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uePuy grand hign priest, and Is at present its
grand secretary.
CALIFORNIA DINNER
The California commandery, No. 1, gives
dinner at the Arno tonight to the new officers
Of the Grand encampment and some Of their
personal friends in the order. Eminent Com
mander Dean will preside.
ENTERTAINING THE LITTLE ooMMASpEnY
Mr.. Allison Nailor took the boys Of the little
commandery from Louisville, KY, for q ride
around the city today in buses After the
drive Mrs. Nsilor gave them a dinner at her
residence. This evening the boys will have .
bicycle parade.
WINDING Up TRIENYIAL BUSINESS.
Triennial headquarters wore q deserted ap-
pearance today. Mr.. Harrison Dingman was
on hand, but he looked tired and said that he
felt tired. The affairs of the committee are to
be settled up and the headquarters will be kept
open until next week. There will probably be
meeting OF the committee this evening, when
the results Of the week will be canvassed.
Gen. Roome, the past grand commander Of
the Grand encampment, left for his home in
New York city this morning. Grand Recorder
lsaacs, assisted by his son, W. B. Isaacs, jr.,
was engaged this morning in packing up the
books and papers Of the Grand encampment
They will leave for their home In Richmond
this evening. Mr.. Isaacs, jr., rendered valua-
BILE aid to his father during the sessions of the
Grand encampment, and he assists him in con-
ducting the business Of the ONCE during the
triennial period.
CoNCLAvE CHAT.
Wisconsin commandery, No. ]. Milwaukee,
under command of Sir knight Hooley, sere-
naded The STAR last evening"
Helena, st. John, Corson, Philadelphia, Cy-
rene, Kadosch and st. Allan communicates,
knights Templar, from Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, with number of lady friends, spent
yesterday at Norfolk and are today at Fortress
Monroe.
The Grand commandery of Inciana enter
tanned right royalty at the National Rifles
armory during the week. The almost con-
tinuous banquet was exceptionally fine.
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DIED.

BUCHANAN. On Saturday, October 10, 1889 NJ
sGcRMiS in yssr q S ~.
Funeral Monday, October Ia, at 3 O'Clock pm, a
By Snn' Zion Methodist Episcopal church. Tenis''Osp
. DEyIRs On hpTsS,y October 70 1850 ~
OF Mary s. Devers, in the hftyeighth year Of his seN
AR Fire 1oe. G we f f5H US IS sss
place vacant in our home
That never can be filed
e3d ba IN oh hi H merry Isya has Ssd TsSSiied
And though his body molders here,
His SOU Is safe in heaven
BIZ Hu WIFE
Funeral from his late residence 424 street north
Grace Church Insrueai at Gen8ood snSs 70
Relatives and friends respectflly invited Ivirvns
9 so PM, after . short illness, MAkY Nj, HORN.
Funeral viii take place from the residsnce Of her
daughter. Mrs fledderwish NEE PRANK, MipewooA
o'clock pm Relatives and friends are respectfully in
NICHOLS On Friday October IL, lsss at o;l5
am. BENoNI 5. NICHOLAS, in the seventy -seconA
Funeral services will be held at his late rssidence
2.ol street northwest on Saturday aitsruoon.
are respectfully invited to attend lntsrment st
PERRY, belovedso son Of Ben and Alice Perry OF
membranous Group, aged three years and seven
Funeral will take Pace from parents residence Sun
FsNNf SMITH sssr tsS Mee. Des L. 1859
Services at her late residence, 1928 street north
west, this evening nj O'Clock Interment 1t Knights-
town. Ind, MONDAY, october Ia.
SNOW. In New York city, October g. 1889, MAR
GARE1IA W. SNOW, widow Of Charles b. SNOW and
DC.
WOLFF. On Friday October IL, 1859, ct his resi-
dence, los 4 street northeast, JOHN b. WOLFF, in
the seventy third year Of his age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
YOUNG. On Saturday, October IL. 1883. ANN
YOUNG wife of the late James NJ. Young.
Funeral Sunday at o'clock pm from 81 Mat.
thews church lnterment private.
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Chicago Markets.
THEY WANT CAPT. SYMONS HERE.
Petition of Business Men for Revocation
of the Order Transferring Him

