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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

DAILY COTT0N LETTER.

Following is the daily cotton letter Of
ATWOOD. Violet AZ CO.. 1l New York bv
private wire u G. ". Branch 4 CO..
This market opened dun ard without
feature at q decline OF ] % points
after the call There was spasmoIic
attempt TO advance prices, and a gain OF
! points over the opening vas made. This
demand was freely met and ln the abb
sence Of adyices from Liverpool AMI
speculative support. the market .arsed
into duh state, trading being almost
entirely confined 90 local operators. Durlas
the day, In the absel.e NJ adflee3 from
Liverpool, there has been no disposition
10 trade for these rea .s. ana Nill t1f
silver bill In Congress hanging over the
market operators were leferrcd from enc
tering into new engagements and cncour-
agement given 10 the bears. There is
nothing In sight al the moment urnl
which 10 form an opinion as lO tse
future course Of the market, which seems
waiting for news from Washington ard
Liverpool. Receipts for the day are esti-
mated al 800 bales. against 5.2l bales
last year New Orleans receipts for to-
morrow are estimated at 500 bales.
against 1850 bales last year Receipts for
this week are estimated az 5000 bales
against $3.50 bales iast year. Amount
that came into sight last week was 1855
bdies. making q total since September
Isl OF 6.Si5H bales AGAINST 5,9H,5lQ bales
last year Visible supply according %
the Chronicle, on the td was i,ZsJ,i43
bales, against f.009 So bales last year.
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, March 26.-Flour steady;
winter wheat, low grades, S2OO42.45; pa
tent S3.2Ju3.50; Minnesota clear, $500
900. patent So TJQ43O. Southern -four
quiet and steady; common 10 fair extra,
S2OOG3OO. good 20 choice, S3lOn3.4O.
Wheat frmer with options, and trading
fair: No. red. store and elevator, 5ll9
@GZAc: ahoat d24c options opened
rallied &C. and dosing steady at l4l1sc.
over Saturday, No. . red, March, 6ll.c.;
Corn drm; No 2. 4Gc. elevator, 47c.
Options duh and down &C., closing nrm;
April. 42llc.; May. 429sc.; July. 432sc.
oats dull Optsns unchanged to hc
lower; March, Sole; April, S54c.; May
Rf7.c.; No. . white April, 3OAc. spot
No' , 35Hc.. No white. 3s12c. mixed
western. 35ibd3BiAc. white do 3Ggilc
Hay quiet and steady; shipping, oVH
G-c.: good to choice, I3Qs5c.
Wool I'm fair demand and steady; do
nestle fleece. 2OQ2Jc.; pulled. lOa2 oc.
Beef dull and steady: family, sl2oOq
400; extra mess, ssOOgs.'O; peer MANS mans
nii-et at StGOOuiG.J0: tierced beef dull
CITY extra. India mess, $lsO0H22VO; CUT
meats. quiet and steady; picked bellies,
ss .,7IT6T5: shoulders. 500; hams 500
03sT4S; middles nominal.
Lard in moderate demand Tor cash ana ill
higher: western steam closed at S'5V;
c'ty, S675. Refined quiet; Continent
IG5. South America. $795; compound
sa.OgN612i s,,,-1,
ID -. extra prime. Sl2OOdl25O.
rutter quiet and closed easy: state
dairy. new. IlQ2Oc; do, old, lOa l6c.'
d.. creamery. new. DC; western dairy,
ffi n1Jc: do, creamery, new, lo1--c''
Cotton seed oil in better demand and
firm crude DC bid: yellow, Bic.
befroleum quiet and unchanged.
Rosin more active and hrm; strained
common to good, SLl2Rg l;l'l-. .o,,1,,,.
R,ca firm and demand steady; domestic
fair to extra. 3ssq514c; Japan 41aa re
lioiqsses-roreign nominal, Ne" Or
leans omen kettle good to choice, quiet
and steady at 3O43sc.
peanuts Quiet
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

