The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-06-30
RIVERSIDE CLUB TO
HAVE HORSE SHOW.
This Has Been Decided On. and
Committees Are Already
at Work.
BURGLARY HAS BEEN c HARGED
BURGLARY HAS BEEN c HARGED
Negro Held for Alleged House
Breaking at Meherrin, Where
Store Was Robbed.
special to The .Times-Dispatch)


PETERSBURG, VA, June 29.-The
Riverside Horse Show Club Will hold
a big horse show next September, and
several committees are already ct work
making arrangements and preparing a
program one Of the most interesting
features of which will be q point to-
point race every day, for q purse Of
SIS each day. The great success Of
tho Riverside Hunt Clubs show III
May aroused much enthusiasm on the
subject, and was soon followed by the
organization of the Riverside Horse
Show Club. The officers are President,
j. W. Seward; President, nj. c.
Jackson; Assistant Secretary. George
w. Harrison; Treasurer and Manager,
j. +. w. Ruffin. The coming exhibit
ton will be an open air show on the
grounds of the Riverside Country Club,
and is awaited with great interest.
Housc-Brenking Charged.
A negro named William Smith was
brought to Petersburg last night by
Constable Reams. of Dinwiddie, who
arrested him at Meherrin on the
charge Of breaking and robbery,
which the prisoner confesses Smith
and several others are charged with
breaking into Pompey fuckers store.
in Dinwiddie, several nights ago, and
stealing a Winchester riffe,fsome shoes
and clothing, and disappeared. He was
taken to Dinwiddie to-day for hear
ing before county magistrate
Juniors Elect Officers.
Virginia Council. No. 3, Junior Order
United American Mechanics, OF a meet
ing last night elected the following
officers for the ensuing term: Coun-
cilor, j. B. Andrews; Vice-Councilor,
| j. Fl. Challender; Recording Secretary,
r. w. Kruse; Financial Secretary, w.
| w. Andrews; Treasurer, T. NJ. Reams;
| Warden. B. T. Mann; inside Sentinel.
| Joe King; Outside Sentinel, w Il. Per-
/ kinson. John A. Wilkerson was elected
representative to the State Council
! with Herbert A. Hawkins as alternate
! The council Will meet in Norfolk In
| October.
Mr.. Dunville New Pastor.
Rev. S. L. Dunnville, Of Suffolk, has
! been assigned to the passionate Of the
4 Wesley Methodist Church in this city
and will enter upon his duties to-mor.
row. Mr.. Dunnville succeeds the Rev
n. r. Smith, who recently resigned n:
| pastor Of Wesley Church. The young
/ minister has been Il student at Ran
dolph- Macon College for the past three
years. and has fine record Aftc
the death Of Rev. Thomas II. Campbell
pastor Of West Amherst Circuit, las
July. Mr.. Dunnvillc was placed i
charge of that circuit until the mex
meeting Of the conference.
l. Judge j. M. Mullen, of the Husting
Court has not yet rendered decisio!
in the franchise case of Abram Lev.
against S. A. Gentry, which was argue
last Thursday. Mr.. Gentry Is regis
trar in Third Ward, and refused Levy
application to register because the Fle
brew couldn't write 1t in English. Lev
appealed to the court, claiming that h
was prepared to FIJI out the application
in Hebrew, and was In every other wa
fully qualified to vote.
Judge b. j. Epes, Commonwealth
attorney of Dinwidde county, who wa
recently stricken with paralysis. Is i'm
| proving.