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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE PULLING CASE.
4 Negro Arrested In Halifax County-The
Police Hard at Work.

The Chief of Police received yesterday morn
ing two kilograms from Glover, Halifax county,
signed by c. T. Walker. stating that negro man
had been arrested there. and describing him a
tall gingeI-cake cOlorcd muattO, and lnquirlng
of the Chief " thi, is the description of the as
sailant OF Bessie Pulling.
Major Poe tclegraphed 10 Clover, telling Mr.
Walker that he would send policeman from
here TO see and talk with the suspected man
Policeman ChesiCrman. Of the Third district,
who Was detailed for that purpose, left for
Clover on the o'clock train yesterday after
some charge not described in the telegram. SO
far a. known there is no special reason 10 sup
pose that lac i the assallant OF Bessie Pulling.
The man was here Saturday.
Arrests are continually being made in Rich
mon and HcnrlcO county, aud two have been
made in Manchester, but all 20 no avail rs the
perpetratOr of the dastardly deed is still az
large. The police are exerting every effort, but
TO the outside world, seem a. far oil from so
luton of the mystery as they were the day after
the assault was committed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
GyNyIsTTC EXHIBITIONS.
Enjoyable Entertainment Promised Nsrt
Friday Night.

Next Friday night. March 9Th, there viii Ia
given in the main hall OF the Young Men,
Christian Association. and also IN tho gym.
nasium. an exhibition for the purpose OF raising
funds for necessary repairs and some new az
partus both Of which are much needed
The members have worked with unusual u-
terest and enthusiasm 20 make this exhibition a
success. Those who had the good fortune ,0
witness the one given last year viii be glad ,o
know that something similar though new arl
more attractive features have been added vi
he repeated. DR.. Dawson has consented to r.fr
talk on physical culture.
DIR. Dawson is too well known 20 the public %
say ANYTHING ia this connection. The best gym.
nasts in the city will take part and he viii De- as.
sisted by Prof. King. formerly ~ Norfolk, nnv
Of Randolph Macon College. and some OF fla
best men in his class In that institution
The exhibition will consist Of dumb-bell drill.
wand drills pyramid work. contOrtlon dlsr.ay
parallels. horizontal bars and rings, g. A.
deserves the harty support OF those intercs'ei
in this work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Ancient order of Hibernians.

Division No. /. OF this city was reorganized
under favorable circumstances last Monday
evening ~ Siate Deiega,s r. hinlEy' under a-
officers were elected John J. DAILY. president:
Felix Keegan. yice-presldent; John 4. Neagle.
recording secretary; Thomas Rock. financial
secretary; Michael CarmOdy. treasurer: Z.
Kniry, State delegate: Edward Cummings.
State secretary; NJ. Hogan State treasurer: Z.
j. IresnOn. county delegate
large number OF candidates were initiated.
and the prospect is good for a good membership
before the 18th. which day they propose to cele-
brate with full ranks.
The next meeting Of the order will be held
neIt Monday evening at o'clock at 81. Pat
rl,kis xchooi hall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
serious Fire i'm a Tenement.

NEW YoRK. Mar 3-Four people We're hsl.
Is injured in tenement house fire M Brook
lvn this afternoon. The IRE broke ou- 10
John llofimann's twO-story frame tenen no
AZ No. 2 Withers street, at O'Clock
1t was supposed 10 have been caused
bv the boiling over of some leather
cement. which was being made in .he build.
ing. The injured are: Thomas Heath aged
sixtv-four badly burned about the head arl
arm: II. Hoffman. aged fifty-eight, hurnel
about the lower part OF the bodv Margao,
Hoffman. aged fourteen, body, legs and arms
burned. Blanche Hall. aged four. head and
hands burned The damage 70 the building
,-a. .fnall
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Deaths and Funerals.

