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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
ORIGINAL PAINTINGS.
A Sprclai Premium 81 $50 VIII BE
Given for the Best Display by
u Utah Artist.

Special offers for fair premiums are
coming In fust, ami tho citizens are
showing their public spirit In sub
stantlal manner. The following from
II. c. Chambers was received yestar.
DAY;
SALT LAKE CRY, July II 1872.
IIeber NJ. Wells, Secretary b. A. q NJ.
Society;
Dear sir-Tho undersigned will give u
spocial premium oi SO Tor the best aud
most noritorinus display NJ Original
paintings by Uiah artist. To bo competed
Tor at The Territorial Fair ~ lal3
Respectfully, H. G, CHAMBERS.
c. i. johnson Is already working up
hbphotographic display lot the October
fair.
The Deseret Museum viii be quite al
attraction as well a. an educational
factor at the coming exhibition.
This year You viii sfe the hneat an
collection ever exhibited In this terri
tory, and II will be under tho supervi-
sion OF Mr.. Wells.
Or. John Il. Park qualified ye,tnr.
day as q director OF the DISCREET Agri'
cllturnl and Manufacturing society
and entered upon his duties ~ super
visor OF the educational department.
He "a anxious 20 co operate With the
Worlds fair com.nlttee and spclte y
big exhibit In his corner OF the expOsl'
tion-an exhibit that viii show q
some extent the possibility OF lNOA
Tho October fair will give the unly
chance for these preliminary shows
and that iact should not bu lost slight
OF.
Arrangements have been mako Will
+. w. Hitchcock OF Groonlusi, Kan.
10 act aa Judge OF the poultry depart
mcnt this year, and lac Will bH on baud
His presence last year aided much IN
securing good show, and the engage
ment this year viii boom that Interest
ing corner OF the fair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

A judge in one Of the mountain
districts told tine sheriff 60 call in
John Riddlcspibcr Lochinvar banks
The sheriff, after almost dislocating
his jaw over this cuphonious title,
finally ushcred Mr.. j. H. l., Hanks
into the courtroom and up TO the
judges stand
What is II, your honorl" said Mr.
Hunks,
"Ah," said the judge, rubbing his
hands, II only wanted 20 usk you
for chow OF that excellent tobacco
you gave mo yesterday
He got it-Dalton lGa) Citizen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
A RENAISSANCE or WHO uILl..


Hh Feat In itniinG Two mon who Had
Pls'oia Lovciod NJ Him,
Among the prominent citizens of
Hayes City IN the last days of Kan
s0s railroad building WAS wild Bin
civilian IIickoll, who had been a
serNiccablc scout in the Union army
along tho Arkansas border during
the wnr Bill came 20 Hayes City
with the prestige OF having killed
nine men, unassisted, who had cor
rallied HIM during the war intent
upon his death, Tie, too had lol.
lowed "tho K. Pr railroad along
every inch Of i,s construction from
Manhattln. His personal appearance
and the complexion OF his white han
died revolvers had become quito IA
miliar al along The road, and espe,
cially at Abilene during Us days rs
the terminus of the Texas cattle
drive, where, as city marshal, there
was never a cowboy who got the
drop" on Bill.
Wild Bill in thoso days was "thC
Slade' OF western Kgnsns, the man
who Mark Twain rays Ia "Roughina
IT, was respected in Nevada for hay
ing KILLED his man. In physique
as the writer remembers him, hewa'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Mr., FI2aletop was under tho painful
necessity ot administering a severe clsti-
cation to his son Johnny, After he had
completed his labors no said sternly to
Tho suffering ylctiini
"Now toll mo why punished You,
"Thats it," sohbod Johnny; lyon
pearly pound the life out Of mo and now
Tou don't even know why you did it,
Exchange.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

