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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

The Late Fire Suits for hhmas"-'"h-
domning Right OF Way Tor the f"s'"
telegraph Wines.

The Late Fire Suits for ihma%"-'"h-
demnine Right OF Way ior the f"stal
Telegraph Wines.
Correspondence of the 1iNr-
NorfoIk. April l2-IAc district that
was burned ina The fire sunday morning
f. very busy SPOT, and workmcn are
engaged all over 10 removing the de'f"
and getting ready for the building opera.
tions. which wii. begin shortly some
of the cotton is still smouldcrlng, and
AS the workmen busily ply their
vacations. "A bucket OF water is now ana
then required 10 put ont the sparks thH
are frequently run across. handsome
new buildings will he erected Ia place ol
the Old ones. and The site now IN rum
will soon De one OF the most attractive ia
the city. The property of the Atlantic
and Danvine Railroad Company Viii
have about $4,000 expended on u, ana
the other sizes Will have almost equally
AS large amounts expended ON them.
The CorpOraiiOn Count is engaged TO.
dav with the case OF Captain John roe.
Ter against the Norfolk City Railroad
Company tor $1,000 About TWO
months AGO. while riding on one OF the
company's street cars Captain fos'ei
alighted IN an excavation ana was 81
seriously injured thaI he has been since
confined tO his residence IN Matthews
county. Leading counsel have been en-
ploved on both sides, aud several days
viii De required 10 finish mp the case Oh
account Of the large number OF witnesses
% be- examined
Augusiin Lagorio, a provision dealer
dropped dead az his rssIdence ON Church
street this morning lie Was "a sufferer
from heart disease. and Is supposed io
have died from that trouble.
The Chamber of Commerce have
adopied resolutions urging the adoption
OF the ordinance now before the councils
for the exemption from taxation ot man
ufactori,s. and there is little doubt but
Whist it will pass.
Reports from the storm CONTINUE 10
arrive. but no serious disasters have been
reported to-day The signal service PEG
ple hope 10 have communication with
Hatieras tonight. and some further
wrecks may Doe reported from that sec
ton
The commissioners appointed by the
NansemOnd County Court 10 condemn pa
right of way along the Norfolk and
Western Railroad for the Postal Iele-
graph Company wi.es we're out yester-
dav in a special car and finished up their
labors The commissioners or Norfolk
county will probably go over the line
next week
The L. s. Pensacola was again placed
In the dry dock at the nayy-yard yester
dav afternoon. and to-day a large force
OF men aie al work examining her bot
tom 10 see if il was damaged while She
was sunk An increased force OF men
will be employed on the war ship for the
next three weeks, in order 20 have her
ready for sea in that time.
The Republicans in Norfolk are snX-
iously awaiting the appointments TO the
biz offices In this section, but 10 is ex-
tremely improbable that any changes
will be made before tnc lst OF June. The
general opinion seems 10 be that Frank
l.. Slade will Dee the next postmaster, and
Mayor Richard g. Banks the next collec-
tor although there are several Ports
mouth and Norfolk county applicants
for the latter position
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ALEXANDRIA.
,,u,,,rv Going To New fork-A f'"e
rtgbt near Alexandria.

fe,scl,i Correspondence 20 the Iimes.l
k,rv,NpgrA. April IL. Capt Mush,
hark of the Light Infantry, has r'ceiVeu
,,orj from Richmond TO the eject lhal
Inc viii be allowed - per man should 10
80 his command to New YORK WIN
he Governors escort. NO ac'ioh Nill
Inc taken i'm the matter until Mohuay
next but from hesrsay to-day II can We
,nJged that the command willsso' ana
y,vith betwcen forty and fifty men, RANK
and ale. They may probably take tneir
'lress uniform with them, as some thirty
o5d may wish 10 remain four or hVe
laws in New York.
drht for 50 is said 10 have taken
,,l,ce In hi, vicinity on Tuesday night,
and witnessed by large number oi
,,rrting characters from Washington
and brreabouis generally The primer
nal, were 3D. Shock, of here ana q
fcllo,y named Wiimore, OF Washington
both lirht-neights. Thirteen rounds
were fought in the clutch known ~
.Cbinquapin Hollow AZ the 1907 OF
seminary lin, when the Fairfax aulh"li
los mt i'm an appearance ana caused
an adjournment -Four more ROUNDS
were fought near Hunting creek nfldse
shock was Unexpectedly knocked oil ms
Minis and out Ben Richards seconded
Wumore Ied Phillips, Shock, ana
George Northlcdge acted "a referee.
Henry Es,cr has bought Joel CARRIER
farm near Midland station for Slioo
II contains i6l acres
There will be trustees safe oil ih'
/ Gunstou Hall estate, or some 200 acre
of The same. including the old mansion
which Mrs. Burton Harrison and sucI
writer has made so famous.
Thomas Davis. the old sexton OF the
Third lcoloredl Baptist Church, is dead
lie was paralyzed a few nights ago WINK
attending there lie was Form, lh'
well.known head waiter of the old Ch'
Hotel in onte-bHom days
II Is said that Che Western Union Ielc
graph Company viii shortly run ii
wires only along the \ and +. road 10
wards Richmond They have two wire
working to-day had foriy-odd last Fri
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The Erin Hunting Club.

