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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1879-01-07

LIST OF ADvERTIsEDSLErTE remaining
in the Pos. OHice at CharlestoEn, Jefferson
county, W. Va, January 4, 1872
Miss Katb S. McGiI. Miss Mary Etea
Ross, O4kar King, Meliviile Taleafern; John
Smith, Garter Thsuuin, Thomas Wiliiams9n,
Geo. Fl. Williams.
The sbove letters, if not called for within
thirty days, will be sent to the dead letter OF.
fee. Persons calling for them will please
say that they are advertised.
BENZ Z. LEIsESnrNo, 2. N.
MRS. J. C. DABEEY's TESTIMONIAL:
LYSoHauae, DC; 81. 1873. .
Gn.i. tried your "GaniM's EMULsIoNi' /
failed to fad any preparation of Cod Liver OF!
srnaiiest desHs Ny physicians have Al'1aJa &C;
scad that should Ike Cod Liver Oil, aad would
Prcaet ibe frl' orc preparation and then ano.hee
but, az before stated. "Camm's ismuleIon" is tho
ooiy preparation bat my stomach could retafu:-
have given Sc thorough test, having taken it
without any tronhie, with the very beat reeults,
end confidently cay shat j, is all you cisim for
&, I'D can. v,h coz fdencs. recommend IL 10 any
Who need remedy for pulmonary diseases, or apT
other diSensEG requiring tonic or HutFitve med
icino Respectfully
November 70. 1878 od0ctI en-.
DR. To71aIi,son7S
Dental OFFICE,
CoaSEa OF Cnna.ra AID Liberty S1aszfa.
ClAarSCgsOwsas
BurrEn1cK' LATEST Patterns for
sale by Mrs. ARMENTRnUT
BALTII0RE MAEKETS.
5AtTtaohE, SATURDAY. December 81 1873. .
Fioua-super S2G0a S3l5
Extra. 10 q 10
Family 90 q AIS
Coax MEAL, per 100 ibs.-- los Ito
WHSAT-N h!ta,---- Ooa 0U0
ed.------ $50. Goa !.O7
Conn " hite, ----------.......... 45R IS
Yellow dta ~
MISREPRESENTATION. sos so
--....-....-..... 5sa IS
BAcoE-Shoulders .......-... 3 3
Si1es.. o o
Hamy...... ............. ga 81
LAEo...........,.-..-... q So
Observation-Disclosures. Id 4 ais
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ME GlLBERT NNUG STORE


rENHE GILBERT DRUG STORE
AT HARPkR'S FERRY
Has constantly hand 4 large stock Il articles
usually kept In Dug Store. aud strict attic ton
FENEAS of all kiads-the best the market cen az
ford. Cos! OiI-noa sxPlosi~e-I2Oo Fire tess.
DEEF CMERY Of all kinds. Stationary great
L variety. Playing aud Visiting Cares.
NREwING and Smoking Tobacco O: the hes.
~ brands. choice lot OF nice Cigars constant
~ kept hand.
4 LARGE s,osk Of Paints and Oils always on
n hand.
Ours Spice, of all kinds usually needed BY
A IL the leading Patent ard Family Medicines
N bough; from the MAnufacturers 10 insure
COUNTRY Merchants md Fhysicisrs' Orders
~ attended to promptly at lowest prices
DRESCElPTIOS D-partm, n: all in order and
hest medicine rs used
CTRiCI attention paid to all articles prepared
> as TO their purity, so that Phi ysiciaps and Pa
tients will know what thew are doing.
October Is. 1875. Agent.
ROOFING AND SCOUTING
NONE lower than the lowest,
CoFFEE MilI,. spittoons MoIas.es Cans, Jelly
~ Cake Pane, Plates, A c do. fine Tea and
Coffee Pos, YeCctahIe Swimmers. Paten Bsls ees,
Lined Stew PaDs, Blanc Mango mouIds. and
everything in my line can be found at the Old aad
June ii. ISIS JOS a. EAsTERDAY.
pES's' business you gage in. SIS to S20
II per day made by ahy WORKER OF either sex.
SAMPLES worth SIS free. Improve your spare time
at this business. Address STISsoS L Co.. Port
Land, Maine.
April! 2, lsTS-i|.
CEATLESS aud TziiIipg GTalH SACKS for sale
- by HORACE BSALL.
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CARRIAGES CT Ill DESIGNS,

