The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-11
AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.
c<pr<ry ANDREW HAnoSEr DIED
YESTERDAY MORNING.
-. Murder Case Of James Lynoh 70 DC
Called In the County Court Next mon
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1871 Hull STREET.. btAIllh t'v'N.
caotain Andrew Mahoney. an old ana
,espected citizen OF Manchester. died at
his residence. corner Of Eighth ana
semures streets. after long Illness IN
the slxty-eighth year Of his age he was
a gallant soldier. and served through the
late war as captain OF Company {. Nine
,eenth Virginia regiment. lie was con-
nected for many years with the James
Rive, and Kanawha Canal Company. ana
a,.,vards with the Richmond and Ale
s,hanv railroad until that line was put-
chased by the Chesapeake ana ONO ran
,oad Company. lie then took charge OF
a. Nanohester Water Works, and con
tlnued IN this position until forced oy ia
health 20 retire from business. ne was
noted for his kindly ana chafitapie IN
pulses His funeral viii take pihVg i,vip
81 Peters cathedral at 10 O'Clock this
morning. -. Ill, 80,
next Mondey.
CAPTAIN Hugh Longest, OF Chesternein'
was In the city yesterday.
Mrs. W ;. Propst Of this city. is visit
Ing friends In POwhatan county.
Mrs. W. 4. Hart and children left re"
DAYS ago 60 spend several weeks III row
hatan county. IA.
Tndge II. A. Hancock has been inds-
noseA for a week or so, and his wife has
been quite sick
The farmers Of Chesterfield are thresh-
Ing their wheat Some of them maue
very good crops
Tbe delegates to the state Convention
from Chesterfield yet to be elected VIII De
chosen this week.
No clue has yet been obtained 10 the
fghY 1lahpFf-
sons. at Forest Hill Park.
There will be some good ball playing
at Forest Hil Park next week. Several
games have been arranged.
A stated communication Of Manchester
Rotal Arch Chapter. No. iS, a. T. ana A.
NJ. was held last night at Masonic HaIl.
A half dozen or more young gentlemen
Of this city are talking about going 10 the
Worlds Fair the latter part or this
month.
n Is thought that considerable coal
will be mined I'm Chesterfield during the
next twelve months. Preparations 70 this
end are now being made.
Some bows have been depreGating upon
several OF the public school buildings In
Manchester district. and the authorities
are investigating the matter
Two white boys have been arrested I'm
Midlothian district for assauung col
to-day or tomorrow before Justice Long
est
A telegram received here last night
stated that the condition Of Mr.. John w
Owens Of this city who Is ill in Farm
Vile r. Of such a nature that he cannot
be brought home.
Misses Ora and Jennie Cersiey, Of this
place. are visiting their aunt, Mrs. Charles |
X. Butler, OF Petersburg
~
Richmond went over 10 Petersburg yes
terday afternoon TO see the game OF ball |
20 be played there between the Forest |
Hills and the Petersburg club.
Messrs. W. G. Clements & Bro, Of |
Swansboro, have paved the street In |
front OF their store. and the county au~
thorities are doing some much-needed |
grading and dltching In Swansboro
Messrs Ernest ". Wells. Of Chester |
field. and Mr.. w. G. Pilkinton, Of Pow
hatan. win represent James Lynch, !
charged with murder. The case will be |
called for trial next Monday week In the |
County Court OF Chesterfield
Thus far Chesterfield has elected thir-
teen delegates to the Democratic State
Convention which meets I'm Rlchm nd next
week OF this number OFerrall has Sc
cured six Tyler three and Duford four
-Four more delegates are to be chosen, |
ms follows Two from Matoaca, one from |
W1nfree's Store and one from Sknqpar- |
ter. II Is thought that Tyler will get the |
delegate from Skinquarter and O'Ferrall |
viii get the delegate from Winfrees |
Store, At Matoaca O'Ferrall and Tyler |
each Fave warm supporters.
The Democrats OF Bon Air precinct held |
meeting yesterday TO elect a delegate |
10 the State Convention. The meeting was
called TO order by the precinct chairman, |
Mr.. Walter Moorb.
The Tyler men were in the majority. |
and they selected Dr.. John f. Bransford /
as n delegate TO the state Convention. |
Mr.. Thomas Davis was chosen as alter
nate.