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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-20

For construction of a local sewer in and
along the first alley north of Prospect
street from Dawson street to Nelson street.
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DIED

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GiBBS-Passed away Monday. at 1 o'clock, with
dphtheIia, Harley Cutting Gibbs, aged twenty
tnIee only sen OF Hiram II. and Jennie H. L
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-20

e. r. KREGELO. FUNERAL DIRECTOR, fas
resumed business at his old establishment, 223
north Delaware street. Everything new and COM
piete Office telephone No. $50.
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SUCIETY MEETINGS.
r>r~c~~N~~~S~N~>~N~~>~~O
MASONIC-Keystone Chapter. No. 6. r. A. NJ.
annual meeting in Masonic Temple this (Tues-
day) evening at 7:S0 o'clock. Election of officers
and payment Of dues. All members are requested
to attend
cIAs. L. HUTCHINSON, Acting H. P.
JACOB w. SMITH, Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-20
Final Action Taken.
innate Allowed.

For vacation of first alley north of Elev-
enth street from Ash street to first alley
east of Ash street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
VIRGINIA HISTORY,
The Society Receives Number ofGifts
and additional Members.

ana u IuiAlpnNl mtihbtiS.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
Executive Committee Of the Virginia His
torical Society was held Saturday even
ing last at the society's building. the
members present being Messrs. Bryan
Palmer. Brock. Valentine. james. Wise
StanaTd. Gaines. Bruce and T-aylor The
corresponding secretary reported special
GIFTS since the last meeting as follows:
4. From z. O. Mayo OF Rlchmond-Pho-
tograph o. original OF william Randolph s.
patent for "Curl s. plantation; ?. Manu-
script copy from copy owned by Thomas
jefferson OF T. Ms account OF Bacon $
g. From Miss Kate Mason Rowland-A
copy OF her newly published Life Of
Charles Carroll, OF Carrollton, 2 volumes:
T. From Mir James Franklin. Jr, OF
Iyuchburg- OF Lynchburg Home
Guard
The corresponding secretary read m ex-
tract Of a letter from Professor Herbert
a. Adams, OF Johns Hopkins University
and secretary Of American Historical As.
ISOLATION 20 Profts s0r Tyler. OF William
and Mary College indicating posslbilitv
OF The publication Of the Virginia Com
pary Of London under the auspices Of the
AmCr.can Historical Association.
The following new members were elect
ed. Dr. n. r. Carter New Orleans. La. :
Miss Minnie Cox. Richmond. Va; Mrs.
w. W. Gordon. Richmond Va. John
Ridgeley Carter London. England: Ed
ward Colston. Cincinnati. Ohio; Catholic
University Of America, Washington, d.
c.; Colonel Daingerheld Parker. Wash
ington, ID. c.; James A. Leach. Rich
mond Va; Jacob f. Miller Logan, Utah.
rebellion.
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REPORTS OF THE
SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Baptist and Methodist Associations
Make Good Records,
MANY CONVERSIONS FOR MONTH
Reports ofthe Several superintendent
Make Very Gratifying Showing
Of the Work Of tho schools in
the Two Organizations.
MANY CONVERSIONS FOR MONTH

