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, FoR sozopoSr all ladies cry, @', .t
For nothing else that they can buy.
.;Mill give the moMt4 its freshest glow
VII! keep The teeth 40 tound and white, II
And make the breath sweet delight.
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Qbe SuttlliocllIr,c.r,.
ONCE, Nos. 20 and " Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

r.-5+a Now Advertisements.
rroclamntlon-Fourth Page. ---
Household Goods for sale ChcAp.
For Rcnt-Farm Of leo acres. -5z
statement o. the Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pamy, OF New Yotk-Fourth Page. ,>'N
MManted-9 boys: Is to 70 Years Of Age. q
Graud katitc-tenry Eichenbcrg
Io mo fublie-The Enterprise Baking Pow.
Grand Opera House-Devils Mine.
Bell stove Co. ,,.-sl 49, - s''5>"p
Blank Books and Statlonesy-Joscph Graves.
Sttnton & Davenport. Is q y. ~ =
Logan Drug Company. o
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Wheeling Instalment "a.

What We offer this week in CARPETS ia
a grand collection Of the products Of the
most reliable mills in the old and new
worlds.----It is an assortment, of Car.
pets unequaled in the city for beauty
and richuess Of design as well as ele.
gance OF workmanship --- Beginning to.
morrow we will place on sale 100000
yards Of elegant heavy ingram CARPETS
IN beautiful assorted patterns at only Soc
per yard.--Don't let this opportunity
sllp-a1t means money in your pocket.
Buy as you will. for cash or credit
our price will he as quoted, SOC per yard'
We show an extensive line in Brus.
selg, including Royal lyilsons, Wilton
velvets, Administers, Body Brussels, and
tapestry Brussels as low as 75c per yard.
I'll 1924 Jnte or Hemp Carpets we
~ y sate % please you.-A large stock
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DYspErsIA's victims are numbered by
thousands. 50 are those who have been
restored to health by Hood's sarsapa-
rilla.
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WE want to borrow $50 a year for 20
years. Undoubted security, tirst-class
paper, good interest.
SWEENEY & EDWARDS,
1903 Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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Il. i 0. Excursion to Pittsburgh.

Saturday, February %, the Baltimore
4 Ohio will sell excursion tickets to
Pittsburgh at g for the round trip, good
returning until Monday, the cath, in.
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Unless' we pay more attention to
Arbor day America will in a few years
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Total exprndl.urcs......-,........... ..sSl,9 j5

Total expenditures. .-"..,........."."ssi,0j 5 20
Ono year ago when making its annual
estimate the Trustees estimated the
earnings at only S74.050. As shown
above they were oyer $4,000 in excess
Of that figure. The estimated expendi.
lures for 1880 were put at SS5, $50.
Tho item OF SIG. lOl Tor improvements,
etc i, the last contained In the estimate
presented last night, is made up rs fol.
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u \. LOVELY WOMAN little thought w.
MhAt ioy ana pleasure can b brought !,
i From little things 30 wisely bought, .. !.
j.,.is..J ;5t,.f ~ ~. u BueEeE EItr1ets.
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Increase In Assets,
Surplus, /.
Increase In Surplus,
Receipts,
Increase during ycnr,
Paid Pollcy.liOldcrs, !.
Increase during year.
Risks assumed {.
Increase during year,
Risks In force, F..
Increase during year,
Policies IN force, .LT.
Increase during year,
Policies written IN 1850,
Increase over 1883,
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The thermometer at schneprs drug
store, Opera. House corner, yesterday,
registered as follows: ,s'a77| /; -
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'ASuINGTONS BIRTHDAY CELEDRATION.

