Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-29
RELIEF OF THE POOR.
,.NY csNVASSsRs FOR WEEKLY
PLEDGES APPOINTED.


..,..t .Nc rooms OF the Society Of Asso-
..... CHARITIES under the State Bank.
t,.o0k ;hls afternoon 10 consider the
or dispensing charity which will
..-.rel by the Executive Committee.
49,. ~ the Executive Committee APP
..-.. the following gentlemen TO so
p. t.. as from persons TO contribute
,t Ter week 10 the relief fund
.. - -rsry list 20 April ist. These So
...- ,. work IN the departments. es-
.......nts. or districts set opposite
r.. .sH.s. piedge slips will be sent
r r..es they notify the secretary
... ... c mot serve.
r. '.rrc- Captain Peasants. First
.spfain Angle, Second Precinct;
ii.lce. Third Precinct. Fire De
captain William G. Fuller;
.s captain William G. Adams;
-, ks. Mir. Charles +. Boiling:
- sir Frank +. Bates; Public
Oiaries 4. Rady; Capitol offices,
Hure. Virginia pcnitcntiary and
ftcrcin. Walter +. Cone. Trede-
l. o. =. Greenwood. Locomotive
.. lillian @. Ferguson. Chesapeake
shops. T.. J. Cline; Chesapeake
Offices. ". .. Warthen; Chesa-
Onto depot. David M. Ander-
hmond and Danvilie railroad
t Gentry; Richmond Danville
.Cpot. Abner Richardson: Rich
r..ovlckshurg and Potomac Rail
luluN Charles A. Taylor. Rich
f..wIy Companies, Charles Sell
rruni BAG Manufacturing Com
. .r1cc Millhiser: Richmond Bas-
. ,aUy ana Richmond Brewery. T..
..r. tardweil Machine Company
Freddy. Talbot x Sons, j.
. Randolph Paper-lsox Company.
Watt, American Tobacco Com
.,n a Ginter Branch, Jackson
Ntiilock Branch, Edward Whit
Ia.co Trade. W. T. Hancock and
cary, Hask6r & Marcuse Manu-
company. Charles IA. Hasker:
no Ccdar-Works. William II. Par
. LAWYERS, James Caskie and u.
Wexford,
DISTRICTS.
... street south side, including entire
llr sidcs)- First TO Second, Ru-
ti'rsin, second 70 Third. David
r, Fifth. Or. l.. NJ. Cowardin;
.. .. seventh. Dr. John MRhoney; Sc
o. Eighth. pr. George Il. Steel:
.t f. Ninth. {. l.. Denoon; Ninth TO
a. Is. Guigon. Tenth 10 Eleventh.
b. MoAdams. Eleventh 10
-r a. 4. Lancaster. Jr.; Twelfth
r...rth. r. l.. Alfriend: Thirteenth
10 r.rtruth Edgar ID. Taylor, -Four
90 Fifteenth. George A. Smith;
r.a 60 Seventeenth. Burnett Lewis,
..--r'b 10 Eighteenth doth sides)
Vaughan. Eighteenth TO Nine
10th sidesj. T. Ullman: Nineteenth
ficth (bOth sides). T.. f. Higgins,
...tb 20 Twenty first doth sides),
a. Twenty -tirGf
second doth sidesl. Samuel =:
I Twenty second 10 Twenty-third
,lIesl. George ". Turner, Twenty
f, Tweniy-fOurth doth sides). \.
.t1. Twenty-fOurth 10 Twenty-siXth
s.I.Sl Thomas NJ. CullingwOrth.
I'd street north side. including entire
-four sidesl-Fifth 10 Eighth, r. l..
Eighth 10 Ninth, +. /. Starke;
. fo Tenth. Withers Miller, Tenth TO
.0ih Charles *. Willis; Eleventh to
t-l. Arthur Peasants; Twelfth 10
~nth. r. "A. Smith; Thirteenth TO
-,-eEth, & +. WingO; Fourteenth 10
.snth. G. ". Tanner; Fifteenth TO Sc
zenith. g. Harvey Clarke.
lad street. east. southside-Foushee
inst. Joseph ". Bauhe: First TO Sc
D. Mites T. Philips. Second 10 Third.
EinswanEcr. Third 20 Fourth, Pow
p Breeder. Fourth to Fifth, T. a.
r. Fifth 20 Sixth, Moses Thalhimer;
.h 90 seventh. l. Held; Seventh 10
nth, W. H. Zimmerman; Eighth To
m. Colonel John Murphy: Ninth 10
'nteenth. +, W. Rafter; Seventeenth
road. east. north side-Foushee 20 Sc
], Y. VI. Wills; Second 20 Third, a.
Noting. JT. Third 20 Fourth Isaac
.2lcT: Fourth 90 Fifth. NJ. Schaaf.
M 10 Sixth. y. L. Golfer: Sixth 10
hth- T. II. spence; Eighth TO Tenth.
y u. Boseler; Tenth TO Seventeenth.
7. Christian, Seventeenth, east +. NJ.
-ood. west both sides-J. Harry Har-
J. J. King. ana J. ~. Gatewood, who
associate with themselves such as
-nce as they may select
ry street south side. entire block.
sldes-Sixth 20 Ninth, James n. Fer
Ninth 10 Eleventh, Jeter Bosher;
nth 90 Twelfth. John s. Harwood; |
f,n 10 Thirteenth. Harvey Savage; !
enth 90 Fourteenth. Leopold Levy: /
'senth TO Seventeenth. Thomas f.. |
-. Seventeenth. east C. Percy |
NOR street-Colonel John d. Pur-
} W. II Weisiger.
tenth. street-Illram T. Gates, and /
Saunders.
nth street-P. c. Edwards and II.
.-'rin.
.,a,eenth street south Of Broad,
d. Frischkorn: Seventeenth street.
. ., Broad. G. H. Hagan.
.rEe: Edgar Shine. Broad and
r-aishth. Philip NJ. Slaughter
-.r-siKth and Q: w. NJ. Williams.
and Twenty-fourth; F. 4. Bowry.
rch Hni avenue; Beverly c. !
. w,nty-ffth ard Leigh; Irving L.
fr Brook avenue and Clay; VI.
IMAM. 6l9 west Main. Or. F. s.
-l west Main: C. J. Paoli. 433
Pine, Rev. J. u. Hutson, rs south
f-rker's wagons are still gathering
& and shoes. and al his quar-
apartment. No. 1924 east Main
III" a force Is engaged In sort
utribuuous, and putting them
.r.lts.
SOW TO GET CLOTHING.
lrser Yesterday issued series Of
which clothing will be issued
'lothing Bureau, No. 1924 east
ret Applications will be made
..rue ways. BY notes written In !
members o, the City Mission. |
no equisition from officers OF
tted Charities, and by the /
.lng clothing, who must address
.r by mail at the above number.
rs will be regarded as conf
ri replies may be called for at |
GRAD forty-eight hours after re-
,ters. No family Will apply for |
'7 six pieces This does not In !
and collars. but does include
tounets. IL for a child. give
A; u for an adult. give about !
II but one In a family, only
will be issued. -Four ladies
Olty Mission and two from the
ICED Charities win see 20 the OPEN
clothing daily. from 10 A. NJ.
NJ, beginning to-day. No
..- @al viii be supplied with cloth
'.er D. in need Of two counters.
twelve feet long. on which TO
.. clothes and desires 10 make .
wants through the columns ,
patch, In hopes that some one
.oh articles In his possession :
.t him the loan OF them.
.. supper at the Chamber OF
building had been concluded
- 10 WAS found that there was {
.ee 81 food left. The Reception I
held short Informal meeting | i,