Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-11
TO ELECT TONIGHT.
THE MANCHESTER DELEGATES WILL
BE CHOSEN BY ARC-MEETiNGs.
The Lynch Case to he Continued-Dsath
of 5Irs. Jewstt-Psrsona and
Other southside Items.

lively condition aud forms ,he principal subject
for dgclssion among the residents OF the town.
A few weeks ago II Was the general opinion that
Manea.ste would send a solid BIfOri delegf-
ton 70 the cou7ention. Now thero are num-
Der Of politicians who are wiling TO stake thier
reputation as prophets that O'fe-rall will get q
majority Of the thirteen delegates that this city
il entitled 10. The Tyler people are apparently
making no ngh; whatever In Manchester. and
tnerelofe Tho contest will be between the ioi.
lovers o. Coiono. Buford and the admirers Ot
Colonel Ferrnll.
/. is safe 10 say tina. tho wsrd-meetings to-
night will DO attended Dy an element tbat very
sedom gO-s out on such occasions. Both SIDES
have pat up excellent tickets 10 90 sOto1 Tor, anu
regar1Ioss u which side wins the delegates viii
be \ lett 10 hancne ster. Tho buiord people
have Dad no meetings Tor several nights and
seem quite congidset OF victory. The Oferrall
foiks have bSan meeting every night Tor the past
few nights and claim that their forces ars IN nne
form.
O'FEERaLs FRIENDS MEET.
Quite large number % the admirers OF Col
onsi % Fs,rsil snes IA Loader HIll last night.
Chairman Bradley presided aud NC. FRANK
Dan.ord acted M secretary. The president
MADE short a1dress. IN which he told what
had beea done daIiny the last few days. an en-
loine Inon nose present II 10 on maud 10
niRh' aud bring thoir friends Win them' ne
wari chair .nan then called the memoers OF the
TOR wo,k Tor tao meetings to-aignI we're DISEASE
Cd and arranged.
Tie 30 old people Will present the following
gentlemen at the wari-neeti1ss to-nght Tor
election as de.ogs !es g. the convention: tlrss
Ward. =. u. Fitzgerald ana James A. ho0re ;
Second Ward. A. q. Evans. X. Z. Williams, anu
l.. A. Nunnaliy: 1hird Weri. II. q. Nelson. II.
u. Oucu. and v. IS. KIDD; Fourh Ward, q. X.
MnsCn, u. Royal, ii. {. fcrBdssOh' r. a. La NO.
nnd Is. y. Robinson.
WHERE THY WILL MEET.
The pla ,es OF meeting viii co "a follows:
Flrst Ward old Masonic Hall, corner Fifth
and BainD1dre streets.
Second Nhri-AarG e'-hOuse.
ThirI Wafd -Nunnallys store. corner Twelfth
ana hu.l streets.
Fourth Vord-In rear OF Bowen & Bradleys
store.
Manchester District, in Chesterfield, ais1
cle,,s tour 10 egItes tonight. They viii meet
IN tho hoOi-houko just beyond MOrrHset.
store, IN SwansDorJ.
CHESTERFIELD covRT POSTPONED.
Tho Juy term Of the Chesterfield c jlntJ
Court vas g. have begun yesterday, bu OWNS
TO the si,kncss 81 Judge William l. Clopton 4
MAS POstISaed uaiii tomorrow.
COUnse, f,r james Lynch. the alleged muir
derer now c)n;noI IN the iail. ana tho Common
weaitn's Attorney o. tho coIniy agreed yesier
day 10 continue the case unt'i mo n91t tom
the court m Or1cr thai tho defence might get az
important witness from the North. The case
was 30 have come M Wednesday,. Il Is unier
stood tlgt the deence will not enter plea
insanity, 70 spite OF tho fart That they ar
aware That a month before the aleged crlm
was committed Lynch was discharged from al
insane asylum n North carolina. II Is slid TIA
the man ha- lheu6s living near Boston, Mass.
CLEANED AT THE P0IIcs COURT.
Mayor Maurice was agreeably surprised yes
terdsy morning. when he eauntered in'o the lt
tie white-wasaed apartments In rear o. Tue OIL
market-nouse. otherwise known "a tho foilre
Court room, 10 nud quite a lengthy DOCKET 10
| hts consideration. aud a heavenly smile hshte'
up his classic coun tenance az thoughts OF rlc
harvest Of silver 70 pay the cost OF puttng u
| the new statlon-ceils went wnistlng through al
BRAIN Ike 4 daisy cutter al FOrest-Hill Pais.
