The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-02

Muse VINO have not paid for their badges
- 'eauested TO send the money. as no
'TsSe ~ delivered until paid for
-, l"to"lng letter. accompanying
"p,e donations. has been received by
M's' Roberts from MIR. Wilbur +. Brig
nam. wealthy shoe manufacturer Of
boSton. Mass:
appreciate your labors I'm behalf Of the
uIaNe' II Ia a shrine around which loyal
~ dhu patriotism will always gather
- ~ an altar upon which true hearts,
WIN open hand. Will lay their best gifts.
40 iapse OF time can diminish that meas
"e OF auection or that standard OF high
W honor or revent thought for those
VINO suffer- sacrifice, and even walk 10
ntath through panopnes OF battle flames
IN behalf OF their fellow-men. l enclose
you little g1tt IN aid OF your effort
10 place on some lofty summit a monu-
mental smart TO perpetuate the memory
OF your martyr dead.
Honor the brave: no land or sky.
Time, sea or ocean wave,
'an touch the fame OF men who die
For Southland md a grave.
At meeting or the Florida committee.
held at No. 40 east Franklin street. yes
teEdhy morning at II o'clock, several
handsome donations were reported.
one dollar subscriptions have been re-
celNed from j. l.. Hartridge, OF Florida,
ana from j. II. Y. Ditmass. a member
OF the old second Florida regiment. who
Is now living IN New York. The energy
or the ladies IS now directed 10 the
Brownies visit on Wednesday next at 4
CLOCK. Jack S pulpit is completed
mammoth lily. and Jack is asleep in it
now, TO awake on Wednesday with sure
enough letters from "Brownieland," and
tame Brownie for the bright child who
guesses the puzzle story.
The ladies OF the North Carolina tent
gave an egg-hunt yesterday from u to 4
!. NJ. large number Of children were
IN attendance, and the scramble for the
pretty eggs. filled with dainty candy
drops was as amusing TO the grown
folks as IL was exciting 10 the little ones.
The gallery Of Confederate relics is a
new feature Of the Bazaar, having only
been decided on at the last meeting. In
81 will be exhibited all the relics that are
now I'm the possession Of the ladies pre-
ViOus 10 their transfer 70 the museum.
The following ladies will have charge of
this gallery.
Miss Isabel Maury chairman. Mrs.
benjamin Crump. Mrs. PoitiauX Robin
son. Mrs. Matte Wilson. Mrs. Breeder.
Mrs. j.. L. Maury, Mrs. James Caskie,
Mrs. James Bruce. Miss Edith Syming-
ton, Miss Bell I'LL. Miss Charlotte, Dan
icl. Miss Warwick. Miss Sheppard. Miss
Blankonship and Miss Jane rutherford.
The ladies' Of the Kentucky tent have
completed their arrangements for the
excursion 10 Williamsburg. which viii
take place Tomorrow Tickets will be
FOR sale AT the Chesapeake and Ohio de-
pot. The train leaves at a. NJ
The following articles have been re-
III. l. ia
Memorial Bazaar:
Miss Fanny Mcclure received from
Miss Ellen Parish. Washington, d. c..
so: Mrs. John Porter Yancoy has re-
ccivcd from Arnold p. Heine Co. New
York. ten dozen handkerchiefs; from Or.
r. s. Ellis. Richmond Va. $; From Mr.
Angus r. Almond Louisville, KY -.
Miss Alice Lawton Of Baltimore. has re-
ceved the following contributions for the
Kentucky table: Mr.. J. L. Lawton Bal
whore. s.: Mr.. Thomas Londonstage,
Baltimore. s.: Mr. II. COttineham, Balti-
more. 81; Mr.. Thomas. 81; Mrs w. S.
Lawton. 81.
A very handsome lot OF fancy work
from the following ladies': Mrs. j. L.
Lawton. Baltimore; Mrs. Thomas Nor
wood. Washington; Mrs Newton, Wash
ington; Mrs. J. S. Lawton. Mrs. W. NJ
Mentzcl Mrs Henris. Miss Mentzel Miss
Johnston. Miss Rodenmayer. Miss Banks
Baltimore
Mrs S. G. Wallace has received the
following contributions: Box Of Cox &
Gordon hams from Samuel Gordon. St.
Louis: Judge Wallace. Fredericksburg,
$3.50: box Of fancy articles. Misses Cor
don. St. Louis; box of handsome rubber
TOYS. New York Rubber Company; box
of fancy work. Mrs James Todd. st.
Louis from Misses Gordon. st. Louis,
81.
Misses Elizabeth Dimmock and Adele
Williams are indebted TO the Academy Of
Fine Arts, Richmond for firing the SOU
venir cups for the Kentucky table, also
10 Mr. Victor Williams for a box Of
Allen e. enters cigarettes.
The meeting Of the chairmen Of the
Memorial Bazaar will be held next We'd
nesday at II A. NJ. for important bust
ness The last general meeting before
the opening Of the Bazaar will be held at
u o'clock Nj. on Wednesday. There VIII
be a great deal of important business
to be done. and a full attendance is
desired by the president.
The ladies Of the Solid South tent
will hold their regular weekly meeting
On Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock. at
800 south Fourth street. The members
who have not yet paid for their badges
are requested to bring the required
amount with them on that coca sion.
The young men connected with this
tent will give a minstrel show for the
benefit Of the tent at Belviderc Hall,
on April 9TH. The admission VIII be
so and % cents.