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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28

Chancery Couri.-A deed of trust was en-
tered Yesterday from the Davis Shoe Com
pany, incorporated under the laws OF Maine,
TO BENJAMIN f. Spinney, of Lynn. and Moses
Williams. of Brookline, Mass. trustees. The
deed transfers all the property OF the com
pany. valued at 1880, 900, to the trustees.
Police Coult.-The case of III. S. Voss
charged with falsely making oath that Molie
j. Amos was twenty-One years of age. when
she was, in fact. only sixteen years old, was
continued until Tuesday, June I'd. The oath
was made at the clerks Office Of the Hastings
Court TO enable a license TO be procured so
that Miss Amos could marry James Noss, a
brother Of the accused, on the 1st of Septem-
Der last.
Mrs. James Voss. accompanied by her
father, Mr. W. +. Amos, of Hanover, was in
court. The former is pretty and was neatly
dressed, and answered the few questions pro-
pounded her readily Mr.. Amos looked Ike
an Old-tashioned Hanover farmer.
Mr.. James Voss. the husband, was not pres
emit Mrs T. Voss the mother-in-law, was IN
attendance. Mr. w. r. Meredith. counsel
the ground that he had Just been retained IN
the case and had not had time TO have proper
consultation with his client. Commemorative
Attorney Smith at first objected, but finally
consented TO the pOstpOnement
William #. Holloway, drunk and abusing
and beating Julla +. Holloway Holloway
was reported sick by the physician attending
him and the case was continued until to-day
Mary Randolph alias Allen (ooloredl, as
saultng and cursing Junius Snead. Fined
$3.50 and costs
Junius Snead (colored), assaultine andcurs-
ing Mary Allen. Fined 81 so and costs.
A. NJ. Barnes. drunk Fined -.
r. H. Crockett. drunk Fined =.
John Daingerfield (colored). assaulting and
beating Julia Johnson. Continued until
May 3Oth.
Julia Johnson (colored), threatening to kill
Belle Lewis. Continued until May30th
Maggie Wise. unlawfully trespassng on the
premises of Jacob Moses Case dismissed.
Hester Fowler (colored), cutting and
wouudng Joseph Gaines with razor. Con-
tinued until MAY 30th.
William Smith (colored), charged with a
felony. Case sent on TO the Hastings Court
The cases of Louis Weimer, the driver of
the truck. and James Williams, the motor
man of the electric car, were continued until
June 18th, the Commonwealth not being
ready to go INTO a trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28

Action OF the Relief of the Poor
About Flour. Ill

About ffou'. III
The Committee on Relief OF the ro0' . ns,
. meeting in the Council Chamber last even ven
inc Messrs Glover Ferriter, Games ""'
Bowden being present. .;v was 10 decide
The object of the meeting was ,,sad in The
hat brand of -four should be useu ~ no v.e'
aI,nsbomse during the present year; nv nn
nn,s rneetinq the COMMITTEES had agIceu In On
tbe Golden SReaf brand which, however ,,,b m"3
~ be mixed with a grade OK sp'lns lie 10
aour The committee were tnen 10 pie
decide whether the Gallego DIanu VI - 10, of
hurr,s hest should be selected, the price VI
10 iattar being twenty cents higher per Dar-
rel than that OF the former. 10.
Az Yesterdays meeting superintendent Nal-
tor OF the almshouse. was pIsssnt, az GaiIoao
' vi; samples of bread made from Gaile2s3
and PiIlsbiiry -four respectively, Inlxeu MIL rta
a an ,onai ouantitv Of Golden Sheat flour. Inc
Committee thoroughly tested the bread, anu
.o,ne 10 the conclusion that the bread maze
o 81 PilIsbury and Golden Sheaf flour was the
superior one. --.,,o1 that tho ueo-
ME in the almshouse should be iurnlsheo WI VII
he hest bread that could be gotten, anu
,noved that the contract be awarded to MeSsEs'
Thomas Potts & Co., to furnish sixty-nYe par
reIs Of Piusbury's best -four, more OF le7S'
during the present year ..o,,,,roittae
adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
GERMAN EVANGELICAL SYNOD.
The Atlantic District VIII Meet Here To-
Morrow.
SESSION TO LAST TILL MONDAY EVENING.
Programme for Each Day Arranged-History
ofThIs Church Organization.
States Represented.

