Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-30
MINISTER HEADS IT.
CRY. ]. 4. SULLIVAN TO MANAGE
nON-FACTORY.
! MIN MANCHESTER ENTERPRISE.
-,. randolph Paper-DoS Company
g, Omen a Branch I'm the House
r.rvcrIv Used ny ORk-Grove
gt,rcb-Othcr SOuth-Side Items.

nov / A. sullivan. pastor of the Oak
--.~. r.-..- .Huch. Manchester. be-
Games t. u- --r Of a paper-boX fac
Tory sion r morning.
Tbe Randolph Paper Box Company, Of
r.ru.af. will open branch factory in
Manchester The company viii occupy
t .c formerly used by the congre-
,.. ot the Oak-Grove church, Located
.. ~v -teth and Maury streets. For
.-. lime the Randolph people have been
.-.....r.ng % get 0,r. Sullivan TO assume
-. ..re-.uteul.ucy of their new plant.
r.- sullivan while q preacher and a
..-l nan of fine COLLEGIATE training,
,-ne-v understands boX-makng. Mr..
.u was seen last night hy Dis
..L writer. and he talked freely about
-r t-.r. Air Sullivan was sure that
-..s -eci would come ont Of such fac
.--. r Manchester. He believes firmly
fr.-t.e young women who are 10 be en-
t.r-f .r the factory. and those who are
.r.-..rt on them, will be helped He IS
assured that Manchester as a city and
manufacturing centre. will be helped. For
hes. .--aut reasons be is willing TO
make Che personal sacrifice.
.lH SULLIVAN'S STATEMENT.
A.. sullivan made also the following
statement.
$3.50 .ra-. Will be spared TO make the
factory place where girls can
t. c..ve- .t -1 their homes; away from
..a pubic is. and yet make a good
and comfortable salary. Enough girls
lave been secured 10 begin work. This
aen
-L. building .e o. al Persons will be en-
I-ogtl .9 l..-a u.U be paid while learn
u- ard '. r s.cr.es increased as pro-
operatives. whose names have been
banded r WiL report Monday morning at
o'clock.
I- S.lVan's connection with the fac
.- rL lot interfere with his pastoral
rr. a. cl His congregation know Of
.s .-.a-lons. and heartily approve of
'l.n They have the utmost confidence
-.u He has, indeed. done a great
vows among them.
-.e tournament 20 be at Forest-Hn
l.-4 Yesterday afternoon was broken up
tl. r4.u The bail last night shared
-- same fate
CHURCH SERVICES TOMORROW.
4....aa.HA 4a.I m AA. r Us tAlttlfu 10
GO the Cl0ptJu-SICet Baptist
..tt.l tomorrow morning and evening.
TIT. Edwards a faVuT.le with his Old
..-ee RE 1911. doubtless have large
lcslI.u tD hear him.
The usual services Viii be held in the
Eev Charles r. Van Houten. Of the
If. hyi ral church. continues very un-
"eL Rev j. k. Ih0mhill. d. D., con-
services 'r that church last night
i.r lr Van Holfan.
u $. BARRETT IS FINED.
- s Barrett NJ Swansboro'. has been
..l q and costs for disOrdeTly conduct
Afs. Reynolds and her sister, OF
'.i0. lAe hearing took place some
to BEFORE justices Cheatham and
.t- Judge Gregory was counsel Tor
end took an appeal.
-.r ..cfis or Liberty Council, NO. lb,
d. Cd T.. a. ~. NJ Swansboro', have au-
'. e books NJ that council for the
It r.cr. The receipts for the quarter
'--, Of s1urse ments, Si6l.55, making
..r frHlis tor The quarter SllSA. The
present membership Is 300
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
tr. Je1 Iorr eett. Of Swansboro', who
been very sick The past fortnight, is
rowing.
H Emmie Coslev. Of Caroline county.
visiting Miss Ethel Harding NO H.
..Il--- street.
Hester Fowler colored was before the
For yesterday Tor being drunk and dis
orderly. She was sent % jail for ten
DAYS.
Captain Joseph Mclean. who was as
ta.lir1 on the Peter burg turnpike, near
Petersburg, on Wednesday Dr. more Sc
rous.y lurt than was at nrst anticipated.
Little J.. Doe. The adopted SON Of Mrs.
N. T. Vaughan and Mrs. Vaughan. on
rInth street. who have been very sick
"itn fever are Thought 10 be slightly
improved.