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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
NOT Positively Decided.

A letter received in this city yesterday
from one of the most active managers for
Major ]. Hoge Tyler states that no deli
mite selection Of a speaker TO present the
name of Major Tyler TO the convention
has yet been made, and will not probably
be made until the last of the week.
In the letter was the request that the
thanks of Major TYLER b. returned 10 his
many friends in this city and through
out the State. who had worked for his
nomination. Major Tyler is quoted as
saying he will ever hold in grateful re-
membrance the loyalty of so many true
and tried friends"
The names OF the forty-eight delegates
TO be appointed to the Democratic State
Convention by Mr.. J. Taylor Ellyson and
those Of the thirty delegates to be select
cd by Major J. Hoge Tyler will be turned
over TO the Democratic city Central Com
mittee to be made public by that body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
ROCK BRIDG COUNTY.
Tbirtv.Two Delegates Elected and 'ari~
ously Instructed.

LEXINGTON. VA. July 26.special l.
deIe@stes 10 the Roanoke Convention
each with one-half vote; no alternates;
ali districts report delegates except one'
lexington Distriot-G. d. Letcher. r. II.
Catlett. A. ID. Estill. Frank OFT. b. n.
Bell w. G. Mcdowell, Instructed Tor
south River District-C. w. b. Harris
G. n. Wade. w. Scott Mackey. J. j. l..
Kinnear, w. =. Harris John T. Sale IN
strlcted for Tyler and Montague.
Kerrs Creek District-John A. McNeal
Charles Miller. j. l.. Teaford, w. NJ. VIII
son. instructed for Tyler.
buffalo District-W. b. +. Leech r.. r.
Johnston. L. l. Huffman. G.. G. Tribbett,
J. II. Tardy. r. II. Mcleod, instructed
for Tyler and Scott
Natural Bridge District-J. II. Overton,
William McMilen. III. Leech. John Hous-
ton. John McCleland, Fred Harris, {. IL
McCOrkle. instructed for Ellison.
Walkers Creek. three delegates elected,
instructed for Tyler and Lassiter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
THERACE FOR GOV ERN0R
ORANGE INsTRUCTED FOR TYLER
and SCOTT.
Fiuvanna Instructs fer Tyler and Expresses
Preference for III. IL, Pollard-Re-
turns From other Counties.

ORANGE. VA. July 26.-Special.--The
Democratic mass meeting asse nbled here
to-day. endorsed the Chicago platform and
Hon. John w. Daniel. and instructed the
delegates 70 Roanoke 10 cast the vote Tor
Orange county for j. Hoge Tyler for Gov
error and r.. TAYLOR Scott for Attorney
General
The list Of delegates is as follows:
Orange George 5. Shackelford, William
G. Williams. II. &. BOoton.
Gordonsvile-E X. Roads.
Observation-Disclosures 9. Traves, Judson
Brookng. c. W. Buckncr.
Locust Grove-Chdmbers Sisson, James
II. Payne.
Voolfolk s-George w. Morton, j. IL.
Graves.
Rhoadesville-A w. Kube.
Hailes-C. c. TaliafeTro.
William c. Williams was reelected
chairman of the County Committee. which
was increased in number TO thirty-iive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
TYLER HAS OYER 900 VOTES
A Safe Majority Of Delegates for the
SoaihWeSt'S Candidate.
ORGANIZATION OF THB CONVENTION.
How the Candidates for tho Convention
Honors stand-Tho Delegates for Ats
torney General and Lieutenant Cow
ernor as Far as Instructed.

