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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
THE THuRsBy CONCERT.
a Delightful Programme Promised this
EYeulnK.

The complimentary concert rendered MISS
Emma Thursby will occur tonight at the
Academy of Music, and promises to be en-
joyable. The programme is:
/. solo, baritone. selected. Mr. william II
Grant.
2. Polonalse, piano solo Oh ut), Miss Emma
G. Hair
J. Polonaise. soprano. 40 Sou Titania,"
opera MignOn ambrose Thomas), Miss En-
ma Thursby
"By the sea-" tenor (Schubert), Mr..
Frank W. Cunningham.
lntermissOD.
s. solo, Baritone selected, Mr.. william fl.
Grant.
d Couplet de Misoli, Thou Charming
Bird flute obligatO, from Perle de Brazil,
OFelician Iavid) Miss Emma 1hursby.
Z. a. Nalso IN \ Flat, piano solo. (thoplnG
b. Etude Oh false notes, (Rubnstein) Miss
Emma q. Hair.
). .'Tell Me With Your Eyes tenor,
(Smith) Mr. Frank W. Cunningham.
o. song. "In der MARI Nacht, laughing song
0aubeTf,l Miss Emma IbursDy.
Miss Jhursby is on route 10 New YORK,
and goes from here 10 Washington and
thence 10 Annapolis, where benefit Is to
be rendered her. She spent the winter in
florida. The concert will draw a large
and fashionable audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Representatives Gibson. Putzel. Donald
3. Taucey aud George 4. Fisher, Of the
Richmond Railway and Electric Company,
met. pursuant 10 adjournment, at the Office
ofthe Electric Railway Company, 800 Bank
street, yesterday al 10 O'clock for the pur-
pose of considering the consolidation Of the
roads. They accepted the transfer Of some
OF the properties OF the Railway and Flee
iric Company. and authorized the officers to
see 10 the execution and recording ot deeds.
&C., and gave to Mr.. Fisher authority FIR
the appointment OF officials AID employ
ment Of hands to conduct the business Of
the road, after which the meeting adjourned
until the 5Jth instant. Pending the next
meeting further details Of the consolidation
will be mappea out, and viii bt acted upon
at the meeting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
MANCHESTER MATTERS.
What Is Going on Of Interest On the Othe
side of the Water.

side of the Water.
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. II. Clarke celebrated the
twonty-hflh anniversary Of their marriage
Monday night at their residence on Balm
bridge street. The occasion was lfrg3ly
attended. and was very enjoyable orc.
The next meeting OF the fuckhoe Farm
ers' Club will take place tomorrow at
Witty, the farm Of Mr.. II. Clay Chamber
lain, in Chesterfield, two miles below Man
chester.
The drivers Of the street-car line have pc
titi0ned for shorter hours. They now work
fifteen hours day, and receive fifteen
cents less per day than the Richmond
drivers. The petition has been sent TO
President seldom, in Baltimore. lie T. eN-
pectCd IN Manchester tomorrow.
In the case Of 4. VI. simpson. charged
with forgery, in the Hastings Court, lne
Jury was unable 10 agree Monday night.
Yesterday morning they again appeared 40
the opening Of the court. and being unable
TO agree. they Were discharged.
Track laying on Semmcs avenue for thc
street railways was begun Yesterday.
4 revival is in progress at the tlopioh-
street Baptist Church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

TRuANT AND VAGRANT BOYS.
Plans OF the Prison Association OF tir-
ginla.
Major robert Stiles, president d