The monthly and quarterly meeting OF
the Baptist Sunday school Association
Of Richmond and Manchester was held
Sunday afternoon with Emmanuel church.
President Arthur j.. Clarke Of the As
ISOLATION. presided over The meeting In
the absence of vs. ID. Duke. secretary OF
the association. vs. B. Daniel recorded.
The meeting was largely attended. All
OK the schools reported except Fulton
and Towards Grove and showed 80 the
aggregate O. marked Improvement over
fho preceding month. in addition to
she data contained lu tabulated reports
che following conversions and baptisms
were reported:
Piro-s,rect-S conversions and six
sapt SIMS.
Grace neutrality-suspicious. conversions.
Second Clurcl-Tw0 h9pusms.
CaIvary-Two conversions and eisht
baDusms.
-View-One conversion and one
baptism.
Oak G-ove-Six conversions.
AT tho conclusion of the reading 81 the
reports the association had tho pleasure
NA NHNIIIN NOM rev. hL. fr.A"N H"A'rf Nllt
new pastor oi Lc.sH-Street church. who
had consented hy previous arrangement
90 address the meeting
The speaker addressed his remarks
principally t0 tho sunday School tcacn-
ers. urging me necessity OF a thorough
preparation of Che lesson to De presented
10 bis class. IIe should Soc able 90 speak
positively and definitely. The infOrma-
zion should como not second-handcd
but d.re., from the teacher. who by
constant study and careful research has
made h.s own deductions and knows
whereof Doe speaks.
Mr. Jones IS d. f0rciblo and pleasant
speaker Ais remarks now and then
Astounding iu humor. $50 characteristic
o. his father. Row Dr John William
Jones
The association meets with Oak-Grovc
church the second Sunday iu May
Following is summary OF the reports
submitted:
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VESTRYMEN ELECTED.
Officers Elected by the Various Epis-
coDaI Churches.

'"i'' go, -,
In accordance WIN 'ns '"''' ''''
"' '''' ,-.. g.. e., ,.,rious churches
elected yesterday III 'lo 'u''Y,'
OF Honrico parish FOR the ensuing year. ~
eoiIoy,e.
,t-eat,ts Cburcb-Au the vestry were
Nt - ID II MOO senior
reelected, namely T. H. M"f' ''"'-'
wardln. Thomas i. Alfrlcnd, junior war
An. Tobr = cary. treasurer. Thomas
deni Johh H. OulS' I.,,, M,
Atklhsohi D. ~ D"'"' -
Captain Marion DimmocE. Col H. u
yvbitcamp. Thomas ". Carter, l.. 4.
Sarnders' sr.. John Tyler, Fred. S. Val
enlne.
,r 2,, INV, We're e% reelected. as follows:
Gro,.. a Rarksdalc George T.. Perrin
Daniel Edwards. 'eurv j.. MOltz. y. d.
S3oD'' tiSo,ris - u DaskrryiI.
'Cbrist CtiircL-CharIcs a.. Baughman, g.
ID prrton q y NeWberry. G.. 81. Malone,
T'b6mas poindextcr. W. j. Cord.ey. y. a.
r Tbornton A. II. Day. 4. W Williams
y NJ Viliatns. John $. Gregory, a. H..
-, -
G3oco Cburch-AU the old vastrymcn
,..,. Reelected AS follows: William "a.
PaimcrA. .3argamin. }. NJ. Fourqurean,
" Archer. William Bridges w. H..
T'rotibart. Eugene y. Atassie Joseph ".
r ~ 'o, ". R,S'i'lr seldom Walk.
Nlonumental Churcu--AIi the old vestry-
men ,ycrc reelected. as follows: a. r..
Yarbroush. X. II. Meade. b. b. valentine,
Luke Harvey. John VI. Taylor George W.
Warren. John l.. Williams, Walter Chris-
dian W. NJ. Jones.
pelI IA. j. Carleton. John W. Gordon, l..
b. Aravo. II. u. Meiouey, John w. Gordon.
John IS. Minor j. Roosevelt Page H. IT,
d. Meyers Jr. ii. $. Morris, j. l.. Glenn
Major James H. Capers..
s.. James Chur, h-Ali lhe Ne7l'y ~ gi %
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

