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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29
A Valuable lot of old Choice Wines

Some time since we stopped at Pas
sale, n D., and were really surprised
to see the amount of Mr.. Speer's Stock
OF grape wine on hand; it is almost ia.
bulous. -Four storehouses are filled
and tiers upon tiers, of casks, up and
down stairs, and in some cases huge
watts, occupy every available spot, leav,
ing only little alleyways through which
to walk. 1t is vast quantity of wine
None is sold until 1t has acquired the
age of four years, and the building, /
2, 3, and A, are of the first, second,
third, and fourth years vintage. Oul
Druggists have supplies of the oldest
OF the above wines direct from Mr.
Speer.-Patterson Guardian.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29

ton, Pre- ident Of this convention, 4.
advanced iu years and ia also the an
thor OF humber Of excellent poems of
special interest 10 this and neiphboyir0
communities which should not be los,
therefore we respectfully request the
said Mr.. Sutton TO collect his poems.
and take measures to have them put In
permanent form, by having them pub.
lished 10 book; and we do further.
more promise him our cooperation in
the same
After singing the convention ad.
lourned t meet at the time and place
det"onsted; and although the day was
rough and cold, the attendance was
good. and we have never attended
meeting of this kind that was more in.
teresting or better spirit manifested.
ANNA McHENRY ~.
OSCAR HESS So"'
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29
For the Good ,f Others.

l want to make known the fact that
| suffered from Bladder and Kidney
trouble aud that | was cured by DR..
David Kennedy's Favorite Remedy
made at Rondout, N. Y,,--and ! look
forward to spending the balance of nv
life free from torture and with heart
grateful for the medicine which affords
me so pleasant prospect. Rev. S. @.
Chandler, Lebanon Springs, N. Y.
8-20-4t
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29

WARNER's Log Cabin Remedies
old fashioned, simple compounds, used
in the days Of our hardy iorefathers,
are sold timers" but old reliable
They comprise .,.u-,l CO..
WARMERS LOG CABIN SARsApARnLA.
"Hops and Buchu Remedy Cough
and Consumption Remedy" "Hsir
Tonic, Extract" for External and In
ternsl Use, "Plasters," "Rose Cream"
for Caitarrh, aod silver Pills" They
are put ap by H. II. Warner & Co.,
propretors OF Warmers Safe Remedies,
aud promise 10 equal the standard
value OF those great preparations. All
druggists keep them.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29

1t ought not to be necessary every day
70 print evidence OF the bad effect Of
cigarette smoking on growing youths,
but the evidence from 200 doctors be,
fore the Michigan Legislature is worth
needing, and they each cited cases OF
boys being dwarfed, made insane,
killed OF made incapable of speech,
and tho professors of Michigan Uni.
versity also testified at length of the
effect on the students who were made
stupid by cigarettes.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1889-03-29

A boy at Grand Rapids Michigan.
has been arrested for stealing trees
from cemetry with which 10 ,mbelish
his fathers lawn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

pnrsonni.nnc Rrier..

Rev. DR.. A. L. Dickinson has returned
from Boston.
Mr. W. W. Scott, secretary OF the state
Democratic Committee, was IN the city yes
terday.
Miss louie Evans has returned from New
York, where she went to attend the cenIen-
NAL celebration.
The Girls Missionary Society Of the First
Baptist church will give 4 strawberry ies-
tiyal at the church Tonight There will also
he readings, music, &c.
Commander McCurley pissed through the
city yesterday en- route 10 the monitors from
Petersburg, where he attended The Musical
Festival Wednesday night.
The entire Republican city ticket was
elected in Winchester yesterday with the
exception OF one police justice. Frede-
rick county elected the whole Democratic
ticket by large majority.
Commander Felix McCurley entertained
q party OF Richmoad ladies' and gentlemen
on board the monitors Yesterday afternoon.
After a lunch there was 3 german, led BY
Sir. w. Frederick PlcasanI,.
Captain K. r. Mcleod a clerk in Auditor
MsTye's office, who has hosts OF friends mere,
has returned to his old home, in RocGbrldge
county, TO reside, as his business interests
require his continued presence there.
At West Pttston, Pa, Frank Compton. q
young wOrkingman, killed his twenty-five
yeal-old wife with 4 butcher-kniie before
She had risen from bed and then Killed HIM
sell with the same weapon. Insanity and
uniounded jealousy was the cause.
The lawn.party which was to have been
given on the Allen lot. southeast corner
Fifth aud Main streets, this afternoon un-
der the auspices OF the Sunbeam Society
Of the Second Baptist church. will on ac-
count OF coolness of weather Le held in
the basement OF the church from 10 IL
O'Clock.
At the annual meeting OF the Male Orphan
Society. TO be held at Centenary Methodist
church Sunday afternoon at 4:30 O'Clock, an
address will be delivered by Rev Jabez
Hal. Mr. Douglas Leitwlch will sing, as
will the orphan boys led by Mrs. Gill. The
annual reports will be read and officers will
be elected.
A year or two ago when Coroner TAYLOR
was at Gloucester Courthouse to testify as an
expert in poisoning case he was sent for 10
90 TO Mr. Hughes's house near by, where the
now notorious Joshua Ross lay suffering
from great dose OF bela-donna he lad de-
fberately taken. Ilis suicidal disposition
was then ascribed to excessive drinking, but
the poison he had takeu soon yielded to pro-
per antidotes. on this occasion Mr.. Hughes
was very solicltous as 10 the fate OF bis
nephew, and was as kind and attentive 10
him as any father could have been 10 the best
Il of sons
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
BAPTIST SOCIAL UNION.
Proceedings OF tire Animal Meeting
Last Night.

