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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
IN HE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
The Resolutions to he Considered wodnes
day-Dr. Uatcher'S PRAYER.

The Resolutions to he Considered Wodnes-
day-Dr. Hatcher's PRAYER.
In the senate yesterday whom tho resolutions
Of respect 10 the memory OF Mr.. Datls which had
bcen reported by special Joint committee and
made the special order for o'clock were taken
UP, Mr.. Jones, a member OF the committee, sug-
gested that they I've paesed by and made the spo-
cial order for tomorrow at the Same hour.
Several membcrs Of tho Rouse. no said,
had suggratcd tho wisdom Of tDis cOurse
and 10 hoped Il would be adopted. His
idea was that tho memoc should attend tho
memorial services which will pc bold az tho
churches tomorrow, i1 accordance with the re-
c0mmendauon made Ia the proclamation OF
Governor Ice; rcturn from the sanctuary 20 the
legislative ball. pass ouloges on the life ot Ar.
Davis, Adopt suitable resolutions ana mon ad-
lOurn out ~ respect % Mr. iaVis'e memory.
This motion prevailed. and Ia the House, ,where
Mr. boien made the same motion. like course
Will DO pursued. Both balls were well filed with
persons who had assembled 20 hear tue speecbes
which IL was expected would be delivered
Dn. HATcHEB's PRAYER.
In his prayer with which the proceedings OF
The House were opened Yesterday Or. Hatcher.
OF the Grace-Sireot Baptist church. referring 70
The death ~ Nr. Davis, asEe1 the Diyin8 Being
a. sanctiiy the SORROW now reigning In tne
south to the common good OF the people ana 70
bless aud colafori the borrowed family IN their
sore arlicti0u.
MAJOR DANIEL WILL ProBABLY sPEAK IN A
LARGE HALL.
u 81 quito likely that the orsti0n which United
States Senator John w Daniel has consented TO
deliver before the members 81 tho senate and
House % Delegates Will De made in largo hall.
perhaps the Academy Of Nuso or tho Richmond
Theatre " suitable arrangements can DO made
Tor the uso ~ either a. tho time
Manor Ehyeon hsl au interview Yesterday
morning with Senator Harrison, chairman 81 mo
committee aud patron Of the resolution extend
ing einylta ION ro WaiOr Dauiei, and suggested
10 him the prOpriety of making this pubic
memorial service anu holding II 40 such place
ne viii Accommodate The large number Of per-
sous WHO VIII be eager 90 hear no gifted orator
ON tho NE of ono 50 dearly beloved by the poo
Pie OF iirhmOud.
Mr. Harrison expressed % DlV0ich reporter
bis hearty approval OF Tho Mayors suggestion,
aud Dee thinks 10 win be adopted by the Legisla-
tIre. The resolution specified the hall OF tho
House, because DO was desired tnat ,ho records of
the -faio 5nBll show that tho Invitation 90 Major
Daniel is % doiiver tho ora'tOn IN the historic
hSl where the southern tongres hold ~ ses-
sious while Vr. Davis WAS President II the Con-
foIarEfn states OF America.
When the committee waited on Major Daniel
on saturday tlr senator -niI hs would hNo 10
take time feb prepare himself for ne occNion,
iut lnumatot that hc rould bs roody 10y auouJ
tro lst of January. 10 is therefore probable
thal the grafton WV De delivered tho first week
ia Iuu.nIT.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

from Glenn Watkins. a coiored man. The evil
dsnce was not sufficient 10 convict, tut such as
90 create q strong suspicion on the mind Of tho
Court and the csae was settled by Cohen beinx
made 20 pay the amount to Watkins. The alle-
cation was that Watkins IN paying Cohen fI.i0
for pair Of shoes through mistake handed him
i've dollar bill. stained With nstromarine.
used IN kslsoniDlng, ana Dino insiead OF
one-dollar note, aud that when Watkins went
back to tho store Cohen refused 20 correct the
mistake, saying that be had only beon given
one-doisr note. Cohen produced note In
court which bore marks Of biGc, but Justice
Crutchheld thought the coloring was made
with pencil
Tho docket embraced a large number OF other
casss, bat they were all OF an unimp0rtant
character. For the first time for several weeks
there was not single violation OF the sunday
liquor-law reported.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

