The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-15

nouns Inc picture Is to go 10 the mu-
scum
Mr. +. 2. Smith. OF Baltimore. has
donated ten dollars. and several donations
We're received from the Broad-street
fharmacy, Mcssrs. Osborne & Wilson. Of
New York, and the Wortendyke Manufac-
turing Company. OF Richmond.
Mrs. Drake. Of the Alabama booth, re-
ports the following donations
FROM General Harrison, OF Alabama.
forty dollars. Mr.. Munson. ten dollars;
Mrs OFT, five dollars; also a number Of
smaller sums.
a valuable lot OF combination gas FIX
lures have been given to the Bazaar by
Bremen & Forsyth. OF Philadelphia,
through Mr.. 5. I'D. Bates.
The museum OF Confederate curios.
which is in apartments next TO the gal
lory, is attracting large crowds. There
Is a great deal OF interesting Information
10 be acquired here. Any amount OF en-
tertaning Confederate history can be
learned. and a number OF highly interest
ing Confederate relies and curios. closely
interviewer with the memories OF the late
war are we'll worth seeing. a ramble
through the museum will prove highiy
instructive to a wideawake, investiga-
ting spirit.
The ladies of he Mississippi tent are
selling. among Other things. nails which
have been made out OF the iron Of the
Ncrrinac. Soon after the late war the
United states Government raised the old
Morrimac. which was SUM; in the Hamp-
ton Reads. The wreck was sent to Mr..
A. T. Clarke. of the Old Dominion Iron
and Nail Wdrks. whore the iron was
made into nails. 4 part OF the old iron,
however which had been saved.h recent
~ been made into nails. which have been
presented 10 the bazdar through Miss
Nirgie Winfree daughter Of Mr.. George
Winfrce. OF Pickett Camp. for the Mis-
sissipni tent. The nails have been made
under the supervision Of Mr.. Robert NJ.
Blankenship.
The Kentucky table Is voting an umbrella
and cane TO the most popular doctor or
lawyer. Next Tuesday night will be
Kentucky" night and the ladies Of that
tent VIII offer special attractions.
Mrs. Frances W. Dawson, widow Of that
Clfted Journalist and brave soldier Of the
Confederacy. Captain F. w. Dawson,
former editor of the News and Courier.
Charleston. S c.. has donated in his
memory 10 the South Carolina table six
copies OF a beautiful address delivered
by him on "Our Women in the War"
A very large crowd again attended the
bazaar last evening. and the ladies at the
various tents were kept busy for several
hours. The ladies in the restaurant also
had their hands full to satisfy all the
hungry visitors who called on them dur
Ing the evening.
In Sanger Hall an attractive programme
was executed by the Richmond symphony
Club. and an appreciative audience,
which completely filed the hall, listened
attentively to the various numbers. which
were well executed.
The ladies Of the Florida tent Will this
evening sell at public auction a live ALI
gator. They are also Offering for sale
guava jelly and orange preserves.
The Juvenile Ministries. who recently
gave a very successful entertainment at
Belvdere Hall. will this evening enter
tain the visitors Of the bazaar at Sanger
Hall. The MINISTRIES viii be under the
management Of Messrs. Myers and George
Lathrop. The show will be given this
time for the benefit Of the Louisiana
tent The programme will be as fol-
lows:
Part I-Tambo. Hear dem Bells" Con-
ME Myers: now we will introduce the
great and only star. Moore Lathrop Two
New Sports in Town. bones. Selection"
Malcolm Shackleford: change OF end
men. introducing Messrs Holland and
Lathrop: tambo, Push dem Clouds
Away George Lathrop. Jr.; why Did
They Dig Mas Grave so deep" Jeter
Jones; bones 1T Takes Girl to DO II
Every Time" Howard Holland; interlo-
cutors. G. L. l.. Davis and A. !. Stokes;
special tambo. Sam W. bigger.
Part 1.-THE celebrated Polk Miller
risette and Percy Finney: song and
dance ladies. G. A Derbyshire, G. 4.
Lathrop. John Lay. Jr.; men, Howard
Holland A. Y. Stokes. St. George Bryan.
To conclude with tho sfC,rpof Cnrhatf nd
Jackson Mil"-James J. Corbett, Moore
Lathrcp Pete Jackson. G. L. L. Davis;
sports. Connie Myers. st. George Bryan:
seconds. Howard Holland. C. A. Lathrop.
Jr,; spectators c. a. Derbyshire. J. p.
Moore Jr.. John Lay Jr. James Lay,
William Bridges, Allen Stokes.
There will be discussion in to-mor-
rows twenty-page Sunday Times as 10