The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
MANCHESTER'S
PRIMARY TO-DAY
The Democratic Party viii Select
City officers To-Day
THE COUNTY COURT IN SESSION
Liquor Licenses Issued 20 n Number of
Applicants-A Number OF Cases
Continued Until Next Term
Death of a Little Child.
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The Chesterfield County Court was In
session yesterday. with Judge Clopton
presiding
Liquor licenses were issued to a number
OF applicants, April being the month in
which the court receives applications for
the coming year.
The Commonwealth against Charles
Mosby (coored), two cases Of INSIDE
meanor, was continued until the next
term
The case Of Herman Long, who IS
charged with perjury. was also continued
until the next term.
The case against Young Bailey or
Swanshoro. who IS charged with stealing
a horse and COW, both the property OF
Major Joseph Walker. OF Holly Springs.
IS set for Wednesday. lie is represented
by Mr. W. Hay Garrett.
There were several other misdemeanor
cases which were continued until the next
term Of this court.
THE HUSTINGS COURT.
The Hastings Court Of Manchester will
berin its regular April term on Moday
next. This is not "A regular grand jury
term. but Judge Ingram will order n
Ypccial grand jury. There are several
\felony cases 20 claim their attention.
y There will also be a petit jury az this
term to try the criminal cases and civil
cases.
AN INFANT DEAD.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon =. Jones have the
sympathy OF the community IN the death
OF their infant child. which occurred At
their residence on Sixth and Stockton
STREETS, Yesterday about noon. Since The
birth OF this interesting child IL has
been the light and Joy OF the household
and It's winning ways made II a pet Win
all the nelghbors.
The ARRANGEMENTS for the funeral have
not been completed. but II will probably
be buried this afternoon. Rev George n.
McFaden will conduct the services.
MRS. RANDLETTS FUNERAL
The funeral OF the late Mrs Martha
Jane Randlett took place from the Meade
Memorial church yesterday afternoon ar
O'Clock. The Rev. Ben Dennis conducted
the services. The remains were after
wards taken 70 Petersburg on the 800
tram. and the Inherent was uade In the
old Bandford Cemetery.
During the services Mr. Dennis took
occasion 10 speak Of the Christian charac-
ter OF the deceased and said all during
her great suffering she had not muir
INJURED and was satisfied that lie did all
things we'll
The following gentlemen were the pail
hearers: Messrs W. W. Friend, ". 7.
Gillian. Iv1uhoe Harris. John Walden,
Thomas Turnin and Charles Whitlock
PRIMARY ELECTION.
The City Central Committe have set
to-day as the day for the primary
election 10 be held I'm this city. The
Democrats will then be allowed 10 cast
their vote for their choice for city Off
cials. There f. no great amount OF In
terest being manifested as TO the out
come.
The following are the voting places
and the Judges and Clerks.
First Ward-At G. +. Fischer's barber
shop. Judges. G. +. Fischer and Horace
Berry clerk. Frank Armistcad.
Second Ward-Jury room in rear OF tho
Hastings Court room. Judges. a. Reams
and A. Knorr clerk J. +. Gibbs.
Third Ward-At No. 1900 Hull street.
Judges NJ 4. Rightsel J. J.. Petit,
clerk. George W. Ely
Fourth Ward-At the brick-house on
west Thirteenth street near Hun street
Judges =. A Lamb and r. \. French
clerk, L. G. Shipley