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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
RCH H.fTTERS.
Quarterly Meeting OF the Episcopal Mission
AIRY society.

Quarterly Meeting of the Episcopal Mission
AIRY society.
The quarterly meeting of the Executive Com
m.ttce of the Richmond Protestant Episcopal
Missionary Society has been called hy Bishop
White. to meet next Monday nlght. the Dth IN
slant. az IS Cd clock. iu james lecture room.
The Bishop viii occupy the chair.
These meetings are iufrrr sting and the menu
beers of the committee ar always delighted %
welcome the public 20 them.
EPISCOPAL DHURCuW0MEN.
The ladies of the Episcopal churches interested
In ihc Carnival de- Ia hlcr are requested to meet
az fhe Nomans Christian Association Saturday
at5P. VI.
ltis also desired that contributions of fancy
work. money. etc. Doe -enf t0 the chairman, Mrs.
- h Eoykin, 2l3 west Grace street, by Monday
evening
The meeting last night az the Scventh-street
Christian church was one of the largest OF the
series. Mr.. spencer sermon On "Iltcnug
Tents Toward ~olom showed the great dan
ger of ,eit-hnc-s worldne-- and all SIN
He tWrlf on fht had choice of Lot and showed
that many were making the same bad choice
today.
Now the light and responsibilities are greater
than they were then and the punishment of sin
shall likewise le greater.
The people of Sodom shall rise M in iudR-
ment and condemn the people of Richmond
who hear the gospel of Christ and reject 10.
Their. were two more conversion, and one
baptism. The meeting, will continue over sun
day at n a. VI. and L. VI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

Mary Sadler. aged sixteen. stole ninety io.-
lars from her fathers bureau drawer, ma Penn
Haven. Pa, Thursday night. and then el0p.i
with her lover 70 this city. The cQuu
boarded q freight train. the young man Dr..
ing his sweetheart 10 mount box ear. ITO
telegraph cut her trip short. Detective Brauer
captured them here, and the girl WAS s.l,
home
In the cases Of the alleged grave robbers,
Drs Blackburn and Grant and the negro llur s-,
who have been on trial al LETTERS nvi.le. Ind.
since Tuesday. the grand Jury Yesterday
morning returned a verdict 81 not guilty Tie
residents 0f New Albany and Jehers0Lfi.s
are greatly displeased with the result.
kilograms have been received M the Office
of the Oregon improvement Company. % >.4
Francisco. stating that strike has occurred
among the men employed IN the Newest
mine. which is situated about twenty nli
east Of Seattle This will throw between i1
and 500 men out Of work.
The coroner's Jury which has been invest
eating the death Of Jockey Decker who VS.
found dead beside the railroad track AZ Mor'
Park, y l., two weeks ago. returned f.r-
dict Yesterday that he came 10 his death
jumping Oh Hartford and New Haven tran
and fracturing his skull.
Justice Canzhorn. Of Kansas City. WIS
again arrested yesterday afternoon for A'-
saulting III. Chadeayne, a lawyer M ms con- -
room with a chair. Canzhorn IS now ou o.i'
waiting trial on charge Of criminal assault
embezZlement and other 0iienses.
Attorney GenerL Miller receiver Telegram
to-day from the District Attorney 40 n"
Orleans. stating that he would forward '
report of the lynchng Of the Italians as 81
a. possible He also asked for additional l-
struf tons.
Attorney General Martin, Of Manitoba. t-
resigned He gives several reasons. one BEN,
the peoples ngratitude The real reason $
tina, il was determined three weeks ago = DIS
pose Of him He will 10 succeeded by CLIFFORD
SftOn
The wholesale boot aud shoe storeo OF Smiil.
Blasland Co. Of Kansas City, was closr'
Yesterday by the sheriff on attachments o.
gregatrng 300 600. The stock Is valued 30
$3.50 600 and all claims will be paid.
Governor Davis, u Rhode Island. ISSUED d
warrant Yesterday morning on requsiu
from acting Governor Buckley Of Connec.i'
cut. for William Garnett, charged with bfeaA'
ing jail in Windham county, Conn.
Ward Demare. a student At Bloomingion.
Ind. aged twenty-five years. while insane
from over study. last night cut his moih'I
throat and then cut his own with razor
both dying almost instantly.
Supreme Court Justice David TAYLOR Oh.
Wisconsin. died suddenly las. night. lie h''
been IN court all day ard apparently NJ hs
usuh health. He leaves Q widow and I'VE
children
CAPITA William l.. Force. the famous i','
yacht hu..Nf lied AZ keyport, n. )" ge'''-
day. aged sixiy-cight years
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
DETERMINED 10 DIE.
Mr.. PatricI, Halloran Makes An Attempt ON
His Life.

