The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-07-02
PART OF TAXES
TO BE REFUNDED.
The Manchester Councils Finance
Committee is Generous.
POST OFFICE HOURS JULY 4TH.
The Substitute Teachers for the School
Next Session-A Competent Teach
err - other Manchester
News Notes.
POST OFFICE HOURS JULY 4TH.
MANCHESTER BuREAu R1ounoxD TmEs.

| tracted by the different branches OF the
| city government were ordered 20 be paid.
A petition was received from. Messrs &.
Allison e Addison, who own a guano plant
on the river front asking for a rebate In
taxes. which they claim to be excessive.
| A recommendation was made to the
Council in favor of the concern. The plant
| is situated in the county but the taxes
on the same have TO be paid TO the city.
POSTOFFICE HOURS.
The Manchester postofiice will observe
| holiday hours Monday, that being the
Fourth Of July a national holiday. The
carriers will take up the first mail from
| the boxes at o'clock. They Will make
| their regular 10 o'clock delivery. At 10
| o'clock the Office will be closed for the
| day. 1t will open at the usual hour OF Z
| O'Clock in the morning.
MANCHESTER PATRONS.
Any person I'm Manchester who would
| Ike 10 subscribe for the Sunday or daily
| Richmond Times can be furnished with
] the same by leaving their names with
! Friend Brothers. druggists, @. Berger
| HUI stree. Or at No. 503 Hull str Ct
| Their names will be given TO the regular
| carrier and they viii be assured prompt
| and regular delivery.
A COMPETENT TEACHER.
The name Of Miss Ida Brown was I'M
| Intentionally omitted as one OF the teach
| ers elected for the Banbridge Street Pub
| lie School at the meeting held by the
| Board Thursday night
This young lady has been an instructor
| for several terms and has always given
| entire satisfaction TO those in charge OF
! the institution.
All of the old teachers in this school
were reelected for the coming term.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS.
At the School Boards meeting Thursday
night substitute teachers for the white
schools were elected a follows
Mrs Lizzie Trainham. Miss Florence
Bidgood Miss Florence Brands, Miss
| Rosa Mccullough and Miss Mary Warng.
The following were elected TO serve in
the colored graded schools:
Teachers-Q. VIM. Moon. Laura Hob
son. Clifford l.. Winfree. Mary +. Wash
ington. Bertha Il. Hughes. Leila a. John
son. Lucy j. Winfree. Winnie 5. Black
well.
Substitute teachers-Nannie G.. Robert
son. Lewis w. Giles. Amanda a. john
son.
The only changes made in the list OF
teachers I'm all schools were Laura Hob
son and Bertha Hughes. They will take
the places Of Lewis w. Giles and Nan
ME G. Robinson.
After the election Of teachers. Captain
O'Brien. the chairman, announced the
following standing committees for the
ensuing term:
Grades-A d. Shotwell. John O'Bren,
s p. Jones and c. V. Green.
Building and Land-John J. Bayley. /.
NJ. Nunnally. +. IL. Fitzgerald and G..
@. Ely.
Finance-W. w. Pool. G. A. Carr, B. a.
Nunnally and Il. r. Rucker.
Special Committee 10 Revise School
Rules-L. NJ. Nunnally. John J. Baylev
John OBrien. f. II. Fitzgerald. W. W
Pool. d. l.. Pulliam (superintendenD, a.
II. Fitzgerald prncipaD, and J. H.
Blackwell (principaD.
The Board decided 10 open schools for
next session on September Il. 1895, and
close June 15 1899.
CITY CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
The City Central Committee has been
called to meet In the office Of Chairman
Lawrence r. Pool. corner Eighth and
Hun streets, tonight at s o'clock.
The committee will transact rrutine bus
mess and make arrangements towards
the appointment Of delegates TO the Con-
gressional Convention. This convention
will be held in Richmond in August.
The term Of Office Of this committee has
expired. but they will hold over until
their successors are appointed. which will
be done this spring.
FUNERALS YESTERDAY.
Mrs. Christiana A. c. Clarke died al
here late residence I'm SwansborO Thurs
day afternoon at 2:2j o'clock. She was
in the ffty-hfth year Of her age.
The funeral took place from West-End
Methodist church yesterday afternoon at 3
O'Clock. Rev. w. T. Williams. the pastor.
conducted the services. The interment
was made in Maury cemetery.
The remains OF the late Mrs. Mary r.
Bass were sent on the 9:0j o'clock train
on the Coast Line railroad yetesrday
for Skinquarter. In Chesterfield county.
The services were held at the church by
the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Williams. The inter
ment was made in the family burying-
ground.
The funeral Of the infant child OF Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Davis took place from
the residence yesterday afternoon at 4
o'clock. The interment was made in
Maury cemetery.
WITH THE SICK.
Captain A. c. Attkisson. the Common
wealth s-Attorney of Manchester, is quite
III at his home. on Perry street.
Mrs. d. E. Lipscomb. who has been
III for several weeks past, is slightly i'm
proved.
Mayor Maurice had three black tramps
before him yesterday morning to engage
his attention.
William Johnson. and John Smith. who
were discharged from the Richmond city
Jail few days ago. and Howard Smith
we're depredating on the property Of the
Southern Railroad Company. They were
coraled by the railroad police and lodged
In Jail Howard Smith was given a few
minutes 10 shake the dust OF this city
from his hoofs. The other two were given
fifteen days each in the city jail.
BRIEF MENTION.
Mr.. r. G. Southan. Commemorative
Attorney OF Amelia county. isIn the city.
The guest Of Judge John II. Ingram.
Mrs. w. Henry White and Miss Lizzie
Nunnally left yesterday morning for Nor
folk. They were accompanied by Master
Beverly Winfree. II Powhatan.
Manchester Lodge 4. T. and 4 NJ
will meet in the Masonic Temple tonight
Miss Maud Barrett left yesterday TOR
Dorestts Powha IAN county. where she
will visit friends and relatives.
Miss Marie Terrell. Of Louisa. who has
been visiting Miss Norma Lthgow, Of
this city, left yesterday for Cha ,lOttes-
VILE
Misses Minerva and Mary Bernard
Weeks of Petersburg, are the guests OF
Miss Norma Lithgow Of Eleventh and |
Perry streets
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