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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
The Queen as Companion.

Queen Victoria, who is, by the way, re-
markably well just now, much enjoys
the society at Balmoral Of her new grand
daughter, the Duchess OF York.
He days are spent quietly but very
cheerily at the castle. ut cannot be duh
at Balmoral, though you appear to think
this may be tina case. dearest mamma
wrote the Princess Alice in one OF those
delightful letters OF hers. FOR you your.
self are such charming companion.
The opinion OF her daughter Is one shared
by those of her subjects who are honored
by an invitation to visit the Queen. Many
merry moments are spent with the Prin-
cess Beatrice's children. Reading after
dinner is another institution. and some
times the Queen and Princess play duets
together on the piano.-Commerciai Ad-
vertiser.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15

Corn dull; mixed spot, 46isu46Hc.; NO
vember. s6hc. bid; white corn, by sam
pie, 53fJJ4c.; yellow do, 49u5Uc.
oats quiet; No. 2 white, western, oo15
(fgtc No mixed, Western, 34u3415c.
Rye quiet; No 2, SIC.
Hay firm; good TO choice timothy, slo.oo
Q1OUv.
Grain freights firmer and unchanged.
Provisions firm. mess pork, SlsoO' oulk
meats-Ioose shoulders, 500; long ciear,
xlI.5O; clear rib sides and sugar-plckled'
l9.k}: sugar-cured (smoked shouiuess'
SO25: hams, $l2.15.
Lard-Rcfned, $l1.25. ..,o.
Butter very dull creamery. fancy' <vp
zoe: do, fair to choice, 25Q2Ic,; imita-
tion, &c.
Eggs quiet at 10000.
Coffee steady; Rio cargos, fair. l9c.;
No. Z. 1870.
Sugar strong: granulated, 5Ssc.
whisky unchanged
Stocks-Virginia consol threes, 20; Bal
timore and ohio stock. 76; Northern Gem
trail stock, 6S Baltimore and ohio South
western firsts, l03; first incomes. 20; se-
cond incomes. IN; Consolidated Gas
bonds, 100. DO. stocks. 5Sa5sA.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
roRAcco ENCHANGE.
RICHMOND, VA. oct. Il,


No offerings of tobaccOs at auction on
Change to-day. Offerings Oh Change Tor
the week ending to-day were light; nlgn-
est price for sun-cured tobaccos, %l4.
Private sales reported 10 the secretary
OF the Richmond TOBACCO Trade to-day:
Filters, 40 hOgsheadSi smokers, i. To-
tai. 80 hogsheads.
Private sales reported to the secretary
Of the Richmond Tobacco Trade Tor the
week ending to-day: Wrappers. 81 hogs
heads; hilers, JOG; smokers 81 SCRAP
(dark). 9; leaf (dariO, j., m.i'eys, -
Tugs (dark), 81. Total 3OZ N"5sneads.
The tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Observation-Disclosures, y hogshea4s ana :
tierces; dark, 10 hogsheads. Relhspec-
tions-Bright, Z hOgsneads.
INSPECTIONS and reinspectons for the
week ending to-day Inspecuons-Brlght,
3J3 hogsheads and uerces, Dark, %
hOgsheads and 81 ucrces, western, ~
hogsheads. MISUNDERSTANDING VI
hogsheads and l fierce, dark, nOBsnedus'
Western, 1 hOgshcad.
Total sampling for the week ending
to-day, 561 h0gsneads ana % tierces
Farmers, Jones, Crenshaw's, Snockoe.
Davcnports, Planters, Sedbrook S, A4le-
ghank and Old Dominion tobacco ware
houses report to-day: Receipts, - pack
ages; deliveries 90 packages
The same tobacco warehouses, win
Wilson's, Meals and ShelbUfne ADDED
report for the week ending to-day: Re
ceipts, 1S7 packages; deliveries, 90 pack
ages. e..
Excess of deliveries over receipts Tor
the week ending to-day 139 packages.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city of Richmond, Va, TO-
day: Cigars anf cigarettes, Si1J.-'i plug
tohaccos S2.O52 10. Total, s. jOT.4O.
United States internal revenue collec-
tions for the city OF Lachmond, Va, FOR
the week ending to-day: Cigars ana
cigarettes, $4,000; plug tobaccos,
81 ~4O.OL Total, $2l .OO3.l6
Registered at the Tobacco Exchange
to-day: James II. Gray Petersburg;
Thomas l.. Prddy, Grow Spring; 4. Il.
Winfree, Chesterfield
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
Something Like terry.

