The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-17
MANCHESTER pRIM MARY
TO DE FINED f"H AZ hARLr d DATE
Az POSNTBLI.
The city Central ommiiice 10 Meei NeA'
saturday Night some OF the can
d.dat.s For she Council.

meeting Of that body for next SATURDAY
nixnt. They vii meet IN his, Once III
Ninth and Huu s.ree.s al 80 O'Clock
II is thcr purpose 20 map Out The bust
ness Tor The coming spring election Al
the same time Thy vii designate "
what day the primary election sha" %
hello II - nc oeshc Of many OF 'ns
Candida. cs that 10 snah take p-'Os AZ 90
e1r.v A .atf as may be prac.a~aoie'
FOR The CRY COUNCIL
,-ne voters Of his city have been LOOK
ine over he grosn1 Tor aNaiiabie uiDDtI
10 serve in the Ci,y Coun~n TOT TIC "e@'
In lie iirsf ward a number Of the
,,i"n6s NJ Mr. SIMON ic or Jones have
leon az or hlm 10 announce hiuseh as "
can0ioa.c from his ward 10 a scat 10 '"v
Mr. L. NJ. Nunnally has been asked to
run from he sc, OnJ ward
DR.. h. Z. Ruckcr has been requested
90 D low lis name 10 De presented 20 the
voters OF he Ihrd ward Tor seat III
the Boarc o. Cily IA, hefs Sr t,sn "a ~
ser,e anO. her term on account OF bau
Cap.ain John OBricn is the Council
man from The Fourth ward whore .eIih
expires this spring Al Inc picstnt NtN
no enc has been men -ioned In oppOol00h
All ,heso citizens are practical men onG
would well serve the people n they VIII
ecceot The office Each and every one -
We known in the city as an upright ousi-
ness man and woLlu woih ~ every ~
starce Tor tho beuerment OF Use cry
conGuon.
WHERE is ANDREW ToNEI.
Andrew Toney. o COY OF y years OF age.
has lsfl home and his father Is very IN
easy about him ana would like 10 hno"
bis vheicsbouts ~.
The hoy has been attending the punlc
schools and on Tuesday he GEM Ms
49,. nel a .of.. prrporluh 10 come from
his mother stating that shs wanted M"
excused Tor the Jay from his stud.es
Dunne the day the mother learned u a
he was playing tTuant. When ne re
turned 10 his home. after school hours
she sent him n his room and tol1 Inn
10 stay there until his father returned
from wor. when he would be whipped
Tor his conduct.
About 1 O'Clock the boy jumred from
the window 10 .he ground and made u s
eso~~e from ria home. Tie was seen uy
q Manchester man at the Union Depot ~
Richmond Tuesday night. The boy aried
t. him ,hat be- WIS wuiiine ioi tIeibht
train 10 take him ~ the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. he did not state where
he wanted 10 so and he has not been
heard Of since.
ANY one having knowledge Of the wan
RI rer's whereabouts would confer favor
by telling his father. TIE address is NO.
10 east Tenth street this city.
THE MAYORS COURT.
Mavor Maurice had another case to
enrare his attention In the Ran oi jus
tice yesterday morning. ...
.t.nn smith aud ~. II. Wade were IN
FOR ordinance violation. They were sum
mored To ap0ear before the Mayor TO-
trying TO make living IN sea-
tcfiug advertising matter on the puDlc
streets They were fined SO. NO busl-
ness house outside Of the city Is allowed
20 scatter their advertising paper or
the streets without securing q license t'i
This nurpOsa. This law was passed ~
ths Council In January. 1871. Ouis'ders
haa better take warning. The ordnance
calls Tor a fine Of SO for each onebse
and the Mayor has 10 execute Inc law
smith ard Wade took an appeal 70 M
Hastings Court with Mr.. r. 9. BroddnS
rs security They viii test the cohsl'u-
tionality Of the law.
AN INFANTS BURIAL.
TIE funeral Of Maud. the infart da"gn-
ter o. Mr. and Mrs. W > Glenn, tooh
ri~oo fro-., Their rcs'fe0'e No. lO2 Wos'
Tenth street yesterday afternoon at 800
ocio,k hev. }. a. Spencer. pastor
Cowsrdin-Avenrc Christian church. con
Quoted the services The lnterment was
mgde IN Navy Ceneter"
The Petersburg Circuit Court Viii re-
convene on Saturday. February 26th'
with Judge Hancock on the bench
MASK BALL.
The Manchester Cotillon Cub have r.
svea invitations to their next entertain
r~o~t witch will take place al L~adai
Hall tomorrow night on this oc ON
they will tender their friends a masque
bali The grand march VII begin az
o'cfock. only Tembers and inNi' I'd guests
will be admitted 10 The nall. Inc mem
hers are looking forward with much
pleasure 10 This entertainment.
THE HULL STREET PAVING.
Messrs Amhrscht and Mitterdorf hsve
a force Of hands enea ed IN repa'rine the
worl. on Hull street refused by the street
Committee II Will he remembered thai
these contractors raved Hun street from
second 10 the railroad When Tie WORK
was completed the street Committee re
rrsed 10 accept the SAFE on account o.
re uneven work done between the ran
road tracks.
For a while there was some contention
as 70 who the blar'e was 10 rest upon.
Ths contractors calming Il vas not theiI
fault They have row becun the work
md no doubt but what IL VIII be settleO
TO the satisfaction Of all concerned at
an early day
PRISONER ESCAPED.
Constable Cole. Of the Chesterfield 20.
Fee et~T vet - Nrso~ Walksrs fnrr"
Yesterday morning and arrested 4 white
man named Robert Eai'ey on d warran'
charging hhn with stealing a COW and
y had Of corn
TIE officer aid his prisoner came along
together until Just this side OF the farT
when bailey broke from his captor and
escaped
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Miss Amelia Coulter. Of King William
county. IL he guest Of her sister. Airs
Henry Heth Vaden Of Buck iIin
Misses Annie Kircum and Alice Thu
mas Of Hinton. w. Va. are the guests
OF Mss Lily Smith. corner Thirteenth
and Semmss streets.
Mr. Joseph A. Crooks. 81 Selma. n. C..
Is IN the city visiting his people.
M Robert Gwaihney. who was
thought to be threatened with lock. Jaw
Is now said 70 tt ont 81 danger hui he
still suffers Great dsal 81 pain HIS
trouble was caused by a knife cut on
thc sn~e-
The wind storm NJ Tuesday nieh, blew
out severa' panes OF glass In Odd-FciiowS
han On Esikn ~ ana ffnn sireets.
Mr.. J. II. Paiteson. the cashier Of the
Mect anics and Merchants TANK who hal
the appendicitis and wss operated an. Is
now gettirg on very nicely.
Hieh Ccnstahio Gecrge ". rrocks was
taken qii'e IN Tuesday afternoon. NJ
In somewhat heller Yesterday hul = sfin