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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
ACADEMY ATTRACTIONS.
4 Foregone Conclusion-Stuart Horse
Guards Benefit.

NfhuiOo
On tomorrow evening the first perform
ance of Mr.. Edward n. Alfriends play, " A
Foregone Conclusion" will be given at the
Mozart Academy of Music, in this city.
The plav is in five acts, and all its scenes
are located in Venice. 1t is an adaptation
of Mr.. Howelrs novel. whose name it bears.
The play will be produced by 3 Madison
Square Theatre company of carefully Sc
lected artists, and this fact alone
gives assurance of q brilliant rendition.
In addition, in view of this being a Rich
mond production, Mr.. Alfriend has come
here from New York personally to supervise
the performance. The play has been pro-
nOunced by all who have heard it a drama
Of great beauty and power. Mr.. A. NJ.
Palmer, the great New York manager, be-
slowed the highest praise on it. going so
far as to say that Mr.. Boucicault could
not have done better with the subject.
The following is the cast of characters /:
Don IppOlitO, Sidney Browxett; Henry
Ferris. Edwin Travers: Count Del Ferori.
VI. Bradley; Thomas, W. Il. Randolph;
Cecco, W. NJ. Fairbanks; Florida, Grace
Kimball: Mrs. Vernain, Adele Clarke,
Kittie. Ruth Carpenter; Miranda, Kate
Wilson. They are oil brilliant and able
artists.
The last three nights OF the week will be
devoted 10 a revival of that great laugh
ing success of the Madison-Square Thea
tire. The Private Secretary" with nj. A.
Kennedy in the cast. Mr.. Kennedy is
great actor and aprime Richmond fayorite.
CAVALRY BENEFIT.
The Stuart Horse Guards will be given a
benefit at the Academy on Friday next. Gil
lette's famous play. The Private Secre-
tary," will be presented. The public
should help the troopers, as theirs is the
most expensive branch Of the State arms.
Richmond Theatre-Robert Emmett.
Among the several attractions announced
for this week there will be mono more de-
serving of the patronage than that which
will be at the Theatre the latter part OF
this week. The well-known historical.
drama Robert Emmett will be tie bill-s
play which for years has been recognized
as a standard attraction, and never fails to
enlist the sympathies and win the APP
plause of an sudienc. The role of Marie
will be portrayed by Miss Hattie Weems,
the pretty and talented actress who sup
ported Mr.. Creston Clarke last season
Miss Weems will be supported by an ex-
cellent company, and the drama will be
well staged.
Pinafore, Again.
There is a movement on foot among So
ciety people to tender Messrs. Shepherd
and Shaw testimonial in recognition OF
their unselfsh services in connection with
the "Pinafore" performances recently
given for the benefit of the Society for the
Preservation of Virginia Antiquites. To
this end "Pinaforen will most probably be
repeated with the some strong cast and
chorus, and a number Of our leading So
ciety women will be patronesses.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Fair, Excursion, Concert, and Special
Trains.

At the Z. +. Lee Council fair last night
Miss Alice Madison received tho parlor or
gan, Miss Lille Smith the sewing machine,
and the cne was given to DR.. 5. A. Good
win.
Lafayette Council, American Legion of
Honor, vii have an excursion to Curtis
Neck and Hturn next Sunday afternoon.
An Attractive concert will be given OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
hall next friday night under the auspices
OF the Richmond Conservatory of Music.
The programme embraces vocal and in
strumental selections by some of Rich
mond's bet talent.
The Richmond. fredericksburg and Po-
tomac railbad has made the following spe-
cial arranaments for next Thursday:
All Ashlmd trains will start from and
arrive Mt Ella.
Train leying Richmond at 11:52 A. NJ.
will start fom Elba.
A specialtrain will leave Milford at 5 A.
NJ, arrivint at Elba at 6:45 A. NJ.
A specialtrain will leave Elba for Wash
ington and points North at 1880 p. ~.
stopping atlocal stations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
tofore being hoisted only on special oc.

