The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-11
4. ROYAL,
d. L. TONEY.
W. II. OWENS,
r. c. BROADDUS,

This matter had been presented 70 the
Finance Committee who referred II 10
the Council with the recommendation
that the proposition he adopted.
The promoters Of the plant want the
city 10 erect a building AZ the cost Of
about 5000 They will pay rent AT the
rate of six per cent. on the money eX-
pended with the option 81 either renew
ing the lease at the expiration OF hye
years or buying the property
MIR. ADAMsON PRESENT.
Mr.. A. l., Adamson was present, and
addressed the Council in the inter2s- Of
IN. proposed enterprise The members
gave their Views pro and con In refer
ence 10 tho matter which took up ?hou'
ono and a half hours OF the Council s
time. -
Mr. Jones moved that the matter DO
referred 10 a special committee, to meet
with them and report back TO the Coun-
ell at as early date as possible
DEATH OF AN INFANT.
Richard Watkins Branch. the infant s4'
OF Mr.. George y. Branch, u,eu q. .,
father's residence yesterday afternoon AZ
5.9o o'clock. This IS the second death IN
this family within the past six weeks,
the mother having died during the latter
part OF April.
The funeral will take place from the
house No. 405 west Fifteenth street ms
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. 4. II. Rey-
noids will conduct the services. The IN
terment will he made IN Maury cemetery
Welded IN CHESTERFIELD,
Mr. Junius A. Brown and MISS &c ,
toria Miller were married al hoptMo,'
church I'm Chesterfield county on We'd
nesdsv night. Rev. Mr. Williams, the
nastor was the officiating minister. Al
Ter the ceremony . reception was tend
cred AZ the home Of the groom. where
an old-time Virginia frolic was INDUCED
Edwin Fowlkes. the infant son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Fowl1es, died yesterday
morning at his parents residence On
Nineteenth and Stockton streets.
The funeral took place at the grave IN
Maury cemetery yesterday afternoon
ut o'clock. Rev. ]. o. Sullivan pastor
of oak Grove Baptist church. conducted
the services.
TAKE WARNING.
The Chfef-Of-Police has instructed his
force 70 have all persons summoned De
fore the Mayor who have not procured
licenses for their vehicles. There have
been a goodly number OF people who
have failed to attend to this duty Inc
time for procuring these licenses EXPIRED
on the first day Of May. but the Mayor
bas {rduIged them TO the present time.
Grand Secretary James a. Lipscoino'
Grand Treasurer J. w. Toney and Dele
gates Ira w. Alley and William Graves
will leave tonight for Whining
ton y. c. They will attend the Grand
Grove of Druids which will meet In that
city on Monday next
The Grand Grove is composed OF SUB
ordinate groves from this state ana
North Carolina.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr.. Charles Sharp has returned home
from a visit TO Washington.
Mr.. W. r. Flournoy. who has been
EMPLOYED 40 Norfolk for some time past
has returned home.
Mr.. Archer Pettgrew who was injured
bv falling from his horse Wednesday
afternoon at Forest Hill is getting on
very nicely.
Mr.. William T. Smith. Of Cowardin-
Avenue. is detained at home by sickness
'souire A. B. Tyson. the statesman
from the Second Ward. is in Roanoke
on a visit.
Rev. George II. McFaden, pastor 81
Fifth-Street Methodist church. Is detain-
ed at home by sickness.
Mr.. Henry c. Ferguson Is kept from
business on account OF sickness
Mr.. John Lumpkin. Of Smithville. Va,
Is the guest Of his mother on east Ninth
street
Mr. John Moore is sick at his home
IN Swansboro.