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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-09-02

practice. He refers by permission to Hon. w.
ID. Kelley. of Philadelphia; Judge Edmunds
and Professor William Saunders, of Washing
ton, and Colonel Edward Daniels, OF the Rich
mond STATE JOURNAL.
Correspondence is invited with such as seek
a summer winter retreat for rest and treat.
ment. .rr ...... .......r
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E'h'S - so CIV NoEiCf---lhai on the
L 4th day of Aug, n. d., 1873, a warrant in
bankruptcy was issued out of the District court
of the United States for the Eastern District of
Virginia. against the estate of James Knots of
Cuipeper county and Stale of Virginia, who
has been adjudged IL bankrupt on his own petit.
ton That the payment of any debts, and the
delivery OF any property belonging to said bank
rupt, to him or for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him, are forbidden by law =
That meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt
to prove their debts and choose one or more
signees of his estate, will be held at a Court of
bankruptcy, TO be holden at the registers office
ut Richmond, Virginia, before w. w. Forbes,
esd, register, on the 9th day of Sept'ber d.
1873, at 20 o'clock a. m
DAVID b. PARKER.
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GIT WILL PAY FOR COPIES or THG
~ l SEMI-WEEKLY STATE JOURNAL
or one year,
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We are in favor Of reform in the
administration Of justice in this state, and
an enforcement Of the state constitution il,
this respect, which viii secure impartial
justice to all, irrespective of race, color,
condition or political sentiment.
We favor The election of the president
sice-p president, and all other officers Of the
government, as far as possible, by the di-
rect vote Of the people. . .s...-..
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T N THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District Of Eir-
ginia.
In the matter Of A. II. Branch, Il bankrupt
in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, this l4th day of July, 1873
To Whom it May Concern: The undersigned
J. M. Moody, of Manches or, in the county of
Chesterfield and State Of Virginia, hereby
gives notice of his appointment assignee of
the estate of A. II. Branch of the county of
Chesterfield in said district who was to wit,
the 10Th day of June Il. Il. lS73, adindged bank
rupt upon the petition of himself by the
District Court of the United States ior said
district.
Dated at Richmond, the 1ilh day J, ly. a a.
1873 j NJ. MOODY,
iv lf-WSW Assignee.
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ARBITRATION.

We approve and endorse the noble
and humane policy inaugurated by Gene
rat Grants administration, whereby all
international disputes shall be made the
subject of arbitration, thereby preventing
the dread havoc Of war.
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Adopted Unanimously by The Repub-
Iican state C0Gyention,o at Lyneii-
burg, July 30tb, 1873. - 49,. s,-5-.'7 4
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The Republicans of Virginia, in state
convention assemled, do now formerly
announce their principles to the voters OF
hecommonwealth. They reaiiirm and reit.
crate their platform Of 1872. They en-
dorse and approve the administration Of
President Grant in the past, and pledge it
their snppnrt for tie future.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

Hwasa great many years ago, at a camp.
meeting, says Max Adeler, that Brother Hlg.
gins, good man, but passionately fond OF dogs
came In one day accompanied by a biack.and.
tan hound. Somebody asked him to address the
congregation, and he mounted the stand for
that purpose, while his dog sat down on his
launches Immediately In front, looking at his
master. In the midst OF tho discourse, which
entertained us much, another dog came up, and,
after few sociable shifts at Brother Higgins
dog, began to examine the hind leg OF the latter
with his teeth, apparently for the purpose OF as
pertaining u It was tender. An animated con-
test ensued, and one Of the congregation came
forward for the purpose of separating the ami
mails. His Efforts were not wholly successful
lie would snatch at the hind leg OF Higgins dog
but before he got there the yellow dog would be
on that side. and would probably take an incl
dental and cursory bite at the deacon's hand.
Brother Higgins paused In his discourse and
watched the deacon. Then he exclaimed: "splt
In his eye, Brother Thompson; bplt In the
hounds eyel" Brother Thompson DID, and the
fight ended. "But ! Just want TO say" con-
tlnued Mr., Higgins, shat outside OF the sane.
tuary that dog OF mine can eat up any salmon
colored animal In the State, and then chew up
the bones OF It's ancestors for four generations,
without turning haiti You understand me?i
The services proceeded.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23
VIRGINIA POLITICS.