know no fowls Of the air which
more admirably typ.fy in their own
persons the effects Of a forcstinn
tropical fruit eating life than the
gorgeous toucnns. Their big bill on.
nhles them to reach ont from alnr ut
fruit. as they sit at their ease ON tho
trees that hear thcm, and to toss
them on at a gulp Ia Il large and airy
manner that Is very characteristic of
all the wholcswallowing fruit eat.
crs. Thcy are grcgurious AMI so.
Ciablo birds, % a great extent organ
lied mton Fixed community; for they
mahc common cause against enemies,
such as owls aud falcons, whom they
surround and mob with one accord
after tbs fashion OF all dominant
races, os rocks do IN England
Having thus little need FOR pro;cc,
ton. they are noisy aud clamorous
in their native woods, resembling In
nll these respects the other grcgmi
Gus fruit eaters, like parrots and
monkeys. In short, they display for
IL in full perfection the free, demo
cratic, fearless, open ana gussipy life
naturally ongcndorcd IN tropical sur.
roundings among powerful and 50.
cinl fIugiyorous species. Cornhill
Magazine.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
NOTICE OF SAFE OF REAL ESTATE.

NVOTfCE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ~
~ uutHuaneo ur au order Of me pr0Uuf1
QUIT BOO aud tor salt iIHir iuuu.y, Ntuh Terri
tory, madern he !ist dHy OF Iuugi 1872 DO llie
matter ~ the Nsint" nl LNft johnson. tr.
ceased, the under rutt CNrDuturt 0t Che last
viii and trttauCnt o. ~ 90 Johnson deceased,
VIII sell ~ private sale To the highest bidder
tls rtsh, anr subject 60 thc condemnation hy
sHiu Probate Court, OH the nHht title, interest
ana estate ui SAN ElYu johnson, 90 Doe time ut
her death and au the risht, uuu, ami interest
that tho SAID estate has hf operation ui Jaw ur
other Use acquired, Other thnu or VA addition
~ that of enid Elfa Johurou, ~ the time ot
hrr death, n aud 'o that certain rot, piece or
civ uf salt iAly, County ~ salt Lake, Utah
Territory, bounded and described as follow,
tn WI Commencing 40 tho northeast CORNER
cot lot seven 90 lu block twenty i've ,iII n
plat"A," sat Lake CITY survey, Hud runuIlF
thence west twenty ll1l rods, thence south
two and uuehAlf l.il rods, thcucl east twUu
IS l.Ul rods thence nntih two and one bali
Ut.I rods lu tho place ui BEGINNING, contain
ug ipl square rods ~ ground.
hius IN Whiting will be- received Tor SAID
property, addressed TO the undersigned, care
u W1ddell aud Adams al!ornols, = and q
eat firtt south Street snlt Lake CITY, SAT-
lng the 10Th day OF July, l'Ei, after which said
property viii be sold.
Terms and conditions of sale, rnsh, and sub
feet 10 confirmation 10y tAid Probate Court
KlCnAUD BRIMIEY,
CHARLES ABnU1T
Executors OF the last Will ami testament ot
Eliza johnson, deceased,
MAuDLLL a ApAMb, attorneys fot estate
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yASE 7. pNpEK. THE GUARDIAN or
y tie person and estate 81 lirgham rypcr,
Mary 4. ilpcr, 81 rgie y. Piper ana va, mo
niu fypur, minors, having h|od her pttiNun
herein, duly verified, prayius tot an oder OF
sale OF the real estate pt sud minors, Tor the
purposes therein Get forth, 70 b. hereby ordered
shat no next ct Ala ut ne ward anu All per
cons lr'ctc. ted in tue estate ut saii minnrs,
appear before the said Probate Court ON Wed
nusday The -uti day nf July l7ll, a. 10 o'clock
N the forenoon 81 sad day, o. tho tpurt Room
~ said Probate Court. Ht the County Court
House, IN Dee city and county " salt La e,
tab Territory, 20 show cause why 40 order
should not be- granted 10 tho HHtd guardian IN
sall mo whole ~ DO much ~ tuH real ottlte n
tho said minOrs. at private .alc o. slnll hc
necessary ,uud that ropt ot ~ otfCf uo puu'
isucd NJ least four successive wee IN the
nfspuI INLstNo NFws, a Newspaper printed
ami publish ~ said city md county,
Dated June .lsi, lsya ..
Probate judge.
wApDELL \ ADAMS, atiorncys for guardian.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Three times ont OF four fault find
I'M is merely an expression of impa
ti-nce, and the only good Il docs is Ia
relieve the irritable feeling caused
by the careless stupidity or other de
iccts Of those with whom we have
daily intercourse 10 begin with, on
every occasion whore there is no rea
souablc hope of doing good by fnul,
finding, seal your lips as with II bar
Of iron. Ladies Home Journal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

