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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03
MANCHESTER NEWS.
Items of Interest From Across the River

Items of Interest From Across the River.
ON the third sunday of this month The
CONGREGATIONS of the several churches OF
which the late Res. Dr. d. b Wiuiree
was pastor. viii meet 60 select bis sue
cessOr Dr. Ninirce had charge of three
churches. situated in Chesterfield and
P0whatan. and while the congregations
have made no positive decision as yet,
still strong opinion prevails that Rev.
i. b Wilkinson will Doe selected tonll the
vacancy.
4 meeting OF the Board of Police Com
missiOners will Dee held tomorrow after
noon al O'Clock to examine into The
origin of the recent fire n Manchester
which destroyed the cooper shop owned
by the Dunlop Is McCance Company
and operated hy Nh ! H. Tenant, and
TWO frame dwellings Under the new
ordinance the board Is required i0 make
such AN Investigation.
Yesterday morning, about ll.3Oo'clock,
the seven vear-old daughter of Mr.
James b. lOlcr was-accidently run over
by the horse attached 90 q light wagon
used for carrying samples hy Mcssrs
Long 81 Riddick, OF Richmond Mr. j.
Il Riddick. who had charge of the
wagon, was walking from one store 90
another ON lower Hull street, in the
course of bis business, while IS little
colored boy about ten years old was
driving the horse at slow walk As
the horse reached the tagging i'm front
of Mr.. G.. 4. Jones store, Mr. Toler's
daughter attempted TO cross the street
and was struck by the horse, receiving a
very painful cut on The forehead and "a
bruisc just above the hip.
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POLICE cot ri.
Justice Crutchneid wndcs Through
Tedious Docket.


In this court Yesterday the following
were among the cases disposed of
Philip Iul (c0lolcdl charged with
fighting ON the street. Fined 50 and
costs.
Henry Coleman lcoloredi, charged with
aseauiting and striking L. VI Biniord
with ii rock. was lined so and costs.
Nicholas Woodward, charged with
threatening 10 KIN his mother,
Theresa Woodward, was required 20
give bond and security in the sum of
5000 for twelve months The accused
had been ON spree for some time
Mann Lewis and William Fleming
are two black street urchin- who would
steal ANYTHING they could getaway with,
were charged with stealing eight dozen
eggs from % grocery man. The theft
could not he traced legally go them, but
they went 10 Jail for six months in de-
fault of security as suspicious characters.
Willie COrbin lc0loredl did not keep
his promise of marriage toward Mary
Miller a- hc should have done, SO Mary
had him arrested The evidence in count
was SD plain that Willie saw visions of
the state pcuucntIarv looming up, aud
remarked that Dee was willing 10 marry
Mary Mary sail She Was willing, hLt
wanted 60 get married in more style than
I'm "A courtroom But the court said mo-.
You can get married either here or at
the llusting- Court So Willie n charge
OF Sergeant Tomlinson. accompanied by
Mary and Marv's mother. went i0 the
,latl's ofHee of fIp ftu-fiuu- Court.
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REPUBLICANS CONFER.
ASMALL GGOuP TALK TOGETHER.
FEDERAL OFFICES THE BONE Or
CONTENTION
HaNKEgIN0 AFTER THE RICHMOND
PosIoEItCE.
Proceedings SIS the Courts Yesterday 70
Iico Raid "a Lottery shop aud 'aptnf"
tho Paraphernaiir Transfers 81 h'"'
I-tafe-Brisf News items.

\ small conference was held lat nign'
i'm the office of JUDGE Waddill. IN Oh,
shaler building. Among those present
were Me-srs. j. e. Smith, John ;. Bethel
cx-presidcut of the Common Council
George Duncan. editor OF thc L0aDr ~
IT'D. and George +. tonn0way, OF Hen
rico county, II was stated that the
meeting was held in She interest OF MT
T.. =. Murphy for postmaster but the fu.
NOR the parties present denied.
Mr. Bethel when acc0sicd on The
street by reporter with the question
Whom did YOU endorse, hesliaied ana
fell 10 wondering how the reporter knew
he had been 90 q conference.
Endorse for what, hc replied alter
he had recovered bis speech
"Well. postmaster for instance re-
piled the scribe.
"Oh we did not endorse anybody iol
that position.
Mr. COnnoway. coming mp, asker
"IIow DO you reporters kno" il" VIC
were having 70 meeting
"Thc lnflc birds ted us, that all-
Mr.. Bethel added that each one oil
the party might have been in favor oil
endorsing different person, ana a' Do
IS known that all fourof the gentlemen
mentioned above are candidates ioi
office each of The four may have been
picking ont his own Office and engaging
each others assistance 10 help boom H.
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LOCAL fOTEs.

