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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Richnlnnd Thentre.

Lizzie Evans presented her new comedy,
The Buckeye, last night to q very good audi
enca, the upper tiers being wei flied. The
Buckeye has auout il the 1ayeT OF everyday
rural life. The characters and incidents are
the sort one is apt TO encounter at any coun-
try tavern, and, excepting some rather melo'
dramatic endings Of acts, the play IS
charmjnRIy natural and devoid Of SEN
sqtlop. The dialogue is unusually bright
and witty, and kept the auditors in
riDple OF laughter last night. Lizzie Evans
has made herself Richmond fayoilte
at previous visits. and there is little
10 saw of her now beyond The patent TACT
that She constantly improves. She Is as
viyaciOus, arch, and graceful as any lltie
woman on the stage. sings with captiVa-
TIM manner, ard dances beautifully. In
addition 10 these gifts she has an Unusual
capacity for pathos, and can as easily move
her hearers 10 tears rs laughter. Ihe COM
pany IS good all through. Sir. Harry VIII
son made decided hit as the Oid Tavern
Keeper. a role originally written for Dem
man Thompson. Mr.. William \. Grifhtb,
an excellent actor OF the ola school, por-
traVed dual part 10 perfection. Dir. DON
aid Harold played the comedy rs.e nicely,
albeit trifle too cloud" and exaggerated,
and his songs were feature. Miss lda 10,
binson as the Landlady WAS capital aud
Messra. Piunket, BeIeh, Brennan, ana MISS
wentworth deserve a good word.
The Buckeye will be repeated at the NATL
nee tbis afternoon and will doubtless attract
A large house. Tonight Miss Evans viii ap-
near in her last seasons success, our Angel,
" hieb has been revised and Improved since
lis former presentation here.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
wavnau sustOu.

The reward OF 81 900 offered by Governor
Lee has not yet caused the arrest OF Way
man sutton, the rescued murderer. The fu-
gitive is supposed TO be In hiding IN Wyt6e
or Smyth until he can sRieiy Journey 10
some section OF the country where be Is not
known and where be NAV spend the remain
der of his life in comparative comfort.
II the Governor bad The money at bis com
mand no doubt be would increase the $1,000
reward. At present it is not likely that any
very vigorous efforts will be made 10 pursue
the fugitive into the homes Of his friends,
who have already shown themselves TO be
desnerate men. The photograph OF sutton
sbould be sent to the officers all over the
country: II 1t cannot be secured, then The
hest possible personal description should be
ma5e out aud sent broadcast over the Union:
II these cheap, customary, ana pracucai
stems have already been taken the police here
have net been so lucky as TO be informed
thornnf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
r,,o sacr,a Ueart DedicatIou.

At meeting held on Thursday hisht at
Cathedral Hail 70 make arrangements TO as
sist at the dedication OF the >acTed-H Heart
church tomorrow afternoon the following
Catholic organizations were represented
Catholic Beneficial Society, West-End Caiho-
lie Beneficial aud Social Society, 81. Mary 5
Beneficial and Social Union, Branches iiJ
and i62. {. X. A.; 81. vincent ue I"ur "a,
Contraternaties. Sacred Heart SOdaIity. Nc
Gill Catholic Union the Z. 4. A., and Cal
vert Cub. a,
The following order was decided on. All
Catholic societies will assemble promptly al
o.gO O'Clock Sunday morning at Cathedral
Hsu Members will wear their society
badges and regalia and white gloves. So
cieties having banners will use them.
Hss~rs. james Hayes, William Rankin, Rich
ard schultz, John Murphy. James A. Nolao'
John X. Molloy, II. r. Tressnon, >. r. "a, Nc
Crohsn, J. A. Haley, and Thomas Mni-
doSney will assist the chief marshall MT
L " Riley.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
xon,re.i poisoned by Gas.

