The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-13
ALL==NIGHT CAR
FOR MANCHESTER
There is Some Talk About One
Beng Run.
BUSINESS MEMS BANQUET
Special Committee Viii Meet and Make Final
Repcr, Of The shortage OF 'hc
sehool Funds : Man
chester Notes.
BUSINESS MEMS BANQUET
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No lltt, Hill Street.


Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
No ITO. Hull Street. )
Now that the Richmond Passenger and
Power Company Is making improvements
for tho summer travel and the rchablIi-
iavion of The lire 10 Forest Hill Park,
The public arc asking about an ali-nisht
car to be run on either Hull or Perry
Street This subject WAS mentioned
through the columns Of The Times some
timc ago, and at that time a petition WAS
in circulation asking tho company 10
placo iii ali-niSht car over here NOW
that the summer is approaching, the citl-
zcns of Manchester feel that they arc
justly entitled to "a car 10 be run every
hour to and from Richmond.
THE PETERSBURG LINE.
A regular schedule will be started on
the Petersburg Electric Road next sun
day. The cars have been running no"
for nearly Two weeks. and on last sun.
day tho receipts of fllo road were heavy.
Che cars will be started at O'Clock and
run every hour through the day, begin
ming next Sunday.
WHAT WILL THEN. Doo
The thieves who Have FOR sometime
operated extensively in Manchester
seem TO have gone TO other fields for
their plumber, and the citizens are breatll-
ins easier than they have Tor quite a
time.
just what the City Council VIII do at
fits rnactinE Tomorrow night IS not
known, but It is believed that the ma
Jprity OF the members arc in favor of
permanent street improvements and Of
ictting the police force remain the same
AT the meeting Of the Finance Commit.
tee, held last week., the matter OF in
crcasinS The force was up for discussion,
aud it was decided that it would be in
expedient 10 increase it at this time.
This decision of the Finance Committee
docs not. by any means end the discus
sion of the question OF placing moro men
on the force, for there arc several men,
bers of the Council who are going TO
mako "A good fight at the meeting To-
morrow night for a larger force. The
present force consists Of four Tnen--two
at night and two i'll the day.
Whether the Council will decide to
place moro police OH the force or not, q
man could be employed TO stay at the
station at night. At this time there IS
no one at the station from 100 at night
until nearly 10 o'clock.
BANQUET TONIGHT
The annual banquet of the Business
Mems Association will take place at the
Masonic Temple tonight, and a good
lime is expected by the members. The
committee have been hard at work since
they were appointed, and all of the de-
tails have been completed. The supper
will be served by the ladies who were on
The committee that furnished such z, good
supper for the Catholic Church last week.
Mrs Medley is the chairman Of this COM
raittee and Mrs. j. W. Barrett and Mrs
A. j. DafCron are on il. These ladies'
have prepared for tic tremendous crowd
that will be ut tbs banquet, and have
arranged for u good supper.
There will be some good speaking by
the members aud .. few invited guests
Among the speakers will be Mr.. Jeflcr-
son Wallace. of Richmond.
sIILOW--LUTtSEY.
Miss Lillian c. LuffScy. Of Richmond,
and aIr Charles a. Pillow, of this city.
were married last night at The parsonage
of the Rev. Dr. Hutscn at S o'clock
They came Immediately 10 The homo OF
the groom, near Forest Hill Park, where
IL reception WAS rendered them.
Miss LuiTscy is wei! known in MancheS-
icr where she has often visited. MIR.
Pillow is 4 lnachinist and well known
hero. They will reside at The home of
The groom's parents, on ScnllncS Avenue.
DEMENTED NEGRO BURNED.
An unknown negro was burned TO death
Saturday near Leader, Chesterfield
county. Mr.. John Dunstan, OF that place,
was in the city yesterday and told some
one OF the occurrence. It seems that the
negro was dcrnented and was in the house
alone When the fire broke out
Mr. Dunstan arrived at the sceno
some time after the fire had started,
and could hear the cries Of the negro from
the inside. lie was powerless to do amy
Thing TO save him, however, and had to
wait until the house was burned down:
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Royal Turpin. who has been visit
ing his sister III Powhatan county for
the past week, has returned to the City.
Mrs. Hickory White. who has been so
sick FOR tbs past month. is now able to
be out.
Miss yioles Love and Mr.. Leon Love,
who hay. been visiting friends and rcla-
lives here, have returned TO their home,
sn Lunenburg county.
In the Hastings Court last night argyll
nent WAS heard in the case of George y.
Gary, trustee in bankruptcy of L. u
Monkey. against Susan c. Moxley ct ais.
The counsel for both sides numbered some
OF the best talent in Richmond and Man
chester.
Captain Attldsson was reported some
what worse yesterday. He is confined
10 his bed. and will not be able 10 ba
ont for some time Yet.
Mrs. Anna Z. Ingram. who has been
visiting friends IN Washington, has re-
turned 70 her home here, at No. 1o16
Porter Street.