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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

A NUMBER Of members Of the Legisla.
last night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

Nick Roberts pantomimc troupe has
been engaged TO appear at the Opera
House Mardi Gras night. Good.
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Now that the Capital bill has passed
the House, let's take u long, a fresh
breath, before the Senate gets hold Of
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The heavy cornice on the National
Bank Of West Virginia has been removed,
for the purpose OF putting on Mansard
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The Baltimore & Ohio mail agent on
and after to-day will leave Wheeling on
No. 8, and the mail will close at C:lO A. M,
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KRAMER concertized at the Centennial
Saloon last night to crowded house.
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No man need be without books while
me patent medicine man continues TO
disseminate useful knowledge through
ms almSnacs. "onlya dollar . bottle"
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THERE were three men in the lookup
last night-two white and one colored-
on petty charges.
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!SCRIBNER'S MONTHLY.
- ~
An unrIvaIIed Illustrated Magazine.

When ScRIEHRR issued It's famous Midsummer
Holiday Number In July friCndly critic said Of IL:
I'VE arc not sure but that sCRIBNKR has touched HON
traer mark w do not see rhG irorldI are n to Il
70 eon9Ger." But the publishers do not consider
that they have reached the ultima Ihnr OF excel
Iencc-they believe "therc arc other worlds 10 con.
queF' and they propose TO conquer them"
Tho prospectus for the new volume give the title,
oil more than fifty papers (mostly ilustraied), by
writer's Of tue highest merit. Under the head Of
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For the next thirty days will offer
my Stock'of Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrens'
Shoes at cost. L. V. BLOND.
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If you want pair Of home made 1914
wool blankets for 81 so, or 1874 do for
80 80, go 10 the closing ont sale Of
VI J. W. FERRIL.
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A Two.HoRsE coal team broke down in
front OF the Star Foundry yesterday
morning, go - ~
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ST. NICHOLAS

THE KING OF ALL PUBLICATIONS ISSUED FOR
the YOUNG on ETHER SIDE OF THE. RiLAVTiC"
tOSouthGmP'on (EngidndD Observer.
The third volume Of this Incompatible Map,zipc
isnow completed. With Its eight hundred rowsI
octave pages, and lis six hundred Illustrations, iiS
Splendid serials, Its shorter stories, poems, and
sketches, etc, etc. In Its beautiful 6inlins al mi
aud gold 1t Is the most splendid ciit look oT bays
ana girls ever Issued from the press. Price, /; In
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-02-06

THE Clerk Of the County Court yesler.
day issued one marriage license.
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ELECTION OF POOR AGENT.

On motion of Mr.. speidel, the salary
Of the Poor Agent for the ensuing term
was fixed at 81 GOO, the same as last year.
The various candidates for the position
were announced as follows: Bernard
Stanley, Dr.. John English, Thos. J. Down.
ey, Cletus Hauser, Thomas Sharp, +. II.
Burt, Benz. Rennard, John Sharp, John
s. Creighton, Geo. D. Stadler. -
An effort was made by Mr.. Myles to
reconsider themotion Of Mr.. Speidel fix.
ing the Poor Agents salary at $1,000,
but after some discussion Mr.. Myles' mo:
tion was defeated by a rising vote.
An election being in order, the roll was
called, and Mr., Stanley received The
unanimous vote Of the Board. and was de.
clarcd elected.
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THERMOMETER RECoRD.-The follow.
ing shows the range Of the thermometer,
as observed at SchnepFs drug store,
Opera House corner, yesterday:
SAM. l2M. 3P.M. TIN,
10 a | R a.
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If you want as fine white shirt A,
there is in the city for 81, go 10
j. W. FERREI.s.
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The Nail City boat house has been
towed to summer quarters.
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FIFTEEN MONTHS for 81.

