The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-07
R. B. DARLINGTON HURT.
4 FoEMER RESIDENT OF MANCHEs-
TER INJURED IN A COLLISION.
A. n. n. EenttIe Retires From Active
Business Life-Death OF Chiid'
Personals aud Briefs.
MAScnrsrrR BunrAu Richmond TIMr I.r

day TO The effect that Mr.. H. - '"'i''e
ION. who was once a resident OF MAN
chester. but who is now an engineer on
,be Norfolk and Carolina branch OF the
southern railroad. bad been dangerously
,nisr,d In a collision on that road. Later
peys however. stated that MIR. Caring
,on had merely been badly bruised by
jumping from his engine ana that ne
would be well enough to leave his bed
IN a few days.
AIR Darlington Is well and favoraoy
known mere. and his friends are eNceeu
indy glad that he was not pa1iy hJ"i0u'
as at FIRST reported.
qEANsFERKED HIS INTEREST.
Sir -. ID. Beatue Tuesday afternoon
tr.nsfcgrcd al his interest IN the nrm Oh
IL d. ana IL. G. Beattie to his partner
Mr. H. G.. Beattie. This action on the
paat Of Air -. j.. Beatte was caused ny
il-hcalth and inability TO stand the WoI-
~ Of business. lie VIII shortly 80 Norm
for a long rest. ~. u.o
The deed recorded in the Office Of The
clerk Of the Iustings Court. conveys Mi'
IL ID. Beauties hall Interest IN Inc s'oci,
Of merchandise IN the store NOS l--S anu
l225 Hull street as well as hia iIsnt . anu
Interest IN the business, lnciuulns Sto'0
fixtures and all goods ordered 10 arrive
M
cd bv the retiring partner in the follow
ing real estate: ,,.r
That property on Hull street, between
Eleventh aud Twelfth. fronting 10 ieel'
embracing Beattie's Block and the gro
Gerry storo ON the corner OF lWeH'l "'.'
Hell streets; lot on Ninm s.'ee|
fronting forty-0ve feet a lot on MauIy
street, fronting forty-ive tee''
On she south side OF Decatur street. 'front.'
Ing Gfty-scven feet: three lots on Co
y,ardin avenue: ten los on Thirty-second
street which are Nos. ], 8. 3, Z, ,. j. To-
Is. H. and 10 in the Woodland beish's
plan. a lot situated on the south side OF
stockton street. and two lots and
fraction acres OF improved land IN Ches-
terrified county.
Nesers. II. G. and ~. d. Beattie have
been IN partnership In this city for num-
Der Of years. and 81 IS with regret that
the community win hear OF Mr. -. -.
Beabae's retirement from business. Mr..
II. G. Beattie will continue the busi-
ness.
BUILDING A WAREHOUSE.
For a long time there has betn talk
Of constructing new warehouses III Man
chester. and gentlemen from Richmond
and other more distant cities have been
here TO look over the ground. All OF
these parties have expressed themselves
as greatly pleased with the many natural
advantages here for manufacturing sites.
The initial step was taken Tuesday when
Mr. Joseph Heppert, the contractor began
work upon n brick factory 20 be oc-
cupied by Mossrs stephen Putney a CO.,
OF Richmond. The building Will be
one-stOry brick affair. fronting ll5 feet
on Perry street and running back 40
feet on Eighth. a side nrack Will be run
10 the warehouse I'm order that shipping
may be facilitated. The building viii be
ready for occupancy by the LIST or july
next.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
Joseph. the four-year-old son or Sir.
and Mrs. J. NJ Barker, died at MS
parents residence, on EverGt street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth stree 5,
at o'clock yesterday morning Tne tu-
neral service will be conducted at the
house ro-day at o'clock, ana the re
mains Will be laid 10 rest in Maury Gene
terry.
Mr.. Ben. 2. owen, Jr., one OF the
most popular members Of the Royal Ar
canum. has been appointed District De
putty Grand Regent. The appointment is
n suitable one In every respect. ana VIII
be hailed with pleasure by many Area
NUM- es.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
Central Methodist church will hold their
annual Nav festival tomorrow night. An
atrative musical programme has been ar
ranged Among HE singers VIII be Mr..
ana Mrs L. H. Cloves. Of Richmond.
Mrs. Scott McRae, and Misses Oglesdir
and Davis.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mr. Z. Stewart Blanton Is able 30 be
out on the street after severe spell
OF sickness.
city Sergosnt Fitzgerald received
postal card from tho superintendent Of
the Central State Hospital, at Petersburg,
Tuesday afternoon conveying the news
Of the death of Grant Miller, who was
sent 20 the asylum in December. 1881
from Manchester, and asking him 10 no
tify his friends that he would be decenuy
buried.
Mr. Everett Morrisset. of Winston, n.
C.. is ON a. visit to his family.
Archie Tatum was before the Mayor
yesterday morning charged with selling
railroad brass. lie claimed 10 have found
che brass in some trash near the Belle
Isle bridge He was discharged.
NJ. ". NJ. Allen, superintendent OF
Maury Cemetery is making some i'm
provemcnts around his residence, such as
turhng, tearing down the old front fence,
etc.
Liberty Council. No. 49, Jr. O. u. a.
NJ. initiated eleven candidates tuesday
night received four applications and elect
cd two others.
Mr.. X. l.. Ellis is carrying on a mis-
sion at soI HUI street. The mission VIII
be known as the Central Mission OF Man
chos er. The d. ,tings VIII be conducted
at noon and night of each day. Meet
inss on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
and o sunday night services.
Or. $, Delaney Hicks. of Norfolk, Va,
VIII spend about "a month with MIS-.
Trovliiln, on Hun strecN.
Mr.. j. i. Brown. Of Rocky Mount
y. c.. IS the guest OF Mr.. Curtis Powell.
west Seventh street.
Mrs. Anderson Miller. OF Amelia Court
house Va, Is Shopping with Mrs. Alton
Powell. on Seventh street
Mr.. J. W. linman. OF Norfolk; va.
IS stopping with friends for a few days
Judge John II. Ingram, grand trustee
~ the Royal Arcauum, has returned
from a meeting Of 0he grand officers at
Newport News.
hcssrs. Ernest II. Wells and Clarence
Nalen have returned from Midlothian
MIR Wells went ont TO see about the
assignment OF Mr.. Charles Gay, Tor
whom ne IS trustee. Mr.. Walden has been
taking Inventory OF the merchandise.
Judge James NJ. Gregory has removed
10 Manchester.