Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-11-16
LIKE THE NEW PLAN.
CITIZENS or MANCHESTER PLEASED
WITH THE PROPOSED SCHEDULE
Tho Matter ia Come Before the Council
Te-Nieht-Accidest 10 DR. Chiies-Msr-
risd In washingsop--Personsi, &c.

The proposed new arrangement OK inc
street-car service OF Mapchester. as out
tined In the Dispatch OF yesterday. seems
10 meet the approval OF everybody win
whom the Dispatch man has converted on
the subject. Manchester cannot support
three car lines II q reasonable seSe'uie
n a1vcn on each, and IL II well known
that neither the city officials nor private
sitlxcns desire 10 infiict a hardship upon
any one. The people now realize that a
good service on Hull street Is better than
a poor service on both Hull and Decatur,
and the proposed change VIII be hailed
with delight by those have been accus-
toned to wait twenty minutes for car
on Decatur street or been forced TO
alsagrccsble connection with Perry street
from the Hull-streets cars.
Captain Pizznl went TO Norfolk yester-
aay morning. and expects TO get teie-
gram from Mr. Fisher to-day In reference
TO the proposed plan. III Mr.. Fisner ID
satisfied Captain Pizzini will no douDt
wire the City Council, and the matter VIII
be decided upon at meeting OF the
Council 10 be held tonight IL Mr.. FISH
ers telegram is not favorable TO the pro,
10 from Norfolk TO New York to see the
general manager In person.
pr. L. X. Chiles. who was accidentally
thrown from his buggy near Norfolk a
few days ago and quite badly huTt, Is
well known in Manchester, where he has
relatives and many friends. The Doctor
formerly lived In this city, and was one
OF its most popular and prominent citi-
Gems. lie sold his practice 70 DR.. i. l..
Mathews and accepted the office OF Mayor
CT the city when II was first incorporated.
DR.. Chles was also elected State senator
from this district. and was the only man
ever honored with the position from this
city.
Mr.. Samuel W. Clarke. well-known
resident OF Midlothian, and Miss Minnie
Morrissette, the accomplished and pretty
daughter of Mr.. Lawson Morrissette.
who lives in Chesterfield uear Tomahawk
church. were married Wednesday evening
at the residence OF Mr.. J. Il. Jackson,
Jr.. No. 227 Massachusetts, avenue. Wash
ington. The young people left Chester
field Wednesday, and went to the national
capital. where they were met by their
friend, Mr.. Jackson. OF Midlothian, who
holds government position. Mr.. Jack
son took the couple TO his home, and
the marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev Mr.. Bagby, Chaplain of the
House OF Representatives,. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarke Will remain In Washington several
days before they return home.
The following Is list of the special
grand Jurors drawn for the November
term OF the Hastings Court, which con-
venes next Monday: G. III. Sims. }. IL.
Green, c. S. Wells. w. d. Anderson, A.
w. Fair, George Il. Ely. William Cox.
J. J. Bayley. and Joseph j. Blanton.
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Cowardin-Avenue Christian church are
rehearsing very pretty sacred cantata
entitled "Sir Moneys Crusade" TO be
given at an early day for the benefit of
The church 1t is under the direction Of
Mrs. X. l.. Roberts.
The Manchester Fire Company has de-
cded to have an annual supper, ana a.
committee has been appointed to make
the necessary arrangements. The date
will be decided upon at q meeting TO be
held shortly.
The funeral Of Mrs. Sarah ii. Reynolds
will take place this afternoon at 2:SO
o'clock from her late residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Royal left
yesterday morning for Powhatan county
10 be gone a few days, They Will be the
guests OF Captain Joseph Hobaon.
Mr.. ]. Il. Perdue has rendered his re-
signation as n member of the Manchester
Water Commission. and II Is very likely
his successor will be elected a. the meet
ing Of the Council tonight.
Miss Lou Friend left yesterday morn
Ing for a visit in Wello1. y. c.
Misses Kate and Minnie Lee Drewry
have returned TO the city.
Mrs. ID. II. Lipscomb accompanied by
Miss Emma Goa. left for Baltimore yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mira. l.. w Brown have re-
turned from a visit to Mr.. J. a. Lester
in Chesterfield.