Major Robert Stiles, president Of the Pri-
son Reform Association; Rev. W. u. VIII
liams. the secretary. and several others,who
are interested in the association. left the
CITY Yesterday at noon and went over 10 the
farm donated by Mrs. Adelaide i. Russell
to the association. about four miles out Of
the city. for the purpose OF inspecting the
property and determining what use could
ie made Of IL. The committee VIII report
their opinion 10 The Board of Directors.
The plan proposed by ,hc resolution, in
this branch of lbs work. viii -e similar
fo that Of the "Burnham Industrial
Farm" i'm New York. 10 proposes u
system Of saving truant ANA warrant boys
rs we'll th0c under conviction Tor crime.
bv course Of industrial trimming.
like that which has for many years obtained
with admirable results in Germany,
Holland. France aad Great Britain.
but which has not been ATTEMPTED 10 an.
large extent i'm this country. This system
may be seen ina operation at the Rauhe
Ilaus. near Hamburg, and at Mettray. a.
well as many other institutions. IT'S
modes briefly are as follows: 10 IT,
ceiye boys who are inevitably tending
toward tie criminal classes, but are
not yet incouigibie: 90 place Them
ON a farm. removed from the city, where
incy may De taught ihe Iudimanis ~ "a CONF
mon school education. aud may receive 90
thorough manual training. o. keep them
under the strongest moral and religious in-
iluoncc, and t0 arouse within them the de-
sire for "a lie OF industry. honesty ana pur-
ity. and. a-'soon a- deemed wise. 20 provide
suitable situations Cor them.
The society VIII begn TO- work OH the
place given by Mrs. Adelaide j. Russell
in short time. the deed for which, as wei
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
COLOREO Z. IA. CA.
4 Boys Depariment-Library and read
ing Nonm.

ing Room.
The Co.ored Young MEMS Christian Assoc
citation, of ibis city is doing better work
than ever before. il has just organized %
BOYS Department. with iiity members. the
most ol whom are active, intelligent, indus
uou- boys.
The general secretary of the Association.
j. liilIon Waldron. has just returned FROM
the North with pledges and cash % tfo
amount ol 93.Jll. The amount due upon their
property.
The library and rcad.n.-room hl, just re
ceiyed many valuable additions OF papers
and books from friends. These add much
to the value OF the library. The work o. tAe
association is felt im ail parts of the city
among c0lOred citizens. There il more prac-
Teal Christianity among the cOlOrCd people
Of the city than ever before. Largc'l
through the Efforts OF this institution the
c0iored pastors have been led 90 begin spc-
cial work for the young Of their cOn-re-1-
uon-. The report Tor tine year just ccas4ng
shows a male membership of 30: females.
l2j: boys. ~, and - professions of faith in
Christ: AND more hearty appreciation OF
ihe work b. The white and colored people %
the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
- Popular MISUNDERSTANDING Microbs
Killer.

Polk Miller Il Co., the woll-known Main
street druggist, have secured the agency OF
the wonderful medicine known rs Radam',
Micr0be Killer. This medicine is entirely
new, but in the short time 1t has been dis
covered it has created an immense stir
among the medical profession by the Won
derful cures it has made. Among those most
prominent was the ease Of James Cayan-
augh, Jr., vino was cured OF leprosy after
being isolated from the city Of New Or
leans for three years. This case alone was
enough to bring the medicine into great
prominence, but it has made a number OF
other equally rs remarkable cures.
Polk Miller a Co., have a number OF books,
history OF the Microbe Killer, which they
give free 10 those who will read them. Ii is
a scientific book on the Micr0be theory and
il is very interesting. Radam's Microbe
Killer has caused IA great revolution IN the
medical science. and has met with the larg-
est sale of any medicines ever brought be-
fore the public for the length Of time IL has
been discovered. Read the advertisement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

