The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-16
every young man and woman IN II Man Man.
For a Curfew Law.

every young man ana woman in Man
chester. 70 y}%
For a Curfew Law.
Rev. q. o. woodward, pastor Of Co
wardin Avenue Christian Church, will
preach Sunday morning from the sub
je ct, 1.-THE Curfew Law or, Saving the
Children of Mancheste err Rev. MI. Woods
ward is a staunch advocate of an ordi-
nance to compel children of the city to
j emain in their homes after nine o clock
at night. He does not believe in q crowd
of small ones loafing on the street cor
ners until eleven and twelve 0 clock each
night l35S5
g His sermon tomorrow night will bel
Am Not Ashamed of the Gosp.l."" This
sermon will conclude the revival SER
vices that have been in progress at the
church. There have been many CONVEX
Eions. three being last night Isl
Large Docket Monday.
@ Mayor Maurice will have a large docket
before him Monday morning. The five
young waite boys who are charged with
breaking into cars Of the Southern Rail-
way will be given a hearing. Mr.. WI.
Dobbins. who is charged with threaten
ing the life of Mr. Meyers, will be given
hearing. I'M RI Dobbips Is out on bail
to appear before the Mayor, Judge Wat Wat
son having bailed him yesterday on
writ Of habeas corpus.
IVA There arc several other prisoners to ap-
pear upon trivial charges.
# Valuable Horse Injured.
The roam mare belonging to Mr.. Bug
Neal was bitten by a bulldog yesterday
afternoon, and will be unable to appear
on tho race track for several months,
perhaps. The anlnlal was sa ale In IN the
yard and walked into the feed room,
where the bulldog was chained. Tho.
canine bit the horse on the foreeg, tear
Ing the tendons. DR.. Frayser. OF Rich
smond, was called and treated the animal.
Little Child Dead.
Mr. George r. Lanier has the sympathy
Of the community, caused by the DEAN
of his only daughter, Elizabeth, aged
three years and six months. The little.
child had been sick and delicate for quite
a. little while, and though .ueath was not
entirely unexpected, 1t has caused the
father much grief, bas the home hns been
particularly unfortunate, this being the
fifth death In his own house In the past
few years. Little Elizabeth died Thurs
day at 2 "A. NJ. at the home, 9lS Semmest
Street. The funeral was va, conducted /, az
the above number at 10 o'clock I've terday.
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was in Mnury Cemetery. I. Il II
Sacred Heart School.
The Sacred Heart Catholic School closed
Yesterday morning with appropriate ex-
ercises The following are the graduates:
Senior cass-Gold medal for highest
average during session. Thorea u. Antoine.
Junior class-Silver medal for highest
average during session. Agnes u. Bar
rett; silver medal for spelling, Alice B.
Ferguson.
First honor-Louise Neisler Claudio
Cook, Clifford Lunson, Alice FERGUSON.
Others promoted--Arthur Gallagher, Mary
Neislcr, Nellie Beville, Mamie Binn. John
Hogan, Marie Antoine, Thomas Rohan,
Ernest Bagby, Thomas Binn. Joseph Cor
die, Icstello West, Henry Schultz, Arthur
Toler, Justina Rohan, Irene McDermott,
Florence Neislcr, Helen Green, Annie
Santlerson. Leah Moles, Frank Russell,
John Barrett, Mary Cordie. Carroll Lamb,
Maurice Binn.
Primary classes-First honor--Edlth
Kelley, Inez Simmons, Leo Antoine. Bes-
sic Nixon, Ethel Sinms. Andrew Daffron.
Joseph Binn. Others promoted-Robert
West, Addie Neisler, Joseph Moles.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. w. II. Rudd. Of Cowardins Ave-
nue., Is In critical condition at her
home.
Miss Ada NJ Parks OF Raleigh, y. G.,
who has been the guest OF Miss Ada
Cook, OF No. 10 East Eleventh Street.
has returned to her homo,
Assistant Postmaster W. B, Beattle
| is confined to his home. near Forest liill
Fark. with sickness. 55
Mr.. Il. y. Williams. Of Chesterfield
county, was In Manchester yesterday on
| business.
Mr. b, II. Hamilton, real estate dealer
| In the city. left yesterday for Farmyllle,
where he will be for several days on
! business.
Mrs. C. A. Broadnax entertained with
a tea in her home, on Porter Street,
last night. for the benefit Of the organ
| fund OF Meade Memorial Church.
Mrs. w, p. White has returned from
Thelma, N. c., whore she went on a
| visit to relatives,
Miss May Handey, of Ninth and Balm
| bridge Streets. has returned home. after
visit to Brdgewater.
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