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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
cnntnin j. Gnrza secured.

Captafn j. Cara. the famous scout,
tinellist. and Cr0esus. Of whom all the
Richmond papers have published long
sketches of his celebrated career has
been secured by julius Meyer * Sons.
of Sixth and Broad streets, notwithstand-
ing reports from the contrary that the
Captain would not deyiate from his re-
fusal TO accept any of the fiattering Of
fers OF any OF the dry-goods merchants
here 10 place his famous Yucca Soap on
safe. MEYERS persisfency and enter
rrise were evidently too much for Cap
lain Cara. and though the exact terms
bv which he Will appear al the store
during the rest of the week are not
known. IL Is limited that he Will receive
a larger amount Tor half week than
the president OF the United States re-
ceives for the same amount of time.
Probably the Captains pride. enthusiasm.
and faith in his Yucca Soap. had some
thing 10 do with accepting Meyers offer.
az n "a said by his intimate friends
that his only weakness IS his pride In
discovering the process OF converting tho
Mexican Yucca plant into the now famous
soap. No matter what language you
NAV speak. Captain CARA Will be able
10 converse with you. as he speaks a
number of languages and dialects.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
TIE TJMES-RJCHMOND VA, FRIDAY AUGUST l6, 1879.

leu. "a tho two measures. which. he said.
In the main embraced the same PROVISIONS.
m. only differences that ne couiu So,
he said. were. first. that tn Rchmond
~t,y Railvav Company was TO begin
orrrafions in ten Gays while the other
So,nnanv was 10 begin In sixty days. Inc
only other dinerenc. was IN feeall ~
tho taxation. the Richmond ely railway
company being willing to pay two pr
cont OF The gross receipts until 1909. White
tho Richmond Traction comany agreed
TO pay three per cent.
MIR. Boykin spoke in favor OF giving
the franchise 10 the hlchthvn ~ tlav .i..,s
Ccmpanv. and AT the close OF his remarks
AIr King moved an adjournment, but
Citv Attorney Meredith stated that all
the necessary safeguards had been
thrown around the two ordinances but
mar neither of them offered any prOtec-
ton Ia reference 20 the construction OF
afier some additional discussion It was
decided TO hear representatives, or ne
Two companies, each one o. lHtiH 20 sp'dn
for 1--WE minutes.
for the Richmond Traction Company.
stated that II was bona nde concern
and that the people OF richmond were
clamOrlug for better car service. which
could OILY be obtained by competition.
CAPTAIN Andrew Pizzini alluded 10 the
guarded manner IN which Mr.. VIE ans
mao expressed himself Nv Gay Tvs una
his company would meet an requirements
if the franchise was satisfactory. ON
the other hand. the Richmond city Rail
road Company hal the money ready
an n could start tine work the very next
dav after the franchise had been granted
The other company asked FOR Sky days
within which to begin work. and by That
time the Exposition would be over. Then
again. the other company asked Tor nine
months 10 complete the road, and within
that time the reunion OF Confederate
veterans. to be I'D la this city, Wonii
be a thing Of the past
Cautain George ID. W Use also maze
an able argument ih hehah 81 the hitH-
mond Traction Company, and urged tho
committee TO decide IN favor OF COM
Nr Ferritor moved 10 postpone action
unfu next Monday. I'm order that the rep
resentativcs q the Richmond tract N
comrarv might ascertain whether ihcir
amended ordinance would be acceptabie
10 the promoters, but the motioh was
After various motions, tending 10 delay
action. the committee decided, on motioh
az Mr. gl0omhcrg 90 recommend 10 we
civ council the adoption OF the supsu-
into which caves the franchise to rte
Richmond City Railway company Inc
vote stood as follows. 49,
Ayes Mcssrs Bahcn, Blanks, BLOOM
here burton. Ferritor, and Allen"
<oes- Afeesrs. Boykin and King.
The committee adjourned AFTER us
posire of some routine business OF minor
importance.
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New Registration.

