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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Montague. w. r. Mckinney. william
Ryan. 4. NJ. BraxtOn, c.. o Leary. ana
l.. u. Routt.
The bin alleges that l.. +. Routt. by an
arrangement perfected previous 10 the
formation OF the company secured from
the original owners in consideration, OF
81. 90. AN option on ~ acres OF land
ia Elizabeth city county and that IN
pursuance OF fraudulent design tho
company purchased the land. which Routt
held nOminally ia bis own name. but IN
reality as promoter ana agent or the
said company. for s-5l.s50. and settled
with Routt by giving him $4,000 In paid
up stock Of the company, which was us
maximum capital under ITS charter and
further gavo him six bonds or the COM
pauy amounting 10 $1,000.
The deed further charges that the COM
pany gave deeds OF trust upon the prop
crty for the balance OF the purchase
money having al the time full knowledge
OF the fraudulent sch me by which the
said profit was made py koutt.
This bill also charges that though tho
entire stock has been sold TO tho public,
tho company never received d cent lii
its treasury. but that all went into the
hands Of Routt and those OF his associates
who were organizers and promoters OF
the scheme
The bin goes on TO charge ;rat J.. d.
Blair. in consideration or iilins the Office
OF president o. the tNlhpin9s i--'iN'u %
a gift from Routt portion or the remu-
ncratiCn OF the latte.
The bin then states that the unsold por-
ton OF the land owned by the company
is about TO bee sold under deed of trust.
and charges that the sale is permitted
by Blair and others for the purpose OF
buying Il in. and thus wiping out tho
interest of the petitioners. Therefore.
they pray for relief from The sult' as
cited above.
In accordance with the petition. Judge
Lamb entered an order yesterday after
noon onjoining the trustees. T.. p. Non
taguo and W. =. DeSaussure. from dis-
posing Of the land in question. the in
junction TO hold good until April 10Th. at
u o'clock.
The Newport News Company was or
ganlzed in ls3. with a capital OF $4,000,
Mr.. l.. II. Blair being president ana Mr..
=. ). Elan secretary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
DrrEc1Irhs lnEhsrl TRAMP.
4 successful Entertainment - several
Inches Of snow

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Feb. D.
Speclal.-Four detectives from North car
OF ma got or % train at Guineas Station,
Ton miles south Of this place last night,
and arrested I'd tramp who had reached
there late in thc evening. His name IS
not known. lie was charged with muir
der. and reward Of $3.50 is said 10 have
been offered for his arrest.
4. L0ewens0n sod to-day his house on
Main street 90 j. Wiimore Cox FOR Sltvo.
The entertainment for the benefit Of the
no-ritaL given at the Opera-House to-
NIGHT. was d. great success. financially and
otherwise. The spectacular performances,
Jack Frost" in which enty children took
mart. and Strange Visitors were pre-
scented 10 artistic style and enthusiast
c,1y received by the large crowd. \
GOOD sum was realized for charity.
A snow-storm set in here this evening.
The snow has reached several Inches, and
is st.u falling rapidly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Mrs Aimee Julian. sorty-hye years Oh.
mother of Rose FltzsimmOns. the wlfs
OF Bob Fitzsimmons. and cf Martin
Julian. the fighters manager. died at her
yesterday afternoon. after "a long ili-
ness. from a complication OF diseases. 4
tclegraphic message WAS sent 10 FitE-
simmons. az Carson city, asking him 10
break the news Co Julian. who VIII leave
FOR this city tonight Mrs. Fitzsimmoa
said Yesterday afternoon that her hus-
band would Dee unable 10 spare time fiom
his training 10 come on.-New York Her
aid
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

The revival meetings now in progress
at Pme-Strect Baptist church and at
Union-Staton Methodist church are be-
ing attended by large congregations.
Rev. G.. w. Duke. OF Berkeley has
been preaching with great power at
Pme-Sreet Baptist church. Much in-
tcrcst has been manifested. and "a number
of conversions have resulted.
At Union Station. there have been about
seventy conversions. Rev. George H..
Wiley has been doing very effective
preaching and large audiences have
greeted him from night L. night
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
S4LEH's FIRE dPPiRiTTUs.
Satisfactory Test OF "A Chemical Engine-A
Iairau Graceful Niolinist.

