The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-09-04

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1871 Hull sTKET. BElTrIE BLOCK.
The parties charged with beating James
Tucker. namely. George Smith. Patience
Coleman. Martha Coleman and Dollie
Lockett. were arraignsd in the mayors
court on yesterday morning. d,
Patience Coleman was discharged and
were sent on to the grand jury, and ell
hands except Tucker were baked.
SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The Manchester District School Board.
Chesterfield county reelected teachers for
the session ensuing as follows:
Whtte Schools-Mr. A. L. Moore. Mrs.
Mary Winfree. Misses Layinia Walden, V.
Clay Willis, Marianne Pullism. Cabell Han
cock. Ruth Martin. Marion Du Val.
COtored SchoOls-Nannie Robinson. Addie
johnson, Esther Brooks. Florence Logan.
One more vacancy in the colored school
remains to be filed yet.
Thief Phillips Crossing school-house
will DO moved mile nearer Branch's
church. Miss Du Val will have this school;
Miss Hancock will have the new school at
MARKS addition. near the city.
SHORT NOTES.
The Leader Hall meeting this afternoon
will have the pastor of Leigh-street Baptist
church. Rev. w. l.. Wright to peach, and
his text will be from the l4th chapter OF
st. Lakes Gospel. 23d verse.
The song service TO precede the preach
ing will be at 3 o'clock j. NJ
The Presbyterian church will have q lawn
party under the auspices OF the Little
Cleaners Society on Monday and Tuesday
evenings in the lot next to Mr.. A. II. Fitz-
gerald's house. corner OF Porter and
Eleventh streets.
Mrs J. W. Flournoy is quite i'll.
Mr.. w. W. Lowry. of Manchester. is on
visit to friends in Amelia.
Mrs J. W. Wilson. Of Richmond. is IN
Chesterfield on a visit to friends there.
Miss Cabell Hancock has returned home
from visit 10 friends in ksdford, Va.
The neighborhood OF " Woodland Heights
has been troubled with chicken thieves
lately. and Messrs. T. W. Wood. K. S. Rob
ertson. II. @. Beattie and Arthur McCrone
have lost valuable fowls
The Bon Air district Democrats have
elected MIR. W. G. Moore delegate to the
Congressional Convention. with Mr.. Thomas
Davis as alternate.
There will De an important meeting OF
the Fourth Ward Democratic Club. Monday
night at Leader Hall. at which q large at
tendance is expected.
COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Mr.. Philip V. CogbiIl. the chairman Of
the Democratic committee OF Chesterfield
county. sends me list Of persons he has
filed with Chief Supervisor Peasants for
appointment as supervisors of election.
The gentlemen are all wel-known Demo
Gratis and are: Courthouse. e. w. Ellison;
Matoaca village. j. 5. Holt; Ettrick, john
W., BTitton; Winfrsy,s Store. Joseph hen
needy; Chester. Q. L. Clement; Eyler 8
Store. J. A. Strachan: Hancock's Store. W.
w. Hicks: Klevssahls Store. II. L. Harnish;
Bon Air. G. Wills Moore; Midlothian, Sam
uel W. Clarke; Goodies Store. W. ii. h.
Bagwell; Wiuterpocl. Eberle Hobson.
The Democratic and Peoples parties were
the first two to file lists, and. according to
Judge Hughes decision. their nominees Will
be appointed supervisors. but the Republi-
cans lose nothing by it, as all the persons
mentioned in yesterdays TINES as supervi-
sors on behalf Of the Peoples party are.
with the exception of c. Mead for Midlo-
THAN and DR.. :. Sims for Goodies store.
well-known Republicans.