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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
perronni.and Briefs

Professor Frank c. Woodward, Of the
University OF South Carolina, is In the city.
Mr.. r. p. Barham, owner and editor Of
the Petersburg IndeX-AppsaL was in The
city yesterday.
The Richmond German Club will give its
last meeting before Lent on Friday, March
1st, at 1880 Z. NJ.
Ex-Judee J.. c. Burks, OF Bedford, who
has been the guest OF Hon. George l.. Chris
tian, returned home yesterday.
Fast driving over crowded crossings con-
tinues unmolested, and daily ladies are to be
seen running st break-neck speed to save
their lives from reckless drivers.
IL is stated in some OF the newspapers that
MIR. James G.. Blaine and number OF assO-
ciates desire to buy the Natural Bridge pro-
periy, now owned By BlaInss friend Par
sons.
The February no. OF Captain Dick Fray
ser's Manufacturing aud Mercantile Journal
Is brimful Of matter OF Interest TO our COM
muniiy aud Is a good advertisement for our
growing city.
Colonel J. A. Gouldeu, OF Pittsburgh, su.
perlntendent Of agencies Of the Penn Mn-
tuil Liie.Insurance Company. IL IN the city.
Colonel Goulden Is also the promoter Of
large colonization society for the south.
At aquarter.past 8 O'Clock yesterday morn'
ing the city ambulance vas summoned 10
Yarbrough's factory. corner OF Twenty-hith
and Franklin streets, 10 attend colored
woman who had fit. She was taken to her
home, on Nineteenth street between Main
and Cary.
Hon. William A. Anderson, OF Rock
bridge; Robert Gillian, clerk OF the Hus-
tiogs Court OF Petersburg; j. III. Bernard,
Commonwealth attorney OF Petersburg.
and James A. Field, the colored Common
wesith's attorney OF Warwick county, were
at the Capitol yesterday.
II continues to be matter OF regret that
the Board OF Health cannot arrange more
promptly 10 remove the Gsh-baTrels from
Main street. In the appearance OF this im.
portant ihoroughfare the whole community
are interested, and they would rejoice 10
see tbs barrels taken OF early in the morn.
ing instead OF being left 10 the street almost
all day, as on yesterday.
Steamer Company No. /, OF the Richmond
Fire Department, will celebrate It's thirteenth
anniversary at Corcoran Hall TUESDAY,
March 9th, at s O'Clock p. NJ. The pro-
gramme embraces an address OF welcome BY
Captain j. II. Redwood and addresses by
Governor Lee, Hon. Il. c. Marshall, of
Portsmouth, and Mayor EIIyson. and sing
ing, Instrumental music, banquet, &c.
Rev. Mr.. Haymore, OF Bristol, Tenn. who
has been assisting DR.. Goodwin In revival
meeting at Leigh-Street Baptist chuieh Tor
TIE past ten days. preached his last sermon
last nIght and will leave for home TO-DAY.
His lsDors here have been greatly blessed,
apd there have been over one hundred con.
versions. Monday afternoon Mr.. Haymore
was presented with silver ice-p,fcher,
waiter. goblet, &C., as = token OF apprecia-
ton from some of bis Richmond friends
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
WEST END REAL ESTATE
A HiIiion-DoIiar Improvement COM
pany Organized.

