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Do Not Neglect Your Eyes.

ANNA--A cyclone about 100 yards wide
passed one mile east ~ this place Quite A
number Of residences aud outbuiidines rsra
blown down A heavy rainfall and In some
places . regular waterspout followed.
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The best ice cream and finest chocolates
at Mic Xanthos parlors, COS Main street.
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Eleventh District civn Court.

W. e. Haley VS.. George C. Davis; plain
tiff granted leave to Ale first supple
mental petition.
Dan Super VS.. John G. Super; continued
generally.
G. C. beats We, f. s Putnam. plaintiI
granted leave to file first amended orig
inal petition.
Mercy Johnson VS.. Houston and Texas
Central Railroad Company; leave to plain
TN TO hle second amended original petit
ton
Edward Roach ct al VS., S. n portetf 81
al, taken under advisement by the %ourt
State OF Texas VS.. ]. T d, WllsoY ct al;
Judgment for the plaintiff for sos, witt
interest and foreclosure Of Ign
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CARPET Department.

10 ROLLS JAPAN MATING, cotton warp.
regular $500 grade, Friday < Mn
WINDOW SHADES, spring roller, COM
M Rlefs s6e ne T SPnSS9 quality sHa feet 25c
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, white
and ecru, S1a yards long, so inches wide,
regular price $l.00 per pair, Friday 9S~
per pair ....... Observation-Disclosures. w
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The Junior concert takes place -onignt.
Don't tail 10 attend. Turner hall Dancing
after concert.
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La PORTE.

500 per gallon Toe Cream at booths
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Order half gallon Booths pure Ice
Cream. Only 5oc-
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The bill provides that all process against
defendants residing in the counties OF
Cameron. Hidalgo and Starr are to he
returned to Brownsville All process is
sued against defendants residing in the
counties OF Austin. Brazora, Chambers.
Colorado. Fort Bend. Galveston, jackson.
Matagorda and Wharton are returnable 10
Galveston, and all process issued against
defendants residing In the counties Of
Grimes, Harris. Madison, Montgomery.
Trinity Walker Layaca and Waller are
returnable to Houston.
The bill also provides for the appoint
ment Of a United States marshal for the
district and fixes the time for holding
terms OF the courts.
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Booths Ice Cream only sl.OO gallon.
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Mrs. T. W, Reneau.


The meeting of the association WAS con-
cuded last night with dinner at the
Latham for which an especially elaborate
menu was prepared. The names Of all
OF the dishes served were printed IN
French. and the menu cards, in addition
10 the coat OF arms OF the family, bore
the following motto; "D'azure a la fasce
dargent. accopagnie De trois losanges su
meme
or those present Messrs l. A. Reneau
aud H. NJ Beuteii are delegates 10 rho
Transmississippi Congress.
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LADIES' Shoe Department.

LADIES FINE KID oXFoRDS, patent
coin and stock tins. Mckay I OF
soles, worth $3.50 today. -
LADIES FINE THREE STRAP SAND
AIS. French heel and turn OF
Soles at...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
LADIES' FINE oXFoRDS, vesting and
kid tops, patent coin and round toes.
worth $500, az
today .....-... .-.'..'''''''.''
LADIES STRAP SANDALS. spring heel.
with bow and buckle. 21s to s. AZ
MISSES SOUTHERN TWo-BUTToN. in
tan and black, with kid and vesting tops,
sizes S1s to H. 1S
Sizes liz TO 2l2. at ....................N.5O
MISSES STRAP SANDALS. 7S~
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NEW FEDERAL COURT DISTRICT.
Provisions of the Bill Introduced ny
Congressman Hawley.

Congressman Hawley.
Much interest has been awakened In
the bill presented by Congressman Haw-
ley providing for the establishment Of a
new Federal court district. to be known
as the Southern district OF Texas. AS
previously mentioned in The Post. the
terms OF the court, as provided by the
bill. are to be held at Houston, Galveston
and Brownsville. The counties to be in
cluded In the district are as follows:
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Men S FURNISHINGS.

