The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-03-08
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rying OF Pet CANNES les:
LloUORDEALERS PROTEST y
Will Fight the Big Increase Proposed
for Liquor Llcense-Funera' Of
Mrs. Gill Good Roads IN
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II There Is q great desire on the part OF
sonebody in Manchester to possess GOES
that belong to others.
Is In the past few days a number Of dogs,
mostly settlers and pointers, have been
stolen from their homes. In several cases
the dogs We're valuable ones.
Last night q negro man was arrested
ibyl Officer Smith on the charge of having
appropriated to his own use valuable
setter belonging to Mr.. w. D.. Bagent.
The dog was stolen on Friday night, and
the negro. who gave the name OF Tom
Williams. soldit to Mr. James Nunnally
for IS. The sum Of $3.50 was paid in adj
vance, with the understanding that the
remainder was to DO paid after the dog
had shown that 1t was q good hunter.
M. Bagent recovered his dogs Mr.,
,Nunnally lost his $3.50. and Mayor
Maurice will hear the negroes story to.
morrow. lSs
LrQUoRa MEN TO FIGHT.
The Council meets on Tuesday night,
committee OF liquor dealers will appear
before them for the purpose eof enter
ing a protest against the large increase In
the amount liquor license for the year
beginning Ithe LIST OF May.
The present license is $50; the Finance
Committee has recommended that It be
Increased to $l25.
The liquor men feel the increase Ia more
than they can afford to pay.
GOOD ROADS.
E A number of Manchester people will go
to Chesterfield Tomorrow, to participate.
In the meeting In the interests Of good
roads. An orga nization has already been
perfected,f&as mentioned In yesterdays
Times Dispatch.
FUNERAL OF MRS. GILL
The funeral Of Mrs. James A. GILL;
widow Of James P. Gill, will be at $3.50
% clock this afternoon from Central Meth!
odist Church, and the interment will bc
In Hollywood.ss Mrs. Gill died yesterday
morning at the home OF her daughter,
Mrs Emma j. Turner, No. b25 West
! HlleYenthF Street. She Is survived by
three sons and one daughter li
His AZ SUNDAY HOURS.
Sunday hours Will be observed at the
postoff1ce on Sunday hereafter between
t12 and / o'clock, and collections will be
made at II O'clock. :, IL
i,51 SMALL THIEVES.
Two small colored boys, James Scott
and Joshua Dennis, were before Mayor
Maurice yesterday for stealing CRATES
from vacantshouses and selling them to
junk dealers. Scott was sent to jail for
thirty days and Dennis was placed under
security for six months.
jgye FINE CONCERT.
A concert OF the we'll known quartette,
Mrs. Gum, Mrs. &G;l loves. Mr.. Cloves and
Mr.. Lohmann, and la Dream OF Fair
jWomen'Is( Tennyson), with tableaux vi
wants, Will form the refined and beauti-
full entertainment to be given at Leader
Hall on Friday. March goth. for tho ben
eft Of the organ fund Of Central Church.
CHURCH SERVICES.
IJoItpauu ~ Ora will ha tha
type Of Father Waters sermon at Sa-
cred Heart Church tonight. Regular ser
Vices will be held ats and 1880 o'clock
this morning. 5 St
Rev. c. H. Combes will preach at Co
wardin Avenue Church to-day. The
Christian Endeayor meeting will be held
at P. NJ.
Rev. A. c. Bergman will preach at
West End Church.
The subjects OF Rev. r. M. Chandler s
services at Central Methodist Church
to.day-morning: Lessons from the Life
OF samson: night: THE Value Of a
Good Name
At Fifth Street Methodist, Rev. Asa
Dr!scoll will preach at the morning ser
vice and Rev. J.;5W. Flyer, Of Randolph
Macon. will preach at the evening ser
vice.
Rev w. W. sisk will preach at ,clop-
ton Street Church on The Great Re-
ward, this morning and rs There No
Position There this evening