Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-03-09
THE PRIMARY IN MANCHESTER.
A Committee at work on the Plan
Roughly Trcated-Personals. &c.

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Roughly Trcated-Personals. &c.
The subcommittee Of five appointed by
the City Committee TO prepare a plan Tor
the Democratic primary to he held to make
nominations for the various municipal
Offices t. be filled i'll the May election met
in the Ledder Office last night and spent
some time discussing the various provi-
sions which il j. thought should DO moor
porated in theplan. They will report toan
adjourned meeting to be held eXt Thursday
evening. and the date will be fixed and
other details agreed on at that time. 1t IS
thought probable that the primary, will be
held early IN April, all four OF the pre-
cincts will be open, and the general provl-
sious. # is thought, Will be similar to those
under which the primary IN hlchmond IS
to be conducted.
PUSHED FROM THE wALEwAY.
The police Of both Richmond and Man
chester are on the lookout for, but have
not vet succeeded in locating, the three
negro women who late Friday afternoon
pushed Miss Bowls. OF this CITY, who was
returning from Richmond, from the walk
way Of the rec bridge into the roadway,
where her limbs were run over by the
wheels of n cart loaded with sand fortu-
nstcly 10 bones were broken, end the
voung lady Will be able to be out again IN
n few DAYS. Nlr. James +. Bradley, who
happened to be crossing the bridge at the
time. placed Miss Bowls in his wagon aud
carried her to the home of her father, Mr..
John Bowls. on Nineteenth street between
Hull and Decatur.
PERSONALS.
Mr.. A. c. Harding has returned from Bal
timore, where he went TO see II he could
identify a man arrested there under the
name OF BrOsius as the party who worked
in his lewclry store day or two and lett
the same day that three OF Mr. Harding
watches disappeared. Mr. Harding ana
not see the prisoner, he having been taken
TO Boston, but recovered two OF his watches
in Washington. where they were pawned
for 1913, and the other one was found III
Richmond.
TRAIN ACCIDENT.
| The freight train on the Richmond and
! Petersburg railroad due in Manchester
about S A. NJ. met with an accident at
Drewry's Bluff yesterday morning. Two
cars jumped the track and DELAYED the
vcstibule train, the north-bound fast mail,
and the north-bound freight several hours.
Nobody was reported hurt, but the two
cars that Jumped the track were considera-
! bly, damaged.
| Rev. Preston Nash. assistant rector of st.
James church, Richmond. will preach at
Meade-Memorial church at IL o'clock this
morning and administer the Holy Com
mupion. The service at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon will be conducted by Rev. j. b.
Funsten. of Christ church.
/ The Powhlte District School Board az
meeting held yesterday morning, decldedt 10
run the schools seven months this session.
b The March meeting of the Manchester
Council will be held next Friday night at
4 1880 O'clock.
The Chesterfield County Court meets to-
morrow. This Is grand-iury term and
there are several cases to tired.
Mr.. j. d. Mathews writes from California
that his health is much better than it was
some ago, and that no will be home the
first week in April.