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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-05-04
DorBLE EXECUTION IN cREENyILLE.
Two Negro Murderers Pay the Penalty
of Their Crime.
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+ BrrFrFLD. VA. MAY "A double exc
cuiiOn took place az llisksfOrd, The seat
of this county. shortly after noon to-day.
7 The occasion attracted goddly crowd,
mostly cOlOrcd people, 10 the village, but
cvortning passed of quietly. The name
of the condemned men were Waiter
Harris who, on the l3ih of last March,
killed respectable colored man named
Anthony Parker by chOpping open his
skull with an axe, snd Robert Williams,
whose nearest relatives live in Rich
mOnd. who on the 2lst of February, killed
Emerson Mason in the same way, only
with this difference, that Mason was
asleep I'm bed at The time Of the murder
Gus assault 10 has alway. Deen sup
posed that Harris crime was committed
for robbery. but Harris own statement
in court, and bis last statement an hour
before his death. was that the killing was
done in seli.deiense, that difficulty oc-
CURED between them about debt OF %
few cents which Harris owed 20 Park
err that "a fight ensued. and that after
he had been struck he dealt Parker
the fatal blow with the axe. lie has
never varied from this statement.
On the contrary, Williams openly con-
fessed that he murdered Mason in
mAlicc-tho result Of long and incIeas-
ing hatred. They were alone In their
room on the night of the nurder-MasOn
being asleep i'm his bed Then, said VIII
liams, I conceived the idea of killing him.
] struck him on the head with the edge
of the axe. ] attempted TO strike him a.
second time but my aim failed, and !
ieit the house.
The execution was arranged for half
past - o'clock. at which time all privi-
] iged persons were in the iail-yarc.
When the men were brought from the
Jail they cyinced DO signs of trepidaiiOn,
and looked as though they might be-
going mp TO a goo breakfast instead oi
their own hanging They were cheerful
during the morning. talked very freely
and ate heartily of the meals sent 10
them.
The sentence of death was read 10
them by Mr. L. J.. Turner, the clerk Of
the courts f0r the county. and during the
reading the negroes were looking around
unconcomedly, and paying no attention
To the courts sentence W hen asked u
they had anything TO say they simply re-
piled that they were ready 10 die, and
had no hard feelings towards anybody IN
The world. Prayer was offered by Rev.
y. j. Pruder, and 40 l24O. by al
simple touch of the sheriff, the
TWO men were dropped into eternity
Their nccks were broken and their
struggles were short. They were really
icad in eight minutes. but the bodies
We're allowed 90 hang twenty minutes
before being being cut down The
bodies were buried near The town at the
expense of the county, their relations
and friends refusing TO have anything TO
do with them
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NEW YORK, May 8.-R. G. Dun *
Co.'S weekly review of trade Will say.
"The unprecedented interruptions OF
business by the centennial preparations
and celebrations has made the week
nearly a blank in commercial
OF financial respects. At New York
accumulated orders gave surface APP
pearance of greater activity on Thurs
dav and Friday, but ii is yet too soon TO
Judge which way the tide will turn, and
the reports from other cities, though
nearly all hopeful in tone, do not indi-
cate the expected improvement. in
general, the course Of prices still
tends downward, but many products OF
large importance are now so low that
not much further decline is expected.
while quick advance might follow a
revival Of demand or speculative conn'
dence
The business failures for the last seven
DAYS number for the United States, lco.
Tor Canada, %, total, pa, as compared
with 2I3 last week and 2i5 the week pre-
yiOus TO the last
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THE RAILROAD INVESTIGATION.
The senate Committee to Begin ~, Labor-
To-Norrow.