Anku-N ~ io''s
To the Editor of The Times:
Sir-There has been great dcai satu
ON .'hallots" and elections. but 'he
matter of new registration seems 70
have been dropped The last sener"
registration was had in 1886. | believe.
since that time, names have accumu'a'ea
greatly on the registration books.
ont OF a list Of .z75 AZ one precinct, o"
is an unusually large vote. | have oeen
told that other precincts have similar
showing. | am interested IN new
registration. being a registrar. SIN our
books should be revised
Early in the present year there was
some talk OF having new registrations
but have seen nothing about re-
Gently. II we are 10 have one before the
r,u election. h Is time 10 start on H. as
eixtv days' notice Will have TO be given
one registrar with whom ] consulted sus'
cestcd that IL would be necessary to nave
am act OF Assembly 10 hold genera
registration. but J told him ! dld not
think So. believing the Electoral Board
has authority 90 order IL. am NOT
nositlyo about this. hut think am right
o. y. X.
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oBITI Nkl.



Tn tho death Of Mrs. Leah ;. Tallalefro
&, cioucester county, last Monday, that
Community and the state al large LAS
ioet most estimable lady. for She was
one Of that old school OF aute-belllin
Nirginians who have rendered thy ~"
Dominion famous for its culture, learn
49, md refinement Mrs. Taliaierro az
ne time of her death was IN her ninety .
Gfth wear. being born In 1910. SNe was
n daughter of Mr.. Thomas Sen"V", "'''
of The most prominent citizehs OF ~
ericksburg. while her mother was "A MISS
Alexander. OF the famous ~ 5i''i" i"'''
lis by thar name mt
The deceased married Mr. Warner rat
iaferro. of B,llyille, Gloucester coun'5'
Va who was a lncal descendant or Az
gustine Warner one OF IN" l"s'g"n
ors of the Virginia House OF Bufsessts.
ne this marriage there were three cnn-
dran-Alrs. r. r. Wexford. OF this ety.
Major Thomas :. Taliafcrro, d former
member OF the Virginia House or Del1-
gales and Dr. Phillip A. Talaferlo' IL
Mas al tho home OF the latter, bursh
Westra. in Gloucester county, that Ail -
Taliafcrro died. She was in comyaiai We
~ good health until about a weeH ne''ic
her death. ...
oldest Virginia mansions in the state
and which she owned ~ the time or hrt
death was noted far and Woo LOT W9
hospitality II is situated on the Noi III
river ga gloucester fpnN'y hi'' - ~
tiful place Its doors have been ever op' u
10 friends and strangers. and during in'
war and since many orphans were sntl'
tered there Mrs Taliaferro was a Mo-
man OF lovely Christian character. Sne
was noted for her piciy ana was dearly
f.lcvod bv all those with whom she came
mr. contact. She took grea. interest
I'm church work and all causes OF chart
IT, Her husband died I'm 1877, ana left
Ms entire estate 20 her Mrs. Taliaferro
Is survived by her sister Ms Charles
Bruce. OF Charlotte county, Va, VINO is
now the only surviving member 81 the
Seldom family Alexander Seldom, a bro
Their OF Mrs Taliaierro and Mrs; bruce
was the Secretary Of War OF the con-
fedcraie states.
The family OF the deceased on both
sides of her house have been famous.
while the family into which she married
is one Of the most illustriOus IN virginia.
4 number Of grandchildren also SURVIVE
Mrs. Taliaferro.
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-. -, ,.oary other solutions are

