The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-04-30
VALUABLE LAND
IN MANCHESTER.
Opening Up Of a Number Of Manu-
featuring Sites,
1RAMPS ORDERED TO MOVE ON.
important Council Committee Meeting
Called for Tomorrow Night.
Other News of Interest
from the Southsidc.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
lu2 Hull street, Beattie Block.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times
lu2 Hull street. Beattie Block.
Thc granting Of certain land 70 Mr..
William Gratznowski by the City Council
Tor the purpose OF erecting a furniture
factory thereon opens up number of
Npiuable manufacturing sites.
The property IS located on the Atlantic
Coast Line Just south Of the city, and
spur track is 10 be built Immediately, so
that all the city property in that locality
Mil be strictly on the railroad.
Besides the land granted there are
seventeen others equally as desirable and
valuable lots.
KEPT ON MOVING.
Henry Houston, colored. wandered into
the city from the direction Of Swansboro
Friday night. and his homeless and UNI
kempt appearance led TO his arrest as a
yagrant and suspicious character.
lie had previously been taken up in
Swansboro and sent on his way by
Squire Jones' 20 when Mayor Maurice
had sized him up. he also. in a severe tone
OF voice, with q meaning look toward
Capt. Lipscomb, suggested that Henry be
gone from the city limits within ten min
utes, or stand tho consequences.
Henry did not care 10 stand any consc-
cuences, and when last seen ne was on
the Free Bridge. with his nose turned to-
ward Richmond
City Clerk Hall has called three Council
Committees to meet on Monday evening
Streets. at o'clock, in the Council
Chamber and Almshouse. at the same
hour and place.
The special COMMITTEES appointed at the
last meeting of the Council 10 inquire into
tho matter of the costs OF vaccination,
etc, viii. also. meet at o'clock.
IN THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.
Rev. s. u. Grimsley will preach at
Clopton-Street Baptist church both morn
ing and night.
Services at West End Church: Sunday
school at $3.50 A. NJ. Services at II A. NJ
and p. M. by the pastor Rev. Chas. d.
Crawley. Epworth League meetings at
8 and 7 =. NJ. AL welcome.
There will be an old-fashoned Metho-
dist iove-feast at West-End Church at
$50 o'clock. conducted by Rev. Chss
u. Crawley. The public cordially invited
Rev. W. A. Laughon. formerly pastor OF
the church. will preach at Fifth-Street
Methodist church at the morning service
and Rev. J. G. Rosser AZ night.
Evangelist De Vol will preach at Co
dlnAvenus Christian church at II
o'clock on "The Greed Which Needs no
Revision" at $3.50 i. NJ. on The Great
Conflict Between Romanism. Protestant
ism and Inhdelty." and at s p. NJ. on
ssin. What Shall We DO With It%'
Baptismal services at night
Services at Meade Memorial church AZ
II A NJ. and p M. preaching by the
nastor. Rev. Benz Dennis. Sunday
school AT $3.50 p. NJ. Public invited.
personal AND NOTES.
Miss Lucy Carr is spending several
weeks with friends IN baltimore.
The little son Of Mr.. William Lipscomh
fell Yesterday evening and badly sprained
his arm.
Mrs. Charles Wood and son. OF Powha-
tan county. who have been visiting the
family Of Mr.. w. r. Hart. have returned
70 their home
Rev. Decatur Edwards, OF Fredericks-
burg. Va, IS In the city. He assisted
Dr J. c. Reed in conducting tho funeral
OF Mr.. A. T. Beasley Friday afternoon.
Mr.. James NJ Lynch. OF 9o9 Perry
stree, continues extremely III.
Miss Norma LithgOw. Eleventh and
Perry streets. who has been visiting
friends in Petersburg for week past
has returned home.
Mr. Chester Lamb took his two colts.
Tasterllna and Lady Jenifer' 10 thamp-
Inns stock farm Friday.
Miss Mamie Sterling Nebett Of Bruins
wick. IS the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. :
], Ingram. 1916 Porter street
Miss Ethel SledFe. Of Ninth and
semmes streets. Is visiting relatives and
friends In Weldon, \. c.