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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
OPPOSED GIVING
CONTRACT TO BARRY
City Engineer and City Attorney
Enter Protests-Former Sends
Letter From Washington.

'"rcll the committee would not award
this work TO Barry II left to me- was
an extract read by Mr.. jackson Bolton
from a letter written him by Colonel w.
u, Cutshaw before the Street Committee
last evening.
Colonel Cutshaw is in Washington at
the bedside of n sick relative, and so
wrote Mr. Bolton, one of his assistants,
concerning the award of n contract for
building wall at Seventh and Hospital
Streets.
The bids were all before the commit
tee, and Y. a. Barrys was the lowest.
lie finally won out, but not until after the
views of the City Engineer had been read
and City Attorney Pollard had spoken
at some length.
1T is not sound policy to continue bus
mess relations With a man who has
brought litigation upon you, contended
Mr. Pollard, land you invite suits II you
do IT,
II will be recalled that recently s'r.
Barry asked the Street Committee for
an additional amount on sewer con-
tract, and 1t was denied He entered
suit for alleged damages against fle
city. and this is now pending, Ills bid
for the work let yesterday was the low
est Of all, and Messrs Mann, Whlttet.
Mills and Don LeaYy spoke earnestly IN
favor OF giving him the contract lie won
out by vote OF six to four The rest OF
the work before the Street Committee
was routine in It's nature.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
MAYOR SC.HM|Tz
IS APPREC|AT|vE
Wires Mayor Mccarthy That His
People Are Grateful for All
Help Received.
RELIEF FUND is GROWING
MI. NJ. Hill Acknowledges
Additional Sums-Out-of-
Town Gifts.

4 i. .
The total amount of the contributions
In the hands Of; Treasurer w. NJ. I1n
fol the relief OF the San Francisco stf.
ferers yesterday was sl4,7s5,7S. This re.
presents an increase OF over a tl,otsate
dollars since Saturday night when the
fund amounted to s13,611.57.
Some especially large contributions were
received yesterday by Treasurer Hill
the citizens Of Abingdon and Orange ana
South Boston having given, respectively
S23740, $4,000 md see. ~
1t Is stated In the last circular issued
By the Eight Hour Committee Of the In.
ternational Typographical Union, repre-.
senting over thirty-nine thousand print.
ers at work In the country. that the union
has sen/ $4,000 to the relief fund in San
francisco for the sufferers. In addition
to this the union has sent check for
500 on April 21st and other unions In
the different cities have acted generously
in their gifts to the fund. The Chicago
union individually sent $500: the Boston,
500; st. Joseph. Mo, SIS, and 1ndianapo-
lis, 500. This makes a total of $14 SO
contributed BY the Typographical I'm
ions, both national and local, and there
is no doubt that many other unions in
the United States have sent on funds.
but are not accounted for In the circular.
From Mayor Schnitz.
Mayor Mccarthy received the follow
ing telegram yesterday from Mayor
schmitz. OF San Francisco. In answer to
the telegram Of sympathy which Rich
nlonds mayor wired tho IbIn Francisco
official on the drst receipt Of the news
here:
''san Francisco, April Is.
Carlton Mccarthy, Mayor OF Rich
n1ond. Va:
Heartfelt thanks for your kind mes
sage Glad to know OF your interest.
Our people deeply appreciate all that
is being done for, them.
''EUGENE E. SCHMITZ,
.N1ayor Of San Francisco"
The following contributions to the re-
lief fund were received by Mr.. Joseph
Bryan yesterday and turned over to
Treasurer Hill:
st. Johns Church. of Wytheville.... .s30.12
B. T. Hall and wife, through MIR. e.
D. Cole, Of Fredericksburg. ...,... 800
Total .................... $780, 2
Received BY Mr.. Hill.
( The contributions turned over To Mr..
Hill yesterday areS as follows:
Already acknowledged ............Sl3,6l1. o7
Fl. 5T.f Ezekiel I. Observation-Disclosures. 500
First English Lutheran Church,
John Romer, Treasurer. ...... 1000
Citizens Of, orange, Va, through
Mayor Frank B. Perry ....,..... S6S.3O
ericksburg .33.E. ]. 500
ST. Johns Church, OF Wytheville. 3o.12
Royal Arch Masons, Of South Bos-
ton ............... .........,... wv
Odd Fellows. of South Boston.... l5O
Citizens Of South Boston, Va. 2o2oo
citizens of ,Dendron, Va............ 400
f. r. Smith, Madison, Va........ 800
Dr. w. $LowndesI Peple.. 500
Citizens OF Abingdon. Va......... 2Sl.4o
r. Il. Wysor OF Bedford City,. 1000
Second Baptist Church. OF Rich
mona ..,..,,...,; ~ '''. -. 31oo'--
y Tgaher e Son Naturalization. Zip
Barton Heights NJ. E. Church..'... lou
Total Sl4,7S5.7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
FEDERAL COURT.
United States Circuit Court Of APP
meals Will Convene at Noon.

