The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-11
THE POLITICAL SLATE.
snuosx WHOM THE o'FERRILL AND
hUroRD MEN VIII yOTE FOR.
NAH of Mrs.. Jewstt-overcoins by Heat.
c...o,I Accidental Pleasant Excur-
S,op-At His Honor's Tribunal.
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beaI Of interest was manifested In the
meeting.
Tho contest in this city seems to be
between the O'Fcrrallites and the Blu
FORD men. as there is no Tyler club here.
Much interest Is being manifested In the
,arA meetings 20 be held tonight for the
,nynose Of choosing delegates to the
81 convention. There is every indica-
~ that the meetings 10 be held tonight
,.w 10 more largely attended than any
Se,1 an this city for a long time. There
are thirteen delegates TO be chosen, ana
bo,h sides have made M their states.
frhose who will be voted Tor by the
friends Of Colonel Buford will be as fol-
lows:
FIRST Ward-Frank II. Fitzgerald and
James Moore.
second Ward-Arthur G.. Evans. Ryland
r. Williams and Luther NJ. Nunnaly.
Third W~ard-Hegry c. Nelson Herbert
ID owen and william II. Kid
Fourth Ward-G. X. Macon. Augustine
yovau Henry G. FERGUSON, +. n. Lamb
and p. VI. Robertson.
The following are those who VIII be
voted for as delegates by Colonel Ofer-
rails friends:
FIRST Ward-Henry Fitzgerald and John
~. Cordle.
second Ward-James r. Holiday, Law
renee T.. Pool and Andrew J. Gallagher.
Tbird Ward-Dr. T. n. Garrett. A. W..
Fair and W. g.. Burgess.
Fourth Ward-J. +. Bradley. George
y. Gary. W. u. Ferguson. I. II. flsher
and John +. Utz.
The places Of meeting Will be as iol-
lows:
First Ward-Old Masonic Hall, corner
Tifth and cambridge streets.
second NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Tbird Ward-Nunnally's store, corner
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Fourth Ward-In rear Of Bowen &
Bradley's store.
Manchester district. in Chesterfield. will
also elect four delegates tonight. The
meeting will be held in the school-house
inst beyond Mofrissetts store, In swans
boro.
Mrs. NJ. II. Jewett died at the residence
Of Mr.. T.. q. Angel. corner OF Tenth
and Everett streets. yesterday morning
az 11:15 O'Clock after a ling ering illness, in
the hftv-eighth year Of her age. She was
The mother Of MeSsrs. jonathan T.
danes NJ. and George William Jewett, and
a sister Of Mrs. + O. Angel.
Mrs. Jewett was the daughter Of the
late Thomas and Mary Ann Briggs, and
was a kind and loving wife and devoted
ond aN~ectionate mother. The deceased
had many relatives and friends In this
CITY and IN Chesterfield, who will regret
T.. learn OF her death.
The funeral will take place this morn
ing at 1890 o'clock from the Central
Methodist church, Of which she was a
member.
The funeral Of the infant child Of Isa-
dore and Rebecca T.. Schwartz took place
from the parents residence In Swans
boro Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The horse ambulance from the veteri-
nary infrmary of DIR. ". II. Harbavgh,
I'm Richmond, was sent over 10 take to
the innrmary Sunday afternoon one of the
Manchester Transparent Ice Company's
horses which was suffering from a frac-
tured hlg.
Rufus Jackson, n colored man living
In this city. was overcome by heat while
AT work Saturday afternoon on the new
elevator, on Tenth and Canal streets,
Richmond. He was taken TO the aims
house. where he now Is.
The ladies Of the Parsonage Society
of Central Methodist church will give a
birthday celebration at the church to-
night. Each person will contribute a
cent for each year Of their ages.
MISS GndflOllt 4NbINtlit al dEfu ldbS
met with a very painful accident yester-
day morning. While carrying a bucket of
water I'm some way she fell and fractured
her right thigh within the hip joint. DR..
Lawrence Ingram rendered the necessary
surgical aid. and at a late hour yesterday
the patient was getting along as well as
could be expected.
Central Methodist Sunday school will
have their annua excursion on the 18th
i,stant al Warwick Park. on James river.
They will go down on the steamer Ariel,
which will leave Rockets at S3o A. M.
and tie wharf on the Manchester side m
hour later.
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon the
steamer Will leave Warwick Park and
run down 10 Dutch Gap before returning
10 Richmond
In the mayors court yesterday George
Cousins (coioreD paid $7.65 for a%ssaulting
and beating Emma Easley, while Joe Fin
NY (colored) paid $3.50 for disorderly con-
duct.
Stephen Garrett (colored) paid $3.50 for
creating a disturbance on Sunday. ana
st cost Zach. Taylor a similar amount for
drinking too much, while Harry Totty
was touched for 81 for cursing and abus-
ing Lucy Jones.
A commission Of lunacy was ordered In
the case Of William Lacy, an old negro
recently discharged from the lunatic asy-
lum I'm Petersburg.
Mr.. Harry b. owen Is detained at home
By sickness.
Mrs. W. b. Bradley has gone TO Prince
Edward county TO visit relatives.
The condition OF Mrs. McRae, who has
been seriously fiji. was unchanged yes
terday.
Bridge Waterman Boyle arrested two
men yesterday who were making a racing
course OF the Free bridge.
MIR Upton Robertson. formerly OF this
city, but now engaged in business In
Savannah. Ga, is here on a visit.
Miss Mani WHEY, Of Burkeyille, who
has been visiting the Misses Clayton, on
Cowardin avenue. has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Smith, OF Bal
timore. are spending their summer va
cation in Chesterfield al Crow Spring with
their father. Mr.. W. Neister.
The little baby OF MIR. w. Il. Gin. who
lives on Seventh street. fell from a second
story window Saturday afternoon ana
was quite badly hurt, although no bones
were broken.
The July term OF the Chesterfield Coun-
~ Court. which was 10 have begun yes
terday. was postponed until tomorrow,
owing 10 the indispositiOn OF Judge Clop-
ton. The case Of James Lynch, charged
with the murder OF the unknown man
near Chester last April. viii be con-
unued tll the August term OF the court.
The county school board will meet on
the "a day OF August.
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