Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-09-04
MANCHESTER AND cHesrsRFieLD.
Names Presented for superv'sers-rcach-
ar. Fleeted--Court and Church Items.

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Mr.. p. V. Coebill. chairman OF the
Chesterfield Democracy, has presented 70
United States Commissioner Peasants the
following list Of names for appointment as
supervisors of election Courthouse, Z. W.
Ellison. Motoaca village, J. $. Holt;
Fttrick' John W. Britton; Winfree's Store,
Joseph KENNEDY: Chester, g. r.. Clement;
Fgler's store, j. A. Strachon; Hanoock's
Store. w. W. Hicks; kleveeahps, IL. +.
Harnish: Bon Air, @. Wills Moore: Md
lothian, Samuel w. Clarke; Goodies Store,
w. II. II. Bogwell, and Wintcrpock,
Eberle Hobson.
Ihe Democratic and Peoples parties
were the first TO apply, end will therefore
be recognized. The Republicans lose no.
thing by the application of the Third
pertvites, however. as oil the persons
named in their list, with two exceptions,
are well-kuown Republicans. These are
the persons designated by them !; Bon Air,
Jacob Fracker; Midlothian, G. Mead;
Goodies Store, DR.. J.. Simms; Glover Hill.
DR.. }. Holmes; Winfree's Store, y. /.
Mann; fuckers Shop, j. V. Herring;
fuckers store, DR.. Long; Hancock,s
store, Samuel Brookman; Chester, w. A.
Whiteside; Eyler's Store, Nj. Il. Eyler;
Courthouse. j. NJ. q. Fitzpatrick; Klever-
sahl's, Joseph Walker
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ELECTED.
The School Board OF Manchester Dis
trict, Chesterfield county, met yesterday
and reelected the following teachers for
the ensuing session:
For the White schools-Mr. A. l.. Moore,
Mrs. Mary Winfree. and Misses LayinIe
Walden, V. Clay Willis. Marianne PullIam,
Cabeli Hancock. Ruth Martin, and Marion
Duval.
For the Colored SchooIs-NannIo Robin
son. Addie johnson, Esther Brooks, and
Florence Logan. There IS one vacancy IN
the cOiored school yet 10 be filed.
The school-house near Philips Crossing
will be removed mile nearer Branch's
Church, and Miss DuYsl Will teach this
school at the new location.
Miss Hancock will teach tho new school
70 be established in Marks addition, near
Manchester.
CH1CREN-THIEvTs NUMEROUS.
Chicken-thieves have been dong pros
porous business in the neighborhOod of
Woodland Heights for the past week OF
ten days.
Thursday night they broke tho lock TO
the hen-house Of Mr.. I. w. Wood, near
Forest-Hill Park and helped themselves
to the birds. They have also recently
stolen number of fowls belonging 10 Mr..
II. 5. Robertson, Mr.. IL. c. Beattie, and
Mr. Arthur McCrone. They visited Mr..
MCtrOue = last year ouu cATflcu on u lar 20
number of valuable chickens.
Rev. W. l.. Wright. pastor of Leigh
Street Baptist church, Richmond. will
conduct the meeting IN Leader Hall this
afternoon at 3:30O'cIOck under the auspices
of the railroad branch OF the Young Mems
Christian Association. MIR. Wright is a
forclble speaker. and tho meeting promises
to be Of unusual interest. He will take
his subject from Luxe XIV, %. Song ser
vice at 3 o'clock.
Mr. Il. f. Michaels will preach for the
congregation of the Clopton-Street Bap-
list church to-day-morning and evening.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morning
Squire Tom +. owen presldIng) the cou-
tinued case of George Smith, Patience
Coleman, Martha Coleman, and Dolly
Lockett. charged with unlawfully and fe-
loniously assault.ug and beating James
Tucker with intent to main, disfgure,
disable, and kill, was investigated. The
Justice discharged Patience and sent the
others on to the grand jury. The cross
warrant sworn out by Patience Coleman
charging Tucker with assaulting and beat
ing her was also sent on to the Hastings
Court.