The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-17
MANCHESTER'S COUNCIL.
THE BODY ADJOURNS UNTIL NEXT
MONDAY NIGHT.
Marriages and Deaths Bring JOY and sad
ness in the City over the River-Sew
Company Char esd.
MANCHESTER BUREAU RrcHuoSD TINES.

AAANt fknlEh bLbhAl
ilZl HULt STREET. BgATTIE BLOCK. !
An adjourned meeting Of ;he City Coun-
Gil was 10 have been held last night 10
settle the matter In regard % the pro-
possi change in the street-car schedule.
but when the members assembled they
found that Captain Pizzint was not pres
ent and that no Information had been
received from Mr.. Fisher. member or
the Council said that Captain PlZzlnl
Vas now ia New York, and that MS
business there was 70 confer with Mr..
Fisher. Ii was determined to hold an
CtreT meeting II the Council on MONDAY
night next al which meeting captain
PiZzini * expected to be present, with
al necessary Information.
Miss Minnie Lee and Miss Kate Drewry
have returned from Nottoway. where
they went to attend the marriage OF
their cousin. Miss Susie Brooke Iugsle,
10 Mr.. Maxwell Keyan Donnan.
A correspondent writing from Crews
says:
The old brick Presbyterian church
could not contain the large number OF
friends that had come 10 witness the
interesting event. The bride was dressed
In suit OF green cloth and carried
bunch OF white japanese chrysant he
NUNS. fringed with lilies Of the valley.
The maid Of hOnOr-MisS Nellie Thornton
Tuggle (s.ster OF the BRIDE was attired
in yellow silk null and ribbons, and car
ried a bunch OF yellow Japanese chrysan-
themuUs. Mr.. Charles Henry PEBBLES,
OF Petersburg. was best man. on whose
arm the groom entered. while tire bride
entered with her maid OF honor.
The ushers We're Messrs. Henry Beas-
ley and Willie Epes. OF Petersburg; John
Z. Tuggle. OF Richmond, and Sterling
were Misses Mary GOODWIN. Lulie Spen-
Ger. Margaret Epes. Helen Harris. Jaque-
line Epcs. Jennie Lee Epes. Of No,to'ay;
Emma Bo!Sseau. of CreWe; Lena Don
nan. Of Petersburg, Kate pre"ry and
Minnie Lee DTeWry. OF Manchester. and
were attired In white orsandle5, with
white satin ribbons and carried white
ard yellow chrysantheuums
Deer are said 10 be- quite abundant in
Chesterfield this season. -Four were seen
playing in the road near Midlothian one
day last week.
4 number Of Wild turkeys have been
killed in Chesterfield this ~eek.
The Board Of supervisors OF Chester
field will meet next Monday week.
Miss Matte +. DeweN. OF Ettrick.
Chesterfield. and Mr.. Samuel G.. GIL II
Roanoke, were married Wednesday morn
Mr. william Allen. superintendent Of
Nhe tlmshouse. returned from Gooch-
land Yesterday. where he has been on ,
short visit 70 his sister.
At { @ clock yesterday morning Mrs.
Sarah Ann Williams. wife Of ". q. VIII
liams died at her home. lbs Hull street.
aged siXty-three years.
Mrs. Charles Newell. who has been in
IN health for some time past. died At
her husbands home; on the RlIerEle"
road Her husband was away tr m
homo AT the time working on the York
River railroad. and his first intimation OF
the sad event was IN the shape. OF d
telegram. She leaves thIee children.
Thursday evening Miss Jennie Robinson
was taken sick az school. and was found
In her seat I'm an unconscious c-ndi
ticn. DR.. Mathews was lmmeliately
sent for and treated her. and yesterday
her condition was somewhat improved.
She is the daughter of Mr. John ;.
Robinson. who resides a. the corner OF
Eleventh ard Decatur streets.
Judge Ingram granted "a charter %
the Manchester Wlodenware Company,
whose principal lt!lce IS 20 be IN Man
chester. The capital stock Of the COM
uanv is NOT 20 be less than $500 nor
more than $1,000. ard The real estate
held by them shall not exceed 5v'o acres
The he' following are it's officers for the
first wear. President. \. y. 81 twell;
v.Ce-presitant. ". l.. Sylnor, secretary
and treasurer. a. =. Shotwel, direct tors
TAYLOR. Thomas II. Betty, Joseph W.
The object OF the company is for the
ESTABLISHING and conducting man Ittc-
-orv OF butter dishes. wooden baskets
broom handles. baskets. tubs, ana wood
erwara generally. and Of sash blinds,
doors and house-flrnishin-s.
At the morning service lo-InoTIo" al
Meade Memorial church Rev. j. J.. Clop-
ton. the rector. will preach special ser
mon on Temperance, IN acc0ri-nce
with the request % the presiding Bishop
OF the Episcopal Church III the
United States that a. discourse on
mar subject should be delivered by the
rector OF every Episcopal church IN the
LAST Wednesday Miss Minnie Morri-
settle the pretty yOuug daughter or Dir.
Lawson M0rriSette. OF Chesterfield c9un-
- and Mr.. samuel ". Clarke, Of Md
ittbiar were married in Washington, at
~ residence OF Mr.. j. r. Jackson, Jr.
~ that civ. a friend OF the young c0u-
Me The Rev Mt EaEhy chaplain OF
he House Of Representatives performed
~ CEREMONY The newly married pair
viii -reud several days seeing the sights
Of the Capital before returning q their
home in Chesterfield
son Nr. r. L. Darlington, corner Eighth
and Decatur streets she VIII remain
here during the winter.
Nj. F. q. Jones left yesterday for At
lanta. Ga. on business trip.
Mrs. y. T.. LiQscomb and Miss Emma
Cox. who have been IN Baltimore for
several days past, returned yesterday
morning. Mrs. Lipsc NIB IS much inn
proved in health.
There was only one case called In the
= y
was adjusted by the parties concerned
Mr. j. Robert Pevdue, ST.. has ten
dered his resignation ds member Of
the Manchester Water Commission.
Mr.. and Mrs L. W. Brown nave re-
turned from a visit TO Chesterueit coun-
ty.
The funeral Of Mrs. Reynolds took
place from her late residence az -a0
o'clock yesterday evening. and was large
~ attended. The remains were inferred
In Maury cemetery.
AZ INJUSCTI0S GRANTED.
on the application Of Mrs. Meter
Caroline HOlegEer. and Mr.. Charles
William HOLegger. Judge John II. Iagrlm
has made the following order.
An Injunction Is grant q. IN accordance
with he prayers OF the O.ll euj0inlng
and restraining the Richmond WOODWARD
ManufacturinE Company. IFS agents and
attorneys. and j. . Dickinson. Mrs. VI.
r. Dickinson, W p. Dickinson. j.. g.
Box!ey John T. Terrell. W T.. G.b1s-
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