The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-01
POLITICAL SPEAKING.
4 RlLLT TO DE- HELD IN MN
CHEsTER TO-.NORROT NIGHT.
Messrs. II. VI. Smith, Charles Page, ana
Carter Attkisson to Address the voters.
Arrangements for Election-Day.
M,xcnrsrrr BrrrAr RIcnMoNp TIxrs.

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mittee met last night in the Office OF
Chairman u. H. Wells. in the Leader
building, with the following members
present. Messrs. Wells, Cox. Cooling,
Gallagher. Holiday. and Pool.
ARRANGEMENTS we're made for a speaking
in the First ward, Sixth and HUI streets,
tomorrow night, on which occasion 1t Is
expected that Messrs. IL. NJ. Smith, Jr,
Charles PAGE, and Carter Atkinson VIII
address the voters OF Manchester.
The greater part Of the meeting was
devoted to making arrangements Tor next
Tuesdays election.
The City Democratic Committee has
been making efforts 10 get ex Governor
ritzhugn Lee to address the people or
Manchester on next Monday nght ava
yesterday Chairman Ellyson, AT the re-
quest OF Chairman r.. II. Wehs, ,el.-
graphed to Governor Lee. at Lyncnbur-,
bur no resncnse had been received az
late hour last night
After some routine work the commit
tee adjourned 10 meet next SATURDAY
evening AT J.p o'clock, when all arrange
ments for election will be completed.
Dr. Lawrence ingram stated last night
that the condition OF Judge >. Bas-et'
French, who was paralyzed some t.nc
since was considerably imprOS eG. INC
20 walk about
Mrs. William Martin. Of Twentieth
street. has just recovered from a severe
attack of tyDhoi-lever.
The infant child OF Mr. Reed Toler,
prominent citizen OF SwansbOrO, who mas
been very ILL., is much better.
Francis trcuch, the little grandchild o.
Judge ). Bassest French, while PLAYING
about the house last evening, fell ana
badly cut his head against piece o. iur-
niturc. Or ingram was summoned ann
| dressed the wound, and last night the
| little boy was resting easily.
a pretty home wedding occurred We'd
| nesday night al the home Of the BRIDES
parents, on Tenth street, wn>n 3lr. " IL
lam -. Browning and Miss Mary Catnt-
rlue Powell Wtr, united. The parlOrs OF
! the residence were prettily decorated AND
| brilliantly lightsd for the occasion, and
| 4 large numoer OF friends were present.
| The ceremony was performed by ReN.
! Thomas O.. Reynolds.
| After the ceremony 4 delightful recep-
| ton was held. The presents bestowed
! upon the young couple We're numerous
! and handsome.
Early wednesday morning the smoke
| house. wood house and chicken-hoJse OF
| Dir. William GrOssman, In Chesterneld
county. were destroyed by fire, and his
| dwelling was barely saved. His loss Is
| said TO be between 500 and $50.
| Rev. Benjamin Dennis. of birmingham,
| Ala, who has accepted D call TO Meade
Memorial church, OF this ciiy, let yes
| tcrday for birmingham, where he VIII re-
| main FOR several days.
| Presiding Elder Rev. \. G.. Brown, u.
| D.. held the last quarterly conference LOT
| this year at the West-End Methodist
church Wednesday night. The reports
show the church to be In good condi,
ton. Mr.. A. II. Thomas was reelected
| superintendent of the Sunday school Tor
| tho West-End and w =. Constable was
elected superintendent for esoury sui
| day school The following stewards were
| reelected. W. y. Toler, I. NJ. Perdre'
y. j. Chinnaut, c. X. Ch0st.c, }. y
| Craze b. i. IS aiker, W. b. CarWhes, W
5 Lowrie ". J. Williams. 7; f.. Petit
grew, \. II. Thomas. c. A. Rains. =. a4 :,
| W b. Taylor Recording Steward, T., =.
| Pettigrew, District Steward, W. ID. IOleri
Alternate. \. II. Thomas.
| The revival meetings when are oell.s
held at Union chapel by Rev Mt. kuu
are drawing large crowds. MI Rudd is
| a gifted Young preacher, ana - q hrothti
N Mr.. Barton Rult. missionary 10 SeA'
leo. 4 Ettle excitement "as cIS 80 =,
the church q few nights ago. flre nae
been built and the house began 10 se'
quite warm when swarm or Wasp' tlt'
had gone into winter quarters IN IN,
building showed themselves ana loon
more interest in the services IMAM va
desired. No one was stuug. but several
ladies' were frightened.
| RcgOrts from Chesterfield county SAY
that forest fires are burning IN the IN
terror cf the county, ana that iAi-'
| quantity of timber has been destroyed
ana some fences burned.
Tho civ council viii meet tonight e
receive reports from the street commit
| Tee ia regard 10 repaNnB Huil street
The Honest Elections party nave feul,.
| "A large store belonging 10 Mf JANIS
Bradley. on Hun street between ,rhn i.
| trcnth and Fourteenth streets 49,
| ,gul be sDeaklng here every night IRON
! NOW until the election. Last night MT
Alexander Mccullough addressed N,
meeting ANA tonight Judge Naidil WI.
"' tbe meeting Of the Manchester Dem
ocratic club Wednesday night seventy
| five new members We're enrOileu: 49,
Miss Jennie Mcintosh ana Nr. jon.
| r-~av.er were married At o'clock ias'
i9He missionary tea which was to- have
been given by The ladies' OF fhtA,Sti,'vs
| rhfrrh last night was postponed uhu
re,t THURSDAY night on account OF bde
In the Hastings court yesterday IN,
| firv I'm the case OF Sarah j. SlIlhs iciloN
| ZIONIST the Richmond ana MtutHt't'i
| T'ieefric Railway Company brought III
verdict for the plaintiff, assessing Hel
| damages at S'3. I'll, 10 hof9 a,
TflliDutiau wedding VIII be held az
| Teodor Hall tonight under tne aIsp,St'
Of the Ladies AuNiiia'S "i VIC 'N
''' 1ir Henry vaughn. is quite sick at hi
homo In Swansnor9 ao,,,re, q, NO
| Miss Nersy Vaughan - u'''iii'' ~ az
Ntr Jerome Fuller has returned iron
the Atlanta Exposition and other SCUM
'' llrs pr. Winston and daughter. MIS-
Woodson. OF Farmville, a. are I'm
euests of Mrs. r. G. Broaddus' on porte
Air.. D. A. snenings is confined 70 nj
bed by sickness. Do.botan
Mr. Haskins Hobson. or powh il,ii'
no ~, has been very III with a threatene,
case of blood poison. IS much peoret, ~,
rs able. with the assistance Oh o'"'0"'
10 oct about his home a little