The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-10-01

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A WARM WELCOME
Not only the members of this church.
but ali denominations represented in the
city. would be glad TO welcome Rev. Mr..
Badly 10 his new field Of work.
Mr.. Badly is a Southerner, being a ma
tive Of Lee county, Georgia. lie Is an A
i. and A. VI. of Mercer University. lie
also graduated from the Baptist Theo,ogi-
cal Seminary. Since finishing his course
he has had two ~pastorates. In Cuthbert,
Ca. he spent four years full Of earnest
work. thence he was called to the First
Baptist church Of Bowling Green. KY.
After spending five years there he resign
ed and went To Chicago University, where
he pursued special studies. Mr.. Badly is
thirty-fve years Of age. has a wife and
one child. He is now with his family in
Aiken. :. c. Should he accept. il is not
known when he win enter upon his work
but II will certainly be ms soon rs possible.
The service this morning at cambridge
Street church wiz be conducted by DR..
Barton. OF Richmond, who Is assistant
secretary Of the Foreign Mission Board.
BRANCH FACTORY.
The Randolph Paper-BOX Company
will open a branch in this city to-
morrow. The new factory will operate IN
The building for ncrly occupied by the
oak Grove church. ON the corner OF
Twentieth and Maurv streets. Rev. j..
A. Sullivan. pastor of Oak Grove
church. has taken charge OF this new
enterprise. He is % young man and thor
oushly understands the business. Girls
are TO he employed I'm this factory. Mr..
Sullivan says every effort Will be made
to have things comfortable and conve-
nient for the employees. This new enter
prise Will not interfere with Rev. Mr..
Sullivan's church-work. He will contin-
ne as pastor Of the oak Grove Baptist
church.
Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
Railroad Company have started work on
their line. Just out Of the city. The work
Is 10 be pushed. Something over fifty
negroes are now on the work. and others
are coming in daily.
PRONOUNCED INSANE.
A commission OF lunacy was held Fri
day evening over Mrs. Eliza Moore,
wife of r. c.. Moore. OF No. 1917 Semmes
street. The commission was formed OF
Justice Lithgow. MIR. George. A.. Carr
ana j.. W. COrdle. The examining ply
stefan was DR.. e.. w. Gay, of Richmond.
Mrs. Moore was pronounced insane and
Will be sent to Williamsburg.
The Populists will put "a legislative
ticket in the field. The party will not
oppose Hon. Phil V. C0gbil. as they think
he is as good a man as could be gotten,
but it is certain legislative candidates
will be nominated.
Monday the committee will meet in
Manchester 10 name the ticket. Judge
Gregory says he thinks their ticket has a
good chance TO send a man 20 the Legis-
lature.
USED \ CRUTCH.
Friday evening in SwansborO two
elderly gentlemen had a little misunder-
standing. The persons were Mr.. swatts
and Mr.. Chisholm. Mr.. Swatts being a
cripple and having a crutch. used 1t on
Mr.. Chisholm. They viii appear before
Squire Cheatham at his next court.
Sergeant Fitzgerald received Friasy
a telegram from Washington an
nouncing the death OF his niece, Miss
Colby Clemments. This popular and at
tractive young lady has visited In Man
chester, and has many friends here
VINO Will be sad on hearing this dis
tressing news. 1t was not known here
that She was III. and her death comes as
a great shock
GOOD PRACTICE.
The tournament that took place at
II vi fEL mn AAA 49, AHRHAA
at 4:s9 o'clock was a complete success
Good riding was INDUCED In. Mr.. b. a.
Cole. knight of Manchester, won the
hrst prize.
Tne above tournament was given Just
to get the knights In practice so as 90
participate In the tournament which Will
be held about the last week In October
under the auspices of the Old Dominion
Tournament and Fair Association.
Chairman Lee Todd and Mr.. Il. Ends
were the judges. with Mr.. y. ]. Martin,
Of Crow Springs. Va. as chief marshal.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lin Bosher took
yesterday morning from her home
az II O'Clock. The burial was made at
Maury cemetery.
THE CHURCHES
Services at Meade Memorial churchill
NJ and 8 p. NJ: Sunday-schOol at $50
A. NJ. Reading by Rector. Rev Benj
Public are cordially invited 20
these services. Seats free.
Services at F~ifth-Street Methodist to-
DAY at II A. NJ. and s p. NJ. SUNDAY
9 A. NJ. Epworth League viii
meet at 7:30 =. NJ. The pastor. Rev. J.
wallace. will commence a revival at
the night service.
At the morning service to-day az
clopton-Street Baptist church Miss Rosa
TURNKEY will sing a solo, and Mrs. W. II.
Marshall will sing At night. The choir
will sing voiuntNries. Rev. Decatur N.
is In town and will ~ the pulpit.
The sacrament o. the Lords supper
will be observed at the Presbyterian
,hurch this morning.
DIR SMITH TO PREACH.