RcckawAys, Ph1e'oas. BcrgieS. JunaSenu. Jag
Kers, and E1ter,ion Top Spring Wagons md
Market WBgons.
Having been 6oirg business eleven years, and
working Tor WeI!s J. Hawk before fhe war. ADD
having pow in my employ Mr. VIM. Davis md
TbosNs Ryan, Hawks' old reliable Painter and
Wood worker, ] eau give sati.factiou to Al! who
may favor NJ with aeaII. All New Work built / y
M warranted Tor twelve months.
REPAIRING done in the best manner asd A.
short notice, . 40 lib the best material,
JOHN E. HILBERT
January an IG-=Iv
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HOId" burton at q New Stand.
WATCH kHD sILyEasMITH BUSINESS
OYsTERs. WINES, ALE. &C.

THE oyster Season has commented and ,he en-
l. deEsigusd 10 prepared 20 supply Tas Bert tbat
the City nnartstE afford In Quantities 10 suit puI.
ehsfeFG for family or other use.
Also = choice stock of Wines. Philadelphia Als
on Orlught, ald other Liquors.
FkYETTE y. sOUDERS,
Basement Of Jefferson Bulldog.
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: American Hotel,
STANTON, VIRGINIA,
Change OF Management.
i. II. OAETNEtl. Proprietor.

TIRE management Of this Ho,aI has changed
1 hands ard :s now being put in Thorough re-
pair, being remodeisd Sad reiusn;shed.
Situated pear The Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
De pot cd accessible TO tho busiUeEs part Of the
city. will E ke il desisbie for transient visitors
and especially Cor the Travelling Commercial men.
IL we'll ;ils tod nd del hIfuliS cool 10
MGR. which will maze II plcasArtEeSert for those
seeking com fort and health.
RS- Terms xii! be moderate and special rates
will be me de for Commercial men.
Omaibuasrs TO ard from the Hntel FIRE n'
charge. &C. Livery stables attached to The Hotel.
January 80, 1871.
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jefferson Carriage Factory,

THE urdcrsigrrt rr'pcet'ui:y %n-o EE 3
i rouuc~s rh- citizens nj JrIsr I:ssS~SZZ
nnG The public geIcrsIIy, th-r he wv
a;jl the I'D stz ID ir Charleptn-n, tie I'D
Joining scuA-" the Hank OF Chirirstn~n. two
domTa N'esI IF IrusEeii * LUcsG' store where he
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
I AN nov receiving . large and veil selected
L stock fall Boots, Shoes and Caters. fmhks
a spseisIty 10 L.dies', Misses and chiIdreu's City
made goods. Call early snd obtain ssrE.tps &C
the C1eep Cash Store Of N TRCsSELL.
Msrchaut's New Room. Main Street.
August 20. ISIS.
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WHEAT WANTED.
WE are paying the highest C-iSH prices for
w Wheat LlfPiT1 b CO.
August 2S, 1877.
CAUsAGE sTUFFERs and Lard Presl COM
- bioed. Sausage Il FINDERS, Enterprise Coffee
Mills io- sa ic b. DUKE s GALLAHER.
A FEW BBI.s. OF CHOICE OHIO APPLES
"A good keepers, Tor sale by
Nov 49, 1878 DUKE & GALLAHER.
IN EEGGS Wheeling Nnis just received
Ctt Films Patent Bed Spriags-caE SO app ~
to any SLATED Bs5iHIs, = rae oy
= :zs T. s'3. 1TE c e., ..EEy
1'HE Windsor Coffee Pot is fading its way into
/ hundreds OF fsHiiies-buy it and enjoy good
Coffee. DUKE i GALLAHER.
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ROOFING AND SCOUTING

