The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-30

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Mnury Cemetery, was thon put on tho
| stand He said that he assisted Mr..
Allen In putting UP the fence around
inc Almslousc. but stated that he only
received his regular pay of $l.5O per
day, but got nothing for his work on
the fence.
Allen to Testify.
When all the witnesses had been
heard, 1t was decided that the case be
summed UP at the next meeting, ana
Mr.. Allen will testify at that time. No
date was liked for Holding this meet
ing.
All bills against the Almshousc must
be presented on the 1st Of May to Chair
man j. II. Abbott The regular meeting
OF the committee will be held on Friday
at y. NJ, when the routine business
VIII be transacted.
Those present last night We're Messrs.
j. i. Abbott, a. Il. Hooker. w. ID. Fer
gusson, A. A. Adkins, w. B. Bradley,
Nj. a. Campbell, l.. X. Brown, Allen
'ettigrew, DR.. Il. n. Ruckcr and Chief
James Lipscomb. The spectators in
Guided cx-Councilman j. s. Wal ffeld,
POSTMASTER Smith and Messrs. Willard
Martin, j. D. Reams and Robert French.
Vets Order Uniforms.
At called meeting of Joseph E
Johnston Camp, Confederate Veterans
held last night in Jordan Hall. twenty
four regulation uniform coats were or
dered. On Thursday night the members
are asked to be present as samples of
the uniforms will be submitted. Those
who have not already had their Measures
or orders taken are urged to attend this
meeting.
Birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Talbot, of Marx
Street, entertained delightfully."- on Fri
day evening in honor of their daugh-
ten. Ailnie, who celebrated her SIX
taonth birthday.
AmonG those present ~ We're Misses
Williams, Leila Williams, Mammie Will
liams. Edna Robinson. Ruby Robinson,
Lucy Maddrea, Alma Maddrea, Eta
Holt. Lillian Hart, Bessie Eggleston,
Wilson, Maggie covington, Addie Tai
bott. Annie Talbot Kathleen Williams,
Mary Andrews and Olive. Andrews;
Nfessrs. Pleasant snead, Linwood
Eoothe' Frank Nall d Herbert on Hal;
caudle, Arthur crowder, Norman, Mad
drea. Charlie Mccain Blumy Poters.
John Noting. Robert Blunt, Wi9r
Caudle, BenniG Williams, Beniamin
Kitchen. Linwood Holt Leslie Thomas,
Brown, Wesley Hall and George Tai
Lex.
The party was chaporoned by Mr.; and
Mrs. j. Il. Talbot, Mr.. and Mrs, a. +;
Mrs. Tom Williams Mr.; and Mrs. ~
Johnson Mrs. j. NJ. Williams, Mrs; NJ.
l.. Robinson, Mrs. Mary, Heath, Mrs.
David Maddrea. Mrs. Charles Peters
son. Mrs r. II. Jenkins Mir Lloyd
ia lhntt
Judge william i. Clopton, of the Cor
poration Court, will to-day grant the
liquor Licensees for the year 1907: Com,
mencing to-morrow night. the Camppeli
early closing ordinance will go into erect.
All saloons will he closed at Il o'clock
at night and cannot be reopened until the
following morning at o'clock. All OBJ
structions will have to be moved 50 that
81 clear view of the bar can be had from
the outside.
Revival on at Central.
Revival services We're held again ut
Central Methodist Episcopal Church last
night, and large crowd was present.
The services will continue throughout the
week, and the singing will be done by a
large chorus choir, assisted from time
to time by a male quartet and by Mr.. w.
a. Watkins and Miss Ellington as solo
lists. The following topics will be dis
cussed this week: ''When the Devil Went
to Church, The Death OF a Righteous !
Man and What Became of Him" "A
Faals Creed,ts' 's;ofsnthing 'rhat God and
Man Alike Abiior.'s
The public is cordially invited TO these
services, Which begin promptly at Y. NJ.
Personals and Briefs.
Mrs. w, 3. Bradley, chairman of the
candy booth for the Elks' bazaar, has
requested those who are to assist her
at the bazaar to meet at the Elks' Home |
on Thursday night at $3.50 o'clock
Annie, the little daughter of Mr.. and !
Mrc. j, S. Wakefield, Is quite sick at
tbs residence of her parents, No. EOS |
E;Est hlLVenth Street.
Squire II. a. Jordan, who has been
quite sick for some days is much i'm
proved.
Mrs. John H. Latham, who is at the
Retreat for the Sick Is improving
rapidly,
The second quarterly meeting confer
ence vii be held tonight at West End
Methodist Episcopal Church.
George, the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. w, V, Rrintley, died at their res
idence Yesterday morning, aged two
years. The funeral will take place
this afternoon from the home, and the
interment viii he made in Riverview.
Tile ladies interested in the Elks'
bazaar, vii meet this afternoon at 4
of Importance will be discussed.
Jack Grim from Arizona, charged
with being drunk, was fined $3.50 and
costs before the Mayor yesterday. He
also paid s. and costs for breaking up
furniture in the station.