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ton, your committee would state that
as early as the meeting held February
3. 1904. that a difference Of opinion
arose between Messrs. Alsop and PIERCE
and Mr.. p Thornton Marye, the archl-
tect as to the construction of Lam
guage used in the plans and specifica-
tons, and contracts. and application was
made by Messrs. Alsop and Peirce to have
the matters in dispute arbtrated. upon
which a resolution was adopted by the
committee agreeing upon the completion
Of the whole work. that arbitrators
should be selected TO construe any dis
puted points in either plans and speci-
fications and contracts. Upon the COM
pletion of the work, the following named
gentlemen were appointed by the conf
mittee, and Messrs. AIsop and PIERCE as
arbitrators: Mr.. II. E. Baskerville, Mr..
Merriwether and Mr.. II. j. Blauvelt. Upon
the awards being made, the committee
made settlement with Messrs. Alsop and
PIERCE, in accordance Herewith.
Your committee beg leave to say that
the interests of the State was at all
times strictly guarded by the jealous
watchfulness OF the architect, Mr.. p.
Thornton Marye. and he has the thanks
OF the committee for the manner In
which the work was carried on and COM
pleted.
Before the building was fairly under
way your committee sustained serious
loss In two OF Its most valuable members.
In the death of Senator LeCato and in
the resignation of Mr.. Joseph Bryan. both
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Gibson-Martin.

se ose OF IL the prettiest marriages Of this
Martin and Ma sha' Whats Vi m,ss Adas Elizabeth
100 piaee few days ago in the ho mtc of
me nrlde.s parents, Mr.. and Mrs Mar.e III
Maxey.. p pa .he q Fast Stni End Rev. NJ
Chlrch. was the officiating mnister M and ~
performed the ceremony in a mnt 'in,,,n anu
sive manner. An improvised altar t'f haJ
Which Vge tha Sa In the front paror before
trouth The parlors were beautifuih,
decorated in evergreens and Mains and
y sott lighted s BY shaded lamps, which cast
fis sl g gen. over the scene Mrs. Mallie
M me-, l! sohn. to tho soft strains Of which
me bridal party entered In the follow
,ng ,o1rder, from the rear: Attendants, Mr.,
Nh t Howar arS Mp brother Of the bride. ana
1e Ernest Gibson. brother Of the groom. as
pest man. with Miss FLORENCE Martin. sis.
Ter an,e OF tn, the bride. maid Of honor. Then
attendants forming haif-circle around
the couple during tho ceremony. Mrs,
LlS,'g s very sweetly played Hearts and
p papsoens "a WHILE ME- the ceremony was being
Indy Of charming personality, was hand
somely goWned In heavy white silk, lace
bertha and val! caught with orange bios
sons SO IS and carried Brides roses. Her maid
blue SILK organdle, and carried a bouquet
OF white narclssus and hyacinths. The
gentlemen wore button-hole bouquets Of
Brides roses.
The popularity Of the young couple was
attested by the many handsome gifts re-
ceived from their friends here and else-
where. They will make their home with
the BRIDES parents for the present. where
they Will be glad to receive their friends.
+ Among the guests were Misses Bessie
and Alma Gentry, Fannie Burnett. Nor
mic Carrie Miles, Effie Gentry, Ida Bur-
nett. Myrtle ,,Dowell. Dunda Atsisson.
Lille and Nellie Preston, Mr., and Mrs,
George Russell Gentry, Mr.. ana An Mrs j.
Aubrey Enos Mr., and Mrs, Paul Newman.
Mr.. and Mrs. LAWS Gentry, Mr. ana Mrs.
Marcell Martin. Mrs. j. @. Gentry, Mrs.
Mitchell, Mrs, John Bottoms, Dr. ITALIA
ferro and Messrs Arthur Preston, Charles
Gentry, Willie and Eddie Martini and
many otherA .i
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CHESTNUT HILL AND
HIGHLAND PARK

