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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
MIZPAHCHURCH BURNED.
TIE SACRED EDIgICE ENTIRELY
DESTROYED BIZ FIRE.

How It Happoned-Ths CongressfSon WIZ
messed the Connsgrstion-Loss and fnsur-
.nce-Iocation OF tho Building-services
Just Concluded.
Mizpsh Presbyterian church. in Henrico
county, has been completely destroyed oy hre'
The confirmation occurred Sunday afternoon
between 4 and o'clock while . prsyer-meetlng
was in progress
Tho last hymn had been sung. and the congre-
CATION, about fifty or sixty persons, we're pre-
pairing TO depart. when some one outside no.
ticed flames issuing from the roof.
The alarm was at once given, and some OF the
men present strove 10 subdue the flames, while
others began taking out the movable furniture.
The carpet, the pulpit, the npraty she s,U 49,
removed, but all else was DESTROYED:
With no apparatus such as the cities have Tor
fire fghting the men found II dli1cult, even
impossible task, % mako any hescway against
the flames. and the congregation saw their niue
house Of worship disappear before their eyes.
Fortunately, the affair happened at such time
that no panic was created, and everybody got
ont Of the building without accident.
Mizpah church IS about i've miles from hlch-
mond, on the old Meadow Bridge road, and was
built and occupied by the Presbyterians, MniIie
not al imposing structure Il was archltecturlly
a pretty building and served the purposes OF Its
Tie building and contents were valued at
about s9OoO. snd the church itself cost about
+, was insured with Mr. b. c. Wherry. Of this
city. for $3.50. ,,-,.-
The fire. il is thought. was caused by sparks
from the stove.
The Presbyterians will doubtless take steps az
an early day TO rebuild. The pastor. Rev. W. y
Campbell. was not present; as his father, Key.
DR. " 4 Campbell. WAS and Is now quite SICK
AZ his home in Richmond The lamented Rev.
". +. c. Gregory was at one time pastor OF this
sbuVeb
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Items of Interest From the other Side ofthe
River.

