The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-10-08
CITY FATHERS
OF MANCHESTER.
The City Council and the Finance and
Street Committees,
FUNERAL OF MRS. SNELLINGS.
II VIII Take Place This Morning at
1890 From the Residence of Mrs.
Gresory-The Injury 20 Mr..
George Brands.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SNELLINGS.
Manchester BUREAU. lIcHnoND li'iEs,
1870 Hull Street. eattg Block.

Council last night. Captain John OBrien
the president presided and quorum OF
members were present.
The meeting was called by the president
for the Council 20 raufy the voting places
selected by the Election Committee rms
was done and the Council then ADJOURNED.
The Finance Committee met DID regular
monthly session last night I'm the Treas
urors office Nir. S.. w. Pool the chair
man. presided. only routine business
was transacted and bills approved anu
ordered TO be paid.
The Street Committee held a special
session last night bon the city Engineer 8
office lu Leader Building Nothing OF
special interest was transacted.
MRS. SNELLlNG5' FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs. olivia Sna.lines VIII
take place this morning at 1880 % clock
from the residence Of her daughter, Mrs.
IT,. 81. Gregory at No. li)l cambridge
streets. MIS-. Sneliugs died Thursday al
tha residence of her SON. Sir Charles s..
sncUlnes &c Norwood. n. e.. the zee
mains reached the city last uisht aft $40
O'clock On The Southern railroad and We're
taken 10 the above number
Sis. Snelunes was lne oi- member
r Eanbrdco-S Street Baptist church, Sine
in the sxty-df-h year of her age.
Che service win he conducted b> Rev.
Irs D.. r. Th0rnhll and W. Z. Hatch
Tho intarmUl viii De- MADE in
3laury Cemetery.
the following gentlemen viii act as
...-l.,ea-srs. ,raser. raciev. w
brands. n. A. Davidson. A. T. sneilIngs.
B. 81 Robertson and John T.. Utz. All
The above gentlemen are deacons Of
Hafrh.ide.-s Street BAPTIST church.
Tho honorary rrli-bearers viii he
,ro-srs w. II. owens. 10. O.. Rroaddus.
j. u. J.uatt and Fred. A.. Lamb.
LEFT FOR LOUIS VILE
rrr AUGUST O. Brands Ieff yesterday on
t.. o. ntol1rr train far louisville Ky,
a.. D.. ,.i,b a-d -ttarl 40 his son. lfr. Geo.
Trarlf- Narrirr has been roard from
,f- Brands since tr. TELEGRAM received
-r,rre3lv from tia master mechanic eft
DIS Shops. Die was badly injured aboul
tie eyes while engaged n DTS work az
ne southern railroad shops p, ''e' p.a.'
Wne,e Ae "a ietfNiH- me ..'N' 'l OBJ i-.-
cllnisI. iie nag only '.A '"7'
.D' 1903" i.'i.-l-
DID. people 'ie aIt'Id ne i7 'ii
hurt
Mrs. SNGLIlNGs FUNERAL
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eyes. li MADE a N--Y .t. o- DID. "' ana
the .tLe yellow n.el quite prnlua ly. lt
appears chat the ooiUraI boy was throw
.no st e..nF ee. and MISSED DIS aim
striking young Mo-es.
El.1elt HIl-tOEIUNE.
A. pretty u..rI..-. Was .muzrd af q
o'clock Tfured4v nieht az the residence ~
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john Fortune. the brother OF the bride.
acted as best man. Rey. vs.. r. Williams
..ator of Er.st-Erd Methodist church
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mem o'-'
AFTER me ceremony o reception was
ienaeiea iIe "s"ly-Wen'ea p"lr. iHey
"''- 800, '.,'-,.
Mayor Maurice nat arhtrs er. Dr..
fore him yesterday morning ia the Temple
0l Justice.
Eddy Green ana Harvey Taylor two
q lro-4m Do citizens. ..ara ..u
the act Thursday night By officer Wright
al the railroad crossing and HUI street
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-.'.t so1..r.-t 0..-.. -fs otn.r
'r1e Chi.f and tir ivr.elf stated that
negro boys and men would consregate lu
tlla uelsloprlo0d lu crowds 4ul were "a
nuisance o. tle community. Inc Prison
CTS were nuel $50 each.
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a~-il.e In t1e Cnastera..d Chronicle writ
f-n bv lfr. T1lrpin the Pownatan cor
respondent. Nr Wessou, IL IS said went
after tae scribe with stick, bug "as
knocked out hy solar pleNus ceiFeiea
oy lf. IuiDini u..-. ,f,.r,..ras or.
.ll.u., W. w., $500 ,,rder bo15 In tle sum
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