The homes of many German citizens are
being made ready 10 receive their guests, and
during Friday the latter will arrive, for on
that dav the Atlantic district of the German
Evangelical Synod of North America meets IN
annual conference at st. Johns German Epls-
copal church, corner of Eighth and Marshall
streets.
The conference will be composed OF about
fiftv ministers and lay delegates, and while IN
Richmond they will be the guests of the va
rious members Of the st. Johns congrega-
ton.
The delegates come from the Southwestern
part of the State of New YORK, New jersey :
Eastern Pennsylvania Maryland, District OF
Columbia and Virginia. The president OF the
General Synod. Rev. J. ii. Ilmmermann, OF
81 Louis will be present and deliver ser
mon on Sunday morning. He Is an excellent
pnlpit orator, and is we'll known IN the Ger
man church.
Der. of Baltimore. Mr.. Huber was formerly
pastor Of St. Johns church, and II was under
his supervision that the present church was
built The vice president Is Rev. y. Burkart,
of Baltimore; secretary, Rev. Paul i. Menzel
Richmond. and pastor Of st. Johns church,
and the treasurer is Mr. William Barly, OF
COlumDla, Ia. - 49,, ..
The first session will begin Friday after
noon at $ o'clock. but before that time an in
formal reception will be held at st. Johns
church where the sessions will be held.
During the sessions. which will be held on
Friday, Saturday and Monday, the Iabea
Verein "a society of the church, Will enter
tain the delegates with luncheon and dinner
in the schOOl-roOm.
On Monday evening after the last session
reception and supper will be given by the
above society This will be attended by a
large number of the congregation, and VIII
be an elegant affair. 81,
The opening sermon Of the conference Will
be delivered at 1880 O'Clock Friday evening.
1t has not yet been decided who will preach 1t.
After the Sunday morning service there
will be Holy Communion, and sunday even
ing at 1880 o'clock the annual mlssIonsiest
missionary seryIce) will take place.
These district conferences are held every
year. and the General synod which IS the
supreme Legislative body of the Church, once
every three years. and to which delegates are
elected from the conferences
The German Evangelical Church Is about
fifty years old in this country, and was COM
menced in ST. Louis. II now numbers over
thousand churches. with an equal number OF
ministers The Church is a combination OF
ne Lutheran and Reformed Churches. and IS
he same as the established Church OF Prussia,
where. in 1877. on the occasion of the third
Jubilee or centennial Of the Reformation the
union between the Lutheran and Reformed
Churches was introduced into the German
Churches by King Frederick William Ill. OF
Prussia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
Company Officers Chosen.

The stockholders of the National Building
and Investment Company held their annual
meeting yesterday at the office Of the
company 500 Bank street. and re-
elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Louis Wagner. president;
A. PizZini. Jr., vice president and treasurer;
NJ T. bradley, secretary: William H. Scott,
j. b. Elam. John Chambin. }. =. Dashiell, A..
Pizzini, Dr.. L. Wagner, f. W. Cunningham.
Juan +. PiZzini, A. G.. Babcock, NJ. T.. Brad
ley. }. W. Hates James J.. Robertson, dlrec-
tors w. II. Scott, d. +. Dashiell, j. Is. Elam
trustees.
A resolution was passed authorizing the
officers of the company TO make an applca-
ton TO the circuit court TO have the capital
stock of the organization increased to Sl0,-
OOO,C0).
Or. j. H. Anderson was elected solicitor of
the company. who will also have to examine
titles and Thomas l.. Alfriend was elected
insurance agent.
The reports of the several officers Of the
organization which were read showed very
gratifying results the profits of the company
during the past year having been over % per
cent.
# was agreed that at the next meeting Of
the board plan should be submitted 10 IN
sure the payment of stock IA the case Of the
death OF a member.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
Batteries: Bell ana look; Oallh
[eough. Umpire, Matthews.
HOW TIE CLUBS STAND.
PoWHArAN oLUB's NONE.
Executive Committee VIII Soon Decide az to
"a House.