Only few DAYS remain until the time
Tor the holding OF the Democratic state
Convention will have arrived and the in
tcrcst In It's final outcome continues TO
increase AS 10 the organization OF the
convention no new features have turned
up. Congressman Peter j. Otey. OF the
Sixth District will in all probability be
shc temporary chairman. unless he should
aocllno to hold that Office when 1t likely
will 30 to Hon. Grcenlee ID. Letcher. of
Rockbridge. Hon. T. W. Saunders. MEM
Der OF the House of Delegates from
1rranklin county. stili seems to be the
Npnly one slated FOR the Office Of permanent
chairman.
on the morning Of August 18th, before
The convention meets al Roanoke the dele-
gates will meet by Congressional districts
l. select their members for the committees
ION credentials. on resolutions and on
permanent organization. also the hNe
members OF the Democratic state COM
fnittee for the ensuing year.
When the convention has been called
10 order by Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson. the
recent chairman Of the Democratic State
COMMITTEE the temporary organization
.evin at once be proceeded with by the
Affection Of a chairman and secretary.
Ghe various committees will then be an
bounced, whoreupOn a recess will be taken
TO give the committees an opportunity
60 complete their labOrs.
AFTER THE RECESS.
After the recess the reports OF the COM
nnittees will be- received and acted upon
and then the work proper of the conyen-
Zion begins. Hon. j. Taylor Ellyson viii
probably be placed in nomination for
Governor by Col X. j.. Boykin. of Isle
pf Wight. and his nomination Will be
seconded by some Richmond delegate and
possibly also by senator James n. Stubs.
pf Gloucester. Major j. Hoge Tyler's
name will be presented 60 the convention
Cor the chief executive Office by Mr.. A. +.
Staples. OF Roanoke. and his nomination
will probably be seconded by Congressman
Hay. of Madison, Senator Flood of Apo
mattox. OF Captain Parks. Of Page coun-
~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

Little Miles Barnum Of Laurel street teil
Dnwn the sfens SUNDAY ~ IIis Home.


Little Miles Barnum. the son of Mr. ST.
p. Barnum. who lives at 41 IL souin
Laurel street. was resting quietly Iiat
night after what may bee fatal injuries
The little boy. three years ola. on sun-
day fell down some steps leading rom
the back door OF the house 20 The yHfd
striking his head against the brick pave
ment
DR.. J. Travis Taylor. OF 500 west Main
street. who was sent for found n fracture
of the chrd's skull on the left side near
the ear and considers his condition aS
critical
Alr. Barnum. the father Of little Miles Il
tho sexton of the Pine-Sucet Baptlst
church. he with his family was much
distressed last night az the thought OF
losing the child who Is the pet OF ths
household.
lie said: I'VE are All doing everything
we can for him. and nursing him tendefiy
and Dr. Taylor Is very attentive. Too
morrow he says he will have another doc
tor 10 consult with in tho case.
"I'hen we are praying for his recovery
and leaving all with COD. said the tatn-
er. as he babe the reporter goodnight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

ASHLAND. VA. July 4-Sprcial-
The voters Of Blunts precinct. Hanover
county. met this evening and elected as
delegates TO the Roanoke Convention
Messrs. Charles Dabney and Fenton No
land. Resolutions were passed en-
dorsing Hon. j. Hoge Tyler Tor
Governor and Hon. r. Taylor Scott for
Attorney General. and endorsing Hon.
John W. Daniel There were thirty Tyler
men present and five Elyson men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Lunonburg County.

HOLLYDALE, VA, July 2.-Special-
Local politics are warm-very. Demo-
cratic mass meeting will be held for Loeb
Leven precinct Saturday 10 send delegates
to the Courthouse TO nominate repre-
sentative 10 the Legislature and to select
delegates for the gubernatorial conven-
ton at Roanoke. i suppose the county is
safe for Tyler for Governor.
A heavy fight will be made for the NOM
nation for representative OF tina county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
LOUDOUN FOR TYLER.
Fairfax and Ryan for senatetlsnd House
Had No Opposition.

LEESBURG, VA, July %-Speclai-
Loudoun county held Democratic prlma-
ries Saturday. The delegation 10 ROANOKE
is practically soldid for Tyler TOT Gov
ernor. and a large majority of them are
for Scott for Attorney General
They were not instructed.
Fairfax for the Senate and Ryan for
the House had no opposition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Fishermen's Thrilling Experience.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, July 26.-Spe-
cial.-Two fishermen. who had been about
given up as drowned turned up safe and
sound yesterday afternoon after having
had a very thrilling experience. They
were Jack Strange and man called
"Scotty." who went out on fishing eX-
cursion Friday afternoon.
AT late hour Friday night the Old
Dominion steamship YORKTOWN reported
having seen capsized sailboat in Hamp-
ton Roads.
On Saturday the men not reappearing;
with them and their friends gave them up
for lost. II seems that after they had
hshed all the afternoon and WINE toey
were returning home. their iran crait cap
sized in sudden squat.
They chung 10 the bottom OF INC BOAT
for several hours. and were plcked, ,. up
by a passing schooner and Landed at VIII
loughby Spit. 49,,
The Corporation Court adjourned until
the September term on Salurday. roul
penitentiary
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Charlotte County Fnll Returns.