Excursions to Pittsburgh via the Pennsyl.
ynnin Lines. o.
Excursion Tickets, at one fare for the
round trip, will be sold from Wheeling
and Bridgeport to Pittsburgh on Satur-
day, February @, good returning until
Monday, February 81, inclusive. The
great parade OF the il: 0. U. A. NJ. will
take place at l:3O p. nj. on the 22d. MwaF
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MAKING UT ESTIMATES
OF the Expenses OF Four City departments.
H The City Gas Works. Figures,

...I luc Sly NuS NoFhh flEuFchs
A joint meeting Of the Board Of Gas
Trustees and tho Council Committee on
Lights was held last evening, at which
the Trustees submitted the following as
their estimate for tho currently
Cash OF hand December 81, 1880,
SlG,O72 0S; estimated receipts for 1890,
sos, 1000; total revenue, Sll4,079 0S.
Disbursements (estinatedi as follows:
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1uth1
This leaves an estimated balance OF

The annual statement made by the
Trustees early in January showed tho rev.
enue OF the works in 1880 10 have been
Sl0l ,02S IS rs follows: Cash on hand
January !, 1880, 81, 30l 60: earnings In
1850, ,S00534 So. Tho disbursements
woro M folInwr,
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

We have so many bargains to offer
you this week that it is really difficult to
make q beginning-Let US take I'M
Toilet Sets: They are both useful and
ornamental--1n fact no bed chamber
ls complete without one-We have
them here in great numbers-and in
every conceivable style OF decoration-
In round or square patterns, with twelve
pieces Gncluding jar), to each set at only
% W q set. Don't lose sight Of this
figure e-and hold to the TACT that
every set has y pieccs.-We are the
only house that ever placed these goods
within your reach at this price. We
show large line Of Tea and Dinner
Sets in plain or decorated ware at prices
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Wheeling Instalment Co.

II low prices and best values are an
object to you this is the place to buy
The combination Of Style and Quality
displayed in every department backed
by our low prices is sufficient guaran.
tee that we are leaders in our business
But it is not the, only one--A
more practical and conclusive proof IA
our ever-steadily increasing business
and the extensive trade we are daily
cultivating among the victims Of Lieb
prices and false statements, = %
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INSTALMENT co,
1886 to ll4O Market Street

We are not deciples of Bellamy; that
gentleman's Looking Backward has
no charms for us.-~We are too pro.
gressiye for that look ahead and
keep ahead Of all others in our line Of
business We are the peoples ad.
vance agents--Looking to their vel.
fare-providing for their comfort and
studying their interests. Buying for
spot cash and in large quantities enables
US to offer you goods at 20 per cent less
than you will pay elsewhero.-It
means dollars in your pocket-And let
us say right here that we can keen dol,
lars In your pocket.-Othess have tired
and failed and We stand alone today.
recognized as the pioneers Of low prices
and small proGts-As restless tire.
less merchants, always awake to public
needs at popular prices. 80 -,
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Expense OF running works In 1889 ....- &C., 600 20
Gas furnished Public liulldluSs....... 3,7tG 81
Gas furnished tubtic Lam ..r.......... 1872 4
Cleaning. lighting mud cxtlngushlng
Public Lamps. ASIA IS
Erecting and repairing Public Lamps. 1850 u
faid OF loan OF 1855 G75d 90
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
LOOK WATCH WAIT !

For the Grand ExcursicS OF the
MT. CALVARY BAPT. CHURCH (of
Rockettsl to williamsburg, Monday,
August %, 80. 1t will benefit All
who go, to get view of the historic
city, the former Capital of Virginia.
No Intoxicating liquors allowed ON
the train. NJ
The COMMITTEES will spare no pains
to make this Excursion one OF the
grandestOf the season. There win be
a line game OF Base Ball played there
on that day. Round Trip: Adults
75ct; Children, (under l 2 yearsl 5Oct
1ka~ Trains leaves G. & o. Depot mt
$3.50; returning leaves WILLIAMSBURG,
Mt $40. Committee: VIM. SewelI Ii
Bullock, b. Higgins, II. cambridge
Geo. Green, j. Hackett, VIM. Jen-
kins, M. Fuller, K. H. jackson. Cen
Manger l.. Terrell, s. Christian. Jno
Venable, Chairman.
7mo. At
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
THE PATTERSON CASE.
II Goes To The Grand Jury.

