Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-09-29
IS JUDGE NO LONGER.
ELECTORAL HOARD ACCEPTS MIR.
rrN>I,L's RESIGNATION.
cOI. MARSHALL TO SPEAK TONIGHT.
,,.,,, Address the voters of Manchcs-
,cr and Snansboro'. at Gihbss
unIi-Sad Condition or Ncwsp"''
pcrsopaI aud other Items.


Tho Electoral Board Of Manchester.
,,,.b ,s composed Of Mcssrs j. ). Blan-
tor j. T. Davidson. and B. NJ. Robert
s.8 held meeting last evening and
unanimously accepted the resignation OF
AIR. n y. Tenniu as Judge and COM
,,ise,oncr OF election In the Third Ward.
N~. Tcnnilrs resignation reads as fol-
lows
ITO tho Electoral Board Of Manchester
G,ntlemen.-uaviug been elected judge
and commissioner Of election for the
Third Ward as a Democratic voter. ana
not being able 20 support the DemocI"'lc
ticket mt the fan election, l would oheI
this my resignation.
respectfully II. y. IhN'>ii'i''
september 10. 1896.
The board then elected Mr. George IS
Ely. am employee at the Southern shops
10 succeed Mr. Tennnl as judge, and .I--- VT.
II A. Jordan commissioner.
There are five commissioners from inc
several wards Prior 10 Mr.. Tennlil s
resirnaiion there were two from the IIlIo
ward Tho board last evening sel]eu UT,
orrorfurffv 10 dlstrbUte honofs. III. Z
elected Nir. Jordan from the second w aIu
Tris now gives each OF The wards repre-
sc.tation.
DEATH of MIR PLEASANTS.
Df- George w. Peasants. Jr, n Well
lrov,n citizen OF Manchester Hl51 -
fra home of his brother-in-law MI II. -
pfddv AZ COS west Eighth street Heslel
rs- morliuc at 9lZ ociocN as -
-r.. funeral services VIII be helu AT
..'-.-sI Methodist Episcopal church to-
bad. A. 1870 A. 49,. and VIII he conducted
,,. ,sc n4etor. Rev. w. W. Lear. assisted
.., pov q. y Van Houten. Of the IreS-
=, .-,.,, rb,irrh The remains will be
..l.an on tho 1855 train this afternoon I'd
Io+e~evilie. BOZ Amelia county Tor inter-
mont. FOLLOW Ing are the pall-heaIcis' -
Active licssrs. Clarence Walden j. H.
,'l,l,5 m / Jewctt. j. II. Chambliss,
r. r. Lumpkin and Captain T. W.
iIonorary-captains \. c. AttkIsson' X.
81 Jenkins Nessrs W. IT. Tatum jacob
garman. ST. g. Campbell, ana i. - All
1rr-on. ...-.,,.-
.rycLONE JIM" SPEAKS TO-NldhI'
Hon lanes w. Marshall CCyclone
u,,D will epeok az Gibbs's Opera-HouSe'
corner Fifteenth and Hull streets. To-
rfrbt al o'clock The meeting VIII ne
under the auspices OF the two Democra'lc
.irf, of Manchester and SwansooIo 81
ru4rc Marshall was I'm Richmond SUNDAY
on his way to Brunswick. lie VIII return
fron mat county to-day. and will be
met I'm Richmond by joint committee
fror the SwansbOrO' and Manchester
,rrLs and escorted 10 Gihbs's Hall. Judge
,larshaus services have been I'm great de-
r-aud during the campaign. ana the DEM
orr4ts of Manchester and Swansboro are
trbuant over the fact OF his coming TO
address them IL viii Doe his first appear
ance before au audience OF Manches-
terlsns and Cheeterheldians. and they VIII
give him most enthusiastic reception.
Colonel u. G.. Marshall OF Portsmouth.
will make am address I'm Manchester FIJI
day night Further arrangements nave
NOT vet been made. but an announcement
viii be made later
THE OVERFLOW SMALL.
before the Manchester public schools
orcnod. "a little more than week ago. IT
was predicted that the present school
buildings would not be able TO accommo-
date tho scholars The overflow. how
ever. was not SO large as was first eN-
terted The white school Is comfortably
allied but the coored school was not
large enough for the crowd. and 40 addl-
toral room had 10 DE rented on Twelfth
street between HUI and Banbridge
streets The room Is used at night by
coiored lodge. Winnie $. Blackwell mas
.neon elected teacher OF the newly-added
room. which falls In the primary depart
meut
Whereas. "A great many new pupils en-
tered tho white school this year, the
falling OF of old pupils was greater than
had been expected. The new pupils were
well prepared for their work. and hence
thcv fitted into place apparently made for
them. Though the school is not crowded
TO overlooking. they really have no room
% SPARE. and the proposed hish-school
building which Will i'm an probability, be
zap hy next year, will greatly facilitate
tter7.~
Ur lgnatius Schultz. one OF the oldest
and most prosperous farmers Of Chester
fcld wac stricken with paralysis Friday
uieht. and is quite ill. Mr.. Schultz has
been a resident of Chesterfield for over
fifty years. and has an extensive ac-
ouainfance in Richmond as well as IN
bis own county.
MANY CASES HEARD.
squire A. T.. Tyson presided in the Po-
lice Court yesterday morning. and heard
many cases Perhaps the most interest
eng case was that OF George King
white youth of rs years who was arrested
fv Ofcor Wright Sunday night i'm the
Misunderstanding yard. George stated
that his mother and father were dead,
aud Doc had been living on Duane street,
Sew York city. where he was news
h.y a man. whom he did not know,
PROMISED him a position I'm Charleston
o.. and good home. so ne left New
N.-s Sunday night the Goth instant. and
1at h. way as FAR as Richmond. where
lr applied 90 Dr. Bcadlcs. on west Mar
shall street. 90 remove cinder from his
Os which was greatly inhamed. DIT
E.s.Il. removed the cindcr and gave him
i..rIpu0n. which Mr. q. W. Latmer
fH.I for him These gentlemen, after
hearing hs story. made no charge for
their services. George then walked 10
Manchester and was waiting TO board a
-outl-h0uul freight train when taken
into cu ,ody. Die was suffering greatly
from Do. eyes yesterday. and Dr. Law
renee lucam was called 10 examine him.
10 was decided TO send the ncwsboy 70
tho a.mshouse for the present. and as
toon as lo is we'll he will be liberated
and permitted TO continue his journey.
Jake Kahn was charged with being
drunk and disorIcrly last Saturday night
an The strc-t he was fined $50.
John DoVdv was fined s. FOR being
dunk ard disOrdcrly on the public street.
Thomas Williams (colored was charged
with UIslemcanOr. The case was con
tuucI until this morning, on account OF
thc absence OF witnesses.
Annie Branch small colored girl was
charged with stealing some household ar
tlclcs from Matte Johnson The case
Wa dismissed.
THE charge against Eddie Christian. for
fte1hng % gold watch valued al $50, from
Arrle Eldridcc. was dismissed.
1fr. Jerome am Italian merchant was
fined s. Tor firing "a torpedo in the street.