a VERY important iu,iue-- meeting OF
the poWhatal Club takes place to-n.-l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Mayor Ellyson yesterday received from
MIR. Jerrold Lctchor, Marshall, Missouri, a
copy Of the bylaws and roster ~ the Rich.
mond Fayotte Artillery in 1871. IL was
given him by Sergeant J. Robson, of the
company. Sergeant Robson was member
and also served IN the war Of lsl2. lie
also sent a piece OF the Richmond CONNER.
cial Compiler Of October 18th, 1880, and
other relic, Of Richmond in bygonc days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Governor Mckinney Yesterday. in com
pliancc with q recent act OF Congress, sent
the names Of the following for confirmation
BIS the President as commissioners and AZ
tcrnatos o the Worlds Fair: Hon. John T.
Harris Of l1rrisouburg, Democratic con-
missioner, and Colonel Alex Mcdonald. OF
Lynchours, alternate; General y. ID.
Groner. Of Norfolk, Republican commits
sioucr, and Mr.. Charles \. Hcermans, OF
Christianshurg. alternate.
From my knowledge Of these gentlemen,
says the Governor in his letter ID Mr..
Blaine. Secretary of state, / am sure they
will make most efficient representatives, OF
the Commonwealth Of Virginia, and ! be-
licye them 10 be the choice Of their rcspec-
tive parties.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

VIII YOU heed the warning signal, per-
maps, OF the sure approach OF that moro terri
bic disease, Consumption Ask yourselves
II Won can afford for tine sake of saving "fi
cents, to run fnc risk and do nothing i0f ii.
We know from experience inat Snlion LNli
viii cure your Cough Dr. never mis-. 4ul7
explains why more than Million OF iotles
were Sold the pass year. 10 relieves 'io.p
and MhOoping Cough 40 once. Moinets, 90
moi be without a. sample bottles nee 500
by BOdeker Brothers ana II. ~. ;'heih9 x Co..
corner Of Fifth and Marshall 81 Gets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Lines, chocolate syrup, "imperial' mix
shakers. 'rotaryv ice shayCrs, lime squeel-
ers. soda. acid, ginger ale oXtroci, fruit
iuIccs fthe best. rock candy syrup. pure va
nilla. lemon and all other flayofng eN-
tracts. together with All kinds 81 la ioun-
tain requisites, nj Owens, \ Minor Diug
Company, opposite the p0stotlice.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Simply apply "swaync's Ointment" 40
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema, itch, all eruptions on the face,
hands, nose, &C., leaving the skin clear,
white and healthy. It's gnat healing aud
curative powers are Possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
Answer This Question.

Why do So many people we see around rs
seem To prefer To suffer and be made miscra-
Ole by Indigestion, Consumption, Dizziness.
Loss Of Appetite. Coming Up Ot the Food
Yellow skin, when for Is cents we Will sell
.hem ShilOhs system Nitalizer, guaranteed
TO cure them. sold by Bodeker Brothers and
HIM. Shields * Co.. corner OF Fifth and Mar
shall streets.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

The continued case OF Robert Hogan. the
smallueTo boy charged with stealth. money
from The cash drawer i'm the ps-tohi-e 800
Chase City. Va. was heard by United
states Commissioner Atkins Yesterday at
noon. The boy confessed bis guilt and
Commissioner Atkins committed him Co.
iail To await the term of the United States
Court. which meets i'm Alexandria in July
next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

The Ladies' Social Union Of Last tlamp-
ton. Mass. proposes soon % hold "a National
Apron Party. They wish aprons from
every state and Territory i'm the Union.
They wrote To- Mayor Ellys0n as Mayor Of
the Chief City Of the South, Yesterday. ask
ng him to aid them In procuring one OF
more aprons from Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Richmond Lodge. so. !. /. o. o. T.. Will
celebrate its third anniversary by "a picnic
at lOung's Pond. ilenrico county. June
18th. Addresses ar4 expected from Mayor
!. TaylOr EllysOn, "a member. and others.
The committee Of arrangements are George
+. Davis, l.. c. Way and G.. Matthews.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Tomorrow night at the Gracc-stroet Ia-
bernacle. corner Grace and Pine streets, 90
combination of the best local musical tall
emf Will be- offered in an attractive pro-
gramme. Tine large Festival Chorus and
the select orchestra. with popular Yocali9is
and readings, will offer an entertainment of
remarkable interest.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
1t. Paui's sexton.