40 ELAINE Attached q the Boy who KIM,
iii- Communion

Nhan Turley. the twelve-year-old whit
'l "no was before Justice Crutcbeo,a
ieriay morning upon Tho c,a,., .'''' ~ =
st.ns Richard Walden. one Of b1s c ot
l'Ns ana piaymaies, was DISMISSED
evidence showed the Shooting Ia
'.t' hcen purely accidental.
facts in the case are as follows.
@ Walden, aud several other 30 a
-' 20 me Clark Spring lot on Reser-
sI street last Saturday afternoon 40
icy lney had "a revolver hidden under
h'n.e in tie ne.shbOrhOod. and Turlev
sDDh me weapon from rs place OF con
,,e'.ll, No.. While examining II With the
y"o on by-sianders standing around
nm, Turley accidentiy discharced he
trt'' me bullet entered Naiden's head
ne dled late that night from me
.,le,is on the wound Turley, upon being
nitsiea for the murder OF Walden IVES
'a'sa Tor Ma appearance In court yester-
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a Delightful PEI nna co at The Mozart
Or 81. Do ... nd

Or Ia . nd
Society. ct last freed from the erasp
which Lent has had upon it for forty
days, turned out en masse last evening
20 see and hear the Yale Glce and Banjo
Clubs at the Academy Of Music
Long before the curtain rose upon the
first part the foyer was crowded with the
beauty ald wealth OF society. eager TO
gain admittauce 20 hear what proved to
be the bcs;-reniercd glee and banjo con-
cert that has appeared in Richmond this
season.
College gleo clubs az rule are Ike
circus and minstrel performances If you
see one. YOU see an This rule. however,
must bow TO the Yale Club. for their
songs were new, some OF them being
heard for the first time iu this city. and
they ere all sung IN a manner that was
harmonious and refreshing. The voices
OF all the members clearly defined ardu-
Gus training The Banjo club play as one.
Each number OF the programme was
well rendered and was encored by the
audience loudly. The honors of the even
ing were equally divided between the two
clubs. and the audience left with the de-
lightful feeling OF having received their
moneys worth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

Models on Exhibt zion nj the Chambcr-To
Deepen the River.

A general meeting OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday
evening at 6 p. NJ
Judge George L. Christian. president OF
the Chamber. In calling the meeting TO
ORDER stated that It's object was to AFFORD
the members Of the Chamber az. Ac pub
lie an opportunity OF hearing Major Whit
comb upon the subject OF the James
river Improvement, In a statement which
he had been Invited 10 make, and OF In
specting models Of Ran1olph's Fiat shoal,
which illustrated the work that was being
accomplished on the river by THIS I'm,
provement. Judge Christian emphasized
the Importance OF this work, and Illus
trated the advantage which he thought
Richmond would derive from James river
when It's channel had been deepened In
accordance with the present plan by
what the improvement Of the Clyde nad
done for Glasgow.
number OF the most prominent busl-
ness men and citizens Of Richmond were
present.
Colonel Whtcomb made most inter
csting staten snt 81 regard TO this Work
upon the river and then answered
number Of questions asked him by gen
tlemen IN the meeting.
Upon the conclusion Of his remarks Mr..
< w Travcrs offered the following reso-
luton Of thanks 90 Major WhitcomD'
which was unanimously adopted.
Resolved That the thanks OF the Rich
mOnd Chamber of Commerce be. ana are
hereby unanimously rendered TO Major
II. - WhitcOmh. resident engineer OF the
James river Improvement for his most
interesting ana Instructive remarks IN
reference 70 the WORK ompishci m the
IMPROVEMENT of the channel Of James
river. and for the pleasure aad informa-
lion Doc has afforded the members OF the
ghamhcr and iis visitors fhi- evening IN
allowing them thc privilege or examining
the beautifully executed models - RAN
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DEATHS.

