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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

About 100 pieces Of slk Of all kinds In rem-
nants OF 70 10 yards, for this day only at
25c. a yard;
23-inch vide duInet Black Lustre Dress slIk,
warranted all-silk and worth sl.75.-Dnco
for this day only $50. yard;
20-inch-wide Pure SILK Black Falle. sorth
S1.t0-price for this day only 75c. yard
Black Ground India Silks, with c0lorod lowered
ngures-prico for this day only soc. q yard;
All-slk summer-W Weight Garnet Rhhdzimis.
worth sl yard-priee for this day only 5oc.
The Genuine C. p. Corsets usually sell for $3.50
10 e3-price for this day only $3.50;
S-button-ength Undfessed Mousquetairo Kid
Gloves, worth sSc.--price for this day only
Homstitched Pure chIna-siIk HandkerchIefs, q
inches square, worth 5Oc.-prico for this day
90 Roticules or shopping Bags Black Lsathos
and Velvet, 35c. Tor this day only;
Paper-Back Novels, about 500 different titles,
the usual price Of which are % cents-prics
for this day only 13c. each
About 200 Gilt Plated, Silver Plated, and Mourn
ing Breastpins that were 25c.-priee Tor his
sale, 10c. each:
Pure Linen Satin Damask Tray Covers. Roand
and Oval shapes, l0c. apiece for this day
only
Bieechsd Damask Red Bordsrcd Tray Covers,
"a inches square, for this day only lac.
10 pieces Atwood Light Striped French Dress
Goods that have sold for 81. Tho coolest
materia. for mountain or seaside costumes,
Blazers, &c.-prieo for this day snly SOC. q
pieces bouble-width Striped Dress Goods for
this day only, l0c. yard
Dig lot OF kuilng that has sold for % and Soc.
or this day only, lOc. a yard
Cream, Pink, Light, Blue, Orange, Feather Cob
iagettes, which you will need tho nights you
that sold for e. es~prics for this day only si:
600 OF the Fancy-kIbboned Indian Caskets, all
colors and shapes, to-day only, for 25c.;
100 sIinch travelling Or shopping sateheis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
EIGHT INDICTMENTS.
BAPTIST DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Those Who VIII Represent Virginia In the
Southern Convention.

The State Mission Board has appointed
tho following delegates 10 represent Vir-
oinia in the Southern Baptist Convention,
which meets in Birmingham, Ala, the etn
of NAV and will be 10 session four days:
Clerical Delegates; Revs. t. X. Acreee'
w p. Averett, Mr. Bagley, Andrew Broad
dus George Cooper, A. X. Dunaway; A. Il.
dickinson, John II. Diekey, j. ). Dpna-
Iyay' m. G. Ferguson, ]. =. Felix, .; NJ
FROST, NJ II. Grimsley. ID. w. Gwin, b A.
Hoodwin, William Hurt. w. y. Hatcher, H..
I Haley ]. II Harrison. ~: II. Harris,
n q. Jones, G. +. James, w. w. Landroui,
r n. Mccormick, J. M. MeManaway, James
Nelson. A. Il. Owen, II. ii; Pitt, John NJ
P,lcher. w. Y. Quesinbury, w, >, Shpinsn'
u A upper, George T. Iruett, John D.
T[,rnin n. M q. II. Thornhill, @; s. 7. Iriplettit'
4 Z Thames. G. +. Williams, Iheo, H.
Whitfield, A. B. Woodip, y. w. WinIree'
NJ IA Wharton, ard q. S. Williams. y
Law Delegates, Messrs ]. 4; B9Fqm. g pn. ~
T Coeke William Ellyson, I, n. Elicit
n Theodore Ellyson. J. Nj. Eairar. =; e., r.
Hicks d Hodges, Professor Edmund har-
rison C G. Holland, John Hart, lion.
Holm e. Massey. A. j, Montagne, Dr, .i 4. iI r.
Mathews, A. l.. Phillips, O. u Smitn. tn H.
M Stsrke. Frank s. Moodson, W. II. "ten'
r n p Mood. and j. b. Wood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Words of Praise.
ACKNOWLEDGED OK ALL SIDES AS A GREAT
ENrERPRIgr