A gentleman connected with c news
paper Office in Richmond, In more vi
less responsible position, met win al
accident last night which caused MN NJ
little Inconvenience, and ahoroeu nis
friends much amusement he 81 HiS
feet soaked while going TO his once ~
the storm, and fearing severe coiu II
he sat in wet shoes throughout the night
he bethought himself Of preventive
Arriving at his Office he carefully re,
moved his shoes and stuffed them iuli
Of paper. He then took OH MS tocAs
hung them over the gas Jet to airy, anu
tied his feet up in a newspaper Ininss
moved swimmingly with MIN uii,t -.
Noticed that his light was much better
than usual. and then, alas! he looked up
TO find both socks In n bright blaze. inc
fire proved total loss, and al ieas, One
newspaper man IN Richmond went nome
In cab last night.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
GENER1L MARK ETS.

DRUGS, DYESTUFFS. OILS, ETC.
Extract Logwood-Assorted. l54lGc.
Aium--SQ4c.
Concentrated Lye-si.75 to $3.50 per case.
Cochneal--J0c. per pound.
Copperas-l l-2q2c
-dadder-lGc.
Indigo-60Q7Jc.
ons-Llnseed JoG55c.; machine, $G75c.
whale sc. straits, f06ls5c.: Labrador
cod oil, 4OG50c.; lard 75c. Qsl0O; sweet,
81 90 per dozen; best salad, $3.50: Virginia
lubricating, l5Q40c.; kerosene. 1850. cash
Alcohol, $2.sog25e; sperm oil, 1OOql.25;
castor oil. $40: sulphur Sq4c.; blue
stone, sal lie.
Spices-Pepper, S@lOc.; alspice. 98lOc.;
ginger, 14926c.; cloves, 2Oc.; cinnamon
bark. l0c.
LUMBER.
yellow Pine-l. / IA. 1-2 inch, No. 1,
seasoned, 16 feet. sl40OQl6o0; !. l Ia. IL
inch. No. l. green. 16 feet, sl2 O0Ql4OO; /.
- i-2 inch, NO. 2. seasoned l6 feet.
sl2. cOl7l40O; ]. I ii. IL inch. No ?. green,
l6 feet. Sl0O0Ql20 90; ]. ] Ia. l-2 inch. No.
8 green. ls feet. sS.OOly9.cO; /. Ia. 1-2
inch No. /. heart. 10 feet. $500; /. IA,
] 10 inch, No. I. heart l6 feet. slSO0g22OO.
Weather-boardm Fitched-No 1. sea-
soned. l6 feet, Sl40O; No. i, green. l6 feet,
$500: seasoned, IS feet, slL0O4l300; No.
q green, l6 feet. sl000Q12.00; No. 3, green.
is feet. sS00a9.0o; sawed laths. A.60ql.66.
CEMENT, LIME PLASTER. &c.
Cement-James River, sl.S per barrel;
Rosendale, $3.50; Imported Portland. 500
s3Z; American Portland. s2yQS3.
Lime-Agricultural. SQlOc per bush"l;
Rockland. 3i.05G;i.i0 per barrel; Virsi1ia.
81.
Plaster--Lump, 81 per ton; ground,
$50; calcined plaster. N.6.
tar, "a.
Fire Bsick--Sa5a$to per 1000.
Plasssrtns Hair-s l-2Hlc per pound
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
,Jonn Macndam.

John Loudon Macadam was a County
Down surveyor. He wrote several treat-
ises on road-making Of revolutionary
character. His proposal was TO make
roads by laying down layers OF broken
stones which he said. would become
hardened into a solid mass by the traihc
passing over them.
For a time he was the subject OF mucn
ridicule, but he perseyered. and proved
his theories In a practical fashion. Ihe
Importance Of the invention was acknoWi,
edged by a grant from the government OF
10000. and by the offer Of a baronetey'
which he declined. He lived to see me
worlds highways improved by his ms
covery. ard the English language enrich
ed by his manufactures Magazine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Cattle-Receipts, 800; sales. 500.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts, $50; sales,
$50.
Hogs-Receipts, 500 sales, 600.
Prices-Cattle: Best 8l3c. 10 4Ac. gross;
medium 20 good. 2lkc. TO 3hc. gross; COM
mon TO fair, l12c. TO &c. gross; pulls,
&c. 10 &c. gross.
Sheep-21ac. 10 SIC. gross.
Lambs-3c. TO 4hc. gross.
Hogs--Sc. 10 SIC. net.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. VA. oct. u. 1885.

