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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07
FERsONAL Ann rDLsrICAl.

IBoWSNAAs AND bNDLUTUCAt
JuDaE LOUis ~0OTTsCHAix. formerly Of
N. Louis but NOR recently Of Cslifor.
MIA, has been appointed Consul Vt Stutt.
CART Germany.
RILEY nuRpErT. the noted organ man.
.ufacturcr. died In Chicago tho other
night.
GENERAL CAsEv, chief Of cnginecra,
has made . report adverse ~ the passage
Of the senate bill ~ authorizes the sub
stitution Of . pivot draw bridge across
tho Missouri river Ut leavenworth In
place Of the present pontoop bridge.
JUDeE Lowe, Of the Unlted States Dis.
trict Court 1T Dubuque. Iowa. has m.
fused ~ confirm the sale Of the Fort
Madison 4 Northwestern railway for
e9p, 100. lie will order the road aban.
doned u . fair price II not offered.
TMk lower houne 0f the New York
Legislature hes passed the Worlds Fair
hill. Only n negative vote was cast.
CONRAD SEirr. the millionaire Chicago
brewer, 10 dead.
TME Republican Club Of New York
will celebrate the birthday Of Abraham
Lincoln February ~ by . banquet ~ the
Fifth Avenue Hotel. Tho principal
specch will he made by senator Ingalls,
In respOnsc 70 tho toast ITO the Mem.
osy Of Abraham Lincoln"
EpiroR N. II. DIX iovNa. OF the San
Frsncisco Chronicle. WAS reported ~.
piOunly alex from pneumonia.
TINS brazilian Republic was formally
rrCOlnizCd bv prVsident Harrison On
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JAcos Wo0ixEi. Of Peoria, . largo
otookholdsr Of the whisky trust, states
tAat the whisky trust will b. incorpor.
aAsd under the laws Of Illinois instead
q running ~ . voluntary combine.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

THE Arst attcmpt st lighting che Brit
3sh museum BY electricity hes boon sue.
oeeafully accomplished. The museum
Will b opcn 10 Tho public during tho
ovoaiugA
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MISS
Nsaoe neyt elvaa Arrives 81 Nee Yses gpoo-
"Trip Assasa tAs WosDA.

Nellie nayt Rivs, Arrives q Nsv Yses groo
sTssp Assaaa ~ World.
NV foSk. Jan N.-A large crowd
aasembled st the Cunard dock yesterday
morning To welcome Miss Eissbsth.
hialand, thu yoaps lady who Left New
York on Novemhsr II last 70 travel
around the world and bsst arsl the
time OF Jules vernc's hero Of action
Phineaa Fog. end sccoad. Nellie lily,
wAo left nine hOurs earlier the same day
and travelled In IN opposite direction.
The bothnis, the slowcst vessel oe the
Cupard decA vas unlucktly
the only ship that Miss Risissd, Who
went to London instead VI INariA % vas
expected. could take. In this allow boat
abe left oueesst0wn on sunday. January
~. and. sftse TIN and . halt days
bafsetias with fierce saiea. arrived In
port osly yesterday morning. The
FtcHch steamer IL Chsupaene, On
~hich abe should have come, aoA which
waited four hosn for her In Hsvrs
saturday, January ~. arrived on
Moedsy last and CAptain boyer
saad 70 . reporter yestsrSay that
had Miss ntslaAd bcsa on bard
he would have hAaded hss On Sunday
Afsersoon last . day oaly beAisd her
rival. The sssry has AlsesAy been toid
OF the srrSes~men0 made toe Nias Rss-
land 10 81 The Preach hat aad the
smasemeat Of her fsteaAs that ne IA.
not do -
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TIM Car Of Rassis has conferred The
highest possible decoration on ne
1t0nch 2inister Of Finance.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