About II o'clock yesterday morning, Or. John
H. Hinchman was called 10 us north Twenty
fifth street. where lac found NirIatuch haloraa
who lived there. living on his bed with an ugly
cash about TWO and hall inches long across
his throat.
Halloran had attempted 20 Kill himself with n
pockct-knifc hut no important arteries had
been severed. and the doctor seWcd mp Che
wound. applied handagos and left him To- the
care of his family.
Two hours later he was again called to the
same place.
This time he found that lIalloran while no
one was looking. had removed inc b9ndases ana
pulled out the stitches in tine wound.
The cash was again treated. and the doctor
left. after warning the family 90 Keep the man
under ,trict surveillance.
The cause of the act is supposed TO be molan-
choha.
Tor some two months llalloran. who lsa stone
cutter by trade. ha. been ont OF work. and his
i'll mck is supposed To- have prcyci ON his
mind.
lie is ffty-fye years Of age and has wife and
several children.
Dr. Hinchnan SAYS hc Will pull through II
no other injury is attempted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
PRESIDENT INGALLS,.
lie stays in the City IA short Time and Goes to
Old Point.

President ingalls,, of the Chesapeake and Ohio
and Big -Four railroad systems, was IN the city
yesterday, and in the afternoon left IN his spec
ial car for Old Point.
While here he received n body Of workmen.
who, IN view Of the increased earnings lately OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio road, asked for an in
crease OF wages.
Mr. ingalls, told them that while the Chesa-
peake and Ohio was enIOylng increased busl-
Ness. ami was doing well In every way. 10 could
not afford 20 advance the payroll further now.
because the company had It's credit 10 establish;
had 90 have time to make up for the past when
business was not so good.
The Chesapeake and Ohio has recently pur-
chased 30 freight cars, ten passenger coaches.
and II has given an order To the Richmond
Locomotive Works for several large engines.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
kicliinOnd Ihpafre

IN Monday. the 9Th instant. for three nights
snu wednesday matinee. Robert McWade
PLAYS Rip Van Minkle ma which cberecter h.
IA, established for himself great reputation
MS dramatizauop Of Washington lrving's in
iIer 'ig story differs somewhat from that of
siuh pvucelcault as presented by Joseph lief
iersoh. Out II has lost none Of its populsr fca-
lures anu T. abundant in pathOs and fnll of Incl
, uehls and hr AlcWade has the reputation of
nansains me Characteristic good nature and
naive wit OF the unfortunate Rim with ms o~er
p92werlng remorse most artisiicallv.
Inc sale OF seats begins this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
COLONEL JONES' IDEAS
tEOrT THE TEDERIL sTRENGTH ~
ClsE or UiR DITH. ITiLr.
Our Torpedo system the Finest In the World,
lie says-A Million Men Can Easily he
Raised to Defend the Atlantic Coast From


lie says-A Miiiion Wen IAN Easily DE
A. ,,c, .bc Atlantic C,ast Fran,
Raised to peien" INC "'i''''o No's' '''''
rnv.der.
Colonel Henry G. Jones last night, in CONVEX
| -, ci,L a Tr,frs man about the Italian
s"'," W."
sifch ol "al' '"iu'
The United States can. within thirty days
mass a million men on the Atlantic coast. and
.....t. .,.;,, .l.. 1T ,.l..,. ,b,tro
size can 90 ~ 'aS'ly i'' ~ '''' W i'"'O '"0'0
are ioj.VD men IN the militia ranks
..Ibes. mon are attached 20 all three arms of
na s.r,irr Ninfaufrr. cavalry. and artillery
,,l az. NM f,rt,,.l and ctuiuted ready for war
~ ...,,r. ,',s,t. r,rirl, a.. ll tho different
~ '.'.'l y, ~ -. t.-,i, - eii c.rtriioe+
,,i ~, h., H. ms, .t1rf f,r no coast and
pi' M .'. ,,t fblr. fha fril. ,,oi,ii
i's l 60 an,
~. 'i'-i,I ~ ,i,. million .,rfd Ia .illoI b.,
f. ne "i"I DIT" ,,ii.I st,t tr,,',. vet.
ron 'ie Jun IN W. n5 ,,to No. ,,,y.I
IaN' ~. 'il, "'i ',,s ~, ii, ''"'
OH. WV, al',' - ill.,. ia,tor ,lo viii,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
EASTER GERHlN.
The Friday Club Gives "A Charming Enter
tainmpnt.

