The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-01-20
BETHANY HOME
APPROPR RATION
Hon. D. I. Toney 10 Introduce the
Bill in the House.
FURNITURE PLANT INSURED.
An Injunction Against the Chesterfield
Transit Compuny-olr. Mosby Pull
liam Returns to Baltimore.
Brief News of Manchester
FURNITURE PLANT INSURED.
Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times.
III2 Hull Street, Beattle BLOCK.

Manchester Bureau, Richmond Times,
ILL., Hull Street. Beattle BLOCK.
Hon. D. l.. Toney will, within the next
week, introduce his popular bill In the
House granting an appropriation to Beth
any Home for friendless children. which
institution is situated rear Bon Air.
Mr.. Toney is confident the appropriation
will be made. as the institution Is hi9ss
deserving. Through the many years TINS
Home has been in existance, the good peo-
ple in charge have struggled, and at Times
have been hard pressed to continue ehei'
chosen work There has never been nit'oe
to this Home an appropriation OF any
kind. and now it seems that the time h's
come when the chosen work OF the p ei gus
who have given so much Oh theli hs.s ~
it Will cease to &c a burden and VIII pc
come q fixture among the tn.lhI
lent institutions of the State
AN INJUNCTION.
An Injunction was granted lhursoas IN
the Law and Equity Court OF fsiciiiiio'iu'
restraining the Chesterfield TRANSIT IN
Many from, disposing of certain property.
Tive in i,,nctfon was granted at the request
of the counsel for Mr.. Thomas Seerrest.
~ Rockbridge county, as administrators vi
the estate of the late Colonel Henry
parsons. The Chesterfield Transit son'-
Many owns considerable Real estate IN
Chesterfield county.
The company was orsdniHeo
wears ago with an idea of transport
coal from the mines to the seashoie W
means OF 4 pipe Inc. lilse
never put to test. ~ ,y.st
Mrs. W. II. Stewart. OF NO. ~ w.
E,ourteenth street, who has been connaeo
y, boz. home for some weeks. IS recovering
slowly. .,,,,-, ~, ttrs
condition remains unchanged
Miss; Queen AGREE. of PetersourS. ~ VIZ
has been visiting the Misses 11hiiip' ii'A'
returned to her nome .he
NJ. ,Nosby P,llliam has recently lete the
oIa inor,inion Hospital in Richmond ior
Iahns IIonlzins Hospital in Baltimore ne
remains in very bad health
THE PLANT INSURED
n tho burnine, OF the Eureka Furniture
Company Thursday night. the loss, as
estimated by President Landon Jones
Yesterday, is between sl2cVo ana slo'o".
which was insured to the amount ol
s., 500 in several OF the best cot''ps',ie
M, Jones. Mr.. Gratznowski and MT.
,u,rence called upon the agents with
whom their plant was insured yesterday
and after consultation. say there VIII
be no hitcn In the payment OF the in-
snrance. 1t is thought the pant will be
rebuilt
The insurance carried was as follows:
On building. $500; on machinery. So
5GO: on stock furniture and materiai,
sa,5OO-total, $3.50, placed in following
companies: United States. OF New ,1 fork.
W. w. Hardwicke. agent. 5000: Home,
OF New York, T.G. Peyton s Son. asents.
81 800: Lion, of England. T.@G. 5Peyton =
Son, agents, $1,000; Scottish. Union. T.. g 9:
Peyton & Son, agents, $1,000: Insurance.
comnanv Of North America. d. N Walk
er. e Co, agents. $500. Total. 81 500. .
The insurance had only been carrted
since December %. 1890.
7. Fl. Newman was arrested yesterday
morning while at worksat the United Cot
ton Mills upon a warrant sworn out by
his wife. upon the complaint that her hus.
| band was insane. Newman was brought
10 the police station. where he was held
10 await the sentence Of commission
a Iunacy. which was held ysse0eA1
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