The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-22
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ARDlIVll1S.
School Districts Wa. Be Same.
as the Wards.
!. BAYLEY WILL LOSE HIS SEAT
Was Elected From Fourth and Now a
Resident Of Second Permit Grant
Cd Standard Oil Company.
Grand Jury indictments.

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% Standard Oil Company.
Grand Jury indictments.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times. q
No. 11O2 Hull Street.
/ The meeting tonight OF the Ordinance
Committee bids fair to be especially IN
feresfing The much talked of question
d as to the boundaries of the school dis
stricis. after the change in. the wards OF
the city. viii come before the comNittee.
and action will be taken to have the
school districts conform to the bound.
B aries of the wards.
The president OF the board, .Air.. ). !.
II Bayley, was elected from the Fourth
III ard, and he is now q resident OF the
Second. Mr.. Baylev. 1t seems, viii lose
his seat in the board on this account.
There is general regret BY members Q.
Z Tie Council, Board and the citizens on
this account. for he has made a most ex-
cellent member. taking deep interest IN
his work. thereby helping the city great
ay.
TANK TO BE ERECTED.
A 3oint meeting of the Building.
Land and Fire Committee. hedl yesteT-5
xiav afternoon. decided upon granting the
right to the Standard Oil Company to.
erect a tank in the lower part Of the
Ecity. adjoining their other tanks. Z ne
tank will be erected on a lot between the.
spresent tanks and Second and Decatur
Streefs.; and not more than fifteen 1eet
4Srom the present tanks. This question has.
sIbeen before these two committees be-
Efore. and to the Council twice. At the
aaEt meeting OF the Council, the two COM
fmittees were rcappointed and given
fPower to act.
Il SEVERAL TRUE BILLS.
q The grand jury. which convened yester-
Li5ay morning, after being out for several
hours, brought in true bills against the
tsfoliowing people: Charles Jones. alias
sFrank johnson. felony. Johnson was also
Echarged with burglary, but was dismissed
isssoy the jury. This negro was in the en-
x1lcy of Mr.. w. NJ. Allen, and slept on the
spremises. One night he stole a suit of
fclolnes and several other pieces Of wear
nng apparel. He was later caught in
hRichmond by Officer Wright
~ a true bill was brought in against W.
& n. DunnaHant. the young white man who
stands charged with highway robbery.
This case will be tried next Monday. A
b true bill was found in two charges against
Robert Smith. He is up for robbery and
assault on Henry James. On two charges
true bills were found against Harvey
Erewdup, the negro who. about two weeks
ago. shot Messrs Roger Scott and Peter
Walden. of Swansboro. In the case of
. with felony, true bills were brought in.
MIR. ToNEY COMPLAINS.
MD l.. ;Toney appeared before the
fury and made complaint against John
Davis. charging him with the assault on
him last Saturday night. The jury
brought in a true bill against paws. H %,
IS charged with striking Mr. Toaey with
81 a sling shot. with intent to kill disable.
main or 'disfiEure. Mr.. Toney was llotl-
fed by the police to appear before the
MAYORS court this morning in answer to
the charge of fighting on the street. The
a grand jury being in session, Mr.. Ioiley
took the matter before that BODY Tester-
day afternoon and true bill was found
CABLE COMPANIES NEW STORE.
The Cable Piano Company, of Chicago,
has shipped direct from their factory a
solid car load of pianos to this city,
where it will have a branch store store
Mcssrs ". d. White and l.. L. Gore,
partners are conducting the business over
here The lower floor of the Leader
Building has been secured for the pur-
pose Of showing the pianos to music
lovers The managers invite all who
wish to see any Of them TO come TO me
Etore There are the Wellington, the
kinssbury and the Gable in the store
MRS. BROWNS WILL. !;
In the Hastings Court of Manchester
yesterday morning the will of the Mrs.
Il.
visit here to her brother Mr.. BIC. Beat
Tie, was admitted to probate The estate
is valued at $1,000.
In the will a request was made that
Mrs. Rebecca Traphagan and Mr.. An
derson Ryan be administrators. Mr..
e RYAN declined TO qualify and Mrs. Trap
.lagan did. The property was divided
among her kin as follows: To her son.
TOO shares of the Humbolt Consolidated
I Mining Company, 900 shares of the I'M
ion Metallic Gcid Mining Company and
Z 50o shares of the Nlnrod Gold Mining
Company; TO her grandson. 5000 shares
of the Ninrod Gold Mining Company and
$500 shares Of the Reindeer Mining and
Enaelting Company; o her sister. Mrs. Z.
e. Trapha gan, 5.Uao shares Of the Nimrod
Gold Mining Company and 1000 shares of
the Old Colony Mining and Leasing Com
pany; 10 her granddaughter. $500 shares
OF the Reindeer Smelling and Mining
Company.
For the purpose of educating Them
The will reads. II give to my two grand
daughters Lottie and Leonie, daughters
Of Robert II. Brown. my son who is dead,
all my interest in any real estate in Grip
ea,le Creek Col. and in Manchester Va
/. sfter all leins on same and expenses of
4 my funeral have been paid to be equally
!, divided between them Mrs. Brown also
JaEives to her, granddaughter all her dia-
iTNncnds.
1 TWO CHILDREN DIE.
The sixsyear-old child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A John Price, of Swansborc. died yesterday
morning. after an illness of several weeks.
4 with pneumonia. The funeral will be this
4 afternoon from the house.
Mr. and Mrs. C. I. Petit has the SYM
pathy OF the community in the death OF
4 1heir infant child Yesterday morning.
Il The funeral will take place this after
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