The Erin Hunting Club will have a
meeting Monday night az x O'Clock al
their rooms 20 elect eillcers for the en-.
suing year. The present officers are
President, Beverly T Crump Secretary
r. T. August; Corresponding Secretary
Peter j. Burton Treasurer. Ed Cum
Minis; Commissioners Ed. Cummins,
Peter ] Burton, r. r. Ralston, Beverly
I. Crump. Judge samuel B. Witt, Judge
Joseph Christian, Major j II. Dinneen,
and b T. August.
The Erin Hunting Club is the only
sporting club in the State OF Virginia
chartered BIS an Act of tho General As
sembly The club has headquarters in
Richmond, n lodge on the treasurers
farm in Henrico county, near Yellow
Tavern, and one in Hanover county on
the farm of Mr. Wingtield The charter
grants the club the right 10 hold three
hundred acres Of land in each Of the
two counties of llenrico and Hanover.
The club now numbers lorty-eisht mem
bers
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
A SUDDEN HALT.
Az INCIDENT OF TIE NISE-WhDDlhl'
CONTEST.
ABRUPT TERNINATION or i
WITNESS TESTIMONY
A prNtrESTIhRy cONviCTs' pAs"
IoK LIBERTY.
uei rerpcrcd Win POUR Huohsh"'-'h
Richmond Grass Going {" Sew YORK
Tho Irln fIuntin- Clnb-be"d
81 Assignment.

Tho taking Of dispositions by Judge
Waddul and hi- counsel in r.huiial OF
,bc testimony taken hy Hon. george y.
yise I'm the contested election cases Tor
.cot i'm CONGRESS from this district 10
,,.hicb Mr.. Wise was elected, sometimes
reveal. rare scents. hui II was i''.
thought that they would develop "n"'
happened Yesterday
4 colored man was on The -ianl I'D .h'
office off Mr.. i. VI Donnan. one oil Judge
Wqddnrs notarics This Office adJoln-
.,d IL connected with that of Mr. Edgar
Allan chief counsel The witness an
sworod an fhe questions asked hyJuasf
Waddlrs counsel. and then he was turn
ed over 10 Louis o. Wcndenbufg' MI'
Wisc's representative.
Mr. "a cndenburg asked fonr questions"
ooch simple and proper To one oil lh,
answers he took am exception, anu
Jo.ired the fact and reasons there
for spread on the record As 'n'
fourth question was asked hY MI. W en-
lonburr. Mr. Edgar Allan came lh"
tbe office. and. speaking io PIT. Dohl"n
tbo notary public tOld, him not 10 i'h,
thaf man 81 dispositions any longer ana
close them mp at once. Nh DonnaI
0bcycd Nc
Mr. Wcn3enburr was refused by VT
Dnnnon 90 allow bis legal exception ID
fbe witness answer 20 be recorded an,
wos also refused DIS right 10 ask the Wit
nesr amy more questions
Mr. Wenduhurg saw Mr. Wise al li
office afterwards. and AIr Wise and VT
F Wcndenbure. accompanied by Dr. T.. y
Meredith. called az Mr. Allan office
wben thew saw both Mr. Allan aud hf
Donnan and asked them II Tines
were going 10 refuse 10 ALLOW
their Witnesses 10 be- cross.qntes
toned. when no one time one oil NJ
Wi.e's witnesses WAS Kept on the sian,
one whole week being crossquesiloncd
Mr. Donnan .aid Dee closed up the depo
.iiion because Mr Allan told him. ~
nallv Mr. Allan allowed Mr DoHnan d
write Mr. WendenhuIQ sproic-t o'.Dc Ih
depositions, bat Nr. Wcndenoufe w.
cut OIL from cross-eyaminlng the VII
ness
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
STREET COMMITTEE.
Proceedings OF a Called Meeting Held Last
Night.