kICHMOND, a., UCI II 4oJo'
Onerings-W Wheat, 4,332 bushels; corn
(white) 81 bushels; oats, $50 bushels.
Sales-Wheat, 1922 bushels corn
(wnte) ~ bushels
Quotations-W heat-Longberry, &C. 10
zoe. mixed, 6jc. 20 Sc, snortoerry, toc.
to sc NO. red. Csc. to sc.
Corn-White prime Virginia (bag lots),
soc, No. white, Soc; No. mixed,
4Jc.
Oats-Winter 0or seed. 35c TO 5Sc.,
No. mixed, Soc to 36c.; No. 3 mixed
34c. TO 3t12c.
Rye, 55c. 20 COO.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH, GA, oct. H.--Spirits tur-
pentine opened at 25ikc. for regulars and
1000 casks.
Rosin-A steady demand continues, the
sales to-day amounting to 1000 barrels.
Quote-A, y, G and ID. Doc; r. SIC; r.
800; G. Sl.15; /. sl15; X, Sl.Dj; NJ, S2.35;
n, 500 window glass, $50, water
white, $500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
NEw YORK pRopucE MARKET.

NLW YORK, oct l4-Flour dull;
winter wheat. low grades, S2.O002.43;
l4l ID fancy. S2.450345; patent, S3.4O0
0U. Minnesota clear, $25OQ3.OO; patent.
}tttQA4j. Southern Hour duh and weak
common 70 fair extra, S2.lOq3.lO, good
TO- choice do, $il5Q4.25.
Wheat dull and easier; No. red. store
and elevator, UiBW0Sc; ailoat. 6fA00Sc.
Options were duil and weak ana 12qtsc.
lower, no. red, October, 6IAc.; Noyem-
oer Oo5gc.. December 0Jsc.
Corn Qull and STEADY; NO. =, 4Ic., elc-
Na,or, il.sQ4tAc., anoat. options dulI
ana weak az sc decline; October, 46&c.i
November. 4G3 &C., December, 41c.
oats Dun ald easier options dull ana
weaker October. 52alc.; November S2Hc.;
december. 33itc.; No. 2, sc, No. white,
81, Western. 53l2035c.; white do, 3o5a
1v-
WOOL merely active and easy; domestic
",tee. N425c. pulled. 16a25c.
D'tI ifn, family, Sl2O4lfoO' extra
Sl1jOIn.OO; beef hams quiet at
i.ew 1850, tiorced beef firm; city extra,
..-.a mess. S2Z.OJli $3.50; cut meats quiet
$50 .fw, picked bellies, Slz.JOHlZ, 40,
,.l-is. $3.50. hams, 5000; mlddie5
c .-'- steady and quiet; Western steam
I'd al ny tl01J. city, $500; october closed
-', November closed az 500. ke-
ltitl Continent, $lO.05, south
49, fIia. compound. $lot2Qo. lZ12.
l.ig-e "'iA ana scarce, new mess, Siv.oO
l, r quiet and weak. state dairy,
fs- creamery. 2iQZ9c.; Western
eIrs .,' ., 4--c.i creamery, 2SQ29c; FL
,s I',lon seed Oh firm; crude, S5aS6c.;
'IY'N' cs,4 Q5Bc.
m H,', N quiet and steady; strained. com
~ GOOD. ll42Oc.
p-penline scarce and firm al 2gq2glsc.
fsir 49, lA iair demand ana firm; domestic,
IT, extra, S%Q5Ac.; Japan. 4Au5%c.
Ies,. PSI Foreign nominal; New Or
- op n Kettle. good 70 choice, dull
- tcN1's quiet; fancy hand-picked. Az
o, SgYnIee-Options steady and UNCHANGED
ssr points up: October. 1880; Noyem-
&c., io.!V4l6.I5. Spot Rio quiet and
IN esarrl'aw dun and firm: fair refining
henned fairly active ana firm.
s'qi ~ A, 8 3-lGq5Xc; cut-loaf 5ssas
} 5 ~; GRADUATED, S-log5lsc. cubes
pIelsnts 70 Liverpool nrm on acarc,,v
VI ROOM cotton. g-6sd. :. grain Uk1 N'N'''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15

