The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-10
Grays; nth. A. P. Hill Camp; sixth.

r. e. Lee Camp, seventh, George T..
Pickett Camp: eighth, a. p. Hill Camp.
sons OF Confederate Veterans; ninth.
carriages, bearing guests and Ladies
Memorial Association. The line OF
march was UP Bollingbrook to Syca-
more, up Sycamore to Wythe Street,
where the three camps of veterans
fell out of column and boarded cars
10 Biandford Cemetery, where they
reformed 10 await the balance oil the
column.
All OF the Confederate organizations
in the city. including the Daughters
OF the Confederacy, and the Junior
Memorial Association, Joined. In the
exercises.
All business In the city was closed
during the progress of the ceremonies
in the cemetery, and Petersburg prac-
tIcally emptied itself in honor of the
great event.
The ceremonies were simple. bat i'm
presslve. They were conducted from
| the pagoda or grandstand, around
| which the crowd assembled. On the
stand were seated General Boiling,
| who presided: the members of the La
dies Memorial Association and Off
GERS of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy. the choir who sang the hymns
and others who were to take part in
4 the exercises.
The Rev. J. T. Bosnian offered the
invocation and pronounced the bene.
diction. and the memorial grafton was
| delivered by the Rev. d, III. Rolston,
| pastor OF the Second Presbyterian
| Church. AT the conclusion of the ex.
| ercises the Petersburg Grays fired
three volleys in honor of the dead. the
parade was dismissed and the people
l tiiSperSed TO their homes.
/ Result of Inquest.
| s Justice Dunstan and jury held an
| inquest last evening In Et,rick on the
| body OF Lazarus Moore. who was
killed Tuesday night by Police officer
| Edward Bridgers in duel between
! the two men. The verdict of the Jury
was that Moore came to his death
from gunshot wounds inflicted by
/ Bridsers. The jury, in it's verdict.
passed no censure on Bridgers, nor did
it exonerate him. Moores funeral
took place this afternoon with the
funeral services at the grave in Et
trick Cemetery,
Police Officer Bridgers, who was des-
j perately wounded in the ARRAY. was
/ removed from the Petersburg Hospi-
tai last night to his home in Ettrlck
His condition Is regarded as very Sc
rlous, and his physicians are unwilling
TO predict the result of his injuries,
He WAS partly delirious apd very fe
4 verish this morning
Inmates In Hospital.
DR.. William F. Drewry, superintend.
emf Of the Central state Hospital ir
his report to the special board Of di.
rectors yesterday, states that there
are now 1900 patients under the care
of that institution GO of whom wer,
admitted last month. There are nj
insane person in any Of the jails of thu
State, all persons committed beins
sent for at once.
Many important improvements ar.
being made at the hospital, including
those to the tuberculosis department
; the bath rooms, the lavatsries, etc. DR.
BaSdin, assistant. physician and pa.
!, biologist, has resigned to accept 20
sition as instructor at the Universit,
Of Virginia. The stenographer, MI
Melby. has also resigned. These "a
cancies will be filed later.
Post-Onlce Matters.
The post-oftice receipts in this cit
in May amounted to s6,o17, or abou
4 IL per cent increase over the CORE
\ spending month of last year. The bus
q mess of the Office has SO increase
: that the department has granite
y ( Postmaster Boiling an additional clerl
Il and yesterday VIM. A. Spain was an
{ pointed to this position
y Personal and Otherwise.
+ Mr.. and Mrs, George W. Bowery an
= nounce the marriage of their cousil
Il Miss Minnie Maud Cross. to Jane
= Samuel Beasley. of this city. TIL
q marriage took place in Washington
N d. g.. yesterday Mr.. and Mrs Beasle
will be at home to their friends afte
u June 12 at 42a West High Street.
y The funeral of Patrick Griffin, VIII
3 died at the Soldiers Home in Ricf
q fnond. took place this morning at !
81 . clock from st. Joseph's Cathedr'
= Church. The burial was in ST. il
Il sepl,'s Cenletery.
+ Elizabeth S. the eight-Honths-ol
NJ daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. y, Gil
4 liam, died this morning at the HON
OF her parents on Fillmore Street.
"A negro named Shands, much give
to stealing OF bicycles, was arreste
u last night by Detective Heelana, WI,
q recovered three of the four wheel
recently stolen from different partie
Stands always realized money on II
wheels by selling them quickly d
& Peter IaYSorl, negro, againS who