HRxHS Sclxrir imported workmen
fog bis 81 Louis tailor shop and wss
1aed $4,000 for tho ofFense. lIe has
ashsA Tor . remittance Of the hns on %.
eount Of ignoeauce. iw
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pHEssDsxT HARxisox exprsssss him.
OH g coasiderably troubled over the
00oo di0oultioo In the Nouth.
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ENrxRoR FRANCIS JosErn intimatcs 70
tAs burgomastcr Of Pesth that he will
1Ot reside IN the palace there II Kossuth
= elected ~ . citizen.
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INV. N 0Funexox, the famous Lon.
d Haptast preacher, hes about rscov.
nsed fro9 the gout
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The mother Of cx.0overnor Yarmouth.
81 Louisiana, hes been awarded Q Next.
"a pension with hack pay from 1857.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

HEmn AHkx1yF, town clerk Of nerlis,
30 dsfAulter for . large sun. He %.
tsmpted suicide.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

THR Chippews Indians in Wisconsin
propose 10 lay claim 70 land worth $780,.
80 on the ground that only mineral
rights were ceded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

WVoerna hes escaped bed storms this
wtntel end the cattle Arc IN arst cisss
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

0~AiSrsvtiik. Ter. Jsa. Sian end
denis = nesns In the vesssss psrs Of
V""xe Cosnty, soase tseasy niiss froa
hess. the synptsms of Which have o.
csarsrsersssics Of neniasiuA he
vaucse u nsay isssAsnps die IN . Sev
hour. soGe svsssy-avp deaths sss ~
p"ssra N have onrusscd fsUa HE usiaAy
ausaAe The pass s~vraty~soas AouruL 70
Af yeyssessss have h~ea unable tscAsrt
~ sovsees 80 10 has slrssdy spsssd
"ves . Sosstry 70 ~ alarming sxssat
Gesst e~scat~1~st psrvsils ssA ussy os
Ne cstsrns there ARE Ae~ins frcm their
eee to other ~locsiirs~ nos ye, visited
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the schooner John Hancock and Q
oasgo Of pearls hes bccn stolen from the
Calnese Company In southern Calf.
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Fonrsn, Superintendent Of the Con.
90, has prepared instructions 70 super.
vasoes dse1ting speedy and correct work.
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ADDITIONAL DisPATCuA

Ss0s oN8-
CLEANING house returns for the week
ended February I showed On Average In,
crease Of i+.V compared with the CORE
spending wcck Of Last year. In New
York the increase WAs III.
DISCOUNT vas In demand In London
during tho week ended February II
Business was generally better. Amer
lean railroad securities improved. The
Continental bOursea wcrc also reported
better compared with the corresponding
week.
TnR Senate was not In acsaion ON The
Let. Tho House passed the day In con.
fusion ove~ the contested election casea,
tho Srsaksr continuing n count non.
voting Democrats ~ present, 70 consti.
sutc . quorum.
TME Rras!l!an Cabinet overcamo IL
recent crisiA, Minister Robicra resign.
Ing, his place being taken by F'rsaeisco
0risicro.
Mia. AiICE COrriNaxR. eldeat dauRh.
tor Of Hon. James u. blaine, died Q,
Washington ON the I'd from brain fever,
the result Of IN attack Of influenza.
Mr.. Blaine was the recipient Of much
sympathy ovCr the death OF his dangh.
ter, following 10 soon after the demise
OF his son, Walker blaine.
Mns. PtlHsIpkNr uAMMiHON has abol.
tAhva tho u tom Of hand-ahakine q
receptions and will inAugur~te other 20
|cial changes ~ tho White House.
THEIRS WAS . riot Ut the Polish Church
|of Rufsalo, N. T., On the al. caused by
an attempt VI the unpopular priest u
celebrate mAAs. Several policemen were
injured. tho congregation using brick.
bats. Nine arrests wcrs made.
TMHEE mon werc killed. thrcc fatally
injured and Ave entombed BY an sx.
pl0sion In the nottingham AhSft q
W~ilSsshAsrc. n. rcccatly.
DM- EpwA1p McCsIXxx wAs recently
ssrtoasly attacked with bronchitis.
TsK schooner John Hancock, reported
10 have bccn scised by the pirStss. Aas
ARRIVED d SAA Francisco
As!hxRr NEyTxa. the CtnclnHau hauk.
|cs Who lsN this county - svoid testify.
Ing II tAe lves vital II New York. 10 -.
ported u have established IN Immense
l~slccsrte light franchise In Rio Jsneiru
THn inaNsnsa has asaHnssd . vtruleat
form In the city OF Mexico and thsrv
have hsen many deathA UnitcA Stsere
Minister RyHa's soA was In . dAaese,
lous condiuoa.
In . saloon ron u Central City. n. ~,
Tie other atsAt neary trookA . colorsd
soldier, shot asA ktlled pepaV sAsrl
uAlltu and Z cOlorNd vuman Mo- CIR
rte Drug and sssaously wosnAsA spceai
man. lie vas veusasa Ainssle h ~
'AnrNy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-02-07

