The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-12-04
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
A Full BUDGET OF NEWS fHo"
ACROSS THE RIVER
The s.r..,.o.r &C mpauy Go'san Injunction
Against Paying C'p Is
da,,en Of iIamps Personal
MAscHasrrR BUREAU RicHMoSPP ,n

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Judge Ingram has sra''e ,,a,obeeter
ton restraining the city VI Na an DIN
from collecting any taxes from ~
mond and Manchester Rall"a! Oo,'p 80.
In granting the same ne "Se'
lowing language: ,,,arded the COM
- as I'ie -, and restrain the ut
fpndant the City OF AdHChcs,,,SJ'' no
agents attorneys, anu 49,, tatiug
naugh. treasurer Of salu III i;i,ort,on Of the
any step to enforce ~ rt.,ntIu's bill by
ieVVtng on Tho piainuHs properly,
otherwise. untIl the further order VI 'N'
court" bout y.ODO
and r. o1',,',s,,v eve as their reason LOT
refusing ia nav them that the CITY sur
lated nm granting their FRANCHISE " ny
company mat they Wouiu " .rd how
all local taxes. SoHle nm ~ such
ever. the Supreme Court deCiueu mo ia an
exennftons yere unconstitutional anu III
view II this decision the cry haS
sessed taxes agalns, the CoInPamy en-,
is stated that the company VIII cdlLg t tho
matter into he courts ana hsh' '"'
Al noon yesterday the first car through
from E'ourfeenth and Main streets, hlCH-
mond to upper Hun street nldue I've riP,
and was followed by othefs' d i'le' , ~
of ten minutes. according 10 .-'o Nv
schedule which went into elect yesttI
daV Tho connecting work at Seven,
and HuU is not vet completed, put WI
probably be finished TINS eNeHi"tS ,,f,ean-
the Perry-street line VIII De5''
minute schedule. ,..,,,.,o,od in
the Hustipgs Court yesterday morn MOI ii' a7
Some chanctrv business was uiSPo c.se
and Thomas Jones lcoloreu), 49, VS.
mas been co1tir,ue s,,t I"I hat IT time
SQIITp Tom owen lltSi|'N -
Mavor's Cont Yesterday morning d."
disposed of the following case f,, hath
Whey Truehart and Mar u i,,,I,,. and
eolcred), charged with assauitlnE a t,
abusing Mary GRAY lcOlored), were dis
missed on payment II costs III IA
Dabney COX (coloredD. charged Flth De-
ing drunk. was fined 50 ana cosl5' ,,.,,t
Lizzie Branch (colred), "lalE 80, ".s,1
to be given a whipping by her Suaruidh'
and also required To- pay COSTS ,.,--,i..
The new pastors of the MethoIlsI
churches, Rows. ". W. Lear anu - w I.
Stuff, occupied their pulplis lot inc Ia
time Sunday, and preached TO large auul-
ences. 10, ,o
The Manchester spike mills viii resume i',
work this morning, after SOM l. ,Ii,,iol,
idleness. About sixty men are Clip ,S,.,ti
by these works. and Their fe-'Pei'l"9 VIZ
-Four tramps visited the home of gem
tloman living on Seventh street on IaS s
Sunday evening. one or llem went w
TO the back door and was given a Soou
meal. Meanwhile his fellOw-tOurlsts VS.
tied the bdck yard and made on win d
lot Of clothes which had been Ieit OUT
there
The johnson Iron Works. which were
destroyed by fire me time since are
being rebuilt When these works are III
operation they give employment 70
great many men. and their opening up
again will be a great thing Tor the people
over here. ....
Rev. DR.. w. L. Wright, Of Lcigh-Street
Baptist church, Richmond, VIII be pres
ent at Clopton-Street Baptist church
SwansbOro tonight al 7:45 O'Clock, 10
make an address Before the church, ana
W'll organize a young peoples society.
Miss Mary Bohannon, who mas been
quite sick for the past TWO weeks, was
better yesterday.
Miss Jennie Robinson's condition i
somewhat improved.
Master Julian Pitt, who has been SICK
for the past two weeks is better.
Fifth-Street church was crowded to its
utmost capacity Sunday night. to hear
Rev. Charles Galloway.
The regular monthly business meeting
OF the ClOpton-Sireet Baptist church took
place last night at 7:45 o'clock This
was the annual meeting Of the church, and
business Of importance was transacted
The silver tea at the Methodist parSOn-
axe last night VS. largely attended.
Mr.. Harold L. DuNal who has been
connected with the Southern Railway
storehouse for long time, left Sunday
night to take charge Of the storehOuse at
Charlotte y. C.