The electric line have built double
track around the corner OF Harrison and
Broad streets
MI ". G.. lDocl Riddick is seriously
IN at his residence. No 6ll north Seventh
street
W " Jones. treasurer OF New Kent
DIR. j. j. Pendleion. OF Orange : ID
milford, of Charles City, b. W spencer
OF King William. and Ralph Allen, OF
AlbemaIle. were at the Capitol yester-
day
la the Chancery Court yesterday, Rob
ert Munfori qualified AS the administra-
tor OF the estate of Charles \ Baldwin
deceased The estate is valued al about
$4,000
The "Old Dominion Weeelmen spent
a pleasant evening at their clubhouse,
No g north Second street, last night.
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UNITED STATES COURT.
The Grand Jury Adjourned over Untn
the 3Oth.

The April term Of the United states
Circuit Court began yesterday Judge
Hughes presiding
The following members of the grand
iurv responded to their names W. ii.
Jackson. Collin r. Payne. Edward II.
Smith. " " Spratley, Allen Talbot,
Emmett G. Pride, G. ". Duesberry Jr,
James II Harris, Clinton Depriesi.
Woodson ". Scott, J W Johnson, W.
4. O. Cole all of Richmond, W l..
Sims. Mat0ay. Amelia county; j. a.
CLAYTON and VIM Foster both OF Man
chester. and William II Campbell,of Ne
grofoot.
This made only fifteen ont of % list of
twenty-ihree summoned answering iC
their names II requiring sixteen 10
comprise a grand jury, Judge Hughes
entered an order directing the marshal
to summon eight more jurors for Tues
dav April Both. and adjourned the grand
Jury over until that time
A few moments afterwards MI W &.
Bentley, one of the Jurors who had failed
10 answer 10 his name came in, making
sixteen. Judge Hughes instructed The
clerk 10 enter on the record the fact that
Mr. Bentley came in after the order Tor
the new Jury had been made, so that the
order could stand.
This grand jury is the one which will
have to pass on the election cases and
find a true or not true bin of indictment
Messrs 4. d Guigon, r. j. Cotlrell, II.
VI. Smith, Jr. Preston Belyin, Irving
Darlington, Edward c. Tate and Henry
4. Kobe charged with violating the
United States election laws, were All
present, all represented by Mr. Meade
llaskins
The continuance of the grand jury till
the Both instant of course sent these
cases also over 10 that day
Judge Hughes asked that the seven
parties renew their bond Mr. lIaskins
stated 80 the Court that this was unneces-
sary, as the present bond would hold
good until the end of the term and go
bring these hondsmen 10 court again
would be q useless waste of time Judge
Hughes concluded to continue the same
bond, and the accused departed to return
again the last dav of this month.
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lllSTINGS COURT.
Murder Case Continued william Terry
Gets Sight Months ia jail.

Gets Sight Months ia Itti.
This court met az II O'Clock yesterday
and fixed the days for the trial of the
cases on the criminal docket
Mr. &. y Meredith and Hon. George
d. Wise counsel for james Bowen, who
is charged with the murder of summer
field -imc0e. asked the Court 10 set Tho
18th of April for the trial of this case
us they had very important business Thai
would occupy their time until then
judge Witt granted the request, and dis
missed the witnesses until that time.
All O'Clock the Commonwealth called
the case of William Terry lcolored
charged with entering In The night time
the bar room of :. a Moies with intent
t0 commit larceny therein
Mr. Nolee took the witness stand and
testified that for SOME time he had been
missing small amounts OF money from
his cash drawer and finding that
tine money Was always taken
on Saturday nights he determined
to watch for the thief Saturday
night. March IL. he closed his store as
usual turned ont the lights. but remain
cd in the room behind the counter with
his gun in hand About hat-past IL
o'clock be- heard some one unlock his
back door, then the door next 20 the
room where he WAS sitting, and saw u
negro man make straight for the cash
drawer tie then told about his shoot
ing Terry, who started 90 run when or
lercd 90 halt
Terry testified that he was drunk and
did not know what be was doing.
Sergeant TOmlinson. the officer who
first reached the spot after She report SO
the gun was heard, testified that he did
not think that the prisoner was un-
der the influence of drink.
The jury after being out about twenty
minute, returned . verdict Of guilty,
and fixed the punishment al eight months
in the city Jail and s. fine
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COOKE. Al "Beimead. Pow afan
Va April D l,sg. ~ 20 4. ST. JOINS ...
D0lN COOKE. elde-f snn of fhr 1f0f....
phiip ~. George Cooke. iu tln ff. H
year of b age.
Funeral TO DAY. Apr. d itN. f..
re- Idonce af 1890 4. ". Fffni. f'
In,ifod to afteui. Richmond ffI
Railroad tisn isares Richmond .
WILLIAMS -UioI nf hs
vest Franklin street. April tl li'H lsI
HHr
Iunpml services viii lr NUNI If f.f II.
BlpfI-fthuroh fHin~ONf lf it
uo'DInfk X. Hf hIs residence. Iu fN..III.
VIVIAN DANIEL. fH., tn fnr rf.
second Year of h|s age.
Funeral THIS AFTERNOON af SOL.
from st. Paula Church
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A SLLGGING OWE.
Heavy Batting at the Dali Park hester-
day. and wild Cheering.