Mr.. II. {. Ritter, sexton at St,Paurs Epis-
copal church. was found al 2:30 O'Clock yes
terday afternoon lying at the side entrance
10 the basement in an unconscious cOndi-
ton. He was taken into the basement OF
the church and medical assistance sum
moned. They found Mr.. Ritter with very
little pulse, breathing heavily, and the pu-
pills of the eye contracted. A galyanic bat
terry was used. but il had very little effect.
Mr.Ritter is suffering with Brights disease,
and other affections. At II o'clock last
night il was not thought that he would live
until day-break.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

1he Nouh-ide Land Company is makin-
nm effort To build bridge. extending from
the north end of Finn street, o. their pro-
perry. Chestnut Hill" The bridge pro-
posed will bc about one thousand feet long
and forty feet wide. and will cost about
$4,000. The company asks the assistance
of the city to the extent of $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

On the day Of the unwilling policemen, II
is thought, should be stationed around the
sam Jones building 20 keep the people nom
occupying the roof as place OF sight-see-
ing. Ii is only a temporary structure, and
will not bear the weight Of any large crowd,
and unless measures are taken to keep peO-
ple of on the 18th. a catastrophe Will be the
result. A squad Of police in that neighbOr-
hood all during the day OF the 10Th would
10 . xvisa prQcautiOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Do not fail 10 attend the auction sale OF
the valuable stock farm Of the late Colonel
j. l.. Darlington to-day on the premises at
o'clock. Take . O'Clock train on Richmond
and Allegheny Railroad 10 Niniia station.
Parties going up will have pleasant trip
and enjoy nice lunch at the farm.
X. Il. CHAPLIN 4 Co.,
Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

We wish to extend to the people of Rich
m0nd our sincere thank, for their prompt
and generous attendance at our cl0sing-Out
sale Of Clothing, Hats and Gentlemen's fur
nishngs which we announced through the
columns OF THE TINES. and we sincerely
regret that we were unable 10 give them the
proper attention. However. We are now
fully prepared to serve You, having added
To our already large force six extra sales
men. We wish to say 10 all those who were
unable 10 De waited on during our sale for
the past few days that we have many novel
ties that we were unable 10 show, owiny o.
the rush. Cur sale will continue until
every dollars worth OF clothing and gents
have been disposed of, and wc
viii be pleased To show you through our
stock. no matter whether YOU come TO look
or buy.
Very respectfully,
VI. BENDHEIM a BROTHER.
OF the American Clothing Company,
JlG east Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

FrTs.-Au Fits stopped free by Dr..
hTiae'N Grc0f Ncr.re n. tJrcr. no I'm
after first days use. HarolOus cures
Treatise and $500 Trial b1tlc Gee to TIT
cases. Send 10 DR.. Kline 93l arch street
phfladeluhfa Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

CITY COMMITTEE.
Democratic Ticket in jackson ward
Presidents Address.

