The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-03-18
NEWS GATHERED
FROM s0 D I |. / J {.
High Constable Levies on Two
Cash Registers in Execution
of Payment.
CONSERVATION I'M A SALOON
People Generally Regret the Dit
ferences Between the Min
istcrsPcrson;tls.

Manchester Bureau .Timcs-Dispatch,
f4 No. HOP Hull Street. J
High Constable George w. Blunkcn-
ship last night levied OIL both cnsh regis
tiers In the saloon of j. l.. Holloway on.
Iuull Street, near Nineteenth Street.
Several judgments were placed III the
hands Of the officer, and he selected last
I night us the time to make Ills nppcxr-.
;tnce and levy upon the property Of value
in sight "a
First OF all the most valuable things
that met his View were the cash regis
ters that stood behind the bar. On both
1.-the necessary legal papers We're served.
The contents. of course, belong to the
people who are represented by the jldS-
ments. g4 sif,,
In addition to levying upon the rccep-
taclcs for the cash from the booze hand
ed out over the counter. the high con-
stable took n suulnt ut the other fur
nittre iii the place, and served notice
on all of this that 1t had to change hands.
There was plenty of excitement in
the saloon while theslevying process was
going on. issl'sa.st.i
Regret the Occurrence.
With scarcely an exception the. people
of Manchester yesterday expressed deep
regret that any friction should manifest
itself between the ministers of the gospel
In the city. 81 81
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W 1a,nd, rhr;.
tan Church. and 4 few other. ministers Of
other denominations. was source of COM
ment among all classes yesterday and
there were few who did not Sdeplore the
publicity given the incidents.
Sermons are likely to be preached upon
the subject this morning; Rev. Mr..
Woodward is 10th TO say anything regard
ing the matter and the other ministers
are equally as non-comnittal.
II therc mas .peen any proseIstlhs IN IN
nlahctester, is sehetallS isreeu. .H .lsl
u nus pesn by men VINO ny we're Wo ',iSl.ss
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"''o''' w, ", :. ore.
Inc Sanitary Offlcer.
Two more days and the people of the
city will know who is. to le the sanitary
officer Of Manchester. Not question in
years has raised such great interest
among all classes rs has this one
In Joint session Tuesday night the Coun-
Gil is TO elect man TO be sanitary
officer. The Moore ordinance created the
nosition ana tbis ordinance is endorsed
by all of the peonle who have the health
If tho rit;, III henrt
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1nathe ChurcheS Today.
Rev T. V Badly will iii His pulpit
| both morning and evening at cambridge
Street Baptist Church. His subject this
morning will be The Fellowship of the
Saints At night he viii preach from
the subject. Gods Nearness to the
Broken Hearted"
True Gratitude: or One Among Many
will be the subject of the Rev Mr..
Cuthriell at Asbury Methodist Church
this morning. Tonight he viii speak
from the text. -'Fisb. Fisher. Fishing in
the Light of the Twentieth Century,
The third of a series of sermons on
Is csnt Of the s,D,s Will
this morning by the pastor, Rev. il
sJoliife. His subject will be Where Shall
the Sin and the Sinner Appear?