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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
VIRGINIA COLONIES.

IA stst.d in the Gazette Of that day
Governor Mann yesterday made public
the frat complete let Of members OF the
Qubernatorial stsG. Col. Thomss b. Nc
Adams, of Richmond, and Andrew q.
GRAY and George J. 5esy, of Richmond,
ara added to tho lis. Oh William y.
Waite, Of Cu'p'per, member Of the
staff Of Governor Swanson, is reSppoln' =
ed. FolloSing Is ths complete list OF the
colonies with their postoalee addresses:
Alexander D. HamiltoD, Petersburg,
chief of stsf; Robert W. Arnold, IT,,
Wayer!y; G. Sheldon Bowmsn, Salem;
J. B. Boyer, Tyz,weli; r. l.. Brewer, j..
sufJlk; Andrew Jckson Cray, il
Richmond; Lucius Gregory, Chase Ont! ;
EIsin A. Halsey, Lynchbnrg; John M.
Herndon, Dsuville; ]. W. II 'poway,
SmilhReld; James ID. JohnsoO, Roanoke
@. L. KIDD, Bristol Thomas X. Nc
Adsms r edmond; william j. NeIms,
Newpor, News. William W. Old, jr,
Norfolk; DR.. james A. Petit, R9selsud
William Henry Slrgeaot, j., NoriolF
George ]. S ny, Richmond; William T..
Shields, Lexington; E S Simmermap,
speedwtll; f Hugh Smith, II esthsyille;
Richard O. 5iokes, Lyucblu'g J. F.
Templelon, Wsy1esboro; W. q. Waite,
ClIpeper; Roy D. White, Psrssley.
Alexaudria Is consplcous by lie Alb
sence 10 the list. Governor Mann also
announced the following members OF the
SAFE Board OF Fisheries, to succeed
themselves 90 tho board for the ensuing
four years:
". Mcdonald Lse, of Lancaster,
chairman.
8. wilkins Matthews, of Accomae,
secretary.
Band Msssle, Of Nelson.
J. Murray Hooker, OF Patrick.
| George B. Ksezell, OF Rockingham.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
JUDGE BARLEY,

Commissioned by the governor to sit
10 the Rockingham Circuit Court Judge
Lewis @ Bailey, of Alexandria, will be
10 H irrlsonburg today. he comes to
pass upon tie quesiIons involved 10 The
cJnirmstion OF the sale, by commission
ers, of the Shsckleit corner, TO Ka'a
usugh Brothers. The pOint at issue 10
this case Ia whether the sidoW's suit for
cesh assignment OF dover can be main
tanned beef 70 the real estate is Of such
character that really assignment can
not be made. After the sale to the
Messrs. Kavauanah for s9S, 900, With
The Tu Pose of giving the widow heI
comnu ed Interest 10 cash, objscliop
was filed to the sales confirmation, aud
Judge Barley will pass upon this In BILE
decision. Judge b riley ia a native Of
Rocking ham county and is we'll known
to many of our citizens. - Harrlsonburg
Times, JSp. %
Ia an opinion delivered yesterday,
Jadge Barley, held that widow could
properly maintain suit for the sssigu-
men. OF dover, even where the property
was not III lecpiils OF division in kind,
and that the ssle OF The Shsckl"', cor
ner lder a decree OF he q carried
with 1t good tile Earrisonturg
Times OF today.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
OBILDREN'S home.

