The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-07-17
OTHER NFwsY ITEMS.

charter has been granted to the Forest
Hill Park Land Company by Judge Ingram,
of the Hastings Court. The officers of the
company for the first year are II. G. Beatte.
president. James 4. Bradley. vice president;
A. j. Bradley. secretary and treasurer. d.
rectors. II. c. Beatte james f. Bradley,
john c. Robertson, W. b. Bradley. A. j.
Bradley. The company ls authorized % buy,
rent lease sell and convey land IN the city
of Manchester and its vicinity. The capital
stock shall be 500 900, 10 be divided into
shares Of 900 each. The amount Of real
estate to he held 10y said company shall not
exceed five hundred acres The principal
Office OF the company shall be in Manchester.
The trolley wire tor the electric line over
NaYos bridge * being put up. In few days
the entire wire will be IN position. and then II
il understood that the company will use cleo
tricity instead Of the sure but slow mule.
Electric cars on Decatur street will lend an
air of progress and development to the south
side of the city.
A deed WAS admitted 10 record in the Office
of the clerk Of the Hastings Court yesterday,
in which A. T. Snelllngs conveys al right.
title and interest to lot on Hull street be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth and all i'm
pr0vements thereon TO j. G. Snellings. Con-
sideraton. -, 800.
The Battersea cotton factory. in Chester
field which il 10 10 run and. operated by the
"Phunz Mills Company. is to be thoroughly
oyerhauled and renovated. IL IS learned
from one Of the members of the company that
work at the factory will begin about the first
OF next month. and that it will give employ
ment to one hundred and twenty five opera
tiYes.
Or. S l.. Ingram received telegram yes
tcrd0y from his wife stating that her father.
Mr.. W. J. Neblett. was dead. Mrs. Ingram
was called to Lunenburg few days ago in
consequence of the illness of her father and
was with him when he died.
The Ilull-street and electric lines will soon
have transfer tickets, which will enable pas
eengers on one line 20 transfer 10 the other at
any point between Seventh and Perry streets
and the Richmond end Of the Free bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Wallace Snellings lost their
little child by death Wednesday. The re-
mains were brought here from Bedford county
and inferred in Maury Cemetery yesterday
afternoon. In their deep bereavement the
parents have the sympathy of many friends
Judge John II. ingram. of this city. went
over 10 Petersburg yesterday to hold court
for Judge d. NJ. Bernard of the Hastings
Court of that city.
The case of Joseph Callenberger, charged
with felony, was called before Squire Wilson
Hewlett yesterday afternoon and again con-
tinued until Saturday afternoon.
The Chesterfield Troop had drillat Morris
settles store, in Swansboro, yesterday after
noon.
Mr.. F. Sahr. of Petersburg, is visiting his
sister. Mrs Charles Grossman, in Chesterfield
A party Of Msnchesterians will leave to-day
for North Carolina on fishing expedition.
festival is in progress at Fifth-Sreet
Methodist church
Captain J. n. ellis, of Chesterfield, was in
the city Yesterday.
The July term of the Hastings Court.
which is a grand jury term. will begin next
Mon day.