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snve dropped smith and will endorse
the action Of tho conyen don.
After the MEETING refreshments were
served and several musical numbers rem
OPENING SUCCESS.

The Confederate Carnfyal3Bega,,sU n-
der Favorable Auspices Last Night.
The initial opening Aof the Confederate
Carnival at the armory last nih ut was a
success in every particular.
The booths were a-tisucally arranged
and groupings OF Confederate heroes and
flags We're hung. In conspic ,ous places.
Music by Iardella,s Band added greatly
to the pleasure Of the evening. Dancing
couples present
"A novel feature OF the evening was a.
cake-w-alk by a baby two and hdaf years
old, little Harry Dean. who Will be at the
Carnival each evening during the week
The following is a list of the booths and
the ladies' who have them in charge
Booth No. /, George E. Pickett Miss
Lora X. Burgess, chairman-This Will be
the candy booth and will be among the
most attractive, as some OF the 1lnest
candy manufa cturers have sent splendid
donations.
Booth No. g. General R. E. Lee. Mrs.
John T. Rogers, chairman-This booth will
be literally supplied with fancy-work. and
donations from Lee Camp will be placed
in it
Booth No 3, Stonewall Jackson, Mrs.
Roberts, chairman.
Booth No. 4, ]. E. B. Stuart, Mrs. c.
= Johnson, VIII ott |AIC "
bacco booth, and Will also be very atuac-
tive, as the chairman has received many
large donations.
Booth No. g. Joseph E. Johnston, Mrs.
Ashby. chairman.
Booth No. G. A. P. Hell. Mrs. Clarke.
ADMINISTRATIONS from Petersburg
will be placed in this booth, and large
number have already been received.
Booth No. Il. F1tZhugh Lee, Mrs. George
Schleiser, chairman.
Booth No. s, Joseph Wheeler. Miss Ash
by. chatrman-This will be the flower
booth, and will be one of the prettest
features of the Carnival.
Booth No. 9. Bradley T. Johnston. Mrs.
D. NJ. Burgess, chairman.
Both No. TO- Dabney II. Maury. Mrs.
Nelson Powell chairnan.-The donations
from Mrs. Halsey. president of the United
Daughters Of the Confederacy in Pll1la-
delr1ia, will be placed in this booth.
Booth No. II, General McGTudeT. Mrs.
Rowden, chairman-This booth Will con-
tain ready-made clothes for Children.
Booth No. u, Mrs. Lasalle Corbell
Pickett, Miss Fannie Powell. chairman.
This will be the literary booth, and Mrs.
pickett,s book, pickett and HIS Men" as
wei as other donations, will be sold at
this booth.
Commissary. Mrs. Alice HeddE, chair
man-This will be called the CONQUERED
Banner Department in honor OF Father
Ryan, and will be embellished with large
portrait.
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In NJ e1nOriaIii.

