The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-10
PATROL SYSTEM
TO Be INSTALLED.
Matter in Hands Of Police
and Fire Commits
sioners.
PRETTY EVENING WEDDING
Marked Improvement at Rail
way Stations in Peters
burg.
Timcs-Dispatch Bureau,
100 North Sycamore Street,

UPON tne DOllCe dIlu nTc pdAiol
tenn to be approved and recommended
to the Common Council for adoption.
Exhibition Of the merits OF several
systems will be had before decision
is made. The commissioners are NOV
ing carefully. with the view to per-
lection as we'll as economy.
The Council stands ready to make
the necessary appropriation and to
have installed a modern patrol sys-
tenn that will be credit to the city.
Interesting Wedding Event.
This evening at o'clock at the resi-
dence of the brides parents on Adams
Street Miss Hortense Marion Saal, only !
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mycr Saal /
was married to Louis Anthony Rosen-
stock. tho Rev. David Klein, D. D., of
Sumter. S. c.. formerly pastor Of the
Union Street Temple. in this city, oni-
eating. The parlors were handsome
guests were present.
The bride. handsomely gowned, was
given away by her father Her only
attendant. as maid of honor, was Miss
Minnie Hutzler.. of Richmond, and Sid
ney NJ Rosenstock, brother of tho
bridegroom, was best man. A wedding
supper was served, after which the
wedding trip. Among the outside
guests present were Mrs. B. STARK,
Albany, N. T.: Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar H.
Rosenstock. New York City: Miss
Carrie Saal. Newport News: Mrs Asher
and Nathan Simon, Richmond: J.
Rosenstock. Danville.
The bride IS a. young woman OF at
tractivc personality. accomplished and
popular. The bridegroom is one of the
city.
No Indictment Found
The grand jury of the Hastings
Court reassembled to-day. after re-
cess of some days. to further consider
the matter of the alleged sale Of
the city's dredge. investigation Of
which was begun last month. Several
witnesses were examined after which
the Jury reported to the court that
they had no presentment to make.
and We're discharged for the term.
1t Is understood that no claim has
been made on the city for the dredge,
and that 1t is now in peaceful pos
session of the city.
Railway improvements.
The Seaboard Air Line Railway Com
pany is building handsome and COM
moulous passenger station on Dunlop
Street ON the site of the building de-
stroyed by fire some months ago. The
new building will be much larger and
more conveniently arranged than the
old one.
The Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Company has awarded to Parkinson &
| Finn. OF this city. a contract for
marked improvements at the Washing
| ton Street Station. Tho platform of
around the building eastward along
sycamore Street and westward from a
distance of sixty feet or more towards
| market Street These extensions will
! be OF concrete.
The Norfolk and Western Railway
! Company has not yet completed all Of
the CONTEMPLATED improvements about
work is being gradually done. and the
| surroundings are to be made as at
| tractive as possible.
\ bad Accident.
James G. Harrison. well Kin own
| citizen of Prince George, residing in
| the lower section of the county, met
! with a serious accident last Saturday
He fell from the second story of his
1; barn to the ground distance OF
| twelve or fifteen feet, breaking his
| back. His condition Is reported to he
| critical.
AS announced in this correspondence,
the wife of Mr.. Harrison died night
before last after long illness
Tuesdays Election.
| The commissioners will meet NOR
row TO canvass the citys vote in Tues-
days election, and 1t may be that some
corrections will be made in the returns
as published. Congressman Turnbull's
vote was 48S. and majority was given
against all of the constitutional amend
ments with the exception of the one in
reference to the election Of treasurers
and commissioners Of the revenue in
| cities This was carried by small
] majority.
Personal and Otherwise.
i The receivers Of the Phillips Lin.
of steamers have given notice that they
are forced to cease operations until
4 the sand bars at the entrance of til.
i harbor are removed 1t is expected
that the work of dredging the rive,
! from the harbor down to deep water
4 under the contract recently given out
4 by the government, will be commenced
next week.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Williams of Aus
tralia, are visiting friends in this city
4 Mr.. Wilkins, a former citizen of Peters
!, burg, has charge of the American To
!, bacco Company's business In Australia
The receipts of the post-oftice II
q this city show steadily increasln,
business. Last month they We're l ! pc
, cent. greater than in September.
Mrs. Ardina Mimeton, wife OF Clar
ence Milfieton, and only child of tn
,3|late Mr.. and Mrs. James Gentry die
s this afternoon at her residence OF
} South Union street. She was thirty
two years old and is survived by he
slhusband and three children.
N Mr. and Mrs. r., II. Robertson, for
NJ; merly of this city. but residents Of Dur
ham, N. c.. for some time, have returne
ITO resume their residence In Peters
burg,
During the conference year now clos
ing twenty-three members were adde
TO Market Street M, e. Church; ", ~
Twas raised for foreign and home ms
sions, and 1863 paid on the parsonag
]. debt, The totHl amount raised for a
:, purposes was s7.77a, or s1i.4S per men
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