The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-14
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
NEWS UfPPTNINGS GfJHIRED
SOITH or THE BRIDGES.
Funeral Of Mrs. Iufimirc County Court
Adjourncd-t Conference 4" Appoint
aDatc for Senatorial Convention.
MANcmsTrn BuEfAU RICHMOND TINS.
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The funeral OF MIS-. Elizabeth Lunmire.
whose death took place az O'Clock
Mon lay afternoon at her residence on
ives, Thirteenth street was held last
evening at o'clock at the late residence.
She was in the scycnty-eighth year OF
her age and the widow OF Henry Lunmiro.
VINO served IA thl war OF 1872. Up 10
her death she received pension from
the Government for the services Of her
late husband lu that war being one or
a very small number Who stiii receive
such pensions She leaves three emil
dren-Alessrs. George. Henry, and WICK
HUbard-thirty grandchildren, ana seven
great grandchildren.
The following cases were disposed OF
b. the Mayor yesterday morning
Mary Susan Moss and sandy Johnson
(DOth col0Tcd) were before the Mayor
charged with fighting. Johnson was dls-
missed and Moss was fined $50.
Sallic White. Maria Xix. and George
HlN IAN colorcd) were charged with hght-
ing and creating a disturbance. Ihey
were fined s. each.
". j. Bass was charged with riding his
bicycle on the pavement violation oil
the city ordinances. The case was post
p0ncl until this morning.
The Chesterfield County Court adjourn
,d Monday night. after session OF one
day The most important case tled'
and which has for the past TWO months
been discussed freely by the citizens OF
Chesterfield. was the SUIT instituted some
time ago by a Chestcrnclalan named hlN.
Bix brought suit against man named
Gale FOR 50 damages Tor killing ms
hound dog. The jury. after hearing the
testimony in the case, failed 90 agree
on "a verdict. They stood ten for the
plaintiff. and two FOR the defendant.
A conference will Doe held IN Manches-
Ter within "a few days 20 decide upon q
date for the holding OF the senatorial
convention. Those who viii participate
ia the conference are the chairmen OF
the Democratic committees OF TINS sen"-
torial district. who are Mcssrs. CognH
Of Chesterfield Wells. of Manchester'
Aiontciro of Goochland. and Word OF
Powhatan.
air. t. T.. Early has returned from
visit 90 friends in Alhcmarlc county.
Misses Maggie and Annie Herman. OF
Newport Ncws. are visiting the Misses
Burgess. in this city
A marriage license mas been issued IN
tho clerks office of the Hastings Court
10 Mr. James T.. Williams ana MISS
Mary T.. Brown.
Miss Ruth Fore is visiting relatives at
Robio's.
Misses Lille ana Daisy Newcomo are
the guests Of their uncle. Mr.. ID. i.
Ncwcomb. on east Ninth street
MIR. a. j. White. of this city, received
a telegram Monday stating that MS
father. MIR. Ccphas \. White. was dying
IN his home in Luucnbufg county. Mr.
White is one Of the Oldest citizens in
that county. and is aged eighty-nFc years.
uis SON lcft Immediately for that flace.
Mrs. Decatur Forsee. who has been
visiting Mr. ana Mrs. Charles Ietui'
left Yesterday morning for her home IN
Lynchburg. 49,.
Mrs. n. Il. Bolton and children have
returned from South Boston. Va, where
they have been visiting for the past Tort
night.
The infant child Of Mr.. j. II. TAYLOR
was taken sick very suddenly Monday
night.
Miss Carrie Allison is considered very
in at the residence of Mr.. Henry Gary
in SwanshorO
Mrs j. $. sykes and family are VISIT
ing in North Carolina.
Mr.. Fred Reaitie left yesterday after
noon 10 visit his parents, IN Detroit
Mich.
Miss Salle Turpin has gone 10 Pcwhatan
Courthouse.
Misses la Lothian and J. y. Robinson
are spending several days az Atlantic
city. y. J.