Goochland c. H., Va, March 20, 1860
At a meeting of the bar, officers OF the
court and citizens of the county of Gooch-
land Courthouse on the 10Th day Of March
Judge A. *. ,NLonteiro was called to the
chair, and II. D. Ragland was elected sec
rotary.
( The following resolutions, after appro-
PIRATE addresses bys ;Messrs. John Ruther-
foord, B. o. James, HID. Ragland, D. r.
fLeake and VIM. Crouch, We're unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas, it hath pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom to remove from our
midst our distinguished fellow citizen and
beloved friend, William Miller. who on the
18th day of March, 1850. passed from this
vale of tears to the heaven OF eternal
rest; and whereas, we desire TO snow cur
appreciation of the man, the Christian and
the faithful and efficient clerk OF the
County and Circuit courts, which position
he held for thirty years as Worthy sue
scessor, of his father and grandfather VINO
had served the county in similar capac-
iity for more than half century preceu-
ing: therefore be it
Resolved, That in his dea tn the county
has lost most courteous and efficient
officer. one whose devotion to duty, and
whose noble character has endeareo MN
10 the people Of this county:
Resolved, That the removal OF such
life from our midst leaves vacancy and
a. shadow that will be, deeply realized by
his friends, and will prove serious loss
to the community and the public
Resolved, That while our hearts go out
in deepest sympathy with the bereaVed
widow, children and other rela tives Of
deceased friend. we express the hope 2th 1Ga {
even so greatsa loss to us all may be over
ruled by Him. VINO doeth all things well well
for good.
Resolved. That while our hearts are
allied with gloom at this sad dispense t ton
Of Providence. they are revived !. by.t ILs
hope Of meeting our friend In the land Of
eternal light and life. sc
Resolved, That the judges OF the County
and Circuit courts aof Goochland be i re-
squested TO spread these resolut tons on the
records OF their respective courts that that
they be published IN fhe daily newspa1eT's
Of Richmond and tha I a. copy be forward
cd to the fem,l,S ct the dece asetl. 554.
Resoly ed. TIA & the nnonv,e a tbs q &
Etorney be.requested to present q scopySocfr
these resolut ions TO the Circuit court
A. &. MONTE1Ffo.
Chairman
SHecrota ~, 81. -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Ada I,chnn MS Lady Teazel-Vaude-
willie ut tho Biiou.

willie at the l3lJOu-
A tirst-class company is supporting Ada
Rehau at the Academy Of Music, ana
oh member OF the company with one
or two exceptions. shone brillintly IN
1.-The School for Scandal last night
II is useless to say anything concern
ing the performance of Miss Rehan, Tor
She has held the top notch in histrionic
1aurels on the American stage in high
class comedy for SO long that her lame
has become thoroughly known 10 the
iheatre-going public. If though they may
not have seen her. She is simply supeTD
in all she undertakes, and as Lady Tea
zell'' she is charming to q desree.
The management would probably have
done better to have introduced her IN
some other play-some play that mas not
become 80 worn out by constant fepe''-
ton. But even at that she found a
unanimous sentiment Of approval at her
efforts.
mn 7,urene Ormond as 'tCharles Sur
face" was at his best, and even Louis
James could not have pleased the au-
dience better. MIR. Charles Harbury as
..SIr Peter Teazel" was, also. considered
good by the audience, although he over
acted to some extent AS Sir onVer
Surface Mr. George Clarke was quite
as diEnihed as the part required, ana me
remainder Of the cast was fair to MD
ding. and all that any one would desire,
with Miss Rehan as star
The mill tonight will be Shakespeare
..As You Like. It, with Miss Rehan as
-rRosalind"
Manager Leath's new theatre in Ports
,,,o,,t, Is near completion. and will be
nnened about the middle of April by
local opera company. The house is
very handsome one and will be run as
a htrh-class vaudeville house
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DR. INQUIRE IS
SERIOUSLY ILL
The Distinguished Surgeon Was.
Paralyzed on Monday.
ON HIS WAY TO THE HOSPITAL.
Yves Going TO Treat Ills Patients When
He Was stricken Down-Had
Noe Been in Good Health
for Some Time.

