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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
POWHATAN BARBECUE.
II VIII BE Held at President Belvin's
Farm on July 9th.

A Joint meeting of the Powhatan Club
Barbecue and Executive Committees was
held at the club-rooms Yesterday evening
at 7 o'clock.
In the absence of the chairman of the
committee Mr. Belyin was requested pre-
side.
After some discussion it was decided TO
have barbecue and reiniOn at Mr. Bel
WINS farm on the Richmond. Fredericks-
burg and Potomac railroad, about mile
and half from the city, on Wednesday,
July 9Th.
Messrs. Campbell and Murphy were ap-
pointed committee on transportation. IL
is the intention of the committee to have
large wagons and buses leave Eighth and
Broad streets for the barbecue every half
hour during the day.
4 commissary committee. consisting OF
Messrs II. 4. Ezekiel. John Murphy, {. Z.
Bigger, 4. w. Rosene. and p. j. Burton,
was appointed to provide the necessary
liquid and solid refreshments.
The committee Will meet again to-mor-
row evening at S o'clock.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
,fortuarv Statistics.

The following shows the actual mortality
Of the city for the week ending June Zl'
Causes Of Death: ApopleXy. l colored /;
brain-disease, / white; cholera-lntantuin,
2 white and ( cOlOred; clrrhosls hver, |
white; congestion lungs, white ana
coinre1. compression of brain, colored ;
consumption, white; cohVulsions, =
White and 1 cOlOred; diarrh6a acute. l
white and 1 colored drowning, accidental,
. white: dysentery, white; avs
enterv chronic, / colored; entero
cnlitis colored: fever congestlve. l
white. castro enteritis, colored heart-
disease. l white and colored; hemor-
rhace lungs. white lnanltlOn' Whlte
and colorcd; infantile lockJaw; col,
orad inflammation stomach, white ana
: coiored leo colitis, colored; killed by
railroad. | white; marasmus, whl'e ana
o cnlored measles, white and colored ;
nenincitis cerebral, colored; paralysis. l
colored pneumonia, l white ana D COL
ored. poisoned 10y mercury, l coloreu
sninal disease, white; unknown col
ored. o.,l,,s;va ~
Whole number OF deaths eo eAclIsIrS5 o5 "a
still births, 5s-29 white and ~ coloreui
T;,oDe,Gf,tre: Mean temperature LOT
,,oet ending June q, 1890, S4.24 degrees
for week ending June 22, 1882 $500
Ba;nfoll for week ending June 2l, 189O'
$50 inches; for week ending June ~ 1852
O.lO inches. oo,orad
I month TO 6, white and coIoreu
months TO n, 3 white and colored; yesf
to3 white and colored; years 10 40 AZ,
! - White and i colored; OBears to 2O' 20 !
White and 1 colored; 80 years to A.
'%hite whi,e and and , colored; 40 years 70 90,
Mite & and colored; 50 years to GO, wnlta nl,1,
and colored; 90 years to lO, "hi,c az"
! colored; 10 years TO SO' z colorou' uh-
lnovn. cOlOred.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
ACnlnred Child Rnrned.

At s:17 o'clock yesterday morning an
alarm of fire was turned in from Box 4,
Third police station. The occasion was a
slight blaze IN the rear premises of No. 4le
south Madison street. The damage was
verv small. The fire originated in the
coal-house, in which was stored quantity
of straw and shucks. 1t was accidentally
kindled by Henry Anderson. a collred
bov about four wears old. who was PLAYING
with a lighted oil-can. He was sey rely
burned on one arm and about the face. DR.:
S. III. Desmond was called in and rendered
attention and the burns, while painful, are
not considered serious.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Justice CrutchfieId's Court.