At meeting of the executive committee o.,
Powhatan Club this week it was stated by
President Preston Belyin that the club W |
in all probability be in new home this SUM.
mer Inasmuch as the contract had DO. y,t
been signed he thought it best not 10 maze
public the building secured. The house b
question, he said, Is centrally located. az
old-fashioned residence, large and roomy
good condition, and IS admirably adapted %
club purposes.
1t is surmised by some of the club members
that the building which the club have 10 yeR
is the Grant mansion. on Twelfth street .e.
tween Marshall and Clay streets.
This house is three-stOries high with base
ment. and is occupied by the State Board 4
Education. 1t has a front yard of several feet.
we'll shaded. and large and thickly shaded
rear yard. The property adioins that of tls
Davis mansion. 1t will make a splendid
clubhouse.
The Powhatan is one of the strongest Demo.
cratic clubs in the South. II Is not quite
three years old, having been organized n
September 1888 The organization has done
splendid service for Democracy, and Pres.
dent Belyin, by his excellent executive ability.
has made the club grow in numbers and Use.
fitness.
On July 4th the club will have a grand pie.
ME at Mr. Belyin's farm. near the city. n IS
expected that Senator John W Daniel will bo
present and address the assembled throns
Mr. Cleveland and Governor Hill have also
been invited 10 attend upon that occasion
The club also hopes 10 get Hill 10 stop IN
Richmond either on his way 10 or returning
from Atlanta. where he goes in june 10 da-
liver the address at the unyeihng of the Grady
monument. Mr.. Belyin has authorized llr
h. l.. Montague. a warm friend of the Gov.
ernor. to write in the name of the club and
invite him To stop in Richmond as the guei
of the POWhatanites
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
PrnnerfY Transfers.

Richnond City.-E. d. Christian to Fred.
s. Myers 80 feet on west side Twenty -hrst
street between Main and Cary, $4,000. The
lyt contains q tobacco factory.
BENJAMIN f. Collins % Bette /. Elan 3
trustees 33es feet on east side Second street
between Marshall and Clay, 81, 500.
Andrew Goodies trustees TO Davenport N
Morris. 30 feet on Claiborne street southeast
corner Carter, 5000.
c. l.. Johnson to Sallie b., wife of George
+. Newell 30 feet on south side Grove avenue
near Plum street, 5000.
Masonic Temple Association to Scottish
Rite Association. 90 feet on Main street north
east corner Third, and interest in feet adj
joining. $4,000.
HenyicO C0tuty- William II. Beverldge 10
Anthony Lafayer. 20 feet on Littlepage street
near Richmond 800.
Marc n. Bradley to North Side Land Com
pany lot b. square ., and lot ID, square ~
Chestnut Hill, 1925
Ro. W. Burke to same. lot 7, square y. and
lot II square "A, and lot 9, square u, Chest
nut Hill, Ss2j.
W. NJ. Cary to same, lot 20, square 2i lot IT,
square l3; lot 7. square a, and lot ., square
q. Chestnut Hill 81 $50
John T.. Elicit to same, lot Z, squares; lot >.
square A.: lot /, square 20. and lot Is, square
q. Chestnut Hill G50
w. II. Dunn to same. lot Is, square le lot
rs, square 30; lot <, square il, and lot 10,
square ~. Chestnut Hill q $50.
j. VI. Fourqurean to same, lot 3, square IL;
lot II. square 20 lot 9, square %, and lot !,
square l5 Chestnut Hill, sl.G5O.
C. f. Leigh 10 Belle +. Syrcle, 81 feet on
Mechanicsyille turnpike southeast corner
Redd. $4,000.
North Side Land Company to Lettia r.
Smiley. lot 8. square Il, and lot II, square Al,
Chestnut Hill. 54O0.
Same TO T. NJ. Smiley, lot 10, square 10; lot
T. square 27 lot 3. square 2s; lot 2, square 20,
and lot 3, square %, Chestnut Hill, $1,000.
Same 10 r. b. Able, lot 4. square 9, Chest
nut Hill. 5000
Same to John S Hughson, lot 2. square IS,
Chestnut Hill. 200.
f. d. Price to North Side Land Company,
lot b. square 81; lot 9, square i.lot 6, square
81, and lot T, square IS, Chestnut Hill.
II 1850
n, V. Randolph to same. lot 6, square 10;
lot Q, square 81. lot 7. square %. and lot s,
square l3. Chestnut Hill. ~ $50
Samuel r. Royal to same, lot If. square Is,
Chestnut Hill. 1900
+. A. Sublet to same lot %, square 81; lot
20. square ~ lot Is. square H. and lott square
a, Chestnut Hill. - $50
j. Temple TO same. lot II, square 10; lot II,
square 10, lot 4, square "a, and lot I, square
Is, Chestnut Hill II $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
ENJOYABLE ENrERTATNMEST
Two Plays Presented by the Boys of st Mary'
High school.