Mr. William Neistor, Of powhatan wa, in this
city yesterday.
Jddge William |. Clopton Is confined to his
home bv sickness.
Tho Whitehead contested will csse is set for
hearing in the Husrings Court next Thursday.
The Rev j. Y. bowman, rector Of All Saints
church at Richmond, Will preach NJ Meade
Memorial 'hurch tonight
The committee in charge of the Chamber. OF
Commerce banquet will meet some time this
week 10 decide upon the time FOR the affair
The Hastings Court was engaged yesterday IN
hearing applications from wounded ev-Confed-
crate soldiers, Who are asking iOr cOmmutati0n
l money.
Elder James s Cameron of Runn \. c.. will
preach ~ tho Mission chapel, corner of Seventh
and stockton streets, tomorrow Eight 40 100
o'clock.
The Rev. j. J. Clopton. with ;he aid of Meade
Memorial congregation. nil organize night
school on next Friday night az O'Clock. ON
18th street. between hdll and Decatur streets.
Mr.. William lruhham. president OF The PrOF!-
dcuce W uolen Works. was in fhl. city ON Mon
day afternoon. tie was driven around by eN-
Mayor Taylor and expressed himself highly
pleased with the many natural advantages OF
Manchester. especially the enterprises and pro-
lects now gong on here.
The reward Of $50 offered by The Richmond
and Petersburg lallrOad Company for the evil
drncc necessary tO arrest and convict the party
or partic, vino tempered with thc switch near
Maury cemetery SATURDAY causing the deraii-
ing OF tie PASSENGER tram. has induced many
persons to hunt for the guilty parties. No ar
rests have a. yet been made.
Mrs Anna Eugcnia Walden. widow of the late
Thomas Walden. ST, celebrated her ninety
| birthday 40 the home Of her daughter, Mrs. {. G..
Mci,ae. on Porter street. yesterday. Mrs
Walden Wa. born IN Chesterfield about uine
miles fr0nS hi, city, and has been living hero
about ~ikty-nNe years. She Is pa good health,
Wals, about the yarl with the aid Of "a walking
cane. and can DO llttlc writing and sewing. She
], the daughter of Or. sale, q noted physician
OF Chesicrneld sixty year, ago. she has re-
markahlc memory and IL exceedingly active
Tor one Of her age. Her husband az his time
was ing tohacconist I'm this CITY.
Mrs. laden SAYS that her mother was q grown
woman during the Revolutionary var, aud often
told her of having seen the British troops when
they camped across the river, IN the vicinity Of
BO,hcrs dam.
The City Council has appropriated 5000 for
the rcmOlellug OF the Council chamber build
ing, but ii LA. not yet been determined when
the work Will begin. The plan OF Architect
lngham. OF richmond. has been accepted and
he Will supervise the work.
The revival meetings at ffth-street church,
conducted hy the pastor, Rev. ". A. LanghOrn,
are largely attended with increasing interest.
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Richm0nd Cfy-.John IT, Dinncen 70 Jose
phIne NJ. wife OF Emmett &. knight. % feet en-
north side Byrd street, between Third and
Fourth. $3.50.
+. NJ Conner 10 Maria Jefferlsn. 30 feet On
east side of street - feet wide SIS.
Charles H. Haskcr 90 Mary A.. wife Of James
W. Otoy 2Siq feet on west side Iwenty-fourih
street, between NJ and y, subject 10 certain liens,
SiJfO.
Mary 7. Heckmans trustee 10 T. Wiley Davis,
p feet on north side street. between Twenty
eighth and Iwcnty-ninth Sl.B5.
Thomas Jefferson To f. VI. Conner, - feet on
n street % feet wide. So
Maria Jefferson 10 Giles T. Jackson. 80 feet on
east side OF street - feet wide. subject 10 two
deeds of trust $50
Marshall b and Matilda Leonard 10 James W.
walters. 20 feet on cast side Lester street be-
tween Louisiana and Denny 500
Same To John C. Walsh y li-l2 feet on east
side Second street, between Denny and Louis
lana ei25.
Samuel Whietrich 20 Elizabeth Whetrich, all
OF his property, go
HeHricD COtUtfy-C. Gray Bossieux and wife to
Louis /. Bosslenx, same deed reported from
Chnncery Court, FEBRUARY -. 1911.
II. l. DenoOn 10 +. L. Finch. ~ feet on south
west side OF Fairfield street, AMI - feet on south
west side of Fairfield street. sls2
Ellen and August Meycr 10 J. Isabella SydnOr.
- acres on Tho Richmond. Frederick shurg and
Potomac railroad near Laurel s7D0
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Folly Company Tonight.

Tonight Rose Hins Opera Company make
their debut ~ the Theatre
As the posters i'm advance have created adj
verse criticisms, 10 should be- stated. says the
theatre management, that this company has
been giving UnObjrctlOnable performance
wherever they have played. IL is Of course clas-
sihed IN What was formerly called ~ eXtTaya-
CANA giving an opportunity for the display "
the varied talents Of the several artists. With
Inc Folly Company there are some Specialize
that have received favorable notice.
. he curtain rises on the burlctta called The
HnOy OF the Desert. Then in the Oio are
dionnes; Pauline Cook and May Clinton fancy
and trick sharpshooters; Juan De Zamora, the
Mexican aerial performer; Marie Rosielle sing.
INK Just Another Wade Mansfield in a skirt
dance; Rice and Barton, the comedians, and
the three trapeze performers. the IamOras.
The burleSque which follows. entitled Paris
ian Keyels.' has rs claims. good speciatiss Of
fects, ballots and AmaZonian marches. and is
also timely costiimed. The company have been
playing FOR week stands and have made return
dates.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Tie Richmond Light Infantry Blues had their
regular drill last night i'm iull fatigue uniform.
Nearly all the member, were present and u
very large number of ladies completely hllcd
the space set aside Tor spectators. The band
appeared IN full strength and entertained the
audience with number OF pieces
After the drill q company meeting was hcd,
during which Captain CutchIns requested the
chairmen Of the several committees for the fair
% call their respective committees together "a
an early date 10 make the necessary arrange
ments for the coming fair
Next Tuesday night the regular monthly in
.pcction will be- held. when the company will
have 90 appear IN full-dress uniform. Visitors
viii Dc made welcome so any OF the drills.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

