The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-09
NO BOYS IN TIE BAR.
Regular Meeting of That Body-The Breach
Cinim-Personai Nention-Briet
Items OF Interest.
MAScHEsTTR Bureau RICHMOND TINES, !
Twelfth and Hull streets.
Rranch ONina llnl necatur atreat-


The city council met in regular session last
evening, President Perdue. presiding. and the
following members answered the roll-call
+. r. Morris. John O'Brien. r. w Wesiger.
A. G. Jones. z. Browder. W. T. Starke. W. I.
Pitt John +. Utz. 4. W. Fair. John +. Taylor
and W :. Roin. Clerk J. b. Walden was at
his desk and City Engineer Nelson aud City
Attorney Clopton were also in attendance, as
were a large number Of citizens.
After the reading Of the minutes OF the last
meeting the regular business WAS gone into.
The street committees report was submitted
and adopted except the part pertaining 10 the
Breach claim. The street committee IN their
report claim that Mr.. Breach has been over
paid while the city engineers report shows
Mr. Breach is due Sj7LI7i1. good deal was
said on the subject which would not interest
the public Mr. Fair submitted resolution
that the matter be LETT 20 On arbitrator. rms
WAS laid on the table. NJ. PltttLen madoa mo-
ton. seconded by Mr. Morris. that Mr. Breach
be paid This called for considerable discus
sion. The argument seemed g. transform the
opinions Of some o. the members. and. upon
request OF Mr. o Bren Mr. Pitt withdrew
his res luton. resl ution was then offered
that the claim be left q three aroitrators
one selected by the street committee, one ~
Mr.. Breach and the third selected Dy 1no
two This was adopted
The cemetery committee reported that IN
their opinion 10 would not be advisable 70 sell
that portion OF the cemetery located 70 the
left Of the main entrance J ms was the
property that Mr. Catlin desired TO purchase
for a flower Garden.
A communication was received from several
citizens in the neghDOrhood Of Buchanan
street asking that the street be improved.
10 was referred % the street committee.
A recommendation from the finance COM
mittee that two sectiOnsin the city ordinances
pertaining % licenses be revised and changed
Another recommendation that sign be
placed In front of every bar stating that no
one under tweuty-Oue years OF age be allowed
g. get h0uOr. and that uar-rooms De closed AT
II O'Clock and opened at SUNRISE. These
with petition signed by number OF citizens
asking that the hIuor license be increased
from go 20 100, were referred % the ordl-
nance committee.
The council then adjourned to meet next
Thursday night
PERSONAL MENTION.
Judge John II. Ingram IS in Boston on legal
/ business.
Mrs. George f. Gary. on Porter street, IS
entertaining Miss Mary Iurnbul, OF leters-
/ burg.
Mr.. Frederick Bohn. on McDonoueh
street is entertaining her sister Mrs. Hattie
/ T. Russell OF Brooklyn \. y.
Mr. David Moody and sister Miss May
/ Moody. have returned 70 their home at Cnes-
/ terfeld Courthouse after pleasant ylsit 20
/ relatives in New Ork.
state Senator Parr sh will address the peo-
/ pie of Chesterfield county on cOurt-day NJ l
/ O'Clock lie Is the lecturer o. the Third con-
gre,sional district of the tarmers' Alliance.
Miss Mary Cox. of tbs city, accompanying
/ her aunt. Mrs. General T. NJ Logan. OF
Richmond lett Thursday afternoon for New
.r o. uuf|f -. I'D Z p
Mr. John B Watkins. of Chesterfield. has
/ been elected q member Of the board of man
ayers of the irginia Agricultural and Mechan-
| zeal Society
Past state Councillor William VI. Lipscomb
will occupy one OF the posts OF honor IN the
coming Junior Order nlted American Ne
chanics' celebration.
Hastings Clerk DuNal reports business very
| dull both in the matter Of real estate trans
fers and Of issuing marriage licenses.
ITEMS oF INTEREST.
The Manchester German Club will give
/ their Easter entertainment on tho 18TH instant
IN Leader Halt
Tho protracted meetings continue with m
abated interest at West-Eud Methodist
| church.
The public schools here will be closed Good
| Friday and Easter Monday.
Angling seems % be fayorite pastime
with the small boy Of this community, and
/ daily very many of them can be seen on the
river banks and pillars 20 the bridges. They
seem to have good deal Of patience and
some sport.
friendship Lodge. 10. co. Knights Of
Pythias had q largely attended meeting last
night and conferred degrees on SIX candl-
| dates. 80
District Deputy Grand Master George W.
Blaukenship of this city, will institute new
lodge Of Odd-Ee.iows 40 Cerslsy's Hall. On
Swansboro. tonight The new lodge Will
start out with o membership Of fourteen.
The funeral of Mrs Rosa -. CurYllle took
Mace Yesterday afternoon ~ O'Clock from
The Moade-Aemorai church. Rev. John D..
Cl1pton conducted the services. ANA the IN
torment was made at Naury cemetery.
Tho council contest between Messrs Angel
and Nelson in the Third wari vii. be one OK
the most exciting al tie coming primary.