proclamation that contributions for monument
70 Alr. Davis be tnkon up on Wednesday,.
Some a The West Point stores are draped IN
mourning.
Tho Mayor OF Fredericksburg has issued pro
cAination asking tho people OF That city 70 hold
memorial services Wednesday.
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR MONUMENT.
ATLANTA, December e.-The Finance Commit
tee OF Fulton county Confederate Veterans As
sociation. which has In charge the work OF raising
Atanta's quota Of the fund for tho family OF
Mr.. Davis. got fairly 70 work to-day. Subscri p
ticns came In from everybody. veteran Union
eoidiers as we'll as COnfederates contributed. The
total tonight reaches about $500. The Com
mittee on tho Organization Of the Davis Monu-
ment Association met to-day. charter has
been applied for. Committees 10 canvass the
city we're appointed, aud other steps taken. IL
IL intended 10 make this state movement Tor q
monument 70 be located here.
Southern Students.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Decem ber a.--The southern
students Of the Johns Hopkins University at a
meeting In Hopkins Hall this afternoon passed.
resolutions on tho death OF don. Jefferson DAVIS.
Prociumations of Virginia Mayors
In addition to those mentioned elsewhere, pro
clamations calling upon the people OF their re-
speciive places 10 hold memorial services to-
morrow have been issued By the mayors OF va
riOus cities and towns in Virginia. and the indi-
cations are hat the observance OF tho day will be
general At Farmvlle RoY. Mr. Evans Will de-
liver the memorial address.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
THE ANCIENT CAPITAL.
Meeting of Citl1ens-Resolutions and
Speeches.

ting of CitiZens-Rcsolutions and
Speeches.
Correspondence OF inc Richmond Dispatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, December Q, 1889.
Pursuant to notice given a largely-sttended
meeting Of the citizens Of James City and VIII
uansburg was held today at the courthouse to
tske suitable action on the death Of tho d!stin-
guished southern loader, jefferson Davis.
On motion of Robert T. Armistead, Esq., that
true aud venerable old ex-Confederate soldier.
Colonel Benz amin 5. Ewen,n was called - pre-
aide, who on taking the chair paid handsome
tribute 70 tho dead soldier and statesman Major
John A. Henley was then named as secretary,
and on mOtOu tho following committee was ap-
pointed % draft and report suitable resolutions :
Colonel b. :. Ewell, Robert ]. Armistead, DR.. <
g. Booth, Robert q. Barlow, and h. /. Jones.
The committee retired and IN a short lime pre-
sentod, through their chairman. Dr. Booth. Sc
rios OF eloquent resolutions, which we're unani-
mOusly adopted.
short eulogistic speeches were made by Hon
7. j. Stubbs, Mayor Il. ". southall, {. p. Arm
istead, EsQ, Dr.. Edwin G.. Booth, and Rev. 1. Z.
Page.
In accordance with tho Governors prociama-
ton recommending that memorial services DO
held Wednesday, the following committee was
appointed 10 arrange programme Of services
for that day at the episcopal church Mr. Peter
T. Powell Hon. r. J. stub5s. DR.. Wan +. Garrett,
MIR. {. +. Armisiead. and Rev T. @. Page.
Colonel h. s. EWELL, Chairman.
John A. Henley, Secretary,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Kate Castleton in {" A Paper Doll. i"

Kate Castleton opened her engagement at the
Theatre last night The audience was not very
large. but was we'll pleased, and all or the intro
duced songs and dances were warmly applaud
ed. Tho members Of the University OF Virginia
football team occupied three boxes, and their
bi-colorsd banner futtered from an upper box.
They seemed 70 enioy themselves much, and
their peculiar college cry was often heard during
the bursts OF applause.
Miss CastletOn il the same ch arming Kate as
OF yore-grown. perhaps, little stoater-and
sings and dances with the liyeliness that has
made her so popular. She Is supported oxcol-
lently by Mr.. Gilbert and Well-balanced COM
pany OF comedians.
"A Paper Doll will bo repeated tonight and
tomorrow niRht.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
PAR MOBILE FRATRUm.
Memorial Windows in st. Paurs Church
for Davis and Lee.

