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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
@iitet Sud bpr gaIben geget 8atarrb,
bic Gue6tflber etlfG1altem,

ba 0uedflber ii4er ben Sinn beS @eru1s aer.
it0ren unb bas sanae Sbffem bolIia 3srriiften
tpi.b, ipenu es bnrG bic fdleimisen Oberad9en
einbrinef SpI9e Mrtfel foIIteu ME auber auf
gerOrbnuns gut berufener gerste sebrau9t
ipe.ben, 6a Der S1aben, ben fie anri@tsn,
3ebnmal 70 arob 1T ala Oas @ute, bas Sbr ba.
bon er5ieIen tonntet. SaII's Ratarrb
8ur, fabriairt BON s. 8. gbeneb & g., So.
lsbc, o., entbdIt teia Quedfilber unb pirb in.
uerIiA senomn,en nnb uirft birett duf bas
8Iut uu6 bic f9leiinieen OberRd@en bes Gb.
Rems. @enn Sbr Sal's Ratarrb Rnr fauft,
feb fi9er, bab SIR bic d1te befommt. Sic tu;rb
innerlid senontmen uno In &olebo, o., bon
8. 8. gbeueb g. 60, sema4t.
T Bertauft bon Gpotbetern, Yreis Is @ts.
bic Elafde,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24

Wuf bic entipre9enbe Organization
tn ben onoeren oeuti6en Snbufeiebe.
3irten, tpelbe big 81 benz am J.. Sanuar
nd9lien Sabres erfolgen6en Mblaaf Der
Mnmelbefrift polleabet feiu tpirb, ipers
ben mir bemna6ft bes Niberen einses
hen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
@n6lems gfrmiea salhe

Dte Bette Salbe ber WeIt fir G4nitte, Guetidanz
sen, @ei4wfre, Stebers uno autz ausitIas, 5;eate,
Seiprnn8ene Sdnbe Groltbeuien unb ale y autfrants
Aetten turirt SdmDrrboiben pter teine Resabluns.
Wbqtse 3nfrtebentet sarantirt pber baS @slD wirb
Snrhderitattet. 25 GentS bie Sha4tel. 3um Yertauf
tn allen Gpotbefen. Gbplpb Dreib, G9Ompion & Co.,
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81 Ii 1t III 8

gum 3uiamn,enlesen ,lnh gum GufiteIen in
YliiIds unb Marocco Dedeln nit pribirten
Silber ilnb aittifen GlTenbeit=0 0efpratiDnen.
Gbenio auf bic EDIT lebernen Soilette= =Raften
fir Serrett, Rliii9 Jtau9 9-Sets, Gancp plald,
gietals nnb 9orn @eitelle fir peridiebenet,
@ebraud. aIIe @rtitel trasen bie popuIarem
Rreiie in 3abIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
&inoer Wfdntel.

Sate bprher baben mir barin a,ih nur cine
balb 10 srobe auswabI se9abt, tpie bieles
sSabr, ME porber tuaren bte gfeiie 10 snti9ie=
ben gu @uniten Der &unben tpie beute.
8unberbibfde seftidte gloafs fir ainber
bon 2-5 Sabren, in tueib unb farbis. @es
suldrer Preis bieier @aare bon $3.50 bis
$500. sSir pertaufen bieielben fiir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
Mdntfl, sSSadelt nab IT,
berwiirfe.
Mebmt ben Glepator.

9as sr6bte~ reicbbaltisite, bonifanbisFe
beit aiiortirte unb biltsite elpaf Saus in
Seras.
SamensSaden gu $3.50, ipertb $500.
Samer=Saden gu $500, tuertb $3.50.
Sanbsgena9te Saden gu $3.50, ipertb 5000.
Sonbcn gromenabens&0de gu $s, tpertb $11.
Damen 8eus @apes gu $4.75, tpsrtb So.
Samen Mitra9an gapes gu $3.50, tpertb
$5.75.
Samen 9luid lleteripiirfe, @atin 8eiat gu
$3.50, tpertb $12.75.
$1S Netpmarfets, reoncirt gu $3.50.
SIS Netpmarfrts, rebueirt gu $40.
$12.5O Newmtarfets. rebu;irt su 1915.
$3.50 Glotb Circulars, rebrairt gu $500.
llnS 70 tit int sansen 9epartement Bel iebem
eit'3elmen atrtifsl cine eriparnib bon 20 Bis
80 proaent tuabrnebmbar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24

8eienbere stufmcrtiamfeit lenfen mir auf
nnfer 9liiortimeut bon
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$500.

