The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-12-09
THE 7. P. A. C0LU Nm.
Items Of General Inter
ert TO The tonfmer-
cial Tourist.
PRiTirtDI XrRFssLT FOR suNDhT's
II11Es.
s..oc,a,ion Sotci and Comments.

The bazaar OF the Travellers Protective
Association for The purpose Of raising ihe
nee ssary funds ~ establish commercial
travellers headquarters in this city will
be- formsllvOpeued 10 night at Sanger Hall
and continue unhl Wednesday night.
Everything now points TO grand social
and financial success, and all that Il
needed to assure It's success il the pres
ence Of all the drummerboys' friends
there tonight and we trust everybody
vii come out and pack the hail all three
nights There will be fun and amuse-
mrni in abundance and plenty Of music
and dancing, and to all who may attend
we eau assure them Of an evening Of
pleasure. Tne hall has been beautifully
decorated, and Is packed with everything
imaginable. both useful and ornamental,
and everything will be sold at the very
lowest prices The tobacco booth Is one
Of The handsomest ever gotten up for a
bazaar in this ci,y-eyery tobacco, cigar
and cigarette mandatory In Richmond
being represented Tonight there will
be public reception rendered 70 the
members II Standard Post 10y the mem.
bers Of Richmond Post. and there will
be plenty of wine, with dancing every
half hour
Tomorrow night the r. l.. l. Blues
viii attend In body.
A public reception will be rendered to
the Nailonai officers and visiting delega-
lions Of the T. Z. A. by cur merchants
and travelling men.
The programme for Wednesday has
not YET been arranged.
T. T.. =. DOTS.
Mr. NJ ]. Pickering OF Philadelphia
National president T. =. A., accom-.
panied by delegation Of Pennsylvania
Division, will arrive here this morning
STA r., +. and T. r. r. 10 attend the Ba-
2tsr
National Directors Shean Of Philadel-
phia and Simering Of Baltimore ale ex-
pocicd here this afternoon. accompanied
by a delegation from Maryland Division
Among the prominent members Of the
f. p. 4. WHO will attend The Bazaar are
VI T. Pickering OF Philadelphia, National
president r. Shean, National Director
from Pennsylvania; ). {. Simerlng,
Nationsl Director from Maryland ".
II. Jarden of Philadelphia, president
g. y. Rollins, yice-presideni; J.. Dough
FRY, secretary Pennsylvania Division
George Clomorihy, president II. +.
Parker yice-president MARYLAND Diyis-
ION A. NJ Goldsmith, PRECEDENT, d. +.
Alien, secretary North Carolina Division,
:. G. Shield, National Director from
Virginia NJ. A Hope, vice-presidcnt
Nirgini. Division, stanton " II II.
Lynn, stanton, chairman Hope Com
miiiee, Virginia Division " r. Tyree,
StauuiOp. director Virginia Division
u j. Hirslberr, chairman National
Press Committee, and l.. + Baker, Pill
adelplia, director Pennsylvania Division.
Mr.. :. G. Shield has returned home
from the national board meeting held IN
Chicago, December lst, and full report
# That meeting will appear In this
column next Monday
Dir. J. Omy of New Orleans, secretary
81 the Louisiana Division, J. =. A, rep
rc.enling tie Louisiana Belle Creole
Cigar Factory presented the boys with
500 OF the very finest Havana
cigars TO Be disposed OF at the Bazaar.
Brother Omy, although a stranger - US,
will not soon be forgotten and we have
got him on the lisl
Mrs. M.J. ficAenng, the lovely wife
OF cur National pre- iicni, couldn't forget
the BOYS We assure You, Mrs Pickering.
we appreciate Your very handsome
present, and shall eAdeayor 10 reciprocate
some future day.
Bows read tie Y p a. column pub
lished in this paper every Monday morn
Ing. and keep posted as TO what Is being
done by The association in your interest.
The Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad, with
ia usual spirit Of liberaIity to the boys,
kindly remembered Us With a contribu-
ton Of 2e00.mle book to our bazaar.
Il will DE voted to the most popular
officer Of Virginia Division.
CIRCULAR FROM CHAIRMAN KIGSK.
The following circular letter from
National Chairman Railroad Committee,
+. =. A., d. X Klink, explains itself II
will be- sent 20 every railroad manager
10 The United States. where lines DO not .
honor now the 3 ,000-miie interchan &c
able ticket
1t is hoped they will endorse The meas
are al their earliest convenience.
The co operation Of our wholesale
merchants and manufacturers il earnest
solicited 10 aid In his very important .
matter Grocery merchants and drug
merchants especially will be greatly ben
Gifted by this concession
CHICAGO, November, l-ss Dear Sir F
As the official head OF the corporation
you have the honor to represent, we feel
Justified In calling your attention 20 +
matter OF more than ordinary impOr
lance, and trust that You will treat the
subject with that candor and deliberalion
which the Interests involved demand Be
lieying that you recognize in the mercan-
dle community OF the country an impOr
iant factor IN the success and prosperity
Of the business enterprise you represent
Just recognition and a spirit OF reciprocity .
should entitle Us to every consideration +
consistent with business principles and .
equity
Wishing to avoid any conflict Of our
interests, which are in great measure
Identical, and recognizing the inter State .
commerce law (as construed. prohibiting