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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04
Chinese Exhibits for New Orleans.

SAN Francisco, November 25.-The
City of Toxic which arrived yesterday,
brought fifty-six cases of exhibits for the
Worlds Fair at New Orleans, Commits
sioner Knowfler and two Chinese accom-
panying them. Forty-six other cases were
sent from Shanghai direct to New Orleans
by steamer.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04
Thought it was Plated.

A boy who had been sent to carry sill
yer card basket to young lady as bri-
dal present, was asked upon his return to
the office if he had found the right place.
"Oh, yes"
'See the girl herself?"
"Yes."
did she seem surprised? ?"
"Very much So"
''Say anything?"
"Why, yes; she told her mother she pre-,
sumed it was plated, but would be good
enough for her aunt out in the country"
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04
SABBATH CHIME.

Thou whose Almighty word
Chaos and darkness heard,
And took their flight,
Hear us, we humbly pray,
And when the gospels day
Sheds not its glorious ray,
Let there be light
Thou, who did'st come to bring
On Thy redeeming wing.
Healing and sight,
Health to the sick in mind,
Sight to the inly-blind,
o. now, to all mankind
Let there be light
Spirit of truth and love,
Life-giving, holy Dove,
Speed forth Thy flight.
Move on the waters face
Bearing the lamp of grace,
And in earth's darkest place
Let there be light!
Holy and blessed Three,
Glorious Trinity,
Wisdom, love, might,
Boundless as oceans tide,
Rolling in fullest pride
Through the world, far and wide,
Let there be light
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04
Secretary LincOln's Report.

WASHINGTON, November 2S-Secretary
of War, Lincoln, in his annual report, says
the total expenditures by requisition under
direction of the Secretary of War during
the fiscal year ending June 80, 1884, are
$42, ,332 S7621, which included the sum OF
81 $50, ,035.72 not drawn from the treasury,
but credited under the act of March ;,
1879 to subsidized Pacific railroads for
transportation services rendered the War
Department during the fiscal year 1884
and prior years. The amount carried to
thessurplus fund June 80, 1884, was 81 ,010,-
54813; total appropriations for the fiscal
year ending June 30, 1885, $45, so ,557 53
estimate for fiscal year ending June 80,
1886, $5O,S50, ,500.5S. The estimates for
the fiscal yea. OF 1856 are below those for
1885 with a few exceptions, the principal
increase being for Notifications and other
works of defence, S6,303,O00; building for
signal Office, S35O000; artificial limbs,
$350,000; support of National Home for
disabled volunteer soldiers, S19O,095.SS.
Lieutenant General p. III. Sheridan re-
ports that since the date of the last report
of his immediate predecessor, General w.
7. Sherman, the army has enjoyed almost
complete rest from active field operations,
but that its other duties, consisting OF oc
cupatiOn of posts on the frontier of Can
ada and of Mexico and stations near In
dian agencies, protection of Indian reser
vations and guarding the Indian Territory
from intrusion have been important and
laboriouS.
The total number of official demands
upon the division OF records and pensions
during the year for information as to cause
of death in case of deceased soldiers and
for hospital records of invalids was IS, ,S79,
being 1868 less than the number of SINH
lar applications during the previous year.
Including 32;532 applications remaining
unanswered at the end of the last fiscal
year, the total number of cases to be dis
posed of was 7S,429. Replies have been
furnished to the proper authorities in 92,-
14S cases, of which 85,940 were to the
Commissioner of Pensions, 55,583 to the
Adjutant General and 6,255 to miscel-
laneous applicants, leaving 6,281 cases to
be searched and reported OIL. In addition
to the number of reports above stated as
furnished to the Commissioner of Pensions.
lao have been prepared and furnished
the same officer by the administrative and
miscellaneous branch of the office, making
a total of 87,410 reports in pension cases
furnished during the year.
The balance in the treasury July l, 1888,
for improving haTborS and rivers was $10,
021 ,694.55. The amount appropriated for
1884 was 81 ,319, 9,634.62, and the amount
drawn from the treasury SS,22S, ,703.54,
leaving balance of S3,1l2, ,5S0.63 in the
treasury July l. 1884
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04
The National Finances.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-The an
nual report of United States Treasurer
Wyman shows that the net revenues of
the government was less than in 1888 by
$49, ,712; decrease in receipts from GUS
toms, $4,000 ,OO7; decrease in receipts from
internal revenue, S23, ,134 ,24S, and in the
receipts from miscellaneous sources, S.
S49,24S. From the aggregate of these
items should be deducted an increase of
81 ,S54 $40 in the receipts from the sales OF
public lands, leaving net reduction as
stated above. The net expenditures aggre-
gated S244 1876 pa, a decrease from the
amount in 1888 of S21 ,2S1 1893. The sur
plus applicable to the reduction of the
public debt amounted to S104 ,393, ,625, a
decrease of S2S,4S4,S 4,S1S from that of the
previous year. The gold and silver coin
and bullion held by the treasury has in
creased from 1882, $40 800 in 1888 TO $685.
216,297 in "a an increase of S42.705, ,4S7.
The gross assets increased from S456, 49,
S17 in 'S3 to S519,690,249, an increase of
500, $40, ,431 from November 1st, 1888 to
November 1st 1884. The reserve has de-
creased S12 752, ,255, or from $3.50 500 545 to
S14S,070,290. There were nominally out
standing at the close of the fiscal year sill
yer certificates amounting to S120,S91 ,691,
an increase of S32 ia $50 during the year.
The amount held by the treasury has in
creased from S15 ,996 145 70 1884 $50,
thus leaving actually outstanding S97, ,907,-
oil, an actual increase Of S24 ,SS6, ,325. The
amount Of standard silver dollars coined to
September 80, 1884, was S1S23 $50 S29 of
which the treasury held SAL, 1863 400 OF
this amount $97 ,094, ,SSl was for the re-
demption of silver certificates outstanding.
The amount in circulation was S39, ,S01 ,953.
The amount outstanding reached the high
est point in December, when it exceeded
Sal 100000 an aggregate never before
reached.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1884-12-04