The annual meeting OF the Baptist Social
Union was held at 'PizzinPs uptown parlors
last night.
President J. B. Winston presented the re-
mort Of the Executive Committee, which
contained n recommendation that the Baptlst
churches OF TIE city be requested 10 appoint
the pastor and three members OF each church
10 meet in conference to consider the eX-
ppdicncy Of organizing a Bapllst Chufch
Extension society OF Richmond.
A resolution was adopted carrying INTO
effect the above recommendation, and the
conference will meet at the Second Baptist
church on the last Sunday IN June at ~
L. VI.
TIE following officers were elected for the
ensuing ycsr: President, Hon. II. IA Elly-
son; Vice. Presidents-R. ". Powers. Ed,
and !. -. Crump, Esq.; secretary. Basil
G. watbmey; Treasurer. George {. Jefferson,
Esq. Executive Committee: Il. +. john
son. G. T.. Wingo. &. R. sands, Evan snead,
X. L. Harrison. snd Walter sydnor.
On motion Of j. B. Wipston, Esq, COM
mittea consisting oi J. b. Winston, Esq
Or. George Cooper, and Or. W., W. Lan-
drum vas appointed to prepare suitable
resolutions concerning the death oi l. &
W Willizm-. I.q.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
Young MILLER DISCHARGED.
The Case Preferred Against Him by
His Brother SOt Sustained.

Yc.terday's issue Of the Morning Herald
~ Baltimore says: William Miller. the
youth oi nineteen who was brought from
Richmond 10 answer the charge OF drawing
81 .0O0 ON his brother Johns bank account.
WAS 4 smiSscd from custody after rather
stormy hearing before Justice Hobbs,
several ~ the witnesses were ayerse %
tss'ifyuc. and the justice had 10 threaten to
lock them up before hey would make state
ments. =. NcD. Richardson, president Of
tie savings Bank oi Baltimore, Cav and
second streets. where the money was Oh
tslnpd. said ta1t the sun had been paid out
ON last Monday. Charles n. Ashburner. the
paving teller. admitted tNat be had haudcd
over me money 10 a person VINO represented
himself as william Miller, but declared that
bee could not po,.tiyc.y identify tne prisoner.
The man VINO GOT tI@ plumber, he stated,
wore q m0us,acnc and SHE "hi-6ers, while
William Miller wa> clcin-Shaveu at The ucar-
ing. The iutc-e,tcd parties seemed anxious
90 drop toe matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

As before stated TIE Hon. =. I'll. II. stuart.
a Staunt0n. Is i'm the city visiting his son.
iu-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Hunter
Mcguire. This distinguished Nirginian,
now elghty-two years Of age, feeble physi'
clUy, preserves his mentsl powers unlm'
paired. and bis conversation IS full OF in-
strucion and interest. His "reminiscences,
if written ont and published. would make q
most readable volume Perhaps Mr.. stuart
is the only surviving son Of any one who
to0k part in The adoption on ratification OF
The Federal Constitution. HIS father was IL
delegate from Augusta county, and IN the
convention called TO act on the Constitution
gave his vote and earnest support and thus
helped 10 add Virginia TO the list OF ratiiy'
ING Stales.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
ALAEGE Sun ALREADY.
Mr.J. &. Andrews and Hts Little Son
Badly lDiured.

