The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-05-31
THEY WILL TAKE PART.
,xoursTER VETERANS WILL DO
HoyOR TO THE REMAINS.
. who WIN Participate in ths Core
suos,ss-Anothor Inecndiars FIRE.
o..Sht 10 the Act-Personal.
r.v1rtsrrx BuREIU RICHMOND TIMES, /
49, of Hrrr. STREET. BEATTIE BLOCK.

u2l Hull STREET, BEATTlE BLOCH
Confederate veterans from this city
vnl participate in the services to-
,,.8ent 10 the refinement OF the
.. o, President Jefferson Davis will
-. courthouse square at O'Clock
p,trond. and viii Join the process
,so-, az Fifth and Grace streets
~. following Is list OF the veterans
Manchester and vicinity who have
.,-,s.d their intention Of taking part in
the ceremonies
lain John whitworth. marshal.
,.t, 49, Hall first assistant.
~ ". Pool. second assistant
Krorr. third assistant.
p A. Bauch. adiutant
u,,rv A. Jordan. Company ]. Sixth
virginia regiment
regiment .,.- 49,.
T. Numauy. Company c. Fifty-thlrd
IA hubbard. Company G., Forty
f..rfb VIr..r.a regiment.
a. vs.. Tatlm, Company X, Fifth Vir-
gina cavalry.
a. r. cox. Company X, Twenty-third
virginia regiment
D. b. Porter Company G, Forty-hrst
virginia regiment
b. E Campbell, Company +, Sixtieth
virginia regiment.
j. Pcrdue. Company A, Twenty
ssa-d Virginia regiment
T Totty, Pegram's battery.
F-amin Morris. Company ID. Nine
,r-b Virginia regiment
V g.. Prosscr. Company G, Twenty
IN Virginia regiment
ph II. Pcrdue. Company i, Sixth
Virginia. regiment.
s. a. Avis. Company p. Twenty-fourth
Virginia cavalry.
James j. Toler, Company p. Forty-hrst
Virginia regiment
Joseph Jackson Company j. Fourteenth
Virginia regiment.
W. w. Pool. Company X. Eighteenth
Mississippi regiment.
vs.. n. Campbell. Company !, Twenty
third Virginia regiment.
D. n. Anderson Company b, Fourth
Virginia cavalry.
Or H. Fisher Company =. Fourth Vir-
Cnia cavalry.
vs.. j.. Fisher. Company y. Fourth Vir-
GINA cavalry.
Twauty-third Virginia regiment
vs.. G.. Sammons. Company j, Twenty
third Virginia regiment
John w. Hall Manchester artillery.
James A. Gentry. Elliott Grays.
James ID. Craig. Elliott Grays.
William Smith. Elliott Grays.
James A. LpscOmb, Company b, Fourth
Virginia cavalry.
r.. a. Baugh. Company T. Sixth vir-
eiuia regiment
Robert Webster. Carters battery.
Samuel ID. Atkinson. Company i,
Fourth Virginia cavalry
S. W. Rudd. Company X. Sixth Virginia
regiment
D. i. Andrews. cavalry
Moses Williams. Manchester artillery.
IS. II. Perry. Manchester artillery
T.. II. Pcrrow Fifth Virginia cavalry.
george +. Paul, Company i, Fifteenth
Virginia regiment
w. II. Wood.
James w. Craig. Company !. Sixth yir-
npia regiment.
George Anderson. Elliott Grays.
j. j. Smith. Elliott Grays.
Mike Foster. Elliott Grays.
Captain John Whitworth. who com
handed the Elliott Grays. arrived here
Yesterday afternoon. and is the guest OF
his brother Captain William Whltw1r,h, |
OF this city.
A special invitation IS extended 10 all |
the surviving members OF the Manches- |
ter artillery and an sons Of veterans are |
also invited 90 turn out.
Yesterday morning between and 4 |
O'Clock the grocery store Of Mr.. w. IT, |
Wood. on Hull street between Fourteenth |
md Fifteenth, was destroyed by fire, |
together with all the contents. MI
Everett Chapman. clerk for Mir. Wood,
who sleeps over the store. heard a noise
down stairs. and taking his pistol pro-
caelel TO investigate. lie saw "A man
run out OF the store. dropping some
articles OF goods on the ground Mr.
Chapman snapped the pistol at the in
iruier three times. The fourth time the
weapon went or, but did not hit the
man, Mr. j. r.. Harris. OF Powhatan
was no the stable I'm the rear Of the store
st the time, where he was getting his
horse to go home. He said that a man
rushed by him, but ne thought the clerk
was playing a prank. Mr.. Harris and the
Eert then discovered the fire in the store.
Ihe Ore department responded as prompt
b as possible. and did good work. but
.he store was doomed 10 destruction |
from the beginning.
Mr Wood had an insurance Of $1,000
r1 DTS stock. His stock ne valued at
! ln The building belonged 20 MIR. Ad-
l.son Jones, Of Swlnsboro. and was worth
about $1,000.
ThIs is the second time this store has
taught fire recently. About six weeks
lgo q lamp fell and took fire early I'm
he morning. but was eXtinguished by !
lmcer Smith before any damage was
done TWO incendiary fires in so many
weeks seems 10 indicate that a fre-bug
Is getting i'm his work in this city.
t,..rra TPohfncou a nnnro Youth was |
,agght ransacking the money-drawer Of
'essrs Weisiger & Carter, on Hull
street. yesterday morning. For some
lime money has been missed from time
l time from the money drawer and
Robinson, the porter, was suspected
Yesterday morning Mr.. Ningheld, the
.erk went out Of the store. and Mr.
Carter went into the back room, pre-
.lmably 10 take a nap. He peeped
through a hole I'm the partition and saw
be porter unlock the money-drawCr
Captain Lipscomb was called in and the
.eero was arrested. He had In his pocket
. key which fitted the drawer.
The accused was taken before the
MAYORS court and his case was sent on
y ihe hastings court
Nr John Moles has returned from Dan
1le where he has been visiting his
foher. Mr. Samuel Moles.
About a dozen members OF the Grand
.rmy of the Republic live in Manchester
nd vicinity. They participated in the
memorial exercises held in Richmond
lnday.
JUSTICE JOHNS COURT.