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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29
Rnrrhers Arc Aiming.

PRETORIA. august S-Replyins 70
the latest proposition OF the British Sec
Rotary nj state for the Colonies. Mr.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

urf-Decanter % 10 p FIRST. Glorana %
10 ] and o. - second. Maid of Harlem
90 90 u third Time. 100.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

Don't forget the low prices
we're quoting on Shoes. Boys
too.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-08-29

CINCINNATI. O.. Aug. 2S.-The Orioles
played miserably to-day, ana me loV'''
Won i'm IA walk. Attendance, 100.
vs. 49,. r. ". +.
Cincinnati ...O123OO Ox--12 - ,
baltimore % 90 o . o o. 10
Batteries: Breitenstein ana fcilz' ,Nops
and Robinson Umpires-Swartwood and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

has finally recovered, and to-day no y
Well
"a has been reported that Craig knew
before he came home CHAT his chances
were good 10 take cine awful disease nav
ing been exposed 10 sma lpoN some Week
before. and the feeling ot the people mere
are bitter against him.
The number of deaths from smallpox
in the settlement of HaItown were SIX.
The county authorities nave gone to mucn
cxpense % stamp out the disease ANA
now the county is badly in debt The
guards or the quarantine line were taken
on Yesterday and the disease is thought
90 be oradicated.
Mr.. George g.. Conicy. chairman Of the
Board OK County Commissioners Us ne
hero OF the dav. lie bravely faced the
disease and aided 20 the last moment in
stopping lis march.
Mrs Thomas Cannon. whose husband
fen victim 20 the disease. and while
he was being taken 70 the pest house
went with him and waited upon him tiil
death came. escaped the disease.
Mr. Wlkev Craig. father OF Thomas
Craig refused 20 have his house burned
after being offered FIVE hundred and nifty
dollars bv the Board OF Heath. Mr.
Cralz wishes 10 have his house fumigated
and SIN 1--we IN 10. The doctors say II
will be unsafe 20 fumisafe the house. as
&c Is a frame building Tho old buidins
is an historical one il being the house tht
noted sam Carson lived in many wears
ago when Doe fought n ruel with Vance
an saluda Gan. now Polk county y. 9,
Vance being p relative Of the late Sena.
tor Vance of North Carolina.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
TEXTILE SCHOOL
BILL KILLED.
An Appropriation for the University
Water Works.
WORK OF THE LEGISLATURE.
Its Greatest Efforts Directed to Undo
ing the Work Of the Fusion ),
The Caucus Nominee for lnsu-
rance Commissioners Elected

RALEIGH, y. c., March Especial
II was thought that without doubt the
Textile school would be established here
IN connection with tho Agricultural and
Mechanical College. but the Senate YES
terday tabled the bill FOR the establish
ment OF this school.
The decision TO give the University no.
thing Ia addition 10 its regular fZJ.yD
appropriation was reconstructed. aud $50
was appropriated for water works ne g.
That much has been Zone 0y THIS Leg
stature any one can see. for II had 50
much fusion work % undo.
The public schools are given 10000
RAILROAD COMMISSIONERS.
The Railroad Commission met to-day
with Major j. ". Wilson as chairman
again. Dr. Abbott. and the new commits
siouer, Mir Rogers. are the rest OF the
commissioners on AIrH fih The HaifoaH
Commission becomes a thing of the past
and the Corporation Commission mis- us
place.
The Edward syndicate will make az the
proper time another bid for the purchase
Of the Atlantic and North Carolina rail-
road.
CAUCUS NOMINEES
The caucus nominee tor Insurance Com
missioner. J. r. Young. Of Vance. was
elected last night. as were the three Cor-
poration Commissioners McNiel. Rogers
and Reddmgdeld. state Librarian Shcr-
rel. Keeper o. the Capitol Cherry judge
Dorsey Battle. Of The Eastern criminal
Circuit Court: judge u j. stevens. OF
fine Western Criminal Circuit Court and
the Agricultural and Mechanical trustees.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