'The Coioutai Cspst~p fts rs.litnsas ~.y
OuafnS ToEkdnRos

This is che ti,ls Of tccture tobssiwuRra,,
evening In the hall Of the Young hsrs Ora
ton AssociAtionby Mr.. Charles W. Goldman. al
williamsburg.
No city IN the United States IL NOR, rrrl...
With classic memories. associ stions and tai
tions than old Williamsburg. the colonial :. af.
tsl Of Virginia, and no ono In the county 4,
more capable OF presenting them ~ an attractive
and interesting form than Mr. Coleman No,
only is he ., writer Of force and elegance
who has made his reputation In the vorll
Of letters bu. he Is tho grandson Of Juass
Tucker, for many years professor Of law a. WI.
liam and Mary College, and q gentleman xhos.
name is insoparably connected with that ycuer.
able institution, and with tho old capital 10 n
palmies, days when IL was tbs centre % lsArnins
refinement, elegance and hospitality IA lkl,
Commonwealth.
Mr.. Coleman T.. therefore. exceptional
equipped with information about Williamsburg
and rs traditions. aud this. together With 81
personal reputation. insures delightful And Iu.
structivs literary treat AZ his hands.
The lecture is 20 he given FOR tho benefit ID,
the Society for the Preservation OF Yirgin.4
Antiquities. and al these facts combined shou. /
assure tho halls being filed 20 overdosina On
Friday night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Tomorrow evening at the Mozart Academy
MI Thomas Nelson Page will give dialect read
Rosemary Public Library and Moore Memorial
church
Or. Page, in establishing the Rosemary Public
Library proves himself 10 be one of the leading
benofactors OF our city. for II there be the one
great need IN our midst IL il public library.
Let all interested IN the welfare OF Richmond
contribute 10 SO worthy an enterprise, as well a.
DC richly compensated IN hearing DR.. Page in
MS lnlnitable readings
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Personal and General.

Mr.. SPOT y. Chambrriayne is confined to his
home on west Clay stress 10y sickness.
Captain T c. Morton. Of stanton is ia this
city to attend the real estate conferences.
A marriage icence was issued yesterday 10
William Il. Smith and Antolneito Gregory col
orcdl.
SIr. II. S. Rodman. weli.known travelling man
Of Nchmond. L. confined 10 hts home onAsouth
Sccoud street 10y sickness.
n Norrenstsrns Monday night Mr. John has.
lers birthday was celebrated. with ihs usua.
pomp given such occasion by the club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Bessie Pulling. the N'ile girl who wa s-
saultcd in tine West End several weeks f-o. r
Improving.
Sine lcft her bed tor the first time LAST Sunday.
and seems to bo getting on very we'll.
As soon a~ She ls able to- travel size WIl .rt
her relatives iu Atlanta. Ga. AS I.r plf-i. t..
pr George Ben johnston thinks the trp
hc- goot
Captain llulco. of the hird police .-a
who has been working 0n ihD case since ..
night OF the assault. has had au interview DID,
the htflc girl hut las failed fo gain any i
tf1nal fnff.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Tnll,inr WIN Chalk.

