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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

The upper half of tho Hollywood cul-
vert has been constructed; but unless
more money is put TO the credit of the
City Engineer the work must soon stop,
and the sewer will discharge its contents
short distance below the arch over
which the main avenue crosses the bed
OF the creek.
Every one who goes to the cemetery
will then suffer the vile stencil in An en-
larged and aggravated form.
The city is under obligations to tho
Hollywood Company for permitting this
sewer to be built through It's grounds,
and it is nothing but fair and honestthat
she should hasten the work and not make
Hollywood an abominable place TO all
who are called there on errands OF duty
or to visit the graves OF their dead.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Transactions or tito street Commit

A Ameeting of the Council Committee on
Streets was held in the City Engineers
Office at 7:30 last night
Colonel Burgwyn was present and adj
vocated the city paving a street along
side OF ellis creek, on private property
leading from Wharf to Water streets
from the Philadelphia wharyes. Colonel
Burgwyn, after drawing on a blackboard
O map Of the streets there, explained the
situation, and the committee decided to
go to the spot on their annual tour.
Mr.. Frank ID. Hill asked the commit
tee to look after the property represented
by him at tho north end OF Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets. He wanted a road
there, and hoped the committee on their
tour would make this locality visit.
The committee so decided.
The City Street. Railway Company ap-
piled for permission 10 run couple of
dummy engines from Laurel street up
Main to the city limits. 1t was referred
to the City Engineer and City Attorney.
Contracts for feed were awarded as
follows: L. Ii. Deane & Co., hay, Sl6.25.
Savage Beveridge & Co., oats, S39. - I;
corn, SOL brownstuff, S20.45; salt,
1926. C. l.. Todd. shipstuf, 5000 ;
straw Qoose). 49c. sheaf oats, 69lc.
The committee will so on its annual
tour to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Captain Ainsrie's Portrait.

Richmond Commandery, knights Tenn
plars, had an interesting and impressive
conclave at st. Adams Hall last night.
The work in the degrees was given IN a
very impressive manner and the Emf
nent Commander announced the reli-
gious services for Easter-Sunday, which
were that the body would assemble in
the asylum at 7 p. NJ. and in full regalia
proceed TO Seventh-Street Christian
church, where appropriate services would
be held. The sermon is to be by Sir
knight Il. &. Cave. AT the conclusion
of the work the commandery was pre-
sented with a splendidly-eXecuted life
size picture of Eminent Sir Knight
George A. Ainslie, commander, by Sir
Knight Harry B. Owen. and the gilt was
received on the part OF the commandery
10y Sir Knight d. G. Richardson. Both
speeches were models of eloquence. The
picture is the gift OF Sir Knight q. Nor
ris Shuman, and was executed by his
father, Mr.. S. I. Shuman, and is O fine
work
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
lCOmmunicatoi.l
Why Not Seek Deep water at Norfolk
and Porf.moufnT