Or. Runter Mcclure IS very Ill at his
e1ome. Sixth and Grace Streets. HIS 1ignt
side was paralyzed on Monday afternoon,
and his condition is such as to give his
family concern.
Drs. Stuart Mcclure, Edward Mcclure.
dF,Eh MCGUIRE and ". S. Gordon are
attending him
The Doctor is in no immediate Danger.
II Win be week or ten days. however,
before It will be known whether or not
ne will ever be able to leave his bed.
aor. Mcclure was paralyzed at about
two o'clock Monday afternoon &;hile on
his way from his residence TO St. Lulke's
Hospital in the West-End. He realized
at once his serious condition, and ut first
uno.ioned TO the driver to continue on to
the hospital. QIe almost Immediately
changed his mind, and made the driver
understand he wanted to go back to his
HE Is CONSCIOUS.
DIR. Stuart MCGUIRE said yesterday that
tho paralysis resulted from, embolism OF
the brain and not from aDoplexy. DR..
McGuire's right side is affected de IS
entirely conscious but has no power Oh
speech.
The doctors health has been poor for
several wears. He mas been great tuf-
ferer from govt. The news Of the Doc
tors illness spread rapidly. and on every
hand there were expressions OF sympathy.
MANY people called at the Doctors res :
dence yesterday to inquire as TO his condl-
ton. NO one was admitted to his room, OF
course. except his physicians. nurses and
members of the family. Most OIL inc
visitors simply left their cards.
A POPULAR MAN.
DIR. MCGUIRE is widely known as pny-
sic,nn and a surgeon. He Is sixty-ive
wears old. During the war he was the
surgeon on "Stonewall'' Jackson's stan.
and was intimately acquainted with that
Great soldier There is no man living
who lis more familiar with Jackson,s war
record than DR.. Mcclure. Ills mastery
lecture on the hero of the Valley cam
paiens has attracted widespread atten-
ton. and has been delivered IN many
n,aces. Writers of civil-war history nave
come from Europe TO learn from Dr. INC
cure of Jackson's record as soldier
DIR. Meg uire has an enormous practce.
People have come from nearly all the
states of the Union to be treated by him
at his private hospital.
At midnight DR.. McGuire,s condlhon
yas thought to be slightly improved.
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RALLY IN JACKSON WARD !, D:
a Great Time Was Had at at Bahen's
Hall Last Night.

IN. central Democratic Club. repre-.
sentinE the First. Second and Third ., IRE,
eh,.. eof8 Jackson wara. held a meeting
al Bahen's Hail last night = 9 Coz
The attendance was unusually large. and
several ad dresses were made. Mr. John!
Isrsusse. for High Constable. and all
the Nominees for the Council and Board
II s Aldermen from this ward. or their.
REPRESENTATIVES. were present and ad-ss
dressed the cinh.
80 the attendance OF some members
Who N thdrew, from the club whens the
conyentionI nominated afr. Bahen instead
OF Mr.. Smith They thought this action
rpn. ax1kabie. cons!d rr!nE the g * that
Isahen s. q Republican and was noml-
mated BY Democratic conyenio Ion ard
prior 10 last night had refused 70 con-
;cefn themselves With the n,eetsnss Of
t. -.
q. II66IsoeMsstasA jislrsreEs thst thsys
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APPROPRIATIONS REFUSED.
&c Finance Committee Talk Plainly

The Finance Committee Talk Plainly
Regarding Them.
Tne Committee on Finance met in the
office of City Auditor Warren last night
and heard the complaints of over-assessed
taxpayers and considered a lot of fnan-5
scial matters.
The resolution asking for an appropria-
ton for the Confederate Memorial Litera-
ry Society was Laid on the table The
paper asks that the sum of $3.50 be. given
the society.
Considerable discussion arose over the
resolution referred from the Common
Council, (which asks for fund, to be
known as the filtration fund, to be laid
aside for atterm of two years. for the
purpose OF clearing the city's drinking
water.
Mr., Hardwicke and other members OF
the committee spoke against this resolu-
tion,; as they thought to lay aside
part of the receiptssof the Water Depart.
ment for that length of time would all
most surely mean that the city would be
in debt that amount at the expiration OF
the term.
A vote to lay the resolution on the table
was then taken and carried
The question Of giving an increased ap-5
proprlauon 10 the cemeteries of the CITY
was brought up and discussed. The In
crease, according to the resolution APP
propriating the same. will amount to $40
for each cemetery. The matter, however,
was not finally disposed OF last sht,
@s Complaints were received from Nil
j. Lewis and others concerning exorDl-
stant: assessment Of taxes. The complaints
were referred to the City Attorney win
power to act.
Some discussion arose over Richmond !, s
bonded Indebtedness and the City a ,.-
/ tor explained several details pertain ns
to it, -
The resolution asking that SEC, eo} De
borrowed for the purpose Of meeting ene
current expenses Of the city fell nat, SO
far as the Finance Committee IS con-
2cerned. Il may be ia ken UP ana as
,cussed at tomorrow nights meeting OF
the Common Council and Board OF Alder
men.sr ~
q TheaF1nance committee will meet again
to-nigh
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oDD-FELLoWs BANQUET.
Mr.. Thomas N. Kendler Elected fep-
sentative to G and Encampmcnt.

