The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-01-31
A NOTABLE OCCASION.
OUD0E INGRAM 70 MAKE An AD-
DRESS TONIGHT
Cs jos. II. Johnston Camp-Mr. Friedorns
Funcrai--Desth of Mr.. william
Clark-Persopais.
MAxcnrsrrn BUREAU RICHMOND lImks.
No. ll2l Hull SfREy=. BEATT1E BLOCK.

No. 1871 Hull SfRHY-. BEATrTE BLOCH,
Al the meeting Of Joseph y. Johnston
Camp. Confederate Veterans, to-msh''
Judge John IL. Ingram VIII deliver 10
she camp life OF General johnston,
written by his nephew, Mr.. ROBERT
lughes OF Norfolk. The pubic gen
orally Is invited, TO attend, and the fact
mai Judge Ingram viii speak will no
doubt III the large hail. The meeting
will be held as usual. in the Grays Ar
mory. Besides the presentation OF the
book. business OF interest viii he trans
acted.
MIR. FRIEDORFFS FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mr.. Frank Friedorff.
who. as exclusively announced in yester-
days Times, ended his life on Wednes-
day night by taking laudahum. will take
place at 10 o'clock this morning, from his
late residence. corner OF Eighteenth and
Everett streets, and the remains will be
inferred In Maury Cemetery.
MIR. William T.. Clarke died Wednesday
afternoon. shortly after 3 o'clock, at the
residence OF his sistcr-in-!aw. MIS- II. n
Smith, ON Cowardin avenue, aged seNeh'y-
Que years. Mr.. Clarke was poih III
Manchester. but removed TO Baltimore
about twenty-five years ago, nut returned
10 this city two years ago 10 spend inc
remainder OF his life among his relatives.
The deceased was a quiet and upright
citizen. and was highly respected. lie
leaves a wife and one son. Ills son
has arrived from Baltimore. Mr.. Clarke
was A member Of lodge of Pythians IN
Baltimore. and delegation IRON
Friendship Lodge. No. 20. knights
M Pythias. OF this city. at
,snsed he funeral which took place
YESTERDAY afternoon at 4 O'Clock, from
tt..t-T.pd Methodist church.
FUNERAL. OF LILLIAN CARR.
The funeral Of little Lillian Carr. whose
sad death was announced in yesterdays
Times. took place yesterday afternoon
from West-End Methodist church. and
was largely attended by friends OF the
family. Rev. j. W. STIFF. pastor OF
the church, conducted the services, and
two solos, which were favorites of the
little girl. were sung by Mrs j. Il. Red
ford and Mr.. w. J. Morrissett.
Mr.. Calvin s. Davis of Mantle. Conn,
who is on his way to Florida. stopped
over in Manchester yesterday. and called
upon a number Of his friends Mr. Davis
resided In this city twenty-five years.
lie also secured vehicle and drove out
10 Maury Cemetery. where he visited the
graves of DIR. William II. and Mr.. Will
bur Welsiger who were close friends of
his. In 1871 Mr. Davis and his brother
worked at the Manchester stone-yards
and executed tho relicfs of base, wreath
and flowers that adorn the north wing OF
the State Department, at washington.
Mr.. Davis is the first seectman OF the
city OF Mantle. Conn.
Dr. c. W. Friend and Mr.. John G.
Rice left yesterday afternoon for Pow
hatan county TO organize lodge OF
Masons at Claville.
BRIEF MENTION
Robert Rolden. Robert Gladman. and
George Cooley. were fined 81 each i'm the
Police Court yesterday morning for play
ing crap
The Hastings Court was engaged for
very short time yesterday morning in
chancery business.
Rev. j. O. Babcock preached another
fine sermon at Fifth-Street Methodist
church Wednesday night. His text was
taken from the sixth chapter Of Daniel
and the twenty-seventh verse. Six con-
versions were made, and "A number of
Others are manifesting much interest in
the great work.
Mrs. NJ. A. Pucket will give a sociable
at her residence in Swansboro tonight.
IN NEW QUARTERS.
Opachisto Tribe. No. 70. l. o. r. NJ,
have moved TO Morrissetts Hail.
where they hope TO greet all the MEM
bers and visiting brethren Friday nights
at 1880 o'clock. This tribe has taken a
new lease on life. and hope ere long to
stand out as model to show what can
be done by the untirng efforts of a few
earnest workers.
The Almshouse Committee will meet
tomorrow at y. NJ. in the Council
chamber. and will then visit the aims
house, where an inspection Of that insti-
tuition will be made
Mr.. William l.. Jordan is detained al
home on account of sickness.
Mrs. W. A. Neal Is visiting her moth
rr-in-law, at Glover Hill. Va
Master Willie Gallagher is very ill., at
the residence OF his father. Mr. Edward
Gallagher on cambridge street.