Miss Rena Carlton has returned TO her
home on Third Avenue. after spending
some time with her brother in Green's
boro.
Mr.. Flemming Christian left last week
for his home in Kentucky. after de-
lightful visit to his sister, Mrs. F. F. Rem
ME, of Fourth Avenue.
The roll of honor for Highland Park
public school ending for the week Friday.
January 9Th, is as follows:
Intermediate B-Bettye Radcliffe, Maude
Tiller, Bertha MARSHALL, Bessie Carter.
Harvey Radcliffe.
Junior B-Elzabeth Bowman, Marie
Todd. F'annye Gray, Alma Vaughan, Ger
trude Royal. Irene Dunn. Keeling Sisson,
Percy Holiday. Lynn Enslow
Seventh Primary Grade-Eleanor Fms
low, harry Moore. Irving Tragic, Thomas
Starke, Harry Carter, Frank Ritchte
George Cary, Rodophil Catlln. Emily
Huxter, Herbert Bahkle, Ruth Bowman
Flora Goodwin.
Fifth Primary Grade-Russell satter-
white. Thomas RatclIffe. Florence Bow
man. Prescott Brown, Ira Tyler, Rufus
Quarles. Clinton Peers. Harvey Devine,
Katie Davis. Helen Wilder. Frank Nell
son, Bessie Taylor, Marguerite Bahlke.
James fSennle, ColStOn Royal.
Third Grammar Grade-Ruth Wyatt,
Mary See. Alv!na Neisz, Alvina Fritzche,
Willie Carter. Bessie Cross.
Mrs. Constance has been the guest OF
Mrs Neurohr, OF Fourth Avenue, for the
past few days.
Mr.. wall, of Washington, was the
guest last week OF Mr.. Ralph Horne, of
Fourth Avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thayer and brother have
returned to their home on Chestnut Hill,
after pleasant visit to friends in Balti-
more
Miss Resale shafer has returned to her
home on Third Avenue, after a delights
full visit of several days to friends in Bal
timore.
Miss Pattye Christian and brother have
returned after spending the holidays with
their uncle. Mr.. r. l.. Pendleton. of Es-
sex county.
Miss Bruce Carson, of Cumberland coun-
ty, has returned, after spending several
months with her brother. Mr.. Flppen, Of
Second Avenue.
Mr.. Thomas Watkins, after spending
several days with friends In Powhatan
county. has returned to his home on
Chestnut Hill.
Rev. Mr.: Fontalne has returned to his
home in North Carolina, after spending
several weeks with his daughter, Mrs.
Smith. of Fourth Avenue
Miss Rosalie Carson, of Cumberland
county. is spending some time with re1a-
tves on the "Hlll."
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NEW CELL BUILDING OF srATE pEN1rENT1ARY.

H. W. Porter, New York: Whit D. Pey-
ton, Newark; Cornelius Young, Alabama;
c. B. Floyd. Philadelphia; Geo. Il. Harris,
Glen's Falls, n. Y; John Bannon. WASH
ington. D. c.: Paul Petit. Fluvanna.
Richmond: James Blair Farrar, Roam
oke; Mabel Henderson, Chicago; NJ. c..
Norell. Wilmington: VIM. Bodevender,
New York; Jas. Van. Maryland; Miss
Nellie Murphy, Miss Whitby Murphy,
Stanford, Ky; j. H. Wyatt, Portsmouth.
o.: Mrs. G.. P. Lewis and niece. Mere
dithviiie. Va.
lexington: John w. Day, .Tarboro, y.
c.; Frank Packer, Tarboro. N. c.; o. H..
Pead, Baltimore; e. r. Eakle, Virginia;
A. 8. Cantrell. Philadelphia; l.. p. Mason
and sisters, Virginia; Wallace ID. Raus-
bell, Virginia.
Jefferson: Geo. NJ. Donaldson, Harrison
Kinney, Charleston, w. Va; P. Levy,
New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Arnold. New
York: w. r.. Johnson, West Virginia.
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full REPORT Of
THE COMMITTEE
Account Given OF Building of
Cell Room at Pcni-
tertiary.
TO BE MADE TO LEGISLATURE
Drawn BY Captain Baker, 1t
Shows All the Details of the
Work.

Tho Building Committee Of the Virginia
penitentiary, having charge OF tho COR
struction of the new cell building and
other improvements at the prison. has
formulated its report to Governor Monta-
que and the General Assembly, and It is
a most interesting document.
The report is largely the handiwork OF
Chairman w. w. Baker, of Chesterfield
and he will present 1t to the House short
ly after that body convenes
After citing the act of the legislature
under which the committee was created
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MECHANlCsVILLE NEWS.

