The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-10-02
A BALM FOR Mr.. TENELL.
COUUITTEE GHHTROUs ENOUGH 10
DIsCLiIU Any REYLLCIION
In Desiring His Resignation a. a Nembe
Of Electoral Board of Man
chcster-Other News.
Manchester BUREAU RICHMOND TINES.
No. lf2l Hum STREET. BrArTIE BLOCB

" A|LIE1AI JUNEAU INA1AfANF| e'f
No. 1921 HUH STREET. BrArrIE BLocS.,
The city Central Democratic Committee
Of Manchester held a rather lengthy ses-
sion last evening at the office Of Captain
Attkisson. in the Leader building. Cap
tain Attkisson. the chairman. presided.
and the members Of the committee APP
pearcd in goodly numbers. Mr.. Ernest
H.. Wells offered the following resolution
which was seconded by Mr.. J. J. Ban
ton.
Resolved. That the city Central Demo-
cratic Committee. by its action towards
Air. Henry Ieuel on last meeting night.
did not in any wise intend u reflect upon
or question the honesty, fairness OF III
togrity OF Mr.. Tenell.'
The resolution was unanimously adopted
after some little discussion.
The Chair announced that Colonel H..
G.. Marshall. Commonwealth $ Attorney o.
Norfolk county, Will address the voters
OF Manchester tonight. b meeting
viii Dee held at the Grays Arnoty, or
Gibbs Opera House, Fifteenth ana Hun
streets. lightning at S o'clock.
Air. G.. vs.. Gooding stated mat Mt.
Charles Attkisson. a member OF The COM
mittco from the First ward, had removed
from the ward 10 Chesterfield county
and he therefore asked that Mr.. AtNln-
son's name be- dropped from the ron.
This was agreed 10 and Mr. 1i+llhoN7
elected TO hl his place.
After the transaction OF some routine
business OF minor Importance ine COM
mittee adjourned. ,-.-r
DEATH or MR. ELLFrT.
Mr.. j.. ID. Elicit. who lives i1 chester
..Ntf. IN his wv TO TINS
,.fy ,,siorlav. was taken suddenly H.
and stopped at the reside -e Oh S''
c.or-o NlcT,vre. where be ask FOR some
c,mnno- which was given him Instead
~ be.ng relieved. he steadily crew worse
and d.ed i'm about fifteen minutes from
n.ar, failure. Mr.. Elletr was sNiy-HFe
v4,rs old. and o. consistent member OK
fne Tomahawk church. where ne also
bol5 The p.sition OF sundays nool super
-inteneent. The funeral will take place
from Tomahawk church this morning at
III 70 clock. .
All OF the mills on the southside Of
Manchester have been compelled 20 sus-
pend operations ON account of the sud-
den rising n the James river.
The debris Of iast Tuesday s. storm are
being rapidly removed within the limits
OF this city. The climber has nearly all
been cut up and cartcd away.
AIR. W. Thomas Brown and Miss Ida
Martin were married on Wednesday night
at the residence Of the br.le. no. 1908
Perry street. Roy. y. %. Iabcock cou-
Quoted the ceremony. which was witnessed
by "a large numler of friends.
NEWS NOTES.
The revival services now being held az
the Fif-h-Street Methodist church are
stll continuing % attract large crowds.
A. special service for boys and girls was
held last evening at r o'clock. and the
regular services took place at l3o o'clock.
Mrs william II. Harrison IS quite sick
at her residence. i'm Swansloro.
Mrs. Rosser H. Moody VIII leave to-day
FOR Warerly. where sne vii join her hus-
band. 20 reside there in The future.
Mr.. Robert Porter lis quite sick with
tvpnoid-fever at his residence, on co"ar-
din avenue.
Marriage licenses have been issued 70
". o.. Brown and Ida Martin 'white)
and Connie Dean and Willie Goode lcol-
orcdi.
Ihe records Of the Police Court show
that during the month o. September the
following arrests Were AIDE. Tramps. q.
misdfmean0rs. %. larcer les. @. ordinance
violations. aO. felony. I. suspicious char
ac''r. D. Keeping unlicen od dogs. &c.
M- j. y. Coeiill. of Chesterfield. was
in o city yesterday.