NEW YORK, May 3.-fhe Senate in
vcstigaiing committee which has been
directed TO inquire and report to the
senate whether any railroad lines 10 the
United States are owned or controlled by
the Grand Trunk Railway Company, the
Canadian Pacific Company, or any other
Cananian railroad corporation, or wheth.
er any American freight has been divert.
ed to Canadian lines, will probably not
begin ifs labOrs before tomorrow morn
ing. There are nine members OF the
committee, and it is believed that all Will
be here tomorrow morning. There are
already here Senator Cullom, OF Hi
nois, Senator Blair OF New Hamp-
shire. Senator Reagan, OF Texas
Senator Harris, of Tennessee
and Senator lIiscock, Of New
York, Senators Plat, Of Connecticuti
German, of Maryland, and Barbour, of
Nirginia, are expected to-day, The
committee has invited to appear before
IL Commissioner Fink, the representa-
tiyes of the chamber of commerce, Presi-
dent ". G.. Van Horne, or the Canadian
Pacific railroad, and General Manager
Joseph IIickson, Of the Grand Trunk
railroad
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THE AMERICAN DELEGATES ANNOYED BY
REPORTERS.
The Washington Races.

WASHINGTON. May 3.-First race. six
furlongs-Brait I, Tom Hood ?, Wild
Cherry B. Time, ilsI.
Second race, National handicap, mile
and a furlong- -Oriilamme, I, Bordclaise
> Time, 2.0ii.
Third race, handicap sweepstakes, six
furlongs-king Idle I, Newcastle ,, lago
B. Time. 20t.
Fourth race, selling purse. one mile
Panama I Iceberg ., Blue Line 3. Time,
l:isi
Fifth race, handicap sieeple-chase, full
course. Jake Shipsey won. The Others
fell. No time taken.
In the sieeple-chase two jockeys
Smith and Updykc. were injured by
falls Smith, who was riding Light
House, had his shoulder dislocated and
his arm broken. Cpdyke suffered a con.
cussion Of the brain Both were taken
to the hospital Updykes injuries may
prove fatal although he is reported i'm
proving tonight.
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found at his home. which is about six
miles from the Courthouse. About two
weeks ago he was 10 have been tried IN
The Circuit Court Of Petersburg, but be
then failed to appear The Court ordered
his bond to be forfeited The amount I
the bond was $500. The fugitive hl
been in the county ever since his Hight
from Petersburg. and Sheriff Grizzafd
receiving capias yesterday, had the
arrest made last night. as stated.
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YGEE PASSES.


The Question Before the Inter state Com
merce Commission Yesterday
WAsmNorON. MAY 3-The Commis-
sion fo dav heard representatives, Of the
principal railroad companies of the East
ern and Northern States i'm the matter
of free passes and free transportation.
Some of the roads, through their AT
torneys. filed written statements, while
others merely presented verbal state
ment. a- to The practices of their com
oanies in the matter of free passes
Gencraliv. they stated. that free passes
were issued within the border of "a state,
fo the officers and employees OF the roads
asa general thing Interstate passes
were also issued 10 officers and employees,
and that passes were also issued 10 OF
frers of other roads in exchange for Ike
courfe.ies But few of the roads pun
lshed lists of the persons To whom
passes hai been issued, and most OF
Them simply mentioned the classes OF
person. to whom passes had been issued
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-fhe President
to-day made the following appointments
Samuel ". Hawkins, OF Tennessee to
be United States attorney for the es
ern District o. Tennessee, John kuhil
of Tennessee to be United Seaies allor
new for The Middle District of Tennessee
United states marshals j. II. I'M, OF
North Carolina. for The Eastern Dist'lc'
of North Carolina Carter Is. Harrison
of Tennessee. for the Middle District OF
Tennessee Jacob W Brown, Of Ten
pessee. for the Western District OF Ten
nessoe Thomas r. Borland, of Virginia
United States attorney for the Eastern
District Of Virginia.
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APPROVED By THE PRESIDENT.
Ihe Punishment Allotted To Major Ly
decker by the Court Martial.