little Pet--I dcss those biscuits
mamma made was dest wight, wasn't
thcyi
Papa Yes, they were delicious,
Little Pct l didn't try 2em, but !
knew gay was
Papa You did, Howl
Little pct-Nou didn't say n word
about 2Cm. Good News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Do ! stuI many catsl.inst Not a5
many as dogs aud not as many ns
birds, Of course Talking about cats,
Ihavo often been asked how totcli tho
sex Of cat in i.s carly days, Inevcr
saw female kittcn that didn't have
in It's hair somewhere a few yellow
hairs. never saw one IN Il male.
Another curious thing about cats j.
that whenever u cat has blue eyes II
Is invariably deaf. Interview IN Chi.
oago Tribune.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the PROBATE Court "a and for salt Lake
County, Territory % utah.
In the MAiterof the Estate OF John
MtDuuAld, deceased

NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ rhfAh Mcdonald, cNccuttiN ~ the last
vii and estate Of John Mcdonald, deceased.
has rendered for settlement, and MED In
said Court, her nnAl account ~ her admiuatrA.
lion ~ said estate and petition Tor huh distri
button u the residue Of SID estate among the
pcfbons eniiilsd thereto, and that cintsdAy,
The auth day VI July,A.D lsi2,at lOo'clocE am.
At the court Room ot said Court, In the County
count House. salt iale GUY aud County, Utah
Territory has been duly App tinted blythe Judge
count sud hearing tAid pcutinu for uistrll.
lion, NJ which time aud place Any pUrapu inter.
CstCd IN tAid estate may appear and show
rhuse, " any there be-, why said bee ouut ihuuli
not be settled and sUpr we'd AMI fnal distrl1u'
ton made na prayed for.
Dated June y, Nv.
&. y. ALLEN,
Clerh ~ The Probate ouri.
ny CAusILN hrowsE, JH., DCpuiy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GtNtN THAT
~ Albert r.Wnhu administrator Of the tstale
o. Almlra r. webb, dtceascd. has rendered
iot settlement, nni hici Ia shii Court, bic nual
account Ol his administration Of SAID tate aud
petition for lnai distribution Of the residue VI
said cttai. among the rersons entitled thereto.
mud that "wednesday, the g0th day u Jus ,A,u.
lfl.At lu O'Clock h,n. at ne tourt lnpm ntsAid
Court IN the county Court House, salt Lake
Guy and County, Utih crritliy, h1s been iuly
appointed by the Judge 90 sAid Court, for tho
settlement ~ ssi1arcuuut sud hearing saii pe'
Uuun Tor diftfthufinn, NJ which time anu place
any person Interested In shid estate may hps
pear ana show cause, N any there be, why SAID
account should not be settled ami approved
And NAL distribution made ns prayed for.
Dated June 2lst. isg2.
q. y. ALLEN,
clerk Of tho Probate Court
wApDELt,G ADAMS. attorneys tor ustaic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

At Bell Street hail, Dundee, in
January, 1865, the pressure o. the
crowd AGAINST the gates ut the top Of
the staircase leading 10 tho hall
caused thcm TO give way, and some
people fcll Tho crowd behind limo
Gently pushed on, thinking that the
doors were opened and ON that short
flight of thirteen steps nineteen peo'
pie vero crashed 90 death and many
iuimed. London Bits.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

" was in the Place do Ia Coucorlo
that Louis WI, Marie Antoinctto.
Nine, Elizabeth and some 5000 other
victims fell beneath the identical
blade which, by a curious irony OF
fate, is now TO DO seen in the cham.
Dor Of horrors at Mime. Tussaud 3. 30
London Saturday Review.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Through the whole range Of human.
plnnt goats hGir and Sleeps wool, how
ever nature shows such close gradnrona
that 1t would be difficult to draw an tx.
net liuo or 10 distinguish hoyond a qucs.
ton Of doubt between wool aud hnir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
no1Ioe 90 sAll OF nrAL estate.

