The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-04-30
keel SIREETSIN
Be Ter SHAPE
Condition Of Those in Manches-
ter to Be Improved.
NEWS FROM The sou U
schco, Board May Take Action To-Day.
Granting of Liquor Licenses.
Pretty Morning Marriage.
Personal. Etc.
NEWS FROM THE soUTHsIDE
schco, Board May Take Action To-Day.
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times.

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times. l.
No 11o2 Hull Street.
Manchester will, in the future, nave
cleaner streets; garbage will be removed
from premises in more satisfactory con-
dition. and residents vii! be REQUIRED 70
live IN to- the ordinance, which says tnat
a trash barrel shall be placed in front
OF every house.
This was the outcome Of the JOINT
meeting Of the Board OF Health ana
the Street Committee last night. Inc
TWO meetings were called by reason OF
The Street Committee having been pre-
santed with bills for all the city carts
for the time they had worked, when a
good deal OF the time had been consumed
with the removal of the garbage OF the
,;ty. and this came under the head OF
the Board Of Health. Judge Clopton, City
Attorney. was authorized to draw an
ordinance providing for the use by the
Health Department of two carts of the
CITY. and that the residents who had not
complicd with the ordinance in regard
TO having a barrel in front of their
=. Dc brought before the Mayor Tor
trial.
Mr.. r. c. Broaddus said the citizens
Liking on Hull Street, who had been no
tined to connect with the city sewers had
.,led TO do SO, and he saw no excuse
for them. He thought the oroi'iaiiee
should be enforced generally.
rnup1ittee WITH MI. a.
Wakefield in the chair. met immedlately
after this. Three cases of children WIN
d,n,theria were reported by Dr. Hlii
and the parents being poor, antitoAlh
Could no, be paid for by them. me cost
of the cases was ordered 10 De pau
There was no quorum Of the water Coiii-
m.ssoiners and the water So'iiiii -
consequently no meeting OF TINS oooy was
held.
Tho proceedings to. be brought against
tho han,, on behalf of the School BoaIo
to recover money lost through r: ~. F1.I--
gerald. while clerk, may be instituted 10
day. The matter is in the hands OF d
committee of the board
Roy. DIR. Turnbull will. in the absence
of the pastor, fill the pulpit OF the Frss-
bSterian Church on Suncay next
Turnbull will come to Richmond to NEE.
INC topiIh oL 1oitS1e'
Seminary.
MUST FILE NOTICES.
Several candidates. winners LOT the po-
sitions of Assemblymen and Aldermen ~
the primary seem to be laborlng :, uIlue.
the delusion that this alone VIII seiio
them to the desired ofhces. Notines
have to be filed with the clerk Oh me
musings Court twenty days before the
General election-May 18th. There are
several nominees from the primary VINO
have not notified the clerk and DO not
seem in any hurry to do so.
PROPERTY SOLD.
The sale of real estate belonging 10 the
r,:,l,mond and Manchester Land Com
,,,ny by A. T.. Adamson, auctloncer.
monday afternoon was largely ATTENDED
Nv neople of this city and OF Richmond.
rc.yp hundred of the lots We're sold and
4hoth dwellings,. The large brick dwelling
brought $1,000, and the smaller frame
dwelling was knocked down Tor 1he sum
,,f 81 $50 The lots sold from S2.5o TO Nov
per foot. Owing to the la1eness OF me
hour the sale had to stop before the lots
were. all sold, and for this reason another
sale will be held on the grounds SATURDAY
at o.3o o'clock Several of the purchasers
of Monday have been offered price
for their lots with a handsome profit over
what they paid for them.
welded AND TO WE'D.
pretty marriage was = ~
ier6ay at 1880 o'clock A. NJ. at the home OF
Rev. Asa Driscoll, pastor Of Fifth-Street
Methodist church. The contracting par
lies we're Miss Rosa l.. Moore, of Man
chester, and MIR. Harry L. Spence, OF
Charlotte, N. c. The young couple left
Immediately after the ceremony for
Washington, wllre they will spend their
Washington, where they Will spend 1hel1
ture home.
Miss Oracle Napier ard Mr.. George
si,slks, of this city, will be married to-
night at the home Of the groom's
parents, In Amelia county.
Rev. Asa Driscoll, pastor of F'ifth-Street
Methodist Church, will perform the cere-
mony After brief stay in the country.
lhey will make their future home here.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
A l;neman for the Southern Telephone
Cc.apany. Higgins by name, had a very
had fall from a pole yesterday morning
while at work near Forest Hill Park.
DIR. Ingram was called to the Injured
man and found him suffering from sew
eral bruises. painful. though not serious
Mr. Rufus Andrews. Who was lately
operated on for appendicitis. has SO far
recovered now that he can walk about.
The revival services being held at West
End Church, in Swansboro. are gaining
IN interest every night Large congra-
cations hear the Rev. A. c. Bergman in
his sermons.
Jnaiano,a Tribe of Red Men held a
largely attended meeting Monday night
al their hall. After the business of the
order was transacted a smoker was en-
3cyned by all.
Rev. Asa Driscoll. the much-loved pas.
TOR of Fifth Street Methodist Church. was
pounded by members of his congregation
on Monday night.
Mr.. 3. l.. BEDFORD held the lucky mum,
her in the furniture which was rallied Oh
Ivy the ladies of Select Council. Daugh'ers
Of liberty, and Olympia Club. No. ]:
was the number he had.
BOATS TO YORKTOWN.