We noted some days ago that tho
Councils of Richmond had taken steps
toward expelling the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad from the stro, is Of that city.
and thus impeding its passage 10 deep
water al West Point, ITS present outlet
Now is the time for the Richmond and
Danville road TO do what it no donbt sees
il ought TO have done at flrst-namely.
seek deep water terminus at this port
from Goldsboro' or Raleigh. The people
OF this section invite it here. IL 1t viii
make this It's tcrmInusend move It's great
shops here II can take its general offices
wherever it likes. We will take the rank
and file and the local offices, and let the
president and other general officers go
where incliaation leads them. The
Norfolk and Western railroad has its
headquarters in Philadelphia, the Old
Dominion Steamship Company has its in
New York, the Clyde Line in Philadel-
phia, the Merchants and Miners Com
pany in Baltimore, the SeabOard and
Roanoke railroad in Baltimore, the,At-
lantic and Danville in New York, the
Virginia Beach away from Norfolk, tho
Baltimore Steam Packet Company IN
Baltimore. the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk in Philadelphia, the Poto-
mac Steamboat Company III Washing
ton, the Norfolk Southern railroad. IN
New York. and 30 on but their inter
ests are here and they find it to
their advantage 10 build vharves and
warehouses and to constantly improve
the property they own in tins To-
cslity, SO we regard them MS native
institutions, and understand how they
develop our trade Norfolk and Ports
mouth will provide location for the
Danyille road both in the matter Of ter
minus and shops and ample right of way
for its tracks A gentleman formerly
connected with the Richmond and Dan
vile system, now resident here and
identified with this locality and the inte-
rests OF this city, advises Us that there
are from 800 to go men employed at the
Manchester shops alone, with monthly
payroll OF $50, 600 TO $4,000, while as
much more is spent in general expcndl-
ture for supplies and so forth. 1t is not
necessary TO remind our merchants Of
the trade in Western North Carolina, in
South Carolina, aud Georgia, once en-
loved here. aud which could be regained
with the tracks OF the Richmond and
Danyille running from Goldsboro to thts
harbor Our mechanics, manufacturers,
and merchants ere equally interested N
the suggestions here made, and 1t might
be the part Of true enterprise TO give tle
Richmond and Danville railroad "A tanlI-
bic, substantial invitation 10 come here,
where it can have all the facilities II
streets, wharves, and deep water that the
largest development Of its business could
require. --NoyoH Landmart, Ndrh
9Jfh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
RrcHuoyp. Va. March 27. 1888

hlCHMOND, VA, MHtch -, 1000.
At a meeting Of the Capitol Building
and Loan Association the following reso-
lutiOns were adopted
The Richmond Capitol Building and
Loan Association have sustained a seri-
Gus loss by tho death OF their late fellow
member, Aylett Il. Woodson, and think
it fitting to bear testimony to his fidelity
AS one OF its trusted officers, and to his
exceeding urbanity in every relation
which connected him with its stock
holders and Board OF Directors.
ReSoircd, That the Board OF Directors
OF this association will esteem it priyi-
lege Of friendship to pay a last sad tri-
butte to the memory OF their departed
friend, and in furtherance of this express
sion will attend his funeral in body.
Resotyed. That the foregoing pream-
BILE and resolutions be spread on the
minutes of this association. and copy
be engrossed and sent to his family.
@. M. WALLACE, President.
4. /. Md8urier, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
EIdeIitY SuretY.hip.

Fidelity Suretyship.
Why the bonds Of the Guarantee Com
pany Of North America are 10 be pref sr
red as security for officers and employees
in banks, railroads, express offices, Ac.
DISTINCTIVE FEATURES.
II is the OLDEST company IN America,
and transacts the LARgFsT BUSINESS Cf its
kind both in the United States and
Canada.
1t Is the ONLY company whose SOLE
BUSINESS is bonding employees OF finan-
cial and commercial corporations. Its
assets are not involved upon any other
classes Of risk.
10 retains no RISK EXCEEDING 0'per
cent. or ITS CAPITAL, and is thus secure
against extraordinary or embarrassing
loss.
It's CANADIAN INCORPORATION makes Its
attributes Of special value 20 institutions
IN tho United States in view Of the fre-
quent flight OF deiaulters 10 Canada, and
| has caused many such institutiOnsto pro-
cure ut least portion OF their bonds of
this company for the moral effect upon
their employees.
lTs RATES are the lowest cOmmensl-
rate with efficient service and security.
Ii does not seek revenue at "chean"
rates, which impair not only the abhity
TO pay losses, but also the service for the
PREVENTION OF loss.
1t has BRANCH OFFICES in the principal
cities of tho United States, where its
business is under the supervision OF
local directors Of high standing.
RICHMOND DREcToRs.-Genera Viii
hams G. Wickham, Vice President New
port News and Misslssippi-Yalley Com
pany Fl. K. Ellyson, Secretary and
Treasurer Dispatch Company John p.
Branch, President Merchants National
Bank G. L. Todd, Wholesale Merchant.
Richmond (Va) branch. ll04i Main
street. PLEAsANTs Il Co.,
General Agents for Virginia, West Viz
ginia, and North Carolina.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Grand Oniccrs' visit To Ashland.

