The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-15

this purpose. to another part Of the
cemetery. This action was taken with
the understanding that before start
ing TO build the tomple on the Gene
terry lot, II would ba best to ascertain
whether there were any legal obstacles
| 70 such a proposition. and according
insiy committee. composed of most
or the members OF the lodge, who are
lawyers, was appointed to look into
that question. This committee pub
lished an Official announcement recent-
~ that on March IA steps would be
! .ahen looking to the removal OF GER
tain graves from one part of the Gene
terry TO another part. with the view
or erecting the temple on tho spot
where the graves will he taken from
shortly after this publication, through
application by Judge Alvin r. En-
prey az counsel for the Cirinnan family.
Judge Il. III. L Chichester sitting In
vacation in the Circuit Court of spot
syivania county, on motion OF f.
Bryan Grinnan. Daniel Crinnan, Nina
:. Grinnan Andrew GlasscH. IT.. 81.
George t. Grinnan John Coalton Grin
nan and Georgia r. Griunan. children
ana heirs of the late Andrew Cilasscll
Grinnan. OF Madison county and Ro-
pert Temple Grinnan and his sister
lieien Grinnan Ware, children OF the
late Robert A. Grinnan, OF New or
until October 12. 1912. restricting
fredericksburg Lodge. No 4, Of
Masons, its officers, It's trustees and
It's Washington Masonic memorial
committee from interfering with or
IN anywise disturbing any OF the
graves of the Grinnan family in the
Masonic Cemetery at the northwest
corner of Charles and George Streets.
In Fredericksburg. and also restricting
Ia
breaking or tearing down any part OF
the wall around the graveyard, and
also from eNcavaung any OF the
ground in said graveyard for the pur-
pose of building said Masonic Temple.
and also from erecting the Masonic
Temple in the said graveyard.
This Will take the matter into the
courts whore tho question will be de-
termined as TO the rights OF the lodge
in the matter. and it is presumed that
the case will be finally carried to the
supreme Court of Appeals of the state
before the litigation is ended.
Fresh herring are being brought to
this market In small quantities from
the Potomac River and are selling
readily Al good prices. y number Of
varieties OF other fresh fish arc also
on the market from nearby waters
Acorn Lodge of odd Fellows OF this
city has honorod Or. j. f. Thompson.
one of the charter members and who
for hfty-three years has been mem.
Der Of the order, by having n hand
some portrait OF the doctor made
which WAS presented to the lodge NJ
the regular meeting last night. and
was accepted In speech by S T.
Eastburn. Or. Thompson, who was
present, made appropriate remarks.
expressing his appreciation of the
honor 70 him. and other addresses
were made by Rev. Decatur Edwards
Afcssrs George y. walker. Granville
r. swift. I. " Thomas, Lee I. Ora YES
and Rev. J Il. Jacobs. Refreshments
were served, music furnished ana the
occasion was 4 very happy one.
The second trial of James Andcr-
son. charged with horse stealing.
which occupied the attention Of the
Circuit Count Of Stafford county all
, of TUESDAY and Wednesday. came to
close lasi niGt, and again resulted
! IN mistrial. The jury reported that
; they Were unable to agree They
were sent back 10 the room by tho
Judge and asked to try to get together
on verdict hut again returned and
reported that it was impossible to
reach an agreement. The Jury was
therefor" discharged. and the ease will
he tried again for the third time at
inc May term OF court, Anderson being
released on bah in tho sum OF 81 900
Tor MS appearance then.