Never have words Of truth brought q
more speedy result than the notice OF MIR.
Fellheimer's sadvertisement in Wednesday, s
Issue. The wonderful bargains have been
a source Of pleasure on all sides. We may
be initiated. but the public will always
find that the S. o. z. G. Hall, corner Third
and Broad streets, has the advantage OF its
competitors in offering inducements in
custom-made clothing. II will be we'll 10
mention in spite of the demand that we
still have large assortment of those beau
tiful Mems SlS suits now selling az Sli;
also. the S13 so ones at $40. Our motto
still holds good If these suits can be dupli-
Gated for the price we refund your money.
We have received fresh supply Of base
balls and bats gratis for the little ones.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
SOUTHERN PRESS ASSOCIATION.
NorfoIk's Business-srcn Invite Them To
Meet There I'm 1899.

NORFOLK, Va, April i6.--A largely at
tended meeting of the Business-Men's As
ISOLATION OF this city was held tonight az rvs
ness transacted it Was decided by resolution 70
invite the southern Press Association to mold us
next annual meeting. that In 1892, In Norfolk,
the association pledging itself 70 do every
thing possible TO entertain tho members
Of the Press Association during Their
visit, and also invited tho other commercial
bodies In the city 10 ion with them in the invita-
tion. The president OF the Real Estate kxchange
was present at tho meeting and pledged the
hearty support OF the exchange tnthe invitation
and entertainment. II is almost certain that the
Chamber Of Commerce and Cotton Exchange
will Join in she invitation, which viii be preseni-
ed IN formal shape at the meeting OF the Press
Association to be held IN Memphis next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Terrific Hail-storm.

About dozen or more gentlemen from
Richmond went down TO Windsor Shades
yesterday 10 enjoy a pleasant hsh.
Policeman Chesterman and his friend,
Mr.. Napier, procured boat and pulled mp
the ChickahomIny river. They had gone
something over mile when terrific hall
and rain-storm came up. No shelter was
nigh, and for half an hour they we're sub
jected TO pitiless peltipg, somo OF the
stones being of large dimensions. They
were thoroughly drenohed, and returning
to the Shades were met by their friends.
who had been safely ensconced under the
trees, who solicitously inquired if they
were wet.
The hail fell to the depth Of several
inches and laid on the ground for half an
hour after the storm was over and could
be scooped up by the cupful.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

20 John in closing the Apocalypse, The
effect Of the sermon was very evident ~
deep feeling, penitent resolve, 70 ioos
friendships OF Christ. Several confessed
their faith in Christ aud many Others asked
for prayer. -,
To-day at 4.3O o'clock Mr.. White wi
lead Bible reading. His method IN TINS
work is simple and very effective toward :
better knowledge of the work. Az
o'clock he will preach TO young people.
But this will be equally interesting to Older
folEa "a wall
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Have You Heard IL?

Messrs. HIT. Ezekiel and s. b. Brady
wish to inform their friends that they have
formed a CO. partnership under the style of
Ezekiel Il Brady, and will conduct tho
printing business at 1902 east Main street.
Work of all kinds, such as Cards, Enye-
lopes, Letter, Note, and Bill-Heads state
ments, Invitations, Circulars, Hand-Blls
etc, will be done neatly and promptly.
If you have not the time to call drop
them postal
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

Atkinson shoald say that, standing on the top oi
thc highest peak OF sho Great smoky Mountains,
no would find In the radius OF ssyenty-nve miles
the future iron-p n-producing centre Of the United
States. Those who live IN the South and IN me
midst OF all this progress know " ana reallhe "
Far better than people here IN the North. To my
mind the progress OF the southern states IN the
manufacture Of steel will be as great during the
next ten years AZ 10 has boen IN the production
OF coal and pig-lron during the past decade.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
nnmnornts ,fnkn snenchss.