SALEM. VA. Feb. Especial. Tho
chemical engine recently purchased by
the city Council % the cost OF Sjoo has
been tested. building 10 by 10 feet Was
constructed filed with straw and old
barrels. thc whole being saturated with
keroslne OIL when the match was
struck the whole structure Immediately
ignitcd
II only took about three minutes for tbe
chemicals to cNtingIlsh the fire. The
test was entirely satisfactory.
The entertainment given tonight In the
Opera House by the Kings Daughters
was the most enjoyable musical event 81
the season. Nrtnr skilled MUSICIANS were
included lu the caste. Miss Kathleen
Koincr. Of Stanton. performed on the
violin with am case and grace that evi-
donced that she is mistress OF that instru-
mcnt.
The Opera House was filled and a hand
come sum was realized which Will be
devoted 90 charitable purposes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Richmond. Allen G. Collins. special
commissioner. to Virginia Home for ln-
curables 30 feet on Broad street south
east corner Mulberry. SlOt.a0.
Jesse G.. Crouch and wife TO G.. NJ.
Carleton. % feet ON east side twenty
fourth street ll5 feet south of Clay. $3.50.
W. G.. Neal and wife 10 Ira T.. Nelson
As 81 feet on north side Franklin street.
l1a ga feet east of Fourteenth. N.8ll.
10. Lane Stern. special commi-siD ner,
and W. Scott CarriugtOn's executor %
w. Greanor Neal As 3-i feet ON north
side Franklin street. l,9 9-l2 feet cast OF
Fourteenth. SLIGO.
James X. Lacy and wife TO Humphrey
O. Stevens. % feet on north side Lrlen
street. o. feet west of Harrison. $50.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Admits His Crime hultie Jury Can'tAgr,e
on Verdict.

ROANOKE. VA. Feb. 6.-Speclal-The
case Of Robert Conway (colorod). charged
with numbering his wife on the 10Th OF
last December was given 10 the jury this
evening al O'Clock. after having been on
trial I'm the Hastings Court since We'd
nesday afternoon. Conway murdered his
wife from jealousy. aud in bis testimony
admitted chat. after choking her till she
was insensble. ne had cut her throat
Al o'clock tonight the jury reported
that they could not agree. and were given
till tomorrow morning 20 reach con-
cluslOn a misirial IS expected by many.
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CHASE CITY. VA. Feb. 26.-Special.-
Thieves visited the storage-room Of Mr..
9. T.. Geoghegan last night and stole four
lOt OF cakes
Mrs Bette Lyon Lee D Durham. and
Rev j. H. Lambert Of Lexington, y. c.,
are az The Mineral Hotel.
Miss Hattie IarIy. who has been teach
ing school M Clarksville during this win
ter Is visiting her brother. Mr.. James
Hardy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

4 dolIrhtfm c0no0rt WIS eiVrn l1et
evening IN the iocture-ro0m of Grace
Episcopal church for the benefit OF the
church fund. The ola Dominion SoXfattc
under the capable direction of Mr. sam
uel CrOwder. DR. Ralph Clements. and
Misses Balv and Newman. rendered 81
dcligitfui programme.
The playing Of the on Dominion Sex
tette was highly artistic. Their oNccu-
ton was perfect. and they clearly dem
onetrated that MS musical organization
they are far above The average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
JHL SOUIHWEST FLOODS.
The Town of Coeburn >ubmcrged-Wash-
outs and Isnd-lides.