The case of James Patterson,
charged with feloniously striking w.
NJ. T. Forester was called in the P0-
lice Court Saturday morning, 10th
Inst.
ustice John Crutchheld presided.
Lawyer James Alexander Chiles ap-
peared for the accused.
Mr.. Forester dragged himself in a
helpless manner to the witness stand
and gave his statement. He is still
paralyzed in the left side, although
he has partially recovered the useof it.
Counsel for Mr.. Patterson urged
the settling of the case in the Police
Court, but Justice Crutchfeld
thought it was sufficiently serious to
Justify it and sent Patterson on to
the grand jury.
Lawyer Chiles made a motion fol
bail.
DR.. r. z. Jones, who is Mr.. Forres
ter's physician testified that his pa
tient' condition was critical, but there
was no immediate prospect OF death
Justice .Crutchfield there upon de
clined to allow bail and Mr.. Patter
son was remanded to jail.
Lawyer Chiles again sued out d
writ of habeas corpus, made return
able before Judge Wexford on the 1S
inst. After hearing theIphysician'l
statement, the Judge decided to al
low bail iIf the sum of $4,000. HI
was bailed previously in the sum o
81 900, so it will be seen that th'
amount has been doubled.
| The affair is to be regretted.
Mr.. FORESTER is Secretary of tn
ST. Luke's organization The annua
meeting is at Huntington, w, Va.
this week; and it caused much trou
BILE and worry by his sickness. HI
however, on his sick bed, made ou
a report, and forwarded it in tim
for the session.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
Elected Professor.

Rev. J. II. Eason, B. D., the well
known preacher who has been spend
ing two summers with the good peo-
pie at Port WalthaH, Chesterfield
County, Va, has been recently elect
ed by the Board of Trustees of Selma
University. as professor or tutor in
Selma University, his old "alma
mater"
He was born Oct. "a, 1865 in
Sumter Co.. Ala.-the first son of
CLANCY and Jesse Eason. He work
ed on the farm with his parents until
10 years of age, when he entered the
Ala. Baptist Normal and Theologi-
cal School at Selma, Ala, now Sell
ma University.
he graduated valedictorian of his
class, in 1885 which was the first
class turned outfro the University
He taught In the public schools
of Alabama, after which he was elect
ed principal of Garfield Academy
Auburn, Ala, 1886. During she
summer of 1887 he was appointed
s. s. Missionary by the Home Mis-
sion Society. He entered the Rich.
mond Theological Seminary in Rich
mond in the fall of 1887 for special
theological training. Here he re-
mained for three years, and when he
graduated he had conferred upou
him the degree of Bachelor of Divin.
ity.
He was known as a gentleman, a
thinker and a fine scholar During
his years in the Semin.-y ne also
taught in the annex department oi
the Seminary, and gave complete
satisfaction to the faculty and thost
Whom he taught.
Allow me, Selma, to congratulate
lyou in your election of Prof. Eason,
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
Fulton Notes.

