The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-04-22
NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
A JMBER or CASES WEhE DAS-
POSED OF IN HUsTINGs COURT
Mayor Maurice Also Had Le"s'"'
Docket-The Manchester Boara Oh
Trade Meets-Sotes'
v,.rr, pr,v.u RICHMOND TINS.

No. ll2l HULL SrBEIT. bEAI1i. -. .,
The following cases were o'sp0''1
in the Hastings Court yesterday
Garfield jackson and James Jones' W.
small colored boys were eac1i So
teen days In. jail for chicken stea.i"s,
AIonzo Saunders and Enmet ha''is
no,h colored were charged Win So az
ing lumber. saunders "dS a. al
months and Harris five months IA y1'. as-
Ianes Harris, indicted for io'on,
coil, was set for trial 1resuny g. &c ad.
Mrs. Della A. Simmons qur,,'d deceased.
ministratrix OF a. j. 5'in''
Estate valued at Sl,fp. "a n verv busy
Novor II. a. Maurice han -,
49,, yesterday morning in MS court
- dienosed Of the following cases,
George Meredith, a white you'n, mas
$4,000 with the larceny OF s.'oo rom a
white man named George p ~, ",,oaoa
Tho evidence in the case clearly sho"so
that Young Meredith was M,o ,ho
charea preferred against MIN anu '"e
Mayor dismissed the case. I'D c,,nev
Messrs. William f. Starke anu "a, ~,
Dean were charged with peddhhe nsn % -
the streets Mayor Maurice -
fine Of $40 each upon them, ou. a. -'
peal was taken 20 the HustinsS
THE BOARD VI
Tho Manchester Board Of TRADE neiu
,er,, important meeting yesterday al.
noon in Toney's Hail. There wac d iu
attendance OF members ana nlu0A
business was transacted 49,, ,,o,,oua
Reports were received from wy -
committee including the execu'iFe O1' =.
mittee. a committee was app,. ~
look into the ACCESSIBILITY OF e'o"l"e 49,
chesaneake and Ohio road to lower 'he
Free bridge. c,,,,oo
The CITY Central Democratic Commute
met Morday night and arranged null III,
her OF details for the primary, WHICH W., WI
be held on the 18th OF this mohth ~
voting precincts have been seiecteu d.
follows: First ward. FINDERS barber shop
near Seventh and Hull; Second ward ),
Il. Pcrdue's building. corner Ninth ana
Hull: Third ward, Ellingtons coaI-yaru
on Hull between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets: Fourth ward. Bowen d Bradley
| building, Thirteenth and HILL Streets
DEATH OF MRS. MCCARTHY.
Mrs. Susan Carter Mccarthy died late
| Tuesday afternoon at the Virginia Hos
pital. where she was taken to have
| difficult operation performed. She ex
pired during the operation. She was
| most estlmable lady and the sister o.
| MtSSlss D. Il anu Lu6ciAc Oui OCit VI liz
city. The remains were moved from th'
hospital by Undertaken b. II. Morrisset
q Son, and shipped yesterday to Caroline
county on the noon train for intermen
| at her home.
The remaing OF Mr.. r. w. James In
| FAINT child were sent 10 Charlotte county
| yesterday afternoon over the Southern
| railway for iDterment.
There will be an important meeting o
the Manchester Fire Department thii
evening at 1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Charles r. Murphy, OF Decatur
ILL.,, was In the city yesterday on business
Mr.. John Henry Parker has returned
from Texas, where he has been spending
several months.
Captain Attkisson, OF the Mancheste
Grays. has been granted a leave Of alb
sence for sixty days. Lieutenant Burker
will be in charge of the company durin
the absence of the captain.
Mr.. NJ. r. Petzold. Of Lynchburg. 1
visiting his brother, Mr.. II. c. Petzold. Fl
this city.
The cambridge Street Baptist Sunda
school will have their annual picnic III
first week In June. The place has no
yet been decided upon.
Master Henry and Garrett Patteson hav
the measles at the residence Of their faith
er, on Porter street.
The Masonic bazaar still continues to b
q success.