scRIBSER for December, now ready, and which
contains the opening chapters Of nicholas Min.
turn, will he reads With eager curiosity and IN.
terest, PerhApo no more readable number Of this
magazine has yet been issued The three numbers
OF sCRIHNER Tor August, September aud October.
containing the opening chapters OF ''Ihat Lass o.
!1oWrie's," will 10 given TO every new subscriber
(WhO requests it), and whose subscription begins
with the present volume, !. Q. with the November
Subscription price, 81 a yclr-3J cents number,
SPECIAL Term. on bound volumes Subscribe with
the nearest: bookseller, or send n check or p. q
money order to
dc27 sCRIRNRR 4 Co Tis Broadway. NY
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LADIES box.toe Button Shoes for So.
worth 81, at L.V. BIoNn's ~
a 1l35 Main street.
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HALF Of the idle boys OF Wheeling are
walking on stills. l'I. ~
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GREAT bargains in Ladies' Shoes, at
L. V. BLoND's.
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OF J. B. Kelly and others, for the ap.
pointment Of VIM. Connolly as Justice Of
the Peace for Richland district; granted.
OF Frank McSherry, for appointment
as Constable Of Union district; Of J. b.
O'Neal, for the same appointment; action
postponed until next meeting Of Board.
OF Thos. Curran, for amount Of bid for
mason work done on. Clinton & PIT.
Road; referred to Finance Committee and
County Engineer.
OF John Branshroup, for reduction in
valuation Of lots; referred to Finance
Committee - ~ '7'.s5 ~
OF citizens Of Leatherwood, for the
restoration OF the Steenrod bridge: re.
ferred TO Finance Committee. - d
OF citizens Of Webster district, for an.
pointment OF W, H. Clifton as Constable;
granted.
OF Christian Schlosser, for appoint.
ment as Constable Of Union district;
action postponed until next meeting OF
Board
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THE tribunal settlement will rest many
a weary jaws e~.a. v-t d. aJ'
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X. CRANGLE.
Dor RENT
OEFICEs EoR RENT.
DOR RENT,

L
Ga Virginia street, Island, one tWG-stOTy brikt
dwelling, with Cisht rooms and good cellar.
One tWo,hory 'rame dwelling with four room:
and full lot,
On Delaware street. Island, three two-story
frame Dwellings. each five rooms, good cellar and
coal vnult In cellar, each dwelling on separate lot
The above five dwellings are new, and paperel
and wood work grained.
On York street, Island. one two-story dwelling
with Xix rooms, two halls, water In the house
hou,e now, plPered and grained. Also, two
dwellInRA each lOuT rooms good cellars high ctil
ings ani In good condition
All tue above houses have convenient ont build.
lngs and good separate lots. Inquire Of T.. j
STONE, OF j. I, STONE, at Shoe Store. iai5
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Ghe1tttelIi2
TUESDAY. FEB. o. 1877.


W." ANSSAAAbGAlCuNbs
Wiesel Musical Institute.
Mardi Crashed OF local. '-
To the Public-Bailey & Travis.
Notice. "L5 s.-.-
Attention, Knights of Momus.
Wanted TO Rent-Rooms.
Sale Of Ewing Property. -us
Concert and Tableaux-head Of local
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MARDr Gras one week from to day.
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THE Top Mill boilers resumed work
yesterday.
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The bosom OF the Ohio is gently swell.
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Only one court in session yesterday.
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REVOLUTIONS.


Appointing John A. Barr Constable
in, Triadelphia district. Adopted.
lnstructing Clerk to publish a list Of
the regular bonded Constables for each
district. Adopted.
J lnStructing Clerk 10 advertise for bids
TO furnish coal for one year to the county
Jail and inGrmary. Adopted. rTi'
Referring the matter Of making and
repairing roads and bridges for Tie ensu.
ing two years, 10 the Joint committees al
Finance and Accounts and Roads and
Bridges, with orders to report at the next
meeting Of the Board some plan 10 gov.
ern the Board and their employees.
Adopted.
Requiring each Notary Public to make
the proper returns to the Sheriff, "a is re.
quired by chapter SO Of the Code, of ali
monies collected by them on account OF
writs and seals, prior to the March meet.
ing Of this Board, to January !, 1877;
and that they be requested hereafter 10
comply with the provisions OF said chan.
ter. Adopted. s.l.as-r =
To the effect that the Board is Of opin.
ion that the control Of the National road
by the State Board Of Public Works Il
detrimentalto the interests Of Ohio coun.
ty, and ithaying ceased 10 be in any sense
either 4 National or State thorouehfare,
there is no legal or other objection 10 the
transfer Of said road to the Board OF Com.
Of Ohio county; asking the
Legislature to make said transfer, and
instrncing. the Clerk Of the Board to
notify the Legislature as soon as posi-.
bic o. the action OF the Board in regard
to said transfer. Adopted.
A lot ofunimportant bills were order.
ed paid.
The bonds Of VIM. II. Clifton and @. II.
Deiters were approved.
John A, CASTOR, Constable elect of
Triadelphia district, having failed 10 Gle
his bond, his office was declared vacant.
The Board then adjourned.
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VERY few arrivals at the hotels last
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.oNCERT AND TABLEAUx.