Following arc pream BILE and resolutions adopt
ed, on motion Of Dr. McCaw. by tho vestry Of 81
Pauls-the church In which Mr.. Davis was con-
hrmed
Profound gloom rests like a pail on our
southern land. and tho hcsrts Of sll are filled
with sorrow At tho death Of their great loader,
jefferson DAVIS. We, the yestry Of 81 Pauls
church, unite with these mOurners. bound ~
we are % the deceased by tho closest ties OF
Christian Fellowship. hr. Davis was confirmed
ia our beloved chur b, WOrshipped az its shriue.
and received tho Holy Communion NJ its altar,
and ~ during the most trying years of his life
ho was indeed one With us, we learhei % l0Fe
him not NJ the soldier and statesman, but "a Tho
simple and humble Christian gentleman. lhe
vestry Ioreiore .,-
Resoffe 10 hold funeral services in -. PauPs
on Wednesday, December llth, noon, tho same
hour when similar services are being performed
in New Orleans.
Rrs9ireq. That The church be drapsd In mourn
ing and Is di-cOurse DO delivered by his old pas
Tor aud faithful, friend, tho Rev Dr. Charles
MnnigcrOie.
Res0irci, That committee OF tho Veatry shaii
select two conspicuous windows OF the church 70
he dedicated "a memorial windows to perpetu-
ate the names of Robert T. Leo and Jefferson
Davis " Par uoJjir frCtruntn
Afs0ircd, Ihat copy Of these resolutions no
sent 10 he bcrcaved widow and family as
token Of our love and sympathy aud that II DO
published In tho city papers.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
AvoIcE FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

She Wants Mr. Davis Buried in Rich
mond.
Tho Raleigh correspondent Of the Dispatch
writes The particular desire Of the people OF
North Carolina il that Mr.. Dayis's body shall
be buried At Richmond and that tho peopla OF
tho south shall erect a grand monument thero
70 his memory. Your correspondent has intor,
viered many prominent mon, ana oil are oi
this opinion. Some offer 10 0iYo money ior lh9
erection Of such n monument
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

AZ tho morning services az tho Friends meet
ing-house on sunday there were a good many
present other than members, ard the exercises
were Of = very interesting character.
The members OF this society were 80 much
pleased with tho results ~ tho recent revival
meetings amongst them tnAt thoy have deter
mined 20 extend similar ones IN n different a.
rection and 90 that end have appointed meetings
for religious worship In the chapel on Twenty
nth street near N, beginning on Wednesday
night next
those who have the meetings In charge eSpe-
cally desire that all VINO feel All interest In tho
canse which 5enehts mankind and who can tell
Others Of their experiences viii como and help
on the work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
THE FOOTBALL GAME.
Exciting Contest Between tho Univer-
cities and Wake Foresters.


