The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-24
OVER THE RIVER.
YESTERDAYS EVENTS IN THE
BROOKLYN OF RICHMOND.
variou. Matters to be Considered by the
city council Tomorrow Deaib-Eoil
Among Our Manchester Ncighbors-
Shart ~ates Political and Otherwise


Among the matters which will come up
before The City Council at it, meeting to-
morrow might will be the following incor-
poratcd in the report Of the Committee On
streets.
\ resolution widening towarAiu ayenu"
SO a. TO make it fifty feet wide instead Of
/ thiriy-three feet ~ at present. The rrof"-
sition il 10 take seventeen feet from lhe
south side. the side next b. Fiiieenih. men
| the avenue II vidcned and paved N VIII De
one of the handSOmo~t avenues m the city.
| The resolution offered ~ the last meeting
Of the CITY Council hy Mr. l.. W. Nelsigcr
t. nave Perry street. from seventh 10 Co
| warlin avenue was considered. The cont
mjffee want the work done. Perry street
has already been GRADED from seventh street
To Fourteenth. and the work of grading from
Fourteenth 10 Cowardin avenue +, IN pro-
grcs- now.
THE DEATH rolf.
Ten o'clock Tuesday night Mrs. Jane f..
Gary passed awaXA al her late residence.
corner Of Fifteenth And tlupton streets. She
was ~eyenty-oHc years ri aye. and had 1eea
resident of Manchester frnm childhood.
She and her aged husband had lived to-
gcther fi1y years. the period when thef
might have celebrated golden we'd
ding. The marriage ceremony WAS
lN'litillfu lU Nlu Z lff fftfH'f Hit4fl
in Chesterfield county fifty years ago. she
was Mis-, Farmer. and she leaves her hits
band. Mr.. ~ la bary. one son. Mr.. Henry
Gary If >wan~bOrO. and one daughter.
Mrs. AllersOn. who lives IN Orange county.
She was a good woman. q consistent MEM
Der Of the Church. and. with Der husband.
had been on the membership roll OF the Gem
tral Methodist Church for half century.
The funeral viii take place this afternoon
az 3 O'Clock from the residence.
Yesterday mOrnngai the hour offs o'clock
Carrie Waymack. the daughter Of the hate
Henry Waymack. died from consumption.
She had been III for a LONG time. She pee
cOgnlcd that sooner or later she would Do
called 10 the bosom of her fithorund hero
and met the inevitable end with Christian
f,rtitudc and e resignation ~ Ills viii. ~hr
had many friends. and they viii read the
announcement Of her death with regret.
BRIEF MENTION.
Nobody has vet appeared 90 buy the VOL
cemented bricks in thc old Reservoir which
Royal X Co.. have the sale iu charge. lhr|
best Thing n0W i0 Dee done Is t9 advertise furI
bids. The city spent thousands of dollars
on This reserve DIR. which ihr engineers -up-
posed Wa leak. since II is dry ihe leak
proved 10 Doe ~pring.which II daily Furnish
I'M water % a number Of families.
80 services were held in Central Ncih0l-
ist Church last night Revival services ho-
gin tonight. and will Dee continued t1-mnr-
row night.
There Will Dee revival services at Balm
bridge-streci Baptist Church tonight and
the remainder at the week. Rev. r. y.
Acrcc. Of Petersburg. win assist the pastor.
Rev. l.. K. Thornhill.
Captain Joe llob-on. one of the Demo !
cratic standard bearers. said Yesterday thai
the party in chesterfield and pOwhatn |
were in good trim. and that victory WIS u
the air. lie believes that Malone VIII puf /
ia some hard lirk- in this legislative district 4
between now and the election. and that 30 !
will require hard work on the part OF %. !
Democrats. A. 10 the outcome Of the fi-hi Doe /
had no doubt.
Major Walker went over to NatiOaX tine /
other day 90 make speech. ON the -amf
day Nr. :. VI. Page was billed f. speak mrf
the Democrats. Mr.. Page got the entire |
crowd and held them. and Major Malktrl
disappeared without once attempting t0 /
speak Had De- wanted to. Doe would have !
been given division ~ time.
The Mayor had nothing 100 his court yc--
ferday. and judge ingram. 100 the Hastings !
curt, did nothing beyond iran-acfin- q !
large cuisines, no chancerf matters.
-Alnvi- Tue Ni'ihNi~'l iur -tF' Hiifh fif'ff
Company. which VIII he ai the Theatre
next week. is Miss Nir-ic Hall formerly Of
Manchester.
The Chesterfield delegate 90 the VIRGINIA
Methodist Conference. which meets $50
Church in Richmond On tle
18th Of November, :, VI. 4. Coghiil. alter
nate. ". G.. lycy
Mcssrs. r. 4. Camper. Of Roanoke. and j.
y. Welily. 81 Milno-. Page county DELEGATES
10 the state Council. tr. .. [. 4. NJ. WHO
nave been the guests OF Mr. o.. ]. Merritt.
f Manchester, ieii for their homes le~ter-
lay.