Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-03
THREE MEETINGS TONIGHT.
Tho Manchester City Committee Dc'e'
mined TO Get the Voters Ont.

Manchester will be fun Of politics anu
oratory tonight Three OF the poi'uea'
parties will have meetings.
The city Democratic Committee IS ue-
termined that Manchester shall give us
accustonned minority next TUESDAY, am,
10 this end every member has cohst, -. -
himself a committee 10 WORK io' crand
wei Elicit and, Democracy, xvord to-
night when Colonel Meade taSkILlS o.
MIR. II. NJ Smith, Jr., VIII MAKE "u-
dresses. go -, ,rtb In
The cold-water folk will hold f9r'h Mn IN
front of the market-house. ana MI
Smithdeal will advocate his cause; -.
The "3's" advertise meeting at LeaG .i,I
Hall. when Little Gimmy GrgsQr Nj NJ
tell what great things he VIII mp o Mr;
PETER do III the good people Will o ,S
eend him to Washington. Mr. a. IS. NJ
CulIough is also on the programme io'
an GRAFTON. .
CITY COMMITTEE MEETING.
The CITY Committee held a called meet,
ing last night to discuss the situation anu
make the final arrangements for the cree
lion Tuesday. The reports from the Varl-
Gus sections Of the city were very III
c0uraging. The committee fully rehiHe
the fact that the real enemy Is MI.
Southwark. and they also know tha' ~
many negroes have Llil'd 10 sur. ,,,o e|' 80
transfers and are therefore not enutlei ~
vote Members Of the committee say II -
nurelv a fight between the White Demo
crat and the negro Republican, ana IN,
committee makes most eatntsS ~, o.
that every white man do his duty on
The advisability OF having challenSers
was talked over. and while no acton NJ
taken II was the sense Of the meeting M
thnre should be good Democratic chaI-
icnFcrs in every ward. and chairman
Wells will try and arrange for them A.,
The meeting Monday night, when III.
Governor will speak. will De the blss
event in MANCHESTER politics tor = 100,
Hall will not hold half the people VINO WI
want 70 hear the gifted orator. The lticnI
mond and Danville Band VIII be- ehs"s ~
for the occasion. oor,,
Mr.. Martin Meredith LlpScomD e IN
over to Manchester last night, accoiuii.-
10 previous arrangement. ana spoNe ~
advocacy Of himself as an lnuep'hHS,I,1'
candidaf. for congressional hOnors H.
had very few hearers
BIRTHDAY PARTY.
Little 2-year-old Marion lee had a birIn r
day party at her parents residences cor
dav night. when the following niue peo
rle greatly enjoyed themselves: Miss.'
Louise and Mary Neisler, L9reinef Il, q.
Josie Jewett. Annie tlcpton' Nay ifUyoh
Walker. Louise Lumpkin, l4eona Pretty
man. Lucy Nelson Walden, Alline ReIlord
T. SIC Ingram. Ruth Van Houtth' 49,,
Iitzger1ll. oracle Hobbs and Masier'
Uaryie Nunnally, John Arlington, Neisoi
Ingram. Charles Van. Houten, JdI,dn'
FITZGERALD Walter Nunnally, heinpe
Wake, Leonard Guy, and Luther Nun
nally. o...,o ,b,r
were Il deeds recorded in the Clerk ono
~ the Hastings Court ana ten marrldS :,
LICENCES issucd-S white and colorei
The number Of arrests made by the poHC
for the month was GO.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The funeral OF Osborn. the 5-ycar-ol'
son of Mrs. V Turner, who died Thurs
dav. took place yesterday from NJ
mothers residence, and the intermen
was made I'm the family buryng- GROUND
There was not a case for the cOnsidera
ton OF Mayor Maurice in the Police Cour
yesterday. -
The furnace in the Clopton-Street Zap
fist church has been renovated, ana l.
now IN hrst-class condition.
The Railroad Branch OF the ouni
Icn's Christian Association has had maa
n eplendd crayOn picture of the late X
T. Nichaels. which viii be hung In Lead"
Hall during the meetings sunday alter
moons. -. p,
Rev. W. r. Derieux AMI Captain W. y
Rudl will address the Gospel meeting u
Leader Han tomorrow afternoon.
Several Of the Council committees hal
meetings last night but nothing Of inter
est was done