The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-02
A RALLY AT GIBBS HALL
ION. II. ". FLOURNOY AND uR. c. a.
BOYCE MADE ADDRESSES.
The Democratic Principles Thoroughly TX
pounded-Voiers Csl Ell Upon TO 10
Their Duty on Election Day.
NASoHrsTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIars'
ilgl HuIL SHEET BEATrIE BLOCK.

1871 HULL STREET. BEATfIh BLOCH
There was an enthusiastic rally OF
Democrats at Gibbs Hall, corner FIJI
teenth and Hull streets, last night TO
listen TO the Hon. II. W. Flournoy ana
Mr.. c. a. Boyce.
The meeting was called to orqer py
Mr.. W ID. hIdd, chairman OF the NaIu'
MIR. Boyce, the first speaker, was lnltO-
duced by Mr.. W. IS. COX lie was III
lowed by Judge FlournOy, who was IN
troduccd by NJ Earnest Nells, chdlIHlail
OF the democratic committee boIh
speakers held the interest or the voters
and the greatest enthusiasm was eAhio-
tied. The Democrats were calico upon "
go TO the polls ana by thelr sold Note ~
endorse the Democratic administration;
The party principles were ably upheId
and the points at issue clearly eNpialned.
Frequent cheers interrupted the speakers.
Mr. bennett &. JENNINGS anu MIS-.
Maggie COBB were married. Wednesday
night at the residence Of the bride, on
Fourth street between Hull and Decatur
stress. by the Rev. l.. K. Ih9rnhlI..
only the family and immediate friends
were present.
At hopewen church, in Chesterfield
county Wedne sday night, Mr.. Il. r.. Grid
die led TO the altar MISS Maggie h. New
by. OF Chesterfield. Alter the ceremony
the haDDV couple were rendered rtccp-
tion The bridal parry came 10 swans
boro. where they will reside in future.
Governor OFerrall will address the ciu-
zens Of Manchester Monday night at
Leader Hall. He was To have spoken
tonight, but will be prevented from so
doing.
Miss Leahy's evolutionary entertain
mcnt and Miss Pattee's recital, which was
10 have taken place at Leader Hall Mon
day night. has been postponed until the
18th Of November. These young lanes
kindly yielded the hall for ihe Demo-
cratic rally
The following are the voting precincts
First ward.-C. +. Fischers barber
shop, southeast side of Hull, between sixth
and Seventh streets.
Second ward.-Grand jury room of the
Hastings Court dn rearD
Third ward.-No 1907, on the southeast
ern side of Huh street between Ihli~
tecnth and Fourteenth.
Fourth wara.-Iu rear q the Cersley
building, corner thirteenth and Hun
streets Uhe old place Of vOt,ng).
Clerk DuNaI. Of tn Hastings Court,
has been instructed TO provide two ballot
boxes and TWO sets Of poll-books one
each for candidates and for constitutional
amendment a each precinct
The Committees on Finance, Light and
| the AmshouSe will meet in the Council
chamber tonight
| in one Of a train Of empty freight cars
| standing on a side-track of the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, nrIr tlOpton
station Chesterfield. They built a FIRE In
tba car. and departed yesterday no-nug
| without eNtinguishiug IT, The car took
fire and was partly consumed when dis
| covered by trainmen YESTERDAY m'mng.
| The men were unable 10 save il from
| total destruction.
The punchers Of the morse s'oe de-
| partment of the old Dominion Iron and
| Nail Works Company viii start 70 work
Monday morning. the difficulty between
| them and the company having been salts
! factorily adjusted.
! The young men Of the Manchester Ger
man club will give german next Fri
| day night.