Dwvso'r. Mich. Feb Z Fat CrssS
special correspondent Of the Chicaeo
Insss uceAa. uas capAaseA ~ the n.
stance Of Dr. Orally, s-ressares Of sAs
Irish Nsttoasi League. Toe alleged iihrl
BY recent qualifications II the later
O~sa over G~at's sisnatur. lie 10
hcl4 - tAil awaiting hill u AsA
which be resaaes ~ give While avsluas
tAe scttoa 81 the Iasr CAeaa naasers.
OReiiiy sa1 ccafresss szs kissss ssd ~
d~esrsuatsed 70 make ~ exanple al Grant,
vhc.c they c~AAractsstss - p miserable
r~poie The tnses OreAa Manager sAys
BE- stll ne svssy seost - sscsss 0saas's
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keNo~NA. VIA. Feb A--Fre ycsses
day morning destroyed two Of the nj,
stoey baildinss Of Allen 4 sons tanncry
oiled with stock. Tho flames randi,
spread Destroying also the nenoyer wa
YER curr and NE German ~. T. ehsrrl
sad persoaas~. The ioss viii reerl
oisA,0oo. AZ oae tiur the eatire north
w~strrn part Of the city wss thrcssenc,
With destruction and N eastae xss srn
frum Racine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
A Very Narrow Escape Yesterday.

Yesterday morning while crowds of peo:.
ple were anxiously awaiting the arrival of
Barnum's parade on Main street great
many of them became very impatient by
strolling from place to place, and when
they learned from the newspaper bulletin
boards that there would be no street-pa-
rade thousands of them set in TO do their
trading. Two young gentlemen while
passing in front of clothing stores had
their attention attracted by tho display Of
Sl4 and Sl5 suits in the windows OF loud,
cxaggerating clothing dealers who want
the public 10 pay their big expenses by
tacklng an outrageous profit on every sale
they make. They were very kindly IN
formed by bystander that If they walked
uptown to the new clothing institution
corner Third and Broad streets. called the
SOP. c. Hall, they could positively save
five dollars. and by proceeding TO where
they we're kindly directed they saved five
dollars each.
This only goes 10 show that tho honora-
bic dealing and small-proft system
adopted by the gentlcmanly proprietor IS
the talk Of the entire community, and news
of this nature is continually reaching the
ears of citizens Of Richmond and tho sur
rounding country.
Nav success crown his efforts and who
ever patronzas the above house meet with
the same success.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
HEzEKIAH SAUNDERS DROWNED.
The slayer of Gus Riley Fnls a watery
Grave.