sentative to G and Encampment.
Nelson Encampment, No 2, l. O. Q.
r., held Its regular meeting at Monroe
Han last night at o'clock. The prin-
cipal business was the election OF the
representative to the Grand Encamp-
ment to be held at Newport News an
June After several ballots Mr.. Thomas
n RENDER was chosen, and Mr.. Chris.
Evensen alternate.
MIR. G. d. Jones was elected collector
for the epcampmenl-
After all business had been disposed OF
the encampment was served delightful
banquet by MT. Peter Stumpf, and most
enjoyable evening was spent.
The following are the officers of the
encan1pment: A1essrs O. ]. F. Hayne,
Chief Patriarch; c. L. Weisiger, High
Priest; Oscar J. Adams. Senior Warden;
Thomas J. Wood. Junior. Warden: J. II.
Simpson, Scribe; T. A Aubel, Treasurer
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NEW REVENUE LAW.
Tobacco Manufacturers No Longer
to Give Prizes or Premiums.

The. following notice of the statutory
provisions regarding the manufacture of
tobacco has been sent out by the Com
missioner of Internal Revenue FROM
Washington:
None of the packages of smoking to-
bacco and fne-cut chewing tobacco and
cigarettes prescribed by law shall be per-
mitted to have packed in, or attached to,
or connected with them, any article or
thing whatever. other than the nlanufac-
turers' wrappers and labels, the internal
revenue stamp and the tobacco or cigar
cites, respectively. put up therein, on
which tax is required to be paid under
the internal revenue laws; nor shalt there
be affixed to, or branded, stamped. mark
ed, written or printed upon said pack
ages. or their contents. any promise or
offer of. or any order or certificate for
any gift. prize, premium, payment or re-
ward
These provisions must be strictly OBJ
served
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Make il Standard Guas,..

