Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-08-07
FEW WERE TIL ERE.
THE poPULIsT MEETING IN MANcdES-
TER NoTA BIG SUCCESS.
spceci-Russriis Case-Otbcr
Items Of News.

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was the result OF an invitation TO the
imaginary hosts OF the followers Of Mr..
Weaver and Mrs. Lease supposed TO exist
In Manchester 10 meet in conference. and
II the gathering is fair representation
Of the Pops on this side Of the river
the 3's viii be monstrousiy weak when
November next comes.
The object OF the meeting was TO per
feet an organization 81 the party in Man.
chester. Mr. Thomas Neisl@r was elected
chairman, and Mr.. Alex. Mccullough
temporary secretary. Superintendent OF
the wards We're elected "a follows: Firs' .
Ward. a. K. Enlnger; Second. ". W.
Moore; Third. II. c. BEDFORD, and Fourth
George Burrcss.
Messrs Thomas Neiser and \. H.
Thomas were elected delegates 10 the
Lynchburg convention.
The resolutions adopted I'm Swansboro'
few weeks ago endorsing JuNbe
Gregory for Congress were concufred I'D
by the meeting. The Judge. being present
was called upon for Il speech, ana mao
an address, IN which h. took occasion 10 4
abuse the Democrats and Republicans ahu
tell Of what great things the Pops
would do If they could only get h0ll 81
the reins Of the government for niue d
while. Three times did the small gamer
ing endeavor to cnthuse itsef INTO
state Of applause lie closed By saying
that the Cleveland Democratic Aaiiiihis-
tration Of the past two years hau -"
strOycd more property IN virginia Una"
the northern army during the lat" war
and that the Cleveland crowd ana inc
Harrison crowd were trying 10 put inc
vorklupmon down. and as friend OF 'Ds
WORKING people, be was not alra'd 10 YEN
them so. Tho meeting then adJoufheu'
rUSsEILS CASE CONTINUED.
John G Russell. charged with the XIII !
ing Of GcorR, Tinmons. was brought De T
fore Judge Ciopton yesterday morning ""
"rit of habeas corpus Nnd appNer ~!
bail. He was represented ny M.' - 80
Richardson. Commonwealth -Auoih.
CoebH. q Chesterfield. could not 90
present. aud the case was continued u""i
tomorrow morning at 10 O'CLOCK
Tho funeral Of Mr. Robert y. Anderson |,
took ulace SUNDAY afternoon from ms ia-' I
r4siG nee. on Porter street ana "'S /.
l4realy attended. The funeral s~FVic
w.r, conducted by Rev. l.. X. Inofnh.H +
and Rev W. G.. Nad n, ana the remains
wore inferred in NduIy m"t"fy.
NJ. j. Y. Cogbll and Dr. I. J. 'h'"'- /
ham were the delegates chosen Saturday /
night At Dale District. M Chost. Ili'Ii' ~
the congressional convention when me -' 4
I'M Richmond tomorrow. Both are ioi /
Ingram.
MANY INVERTEBRATES.
Twenty-nirc prisoner filed into he 20. /
lice Court Yesterday. and had even-hanp'i !
Justice met,d out 10 them according as /
th.y had tran~grcssed The city ordinance |
John Monroe lc1iOrcD vas chllh"" /
with keeping "a dlsorGerly house. Wn"n /
a. hon
d4v morning they found an interesting |
,-l1ne q cards IN progress and barber. |,
shop being carried on. Monroe was nm"
$40 for conducting a hrrbcr-shop on sun /
dav.-aul PM Davis John Harris, y. =. ,
PoVia. Ernest Burwcn. r. G.. Mann T.
Henry Brown Gus Fortune and 'hail'S I
Minor were fined 81 each for tn lnirr''' /
they mani: sted IN the Games.
Willie Graham CcolorcdJ, charged WIN |
nostiug. Was Gn.d so. Ne was o.so /.
charged with engaging I'D game or cri' /,
sunday. for which b, was 1sscssed 81. (
Not p ing able 20 Jay his ina be was S'i' |
to jail for twelve months.
willie Griffith. white youth. was hn'i .
81 for beiuv drunk and ord To lNy |
for & window which he broke saturday I
night.
Morris stovan coloreD was fined 81 !
for striking bis ss-cr-in-law
Mary perkins and Mary Cheathan. !
doth coloreO Were s-h' ." 'h' b'",.'
Jury on a. charge Of breaking lnjo a., !
house Of Rachel Lovely ana tt.alln* a !
lot Of b.l-clotHing ana hI'nk "pI43.,l' p
William Russell. william Daniels, VIII 4
Tic cA.persou. &C. Fowler, John hdn4- ,
want. ard Mark Carnegie "-rr fined Il /
each for disoIderly conduct on The streets. .
me t''Ai "..' '"'''''
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MIDDLE DISTRICT NSN'tiAl IoN'
A ..raYt deal of interest is being mani |
f..t.1 in tfa NTdll. District Baptist 49, |
s..ittfou which ~. cts with Gath"l church
in Chesterfield to-day. D"i.A S ID wee"
Dr. hatcher VIII conduct % roHvo' meet
ia.. at the church Extensive prepare |
Sons are being made To- ,-i.rialn U.'
l.l.e.tes and Visitors. and large ngn-
,..r 80 r..rla from Richmond and Man |
,,.,'. ,-1l atf,rd
A.. pha,,n VINO w2s accidentally killed |
o., i,.,,..,.lI. saturday. was "a brother Of |
i,.,, I.ro,. pna,.p. " Bon Air.
Tn. rIoar,l of Mr.. James Bottoms who |
dieI sunday afternoon at bis home. n"ar |
lion station. ,,iR take place ,hia after
,,.,,.n ~ o O'Clock from his late residence |
nm, fun-ra! Of The infant child Of Mr.. |
~, - \ own. of s,.ansboro' viii |
- trts afternoon from the resi- |
l+N' P''O' ~ -, ,,.iu la iptarr,l I'm
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MrlrE , T,',, Co,,r, will rrobably adj |
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PERSONALS AND BRIEFS
p,. l., f. Tnorulin conducted the SER !
vices at Leader Hail SUNDAY for the Rail- |
rod Branch OF the Young Mems Chris |
t.qu Association. There was "A large IT.
tendance and the meeting was very inter-
cstins.
Mr.. Junius y. iildmSoh' OF lh'S 'i'F, |
has been transferred from the general
freiehi-oifce Of the Southern railroad ~
I,irtn,o.d 10 ..ie directors office ia Wash !
\u.. Cor, Lowell lot Sunday night for |