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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
WHAT THE LOTTERY WILL
DO FUR DISABLED CON.
FEDERATE SOLDIERS.

The revenue amendment, which
provides for payment Of 81 ,2s0, OO(
per anuum for twenty-five oouseou-
tive years for the privilege Of main.
tanning . lottery In this State,
contains the following clause deyot.
ing . special sum to . specific
purpose:
To Pensions-$s0, 900 annually,
payable quarterly in advance, ~
above provided. to the pensioning
Ut disabled, iniirm or indigemt con-
fedeIate veterans, citizens resident
Of Louisiana.
There are 1t present about 800
disabled, INDECENT or iA6rm Com
federate soldiers in Louisiana.
This will entitle each beneficiary to
about ass the first year after the
lottery amendment goes into opera
ton. and ~ the years advance and
the number i decreased BY death,
the amount per capita will naturally
be increased.
The widows still unmarried Of
such Confederate soldiers will also
be entitled to the same benefits, u
under Acts &c and ll6.
Aud not only does the amend
ment provide pensions for the old
confederate soldiers. but it also de.
votes . specific sum annually to
the support Of the Soldiers Hone
in New Orleans, where the veterans
VI the war. now aged, decrepit aud
uuat tor the active vocatious VI
life. may be cared for in . way be-
lifting the reverence ard venera-
ton and sense ri obligation which
every true L0uiaiauan must feel to-
ward them.
1t is conceded. even by Ants,
thu. the sale Of lottery tickets in !
Louisiana will continue whether |
he buainese u authorized by Law
" not II the amendment d defeat.
I'd the sale Of foreign lottery tickets
vtll increase, and that without the
State receiving = single cent to
Yards the general or seperate funds.
Let the people decide, and let
hem assume the responsibility of
heir own acts.
We say vote for the amendment.
-Houma Courier. +
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Mr.. Thos. Dolan 10 the presiden,
of the Wool Manufacturer Club,
Of Philadelphia. aud was one Of the
men who appeared before the ways
and means committee Of tho las,
congress and urged an increase ol
the tariH Ou wool. His action at
the time caused considerable r
prise because most Of the wool man
ufacturcrs we're in favor Of low
tariff, but the Dry Goods Econo-
mist, which Is published in the in
terest Of that trade, has made pub
lie some facts that show why Mr..
Doian was so anxious to increase
the tariff on wool. It appears
that the Economist had experts to
examine piece Of wooiOu cloth
made in Mr.. Dolan's factory, aud
they discovered that u per cent Of
It was cotton and sh0ddy. and ouly
70 per cent 0f wool which had been
woven into the face Of cloth. This
shoddy cloth. however, 10 placed
ON the market ~ high grade wool
and to tie selling price Mr.. Dolan
10 kind enough to add TIE tariff tax
on the wool that 10 not in the cloth.
This II one Of the many ways that
the people are swindled under the
Mckinley bill, and manufacturers
Ut the necessAriee Of life are enabled
10 be bec0re millionaires and to
figure - the bright lights ot plu.
tocracy.-Daily States.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

aliases, ~ hAso - boaisAtioa u
sayia9 ~ Il 0eaas traAhle, Ior e
wi1l 81 . tAAAly sshlnlttsd 70.
White eapfeMAef tneAua teo much
to Louiaiana b susrender L for Tie
sub-treasury o. asy other bill Of
that kind.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

4 New York dsntist has died
from the effects Of Z womau's bite,
while . San Francisco man has
been cured OF = threatening wound
BY having several square inches Of
catiole striped from female nurse
grated upon his lacerated body.
The two incidents taken together
eeem to prove beyond . reasonable
doubt that w0men's bite il worse
than her bark -Ex.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Since the discussion among the
doctors upon the value Of music a
an agent Tor convalescenoe, . guild
Of Saint Cecilia has been stabiish-
ed in London, with the aim of tram
ing musicians to sooths . patients
nerves with music, under the d.
rection Of the physicians. Every
member must possess . sweet. gem
lie voice and delicate execution.
Miss Florence Nightingale i among
the subeOribers. ines Democrat.
II tho above mentioned treatment
comes into general use and 10
adopted BY our physicians in their
practice, there won't be . well man
In Covington In . weeks time.
They'll Ill catch IL grippe and want
10 b soothed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