Mrs. Ellen b. Slatterys funeral took place
Yesterday morning at o'clock from ST. Pat
rlcks church. Mrs. Slattery was the mother OF
Mrs. James l.. Botto, and had a large number OF
friends in the city.
The funeral Of Mr.. J. II. Cox, a well-known
resident Of Oregon Hill, took place yesterday
az o'clock +. NJ. from Pine-street Baptist
church.
The remains of Mr.. George W. Powers, who
died Yesterday in his twenty-seventh year az
2l5 south Cherry street, will be buried to-day,
the funeral taking place from the Clay-street
Methodist church at 3 O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
s8lO5 ~
Chief of Police.

Major John Poe. Jr. chief Of police in his
annual report states: have the honor to pre-
sent my twenty-first annual report Of the work
of this department during the year ending De
cember 81, 1890. and Of its conditions on that
day
II gives me pleasure to state that the city
has been unusually quiet during the past twelve
months with but few rObberies. and those gen
orally of petty character. The arrests and re-
ports of violations of ordinances arc less than
for 1880. and doubtless is TO be accounted for
from the fact that the citizens are becoming
moro familiar with the ordinances OF the city,
and arc careful not TO violate them
The health Of the force has not been good for
sometime past. and there were four hundred
more days lost from sickness than in the pre-
ccding ycGr See nr. c. W L. Brooks letter on
another page for the reasons.
! would again ask you 10 recommend N tho
Councilthe telephone signal and patrol wagon
system, the signal boxes 10 the number Of
the city. The advantage of this system Is That
when an arrest is made the offender Is speedily
transported to the siation-housc without leavi
inc the beat uncovered. as We arc. now forced
10 do. as the policeman is compelled 10 take ms
prisoner TO the staiion-house
SIGNAL SYSTEM.
The signal system enables the policemen 10
call quickly for assistance, and by the wagon 1t
can be speedily sent him. by means OF the wag-
on prisoners instead of being marched through
the streets are transferred TO the courts along
with III, officers III charge, and. IN addition the
signal box has q tendency 10 keep the police
man his beat. he Womb DE required 10 sig
nal or call his station hourly, and this rule
would only be a hardship 10 those who desire 10
shrk their duty.
lam well satisfied that the system would OBJ
yiatc tho necessity Of any increase OF the force
In conclusion. take pleasure in stating that
the appearance and discipline OF the force IA En-
Cellent.
RECAPITULATIoN OF FORCE.
Chief Of Police, ]; clerk, !; captains g. ser
gcants, ID; pairolmcn, -; sanitary men, 3.
Total, 100.
DIR. BROOKS LETTER.
DR.. C. W. F. Brock surgeon Of the police,
makes tho following statement inEa letter 10
Chief Poe:
The increase in the number Of days lost from
sickness hy the police in 1890 over lsS1 is ac-
counted for by the fact that in January and
February 1890. large number OF men were sick
with the grippe; besides there has been several
ing Ii5 days. but with these exceptions the
health of the force has been as good a. usual
CHANCES IN THE FORCE.
One captain has resigned, one patrolman lis
charged. one sergeant promoted to captain. one
private TO sergeant and two priyates appointed.
ARRESTS MADE.
The following shows the arrests made during
the year:
Nme-Males = ,u2
females........-.. ..................-. lti
COlOred-Alales .2b6'
Females. VT
Total. s.6sl
Total arrests, ESQ: ordinance violations, 1913.
Arrests 10y days IN the week: Sundays. as:
| Mondays. qs5: Tuesdays Si7: Wednesdays. s2i
| Thursdays, S92; Fridays $50 Saturdays, i45S'
| total 6.5,0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Brief kilograms.

Charles Dantremont. prominent citizen 4
Angelica. ~ Y, who has been partially insane
for several months burned himself - death
in his barn this afternoon.
Work looking 70 the floating Of the stranded
English steamship Cragslde, ashore al Olcl-
coke, has not yet been accomplished owing 'u
the tempestuous weather of the past few day-
Mrs Burke L. Roche Of Wilmington. Del.
was granted her divorce by the Superior
Court Yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
rrnnl.Ilne Committee.

