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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-06-19

TuE question Of elective aflinitics," Of
which that fno old rouc. Goethe, treated
In 30 seductive a way, has again boon re.
viyod by the mad caprice Of Christian
healer who recently put away her hus.
band and In the teeth Of the law married
another man. She first brought horscli to
assert that "as marriage now exists there
Is no wiic.loyc or husband. love. The in.
definite, subjective condition called mar.
riagc, rs enforced by law. Is not marrlagc,
but bondage. that marriage, a. regulated
boy Law. isa wicked pcrycrsion Of the IL.
vine purpose, there l. no doubt"
Aud yet 20 soon as she left this
subjective condition with her hus.
band she walked voluntarily into a
Subjective condition with another man
aud deiying socicly has covered herself
with shame This she will confess, as
other cuing women have done before her,
whom rs too late. She will then. pof.
haps. IN tears aud bitterness Of spirit,
admit that oven a bad husband l. better
than a bad world and that elective ailini.
ties means elective rotand ruin.
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when he kept Sheridan, with a greatly
superior force. at bay. And, then.
there is his memorable campaign in the
valley when he destroyed Hunters corps
and drove Its remnants pell m ell into
Washington, the population OF which city
he paralyzed with dread lest he should
enter and lay il in ashes. Sheridan never
did anything finer than this. Gen.
Early can lose nothing by comparison
with Sheridan at his best. lie was an
alert commander, moved swiftly and
struck directly reminding tie people he
fought fort sometimes OF the immortal
Jackson, with whom he had campaigned
successfully.
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THE LAST SPIKE DRIVEN

"A Big Line Completed.
Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
WISoSA, Miss, June lS.-The last spike
was driven today on the Georgia Pacific
Railroad, one Of the leased lines Of tho
Richmond * Danyille Company, thus
making one continuous rail line OF LILO
miles from Washington, d. c., to Green.
vile. Miss, via Lynchburg, Danville,
Charlotte. Admission, Birmingham, Column
bus, Miss, and West Paint. The Gess-a.
Pacific has secured the use Of the track oil
the Louisville, New Orleans * Texas Rail-
way and thus secures n connection with
tho Missouri Pacific system.
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soNr OF the Eastern and Western Jour.
mails oiinaucncc, among them The Nep lori
Horald and Chicugo h'o-Oc,aa. take Gen.
Early to task Toe his recent criticism Of
Gcn. shcridan's movements In the Valley
NJ the close Of the civil war. including his
famous ride when he turned defeat into
victory by a dash. Gen. Early was the
loser on that occasion, but II was
because his army had been greatly
reduced aud what were loft Of his men
were exhausted by campaign that tested
heir endurance In an extraordinary de.
gree. Looking back through tho vista Of
years he secs the movements moro clearly
anu does no, lind that there Is 10 much
for the friends OF his opponent to plume
Shchdin upon. Well, this is the opinion
OF gallant old s,ldio, whose ability wa,
often tested, especially during the year
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GRATEFUL TO rHE APPEAL.
An Expression o. Thanks From tho 81
ter. Of thu Oond ahn,h.ra

An Expression o; Thanks From the sis.
tors OF the Good shepherd.
To The Editor Of Tho APPEAL
Dear sir-Plcasc accept our mos, grateful
thanks for your editorial 81 sunday calling
attention TO oarwork and its necessities.
BESIDES being generous and charitable. &C.
cumic aud timely, ltoyldcnccs asurprisInely
clear conception Of our work and IL methods.
Certainly We could not have wished Il better
OF more correctly written The tone through.
out il noble, truthful and admirably pure.
Il j. deeply Appreciate by US
Assuring you Of q faithful remembrance
In our prayers and thu'c of our dear charges
We remain most gratefully yours
Tnr sisrrus o. ru. Coon smnrnp.
Convent of'the Good shepherd, June Is.
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YOUNG woMAN's noARpINa noMR.