Yes, yes we are going with the Mt.
Calvary Baptist Church and Sunday
School on their grand excursion TO
Williamsburg, Monday, August 30,
for the benefit of the above named
church and school. Rev. Ferguson
is n good divine.
Mrs. j. w. Brown is carrying on
business on the corner of Orleans and
7th SITS. She has a store department
and Bar. She owns the two-story
Brick house in which she conducts
business and is standing with her
apron pinned nicely on ready to ac-
commodate all who may patronize
her. s -o
Last Friday morning Mr.. Robert
Taylor, who recently moved from
Henrico County, found at his door n
new born baby where some cruel
mother or friend had placed there at
the mercy of Providence. The baby
is alive and the Officers gave it to the
women to raise.
Mr. M. f. johnson is spending the
summer at Atlanta, Ga
Miss Phoebe Foster has returned
from Amelia, where she has been Wis
Iiting relatives and friends.
MIR. and Mrs. Winston cambridge,
were the recipients of fine boy last
week, but Sunday morning, August
| II, 1890 death came and summoned
him home to Heaven. 1t was only
five days old.
Mrs Ann Harvey, of New Town is
very sick. DIR. Tancil is doing all he
can to raise her, may God be with
him.
Mr.. Jacob Page has sobtaineda bill Oi
separation from his wife Charlotte.
He was also punished for assaultine
the said Charlotte. He was told by
Squire Whiting, if he appeared before
lcOurt for such a crime again, he will
impose a fine of 500 Lawyer Jas
II. Hayes appeared for the defend
ant.
An insane man was arrested last
Sunday morning. by Paskia Booker
land was brought to Squire Whit
ling. No one knows anything about
him, and little he knows about
himself. He gave his name as Heel
Sim. At the court he gave som,
other name. He is n tall slim brown
skinned fellow.
| Mrs. Roane has returned hOm
from Amelia County, visiting he
lrelatives and friends.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
wAsHNeroN. d. c., Aug. 4, 30.
My Dear Mr. Williams

WARRINGTON, d. c., Aug. q, 30.
My Dear Mr. Williams -
Your kind
note is athand. can only say that
am glad our excellent christian
friends have called the Richmond
convention TO assemble in October.
10 will be a good day for our Race,
when we shall consent, in public and
private capacity 60 thank God for
what He has already done for us, in
the gift of our Freedom and Equal
Rights, and TO ask Him in earnest,
intelligent, united faith, to give us in
His own wisdom aud power, those
other important and needed things,
which shall make for our peace.
our prosperity and our happiness.
Let us press forward, i'm the name
and faith of Him, who saves to the
uttermOst all who believe in Him.
Ever sincerely yours for our race,
JOHN MERCER LANGsToN.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
KNIGHTS OF PYFHIAS.
N. A. 5. A. E. A. and A., Eureka Divi,
sion No. IL.

SIR KNIGHTS,
Attention.
You are requested to
meet at your castle Hall for parade,
Tuesday morning, Aug. 26, 1890, ut
z O'Clock sharp, in full dress uniform
to meet Petersburg Division X. OF
7. at Swansboro' Tor Railroad Cross
ing, Manchester,) and then proceed
on the following line of march:
Down Hull Street to 7th, thence to
the Free Bridge, up 9th to Main,
down Main to 10Th, up 10th to
Broad, up Broad to 3rd, and thence
to Harris Hall.
This being the occasion of your an
niversary, you are requested to be
prompt in attendance.
BY order of the Sir Knight Com
mander, j JAMEs +. TAYLOR.
JESSE HERNDoN,
Sir Knight Recorder.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

Augustus Landon, departed this
life Saturday night, Aug. 16, 1890,
at IL O'Clock in the 35th year of his
age. His funeral was preached at
the Sixth Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Monday, August 18th of which he
was n member.
Rev. Charles Smith, of Washington
ID. C., ofiiciated. He leaves wife,
mother, a sister and two brothers to
mourn their loss.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
A Negre the First Among The Marks.
men.

The competitors for places in the
Department of Dakota, United States
Army team, which is to participate
in the division contest mt Camp
Douglas, closed yesterday, the first
honors being won by Private John
Gordon, a negro. Private Gordon
won the department gold medal as
the leader OF the team. He is the first
c0lored soldier that ever went into q
division competition Mt the head O.
the list of ten men chosen. Private
Gordon's score was $50.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

Rev. A. Binga, Jr., d. d. OF Man
chester. Nn.. has been called to the
pastorate of the Bethel Baptist
Church, of Jacksonville, Fla, the
largest colored church in that state
He has taken the call under advise
ment. H
Rev. Binga is one of the ablest as
well as one of the most respected
divines in this state His loss
would be a public calamity.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
no AIE.E. -MHeaI ~ AlAY coNcEnN

