The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-01
THANKS in
MANCHESTER
Ladies ofthe Masonic Bazaar
Are Grateful.
POLICE COMMISSIONER
Meeting Tomorrow Night to Discuss
the Jones Matter--Work Of Police.
All Quietinthe Brooks Case.
Personal Mention.

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Personal Mention.
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch,l
No. 1102 Hull Street.
Mrs. s. A. Hall, chairman OF the To-
bacco Booth, returns thanks to tho fol-
lowing persons for donations received by
her for tho Masonic Bazaar:
Mrs. ]. Hogan, Mrs, Nichols. Mrs. Jones.
Mrs. George c. Hatcher, Mrs. e. r.
Hatcher. Miss Florence Hall, Cameron
and Cameron. Larus Brothers, Alien and
Gintcr, p. H. Whitlock. II. D. Hall,
Schmidt. w. L. Thompson, Horace Smith,
Balm Brothers. James Buchanan,
Schwartzchild Brothers, Richmond Art
Gallery. Neurath. =. g. Eunnaliy, J. T.
Abbott, Hutcheson, T. Nicknls.
Report from supper room. Mrs. ]. A.
Lipscomb, chairman:
Dfesdames Walden, j. Robinson. A. j.
Daffron. !. Shotwell Royal, j. Walthall,
Hail. Bates. o Brien. J.. A. Lipscomb. a.
Fitzgerald, ]. Jones, Betty, Graves. Henry
Walden A. A. Burton.
send In their list Of names during the
week, all OF which will be printed In this
column.
BROOKS CASE,
Nothing new has developed lii the al
legged assault case Young Brooks Is In
the Manchester jail still. and continues
to proclaim himself innocent OF the
STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
With tho coming fanother fiscal year
Councilman arc already beginning to fS-
urc out on more street improvements.
Tho last appropriation was most Judi
ciousy used and big amount OF I'M
provements have been made. The expec-
tation and hope of the Street COMMITTEES
Is that larger appropriation Will be
given In the coming budget.
POLICE COMMISSIONERS. d
This body will meet In the City Hall at
7:a0 o'clock tomorrow night. The ques-
tion o. placing Policeman Jones on fur
slongh viii be discussed. It was deter
mintd at the last meeting. owing to the
indlsposition OF that officer TO relieve him
OF work temporarily. and place sub
stitute in his place.
Since that time. however air. Jones
has improved ard has been able to at
tend to his duties Tor about TWO weeks.
Tho commissions will probably resctnd
tho action OF the last meeting.
POLICE WORK.
Chief Lpscomb's report OF the work OF
the Police Department for tho month
shows the following: Felony 3, misde-
meanors IA. lunacy ., crap-shooters ..
suspicious characters 9. ordinance viola
tons $50. Total. $40.
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.
The COMMITTEES on Alnshouse Will most
at the Almshouse In regular, session SESSION To-
-. VISITING rIIS MOTHER.
Mrs, Frank Luck, Of Caroline county.
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Loyal. NO
Al west Fifteenth street.
AyIDS0N-BRASDls.
Mr.. George Davidson and Miss Florencs
Brands will be married In washington
Tuesday. November Sd. Miss Brandis y
the daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. WellingF
ton Brands. OF 1877 Rainbridge Street.
Mr.. Davidson is an employe OF tha South
err shops. Miss Ruth Brnndis, Miss Eva
Davidson and Mr.. John Sandlfer Will ac-
company them. They will be home after
November 10th.
ENJOYABLE DANCE.
on Friday night. at tho SfcRae man
sion. most enjoyable dance WAS given
In honor Of several young ladies' whiting
tho city.
Bate, Helen Robertson. RoyEter. Of
washington: Maude Patterson, Mauds
James, OF Goochlanl: Elizabeth Flosste
McT2ae. Polly and Edith Hyde. Bessie
Veisiger Minnie Weisiger and Messrs.
Frank Sampson. John Sampson. Henry
Pattcson Samuel Patteson. Thomas Tur-
pin. Thomas Fendley. Travis Epcs. Ro-
bert nraxton. Willis Z. Pulliam. Hamp-
ton Field. Pat Fitzgerald and Richard
Bacon.
PERSONALS AND NOTES.
Rev. sj. v. Badly has returned from
Philadelphia.
Miss Ann Christian Richards, Of Sails
bury, is visiting Miss Lula Baird,
Tho pulpts OF the various churches
will he filled to-day by the regular pas
tors.
a reception will be held at the par
sonage OF Bainbridge- Street Church to-.
morrow night at s o'clock.
There will be revival services at Clop-
ton-Stree Church all the week.
CONFEDERATE VETERANS.
Joseph =. Johnston Camp, c. ", will
meet III the Mayors offices tomorrow
night to complete arrangements for the
trip to thu reunion Mt the Crater next
Friday. a car will leave Seventh and
Perry Streets at 9 a. NJ, for Petersburg.
All who intend going may get tickets
from either Mr.. E, B. Howle or Mr.. II.
Is, Reid