The meeting last night under the au-
spices Of Bakers Precinct Democratic
Club was one of the most enthusiastic held
by them. Much routine business was
transacted and several members were en-
rolled. This club intends to do good work
and assist with every energy of its MEM
bership in gaining the victory that with
hard work is assured TO the Democratic
county ticket. The meeting was addressed
by Messrs. George w. Clarke and s. b.
CHM.
The Clay-Ward Actives held splendid
meeting last night. Several new members
were elected. Messrs. Childrey and Smith
were present, each of them making O short
address
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Ice 10 DO Chenp This Summer

The supply of ice for this spring and
summer Is said to be abundant and the charges
for the cooling luxury will be moderate. Tho
Richmond dealers in the northern article are de-
Hvering II by this schedule Lots OF 100 pounds
or more, 40c. between 100 nnd.25t at jOc. per
hundred, and quantities Of less than % pounds
34c. per pound.
The Crystal Company has not yet made It's
card OF rates, but for the present IL furnishing
Ice for 40c. IN quantities Of 100 pounds or more
and Doc. ln smaller quantities.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
,Iovsmsn, to Be Resisted.

TEnsE HAUTE. ND, April l6.-The ldi-
ana bltuminous coal operators have de-
cided to resist the eight-hour-a-day move
ment announced for May LIST, aud refuse TO
pay for mining before the coal is screened.
schedule for the new year shall be on the
basis prior to this year-hve cents less for
summer months than for winter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
2 bOth the acts in Martha and aIso in tbe

IN both the acts in Martha and also In the
Iroyatore with that refined and expressive
dramatic action which is almost invariably
found IN operatic artists of high culture.
The quartette act Of Martha was we'll
rendered by Miss Cummings. Nine. Brod-
erick, Sig. Michelena. and Mr.. Broderlck.
Miss Cummings received rapturous encore
for The Last Rose of Summer This
lady has sweet voice and one of great
power.
MIR. .Broderick in 1.-THE Palms" was en-
coTtd, but did not respond. His magnif-
cent voice did full justice to this beautiful
number. Like a Dream was sung
with great effect by Sig. Michelena.
Mrs. Broderick was elcored in her
Grand Aria, but only came for
ward with Sr. Michelena and Mr.. Brod-
er1ck, to sing in the trio Attilla. Tho
fourth act Of Trovatore concluded the en-
tertainment.
Tonight the third act of Faust, opera
selections and the last act of Ernanl will
De given. Io-morrow's matinee will close
this season az the Theatre.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
:. ami We Know Each other Thsrse'

This was the subject OF Rev. Mr.. White' ;
saTmon at the First Baptist church @ last
n,sht according to announcement. The
popular interest of the theme br9ugnt @
together cCngIssasStns IgsTsa StsentiTelv 1ai % to the
Ioom Ineber,s convictions. II was evidently
Pisoa..ony;ction from certain facts in Christ's s
NE E,s words He uttered and promises he
nv, n Il eaually the instinct OF the
Et the preacher said. for every death
heas, hnn ' love and death-spapped tie cries
sls Dlon.I aInion and restoration in the COM
nIsts lie religious life Of Heaven; The text
lxss rather striking one-Reyelstions,
ssii q; II am thy fellow-seryant ana OK
thy M brcthern the prophets" Jesus words
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Three Calls for tho Ambulance.

The city ambulance was summoned yes
terday morning at IL o'clock TO Seventh
and Baker streets to attend colOred boy
who was taken sick. lie was relieved and
carried home.
Another call was received at lao P. NJ.
to attend one of the white operatives at
Talbotts machine-shop, who had taken an
proper medical attention and carried home.
The last call Of the day was received at
p. NJ. TO attend colored man at the
Tredegar Works who was suffering from
an attack of cramp. He was given the
proper attention and relieved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
c.,a.aa Knirhts of PythIas.