The United States Circuit Court of
Appeals will convene lfre to-day at II
O'Clock to hold Its May term.
The following judges will be In atten-
dance: Circuit Jidges--Hon, Nathan Gotr.
OF ClaMsburg W. Ma, and Hon. J. G.
Pritchard OF Asheville, n, c. District
.Iudges--lIon, Edmlnd Waddlll, Jr., OF this
Greensboro n. g,
The court will hand down q large num-
Der of important decisions upon the OPEN
ing Of the court.
DAYS or two weeks and then adjourn to
hold session at Asheyille, n. G.. on the
2lst of this month,
There are some very important cases
here III ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS MEET
Important Conference Held Last
Night at Presbyterian Pub
Listing Rooms.
SEVERAL FINE ADDRESSES.
FINE ADDRESSES d:
Mr.. Hartsl,orl1, Of Boston,
Guest Of Honor-Phillips'
Hopeful View.

All the superin tendents OF Richmond
and ManchcI Per held a called meeting
at the l'rcsby Publishing House last
4nightin order to meet Mr.. w. N. Harts-
horn. OF Boston, chairman Of the Inter-
national Sunday School Association, and
to discuss plans for the better organiza-
,ton of the Virginia Sunday schools. Mr.
Hartshorn is on his way TO Hot Springs
from the conference at Old Point.
The meeting opened with prayer and
song and was followed BY an address
from Mr.. De witt Crane, of Newport
News. secretary Of the State Executive
Committee. He gave 81 very interesting
talk. and made a statnent concerning
the present status OF the State, Is needs
and prospects.
Mr.. Stevens. superintendent Of Episco-
pal Sunday schools in Norfolk. followed.
lie made very interesting address con-
corning the dignity and beauty Of Sunday
school work. Mr.. Stevens was recently
appointed chairman OF the State Ex-
ecntive COMMITTEES, and brings TO tho
work long and successful experience.
Mr.. Hartshorn Speaks.
Mr.. Hnrtshorn was the next to speak.
lie made an excellent address, and filled
his hearers with enthusiasm. He said:
1--WE must get Richmond, Norfolk and
Newport News together III this work.
and Join as one in It's execution" Mr..
Hartshorn told how kindly he had been
received In the South while on this trip.
and related something OF the Newport
News couventiop He said that a prl-
mary department. In Richmond Sunday
schooy had sent him a bouquet OF roses.
1.-THE truest message OF Christ can be
typlfed in the gift Of flowers MT.
Hartshorn finished by saying: In doing
q himself.
] am sorry for the man who says: I
demand my rights.
q Drs. Pell and Phillips.
n DR.. Pell was the next 10 address the
audience. He was pcssimistic of what
had been accomplished In the past. but
was full OF hopes for the future. lie
said there was but one problem before
them, and that was to make q real begin
ming; what they needed was a leader.
can cver-present, living man at the head
will be the solution OF our troubles
Or. Phillips, secretary Of Sunday schools
Of the Presbyterian Church, spoke next.
He made fine talk. spoken informally
and Astounding with good hnmor ana
happy view Of the future.
Immediate and important action fol.
lowed the address,: a committee. conf Z
posed of DR.. Simms, Pine Street Baptist
Church; DR.. StiT, Centenary Methodist
Church. and Mr.. James Whlttct. Church
of the Covenant, was appointed 70 con-
fer with the Sunday school unions or ING
city and vicinity. with the intention OF
naming time and place Of the organ'2ation
of the International Sunday School Union
Of Richmond. The conference was then
called BY the committee and action will
be speedily taken. This action for the
Richmond conference was hearty ana
unanimous.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Mr.. Riley and Family Safe.