tofore being hoisted only on special oc-
casions.
The conferrees on the Mckinley customs
administrative bill were in session two and
half hours this afternoon, Mr.. McMillin.
Of Tennessee. taking the place OF hr.
Carlisle among the House conferIces. IL
IN said q practical agreement on all disputed
points save one was reached. IL Will be
recommended that each house recede from
its position as to about half tho ninety
amendments made TO the bill by the SEN
ate. One unsettled point is as to the date
upon which the bill shall take effect. On
this the officials of the Treasury Depart
ment will be asked to express their opin-
ion as TO the earliest practical date which
can be fixed, and that date will probably
be adopted by the conferrees at their meet
ing Monday.
The Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee is announced. The
southern States are represented as follows !:
North Carolina. Representative Brewer ;
Tennessee. Representative Houk; krkan-
sas. Herman l.. Kennel; Louisiana. Repre-
sentative Coleman; Virginia, Representa-
tive Bowden. Georgia and Mississippi are
not represented. Miller. McDufie, and
Goodrich, Republican contestants. from
South Carolina. Alabama, and Florida rep
resent their States.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
WASHINGTON.
WELCOME THREAT AGAINST The
CONFEDERATE-FLAG DISPLAY.
The Southern Senators and Represents
tivcs JoIned-senator Stewart and
Wife. of Nevada, Coming.
From Oar Regular correspondentl

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The Virginia Re-
publicans VINO are fighting tho conhrma-
ton OF John Henry Johnston TO De post
master at Danvllle claim that they will be
able to defeat him, but IL is hard to say
now whether they will or not. President
Harrison is understood TO have read plain
lecture to some Of the Virginia Republi-
cans for allowing him to get into this nasty
scrspe, and thinks it was the duty OF the
men who are now making such o fuss, to
have posted him before the selec-
ton was made. They have re-
torted, however. by stating that
snap Judgment was taken at the depart
/ Inent before the opponents of Johnston
mad any idea that the case would be closed
The impression that Malone has been
fighting Johnston's confirmation got out
because Colonel Asa Rogers, of Petersburg,
has been seen with Mr.. Barksdale. the
chief prosecutor of Johnston. Malone
Will probably not take any personal hand
in the fight, but he will not care if the OPP
ponents of Johnston knock him out.
LIT THEM CONDEMN.
! The rank South-haters like Kennedy of
Ohio have been snarling and bowling be-
7 cause IL IS proposed to display Confederate
flags at Richmond on the 29th instant. and
| they have even threatened to have passed
/ in tho House a resolution conforming the
/ proposition, but up to the present time
| they have taken no action, and the proba-
bilities are they will not. Such fellows as
Kennedy rave and tear their shirts hero
at Washington for the effect they
I imagine their utterances will have in the
congressional districts they represent.
| What worries Kennedy go much is that the
[ Democratic Legislature of Ohio has gerry
wandered him out. and he realizes chat he
| is soon to quit public life,
| DISTINGUISHED VISITORS.
A large number of the southern Senators
and Representatives will attend the I'M
yelling of the Lee statue IN Richmond on
! the 18th, Indeed, the exception will be
/ those so far as the southern senators are
/ concerned, who cannot possibly get away
! from the city during that event. Senator
/ and Mrs. Stewart. of Nevada, will also at
/ tend. They are TO be the guests while in
/ Richmond OF Judge and Mrs. /. J.. Lewis.
Senator Stewart is fearless Independent
man. who cares not for the harping OF the
Radicals.
sT-OFTIcE APPOINTMENTS.
The following fourth-class postmasters
were appointed to-day:
irginia-Harriet f. Ruble, Gum, Craig
county. rice G.. W. Snodgrass, resigned; A.
J. Diggs. Laban, Mathews county rice l..
Hudgins, resigned; b. l.. Stigall, Scots
burg. Halifax county. rice W. L. Russell,
| removed.
North Carolina-LOvitt Hines, Dover,
Craig county. rice ". b. Griffin, deceased.
The following post-Offices have been
established in North Carolina: Cruso, Hay-
wood county, James II. Trull postmaster
Spray, Rockingham county, John W. Ste
phens, postmaster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