A most exciting game Of football was played
yesterday for tho championship Of tho South at
Boschen's Park between the toam from tho Uni
versity OF Virginia ana that from Wake-Borest
College, Y. G.
The contest was witnessed by several hundred
people, and the most intense iaterest prevailed
throughout The sympathy OF tho crowd WAS
almost entirely with tho University boys. Whom
ever there was good play made by ihem the arr
would ring with wah hu! wah wah hu /.
wan ni-v-Vir-gi-ni-ahi
Much Of the playilg was Of an exciting cha
Gcter.
score University, 80; Wake-Forest 4. Mar
shall, toucl-dogns, T.; Daggetf, touch-downs,
3: Carrot. toucn-dowus, 4: Han, t0uch-downs,
4 /; Lu,as, kicks goal, 8: Kiddic1, touch-downs.
l. Toial. 36.
Wake Forest: Full-back, Blanton; Half
backs-W. KildicS tcaptaiul and HOwell; Quar-
ter-back, White; Coutre-rush, Burns; k.gnt-
tackle, aikes: Left-tackle, Richardson; Right
Guard, Hall: Lott Guard, Andrews, Right End.
= Riddick Left Eud, Oliver
University: Full-back, Lucas; Haf-hacks-
Marshall and Whitaker captain; Quarter
hack. Doggett: Centre-rush. Wilson; Right
Guard, smith; Loft Guard, Edwards; Right
Tarkle, Greenway: Left Tlcdie, Hall; kghs
End Garrett: Loft End, Martin. Referee, l.. H..
Battle: Umpire: y. G. 1iltOu.
Tho Wake-Forest tenn Will play the klch-
mona College team to-day at o'clock az
BOscheu's Park.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Written for the Dispatch ]
JrlergOn Davis.

o, great. immortal chieftain
The southland mourns for thee,
As she m0urnsd for peerless jackson,
For her dIuntless hero, Lee.
Last 70 be taken from Us,
In thy venerable years,
Throo generations give thee
The need Of a cOuntry's tears.
Great in thy hour OF triumph,
Greatest in sorrows night;
Tho South has not forgotten
Thy suifcrngs for tho right
Thou statesman. wise and fearless
No stross Of n changing age
Could shake thy Just conviction,
Or dim thy vision, sage.
Thou vast n a beacon splendid,
Guiding us IN the way,
And pointing the civic teachings
Of an earlier, purer day.
Aye, true 10 the South and 70 freedom,
Thou high, chlvalric soul!
The muse Oi history blaz0ns
Thy name in light on her scroll.
KATE MASON ROWLAND.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
ACTION OF A. p. HILL CAMP.
Memorial Services to BE Held. Guns Fired,
and BELLS Tolled.
Special telegram 70 Tho Dispsich.I

Especial telegram 70 the Dispsich.l
PETERSBURG, Va, December "A meeting OK
A. r. Hin Camp, Confederate Veterans. was held
tonight, and Il was decided to hold. appropriate
services at the Academy Of Music on Wednes-
day at 12 NJ. to pay their last tribute OF respect
10 Hon. jefferson Davis. The ladies' Memorial
Society vas requested to LOOK after the decora-
ton OF the building, and X. l. Lee Battery was
asked 10 nre a salute OF eighty-One guns. me
military Of the city was invited 70 participate.
and our merchants we're requested 20 close busi-
nesa during the time OF the funeral services IN
tho city. A committee of three-CaptAin ". G-
McCabe, Hon. G. +. Collier, ana DIR. John Her
bert Claiborne-were appointed 70 DRAFT suitable
resolutions. All tho clergymen were Invited 70
attend, and tho churches OF tho city we're re-
oue.tet 10 toll their bolls eighty-one times.
some distinguished gentleman will DO Invited
to deliver an address,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Sent On TOR FeIony--Other Cases.

In the Police Court yesterday morning Alfred
Carter G,oIoredl was charged with assaaltng
and throwing rocks at Tobias James on tho
street and striking him. Tobias appeared with
q large piece Of blood-clot,ed cloth on the side
Of his head, aud the evidence showed that while
ne was walking along ths street with girl
Carter approached him, accompanied by several
other young men, aud dealt him severe blow
with brick, cutting So ugly gasn In his head.
Carter wes sent on 90 the grand jury.
Jacob Cohen, who keeps store on west Broad
street, was charged with stealing four dollars
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

folk, Portsmouth, and the county 70 draw op re-
solutions -.
Speeches we're then made By the Hon. John
Nicely, Judge l. X Watts, and Generai v II.
Groner, after wbicn the resolutions were re-
ported and road and adopted. connltloo
was nppointsd 10 cooperate with the Confede-
rAto camps in the srrangenenta for tho. me nlo-
rial service ut the Academy Of Music on Wednes-
day.
This morning the COMMITTEES sppoln.eu on
Saturday night met at toe Mayors office in
Portsmouth and completed tho arrangements
for memorial service In TINT cisy; also on
Wednesday. Mourning omblems continue 10 SO
up on stores and dwellings.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