New York. Mar S.-The executive commit.
tee the of the Trunk Line Association met 10
8l6 Broadway to-day Emigant fares was
the subject that occupied most of the CON.
m.ttee's time.
80 conclusion was arrived 10 and the mat
ter went over % the next meeting. The Qua-
ton which was referred 20 Commissions,
Fiuckc some years ago regarding the diyis %
az passenger business was referred % Com
missioner Goddard tor decision T. II HNt
was appointed secretary OF the executive
committee
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
EXPLOSION or BRASS.
Man Badly Injured-Fails From a Train and
Drsy.

Mr.. Nicholas Ferriter: ono Of the brass mould.
ers at the Richmond and Aleghsny shops -
seriously injured about 2:so o'clock Yesterday
afternoon by an explosion OF hot metal Ila
ambulance was called and his inlurie, were
fonnd 10 be serious lie WAS taken 20 bis home
The ambulance was also called AZ noon to n
west Broad 20 a colorcd man suffering from la
attack of pneumonia. lie was taken 90 'ha
Nfi.isP NJ there was call 10 the Richmond
and Allcghanv shops. foot OF Second street Pm
rolorcd man supposed 10 be tramp. BE va.
stealing ride and fen on the cars an' bad A'
ankle broken and his hip badly bruised.
There was n call 20 seventh and cary a. '
p. VI. 10 colored man who hac fallen of m
draw. 4 box of tobacco fell on him AMI ma,h1
hi, leg quite badly. He was taken 10 his home
No II 81 james street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
FOR TEA-DRINKERS
IN
RICHMOND, VA.

When you buy TEA bug the purest Never
buy Tea with presents and dishes, as lea l'
shrub aud grows without dishes. ETC.. ant
every intelligent housekeeper knows ~ a.t
comes out in the wash when YOU get presents
with one pound Of Tea. therefore, g o. }IN.
grocer and ask for TRACE TEA. It Il pacA
in Three-COrnered Green Packages. WITH me
Seal and Signature of the GRANEl lit
COMPANY direct importers IN the OnNr.'
States of America 20c per One-Quarter poluu'
38c. per One-half pound, 75c. per pound D, Is
free from Prussian blue and copper pan curing
and is strictly a sun-dried Tea. For sale in
RICHMOND. VA. by the following grocels.
Herman Schmidt. 800 east Broad street.
George A. Hundley, 52s east Broad street.
W. H. Iatum. 5l4 east Broad street.
Richardson a Co.. 922 east Broad street.
Charles L. Miller. $40 east Broad street
{. f. Saunders. east Broad street.
II. H. Wills. rs east Broad street.
q. H. Plageman. 1912 west Broad street
+. NJ Noble. 24l6 east Broad street.
;. +. Padgett. 1884 east Broad street.
w. +. Fitzgerald 800 east Main street.
Andrew Wiesman. l35 east Main streer.
John O. Taylor. l4ls west Main street.
w. +. Lebcr, l09 east Main street
l.. b. Pettus. 1911 west Main street.
A. Feitig. 200 cost Main street.
j. L. Anderson & Co.. 6l2 east Marshah
street
A. Rothschild & Co, 6l5 east Marshall
street
Herbert l.. King. 60i east Marshall street.
Griffin 4 Smthers. AZ north Sixth street
y. Dalton, 4l9 north Sixth street.
w. Miller, 3l4 north Sixth street.
George b. Bliley. 100 south Eighth street.
J. ID. Noble, 90lnorth Third street
Lewis Ruff. sol north Fourth street
Il. f. Collins i23 north Second street.
John J. Rankin, 20 south Pine street
Stout 4 Co. Pine and Cary street
NJ. l.. Brown. 202 south Laurel street.
Z. X. Burke. $40 south laurel street.
Hiss l.. Guyernator, Cary aud Carson streets
William Ebert. 209 Canal street
Wv. Keller. 40 south Cherry street. -.
W. IL. Bourn, 32i north Twenty se'en'n
street.
J.. w Kelley. 607 west Clay strict
Q. y: Carter, i2l north Sixth st}eet. ~.
W p. Anderson & Co., snt and Gay
Thomas Myrtle. 1871 east Fran IN street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
PUBLTC LIBRfRT.
subscriptions Coming in Noluntarily-The
site.

