The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-20

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that deserves such criticism. am sor-
/ ry that tho matter has arisen. And yet
| nothing specific. nothing definite has
| been brought against me. asked for
a conference. Mt which the whole af-
| fair might have been settled, but they
| would not grant IT, IL
Mr.. Woodward was very careful In his
statements, indulging In no recriminn-
TONS and making no illusions whatever
| TO his fcllow-ininfsters except Insofar
as TO deny the charges nude against him.
Mr.. 8. Il. Thomas secretary or the Rail-
| road Y. M. C. a.. was seen last night,
but he would make no statement, except
to say that lie would swear by Mr.. Wood
ward. He said that he had known Mr..
Woodward for two years, and had often
been associated with him: but that dur
Ing NIL that time he had never known
Mr.. Woodward to use his influence or to
say ono word that would tend to disas-
sociate Il man with his already stated
| or understood preferences I'm regard to
| denominatlonnl religion.
Two True Bills.
Two ,trne bills were brought in yestcr-
day by thcfspecial grand jury convened
by the Corporation Court Of Manchester.
The first was against G. II. Myers. who
was charged with permitting betting in
his pool-room at Seventh ana Hull
! Streets. The second true bill was found
against ]. l.. Irving. charged with bet
| ting on pool game played In Myers.s
place. Both cases are set for trial Sat-
urday.
Numerous witnesses were brought IN for
several other cases. but not sufficient
evidence could be gathered to warrant
bringing in true bills.
The special grand jury sitting yestcr-
day consisted of II. c. Broaddus foreman:
p. NJ. Robertson. NJ. a. Campbell. G. S.
AIcRac. r. D. Walker. +. j. Smith, A.
j. Daffron and j. II. Green.
Entertainment March 9th.
a most enjoyable time is promised to
those who attend the entertainment TO be
given in Leader Hall Tuesday night.
March 18th. under the auspices OF the
Builders League Of Fifth Street Aletho-
dist Church. Much effort has been ex-
pended to make the affair complete
success. ana the indications are that no
ono will be disappointed. Tho programme
+ Is as follows:f
Part l: Soloists-Allss Viola A. Diacont,
soprano; Mr.. Rueger, baritone; Mr.. Wool
bridge Tuck, tenor.
Readers Miss Frances Robinson, Mr..
Wexford Kelly.
Between Part and Part II the audi
cnce Will be entertained by tho East End
Mandolin Club.
Part II: Vocal -Selections--Little Misses
Mamie MuIan and Ruth Mcdowell.
Humorous Rcadings-Little Misses Ha-
eel Strung and Gladys Mcdowell.
Mr.. Joseph Blckcrstafr. with his ia
NOUS NcNulty's Band.
ar. Eugene Davis. with his banjo and
comic songs. III sa5
AR. Adam Diacont and his humorous
readings and songs. y..i
Death of Mrs. Monroe.
Mrs. Mary a. Monroe died at 5:4s p. n.
Sunday at the residence of her daughter.
y No. 5lG West Eighth Street. Manchester
She is survived by three childrcn--Ars
SOctayia Tlnsley, Mrs. Maggie Thompson
and Mr.. J.. j. Monroe.
Funeral Of James Wilson.
Tho funeral OF James r. Wilson, Jr.,f
infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs James r..
Wilson, who died Sunday at \ o'clock
in his parents home. No. b17 West Soy
Renth Street, was conducted yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Me-
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Rev. DR.. Goodrich to Lecture.
Rev. DR.. Goodrich. a.rccently returned
missionary from the philipptnc ] Islands,.
will lecture tonight on his experiences In
the islands. There will be no prayer.
meeting tomorrow night. III II ii IL
Next Sunday Rev. Mr.. Cuthrlell, the
pastor, will exchange pulpits with Rev.
H. IL. Hudson the former past or and will
preach ins the latter's church in NYcst
Point, a pastorate formerly, held bys,NI l.s
sCnthricl.S ;s
Beginning Will tho first night in April
AIR. Cuthrlell will commence q series Of
sermons on title Sins Church People
Commit, and lF IN 359s
Close II olliday's Place.
High Constable Gorge Nv sB LAM ken
ship yesterday closed 10 4 RI. Holidays
suloon in Hull Street, for tic benefit
Fof. the creditors. on Saturday night he
visited tho place and levied on til d two
cas- ii re- gistersr and Il he money contained
i in tllpnl. NJ; s III n
Personals and Briefs.
NJ AIessrs,s W.; III. .ss Porter and "a. sydney
E'ureron wi quulifyi as deputies for Mr..
s. rs. Ovens, commissioner q I revenue.
ma swl III proceed mt once TO tn ke tie per-.
soll,.l property tilS LIST All parsons WHO
fill to return tax lists left WI ~ t1eill
snla subjeetato u fine OF $40,
g Gcrtlficntes OF pellsions for y, onteaerat0
soldiers and willoWsi for the ~ Ivy are
5nnWs liz the clerks. office his 81 w Tor
stlislrihltion Pensioners cal set heir
certificate Pr ing ~ tho clerk n 2 8
tho court sof Alanchestcr.SF \ \. iSysss,; #
MI. n II. u French, orn,erlS Glla lrlnar
az the lsity D elnocra tiaf Commit tee, lert
Inst Friday FOR tie WESTERN part OF the
State, sls TO t.ccept g posi-
stlon3oil orall road aynrlSs ot NJ bradley.
Mr.. Sli1.rlI,,e Stein is building n flying
M Mi an tia vacant LOT ut fteenth(
#;,uilsSIi ,lll IS lscst a jifE
''s,iilirs Cbcatha VII hold IN special
scssions al hen no VIII
8hcnr HE ease ~ D. the county against the
Southern, llell 'relep llone conng 4. Tile