The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-24
FOUR BLACK HORSES,
In Accordance with Rev. Brownies Re-
cuest VIII Draw His Remains.

The final arrangements for the funeral
Of Rev. William w. Browne. President OF
the Grand Fountain. United order OF True
Reformerg. have been completed. The
following honorary pall-bearers have been
selected and they will meet in Room NO.
. True RefOrmers' Hall. this morning AT
1890: r. T. Hill. Ed. Ellis. Jr., r. W.
Brown. j. T. Carpenter, DR.. ;. ii. DIS
mond. Dr. H. w. Brown, J. T.. Jones, d.
d. Rev. j. II. Brice. A. w. Holmes. NJ.
i. Jones Giles b. Jackson. James H.
Hayes James Allen, j. w. Branson Or
w. X. Scott. Prof j. +. X. Simpson. ID.
j. Farrar. {. W. Garnett. Arthur Hayes.
Rev. w. II. Gullins, W. III. White. Clarke
Davenport. Or X. T.. Jones. Robert For
roster. Robert Hines, Moses Norrel and
X. r. Robinson.
The funeral procession will be made
UP as follows: chief Marshal Paul {.
Easley and his aides First Battalion
Band. male members Of the organization
of True Reiormers on foot, honorary
pall-bearers. carriages containing mem
bers Of the family, friends. members of
tie office force: members Of King Solo
mon Fountain. of which Rev Browne was
member. and carriages containing fe-
male members Of the organization.
The line Will be formed in the following
order. Family carriages on Leigh street,
with left resting on Second street. be
hind the family carriages viii assemble
carriages with office force and behind
them carriages Of members Of King Solo
mon Fountain On Leigh street with
right resting on Second will assemble the
carriages containing various members of
the organization. Male members Of the
Organization will form on the east side
al Second street opposite the True Re
formers Hall.
The funeral procession will he from
Second and Leigh 20 Baker. Baker 10
Brook avenue, Brook avenue 10 Leigh,
Leigh To Third, Third street TO church.
The procession will enter the church in
she following order: Officiating clergy
men. Worthy Master of King Solomon
Fountain and supporters, Grand Worthy
Chaplain. Uali-bcarers, family, office force.
King solomon Fountain female members
of the Organization. male members of the
organization.
The following programme viii be fol-
lowed with slight variations:
T. Organ voluntary.
Hymn My Hope is Built on Nothing
less"
g. Scripture lesson, % chapter Job.
Rev. II. O. johnson.
4 Prayer. Pey. j. E. Rawlins.
.. Solo. Mrs L. L. Walker.
Z. Reading Of resolutions and letters
= sermon. Rev c. A. Holmes Text:
"A Great Man Fallen This Day in Israel"
II. Samuel ILL.,. g.
:. Eulogy. Rev r. Wells.
= Eulogy Rev. James H. Holmes
10. Music, My God the Spring Of all my
j. Eulosy; W. Il. Brooks, D. D.
~ Rev. J. f.. Jones u. ID.
* Eulogy. T. l.. q nOmas. ID. II.
IL Solo Mr. r. II Cloves
II Eulogy. Rev. \. S Thomas.
Is Music. Ashamed Of Jesus
J.. Prayer. Rev. Holland Powell.
IS Burial ceremony. conducted 10y w. L.
Burrell c. " Secretary. Rev r. Wells
& W. Chaplain. John h. Braxton. Chief
Real Estctc.
The eulogistic speeches will be limited TO
five minutes each
The interment will take place in the
family section al Sycamore Cemetery.
The grave will be hricked up and the
Foundation laid for monument which
Will be erected.
Rev. Browne had been for many years
q member OF the Third Street Methodist
church and member of its Board Of
Stewards Rev &. a. Holmes was his
pastor and spiritual adviser
According 10 the dying request OF Rev
Browne. the hearse will be drawn by
four black horses TWO OF which We're pre-
scented 10 him by the members Of the
organization three years ago.
Hundreds of kilograms and letters Of
coincidence have been received by the
family and officers OF the Grand Fountain
from all over the country.