Mr. Thomas Riley, of this city, who
was thought to have lost his life IN San
Francisco during the earthquake, has been
heard from. MI. Riley was formerly
superintendent OF the Virginia and North
Carolina Wheel Company lie With his
family and one of his employees, Mr., John
Hartwgg, left for San Francisco about
three years ago. where Mr. Riley acccpte-
ed similar position rs that which he
held here A postal card was received
yesterday BIZ Mr. Edward Higgins in
this. city from Mr. Hartwig. saying that
all Of them were safe, and camping In
Jefferson Square
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
MAYOR is HOME AGAIN.
Returns From New Orleans and
Spends Day in His Office.

Mayor Mccarthy returned yesterday
from New Orleans, where he went to at
tend the Confederate Reunion and to IN
vito the veterans to meet here next year.
Though somewhat fatigued as q result
of his long journey, the Mayor was IN
good spirits and was delighted with his
trip. T1e believes the reunion here next
year will be a great event and that It VIII
be largely attended The Mayor says the
crowds at New Orleans We're something
enormous and that 1t was with difficulty
that one could get from one point to an,
other. BY the merest accident he met 4
brother in law, Judge j. M. Phillips,
whom he had not seen in twenty years
Judge Phillips resides In Kansas City,,
Mo-, and was looking for the Mayor In the
st. Charles Hotel whcre5the latter was
registered. They just happened In the
most accidental manner to stumble ,roon
one another. and then there was a great
reunion, si.u EtaH
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Virginians and Others Stopping at
the Hotels.


Arrivals at the, Richmond hotels Est'
tcrday were:
At the Observation-Disclosures II. Wilkins
and wife Norfolk; General Il. NJ. Logan
and wife, Howartlsville; F. j. Bachelor,
Winchester; Miss Mary S. Grandy and
C. B, S. Grandy Of Norfolk; j. II. G.
Bagby, of I1ampden- Sidney; Mrs. ], I.
McAlister, Hot Springs: John l.. Roper
Norfolk; P. p. Balm. Wakefield; W. D.
Fender, Norfolk.
Other visitors at tho Jefferson are
r. c. Lozano, Tampa, Fla; NJ. A. Taraud,
Of Paris; G. s. Ascherson, London Eng
land: j. IT. Pringle and wife, Charleston,
S. c.: DR.. Douglas Vanderhoff, Baltimore;
w. Aubrey Thomas, Washington: r. G..
Cousins, Of Washlngton; DR.. Henry G.
futile. of New York city.
At Murphy's--W. w. Ballard. OF Salem,
Va, Eugene Ould. Campbell; L. II. Van
Walk enburgh Norfolk; Sam Hcrrick.
Norfolk Il, Z. Roberts and wife, Charles
City; w. r. Mays and wife, Misses
Brooks, West Point; George r. Rison,
Chatham; J. p. Deburry, Norfolk; c. e.
Jones and family, Carysbrook; a. B. Ha-
den. Palmyra; Mr. j, j. Miller and wife,
Norfolk: Il. c. Palmer. Emporla: a. X.
Wood, Culpepcr; j. n. Bland. Shackle-
lO!u - y Il Ioi wv u, LJdilNiiS, %So' 30 W I,
Stewart. Emil Mollenhaucr, Anton Hoens
Louise Ormsby Mrs. Childs, Miss Jose
phine Knight. Isabelle Bouton, Ed y.
Johnson. Albert Quesnel, l.. B. Merrill
and Surlyn Miles.
At the Richmond-Mrs. w. G.. Weaver
Emporia; Plummer +. Jones, Arvonia;
Miss Glenn. Richmond; Sam Shcrrick,
Norfolk; Mrs. a. II. Drewry, a. Z. Priest,
Lynchburg: Mr.. and Mrs. Il, W. Duke,
Charlottcsville ]. p. Lancaster and wife,
Farmvillc; C. !. Johnson Wngmore; f.
C. Weland and w. 0, Wright of Lynch
burg; John w. Dunno and wife (Mary
Aln.hln1 mud Ittln Chin Of NcM York
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Mrs. Annie r. Cline.
Especial to The Times Dispntch.l

