Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-12
REPAVE HULLSTREET
MANCHESTER COUNCIL DECIDES TO
HAVE THIS WORK DONE.
Want n Good service md Cars sub
jcct TO Inspcc'lou-Dcatb at VIZ.
the south Side.

The most important matter 10 como before
,he body was the report Of the
Finance Committee. recommending that
HUI street be paved. which. after con
siderable discussion. was adopted. Tho
resolution adopted reads as follow:
"EesoivNl That the Finance Commit
tee. after careful consideration or the
recommendation Of the Street Committee
in regard TO the repaving of Hull street
from the Southern railway crossing TO
Fifteenth street. recommend to tho Couu-
Gil that the work be done. and that the
Street Committee be authorized TO have
the work done at a cost not TO exceed
for the city's part 5000. and 10 report
Ia the Council before commencing said
work plans. etc, in regard 10 rails. 'tc,
OF the street railway company on SAID
Hull street. and proper ordinance re-
curing the street railway to pay for
their proportion of the repaving u Hun
street"
Mir Poole offered as al amendmen, 10
the resolution. that tax or =" Genus Oh
the 800 be provided 10 meet the cost Of
this and other street improvements
This amendment was vigorously or
posed by Mr.. Smms. and upon me Fo'e
being taken Il was rejected 10y vote OF
10 10 The resolution was then adopted
by a vote Of to Mess's fooie anu
Patram voting against 1t.
A letter was read from Mr.. H. "A. Jor-
dan applying for the position OF HupeIIh-
tend,nt Of the Almshouso Referred TO
the Almsbcuse Committee
WANT \ GOOD CAR-SERNlCE.
Tho foIlor.,nc resolutions. offered by Mr..
Sims, WAS adopted: .,,ooioi c,,,-
miitce OF three. ana ihSlruGt W. I,'ri,,e 80
ATTORNEY to give 10 the sald COMMUTE
ISihin ion dgyS mis- opinion in regard 10
the franchise granted the KchmVnu dna
Manchester Railway Comp"ny No. 10 run f len,
minute schedule. in consideration Of priv
leges granted them- ,... a.. .,,-.. In
ALSO. n the city can have the cars IN
snected while running on sad hull street
anl renoried If not in proper condition
Wcssrs Hart. Green. and Patram were
appointed as the committee .
MIR Poole offered a resolution. Wn nc,
was adoptcd. providing for the appoint
r,ent of a committee Of three. To- meet
similar committee from the school IruS-
tees. to consider the pteStlon 81 hIi'Is
Ing the school facilities MtsSrS. hart
Campbell and ttZ were appo'hted upo"
'' The ~ Tnuncn after considering several
other matters Of minor Importance, ad-
1ourned
DEATH OF MIR. FURCRoN.
Mr. Tbomas Furcron, one Of the oldest
citizens OF Manchester, dlcd very suh-
4 nlv Thursday afternoon OF hcUt us
ease coroner BroadndN vieWe1 'hr boIN'
and considered an inquest unIrc. = al y;
D.Ccased was in his Ath year. ana had
I'm a resident or this city tor hall u
crnfury. MIR. FuTcron was born IN 'h's-
teriicld county. ana for SOM l!iIlc pas
lived at his home, on Co"ardin avenue;
Ill l..
honorable man. and has many fTi-nhs
VINO will be sorry t. hear Of rs sulnfy,n
death ~ wcs the father OF Messrs H.
W. and NJ L. furcron. ...,..1,,. o.,
His funeral took place yesterday AT
NaurV Cemetery. "
Nrs Readily. stepmother OF Mr. ".
J. Ready. Of tins ,cilY ui',' hrniSy,omI
morning at the residence Of her huso9.m,u,
cn,psr Tenth and Maury streets. Inc
remains will be taken 10 Bonneville Tor
i"t !H,Ip 'nwirl-known citizens of Manchester
Yesterday afternoon We're STANDING
en- Hull street, engaged in IN
d ,,on Of ~ sanneXinc Manchester and
Tibrond or the four. only one WAS OPP
u1S%j 80 this city being joined "a lLch-
'nond. the others declaring that MAJ m
CHESTER would be gre4t4y, benefited oy tnt III.
aru"xation. and would by no means A''
Ia worst Of The hargsln. ,.,--. ,.d
Aa.u;ant Hunter Of Baltimore, anG
Capiain Wiu'crbottom. of petersburg; WI!
conduct the services 80 49, ~,
TO- .,irrr viii be served. 70 which
th,. public is cor.lillly invited.
SOM az our citizens no went over 70
the Fair Thursday are co'npitlilnG u. '' a.,
thev had 10 rIt am extra 'tI-iaI' Dl
account Of the t4l iuaDaStm NJ "i 'ii1,
of he other liu-s 10 which they had n'rh
transferred from 'he MT"'hes'er cars
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. benjamin =. owen. IT.. eI,io i,.i, 81
tvphoid-feyer. expects TO be ont "S''"
N.,sieT Emmett Turpm contiru-S Very
IN ut his mothers residence OH I"' W.
s', Sadie Robertson. Of Ch,st,cr. il,
visiting MIS- John G. Robertson al f"''7'
' r.. Winchester G,rman Chh. have
postUonpd their german until next filddS
nicht. on account OF the inability 10 secure
Leader Hall Inst night, p..
Mr. Thomas i. Williamson, 81 ''i'-
NOR. was in the city Eest"rda}, .
Miss Ruby Il. Ddl,ucN, OF 'oWhat1n' -
vist.ng Mrs. NJ G.. Tu.pin, GA Porter
IN NJ shotwen is adding a third story to
Cowariu aycnu, and Perry str 81.
MIR john Henry Parker. of pre"Iy
nlaa' + n 'hs sr ci,y 9a ', ainr to the
rear - his store on the corner OF liui'
Mr T.. V CCN;bill Of 'htstclneld Noui' =
hous.. Wa iu This city Thur+dat. <-
Mr.. Ernest H. Wells has returned from
Chesterfield Courthouse.
Ms Lily Wells. OF Chesterfield. Is
vieliug Miss Ellen Brosdn"N. On 'oI''i
street. ,. ,.
Nir. john Turpip. Of Iiollsloto', was
IN the city yesterday. 49,
Nj. oscar IiaIr.s. % Charlo,tsS'ihc' j.
visiting Dir. Il. H. Morrisaclt.
Miss Ieail Evans - dDWln'N "a he'
home. in S~ansbor0 by sickness ..,
Some OF the streets Of this Guy are sun
in a very bat condition.
The panorama "IuElims Progress va
presented ~ Leader Hall last night noio.'
i fair audience. Professor thdrI's
Maurice display,i the stgreOpticcn views
and delivered an entertaining lecture Gr
scriptiye OF tie scenes portrayed anon "
canvas The entertainment was Tor N
benefit Of the orphans VI locomotive, nbl
neers. ana was given under The auspi,c
OF the Ladies. Auxiliary &C the iirothcr
hood % Locomotive Engineers. quite
snug sum was realized.