NrortCI Is iu.REUN GiNEN THAT ~
n pursuanca 81 an order 0f the Probate
Court Va ard for salt iatc County. Utah Tcrri.
tory, mndr 90 tho 2nd day Of July, l-ql iu the
matter OF the 90 tc OF VIM bowman de-.
reNs, 4. lie undcftirnei adninistratfiN Of the
esiato Of taid Nm bOwmtn deceased. will
ar'l Al ~ vnto said To the mgi at bidder for
eAah, aud subject to cor frmauun w said FRO.
lfte court nll tho rirht. uuu intrrutt and
estate nf said wm bowman. Al the umc %
hls death and thc ftfhi, ttio and interest that
the said estate has, by operation OF law or
Otherwise acgulfet, other than ur In addition
10 that VI saii wul ~ man, NJ tho umo Of
his death. IN aud " that verialn lot, piece or
civ Of salt take, 70 fhn county " salt Lake,
ttah Tefritsry, particularly bounded and det-
eruet a. foliows, " vii Commencing at The
lou hWust corner - tot tNu N lu block ntiy.
nine Ii1I In uist a." SAT- fnte turyey, and
runulns thruro moth twenty tsU rode thence
sHat fyr rods thcncr south ten tlul rods
thence vest three ~ rods thence south tcu
no rods. thence west Two 2 rods 20 The plscn
Of hcgtuninE Coniaiuns seventy to- square
Hfda Ia wfiuog will be received for said
nrorei ~ bv the undrralsut "a adifrst-d 20 her,
In Car NJ WaddgiN Adsut attorneys, y and
4 EaHt. Iirst Souih street, SAT- Lake tiiy. IN
SAT- Iatc County. Yah Territory. ~ 70 and
including tho 25th day Of JAY, isIl, after which
fah property will he soli
4. ras AID cuudiuots Ut sale, cash, aud sub.
jcct to confirmation iy sNd ltnhat, Court
Administrators 81 the Esats Of wlnam
wtDbitL 4 ADAMS. Attorneys Tor Admins.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

In the Probate Court Va and Tor SAT- Lake
County. Territory ot Utah.
In the matter of the Estate Of Henry higher.
sen, deceased.
NroTioE Is HhUEuY GiNfN, THAT
~ Anna n. Ca'vort IAdmiuiatratrlN % the e..
tate ~ Henry inrhnfaen, deceased, has ron
dorcd fOrscttleincnt. and sled IN saii court her
hual account ~ her aduiinisirn'ion ~ SAID
estate, aud petition Tor nuai distribution OF
the residue Of sad estate among ITO pcfsnns
entitled thereto, and that Tucsday, the llth
day Of july, isFl, at w O'Clock y. IN, NJ TIC
Couu Houm uf sad court, M tho County
Couri House, salt Lake city and County Utah
Territory ,has been duly appointed nv Tho judge
81 said court for the tetucmcni ~ said hc.
ooaut and hearing aid petition Tor Dc.
irritation. atwhith time aud plAc" uny petsun
interested ln snit CHtNtr may appear ami show
causc. II any there O. why SAID account should
not be settled and app Owed aud inal distfibu
ton made ~ prayed tor,
CT. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Court
~ CiusrrN BuowNE, in, Deputy ClCrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

ingland's Consumption uf Palm on.
England imports annually about
90, 1000 tons of palm oil, but it Is con.
sidercd that this rs very small
amount compared with what might
be the case We're the enormous sup.
plies fully or even moderately 10.
allied. New York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

North roint Consolidated Irrigation Company
Location ~ once Hri principal place Of
lusirufs No. - COMMERCIAL street, sat
lAko CITY, Utah.
NvOTIUE. TnlRI ANE DELtNQuENT
~ upIu the following described stock on
account OF HsfcssutHt No, %, ltWCd upon me
.ird day OF May. lew, Tue several amounts
fet OBJ osito Tho nAInrs ct the reHpCuuve share
holders as fo.loas, ~ wit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