Reception and Musicale Last Night at
tho RoomS o. THIS Noble institution.
There Is no Institution In Memphis
morc deserving Of public support aud
sympathy than The Young woman's
boarding Home ON Union street Tho
officers Of the Homo are Mrs. $. Watson.
chairman, Mn r. W. Mitchell. vice.
chairman; Mra II. H. Beard. secretary:
Mrs. r. S. Aston, treasurer; Mis-. S. A.
Surprise, superintendent, and they have
devoted themselves with zeal and energy
TO the task OF advancing H. Interests
Tho object Of The home Is to promote
the physical. mental aud spiritual welfare
OF Young women Vito are endeayoring
solisuppor,. Those VINO desire 10 avail
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RAILROAD ASSESSORS.

The State Board in Memphis For Bust
ness-The Partial Program.
The Tennessee Railroad Tax Assessors
are in Memphis for business, and stopping
at Gaston's Hotel.
The Board is composed OF Reese X Hen
derson, president; ]. M. Beraley. w. A.
Wade, W. Y. Williamson.
II is the regular annual visit, and the
gentlemen will be pleased 10 receive the
greetings Of the officials OF the ten rail-
roads OF MEMPHIS. They will today in
spect the Kansas City, Memphis < Bir-
mingham Road, and on Friday will look
over the Tennessee Midland Road, on a
special train, devoting Thursday to the
Dummy Lines.
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TuE ~ Louis Glo5r- Dtn,ocrdi seems to 10
greatly disturbed lest the Democratic
State Convention to be held in Columbus.
Ohio, In August, nominatcs cx.Congrcss.
man James Il. Campbell for Governor,
Why, being Randall man, 1, insists Is a
Till man. But this does not follow. lIin
Is rs much Of a tariff rciormcr as Clcvo.
land aud Is therefore as mimi.
cal TO Randall. hut whether all this
be 10 or not, The Glol, Democrat NAV
be sure the Democratic party will 10
into the eight In lSo2 unit for tariff TO
form, aud that upon that issue II cona.
IDENTITY counts on the election Of iis nomi.
nee whether Il be Cleveland or lIill, or
some other man, ~ We hope II may.
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River Teiegram..

NEw ORLEANS. Ia, juno iN-wcnthor clear
and warm. Arrived Golden Rule. Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI O., June ls.-Riycf y feet iuchcs
and rising. weather cloudy. Departed 4. A.
sherry, i1tisburg
LOUISVILLE, Ny. June iS-Rvcr rising. With
icct inches on the ialA and " feet inches Ia
the canal HEAVY rain.
NicksBuRG. Mic. June IA - River rising.
Passed up city II New Orleans A Nary HOuston.
last night Arrived. city Of Providence from -
Luuis. pm.
WHEELING. W. Va, June is-Rivcr n to-
10 inches and rlsnr. Weather cloudy aud wnrtl
Departed Katie utockdalo. Cincinnati liuds0n.
fiitbnrr nstchelof. fitsburg
IT LOUIS No. June IA -Riycf rislnf. with ilt
feet 90 the gaurc. Weather warm. Arrived tis
Calfo. NaiehoE New south. Paddock
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FRoM The Chattanooga Trddemdn we
learn that glass is to have a competitor in
fine, light wire composed Of iron. The
pieces Of iron arc arranged about twelfth
Of an inch apart and are woven like cloth.
This woven wire is dipped in translucent
varnish, which contains neither gum nor
resin. II is Tried several weeks before
using and takes bright amber color clear
as glass itself. 1t can be bent and bear
great deal Of strain. 1t has already been
used for lamp chimneys and street lamps.
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Judge Greer Corrcei- a statement

