The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-25
MANCHESTER COUNCIL.
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An adjourned meeting Of the Guy |ou'-
m was held last night, with the ioi'oW-
,ng members present: Messrs. f. W.
weisiser. Fitzgerald. Sims Caudie' haf'
Morton. Campbell, Ely. Utz Pool ana
O'Brien
Concerning the license as regards pun
bcrs. the Water Committee, after care
ful investigation Of the ordinance SUD-
mitted the following report:
Resolved. That the license for plum
bers be issued for six months. at the
rate OF SO per year. 10 run TO May l.
1884, and then for twelve months iioi'
MAY lst. OF each following year
The Council had under speclaI eU"
alteration the advisabihty OF adopuhs tne
sewer system. ON "A motion the PROPOSE
lion was referred 70 a JOINT eoi"h''''ee
OF street and Ordnance
Several building permits were sIahts ,
Tbere bsing no further business the
Council adjourned c,,,h
Tbe y'venty-nrst -Strect Social Cluo
f-4ye a most enjoyable dance in Leader
IAN last night. The AFFAIR was SUI
cess end enjoyed by an present
lin the Chesterfield Circuit court YES
serBav Judge b. A. Hancock rendered
So 6ecision I'm the chancery suit Of
tofos AGAINST Winklcr. This suit was
Instituted some time ago hoy Mr.. Eddle
E8tes. OF Richmond. for portion OF
iarre tract of land in Chestcrneld county
lear Clover Hill coal-mines, when Mr.
iyintlcr purchased several years ago.
tbe plaintiff claimed an interest IN the
fropcrty by virtue Of an Old mal1lase
contract executed BY his father ana
fotbcr The decision was in favor OF
kinker. the defendant. Judge D. NJ,
Gregory represented the plalnth ana
tir. c. l.. Page and Mr. ?. v Cosphl 'he
defendant
y .rbe Hnstircs Cont was not I'm session
Yesterday. The following cases have been
set for trial to-day: Missile Coleman
(colored). charged with striking an ola
Arabian woman with a Ratchet: CLAUDE
Jones charged with shooting a pistol IN
tbc street. Charles Bowen charged with
accounting Rev. r. Ii. Rudd: Maggie
Branch. a little colored girl, third case or
petit larceny. Jesse Hilton, petit larceny;
Not a single tramp has been arrested
by the police Of this city since the eha'h-
gang ordinance has gone into effect.
The following cases were before the
Mayors Court yesterday.
Cary Foster and John Thomas TWO
small colored boys. charged with throwing
rocks at A negro driver Wednesday after
noon The driver testified that he was
driving his team near seventeenth ana
Everett streets when the boys made me
attack on him. lie was hi IN several
places by the rocks, and very large
one. as he claims. came very near knock
ing his head Off The boys were hned FL
each. $50,
cursing and abusing Rhodes Anderson
(colored. lie was fined $3.50. in default
OF which he was sent to jail Tor ihirty
davs.
The School Board held regular meet
ing on Thursday night. There was no
business of importance transacted out
side of the usual routine work.
Rev. Or. Winngham. the new CORES
ponding secretary OF the Foreign Mlsaloh
Board OF the Southern Baptist ConVen-
ton. will preach at the Bainbrldge-SI
BAPTIST church Sunday morning. lie Is
said 10 be a minister OF marked AFFINITY,
and no doubt he viii be. greeted by
large congregation. This will be Mr.. VIII
unehams first appearance before the peo-
pie OF Manchester. and those who VIII be
fortunate enough TO hear him Will mccoy
his sermon. on Sunday night the pastor
Rev. l.. r. Thornhill. viii deliver his sec
ond illustrated sermon on 1.-The Life OF
Joseph"
Mr.. Wilmer G.. Brown returned yesterday
morning from Nottoway county, "here
ne has been visiting relatives.
Mr.. Thomas Newly left Thursday night
for Atlanta Ga, where he viii engage IN
business.
The condition Of Mrs. Charles $. Maui
rice was slightly improved yesterday.
Mr.. =. v Clark and wife. Of Chester
field. were in the city yesterday
Mr.. Edwin +. Cox, Of Richmond, was
al the Courthouse yesterday on legal
business
A white man was arrested Thursday,
charged with being drunk on the premises
of the Presbyterian church.
Miss Minnie Cox. Of Richmond, is visit
ing Miss Mary y. Cox, on Porter street.
The funeral Of Mr.. X. S. Fulks took
place yesterday evening at o'clock. The
following young men acted as pall-bearers:
Messrs. Thomas Whittet. II. NJ. Dowdy.
w. w. Turner. w. r.. Walker, j. NJ. Hart
man, and w. w. Archer.
Mrs G. 5. Maurice. wife Of Professor G.
(. Maurice, Of Manchester, died at the
residence OF her husband. corner OF
Eleventh and Perry streets last night at
$40 o'clock. Mrs. Maurice had been i'll
for about four weeks and was believed
20 have been improving until few days
ago, when she grew worse. and began TO
sink gradually until the end came She
was the step-mother Of Mayor Maurice
and a sister Of Mrs. W. r. Lithgow Mrs
Benjamin Morris and Mrs. w G. Jarvis
OF West Virginia. She was member of the
Baptist church. and a lovely Christian
Character. A wide circle of friends will
regret 10 hear of her death The funeral
notice VIII appear later.