Amanda johnson, the colored woman
whose arrest for alleged infanticide was
mentioned in the Dispatch YESTERDAY, was
unable to appear at the Police Court and
the case was continued.
John Crump, charged with keeping his
bar-room open on Sunday, was fined S25.
The case Of John Sheppard (coloreD,
charged with perjury, was continued Until
tomorrow, as the Commonwealth was not
ready to 90 into the examination
Alfred Carter was found guilty Of steal
ing one lot of tobacco from the Il. A. Pat
terson Company, and was sent to jail for
thirty days.
=. Calvin johnson was fined $40 for an
assault upon Rosa Meadows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Personals and Briefs

Miss Willie B. Carter, of Richm'nd. is
visiting friends in Rustburg.
In the Chancery Court YESTERDAY Mr.:
James b. Elam qualified as administrator OF
j. Thomas Elam.
Mrs. Charles Talbot and Mrs, Alexander
w. Archer and daughter left for Virginia
Beach yesterday morning.
Rev. DIR. f. C. Gordon, wife, and laugh
ter, of Lexington, Mo, are in tie city.
guests Of his brother, James GorGon. Na
east Leigh street.
Mr.. Marx Mtteldorfer. accompanied by
his daughters, Misses Rosa and Minnie,
LETT yesterday for trip to Baltimore,
Washington. Norfolk, and Old Point.
The mass-meeting of Monroe-Ward
Democrats Friday night to elect five mem
bers of the City Committee will b. held al
Columbus's Hall, Third and Broad streets
Rev. Edward b. Pollard, son of Rev. DIR,
John Pollard, will be ordained to the min
istry next Sunday night at Leieh-Street
Baptist church and on Sunday, july 9Th,
Rev. William Trainham will be ordained at
the Grace-Street tabernacle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
ca. Outing Next Saturday.

The outing club of the Young Men
inc for the season next SATURDAY P;nss bat
The place selected Gsrlton Is Inc 'eie eMieecarthy who
tie-neiu tse aeen actual service" and who knows
dn mas veil ssiI how to describe his experiences
50 son Wen ba ,be leader of the expedition; and
VIII VIII oo no doubt make the scenes ana inc,-
dents of the battle very vivid 10 the an,ss nUSs'
Cooling drinks (strletly temptrsri a trampiss will
declamatio,hhss' rs n,hsr sinsaffii attractions.
oe Thn sd Indications are that the mrs, S SutnG foi
oS WIN Se each week by Others equally attrac-
tive. s.;,,,, for n select basket
picnic on the 4th OF Jalyh, r8t pers rs an attrac
swsy' sys inexpensive method Of gs;nngsllS getting
hss' hrea'tb of pure country ar occasiohAA'
Sr,;ng the heated term.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
A Pretty Marriage.

There was a lovely marrlage at The TreSi'
dence of Mr.. A. j. Gillespie. No; ll9 ,outh
First street, yesterday at 4 o'clock ?: NJ,
the contracting parties being Mr.. Aillard
NJ. Hawthorne, formerly a well-knowi citi-
zen of Buffalo, n. Y, but now a resident
of this city, and Miss Alberta h. heat
ham, popular young lady Of Redmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawthorne left for sn ex-
tended northern trip ria New York % Buf'
falo. Niagara Falls, and Canada. They
will be absent about a month. when they
will return to Richmond, where thef VIII
rnai1n IN tho fnfnrn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
PrOuerty Transfers.

The following deeds of bargain and sale
were admitted to record yesterday in the
Clerks Office Of the City Chancery Court j.:
George b. Bliley and wife to A. q, III /
Ings as i@ i9et on d Test 500 oc6 hAr''o S'feo'
l.. s. Bass, trustee, to John p. Branch,
1897 feet ON north side Ashland street,
S1.740.
Randolph II. Finney and wife to Sarah
T., wife OF j. l.. Wharton. 15l9 feet on west
side Laurel street, between Beverley and
Albemarle. ~ $50.
Meade Haskins. special commissioners, TO
d. j. Martin, "a feet on east side Randolph
etrnof SJSq 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
MR.. PAGE EXPLAINS ABOUT THE USE OF col
pOSs BY HIN.