Beydere Hall was the scene Of an unusually
brilliant "a tAcrlng last night % beng the occa-
sion Of the Easter german OF the Friday tlun-
Tins was ITS FIRST german after the Lcnten sea-
son. amt the long fast having been broken,
each one of the merry 'terpslchoreans entered
into the spirit OF the happy event with r.
doubled enthusiasm. The blending Of the
maiy pretty faces and lovely Easter gowns
made q spectacle Of exquisite beauty as the
happy couples gracefully shdei through the
mfricaclc- OF the waltz 10 the chchahilhg
strains Ot sweet music. The german was led by
Mr. John l5oisseau. Among those present were:
Miss MARI laucey, yellow silk and red roses.
Miss Salllc Deane. lavender SILK.
Miss Columbia Hayes black net and gold
Miss mogen Morris. black net and gold. dta-
m0nd ornaments.
Miss Florence Mckinney black with green
Mis-. Fannie Haryie Danyille), yellow gauzo,
Ms, Rennetf. louisville white silk.
Miss BESSIE Faunteroy. blue crepe dc chine.
Miss Alice liurwell. white net.
Miss Mary HUNT pink crepe.
Miss Sanger Hunt. white Organdy.
Miss Nellie Parker. black ami gold.
Miss Louise Meade. white China silk.
Miss Nlorreil Otey, from lynchburg, lowered
Miss Louise Brandcr. yellow net
Miss Nlrgio CABOT white tuile. lilac trimmings.
Miss Bessie White, OF Abingdon. white satin.
Miss Nellie Rider. white tulle.
Miss Nellie Fuller blue nina silk.
Miss Mercer coke. green six.
Miss Mary Moore yellow silk.
Miss Mary Morton, Of Baltimore, lavender
silk
Miss Salo Talbot yellow crepe de- chine.
Miss Alice and Jennie Hennlng. black net
silver trimming.
Miss \irgic Brock, white China silk
Miss Emma Earksdale, white China silk. a
beautiful costume
Mis-, Nellie Carmichael, fredericksburg yell
low and black
Miss williamson. Lynchburg, pink China -ilk
Mss Drurg. NestOyor Va. green thina silk
Miss Ellie Williams. crepe he chine. Old rose.
Miss Porter, birmingham, Ala pink China
silk.
Miss Bessie Pace. lavender crepe he chine
Miss Bertha Peasants. yellow net over silk
thaperon,: Mrs Luclen latum. lirs Charles
Talbot. Mrs. Willie. TALBOT, Yrs. Moncure Per
klns. Mrs. x. G. Morton, Mrs. Alfrlond. Mrs.
Branler and Mrs Benson.
Among the gentlemen were Mr. Frank ID.
Holland. Of Uanville, Va; Mr.. Hex Morton Of
Baltimore. Md Macon Martin. George Aiusie,
Albert Hunt, Stanley l.. Tyler, Ioane Maury,
Richmond Maury Dr. Peasants. George and
Robert l,gram, Ran Marshall 10. T. Wilson. x.
!. Morris. Howard Smith. Lee Williams, Stewart
Jones. Willie Wilkcrson. Norfolk. Va: " &.
Harrison Ed Benson. Ed Halcn. j. Hazen.
I. W llckrell. Bailey Naund rs. Austin Broken
borough. Allan Talbot Richard Brown, A. q.
Young. John Cutler. Gold SI.llman. Ben Stacy.
John Goodwin, Ar hur Wiley. A Il. Holiday. b.
VI Lea Bruno, Fairly Cook, Ben. Alsoy, Meade
Hasklns and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
HONEY ron THE STRIhERs.
New Men Kept Out-Those from Pennsyi-
yania Returned.


Tho striking operatives of the Richmond
Locomotive and Machine Works still say there
is no change IN the situation
4 TINES reporter attempted to interview the
secretary OF the company yesterday but was met
with the reply that he had nothing 70 say on the
subject.
Ii was reported on the street Yesterday that
some of the men were weakening, but those who
are IN "a position 10 know say tins Is entirety
without foundation
that there WAS no cause for them 10 Ncahen'
that nearly all of them were receiving nearly a.
mnch from their unions as fhey mace "hcn ~
work. anu that they seemed % ht wei thouk II
satisfied with their present occupation OF walk
INK about ;hc streets and drawing ihelr ahoN
anrc
DC said that funds were coming in more rap
idly than they had any reason 90 nope ior, nor
ONLY from individuals. but from all of me unions
throughout tine country.
one of the men Yesterday said that he couli
vouch for the truthtulne,s of the foIoNing
statement: " WO iron mOullcrs rom
York. Pa. arrived IN Richmond YESTERDAY
morning IN Response 70 an advertisement "nich
the hat seen from the locomotive works.
They were met az the depot by reprt sentative
OF the company ami driven 60 the WORMS m q
hack. shown over the establishment ana taken
to the restaurant there 40 the work. io Nlht-
"A boarding house was secured for them and
they were warned not to have any intercourse
with the strikers
they had mo- idea that there was any strike m
prolrc-s here until they arrived. and being
union men they az once decided 20 r.turu from
whence they came, which they Will do this
morning
One off The officers Of the company said yoster,
day that number of the striker hang around
the work, at all times and en- ioayor 60 prevent
new men from going 20 work ana thereby M
terfcriug with their business
Tho men say ~ Is no secret that they nave
cOmmittc, who guard all the approachc. to the
works lut their version Is that they only meet
the men and state the facts IN the case without
ans cnieay0r tO persuade them not to go 10
work. and then II they see tt to go N nothing
more is said
The company. however. seem to bee or the
opinion that fhr fact, are rather strained Nhrh
stated. and that they Use their hest arguments
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

ANNAro1rs. Nh. April Finest Forbes.
tie eighteen-yoar-old col0red man who ,.
-aulted Miss Bertha b. Phipps. a white ed
last November, was hanged here thi- MORN.
ing The drop fell az 1905. Forbes r.t
was broken. and he was pronounced dead n
nine minutes Forbes made % short speech
ON the scanold IN which be- said Boz was sorry
for his crime. and that be was ready o. i.
The town presented holiday appearn...
and all incoming trains brought on great
crowds # country people The ,cafod u,
built in the Jail yard and in plain sight h.
several thousand people who congresatel 10
the adjacent squares
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
C.IRNfU-IL BTTLDING.
The House Reaching Completion-ships
Under WAY.