LIST OF Letter.
Remaining in the CYv,ngs"0. Ia Peat
once Friday. sept. III. 1891:
Beck OUtsyia Mrs osunaseal Harriet
s:aMbeii Paul Miss
Pane Core Niso fbNmas NalleP
Persons calling ter the SAN. viii
please say adversiseA.
A Zee "f one esst additional posises Il
reqnirea "n all advsrtixei letters.
II not called tor Nm shirsy days from
late. Ii" above l~uers will be sent q,
he DsAJ-i.etter Once.
(:AAs. hxlxf3. r. y.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
THE SUGAR BOUNTY.

Washington, Sept. 9.-All su-
gar licenses In Louisiana have been
Issued, except nine, hold for adli-
tional Information. Col. Wimberly,
Collector at New Orleans, reports
that the State has been divided
into districts, and all arrangements
for carrying out the bounty Law are
being made.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The lottery "revenue amend
ment" says: All lotteries other
than those au.horized By this Article
are prohibited in thia State, unless
BY similar amendment 10 this
constitution, and fur not lees than
81. ESQ. 900 per annum."
u there any monopoly in this7
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

There was an eujovable oroaust
party ct the residence OF Mr.. L.
Poole last Tuesday night.
Rain = still badly needed here,
a'taoogh We learn that good shower
ssu IN di6srena parts Of tho parish.
Ms. 4 l.. Bosque has been ID.
pointed postmistress Ct Maude.
vile. sios ". W. johnson, 10.
0iGuod.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The old-tims political trick now
being worked In this Stata by
the Republicans. independents
and Greenbacxers, to split tine
Democratic party and get control
Of our affairs. in order to steal the
Presidential electoral vote, Is not
going to succeed . little bit.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
CARD OF THANKS,

The members OF the Amal9a-
mated Educational Club hereby
tender . vote OF thanks u Mr.. and
Mrs. Aouledous, Mrs. Meyer. Miss
Eunie 1ayne, Miss Annie Moran,
Miss May Gunther, Miss Ami.
Montgomery, and al who 90 kindly
assisted ct their late entertain ment.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
AN ELECTRICAL CONCLU.
SION.

ooh, Clara, oae that great black cloudi
Where b Il going, woadsri"
To which ~ fair gin made reply,
81 think Il = going 70 tAsnderi''
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Just - sure ~ election day rolls
around next April, the high license
lottery revenue amendment is going
10 be adopted BY an overwhelming
majority. Tho people know a good
thing when they see it. aud they
are going to take it in.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

CoNMrrf1s OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Geo. Koepp, Jr., VIM. Bossief, Milton
Burns, Geo. Core, Adolph Frederick,
Paul Dulion, Alex. BAND, r. C. Smith,
VIM. +. Parker, Rsnjamin Williams,
Sam1 r. Poitevent, John wortham, Jos
Block, J. J. Cusachs. Jack.on Rous-
seAu, WIN. Gaines and Erita Salmea.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Pro Lottery meetings are being
held al over the State, and the
speakers are being greeted with
hearty applause. Tho enthusiasm
displayed BY the people in favor
Of tho great revenue measure Is
unprecedented.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
New Advertisements.

Land Oifiee. Nsw Orleaaa. Ia. !
Sspt. 10. 1891. (
Noescs II hereby given that the fol
lowing neaset1 seeslef las 1led notjce o
his thts"tioa b make Asal prof !,
airport Of his elAi,m. and that saif
proof viil b made A~sors the Judge q,
clerk NJ the distri Il court at Covin.aon,
La. On Tuesday. KAv. ,. 1891. va:
MATHEW PERRY.
Who made ho0ssssAd satry No. s4sc.
Tor Il case half II the southeaas quar-.
Ter OF section Ia and the crest half
20. township s. 4,ath sasRe II -.
~. Helsms nseri.lisn.
lie names the caslowiag visassses TO
prove his c,.a'isa5a. resideaee uI.on
saa oaitivatis. II laid laad. zig:
tls~::ns L. q. W1atney. I. 4. Bchas.
Lake Alliaoa aad ?. ~. Nclakvre iii
II - 7snms.y FAfsh. Ia.
sslS = CaAs C.Al'Asyass. ReRisase.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

