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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
THREE VESSELS WITH BUT A sINGl

THREE VESSELS WITH BUT SINGLE THOUGHT
London. May 1s.-The Anchor Line steamer City
Of Rome, Captain Young. sailed from Queenstown at
j. 80 p m. to-day for NewYork. The Guion steamer
Alaska. Captain Murray. sailed at 30 p M, and the
Cunard steamer Aurania Captain Dutton, at p. m.
All went ahead at full steam directly they cleared
Queenstown Harbor. There is heavy betting on the
result of the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
THE PORTE AND THE r

THE PORTE AND THE RUSSIAN WAR INDEMNITY.
Constantnople. May 15.-The Porte has not yet
replied 10 Russa's claim for the payment Of the ar
OF the indemnity. VI. Nelidof. the Russian
Ambassador, in urgent note 10 the Porte demands
the payment OF the from the loan. Other
further measures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
AN EXPEDITION To MOZAMBIQUE.

Lisbon, May ls-A political and scientific expedition
to Mozambique will start from this city early In July
and will disembark at Quilimane. senhores Carvalha
and Ribciro, formerly members OF the Portuguese
Cabinet, will accompany the expedition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
RRraKJyG JAEL WITH Dynamic

Chicago, May ls tspecIap.-" Dave Culp, ". Gonga
Henry Mctcalf, Andrew Protrosh and Billy West.
escaped from the county Jail at carllnve last night
1;hcy escaped by blasting a large Grafton rock WIN
dynamite and crawling out through the openinG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
ALARMED AT THE TARIFF BILL.

Berlin. May l5.-The Mckinley Tariff bill in the
United States Congress alarms exporters Of textiles
generally. and also exporters of hops. In 1880
10000 centners of hops went TO America. and ad-
vance In the tariff of from TO Is cents per pound
would be runous 10 the German market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

Housatonic Railroad Lieutenant Governor S; E. Mer-
win, and Mayor Peck, of New Haven ana others gns
Music will be furnished by the Yale Glee Club. Inc
objects OF the meeting similar TO that OF the meet
ing held at Oswego, Y. Y, few weeks ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
cRUsHED BETWEEy CARBUuRERs.

Newburg y. V, May IS speciall. Michael MahcF'
new Erie yardmaser here. being on duty only TWO
days, was crushed between Two ours last night aua
killed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19
INsPECTING WEST VIRGIN1A AND pIrrsRuRG.

iNofF0IiNu WESr NlhGlNlA AND PITTSBURG
Pittsburg May 1s.President Mayer OF the Baltimore
and Ohio, and ex-senator j. N. Camden OF West Virginia
have returned from trip Of inspection over the West Vr
gina and Ptsburg Railway. The road and its branches
were found to be in good condition. will be completed
In June
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

CUSTOMS DUTIES IN BRAZIL PAYABLE IN GOLD
Paris. May 1s.-The Brazilian Government has de-
creed that after July l. customs duties TO the minimum
amount OF 20 per cent shall be payable In gold.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-19

BISHOPS TO RECEIVE CARDINALS HATS
Rome, May ls.-At the next consistory, which will
probably be held June Is, three bishops will re-
ceyc cardinals hats. Monsigneur Sarthon, Vicar
Apostolic of Western Chill, will be transferred 20
Pckin, in similar capacity.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
Dalass ~ Easisiess.
PALAcs o. rAsalos. s
-AsTRIcH'S
PALACE OF FASHION.
lis AND III \. QUxxH q.
-AsrRlcH's

