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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-04

British forces remain ia reserve, thus
aGording England a guarantee Of TIE
Horte's good faith.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1882-08-04

A Great Northern Railroad train,
with an 9-feet single driver. outside
cylinder engine, lately ran IRON Leeds
to Iondon 1863 miles, II exactly =
honrs--62 miles an hour
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Republican Committee.

Meeting Of the Kepniliean Central Con-
mitteo q Humboldt County vii be held ~ ths
OFFICE or ALEX. MISE, 10 w.naemueca,
aR Saturday. August ath, 1859,
At $50 o'clock in the afternoon A fun az
tendance IS requested
ALET WISE, Chairman.
~innemueta August Z, 1882 "a
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X cloud OF flies 80 swarned about the
.teeple of church in Detroit the other
day as to produce the appearance o.
smoke, and the Ere engines were called
gnt
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]. A. Reed, en- austioneer Of Peoris,
@as horseehippa3 on the street, IN
presence Of FIVE hundred persons, by
Mrs. S. b. Raves, for rejecting upon
her behavio. at revival meeting
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LATEST THLEGRAMs CONDENSED

Ransom has been acquitted at Lecon
I Illinois, for the killing Of nr. Bullock.
negro desperate named Rcddinp vn,
[ shot and Killed near Atlanta, Georgia, Sa.
urday.
/ 4 negro named Bryant fatally stabbed 4
white man named Agostive, at Newbern
North Carolina, the other day.
! A store clerk, named Atkinson. on Sn,ur
day last, was killed by man, named
Yates, nt Lynchburg, Virginia.
Sam Bennett, who was struck on tho hand
with pitchfork In u drunken row recently
~ Lincoln, Nebraska, by Tom Fitzgerald
has become insane.
| A bloody tragedy occurred n day or two
since at Grafton, New York. Wm. .Jncohs
killed his sistcr.in.law, Mrs. Adam Lenox
and then committed suicide.
Judge Eplcr, of Atlanta, Illinois, hns inst
decided that William Scully resident of
Ireland, who owns 1000 acres of land In
Logan county, Illinois, shall pay 81 400 as
back taxes.
About four miles from Davenport. Iowa,
on the It'll inst, pile of crovs-ties wns dis,
covered on the Chicago. Rock Island ,l pa.
citc railroad, in time to prevent nm M.
tempted wreck of a train.
ouiteau " TO get no more mail. II has
been ordered that the postmaster nt Wash.
,ngton delivcrne more 10 him and receive,
IN TACT, none for him, rs Il is feared Tim,
Injected matter will bo sent 10 him,
Washington dispatches Of recent date In.
dicete that the appropriations for the Mis-.
slssippi river are not likely to be very gene.
rous this congress. though many prominent
men from the Mississippi valley arc in
Washington urging the matter,
A man. named John Sterling, wns lockej
up last Sunday at Kansas City on a charge
OF bigamy. IL seems he had abandoned
his wife, cloped with aud married nor
cousin. young woman about q years az
age, named Lon Ann Morrow,
The case OF Henry Bowers, charged with
robbing the United States mail az Mont.
pelier,. Vermont, on the night of January
u, which came up for q hearing Saturday
was finished at noon Sunday, Bowers beinv
bound over for trial and bail fixed nj II 015
which the prisoner failed 10 give.
saturday night last, while Rey. A. 4
Oglesby aud family were absent fron, bome
Just south of Vnndalia, Illinois, thieves Of.
iected an entrance into his residence and
carried away five or six dresses. n gold
necklace and other articles of minor value
There IL no clue as yet TO the guilty parties
Within the past ten days the Iron Noun.
tam railroad company has lost considerable
property BY incendiarism. Scores Of work.
men have been recently discharged, and /,
y alleged they are The caiise OF the trouble
Saturday last the following was poste,l
along the line from Poplar liiufr. Missouri
to Texsikana, Arkansas.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Recovering Bodies.