The Groundwork Of tho GubernRtorinl Con-
test-Ceuservatism In vIrsinia-Re-ump-
tion OF Work on the Frederick .burs and
Charlottesville Raiiroad-Thc Crops, &c.
tcorrespondsneo Of the National publican.l
ORANGE O. H., Va, July ii, 1873.
The cesspool OF the Conservative party OF vir-
ginia Is Just now being agitated to its worry
depth In placing the "mud-sills" 10 position for
the coming contest. Your correspondent had
casual conversation with representative Of the
Bourbon Enquirer, OF Richmond, and was In.
formed that the coming Issue was whether white
men or negroes should rule virginia; that they
did not want single negro vote; that they did
not recognize the right OF the negro to vote. It
Is yet fresh that the programme Of the Conser-
vatives, with Col. X. f. withers, good man, at
the head, embodies the same principles when
the willy politicians dropped him and took up
Gen. Butler's handsome" sutler and made him
"their" tool.
The courts OF virginia, oflcered for the most
part 6y rebel oiiicers are swift in using tho in.
strumentallty OF their power for perpetuating
their power and building up the Conservative
party. Justice TO a i,epubllcan-I mean what
they denominatc "Radlcal"-is an unhcart-of
thing, and TO have voted for Wclls four years
ago, aud Gen. Grant last fall, are crimes sum.
Gent to cause man here to be held up as an
object of persecution and torture, and even his
innocent wife and children are held as objects
Of social ostracism and contempt. Thus ylr-
ginia, burdened with debt, impoverished by war
and ruled by Conservatism, begs the "Radlcais"
OF Congress to appropriate forty millions OF YAM
kee money for cheap transportation.
The work on the Fredericksburg and Char.
lottesvllle railroad, via Orange q. H., has been
resumed, and we may soon expect the trains to
arrive here from the good old town on the Rap
pahannock, once celebrated for good oysters,
pretty women and high price for wheat"
The wheat crop here Is good one, and the
farmers are engaged In separating preparatory
for the market. The oat crop Is the heaviest
ever known, and corn Is more promising than
for eight years past.
Free schools IN virginia are farce, and every
man connected with them In any way, 10 my
knowledge, Is violent opponent Of the lnstitu-
ton. CIyIs
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23
Elm G UTER RATH.
IN sACHEN DEs yETERANEN-BUNDEs.
Der Universal sekrctacr, ar. ~" wird
Zur Ruhe vcrviescu,


