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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
AFFAIRS IN GREENE.
Harvest for DrummcrS---The
Ground Hogs Report.

fCorrespondence OF the Richmond DlsDaich.l
SrANARDsvrLLE, Va, February A.
Mr.. jim Beasley, one of the oldest citi-
zens Of this community, died on Thurs
day last after severe illness OF several
weeks. He leaves wife and eight chill
dren 10 mourn their loss.
Notwithstanding the bad roads, drum
mers swarmed to this place last week
like bees. The merchants here bought
large bills OF goods from several of
them.
Only portion Of the mail reached
this town last night owing to the mall
carrier failing to get any further than
Barboursvillc. as his horse broke down
on account OF bad roads.
The workmen are again busy at work
on the Methodist parsonage. which work
the severe weather suspended for while.
1t will be quito an imposing and com
modious building when completed and
add much to the appearance OF the town:
There will be n teachers meeting held
here on the oath Of February. Teachers
will contribute essays, which will be read
on the occasion. Public schools have
been generally well attended, notwith-
standing the severe weather, and tavora-
bic reports have been given from them.
The young people had dance at Mrs.
Southard's the other evening, which they
enjoyed very much.
The grounding prognosticator Of this
locality gave favorable report OF the
weather this year to the credulous and
superstitous. Probably had he put in
his prophesy sooner the cold wave would
not have come and killed all the hand
some dollhouse flowers OF our town SO
efiectually.
DIR. +. W. Sims has been riding con-
tinually night and day to relieve the
suffering that flesh is heir to. A great
deal OF illness prevails.
Miss Sadie Sims is still with her grand
parents, who have been quite i'll for some
time. =,
Miss Lucy Eddins is on an extended
visit to friends in Albemarle.
The Rev. Mr.. Beadles and wife have
not returned from his brothers, in Dan
vile, where they went last week.
Miss Matte Bell Bray has returned
from a long and pleasant visit to her
sisters, in Shenandoah city.
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A Colonial Capital German.

[Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG, Va, February A
beautiful german was given in the Came
ron building last evening by the William
and Mary German Club. Mr.. William
II. Webster, of Norfolk, led with Miss
Lvdie Graham, OF Richmond. Many new
and beautiful figures were introduced
and the dance was greatly enjoyed by the
large crowd present. The dancers
were Miss Nirgie Armistead with Mr.. 4.
NJ. Cralle of Blackstone, Miss Julia
Armistead with Mr.. A. w. Howard, Miss
Meta Smith with Mr.. Page Van Il. Stires
of Norfolk, Miss Eddie Turner of New
Kent with MIR. Lawrence Brown of Old
Point Mrs. l. NJ. Jones OF Richmond
with Mr. NorvelI Henley, Miss Rosa
Emory with Mr.. w. X. Mapp, Miss
Lucy Booth of Carriers Grove with Mr..
G.. w. Mapp. Miss Louise Henley with
Mr.. J. W. Brown. Miss Adele Richard
son of Richmond with Mr.. Hurt Jor-
dan of Halifax, Miss Ella Moncure with
MIR. Tazewell Taylor of Norfolk, Mrs.
II. ID. Cole with Professor Hugh S.
Bird. and Mr.. and Mrs John b. Spencer.
The chaperones were Mesdames Lane
and Wise,
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DEATHS.