r. A. Dobie, Esq, of Norfolk, grand
regent Of the Grand Council Royal Ar
canum of Virginia, accompanied by
Grand Vice Regent John L. Hankins,
Grand-Secretary William Lovenstein,
Past Grand Regent L. r. Reins, Walter
f. Irvine and Z. 7. Sutton, of Com
mittee on Laws, paid an official visit
Monday evening to Henry Clay Council
at Ashland, where they were kindly re-
ceiyed 10y DIR. H. c. Scott, district
deputy grand regent. and the officers
and members of Henry Clay Council.
This council is one of the most flour
ishing in the State, and composed Of
most excellent material, and are receiy-
ing additions at nearly every meeting.
Grand Regent Dobie and other officers
of the Grand Council Royal Arcanum
will pay an Official visit this evening to
Henrico Council, which meets at Kau-
felts Hall, in Fulton. A full attend
ance of members is expected.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Manchester News Notes.

The Electoral Board met Monday
night and elected the following judges
of election to serve for one year:
First Ward-James Is. Fitzgerald, W..
c.. Simons, and 4. q. Powell.
Second Ward-H. G. Archer, A. C..
Harding, and Henry Jones.
Third Ward-Samuel K. Owens. John
w. Owens, and Robert Morton.
Fourth Ward-A. l.. Halliday,
Thomas G.. Mathews, and William
Bailey.
The following were elected commits
sioners OF election II. e.. Archer,
James 3. Fitzgerald, John w. Owens,
William Bailey. and Henry Jones.
A. L. Halliday was elected registrar
for the Fourth Ward to till the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of A. L..
Bradley. The registrars for the First,
Second, and Third wards will hold over
one year.
A regular meeting OF the City School
Board was held last night, the following
members being present: Messrs. +. C..
ID. Farmer (president), David j. Weisi-
ger secretary, B. A. Nunnally, j. H..
Perdue, G.. A. Peple, W. l.. Robinson,
and John O'Brien.
The secretary read a communication
from the clerk Of the City Council giving
the following information:
The terms Of Office of the following
newly-elected school trustees will begin
April 4th and end in three years from
h. 4
Ward, b. A. Nunnally from the
Second, G. A. Peple from the Third,
and w. L. Robinson from the Fourth.
@. V. Green, who was elected to fill the
vacancy ocoasioned by the removal OF
NJ. r. Lloyd from the First Ward to the
Third, aud the above-named trustees,
wRl have to qualify before the 4th OF
April next.
The board talked with pleasure in re-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Personals and RrIefs.

MIR. John a. Curtis is suffering with
rheumatic CONT.
Mr.. Jackson Guy left the city last
night for Kentucky on business which
may detain him for some days.
The Inst round.trip freight of the
steamship Old Dominion from and to
New York was one Of the largest ever
carried by the line.
Mr.. Burwell b. Esves Yesterday quail
fed as administrator OF the estate Of
Jemima +. Vial, deceased. The estate
is valued at 80, 900.
At meeting OF + Company Captain
Boykin) last night Mr.. T.. p. Lyon, Jr.,
was promoted from the second lieuten-
ancy to the first, and Mr.. Weldon Has
kins was elected second lieutenant
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
THREE CENTS PER COPY.

gard TO the new school buildings under
course OF erection and each individual
member seemed gratifed over tho fact
that new school buildings in Manchester
will soon be an established fact.
At a meeting Of the Board OF Super
visors Of Chesterfield Monday a resolu-
ton was introduced by Major Joseph
Walker to appropriate $1,000 to open
streets and improve the roads adjacent TO
Holly-Spring farm. provided the Exposi-
tion building is erected on this side OF
the river. at the above named place, in
accordance with the plan proposed by
Major Walker and heretofore published
in this paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Property Transfers.