The lovers of smuggling game had
their hll Yesterday afternoon ia the third
and last of the series between Richmond
and Detroit The latter club led OF in
the first inning with one of the most ter
rife streaks of batting ever seen here.
O'Rourke and Luck filed the points for
the home team, but after the second in
ming O'Rourkc retired from the game.
his arm and general condition beng
oversirained 10y his splendid work in
Mondays game. He was batted by the
visitors 90 all parts of the field, and sey-
eral times outside of the fence. Nash
pitched the inning following o. Rourke's
retirement, and Kahn finished the game.
The latter Is quite Young and OF light
calihrc, but played and pitched well, and
promises To make II tine player. The De
troit Club is composed of excellent, all
around players, who are quiet well-be-
hayed gentlemen. They will make any
club in their league hustlcfo first place
About eight hundred people Witnessed
the game Yesterday and went wild over
The heavy batting. The score stood p
to II for Detroit
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Circuit Court

In this court yesterday the following
suits were instituted
]. A. Rennolds X Bro. against james
J.. Taliaferro. Damages $500
Claiborne Watkins against the Penn
sylvania Railroad Company and the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company. Damages, $4,000
No declaration filed.
Kate Lewis against the Richmond City
Railway Company. Damages, $4,000
This suit grows out of an accident
which happened on the 4th day of last
October The plaintiff was riding on a
summer car, and rang 10 get on The
declaration alleges that the car stopped,
and " lille she was in the act OF getting
off suddenly started, resulting in her be
Ing thrown TO the ground and badly in
jured.
Mr. W F. Reddy qualified 10 practice
law i'm this court
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would be continued at his church
for three. or four days 10 receive
into the church any who had been inter.
esrcd in the Armory meetings and had
not made up their minds as To connect
ing themselves with the church.
The meeting At this place last night
was conducted BY Rev ]. J.. IluIson and
Rev Theodore Whitfield. After
the sermon an opportunity was
.,iyen those who wished 10
mite with the church 10 do so,
and twenty-four persons came forward
aud we're received a. candidates for bap.
ii-m. making abont one hundred ana
twenty-five altogether since the Armory
meetings began.
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Bowden against Parrish; Pits against
SPOTS n Gibson Argued 10y j y.
Stubs and IL H. Pollard EsQs., for APP
peliants, and Thomas T. Bagby for APP
pellees and submitted
Johnson's administrator againS, Terrell
4 Bocock. trustees, Wright against Ter
rell and BOc0ck, trustees P0Whaian Coal
Company against Terrell and Bocock
trustees Appeals refused to DEGREES pro-
nounced by the Circuit Court Of the city
of Richmond. on the 18th and 10Th of
December, 1888.
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Com
pany against Noell " Startling. Argued
by Judge W K Staples for plaintiff I'M
error and continued until to-day.
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NAsHlNGroN. ID. G.. April 2-iepre
aentatiyeJ N Pidcock. of White House
y. f., and Miss Harriet vs. cray wen,
married 40 the residence of the bride
mother Mrs Jno " Gray so sli. llth
street Norih West ~ l0 O'Clock thi-
morning. hy the Rev Samuel D0mer ID
ID. OF st. Paul- English lutheran church
The bride WAS atiired in travelling eos
tune of imported drec.0ire dark olive
broalcl0th trimmed with Gam. emhroi.
dered 10 gold. with hat to match The
family relatives. and feH intimate
friends witnessed the ceremony Mr.
and Mrs Pidcock let on the II ID clock
train for the South
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

