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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

door leading from the right side OF inc
pool He handed the candidates down
/ the eteps TO the minister, himself an
able bodied man. and an assistant VINO
presented n fine muscular appearance,
The candidate would advance ana
about face, and the preacher would place
his hands upon his left shoulder anu
breast. The assistant would DO tue
same with the right shoulder and breast
and the preacher would then say. by
brotLer Tor sister as the case may Del,
81 bapiize thee i'm the name OF the
Father. the son. and the Holy Ghost
and the next instant the candidate
would 70 down under and come up ou1
OF the water. Thepreachcr would "lPc
fine Marty : face. hand him or her 10
two other men. one Of whom held q
cloth screen. and the baptized party
would be assisted up a ilght OF Steps
and disappear through a door ON the
left with dripping garments
DOWN rs THE POOL.
Rev. J. II. Holmes came down into
he pool m white vestments ana u"
india rubber rigging. After entering
The pool. without ceremony ne an
uounced. IL hope the congregation VIII
preserye gOOd 0riicr. keep quiet and re-
member that they are in the house OF
God. We have $50 candidates for bap
t,sm ON The role. don't know wheth-
or can yet through with them all or
NOT. bat will now commence WORK. /
wish the congregation 10 respond amen
whenever q candidate is baptized.
one after another they came forward
and were quickly disposed Of. NO."
and then shouts q thank God. thank
Cod were raised with vehement ac-
claim.
Sometimes a candidate would almost
swoon. then Preacher Holmes would
sneak in cool language and say 'looh
me in the eve now and keep quiet.
and hs admOnition seemed 60 have the
desired eject. and the immersion
went on without trouble. Child
rem not more than five years
old and old women aged above
three-score and ten came forward for
baptism. Preacher Holmes and ms as
-isiants pcrspircd freely. but never
tired Of the good work until 1t was com
pletodra task which occupied about
four hours. 1t was the biggest baptism
that wae ever seen at the First Baptist
Church
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Yon can dropa nickel in tho slot
and get almost anything. You can
get your weight, your heigAi, try your
grip try your lungs, get your bon.
bons and chocolate. etc. Tho latest
thing is AN automatic insurance pol
icy. 1t is for railroad employees only.
There is one Of the boxes up no the
Lake Shore depot Underneath the
glass Ia front Is a copy Of the ticket
The cmploye drops a nickel in the
slot and gets an accident insurance.
Ticket good for twenty four hours.
The same company has a box in the
Palmer house for travelling men only.
Tie benefit IS SO much for death
through am accident and so much per
week while suffering from injuries
sustained. Chicago Herald.
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FELL FROM car.
Accident 10 CONDUCTOR Woody or the
Electric LINE.

Yesterday morning about II o'clock
Conductor Woody OF the Electric car
line had a very severe fall FROM t.e
top of one OF the summer cars.
The car lost her trolley hold at thc
First Market by one Of ihe sprmg.
breaking. thereby neces,it.t.ug con.
ductor Woody standing ca top oi The
ear and holding the trolley roie-o that
the " heel would run under tle trolley
wire.
ii did this successfully until the car
reached the end of the Live, Twenty
ninth and p. streets.
While attempting to get down from
the top of the car. he SLIPPED and was
thrown TO the ground head foremost
lie was knocked senseless. aud uas also
bruised ON the left side Of bis face very
much lie was picked up and medical
assistance summoned. and "a short wnIlc
afterwards recovered culsci0asnl ss.
There were no boues broken. Toe con-
cusSion caused stun which produced
the uucousciousncss lie was taken 10
his home.
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TABLE ETIQUETTE.
Some Useful Hints on the Uses OF Knives
Forks, spoons and Fingers