PILLOW. Died. at the residence or her
parents, No 3l5 west Marshall street
March %, 1891, at 1915 o'clock I. NJ.
NORMA BROCK. youngest daughter OF
BENJAMIN and Cassandra Pillow; aged
twelve months and five days.
Little one. sleep
Dear Withered bud. we viii not weep,
For God. in his wise providence.
Knew best. and took thy spirit hence,
And where his angels vigils keep
And springtime's earliest roses creep,
In restful slumbers soft and deep
Little one, sleep
Funeral from the residence TUESDAY
EVENING at 4 o'clock.
Petersburg papers copy.
McDONOUGH.-Di Monday morning,
March 20, 1894. at his residence, JAMES
McDONOUGH.
Funeral viii take place from his late
residence This (Tuesday) AFTERNOON
at 6 o'clock. and remains taken to Union
depot for interment at Troy, ~. Y.
Friends and acquaintances requested 70
attend.
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exports, to Great Britain, 9.2s2 bales:
france. - bales; Continent. ssl5 bales:
forwarded, e.i3 bales; sales. l,23O bales
spinners. ia bales. Total to-day. Net
receipts. l0.l95 bales; exports, to Great
Britain, 1,ye2 bales; Continent. 4.i75 bales:
stock, 79s.1Gs bales. Total so far this
week: Net receipts. 52,Hz bales; exports.
to Great Britain. 1855 bales; France. lgc
bales; Continent, 2l,s2i bales. Totals since
september LIST: Net receipts $3.50 ISL
bales; exports, to Great Britain. 2.i52.y7g
bales; France. 5i5.273 bales; Continent.
l,HO,o62 bales; channel 9,eSl bales.
Ne" ORLEANS, March 2e.-Cotton fu-
lures quiet and steady: sales. 1880 bales:
March, 100; April. 100: May. iii; June.
IA; July. 1872; August, 1856: September.
To-; October, 7.35; November, 1885, De-
cember IA
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Polk Miller gave his recital on the Old
Virginia plantation negro iast nisht be-
fore the ST. Nicholas Society. OF New
York city, at the Hotel Waldorf on
Wednesday evening. the 18th, he will en-
terrain the New Century Cub al VIII
min8ton, Del, and on Thursday cve2ing
ne rs the guest Of the Hamilton Club. OF
Brooklyn. n y. Mr. Miller receives In
vitations every day from All parts OF the
country 10 deliver his famous recital. II
Is race between the platform and the
drug business.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

MoHere ana classic French comedy Will
be the theme of Prof. Boatvright's leo
ture AZ Grace-Street Baptist church this
evening. This lecture Is the fourth IN
the extension series provided by tho
college alumni, and promises TO be be-
hino none OF the Others In interest Tba
lecture outline indicates a comma rss,.,,
Of Moiere and Shakespeare. an sccount
OF the Hotel de Rambouillet. and o,hnr
attractive features '''N'
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Coffee-Options steady at 10 points
down to 10 points up: March, sl6359
l6.i5; May. xlJ.sJd15.!D; July, Sl5.301
and steady: No. 7. $f7JO.
Sugar-Raw duh and steady; fair re-
fining, 2ssc. Refined dull and steady:
or A, 3 11-1Gd4c.; standard A. l-lGap
&c; cut-loaf. 3-lGu5c.. crushed. a-l6
qJc.; graduated. 1 i-iGQ4kc.
Freights to Liverpool dull and weak:
cotton, 9-6id.; grain. 2Ad.
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Steamship Danville, Murphy Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Gloucester Howes, Balti-
more. general cargo.
Steamship city Of Columbia, Jenney,
New York. general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship Gloucester, Howes, Boston
via Norfolk, general cargo.
Steamship city Of Columbia, Jenney,
New lork, via Newport News, general
cargo. ,,
Steamship Danville, Murphy, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
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UNION STOCK YARDS. ILL. March
steady: comwon 90 extra steers. $3.50
400; stochers and iced ors. 81. 50U3.5O;
cows and bulls, >i.2583.2j; calves. $50
H515.
beavy 81 4oq55 n, c,r,non - cboica rnix.
ed. S4.4OMi.T5; choice assorted. SfT06D
4.75 light. A.40Ni.To: pigs. S3sjGl6j
Sheep-Receipts. 5000; market strong;
inferior 10 choice. $2.50Q l3j, lambs, y;I.2j
al 90
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day, the father OF the dead boy going
his surety. Coroner Taylor. accompanied
by Justice Crutchneld viewed the body
Sunday. After making inquiry into the
case. the Coroner deemed an inquest I'M
necessary. attaching no blame TO the boy
who did the shooting
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27
LII OIL Hnme.ta,h

