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Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Pin snnerstitinn.

Superstition has special claims upon
the pin; it should, we are told, "be lent,
not given" There is by no means small
class of sensitive minded folks who re-
gard the exchange of pin sure and
sharp prick to friendship, and there is
another goodly number that put them
selves to all manner Of Inconvenience to
stoop and pick up every pin that lies in
their pathway. Table Talk
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
The San Luis Fair.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, CAL, p, Sept. 24,-There
was large attendance at the second day
of the Sixteenth district fair. The 2 AS
trot was won by Bijou, the two-yearod,
against aged horses, taking the sixth and
concluding heat in 2:41M. Little Comet
took the purse in the two-year-old half
mile and repeat, in 53 seconds. The
second event, running, half-mile and
repeat, was won by Artemisia in 81 sec
Onds
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Alhertsnn nnna Enr

TACOMA, Wash, Sept. 24,-It is re-
ported that Cashier Albertson, who was
wounded by detectives when captured,
cannot recover. A deputy sheriff sent
to the town on Coos Bay where Albert
son is, has been gone week, without
being heard from.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Things worth knowing.

That DYSPEPSIA comes from torpid liver and
costiveness,
That you cannot digest your food we'll unless
your bowels and liver act properly.
That your bowels Re quire thorough cleaning
when they do not do their duty by your di
gestion.
That your torpid liver needs stimulating in
ord r that 1t may act as nature intended IT
sh ulu
That Brsndreths Pills taken in doses of one
or two at night for say. ten days, will regulate
the bowels, stimulate The liver, improve the di
gestion and drive away dyspeps q.
Tint Brnndreths Pills are purely vegetable
absolutely harmless and safe to take ut sny
time.
medicine store, either plain or sugar coated.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
AT the seasIae.

Maud-What are you readings
Pimmie-''A Man Without Country"
It's such painful storyl
Maud Cooking drearily up and down the
beach)-It isn't half as painful as coun-
try without man.-Chicago Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
INC Californian won.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Sept. M.-John A.
Sullivan, of San Diego, California, de-
feated Jim Scully, of Woonsocket, in
sixteen round fight at Olneyville, this
morning, for $500. t.,i
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Smallpox Epidemic.

NEW YoRK, Sept 24-Word is received
from the city ofCampeche, Mexico, that
smallpox is raging there. Over 1000
cases and more than 200 deaths are re-
ported. The people are panic-stricken,
as the disease isspreading.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
The Yentnra Fair.

HUENEME, Sept. 24.--About $500 peo-
pie attended the fair here today. The
features of the day were stock parade,
in which 100 head of stock took part, the
baby show and ladies' riding tourna-
ment. The largest crowd of the fair is
expected on the closing day, tomorrow
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
sOto's Benefit.

Joe Soto's benefit tonight at the Pas
time Athletic club rooms. The event of
the evening will be ten-round contest
between ice Soto and SuIly Smith.
There will be four-round contests be-
tween a number OF aspiring amateurs.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
ass 4
GnSiIv NegIected.

A little three -year-old who has been sum-
mering up in the country fell into an old
well, where the water was only six inches
deep, and remained there some time before
he was discovered. When he was finally
bounds.
"You fink l kin tay in well wizout
muffin to eat, like fwogP Fly wasn't no
better fadder m mudder IN you, I'd go
wifout children. ."-Texas Siftings.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Ropan Defeats RYAN.

TACOMA, Wesh., Sept. "a. Fred Boz
gan. of San Francisco, defeated Kid
Ryan, OF Chicago, tonight, in feather
weight prize-fght, in nine rounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
ALLERTON AND NELSON.

The Celebrated stations to Come To-
gether.
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, Sept. 4.-Will-
Jams has accepted the proposition to
match Allerton and Nelson at Grand
Rapids, Michigan, for purse Of 1000,
the winner to take all; race to take
place on October 9th.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
An Embezzler Arrested.