Em6yoadey7es.
An immense line Of 74-inch
Swiss Flouncings at IS, 2o. 49,
81, As. so. 81. rs, ooc and 81 q
yd. Special Bargains in 4o-inch
Skirtings at 81, so. 6a, rs, ooc
to $I.75 a yard. Elegant Hem
stitched Embroidery Skirtings
and Flouncings at low prices.
Special value in Hamburg Edg-
ings at S and roc a yard. Col
ored Embroideries in all combin-
ations. Torchon Laces, a job
lots--one at SC a yard, one at &c
a yard, one at Ioc a yard, one at
I7Hc a yard; all Of them
worth more money.
Trimmings.
Black Silk Passamenteries.
10, IS, 20, 25c to $I.75 yard.
Steel Passamenteries, at 7sc,
81, $I.25, $3.50 to s. a yard.
Silver and Gold Braids and Sou
taches. Black Silk Fringe, 40,
50, 1851 to SI.a5 a yard, Steel
Sets, $I.5o, $I.75 to s.. Black
| Bead Sets, 75c, 81 a set. Braids
and Bindings Of all colors and
designs. Dress Linings.
GLoveS.
Another lot OF "Lupin" Lac.
ing Kid Gloves, S hooks, in
black, tan and states, at 4oc a
pair. An immense line of Lisle
Gloves, at Ioc a pair. Elegan,
Tafeta Silk Gloves at I5c a pair
Pure Silk Gloves at IS, 80, 81,
50 and 75c pair. Gauze Lisle
Gloves in black, tan and states
at 25c a pair.
Bargains tn Hosiery.
Ladies' and Children's Fas'
Black Ribbed Cotton Hose, a
10 and 12H pair. Best Ribbed
Royal Black Cotton Hose, fol
Ladies and Children, 2sc a pair
Ladies full regular made
Black Cotton Hose, 12Hc a pr
Ladies full regular made Bal
briggan Hose laHc a pair.
We call special attention t
our grand assortment Of Gold
Silver and Oxydize Buckles a
25c apiece. New Canvas Belts
Silver Snake Buckles at Ioe
in black, white and navy. Leath
er Belts in black and tan color.
Patent Adjustable Buckle, plail
and perforated leather, onl
1oc apiece. Silk Canvas Belt
only 25c. The latest in Silve
and Oxydized Bracelets at 10
apiece.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

Genator Vest has been amusing the
seDuntIy with satirical remarks about
i mileage and its fair. The senator does
lpt admire the windy city. Missouri
Soople are not apt to do so, because Of
- rivalry between the city Of the great
liver and the city Of the great lakes.
4 ~ senator declares that he does not
mink that the people of the
E1eontry want q centennial fair, and
S1hAt they do not want 1t at Chicago.
4 IA surrenders the victory as to the
sDlace to Chicago, but thinks that 1t still
would be very good thing to drop the
i 1niS. The fact that the House had voted
z b thought, should not control the Sem
Heto. His colleagues, however, generally
Nksogreed with him, and with probably
Httls more enthusiasm for the fair
sthsmselves, concluded that the action
- the House settled 1t and that the fair
must be-
Doubtless there will be good many
1ympathixers with Senator Vest In his
sopiniop that Chicago is far from Heaven.
We believe that amid all its claims
= has never yet set up to be all Heav-
enly place. 1t claims to be everything
that 10 best on earth, but avoids any
o668estion that 1t is the abode Of the
4 Sonipts. With the well advertised char
ecteristics OF Its population and the sight
- IT. many millionsires sitting upon
b plnnaclss reared upon beef and pork
\ nnA grain futures, the howl OF Chicago
4 Tpeudently stops short of the claim of a
Isaysniy future.
Whether the people of st. Louis are
my better may be q question. The
42ovious certainly have one qualification
loD than the successful in this world for
/ obods In Heavenly home. Hard as It
( e IT the rich to reach Paradise, 1t Is
4 31osdsr still for the fellow who tries oil
- tricks to be rich and, failing, growls
- uthoas who outstrip him In the
H4ee. Probably we may sagely conclude
e9nt the claims Of the cities for, the site
- ths worlds fair may be safely rested
opon considerations other than their
4 DogaAity. To Be sure IL q town II 40
tyosy bad - 70 take the stranger In and
Epoe and murder him, II would be a
4 E1rswback upon the other delights which
<1t o6eu 70 fair visitor. Chicago
GnAy be such place. We know
4 oAAt Il has attracted Q great deal of
egperisnce In the art Of taking people
~ erQm tie many political conventions
= ~ held. We sensibly realize that
Ghlcago Will charge the centennial visi-
~ veil; but its surrounding praIries
- wids, its wooden houses aud pork are
neAp. There viii b harbor Of refuge on
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
The Naval Display In ,es.