BELL.-Died. in Henrico county. Feb
ruary 8. 1898, Mrs. SUSAN A. BELL, for
merly of Richmond, Va.
Her remains will be brought to the city
on MONDAY. and the burial VIII take
place at lakewood cemetery at II O'Clock
NJ.
BENNETT. Died, at 9 o'clock P. NJ,
Saturday, February 4, 1893, at MS resi-,
dence, No. 81 east Grace street. ORANGE
BENNETT, in his SID year.
The arrangements for the funeral have
not yet been made.
KNIGHT.-Died, at 6:15 A.. NJ, Febru,-
airy 4, 1898, at the residence other husband,
Wray 4. knight, No. 100 north Ninth
street, LOUISE W. KNIGHT, IN the 18th
year of her age. =,
Funeral from the residence at 8 P. M.
TO-DAY. Interment at Hollywood.
LAMBERT.-D February 9, 1893, at
lip. NJ, EMILY W., relct OF W. A. LAM
bert: aged SO years.
Funeral will take place SUNDAY AZ
TERNOON at o'clock from the residence,
No. 7O9 Catherine street. lnterment al
Hollywood. No flowers
McCAW.-Died, at her parents resi-
dence. 825 Harrison street. February attn.
at lisp. NJ, NINA FLORINE, daughter OF
Thomas w. and Nina Z. McCaw aged
years.
Funeral from above residence MONDAY,
February 6, at u NJ. Friends OF family III
vited to attend.
MELTON.-Died. ct the residences OF bis
parents, COS Mosby street, Saturday morn
ing, February 4th, BRUCE T.. infant son
of II. Bruce and Matte l.. Melton; aged
months and 20 days.
Services at the grave. in lakewood GENE.
terry. THIS Sunday MORNING at $3.50
o'clock.
PEYTON.-Died. in Baltimore. Md.
February 4th, CARY NICHOLAS. infant.
daughter of Louie Ramsay and Bernard
Peyton. Jr. aged years and months.
Norfolk papers please copy.
SWIFT.-Died, at the Retreat for the
Sick, on Saturday evening. FREDERICK
L. SWIFT, in the 10th year OF his age.
Funeral from Monumental church MON.
DAY MORNING at IL o'clock. Intermeni
at Hollywood.
wRIGHT.-Died, at her residence. 81
Brook avenue, February !, 1888. MIS-
MARY Z. WRIGHT, III the seth year OF lei
age.
informant in Caroline county.
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yune staff on yesterday Mrs. Logan dis.
courscd interestingly upon the plans OK
the proposed bazsar. and her ideas IN
particular in regard TO making tue
!" Louisiana Table" Q grand success.
She prefaced her remarks, however,
by explaining her position in
this entertainment, having sent
in her resignation as chairman OF the
table upon learning OF the death OF DR..
and Mrs. Logan. but the ladies OF the
committee would not listen to 1t, 80
much depended upon Mrs. Logan's
name and influence in making this
patriotic undertaking success. They
represented to her that it was duty she
owed 10 the fallen heroes OF the Lost
Cause to help this work through. and
Welding reluctantly through pure mo-
tives OF love of country, she retained
the Craftsmanship OF the Louisiana
Table"
BRILLIANT coTERIE.
She has gathered about her special
tab,e brilliant coterfe Of Virginia girls,
among others the Misses Cullen, Potts,
Wexford, Addison. Myers. Long,
Strother, and Mrs. NJ. B. Anderson
formerly Mrs. Maggie Burthe, OF New
Orleansj. Mrs. Logan is very anxious
that Louisiana should come nobly to the
front, and while in New Orleans
she availed herself of the oppor-
tnnity to effect preliminary organiza-
ton OF her committee. She had long
talk on the subject with Miss Katharine
Minor. who became deeply interested
and promised Mrs. Logan her cordial
support. She also appointed the Misses
Jane and Belle Dickson charmen OF the
committee TO effect permanent organi-
zation.
HEART AND SOUL IN THE ENTERPRISE.
The Misses Dickson are heart and soul
in the enterprise and will Immediately
organize an efficient committee OF ladies
to take an interest in securing articles
for decoration and sale at the Louisiana
Table. 1t was at first proposed TO make
this candy table" but the ladies' OBJ
ject to this, as so many typical Louisl,
ana articles can be sent which will add
to its grace and beauty. Mrs. Logan
hopes to obtain the loan OF the Louisi'
ana battle-fags for the draping OF the
table.
All in all il will be distinctively Loul'
sianian, and our girls will be called upon
to contribute fancy articles, etc, for use
or beauty, all of which will be sold FOL
the benefit of the monument fund.
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TO MAKE CAR WHEELS.
BY WORKING CoNvICTs IN
THE PENITENTIARY.
Important Bills Introduced and
Others Passed I'm the House.
GuiIford Battle-Ground.
rsn.c,aI ,olnrram % ,he pIsp.tch.l