n. W. BOWIE and GEORGES :. yAsHoN q son,
SIP. ~, dwelling aud building lots; imms-
distely after Il. B. ChAfFlS CO.. o L. NJ
lot corner Main aud Beech streetA
LOUIS RAWLINGS, 5. 7. NJ, yalusbIs resi-.
denc9 property.
JAMES b. ELAN, 8. =. NJ, two-story brick
dwelling.
SUTTON 4 CO.. 81 r. 81. three new brick
dwellings on north Prentiss street
CHEWING & ROSE, ~ r. ~, commissioners
sale Of valuable truck farm known a.
"Boudar's"
DENooN, TUPPER & CO., 81 p, NJ, building
lot on Duyal street
I. POWERS, 100 +. ~, bsuanas.
Z, c. GARRISON, High Constable. ~ p. n,
lease Of house and lot
e. c. GARRISON, TO- % A. ~. wardrobes, chairs,
carpets. clocks, SEWING. machines. &C,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
COY. pARK.Pr,ACE METHODIST

EPISCOPAL CHURCH west Franklin s,rcen-
Rev. J. Wusy Bisps0E. Pastor. Preaching a.
II A. NJ. and Z. N. by the Pastor.
At night the Pastors eublecs Will 30 "Peter's
Denial and Fall.r
sunday school At 9.i5 \. N.
Class-mecting at z. NJ.
Wednesday evening service ats O'Clock.
Strangers cordially Invited to attend all the
services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
The Boston Strike.

10y FotoKtdpu % mo DI7s''eEI
BosToS. May 24.-The striking carpenters
have waited twenty days for some &C,
ton by their employers on the eight hours
question, and are now considering plans
for the formation of cooperative associa-
ton. Several capitalists have offered the
necessary funds. An excited meeting of
the Bricklayers' Union was held last night,
at which the proposed refusal to erect
structures on which nom union carpenters
work was discussed for three hours. Fears
of an inevitable lockout prevented any &C,
ton being taken and the matter was iaid
over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
JEWISH PENTECOST.
Celebration OF the Feast OF Weeks In
the Synarogues To-Day.

The Jewish feast Of Shdhroh, or Pente.
cost. began last evening at shutdown and
continues until the same hour to-day. II
always falls seven weeks after the second
dsy OF Passover. The period between the
two is called "Omer." and in former days
no marriages took place during that time
except on one day which was set apart
This is the anniversary of the handing
down to Moses and the children of Israel
OF the Ten Commandments.
The festival was also observed in ancient
days as q harvest feast. The houses OF
worship are decorated with flowers. Divine
services were held in all the synagogues
last evening, and will be conducted again
this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
On,rfttn Tuesday Ernninc.

Roots bvely little operetta will be
given Tuesday evening in the basement
hall of Sac'ed Heart church by the Young
Ladies' So,iety. The cast will include
Miss Anna B. Kirk the popular soprano,
Misses Blatk. Forstmenn. Flanagan. Kelly.
Lorraine, ind Others. The title-role will
be in the hinds Of Mr.. ]. Louis Sullivan.
1t will be gwen with appropriate scenery.
costumes, &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Memorlai-Day Flowers.

All contributions of flowers for Memo
rial-day, the 30th instant, should be sent
10 Miss NJ A. Baughman, 800 south Fourth
street.
II persons from distance will mark for
Hollywood Memorial Association - trans
portation companies will forward free of
charge.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
RIchmond ColIsr.,.,

The next lecture in the corrso bv the
professors TO their classes and tbs nublic
will be delivered on Monday EVENING the
Goth instant, at $50 O'clock ia the chanel by
Professor Edward b. Smith. on !" American
Education and Its Enemies
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
slnday-schooI Anniversary.

The second anniversary of the West.
minstersunday school viii be celebrated
this afternoon at Westminster church.
Addresses will be made by Mr.. j. K. West
and Mr. J. d. X. Sleight. with other in.
terestiio exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Reception OF Military.