Death of Fannie Ellsler.
LONDON, November 27.-Fannie Ellsler
is dead
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THE GREAT
Il PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

THE s 9EfzsT EEsf AS kST s1E7HxEsz
STEEL RAifs frrzs Mae S,T rs RsyifhkSf
TRAINS LEAVE Mh FROM heaH s1sTlos
r. p OF sIxTH AMP b sILEErs AS FOLLOWS
Of sn .ne day asRI ns
s:40a m, daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg
chiease With sleeping Car Pttsburg to Chicago.
the West. with Palace sleeping car Washington to
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie, CanandaEua. Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA.
70 Roossser and Sn r to sso
Train leaving Washington on Saturday night will not
For williamsport Lock Haven and Emira, at $40 a IN
For New ~ YORK X s snd the East Sis M so m
20 ed on II PDa ae LOCO and
For Boston without change. 40 p m every week day
For Broosiyn 8 r. ali through trains connect a. Jer-
ssy CITY WITH boats Of Brookyn AIMEE aff9rdns
Fri 1iaf ST.; acFDss New York City Y
and IL ? IN on sundays 0O6 90 IL Ooand II Is pm
Limited Express 40 a N daily. except Sunday.
lao. 400. 4:i5 90 % 40 10 90 and II Is p ms
On sunday. 30 1850 a m AGO. $780, 7:i0. lO:U0 aud
For POPes Greek Line. $50 and 4:4O pm daily ex-
For Annapolis ESQ am and 40 p m daily except Sun
day
akR aSB a
RAILROAD
For Alexandra; go 20. s25. l;o5 and 1ls5 am
2:O3. 70. 500 8 as. 500 and lbs pm On Sunday
at $50 9:25. ii % m, S05 pm
For Richmond and the south, ESQ and IL 05 m daily
and 800 y IN. daily except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandra for washington sos
and 10 10 loo. 3O5, 323 $40. 7O5 and 40 p
III. and IL 10 midnight. ON sunday at sos and 10 IL
am. 1:05 and l0:40pm.
Tickets and Information at the Office northeast corner
OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue and at the
ton where orders be left for the chez king of bag
gage 10 destination from hotels and residences
j. X. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHAS T. PUOh. General Manager ny12
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RAILROADS.
RATIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST,
VIA WASHINGTON.
OOrRI.E TRACK JANNEY COCPLERi
STEEL RAILS

DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY COUPLER
Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. November Is. 1888.
Leave washington from station, corner of New Jersey
yenue and street. by Eastern Standard or 18th Meri
Tor Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and St Louis daily
Coaches and Palae sleepins Cars to above points,
without change; lO:15 a. H. daily to Chicago except
q and st p,6 a slssp
For Toledo and Detroi. via Monroeville. 1O:15
daily. with Sleeper for Toledo, via Wheeling aud Lake
Trains for Philadelphia and New York at $40 a m.
With Psrior and si-epins Cars attached y
F and 10 % S % web s days SO s2 e
minute tran1 40 $50 ZOO. sac 1000 1o:ls q m
ars @ SD 7da So 90 ySO H. is'
For Annapolis 6:4O m. and 12lO and 40 p M; on
For I$5as. e 5 Z T. YIo5s a m daily ,,.,...
80 $40 600 M. 12:1O p. $3.50. 4:4O, 700 and
For ssitio On On Me.ropo,,,.n branch 74o m and
s:4s p IN daily except sunday. 445 p. m. daily for
principal stations on Metropolitan branch $50 a. m
valley branch $50. daily except sunday. 50
snd isT ss ss sS sanaag
Sunday Pcr POINT: on q snd ' daily s
arrive from the West daily $40. $50 225.
From New York and Phil.dslPhia 2s5. $50 m. daily.
From annapolis $40 m and I:5o and s:s7 p. m
From Lexington. $40 a IN daily and ais p m daily
Ffo@ fr sddea and intermediate points. s2
2:l5, 400 p. m, and 500 D. m daily except Sum-
day; $500 r. N. daily from Point of Rocks.
Trsdns leave Baltimore for Washington at 200, 40.
$50. T:l5 1880 800, O. 10 and 1890 m II Is, $50
400. ~. 500, 625. 730 900 and 10 Is p sun
days 100 40. 30. 700. slOs H.. 1:S0. 500. 6:25.
All trans from Washington stop a. Relay Station ex-
cept 430 D. IN.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Ofice-washington Station 6l9 and 1881
Pennsylvania avenue l4th street. where orders
VIII be taken for baggage to be checked and received
any point In the city.
nl9 c K LORD (ienl Passenger Agent
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THOS. ]. FISHER CO. Auctioneera
CHANCERY SALE OF THE HANDSOME RES
No A orr

DENCE- NO. 4 LAFAYETTE SQUARE
By virtue of decree Of the supreme Court Of the
May. A D. 1884 in equity cause No. 1886 wherein -
Anna T. Barnard ct al. plaintiffs and Jane B. Bar
nard ct al defendants the undersigned Trustee will
sell at public auction in front Of the premises at FIVE
JUNE 1884 the following piece parcel of
real estate in the city of Washnyton and District of
ColuIn bia to wit Part Of Lots numbered % and
two o. in square numbered one hundred and sixty
seven 900. the designated the public
Plats of said city of Washington. and bounded and
described follows Beginning at point on the
cast line OF said lot number one ID distant twenty
seven CD feet eight and half $40 inches
northwary from the southeast corner of said square,
THENCE running westwardly parallel with the sou Il line
inches to the east line Of lot three @ thence with said
east line about twenty eight 28) to lot
conveyed by Henry Rice to W. B. Trow bridge; thence
eastwarly and parallel with the south line OF the
squars one hundred and six 0) feet nine @ inches
the east line of said lot Cd thence with said line
about twenty S feet southwarly to the point of
beginning: with all the ways. rights alleys easements
and aPpurtenances thereto belonging and subject the
private night OF way III comma with the adjacent lots
created by deed between L. D. Townsend James Alden
folio 1893
Terms Of sale a. prescribed by the decree One-thrd
cash and the residue in three equal inst2ments pay
able In one. two and three years, respectively, from
day OF sale with interest at six per cent per
the deferred payments be secured by the promssory
b paid in cash. at the option Of the purchase No deed
Will he given until the purch money is paid in full
deposit of U will be required when the property IL
knocked down. and the terms of sale be complied
ery will be resod the risk and the defaultng
purchaser. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
ehasers cost. RANDOLPH COYLE Trustee
myli-d&ds U. 5. Attorneys Office, City Hail.
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r. o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer,
10th and F streets northwest my26-eo&ds
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THE FOLLOWING SPECIAL BAnaA,ss
FINE SHOES AND SLIPPERS
VIII be offered for one week only ut

