The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-02
POLICE WORK
FOR OCTOBER
Mr., Linwood Moody Was Resting
Easily Last Night.
A plCKANINNY THROWS STONES.
Ar Two Negro Women and His
"Granny" Had to Put Up Twenty
Five Dollars for His Appear
ance-Pcrsona Mention.
A PlCKANINNY THROWS STONES.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
i112 Hull Street, Beattie Block.
Tho report of the Chlef-of-Police for the
month of october, which was made out
Yesterday. shows forty-eight arrests Tor
the month. OF these. three are for fel-
ony. fifteen for misdemeanor. twenty
eight for ordinance violations, and two for
lunacy.
Chief Lipscomb made eight; oiiicer
Jones. eleven; Captain Smith. seven;
Wright. thirteen: Lipscomb. Smith and
Wright together, one. Lpscomo ana
Wright together, eight. The report SHOWS
comparatively few arrests for the MONTH
The police force IS alert. and is certainly
credit TO the city Of Manchester.
MR.. MOODY HURT.
Mr. Linwood Moody was seriously hurt
Yesterday afternoon at the tournament
lilo was kicked IN the left groin by
horse After the accident he was taken
~ the home OF a friend, Mr.. Wiley, AT
No 500 north Second street. Last night
he was reported as resting easily.
Capfain Jones arrested a little colored
hoy ON Hull street last night for throwing
stones at two negro women. Granny
went his bond for twenty-five dollars
until tomorrow morning
Miss Cloty Lane, Of Swansooro' Is
quite i'll at her home.
Little Misses Lottie and Nina Welis' OF
Petersburg are visiting Mrs. Moody on
Porter street.
MIR. u. L. Toney's float in yesterday $
parade was one Of the most attractive
in the Manchester column
GREAT PARADE.
The Trades Parade Of Manchester formed
Yesterday morning at the FOUNTAIN on
Huu street. and marched through the
nrincipal street Of the city before cross
ing TO Richmond 10 join the great Carni-
val column. After reaching klchmohu,
the procession formed al the corner oi
Ninth and Broad The column "as vi
considerable length. and as II turned mo
Proad the foremost float was nearly TWO
blocks i'm advance of that bringing up
chief Marshal r. C. Wood, ST., with
his aides-Messrs. Charles STEIN X. ~
Wood. Jr. J. d. Matthews and DR.. VIZ.
Merchant-led the column. Next came
the Tndependent Band. Of this city. FOL
loving them came the workmen of this
civ several nDINifA TtlVtt-s 49,
the handsome float OF the Business Mems
Association. In It were seated representa-
lives who distributed some very hand
some cards advertising Manchester. on
one side Is n correct picture or the
shubrck. and on the reverse side is:
MANCHEsTBR'S ADVANTAGES.
WHY You Should Locate in Manchester,
Va. A:
We present you with this card. a glance
at the other side gives you a picture OF the
shubrlck. as a mementO Of the Launching
OF the first torpedo boat built In the South.
This side calls your attention TO some OF
the inducements and advantages Manches-
ter holds out as a desirable location for
manufacturers and business men.
Why you should locate in Manchester,
Va.
She has the finest inland location for
a dry dock on the Atlantic coast.
She gives free sites to manufacturers.
She offers very Low rates OF taxes TO
manufacturers.
She offers unexcelled transportation IA
cilities by water and rail- and directly
from factory and store TO cars etc.
She has excellent and abundant water
power.
she is near 10 cheap and abundant fuel
She has street ears reaching every To-
cality.
She Is near to raw and manufactured
material.
She offers labor plentiful tractable and
lat moderate wages.
She has a malls and healthy climate
She has houses at moderate rent
She has an orderly and conservative
population
She has abundant. pure and healthy
water.
n will no the pleasure Of our association
10 have anyone who contemDates
change of location. or seeks TO establish
new enterprises. to visit Or communicate
with the president at the association or
it's secretary. for further Information,
which will be cheerfully given.
Business Mems Association Of Manches-
ter. Secretary's ONCE. II east Tenth
street.
4. J. DAFFRON. Pres't.,
CLARENCE WALDEN, ,5ec'y.