To The Editor ot The Appeal
You pay me an undescryed compliment
In saying that am one OF counsel WHO
have volunteered their services TO defend
those indicted In the Federal Court Tor
violations Of the election laws While, In
common with all citizens who believe In
the purity OF elections, hope their indict.
mcnis are without foundation. | have
not offered my services 10 the uefcndanls
without fee OF reward" Not being will
ing TO receive praise for that which I'D
not deserve, write this correction. Rcl
spcctiully, JANIS "A. GREER.
June Is. 1859.
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ing trade along the line of the Chesapeake
ard Ohio Canal, and make competition in
freights impossible. Yes; II is sweet
suggestion, brethren, but the people Of
Maryland will kick vigorously, and ought
TO rebuild the canal rather than let II fall
into railway hands" Monopoly is thing
always 10 bn fought.
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coGeeviIIe win Have n New school.


CoFFEEvILLE, Miss. June lS.-At a
meeting Of the citizens OF CoGeeville, held
in the Baptist Church here this evening,
twas unanimouslyrcsolved that the Board
OF Mayor and Aldermen be requested to
memorabilia the legislature for power to
issue bonds TO the amount OF 5000 for
the purpose OF erecting anew school build
ing at this place. Prof. Preston, State SUI
perintendent OF Education, addressed the
meeting. after which a motion was
made and unanimously adopted,
that the contemplated academy be called
the Wynne-Preston school building in
honor Of our state and county Supern.
tendenis OF Education. Nine leading bust.
ness men have agreed to furnish tho
necessary capital needed for the immedi-
ate construction of the institute, and will
receive their remuneration, from tho pro.
ceeds derived by the sale of the bonds
Mrs. X. f. Willbcrg proprietress OF the
Newberger House, was rendered n vote
of thanks for refreshments furnished tho
meeting.
With $4,000 courthouse and 5000
school building CoiIeeyille may Justly lay
claim 10 q boom.
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Special Dispatch 90 The Appeal
Jackson, Miss, June ls.-The Fire De-
parlmont Of Jackson held meeting last
night In Representatives Hall aud elected
the following officers for the ensuing year
l. A. Mosely, president; Oliver Clifton,
chief J. w. Langley, assistant chief; A.
kossman. secretary; 4. Nirlen, Jr., treas
urcr. After the election the department
was entertained by the Hook and Ladder
Company at their hall, with refreshments.
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TuE S. Louis RPubiie of Monday has a
wcll-dosigncd and carefully prepared en-
craving Of the driying.wheol Of an engine,
which pictures St. Louis rs the hub Ct the
Southwest, in which il takes in Nashville.
Louisville, Cincinnati, New Orleans and
other country towns, acknowledging the
sharp rivalry Of Memphis by leaving II
out In this M Republic is just We
are hub ourselves.
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Priests was seen by an ArPEAL reporter
last evening and after the usual don't
give my name" said:
You missed one very important contest
IN your summary and that is Criminal
Court Clerk. Haven't you heard OF the
candidates? Well, that is strangel There
viii be an opponent against Mr.. Dick
Capers, unless all signs fail and he will be
the present postmaster, Mr. Jeptha M.
Fowlkes. Just wait a while and you'll
see. The slate is made now and the con-
test will not be weak one"
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FULL returns from Pennsylvania, where
the people yesterday voted for and against
an amendment TO the Constitution Of that
State prohibi,inglhe manufacture. sale and
traffic in all kinds OF malt and spirituous
liquors, wines, ETC., will, II is confidently
predicted, show a majority Of 100000
against the amendment Tho vote pollcd
was unusually heavy and rivalled that
cast for President In 1855.
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Tho EeIeciIc ncileaI Convention.

frcciM btspdtch 10 TIE Appeal
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Juno iS.-The|
National Eclectic Medical Association met
in annual session in this city today, nearly
a score OF States being represented. Col.
A. s Colyar and Mayor McCarvcr de-
liycrcd addresses Of welcome. which wcrol
responded TO by Dr. Wilder, Of New
Jersey. President Jay, Of Illinois, read
his address aud the Commit,gc ON Lcgis.
laiion presented is report, which was
adopted and the subject discussed by van-
ous mpmlora
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opp FELLows. PIcNIc
To DO Given at Prospect Park Thursday
Next