him. and sundry other SOLUTIONS "''
given. -. 80. hoo, stated
30. n'' sti,i A. is the one lying right OF
IN. surface and the easiest 70 DC 80"
ali Io has left the field In disgust. nv
deemed himself the cfo"nihs
ton OF Colorado in the bug me. he co.
the highest evolution Of pugs III Ue was
rnioue. No common bug. he. lie wa.
the Colorado beetle, with the enpnas"
hard on the" Hence his pefsissc"se,.:
his ST. rdy refusal 10 be put uo"n' ~.
scorn OF the pan-pickers. re naa
states name and pride to MAINTAIN anu
n0aly DID he do II. ,,.
Rut TO his dismay. there has recently
come out OF the Businesses or tolorauo.
another bug. causing even greater ois'
cussion and creating more cons,crnauon
than dii the Alaric OF the potato he'us'
The latter has seen his successor en-
crossing the attention or men, fvs",n4
the tonic OF their discussions. made tns
subject of learned d!sQuisitons IN 'hc
papers and magazines. rending pon,ioa.
parties and engrossing the thoOghts "
statesmen. The potato bug founu o nun.
self dethronei and eclipsei. Ills STATE
had abured him. denied his supremacy,
and proclaimed a new and superior dug
as ia latest representative:
TIE silver bug came. bringing dismay
and humiliation 10 the potato pug !.
could not endure the deSraussuo'''
could not remain and see the silver bus
occupying the proud place 1t had held IN
tho nublic mind for so many aruuous
ana DANGEROUS years. IL could not 90
back 10 rs mountain Businesses, the
ingratttude OF its native State forbade
that. 1t could not remain where " conii
daily see It's rivals triumph. Ana 80 ~
took counsel OF the Arao an" ioiasa
tent and stole quietly away out into me
sciitudos whore It could end is UNHAPPY
career unnoticed and alone. II was aos
Parts green or parasites or iros,s tna'
sxneifed the potato bug. IL was me s,i-
~. mig thar came East from COLORADO
In vindicate the reputation OF that state
for creating devices for eeiunS so"o-
49,. ar lnLLlnD--St- IAnl Glone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Tur DErGGTsrs ORGANIZE.
An Association Formed and oficer- Elect
ed-The object.

An adjourned meeting Of the druggists
o. Richmond AMI Ms rchcster was held at
ia, Chamber Of Commerce al O'Clock
,est.tdav afternoon. Sir. \. H. Robins
nre.ilfl and Ia explaining the purpose
of zinc meeting. said p" was sANSh'u lI"t
a decentralization existed alhohA we
druggists themselves. That IL was nD' w
idea 20 close their stores on sunday hul
4, rtfrrc tho hours on that day 10 the
smallest practical hlnlt. g.. 60.
Nr ~. 4 Miller. chairman or the Com
m.ttcc OF Organization. pIes,hlr 80, a. .,s,
mort urging the formation ol a erussistS
aesociation. to be called "Ine hlcHino"h
Drug Association. ,...
He ais, presented a series OF bylaws
and outline of a constitution III .ilo
I1rs'scrstiou Of the meeting, as follows.
.ffrrnIv convinced by experience lll
that certain recent but widespread inno-
walton in business methodS 'i'ri,
crave injury 10 legitimate pharmacy anu
Thai individual efforts are not Wholly
s.firl.nf 3D. ovtfCCm the evil. We. apothe-
car.es and druggists of Richmond ana
Manchester. 30 hereby form ourselves Iillo
r. permanent organization LOT tHS puipv9'
Of projecting and advancing noin lhe
professional AMI business interests OF our
fraternity. WITH that object IN view we
plrucD earnest cnitaNor To- arouse an"
foster mutual confidence ana lil'huS ll-
fDrponrse. 10 regulate and improve our
own modes of business. 10 eitVate ah'S
STRENGTHEN our professional character, anu
generally fl promote proper relations be
tween physician and pharmacist ana the
mn. nlncr was signed boy Briggs Bros.
~ vs.. Wake. IL. NJ. shield. I. W
Leonard. g.. g. Mercer. j. 4. Golden, Il.
d. ST. Harrison. 4. J.. Johann, @. W.
IaHmcr. Gordon Blair. W. y. Logan.
HUGH HialI 81. G.. Saunders, ~ tckcrt
n. s. NillDr 4. II Robins. John +. Glib
h0ner. anl y. y. Chclf.
Tine officers were next elected. and An
drew BRIGGS Nas unanimously chosen
nr.-iHlrf IT, 8. Miller. first vice -pIesi-
dent. So b. Ioythrcss. second Vcc-prcsi-
leut. aui Gordon Blair secretary and
Tae constitution offered by the COM
mitteo wa- adopted. The Initiation fee
was fixed at 81 and thc annual suDscrlp-
f0l no So per year for propriciors ana 81
for CLERKS.
Ttc bylaws were then adopted without
debate.
A.ssr-. %. q. Torsfman. w. W. Wake,
aud b. ~. NJ Harrison were elected an
eN' ultr committee.
1le question ~ shorter Sunday hours
vas discussed ana considerable diff renee
of opinion developed.
a delegation from the Academy OF
Medicine. consisting Of DIS Long and
Wexford. was present. Dr. Long said
the doctors were anxious 90 know what
the @Hfsfs were d0ing and that they
would cooperate with them I'm any good
movement
The whole question Of Sunday closing
went over t0 tle next meeting. the second
/ Tuesday Iu September
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Interesting Facts About Richmond oiit
zen. aud other Matters.