r,~ae lyhucomb Riley the poet ana
ac,or vn be here TO delight Rich
,rord audience on Friday evening The
Academy of Music Will doubtless ne
Crao5.I to welcome him. Mr.. Riley IS
NOT on.v poet with much feeling ana
ir.nir.f.rn. not only a humorist capa-
h. af drawing ludicrous situations mat
arc Irresistible. but he is born actor.
" One .au.l o.. Riley makes the whole
world KIM" says a writer "ii you
o.. low Tie scenes and SONGS of summer
tbe meadows. where the sunshine p'oughs
IT'S Golden burrows across the shadows.
tine z.r-zar rail fence staggering across
the landscape. lazy groups Of sunhowers
IN fre corners of the held where little
yellow butterflies 1y over the clover In
fvyos and tw0s: bobolnks and olueoirds
I'm the air. e'ttering and twittering and
SINGING and over all the great white
sails of clouds drifting dreamily over
fhe blue. # your life has lost something,
or YOU are vearnirg for the unauained
rarrare unattainable: II you ore touched
hv memories OF The past and thrilled by
homes of coming DAYS; If you have love
FOR tho rH ard dreams for the new
then you VIII enjoy Riley"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
AN UNWELCOME VISITOR.
Brings Smallpox from California That
Kills Nearly All the Family

HlAElON, y. c., March Especial
Never IN the history Of this (McDowelD
county have her citizens been so badly
alarmed over the situation OF smallpox
for the past three months. Some months
ago Thomas craig who had been living
In California for some years returned
here 10 the home Of hts parents who live
four miles north Of here az settlement
known as Hslltowu.
This visit brought death 70 the door or
hl. brother and married sister: also his
brother-in-law with his little child went
10 their graves. Thomas Craig. after
lingering at deaths door for two months
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
FOURTH COMING
HOME SHORTLY.
Major Harrison Instructed to Prepare
Provost Guard for Savannah,
ONE REGIMENT FOR PHILIPPINES,
Drilling Resumed at Camp Columbia
Many Offences While on Practice
March Being Tried I'm the Field
Court No Richmond On n .cg>

CAMP COLUMBIA Ar BuENA
| VIsIA. Narcn Especial Tile day b
| which the Fourth Virginia Regiment D.
/ Ia speud on Cuban soil seem to be- num-
/ bered and the end OF the NoilnteDi7 "'
/ occupation army appears TO oe "h h"ii"
/ The qunrtermasters of the various '''"
| pauies are completing Their "ienih''
/ and other clerical work that D. D'''e
/ "a .ried on now within tne regiment
/ points ln the same direction. N"j''
I Harrison. vino has been tine provost i'''i
sinai whichever the Seventh Army corps
has been i'm camp. haas received orders
/ =, ,rop,re the provost guard Tor saran-
nah. where most oil tho regiments 90
| % be taken.
Transports arc arriving In Havana
harbor and others are ou their way over
Tho Hundred and SlXty-nrst Indiana
Regiment is likely 10 he the only one
that is 10 go from here 10 ihe f"i'p-
pines.
illinois regiments arc the only ones inal
so Gar have received orders io return ''
lhe United States but other orders To-
The same effect are daily i'oh'u i'i'
lr-Itrla, drilling WAS resumed ini lhe
first time since tine Fourth Virginia f'e-
g.melt returned from it, practi', march
FIELD COURT
TicuferautC Colonel Edwards is hert
busy 200 present in dispcsinS DOB h's heid
of f.. charges preferred against
men Of tine regiment for viola mo" OF ir
guiailons and orders while on tN' pl"'-
tice march Some OF the companio- nave
furnished quite a liberal quota "i '"'"
,.-e. while tho tw0o Richmond comp'-
MOS n and II. had only one man each to
sond fo tine Ged court and iH both in-
.- ,,,.. .r tina ORIGINAL mon hcrs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
ROSEMARY PUBLIC LIBRARY,
Annual Meeting Held and he Oihcers

