The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-11-15
ACROSS THE BRIDGE.
MONUMENT no rHg LATE Din. PHIL
hancock TO ne UNVEILED.
s.s.f.c,ion over Jndge Ctop'on's street
Railway Dscision--Coart Ma"s'' anu
other Notes OF Interest
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rne monument which has been erccieu
20 the memory Of the late pr' fh'i' .,
Hancock AZ Midlothian, In Ches'erheio
county. will be unveiled tomorrow al
O'clock The people OF Midlothian are
making great preparations for TINS event
v,ath A view 70 us success. They have
chosen Mr.. Samuel ". Page chairman OF
the occasion. and have engaged large
and wen-trained choir who VIII render
come beautiful selections. The following
programme has been arranged for the oc~
casion:
/. Anthem--By the choir,
2. Doxoiogy.
3. Praycr-By Rev r. ii. Winfree.
T. Singing-By the choir.
8. Remarkably the chairman
6. Address-By pr. ". +. Hatcher.
Z. Solo-By Mr.. Haddon Watkins.
&. Address-By Judge W. l. Clopton.
g. dwelling monument-By miss Aarga-
ret Jones Jewett.
10. solo-By Mr.. Haddon Watkins.
Il. Benediction.
The Richmond and Danville Railroad
Company will run special train which
viii leave here at 1910 f. NJ, and return
ing. will leave Midlothian that evening
from this city win attend the unveiling.
citizens OF Manchester are very much
uteased with the decision which Judge
WILLIAM l. Clopton rendered relative 10
the Richmond and Manchester Sueet-hail-
way Company's line on Hun street and
Midlothian pike, In Chesterfield. The Times
published Judge Cloptons decision yester-
day. which I'm brief is. that the transfer
car VIII run until s o'clock
~ a moi
Monday night in the Leader office and a
good deal Of business was transacted by
them.
Hereafter the garbage carts Of this city
will only receive garbage twice week
wednesdays and Saturdays-when all Of
The city carts win be used for that pur-
pose.
The fall term Of the Circuit Court Of
Chesterfield begins to-day There are q
number Of important cases upon the
docket. including several railroad suits
and the suit OF Henry Hobson against
J r. Johnson * Co.. for 5000 damages
for injuries to the plaintiff while at work
at the axle works OF the defendants.
The school board Of Chesterfield county
will meet next Monday at Chesterfield
Courthouse A meeting Of the board was
called for last week, but was not held
on account OF the inclemency Of the
weather.
A marriage license was issued Monday
bv The clerk of the County Court of
Chesterfield TO Mr.. John II. Bailey and
Miss Virginia Woodfn. The marriage will
take place in Chesterfield to-day at 10
oclock
Mr. Robert G. Petzold, the popular
clerk to Mr.. Arthur T. Snellings. has ac-
cepted a position with Mr.. f. !. Cum
minis. a druggist Of Pocahontas, Va.
and win leave FOR that place this morning
Mr.. petzold has resided In this city for
the past three years and while here
he has won the confidence and esteem Of
AN with whom he has come In contact
lie carries With him TO his new home
the best wishes Of large circle Of
friends.
MRS. NJ. l.. Brown. OF ogden, Utah, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. ID. ID.
neattie, returned home Monday evening.
Mr.. T. A. Bottoms OF Chesterfield,
still continues very sick.
MI S. /. Vincent Of Midlothian sim
continues quite sick.
Nj. George II. Jewett Of Midlothian,
who has been quite sick for the past two
months, is slowly improving