lie was born I'm this city nearly seventy
49,. sro RE vas the son OF Richard
Evelyn Byrd. the grandson or Ihomas
Tavlor Ryrd and the great-grandson on
the fourth Colonel william BYRD, OF west
over. who laid out the city OF klchmonu
IN l7s3. lie was In llneal descent OF inc
fifth William Byrd, who he'd colohel
commission IN the armies III EhBianu' VI
the limited States and OF the Confederate
10 grsduated at Georgetown College
and AT tho virginia Military Institute and
a the University OF Virginia. soon aiter
no obtnincd the degree OF Bachelor OF
Law AZ the University OF Virginia, he
moved 10 Austin. Tex, where. IN ADDITION
I othe practice Of his profession ne eolted
the Austin Gazette, the state organ OF
the Democratic party lie soon oy MS
facility force and elegance OF style mode
the Gazette n powerful factor IN the pun
tics Of the Lone S'aT state.
lie became ono OF the leaders OF the
marty and was made Adjutant-Gencral
90 mo state lie earnestly advocated Sc
oession which Ex-Governor Houston as
earnestly oppoeed His fearless energy
ana poiitical wisd0m was the dominant
cause Of the downfall OF Houston. When
the war broke out as Adjutant-Goneral,
he organized the Texas regiments. ana
b,, his courage and energy secured large
stores 81 Federal arms ana supplies Tor
the Confederate Government.
As soon as this duty was accomplish
cd. he went into the fold al the head OF
n regiment. and. except when he was a
prisoner AZ New orleans. served during
the entire war. Colorel Bvrd's exploits at
Fort DeRussey will long be remembered
BIZ his comrades who knew Of the facts.
Fort DcRussev was n hastily-oonstruct-
cd earthen fortifcation on tn" Red river.
The plan ~ campaign 0f the Confederate
Generals walker. Smith and Taylor was
TO draw Banks avav from his gunboa's
and his base Of supplies and lead him
into tho Interior. To execute this plan
it was necessary that Fa"ts' army
should be detained AZ Fort DeRusqey as
long as possible Colo~c Rvrd was So
eoted for this important and dangerous
duty Ell held 81 against combined
attack from P0rtor's crnhoafS ON inc
river and the whole or Banks army on
the land
Ito hoH II until tho ear'hon walls We're
levcUed hv the awful artillery fire Of the
crcuov and until the Confederate army
vos e0fe and had time % complete dis
positions. which resulted M the defeat n
tho Federal army. colonel Byrd .aftor
this heroic defence. was taken 20 Now
Orleans and Imprisoned there for six
months. where he contracted prison fevcr
and lay al the point of death FOR long
tine.
shortly before the war he married Jen-
ME Rivers. the daughter 81 Jones Rivers.
ono OF the most distinguished lawvor7
and orators Of the State NJ Texas. Af'er
the war for reasons which seemed 20 him
GOOD he came back 90 the place ~ hla
1frfh vvoq admitted ~ the Winchester
har. where he practiced law with great
success until n fow years ago.
on account N his health. and the death
NJ his law PARTNER he retired 10 private
ne. spcrding his time mostly IN his H.
br7rv Thus ono more ~ the true TYNE
of the old Virginia gentleman has passed
away.
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81 pnnl,s snndar.school.

The anniversary Of the sunday-school
NJ St. PauIs Episcopal church. which was
held Sunday afternoon 40 O'CLOCK IN
tne church building proper was n decld-
"a success I'm every respect. The pews on
he right side Of the centre aisle were
oecuDicC by ST. Paurs school and those
on The lot side by the Mission school.
Tho singing was very good and was lea
bv Mr.. G.. B. Mouutcastlc with his cornet
Rev. Hartley Carmichael. ID. D.. deliver
ed am interesting address % the children
ON The events of Easter captain j. W..
Lockwood Jr.. was in charge ot the Ms
sion school and Dr. Carmichael ana Mt.
B. Ran. Wexford n charge OF 81. Paul
school.
There were $50 communicates at early
communion Sunday morning AZ S o'clock
and nearly as many took part in the Gel
ebratiou of the Holy Sacrament at .
o'clock while the Holy Communion was
participated I'm no j. o'clocl, by about two
hundred
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