Mrs. James Leake VIII ''d'' VI"
dav for Boston.
Mrs Christopher l.. Tompklns - spsDu-
ing August at GJsAeh-
Dr William r. Oppcnhimer has gone
10 Fluvauna for a few days.
pr Wexford. of 40. ~ north Cheriy
street. IS stu Ia the ely.
Afr and Mrs. John Addison are al t"e
cold surphur for the season.
Nv Arthur Mayo LEFT on Tuesday Ior
FTuvanna. where be will spend a week
Mrs T. G. Shafor. who has been ID
New York. returned 20 the city Nea"eS-
day. 1900
Mrs l. y. Upshur and family are spend
ing August at Chatham, fitlsyl' "'''"
county
Mrs. 81. s. Smith is among the guests s. a..
the Allegheny. where she VIII speha ''3
THE many friends of Mr.. churchill
yogng viii be glad TO know that ne j.
Mrs j. w. Woods and Mr. and Mrs
III n GRAY are spending August al the
cold sulphur.
Bishop Randolph and family are spend ,,ii..
Ing The summer al Eastern ie"' f"+
4ller county.
Miss Nayzie scott has returned 10 her
nome lil ~ az t'tttr+tf '-tt-
White sulphur
Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. swanson nave
zone TO Mountain Lake, where thes VIII
spend september.
rev Dr. j. =. smith. OF the Central
Drasbvf.riar. reached Richmond Ne7leI-
aav morning from the Warm springs
Miss Garnett Gulick has just returned
after "a delightful stay OF one month IN
Norfolk.
Rcv. j. w. Moore viii address the Ep-
worth League chapter OF D an mo "'is
Methodist church this evening al
o'clock.
Rev. W. Mes. Buchanan, Of Richmond,
was one Of the missionaries VINO sali'l
from san Francisco for China on eu'
nesday.
Miss Alice d. Whiuock is spending a
l.Ifehtful summer with the FANNY ol
NIr. Thomas West, in Hanover county
near Atlee's.
Mrs. +. Allison Hodges and Mrs. Lara.
daughters Of Governor Hot. OF 80. NJ ~.
Carolina. are among the popular s"''
at the Buffalo Lithia.
Mr. c.. A. Boyco. the popular general
delivery clerk ~ the PostOilce' ieit 80
torlav for Nelson county 20 spend "'S
vacation az lis old home.
Miss Mary Wittkamp. Of north , Ihir4
street left Wednesday evening lot NM
dcipria. where she VII spend Two or 'Nl''
weeks visiting friends and relatives.
Rev. W. A. Laushon united In marriase !
Wednesday, uiEAf. at the Fowhatt
House. Henr.c0 county, Va. Nj. 'os0b"
= clarke and Miss Fannie W. ba"e''
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. .. CRAWFORD arr
at Sunset Lodge ocean Grove \. j. .
v.here Mrs. Crawford will remain th'
balance of the season.
Afr. and Mrs Francis VI. hoy KIN "a,
.t.fr 4ar,ghfcrs Misses Anna and Nell
! Rovkin ana Dr. and Mrs. Crouch. VINO
have been ON visit 10 Boston. are row
In Nova Scotia. where they Will spend
several weeks before returning 20 hle"
/ Ll---llI
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Gone In Disgust at the Coming of New
and Nor-. Colorado Pcst.

