The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-11
MANCHESTER POLITICS.
NOW THE LANDSLIDE HAS AFFECT
ED OUR NEXT DOOR SEIGHBOKS.
Their Arrangements for Joining the Big
Jollification In K.chmond-Newso of
Interest From over the River.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.
Il1I HUH gTRFK- REITTIK BLOCK

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND inns,
ll21 HULL Strict. BEATTIE BLOCK.
Already the candidate is abroad in the
land. Among the names Of Democrats
I'm Manchester mentioned in connection
with applications for the Office Of post
master are T. A. Lamb, ID. l.. Toney and
o. /. Merritt The latter was the eff
cient president OF the Second Ward Demo-
cratic Club during the canvass.
Captain II. Clay Chamblin will be in
charge OF the mounted Democrats Of
Manchester who will join in the Demo-
cratic torchllght demonstration projected
for Richmond next week.
Captain Chamblin has announced his
aide.
They are judge John II. Ingram, Of
the hastings court: Mr.. b. z. Owen, Jr.,
editor Of the Leader, and Mr.. w. j. Car
ter. Of The Times.
The explanation OK Mr.. Grants running
behind his ticket in Midlothian on Tues
dey IS given by a Republican OF that
place.
Said he: The people Of the Third party
tried 10 take and carry us away without
our consent. and so we thought we would
show them something. Therefore, many
cOlored voters scratched Mr.. Grant on
election day"
IN IOWnaldn county II - Sdlu lIldt the
Republicans and Third partyites voted
for GooGe together.
The Official vote Of the city of Man
chester Is as follows: Cleveland. 1,2j2;
Harrison, so: Bidwell So Weaver, g.;
Wise 1.247: Grant, "a.
Following is the official vote Of Ches-
terrified county: Cleveland, 1,747; Harri-
son. 1,2n: Wise. La; Grant, 1,2h; Weay-
er, 1876; Bidwell, lG.
~ ELoPEMENT.
Mr. Sidney Reams, a well-known en-
ploye Of the Richmond and Danville rail-
road and Miss Sallie Witten. a popular
and much loved lady OF Manchester,
clipped to Weldon, y. c., yesterday.
There was some objection to the match,
and so a friend Of both. Mr.. J. II. john
son. Of the Atlantic Coast Line. made ar
rangomcnts at Weldon for their marriage.
\ minister MAS to meet them there at
noon yesterday, and Mr.. and Mrs. Reams
were expected back in Manchester last
night.
Miss Nina Claiborne, OF Amherst, lately
visiting Mrs. Rucker, Of this city, is now
the guest Of airs. Fuckers sister, Mrs.
Sangster. OF Barton Heights.
The entertainment known as an apron
hemmns' announced for last night by
the ladies OF Central Methodist church,
has been postponed ill next week.
Mr. W. j. Drewry. of Baltimore, is
visiting his mother. Mrs. Blanche Drewry,
e Porter street Nj. Drcwry came all
the Say here 10 vote.
Mrs. Sallia StrattOn. Of Henrico county.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Jefferson
Cosby. of Ches lerfeld.
Miss Emily Terrill, of Kirg William,
lately visiting relatives here. has gone
home.
Miss A. D. Campbell of Farmville. is
on a visit to Mrs. E. V. Campbell, of
Swansboro.
There was a false alarm of fire on
Thursday evening" caused by smoke from
the chimney Of the Bank building.
Herbert. infant son Of w. S. and George
anna OdeH. died Tuesday morning at
O'Clock, and vas buried at Maury Gene
terry.
The funeral Of Burfoot Walden Wake.
infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wake. occurred on yesterday afternoon
from the Central Methodist church. Rev.
w. c. Walden officiated, and the pail
bearers were: Messrs Carter Weisiger,
Jr. Robert McRae. John Wake and
Ernest Weisiger.
The interment was made in Maury
cemetery.
1t a REGULAR meeting Of the vestry OF
Meade Memorial church. Judge 5. Bas-
sett French was elected lay delegate, with
MIR. W. W. Wood as alternate to attend
ar --ucl. ..r' ell. th" Eid ust an meet
ing Of the clergy and laymen from the
Parishes in the borders Of the proposed
diocese for its organization into new
diocese.
Mr. ". G. Burgess, the president Of
The Third Ward Democratic Club. calls
meeting Of The Democrats Of Manchester
Chesterfield and Swansboro at the Leader
Hall at p. NJ. to-day. Mr. Burgess
wants to arrange for a torchliGht demon
stratJn on one night next week, In honor
of the late great Democratic victory.