Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-08
PRIMARY IN MANCHESTER.
Municipal Ticket to lie Selected To-Day.
Verdict for s3JO-Personal

NerulCt Tor &3OO-terNOna'
This Is tho day for the Democratic primary IN
Manchester.
The polls viii be open from 6 A. NJ. until p.
". 60 as 70 enable all OF the workingmen 70 cast
their ballots. The indications are that large
vote will DO cast, as the friends OF different can
didstes have been zcalously a. work, and some
OF the contests may DO decided either way BY q
very few votes.
The following "a list OF the voting-plsces
First Ward-Joness store. A. +. Holt aud W.
G. Simons Will be Tho Judges aud Z. {. Nofe
clers.
Second ward-The msrkethouse. A. Knorr
and Edward Gibbs judges and I. K. Reynolds
CLERK.
Owens's otore will be the yotins-place in the
Third Ward. {. ID. CorOus and j. ". jenkins
judges ana 9. b. French clork
Tho yOurg place IN the Fourth Wsrd VIII Do
In tho frame balding on the north side OF hull
street between Twelfth and Thirteenth. n. {.
Whitlock snd W. ;. Goode Judges aud W. Z. bo-
hannon clerk.
VERDICT For THE PLAINTIFF.
The Jury In the case OF Alexander fuckers
executors against Blauton & Jones, heretofore
reported. returned verdict In favor OF the palm
tiif for $3.50.
The trial Of the case. which has engaged the
attention OF the Hustinga Court for nearly
week. was concluded about p. W. yesterday
Anderson Tucker, colored man Of advanced
years, walking out Fifteenth street (Which
has been laid OF, but not prepared Tor trayel on
a dark night several years ago when no fell into
the brick-ysrd OF Messrs. Blauion S Jones, which
was eIcaysted nearly up to tho stteet line, and
received injuries which are alleged 20 have pro-
duced his death. flis son and executor tnen
sued the city and the owners 0t the brick-yard
both for 5000 damages. The suit against the
city has not been tried.
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS.
Cvnthus Grove OF Drulds have installed the
! following officers for the ensuing term: John
| Loser. noble arch; w. I. Powell. yice-arch W.
/ Il. simpson, conductor; ". b. Carwile, trea
| surer: c. y. COrbus, 4ecretary. j. H. Meredith
outside guard: J. <. Bennett, inside guard. =.
Tho approaches 70 the new bridge over keedy
! creek where Semmes avenue crosses that stream
/ hayo now been filled In 50 that vehicles can pass
/ over the bridge.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFs.
Mr.. Lewis Vadcn. of Halifax, was In the city
| yesterday.
| Prince George Circuit Court
! Treasurer Gillian, % Chesterfield, and Major
| Percy Hawes, Of Richmond, were In the cisy
| yesterday
| MIR. William Beattio has gone with his mother
| n Washington, and from there he Will go tG
South America.
! Mas Lizzie Gatewood, OF Norfolk, who has
! boon visiting a. Buck hll, loft tots morning iol
suffolk, whore she will spend lew Gays "l1l
/ friends before returning home.
Tho cost Of widening Cowardin avenue e
! fifty feet rs prOpOset viii be about S3,WO. IN,
| subject will come up before the Council to-mor
| TOw night
! A meeting Of Company Il. Fourth Virginia
| cayalry. will be held at the markethousc mex
/ saturday TO arrange for attending the Lee-monu
meut unveilinR.
/ Mr. Richard Jones, Of Matoaca, ono OK tho old
/ eat residents OF Chesterfield county, was report
| ed quite al yesterday.
Mr. :. II. (lleppy) Clarke and wife viii cole
| brato thoir silver YeGding-twenty-hfth ami
versary OF their marrage-on Monday night
| May l9th, at the old Clarke residence, corner o
| Eleventh aud Iainbrdge streets. Mrs. clark
was Miss Emillne Hogan, Of fredericksburg