A called meeting of the Committee on
Streets was held last night in the City
Engineer s. Office.
A question of just measurement 10 re-
gard 10 the paving OF Laucl street wa'
raised bv the citizens who live ON The
street i'm front OF which The work was
done
The contractor was present and stated
that he did the work and thought the
measurement just. lie also thought the
bin which hal been presented, amount
Ing 10 SIP. was correct. The cin1ens
were also present. and testified That lhe
measurement was excessive. and thought
the sum of $662 covered the cost OF the
work
Mr. slraiton moved that the matter De
referred to the Cry Engineer and Tie
Ward Committee
Adopted
Mr Capcrs moved that the committee
request the Council to authorize The III
nance Committee 90 appropriate FoNVuu
for sewer fund. Adopted
Nj Higgins moved that the Council
be requested To- appropriate Fl3.Oob ioi
an alley fund Adopted
\ resolution was read from citizens
residing on Twentv-siXih, between \
and O streets requesting che committee
TO improve tina, portion of lLo street
Agreed TO-
Mr. Ciump lcolorodl novel Chat the
First African Church be- released from
The expenses incurcGin paving the alley
in rear of that church
Ii was the sense of the committee That
the church should bc exempt from this
expense. but inn so doing 81 wrong prcce-
dent would be established The motion
was withdrawn.
The bin for paving of the street in
front OF the Lcigh-sircel Baptist Church
was remlmed.
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A CONVICT SHOT.
He Made Da h for Liberty and Receive"
Four Buctrhot.

For two or three years past c0nVlc's
IA we been engaged in digging iounua-
lions and leyeling emhankmenis on lois
In the ucirhborhOod OF the state Peni-
+.,.farr whenever the owners 81 the lois
desired Il 10 be done The peniientiary
authorities have. and are Still, DONG 'h'S
i'm order to yet the earth to MI III 'he
',reat ravinc south Of the main entrance
to ihe stale prison. The earth u hanieu
~ the peniieniiary IN hand car's, cach
drawn bv six or eight cOnVlcts- ne
eonvicts are always accompanied ny
rnerd. armed with muskcts.
Yesterday morning = gang OF conN icis
wore engaged IN hauling EARN from
sonc vacant lots beyond Hollywood.
Walter Crufchfeld, colored man, one
az ,he convic,s. was in the gang hauiln-
acrf. As the gang reached The corner
- pine and Alhemarle streets Waller
made break for liberty ne
started down Pine street WIN
fbe neotncss of deer lie go,
into the alley between Pine ana
Belviderc and Spring and Pine, closely
followed hy Mr.. g. X. Miles, one oi TIE
guards. Mr.. Miles commanded Inn 70
sion He did not but ran laaler VT.
Miies then level'cd his mu7kei, winch
was loaded with buckshot, and ilred ai q
/ distance of half square. -Four snCl
took effect. One in the lcit side
one In the lefe hip, one in the left leg
and one I'm tho right side The fusiiiv,
fcn TO the ground and set up yell OF
nain. lie was picked up, taken TO inc
hospital. the balls extracted, and ih'
wounds dressed. None of these wounds
are serious. There is every probability o.
the convict getting we'll
Walter Crutchiield is the negro VINO
recently broke into the residence of MIS-
" G. Mayo. and was found drunk u
her room by Dr. Oppenhimcr az the re-
suit of drinking Mrs Mayo's rare wines
For that oilense he was cent 10 the penn
tertiary by the lusiings Court OF lh
citv 10 serve term ~ iiye years.
The other c0nyicts behaved thcmsel'c
and made no effort 10 remove from wher
they were stationed pending the pursul
OF Crutchhcld.
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An Assignment.

