The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-03
THE COMMITTEE
on CEMETERIES.
Action Of Lands and Buildings CON-
mttee Questioned.
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION,
Manchester Counciimcn May RecoA-
slider Their Vote Granting
building site 70 Mr Nm'
GratLnOWskL
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.
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Tie Committee on Cemeteries met IN
REGULAR session mt O'Clock last H's"'
win Messrs. pauam lcha.fm~n'' AO-
hot NnnnaIy aud Handiett present
Tine monthly report Of Superintendent
~ N. Alien was read and approved
The question as TO the right OF the
1onds and buildings COMMITTEES TO grant
IN certain parties land that is cmD'aeei
sn the cemetery Dot was raised, and after
some debate. a resolution was adopted
requesting the president Of tho Council
10 call that body together to further
consider the matter OF granting n Duiid-
ine site 10 Mr. William Gratno"shl ana
tho committee then adjourned
Tho Board Of Fire Commissioners met
ana transacted routine business. Those
present were MCssrs. o. Bucn, Green ana
datram
BUSINESS MONS ASSOCIATION.
The committee of the Board ot Trade
APPOINTED hy President Da0ron TO form
1l'ato bylaws. met in the office ol Mr
D. j.. Pullam yesterday afternoon ana
accomplished their work. Whl.h VIII ne
submitted 20 that body at the meeting
81 Toueys Hall tomorrow afternoon at
O'Clock.
The committeeman present woro
Niessrs DAMON, Walden, Sncli1gs ana
pulliam.
The name ~ tho body win be changed
% the business Mems Association on
Manchester"
y CrossIov was arrested by Onicor
Smith last night on the charge Of bcine
drunk and disor8erlv Grossly has bnt
recently been released from the clutche'
~ Justice John.
MAY RECONSIDER THE VOTE.
Since the granting of certain land 10
Mr. WIN. Gratnowski, by the city
Council 1t IS understood that several of
The holders OF lots in Maury Cemetery
are considering the question OF entering
q protest against the grant.
The grounds for tho protest are that
-he property so granted extends into
the cemetery, and that the building,
.,-srecie1. would mar the beauty and in-
7erfere with the view Of the cemetery.
Councilman Abbott will. at the next
meeting OF the Council whether in GALE
al or regular session. move that the vote
by which the grant was given Mr.. Gratz-
uowsii he rocOnsidered and be is con-
fdent that the Council, with the new
lieht before them, viii sustain IFS mo-
fion.
MI Abbott. and the other members Of
The Council ore favorable 20 the grant
ing ~ some site in the city 90 ar Gratz-
nowski FOR his plant hut after examining
tho ground and hearing the protests of
the citizens they feel that the site That
rraufoH a4 fhn n moot inc of lfUUn-
sell Is not the proper one
This action by the Council win. or
I Course. interfere with the plans or Mr.
tgratznowslti. but ~ g. generally believed
that with IFS woll-known energy. ana
1.-THE willingness OF the city Council 90
aaid him. DE viii Doe located on % short
while
PROPERTY TRANSFER.
The Mayo bridge md Land Company
having changed IFS name 10 the Mayo
land ana Bridge Company an tho prop
sriy owned bv the company under tho
former name has been transferred 20 tho
company under the latter name The
property Is valued ut $4,000
\ real estate agent Of prominence snid
yesterday morning that, owing TO the in-
duoements onered I'm this city, nearly
nifty families had recently taken up their
residence here These families represents
ed various classes of citizens. and are an
iuosi valuable acquisitions % the popu-
latior.
The street Committee with the recent
appropriations will start at once ON
permanent Improvements. and Mluchos-
ter VIII soon have am up-to-3ate appear
snce as % streets ana the inducements
as 20 q residential city are already most
attractive.
There IS not case of smallpox In tho
city. The only case that appeared here
during the prevalence of the disease
throughout other sections Of the state.
has been cured. and several weeks ago
The patient was pronounced we'll and
dismissed. The fact that small nox was
kept ont OF this city is due entirely %
the energetic work Of the Board OF
Health ana tho city Council The for
MGR body. through its president. Dr.
Lawrence Ingram. asked the latter Tor
money FOR vaccination purposes. and the
money was promptly given. and the
city thoroughly vaccinated. Then upon
Tho appearance Of the case OF smallpox,
which came from Newnort News The
Board % Health. through IT'S precedent
exorfcd every resource. and by faithful
persistent work held the dread disease
down 20 ono case. md that has been
cured and the ratieut DISCHARGED
PERSONAL AND NOTES.
Mrs. oscar Smith OF Durham. n. C., Is
visiting her mother. Mrs bradshaw. on
Perry street
Mr. J. crooks. OF Selma. " c.. is Wis
fling his family ON Perry street.
Mr. W. Z. Pollard. who has hcen en-
poyed AZ Harnlshs bakery for some |
weeks. has returned 20 his home In Pc |
tershurg
Squire w. - lithcow who has been !
confined 20 his room for several days. !
IS able 10 10 ont
4 mule attached % one OF the Dunlop /
Mills wagons broke through Mayos /
bridge Yesterday morning and DELAYED |
traffic on the trolley cars for some time. |
The mule was not hurt.