Under Way.
Tho work ON tho construction If the huilding
fortho Caruayal de Ia Mcr AZ Fifth and Main
streets progressed very rapidly yesterday
l3y noon time the roof Of the building was en-,
tirrly covered with tar paper amt the ram VIII
no longer interfere with The httlns up ul the ili-
terror All the windows and doors were put IN
place ami the cloak room ON the ley on the man
entrance was being fitted up By Mr. Sitieuns
Ihc htcheron the right Of the building in an
addition to the main building DIS also complete
and to-day ihe room which is 10 De used as a
restaurant Will be parutioncd OF from the
main ball.
Sir Holmes. Of the firm Of Savage d Holmes
began carly Yesterday morning with the rnu-
structiOn of tho ships, and 10y evening four oi
the seven were put mp on the ea,tery Side or the
ball
the hal is also fairly under way ana 10Y zoe
night. mo- doubt. MIR. Holmes viii have COM
plotted his part Of he work.
Yesterday evening Dir. Reh. the decorator
from Washington. put ln his appearance ana at
once started DO with decorating the nall
The electric lights having been pug IA during
tho dav. Nr Eeh men were enabled 90 continue
their work during part of the night
Mrs. James n. taicr.. the president OF me
lady managers of the Carnival dc la Mer, WnHe
in conversation with relrescntatlle Of lHE
lMEs Yesterday. expressed herself hlghlY
pleased with The progrc-s OF the work, ana au-
dcd that all fears had been removed that me
tliiluI NiHN ufi ne ifdlA lNI 'iI' hl IN IA IT.
De opened next Tuesday night ~ Soclock .
With reference to the safety OF the binding,
which had created quite 90 stir among the pub
lc. Mrs. Capers was glad tO announce that Col.
Cutshaw. AZ her request. had thoroughly eN-
amlnei tho structure. and after some aXfra
hracing M his recommendation. had pro-
nounccd DO perfectly safe DO every particular.
Mrs. Caucr- also declared that the ladies were
under great many obligations % Messrs. Viii
liam Smphin and Henry j.. Holmes for the
prompt manner in which they had come 90 their
D flts cor ms fIf ID be- -lI
Mr Edgerton $. Rogers had originally kindly
volunteered to design the -higs, but hy his sick
ness hc Was prevented from doing so. The la
die, We're only notified of this fact on last Tues
day. and Mr. Smpkn Immediately offered his
services 20 draw the designs while MI Holmes
took Do uUou himself TO see that the ships were
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

Acolored woman by the name Of Betty Cham
berlin died on Wednesday rather suddenly nj
her homo on Broad near TWenty-siNth street.
from apopleNy o. the brain. Her niece. with
whom she had been living. few hours after her
death asked the coroner TO have the body of
h'r aunt removed Dr. TAYLOR was unwilling
20 no 20 az that time especially since he had
been informed that the son of the deceased was
expected the next day.
On thursday the coroner was again petition
ca 10 nave the body removed. but he was de-
termned 70 wait for the arrival of the son TO
see II the burial could not be arranged for with
out the interference Of the city
ING son did not come, however, and DR.. Tay-
lot therefore, Yesterday morning notified the
officials OF the almshouse To remove the holy
and bury II at the expense Of the city, which
Was done yesterday afternoon
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
BOTNTY ONSUG tR.
Internal Revc ne Commissioner Mason l..
sues Regulations Bearing Upon n.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. April Internal Reeve
nue. Commissioner Mason has issued reglh.
tions relative 10 the bounty on sugar az 1..
nestle production. and the payment of h.m.s
ON the same In regard 10 the payment q
bounty the Commissioner says that au 1911.
nual appropriation IS not required Tor IT, Or.
act carries an appropriation with Dr. lle ar
provides for the payment Of these lrlr.
and the Secretary Of the Treasury .
authorized 10 draw warrant on nh. lr..
ur-r of the United States for such ,urs #.
shall be necessary Claims cannot lr f.ll.
ferrod or assigned so bounty will I. Dali
upon sugar which docs not contain cigI -l r.-
cent of sucr0se. Sugar producers who Int.rf
10 apply for the bounty must file au ap.liri-
ti0n prior tO Judy l. Licenses cannot ha '.Ia.
ferred and If the planter or iarmer 500 st.4
cane he has raised or the syrup which Ua ha.
produced az any period before the marr'.
ture of sugar Is completed he N'll h.fer.
right % the bounty on comp etel pr
There is mo- bounty on syrup which sut
made INTO SUGAR
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

Complimentary Talks About Major stiles
Address -The Facts.

At the meeting Of Lee Camp held last night
several highly complimentary speeches were
made about Major stiles address delivered be-
fore the citizens meeting held IN the Chamber
OF Commerce on Thursday evening. On motion.
Colonel Alexander ". Archer, commander. was
requested 10 ash Major Stilc, 20 deliver the
same before Lee Camp az an early date and the
ladies OF the Hollywood Memorial Society,
friends OF the Camp viii be invited 10 be pres
ent.
General William b. Taliaferro has in compli-
ance with the wish OF the Camp, consented 70
ir June
Tho Camp has taken fresh interest in the Sons
Of Veteran, and Captain ". Deane Courtney
Will bee requested 10 call full meeting OF his
command on thursday April 18th. when large
delegation from the Camp Will be present Co dis
cu-- a question OF great importance to that
organization.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
A SHORr SESSION.
Board of Aldermen at work Nearly Pour
Minutes.

