The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-16

80 OF 49, c0EoNER's JURI
an. Meath ofYoung MichauN-A Special
Meeting Of Che Manchester Council
urlef Notes Of Interest
,,.xrrts.fe RrrrAv N-uvoNn TINES, !
M'''' Twelfth and Hull streets,


.....,,r an account OF VINCE N'v"i''" NN9-
10, morning ia Tar Tnils. 4 number OF
.....s had been summoned aud were
.s were also Major b. III. Nash attoT-
Nv tse railroad company, and Mr. Willis
0... who bad been retained as counsel by
..,s II tho deceased Coroner DIR. John
"a rr..lna1 made 20 thorough examination
~ .le ease. She ual lasting from tl
r Witnesses testified 1883 follows
$40. l.wtlorr SAID taat he assisted 10 tnEng
...,.ea.el into The depot after be was hurt
r..t 4ae HIM when struck Mr. w. f.
... .a.l ttat .o was at the station with
t.r SAW tra.u af come IN. but did not te9
.rr.la ..lU. S. saws Mr. Julian MlchaNA.
,..,.a.l lo lad been struck. heard some
Vain tlo crowd $3.50 that another man vas
t,-+ went io sec abont this and then wen,
doctor. returned with Nr. Garnet, qua
,'tnotice the ringing o- the bell. Mr dQl-"-
San fIc engineer said le blew ms W.iSt'so7
.... and that l.s bell WAS being ftAS. -
,...rIer of persons We're az the r'a.'D"' '-.
r..re .u l.s main track was ln '"- 49,.
l.-or siN miles am hour noticed
....o.n siding west %. mau f. b o.u "o'
..' ...,.-. bif an- one. did aof saoW any
OBJ. v.- burt until arrived Pa Is. "a .. -i'
....u Mi.lauN brother " fce-seu. va
...- ,,.th him af tie lnc u. t.' %. '''..' "'-.
,... confined 90 nis bel .v .l 'I U
+.e..l8 time. testified ar
..i were un our way ID f...5
Richmond. when we artfei As '..o .-'','
and leteruurg railroad i.nLt 's'h .'r
-,, arr-.e. while waiting for mo
ed, 10 r.t ut o.. tro way a"
...+hor tr.. coming TOWARDS U5 az
r.mnfeI o. .ef uv brother '' 'i' ,''On, .'.
was 700 late. ar. ..A 9. -" ~ va
engine Nas kaoc.e- fD'". tN.l'5 T .4
r.rrnf e,.r.r hr.+ er GuY more. iAd hot
f.r ... I.I .r signal and lld not know
.,..I. TRAIN was coming uhlI 10 was
,,,..r us Neither bad been drinking.
r.D.-.ra T..e- .0.0reiI, hlen non on lAo
C,,,.r -l.I trsin said ae aid not notice
frt ono man. vino was on tAe ielJ h4e
1l.arIrr.r. tto bell iIom johnson iouA.uN
tI t... topped tho1shl tAe "a4A was
r.r,.rr about tf9 0r SIX mics am noui.
I-.rrI Glenn .co'0red sand chat noticing
f.tt.etraiu stopped twice he lo' hed q SEQ
veIst tie matter was found man hurt.
f..r. the whistiug I'D the engine and noticed
tIarirr.ne0f the bell thought the tram was
running i've OF SIX miles an uour. VT. A. l.
lr.rser scent for Alr. CARRIER. SAID me WAS
v.ff.nr o. board the train, saw TWO young men
and tod them o. look out, as q iiau WIS
D..,,v. did not notice them any more tai
.. train was az the station and then saw
t.... Knocked down. Train bell was ringing
. fhe train was T wing about five or siA
e- au hour. 4hcj fcre mt ui me Nltol OF
t. encuc Mr. John DEnen testified lLaJ
tecitv ordinance allowed trains 90 run where
r.aro were gates 20 the rate OBJ hlieen lAiles
r.r hour throughout the city.
lna case was here given to the Jury. vino.
after some deIl heraUOu. rendered very Noiu-
r.nou- verdict tle substance OF Whl'l was
that Miller AncLau2 came o. DIS oealh 10y "h
accident ou The Richmond and petersburg
railroad ou the night OF january, avn ana
f.at as the gates were down the railroad COM
t.nv WAS not o. blame lor the atai accident
winch was due o. the care.essuess of the un-
Fortunate victim.