George Cousins. negro oens INTO store o.
| upper Hull street saturday night and lell upo
| Tie neck o. Emma Eisiey with right-hander
| not b. any means intended ~ n caress and To
unfortunate Emma was knocked out. IN
| festive George paid Just $3.50 for his tun.
Harry Totty was .ned 81 for cursing an
abusing a negro woman named Lucy Jones.
| Joe Fiuney made himself q trine 100 fhmilla
in the store OF Mr.. Charles Naldrop aud Tor al
| friendly advances he WAS assessed SOD I'M
| also appened on saturday night.
| Zach Taylor dwelt longer over the fcamin
| beer aud crushed Ice than the city oIdiuanc
allows aud be was mace 10 pay sZ.oO.
| stephen Garrett (cooredl Was fined 800 10
breaking the sabbath.
DEATH OF MRS. JEwE1T.
Mrs. Jswett. vile of Mr.. Matthew II. Jewet
| died sunday night al the residence oil Mr.. h. I
Angel corner OF Tenth and Everett streets, l
| the 18th year Of her age. She had been an II
| valid TOR nun Lsr Of years. She was tho mothe
| OF Mr.. Jonathan T.. Mr.. james ~, and h
| George William Jeueu and sister Oh mrs. }
o. Angel She was tho daughter OF tho lal
| Thomas aud Mary Ann Briggs, and was Kin
| and loving vile and devoted ana anocllohA'
| mother. Mrs Angel is now the only suryiYln
| member Of the Briggs family. Inc decosse
had many relatives and friends In this city an
in Chesterfield. Tho funeral VIII teEo 2iac
this morning at 1880 O'Clock from Centr'
| Mnthodist church, OF which she was q memoe
| The funeral OF ths Infant chiid OF Mr.. Isadoi
! scnWaftz TOOK place yesterday afternoon AT
| o'clock from the parents residence IN S"an
| boro. and Was largely auen1e1.
| Mrs. ROsser l.. Moody, VINO mas Deen Ncty BIZ
An infant child Of Mr.. ". L. Reams, 112
| Porter street, Is very eek
THE AMBULANCE SUMMONED.
A novel and rather interesting sight was u
| appearauce in Manchester sunday afternoon
the horse ambulance from tue Ih1Iihsry u
| urinary Of DR.. W. II. Harbaugn. In Rchnon'
| A huge pair OF iron-gray horses Grew tl
| strauge-lOoking vehicle, which came over
| take TO the in6Tmary one OF the Mancnest'
| Transparent Ice Company's horses sunoriu
from fractured hip.
Rufus jackson, the colore1 man who was oyei
| come by the heat Saturday while at work
| Ricptnond and sent to the almshouse for trea
| mcnt, HIVES IN this city lie was EctslnB diOu
fairiy we'll yesterday.
Wlnam Lacy, al Old negro man who has %
| receutly been discbarged from the luhet
| asylum ri Petersburg, was locked up yesterds
| TO await the II nag oI commission OF luhhc
| Wnn~m has been going around Tor the past :
| yeexs begcing every body 10 give bin ~ VII
which to bury his wife, Who no claimed, hs
been poisoned.
Central Methodist sunday SCHOOL WIN nav
their annual excursion on the 18TH instant
/ a. Ut IN Il ngdr
| Personal AND EEIET MENTION.
| Mss Charlotte Norvell, an O,d lady, while ca
| ryinR bucket Of water yesterday TEL down AZ
| received a painful fracture OF the right thigI
| A ubyetian Was summoned ana tue Mlur'
! mem bsr carefully dressed.
Mr. and Mrs. George I. Smith, OF Baltlmor
| are spending ihelr simmer vacation III Cheste
neld, at Grow spring, with their father Mr.
| Neister. -
Bridge. Watchman Boyle arrested Two inc
Yesterday who we're making a racing course
the Free brioRe. ia. 4,
Mr.. l'pton Robertson. formerly Of this city, b'
now engaged In bushes in Savannan, la
here on a visit. -.
TIE condition Of Mrs. McRa9 who has bee
se-ipnsy III, was unchanged yesterday.
| Mr. John Martin. II Chestor1elj, was IN "
| city Yesterday. He and MS partner NJ
Schultz. have already threshed gooc leal
wheat aud report that the crop IA very gOOa'