The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-03-23

New Catholic Will be De- De-,
veloped 6il, Fulton ard I'll tile
Surrounding Territory. II
BUILDING ITO Be! BE E I TED Z.
sN1r.Brauer sooli$to Wind st'p5 tile
i5El County Affairs ~ Will Prob
@ ably Return to Market. 81

WA Plans are being projected Tor the de-,
s. velopn1ent lof aFsnew Catholic parish ~
B Fulton ana the surrounding territory
h, jt,st outside Of the city lin lts.ss4A A. deed
h was filed in the clerk $ office $ot the
1IeErico County Court yesterday By sarall3
d Jane Doherty, conveying to Bishop Van
Il do Svyver. sforS consideration 1880 a.
lot Df land and improvements at the
Il southeast corner Of state and Erin
Streets fronting on State Street r,iretys
feet and running back between parallel
lines one hundred and ten feet to an
~ alley. Upon this lot will be erected as
u poor; as actcablc. n Gothic frame {,
atructiire. 80 BY GO feet TO be used as al
"A sunday school building. II will be ready
I. by the summer The mission VII fe !
under tho immediate care OF he Rev
Father Mckeefrey, n OF st. Pc rick's
Church, for whom the purchase OF the
\ In that section will be gradually devel-
opcd. and eventually q church Will $.bos
h erected upon the site. @ si3, Il Y
Before many more days the direct COM
rnunicatlon between The Offices OF the
\ treasurer OF Henrico and the commits
q siorers OF the revenue will be resumed.
against the door The work Of turning
over the accounts 10 MIR Todd Is now
n practica lly complete. and the next few
days will see an end OF the double d ty.y
Tits Understood that Mr.. Braucr ri II re-
turn to his stall an the Old Market q fter,
Twelve years OF absence. Ills son, who
\ has been conducting the business there
has opened n store on West Broad Street
So ia r as can be ascert aimed, the lnves-i
f tigation 5of the accounts OF Mr.. Bra uei
mary ia y examination l Of tie books s. MI
u Ikoudar.fIt sis not known when the work
viii be resumed. u 55 .5
The Corporation Commission to-day
will hear tho com plant Of William E..
a Oakley against the Richmond Passenger
p1 poyer Gnmpd aob fseo %ns
s. plainant. who lives q East Richmond. on
j the Seven Pines line. will be- REPRESENTED
Sbs. Mr. f. 81 Conner. IeS seeks to com
Red irom the ssven ,ns and
Clay Street line. Prior 10 the list OF Feb
ruary this system prevailed w but upon.
policy. cutting out transfers. recurring.
full fare on, the Seven Pines line, and
abolishing labor tickets The case. 1t is
ton Of evidence as upon the construction
4 OF the language Of the charters o. ne
company. VI -. s.3i
-Four young white men-Sam !! W atson.i
f;1Ierber Dever. Isaac Bonsarr md James
%Iroph y--arrested on Ia charge ,of y !, |,
$cy were tried yesterday before Squire
ia mes i. Lewis and fined g. "a and costs
eaen, lin al fault Eof which they ven ], to;
jail tTha young men came y from Phlla :.
recently lost their positions n I, str T. So
seeking employment. n 3
I aSs Peasants Parnell. the negro who was
shot in Fulton Monday mig ~; is IN JAIL J, \;
sai / large. Parnell was arreaied on an old
warrant. charging him with stealing
brasses from the Ches apeake and s ono -flle
Ra tlroad. 5t.sss Z "a !.l; 81 @
Miss Mabel wa tkns principal OF the
Dumbarton High schoo has =, been e = quite ne
81 Dr.. Junfus E. Warmer. Her position
IS being filled temporarily By Mrs. Eie-
nora Kirk.
Mary Jackson. negro woman, was
given six months in jail Yesterday for
stealing coal. Mary had committed the
onense before. 1t is said.