The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-20
new ORDINANCES
in MANCHESTER
Committee Of Business Association
Consider Them.
MR.. MussELMAN TO RESIGN.
CHRISTMAS German ''B'i's" Wilbur
1,carrcstcd - Illness OF Mfs'
Beat,ie-Ncws, Personal
and Brief.

o,.ncbester Bureau Richmond liiles'
Mahciie'''A 'u' No 1902 Hull Street.
1b, Executive Committee OF Tue
nen.s Association, at the request
of CITY Attorney Judge tiop'o"'
meeting Yesterday afternoon d. 1900
in the association hail, Tor lhe pup
,aref,,,Iv considering the ne" orui-
pances governing the operation u '''
-,,a,,d Passenger and Power COM
,,-,,;ch viii be presented to the
I,o,,ci, FRIDAY night for adoption Ihese
ordinances were read sectlon ny 80
tho committee and discussed d.
20 several changes, particularly III
., to schedule and rehabilitation
- nronosed by the committee. nc
t nj, the company, that lheS NC
Moved To remove their southern !,
,inyo twentieth Street was opposeu ~
+ba committee. The several p'opoaIi-
changes made by the committee "in
submitted to the special Couficn LII
1nit1ee to-day for consideration pel1
49,, meeting of the Council Friday night.
nc an+ira committee was present with
the exception OIL MI. -
mo christmas german will be given oy
49,, yo,chester German Club on the
18th. tor, the
university college of Medicine waited
u,on DR.. John BrodnaX yesterday al'el
noon and presented him Win ooA ~ .
cigars Dr. BrodnaX is den1o"s1ie l'ot
anatomy at the college.
Miss Jane Davidson who has oeen WIS
| fling Mrs S. r. Robertson left yesterday
| for her home in Norfolk.
Mr. r. B: Bate. who has been Visiting
| in the city, left yesterday LOT MS iioi''e
! in Prince George. ...,.,
! Mrs. II. C. Beattie remains criticailS
| i'll. Her condition last night was less
Favorable.
PASTOR TO RESIGN.
| Roy TT. T. Musselman, pastor OF
| S1ockton-Sireet Baptist Church, will soon
| accept the position Of travelling editor OF
the Religious Herald, which Is one OF
the most influential Baptist papers IN the
State. Mr.. Musselman has been pastor
of Stockton-Street church only short
while, and it is with regret his conSresa
ton sees him go.
Rev. W. w. Sisk, OF Clopton-Street hap
tist Church was recently asked to MI tht
nosition but declined Mr.. Musselmar
will not give up his church until abou
February 1st.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
The Bainbridse-S public schools
will close on Friday afternoon for tn
Christmas holidays. The holidays VII
end on January End.
A letter received Tuesday by Mr.. Franz
Fitzgerald, secretary of the School Board
from Mr. B. L. Smith, the recently-electet
assistant principal, stated that he Woult
be unable to come to Manchester 'befor
Friday or Saturday of this week.
Mr. Smith will spend day or so here
and then leave for Bethel, his home
where he will spend the holidays. He wi!
take charge Of his department in tn
school here on January End.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
Billy Wilbur, who was through Eistak
| discharged from the city jail III kich-nono
was rearrested yesterday morning o.
Hull Street by officer Smith and at one
turned over to the Richmond officers.
Miss Ada Gallyon left yesterday morn
! ing for her home. in Chase City, wher
| she will spend the holidays.
Hastings Court was in session yester
, ! day for the transaction of civil an
} chancery business.
Mss Pearl Norris, of No. SO East FiftI
, Street. had a severe fall while in Rich
( mond Tuesday She was brought to ne
| home where she was attended by he
! musician, DR.. John BrodnaX.
Arrnistead Jordan. a respected co'o"e
: citizen Of Manchester, died yesterda
morning at the residence OF his s"~-ir
law Professor J. H. Blackwell. principe
2 | of Manchester colored hi~h RI
| funeral will take place Friday afternoo
in Petersburg.