Itisnow rega-ded as quite certain that the
cOl0red mans body found in James river
near Dutch Gap few days ago was that OF
Hezekiah Saunders.
Everything goes to support this idea. A
bunch of KEYS found in the pockets of the
deceased had III. S. Saunders y on the
plate which was attached TO the ring and
q notebook on his person had the name Of
Hczckiah Saunders written on the back
of Il.
ABOUT ten DAYS ago Saunders. accom-
panied by another cOlored man whose
name is not known. went out fishing in
boat, aud when near the Chesapeake and
Ohio wharves the former fell out and was
not again seen. His companion, who 1t ap-
pears had never been IN a row-boat
before. became greatly alarmed and the
boat had to be towed 20 shore as he could
not navigate the waters deep"
The man came TO the First pollce-statlon
that night and reported what had trans
pired. but the city authorities had no
jurisdiction and ADMINISTRATION was made.
When the body was found II was taken to
the Chesterfield shore, where an inquest
was held and il was subsequently buried
there.
Saunders will be remembered as the man
who on the 4th of July, 1858, became In
yolved in IL difficulty with Gus Riley on
Twentv-frst street, and in the encounter
inflicted a wound from which Riley died
soon thereafter. Saunders escaped, but
soon returned and surrendered himself,
and the extent of his punishment was
about SIX months in Jali.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
PROPERTY IN NEW HANDS.
Deeds Of Sale Recorded in the City and
County.

The following deeds of bargain aud sale
were recorded Yesterday in the Clerks
Office Of the Chancery Court:
Cyrus Bossieux and wife to T. J. Enright, 40
feet on the north side Of louisiana street near
Seventh, $3.50.
D. d. Bramble and wife to Crystal Ice Conpa,,
ny. i22 feet on Cary street southeast corner Oh
Twentieth. 1900
Richard Hallorsn's trustees 10 James W. Hol-
loran, 20 feet on the north side OF Yenable sreet
between Buchanan and Mosby, 81 So
Christopher Kraft's heirs TO David u. Hay
% l-6 feet on the south side Of Cary street De-
tweOn Seventh ind Eighth. $500
Mary A. MortOu's trustee and John Morton 10
n. w. Siggins, - feet on the south side OF Main
street nesr Morris and ~ feet the west side OF
Reservoir street, sli,032
Same 10 James 4. Elam % feet on the south
side Of Main street near Morris, t2,l00.
Richardson & Henry. special commissioners,
TO j. 6. Moore one third interest In q feet on the
south side Of Main street east OF shockoe creek
:425
Charles L. Steel and wife to Robert II. Luck,
Jr., and John X. Day, II l-5 feet on the norm
side Of Floyd street near Plum, $3.50
Same TO Fritz Sitterding, Il 10 feet on same
near same, fsj5
Southern FertiliziDg Company 70 Crystal Ice
Company, II feet on tho south side OF Cary street
between Twentieth and Twenty first, 81, 'o0.
COUNTY COURT or HESBIco.
NJ. Gnmour and wife TO Henrietta o. Chalk
ley's trustee. 100 feet on Grove avenue, u $50 -
Robert Johnson's trustees 10 =. A. Smltn, ~
feet on the north side OF Winder street near
Carrier. f1Ga
william Ashby Jones and wife 20 Enders Dick
enson, 2S teet on HsGoyer street northeast cor
ner OF Vine, u,sz0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
CoLORED PEOPLES CHOICE.
They Nominate Men of Their Race for the
Council.

The Republicans Of Jackson Ward who
were not satisfied with some of the candi-
dates nominated for the City Council on
Wednesday had convention in the Odd
Fellows Hall. on north Third street, last
night.
The body was composed of five delegates
from each precinct, all of whom were CO.
lured.
Themeeting was in session fromS o'clock
until nearly midnight. Lewis Stewart pre-
sided and William Carter acted as secre-
tary.
A large number of candidates were placed
in nomination and great many speeches
were made.
The ticket selected is as follows-all the
nominees being colored men;
For the Board of Aldermen-Jo ohm
Mitchell, Jr., Thomas Z. Jeter, and j. II.
Griffin.
For the Common Council-B. c. Stokes,
James H. HAYES, j. +. farrar, Benjamin
Jackson, and Andrew Thompson.
For Justices of the Peace-ROyal Racks,
Lee Frayser, and Henry c. Hunter.
Mitchell. Jeter. Jackson, Thompson,
Racks, aud Hunter are also on the ticket
nominated Wednesday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
A DVICE TO MOTHERS.

