In August, 1895, he entered into the photographic business for himself, under the style and title of the Jefferson Fine Art Gallery, and is at present conducting a profitable business upon the most fashionable business thoroughfare in Richmond. Some of the leading society and business leaders in the State have sought Mr. Farley in order to secure the benefit of his truly wonderful ability.
He married Miss Rebecca P. Roberts, of Amelia County, Va., in 1876, and has a promising family of seven girls.
T. C. JOHNSON.
Among the colored lawyers at Richmond, Va., is Mr. T. C. Johnson, who was born of slave parents. He attended Springfield (Mass.) Institute, then read law and was admitted to the bar. Mr. Johnson has an office in both Richmond and Petersburg, Va. He has the honor of being the local attorney for two large white companies doing business in Richmond, which is another evidence of the fact that a colored man can do business in the South with white people.
THE TRUE REFORMERS.
Mention will be found of this order in Chapter XXI. of this publication.
CHAPTER XXXV.
HERE AND THERE.