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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

and Power Company. in the city OF Man
chester, and to connect its own tracks
and electric equipments at said point In
said city of Manchester. and the said re-
ceiver is further empowered and directed
to make with the city of Manchester new
arrangements suitable to the circum-
stances existing under his receivership
as contemplated in tho ordinance OF the
CITY of Manchester, adopted the 10Th day
of November, 1894.
The order then proceeds to prescribe the
bonds to be given, etc. and directs the
defendants to show cause on the 10th Of
July why the receiver should not be dis
charged and the temporary injunction dis
solved
THE LINES.
The lines of the Richmond and Man
chester Railway Company extend from
Highland Park to the Free Bridge, across
the bridge to Perry Street, Manchester.
Thence there are two branches. one going
to Forest Hill and the other from Perry
down Seventh to Hull and up Hull beyond
the corporate limits Of Manchester.
There was at one time a fully-equipped
power-house on the Manchester side of the
river, but now all power is obtained from
the plant on this side.
It was said last night that the matter
would probably be adjusted amicably and
without any serious difficulty.
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I,aci,,- at Gravescnd.

NEW YORK, June S.-Alternate sun
and showers marred the weather for the
racing at Graresend. but the track was
no, harmed The first event was a hurdle
handicap WITH Lakeland as an odds on
favo...e. and the outsider Of the cuartette
Of starters, Harry Pardee, held the lead
throughout In the May stakes Trumpet
took the lead at the stretch and lasted
long enough TO WI. The fifth event was
won in a drive. Summary:
First race-one ana three quarter miles,
hurdle-Hardy Pardee &c to ID first. Lack
land g to 10 and OUT second. Monroe
Doctrine q to . third. Time, S:l1.
Second race-tive furlonss-Gleneilie g to
81 :irst. Janice g 10 5 and to % second,
Larry GeoIg!anna Is to - third. Time, 1901.
Third race-six furlongs-Trumpet 6 to
y first. Hesper 6 TO and to 81 second.
Gold Ore "a to y third. Time. lib rs.
Fourth racs-one and one-sixteenth
miles-McNeektn g to s. first, Teddy IL to
s and s to 3 second. Psep-o'-Day third.
Time. t.i7 s-h.
Fifth receive and half fusionss-
Vouch II TO !, Asst, Feetw.ng teven and
? to 5, second, Six Shooter 6 to y third.
Time. 1:oS SIS.
Sixth race-about six furlongs, selling
Kens.ngton C to y first. Pink Domino a
TO and s 10 3 second, Grayiess q to y
third. Time. III.
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FAVORS AN EARLY SESSION.
Hon. w. z. Dupuy Thinks Legislature
Should be Called i'll July,

Hon w P. Dupuy, member or the i1ouse
of Delegates from Roanoke. IS IN me cry
He was seen last night at Murphy ana
asked his views concerning the time TOT
electtng the delegates to the constitutions,
convention Mr.. Dupuy said he Favored
the calling OF an extra session OF ..ie
7 egis,at11re in July next to provide for the
election. and thought the delegates should
be elected in November, 1900. by all means an
He said it had been his observauo th i
~. ,,ora candidates there were IN hle
field the larger the turnout Of the voters,
and he thought the election OF the delegates
next fall would materially ala the De ny
-. aa,dida1es for Congress rather than
iuiure their chances of success.
Mr.. Dupuy was against the proposl ~ !
when it was first agitated. but no" 'na sa :
the people have ordered convention ne
favored giving them a new Consu'uuoil
at the very earliest practical moment ,nsaarn .
Mr.. Dupuy said Roanoke was wa; 5 p1e pa ing
for a big Street Fair from the "a 10 me
IN of july. and he thought it would prove
a grand success.
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RICHMOND GRAYS DRILL.
hIake Good Showing i'll New Uniforms
Other Military Notes.


