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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

THE WRONG MAN ARRESTED.
Pat. Winston Not the Murderer of John
Thomas-Other Cases.


Patrick Henry Winston found it an easier
matter to prove that no was not muir
dorar than many other innocent men have
done
Pat. is the colored man who was arrested
Friday afternoon on suspicion Of being the
party who on the night of April Goth in
iiicted fatal wound either with knife or
razor on John W. Thomas. He had hear
ing in the Police Court yesterday morning.
II was d very brief one. The witnesses
summoned were the three policemen who
made the arrest and MIR. Willie Lautcr-
bach. Only the last named testified, and
he was very positive that Winston was not
the man who gave the fatal stab. Justice
Crutchfeld therefore dismissed the case,
and Winston was given his freedom.
Tom Carter, charged with asSaultlng,
cursng. and abusing w. }. Tree, and
Alexander Patterson, charged with being
drunk and trespassing upon the premises
OF AIR. Lacy. were both required TO give Sc
curity for their good behavior. Both par
ties are colored.
A commission of lunacy was ordered in
the case of Mr.. ". 5. Catlett on two war
rnnts-6ne charging him with abusing Mrs.
Rooney and the other with beng person
of unsound mind.
Patrick smith tcOlorcd) was sent to jail
for sixty DAYS ioi stealing pocket book
containing S825, the property Of Philip
Macklln.
samuel Johnson (colored) was fined $40
End costs for ASSEMBLING aud beating Kate
Dodson in the street.
Cornelius Saunders was fined So for
driving over the sidewalk and on Libby
Park.
louis Wade (colored), charged with
driving on q macadamized street west OF
Ninth. was fined 81. lie took an appeal
but subsequently, Withdrew 1t and pad the
fine.
James Jones, charged with stealing "A
guitar worth 81, the property OF Chester
Ellis, was dismissed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
RECORD OF DEEDS.
Transfers of Property in Richmond and
Henrico.

Tho following deeds of bargain ana sale
were admitted 10 record yesterday III me
Clerks Office of the CITY Chancery Court:
Eli Brown and wife 20 Fannie MenSer; "a
feet on east side OF Thirteenth street be-
tween Ice and NJ, $3.50 -,
Scott Digss aud wife TO Spottswood W:
Robinson. interest IN lot on east side OF
Foushee street between Broad ana Grace,
$3.50. @
y. H. HAYES, special commissioner, TO ).
W. Robinson. twO-tlths interest III lot on
east s,7e Of Foushee street between Broad
and p, hoo. .,
Sau.e 10 same, two-ftths interest IN lot
ON east side OF Eoushee street between
Broad and Grace, Sl.iOO.
james III. Lewis and wife to Spottswood
w. Robinson, interest ia lot on east sue or
Foushee street between Grace and Broad
$3.50. psu
40 feet on south side Of Grove avenue near
Beech street, S4,2l0.
Virginia Home Building FUND and Loan
Association TO j. IL. johnson and others,
trustees. and others, lot on east side OF
Toushee street between Broad aud Grace
to correct error. 70.
GEORGE Voelker's executor to Mamie );
WINNIE. ~ SO feet on west aide OF Ihifd
street between Jacksonand Duyal, Selo'2o'
COUNTY COURT or HESEIco.
FA. Catlin and wife to z. M. Perkins.
80 feet on north side Of Clay street near
Tbrty-bfth, $50. ,.,,,,,
W. j. C,,ssen and wife 20 William Brax-
ton, 20 feet on the month SIDE OF Slate
street near TOmpkins, s6A6.
Same 10 Matthew Brown, 20 feet on same
near same &bN6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

T. Davis's saloon. elected Mr.. Alonz2 ho sa
a. ward superintendent and reelec.eo
Messrs. John w. Candle, b. i. fauLcoTn a.,
aud Charles Atkinson members OF the 'i''
Committee.
Miss Minnie Jones has returned rom 'i,a =
pleasant visit Of several months to reia''o'
In New York. .ho
Postmaster Jordan has received from a ene
postmastsr-General a clrcular-letter 20 oo,i
lent anything of special interest or genettaii
historic value TO be preserved IN the pos'''
museum ut Washington.
NJ. A. G. Hayding yesterday recoNereui
from pawn-shop In Richmond the Two
watches stolen from his store FRIDAY nign''
but the thief has not yet been detected.
The Chesterfield cavalry troop, expsc's
TO turn ont with full ranks and MAKE u
good showing at the Lee-monument un-
yelling. ,.-:..
There we're 123 arrests made. in TINS cry
DURING Anil Sly were for felony, thirty
four for misdemcanor, and eighty-three ior
ordinances violations.
The Chesterfield Circuit Court VIII De IN
session this month.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

We give yon twenty-four hours {:
no LEAVE IRE COUNTY. I.
By order OF CAPTAIN JACK. {.