RALEIGH, N. c., February AIN the
nenate to-day q resolution was intro
duced to raise a committee to consider
the practicability Of manufacturing car
wheels at the penitentiary. TIE bill to
establish tho county of Scotland out OF
part OF Richmond county was favorsbly
reported and made the special order for
next Tuesday evening.
IN THE HOUSE.
TIE principal new bills in the House
were to repeal the act forbidding the
sole OF cigarettes to minors; to extend
for two years the time for beginning
work on the Norfolk, Wilmington and
Charleston railway 10 establish State
colored normal schools at Clinton aud
Durham to amend the Code 50 that no
DAYS OF grace shall be allowed on any
draft unless expressly stipulated thereon.
The bill to make eleven hours q days
labor for women and children in facto-
ries was favorably reported and made q
special order for next Friday.
pASbbD.
There was debate on the bill repeal
ing the act providing for the collection
of agricultural statistics and it passed
50 TO %. A bill passed imposing a
penalty of S25 on any railway allowing
freight to remain unshipped over five
DAYS, unless otherwise stipulated.
TABLED.
A bill to allow the people OF Stokes
county to vote on the question OF county
government, which was introduced by a
Republican, was tabled-57 to lS-Re'
publicans and Populists voting against
tabling. 49,,
A bill passed providing that only $500
more shall in the next two years be paid
TO the Guiliord Battle-Ground Associa
ton.
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Henry Thorne, travelling secretary OF
the Young Mems Christian ASSOCIATION.
writes from Exeter Hall. Strand. London.
February, 2. 1885,
~ desire TO bear my testimony to the
value OF Allcoek's Porous Plasters- have
ussd them for pains in the back and side
aris,ng from rheumatic and other causes.
never without deriving benefit from their
appjicatiou. They are easily applied and
very comforting. Those engaged as am
In public work which involves exposure 20
sudden changes OF tembersture will DO
we'll 10 Keep supply OF Alicock'o Porous
Flastess " their Qortnantear4H
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
DIR. y. III. SIMPSON DEAD.
A Negro Dies While Moving a
HogShead of Tobacco.
snnclal ielecram to the Dispatch. !

TEVV-THT
RErDsv1LLE, n. c., February 4.-Dr
J. Hawkins Simpson. of Lenox Castle,
near this place, died to-day of heart
disease. He was a very prominent
physician and popular man in this
State.
A peculiar accident occurred to-day at
the tobacco factory OF Johnston
Brothers. Frederick Montgomery, a
negro, was endeavoring to move a
hogshead of tobacco and strained him
self so violently as to rupture blood
vessel in his chest, and died instantly.
Mr.. w. r. Monroe, Canadian, who
has been resident of this place only a
few months, died last night of paralysis.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
Licensed Limbs of the Law.

RALEIGH. N. c., February 3.-The
Supreme Court this evening granted
licenses to practice law to the following
applicants w. l.. Lambert of Iredell
county, Il. s. Eaves of Rutherford,
Henry Twyford and G. +. Toms OF Hen
derson, T. W. Rickett OF Union, o. 4.
Sapp of Forsythe. John Calling and b.
II. Branch Of Wake, X. II. Hayes Of
Moore, u. L.. Spence OF Stanly, l.. NJ.
Underwood of Pasquotank, }. I. Nor
rison of Iredell, II. L.. Durham Of Gull
ford, J. r. Williamson of Columbus, j..
Y. Eaton of Vance, w. o. Howard OF
Edgecombe, ]. ?. Arthur Of Buncombe,
NJ. Z. Thornton of Catawba, and W. A.
Moore Of Beaufort.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
Artillery School Band, is visiting friends

