The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-26
VOTING IN MANCHESTER.
THIS is DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY DAY.
Tho Precincts-Arrangemen for the E'ec-
tIon-News OF General Intercst-rer-
sonal PoInts-Sotes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND liMKs'
Twelfth and Hull streets.


Branch Office 1l0i Decatur streos'
The city central committee met last even
ing in the Office of Chairman brad'eF ANU
nerfected arrangements for to-day's primary
The Judges. clerks and ticket-holders were
rresent and were sworn in and given final IN
structions.
Returns from the different wards Will DO
sant IN the CITY committee as soon as COM
pleted. e.,,os.
First Ward-C. A. Jones store. Hull street.
corner of Third.
Second Ward-At Market-House. 80,
Third Ward -Nunnally's building 1weilth
and Hull streets. "a
Fourth Ward-COrner OF Ihirteehtn anu
Hull streets. p
Master Mechanic Thomas w. Gentry. OF
the Danyille shops, has returned from Atlanta
and Columbus. Ga.
Mr.. Charles Muhley conducted the meeting
at Leader Hall Sunday afternoon unuer inc
auspices of the railroad branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association.
The funeral OF the infant child OF Mr. ..
Sidrey Reams took place Sunday afternoon
from the Fifth-street Methodist church
The funeral of Mrs. Virginia Brown took
place Sunday afternoon from the cambridge
street Baptist church and was largely at
tended.
DEATH OF MRS. PULLIAM.
Mrs Evelyn Byrd Puliam. wife of Mr..
David l. Pullam. of this city died yesterday
afternoon between , and o'clock at her
home on Porter street.
She had been sick for n long time. and for
months her death has been expected at any
time. A half hour before she died she ap-
peared to be resting more comfortable thhn
usual. When the summons came sne met
death with calm heroism and Christian
fortitude.
Mrs. Pulliam was daughter Of the late
Captain Richie and Mrs. Virginia NJ. wins.
of Chesterfield She was q lady OF beautiful
character, and everybody who knew her
loved her.
Her death will be deeply regretted, and the
sympathy OF the community goes out 10 the
distressed husband and relatives IN this the
hour Of their deep bereavement.
The funeral will take place this afternoon
at o'clock from the Meade Memorial church.
The following Will be the pall-bearers Mayor
A. G. Attkisson, Dr. Lawrence Ingram. Is. NJ.
Robinson. G. Z. Gary. II. +. Duyal Charles
Friend. W. n. Page and j. IL. Patterson.
BRIEF BITS.
Two whitei youths were before the mayor
yesterday morning for meddling with pigeons
that did not belong 10 them. and HIS Honor
turned them over 10 their parents for correc-
ton
During the storm Friday evening lightning
struck cedar tree which was standing only
four feet from the postoftice and store at
Crow Spring in Chesterfield Fortunately
no one was hurt.
West-End Methodist church has liquidated
its entire debt. amounting to $500. Sun
day morning the Sunday school. as the
result Of the week Of self-denial. brought i'll
800 40. and at the morning service of the
church this amount WIS increased to : l63 7S.
The balance If 1852 was raised in n few
minutes at the night service and five dollars
over
PERSONAL POINTS.
Master Arthur V. Nunnally has returned
from Florida greatly improved in health. He
told me yesterday that he had a delightful
time while in the land of flowers and ethereal
mildness. and that he also enjoyed very much
reading the newsy columns OF The TINFs.
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