For today we offer so dozen mems Madras
Shirts, 75c quality, and strongly made;
these shirts are positively good washers
ard in the most up-to-date colors, with
detached cuss, S0%
price .......,.....,... .......,.,.... - "
stoo and sl.25 quality this seasons TX
designs, Csc and .....,.............../ "
NECKWEAR English squares made of
best Rumchunda Silks In stripe and Per-
sian designs, *
eacu ..,,... .,..-...'''''..s.'''''..' - -
MEMS BALBRIGGAN UNDERSTANDS
and drawers made of best Egyptian }
yarns, per garment, SOC and ........ <OC
( MEMS soX in black aud colors fashioned
and full finished. double heels and IN.
toes, per pair 25c, 15c and ..,...., OC
) MEMS LINEN CoLLARS AND CUFFS.
the latest styles, m
at 25c 15c and ..,...,............... NC
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The primary meat markets have remained
almost stationary for some days past and
there are no changes to report in the local
situation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
MAY BE. NEAR HERE.
T. F.Taylor Thought to be in Hcnrico

T. r. Taylor Thought to be in Hcnrico
County.
It is believed by several persons mere
that Theodore f. Taylor, ex-dep equity
clerk of tHenrico county, who IS charged
with embezzling $500 of pubic fund, is
still in Henrico county and that he has
never been outside of it. It is olso
intimatcd that he is secreted by friends
who keep constant watch for the OF
ficers.
This impression has now taken on the
strength of firm belief. a well-known
citizen stated yesterday that he would be
willing to wager $500 that Taylor is now
in Henrico county and has never gone out
of it since he was arrested.
An officer of Henrico county stated that
he believed TAYLOR was hiding with friends
in Henrico. who were shielding him from
the law. and that through this plan of
systematic vigilance, the efforts of the au-
thorities had been baffled. The officers
said that the county authorities were more
and more of this opinion and though they
had been and still are exercising every
possible mears to capture the accused
Taylor, they were powerless to do SO as
long as any of Taylor's friends continued
to assist him in escaping the law.
II is not known whether Taylor's exact
whereabouts are suspected by the authori-
ties, but it is believed certain localities
are kept under close surveillance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
COURT OF JUSTICE JOHN.
A Short Docket Which Was Disposed
Of With Roni1ify

~ SoAOAI DOSIsCS ~ h'Su ~ oS AiSuOSSN
OF With Ra.,idity.
The docket in the Police Court :1ester-
day was short and the Great Dispenser
lost no time in disoosins Of it.
John Paxton was the first name called
out by the sergeant. and he proved to be
a colored individual with signs of recent
dissipation upon his personal appearance.
The signs were dead sive-aways and
John had to produce $1.1O.
Charles Henry and Mike Hynes were
two white men with the dust and CRIME
of freight cars all over them. They had
attempted to pass themselves off as Jaw
full voters and used the incidental pre-
rogatiye to ask for cash. They were de-
tected and proven to be inpostors and were
given, one day in which to clear them
selves.
Isaiah Turner was another darby, who
had run up against lot of Jackson Ward
booze. He was given sixty days to get
over it.
Bonnie Kicker, small white boy. was
charged with throwing stones at the home
of +. L. Christian, a darby, with whom
he was on bad terms. The charge was
not clear and Bonnie went home.
Peter Deprato paid the customary IL
cense fee for getting two many drinks on
board. namely, S1.70.
Fege Howard, small darby, was found
to have in his possession a quantity Of
railroad brasses. He was taken in charge
on suspicion and the case will be heard
on the, 31st instant.
The Great Dispenser later in the day dis
posed of number of civil cases.
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.Attl,eB iio,,.