WAsmNor0N, d. c., May 3.-Presi-
dent Harrison has approved the findings
and sentence of ihe general cOurt-mar-
iial which recently tried Major Lydecker
for neglect of duty IN experimenting the
construction Of the Washington aque-
duct tlnnel The sentence Of the court
is as follows To forfeit to the United
States one hundred dollars (slOO) per
month Of his pay for nine months, and
10 be reprimanded in orders. The court
is thus lenient, in view of the evidence
before il, that in spaces so confined as
those above The arch in the tunnel it was
almost impossible TO secure thoroughly
good work under the contract system
imposed BY law.
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ALEXANDRIA.
4 Postmaster Appointed-A Negro Struck
by Train


by Train
Special 90 the TIMES.
ALEXANDRIA, May 3-Mr. Wiley, OF
Hamilton. got his commission as post
master to-day Ii was through lardly
Browns visiting and explaining matters
to General Harrison General Malone
is said to have been there to day Some
hold that this is favorable to the anti
Mahones. AS Malone is believed to have
cotton Clarkson to hold this commission
back Wiley is a petersburg bolter
An intoxicated negro employed with
the postal telegraph corps last night sat
on the railroad track at Stone Bridge,
falling asleep. A train awakened him,
and projection striking him cut open
his Uranium quite severely.
The University baseball team de-
feated the Episcopal High School to-
day by score of eleven to six. The
ST. Johns defeated the Potomac Academy
by - score of sixteen TO six.
The Independents have nominated for
MAYOR William A. Moore.
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A Po.tmastsr Arrested.

MORRIS, MISN., Nav 3.-Erick +. Sol.
seth postmaster Of Nash, this county,
was arrested here Yesterday and taken TO
81. Paul. II is charged that he his made
a practice Of using postage stamps a.
legal tender in neighboring towns, and
disposed OF some at discount, reporting
them 10 the department as Cancelled by
him. II il said that he pocketed 5000
or $4,000 ILLEGALLY.
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A vnraee Nearly destroyed by Fire

FREEPoRT. Ill, May The business
portion of the village of Forreston was
almost completely destroyed by fire to-
dav The blaze started in Poole's ele-
yaior and spread rapidly. The fire pro-
lection of the town was entirely made
ouate to cope with the conilagration.
The loss amounts 10 S35 900. The FIRE is
supposed TO have been caused by sponia-
neous combustion in the elevator. James
Mullen. "a sick man, who had 10 be re-
moved during the fire, died from the
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JOURNALIST ENTERPRISE.
,ddv E,an. the EN.Champion Heavy

Paddy Ryan. the EN-Chanpion Heavy
Weight. Downed by " Reporter
SAN FRANcsCo. May Paddy RYAN,
eN-chqmpion heavy weight, was knocked
out "Wednesday night by ne Nspaper
reporter weighing about one hundred
and fifty pounds.
RYAN nsulted Walls, the reporter, who
Knocked him down three times ON the
sidewalk. RYAN was finally rescued hv
his friends. Ills face was so badly bruised
that he did not appear Yesterday al The
saloon. where he is employed as a
hOuucpr
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At indianapolis - indianapolis. 4
Piusburgs, 49,
At Kansas City-Kansas Citys, l6 ST
Louis. 3.
A. Brooklyn-Br Brooklyns, -; Athletics
g.
At Columbus-Columbus, : Balti-
mores, 3
Al Observation-Disclosures, 0.
New Yorks. f.
At Chicago - Chicagos, 4 Cleyelands
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The Daily Times " will,

The Daily Times " will,
~ soon as praCtiCabIe,
move it, entire plant and
Office 90 the first nOOr of
fhc large and COsnmOdiOUs
building No. 90i East Vain
street. recently occupied
Nv VIM. Mitchell q 90.
Having added largely to
tsc former outfit, the
- Daily Tiuics IL now pre-
pared 10 fulfil all the re-
Guisitcs Of a live, progress
i've newspaper.
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RMuou. n. c.. May 3.-A fearful
storm visited the town of Warsaw, at 4
o'clock Yesterday morning bail accom-
panied the wind and iel 10 the depth Of
eieht inches in thirty seconds, the Pres
hvterian Church was demolished. A
number of houses and many barns were
DESTROYED. and not one whole chimney is
left standing in the town. The luXuriant
straw berry crops were destroyed. Sew
cral people were injured by flying limbs,
but NO loss of lle is reported.
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EDorn1Y. ia. May 3-A merchant
named Molwick, living at Blair, La, shot
anC killed his wife and TWO children yes
terdav at noon He then set fire TO the
house. and. after waiting until the siruct-
ure was thoroughly envel0ped In flames,
he shot and killed himself The bodies
of his wife and children were almost to-
tally iucineratcd
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A Farewell Diuner Given to Minister Ryan