Forks, spoons ana ringers
Those who are very particular hold
A. le-Se sn1 ef = spcar OF aspara.
Gus with a fork while with tho tip end
of n knife they daintily separate the
tender green tops from the white end,
which is then put aside Others take
the white end between the fingers and
carry il to the mouth. Both are cor
rect. but the former IS much moro
dainty and easily done.
The etiquette Of eating a soft boiled
egg has been the subject Of more than
one clever essay. The English custom
/ istocat tdircctly from the shell, when
Of course q small egg cup and egg
/ spoon are necessary. The American
way is To break the egg into a cup or
glass by striking the egg in the cen.
/ Ter and turning the contents into the
/ glass I'm Tins case 10 is usually eaten
with n teaspoon. ass an egg spoon, un-
/ less extra large. would be too small,
and we have seen the egg held by a
corner Of the napkin but this Is MOI
only tics0mc bat difficult TO do nicely
f without so.ling the napkin.
Celery is always taken from The
dish and carried 10 the mouth by the
fingers. II individual salts are not
provided. 10 j., etiquette TO use one
+ half of the butter plato for sllt. IL
salt shakers arc used. hold Che celery
In the left hand just over the rim OF
your plate and gently sprinkle 1t with
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OF the Board Of Aldermen ana Common
Conncil while in joint session.
ResoI,,ef That we tender the Board
~ Aldermen cur sincere sympathy 10
the loss Of him who presided over iheir
assemblies with such strict lmpaftiaiity'
and share with them the sorrow they
exnerience in the loss Of a member VINO
va. 40 true i'm all the relations of life.
and who did 80 much ia lis representa-
tive cauacltv 10 advance the interest OF
our clty and the welfare Of IFS people.
ResoI,.ed. That M mark OF respect
for The honored dead we Will unite
with the Board Of Aldermen IN attend
ing his funeral
ResoIrcd. Thas a copy OF these resolu-
ton, be spread upon the minutes ana q
copv be forwarded 90 the family OF the
deceased.
Mr. White. in submitting these reso-
buttons. said that 30 additional eulosy
was pceded-ail has been said that
could be said: Lucieu Bass life spike
for itself. lie knew Of 40 man who
went i'm and out before Dis. feil0w-men
more blamelessly.
The resolutions were adopted and iLe
Council adjourned.
TO TIE GRAVE.
The Council took hacks and went mp
fo the house Of the deceased 800 body.
Tbev carried two beautiful floral oe-
signs. gavel and q Tyre. Mayor >.
TAYLOR Ellvson and the City Hall ON.
cials met II the Chauccry Court ro' 3D..
took hacks and went out To- the resi-
dence. At the home OF th' drcta.fd
there were assembled Dow, Lodge NO.
n. Ancient Free and Accep ed hason'-
Richmond COmmandory no hm2il-
Tenn a., q large turn out of She Corn
and Flour Exchange. the Walker Liant
Guard. i'm full force, and accompanied
by drum. corp. with muilleu drum. B
d-,ail from r. T.. Camp. and large
crowd of friends of the deceased
TIE remains were taken hence o.
Grace Episcopal Church. the YaI bear
ers being the same mentioned in sun
Jaw B lines.
The beautiful ceremonies of Che tp'--
coral church were rendered by the fec-
tor. Rev. ri VI. jackson. Tbs iirs' song
was. "Just us am without one plea.
and the concluding one, Lead, Kindly
Light.
While this was being sung the carkri
containing the remains was borne from
the church. and the funeral coi,ese
wendell dts way % Hollywood.
Justas it was entering Che gateway
Of the sacred precinct slight ram com.
menccd 20 fall. and by tine time lhc
grave was reached DO bad increa-ci'con-
siderably in volume. anu mutiennf
thunder could bee beard in thr distance.
The sky was completely overcast with
clouds and it was expected thfta h,afy
rain would fall, but fortunately lhis
did not occur.
The Walker Light Guard drew np 'n
ONE side of the section in which JOBS
grave was aitulicl and The kul-Nia
Templar on another. Res. Nr JACKSON
concluded the church ceremonies ale
then the Masonic fraternity performed
with iolcmniy the iiic- used upon -rrh
sad occasions.
Lucien J.. Bass sleeps in the ne" r.f-
ton Of Hollywood cemetery, alA sleeps
well.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The following were the arrivals ye'
terday ut the different hotels
FoRp 's.-R H. BryOn. New YORK
Uvwell Larkin. LynchbuTg; I. Is Lake
Anperville. Va. Mi-s Shepard, Wash
ireion: II. N. LAMA. Baltimore: Edwin
.Iacoby. Toledo. o., A. Pluemes. >. u
McG0uan. Cincinnati: George W. won
DERBY. Baltimore; X. y. Berry. New
berne. n. c.: Mr.. /. b. Day and chi
dren. Brunsv icb Ga. Mr. Knearf. Pnll
adelphia. r. W Cunningham and VIE
T.. l.. Alexander. Savannah, Ca MIS-
W. l.. Tuwit. Mobile. Ala.
THE EXCHANGE AND BALLARD VIM
Miller. T.. Herstman. III. }. Stanley. -
". Brown. Cincinnati. OHIO; {. a. rot
YIN. L. W. Malcolm. Louisville. KY.
b. W Lacy. New Kcnt. r. K. Hcnder
son. Cumberland. Md; Geo. h. Ward
Richmond: C.. L. Carrigues. New York
Walter Buckner. Richmond; G.. +. Carl
Ton. Warsaw. y C.. b. III. Hurt. Louis
Vile. KIM. Fels. A. Fels, Pniladel
ph'a.
AMERICAS HOTEL.-A. Guitar
Gel gia: j. G.. Rawlings. Lawrencevill'
Va. II. l.. Harvey. Baltimore, I'D.
Ge.rg =. Col'ycr. Virginia, Mrs. I. y.
MCGOWAN. Miss II. j. McGowau, Gin
cinnat. Is. y. Johnson, Virginia; j
Moss smith. Richmond. Va; X w
Hines. North Carolina. j. a. Cllxton
r e.. Mitchell. Nouug,yille, y. c.; Jas.
Gouden. North Carolina.
MURPHY Commander Felix Ne
Curley. T.. $. Navy; J.. Stern. New
York. Dr. W. j. Robinson. Danyille
Vac. Walter Ford. llick,ford. Va, X
/ So. Walker. Boston. Mass John De
/ limos. Lawreuc4vi.le. Va; ). L. MOSES
Boston. Mass. $. iloch. Baltimore. Md.
/ T.. IS. Burma. Miss Annie Burma. Gin
cinuau. d.: y. vs.. Within. Baltimore
/ MIN. $. Morton. city, i. j. Simpson
/ H. u. Mcintosh. Baltimore. Nd.
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TIEE ALAEN
: Eaiisy Here ana sra sriricd ftc
man