RICHMOND, Va, February 7.-Advices
from the Midlothian disaster, received East
night, state that the body of Engineer
James Cournow was found yesterday about
nifty feet from his engine. He was not dis
inquired nor bruised save slight bruise on
the nose. This makes five bodies recovered
so far, The regular SHIFT of ten men now
organized relieve each other every four
hours, and the work will be pushed yigor.
ously. y meeting OF citizens will be held
at Coalfeld to-day, to present an address
TO the public setting forth the destitute
condition of the widows and orphans and
appealing for aid. Baptist ministers in
their meeting yesterday unanimously re-
solved to take up collections for the suf.
icrers
RICHMOND, Va, February IA meeting
of citizens of Midlothian was held to-day
for the purpose of forming plan to pro-
cure relief for the families of entombed coal.
miners. Colonel h. 0'Brien was in
he chair, Rev. u. u. Winfree, Hon. George
u, Jewett and Messrs. Jocob Booch and
John Manders were appointed a relief
committee. IL was resolved that the
newspapers throughout the country
be respectfully requested to ask for and re-
eeiye contributions for aid of the sufferers,
and to forward the same as fast
as possible TO the relief
committee at Coafclds, Virginia, or
70 the First National bank of Richmond.
Following isthe appeal to the public;
,Weappeal to the sympathy and generosity
OF the public for contributions for the relief
and alienation of the suilerings of ~
widows and 100 orphans, thrown
upon this community by the recent terri.
bIc explosion in the Midlothian company's
coal mine in this township, on the ID
INST. AT the time Of the explosion
there were thrty.hve men in the mines,
every one of whom was killed. Twenty.six
OF them were married and leave widows
and children, the great majority
Of them IN q helpless and destitute condl-
ton. To have this large ad.
nitionol number of dependents thrown
upon this small and impoverished
community in one day in midwinter forces
me necessity of appealing for outside
ald' 10 prevent, as far as
possible, further suffering and
distress. The Richmond & Danvile rail.
road company will carry free all packages
sent to the committee at Coaltlelds,
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forty-seyen,h Congre.,. :.

WAsntScrtS, February 7.-Reports upon
private measures relating TO pensions, re.
lief Of official securities and kindred proposi.
tions occupied the greater part of the morn.
ing hour, including favorable reports on
the bill granting temporary use of the
United States barracks at Baton Rouge,
Louisiana, TO the state institution for the
blind.
The chair submitted, in response 20 tho
senate resolution OF inquiry. statement of
the secretary of the treasury of fees and
costs collected under the law from Ameri.
can shipping during lSsl.
A bill was introduced by Mr.. Garland Ia
grant TO the Mississippi Albuqueroue d
lnterocean railroad company right.ofway
through the Indian Territory.
by Mr.. Farlcy-To admit, free of duty.
steam plow machinery adapted 10 the culii.
vation of the soil.
Mr.. Morgan, from the committee ON for.
eirn relations, reported favorably the In.
dcmnity fund.
Mr.. Tlawley reported favorably from the
military committee the bill 20 retire Breyet
Brigadier.General Meiss, with the rank AMI
pay OF malor.general.
On motion OF Mr.. Davis a resolution WINS
adopted calling for the report Of the acting.
commissioner OF the general land office Of
April %, 1881, In reference TO the right Of
occupation BY settlers Of any portion Of the
Indian territory.
On motion OF Mr.. Harris. the senate b;Il
for the delivery OF $50 pieces of condemn d
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mayor Mashburn, Mr.. and Mrs. StoU
OF the Missouri Pacific Rail.
way, are Killed by an Ac-.
cident Near Waco,
A Respected Citizen of Gal,estos
Thrown from His Horse and
Expires from Injuries.
A Well'known Dallas Lad Dies NJ IN
faso-..Flashcs from the Fort.
Youthful Robbers.
FROM San Antonio...proceedinrs al
Grand Lodge l. %. OF.
Palestine Pointers...A Cool Negro
Jottings About Town.
O'her Interesting State Itcmx.
Other Interesting State Itcmx.
San Antonio.

