The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-08
PRIMRR TICKET
IN MANCHES1EI Err.
Complete list of Those Who.
viii Stand for Office.
But TWO FAIL 10 REGISTER.
Two Wards in Which There Are No
Aspirants for Observation-Disclosures
for Removal of Garbage--o,her
Southside Items.
But TWO FAIL TO REGISTER
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. llo2 Hull Street
The list of candidates 10 be voted for
3n the Manchester primary OF April 1ith
5 closed last a..gh The City Committee
met. at S o'clock, and the time for ei1ier-
ing names expired an hour, later Treas
,iier White was kept busy RECEIVING
money. All of those who had been IN
The field paid up and had their names reg
istered, except Mr. e. u. Davis. Tor CITY
Sergeant. and W-avcrly Nunnally. for
City Assembly from the First Ward. In
accordance with tie wishes of the cam
didates the committee fixed the hour for
closing the polls at 7:30 instead of Z
o'clock. This is the list Of candidates:
For Mayor-lI. "A. Maurice and D. l..
Tuncs.
commemorative Attorney-W. c. Pull
liam. c. j.. Page and r. S. Rfves..
City Scrgcant-J. a. Saunders Herbert
Ferguson, C. B.. French, j. j. Galloway,
J.. S. Alvis, L.. NJ. Nnpnaliy. and i. Il.
Morris. 7s
Commissioner of Revenues r. Owen.
For the Assembly and Board from the
different wards the list is as follows:
First Ward-For Board. J. 3. Rudd. W.
q. Randlett, A. r. Hooker and L. ]. An
arews: for City Assembly, J. S. Wake
field, j. d. Reams and w. Z. 1Tlournoy.
Second Ward-Board, J. r. Pcrdue. Sr.,
w. IT. Owen. t. b. Tillcry and w. ].
McAliister; Assembly, Aaron L. Samp-
son. c.. L. Petit, 7. A. Palmer, A. w.
Fair, G. S. Whitlock and A. j. Gallas
Ghcr. ~
Third Ward-Board, ]. T. Abbott and r.
l.. Patram; Assembly, w. r. Hart, G.. S.
Grizzard J. w. Pickett. GA. Meredith
and r. " Owen.
Fourth Ward-Board. John T.. Utz, j.
nN- II -
Furcron; Assembly, w. b. Bradley, ".
Z. Gill. Jr.. and w. d. Ferguson.
For Justice of the peace there. are two
wards which will have to. be filled by
members Of the committee. The First
Ward has three candidates. Messrs. A
3. Tyson. J. L. Hilton and II. L. Gill:
Second Ward, II. A. Jordan: Third and
Fourth. no candidates. The committee
decided to appoint a. justice from each
OF the wards.
JOINT MEETING.
a Joint meeting of the ASSlth and
Street Committees was held lsVi night in
the Council chamber. The most impor-
tant measure taken up was the appoint-
ing of a special committee, composed of
the chairmen OF the Health and Street
Committees and president OF the Board
OF Health. to draft an ordinance govern
ing the removal Of garbage and the trans
ferring Of carts from the Health Com
n1ittce to the Street Committee. Mr.. X.
.. l5roaddus strongly advocated the maxi
ing Of an alley between Porter and Perry
and between Thirteen and. Fourteenth,
and this was recommend to the Council.
The section-house of the Southern Rail-
way was broken into Sunday night anu
two pair Of shoes taken. A special oi1cer
was put on the case, and after WorKlliS
st. found that two Sma II white boys We're
The culprits. He confronted them with
the charge and they confessed, begging
him SO hard to allow them to go, that he
did, but with warning. The shoes We're
recovered.
THIEVES OPERATING AGAIN.
But for The appearance of Officer A. s.
Wright on the scene early Sunday NOR n
ing. thieves would have made a good Ri
on the store of Mr.. B. p. Walden hard
ware at Fifteenth and Hull Streets.
When the officer. who was nearby,
heard the, noise of the breaking of glass
lie went Immediately to the scene. and
was just in the act of going over the high
board fence to get to the burglars when
they also heard him, made a hastv re-
treat over the ba ok fence and disanp arr d.
Nothing was taken from this pace. bat
tUo Of the iron bars from the DOCS h Il
been renewed and the shut e-s ken of.
The blacksmith shop of Mr.. Alley. just
across tho street was entered the same
wight and a lot of tools taken.
The .ame thieves arc tlcn.bt 10 have
gone down In the lower end Of The CITY
md begun onara1iops q, dwa,,in., houses
Mr. Henry paws Sli,ip. at .Tl,i,d aud
Maury. suffered from them to the extent
M $40 His house vas nntered fro1,, ~, .
rear. Mr.. Winso. residing next door to
,b,s house was. a suf,,erer Also 4Ie lost
ton cent. which vas snusI,- hi5aa,, =, he
wants nnc,ect After ,al,;n, tho, now az,
Inc thieves threw The nants o,t. of Tho
window and tho nov, roorri.,,r ,,.,,e,, Az.
1rinro thought or noinc IA s,,,,:,,s-,so,,.,o,
he had to get some ono Ia firs5 loo,t, for
his PANTS
This is the first raid of tbia,os f,,~ conn
time. ahout two months a ,o - ,,o..,
Ing uncommon fo,. tho res.do,+s - ,o,,o-+
;,,a;f their homes had lae,, mia So ~,
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