NORTON. VA. Feb. Is -speclal.-The
heavy rains OF the last Few days have
done much damage to property. and great
~ interfered with travel and business
generally. No loss OF lie has been re-
ported. but the damage to farms. fences.
and other property has been great. The
streams in the vicinity have been higher
than FOR years past
At Coeburn. ten miles east Of this place.
the entire business portion Of the town
was a sea Of water.
"Washouts" and slides" on the rail-
roads have been numerous. delaying mails
and traffic Telegraph wires have also
been down. SO II was difficult 10 get mes
sages through
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
RoAyOKE TRUST COMPANY CASE.
Judge white Asked TO sit In Place OF
Judge Dupuy.

ROANOKE. VA, Feb. 1.-SpeciaI.-
In the case OF Bachrach and others
against the Roanoke Trust. Lean ana
Safe-peposit Company, which came up
in the Circuit Court to-day. Judge Dupuy
said. for personal reasons. no prsierie ,.i
not To hear the case and would try
to get Judge Whttle. Of Mar,insville' to
sit I'm his stead.
The case called to-day g suit 10
compel l.. II. Cooke. trustee 81 the late
company. 70 settle up IT'S affairs under
the direction Of the Circuit Court. judge
Whittle will probably be hero Monday.
Ed. Maginnis. a well-known memper
OF tho Roanoke team OF the old virginia
League, sigred to-day with the Wheeling
CIV. Na.) club. OF the Interstate League.
lie was a member OF the Toledo tOhlol
club CT the same league IN the early part
OF last season.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

4 Pretty Marriage al ~ DaVid's Church
Politics Warming Into Life.

AYLETTS. VA, FEB. 2U.-special-At
n%I,rk Yesterday afternoon St David
church WIS the scene Of pretty mar
ri.se the contracting parties being Mf.
f.,7es X. Roane ami Miss Virginia " var
rsn. both OF kng William county. heN.
H. Mtsdc. OF Richmond, performed tNe
rh, bride is q daughter OF Judge War
rem OF North Carolina. Tile groom Is
a prosperous farmer. ,,.,,.. 100000,
me church was beautii Iily decorated
and darkene0, then arth1laHy HS"'eD
l.Ss q f-w DAYS ago for New Orleans.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Two Million Bushels Now Loading Tor
European Ports.

NEWPORT NEWS Feb. 26.-Speclal-
The grain export trade is unusually
heavy. Several ships are now being load
cd. while others are waiting their turn.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made 10 load
one of the ships from the coal pier.
Nearly two million bushels of grain viii
clear for European ports during the next
few days
The remains OF the late Or. r. H. Power
We're taken to-day 20 Grafton church, IN
York county for interment.
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\rttIefou-li0pe

CLIFTON FORGE VA. Feb. 25-sspe-
cial.-Mr r.. NJ Ncttleton. County Super-
visor and a prominent citizen OF COying-
ton Va. ana Mrs Lula II. Hone We're
married az the residence OF the bride
here. az H. NJ. yesterday by Rev. ".
II. Book ONLY n fey OF the most inti-
mate friends OF the couple were present.
Immediately after the ceremony the bril-
dal party left by private conveyance for
the home OF the GROOM. Ia CoXington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

The New York Time. referring TO Miss
Ans der Ones performance 90 the Phil
harmonic concert says.
THE sCloi-t Of the concert was Miss
Adele Aus der Ohe. Her performance
Of the piano part in the r. fiat concerto
was dclightful by reason OF its immense
dash. its broad visor Of handling and
It's wealth OF tone. The young lady had
uo hesitation. il seems, about accepting
the accompaniment OF the entire Orches-
ira. and the results justified her bravery
She achieved "a great success with the
audience. and after several yociferous
recalls she satisfied her hearers by ac>-
ing to the programme a very PRETTY
though unfamilia'. bcrccuSc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
HlongBmnN ArIIA At LAHor.