WAsHISGToS, ID. C., May "a fare
well dinner was given at Welcker's to-
night to Thomas +. Ryan, of Kansas,
the new Minister to Mexico, by mum
ber Of friends. Congressman COnnor,
of Illinois, presided There were pres
ent Representatives Buiierworh and
Thompson, of Ohio; Ex-Governor Fos-
Ter, OF Ohio; Chief of Posioiiice insp,c-
tors Rathbone, Sisth Auditor Coulter,
General Swain, Major Powell, X. j.
Myune, Of ;he Cincinnati Commsrcsat
Gdzette, and Mayor Smith, Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Ryan made feeling speech in re-
sponse to the hearty expressions Of good
wishes for his success in the new field Of
public duty which has been assigned to
him
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-First-Lieuten-
ant II. ID. Wainwright has been detailed
from the command OF the Essex, and or
dered to The Norfolk navy yard. First
Lieutenant 5. L. Jackson has been de-
tailed from command OF the Brooklyn
marine guard aud ordered to the Boston
yard
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Cardinal Gibbons In New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, May 3.-Cardinal Glib
hons arrived to-day to assist in conferring
the Pslliam upon Bishop Jansen, which
ceremony occurs Wednesday next. The
Cardinal will remain about ten days,
the guest of his brother, John I. Glib
bons and his sister. Mrs. George Swar-
teirk
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DANyILLE.
Accident To Colored Mantle Atlantic
and panViIe Road
al D..


Special o. the TIMES.
DANyuLE. Va, May Sam Scales
colored), while jumping on and oil IA
material train on the Richmond and
Danyille road, in North Danyille to-day,
missed his footing and fell under car.
ills left leg was badly crushed, and WAS
mputaied this afternoon. Scales may
recover, though he has not recovered
from the shock, and is in bad way
Track laying on the Atlantic and
Danville road, which has been completed
TO Pumpkin Greek, three miles east OF
here. viii he resumed Monday aud rush
ed to Melton, y c.. without delay.
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LIME Rock, CoSN., May , The fun
eral over the remains Of the Hon. vii
liam ii. Barnum was held at L. NJ, in
Trinity Church here today. Ex-Presi'
deut Cleveland and many ,minenI
Democrats from New York ana the East
attended the funeral.
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THE
LIBERAL PATRONAGE

BESTOWED UPON Us BY THE PEOPLE rs
STRONG PROOF THAT 1HR Low Prices
on OUR NES'S. BOYS AND CHfLDREN'S
FINE CLOTHING. HATS. AND FURNISH
INGs PLEASE THE PEOPLE. AND THAI
OUR LIBERAL METHODS ARB APPRk.
CIATED BY TrE PEOPLE.
WE HAVE NO CAUSE TO COMPLAIN or
HARD TlMcS. JUDGING BY WHAT WE
HEAR. THINGS ARE RATHER QUIET
ABOUT TOWN. WHILE WE ARE HAVING
4 GOOD TRADE. OUR GOODS ARE NOV
ING OUT RAPIDLY.
WE HAVE RECEIVED WITHIN THE
LAST FEW DAYS SEVERAL LINES or
LIGHT COLORED PRINCE ALBERT. CUT
AWAY. SACK SUITS. AND TROUSERS;
ALSO SEVERAL LINES OF BOYS AND
cHILDREN'S SUITS.
IN OUR HAT DEPARTMENT WE HAVE
MANY NEW SHAPES IN STIFF AND
CRUSH HATS.
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FRANefoRr KY, May 3.--Fire at 10
o'clock this morning totally destroyed
the Feeble-mind Institute. There were
one hundred and seventy children in the
institution. all of whom we're gotten out.
The loss on building and contents will
reach $4,000, with an insurance OF
$50 900. Origin of the fire unknown.
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uawes Guilty of Murder In the FIRST D'

