The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-11-01
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Street Committee Transacts Large
Amount OF Routine
Business.
STEPS FOR THE BRIDGE

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Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch,
NO. ll0g Hull street.
The street Committee met last night
and transacted an unusual amount OF
routine business and ADJOURNED to meet
Monday afternoon ut 4 o'clock.
Mr.. j. D. Roach appeared and ask
ed for relief In connection with the
condition OF seniines street between
Ninth and Tenth, which is IN n de-
was instructed to inspect the street and
remedy IT as far as possible.
Mr.. r.. II. Wells. representing the
Richmond and Petersburg electric line,
questing that the company be allowed
to change the style of tender now used
on the interurban cars. The company
contemplates running two cars coupled
together and having pilot similar
to those used on steam engines IN
stead of the tenders now in use. Ac.
tion was deferred until Monday.
The bids for grading and graveling
but there was only one. that being
from u. s. Kellam, of Richmond. This
matter was also laid over until Non
"a The committee decided to ask
priation Of $40 for the purpose of put
ting a concrete stairway to the bridge
leaading to Belle Isle.
Illose present at the meeting Were:
a. r. Hooker. r. L. Patram. j. ".
lery.
INSTALLATION Services.
On sunday afternoon at o'clock the
new pastor OF cambridge Street Bap-
fist Church. Rev. J. w. Durham. viii
be installed and several ministers OF
the the city Rha will participate IN the ser
Rev s pFos1 A. e 4 al 1oi pastor Of
Stockton Street BAPTIST Church. pre-.
q: devotional exercises. by Rev. J.
5.,,u Elk. pastor OF the Presbyterian
2. Welcome to the church. by Mr..
T. Welcome to the city, by Mayor
8. Welcome to the other denomina.
tons OF the city. by Rev. j. K. Joliiff.
pastor OF Central Methodist Church.
'. welcome to the Baptists OF Man.
p. stua afd n methmond. by Rev. Charles
BAPTIST Church Richmond
Welcome to the Baptist Church
OF virginia. by Rev. f. l.. Grace paa.
IT i., OF The Broaddus Memorial Church,
w. Durham. Ivy. y
49,, me choir will furnish special music
Davis Case Goes over.
The case OF David Davis oh.r,
W, mi.n perjury. which was set for tsiai
tomorrow. has by consent or al, I naal
YES, ,1ss peen postponed until the next
me case Of Joseph Herbert ys. Ron.
'srt :. R!ves, Which was To have haan
heard this morning. was nosfnnna5 GU
Otis Watkins, colored, Charged witb
reckless driving. was before TIE! SAfsror
cost. @-:oo az q
"HaIlowe'en, Party To-Nirht.
The Halloween" party TO be given
IN the lecture-room of the Presbyte.
ran church tonight, under the aus.
pices OF the Earnest Workers. will he
a most enjoyable affair.
the program. which has been ar
ranged, will be a delightful one. and
Includes some excellent numbers
among those who viii assist are Miss
Eulia Baily. the accomplished cIocu.
tionist, Of Richmond; the Richmond
Quartette. and Mrs. Railey Shinett
and Edward Burton. soloists. The
decorations Will be In keeping with
the season. a silver Offering Will be
made at the door.
Personals ana Briefs.
Officer NJ. j. Moore of the Police
| Department, is confined to his home on
account of sickness.
Officer r. P. Smith, who has been
quite sick at his home. was able to
resume his duties last night.
Officer w. II. Waymack. who took
| Henry Marshall. the deserving sailor
| to Norfolk. returned home last night
w. W. Goodman. of No. 925 1-2 Hull
| Street. is Ill in his fathers home,
No. $40 West Cary street, Richmond