Democratic Ticket in jackson Ward
President. Address.
~, . ,.,... con- .+t.,.1.,,.. .t ,l..
i"'i0 ""' We .'''
meeting Of the City Democratic committee
,,..a o...,.;, c,.,,,., noon, Int ,,;,,.t
Ntl" lh li' mum ''''' '''' '''' ''0''''
The crave questions &c the election tO-mor-
row were duly discussed and such uIt iiW +
-. f.l..,, ',. ,,.,.. considered nlc..-.t.,
.'"i '0, '"N, - IN A., ...,,...,.,+ta,.,.t
10 dIOu9t inc iuil i'ei.i''. - ''.' WV
II was deemed advisable 10 place Dem
0cfatic ticket for Tire City Council IN the
fold in jackson ward and the name, Will
ha onuotlnced in nawDrpiuv.
frl,n ,'ra-idouf Nr jackson Cnv i.eird
iit' ',l'' .'' '"''
ie l"li"' ''- '""i '7'-
10 lhe lcmociaLc Note4s OF inc CITY OF
hchmon"
IO-inoiruM WEI Ne 'ltcNoh Gay. iHe ollic'is
of the inuni' lai -'Ntl hiiilNt ~ lhia c,iA pre-
linen 10 ut DH'at". VI l|l'h' w. ic-l.v-
crate parry mas hiH' Ha on me i"hs' i'f
soine Oh .''S ,cl co,'iesi i ne MN,
ary held April ihe 3d.. There were several
candidates for some OF the ullces, ANA TIE
friends OF those resi- ccute cah"id les were
exceedingly l.aplN ll th'.l yrhtH' some
were successful ia getting NOR men noih|-
mated; other were nct. Inc lacl mat some
failed i'm securing ire men OF tlcir choice
make u none the i' ~ ti'ii Doulluti unly II
This election 10 id'S 10 inc support OF OUT
party : hoihlhr. ,. ..,.., g.. ,,.. .....
a
Jared lhl9A peuse 10 SuIpoIt tic .oiiil NEE
ltuHois nave CONT 20 Vul SpiiInll' zee tii"t
mere are SOME M,lO fo1v al N.Y., li''.
Wlti toiS ip' q" M ii' . as
i'I Ni.A ~ ,,f 90,
,,c ,oTInf tclo Edr ~ do itfs
VIM, 'u' ',.ti',t, 49,. MN, 10 ~ 80
WoulH ~ B" ~ 49, -, IL, a.
sihn "e ""3 orr ,t.o,,ie IN -een.
,,o,r niedse and to reptl vim disdain anT
I'D r,a,le them fo Induce Them fO violate
,,ci, ,.lii'iDsl C,ifb and commit a disb0u0f-
able act n is dlsh0noIable. II would be
Ji.bororahie 10 tnye mari i'm the primary
'~J mon lin the election 10 support "a man
,ybo is rnnuing AGAINST the nominees of that
,,i,norv Ibc Democratic Committee sim
rrsrsi,. tfiisfs thai much which N has ard
obouf men who voted IN the primary au-
nonncin. their intention 10 vote for Smith
for serecant is false They know that men
are minimizing when they so speak, and they
aelioVc that reelection will bring them Ia
proper consideration of what Is right
UNEAsrSEss.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Remember the executors auction sale of
the valuable stock farm in Powhatan
county, owned by the late Colonel y. J..
Darlington Take Richmond and Ale
ghany Railroad train this morning at .
O'Clock 10 Ninita station. Sale at ] o'clock.
Pleasant trip and lunch on the farm.
Il. Il. CHAFfIN A Co.,
Auctioneers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

WE call attention 10 the sale of that most
valuable piece Of property No. 3O2 west
Main street This is desirable dwelling
house. and situated IN the growing part Of
the city, and should command good price
as residence or as frst-class specula-
fion
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Building papers. Best and chenpesi.
Sheathing paper should be used in nll ifaine
dwellings. 4. b. CLARKE son, 1910 Main
street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
can. and filed with The names ofpersons who
were tho nominees OF that PARTY


were tho nominees OF that party
RALLY.
Hut there would be no cause for uneasincss
or alarm, n our Democratic voters would
rallv 10 the polls and vote, that snch Is thelr
dIiv in luis emergency most solennly as
srrc them Ihey dream not OF defeat Ihcs
may awake Friday morning ing. 70 ma that
/, Kenublic,n has slipped IN and viii MI one
of the most important Offices OF the city.
There would then be time enough 10 regret
mat nothing had been done TO prevent such
"a calamity. -
orn NOMINLE.
For that office we have selected most eN-
.celIent man; one VINO. 81 elected. VIII MI IL
most satisfactorily N viii not be ms iault II
he is not elected. lie is az work ana Is doing
his part .,,,
In conclusion. when shy that there is dan
ger resulting from our Indifference speak
with moderation. III thD reports That have
come 10 our commiltec-of dl.Alection Ia
our ranks are true. Let US. then, exercise
vieIarcc and diligence; lct us see 10 IL that
onr vote tuins out and gets In, ana thus add
another to the democratic Victories Of this
con year." ~ the Republicans call IT,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