FOR over nay years MRS wiNshow's
SOOTHING SYRUP hAs been used hy mothers
for moir children while teothing. Aro you lis
turhod at n ight and broken of your rest by sick
child suffering ami crying wish pain ~ cutting
toc,hr IL 20 send al onro and geta bottle NJ
"Ars Wiuslow's Soothing syrup for Chilirsn
Teething. ia vslue Is ircaiculAble. L viii re-
lieyo the poor hlsle sufferer Immediately. De
pend upon IT, mothers. there s no mistake
about IT, lt cures Dysentory ani Darrhra,
regulates tho stomach aut Bowels. cures Wind
Colic. softeus tho GuIna, reduces Inflammation.
AMI gives tone and energy b tle whole system.
"Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup Tor chiliroa
teething is pleasant o. tn0 iaste ami "a tho prs-
scripton Of one 81 tho oldest ami best female
physicians and nurses IN tne Unlici siatos. AMI
ia Tor salo by All druggists throughout tue worli
Price % cents a bottle Ro euro and ASA tor
MRS. WISSLOM 'a SOOrulSG siNif.'
1U-nDf Fagf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17

tnereto which the association owns,
that they would build an imposing
and appropriate monument. The letter
also lntimated that IL such request was not
granted that II was likeiv n monument 70
her memory would be built either in Wash
ington or at Mt. Vernon. After the
proposition had been submitted 20 the
meeting this evening and fully discussed IL
was finally accepted with the provision
that the monument should be erected here.
THE CONDITIONS.
That the amount required for the erection
of the same should be in hand before
deeds would be given: that Virginia, and
Fredericksburg especially, should be fairly
represented in the National Association.
and that the said monument should never
be moved from over her remains.
The meeting was very largely attended.
and although the association here has been
earnestly at work eudeavoring 10 raise tho
amount their action this evening will no
doubt be entirely satisfactory to the COM
munity.
THE wILMORE-GBUBB SUIT,
The case Of Wimore & Co.. book pub
fishers, of New York. against Grubb, as
agent. and English "a security came up in
the Circuit Court Of this city this morn
ing. The jury brought IN a verdict in
favor of Wilmore * Co. against Grubb for
S377.50, but released English as his security.
The amount of English's bond was $500.
HORSE ACCIDENTALLY KILLED.
Wednesday evening last, while Mr.. Tur-
ner Ashby, of Stafford and companion
were ont cunning on horseback. the gun
carried by Mr.. Ashby was accidentally dis
charged. the entire load taking effect in the
horses neck which was being ridden by
his companion. The horse died in few
moments.
| am glad to announce that Mrs. DR..
DOgget is each day improving and her
many friends now look for her speedy
recovery.
1t Is rumored here tonight that Mr.. A.
II. Dickinson will be q candidate for Com
monwealth's attorney against the present
incumbent. Judge John 7. Cooley. The
election. which is for all municipal Offices,
takes place on the 22d instant, and from
the present aspect it will be red-hot
fight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17

Owing TO the general approval Of all my
patrons Of my style of making Deylled
Grabs have determined T. handle them
on A large scale. have complete arrange
ments for Fresh Crabs and Crab-Meat daily,
and will furnish Hot Deviled Grabs 10 or
der any hour Of the day. and deliver them
anywhere in the city warranted 20 be my
own make (not Norfolk crahs), and that
only the choicest parts of crabs are used
for same, and no other ingredients.
/ have handsome boxes made To pack
them, with fresh crackers, al % cents per
box-three crabs in each box; ~ per
dozen.
Special prices made 60 grocers ard deal
ers. A splendid article for uptown green
grocers.
Send your order by postal-card, and It
will receive prompt attention.
Country hotels. springs, and families re-
siding in the country can have them
ship1ed by express. They will Keep safely
and not lose in appearance for two days.
Parties who have visitors or boardcrS
during the Lee unveiing days cannot get
a better dish for their table.
SrUMpF's RESTAURANT.
corner Eighth and Main streets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
THE MASSACHUSETTS EDITORS.
They will Have Warm Welcome TO Rich
mOnd this Evening.

