The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-15
The CARS In
MANCHESTER
Council After the Passenger
and Power Company.
HOUSE AT THE CEMETERY
Mr. roney Was Discharged in the May.
ors Court - Funeral Services. 4
Gases Before Squire Jordan
Personal and Notes,
HOUSE AT THE CEMETERY
Manchester Bureau Times dis PATCH,
lip Hull Street.

Manchester Bureau Times Dis pa,oh,(
l112 Hull Street.
The Common Council OF Manchester last
right got after the Passenger and Power
Company In resolution presented by Mr.
Reams.
The resolution was adopted unanimous
ly, and is designed to compel the Passen-
ger and Power Company to run cars on
the Hull Street line from Seventh to
Mayo's Bridge, In accordance with res.
olution adopted in 1901.
Little discussion was INDUCED In. Mr..
Realms said that he understood the COM
pany was fixing two cars with motors.
one q summer car, the other closed. to
run over that line, and he wanted the
schedule to be maintained.
Mr.. Taylor complained that the cars on
Perry and Hull Streets we're not started
early enough in the morning to accom-
cars did not reach Manchester before $50,
and he wanted something done about 1t.
No action was taken.
The peddlers license proposition was
referred to the License Committee.
NEW HOUSE PROPOSITION.
The advocates OF the adoption OF the
resolution appropriating 81, 500 for new
house for the superintendent OF Maury
Cemetery lost last night by one vote.
They needed majority Of the members
OF the Council which IL seven, and they
had only six votes. Those voting against
the proposition were Metsrs Nunnally.
Sampson, Taylor and Rean,s; for the
Grizsard. owen. Cox and Fahr.
The resolution came from the Finance
Committee. An Independent resolution
will be introduced at the meeting OF the
Board OF Aldermen on Friday night. and
those who feel that there should be new
"A R0a ri will
adopt the resolution.
The result OF the vote last night was a
surprise, as It was felt that there would
he no opposition to the measure.
Other routine business was transacted
and the body adjourned.
MIR. TONEY DISCHARGED.
After hearing the Testimony In the case
OF Mr.. D. l. Toney IN the Mayors Court
yssterday morning Squire JORDAN. acting
T + ,ss place OF tho Mayor oi'"'s'eo MI
There were a number Of witnesses, for
and against Mr.. Toney Among those
tenant d. N. Hardy and Privates Wood
Toney. refused to move and that ne
The Witnesses for alr. Toney were All
well known and reputable citizens. and In
cluded Messrs. Eugene ". Lipscomb. a.
ines, John Moore. C. II. sharp W. r.
crostie. J. g. Gil. Henry Mantell and W.
These gentlemen testified that Mr. Toney
was neither diEorderly nor obstreperous,
and It didn't take Squire Jordan long To
make IN his mind as to what to do. and
he discharged Mr. 5Toney.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
The funeral Of the infant OF Mr.. and
Mrs, Samuel Taylor will take place at tho
home. Belle Isle Saw Mills. Chesterfield
county. this afternoon at o'clock. tho
services to be conducted by Rev. Mr..
Hardy, OF Bon Air. Tho child died at
o'clock yesterday afternoon.
MAYORS COURT.
Squire Jordan fined a number OF young
men 81 each for being disorderly and
singing in d!scordant tones on the street.
Thev were warned not to do SO again.
Henry Coleman and his wife Ida (col-
ored) were each fined $3.50 for disorderly
conduct
G. ". King was charged $3.50 for being
drunk In the street.
Five negroes were each fined $3.50 for
- PERSONALS AND NOTES.
Rev. J. W. Reynolds. who has been sick
for some time. is improving slowly.
Mr.. r. H. Beasley. editor OF the South
Boston News. Is the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. B. Fl. Morrisett.
Miss Emily Bunting. OF Portsmouth. is
visiting Miss Ethel Morrisett on Porter
Street.
Miss LILLIAN Deans, OF Norfolk, is visit
ing Miss Alma Atkissrn In Swansboro.
A lawn party will be given by the ladies
OF Meade-AIemorial Church at Twelfth