A very interesting entertainment Was g 20
40 the Young Mems Christian Association JOS.
evening. ami about an people were prc''i
a lecture which he illustrated with chalk draw.
us,
Tho subjects for these chalk talks" vfs
and scroll wotl.
Mr. Little IS an artist in his profession. anl
tho manner iu which De succeeds IN drawing
pictures of almost any thing 100 nature N.'A
only 20 few limos ut chalk D, almost perfect
ON Monday Mr. l'ffle gave O. i"w samples d
hi "chaih talk" at fho High Sch .0l. uui gr'f
interested the pupil, of that institution Nr DO
clsr manner ln which De produced h.- '
ffr.,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Nh James L. Savers. SccoDd Bgtchofs
Market Stall %, corner Sixth and Marsh..'
streets, IN another column gives an inieie's,,
M description Of the compounds
hutterine. II clearly shows that this aftie'.
consists OF the purest and most WHOLESOME !,
iood. and affords an excellent and nouf'shiht
DISH. i, stood the test OF Consiers'DH'
investigating committee.
Information concernr. bl,teflne W. A.
cheerfully given. and koGseAecrc;s WI ~
well q cal Il: NJ. Ssy-rs' place ana "a
anime IL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
No Inlormntlnn Nhnnlll.

II was rmored yesterday that 'le sAl,- %,
the Richmond AMI Dauyllle railroad wol't o ID
De removed from Manchester to tharlI''.
Inquiries ~ several ot the oiiIcCs OF tuc CONF
pany failed 20 cAclt amy facts ia regard i1 .
matter
Superintendent Inrklov Who was ssil 'n 10
the official who could give fne best iufornatOl
in the matter. WAS ont ~ town and no oue in lr
office claimed 90 know auytLigs ia regard Oh. %
intended removal
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

On the northern train that leaves the Jn' Do
depot AZ j. %! This morning Alclmout lnI.
NO b. independent order Odi Follows. 3D.
travel in % ~ trial coach % Baltimore.
they VIII Doe fht guests of AIr. NIltauus -'".f
az his new hotel. fle Iufuw House.
The Mayor Of Baltimore will Ne.eom 10
visitors. and some one OF the partv VIII nI
pratcly respond NJ Mayor Lily.on !, te'a.n
m Richmond.
Iha Lodge viii rotum in three OF four ia -
About forty are expected to -O thr name. 'I
whom were published iu Yesterdays Ilnl-.
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The ambulance was called yesterday a. s. VI
to whit, man who had fallen in tho do. n '.
Seventeenth street. and who came ueaf
drowned. he was taken % the alnlshOu-c. ID
De Was treated.
lhf next cali Was 10 The Iredcgar 20 q ~
man Who was taken ,icA. lie Was carried o. .i
home on llfth street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
~ProNEERs or ,fErHoDIsn,-
DIR. Steele on tho subjsos To-Slght-servtee,
at Sc. 1nrks.

DR.. s. A. Steele. OF Nashville, Tenn, VIII d..
liver lecture in tho BrosdStree, Nichols.
church tonight on the PIONEERS OF hetho.
dism."
DR.. Steele is well known here and was az or,
time pastor Of the Broad-Street church.
lie is an attractive and entertaining speake-
and he will, no doubt treat this thoue IN wir
sure TO be interesting;
He was the fratornal messenger from hir Can.
ference TO the last General Conferencc Of
Northern Methodist Church
He has Just returned from NAs6Rr Coles.
where he delivered an address 70 the SUDDEN.
DIR. HEPBURN AT ST. MARKS.
The Rev Sewoll 5 Hepburn, yeryearnost ard
lahorious pastor in missionary zelda Wi. h. 81.
ST. Marks tonight
He will meet the Missionary Society Of tia.
church IN tho Sunday school room and give Ga
account OF work IN his ogn and other parts "
Virginia.
REvIyALIsr SPENCER
The revival meetings still connnue a. 10
Seventies Street Christian church under ne con.
duet Of Rev Jabcz Hall and Rev Mr.. spencer
Last night the latter preached 20 n large con.
gregatiOn on the Holy Spirit taking As hls ,.r'.
"And / will pray the Father. and ho shall e.,a
Won another comforter that h0 NAV abide ai..
you forever ST.. John XIV u.s.
Two young men pr0fosset conversion. maxim.
twenty-five since the meetings began.
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REIL ESrATE ENCHANGE.
Meeting of the Directory at Fords Hotel
To-Day.