To Do Given at Prospect Park Thursday
Next.
The odd Fellows are making extensive
preparations for a basket picnic at Pros.
poet Park next Thursday. and the occa.
sion promises to- be an important one In
the local annals Of the order. The grounds
where tho picnic Is 10 be held are at
tractiyc, with shady groves In ample sup
ply, and the committee Of arrangements
are oxcrting themselves 10 make the day
enjoyable TO the Odd Fellows brother.
hood aud their invited guests. Each
member OF the order will be entitled 10
two invitations for guests, and those wish
ing TO secure tickets Of admission for that
number OF friends can apply at the Odd
Fellows Hall 10 Mr.. John Garron, OF the
invitation committee, from o o'clock a.
m. TO O'Clock pm. aud from Z 10 10
o'clock pm. today. Excursion trains
will be run from 0 o'clock am. 10 s
O'Clock pm. on tho day Of the picnic,
and those carrying badges will DO takon
the round trip Tor one faro.
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Mn. ii. @. BoSD, Of Ensley, Ala. general
manager Of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and
Railroad Company, writing to The Masu.
JaotiroS Record, acknowledges that pig
iron can presently DO produced in Ala.
bama for $3.50 per ton, under exception
ally favorable conditions, and he has no
doubt that time and experience will do
velop economies in tho manufacture OF
iron there that will, under favorable cir
eumstances, produce iron for that price.
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N w. Connolly AITsal, JHg \, 1850.
Think YOU those departing footprints
Lett ou lcihos shifting unds-
Ihluk you ihO-g Wco worth the praises
" the pncts anthem gmndf
Read The rune Of arcs deeper
- this one hands down ihu torch
rasscd oiO'd BY Aitlc wisdom.
Passed by siulrp 81 The lorh
Road again the poets picture.
tnf ln Western village low.
once Wcnc found elrnutiC iouipfuis,
ia TIE rucis OF Ions nro,
Deeply grand IN solId rrnniic.
slyanis came ln1m OVERSEAS
Win chain of l1ng induciluus
Met Tie question, Whcncc aU thesc7
niri ikc creatures IN the waters
OF some OH peucailan nn0l.
Walled, while thesU fucis wufr plastic.
ifoi the stand In scafuh Of food.
Thus these creatures 81 far mons
Lett the fccoi uflcneo teids
And their iuct pens hls prons
A. with grivlng power be plcadA
Know you not your careful footprints
Made IA changing sands VI Time,
VIII abide IN solld marble.
k,yaioues Of the arch divlno'
"liic u fval. iiic = earnest"
You'll nnnccic u. % mic rout
but IN worldly fame 'ils pfuscn
Alter We have reached the goal
Many victor hear the laurel,
foa low, dishonest grave.
Many awinncf holds thc ruerlnn
Who T. Whclmcd In failures wave.
Why name truth" and honest Impulse
IN breath with urHirs basel
Why mold ~ sarianapaius
AS model Tor our fncci
Naln. Indeed 4 cartht ambition,
Al. IT, praise a shoay lie
but, iOfHci not the 'tmnstlOn,"
All Of death IL not 20 die
Ale We bid to give up lovingf
love incafnaiQ taught not 40
Love OF ELF u this consouant
win the Joy Ills servants knoui
Rcnd again, mistaken pot.
Higher kcys the wise employ.
Heavens lesson. once YOU know n,
Ihh' To Obey Il ~ enjoy.
uns ~ issa --ksny n H,gbee
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Tnr Ner io.t Marine Journal. comment.
ing on the proposition that the State Of
Maryland sell lis interest In the Cicsa.
pcakc and ohio Canal. says "thc railroads
would be only too happy to SEQ the Chcsa.
peako aud Ohio Canal abandoned as a
waterway. and are claiming tina, IL is dam.
aged beyond all repairing. Thero is a
movement In banking circles In sympathy
with the railroads, 10 educate the public
mlnl up 10 tho point Of believing that the
hest thing TO be- done with the canal Is 10
sell Il for ainillion and let some railroad
build on its line. This would be perfectly
lovely ior the Baltimore 4 Ohio tor exam.
pie, as II would thea have complete In.
stead VI a partial monopoly Of the carry.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Porter 0nte..