The annual meeting of the Board of
Managers of the Rosemary Public Ll-
brary was held yesterday afternoon 900
tho residence Of Mr.. Percy Montague.
COS east Grace street. Mrs. b.eoy We-
siding
There were present Mrs john Dun
lon Mrs. L. ID. Aylett. Mrs. Geo.
Wayne Anderson. Mrs. Geo Aims
lie. Mrs. T.. =. Valentine. Miss Gull
laume. Mrs. Norton Savage. Mss Bins
wanger Miss Amy LyeN Miss Emily
Glasgow and Miss Matte Ilarris.
The president read her report Of tho
work Of the Board for The last fiscal
year. and The report from the Iate treas-
urers books giving in few words ine
sense OF loss felt by the Board in che
death OF Mrs Newton and paying high
tribute To- her as the most valuable off
hcer and friend the Library had pose
sosscd By her removal grcrous loss
has been sustained
Tho financial condition OF The Library
IS encouraging and the ladies hope to add
largely 20 its books very soon.
10 is hoped that Richmond might FUR
nish at least 100 subscribers t0 "a good
circulating library and that tho list of pa-
irons may constantly increase as &c has
done since the ladies took charge IN the
summer OF 1896.
After reading the reports the Board
went into the election of officers for the
ensuing year with the following resul-
President. Mrs. Geo. W. Baeby. First
Vice-Prcsident. Mrs Joseph D. Aulrr-
son: Second Vice-Prcsldont. Mrs John
Dunlop: Third Vice-President Mrs Rose
wen Page. Treasurer. Mrs. Geo Wayne
Anderson: Secretary, Mrs. II. @. Pattcr-
son.
The Board VIII meet Tor further trans
action Of business on next Tues iay.
March lfth al 4.3) T.. VI. at south
mimi eirn.l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
SUSSEX DEMOCRATS.
sfr. King Witbdraws iH Favor orNapt
g. 4. a 'gtatc.

hr. ktBG " itbtffN- fH . 3Nbf VI N"P''
g.. T.. argiatc.
WAVERLEY. VA, March '.-SpeciaL--
The Democratic Committee Of Sussex
county met here to-day. Every district
was represented. A primary waa ae-
ciled ou o. nominate candidates Tor coun-
o. Offices az rne spring erection The de-
tails We're LETT 10 a committee composed
of the county chairman aui one member
nom eaen magisteria district
10 wa ascertlined that the candidacy
oi Mr. Alex. king and captain J.. L.
Halgraye for the office ot county clerS
had resulted in lack of harmony in the
Democratic party in some portions %
the county. Mr. kim stated that he Wos
in the hands OF tho committee. and, NOT
vithstandlns the fact tnat De- resarded
bis chances for securing tue nomination
IS fully equal 10 those of his opponent
ser was wiling 20 agree % anything thai
the committee might suggest % bring SUE
cess 90 the Democratic ticket The com
mttee then passed "a resolution suggest
ing that Mr King retire from tne con
test aud Immediately Sir. King in "a iverv
appropriate ittle speech. announced that
be was out % the race and would 10 al
ia mis- power 10 secure the nomination
and election OF captain HareraNe. the
present incumbent
4 resolution was then adopted tender.
ing the thanks OF the committee to chair
man King for his devotion 90 the Demo
cratic cause and his willingness 90 sacrl-
Zee personal ambitions Tor che sake ~
the party. This action on tho part of
Mr.. King means the election OF Captain
Hargrave and the making ~ many
friends for Mr. klus
10 was the concou.us of opGiln among
fio members 3f ibe committee taat IDS
persons who snail receive the nomination
Of this Democratic primary viii 900 the
county Offices ln -his county ON July I,
1870
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
THE GOVERNOR DELAYED
He VIII Not Be Back in the City Be
lore Friday OF Saturday.