seconded into he'll. and on the third day
He rose again from the dead.
The music was excellent. ana merits
the favorable compliments given 70 me
members OF the choir, and espec'aIy 20
their trainer and instructor Masb,e
RYAN. She has labored hard ana zeal,
ously IN the formation ana pertec''oh o'
the choir az 50. Joseph's church.
Tire celebration at 81. Joseph c'oseu
with the o'clock evening service, ne.'
T.,bor Ouode preaching on 1.-THE Alleluia
- .ra resurrection. Victory and JOY.
,revt. and death was swallowed up
g., ,,icto,.,. oh death. where Is thy sting
oh. grave. where IS thy victory =
Cor. xy., d-55
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Richmond: Clarence Peyton's and Jo-
siah s. Evans trustee 20 Henry Jackson.
so feet on south side Orange street, ~
feet west Of First 81 500.
William Reynolds trustee. 20 John 81.
E'lysol II 1it-12 feet ON north side OF
Moore street 80 feet east OF Harrison, Sll0.
Joseph T. Thomas and wife to Lula A.
Eldridre 2il-2 rect on Broad street.
northwest corner Thirty-fourth $3.50.
Hcnr.co: &. j Portewig. TO Victoria NJ.
Portcwig. his wife, n acres on Deep Run
Turnpike. 49, acres adjoining and 1900
acres bounded by Cabeu Walnut. Rag
land and Cedar streets, IS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
COL, WIN. BYRD'S DEATH.
A Virgininn Distinguished by Inheri-
tance and Personal Worth.

WINCHESTER, VA, April li.-Spe-
cial-Coionel william Byrd. one OF the
Oldest members OF the bar died at his
residence on south Washington street yes
terday, aged about seventy years. lie
had been In falling health for a number
Of years and had seldom been seen on
the streets since the death Of his law
partner. Lewis n. Huck. several years
600 Pc Is survived by a widow and
eight chlldren-Mar.e. Margaret. Susie
ana Ann; and Richard r.. William,
George and Alfred. 4 brother. George
II. Byrd. Of New York, also survives him
The funeral viii take place from the
Episcopal church tomorrow at 3 o'clock
with Rev. Nelson T. Dame officiating and
the following gent emen will act as pail
bearers: r. T. Barton r. Holmes Boyd
Homes Conrad. Meurice Lynch, Captain
John ]. williams. John ~. Steck. W. Roy
stephenson. Robert n. Ward, Judge T.
w. Harrison. Judge VIM. NJ. Atkinson.
Or. w. S. Love and pr. W. p. MCGUIRE,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
.1nhnsHnnI,ins Glee Clnh.

The Johns Hopkins Glee Banjo and
Mandolin Club will give a concert at the
Jefferson tonight az S:l5 o'clock This
entertainment is under the auspices Of
the Daughters of Industry of ST. Pauls
church. who are earnestly striving TO
raise a sufficient sum of money 20 build
"a church for the mission connected with
their church SO far the tickets have
been in great demand. and Il promises 10
be o. complete success. the patronesses
are as follows. Mrs. Archie Anderson
N~s w. w. Morton Mrs. Philip Bruce
Mrs r. r. Tatum. Ms. Robert Booker
Mrs Otwpy Allen. Mrs. Sally Robi
AIRS. Nod Crump Mrs. Gideon Davenport
Mrs Fred Scott, Mrs. Archer and Mrs.
4 s. Bn.ord.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The Indictment day prevented fun at
tendance 40 The monthly meeting OF the
Woman's Christian Association yesterday
go only routine work was attended 10.
and ass there are matters OF importance
90 Doe looked after there will be a called
meeting for Monday April 18th at 70
NJ at the rooms 700 east Franklin. Among
other things arrangements will be made
for the annual meeting, which VIII be
held Thursday the 2Sth OF April. from 4
TO 6 o'clock. other details will be given
in later notice
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
News From ! uiton.

Two little boys were arrested al the
hrict-yard Sunday by cyclone Samuel for
nioving cards. They were tried before
Squire r. +. Tyler yesterday morning.
amt the case dismissed The charge was
gambling. but no money was visible.
The Easter services in the Fulton
churches Sunday was especially nnc
Rev. ]. r. Harrison spoke morning and
nirht al Fulton Baptist church. Miss
Parker presided az the organ.
Dennv-Street Methodist church was
crowded at both services. Rev. 5. {.
Hatcher preached. The music was under
the charge OF Director 5. a. king' and
was very fine.
Evangelist Leavitt left yesterday morn
ing for his home In North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
supremc Court of Appeals.