Artiiiery school Band, is visiting friends
ct the port.
PERSONAL NOTES
Mics Alice Frank, daughter OF Colonel
Royal II. Frank. commandaot, leaves for
West Point, N. Y, tomorrow, where
she will spend q month visiting Lieu
tenant and Mira. Wilcox, who were stu.
dents here o year ago.
Lieutenant George Montgomery, Sc
cond Artillery, left last evening for Bal
timore, where he viii spend few days
visiting friends.
Mr.. Charles NJ. Phnbus returned
from Jacksonville Tuesday, where he
was called last week by the illness Of his
brother.
Mr.. Edward G. Cockey, storekeeper
for the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, arrived from New York Sunday
with his family, en- route for Rome, Ga.
He was chief clerk in the Ordnance De-
partment here during the war and was
warmly received by delegation OF his
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur A. Oneill, who
have been the guests OF her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ware, for the past
ten days, returned to Norfolk yesterday,
where they will hereafter reside.
Mr.. NJ. b. Leonard, superintendent
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Telegraph
Company, was here on short business
trip Wednesday.
Hampton made good investment
when she built the electric line from
Old Point to Newport News. She now
gets large trade from both ends Of the
line.
OR HOME FOLKS.
The following Richmonders have re-
gistered here during the week: Barton
Ii. Grundy, W. d. Shelburn, A. +.
Dickinson, Morton A. Goodwin, II. M.
Nuckols, w. II. Sadler, b. II. Randolph,
W. L. Michaux. w. Z. Beals. W. q. Ros-
ser, John A. Curtis, w. II. CARTS, c. h.
Neis)ni, G. 3. Tenant, Miss Resale
Healy, and Rev. A. Hearn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
BUYING ICE AT OLD POINT.
Activity Among Oystermcn---
Northern Visitors Arriving.

NoftuCIn lSltoEs ATIiNlH Es
wo-rcspoaience of The Richmond Dlspstchl
Olp PoIST COMFORT, Va, February
Al ~ the past week the residents here
have been enjoying what is known as
"ile breaking UP OF hard winter. q"
Tie warm weather, with It's accompany
ilg rain and fog, has cleared not only
tie snow. but the ice as we'll, and one
cau how hardly find piece large enough
70 make a mint-julep. Parties having
water barrels out OF doors have had cor
Ter on the ice-man for q week or ten
days, but will have 10 purchase it now
40 tie some old rates The steamers OF
tue Bay Line are still experiencing some
difficulty in making their regular time,
cu4ug to heavy ice in the lower bay, but
THIS only applies TO vessels with side
wheels tho propellers coming through
"a good shape. Our oystermen, who
have been housed for month, are now as
active as cats, and the roads along Hamp-
tou bar are lined with canoes. Some five
or siX hundred barrels are daily shipped
North, where they bring excellent prices.
The Lighthouse Board ara after their
wandering buoys and are gradually
getting them back in their old positions.
number Of vessels bound to Baltimore
have arrived in the roads, where they
proceed TO put on good. strong sheath
iug before going on their voyages.
BOOKING FOR THE REVIEW.
The hotels are rapidly filling mp with
northern visitors, and handsome young
ladies in rich evening toilets are again
taxing possession OF the offices and
resdingrooms. Admiral Gerhardi's
fleet, now coming up the coast, will ar
TSt IN about two weeks, where the OIL
Gers will be met by their wives and
sweeiheartA Engagements for March
and April, when the naval review takes
place, are being rapidly booked, aud
many oil the visitors will have TO fall
back on Newport News and Norfolk for
accommodations.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company will put on its train OF vestI-
buled Pullman ears between Old Point
aud Washington next week, which will
Afford pleasant route for those who do
not care 10 come 10y the river.
The officers and ladies OF the garrison,
after being housed for month, come
together Tor the first time at q tea given
by Mrs. Lieutenant Millar Thursday ST.
'ernoon. when q couple OF hours were
delightfully."- spent.
Mira Colonel Miller. who has been
visiting her mother, MIRA General
lhaskins, Of Washington. returned home
tuesday morning.
Professor Giacibetsi, Of Washington.
sha Tor twenty yea3 IVES lssdeE Of The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
4 Glee.Club Surprise.