4 deed ot assignment was admitted 10
record la the clerk Office OF the Chan
cery Court Yesterday afternoon from
John 4. lacy, Jr, a grocery mefch'nl,
No. 1903 east Franklin street, for the
benefit. vi bis creditors. Spolswood ).
Allen is named as trustee.
/. . The deed rccile- that all the costs ana
expenses incurred in the execution OF
the trust shall first be paid, aud then TO
the following creditors.
Thomas Potts 4 Co. the sum of
$Sl627: J. S. Moore, the sum OF S221S5,
j. b. JclIries x Co., The sum Of $5l.6V,
Bowie / West. Toe SUN OF $50 63; W. {.
GREGORY. thc sum OF S23dl. Slater, Ny
ors x Co. the sum OF $S4 AZ Irenshaw
Brothers. SIS o.. Minor& Blanton, 5000
Ilsrdgro,e 4 Co.. S22CO, n. IL. Briggs
d Brother S23s &c; NJ L Lacy. S275; L.
r. Boze, for rent TO May !, 1889, $40; f..
G.. Leigh x Co. Sll4ll assets, =, 4s495
liabilities, 81 $50 10
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
POLICE COURT.
The Gases Disposed OF by Justice Crutoh-
field Yesterday.

field Yesterday.
In the Police Court Yesterday William
Irwin, the young Baltmorian who was
arrested Thursday night as he left the
Richmond and Fredericksburg railroad
train. ON n telegram from Baltimore
charging him with stealing his father
watch. as detailed In this paper yesicf-
day. was arraiQned and The case con.
tlnued until Monday, pod. Irwin was
also charged with carrying concealed
weapons. for which he was fined t@'
and costs
Charles Flanigan, a white man, ana
Levi 4 ilsOn, - negro, whose arrest ion
fighting at the corner OF L!2hih ana
Cary streets. during which Flanagan
drew pistol. as reported in this papcl
Yesterday. were tried. Both Flanagan
and Wilson were fined each S5and costs
and Flanagan 500 and costs for carrying
concealed weapons
G.. II. Hunt was charged with threat
eninr % shoot j. \ Thomas; also wiil
carving concealed weapons. The hi-
charge was dismissed. ON the latte
Hunt was fined $50 and costs.
George Foster. o'iGs Pie, stole pair %
shoes from john Reardon. lie was Jail
cd FOR fifteen Gays
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
SUNDAY OBSERVANCE.
A Convention to Consider This Matter t.
LIE Heli NnNt IneshaN.

The Sunday Observance Convention
will assemble I'm Grace-street Preshy
terrain Church. corner OF Grace and
Fourth streets. next Tuesday, April 10Th,
AZ $50 =. NJ. when an address will Doe
made. ON Wednesday morning at I'D
o'clock the regular business of the con
vention will bc considered On Ncdncs.
day night az $50 o'clock there will bee %
mass.mectne. A We'll prepared pro.
rramme has been arranged. Speaker
from various portions of the state ana
from other States have been engaged,
and assigned subjects TO be discussed.
The committee IN charge have bad
weekly meetings for several weeks past
MANY delegates have been heard from
ali OF whom express great interest in Tie
work. The convention viii be composed
Of ministers from all churches IN th,
state. and one lay delegate from eacl
church outside OF Richmond. The las
delegation from Richmond Will cOnsis
of two from each church
The meetings of the convention vii
be open to the public, and 10 is expected
and requested that the ladies' viii give
the convention the benefit of their pres
enco. /. is earnestly desired that ih'
ministers of all ths Churches in this CIT,
and Manchester give special notice from
their pulpits tomorrow, and urge the az
tendance on these meetings by The mem
bers of their congregations.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
BIOLOGY
This VIII DO the Subject Of Professor Mar
tins Lecture.