One Of the quickest pieces Of legislative work
ever done in Virginia took place IN the Council
chamber yesterday.
The Board of Aldermen tool, inst three min
utes and forty-hyo seconds 20 concur pa reso-
luton
The chamber clock, which for some lncNphca-
bic rca ON is always i've minute. foo fast, regis
tered five minute. after O'Clock when lrih
August began calling the roll. ana was ticking
on To nine minute past when every body -ali
aye ON the motion 10. adjourn.
Mr. Capers carried of tho houor- as the
speaker for he was tine only member to say any
thing. except at roll call Ills first eyprcs-lN n
was: 81 move its adoption and thc second
time ho broke the stiffness va. % motion 10
adjourn
On Monday night last after the Joint session
had adjourned the Common Council vas called
~ order. and q resolution submitted empower
ing the City Auditor 90 pay tine wages of ihc
employees ON the new City Hall unit the $4,000
appropriated ln bond, shall matorlaile.
I'M. resolution was adopted. and yesterday
the Board of Aldermen concurrci n the action
Twas indeed short session. and one of the
members remarked @. be- went ont. ~ wish the
lower branch could see how quick We transact
lu-Inp--"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Loss by the Recent Fire.

The Richmond Locomotive and Machine
Works were visited yesterday by Messrs James
C. Brooks. president ofthe Southwark Foundry
and Machine Company, and stephen MinOt Pit
man, secretary of the PHILADELPHIA Manufac-
turers Mutual Fire Insurance Company. OF Phil
adelphia, "a appraiser and adluster respectively
Tor the mutual insurance companies with whom
the locomotive works are insured. and their loss
aud damage by the recent fire ascertalncd 10 be
about $4,000.
This amount has no reference 10 the Govern
ment work IN the fire that being covered under
SEPARATE policies and the loss made payable to
the secretary Of the Navy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04

OF the Ladies of East Hanover Presby
terry.

OF the Ladies oil Fast hanover ffespS-
terry.
The Ladies Foreign Mission Union Of the Eas
Hanover Prcsbytery held their annual meeting
yesterday i'll the lecture room of tho Second
Presbyterian church.
The president Of the Union, Mrs S. NJ. Price,
was IN the chair.
The meeting was opened by the Rev, DR.. Turn
bull who made am address and offered prayer,
Gratifying reports were received from the
several societies OF the city, Norfolk, Peters
burg. and Fredericksburg
The report of the treasurer showed that dur
ing the past year the sum of Sl,366A4 had been
contributed.
That amount had been paid over 10 the general
secretary NJ Nashville, Tenn, who applied II TO
the foreign mission field.
Mrs. Flournoy. OF Lynchburg, who happened
80 be present. at the request of the ladlcs
present, made a short talk, and described tho
dolngs of the mission societies IN that city.
The following officers were reelected for the
ensuing year: Mrs. <. IA. Price, Of Richmond
kresdent: Mrs. b. II. Howard Of Richmond,
flrs. Iemplings of Norfolk, Mrs. Barney Of
tredericksburg Mrs OTsborne of Petersburg,
yce- presidents; Mrs. James Little and Mrs
Hugh Blair, corresponding secretaries: Mrs.
Hugh Blair, treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
Richmond Castle. X. q. r.

d, On the slth Of this month the Richmond Cas-
tle' No 4, knights Of the Golden Eagle, will hold
al open session.
Extensive preparations are being made 10
MAKE the occasion an enjoyable one.
ne castle viii be opened in the usual man
beautiful opening ceremonies OF the order
After which an address will be delivered bv a
Sif Knight Of the order, followed by instrument
'ai ana vocal music, dancing aud refreshments.
visiting Sir knights from different cities in
the state are expected ON this occasion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-04
MIR. I,rennann bead

Mr., Patrick Brennan died Thursday afternoon
at his residence, No 02o north Seventeenth
street.
The deceased was in the seventy-sixth year Of
his age, most of which had been spent in Rich
mond.
lie had been for q long number OF years
faithful attache Of the city gas-works and Was
held IN the highest esteem and respect.
His funeral will take place this morning from
St. Patsrs' cathedral at g:o0 clock.