The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-07-21
MUSIC Al FOREST HILL.
Many Richmond People Thero--Mnnohss-
ter News Generally.
MANCHESTER BuBEAu RICHMOND TINES. |
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office ll04 Decatur street,


Twelfth and Hull streets.
Branch Office ll04 Decatur street
There WAS another immense crowd at
Forest Hill Park last evening. The second
concert by the Blues band was given and
was q source of great pleasure to those pre-
sent. The schedule that Is now pelng run -
entirely Inadequate TO accommodate Gil VINO
desire TO go ont 10 the park. Fartlculary
is this the case with Manchester people ior
rs q general thing every car Is tlled before
leaving Richmond. The company expects
In few days. however. TO put on seyerdl
additional cars and may possibly run a
five minute schedule. When this is
done the attendance at this popular resort
will comparatively be equal 10 the crowds
that nightly assemble II Central Park, New
York. or Paramount Park, IN Philadelphia.
The company is also making arrangements
to put arc electric lights through the
grounds. which will prove an agreeable Tea
ture. The scene upon nearing the grounds
is particularly pretty, the portico around
the old stone mansion being brightly iilumi-
mated with many colored Incaudescent
lights. presenting both magic and attract
Mrs Jude Holland and daughter will
leave to-day on visit 10 Mrs. Hollands
mother in Chesterfield.
UT. ana MIS-. u. L. DIlcbOns VIZ Ae y
been visiting relatives and friends IN this
CITY. will leave for their home In Middlese1
county to-day.
The hastings court was engaged yester-
Gay considering a charge OF felony against
James Hall, negro. The case was given 10
the Jury about o'clock. but they failed TO
agree upon a verdict. They will be Ia SEES
sion again to-day.
Tuesday evening as the West-tnd sunday
school were returning from their annusl
picnic at Ioung's Pond one OF the wagons
ran into an electric car and somewhat dam
aged the platform No one was hurt. out
negro woman tainted.
The Richmond and Manchester Railway
Company adopted new rule Yesterday ie-
latiye 70 stopping the cars. In future the
cars will stop only at the street crossings
either TO receive or discharge passengers
The electrc-light service In tbs CITY Is
a source of complaint. Many OF the lights
fail to burn ut all. while a number of those
that do burn give very poor light. The
light at Twelfth and Perry streets has not
burned tor nearly q week. The lamp 81
Ninth and Perry was not burning last nignt;;
| hear these complaints every day. ana
judging thereby | should say the system Is
very unsatisfactory.
l heard q man say yesterday tnat Dc
thought In ten years the women OF this
place would learn that they can only get on
the street cars from the right-hand side OF
the car.
IN THE MAYORS COURT.
Charles z. Bowen, OF Swansboro. was
prisoner in the mayors court yesterday
morning. charged with stealing si0o IN
money. pair OF shoes and suit OF clothes
from an old colored man named Frederick
Johnson. The theft. it Is alleged. was com
mitted several week. ago. at which time
Johnson employed Bowen to repair the
porch 70 his house. which 10 near the pub
lie school building In Hwansboro. The
house was locked NJ and Johnson And his