The buckingham Hotel, New York, enjoys an
enyiaDle reputation with the travelling public,
being centrally located for the reception OF
guests, and has for is patrons those whose
approval 10 based upon long experience ard
who all agree that In oyery respect tts elegant
establishment has fully and fairly won It's high
character. The charges arc reasonable and ac-
commodations unsurpassed Ereaiag
zfaascTspf.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Indicted for Violating tho Postal Laws.

An adjourned session Of tho fall term Of the
United states Court was opened by Judge
Hughes yesterday morning In the new quarters
in the custom-h house building. The grand Jury
returned true bills Of Indictment sgainst VII
liam l. Jordan, clerk in the Manchester post
Office, for embezzling and destroying letters,
and i. L. Iindley for stealing money from the
mOney-Order department in the pOst-ofice al
Beneaeld, Greeneyille county.
They grand Jury win be la session again 10
day, when there arc several other cases 10 be in-
yestigsted-
The petit Jury also meets to-day and Jordan'a
case Is set for trial. but 10 will hardly DO reached
"a the session OF the grand jury VIII consume
the greater portion Ot the day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Snnrema Court of Appeals.

Wheeler against the Commonwealth. Writ OF
error and sRpersedeas awarded 10 judgment
rendered by the Circuit Court OF the county OF
Brunswick on the isth Of October, 1889. Affirming
Judgment rendered by the County Court OF
said county on the 30tE OF August lSSv.
Hunter against Beach and ala. Argued by
appsllees and Judge w. j. Robertson for appel
lants aud submitted
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

The irst annual show OF the Richmond Poul-
try and Pigeon Association will open at 10 o'clock
this morning ot e2i east Broad street. The ex-
bibition rooms have been prettily decorated, the
entries are numerous, and tho outlook 10 that the
affair will prove q great success- There Is likeiy
TO be plenty OF compstitton for the handsome
premiums which have been given 20 the eSsocia-
ton. They comprise gold and silver medals and
SILVER cups. which arc now on exhibition AZ
Mossrs. Spott & spou's. Broad street., city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
THE MONUMENT.

4 Characteristic Letter from General VIII
liam II. Payne.
Tho following Ieitor enclosing 200 was received
by tho editor OF tho Sta.e yesterday:
Richmond, whore he ruled as king, Is the
only place % bury our king.
II was the place chosen by the whole Coniodo-
racy as rs head aud heart and it Is the place
where it, highest heroes should sleep.
Men seem 10 forget that Richmond vas the real
theetre whereOn Mr.. Davis acted his uOblest
part II seems sacrilege 10 bury HIM elsewhere
Let the Legislature aud city Council send mes
songers 10 Mrs. Davis entreatng her 10 give US
desd what we 50 much honored when living.
40 cefcated leader ever lived 90 noble "A Ito.
Lot all the South weep for her hOlOr0d son,
but LOT Virginia hold his remains.
" III. PAYNE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
.etail grocers have nstsrmIne

The following retail grocers have determined
to close their places Of business from ii 10
o'clock on Wednesday In honor Of Mr. DaTis, and
In order 10 allow their employees 20 attend the
memorial services: n. l. Christian & Co, Hc-
Carthy & Hatnce. Julien Binford, John r. Cooke,
Hermann schmidt, william II. 1atum, George A.
Hundley, E. b. Robertson q Brothers, Priidy
Brothers, Richardson < Co, Leyy & Jllmsn, c.
J., Todd, and A. Miesmgun.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

On wednesday, az 10 \. H., George W. Mayo,
AuciiOnoor, viii close on, The entlro stock Of
Garcia MendeZ & Co., Of Key West Fla, con-
sisfing OF two hundred and ntiy thOusani Cigars
and one hundred gross Meerscheum Pipes A..
store 4l} east Broad street. sale 10 continue un-
III stock Is sold. salos 10 4. Vi. and 2 aud =. ~.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Baptist sunday-schooi Association.

