The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-10-26

committee OF experts which reeominsnas.,
= nax bridge entire. This would ,vs'
x,o ooo and Manchester awaited tue ac''op
~ t,to Council OF Richmond. Ihai .oune''
Ieclined tn appropriate funds Tor tiic c''S'
lion Of \ uev bridge. The iVlioN,n 49,
luton. offered by Mr.. !. H. Peroue' was
unanimously adopted: ,,.,. ,.,,,,-
Whnreas. nj "A meeting Of the cry '0uh-
eff AZ March sth. i-Sl. the sum Oh SVlV'VV'
was appropriated for repair ana Maliirn-
,rca ~ tie jaime. River frce bridge upon
"''~,.,i,, conditions 10 be COMPLIED with be-
-. .,id opnropriatiOn should be aysufame
ana Nhafes- Richmond has appropriated,
H. suut of $4,000. and tine bridge commits
.inrors through their secretary has fulll eN-
nIained 80 the Council the necessities %
laid bridge and tle need OF said anonnt
therefore b" u $1,000.
Rcsofrcd. That the said amount q $1,000
j. hereby Appropriated for the purpose men
tiOnen ia the preamble of rebuilding any
portion Of said bridge. and all iurthef re-
-trictious are hereby rcmJ'ed IN colne'-
ton with the same.
\ number Of permits TO build modern
buildings were granted. AFTER WHICH, d.
l9fiD. fae council adjourned.
POLITICAL NOTES.
The Democratic Campaign club al their
meeting were addressed by -ucb ev"N yum
ocrai- IT, George !. lily. Daniel >: Neis.seI'
Ned smith, John ". taudle. s.; an, avn,
conor. =. NJ Robertson, y. L. ioheH anu
numerous others. .n..,,
An invitation from the Drummfrs Demo
cratic tlub a. Richmond. inviting the Man
chester civ Democratic Campaign 'lun 10
narficinate i'm the parade IN Richmond on
The nitht Of Monday. November AN. wa,
declined. because on that nlgbi "A efain
turnout will takeplacc IN Manchester under
the auspices of the City Democratic Gam
paign club.
On Monday night. November iih' the
Democrats Of Manchester viii nave par
AIDE through tine city. and speaking III
Crump- ooal-yard. in tie FIRST Wafd Old
lower Hull street. D.,
Ibe democratic campaign club will hold
its n,yt regular meeting. ON next FRIDAY
ni.ht. instead Of Thursday night, ~ on itat
nj hf ,1ionDl Richard J.. Bcime VIII 7peah
Ia Leader Hall. .
Il MS Thought that Judge Waller H.
staple, was 90 have spoken in Manehc.''
thi, Ncck. the probabilities being ihAi ne
would speak Tonight. but no arrangements
hal bann made last night for his reception
tom i-nt.
Colonel Richard +. Beirne will speak IN
Leader Han ou the night ni October 5l-l.
IHI. i- ID iIN~~.IIIllF luAN NA' li'N NAN- " '''
ID. heid ont of doors in some vacant Tot. Inc
hall. uou.n has bceu suggested.
orHEH MATTERS.
The mriy-fur-acrc tract OF land. part oi
thr estate a. the late &C.. Mcisae. on the
Midlothian turnpike. WAS taken in after
bid of 500 per acre hud been offered.
The fNcnty-acre tract on the opposite
side of fbc furnpik. WAS sold. Do bringing
$50 900 acre. The purchaser was Mt Hen
~ &. B.atiie. Tine homestead. the forty .
flm-lcre farm. and number of lots offered
nave been withdrawn ON account oi the low
prices offered Tine homestead. which cost
Sn.un % build. only received q bid Of $1,000.
Tha-. properties viii he offered Tor sale pfi-
ni.iy and at later day II not sold at pub
Die auction.
Tine funeral of Miss Carrie Waymack
t00k place Yesterday morning from her late
residence ai ll O'Clock. Rev. l.. VI. Peter
SON officiating.
Mr. II. Il. owens continue. quite indis-
posed. and h. unable 20 leave hi, home.
There Wa- H0 session a. TEE Ilu-iing7
Court Yesterday This court will Doe in se9-
sion Today. when chancen matters Will he
considered.