Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-05-18
THE NEWS ne MANCHESTER.
Cases 10 the Musings Cous-Urs. Ceis's
peath-psrsonsf. sc.

Judge Ingram has nct yet rendered MS a..
c'sion In the case OF tho city OF Manchessor
against j. ID. Crump, charged with bauuna ovet
whcels narrower .thsn prescribed BY the Guy
ordinance. Considerable interest n msniisstou
IN THU case. asit viii decide the validity Oh '"'
1he Hustlnss Court was IN session yesterday
and the following cases were tired: 80
John Bisnkingship, charged with unlawiuny
conducting o gaming house. Fined one con. !.
and costs. The costa amounted 70 $50 snon 10
also required 20 give bond In the sum OF sou iof
his good behavior for tueve months.
Virginia Mobiles gcoloredl, for petit larceny
was given ffteen days In jail
The case OF w. A. Neal for conducting an un.
lawful gaming house was called and continuei
Till Saturday.
Peter Es.ly tcoloredl was before tse Mayor
yesterday morning charged with shooting a. M
Shaw with pistol The evidences showed thht
he had simply fred the pistol on and the Mayor
fined hun %. 80 for this. After court vas over
Anne Davls aud Emma Easily, two Of the VII
nesses, had few unpleasant words, which To-
suited in another warrant being sworn OUT
sgwsY NOTES or INTEREST.
A prisoner IN the city sends pathetic commu-
nication TO the Leader begging that the citzens
OF Manchester send them some readine mn,s, ~, .
Tie unfortunate says they are very comlortap'p::
and with some resting matter prison IRE W ou,a
no, be so irksome. The composition ana speu-
ing IS not such az would adorn an essay wri,.on
by a sweet girl graduate. but u Is very eviaens
from tho tenor Of tho letter that any reaoins
matter sent 70 the jail would be highly appro-
ciated.
car on Seventh stree, Tuesday afternoon:
A Gospel temperance mceuns wiz % n"n W
night at the PRESBYTERIAN church under the au-
spices OF the Women's Christian Tempefsnco
Union. The public generally are invited 70 AZ
tend. The pastors OF the several churches ~ tno
Are S1p'G sa X Sr be E'isn fru sr o S Rea
mond, and Mrs. Newton. Of Stauntop, members
OF the union, will also be present.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
The Repubrcans OF Bermuda District, Ches.
terrified county, have nominated the fono~ing
ticket TO be voted for at the election which taxes
place next THURSDAY: For supervisor, .. NJ
Nuunaliy: for Justices OF the Peace, william A.
Whitesids, and - johnson present incum,
bents) Overseer OF tho Poor, Hilliard Roach
Consta BILE, Eddie West. ..
The following resolution was adopted e''oi
which the meeting adjourned:
Rssoired. That II Is the sense Of this meeting
that county convention should be called AZ III
early date 10 elect a county chairman.
Tho meeting was presided over By wilson
West and William Mcdowell acted "a secretary
PERTINENT PERSONAL PARAGRAPH
Eddie Vaughan. son of Richard Vaughan,
had his elbow dislocated tuesday aUernoon W
falling from wagon. Inc morse ausacneu " ~
Nineteenth and ran away. DR.. Archer treated
the injured boy. ~,
Mr.. X. A. Bowen, the Democratic uomlneo ior
Supervisor from Manchester District, chester.
field will not have any opposition a. far az IS
known. The Republicans wanted Sr. John NC
ntoeb OF Granite. TO run for this once, but II Is
understood that MIR. Mcintosh will not oppoee
the Democratic nominee, but will earnestly sup
port Mr.. Bowen.
Mr.. William Allen, superintendent OF naury
cemetery has two female opossoms Win thelr
Young. There are about dozen OF the httie
| ones ana they look like RATE -
Mrs. 5. w. Darlington Is visiting her son, IL.
g. Darlington. at SlS Decatur street.
Mrs j. c. Wrburn, Of West Point came up 70
attend the reception last night AT Leader HAN
Mrs Thomas Walden. Sr., has been quite lauls-
posed this week. She Ia perhaps the Oldest cit-
| zen OF Manchester. being in her gath year. MIS-
Walden IL living with her daughter, Mrs. C. c. Nc
| Rae, on Porter street. ~
Mrs. Jennotte Cole. widow Of Haley Cole
| of Chesterfield, died Tuesday night nj her
home near Midlothian, in tho 10Th year of her
| age. She was most estimable LADY. ANA her
| death will be deeply regretted by wide circle
| OF friends ard acquainr The deceased
was n niece q Mr. Douglas hard, superintend-
| eut of The Old Dominion ron and Nail orss.
| and was the mother OF Mrs. Robert WOOD, OF
Midlothian. The funeral viii take place TINS
| afternoon Mt 3 o'clock from the residence. on tue
Midlothian turnpike, about nns miles from
| Manchester.