That nothing succeeds like success is
demonstrated this week a. the Bijou. The
capacity Of the theatre has been tested
at. every performance, and the advance
sale of seats for the ma tinee and night
perform. ances Of the bill to-day show that
there will be a large audience present on
both occasions.
Mona and Banks Winter Were favorites
before. and now they are even better In
the estimation of the thousands who saw
them during the week. The entire bill
was most acceptable. From the time
Derenda and Bren started juggling clubs,
and then along down the bill every act
pleased. t.Fleurette' and F'rahs Gardi-
ner in their sketch, the young American
Ouintette. the three Nevarros, the four
OHfans and Bennett and Kessner contri-
buted fine acts.
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DR.. S. "A. STEEL'S SERMONS.
List of His Subjects for Several
Weeks

Regular services are being conducted
at Centenary Methodist Church by Rev..
DR.. S. A. Steel the pastor. His subject
for Tomorrow morning will be How
Shall we Save the Christian while a
night he will speak on The Trial of.
Jesus Cn1tst-Did He Have a Fair I'rial?'
The topics for Sunday morning services
follow:
Apnist list, The Christian Minister;
April Sth, The Crucifixion of Jesus. April
18th, The Resurrection of Jesus; April
22d The Great Commission; April 18th,
The Gift Of Power.
For Sunday evenings at Sis o'clock his
subjects will be:
April 1st. Jesus Before PLATE; April
sth, The Suffe1ings of Jesus; April 18th,
The Resurrection Life: Anril I'D, The
Message of Jesus to the Masses; April
goth, Proofs of the Divinity Of Jesus
Subjects of the ,n1id-week sermons fol-
lows:
March osth. Under the Palms: April
Ath, Pilates Wife and Her Dream: April
18th, Jesus and the Women: April 18TH,
Jesus and Feter; April 25th, Jesus ana
John.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
WILL EULOGlz
SYDNEY P EPES
Ts-Day's Session Of the House TO be
-. Devoted 10 This Purpose.
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM.
Senator Martin May Have. Remarked
That He Was Uticrly Opposed to
II, and That II Was Contrary
10 tl.e Constftut ion.
washington Bureau The Times.

SIS Fourteenth Street
WASHINGTON. March 2s.-Spccial.-a
<spcskinr of the interview that the Demo
cratic party will not stand on the Ne
praska platform, Senator Martin IS
quoted as saying that he might have re-
marked that he was utterly opposed to
the initiative and referendum. as that
would be contrary to the Constitution.
but that was all.
Major Otey called on the Attorney
General to-day to secure rehearing for
Mrs Nowlin. of Jynchburg, on her appii-
cation TO have cloud removed from a
piece of property located in Dallas. Tex.
which has been held up since 1857 The
Acknowledgement said he would consider
the request and would grant 1t il posi-
bic.
Major OBEY has been appointed a mem
Der of the special committee having I'M
der consideration the joint resolution ap-
propriating s50oo.00o to celebrate the
Louisiana purchase at St Louis in 1905.
RETURNED FROM BALTIMORE.
Representative Jones, Of Virginia, re-
aurned to the city to-day from Baltimore,
where he last night delivered speech
before the Maryland Democratic Associa-
tion. His speech formally opened the
MARYLAND campaign. Mr.. Jones says 1t
was an enthusiastic meeting, and resolu-
lions were, adopted endorsing bryan Tor
denomination and reaf1irming the Chicago
platform.
Representative Rixey introduced bill
To-day authorizing the Secretary OF War
to furnish the Secretary of the Treasury
a list OF the homes of all laborers en-
-Dluyed in the War Department and bu-i
f,rr ~
withheld ostensibly Tor the support Of in
digent freedmen, and the Secretary OF
The Treasury shall adjust these accounts
and pay them the amounts found to be
due.
Representative Wise. of Virginia. has
introduced a bill making an appropria-
ton of $1e3,s57 for the removal of an OBJ
struction in the naval channel OF Eliza
beth River, Virginia, in the approach to
The nary-yard. known as Hospital Point.
EULOG1BS TO MIR EPBS-
The Mouse will devote to-morrows ses-
sion to eulogies on the memory of tie
late Congressman Epes Many of the
Virginia delegation will deliver eulogies.
A number Of Western and Eastern MEM
beers have also signitied their intention to
pay tribute to his memory
Hon st. George Tucker, formerly
member Of Congress from Virginia, Is in
the city to-day, and appeared on the
floor of the House, where he received
very datterinE ovation. During his service
in Congress Mr.. Tucker was the most
popular member Of the House with both
parties, and his former associates are
lionizing him. He expects to remain
about a week.
II. G.. Buchanan and Samuel Carter. of
Richmond, are in the city on pleasure
trip.
Senator Pritchard, of North Carolina.
introduced a bill to-day to pay Marcellus
j. Edwards. of Wake county, n. C., 8, 800
for stores and supplies used by Federal
forces In 1865.
Frank NJ. Beverly was to-day appointed
postmaster at Freezing, Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24

