Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-03-22
SCHEDULE CHANGED.
ONLY THE PeaRY.sTREET CARS NOW
RUN TO RICHMOND.
Charlie Cole Heard 'rrom-A Negro Sent
to the Neutrality-suspicious. Man
chester News.

Another change vas made In the street.
car service Of Manchester yesterday. ana
now the cars on both the Hull and Perry
street lines run on a ls-minute scheduie'
This IL 2 minutes faster on Hull street,
and 4 minutes faster on Perry street IMAM
the old time. Not only the time, put
the system of travel was changed. Here
tofore all of the cars have run through to
Richmond. the Hull-street p nv
Ninth and Main, and the Perry-stree'
at Broad and Clay alternately. Inc
change az adopted yesterday creates a
transfer station ut Seventh and Perry
streets. Two ears were taken of HUI
street. one Of them being put in the sheds,
and the other on Perry street. The two
remaining cars run from Clopton street.
Swansboro', 10 Seventh and Perry. where
the passengers are transferred to the
Perry-street cars, all OF which run
through TO Richmond. OF course the
Hull-street passengers will object on ac-
count of the transfer. but Richmond peo-
pie who ride out to Forest-Hil PARK
as a matter OF pleasure will be well
pleased with the new arrangement. NO
cars run to Ninth and Main street now,
but all Of them run up Seventh to Broad.
and every other car goes through to Clay.
a friend Of the o said yesterday hat he
thought the company contemplated doing
still more for the Manchester people.
GIVEN FIVE YEARS.
Buck Harris (colored) was tried In the
Hastings Court yesterday for breaking
into the residence a Mr.. John Taylor and
stealing a lot OF ed-clothing. lace cur
tains. etc. etc. and for also attempting
to burn the place. Buck was formerly
carriage-driver for Mr.. Taylor. He was
found guilty. and his punishment fixed at
five years In the ~penitentiary. The pris-
oner's mother was completely overcome
with grief at the result Of the trial.
THE PRIMARY.
1'he Cit Central Committee will meet
tonight, when the Judges and other Of
hcials who will nave charge of the pr1-
mary on April Sd will be appointed and
the final arrangements regarding the cleo
ton will be made. It Is expected that a
large vote wa be polled at the e%leetion,
as all white qualified voters will be allowed
10 cast their ballots.
COULD TAKE CARE OF HIMSELF.
Master Charles +. Cole. son of Mr..
George d.. Cole, of Manchester. a bright
lad of - years, who recently left his home
10 make a fortune In Chicago. has been
heard from. Charles was employed In
the office OF Messrs. Boswell d Co. Last
Monday, without a word or notice, ne
quit while his employer was at dinner.
Tuesday Mr.. Cole went over 10 see What
had become of his son, and was made
acquainted with the above fact. He at
once began an Investigation, ana ascer-
tanned that the boy had purchased n
ticket for the Windy City. Major Poe's
assistance was sought, and that officer
had the boy arrested in Indianapolis. MIR.
Cole was notified yesterday of the arrest,
and Immediately went 10 Richmond and
had a conference with Mr.. Boswell, who
said he thought the boy fully able TO take
care of himself. He thereupon telegraph
ed his consent to the boys going TO chi
cago. and he was accordingly released
from custody, and went his way rejoicing.
BRIEFS.
Mr., ]. +. Station and bride (nee Frank
linz returned to the city Tuesday, and
are stopping at the residence OF the
brides father, Mr.. James Franklin, cor
ner Twelfth and Decatur streets.
A 'Demorest medal contest" under the
auspices of the Centralia Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union. VIII be held AT
Boiling Hall. near Centralia, Friday eve-
ming next at 1880 O'Clock.
There will be a rainbow entertainment
AT the residence of Mr.. W. l.. Moody,
on Porter street. tonight.
Much interest is manifested In the re-
vival meetings now going on at West
End church.