The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-11-12
THE HULL-STREET LINE.
DIFFERENCES BETWEEy COUNCIL
AND R4ILRO.4D TO BE DISC USED.
Happenings I'm Manchester Yesterday ana
sunday-A Charity Tea Tonight
Death of n Citizen Personals.
M.scursrrn BUREAU RICHMOND TIMES.

NJ ANcHFsTTE BUREAU RICHMOND ZINES.
No. 1921 HUI. srnE.-. BrATrtE BLOCH
The City Council will hoit special
session tonight to consider the street.
car matter, which came up before that
body at its regular meeting last FRIDAY
night. There was a difference between
what the Council wished the Richmond
and Manchester Electric railway to do and
what that company thought II could AFFORD
10 do. and at the meeting Tonight the
whole matter will be discussed and some
decision arrived at. The Council thinks
that tho company should lay new ralls
upon the line. and also pave two feet on
eacn side of it's tracks with granite
sDalls. and the City Attorney has given
IL as his opinion that il is proper that
the company Should bear a reasonable
portion of the expense OF repaVing. 1T Is
hoped that by discussion an amicable
understanding may be reached.
Nr. John H. Wade. who for some years
past have been employed at the
Ricrmohd Locomotive ana Machine
Works as a boiler-.n iker, lied sun
dav morning at his home, on
west Eighth street. in this city, aged
thirty-eight years. His death was caused
By pneumonia. from which he have been
i'll for the past three weeks. His remains
were taken TO Petersburg for burial III
the family buryins ground.
Young Colored man. named bduie
Moody. was before Mayor Maurice yester-
day morning on the charge Of assauitlns
w \. Neal Saturday night In the latter ,
bar-room, on Hull street. IL was stated
in court that the negro went into Neal
place and assaulted him with 10TH, III
iicting "a wound in his face, upon when
a nd fired TWO Sfl0lH
AT him. neither of which. however TOOK
effect. Both parties were arrested. lheir
case was continued until tomorrow, ana
each allowed bail In the sum OF >o".
1-be Charity Tea" which will be given
tonight at the home of Mrs. charles
Petit corner OF Twelfth and stockton
streets. will doubtless draw large crowd.
The following programme has been ar
ranged: Song. MIR. George Taylor. OF
Picbnond. recitation. Miss Agnes Gary,
of Richmond: duet, Sampson and Flour
noy: recitation, Mr.. George Taylor; song,
Professor Willie Snellings. musical
treat both vocal and instrumental, VIII
be in store for those who attend. Ike
freshments VIII be served.
ARRANGEMENTS have been perfected by
the Southern Railway Company with the
Richmond Fire Department, whereby the
Southern shops in this city will have the
benefit OF that department In case or IRE.
Chief Fuller paid the shops a visit few
days since, and formed a general idea of
their arrangement.
The following cases were before the
Police Court yesterday morning;
Rufus Jackson and Henry Jones (both
colored) were charged with fighting In
the street Jackson was fined s. and
Jones $50.
Several boys were before his 'Ionor
charged with teasing Hing Lee, the &C.
lesiial who conducts a laundry shop on
Hull street They were assessed 81 each.
Stephen Davis (colored was turned
ever to tho commission Of lunacy for eX-
ANIMATION tito his mental ccLdition.
The memorial services, which were TO
have been conducted at Central Metho-
dist church Sunday morning, were
postponed until after the conference on
account of the nclemency OF the weather.
NJ. and Mrs. T.. &. Mcdowell lost Their
infant child. aged twelve aonths, satul-
dav night. at 9 o'clock. at their nome, IN
Richmond Rev W +. Hurt conducted
the funeral services at 10 O'Clock yester-
day morning, and the ,nterhehl LOOK
place i'm Maury cemetery.
The condition OF Miss Sallie Mum was
thought 10 be slightly improved last
evening Her brother, Councilman MUM
e. detained at home on account OF SICK
ness ., =.
vitations for lie marriage of tfeir dausn-
ter. Miss Effie Neal, 10 Mr.. LudWeh VII
kinson The ceremony Will take place at
the brides residence. in SwansDoro' on
the 18th OF this month.
There will be a special meeting or Lily
camel No. 3. D. OF L.. tonight, for the
nurpose OF adoption OF bylaws. All
members are requested TO be present
Nr ". j. Carter left Sunday night for
columbia 10 act as expert judge of shoe
horses competing for premiums al the
South Carolina State Fair on the l@th
18th. and 18th. While away Mr.. carter
will take I'm the Exposition at Atlanta
and visit other southern cities.
The Young Ladies Aid Society OF the
PRESBYTERIAN church Will have an oyster
sumner al the church on the night Of the
2lst of this month.
The Rev Mr. Benjamin Dennis preach
cd his first sermon at Meade Memorial
church Sunday morning. Mr.. Dennis
preached a short sermon to small but
appreciative congregation. Inc pad
weather kept a large portion OF the
church-goers at home.
At West-End church Sunday morning
Rev. Mr.. Stiff preached special sermon
TO the official board Of the church. ana at
night he preached TO the Christians.
MIR. BENJAMIN Walker has gone 10
Alabama. and VIII take in the Atlanta
Exposition before returning.
Mr.. Allie Smith. who has been i'll
with typhoid-fever, has recovered suiii-
cicntly TO be out.
Mrs. W. II. Bag5y is improving after
several weeks illness at her home, on
Cambridge street.
Mr.. John \. Burk will leave On the
18th of this month IN a business trip
through the State.
Mr.. Charles Friend is visiting the At
lanta Exposition.
Mr. Cleveland \of nicta.nriaI