PIrTsBURG, Sept. 24.--David Hastings,
ex-clerk OF markets in Allegheny, has
been arrested. He has been market
clerk eighteen years, embezzling during
that time $52, 1000.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
a .Frenchman,s BRIDE.

PARIS, Sept. 24.-Miss Jennie Urqu-
halt, sister of Mrs. James Brown-Potter
was married here today to Rene Raoul
Duval. s A".
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
Inannrnnriata SimIle.

Lieutenant Ito elderly lady)--Madan,
you look as fresh and blooming today as a
rose of twenty summersi = Munchener
Kalender.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

The watermelon business in South
western Georgia has been overdone, and
many growers will change their crops.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

If you are lover of Tormosa Oolong, treat
Yourself to pound fthe most exquisite, $3.50,
at H. Jevnes.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

nor anG Hanlan increased their lead on
the home course. O'Connor. was the
favorite in the betting.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

Tourist sleeping cars, Los Angeles to
Boston through without change by the
Santa Fe route.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25
WORLD OF SPORT.
AllertOn and Nelson Matched
at Last.
The Great Event to Come Off
Early Next Month.
Santa Ana, a Los Angeles Filly, Wins
at Sheepshead.
Guido Captures Race at Garfield Park.
The Giants Thoroughly Democrat
ized-Other Sporting News
of Interest. ~

The writer expects Allerton to win
over Nelson. 1t will be grand race,
especially if Nelson should allow Budd
Doble to drive his stallion.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

Gluten -four, sure cure for diabetes. II
Jevne, 1876 and 15s North Spring street.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

Fine Zinfandel. H. J. woollacott keeps it.
For mineral waters call on II. J. woollacott.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

Guido won yesterday at the Garfield
park races.
Santa Ana, filly bred in this county,
won the first race yesterday at Sleeps
head bay. 81"
Los Angeles herald., 1891-09-25

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

Bertha pleasents. Miss Nellie Parker. Miss Mary
Nancy, Miss Leo, Miss Gcrtio Camp and MS
&. "a. Fellwol.
THE BKsTAUFANT.
The restaurant in the northwest corner OF the
building has very coy APPEARANCE. us VIII
d0ws are hidden by curtains and the walls are
covered with white muslin. go
There Is onlY one fault % be found win thy
establishment-th place is entirely too smaii
for the wants Of suffering humanity. Last
night Major James n. tapcrs had 90 take ms
stand at the entrance to keep ont hundreds OF
PEOPLE until seats could DC procured for them.
Wait for nearly an hour Gntil their turn gained
them admittance 10 one OF the tables
The dishes are Of a nrst-class character. ana
represent all the dfllCaclcs OF the season. anu
the price asked for them j. very low he ladies
have issued the following bill ct fare for 10.
days regular dinner, for which NIFTY cents VIII
be- charged.
Chicken soup: roast beef; lamb. mint sauce;
green peas; white potatoes; lnaccarOni; baked
tomatoes. desert ,ftapioca pudding.
Mrs y l.. Norris is very ANXIOUS to have u
thoroughly understood that the last rehearsal
for the Lady Washington tea party viii take
place on Fri hay next at u o'clock at the tabcr-
naclc. and all pGrticip ants are expected TO DC
present
The trade At the lemonade pavilion was very
brisk all evening. and Mrs. G. ". Branch and her
lovely pink and pale blue gOwncd assistants had
their hands full while the carnival was gong on
and twice they ran ont Of supplies.
From all appearances the financial result OF
the first nig ht very satisfactory and u u.s. 10
the ten nights which have been set aside for the
entertainment. in order that the ladies might
raise the sum Of $1,000 which they Will have
to pay on the franklin street property.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
CONC 70 Washington.
Committee From Richmond to Meet the
Postmaster General.