CHARLESTON. S. c., March so--A
special to the News and Courier from
Yorkevilie, s. c., says:
president W. *. Barbar,sof the Gro
lima and Western Railroad to-day bought
the one thousand shares tina. Tcrs Cum
ty, owns in that corporation al S25t
share. President Barber was wi In to
pay cash, but the county Board of Com
missioners were unwilling to make the
sale except upon condition that the road
be made a standard guage between tn
date and January 1st. 1901. That cono1-
.tion was accepted.
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Miss Helen Stockdell. the efficient d.
rector Of st. James choir. has perfected
: all plans to leave in June Tor ldaho. 10
Z: do missionary work among the Indians
She will reside at Pocatello. the Indian
reservation
Miss Stockdell is a graduate OF the Bos-
ton Conservatory, and is thoroughly
versed in the methods Of music. She
entertains the hope Of effecting good
work through this power. and
will use the simple music as means to-
ward a worthy end.
Miss stockdell's many Richmond friends
will sincerely regret her departure
The Board of Managers of the Retreat
for the Sick held meeting at IL o'clock
yesterday, Mrs. D. W. Moseley presid-
ing. .
The meeting was called for discussion
of the plans for donation-day, which will
be held Thursday, from 10 A. M. to 10
P. M.
The Milton G. Wood whist Club will
meet with Mrs. James Keith this after
noon.
Mrs. Winch Of Boston, is on visit
to her daughter, Mrs. James Scott
Parrish.
Mr.. and Nrs. ]. r: v. Daniel gave a
delightful children's party Monday after
noon in honor OF the tenth birthday Of
Master Charming Daniel. The early
part of the afternoon, games We're.
INDUCED in and later the children re-.
.piared to the dining room, where pref
stily decorated table laden with dainties
awaited them.
The invited guests were: Misses Emily
sEN1c(1Jira
Louise Harrison, Mary Stewart Peter.
kin. Charlotte Meade, Susie Carter,
Charlie Minor, Barbara Trigg. Elizabeth
Cooke, Elsie Harrison, Camilla Wexford,
Mary Crump, Ida Mason, Isabel Daniel:
Masters Armstrong Price. Bernard sPey-s
ton. Archer Christian. Catesby Jones,
two Alurrays. of New York:7e1L andon
Wexford, Robert Rennolds. Hamilton
Claiborne, Dabney Lancaster, Grayson
Dashiell, Robert Daniel and John n
Branch.
Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel in en-
PERTAINING 2the children were Mrs. H =.
7 .efehyre, Baltimore: Mrs. John Skel-
ton Williams, Mrs. John Z. Eubank,I Mrs.
Won :Weissenberg, Finland; Mrs. y. b
Thomas son, Mrs. Frank Mcclure Miss
Juliet Lee. Miss Lucy Meade and Rev.
and Mrs. w. Meade Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert r oreinall,s VITO i ndve
recently come to the city from Atlanta,
are staying at AIRS. Carleton Jackson,s.
on West Grace Street
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Hecht. Of New.
York. are on a visit to Mrs HechCst
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. cred. S. Myers:
Miss Carrie Thomas, Of Norwich. Conn.,,
is the guestsof Mrs: E. C. Minor. rs rs
Mrs. Ware B. Cay, Of sRoston. is stop
ping atSthe Jefferson.
the guests aas Of Mrs 81 william Friend
Miss Mamie Cook. who has been visit
ing friends In South Carolina, Georgia.
and Florida, will return to the city next
week. :,s
Mrs. Thomas Howard and Mrs. ogeIby,
of Clevelan nd, g. u nre at the efferson
for sore time. e
is on Thursday evel,ing at 20 80 o'clock
there will be a musical eS IA 6 the woman.s
Club. 70 which each membersmay bring
On escort 3
The artists of me evening wtIl be- Mr..
lsoppenhe e PENN lvsnta 'eslltst;
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Small Ficc.

The alarm Of fire was turned in las,
night at -9:06 O'clock from box No. cl5.
Engines Nos. S and 6, and truck No.
responded, and upon reaching the scene.'
found a vacant house on Lady Street
burning, having been set on fire by boys
In the neighborhood. The flames were
easily, gotten under control. and the
damage done will not amount to SIS.
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"Wednesday Club Rehearsal.

A rehearsal of the Wednesday Club was
held at the 7. NJ. c. A. auditorium last
night.
The evening was devoted to the practice
of Gounod Gallea and selections from
the Redemption 80
nr. Richards, of Norfolk. entertained
the club with several songs He has
rich bass voice and his singing was great
ly enjoyed.
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NIaxOncn New Hotel.

There is some talk of the formation OF
a Joint stock company for the purpose OF
leasing the st. Charles or the Exchange
Hotel and fitting the building for a hotel
for workingmen.
The idea is to have hotel somewhat
on the plan of the one erected in New
York by Mr., D. o. Mills.
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TO the pleasure of the

others contributed to the pleasure Of the the
evening. -
The judges Mr. Wv Gentry, Mrs. !! - L
H. 1chardson and Miss Ada en- llSley,, &c! oe7T9
scided the debate on the cues ton: = e
solved. That old minds are more e1r, - w
pitied than bachelors; - settled N 81 wy
negative.
The debaters we're aIessrs. b. F. john.
son. A B. Caldwell, "A. c. Goode ana anu
John S. Eggleston.
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iiomc for Con Tolerate Women.