The senators had plenty Of fun over
the worlds fair bill, and, ~ might have
expected, showed some irritation at he.
Ing forced to admit the matter already
decided by the action Of the House. No
doubt many senators would have been
greatly pleased TO reverse the Chicago
decision simply ~ an assertion Of sena-
torial independence and dignity, but
they reolized that there had already
been too much squabbling over the mat
ter, and that the success Of the enterprise
might be imperiled by further trifiins.
Henceforth all sectional jealousies
should disappear and the whole country,
will take pride in making the fair Of 1892
great success. As for the naval review,
it has many doubtful elements ~ ma
tional entertainment. It Is one thing to
invite the navies Of the world, and
another to see II they will come. There
may be wars or rumors Of wars about
that time. Royal governments may
mot be eager 70 add to the glorihca-
tions Of o republic, or to hazard
collisions in crowded harbon OF ships
costing many millions Of dollars. But
n they should send q few Of their
great fleets, the poor little American
navy will be completely overshadowed.
There have been great naval reviews
abroad Ia tho past year given for the
benefit Of the travelling kaiser, and the
| English display was particularly Inn
posing; but II Is singular that this nation
without . navy should be the first to
invite the navies Of the world TO re-
view along Its defenseless coasts. The
decree has gone forth, however, and
whether the ships are sent or not, there
will be great braying Of bands and
banging Of guns In New York harbor In
April Of 1893 as an Of advertisement of
the opening Of the international fair.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
~ aissr's.
PnILADELSAiA, Tuesday, April y. -

-
PnILADELpniA. Tuesday, April =. isse.
Tile Dress Goods sensation.
EyeneA sfx0s. this seasons
make, and at an Average efAaD
regular prices.
They've set the dry goods
men talking they've set mer-
chants buying to sell again ;
they've crowded some Of the
longest counters in the store
with delighted customers.
Take these Mohair Brillian-
tines. Some striped or plaided
by dainty stripings Of silk !;
some rich with Jacquard fig-
ures. All Of them in choice
Spring shades, and every yard
a good square 81 worth, as
such goods go. The price is
|ON cents.
Then here are Striped French
Serges in all the new colorings.
Imported to sell at soc. AS
good or better stuff than
you're likely to come across in
any store at soc. The price is
taOentyJfve cents.
These are the two price ex.
tremes-3o, IS and 4oc be.
tween. About 900 styles and
colorings all told.
Crepeline at 6Ic One Of
the Dress Goods marvels ol
the season. Its normal price is
I2Hc. At the rate it's going a
week or-se.fAese will wind it up
Northwest OF centre.
We hold up four Black Gren
adines. Easy enough to see
what sort of a stock Of all the
seasonable weaves must be be
hind them.
AiI-3ilk, Oper-Mes t}renadlne that will
not slip, 81 inches wide 75c, 81, el.26.
Twisted six 9renadine, "a Inches wide, 81
sl.6, SO. %, e25O
8-inch satin striped 0renadine, stripe
from 4 TO inches wide, el.25.
Priestley's Camel Hair 0renadine, 10 to
inches wide, 60, %, TIC, u, el.2A
Northwest OF centre.
One hint in the papers Of tn,
new Ring-stitched Comforta
bles. Enough. Every woman
seemed to be wanting them
What wonder Light weight
warm, handsome and cheap
Take the $I.6s grade +: covered
with neatly printed scrim, flles
with clean carded cotton. $2.5c
in the old style would not Civ
the same comfort and beauty
Better coverings up to So.
Near women's Waiting Room.
John Wanamaker
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

the prairie aud abundant means Of
eecaue by water and rail, II the situa-
tion gets too perilous for the innocent
stranger In the quadriccntennial time.
Chicago may resemble Hades but II IL
an easier place to get out Of, II not to
get into.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