Tie Board of Directors Of the Chamber Of
Commerce held a called meeting at noon ycster-
day.
The following were present: Colonel John b.
Purcell. Judge George l.. Christian, Mcssrs /
y Carter, John 3. Cary, 4; H. clarke James y.
CrumD. James b. Elan, B. /. Johnson. \. ID.
Lauicrkin l.. q. Leigh. Jr.. II. 4. labb, ;. W:
TTayers and N. Nallersteln. directors, and
Messrs John Z. Branch A. s. Buford, c. J..
Todd and Philip liaxal.
The meeting hal been called 10 consider a
communication from Mcssrs. Thomas Branch a.
Co. % the president Of the Chamber in regard to
the contract for carrying the mail from this
The contract is to be awarded under the pro-
visions Of an act passed recently by Congress.
authorizing the Postmaster-General 70 make
the same.
Tho matter was thoroughly discussed in de-
tail ly Me,-r,. Branch. odd. HaNall Johnson
and Cary. All the speakers took the ground
that In the interest of the development OF com
mercial relations between Brazil and Virginia,
A. well a. all other section, tributary 10 the
Newport News and Mississippi Valley railroad
system. the contract should bee awarded 20 the
United States and Brazil steamship ilne; start
ing for Brazil from Newport News. winch llne
affords a satisfactory and constantly lmproy-
ing. mail. passenger and freight service be-
tween the countries IN question.
Colonel Cary moved that committee
OF twelve be appointed, with the chair
NAH As an ex-oihc02, member Tor the
sentng the views Of the meeting 10 the Post
ma,ter-Gentral.
The motion was adopted IN an amended form.
so as 20 empower the chairman 20 enlarge the
committee at his discretion.
The chair appointed the following members
Of the committee besides himself, who will leave
for Washington this morning: Colonel John i.
Purcell Mcssrs. b. - BOshcr, Thomas Atkinson,
John b. Branch, A. 5. Buford. James II. Dooey.
j. Taylor EllysOn, LOWS Ginter. Junlus A. Nor
ris, Thomas l.. Moore Philip Haxall, i. q.
Leigh, Jr., c. l.. Todd. and Allan Talbot.
The committee viii meet the Postm9ster-tIe n-
eral az l2:9D =. NJ to-day, and Will leave Elba
.fnfInn a ~ 4 III
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

The regular meeting of the Academy Of Medi-
cine and surgery Wa held last might.
The notice. bv postal card hat NOT all beer
delivered, through some fault in the mai
service. and the meeting was not attended "a.
largely as usual
case was reported by DR. Shields Of the good
effect Of the modern application of electricity
ON golfers dcformity heretofore nor ai all
amtnahle 60 treat. except when taken n It's
earliest STAGES. Ihi> dcformity. DE- i- well known
ls more common mn women than IN men
When the tumor ls very large. interfering
with lrtathing the success of the method
used hy DR. shields and DR. N. Mcclure was
only partial But when treated early the sue
ces, was very gratifying. Several cases Of treat
mont hy hoch- lymph were reported, but with
mo- definite result.
The member. present knew of hut three cases
under treatment, and only one seemed much
lcnrttted
This PATIENTS flesh had increased and the eV.
uectoratl0n greatly diminished. The subject 4
electricity wi.l be- further discussed at The next
meeting. ami fhe report of Dr-. lioge and Cor
don on the peculiar form OF typhoid fever which
visited Richmond last tall viii he made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
sUB-CuyTRACTORS MEET.
Their Second Mass- Meeting at Lee Camp Hall
Last Night.

