Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-07-09
BOARDOF ALDERMEN.
APPOINTMENT OF STANDING COMMIT.
TEES OF THE COUNCIL YESTERDAY.
First Regular Meeting Of the Board-Elec-
tion Of Clerk-change in the Rules
Appointments on the Board Of
Public Interests, &c.

Present Messrs. Bass Tin the cnatr)'
Adams, Bland, Chappell, Crenshaw,
Crump, Davis, Dickefson, Gum, Hill,
Murphy, 0tley, Page, Powers, Snead,
and Wagner.
CLERK OF THE BOARD or ALDER
MEN.
Mr.. Dickerson, under q suspension
of the rules, moved that Mr.. B. I.
Augusta be appointed Clerk Of the Board
of Aldermen. Agreed to unanimously.
FROM THE OTHER BRANCH.
The Board concurred in the follow
ing:
Confirming the appointment Of Rich
ard Fox as Deputy Inspector and Ganger.
Granting the Dispatch Company per-
mission to construct O vault under
Twelfth street.
Appointing the third Monday in July
at 7 2. NJ. as the time to elect Police
Commissioner to fill the vacancy caused
by the resignation Of Mr.. Richard L.
Brown from Marshall Ward, aud to
transact any other business that may
properly come before the joint meeting.
THE RULES.
Mr.. Crenshaw moved to so amend the
rules Of the Board as to do away with
the Committee on Luna,ics as the Conn
mon Council had done, and refer any
business which ought to be considered
by that committee to the Committee on
Relief Of the Poor. Agreed to.
BOARD OF PUBLIC INTERESTS.
On motion Of Mr.. Crenshaw, Mr.. Al
fred r. Courtney and Mr. William II.
Peasants (incumbents) were elected on
the Board Of Public Interests from the
citizens Of Richmond.
STANDING COMMITTEES.
Just before adjournment the clerk
read the Presidents appointments Of
standing committees on the part of the
Board, which, together with the ap-
pointments made by President Bethel,
Of the Common Council, form the
standing committees Of the City Coun-
Gil for the next two years, as follows :;
StreetS.-From the Board Of Alder
men, Messrs. Crenshsw, Chappell, Hill,
Bland, Powers, and Robinson Com
mon Council, Messrs. Starke, Kelly,
Cutchins, Parrater, f. G. Murphy, and
Griffin.
Relisfofhc Poor.-From the Board
of Aldermen, Messrs. Otley, Snesd, aud
Adams; Common Council, Messrs.
Pearce, Firrar, Montgomery, and Fer
ritter.
Finoncc.-From the Board Of Al
dermcn, Messrs. Wagner, Murphy, and
Gum Common Council, Messrs. Kauf-
man, Pizzini, Owen, and Starke.
Light. From the Board Of Alder
men, Messrs. Powers, 0tley, and Davis ;
Common Council, Mcssrs. KGufelt, Con-
nor, Guy, and Molloy.
WQter.--From the Board OF Alder
men, Messrs. Dickerson, CruRp and
Bahen; Common Council. Messrs.
Griffith, Ammons, Owens, and Kend-
Ter.
Fire Depdrtmeat.-From the Board
of Aldermen, Messrs. Ctump. Page, and
Davis; Common Council, MesSrs. Par
rish, LaDgc, kaufman, and F. G. Mur-
ply.
,SchooIs.-From the Board Of Alder
men, Messrs. Dickerson, Page, and
Bland Common Council, Messrs.
Hudnall, Bryan, and BOwden.
Eiections.-Fr0m the Board Of Al
dermen, MessrS. Adams and Hill ::
Common Council, Messrs. Hughes,
Parrater, and Archer.
Claims and SalOrieS.-FrOm the
Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Murphy
aud Bshen; Common Council, Messrs.
Guy, Griffith, aud Hayes.
Grounds and Buiidings.-From the
Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Crenshaw
and Snead; Common Council, Messrs.
Pizzini, Ammons, and Kendler.
Accounts and PrintiRg,-From the
Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Obey and
Bahen Common Council, Messrs. Bow
den, Bryan, and Farrar.
Police.-FrOm the Board Of Alder
men, Messrs. Davis and Murphy; Com
mon Council, Messrs. Connor, Kelley,
and Archer.
Cemeteries, From the Board Of
Aldermen, Messrs. Dickerson and Hill /;
Common Council, Messrs. Montgomery,
Hughes, and Griffin.
Heo{M.-From tho Board Of Alder
men, Messrs. Robinson and Snead :;
Common Council, Messrs. Hudnall,
Jores, and Kaufelt.
OrdinGnccS.--From the Board Of
Aldermen, Messrs. Page and Murpby (;
Common Council, Messrs. Guy, Bryan,
and Hayes.
FIRST Market.-From the Board Of
Aldermen, Messrs. Chappell and Ro-
binson Common Council, Messrs.
Hughes, Molloy, and Archer.
Second Ddrket.-From the Board Of
Aldermen, MessrS. Bland and Adams {;
Common Council, Messrs. Ferriter,
Cutchins, and Lange.
Rtrenchmeht and Reform.-From
the Board Of Aldermen, Messrs. Bland
and Chappell; Common Council,
Messrs. Cutchins, Pearce, and Archer.
Fre-Alarm and Police Teisgraph.-
From the Board of Aldermen, Messrs.
Wagner and Chappell Common Coun-
Gil, Messrs. kendler, Bowden, and Par
Iish.
improvement Of James Rirer.-From
the Board of Aldermen, Messrs. Cfen-
shaw, Dickerson, and Powers Com
mon Council, Messrs. Hudnall, Starke,
MollOy, and Bryan.
Eiectric Lighf.--From the Board Of
Messrs. Wagner and Gum !;
Common Council, Messrs. Bryan, Con-
nor, and Lange.
81. Johns Burying- Ground.-From
the Board Of Aldermen, Messrs. Gum
and Hill; Common Council, Messrs.
Montgomery, Bowden, and Parrater.
Board Of Public Interests.-From
the Board Of Aldermen, Messrs. Wag-
rer and Crump; Common Council,
Messrs. Pizzlni, Cu.chins, and Griffith.
Adiutant, with the
Rank OF Captain.
Governor Lee has commissioned S. s.
D patfesnn. lately a private in the