BRAKES BRANCH VA, July 26.-spe-
ciai.-Returns from all precincts in the
county now give Tyler, IL delegates and
Ellyson. g.
For Senate D. o. Eggleston. II dele
gates: DR.. A. S. Priddy, 10: II. A. Scott.
Q
For House OF Delegates. w. c. Car
rington. q. W. II. Grafton. S.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
Rappabannock for TYLER.

WASHINGTON. VA, July 26.-special.
Precinct meetings in this RappahannocD
county on Saturday last SIX delegates
were instructed for Alexander for Attor-
ney-General OF the other five four are
known to be for him. and one for Scott.
The county is solid for Tyler for Gov
ernor. but only six delegates are in
structed for him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR.

The situation stiil remains unchanged
rs 10 who is TO be nominated for the Of
fee OF Lieutenant Governor. State Sena-
tor EchOls. who II is understood does not
desire the place. although he could readily
obtain 1t. will be endorsed by the seven
delegates OF Staunton and the FIVE from
Beverly Manor. Augusta county.
Those who favor a Populist 10 be plac-
ed on the ticket would be glad 10 see
Major Page or Major II. V. Gaines nom
mated for the second place but the form
er has come out In a public letter. declar-
ing that he would not accept a nominal
ton In spite OF this fact the twenty
three delegates OF Franklin county and
two from buckingham county were in
structed 10 vote Tor him.
Mon. Merritt Il. Cooke, member OF the
House OF Delegates, who has been men
toned for the place, has not announced
himself as a candidate. but his friends
think he would accept II. II offered him.
Up 10 this time ne has only been endorsed
by the thirty-one delegates OF Norfolk
City.
Mr. James Y. Cation has been endorsed
by the eighteen delegates OF Alexandra.
his native city. while Major X. V. Gaines.
Of Charlotte county. will be endorsed by
the delegates from his section
u stin locks. howsyes. "a AZ dark horse
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
UenrIco Tax Lew.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Henrico
county met al o'clock =. NJ. yesterday
for the purpose of fixing the annual tax
levy in the county for the coming year.
After discussion OF the matter. an adj
tournament was made for a week. when
the question VIII b. 6AAux disposed Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

There VIII no a grand concert At Pow
hatan Hall. Fulton this evening for the
benefit OF Fulton Lodge. No. $50. |. o. 6.
T. A good programme will be rendered
by city talent. The small admission will
include refreshments.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27
AFrER TIE RECESS.
THE DELEGATES CHOSEN.

The following is the result of the cleo
lion of delegates for Governor and the
manner in which they have been instruct
nd TO vote up to last evening. as far as
reported.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

Miss Katie Fuller and Miss Mabls Hlg-
gins, OF Church Hill. returned 10 me Guy
Sunday morning after an absence Oh
several weeks They spent most &c
lishiful time visiting points OF interest IN
Canada and the northern states AFTER
short stay in tho city. Miss Fuller VIII
VISIT relatives In the South. returning
about the middle az S>ntAmh>s-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

OF the uninstructed delegates can
tafey be counted for Mr.. Ellyson and 46
for Major Tyler. so that the total num-
Der of votes received by Mr.. EliysOn is
R34 and that OF Mr.. Tyicrs vote Ola
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-27

would have an excellent chance OF win
ming tho place and Hon. J. Taylor Ellyson
as well ms Col. a. l.. puford. of this city.
Il Is said will be prominently mentioned
IN that connection.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26