Denman Thompson's excellent comnanv
in the "Old Homestead" repeated rs si,r'
cess Of several weeks ago at the Rtch-
mond Theatre yesterday The engage
ment was Tor two performances, matinee
and evening, at both OF which standing.
room was at a premium
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

BURG. VA. March 26.-
SpeciaL--Mr. Benz. Patterson died last
night at his home after lingering III
ness. aged fifty-s.x years. He leaves a
widow and five children.
Isaac Hirsh. OF this city. has sold his
farm In this county to J. s. Llpsconb.
of Newport News.
Mr.. Caleb Lawson. an aged citizen.
was paralysizei yesterday, and Is now In
critical condition.
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LEG II NOTICES.
n FFIrE OF SPECIAL COMMISSION
- Tx. RICHMOND MARCU 3. 1871.

II FFIIE OF SPECIAL COMMISSION
- '-h' RICHMOND, MARCH q 1874.
Granville O. Valentine, BENJAMIN -. vah
entlne. and Fredick 5 Valentine. execH-
ttfs OF Mann 5. Valentine. deceased
VINO also sue I'm their own right. and
Liza Meade Valentine. the wife OF BEN
yamln Is. Valentine, and Mary Lyle
tine .................... s,orni,trsnts
against
Edward c. Valentine in his own right
i anu as guardian of William Gray Nose
80 Maria q. Moseiey, Helen A. Nose
iey, and Alexander Moseiey. and as
trustee under the cOlicil TO the viii
Oh mann l,li,i ,. Valentine, deceased. and the
Moseley. Helen +. MOseey, ana Alex
amer MOseiey, Frederick s. Valentine
Jr, Resale Leslie Valentine Mann y
valentine Jr., and Sallie Cary Nalen-
tine, MS wife, Mann ; Valentine. son
OF Mann 5. Valentine. Jr.. Cary \aien-
tine. Allen W. Valentine. Henry l..
valentine. and Katherine Shore Nalen-
tine MS wife; James NJ. Valentine,
a sbo haward y; valentine. trustee under
the cooicil 20 the VIII OF Mann = Val
entine, deceased, and In his own risht.
ana Mary Woods. and the Valentine
Museum, a corporation duly chartered
under the laws OF the state OF Nir-
Extract from a decree OF the Chancery
court OF the city Of Richmond. In the
above cause Of the 2ith day OF Feb
fuary leJL
1t is adjudsed ordered. ana de-
creed that this cause be referred TO g. H.
Berry. who IS hereby appointed spe-
car commissioner for the purpose, with
direction 10 state and report an account
OF me transactions Of the executors OF
Mann ). Valentine. deceased, during the
first year OF their executorship taking
as prlma iacle correct, Dut liable TO
surcharge ana falsincation I'm the regular
way. any accounts that may have been
settled by said executors ex parte. and
duly confirmed by this court. and said
commissioner shall also state and report
an account OF al debts and demands
against the estate of Mann $. Valentine.
deceased
TINS decree, the said commissioner shall
publish IN newspaper published I'm the
city OF Richmond once "A week for four
successive weeks. notice of the time and
place Of taking said accounts, and such
publication shall be equivalent TO per-
sonal service Of such notice on the parties
or any OF them.
Richmond March Z 1894.
The parties to the above entitled cause.
and all those who may have any debts
or demands against the estate OF Mann
:. Valentine, deceased, are hereby noti-
fled that | have fixed upon Monday, the
9th day OF April. 1894, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
as the time. and my office, No AZ
north Eleventh street. I'm the city OF
Richmond, as the place for executing
the provisions OF the foregoing decree.
BENZ. III. BERRY,
Special Commissioner.
CHRISTIAN q CHRISTIAN. for Come
plainants. mh6-tn4w
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SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH GA. March 26.--Spirits
turpentine market opened and closed
firm al 2sc for regulars; sales about 3OD
casks.
Rosin market firm and unchanged and
demand fair. sales. 1000 barrels. Quote
A, b, c, and ID, S1.00; r. sos; f. Si.20;
G., sl.35: II. S1.7O; |. si.95; X. 1928: NJ.
$3.50; n, S2.37la, window glass, $3.50;
water white. S215
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

A WslI.known Business Man Of Halifax
Creditors are Five Cl sses.