Mr.. John II. Sims left Wednesday for
Baltimore, where he will in the future re-
Mrs, C. p. Goodall. who has been quite
sick at her home for some time. still re-
Mr.. Tom Luck has returned to his home NJ
Mrs. j. R; Bailey, of Wood cd Street Street is
mss Rda BIT sart s1wy HAS At nsr to
with her cousin. Mrs. Wade, Of the Pike:
hoe wfh e Who foa te thought
Mrs Annie Pierce is getting on very
very serious operation at the virginia.
MIS- MISS lFattys chHstian has returned
V VRite rel rela tii,;esi'''''''' 80
Miss Lizzie Mahanes is quite sick 4, At the
home Of her parents on CHELSEA aa arn ~ tho
naesassanaf from ana REX 70 Newport
News where he VII remain hrn nden'ta oyje
have returned home from Winterpock,
where they spent several days with
ff Nrs Sh WHY ni' Mo 'rp ms been quite sick
M, III C. Hurt has returned to ,a his h home me
In Baltimore after pleasant VISIT 20 ms
uncle, Mr.. Granger, OF Boiling Green
Mr., and Mrs. Phillips have returned 20
their home here after visiting frie4ds at
Mr, George Clifford is able to be UP and
around! his home after being confined to
his bed for several months
Mrs. J.. Taylor, OF River View, Is visit
Ing her aunt Mrs. Jones, OF North Fifth
Ma, Shelton and son. Ernest, have res
turned to their home on the Pike after
pheasant stay with relatives at Dallas, and
Nnston- Salem, N, G.
Mrs. w. Wickers Is able to be out again
/ q fter q severe spell OF fever. i. lig.
MI, Tom Cal has returned to bis home
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Business Changes.
fspecial to The Tlmes-DIspatch.).

{SpeclnI 70 TIC TIMes-DIspatch,) 'lH8
CREWE. VA. January There have
been right many changes in the business
circles in Crewe during the past week.
Mr.. Repps Beville has retired from the
mercantile business and has rented his
large brick store-house to Mr.. L. Cav
thorn. who will open general inerchan-i
disc house In the near future.
Mr.. b. N. Waterhouse has opened up
n fancy grocery and confectionery house
In the handsome new store-house of Mr..
n. Is. Oliver Other changes are to fol-
low. and, altogether. the past year has
OF the town.
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Social and
Personal
The Weaver.