Sau Antonio.
Special TO the Herald.
SAN ANTONIO, February 7.-Independent
Order of Odd Fellows grand encampmens.
second DAY A resolution was adopted
that our representatives TO the soyeyeisT,
grand lodge be and are hereby instrucSe1,
TO vote and use their influence against ere.
at'ng an additional degree for the uniform
patriarchs.
OhaitesWAre granted to new encamp,-
ments at Wills Point, Van xandt county
anu ut Gentry Mills, Hamilton county.
several amendments were made to the
constitution Of the grand encampment.
me Jury OF inquest rendered verdict
that James Callahan died from pistol shot
%puhu rp inflicted by his own hand.
me deceased was "a years os are
natlve clti2-n, prominent man and was
only defeated, in running for mayor, by a
ieN votes few years ago He was con
nectcd Dv marriage with the families oil
Grenet, oallagher, Guilbean and Caslanola.
and was buried AZ 800 to-day.
Inc annual election OF officers of the San
Antonia Merchants exchange Yesterday
resulted as follows: President, A. *
FRANK irst vlce.president, Charles Hugo
second ylce-president, II. Grenet treas
urer, ); ). Lockwood directors, c. q. Cres-
son sd Lassney, j.. Orynski, Charles H.
Nash, August Belknap; inspectors of cleo
tion, A. Mchqel, Il. StaiIel and III. Bergc-
The following resolution was passed by
the grand lodge Of Odd Fellows.
Resolved, That on Wednesday, the 18th
instant, ut II O'Clock q. M, public lodge
OF sorrow be convened in this hall, that l.
q. NJ. and 7. g. II. NJ. d. Herring and T..
g., Stillwell III. Russell be requested IT,
deliver the memorial address on the lisr
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washlngton wlrciings.
THE lOSriI CALL.

WASHINGTON, February THE seore-
tary OF the treasury has issued the l0sth
call for redemption Of bonds. The call 10
i1r s9O0oo,0o0 of six per cent. extended
bonds, and notice Is given that
the principal and accrued interest is to be
paid on the sth of April next, and that In.
tcrest will cease on that day.
Following are the descriptions, viz; Two
registered bonds Of dates Of July 18th,
and August o, 1851. continued, $50; Nos.
ivSl TO 2l50, both inclusive, 500; 1901 to
100, inclusive, II .coo No. ielsi to iosso,
,noth inclusive, $4,000; Nos. I252l 10 1850,
Doth inclusive. Total, S2D,00O,000.
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Fire

Ar0.srA, February This morning n
large fire occurred at johnson, Edgeheld
county. The losses are as follows; ]. u.
Eden, on building, $500; valuable papers,
to amount Of $500; insurance, $1,000; Po.
land Gibs damaged stock, 5000; insured
for 5000. John NJ. Russell, building and
stock, $1,000, insurance, $1,000; L. N. Lott
5000 no insurance; II. W. Lalley. building
and stock, SS,OO0 insurance, 81 coo; DR.. I.
4. Cowes, two small buildings, less, 5000:
insurance, $500.
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LONDON, February I'm the heusc OF
commons after the new member had been
sworn in, Dradlaugh advanced to take the
oath. Sir Stafford Nor,hcote moved he be
not allowed to swear Bradaugh. At the
request Of the speaker he withdrew, asking
TO be allowed hearing before the question
Is decided.
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NEW Yong, February THE stock
market opcned | per cent higher than yes.
'erday's closing,the latter for American Exc
press, while Richmond & Danvilie opened
per cent. higher, and the market for pre-.
,erlei opened at 1921, an advance Of II per
per cent. was recorded, Kansas q Mime.
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sold