Correspondence OF tho Richmond Dispatch
GREENSBORO, n. c., February A.
The University OF North Carolina Glee
Club gave their excellent concert at this
place last night. and at the close were
rendered complimentary reception at
the McAdoo Hotel by the young ladies
of this city. The Varsity boys seemed
to greatly enjoy the little surprise. At
about II o'clock luncheon was served in
the dining-room. Mr.. J. W. Rowby, OF
Richmond, was present at the reception.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
MRS. LESLIE SAYS NOTHING
Neither Denies Nor Affirms that
She Is Seeking a Divorce.

Mrs. Frank Leslie refused on Friday,
saws the New York World. to deny or
affirm the report that she had taken
steps to secure divorce from Willie
Wilde.
alt is purely domestic matter" she
said, "and while l am always willing
to discuss questions of public interest,
/ prefer you to report me as saying no.
thing on the subject of my reported di-
vorce.
1.-the statement has been published
that | declined TO take the name OF MIR.
Wilde until he made it worth some
thing-until he made name for him
self. That is all false. 1 took the name
of Nh. Leslie after his death at his re-
quest. 1. was a good move from BUSH
ness standpoint After l was married.
within a month, in fsct-I applied to the
Court of Common Pleas for permission
to use the name Frank Leslie. Again it
was purely business move"
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The News from Green Bay.

GREEN BAY, VA. February 4.--Mrs,
Mollie Robertson, who has been very ia
for the past ten days, is much better.
Mr.. w. b. Ellis, Of Lunenburg Court.
house, sold on yesterday his tract OF
land lying about three miles from TINS
village. Captain John j. Green, OF Now
York. being the buyer.
Rev. +. W. Berry, OF the Christian
church here. viii preach near Ford's
Depot tomorrow morning.
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An Alumnus OF the University.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, teoruary 4.
Judge jackson, who has been nominated
10 be Associate Justice OF the supreme
Court, is an alumnus OF the University
Of Virginia. -,
MIR. and Mrs. John W. Randolph, who
have been the guests OF DR.. ). hoite
Millar, have returned TO their home, IN
Iowa. -.
Messrs T. B. Gordon and 5 d.
Whitehead, OF Lovingston, are attend
ing the Circuit Court.
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Governor Carr's Military staff.

IopoUIHI 70 s1V 17'7F7''70l1''
RALEIGH, n. c.. February 4.-Gover-
nor Carr makes the following staff APP
pointments, which are announced by
Adjutant-G General Cameron Inspector
General, A. l.. Smith Quartermaster-
General, L. 6. Harrell Surgeon-Gene-
raj, Hubert Haywood ; Chief OF Engi-
neers. w. G.. Lewis Paymaster- General,
Julian 5. Carr; Inspector-General OF
Small-Arms Practice, Benehan Came
ron; Judge-Advocate- General. Thomas
W. Strange; Commissary-General Ed
ward B. Englehard Aides-de- Camp.
Bryan Grimes, n. +. Aston, James Ii.
Holt. Jr., and Clement Manly; Military
Secretary, Samuel Il. Telfair.
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Jefferson Davis Monument
Fund.
Wilmington On. c.) star.l