PoSs BY HIM.
Mr.. Charles H. Page has handed to City
Treasurer John X. Childrev the following
statement. which fully explains itself:
Some days since il was published IN the
newspapers of the city that had sued GER
tain officers for damages for refusal TO re-
ceiyo coupons for nv license. Justice TO
myself and friends requires me TO say that
| have neither owned nor offered TOR any
purpose n coupon of Virginia for four
wears. Four years ago | did ofel to pay
INV taxes under Mr.. CoOper's guarantee,
which were refused. suit entered. and
Judgment obtained and dOcketed against
me as a lien on my real estate. After re-
peated efforts in different waysto have tins
lien cancelled was approached by. one or
the counsel for the bondholders with the
request to permit them TO enter SUIT IN my
name with the assertion that 1T was the
quickest way TO remove the lien. They at
last agreed and did give bond of security
for nv protection against all damages With
out my paving one cent. Under SAID qua,
rantee suit WAS entered by them.
have now decided as the best policy TO pay
nv license in money, and have directed
the suit TO be dismissed.
Respectfully, CHARLES IL. FACE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

A. II. Ellison, T. b. Williams, John A.
Neanley. w. L. Johnson. James PhlIilps,
w. A. Dickerson. II. 4. Pearman, Peter
Copeland. A. W. Weisiger.. Nj: harrlson'
Jefferson Vaughan, Joseph W. Ihomas,
William II. Mayo. II. II. Hubbard, Adolpin
Savage. Alvin Burnett, Edgar White. Ed-
ward Fitzgerald. William Wortham, W. -.
Burton, Z. A. Morton, NJ. j. Rosendorf. H.
A. McCurdy. ID. G. Richardson. John ,.
Ellett, G.. Watt TAYLOR. J. Il. Flournoy, sol.
]. Binswanger, Bev. T. Crump, $. Taylor
Evans. Charles E. Workman. Jr.. w. y.
Courtney, G. p. Bigger. aud numerous
Others.
Many hundred of ladies and children were
also m attendance.
"saM JONES" MARCH.
The Blues Band furnished promenade
music during the day. One OF thep
features was tho playing of the favorite
hvmn of Professor Excel, sung at nearly
every one of the Sam Jones meetings mere,
mi Meet You in the City OF the New
Jerusalem" The musicians nave adapted u
so as TO make splendid march OF IT. IL
was repeated time and again by request
and has been named by the band SAN
Joness March
The Seven-Pines road is going to put up
n nice building OH their line at this point
which will probably be called 1.-The Home
Station
A number of photographs of various
points about the Home were taken yesleT-
day by Worshipful S. j. Binswanger.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco.

James II. Barton and wife to Joseph S.
Heaton, 40 feet on east side of Lamb ave-
nue., Barton's addition, S3.745.50.
James ID. Mosby TO The North-Side Wa
duct Company. 80 feet on south side Of
road leading from Cash Corner to Seven
teenth street, 81 800.
Andrew T. Mosby and wife to same, 12O
feet on south SIDE of road leading from
Cash corner to Seventeenth street, 81 ,0t0.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
A Inxful Occasion

comes to every woman at least once IN q
lifetime, and it is always remembered;
None Of these occasions will be looked
back upon with more happy thoughts than
the tune when she bought Roller Tray
Trunk and got rid OF lifting trays. Sold
by dealers. Made by II. W. Rountree q
Brother. Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Cn tn NIr~inia Rcach.
PINE sURF-BArHNG-ELEGANT HoTF

PINE URF-BATHING-ELEoANT HOTELS.
Trains leave Byrd-Street station ria Nor;
folk aud Western railroad at $40 A. NJ. and
3:35P. NJ: arrive at the Beach at 2O9 I.
NJ. and s:I9 p. NJ. Returning, leave the
Beach at $3.50 A. N. and las T; NJ, arrive
at Richmond at 1915 noon and 6:39 7. VI.
No omnibus or boat transfers by this
route. For rates and all information ap-
ply to r. w. Courtney, 9Ol Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
GIVEN AWAY.
Richmond, June %, 1890.

twenty five dozen of those useful I'M
PORTED WHITE MEDINA CHIP
HATS were GIVEN AWAY last Monday
between 9 aud / o'clock A. M. The de-
mand exceeded our largest expectations,
and in consequence the supply ran short
later in the day. We Immediately wired
for fresh supply, which will arrive this
morning. The GREAT SLAUGHTER
IN PRICES as advertised Sunday will
continue during this week, and one OF
the Medina Shade Hats will be given
FREE to every cash purchaser Of dol
lars Cor upwards) worth Of goods
REMEMBER, THIS OFFERHOLDS
GOOD ONLY DURING THIS WEEK.
Ladies who haven't taken advantage
OF this opportunity to secure one Of
those beautiful Hats for nothing, besides
reap the advantage given by our tremen-
dous reduction in prices, had better do
so at once. Another opportunity will
not come again till the snow falls.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
1GroFEnN Fl
(9NRANY
y

