The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-09
COUNTY COURT
OF CHESTERFIELD
Large Crowd Present 10 Hear the
Democratic Speakers.
MEETING OF THE GERMAN CLUE,
Two Accidents Yesterday whitby
Sod Asai1.-poiice court-Ncws.
Personal and Belief, OF
Ianchestcr.
MEETING OF THE GERMAN CLUB.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. llu2 Hull Street.
Yesterday WAS q graf day at Chester
fsaic Courthouse. Many OF the lawyers
of Manchester we're iores4-nt, and large
crowd Of the country people. The Dem
ocratic and Republican sis ll-binders took
up great part Of The Gay. Several minor
cas- were heard. The condemnation
cases of the Seaboard Air Line We're post
poned, and Il day VIII be set for their
n airing in Manchester. Court will be in
session again to-day. The case of the
Commonwealth against Ruper Winfree
and Thomas f. JeffIies VIII 10. heard
This cas- is over the boundary of certain
land belonging 10 JefiTies, and has he, II
IN the courts for some years. Mr.. D. j..
L'ulI;am represents Mr.. .jIs5Tries; G4r. L. Ii.
Wells. Mr. Winfrce.
The ladies Of the Methodist Church
s rived an elegant dinner at the court
mouse yesterday for the benefit Of their
church.
The little son of Mr. sNaverly Nunnally
ms t with 4 painful accident yesterday
afternoon at his home. at Fourth and
Hull Streets. His foot was badly cut
with broken glass, ana il was with some
difficulty that the Low OF blood was stop
pee.
An e1npioye OF the Eureka Furniture
Manufacturing Company met with an ac-
cident yesterday morning about Il O'Clock
He was working near tn : main saw, when
a piece of timber thrown by the saw struck
him in the chest, rendering him uncon-
scious for some time. DR.. BrodnaX was
summoned 10 his relief.
WHITLEY SOLD AGAIN.
Whitby, The beautiful Chesterfield stock
farm. was solf last week by Nj. a. l..
Adamson. auctionoc-. 10 Mr.. James ii.
Scott. of Richmond, for $3.50. The farm
is one OF the INST valuable IN the State.
Another valuable piece of Chesterfield
county property Whi@h was sold last y EEK
is the old home of the LipscoLlbs, E=ar
the Broad lsocl race-course, recently
owned by Mr.. j. r. Cole. iris property
was s75rrchased2by. Mir. II. w Wood, of
Richnond. Many improvements viii be
made, and it will PROBABLY be used by
Mr. Wood az a summer homo.
Rey. II. T. AIusselnan was Installed
as pastor of Stociiton-Street Baptist
Church Sunday Afternoon at $50 O'Clock
personal. AND BRIEF
The Board of Health Will meet n the
office of the Commissioner of Revenue
this afternoon al O'Clock.
w J. Carter lett yesterday for North
Carolina, where he viii spend several
days.
Rev. w. ". sisk left yesterday after
Noon for Newport News, to ass.st IN a
meeting a, Baptist church in that city
Mr.. ard Mrs A. G. Belcher have the
sympathy Of the community in the death
of their little eilild Willard Rucker, which
occurred at 1880 F. NJ, after an Illness
of twenty-four hours. from membranous
Group.
The funeral will take place at o'clock
this evening at the home of the parents,
Eighteenth and stockton Streets.
a meeting Of the Manchester German
club was held last night in the office Of
Mr.. Robert S Kives Many of the mem
bers w-re preset, and a constitution and
bylaws were adopted. The first german
will be given sometime 1fe7t week
Willard Bucllner. the infant son OF MI
and Mrs A. C. 5elcher. died yestsrd2y
morning at the home Of its parents, on
Eighteenth and Stockton stre'sts me
funeral will take place this AFTERNOON at
4 O'Clock from the resiGencr-