The directory Of the Virginia Real Estate Ex-
change, which was organized at Roanoke last
January. will be held to-day at I'D O'Clock at
Fords Hotel IL Is expected that the session
Will Dee a very important one in view OF The ac-
although such Institutions are hOur.hlng m
many OF tine smaller cities
lie directory consists OF the following named
gentlemen: james ;. simmons. EOanokc prc,i-
deut; William VI. Nelson. Salem, secretary; Am
brO,e Robinson, Radlord, treasurer; Walter
sharp, Norfolk. first vlce-p president, Louis Raw
hngs. Richmond. second vice prcsid ent; &. W.
/. Iuruer, Front Royal, third vice-president.
i, =. liowyor, Lynchburg, fourth vico-presidcnt;
ID. l.. Egglcston, Glasgow, fifth vice president.
Finch. Buchanan; ID. =. Parr. Jr. Bedford City;
j.. ;. Pierce, Mytheyilie; 4. C. Morton, Shen-
dun; John g. Griffin. Petersburg; l. 4. Loving,
Pulaski; ". J. Nelms,, Newport News; +. J..
Bgnklcy, Bristol and VI. NJ. Jarman, ElAton. A
fun attendance Is expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

The Fat Mems Club" closes its engagement
nee thi, afternoon.
Monday night the jefferson Florence combi-
nation besinsa two nights engagement. and IL
promises to be q notable one, NJ the Academy
The first play will be The Rivals tho second
The Heir al Law" The sale OF seats begins
FRIDAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Governor McKinncv yesterday parioned y l'
and sentenced 90 the penitcntlary for Two a.'
The pardon Was granted ON the recOnImlu
ZION Of She Judge. Jury aud prominent cliIfHr
and more especially ON account OF the u.
condition OF a daughter OF Atwclls, who w.
burned few days ago.
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Deaths i'm the CITY.

Mr.. Walter J. Bowles died Monday AZ ~
O'Clock IN his thirty-four,h year at his residence
on lakewood avenue
dir. Marcellus ). nurch died Monday at his
residence, Ssl3 Williamsburg avenue in the
thirty first year OF his age. The funeral will
Methodist church.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Az he Misses Williams. No. il3 east Franz. q
street. 20 night. those who will sing boz no
Ycttc' will have q rehearsal.
IL Is important, Mr. j. Emory Shaw, fAf '.f
rector. says that all who are 20 participate b.
be present. and that score books W. 20
hrouglf or sout
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Hear Complaints.

~ On Ihursdey and Friday the Coqncil fin,l l
Committee will SIT 90 hear complaints, u il'
against the licOnse taxes assessed for Tins .A
They can be found Ia the Chancery Conrr p
They were IN session yesterday aftegnoc- A'
work on the annual budget,
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Recitatlons. singing. Refre.h,nents

There will be an entertainment given by tho
Ladies Aid Society Of the Eourth-s;rect Baptist
church Friday az o'clock T. NJ, which viii in
cluds Rotations and singing, after which re-
freshmenis VIII be served. No admission fee
will be charged.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18
Train Detained.

The passenger II ain on the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad, which is due here al s:D, was
ing OF box Gar. The car was badly injured, but
no one was hurt.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

