The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-07-09

this afternoon. IL is learned from the secre-
tary that no business OF special interest is
TO come up for consideration.
Mr.. X. II. Davis, a prominent lawyer of
this city, is having an addition made TO his
handsome residence on Union street.
Mr. Cary w. Jones. whose illness was an
nounced in TIE TIMES, died this afternoon
shortly after o'clock. The deceased was n
member of the Common Council, aud for
some years past had carried on the iertili-
ger business here. He always took an ac-
tive pa.t in local politics, and was one Of
Petcrsburg's most popular young citizens.
He came 10 Petersburg from Norfolk. lie
married Miss Annie Tappey, a daughter Of
The late w. II, Tappcy, Of this city, who
euryiyps him with one child. Mr.. Jones was
possessed OF most generous die,..,-,t,on.
and he made friends wncrovor he went lie
untimely ueAth viii lee rejected W d large
circle OF friends aili acquaintances.
Carey ". Jones was born in Richmond
September 20. iS.2 His Parents len for
Kentucky IN 1896, where Nc spent mis- early
boyhood davs. lie was partly educated at
Princeton College, Kentucky, and COM
pleted his education at the Commercial
College in Baltimore. lie began business
as bookkeeper at the age of II years. He
was at one time connected WITH the Ralii-
more American.
The ircuit Court OF Peiorabn. Judge
B. a. Hancock PeeidiGg was engaged to-
DAY hearing Toe closing argument in the
chanceTy case of Rahily against Roper and
others. Judge Hancock will render his de-
cision IN the case at some future day Of his
court. This case was removed here from
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county.
Miss hai'p scott. Of Dinwiddie county is
here on a visit 30 Mrs. john Trusheir,.
Professor Thomas R. Pri. e. NJ. A., LII. d..
now OF Columbia college, New York city.
fOu"criy professor Of Greek at the Uniyer-
sity Of Virginia, is in the city the guest Of
Captain W. Gordon McCabe.
Mr.. George Gary. formerly thu proprietor
of the Hotel Gary. in this city mas been OIL
fercd the management Of the Mountain
House. on lookout Mountain. This is one
Of the largest hotels in the South having six
hundred rooms.
Miss Ella Ruler is on visit to friends In
New York.
Mr.. c. \. Johnston was IN the city today.
Mr.. GeocT v. Cook, formerly of Peters
hur~-, but now Of New York, has been here
on a visit.
At the eighteenth annual session Of the
Grand Division, Junior Sons Of Temperance
Of Virginia, held here to-day, the following
grand officers We're elected for the ensu-
li- war tiduN ~ NIiNN ldllldItU,
l.. II. Allen, Of Richmond; Grand
scribe, W. NJ. Mickians, oc Richmond; /;
Grand Treasurer V. Isaac Johnson
of Richmond; Grand Chaplain Rev. r.
Bruce Evans, Of IIcnrico county; Grand
Conductor, Julia Pryor. Of Petersburg;
Grand Sentinel. William Wise. Of Pc.
tcrsburg; Past Grand Worthy Patriarch,
/. Dickinson, Of Richmont State
Deputy, Thomas Norman. OF Richmond:
Bepres eniatiyos 20 the National Division Of
North America, Past Grand Worthy Pa
triarch w. Isaac johnson. Rev. K. Bruce
Evans, Richard Adams. Thomas Norman,
Thomas Scott, Lewis Dickinson and +. VI.
Nick; Past Grand Worthy Associates, vii
liam ". Mickians, Peter Booker: G.. W. p.
+. II. Allen; G.. W. A., Aurena Hill,
After the installation OF the grand officers
tonight, the Grand Division adjourned 10
meet in Richmond on the first Tuesday in
July. 1891.
Professor !. A. McCilvray, secretary Of
the state Board Of Education, and Professor
w. =. Fox, superintendent Of the Richmond
public schools, viii deliver addresses to-
morrow al f. o'clock before the Teachers
Institute Of the Virginia Normal and Cole
giate Institute.