An exciting runaway occurred on Franklin
street near Monroe Park yesterday evening,
and in the accident which resulted two per-
sons were badly hurt
Mr.. j. G.. Andrews, who lives 81 l01 west
Main street, had taken bis family out TO Re-
servoir Park on an evening drive. The
horse was regarded rs a very gentle animal,
but when out near the Reservoir she became
very unruly. ana In her capers ieil upon "A
shaft aud broke 1t. This was soon sufficiently
repaired 10 make the trip towards home, but
os the horse seemed to be very much excited
il was thought best for the two Oldest BOYS 10
walk home.
Mr.. Andrews, his wife. and three young
est children started back in the carriage aud
the horse travelled very nicely until the Bel.
yidere and Franklin crossing was reached.
A train was Just passing this point and
the animals uuruy nature again asserted IT.
sell aud she started on run down Franklin
street.
In his efforts to stop her Mr.. Andrews was
thrown to the ground \ wheel soon came
of the vehicle. aud samuel, the seven year.
old son, fell out and lay insensi0le In the
gutter.
A few minutes later Mrs. Andrews. with
her little child in her arms, jumped from the
carriage without accident. The otner son,
aged eight years. kept his seat.
The frightened animal kept on with In
creased speed. The iitte boy called to seye-
raj persons to stop the horse, but all OF them
found II practicable to give the runaway the
right Of way.
Down Franklin and along cross street
the s,eed sped until she came to Mr. An
drews's house aud was taken 10 charge by
two gentlemen.
The little boy kept his seat In the vehicle
and alighied unhurt and the least excited OF
any of those who were in the vehicle when
the horse started on the run.
Mr.. Andrews was picked up by Mr..
Andrew Wray, and with the assistance OF
Mr.. Lelloy Brown, was taken home. He
received several bad bruises, aud was cou'
siderabiy shaken up. His son samuel fell
directly In front OF the residence OF Mr. +.
ID. Christian, aud was picked up iDsensible
by Mrs. Christian and taken into her house
and later carried home. His injuries are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

bers will bo nrcsent as possible, ss it ~ pro-
posed to ralliy tho recent sale Of soldiers
Home lots by majority vote OF the members
In person.
To do this II ia necessary that there shall
be lS3 present.
Committees have been a. work during the
week urging their brother veterans TO come
ana help 10 swell the number, and Major
Brsudcr remarked Yesterday that be hoped
every member who feels aG interest either in
Lee camp or In the Home VIII be present
Tne legal advisers of The Camp do not
deem this action necessary. but II has been
thought best 10 remove this technical oblec-
ton as 10 the title OF the property.
Let every one 4 the members oi tho Camp
DE present and vote each man for himself,
sud thus remove the objection 10 ratification
by proxy vote.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
rhs nnna-nnmaxe Mater.

In the Hcnrico County Court yesterday
counsel for the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company withdrew
their objections TO the award OF the com
mi,sioners allowing $2,005 10 the Nicholson
estate Tor land damages on account OF the
Jsmes.riyer Dranch or Belt Line passing
through this property, and this seeisn oil
the report was confirmed.
The matter ~ 10 the amount OF damage
allowed Mr. Buchanan will engage tbe at
tennon OF the Court to-day. aud tomorrow
the case Of DR.. II. A. Patterson comes up.
lin thi, latter one the commissioners allow
about S22.O00 which statistics neither DR..
Patterson nor the railroad company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
PetersburG's PRIDE Last Nights
Concert A a.em."

Especial telegram 70 the Dispstcn.l
PETERSBURG, VA, May 23.-Muslc SIN
holds sway in the city, aud everything else
Yields TO il for the week. The Festival cOn-
cerls. both day and night, crowd the Acade-
my Of Music with audiences OF the culture,
fashion, and beauty OF Petersburg. The two
concerts OF 20 day we're no exception to the
rule. To-night's concert was the "Sym'
phony Concert" and every number on the
programme was gem. Indeed, to-nighps
performance was tue be.t OF the series thus
far. The orchestral rendilions were superb.
embracing overtures, symphonies, and other
beautiful selections. The artists OF the eve-
ming were Mr. George j. Parker, tenor;
Miss Gertrude Edmonds, contralto, aud Mr..
Clarence Hay. barNone-in solos, duets, and
trios-all IN excellent voice. They received
hearty tributes OF praise in the applause
given them aud 10 the encores demanded.
The choral numbers were all sung
by the Petersburg chorus, numbering
one h,lAdred and diu voices. The
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

The Baltimore sun Of yesterday announces
the marriage, on Wednesday night, at the
residence Of Mr. John q. HllCc, No. 900
Fawn street, that city, Of his daughter Miss
Mary. to Mr.. j. ". ROihcrt, member OF
The frm OF Rothert a Co., Broad-street fur
niture merchants Of Richmond. The ce.e-
mony was performed In TIE presence OF a
large assemblage OF invited guests by Rev.
Henry Schcib, of tue Zion Luthersn church.
The bride wore travelling dress OF blue
stone Uenrietta cloth, with embossed velvet
trimmings, and hat 10 match. After re-
ception Mr.. Eolh,rt and his bride left for q
tour North
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
coLLrCroRrl.HEH'> ASsISTANTs
= Number Of changes ia the CsstOm-
House go 3e Made

