The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-22


a plau for the primary which is 10 be- he'll
here on the 5th of September, met az
Mr. A RovaTs Office last night. Thuse
present we're Messrs. A J. Gallagher, J..
W Farley. Robert Il. Rives ana +. o.
Morris.
Mr.. gallagher was chosen chairman ana
Mr. RiNes secretary.
plan as submitted by Mr. Rives was
unanimously adopted The plan with Few
executions. Is practically the same mat
governed all primaries here.
The main exception Is that the people
vote directly for United States Senator.
The names Of the candidates for the sen
ate are TO be printed on the baIioI W
eether with the candidates for the STATE
Legislature The Successful cahaioat
are % select their delegates To the oisI.c1
Convention from those In favor Of tho
United States Senator who received me
highest number Of votes at the primary.
This plan will be submitted 10 the full
committee al meeting called Tor we'd
n,sday night in the MAYORS Office.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
The Committee on Lands and Buildings
met ats O'Clock with Messrs. Green,
Patram. Abbott. Neal and city Attorney
Clopton present.
The request Of the Richmond Wood
Working Company TO have Green street
closed so that their plant could h en-
lareed. was. on motion Of Mr. Abbott,
considered favoraby, and the city Cohn-
cn viii be requested 10 acccde 70 the
wishes OF the company.
Several architects were present includ-
ing W.. O.. west, Of Richmond; B. j.
smith and W. A. Schenk, Of Washington.
The matter OF charging the courthouse
was Informally discussed, but no action
taken at this meeting
The street Committee also met at
o'clock with Messrs Morton. Hart.
O'Brien and city Engineer Lrsoomb pres
ent il was decided 90 pave Second stree
from Hull TO Stockton. The Semmes ave
nue. question was not called up.
Mrs. Kate Comber. who has heen I'll
for some time ut the ne idenoc ~ Mr. JOS
eph H. Aiddendorf. in Chesterfield county
and died yesterday morning, VIII he
buried from st. Marys church tomorrow
morning al Q O'Clock.
Mrs. Comber came from Baltimore sew
eral weeks ago with the hOTc of recover
Ing her health.
EAfNBRTDGE-STR CHURCH.
At The meeting of Painondge-Sir
Baptist church congregation Sunday. the
following committee was announced by
the Board Of Dea-ons as committee 70
secure q new pastor for the church:
Dr. II. p. Mathews chairman. J. T. All.
tott, NJ. y. Anderson. Wellington Brands
x. q. Broaddus O.. So. Hlankenship. Sid
new b. BASS James ~ HIuer Edward
Burton w. r. Davidson. 7. A. Davidson
Paul Du Val Nathan a. Eubank, Lloyd
B. Franklin, 5. L. Fulks. John ". Fisher
h. \. Gregory. John h. Gill, J. b. Gath
right. c. H. Gibbs. ID. r. Griffith, d. ID.
Harrison. George r.. Hall. John c. How
lett. Richard G. Jones. NJ K. lloyd. How
ard Lowell +. a. Lamb DR. ". r.
Mathews. Oscar o. McGhfe b. W. Nun
naly. j. w Purzott h. II. Pinchhacl1,
James J.. Robertson. y. NJ Robertson. j.
j. Boach h. r. Swift. Oliver A. Saw rs
j. c. Snellilgs NJ. A. Tatum w. S Tay-
l0r J. w. Toney, John r. Utz j. A.
Williamson. j.. NJ. Wiltshire, ". H.
White. John w Walton W. IT, Washing
ton, G. A. Watkins and }. j. Bavley.
THE SUBCOMMITTEE
A subcommittee was also appointed 70
look after the details That committee is
as follows:
Dr. u. j.. Mathews chairman J. j.
Bayley. Wellington Brands. r. c. Broad
dus, w. II. Davidson u. ID. Harrison. f.
A. Lamb, b W. Nunnaly, j. L. Utz
and a. Watkins
POLICE COURT
Lewis Reid cOiored. is in "a whole lot
of trouble. lie was tried on two charges by
Squire Iithgow yesterday morning one
of them foT tFcspassiHg upon the property
Of Henry Reid resulted in q line of s.
and costs and the other, an assault upon
Henry Reid. resulted lu fine of 81 and
costs. Reid is also wanted in Richmond
Two white. tramps giving tho names
of Charles Hall and VIM. Turner we're
given fifteen minutes 20 get out of the
city. and they left ON a d0ubie-quick for
Richmond.
Charles Hin. colored was fined $3.50
and costs for assaultiug his wife.
Hon. r. G.. Southall, while out riding
near his home in Amelia county last
Thursday met with a painful accident
lie was driving two colts 10 a surIy
I'm which We're seated two ladies beside
himself. The colts became frightened at
some object in the road and ran away
Mr. SouthaH and the ladies were thrown
out the formers shoulder being dislocat-
ed, and one OF the ladies sustaining
number Of uaiuful bruises
WARRANT WAS WITHDRAWN.
Some excitement WAS Occasioned on
Hun street. at the corner Of Nineteenth
Saturday night by a row between white
and coiored men.
John Turner. colored. keeps a bar-room
AZ that corner Saturday night two white
men named Jack Jones and Jake Kuhn
Were drinking i'm the vicinity of Turner's
bar and in their peregrinations they ran
across Turner's path
After some emphatic debate Turner
alleges that one Of the men drew knife
and threatened to carve him up in the
most approved style.
Turner escaned, however and swore
out "a warrant. charging the two men
with threatening TO cut him. When the
case was called the warrant was with
drawn.
Judge b. \. Hancock granted an IN
junction last Friday against Mr.. j. H.
BAILEY from cutting timber from the land
Of water Walden, near skinquarter. until
further orders OF his court. This suit
was brought hy Judge Gregory.
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Miss Bessie Bredrup returned home last
Tuesday from "a very pleasant yist 20
friends and relatives at Ochre
Master Russell Gregory cOntin as quite
M nj the residence of his parents on
cambridge street
Mr. A. p. Morrissett OF Newport News.
Is visiting friends and relatives In the
city.
MIR J. II. Nichols continues quite sick
al his residence. No. 1902 Hull street.
Mr. John Harding Of Tampa. Florida.
is visiting in the city and stopping With
his sister. Mrs. Samuel Wicks, Of west
Seventh street.
Miss Carrie Tutwiler. OF Cartersville.
who has been visiting in Swansboro. has
returned home, accompanied by Miss
Iiuldah Taylor.
Mr. Leslie Hudson. OF Cumberland
county. who has been visiting the family
lf Mr. r. A. Lamb. on west Thirteenth
street. returned home yesterday
A.. II AfWeu and children arc ,-ls