Sunberte BON Rleib,inssftiiden fir ainber
in ieOein stlter BON $1.50 BIS $l4.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
&nnftu0brl, &ric=a=Srats
ll1o Yldi6=Ornanteate.

8etpnnbernswertbe 9uspabl BON Sanebs
unh aanitsMobeln, 8iIbern, @@aufslfablen,
Parlor &abinets, Gbiffcnieren, 9ntitdnnen !;
e6te smbrnaer unb tiirfiiAe Eepfibe, Suss
nnb @ortieren; 8riiifeler, @bmtnter unb
gelpet Seppi@e, gbaife tongues, 2ebnitible
(bie einem @aIait Gbre MAIDEN ipiirSen); iei-
osne uno GbenilIe gorbdnse Quilts bon
@iterbaumen, feline 8ettbeden, Subbdnfe unb
tanienb anbere slrtifeI, nit einem fotnpletten
gorratb bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
Ylili6 gpilette : 3dftd,ett.

Sanbiaab. &dit9en, @arfiireriezs zsditden uni
sGlaf9en, gai9ent,l9 8aften, &aud Sets
Ilbums, 8ilberrabmen &c, tpeI4e ausse3eih
nete @eburtstasss, Sohseitss rnO Seiertass
@eidenfe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-12-24
bpm pirfIi@ N asertbe

abseben, tpie iie int san3en Beften elesanter
niAt eefunben iperben f5nnen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24

Only Thlrty-Three Persons Died Here Last
Week.

frt ....4 3 Il. o. LINZ ,,,r-f. ian+
Inc report Oh p4. 'pP'ii'''''''''
Of the Board Of Health. for last week shows
Whole number Of deaths i'm the CITY. ex-
i.,..,.. - ..n ti.l.. on IL ,,li,e and II
ssh ' i.... -, o,J q c,lorJ
49,, 80 'i I ' ,,hite. a,,onlevv
o'r,j 49, - i chic c0neesti1n
~. '',.,' .1 ,'',,.,,,,,,,,ilr y t,bite
mni'o anu Joi J;orrr, rpnio uhito.
Nv ~, '',1,,,s,. colorei
"N'.m'.il, w.. w., 81 ,2y,,b,i1 ,.i'.tc
.,.i So ,.'.l,,;.l r1iaroJ roatt
H.. o-,i,i,,'... coloroi In
$3.50 D''' -.', rgi,.reJ
A". HH", ''.''' "'''
lh'Ilhs"7; C'tI 'i. n'liI'v2
Whiit. 9I' age WAl,,e. P".'llo." "' W.
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poisoned uN A.'i'rHI, ny ME-
'..'.,... '''''''' 49,
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tlhItIt'Ult- hriu t'NlI' azure l'l WIN
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
MASONIC MATTERS.
Pelican Chapter of Rose Croix and HoI,
Weeks Observance.

meeting Of Pelican Chapter of Rose Croix.
No. 2. Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Freemasonary, was held at ST. Adams Hall
SUNDAY afternoon.
The fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth de-
grees by communication" and the eighteenth
degree-the historic Rose Crolx-in full form
were conferred
There was class of four candidates. and a
large attendance of Sir Knights
The ceremonies were very interesting. and
immediately after the ceremonial work Pro
lessor W. y. English, acting rs Brother Ora
.or read the circular letter from the Grand
Commander, Albert Pike. announcing the
Heath OF IL. McCOskry Graham. SD DEGREE of
sew York, Grand Cross Honorary of the Sn-
2reme Council and Grand Representative of
san Mother Supreme Council near the North
ern See, which occurred in December last
The letter was beautiful work of pathos
and poetical dictiOn.
IL was singularly touching on this occasion
as the MasonS had read telegram IN a morn.
eng paper that the Grand Commander's end
was rapidly drawing near.
fraternal Lodge. No. SO, A. L. and A. NJ
met last night FOR work. '''''
=. Next Tuesday night Richmond. Randolnb
Lodge. No. -, A. L. and A. NJ, will hold a
social meeting. when members can brine
Their wives and daughters
J. II. Capers ~ ""!oi
4, Inc music promises 20 be excellent and
there wlll he an address by Mr.. ID. G. Rich
siuson, Aiter which al elegant banquet will
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24