Creditors are Five CT sses.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA. March 2s.-Spe-
ciaI.--R Holt Essley. Of Houston. Va.
made an assignment to-day TO Jno. w.
Rely and Wood Bouldin, Jr.. trustees.
The creditors are In five classes. The
first class amount to $1,000. due to
various banks the second class $1,000.
viz: His sister, Mrs. Wood BouIdin,
Jr.. $4,000. and his mother, Mrs. r.. S.
Easey. $1,000.
He conveyed TO his wife. in commuta-
ton for dover. his home. with all the
appurtenances furniture. plate, horses.
carriages. etc.
Mr.. Easley has been a large operator
In real estate In Sioux City and other
points In the northwest. and his fall
ure Is due TO the collapse Of the boom
and shrinkage in values OF real estate.
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Cash OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES was duh and
steady and prices were unchanged; wheat.
&c: No. red, be; corn, 36G361sc. oats
3ONc.; pork, Sll.OOa ll.O2la; lard, Sl02l2Q
100; ribs, S57OQ j.l2H, shoulders, S1.iog
600. sides. sG.OOlh2J. whisky. SLID.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Chambers Of Commissioner Massie.
Corner Eleventh and Bank streets,
Richmond. Va. March .. 1894.
Gustavus Millhiser. executor of the Will
OF William James Cussen, deceased,
and trustee hereunder for Edward J.
CuSSen ................s......tO complainant,
against
Emily Cussen and Anita Irene Cussen and
Edward j. Cussen. infants under the
age OF twenty-one years. defended by
Preston Cooke, their guardian ad Item.
and NJ. A. @. Cussen, Charlotte h.
Gwatkin and William c. Gwatkin, her
husband. Philomena NJ. Smith, Miss
Lee Camp. John c. Gibson, Emily Glib
son. Joseph r.. Sorg. G.. ID. Lambeth.
Walter r. Turner. and George W. Hud-
son; the Saint Sophias Home for Old
People, Richmond. Va; the Male Or
phan Society. Richmond, Va: the 81.
Paul's Home for Aged and infirm Wo-
men. at Richmond, Va: the Fulton
Baptist church, the Wedfell Mission
Protestant Episcopal church, on Denny
street, in Fulton, and the Denny-Steet
Methodist Episcopal church. south, at
Richmond, Na........ .'Defendahts.
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Try Court Of the city OF

Richmond. -,
by decree pronounced In this suit ~
said court on the lst day OF March, 1894.
n was adludged, ordered, ana decrHcd
trustee under the will Of william J. Gus
sen. deceased, DO, as soon az the twelve
months from the date Of his qualification
March n. 1888 shall have elapsed. place
before one OF the commissioners Of th.
court a statement OF ali the moneys
which as such he has received or become
chargeable with, or has dsbursed from
the date OF his qualification down 70 the
time that such commissioner shall set
lie the same together with his vouchers
for such disbursements, and the Court
doth order that this cause De referred 10
one OF the commissioners Of this court.
whose duty II shall be 10 audit, state.
and settle the foregoing account or ac-
counts. And the said commissioner snail
also take an account
I'd OF all debts and demands against
the estate OF the said testator. WITH their
dicnities and priOrltles. II any. and
IA An account Of all the assets, real
and personal, Of the said estate
Which accounts the said commissioning
shall take. state, and report 70 the court,
Together with any matter specially stated
~ himself or required 10 BE- 50 stated
~ anv OF the parties. and I'm taking the
fgre0oinR accounts the said commissioner
eb,I efve notice OF the time and place
,beraor by publication once week for
four sllcceesive weeks la some news-
naDer published IN the city OF Richmond
evhich shall be equivalent TO personal
errvlca OF notice 10 all partie. concerned
save 10 said executor and trustee or HE
counsel.
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CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., March 26.-Tur-
pentine-Nothing doing; quotations omit
ted.
ROsin firm at g5c
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To all persons and parties interested:
Take notice that | shall proceed e
nav said chambers. on the 4th day OF
Anril. 1894. al the hour or ~ a. ~, 10
when and where you may attend, II you
flLuk urluer.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. March "a 1891
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

