Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-17

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For the months of August, September,
and October the president was absent
from the State but was unable 70 do
more than create sentiment favorable to
The work Of the association. Since Janu-
arv. 1898. he has visited New Jersey, New
York. Connecticut Rhode Island. Massa-
Chuset;s, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
Washington, j. c.
VIRGINIA MANUAL LABOR SCHOOL
The following action was taken by the
Executive Committee. II was decided to
can the refOrmatory proposed the Vir-
C.nia Manual Labor School for negro
boys, girls, and youths-the first building,
rr dormitory. for boys TO be called the
Martha washington Home. and the first
Cormitorv for girls 20 be called the Har-
net Beecher Stowe Howe.
The farm in Hanover. eighteen miles
from Richmond, for which negotiations
are pending will cost some $4,000 There
IS IN sicht. including what has been raised
by the Woman's Auxiliary, about 5000,
with which TO make the first payment
MADE HONORARY MEMBERS.
Il was voted that the following-named
persons be honorary members of the as
ISOLATION, and the secretary was directed
10 notify them Of the action of the Exc
cutve Committee:
Observation-Disclosures: His Excellency, J.
Hoee Tyler, Governor; Rev Or. Moses d.
Hoee. Right Rev. T. Men. White,
Bishop. Protestant Episcopal; Rev. DR.. c.
g. PcnicS, Bishop. Protestant Episcopal;
Right Rev A. Van de Vyver, Bishop, Ro-
man Catholic: Rev. Dr. George Cooper,
Fist Baptist church; Rev. DR., W. G.
Starr. BrOad-Street Methodist church;
Rev Edward n. Calish Rabbi; the Hon.
s. j. Witt Judge Hastings Court the
Hon. 3. K. Wexford, Judge; the Hon.
John j. CTutchfeld. Police Justice; James
~ Boyd Esq, president Virginia Trust
Company; John Il. Branch, Esq, presi-
dent Merchants National Bank; DR.. III.
D. Frssell Hampton Normal School
Observation-Disclosures: Mrs. Isabella
Eaechcr Hooker. Right Rev Bishop Tier
ney Pennington: Mrs. Sarah Z. Barney,
Miss sarah Porter. New Haven: The
Hon. Lynde Harrison Judge George NJ.
Gum. y. r. BOWditCh. Esq. Meriden:
The Hon. Charles Parker.
New YOrk-New York: Rev. DR.. David
IT, Greer. ST. Bartholomew Protestant
Episcopal church: Mrs. Robert Hoe. his
Grace Archbishop Corrigan, Rev. }. e.
Burke. pastor Church OF St. Benedict the
Moor MI Emmanuel Lehman, Rev. DR..
Gustav Gottheil. rabbi: the Hon. Seth
Low. william Rhinelander Stewart Esq;
up. William Jay Schienelin Rev. Dr.
George Alexander University Place Pres
tyteria church.
Massachusetts-Bosto Right Rev. WI
lam Lawrence. Bishop Protestant Epis-
Clpal; Rev Or. John 5. Lindsey, arch
Deacon Mrs Florence Spooner, Rev Dr.
Edward Everett Hale. his Excellency w.
Murray Crane. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS; the
Hon. Josiah Quincy, Mayor; b. ;. Con-
verse. ESQ. Edwin u. Mead, Miss An
Hatte p. Rogers. Jacob II. Hecht Esq.
Worcester: Rev Or. Alexander n. Vim
ton. An-Salnts church. Protestant Episco-
pal Springfield: Rev. Or. John Cotton
brooks, Christ church, Protestant Epis-
C1pal: Right Rev. Thomas d. Beaver.
Bishop. Roman Catholic; Mrs George r.
Howard.
Rhode Island-PTovidence Right Rev.
William n. McVickar. Bishop Coadtutor'
Protestant Episcopal; Rev Or. c. A. L.
Richards. ST. Johns Protestant Episcopal
church; Right Rev. Matthew Harkins,
Bishop. Roman Catholic; Rev David
Elonstein, rabbi.
New Jersey--NewariI Rev. Or. ID. X.
Frazer. Presbyterian church.
Pennsyl Philadelphia: Mrs. Fanny
Jackson Coppins.
Washington D. CDR. j. l.. Nj. Curry
D.. Thomas Nelson Page.