Richmond James II. Dooley and wife
to J. II. Robinson, 30 feet ON Claiborne
street near Randolph, $50; Lewis b..
Smith and wife to George S. Vashon and
George S. Vashon, Jr. one fifth interest
in the estate of William A. Alley, de-
ceased, including 60 feet on Clay street
corner Third, 10 feet on Main street be-
tween Madison and Belyilere, 3J3 feet
ON Marshall street between Gilmer and
Munford. 32B feet on Marshall street be-
tween First and Adams, % feet on Brook
avenue. and 81 feet on Main street near
Plum. 81, 900; Lucy n. Turner to James
Hartley, % feet on Seventeenth street
between Broad and Marshall, 81, $50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
TcmDcrance Tal,ts

Mrs. Frances J. Barnes, of New York,
national superintendent of the Young
Women's Christian Temperance Union,
will be in the city this week and give
several talks in furtherance Of the OBJ
jects OF her mission. She will make an
address at Laurel-Street Methodist
church at 7:i5 on Thursday evening, and
in Fulton Baptist church at the same
hour On Friday evening. A Bibe-road-
ing will be held somewhere in the cen
tral portion Of the city on Friday. the
place to bee announced hereafter. Mrs.
Barnes Is a highly-cultiyated lady, is a
fluent speaker, and handles her subject
to the interest and edtication OF all who
are so fortunate rs TO hear her.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
To re Able To stay Up All Might a
Rcoutsfte for Nemhersbtp
THE owl CLUB.

hfNhNNtNe Tor NOM nfrNntp.
Mentors o. the now celebrated Owl Clnb
,-.i.i, poor Rip Van wiukie. who STAYED nm
q, aighi 20 - 20 he up early IN tho morning.
r.tap, this accounts for poor Rips little twen-
.r .>sr nap. A momber q the Owl Club said a
ts rI-hts ago 10 your reporter: IT'S ensy
.rh io stay awake al night II yon want 90.
t.t ro deuce of 70 ia 20 set 20 sleep when YOU
....r naat Co STAY awake"
Ana a' 10 is. Many, many people. who work
..r. aJ day ant depend upon their nights
.-so f6- rest and recupegaron, find that fhey
..ts..oo. Ihcy Toss and roll. turn md twist.
..s a.s dream, bat Do sold rost comes. If
,. ss on for several days condition Of
r.r-nt irritation, exhaustion Of tho brain. loss
.t ts.ret'o. hcavy and duu feeling, headache,
,,-,. .eoess. snI torpor result
.a s.Hn it Is duo O. dyspepsia; IN many more
,. -.r fa-t ,ssi their brains are over-worked and
r..-..-sfc1, and iu g condition Of nervous ex-
.....r. ID rossinc as his sloeplessness IL
..H. t-re. 81, has st.l rraver meanings 70 those
understand &c. lis Natures first warning
t .r.-.taNe3 nerves aal oser-worked and ex-
..-tes brain.
reat Insanity snd Nerve expert says:
~>.-ep .cssness ,s in any case grave symptom.
... ,ae 1rst warning of serious brain disease.
,...s-.s or Insanity, and viii not bear trining
- scotch oats Essence should be immo-
re-o-iod %. % calm and quiet the brain,
...l ln tle nerves. feed them with The Phcs-
.-...s in which the Oats IS rich and gentle, Re-
.,l re bowels ty means Of the "Boskine" in
..s-uosl Husk.
>-.. nais Essence is Natures Tonic, Nerve
o.. l.a.n viro-. stomach Sweetener, aud Bowel
..- IL is the greatest q Nerve Rene
.. l.las cured Paralysis. tho Opium Habit
.- terness, Nouralsis, Headache, and all
N.-..-- complaints
-.Is r'-tn so oetiie, but Il Is sold for 81. DO
o. .... quote this time more aNi0ms "a
.-. '. fao wlse,' &c, and IAN ounce Of pre-
$50 BE q wise virgin. and see TINT
lamp . LIE Sc Kept burning with Scotch
.... t--.a-e. NH sS-it
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
:. JACOBS.
DIZZ Nj IS.