Berry vs.. Workman. trustee Further
argued by VIM. A. Moncure Tor appel
liant. and submitted.
Rurdls e Co. VS.. Burds Argued by
VIM. A. Little Jr, for appellant, ana
submitted.
The court will adjourn for the term
before the end OF the week. probably on
Wednesday And u is likely that such
opinions as are agreed upon will be hand
ed down, or read. Wednesday morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
at is Not Charity"
The following explains itself:
Lee Camp Soldiers Hot

Lee Camp Soldiers Home
Richmond, Va, April H. 1895
To the Richmond Public:
II has been reported 10 the Board Of
Visitors OF Lee Camp Soldiers Home that
sorse few of the men in this institution
are constantly begging on the streets Of
Richmond for money We desire TO say
that the veterans at the Home are sup
piled with everything that Is necessary
for their comfort inclu1in7 tobacco These
few men by their dis0bedlence OF orders
and bad conduct are bringing discredit
upon the Institution and the Board re-
quests that's under no circumstances VIII
the public give money TO these men and
wherever n - bic viii repor' the name Of
the man found begging on the streets. II
Is not charity. II does the men themselves
no good and IS a serious injury TO the
Institution. The good men In the Home
feel that q few should not be allowed 20
bring discredit on them who are above re-
sorting TO such practice.
By order OF tho Bon-d ~ Visitors.
". V. RANDOLPH.
President.
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Cl,vC Circuit Court.

Judgments were rendered this mornlng
I'm he Citv Circuit Court for the plaintln
in the following suits:
commonwealth Of Virginia against L.
II Mott for 500
commonwealth OF Virginia against L.
Spies for S5f
commonwealth Of Virginia against John
p. Heck for 1921
Commonwealth OF virginia against W.
p. Seay for N55.
All these Judgments were rendered IN
coupon cases.
Notices Of motion FOR Judgment was
docketed I'm the suit Il Osmer Coddihs *
Co. against A. Valentine for S-lD30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The colored Catholics Of Richmond and
their friends md well wlshers OF other
denominations on Sunday celebrated the
Resurrection az Christ with great reioic-
ing at ST. Josenhs Colored Catholic
church, north Fifth street.
~ o'clock a hiah mass was cele-
bratcd, Rev Father Donovan helns the
ceitbrant. He also preached on the Pc
surrection, taking for his text, He de-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
Married in Paterson.

Mr. John ". F0eg f0rmorIy FOREMAN
I'm one of the depart mcnts on the Rich-
mond Locomotive Works. i'm this city
who IN November last removed 10 Pa,er-
son. n j.. was married In that city on
Aprl "a 10 Miss Mary LutZ, charming
Young lady who came here from Germany
about six years ago.
Mss Lutz Is the sister OF Mr.. James
Iutz. one Of tho survivors Of the battle
ship Maine disaster.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
Carolinn 90, Johns.Honk ms. o.

WINSTON. \. c.. April lL-Speclal-A
large crowd witnessed the ball game here
this afternoon between North Carolina
University and Johns Hopkins teams.
The score stood 20 to o in favor Of North
Carolina
The Pennsylvania and North Carolina
Universities play here tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
10 Meet To-Day.

The Board OF Aldermen will hold its re-
gular monthly meeting this evening at
o'clock
The Board Of Public Interest IS 10 meet
this afternoon at 500 j. NJ. IN room
No. on the third floor OF the city Han.
The Council Committee on Water will
hold a called meeting az noon to-day
In room No. y Of the city Hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The past ten days has been quite hard
upon the deserving poor Of the city. This
Association has made every effort for
funds. and they still hope 90 bc able 20
relieve cases OF needs Many citizens do
not know of tho very great need of the
poor and 10 rs hoped that the coming week
this Association may Doe able to obtain
more funds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
Ordinance OF Rnntism.