Richmond Cty-August p. Burkman 10
Charles Il. Burkman. l6.s feet on north side
of Denny street. 1000.
Christopher Gill % Espcranza g.. wife Of
Louis b. Hardcastle. interest IN lot ON Williams
burg avenue, and IN estate Of Il. ". Gill. de-
ceased. ,25
Meade Haskins. special commissioner. and
>. +. HehrnS o. r.. b. and L. Y. Walton. Is
feet on north SIDE Of Jacqueliue street. near
Randolph. slgj.A.
Same % j. /. Hebring. 10 feet on north side
Of Jacquelme street near Randolph. $3.50
rank Miller TO V. W. Gathright. - Hip
feet on west side If Pine street, between Cary
and Main. $1,000.
Sands * Crump. special commissioners. t.
Cam Nlppernan, % feet on Seventeenth
street, southeast corner OF Grace. 800
HeWlco co'Ddy-Dominick McDonough 10
James McDonough. 20 feet on Fairfield road
5000
Eliza Tompkins 70 Frank Skinker, II acres
on Old Brook road, $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
Do1NGs ~ MfNcHr>rER.
Items Of Interest From the other side OF the
River.
The Hastings Court has adjourned for the

The Hastings Court has adjourned for the
term.
Mrs. Gin. mother of Mr.. Gill. salesman at
Messrs. Bowen Bmdley'-. is very III.
4 colored woman named Agnes Jackson
was arrested yesterday morning 10y 'mei or
Police llp-cUmb. charged with stealing sum
dry articles from Alice Johnson.
Tho stolen goods We're found IN the o--e--
sion of the accused She will have 10 hearing
before the Mayor this morning.
Under the auspices oftho ladies' - the BAN
brdge-street Baptist church 4el. Alli-
Jubilee will soon be given AT Leader llaI. 'n
which the following young ladies VIII ttAe
part. Misses Mary Bas-. Emma Luinam.
Ruth Nuuualy. Gertrude Jaws Mi,arF
Latham. Aubrey Robinson. Linuct Day. Wal
bur Farmer. Willie Flouruoy. Katie smith,
Lucy Thoruhill Katie Davis, Cole Lowell
Mamie Beaile. Alma Owens. Emma Lamb,
Ida Robertson Ida Williamson. Ethel Hard
iur. Lizzie Anderson. Annie Robertson. Mary
Coudrev. Katie Taylor Lou Bianton. Maggie
Angel. Mollie Batcheler Clara OBucu bei
teGoode. Florence Wood. Pauline NorvelL
Ida Ke,oc. Nirgie C0WIen. Alma Webster,
Emma Cox. Mary Burton and Blanche Chalk
The six first named are leaders in the drill
which Will be given.
The committee have decided % postpone
the banquet of the Chamber of Commerce for
the reason that Leader Hall cannot be finished
10y April 1th.
The revival services which have been IN
progress AZ Fifth-sfreet Methodist church
during the past weeb. will be continued each
night this week.
Thus far there have been twelve CONVEX
siou-. and there We're four additions to the
membership of the church SUNDAY
he meetings are increasing M interest and
much good is resulting from them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
~ THE HOTELS.
Some of the Leading Names on the Registers
Last Night.
The following were among thea arrivals at the
- MI. I'm thia cit- 1T ninLf-

Last NiSffs
The following were among the arrivals at the
several hotels in this city last night.
Erchangc. W. J. Phillips. Baltimore D T.
Stone. Cleveland. NJ. Works and daughter,
Cincinnati. J. J. Hoyey, PmladglpA@ !, r.
+. Lockwood. New York Mr.. aud Mrs h. VI.
Blakeston. Philadelphia Vs. f. Alder, Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney 3. Smith. Baltimore
T.. d. Moore. Chicago. I. O. Hand, New
York r. H. Bower. Toronto. Can; D. Is.
Clarke Toronto. Can. ". T. Cunningham
and wife. Philadelphia c. VI. Kaye san
duskv. o.. W d. Briggs. Boston.
Muyhys-R Bra r. l. klrkpa'ucN. w.
W. Rathb0ne. ". r.. Asbrce and servant Vow
York G. Ruppenthal. Philadelphia j. d. Bra
dv Cincinnati NJ f. Cassidy. s. LOUIS NJ.
I Lea h. Raleigh VI. NJ Stark. \. Na.dman.
Forls.-A. VI. Smith. New Haven Fred. VI.
Waldron. Now Haven Francis W. Baldwin.
New Haven : Patterson. New York \. j.
Howell Boston. Ben AMIN L. D.laiteli, New
York Henry 4. Wilson and family. New l"fht
d. Strong and Wife. Wnsted. Conn. j. +.
Woodruff. Mnsted. Conn. &. BaTou BaIu-
more j. Darnette. Cncinntl \ krelmer
Cincinnati. w. VI Chase. Philadelphia.
Darts House james If Duyai. Norfolk VI.
= Carter. Baltimore: J. J.. llite Cincinnati.
o.. J. Spear. New York. ID. McGur New
York. \. Alexander. New York G. j. NIon,
Buffalo. - y. II. Ia. Davidson. ihl!adelph.4,
sam Bcnwaugcr. Raleigh. y. c.. Allen Hull.
Roanoke. y Landaucr New York. VI /. An
ders0n Akron. o.; VI. II. Foster. Norfolk Va;
T. Nlsteal Newport News, Va. Sol. Miller
Newport News. Va. w. II. Williams Church
land Va. D. II. Gray. New York 4. Io.er,
Washington. W j. Loomis. Halifax, Pa
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24