Especial TO The ENTHUSIASTICALLY
MANCHESTER, VA. April So.-AIrs.
Annie r. Kline, wife Of w. S. Kline, OF
Vaucluse this county. was parnlyzed Sat
urday while gathering flowers In her
yard. and died Sunday morning. She was
seventy-thrcc years OF age, and was a
Miss Dinges. Her husband, two brothers,
four sons and three daughters survive.
William Fauntleroy Garland.
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatch)
WARSAW, VA. April 3o.Mr. William
Fauntleroy Garland aged twcntyfour,
eldest son OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. D. Garland,
near Warsaw, died ut his parents resi-
dence this morning at 2:30 o'clock after
an illness Of five weeks of typhoid fever.
He Is survived by widow, father and
mother and two brothers and three sis
tar0 ISL . III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
CLUB CASES THIS WEEK.

Judge Witt Sets Them All and
Will Take Them Up Day by Day
All Of this week will be consumed by
Judge Witt Of the Hastings Court. with
the social club, cases. @
There nre twenty-soven In all, and they
have been set as follows by His Honor:
To.dny-Magnolia, Marshall, Helena.
Ironsides.
Tor orrow--Bon de Won. Maceo, Man
haitian (Evensen. Magnolia Social, Mon
roe Social and Pleasure.
Thursday.-West End, National Ath-
letic, Richmond, Lee, Capital City.
Friday-Sixth. Va, Richmond Locomo-
tive Gymnasium and Social, Manhattan
(Munn.), Rudolph, Richmond Athletic.
Saturday Lone Star, independent,
Unoa, Jefferson. (No. 20 North Seven
teenth), West End Democratic, Lee, Mon
ticelo.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Return From European Trip.

Messrs. j. S. and II. r. Moore have
returned to the city after an extended
trip abroad. They visited Madeira, Cadiz'
Seville Alhambra, Gllrattar, AFFECTS.
Malta, Athens. Constantlnope, SMYRNA
Ephes,ls Joppn, Jerusalem, Bethlehem,
Jordon River and Dead Sen, Jericho, Alex
andria Cairo, Luxor, Naples. Lyons.
Mayence, up the Rhine to Cologne, An-
stcrdam, The Hague, Client, Antwerp,
Brussels, Ostend. Dover, London Dublin,
Cork Barney Castle, Killarney and
Queenstown.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Bows Have An Outing,

party Of forty-nine or fifty associa-
ton boys went on an outing to Forest
iii Saturday. They had q big time at
baseball. yoley-ball swimming and
other sports The way he lunch dsap-
peared was wonderful. Every fellow had
his appetite with hlnr The record Of
the Boys Sunday Afternoon Club last
Sunday, a bright. hot day, was lQl.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
For Alleged Fast Driving.

Blanchard Forbes, who figured. in an
automobile accident last Saturday morning
carly, has been summoned TO appear be-
fore Judge Crutchf!eld this morning 10
answer two charges for fast driving III
his automobile. He was reported twice.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Dr.. Dunn Here.