II the apportlonment be based
on tho white registered vote, Ta :
gipahoa would gain 8 delegates,
Livingston ! and St. Tammany /.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The tone Of the country press in
dicates that there will be strong
backing to the city delegation in Ito
determination that the Farmers
Union. aided bv the Ants, shall
not use the party machinery OF the
Democraov in order to destroy that
party. "A the plot becomes better
understood that tho success Of tho
Lafayette combine in tie State
comraign means the delivery Of the
Presidential vote Of Louisisua. and
the Congressional delegation - Tar
- possible. to the Ocalans, tie pop
ulas support It The compact falls
sway.-City Item.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
NEW CROP RICE.

We are indebted to Mr.. Louis
Galatas, OF Aadisonville, for the
following item:
The 1rst new rioe from Madison
vile Wa shipped to New Orleans
BY NJ. August Fuhrmann, %
ThursdAy. Tie 10th Inst, consist
ing OF q barrels, which sold for
q Is per barrel The rice crop in
The Fist Ward b generally very
good. except the late rice, which
Aa0 Su4ered for want Of ram.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Al ~. ~ eaos0oas debt vAlsa
= eeusAlag lealy = I've bil)iees q
aooase, - : essk twssty.1vs
yaeW g Aage asa0. - ssgy ~
6Pes6 1870 Eia0 - ~ - : 80
whish = caly ~ 1eabls WAae ~
EtAy.ass6 Qsegpsss spsse-4. 7.
WodoA
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Oar Job dnoe b being very Welt
peerooissd. aad occupies Ill our
spare time.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
Laad oaos. E. 0sl..a.. l.. I
Sepe. ~ 1901.

~ - sOOss
Nssiss il hereby dvee sA.s n. s.,i...
lag sasad -&ss: = p sls.I aatic !. ~ / j.
ses:esson ~ aske 2aa' psasfie .ar ,aor,
Of his eaaiss. and ttss sAiJ r.a of ~
- made eeeose tasf jsdes. OF 10 ~ ab,
seees shs eSsst o. &c District G,osr,. =,
: ovsS9sos. Ia. 81 TassslAv. Nesenbes
= AoSSs va:
PLEASANT Il @. WHITHEY
wle .ads he~s.::saa sssry Nc. ga.
.os sse so ":,t srt.s sss,seass 4aas-
ceeeevssa qsastss u ssesi3a & 0ov..
eosr : sssss sasep u ease O. uelsea
As .s.ss Ne ssnsssse .sssssa,s I,
pscse he oesstesses sssidsass upeo
asA seldsattee q AaAd lasd. vis:
nssAs~ Perry. 4 4. DeSssI Jea. 4
1eskss and ,. .. llslatyss. I'll q -.
Isnsaaoy fas1sA, Il
eel0 g CsAa a. APAssssv. Rasisser.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
Estray Notice.

Eatnyed beSnrs NJ. the s,ler si...a
Justice Of eAe Peace AZ the Third W.rS
o. the Fariah Of ~. Taaaasy, La. s.
:: y. dosose. . sesijeat o( The aiovs
"ard eoo Farish: 4 brown cov ana
cali. Gov marked hole 10 len ear a.6
crop and split in right ear. and be..de1
" on len side and I u On riehe IN
. "a 70 hsa place about ewo ysars -
The owner OF said COZ and elf 4 NJ.
y soaass' % prove bic property. ~
cnssxes aud take then away vifiris
s1ifsy days fsom The date hsssoC or ~
wsit . soid ae pnhlie auction On M
rssmssss OF J. y. hssnsr to sati.ly seiI
h Z TERRELL
Ssatsee q the Peace. Third Ward. Pitt
Of ~ Tamas.Sy. Ia.
Covueron, La, Sept. -, 1891.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
Land O@ee. New Osl~.sa, ~.