co,,nv 4 Richmond Grays, held It's
reenlar weekly drill last night. Inc mem mem
hers received their new rlnes anu "a ~
with them in front of the Clty ihai'' ~
onn,nany made a splendid showing IN us
hendsoue rev uniforms. and there was
- very fattaring attendance OF members.
II was decided that the members OF the
comnany should meet at the ArmorN To-
morrow afternoon at four o'clock 10 attend
divine services which will be conducted
nv Rev. w. A Barr, who will preach the
company's anniversary sermon at hohu-
mental Church at T. M.
The appearance on Sunday of this eX-
ceIlent organization will be its hrst IN
uniform or otherwise, as body. since
its muster-out over a year ago. All past
members are extended a corolal lhFltatiol
TO unite with them on Sunday
The company will again appear IN uni
form on Tuesday, the tifty-siXth annive1.
sary, having been originally organized IN
1876. and will go out to Blandon Park for
an all-day outing and target practice. A
medal will doubtless be awarded the best
marksman.
At the anniversary on Tuesday the Vete-
ran Association of the Grays will be en-
tertained by the active members of the
company. The committee in charge OF
the entertainment is composed of Lieuten-
ants E. C. Garrison. T. L. Jeter and c.
Q. Saville, and Sergeant Louis Ranstet-
ter The day will no doubt be one of great
pleasure to all those who attend.
Company B, Walker Light Guards, held
its regular squad drill last night. There
was a good attendance of members. An
to attend the Carnival in Roanoke on July
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
PRESIDENT PATTON TALKS,
Tho Lines Of the Passenger and Power
Company Not Affected.

81 have not seen the bill. but papers
were served on me tonight said Major
James D. Patton, president of the Rich
| mond Passenger and Power Company, when
seen last night. This is somewhat of a
surprise, as we have been attempting for
the last week or ten days to arrive at
some agreement as to the price to be
paid for the bonds.
.NIr. Miles NJ. Martin, of Martin & Aims
lie attorneys for the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company, saw Mr.. w. C. Sed-
den, a member of he Bondholders' Pro-
| 1ective Committee, IN Baltimore last week,
and had no intimation from him that this
proceeding was pending, if contemplated
They arrived a no conclusion as to the
price of the bonds, nor could Mr.. Martin
induce Mr.. Seldom to place a price upon
them. All that Mr.. Seldom would say on
that subject was that he believed we
had the right to call item a 105, as this
price was far above their market value
at any time in their history Mr.. Martin
left him with the understanding that they
would confer again. Mr.. Martin received
letter from Mr.. Seldom yesterday, re-
ferring him to Mr.. c. Y. Meredith for
any further information as to the status
of affairs. Mr.. Martin has not seen Mr..
Meredith since receiving that letter, though
he expected to do So
What effect will the appointment of
| receiver have on your company?.' asked.
None, except while the order OF the.
court stands the company will cease TO
operate the Richmond and Manchester
line replied Major Patton.
The net revenues of our company will
not be decreased by this action. But, OF
course, the company viii be embarrassed in
the matter OF surrendering franchise
!! This is unavoidable, no mater what the
motive may be that inspired this suit
Has the interest always been paid on
the Richmond and Manchester DO. ds %
! f YES, Epr.;iartncfe, It WAS she intansiaH
o. this company TO cont nue. so d1.ng, &
though the Richmond i 50 7chesss- Inc
is not profitable one, but = -.uable8 only
as a FEEDER
What are these bonds worth ga
! $. understand that the Bondholers Com
mittse. hish is evident l5e-hah hind sui,
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News ot'the Railroads.

