The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-07-22
JUDGE JOHN II. INGRAM.
ux WILL BEA CANDIDATE ron fHk
coNGKEssIONAL SOMiNAfI0S.
uore About the Turkish Psddler--Msyofs
Court-Iiis Arm Broken-In tho
Cburches-Personal.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMEs.

1921 HULL STREET. BEATTIE BLOCH.
Judge John II. Ingram. OF the Hastings
Court OF Manchester, is now candidate
for the Democratic nomination for Con-
eress from the Third district. Judge In
gram has been approached by large
number Of citizens and asked 10 allow his
name to 20 before the convention, and
only after repeated solicitations would
he consent TO DO 80. Judge Ingram Will,
Of course, have a solid delegation from
this city. and will doubtless make
strong standing
Judge John ill., Ingram was bern on
the nth OF March, 1907, at Culpeper
Courthouse, Va. The greater portlon OF
his life was spent In the county OF thes-
terrified and the city OF Manchester, nav
ing moved 10 Manchester in l5i2, from
Chester, in Chesterfield county. lie at
tended the public schools Of Manchester,
and McGuire's university school, OF ftich-
mOnd. He took the degree OF -. L. at
Richmond College at the session Of 1879
and 1884, and the following year graduated
in the law class Of the University or
Virginia, taking again the degree Of -. l..
He was elected Judge OF the Corporation
Court of Manchester in 1885, and was re-
elected in 1882, which position he now
holds. lie is also "A member OF the law
firm OF Tucker ~ Ingram, Of Rlenmond:
Elias Joseph, a Syrian OF Philadelphia,
friend TO the Turk who was waylaid
near this city a few days ago, and was
left for dead by his assailants. was in the
city yesterday. He said he had a very IN
telligent conversation with the injured
man, and his friend informed him that
he was approached by colored man
near Granite, who asked him tthe peduie)
how much money he had with him. Inc
peddler remarked that he did not nave
any. all the time the highwayman was
grabbing at his satchels, which contained
his goods; and while he was In conversa-
ton with this man he noticed TWO c0lored
men approaching with clubs In ther
hands. and as soon as they reached MN
one of the party struck him over the
head knocking him senseless. lie could
not remember anything after the blow
was given.
The amount of money which the ped
der had on his person was only $3lz,
which was taken by the robbers; also,
three open-faced nickie-case watches, be-
sides other articles.
The police are working the case up, and
will do all in their power TO bring the
guilty party TO justice.
Mayor Maurice disposed Of the following
cases yesterday:
Thomas Wright, charged with assault
ing Thomas Williams with stone, was
fined $3.50 ana costs
Mile cole and Joe Goode doth col
oreu), charged with participating In
little unpleasantness. Case continued I'M
iii Monday.
John Blankenship charged with being
drunk and unable TO take care or himself
Ordered 10 leave the city at once.
Arch Tatum. Arthur levitt, Clennie
Moles, and Joe BIbbs. charged with
throwing rocks In the street at a driver
on a wagon. Fined 81 each.
Master VIII patteson, son OF MT j. H.
Patteson, while riding horse near the
residence of Mr.. Applebys farm In Ches-
terrified county, Friday, had the mis-
fortune to have one OF his arms broken
by the horse falling with him. Inc you'h
was boarding at Mir. Appiebys.
Miss Ffae Brown. daughter Of Mr..
Joseph Brown, l. Ill a Tie iesldelce OF
her father, in Chesterfield, with typhoid
fever. ,,,,
sneIIings left yesterday morning to visit
friends and relatives at New Berne
only chancery business was transacted
in the Hastings Court yesterday.
Mr. W. Ii. Washington Is visiting IN
Caroline county.
Mr. G. l.. Petit is able TO be out after
being confined to his residence by SICK
ness for several days.
Mrs J. d. Hatch is visiting her hus-
bands parents at Disputanta, va. She
Will be absent for several weeks.
Regular communion services al Co
wardn-Avenue church this morning. REV.
r. W. Stancill viii preach tonight al
S:15 O'clock
There viii be regular services to-day
at Stockton-Street Baptist church. sun
day school at o'clock a. NJ, preaching
at IL o'clock A. NJ. and SIS 7. NJ, by the
pastor Rev. w. T.. Hurt. Subject: The
Resurrection Of the Dead
Services at West-End church will be
as follows Sunday school at 915 a. NJ.
Services at II a. NJ. and S:l5 i. M. by the
pastor, Rev. l.. r. Dadmun.
Miss Mary Latham IS visiting relatives
and friends at Falmouth, Va.
Miss Clara DlckersOn, POI east Eleventh
street, after a severe spell OF typho-mala-
ria fever for three weeks, Is able 10 sit up