Judge Wexford yesterday granted chsr.
ter 70 the West.End Land and Improvement
Company, which Is formed for the purpose
OF transsctlng the business OF buying, sell
ipg, and improving real estate.
The capital stock Is TO be not less than
5000 900 nor more than 81 10000 divided
into shares Of 500 each. Any siockholdcr
who purchases land from the company may
borrow money from them for the purpose OF
making improvements upon the land so pur-
chased.
Real estate may be held not exceeding
GOO acres or $1,000 600 in value. The
principal Office shall be IN the county OF
llenrico.
rhe following are the officers for the first
wear: Major James III. Dooley, presideDt; I;
George j. Rogers. secretary; Joseph Bryan,
treasurer Directors: Messrs. Joseph Bry-
an. E. ID. Christian. james ii. Dooley, J. j..
Mont que, John :, Elicit, NJ. Miilhiser, aud
J. u. Purcell.
The gentlemen interested In this company
are an large holders OF real estate located
lust west Of the corporate limits ana near
the New reservoir. They nave decsued IL
te be 10 their mutual advantage 10 lump
their holdings, organize companys auu re-
tail the property, each snsFiae 10 the pfehis
according 60 1be value OF bis property.
one OF the directors luumated YESTERDAY
afternoon that the company VIII erect spail
houses as homes for families OF small
means. and sell them sometblng alter the
manner OF she buiidingfun companies
The Organization Is probably Toe largest
aua most wealthy one OF It's KIND IN the
State.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
nR. oDELL RESIGNS.
The Chesapezfse ana oato to Have n
New Sseuerng Manager.

Mr.. J. +. OdeIl. general mansger OF the
Chesapeake aud Ohio and general supcrin'
tendert OF The Richmond aud Allegheny
railroads. has resiened both positions, 10
take effect March let.
1t Il understood that he will take charge OF
one OF the new ear compsues-a highly
lucrative and desirable appointment. Mr..
odell has been connected with the Chcsa-
peake aud Ohio since October. 1887, when
he succeeded MIR. Dunn ~ general superin-
tendent. Upon the reorganization OF TIE
company a few weeks $50 he was made
general manager, and soon after the Chesa-
peske and OHIO secured the control OF tho
Richmond and Allegheny he was made stl-
Perintendent Of that line. He IL an accom-
pllshed efficient, aud well-lnformed railroad
man. and there IL general expression OF
regret 1t bis resignation.
MIR. Decatur Axtell. OF the Richmond and
Alleghany Company, and SIR o. q. hur-
ray. the present traffic manager OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. have been mentioned a. Mr..
Odelrs probable successor.
The Richmond correspondent OF the Pc
tersblrg Index saws II Il stated on what
seems to be authority that Mr.. NJ. Il. ingalls,,
president Of the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way, will remove his family from Cincinnati
10 Richmond and make this bis permanent
home some time during this year. lie will
have cottage at White sulphur and will
probably get settled here early in the fall.
ingalls, will be a great acquisition TO Rich.
mond both from a commercial and social
point Of view. lie and Commander McCur.
ley are equally pleased with TINS community
socially aAd both are cordially received at
the clubs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
sorrH-srDE HAPPsNiSGs
TessImcnGaito TO nr. Bahcr--rhe rfnan
cfat Uniou-Persenal. &c.

To Mr.. Baker the Chesierfield-county su-
nervisors have preseuted a handsome gold
lined silver goblet bearing the following IN
scripiion.
Presented to Hon. ". W. Baker by the
Board Of Supervisors OF Chesterfield county
as a testimonial OF his patriotic services 70
getting up and supervising The exoiblt os
the county at the Virginia Exposition hela
at Richmond October 3 10 November zi'
1883.
The board that has thus given recognition
10 the services Of this worthy gentleman cop'
sists OF Major Joseph Walker (chairman),
CAPTAIN +. Il. Locsett, william Spears, A.
l.. Winiree, Il. W. Nuunally, and Cornelius
Minis.
The members Of Department 81, Order oil
Financial Union, were very reticent yester-
day as 10 what occurred In the meeting tue
night before. at which Mayor Atiksson'
who was sent 10 Newark, n. j., 10 assist IN
an examination OF the books and papers Oh
the Supreme Chamber, made bis re-
port. As stated in Yesterdays Dispatch
this report was far from being encour'
aging TO the order. The mem0ers OF thls
department, II IL understood, viii hold
together in fraiernal friendship for the pres
ent at least, but will send no more money 70
Newark. The report OF the committee VINO
made the examination OF the afllirs OF toe
order hiss been printed, bnt the Information
contained In IL will he kept secret untii
after March 10Th, when the affairs OF the OF
der will be ventilated IN the Courts OF Cam
den.
suureme-Justice somerby has written to
the cashier OF Branch No. IL, Order OF Tue
Iron Hall, In this city, stating that be woulu
stop I'm Manchester on the 10th OF April on
his wav South. aud would pay oil three
members Of the Iron Hall whose certificates
will expire the latter part OF March.
The monthly meeting OF the City School
Road. Sir. +. C.. d. Farmer chairman, was
held last nia bt in the Council cbamoer, but
only routine business was transacted. The
schools are now in aourishing condition.
with quite q large attendance.
Str. John G. Robertson. OF Baltimore. for-
merry OF Manchester, was IN the city yester-
day.
Miss Novclla Woodson, OF BurkevilIe, Is In
the city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
DEVOTED sON-IN-LAw.
The Reason why sr. N. u. Flynn Is
NOW in the City.

