Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-09
ON 0'FERRALL'S LIST.
THE NAMES TO BE SUBMITTED FOR
DELEGATES FROM MANCHESTER.
Five People sios from Eating Canned
Beef-~A Baby fasis from n VIA
dow-Other Items

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The largest crowd that has yet attended
an O'Ferrau meeting in Manchester Was
prcsent at the gathering OF the congress
mans friends In Leader Hall last night,
Chairman James +. Bradley presided. aud
MIR. william q. Burgess acted as secretary.
Mr.. Bradley stated that during the past
few DAYS many names had been added to
the club. and that the meeting was to con-
sider suggestions relative TO the ward
meeting for Tuesday Mr.. A. j. Gailegher
OF the Second Ward. said II was his inten-
ton to DO all that he could TO elect the
delegates. aud from what he had heard he
felt very much encouraged at the outlook.
MIR bradley SAID slate had been pre-
lared at the meeting Enday mght, show
Inc the names Of the gentlemen whom tho
oFcrrall people would submit for election
I, delegates. and asked n Il was the sense
Q; .hc meeting to give the names TO the
public.
GIVE TIN NAMES our.
Ny. u. l.. Pulliam. in \ neat. little
speoch, said that u had always been the
r.lcy OF Colonel Ofeuall TO be very open
In all his public acts. and he thought II
would be a good idea 10 publish the names.
Let tho people see whom we want 90 20
~ the convention" he said. - II will I'M
doubleday add Strength 10 the cause. as
the people will know beforehand whom
they were going 10 vote for
Mr. A. j. Bradley moved that the names
OF the gentlemen selected 20 run as dele
gates in the ward meetings I've made pub
L. which was unanimously adopted.
Tho following are the names selected
First Ward-Henry Fitzgerald and John
". Cordle.
A. d. A. 4 f.alfanhar
Third Ward-Dr. 4. n. Garnott. A. w.
Tahr. nnd ". G.. Burgess.
Fourth Ward. +. Bradley, George r.
Gary. W. ID. Ferguson, T. ii. Fisher, and
John r. Utz.
Some other matters pertaining 10 the
ward meetings for Tuesday night were dis
cussed and the meeting adjourned with
cheers for O'ferr8ll. There will DO
another meeting Monday night.
THEY WEE ALL POISONED.
Mrs. J. II. Leo and two unmarried
daughters, "A married daughter and her
S-veaT old son. who live on upper Decatur
street. were all poisoned yesterday by eat
inc canned beef. DR.. William Il. Mathews
was summoned anu treated the sick m
lie saws they Will all probably recOyc'
one OF the young ladies Is very III.
supposiiion Is that the poison was IA
solder Il the can.
Mr. Thomas Williams, who was quite
PAINFULLY hurt Friday afternoon by a
hatchei falling upon his head while at
WORK on the grain elevator IN Richmond.
l. getting along very well.
Rev. James REYNOLDS left Yesterday
morning for GoOchland county 10 be pres
Cnt al an all-day meeting. Tie Will attend
Chlidren's-dGy services at the same place
TO-DAY.
Mrs. William b. Bradley left yesterday
morning for Prince Edward county, where
4. J. al txAm
Mrs K0sser l.. Moody continues seriously
III at her home. on Porter street.
Tho funeral of Mrs. Ann Wright took
place Yesterday morning from her late
residence. No. 22O east Tenth street, and
the luteTmcnt was made IN MsuTy ceino-
terry.
BABY FALIs PROM WINDOW.
A 2n-months'.old baby OF Mr.. William
J.. GIll. who lives on seventh street near
Semmes street. fell from two-story WIN
dow Yesterday afternoon and was quite
seriously hurt. The baby fell upon It's
head. causing slight conclusion Oh tue
BRAN but no bones were broken. Dr.
Thomas +. Mathews was sent for and pre-
scribed for the little sufferer.
Mr. }. l.. Jackson, Jr., who received
government appointment IN Washington,
la, returned 20 his home in Chesterfield.
The Democrats of SwAnsboro' Precinct,
Chesterfield, will meet next tuesday night
10 elect delegates 10 the State Convention.
The meeting Will be held in the public
school building.
The condition Of Mrs Patteson, mother
of AIR j. II. PattesOn, cashier of the Me-
chanics' aud Merchants Bank, continues
very critical and grave apprehenslOns are
entertained as 10 her recovery.
Mrs. f.. II. Walden has received a letter
from California announcing the death of
her bTother-in-law. Major John 9. May
uard. The deceased was In the Confederate
service during the wsr and left hlchmond
shortly after the evacuation for CALI
f1rnia. where he resided up TO the time OF
has death.
GRAND JURORS SELECTED.
The following grand jurors have been
drawn for the July term OF the musings
Cont. which begins Monday week; John
Shuuks. Charles Y. Green, &. y Reams. Is.
W. Nupually, j. X. Perdue. Jr., W. w.
Pool. George A. Carr, BENJAMIN Is; Weisi-
and Frank Nelson. \
Mrs. j. c. Conley, who has been quite
SICK for the past week, Is rapidly I'M
proving. ~
Miss Mamie Wiley. whohas been visiting
the Misses Clayton, on Cowardin avenue,
has returned 10 her home, in Burkevllle.
Miss Eva HARRISON and Miss Ethel Hard
ing will leaveln few days for Caroline
county. where they Will spend several
weeks with friends.
The indications are that there will soon
be considerable activity at the Chester
field cOal-mines IN the near future.
Mrs. TAYLOR. mother OF Mrs. Is. A. Han
cock. continues dangerously all at her resi-
dence, IN Chesterfield.
Judge William |. CloptOn. who has been
detained at home by sickness for several
Gays, u able to be out again.
MlEa Mary Saunders IS very III at the re-
ndence Of her cousin. Mr.. A. q. Beloher,
corner Of Eighteenth and Everett streets.
Manchester VIII elect delegates TO the
State Convention next Tuesday night.
Tho city IS entitled to thirteen delegates.
OFFICERS INsTALLED.
Davis Council. No. n, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, installed the
following officers Thursday night Junior
Past Councillor. j. l.. 1hbbs; Councillor,
J.. /. Faison; Councillor, !. l.. Hart :
Recording Secretary, W. T.. smith Assist
ant-Recording secretary, W. II. Williams;
Financial Secretary, A. L. Simpson: Con-
ductor. A. Rudd; Warden, j. X. Smith;
Inside Sentinel, j. 81. Mann; Outside Sem
tlnel, {. V. Moore; Trustee. j. Il. Smith;
Representative TO State Council. W. ID.
ferguson.
Messrs. John Baueh and George w. Bit |
tie. OF Chesterfield, were IN the city yes
terday.
There was a called meeting Of Msnches- !
Ger Lodge OF Masons last night ut 1880 !
O'clock.
Miss Mary Lou Boston. of Gordonsville, |
Is visiting Mrs. J. +. McAlhSter, on BAN |
bridge street.
Mr. z. McGranighan, of Granite, was
In town yesterday.
Some new cars have been put on the !
Decaiur-street line.
The Chesterfield County Court will meet !
Monday.
'fhe nver is very muddy, much to the !
regret Of watQr-Consumer5.
MONEY FOR THE ICE MISSION.