The colored Grand Lodge, knights o, a
pythias installed its officers last M nlgn. ~
tho Fifth.Street Baptist cauTsn; raa;,o Heil I ON
ordinate lodges met at the Has.ao hodr -
ths church Rev. Dunbar. grand lecturer
aeI,xered the address of welcome, ana ~.
W. Longfellow, Of Philadelphia aisO
epOks.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Teeth Doctors at Work.

Two dental chairs were placed in posi-
ton yesterday in the Clerks Office of the
House Of Delegates, and the various candi-
dates now beng examined by the State
Board were allowed to exhibit their skill.
The result Of the examination will be
made nnblic in daY or two.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
The STRIKERS, RELIEF.FUND.
A Large Sum Received-SeVeral Thousand
Dlsbursed-Oper Making Inroads.
I'd. ..1....o..h A, 40 ninnntch


ScoTTDALE, Pa, April 16.--Nine weeks
ago to-day the coke region was plunged
into ldeness by the strike, but it looks as though
it would soon end. The much-prOmised aid ma
terialized this evening, when James Mcbride, the
local representative who has been IN conference
with the executive councils Of the Federation Ot
Labor and the United Mine-Workers, arrived
from Columbus with large sum OF relief money.
On reaching labor headquarters no was besleged
by committees from nearly every plant Ia the
region, and several thousand dollars was quickly
disbursed. Labor officials say that the sum re-
ceived is sufficient to carry on the strike several
weeks.
The operators continue their inroads on the
strikers' ranks. Today the Frick Company
started their Summit plant with thirty men.
They increased their operating forces at Kyle,
where tWenty-eight ovens were nred, and at
Leisenring No =, where $50 men are at work and
12S ovens charged. They also report recruits In
the working forces as Adelaide, JimtOwn, and
elsewhere. At MOrewood there was no increase.
This company shipped about ITO cars OIL COKE
to-day.
The Calumet plant near Mammoth was re-
sumed to-day, but the number Of men at work
cOuld not be learned. The Mcclure Company
report lib men az work at Painter plant, which
was started Monday. The Whitney plant had
more men at work than yesterday and shipped
coke In large quantities. Laughiins ly,Oss ,sSa,S
viii be made 70 start more plants ln the morn
ing.
AMONG ITALIANS.
Twenty-six Italians arrived at Summit mines
to-day, where they are 20 90 70 work IN the
morning More are expected. A batch Of 200
Italians we're also shipped into Whitney. They
will DO used 20 breek the strike and labor lead
ers are now among them In the hope OF innu-
encing them 70 abandon their intentions
EVICrIoSs
Five families we're eyicted by deputy sherifs
at Morgans and Summit to-day. large crowd
OF sympathizers congregated. but offered no
interference. The eviction notices al Morewood
will expire Sunday, and as q numbsr OF families
have thus far been unable 70 secure houses the
labor organization will engage tents Tor them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
RepubIIcan CandIdates Nomlnated,

The Republican voters Of the four Hen
rico magIsterial districts met ut noon yes
terday and nominated candidates for the
district offices. Few changes were made
from the present incumbents.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

A very delightful entertainment was that
eiyen at the Theatre last night by the
principals Of the Emma Abbott Opera
Company, and II was highly appreciated
by fashionable audience. 1t was indeed
the concord Of sweet sounds accompanied
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Richmond CastIe TO Have a socIable.