Toe board OF msnsgers Of the Child
ren's Ii 1me have been very much grail
fed at the Interest manifested by the
cit me of Alexandra 10 The welfare OF
the home, espscislly as the death OF M.
Cht,enton affects the home In very
material way.
Mr.. Oilteulon spent 81, 900 when ne
provided the optn door on Duke street,
for needed children, he expected the
citizens of Alexandria to provide for the
maintenance Of The home. We are sorry to
ssy this has only been done 10 part, &c
The National Florence Oriltenton Asso-
ISOLATION has paid the salaries OF the
snperiuteudent and nation, and msl
the bills for most Of the iael used-be-
sides paying for repairs.
Now We are face to face with new
order OF things, for the National A'sO'
citation can 10 longer sssis, the home
fuancislly, as there ere no funds avail.
able, and 10 every other city where MI
Oitleutou gave the Lu ldings, the ia
slilutioDs through the aid Of local help
became Belt-euppnttIIE'
At the last tu lines meeting OF the
board of managers, the beard assumed
entire charge of the home, 1t is our
earnest desire that We may be assisted
by the generous hearted citizens Of
Alexandra 10 keeping open the doors
of the Oaildrsn's Home. Such az 10.
sitution Is needed IS our state makes no
provision, save the poor house, for de-
pendent children.
We invite auy and all who will TO
give uIa pledge for any amount to be
paid monthly, for II will be necessary for
as to raise a certsin sum each month to
meet our extra expenses. Mr.. Il chad NJ
Green, treasurer of the Citizens Bank, Is
the treasurer of the home and all bills
ere paid by him; his books are open for
inspection at any time.
Ms. Amy Wesch, Who Is president OF
the board, will gladly receive any do
nation or promise of the same.
BOARD OF MANAGERS OF THE CHILD
REN's HOME.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
LOCAL BREYITIES.

There were no cases for trial in the
Police Court this morning.
No business of general importance
was transacted at the meeting last night
at lhs Bard OF Fire Wardens.
A civil service examlrat will be
held 10 this city on Msreh 8, fCr pint
er in the Philippine service.
A 5olfrd woman named Verder, liv-
iDg Of 500 Madison street, tad several
chickens stolen from her premises we'd
uesdaY night.
Tie mus'csl tea given last night 81
Leo Camp Hall by the Crisis Friendly
Slcely Of Gcscs Episcopal Church vas
very Ell ysble and tu'cessiul affair
II sill the an,i.mcat eaters persist in
their VOWS they will be In better
position to observe Lent, which will
commence with Ash Wednesday, on
February 9.
Officer Roberts thls morning arrested
Walter SSipwOOd, colOred, on suspicion
o. stealing a vase from residence 10
this city. Three umbrellas were found
In SkipTood S possession.
Tonight the young ladies of the P. 4.
B. Circle of The Second Presbyterian
Sunday school will give social ut the
homs Of Mrs. Matthew, SlS King
street.
Sergeant AIaichett Of the regular army
detailed to Instruct The Alexandris
Light Ioianlry 10 various drills. CON-
pIeted his work last night and left here
today for his post.
NJ. 7. O. Howard hiss purchased
from Mr.. Henry f. Robertson the ftut
story brick residence on The west side o.
Washington street, between Prince and
Dnke. MI II ward will soon occupI
his new bone.
Lowney's Loose Chocolates at 40c per pound
at H. BLOCH's exclusive agent for Lowney :
Chocolates. ieS4 lw
Good value Large Cook Stove, 20-inei
oven, $1,000. Easy payments. II. +
Webb, 92l King street. feb4 81
While discussing the meat question recent
ly, Mr. Eiustisn siid : "Dere vos meat unC
m at, und again there vos meat. Der PEG
PIES are beginning to demand better grade
than efer before. FOLDS what used to be sat
1T d nit round steak now demand tender
loin. Dere ISIS eat dot shust ordinary FRI Z en-
testeless suif dots genera ly advertised chear
[ I'D il amt worth noddlng. Der me- dot
sold At der Auth Marke. always giii, satisf4e
ton. Every body dots st all particular sbou
Whist deg eat goes there for all their food.
Sylvan Blondheim, The Auth Stand and Th
Auth Market.
Best EIgin Creamery Butter, soc u
Good Country Poll Butter, SO3 h.; Guarsn
iced Eggs, sec doz.D; Seedless Rsisins, Sc II.
| 8 lbs. Best EvaDorated Peaches, 20 lbs
Large Prnnes, Csc; cars Best Tomatoes, Zoe
4 cans Sugar Corn, 25c; cans String Beans
&c: 3 cans Fish Roe, Csc; 3 cans Singapore
Pineapple, 25c; large cans Pears, 25C, larg
cans Apples, 25c; Sweet Florida Oranges, 10
dozen: Walnut Kernels, zoe h; Fresh Flo-id
Tomatoes, I2l, T.; 3 ca, Early June Pess
&c, 7 ID. Pure Buckwheat. 2'c. w. P
I WooLLs i soN, Royal and Wolfe streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
Steamer Sinking.

