The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-04-21
POLITICS.
MANCHESTER
A#Most Quiet Canvass Is sA NV
ticipated This BSR
Spring. Iaslis,
BOARD or ALDERMEN MEETS !! e: :
License Matter Comes Up To-
morrow May Festival. @
Under Arrest.

Manchester Buren, Times ,Ia s.. p sp5nateh
AT the special meeting Of the Board OF
Aldermen tomorrow night the question
OF tile proposed license ordinance will DO
discussed and final action taken ltI
Tho Licenses must be paid fore May
list, ana TO be effective The ordinance
must be adopted and signed BY tho
Mayor before that time. it &
All persons Interested IN the matter IRE
expected 10 DO present to make their
Kick"
There may be further amendments TO
the original ordinance as 1t came from
the Finance Committee.
TX POLITICS ARE QUIET.
Al Nothing sensational has yet come up
| In politics, and tho coming primary IS
expected to be the most quiet ever held.
The vote Is calculated BY political shurps
| to DO the smallest evor poled in al I'M
portant election. Ak @ J. ,i
The registration, does not reach five
hundred, and It is not thought that
more than three hundred and fifty VIII
vote at the coming primary.
Onlygtwo$ now candidates for Council
arc suggest ed--Mr. c. C. Jones, In the
FIRST Ward, ind MI. Harry owen, in
tho Second J. isiS ~ 5S,g n ~ isI tg
All the old members but Mr. Tahr will
stand for; re- election, and it does not
look like there will {be any opposition TO
Mayor Maurice saii
UNDER ARREST.
Policeman Smith last night arrested
an Old colored man named William Greg
DRY. for raising q row and beating a
relative over the head with q stick.
Tho old negro&ls demcnted to some de-
charges before.
His sanity Will be inquired into to-day,
and acton acton t e nY e aeG2TTd1nEETIy
Tho presbyterians in tieIr s,:0a y
Tenth and Potter Streets. viii pre5en tan
excellent sl sacred musical entertainment
Friday evening. May 6tli.. L: u; /.
! attractive young ladies andsi.tWo artistic
quartette Of superior excellence. Miss
War Var Mcsains The contraIto; Mr.. VIM.
Wilkes. BARITONE. The organist is Mr..
Manly B. Ramos.
tie gifted soprano Of Grove Avenue
/ Church has devoted much time to finish,
I8illSjA. SluuioS ulIdSA Xxx IAc i4cAo1A!S foSeh'
tlteachers. S!b gg sS$ n 5sI 4
NJ .IheTcontralto. Miss Mabel Mccain. has
/ just returned from a sojourn \ In the
! musical atmosphere OF New York, per-
| tsctlng her rich voice under guidance OF
1.-THE best masters. ssd33S AZ H 5s n
The tenor, Mr.. Boschen. IS winning
! golden opinions for himself the choll
! at Grove tAyenue,.. and 81 he evenly nlodu.
4 lated baritone or Mr. Yllls es causes nlucl
'Edel ght In his qunrtette: work, and 2espec.
+ iaI pleasure in his finely rem dered solos
The selections embrace variety 81
| solos, Duets, trlos and ,5quartettes--the
n mos bril- liant and attractive IN sacred
II music known. The cause Is the best ano
38Dr.3 Baker Is chairman oft@the general
I committee, with Mr.. Ramos directing the
music. S N bE55
COURT NOTES
The case of Louis Spencer will be called
II In the Corporation Court to- morrow. if8
q Edward Graves was given twenty days
!! in jail for drum kenness, by Mayor Maur-
l Two young men were arrested for
Il drunkenness yesterday. Their case will
itcCme UP day. H
is SERSOSAL- AND BRIEF.
e Revival meetings will continue Ut Balm
K bridge street Church all weak.
He. tia Ctrcilve will give smoker at
ter8to the meeting Tonight ,i5
Arthur Brown, who Vas burnt at, The
sh:py ards Friday. was reported better
i8lasl hight RI n sHs