Norfolk Typographical Union, 40. 81, l5
the first printers organization t0 take dd-
vantage of the act passed at the lasi Ars-
sion Of the Legislature making provision
for the Ming with the Secretary OF the
Commonwealth of labels and trade
marks. The union has sent TO Secretary
Iawless duplicate copies OF its laDe. Zoo
be placed on Ale. a number OF trade
marks and labels have been filed. but on.y
this one by typographical union. The
law requires that Zee OF $40 oe PAID
on each label or trade-marK.
4 letter was received by Secretary
owen from Gov. Tyler yesterday Il
Uas dated az Tampa Friday night. The
Governor was 20 sail Tor Cuba saturday.
lie expected when he let here 90 reach
Havana Friday. While he did not say
when he would return 20 Richmond it is
likely the party will not De back before
Friday or saturday.
The Governor has been notified that
Henry l.. Wren, of Company A. Fourth
Virginia Regiment has been h0norab.y
discharged and IS emitted 60 travel pay.
DR.. j. w. Southau. Superintendent OF
Public instruction, is in the city. on his
way TO williamsburg 20 attend meeting
Of the Board OF Visitors TO William and
Mary College.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
LUNENBURG DEMOCRATS.
The Committee leaves Open tho
Question Of Nominating Convention

LI-NENBURG C.. IT,. Va. March g.
special-The Democratic County Com
mittee met here to-day The County
Chairman Hon. Geo. J.. Smith. rendered
his resignation and r. c. Stokes was
elected Ia his stead. The new chair
man was authorized 10 appoint two as
eistants Resolutions were adopted
thanking the retiring chairman for faith
ful services.
The committee also passed a resolution
hv vote OF twelve % Six that they do
not SECS any necessity OF calling a con-
venu0n of The party az present 10 nomi-
nate candidates for county officers and
we therefore leave the matter open for
future Opments.'
Candidates for the various county Of
nccs are out tn force.
There is am epidemic Of measles I'm the
village nearly every family has one or
more cases but the disease IS very mild
in form and all are doing well
Hon c.. w Hardy county superinten-
dent Of schools Is very IN with paraly-
sis.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
ROANOKE COLLEGE,
Trustees Elect a Profcssor-A Cosmo
pllLlnn Roll ol SIudents.

Bllitau KOll OF ~lNdchi~.
SALEM. VA. M1rcn 7.-Special-At "a
meeting OF the trustees OF Roanoke Coi-
lace held recently Professor John y. Am
bier instructor 800 mathcmatci. was
elected assistant professor in mAthema-
ties. 3lr. IS. h. Hgthal4 cashier OF
Use Farmers National Bank was elected
treasurer or the Board ot Trustees 20
$40 the vacauy caused Jy tho death o.
Sir. James Chalmers
By the Will of the ia,c AR. Chalmers
several hundred volumes of bis library
were left the college. Al this meeting rec
solutions OF respect We're adopted oy the
board expressing their great sorrow for
the loss ol so faithful a friend to Roam
Oke.
Dr. Fl. &C.. Cline, Of Front Royal Va,
lSG5-67 is in charge OK the United States
Military Hospital at Adjunias. Porto
Rica. DE informs the college that seFe-
raj students from Porto Rico may DE exc
Dccted at Roanoke next session. Several
Cuban youths are expected % be enroll
ed at Roanoke next year. These togeth-
or with the representatives from Japan.
Korea. and the Indians will make Roam
oke more cosmopolitan than ever
one Of its Indian graduates STR. Joseph
ANIItN AINhft 'Na NOW '.''h'A "t Ntt
House OF Delegates m the Choctaw Leg
lslature. Another. Mr. Solomon Jones
Homer. has recently been serving I'm
Washington as the representative of the
Choctaws in a matter OF importance con
corning their welfare and progress. Tues
day. June 18Th IS the day set for the
triennial reunion OF the graduates and ex-
students OF Roanoke.
The following speakers have been se-
cured: Attorney Benjamin Haden, of Fin
castle. Va. the alumni orator elect Rev.
r.. A. Goodwin of Richmond. Va. Prof.
r. l.. Fitz. Of Charlotte. n. c.; and Rev
A. ID r. Hatcher. OF Knoxville Tenn. IL
is expected that there Will Re several 9th
er reunions also 40 commencement. which
will be attended by Hon. Chin Pom We.
the Korean Minister In Washington, TO-
gether with his wife and youn-er san.
We Chung Ye His older son. Chong II
Ye. is now a student an Roanoke.
Prof. C. r. Caunaday. assistant profess
sor in ancient languages at Roanoke. and
Mr. J. L. Logan. class of %. son OF co.
r. h. Logan. Of this place. who are
taking a two years course in l1ngulgos
at the University Of Berlin are now spend
ing their six weeks Easter vacation IN
an extensive tour through Italy and
Switzerland
Salem was visited by q very severe
thunder storm last Saturday night As
a result Roanoke river was considerably
swollen and did some damage. At La
ayette "a few miles above here a very
large mill was blown down and demol-
ished.
A large quantity Of grain IN st was
washed out into the swollen race and car
ried off, The loss win run up 70 several
thousands
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
THEY MAY BE FINED.
Those Who Refust d TO BE Vaccinated
" n BE Rcp0rted,