Tho Gentlemen OF he u nd who Tackle
Mr.. Meade Have Not iieen caught
There are no new developments IN the
hold.up incident Of Thursday night IN
which Mr.. j.. H. Meade played a prin-
Cipal part
Sergeant Cosby and his men arrested
SIX suspects. but as Mr.. Meade was On-
able 10 identify any one. the hishwaymen
could not be located 90,
The police are on their mettle' and VIII
be on the lookout for the men until they
arc approhonded.
The men arrested by the police as sus-
meets were sent 20 Jail for thirty dogs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
COMPaNY T.. ELECTs A CdPIAIN.
The Granite CITY Runs On a Bar and is
Blown on.

NORFOLK. VA. Feb. 26.-Speclal.-
Captain T. J. Nottingham, ordnance OF
hcer of the Fourth Virginia Regiment
was tonight elected captain OF Com
pany L, 70 M the vacancy caused by the
sudden death of Captain }. q. Mullins
several months ago.
The Norfolk, Nilloughhy Spit and Old
Point Company steamer Granite city
grounded on bar about three-quartcrs
" a mile from the wharf. about 30
o'clock tonight. and remained stuck for
three hours. when she was blown OF and
backed INTO the wharf
All but six OF the twenty-five passengers
were brought ashore I'm boats.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

r. l. Thackcr who was arrested Don
Petersburg yesterday charged with jump
ing his board bill and carrying away
ring belonging TO Mrs. NJ. L. Allen. ~
this city. was brought back here yestcr-
day afternoon by sergeant IomiInion.
Thacl,or came 10 this city from lruns-
wick county and engaged board with Mrs
Allen. Ito owed her about ST. which De-
failed 10 pay before leaving.
Several days ago Doe Jeff the city, but
WIS located I'm Petersburg. where nc
was arrested.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

WINSTON. y. c.. Feb. 2j.-Spcciai.-
Mrs Clement Manly gave a charming
entertainment tonight at her home COM
plimenary 10 her guests. Misses ANNE
Gray aud Kate BufOrd. Of Richmond.
and Miss Emma Jones. N Danvliie. Tho
invitations and answers Tor the social
event were in verse.
The Forsyth Republican club viii leave
here next Tuesday evening IN a Pull
man car for the Inauguration.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

The following S. comparative state
mcnt of apprcNmatc earnings of the
Georgia and Alabama railway for tine
third week IN February.
1891 1SQG Inc.
Week ending Feb p. 8 % 9i Sl3536 Ss.osS
Three weeks ending Feb
ruarv 2lst ............. m.m5 "a 5G3 25o.2
Jan. list TO Feb. 2lst... 1915 SD125 lo2>S
July :. 1896. 10 Feb. n. Gs2 o19 31U,l0i 5l2.o4
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ing Company. action in assumsit. DANA
pcs $1,000.
In the Hastings Court the case OF VIM.
etarke. charged with murder. was post
poncd 10 March 18th.
la the Law and Equity Court the case
&C Archie Pendleton vs.. the Richmond
Railway and Electric Company for 5000
damages is on trial The boy was In
Jurcd hy being run over by = car on MAIN
near Twcniy-oighth street, some months
AGO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Liberal Grove No. q Druids. met Thurs
day evening in regular session in Ihon
Hail. The meeting proved am interesting
one. TWO candidates. were initiated two
were elevated 10 The second degree. and
three to the third.
Tho Grove was never in moro pros
porous condition. and fits meetings are
attended ly large numbers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

\ Charter >ecured-Mr. Decatur ANtell is
Nicr-Presidrnt.

