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Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
- No. 11O2 Hull Street
N1r. wayerly NunnaIly, q member OF
the City Council, from the First Ward.
viii be an Independent candida ate for the
same position from his ward, in the gen
e-aI election.
This decision was reached by Mr.. Num-
nally after being in consultation with his
friends and constituents.
The reason that Mr.. Nunnally is not In
the primary, is that he was taken i'll on
the day the primary list closed. and Mr..
Nunnally had put off signing the list; Of
candidates until the day the city COM
mittee met, and thinking he would have
rlenty Of time, he waited until the COM
mittee met, and just before the meeting
he was taken seriously ILL., and, all thoug--~
Of the primary vanished. His consti-
tuents at the committee meeting did not,
urtll it was too late, realize the fact that
went up from another meeting Of the COM
mittee, when it was hoped an exception
would be made in his case:
I he meeting was called. but by vote
OF four to three, the exception in his case
was refused. s;. ss.4sss
Then it was that his friends banded to-
esther and declared they would elect Lin,
regardless OF the primary.
SENT TO PENITENIARY.
The County Court Of Chesterfield was
in session yesterday, Mr.. T.. II. Wells,
Coz, monwea1ths attorney Of the county,
win a brief argument, sent to the pen1-
Tertiary William Brown. coiored, who was
charged with breaking into the house Of
Mr.. Walter Waldrop, in the county, near
WiIterpock. some time ago.
Liquor licenses for the saloons In the
county were granted at the term yes
terday.
THE FINAL STRUGGLE.
To-day, Wednesday and then-well, the
of day on Thursday morning candidates
and voters will get busy for the final
struggle. With the closing of the polls
on the same night the battle will have
been fought. and the most popular men
will guide Manchester for the next two
years. Old and experienced politicians
say the campaign for municipal offices
has been the most interesting, active, yet
the most orderly, seen in Manchester for
the past ten years. Candidates started q
earlier, worked harder and there are
more Of them than usually seen In the
field, only one office not being contested.
Mr.. Samuel r. Owen, commissioners OF
revenue, is the person who has passed
calmly through the exciting period, when
others we're chasing the innocent voter
with his hands down.
IN CHESTERFIELD.
At the quarterly meeting OF West Ches-
terfield Circuit, held at 1opewell Churcn
last Saturday and Sunday, Rev. DR.. w.
v. Tudor, the presiding elder, was pres
emit and preached very eloquent and eds
flying sermons to large congregations.
Messrs. II. W Goode A. z. JeffeuXs and
DIR. 5Jno. B. Fisher were elected delegates
to the West Richmond District Confer
ence, to convene in Centenary Church
May 9th next
AS alternates to the above occasion,
Messrs. A. L.. Adamson,S George E..Co1
and c. r. Gill were elected.
DR.. Tudor also conducted one service
on Sunday at Old Providence Church.
where he was greeted by large co ll-
2 20 FUNERAL OF Mr.. McANN.
All that was mortal Of Mr.. Joseph r.
Mccain was inferred in Blandford Gem
terry, in Petersburg, yesterday morning
The funeral was preached from the house
on Eighth Street, at 1880 o'clock yester-
day morning by the Rev. Mr.. Kinchloe
pastor of Stockton-Street Baptist Church
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
/. Mr.. Walter L. Bailey, and wife (nes
Jones) returned from their bridal trip
to washington, Saturday. and are at
home to their friends in SWansboro.
In the Police Court yesterday only one
ca SO was called. and that continued until
next Monday. Willie Dobbins was charged
on warrant, of assautlfng Henry Baugh
Doobins was sick this morning, hence
the postponement
Mrs. B. d.. Baker is confined to her
;ol., ic "a ,irf
attack she has had recently.
Mr.. r. I. Andrews, who for some time
has been at the Hospital in Richmond
under treatment for the appendicitis
was brought to his home here yester-
day. Beyond being as1ittle weak, he is
all right
Mr.. John Archer, the veteran motor
man of the Perry Street line OF the Pas
senger and Power Company. and tbs
most loved man in the employ OF the
company. is out, after being con
fined to his room for a week.
Rev. j. A. Sullivan. formerly pastor OF
Oak Grove Baptist Church here. but re
cersy out of the city. spent the day5with
friends here. He is at present staying
in Richmond.
The many friends OF Mrs. Brown. the
mother Of Mrs. Andrew, SneIlings, will
regret to hear of her death on the Sth
of this month at Boydton. Va Mrs
Brown lived here for some years and
was the widow of Mr.. Brown. who died
here a few years ago, and who was SC
long l1onorably connected with the Roose-
welt Hospital, of New York
New South Council. IT. O. U
A.. NJ. will tonight visit in 8
body Old Dominion Council. in Peters.
burg, The Council will go over the new
electric line All Juniors Of other coun;
ellis are invited to take the trip.
Wash. and Lee. 8 ); Hanpden- Sidney, !
M Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
& LEXINGTON, VA. April 14.-Washing
ton and Lee defeated Hampd n-Sidney