"Oh. Zeblp cried Mollie. let's go back
to Savannah. They'll come back tonight
and kill us BOTH
mo-" cried Zeb. with lcok Of deter
mination, and grinding his. teeth as be
spoke. III die first. | amt done nutnin'
to run away for. an I've got as much right
TO this country as they have. They amt
a-goin' to bother US any more, Moliie; we
give EN- warnin' last night"
And Ieb was right. That very day he
shouldered his rife and walked 70 the vii
l0ge. distant three miles from his house.
He told his story tearlessly-told 1t to the
very men who had driven him from his
homo the night before--though now. in
broad daylight. they were all innocence.
He told them that he had come TO that
county to stay, and that he was not going
TO be driven from il like dog.
lie made an impression on them. There
was funeral in town that day. and the
silent verdict of all was that it was Zeb's
funeral-at least. that Zeb was IN some way
connected with it.
He didn't attend il. however, but re-
turned to Mollie, repaired the damages on
his house. and went about his work as
usual. And though the Bag Company "
four1shed in that county for six months
afterwards. Zeb was never molested. In
fact, he was looked upon as being the best
man in that section, and Mollie deserved
the distinction of being called the best
woman
At least Zeb thought 50.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
ADDITIONAL CROP NEWS.
Weekly Bulletin North Carolina Expert
ment station.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l

RALEIGH. N. c.. May 3.-The weekly
weather crop bulletin Of the North Caro-
Ina Experiment Station and State weather
service for this week says: The weather
has been quite favorable tor the crops and
farm work and every day has been a, busy
one for the farmers. the warmth and
abundant sunshine causing the crops to
make rapid progress. The rainfall has
leen deficient. As yet no positive injury
is reported on account OF the dryness, but
IN. rain Is beginning 10 be desired every
ri ere. being especially needed to bring up
the lately-planted cotton.
The corn has come up well and in many
places is ready for the first plou ing, and
q good stand IS reported
The cotton planted early is also doing
we'll
The flies have had less injurious effect
on the tobacco-plants than last week, and
though good plants arescarce in places the
average crop may be set.
Wheat and oats do not show much i'm
provement. Red rust Is reported on the
wheat in few places.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
by Associated Press.l
BROOKLYN Neague):

Brooklyn Oeasue):
BrOoklyns ........-.----.-....... :
New orks. .................. - .
ase-hits-BrOoklyns IL: New lorks, 8.
Errors-Brooklyns, 3; New lorks,3 Bat
teries-Caruthers and Clark; Welch and
Murphy.
Philadelphia Oeague):
Philadelphias. Observation-Disclosures. 5
Balc-hits- Rostons. E: philadelphias. 7.
Errors-Bostons, 4 Phladelphias, 0. Bat
ferries Getzein and Bennett; Gleason and
Clements.
Pittsburgh Grotherhood);
Flttspurghs ...............-...-.-.. b
BunalOs.. .................... Z
ase-Lits-Pittsburghe @: BufalOs, ;.
Errors -Pittsburghs. 2 Buhalos. 3. Bate
ries-Galyin and Carroll; Haddock and
Mack.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures in
nings:
Philadelphias.. .-...--..---.--...--.--.
Base-hits- Pbiiadelphias, II; Bostons, 10.
Errors-P hiladelphias. 1 Bostons, 3. Bat
teries-Kyle and Mailman; kilroy and
Kelley.
Rochester:
HOchesters. -.-.-...''...-.'-.''''l
hAllN TICS =
Basc-hits-R ochesters. %; Athletics. 9.
Frrors-Rochesters q Athletics, 8. Bat
terles-Callahan and Mckeough; Esper
and Cantz.
Brooklyn (Brotherhood):
New OrkS.. ..............,......s 10
BroOklNnS ................-.. .....: 49,. 4
Base-hits -New Yorks, II ; BrOOklyns. Q.
Errors-New Yorks, o; Brooklyns, 3. Bat
teries-O'Day and Ewing; Noyhing and
Daily.
Toledo:
IolttoS -. ....-..-...-.s'.s- '.''-'...'.'
columbus 49, .......'..s go '''.' Z
Base-hits-Toledos, /: Columbus, l.
Frrors-Toledos, f. Columbus, 1. Bate
ries-Abbott and Rogers; Easton aud
Bligh.
Cleveland Ieague):
6 fClands .....-....--...-....' o
Base-hits-Clevelands 8 Pittsburghs, 2.
Errors levelands, 2 Pittburghs, 2. Bat
teries-Beaten and thinner; Sowders and
Wilson.
st. Louis:
81. LOUIS .....s.'.''''. '.'''''s''''''''
IOulsVllleS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. %
Base-hits-St. Louis, 81 Louisvilles. IL.
Erors-St. Louis. I; Louisvilles, .. Bat
Iies-Chalnberiain, Witt, Rock, and
Earle; Stratton and Ryan.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
AMATEUR PLAYERS.
RICHMOND COLLEGE DEFEATS THE
VlRGlNlAS IN A CLOSE GAME.
Ia Exhibition One Of the Rest Given
Here This scason--The Result
of other Contests.

