Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1885-07-12
soUTHsIDE MATTERS.
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The following gentlemen have so Tar
been appointed delegates from Chester
field to the Democratic State Conyen-
ton Manchester District: B. A. Han
cock, delegate II. c., Watkins, alter
nate. Midlothian District: George IL.
Jewett, delegate; w. W. Baker, alter
nate. Dale Di arict: DR.. Thomas j.
Cheatham, dele ste; 7. N. Cheatham,
ESQ.,, alternate. The other districts oil
the county have not been heard from.
To the Legislative Convention--Man-
chester District Delegates Y. 7. Nor
rissette, c. l.. McCoull, r. A. Bowen,
p. b. Winfree, X. G. Wood. Al
ternates Thomas Ryan, Mike Moore,
A. c. Pulliam, and - Williams.
Dale District Delegates: T. j. Cheat
ham, J.. Wells, John s. Taylor, j. L.
Muse p. Duval. These appoint
their own alternates.
The following grand jurors have been
drawn for the next term Of the Man
chester Hastings Court, which begins
on the Goth r. A. Cobb, G. A. Jones,
b. +. Faulconer, B. T. Pilson, w. L.
Ledford, r. c. Traylor, j. W. Stubs,
James A. Baugh, b. b. Weisiger, Jo-
seph G. Perdue, j. b. Peasley, 5. ID.
Atkinson, j. II. Patteson, Z. N. GRECO
nv, William p. Kidd, b. W. Nunnally,
A. d. Shotwell, J. +. Davidson, G. p.
Holland, A. Q. Powell, f. Booker, and
Simuel Logan. The three last named
are colored.
Among other cases to be tried at
this term of the court are several per-
sons who were indicted several months
age for being engaged in the lottery
business.
Below is the programme Of the mu-
sieaie to be held at Cersley's Hall TO-
morrow night: |. Chorus, Z" When the
Summer Rain is Over" Musical and
Dramatic Association. .. Solo, clari-
net (selected), Mr.. Felix Jardella. 3.
Solo baritone, "Let All Obey"
Qeith,) Mr.. d. L. Leftwich. 4. Quar-
tette, "From the Valleys and Hills"
(Balfe,) Misses Walker and Lubbock
and Messrs. Owens and Leftwich. s..
Solo, clarinet, (selected,) Mr.. Felix
Jardella. 6. Solo soprano, " Una Voce
Pocofa, "(Rossini. Miss Bertha VOelker.
:. Solo, piano, (selected,) Miss Bette
Lubbock. s. Duet, NAY, Bid Me
Not" Mozart Miss yoelker and Mr..
Leftwich. .. Chorus, Night Shades
No Longer" Musical and Dramatic
Association.
Mrs. Lucy Pcasley, wife Of Mr.. Tom
Peasley, died at her husbands resi-
dence in Manchester yesterday. Mrs.
Peasley, though not more than about
thirty years old, had been in declining
health for a long while. She was a
most estimable lady, and was loved
and admired by all who knew her.
There was a match game Of base
ball played at Manchester Park yester.
day afternoon between the Manchester,
and tie Old-Folks nine, which resulted
in victory for the former club by the
score Of % to s. Each club did some
very good batting, but the Ole
Folks - were not accustomed to play
ing, so Of course were not perfect.
Mr.. c. +. Moore, prominent build
or Of Manchester and a member of tn,
Council Of that city, was taken i'll yer!
suddenly yesterday. lie was sitting
in Treasurer Bronaugh's Office talking
when he swooned away. Two physician
were summoned, and he was taker
home. He was no better at lat
hour las&night.
Justice Perdue issued a warrant yes
terday evening for the arrest Of severa
colored parties who were charged wit
being about to engage in a fight wit
pistols.
The Chesterfield County Court meet
tomorrow.