The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-17
THE VOTE WAS A TIE.
NO SUCCESSOR WAS CHOSEN TO FILL
TIE POSITION or AUDITOR.
The Couacii, However. Appointed Mr.. j.
". Hall TO 1ompotsrily Succeed the
Late Mr. Nsden-Other News Items.
M1NoHssTTR BuBYAU RICHMOND TENTS.
No. li2i HUI SIRKI r. BE4T1IE BLOCK.

No. 1i2i HULL SIEK1T. BE411M BLOCH
Central Methodist church was crowded
at ClOcN yesterday evening win
friends and relatives Of the late Mi
Joseph B. Walden to attend the last SAD
iLuclal rites before Eis body was con-
signed 80 tire grave. Ia spite OF the hau
fcather. the crowd That assembled was
one OF the largest ever known on "a SlilI-
lar occasion IN Manchester. and macy
were the expressions OF grief al MS nedth
and Of sympathy FOR rs bercated fanny.
1he services were impress.Ve IN t"'I'
nature. and were conducted 10y the pas
tor. Rev. ". ". Lear ,,..,
iis remains were inferred In Maury
cemetery. the services beng eh"utttu
- Name hester tsodge OF MaSpiH 81"
stuart Loage. Oder CLOVIS. OF VIM" nc
was a highy-cstecmcd nenbt'. -. a.,
Mir Lear PAD EiowIas ,r.pute 10 10. 'n ~,
D. gn character and ioVab.e dlspusilou y.
the deceased. and sp1Ne OF "hdl great
loss his death WAS 40 the coWmunltt'
ar Naden had been resident OF
Manchester for over SKY years anu
Aas one Of the few sursivinB members
Of the Old Plank church. WhlSh 81 u
stands at the corner ot IeH'h ana ieii!
streets , ,.-,..
Ingram. Judge ". 4. Ciopton. O. T.. cary
Henry Ftzecrald. john @ Hrlen' Ut.
Lawrence ingram, j. NJ Ferdut.
ActIve-FrOm Masons: ). Il. owens, a.
Eoval. II. \. Maurice. from Odd-fei-
lows George Blankensh c. J. Wal,haii,
st. 4. Campbell. from city Council
Matthew Morton. j. =. ltZ. ,,
Of Manchester was held last night 10
elect a successor 10 iib the unt%2'red
term of the late Mr.. joseph y. Nacel,
VINO vas formerly Auditor OF Inc Guy.
Inc result of the vote was lie Messro.
L. ~ \unnqlN and John g. Rec cdch
having sH votes. 80 election was made,
bur there will be- another meeting IN the
near future 70 Try and break ine dead
~ Hall Temporarily
appointed to fll the position unti some
one Is Gle ted.
In Manchester ON Tuesday evening
there WAS a delightful! dance, given ny
Same Vourg men. ln honor OF tucir lady
friends At am early hour dancing was
begun. and kept ~ until m.dmShi; Ike
L.l. ,.fl,r dancing Home. sweet hone
the participants returned TO thc.r homes
iu.l.u pleased with The way IN Whlch ihty
sp,ui The evening. Among those present
were. Misses Myrtle Noble. Floss.e DicK-
or~ou. T.. T.. Ashton, ANNIE owens, an"
N.ssrs. e. r.. noble, j. NJ Small. l.. \;
Bowman. Mr.. and Mrs. Chitjenden, an
of Richmond. Those from Manch hester
were Mlsscs blanche and ANNE RusseI
CONWAY. Anne ECt mson, ami MtSsIs.
Howard Chcatham, W ). RoWl'it, W l..
Chedtham. n. ". Watkins, W. 9. ROW
lctt. g. \. Staples. 4. J.. Cheaiham, }. A.
Nliflork T. n ArVin. Holland Robinson,
l.. ~. Lee and Marks Addison. r.t..
The ladies Of Clopton- street bi9uSl
church viii hold bazaar ana euttIld'-I
ment at Norr.setts Hall the nights OF
Iarr.r. 9ttD and 2tn. An entertain
ing programme has been arrdhSed' III
Guiding charadCs, rec.tauonS ana mus,
both vocal and Instrumental, by taient
from this place and richmond; Ms ~
for good cause. and the public - invited
mir. stacy stated yesterday in reference
70 the Insurance on his factory, "hicn
,yas DESTROYED hv nre Monday night. that
the insurance was $500, ana esuhaled
the loss az about $1,000 ., ,....,,.,, dante,
Or. ". G. Dorset a Weli-Kho WI, "eI''.'
OF Richmond. repaired the tceth OF
gentleman at Midlothian some time ago
Yesterday he received this letter from
~ Rte YOU please inform me my brother
lost the lower part of his cal. Could ~
I,e complied with and aruhc. az CORE
epond az with the other? Walten Yours
'Ttc mills on the water line, which
were DELAYED ON account OF mEh ""-tI'
are AZ work again. ,t-l
Nrssrs. Charles Fuqua and Ltnwood
Eo,yeu. whose accidents nave heeh Il'H-
toned in these columns, are lhPION,uF,
Mrs. George Butler rs dangerously III
az her husbands residence on nun SlItet
Mrs Eaton has gone 10 l""ndla'
county To attend the wedding OF her SIS
Mrs. 4. D. Lawton and TWO little chill
drcu are visiting IN Mldlotlllal. vi.
Mr. i. W. Arlington Is IN New 1oih
C4ntaip A. &. AttIisson is detained at
home by reason of sickness. 81, -.
Master Emmett Turpin rs very H. un'
thr doctor thought his condition niue
improved yesterday. - ma g. ,,o-,,
Mr. T. n Kids little ch'ld u ~.
sick. ard little hope Is entertained OIL .'S
Rev. " W Lear conducted me PlayeHa
,,eetinc AT the readng-room OF me SoulH-
arn ~ i,yav shops Tuesday rthI iH'se
tint,. are held every Tuesday .hlShI
Air Alexander Asher is detained a.
his residence. on Hun street, on account
T5e county Cour; has taken the peii-
Elm, from the citizens OF SwanSboFo' Hl
,..fereu.e 10 the street-.ar schedule uHI'T
adyIsemrnt The criminal cases on we
docket i'm this court went over uhlH the
ala ch term. 1900. ,.,,. ,,,r,ir,,
nm To CloutOn street ,
Judge James VI. Gregory mas moved
b.s FAMILY TO Richmond, where lh'N VIII
in future reside. ...t,. ,f.l, ~
Nrs Charles l.. Petit Is qulie SICK at
~ residence on Decatur street
The Laurel Literary and Athieuc 10
,.il hold a meeting tonight dt Their clup-
,,ous for the Celcbr2t ON OF ihelr HIst
anniversary. on February 18th next
Mir Henry Walden, OF ROCKY MoLHl' y.
q was here yesterday TO attend tne ~
neral of his grandfather, Mr. Joseph Il.
ldeL.