During the recent vaccination under the
ordinance providing penalty of S per
day for fallng or refusing 20 be NacI-
nalod. quite a Number OF persons de-lli-
ed positively to allow themselves TO be
Vaccinated.
Their names were taken by the phS Sic
clans engaged in the work, ana they wiz
some tine this week be presented TO 'H1
Police Justice who Will, of COURSE "e
compelled under the ordinance 10 ini.oso
the fine provided. 1t Is said mat appea,,s,
will bee taken, and That an al1cHpt "."
constitutional
Dr. 0ppenhimer and the Board Of
Health are making every possible ei.'F.
n nreyent any spread of smallpox 90 gus
~ - ,roro Norfolk and vicinity. They
I have declared no formal quarantine
against Norfolk, but persons coming
to This city from that place 70, are rs, Tgl ',ea
hefore being allowed to board he tain
or boat.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
The Eoval B'uc.

The March number OF the Book Of the
ROYAL Blue" has been received from Mr..
W ~ Mitchell. O.. r. A.. at Atlanta
This number is DELIGHTFULLY."- illustrated
with half-toue cuts Of public buildings IN
Washington and contains fine portrait
uf SIR. Mckinley ass q frontspiece. Be
sides tine pictures the articles In the book
ar, quite Interesting and tell Of Wash
irrton in AIld Winter Treasures of Ma
furc. and two Hrtc poems by Mr.. Arthur
a. Lewis. entitled Gratitude and BE
Careful" There are other delightful
little stories
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
SORROW AT STUDENTS DEATH,
The college Mates Of Young Reynold
Hnnkin> viii Honor Ills VI mory.


WILLIAMSBURG. VA, March L-Spc-
ciaI-The sudden death of Mr. Reynolds
uaukius. noted in to-days Times, has
cast gloom over many homes ia this
city. Mr. Haakins was one of the most
popular young gentlemen OF the city His
gentle disposition and noble heart en-
deared him to the whole community.
lie was "a student at william ana Mary
and was considered one Of The brightest
on the rolls OF that institution.
The funeral viii take place tomorrow
at 1880 A. NJ from the Episcopal church
Rev. w. r. Roberts. the rector. assisted
boy Rev Dr. J.. j.. Wharton. oficiating
Tho uaIl-bcarers viii Doe from his fra
terniiv-thc III Kappa Alpha. and are the
following:
AcHvc-1fessrs Stevens. McCandlish
Williams Ncwcomb. Spnnel. Warmer
and Lambert.
Honorary-Messrs Hughes, Davis,
Bonneville H1ruh8ker Stubs Hans
ford. spencer. Hurst Wheat and Ander-
ton.
The students OF William and Mary
win attend SD a body and viii occupy
the east end OF the church. which viii
Zoe reserved for them. The Sons OF Vete-
rarsof which deceased was q member.
will also attend in body The inter-
mont will be in Cedar Grove cemetery.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
Cots a Pnsitinn In Cnhn.

