The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-04
THE MANCHESTER
TRADES PARADE
The Business Men Making Arrange
ments for it.
COMMITTEES HOLD A MEETING.
OF tia Police 60 he DraIted-Noney
Raised for Central Church.
Personal Mention.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
lll2 Hull street (Beattle Block

lll2 HUI street tBeatte Block.
The Business Mems Association held
as regular monthly meeting last night Ia
Toneys Han. The meeting was largely
attended Preparations for Manchesters
part In the grand Carnival were discussed
at length.
Committees were appointed to canvass
the town in interest Of the Trades Parade.
The gentlemen on the committee are
Mossrs. A. J. Danron. r. b. Cersley. A.
l.. Adamson II. L. Beatte and William
GratsnoWski.
The question Of the chefoot factory
was talked, but nothing definite was
reached. The Patch building on Hull
street was mentioned. but the building
Is not Don repair, and 10 seems that con-
siderable money would be necessary to
pant it IN condition. This enterprise is not
10 be dropped but is gOing 10 be put
through.
COMMITTEE MEETING.
4 Joint meeting of the Board of Health
and Ordinance Committee was held I'm
the instruction Of the Council at It's last
meeting.
The cause OF this meeting was 10 draft
an ordinance governing the authority OF
the Board OF Health. Upon Mr.. M male
Tvs notion the question was referred To-
q subcommittee consisting OF Mr. Brad
ley. chairman OF the Ordinance Commit
tee. Judge VIM. Clopton City Attorney
I TT.r
the Board of Health
There was some complaint at the last
meeting Of the Council against the police
reporting ordinance violations as arrests.
This subcommittee was also empower
ed to draft an ordinance governing the
report of the police. The report is 10
be made 10 a joint meeting Oh these tom
n,ttees al the earliest date possible.
The soliciting committee Of ne Central
Methodist church held a meeting last
night IN the pastors study Which was
wei attended and manifested much ln-
terest in the work At this time $500
has been subscribed. Every member or
the church viii be called on by some
member o. this committee, In that way
none will be missed Work on the Dulid-
ing is to be commenced at an eaPly u@'e'
DEED RECODJED.
TIE deed conveying from the chesapeake
and obi, railroad Goo the Virginia Electric
Railway and Development Company all
propertv belonging TO the former aions
the James river front. on Manchester
side. including an water-powcr etc, was
recorded at the Office OF the clerk Of the
Hastings Court of the city Of Manches-
ter an 1915 O'Clock yes erday morning. This
deed carries with ID s2ii.0o0 worth of prop
orty. A deed Of trust was also recorded
IN favor OF the Central Trust Company
OF New York. for S2n co.,
COUNTY MARRIAGE.
The marriage OF Miss Annie May Rob
erts0n and Mr. ernest sPinchback took
place Yesterday evening mt Salem church,
Chesterfield county The ceremony was
performed 30 Rev AIr. Nettles. pastor Of
that church.
Miss Robertson Is a daughter of Mr.. r.
f.. Robertson. OF This city. but has been
spending the summer with her grand
mother who lives in the county. Mr.
Pluchbccl is from Richmond. He is
member NJ the firm Of Anderson & Pinch
beck. printers.
After the marriage they left on the eve
ming train FOR Southern cities.
THE CAUDLE CASE.
Willie Caudle. who was arrested Monday
night By Omccr Wright on a warrant
sworn ont by Miss Dell Bailey charging
Caudle with having betrayed her, was
before the Mayor yesterday morning, but
the case was Dismissed on tine grounds that
he marry her az once. which was done.
All arrangements were quickly made and
the parties were married by Rev. Mr..
Wallace. pastor OF Finh-Sireet Methodist
church. at the home OF the groom. about
1880 o'clock Miss Bailey is an orphan
and the daughter Of h.ghly-respecte
parents.
Mark Cornigia who was locked mp Mon
day night for being drunk and dIsorderiy.
was fined So and required 20 give bond TO
keep the peace Tor six mo9ths. in default.
he was sent 20 jail for six months.
Matilda Prudence colored, was request
ed to leave town. She was charged with
keeping a dis0rderly house
Henry Davis colored. who was arrested
at the corner of Fourth and Hull streets
Monday night. was fined so
Sheriff T.. A Blush, Of Powhatan. was
in town yesterday summ0ning thirty men
from the city of Manchester out OF whom
to select a jury for the trial Of the famous
Plkinton case which comes up to-
day.
Mr. Emmett T. Wingheld. a former we'll
known druggist Of Manchester. but now
of Columbia. s. g.. is the guest of Mr..
W j. Garter.
Mr. W T. Garter leaves this morning
for Norfolk on a business trip.