The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-20
Rail Fence Along Seventh Street
Fronting Southern Shops
Will Be Erected.
CHURCH MEETING TO-DAY
The Clopton-street Congregation
Will Try to Settle Vexed
Question.
Manchester Bureau. Times Dispatch.
No. u02 Hull Street.

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railing fence will be built nlon,
seventh Street fronting the Southern
SHOPS. Tho renee will be about the
same height as that OF the one there
previous TO the strike OF the machinists.
ana VIII not necessarily have to be four
feet high.
was erroneonsly reported that Aid.
crman X. l.. Patram favored tho tear.
ing down OF the present fence. Az q
matter OF fact. Mr.. Patram was ono of
the most ardent supporters of the pro-
position to allow the high fence to re-
main along Seventh Street, from semmes
street to the Free Bridge. 1t was he who
WAS practically the cause OF tho death
OF the ordinance or resolution from the
city Assembly 10 tear down the high
fence when the question came before
the Board.
Tho difference OF opinion among tho
members of the lower and the upper
branches OF the Council caused the ee-
pointment OF tho conference committee.
which unanimously recommended the
ordinance to tear down the board fence
and replace It with a rail- fence. such
as was there previously.
Church Matter to Come Up.
The members OF the Clopton Street Bap.
or not the old church property will be
sold for part payment OF the debt in
Cured by the erection OF the new build
Ing. II Is In compliance with an order
OF Judge Watson. OF Chesterfield county,
that the church votes upon the propo-
siuon. AS to the decision OF the majority
there Is great deal OF doubt Factions
ere arrayed against factions, and the
church is practically divided at this time,
Many want to have a new edifce and 9th
ers wish to remain In the old building.
Rev. DR.. r II. Pitt. OF Richmond, will
preside at the meeting, which Will be
executive.
Will Accept Resignation.
The congregation of cambridge Street
Baptist Church Will meet this morning
to consider the resignation of Raw DR..
Il. V. Badly. 1t is practically certain
that the resignation will be accepted. as
the pastor. who has labored here for sew
eral years and who Is beloved by many.
has expressed his determination to sever
his relationship With the church
There Is considerable interest mani
fest among the members OF the church
as to who will be called to I'LL the va
cancy caused by the resignation of tho
Rev. Mr.. Badly. AS yet no names have
been mentioned.
Funeral of Mrs. WindIe.
The funeral OF Mrs. 1. p. Windle,
VINO died Thursday afternoon az her
home. on West Fourteenth Street. took
place yesterday morning from Sacred
Heart Catholic Church. The services
were conducted by tho Rev. Father
Coleman.
The pall-bearers were: Messrs. d. NJ.
Goode, S. B. Bass. c. p. Piller. George
Barrett, J. Blunt, Michael Moore, c. p.
Hawkins and l.. b. Gillian. Interment
was made In RlvervIew Cemetery.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. Barry Harris left yesterday
morning for Chase City TO visit her
mother.
has been very III FOR the past several
days, Is very much improved.
Mr. Henry Woodruff IL much i'm
proved. after an attack Of pneumonia,
The little daughter of Mr.. Charles
Jones. OF Swansboro, is very Ill.
The condition of Mr.. ames Baber,
ern shops several days ago. was re-
ported to be somewhat worse yesterday.