BrRMINGHAM. Ala. May 3.--The jury
I'm the Hawes case to-day returned u
verdict of guilty, and fixed the penalty
AS death. Hawcs is calm. and says he
was certain of conviction in this county.
The Supreme Court will, probably, on
appeal, grant q change Of venue and new
trial
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WAsmNeroN. d c. MAY 3-Sir Ju-
liam pamoeioie. The new British Minis.
ter. presented his credentials 90 Presi-
dent Harrison to-day Secretary Blaine
accompanied Sir Julian 20 The White
House and introduced him 20 The Presi-
dent After the formal presentation the
usual exchange of ,0urtesies between
fhe new envoy extraordinary and the
President took place.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Troop. sent to loueli the Riofing in the
Mines of norayia.

Mines of norayia.
LoNDoN, May "a body of infantry
has been sent to quell the riotng which
prevails among the workers in the Rolhs-
childs mines In MOrayia. The miners
demand the return of sos which they
have collectively paid in on account OF
insurance premiums, whicn demand the
masters refused 10 comply with. hence
the riots. Thus far ten Of the leaders
10 the disorders have been arrested, but
the men are determined to tight ill they
are oyerpowered by superior numbers or
their demands are satisfied
AMERICAN MINISTERS PRESENTED TO THE
QUEEN.
LONDoS, May 3.-At the Queens
drawing.room held today Colonel +
ID. Grant. United States Minister to Aus.
tria. was presented by Mr.. W. II. White,
secretary of the American legation, aud
Mrs. Grant was presented by Countess
Van Bylandt, wife of the Netherlands
Minister TO England. Lieutenant Henry
4. Borup, United States army, recently
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Four,h-cla.s Postmaster, Appointed

WASHINGTON. ID. c., May 3.-The fol-
llNing fourth.class pOstmasters were to-
day appointed: Alabama. Jacob Hurey,
a Whistler. North Carolina, J. II. Bur
ris. at Albemarle; Thomas j Blenes, at
ROseyille
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CHICAGO, May 3-Mrs. Nat Goodwin,
wife OF the comedian, is i'll in this city.
Her friends say that while her illness Is
severe il is not believed TO be dangerous.
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appointed military attache to the Aneri
can legation at Paris, WAS also presented
By Mr.. White and Mrs. Borup by Count
ess Van Bylsndt.
DEFEAT OF THE ABYssYNIAN ARMIES.
LONDON, May "Details OF the de-
feat of AbyssyBian armies and the death
OF King John are at hand. The report
states that the Abyssynians attacked the
stronghold Of the Deryishes at Neammeh
on March 10Th, but were repulscd
with many wounded on March
l2th the Dervishes assumed
the aggressive and completely
routed the Kings forces Among the
large number killed were King John and
his principal generals, Ras Ara and Ras
Aim. King Menelek, OF Shoa, imme-
diately proclaimed himself King of Abys-
synia, and is marching to Adowa.
DEATH OF 4 LARGE IVORY INSPECTOR.
BERLIN. MAY 3-utrr Meyer, the
largest ivory Inspector in the world, and
a brotheri law of Carl Schurz, died at
kiel to-day.
FARNELL on THE WITNESS STAND.
LONDON, May 3-Ihe cross-exsmina-
tion of Mr. Parnell before the Parnell
commission was resumed to-day. lie
said he had often reproyed Mr. William
O'Brien for the violent character OF the
articles published IL his paper United
ireland. Witness had not publicly re-
pudiated them, because IL was not the
way TO effect the alteration he desired
THE AMERICAN DELEGATES ANNOYED By
REPORTERS.
LONDON, May 3.-The American dele
gates to the Samoan Conference, in Ber
lin, have been so pestered 10y the impor-
tunites of German reporters and Ameri-
can spondents, that they have been
10 refuse admittancc to all
callers except those personally known,
and who give satisfactory assurances
that they are not interyiewers.
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Fugitive Horse Thief Captured.
lsneclal ~ the 1--WE

srssEx c. If. eia stoqy Creek, May j.
Ioseph Walton, the horse thief, fugl
tive from Justice. was captured last nigh'
bv DEPUTY. sheriff Blow. Walton was
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LYNCH TESTIMONY.