Messrs. Wine, Holbrook, Behrend and Paul,
being committee selected for that purpose,
presented to the Secretary Of War today the
following petition in reference to the order
transferring Capt. Symons to new post Of
duty:
1.-THE undersigned, citizens and property
owners and business men of the District of
Columbia, do respectfully petition that you re-
woke the order transferring Capt Symons from
this city. We believe that his transfer at this
time will be great detriment to the city for
the reason that we shall lose his valuable ex-
perience, which has been only acquired by
years Of work and study Of the needs Of the
District. While his successor may be an able
man 1t will be several years
before he has attained that knowl-
edge Of District affairs now possessed by
Capt. Symons. There are several matters Of
greatest importance to the District to which
Capt. Symons has given much time and study,
the principal one being the extension Of the
streets and avenues of this city, which will re-
quire practical experience to carry out. The
Rock creek park is another subject to which he
has given great attention, and We believe q
years suspension of your order, II not longer,
will be Of great advantage to the District Of
Columbia"
The petition was signed by about one hun
dred Of the most prominent business houses
and men OF the city.
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n CHrse, junior Waruen; II. @. CLEAvELAND.
Oliver Olsen, treasurer and quartermaster: T.
G. Lewis, recorder; James Carl, standard
bearer; W. H. Smith, sword bearer; j. P
Weyerhaunser, warden; L. B. Thomas, captain
OF guard. Among the members i'll attendance
are BIZ knights J. 8. Leus, past commander; j.
E. Blakemore, Geo. McKissuk, /. f. Everts,
John Crubaugh, DR.. J. H. Seylor, George
Helles, - Macarthur, W. Don and A. Albro.
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THE LACROSSE coMMANDERY.

with a lavish hand. This
commandery is one of
the leading Templar
bodies of the northwest.
Its eminent commander
is Lafayette Holmes,
a well-known citizen OF
La Crosse. The other
officers are: Joseph B.
Funke, generalissimo;
Martin T. Moore, cap
tain general; Charles p.
Dorset, prelate; Daniel
S. Macarthur, senior war
den; Charles r. Benton,
junior warden; Hiram F.
Smiley, treasurer; Fred
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Ion preceptory, No. 8,
KIT, of Hamilton, Cam
ada. This preceptory
was instituted in 1855,
their warrant being
dated October Is, that
year, which makes it
one Of the oldest percep-
tories (known as COM
manderies in the States)
in Canada. At the start
ing Of this encampment
the feeling evinced by
the Grand encampment
OF England was Of the
most fraternal charac-
Ca. xhAo
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MR.. RIDDLES SUCCESSOR.

The name OF Mr.. George HazletOn, ex-Rep-
resentative from Wisconsin, who was
mentioned prominently as a candidate
for Commissioner when Mr.. Douglass
was appointed is spoken of as one
who may succeed Mr.. Riddle. Mr.. Halle
ton, it is said, will meet opposition
reform those who think that District lawyer,
engaged in practice before the District Courts
and familiar with District law, should be ap-
pointed
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Every train pulling out Of the city Just now
is loaded down with knights on their way back
to their homes, and yet the city seems az
crowded with visitors. IS ever Many of the
Communicates will remain for some days vet,
visiting the surrounding points Of interest.
Among the commanderies still in the CITY are 4
number Of representative bodies. Below will
be found members Of some Of the prominent
knights Templar who took part in the con-
clave.
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The Arthur Building 20 be Fumigated
by the Health once.

Since the opening Of the Arthur school build.
ing many cases Of diphtheria have developsA
among the pupils, with some serious 10
sults. Health ofscer Townshend vss
called upon by the Commissioners
to investigate the matter He has decided 10
fumigate the building and will commence a
once, working at night.
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Illinois commandery to
maintain the high repu-
tation achieved by the
Knights Templar bodies
from that state. Emil
nent Sir Henry Clay
Cleavelandis the eminent
commander. The other
officers are ]. NJ. Mont
gomery, generalissimo;
NJ. NJ. Briggs, captain
general; ]. H. Drayton,
acting prelate; ]. s.
Kentor, senior warden;
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LEWIS NJ. EEENE.