"Ouee when Niles SclIls was lis.
tr1ct JUDGE up in Nevada and Sierra
counties, the late Judge Bcldan and
! were on opposite sides Of case
which was TO be argued before him, 90
began Supreme Justice Mcfarland
the other day. when we reached
Nevada CITY we found the judge
about to depart for Downicvillc ON
mulobacl TO hold court there. lie
made Il novel proposition that We
should ride over the mountains with
him aud argue cur case on the way.
"Wc accepted the suggestion, so
cured horses and started off on either
side of the judges mule. opened
the case and concluded my argument
as We reached North san Juan.
Then Bcidcn replied He was very
much IN earnest grew quito warm
over the case, and didn't conclude
until We had passed Niger Tcut
Then Judge Scgrl- rumiuated a short
time, and delivered his decision Hat
against Bcldcn. San Funusco EX-
amiupr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court in and for salt LAX,
County, Territory Of Utah.


In tho matter Of the Estate OF samuel L. Raw
den. deceased.
NyoTiUE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ sarah .. A. Bawden, ndministaulN OF
tie estate o. samuci H. nAwdon. deceased, has
rendered for scttiemont, and llcd In sad
court, her final account Of her adminsuauon
81 sid estate and petition for nnol distt .luupn
Of the tosdue Of said estate among the per.
sons entitled thereto, and that Wcdnof
DAY, tie luth day ot july y, u, lsfl. ~
D. O'Clock o. M. NJ the Court huom % aMd
court, In the County Court House, salt Lake
City and county, Utah Territory. has been duly
appointed by the Judge Of SAID court TOT ue
settlement Or ssid account uru nearing sal!
petition for distribution, at which time AMI
place any person Interested tn said estate may
appear and show raure. Il an thtIe be- why
said ncrount should not be settled ana AZ.
proved and anal distriJuuon made - prayed
Tor.
dated Junc gsth, lsg2.
Clerk ot tho Probate Court
ny CAuATEN BROWSE, Dr., bul uty,
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NOTICE.


suT LAEE CuN. ufAu. July sth, is'2.
A MEETING OF TUE MEMBERS Oi THE
n salt Lake Literary and srienlifc Astocia'
no. hereby efllpd TO meet NJ 10 n, NO. Mon
dAy, thy met day Of August, ~, "a the Ptrsl.
drnIH ufcr. in the city AMI county 81 sat
lnkt. Territory % Itah, Tor the purpose Of
cuuslirfing III ptouofu N TO amend Articles
first aIi scrund OF the Articles Of Agreement
~ Incorporate N. to read uf follost,t to witt
"inst That the said cornutatiln shall be
known by ire name " The Muioum ~ Tho
uuVcuNy Of the Church OF Jesus Christ VI
Latter. Jay saints
second That the objects Of said corporation
are w found and muitfin gonrral museum
for tus use aud bouedt " the tuiyerslty ct the
thurCbUuieIu1 ChrIst nti.Attcr day SAINTS and
OF the rVrhera OF tlus corporation, nud 10 hli
the officers aud stulyuts " the SAD Uni
NufaHfy. hud the uruhert Of this corpora
ton IA LIBRARY Hud scientific pursuits, and not
Tor pccunihty prlat, ntd for the purposes
Afufes go. tha corporations may buy, sell lrafe,
hire an exchange Furh teal usiA'e aud person
al pthtcry a. may be uccebsaiN, suitiulc OF
obyruirnt. und mHy IBID snn use the same tor
The purposes OF the corporation"
aud Iuf thc transaction OF such other bust
urts a. may be- brought hetorc tue meeting
Nv order OF the hoH ID " nlrtctnTf.
JNO, q. tNNNON, rtorotary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

In the Probate Court OF ~ County OF SAT-
Lake, Territory " Utah.
In the matter NJ the Estaic hnd.Uuariianship
Of bingham yptr, mary 4. lypur Mag
Fio ". Piper aud trcmuuia fyper,
MUnnra.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