DIT Hatcher will administer the ordi-
nance of baptism az the Calvary Baptist
church twice to-day, FIRST al $50 In the
afternoon and then az S15 in the even
ing. Thus far over forty persons have
applied for membership In the Grace
Street Baptist church since the special
meetings were begun. The usual prayer
meeting will be omitted tomorrow night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

More evidence was heard yesterday
I'm the Chancery Court before Judge Lamb
and a jury IN the contested will case
brought on by tho suit OF the trustees
OF the Protestant Episcopal church Of the
Diocese OF Virginia against John A. Lacy.
administrator of the late Miss Emma NJ.
LlcN.
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Mr.. Knipht,s Condition

Mr. Wray T. Knight continues TO I'm
prove lie was ont for a short while
sunday. Mr.. Knight expects to be able
10 take charge OF the pos,0ihce Friday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

on yesterday afternoon in the Security
Bank the Citizens Relief Association
Committee of the Young Mems Business
Association held their regular weekly
meeting. The following was transacted;
nrn,.lnnsIu lnnnfnl for Tolcf Of
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The store Of A. Hutzler's Sons will be
closed Wednesday April 18th, on account
Of holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The regular meeting of the Methodist
Sunday school Society was held az Clay
Street church Sunday afternoon at $3.50
Ccineh. Addison Maupm president: and
ClHe p. Hldy. secretary.
Ih. exercises were opened with PRAYER
ty Rev $. g.. Hatcher and singing by
Che school
Th. -.pnrt lsom CIar-S.rcet school was
made br the superintendent ANA showed
the school TO- Doe .n good condition. The
reports from an the schools were very
encouraging hut especially the report OF
t3 conversions iu Laurel Street school and
300 u uuv-StTeet making a total or 90
conversions during the past month. The
President Sir Naupin. made very earn
est and touching alusion 90 this feature
ar The reports and The entire c0nerogo-
ton Oh iur sl1g with deep feeling praise
God From Whom AN Blessings Flow
The president then introduced the fol-
lowing exercises D." pupils of Clay-Sircct
school au OF which were wei rendered:
-~Tho Naidon's Amen. by Pearl Burton.
Remember. Boys Make Men, Archie
E0Wlett
"Bye and Bye" Jessie Van pelt
"Te 10 You" ida Crawford
The meeting was chen addressed by Rev
r. r. Cavlc of Laurei-S,reot church SUBJ
iect. personal Influence The address
was one az great value to the Sunday
school workers who were present and was
wei calculated TO awaken deeper inter-
est in the conversion of The pupils
The next meeting viii De held 40 Park
via.e church on the second Sunday in
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

May and al Little Trinity on the nfth
Sunday in May.
SUMMARY or REPORTS.
Following ls q summary Of the month";
ly reports Of superintcndents
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

The store OF A. Hutzlsrs Sons will he
closed Wednesday. April 18th, on account
Of holiday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12
MAY See Miller.

Polk Miller IN his characteristic sketch
as Uncle Daniel assisted by Mr.. Sis
son and Miss Ester Wallace. Will appear
for the last time al the Academy Of Mu-
sic on Tuesday night, the 18th OF April
Captain Frank Cunningham and his
ouartette will assist in the entertainment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-04-12

Read big advertisement on Sixth Page
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Read big advertisement on sixth Page.
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The funeral viii take place tomorrow
morning at II O'Clock from 81, Paurs
church. The pall-bearers will be as fol-
lows:
Honorary: Colonel Archer Anderson.
Mr.. b. b Minor Cologel Morton Maryc.
Major b. ". Richardson. Colonel Edwin
Hobson Major ID. y. Walker, Mr. Joseph
Bryan. Mr. Robert Suead.
Active: Mossrs. Robert Munford. VII
liam l.. Hin. Rev. T. Crump William Zim-
mer, Allan Talbot. Jr. c.. II. Talbot
Jr.. Beverly Tucker. William Crump
Tucker.