THE SUMMER CLOSING SALE
was inaugurateo Monday. IL was done
earlier than usual because the stock has
to be reduced by at least hundred
thousand dollars or, about the amount
it exceeds the stock on hand June year
ago. There il no chance Of holding
such an amount over or disposlng OF 1t
unless at such prices a. would induce
You 10 purchase against the advanced
state Of the season.
In addition to the goods and prices
spoken OF heretofore We give below
few Others, showing the many thousand
dollars that are to be absorbed 10y this
sale
Swiss Embroidered Flouncing that wa,
Sl.9S sells for Csc. 4;
Fine Vandyke sl.39-from s2.S2
! From 81. 80 to ST. G3;
From 81. 80 10 Sl.49;
Flouncing for soc. from 100.
Narrow Embroideries, Half.Width
Flouncing, etc.
We have spoken Of the reductions OF
the Drapery Nets. Hero are some Of
the Black Flouncings
60c. from CSC.
81 from Sligo;
SLIGO from 81. 10;
$3.50 from S3.9S;
1913 from Si.S3.
There are upwards Of twenty other
pieces at similar reductions. Weare not
striving to get cost for these goods. The
goods have 10 be sold and the loss IL
I our own.
Our profit on Silvorware is very small.
| Upwards OF thousand dollars worth
has 10 bo sold for less than cost.
| Some of them will be found on centre
counters. Ask for what you want, and
two thirds or half the usual price will DO
your buying price.
Ice-Pitchers for $50;
Extra-Size $3.50;
Castors 7Jc. to 81;
Pickle Castors from TIC. 10 1915.
Cake-Stands, Fruit-Stands, Creamers,
Cups, Butter-DIshes, Tea Service,
! Spoons, Table Cutlery, and hundreds Of
other things-none to be sold for moro
/ than &c. on the dollar.
Near sixty dozen Wide Canvas Belts
that cost from 10 10 25c. for DC. each.
All the Dress Buckles fine grade or
cheap-one third off their former prices.
| Near 81, 600 worth
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

Kaufman Il Co., 4O1 east Broad street,
will receive TO-DAY a new shipment OF
those "swell" Blazer Jackets with caps to
match. Ladies had better call early, and
make their selections before the supply OF
sizes is broken
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Rev. sam Jones.
n.I

Rev. Sam Jones wasin Richmond oasiSsd . sh0ls on
time ycehmond yeS.",d and Dsnville train from ms as
the hiGn''aCyt ~ 'aCyartersyile, Ca, and departed 20
home ~ irrbesapeake and Ohio road al ho oSo
o,cloeR o,c s for Norfolk His little nb son. ~m nm.
pssgsa pss been very i'll with fever Is mu0n 'A'
proved.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

of the Lee monument before and after the
unwilling. showing the immense crowd
and the smoke Of the salute, for sale at
G.. w. Dawes GALLERY,
pr;ca s0c so7 Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Baker,s Poison-Oak Cure.

This preparation Is perfectly harmless ana
effective remedy for the cure OF the painful and
disaguring eruption caused by polson-osk' IRE
pared only by 7. ROBERTS BAKss, PHARMACIST
slg east Main street, Richmond, Va. % cents
bottle. Sold by Druggists generally.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
BABY DARLING.
for 90
value from

p. & A. English l0c. Pins for ic.
Easel of 100 Imported Hair-pins for 4c.
I0c. Gold-Eyed Needles for &c.
l2c. Null Scarfs for Sc.
Children's Collars from 2lc. 10 12ic.;
20 various Ruchings for less than cost OF
manufacture-5 10 l5c. yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
Blazers.

