The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-13

mond: w. 2. Clark. Chesterfield county:
S. A. Derieux, Henrico county: Mary c.
Harris, Culpeper county; G.. w. Fogs:
King and Queen county: P W. James,
Culpeper county; L. l.. Jennings. Cul-
pepper county; A. w II. Jones, Spotsyl-
vania county. F. w. Kerfoot. Clarke
county: S. Mcconnell, Georgia: J. Mon
cure. Richmond: J. c. Quarles. Henrico
county; r. E. Oliver. Botetourt county:
L. NJ. Ritter. Clarke county; a C. Ter
rell. Hanover county: j. 2. Thomas. Jr-
Richmond: Bertha Is. Williams, Rich
mond; W. G. Williams, Richmond
English language and literature: w. H.
Carter, Roanoke county: c. A Jenkens,
Jr., North Carolina; w. p Powell.
Spotsylvania county.
Mathematics: Isabel Harris, Richmond:
R. A. Mcfarland. North Carolina:
strubbe Mcconnell. Georgia; r. R. Cli'ii.'
Hanover county.
Greek: w. II. Garter. Roanoke: Goot
win Frazer, Orange county; ~ w. u
Jones, Spotsylvania county: r. W. hsi
foot, Clarke county S. 7. Matthew's. IL.
Norfolk: J. E. Oliver. Botetourt county
II. w. Sublett. Richmond.
French. R, E. Ankers, Loudoun coun-
~. T,ucille Johnson, Richmond; i. -
T,,1or Brazil: F. Writ Williams. Rich
mnnd: w. Goodwin Williams hlco-
mond. ,o,,,.
X. T..
~. Jacob Bilikopf, Richmond: W. -
Gov Amherst county: J. NJ. Hughes
E,nnahannock county: L. f. hughes
p,nnahannock county; II. b. scnur@
Henrico county. ,.,.
chemistry: P. P Deans. Isle OF wight
county: w. E. Lowe. Frlnce "Iilan-
county: C. NJ. Robertson, Aioenial.a
county: w. A. Wallace. Ausus'A
Pbvsics. w. D. Cox. Amherst county,
A Mcfarland, North Carolina
Trustees Meeting.
The trustees Of the College heio IN a..
day session yesterday. ~ ~. s,,s1s
taken up mainly with routine o..s An.sS
though il was decided. as was eSpeceeu,
~ have two academies next session -
feeders to the College. .o, will
bs directly controlled by 80. ~
cal hoard and will have as us 49,
professor E. S. Lyon. a former graouaa
of the college, who has oeen ehs"51 -
educational work IN Georgia
~. academy to be started here VIII
~ located at first in house on Lom-
bardy street, owned by the college,
n,,v,ne the summer vacation the placs
will be gotten IN shape tor .he .hat
OF students Later err, on ha a. Secured and in
. .ilrs on academy building will prooaoly
Ia erected The school VIII pc ~ enan6
of a committee OF iiVs. one " nrssidant Of
the college h,sinassf Wa
.rSnsacted by the Board NUMBER os
, :, changes will be made here ana
tbere and several small appropriations
.,sre made for different purposes
Tn the account printed YESTERDAY o. ths
annual meeting Of the Boaro Oh tluss
tsas of Richmond College 1t was stated
49, NJ Robert S. Bosher had been
elected auditor in place OF Mr. T. H. FL
lett The language was such as 10 pernit
NJ q. wrong construction. The hhct ID
That Mr.. Elicit declined reelection TO tne
nosition. which he had so ably niied our
ing the previous year
The exercises. andewith them. the ser
sion closed with the address 70 the sfao-i
uating class by President 6oa."i .s.
and the announcements from tue uu1-
tees by their president. DR.. Hatcher.
Secondary Education,
The conference concerning secondary
education. held at the college yesterday
~ ~ o,cIock. proved interesting to those
who attended. But fifteen institutions out-
side of Richmond were represented.
Or. r A. c. Chandler presided and ad-
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Frank
p Brent. DR.. Ramsey. Professor II. s.
Rird. OF William and Mary: Professor A.
C. Wightman. Dr. Buttrtck. DR.. Robert
Frayser and others.
The conference resulted In no action
and was not intended to do so. It was
designed to be- merely talk over thu
school situation.
Mr. James E. King. OF the North cars
DINA State Fair Association. which
is to be held in Raleigh. Is In the city.
entering Richmond horses for the races.
which are to take place during the Fair.
There will be meeting Sunday after
the Richmond Association OF the Fed
Grafton of Musicians