Colonel E. ID. Hall, chairman OF the
Jefferson Davis Monument Committee
for North Carolina, wishes to acknow-
ledge the receipt of the following
amount OF funds for the monument
From DIR. John H. Hill, president Of
Ruffin Camp. of Wayne county, sl7S.85
from Mrs. CASTOR Meares, S25. being
SO per cent. OF Q collection made and
deposited in First National Bank some
months ago by Colonel Il. d. Hall and
turned over to the Ladies' Memorial
Association.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

has tastes incidentally 10 keeping with
other luxuneA A remedy must be plea
sanity acceptable IN form. purely whole
come In composition. truly beneAciel IN
efIect. end sntrsiy Tree from every obiec-
fionsble quality. b really il be oonsults
4 physioian; Il constipoted = ueoe the
S1sila lnnily lsxstiFs nysnp 8 h.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
A Journalist Dead.

James Frederick Herrick, news.
paper man well-known in New York and
Brooklyn, died in the former city yes
terday. MIR. Herrick married Christine
Terhune, q daughter Of Mira f. p. Ter.
hume" Marion Harland."
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
THE MEMORIAL BAZAAR.
The Interest Felt in the Move
ment in New Orleans.

ment in New Orleans.
General and Mrs. Thomas III. Logan
have been on q visit to New Orleans,
whittier they were called by the death
of General Logan's brother, DR.. Samuel
Logan. The PicayUne. OF that city, IN
noting that Mrs. Logan is prominently
identified with the memorial bazaar
which is to be held here. also gives evil
dences OF the deep interest felt in the
movement in New OrleanG The Plea
yune says:
Tho Ladies' Hollywood Memorial AS
ISOLATION, of which Mrs. Logan Is a
member, aided by the Junior holy,
wood, lakewood, and Hebrew Memorial
associations and all the Confederate
camps, have arranged to hold bazaar
for the purpose of raising funds TO com.
plete the Private Soldiers and Sailors
Monument and also to contribute to-
wards the Confederate museum to 90
established in the house in which Presl-
dent Davis resided during the Con-
federacy. This house having been
given to the ladies by the city OF
Richmond, they ask tie help OF every
man. woman, and child IN order that the
entire South may share in the honor OF
erecting these monuments. The ladies'
think that il 10 BETTING tribute to the
dauntless chief and his heroic followers
that these two monuments be raised In
the capital Of the Confederacy-the one
spot which can never lose its identity
With the cause for which the southern
heroes struggled and died
WOULD NOT AccxPr IT.
Mrs. Logan 10 chairman OF the Lon.
isiana Table and i deeply sensible q
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MARRIAGES.

BASS-PACE.- Married, at the residence
OF Mr.. George s. Pace. Halifax county,
Va, on February 4, 1893, WALTER ii.
BASS to Miss MAMIE PACE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
[nterment In Caroline county.


Mrs. HAnsrrr BArIoR TAyIon, wife OF
John @. Taylor. Of Norfolk. Va, fell asleep
on the morning of January 50. 1888, after q
btief illness. The deceased was daugh,
Ter Of the late Mr.. Richard Baylor. Of
" Kinloch." Essex county. VI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05
WHAT THE STATE GAINS.
AS n Result of Railroad Surrcn-
der of Exemption Rights.

Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, n. c., February 4.-The
result of the absolute surrender by the
Wilmington and Weldon railway OF all
its rights OF tax exemption and other
privileges is that an annual tax of 80
cents on the 800 on about $1,000, 600 OF
property will be paid, this being State,
county. and municipal. OF this the
State tax is % cents on the 600, or
about one third OF the 100000 to be
annually paid. The back taxes will be
paid for 1891 and 1892 if the Legislature
accepts the railways proposition for
surrender.
TO BIZ MARRIED.
News was received here to-day that
Rev. n. S. Jones, well-known preacher
Of Salisbury, will be married next Tues
day to Miss Talisferro, of Georgia.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

Mrs, Logan IL chairman OF the " Lou
is;ana Table and u deeply sensible OF
the honor Of representing our btste: IN
pyesuation with = LADY Of the Acs-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-02-05

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