The boys Of St. Mary's High School gave
an enjoyable entertainment at their schoa.
house on Marshall street last evening. ana
were witnessed by large crowd of interested
spectators.
The stage of the hall was used for the hr,
tine for performances. and the pretty
scenery made fitting setting TO the comedies
presented. All of the scenery and curtain
was painted by Zone Of the brothers who *
teacher at the school, and he shows excellent
artistic talent. The curtain represents .
mountain scene. while the scenery Is made mp
of both interior and exterior settings.
The comedies were quite iaughable. andte
boys did very well. Between the acts gun
drill was given, which was very credtaO.r
and the music was furnished by Professor O..
f. Mutter.
The first comedy was Wanted. Coufdea.
tiai Clerk. - by w. +. Chapman. in which tle
following were thei characters n Jonathan
DObbs. a merchant with partiaiity for W
verbs in want of confidential. +. AeWle-
ser: John Mccormick. his servant. T. Nn-
brinck: Horatio Washington, who has seen
better days and has Partially for lntN1-
eating liquors Is. Bucker; Charles Nalcntne
who has a great idea of his own importan.
5. Ross Dick sharp, "A lOquacious indvdu,
who thinks he knows a thing or two. d.
Doyle: Harry Dalton of quiet habits and r,-
spectacle connections b. Holzgrefe,
The second was The Enchanted Violin. .
comedy in two acts. by II. Frederic. Tho
cast was as follows: TamOrante. a well-t0-do
misery farmer, +. TOrbeck: leo. his servant
W. Remke: Dwarf, "A wizard. Il. NOrbrncs
solomon, miser. f. Oyerman; Judge b
Hulcher: Elders. +. Newheiser, A. Ih0ll. D.
l.. Murphy. B. Holzgrefe Attendant 5. Ross
Guards, A. Angst b. Bucker L. FrommsH
and ID. DOYLE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
THE BOSTONS WIN.
They Defeat the Pittsburgs-Tail- Enders
BADLY Beat the Phillies-Other Games

They Defeat the Pittsburgs-Tau-E nders
BADLY Beat the Phillies-Other Games.
pTrsBURG, Pa, May 27-The game to-day
was a pitchers contest The home team
could not hit GARRISON while the visitors got
on 10 King IN pretty good shape. The field
ing was excellent Attendance, 2,45O. Score:
Pittsburgs ................0 0 OlOOO-I
Bostons. ...........,..... 121x-6
Batteries. King and Mack Clarkson and
Bennett. Umpire, McQuaide.
CINCINNATI, O., May 1.-THE Tail-Enders
had on their batting clothes to-day. and
although the Quakers put in three different
pitchers, they could not stop the slaughter
The fielding was brilliant. only two errors
being made by each OF them. Attendance.
$50. Score:
Cincinnatis ...........5O 9Oote
fhlihdrlphiAs .......,..,.l 0 0 o 0 o. 8
Batteries; Mullane and Harrington. Glea-
son. Schultz, Esher and Brown. Umpire,
Hurst.
CLEyEI.ANp, o.. May 27.-The Champions
and the spiders put up fine game to-day.
Nhile the visitors made more hits than their
opponents, they allowed the home team to
score by making a few costly errors. Both
pitchers We're i'll great form, and were very
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28

What Il Going on OF Interest on the o'"e'
side of the River.