CEAHLESs and TziiIipg CraiE SACKS. for sale
- by HORACE BSALL.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
A SMALL BOYS ADVENTURE.
How a Youth of Three Years Stole Three
Teams Consecutively
Portland Me- Press.l

Friday morning, about o'clock, little
parents reside on Newbury street. Portland,
saw team standing by the sidewalk. 1t was
a nice, light wagon, to which white horse
was attached. Into this carriage the infant
scrambled, gathered up the reins In his tiny
hands and drove off with the assurance and
GOODNESS of veteran. Finding the animal
did not proceed at a pace fast enough to please
him, he managed to draw the whip from the
socket and laid on the lash with energy that
surprised "Old Whitley" The animal had
good blood In him, and away he went at
three-tllpute gait, causing other teams to
give him a wide berth. The owner caught
sight of his equipage and started in pursuit
He might as we'll have tried to catch a will o.
the Wisp. Other teams joined in the pursuit,
at the request Of the anxious proprietor OF
the stolen team, but the little rascal managed
to evade them all. At last, when the horse
began to show signs of exhaustion, the child
drove him into the stable on Pearl street and
vanished
The boy was in high feather with his sue
drawn BY black horse, and again the former
experience was repeated. Leaving this wagon.
he appropriated horse and buggy that was
said to be the team OF Mr.. Sawyer, the agent
OF the society with the long name, and was
driving OF, when a man spung forward and
seized the horse by the bride. To him
sternly this precocious Infant remarked:
.Leth go that Ors or I sap 90 fathe." The
man was SO dumfounded at the child's brus-
queness that he dropped the bride and away
went the child and team. Around and around
he went, but the team was captured on Ex-
change street, and as the captor was about
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to seize the boy, 10! he was gone like nlm-
carriage, standing Mt the post-oflice. But this
time the crowd, which had gathered, WIS too
quick for the infant and he was Robbed and
taken before the postmaster. Male and fe
male clerks gathered To see this remarkable
child and hear him recapltulate, with infantilo
CLEO, and In baby tongue, how he had seized
Mr. Manns team and hnd good time.
He WAS escorted TO his home by ono Of the
clerks, followed by the ndmlrlng public In the
shape Of n long string OF mon, women and
boys, and when he reached home told his
mother che Ind ever 50 nice n tme with n
white 'ors nnd black 'ors and bnrn every
where" The boy was gone from . o'clock
till H. In order To- mako sure Of the childR
she replied that she WAS only three years old,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
GETTING A CHECK CAsHED in PARIS.
The Tedious Process Which Frenchmen Put
up With.
American IseRIster.l

TO one accustomed to our quick business
movements In New York, and tho especial
rapidlty with which banking operations are
performed, 1t Is quite ludicrous to enter n
Paris bunk and watch the performances
there. IT you present q check for payment,
Instead Of handing It directly to tho teller
and getting your money instantly, or In two
or three minutes Mt the latest fas In u New
York bnnk). you walk up to IN officer In uni
form, OF whom there are a dozen walking
about the CUnutlnRrOOm In large banks like
the Credit Lyonnas, outside the space re-
served for the clerks He conducts you to one
OF the places constructed like cells, In which
the book-k keepers are serving out sentence Of
solitary confinement. You hand your check
to the prisoners assistant, who hands tt to
HIS "boss." The latter coDsuts - big ledger
II there Is sufficient ''spondnlix" to the credit
Of tho drawer, md the signature has all It's lis
crossed and Us Is dotted, he returns II to the
boy, who In turn hands It to you, with the re-
quest that you pay two SOUS for revenue
stamp. This being gummed on tho back, the
deputy prisoner asks your address, then In
dorses 1t on the bnck of tho draft, and you
write your nHlne across the revenue stamp,
with date, etc, and then a second time under
meath your address, This done, you are pre-
sented with bronze medal the size OF u
saucer, with mineral upon It. You accept
1t modestly believing It to bo a sort Of lie
GiOn Il IfOnnellr arrangement or a reward OF
merit. You then are requested to sit your
self on one or tho numerous long settees
ranged around the room, which you do, and
wait prayerfuly till your turn arrives. After
meditatlng In this position Tor half hour on
tho transtory nature Of life tho slowness Of
French bank officers and kindred topics
after reading the morning papers
through twice, including the adver-
tisements. you begin counting the
paues Of glass In the roof, or study the coun-
tenanees OF your neRhbors, all patient crnh-
lures dixie yourself, who have become quite
resigned to this mode Of transacting bust
ness, and wonld be alarmed II they should en-
ter nm American bank and draw their money
would think there Was something the matter
with tho con-boRus, perhaps Or something
OF that sort.
After exnAustlng nll your patience and the
window paneS and tlOor tiles likewise, an of1i-
Ger inianother little den, dressed In uniform
composed chiefly or brass buttons and a big
plaque" the size of dinner plate, on his
left breast, yels out "Quatre cent, qa.dtrc-
uingt-trciee.'' or course, you don't know
what he means, and sit stupidity wondering,
but on a repetition OF the cry you consult
your brass door-plate, and you find you hold
"NO. 49, So UP you march to the crier
and present your medal, and In return he
hands you out q little bowl which contains
your lucre | timed the operation There
were just five persons ahead OF me when !
entered. and 1t took 25a minutes by the
clock for mo to draw my little check OF 100
francs,
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4 g70
Il O
SECOND. HAND GOODS.