DR.. Thomas NJ. Dunn, member OF the
House from Albemarle. is in the city.
Dr.. Dunn is on his way to Williamsburg
to attend the Legislative inquiry con-
cerning the Eastern State Hospital which
begins to-day.
Senator Joseph F. sadler, OF Powhatan,
Is chairman of the committee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
OBITUARY.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson Black.

!, MI Thomas Wilson Black died this
morning at sos O'Clock In the home Of
his sister, Mrs. John Murphy. Jr.. No.
1907 West Avenue. after long Illness
Ho was twenty-three years old and the
youngest son of Mrs Elizabeth f. Black
and the late Major p. ]. Black
N Besides his mother, four sisters and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Chamberlayne tones.
(Ss,ecial to Whr Tlmes-Disnat.

PETERSBURG. VA. April 3o.-Mr.
ed resident OF Ettrick, died yesterday and
his funeral took place this afternoon
from the Ettrick Methodist church. Mr..
Jones had been In poor health since n
survived by his wife and several grown
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Paving Out Pensions.

The work of paying pensions under the
act of 1855 is well under way, All The
checks, some 300, VIII be mailed from the
Auditors office to-day, Payments under
Inc acts OF l9yo-l3G Will begin Septembay
1 lDlC +ta 1 a5.+al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
John w. Wilkinson.


NJ Especial to The TImcs-Dspntch,J
WILMINGTON, N. c., April s0:-John
W. Wilkinson. aged twenty-five OF Rich
mond died In a hospital here to-day.
Death was due to typhoid fever, Wilkin-
son came here some weeks ago and went
from here to Scotland Neck, N. CT to
work at lumber mill. He was taken
sick there The remains will be sent to
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Railroad Magnate Dead.


n tBv Associated Press,)
n CLEVELAND OHIO, Apr So.--Henry
e. Rouse, chairman of the Board OF ~,
rectors Of the Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas Railway, and president Of a num-
her of other Western railways, died here.
today of pneumonia, Mr., Rouse was as
.fifty-six years of age He had been III
for q bout two weeks.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Richard N. Clement.
(snoc,oI Ia Tho Timcs-

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., VA, April 3d.
Richard N. Clements, a prominent citi-
zen of Middlcscx county. died last WEEK
at the home Of his daughter, Mrs. Lucy
Z. Palmer, Mt Urbanna,3 aged seventy
two years. FIe Is survived BY six chill
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
3. II. Potts.

Especial to The Times Dispatch,)
LEEsBURG, VA, April 30-Mr. Il; H.
county, a member OF prominent family,
died at his home in Chase City, va, on
Saturday. aged forty-hve years. His wife,
who was a Kiss Gregory, and three chill
rlrap c,,rvva him ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
CAPTAIN Keane Here.

CAPTAIN William Keane. OF Louisa. Is
in the city, having come here to attend
the funeral OF his late friend. Prof, John
r. Mcclure.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Glover Grant.

Especial to The -Dispatch)
i SALISBURY, n. c., April S0.-Groverj
Grant, son of. N. e. Grant died last night
OF pneumonia, aged twenty-five years.
He was brakeman on the Southern Rail-
road. Besides his parents, he leaves three
brothers and one sister.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
DR.. Hatcher in PHILADELPHIA,

DR.. William Z. Hatcher preached Sum
Gay at Memorial Church, Philadelphia.
He delivers three lectures this week at
the Colgate University, Hamilton, n. Y.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Colonel B. K. West.
Especial to The Times Dlspatc l