\ stock Company 10 be Organized to Conduct
IL.
4 stock company for large china business,
wholesale and retail. Was organized yesterday
by meeting oi @ number ol well-Anown bu,i-
ness men iu The hoard-room OF the Citizens
Bank. aud the following officers were elected
for tine ensuing year
W. j. Johns ID. president j. b. Woodward.
secretary and treasurer George Gibson. Jr..
general manager ". j. Johnson. h. q. DAVIS.
William H. Allison. Charles Ii. Phillips. j. b.
Woodward. board ot directors
There vii. Dee enough capital at the disposal
OF the officers 90 secure the success OF TIE
enterprise.
Major ". j. Johnson. the president is "a
leading representative IT the commercial In
tere,ts of this city. and the secretary and
treasurer of tine company. Mr. d. Is. Wood
warl has been the confidential accountant
with Nessr-. Miugo. Elicit 4 Crump for six
teen or seventeen years
Mr. George Gibson. Jr. the general man.
ager. has been identified with the china bust
ness for number If years and the same can
be said Of Mr. Charles H. Phillips. one OF the
board of directors. Alr. ,laurce Claggett.
the veteran IN the china trade. Will also be
with the company.
Among the stockholders are Mr. Lewis
Ginter. f. NJ rutherford Allison & Addison.
W. y. johnson. -. o. Davis. j. B. Woodward
Charles H. Phillips, ". l.. Stokes. William
Gibson, Jr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
THE n RI.
Entries end Results of the Races at Gutten'
burg and other Places.
The entries for Guttcnburg aces to-day are

The entries for Guttenhurg races to-day are.
First race. seyeu-eighths Of a mile beaten
horses Fabian. ~: Ned. ll2. Zed, 100. Rush
light lo5. Mary Conroy. 9s. Roseyille, %.
Extra. So
Second race. threo-ouartcrs Of q mile maid
ems. selling Wyndham. ia: Iempatye. 10
| Royalist l0j. CleAwo0d. l02 Nchgale Be
d0tte. FLY 1913 Mexico. 81 Little Boss. 81;
Pokeno. On Maid OF Thrift 30. Ado!ph sec,
- Clara Porter, sS Colderwood -: Collu-
ron. 50.
Third race fve-echths of mile selling
Quhbler III NillortOn. 49, Pat DAILY. 10.
lexington iO7. Bootlack. l05; Marty IS. luo.
Souaudo 100: Nav ID. l0i. Lamar, lOl. Dlrigo'
g., parolna. %. Discount. So
Fourth race. one ami one-~iXteenth Oh a
mile. handicap Banc.oa-. 1i6 Prince toriu-
natus ma Joe Courtney. l0N Sal'lnl' Ioi
Longevity. lO2 Count Luna. 3d.
Firth race hSe-rlghth- of mile. selling
Thlruhurv. 10. Chapman. Buck,ioue, lif;
J. J. H.. Jos. Duke John. lOl: Matte L.fali.
lcj Gu.d0ro. MERGE Lowell. l04 Marsh
Readou. l0l. Tom Hayes LaGuppe, U.s. Oiau'
Sixth race SIX and a half furloncs selling
Glitter H.. ia Chicftain. NJ. tnZr9v. l'l
Ruth. Chester lOl Spectator, lOj. Latina
iO2 Oarsmun. John Jay SD
Following are the results
First race. thrcc-quartcrs Of mile Young
Duke first, Amos second, HIlda third lime
Second race. five furongs Simple Gold
first. Fabian second. Patti third. Time El3'4.
Third race. one and ones Nt'cnth of mile
Joe Courtney first. Clamor second. VIM DAILY,
Jr second Time l.j7
Fourth race hve-ol-hfhs Of mile -ClYl
Service first. AnamO.y second. NenScur third
Time 1908.
Fifth race. six and one-Laf furlongs. sell
ing Glitter H. first Humdrum second, Shot
over third. Time lbs.
Sixth race. scycu-eichths of mlle selling
Harry Kuhl first Newcastle second. Silent,
third Time 1877 3.
GLOUCESTER. y. j.
First race seven-e'ghth. II mile Multi
gan first Ida Gid second, Ne'ey third.
Time 1.i1.
Second race four and ono-half furlongs
Bonnie Lass first homage second, Co,tanca
third Time 1903
Third race. scyen-oiehth~ Of a mile--Ienaily
first. Regulator second. Helmet third. lime
Fourth race. six and one-fourth furlougs
Whitenose first Ascot second. Romp third.
Time l.2"l.
Fifth race. six and one-half furiongs India
rubber first. Appomattox second Bargain
third Fine 1872.
Sixth race. seven-eighths Of q mile Philan-
der hist. Refund second Panama third. Time
1872.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
Murderons Intent Charreh.

