Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-10-26

cept this and he offered on his own respon-
sibllty 10 give -. 600 in stock IN addition
To the $500 bonds. but Mr.. Turner re-
fused to sell out except for $4,000 cash.
Mr.. Turner replied that he and hls asso-
ciates baving assured the Council that the
line would be bnilt and not knowing whe-
ther Flynn wanted 10 build or TO stop mp
the entrance to the city, refused to sellout
entirely. but insisted on holding on to
some Of the stock.
THE SOLUTION.
After further discussion Of the subject
the Council adopted the following:
BE Il resolred by he CITY Council, That the
Manchester Railway and Improvement
Company be allowed until May !, 1890, to
commence operating cars on lts line from
Mavo's bridge up Hull street to Seventh.
upon the condition that said company viii
within one year from May l. 1890. extend
its line along Seventh to Decatur street,
and up Decatur 10 Twelfth. to McDonough.
TO Cowardin avenue, or any other terminus
in lieu thereof to be decided upon by the
Council az that time, aud have the same IN
operation
PERRY sTEEET.
The Street Committee recommended that
Perry street from the Richmond and Dan
Vile railroad TO COwardin avenue be
graded wherever necessary, and that the
roadway be macadamized. the sidewalks
paved, aud curbng and cutters laid. This
work will cost about $4,000, nearly $1,000
of which has 10 be paid by the property
owners.
Mr.. Perdue expressed himself as favora-
bic to the improvement of any street. but
incurred why il was neCessarytO 20 be IN such
O hurry about ordering this work. lie
wanted 20 know if the Street Committee
was ready to advertise for BIDS Tor the
work.
Messrs. Bradley and Beattie said it was
not proposed 20 commence work on this
street at once. but simply TO obtain the
permission Of the Council, so that when
the committee does reach this street there
/ will be no cause for delay.
! The committees recommendation was
| agreed to.
TRET-BRIDCE MONTY.
N1r. Pordue presented a preamble and
/ resolution placing at the disposal OF the
! Free Bridge Commissioners the SlO,OW ap-
prOpriated some months ago, upon certain
! conditions, for repairs and maintenance 20
7 the bridge. and thcv were adopted. he MADE
O brief statement Of what mad been done
bv the commissioners, and said 1t was tnelr
purpose TO use the $4,000 appropriated py
Richmond and Manchester 70 huild nVe
spans of new bridge next to the Manches-
Ter side. ~ be paved so that vehicles can
. for service until tho funds can boz made
( available to replace them with now.
THE OH PLANT.
! Mr.. Jones. from the special committee
to whom was referred the protest OF the
Standard Spike Company aud others
against allowing the plant and ware,
houses OF the Baltimore United Oh
/ COMPANY TO be located near the
spike plant. reported that con-
/ ference had been held with Mr.. McBaln,
superintendent OF the oil company. and ne
was unwilling TO surrender the privilege
granted the company, the land having
been already purchased for the purpose
and arrangements made 10 hulld thereon
The committee was discharged.
ANorHrR RAILWAY.
The ordinance changing the route OF thle
street-railwav to he built by the oouthSide
Land and Improvement Company was
called ND and after a brief discussion WIS
adouted. The cars will run up Porter
street instead Of Perry as originally con-
tomplated Ihecompanv proposed 10 map
out their entire route. order the materials
M once. and 20 commence work on the
Richmond branch at once,
Adj urned at 1910.
ether Manchester Items.
The funeral of Miss Carrie Naymack took
place at II o'clock Yesterday morning from
her late residence Rev. Z. VI. Peterson
conducted the services, and tho remains
were taken 10 the old family bUrylug-
ground in Chesterfield county, about nine
miles from Manchester, where they were
inferred.
4 mass-meeting of the membership ol
the Bainbridge-Strec Baptist church W.T.
be held at hllf-past 3 O'clock tomorrow
afternoon. This viii Joe the last meeting
in the pastoral year and viii be open to
both male and female members.
The twenty acres of land belonging Il
the McRao estate, lying on The MldiothiaI
'piko adjoining the farm oi llr. Henry T.
iiarnish, has been purchased by Mr. Henry
c. Reattio for his sister, Mrs. Brown
Price 5000.
The Prosbyterian4 have decided to have
afternoon services. commencing Tomorrow
at4o'clock. iu lien OF the might service
Immediately following the afternoon meet
inc tomorrow praycr-meetlug Will u
held under the auspices OF the young nei
of the church.
The Democratic Committee and Cam
p4ign Club have decided to hold q meet
inc at Crump's caal-yard, on Hall stree
mar Second. on Monday night, Novembe
4th. # Is proposed to have torchigh
procession 0nd a general turnout OF th'
Democracy ot the city. Local speaAer
viii address the audience.
The Chesterfield supervisors hold then
regular meeting on Monday, when the De
lupuent-tax list viii be passed upon an'
matters m relation 20 rebuilding certal
county bridge, VIII be- CONSIDERED.
The Hu-tucs Court was not IN session
Yesterday. hut viii be to-day, when chan
/ ,..r.- mai avs etfflI In frreliDr4I