The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-10-29
THEDEMOCRATS ATWORK
THEr MAZE PERFECTED THk or
GtNTz4TfOy or THEIE CLtB.
IL Now NuuIbers About $50 Persons-tian-
nagan on the Stump-A wedding Last
Night and One To-Day-fer-onals.
MANcuEs1En BUREAU RICHMOND TINS.


5. Leader building. President "A. }.
Bradley presided over the assembiage'
ana a great deal OF enthusiasm was
manifested. 4 large amount OF routine
business was attended 10, ana the names
OF the vice-presidents OF the dinerent
wards. recently selected, were announced
as follows.
First ward-C. \. Jones.
Second ward-A. Knorr.
Third ward-Robert l.. fatfam.
Fourth ward-A. c. AtkissOn.
swansboro-R. W. BrodnaA Jr.
Working committees We're appointed OF
ten residents OF each ward, and six from
Syansboro. They are as follows.
First ward-John Caudlc. William Den
By. Frank y. Armistead, j. l.. hupanh,
Henry Fitzgerald, A. I. Morris, {. II.
sims. J. r. Galloway, John Payne hich-
ard Hastings.
second ward--O. /. Merritt. A. q.
Evans. George Roach. Andrew Hooker.
a. Reams. l.. NJ. Nunnaily j. Robert
Perdue. Matthew Morton, Lawrence J..
Pool. NJ. A. Campbell.
Third ward-William Hart. j. j. Ban
ton. George q. Ely, :. T.. Nunnaliy, x.
H. owens. A. 3. Ostefhnd' ". - ilFas-
ants. William Nhitw0rth. +. r. Owens,
Fourth ward-W r. Davidson. Robert
French. II. G.. Ferguson. George Blank
onship. 4. -. Shotweil. Joseph LeNiar,
Geo. L. Huband. j. 81. Bailey George
H. Gary, Dr. W. y. Mathews.
Swansboro-Ira Alley. q II. Jones, j.
II. y. Johnson. George Bnn, T. b. Gers
ley. l.. n. Clements.
The members OF these committees VIII
meet at 10 o'clocN tonight. in The
club-rooms to arrange plans for cam
ID mn. Id Do I.. fI
are chairmen cx-oficio OF the commit
tees. The next regular meeting of the
club will be held on Wednesday nifht or
next week. The club now numbers
about 80 persons. and Is getting right
down 10 work As soon as possible
badges will be provided for each mcm-
her hearing the words. Manchester
Democratic Club" The secretary Of the
club can be found az headquarters al
any time during the day and VIII cheer
fully furnish any information IN regard
to political affairs.
Mr.. Herman W. Moseley and Miss beu-
lah Connne Atkinson, TWO well-known
Young people OF this city. were united
in marriage last night.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court yes
terday issued a marriage-iicense to Mr..
James Dillon and Miss Maggie l.. Tucker.
Their marriage VIII take place to-day, m
Richmond.
Miss Mary b. Cox is or a visit TO Al
gonna. the residence Of General Logan.
in Buckingham county.
Mrs. W. W. Minor who has been on
a visit to Mrs j. 81. Bronaush, has
returned nome.
Flanagan. the "honest-eiection" can
didate for the Senate from the Sixteenth
district addressed about 30 persons,
the majority Of whom were negroes,
from a rough platform erected az the
corner Of seventeenth and HUI streets
last night.
The condition Of Judge French last
night was thought 10 be considerably inn
proved.
Meade-Memoral church. which has
been without pastor since the resisna-
ton Of Rev. John }. ClOpton some time
since. will be again supplied after NO
vember 1st by Rev Benjamin Dennis, 20
whom a call was extended short time
back and who has been ulling the pulpit
OF this church temporarily. Large congre-
cations have heard him. and the people
are much pleased that he has made up
his mind to accept the call. Mr. Dennis
comes TO this city from Birmingham, Ala.
The funeral Of Mr.. Herbert Wells sum
dav afternoon was largely attended by
friends Of the deceased. The services
were conducted los Rev. W. W. Lear, or
central church. The intcrment took
place in Maury cemetery.
Rcv. Mcdaniel Rucker conducted the
funeral services Sunday afternoon az
o'clock Of little Ermer. daughter of SIR.
j. f.. Baugh. at the residence of the pa-
rents. corner Of seventh and stockton
streets.
The funeral services Of Mrs. l.. j..
Lewis took place Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock from Central Methodist church,
and was largely attended. Rev. W. W.
Lear conducted the services. THE IN
termont took place ia Maury cemetery.
The suit OF Isaac Harris against the
Richmond and Manchester Electric Rail-
way Company. for $3.50 damages came
,n iu the Hastings Court yesterday morn
ing. but was continued until the Novcm-
her term. on account of the absence, ON
account OF sickness, OF Mr.. p. 4. SMELL
tnes. who is ono of the principal Wit
nesscs.
officer r. c. Jones arrested John SIM
mons lcolored Yesterday morning ON
warrant sworn out by his wife. charging
him with being drung and creating dis
iurbance a. his home. lie VIII have
hearing I'm the Mayors court this morn
ing.
Charles Brown. young coiorod man,
was arrested yesterday lInIliI- ~ OiN-
GERS Lipscomh and Jones. and lodged in
the station-house. Brown Us charged
with having committed a felony Ia Swans
boro. His case will Doe heard in Squire
Jones court this morning.
Polk Miller viii appear az Leader Hall
tonight for the benefit Of tine Aiauches-
Ter Grays. This VIII De tho only time
air. Miller will appear in This city this
season. as most OF mis- engagements em-
brace territory outside of the State.
Already large number Of reserved seats
have been purchased for the entertain
ment. The Grays are working hard for
the success OF the entertainment. and the
indications are that Richmonds favorte
dialect artist will be greeted by large
audience.
Tine Manchester football team has
been recently organized, and consists OF
the following. Beatty and Harrison. ends.
Fendlcy and ". Lloyd. tackles. Pattcson
and l.. Lloyd, guards; Owens. ccn,re
rush; Patteson. quarter back. Lirscomb
and Cox. half back, and Page. fun back.
The team IS open 10 all challenges from
teams averaging ll5 pounds
Ar. Charles Turner, Jr, Of GoOchland,
is visiting friends IN this city.
Mr.. Charles Friend has gone 10 his farm
IN Chesterfield for a short while.
II was with deep regret that the Mar
chesterians who were formerly students
at the University of Virginia heard Of the
damage done there by fire.
Mrs. Kate c. Naden's little child. Nan
ME. who has been quite sick. was slightly
better yesterday.
Mrs. z. II. Pugh and son, Of Peters
burg who have been visiting Mrs. g. w