After THURSDAY, March eoth, MY TWO
STORES WILL bR CONSOLIDATED. and my
business will be- carried On exclusively at 100
cas-. Broad street. between First and Second
stree.a, where shall BE- pleased 70 see and hear
from oil Of the old friends and patrons Of tho
house.
Mr. r. P. BURKE win continue In active man
asemenL
Returning thanks for past patronage, trusc
by Gloss attention 10 business and by keeping at
The new storo a fun line Of the anest aad fsesh-
est tCCNFECrtoSkkiEs ~, and by sustaining nay
old reputation for the rnest ICE CREAMs. &C..
"a latest and inost stylish forms. 70 merit aud
receive . continuance u esteemed custom.
NH 2Sit ANDREW PfzZfNf, JR
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

Use after each meal SCOTS Emulsion
with Hypophosphitos. 1t is as palata-
bic as milk. and easily digested. The
rspidity with which delicate people im-
prove with it's use is wonderful. Use it
and try your weight AS a remedy for
Consumption, Throat affections, and
Bronchitis it is unequalled. Please read /:
81 used Scott's Emulsion in a child
eight months old with good results. He
gained four pounds in a very short
time. Tho. Prim, NJ. ID. Alabama.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
RtcnInond's Industry.

The steamship Old Dominion took on
board Yesterday boiler weighing twelve
tons. which is to be placed in tow-boat
IN New York. The boiler was built by
tbe Richmond Locomotive and Ma
chine Works, Of this city. 1t required
a team of sixteen mules TO haul it from
the works to tho steamer, and heavy
blocks and falls had to be used to get it
on deck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
EIecfr,ca,E ,Enterprise.

The Board OF Directors OF the Electric
Light Company met yesterday and the
resignation OF Mr.. W. ". Motley as sec
retary was accepted, but no action look
ing to filing OF the vacancy was taken.
Mr.. NJ. b. Flynn was elected treasurer.
This company have contracted to put
$500 incandescent lights in various busi-
ness houses, &C., and they will mako a
proposition to the city to light all her
public buildings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Mrs. Chamner.,s Will.

The will of Mrs. NJ. G. Chambers, adj
mitted to probate in the Chancery Court
yesterday, reads as follows: II desire
that oil l possess shall go to my daughter
Ida, except $40 to Willis, Alien, Rich
ard, and Lizzie"
The paper is dated March IL, 1888.
The estate is valued ct $4,000.
NJ. A. Chambers qualified as admins
traitor, aud gave bond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Return OF Governor Lee aud wirc.

Governor Lee and wife, who were call
ed back here from st. Augustine. Fla, ,
by the illness Of daughter, reached this
city yesterday evening They found
their child sick with pneumonia, but in
no present danger. But for this recall
they would have gone as far southwark
as Havana.
Governor Lees mother and Mrs Lees
sister had charge of the children at the
gubernstorial mansion during the alb
sence of the mother and father.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Lt Never Fails

to relieve Coughs, Colds, Group, Bron-
chitis and oil Throat and Lung diseases;
and why should you put off taking so
valuable a cure and continue to suffer
and jeopariize your life when single
bottle will cure you; We refer to DIR.
Dayid's Cough Syrup. that % many APP
prove and recommend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

municipal Office, when it is not herein
otherwise provided. the City Council
shall elect qualified person to fill such
Office during the unexpired term"
1t does not appear that any other pro-
vision is made for fillinga vacancy in the
Office OF Collector.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
s,,,. Hazard OF Pharmacy.