When the Rev Dr. Talmage gisiie.
the Missouri Legislature the other Ia,
he was the recipient OF special honors
and upon being introduced 90 che Iearnc
gentlemen who make laws for Missouri
he delivered very delightful, opfimIsti,
address, devoted largelyto the grandeur
of this Republic In closing he said
The world opened with garden and 90
is going to close with IA garden Eng
land FOR manufacture. France for man
ners, Germany for scholarship Italy Dol
pictures. but the United States f0i
God Mr. Talmage might have added
and for the Republican oiiice-holders -
World
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

A deed of assignment was admitted q
record in The clerk Office oi the Chan
Gerry Court Yesterday evening from
Henry c. Hubbard, conducting "a BUSH
ness known rs tho Enterprise Dairy,
at 80. il2 north Seventh street
for the benefit Of his creditors 10 VI ROs
well. trustee. The deed reciies that TIT
cost and expenses incurred in executing
the trust shall frsi be paid and then q
the following creditors Page & Carter
S2j: William + Wickham, $li566, vii
liam VI. Merryman, S1SGj. Assets, about
81 900, liabilities, not stated
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

The following deeds of bargain and
sale were recorded yesterday in the Chan
Gerry Court
Edward G. Garrison 10 Lucy C. Me
Phail. e. feet ON east side Twentvthird
street between Leigh and VI, Sl,l50
Harry :. Howard and > DanieltO Emma
A. Ford. 2gi feet on west side Fourth
street between Clay and LEIGH, S2,s95.
Hnrc0. Otwav $ Allen 10 " II.
Dunn. l1O 5-l2 feet ON Grove avenue
southeast comerof Park street, SSj29ls,
". II Dunn 90 Joseph W Banton and
Joseph f. Levy, the above property,
~. 3S2.0s. J IT Derbyshre TO f. Vi.
Workman, l2O feet ON Wallace street
southwest corner of Carter, 81 1873 33;
John Kersting 10 James II Barton and
Hattie c. Lamb. 81 acres on New North
road. S6.500. Julius b. Lohwassef and
and. c. Elizabeth Niencke 90 William
Zwanziger, 90 feet on north side of Jac-
qaehn street between Randolph and
Washington. $4,000. c. r. Sands, special
commissioner, 10 b. II. Duyal. i3t acres
on Hermitage road $500, George H.
WaldrOp and Julia r. lliiliard 10 Samuel
WaldrOp. their interest in 100. acres on
Ola Coal Pit road. $500 John Weckert
to Henry korte, llG feet on the north
side of Litilepage street near LOwnes.
81 500 W b Wood 90 Louisa Simms.
lG1 feet on Twenty-siXth street north
east corner OF I, SO.
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Sentence COMMITTED.

Yesterday the Governor committed the
sentence of Lucy Taylor from three
years imprisonment in the penitentiary
10 three months in the city Jail.
The prisoner, "a iifteen-year- girl
was convicted at the February term OF
the Hastings Court of larceny. The Jury,
the Judge, and the Commonwealth al
torney signed the petition TO the GOV
ernor on the grounds that the girl was
induced by older persons TO commit the
crime
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Mozart 4 cademy OF Music

The play Of Lost in New York. pre-
scented last night at the Mozart, is worthy
Of great commendation. In dramatic
point of view il is intensely interesting
and admirably played, and in the first
act the discovery by the waif daughter
of her blind mother was very touching
scene, and when a very slow curtain fell
while the daughter was singing the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

SrRINoFiFID. ISL, April Hon
Charles T. Hay Democrat WAS reelected
mayor to-day The Democrats also
elected six out Of seven aldermen Th,
Democrats also elected tine county clerk
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

Tue increasing demand for the q.
Virginia Chcroots Is a sure sign ~ I.
entire satisfaction that they are v'g,.
So beware Of all limitations. aud Zoo ~
my name il on every package. 81.
are only manufactured by
Z. WnIrLocK. Richmond B.,
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ADVICE 40 MOTHERS.

Sins. WINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP should
always bee used when children ere cutting
teeth. u relieves the little sufferer az once
10 produces natural. quiet sleep 10y relieving
the child from pain, and the little chcrui
awakes as " bright a. button 10 Is very
pleasant 90 taste. II sOOthe- The child. sOftens
the gums. aliaYs all pain. relieves wind. rcgu-
atcs the boz frls ana d, the best known rem
edy for dlafrhWa. whether arising from teeth
~ or other causes. Twenty-Five cents a
1pffia
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Temperance Meeting.

