The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-13
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A. c. Attkisson e. 14J III 1854 3oS ssh
u J. W. BfronaughJr 1n 17e $50 4Ol $50
s. r. owens ...... 143 17G 1G5 4O1 ss5
6. ". brooks ~. 30 30 z I I55 399
c. W. Blankenship 100 ll3 IS 2l9 02J
II. 3. Priddy ..... 3 q p 30
FOR CITY COUNCIL
First Ward:
II. Samuel Hague ........ ......... u
S. j.. Wilkinson ...........'...'.--' -
Second ward: ,o,
l.. NJ. Nunnally .......'.s''''''''''' IL
William Ahsrn '''''' '''-- --''''--'' -
James r. Abbott .....,.........'... 1Gt
Fourth Ward. o,,
John O Brien ...... .......-....-..- ~
J. i. Bradley ....ss -ss.'s's''''''' 80
J. O. Iumpkin .....- ..s'..s '.--s.s ~
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
First wsrd-John Caudle ............ 139
second wsrd-A. 3 Tyson .......... l39
Third ward-T. +. owen .........'''. t i0099
Fourth ward-W y. Lithgow 1880 4ol
MIR. TISDALE HURT.
Mr.. James r. Tisdale the book-keeper
FOR rho German x Wright Company. or
Richmond, met with q painful accident
Alouuay lie was uding in hisA drlFlhs
cart when the axle broke ana ne WaS
thrown heavily 70 tho ground, sustaining
several painful but not serious wounds
on his lower limbs. He was taken 20 tns
residence Of Mr. John y. German, on
Porter near Eighth street, where his lnJu-
ric5 were attended 20; 49,.
CARDS or INVITATION.
Mr.. and Mrs W r. Bass OF Swansooro'
have issued ads 20 the marriage OF theif
daughter Miss Althea Constance sass. 10
Mr. John r. Ahern. The ceremony WIZ
take place in Clopton-Street BaPllsII
church in SWansbOrO on Iuesday, apr"
uetf, fr, tho "a ffDruoDu at t O'Clock.
Tho brido-elcct IS a popular and at
tractive young lady. ana Is the poaaessoI
OF many friends. She has been engaged
at teaching one of the public schools OF
Chesrordcld her last position being az
Morris school-house, a few miles beyond
the city ia.
Mr.. Ahern is well known and quit, ~
popular young man OF Manchester. Ilo
has been engaged for a NUMBER OF years
on the Southern railroad.
WAGON AND CAR COLLIDE.
Mr.. George Stein was driving his wagon
last night up Hull street abreast or a
street car They were both going az q 5oou
r1lt when the shafts of Mr.. stein WAGON
broke from the body OF the Fencle ahu lu
affemDtiug 10 guide the horse from the
moving car the vehicle ran INFO inc -
Mr.. Stein was accompanies o5 i'f ",-,,
both fortunately both escaped lnluI "
mo ,-ayon WAS only slightly damaged.
ELECTION ~ THE COUNTY.
Tudro William l. Clopton of the Ches-
terfed County Court mas lssued
q writ of election and turned it over To-
sheriff Gill; t. will lake place on Thurs
dav. May 25th. This will be the only
election held I'm Chesterfield TINS sprlhs'
This special election is in accordan nee
with an act passed by the late L'5l5id-
lure and will allow the voters OF the
county 10 decide whether tlly desire
fence or no fence law.
HHal m
norton of Matoaca district known as Con-
i-irers Neck the people will not vote as
the law has already been decided 10 these
places. but IN every other magisterlal as
trlct there will be voting on the SUBJ
This subject has created n great deal
~ interest i'm Chesterfield. and when the
dav of election comes off. there IS no
doubt but what a large vote viii be poll
cd
Mr. Joseph wilkinson is O. clerk for Mr..
w. b. Peasants, and Monday hlsht
he went 90 a tackey party ana
stayed quite late. lie had 10
oner ND yesterday morning about
A.ao O'clock. and while waiting for GUS
toners ne dropped of 10 sleep by the
stove. as his rest had been broken 10y ms
late hours at the party While In the
land of Nod. some one came IN and re-
llayod him of his watch ana chain.
He does not know whether it was friend
or foe. but he would be glad 70 nave hla
timepiece returned.
EASTER EGG HUNT
on account of the inclement weather
Of Monday the several egg hunts adver-
,ised 10 have taken place had 20 be post
poed.
Tha hunt under the auspices OF the
new church society of the Central Metho-
dist church has been postponed until Fri
day next. t. win be given at the resi-
dence of Mrs c. Scott McRae, on west
Twelfth street. II viii begin az O'Clock
I'm the afternoon and continue until
o'clock.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society Of Clopton
Street Baptist church will have their
Easter egg hut on to-day instead
OF Monday. as was FIRST intended. The
pleasures of the day will begin az
o'clock IN the afternoon. They invite
their friends 10 join with them I'm the
festivities They will take place at the
church.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr.. William Lupsey Of the First Ward
who has been quite ili. is much improved
end is now able 90 be on the streets.
Rev. !. W Stiff Of Wesleyan church
Petersburg. Va. preached two able SER
mons last Sunday morning and night at
West End church 20 a large congrega-
ton. Mr.. SuN Is quite a favorite with
West End congregation.
Mr.. j. T. Bullock. OF west Ninth street,
IS quite ill at his residence.
Misses Mary and Louise Rice OF Mariola,
Chesterfield. Co. after spending the Eas-
ter holidays with relatives I'm this city,
returned home yesterday morning.
Mrs. W @. Browne and Miss Ada
Browne OF Crewe Va, are in the city
visiting friends
Mr.. G. +. Peasants. general secretary Of
Petersburg branch Y. NJ. c. A.. Is In the
city TO visit his sister. Mrs. II. p. Priddy,
Of west Eight street.
Mrs. J. y Philips Of Rice's Station.
Prince Edward county who has been
visiting Mrs. j. f. Peasants. has re-
turned home
Mr.. w. II. Washington and r. r. Du-
val left yesterday afternoon for Caroline
county. where they will engage I'm big