LIE W 40 NJ nj = ne
were led by EN-. Sir VIM,
H. Munger, eminent
commander, whose Tenn.
plar record is an exceed.
ingly brilliant one. The
other officers of Mt.
Tabor are: Sir Lucius D.
Richards, generalissimoi
Sir VIM. d. Thomas, cap
tain general; Sir Nathan
II. Brown, prelate; Sir
Asbury Townsend, senior
warden; Sir VIM. Fried,
junior warden; Sir
Arthur Truesdell, treas
urer; Sir Ernest Schur-
man. recorder; Sir VIM.
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three sir knights who had received their de-
grees in Genesee, No. 10. Of Lockport, NY,
in order to establish the perceptory, certi-
most eminent and supreme grand master of the
royal and exalted religious and military order
in England and Wales. Godfrey de Bouillon is
in prosperous state and it's membership num-
bers about ITO. presided over by EN-. Preceptor
John Tunstead, now nearing the end Of q Sec
ond term.
1t is only within the last few years that SOW
ereign great priory has been established in
Canada, NJ. E. Frater J. B. Macleod Moore be-
ing elected supreme grand master. Up to this
change the most eminent and supreme grand
master was his royal highness the prince of
Wales, the coming king and head Of the British
empire.
THE WEST VIRGINIA KNIaHrs.
There are more Knights Templar in West
Virginia in proportion to the population than
in any other state in the Union
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Mention has been
made in The STAR of the
fine appearance made in
the parade OF Tuesday
by Northwestern COM
mandery, No. Is, Of
Meadville, Pa. This
commandery having
been chartered in 1867 is
the Oldest templar body
Vim the state west Of
IPittsburg. 1t has main
tanned q high standard
of membership and is
n fiourishinp hody Tho
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THE TAMAQUA coMMANpERY.


Pa, has had a large
delegation of its MEM
bers here during the
week. They made a
fine showing in Tues
days parade, and have
taken part in all the
events of the week. Its
eminent commander is
Sir Thomas L. Hess.
The other officers Of the
Icommandery are; Rich
ard Boyd, generals
,simo; Jos. A. Depew,
captain general; E. J,
Fry, treasurer; William
recorder; Rev.
Geo. Greene. prelate;
Jno. T. Williams, senior
warden; Chas. E. Glenn.
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Real Estate Matters.

H. NJ. Foote has bought for "a, 500 Of B. O.
Hooke sub SO, So. 725, 10 by 1929 feet on G, be-
tween LIST and I'd streets northeast.
George w. Street has bought of F. Miller for
o. 500 sub lot IA, So 479, q IT, 1% in. by 80 It.
~ in. on 9Th street, between and P streets
northwest.
J. H. Wilmot has bought for &9,60O of Jere-
miah p. E. Humber sub lots 100 and ITO. square
1873, so by LEO feet, on 18th between Riggs and
8 streets northwest
Mr.. Samuel Bieber reports the following sales
negotiated through his Office: Square 7i4 sold
for q syndicate for S23, 900 to Charles Gessford
The square is bounded by N and o streets, LIST
and I'd streets southeast. Sold for Charles
Gessford to syndicate for $34, 500 ten brick
dwellings, located In the northeast and south
east sections of the city.
p. G. Sauer has bought for "a, 800 of J. W.
Easily, surviving executor, &C., lot 8 and pt. g.
SO. IL, 80 by 47.15 on d street between 26th
and 9th streets northwest.
A. Diltz ct al, trustees, s5,s31, of Stella B.
Conger subs ~ and 70, 50. 155, 41.52 by s71S
feet ON Corcoran between 18th street and New
Hampshire avenue.
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AT IVY CITY.


