The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-01-27
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.MANCH.E::S';;'I|'E[:'R| j |
Remains 81 Mi. Mosby Pulliat11
Ito Be Buried Here This
Afternoon.
JUDGE HANCOCK LAID 4! } I TO { REST '
Liauor Licenses May be OH the
Graded Plan--Jo;ir IA.
the Navy.
1 nanchester Bureau, Times Dispatch,l
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Manchester Bureau Times; Dispatch,
Mr.. Mosby Pulliam, OF this city. d !lt'
yesterday about noon at the Johns HOP 7t'p
k,ns Hospital IN Baltimore. He was "
the son OF Mr.. Albert G. Pullfam for
q, erly a. resident for many years o.
Chesterfield county, but now OF War Var
wick county. near Newport News. He
leaves two sisters, Mrs. j. r. App'lleeby
md Mrs. II. L. Pitts, and three brothers,
Nessrs. David L. Puliam, ~. 7. ,Pu u Ian,
81 Newport News, and r. D Pulltam x OF
Chesterfiei1 county. 5 He was g member q
OF Meade Memorial Church and OF LIB
srty Council. Jr.s Q. u. a. IS n. 4i &
The funeral will take place from, Mea ny'
Memorial Church at 9 o'clock this eve
ming and burial will be in Maury Gene 'eA'a e.
terry. The pall-bearers wiz be q commit.
tee from Liberty Council and the fol-
loving: Samuel D. Moore. w. n. ASH
ington, Henry Patteson and Robert va
den. ~ 5fj4 \, s.S K st8 II
JUDGE HANcocK's FUNERAL.
MA large gathering Of friends and ad-
mlrers assembled at Bainbridges Street
BAPTIST Church yesterday afternoon to-
4 be present at the last sad rites over tho
remains OF Judge 3. A. Hancock. g
Those present were representatives OF
the Drawn and brain OF Manchester,
Richmond and elsewhere. The business
man and pr ofcssional man sat beside the
mechanic. and all breathed signs Of re-
greet at tho departure OF q man OF such
noble quautiss and OF such broad minded
charity. t VI
al Rev. e. v.6Baldys conducted the service.
and based his sermon or address on the
opening verses Of the fourteenth chapter
OF John. His tribute to the deceased was
. grand one, and many eyes were
dinmed before he closed. vi 3$ III s1
x Previous to The services the trustees OF
Richmond College, Of which Judge Han
cock was one, met and adopted suitable
resolutions. The trustees attended the
funeral In q body. ia III Z
COUNCIL COMMITTEES
The Lands and Buildings Committee
met last night and transacted some
routine business There is nothing OF
tee. It's wants will be made known to-
the Finance Committee at the nextsros-
ular4 meeting. III %s!5s, 3. :. VI ~ /
LIQUOR LICENSES. 81
There is movement on foot to Induce
the Finance Committee to assess h the
lquor dealers on tho graduated plan.
similar to that In operation in Richmond,
with licenses running from S75 70? @15o, in
three classes. ID E#. s;4 .aj
This plan. It is believed. will Increase
the revenue OF the city to the extent Of
several thousand dollars. This is not tho
plan to be presented by the Committee
on Licenses.
FUNERAL OF MRS. ROBINSON.
The remains OF Mrs. c. A. Robinson
will be carried to Winterpock this MORN
ing at 9:u5 o'clock The services were
held at the home In Swansboro yester.
day evening. Mrs. Robinson was the
widow OF Mr.. q. a. Robinson She leaves
these children: Lewis and John. Mrs. A.
F'uraurean. Mrs. Charles Baughan. AIRS.
G. Odestadd Mrs. William Morris and
Mrs. Samuel Lewis. She died Monday eve.
ming.
JOINED. THE NAVY.
The son Of Mr.. w T. Hart has Joined
the United States navy. Iie goes as =
practical machinIst, with every prospect
become involved in war with any foreign
power. Mr.. Hart hopes to have chance
10 show what he can do with the engines
OF a big war ship.
He has influence of some Importance
behind hinl. and Is supplied with plenty
OF ability. so that: his friends expect to
see him up in the scale before many
months pass By. 5$ I, .lss n,
PERSONALS AND BRIEFS.
Mrs, j. r. Tucker Of Washington, 10
visiting Mrs. Cook, No. 10 East Eleventh
Street.
Revival services are going on at Stock
ton Street Church, conducted by Rev.
"a. e. owen, OF Portsmouth.
a calendar tea" will be given IN; ths
lecture room OF the Presbyterian Chutcn
by the Ladies' Aid Society on Friday
evening.
Mr., w. W. Lumpkin has Determined 20
enlarge his printing plant on February
1st. He has been awarded the CONTRACT
6or supplying the auditors oftice with
books for the year. !. s. FL I
The young ladies OF the Manchester
German Club Will entertain their young
gentlemen friends with dance at Leader
q Hall on February eth.
Well-Known Here.
Al ji,.t NI,n