The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-08-02
FROM THE CITY HALL.
DISCUSSING THE SANITARY CONDi'
TION OF SECOND MARKET.
The Clerk IL to See that The Streets occu
pied by Market Carts nre keft Clean
The Committee on Cemeteries.

The Committees on Health and Second
Market held a joint session in room NO
II Of the CITY Hall last evening at
o'clock. to consider the condition of the
Second market. and what steps should
Toe taken to keep the building and its
surroundings clean. There were present
Messrs. Gunst. Ferriter. Mitchell. Don
Leary. Woody. Snead. Davis Moore, ana
Hobson.
Mr.. j. f. Flournoy. the clerk of the
market was present. and explained the
law which gives him jurisdiction over
that territory. .,,,,
Of the streets surrounding the market
should be definitely decided upon by the
two committees. -. t,-orl
DR. Oppenhimer president OF Tue po@ta 80
of Health stated that not oniy Tic
streets should be kept clean. but the sdlle
attention should be paid 10 the HetS'"Sot
ing alleys lie thought that no en-
measures could be introduced. uultSS - va
streets adjacent to the market Wy
uaved for width OF nj least tlsHI
foot In the present condition IL Wa
hardly possible 10 cleanse the surIv".'u-
ings thoroughly, especially arO""u ''
MIR Davis explained the modes in force
at rho First market. where the cltIN ga
that building is i'm control oil the apI,
Of me streets occupied by the mann
carts which is cleaned dahy ny uiD 80
ployes Of the market. .h+
Mir. Snead subsequently mcNeu' ,nH'
the same rules governing the n'iIi7 to
ment Of the First market pe dtPi -
the Second market. ana thdl liv ~" ,
fine latter hereafter look Ter the 'i'."
H., If the streets on three sides OF IiS
market building as FAR AZ they are V00'
niad daily by the marNet 'alls. .,,,o,,
- Af,er some further discussion the dct.o"
prevailed.
o,,.rurcrroY BY THE LACK OF QUORUM.
The regular monthly meGtlls VI ,.,,' .,r
c1r,rnfttee on James RIVER lHlllON ~
80 ~ have been held ~ room -
If the civ Hall last evening az I'm an.
vi Tn oniy members who put IN an a.
] ,eoranca we're Messrs. n. -. i''.'0 II
tchairmanD. Thomas Christla tI.hsHn
II,v'.s lanes ". Allison. julius Hopson
/ and John -. Purcell In the a.S ,,,'.-
/ Of a quorum no business could oe 'i''''
/ acted. ~. .,, oop,mit-
TO-. would be called promptly 10 oraer
| ~ tho hour fixed. and he hoped mat INC
/ members would hereafter be on hdnd ga
/ t.me. lie explained that Ae tnous"u
/ "a great injustice To the sehut4"'u mi
/ Ieft their business in order 10 dl'.iln
/ the rnarrfngs To be prevented from inc
/ transaction of the cItys business ny
| few members who did not appear Wa
Wessrs. James r. Vaughan, 7; i. Mur-
nhv and CAPTAIN George ". Allen were
! reported to be out OF the city.
Committee on CEMETERIES.
The Committee on Cemeteries held us
/ monthly meeting IN room No. IL on w
! civ Hall last evening at b.JJ ctoIN'
! There were present Mes7rs Nilile9 V0''I'
! ma.lJ, Briggs, COttreli, ana tidcohs' 80
! The reports OF the superlntehdeH193t ri an
| oakyOOd Riverview, and Shockoe mn
| cemeteries for the month of July W.
I received showing the following Irce!P'a'
! lakewood. S2J42O, RiYoryieW, 81 Inc pay
,rIis If me three cemeteries were aP-
nroved. and a number of bills were oIuer-
| ed % be paid. on motion OF Mt 'Jtutu.
The chair stated that the Finance COM
nittee had cut down the expense dCCoul.0
| Of IaVetVle" ceHielti9 81 - -. lar 1,.er
and that only about $40 was lsiI olri'
II Thought il advisable % ask the toun-
ell az the next meeting 10 MAKE az az
ditional apprOpriau9n ON "S li9n OIL VIZ VI,
| Diac0nt, IL was decided 10 ask Tut an "P-
| preparation OF $lCo. ,.4,.u
Mr. Diacont also offered res)lutloh
providing that the committee Visit the
! three cemeteries next W eluesdaN, lehNiHg
the city Hall AZ =. NJ This was agreed
10. and the committee Will visit Shochoe
/ Hill cemtery fir 81. ,,
The same gentleman suggested that the
walkway - lakewood Doe planted WIN
/ frees and Mr. Grimes explained that az
the proper time the necessary trees Wouli
be- furnished from the nursery OF Colonel
on motion Of Nj CottreU it was de-
ciled 10 invite Colonel Cutshaw 70 take
part I'm the tour of Inspection of the COM
mittee.
LAW ASD EQUITY COURT.
In the Law and Equity Court chartel
was Yesterday granted by Judge NinoI
10 the Davis * Gregory Company. T"
object OF the company Is O. coH4uc
me business Of buying and selling lea
tobacco and to 10 3D. general commission
business The capital stock Is not 10 Do
less than 5000 nor more than sou"
divided into shares Of Slw each 1890.
The officers for the first year are w III
liam A. Davis president, Natnanlel y
! GREGORY ce-presidenr, John VI. Iayiof
secretary and treasurer. Directors, tn
above and Charles ID. Larus ana Le"l
II. LightfoOt q.
This court adjourned yesterday for ~
term, and viii reopen on september "lh
CHASCERY COURT
Samuel Miller who keeps bar-roon
al No l1lt east Franklin street ycstcr
day filed Il deed of assignment IN in
/ clerks office OF the Chancery Court
naming Sol L. BlOomhrrB as trustee
The preferred creditors are the Drums
/ wick Bake Callandcr Company. 81, am
Young Jones, $2le The foHoMinS are u
be paid share and share alike. Mutua
Benefit Association OF Richmond, Slvl
\. ). Miller. $lj5 VI. Hlrshbers, sl0
Louis Miller. $40; ". Pearstein, $iJl
/ Hannah Goldsteiu. $50; A. Cohen Co.
! SlgG2: Julius Straus ~ SON 81. Atte
| ray,nent Of the above the trustees shall
| dfstribute the residue OF the trust fun
pro rata among all other creditors. Liza
biities about 5000.
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