What care II you have loved before
-. 30 that. YOU love me-love me beet and last
Nor would ask you To forget the ties
That bound your heart to happy days now
past.
lis the remembrance Of tho loves that woIo
by which your'heArt cnn gauge Its love for
me:
En- ns my own thrcbbad Mt anothors touch
Beats 1t moro quickly now with thoughts OF
thee.
1 know that you have whispered of' hnforo
The Same sweet nothinGa you breathe 70 mo
now.
i know your lips have pnssionntey pledged.
In other moments. Constnncy's fond vow.
Il know that there IRE tender mem'rlaa s'3l
That speak to You Of hHnpinaas como ~:
i know thht in ita deepest depth. your SOU
Hath hidden feelings TINT may never din:
Vet care not II you have loved before.
So Tint those loves are hnt III memry pnst:
Nor do nsk you to forget those dreams
Now that you love meove me best ma last.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
aH1GH DIDDLE D1DDLE. i,
lin Miltonio Verse.l

I'm Miltonic Vefse.l ST.
Heard 70 that mirthful melody Remote
1t rose; and straight tho strain. approaching
near.
Caught vi the careful cot the critic onr--
Proud dame In tortoise dock cd Or tahby cont
Tho villain vsfmins vixen vanuuiaher
41or fulic paw the feetive fiddle smota.
Which, ~ high Hreppr poured his glttering
glHnca
Inspired ths not nnnwltwnrd COW To dnnco
Allows the benIny moon NIL this b"hed
The dog diminutlye. while It's htrnnEo romance
With laughter loud his simple bosom sWaled:
TING iish nish Nv ped WITH loHa OF snvory store
ksseh ths bright spoon. hy kindred love Inn
pellnd.
Such Is tho nursory tnle OF Infant lore.
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tajns two os. One and arc 8: 3 and are 9.
II tho 10 be placed under the 81 and added,
the sum is %. II tho figures DO added thus,
I,s. $, /, 1t will give is. Reading from ley g
right is -; md reading from right to iert Is
dividing md multiplying nineteen 9s arc
produced. being one for each year required
fo comDtote the century
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
Doug nuts.

II you desire doughnuts that are the incest
and richest you over ate, make them from DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, according to the
directions on the can. Such doughnuts, with q
cup OF coffee and Il light Cream Baking Powder
biscuit. would cause q delightful surprise to the
uni itinted.
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ISL.

The year 1881 Will be mathematical Curl
osity. From left to right and from right to
left it reads the same: is divided BY gives
Us q quotient; 81 divided by 2 ard 3 Is the
dnofient: il divided by 8, the quotient con-
Nins 8; II multiplied by 9, the product con-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-26
ENGLISH NOBlLlTlES
Its Gradations No Less Than Fifteen Diff
ferent Degrees Of Rank.

