The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-22
unavoidable absence OF the Common
wealth's Attorney, the case was not taken

unavoidable absence OF the Common
wealth's Attorney, the case was not taken
up.
Tho trial OF Charles Q. Eherler Is
scheduled to occur to-day. fyy
With the Mayor.
James Sogers was before the Mayors
Court, charged with being drunk and
disorderly in his home, on Nineteenth
Street. When his wife and mother-in-
law came in the house he went after
them with pailing taken from the fence.
He pleaded guilty to the charge and
threw himself on the mercy OF the court.
He was fined SO
Ernest Miller, chEged with threaten
ing to shoot N. NJ Smith with q pistol.
was fined SO and placed under bond for
six months.
Henry Johnson, colored. known as
Cray Henry" charged with being dis
orderly. was given ninety days.
Philip Rice. colored, answered to the
charge Of assaulting Mary Richardson.
He was placed behind the bars for thirty
days.
Herbert Easley. colored, was up on two
charges. He paid $40 and costs for
kicking Susan Mosley and IS and costs
for assaulting Sam. Jones.
George Price, colored. was before the
,
Mary Price. He was sent to jail for
sixty days.
Gilbert Turner. white, who was ar
rested Saturday on the charge of being
dsorderly In a saloon, failed to Appear
before the court. An attachment was
issued for him.
Enjoyable Evening.
A happy crowd assembled in the
home OF Miss Annie Mcclellan, of $40
West Fourteenth Street, Thursday night,
capacous parlors were decorated viii
| ferns and evergreens. Among those
present were: Misses Grace Jones
Blanch Blunt, Annie Wiltshire, Lula
Mcclellan. Elsie Jones. Norma Wilt
| shire. Olive Blankenship, Lucy Best
and Nellie Kidd; Messrs. Dudley McClel
Ian. Billy Shelton, Grover Grim. VIII
lard Hatcher. Stanley Anderson. Gus
Miller, of Chattanooga, Tenn: Herman
| Jones. of Mt Olive, n. c.; Bernard Clay
and many others.
Mrs. Stacy Dead.
Mrs. Sarah R. Stacy, of Eton. n. G.
died at the residence OF r. l.. Hymon
| Woodland Heights, at o'clock yester
day afternoon, aged seventy-one years
| She is survived by two children-Mr
| Paul W. Harrell and Mrs. r. j. Baker
The body will be shipped to Nortl
Carolina at s:25 this morning.
Personals and Briefs.
The officers of the c. II. C. Club
1 which was recently organized. have ten
| dered their resignation. and the fol
| lowing four young men have been elect
| ed instead: Messrs. Roland Brands
president; George Paul. ce-president
! Guy Gregory secretary; Russell Greg
| Dry, treasurer
Little Louise Ely, OF No. 100 East Thlr
| teenth Street. Is sick at her home witt
!. the measles. 'r
Friday night the Trinity Workers o
Meade Memorial Church will give tef
for the benefit OF the window fund. a
the residence OF Mrs. Violet Wood o
| Eighth and Porter Streets The public
/ are cordially invited to attend.
! 1t was enormously reported few day!
ago that Alderman r. l.. Patrarn wa
one OF the most ardent supporters OF TIL
proposition to allow the high fence L
remain along Seventh Street from Semme
| Street to Free Bridge, AS a matter o
fact, Mr.. Patram wants the high fenc
to be cut down to a. uniform height 0
four feet. .si IL 4ttf
Miss Matte Bowles. OF No. 5O7 Yves
! Twelfth Street, Is If in her home witt
a severe attacktof grip.
Mrs. r. s. Smithers is i'll in her home
No. 10l West Twelfth Street. She /
under the care OF DR. Nichols.
Miss Helen Weisiger, OF Atlanta, Ga
who has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Alexander. in Richmond, for severa
weeks, returned home yesterday.
The Building and Land Committee wi
hold a meeting in the Council Chambe
on Thursday night at 1880 o'clock.
Mrs. S. c. Nunnally, OF Swansboro, !
quite i'll In her, home.
The little daughter of Mr.. j. r. Wcscot
of Fifteenth and Hull Streets, is quit
sick. @
Captain p. L. Watts, OF Oak Grove
caught ten colored crap-shooters Sunda
and one man charged with assaultin
another.
The Rev. DR. f. Y. Badly, pastor Of tn
cambridge Street Baptist Church, VIII
some time ago rendered his resignation
which the church declined to accept sur
day, has not as Yet made any plans. Jus
what DR.. Badly will do is not known
Seventh-Day Adyentistb.