"Einzesnndt."
Sind Sic willcns--oder, bcsser pesaRt-slnd
Sic, Herr springsguth, genuglch gewappnet,
uin sich dem Spotte theiinahmloser Lesser, VnI
der orrech,cn Nissbiihgna nrsr Rameradsn
aussetzen zu kGnnen7 wenn nicht damn
verschonen Sic, um's HImmelswillcn, cline
mehr ais ueoermaessig gelangweilte Welt init
ihren thracnenreichen Erguessen, die, I'm Grunde
genommen, doch nur die vcrletztc ErrELxErr
ein,s Menschen beurkunden, dessen Eplstcl-
wahrscheinlich elm CALI graphlsches prachtex-
emplar-dcn bewundernden Blcken elmer gcdle-
genen Apollo Schulz vorenthalten wurde.
lhr erstes Eingesandt war "unprovozIrt,r IN
der That,-die Erwiederung des Herrn wal
decker aber war, unter obwatenden umstaen-
den, vollkommen gerechtfertlgt. wenn Wal
decker an den Bund elnen Brief schrieb, dessen
1nhalt ais "der Ehre des verbandes zu nahc tre-
tend" hattie verloilmetscht werden kannen,
so war es On Abwesenheit elmer Bevollmaechti.
pung des Bundes) doch wahrlich nlcht IHRE
Aufgabe sch ais Indiyiduum, unter den Erken-
nungszeichen ar 81 eigenmaechtiger weise
uni nur shiseh rum KamRs orrusstst, In die
Arena der oerentlichkeit zu werfen, UNI bort
des Bundles sache durch mapRelhafte Nerfecht.
ung zu beelntraechtigen. Herr waldecker hat Sic
durch Erwehnung einzelner Eiysnthuc,niichkei.
ten 1hrcr Sehreibweise durehans nicht beieidigt;
es sci dem dass die ausgesprochene wahrheii
linen ais cine BeleijIgung erschlene.
lhr zweites Eingesandt hingcgen ist so yer.
fasst, dass Herr waldeckcr Och muesste mich
dem sehr In linn irren) linen gewlss noch.
mails erwiederen, und wahrscheinlich cline bedeu-
tend ergisbfors Analyse hires Ergusses machen
wird.
Und was damn 7-wollen Sic sich, und den
Bund, welchen Sic zu vertreten vorgeben, laech.
erich machen a den sangerbund, der SEMEN
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23
'rizc Picnic OF Company r, National Guard

Prize Picnic OF Company r, National Guard
The picnic and target shooting Of company +
list regiment National Guard, at Loener's garder
Monday was an entire success. The follow int
were the awards Of prizes:
Co. + shooting. (small rine,) LIST prize, gold
medal, Sergeant Tasting, company Y; 20, silver
medal, Private Flage company r; 3i, silver.
mounted revolver, Sergeant Buerger, company T.
District militia shooting, (snall rinc,) LIST prize
gold medal, First Sergeant Shanks, ZOuayes; 81,
silver medal, Sergeant Henning, ZOuaves; sd,
one bottle champagne, Private =. Ceas, CON.
pany y; 18th, one bust Of Gen. Grant, Lieutenant
Croker, Governors Mounted Guard.
Ladies' shooting. (alr gum LIST prize, two large
vases, Mrs. Hanneman; 81, one picture, Mrs
kroeger; Sd, one pair slippers, Mrs. Harting;
9TH, one silk scarf, Mrs. Burger; 9Th, one bottle
pomade, Mrs. Pulsche.
Gentlemens shooting, (alr gum list prize, one
large picture, Mr.. Geo. Henault; Cd, one bottle
champagne. Mr.. Peter Pumpker; sd, cigar-stand
Mr.. Robt. Henault.
The prizes were presented by Major J. T. K.
Plant At O'Clock p. m., when delegation from
company d. OF the same regiment, presented
Capt Hanneman with q handsome boquei, In
the name OF company d. Upon the conclusion
OF the presentation speeches dress-driiI, dane
Ing, &c., followed, after which the party re-
turned to their homes. The whole affair was
most pleasant, and only one accident occurred
70 mar the pleasure, that being tue wounding OF
Private Ceas In the left arm with rihe ball.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

There are 900 children on the rolls OF these
schools, and the average attendance Is $50. Tho
number OF teachers Is %. At the late dstribu-
ton OF premiums 42o premiums were awarded,
800 Of them being books, and the remainder
school were awarded for regular attendance and
for perfect lessons; the second hon0rs for pune
tual attendance. Rev. Father Itoccofort Is In
charge OF these nourishing schools, and takes
deep interest In their welfare, lie intends to
give the children woodland jubilee by daylight
on the It'll OF next month, and has invited the
orphans OF II. Joseph's Asylum TO participate In
the innocent pleasnres OF The Occaslon.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

, THE COURTS.



