The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
STREET CAR SCHEDULE.
A NEW PROPOSITION TO BE SUB
MITTED TO THE COUNCIL.
An Autumn Tea-Ninisters Attending Con-
fsrsnce-Psrsonal Mention and Notes
sftieneraI Interest.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES, |.
1921 HUT SfRyyT. BF,rrIE BLOCK. I

The special committee, consisting OF
Messrs. Utz, Sims and Patram, appointed
at the last meeting of the city Councii
10 confer with the Richmond and Man
chester Railway and Electric Company
with view to arranging d better sched-
ule On the Hull and Perry-street lines,
held a conference IN the Auditors office
last night with Captain Andrew Pizzni.
The consultation was quite lively, and
much discussion was INDUCED in. Finally
the committee and Captain Pzzini agreed
TO submit the following proposition to Mr.
Fisher and TO the Council: That continu-
Gus lines shall be run between Richmond
and Manchester over the Free Drldge ana
Mayos bridge, ana that "A nrteen-lnlnGJe
schedule shall be given on the Perry
street line ana II ten-.nln1te schedule on
the Hul-stret line, and the company also
have the privilege Of disseminating the
Becatur-street line. and they are also 10
be allowed, in case Of breakdown on
the lire running over Mayo'S bridge, TO
run cars over both Hull ana Perry streets
by means OF the Free bI1dge-iine Tnis
proposition Will be submit, ted TO Mr..
Fisher by Captain Andrew Pizzinl. VINO
will leave for New York TO-DAY. Captain
PiZzini expects to be- back IN time to
submit the result OF his VISIT TO the Man
chester Council next Friday night In
the event that he should not be able to
get back in time there will lihely be d
called meeting OF the Council on Monday
night next, at which time the matter VIII
be acted on.
In speaking Of the matter afterwards,
Captain Ptzzlni said that he was not
able to predict whe her this Arrangement
would be agreeable 10 MI. Fisher or not
He himself was anxious TO have the mat
ter settled as soon as possible. and in a
manner as convenient and pleasant to the
citizens Of Manchester as could be ar
yft nj fnE hn .aFFs~ - 3 ont
of this result he had for some time past
given d good deal of his time.
The Baptist ministers Of Manchester
have gone to attend the General Baptist
Association, which meets i'm Alexandria,
Va The Methodist ministers, Revs f..
r. Dadmun, Mcdaniel Rucker, and W. c.
Walden, are also absent from the city,
attending the conference, in CharlOttes-
Vile. Several changes Will be made by
the conference in the churches and the
congregations are anxious to know what
they will be- These pastors have great
ly endeared themselves to their charges
and they will lose them with regret
Richard Turner, negro, who some
time ago wounded another negro, named
John Coleman. very severely, yesterday
morning surrendered himself to the po-
lice. He was taken before the Mayor
where his counsel Judge W. |. Clopton,
made a motion for BAIL which Mayor
Maurice allowed, in consideration of the
fact that the wounded man has recovered.
The sum was fixed at $3.50.
Mary Jane Lewis, colored woman,
was also before the court, on the charge
of stealing $3.50 from Mr.. W. ii. Nor
ris She was committed to Jail 10 await
the action OF The grand jury.
Chesterfield County Court was in SEES
sion yesterday. Judge William |. Clop-
ton presided. There were no cases of any
special interest. and at night the court
adjourned for the term.
Many persons were present last night
at the Autumn Tea, which was given
at the home Of Mr.. John O Brien, on
Cowardin avenue. The proceeds of the
entertainment will be donated TO Meade
Memorial church. Many nice things were
sewed, and the pleasure Of the occasion
was greatly enhanced by the presence
OF many pretty girls.
Misses Kate and Minnie Lee Drewry
left Yesterday morning for Nottoway. to
be bridesmaids at the marriage OF Miss
Susie Brooke Tuggle TO MIR. Maxwell
Kayan Donnan. to take place "Wednesday
morning at 1890 o'clock from the Presby-
terian church OF that place. Miss Tug
gle has many friends in this city.
4 marriage license was issued in the
clerks office yesterday to Mr.. l.. \. Bass
and Miss Rosa Wright
Governor O'Ferrall and Congressman
elect Tazewell Elicit were in Attendance
upon tho elOcution recital and concert
given at Leader Hall Monday night by
Misses Leahy and PaUee.
Mr. Joseph H. Roach is visiting in
Prince Edward county.
The Railroad Branch Of the Young
Mems Christian Association Will hold
prayer-meetings at Central Methodist
church nightly, with the exception Of
Wednesday.