A Telegram from Montreal says: The n-
habitants OF this city have been suffering for
the last two days from the effects OF the per
sOnous quality OF the gas burned. As soon
As the gas was lit In 4 room sulphuTic va
por arose which produced burning and
sutfocsting sensation IN the throat and
sick headaches, and many cases OF actual
prostration sre reported to-day. The hotels
where gas n burned have been unnbabitable,
guests being forced to leave their rooms and
walk the streets to breathe fresh air. In The
stores and workshops where gas II absolutely
necessary all doors and windows have TO De
kept open. notwithstanding the cold, In
order to get relief from the fnsolerable stencil.
In houses furnished with gas stoves u Is lm-
possible to live, and fosd has to De cooked by
the neighbors. In the streets not lighted Sy
electricity the very atmosphere seems per-
meated by the poisonous gas
AT the Windsor, the BaiDoral, and 81.
Lawrence Hall the guests are being moved
from room 10 rooA, aud everywhere kero-
sene oil aud candles are In use. The officials
in the City Hall sre doing their work By
eandle-igh.. At she Hsehslaxa Cotton Aii!s
all the empsey6s were sent home. Il being
impossible TO work. Cbiiirsn are the great.
est sufferers, and many httle ones With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
AUTOnATiC REFREGERATOR
The joint stock Company Chartered
by Judge Wsliford.

Acting under the provisions and in accord.
suco with section llsj OF chApfer AZ OF the
Code OF Virginia. 1887. Judge Wexford. OF
the City Circuit Court, yesterday granted
charter to the American Automatic Reirige.
rstor Company, joint stock organization
formed Tor the purpose Of conducting and
operating general reirigeraiing svstem in
all It's branches, and embodied principally IN
the following operations, constituting specif-
csliy the purposes Of the cOmpany-viz.,
The production Of crude ammonia from
cos, shales. or other substances the disiil-
lstion OF crude and aquiR ammonia, ard the
production Of aubYdrOns ammonia there
from; The transierrence or conveyance Of am
moniSs or other cooling liquids or gases TO
fixed or movable holders or reservoirs, and
the automatic regulation OF the flow Of the
same through cooling pipes or other chan
neis; TO construct, manufacture, buy.
sell, own. hold. lease, and operate
liked or movable refrgera,ing vessels
or apartments; 10 buy. &c. patents
pertaining 10 the art OF refrigeration, and 10
sell or assign state, county. or city rights. OF
certain specific rights 10 sub-companics,
corporations, or individuals. a. may be 81
lowabie under the lctters-patent owned and
controlled by the company; 20 construct,
manufacture, buy, sell, own, lease, and ope.
structures necessary IN the operations OF the
company; and to have, exercise, and enjoy
the general powers, privileges. and rights
conferred by the law under which the char
ter is granted.
The capital stock of the company will be
81 900, 600, divided into 100000 shares Of the
value Of $40, and real estate may be held
not exceeding 100000 acres. The principal
Office is 10 be Kept 10 Richmond.
The chief business OF the company will be
the manufacture Of necessary appliances, the
production and distillltion OF the ammo
Mas. and the organization Of sub.cOmpanes
for the general development OF the reirlge-
rating system.
The officers for the first year are: Diller
r. Gro1 Of Washington, ID. c.. president, /;
James II. Drake, of Richmond, Va, vice
president; NJ. r. Freeman, OF Richmond,
secretary and treasurer; Joseph i. Holmes,
Of Washington, engineer; /. n. Charles. Of
Washington, Observation-Disclosures, together
with Samuel A. Drury, L. :. Carroll, George
r. kozel, and Benjamin L. Cathn, Of wash
ington, and Marshall NJ. Gillian, Of Rich.
mond, shall constitute the Board Of Dl-
TectoIs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

mr.. Preston Bs,vlu Elected Presi
denf-yeU Rooms.

