The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-03
CALL EXTENDED
REV. Mr.. BALDY
He viii Probably Come to BainbrIdge-
Street Church,
AN ANSWER LOOKED FOR SOON,
Parties Prospecting i'm Manchester
Wth n View or Locating - Excel
lieut. Sunday scrviccS-Thc Cam
paign Personal
Manchester Bureau Richmond Times
ill2 Hull street tBeattie Block.

in2 HUI stree, lBeatue BloclO.
At the mass-mectlng Of tho members
OF Bainbrideo- Street church. can was
extended 70 Rev. f. V. Ialdy Sunday
morning
The church as a body seemed highly
pleased with this accommodation of the
committee and all hope nv. Badly will be
able 10 bring his family 20 Manchester in
the near future He viii De heard from
within the next few days.
BUSINESS MEN.
The Business Mons Association meets
tonight att SIS o'clock In Toneys
Hall A fun attendance is wanted. as
much business is to be transacted. touch
INK the advancement OF Manchester en-
terprlses Preparations for the grand
Trades parade tsill be discussed. IN which
all merchants and other citizens of this
city should take active interest.
The Rev. Thomas II. English, ID. d., OF
Union Theological Seminary. occupied the
pulpit of the Presbyterian church sun
day morning the pastor Rev. Chas. \.
Van Houten. suu being too unweli to be
out DR. English preached sermon OF
great power and tenderness, I'm Keeping
presided al the table and administered
the sacrament Of the Lords supper
Rev. Decatur Edwards preached TO two
large audiences at ClOpton-Street bap-
list church Sunday. The services were
highly enjoyed. the music being an es-
pccial feature. The v0luntaries by the
choir were well rendered and the lolIoW-
ing members OF the choir sang solos MISS
Rosa TURNKEY. 20 Land OF the Blessed
"
and Mr.. VIM. j Morfissett. Ihe judge
ment The ordinance OF Bepusm was
administered at the night service.
Mr.. w. q. Green left yesterday morn
ing for Washington.
Rev Decatur Edwards left YESTERDAY
morning for Fredericksburg, Va MS
home.
MR.. BAKBR SPEAKS.
The campaign in POwhatan county was
opened yesterday, II being County Couri
dav. There were many politicians at the
courthouse. Messrs. d. L. Toney and W.
W Baker. candidates for the House,
we're on the ground. Mr.. Baker addressed
"A large and representative gathering.
There was abundant evidence on every
hand Of thorough party unison. Powha-
tan Democrats are going to work as one
man for the election Of the ticket.
James Garfield Potter. a co'o~ed boy who
escaped fr m reformatOry school In rem
sacoia Fla. was arrested Sunday night
in Manchester lie has been I'm the city
since last June under the name "a James
Robertson lie was sent TO tha reforma-
tory for robbing the United states mail
Assistant Superintendent Pile came for
tho prisoner and returned with him yes
ierday.
Mark carrnla was arrested last night
at the corner of Fourth and HUI for
drunken conduct lie resisted the police
and a lively scrap ensued.
Tho Fire Commissioners held the regular
meeting last night in the city Han. No
definite measures were taken. The repairs
IN tho fire donarf ment were reported al
most completed The company viii be re-
organized rc1t Monday night IL was
decided last niohi that two men should
h kent NJ he7d0uartcrs.
Tho commission t'ill meet again next
Nj. Law NIGHT
PERSONALS AND RRTrTS.
Miss Cora f.ovcll he's returned To her
home from Norfolk. whore she has spent
49," laVt two weeks.
vosfrv meeting If the Meade Memo
ria' church w.ae hold last night
W cary Gcnks clari - ne city Water
WORKS save several nnrf'os have heen
o-or.irin~ aetor business locations I'm Man
rheefo~ io tho last two weots. They want
iho advantage ~ both fivor front and
ranroa1s 4 nartv rcoroscntinc Conners
g Conallv NJ Paifwore was ~ 'ha
-'o~t- ofl"o Yesterday enQuring into
'hcse 0ucs'ior7