An alarm Of fire was turnld .n yf-.er-
dly evening at as from box "a. com T.
OF Cary and Thirteenth streets. ine
cause was the burning OF two nuc -..ff
wooden shantics on Virginia sir,..
between a. s Lee old iime house aud
the tobacco warehouse formerly hl1" 3D.
O., Blanchard IS meat warehouse. Dha
Of these shantic- was used rs % crlo.'l
nan lamcl Frank Carter "a 90 cook
shlr. These shanlics were n close
proximity 90 lumber yard. Ile uie-
men soon put out The flames.
An alarm from box % which Dis right
in the heart of the business portion of
the city. ON quiet Sunday evening.
brouent out large number Of people,
and engines Nos. q. g. i and b and
truck company 80. !. AS engine $50. %.
Broad street uerr Ninth. tanned tne
c0rnorof Ninth and Mau-trect- DtIky
horse SHE'D and threw Mr. john ochal.
The engineer, aud Mr. DavA % .bueu 60
the ground. SIR. Schad was bruised oa
the leg aud his clothing torn. bul Doe
picked himself up and went on DIS en-
yne To- the fire. Mr O'Brfn bad ha
ankle Wrenched and Dds aun hurt. iie
was taken into pix Miller sdrus stone.
whcre the proper remedies were 'd-
mInistered,
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sUCtL NOTE~