III the "pcerRge" alone there arc 1.-Two dlilNr-
ent grades: Dukes maruulses. carls, Wis
counts and har0ns. The dukes are the hlgh-
est, the barOns tho lowest. III addition, the
eldest son Of any peer y inferior 70 d. iather,
The social arrangement makes alone fifteen
different degrees in tank for gentlemen who
nre peers, Oh sons Of peers, After calculating
tho Same carefully, tho following ID arrived
at.
Tho eldest son Or d peer ~ any grade ranks
next below a peer Of thenext grade below and
next above n younger son 81 peer 81 me
next grade above.
Tho eldest son of a marquis ranks next be
low IN earl and next above u dukes younger
son.
An earls eldest son ranks next below WIS.,
count and next above u marqulss younger
son.
Similarly, 70 vlscount's eldest son ranks
next below q baron, and next nb0v6 an earl's
younger SON. m4u@
In the case OF tho eldest son OF n duke or
baron only onehnIf of the rule will apply,
thus, "a dukes eldest son ranks next below u
marquis" and "a baron's eldest son ranks
next above viscount's younger son.
The five examples given above include all
tho fifteen steps, except the highest and the
lowest. Adding these In theif proper places,
we may form u complete table Of precedence,
which will be- ae follows tbracketing those
steps which appeared In the same example,:
/. Dukes.
Y. Mnruulaes.
Il. Dukes eldest sons.
1. Earls
Ks MHfuaIses' eldest sons.
q Dukes younger EODS.
~, Nisrnunts
y Enrls eldest sons.
- Mnruuses' younger sons.
10. BarDns.
II. Niscount4' eldest sons.
~ Fnrls' Younger sons.
H. Bnrons' eldest song.
~ Viscnuuts' younger sons.
Is. Bnron'a younger sons
A duke is discovered by tho appellation OF
His Grace along the line from the marquis
to the baron tho gang are ''Iords.' he mar
quis discounts the other eight lords by rs
Ing II "nost honorable" and In many cases
"tolernbly honorable" would bo most appro-
Y,gi ~,
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Mr.. Evarts ana Mary's Lamb.
tChicago Times. October IT.

tChfcaRO Times. October 17.l
Few poems have been more generally nd
nfired or paraphrased In the various tongues
of earth than that commencing with the
lines.
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TARANTINO's VENGEANCE
Tho Terrible Fight Of Two italian BARRIERS
with Razor and n Pistol.