Mr.. c. W. AIurphey. of Savannah.
Ga, Travelling Passenger Agent of the
Southern Pacific. was visitor at the
local Offices of the Southern.
Mr.. C. S. Campbell. Division Freight and
Passenger Agent of the Atlantic-Ccast
Line. Who has been confined to his home
at Staples Mill for the past few days,
with sickness, is again able to be at his
office.
Mr.. B. f. Sipp, -Conmersville Insurance
Superintendent of the Big Four, arrived
here yesterday. and is the guest of
his brother, Mr.. George S. Sipp. Car-Ser-
vice Agent Of the Chesapeake and Ohio.
News has been received Of the promo
ton of a Richmond boy in Birmingham.
Ala. Mr.. J. Newton Snead. Jr.. formerly
OF this city, has recently been placed in
charge OF the rate and revising depart
ment IN the freight office OF the Alabama
Great Southern in that city.
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Standing OF the Clubs.

Nnrtolk and Richmond played one OF
-te cleaaest games of ball yesterday az
1ernoou at BroaG-Sireet Park. as well as
one of the quickest. ever played iaere. mol
an hour and half was consumed
C.diliean was sick and young Brooks, an
esnirtnr Ji,n,lecute, was put In his place
For Norfolk Nelson was still unable 10
work. which necessi;ated q moving around
Of some of the players
The threatening storm kept many people
away. but those who did see the game en-
ioyed IL. Both pitchers were in GOOD
shape, and hits we're few on either SIDE
But five balls hit. beside the safe hits,
vent outside the diamond. and first base
men and short-stops had the brunt OF the
work Tue ca.chers aggregated three put
outs between them. or the sixty men at
bat, only fourteen of them hit the ball
outside the diamond, end there We're only
three stTike-ou;s.
II was a most remarkable game. and
one that will hardly be duplicated here or
any place else for a long time.
HOW RUNS WE'RE MADE.
Richmond made d run in the first IN
ming. Kahn singled, went to second on
passed ball, got to third on Fosters hit
pnd scored on Drauby's out at first.
The second run was made in the fourth
inning. Drauby hit in deep center Tor
three bags and scored on Tannehills sin
yle, and after that it was practically one.
two. three for the remainder of the game
Norfolk made one in the second Spratt
singled stole second and scored on Mat
thews long single.
Two runs crossed in the fourth. Arm
strong reached first safely on kain's fall
ure TO hold his long fly. and went to sec
ond on the nlisplay. He caught third on
Smiths out at first and scored on Spratts
fhree-bagger, the latter scoring on Mat
thews' out at first. After that nothing
else was done by either team.
The errors made by Kahn and Stouch
were eXcusa5le to some extent. kain
made a great run. and Stouchs was an
unfortunate throw TO first, after making
beautiful stop. The latter error vas not
serious one. The score:
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Council &c, Act.

special meeting of Ire Council Com
mittee on Streets has been called by
Chairman Otway S. Allen for this after
noon a 5 O'Clock. This will be an i'm
portant meeting, as some street-car mat
ters Of vital interest will be considered.
Mr.. c. V. Meredith representing one of
the zines, called on Major Allen yesterday
and asked that the committee be Gales
to consider some changes in the street.
car circles of Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Summary: Three-hase hits-Drauby.
Spratt. Sacrifice hits-Brooks. Berte.
Stolen bases-iiain Berte, Armstrong.
Base on halls-Of Hooker, 1: off NcCloud,
.. Struck out-i9y Hooker. .; by McCloud.
J. Passed ball-Armstrong. Wild pitch
McCloud- Time of game-1 hour and %
minutes. Umpire-Mr. Weckbecler. 6
Portsmouth,. 8: Newport News, ..
NORFOLK, VA, June S-Special-New-
port News failed TO connect with Luitichs
curving balls to-day and lost 10 Ports
month by Y TO 3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Summary: Earned runs-Hampton, I:
Petersburg !. Two-base hits-GiliiEan t2),
Chandler. Manners Double plays-Knip
per to Hempleman to DIESEL; Kelly to
keefer: O'Brien to Hennegar. Hit by
pitched ball sAllen. Struck out-By Gala
han, l. Time of game-1:S0 Umpire frost
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Boston, 6: Chicago, 5.