The Powhatan Club held Its regular month";
ly meeting last night ia the Cbancery.Court
room Second Vice-President L. NJ. RoschCr
10 the chair.
Mr. Preston BelYin was elected president
vice Mr.. Wyndbam r. Meredith, resigned on
account OF sickness I'm his family. Upon
taking his seat the new president tbsnked
the club for the honor conferred. and said
be would do all In his power TO make the
organization what its founders intended II
10 be.
hr +. B. Grymes, whose resignation as
secretary was accepted at the last meeting,
was reelected without opposition.
Mr.. Everett Waddey. chairman OF the
Committee on Permanent Quarters, reported
thst the committee bad rented the German
sehooi-house on Eighth street between
Broad and Marshall, and Mr.. William RYAN,
chairman Of the SPECIAL Finance aud Fur
nishing Committee, reported progress, and
said that the new quarters would oe furnish
ed and ready for occupancy in few days.
The Chair appointed the following gentle-
men on the Executive Committee: william
LOYenstein, William Ryan, and James ID.
Patton. President BelYin is eI-o1ico chair.
man, and tue treasurer. Captain Frank W.
Cunningham, is eI-c1icto a member, making
five in all.
The membership OF the Powhatan is
limited to 300, and the limit, ii is under
stood, has been reached.
Dir. Meade Haskins, from the Committee
on Charter reported that he had obtained the
charter and handed Il TO the secretary Of the
club.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

prodigs'ity otqusntliy. and exceeding cbeap-
ness. Already shopping has been beeun,
,ee iadles, who are the great leaders In This
bus'ness, having long ago ascerlalned that It
Is ane carry purchaser who gets the bargain.
Ihe beautiful weather OF the past week has
hau Tue eject OF putting tho rural roads
IN oroer, and, as consequence, the numbcr
OF country carts aud wagons coming here
bsS been very large. Nesrly all these people,
aiter selling their produce. At once proceed
TO invest the proceeds in goods appropriate
10 the season
IL Is going 10 he Jolly Christmas with the
young. They are oi thst kind not 10 be dis.
turbed by political mutations; not 10 be cast
down by prOphesies q evil. To them, At
ieas', The future Is gilded with glory and
oeaming with promise Of happiness, ard
small investments in doll-babies, FIRE crack
eTs, or tin horns will generally in up the
measure OF their desires and expectations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

STOCKHOLDERS


H. case q Names u. Fuld vs.. Mrs. Louise
l.atfoy Elliott was tried in the City CIR
~ 'oaf, Yesterday and the jury returned
. '4aitl ior the plsiDtiff for tue full amount
-ei, SlS7 S7, with interest from july
During Pomeroy's engagement at the
= : '1iri Academy At the time above named a
'fncmeus occurred between Miss POme.
~! aod Mr. Fuld. who was har juvenile
a. li was alleged by the later that on
~ :, got on which he personated George
,.s'o!s 10 "Lsdy Audley's Secret" that
s.,o Mas Pomeroy. a. Lady Audley,
s''aed hlm IN the well she used undue vio.
- striking him over the head With the
~ ,aAsdie Cfos.-warFants were issued,
~ nat matter adludicated In the Police
= - w. and Mr. Fuld left the company. lie
:, otee entered suit In the Circuit Court Tor
- claimed 70 be due and for money ~.
80 70 haYe been advanced. }. samuel
s-'.int, ESQ, was counsel for Fnid and
''''lti 10. Lane Stern for Pemeroy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING
vi SYRUP.

Rev. Sylyands Cobb thus writes in the Boston
CATstian Fireman; We would by 10 means re-
commend any KIDD Of medicine uoich We did
not know 10 be goOd--pa rticalarly Tor infants.
But Of Mrs. Winslog's soothing-syrup we can
speak from knowledge; Ia our ewn family It
has proved blessing indeed by giving al In
fant troubled with collie pains quiet sleep and
the parents unbroken rest az night Most
parents can appreciate those blessings Here
is an article which works to perfection, and
which is harmless; for tho sleep which lt at
fords the infant l. perfectly natural and the lit
tle cheruD asakes as bright as a button"
And during the process OF teethins It's value Is
incalculable. We have frequently heard mo
theirs say that they would Dot 0e without 1t from
the birth u the child Inl it had finished with the
teethlng siege on any consideration whatever
Sold by all druggists. Is cents bottle.
my Seed
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