A new shipment of those beautiful and
stylish Blazer Jackets. with capes 10 match.
will reach our store to-day. You had better
call early and make your selection befo-e
the supply Of sizes is broken.
kAUrfAxN h Co.,
40l east Broad street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
| JEWELRY
goes down 10 Go.

on the dollar. All the new Paris goods
as well a. the American. Everything
your Imagination can suggest.
1c. buys a spool of Silk Of 100 yards.
Twist, two for lc.
A spool Of Cotton equal TO Clark's
for &c.
u dozen Infants Bibs. Near half
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

that cured the discovers sore hands Persons
wishing to visit this lovely resort should ouy
tickets 10 "seven Mile Ford" Norfolk aud West
ern railroad. Virginia, to srrirs at depot Moo
day and Thursday afternoons Address WiLLiAk
II. Wiley, Secretary, crumpisr Poss-ofiics' Ashs
county, N. Z.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
ELECTRICITY ON MAIN STREET.
The Board of Aldermen Pass an Ordinance
Extending the Time for Its Use.

The Board of Aldermen met in called
session at 7:J0 o'clock last night, with the
following members present: Messrs Dick
erson (ures;dent). Crenshaw, HarGrOye
Tavlor. Murphy. Carter, Hi. Davis,
Phillips. Cottrell, Belvln. Chappel.
Mr.. Wilkinson was absent on account of
sickness.
The meeting was held to consider busi-
ness from the Common Council.
THE MAYORS VETO.
The message from the Mayor vetOing the
resolutions making appropriations OF the
street fund was read and the Board con-
Cured with the lower branch IN passing
the resolutions over the veto.
The Board also concurred in the ordl-
nance granting to the Southside Land and
IMPROVEMENT Company the privilege OF
using electricity as "a motlve-power on Its
line.
The following ordinances were also coll
CURED IN. As TO the expenditure of $4,000
nupropriatcd for opening Seventh street
from its presen, terminus TO the corporate
limits.
Graptinc permission 70 r. w. TraylOr to
erect an electric-plant for the purpose of
furnishing electricity for power purposes.
ELECTRICITY or MAIN STREET.
Under a suspension of the rules Mr..
Cranshuv presented from the Street Com
mittee an ordinance extending the time
from July lst to August lst in which the
Richmond CITY Railway Company may
operate cars by electricity on Its Main
street route.
one Of the conditions of the ordinance IS
that the company viii on or before the SOth
dav of June deposit with the Treasurer OF
the city a certified check for 1000, which
shall become the property of the city II the
company fails to have twelve cars operated
by electricity on the Main-street route al
Ter AUGUST 1st. or if it fails to give five
minute service by September llth. If the
twelve cars are in operation on August lst
and if five-minute schedule is rendered
bv September 1lth the company can with
draw the check.
The ordinance was adopted-ayes. s.;
noes, 3.
JACKsON-wARD PARK.
Mr. Crenshaw presented an ordinance
nlacInp the 81 ,623.29 derived from the, sale
If land belonging TO the city on Ashland
street TO the credit Of Jackson Ward Park;
This was rejected 10y a very decided
The Board then adjourned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

Spring is the season of life to begin
right, and you can't be wrong IN using A.
b. G. Alternative for the blood.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
The Wonderful spring!!.

Have you Tied Frozen Lineade ana MIX
Shake frozen In their one-miuute ice-cresm
frsexer At OwKss 4 MINOR DRUG COMPANY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
he SUIT 10 Dc UI,HIIootU.
Respectfully, CHARLES ii. FACE.

Come TO Apperson 4 Co.'S sale at north
west corner of Cary and Haryle streets at
6P. NJ. and buy a bargain IN the lot 76xl2O
TO alley with frame dwelling. See adyer-
tisement in NsOdicl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

The Sisters Of st Mary's Benedictine In
stitute return their thanks to the ushers
and all others who assisted them in their
closing exercises.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

We advise A. B. @. Tonic to be used to
build up ths systen. Did you ever try III
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

While the essential feature Of PRArr's ASTRAL
on Is absolute safety. 4, should also DO remem-
bcrea that u 70 Of no less value on account OF 10
iilumiaaang qualities, giving. a. Is does' me
elssxsss ssssAtsst aad most mellow light posst
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

No harm ever done by the use OF s'm-
mons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

Pleasant to the taste and readily taken Is
Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
To Withdraw His suit.