Charleston, South Carolina, Feb 4 -
The local wireless station here today
picked up message from the steamer
Kentucky, owned bya the Alaska
Pacific Transportation Company, which
is en- route on her maiden voyage from
New York to theiNorth Pacific coast.
The message declared that the vessel
had sprung leak from some unknown
cause and was sinking At the time she
reported she was in latitude ~. 10;
longitude IS. a.. The Alamo OF the
Mallory line reported that she had heard
the message and would 60 to the
assistance of the Kentucky.
New York. Feb. 1.-The kentucky,
Is a paddle wheel steam boat, formerly
of the Joy Line, plying between
Providence and Boston.
Several We ,sels have gone to the re-
lief o. the K entucky.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
DEATHS.

Mr.. Erucs. f. Ridgwsy Padgette died
ct bis home, ll2 north Fairfax street,
lest night. TIE deceased leaves a widow.
Ia wss g con OF John and Title
Psdgette.
Mrs. d. Il. Plsster, widow of the late
D. q. Plaster. of B u mont, Loud u
county, died at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon a, he home OF her sister, Mrs. d.
NJ. Ogden, lS43 east Capitol street,
Washington D. G. She leaves tso
sIsts,s--Mu. Ogdeo and Mrs. Ida W.
Gregory, OF Washington; also brother
NJ Walter Gregory, OF this city.
Ms. Mary o. Nelson, who reached
the ripe old age Of 81 yesrs 90 The 4 b
day Of Is,t Jsr ry, died at the residence
Of her son iu.lsv, Mr.. B A sareve'
living near Sterling, Va. MIS- Nei'op,
who was 8 Miss Moale, vas 8 native Of
Baltimore, IN, had resided for many
years nesr stsrlIug,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
nsUGAROrA" DAIRY FOOD.

o. December 10Th last the & z}lte
published paragraph s.aiiog thai Mr..
S. G Breut, commemorative attorney,
bad received letter from the secTets'y
OF the dairy and food division OF the De-
psrtment of Agriculture aud la m'grs-
tIo1 st Richmond which stated that a
preparation known IS "SngarOia dairy
food" had rot been found by analysis to
be according to the brand printed upon
It; that this preparation IS made In
Wipous, MiDU., and is being sold in
AieXsndlis.
Compliant having made to the Ga
zstte Of this publication BY the mSne-
fscturers of "Sugsrota," We have niece
careful ltquiry concsroiog the matter
and have been informed that while the
sample from which the analysis was
made was, as a matter OF fact, not &C.
cordiug to the brand placed upon 1t,
ve, SAMPLES taken from other lots show
I'd By analysis an srticle superior u
the brand indicated. L! can alsO be
ststed that when the atlention OF The
manufacturers WAS called to the matter
they promptly wrote to the dairy and
food division Of the State Agricultural
Department asking that department TO
make analyses Of other samples OF
"Sugsrola," which had been shipped to
Virginia and that the report OF the
department was that these samples met
the guarantee OF the manufacturers.
Lssl In publishing the art Gle complain
ed of by hem we did the Wnons maou-
fsctursrs 60 injustice we gladly publish
this explanation and add that We have
been credi,sbly informed that Sogsrots"
Is no, only 30 excellent dairy food, but
that it fully meets the requirements oil
the state Law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
CnInRED BOYS, bAND.

Tb,rty.fve colored boys, ranging from
: tolls years, bave bseu enrolled a. the
Wm. Mckinley Training School, corner
Of Patrick and Montgomery streets, and
will be known SIS The "COOks and Waiter
B,gs' Band" These boys are to be
ttsined 10 hotel SERVES and band music,
30 that they may Offer their services IS
boiy, and TO furnish entertainment Tor
guest, bstTeeu leisure h0uF5. The boys
me, last night and made arrangements
for getting uuiiorMs and instruments.
Alter aci }uIDing to meet next Saturday
night they we're taken by Prof. W. o.
Psyre to Roberts Chapel whers s meet
ing wss in pTograss discussing plans to
heIr Alexsudlis oolCrad youths. The
presiden! of the band ia James Brown
We president, Clarence Pee; secretary,
Eos, 1T P,nEuey; treasurer, sara Payne,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
X OF O. LECTURE.