PETERSBURG, VA, February The canal
and water power at Weldon, North Caro-.
lima. has been sold to Robert PEBBLES,
OF Northampton county. for $1,000 A
cotton factory to cost $4,000 Is to be erected
for the new purchaser.
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NEw ORLEANS, February kilograms
announce the completion of the bridge
across the lazoo river at InEoo City, Mis-.
sissppi and across the 0uachita river at
Monroe, Louisiana, but approaches to
neither of them yet completed.
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SANGER bR0T HERS!
|0yCE NORZI ONCE MORE!
Last Effort Coso NIL
of our Surplus Winter Stock. The End Approaches;
Only About 20 Days
Are left to in which to Close Out
Of Wintor
BY MARCH FIRST!

Whatever is not sold will be packed away while it
would pay us better to carry the goods, than
to sacrifice them, we prefer to make the sacrifice
as we have always made it rule never to carry over
from one season to another. Even if you do not
need any goods. it will pay you to buy and you may
be assured that you will never them again at the
prices which they have been marked down
About the First of Dec when we found ourselves
overstocked owing to the very mild season einaug-
urated an immense reduction and marked all heavy
goods plain figures with red pencil. Goods began to
move very fast. The bad weather in January I'M
peded the progress of this sale; hence we have de.
termned to mark down still further
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Galveston.

Special to the Herald.
GALVESTON, February 7.-As Andrew
Jacobs. an old resident of Galveston was
driving home Monday evening, his horS,,
became frightened, precipitating him TO tht,
ground, breaking his back and Jaw. Jacobs
fingered until an early hour this morning.
lie was member Of the order of the
Knights of Pythias.
| Receipts OF cotton l.223l baleA~
H. A. Status, ofDallas, Is In the city.
SUPREME COURT.
GALVESTON Garten Nerin VS.. IIildebrandl-
from Galvestoncounty. Affirmed.
Jackusch ct al. vs.. Towsey ct al; from
Galveston county. Affirmed
Brown e. al. VS.. Mcconnell ct. al; ; lrou.
Houston. Affirmed.
from l.ayacca county. Report of the court
of fappeals adopted. Affirmed.
Galveston, Harrisburg & San Antonio
railway company VS.. Donahue; from Fort
Bend county. Report Of the commissioners
OF appeals adopted. Reversed and re-
manded.
Mellow ct al. W.. Rabb; from Fayei.o
county. Referred back to the commission
ers of appeals at request.
Iappv VS. Michaells from Fayetie county.
Motion to dismiss overruled.
Freeman vs. llazelmtyer; from Calves.
ton county, Affirmed.
Seelig,on vs. Taylor compress company
from galveston county. Affirmed.
Webster ". Mann Il al; from Galveston
county Motion ccr,iorari withdrawn.
Williamson vs.. Nelson: from Austin.
Motion TO dismiss sustained.
Montgomery vs.. Carleton; from Colorado
county, Submitted on brief and oral argu
ment OF appellant; on brief of appclle.
Montgomery ". Carleton: from Colorado
county. submitted On brief and oral argr,-
ment appellant: on brief Of appcllc
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RICHMOND, Va, February The house
of delegates to-day passed bill for tue set
tlenent of the state debt known as "Rid.
dleberger's bill" by vote of seventy-six to
thirty, Readiuster Kelly, oil Washington
eounty, voting in the negative An
amendment providing that the bill
be Submitted TO the people for ratification
was defeated. Yeas, II; nays, 20. The af.
firmatiyc vote was ABOUT equally divided
between readjusters and democrats. The
bill now goes to the governor.
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speeIal 10 the n.rald.

