The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-29
OVER THE JAMES.
Political Points--Church Chimes-Regfs-
iraflan Renorfs- MancheAter NJ aliera

Next Thursday night Colonel Richard +
Bcirne will address the people Of Manches-
ter. The meeting will doubtless he in the
open air. from stand erected on Upper
Hull street. The exact place where the
meeting will be held will he announced TO-
day or tomorrow.
The next regular meeting OF the Demo
cratic Campaign Club will I've held a, their
rooms Friday night, November lst. M :
o'clock. This will be very important meet.
ing. at which il is expected that every mem.
Der and every Democrat In the city will b.
present Much has 10 he done before elec.
ton day, and every Democrat will have to
work.
CHURCH CHIMES.
At the revival services at Central Method.
Isl Church one pentent approached the
mercy seat. There was much interest
manifested. There We're no services in this
church last night. nor will there be any TO-
night. but tomorrow. Thursday and Friday
nights the revival services will be continued.
At the Bainbridge-street Baptist Church
the revival services will be kept up every
night this week.
MINOR MATTERS.
The eases before the Mayor Yesterday
were Of a character that suggested to that
official to dismiss them all. which he did.
Mr.. William Mchaux and Captain Joseph
IIol-On. wiz hunting parfridges AT Nor
wood. in Powhaian county. fired at the
same coyey a. it was flushed. from opposite
sides. \ portion Of Captain Hobson'. shot
struck Mr.. MichauX in the face. The proper
surgical attention WAS given Nr. Michaux
and he j. now well.
Those who like the sport Of killing deer
will find large number i'm Chesterfield.
When killed they sell for q good price in
the Richmond market.
Mr.. II. b. owen, who has been quite i'll.
was on the streets yesterday.
Mr.. James i. Harrison. OF Danville. was
in the city Yesterday.
Last night Mr.. Charles \. Maurice and
Mr.. TomrSins were married at the Green
House. corner Of Porter and Eleventh
streets.
The Board Of Supervisors Of Chesterfield
county were in session Yesterday. They
were busy for several hours attending To-
county matters.
The new pavement on Hull street i'm front
Of the Courthouse square will be laid very
shortly. The bricks are being laid there.
Mr.. Lewciyn Lewis. son Of Mr.. David
Lewis. who has been in Brooklyn for -.
number OF years, is in the city on visit.
The wooden bridge over the cutters on
Hull and seventh streets j. being repaired
by the street Railway Company.
The following j, the total registration of
the city Of Manchester including both white
and cOlorcd voters: First ward. white. -:
colored. -; second ward. white. 800; color
ed. jl third ward. white. 80; colored. 3lS;
fourth ward. white 81: cOlored. 2li. To-
"a. white. .ljj: cOl0rcd. Gll. Total num-
Der registered. >. 10. White majority. -.
From this white majority Manchester is eX-
pectod 20 poll a majority Of not less than
i've hundred on next Tuesday il the Demo
Gratis do their duty.
Presuming that the population If city
j. i've times that of The registered ote. the
population Of Manchester j. iOG3D. and taxi
ing in Swan-b0ro and other suburbs. the
population within short radiu,
If the courthouse will make the population
nearly 1900.