The Camp voted to grant the use OF
the hall to the Junior HOLLYWOOD Me. Memo
rial Association for. their memorial e1er-
discs on May Sd if the trustees can ar ar
range the same.
Comrade W.. Archer moved That the
AdjutaEt be directed to express to our
comrade, DR. Hunter Mcclure. the SYM
,pathy Of this Camp in his sickness, and
to express the hope of his speedy recov-
cry The motion was adopted by a rising
unanimous vote.
DR.. southall,. superin tendent OF Public
Instruction, was present and made an adj
dress ON the line Of histories. He stated
that Prof. White, of was hington and
Lee University, + was writing along the
lines he had suggested, and THAT the book
would be referred to committee con-
sisting of DR.. Hunter Mcclure. John p.
Mcclure and Prof. p B. smitl.ey and
soon. he hoped, a history would be pre-
sented that would meet the want OF a
book that would be universally accept
al hin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
OLD DOMINION DEMOCRATS.
A Large Gathering Last Night and
MANY Short Speeches.

A Large Gathering Last Night and
Many Short Speeches.
In The absence of President Wood, of
the Old Dominion Democratic Club. Mr..
Henry Cohen. vice-president, called the
meeting to order last night After rou-
tine business the various candidates who
were prssent were invited 10 address the
club
City Treasurer Phillips was represented
by Colonel w. r. Smith, who urged his
retention in his present position. Mr.. a.
montgomery appeared on behalf of
himself as a Justice of the Peace to sue
coed himself. Mr.. S. L. Wood also spoke
in his own behalf for Justice of the
Peace. Mr., Isaac Michael announced
himself as candidate for Justice Of the
Peace. City Sergeant Epps spoke on be-
half Of himself for retention, and when he
took the floor he was greeted with much
applause. Mr.. E. Il. colgln spoke for
Ar J. c. Smith as a successor to Mr.
Epps.
Colonel r. Y. Winston spoke on his own
behalf for reelection to the position Of
Clerk of The Law and Equity Court.
Mayor Taylor was called upon and
spoke for reelection. In his, remarks he
said that the main thing at this election
was the choice of a Council. for they were
the people who conducted the affairs Of
The city.
Mr.. Charles o. Saville spoke for HIM
self us Clerk OF the Chancery Court, and
received much applause. Mr.. Gersdorf
spoke for Mr.. Charles W. Goddin.
Mr.. Walter Christian was applauded
when he spoke in his own behalf for the
position OF Clerk OF the Hastings Court,
which he now holds. Mr.. +. c. Garrison
spoke for reelection to the position Of
High Constable
Mr.. James 3. Wood spoke for the posi-
tion as member Of the Board of Alder
man in opposition TO the present member,
MIC. w. Hardwicke. whose term ex-
pires. Somebody said didn't stand any
chance he said, but wouldn't swap
chances with my opponent just now
and he ~as loudly applauded.
Mr.. Preston Belrin spoke for the POSI-
ton OF Clerk of the Hastings Court. A
number OF cand idates for the Council
were then introduced and spoke in their
own behalf.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
MR.. CASKIE,S DECISION.
He Has Not Changed His Mind in Ref
ercnce to the Election.