The second annual course OF lectures
at Richmond College under the "Thoma'
Lecture Endowment will be delivered
by Professor H. Newell Martin, of tht
Johns Hopkins University, commencing
next Tuesday.
TIE subject this session will be "Biolo'
~ The lectures will open with the
discussion of The Dependence OF Flow.
ers upon Insects, and will Doe followed
Thursday with discussion Of An Egg
oT a Story of Evolution
The third lecture will he delivered
Monday. April Odd Subject ~ ita
Principal or Living Matter, Which +,
and will close on Tuesday. the 23d. viii
the discussion OF The Mind Of Ami
mails
DR.. Martin has @ worldwide reputa
tion az scholar OF great leaning Suo
ability. and his lectures upon this subject
will be instructive as We'll - interesting
The lectures will begin al s % clock + NJ
The committee, consisting OF Prof [. ii
Winston and Drs. ". ID. Thomas ano
George Cooper extend a cordial invita-
ton TO all SO attend
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

In the Office of the. Secretary OF ihe
Commonwealth Yesterday, "a charter wa.
recorded for The Americanite Manu-.
featuring Company The purpose for
which the company is formed are To en-
gage In manufacturing, using, selling
and dealing in certain high explosive
termed "Amcricanite The pin
cipal Office is 10 be located IN
Alexandria. Va. The capital stock i-
fixed at 100000, divided into GOoo
shares. at the par value of $50 each. The
president and directors for the first year
are as follows Ammi A. Thomas presi
dent. James W. Walsh, Cosmos Minde.
leff, G Ii. Wilcox, Rufus ii. Darby, VII
liam F. Mattingly, and Hartman \ Le-
lingson, directors.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
WYTHEylLLE.
Contemplated improvements Ihe WI
pinIa Mining Company.
Especial Correspondence OF tD' IINE'..

fspociol correspondence OF the TrMFs.l
WyrnEvrLLE, Va, April 1.-The
contract for the new wooden mills VIII
be giyen out on the 18th Of this month,
and the work will begin nj once. There
il legend here which says that he VINO
once drinks out Of the Big spring
the water of which il % supply the new
reservoir. can never after be happy living
ont Of Wviheville, hut wheresoeyer he
may 20 will eventually return to the
neirhborhood of Big Spring
Onr Council, a. @ recent meeting, ne
cidcd 10 light The town with electricity
"a. soon as feasible, and appointed q com.
mitfee 20 look into the Way- and means
4 Tcw Jcisov hotel man. attracted by
hc favorable notice OF Wytheyille IN
the WaHufltrrcrf Re-ord, and the sta
ustics as 90 her climate, Sc, Is IN town
. looking 90 oar hotel properties with the
view of buying or renting some suitable
pronertv. furnishing IL handsomely, and
4 openinr in time for the summer season.
Why should the people Of Richmond,
Baltimore and other adjacent cities go 10
Asheylle 10 build summer homes, or
seek "a health resort. when they can ma
much nearer home, IN W ylhcNHlci n
climate as delightful and healthful, com
Portable board much cheaper and build
inc lots az one-third the price PAID Tor
them i'm Asheyille;
The inc0rporator' OF the Virginia
Mining Company will hold meeting at
the Office of Judge William II. Boiling
of this place, on Friday, the 18TH for or
.,sri,,tion Ne.4r- " C. bullitt. Jos.
/. Doran, and Charles e. Eddy, OF Phila.
delphia; Mr Martin Williams. of bland
comfy. and Messrs. j. G.. Green. j. \
Walker. and William H. Boiling are
among the incorporators of this com.
pany.
The new furnace which recently went
into operation at iyanhoe, on Cripple
creek, /, paying so we'll that the stock
holders are talking of building second
fnfraop very soon
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
STRETCHING OVERHEAD WIRES.
The uorsc-Car Line tn he Run by Elco
trIclty IA soon a. Possible.

tfitlN rpon
Thursday morning Mr. J. ID. McCom-
bcr, with force Of hands began to
stretch the overhead wires on the Main
street street-car line, beginning from the
stables Just beyond Lomhardy street
Yesterday evening when the workmen
ceased operations the wires had
been strung nearly to the TIMES
Office. The poles, II will be re-
memborei, were placed in position
sometime ago. IL is not the inion-
ton OF the company 20 run under
ground wires. Is here the rail- come TO-
rether wire loop will be made from
one 10 the other, and at about every
fourth rsil a metal conductor will p,
driven through a rail deep into The
ground This Is by some thought 10 be
superior 10 the continuous ground wire
used on The Union Passenger Railway
tracks.
The grounding of the wires was only
begun Yesterday al the western end o
the Main-sireet line The plan oil
grounding being Used has been tested on
the track running on 1wcniy-nn'i
street and proven satisfactory.
The work OF stretching the overhead
wires and grounding the current viii Do
rapidly pushed. 80 ~ to have the horse
car line run by electricity as soon as pos
sible
Summer ears were used on the eleciri'
/ line yesterday. and in most instance
were crowded with passengers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