Richmond Castle, No. 4. Knights Of the
Golden Eagle, will give sociable at the
Castle Hall, Ninth and Franklin streets, on
Friday evening, April 24th, at $50 o'clock.
The programme embraces an address by
Sir Knight II. II. Sergeant on the objects
and Teachings OF tine Order" a solo by
Captain Frank Cunningham, and other
music and dancing.
Committee Of Arrangements Sir Knights
Cabell Davis, +. N. Caldwell, and Edward
Hatton
Reception Committee: Sir Knights
Charles Haskell, NJ. b. Ramos, George
Wayne Anderson, and j. G. Roberts.
Floor Committee; Sir knights waiter q.
III. Prince.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

A meeting of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans was held last night at Lee-Camp
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

Those persons who refuse TO try Thomp-
sons Bromine and Arsenic Spring Water
for blood, stomach. and kidney troubles,
and persistent nausea. Pamphlet free.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
n1exers- Gzz Sz2soooE 92aesteeY- Gz@ S1ssooos
TO-DAY, FRIDAY. ONLY
GRAND REVIVAL OF
MEYERS SPECIAL SALES-DAY.

To those who dc not remember what % special Sales caused e
few The
only goods special for this day only
1890 NJ and the best time to shop from 1880 until 0
A. NJ duest tme The PM should
attend special Day be visit the second floor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

Housekeepers desirous of saving money
should read the advertisement in another
column of "She Saved Her Money"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
PROGRESS OF THE GREAT SOUTH.
An Elaborate Review by Superintendent
Porter-A Worldwide Attraction.
IBy telegraph TO the Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE. April 16.-The Adnuqdcttrer's 8
Record of this week contains long and
elaborate review by Hon. Robert p. Porter, Su-
perintendent OF the Census, OF the industrial
the last ten years based on the oficial statistics
OF the census. Mr.. Porter at the beginning OF his
article, referring TO the wonderful progress OF
the South daring the last decade, says; The
factures during this period has been In such mag
nitude and Of such importance as 70 seriously al
tract the attention Of ths world.
The IRON cgSTRE.
The south Il to-day producing as much coal,
iron ore and pig-iEon as the entire United States
produced in 1870. With fact IKE this estao-
ilshed by Of1clal statistics 10 Is not 20 be won
dered At that - careful q statIsticlan as Edward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
n.a,h NORTHUMBERLAND

Mrs. F. NJ. Cardwell, daughter Of Mr..
| =. 4dam, Of this city, died at Columbia, $.
| O., at 4:20 2. N. yesterday. The body will
| be brought to Richmond for burial.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
PLEASURE AT THE CARNIVAL.
Entertainment Last Night by the Barn.
Yard Clnh-Nnfrs and InrIhnnta


Yard Club-Notcs and Incidents.
The Attendance OF the Carnaval was as
largo as usual last night. and the enter
tainmcnt by the Barn-Ya Club, which
was preceded by q chalk-talk by Mr.. w.
Macfarlane Jones, was greatly enIoved and
literally applauded. In fact. set Of
charming young ladies who occupied front
seats were especially enthusiastic. and
coming directly under the personal OBJ
servatiOn Of the actors doubtless inspired
them to greater effort, as they acquitted
themselves especially well. The specimen
of the ole Virginny hoe-cnke" intro
novel one, and If as unpalatable as II ap-
peaTed it would certainly have been a very
indigestible object Of diet.
The acting Of Messrs. Lonnie Jones and
William Tribbett was excellent, and while
they were hardly playing roles calculated
TO inspire admiration they certainly eI-
cited the risibilities of the audience.
The chalk sketches by Mr. Mac. Jones
exhibited considerable ability, and showed
that he knew how to draw with ceierity as
well as skill.
A GREAT FINANCIAL SUCCESS.
Several ladies prominently connected
with tho Carnaval said yesterday that the
report that they had made $4,000 did them
great injustice, as their profits far exceed
ed this amount. They declined TO say,
however, how much they had made.
DIR. }. Hall Moore gave a delightful lunch
yesterday afternoon to several of the lead
ing dentists of the city.
DR.. keesee likewise entertained several
members of the dental fraternity last night.
Now, dentists not only know how TO pull
other peoples teeth. but how to use their
own, and they did ample justice to the ex-
cellent meals served
NOW THEY SELL IT ICED.
Owing TO the rather sudden change in
the weather lately the ladies at the Chinese
ship, instead of selling hot tea, as has been
their purpose heretofore, iced the delight
ful beverage, which made it decidedly
more drinkable." Those who buy tho
tea here not only get their draughts. but
also the glasses from which they drink.
There was sale OF aprons yesterday
afternoon at the different ships, and many
of these articles--so Justly emblematic Of
domesticity-weres sold.
CmLDREN's MATINEE.
Tomorrow afternoon the matinee to de-
serving children will be given. Mrs. A. G..
Dickinson. mother of Mrs. r. l.. Norris,
and the latter lady will give reCitations,
while Miss Mary Preston Moore, an accom-
plished songstress, and little Miss Fannie
MURRAY will sing. Mr.. Malcolm Shackel-
ford will render one of his minstrel songs.
The little ones will be admitted through
the doublo door on the Fifth-street side
and each one of them will receive a plate
of ice-c cream on their admission tickets.
The Carnaval will close tomorrow after
noon at 6 O'Clock, and all the articles in
the ships have been greatly reduced IN
price.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