This board met in the hall OF the Vir-
ginia Mechanics Institute yesterday
morning, and twenty-seven applicants
for license presented themselves for ex-
animation. The work may possibly be
finished in the course OF q few days,
when publication OF the names of those
who have passed will be made.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Every Country Merchant
should sell OLD RIP Tobacco.

LippincoFs Magazine for April
contains the interesting story "The
Quick or the Dead" by Amelie Rives.
For sale by Parham i Co., ll07 Main
street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
COUNTY EXHIBITS.
L1sr OF SUBSCRIBERS.

Mr. Starke took occasion to say du-
ring tho meeting that next Sunday he
would respond to the request of a multi
tude Of curious ones by publishing list
of all subscribers. He felt that this was
due 10 those who had subscribed, and he
bad no fear Of any one whose name
might not appear being placed in false
light. as everybody here knows who
ought to subscribe. And il the charge
that Richmond is lacking in public spi-
rit is true to any extent we had as well
know who is responsible for it. He
stated that he is being asked on every
hand to p1blish this list showing that
our people have determined to know
who among us is to blame or praise.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Professor W. y. CanneId

has fitted up rooms at No. 100 north
Eighth street, and is prepared to teach
evening and night classes in penman-
ship and bookkeeping. First session
begins April Sd at L. NJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
Pot Plants for Easter,

Lilies, Japan Sperea, Flowering Peach,
Hyacinths, VIolets. Carnation, Lily OF
the Valley. j. j. HARVEY,
9 east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
CpECIAL NOTICETo MY PgfENps

- and the public IN general: have opened .
store at No. i3 north Seventeenth street-branch
OF 1881 cast Main strcos-whero you viii always
End fun line Of CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS, and
GENTLEhEN'S FURSl-hlNG GOODS al rea-
sonabls prices l. JACOBS has charge and man
agement OF said business. Give him call snd
oblige
nln 2Sit' L. JACOBS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28

Jones and wife against Deggo. Ar
gued by Judge d. ]. Goodwin for appel
lants and T. r. Borland, Esq., for ap-
pellee and submitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-03-28
HIS BRorHGn-orF1cIALs

A meeting Of the officers of the city
was held in the Council chamber yester-
dav evening nj o'clock to take steps
in respect 10 the memory of the de-
ceased.
In calling the meeting to order City
Clerk y. 4. August said: "Death has
invaded our circle and we are called to
mourn the loss Of brother officer whom
we all loved, honored, and esteemed
Aylctt X. Woodson, City Collector de-
partei this life at ms home In this city
this morning at 10 o'clock. Thus ended
a long and useful career, and we are
assembled to take such steps as may be
deemed appropriate IN respect to his
memory.
Commonwealth 's-Attoruey Samuel Is.
Witt was then chosen as chairman, and
b. Z. August as secretary.
In assuming the duties OF the char Mr.
Witt paid beautiful tribute to the dead.
and during its deliverance tears were
seen on the cheeks OF many OF the
listeners.
AT the conclusion OF the chairman's re-
marks committee OF five was appointed
rs follows 10 draIt bull'p'o iO'C,"''O"'
Judge Thomas S. Atkins OF the Hustings
Cont Citv-Assessment Clerk Carlton
MCCARTHY, City-Auditor Miles Iurpln,
Treasurer Samuel G. Greenhow and
Chief. Of Police John Poe.
The committee, after brief consuita-
lion returned and reported preamble
and resolutions. Mr. Mccarthy, after
nresenting them, moved their adoption
IN Language touching and appropriate ;
and bis motion prevailed by a unanimous
~ote vote after which the meeting adjourned.
During the meeting large photo
orsnb of the deceased drapcd III mourn,
,Sng Ian excellent likeness) was suspended
IN front Of the clerks desk.
" The officers of the city will meet at the
church LEIGH. Street Baptist hall an
Sonr previous TO the time for the tune,
rsJ and they have ordered q Desuiiiul
an,aI t tribute as further mark oi their
respect e....,..so,
cbapter ~, section 20 OF the CITY
Charter says ;,. :, anv