John scott tcoioreO on February Sd
early in the morning cut and killed anotb'
or negro named Daniel Martin. on south
seventeenth street Scott was tried he
fore Judse ). b. Witt. i'm the Hustincs
Court yesterday for the murder OF Mar
tin. II appeared from the testimony that
the TWO negroes had a controversy about
some bread, and that Scott borrowed a
knife from bar-room in the vicinity
and after his return stabbed Martin 40
severely that he died soon Afterwards
The jury found the accused guilty OF
murder IN the second degree. and fixed his
punishment at fifteen years Imprisonment
in the penitentiary.
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EUGENE G. MASSfE,
Commissioner In Chancefy,
JACKSON GUY. Counsel for Complain
ants. 1,s, No..
PREsTON COOKE, Guardian al litem
~ Inf,nt Defendants mhsfw
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

yrlRGINIA.-AT RULES HELD IN
' THE CLERKS OFFICE on THE
LAW AND EQUITY COURT OF THE
cry OF RICHMOND. VA. ON MON
DAY. THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH. I'M.
Beveridge. william H........n... fisinti6.
Nary f. Hessler, Matthew Dusgan. Mary
Duggan. Thomas Duggan. n he he ltv-
ing. IN not. hts heirs, who are un-
known, and James McDonough. admir-
of John Duggan. deceased. Defendants.
IN CHANCERY.
The object Of this suit Is TO attach the
interest OF Mary T. Hessier In the estate
OF John Duggan. deceased. for the pay
ment by the defendant 10 the plaintiff
Of the sum OF one hundred dollars.
And AFFIDAVIT having been made ana
fled that the defendant, Mary T. Hess
Ter. is nonresident OF the State OF
Virginia, she IN required To appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
hereof. and do what IL necessary TO
protect her interest In this suit.
Pr. WINSTON Clerk.
BEvERIDGE 4 BRlSTOW. p. q,
mh1O-tuiw
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An Informal Meeting.

An informal meeting Of the Committee
on Schools was held in room No. II OF
the City Hall yesterday afternoon. Chair
man Cary and Messrs. Hardwicke, Tan
ner, and Thomas were present. 1t was
stated that the new Central School build
ing would be completed by April 5th. and
he committee adjourned until the after
noon OF that day.
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Other Committees.
shaii Th.re he yvstchman

The remains OF MIR Wallace Washing
e.. which arrived here on Sunday morn
iag az O'Clock, were met at the Ches-
ipsaAe and Ohio depot by a large num-
Der Of members OF the Police Depart
melt. and escorted TO Hollywood. where
they were placed in AIR. Laube's receiv-
.g vault. Rev Dr. John Is. Newton con-
re.ed q short funeral service.
Chef Of Police john Poe, Jr yesterday
..anscd officer j. f.. Shinberger as
Is c.cfk to succeed Mr.. Washington.
t-. slinDerer hl.cd the latter's place
-riag lbs Illness and has good deal
nd experience in the duties Of his new
..lce.
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The Fl ance Committee in Session.

The Finance Committee held a session
I'm the Auditors Office yesterday after
noon. and began the consideration of the
appropriation for this years budget. Sew
eral members of the Committee on Schools
appeared On reference to the funds to be
farnishd 10 their department. The III
nance Committee VIA hereafter meet
regularly every day until the entire bud
get is disposed Of.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

Granville q. Valentine, Benjamin -. Vail
entine, and Fredick 5 Valentine. exccH-
tors OF Mann 5. Valentine, deceased,
VINO also sue IN their own right. and
Lila Meade Valentine. the wife OF Benz
gamln Il. Valentine, and MARY l.yle
valentine. wife OF Frederick 5. Naien-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-27

A general meeting OF the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday