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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
MEMORIAL DAY.
How 1t VIII be Observed in Richmond
This Year.

How 1t VIII be Observed in Richmond
This Year.
Friday is Hollywood Memorial Day, and
it will be suitably observed that afternoon.
DR.. Moses d. Hoge Will open the exercises
with prayer. Governor Mckinney will IN
troduce the speakers, who viii he Govern
Ors Fowle, OF North Carolina, Bucsner, Of
Kentucky, and cX-OOyernOr rIizhugh Lee.
General Johnston. General Wade Hampton,
General Early and eX-Coniederate postmas-
ter-General Reagan will be among the dis
tinguished ones present.
In the parade the following will be the
order of march:
j. W. Bidgood. marshal
Assistant Marshals: Judge +. {. Minor,
Colonel john Murphy, Major j. W Pegram,
Colonel +. A. Brander, and Captain \. j.
Wray.
General c. j. Anderson and stan.
First Virginia Regiment
Richmond llowitzcrs.
All visiting military in the city are in
yited to participate.
The line will be formed on the north side
Of Broad street facing south, the right rest
ing ON Fifth street.
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Il. +.
Lee Camp, George L. Pickett Camp, and
other Confederate veterans on the south side
Of Broad street. right resting on seventh.
The ladies of the Hollywood Memorial
Association and their distinguished guests,
the governors Of the southern states, Gener-
ais j. 4. Johnston, L0ngstrcct, Early, and
Judg, Regain in carriages.
Car tain A. j. Nray will have imme-
diate charge Of the carriages. and viii see
that they report promptly, with our guests.
at the Governors Mansion uy O'Clock L.
NJ. The carriages 10 follow in the rear Of
the veterans.
The head Of the column viii move at 3
O'Clock L. NJ.
The line Of march will he down Fifth TO
Franklin, 10 Laurel. to Floyd avenue. to
Cherry. to Hollywood.
The military and carriages TO enter The
cemetery at the east gate, the veterans
change direction down Beverly, and enter
at Gettysburg Hill.
All Confederate veterans unattached to
any camp or organization. are requested 10
join X. +. Lee Camp and George L. Pickett
Camp.
The assistant marshal will report al
$3.50 o'clock in front of Murphy's Hotel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

WAKEFIELD, VA, May Is special e.
This place was visited last sunday evening
by a terrific rain and hail storm. farmer
named White. residing near here. had his
house and oulbuildings completely dcmol-
i.hed. There was no one in the building al
the time but his wife and two negro boys.
Neither was hurt. All the furniture in thc
house was destroyed except iooking-glasS
and a clock.
The oat crop in this and adjoining conn
ties is total failure. seed will not bc
made.
shouts of fire awakened the Citizens last
night. A blacksmith shop was discovered
10 be ON fire. but the flames had 50 much
start that nothing could be done. There was
snmn insIrAnce.
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charlottesville.
interest In Observation-Disclosures OF
Boom.

Boom.
t,u,pIoTTEsNILLE, Va, May 2S.-lope-
o,ol Richmond never before attracted
moro attention than now. The exhibilion
If 1873 and the big Democratic convention
az Issg turned the eyes OF many ihueeu
nearly all. toward our capital city' Dut an
interest i'm no event that ever occurred there
WA, ever more widespread than IL Is IN the
nroposed unwilling. The J0nn BOWIE
s,rargo Camp of Confederate Veterans OF
ne civ have made all preparations posi-
iJe IN attend In fun force. INDECENT Con-
federates.wIIl be- furnished free transporta-
lion and nearly every one Of the boys Will
Ia there. They do not 90 rs on irolic, bul
Win the purpose OF doing honor to Their
treat cbiefiain. Many special trains have
been arranged for and this section Will
send n large number 10 swell the host IN
Richmond.
There is every evidence Of boom here,
though none has been attempted in the or
binary way. The factories now in opera,
iion here are doing large and increased
crease its force from about seyenly-hNc I,
one hundred and fifty, and additional
business. The knitting factory VIII IN
houses 20 accommodate olVatlons are now
heiug put under contract. There Wa'
never before such "A demand for houses
bousos. Houses are engaged a. soon a
the plans are drawn. This year Will sho"
thp largest building account in the hslor!
of Charlottesville.
james ". smith, a very ingenious me
chanic-or this city. has invented an auto
matte railway signal, which promises u
reduce the number Of railway accidents Il
, much smaller proportions. II signals the
engineer automatically. whenever an en-
zine is approaching misplaced switch Oh
| q damaged or weakened bridge. IL work.
every time, is simple in form and cheap {
construct. 1t is an electrical device. The
stock was placed on the market and in
few hours. was all taken and the books
closed. The stockholders organized tonight
| MIR. George c. Omohundro, aged ~, wa
found dead in his bed sunday morning, nea
| Keswick. in this county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
RALEIGH.
Ike Williams EeIessod--investigat a
LynchiDg.


RALEIGH. y. c., May IS special. The
apnlicaiion Of Ike Williams for IA writ OF
baboas corpus 90 release him from jail
where ne was placed Monday on the charge
ofmurderng Lomuoi Bryan at Neuse river,
WAS heard today Il. fore supreme Court
Justice j. }. Davis. After hearing all the
evidence i'm the case. Justice Davis decided
that there was no evidence sufficient 10
warrant the detention Of Williams, ana he
therefore ordered his release. Many feel
sure Of the guilt Of Williams, bat no posi-
tive evidence can be produced against him.
I'm response 20 a letter from Governor
Fovlc. Solicitor ArgO left today for selma.
i'm Johnston county, 10 investigate the
lynching Of John T.. Skirling. which oc-
CURED there saturday night. The Governor
has undertaken 10 suppress lynchlngs. ana
ha. had searching Investigations made to
ascertain the names and prosecute Tie
.lynchers i'm several recent cases.
Colonel W. +. Green. chairman OF the
state Board Of Agriculture, was here to-da!
10 file an answer 20 the Injunction suit OF
the American Fertilizer Company to re-
strain the commissioner Of agriculture from
collecting state license tax from them.
Frank Bragg. son Of cN-GotcTnOr Thomas
Briggs. died here today, at the age OF thir-
News is received that ~. \. stiles
bridgc-buildcr and contractor on the Roam
oke and Southern railroad. NOW being built
has skipped with rcycral thousand dollars
and seventeen horses and mules. which he
was using but which did not belong TO him.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
Ihe Honndarv Line.

Thotw0 joint committees Zone on the Mary
land and Virginia boundary line. and the
other Oh the oyster industry ,. appointed by
the General Assembly go it5 last session,
met In ilie Senate Chamber Yesterday after
noon ard organized. Hon. Richard H..
Cardwcn. Speaker OF the House. was elect
cd chairman of the boundary line commit
tee. and Senator Thomas II. Banes, chair
man Of the oyster commission bill
The two committees. in order 10 make the
eXpcnses az small as possible decided TO 20
together. They will start from West Point
July Sth{ and il viii take them about Tn
davs TO complete their work. Ben Z. owen.
Jr. was appointed clcik for the two COM
d, ffpps
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
CATARRH

Have been a constant sufferer for
years from severe colds in head and
throat Tried most every known
femedy lond's Extract re eyed mo
wonderfully. ard has effected almost
rad.oli cure "-F REOERlc {.
flNCK. New York Cit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

senate. has also stirred them' as he IS a Ia
yorite among them.
They will support negro candidates 'or
Congress in the sixth district and IN o'hef
WAYS express the sentiments OF southern
Republicans at the evident determination
Of Harrison 20 neglect that section IN award
ing the spois. 0f course this can result !"
nothing else than benefit 10 Democracy
which is keeping its front solid ana pr'p''-
;o, On svell the tidal wave Of 1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

VIII you heed the warning-the signal, per-
haDs. Oi the sure approach oi lh,l more 'S 1T,
HE disetSe. Consumption? Ask yourselves
If Won can afford for the sake Of saving 80
cents. e. run the risk and do nothing ior ~.
We know from experience tnat Shlloh's Cure
viii cure your Cough IL never ialls. ms
cvnloins why more than Million OF Bottles
we're sold the pasi year. II relieves Group
and Vhooping Cough az once. Mothers. 90
not he without n. sample bottles nee. sod
Dy BOdeker Brothers ana II. VI. Shellds 1o''
cnrner of EllLh and MarsmaIl sIIeels.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

NEGLECT that cough, but take at once Dr.
Dayid's Cough Syrup of Pure Fine Tar
Uorehouud and Wild Cherry.

The painting by John a. Elder, Esq? OF
tho late Hon. Jefferson Davis, painted nj
his home. Beauynir. Miss. is ON exhibition
NJ the corner of Ninth and Main streets.
This Is the last sitting Of the dead chieitSin.
IL Is pronounced a master piece and true
10 lie. II bears Mr. Davis autograph as
an endorsement Of its merit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

Thomas A. Brander and the present Colonel
Commander, William smith. ~
The Camp has a splenddly. equipped hall
on Uroad street. in which all meetings are
held. II numbers large membership, and
is one of the most influential organizations
i'm the city. The good example II set, has
beep followed all over the south.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
p,,.s,Pjlss, Itching Piles

SYMPTOMS: Moisture; intense itching
and singing: most Mt night; worse by
scratching. If allowed to continue tumors
form. which often bleed ana ulcerate De'
coming very sore. sWayne ointment stop'
the itching and bleeding, heals liberation
and in most eases removes the tumors. Al
drno,rists. or by mail, for 30 cents. DR.
Swayne 4 Son. Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
.IIn,r fn Cnrc III s..in nI.eases.'

Simply apply "swayne's Omtment.V No
internal medicine required. Cures letter,
eczema. itch. all euiptions on the face,
hands. nose. &C.. leaving the skin clear.
white and healthy. Its great healing and
curative powers are possessed by no other
remedy. Ask your druggist for swayne's
ointment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

Why do so many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer 10 suffer and be made misera-
Die by Indigestion, Consumption, Dlzziness 5,
Loss of Appetite. Coming Up OF the ROOD
sbern -hflohis system NitaiZeT, guaragit 90
To- cure them. Sold by Bodeker Brothers and
I'M. shields q co.. corner of Filth and Mar
shall streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
LEE CAMP FAIR.

Lee Camp met with so many encouraging
responses from every quarter OF the Union.
and notably So from the Grand Army Posts
that had been entertained by them here, thai
they concluded 10 hold a fair and ask foI
contributions. With this end in view the
following circular was issued:
HEADQUARTLRs r.. L. LEE CAWP. No. /, J
CONFEDERATE NEIEhANs. ,
RICHMOND. VA January 1854.
Comrades-R 'E. Lee Camp, No. /. Con-
federate Veterans Of Richmond. Va, have
concluded TO hold a lair Ia the month OF Feb
ruary, IN order 10 raise funds Tor the iudi-
gentand wounded soldiers. And as we have
no government bounty from which 10 pro
vide the necessary aid and support OF our
comrades, we have, In accordance with "A
resolution. determined a appeal 10 the. pa
triotic soldiers Of the Mon 10 unite with us
in raising a fund for the object mentioned
above.
We. therefore. solicit contributions from
all who may feel Inclined to contribute To so
noble and praiseworthy an object, either in
money, or merchandise, which can be sold
at The proposed fair. X. III. Fox,
j. Il. MckENNY.
ID. :. BEDFORD
j. 4. tERRIrEn,
W. T. AsHBY,
Committee.
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NCTIYElIAN FOR

WANTED AN ACTIVE MAN FOR
w each section. Salary SO 40 500 90
locally represent "a successful y. J. Comnany
Incorporated 10 supply Dry Goods, tlotuing,
shoes. JcWclry. etc. 90 consumers at cost.
Also Lady of tact, Salary, 90. to carroll
members go 600 now enrolled. 200 600 paid
cfatiye Association (crcdit well rateIl Locls
aOX 6iO y. Y ltB-t ulF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
BURNS

mad ny lei, hand severely burned,
and lest the use Of IL completely
Secured relief by use o. Ponds Extract
N twelve hours. Mis- A. SHERMAN,
New York City
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
MOAIE .HIkILs.

This beautiful land. c.oso - the cities off
Nauches o. and Richmond. offers thc great
est opportunity ever presented to You to ss-
rurea beautiful h noe ON exceedingly easy
terms. You viii have ne alvautnlo 90 both
city and country. This handsome lUl .H
hIoh and haaithlul. ara in the highest state
% cultivation. The city n Naucnesior s
rapidly Increasing in population and sl0-
sfrutal Improvements. Here sou can A1Fe
your bonnie, market .nfill ana OniN. lNr
sire .t- and sircaf-cHr lines already projected
viii soon. f is expected. place ihls prOIlf
attho ycrl gates of fhe city. Make 70 rOn.
sDsciai cuisines, to examine this riOpcr.I Dee
fore buying elsewhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

For strenething and clearing the voice,
Use browns bronchial TrOches. ~
have commended them to friends who were
public speakers. and they have proved eX-
iremely seryic6able. Rev. Henry Ward
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

This saloon is stocked with the finest IL
uuors and wines, NNNN Gibson. Clemmer.
the celebrated "MyerIy," and many other
popular brands. IN experienced bartender
is in charge, and an elegant lunch served
daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

Il n AIiBNIItN.
HOME SEEKERS AND INVESTORS
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ARARE CHANCE FOR ALI
on River View road, within five minutes
drive 10 the city Of Manchester. Va. and on
ne direct road 90 tine handsome stock farm
Of II. &. Ihamb'in. lsq. High Land Cool
Breezcs rrIYalled Views
This beautiful nd. overlooking the lovely
valley OF fhc James, tho elites ~ Manchester
and Richmond. viii be divided into acre iofs.
and so arraugcl that eight or nine acres can
be- bought Boz one piece Is0 desired.
This Cmnd rair wlll take place
TUESDAY. JUNE Bid, 1890.
M $3.50 O'Clock ]. NJ. oD the promises, 90 pub
re auct ON. Masc lt your business 90 b."
there. This sale Viii positively take place
Lnlfgs prevented ~ p .ofm In that case. Do
will be- offered on Use oay following at same
hour.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
Ia Grippe.

For this malady take that old'iashion
-nmelv Of our mothers, syrup OF Pure fne
Tar. Horehound and Wild Cherry-lT
Dayld's COu0h SyruD
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

West End Land Company Of Charlottes-
Vile. Va, has n splendid display Of min
erals ard views at l2l4 Main street. Call
and see Col. Page.
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nl2o-1t

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
Ia THE MERCHANrS MAJ loNAL BANk,
Ar RICHMOND. IN THE STATE OF VIZ
GINA, Al THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS MAY
II, 1890.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III HE CITIZENS BANK Al RICHMOND.
IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA Ai-1IE
CLOSE. OF BUSINESS, MAY 18TH. 1890
uEgnTfprHs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

STATE OF VIRGINIA, CITY OF RlcIMoSp- IS !;
!, :. q. Wallace. cashier OF the apoN'-
named bank do solemnly swear tnitt th'
above statement is true to the best OF ny
know edge and belief
:. O. WALLACE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me 'his
2sth day OF May, 1890. ,r
Notary Public
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
ROBERT +. LEE CAMP.
STORY OF THE WORK OF THIS
ORGANIZATION.
How 1t Came to he Formed-Its origi-
nal Onlcers-Intcresting Facts From Its
History-The Soldiers Home Monu-

How 1t Came to he Formed-Its Origi-
nal Oaicers-Intcresting Facts From Its
HIstory-The Soldiers Home "a MOnu-
ment TO Its Energy.
The unveiling Of the Il. 4. Lee statue is
under the immediate auspices Of X. j.. Lee
Camp. No. /. Confederate veterans. 1hey
took most active part in the laying OF the
cornerstone Of the monument. They have
ever been foremost in everything that was
calculated to show the love they held for
their old commander. They have done
worthily. and their deeds in peace speak
for them as proudly rs their yalor in war.
The story Of the organization Of the Camp
shows how the triiles Of life frequently
bring forth startling events. a newspaper
reporter was invited one day 10y Captain
Charles l.. Williams. Of Richmond. late IN
specior-gcneral Of Corse's brigade. Picketts
division. 10 90 10 his law Office and look at
Il pair of duelling pistols that were once The
property Of his grandfather. The pis-
tolls were beauties, and while the
talk was about them. Captain VIII
liams took from bis desk letter adj
dressed 10 him by Confederate captain in
Alabama, in which the captain, who had
known Captain Williams in war times, sug-
gested % him the idea OF starting home
for disabled Confedcratcs. The Albanian
said Richmond was the proper place To
commence the movement, and the idea was
thrown out that the best way 10 start the
enterprise was to get the Richmond papers
interested. and for them 10 call on the press
throughout the South TO take hold Of the
matter.
MOVEMENT STARTED.
Captain Williams handed the letter 20
the reporter. and the next day the attention.
Of the public was directed 10 the need Of
| such an institution. Shortly after his. the
survivors Of the iOung Guard, % famous
military company, which went to the front
| from Richmond, organized an association.
and among other matters discussed was the
need Of home for disabled 'Oniederatcs-
A Confederate soldier who mad been COM
PEELED to 20 TO the p0Or-h0use, had elected
| the concern the Young Guard Association.
At a meeting OF the Young Guard Assoc
citation, held April. ID 1883, this matter was
| discussed. and on motion Of W. II. Dean
mow dead a committee was appointed 10
meet and confer with Confederate veterans
rs to the propriety Of forming "a Coutedor-
lte Camp No. Southern Veterans The
rest of the committee consisted of j. !. II.
Brewer. secretary OF the Young Guards
Association, and Richard II Fox.
FIRST MEETING.
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o CONFEDERATE NEIEHASs.
RICHMOND. VA, January . 1854.
NOTES.

The fair was a complete success and last
ed for some time. The money obtained was
set apart for the establishment Of Home
for disabled Confedcrates. The present
- soldiers Home on Grove avenue, char
tered and Incorporated. is the result.
The C0nfederates who have been in CON-
mand Of X. T.. Lee Camp since Colonel Car
rington's administration are as follows:
Brigadier-(;eneral John X. Coote, Messrs.
John Murphy and Alonzo LIP ) Major
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29
An Empress in Retirement.

Ever since the unfortunate death Of her
only son. Prince Rudolph, the Empress Of
Austria has been in declining health, says a
Vienna letter to the Philadelphia Times.
She has been a yeritable rocluse, and sOcie-
" at Vienna and elsewhere sees very little
OF the once famo6s and beautiful woman.
Lately she has aged rapidly, and although
she still retains traces Of her former lowell
ness few would recognize in the sad and
faded woman Of hfty-three the once grace
FIJI and agile equesiriene whose beauty
and prowess delighted the courts Of
NiaupaAa
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OVER THE SEAS.
Many Matters by Mail and Cable From
other Lands.


Recently. according 10 a story translated
from the German by the Philadelphia Times,
Cristoph Daniel, family and friends in the
village Of Grclscnstein were in state of
great agitation. as we'll a. the most heart
felt ioy. They had a son who had been
wounded at GraYelo.te in Tire war Of 1870.
The parents had received certificate of
his death. saving that he had died on the
list Of August. 10 The great JOY Of parents
and friends. iAis death notice has prov en-
false. Lately the parents received "a letter
from their son Henry. in Algiers. This was
the very one they thought had died nineteen
years before.
Henry Daniel relates in his letter that he
had been taken prisoner by the Turks,
brought 90 Africa and given % a plantation
owner a. a present. There he worked for
nineteen wear, a. a slave, and suffered the
most cruel treatment; meat was thrown 10
him raw and ho had had 80 clothing on hls
body since 1870 He said that he had made
six attempt, to escape having failed every
time. Finally, when the plantation owncrwas
dead and buried, his escape was successful.
Three days and three nights be was on MS
ilighi, until he fell exhausted and We'd out.
In the city in which he fell he was cared
for and concealed af the time Of his writing
a letter home hy German trades people.
This had been the first chance he had Of
sending any notice 20 his parents. The son
heartily begged his parents to have him set
free.
The very evening Of the receipt Of the let
ter the father informed the circuit officials
As well IS the ROYAL council. whereupOa dis
patches were sent 10 Berlin 20 effect the
final release Of the poor fellow.
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DEEDS or RrLEAsr.

DEEDS or RELEASE.
{. l.. Hewitt, from Quarles q Chewing.
trustees, 10 feet on eastside Seventh street
between Marshall and Clay. -. $50: John A.
Lancaster, from A. Levy, trustee, q feet on
Clay street northeast corner Eleventh from
deed Of trust executed by J. \. Wilkinson
and wife, 5000; c. NJ. Stone, from H. NJ.
Quarles, trustee, 60 feet ON wcstside Res
eryoir street between Cary and Taylor 81 $50.
Uenrico cOunty.-William II. lIandley
TO Henry Rosenheim. $50 feet on Grove road
southwest corner Strawberry street, $1,000;
John jackson, special commissioner 10 John
VI. Garrant, 10 feet on north side Dance
street, near Richie, 500; John NJ. Garrant
20 Nellie Garrant, II feet on north side
Dance street, near Richie; George J. Rohn
70 Ennis Dickerson, Jr., ~ feet ON twenty
ninth street. southwest corner r.. $3.50:
Charles l.. Steel TO NJ. &. Staples and X. G.
Thornton, 4il< acres on north side of a road
leading TO Deep Run turnpike. So; VI. G.
Staples. William Marshall Jr.. and W.
Fred Peasants 10 William II. Iandley. 10,
with depth Of 1881 feet. 20 correct error:
Samuel Wilson 10 A. r. Mosby, four lots on
road between Cash corner and seventeenth
street, 81 900.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

The next meeting was held over John l..
Lanes eatn--ro0ms, No. 90 east Broad
street. April 18th. 1853. At this meeting the
following officers were elected: Charles d.
Williams, colonel commander. late inspcc-
t0r-general Cor.l's brigade; John J. IL.
Brewer, secretary. late Company VI. liz
teenih Virginia Infantry: II. c. Hill. quar-
termasler. Thirteenth North Carolina In
fantry. No other officers were elected. and
the name selected was X. l., Lee Camp
southern Veterans.
Charles L. Williams, John J. II. Brewer.
James II. Marks. James Pollard, \. L.
Minor. aud /. :. CORDOBA, were appointed
a committee 10 prepare constitution and by
laws. select uniform. arrange time for future
meetings. communicate with Colonel
Charles J. Anderson. and ask the courtesy
Of the armOTy, for holding next m, t ny.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-29

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