1t Appears that the experiments for
some time past made in France for OBJ
tanning a satisfactory method Of color
printing on leather have been so far sue
cessful as TO open up prospect Of a
new and attractive industry. The method.
as thus perfected. which Is described
In It's essential details In the columns Of
LIndustris Textile Is easily practicable.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
PORT or WEST POINT, oct. IA, 1898.
ARRIVED.


ADAMS.-Died, on the 14th instant,
nj her residence. No. 9l7 east Marshall
street. Mrs. ANN ADAMS, in the seventy
sixth year OF her age.
Her funeral Will take place MONDAf
Monumental church. Her friends ana
those OF her son. William G. Adams.
are invited 10 attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15

WILMINGTON, n. c., oct. 14.-Rosin
rrm: strained, SOC; good DO, o5c.
Turpentine, 2512c.
Tar quiet at $l.cO.
Crude turpentine quiet; hard, slW;
soft and virgin, SL60
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. Dot. IS. 1898.

MlNlAIURE ALMANAC, Oct. Is, 1898.
sun rises.......... GEO loon sets. -g:O2 M.
sun SETS. .......... 5:32 LAY iengtn.llb l2m.
PORT OF RICHMOND. oct. IA. 1893.
ARRIVED.
October l2th-Schooner Elnora Van
Dusen, Godfrey. New York. KANT, Rich
mond Chemical Works.
Schooner Sophy Godfrey. McCardy.
New YORK, salt r. H. Williams.
Schooner Mary Langdon, Hatch, ROCK
land, lime, Robert Wendenburg.
October l3th--SchoOner Mamie Laun-
ders, Steelman, Philadelphia. coal, ). Ii.
HAYES q Co.
SAILED.
Schooner John S. Beachman. Hatch.
New York, pig iron, J. n. Gordon, agent;
vessel Curtis d Parker.
PORT or WEST POINT, oct. IA, 1888.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Richmond, Dole New YORK,
passengers ana general cargo.
steamship William Crane, Foster, Prov
idence via Norfolk and Newport News,
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte, Nickle, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
SAILED.
Steamship William Crane, Foster. Prov
idence via Norfolk, passengers ana gen
eral cargo
Steamship Richmond. Dole, New YORK.
passengers and general cargo.
Steamship Charlotte MCKEE, Baltimore,
passengers and general cargo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Oct. l4.-rur
pentine firm at 25i9c.
Rosin firm at 9Oc for good strained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15

Now that the American yacht has won
three times 1t Is probable that English
men are Dun-rayen. Viglanfs u the
price OF sictory.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
Miss Alice York.
MALES.