A second mass-meeting Of the sub-contractors
OF this city was called for last night at the Lee
Camp Hall.
Mr.. Mason presided over the meeting and Mr..
Allen Maynard recorded.
After the minutes of the previous meeting
were read the assembly received the report OF
the committee appointed at the last meeting
which was endorsed.
As the committee had not 10 present formu-
lated plan 10 be scted upon, Mr.; A. T. Evans
presented some personal views and resoiutlons,
merely as his suggestions To his co-workefs, 20
be adopted or not in the future, AFTER tne bouy
Of sub-contractors shall have organized perHs-
nently. some Of his reeOlutions are AS tolo"S;
Whereas, the lien law OF virginia, whllee
affording ample protection TO the owners Oh
buildings and 10 the general contractors tneie-
OF. leaves the sub-contractOrs practicaly VIII
out any protection whatever; and whereas sen
preservation demands that some step be taheh
by the sub-contrsctors to protect their own III
tercsts while not wishing TO DO anything neon
sistent with right and justice, nor hurtfui 10
others, therefore be it
Resolved by the sub-contractors OF hichmond
and vicinity IN meeting assembled tnat IL Is the
sense Of said body that in the. general con
tractors bid the several bids of the sub-con,
tractors should be individually set forth; anu
that the owner Of the property should win me
consent Of the general contractor agree 70
paw 10 the several sub-contractors Ill
rect their respective amounts. less one
per cent. thereof. which is TO he paid 70 the gen
eral contractor, in consideration OF his assum-
Ing the general superintcndence OF the con-
struction. Ii not being the desire or Intention
OF THIS BODY 20 deprive the general contractor
Of any rights or duties he now has save the
responsi bility OF receiving and dlsbursng the
moneys due the respective sub-coniractors;
"Resolved further, That a committee be ap-
pointed 10 confer with tho general contractors
of the city, with the view Of obtaining their
consent 70 such an arrangement and 90 pre-
pare. OF have prepared an agreement embody-
ing such views.
Resolved further. That il is the sense Of this
body that the sub-cOntractors should bind
themselves in writing to be signed by them
10 put IN no bids and 10 do no work for any gen
eral contractor who refuses 10 agree 10 such
conditions
point a committee. which is TO present at the
next meeting formulated plan for permanent
organization. ~.
Gps W j. Westwood. A. W. MAYNARD, ". j..
Rady Peter COPELAND, Thomas Gambler, John
Gilmore. aud A. q. Evans.
call of the committee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
Personal end Genernl.

Colonel James c. Cochran, Of stanton, was
in the city yesterday.
Hon George 5. shacklefOrd, member Of the
Legislature from Orange county. IS in the city.
4 marriage license was issued yesterday %
Alfred y. White. Of Greenwood, Albemarle
county. and Nora Lee Coghlan
The Hollywood Memorial Association meets
to-day noon in the Second Presbyterian church
lectlrc-rOOm.
Mr. Carter Harrison, though still very Ill, was
considered by his physician, Dr. Hogc, little
better last night.
The Superintendent of the Fire Alarm System
says he frequently find, letters III the alarm
boxes, some persons thinking they are letter
boxes
Patrick Halloan. who attempted 70 commit
suicide az his home. rs north Twenty nth
street, last week, was reported as being entirely
out of danger by DR.. Hlnchman yesterday, who
is the attending physician.
Mr.. 4 W. Woebken, member OF the firm Of
Bcrgner * Engel. Philadelphia. and secretary Of
that company, Was in the city Yesterday ON his
way home from Florida. While here he was the
guest of Mr.. A. Won kosenegk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
MISS H1RIOU =.
The Coming Society shakesPerian Event Of
the Season.

The manager that in antc-bellum days gave
Richmond jefferson as the comedian for sea-
son. and who. after the war; secured Adelaide
Nelson, Mary Anderson. Charlotte Cushman,
Edwin Booth and other ike celebrities for our
theatre come, now back 70 his old homo with
Julia Mar0we. whom tho greatest LIVING actress,
Sarah Roruhardt. says is tho promise of the
American stage and Crcston Clarke. the son
of the great comedian. John ). q arko. the
grandson OF Junius irutus Booth. OF glorious
memory. and nephew to and by right Of blood
and brains the successor Of Edwin Booth. TO ap-
pear in the Shakesperian comedy and tragedy.
. IN the company is Miss Martha Mattlel Ford,
who Is a thorough Nirgnisn through her ma
tornal ancestry, al Of whom are Of Hanover
county.
Romeo and Juliet" "iygmalion and Gaiatea,'
and The Hunchback."
Miss Marlowe IN the leading roles Of Rosa
lind. Juliet "Galatca, and "Juha. and Mr..
Clarke as Orlando, Romeo 'Pygmahon,"
and Sir Thomas Clifford.
The sale of seats for The season Will open AT
the theatre tomorrow morning. and 10 prevent
speculation a. far as possible she custom OF the
Tichmond Theatre will be adhered 20. and 40
more than SIX tickets viii Doe sold 10 any one IN
diYldual
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
Miss sIarIowe's Costumes.