IN IN the Probate Court the will Of the late Frsnck
Taylor has been filed. Il Is dated November ~,
lsov, and witnessed by q. II. Bestor, Rob't Beall
and A. G. Cassell lie bequeaths ali his estate Ia
his vile, virginia Neville Taylor, with the con.
ultlons that should she marry again, then she Is
70 remain In possession OF only one third Of the
personal and one third OF his real estate. the
balance TO be divided per sfirpes and not pSr
capita. Hc appoints her guardian OF his children.
Also, the will Of Catherine Y. Waters, OF George.
town. She bequeaths to her niece Mary Catha-
rine XIX, daughter OF her sister Emily, $40 OOo
with the portrait Of her father and the silver; 70
her sister, Isabella W. Kirk, $4,000 10 trust OF
her clothing, paintings and articles OF furniture,
most o. which was made In England. She d.
vides the rest OF her property In four parts
equally between her nieces, Emily II. Dunlop
Fanny r., Isabella and Mamie X. KIRK. She re.
guests TO be buried In the lot with her father a,
iher husband, since deceasedD and VIM. L. Dun.
lop executors, making special provisions tina,
neither OF her br0thers-in.law shall act as such
In any event. The will was made July 10, 1914
Police Court-JudHe Dawson.
In this court yesterday the nrst case called wa,
that OF Engineer Forester, whose engine ran
over and killed the child OF Mr.. LArkin A, Beal
on the 18th inst Forester Is charged with moi
complying with the law, which requires engine,
70 have bells TO be rung In going through the city
poned to Friday.
Mt. Gloss stated that In the case Of MADAME
Vol, charged with keeping q bawdy- house, hi
witness, who had been committed to Jail In de
fault OF ball to appear at the hearing Of the case
mad during the Interim obtained the bail $500
case from day to day. and that the bail OF $500 b,
forfeited aud an attachment be Issued to brinl
her Into court. SO ordered.
number OF small cases were disposed OF.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23
WASHINGTON PARK.



Yesterday the Nineteenth-street Baptist Sab.
bath school, numbering about two hundred and
nf:y chilcren and teachers, with their superin.
tendent, David Hamer, preceded by the National
Band, under the ieadershibef Robert McKen.
ney, marched from their school-room down
road depot. There they embarked for u day OF
pleasure TO the Washington Park, magnificent
grove, located on the line OF the Baltimore and
Potomac railroad, at SeabrOok. The Washing
a company OF gentlemen OF this city, and Is the
finest place for pavilion Of any along the line
o. the Baltimore and Potomac railroad. The
twelve miles, and the gentlemen who purchased
u purpose Immediately erecting q hne pavilion
thereon. They have now employed persons
digging wells, erecting fences, &c. The after
noon train brought large number OF friends
and parents OF the children. The school, after
spending the day and enjoying themselves gen
orally, Te-embarked At O'Clock and arrived
home safely, delighted with their trip
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

1.-THE WAY OF THE CROSS
A Fine New Set Of Pictures for -. AIoysius,
Church,

Chufrh.
Some time since Rev. Father Mcguire ordered
to he painted by Gagliandi. a distinguished
artist at Rome, series OF pictures representing
the "StatlOns or Way OF the Cross" designed to
ornament the walls Of st. Aloysius' church.
There will be fourteen paintings In all, descrip-
tive OF the various stages OF the SavlOur's pas
sion and death. Three OF the paintings have
been Forwarded as samples OF the manner In
which the work Is TO be executed, and are GER
tainly very beautiful and expressive, both In de-
sign and finish. They are modelled after the
celebrated drawings by Oyerbeck, q German
artist, but are relieved OF the cold formaty OF
the German style by the Softness and richness OF
the Italian school.
The paintings received represent our Saviour
before PLATE, and the successive falling OF the
Goldman under the weight Of the cross. SO soon
as the remaining pictures OF the series shall
have been received, as they will he from time 10
time, they Will be handsomely framed and
placed In position around the Interior walls OF
the church. They are much admired as works
OF art BY all who have seen them, and will add
TO the beauty OF that already attractive edi1ce
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

yesterday, about noon, considerable excite
ment was caused In the vicinity OF Seventeenth
street aud Massachusetts, avenue by the arrest
OF Nancy Williams, tcolored) alias Nancy Green,
and an associate, on the charge OF stealing a
piece OF calico ON Saturday night from the dry
goods store OF Messrs. Began x Wylle, on Sew
enth street, u Is understood that since tho
time OF the theft officers have been In search of
Nancy, to whom suspicion pointed with cOusItI-
cradle certainty. She was found by the officers
insa small frame IN the rear Of Seventeenth
street, between Massachusetts, avenue aud i
street, and taken into custody,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

