The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-21

tation and S7a.70 cash. contributed by ths
following persons: Mrs. T. X. Skinker. Col
onel X. II. Dulany the Misses Minor,
Mrs. Minor. Miss White. Mr.. Blanton.
Mr.. Scots, Mr.. Pilout, Mrs. c. o. Car
ter. Mrs. Wayland. DR.. Truehenrt, Mrs.
X. c. Wexford. Mrs. II. 7. Crump. Mrs.
T. G. Jones. Messrs Moody e. Carpen-
ter. Mr.. EchIeberger. little Fontaine.
Catesby. Roy and Resale Jones (who
worked and aid jobs TO raise the money
they contrihuted). Miss l.. b. Jones.
Misses Warren, Mrs Jones. Miss Alice
Harrison. Mr.. Glazebrook. Mr.. ]. NJ.
Wampler. Mr.. Breeder. Mr.. Carter, Mr..
Charles Richardson, Mr.. X. l.. Christian.
Mrs. De witt, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. T. l..
Brown, Mrs Swami, Mrs. Wilcox. Miss
S. Peyton, Dr..R. NJ. c. Page. Captain
Seal. Mr.. Rand, Miss Lucy Cockerille.
Mrs Tebbs. Mr. George S. Bernard, DR..
George T. Harrison, DR.. J. 3. Emmer-
son, Mrs. J. L. Mason. Mrs. L. c. Mitch
ell. Mrs c. Mitchell. Mr.. Bolts. Mrs.
s. W. Corbin, Mrs. F. Saunders. Mrs.
Valentine, Miss Gatewood, Mrs. Cole
man, Mrs. Goodnow, Miss Woodbridge.
Judge Kerr, the Chester Clay working
Company, A. II. Hews & Co. the Mer-
chants and Miners Transportation Com
pany. the Virginia Steamboat Company,
the Weems Steamboat Line, the freight
department Of the Chesapeake and Ohlo'
and the Southern Express Company
Mrs. Jacob Michaux desires to acknowi-
edge the receipt of the following doha-
tions through the Richmond China COM
pany: One Perfection refrigerator from
the Belding Manufacturing Company.
three fly fans and four patent roasting
pans from Matthai, Ingram Il Co., one
Conn
pany and one dressing case from T. A
Prior & Co
The following articles are for sale AT
the Virginia tent at reasonable prices;
One handsome oak upholstered chair, TWO
oak reception chairs, ladies' elegant
oak dresser. with beveled edge swinging
mirror very artistic bamboo tea taple'
one chfld's white and gold bedstead'
handsome paper and hanging for one
room. donated by the Booth WALLPAPER
Company: one bronze statuette OF lass
one gentlemans spring suit. donated by
Weisiger e. Co. one walnut hanging
cabinet. made by the Miller school; white
and gilt easels and pictures, three sewing
machines, White Singer and wheeler q
Wilson.
At the Virginia booth Is very hand
somely framed memorial donation given
in Memory Of Commodore Matthew Fon-
taine Maury. late Of the United States
and Confederate States navies, In appre-
citation Of the disinterested services the
distinguished commodore through years
Of untiring zeal rendered not only his
native State. Virginia. but TO all the
maritime nations OF the world. II Is
handsome tribute. and worded In a way
suitable to the eminent seaman. the
memorial. which is written on parchment
and handsomely framed is accompanied
by two frst-class round trim tickets 10
New York, which will be disposed Of by
| the ladies.
The memorial came in n handsome
plush case. and the gift was highly ap-
preclated by the ladies. especially since
| IT had been sent by a company from the
| North.
The Texas booth has become most
| attractive place. and there is almost
always a large crowd collected there
The idea Of having a man dressed up In
| full cowboy regalia long hair, slouch hat
belt and brace high top boots, &c, causes
many curious people to flock around anc
! see the fun.
For the benefit Of the South Carolina
tent the Standard Oil baseball team VII
cross bats with the Richmond College
team this afternoon at Island Park
| Both the petroleum boys and the cole
eiates seem confident Of victory. and al
| Interesting game may be expected.