The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-17
NO POLITICS FOR THEM.
rHr ALLIANCE or CHEsrERFIELD.
aRsaolution Adopted at Their Last Meet
ing-Nsw Oncers-Court News-A Fine
Observation-Disclosures News.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TINES,
Twelfth and Hull streets.
pronch Office ff03 Decatur street.

ance have been elected: President, William
+ Gill: Vice President, John :. Taylor;
Secretary. NJ. A. Cogbill; Treasurer. Lee
Wells: Chaplain Rev. II. Z. Johnson;
Lecturer. Joseph Kennedy Assistant Lee
turer. +. II. j. West; Doorkeeper. Alvin
sayles: Assistant Doorkeeper, }. K. Gibbs
Sergeant-at-Arms. j. ID. Simmonson' Trade
Agent. II. II. Sheridan; NJ A. Cogbill. del
epate to the State Alliance. The Alliance
adopted the following resolutions
Resolved. That We believe IL 70 De 70 the
interest OF al the Alliances 10 ignore all
political parties in the Alliances, and that
we hereby instruct our delegate 20 the State
Alliance 10 vote against every prOpOsltlOh
looking TO political party IN the sald Al
liauces.
John Burgess was fined q and costs for rs
saulting and abusing }. 4. Maidron. Mrs.
Burgess swore out a warrant against Mrs.
Waldron tor smaoking her child. One OF
the witnesses testified that the boy WAS on
TOP Of Il fye-foot fence, standing mp. when
smacked in the face by Mrs. Waldron; but
Mayor Maurice has good idea about dis
tances. and. believing 1t would take giant
b. reach that high, dismissed the warrant.
THOEOTGHBktD HOhste.
Mr.. Walter II. Nelson of this city. has
purchased from Mr.. W. A. Walker. or Rich
mond. very handsome bay two-year-old
colt by EgWood, 2:23, dam by Daniel Lam
bert. This y0ungster inherlts much OF the
elegant finish. combined with the iaultless
action. of his sire the beautiful Egwood,
'the pride # WnitbY farm. Through nls
dam he gets the sterling blood Of Daniel
Lambert. the most celebrated representa-
tive Of the old-time Morgan family OF trot-
ters. noted for their great finish, beauty and
roadster qualities.
Mr. Nelson also owns a baby yearling colt
full brother % the above, which ne intends
starting in the yearling stake TO be trotted
Al the Exposition races this fall Barring
mishaps he viii show up we'll
The same gentleman IS tho pOssessor OF
the handsome twO-Year-old chestnut colt
Origin, by Norfolk, dam Gypsy Wilkes By
Young Jim lby George Wilkes, 222), who
is showing up well and attracts much atten-
ton and admiration from visitors.
All these colts were bred by Mr.. ii. q.
Chambhn atI Whitby farm. Chesterfield
county. Mr.. Nelson has displayed COM
mendable Judgment in selecting such
well-bred trio Of trotting bred colts.
The Sunday-school of Bethlehem church.
in Chesterfield county. gave picnic Friday
on the beautiful grounds surrounding the
church. day Of much pleasure was spent
and everything IN the shape Of tempting
things TO eat was there IN abundance.
Among those present were heys. Hatcher.
Winfree and Williams and Mr.. John II.
Burton and many others from Manchester.
There will be held this afternoon at Cen
trail Methodist Episcopal church a mass
meeting OF the three Methodist churches,
the object Of which is % devise means and
plan for carrying on mission work IN this
city. A very interesting programme has
been arranged There will be several
speeches by prominent speakers and some
good singing 10y the chOlrs Of the three
churches.
Miss Weetie Hall is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Hatcher in Chesterfield county.
hr Lee Turrentine has returned TO bis
home in North Carolina.
The city central committee viii meet to-
morrow night Tor the purpose OF ordering
ward meetings TO elect the new city COM
mlttee,
DANCE AT TIE PARK.
Among those present at the dance at
Forest Hill Park Thursday evening were
Misses Sallie and Kate Sullivan Cora Tray
Tor, Lucille and Clara OBrien, Ida Cosby.
Sadie Harnish. Maggie and Lizzie Crowley.
of Washington: Miss WhitlOck and Mes
danes 9. l.. IraylOr. Marshall and =. =.
Harnish and Messrs. Mallory, Harush,
Blley. Clements. Brands. Dunn, Wis.
Garland. Patch and vs.. ana G. Lamb. The
party danced on the large yeranda around
the Receptlon-room, and q very pleasant
evening was spent
The regular Gospel meeting for railroad
men will be held this afternoon at Leader
Hall. Rev +. A. Cole will preach-subieot
Influence" Song service begins at 3
o'clock
Miss Annie Taylor. Of this city. will leave
IN q few days for Washington
Mss Mary Bass Will visit friends in Balti-
more in few days
Rev j. D. Clopton viii preach at Meade
Memorial church to-day at the usual
hours-ll A. Ri. and r. VI.
Regular services will be held at
the Cowardin-ayenue Christian church to-
day The pastor, Rev. @. J.. Moore Will
preach in the morning. and Rev. A. r. Noon
Will preach at night. A cordial welcome
will be given 10 every one.
A large number Of Manchester people
went over 10 Island Park 10 sec the ball
game yesterday afternoon.
Misses Lizzie and Maggie Crowley of Wash
ington, are visiting Mss Lucy O'Bren on
COWardin avenue.
Reed Craig, son Of Captain j. Z. Craig on
Aay0s Island. shot and killed large crane
on the island Friday evening. The bird
SIX feet one lEch from tip TO tip.