The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-04-22
FROM THE IEMORY.
Arrangement for the Bazasr-Other MIL
;ary Matters


The officers OF the First Regiment held
another meeting in the interest Of the
bazanr for the uniform fund last evening.
Colonel II. c. Jones was In the chair, and
large number OF officers were in at
tendance. The commandments OF the vari-
Gus companies reported thorough or
ganization Of their committees, and that
the latter had gone 10 work systemau-
cally.
one member of Company Il reported
that he had received twenty-nlne dona-
lions Of fancy articles. and that num-
Der of others had been promised him.
The reports from donations indicated
that there is every prospect Of good sue
cess.
1t IS contemplated 10 present a battle
scene at the Exposition Grounds on
Tuesday, May 18th. which will be. 1t is
thought, n rather pleasing spectacle for
the many visitors who most likely will
be here at that time.
The following donations were received
since the last report has been published:
Philip Whitlock. $40; J. w. FERGUSON
& Son. SO; Sydnor 81 Hundley, one rock
ing chair; J. w. Randolph & Co., dona-
ton: Mrs. c. G. McPhail, donation TO
restaurant: Mrs. J. A. Welsh, donation
to restaurant; Fourqurean, Price d Co.,
four pairs bamboo porch curtains; Crys-
Mrs. n. V. Randolph, donation to restau-
rant and fancy work; West. Johnston &
Co., donation Of goods; Mrs. X. W.
Powers. donation to restaurant; George
Med. Blake. donation; Herman c. Bos-
chen. donation OF shoes: Cussons, May q
Co.. game and baseball counters; Mayer,
Strause g. Co. (New York;, donation OF
corsets; c. G. Rady. ten pounds OF smok-
ing tobacco; Emil Spott, six gold badges;
4 g
j. ID. & r. S. Christian, Cottrell, Watkins
d Co.
TIE LADIES MEETING.
A meeting Of the ladies who are inter
ested in the bazaar will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock In the reception
room Of the Mayors Office
CAPTAINS Frank w. Cunningham. George
WAYNE Anderson and George Il. Shackel-
ford. as the Committee on Invitation,
have sent out the following circular let
ter 10 ladies', inviting them 10 participate
In the conference:
"Win you kindly meet with our COM
mittee, and those ladies who have al
ready offered to help us in our bazaar, at
the Mayors reception room, new CITY
Hall. on Monday afternoon next at
o'clock april ODD. We make this appeal
confidently hoping that you will be pres
ent. IL II is so that you cannot come 10
this meeting, and are willing TO help
us, will you please let us know
COMPANY D.
COMPANY d. Old Dominion Guards of
the First Regiment. met at their room
in the arnory last evening and transacted
a good deal Of routine business. 1t was
decided TO attend the bazaar or the UNION
Station Methodist church in a body next
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock, In fatigue
uniform. A committee was elected 70
make ARRANGEMENTS for the bazaar 10
be held at the armory next month. IL
consists OF Lieutenant j. +. Stringer ser
eeants n. r. Luffsey. G. n. Wilson and
r.. l.. Jennings, and Corporal 7. b. Har-
rsOn.
The Board Of Governors Of the Military
Club were TO have met at the clup-roofhs
last evening, but no quorum being pres
ent. the transaction OF business had 10
be postponed. 1t Is the intention Of the
hoord "a keen the club-rooms open every
evening. beginning with tomorrow even
ing.
THE BOARD.
The Military Board held meeting AT
the Executive Mansion last evening anu
discussed various matters concerning 'he
military of the State. All the members
were present, namely, Governor " erian
Secretary of the Commonwealth Lawiess'
Adiutant-G eneral Anderson, Assistant IN
snector-G General Stern, and Acting Briga-
dier-General Nolle.
During the conference Captain george
Vavne Anderson made his appearance
and presented his report as 10 the IN
vestigation OF the charges brought against
csntain Seay. Of the Lynchburg Light
Artillery Blues. 1t will be several DAYS