The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-27
MANCHESTER PRIMARY.
THE CITY OFFICERS WE'RE CHOSEN.
The Contest was n Hot Ono for tho Common
monwoaith AttorncyshIp and also for the
Clerk of the Court-Interesting Items.
MANCHESTER BuRyAu Richmond TrMp,,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Brnnch Oflice noe Decatur streot.

iWfiibn flQll SITtcts.
Branch Office 1904 Decatur street. J
Never before in the history of tho city wa;
there so closely contested al election or one
in which such deep interest was manifested.
The battle waged fierce. and from A. NJ
till 7. NJ. when the polls were closed
the many candidates were left in suspense
whilc the clerks were counting the tickets
that to some meant great JOY and to others
dire disappointment.
Il was. in every sense Of the word. q
friendly fight. for fight it was to the last
minute. The candidates and their friends
wore out in full force the streets presenting a
festive-like holiday appearance. while war
like determination was pictured on the coun-
tenGnces of the people.
For every Office where there was opposi-
ton there was excitement, and though there
were many rumors during the day OF course
no one could tell how the matter stood.
Everything passed of very quiet and or
derly and in the most friendly manner the
utmost good feeling prevailing during the en-
tire time.
The full Democratic vote OF the city was
polled, and the following Is the result
FIRST WARD.
For Mayor-H. A. Maurice. llS; Charles W.
Turner 1922
For Commonwealth Attorney-A. G.
Attkisson, 50; w. II. Garnet. l09: J.. L. Pool,
81
For City Sergeant-H. Fitzgerald. 1Ss; j. p.
Robinson. us.
For Clerk Of Hastings Court-H. f. Du-
Val. 1876: j. G.. Rice. 90.
For City Treasurer W. Bronaugh, Jr..
25l.
For High Constable-G. w. Brooks. 25l.
For Council-A. G. Jones. lOl; G. Ii. Sims,
147.
SECOND WARD.
For Mayor-H. G.. Maurice. 2Ol Charles
w. Turner. ~.
For Commonwealth Attorney--A. c. Att
kisson. 59 W. III. Garnet, 80; l.. 7. Pool, 100.
For City Sergeant-H. Fitzgerald, 227;
James i. Robinson. y.
For Clerk OF Hastings Court-H L. DuVal,
20}: John O.. Rice. 81.
For City Treasurer. W. Bronaugh, Jr.,
256.
For High Constable-G. w. Brooks. 25i.
For City Council-M. A. Campbell. li7; W.
S. Rolin, 1903
For Justice of the Peace-James III. Perdue.
PSI.
THIRD WARD.
For Mayor H. A. Maurice, 232; Charles w.
Turner. II.
For Commonwealth Attorney A. G. Att
kisson, lO2. w. Ii. Garnett, l15 l.. +. Pool, 81.
For CITY Sergeant -Hy. Fitzgerald. al;
James 7. Robinson, 263.
For Clerk of Hastings Court-H. +. DuVal,
207. John G.. Rice. 80
For City Treasurer w. Branaugh, 303.
For High Constable-G. w. Brooks, 3O2.
For City Councl-G. @. Ely, III; w. T..
Hart. u.s. II. G. Nelson. 81.
For Justice of the Peace-Thomas L.
Owen, 800
FOURTH WARD.
For Mayor-H. A. Maurice. 396; Charles W.
Turner. 50.
For Commonwealth Attorney-A. c. Att
kissOn. 1876; w. Hay GARNET. POI; l.. =. Pool,
1876.
For City sergeant-H. Fitzgerald, S7S;
James =. Robinson, l07.
For Clerk Hastings Court-H. /. DuVal,
1924: John G.. Rice. 100.
For City Treasurer. W. Bronaugh, Jr.,
For High Constable George w. Brooks,
478.
Cor City Council Charles Keller, 216;
John O'Brien, 3l6; John Eutz. 25l; j. /.
Davidson. l65.
For Justice Of the Peace-H. s. Bradley,
1s3; /. z. Kidd, l94; w. 3. Moody. 50.
TOTAL VOTE.
For Mayor-H. A. Maurice. OF; Charles
W. Turner, BOG.
For Commonwealth Attorney-A. c. Att
kisson. 1856; w. II. Garnett $40, l.. 7. Pool,
$40
FOR City Sergeant-Hy. Fitzgerald, 1904;
James r. Robinson. 26l.
For Clerk Hastings Court-H. f. DuYal. go;
j. g. Rice. 377
For City Treasurer. w. Bronaugh, .292.
For High Coustable-G. w. Brooks. 1855.
IrrMs or INTEREST.
The Manchester planing-mill one of the
new industries of Manchester. is now in full
blast and IS turning out fiIst-class work.
Very little business was done IN either the
police court or the hastings yesterday. Both
will doubtless be busy to-day.
The funeral of Mrs. EVELYN Byrd Pulliam.
wife of Mr.. David J.. Pulliam. took place yes
terday afternoon at o'clock from the Meade
Memorial church. The sacred edifce was
crowded with friends and acquaintance. The
rector. j. j. Clopton, conducted the services
and read the beautiful burial service of the
Episcopal Church. The interment was made
IN Maury cemetery.
This afternoon at o'clock Mr.. A. L. Adam
son. real estate auctioneer. Will offer for sale
at public auction an attractive small farm
living on the New road about two and q half
miles from Manchester. embracing about
twelve acres.
The board of supervisors of Chesterfield
met MOult1 anu AiahSoShSN ScA4oAbSANbAo ACA'
tine business.
The public schools of the city were closed
Yesterday in respect TO the memory OF Mrs.
Pullian, wife of superintendent ID. l.. Pull
liam.
The city school board was TO have met last
night. but owing 10 the death OF Mrs. Pullam
the meeting has been postponed until next
Tuesday night.
There will be no services at the Presbyte-
rian church tonight, because of the reception
by the Presbyterian Union IN Richmond at
Armory Hall.
force of hands are at work on the Midlo-
THAN turnpike above Clopton street. doing
the necessary grading for the street railway
connection at that point
CHESTERFIELD REPUBLICANS.
The Republicans of Chesterfield held their
convention Monday for the selection OF dele
gates and alternates to the District and State
Conventions OF their party. Major Joseph
Walker was chairman and Moses ID. Cooper
secretary.
The following delegates were selected:
Joseph Walker G. Mimms. J. W. Nunnally.
Wilson West Jerry Allen. Daniel Johnson. >.
| Mann and John NJ. Jones' Alternates John
c. Epps James Finnie. Allan Hill and j. NJ.
G.. Fitzpatrick.
II is understood that the delegates favor
Jude Edmund Waddill as delegate to the
National Convention.
PERSONAL POINTS.
Mr.. Mike Moore, motorman on the Perry
street line. desires it known that 1t was not
Ina who was fined in the Richmond Police
Court yesterday morning.
Mrs. Perry continues quite Ill at the resi-
&c bar dauphtar Mrs Manuel X