Ihc Iodyof the deceased was carefully pre-
pared for burial by Sit. Ieroue ana Wil ne
taken o. Fownatan county THIS morning by
fbe Richmond and Allegheny railroad. where
tle funeral and burial Will take place 10 tho
old family buryng-grouud. Alr. Julian Mi-
chaux who was hurt az the same time was
getting along very nicely yesterday hls
father arrived in Manchester Yesterday alter
noon and VIII accompany tine remains IT, fow-
Lltau THIS morning.
IHr CITY COUNCIL.
The CITY Council met i'm special session
last evening in the Council chamber. the
following members being present i. Is.
Perdue. =. BrOwder A. w. tanr. w j..
Starke. John j.. o. aud r. VI. Wei ger.
C.tv Attorney Cl0utOn and City Engineer
Nelson were also IN attendance and Glenn
Walden was at his desk.
Tie object Of this meeting wac
to consider 70 claim Of 1ir. Breach against
Che oty Tor grading AND e1cayat'ne.
so the last meeting of tie Council
fr N S. Roln chairman of the Street
Committee. offered statement purpou'rg
f.sN.w that Mr. Breach bad been 01crpWd
wiereuuou Mr. #. B.. Taylor made motl n
that the necessary steps Do taken % collect
the amount supposed % have tcen oNefpal g..
pom motion TIE matter was laid upon tic
rlI I.fsr H.f..a fIH
submitted d. statement last night showing Tie
Justice az Ar. BTOacl claim and TIC same
Was referred 90 the Street Committee.
I.e Street Committee made report which
was adopted
note having been received
.-1m Mr. Holin stating that Le was SICK. the
C0uucil adjourned until neNt FRIDAY. when the
matter wiu come up for consideration.
1uscgII ANXIOUS MATTERS.
District Deputy Grand Master George Blank
e.smp. assisted by Fast Grand John j.
Roach installed Thursday night the follow
int officers of Henderson Lodge. 100, ]. %. %.
r. Noble Grand &. ID. Parker \Ice-Grand.
George ~. Iropst Secretary. Matthew Nor
ton. Treasurer. j. W. McCann Chap
h.u. Decatur edwards; k 3. % N.
g.. G. Sc Wells D., s. o. n. g..
vs. ~. Nlherson. Warden. W a. Bradshaw
Conductor. j. %. Goode Inside Guardian, j.
H. Graves. Outside Guardian. George w.
Iosch Is. S. S., Aaron AsTield T. S. S.,
Oscar Mc1ee. b. S. o. y. Co.. George VI.
Walker. d. s. 90 y. Co.. j. II. Williams.
After the nstala .Ol g the officers ID. ID O..
IT. George BantrA-np, J.. q. Decatur Ld-
wards. H. q. Charles y. Green ana others
al DEE interesting addresses
I.ff- mau Was informed Yesterday upon
re.I bic authority tlat au order had been ls-
sued tnat Will result ln The suspension of some
s1tY or seventy more off tuo I'auyllle shops
EMPLOYEES Tins ls indeed serious matter.
,.f Is vet un known when the zl5 mon put OF
before Christmas Will bee taken back None
~ the higher oihc.u.s could BIS seen relative
g.. the matter. The shop. Wero closed yester-
aar nud wiz Doe to-day. and ua,l further orr
ltrs the shops vii only work Tour days ln
each week..
Manchester Will shortly be lighted by cleo
tr.ty. and the lights VIII saIuo on moon
l.t AS Well as other nights. last night
Tie moon showed itself about $50 J.. VI.
Ir.or .1that .lns 30 was cloudy and dark aud
r.t street lamp iu tAe city was lighted.
I.e streets veia probably never IA worse
c...lu.l i3r pedestrian travel. and yet She
lclettel ones lad o. sr0pe blndly through
tie s.usn ald wet
Dn account O.. tho snow yesterday tho
horse GAYS on ligl street drawn nY four
l.l..s eafo the only service in the morning.
I.e electric cals on Perry and decatur streets
made very poor progress and d'd not succeed
81. giving nly kind off service until the after
Io1u Ilo snow was so damp and heavy
tat instead OF being thrown from the tracks
ly tie p.ow- 10 was banked and packed TO-
ieiler Oh tne t,acks ln such % way as the
Drs could make very poor heauWav