LEXINGTON. VA. Feb. 26.-speciai.-
Circuit Judge William Mclaughlin to-
day granted charter 10 the Victoria
Furnace at Goshen. Va. capital stock
SOD OOJ. President. Henry -. Tumcy. OF
Columbus. Ohio. Nico-PIesidlnt, Decatur
Axteu Richmond. Va.
The company IS 10 begin operations in
Il short time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
An Evouine.With the Nitascope and rho-
noerath a the ACADEMY

The latest Of an Ediacns Inventions.
the marvellous VitascOle. viii bc ex-
hibited al the Academy of Music on Tues
dav and Wednesday u " ard al mati-
rec Oh Wednesday. Ih- intervals be-
will he filed ia with selections from
the phonograph The event promises 90
b. extremely interesting .nd novel. and
the prices CHARGED viii only Dec nifty and
twenty-five cents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Highly Interesting Address 10 tho Net~
erau- OF Lee aud Pickett Camps.

The address of Mr. Vlrginus Newton be-
fCre the members of Lee and Pickett
Camps and the veterans of the Soldiers
Home a. Lee Camp Hall last evening
was "A most enjoyable occasion. 10 VIII
Doe remembered that Air. Newton was TO
have uclycreI this address on General
lfe's birthday. but for SOME reason At
was postponed until last evening.
Ilis remarks were strong. clear. and
able. The object OF hls address was a
refutaticn of the charges made against
tnc actions of General Lee az the time
Of the secession. re showed that Cen
oral Lees position was one FROM which
ho could not bee di-iOlgcd. The address
was greatly enjoyed by those present
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

10 be absent about two or three months
Mr. John Alexander, OF Beulahviile,
an old and much respected citizen, Is
critically Ill.
election. The Republicans Will make
straightout nomination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Alderman Evan Sncad. lof Clay Ward
g. sfn confined To- his home on west
Main street. opposite Monroe Park. suf-
while ms condition is not dangerous
he Alderman is suffering "a good deal
Of main
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
rNJuNcyrO> GRfNrrp.
Restraining the Newport News Company
FROM. -efiin~ I antfS

frofs -ciiin~ lands
\ bin was filed in the Chancery Court
yesterday by Ncssrs T.. . Wendenburg
and c.. * Pollock. on behalf OF j. 4.
Wailen. James Bahen and others. pray
ing that the Newport News Company
and h. promoters be made parties TO
the suit and bee required 10 answer the
same. and that the Court ascertain who
shared in the profits arisin- from inc
Sale OF shares OF the said company. and
bD required To- pay for AN stock or proht
received. and that a sale OF land contem-
plated bc enj0ined until the circumstances
of the case are ascertained.
The promoters OF the Newport News
Company are set out by the bin as
Messrs. J.. H. Blair i. $. Buford, 5.
S. Elan. ". Z. peSaussure '~As u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

In the Circuit Court che following -uds-
ments were rendered yesterday.
". G.. Hitchcock & Co. vs. +. A. Eze-
xiel for $3.50; Joseph w. Blanton vs..
Charles Meyers FOR Slu.4S
The following suit was instituted 5.
4. OKeefe VS.. Grifith-Mayo Manufactur-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Tonight win end the successful bazaar
of The Associated Hospitals az the arm
oty. Last night there was a large crowd
present and many articles Were auction
"a Of at the different hazaaiS. Great
bargains can be secured by those who
attend tonight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

SOUTHAMPTON. Feb. 26.-Tho boiler
makers Of southampton shpyards have
gone out on "a strike. The American
Steamship Line is not affected by strike.
that company having acceded 10 the de-
mands Of the men.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
uIsa-roUNG CONTEST.
The Count shows Steady Gains for Young
md Wiz. Throw. Z D Tho snnnce.

aud Wise Throws p the sponge.
SUFFOLK. VA, Feb. 26.-Special.-
Tho taking Of deposltons In tho WISE
Young contest has about closed. The
attorneys for each side met az the clerks
office to-day TO count the ballots
After counting the votes OF three pre-
cncts. the attorneys for Wise decided 10
discontinue the count. As far as they
went, the count showed gains for Young.
II is said by good authority that Wise
has not proven MS case I'm Mans mond.
even II the testimony which Young can
offer I'm rebuttal Is never taken.
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special Train To- Washington and Return
March zth, via L., =. and r. X. E.-Ac-
IL L.t.r.tiaI Irlun.1lr..t n.,