Tho Friends Asylum for Colored
Orphans a1ve adopted resolutions In
respect ta fue memory of the late John
B. Crrr-h4w. who was siauL,h friend
t0 the asylum.
Atihe SECOND Baptist Church last
night ur vs.. ". Llndrum preached an
elegant sermon. after which the right
band oi fellowship was extended to one
gentleman ami one lady received the
solemn ordinance of baptism.
AtS.. james Church yesterday after
noon evening prayer WAS read y Dr.
Pefeikn. assisted by Rev. Mr.. Nash
Before lte sermon two infants received
lne sacrament of baptism 90 the hands
Oi Dr. leterkln
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X has been decided in Russia that
women may be- physicians bat they
must cOni.e their services TO children
and adults If their own sex.
West Virginia has a new industry
the making of Spanish cedar cigar
boxes out of poplar, dyed with an eX-
tract that gives the proper color and
smell.
An EDgli-h newspaper has the adyer.
ti.ement OF a young Polish woman who
asks assistance ia buying piano. as heI
parents are too poor 90 buy one FOR her.
The young womanis name is Judwiga
Janina B0gu. Tawska Pl0t0kow Try
buraaski Utica Moskiewska dom Doiin-
skiogO.
Ms. Margaret Killmau. of Prospect
Ne. died last week al the age OF ons
hundred years and two months. Sh,
was the oldest person in waldo county
and sine never saw train Of cars. Sh,
lived to see five generations grow VI
about her. and a great great grand
child twenty years old survives. Hel
descendants are numbered 5y hun
dreds.
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The Board of Aldermen will hold It's
regular monthly session tonight aud
viii have iall budget Of business to
look after. Amongst other things OF
interest that Will come up will be the
election of a president TO succeed the
late Lucien J.. Bass. For this position
there are two candidates prominently
mentioned Ar. Lewis ID. Crenshaw
chairman Of the Committee on Streets
aud OF the Committed Improvements
Of James River. and Mr.. Joseph C..
Dickefson, chairman Of the Committee
nn Mlier.
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Iney were aii BOSTON boys ana
ncisn'oi7' pm, mates "n" constant
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COMMON COUNCIL

Immediately after ihe Adjournment
II tie Board, ihe PRECEDENT OF tine Com
mon Council. Mr. Thomas =. Campbell,
called the Common Council 90 order.
Every member exc pt Dir. ". $. Gum
and James Hayes c0loredl was present.
On molten Of Mr W. l.. White the
Chair appointed "a committee 81 five.
consisting of Messis. White. Hodeker.
Brauer. Peasants ansJoyncs 10 draft
resolutions.
The committee reported the follow
ing.
RcSolrci. That the Common Council
has learned with sincere SORROW ~ the
death Of Lucien l.. Bass, President of
the Board az Aldermen, who, by virtue
Of his position as President of the
Board, presided over the deliberations
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nicl,mona remale In.lll te.

Tire lhrty seventh annual com.
meucemeut off the Richmond Female
Institute will take place tonight az
sIj O'Clock go the Destitute. The ora
tor will be- Rev. Dr. W. ". Llndrum.
THE only fall graduate will be- Miss
Annie Wiusiow Broaddus. of Virginia.
The literary graduates viii be Miss
Alice f..lelira-anis and Miss Ermcda
Manu O. Nor.h Cir0lina. and Miss An
me 3. Willis and Hiss Hattie l.. Willis.
uf Virginia.
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The Committee on Finance ald that
on Health Will ho'd joint meeting 10
lac office Of the City Euguees this
afternoon for the purpose OF consider
ing thu proposition made by Major
James Ii. OOoley % exchange parcel
Of land lying near Reservoir Park foI
the Clark Spring property. Tue Health
Committee is opposed 10 the exchange
aud It is probable that the contest Will
innn Interesting ono.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