Land O@ee. New Orleans. ~
N..;. sept le. 1851.
lowing na0ed ssltles hes aIe.I no1;.. "a
10 ssso"et0o u make Anal ncooS ~
support az biz claim. ana M IN
@soot viii - male losoee 1he i..l,s =.
~ hes alsseaco The sleek AZ ~ ~.
tssee eorst. as l:0vinataa. L.. = ~.
day. Nov. :. lSo:. va:
JULIUS WOODS.
VIE osde homssesed ssery IA. 60
sos sse soseAsa~t quarter Il eeeeioa ~
.19ceeesP J. s".st1 saano IL 81. ~
deleos 0egidiaa.
ne "eoss sho follawjoQ vitaenaea -
prove Ais oootiaaoas sopiAeone ~
80 eesssseelee ~ aAisl lad. VIA:
neIsee fissd.. u. Tsyier. H..
,ne~p esd dawr k0biasos. ali II n.
sAooasy pasiAu Ia.
.e196i (.uAs q. PAIvsxs. Rn~;s1~~
Lad Ookcs. Eos 0s1esss. l..
N:siss y ssseIy gisss 49, ~
ss:s'cc ea.aeA astslse hss aIsA $500 "A
ess 'eeeotsoo - make dad 49, =
sccteee - bis claia. oaA th.f M 49,
~! % s1a4e 6rscsS tie iadee = 49,
- ee,essee ssssG d Osviusteo. ~
- SseHcy. wsss0bss Z. lS0l. III:
SANhH TAILOR.
VIZ 0AAo 6onaeaanA ~ - 49,
.ee ~ oosoa Aolf 81 ~ eoclAeosa Sss.s
q 49, -. essnstip 6 ceeeA
sso9e ~ eool 0. sssloaa u,onA6c.'
~ oe0eo - G1l1sUioR UiHae.ee. -
~ !. n: Scese.se:: ss.iAses 60
yaooao WooAa Heane
3"e1aneo aaA tuaoe xoun. eaS ~
1eaosAy PasinA. q.
.. csAaa8 e exxssss.
SsOO nGInnon
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

fRoolfueaAfD01.1
AN ACT.


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the uhernaeeol 49, - Snv.s
-.
l.
I8tote ct LOuioi4hA. eof1uh 0f Sc.
j Tammasv-Tovn - fnSAnoA..>
$780,
-. 49,. so ~ s.e
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. .-~.1cs.; =. - Pssues
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sho .r..,.i .i.ss;o. Lei.I :. -. ~
N In,w Ins1 !. I.,.n. S..s.".S -
IN favos Of sSa I'M criis.r.. ~ -.
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tsss ~. E..s r~n;.;:.. E.;,-.S -
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.nid s.iis..i provided in .sii ordi"sses.
from Asie. arsisss u sAs iowa Of Gov.
iugtcs. aaso b tLsrei"ss eatitis.i = ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

A call hes been issued for 4 msaa
meeting 1t Clinton On Sept -. Of
I'll the democrats Of East Feliciana
parish who oppose The Lafayette
combine and ID ratification by The
anti-lossery league. A. East Fslini.
ana b the hone Of NJ. Adams.
The preoeedinSs o. ~ msstiaG Vii
b looked With great Interest.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The act lsvying . special i've
NH tax 10 favor OF the East Louis.
lana Railroad will b found in
aaoehor oulunn.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Rev. Father Koegsri informs o.
that tho interior Of the Catholic
Church 1t Abita Springs i being
handsomely painted and freseoed
By lfr. Antonio Centner, . vel
kaoRn artist from the citY.
The September report Of the De
partment Of Agriculture marks .
reduct,on In The oonditiun Of cotton
q ssx points, from 06.9 TO g. :.
The condition In Louisiana b IS,
. los Of s points from last month.
Caswsll Talley. charged with the
0urder Of Stephen Misell, surren.
dsrsdSo Deputy Sheriff Morris, ot
Wellington parish, On Monday Of
lest wesk, aad had . preliminary
oxAminatiea before Judge Jas. n.
ThoQpsaa, 1t Frankiinton. on FRI
day. Ihs Iadgs rsadsssd biz de-
eisaaa last Tuesday. placing Talssy
sadse $4,000 bond to appeas foe
tsial 6 ~ asxt tern o( Tie District
Coosk
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Bird Braxton, . well4knovn and
Industrious oolored citizen prac-
eoaA brick-layer-die.l In Covine.
too lest Tuesday.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