There is not on the stage amore elegant dress
er than Miss Julia Marlowe Her costumes in
Julia in The Hunchback' are new revela-
tion Of taste in toiettes Those she wears IN
Juliet are bewilderngly beautiful, and her
Greek dress in "Galatea" is worthy of the
Grecian beauty who was carved out of pure
marble As Rosalind. whether in her male
attireas Ganymede or in the costume Of hen
sex. her exquisite taste IS c0nspicnously attrac
tive.
On Monday night when she appears az the
Theatre, her grace Of movement, her striking
attitudes her skill in costuming will divide
tle intercs, Of the audience with her acting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
Property Transfers.

Hichn0nd Cifv.-John q. McCuc 10 Louisa J.
Cartwright. - feet on north side Vi street,
between Iwentv-third and Twenty fourth, 500.
John Pitt, substituted trustee. and others TO
John "a. McCue s. feet on Iwenty-fOurth street,
northwest corner H. 1919.
Hsnrio0 Cmuiy.-ThOmton Lecost TO Robert
Barbour. one acre, near Broad street road. $3.50,
William Niliamsons widow and heirs 20
Thornton Leeost, one acre near Broad-street
road. SIS.
Henry Neurohr to Z. Dickerson, Jr. 40 feet
on east side IWenty-seyenth street. between L
and 4, s4500
North Side Land Company 60 j. ". Easley lot
FIVE square nine, and lot two. square forty-onc,
Chestnut Hill, 500
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

The Sixth Lodge of the Order of the Fratcrnal
Circle IN this city, was instituted last night at
Elicit Hall
inc following officers were elected from a
charter list # thirty ami regularly inst allied los
the District Deputy OF the order: VIM. y. Ne
Dowcil, uastsprcsidtnt; charles H. Cosby. prcsi-
dent: sherman Z. King, vice-presleni: Thoma.
jackson. secretary: George q. toruck. treas.
urcr: samuel y. scott, marshal. VIM " Gordon
son. Thad Bowen, directors; DR.. ". T.. Fa.rar.
medical examiner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
MRS. MART CBCMP.
She Dies at Her Home After Brief Illness
Funeral Thursday.

Mrs Mary Crump. wife of Judge W. W..
Cnmp, died yesterday afternoon al minutesto
O'Clock, az his residence, 229 Governor street.
The funeral will take place Thursday after
noon at 4 from ST. Pauls church.
Mrs Crump was before marriage Miss Mary
Iabb. of Gloucester county, and she was sixty
six years Old
Her husband survives her and besides she
leaves four childron-Nrs William b iIghtfoot,
Mrs Fanny G.. widow of Randolph Tucker,
Mcssrs Edward r. and Devcrly i. Crump
She Was one of The lovlicst Of women IN char
actcr-fuil Of good deeds ami beloved by all who
knew her.
Almost from the foundation OF -. Paul $
church she had been ono of its leading members
and au active spirit ln all IFS affairs.
Death resulted from an attack Of apOplcNy
which occurred some few weeks ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
DRY GOODS, 80
SPECIAL BARGAINS
KAUFMAN & CO.'S.
Hamburg, NainsOOk and Swiss Embrod-
cries and Skirtings,

Tho space now used for the above line .
white goods We are compelled 10 use for Oh r
purposes Rather than put them aside We
shall offer some attractive prices IN order %
close out the greater portion Of them to-day
and tomorrow.
Neat. small patterns in edges. 3, 4. 5. 2. 10
u and Is cents-they have all been reduced
in price.
Pretty patterns In wider edges, with insert.
ing TO match, Is, 20, 20. IS and 80 centS
Choice variety Of fine quality Swisa anl
Nainsook embroideries and edges all reduced
in price 10 make this sale attractive.
Full width ladies' skirting, deliberately en-.
broidered, the usual O-cent quality, marked
down to 80 cents Our finer grades in 76c-nt
81, $50. ~ and s25 skirting. marked down
in same prODOrtiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
MEDICIL COLLEGE.
List of the Graduates for the Session just
Closed.