He Has Not Changed His Mind IN he1-
ercnce to the Election.
Mr.. James Casi1ie, member Of the City
Council from Monroe Ward, and oresi-
dent Of that body, has not yet determined
upon what action he will take in refer.
ence to allowing himself to become a
candidate for reelection
Il When seen last night at his residence,
Mr. Caskie said that he decided several
months ago to rettre from the Council.
He has been member of that body for
six years and has performed much val
liable service for the city. When it was
generally learned that he would not run .ll
again he was waited upon ny many citi-5
Gems from various sections of the city and
members of the Council. who urged him
to reconsider his determinat ton. But up
to the present time he has not changed
his decision.
II an, not prepared to say that should
nv name be placed upon tho ticket by.
my friends. that 4 shall decline to accept
If elected, . he said in reply to q ques-
5tios1 80.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
CITY RaIllCourts. i

=,
a motion for augment was filed 1ns.n e
City Circuit Court yesterday afternoon
in the case aof Mrs l'a.sls
against Robert F. Butler for tine SUI -
of $3.50, with interest thereon from 1 lns
10Th day of March until paid
In theaLaw ana Equity Court yes a.aa
day morning a bill for divorce vas .nis =
by Giles B. Jackson in "a the ~
Joseph r. Pollard against 81 I oulsa pol7s
lard. One ground for divorce is desert ton
In the Circuit Court the case OF ~.
s.oo q, =, he iury not being able to
agree, adjourned until this rnerning:
The following judgments were er. rem rem
dered: Constance s.eRoberts a asainst y D.
Tav1orS CO. against William Bulling-
ham, for sls.ss, subject to credit Of si z,
Lee Lewis, a negro, charged with
breaking into slaughts5 house p.eaasa
Court, and was given two in the
penitentiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
..stonc,ySll jackson Night"

Last night was Stonewall Jackson night
at the Confederate Carnival at the Ar Ar
mory. Large crowds continue to patro-
nize this popular affair.
The Stonewall Jackson booth Is unoer
the management of Mrs. Charles Rooerts.
The Roberts home was burned at one
time, and General Jackson came 70 tne
rescue and saved the family from the
burning building. He carried Mr.. Ro-
berts off before him on the saddle; the
rest Of the family and pig. that food
might be provided, he said, were. taken
to a neighboring farm house In Genera
Jackson's van.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
sEA-CAPTAlN ROBBED.

Charles LarlSin, of the Schooner Il
Don't Know" Learns the News.
Captain Charles Larkin of the schooner
IT Don't Know" now lying at the ioot
of Twentieth Street, this city was rooped
of s45 Yesterday morning. 1t was thought
nv CAPTAIN Larl1in that the deed was
committed by a new hand.
The captain said that he had the money
in five dollar bills. in the inside pocket
Of his coat, which was hanging on
peg in his cabin.
Captain LarlSin at once reportea
the matter to the First Police Stat on
and Detective Wren was detailed to
work up the matter. captain
Larkin gave very accurate description
of the supposed thief.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Damage Suit Dismissed,

ALEXANDRIA,, VA. March 23-Spe-
cial.-Ihe jury in the Circuit Court in
the case Of Laura v. Watkins rs. The
Washington. Alexandria and Mt Vernon
Railroad Company for s10.00p, could not
agree, and were dismissed.
They stood four IN favor Of the de-
fendant, and eight in favor of the
plaintiff. The case was heard last Octo-
Der in the Circuit Court here before
Judge Nicol. and the jury awarded the
plaintiff $4,000, and the verdict was set
aside by Judge Nicol.
TIE husband of the plaintiff received
injuries while alighting from the conn
pany's cars. which 1t is alleged resulted
IN his death.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
BieRca1 Estate transfer.