Arrangements have been completed
for the lecture to be delivered by Rep
reseataive 7. I. AnsbesrY, of Ohio,
under the auspices of Fitzgerald Ooun'
Gil, No. 459, Heights OF Columbus, al
the Lyceum Hall next Tuesiay evening.
Mr. Arsberry will take for bis subject
ellie of Christ from the view point OF
q lawyer" During he evening musi
cal programme will be rendered by the
qnatteite of Sacred III art Church,
Washington, of which Miss Mabel 0.
Latimer is soprano. The lecture will
be complimentary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
nn1nRED People ORGANIZE.

The second meeting Of cOlOred peope
Of this city to devise means OF beitering
,bair moral aud indus risl condition,
e.oscially Of the younger generation, and
IN take stcps t. co opcTsse ia The move
ment % hold a semj-cen:eosry anniver'
s.rg OF the emancipation OF sla7es 10
1918, was opened lsst night at Roberts
OasprI, with prayer by Rev. Wm.
Johnson.
motion of Thomas Shelton per-
manent organ 2 sion wss Effected with
Prot W. O. Pa ne, presidSni; W. n.
Jackson, vice president; Rev. Lyles'
secretary; sud Rev. Mitchell, treasurer
Pot. Payae addressed the meeting
sayinp: at Is time the christian palp't
sad pew vas boxing m)rs definitely to
the iutate OF the ylunger generation
Tue bes. way to save the man is to sa7s
ths boz, and you can't save youths an
iess you &c. thsm Interested 10 come
thing" Tbs speaker then spoke In
Commentator, terms OF The "OOosa
and WsItera' Band, which had been or
paulzsd st the william Mckinley School
and on motion this organization WAS
commended 10 the eOlOred people Of the
city.
The following committee was appoint
ed 10 drag up constitution and By
lave: M.nlice Resell, chairman, w.
N. Jsosson, Geo. W, Preston, + HUI,
ir. Rsv. Wan. johnson and Clarence
Htgkins, assistant secrelary.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
INJUNOTIoN DISSOLVED.

The iriancllon proceedings recently
Instituted by Ms. Ida French to pre-
vent the construction by Mr. n. L.
Risbfill of s.aw and planning mill at the
,outhess, corner of Wilkes and Ooluml u'
streets, contiguous to her property, has
been dissolved by Judge Thornton of the
circuit Ootrt for the city. As herelo-
fora been stated 10 the G'zalte, Mr..
Rlsheill recently purchased Mrs.
Frerch's resIdeuce, which be will make
his home In the near fnture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
pERsONAL,

Mr.. John Riley, who has been III for
sbtu month, Ia able to be out sgain.
Miss Mary Glenn Uhlar Ia visiting
Mics Louise Payue at tho laIter's home
in Lynchburg.
Mr.. John b. Padgeit, who was H.
Gently tut by falling sign in Wash
ipe!on is able 10 be Ii, again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
To CONSIDER PLANS.

The ) ,ssion of the Second Pfesbyter
rian Church on the corner Of Prince and
st. Asaph streets, has called a congr'gs-
tioual meeting to be held at the church
next Wednesday, night, at s O'Clock
to consider plans for remodeliug the
church building. The Sunday school
has far outgrown its quarters, and steps
will be taken to provide a much larger
room than is now used. The plan most
generally favored is to make the present
-srulure two stories high. On the ground
q Dor will be modern Sunday school with
one large room aud ten class rooms,
separated With roller partitions which
csn be rolled up and thloFn Into one
large room. The suggested plans call for
the most modern appliances for heating
lighing aud ventl'a G. 1t these plans
are iopted Dext Wednesday, steps will
be taken Immediately TO raise the necss-
ssry funds, sDd the contract let. when
Fl aished il will be one Of the most sttrae'
tive churches 10 the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
WILL NOR REBUILD.

