The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-04

WANT PATROL WAGON
Nirginian Bureau,
Law Building. Phone 1895

x iSANcbt NJ VA, july 81 ne
board of aldermen and common coun-
ell in joint session last night elected
the following officers, who had bea~
ncnliu9ted by the joint CAUCUS a waei
ago: Thomas b. Maclin, police com
missioner; Mortimer Williams. fire
mmissioner, and four members Ct
the school board, all to fill vacenci IS
occurring July LIST. Bernard Mann
was elected to the school board In
place of Il, O. Egorton, deceased
following the Joint sessor, the
regular monthly meeting of the couli-
eli WIS he'd Mr. Mattox submitted
the report of the street committed
in regard to the opelIing of Il new
street through the Vest lii property
from Eaac Tabb TO Franklin street
parallel with Adams and Sycamore
The export urged that the street be
opened, as II WAS { needed improve
meat.
The res solution was opposed by
Councilman Mckinney on the ground
That private property should not be
I improved at the public cost During
the discussion of the subject SHARP
personal words passed between Mr
MattoX and Mr.. Mckinney. The mo,
ti~1 made by Mr.. Mckenney TO refer
the matter to the city attorney was
finally carried.
Mr. Stratton offered a resolution
which was adoptd, requesting the po-
nraintona,,oe 70 p ~ - ~
dnnar+r1ant ~, ~ - :,
49, - - poiie9 NeFa' 'iiiee
~ ,,a, 80 va neeI u 1iiS
- "a 800 ""5"n on some hlHd'
'' q etieet pa !" II
80. -, ""' 10 Sou IN tne ollct
80, - WIS 'H'i f4'ns WIN loFeeFS' ana
'io as was - ~ On 10 the tust :. lgS
.,ti, ~ - 20 -, o1s Was paiieo' non
CT 'iii'dn'' Jf'' Is ms counsel.
".,te Nlniiihtll Jesse NJ NeWce5ao
ol sAS I'"oS"'tlf wing or the Ike
puplican parry heid conference to
hlsnt al the Strauord hotel with
IeapihE i."oSfNelt supporters in other
parts OF the stale. The. EaeeiiHg Ne4s
i"f inc purpose of perfectpg the o.
SanIzAuor or the third party move
hieht.
d. H. Hlrshbers. OF Richmond, Sec
rotary OF the State Aerie of Eagles
was the GUEST ~ the Petersburg acre
last night. and delivered an address.
Among other things he urged t3e
sending of Il delegate to the national
a., ,.
IN August, and the aerie will act on
tho matter nj IS next u,aafine.
The police raided Hobo" park on
the n, a w railroad late YESTERDAY
afternoon and arrested a crowd Of
ten DRINKS. Six We're brought to the
station in a wagon and four were
sober enough L, walk Nine ~ thew
were placed on probation by Justice
Plummer this morning. The police
now have class of twenty candidates
for the public roads conditioned on
their future conduct
Albert Edward Gray, aged twenty
one months. son of Mr. and NJ
Fred Gray, died at his parents resi-
.dence in Commerce street last night
at 10 O'Clock, and the funeral took
place from the residence this after
noon at o'clock, Rev. C. Rraxton
Bfyan officiating. Burial was In
Biandford cemetery.
Catherine lnge Dahney. aged four
Years, died at 7 O'Clock last EVENING At
her parents residence in Rome street
The funeral will take place from the
residence tomorrow morning at II
O'Clock
The funeral OF the late TAYLOR Hub.
oard took place this morning at II
o'clock from his residence. 55g Com
70 SS'CNt' NHN' a ~. Love, ON,
ciating. Burial was in Biandford
cemetery
DR.. George f. Booker tonight
preached the last Of n series or ser
mons on The Lives of the APOSTLES"
at Washington Street Methodist
church. and was heard BY A large con
gregation.
Rev. George c. Zeieler naa,or or
Washington Street Christian church
has Just graduated a class If fourteen
teachers in the years course Of tea cher
train as given by the international
Sunday>ichool association Of North