There wiI te several changes in the office
81 the collector Of customs about the lst Of
june.
It was learned yesterday that Collector
Fisher with the advice Of Judge WsddiIl,
hs. recommended hrs assistants, and the
commission, hive been forwarded from
Washington. and will lie handed to The APP
poiutecs in a few days.
An the place, have been filed except that
~ the b1atman, over which there Is hot
contest.
William +. G.ddings. Of Chesterfield, will
succeed Maior Thomas \. Brander as in
spcct0r Of customs.
John :. DE Farccs. Of West Point, will be
The successor II Dr. ". g. Nunn as deputy
collector. vito headquarters al West Point
The other appointments 30 iar made are
John Anderson and Colin Payne, two Welt
known colorod politicians. As walchman and
janitor respectively. The other appoint,
menls wall bc made 10 few days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

FIcI10ff NIVsio1 A1S0ciltIon held tlelr
weekly meeting lsst II yht and perfected ar
rsngeacnis Tor their Trip 20 Washington on
Monday next 10 receive the handsome ban'
ner 20 be presented 90 the association by the
Philadelphia ASSOCIATION.
Commander Reeve yesterday received
telegram from General Miller. commanding
the Brigade association, Inviting the diyl'
sion to meet tle association at Willard's llo-
tgl on Moulqy 10 ll:3Io'cork.
From Wuard's Jl,ieltne Division and Bri-
gade viii repair 20 the White House, where
the presentation Will take place in the pres
cnce OF President Il4.rson and his Cabinet.
The delegation from Pickett DiViSsn have
secured reduced rates for the round trip 10
Washington. Colonel Robert B. Berkeley
viii receive the banner on behalf Of his COM
radc@.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
4 Non-HOnOred Century.
by telegraph to tho Dispatch.i !

CHICAGO, May 23.-Frank l.. Looms,
Howard q. LOOMS, and Edwin 5. lowell,
officers OF the Century Book and Paper Com
pany. were yesterday indicted by the grand
jury for conspiracy TO defrsud. For sOme
weeks the business methods OF this comps
ny have been a matter Of discussion ia va
rious justice courts. Witnesses testified 10
the alleged fraudulent practices Of the COM
pany, rnd all OF them, with two exceptions,
were yictImlzet. The sums obtained from
these men vary all the way from $500 TO over
81 900.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
BEAUTIFUL FABRICS.
S.y.Sl.y DESIGNED,
Ia5te.uIIy Made,
Reasonably Priced.

THAT'S THE SECRET or OUR CoNTlNU-
oUS, UNsENSATIOSAL GROWTH A>D sue
CESS. OUR STOCK or SPRING SUITS Is
NOTEWORTHY FOX EXCELLENCE AND ELF
GANCE. TIRE PRICEs-fl0, si5, $3.50, 81. so,
81. s45. s2s. t1-CABRY UNRyALLED VALUE
AT EVERY PRICE
AVERY EXTRAORDINARY OFFERlNGJCsr
NOW Is THAT OFTHE $3.50 TROUSERS TIE
SMALL PRICE OUGHT not TO MAKE YoU
DEsPIsE THE PERFECTLY NEW PATTERNS
AND TIE LATE CORRECT STYLE REPRE-
sENTED. THEY ARE not a MAKE-BELIEyE
MARK-KDOWN. BUTAJUST-PRICE ATTRAC-
1IOS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
rhrem stenes 80 the CArA

Yesterday morning young man named
Charles ROsser created considerable excite.
ment on lower Main street by throwing
stone. At passing sfrcet.clrs. He was COLI
siderably Influenced by liquor IN this
pJstme.
Officer Goodman caught the young man
at his sport and took him to the First sta
tion.hou,e. ON the way Rosser, who is al
old offender, became rather unruly and gave
the officer some trouble before he was landed
ip a coil
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