The timber for the repair OF Long bridge hay-
Ing arrived from Pennsylvania, the Baltimore
and Potomac Railroad Company have large
force Of workman repairing tho damage done 10
tho south draw. The company In pushing this
work forward arc doing u great service 10 the
market people who bring market stun from Viz
Rinla 10 this city, and who are now compelled 10
either patTOnIE0 this monopoly at the Aqueduct
bridge, where two cents q head IA charged for
each foot passenger, or stay 81 home.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

While some workmen were engaged yesterday
morning in exeayatlng for the large sewer on
North Capitol street, at @ street, large lump Of
earth fell from near the top, catching one OF the
worknen, Daniel Dorsey, cOlored, under II. Mr..
Williams sent for Dr. ID. W. Bliss, who. on ex-
animation, found that Dorsey had sustained q
fracture OF the pelyls, and was badly bruised.
Dorsey was conveyed 70 his home on south Cap
ltol street, neRr the Eastern branch, where DR..
BLISS attended hun.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23
OUR HEALTH DEPARTMENT
MEETING OF THE BOARD LAST NIGHT


The Closing OF NIL Wells Reconnended-
Ma. ,, 49,, AIN.
'""Ae ''"n'e's Ne'"e"-H" h~
Inspector to be Appointcd-No Cases Of
.,,,
smni'pos Dnri'E the Wcek-Heport OF
the Health Onlrer.
A roou,sr ,oo,l,, a, ,,o poor, =, uo,,, WA
rvHu.hr ,neeunR OF tne boaru OF hehtn was
heiu yesterday evening" Dr. Q. G. Cox ln the
chair, and DR.. ID. W. bliss secretary.
Mr., Marbury, from inc committee on finance.
,,o.an,oa $685. ,n,, ,.,,,as -. $50. :,
presented several phls' Which were ordereu 70
be paid.
Mr.. Lapgston, from the committee on ordi.
nances. 10 whom was rcferred tho subject of in.
sna.,Io, =, .a.,, ,,.a..'., o.. ~, n",t...,. -
spe.uon VI Nsso"s hoenseu 'of n"chs'e'pH' fe-
ported progress.
needed lookIns amer.
~ u.,,,,.s ast, ,,o o.,u,,., ,.,.,,.,
nj i"aiou,, ealu VI. o,'snai aw p'o',"eu
that no unwholesome food should be sold In
Washington and Georgetown.
The snbiect was further discussed Inv Dr Riiss
and pro, Ianas,on o,,a, nh,,, ,,o s.na,, no.
received; it,, ,.
,onn,,as .sso mso ,Iotn ,ne same conn n
Ny sawyer ~ gan,ina NJ n,rac c V ~ ~
moving desS snineIs ,an yens. ongns io'
k,so, from tha same Committee be rc,or,rd "a
a., u.s. nvn Wy ss.ne sonnt,ee, ne iepo,tvu "
.,o ,ne auhoriiy Of INC inspectors 70 destroy
az insncrto,s ~ ,reyrn, 'ho oaysr,ns ~ snci
meat ~, sa,o a. ttnon ~. saoona ,I,a ann 4,
au.s ~. sae ~ ,oo, .nc s.vonu ..he NJ" "
Mr. Marbnry Iluered win Mr. Ianc,ton. and
Thought il shSuld he forfeited M No tine ~ CON
DENIM, ion. and by mis- means be preyenteJ
from belnq offered The second time for sale
Mr. Langston said il WAS with the boarJ 10 say
whether the Inspector shall destroy ali meats
condemned as they come across n II the health
officer Ia to continue the course already pur-
sueo BY him, he suggested mai a ruIe 6e pre-
pared governing this subject.
lie also reported In reference to the nlllng OF
| vacant lots that a conference be held with the
Board OF Public Works regarding the subject,
These reports were all adopted
DR.. Cox, from the sanitary committee, TO
whom was referred petition Of certain citizens,
| requesting that the board OF Health issue the
necessary orders for the construction OF pump
| on r street, between Seventeenth street and
New Hampshire avenue, beg to report that the
| matter Of construction belongs properly TO the
Board OF Public Works, and application should
another view, the improperly OF applying to the
Board OF Health IL not so obvious The petit
TONERS complain that, owing 70 the non-intro-
auction Of Potomac water, and the great dis
lance to which they are compelled to transport
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