To ALI WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
The Pilgrim Traveller Tabernacle,
No. %, organized Oct. 1S, 81, G. u.
Order of Galilean Fishermen met
on the third Tuesday night, August
10th at the Fishermen's Hall, on
Franklin street between 10Th 4 10th
SITS. Sister Julia Berry was appointed
secretary with brother Assom Green
in the chair. S. G. p. s. Ruler and
other officers appointed to the chairs.
Address all communications to No.
7O7 Gilmore St., Richmond, Va.
A pleasant evening was spent
at the residence of Mrs. j. X.
Johnson, N. 9th st. Mrs. w. T. Clark
and daughter of Baltimore who are
the guests of Mrs. Johnson was pres
ent also Miss Mary +. johnson, Miss
Sallie Randolph, of New York, Z. A
Randolph, Esq, Mrs. l.. A. Hope and
John Mitchell, Jr., were present. Al
heartily enjoyed themselves.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
LIVINGSTON COLLEGE,

SALISBURY, n. G., Aug. 20, 30.
MIR. Geo. Williams, Jr,
Dear Sir
Your
letter concerning the Emancipation
Celebration to be held in Richmond,
Va, Oct. 15th-17th 1890, awaited
my arrival home. The object of this
call is a worthy and patriotic one
and merits the calm consideration of
the race. II / am I'm the state IN. CT
at the time of your meeting, ! shall
endeavor to measure my interest in
the movement by being present.
1 am yours sincerely,
j. c. PRICE.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

We advise all not to miss the
treat which will be rendered the peo-
pie at Richmond, by Miss Addie NJ.
Johnson who recently returned
from an extended tour of the world.
She has sung with the celebrated
Fisk Jubilee Singers in the leading
cities of Europe. Don't fail to hear
her Monday night, August 25th
at 5th St. baptist Curchh.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
Ofice Of the Grand Chancellor, X. o
p. OF N. A. S.R. A. aud r..


To All Whom This May Con-
Germ:
GREETING.
Whereas. the 26th of
August being the anniversary of the
Order, |, w. X. Green, by the power
vested In me, do hereby call the Off
GERS and members of the following
Lodges, Nos. /, 6, 8, 10 and IL, to
meet at the castle Hall of Eureka
Division, No. II, K. of p, at Z
O'Clock sharp for parade.
All Knights are requested to wear
black clothes white gloves and the
insignia of the order.
w. r. GREEN,
Grand Chancellor.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
ms DrINe woRDs,

which are as fellows:
81 feel as weA satisnsd as / can be,
j feel like i am goiRg on this morn
ing on a journey. expect to eat
dinner with the angels in Heaven.
/ have nothing against anybody in
this world. / hope this viii be a
token for all young people TO obey
father and mother, and TO govern
their temper and obey the com
mands of God, and you viii never
be in such company. All such fol-
low the devil. / professed religion
10Th April last.
THE reason knem that God did
not send the angels. He sent three
little shepherds while ] lay under
conviction. Two shepherds came on
one side of me. One on my breast
turned itself and laid down, and
then got up and turued all around
and licked me in the face. l rBised
to catch hold of him and he got
away from me, and have not seen
him any more. Then Immediately /
rose and had gloriful time TO my
self. had no fears, but am fully
prepared. wish my wife to keep
this"
On the gallows he was cool and
collected. When asked II he had any
thing to say he said he had no
dread iniany shape, form or fashion,
He wished all to meet him in heaven,
and hoped that all would pray for
the witnesses who swore falsely
against him. John Irwin was scared
by the lynchers and swore falsely
against him,
The moose was adjusted and when
Sheriff Jones gave the signal the
body shot through the trap door.
Death was almost instantaneous.
Irwin win be tried as an accom-
plice at the next term of the county
court.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

The following letters among many
Others were received by Mr.. Geo.
Williams, Jr., relative to the Eman-
cipation Celebration. These letters
will be published ench week in order
to give the people an idea of the
amount of good it viii do the race.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
a Double Funeral