The third annual meeting Of the Society Of
Alumni. Of the Medical College Of Virginia,
will be held in the college building, Wednesday.
ats.9O O'Clock j. VI.
Dr. ". " Parker Of Richmond. annual ora
for will deliver the address 10 the society and
the public.
me commencement exercise will take place at
the Theatre Thursday. at $50 o'clock + VI The
orator will be- Rev W. V. Tudor, of Richmond.
The public Is invited.
The examination concluded yesterday, and
the following Is list Of the graduates
Mo,srs .. r. Blankenship. H. +. Drumming W.
T. Payne, G.. J.. Siegel. Jr,R. L. Oppenhlmer, all
~ Richmond: " 7. Holland, Nansemond coun-
IS: A. ]lckcm, Nelson county; r. W. Robert
son, Danyille; Z. r Jones, brunswick county
$ 4. McConkey Salem; ). W. Hobson, Pow
Field, Jr.. Dinwiddio county; W. l.. Daily,
Northampton county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
EiffX-seven DnLen Egrs.

man from Charles City county arrived in
Richmond Monday night with horse. cart and
fifty-seyen dozen eggs.
he "put up the horse and cart and egg, at
BossieuX's stable for the night. and during that
time and daybreak some thief entered and stole
the eggs.
The culprit has not been found. and. nm
fortunately. IL o. not probable that the man
from the country can identify his property
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
ChiIdren'S White Dresses.

This department In this house is a store u
itself Never was the variety 80 extensive Anl
never were there SO many pretty styles 70 se.
lect from.
We have them for infants, also for childrens
first short dresses, and from two years up %
eight years These dresses are all made here
by experienced hands and workmanship and
fit guaranteed.
You may be able to find lower-pnced dresses
than what we show. but where quality aul
workmanship are considered We are first
the ranks.
We also show full line Of undergamoas
for children and m case you want a special
article which we have not Ia stock We make ii
for you on short notice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08
THE WTANOkE.
she Has Been Taken or the Route for
Repairs.

The steamship Wyanoko has been taken OF
the line for repairs to her machinery, hull and
cabins; and the company mean 20 have her IN
thorough order when she comes on the route
again. which viii be IN about .iN weeks.
They purpose improving her machinery 20 as
90 increase her speed, rcnOvutc her cabins and
paint her from one On 10 the other
The NyanOhc has been q faithful ship 20 Rich
mOnd. as She broke the ice gorge On the James
river several times. for which oar City Council
gave her commander q testimonial
During thc time she is of the line her place
viii be filled hy the steam hip Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

secretary of the Youns Mems Christian As.ocia-
tiOn. leaves Tins morning ON weeks vacation
for his home 40 Portsmouth 10 get much-neodcd
Fest.
Mr. Atkinson has managed the affair. of tho
Association ever since the late secretary, Mr. J..
D. Wilkinson. was taken sick, in December la~t.
until Secretary Candii.h took charge Of his
office.
Re laborcd very hard. even 10 the detrmcnt
Of his health, and the Board OF Directors very
gladly granted him a short vacation 90 regain
LIS .frNnEIh.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-08

The Board Of Directors Of Blackshurg College
met IN the office of the Superintendent Of Pub
lie Instruction last night
4 programme was mapped out for to-day 5
session. and other routine business was attend
cd to-
Those in attendance were Messrs. ". s. Turn
bull. brunswick county; Joseph NJ Barton, IA.
T.. Carter Richmond; 4 r. NCnable. Farmvlle:
j. Thompson Brown. Bedford; L. l.. Fitzgerald,
Danville Hon. John L. Massey and Captain c.
+. Nawter Miller School.