Yesterday afternoon, at o O'Clock, Trinity
church, corner OF q and Third streets, was wei
hlIed with an audience Of both white and colored
friends TO witness the nupials OF Mr.. J. L. HEX.
man aud Mrs. Martha johnson, notice OF which
was made In the REPUBLICAN of Monday.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Bishop
Pinokney, assisted by Rev. Drs. Addison and
Harris, and At It's conclusion the couple received
the congratulations OF the assembage.
In the evening reception was held at the
residence OF the bride, In UnlOntown, which was
very largely attended by the cOlOred residents OF
Washington. What made the ceremony peCu-
llarly interesting was the fact that the combined
ages OF the couple'is one hundred and twenty
four years, the groom being siXty-nine and the
nTila
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

The funeral OF the late Rev. Henry Myers,
whose death was announced In the REPUBLICAN,
OF yesterday,will take place tomorrow morning,
at O'Clock, from 1t. Vlncents church, Balti
more. Rev. John DOugherty, formerly asslstant
pastor OF ~. NinCents, and now Of the Cathe
dFal, Will preach the funeral sermon. The Cath
Ollie clergy and laity OF this District, by whom
Father Myers was much beloved, will be largely
represented At the obsequies Of the deceased,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

"e' p'k JehhciuhJ
NOTICES OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New books In the Y. II. G. A. circulating
library.
W. II. 4 o. II. Morrison have received all the
new books.
Robert II. Graham has on an q large stock
OF carriages.
Stephenson Brother are discharging cargo
Of Lorberry coal.
The Officers and members OF Columbia Lodge,
No. 10, and Columbian Rncampment, No. /, Will
meet this afternoon.
Latimer Cleary viii sell on Monday, July IS,
at O'Clock p. M, valuable real estate at the cor
ner OF BOundary-strect north and Sc zenith street
west.
Green Williams will sell on Friday, July 20,
at O'Clock p. m, lrst-class building lot In a
very desirable and rapidy-improyIng locality,
fronting on Thlrtecnth-street circle.
The sale, by u. II. Warner, OF valuable I'm
proved property on Eleventh street east, be-
tween South Carolina avenue and d street, Is
postponed until Saturday, August 9, at o O'Clock
D. m.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

The Alexandria Gazette says: 1t Is understood
that the committee appointed at the last term OF
the county court to inspect the con ltion OF the
turnpike between this city and Washington
have completed their work, and have preparcd
report, to be presented to the next term Of the
court, In which they represent the turnpike as q
nuisance, and recommend Its immediate abate-
ment. II the court should adopt the report II
Is said that the property-hoders along the road
will sue the railroad company for damages
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-07-23

This evening the Ward, Mack and Morris min
strcl troop will give grand entertainment at
Lincoln hall under the auspices OF the Sons Of
Jonadab. The programme, as selected, Is an in
teresting and varied one, and cannot fall TO give
satisfaction to the friends and supporters OF the
Order who will surely attend. As thers IA no
place OF amusement open In tho city for ladies
u fair to presume that they will take advantage
OF the opportunity offered.