A spccial train will leave Eiba Station.
r.. T.. and p. railroad. Thursday morn
Ing March 9Th. at 6 a. NJ. for Washing
ton. d. c., to accommodate the Inaugural
ton travel. The train is expected 10
arrive al washington about 10 a. n.
The train is expected a. arrive AT WASH
ineton about 10 \. NJ. Returning TINS
special train will leave Washington at
=. NJ. reaching Elba about II l.. N,
the same evening.
See published schedule Of the fotr
regular trains between Richmond and
Washington.
only $3.50 for the round trip during
the Inauguration. {. \. TAYLOR.
Traffic Manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

ght Out Of Eleven of the city Council
support His Position ON Cubs.

support Ills Position ON Cubs.
DANNlLLE, VA, Feb. -6.-Special.-
This afternoon talk ID with the members
of the CITY Council in regard 20 the Gu
ban discuss on in the Senate. Eight out
OF eleven members of DlnNle's .rgisll-
tive body endorse Senator Daniels posi-
tlou Two were nou-cOmmttal. and one
opposed the Senator'S attitude.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,.
March "a and "a.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY
a -
u All y RI N l4ifaN fls1 -
THE NIrASCOPE

TIE Ns1RDt To-
Best OF an projecting cOniriNtnces. ana
the only genuine Edison machine. Prices.
25 and 500. matinee. 2ic. 90 40 parts OF
the house. See Niagara Falls. The Black
Diamond Express. Annabels Beautifei
Butterfly Dance. and many other ife-hNe
scenes. Hear The wonderful phonoSra9sl
feG-it
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-27

Mr.. wyndham Boiling is conducting a
stock brokerage business al l0ls east
Main street. in addition Do fire and lie
k.A.aranoa-
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g. $. a.
Lewis b. Williams,

Fcu in IIck,tts
Charge al Gettysburg,
July g. l~O5.
IroctcI bV the Survivors OF the olu liaL
Virginia Infantry Rcslmcnt.
The report OF the committee. as pre-
scented by Mr. Iurcron. was, ON motion
of Afr Ntvtr Angle. received and adopt
I'd IN was also agreed that the same re-
mart bee again presented Go thD survivor
of The old First Regiment al ther "'
YuaI reunion next summer
In connection with the erection oil inc
fronlimcnt Colonel Charles II. Loehr itd"
the following letter. dated Atlanta, p";
Fchfu.rv II 1897. which ne had itDtlttu
from Nh j. Il. Polak. of tha- cry lhe
fCiucr scrgcaut-malor of the olo iIi7'
afo much Obliged to YOU for tine OPP
poftunity given mo Co continue my u.lt,
fn dD honor TO the memory OF 'oIo. iei
WILLIAMS. ana enclose my check TOT So,
towards stone 90 mark ms staNc.
Wish 3 could do more. so YOU Know HI
What hfch esteem ] held MIN. and n YOU
remember. in his last fight tGritA suuiHl
I had only just dismounted ana ne hau
haunted and rode iu front OF the me
when he received his death wound. 50
perhaps had = come up later hc mleht
have been spared 60 us for some time
any ,vav Peace FOO his ashes.
"Charie do not make use of this letter
Tor notification. want 60 write YOU
some time without fear of having every
thing ] write published.
some discussion was INDUCED in on the
,rhfcft of erecting OH monument TO the
heroes of the old First REGIMENT who
surrendered their lives for the old Com
rnonwcafth n was stated That arrange
vent. would he made in fhe n"ar future
for "a Grand public entertainment the
80, recointe OF which should Doc applied
fo me monument fund 10 Dee created for
that purpose.