7 Mrs. Nelson Powell on YESTERDAY re-
sceived very interesting letter from
Mrs Bergman, president OF the Dan
vile Chapter OF the Daughters sof the
sConfederacy. In which she states thse
the Daughters of this city wilf have the.
Danyille Chapters Undivided support. y
an effort toSerect a Home for Confeo
rate Women. Mrs. Green says that IN
stead of cont tbntins TO the Jefeersee
Davis monument the Danvilie EnaSser
will hereafter contribute towards the
erection OF "a Home fos ConfedsratesWlo sl-s
n en-. az
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Schiller lodge,

a meeting of Schiller Lodge. No. 1Se.
O. o. f., Will be held tonight. Grand
Master Bailey will be present, and all
members are requested to turn out. The
matter of joining the Carnival parade VIII
be discussed.
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/. s-4sf y
Not a Candidate.

Mr. S. 7. Gillian, of Dinwiddie county.
has decided not to run as the Republican
candidate for Congress In the Fourth Dis.
trict. 1t is probable that Major Francis
R. Lassiter. who will be the Democratic
nominee. Will have no OPPOSITE
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.Jackson Ward Democrats.

The Young Mems Social and Demo-
cratic Club of Jackson Ward will meet
at their hall, No. GIG North Seventeenth
Street, tonight at s O'clock AL candi-8
dates are cordially invited to attend.
This club meets every Wednesday night.
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Conrrcss no NIcct Hero.

The Baptist Congress. composed of dis
tlnguished men OF this denominau ton
from all sections of the country. will
meet in Richmond next November. The
dates will be fixed later on.
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Hurt Couniin" Cars.

A colored man named Edward Wayne
was hurt in the Chesapeake and Ohio
yards yesterday morning. and was taken
to the Retreat for the Sick. where his In
juries were found to be serious, but not
necessarily fatal He was coupling cars
on the road when the accident occurred E
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Married Last Night.

Miss Belle B. Grant. the attractive
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Grant, and Mr.. John S. Goodman were
married last night at the home Ct the
brides parents. on Church IIill,
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CAS- ORA,
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Bought
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q Hartman. Real Estate Auctioneer,
q yin sell at auction. upon the premises,
- $50 o'clock P. NJ. tomorrow. a Neat
F,rama Mouse. The location makes Il
comfortable home. or it VIII pay Well as
an investment.
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cA8To1IA.
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.r,s sont hern Een Telephone and Teis-.
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Miss Josie Bowles. the accomplished
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. M. E. Bowles,
will be married to-day to Mr.. Claude
James.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

Mr.. Thomas Fraser. who mas been in
Toronto for several months, has returned
to the city.
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OBITUARY
Mrs. Jennie Wren.

Mrs. Jennie Lee Wren. wife OF y. Mt Z:
Cornelius r. Wren. and daughter OF Nj. MI,
and Mrs. A B. Armstrong, died yes Ter
day afternoon att clock at her resi-
dence, No. AIS North Twenty-elsn1tn
Street. She had suffered from COM
#plication of diseases for many years. l:
but was at all times sustained by her
Christian faith and the ministra tons of
kind friends She is survived by hus-
band and three Children, and many rela-
tives, near and remote. The funeral
will take place from st. James Metho-
dist Church Thursday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
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Miss Florence billiard, violiniste, and
Miss Shelton, pfanlste.

Miss Carrie Coleman will return this
week from New York. where she went
20 attend the SpoI tsman Show.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

Mr.. Hahr will give a pupils recital at
his studio this afternoon at 4:30 o'clock, at
No. 202 East Franklin Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-21

I Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hecht. OF New.
York, are on a visit to MIS- HechCs
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. S. Myers.
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"a. D. Ragland, SaeoretarY,
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Death of an Infant.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Z.
Kessnich will regret to learn of the
deaf of their infant son in Altoona,