BOSTON, June Stain interrupted to-
days game in the third inning. After play
was resumed three hits and some poor
work by the Chicago intield gave Boston
five runs and the game. The hitting of
Mertes and star catches by Lowe and
Hamilton were features. Attendance. 1,5O0.
Score: X II. T..
Chicago -. ...1 Q o Oh 0-5 10 5
Batteries: Dineen and Sullivan; Callahan
Umpire. MIR. Hurst Time. . hours and
10 minutes.
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Games OF Cricket.

A match game of cricket will be played
at the Exposition Grounds this at
1ernoon at 3 o'clock sharp. between the
teams Henrico County and Richmond
Cricket Club. No admission fee will be
CHARGED
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
KNOCKED OUT IN THE FIRST.
Sharkey Easily Defeated "Yanl"
Kenny on Yesterday

NEW YORK, June s.-Tom sharkey
easily defeated ~ ank'' Kenny in the first
round OF what was TO have been Is
round bout before the Broadway Athletic
Club tonight. sharkey took the agrees
s!vs from the start, and drove his antas-
ons, ali over the ring and finally ended
the ba-tle. with "a RICH, hand smash on the
jaw. which put the big fellow down and
out.
Before the men entered the ring even
money was offered that Kenny would
stay dYs rounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago Game Only Ono Played on
Yesterday.
Scores Yesterday.
Boston, G; Chicago. 5.
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o'clock. and a delightful evening was
spent by the guests. The hostess was as
sisted in receiving by Mrs, Randolph Fey
ton and Misses Emma and Elizabeth At
kinson of Staunton-
Misses Emma and Elizabeth Atkinson.
of StauAton. are the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs james II. Dooley-
Miss Kate Harrison leaves today for
her home in Cumberland
Mrs. James winston. who has been
spending some time at Mrs. Duval's leaves
to-day for her home in Cumberland
county.
Miss Lucy Bell. who mas been spending
the winter in the city, has returned to tier
home in Goschen-
Colonel and Mrs. Morton Marye are in
Culpeper. where they went to attend the
nuDtiaIs of Mss Ruth Thompson and
Mr. J. E. NJ. HanckeI. of Roanoke.
Miss Sarah Harvie is the guest of the
Misses Dabney. in Chatham.
Mrs. William II. Moody. of King and
Queen county. who has been the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. A. l.. Haynes. No 10
East Main Street, left Thursday FOR her
home.
Miss Courtney Bridges will leave short
ly for Bremo, to visit Miss Cooke.
Misses Leila Hall and Ethel Belheld.
who have been the guests of Mr. John s
Richmond county.
Miss Annie Drewry lief: yesterday for
their country home in AIDemarle county,
where she viii spend the summer
Mrs. catezby Jones is in Norfolk, the
guest OF Mrs. r. 3. Cooke.
Dr. and Mrs. 0. F. Bianktnsshp have
returned from their wedding journey.
i Mrs. salne K. Rowland is visiting her
| daughter. Mrs. A. L. Walton. No. 1tl5
! West Main Street
/ Mrs. C. W. Tanner. Miss Ruth Tanner
! and Miss Emily Knox will leave shortly
to spend two weeks at virginia Beach
+; Miss Elizabeth Lee Mahon, who has
| been the guest of Mrs. Fleet. has return
! ed 10 her home in Caroline
T! Miss Resale Bowman is In Newport
! News, the guest OF Mrs Hudson.
| Miss Mary G. Johnston. daughter OF Mr.
| A. I.ansstaff Johnston, graduated al Mrs
+! I.efebre's school, IN Baltimore, and re-
! turned TO the city yesterday. and Is stop
! ping at the Mt. Vernon with her parents
| Mss callie Baughn. of Hewlett, and
/ Bessie Coleman. OF Nelson county are eiis
! guests OF Mrs Joseph T. Allen
! Mrs. Babette Ltsberser and hisssi
! Eugye and Title Lisberser nave so4i0 -
| Amelia county, for the summer
| Miss Lillian Tudor Bowman has return
al rom washington. where she played IN
| the Annual Piano Recital gwen oy t.s
| -,I,n;fs Of professor John Porter Laurence.
] The washington Post speaks in highest
:, praises of Miss Bowran's skiisa. ee''ei.
/! tion of the intricate movements OF
/, Chaminadis Concerto, opus 10
! Miss Helen Fitzwilson. OF Brooklyn' y.
/ :. visiting Miss Claud!ne Seliea thiS
! wees- at No. sol East Leigh Street
NJ John Kerr. of ST. Louis, Is rtsisins
his nncIe. DR.. Robert P. Kerr. on West
j Grace Street.
/! summer Homes aud Mountain re
! SORTS on ihr {. s. O. KY.
/ nsser;pt.re folder. with full! Gst OF Re-
! sor,s and Summer Homes on the line o.
! me rhesaoeaKe and Ohio Railway. can be
! had AT the Richmond Transfer Comeany.s
/ ONCE. No. 500 East Main Street. and tho
/ chesapeake and Chic Passenger actse. Ne.
sos East lIatn Strest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
NORFOLK TOOK
SECOND GAME
A Battle Royal VIII be Fought
To-Day.
REMARKABLE GAME YESTERDAY
Few Balls Were Hit Outside tic nia-
mand, aud tho Untold Worked
Like T,ejars-Thc Quickest
Game of the Season.