One dollar a year will cover your doctors
bill if you take Simmons Liver Regulator.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25
POST PRANDIAL.

Shortly after 1880 dinner, was served on
the long tables to the right of the house.
This was under the direction of Dr. @. a.
Mercer, chairman of the Dinner Commit
tee. who was ably assisted by Captain W.
II. Stratton and Others.
Of Mr.. ID. NJ. Richardson, recited The
Jiners." in a superb manner.
JUDGE Farrar related one Of his humor-
ous stories about jenkins and His Wife
in New York" Any one who knows
Johnny Reb" docs not need to be told
that it was good and highly appreciated by
his audience.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25


All the men present were Masons, except
in some few cases. where they were specially
invited guests.
Among those in attendance were pr. =.
W. p. Brock, Preston Belyin, Julius otraus,
Captain c. II. Epps, Shirley King Sergeant
]. A. Crosby, Captain Z. i. Huiee, oerGeaut
b. +. Howard, James W. Carter, W. ;.
Gum. L. r. kalston. Z. 7. Reeve, W. r. r.
Lee. ID. A: Brown, L. +. Brown, w. H.
Sands, William Ryan, ". II. Cqli,neSToTWtihi' 10 y Wii
Captain J. b. Angle, j. ]. Powell, W. u vi
kinson. g. A. Gibson, Il. Nj; Angie, =, l.
Brannan. Peterfeld Vest. Charles ChneiS'
Sergeant George Epps, Jack Marion; .. "
Lamkin, Jones A. Otey. Richard Wagner'
Louis Nachman, N. A. Goodman
Nj. B. Rosenbaum, Edgar Fersussop'
Young Jones, L. II. Frayser. J. .; CTuIcn- .
field, Eugene .Sheppardson, JACOB lie Ls"l!' ~
A. l.. Jacobs, A. IL. Kaufman Cnartss n
Angle. William ReinheirneI, T.: ". Laoho'
william Walker, A. L. Whiting, :. NJ e.
Burke. j.. u. Welsh, John Z. Rose Eu. Mc-
Cabe, Robert Hechier. Jr., W. +. Lawsohh'
| @. w. Goddin. |. Lovenstein, A; Maynard
John p. Bargamin. George fos' I'1'
Schwarzschild, John Boucher o., ~. y
| Orange. p. H. Dunnington. W. s' oen'fy'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

There are three classes Of members TO
the Home Society; Life members, who
make one payment of 500; active men,
bers. who pay 81 per year and honorary
members mot necessarily Masons) who
make a donation of 500.
Nearly all the blue lodges have expressed
the intention of making annual coutrlbu-
tions to the home. and a number of them
have already done so. Some of these have
raised their dues II per year and moro for
this purpose.
An ardent supporter of the Home re-
marked yesterday that he had no doubt
that in a short time the institution would
have an endowment fund of $4,000 tor, II
the Masons could spend Sl5O,0OO III the
erection of a temple, 10, 900 of them could
certainly put two-thirds of that amount
in such noble and practical charity as this.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-06-25

Worshipful f. Bottigheimer, chairman
of the Refreshment Committee. superiE-
tended the dispensing of the ice;cream:
cake, lemonade. and other material. all OF
which was sold for the benefit OF the
Retween the hot weather and the anxiety
Of the pic-nickers to do charitable deed
the cooling foo1 and drink disappeared
Mrs. W.. Lynham. Miss Lynham, and
Miss Rogers rendered valuable aid IN tins
department.
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First premium In roading. orthography srltn-
p'le, geography. and for polite and ainispie ~,
l'nmenL 10 Miss Marie Hewheiscr secona
pis@lum 10 reading. orthograpby, eritnheue.'
nva,, 10 Misses Marie Schntte and Kilen heaiey
n"i 10 Christian doctrine and writing, tn'fo ~
.ssaing ana ortLosfaphy and for polite sha w..
sIlsDie dep0ItlaeaL " Mtss ABEL LOVING; 'os