Some OF General Mahones TRENDS nere n
.ss,n 10 believe that he will be ohertd a place
In Tsrrison's Cabinet as the represen'aIsN,,eI y, :
~ the south. lie vas IN the senate .~lu .~lu
Hsrr,son and hos the support OF a number
:, inNnsniial northern politicians, anc Is on
sasnl ~ M in oreanizing himself into oillce.
Chssrmsn Quay is bis friend and stuck ',s,dS %
him all through the campaign, ana s.ppieJ, !,
him with campaign funds, the protest. 49,. -, =,
the ansi. Malone Republicans TO Tue eonuAiy
notwithstanding. so,,s
Many Of the Washington correspondents
regard the little General as Cabinet po.si-
bility, but II does not YET appear .ns' .ue
man WHO Is to make the appointment ~. ".
rison--bRs yet expressed himself iayorasiy
70 The seheIne.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
socialKeccpt,on at s.. James Church

Periodically during eacn year a reception
is held in The lecture.roOm OF 81. James
church between the hours OF and 10 p.
NJ, 10 which the congregation aud their
friends are cordially invited.
This is pleasant feature In the congrega-
tional lite OF that substantial church. II
hriugs the members together in friendly and
social Intercourse, aud affords opportunity
for Christians Of different denominations 10
meet and know each other. ihe clergy aud
members OF other CITY churches are frequent
guests at these receptions.
Last night the first reception OF the winter
was beld, at which a large number were
present. No limit was assigned to the stay
o. a 2uest--a few minutes or the whole
evening was spent in social reunion. Re-
freshments we're served without charge by
the young lsdies OF the church, and the rec
tor, with bis assistant. had word OF greet
ing for all who came.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
AVntoue Exhibition.

.Tbe Advertising Party and Merchants
Drillv at CoIcoian Hall, corner 1"ept! NTH
and Bread streets, in connection win y;
Johns Church Bazaar, was witnessed
Thursday night by crown u auu,n,uk ,l,S.S
spectators. some fifty and more young Isales
and girls are ingeniousy dressed 70 repre-
sen, as many prominent urns 10 ule my my
Snd the wey In which Captain Gray Bos-
sien, carries them through the rnazes OF a
.n,nn,,catsd drIil n beautiful sight. This
test,,re has proved such popnlsr success
,bst Il will be repeated at the Bazaar to-
the bszaar will close on Monday nise'
,v,th en- auction sale OF many valuable ar1l~
clss which will he left over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
AUCIroN sALEn To-DaY.

GEORGE W. MAYO, l0H A. NJ. and I p. NJ, sil-
verware, clocks, brosZos. &c.
]. II. YALgSTINg. 1880 A. N. and P. NJ,
housekeeping g0ods. &C.
RICHMOND BAZAAR, ~ ~. Oregon horsea
GEORGE W. MAYO, II A., administrators sale
Of Iron safe.
r. b. CHAVFIN & CO.. 10 NJ, commissiorsrs
sale Of real estate In Henrico county.
oUARI.Es 4 MccURDY, 4P. NJ, frame se;iing
at atsoatheast corner Of College and Aarshzii
streets.
LITTLET0N ROYSTER. II A. ~. frnstees' sale
Of farm at Tsllysyille. New Ken, county. va
J. C. CARPENTER add =. h. HEkRiNo. 10 A
A., goods sed railroad plant a. kaiiroad
Commfssary. on NAVY Hill
RICHMOND BAZAAR. 10 A. NJ. horses. mules.
wagons, &C.: II A. NJ. hay. COW. harness.
rockAEaY. marc. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

Major Norman V. Randolph, chairman =,
the Hotel COMMITTEES, was M Wo.A 80
w. ,.h, an conference win several frlenos'
,n.,,;,. q The comnlttees that are 70 canvass
49,. e,,y for the subscriptions 1eeded 10 com-
us aIs,e he working capital d this great en-
,a,nr,se, lie viii calf TO his assistance some
W ~ ,nost active men In this city, and Wild
~ ~ err gres, syakening on the subiect thai has
.ns -. ,Isce In the community II s believed
J ssss he money viii bs raised. Twice u"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
mANcHEsrxH IN SHORT SPACE.
ohm Mullen BADLY Hurt at Ettrick-
Personal. &c.