The desperate fight between the two Italian
BARRIERS ut 307 Hamilton avenue Brooklyn. on
Friday evening. threatens 10 result fatally in
tho case OF Onofrio La Mattno. This man. who
came from Palermo. Sicily. is about 80 years OF
age. and is said By the police 10 have a criminal
record In his native land. Peter Tarantino. who
Is also n Scilan. has been n barber In South
Brooklyn for three or four years. and for some
time he has had n shop at 307 Hamilton avenue
He % years OF age and his wife, Viuoria. vino
il an. attractive woman Of IS. kept house for
was Journcyman barber Employed by Taran-
tno, and conducted himself satisfactorily
nltrr he WAS engaged until Friday afternoon,
Inrantno went early IN tho afternoon TO "a
Columbia street, to assist his hrOthcr-in law.
who Is also a barber. In his absence his jour
n'Ytnnn locked up IN" place, and then going
into the kitchen, where the Italians wife
WINS busy preparing her husbands supper,
cruelty assaulted ner. lilo threatened her with
tempt to renew his assault she mnde n dash for
the window and jumped out, landing In safety
ran To her brothers house. and, falling into
her husbands arms talnting. told her story.
until he returned, and he started for his homo,
lie found his doors locked, and he had e. break
in. Mattiuo had hastily collected his goods and
was about to decamp lie said that Tarantlno's
wife had refused Ia give him his meals. Tar
AntinO told him that he was going TO bring his
wife to lace him before permitting him TO go,
seized him TO prevent his escape. A sIrug
gle followed Tarantlno threw Mattino to the
floor aud held him down 10y the throat. Mat
tino drew razor from his pocket and began TO
hack tho hands that were holding him down.
Tarantno wrcstcd tho rnzor from Mattino, and
then used II romorselessy upon him. covering
his body with cuts. Mattino then drew revolver
and cooked IT, but Turantino caught it, turned il
around, and while Matllno yet grasped il, fired
II. The ball entered MattnO's thigh. Mnttno
escaped from his employers hands. and ran TO
John Hennessy 5 liquor store at 81 Hamilton
avenue. lie was covered with blood. and was
fast growing weak. His face WAS hacked and
gashcd in every direction. There were two
gashes in the head, the lett cheek was cut open
from tho mouth To the ear. both arms were cut
10 the bone. there was a deep cut across his left
hip piece Of his LEFT ear was cut nearly on,
and there were other marks Of the razor.
The police found Tarantino in his shop.
cleaning the blood from his hands. which were
horribly gashcd. Tnrnntno pleaded scll-de-
fence. saying that Mattino attacked him first.
Mnuno IL not expected to live but, should he
survive the injuries, he will bear the marks n
the struggle Tor life. He married an Italian
woman some time ago, and deserted her.
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Tho Windsor Hotel Is to be sold under fore
tlo-urc mortgage on the 5h of February The ground
ON Winch tins building stands was leased from the Goe
l''' On 1871 by John DAILY. at the yearly rental OF
81 iD The Gocc agreeing to loan tip1upD toward the
enc H0u OF the hole. The building was begun in the
., .nt Vt l-7l ana In August is72 mortgage was
N'r h' DAILY to the Goccts tor s"pil In me Noye n-
j. Glowing further sum Ot sdlpO MAS hdfnul'd 10y
a. '.trt' Tue building was leased to Hawk waite
fN i0r tht term 40 ten years a. the yearly lehlhl
a. fltf.sp lu september, 1873, the Nohl Was
q hri. uui al that ume an adiiuonhl norsite was
It n. iir Gnrlpt- for s3IuNl. maxine total % Sl7o
IAr properly was then transferred o. lh' Nihi'gr
.'t company, which at that time consisted OF a. J.
~ Die wltr, -on, daughter aui brother Claims were
NHNlHh1 presented against DalV aud No" property hN
@ Nsuuus m,t haulCs employed ia the rret uun o tue
H"hf tor sums asrresauW more than s%1"s, Hhu
81 fuiN of Proceedings were commenced. hf DAY
mud was onD what dsuTdored By all theso troubles ana
N May 1919. ms body MAS found in an old duapia led
Louts ~ Laurel lllll L. he had committed suicide
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The Columbia Society. Bnli.

Tho United Walters Benevolent Association
enjoyed It's sixth annual grand hail on Saturday evening
In Turner Hall Tho theatre stage was thrown open and
filled with choice flowers in pots Above It in spangcs
ON scarlet background shono forth the invitation "we
come" ami under It ON the stage, held Rluu by
standard figured the name OF the society in
blazing gas Jets, Columbia" over the Jets swung
childangcl In violet blue ON one side of the stage
figure Columbia heroic slIc, AMI the other side
hgure OF Gormana. Down the han twittercd singing
birds I'm cages Clouds ot blue gaufe hung In estnuus
from above while sIyered angels appeared IN the rlts
of tho azure mist fr sldcnt Rudolph q. llocr
and swung on IN the waltz that followed
The head waters NJ DcmuucOs four houses the Hotel
Brunowck the Hoffman House, tho Aston House. the
Gscy House. the Atcmarlc, the Westminster, the Mot
elaborate pigeon wings on the dancing hoor At mid
night President luornurgcr, for the society presented to
cxPrcslcnt s e. Iarcll the founder NJ the society
gorgeous gold watch chain Three prlos were also IRE
seutcd to members Tor selling Tho greater number Of tick
cts 10 the bail The nrs pr~ went TO Albert Lahro o
tho Aston HOuse, second tn Armand schmidt at the
mOniCOs