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The Progress., 1893-04-01

rec and w. +. Taylor were appoint
ed on the committee and then the
cat died, though the two last had ex-
pressed themselves as being in favor
of doing what was right, VIII atever
that may mean. Until later devel-
opments we're shown we tn ought
they were in favor of re-advertising'
but now we will not attempt to Judge
what they did mean.
Well this committee was appointed
and everything was serene even
with the two barred-out newspapers.
At the next meeting, a month or so
later. this committee made the ex-
tremely satisfactory report we are
not ready to report and ask for fur
time. We mean satisf actory to the
Caucasian who was enjoying itself
eating the pie. Was the committee
granted further ttmef Whit ques-
ton, didn't we tell you that the crea-
ton of this committee was the presl-
dents idea? And does any one
believe that it was appointed for any
other purpose than to kill the motion
to reconsider2 We pity the limo
cence of the one who does.
After waiting about two months
longer the two papers
brought suit against the
police jury and had a mandamus
issued to force it to rescind its action
and advertise for bids according to
law. Both papers alleged in their
petitions that they were prepared and
willing to d. the work for about one
half of the amount which was paid
the Caucasian which we understand
is $240. But, OH bless you! that police
jury didn't care anything about that
suit. 1t was only picnic for the
members who would keep the papers
plaintiff on the axioms seat while
they stood off and laughed, not IN
the least anxious concerning the out
come. And they had cause to have
no fear rest assured, for in an opinion
of several pages Judge Taylor sus-
tanned the exception, no cause OF
action, of course he did. What
right has any one to sue Caddo's po-
lice jury? We tell you judge she
Knocked the Times and The Proc
REss as fiat as the emperors OF Caddo
could ask. But these papers can
find contentment under very uncer-
tain circumstances, and The Proc
REss is really grateful that the able
Judge did not order it to cease the
publication Of its paper.
But we do not desire to be misun-
derstood. We are not at all exasper-
ated. We have lived under this
/
bossism so long that we take it as a
matter of course, and have had just
as much fun out Of this as either the
police jury drudge. Besides we have
this consolation that there are many
property owners in this parish who
pay ten dollars taxes to where we
pay one and many who pay one hun
dred dollars to our one dollar, and if
they can enjoy this useless expendi-
ture of their money by the police
jury 80 can we. 1t takes little to
tickle us sometimes any way, and If
the rest Of the folks are ready to take
the police jury and Judge on picnic
we will sine" the crowd and "holler''
and laugh as big as any ION en-"
Wethink, however, that we will give
Judges Moncure and Sutherlih an
opportunity to take pant as we don't
believe in Judge Taylor's getting all
the cream.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
A Fine Newspaper Home.

The Times, of Toronto. is quite a new
paper and evidently run by men chock
full of enterprise In few weeks it will
have finished a new building. which will
be a regular newspaper palace, located al
%, 81 and 33 Melinda street. The Times II
conducted by Mr.. William Gardner o.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
he PULLED THROUGH.

A Democratic and Populist Candidate
Who Won In Michigan.
In total vote of over 400, 900 Adolphus
A. Ellis, candidate for attorney general on
the Democratic and Populist ticket In Mich
The Progress., 1893-04-01
- -cHlcAGo,S WATER SUPPLY.

r, Ia Thought That the New Crib VIII
Fill the Bill.
The work Of supplying a great city with
pure water is one to task the highest en-
gineering abilities of man, and an account
of the various methods employed, from
Nineveh to Leadville, would make one Of
the most fascinating chapters in history.
All the world has heard Of the great foun-
tains and cisterns OF Jerusalem, the midair
aqueducts Of Rome and the Crotop system
Of New York, but so far Chicagos system
has attracted little attention.
The Progress., 1893-04-01
w. r. M o NKHOUSE.
" "IO'IICE." F"

res ectfully call the attention Of the
readers OF this paper To the fact that in
addition to "a full aud complete stock Of
Staple aud Fancy Groceries, for sale at
wholesale only, also carry full line Of
Produce, Potatoes, Onions, Cabbage, and
Apples, also Cheese under my pirate
brand, which are superb and umexcelledo
Pigs Feet, Sausage in Oil, Bologna,
Vienna; in short, | am prepared 60 MI
orders for anything in the Grocery,
Grain and Produce line.
give my personal attention TO all Cot
ton shipped 10 me for sale, and make
prompt retdrns of account sales and
proceeds. Promptness and PunctGality
are my rules in business. do the best
can, aud having done so, l can do no
more.
especially call attention to the Boss
aud "Eversol Patenr' brands of my
Flour, which is all that Is necessary with
person after once using them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
In Favor of Salaries.

The board Of aldermen at its last meet
ing laid the resolution indefinitely on
the table. which provided for the APP
pointment OF a special joint committee
10 look into the advisabiiity Of making
the Office Of the memters OF the City
Council a salaried one.
Mr.. Ben T. August. city clerk. yester-
day received the following letter In ref
erenee to the matter from +. W. Git
loefer, deputy city clerk Of Buffalo, n.
y:
The common council is composed Of
the boards of aldermen and councilmen;
one alderman from each Of twenty-five
wards. and nine councilmen elected at
large The salary Of each member is
5000 per annum. The general opinion is
that the members should be paid"
Mr.. August received a similar letter
from Mr.. Otis G. Brownley clerk OF
the Mayor Of Baltimore. stating that the
members OF the two boards IN that city
received salaries of 5000 each. II Is
the writer's opinion that In a city OF the
size of Richmond or Baltimore members
Of the city council should be compen-
stated for their services, while I'm a small
town, where the duties are but light, an
unpaid council would All all require
mentS.
The resolution, which was introduced
by Mr. Noble. had been adopted by the
common council.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
With the Soldiers.

The halls Of the First regiment armory
wore a very deserted appearance last
evening. The Soldiers Club was the
attraction Of the hour and many Of
those wont TO haunt the doors OF the
several company quarters were enjoying
themselves at the attractive rooms OF
that organization In the third story of
Lee Camp Hall Here they have two
spacious apartments with connecting
doors, which, when completely furnished,
will meet the convenience OF the soldier
boys in every particular. The front room
OverloOks Main street and the second
IS Immediately in the rear. They have
been nicely papered, and will be covered
with oil-cloth and mating, respectively.
Messrs. Leroy Latham. John y. Red
ford, j. II. Hartman, w. b. Johnson and
T. Mercer, Of Company G, and Mr..
Charles Cupp, Of the drum corps, re-
turned last night from Ocean View, where
they. determined not 10 be deferred by
the abandonment Of the regiment en-
campment spent the week They are
very complimentary Of Mr.. Williams, OF
the Ocean View Hotel, who extended
them many cOurtesies.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Fulton News.

Mrs James Neagle and family returned
home from Boston last Thnrsday AFTER al
absence Of several months.
The Fultonites are jubilant over the
nomination Of Colonel OFerrah for Gov
ernor. "a Fulton sent a solid delegation
I'm his behalf.
Mrs. p. NJ. O'Donnell is quite sick at her
residence on Louisiana street.
Mr.. George Duke, the popular carrier OF
The Times, and his wife are on visit 10
Isle Of Wight county. Mr.. Thomas john
son, his brother-inIaw, will attend 10
his paper route with the usual prompt
ness I'm his absence.
The Board Of Health promptly remedied
the complaint that was made of the conli-
ton Of Fifth street and their atteation
is called TO the condition OF Fourth street
Water constantly stands in the cutters on
account OF there being no grade 10 the
streets.
Cards have been issued to the marriage
OF Mr. Thomas O'Connor 10 MSS Maggie
y. Clancy at ST. Patrick's church next
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. The
ushers will be Mr.. Joseph O'Connor, Of
West Point Cbest man; hr. Peter Mar
tin. Mr.. John *. Ryan, Mr.. John Roach.
Mr.. ]. K. Green. Mr.. Michael Mcnamara.
Bridesmaids: Miss Ellen Clancy maid Of
hOnOD, MISS Minnie f1nnegan, Miss Mag
gle Mcnamara, Miss Nellie Duffy, Miss
Agnes OCOnnor and Miss Katie Murphy.
The intended groom is a popular en-
ploye Of the Richmond pOstofiice, and yes
terday morning was presented with a
beautiful present by Mr.. Neagle on be
half OF the carriers. The presentation took
place at the postofiice. A bridal tour TO
Buffalo and the Niagara Falls is planned
Miss Jennie Bunfill left last Monday to
visit relatives and friends in Baltimore
and West Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Henrico County Court.

The Henrico County Court was in ses-
sion yesterday. Robert Booker (colored).
charged with petit larceny. pleaded guilty
and was given fifteen days In JAIL
Mr. J. w. Camp has been reappointed
a special policeman for the county.
Messrs. w. j. Binford and George d.
Pearman, OF the Fairfield district, are
reported 20 be In the contest for the
Democratic nomination for the House Of
Delegates.
Mrs Edmund Waddfl. who has been III
since her return from Chicago. few days
since, is reported to be no better.
At a meeting of the Henrico school
board yesterday morning a motion re-
curing the public school teachers TO
submit TO parents monthly reports Of the
progress and conduct OF the pupils was
adopted.
william Martin was sent on 10 the
grand jury yesterday by Squire Vincent
on the charge OF assault
Harriet Watkins (coloreD was also sent
to the grand jury on the charge Of I'M
lawful trespass.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
THE TRIP TO FAYETTETILLE.


Captain Sol. Cutchins, commandment OF
the Richmond Light Infantry Blues,
yesterday issued the following general
order:
The company having accepted an IN
Vtation from the Fayetteville Independ-
ent Light Infantry Company of Fayette-
esVille, n. c.. TO be the guests Of that
company on the occasion Of its centen-
NAL celebration, August %. 1898. you will
assemble at your armory Tuesday morn
Ing. the I'D, at Sis o'clock In fatigue
uniform, with full dress, accoutrements,
blankets and blanket bags packed. Each
man should carry a change OF linen,
collars and cuffs and comb and brush.
You must leave your dress hats,
plumes and dress coats at the armory
Monday night by SO o'clock to be
packed"
The company VIII leave at o'clock
over the Seaboard Air Line. and reach
Fayetteville about r. VI. The Blues
VIII participate in a ball that evening"
and will leave there on Thursday morn
Ing on their return trio. The company
VIII carry thirty-two privates in line
ana band Of twenty pieces. At the
banquet which will be given on Wednes-
day Colonel John Bell Bigger will re-
SpOnd to the toast Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Mr.. Thomas Bate, editor OF the
Graphic. Texarkana. Ark, has FOUND
what he believes 10 be the best remedy
I'm existence for the hux. His experience
IS well worth remembering. he says
Last summer l had a very severe at
,ack Of fux. | tried almost ever known
remedy. none giving relief Chamber
lain's collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was recommended 10 me- pur-
chased bottle and received almost I'M
mediate relief. l continued TO use the
medicine and was entirely cured. | t@ke
pleasure In recommending this remedy 70
any person suffering with such disease
as Ia my opinion II Is the best msdIcihe
In existence" twenty-five and hfty cent
bottles for sale by owens & Minor DRUG
Co. p. III. Slaughter. 4. p. Reeve * 20.
and III. c. Forstmann.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Colonel John Bell Bigger yesterday
once more went over the figures Of the
ballot cast at the recent convention
for the gubernatorial nomination. He
ascertsined that the convention was en-
titled 20 1913 votes. but only L6l5 were
cast. the county Of Rockingham having
given only thirty votes, although 1t was
entitled to thirty-three. OF these votes
Colonel O'FerraI received 1.l40 1850.
Major Tyior SS5 1910. and Colonel Blu
ford 1l9 $3.50.
These repeated counts were made In
order to satisfy some gentlemen In TINS
city. who had made bet that Colonel
Buford would not receive $50 votes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

what the question was. Mr. Pitcher Is
solid The Eighth district is solid.
s'he splendid manner In which the great
thr0ng OF delegates were handled at the
Exchange Hotel distinctly proves that
Colo<,l A. W. Archer and his assistants
are thorough hotel people. and that Rich
mond IL capable OF taking care OF any
crowd which may come within her boz
dcrs.
The contribution box for the Soldiers
Home. which Is placed In the Exchange
Hotel, was literally noticed by hundreds
OF the delegates.
HARVEY L. WILSON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
What Did Ii.

The Coroner: you say In your optn-
ION the man was killed by funny story.
Explain yourself
The Drummer witness at the inqueso:
"It's this way. We were all standing al
the head Of the stairs on the second noor
Of the hotel"
the Coroner: "Yes; go on"
The Drummer: "Gaggs. the shoe man.
ssid he had two or three good ones To
tell US"
THE Coroner: II understand"
the Drummer: He started rignt IN
with one OF them. None OF US caught on
except the poer fellow lying there DEAD.
He"
The Coroner: He whafT
The Drummer: He tumDied % .ns
nrvt story. Ths tau RULED nAA
World
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
The Excursions.

The police Of the First district Will
give a moonlight excursion Tuesday night
on the new steamer Pocahontas that
promises rare enjoyment TO all who go.
Iardella's Band will be an attraction,
and dancing will have many votaries
The Male Orphan Asylum will give an
excursion Tuesday, August 18th, by the
steamer Ariel 10 the old historic site
of jamestown. The steamer will leave
at s o'clock A. NJ. and return at 10 r.
NJ. making a very pleasant day OF 1t.
The grand moonlight excursion under
the auspices Of the motormen and con-
ductors Of the Main-street line comes
off next Thursday night, and from the
interest being taken II will be one or
the largest and most successful eXcur-
sions OF the ceason. They go on the
poca hOntas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Ia Fnioying Himself,

Mr.. George r. Tibbltts, secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association, VINO
IS at present on his vacation. has written
10 some OF his friends In this city that
ne is having a very good time. lie has
visited the Adlrondacks and Lake George
and is at present at the worlds FAR
He expects 10 return 10 this city early
next month.
He has called on several gentlemen
With view of securing successor 10
professor Horace +. Smith as physical
director OF the institution, and is very
favorable impressed with gentleman
who has received his gymnastic educa-
ton in Europe and is at present living
I'm Buffalo. " Y.
Rev. ]. p. Smith will lead the meeting
for young men this afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
VIII ISSUE BONDS.
The Common Council Concurs in the
Resolution Passed by the Board.

a special meeting OF the Commop coun-
ell was called by President Glover for
o'clock last evening, to take action on
the resolution adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen, which provides for the issuing
of $4,000 worth OF city bonds TO bridge
over the present financial difficulties.
In order TO pass the measure the pres
ence OF two-thirds Of ell he members
was required, but the counchmen we're
slow I'm arriving. and hacks had finally
to be put in reQuisitlon IN order 10 Sc
cure a quorum. President Glover ana MT
W. l.. White succeeded finally in that
manner IN securing the presence OF
Messrs Mann and Noble. while city
Clerk b. T. August brought In Council
man Smith, of Jackson ward, and Alder
man Hardwlcke. who happened TO be
present at the time, hunted up Council
man Jackson. -
II was Just five minutes before 10
o'clock when the necess, y number OF
members had been secured, and the fol-
lowing members answered TO the roll
call: Messrs Boykin, Brauer, ii. l.. Car
ter. George u. Davis, Epps, Ferriter
Griffin, Grimes, GuigOn. jackson, Manu.
Murphy. Noble. Smith, Stratton, Thomas,
Trower Vaughan. Royal White, w. L.
White and President Glover. Mr.. King
was reported 10 be SICK, WHhe MI MI
Dowell was out OF town.
After reading the call for the rieeting
CITY Clerk August read the following
resolution, which had been adopted by
the Board Of Aldermen:
That the Committee on Finance lie, ana
they are hereby, authorized 10 issue on
such terms. at such times and Of such de-
nOmina tons, not less than five dollars, as
they think will produce the most READY
sale Of the same, four hundred thousand
dollars at per cent. bonds of the city
of Richmond. The said bonds shall ma
ture one year from date Of issue, ana
shall express on their face that at or al
ter their maturity the city will receive
them with accrued interest TO maturity
in liquidation Of all taxes, assessments
and claims due the city. The net pro-
ceeds of said bonds shall be placed 10
the credit Of an account known as
Temporary Loans
discussion, and the Council adJourheu
after having been in session five minutes
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Ter. John Mitchell, Charley Monar. 0ecsss
Moodson, Charles Morris, A. Null
".
H. b. Noibey. Frank Neal.
T..
NJ S. Pettus. w. T. Pemberton. A. Il
Perkins. w. I. Pervis. l.. II. Pitts, .. n
Phillips, Charles Porter. George fows"'
r.
Moses Randolph, j. III. Robinson. Chas
Robson. William Rutherford l.. b. koss.
George Reeves.
{. II. Saunders, Josiah Shelton. Alexis
Shriver, William Sievers. j. =. Southaro.
j. 5. STEMS. william ii. Stewart. Edmond
Stith.
Beverly Taylor. Andrew l.. Taylor. Tom
Thornton, Louis c. Thiery. Major Tins
ley, J. c. Turner, Johnny Turner. J.
Stewart Tubbs. 6. p. Tyler
w
A. " White. Charles A White. Cool
White. Frank Williams, Willie Wtwt.
John Wilson. 81. Winfield. Henry Wilker-
son, A. Voolfolk.
William Yates. ]. c. Young.
FIRMS
The Independent.
Industrial Legion CD.
Georgia Lumber Company.
Ladies Unlversafst Church.
Tabb. jenkins q Co.
Howell a Clark.
DR.. Ross Remedy Company.
Johnson & Crogan.
Brambleton Mills.
Gately AZ Conroy
NOEL 4 Banks.
Missionary Bap. Church. Col
A. Morgan a Co.
Publishers OF the Enterprise.
F. ID. Poulter Il Mort.
Adams & Keller.
Alexander & Powell.
Scott q Co.
RETURNED.
Miss Lena Thornton, Henry Warren,
H. j. Wright, ia Clay street, Richmond.
Va.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mamelukes Fifth and Market streets.
Vigilant.
REFUSED.
James A. Moncure. Rec.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
The Ice Mission.

The following amounts were deposited
in the Ice Mission boxes at the places
named last week:
The Times office, 1898; Rueger's res
tautant. s2I7: Priddy Brothers store.
% cents; Schoens Broad-street store.
N.65; Miner's drug store. .l.s6; X. l..
Christi a. Co.'S. 36 cents. Total, Ss.tS.
OF the amount deposited In the box at
The Times Office two dollars was from
IT. G. S. and the balance anonymous.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Mr.. Bloomfield. II suppose you have
noticed newspaper references to Profes-
sor Gamers experiments In the monkey
language"
Mr.. Beileheld. Yes
Mr. bloomfield. HE says that 'achou IN
simian dialect means warmth
Mr. Bellefeld. Does that Indicate that
the professors efforts are not 70 De sPee--
"a at?'-Pittsburg Chronicle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Bryant & Richmond viii produce their
new musical farce-comedy Of when,
why and Where?" at the Academy on
Friday and Saturday next. This piece
is said 10 be fun OF music and laughter,
and just what is necessary to make
person forget that instead Of money In
his pocket he has certified checks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
A Negro Child Killed.

A negro child about six years OF age was
killed yesterday on the James river
branch Of the Belt Line between the
Broad street road and the Grove road.
The accident happened about IL o'clock.
and a Henrico county magistrate was
notified. Neither the railroad authorities
nor any one at the county courthouse
knew the name Of the child.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

ready announced their willingness TO en-
ter the race. The following are the aspi-
rants up TO date: Messrs. John S. Har-
wood. ]. Aston Cabell, John Jackson
tfor reelection. Beverly T. Crump. Julian
Bryant. Thomas Byrne Richard +. Fray.
ser and ]. Taylor Stratton-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Ran Into n Pole.

MIR. r. T. Wilson, Of Philadelphia, while
out driving with some ladies last evening,
run into an electric light pole on Broad
and Tenth streets The singletree OF
the barouche was broken. but otherwise
no damage WAS done. The turnout was
the nroperty of Bennett Brothers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Will Go TO the Senate.

Governor Mckinney yesterday returned
10 Blue Ridge Springs. He came here
last Tuesday, as was stated exclusively
in The Times, TO look after his interests
In connection with his candidacy for the
United States Senate. He has since then
definitely announced that he is a candi-
date for that exalted position.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Solid ma N Rock

The monthly income from rent paying
real estate In Richmond may be counteo
on with confidence. The values or hlch-
mond property are as solid as its graniie
foundations jackson Brandt 4 Co. are
offering good investments and collect
rents promptly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20
Checks aud Scrip.

The Hume Minor Company i1aho SUI
Organ dealers on Ninth street. arc
ceiving certified checks ana scfip anu p@,
sn~ AT ali the currency they receive In
erches for certified checks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

T ISr OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS
IL AUGUST 10. 1888:
FEMALES
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Mrs. Dora Bailey Mamie T. Bakes,
Miss Mamie h. Baker. Miss Laura b.
Banks. Miss Maggie Bell. Miss Cora Berk-
ley Mrs. Lizzie Blocker, Miss Maria
Bland, Miss +. NJ Bowman, Mrs. Patsy
J. Boulding. Mrs. Lou Bost. Mrs. j. Boyd.
Mrs. E.leauora Brogue. Miss Laura Brown,
Nettie Brown. Miss Josephine Brown,
Miss Susie Brown,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Miss Beker Jackson. Miss Willie Jack
son, Miss Sarah Jefferson, Mrs. NJ. l..
Jenkins, Miss Sinia jenkins. Miss Nellie
Johnson, Miss Lucy Johnson. Miss Lille
Johnson, Mrs. Winnie Johnson, Miss Jen-
ME Johnson, Miss Mary l.. Jordan, Miss
Julia Jones. Miss Adline Johnson, Mrs.
Mamie Johnson. Mrs. Mary Il. Jones.
Mrs. India Jones. Miss Lille r. Jones.
Miss Julia Jones, Miss Martha Jones,
Mrs. Mary Jones.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Miss Lucy Allen. Mrs. Martha Arm.
stead. Mrs. Lizzie Anderson,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

George Mcmillan. Rahert Mccandlish,
q a. Mepaniel, John McGinnis. Amos
mccormick. Charlie Aslsch. W. l.. Mar
sbnlI. Myron Marsh. Elijah Martin. Gut
seppi Mancioraefna, @. IL. Mays. Jonn
Nssin. W. Wnhsss Miller, Henry :. Az
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

+. Lewis. John W LeCompte. G. w.
leonard Robert L-arter. Rev. j. N.
Iatham' Bentamln w, tsigh. W. IL.
lewis Gu. E,ttle Lee. ", b Lyle "a b.
Linger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Mrs. o. ID. Carhart. Mrs. J. l.. Cannons
Miss Mandy Carter, Mrs Ellen Chandler,
Mrs. Lucy Conway, Mrs. Mainda Cosby,
c. Cornblit. Mrs. Crawley. Mrs Martha
Gusts. Mrs. amy Carter
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-08-20

Mrs. J. Han. Nancy Harris. Miss Mat
tie Harris, Mrs. Louisa Harris, Miss En-
Hatton, Mrs. NJ. G.. Hathaway. Miss Jose
phne Hate Mrs. NJ. G. Hoeninger, Cath
ern Howard, Miss n. Herbert.