The game Of ball at Boschen's Park yes
er6ay afternoon between the Richmond
Eolloce and Virginia clubs was one Of the
kloscst and most interesting ever played
enc. There was very good crowd
4, ro.ent including q large number Of
lido. The two mines were very evenly
matched, aud it was nip and tuck between
thcm.
The game was tied several times, and at
a. BEGINNING Of the ninth inning the
,...r. stood no 20 9 in favor of the Nuginias.
h. college team. with several good hits,
f4ao tArce runs in this inning.
soNE or THE FEATURES.
THO features 81 the game were the fine
r.thiug of Williams. the catching OF
Palmer in the last inning, and the slugging
q. 81. f. lSlouchy) Jones.
or tlo Nrrluias the playing Of Kahn
49, leNWich was very good.
West pitched well for several innings,
- weakened toward the close. The
v.rk rs Jones and Handy was excellent.
T,. crowd of college boys present, with
g.. rs, lance of the Indies. checrod tte
,.'.,. team. while another crowd did tho
q .-..e for the Nirgiuias At tho conclusion
- fbo game several If the college players
y r. carried Oh the fed on the shoulders
O. l.r admirers.
Tfe college team viii probably play the
d. .lM8nds On Wednesday.
THF scoEE.
Appended IS tine score:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

NOR RENT, STORE AN DA
Il DWELLING No 80 south Reservoir -
street
Also. STORE No. isga west Main street.
DWELLINGS No. aos soata Pine street aud No
scl north sixth street. APfkksN> a CO,
ny 3r No north klsyeata stfset
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Indignant Ple-Nickers.
Thy telegraph to the Dispatch

COLUMBUS, Maya Two thousand factory
operatives of this city went TO theVan Helm
Mills, on the Columbus Southern road to-
day. 10 hold an annual'pic-nic. When the
Grounds were reached it was discovered
that the platforms and saloons had been
burned. The crowd returned to this city
intensely indignant supposing the fire to
have been the work of an incendiary. A
railroad official said tonight that this Is
untrue and that the fire was caused by
carelcssness Of the wOrkmen.
A meeting OF the alumni OF the state
University, resident in Columbus, was held
here this afternoon and resolution was
adopted memorializing the alumni to raise
q fund for the endowment Of a char OF
Professor of Science in the State Univer-
sty to be known as the Henry W. Grady
chair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Nashville Races.


NASHVILLE, May 3.-The track was heavy
at Westside Park to-day and the starting
only fair.
First race-six furlongs-Miss Blonde
won; White Nose second, Germanic third.
Time. 100.
second race 49, four furlongs-Philora
won; Drift second, Laura Doxey third.
Time, 50.
Third race - five furlongs Ferryman
won: Average second. Woodford third.
Time, 1.07.
Fourth race fifteen sxteeuths OF mile
Bonnie King won: Argent second, Somer-
set third. Time, 1:4054.
Fifth receive slxteenths of O mile
Jesse Armstrong won; JacObin second,
Big Three third. Time, LACY.
Sixth rece-amile and one elghth-Glock-
nor won, Santalene second, Fayette third
Time, 1881.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
THE USE OF .DEcoY LETTERS.
They Are Tolerated Where the Methou
Emploved is Not Unjust.