MckiSNEY, February The East lin,
railroad force OF clcarers, graders and track.
layers are at work in spite Of the Ind
weather. From the Central depot on Ensi
Lawrence street they are grading for ejvh.
teen miles TO Farmersvillc, and they nrc
LAYING rails between Farmersyillo and
Greenyilc. They expect to have n thronrh
tram from Jefferson, by April LIST. A grcai
many people are delaying building resi-
uences and stores until Il IL completed
when the price oflumber will fall.
The engineers and surveyors OF the Texnt
Great Western railroad reached here Fri-
day last. They have made their route. 10
eating y In and through the northern nara
oi the city, around 10 the Central denot on
the east side. They intend building their
local dcpots on North Tennessee stree,
about two blocks north of A, and w linn
stables residences. The surveying corns
road at once. WV
AZ the annual election of officers for tbo
colin county Fair association, last week
the following were elected. George Wbitr
president; J.. w. oglcsby, vice.president'
Ed. X, Stiff, "a vicc.prosi,Ient; j. n. Fars
guson, secretary; l.. A. Footc, treasurer.
,nrectors.-T. +. Emerson, ]. l.. Dorgett.
!. "A. Buck, Richard Maltbic. - Furguson'
VIII Hunstable
There are a good many strangers
mers, railroad surveyors. contractors anil
laborcrs--in the. city. The Footo house l.
crowded every day
business only fair, as the mud Is thick.
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AND WACO

apolis and Manitoba being conopicious in
the movement.
Stocks irregular; AlabaGa class A.
TO 8, Sll; Alabama, class A,
small 81; Alabama, classB, 5s 1,OOI,
Alabama, class G, Is S3s: Chicago &
Northwestern, 1881; preferred, I.i3l
Erie, 40; East Tennessee railroad IiS; Geor.:
gia railway, Icy; Illinois Central, 1861;
louisville & Nashville, Oh; Lake Shore &
Michlgan Southern, l.l39; Louisville &
Nashville, 0ia; Memphis & Charleston, ISL:
New York Central, l,3ll; Pittsburg Il Cleye-
land, guaranteed, l.33; Richmond & Allie
gheny, 81 Richmond & Danville, 2.4N; Rock
Island, 80; Wabash, St Louis & Pacific, 3gJ.
preferred, 36s; Western Union telegraph, sli.
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SAVANNAH, GA, February There was
considerable furry in the stock market
yesterday and Georgia Central fell
five points. Mr.. Alexander, of
the Louisville 4 Nashville, and
now director in the Central, is in the city to
attend the meeting of the steamship
directors to-day. The general belief is that
an injunction will he issued restraining
parties from carrying out the scheme OF
dividing up the property of the steamship
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Fort Worth.
Special 10 the Herald.

Special TO the Herald.
FoRr wonru. February Two small
boys, Johnnie Lang and George McCrackea.
were arrested here this evening, charged win,
burglarizing Bonds gun.shop. on Houston
street, Sunday night, and stealing eleven
pistols, ten of which have been recovered
They are stopping az the calaboose.
Inc county court. disposed Of fifty cases
on The criminal docket yesterday.
The case Of 7. NJ. Richards, charged with
the murder Of Joseph Thompson, was takes
up this evening.
A number Of saloon men were fined IN
the mayors court for violating the sabiail,
The new skaiing.rink makes i,s opening
tonight.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

THE morning daily of Wilmington,
interviewed Judge Wootten few days
since. in regard to the statement that
certain politicians, especially in Sussex
county, wanted him for United States
Senator, to succeed Mr.. Salisbury, and
got from him the acknowledgement that
he is in the hands of his friends"
The Judge thus shows his ready suscep-
tibility to flattery, but to us it looks
like a huge joke, one of those cases
where perpetrators can have little
fun and nobody be hurt. There was
time in the remote past perhaps,
when his intellect was clear and mind
vigorous, that such suggestion would
have been entitled to consideration,
but that time has gone. Senator
salisbury, if he does live in measure
in the past, is a man of character and
and large political experience, and
should not be supplanted only when a
better man, n representative of the
progressive age is found to take his
place. If Judge Wootten is careful tC
get correct expression of the people
as to where he shall be sent, we think
it will be to the "quiet shades of re
tired life," as q reward for long services
as an old public functionary.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