The potato bug came 10 aili.ct our gar
dcns and fields from Colorado oFfr ~
years ago. Stree thcn until now Dee has
been p.renni2!iy with US, feeding on Tue
vines anl diminishing the ylcld OF tn
bers lie increased. If left undisiurbeL
i'm the true Colorado ratio OF lG 20 !. lie
came up OUT Of the earth Simultaneous
ly with the first sprouts OF the potato
plant. and he staid By, feeding and IN
creasing, until the last one fadcd away.
He has disappeared In this year OF grace
1895. with the return of Democratic COOL
times. and many and various are ne
rease MS given for his departure. The tu-
tored bt gOlOgist and the lntu;ored lay
man has each his explanation. Parasites
have destroyed him. The dry. nara
ground of last fall prevented his getting
into the earth out OF reach Of the irost.
Paris green was. at last. too much Tor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
To Librarians.
Atlanta. Ca. August II. lS9'
frft.a..H

Atlanta, Ca, August ", 1917
To the Editor of The Times:
sir.-Ploase extend through the columns
NJ your paper an invitation TO the MIRA
rians Of Virginia 20 attend the Congress
Of Librarians to be held during the Cotton
states and Interna tionaI Exposition No.
ys,noer 20 and 3D. lSS.
The object Of the Congress Is TO en-
courage library growth in the south. Inc
programme Of the Congress shows inc
hest library talent i'm the country anu
the papers 10 bee read emoouS n'o'''"
library work and thought,
Yours truly. ANNt NAi l.-.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

District SO. d.. OF the Improved order
Ieptaaolls comprising CouclaVcs from
Virginia To- Georgia. met ln convention
A. the Atlantic Hotel in Norfolk. yes
,rlay. The convention organized with
Afr Thomas H. Hicks. OF this city. as
'hairman and Mr George H. McMugr
u Portsmouth, ass secretary. After the
ransac Jon of business concerning the
good OF tle order ID the district Mr.
tenfy flercuhc|mer. OF this city was
elected Goo tho Office of Deputy Supreme
AIthol and the representative Of the
district Go the supreme COnciavc. AIR
T. $. Dolson OF Norfolk. was chosen
alternate. and the convention then adj
Ouf.Dl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

HOLLAND. pied. suddenly. on the
morning Of August H.. $50. AZ the resi-
dence OF her father No ]" Malaeh Lan'
Moiiie ROLAND.
safe In the arms Of Jesus 49,,
The funeral viii take place THIS
MORNING AZ 30 % clock from above resi-,
deuce, on Oregon liill fiehuS e"'
relatives invited to attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

DR.. John A. smith a dentist whose
,fce is in Richmond Terrace West
srightOn. Staten Island. VIII probably
Dose the g ght or one or his eyes through
strange misfortune which befcll him
B few days ago. DR.. Smith was extract
,rokc and piece Of tt struck the Doctor
n the right eye. The eye began 20 pain
i'm intensely and he went 10 doctor 90
rave II examine. f. was discovered that
groove had made In the pupil OF
be eye by the dying particle OF tooth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Cap,ain George j.. Wise and Judge II.
" Flournoy. counsel for Pokey barnes
and Mary Alternately. last night re-
ceivol a copv of the records In The Pol
iorl case However. they have not yet
come into possession Of the statement o,
facts. which the judge promised to SEM
thcm
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Arrangements are being made for big
meeting OF downtown property holders
for some NIGHT next week when demon
stration VIII Die made against the propoo-
ei+fou 10 build the Broad-sircct Viaduct.
promincnt m the ant-,iaduct movement
are Messrs. j.. s. Moore. Chris. Ihon,
Samuel Stern. John b.. Rose. Harry
Wir-hhcr-. George b. Davis. John r..
runs Sol. EloomDcre. Jacob Levitt Bald
Win * Brown. A. DO Wood. NJ. T.. Ramos
r.rT others
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Coroner TAYLOR expects On few days
to make an analysis OF The stomach OF
Cleveland Seamston. with whose murder
j. c. Granger stands charged. me-
+.ri.,e was committed lu Halifax county,
and as soon as Coroner Taylor COM
rletcs MS arrangement with the common
vcalth's Attorney of that county hc VIII
fosed 10 have been committed boy the
Administration OF poison, presumably
arsenic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