Five Councilmen are TO be elected to-day
and the election promises to be dull except
in the Third, where w. T. Hart, the present
incumbent. is opposing w. T. Pitt. the Demo
cratic nominee The Democratic noiuhla-
tions are as follows:
First ward-W. Il. Starke.
Second ward-John y. Taylor.
Third ward-W 4. Pitt.
Fourth ward-E. w. Weisiger ana H. L.
Toney. ,,.s a,o,,,ira
tion and whose terms will expire June JUN
are RI. G. Beattie, j. +. Bradley, ana =. a.
Jones. ~.
In response 10 an invitation by committee
of ladies' the Randolph-Macon college VI
chestra and Glee Club, numbering elght
vounp men. will go 10 Manchester on the l5th
of lime 10 inaugurate the carnival which the
ladies of the Central Methodist church will
hold at that time.
The Manchester Preserving, Picking and
Canning Company was organized yesterday
afternoon by the election of the following
officers: T. b. Cersley, president; r. T..
and treasurer: John w. Lewis general man
ager Directors: r. b. Cersley, X. +. Craig,
Il. r. Pettigrew, Benjamin p. Owen, Jr., ).
ID. Atkinson, L. NJ. Nunnally. and Joseph
Walker The capital stock Of the company IS
TO be not less than $4,000 nor more than
$50, 600. 20 be divided INTO shares OF cZo edch;
The necessary stock having been subscribed
for. the company will make application for II
charter at once and erect a factory in the
upper part of the city.
Norman G. Ely, son of Mr.. George B. Ely
took the prize cup at the baby show at Leader
Hall Monday evening, for being the finest
boy baby present. He is six months old and
weighs twenty-four pounds. The prize. a siI-
YER spoon. for the finest girl baby, was award.
ed the bright and pretty little daughter OF
Mrs Tinsley.
Rev. ii. Spencer ,paster Of Cowardin-avenuee
Christian church addresses the operatives at
the Danyille railroad shops during dinner
hours. Mr.. Spencer is doing much good, and
his work is being appreciated, ~.
DR. = ATacfarlan. of New York, is visiting
his son Mr.. +. T. Macfarlan, on Porter street.
Rev. Charles Galloway. of Gloucester. for
merly of Manchester, is here on brief visit
to friends aud relatives.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
CHLINGES or RANK
OF the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
Officers.

AT the close of the drill of the Richmond
Light Infantry Blues at their armory in the
Snyder building on Tuesday evening, the
promotion of Privates Il. G. A. Miller and
Luther H. Cheatwood to corporals was an
nounced
These promotions were made 10 NIL the
existing vacancies, Sergeant Oscar }. Adams
having been honorably discharged at the ex-
pration of his term, and Corporal }. l..
Rodgers having been reduced to the ranks at
his request, being unable to attend drill regu-
larly.
The non-commssioned officers in the line
of promotion were advanced in their order,
and the company has now the following non
commissioned officers:
j. Alex Jones. first sergeant; William Is.
Pizzini. second sergeant; Henry X. Franklin,
third sergeant: George f. Guy, fourth ser
geant Frank h. Steele fifth sergeant; Edgar
b. White, first corporal; Frank NJ Woon,
second corporal: II. C.. A. Miller third corpo-
raj: Luther J.. Cheatwood, fourth corporal
Captain Sol Cutchins has ordered the com
pany 10 assemble at the armory on next Sat
urday at 2 NJ. in full dress uniform 10 par
ticipate in the ceremonies Of Memorial Day at
Hollywood cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
Wanted in south Cnrolina.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received a
request for a rendition warrant from Governor
Tillman. Of South Carolina, for the extradi-
ton Of William Frazer. who is at present i'm
prisoned in the jail at Norfolk Frazer was
in March, 1887, convicted of grand larceny in
Richland county, 5. c., and sentenced to FIVE
years imprisonment in the penitentiary. On
June 80, 1890, he managed to make his escape
from that institution. and has been at large
until he was recently arrested in Norfolk Mr.
c. T.. Peters, chief of police of that city. no.
tilted Mr.. w. j. Talbot. superintendent of the
penitentiary in South Carolina. of Frazer's
capture. and that official took the necessary
steps 10 secure the rendition warrant.
Governor Mckinney granted the request,
and the necessary papers were forwarded TO
the chief of police of Norfolk
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
Presiding Elders Notice.