special Dispatch to The Appeal
HELENA, Ark, June lS-Miss sallic 4.
Oats, Of this city, aud Mr. Geo. G.. Porter,
Jr.. OF Ripley, Tenn, were married this
morning az the residence OF the brides
father 10y Rev. a. L. Grover, Of the Pres.
bylcTian Church.
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Bnker-Hine%

Special Dispatch TO The Appeal
NEwroRr, Ark. June iS-Dr. L. d.
Baker, Of Bsebce, was married this even.
ing At the McCroskey House, 10 Miss Mol
lie Hines. Tho groom Is a prominent ply
sician nt Bccbcc.
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-
evolutionary law in socioty-brinsins gr,dqally
rSsmn'Ias ~ W., m 20 man, IN" inc ina material
Thusfar, however we see nothing advoucci that
.Tras,. 20 ,. pao, quen,In lrre.pons .,.
are wanted. As now constituted they breed dis.
uusS o'eae usSlsac'ion among the mahaser'
ness upon scientific basis. The model marked
out out, IN inc evolution Of me stand,ri OH Com
ration Law was passed by congrcs, cmbodyIngIts
i il an Interstate Commission similar to
county would have something that the people
could understand something that they would sus
state Commerce Law. This was our original sue.
gestion' and We have seen no cause to change our
Il d we wan, mo- law, STATE ar national which
iegalircs the present so-called TRUSTS" but In
many'-embodIcd IN icral form, The cuisines,
world can then go forward and organize It's com.
lieN"E pr r"" v :" "VVV i %' ps Ia o.o"ht
Journal
our cs'eeniou ph'iosophic contemporary
!" "hose "r''cio our attention mas been
es'eci"'y calieu' Is Wrohg from its S'and-
po'"' o' aoouhuing hoorai'sin' IN making
any concession 70 trusts orregardihg 'hem
US III any sense or degree favorable 10
INC purposes OF an advancing clVillzaton'
"hat the United states are today as
h"''on I'D advance OF any oil those oil Eu-
rope u iafge'y que 10 inc ihdividuallsm
.ha' III sun happily encouraged by our
e'a'e ana Nauonai CONSTITUTIONS Ana
ihu'Viuuaiism isthe very opposite oil trusts
VI 0o"o'heS' ihese arc IN inc nature OF
huSs'an oouiinuhiSm' "hlch reiards ana
''sHanS 'ne 'hu'Viuua ana proven" en-
'e'Pi'Sc anu ihVoh'ioh' Inc lruss 30
i"' '0rmeu nave pcch organized win
p"ipoSo 10 prevent compe''uon' 10
rcsu'"'e supply ana demand ana conhne
'"oor 70 u p''S's 'h"' VIII DC III accordance
not WIN 'no spirit OIL Iusuce' out with mo
supposeu necessities oil proh' oil the mem
oors OF inc trust IN TINS way an upper
e'"ss Is 'oruou' anu 'o"or' "hich IL heId
III supJ'c'oh 10 Tue upper oy inc closing
"nu opcn'nS o' nll's' w STOCKS on mana
may ul''"'e' All snia'i operators are
''"S"ou ou' Vi existence ana no miouie
''a's IN 'ei' 10 ho'd inc balance oil power
In iree country IKE this Trusts should
not he encouraged by law or public opin-
ion' They represent the old and exploded
idea oil the Guilds that ut one time In
England ana In Holland controlled
all manufactures and commerce No
man could learn or pursue trade
without the consent OF the Guild
that controlled It, and no man
could sail ship in opposition TO tho
llanscalic town corporations, or the Dutch
or the English East India Companies.
These were gigantic monopolics in their
day, but they wcrc compelled to give way
to the indiyidualism that WIS born Of our
Revolution and OF the French Revolution
which in France destroyed the most in
famous and rcmorsclcssly cruel OF all mo-
nopolios--a titled aristocracy. JelIerson's
idea of rs little government a. possible is
the one that quickcncd these States into
the extraordinary and abnormal growth
that has eharacleriSad thom since tho
adoption oil Tho Federal Constitution. Tho
largest measure OF freedom consistent with
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csndIaaie Boo CrlmIaaI ceart CIerh.