THE Pan-American delegates are owl
IDENTIFY worn out. They did not receive the
proposal for Southern tour with enthusi-
asm and only thirteen accepted the invita-.
tion, but, moro melancholy still only two Of
those accepting started. on the special train
FOR Richmond, and 30 Secretary Blaine was
forced TO recall the expedition. A Pan
American tour with only two Of the South
srn Pans would have been decided bur-
lesque.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
3t1tlltmerp Uoohe
vI,HE BON TON MILLINERY STORE.
-THE-
BON TON
Millinery
13 East King Street.
f1le irekhest Bonnet Fashions
Originate Here.

You get the first look in the
ever changing mirror Of fashion
right here.
Our Bonnets are liked be-
cause they are newer" and
prettier and unlike the hack
neyed styles you see on the
street.
The work of our trimmers is
a luxury, our low prices a JOY.
With one Of our hats or bon
nets you'll be fright in the
fashion," and not much "out Of
pocket"
We Trim to order
With distinguished success. We
suit your individual style and
taste, and our prices satisfy your
notions Of economy.
Weao Sf''aso Shapes.
Many new styles on our coun.
tcrs today New shapes and
colors in Lace Straws and Mi,
lans. Pretty Turban Toques,
5Sc., 73c, SIC. Open Work
Large Hats, 4Sc., o3c., 73c. and
o8c. each. "Van Dyke >
Straws, &c., oSc. and $I.a;
each. Children's Hats Trimmed
and Untrimmed. Hundreds tc
select from every shape ane
color. Prices remarkably low.
Lace Caps, 25c., 37c., sSc. ane
75c. New Styles and New De
signs.
Hafand Bonnet TRIMMINGS.
Ribbons, Flowers, Crepe Lisse
Laces, Gold and Silver Bullior
Gallons, Gold Laces ant
Braids. ETC., ETC., at less thar
any other store in the city.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
Ask Your Frisud. About r..

Your distressing cough can be cured. We
know II because Kemp's Balsam within the
past few years has cured so many coughs and
colds In this community. Its remarkable sale
has been won entirely by its genuine me, Il.
Ask some friend who has used IL what he
thinks OF Kemp's Balsam. There Is no medi.
cine 80 pure, none so effective. Large bottles
d0c and 81 At all druggists. (2D
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
WAN HouTEN's COCOA.
WAN HouTENy COCOA.
THE POPULAR COCOA OF EuRorB
THE COMING ONE OF AMERICA.
MosT APPETrzrNa-EAsrLy DIoEsrEp.

The VAN HourEN's process renders
their cocoa easy Of digestion and de-
velops in the highest~iesree its delicious
aroma. II 10 an excellent nesh-former,
my per cent. greater than the best Of
other cocoas.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

Foul tartar Is disease and death
Not only to the teeth, but breath;
II taints the mouth, and TO our smile
Gives most CHASTITY tinge, the while.
But II we've SOZODONT close by,
We may Its worst assaults defy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
HearHin,

feel ne,e. I was afflicted with sick head
ache and general debility, but BurdocK blood
ment In my general health. consider them
the best family medicine in the market"
ter by W. 7. hoch, lS7 and lS North Queen
street. SAse"
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

In order to show their superiority TO the
enemy the French In Dahomey cut of the
heads Of Ave captive female warriors when
they found that four French prisoners had
bcen beheaded. This may be forcible
African logic, but 1t will not gain the French
much civilized sympathy.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
North Pole Expedit,ons.