Judge Robert w. Hughes, of the United
States Court being asked by Dispdtch re-
porter Yesterday what was his position, as
expressed in recent utterances from inc
bench, with regard to the use "decoy let
ters," said: 3,
The Federal courts have all tolerated
from what they conceived necessity tho
use Of decoy letters. and myself am under
the necessity Of doing so where there Is
not gross injustice in the method adopted
BY the inspectors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
TIE NEWS OF MANCHESTER.
Two Delegations from tho First Ward
Personals and Briefs.

Az stated IN the Dispatch Of yesterday
there were two meetings held III the First
Ward Friday night, and the result was
delegations 10 the City Democratic Com
mittee were elected.
This is extremely unfortunate, ana as ING
occurrence seems to have been the result
of some MISUNDERSTANDING it ~ 70 be hoped
that harmonious solution will be arrived
at. This ward has always been SONG ior
Democracy and there should be nc, spht or
disngection. Would it not be well for the
City Committee 10 remedy the iIIegqIlsT,ity
by having another meeting called piess
some such thing Is done there VIII pe
contest when the ncwly-chosen coinmittee
assumes control IN July and this would DO
sure 10 engonder feeling.
resulted in the election OF Messrs. Cnaries
II. Sims, Charles v. Green. and James Cock
AZ members Of the City compittee ana tns
reelection Of MIR. w. A. Neal as ward SUI
pefintendont. -
Tho other meeting. held over Mr.. Greed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Death of MIR. Nathaniel NJ. Wilson.

Mr.. Nathaniel Macon Wilson, one Of the
most widely-known and popular citizens
Of Richmond. who has been quite Ill for
some time past, died this morning at
O'Clock at his residence, No. . north Sixth
street. He was for many years tobacco
merchant. was quite prominent III the Ex-
change. but had retired from business some
years ago His death resulted from general
debility The arrangements for the funeral
and the time will be announced tomorrow.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
President Pfeiffer Charged with Emberzie-
menf.
fBy teleRrapb 70 me pispa,sh.I

PHLApELPHA, MAY Son an affdavlI
sworn 10 by Morris L. Kline, beer bother,
q warrant was to-day issued against. LEWIS
y. Pfeifer. president Of the BANK OF
America, on a charge of embezzleneht-
10 wit, receiving deposits knowing that the
bank was insolyent.
A warrant was also sworn out for ieiter
Paneost upon a similar charge OF receiving
deposits knowing the bank 10 be lnsoiveh. !;
Both the president and teller were released
on $1,000 bail to answer Monday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Found Murdered in Their Beds

BALTIMORE. May a.-Mrs. Sarah blaneyi
widow. aged seventy seven years an, ansi
her daughter Caroline. residing at IuoJ
Greenmount avenue, were found murdefvsu
in their beds this morning. Their skulls
had been crushed with blunt instruments
william Blaney, grandson OF the old iaoy;
has been arrested. Robbery Is supposeu
10 have been the motive for the crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Suit for Ton Thousand Dollars.

Mr.. Edgar Allan. as counsel for Samuel
b. Brown, administrator of Joseph Allen
Brown, yesterday instituted suit in the
City Circuit Court against the Union Pas
senger Railway Company for $4,000
damages. Brown, 1t Will be remembered,
was run over by IN electric car near the
Old market three weeks ago yesterday and
killed. Hence the suit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Tho unstiers lienten.

There was match game Of baseball be-
tween the Hustlers, Of Manchester. and
Bird-in-Hands, of Richmond. played yes
terday afternoon. The Bird-in-llands had
q very easy victory, leading from the start
The feature Of the game was the fine pitch
ing of johnson. of the Bird-iu-H Hands,
Score &c TO Is. Batteries-Bird-in-Ha Hands,
Johnson and Freeman; Hustlers, Milling
ton, and Scroggins.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
HIs RULING.