"Auend the grand auction sale Of Wood
land Heights lots saturday, May 2lth' at u
O'Clock NJ. a. J. Bradley n CO., auc-
tlOnoers.N
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

"For maps and general information, % to
parties desiring to inspect Woodland
Heights, call on a. j. Bradley 4 Co., auc-
tioneers.v
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
BANQUET THE 18TH.

After the fireworks on the 10Th, the mill
tary officers visiting Richmond will be en-
tertained at banquet by the officers Of tue
First Virginia Regiment at Sanger Halle.
This is paid for entirely by the officers for
which they deserve much credit. II will be
a splendid affair. and quite in keeping with
other entertainments.
b. on the same night Colonel +. NJ. Boykin
will tender a reception to the officers of the
Fifth Maryland at his residence. 1t Will be
n very .'swell" affair, and the sumptuous
spread laid will add one more voice to the
general verdict OF Nirginia's hospitality.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

May Festival Chorus, Grace-street raber-
nacle, corner Pine end Grace streets, May
I'D, at $3.50 L. NJ.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Floor Tile. -Four hundred and fifty feet OF
imported (Scotch) tile for sale for one-third
the original cost. Can be seen at Nowlan Il
Co.'s.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
RIcnuoSo. VA. May n, 1850
DISSOLUTION.

n =
Whereas. That ihese is soch dissl. ~
ton n the Republican pan1i ana VIZ I.
lhc fill congressional election Is atoNf u'. =
aud whereas tnc names oi many OF guy Wy ''..
IoXa bten stricken fOm ihc Icf sifalNi
books, and have never been repiae'oi '-
whereas We want to save ino tesuN" "''''
nees of the party; therefore pei n
Resolved, hat we allow our hthi'o ~ .r
rsS1 on no other ticAet than the tt'a.ii
ti.,,st terminated bv me regular conNtn-
tion SirueJ. IOnN MITCHELL, Jht
JAMS BAKER,
rHosfAs T. JfttN,
RfNJANfN JAthooNs
ROYAL " uirh,
llENRN iAhNi.
NORnECAt A. fAOf
ASDRfw THOMSON
ROYAL RACKS.
EDwARDJ tOohi
mvoi-o. II. q. HUNTER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21

Lawn movers. Latest and best. Noise
less and sclfsharpening. Prices reduced.
a. u. CLAREE & SON, 1910 Main street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-21
NIRGINIA CAYALRN.

At a meeting Of members of the Ninth
Virginia Cavalry, held May goth. II was re-
solved to hold meeting at Joseph W.
Thomas carpenter shop, AlJ north rim
street, Saturday evening. 2ith instant, at
6 i. NJ. at which all members Of stuart a
Division, Army Of Northern Virginia, are
cordially invited to De present. The object
Of the meeting will be 10 formulate some
plan under which all of our comrades VINO
attend the unyeiling ceremonies shall be
cared for-as to themselves and their
horses. These resolutions are signed 10y
j. A. McLaughton, secretary. and endorsed
bv Il. W. Sydnor, l.. T.. Vaughan and {. \.
Taylor, of the Fourth Virginia Cavalry. who
earnestly request "a fun attendance from all
members of Wickham's Brigade.
MOsBY's COMMAND.
All surviving members Of Colonel John
:. Mosby's command, 43d Virginia Battalion,
who desire to take part in a body on horse
back. in the procession incident 10 ,u,eiiins
the Lee statue, will report their names on on
before the 10Th 10 W. Ben Palmer, No. 1921
Cary street.