The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-01-12
MANCHESTER COUNCIL:
TWO IMPORTANT QUESTIONS WE'RE
BEFORE THE CITY FATHERS
A General Vaccination VIII Probably -
Ordssed-Tbs Question ~ Anssxatsos
Diseased BY the Coancil.

A regular meeting OF the Manchestes
| City Council was held last night, WITH
| a full attendance OF members.
After the transaction Of routine busi-
| ness which embraced reports from the
standing committees. Mr.. Utz offered
resolution looking to the establishing OF
sewers under the Warren plan.
Mr.. Shotwcll, OF the Water Commit
tee. said that 1t would cost the city V60o
To construct sewers In accordance with
the plans.
A communication was received from the
Board of Health, asking for an appro-
priation of 500 for the purpose OF gem
eral vaccination. The report was re-
ferred 10 the Finance Committee, who
will meet conformity with the Board OF
Health on Monday night TO discuss the
matter.
Mr.. Sims offered a resolution that a
committee be appointed to confer with
the regular committee of the City Coun-
ell OF Richmond relative TO the annexa-
ton of Manchester to Richmond.
The matter was laid on the table, II
seemed to be the unanimous wish OF the
Council that an approval notice in regard
to this matter should be first received
from the Richmond Council. as that body
had taken the initiative In the matter
The Council then adjourned.
officers OF Henderson Lodge, /. y. u.
f.. were installed Tor the ensuing term
Thursday night. as follows:
Sitting Past Grand. Charles Crostic; No
bic Grand. II. A. Maurice; Vice Grand,
f.. 4. Jones' Secretary. Matthew Morton:
Treasurer. q. j. Markham; Chaplain j.
W. Toney; Warden, W. T. Hart; Conduc-
tor. &. =. Wells; Inside Guard, G. w.
Roach; Outside Guard W. r.. Brown.
Right supporter TO Noble Grand. l.. (.
Harris; LEFT supporter. Z. y. Mayes.
Right and Lett Supporters to Vice Grand.
j. o. Goode and "A. q. Belcher. Rlgnt
ana Left Scene Supporters, w. G.. Thomas
and G.. ). Williamson; Trustees. Matthew
Morton. &. ). Wells and w. T. Hart.
At the regular business meeting OF tte
Society OF Christian Endeavor. VI West
End Methodist Episcopal church. Thurs
day. the following officers were elected tor
the ensuing term OF six months: Mrs.
G.. a. Rains, president: j. II. BEDFORD,
vice president; W. X. Taylor, president.
Miss Maude Jennings. secretary; W. }.
Williams, superintendent junior depart
MELT; Miss Lily Carnow. assistant super
intendent: W. j. Williams, delegate TO
the State convention OF Christian Endea-
vorers to be held at stanton. Va. jan
uary II, 1885. This society meets every
Sunday evening at 4. NJ, al the above
church. Seats free to all.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank -. DuVal lost
their little son Hunter yesterday after
noon at O'Clock, at their residence on
the Riverview road, "A short distance from
this city The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon from the residence OF the
parents. !ntcrmeni was made In Marry
cemetery.
The funeral OF Mrs. !. NJ Farrow took
place from the residence Of her husband,
on Hull street, between Seventh and
Eighth, yesterday afternoon NJ I'D
O'Clock. The remains were Inferred In
Maury cemetery.
The entertainment which was given
Thursday night at Mrs. -. IL. Lipscomts
new building was a decided success. not
outstanding the Indictment weather.
Emmett Trpms condition was no better
yesterday morning.
Miss Flossie H. Moore left yesterday
afternoon for Petersburg. where she VIII
stay for some time
Rev. Robert n. Winfree, OF Midlothian,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr. w. !. Carter left yesterday evening
for the South. on business.
Mr. w. X. Beattie has returned home
from Philadelphia. ~
A good many citizens who live on the
river were engaged yesterday in saving
driftwood as II came down.
The river has risen over the small is
lands, and may reach up to Mayos
bridge.
Miss Hettie Winfree. who has been WIS.,
iting in this city, has returned to her
home in Chesterfield county.