NV ruling in the Hooper case was on the
ground that the Inspector had put decoy
letter in the Office with false imprlnis on
it. addressed TO q person whom be did nos
intend TO receive 1t. az n number and street
where that person did not live, and was
not to be. The essence OF the offence OF
nail-carrier is the non-delivery Of letter,
and vet this inspector had made the de-
livery impracticable if not impossible. Is
a carrier, 1 asked, to be condemned to the
heavy penalty prescribed by the statute
under which he was prosecuted for not de-
lvering n letter which he could not de-
liver. and which it was not intended lie
should deliver, to the person TO whom it
was addressed? Was this letter letter 1T
all, or anything but a sham and counter
felt =
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
tenor, Mr. Dough-. Lane. baaso. The

tenor; Mr.. Douglas Lane, basso. The
programme Is a. follows:
- Part f--Quartette, Hunting Song"
Benedict; Tenor solo. Dear Heart" Mat
tel; Duet, soprano and tenor, "Amore,r
Pinsuti Confralto colo, sin Old Madrid"
irotere: Charlotte, Tho Watch Of the
Angels Drogert.
the Bells Say?" Parker; Soprano solo.
~ lnoontro," hrdite; Trio. soprano,
contralto. and tenor. Come TO tho Sea-"
GordigiaDi: Basso solo. "Bedouin Love
Song" Pinsuti; Qusrtette. 1t is the Lot
of Friends TO Part" Buck
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
THE SCORE.
sconE BY IHS1yos

SCORE BY IHS1N0S
Q34 3
m.r8 Calego...2 o 3 0 0 4-la
I'd. .as.............e 90 4 0 90
f.se hiis--Handy and Jones e.. Two
l.t.-T Taylor, Lumslon, Hyiaud, and Lett
.... irst base on bGli--pu Wost, 2 on VIII
.Hea Hii ry by pitched bails-Niliiams,
a.d, nul Mcdonald. struck out-BY west
.. tlHamaS IS. Umpircs-Luck ana kuoker.
ur 70 ramo-two hours. scorcr-Hatcher
I.trn,, I{rothcrs ". r. L. johnson s. Co.
About five hundred spectators witnessed
|. .....irl though interesting game be-
...u these TWO mines on the grounds az
.tg-s.cond and Broad streets yesterday
u1nr. The features 0i the contest wore
fine rattcry work of kcnncy and Me
.eOu. az Kinney Brothers. only three hits
made Oh kenucv, and the heavy bat
n-,f IcGowcn md Brown, each making
Y fouc-ruus and two three-base bits.
I..f ia-plays -McG0W,n (uua5sistod). Mar
1 CD Brown, Francisco 10 Brown.
L.rn VII bee return match between
... 1880 mines, whom the employees OF
SIS. johnson e Go. hope, with little
re Practice and few changes, to re-
tl0.r lost laurcls.
e following are tine players;
Dey Brothers -McGowen, catcher;
ers)n. lcf; field, Martiu. right field
aciscO. first base; Fa.ion, centre field;
.ev. pitcher; Dart. third base; Webb.
j 0.,-stop; and Brown. second base.
Is. Il. Johnson 4 Co.: Gentry, short
I p: Carter, left field; Nj. A. Winter,
,.tchor: keisor, second base; Boswell,
uire field: l.. Winter. first base; Wilson.
} hthcid Hammel, catcher; Clifford, third
,aee.
Tho following is the score by innings;
i284567
y. Johnson & Co...........O 0 5000 o. 4
Kinney Brothers. ............l 2 5--3i
II rmpiro-Nr Bower. scorcr-Mr. Ragland.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
A BIG JOB.
VIRGINIA DELEGATES.
The s,oxa,, ,t.s,ea,..

The regular musicale occurs on Monday
ssening as usual, Notwithstanding the
tsuyal. The attraction is the New York
Solak Quartette, consisting of Miss Marie
A.. Johnson, soprapo; Mrs. Emily 4. New
hsA, contralto; Mir. Charles A. Rice,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

The Body of IA Supposed Richmond Man
Pound Near Hampton.