A. big real estate transfer was recored
Yesterday in the Henrico Court clerks
office. It was made by a. H. Ther1nann
and wife to Thomas a. Ross, us acres
about four miles from Richmond on the
Mechanicsville Turnpike and persona lty
on said farm. In consideration Of the
asst gnInent by the said Ross to said
Thiermann of a deed OF trust dated April
.25, 1899, executed by William =. 6 80
SAnsel L. Washburn conveying certain n
land in Sunry county and a chattel mort mort
gage to secure Adelaide Nv " asliou urn
the payment Of the sum of S59.oOO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
PRESIDENT SPENCER i'll.
Executive Head of the Southern a Vic
tim Of In GciNnc

NEW YORK, March 3.-Special-Presi-
dent Samuel Spencer, of the Southern
Railroad system. has succuInbed to the
grip, which has been prevalent in this
city for many weeks. A call at his resi-
dence This afternoon elected the infor-
nation that he has only been victim to
the disease for a short time, and is al
ready on the road to recovery.
He will. however, refrain from attend
ing to his business duties for few days,
at the expiration of which he hopes to
have fully recovered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
! ,,t,,or;tics After the Cemeteries

BENJAMIN Harris, manager and keeper
az the IJnicn Mechanics Cemetery, was
before Mayor starrett last night on a
charge of failure to keep record OF the
interment Of dead bodies as provided by
section s of the town ordinance relative
10 cemeteries. Harris was fined s1.oo
and costs, amounting to $3.50, which
were paid.
The authorities of Barton Heights are
determined to have these people con-
form strictlyzto the law, and have noti-
fed them that the law would be Strictly
inferred. Mr. r. w. Gardiner. repre-
senting the deefndant. and w. II. Be e'' !,
eridge, the town attorney. prosecuted
the case. -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
Man Influence
OVel Man.
Remarkable Words on Per.
sonal Magnetism From an
Eminent Divine.

No subject has excited so much interest
er awakened so much discussion among
thinking people Of late as that of Per- Per:
sona1 Magnetism. It Is worthy of note
that clergy1nen, doctors, college pree.s sit
dents. and men Of science everywhere are
giving 1t deep thought. Many of them
have openly certified to its wonderful
powers. The outspoken words OF Rev.
5Paul Weller, OF Gorham. n. ", in this
connection will call forth no little addi-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
NEW BAPTIST. CHURCH

To be Erected on the Corner of Twenty
First Street and Fairmount Avenue.
The work of erecting the new Baptist
church on the corner of Paramount Ave
nue. and Twenty-frst Street will be. be-
gun next week The congregation now
worships in Howard's Grove BAPTIST
Church.
A committee will be appointed to have
charge Of the matter and make all plans.
The edifice is not to cost less than 5000,
and will seat about 400 pei scns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
VETERANS WILL AID

Leo Camp Held an Interesting Meet.
ing Last n ight.
Leo Camp, NO. /, Confederate Veterans
held their regular meeting last. n1Sil ~
Commander David c. Richardson in the
chair. The Camp decided to assdst the;
ladies OF the auxiliary of Pickett Camp.
Confederate Veterans. In their arrival
at the armory.
IA donation OF S was voted to theEGenE- NJ
eral Dabney II. aIaury cs,aptsr, Daussl-8
6ers 81 the Cuufedesucy.sotsP en1lsyava MA:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-03-24
- ?, 5s5..l
JJnifytInil ~t to Meet.

unity lodge, No. S. o. o. F.. s. VIII
meet tonight at Powell's Hall: There
will be work on the second degree, and
action taken IN regard to participating sttsal
in the great carnival parade a iarse IS
attendance is desired: