The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-04-14

fortune-teller near the door has some
wonderful stories In store for those who
wish to know what the future has In
store for them.
A handsome portrait OF General John
c. Breckinridge has been received at the
Kentucky booth. and at this tent may be
seen General Hunts old Confederate
flag which he brought sewed up In his
coat from the prison.
The Missouri tent wishes 10 acknowl-
edge donations from John and Henry T.
Jefferson. Of Louisville.
At the Virginia tent are beautiful speci-
mems Of hemstitching executed by a child
three years OF age The race for the
beautiful flag is growing spirited. Those
Latin words. "Sic Semper Tyrannis." are
easily translated by the little ones. some
of whom render them according to a
unique version. The Ashby Light Horse
are trying hard for this pretty prize. and
,hev are i'm a fair way to capture It,
This company Is the only one in the
Stats without a flag, and the leading
spirits I'm the race are confident that the
boys will win the race.
Whoever guesses the number OF beans
IN a lar at the Solid South tent takes
the cake. while the ladies' OF the res
taurant wish II understood that they are
surrounded by guns. No ChdrBes "llhous
and small ones within.
The register Is the best means through
which 10 hand down your name 10 pos
terItv. This is to be put in the Confed-
crate Museum. one enterprisng indi-
vIdual. who wished his cognomeu per-
netuated registered among the names OF
the Southland magistrates as Governor
of the Freee state of Manchester
Though quite a number of prominent
naonIe attended the Governors reception
AZ the Westmoreland Club In the evening.
the bazaar was crowded TO overlooking.
and the programme given by the senior
class of the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION was a drawing card. some
skillful work was done on the parallel
bar by n special class. and the Indian
club swinging. and Juggling OF Mr.. elm
ton Nahon was far above the average.
Nessrs. Smith, John and Mervin Branch
did some clever feats at the gymnasium
table. and a special class acquitted them
selves handsomely in horizontal bar exer-
cises The programme closed with pos
turing on the Roman ladder by Messrs'
Smith Mahon, Davis. White, Boiling
Meryin and John Branch. and those gem
tlemen were the recipients OF enthusiastic
applause.
After the athletic performances. the
nnonle swarmed into the hall again. and
this presented an animated appearance
during the rest OF the evening. That
smoking-room of the North Carolina
booth is growing in popularity 1t Is htted
up I'm an attractive style. and the interior
is especially inviting. Luxurious chairs.
handsome portieres. coy lamps and
variety Of bric-a-brac serve to make II
an ideal retreat for the devotee OF the
weed. Fancy dainties are served In pretty
glasses. and about the whole is an air
of ease that is truly enticing.
The number of donations recently
received are too numerous TO
mention. Sufficient to say that people
from all parts OF the North as we'll as
the South are showing themselves ex-
ceedingly liberal. and expressing them
selves as especially anxious that the
bazaar will be the unquestionable success
throughout which II has so far proved to
be.
A number of new attractions will be In
troduced to- day.