Ceaaclcssly the weaver. Time,
sitting ut his mystic loom,
Keeps Ills nrrowy shuttle flying,
Every thread anenrs our dying
And. with melancholy chine,
Very low and sad withnl.
Sings his solemn inadrlgal
AS he weaves our web OF doom.
"Mortals!" thus he, weaving. sings,
Upright or dark the web shall be,
As yc will it; all tho tissues
Blending in harmonious issues,
Or dscordant colorings;
Time the shuttle drives; but you
Give to every thread It's hue,
And elect your destiny.
God bestowed the shining warp.
Fill It with as bright woof
And the whole shall glow divinely,
AS IL wrought by angles finely,
TO the music Of the harp;
And the blended colors BIO
Like perfected harmony.
Keeping evil things aloof.
envy malice, pride. and hate
Toulest progeny OF sin
Let not these the welt entangle
with their blind and furious wrangle.
Marrng your dlvlner fate;
But with love and deeds of good
BE the web throughout endued,
And the perfect ye shall win
Thus he slngeth very low.
Sitting at his mystic loom:
And his SHUTTLE still is flying
Thread by thread anears our dying.
/. l.
And the hues OF woe or heaven
To each thread by us are given.
A he weayes our web of doom.
William II. Burleigh.
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and given It's powers the report proceeds;
IN pursuance of an act Of the General
Assembly. the president of the Senate and
lowing Building COMMITTEES:
DR.. George ". LeSato; senator from ON
ffo@ Rieh fSny CITY, Rrg Baker e
Der House of Delegates from Chesterfield
county: A. G. Hartman. member House OF
Delegates from Richmond city; s. NJ.
Newhouse, member House of Delegates
from Culpeper county.
Directors of the Penitentiary: w. D.
G9,hesterrnan, Richmond city; :, Joseph
Bryan. Henrico county: Milton h. Mar
The above named med Building Committee
e5 u she ana Sdapo IN en- on sep
tor G. w. LeCato, chairman, and MIR. T.
r. kemper, clerk.
After the organization OF the committee
several meetings were held before. the
committee fully deterrnined upon the loca-
ton Of the proposed building. as ali the
templated erecting the building fronting
on and parallel to Beiyidere Street. How
ever. after painstaking examination at
experts, the Building Committee in the
end, We're of the unanimous opinion that
shs best h of The STATE Maud be
Spring Street. directly in. front of. and
about SO feet south of the old building. and
pletion of the work we are satisfied that
he committee acted wisely in selecting
this location.
Architects Give Views.
= meeting of the committee was held on
May 18th. 1902. at which q number of well
sented rfleir views upon the contemplated
work From among the number present
to prepare plans and speclfica, i1a s for the
new building In accordance with the re-
strictions contained in the act. The three
sets of plans and specifications having
those
ton Marye OF Newport News, Va, were
Upon the adoption of the plans and
specifications. bids were invited by adver-
ti inserted IN the newspapers of
tersburg, Danville. Lynchburg, Roanoke,
Staunton, Charlottesville and Richmond;
also in the Baltimore Sun and Manufac-
turers' Record.
The committee spent much time in de-
termining the character of material to be
used in the construction of the Shell
building. and after thorough investiga-
wide experience and established reputa-
ton, It was determined to use concrete,
reinforced with expanded metal, as the
most substantial and attractive material
that could be used for prison conStruc-
ton.
In response to advertisements, the fol-
lowing number of bids We're received
Seven for Shell building, five for steel
cells, six for heating and ventilation. five
for electric lighting. and four for boiler
plant. Upon opening the bids 1t was found
that none were within the sum appropriate
ed by the General Assembly. Therefore,
after mature elaboration the committee,
after conference with the two lowest bid
ders for Shell building and steel cells and
modification of the original specifications,
awarded the construction of the Shell
building to Messrs. Alsop & PIERCE. of
Newport News, for................S rs, $4,000
Steel cells to Stewart Iron Works,
CINCINNATI o. .............;;.;;..... 95.s25oo
Leaving balance for architests
fees. heating, plumbing asd
ventilating Observation-Disclosures. 6,32.OO
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Rice-Yancey.
Especial to The Times-Disp

Especial to The Times-Dispatch)
SMITHS CROSSROADS. VA. January
IA quiet. but pretty. marriage was
solemnized at 10 O'Clock Thursday morn
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.
Mectienburr y contv va uf wSe Spr thsir
charming daughter. Miss Mamie. became
the bride Of Mr.. w. G. Rice, of Philadel-
phia, Pa. The groom was accompanied
by his sister, Miss Virginia Rice. Imme-
diately after the ceremony. which was
performed by Rev. Geo. 7. Watkins, Of
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Off to Flowerland.

Now that January has arrived 30
ciety in the United States Is Hooking To-
ward Palm Beach, Fla. the winter
Mecca OF the smart set where the
genius OF n F'lagler mas Transformed a
wilderness into garden spot @ithih
the short space of II few years,
st. Augustine is already well launched
upon the current of the gay season. the
splendid cotlllon given in the ballroom
of the Ponce de Leon Hotel by Mrs.
Flagler and Mrs. Andrew Anderson dur
ing holiday week, still occupying the
thoughts and converse OF many fashion,
able people.
In New York, all society is aggrlevcd
in that invitations to Mrs. Astor's ball
for January Sth. have been recalled. be-
cause OF the death on New Years eve.
or her son-in-law, George ogilvey Haig,
at Chester, In England. Mrs. Haig is
prostrated with grief and gloom hangs
over the Fifth Avenue home OF her
mother in New York city.
Now, that the date OF Miss Roose-
yelt's marriage has been announced for
February 18th. society generally will be
interested In regard to her rousseau. all
the details OF her approaching wedding
celebration and the number and beauty
OF her wedding gifts. Certainly the nup-
iis1l 'HciIt MAKE u ClOsiiB
for the washington season. Lent coming
shortly afterward. on February 18th
In Richmond. good people are getting
ready to welcome the Virginia legislators.
who will meet this week in the new
Assembly Hall. As several OF the pa
triotic societies of women Will come be-
fore the Assembly. the women. especially.
regard this session as very important
and interesting one. Several of the law
makers will bring their brides with them
TO Richmond.
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is the guest OF Mrs. w. K. Bache. OF
Barton Heights.