STRASBURGER BROS,
726 SEVENTH STREET AND 46l PENNA AVENUE:
J. T. Cousins fine Kid Slippers O. ~; worth s22a
Cousins Curacao Kid LADIES' Shoes Sl1l.
Morrvw's fine Kid shoes. 3247.
ladies' Hand shoes very easy TO the feet S2s7
Ladies' French Kid Shoes, warranted. e291.
The celebrated ChappaQua shoe for ladies' any style or
width. $247.
Ladies' Curacos Kid Shoes boz toe and French heels
Sl91.
splendidlOt Of Ladies' Shoes. Kid pebble goat only
L.die. Shoes with worked button holes $50: great
bargain.
Iadi' 3 Kid Fox or Serge Lace Shoes TIC
Ladies' vsssar Ties &c. Ladies Newport Tiee md Low
Button. sc. LAdies' Hid CroQuet slipPeM &c.
Misses' school shoes &C. Misses Kid and Cost Spring
Heel She's sLl7: thildrsn,s shoss 7sc Shildrsns
Misses and Childrens slippess different styles &c.
Mems Hand stitched Caters lace button Conereas
e3AT; Mems Low Shoes handmade different styles,
SsZ Meme Cali Shoes. hixh or lSy 9usrssrsd.
al solid leather. 81 81 Mems Low strap 11sa. o. ~
Mems slippers Sic: Mems Pumps. etc.
Also large assortment Ut Csnvss Shoes TOR ladee
masses mems and boys wear ut very low pgtcsA iny
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lNHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ESTATE,
~ (BRICK HOUSE) AT THE CORNER OF ELEv-
EN'TH STREETS SOUTHWEST

BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed the 25th day of DC
tober, D 1883; in the cause Of Emma Holtzclaw "a
William I. Ford ct al. No 4493. Equity Docket l5
and under the deed of trust mentioned in the bill in said
cause from Emma HOltzclaw and Thomas j. Holtzclaw,
her husband to Robert b. Ferguson dated January lst
A. D. 1873 and recorded among the land records Of the
District of Columbia in Lib No 703 folio 456 the
derssned Trustee will off for sale at public auction
front of the premises, on MONDAY, the SECOND DAY
OF JUNE, 1884 at HALF PAST FIVE O'C! OCH P NJ.
all that Iiee parcel Of land situate and lying In the
city of Washington. District Of Columbia and known
npo the ground plat or plan Of said city as Part Of
1881 and described follows Beginning for the
at the southeast Of said lot and square, and
ming thence west three feet thence north ninety
feet thence east three feet and thence south
the place of beginning toGether with all the improve
ments and appurtenances to the same belonging
Terms of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash. the balance in two equal instruments
six and twelve months respectively to be secured BY
notes of the purchaser bearing interest six per
from the day of sale and deed Of trust upon the
Uses sold deposit Of el00 required ut time Of sale
Conveyancing etc. at purchasers cost Terms Of sale
compiled with days day SALE other
wise resale risk and cost Of defAultnR purchaser
r. B. FERGUSON, Trustee,
Corner Penna aud I'd street Sc.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. myl6-d&ds
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BOWLING, Auctionser.
.XECUTOR's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
STREETS SOUTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF

EAECUIOR'S SALE Of VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. SITUATE ON q AND THIRD
STREETS SOUTHWEST. IN THE CITY OF
WASHINGTON. D. c.
=, BY virtue of decree of the supreme Court Of -
the District of Columbia passed in Equity Cause f.t
No S9ts. the undersxned viii offer for sale at w.
MoNDAY y THE I'll SECOND pay OF June, 1884
lowing described real estate That certain piece
bered a. In square numbered 63A and bounded fol-
lows: Beginning at point II feet inches south from
the northeast corner of said ot thence running south
Sd street west IL feet inch: thence west so feet
thence north IL feet inch thence 62 the
place of beginning the said property being improved by
a three-story brick residence
And IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER will offer for
sale that certain piece parcel Of ground known and
as part Of lot numbered in square numbered
54 and bounded follows: Beginning for the at
the southeast corner Of said lot and running northey
81 feet IL inches thence westerly IL feet6 nches thence
southery 81 feet II inches thence easterly along the
line of street southwest IL fe inches to the place of
beginning, this property being improved by twO-sOry
brick residence.
Terms: Cash. deposit Of $50 will be required on
the purchase Of each Of the said pieces of The
property will be at the risk and expense Of de-
fauting purchaser in case Of compliance with said
terms within five days from day of sale Costs Of
yeyancing at purchasers expense
WI. HENERY. Executor
my21-dtS No. 465 street southwest.
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FTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY
HE SHORT LINE TO THE SOUTH. SOUTHWEST

Schedule In effect NAY II, 1854.
6A0 A-M.-NEw ORLEANS MAIL daily, making close
connections to all points South and Southwest
Daily ex ept sunday with c. & o. Railway Pull
man Sleeping Buffet from New York and Wash
tnGton to Atlanta. Pullman Sleeping from
Washington and Atlanta to New Orleans
610P. M.-LOUISVILLE FAST IL y f. Daily via Char
lotesvlle to Cincinnati Louisville and all Western
points Pullman Sleeping Washington to
louisville
1os4OPM-SOUTHERN MAIL AND EXPRESS Daily
70 all points South and Southwest via DanviIle ard
Charlotte Daily except Sunday, with G. o. Railway
Pullman Sleeping cars from Washin ton via Dam
VILE. Charlotte and Atlanta to New Orleans; also
from Washington via Charlotte and Columbia to
Augusta
Manassas Division Train leaves Washington at $40
NJ and $40 Z. NJ daily except sunday.
Warrenton trains leave Washington at $40 AN. and
$40 z VI. daily.
For tickets and Information inquire Company's Of
ice COL Pennsy yania avenue or at Union Depot
u. SLAUGHTER n MACDANIEL.
Gen Pass. Agent Agent
mario SOL HAAS Traffic Manager
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nUNCANsON BROS, Auct,oneer,
TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR-sTORY BRICK House
AND LOT, BEING No. sos MAINE AVENUE

virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Il "a
Der No I'll folio AI3, one Of the land records for 3
t,e District Of Columbia we will se!l on SATGk
at III ALI PAST FIVE O'CLOCK PM. in front of the
premises the following described real estate situate in
the city OF Washington District Of Columbia to wit:
Part of Lots numbered fourteen and fifteen "a and 49,
III square ID. beginning for the Maine avenue
thirty three $3.50 feet eastwardy from the northwest
corner OF said square, thence running eastwardly along
sad avenue seventeen Cd feet eight go inches thence
southeastwardy and at right giles to said
hundred and twenty (27) feet three (3)
lne TO public alley thence southw stwardly along
SAID alley nteentl Ifeet thence the
place beginning together with all the improvements
ways easements rights. privileges appurtenances and
eritanents to the same belonging any wise ap-
pertaining The above part of lots is improved by
story Brick Dwelling. No. sos Maine south
Terms: Onethird cash balance In equal nstalnlenfs
AZ one ard two years oes bear interest at cent
Ter annum PAYABLE semi annually, and to be secured
by deed Of trust Sold all cash at option
OF purchaser Conveyancing &C. ut cost Of purchaser
dc os OF 500 required at Of sale Terms be
compile with in five days, otherwise the trustees re-
serve the right to resell at the risk the
iaultns purchaser after tve days public notice OF such
resale III some NEWSPAPER published in Washing
EDWIN j. SWEET,
my2O-dhds WILLIAM II. KING, ( 1russee4
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BROS, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT. No. l7l2 i STREET NORTHWEST.

LOT. No. l7l2 \ STREET NORTHWEST.
No sS5 folio $50 seQ one Of the land records
for the District Of Colum e surviving trustee III
4. b. iSsi q FIVE os6L1ck p u. IN front Of The
psemsee IN the descbed real estate situate
Am q :nbdyi.2n nam6ersd thirty two (s2 q square
was made by Alexander r. Shepherd and Thomas Kirby
duly recorded n ONCE Of Of the District 81
the tmproyemsnts ways easements rights privil ges
and sppuftenancss to the same belonging ip anywse
appertatning. The improvements consist OF 4 fhree
story and basement brick dwelling house No 17i1 l.
street northwest
Terms: One third cash baanes I'm equal instalments
at one and two ysars notes to bear interest st per
preniDes, or al cash. 1t opoA of purchaser deposit
800 required ct time Of cals Conyeyancne. etc. at
purchaeafD cost Terms to be complied with In seven
days otherwise he Trustee reserves the ht 70 resell
chaser after ave days puzzle NOTICE Of such resale In
son,s newspAper pI6lishsd n Mashington, D. g.
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Capitol Topics.

THE CAPITOL TO BE OPENED AT A. NJ DAILY.
SergeantS-at-Arms Canaday and Leedom, OF the
Senate and House, have issued an order requiring
the Capitol to be opened at a. IN instead OF 9
O'clock Their object is to give visitors and excur-
SonlstS the better opportunity TO see the Capitol
tnat Two hours per day will afford and also TO get
the building more thoroughly cooled and ventilated
oy the hour each morning g o'clock) when the
general labors therein begin.
CONTESTS IN THE HOUSE
The house committee on elections decided TO-DAY
to permit John S. Wise to retain his seat against
the claim OF Massey In the Virginia contest and
That JAS X. Chalmers be seated as the representa-
1--WE from the second district OF Mississippi
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The May ball at Marinls last evening presented
very pretty spectacle. Miss Mary Lothrop was
enthroned as May Queen, with Misses Marie
Bryan and Louise Kaufman as maids OF honor.
and Miss Pauline Narstella as crown bearer The
queen OF flowers was perSonated by Miss Ellen
Bryan, her maids OF honor being Miss Maggie OAR
nellie and Miss Nellie Rines; crown bearer. Miss
Mary A. Fendall. The queen OF the fairies was Miss
Emily Edwards; her maids OF honor Miss Pau
line Falconer and Miss Grace Lowdermilck:
crown-bearer, Miss Sadie Luttreil. Lady Hope
was represented by Miss Mabel Thompson. The
four seasons were persOnated by Miss Belle Willett,
as spring; Miss Bertha Gray. summer Miss NJ
Clagett, autumn and Miss Edith Noyes as winter
The pages were: Masters McGilrray and Leopold.
dance around the May pole was participated in by
Misses Della Dennison, Alice Hall. Bertha Gray,
Moran, Louise Richie, Belle WiIlet. Emma King,
Masters John McGllvray, Robert Leopold, Walter
PT1ddy, Alec Bentley, John Helmus, Ferd. King,
Isaac Jordon, Lee BrittOn, Benz. Coulson, Harry
DuncanSOn.