The Massachusetts, Editorial Association
will arrive here from Petersburg at Z. Nj.
to-day. and be met at the Byrd-Street sta.
tion by representatives. Of the Richmond
be escorted to their quarters at Ford's
Hotel.
Tonight areception will be given them
at Pizsinis. Mayor Ellyson and President
Purcell. of the Chamber OF Commerce. will
speak for Richmond her words Of welcome.
Tomorrow the visitors will have such
hosmtable attention as Sabbath observance
allows Monday morning some of the party
Will return to Norfolk by the James-river
steamer; while Others will remain here un-
I'll 3P. NJ. and go to Norfolk 10y the Chesa-
pcake and Ohio train.
All members of the Board of Directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce and all men,
bers of the Richmond and Manchester
Press are invited and expected TO attend
the reception and supper tonight.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-17
CALL on PICKETT CANT.

George T. PlckoiS Camp, whore they will re-
ceiyo q hearty welcome. badges viii be fur
nlshod. and a place assigned thcm iu line with
ue aud such arrangements MAZE for their COM
fori Rs Il in the power OF their old comrades IN
aine Tue newspapers thforghoni the state
AIe earnestly requested 10 publish this notice.
L. =. kKgyg, Commander.
PeteT HcCTfy, Adiutant
w1sr VIRGINIA NATIONAL GUARD.
The Greenbrier Independent of Lewis
bur-, W. Va, SAYS;
On the 29.h Instant the equestrian statue OF
General leo is 60 be unveiled ia hichmond, Va.
Ire following companies Of the Second regiment
" Ell Nirgiuia National Guard VIII Dc presou|
Nlih CoiouolJ. w. A. Ford IN command Com
psuy 4, Monroe Guards Captain johnston, -
tueu Company +. Jefferson County Guards
Captain BaylOrl, 33 men; Company II, honco-
yofto kines, 20 men; Company |. Huntington
light Infantry Captain HOdgcsl, 30 men, and
probably Company ID, Hinton Guards, ana COM
pAay h, Governors Guards The stan VIII De
represented by Dr. Austin, Adlntant wilson,
Captain Wyatt Dr. Nppitt, and Chaplain Knott
Professor Gates's band OF Chsreston. has been
mustered into service as Aregimental band, ana
sil accompany the regiment
FRoM JAcKsoSvILLH.
The Jacksonville (Fla.) Times Union:
The H. L Lee Camp of jacksonville has re-
eeiYed an inyitation from the X. h. Lee Camp OF
hirEmoud 10 AItond the unSeiling OF the Lee
blafuo IN that ci9y on Nay eRth. The members
BODY, bat there will be good-eiaed representa-
uon IRON this city on that occasion-
Charlotte (N. c. special TO the Washing
ton POS.
Inc Charlotte Chamber Of Commerce unani-
mousiy yoloi To night 10 send the Hornets Nest
kinetneD 70 the unvelling OF tue Lee monument
~ richmond The company ID the second Oldest
ia We state. The Chandler win derey me
eomp4nys expense a. the especial representa-
ufot Of Charlotte
fnG sEw YoRK VETERANS.
A special telegram received ut 2 o'clock
tbs morning is as follows:
NEW YoRK, May i7.-The Confederate
Veterans Camp. which has just been or
ganized, met at the ST. James Hotel to-
night To make arrangements for sending a
delegation 20 kichmond on the occasion of
the unvelling % the statue OF General Lee.
II " expected that more than one hundred
members viii go
whsa the eusstiea came up Of inviting