Skisasd alivs add cut up bit b.
ote. ~ ths fass u . aegro dead
vho eooaattsd - ostsaes a -
sssinas's vesag lady ssas AGO.
IA, La. last Wook.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
d4eAED
DEMOCRATIC
BARBECUE.
AT C0vlh6T0M. Ia.
Thursday, Octo-
Der 8, 1891.
EMINENT AND ELOQUENT
SPEAKERS WILL DELIVER
ADDRESSES UPON THE
POLITICAL ISSUES
OF THE DAY.

Ample provision has been made
for the entertainment Of the people
in the shape 1T Refreshments and
Eatables and there will Be
A FINE BAND OF MUSIC.
A cordial invitation u extended
to the Ladies, who yin b heartily
welcomed.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

4r. z. b. Nartindale, Clerk Of
Cont, publishes to-day . list Of
The fees to be charged in his Office
tor legal services, See notice in
another column,
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

he lottsrv's speaker are per-
fect!y honest about ct least one
thing. They freely admit that they
are fs'r The lottery amendment fos
The revenue there i il M.-Nsv
Delta.
Nov yon'rs striking II right. A.d
yon might have added that The peo-
pie are Tor he amesd0eut Tor she
saoo reason. The reveoue win
amount b ~ pzisosly saa q
d, 4S0, 900 . veas, I'll Of Which Win
% 10 ~ support - oar psb,ie ard
charitable iastitatieas. Il = d.
. great sssssss oeasare,
Nd tAae's wAae aakss Il 9 pops
|ae.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

1As oosase-sesae e - oeau-
49, - ~ as0ssy e ~ Asceee
= - iasA = Sspssassr. - HI
= Nsw 0tlsAAs ~ ofoadaS ~
Imposing osceasalsl.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The members Of the COMMITTEES
At arrangements for tho grand
Democratio barbecue are requested
% meet 1t tho Courthouse "a Sat-
urday, Sept. IS. See NOTICE.
Mr.. Herman Schults. Police Ju-
TOT for this ward, made snme very
substantial aud much needed re.
pairs to the Cov,ngton bridge this
week. putting il several new sills.
ptlinG, etc.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

An Confederate veterans are re.
quo0ted 20 meet at the Courthouse
n Covington on Saturday. the seth
Inst. See notice In another col
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19

The Democratic Executive Com
0ittee tor this Senatorial District
VII msst At Amlts City next Tues
day, The ed inst.
Under The game Law the hunting
seasoa viii commence ON the 18th
a October, instead Of the Let Of
October, - heretofore.
Camp Meeting opened ct The
German Settlement last night. A
bu0bee oe ministers and . large
congregation are On the grounds.
Remember the grand Democratic
barbecue and mass meeting in Cow
ingtoa. On Thursday, tho 9Th OF
October, and do not fail to attend.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1891-09-19
ron GOVERNOR,
s. D. McEnerv.
or OUACHIrA.
WEATHER REPORT.

WEATHER REPORT.
er The week ending 1er&. II:
a. Max. Nsn.
s''.s'''''s'...........A - -
sse.ssss s..,..... e
- ss.sssssss ..... ~ AZ
S'sss.ess ss..sess..... n
~ .ssss- esssss.s...,. a
.'ses.s ess.sss...... III IA
AvoeA9o eoGDpoeaturo. ma
3AaooAll. go.
Aux BAuD. Observer.
Vaudeville Stasioa. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03
BOOK RECEPTION A SUCCESS.
A Great Many Volumes Brought In Yes
terdsy-BOard Meeting.

