Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-10-12
TO CHANGE THE
sTReeT-cARs TO BE REMOVED FROM
PERRY TO SEMMES STREET.
A., Ordinance Recommended by the Special
CornmIttre-Personai and othcr
Manchester Iteins

Tho .nec,al committee Of the Manches-
ter Council appointed to CONFER WIN
officers OF the Richmond Railway ana
Electric Company with reference 10
changing the routes OF the car lines now
running on Perry and ID catur streets
held an important meeting last night.
There were present Messrs. w. w. Pool
J. II. Green. George r. Num- anu ~ H.
patram. OF the committee. and Messrs.
George f.. Fisher. Andrew Pizzini, anu
IL. III. Nash, OF the railway company.
AT the last meeting II was decided TO
submit the question OF changing the
perrv-street line to vote or the citi-
vo,s who would be most affected by the
change and 10 obtain their views by the
circulation of n petition. Last night :
meeting was to Sc the results OF TINS
poll of sentiment. and to act Accordingly
The committee, after talking over the
matter for some little time. INSTRUCTED
CIty-Attorney Clopton TO prepare an orui-
nance providing for the transfer Oh Tue
car line from Perry TO Semrhes street
running along the latter from Se'ehth
street 10 Cowar5in avenue. Ac'ioh on the
proposition to abolish the Decatur
track and run the Huil-street cars over
Mayo's bridge was deferred uhtii the
Council meeting tonight.
The funeral Of Mr.. James W. Cheathan.
of Swansboro'. whose death was mentioned
in the Dispatch. took place yesterday morn
ing at II O'Clock at Clopton-Street Zap
,ist church. Rev. Mr.. Haight conducted
tho services. and Mr.. william Morrlsett
sang n very pretty solo. a committee
from SwansDoro Lodge OK OGd-feiiows
ACCOMPANIED the remains TO Noseley
Jrnction. where the lnterneht TOOK pace.
Tho pall-bearers were Messrs. j. a. Lips
oar,h T.honrns Ashbrook. ". l.. Brown.
Csorce Pickett ". -. Tolcr, ii. j. Boil
TON calvin Catlett. W. H. Barrett. John
Archer. Joseph Rock. John W. Ferguson.
and j. g. Shafer.
The funeral OF an infant child Of Mr..
Geor,.e ". StrCude. who died Wednesday
night ut the residence of its parents, on
u;per Hull street. took place yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. James buchanan and daughter.
Mrs J. ID. jackson. OF Roanoke. who have
been yis.tin. relatives In this city, nave
returned home.
Colonel Tazewell Elicit Hon. +. NJ.
Parrish. Of HAND. and Mr.. 6. a.
Boyce. Of Richmond. spoke ut Matoaca
Wednesday night and were heard by Il
large audience
Miss Jessie Bailey. OF Richmond, is
visiting In this city.
Mr.. David Morris. formerly OF Man.
chester. is very sick at his home in Rich
mond
The Manchester delegates to the State
Council. Junior order uited American
Mechanics. which meets At Charlottes-
vile next week, will leave Monday morn
a., IL, n sp,cfqI coach in CpmNanV with
the Richmond and Petersburg decgl-
tons.
Miss Mamie Wiley. Of Amelia county.
IS the guest OF the Misses Clayton. on
CCwardin avenue.
Mrs Thomas Eanes and children. who
have been visiting relatives here, returned
to their home in Amelia county yester-
day.
Mrs. .. IT. Topham. Of Williamsburg.
returned home yesterday after a very
pleasant stay with relatives in Manches-
ter
interdent OF Schools in Chesterfield. was
in Manchester Wednesday. BE came 20
visit the schools in Manchester District
There is 70 he a Democratic barbecue
AT Skinquarter. Chesterfield. some time
this month. the date not having been de-
ciJed upon. at which Colonel Tazewell
Elicit the Democratic nominee for Con-
gress. ard several other distinguished
speakers will he present.