The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-04-24
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ilgab,e. 40 least 20 those who were near
enough 90 the stage 90 hear While some
s.vora. hundred Of tho individuals listened
and enjoyed. the men and ma.dens IN the
rear chartered and talked and laughed like
automatic dolls. and the people who really
wanted 60 hear tho vocal efforts and the
splendid defamation could nOt, and were
angry IN colso 4uence. 10 would not be a
laa idea u the management would provide
seats so that every one can see. As 10 now cX-
i-,s every maid who can stop selling votes
long enough TO enjoy tho concert does lew
balancing teats by standing on chair. Her
sweetheart stands amiably 10y. and Jumps
ile FAIR creature from her peri0us position
whom the curtain goes down. It's great fun
Inr such well-d.sposed couples, but rather
rough on tie hundreds of pretty girls and
Ugly men who have not been paired of Ia
tlat happy fashion.
THE PROGRAMME.
Tho programme last evening was admirably
rendered The Uowitzer band continued It's
for.issimo efforts with considerable success,
all the nerves ot various and sundry people
flfcrod ia consequence. Miss Genevleye
NalO recitcl in pleasing manner. and MIS-.
lalnWeiler sang two delightful solos There
we're other numbers on the programme that
we're equally enjoyable.
fractions 40 the fair. A very pretty young
lady Of this city ASSUMES the role az fygma-
ions lover. and 10 IS q clever illusion 10 see
ler change from her natural self INTO mar
bic bust. Then the bust merges Itself INTO
lecanter Of Catawba vine. ana the VINE
changes into skeleton. then BACK 10 the
young lady.
Kings Soloman's Temple is another pretty
attraction at the fair. 10 was made in strict
accordance with the measurements laid
down in the Book of Books, and Is o splendid
piece Of workmanship.
FOR TOMORROW.
The programme for tomorrow is as follows:
MAIINEE-i.80 NJ
So Fancy Dance. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
..........A liss Mary Dorset. Of Manchester.
by Twenty Children from Libby Hill.
Lullaby Song from Wang
EYENlNG-S:80 NJ.
HowItzer Band.
Qrartette X. II. y. Boys,
"Tyening GymnasiiQue' ...............
IL Members OF the Physical Department,
Young Men Christian Association. under
th. direction of Sir. Horace T. smith
q Para. .el Bar Exercises, Messrs. Horace
~m th Is. n. Meade, Henry Well Stat
ford White. William Davis Meryin and
John branch.
Banjo -o'0....................M r. +. r. Davis
No. 5con.nued.-2' Indian Club Swinging
a. Grmuastis Table Just for Fun, Messrs
Smith Nerfln and John Branch.
O. Homau Ladder l0sturlng, Messrs
Smith. Well Davis. White, Meade, Meryin
and John rau. b..
O. instrumental. Music Banjo and Songl.......
1l.sses. J.. j.. Davis. J.. G. Davis and l.. Hill.
dancing.
Tie Walker Light Guard. in full-dress
company uniform, will attend the fair to-
morrow evening. They viii march 10 the
Temple. headed hy the H0w!tzer band.
There Is considerable rivalry In the voting
contest for the bicycle. There are four con-
iestants Masters Frank Cunningham. Jr.,
Harry Ecker. Luciau Bass and Harold Bloom
berg.
lie ladies have received three barrels #
f0nr-0ne from each of the following firms.
Iax4il-Crenshaw Company, Galeso Mills
AID Warner Moore Mills.
For the sword for the most popular military
officer the following are being voted for
Captain II. l.. Watson Colonel II. G. Jones.
Captain John A. HutchesOn, Captain Edger-
ton s. Rogers. Captain Fred Peasants. Cap
tain Frank Cunningham. Major W. Kirk Ma
thews aud Captain @. Gray Bossieux.
DOVE LODGE.
The chairman Of the committee represent
inc Dove Lodge. No. 81, acknowledges with
gratitude donations for the Masonic fair from
tie following NOyes. Smith 81 Co.. James
Elliott g. Co.. Newwitter a ROsenhelm, II.