An interesting meeting OF Fulton Lodge.
No. $50. /. Y. G. T.. was held last night.
Visitors were present from Rescue, Sidney,
Charity. and Church Hin lodge-, and en-.
thusastc addresses and encouraging re-
ports were made.
Thi. lodge has Just taken new lease Of
life and Is starting on a vigorous campaign.
Rescue Lodge viii VISIT Church Llill TO-
night 10 officer and entertain that lodge. An
Interesting programme has been arranged
and pleasant time is anticipated.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

harmony, precision, and perfect melody OF
the choral singing can only be- appreciated
by those who heard it. Perfection hiss been
attained after long and constant training
under a skilled leader. aud Petersburg is
Justly proud OF it's chorus. which Is the best
organization OF its character In the south.
Tomorrow afternoon the chidren's con-
certs will be given. Four hundred and fifty
children will sing in chorus. They have
all been carefully trained IN classes apdtf
IN rehesrsas.
Tomorrow night the festival will close
with the orstorio Of the Redemption In
which all the artists, orchestra, sud The COM
bined choruses will take part.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
HOLLYWOOD mEuosIAL DAY.
Kcy. Dr. Kerr 70 he tho Orator OF the
GccustOu.

The ladies of the Hollywood Memorial
Association nold 8 large meeting at the house
oi Mi,s Cren.haw yesterday evening.
Dr. Kerr, 81 the First PRESBYTERIAN
church. hls consented 90 act as orator, and
an the details for the proper celebration OF
Memorial dW were satisfactorily arranged.
The ful programme will be published in
the sunday papers Meantime the ladies'
are anXious % receive liberal donations n
cyergrecns and VIII gladly receive any such
70, nav Roe brought 10 Hollywood on Tues
dav or Wednesday Of next week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Yesterday Judge f.. +. Fauntleroy, OF the
Court of Appeals. granted writ Of super
fede1. upon the application oi counsel Tor
il. Rosenberg, trustee, under deed OF as
signmcnt from Mrs. VI. =. Ffedenheim.
Last saturday Judge Lacy, OF the same
court, issued an injunction aud appointed
Mr.. $. L.. b.o5mDerg receiver for the es'
tate.
The receiver took possession OF the mil
linery STORE a. ll3 cast Brosd street We'd
ncsday and was proceeding 10 make an in.
ventorv Of the stock when he was stopped
by the writ from Judge Eauntleroy.
The trustee l. again IN possession.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Messrs Maitland, Phelps & Co. aud
Messrs. kesser & Co., OF New York, will re-
eeiye subscriptions for S5.O00,0OO Richmond
and West Point Terminal Railway and
Warehouse COmpany's consolidated first
mortgage per cent. collateral trust gold
bonds due 1914 Applications will be Ie.
ceiVed at the price Of 50 per cent and sc-
crued interest, the right being reserved TO
close the subscription aud to advance the
price without notice. The bonds will be
ready for delivery May 2Sth. The gross.
earnings for the year ending 1883 were S2S,-
2l5,5j7; surplus over all liked charges
Sl.lS2.55l. Allotmsnts will be made im-
mediatey after the subscriptions nave closed.
when per cent. OF the amount OF bonds ale
lotted will be payable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
rnorn .erInn. than tho.e Of hls Iather. IIe

more serious than those OF his father. lie
received a bad wound on the back oil tue
head and others across his body.
The little fellow soon recovered conscious
ness and talked about the accident aiter DC
reached home. Drs. Moore and IreViliai
were called IN 10 attend Mr.. Andrews anu
his son. The former. though ne bad 10 tAAe
IA he'd. Is not seriously hurt. Some fears
are entertained as 10 the condition Of the
son. who il rather delicate little fellow.
The horse was not ~ all injured, and the
carriage was only slightly so.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24
- monev for tne Jurors.

10 consequences OF The lack OF funds for
court purposes. Judge Hughes, OF the
UnIted States Court, has directed Marshal
SCOTT 10 notify the Jurors and witnesses VINO
have been recognized ior thelr appearance
next Tuesday, the 2Sih iostanl' not TO DC
present. Jurors and witnesses should MAKE MAKE
= note OF this. and thereoy save themselves
. fruitless visit 10 the courtroom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-05-24

Governor Fow.e, Of North Carolina sc'
clutsuled by Mcs.rs. Pllce, >ailer"aite,
sod strange, o. his st,G. bis dsuehter' ana
E... Tucker. Of KalcIgn. arrived M tue Guy
BON Petersburg Yesterday morning.
Ilc visitor, called si the capitol and were
shown through the buiIding
ln company with Governor Lee the!
lfoy. 90 many places OF interest around the
oty After snort stop ai The Executive
Mansion ,he pafty left Oh the fast tain ior
f1sr.bufs h. altcnd the Music Festival
Gove.cor Lee left YESTERDAY evening ior
Alexandra, " here be will deliver The ora
ton To-day st the unyeiling Of The Conieoe-
fstr monument
Auditor Narye expected 10 join the party
a. A Aityandna