The list Of the members Of the Executive Com
mttee for the Public Library Association'"hicn
the meeting at the Y. NJ c. 4. hall on Tuesday
last increased from five 10 twenty-five. has not
vet been made up by Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page
The subscriptions for the library arc still COM
ing in without any special effort on the part OF
the gentlemen az the head Of the movement,
and M 20 the present time s625 have been sub
scribed 20 tho fund.
As soon as the Executive Committceis COM
pete a meeting will be held to select location
for the library.
II will he very likely established on Main
street, bu, II is possible that building on Broad
street might be selected Those having the
matter in charge are anxious 10 have the library
located where II will be Of easy access 70 the
great mass of persons who have 20 work during
the day and can only give their evenings to
studies
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THE err SENT HOME.
Her Mother Knew She was Coming But the
Father Objected.

She was pretty and innocent looking and She
said she came 10 Richmond to visit relatives,
but had lost the address. Mother knew | was
coming but father objected. and that's why he
telegraphed here for me 70 be arrested"
This was the statement made by the thirteen
vear-old white girl. Olivia G0rm0ns, from BremO
Bluff, Va. who was taken into custody. under
instructions Of Chief OF Police Poe, by Police
man Wilkinson as soon as she jumped on the
train az the Richmond and Allegheny depot
Monday evening. a. mentioned Ia yesterday S
TINES
The chief gave his instructions on the au-
thOrity OF a telegram from the girls father.
When the officer arrived ~ the Second station
with his charge. Captain Angle requested him.
there being no m accommodations for her in
the station house 10 take her to his home for
the night. This he did. and yesterday afternoon
Captain Angle procured her transportation 20
Bremo Bluff which is about siNty-nine miles
from Richmond. and sent her home
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Meeting Again POSTPONED,

A meeting OF the property holders and resi-
dents Of Lee district was 10 have been held YES
terday afternoon az the rooms Of the Bar ASo-
iatlOn. but the inclemency of the weather again
prevented many from attending.
The subjects 10 be acted upon are important
TO all interested in that district and very full
meeting is desired and for that reason the
meeting adjourned until Friday afternoon At
40 o'clock, at the same place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

HorsroN. TEX. Mar. Several more heirs
f0 an immense fortune. which 10 B. said Is .e,t
from the estate OF Robert Edwards. of Ken
lucky. have been discovered IN Houston. Tie
inheritance involves the right Of ownership ot
land on Broadway. Wall street and around
Trinity church. New York city. The property
Is said 10 be- valued AZ 200. 900 600.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Health Deparfmenf.

Dr.. W. T. Oppenhimer, president Of the Board
OF Health, presents 10y lar the most voluminous
batch OF documents as his annual report In his
letter 10 the Mayor he urges the importance of
the Council passing an ordinance recurring
that all births shall be reported 20 the health OF
fee with certificate OF place of birth. sex. color
date OF birth. etc. DIR. Oppenhimer also speaks
OF the necessity Of crematory for dead animals.
garbage. etc. and sends copy of ordinance
The figures in his report and 80 much Of them
as are interesting, were published in The
1 fs1lf
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Injured Four Men.