The second night of the book reception
of the Rosemary Public Library was
more OF a success than the first, and the rooms
we're crowded. The number Of volumes re-
ceiyed during the day was also larger than had
been on Monday, and many promises of books
have been made by other persons.
Much credit for the beautiful decoration Of the
rooms is due 10 Mrs Samuel Cohen, the efficient
chairman Of the committee, who furnished
lamps, rugs, md draperies for the occasion.
Ii was noticeable yesterday that the boys have
begun TO use the library and have shown much
interest In IL.
A mistake was made yesterday In crediting
Major f. 7. ID. Myers with the gift OF the five
cases of books 70 the library. They belonged TO
his children ana the children OF the late w. Is.
Myers and the contribution was from them.
Among the visitors yesterday were Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Waddey, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur sed-
don, Mr.. and Mrs. De Saussuare, Judge and Mrs
II. w. Flournoy, Mr.. and Mrss AdOlph Osterloh,
Mr. MCthersell, Miss Julia Wheelwright, Miss
Bessie Wheelwright, Mrs. William Price, MISS
LOttie Price, Miss Daniel. Miss Jetfriee, Miss
Bagby, Miss Parke Bagby, Mr.. Littleton Macon,
Mr. Charles HutZer, Mrs. f. w. Barksdale, Miss
Iottie Barksdale, Mrs. Winston, Miss Winston,
Mrs. Albert Bruce, Mr.. Howard Bruce, Miss Per-
kins. Mrs. Joseph II. Anderson, Mr.. and Mrs.
SaddOn Bruce, Mrs Pellet, Miss Knox, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Preston Cooke, Mrs. John Enders, Jr.' Mr
and Mrs. Thomas Boiling, Mrs. Gray Skipwith.
After the visitors had withdrawn from the
readng-roOms meeting OF the Executive Com
mittee Of the Library Association was held;
A resolution was passed thanking the ladies
and those who assisted In making the receptloh
the success which all pronounced II.
Colonel Cutshaw moved that the papers DC re-
ouested 20 state that all contributors OF books be
registered az members OF the association ana
that the names OF the committee De puDisheu
Agreed TO. ,.. .,,,,
Auxiliary Committee by the appointmentoi such
ladies' as he may deem necessary TO Gdd.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-06-03

Broad street, was stablished, and lnehr,a,oa ara
opium-csters were received there ThJs 49,
pital succeeded we'll for n time. AMI was a,,eS
ccss financially TN DR.. Moncafo received n so
we're injury from an Insane patient and mad 20
20 ABROAD Tor his health. IL was 20 his aimerce
that tho failure Of the hospital was due
~ ono Vino the tnebriates were received a tho
Medtcai College Hospital, on Marshall street. bnt
tnls TINS lhsutnuOn has been closed for years. Phv
slcians now nave no place 60 send men with do
ntlum tremons excops 10 tho city 1all, and n has
Deth necessary sometimes to send prorninent
persons thero for n few days iaborine undeS ,his
utsease. Some time ago tho Doctor stated tha,
nc had 70 send TO the asylum at Staunton n Iadv
wen educated and refined becauso thero yTns no
otner place 70 put her, AZ McBrido'a. IN Phlla.
oenphia, the charges are 300 per month.
Inc subject was discussed by DrS Crenshaw
Netuord, kuyk, and Parker.
Df. wexford moved that r committee be an
pointed 70 examine stho charter already granted
ana report upon the subioct at the next meetInc o
OF the Academy The following is the CON.
kuyk. ~N0i' anu
Dr. kuyk read well-written paper on cleo.
tTicity IN disease, showing how Il facilitated tho
absorption OF medicine applied 70 the skin and
hho its vnluo in reducing old tumors notably
the horrible deformity know as "goiter" n LARGO
swelling on the front Of tho neck, 80 common ca
pecially among the women In the Alps. DIR.
huyk had corrosponded with quito number Of
specialists IN New York on the subject and read n
number of letters from those eentleInen In
answer 70 his Inquiries.