The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-11
CHURCH DECIDES TO
KEEP REV,MR. MOORE
Ne VIII Not Leave Cowardln-
Avenue.
rnNntlrTnp cEpl0IIclVH IPT
CONDUCTOR. SERIOUSLY HURT
Mr.. Bass is Struck by the Trest'e and
snjured-The Dog Ordnance rs
Passed, After a Few Changes.
Manchester News Items.
No. 11oo Hun Street.

49, No 1102 Hull Street
Els nester Bureau. Richmond Times
Ee, III IL. Moore will remain at Co
racdh. Avenue Christian Church. the com
nt1tee in whose hands his resignation had
been placed for consideration having
voted last night unanimously. 10 Increase
hts salary and do all possible to keep him
With The church. The resignation OF Mr.
Moore was handed to the congregation
bnst Wednesday night and was then re-
icr,ed "a, a special COMMITTEES, who We're
10 act with the official board of TIE
slng,ch All this has been done, and the
tastor Will remain.
As a mark of their esteem and apprecia-
non of the valuable services he has rem
st.red the congregation on Sunday voted
nca to the pastor. 1t will be remembered
that Mr. Moore WIS recently married and
San no longer work for single man s
SALARY Tie church recognizes this and
has acted accordingly.
THE DANCE.
The dance at Leader Hall last night was
,ne of the best of the season. inasmuch
Is there We're not too many couples Tor
sotid dancing, but just enough for every
,iic to be pleasantly engaged. There We're
lcrne forty couples the floor at the
acme time and every one was pleased
Il was almost i o'clock when the music
,eased and the dancers wended their way
honieward. some to lsicninond alius oAllsts
10 aremain in Manchester
Conductor Bass of he cry
.ne was very painfully injured yesterdaE
nv being struck by the trestle on Seventh
slreet. in Richmond. He had 70 abandon
his car and was taken home. where med
lcal aid was at once sumTnonca- from.
s;s hip 10 his knee there was quite a
nat,lf,,i ,,r.llise ard il VIII he many DAYS
? besorc l1elcpnductor Will be able TO AT
lcnd TO his duties again Mr. Bass WIS.
Injured as many Others have been al this
rtstie. by leaning out too far and being
struck by the wood
ORDINANCE PASSED.
After lahorng for over an hour last
night the Ordinance Committee recon-
r,,,}aed TO the Council the adoption OF the
,,9inanre for the pounding of dogs or
veats There We're a few changes MADE
h, the original copy, submitted by Ajs.er-
u..i,, lsIifd. one of THESE being a NOUN
tationenf the para graph TeiailNe 70 paying
!. ,,,3rsoii twenty -tve cents for every can
~. oin without a license and turned
n,,, 10 the police. 1t MAS argued that
hors of The city would capture dogs and
,ta,, the medals off their necks and 1heh
titIn them over to the police and CAIN
tl.e quarter !.
,,,,,a 10 light that there are now several
ordinances which TO all purposes are dead.
,ha police never taking them up III Wiss
.,.rrastrd that every ordinance be READ
81 .eaet, pat,olalan al least once a month
MIR. BROWN RESIGNS.
AIR. r.. r. Brown, who has been the
& agent for the Atlantic Coast Line at the
aepot IA Manchester for many years has
RESIGNED his position to accept better
ono W tn Mr. John w. Gordon in the in
.urance business in Richmond. The road
IN losing Mr. Brown Will find his place
hard TO fiji. as he is one of the most polite
and accommodating officials cser located
In Manchester.
Mr. b. p Walden. the hardware man OF
the city. returned last night from i2o@.
hatan county, where he has been for about
a week hunting He brought with him
a1Do;,i TWENTY-FIVE birds and one hare.
from about one hundred or more he had
II Killed while on the trip. Mr.. Walden say
the birds are not as plentiful this sea
!. son as they were last, and there is nc
accounting for it. IN all the time he was
hunting he only saw four mares.
PRETTY MARRIAGE.
Just prior TO the celebration of low
mass nj Sacred Heart Catholic Church
YESTERDAY morning. Mr.. Ernest p. S;efert
and Miss Mary A. O'Neii were married
7,v the Rev Father Matters. With nuptial
" mass the first in the church. The mar
riage of the couple was secret. and was
net even known 10 the congrega ton VINO
had come to the regular services. The
ceremony was most Increasingly PERFORM
ed, the couple ineeling inside of the
sanctuary rail for "a part Of the time.
while blessings were asked over the r
heads They remained until after the
regular senyice and received the congrat-
ulations of the congregation. hen5they
left Tor Richmond and took train for
Washington.
APPROACHING NlJPTIAIsS.
Invitations have been issued to the mar
riase on the 10th OF this month of Miss
Annie Laurie ,1orman, the daughter OF
Mrs. Emily j. German TO Mr.. Clarence
: Henry Pratt. The ceremony IS TO be per-
formed at Seventh-Strect Christian
Church, Richmond. at s o'clock in the af-
ternoon OF the above day
Miss German Is one of the most accom-
plished and attractive young ladies of
Manchester and IS a popular member of
Me social world. Her intended husband is
business man OF prominence.
Miss Mary Franklin and Mr.. James T..
Schultz will BE married or the 18th OF
this month, the ceremony being per-
formed at the First Baptist Church
Richmond the Rev. Z. W Badly. of Man
chester, and DIR. Cooper. OF Richmond
nfI,ciating. Miss Ethel Brown will be
the maid Of honor and Mr. Walter
Franklin best man The ushers will be
Il Messrs. Cox, John Lipscomb. Gus Schultz
md Mr. Bowers. The prospective bride
- the daughter OF Mrs. ltlosa 2. Frank
lin. or No o0l Twelfth Street Aanches-
fer and the groom Is the foreman OF the
Allen &. Ginter Tobacco factory and re-
sides in Manchester.
AT CENTRAL CHURCH.
AZ Central Methodist Church Sunday
night, Rev r. NJ. Chandler closed his SER
Vices for the conference year by a Very
impressive and appropriate Sermon to the
very large congregation.
Nrs Jennie c. Schenck. Of Norfolk