CONCERT AND TABLEAUX. :.
A Tableau'Musicnl Entertainment will be given
al WieScl Hall, WEDNESDAY EVENING, Feb
ruary 9Th, 1871, for the benefit Of 81. Matthews
Mission, the musical portion TO be conducted by
the beat talent in the city,
Admission soc. Tickets for sale at Stanton a
Davcnport's and the City Collectors Office. ftG
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TIE Belmont Nail Factory is idle this
week. INf# MA
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A final settlement was made in the lat
Ter part Of December with Walton & Nc
Govern, on their contract for stoning the
r. p. 4 q. road, leaving about $500 Of
the appropriation unexpended. Since
that time about 5000 more has been APP
piled, under the superintendent of tile
County Supervisor, for the purpose Of
breaking and making electual the work
previously done by Walton & ATcGoyern.
The report WaE filed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16

HARRY DEAKIN'S LIL1PUTlAN BURIESoUE
CoMPANY.-This company will commence
an engagement at the Theatre on Wednes-
day next, and will give matinees on Thurs
day, Friday, and Saturday, at Z. NJ. The
company is said to present most unique
and curious entertainment. The ladies' anu
gentlemen forming this combination are
represented to be natural curiosties, though
artists capable Of giving an intelligent in
terpretation to any legitimate work OF art
adapted for the stage.
Colonel Ruth Goshen, the giant OF the
troop. was born in Palestine fifty years ago.
He is master OF many languages, and quite
at home on any stage that can accommodate
q man standing seven feet four inches and
weighing six hundred pounds.
Commodore Mutt is only thirty inches
high. and weighs thirtv-three pounds. Ma
ior Mutt is forty inches high. Major HouSh-
ton is thirty inches high, and weighs thirty
three pounds.
Miss Jennie QuiSley is twenty-eight
inches high, weighs thirty-two pounds,
aged twenty-four years, and better known
as the " Scottish Queen.'
Miss Ella kitland is twenty-five years old,
weighs forty-two pounds, and is thirty-eight
inches in height.
Miss Sarah Belton completes the list Of
lilputians to be-mentioned in connection
with "Jack the Giant-Killer." She is only
lthirty-two inches in stature, thrty-four
pounds in weight, and is thirty-three years
OF age.
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TIE GREAT FoREPAUGH SHOW

THE GREAT FOREPAUGH SHOW!
undIspurably the LARGEST IN THE WORLD, will
exhibit at Richmond two days only,
APRIL 18TH AND 18TH.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY-AFTERNOOS AND
EVENING.
Location Corner SEC0N . and / EIGII STREETS.
With it, SIX LEARNED ELEPHANTS and the
WONDERFUL LHIPpUPOTAMUS. Special card
Let the ladies amt little folks H. There was born
OH the Is, Of February, 1877. in our Great Menas-
A BEAUTIFUL BABY ELEPHANT!
the first and only born in captivity in any
country outside the Tropical Zone. 1t is only 33
inches long aud 81 In height TO see this
newborn lnraut Elcisrlnt nursing with its mouth
and trunk is the rarcst, quccrest scene ever bchcd
SEA LIONS, EilINECEROS, 10 LIVING LIONS,
more WILD BEASTS than any three Of the largest
lncuagcrics travelling
GREAT QuADRUPLE CIRCUS:
ELABORATE MUSEUM!
AND TRAINED Tu.D-ANlMAL SHOW!
ALL UNDER s CENTRE-POLE TENTS. s
requiring and us,rr three great railroad trains,
drawn by three fori!-ton engines.
THE GRAND DRESS-PARADE
takes place at O'Clock OH The morning of each eX
hibition-d day; you Will nearly mile of Mirrored
Tablcau- Cars, Herd Of Elephants, Two Powerful
Musical organizations.
TONY FRANKS BUFFALO BAND,
AND MANUEL PERALTO.S GREAT MEXICAN
BANDH
Their FIRST appearnce in this country; engaged In
the Citv Of Mexico expressly for the Great Fore
plugh Show.
EATrALiONS OF MEN AND HORSES,
AND \ MILLloN-DOLLAK SHOW.
Open- ri and :; Ucsins one hour later.
Admission 10 Duo.
Children under nine years
See papers. programmes, &c. for details
ADAM FOREPAUGH. Proprietor.
ap 7-l0.11. 1.l2.i3,l4.lG-l7
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CoNvEYANCEs OF REAL ESTATE FOR THE
WEEK ENDING APRIL IA. 1S7T-Lots front
ing: 90 feet on Harvie street between
Park and Grove avenue for 800; % 81:
feet on Eighteenth street between Main and
Walnut alley for $1,000: 80 feet on Grace
street corner Third for Sl4, 900; l57 feet or
Franklin street corner Fourteenth fol
$4,000; 3Os feet on Marshall street between
Eighth and Ninth for $4,000; G6 feet or
Franklin street near Twenty-siXth for S3.'
600; interest in d. Harris estate for Sc, 737 2s
feet on FRANKLIN street between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth for $3.50; IS feet on Grace
street corner Twenty-eighth for S644.
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Editor of Dispatch: 1t seems that the
plan OF primary election to determine
who among the Republicans would be most
acceptable to this community for postmas-
ter is not feasible, and yet all good citizens
are interested in having an honorable, high
toned gentleman, with proper business
qualifications, in that Office. AS one OF the
candidates, allow me to suggest solution
OF the difficulty. First, let the Conserva-
tive and Republican committees meet and
designate night upon which each ward
will elect three Republican and three Con-
servative delegates, to meet upon the foi-
lowing day in joint convention. Then,
having All even number, they should first
select presiding officer from some un-
bixssed source (say Judge Christian or some
other member OF the Supreme BenchI who
will simply decide tie votes. The eandi-
dates can be ballotted for In the usual man
ner, and the choice of this convention be
considered the choice Of our people; and
the defeated ones should fully endorse the
successful one. The expense would be very
hight, and the candidates that come before
the convention should bear 1t. I
Respectfully yours. H. L. PELouzE.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Caldwell Us. Allan, trustee, &c. SuperSe-
deas dismissed for failure to execute new
bond. and the cause allowed to remain as
an appeal only.
McVeigh Us. Rawlings's executor, &c.
Dismissed for failure to print the record.
Timberlake's executor Us. Sherman. Su-
persedeaS refused to a judgment of the Cir
cult Court OF the county of New Kent.
Starke and ais. rs, Lipscomb, &c. Sub
mitted on printed brief.
Tancil Us. Seaton will be the first case
Friday and after that, if the judges are
well enough, the case OF McVeigh Us. Bank
of Old Dominion will be called.
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AHC1IESTER NEWS.