St. Psul's A. U N P ohu rob. South vii
minston. Rev NJ d Hcudiey. pastor Preach
Ing 10 80 m BY pastor and 7 q p NJ by Bro
WIN TInsty 81 IN by hov O Biyens sun
Haven NJ church. corner 81 and DuPont
streets. Rev J II Nutter pastor Ciass . q IN
Preaching 1913 m BY Rev A Richardson
and p m by Rev Chambdrs . p m BY pas tor
school p m Bpworth Lacquer p m Class
meeting Thursday s p IN Prayer meeting on
Fridays m From to p m junior Rp-
worth League Wednesday p m Epwor til
Gilbert Presby terrain Church. 18th and
French streets. Rev 9 l. Jefferson pastor. At
~ ~ m and 20 p IN prou ching by paste +
Snbject, The Path OF Duty 10 thu Way to
p m prerching by lev Mattee Sunday
school 50 I. IN JuAior 4p IN Senior
E9 SOP III
Union American Nilsson at Claymont
Dbl. Rev Isaac DeShelds. pastor. No morn.
ing service Sunday school 3 p III Preaching
13V pm
Jones' a. NJ. E. Zion Church. ll,h and
DuPont streets hev D u Br adley. pastor.
Preaching 10 70 q IN sndf s0p IN by the pastor
$50 . III Glass IL IN Chi!drens Day exer-
cises
Bouldens Union A NJ Z Chapel. Eighth and
Locust streets Rev c H BoulI en-. pastor
AtI05 IN Preaching by Bro Jas Chambers
and ~ m ~ pastor Class IAN Sunday
sehooi2 p ny sibters prayer meeting o p ID
Brandywite NJ E Mission. 18th and Shpley
streets. ReyE W Jordan. pastor Prearh.ng
II 80 u III by pastor ami 50 M by Bro Short
Sunday school 80 m Prayer meeting OH
Thursday ut y IN led by Geo Hogan
q h Mission. Peterson Place. Rev Il W
Jordan pastor. Preaching 10 81 a III by the
hev Thomas Field and ! 30 p m by pastor
sunday schoolE3O p III Prayer meeting ON
1hu;eday w p IN.
First Unitarian Church. Eighth and West
streets. Rev. Alexander 4. Bowser. minister.
Service at ~ 10 n III. Seats free. A service
OF song with Il short sermon on REL gion
III Co anon Things
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
WALKER OOZER.
Pretty Home Wedding oil Miss
Mary Boozer and William
Walker at the Hon
Of the Brides
Parents.


Miss Mary e. Boozer, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs John M. Boozer. and William A.
Walker were married at the home OF the
bride, No. 1903 French street, on Thursday
afternoon, June "a, by the Rev. John ID.
q. Hanna
The parlors were decorated with ferns,
dasies and lilies and tho ceremony was per-
formed under an arch of roses Miss
Maggie Lynch played the wedding march.
The groom was attended by his brother,
Joseph Walker and the bridesmaid was
Miss Louetta e. Daley Of Yorklyn, q
cousin of the bride.
The bride wore gown of light novelty
goods, trimmed with white silk and lace
and carried white sweet peas and tho
bridesmaids dress was Of diagonal, trim.
med with lace and silk and she carried
supper was served. The invited guests
were: Mr. and Mrs John NJ. Boozer and
family, Mr.. Wesley Husbands and family.
Mr.. NJ. Daley and family, of Yorklyn;
Mr.. IL, X. Wingate and family Of Hockes-
sin; Mr.. j. Brown and family Of Newark;
Rev. j. ID. C. Hanna Mr.. b. II. Leon.
ard and family, Mr.. John Higgins and
wife OF Newark, Miss Sallie Plankinton
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark,
Vernon and wife, Mr.. White and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Weldln of pbiladel-
phia, Miss Alice Chadwick, Miss Anna
Bayis, Mr.. Robert Chadwick, Miss
Anna Hickman, Miss Anna Rayne,
Miss Lillie Richardson, Mr. Hugh Mitch
ell, Miss Lille Whitelock, Mr.. VIM. Nc.
Mahon, Miss Maggie Lynch, Miss Allie
Lang, Mr.. Edward Silitoe, Miss Ella An
derson, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Waterman,
Mr.. and Mrs John Chandler Mr., and Mrs.
Alfred Wilson, Mr. j.. Clayton Hoffaker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyer, Mr.. and Mrs
h. Rambo, Mr.. VIM, Maggie and Martha
Foote, Miss May Phillips, Mr.. Starr Mr..
Geo. Durham Miss Josie WEIGH, Mrs,
Centreville, Mrs. Chandler Smith, Mr..
and Mrs Vim, Zlnes, Mrs. Mccullough,
Miss Bertha Cassidy, Mrs. VIM. Daniels,
Thomas Foster and daughter Miss Sue
Davis Mifs Emma LOwery Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burris, Mr. and Mrs. John Town
send and family, Miss Bertha Gill, MIR.
James Rodgers, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Nc
Clure, Miss, Bertha Drulnmond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrigan and daughter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Scott Miller Mr. q. H. Combs, Mr..
G. W. Combs, Miss Amelia Marshall,
Miss Ida Bristow
Mrs Gregg Goodwin, Mr.. Joseph Walker,
Misses Cora Truitt, Name Clark, Maria
Murphy Florie Servins, Ada johnson,
Mrs. Mccoy, Mr.. and Mrs. Plummer, MIR.
James Buckalew and family, Mrs Way,
Mrs. Pierce o. Davis, Mr. VIM. Massey.
MIR. Bnrris Mrs. Annie Massey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Atkins, Mr., and Mrs. Mccain and
sstnr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26

