The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-02-09
had ceased. again appeared during last


had ceased, again appeared during last
week.
Comrade A. y. Gil. No AZ north TWEEN
ty-seventh street considerably petleT'
but still confined TO his home
Comrade Henry Boone. NO. Slz west
Clay street. about the same-very httle'
II any Improvement.
Comrade Joseph \. Hay. No. 2oi east
Clay street. has entirely recovered ana
attended church on yesterday.
Comrade Peter wills. No. 90 Louisiana
street. very IN indeed. Worse than at
last report. 40. 80,
Comrade Joseph Carter No. 2i26 Ven.
able street. not so well as at last report
and not improving. 90,
Comrade Robert RI. Fisher, No. $40
north Twelfth street. quite III but better
than at last report
Comrade John Finnerty. No i7l2 Ven
able street. injured by a fall. hopes TO be
out In a few days
Communications were received from tho
United Confederate Veterans, announc-
ing the change of date OF the annual re-
union OF that body from May to June
noxt.
FIRST Lieutenant Commander Gibbs, in
feeling terms reported the death or COM
rade James r. Hendricks and on motion
Of Comrades Stratton Sullivan ana WINS
ton were appointed "a committee TO dratt
suitable resolutions.
After "a brief retirement, the commit
tee submitted the following
Whereas the all-wise dlsposor Of human
events whose wise but loving prerogative
IL IS to override the most disastrous
earthly affairs 10 his own glory and the
ultimate benefit Of man. hath seen ht 70
remove from scenes terrestrial 70 his
home I'm Heaven our esteemed comrade,
friend and brother James T. Hendricks
whose memory We revere and whose loss
We deplore.
And whereas. we deem IL just. right and
our bounden duty 70 testify our appre-
citation OF his character in all OF the reia-
tions OF life. Therefore be- IL.
Resolved ]. That iu the death OF Com
rade Hendricks the Confederate cause
has lost am adherent and an exponent
the contemplation Of whose character
should constitute an inspiration 10 faith
ful duty
Entering the army ~ the inception OF
hostilities he served through the entire
war with a loyalty. a fidelity ana zeal
which challenged merit and received the
highest admiration thus demonstrating
the fact that the post or honor Is the
private station During the entire war
he was never absent nom MS post OF
duty without permission. never missed a
rol-cau and never failed 20 participate In
every action in which his command was
engaged.
OF him IL may be truthfully said he
was soldier as Lear was King every
inch His record should constitute his
posteritv's proude~t heritage
That in all OF the relations OF lie.
Comrade Hendricks came mp 70 the
strictest requirements OF the highest
standards.
his piety was OF that quiet. unobru-
sive character whose sincerity Is never
doubted. He was n consistent CHRISTIAN
Asa husband Doe was devoted and anec-
tlonate A. father. kind ana lnduIsent
and while We realize that a good and true
man has passed away AMI We drop upon
hts grave the tear q regret we cndeaVor
20 say with Christian SUBMISSION. Father.
Thy will be- done
3 That a copy Of these resolutions be
sent the family of the deceased.
The resolutions were advocated by Com
rqdos Stratton Northen lakewood.
Gibbs and Winston and unanimously
adopted.
Attention was called 20 the celebration
bv this camp OF General Washington
birthday. on ths 22d OF February next
unon which occasion addresses will be
delivered by Hon John g. Lamb Rev.
Mr.. Calsch. and General Battle.
The ladies' and gentlemen. who. under
charge OF C0mrade Whitock. had so Of
ten contributed 10 the camp entertain
ments are specially invited 20 be present
on this Occd sion.
Sir John \. Lamb son OF Captain John
Lamb VI. c.. from this district. entertain
ed the camp with an able and eloquent
address having been called upon as
son OF the Confederate Veterans.
Captain John Lamb WAS duly elected
and Initiated q member q tho camp.
Historian Hardwood read Az account
OF THE Crater" bv Captain Gordon Nc
Cabe. 10 which the camp listened with
fr4.r.ls arF affar-fur