Mr. r. W. Lynch, who was the next
witness, said that he lived in Petersburg,
did business in Sussex county, and had
known the murdered man for twenty
years. Mr. Lynch said that at noon on
March 9th, on his way from Mr. Bain's
store, he heard two pistol shots, hurried
back 10 the point from which they
seemed to proceed, and, on arriving at
Mr. Marks house. found Mr.. Balm lying
on the ground, and went up to him TO see
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MOZART ACADEMY OF MUSIC
VI Berger 81 Lcath. lessees and Managers
SUMNER SEASON oF COMIC OPERA
rY JULES GRAUs OPERA COMPANY
Saturday Matinee. p.nafore.
Saturday Night. OItrttc.
OfalI Chorus AMI Augmented Orchestra.
Monday Night The Black Hus-ir
Tuesday Billie Taylor
"Wednesday. Msado
-.tf.nUw Uu .lle. PRICES. 2'c.. 3'c and .Nr
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THE DAILY TIMES,

Published every day in t;sC
wear. and the only Monday
morning daily issued ira
xIroIsx1n
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Wants. marriage and
Death Notices, net exceed
sug eight Iiucs. 25 cents fer
each Insertion.
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old PAPERS FOR SALE AT THIS
" OFFICE. Price. twenty cents a hundred
>offcr.


n VIIIE.
A general meeting Of the orhsers and mem
hers OF II T. LEE CAMP No. !. CONfbD-
ERATg VElE4ANS.' = j. hereby called cy me;
Thomas A Rander. commander on said
Camp under powers vested u ine ss suens
seven members. a. provided by the by laws.
10 take place AZ No az East Broad street.
R.chmDnd Va. at the hour of : o'clock 4. N.
y" carrsiug OUT the saies of tho compsnyS
rea. estat.'. made on April llth, lsso. a for
attending To an5 other business that may ~
brought uefOre the meeting.
All officers aad mtmbers OF the Camp are
reQue-ted "a attend In pesoa. or be repre-
sented by proxy.
THOMAS A. BRANpEk.
Commander OF Il. l.. lac Camp No. !, Confsd-
eratc Veterans. aps5, to, h.s<A.sw
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TME WHIG,

Established January, iS2 1,
was absorbed nv The Dali!
EiEncs 5beCc EtIbcr -. f~~-.
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lDY REQUEST or THE HOLDERS
- nf pa ma38niy ol the stock, gcncfe
meeting 0f fhc -tockhNltcr- oi tlo Ht'
It f... l...f.t..,fft ir The cItf ui kchnund. A..
DoIWDAY. he l1th day oi Nay. i.''. ai j. NJ
auII fI n. IS. wv 90. i'-''''-
Ofricrnr IloffYwOOD CFMtIthN Coz,
RlCun0ND. Va, hpui 70, 1881
fTnE ANNUAL MEETING ot III
-rYrK KuOIDTE- o. HOLi y ovu
CEMETERY COMPANY viii Doe heid az tH'
.f.. uf fhe Virginia S.ste INSURANCE '.iM
ltaf Nn. lts MAn street on IT. h'bN %
A. .. l.-I. at 5u'cIDcf =. ".
als-n N a. hROOk T.. Treasurer.
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NONEYf MONEY
$50 have plenty Of money % lend on Ron
n..HI heaI Estate in large and small sums al
oyer cent -iOug time 49,.
fKANK ID. HILL q GO.
ny82t heaI fstato Agents