The Naiousl Electric Supply O)m-
pauy, whose plant, si,usted in the
Agnew shlpysro enclosure vas destroy
cd b7 fne on the night OF December II.
of last yesr, sill moi rebuild in Alexau-
dI,. The company is operating 3
plspt at Round BIZ, and all the lumber
rhIoh wss saved st lie Gre, machinery,
etc will be tsken TO ihst place. The
rompsag ecplry d sbopt dem men,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
OPERA HOUSE.

Oglng to the phenomenal success of
"Ool B1llsls." Mr.. Guy Johnson's
original farce comedy and which was
presented last night, ii was decided to
repeat the bill tonight. This is un'
doubleday The most amusing show given
this season, and se.lookiOg for q good
laugh should not fail to attend tonight,
this bslng the last time 1t will be seen.
Vaudeville and moving pictures are also
included In the excellent programme.
DR.. A, S anley Hall 10 an address st
the Lycsum Theatre, New York, the
other dsy, emphasized the benefit DE-
rived from giving boys and girls ga op.
porlunIly for dramatic expression, and
more good than harm wjnld be done 1t
soms Of the theatres Offering their beet
attractions we're TO remsin open Sunday
afternoons thai children might be KEEP,
from idleuess and the influence OF the
streets. One Of the leading parts 10
''The Bankers OhIld" Is portrayed by
a child bat seven years old, dad TO
say that she delights her audiences Is
pllllug It mildly, judging from The
amtult of applause she receives. Opera
House tomorrow, matinee aud night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
HIGH WINDS LAST NIGH z.

The raioy weather of yesterday was
followed toward the close of the day
by q drop in the temperature, aod ai'er
dark the gind Veered 10 the northWes'.
B,,weeu nine aud ten O'Clock it gathered
force, and up to about mid0igat "ole"
great gums" The heavens became clear
Ia The meantime and at sn carly honr
this moraiug the mercury stood al ~.
The steamer City of Milford, which
reached this port st an early hour this
morning, was unable to make most OF
her river landings last night owing to
the high wind. ,
Toe sleamer Norfolk was delayed
about au hour by the wind aud low
tides In the river. She reported yeavy
heal winds 10 the bay and the Potomsc'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
rNF TOWN OLOOK

A rep,e,en,siive Of the E. Howard
dick Ooppsay, Of B SOD, arrived here 81 .
t1dsv AMI 1T 0uce proceeded 10 The
work Of repairing sad putting 10 coDdi'
lion the olock TO tbs s'eepls OF the O''y
Hal Al the new pisces OF the clocE
orderediu b st1u have arrived here sud
il is stated tact jhs Big town pie's will
soon be 10 opsrs lon again af.eF g silence
OI fonF month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
English Politics,

London, Fer. 4.--.Some inside poit-
ioal Information tbs leaked out today
makes 1t apparently inevitable that Pre-
mler AsquItb, even should he sccept
the raius Of the liberal administration,
will SOON be cast ont By bis party 10
favor of the more radical David Lloyd
George, the chancellor of the excbGqueL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
Nav York Stock Market.

New York, Feb. After opening aboIt
q e point above Yesterdays close the stock
mlrket Soon weakened, and the slump N
evidencs as of Yesterday was again noted.
AT the end of IS minutes the railroad issues
showed fractional net loses. II 0. m. Az
though prices recedsd after the openlog aa,
tbrongh ths fist hour and at the end Of that
period many issues ranged slightly above
Yesterdays close.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04

Said A fierce, ferocious bandit. II want a
sandwich quick, so hand II.
For Pm hun ry and can't stand 1t to wait
minute more;
Ard for collse that's delicious have sn OPP
petite quite vicious, \ -,
So be quick with food nutritious or l Will
spill your gore"
So he put ss in furry that brought on
tasteful hurry,
For we didn't like the worry OF q bullet Ia
the head.
We stood by as he WIS eating and he hnisaed
with the greeting,
81 feel happy for this netting was never
better fed
When thought about the money, he sur
pfised Us saving Sonny,
You may think it's awful funny, but its just
way o. mine;
It would be shsms TO cheat yous and it's
rot my plan TO heat you,
So will not badly treat you after eating tool
so fine"
And be paid as he departed, did this man SO
lion. hearted
And remarked that he had charied the best
lunch in the tovr.
Now we're not the leas. bit fearful. since with
his gun he had been keehul,
And we know we will be cheerful when he
brings his friends around.
They all have good time at the CAMERON,
so come up and try our DAIRY LUNCH,
QO5 King Street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04

