The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-07

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Nirginian Bureau.
Law building. Phone l23-
PETERSBURG, VA, June b~
The term Of William A. Bond as
member az the board OF police com
missionegs Will expire in two weeks
and the board OF aldermen and COM
mon council viii elect his successor
Mr. Bond has not vet announced his
candidacy for reelection. but It is
understood by hs friends that ne Is
willing 30 serve if he IS reelected. He
mas been member Of the hoard
since It's organization, and has made
an excellent commissioner.
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MIR Bond BY certain friends Of Mayor
Cameron Mr., Bond is a strong sup
porter Of Chief of Police Ragland.
and the mayor and chief OF police are
constantly at loggerhead. Mayor
Cameron has had the police depart
mont investigated twice within the
last two months, and each time Chief
Ragland was exonerated from blame.
The Cameron men are keeping the
name Of their candidate for police
commissioner secret but the friends
0r VIZ BOND appear confident he VIII
be reelected.
Trustees TO Meet
The annual meeting Of The board Of
trustees Of the Bishop Payne Divinity
school was held at the school this
afternoon. Bishop A, NJ. randolph,
bishop Of the diocese of Southern Viz
GINA presiding The other members
Of the board are Bishop Tucker, of
Virginia. and Bishop Robert Strange.
OF North Carolina
The Southside virginia Medical as
ISOLATION Will meet III the r. Z. Ice
school June 18th. AT , o'clock The
officers OF association are: President
DIR. j f. Rawls. Of Suffolk: secretary.
Or. F. G. Reese. OF Cuurriand. The
association viii be IN session only
ono day A number Of papers on
medical and surgical subjects will be
read by men prominent in the pro-
fession, including several from Rich
mond and Norfolk.
AT o'clock on the same dav a
meeting Of the doctors Of the Fourth
congressional district, VIII be held in
the Lee school building to elect a
counsellor tod file the position
made vacant by the recent death OF
Or. Samuel A. Hinton of this city
at Market Street Methodist Episcopal
church Or. George H. Spooner, pas
tor Of the church, Will deliver an adj
! dress.
! The Petersburg high school will hold
/ It's class day exercises tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock
Moore--,yones.
Miss Sallic Thweatt Jones, daugh
/ ter Of Mrs Freeman W. Jones wa
married TO William j. Moore of thi
/ city, last evening at 7:30 o'clock Ii
the Centre HIN mansion. Or. j. A
| McClure performed the ceremony
| which was a very quiet one, owing I,
recent bereavement in the family 0
! the bride. After a Northern brida
/ trip Mr. and Mrs. Moore will resld
! in this city
Civic Lecture.
! Tomorrow night at the chamber O
| commerce civic lecture on Build
ing Community" will be delivered
| by Norman II. Johnson, Esq. edito
/ Of the Merchants journal and Com
merce. and general counsel for tn
! National Retail Merchants associa
/ tian.
Brist4,r--Moran.
quiet but pretty marriage tool
place this morning at $50 o'clock il
/ the parlors Of Rev Father James T
| oFerraii. who olficiated The con
/ tracting parties were Miss Bessi
! Moran and Emmett Blister, both o
| this city Miss Moran is ii dauehte
! of Mrs. Mary I. Moran. while IN
| groom is in the employ OF the Norfoll
| and Western railroad After a North
| ern honeymoon they viii reside il
| this city
!
| has issued an amendment to the char
! ter of the Kent Furniture compan,
/ az this city. increasing its capita
| stock from 10000 to $50, 600.
The Methodist and Baptist ehurchei
! of Matoaca are conducting serie
/ Of union revival meetings at tn,
! Methodist church every evening at
@olos h., n number III c@ltnrslon
/ have taken place and much interes
! IL being shown in the meetings
sunday school Association TO Meet.
The Presbyterian district Sunday
scfiout convention witt meet IN III,
| Central Presbyterian church In Hall
fax street tomorrow evening at
o'clock, and Will be in session Fri
day Saturday and sunday, The con
! Nention viii be under the super
vision Of Rev w a. Yancey and Or
Nits'i ~ ). i'ltlafN. dT!oNS subject.
relating 10 the Sunday school will bi
discussed and the public is invited tt
( attend,
Mrs. india Cox died this mornins
IT 1890 o'clock AZ her home, 42A
W est Washington street. She was six
ty- eight years old. She is survived by
one son James N. COX, of this city
The funeral arrangements have no
been completed
Marriage Licenses.
slS marriage licenses were ISSUED
from the clerks office Yesterday
three 10 white and three 10 coiored
couples
Mrs. NJ f LYONS, who has been
sick. is improved
Hunter Harris. Of this city, is i'll
with malarial fever in Wilmington
n. G.
4 large crowd attended the base
bali game this afternoon, and the
pennant. which was won by Peters
burg last year, was raised with APP
propriate exercises
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