The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-04
HAULING I IN \. !.
MANCHESTER
An Ordinance to Keep Heavy a.
Loads OF Dirt Street.
10, C 9, d, 1. ORDINANCES
Funeral Servlces-7-B rush Fire Below the
Y CITY II Chesterfield designation
Of Rev. Mr.. Moore Health i
.lI5 Matters Notes.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
& q No. 11O4 Hull street.

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Manchester Bureau Times DispAtch,
XXI isii,i No. 1108 Hull street. XXI
II an ordinance adopted by the Cout1-
eli committee OF Manchester last night
Is passed BY the Council ali brick carts
will thereafter be forced to 60 over
paved streets only. Fl
THE ordinance prohibits the driving OF
carts OF heavily loa ded teams on any Of
the dirt streets OF the city, with q PEN
atty 81 y, VI Ell 4, III N 3,gi
!, Most u the streets leading from the.
Sbriok yards are dirt. SO 1t seems to be
up to the Street Committee to do some
thing for the manufaot ,irers. q
NJ The committee also decided to push
the work OF oodlfying the city ordl-
5nances II. ~ q 54 e s. 81 s
FUNERAL or Mr.. ToPHAh.
81 The funeral OF Mr. James HI Topham.
who died at his home No. 11M Decatur.
Street. yesterday morning at. 4 o'clock,
will be from Central Methodist Church
Z at $3.50 D clock Tomorrow afternoon, and
the 5interment Will sbe fin MaurY Cemetery.
Mr., Topharn leaves his wife ana four.
children Messrs. ]. r., ]. r., w. Q. and
Mrs. 8. r, Richards. 5
E Ss % BURNING OF BRUSH. ~
People in Richmond last night thought,
from big reflection In the skies, that
I the lower section Of Manchester was
burning to pieces, but they were fooled,
for the reflection simply came from . g
pile OF brush that was burned near the
auarries In Chesterfield county some dis
TANGO below the 4oity.
ll33s Il. FUNERAL YDsTDRDAY.
Tho remai ms Of Mr. George w. Frank
lin were buried ut g. O. clock ycsterday al.
ternoon, and the intormont was IN Maury
Cemetery. IN 5555 .5is q d s.5 4.
REV, MIR. MoORD RESIGNS.
Owing to, his bad health Rev.3aH. H
4 Moore has resigned the past TO OF Co
wardin-Avenue Christian Church II iia & sa3
Mr., Moore has recon- ly returned from
the country whore he went for his
health. ~ He Is now In Newport 81 News
and will probably preach In that city
nj The z congregation will meet in few
DAYS TO consider the resignation, and to.
take steps towards supplying tn va :!
5cancy a !. =. y, 2, 7, s
N Mayor Maurice has instructed Chief
Llpscomb to enforce the ordinance pro
Enrbage and other trash In the alleys
or streets OF the city. H
Il IL the Intention OF the Health Com
mittee to SEQ that the health$ rules and
laws are observed. # t4 .3 " 4 S$
i$iat MEET TODAY @4$asj
The Street Committee will meet at 400 {
o,clook this afternoon on Il Fourth Street
TO take a trip OF Inspection to several
points requiring the attention Of the COM
imittee and the City Engineer. i
PRISON EVANGELIST. 81
The prison evangelist, the Rev, Thomas
Dlsar, Of New York, addressed TIE men
at the southern car shops, In Manchester
yesterday at noon. and last evening went
Is the Laurel Industrial School for boys
and talked to the boys on the necessity
for them, II they would rise In the world,
to watch their words. actions, thoughts,
ompanionshlp and their hearts. Many
Of the 100 boys present expressed them
selves as intending to take the speakers
advice. n 55 "a al IN
LAID TO REST,
The funeral OF Mr.. William Fl. Green.
who was found dead "A in bed Thursday
morning. took place from his home. No. 4
415 West Fifteenth Street. yesterday at
ternoon at $3.50 O clock, and tho interment
was in Mauryi Cemetery. He was a we'll
known carpenter. 8l9{ " a. 35 e y 9ssE Z.