The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-08-17

compelling them 10 COInplete liAe oliSlS AC-.
ly entertainments. He is also working to
enlarge the police force.
Alderman Satterfield is now busy with
the free dispensary of Fulton, which
will be a God-send to the poor OF this
section, who now have to go to Twenty
first and Main Streets for their pre-
scriptons.
The residents of Fulton will petition
Postmaster Knight to have the five
o'clock delivery of mail include the resi-
Dental section as we'll as the business
section. At present there are only two
deliveries in that section-9 and o'clock
A letter mailed in that section in the
morning after o'clock is not delivered
until next morning.
FIGHT OVER DISPENSARY.
At the meeting of the Committee on
the Relief of the Poor on Monday AFTER
noon warm fight, in which Fulton is
deeply interested, will crop out. The
committee will name the drug store at
which the free dispensary for the East
End will be located.
Messrs. A. r. McCalley and R. l.. Har-
rison, the two druggists of Fulton, are
both fighting hard for the dispensary.
Friends of botn are working night and
day.
At last, after one year Of waiting, the
remnants of the old wooden trestle OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio across Nichol-
son Street has been removed The trestle
has been a menace to life and an eye
sore ever since the viaduct was COM
pleted. The credit is due to two people
Policeman James Hackett and Alderman
John Mann, of Marshall Ward. Police
man Hackett said last night that he had
reported the trestle as a nuisance num-
Der Of times.
PERSONAL AND BRIEF.
There will be an orphan meeting OF
the Knights of the Maccabees at Mel
sens Hall on Williamsburg Avenue, Aug.
26th for the purpose OF institutlns
lodge IN Fulton. The following SIT
knights will speak: State Commander
c. w. Morris, Past Commander T. w.
Miner, Record Kapper J. w. Brien. Past
Commander H G. Ball, Commander G.
r. Church and others. The public is
invited to be present
Rev. John w. Daugherty, pastor OF
the Apostolic Church of Fulton, will
answer the question ''When God said.
Let us Make Man in Our Image and in
Our Likeness did He mean a man of
mankind? in a. sermon at Pcwells Hail.
No. 1908 East Leigh Street, to-
night at s o'clock. There will be no
services at the church
Rev. j. E. Oyler and family returned
last night from visit to his parents in
Mathews county and will occupy his pull
nit at Denny-street NJ. E. Church at
both services to-day. Mr.. Oyler
and his family will leave Monday to
spend two weeks with his wife's par
ents in NIiddleseX county
Rev. W. S. Leake is conducting Sc
ries of meetings in Mecklenburg coun-
! ty
The ladies Auxiliary Society of Denny
mr. x1,;H NSNr
day afternoon with Mrs. R. Nelson, of
Williamsburg Avenue.
The Builders League Of DennyStreet
Church will meet Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Thomas Tyree, No. 1888 Will
liansburg Avenue.
Mrs. George NJ. Rogers. who has been
quite ill for several days, is somewhat
| better to-day.
Rev. Henry c. Leonard who has been
quite i'll, with typhoid fever at the resi-
| dence of his father, on Fulton 444ll is
| improving.
Miss Eloise Davis, who has been stay
| ing at the Deer Lick Springs, has re-
| turned home.
Mr.. George W. Charge. who has been
quite i'll at his home near Fore Lee is
! better
Mr.. William Hickman is confined to
his residence. No. S912 Lester Street, with
rheumatism.
w. NJ. Duyer, foreman of the Rich
mond Chemical Works, has moved into
his new residence, on Fulton Hill.
| Mrs. William Throckmorton and little
! daughter, who has been visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Manoley, Of Fulton
| Street. has returned to her home i'll
Lynchburg.
Mrs. Florence Priest after a stay OF
several weeks with her mother. Mrs. >.
r.. Butfln. left Friday for her home,
III Brooklyn.
| Mr.. H. J. Hunt of the c. & O., is
visiting his old home. in Page county.
MIR. w. a. Phillips. of Fulton Hill,
is improving. Mr.. Phillips was pain
| fully injured in street-car accident.
Derby Waymack, little son of Mr. J.
Waymack, is quite sick.
Mr.. William Mays, Jr.. has returned
from visit to his brothers. at Primers
Point.
Miss Margaret c. Mulvey, of Ports
| mouth, has returned home, after a de-
! hghtful stay Of two weeks with her
| cousin, Mrs. James f. Grady, of Denny
| Street.
Mrs James Williams is quite sick at
| her residence on Denny Street.
Joseph Kenick, who has been i'll with
! typhoid fever, is better.
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| new telegraph and yard masters offices
| at Orleans Street yard. The other i'm
D, ovements Of the yard are nearing com
| pletion.
The Fulton Printing Company, which
has been conducted for several years
by Rev. John w. Daugherty, are re-.
firing from business and are offering
their plant for sale at low figure
Barton Heights.
Mr.. Owen Stone and Mr.. James Gun
ming of Newport News. Va. are visit
ing the home of Mrs. S. p. Long, on
North Avenue.
Mr.. Stands, representative of the
Smokeless Fuel Company. has returned
to his home. after very successful bust
ness trip to the mines.
Mr.. George Harrison, who has been
visiting Mr.. Wilkinson, Of Brookland
Park. has returned to his home at Alex
andria, Va. ss.s
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