Mr. Maurice y. Flynn, OF New York,
president aud the largest owner OF the Rich
mond Union Passenger Railway Company,
arrived in the city on the early train
from the North yesterday morning and
is stopping st the Exchange. When seen in
The hotel lobby last night and asked u he
came down to attend the annual meeting OF
the stock sholders Of the company Mr.. Flynn
sald: " No: ! came 10 bring NV respected
father-in.law and mOther-n law to Rich
nond. They had heard 80 much OF the city
that they desired 10 visit it, and I came down
TO show them around. We have been about
some day, and they express themselves as
very much pleased"
Mr. Fl,nn said the meeting OF the stock
holders OF the Electric line will probably be
held while be is In the city. lie will be
here for several days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
NATIONAL BAHKHUPTCY ACT
Approval OF &c by Representatives OF
Commercial L,OdieS.

At q meeting Of the joint committee from
the RichmOnd Grain and Cotton Exchange,
the Tobacco Exchange, and the Chamber OF
Commerce held in the room OF the Secretary
OF the Grain and Gotten Exchange yesterday
to take action iu connection with the Grocers'
Association OF the CltT Of st. Louis, Mo-, IN
reference TO the passage of national bank
rupicy act. Mr.. l.. y. Crenshaw, Jr., was
called to the chair and Mr.. j. NJ. Taylor was
requested 10 act Is secretary.
The Chair explained the object OF the
meeting. aud tie following resolution was
tnen offered BY Major +. NJ. Boykih and
adopted:
Resohed, That we heartily approve the
proposed action Of the wholesale grocers OF
81. Louis. No, with reference TO the passage
OF a national bankruptcy act as set forth IN
certain papers submitted to us. and that 8
CODY Of this resolution be communicated 10
the secretary OF the Wholesale Grocers' As
ISOLATION. Of -. Louis, No.
Tne national convention Of representatives
Of commercial bodies called 10 further this
matter viii meet at ST. Louis tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
Broke Up from Childhood.

Ihaye been afiic;sd with scrofula ever since I
WAS small child. To tell Of ali have suffered
would be a picture too dark and painful TO think
Of. Years Of misery endured, bed digestion.
no appetite, rheumatism Ia my feet, all these
and more than these have made my life .
misery. For fifteen years ! followed the pre-
scription OF physicians. which was no more 10 me
than water poured on the ground. Two years
ago took s. S. s.. and noshing Ia ali my
wrssched and unhappy life was such biessing
TO me as that medicine. After taking six bottles
vas new creature, was tree from pain. was
clear Of rhsumaiism, wss able 10 sleep. 70 est,
and WORK, and was well and hsppy. Ny rhsu-
nlat,sm has besn cured. and has never returnsd.
5, $. s. has certainly bssn wonderful blessing
10 me. susn 4 Aoss.
GalIafin. 7snss, December -. issx
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
GOVERNOR OF soaDIEas' HOME.
The Tobacco Biii Disma, swamp
canal.
[BY teIegraph 10 the DIspateh.