inere was big crowd ont TO zee the last
days racing at Ivy City. The event IL the
steeplechase for gentleman riders, q Apollo,
with Mr. Viii Hayes up, viii have another try.
The entries are:
First race-Three-quarters OF a mile-Judes
Murray, Guardsman, Bob Fisher, Blue Line,
Keystone, Royal Garter and Mineral, ia each,
Mede, Dalesman and Seymour, III each: Prince
Howard and Tom Finlsy, 81 each; Blanche, ia
Second race-Three-quarter mile-Keystops,
ll6; Consolation, ia; America, los; Mary T.,
Blue Line and Howerson, l07 each; Stanley
Sharpe, lol; Leander and Judge RUM, -
each.
Third race-Seven-eighths of a mile-Meri-
den, lbs; Iceberg and Seymour, 100 each; Beck,
llg, Bonnie s., Ill; Bill Sterritt log.
Fourth race-One mile-Tom kearns, l27,
Fannie II, Long Time and Boutwell,, Ito each;
Souvenir, l07.
ruin race-Steeplechase-C o The Walk,
Bonnie, Apollo and Cracksman, leo each
THE FIRST RACE
The first race, q mile.-Tom Finley won,
Seymour, second; Prince Howard, third. Time,
lI7l..
The races yesterday at Ivy City were satis-
factory In every way. The crow was large and
iavorities and short horses divided honors about
equally. The winners were Cornelia, Prather,
Golden Reel, Tom Kearns and Beck The
biggest upturn was in the last race, when Beck
ran away from Bess. Mutuals paid SIS So
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some Of her brightest
men to represent the in
terests of templarism in
that state. The deputy
grand commander who
came with the sir knights
is Lewis NJ. Keene. In
the absence Of the grand
commander he per-
formed his duties in O
most creditable manner.
Mt. Tabor was one of
the Nebraska command
,eries that sent a delega-
ton from among the
lightweight knights
on the rolls. They
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Held on a Charge OF Burglary.

Detective Carter this morning arrested q
negro named Dan Comfy and took him to the
Police Court, where he was charged with house.
breaking at the residence Of Mr.. Phil Crismond,
1928 Corcoran street. Mr.. Crismond is secre-
tary Of the Jockey club and last August his
family was at Falls Church. One day in that
month the house was entered and robbed of
nearly e200 worth of clothing. Detective
Carter, who has been investigating the case,
has recovered nearly all Of the stolen clothing,
and this morning he arrested Comfy. The
prisoner denied the charge. but nearly al Of
the clothing he was wearing was Nj. Cris-
mond's property. He then claimed that he
met stranger with quantity Of clothing; that
he took tho stranger home with him and the
latter gave him the clothing. The prisoner
was committed for hearing next week
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they have played the
part of host. DeMolay
commandery has been
especially active in this
good work. Much Of
the labor has fallen upon
the recorders OF the sew
eral communicates. Mr..
L. G. Stephens, the re-
corder of DeMolay. has
been engaged almostin
,cessantly. Mr.. Stephens
has been the recorder
OF DeMolay since its
organization. He was
initiate q in Dawson
lodge in 1859, and was a
charter member Of PEN
talpha lodge. On the
org anization of the
Grand Chapter Of the
kA -Aa .@S
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OK CAp1roL HnL
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS AT AND BELOW
COST TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
Owing to my increasing business at my Main store
6O2 tn n.w.) have decided TO close out Branch
S.ors: Entire stock Of season4bls DEy and Fancy
Stock complete In every particular, Call early.
WM c. VIERBUCHEN,
10 9TH ct. me-, near East Capitol,
oc2-3m (Formerly Castelps).
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Sam King, Of the Columbia athletic club,
winner of numerous races in this and other
cities, and v alter E. Williams, who claims the
amateur championship for go yards in the
District, will, on Wednesday next at Ais, con-
test for the 100 yards amateur championship of
the District at Capitol park. Dan O'Leary and
G. w. Holmes have donated for the winner a
gold medal appropriately engraved Both men
are fast runners. evenly matched, and a good
race is promised
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.

AT THE WHITE HoUsE TopAr-The Presi-
dents callers today included Secretaries VIM
dom, Tracy and Rusk and Senators Henderson,
spooner and Ransom. In the afternoon the
PRESIDENT held a general reception in the east
room and shook hands with several hundred
persons, mostly ladies.
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Charleston. His advice in matters Of Masonic
Jurisprudence Is sought by every commandery
in the state. Since Mr.. Davis has been active
in West Virginia few Masons stop It any degree
short Of knight Temrlar, and the proportion
Of Knights Templar has greatly increased
A KNIGHT OF DEMoLAY.
The local Communicates should be proud of
the enecetic and satisfactory manner in which
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Badly Hurt. by a Cave In.

This morning while workmen were digging
sand near I'd and E streets southeast the bank
caved in and caught William Walker beneath
it. He received severe internal injuries and
his back was badly hurt. He was taken to
Providence hospital in the police ambulance.
Walkers home is in Alexandria, but he has
been boarding on New Jersey avenue.
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Treasury Department Changes.