MALES
\.
William Anderson, j. T. Andrews.
Il.
Robert Bailey. c. ". Baker Warner
Bank, w. Ii. Bdyley, Robert Boyle, John
Braenn, c. Bright, f. x. Briggs James
T. Bradfeld, Matthew Brown, A. >.
BrooAs, James Nj. Brooks Willie A.
Byrd.
Harry Cain, l.. S. Catlett, c. p. Car
rington, H. A. Clarke, j. Childs, NJ. G..
Christmas, William Il. Christian, III. W..
Cole, o. NJ. Council. ). ii. Courtney
Nell Courtney.
J. II. Davis, Joseph Dean. w. r. Dill
lard, Fred. cambridge, Pharoah boswell,
ID. r. Droman,
James Egan, Jimmie Epps,
f.
]. w. Farley, Henry Fleming, Jesse
Funn.
Charlie Gallop. j. E. Gaines. Beverly
Garden, JOnn Gerlach, John o. Gate
Wood. Waiter Goodwin, X. W. gibbs,
waiter Goodman, w. r. Gillian, Rev.
r.. A. Goodwin, j. +. Gibboney, Henry
Grimes Jesse II. Gwattney, w. L. Gray
II.
NJ. Hackett. w. II. Handley, l.. H..
Handbook, n. r. Haskin, G. w. Hawkins
Louie Hargett, {. A. Harrington, j. W.
3. Hartman, John w. HarlOWay, VII
liam Huffman, Rufus Hint-ns WIZ hlii'
j. NJ. Huddleston, James HuIland, T. b.
Hundley.
7 T.. Johnson, George Johnson, Willie
Johnson. Henry Johnson, A. J. Johnson,
e. Jones,
John o. Kelley, Ralph Kerdrick.
l..
william Lewis, X. L. Lee. John b.
Landrum, H. Latshaw, Joseph Il. Lind
say Charley Liggans. William Litaker.
NJ.
Peter Mclean, John CT. Mitchell, VIII
liam Mickens, Randolph Marks, ). Mark
breeten, j. +. Massie G. +. Moore, An
thony Moneb, j.. b. Morgan, Frank Nor
ton, J. +. Morris'
M. ]. Page, w. z. Paschall. Lee Passel,
w. Ii. Perry, II. Il. Pekle, II. NJ. Pleas
ants, William a. Powers.
y.
John Richardson, William II. Reese,
Eugene Robinson, William R0buso, JACK
Rothstein. Wexford Ross, Charles L.
Ruiiin,
Thomas w. Scott, j. II. Scott, Mr..
Schnurr. J. A. Sexton, Willie shelton,
I G. Shillds. Henry Shafer, James Shields.
V. G. Smith, ". c. Smith, L. n. suther-
land. X. r. Stansbury. +. A. STOKES
l.. q. Swaggart,
Henry l.. Thomas, John ]. Toler, Bur-
ley Trent. Bernard Tucker
w.
John waddy, Thomas n; Iva, wagner X X
Wanns. IL. Webb, Walter Weller, Jonn T..
Whittaker, william White, J. n. VII
Hams, Louis A. Wise, e. Is. wilkins
Purcy wilson.
willie Marlborough.
FIRMS.
presd. Decorative Art Rooms.
Goodwin Washer Company.
Y. Dellelucke * Co.
broadway Pottery.
r. v. Johnson & Co.
Am. Farm and Home.
ENTERPRISE Coffee Company.
Household Machine Company.
w. A. Strotner a. Co.
gilbert Bros. & Co.
Cohen q Stein.
old Dom. Fer. Company.
Richmond Register.
Editor Of the Standard.
VESSELS.
T.. B. Landrum. schooner Hazaro W
n. Richards, schooner Sares Hail.
RETURNED.
MISCELLANEOUS.
n6iu Mary. LIZ south nisn1n
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. ND. Oct 14-p,our
ogn anc unchanged. 'ou'
tor. .ss, steady; No. 2 red spot ana DC.
.essr. oottgt0t,c. December oss.at,siSc ..
sssaef 20 red, osptuosxc. milling
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-10-15
WILMINGTON.

ATLANTA. GA. Oct 14.-Cotton firm
middling, rs; receipts l.2l3 bales.
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RICHMOND PosroFrrCE.
T IST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
IL OCTOBER IA, 1888:
FEMALES.

