The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-09-06
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Tn total vote cast for Martin for uhitel
States Senator was 30. Total vote cast
for T..ler for United States Senate 81.
To.si vote cast for PHI V. COgbili for
Stece Senate was 3l3. Total vote cast for
u l. Toney for the House Of Delegates
was a2.
These legislative candidates viii name
their delegates To- the district convention
I'm accordance with yesterdays vote
All business incidental TO the urinary
was settled up last night AZ clerks.
Judges and registrars were paid fos their
services.
RESOLUTIONS Alfof ltfp.
The following resolutions submitted by
a. J. Bradley were adopted'
THAT the gentlemen receiving the
highest number OF votes for the State
Senate and House Of Delegates be notified
by the secretary that they are the choice
OF the Democratic voters Of Manchester
and that they have the right and power 10
choose eight delegates 10 represent them
In the convention 20 be held in the city
OF Manchester.
2-That the secretary also be instructed
80 notify the gentleman receiving the
largest number Of votes for the United
States Senate that ne is the choice of ehe
Democratic voters 81 the city Of Man
chester for that Office
After adopting these resolutions the
committee adjourned.
The street Committee will meet in call
"a session az S o'clock this evening in the
engineers Office The business 20 he con-
sldered viii probably be that of a claim
held by Contractor D.ddendorf for paving
Hull street The Semmes avenue question
may also he considered
On Friday night the regular meeting OF
the City Council will be held.
BUSINESS MEETING.
4 regular meeting of the Business Mems
Association Of the city Of Manchester was
he'd last night al Toneys Hall at
O'Clock with President a. j. Daffron IN
the chair and Secretary Walden at his post
The meeting was largely attended and by
FAR the best meeting the Association has
had since its oAganizaion
Mr. Pulilam sated that the city could
secure a large cheroot factory. provided
the Association could get two hundred
girls % work I'm the same and on his
motion the secretary was instructed 10 get
out circular letter and mail the same al
over the State advertising for female ia
hor. provided the committee which is
canyasslng this city cannot secure the re-
quired labor here.
\ communication was received from the
Chamber ~ Commerce and the Young
Meas business Association OF Richmond
asking that this Association appoint a
committee to confer with a similar com
mttee from their organization atsMurphy
Hole. on Thursday night next In order 10
make arrangements Tor the ship 10 be
launched Ga Richmond about October ].
1880 The president appointed the follow
ing committee. Messrs A. j. Gallagher
b. L. Toncy, Charles Burkert j. W.
Cary and Clarence Walden.
Last neht i'm tho Council Chamber
special meeting OF the Finance Committee
was held The session was called to
approve bills rendered by the Board Of
frcahh. incurred by the recent smallpox
cases. These bills were approved and or
ccrei paid
Mr.. Clarence Fahr, assistant engineer Of
the a. :. Badger, who went TO Samoa
with the United states Commissioners, is
I'm the United States hospital al San
Francisco i with fever. He reached
California with hls shir early ga August.
Ills y ness is not considered Of a serious
nature and he win probably pun through
IN a short while.
HOME AGAIN.
Yesterday morning for the Arst time In
two weeks Mayor Maurice presided al his
court he returned yesterday after
spending a restful vacation az Bucking-
ham Springs with his family. ard found
things tranquil around MS seat of justice.
only one case was brought up that OF
Joseph Payne (coiored) charged with
threats AGAINST his wife Payne was put
under bond 81 $50 for three months
Contractors are figuring un the proposed
NV central Methodist church, which is
20 be erected AT Thirteenth and Porter
streets The building VIII b. a handsome
,diice. ana viii add greatly 10 the APP
pearauco OF the city It Is probable that
she contract Will be given out in a shcet
while.
PAINFUL ACCIDENT.
The little boy OF Mr.. Charles Blanken-
ship fell from a chair yesterday evening
and broke his arm. The hurt was painful.
but he stood the resettlns Ike a little
man. DR.. Il. O. ingram reset the arm.
BRIEF MENTION
Misses Kate WOolers and Nellie Craig
have returned home after pleasant visit
OF several weeks 70 friends In Caroline
county
Mr.. J. II. Nichols + improving and Is
ROW able 10 81 NJ
Miss George Howell of suffolk. Is
visiting Miss Nellie Craig. OF Fifteenth
and Porter streets.
Ars H. \. Ford and children have re-
turned home after a pleasant visit 10
trends AZ Amelia C. IL.
Mr. a, Il. Morrisseii. Of swansborp. Is
visiting In Amelia county Va