North Pole Expeditions,
Prize nights. lotteries, walking matches, and
worst sort. DR.. 1Nomas' Ecischic Oh Is not =
humbug. 1t 10 q quick cure for aches and
sprains, and 10 Just as good for lsmeness Sold
North Queen street.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
VAN HOUTEN'S
Cocoa
" Best and Goes Farthest. |"

sxvAN HoUTEN's COCOA {" once 1ied,
always used y IL he original, pure. soluble
Cocoa, invented, made and patented in Hoi.
land, and Ia to-day better and moro soluble
than any Of the numerous limitations. In fsct'
u ~ generally admitted ali over Europe fand
comparative test will easily pfovel that no
other Cocoa equals this Inventors In solubtlity,
agreeable taste and nutritlve qualities. "LArgsst
sale in the world" Ask for VAN HourEs's
AND TAKE NO orunR. RS
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
REINHoLDs
WHITE FRONT BARGAIN STORE,
Opposite Penn'a r. r. station

FnOu WANT A FIRsr-CLAss PORTABLE
- Englne and Boiler, on wheels, cheap as the
toilowing prices show: 9 horsepower, sl76 i
nosse-powsr p.n ~ ~ horsepower t576; i5 horse
bats. - East FULTON street. m7.,m
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

]. B. MARTIN & co.
China Department.
New arrivals every day Of
the week, and Novelties in
China and Glass are on exhibi-
ton.
TambLeys.
Thin Glass, with any initial
you may desire, at 81 a dozen,
put up in boxes Of dozen each.
Thin Glass Wreath Tumblers
at 79c a dozen; regular price
$I.25.
Table Lamps.
A great reputation for Low
Prices in the Lamp Department,
and our stock Of Rochester
Stand and Hanging Lamps is
complete.
GlaSsluye-We .Are Head
quarters.
Lower Prices than ever quoted
on Glass. Butter Dishes, cover
ed. &C; Sugar Bowls. covered, &C;
Bread Plates, sc Pickle Dishes,
SC; Footed Comports, &c;
Tumblers, plain, or fancy, SC;
Goblets, &C; Lamp Globes, &C.
Toilet Sets.
Exquisite Patterns in Toilet
Set in entirely New Designs,
from $3.50 a set to $4,000.
Odd Plates and Raheys.
From Dinner Sets, at one
half prices, White and Deco
rated.
J. B. MARTIN & CO.,
Cor. Nest King and Prince Sks.,
LANCASTER. PA
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

THE third annual report OF the Interstate
commerce commission, sent by Edward A.
Moseby, secretary, is q bound volume Of
some four hundred and fNy pages. con-
tanning great deal Of information on the
working Of railways, under the interstate
commerce law. A hundred pages are de-
voted to the commission report, and tho
rest are filled with appendices, among them
interesting articles on the federal regula-
tion Of safety appliances on the corpora.
tions and their employees, and on railway
methods of keeping accounts. The report
certainly shows that the commission has
found plenty Of work and promises to be
very useful. The actto regulate commerce
was firm step In the right direction, but,
As the commissioners say In their report,
"the time has come when more az gressive
steps can properly be taken."
-
Or the few professional mon of the United
States who find the pastures of Europe
green are dentists. Our doctors ofdivinity,
medicine or law do not cross tho Atlantic
for fame or fortune. Why the American
doctor of dentistry is held in high favor
abroad is accounted for by the fact that
nowhere but In America Is he so thoroughly
s"uBus ssh sho Aihhitc SUlu ucuCite ucGtllS
OF dentistry. DIR. Evans Of Paris, famous
and wealthy, Is native of this city. His
successful practice in France has induced
many American dentists to supply the
demands 6f the chief cities of the Old
World. Another who has distinguished
himself In London 10 VIM. IL. Croll, who
Is native OF Middletown, Pa, and dentist
of tha queen. He was married on Satur-
day to Miss Maud Alice Whitacre, OF
Brooklyn, at st. Georges Hanover Square,
London. The service was wholly choral
and the wedding hymn was specially COM
posed by Albert Raudegger The bride
wore dress ofivory-white cloth In princess
style, edged all around the skirt with real
ostrich feathers, over rich Bengaline silk
pettcoat, caught up with three largo horse
shoes OF orange blossoms The headdress
was oforange flowers, with ornaments In
diamonds. The couple left after the we'd
ding banquet for the continent. Mr.. CrolI
is about "a years of ago. He graduated In
dental surgery In Philadelphia, and i'm,
mediately went abroad
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22