FISH
Boiled Rock, with Butter Sauce.
Oysters Fried. Oysters Scalloped
Chicken Croquct, with Green Peas,
Sweet Breq S Tomato Sauce.
Msllard Duck, Spanish Sauce Roast Tendorl0in,
with Mushrooms.
COid DiSheS,
Roast Turkey Cranberry Sauce, Smoked Buffalo
Tongue, Virginia Ham.
Salads
Chicken, Potato, Slaw, Celery.
Sweet and Sour Pickle, Olives, catsup.
Assorted Fruits and Confectioneries.
- Vines, &C.,
Sherry, Claret, Plain Whisky,
Lemonade, Hot Irish Whisky Punch
Cigars, Coffee, Crackers and Cheese.
As soon as the inner man had been satisfied
Mr.; ". +. Roddy called the assemblago 10 order
and the toasts were called.
"sr. PArMCKs DAY"
Mr. W. i. Reddy. in response 10 tho toast "st
PatrIck's pay-the Day We Celebrate" said that
the celebration of the day was in itself celelrg-
tlon OF individualiy; that many an exile from
the land, whom, tho poet says. has an air as soft
mothers child. had thanked ms God for n
Patrcks Day when he arose on this morning.
The day We celebrate has twofold Submis-
sion with It Is bound together the memory
OF the two conquests of Ireland.
Early IN the fifth century tho first conquest
was conspmmaicd without the loss Of . sinelo
'iNP W tipnfls dllA - every - lNfllfk = lfuN
rolls around we celebrate jOyfully the divinity
thai made that century famous.
Then, too, where darkness and revolution held
sway IN Europe. Ireland held her own as an cdu-
caiional and religious centre.
O.. We celebrate the submission 10 the Apostle
~. Patrick
In the eleventh century Stronghow WAS the
nrsi intruder who has taken from ireland aver
slnee her independence and the tongue which
gave 10 Emmett that angelic sweetness rise. i'm
pfotestation against intrudtrs. But ANGELS
lust guide lrclsnds feet and bear her safely
oNyr the stony places IN the road and az last she
wn teAeh the happy contamination that Will
glVe her freedom.
VIRGINIA"
Judge II. W Tourney in RESPONSE 10 .yir-
tlna' Sala nc loved Virginia with all his mind
near' ana soul, and because | love Virginia
love old Ireland. WV
The man lhe lrishman or the Enclishman-
VINO uoosht believe that the day OF liberty il
tory" '''S'"S VI JUS
=, Years. centuries OF suffering have not cooled
tne srder 81 her people. As my friend the
VhrShN SAID she has submitted to the law but
NE has mover ceased 10 struggle for her libcrtv'
Mhie her soldiers have won many a hundred
battles nghting IN the lands. they still fight for
their homes and nrrsides ~
. There Is not man on Gods earth who loves
nDerty VINO DOGS not sorrow with the recent
discussions In the Irish party.
The day for liberty bylthose discussions has
been postponed
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Fell Into the Canal.

Johnny holland, little white boy fell IN nc
canal near Firth street yesterday, amt GANG
near helng drowned
lie was rescued by man who happened TO 70
passing az The time.
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THE BANQUET.

Splendid Speeches Madeline supper Served.
Tho Toasts.
Az so'clock the men who had worn the green
all day, with their invited guests, assembled at
Sanger Hall
The latter made pretty scene as the guests
entered. The spacious room was filled with Ia
bles. and their snowy linen and glassware, fruits
and flowers, made an appetslng feature.
At the rear OF the hall III front Of the stage cur
tain the United States Virginia and irish flags
were grouped, and their graceful folds hung
over a bronze Of Washington.
In the middle Of the room stood pyramid of
flowers surrounded on top 10y bust IN clay of
an Irish girl done by Richmond sculptor
The supper was excellent, served with mas
terly hands by Mr.. Charles /. Slcgel. While the
guests discussed the following, the bands
played pleasing music, and made eating more
enjoyable:
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Captain w. g. Waller. of THR Tnirs. re-.
sponded 10 toas; The Press" After his speech
the band played Annie Laurie
-, Mr.. James 4. Nolan paid glowing tribute 10
Women IN his toast, and after the Star SPAN
gled Banner the guests adjourned.
Mr.. l.. l.. Lynch responded 10 q toast THE
Famine in ireland" after the regular toasts had
been offered lie made n good speech
Among the prominent guests present were,
Governor l.. W. Mckinney, Mr.. John NJ HIg-
gins, Major James II. Capers, Mr. j. H. Whittv.
Mr. W. 9. Adams, Colonel ". 7. Smith, Mr.. j.
Taylor Suattop, Captain Rjchprd II. Frsvser.
Hon. Lyon G.. Tyler, and Hon. William Loven-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-18

Grand Parade In the Organizations
in Llne-services at the Church-Msss and
sermon-Banquet at Night-speeches and
Toaets.