Eddie Harris alias Thomas, a colored boy.
was arrested last night by Sergeant Fms on
the charge Of feloniously as,aulting and
shooting AZ Charles Bowser, colored. with the
intention 10 kill
The occurrence took place at the corner Of
Federal and 81. John streets last Saturday A
week AGO "
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24

Meeting of Their observation-disclosures OF
Officers.

The young men Of the German American
Association held a meeting last night at San.
ger Hall and elected the following officers
Fred kohler. president: John c. Sibert, first
yice-president H. Bromm. second vice-presi.
dent; A. Felthaus, third vice-president;
George c. Dietrich. Jr, recording Secretary;
l.. ii. Metzger. financial secretary; II. Schott
treasurer: A. Dieiz, Carl Guenther, H. Metz
ger, II. +. Grimmell and the above officers the
Board of Directors
Committee on BYLAWS C. Guenther. G..
c. Dietrich. Jr., II. Schott, and John &. ST.
bert.
Committee 10 Solicit Members: Dietrich,
Grlmmell. DictZ. Bergheimer and Miller.
The secretary was authorized 10 communi-
cate with the German American Association
and say that the young Germans would co.
operate with them in the celebration of Ger
manday next fall.
First Nice-President Sibert presided al the
meeting. which was one of the most enthusi-
astic ever held.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
ROl.fL iRC4NUlI.
Annual Session of the Grand Council to BE
Held Tonight.

The annual session Of the Grand Council OF
the Royal Arcanum Will convene tonight at
o'clock at Fords Hotel, and will probably b,
in session two days
There will be between forty and sixty dele
gates present, including the grand officers
The officers for the ensuing year will b,
elected. and As nearly all those now srryin.
have held their places for two years il Is likely
that there Will DO an entirely new selection
The present officers are James b. Blanks
of Petersburg, grand regent Walter f. Irvine
of Norfolk grand vice-regent. l.. j. Lefancher
grand orator. c. W. Norwood, Of Richmond
grand chaplain w. D. Morris. Of Petersburg
grand guide. Dr. II. G. Scott. Of Ashland
grand warden; j.. I. Edwards. of Lynchburg
grand sentry, and X. A. Doble, past grand re
gent.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
Want S2lS.4g.

The Colored Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation OF this city have issued an appeal to
all those who are Interested in the cause 10 AS
slst them IL raising the sum of s2ls.i9. which
is necessary 10 pay of the debt on their build.
ing, at PA east Leigh street
If this amount IS paid up at an early date.
the Association Will be able 10 secure the sum
of 81 900 from Mr.. C. r. Huntington and he
sum Of 900 from Mr.. X. L. Day, which have
been subscribed conditionally.
The Association has the following officers.
Il. L. Hill. president; ). O. Burrell. secretary.
and either one of the officers will receive con-
tributiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
On the Finance Cnmmitt..

The name Of w. 2. Smith. grand com.
mAnder OF the Confederate Camps Of V ii-.
yinia was accidentally omitted from the
published list OF members of the Finance
Somnraee oil the Confederate Soldiers and
6npday's 1Ixxs. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
HONOB 10 THE DEAD.
Action OF lee Camp and the Council Regard
Ing General Johnston.