LEAVITT q LEACH'S company gave
an entertainment at the Town Hall on
wednesday evening last to good
house and in manner which to the
most of the audience was very enter
tanning. The bell ringing formed the
least part of the entertainments but the
time was filed up with character
pieces, singing, &C., that brought down
considerable popular applause. The
cornet solo by Josie Burt, nine years
old, was executed with much skill An
excellent orchestra added to the enter
tainment much that was pleasing
! The Tower Clock. committee of Morn
ing Star Lodge have made an engage
ment with this cOmpanyto give anoth-
er entertainment here tomorrow night
PERsONAL.-Miss Mary G. Bell (whO
was one of the brides maid's) Miss
Kate +. Bell and James p. HofleckeI
went to Philadelphia to attend the
wedding, (gilt edged) which occurred
last evening of Miss Ethelyn Perkin.
pine daughter of George Perkinpine OF
the firm of Perkinpine & Higgins and
VIM. A Parry of the Baldwin LocOmo
tive works.
Editor Seigman Of the Star of TIL,
Cape, Cape May, who spent two OF
three days at Thanksgiving time in Ou1
town, wrote a very fattering descrip
ton of what he saw and heard, whicl
we would like to reproduce, but fo
the crowded condition of our columns
VIM. p. Dickson and wife of New
York will return this week after twt
weeks visit "home"
Mrs. Jane M. Thompson who sus
tanned severe injury Of the hip from
a fall while at Kirkwood some thre
weeks since, is recovering.
Mrs. Kate Morgan who for NOR
than year past has been our efficien
assistant postmaster, will resign he
position on Saturday next to tax
charge of her son Jacobs house, VIII
goes to farming near HillsborOugf
Md, the first of the year.
Beginning IN IMF.--We understan
that our jeweler, J. V. Smith, ha
already sold and marked four fin
gold, ladies watches, for Christmas pre-
entS, TOOK out girls they are coming. p
Since the above vas printed "
learn that Mr. Smith has sold fou
more watches for Christmas present
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13

THE occurrence of several shocks of
earthquake in the Mississippi Valley
has revived the memory of the seismic
convulsions of 1S11-13. That series,
says the Philadelphia american, began
with just such premonitOry shocks as
have been felt; but before it ended, it
reached such violence as to change the
face of the country and the channels OF
the rivers. Great cavities were opened
and some of them still remain. In
some places the people saved them
selves only by cutting down trees
transversly to the direction in which
the cavities always gaped, and by sit
ting on theirtrunks. The solid land was
agitated like the waves of a sea in g
storm.
Smyrna times., 1882-12-13
Smyrna and Vicinity.

y
READ J. B. Cooper's Holiday Goods
Advertisement. y
Go to Cloak's Drug Store for hand
some Christmas Goods. D
do NOT forget to call at Denney's
Drug Store for Christmas Presents. p
GORDON, opposite the Delaware
House, advertises large lot Of Christ
mas goods in addition to confectionery;
Beck ) candy store has in addition,
toys, wagons, velOcipedes, &c.
Ice on the mill pond this morning
was between two and three inches
thick, and some parties were thinking
of getting ice in day or two, but for
the warm rain and rising temperature
of to-day.
GEO. A. WELLINGTON will sell his
personal property at Woodland Beach
ON Friday, the 22nd inst. Mrs. Culleny
will have a public sale tomorrow, o.
her slOre-hOuse, at the corner of Main
and North STREETS.
WHY, Mr.. Denney, judging from the
variety of your Christmas Goods yoU
can suit all your customers. p
ACCOMPANYING the marriage notice
of Miss Annie III. Carter and Samue
Armstrong, was basket containing
several kinds of excellent cake tha
was highly enjoyed, and for which tn,
printers return their thanks.
THERE never was perhaps in thu
State better Selected Stock of gooC
quality Christmas and Holiday pres
ents than at the jewelry Store of J. v
Saith, it was interesting last evening
to see them selecting, with othe
things, Christmas Cards. p