Fears that disaster hsd oVtriaken the
big u. s. collier Caesar, week over
due from G,hrsller, were allayed in
Boston today shcn wireless message
was received from Captain Esstou stst-
Ing lha. all we're W. on board end that
the ship would reach Boston tomorrow.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04

What mar hsve been a double mur-
der. a contaminated suicide pact, or two
sudden desths from nstnral causes was
discovered yesterday when the bodi' 6
Of William B ,hrsr, wealthy lspl6ay,
about 55 years old, and an unidentified
vomsu. about 80 years Of sge, were
found Ia room In the wholessls jsT.
elry trade section Of Philadelphia, where
they had lain probably for more than 8
month
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-02-04
SCHOOL BOARD.

At The monthly meeting OF the City
School Board held last night there we're
~ eseot: Capt. herbert Biysnt, chair
mar a9d Messrs. Thompson, 5;sblsr,
B,aes5sw. Thomson, Bottle and the
soptrl1le1deni. Measrs. q. r. Yates, Of
the First ward and q. w. Ramsay, Of
the : como, recently reelected, and Mr..
F. Myers, recently elected trustee from
the Fourth ward, also appeared and took
Their sears as membsrs Of the board.
Mr.. S ADLER reported that request
hal beeu made II the City Council for
an appropriation Of 5000 to Improve
Lee School lot aud $500 for putting
wa'er and wafer closets 10 Washington
b1ildipg. Council had made en- appro.
p,jaIon FIR the Washington building,
onlg. bat since then the.cily engineer had
reuofted th.t much moro than 5000
would be rsquirsd TO install water and
water closets in Washington tu'ldiug.
The matter was referred back to the
committee on schoolhouses and furniture
for a report 8. the next meeting.
Mr.. Siabler al'o reported that the
porch 10 front OF Ssaion building had
been repaired a. small cost.
The superintendent made his monthly
report of the working of the schools:
T5ree teachers rad been absent from
echool for a short time, but the schools
had rot been closed; no contagious dis
ease bad made lis appearance 10 the
schools The rooms had been fnmigated and
everg precsniOn had been taken to pre-
vent diaesse.
Toe eupsrintendeUt ssked the bo1Fd
70 consider The proposed meeting 10 this
CITY Of The supsfintvndeuls and teachers
Of the Eighth congressional district.
They desired b hold this meeting 0n
BIsrcb 20 %, during the Easier holi-
Ssys 50 taat It would not interfere with
tbe schools. and about $50 persons would
nrobab,y be present. II, stated that
the Young Peoples Building could be
securel 10 which TO hold The meetings, for
she expense OF lighting and the 'niIot's
nav and tbst the other expenses for the
meeting would be small. Lee school
building could be used iOr committee
meetings, aud that accommodations
could be secured for 250 visitors at the
hotels and boarding houses at from Sl.5O
10 81 so psr day, all Of which data he
had furnished Mr D. G Maphis, dig
trio exsminer.
The board sanctioned what had been
d>ue in the ms Ter by he superintendent
Tns ehsirmal stated that as this was
q suparis.ondeuts' and tCa9hars' associa'
ton If ,ir the board was expected ooly
to delrey The necessary expenses OF the
meeting, etc.
Az appropriation of $25 was made
for the purchase by the superintendent
of globes for tbs schools.
Al appropriation Of $40 was also
made for the purchase OF atsrisl Tor
use in the cOlortd boys industrial school
In Sealou building aud permission was
granted for the use Of room 10 Ii 'llo'
we'll building 10 which TO hold the
monthly mesiogs OF the col0rcd civic I'M
pyovement league.