IL OCTOBER IA. 1885,
FEMALES.
A.
Miss Matte Allen. Miss Ellen Allen.
Miss Mary Anderson, Mrs. Ira L. An
derson GU. Mrs. Sophia Armstead.
Il.
Mary Barber, Miss George Baker, Mrs.
II. w. Baker, Henry Banks. Miss Barker.
Enora Benge. Miss Kathryn Berger.
Martha Ann Bowles, Mrs. Martha Booker,
Miss Olivia Bradshaw, Miss ID. V.
Branch. Miss Marty Branch. Miss
Brown. Mrs. Mary Il. Broy. Miss Alvira
Brown. Mrs. Ellen r. Butler.
c.
Miss Mary Cabell, Mrs. Mary Carter,
Miss Sue CarneaI. Miss Lily Darlington.
Crump. Maria Gins.
Mrs. Chastine Dillon, Miss Sarah Dos
well, Ella Douglass, Mrs. Ella Duvai,
Miss Sarah Dudley,
Mrs. II. A. Edwards az. Mrs. Mary
Ellis. Miss Ellen Epps. Miss Carrie
Evans.
Miss Rosa Bell Farrar, Miss B. Fisher
nond. Mrs. G. II. Fleming, Miss TIME
Fore. Mrs. Beck French.
G..
Miss Pulia Gardner, Miss Lenora Good
wyn, Miss Rosa Gordon, Miss Elnora
ellis, Martha Goodloe. Mrs. n. A. Greg
Org, Miss Sallie Grains.
II.
Mrs. Joseph r. Haw, Mrs. Eddie Haw-
kins, Mrs F. A. Healy, Mrs. Lucinda
Henery. Mrs. Dora Henderson, Miss Nell
lie Hiskins, Miss Fanny Hill, Miss Laura
Hoffman, Miss Catharine Howard, Mrs
Edward G. Howard Miss Lucy Howard,
Miss Rosa Hunt, Mrs. Emma Hubbard,
Miss Emma Hughes.
Mrs. George w. Jameson. Miss Laisy
Johnson, Mrs. Rachel Jones, Miss Ada
/. Jones, Mrs. III. A. Jordan. Miss Mary
Z. Jones,
Mrs. g. A. Kahle.
Lane,
Mrs. L. e. McCurdy, Miss NJ. Nc
Mahon, Mrs. Ann McGhee, Miss Mamie
Mack, Miss Laura Magee, Lula Mason,
Miss ID. Malery. Miss Martha Mitchell,
Mrs. Frances Martin, Mrs. Nancy Mars
chel, Miss Annie May, Miss A. Mayo,
Il elilAiiF +AlNhAHS0f 4fli = " AsAAs-AtA
Mitchell. Mrs. Laura Morton Mrs. Nor
gan O., Mrs. Moore, Miss Mamie Morgan,
Mrs. Norris.
Miss Ida V. Neal. Miss Irene Newell,
Mrs. Ida L. Newman, Mary Newton,
Miss Jane Nicholas,
Miss Mary oliver, Miss Lille Ourston.
p
Miss Lizzie Paker, Miss Emma Parker,
Miss Annie Parker Miss ATdbella Parker,
Miss Chalmers Patterson. Susie Patter-
son. Mrs. Parham, Mrs. Lizzie Peachy
Miss $. A. Prince, Mrs. Matte Phillips,
Miss Indie Powels, Mrs. II. A. Puryear
Mrs. G.. Raben. Miss Maggie Roland
Miss Annie Redmond. Alice NJ. Richard
son, Mrs. \. h. Richardson, Mrs. Emma
Richardson, Mrs. Rosa Ross. Mrs. Maria
Robertson, Mrs Mary a. Rountree, Mrs
William Gordon Robertson.
S.
Mrs. Martha Scruegs. Mrs. z. +. Set
tie, Miss Lille Shepherd, Mrs. Selby,
Miss Hattie Smith. Miss Nellie Smith,
Miss o. Smith. Mrs. w. w. Snellings,
Miss Sarah Taylor. Miss Cora Taylor,
Miss Mary q. Tacott, Miss Anna Tatum,
MIS-. lnOuSou, MIS- ht'tH Ahpi4ilH'tif
Miss Mary a. Tonler, Miss Bessie Trib-
bett, Mrs. Oracle A. Troy, Miss Tucker
v.
Mrs. Jane Vaughan. Miss Margaret
Vame, Miss V. t. Vaughan.
w.
Miss Gallon Walker, Miss San j.. Wal
Ter, Miss carrie Webster, MIS-. William
II. Webb Miss Laird Williams. Miss
Margaret Williams, Miss Mary Nlains,
Pussy Wilson, Miss Mary VIM. Miss
Magic Wood. Mrs. A. L. Wright, Mrs.
ID. j. Wyche.
Y. ,
Miss Alice ork.
MALES.
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80 or rHE SCOTTISH CAyALIERS.

IL 10 VA, EpxoYsroUNE AYrouS -, -, -. 49,.
Of cent
only be metwi
enshrnns patriotic
the "'~'''
OF
D. oUvy MEREDITH Robert Lord Lytopl
H. IodLyt OF India ana BIZ
Lucille pS % a with ymea eouple
Mrs.
Of
brria
IT., prsssl By scHRENER
acses s its high medsve Qualities . rich In
emenaa and
reader psean'
lights 70 the Of a uncommon mind
. -, .cK REALTY. I'm Pressl BY ANNA sEwEII-
q" horse the q fshny e".
The deserves
II
to 10
Dr. of q s animals
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. THE REvERIEs OF A BACHELOR; OR, BOOK OF +

THE REvEREs OF BACHELOR; BOOK OF THE
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