Hickok's No. /. II. d. c., Fig, and Caro-
line Sun-Cured arc Pure, Clean. and. Choice
Sun-Cured TObaccos. Trythem.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Coneentment Is wealth.

One dollar spent in a bottle Of A. b. c.
Tonic now may save you doctors bill
later
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

Illustrated pamphlets of Woodland
Heights and Forest-Hill Park mailed on
application. A. j. BRADLEY Il Co.,
Manchester, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17

All Richmond druggists recommend and
sell A. B. Q. Tonic as the best spring medl-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-17
Tribute oF PIckETT CAMP.
Resolutions OF Respect to General John
sfnn,a Memory Adopted--Other Bnsiness.

Resolutions OF Respect to General John
ston's Memory Adopted-other Business
At the semi-monthly meeting of Pickett
Camp of Confederate Veterans held last
night a letter was read from Grand-Com-
mander w. p. Smith inviting the Camp 20
unite in the memorial services TO be neld
on Sunday afternoon, April Goth. in honor
of General Joseph l.. Johnston. Com
mander Alexander jennings was autno-
rized 10 report to Colonel Smith that the
Camp would lend its hearty cooperation 70
the movement.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
The committee. consisting Of Colonel L.
?. Reeve, Sergeant o. T.. Loehr, and COM
rade Il. 4. Powell, appointed TO prepare
suitable resolutions on the death OF Gene
raj Johnston. reported the following,
which we're unanimously adopted and
copy Of which will be sent tc Ex-Governor
McIane, Of Maryland:
Whereas il has pleased Almighty God IN
His inscrutible wisdom 10 remove from US
General Joseph Z. Johnson; therefore be "
Resolred That in the death OF General
Joseph l.. Johnston we Of Pickett camp
have lost one who as our first commander ID
the late war we delighted 10 honor fol-, the
purity and manliness Of character which
distinguished him, for his chiyalrous cour-
ace. and his shining talents as COM
mander: that our beloved state has lost q
son whose unselfsh patriotism, whose
earnest devotion TO her cause. whose dls-
tinguished services, and whose lofty cher
acter entitle him to high place among the
good and great who have illustrated her
annals.
WANT HIS BODY BROUGHT HIRE
Resoloed That we will heartily cooperate
in any movement which may be made 20
honor the memory Of this good and great
man. .
That without a adissenting voice we unite
in the request that his honored remains
NAV have their last resting-place IN our
capital city, where we may be able TO unite
with our comrades, survivors of the Army
of Northern Virginia. in keeping green the the
grave Of our honored chieftain, where VIZ
ginia may honor herself in doing honor 10
one of the noblest Of her SONS.
Respectfully submitted.
GENERAL COOKIES MEMORY.
The same committee was directed to
prepare resolutions relative 10 the death ot
General John X. Cooke.
Comrade II. n. Northern gave notice
that he would entertain the Camp With.hls
experience on special duty in 1863