The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-30
MANCHESTER SCHOOLS.
NEW TEACHERS APPOINTED BY
THE BOARD.

CHARGED With Cutting n Man-Meeting OF
the city Central Committee-"io"'"
D,strIct Baptist Association-ChesteI
field Notes of Interest.
An adjourned meeting Of the Manchester
school Board was held last night in the
white school building, to complete the cleo
tion Of school teachers. The following
members were present; Messrs. OBrien
chairman. Wcsiger (clerk), Perdue, Pc
nle. Jones, Green, Carr, Robinson, Nunnal-
~. Superintendent Pulliam and Princi-
nal Fitzgerald were also present.
The following teachers were elected:
Far school No. ,, Miss Fannie French
No. 3. Miss Lena Lijhgow; No. 4, Miss Ellie
Robmsoh: No. J. Miss Nellie Leonard; No.
4 Mrs. Ida :. Yard; No. I, Miss Eva liarrl-
son: No. 5. Miss Mary swan; No. ., Miss
kale Drewry. Miss Harrison Is the only
new teacher elected.
The following teachers for the colored
schools were elected: No. |, james H.
! blackwell: No. .. William Moon; NO. -
David {. Moon; NJ. 4, Martha Harris; No.
Il i. Norman: 40. g, Amanda johnson.
After transaeting considerable routine ousi-
ness. the board adjourned.
The result OF the school census IN the
powbite district. which embraces swans
boro and adjacent territory, Is about Tour,
teen hundred. This il an increase OF several
hundred over the last census. and CORES
ponds with the United states census IN
crease in population.
The case Of Abncr Armistead, charged
with feloniOusly cutting Dabncy Cox, when
was continued from Monday, was heard Dv
MAYOR Atkinson yesterday morning. Cox
! the wounded man, appeared IN court ana
did not seem 10 De seriously injured. Dr.
Garnett. the physician who attended him,
testified that the wound was deep
enough 20 penetrate 10 the muscle
of the arm. and extended. about three
inches between the shoulder and elbow. lie
further testified that the patient was dong
well and would be all right in short time.
! His Honor certified the case TO the grand
| Jury, and the prisoner was committed tOJall
There will be a meeting Of the City Cen
! trail Committee tomorrow night NJ o'"u
O'Clock in the Itadcr building. 1t is eN-
pectcd that the craftsmanship question,
| which has been unsettled for some time.
will be peacoaby adjusted at this meeting
The FinancsAfmmittes Of the county
school Board wY8ncct at the Courthouse
to-day 10 examine the books and papers OF
district clerks.
The Middle District Baptist Association
will meet at Bethlehem Church, in Chester
field. on the 9Th of August This promises
10 be one Of the most interesting sessions OF
! the association.
Tie annual picnic of the Fihh-streei
| Methodist sunday school. which was an
nounced 10 take place at Forest Hill Parh
to-day, has, on account of the weather. been
postponed indefinitely.
The rainy weather j. interfering VIII
work on the streets and on the Belt Line.
Mr.. J. W. Bronauch, Jr.. and wife and
Miss Minor have returned from the sea
shore.
The annual meeting Of the Chesterfield
county school board Will be held August 9th
Mr. Rosscr l.. Moody, OF this city, i
| spending the summer in the Blue Ridge
mountains.
Mr.. John W. Arlington will leave today
for Warrenton, y. c., to be absent several
days.
Mr. William ". Michaux, of Powhatan
is visiting his brother-in-iaw, Judge JOIN
! II. Ingram.