The theatrical season of 1906 VIII open
III The Academy of Music tonight. wnCn
"it Fadlcu's Eio.emcnr VIII be pre-
scented by John Kern ID. the fsh come
dian. ana his company of players The
company is said Go be a good one. and
a number of specialties and new songs
will bee presented by them. There VIII
be only one performance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Iouufi Dead i'm Red

Coroner rsylor vas called TO No u
of The infant child OF Thomas and Mary
POLAND. The parents found the little siri
dead In bed yesterday morning Tho
CCrcncr found indications .hat death en-
sued from brain trouble and deemed an
Inquest unnecessary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
Another Convict.

Sheriff J. W. Wood. Of Buckingham
county. called at the office OF the Au-
ditor Of Public Accounts yesterday. after
delivering al the penitentiary John Ase'.
who has been sentenced 10 five years
Imprisonment for house-breaklng.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Miss NJ. Flottie Jones Of Spotsylvania
county. who attended The Summer Schooi
of Methods at Bedford city, Is Nls''lns
I'm the city stopping az o)l north l"enN'
sixth street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
DR.. Cannon Better.

The condition OF the Rev. Or. Cannon
was thought by his physicians 10 be
somewhat better yesterday. AT an early
hour this morning he was resting quietly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
FOR SEPARATE SCHOOLS.
THE DEtT-nJYES tRE STRONGLY
N TtIOE or fHEM.
The Convention Concludes its Tusincss and
Courtc-ics- Excursion to Jsmcstown..


Tile Virginia ISOLATION OF the Deaf
,.i ,fn.,. N..on i,s ...o.i dove s,...,.,
,. ...t... e.. ...
" ~, me o.ii'F '"'.''
lO Nt".. "f N"d'i iN"N w d. iNIticl. Az
t,. prayer had been offered the Commit
t....,........
'r' '.' 'o ."''-'''
'"' " '."'" "ss".'t'io" OF me 'c"i'
Iu convention assemble this datc in tlc
.. o. Hl.nuarl IA ,-3 af.,,+ t.
''N.''t t' "i"'''.i'F %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

Inflammation oct In. and the doctor who Ia
attending Or Smith has but few hopes Of
saving the sight OF his eye.-New YORK
sun
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16
us ONLY OPPONENT.

Mr.. John +. Epps, ono OF The represent
taiives OF Jefferson ward in the Common
Council was next called upon by Chair
man Davis for a speech. Mr.. Epps
stated his position In no uncertain man
ner Every ono knew. he said. that
those representatives OF jefferson ward
who had been in favor or building the
viaduct had been defeated at the last
election. and whatever his own individual
views or preferences might be. ne was
determ,ned. so long as he represented
Jefferson ward, 10 fight the project by
ds,ernined. he said. 10 represent his con-
stituents to the best O: bis ability. He
was satisfied that the property Of resi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

The last section OF the ordinance was
amended 50 as TO provide that IN accept
ing The same the l,ichmond city Rail
way Company shall surrender an clam
unss A. the susesstion OF the city At
,orr,v n r.oyislon vas added that as evil
6ence OF such surrender resolution ex-
Pressing the surrender be passed by ths
stoekbolders OF the company and that a
,on,, ~ such n resolution be fled with the
civ clerk within the next thirty days.
Befcre vote on the two ordinances
was reached, Mr.. Bloomberg briefly re-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-16

The above committee was appointed,
with the addition of Chairman Davis ara
Secretary Luther Camp, 10 present r rl'
,.'soi,,tio,s IN The Common Council. The
convention then adjourned.