Tue funeral of Miss Mary M. Mitch
eli, teacher in the public schools OF
this city, and also the funeral OF Mrs
Caddie Anderson nee johnson, oi
Boston. but formerly of this city,
took place Monday, 18th INST, at
the First Baptist Church. The spa
cious edifice was well filled. Rev
James Il. Holmes ofticiated. lie dc
liyered a pathetic discourse.
Mrs. Anderson was sick eight
weeks and two DAYS. She was 81
years of age and left mother, one
sister. n daughter and husband to
mourn their. loss.
She was a member OF Returla
Tent, No. n, and had beer since Its
organization.
Miss Mary NJ. Mitchell died on the
10th at II 40 p. m. The pall-bear
ers were:
Honorary W. Nundin, i. +
.sr4ali: as
Cs.anning NJ. Carter, Walter Buraes
Edward Clay, +. A. Randolph, q. A
Thompson, Il. l.. Jones, Edward
Harms, George Stephens, Jr. Th'
casket was cloth covered, heavil,
draped, being looped with black sill
tassels, heavy, silver mI united han
dies with silk trimming.
Undertaken w. |. Johnson officiat
ed in both funerals. The floral de
, signs in both cases were both numer
Gus and costly.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

HUcLEss-Y YANcEY-The marriage
of Miss Sarah L. Yancey to Mr..
Marcellus b. Hucless, will take place
from the Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Thursday night, Aug. 2Sth, at
$50 o'clock. Reception at the
residence of Mrs. Minerva BraXtOn,
No. ITO Tyler st.
Friends and acquaintance are
cordially invited to attend No
cards.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
RDAY. AUGUST %. 1890.

Misses MolIie and Bette Ander-
son, and Kate G.. Randolph have left
the city for Atlantic City, Nj. They
are stopping at the Havelow House.
Miss Emma Flemming, and Miss
Moselle Coots have gone to Hampton
the guest of Mrs. Boykin.
At thecOncert of the Richmond
Star Concert Co. given at the Moore
Street Baptist Church, last Monday
night, the prize was awarded to Miss
Mary Smith, as the best singer
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

The Addie M. johnson Concert
Company at Fifth st. Bapt. Church,
Monday Aug. 25th. See Advertise
ment.
For fine furniture, remember Mr..
Charles G. Jurgens viii sell you at
reasonable rates.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

pS- Mr.. Collins T. Valentine, a wei
known young man of this city is
Dummer for the PLYMOUTH ROCK
PANTS CO., and is ready to receive
orders for the latest style pants,
and suits generally ut lowest prices.
p4~ See him at 612 or 7O2 f. Broad
Street city,
or PLANET Office.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

i say he is a man. a gentleman and a
scholar. Virginia hates to give him
up, but the best of friends have to
part sometimes. We wish Rev. Ea-
son great success.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23

p@All persons desiring graves
dug in the Mechanics Burying
Ground. apply to
BENZ. HARRIS, Supt.,
1901 st. James St.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
RONARD's PREsCRfpTfoN y
~ STORE i-
n. Second ST.

Keeps on hand medicines or the
best manufacture and large snn
plies OF soaps, Brushes and all that
II usually sold in FIRST class store.
Give him a call.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
FOURTH AUTHORS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON, ID. C., AUG. 8, 30.
dr. Geo Williams Jr

A
WASHINGTON, ID. G., AUa. o, 30.
MIR. Geo. Williams, Jr.,
Ny Dear Sir
f.sA
plying I'd your letter ol July 31st
relative to the establishment of "A
National Thanksgiving-Day to God
Tor our freedom, would say that
In my Judgment, the most appropri-
ate day that could be selected is the
day on which the XIII Amendment
TO the Constitution was ratified or
took effect as part of the Constitu-
tiOn December Is, 1865.
i think your idea an excellent
one, and / hope some plan may
be adopted favorable to it's execu-
tion. Very truly yours,
tt JOHN X. LYNCH.
Richmond planet., 1890-08-23
Notices.

All contracts for pictures at the
richmond Photograph Gallery
S527h 4. Broad ST., which expirsd
August lst, will be good until used