NVNTVI.h, n, IIUJ III Io'V'
z l-7ntCoond 4. Jennings. Of George L.
Ita Camp. e.. T., Virginia:
Comnie. / viii be pleased to have you
-.r,e as special aide-dc-camp To the COM
..rl ~ the Grand Camp at the unveil-
rr.fthe statue of General II. l.. Lee on
o.. .h n MAY, and will he glad TO have
t.u lapor, tony headquarters at Murphy's
d &C.. .n the 2sth at r. NJ, mounted if YOU
,.r 90 SOD. as may need your services on
t.lt day also. Your comrade.
T. NJ HENRY,
Commander Grand Camp. CIV, Virginia.
g. S.-Al officers and aids will be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Ambulance Calls Yesterday.

There. wde two ambulance calls yester-
day. as foll,ws
At 9:25 A NJ. 70 Blanchard's warehouse,
on Virgin. street. where colored man
had been tlken sick in the street. He WAS
taken to thi hospital for treatment
At 200 p NJ. to the corner of Twenty
eighth andMain streets, where the physi-
clans founc white man who was thought
to have haC his back injured. but who was
found to b. under the influence of liquor.
He was leftin charge Of an officer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Shetland Wounded He wife.

Last night Oscar Brooks. q colored man
who lives on jefferson street between
Broad and Marshall, shot and wounded his
wife.
Brooks caarged his wife with being I'M
faithful tohim and quarrel ensued with
the aboyetesult stated.
The woman il not badly hurt.
Brooks Vas arrested.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

A moonlight excursion will be given by
the Ladi's' Aid Society of the First Pres
byterian church Or. Kerr's) Tuesday eve.
ming on the steamer Colchester. The warm
down The James will prove very agreeable.
This is tie first moonlight of the season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
Charles J. Anderson and Colonel 'n0"'
II. Marshall.

Work on the stand at the rnonun ..;Il b "a
nrocre ssine fayorably. In oil therc VIII i1 %
seats for about 1000 people. \. lh es' n,er
favored ones will be given to notsd Uia as;on
and other distinguished guests. A ran,,t;ys
will be by tickets, which the E1 assoc;a'
Committee Of the Lee Monument A Wor,,e
ton Governor Mckinney. Audltor harc6e,,
Treasurer Hartman, and Colonei Ai'"O'
Anderson) will distribute. % the
Space will be arranged very near " a nd
speaker for fifty members OF the press "AN
they Will be admitted by tickets.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
kEMMLER, AGAIN.
Possibly Not the Last Heard Of His
Appeal Yet.
By telegraph TO tho Dispa,ch.I

by teIegraph 20 tho DlspatchI
Washington, May 24.--Although the Su-
preme Court yesterday decided against
Kemmler on all the constitutional ques-
tons which can be raised in his case, 1t is
not absolutely certain that the Court has
heard the last of the case. IL was the gen.
eral opinion that the decision yesterday
would finally settle the matter, and that
all that would remain to be done would be
q pro torad vacation of the order of Judge
Wallace and resentencing Of kemmler;
not further proiong what, in view OF the
decision yesterday. must be regarded as o
hopeless case, so far as the Supreme Court
is concerned. But il Is still possible to
delay the day If execution tillnext autumn
by bringing another appeal to the supreme
Court. The situation is rather an IN
teresting one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
MORE YANKEE oUlLLpRIveRs.
The Suburban Press Association Started
On Another Junketing Tour.
Especial telegram to tbs Dispstcn.I

