The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-11-15
NEW ORDINANCES
IN MANCHESTER
The Committee on Street-Car Service
Will Meet Tonight.
w. W. FRIENDS STORE ROBBED.
Thieves Secure Nine Do:lars--Dcmo
cratic Club Meets Io.Ni.ht.
Oeu,il OF Mrs. Ncwby-News,
Personal and Brief.
W. w. FRIENDS STORE ROBBED.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No. 1lU2 Hull Street.
A meeting OF the Councli Cominittt- ap-
pointed last April TO draft new ordinances
governing the operation Of the Richmond
Passenger and Power Company in this
city. will DO h-ld tonight al O'clock. IL
the Council Chamber. Tire Committee s
as follows: j.. ". Nunnally, chairnaa:
O Brien, Bradley, Jones and Pool. rlle
Richmond Passenger and Power Company
is operating il the city now under ths
provisions OF a charter granted by tn last
Legislature.
The new city ordinances We're drawn Up
some months ago by Judge Clop-on as
City Attorney, and have been submitted
to thu company. # is understood that
certain requirements in the ordinances
have been objected to by the company. and
that at the masti,lg tonight substitute
ordinances Will be offered by the attorneys
OF the company. Messrs. Guigon and
Ainslie will he present, and the after
will no doubt be settled at this time.
The object Of The city is to secure a
better service oveE all lines.
Messrs. J. c. Snellngs, Wallace Shell
tngs and Harvey Morriss=tF VIII 'eave this.
morning at 8 o'clock to attend the funeral
services OF Mrs. Chlles. which will take
place this afternoon a. 3:Ii o'c.ock.
STORE ROBBED.
The drug stcre Of ". w Friend. on
CoWardin Avenue Hull Street, was en-
tered Tuesday night by thieves. The cash
drawers were opened and their contents.
amounting 70 about 50, taken. An ell
trance was gained by forcing open the
rear door, breaking e strong lock and a
bolt Tie stock was not disturbed: the
robbers contenting themselves With the
cash in hand. The case has been re-
Abn b,!i
they have q clue that will lead TO the
arrest Of the guilty parties.
CoNEENEs TO-DAY
Judge B. a. Hancock vii! open Circuit
Court il, Chesterfield this morn
5 ing. There are several cases Of inter
est to be heard, Including a half-dozen
divorce suits.
Many Of the lawyers OF Manchester
. vii! be present during the term.
MRS. NEWBY DEAD.
Mrs. George a. Newly d,ed Tuesday
night at Ilsr late home, On West Eleventh
Street She was tWenty-six years OF age
and had been in declining health for
the last two years.
The funeral services will take place
this morn .Is at O'Clock at the
after which the remains will be sent to
Hopewell neighhorhood, for internlent il
the family buryinG-groEnd.
POLICE COURT.
Mayor Maurice had large gathering IN
t..e sn1ali dars chamber yesterday morn
ing.
Dabney, The .notortnan OF the street car
which struck the delivery va on bele nsing
TO .. l. Toney, appeared, but the case
was continued until Monday.
Thomas snd ellis, summoned On the
cI1ar;,. of hauling without license, were
discharged.
Mr.. Totty. who failed to appear yester-
day, Nss serea $40 for fo~s-t fulness.
Personal AND BRIEF.
The Democratic Club w II meet Tonight
att 81 he usual tine and place.
The Business Mems Associate ton de-.
idsdSai its meeting held Tuesday night to
give n banquet on the Sd Of January.
The last. banquet given blythe Asso-
success. and this one Will no doubt prove
the same.