The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-10
ARREST In IN.
MANCHESTER.
Young White lll' Man nan Charged \! g \
With Stealing JeWelry. .
ROBBED HIS ROOMMATE I, \ y. A'''Il:
Negro Boys Arrested for Blocking the
Streets City Mule L. s. sold--Fune era
I of BOY Benefit Of the Florida
u Table Personal Mention. s5
Manchester Bureau Times Dispatch, |
a.EsIS No,,11o2 Hull Street. y

Il 81 An nchester Bureau Times Dispatch,
sfs a 'IS,i ~ Al ia No. 1902 Hull Street, y
la3 Frank Madray, young white man
4 y well thought OF BY those who know him.
q svn., arrested by Captain Lipscomb yes
ikerday afternoon on tho charge OF taking
( d watch aild chain and q gold ring. all
n yaiued at $40, belonging to Joseph Savoy
IL another young man.
\ fss The two roomed together at No. 2l2
q eleventh Street. Yesterday Savoy went
u work at the Southern chops. Madray
!; hid not 60 out. When Savoy returned rnt' :
,ae found that his trunk had been en-
\ tered, and the articles referred TO we're l,
\! missing, The police were Mt once noti-
fed and Detective Wreen, Of Richmond,
recovered the articles from q pawnshop,
II where 1t was alleged Mndray had paWned
9iS' Tho / young man was arrested on the
n charre and carried to the police station.
i HVhen seen BY Times-Dispatch man
last night he refused to talk,
4 Madray came here from North Carolina.
where his people now live. The case VIII
. come up In the Mayors Court this morn
BLOCKED THD STREETS,
4; Joe Jones. Glenwood Carter, Harrison
X scott and Jimmie Wright, colored boys,
drivers Of dirt and brick carts we're ar
4 rested yesterday for blocking the street
with, their vehicles. and refusing to move
81 out or the way when ordered. "a
44SSa2gl5a SOLD THD MULE.
3;El 0na% Of the oity mules that had seen
I'll MANY years. service was sold by the
sfIealth Committee the other day for *67.
y The sale was made by Councilman Gil.
II who had been appointed a committee Tor
5Skhe purpose, and because an opportunity
Ito get another. mule had presented itself.
4 The price was considered q good one
THE FLORIDA TABLE. f5ss
Ivy Danlels' Metropolitan Dramatic Com
"A pany, Of Richmond, will give an enter.
ftainment at Leader Hall on Monoay
4 night for the benefit Of the Florida table
4nt the Confederate Bazaar The affair
8,yill be In charge Of Mrs. Caskle Cabell.
The entertainment will he of the first
leila IS, as Professor aniels will put some
&of6his best talent In the piece. 81 II
I'll NERAL TO-DAY.
sgS The &funernl5 of Andrew Jackson Verill.
\ sori 3 t Mr.. ana Mrs. John verlll, of No.
#61a Decatur Street. will he from the
home this afternoon at 3 clock, and the
#intcrment will boz ms Maury Cemetery
\ Rev. ASH Driscoll will conduct the ser
vices. The little fellow died yesterday
4 morning. v,
M g, SURPRISES.
S53 Chairman Hart. OF the Amusement
& Committee snf tie Olympia Club. Is maxi
Ing every arrangement to give some very
&iiine entertainments Mt Lender Hall dur
ing the Bazaar. to5b be given for the bcne-
mt of the. Daughters OF Liberty. He says
j he will spring n few surprises on the
Is public ,5 d. 5s By 3.
FINANCE COMMITTEE. \,
~ The regular meeting Of the Finance
Committed will be- held tonight at
jto'clock in the Council chamber.
The Street Committee will meet in
called session at 8 o'clock tomorrow
might. N
SMALL. TALK. Il
Auditor John w Hall is confined to
his room re has been indsposed for sew
Z eral days.
.t The ffty-second anniversary OF Ander-
v son Lodge I O.. O. r., will be observed
at Toney's Hall next Wednesday night.
Rev, Mr., Blnnkenship is conducting
Il revival services at West End Church.
The Manchester German Club will give
y dance In Leader Hall next Tuesday
might for the benefit of the Confederate
VI Bazaar. 565i ~ ssiE9 ~