PosroS, Mass, MAY PA large number
of the members Of the Suburban Press AS
ISOLATION left Boston at 2 O'Clock this after
noon for an excursion to Virginia. Ihey
will take in Baltimore, Richmond. Wash
ing. the Natural Bridge, the Grottoes,
LuraY Caverns, etc, and Will return June
5th. and on their way back will be granted
a reception by President Harrison at the
White House, probably on June Cd. The
members of the party are: A. Starbuck
and son. Free Press, Waltham: l. o VIII
liams and wife, Patriot, Putnam. Conn; A.
Il. Rotch aud wife. Farmers CnbiRei. Am
herst. n. H.: X. W. Waterman and wife,
Chronicle, Athol; G.. w Stetson, Mercury.
Medford: George II. Davies. Herald, Eve
rett: W II. Cook and wife. Journal Mil
ford: Mrs. L. A. Phillips, american. Law
renee: | II. Campbell and wife, Tdley
eleanor, Phnnix, Il. l.. Mrs George \
Kendall, Recorder, Templeton II ii. Nc
CULLEN and wife. Transcript Dedham f.
l.. Barry and wife. Tribune. birmingham
l.. w. Pufer and wife. Ns1o England Farmer,
Boston; Miss Hattie Waterman, Recorder ;
William White. Ne,cs. Mansfield, T.. y.
Throndyke and wife. Journal, Canton; l..
A. Dodge. Echo. Claremont, n. III Mrs.
William rarbeil. Journal, Gardner George
NJ. Barron. Foxboro' Miss 4. j. Cook,
Hopkinton Banner, Milford f. II. Pierce,
Journal Rerere; Mrs NJ. II. Barry, Enter
prise. Marlboro: X. s. Barrows and daugh-
ter. Ne,cs, West Roxbury; J. ). Flanagan
Enterprise, Charlestown; DIR. w. T. Jarvis
attending physician, and wife, Waltham'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
AUXILIARY MEMBERS.
E.ecntixa Cl.mencY,

The Governor yesterday pardoned
William Thomas, who was committed in
the hustings Court of Richmond last sep
TEMPER and sent to Jail for. eighteen
months, The charge against Thomas was
that OF unlawful assault. The parno,h
was recommended by the Commonwealth
Attorney and others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25

Dancing was among tho features of the
evening. Refreshments were served in
abundance. The club are greatly indebted
to the chaperons, Mrs. J. I. Anderson and
Miss Lou Branch, for their kind services.
which added chiefly TO the success of the
occasion.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
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Private Pic-N,.

The entertainment given hr IN. l,eys
Social Club to their lady frienJs a. ~" Vonns,s
pond Tuesday evening last was rntsd the
most pleasant one yet given. Ths drive TO
and from the pond was erntIv sn;oved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
WEEKLY BANK sTATEMgNI

NEW YORK. May 2i-Reserve increase.
sl,4ss.395 loans, decrease, Ss79,9Oo: specie, in-
crease, $4,000; legsl-tendere, Increase. si,05l-
TOO; deposits decrease, 800; circulation de
crease, s23,210.
Tho banks now hold sa.47l 300 In excess Of the
% Der cent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
The E'nai Birth Convention.