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rf o., tI.,. ,..,
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ae.',''.,' 3D., .'l. t.i. sY..ab.e action
-, ~, $500. p. li. l..tl,
H. - ,..,,..I..~ ol +Iot orro-i1e-
~ vas '"' M
u,n i.I ,l'+" ,'''' "-' IL.
AN 'h' N'''.''7' ~ W. .-' p" .'l
IH'1s'-' H"' 81 ,' ,r.
u','.'.ol ,b'' .''' MI, ~, .,i t.c
funeral would be- strictly private and tut 800
military Dr CIVIC parade Ma' ,'r-,.eN
On m1Iloh 81 Ju.i-r J.. ''i''l " va,
resolved thA' IA. j.. IT,. ''lNI. W. .I-
assem- hIrG' earnestly u'7i'V " To 'Nl4 .'
love i'i lilrI 'i9 conn az" N''' ,'"
nah"eI' S'noi"l ~ s'i'u - 'Hn VII ~ ''
lrholh- ms I"n'I" III "."l' wa,
HllRhl 5neIrpN hoN.I n'' mr. i.'.' '.. f,'''..
iunerai "eihs PIiN"l' '..l'i'C' ,u.N "I..'
/ 0'ih8 SOD. 'ha' Hll'l "','in "'
iuneia- as 'iiDu'' ol rove lo" i''S o.'
soidlers, ana lha cur c"ihlau,' ''l..'l
| gTaphed 20 carry out the "i-nes oil lIo camp
10 DRAFT RESOLUTIONS.
Tho follouino committee was appointcd
! a. draft resolutions iu rc.pcct o. the memory
/ ofGcror.l Johnston. Colonel Archer Andcr-
| SON .lud0o l. &. Minor. Captain james W.
| Perran Major Charle s. Striugfolllw, Cap
/ tam Ioui, L. Bo-.icux. Colonel Alex.
| " Archer
The trustees were instructed 90 have the
| hall draped 10 mourning and the picture of
the General which now hangs There, also
| drapod
Tho fag on the hall was ordered o. Doe
| placed M lali-ma-t during the hour of the
/ funeral and the CITY ufhOriflcs We're re-
ouc,tcd % have AN the hag- ON the public
| bmldn.- placed at haI-ma-t and the bell,
tollcd an the funeral hour
ON motion of Colonel W r. Smith, the
Uowitzers were asked 20 fire minute guns.
and ON motion of Colonel Bmudcr. The iol-
/ LOWING committee WAS appoiutcl tu have me-
noria1 services rcxt Sunday evening iu the
/ Monumental church If possible. and Rev.
| Drs Newton and HOee were 10 Doe asked o.
nincham and W. r. Smith
Lee Camp Will attend ln a BODY and re-
| quests all Coniedelates and other ois1hiI'-
/ uons % unite with them
The following telegram was sent lmmrdl-
/ ately after the Adjournment 'i iAe camp 10
/ Colonel koneTl J. flcimn9.
X r. Lee Camp, {. w.. ln nee, lhg assem-
bled request You % have suitable moral 'IIo"l'
made IOi NthtIal johnston luA'l h.
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Mr.. Michael Woods. who died SUNDAY at
his home. lil5 east Leigh street. in his forty.
ninth year. will be buried this morning. the
funeral taking place from the church Of the
Sacred Heart, with reqieum mass, at $50
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Cream and Tan Cashmere short c'oaa'

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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24
JOY GUS EAS TER!
AND HAPPY CHILDREN!
Cherished Easter makes its bow this year amidst flowers and BIOS
and the musical accompaniment OF the song BIRDS
r remind should have something new To adom your
person next sunday be woey Of with the beautiful ga
of nat
AND EASTER GOODS

THEY'RE here for everybody young and od but talk to-day must
particularly about appa for the Lads and Les every one
Of whom should something and gladden. their hearts
on Easter Boys Suits adapted for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-03-24

Tonight at the Belvidere ball in honor Of
the feast will be given 10y the jefferson Liter
ary and Social Circle
Fancy costumes are usually the only kind
worn, and the affairs are always marked by
brilhancy and beauty.
Mr.. W. III. Zimmerman Will furnish a
tempting supper
Mr.. Moses STEMS orchestra will play, and
the evening Will doubtless prove ENJOYABLE to
I'll who attend.