Yesterdays Scores.
Portsmouth, s; Newport News. 2.
Hampton. 2: Petersburg. L
Norfolk. 3; Richmond. 2.
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Standin: of the Clubs

Where They Play To-Day.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
St Louis at New York
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

paid from so to 70 cents on the dollar for
such bonds as would not come into their
pooling arrangement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Elizabeth Lee Mahon, who has
been the guest of Mrs. Fleet mas reSoI Il
ed 10 her home in Caroline.
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Totals. --..--. 40 >
NEwpnPT NuENyS

Summary: Earned rnns--PortInouth. 5;
Newport News, 9. -hits-Clark.
Longley. KeGnmer, Bamnert, Lfitish. Stol-
en- bases-Bammert, X. Weaver, Hoffman.
Double rlays-Barnmert 10 Clark to Myers:
Clark 10 Myers. Clark to Myers to Bam-
inert Base on balls-Of Luitish. 2: off
o'Brien. 5. Struck out-By Luitish. 2: by
o'Brien. 2. Passed ball-Luskey. Umpire
Adams. Time. las.
Hampton. -: Petersburg. !.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. June S.-Spe-
cial-Hampton Wen from Petersburg in a
closely-contested game to-day. the score
beint, 2 TO J. Until the last man was put
ou. IN the ninth inning 1t was anybody's
victory Both teams put up a strong
game in the Ge!d, the home battery being
particularly effective. The score:
HAMPTON.
Players ALB. r. H. Q. A. E.
DIESEL. sp..................6 1 l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. C. W. Tanner, Miss Ruin Tanner
and Miss Emily Knox viii leave shortly
n snend two weeks at Virginia Beach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Resale Bowman is In Newport
News. the guest of MIS-. Hudson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. SaIlie K Rowland is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. L. Walton. NO ifi'
West Main Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

DR.. and Mrs. 0. F. BIaukinssh!p have
returned from their wedding journey.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Mary c. Johnston. daughter OF MT
A. Laugstaff Johnston, graduated ae MS
7 .efehre's school. IN Baltimore, and re-
turned 10 the city yesterday. and is stop.
ping at the Mt Vernon with her parents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. catesby Jones is in Norfolk. the
guest OF Mrs r. 3. Cooke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Misses Leila Hall and Ethel Belfield.
who have been the guests of Mr. John S.
Howard have returned to their homes in
Richmond county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Annie Drewry left yesterday Tor
their country home IN AIbemarte county
where she will spend the summer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Courtney Bridges will leave short
ly for Breno, to visit Miss Cooke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09
Summer Homes and Mountain re
,,,,.,,, ft.s {, s. q, st'y.