Especial to The Times-Dlspatcho
LEXINGTON. VA. April 3o.-The body
OF Colonel harrington X. West, c2lef OF
the Com,nssary Department Of Colorado,
United States army, at Denver. who died
Tuesday, April cath, reached Lexington
day at l o'clock. accompanied by Ma.
jor Eric Bcrglnnd, OF Baltimore, Of the
United States army.
Tho funeral took place from the Licking
ton Presbyterian Church and was con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. Thompson 3.
Southall. The lntcrment wus made III the
Lexington Cemetery.
a detachment OF cadets Of the Virginia
Military Institute met the body on the
arrival Of the train. and the corps RI
cadets. under command Of Colonel Il, II.
Strother, the commandment acted as mil
itary escort from the church to the GEM
ctery a salute Of three rounds was
fired over the grave.
DR.. James NJ West and Miss Georgiana
B. West, OF New York. brother and sig
ter OF Colonel West. were present at the
f,ip orol j {
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Miss Nettie Forrar.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
STRASBURG, VA. April 30.--NIiss Net
tic Forrer died ut the family home here
to-day, after brief illness. due TO the
innrmitics Of old age. She was seventy
two years old and was native Of Luray.
She came here from Moorefed, w. Va,
twenty years ago. She Is survived by
three slsters-Misscs Kate, Sallle and An
ME Forrer. She was teacher for many
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
DEATHS

Died, April 20, 1906 at the
residence of her husband, Arthur d..
J, Chandler. 7O4 North Twenty-frst Street,
f Josie NJ. CHANDLER. ,r,,,,,
Her funeral VIII take p,ace ,n nILirSI
from 81. Patrick's church lnterment
Molpnt Calvary.
p1.A c,K-pied. YES terday ON on Ia "
i' norntns at the home of his sister. Mrs.
IN Hni,, M,,rnhy. ~ 1907 West Avenue
TIGMfot5MAs W2iiiLsoN BLACK, ,, twenty \,
three years old, son Of Mrs Eliz l,,n,,,i
= Funeral nrmaa ar from M Sacred Heart church
"wednesday MORNINGS 81 10 o'elock
with requiem mass. Burial ~ MOUNT
q Calvary Cemetery. i55.l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Mrs. George Herndon.


Especial TO The Times-Dlspatch.)
( FREDERICKSBURG, VA, April 3d.
Tho remains of Mrs George Ilerndon.
who died last week nj her home in Gull
pepper county. near Raccoon Ford. were
taken to Madison Courthouse for burial.
The deceased Is survived by her husband,
seven children, and many other relatives.
l. IQ:nIarl MI Clo.,,a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01

ranged side by side, with woman sway
Ing III the balance.
The sale Of seats for the production Of
the play here opens this morning and no
doubt It will be heavy. s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
Mrs. E.. P.5Cox,

rho funeral Of Mrs. r. p. Coz. Of 1909
Park Avenue, who died Sunday morning
at - o'clock, took place yesterday at
o'clock from the Second Presbyterian
church. Mrs Cox was the daughter Of
Maxwell r. and Ellen S. Clark. She was
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01
two BROTHERS survive him. They are Mrs.

two BROTHERS survive him. They are Mrs.
Joseph r. Myers, Mrs. II. u. lotzc, Mrs.
John Murphy, Jr., all Of Richmond; Mrs.
w. r. 13eattie, Of Manchester, and
Messrs. John II. and William Nj. Black.
Mr.. Black was native Of Richmond.
From Sacred Heart Church, Wednes-
day. the funeral will take place. REQUIEM
mass will be held mt 10 o'clock In the
morning. lnterment will DO made in Cal
vary Cemetery
The pnll-benrers will be: Messrs. Robert
Knightly, Frank Brannan, James Cullen
nan, Wilbur Trnylor, James Manning,
Jon Allen and Thomas Lenhey.
M &c ~ ID YC1v
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-05-01

ono WOVld be allowed n 4 cemetery W1tH-
out a permit from the proper authorities.
The amendment Of Mr., Davis was adopt
cd and Mr.. Adams moved to reconsider.
He did SO in order to again move to
insert "walkway" for driveway" The
Council refused to reconsider, and the
original substitute as amended was
adopted ayes 23,s.noes Z. z. .FS