| David Harris, colored was held by
Judge Ball at u special session of the City
Court yesterday afternoon in $500 bail to
answer the charge of highway robbery.
Two weeks ago while returning from the
market in this city he met Thomas John
son on the causeway. Ho asked him for q
loan of 81 johnson stated he had moth.
ing less than s. bill.
Thereupon Harris knocked johnson
down and took the money from him. He
was arrested in EIkton and brought here
by Detective Witsil.
John McClosky was found along tho
railroad tracks yesterday morning. with a
severe cash on his head He was taken to
the P. W 81 B, hospital room where De
tcctivo Jones dressed his injuries.
He was then sent to the police station.
He was released yesterday about noon,
and Officer Ralston found him along the
tracks yesterday afternoon in u drunken
condition. Judge Ball ordered him sent to
Farnhurst
John Meredith has been on drunk for
three days. On Wednesday woman
ornamontcd his face by striking him in
the eye.
On Thursday Officer w. j. Massey took
him OFF the street to Il friends house. Last
evening the same officer found him on tho
railroad tracks drunk and sert him to the
city hall He was fined 81 and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
High School Class Day.

! Commencement week at the High school
began last night when tho annual class
day exercises were held. Cherry and white
the school eolors furnished brilliant deo-
Grafton.
The school orchestra opened the exer.
cises at 8 o'clock and to 'Lsbelia Waltzes"
the graduates took their seatss. Allison
W; KINNEY presided. He spoke of friend
| ship which existed betw cen the present
class and the undergraduates and Of their
deep respect for the faculty, who have
labored In their behalf.
He thanked Professor Berlin In behalf
of those who contemplate college course
for having the High School elevated tn the
rank of q preparatory, and also spoke of
the great need of two more instructors.
He thought If all the plans materlallze
that are In view, the future Of the school
would DO one of renewed and greater use.
fulness.
To the student. class day with its semi
frivolous, semi-serious features Is even of
greater interest than commencement it.
self, and so 1t was with pleasure that tho
Prophecy" for the future Of Its members
which had been revealed to Miss Mary A.
Ryan, was awaited with much anxiety.
Miss Feldmeler, the poetess of the class
showed considerable talent, and her poem
read in a charming manner was happily
received. The history Of the class OF '97
by Historian Miss Elizabeth b. johnson
was most elaborate and lurid narrative
OF the class from its infant junior year I'M.
I'LL "this very hour" when 1t stands forth
as grave and reverend seigneurs I"
She pronounced 1t the most original and
illustrious class that has ever left the High
School, and substantiated this with tho
fact that it is tho largest therefore the
most talented. The history gave evident
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
Fox Restra,nsd

~ a M
Chancellor Nicholson yestarSay altar.
noon grshtsd to Mrs. Ab6le q Dearborn,
widow of George ., Deerborb, an order
restraining J. Ford Fog ffon dfspogtng of
between geo, 900 and ESQ, 900 WORTH Ok pfQp.
erty, which shs claims TO be hers. The
bill In equity was filed by Levi O. Bird and
Andrew Z. Sanborn, solicitors for Mrs.
Dearborn.
Sho states that In March. 1900. her hue
band being threatened by creditors, as
signed his property In trust to Mr.. For,
who agreed to holdit for him and surrenl
der 1t on demand to Mr.. Dearborn on any
one whom the latter might designate.
Mr.. Dearborn died, but before his death,
1t is alleged, he directed Mr.. Fox to reas.
sign the property to Mrs. Dearborn.
Thine went by, and Mrs Dearborn made
O positive demand for the property. Mk
Fox refused TO aecede to her demand, and
she retained counsel All other steps
having failed proceedings In chancey wore
begun. Tho restraining order prevents
Mr. Fox from taking any stops affecting
the property until the chancellor hos ali
opportunity to decide whather Mr.. Fox or
Mrs Dearborn owns 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-26
Board Of Education Corn mittees.