NOTICE Is HEREBY GlvEN THAT THE
N regular annual meeting OF tie etnek
Toidors III The state nant VI Utah. of sail ale
Citv, will be held ut H. lanaug house, corner
Of dsn and south , g1smpl9 street. 10 sald city
on 1ucsday, jay islh' ~, Of O'Clock nm.
Director 10 str,c for tile cnsuing year, and Tor
uie transaction u such iufiher business a. may
pfoupry come before the meeting
HEbhh ~ hEi.Ls, CAshier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-12

Is HEREBY GlNhN, TO TnE STOCK.
many thai there will be a meeting " the stnrk
holder helu VI room No. y nofcfct Nauonai
Hank nuilding ~ the junction Of Hast Temple
and Yirat south streets iU salt LAKE CIV. Utah
Territory, At the h1rf Of D. Co.,. juIv sjih. lsll
for he purpose Of eleeuBs nine Dircrtors u
said Company 10 serve !or The cntumg year.
This meeting n called hy order OF The Hoard
Of Directors madt Junr ifih, i.gI
~ GRAND YOUNG,
second Doc PRECEDENT
JuNiUs d. WELLS. sedy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-19

printing. electrotyping, tobacco and trade
stencils, rubber stamps. etc.
This house is consolidation OF the
rubber stamp department Of the South
ern Rubber Company and the plant OF the
Ellsworth Engraving Company.
The consolidation causes a large re-
duction in expenses. and with ample
capital and increased facilities, the high
est class OF workmen and material, the
house is enabled to supply work Of the
best quality at the lowest prices Each
department Is under a separate and eff
hcient management.
The work of the Southern Engraving
and Stamping Company is universally
indorsed by the press of Richmond, who
use their cuts In illustrating their edi-
lions, and by all Of their many patrons
here and elsewhere.
Their object is to make AL illustra-
tions, good, clean. sharp and deep cuts
with prOmptness and low prices.
This house also has a large plant at
tached for the manufacture OF rubber
stamps and all kinds Of brands and
seal presses.
william T. Mosely is the president;
Henry BONNER, vice-presldent and treas
urer and Samuel S. Rosendorf. secre-
tary and manager Of the company.
All of the business has Mr.. Rosen-
DORIS special attention. and he Is thor
oughly capable and endeavors TO please
all his patrons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-11-19
THE WTLLTAMsBURG TRIP.
Lee Camp VIII Leave This Morning-A"
Interesting Meeting.

The regular meeting OF r. f. Lee
Camp held last evening was very IN
teresting one and largely attended by
the members. Among the visitors pres
ent who made short addresses were
Colonel A. G.. Dickcrson. of New York.
past commander Of the Camp Of Con-
fcderate Veterans OF New York; Judge r.
r. Farrar. Of Amelia. and Capt. Kane,
Of Louisa.
Colonel Dickerson was warmly well
coined by the camp and received Win
the honors OF n commander Judge Far-
rar and Captain Kane are old members
Of Lee Camp and were heartily greeted
by their old comrades.
A communication was read from cap
tain A. g. Beamish. Of Philadelphia,
stating that he had In his possession the
roll-book Of Company f, Eighth Virginia
infantry, taken from the body Of the
first sergeant Of the company, which ne
was willing 20 send TO the camp II the
veterans desired to have It. The adju-
tant was desired TO inform Captain Beam
sh that the camp would be glad TO re-
ceive the book.
Mr.. J. w. Parsons. OF Stanley Post
No. II, G. a. r., OF New Britain, Conn.,
sent through Comrade 2. j. White
camp badge Of his post, which VIII be
diers Home
Mr. J. b. Van Zandt. Of the Van Zandt
Portrait Company, presented TO the camp
a large portrait of General Robert r.
Lee, handsomely framed. for which the
camp voted thanks. Mr.. Van Zandt Is
engaged in the business of his company
at Rochester, n. Y, and expresses his
desire to come to Richmond to live, and
asks for information as to the prospects
for his business in this city.
The camp was ordered to meet at the
hall this morning at SIS TO go to Will
liamsburg. The camp will be accompa-
MED by their former drum corps, and ex-
pect to carry a large crowd.
Major y. V. Randolph stated that the
prospect Of large attendance at the en-
tertainment on Dec, mber 9th was
splendid; that all arrangements had been
made, and that the entertainment would
be the best ever given in this city.