Knights of Honor.-The first lodge Of
this order was instituted in Manchester
Saturday evening, at Nunnally's Hall, by
Deputy Grand Dictator John W. Gillian,
OF Richmond. -...
The following gentlemen were the char.
ter members: John B. Vaughan, William
p. Kidd, s. Brooks, J. D. Elsroad, William
Walsh, Fl. A. Jordan, John O'Brien, Thos
W. Bass, 7. w. Gentry. David Beattie,
John r. Coghill, S. w. Blankenship, F. c.
Weisiger, j. j. Writ, A. A. Wells, j. o,
Cayton, Il. D. Elicit, John A. Gee, DR.. a,
Monteiro, A. Asher, and G. E. Morgan.
The order has three degrees, which are
said to be very interesting.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, SATUR-
DAY-Judge Hughes presiding.-In the mat
ters OF John F. and Edward II. Burch. Or
ders entered discharging the assignee.
in the case Of Wesley n. Smith. The OBJ
iections to the bankrupt's discharge were
overruIed and the discharge granted.
In the matter of E.. 3. Stephens. The
assignee was directed to sell, publicly or
privately, as he may deem best, the bank
rupt's interest in 800 acres OF land in Cul-
peper county. ,... .-.....
Crump, assignee, Us. Chapman. The bill
WAS dismissed al the costs OF complainant,
and the defendant authorized to check for
the balance in bank, amounting to S2SG.23.
In the case of Thomas J. .Beal. The as.
signee was directed to sell at public or pri.
vate sale. as he may deem best, the interest
OF the bankrupt in lot OF ground on Fifth
street.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR SuNDAY.-For the MID
die States. partly CLOUDY and slightly warm
or weather, variable wind, mostly from
north to east.
For the South Atlantic States. slightly
warmer. clear or fair weather. STATIONARY or
rising barometer, and northerly winds De-
coming variable.
For the Gulf States, Tennessee, and the
Ohio Valley, warmer, partly cloudy wea.
ther, and q slight rise followed by falling
barometer, eastcrly to southcriy winds west
OF the Mississippi, and northerly winds
shifting to easterly and southerlp east OF the
Mississippi.
The Mississippi river will rise slightly
between Cairo and yicksburs.
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forded recently to your appreciative citizens,
and learned also that it was O matter oi
deep regret with your music-loying people
that Miss Swain performed q part so dispro-
portionate to her rare powers in the con-
certs Of Wednesday and Thursday last.
Miss Drasdil enchanted all with her sing
ing, but the audience felt that the concerts
were incomplete without one Of Miss Swain's
brilliant solos, given in that manner that
has won the hearts Of all the Richmond
people.
1t is hoped that Miss Swain will yet give
her Virginia friends many opportunities OF
enjoying her wonderful singing, which has
gained for her such an enyiable reputation
both in the far South and in the North.
Richmond, April 9th. Music.
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The CIRCUS To-DAY.-The great Fore
paugh circus has come, and now the young
folks, and many of the grown folks, too,
will have n chance to see the menagerie
and enjoy the mammoth show. Mr.. Fore
paugh, the proprietor, is said to be the
owner OF the largest circus in the world.
He has with it six learned elephants and
u wonderful hippopotamus," " beauti-
ful baby elephant" sea lions, rhinoceros.
ten living lions," and "other wild
beasts"
The show will be held ut the corner Of
Second and Leigh streets, at and T. NJ.
to-day and tomorrow. At o'clock to-day
and tomorrow there will be grand dress
parade and street exhibition OF the "mir-
rrored tabcau.cars," "herd Of ele-
phants,' &C., &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-04-16

