The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-04-15
LARGE COMP
BEING ORGANIZED
Mr.. Gratznowski to Erect Furniture
Manufacturing Plant.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
Captain David Moore Insight Acct
dent Especial Services at the
Churches To-day-Pei-
sonal and Brief.
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH SIDE
Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
1112 Hull Street. Beatue Biock.

Al The meeting of the City Council Fri
day night the land upon which the plant
of The Eureka Furniture Company stood
was granted to Mr.. William Gratznowski'
TO be used by his company, whlch Is 10
a,e organized and chartered in the near
rut,,re for a similar purpose. Mr. Graz
mon,sld is busily engaged pe1'fectng Inc
organization OF his company and forMu-
la7ing Tor the erection of the largest fur
,liture manufacturing plant in this sec
ton OF the country, and will add greatly
TO the city of Manchester.
CAPTAIN MOORE ILL.
CAPTAIN David Moore OF CheSterfeid
county Is Very i'll. Captain Moore Is
one of the Oldest residents OF the county,
and a man widely known. His illness Is
heard of with much regret by his num-
erous friends.
Miss I,ottie Brand was somewhat better
last evening.
Mir. Alfred Bowen, who was Tor many
wears a citizen of Manchester, was found
dead in his bed, al the home OF ms son,
in Williamantic. Conn, last week
Mr. Bowen was about sixty-tivc years
OF age and has several relations now
living i'll This city.
Il SLIGHT AGClDENI.
A Little owen Meredith met with quite a
painTr accident on Friday afternoon.
& Another boy showed him over a high en-
banl1,nent at the bricl-yard, and had his
ankle Very badly sprained and arm
bruised He was rendered unconscious.
DIR, Mathews was summoned and relieved
his SufferinSs
q The pemains of Mr. N. A. Cogbill We're
laid at rest in Hollywood yesterday after
noon, in the presence OF many FRIENDS,
Il Who had come from far and near to pay
their last tribute 10 man they loved
7, and honored.
The funeral procession was from the
demonstration at l:30 O'clock.
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
The funeral service of The infant child
of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ". Toone, OF Swans
horo, was conducted yesterday morning at
10 o'clock from the home. Burial was
made in Maury Cemetery.
Manchester Lodge of Masons met last
might al their Temple, corner OF Huh
and cowarain Avenue, at $50 o'clock.
usfter work the craft was served with
supper by Steward IA. A. Maurice.
An cgg-hunt will be given the little
ones OF the Catholic Sunday-Schoo cor
sler of Thirteenth and Perry Streets Mon
day afternoon.
Rev. ". w. Ssk returned to TIE city
Y
family, at Rera, Culi,epe. county, Va,
and will preach at his church to-day
at both services,
AT THE CHURCHES.
Rev. Mr. Martin. who for the. past
week has been conducting the revival ser
vice at BainbridSe-Street Baptist church,
will preach this afternoon at 4
O'Clock in Leader Iiall--subject. "A Wrong
Multitude Towards Cod
II. N. Kinchloe. OF Richmond College.
will preach both morning and evening
at Oak-Grove Baptist church.
a sunrise prayer service viii be held
al Asbury this morning. sunday
school al a:15, preaching at II A. NJ. and
p NJ: subject for II A. NJ, The Resur-
rection'. subject for S r NJ, THE Bond
age of the Soni.'
Thcre will be an Easter-cgE hunt given
ei Mrs L. il. Carriers. No, 1904 McDon-.
ongh Street. next Monday evening at
s O'Clock. .All are invited
There Will be IN egg-,unt given at the
residence of Mr.. Henry r. Garys, in
Swanshoro, next Monday afternoon.
Mr.. James Raines. who has been guile
sick at the nome of his son. Mr.. G. A.
Eaines. in Swanshero. is improving.
The Union clnas-meatins of the Method.
Is. churches of Richmond and Manchester.
will be held AT 4Asbury Metlhoois, Epis-
Services conducted by IT. S. Dali
ton. A large representation from each
3 church is urgently requested TO he pres nt.s
Services al Nest Fad Church to-day:
sundss-schooi ct $50 A, M: services at
s II A. Al. ard Is p. NJ. conducted by the
pastor. Rev. A. C. Bergman. Epworth
League meetings at ; and T:l5 p. NJ. s5s
Revival services viii he continued every
right during the coming week at S O'clock
6 These meetings continue An interest
Easier Will be observed ut the clop-
ton-Street baptist church at both SER
aices 1o-fsa Res.. Mr. sSisk has
. aosen. ne following subjects: Morning.
hhrist ~ surrec, san, Might, &C htist
allae Drawing Power. The following
knuSisl prs rramme .&in % rendered by