Rev. Or. Paul Whitehead, presiding elder
of the Richmond district of the Methodist
Church, has made appointments to preach
at the following churches Trinity.
June Denny at night Towards
Grove, TUESDAY night; Broad-Street. Il
Union. AT night; Central 2i-Fifth-S at
night District Conference. West Point. % -2G:
West-End, Manchester. Davenport News. at
night; West Point. July s. West New Kent.
Corinth II, l3; Charles City, Micah. 10. 10:
Gloucester, Olive Branch. 26, n; New Kent,
Pamunkey. August 2, B. Henrico. Laurel Hill.
8, 10: Williamsburg, II "wednesday night;
East King and Queen, ---, IL. II; York, Zion,
~ %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
M4RRrAGE Ar TINE SECOND BAPTIST
Miss Annie L. saville and Rev. Mr. T. W.
Trainham.

Though inclement end uninyltDg wltnout'
there was warmth and brightness IN the
Second Baptist church yesterday afternoon
which gave bright token to the nuptlrals OF
Miss Annie T. Sayille to Rev q. W. Irain-
Rev. Dr. w. T.. Hatcher was to have per-
formed the ceremony, but when the appoint
ed time arrived Or. Hatcher had not put IN
an appearance. DR.. W. w. Landrum was I'M
mediatey sent for, and came INTO the cnu u aa
onIv few moments after the hour set-6:3O
o'clock. He performed the ceremony before
a large congregation.
The following acted as ushers: Messrs. A:
Zncke, j. L. Saville brother OF the bridei -, ~
G Trnmbo. ]. n. Johnson II. +. Cox and W.
r.. Trainham. brother of the groom
The bride is the accomplished and well
known daughter of Mr.. j. I. Sayille' and the
groom is Baptist preacher in Caroline
county and has charge Of several churches.
After the ceremony the couple left for their
future home in Caroline.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
MIR. Lovenstein win Attend.

The fourteenth annual meeting Of the Su-
preme Council Of the Royal Arcanum will be
held at the Hotel Iraymore in Atlantic City
n. j.. on Wednesday, the third day of june
at 2 o'clock =. NJ.
Among other important business. amend
ments TO the constitution, bylaws and
other regulations of the order dispensing
with the sending Of assessment notices to in
dridual members by the collectors. have been
proposed and will be considered at the meet
ing.
Mr. William Lovenstein will attend as SUI
preme Representative from the Grand Lodge
Ot virginia
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
A Gospel Flight"

That venerable servant of God. Rev. Leo
Rosser, d. d.. left the city of Richmond on
Tuesday for Gospel fight" through the
State of Texas, says this weeks Christian
Advocate. Having urgent calls to come 10
that State and lis conferences aud engage in
eyangelistic work. he has responded and is
gone. His first point will be San Antonio
and several towns and cities in that locality.
II is probable that he will go from Texas to
California and Oregon. He carries with him
the love and prayers of the Church in his
own Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28
Declined TO Let Him Vote.

Governor Mckinney received an application
yesterday from William II. Campbell, who
asks to have his political disabilities removed.
The petition states that Campbell. who is a
carpenter by trade, has been convicted of
petit larceny before Judge Grattan III the
Rockingham County Court. The petition was
signed by a number of citizens from that
locality but the Governor declined TO grant
the application.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28

The tea at the Soldiers Home under the
auspices OF the Ladies' Hollywood Associa-
ton which was 10 have been held Yesterday
afternoon, and WIS postponed on account OF
the weather, viii be next Friday afternoon if
the weather is clear. If not, the tea will be
held in some public hall, of which due notice
will be given.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-05-28

Nr. Forest G. Bailey who has been elected
a member Of the police force to FIJI the une1-
pired term Of Officer Joyner, has passed
successful examination. and will be assigned
to duty at once. Alr Bailey is a moulder lrd
lives at No. 230S east Broad street. he
twenty-five years Of age, five feet eleven
inches high, and weighs rs pounds.