The tlm3 ls rapidly approaching Wnen
the Oulnquennial Convention of the |. o.
B'nai Birth will assemble IN this city, and
the committee appointed to prepare for
their entertainment and reception are
busilv engaged in completing their ar
rangements.
While the convention does not assemble
until the 1st prOxlmo yet most osth re-
personalities will arrive IN the city on
FRIDAY. Among others not heretofore
mentioned it is stated that b. +. Pelxotto.
former Consul at Lyons, France, and at
present editor of the Hq'orah, will be
IN attendance; also the venerable
Isidor Busch, of st. Louis, who has
been treasurer of the Executive Committee
for many years. Henry Greenbaum, q
prominent banker of Chicago, and Victor
Abraham, of Cincinnati, are also among
the representatives.
THE SESSIONS.
The headquarters of the convention will
be at the Exchange Hotel, where most OF
the members will be quartered.
The preliminary meeting will be held on
Sunday at the Exchange Hotel, but no
business will be transacted except the
election of temporary chairman and other
temporary officers and the appointment OF
committees on permanent organization
and credentials. On Monday. June I'd, the
convention will assemble in the hall of the
House of Delegates, and as previously
stated will be welcomed by Mayor Ellyson.
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS.
The following compose the general CON-
mittee of arrangements:
julius Straus. William Lovenstein,
Joseph L. Levy, H. S. Hutzler. S. S. Whit
lock, Abraham Levy. and Abraham Gunst,
of Rimmon Lodge, No. 6S.
II. whitlock, L. 2. Morris, Myer Cohen
A. l.. Jacobs. NJ Harrison, Charles Golden
berg, and julius Bear, of Benjamin Lodge,
No. GO.
j. Levitt, A. Cohen. Isaac Held. Z. Bottig-
hemer, l.. Nachman, Marx Gunst, and D..
A. Hirshberg. OF Paradise Lodge, No. 223.
The subcommittee are:
Finance: William Lovenstein, a. Cohen,
Joseph l.. Levy, L. z. Morris, II. Whltlock,
j. Levitt, and A. Gunst.
Banquet: William Lovenstein, A. Cohen,
s. S. Whitlock, J.. Nachman, and Myer Co
hen.
Invitation and Printing: Isaac Held, Jo-
seph l.. Levy, and Julius Bear.
Carriages: j. Levitt, IL. 5. Hutzler, and
Abraham Levy.
AUXILIARY MEMBERS.
The following gentlemen have been APP
pointed in addition to the general COM
mittee as the Committee of Reception and
are earnestly invited TO meet OF Veteran
Hall this evening at $50: +. 8: Myers, =.
Raab. 7. Whitlock. S. Hirsh, j. A. kauf-
man. Israel Stern, G. Millhiser, Byron
Mallerstein, |. |. Strause, l.. Levy, Philip
hirshberg. Captain J. Il. Angle, j. Z. wal
ierstein, A Marcuse, S. Proskauer, DIR. II.
n, Levy, T. j. Levy, Joseph Strause, d.
IhaihImer. A.. Greentree, Jacob Cans, n.
hosenneim. Sig. NJ. Goodman, Charles
Wen, N. Millhiser, w. Reinheimer. 4. y;
Ezekiel, Sam. Bendheim. The officers OF
the general committee are; julius Straus'
chairman, Isaac Held, secretary. IL. "hit-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
STATUE IN PLACE.
General Lee and Traveller on the Pedes-
tai for All Time.

CepsraI Lee and Traveller on the Feuos-
tai for All Time.
The Lee statue is in place upon the
pedestal. a .,.loo,.
At exactly ten minutes past IL O'Clock
Yesterday the last turn OF the JACK was
inside. and word was given TO knock away
fhe supports by means OF when IL nau
been lowered.
PUTTING on THE Will.
As soon os this had been accomplished
che workmen at once proceeded 10 put the
veil mon the statue. This is OF two parts,
each a5x3O feet. Of heavy canvas. siihuar
10 that used IN awnings. On one edge OF
each cloth is a line OF eyelets, tnIous"
,ben Ia tbe other. like the lacing OF shoee
Tor corset with one string. The seam VII
follow the statue lengthwise from the
horses head to his tail. so..oad
.o a catch or snafle, which IN turn Is Sc
cnred to the statue. The. string when
General Johnston will pull VIII uhuo lhe
catch. unfasten the string, ana tne W.. ~
parts of tho veil will then iaii 70 Wy
~ tha recruitment TO catch the cloth as IT
tails and fold it up to prevent Its capture
by relic-seekers.
REMOVING TRACES.
Oaptain Coles work being practicaily
,hro,,gh the task Of tearing down OF tne
scanoiding and staging used IN raising anu
ba@nn' Preparations were made Tor the
removal Of tho house used for storing n s s0I
and supplies. Captain Cole said ne we, wS1 hu
certainiy have ali timber, etc., remover ny
wednesday afternoon.
B0LTING.
The work of fastening down the statue
to the pedestal S .s be inches deep deep
hoies VIZ, saasonry. and INTO these the bolts
viii 3 sun 6 6s s gsso ~ ea ssGa Ins9
and clamp ing PaS r,llinr will be pushed
the bs. D,osAs speediy as possible, and It was
thoneht Yesterday 1t would DO necessary
to work on il to-day.
RrTRrsuMrSrs.
About fifteen minutes after the !, statue sass
was received for Captain H0i q e Gsa, ri
hands with the compliments u ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-05-25
cSSse6 DSsrA

On 10Th and 10th my store VIII b closed
TO give my clerks an opportunity d par:
ticipating at the unvei1ing and msmorial
ceremonies. Ny customers VIII please
give their orders on 2sth for what they
may need for the two days a. above.
JuLIEN BINToRp, 1907 Main street.