The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-09
ECHOES OF THE FIGHT.
powhNfan Gives the fopuiistss Big Major
fly, and the Contest for tho House
Was Ciose--Othcr News.
Nlxorrtr1R BUBEtv RICHMOND TINES,
fi9l HrfI, eJsfYT. BEkTTIE BLOCK. }


In the report given in yesterdays
Times OF the election returns from Ches-
teraeld county. four precincts had not
been heard from. These were Eylers
store. Baker and Macon. . majority;
bon Air Gregory. 10 majority; Harrison,
majority. Hancock's store. Gregory, %
majority. Harrison. q majority; winfrees
not yet heard from. The latter viii give
a small Democratic majority. With the
exception of this precinct and Smith 8
X Roads, In Powhatan, all the precincts
in the district have been heard from
The vote, exclusive Of these two precincts
IS as follows. between the Democratic
and p0pulist candidates for the house o.
DELEGATES. vs.. IS. Baker Den.l, ZV5'
q. X Macon Oem), 1885; }. NJ. gregory
CPopD. 1855: Carter Harrison P0p.p, l'sls.
e,ith's \ Roads IS Mr.. Haskin Hobsons
home II lis thought that this precinct
viii give n populst majority Of some
tbgpo ike 100 The chances are that
t3aI,er (DouD Will be elected over Harri-
- POM. and Gregory Pop) will proba-
~, rgn ahead of Macon DemJ. The
ofgcial returns in the two precincts uh-
hoard from may set give the Democrats
a larger vote than IS estimated.
The following is the vote OF foMha,ah
county. with the exception OF Sihith
81 Roads; 49,. 20. creg-
Courthouse Baker, ~, Macoh' a. "'ee
DRY. JIG: Harrison. ll6.
Subletts-B Baker. AZ; Macon N' HIes-
orv lg: Harrison, l52.
Pipeville Gregory, 100 majority harn-
son 100 majority. o.
Ranvllle-Baker as. Macon, AZ; Greg
ory, i57; Harrison lb5. ~,
Dorset Gregory. 81 majority; Harri-
son, a majority.
Gregorys majority 81; Harrison's ma
jority 100. $50. -
UrKinnev's majority I'm Manchester In
$50 was an. and Clevelands majority
last year was 70Z. while O'Ferralfs major
ity Yesterday was only 11S. Cleyelahd
vote. however. was 100, while O'FerIaii
was only 7O5, showing faiilng on OF
bt5 HarrisOn's vote was so, and Cooke -
b92 n decrease Of 18 Thus IT will be seen
that the Democratic vote feil OH o-' HioIe
than the other side
MIR. Miller the Prohibition cahdidate
Tor Governor. got II votes IN Manchester
and "a in Swf nsboro.
MIR Edward COxon and Mrs. lsabeila
Overs were married yesterday morning
AT the residence Of the bride, on bllteehth
street. between Perry and Porter Rev.
10. r. Dadmun performed the ceremony
and a number Of the friends OF the con-
rracting parties witnessed the marriage.
After the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs CoNon
tende1ed a reception to number OF ihu-
mate friends. and left later on the Ricn-
mopd and Danyille train for tour OF the
South.
The citizens residing in the neighborhood
OF the Hull-street crossing Of the Rich
mond and Petersburg railroad have been
greatly annoyed 10y colored boys throw
inQ rocks. and considerable DAMAGE has
been done. Yesterday morning Parker
Randolph, Robert Fleming and James
Graham (colored) we're fined $3.50 each for
taking part I'm the nuisance.
Saunders Fletcher and John Davis were
fined $3.50 each for trespassing on the
premises Of the Richmond and Peters
burg railroad.
Mrs. Jennie Lucas, Of Dayton, Va, is
visiting friends I'm this city.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
CITY Council will be held next Friday
night.
Mr.. z. a. SneHings continues quite sick
at his residence on cambridge street.