VAN HoUTENs COCOA" Best and Goes
Farthest." CN
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1890-04-22
4e,ttt8trN.

nR. NATHURsT, DENTIST.
L. ~ CENTRE SQUARE.
Filling Teeth and Painless Extraction spe-
cialtes. New Sets made, broken ones mended
and remodeled. Teeth inserted without plates
and ptyoted, etc. Yes, everything pertaining
70 Dentistry VIM receive prompt attention, at
Naihorst is Sne ONLY Dentist In this county
who Is graduate Of Medicine as well as OF Dem
ustry: an advantage that is obvious.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1890-09-24
JEFFERSON DAVIS ESCAMp-
MENT.

At the regular meeting of this organ
ization held on Saturday. July 5t!i, Tor
the purpose of making arrangements for
here on October 10Th, the following
committees were appointed;
Committee OF Arrangements--Ju!iu
Levin, W j Calvit, James Andrews,
G. A Staples, CIV Bolton, Geo 0 Watts.
Committee on Music-S Schmalinski,
chairman Mrs A p Williams, Mrs james
IL Ransdell, Misses Mayre, 7 n Miles,
Moses Bloom and @ A Read.
| Contributions-Mrs Jacob Geiaer, Mrs
Moses Rosenthal, Mrs L H Mccormick,
Mrs. Henry Boyce, Mrs Lou Murdoch,
Mrs Jonas Hitler, Gen q Mason Ora
ham, I j Stafford, @ Barstow, r Fl
jackson, Joel Mathews, l. w Murdoch,
r Moore, J A Calhoon, FL P Peninger,
b II Randolph, I Blackwell, John
Swami, B H Lyons, G NJ Shaw,
James G White, Geo 0 Watts, Jonas
Rosenthal, Julius. Ariail, N L McGin-
mis-, D L Stafford. Z l. Luckett, f A
Blanchard, T G Barron, G E ringhurst,
JohnC Ryan, Joseph Levin, James G
Wise, Ben Turner, Louis Abadie, JOS
Lawrence, James P Hickman, JOS W
Texada, L Seip, G r Haworth, B I
Lewis, JOS T Hatch and Robert
| Hathorn.
Reception Committee-Judge w I
Blackman. John A Williams, } W Pres
colt, Joseph Fellows, Thomas Clements
Chas Nj Flower, Wm Polk, jr., n Ball
D " Hynson, Mrs c. NJ Flower, Mrs "
Harris, Mrs w w Wilmington, Mrs
James Andrews, Mrs Henry Boyce. Mrs
u a Staples, Mrs T. NJ Wells and Mrs
W } Caivit.
1t was moved that the Mayor an'
Council be invited as guests on the oc
casion and requested to assist us in enter
tanning the veterans.
All money contributions are requested
to be sent to q w Bolton, and other con
tributions be sent to G A Staples, chair
man committee OF arrangements.
The Committees OF Arrangements
and Contributions and Reception, ar
specially called to the above. tn
time draws near for The Reunion an
/. in order to make it a success, reflect
ing credit and honor upon our gro"
y ing city and generous people, it be
hooves each and every one to do q
n that lies in their power. The Oil
;, ferent members of the Committee o
= Contributions are kindly asked t
collect contributions as they car
and forward same at once 10 u. "
IL Bolton, Treasurer, at Alexandria.
IL Respectfully,
|. GEO. 0. WATTS,
e President,
ri W. w. WHrrr1NGroN, JR.,
Secretary.