The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-08
THE OFFICIAL RETURNS
SHOW THE ELECTlON or FLASA-
0xN, HARRISON AyD wO0D
In the sixteenth District-Jadgc Cloptohs
Opinion Concerning Hull rfrss' I''e'
trio Line--Other Manchests' News
MANCHESTER BUREAU RICHMOND lfxr~
NO 1921 HULL STREET. BsA1rIk BLoch''

Of,icial ard unofficial returns received 80
Or from the sixteenth district snow
nrettv conclusively that Flanagan and
Harrison ,Fusionists) aud WOOD ,Dem)
will represent the district in the next
Legislature. The official vote Oh Shesesi-
field is as follows: 80,
Parrish. 81; Flanagan, 5-6; Wood vs.
Davis So: Harrison. ,Os; Morrissett, 40
Wood DeuD. for the House, goes from
Manchester and Chesterfield 10 Powha'ah
with l.gB; Davis (Dem:l, l,.D-, har. ,,..s,
Fusionlst), l,V0i MorrisseI tFusio''S'1'
me official vote OF Powhatan has nos
vet bean received, but unofncia returns
nave come In from every precliice III ,s ..as
county except Supiett = III tns b,s
Harrison Fusionisu ran anea a9,a, " Is
colleaeue. Morrissett Wood GEM
elected. 10 the House, ana the Noec ~
tween Davis DEM ana Harrison W. a-
sionist) is exceedingly close. Inc P.SsD's
biIity Is that WOOD ,Jeh- anu taS~esres.
CkTsionisU will be the two 1eiesa'eS
elected. -. >,archas-
ter met at 10 o'clock yesterday , uoii,ans
i'm the office of the clerk of the husuhes
Cont and canvassed last Tuesday woe.
The Official count is as follows: NJ "
Parrish. 40: W. NJ. Flanagan 90 WI
liam ". Swami, il; William X; Oas.s'
r. q. w OOH, J''s y. II.
293 Il. T. Morrissett. y@. a..
Mr.. Il. II. Morrissett went out 10 ches-
tertield Courthouse yesterday 10 LOON a.
ter his interest before the Cailtassins
Roari Major Joseph Walker, chalr intn
of tine Republican party IN Chesterneiu'
accompanied him.
There having been great conlpia III
among tile citizens OF Manchts,er ,ila. .n'.
street-cars on the HuIl-Street iine passlns
over Mayo's bridge do not MAKE the ten
minute schedule, which the railway coip-
pany agreed to give the puonc, ditu 49,
that defective cars are us@u upon 80
line the CITY Council a short time siiitc
axnointed a special committee, cohsisutls'
OF Alessrs Green. Hart. ana fatIan. 70
look into the matter. ana relueStcu ou"s
Clopton. the city Attorney 70 p,sse" ',,,o NJ
the subject This committee neid a meet
ing last night I'm the Couiici clan 1.l,.' (, (,
Judge CloltOn was present anu plSs.,'.'.
a written opinion, which was III supS.dii. :
that rho power to compel the company 10
run thei. cars on the schedule aSre,I
upon lay with the Mayor, VINO sn 81
direct the police TO report 20 MN al w
fections and to impose fineS IN e'tcn ca .
In regard to the question OF delcctNc
cars. Judge Clopton presenter 70 SilyS
committee an ordinance whlch ne ns.i
prepared for presentation 70 W ,i ~ 10
nroviding for a regular inspection OF ule
cars by the City Engineer OF Shhciltseoi ,
TO whom the ordinance gives the po ,'..,
TO order all cars not In proper Svnul'loll
To be taken OIL Oh tuc INV 80 ), H.,
such order il not cbeyed tine Is 10 De
imposed OF not less than 80 nor more
than 500 in each case. -
The committee decided to recommend 70
the Council the adoption OF judge Siop-
toms opinion at its meeting to-nignt.
The Paragon Minstrcls gave the Hrst or
two entertainments before a iarsS auu,
ence at Leader Hall last night. Inc iei-
lowing attractive programme was ieu-
dered:
Grand opening chorus. by company;
Bones-C A. Pickett and j. a. VIII
Tambo|E. r. Jones and c. p. Davis.
as one Heart Divine. Y. r. Burton; 81
OH Uncle John, j. \. Williamson; u,
Baby on the Wall. Il. u. Bairi; til Down
on the Ohio. r. r. Jones; 90 only one
Girl I'm the World for Ne, Charles Pun
phrey; 90 Son OF the Desert Am l. ). l.
Finaie-My Old Kentucky Home, by the
Paragon Sextette.
PART SECOND.
Jawbone-Munn, Pickett. and Jones
scene i'm the Hotel Jefferson-Munn
Williamson, Burton. and Jones.
The Fun Makers, PROFESSOR Sky pples
and His Observation-Disclosures Skyboley
j. A. williamson his assistant, f.. L
Paragon Mandolin Band.
Finale-Dark Town School. by company
The entertainment VIII close to-hlsIu
| with an attractive programme.
The Missionary Tea. which was post
poned from last Thursday night, tooh
MACE last night at O'Clock AT F.fth
| Street church An interesting address
| was delivered by Rev. ". w. Lear, aho
| there was good music.
A regular meeting Of the city Counci
| will be held tonight AZ I'D o'clock II
| the Council chamber. This VIII pc an I'M
| portant meeting, as the matter or the re-
| having of Hull street will then be den
| nitely settled. Captain Andrew Pizzini i
| expected to appear before the body ane
| state definitely what his company Is VIII
ing To do I'm regard to laying new rdll'
| upon that portion of Hull street whici
| Is TO be reDaVed and also whether tnes
| will pay their proportion OF the cost o.
| the work. -.
There will also be meeting OF th'
| Finance Committee at o'clock to-nlght
| Mr. Philip Ayett, who has been engl
| neering for the sewer system I'm this clty
! has accepted a responsible position witt
| the Southern Pacific Railroad COmpdh,
! In New Orleans. He will be the reslden
| engineer in the construction or larS
| bridge across the Mississippi at the pom
| of the Southern Pacific railroad. lie VII
| leave tonight for New Orleans 70 com
| mence his new work. ,,,,,,
| Mr. Aylett is son of Colonel william
| r. Aylett. of King William county ant
| IS considered very skillful engineer
| Rev. w. X. Haight, Judge -. A. ran
| cock. and Mr. Robert Criddle nave peei
| annointed TO represent Clopton-Stree
| chnrch at the State Baptist Association
| that meets In Petersburg this month.
Messrs. w II. and II. j. Bolton nav
| gone TO Atlanta to visit the Exposition.
| Mrs. c.. A. Raines and children left Wen