The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-31
FROM OVER THE RIVER.
TIE NE WS or l'ESTERDA Y GATHER
ED IN MANCHESTER.
nea,h Of Misc Hattie Butlcr-About Free
Delivery OF Mail-faturs Ent'r'ain-
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n,xcursrrn BrrrAu RICHMOND TINES.

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The death OF Miss Hattie Virginia But
Ass occurred at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
lax. al the residence OF ner father MI.
q. T.. Butler in Swansboro. 1lis young
lady was only seventeen years oil age
And her death is peculiarly sad one.
Ger funeral will take place at 2:SO O'CLOCK
this afternoon from West-End Methodist
church, and the remains Will be inferred
in Maury cemetery.
II il stated that warrant has been
ISSUED for Mr.. s. Il. Beizelstein, a traN-
Cling salesman of Richmond, VINO Is
charged with trespassing upon ear OF
the Richmond and Manchester blectrc
Railway Company. 1t is stated tnat Mr.
Beizelstein was given a transfer from one
of the compauys cars 20 another AZ
regular transfer point. but that ih8tedu ol
waiting there for car he walked GOWN
the street. and was oycrtaken by u car
which ne boarded The conductor OF ms
car refused 10 take his transfer ticket
and some difficulty was the result IL
* alleged that the conductor had rlShI
40 refuse this tckNct, as taking 1T was
contrary TO the instructions printed on
the ticket The warrant. 1t is alleged
viii be served on Mr.. BeiZelstein on MS
retarn from the trip on which he Is now
engaged.
James Taylor was delivered at the peni-
Tertiary I'm Richmond on Tuesday 10 serve
IKE years for fclonious assault.
Tho members Of the Manchester Grays
express dissatisfaction at the faiiure OF
the city Council on Tuesday mSht 10
allow them the appropriation asked ior'
This company Is really a very creiliaole
condition by dint of hard work. ana II
uttle help lust now would put 1t In
tip-tOp condition.
Al the meeting OF the Council the claims
OF the company were argued by capt a.
e Atkisson. cx-Captain ID. l.. Ioney' sec
ond lieutenant Burkert. First Sergeant
W Farley, Second Sergeant X. ~.
owen. Third Sergeant X. II. crooks Al
ter some discussion. Mr.. W. W. oo4
offered the following; ...
Resolved, That in view OF the present
condition of the city treasury II Is me-
Incident as well as impossible 10 grant
the petition of he ManchesleI ''d'S W.
an appropriation Of 500
Mr.. Utz offered as a substitute the iol-
lowing:
Resolved That there be and is hereby
appropriated the sum of $500 to the Man
chester Grays. TO be paid by the hrsI OF
September, 1880
The following vote was recorded on inc
substitute
Ayes-Nlessrs. Patram. Utz and Mum.
Noes-Messrs. Sims. Green, fltz6eIald'
Pool. Ely. Hart and O'Brien.
The matter was finally referred 10 the
Finance Committee.
Postmaster Toney says that the indlca-
lions are that Manchester will have a
free delivery sytem shortly as the receipts
of the office exceed the sum which would
entitle the city 10 that luxury.
The Hastings Court was in session yes
terday. and considerable chancery BUSH
ness was transacted.
The condition of Deputy Constable
James II, Petit was reported to be better
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles II. Petit. who has been
sick for several days, was reported better
yesterday morning.
Mr. Charles Wake, of the Leader, IS
detained at home by sickness.
There viii be a tea under the auspices
of the Auxiliary of the brotherhood OF
locomotive Engineers, at the residence OF
Mrs. T.. il. Atwell, on Sommcs street, to-
night, for the benefit of the SICK ana
needy poor of the city. This Auxiliary
has done much good in this line. where
cases of necessity have been reported.
Nlrg. w. IL. White, who has been quite
sick At her residence, Sli Decatur street,
l. improving.
The little daughter Of Mr.. William 7.
Pugh is improving rapidly.
Mr.. Chcsley \. Jones has been detained
at his residence on HUH street, near
Third on account of sickness for several
days.
good programme has been arranged
for the charity entertainment which VIII
take place at Leader Hall next Saturday
night. the "a of February. The enter
tainnent is for a worthy cause, ana
should be well patronized. The Rich
mond and Danville band has kindly con
scented 80 furnish music on that occa-
sion. The sale OF tickets so far indl-
Gates that the house will be packed.
Master Herbert Clements continues quite
sick.
MI. Moseley Pulliam is visiting his
brother. Mr.. -. Il, Pulliam.
The ladies Of the Ciopton-Street Hapust
church who gave the entertainment last
week cleared $50.