The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-04
THE NEW PASTOR
IN MANCHESTER
Rev. Mr.. Badly Will Be Installed To-
morrow.
THE R., P, AND C. INJUNCTION
Will Come Up Before Judge Hancock
This Morning Arrangements
Complete for the Speaking.
Personal Mention.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,

ifIg Hull Street BealllS bioch
Rav Mr. Badly will be regularly In
stalled as pastor OF Bainbridse-Street
psntist church tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. A splendid programme has
been arranged for the service. In which
many of the prominent Baptist pastors Oh
Richmond will take part Special music
for the occasion has been prepared 0y
Mrs A. c. Harding. Or. w. X. ;. smith,
pastor OF the Second Baptist chureh' VIII
nr.s,do over the service. The reading OF
the Scripture will be by Rev. Or. George
Cooper .s s..
r,ie opening prayer will be offered py
by Rev. Mr.. Hening. Of Fulton bapl'St
church. Or. W. T.. Mathews. m snort
address. will welcome Rev. Mr.. Baby
in behalf OF the congregation.
An address welcoming Mr.. Baby TO
virginia will be made by Rev Dr. D. Is
Hawthorne, OF HrOve-AVenue BapliHt
church Rev. Or. w. r. Hatcher, OF
Grace-Street church, viii deliver the
charge TO the pastor. Or. r. j. Wiling
ham. secretary Of the Foreign Mission
hoard. will deliver the charge TO the
III.
nounced by DR.. NJ Ashby Jones, OF Leigh
Street Baptist church.
The regular evening service will not be
held Rev. Mr. Badly will preach for DIR.
Hatcher at Grace-Street church Sunday
night.
INJUNCTION CASE
The Injunction case Of the Richmond
and Petersburg Electric Company against
the Richmond. Petersburg ana Carolina
Railway Company will come up this
morning before Judge Hancock This
case has long been pending The motion
to-day is TO dissolve the injunction, and
allow the work on the railroad TO be coma
pleted. The electric company hold a nan
chse 10 construct an electric car-lne
from Richmond TO Petersburg.
At the meeting OF the City Central Com
mlttee last night all arrangements for to-
nights speaking at Leader Hall were
completed The speaking will commence
az 500 o'clock. with an opening address
by Judge Ingram. The other speakers
Of the evening will be Hon. John Lamb
Mr.. jeff. Wallace and Mr.. t. G. Folkes.
II is quite probable that Chairman Ely
son VIII be present and make a short
address
MI ". H. Young returned Wednesday
from Kansas.
MIR. TATUM DEAD.
Mr. W. II. Tatum. whose illness has
been mentioned in these columns, died
yesterday morning at his residence No.
Is J.. 5th street, aged AZ years.
Mr. Tatum underwent a very painful
operation five weeks ago at the
Ola Dominion Hospital The operation
seemed 10 be successful. but he has been
On h.. Ean1fRa Il
intensely unth death ended HIS aEonies
yesterday morning at $40 o'clock.
De leaves his wife and three children
10 mourn their loss. They are as fol-
lows: Mrs +. A. Philips. Misses Bes-
sic and Leila. Mr. Tatum was a member
Of New South Council No. 5. Jr o. T..
A. NJ. which council wifi attend the
burial by committee TO De named by the
Councillor. Mr. j. c.. Saunders. The flu
neral VIII take place from the FIFTH street
Methodist church this afternoon at
3 o'clock Interment will be made in
Maury cemetery.
BRIEF MENTION
There were no services held at Cen
trial Methodist church last night. The
usual services will be held on sunday nj
Il a. NJ. and 7:45 ?. NJ. As there will
be only two Sabbath services before
conference, which meets on November
10Th. the pastor desires the presence OF
all the members az these services.
Mr.. Emmett L. Adams. Of Phila ielpha,
Pa. son Of Mrs. @. F. Adams. ~ this
CITY. s. visiting IN Manchester.
The regular meeting OF the Swansboro
Conclave of Improved Order OF Hepta-
sophs. met at Cetsley's Hall last
night ut 1890 o'clock.
Mr. 4. r. Wnrree. Of Powhatan coun-
~. was I'm Manchester YESTERDAY Mr..
Wlnfree is n staunch Toney man. and
saws Powhatan will give Mr.. Toney a
large majority IN the coming election.
Mr. and Miss Eudaily. II Charlotte
county who have been the guests Of
Mr. and ,Irs. Land0u ?. Jones during
the carnival. returned yesterday morning
20 their home.
Miss Margaret c. Lynch, and Mrs.
JaQust. of Washington. ID. c., are visit
ing the Misses O'Brien C0wardin avenue.