Mr.. Archie Ryland. of Richmond Col
lego, spent the holidays In Walkerton.
Va.
Mrs. j. d. Eggleston and children are
with Mrs. NJ. E. Egglcston at No. 4o6
East Grace Street.
Among those who attended the old
fashioned oyster roast at Cape Henry
Friday were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles II.
Consoyo. Mr.. and Mrs. 2. M. Fry. Mr..
and Mrs. T.. II. Cloves and Miss Daisy
Hancock. all of Richmond. This enter
taInment was n feature of the charming
session of the Virginia Hotel MEMS
Association.
Captain Richmond PEARSON Hobson
positively denies that he was ever en-
gagged to Miss Emily Grigsby. He admits
that he knew her at Old Point. but says
he was never engaged except to Mrs.
Hobson.
Mrs. Herbert Morris and little son
have returned to Newport News after
spending Christmas here.
Miss Lillian Binford is the guest OF Mrs.
w. y. Mcpherson, in Louisville, Ky.
Mrs W. L. Register and family have
moved here from Suffolk, and will make
Richmond their home.
Miss Nettie Nellie has returned to her
home in Newport News after visit to
friends here.
Mr.. Sutton and bride. of this city, were
the guests of Mr.. C. l.. Henkel of Hamp-
ton, last week.
Miss Margaret Brown has returned
home after visit to Miss Susie Wilmer,
of Newport News.
Mrs j. j. Embry was recently tho
guest Of her nieces. Misses Emma and
Fanny Cooper. of Louisville KY
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Harreil visited Mrs.
T. W. Hudson in Roanoke during the
holidays.
Mrs. James Lee Shelton has returned
from a visit to Mrs. ]. Wilton Hope in
Newport News.
Mr.. NJ. Hatcher is in Danvile for
few days.
Mr.. John w. Williams and family. of
Giles county. have come to Richmond
for the winter.
Mrs H E. Boykin has returned to her
home in Newport News, after short
visit here.
Mr.. Charles E. Moore spent the holidays
with his daughter, Mrs. Warren Boush-
ton, in King and Queen county. Mrs.
Boughton also had as her guest Mr.. Rob
ert Moore. of this city.
Mr.. BENJAMIN Walker. Mr.. Singleton.
Walker. Mrs. Charles Broaddus, Miss
Eleanor Haynes and Mr.. William Haynes,
of this city. spent the holidays with re-
latives in Walkerton.
Mrs. John c. Calhoun, of New York,
will give a theatre party followed by
dance at Sherrys on January 10th. The
party will be in honor of Miss Julia Cal
houn and many of the. New Year debu-
tantes will be invited.
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here after visiting his family, Of p.spu-
BY WALTER SAVAGE LANDoR.

Mrs. r. z. Breedlove has returned home
from Henderson, N. c., where she spent
some time with her husband.
Mrs. w. r. Barnes Is somewhat improv-
cd at her home after a nervous attack.
Mr.. Sam England has returned home
here after business trip to Philadelphia
Mr.. George Kirby ls able to resume his
work at the Chesapeake and Ohio shops
after being confined to his home with sick
ness for several days.
Miss Grace Culley is able to be out again
after an indisposltion of several days.
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House Warming.