Tomorrow night the annual meeting
of the Young WOmens Christian Tenn
perance Union viii be held al Broad
Street Methodist Episcopal Church.
Rev. II. NJ Wharton will deliver the
address Subject: Burden Bearing
The young ladies desire the public to Al.
tend and announce that there will be no
collection.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

WAsHNGroN D. c., April 2-The
following nominations are left un
confirmed by che Senate VIM "a
Whiteman, associate justice of th,
Supreme Court OF New Mexico Edwin
j kursheedt. marshal for the district oN
Louisiana David VI Lines. -peem
examiner of drugs ETC.. at New Orleans
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Mr. A b. McClam, OF Philadelphia,
one Of the contractors for the removal
of Libby Prison to Chicago, was in the
city yesterday taking in the situation.
and left last night for home The only
object of his visit was 10 make himself
acquainted with the surroundings.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

The ladies who have charge of tn,
Fruhlingsfest for the benefit of the Re
treat for the Sick held an enthusiastic
meeting al the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday.
Most of the time WAS taken up discuss
ing the amusements, and a great many
interesting entertainments are promised
The amusement committee, of which
Mrs. IL Tabb is chairman, will give an
entertainment each evening, which will
be without extra charge.
The cbairmen Of the committees re-
port everything progressing most salts
factorily, and articles are coming in very
freely by express.
Mrs. r. A. Callin is chairman OF a
committee anxious TO make the Art
Museum very insteresting feature.
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WASHINGTON, ID. C., April 2-Trea-
surer Hyatt will 20 to New York and
assume charge Of the sub-lreasury there,
until Judge McCue's successor, Mr..
Roberts, can qualify.
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The heritage % free Institutions en-
ioyed by the people OF the i'tei STATES
has come 10 be such q matter-Ofcour-c
and usual possession that. Ike The air
we breathe. lis value is unc0nsideied
IL Is we'll enough 90 look back
once in a while ~ The beginning OF our
national growth ia order 20 more clearly
understand the drift OF the current on
which we move forward There is no
better time for such a retrospect than To-
dag, the anniversary OF the birth ol
Thomas Jefferson. - PhiladRpiia Rec0rd
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WAsmNGTON. ID &. April Tho
State Department has been officially boz
formed that Sir Julian Pauncoiofe ih,
new British Minister 90 he United
States, will sail for New York on tho
18Th insiant
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Mn. joins f. GLAnKE. Bib o.rrl.
Ga. says am 80 well satisfied o. p
specific virtues Of Bradycr0tne fi,.
shall always keep it on hand
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CLEVELAND o.. April 2-The munich
pal election Yesterday resulted in 81 re
publican victory George " Ganlno
Republcanl has q mai0rity0t D, 100 oFe
the Democratic nominee.
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A Verdict for xIS 900

New YORK. April Miss Clara Tot
ten. who sued C. H. Read of the Hon
man House, for 100000 damages for Sc.
ducsion and breach of promise, was
awarded verdict for $4,000 by the
iuTy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

The hremen and ex-firemen Of the
Richmond Fire Department will meet
tonight in musings courtroom, TO per
feet the organization of the Firemen f,
Association, which was temporarily
organized several day ago.
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The Meeting at the First Baptist Church
last Night

Last Sunday DR. George Cooper pastor
Of the First BAPTIST Church, an
nounced that the revival services which
closed at the Armory Sunday night,
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Yesterday afternoon at 23O o'clock
the ambulance was called To the
Tredegar works 10 attend 10 a man who
had mashed his fingers.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-04-03

OSE package OF the Old Virginia Che
roots. which retails al five for 10 cents
is equal 10 five Of the finest cent
cigars manufactured Take no others
IS there are many limitations on the
market, which are being palmed of as
the Old Virginia Cheroots
HANDSOME LOTS fronting on New City
Park 10 be sold at auction this evening
AT 4SO o'clock. Take electric line to
Ashland and Randolph streets.
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CorroNwooD FALLS. KAN. April O.
4 ticket composed entirely of Indies was
Yesterday placed in the field hy the
'bum" element of this town AS an insult
TO those who are leaders in an good
works. The better class of citizens
at once voted for them. and The
resulted was that Mrs Minnie ID Nor
gan and Wll board of aldermen. com
posed of the most prominent ladies in
town viii aid her in administering at