Tho Baptist sunday-School Association o.
Richmond and Manchester held their regular
monthly meeting sunday sfteraoon with the
Second church, T. II. Elicit presiding. Tne at
tendance was good. After receiving the reports
from tho various schools tho real pleasure Of
hearing from Professor Q. H. Winston. Hon. j.
L. N. Curry, and Professor Taylor, president OF
the Wake Forest College. u North CsroIins, was
had.
REPORTs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
SECRETARY PROcToR's REPLY
To the OniciaI Notice sent Him Of Dir. Da-
,-fess nooth

To the OmciaI Notice Sent Him of Dir. Da-
Vis's Death.
The Secretary OF War received Saturday the
following Official notice Of the death Of Mr.. Da-
Wis:
NEW ORLEANS, la, December Z, 1889.
TO the Honprabis Secretary Of Har, Washington.
u. C.:
have Officially TO inform you that the Hon.
Jefferson Davis, al one time Secretary oi War OF
the United States, died IN this city yesterday.
Ills funeral Will taSe place on December llth az
- O'clock ". JAMES A. SHAKESPEARE,
Mayor Of NeW Orleans.
To that no made this reply:
WAR DEPABT8EST,(
WASHINGTON, December 5, 1889.
Hon. James 4. Shakespeare, Mayor NelO orleans,
L.:
Your telegram informing me Of the death OF
Mr.. Davis Is received.
In refrainiug from any official action thereon
would not and hope do not, add 70 the great
sorrow of his family and many friends. IL seems
20 mo the right course ami the best one for all.
You will, an sure. understand that us adop-
ton is prompted also by sincere wish ana pur-
pose 20 act ia that spirit OF p0ac0 and good Will
which should MI the hearts Of all our people.
RRDPIELD PROCTOR, Secretary OF War.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
Deceased leaves eight children.


Mr.. W. 3. Lamb, engineer ot maintenance OF
WAY OF the North Carolina division OF the Rich
mond and Danville Railroad Company, died
sunday night at the residence Of Dr. Richard-
son at 9ll west Main street hr. Lamb came
here from Durham some time ago for medical
treatment lie hal long been connected with
the Richmond and Danville road and was held
In high esteem He leaves a wife aud children.
Hts remains will DO taken 70 Williamsburg to-
day for interment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10
CONFEDERATE CAMPS.
Both Of Them Resolve to Attend Memo
rial Services.

rial Services.
Al called Iseoiing OF George {. ficzeu
Camp, c. v, held laH night. the following pre-
amblo and resolutions were unanimously adopt
ei by Using vote:
whereas II has pleased Almighty GOD In MS
infinite wisdom 70 remove from US Jenerson
paws, our loved and honoro1 nrss
No. mite our voices with those OF Coniedefate
.s,srsns ali over tho broad southland. therefore
be 10 -. fe,.rson nav,s
Resolved, That In The death OF Jenoieon D,,s ,,,s
hstory OF tho Confederacy, the gallant soldier,
ne wise counsellor, the Just and fearless Sn,s,
Magistrate, ondsared 10 Us no less py tne ~Eu's
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-12-10

Tho lady managers OF tho Bazaar for tho
benefit OF West Hain-Streot Baptist church DO
sire 10 return their sincere thauks 20 tho largo
number of friends who sidot thom by their con-
tribut.ons labor, Or otherwise also 10 the pub
lic generally for their kind patronage aud sup
port
RcnMOSD. Va. Decomner 10. 1882