tby telegraph 10 tno DlspAtu.
WASHINGTON. february 26.-The Pre'i-
dent today appointed Brigadisr'General
Orlando b. Wilcox. retired, Governor OF the
Soldiers Home at Washington vice General
Hunt, deceased.
The delegation Of Louisville people favor
inc the repeal OF the tobaccO-tax was at work
to-day at the Capitol. The members saw
seyersl Of the Kentucky representatives and
put forth every argument 20 induce them
10 Use their influence With other members 10
secure some action on the COWlcs bill during
this Congress. 'rhey made the point that
aside from the injury to business interests
arising from the pendency OF the bill the
failure on the part OF the House TO pass II
would result disastrOusly to the Democracy
in certain southern states. The tobacco men
are encouraged this morning over The sue
cess OF that part OF their programme which
involves the disposition OF the appropriation
bills az prelimiuarv 10 the consideration OF
the tobacco bill. Meanwhile to strengthen
their position In the estimation OF GER
tain members who are believed 10
he in DOUBT about their course, arguing
that the tobacco bill would fail 10 pass the
senate " iavOrably acted upon by the House,
the tobaccO.men have been making quiet
canvass OF the Senate, and now say they are
assured that the bill will Certainly pass that
body il II eau be reached.
senator Edmunds laid before the Senate
to-day the letters he had received from Gen.
era Rosecraus, Register OF the Treasury,
arr from the Acting Solicitor Of the Tressu-
rv In regard to the Dismal Swamp canal.
General ROsecrans says that the books OF his
office show that by direction OF the Con-
gress OF the United States in 1926 and 1926
they subscribed for $40 shares m the Dismal
swamp Canal Company. paving 100000
therefor. and that dividends have been re-
ceived amounting 10 sos, ,491, OF which The
last was received in 1851. lie says he has nc
knowledge OF where the shares are. Th'
Acting solicitor gives the history o! the sale
OF the Dismal swamp canal and also says h'
does not know what has become OF thu
shares belonging to the United states.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
city cireuit Court.

In this court yesterday Judge Wexford
appointed the following trustees OF Clay
Street Baptist church: A. J. Chewning, r.
j. Smith, a. Il Apperson, x. G. Lucas, and
X. L. Gatswood.
Judgment was awarded the plllntff In the
following eases Moline Slaughter and hns.
band vs.. Blackburn and wife for S5s; NJ.
Wade vs.. r. A. Pesrman. Jr., for Si22. 81.
The following suits we're Instituted The
Boston National Bank vs.. j. i. stratton &
Co. for Sl,7520i; j. W. Madison, for, &C.,
vs.. r. Ii. Duncanson for $40.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
pen.h or DIR. Iaraan,

MFR. William h. Isaaes. grand secretary OF
the Grand Lodge Of Mzsons OF Nlrginis, last
nl.ht received q telegram announcing the
death. at smiIhheld, Of DR.. George II. Jor-
dan.
Tne Doctor was an officer OF the Grand
Lodge; bad served rs member OF the House
Of Delegates FROM Isle Of Wight county, and
was good, kind, aud popular man. He
was well known In this Guy, and had many
friends here. His funeral viii take place TO.
morrow morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
THE sousn-FAoromy EXPLOSION.
The Cause wnteh Led 10 the Disaster.
lily feInrrnnh 10 thn Dlannfchl

iBI ltAthltih W siip DhnI1s-tAl
PLYMOUTH. IA, February 2G.-The cause
OF the sQuib-ilctory explosion here, which
resulted in the death OF eleven persons, has
been ascertaiued. It Vas due 10 the grossest
careleSsness on the part Of the owner Of the
factory, John Il. Powell. At IL O'Clock A.
NJ, Just before going to dinner he told the
foreman, George Reese, to clean mp. which
meant gathering The empty squibs lying
Ground loose on the floor. Reese said he
would do so immediately after dinner. About
sfteon minutes before O'Clock Reese
told Kate Jones TO sweep up the loose squIbs
and burn them. There il no danger in
burning unload d squlbs, bu. in this case IL
HAPPENED tbat among the swoepings there
was loaded squib. As soon as this came
in contact with the lire 1t shot out like sky
rocket, shatiering the stove and running
slong the flocr until il came In contact with
q box OF loaded squibS ready for the market.
This caused second explosion. and the
souibs In the box ignited aquantity OF loose
powder in keg, which caused the third ex-
pioslon.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
Morruary Report.