Since politics has come 10 the surface
there are a great many knowing ONES
who como forward with sage advice and
information about the inner-working OF
the various cabals One OF these High
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WORTH WHILE.

4 Ray 10 mn Warh Whner' O. To-'eday,
appeal
What though the lives OF hll great men fcn ind ~
Ihat We eau make our cxistrnou sublime.
50 that When dying We may leave behind a.
few ncctlug marks un the cold .ands OF timc'
Then why do yuu chiic the gay sirianapiiian,
Who hafmlcssly isusis on the sweets OF today
What i the iisc 81 ono living anaiicn
To such Of uafihs joys ~ We mcui on The wayl
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hiII.d h,n on,e.In-

IsurENISo, Mich, Juno ls.--Isaac
Watt and VIM. Kangas were instantly
killed by a CAVERN this morning in tho
Cleveland ore mine.
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NIIa5 ItHsIu NCIItau, hHtIb FuOIl and
Lula Robinson represented flower girls
and realized handsome sum for the home
by disposing OF bonbonnieres to all who
came.
Among the prominent gentlemen pres
ent were: The Rev. Mr.. s. II. Watson,
Mr.. w. A. Gage and DIR. DIR. II. b. Maury,
all OF whom expressed themselves Us de.
lighted with the home and the good work
II is doing.
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TnERE Is talk Of tho investment Of up.
ward OF Sl0.0OO,0 900 in Donison, Tex, and
vicinity by New England syndicate, who
will develop tho iron fields recently dis.
covered there.
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themselves OF the comfort and protection
OF the home are requ red to furnish salts
factory testimonials Of Character, to state
what employment they are engaged in,
and to conform 10 such rules rs the board
may think necessary for the order and
happiness OF the family. Having COM
piled with these conditions, any worthy
young woman will be admitted TO the
home upon terms adapted to her means.
In cases where the applicants salary is
less than SSper week, half the weekly salary
is demanded for board, and even where the
salary does not exceed So per week the
half OF that small amount is accepted as
full payment for board and lodging, The
average number OF boarders for the past
twelve months has been twenty-five and
they have enjoyed all the comfort and pro-
and good piano furnish sources OF amuse-
ment Tor leisure hours OF which all may
avail themselves. The table is provided
with good and wholesome food, the rooms
are clean and comfortable, and altogether
the Home is doing a world Of good in pro-
viding worthy young ladies with place OF
abode that combines the safety Of home
with the variety OF hotel life.
Last night the doors Of the Home were
thrown open to its friends, and the even
ing was devoted TO music, Rotations and
conversations, after which ice cream and
cakes and coffee and more substantial edi-
bles were served in abundance in an adj
joining apartment. The ounglady board
ers did the honors with an easy grace and
spontaneous cordially that served to make
all who came feel thoroughly at home.
They were assisted in their hospitable du-
ties by Mesdames Samuel Watson, II. ii.
Beard, r. w. Mitchell, p. S. Aston, Will
lam Floyd, i. Brooks, Frayser Hoist,
William Stewart, I. Polk, J. X. Goodwin,
j. NJ. Stanley, o. X. Joplin, A. NJ. Scar
borough, G. Markham aud p. NJ. Patter-
son. The following constituted the even.