Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-11-01
CITY0F MANCHESTER
LIKELY THAT A TOBACCO WARE
HOUSE WILL &c ESTABLISHED.
Good Temp,ar Officers EIected-The Jury
Failed to Agree-Personal and Other
Items Of Interest.

| From present prospects II looks as
! though Manchester would have another
enterprise in the near future that will
enhance the business interests OF the
city 10 very considerable extent. The
tobacco trade OF Richmond held meet
ing al the Tobacco Exchange at noon
l yesterday. and decided 10 allow the Rich
mond inspector the privilege Of coming
over to this city and inspecting and seal
ing. the weed.
! Several propositions have been made
i 10 build n large warehouse on this side
OF the river. and It has Just been learned
! that the rate OF insurance Will not be
/ quite half so much as Is at present be-
/ ing paid in Richmond. This Is due TO the
| fact that lot for a warehouse can be
secured that Will be free from fire con-
nections. and the storage-room con-
structed OF fre-proof material.
( II Is understood that the railroads VIII
run side tracks 10 the warehouse. which
| Of course. will be great convenience.
1 The drayage will be the same as from
\ the Richmond houses.
RECORD OF A MONTH
During the month of October the po-
/ lice made IS arrests. OF which 2 were for
I felony, % misdemeanor, n ordinance
violations. The Chief made "a arrests,
/ First Assistant. lG; Second Assistant, Z;
! First and Second. 10; by Chief and Sc
cond. /.
The clerk Of the Hastings Court re-
corded for the month OF October %
deeds. and issued u marriage-licenses. OF
which Z were TO white and to colored
couples.
Much interest Is being manifested in the
Democratic demonstration at Leader Hall
tomorrow night, on which occasion Hon.
John Goode will address the soyereigns.
In the case OF Clements execuirix
against the Richmond and Manchester
Railway Company. in the Hastings Court
the jury faileb to agree and were dis
/ charged yesterday. In the case Of Blue,
! ford and Lewis against Smith and Latham
/ for 500 damages the plaintlH asked that
I the case be dismissed.
Mr.. Colon Gregory was on the street
! yesterday for the first time since his
serious Illness.
Mr.. Oscar MCGEE. who has been quite
sick, was able to be out yesterday.
Mr.. William Robertson continues quite
/ i'll at his fathers residence.
/ Mr.. Addison Jones, Of Swansboro'. has
returned from Chicago.
! GOOD TEMPLAR OFFICERS ELECTED
Star Of Hope Lodge. No. 535. Good
Templars, held meeting Monday night
/ in Odd-Fellows' Hall and the following
officers were elected: Henry Smith, past
chief tempIar; Waverly Daniels. chief
/ templar: Miss Hattie Smith. yice-chief
templar: James l.. Rodgers. recording
secretary: Howard Smith, financial sec
rotary; Miss BERTHE Oliver, treasurer; w.
. W. Craig, chaplain; Walter Alley, mar
shall George Prick, sentinel. Mr.. James
. J.. Rodgers was recommended to the
Grand Lodge as lodge deputy.
! This locality is again overrun with
tramps. who annoy the citizens very
greatly.
/ Some one broke into the store OF Mr..
= IL. 4. Jordan Monday night and stole
/ some cigars and other articles and a
/ box containing several dollars in small
change
! There will be a Democratic barbecue Mt
Dorsets, in Powhatan county, FRIDAY.
MIR. ". G. PikintOn and others Will
speak.
/ A regular meeting of the Council Com
mittee on Finance Will be held next Fri
/ day night.
! Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Bradley and Mr..
and Mrs. J. p. Robinson have returned
from Chicago.
/ A number Of black bass have been