President Charles Baird of the Board O
Education this morning announced com,
miltees to serve during ths year begin.
ming July /. In them iJ!will be noticed tn,
name of Charles NJ. Loiuch, president OF
City Council elect appears. This Is be-
cause Mr., LetCh has not yet resigned from
the board and not until no does will his
successor on the various committees, b.
appointed. The blanks are caused by the
contested seat in the eleventh ward anC
when tho candidate Is seated he will rs
sumo tho duties Of the various committees
to which (blank) is assigned.
Committee on now buildings-S. II.
Baynard, H. G. ShorGlidge, Willilm Tur.
ner, ID. II. Coyle, l.. b. MORROW, Thomas
Huey, George Z. Alfrey.
On Tcachors-John Pyle, S. f Belts
ID. IL. Coyie, L. b. Morrow a. &. McCaus.
land.
On Books-E G. Shortlidge, s. H. Bay.
nard, John Palmer, Jr., Robert Adair,
james D. Carter.
On Manual Training-William Turner,
j. d. Carter, A. q. McCau stand, G, NJ.
Lotch, George Rommell.
On Ftnance-John Hartmann, S. II.
Baynnrd n. q. Shortlidge.
On Printing! ID. Carter, John Pal.
n6r, Jr., James Ii. Green.
On repairs-D. II. Coyle, S. Il. Belts,
'bIii ~ ADi'GJ CuliluCl ~. MGLdll6i
On fuel, heat and ventlIatiOu-S. L.
Belts, William Turner, John Pyle, w. II.
Erick George Z. Alfrcy.
On acGcunts-A. &, McCauslAnd, c. NJ
LcltCh, John hartmann.
Ga transtors-Daniel Rosa, Samuel A..
Mcdaniel, George RoInmcll
On insurnnce-J. G. kersey, John Pyle,
James II, Green.
On elections-L b. Morrow, W. IL.
Frlck, j. h. Hartmann.
On hualth-J. W. Crumbaugh, Robert
Adair, Daniel Ross.
On Luw-JOhn Palmer, Jr., Robert
Adair, Jr, Thomas !luuy.
On Evening School-Tbomas Huey, j.
w. Cruubuugh
Mr.. Baird also appointed tho following
visiting Committees;
School No. Id, ii. Coylo and S. L.
Belts,
School No, John Il. Hartman and
Thomas Hucy.
School No. 3 --Dnniel Ross and John r,
Hartmann
school No. flames D. Carter and John
Palmer, Jr
School No 5-Charcs NJ. Leitch, D. II
COy!e
school No. 6-John Z. KYrscY and hob,
Grt AdHir.
school Nc. George p. AIfrey and j.
c. kcr5ey,
School No. S-A, f. Belts and j. W.
Crumbaugh.
School No 81. B. Morrow and John
II. Hartmann.
School No. 10 - William
Turner.
School No, 1l-W II. Frlck and j. W.
Crunbuugh
School No 13-Robort Adair and S. II
Baynnrd.
School No. l3-s. A. Mcdaniel and John
Pyle.
SchoolNo III. c. Korsoy.
School NJ, l5-G1orge Rommcll and w.
Ii. Frick.
School No les. II. Baynara and L. b.
Morrow.
School No l7-John Palmer Jr., and L.
b. Morrow
School No, lS-Jas. II. Green and S. A.
Mcdaniel.
Scnoo! No IA, G. McCausland and
j. ID. Carter
school No. 4O-John Pyle and George
y. Alfrey
School No. ali W. Crumbaugh and
James H. Green.
SehopI NJ 22-John Pyle and L. g.
Shortlidgr
- School No. 23--John Palmer Jr, and
:. H. Buynard.
School No. 2i-Wnlian Turner and
5iSehool No 25-Thomns Huoy and David
ii. CUylc
school No :3-Jamos D. Carter and G.
NJ Leitch
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