Descriptive folder. with full! hst Of Re-
sorts and Summer Homes on the line o.
the Chesapeake and Onio Runway. can oe
had at the Richmond transfer Com seny
ofsica No. 500 East Main Street. and the
zChesapaake and Chic Passenger entce. Nc
sGs East lI41n Street,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. William II. Moody. of King and
Queen county. who has been the guest
OF her brother. Mr.. A. L. Haynes. No. 10
East Main Street, left Thursday for her
home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mss callie Baughn, of Hewlett and
Bessie Coleman. OF Nelson county are eiia
guests OF Mrs Joseph T. Allen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. Babette Lisberser and hisssi
! Eugye and Title Lisberger nave soA0 -
Amelia county, for the summer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Helen Fitzwilson. OF BrooSlyn' =.
Y. is visiting Miss Ciaua.ne aiei go
weex- at No. sol East Leigh Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Colonel and Mrs. Morton AIarye are in
Culpeper. where they went to attend the
nuptials of Mss Ruth Thompson and
Mr. J E. NJ. HanckeI. Of Roanoke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

MI. john Kerr. of St. Louis, IS rts,,in.
his uncle. DR.. Robert z. Kerr OF "es'
; Grace Street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Lucy Bell. who has been spending
the winter in the city. has returned to tier
home in Goschen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Lillian Tudor Bowman has return.
oil from washington. where she played IN
the Annual Piano Recital given by shs
pupils OF professor John Porter Laurence,
Tha washington POST speaks in highest
praises of Miss Bownan's skiil.a. rehai.
ton of the intricate movements OF
Chaminadis Concerto, opus 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Miss Sarah Harvie is the guest of the
Misses Dabney. in Chatham.
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The said receiver is further directed and
empowered to use the tracks now claimed
and operated by the Richmond Passenger
and Power Company. between Franklin
and Clay Streets on Seventh, for the
purpose of operating the cars of the Rich
mond and Manchester Railway Company
by electricity over said tracks, in accord
ance with the ordinances of the city OF
Richmond, and the terms and conditions
of the agreement or award had between
the Richmond Union Passenger Railway
Company and the Southside Land and
Improvement Company, in regard to the
use of said tracks, to which right the
Richmond and Manchester Railway Com
pany succeeded, and to use such of the
poles and other property OF the ERlcnmonu
and Manchester Railway Company as
may now remain between said points, for
the proper transmission of the necessary
electric power, and to replace or. erect
such additional poles, and such wires and
electric devices as may be required for
this purpose, in accordance with the terms
of the ordinance of the city of Richmond;
and the said Richmond Passenger and
Power Company is hereby ordered to per-
NIT the cars of said Richmond and Man.
chester Railway Company to use its tracks
between said points aforesaid, and it and
its officers. agents and employees are
hereby. enjoined and restrained from in
with such use Of said tracks by said re-
ceiver in accordance with the said agree
ment and ordinances of said city of Rich
mond, or with the restoration of said poles,
wires and other electrical devices.
DISCONNECT TRACKS,
The said receiver Is further ordered and
empowered to forthwith Siaconnect The
tracks ard electric connections. now sx-
listing at the corner OF Seventh and Hull
Streets IN the city Of Manchester, between
. the tracks and overhead electric construc-
ton of the Richmond and Manchester
Railway Company and the Manchester
Railway and Improvement Company, or
Its successor. the Richmond Passenger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Misses Emma and Elizabeth Atkinson.
OF Stau4ton. are the guests OF their aunt,
Mrs. james II. Dooley-
Miss Kate Harrison leaves to-day Tor
her home in Cumberland
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-06-09

Mrs. James Winston. who has been
spending some time at Mrs. Duvats. leaves
to-day for her home in Cumberland
county.