JOhu Mullen BADLY Hurt at Ettrick-
Personal. &c.
The Petersburg Index-Appeal OF yester-
day says:
Yesterday morning a youth aged about
fsurteen wears named John Mullen, son OF
Mr.. William Mullen, Of Manchester, Va,
met with horrible accident at the mills OF
The Ettrick Cotton Manufacturing Company,
where he was employed. II appears that The
lad had occasion TO 20 near the elevator
opening, snd 10 doing so he fell through the
aperture from the tor to the bottom floor, q
distance OF about fifty feet. In falling BIS
head struck heavy piece OF timber on the
lower floor, crushing bis skull and ipflictlng
a ghastly wound from which the brains pro-
truded. The unfortunate boy was carried
home. where he was attended by Or. Leigh.
He was stll alive last night, but II IS NOT
thought that he can recover"
The funeral Of Mrs Hezekiah Archer, who
died Thursday evening at her residence
corner OF Ninth and Decatur streets, took
place Yesterday afternoon. Deceased, whose
husband preceded her 10 the grave about
two months ago, had been in i'll health Tor
long time.
Mr.. ". p. Stein, OF this city, who recently
moved 10 Baltimore 10 engaged IN business,
has returned 10 Manchester TO resume his
residence here.
Tbe December term of the Chesterfield
County Court commences next Monday.
There are not many important cases 10 en-
gage the attention OF the court at TINS tefn'
Judge John II. Ingram and Mr. James ~
subleit are visiting in Powhatan county.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Extra session.

There is still some talk about an extra ses-
sion Of the General Assembly. bnt the Gov
ernor has not encouraged the idea and the
members seem not disposed to act OF them
selves. In any event nothing will be done
until after the Christmas holidays, and then
It NAV appear to all interested az clearly as
il now 10es TO Governor Lee that there Is no
work TO be done that cannot well wait Tor
the regular session In December, 1889.
Meanwhile Governor, Lieutenani-Gover-
nor, Attorney General, and about one bali
OF the members OF The Senate and all on the
House Of Delegates are to be elected by The
ppOplo.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Law Lectures ct the Young mems
Chrasgtan AssoetnttOu.

On Thursday evening at O'Clock Mr.
Samuel d. Davies, lawyer OF this city, aud
n former professor Of law IN Richmond Col
lege. will begin a series OF talks on cOmmer
cisl law at the Young Mems Christian AssO-
citation. The course will he given especially
for those young men who are members OF
the educaiional classes, but members OF the
association will be admitted 10 the lecture
room upon presentation OF membership
tickets at the door.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

thing has been attempted and failed. To
stop short oi success now would be too bad.
Major Randolph aud Msior Lewis Ginter,
the moving spirits IN The undertaking, are
resolved upon victorious issue OF their Ia
bors.
The people who are subscribing sll under
stand thai the question OF site Will be deier-
mined by the subscribers: what they want
Is luxuriOuslT-equipped uptown hotel.
and they are ready TO submit 10 the voice Of
the majority az to the location.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Woman's Exchange, Corner Fourth
and Franklin streets.