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. VIM chaperoned
jolly party of young people Saturday
evening Mt Camps Sky High" Drewry's
Blum. The Camp Sky High Club has
Just completed It's home and gave house
warming in honor of the occasion.
Among the enjoyable events of the
evening was a mock marriage, In which
Mr.. w. a, Shultice and Miss Katie
Smith were the contracting parties. and
Mr.. William IIefner. the clergyman, Miss
Mary Willie Smoot delighted the company
by her beautiful piano music. while M
Fred Evensen rendered several selections
on the violin.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
C. w. Vim. Miss Willie Smoot, Miss
Elizabeth VIM, Miss Spence. Miss Katie
Smith and Messrs. William Hcffner. s.
c. Mason. Dorsey Sydnor. Fred Evensen.
Peatross. and w. A. Shult.ce, all OF
Richmond
Personal Mention.
The meeting of Beth Ahabah Auxiliary
is postponed until Sunday, January 18th.
at P. NJ.
Mr.. Hugh Hudson has been visiting his
mother in Madisonvlle. Ky.
Miss Margaret Ann Neal spent the hol-
idays with her sister, Mrs. John ~ Mar
tin. In Newport News.
Miss Fannie Williams, who is addendins
school here. has returned from Pearls
burg, where she spent Christmas
Mr.. B. B. Bartlett, OF Portsmouth, vis-
tied Richmond last week.
.ss
Mrs George Pollard is the guest Of
Miss Mary Causey, IN Suffolk
Miss Tarah Winder, Mr.. Spencer and
Miss Dew were Richmond guests at the
marriage of Miss katharine HARDWOOD
Taylor to Mr.. John Royal Read, which
took place last week at King and Queen
Courthouse.
Mrs. Hubert Stead. of Newport News.
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Material High.

In view of the contemplated advance OF
the price OF all raw materials to be used
in the construction of the buildings and
cells, the committee We're of unanimous
opinion that the best interests of the State
would be subserved by at once contract
.bulding and steel cells at the prices NAM
ed above, realizing at the time that an
additional sam would be required to COM
nlete the plumbing, electric wiring, heat
ing and ventilation, and your committee
now find that In the matter Of advance
in the prices of all materials that they
were correct in their views. After con,
10 memorialize the General Assembly for
nm additional approximation OF SS0,0JV.
which sum was appropriated ny an act
annroved December is, 1908.
rfter. the additional appropriation mad
beon made, the committee determined 70
have the work done IN ucGo ostt WIZ T.,
ing original plans and specifications. IN
o onH., v ont the origina! plans IT was
S Sa,,nJ re SeceSsary to amend the awards
.oI nas.,,s Aisop s. Petrce and the Stewart
Iron Works, as IolloWs
Shell Building, A'sop 81 ON 90
steel, Cells, Stewart ~ GOV !,
~ ------ -..---- sl76.5 S2 "a
After advertising for
bids additional con,
tracts We're entelsu
into with the following;
and Mantel CO.,
plumbing In base
ment ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tle w
Rose end Fensoh,
Upps sam 0' XSFmir:asif s Co.. -
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Committee Enlarged.

ing enlarged by tho addition OF two direo-
tors, was as follows: Board Of DIRECTORS
OF the Penitentlary: Messrs. u; IA. E!iett,
" D. Ghestsrman w p; Bradley Io milf tn
Senate, Messrs, Julian Bryant and p.Y.
CogbllI. and from the House OF pele-
man and W, w Baker. On February "a.
f 81 @s
In place of Senator p v, Cogbiii, and
Messrs. ID. A. Slaughter, from Culpeper.
ana Charles j. Anderson. of tho city OF
Richmond, to succeed Messrs. A, c., Har-
on May 10Th. 1901, the committee again
sustained a most serious loss In the death
of MI. w. ID. Chesterman, who had from
the beglnnng Of the work ma a,L i 3 liz 9
work as It progressed. On June goth, 1914.
the vacancy occasioned by the death or
Mr.. Cheste1'man was nlled by the appoints
ment of Mr.. John G. Easloy, OF tHenrico
county.
i The work of the Building Committee has
been greatly lessened by the lnbors of the
Executive Committee, OF. which Senator
A. C. Hartman has been the most efficient
chairman, by inspoeting the work as i
progressed and passing upon al aee14 UNITS
before they were pres ented to the Building
COMMITTEES for final action.
The building has been ocoupled by pr!sr
oners SINCE June list, isln, ana from re- re-
IRE gratified to know that the work in oil
Its varied forms has proven, TO be emi-
nently satisfactory. and to-day we can
feel that Virginia has q cell bullnlng 90 NY
IN all OF Its appointments 70 any N me
conclusion that they have used thelr vt,
most to secure, the best results IN al the
works attempted BY them. and trust that
their laboss rlle1 prove acceptable 70
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Mrs. j. d. Eggleston and children are
with Mrs. NJ. E. Eggleston at No. 4os
East Grace Street.