The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-24
LANE LION TONIGHT.
SENATOR JOHN W. DfNfEL TO I'D
DRESS MANCHEsTER's yOTERs.
Arrangements to Receive Him co"p'e'e"'
Funeral of Miss SreSory- ~"""''
Fair Ended-PcrsonaIs and Briefs
Mrcuvsryr BUREAU RICHMOND 1iMrs.
1Ioi HIM SrRrIT, BfA1TiE BLOCK.


Arrangements have been about com
ole,ed for the reception of Senator 'ohh
yv Daniel who will tonight ADDRESS 'no
waters of Manchester NJ Leader HAN
Mater Daniel Will reach Richmond To-
day. and tonight viii be taken 10 MAN
chester in a carriage by committee eo"-
sisting of Messrs. Wells ana "a'as"o' .
Tho Committee on Reception Is conPoso'
i, Nessrs. Il. II. Wells. G.. W. Gooo'hs'
gallagher. w. Il. Smith. and w H.
GOV Jr prior to the speaking the kich-
,nond and panvIlic railroad Daho VIII 20"
raae the streets, ana VIII also oiso""''O
music ina the hail. "a. ,or tho
ARRANGEMENTS nave beeh maui ma 49,, iV are are
accommodation OF iaut'S' az" ''
expected TO attend. -. ,,.,oc,,,
advertised. both through the papers an
BIZ hand-bills. but II needs ohIy 'iie ia''i ~
-. iuflmation that Daniel rs 10 spcdN W
mi any Virginia building. IL IS uiiue,-
stooa that "A portion OF the Schatol
snecch will be addressed TO healins tlc
differences which have arisen IN l"e D'''
ocratic ranks IN this district - 60.
m. funeral OF Miss Annctta NJ DI,bo-
ry. whose death occurred TUESDAY eoo~
place at $3.50 O'Clock yesterday dttci -
NcDonough streets. Rev. }. y. sp ei,0S q,
officiating. The remains were inter-, 49,, 80
Marry Cemetery. she was only tWsNv
years OF age. and was the only emu VI
.lr. and Mrs j. NJ. Gregory.
The bercaved family came mere II On ~
Dakota several months ago locaNus III
Chesterfield and removed 10 inns CIV a..
order 10 have al attending 'Hs Si0' 49,, at
the bedside Of their child. IL was io 100
necessary 10 perform a sursic@l opeIs%',,O ,l
Tuesday by DIS White, Ellis, ana IN
gram. but death came IN two hours ai'er-
wards. ,,,s.,. c,o,,h
daughter OF ex-Posimaster Inomds "a,
smith. took place yesterday morning AT ~
O'Clock from her parents residence, Oh
west Fourteenth street All the morhlnb
there was a stream OF relatives no's
hors and friends going IA ana Ous ol
the house TO take last look al tne
lille ones face When the nour or the
funeral arrived a large concourse or
friends had gathered at the house. Inc
services were conducted IN an exceed
jnely impressive manner by Rev ). a.
Little Hildah had learned TO sing the
sweet Song called Sunshine" ana at the
request of the family Mr.. WINE ,. MOI
rissett sang during the service the song
that had so often been sung by the niue
girl, and IL was exceedingly touching. Sne
was a bright and congenial little girl
being the favorite OF every one. Inc IN
torment took place in Maury Cemetery.
The Hastings Court was in session Only
a short while yesterday morning. Charles
Foster (colored) was tried on the charge
OF stealing watch from Lee Hooker,
but was acquitted, the evidence adduced
not proving that he had any connection
with the crime.
Among those who attended the birth
day party of Miss Mary Wicker, at the
home of her father, Nh Z. j.. Wicker. In
Swansboro. Tuesday night, were the iol-
lowing: Misses Ada and Alta Howe, Mat
tie and Mary Wicker, Lula ana Carrie
Tutwiler. Efiie Morris, Tina Merritt, LeOra
Queensberry. Minnie Newly, Minnie Grid
die, Flora Russell. Matte Bass, Salhe
owen. Alma Fuqua, Huldah Taylor, Mrs
II. X. Gary, and Mrs. Emmett Crlddie,
and Messrs William Bass, William Bryce.
Charles Taylor, Floyd Fuqua, Howard
and Walter Clements, Jeff. Morrissett,
George Barrett, John Wilson, Thomas
Wilson, Clifford Pickett. L0nnie owen,
John Trevihan. and Lindon Taylor.
Miss Wicker was the recipient OF many
handsome presents
The County Fair at Leader Hall
closed last night. The entertainment has
been very successful, and has netted
handsome sum for charitable purposes.
Chicken thieves entered the hen-house or
Mr.. Edwin Adams Monday night and car
ried away about sixteen fowls. They also
visited the hen-house Of Mr.. Traylor near
Jy, and helped themselves 10 number OF
chickens.
aiessrs. Henry J.. Brands and j. Fay
DuNal have returned from the Atlanta
Exposition.
Revival services at Asbury chapel are
being well attended Much interest is
manifested by the unconverted people All
are welcome.
1t is said that there is considerable talk
of introducing bill In the next Legisia-
fure 10 annex Swansboro TO Manchester
But II is not thought that such measure
would pass. as the people OF Chesterfield
are much opposed to II. They think that
the county could not afford TO lose so
much valuable property from It's taxable
list.
Mean time the matter of annexing Man
chester to Richmond seems 10 have died
q natural death.
Mr.. u. T. barrow, the contractor for
laying the sewers, was summoned before
the Mayors Court yesirday morning for
obstructing Eighth street. near Hull, with
earth from the sewer trench
The Mayor dismissed the case, but
stated TO MIR. barrow that In the future
he must place the earth I'm such a way
as to be Of as little inconvenience TO mer-
chants in the conduct Of their business
as possible.
Mr.. w. p. Constable, of Swansboro will
make application 10 enter the Methodist
ministry at the next meeting of the Nir-
ginia Conference. Mr.. Constable has been
lay reader in the Episcopal Church. and
has had charge OF the Swansboro mission
Tor some time.
The Republicans of Chesterfield have re-
organized and have elected jeremiah
Nunnally chairman in place Of Major Jo-
seph Walker. who has held the position
for years. Mr.. Nunnally is the present
supervisor from Bermuda district He is
an active political worker, and the Demo-
Gratis will have to hustle to maintain
their old-tlme majority i'm the county.
The meeting at which Mr. Nunnally was
elected chairman was called by the dis
trict chairman. and not by Major Walker.
tho old chairman. This fact evoked some
spirited discussion. The meeting which
elected Mr.. Nunnally chairman endorsed
the Honest Election ticket" for the Leg
islature.
The condition of Judge French last
night was practically unchanged He is
quite cheerful. and suffers no pain.
The registrars Of Manchester say that
the negroes are registering I'm crowds.
that they have never before known them
10 be 80 active In this matter. There are
now more than a hundred negroes from
North Carolina working on the city sew
ers, and IL is feared that an attempt may
be made by the Republicans to vote them
on electlon-day The Democratic man