Ata meeting Of the Board Of Managers OF
the WOmsn's Exchange Yesterday the super
intendent's report showed that during the
last nine months s., lO0.Gj had been paid 10
cOn,ignors.
This attractive place has recently been
made doubly 80 by the addition OF many
beautiful fancy and useful articles suitable
for the holiday season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
mn nnnrer and the ,fe,t,

The shortest and quickest line is via St.
Louis and the Wabash Western railway.
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars, 81. Louis to
Kansas City, Denver, and Cheyenne. Only
one change OF cars between 81. Louis and
san Francisco or Portland. Train leaves It.
Louis daily at S:35 Z. NJ. All agents IN the
United states and Canada sell tickets via this
short route.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
fsafRfQA.

Exhibition Hall. next to the Opera House,
Broad and Eighth streets. Nessrs. Hill a
Guvernator, at the earnest request OF several
noted families OF Richmond no hsd not the
opportunity to witness the Galatea at the
Exposition, have retained al enormous eN-
pense that wonderful mytbological mystery
for a short season, opening At the above hall
on Ghauksgiving-Day, November 10th.
Hours OF Exhibition: Afternoon. 2, B. and
I O'Clock; evening. :, s, 8, and 10 O'Clock.
Admission. 10 cents. Don't miss seeing
Gaate9. For the last time in Richmond.
The talk aud wonder OF the Exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08

on account OF their inability 10 digest food
will fnd 4 most marvellous food and remedy
in Scotts Emulsion Of Pure Cod-Liyer Oil
with Hypopbosphites. Very palalable and
easily digested. DR.. :. w. Cohen, OF Waco.
Tex, says: 81 have used your emulsion In
iuisnhle wasting with good results. II not
only restores wasted tissues but gives
strength and increases the appetite. / am
glad to Use such a reliable article"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
roc Cronn m.y Caplure the PIuua.

A Montreal Telegram says: The question
whelser the property OF man ciyiily dead
il conhscated by The Crown is puzzling legal
luminarles here Just now. Jack kehoi Is 3
prisoner for life for murder, aud has proper
ty valued al $t.Sco coming iSosa hss father.
Il Is claimed on one hand that the property
reyerts to the fathers estate. While on the
other Mrs Dcnneily, ,be widow OF the nur.
dered man, waae the money as damsges.
The sueztisn, however, which h expocsed
10 arisc h whsther the Crown does not take
the prize from both.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
Mr.. Reuben.s Leg broken.

jacob Reuben, the man who was caueh1
between two ears at The Chesapeake and OHIO
dep0t Thursday, is a citizen OF Richmond
and shoemaker by trade. lie is about
thirty-fye years OF age and single. Upon eX-
animation at the amshouse, to which place
he was carried Immediately after the acc'-
dent, hls leg was found TO be broken. lie
was reported last night TO be getting on
remarkably we'll
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
THREE CENTS PER COPY.
ThnI.afe.f and I,ert.

DR.. GaIeski's new Perfection Eye-giass
will it any form OF nose. IL eau De worn
With more ease and comfort than any other
Eye-glsss on the market. sneezipg, laugh
ing, aud STOPPING will not affect its firm aud
gentle bold. As heretofore, my examination
is free, and all OF my superior Glasses ad.
justed according to actusl need. DR.. 5.
Galeski, 9i5 east Main street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
yeu Military Company

Mr.. George W. Kemper, OF the Aspen
Hill Academy, at Cuckoo. IN Louisa county
has maize application 10 The Governor iof su'
thorlty 10 form military company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-08
sunday-scnoOl meealne TO-mOrrOw.

The monthly meeting OF the Methodist
Sunday.schOo Society oi Richmond and
Manchester will be held at Brosd-Streot
church tomorrow afternoon. Quite an IN
terestIne programme OF exercises mas been
arranged for the occasion, opening with a
voluntary by the Mozart Amateur Orchestra.
DR.. John J.. Buchanan, state superintendent
OF Public instruction and very eatertaiu-
ing speaker. will deliver an address; Misses
Gertrude Dalton, Lydia ililtzhmer, Mary L..
Willis, Ruby Myens, and Lillian Bowman,
pupils in the school, will give recitstions; (;
there will be two muSIes selections by the
infant class, and SIX Gospel hymns will be
ounO