The number OF deaths IN the city last week
were %.
Cause Of Death: Asthma, / colored; bron-
chitis-eapilary, l colored; burns, l col
ored; carcinoma, white; cerebral embo-
lism, l colored; congestion OF lungs,
white; consumption, 3 white and colored 4;
diarrliGa, wblte; exhaustion from pain,
l white; ga.trItis-ch., l eolored; heart
disease, white; killed 10y elevator, white (;
marasmus, colored; meningitis, | white T;
obslructed bowel, white; old age, white F.;
paralysis, 1 colored; pneumonia, eoored
premature birth. white; septicamla,
white; serefula, colored; tHmor-m malig-
nant, colored; unknown, 5 colored.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
Accident.

CEDAR GROVE, NEW KENT c0uSTY,l
February 18th.
To the Southern Accident Insurance CON-
psny, Richmond, Va:
Dear Sirs,-I am Ia receipt Of yours oi
the 10Th Instant, containing draft for $50 IN
full payment OF my claim for time lost oc-
casioned by accident.
This IS a strong proof 70 me the necessity
aud value OF Accident Insurance.
Thanking you for your promptness, and
with best wishes, am,
sincerely yours, j. e. LkBxa.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
Southern TobseconisS and nanurac-
turers' fiec0rd.

This weekly journal, devoted to the in-
terests OF The tobacco trade. will hereafter
be edited from Rlchmond-W. L. Dlbreil
and Z. q. Hackney editors and proprietors.
Branch offices: Durham. L. G.. Hackney,
manager; Winston. G.. +. Webb, manager;
Dsnyille, James II. Csrringion, manager.
Mr.. Dibreil IA an experienced and tho
roughly well-iniormed writer on the subject
OF tobacco, and bas surrounded himself With
capable assistants; and therefore It may be
concluded that his enterprise will be we'll
worthy OF the support OF the Trade, espe-
cialy tnat of Virginia and North Carolina,
TO whlch the Record will more particularly
dnYnfe itsnlf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
New Orleans, Races.
fnr tnlerranh % tne pI.petch.l

lDy Telegraph % the Dispetch.I
New ORLEANS. February 26.-1here wa
large attendance to. day aud the track was
fair.
Fir.t -four furl0ngs- Breakdown
won; Cleo Martin second, Maid Of Orleans
third. Time, so seconds.
Second race-fOur aud one half furlongs-
Jennie Mcfarland won; Little Em second
Eternity third. Time. 1908.
Third race-fye eighths OF amile-Doublt
won; Society second, LitsIe Bess third
Time, 1901.
Fourth race-six and one ball iurlongs-
Stuart won; Pritchett second, Airlh third
Time, LIS,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

CHARLESTON, w. Va, February 20.-The
latest adyIces from the Hatfield Mccoy coun-
tlv are TO the effect that everything IA
quiet inst at present Cap Hatfield has a
scrap. book filed with newspaper clippings
about himself snd bis friends, mostly writ
ten by imaginative correspondents for New
York newspapers, but be does not seem
10 be particularly pleased with the manner
ia which they refer to him, as he rather
significantly stated few days ago that he
had seen all the newspapers be wanted TO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