BUFFALO. n. Y. Mar. 3.-About $50 o'clock
this afternoon a building which was being
moved across Amherst-street canal al Black.
rock fell with the bridge. iniuring Richard
Brown. "A well-known Republican politician,
internally. George Elliott and Charles Young
having ribs fractured. and John Ralphaser re-
ceiying a scalp wound.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
AT ST. aOHN's CHURCH.
Rev. DIR. Newton's Sermons Doing Much
Good,

0FOOiIf
DR.. Newton's sermon at 81. Johns on Monday
night was considered superior even to the sun
day night discourse. more eloquent and pow
crful effort Is seldom heard IN any of our pull
pits
The text on Monday night was from Rev. ill., 3.
BEHOLD have set before thee an open door"
Last night the text was found in Kings. xix.
T. III; And after the nrc a still small voice, -
captain cunningham sung on both occasions
N such way rs greatly 20 further the object OF
the services. especially last night by the hymn
that followed the sermon
The meetings have been well attended CON
siderlng the weather. and will continue through
The week every night al : O'Clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Two Children Roasted AIive.

LIrcHPIrLD, CoNs.. Mar. 3.-The house ot
Henry c. Rowe was burned yesterday. aud
his two children. who had been locked m The
house by their mother were burned 20 death
1t is supposed that the children. aged three
and FIVE years. started the fire while playing
with matches
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Onera aEauxeffe -

A rehearsal for the male chorus engaged in
this opera, which is for the preservation 81 Con,
federate relics. will be held at the house Of Mr.
James r. Branch, 3i5 west Franklin street. 10.
night.
The inclemoncy Of tho weather at the Iss,
meeting prevented full Attendance. In il nap
ticularly requested tina. all members will he
present to- night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
THEACIDEMY LEASED.
Mr. ReIss TO be the Lessee and Mr.. Berger the
Manager.

Manager.
The negotiations that have been in progress
for some time concerning the Mozart Academy
of Music have ended in the building being
leased for term Of five years, beginning Sep
TENDER 1. 1891.
The lessee is Mr Julius Reiss. formerly Of
is about fOrty-fve years OF age and Will bring
his family with him to the city. He Is musi-
clan, and az one time was leader OF great mill
tary band,
Mr.. Henry G.. Berger. the present manager Of
the Academy, will retain his relations with the
house. and he predicts that the establishment
will enjoy prosperity and patronage never
known before IN Its history.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
PRAcrIcE or HrPNOrIss.
Governor Mckinney Receives "A Letter From
Blaine About u.

Governor Mckinney yesterday received from
Hon James g. Blaine at the Department Of
State in Washington the following letter:
Sir have the honor TO apprise You Of the
receipt Of "a note from the British Minister at
this capital OF January ~ 1891, inquiring by dl-
rection Of Her Maiestys Government what re
striction. II any, are imposed on the practice OF
hypnotism in the United States, and 20 request
copies Of any laws in force IN your State bear
ing upon the subject"
The letter was referred 20 the Attorney Gan
eral for a suitable answer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Sousof st. George.

Sir Walter Raleigh Lodge. No. 81. of the above
order will have an open meeting Tomorrow
night, after the regular business, when some of
the prominent members will explain the benhts
OF the order and other important matters in con-
reading, and reeitations Se Those OF Enc haS
nationality are welcome
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
National Pool Tournament.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. Mar 3-ln the katom.
Pool Tournament to-day sherman. Of Athens.
Pa. defeated Kuntzsch. Of Syracuse. b.,
score of $50 To %. The second series was w0n
by Strive. of New York. defeating Saboud1.
Of Cuba. by "a score OF $50 10 @. The third
series was won 10y Deoro by o. score II 80
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Property Iransfcrs.