Those in charge ot Che Graphophone.
or.'uking machine. as 10 is more gem.
orally called. Wi'l give tine final eXhi-
lui0n Dl The workings ot that insiru-
mont tomorrow afternoon at half past
4 o'clock. zoo lhc MCOulvia College of
et.noelarhy. The public are invited
to Dee present. Subscriptions for stock
wilt Pee closed no O'Clock this after
noon.
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70 Providence Forge to-day whit
Nondavl There will. be two trains
each way. The first train viii leave cave
the Chesapeake and Ohio depot at I;5o
A. NJ: second train at 3 a. NJ. re-
turning. the first train VIII leave
providence Forge at q L. NJ, second
train at 1870 L. VI.
Refreshments will be sold at city
piicCs.
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JASPER'S DREAM
NOW ALLEGED THAT HR NEVER HAD
IT.
lie SAYS ms ENEMIES STARTED
TIE STORY.
soun or ufS coN,fErs BAPTIZED
YfNTIEDAr.
a Great Uig usprsinc nj fhe fir>'
African church -Huch Good sing
inc ard Naus E.ouG "tmcD>''--
Large crowd.

Rev. John Jasper. tho famous colored
divine. Ola not preach yesterday morn
ing.
This was source of disappointment
20 number OF persons some white
and some black who wentio thee church
expecting to hear the noted parson
make some remarks in connection with
the dream which 10 was alleged he had
forclciiug great destruction by floods
ON the 5ist Of la.l month
Among tho'c 900 hand was a TIMES
reporied. who was informed by cole
ored brother etaudlug in front Of thc
church that Brother Jasper VIII not
hold divine service here today. Upon
further inquiry Do was learned that
there Was DO meeting because OF a bap-
tzug th0l was going on 40
Gcntrys pond. one of The tritu-
taries Of B4cane Quarter Branch.
win ca is % short distance from the
church. Up d visit o. this POINT. q
large crowd WAS found in attendance,
perhaps two thousand persons. The rife
of hapu,m was being performed. and
one hundred and twenty nine persons
of both sexes were standing ln line
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Iir NEVER had THAT uREAM
TIA. qtus. a..ertatnei while at tie
I.,,,t,1,r.,.fl..f Raw Holm Jqsnar never
1.l tlat r,,,4rl,lio dream attributed
81, him. 4 WAS Siias Wilkinson am u-
t.lfirtni ,..l.fcl man about go year. oi
ago. los .ffrrnf 1911 east Naiu street.
who sail.
II ann glad to lag, am opportunity
.tbrnngl Tie TIMES fY correct the report
,,h.,t T.bn. .r..r.rt. dream. which has
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

Yesterday morning Mr. Griffin h.
Davenport, member Of the firm OF
Davenport q Morris. died at his late
residence. No. 80 West Franklin street.
The funeral will take place to-mor-
row afternoon from st. Paul S Church
nj hall-past four o clock.
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The city ambulance was called out
las, night between : and 9 O'Clock 90
attend q colOred man who had a lil on
the corner Of Fourteenth aud Main
streets aud fell 10 The pavement. No
body seemed TO know the man and $50
he was taken TO the almshouse. In
falling he sustained severe cash on
The forehead.
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The bridge near Petersburg. acr0s.
+ ihe Arfamatt0X river. has been re
built. and trains ale now running uu
iutrfumeliy through to the South
Iue work ON this bridge was not com
ol.tcI until Yesterday
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BIG BAPTlIlNG.
fous Hundred oni L'ghiS f"' tnde
water as the rust African Church.