The following special telegram to the
DispQfch was received from Hampton last
night:
The body of man in good preservation
was tound on the beach three milos west OF
the town to-day. He is supposed to be n
Richmond man; is rather stout, has a
brown moustache, is about forty years old
and well dressed; worO an Open-iacc gold
watch. ripc. and chain with button-hook /;
silk handkerchief with initial | or }. Three
tickets of the Davis House cGf6, Richmond,
were found in the pockets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
BASE BALL.
Pantops and the Miller School at the
University.
Ispecial telegram % the Dlspatch.l

Especial telegram to the Dlspatchl
CHARLoTTEsyLLE. Va, May "a fine
game OF baseball was played on the Uni
versity grounds this afternoon between the
nine from the Miller School and that Of
Pantops Academy. both of this county.
The Miller boys came out victorious by a
score Of II to 8. e-hits-Pantops, 5 /;
Miller School. Is. Errors-Pantops, 10 /;
Miller School, 10. Batteries-PantOps,
Echols and Matthews: Miller School, f..
Bashaw and G. Bashaw. The heavy bat
ting and the strong battery Of the Miller
team did the work. Rotan, of the Pantops,
played a magnificent game.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
II WOULD NOT DO.

This sort OF decov letter, said Judge
HUGHES. | was unwilling TO allow to be
made the basis Of conviction. AMI 50 told
the Jury. The carrier had been some time
on that route. and must have known pretty
we'll the occupants of the houses on il. He
may have known that such a person az
Sarah Lewis did not live at No. Marshall
street Gas she did not and may have held
the letter up day 20 inquire after. Was
the holding mp in this case for less than
day TO be punished as a criminal offence?
IL was on these grounds told the Jury
they ought to acquit. concluded the Judge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
Nevada shaken.

iby telegraph to the Dispstch.l
NEVADA, rsy-, NAY q. Three sharp shoct!s
Of an earthquake were felt here at s.is ln's
morning
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04

f'iho annual mcoilnC or the LADIES' HOl-
kvood Memorial Association was held at
tn residence of Miss Crenshaw, Adams
al 4 Main streets. yesterday, ana was large
b attended.
Mrs. WEnu.
Tie resignation Of Ms. Lewis n. Webb
! president was laid before the meeting,
IL 10 was with exceeding regret that it
r accepted.
Alrs. Webb las always been an enthu-
sic worker for the association, but re-
nily she removed from this city, and
l. that reason sho deemed it best to re-
ep.
Her name was proposed for the position
3. yico-president. and abe was unanimously
llocted.
oTYICIRs.
Tlo following officers Of the association
n. elected.
dcnt Mrs. Joseph Bryan.
Honorary Nce-Presidcut, Mrs LOWS n.
..r
,.-Prc~idents-Nlrs. John Purcell,
'~. james Thomas. Mrs. W. ". Henry.
'lr-. James Il. Branch, Mrs. James B.
Treasurer Mrs. NJ L. Clarke.
Recording Secretary Miss Mary q. Cren-
ponding Secretary-AI f. c. Mi
L .f.
LAKEWOOD,
a communication from the Ladies' Oak
wood Association was read inviting the co.
operation of the Hollywood Association IN
OIL .r work on Dccoration-day CLAY lotD,
a. On. attendance ot as many members
4 .ilo upon that occasion.
L.g-.a.u ,atiyos from the HOLLYWOOD As
s.c4jlou VIII meet at Or. HOge's Saturday
,ycuiag al 4 O'clock.
MRS. DAVIS.
s l0t'or from Mrs jefferson Davis,
3 WEIGHING the receipt of the commu-
III alton from the association expressing
sympathy a. the death OF her husband,
was ...n rcti % the meeting and ordered
g. b. .r.ri upon the minutes.
Cd .l ls goiug on in some on the
n.H.p.p .r- Cd. to the oldest memorial assoc
cation l4 tie South. The Hollywood As
-.t.r goo. LAYS claim tothat honor, aud
o.. HaIe think That the records viii show
.f ,arr were the first IN tins field OF
ilIlLE tIlr arUrI-o.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-04
NOTICE
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81 H., COMPANY ASSOCIATION.
Il Tho sRNi-ANNuhL hKi MON q
"F" COMPANY ASSOCIATION will b. held ~
WARWICK pARk On ~ ESDAf. May an. Boats
will leave tho wharf az $50 A. n. AMI v'clock y.
VI. Contributing memner. ana The oricers 81
Z Company are cordially invitci.
CHARLIE r. SIMMER, President
r, A. NanCE, So rotary. ms ct