The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-03-26
Large Political Mass-Meetinc.

No,rorK. Va. March % -iSpecIal)-The poll
s;cal Il ght for the city Offices is waxing warm
fsst night a large mass-meetins OF the voter'
~ tbe fourth ward was held and was ADDRESSED
~ ali of the candidates, some nftcen or twenty
IN number Several OF the candidates are poor
speakers but good singers, ana these seheIall
nccupy the time allowed IN rendering popular
songs Next Monday night a club VIII be ORGAN,
i1ed in the Fourth ward, which viii be fouowec
nv one in the Fifth on Tuesday or Wednesday
60 far but little bad feeling has been ehseh
dered. :s. .,o oo,,
demnatiOn of part of ST. PAU church Atu
FOR the opening of Holt street viii be on ehali
of certain members of the church an rotations
OF persons buried there. . -
me board Of health at its last meeting CON
graduated the people OF NorIoIk tiiad we 0i''
r. this time is free of all contagious dlseeses.
A number OF gentlemen are oIgali.ins ~
an expedition to Lake Druminond IN mo M r.
nal swamp to catch the souih.rh Inu md are
frequently caught weighing Twelve ana ni'eeH
pounds. -, oio.ol tl,a fol
lowing officers for the ensuing year; Iolohei
William Lamb. presidents captain Nllham
lander treasurer Frank l.. Slade, secretary;
Csptnin \. NJ Osborne. r. H. Wright ana Ar
thur n. Page. directors L., l.
slarel ninth dividend Of 5 per cent. IN favor OF
lie creditors OF the Exchange National Dank OF
Norfolk. making 6s per cent. on claims proved
"rbe oficers of the Fourth Virginia regiment
will meet next Tuesday night Tor the purpose
Of electing a heutenant-c colonel and ma or
Several weeks ago. on invitation OF ilckett-
pncbanan Camp. tableauX we're given IN Forts
month for the benefit of Grimes Battery III
was fak he of the tirst order. Hundreds OF tlck-
cts were sold and the best people or fortsmo IN
were present. They early realized that 'hey
had been sold and began 10 leave ana whsn the
curtain went down in the last act there were not
twenty people in the house. The comnlttee OF
the battery on Gahleaux publish card TINS morn
ing and respectfully request to he forgiven LOT
permitting the ne of tho battery 5 name as,
surfing the public that they we're badly lmpOs'd
noon The committee snOunce Ill ver5 Nlsor-
ous terms the young men who PERFORATED the
fraud.
Active Preparations are going on a the Nor
folk nayy-yard 10 make the launch or the
Raleigh a success. IL is confidently eXnecicd
that 1900 strangers will he here, All o the
railroad ana steamboat lines Will DrlnB eAcur-
sion parties. 81.
Mr.. George Townsend. IN the construction
department at the navy-yard. had the bridge OF
upon il while at work upon the Raleigh this
Judge T. r. Watts one of the directors and
general counsel OF the SeahOard sir Inc. was
terved with notices last evening from Judge {.
w. Murdaugh and II. II. +. Bait relulrlng the
railroad company 70 remove the track IRON III
front of their residences on Crawford sire. {
and forbidding the COMPANY rel lacing the rails
within sixty feet of their dwellings or occupy
ing their land for any use of the railroad com
pany The work is beng pushed ahOad by the
company regardless OF the notices, and Will be
continued until stopped by tho cOur.s.