| and the women of Richmond and of the whole
I South made a beginning of an end of labor and
toil in the cause of love and patriotism It
was many montliH since Ihe ladies of flollvwood
Memorial Association agreed upon the bazaar
as one of the means of raising the funds to
| aid them lu perfecting their holv work of
i adorning the spots where so manv brave and
loved ones He. and keeping their memories
ever fresh and honored among the people, for
whom they died. Krom the moment the plan
was formed the labor for Its perfection begun
! and earnestly and vigorously has it beep prose
I cutod ever since. The bazaar opened last night
Hi the building at. the corner of Tenth and Main
Streets, and will continue Indefinitely, so far
as plans now go.
Yesterday afternoon the performing hear In
l.lpma'n's Circus got loose In the. ring, and In a
moment the large, crowd became wildly excited
and the hubbub caused bruin to rush out of
tbo tent and into the streets. He was pursued
by circus men and was at last caught op Mar
shall Street. Before the animal was subdued
he bit the keeper in the foot, another attache
of the circus in the leg and hugged a negro
man named l->llls. scaring him nearly to death
but not hurting him much. Flnallv the hear
was gotten back to Its cage. *
The General Assembly yesterday, resolved fo
adjourn on Monday next, thus bringing to an
end the longest session ever held bv a Virginia
legislature. '
^ rV?,v,?.r,nor yesterday appointed James
?? \\ imams to be n notary public for the citv
of T.yncliburg and County of f'amphcll.
