Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-26
TALK ABOUT SEWERS.
The Manchester Council to Discuss this
subjcct--Other News Items.

4 called meeting Of the Manchester
Council VIII be held at o'clock tonight
10 consider tn question OF establishing "a system
% scwers for this city.
This - n very important subject anl one to
which the Council has gwen much thought and
attention. The pecplc want sewers and the
Connect seems determined - hive them.
TIE profile map OF the streets Of Manchester
rnads ~ city Engineer Nelson il now in the
hands of Colonel Naring, the sewer engineer,
who l. preparing plans ana spccncanons.
Z nr-c vii. 3" flushed in ten Jays or two week.,
aud Il will be possible r. begin work on thu
sewers a. soon as the money Il realized from
the sale Of the bOnds, which councilman Pcrduc,
chairman ot the Finance Committee, says can
Yc roaicl upon easy terms.
WHITEHEAD WILL CASE.
The Whitehead viii case, which was SGT for
trial in the iuSiingS court ycstord1y, was con-
tinIed until to-day On account 81 tho absence OF
important wftnesses. a special jury has been
summoned and there are large number OF wit
ursscS.
The public schools IN Manchester district,
Chesterfield. with perhaps two exceptions. VIII
open next Monday. Miss tahell Hancock,
daugNicr Of Or. PIN Hancock. has been elected
q teacher OF school No. . 10 nll vacancy, and
the t.gO vacancies In she Colored schOols ~erc
alcd 10y the appointment Of sarah Farley and
Esther Brooks
Mrs. Lucy Hall wife q NJ John 5. Hal, died
Yesterday morning al her residence on Balm
bridge street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
after an Illness OF one month. The deceased was
p most er'lintblr nay dhl Was ti' ii'.H'i ~
Mr. Hall Il driyer on Tho Huil-street horso-car
Inc. The remains VIII DO taken 10 Powhatan
county Tor inteTIneut
NO NEw CASES.
Or. =. l.. Ingram, president OF tho Board o
Health said Yesterday afternoon mat 10 new
e.. ..s ol iirhthcria had been reported during
fba DIV There IL only one case In town and
that Il reported 20 10 conyalescng The board
% Health are doing all I'm thor power 10 PM the
city IN as good sanitary condition a. possible.
The case u Arthur '. Carroll charged with
IN. larceny Of & lot II tools, was called IN the
Mayors ourt yesterday morning, but WIS con-
tinuei until to-day on account OF the ac7ehcc VI
william jenkins. conductor on Car No. Z on
The Deea'uI-stfcet I'M, was struck by rock
Wednesday night while the car wa tVih
around the curve Mt Twenty INST street. IL Is
not known who throw the stone.
rn4 Chairman 81 the Democratic CITY Cciltrhl
Committee has ailed meet M Of that BODY 10
be- held IN the Ledder building Monday night at
& o'clock
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Dr.. ). L. Ingram aud wife will visit Boston next
Ms Marianne Pulliam, Of Chesterfield, is
Mr., oliver ana Mr.. Norris, Of Manchester,
lest Yesterday morning on pleasure IMP 70 the
", > NJ. Parrish the Democratic nominee for
the senate IN this distri t. Will visit Manchester
next Tuesday. ,-,,
There Will DE "a tut4A ilpii-Allf $500
a, Island PARK Tomorrow Afternoon Dotwecu
the Rod Stockings and Blue Stocking OF Man
chester ~. ..,-.,,
sir. ". II. Sampson has rendered his resisha-
tion a. clerk IN the yOst-oficc, 10 taAe oAcct
r,xt "Wednesday. Postmaster Sm!ih has not
yct announced Mr.. Sampsons successor.
Rev. Dr. A. Bnga, Jr., pastor o. the tlrst
BAPTIST church tcoloredl Of this city has return
ca from Baltimore, W ashihstoh' Anu y.Hti noi ' W.
ern ,.ities. where 10 has been spending his Va
cation.