Nallach a. Sons. Robertson 81 Shackleton,
Charles kOhlman. +. \. a. w. II. Taller,
horace AlaAWeIl. " DOQWdfus IldlQWlu n AD.f
Gartner a. Friedenheit Coffin. Altemus Co.,
WLmerding a. Bissett, James Bowers
George A. Clark a. Co.. David /.
solomon, +. NJ. WEIGH Tine a. Co,
Waterbury Clock Company. New York
Brown. Sons a. Co.. Gloucester Manufacture
ing Company, William Simpson. Son az Co.,
PHILADELPHIA. w. H. Baldwin. Jr.. H. j. ar
Der Co.. Erlanger Bros. Benedict Bros,
Baltimore. ElmyTa Cotton Mills, Glencoe
Cotton Mills, Burlington, \. c.; Granite
Company Haw River, \. c.;
Riverside Cotton Mills. Danvllle. Va: Mar
shall Manufacturing Company, Richmond.
d.: J.. Is. Hurt * Co.. Abingdon Va; John
Bowers. Richmond Tile Company, DAVID
Ainshe W. W brauer, Mrs Joseph A. White,
1lrs Bellenott Briggs Bros, Lumsden, Now
Ian and The Boston Richmond.
DONATIONS.
During the past two weeks contributions TO
the Masonic fair have been received from the
following persons.
Baughman Brothers. city, Southern Stove
Works. city: Spot Sp0tt city. Singer Sew
ing Machine Company. city A. Simon. city:
T. c. Krug. city James River Tanning and
Gather Company. city. L. L Minor city, T. H.
BfcNulty. city. Robert VI. Skeen city. George
A. Thompson. city Johnson Brothers.
city. Mr. Joseph kthordge, city: the NJ.
C.. LILY Company, city. Mrs. d. is. Book. city:
j. b. Book city Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Lodge,
Oxford, Ind. The Osborne Manufacturing
Company. New y ork Samuel II. Dodd. New
York. Mrs William +. Hooper New York;
H. Tllman. city: 4. L llmau, WarrentOn. y a.;
A. NJ. Harris, Cleveland o. j. III. Matuman.
Max Guggenhelmer. lynch
burg. $. Deoner 81 Co.. Lynchburg, Joseph
Beck a. Co., New York. Joseph J..
Ievy. city. The Davis Shoe Company; Mr..
snd Mrs. W. il. Lodge. Oxford, Nd. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. h. Book. Clayton. Del. Charles No
1les. Philadelphia Pa. >. b. Sexton ~ Son,
Baltimore Beulah Morris city; Mr.. Joseph
Rowe city: Mrs. w A. Richardson, New
YORK Kau' mann * Co. city; Mrs. H. Gard
aer. Providence Mrs Laura Lee Providence;
Mrs. III. +. pel0uze. Washington; Mrs. T.
X. Fuller. Washington. Mrs. T. {. fe-
ouze. Washington. Mrs. Settler. city
General ". a.. Newberry. Chicago j. K
atwood Chicago: Mr. John Meyer city; Mrs
Winston. Farmville Mr.. John Weber city;
.irs T. A. Woods0n, Lynchburg. MISS
Is oodall. Manchester Mrs. Louis Nomble
tv. Miss Lufsey. city; Harry Moses, city;
Ieorge ID. lhaxt0p. city; Mrs. John Alvey,
lty. Miss ilrene BOssleux. city; Mrs. VII
am Mallory. city Mrs Virginia Boyd, city
thanks q Barrett city Mr.. Weslger. city.
,lrs. Dr. Price. Vienna Md: Miss II. Lester.
.ty. Mr. Cheney. Boston. Mass, MAJ.
iuegenheimor. Jr.. Lynchburg. Va; j. II.
Is atuman. Jacksonville, fla; A. NJ. Harris.
cleveland o.. O. Gilman. Marrenton. Va; IL:
liman city. The Oriental and Occidental
ca Company. New York. Francis A. Leggatt
. CO., Broadway, New York. Austin Nichols
Co.. New York: William H. Iatum. city;
he India Rubber Comb Company. New