The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-23

This decision OF the court will now
take away any doubt concerning the
burning of lights in saloons.
Moore Brothers Win.
The application Of Moore Brothers
for liquor license to conduct sa-
loon ct Twenty second and Hull Streets
was granted late yesterday afternoon
in the Corporation Court This appli-
cation was fought vigorously by the
Zion Baptist Church.. which is located
near the saloon. In granting the Ii
proprietors Of the place close the door
or the Twenty-secolld Street side of
the house.
Grand Jury Ad5ourns Over.
The grand jury which spent all day
yesterday examining witnesses in the
case of Superintendent Allen adjourn
ed last night at $50 O'Clock to meet
this morning at 1880 to continue the
examination of witnesses
The witnesses examined yesterday
were the inmates from the City Aims
house. All Of these Were placed on
the stand during the investigation,
recently, and with one exception 1t
might be said that they are not capable
Of giving strong testimony, since they
are feeble-minded, and one Of them is
i blind, while the other Is deaf
Chairman Abbot. Of the Almshouse
Committee, was placed on the stand
yesterday, and it is understood that
other members of the committee Will
be put on to-day.
The cases Of Algie Hughes and
Charles II. Myers, set for this term,
were postponed until the 10th and 20th
Of juno, respectively.
Now Professor Rudd.
W. f. Rudd. originally OF Chester
, field county, who lives at No. 100 Goa
wardin Avenue. has Just been appointed
! full professor of pharmaceutical chem
! lstry at the University College OF Med
icine. and he will commence his duties
S when the college opens next fall.
Q Mr.. Tudd Is an exceptionally bright
i man and has made rapid strides in
: his profession. He is a B. A. of Rich
Y mond College and a Bachelor of Phar-
. macy Of the University College Of
n Medicine. He has for the past two
h years been assistant professor at
v the college. MIR. Rudd was OF one time
assistant principal OF the Manchester
4 High School and taught chemistry in
i tho Richmond High School. Through
a his untiring energy and faithfulness to
: his work he has gained his merit ed
promotion.
q II. II. Wilson Injured.
: p r. Wilson, of 10 East Fifth Street
e employed at tho Southern Railway Goa
d chute. was painfully injured by fall
le ing from tho chute late yesterday at.
= ternoon and was removed to the Re.
t. treat for the Sick, whore he was
e treated IL 4
lie received severe cash over thu
forehead and bruised his head con.
siderably. While he suffered quite {
good deal, 1t is said that there Is
10 nothing serious about his Injuries
Work Commenced.
10 Work has been commenced on tn
IN stove plant OF the Union Stove Com
a. pany, which Is to be located on HUI
a. Street, between Seventh and Eighth
a. Tho plant will give employment to
= number OF men and will be Increased Il
size as soon as the business justific
!, It, The building will certainly adj
to tho appearance Of tho block upol
~ which 1t is being erected
= Personals ana Briefs.
" Friends OF Councilman G. C. Jone
Tn have been advised that no will be hel.
ho some time in July. lie says ho will b
NJ glad to go away from tho evcrglad
~ country and tropical sun down in Jack
~ sonville.
- Miss Mary Cox, of Wintorpock, VIII
al has been visiting Mrs. NJ Il. Staples, a
zee 1929 Porter Street, returned to he
u home yesterday
nd Mrs. Fay Duvnl and Mrs. Sgnor
Graves left yesterday for Selma, N. c
where they will visit Mrs. Harry DuVa
The Manchester clear water plaE
., was closed down yesterday so thu
some repairs could be made upon tn
,as clear water well. Tho plant will i
~ put In operation again tomorrow {
,,on Saturday.
ny The Board OF Water Commissioner
Jus have granted II. *. Nitor tho right
M run n water main along Semnlt
ost Avenue to n point opposite his plan
OF The Alnshouse Committee has bes
The called to meet at o'clock to-nigl
mn and the CelAetery Committee at II
o'clock
-- Rev. c. O. Woodward. who Ii,
>. been in Ilagerstown. has been cali,
u to the bedside of his mother in Belle
q alley, who is reported to be dyln
M Mrs. Woodward loft here yesterd,
IA afternoon.
The Eks' Bazaar Committee IL
III been called to meet tonight at
o'clock AT the home for the purpo
Elof settling up matters, and all of t
"a ladies' who had charge OF booths ha
heen Instructed to have their repor
n ready.
:, The Ladies' Auxiliary To tho Brot
erhooh of l-ocomtive Engineers LA
decided to run their annual excursi
10 West Foin, on July I'd. This
Ia one of the most popular outings tn
b. leaves this city during the year.
IA The White Cap Sisters" pant
1W Wime, NH pc presented in !he Ell