commonly known as the sweet-soap factory
ease, which was submitted Monday after
noon, reported that they were unable to
agree upon verdict and were discharged.
The case goes over until the next term.
Thomas Swami (colored), convicted OF
stealing a cow from James Sweeney and
sentenced TO two years in the penitentiary,
was taken to that institution yesterday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
THE HILL CITY.
ManGied on the Raii-Oid Citizen
Dead.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
LYNcHBrRG, VA, February %. 80 Early this
morning a track-walkec on the Norfolk and
Western railroad found the msngled remains
OF co!ored b0y. aged about seventeen years,
living on the track near the tunnel, about a
mile above the city. The police were noti-
fiedeand the remains gathered up and
brought to the depot, where they were iden-
titled az Samuel Elliott, OF App0mattox
county. The body was fearfully mangled
and the limbs crushed Off. IL Is supposed
that the boy was stealing ride on west
ern.bound train, and, becoming benumbed,
fell of the train aud was run over.
Mr. William A. Miller, one OF Lynch
burg's oldest citizens, died on the suburbs
OF the city yesterday. lie was well known
in Richmond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
The Cowies Tobacco Bal.

WASHINGTON. February 26.-It is learned
that Speaker Carlisle, while promising to
recognize Mr.. Randall 20 make the motion 10
20 into COMMITTEES Of The Whole to con-
slider the Cowles bill, has refused 10 recog-
nize any one 10 move to pass that bill under
a suspension OF the rules unless he Is sup
ported by majority OF toe Democratic
members In the demand. Consequently Mr..
Cowles, OF North Carolina. has been in-
dnstrionsly at work this afternoon trying to
secure tue signatures OF members to a peti-
ton asking the Speaker TO entertain such a
mOtiDn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

over forty-Ons years OF successful bust.
ness management; over twenty-five thou
sand policies In force; over twenty million
dollars distributed 10 poicy.holders and
estates; no. one disputed claim on it, books
is the record OF The Penn Mutual Life
Insurance Company.
PLEAsANTs 4 WoRTHAN,
General Agents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
william uoIzapp,l. W. Greed Davis, WI MII.

william UoIzrpp.l. W. Greed Davis, WI
liam. n. haddux. Edward 7. JORDAN, VII
liam q. Otev. .Iobu Lee. Augustus hfsep.
Jr.. James n. Noel, Robert N. Maogum. ;.
p. Carr. Wiiha1 Trexier. Leonard Wor-
sham. William +. II. Finke, Joseph Brooks,
John W. Hughes. Moses Tbalblnef; Jonn
Rebnan. John Il. BEDFORD, Herman ..
Myer.. Henry T. Miller, T. Ashby Tsylor'
Robert Archer. James Golden, J. 5. Cfen-
shaw, T.. T.. Tayior. William snellings. W.
II. Grant. Barton Haxall, james Augustine.
samuel II. PuliInm. r. a. Jefrev, uoroIh
Warwick. Thomas ". saunders, JOSIAH nv
land, L. W. Gates, L. a. Saunders. Jr., D
ID Mitphell
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

Yesterday morning about O'Clock ii. y.
CTery, brakeman on the Richmond aud AZ
leehany railroad, had his lett leg severely
mashed while coupling ears on the Dock
extension.
Sir. Crery lost bis footing and bis leg was
caught between two cars while they were
backing together.
Dr. Hugh NJ Taylor was summoned aud
the sufferer was taken to the Retreat for the
Sick. The Doctor thinks 1t possible to save
the limb and that amputation may not he
necessary.
sir. Cfery is shout thirty years OF age and
a wldover. lie was reared in Richmond
and his parents reside bere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27
Charged with stealing n Yoke OF

Robert II. Banks, coloTed man, was ar
rested sst night charged With stealing syoKe
Of oxen from some party in Heorico county.
Banks bad the oxen near the First market
when arrested. The former was taken to the
station-house and The latter sent to stable
near by.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-02-27

II. Il. Lee Camp, Confederate Veterans,
will receive the wives and lady friends OF
the members OF the camp at their headquar-
ters next FRIDAY night from until 10
O'Clock. Governor Lee and Judge +. X.
Farrar have been invited TO address the
camp, and some fine music will be rendered
under the direction Of Professor Jacob
Reinhardt.