The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-03
THEY WILL VOTE TO-DAY
LITTER HARD CAxPAIGS cAyDr-
DATES AWAIT THE RESULT.
In tho Sacred Edifices Neutrality-suspicious.
from the Mayors ssnctum-Io Have
an E1hibit-Personaisa and Notes.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TrMrs.l
1i21 Hull STREET. BEArTIk BLOCK.

MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TiNrs1
1i21 HULL STREET. BEArTIE BLOCK.
To-day Will decide who are the winner.
and all who are interested In the results
will await the returns with eager inter-
est. The following are the different Off
GERS to be elected
For Mayor-H. 4. Maurice.
For City Sergeant-H. Fitzgerald.
For Commissioner OF the Revenues
r. owens. Charles Wake. Vote for
one)
For Attorney for the Commonwealth
w II. Garnett, a. c. Attkisson, Lawrence
=. Pool, Ernest II. Wells. Vote for
one)
Counclimen.
First Ward-J. r. Green. w. d. Tim
mons. Vote for one)
Second Ward-Matthew Morton.
Third Ward-Ernest +. Weisiger, r. l..
Patram. Vote for one)
Fourth Ward-E. W. Weisiger, George
Il. Mum. Vote for one)
Justices OF the Peace.
First Ward-None.
Second Ward-James NJ Perdue.
Third Ward-TOm T.. owens.
Fourth Ward-W. ID. Lithgow, James Z.
Robinson. Vote for onc)
The voting precincts Will be as follows:
First Ward-At c. A. Jones.
Second Ward-Market House.
Third Ward-G. \. Cars store.
Fourth Ward-Iron Block. on Hull be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth.
The churches Sunday morning were
largely attended, and the pastors filled
their respective pulpits, with one or two
exceptions.
Rev. w. II. Trainham Of the Cowar-
din-Avenue church. preached TO packed
house. Rev. w. II. Brock, Of Clifton
Forge will preach at this church every
night this week \ cordial invitation is
extended to all.
At Fifth-Street Methodist the presiding
Elder. Rev. Alr. Whitehead, occupied the
pulpit
At the Bainbridge-Street Baptist church
Rev l.. r. Thornhill preached an able
sermon from the following text: "Sin
no more. lest worse thing come unto
thee" John V. II. The congregation at
the morning service was exceedingly
large. and the able minister handled his
theme in a mastery manner. At night
the ninth of his series of illustrated SER
mons was preached. Subject: 'lsraeis
First Battle"
Mrs Winfree, widow Of the late Rev.
DR.. -. Il. Winfree. Of Chesterfield. IS
very i'll with pneumonia at her home near
Midlothian.
Miss Amanda Newman. OF New York.
sang a beautiful solo at Central Metho-
dist church Sunday night.
In the Mayors Court yesterday morn
ing Thomas Bowen. Jack Jones. Sydney
jackson. and Sam Jones. the two last
named being colored, We're charged with
cehting on Hull street. Bowen, Jackson.
and Sam Jones were fined $3.50, Jack
Jones was discharged.
During the month OF March there were
issued In the clerks office Of the Hust-
ings Court nine marriage licenses-five
white and four colored. During the month
there were seventy-six arrests made by
the police. One was for felony. thirty
eight for misdemeanor. and thirty-seven
for ordinance violations.
The Circuit Court of Nottoway county,
Judge b. 4. Hancock presiding. has been
in session since Wednesday. the 18th inst.
The docket is very large and the court
has been busily engaged every day trying
contested cases. The case of Spencer VS..
the receivers of the Richmond and Dan
VILE railroad for $1,000 was removed
The case Of Flppin VS.. the Crewe Land
and Improvement Company for the break
ing Of the dam of the plaintiff and over
flowing his crops was tried. and a YER
dict rendered In favor Of the plaintiff
for one cent and costs The case OF Nc
Culloch VS.. Wing. trustee, involving some
$4,000. is now on trial. 1he court adj
journed Saturday. and the judge spent
Sunday at his home In Chesterfield and
returned yesterday morning TO Nottoway.
Chesterfield county will have an ex-
hibit at the State Exposition. 10 be held
in Richmond in October. and II will be
the best exhibit the county has ever
made. At least the indications point in
this direction. The question Of making
the exhibit was decided Saturday at
meeting Of the Chesterfield Agricultural
Society. Messrs W. W Baker. John b.
Watkins BENJAMIN Goode, and c. Meade.
members Of the Chesterfield Agricultural
Society. will have n meeting Thursday
AT the Office Of Mr. William q. Owens,
secretary Of the Virginia State Agricul-
turai and Mechanical Society, to map
out plans i'm connection with the Chester
field exhibit.
Little Miss Minnie about seven years
Of age). daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. En-
nest Prddy nee Vaughan). received the
NdulSOHe lolDle oItItu ~ the iltSDSlc-
rian church for reciting perfectly in one
lesson. the entire catechism. Quite diff
ficult performance for one Of such tender
years.
The condition of Mrs. Martha Adam
son. mother Of Mrs. A. L. Adamson. is
still critical. Her death Is only question
Of q few hours.
Mrs. r. w. Freeman. Of this city. left
Saturday for Caroline county on ten
days visit to her parents.
Mr.. ]. A. Lester. Of Chesterfield. was
in the city yesterday.
Mr. r. c. Beazly. formerly Of this city.
but now publisher Of the South Boston
News. was in our city yesterday. and was
warmly received by his numerous friends.
Mr.. Frank r. Friedhoff and bride (nee
oliver have returned from their bridal
tour.
THE COMING PRIMARY.