The FRS. Baptist Church ,colorell
presented am unusual scene OF ACTIVITY
inside and about iis immediate locality
yesterday morning.
Hacks began to assemble before :
O'Clock. and by 9 O'Clock \. NJ. ooth
sides of the street were lined with az
least half a hundred of them.
The house If worship 10y this tyne
Wac filed 20 OycrilYWiug. and hundreds
of people lined tlc sidewalks bounding
tho church.
The occasion was one of deep interest
90 the colore1 people. ~ anything
moro than another presses itself upon
the feelings OF this race 10 ls % Ing oap'
thing. Railways draws a crowd. aud
when is is 10 come of Che cclofcd
brothers aud sisters tura cut an force.
wheel iuto line and move 90 Tine scene
of active operations. They packed Tie
ample SPACE in the mann auditorium.
aud filled tne galleries so dcn-eiy that
iLc officers feared that tine pressure
would bfcak the railing, and the order
was Frequently heard Get back
from that railing, don press ON thai
raihng. hut no attention was paid TO
fNt. a. INfNNIlIINn. tHA tttN Nt"hA Ntti+
surgcd o. che front.
Pending the commencement oi th-
act of iltcreal-the bap.ztn. hyinu
after hymn rang out and filed the
house with oli-timo nelOdlous sounds.
The colured peopio sing with feeling
aud spirit. a grey haired old mau,
with steutorian lungs. and a voice by
no means uumusical, led the RETAIN,
ard the wlld burst Of the chorus was
something rarely heard. as 1t wellcd APP
from hundreds " thfOals.
TIE nApIiZiN0.
While those hymns Of praise were
being waited. officers Of the church
were busy preparing the pool for the
benefit of those who desired immersion
Ihe pulpit was removed, ,he platform
folded back, Che wafer turned on. and
the men who were 10 assist The Rev. j.
n. Holmes, the pastor cf the church. IN
the ardous performance of his duties.
took their positions, One stood at the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-06-10

Take the Goudola Chimbofazo at lOA.
NJ. and Z. NJ. to-day If you wish
pleasant trip to the monitors and War
wick PARK
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Excursion 10 Providence Torse.

The Druids OF Richmond and Man
chester will give combined excursion
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Tell your friends to chew May
Apple
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Don AIR HOTEL.
ID Bon AIR. "a.

Thi. denghfful sumrcr Resort. rItNt
from Hicamoni. on ,he Richmond iNI -
Nlllc Raj road,
WILL OPEN JUNE lIi.
uu Per an entire nrN mIul4 MEME t"'
g.. allrtss. until june l.lh.
RN.ONtN. Manager
SO. lllt cast NaIltN.t
aA22 I'm hl
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HON0RING HIS MEMORY.
SUNDAY SESSION OF TIE Cill
COUNCIL.
DEATH or PRESIDENT BASS TIE
CAUSE.
uoru BKANCnfs sIsfIff TO HIS
He-IfI.
Anecfiu. Scenes IN fhc Courc 'ham
Der scnt~ fcIi nor Tue ihe ie'i-
ing 81 >ymP.tis was-fnc
funeral tOtte-c.

The Board Of Aldermen were called
together yesterday afternoon at O''O
% clock 90 perform mournful duty.
It's probable than lG The entire mu-
uiclpal history of our city no occasion
has ever evolved $50 much emotional eA-
preston OF sympathy % The END VII
messed yesterday.
The Chamber was dgped iu dark ha-
hilimeuts oi mourning. thc members
wore saddened c0uulenanc s.. and the
bearing of every mgm3cr OF the body
bore altfsia.i0n of the grief they eN-
porirnctd al the Joss sustained IN me
death 0f their pf. siding officer.
CALLED 40 ORDER.
Al hc appointed hour Mr. Ben T..
August. clerk. called thc Board 10
order aad read line clil for thc meeting,
I'm which 90 uas stated TIA the purpose
of DO was 90 take ,ullab.eac'i ON ac.
count Of the death of lle president Of
the Board. and 30 pay the last sad
tribute of respect tO his memory. The
call was sig. el by Lewis j.. Crenshaw.
James H Daurls. Joseph q. Dickef-on
and Preston Belyin.
On motion OF Mr BeAin. 3ir Lewis
ID. Crenshaw uas elected president pro
fcmDDTo. aud took tle chair
GA motion OF SIR Charles Il. VII
liam, the president appointed the iol-
lowing committee tO prepare suitable
rcsolu IONS eXpfestlfcOl the sentiments
of tlo body Char.cs L. Williams,
Jane ~ Clpefs. Richard VI. TAYLOR,
Joseph G.. DiCbcrs0n and n. j.. har-
grove.