Promotions: Miss Sarah L. Smith of New
York, from class E, e1,oo0, to class 1, Office of
the fifth auditor; Miss II. p. Dame Of New
Hampshire, from class d, $500, TO class
/, Office Of the second auditor;
Miss J. W. Tannahill Of Indiana, from
class class B, e72o 70 elsss D, fsOo; Miss
class A, S62O, to class B, $720.
Office Of the Secretary: Miss b. G. Hopkins.
from 81 asa 10 u. 400; p yeneris, from class
TO class 1, and Mrs.. Rachel Dodson, from class
E to class, I In the bureau Of engraving and
printing.
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MARRIED.

CARPENTER-CLARK. At Sycamore Farm Sand
Mich, Mass, on October 8, 1883, by the Rev BROOKE
Herford, Assistant Paymsster JOHN 5. CARPENTEk
UsS., to CHARLOTTE f.. dsushter Of Edward
Clark, esq, Of this city.
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An ARMY BOARD APPoINTED.-The Secretary
of War has ordered a board Of engineer
officers, to consist Of Coils. Cyrus d.
Comstock and David G. Houston, and
Lieut. Col. George l.. Gillespie, to
meet IN New York for the purpose OF examining
First Lieut. Med. Townsend and Second Lieut..
Chas. s. Richie, engineer corps, with q view TO
their proportion
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-12

Range of the Thermometer Today.
The following we're the readings at the sig.
nal office today: sam, Sc; 2p.m, 50; maxi
mum, 50: minimum, 81.
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NAVAL ORDERs-Lieut. r. ii. Lefevre has
been ordered to duty at League Island navy
yard. Ensign Geo. 4. Clark has been assigned
for special duty at the ship yards Of Oramp d
Sons, Philadelphia. Gunner Robt. II. Cross
will be retired on the 10th instant Gunner
Andrew Harmon has been granted six months
sick leave.
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Much of this pros
perity in Templarism
Is owing to the ener-
getic work Of Mr.. Geo.
Davis of Charleston, W.
Va. Mr.. Davis Is q
thirty-third degree Ma
son, and his other titles
are manifold. He il
minister Of state and
grand orator Supreme
council, U.S.A.,A.A.S.
R.; past master Kama
wha lodge, No. 20; past
high priest Tyrean
Royal Arch chapter,
No. Is, pSst eminent
N0YOR1n nAop Wano-k~
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OUR KNIaHTLY VISITORS.
Some OF the Communicates that At
tended the Conclave.

sxErcHEs or REPRESENTATIVE BODIES AND REP
REsENrATIvE MEN-rHE PREcEPToRY FROM
TORONTO PROMINENT DISTRICT MASON AND
xNIoRr TENPLAR,
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NAVAL Notes.-The Lancaster viii be ready
to leave the Brooklyn navy yard about the 18th
for Portsmouth, where she will be repaired.
She will be taken up by the tug Triton upon
her return from the Norfolk navy yard,
whittier she is now towing the Brooklyn. The
Petrol has reached the Norfolk navy yard
where she viii be inspected for acceptance
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w. Nj. SHUsrER 4 SoSs.
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This comprises CASHMEREs, FOULEs. ARMURES
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WALLS 4 co.'s

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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the orening and closing pr1ces Of
the New York Stock Market 40 reported by special
wire TO Corson and Mccartney, 14l0 street.
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DISTRICT GOVERNMENT.
BUILDING PERMITS

were issued today as follows: b. C. King & Co,
for the Emory Chapel frame church, Bright.
wood avenue. DC; 1880. Martin Bro. one
brick dwelling, Hickey road, county; $1,000
Hanson Banks, one brick dwelling, 731 ii
street southwest: 800.
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w rDDIsa PnEsrsrs,

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SALAD BOWLS, DESSERT PLATES, &C., in new and
patterns and shapes.
Rich Decorations in Vienna Ware I'm ICE CREAM
SEIss PLATES. SALAD BOWLS, A. d. COFFEES
and ODD SHAPE DISHES.
As We import nearly all our Fancy Goods We can
oner at,ractivey low prices for goods Of the best
wILMARTH L EDMoNsToN,
CHINA AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
se4-3m 1905 PENN AVE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-12
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued BY the
clerk of the court 10 John Theodore Tate and
Margaret Tate Of York, Pa; Randolph Robey
and Rose Barghausen. Pietro Santangelo and
Angelina Bonavires; Judson Edenton and Ada
Hall, both Of 6pottsylvsnia county, Va