FREDERICKSBURG. VA. Marcd L.
Special-Daniel Dommett m empoya OF
the Fredericksburg Fede-al Cemetery
left this evening for Havana. Cuta. TO
accept clerkship In the quarterm istc.' 9
department there The Telegram Ofciirg
him tho position az 500 DIT month aud
asking him n ne would ccept came nom
General Ludington al WASHINGTON.
The hest part OF Mr. Dommests life
has bsen spent IN the army.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

Scripture reason and common sense. He
discussed Faith as principle OF action.
The people of Richmond are beginning
10 realize that Or Sweeney is no or
binary man and 81 tho weather IS good
it viii doubtless not be long before stand
ing room viii bc at premium fn the
Seventh street church Tonight he dis
cusses Che subject "What Must DO 20
Re Swift"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
vocc,ratf,nin the County

Tho Board Of Supervisors OF Hcnrico
oo,,rtv held their regular monthly meet
Inc az the Courthouse yesterday. The
,,ork Of vaccination in tho county was
renorted as progressing satisfactorily. 4
large proportion OK tho people az We
county have been vacclnated and the
work stu goes on. ono physician re-
norted that he had vaccinated thirteen
hundred people The monthly bills were
ordered to be paid and the usual routine
business transacted,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
REFUSED TO Be VACCINATED
Hampton Man Appeals from Fine
Admiral Schiey Expected.

HAMPTON. VA, March 7.-Special.-
seyera4cases were before Mayor Hope to-
day OF parties who refused 70 be vacci-
mated Many produced certificates show
ing that they had complied with the law
since they were summoned.
Mr.. w. s. Russell. who refused 70 be
vaccinated was fined so. and he APP
pealcd.
Admiral schley Is expected 20 reach Old
Point tomorrow. the Brooklyn will also
arrive within the next twelve hours
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

The casthound passenger train that left
here yesterday morning over the Chesa-
peake and Ohio road for Newport News,
was delayed 20 short while at Diascond.
about l0 o'clock
The engine attached 10 the passenger
train "side-wiped' two freight cars on
"a siding Some little damage was done
tho cars. but no one was hurt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

BERLIN. March Admiral Won
Knorr. commander-in-chief OF the navy.
has resigned. His intention 20 take th.s
step was announced last autumn. His
resignation has been accepted ana he
has been placed on the retired list A
successor has not yet been appointed
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
rrnnns Golngto Cnba

About 200 recruits for the United States
army at Havana and other points In
Cuba. passed through the city about $3.50
O'Clock yesterday on the Atlantic Coast
Tine from Columbus. Ohio They
came 10 the citv over the Richmond.
fredericksburg and Potomac road f;om
washington and are travelling in WaS-
ner coaches.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Norfolk and Western Railway Company
rs Board OF Public Works Uwo cases'
Argued by 10. ~ Hughes FOR appellant.
and Attorney General tor appellee. and
submitted.
Wise SIS. Commonwealth. Continued.
farston vs. Commonwealth. Postponed
until llth March.
Somcrs VS. Commonwealth. submitted
Taylor VS.. Mutual Reserve Life Assoc
citation of Sew York. Argued by VIM J..
Royal for appellant. and continued until
to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

Richmond: Fred Robins 20 Rowland
Inn same deed recorded I'm Henrlco
county Court February %. 1890. SIS
~ j. Westw00d and wife 90 r BOwe.
81 feet on west side Third street, g. feet
south OF Denny, 1862
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-03-08

Among The guests az the Jefferson yes
to-day were.
Dr. b i. Dexter. New York; 7. c..
Todd. Baltimore. Miss r. Edwards, Mrs.
j. vs.. Gray. j. w. Gates Dr. j. VI.
Buory. Boston. Mr and Mrs W. PAN
nard. New YORK. pr. and Mrs. Robert
i. Novcs. Providence. r. T.