The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-02-18
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City Assembly Passed tile Bud.
S585 get Ordinance Last
Night.
STREETS GET GOOD ~ SUM 'llJ
Case of Stairs Cones 3: y VI Next
Con-
335. tractors.
STREETS 5; Re 4: GET Ell GOOD % SUM Y
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Manchester Bureau. Times D!spa tch.
8s,s .rhe City Assembly met last night and
adopted the budget Us It came from the
Finance Committed, as heretofore print
led rho appropriations for the year
amount to SOS, sSs.vo, 81, 100 OF which goes
to streets. 5,5i 4! III
J, Mfr. laffron wished to amend the orr
{dinance by transferring the sum Of $500
from the outside poor fund to the 4 City
Mission But his amendment was not
adopted. 1t was tho sense OF Council,
however, that the Mission would 5be given
n sum later on, probably at the next
meeting OF the counoil The work of the
City Mission was heartily commended.
THOSE present at the meeting wcro
sMessrs Wakefield, Bradley, Owens, DAT DAT
iron, Ferguson, Jones and Ia lor. $,S
Corporation Court.
The case Of w y u. Stairs, the man to
DO tried for housebreaking,S wlllabe called
In tho Corporation Court on Monday Tho
jury has been summoned by Sergeant
Saunders. stairs was captured by,seYe-
3rnl citizens and the police in the attempt
X to enter Il store at y Fifteenth and Hull
Streets some time ago. Tho case has
fbcen5 continued several times. NJ ~ X III
Other cases set for hearing n ext WeeR
are those Of w. III Dobbins. "a lexander
Marshall, Guy Cole and Mrs. Bessie Jones
Cole, the latter for alleged perjury and
the former for alleged abduction.
Work Pr ogressing.
Il 1Ixcavators lnro busy at the site Of the
proposed glass works. Contractor Good
man has the work to do and Is pushing
1T as rapidly as elle can In the bad wealth
rf>i.-
Green & Harris, of Manchester. 9lS
l The contractors on the new building
for the shoe factory are also pushing
things as fast ns they can under the cir-.
Scumstances. ISL 7til 81 "a 81 itS
Several Were Fined.
when the case Of Lizzie Clark charged
with cutting 3.Lnurf Jackson, was called
I'm the Mayors Court yesterday morn
Ing, there were a dozen witnesses for
and against. Comm onwealth's Attorney
Page examined them and the result was
that Arthur Jackson, Lizzie Clark and
Nick Ia ner were each fined s. and Hat
tie Williams was fined $40.
4 Case Was Dismissed.
The case of Motorman Salmon and Con-
ductor Fla wl1es, charged with being res
sponsble for the collision with a wagon
driven by Mr.. 4 W. y. Isl NVingo. some time
ago, and which resulted In an injury to
IRVING o, was dismissed in the Mayors
Court yesterday morning. 1t was shown
that the car men did all they could to
prevent the collision. i5
Sunday School Meeting.
The Baptist Sunday School Association
OF Richmond and Manchester will meet
at BalnbrIdge Street Church at $3.50
u clock tomorrow afternoo Rev. B. w.
splllmanss will speak on II Some Things
I'VE Need. '1.:5 This meeting was postponed
from last Sunday on account Of the
weather. VI 5 S5$i 58 ssTS XXI K.
Personals and Briefs.
Y Miss Ruth Wrightswas reported as being
a little better yesterday S5S5iH
Squire Chathnm's court did not con-
vene yesterday owing 10 the illness of
the Commonwealth'sfa attorney. The dock
ct win be called next Friday. 33s
II Mr.. II, r. Wilson and Miss Carrie Hu-g
band were married Thursday night by
Rev G. 4 o. Woodward, In the parlorsi
of tile rectory. They will make their
home at No. 1900 Perry Street. # Il
Frank Badly, son Of Rev. Or. Badly,
was reported as better yesterday.