The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-01
TO THE SUPREME COURT
N cRruP TIMES AN APPEAL
rnow wJDE.TTRE ORDINANCE
aovines Redeemed-H"e"sa 81 '""
-. rs,ped Him With an Axe.
ANumber of Pienies-Personal'
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.r.. 80 Of the city OF Manchester
Zine, i u. Crump. which was recently
a.,,acd in the hustings court. VIII oe
carried 20 the Supreme Court OF Appeals
a nm Of exception has been filed by MI
crumps counsel, but judgment has been
suspended for sixty days
Tho case involves the validity OF the
city ordinance passed some time "so
mich forbids heavily loaded vehicles
from travelling on gravelled streets with
on, extra wide tires on the wheels Mr.
r,nnn was fined In the mayors court
-, 81, anncai 80 the hastings court.
- .Tudse ingram sustained the aet'S~
- ~ fbe MAYOR. and the ordinance was
' ~ held valid. IL IS understood
,b"t a number Of prominent merchants
- Manchester have become interested III
m case. and VIII be assOciated WIN ni'
crpnap ia carrying the case 10 'He ~
meme Court. The decision OF that voNI'
,,fu be awaited with interest by me-
chants and others who CONSIDER that INV
ordinance works hardship upon 'heil
The cows which were placeu III
city pound Wednesday night anu 49,
.issd IA he sold next Monday VIII not
be sold. There were four IN an ~,
have bean rotten ont by their owheis,
and the other one qhlehy ""'"
OF her OWE vOlition. .,,oo
hurting the month Of June the ponce
force made l0s arrests. upon the following
charges. Felony. 2. misdemeanor Il anu
oydinence violafions. 50. The number OF
arrests made by the different officers were
a, follows. Chief, %, officer Jones ~
oogcer Smith. IS: officer Moles. 20 olu-
GERS Jones and Smith, a..
D,,rina the same term the clerk Of the
hastings court issued ten marriage
i,censcs alI but one being TO white cou-
Mes There were tweniy-eisht deeas
epfered 10 record I'm the clerk once
during the month. ..-,
Peter Lacy. negro man whose nlehedI
callbre has been Il question OF DOUBT lo'
seyeraI years was before Mayor Mau-
rice Yesterday morning, charged WIN
creating a disturbance al the domlche
OF Eliza Brown The accused stated u'at
he had rented a room I'm the house ana
when he went there the woman refused
bir, adrnittance. whercupon he broke the
door down and cursed the opposition
marty vigorously When he did this Eliza
said she tapped him a couple with the
axe" Peter was touched for $3.50.
preparatory services for the admiais-
tration of the Lords Supper to-
morrow morning al the Iresby-
terrain church were held last night.
In administering the sacrament the las
TOR viii be assisted 10y Rev. James i.
Smith y. D.. Of Richmond. who will
preach a sermon suitable 10 the occasion
The committee ON arrangements Of the
Central Methodist Sunday-school Will hold
a meeting Monday night for the purpose
OF fixing n dale for their annual picnic
which viii be held at Warwick Park
They will 90 down on the steamer Ariel
and az O'Clock I'm the afternoon the
Ariel will take the picnic party down
10 Dutch Gap, returning about Z O'Clock
in the evening.
Some badly needed repairs to the street
car tracks are being made on Seventh
street.
MIR. a. c. Attkisson still continues quite
sick at his residence, on Twelfth and
Porter streets.
Mrs. {. NJ. Lea and mother Will leave
to-day for Oterburn Springs, Amelia
county. TO spend the summer
There will be a number of picnics in
Chesterfield next Tuesday when the great
American people will celebrate the 4th
of July.
The two COWS supposed to have been
stolen from Messrs Walden & Bro, at
Buck I'M. were found about three miles
from Manchester.
A called meeting Of Manchester Court
No -. Equitable League Of America
Will be held at Owens Hall tonight,
Mrs. Heth, 81 Omaha. Nebraska, who
has been visiting Mrs +. ii. Walden. M
Buck HIN. left yesterday for RadsJrd
where she will visit her brother-in-law,
Captain Stockton Heth. before returning
10 the West.
y. c. Warwick. Jr., of Chesterfield. is
one Of the graduates at the Virginia Mil
ftary Institute this session. lie stood
fourteen IN a class Of twenty-seven. Ca
Dot Warwick Is a son Of Major Peter c.
Warwick.