The Medical Board OF Virginia met
Yesterday morning i'm the Hall of the
House Of Delegates and examined the
papers of the applicants topractice med
icine in Virginia. Out Of the forty ap.
plicants. the board granted certificates OF
proficiency 10 the following gentlemen
Doctors Gray Miller. Richmond, Va
n II. Hunt. Richmond, Va. {. Vi. Black
ford. New York, Il o. owen, Lynch
burg. Va; Henry =. Frost, Marshall, Va
J. Page Massie, sandidges, Va J y
Ellis. Moseley Va; j. W. Henson, Ire
william. Va; G. b. Fadily, Farmwell, Va
j. $. Eakle. New Hope, Va; c. II. Kin.
near. Lynchburg, Va, j. p. Haly, Buck
ners, Va; Leroy +. Nash, Norfolk Va.
ID. +. Mapp, Machipouge, Va John T.
Page BerYyille, Va; f. j. Stone, Rich.
mond. Va; c. l.. Charters, Roanoke
Va; +. y. Davis, Stanardsyillc, Va; j
b. Rawlings Lukes, Va. j. r. Spreight
Berkeley, va; j. b. Catieit, Stanton
Va; Z. b. Pendleton, Cuckoo, Va G
l.. Ames. Puugoteague, Va
The board adjourned to meet al Roam
oke. Va, in September.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13
REYSNILLE.
Nj. Cammon's successor Matrimonial -
About immigration.


Ic.,,,.norlen.a OF tho Tones
,. a.. An.ntt ID, Tine.
hhaa' 'I, ,'.' ~ ~ , p',' la r,iiea
dA}' hoah 'A' J i','5 ','' m'o ''..,.re.I
meeting mere To ",,-, ,i'.. '". lrrnr,t@.
relations OF "',, - ''''''i','"'' w. IAN
Dia'.h ah" f','' ,.s Mir,
mon ha- accepted 'ail d" lh' ii ID,
Presbyterian ''',,h ~ i'.'"''''' ,. ..,.
are sorry lo Jose .''i' '''i'''''." INN
county, as he WAS %" ," ' '''''.
worker in Dos 'lNi'h. un',',,''i'
call has been eAlenheu 'o d" T. ~ '"''' ~ D.
from icAhs, in supply hl7 Pltt.tt.
Rev Alex overly. iecloIol , n pay ~ -,
has moved from DmAe hi"N,n 20
Blackstone. having accepted can 'p'
three Sundays from ihe ehNlch 'l ,'',N
some. Noioway Courthouse anu hiI"'
Vile he Hill retains hi7 connect lo.n
with fhe keys'ille church. giving us 'h'
hrs' sunday DOB each monln.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

The Richmond Grays held their regu
lar meeting last night, and among the
matters discussed was the proposed iriI
To New York Co participate in the cen
lenuial celebration OF theinauguration of
General Washington as the iir, President
Of the United States. which happens on
the 3Oth day of this month. There was
fun and free discussion OF tie subject,
after which ayote was taken and The
Grays decided bv a large majority Ca
make the trip and do their share in rep
resenting the old Dominion IN New
York on that occasion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

The school Board and the Committee
on schools resumed their tour Of inspec-
ton of the public schools yesterday
morning Elba and Moore-street schools
were visited. Al MOorestre school the
board held a meeting and elected Miss
Mable T. Grove as teacher at the
Elba night school, and elected Hon.
John ". Daniel the orator on the occa-
sion OF the annual High School com
mencement, which will take place about
the 18th of juno. Next Nednesday
Baker and Leigh-streei schools viii be
visited
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-13

Mr. James Z. Anderson will lead the
mems meeting at the Young Men.
Christian Association tomorrow az
o'clock r. VI The singing Will be CON
Quoted by Walter G. Mercer Mr. Had
don s. Watkins viii sing several solos
An invitation is extended 10 all men
The Sunday school teachers meeting
viii be conducted by Professor Charles
II. Winston. of Richmond College in
The hall of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening al o'clock. in-
stead OF 430, AS usual. Al sunday.
school workers are invited