RETREAT FOR THE SICK.-The Faculty oi
the Medical College OF Virginia have pla ced
their large and lightfuiy-situated hos.
fpital building in the hands of committee
Of ladies of Richmond, and the institEtion,
to be hereafter known rs the "Retreat fol
the Sick" is now open for the reception oil
patients. The building, erected at cost OF
$50, 900, is centrally located at 1926 Mar.
shall street, but in quiet and retired neigh.
borhood. The Retreat is exclusively under
the control Of the ladies who represent the
different religious denominations Of the city,
and will become, it is believed, noble
charity, and supply want long needed in
Virginia.
The Faculty of the Medical College are
the attending physicians and surgeons in
all cases where others are not employed.
Patients can, however, select their own
physicians or surgeons from any in good
standing in the city, or city physicians can
send their patients to the Retreat and attend
them there, with all the advantages the insti.
tute affords. Patients from distance can
come direct to the Retreat upon arriving in
the city. and may be assured that they will
have all the comforts OF home, with the
advantages Of nurses and a well-appointed
hospital. No insane or patients with con-
7, tagiQus diseases are received.
Officers. superintendent, Mrs. William
Allen Jenkins; Matron, Mrs. j. l.. Cox;
Assistant Matron, Mrs. William F.-John-
ston; Resident Physician, DR.. William W.
| Maclin.
Board of Visitors.-First Presbyterian
Mrs. Fehton Smith, Mrs. Alfred II. Harris,
Mrs. John &. SPOTS, Mrs. H. G. Watkins
Second Presbyterian-AIrs. Il. 3. Berkeley,
Mrs. c. r. Barksdale, Mrs. Samuel Glover.
Mrs. S. II. Hawes. Grace-Street Presbyte-
rian-Mrs. Samuel Smith, Mrs. Lewis II
Blair, Mrs. NJ. L. Hopkins, Mrs. Samuel III
Price, Mrs. r. L. Baldwin. First Baptist
Mrs. Robert W. Powers, Mrs. Lewis II
Frayscr, Mrs. Jack Temple, Mrs. 0. II
Chalkley. Second Baptist-Mrs. J. D.
Laughton, Mrs. X. Adam, Mrs. j. Taylor
Ellyson, Mrs. John NJ. Murray. Broad
Street MethodiSt-Nirs. William X. Watts
Mrs. j. NJ. Wilkinson, Mrs. 6. F. Minor
Monumental-Miss NJ. j. Fulton, Mrs. II
d. Whitcomb, Mrs. Thomas Potts, Mrs
Charles Il. Sklnker, Mrs. G. W. Camp. St
Paups-Mrs. A. Y. Stokes, Mrs. James Il
Grant, Mrs. George Lee, Miss Lizzie NJ
cholas. st. James-Mrs. Z. Is. Addison, Mrs
E. Currant, Mrs. James Gray. Grace-Mrs
james B. Pace, Mrs. George S. Palmer, Mrs
John Q. Winn. Mrs. A. Bargamin. ST.
John's-Mrs. John Enders, Mrs. W. j.
Yarbrough. Miss Stella Williams, Mrs
Saunders. Israeites-Portuguese Congre'
CATION: Mrs. Edward Cohen, Mrs. Abram
Levy, Miss Rachel Levy, Miss R. Myers,
Eleventh-Strcet Congregation: Mrs. L,
Hirsch, Mrs. J. Goldsmith, Mrs. Charles
Millhiser, Mrs. NJ. Rosenbaum, Mrs. A. b
Goodeman. Other congregations, not here
mentioned, have not yet appointed visitors