Richmond Cf'V.-Young Mems Missionary So
ciety Of First Baptist churchs trustees 20
FOurth-Street Baptist churchs trustees. % feet
Duval.
Henrico COluW.-Livingston Kennedy 10 John
Cussons, TX acres on Northern creek. s15
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
MIR. Miller and His Climb to "PlunI< ="

Mr.. Polk Miller and his banjo club which
gained an enylable reputation IN Richmond,
have accepted the invitation OF the chairman Of
the Entertainment Committee of the Carnival
de Ia Nler," Mrs Randolph Norris and will give
.eYera. enterLalnments dnrlng ihc carnlYaL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

~. Among tho arrivals at the principal hotels in
this city last hight were the following:
h5chan9e.-M. Hoyer, Ant. T.. Grcgora. NJ.
Gaiego, OF Havana Cuba: W. Degacher, Lon
don England. formerly an officer in the ROYAL
Navy; Mr. and Mrs. W. III. Adams. New York;
>, r. Hyneman and wife, Philadelphia: W. T.
knowles. New York; I. Hogan and wife, New
Paris Houe.-A A. German. Chicago: Robert
L. HOY baiumorc; II. NJ. Mitchell. Boston.
ordS-,l. VI. Spiegclbery and wife, New York.
Louis L. Ellradt, New York; II. Rayl, Detroit,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Norfolk and Western Figures.

The statement for January last OF earnings
and expenses Of the Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company says: Earnings from passenger
mail and express, sl5S.7aOos; freight s5a60e9 q
gross earnings, s6gi1ia0; expenses, including
taxes, sJ, 5000: net earninss. sls7 2i9.i3: pro-
portion OF expenses 10 gross earnings, p per
cent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Auditor EIgg.

President Inman. Of the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, has issued a circular
announcing the appointment OF Mr. VI. {. Figg
a. Auditor, vice Nj. {. VI. Crump resigned. tax
ing effect March iSt. 1891. Mr. Flgg is a son Of
P0lice-C Commissioner l.. c. Figg and is well
known in Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
On with the Dance.

set Of our Hebrew citizens last night. and de-
spite the wet weather quite large crowd Of
pretty faces adorned Sanger Hall. in which the
figures, and many OF them partook Of the beau
tiful and intricate. The gowns worn were eX-
ceedingly handsome. At midnight a collation.,
nnder the anncrylslon Ot Mr. hlegel. was seryel.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
No Captain Elected.

The members Of Company +. First Virginia
regiment, held meeting last night 10 elect a
captain. THIS company has received many
numbers within the past few months. and now
ranks iL.t-elass both AS 10 members and disci
pline. Major j. II. Derbyshire presided last
night. and several speeches we're made. No de-
cislon however. was arrived at and the meeting
adjourned until some later period.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
TO LITE ~ ANNISTON, ALA.
Movements Of Bishop Jackson, His Family
and Successor.

and Successor.
Right Rev. II. NJ. Jackson, d. D., assistant
Bishop of Alabama, returned last evening from
a short visit 10 Norfolk where had preached
Monday night az 81. Lukes church
He leaves this morning with his family Tor
Admission. Ala where he VIII make his home for
the present.
Next sunday week the Bishop will confirm a
class for Rev Landon Il. Mason. At Marietta, Ga.
Mr.. Mason will succeed llr; jackson 70 the rec
Georgia az present, a successor 70 the late Ia
menied Bishop Beckwith not having been
chosen a. yet. and the combinations IN that
State Will for the present have 70 be admins
tered by bishops from other dioceses.
Mr.. Mason will be IN Richmond three weeks
from next Sunday to take charge OF trace
church
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
Deafh Irom Poison.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Mar. 3.-Bettie Saun.
ders. an aged colored woman, and her grand
child. have died from the effects Of poison,
supposed 10 have been administered m Tea
which they drank. II is not known how .le
poison was placed in the tea.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04
No Meeting Held.

The Sons of Veterans were TO have held a
a company, to be connected with the First Viz
gina regiment but the inclement weather pre-
vented many from attending, and, as conse-
quence, no meeting was held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-04

messrs; c; Oscar Beasly, national president.
anu e. Edmonds. national secretary of The
Order Of Vesls, viii address the members Of ths
order and citizens generally at Wilkinson Hall
Ninth street; near Franklin, this evening At s.al
O'Clock. on the merits OF the order. ~ ''"