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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
All Have Qualified. Except Two of the Re
publicans.

The Judges and registrars for the next
election have all qualified in the clerks
Office Of the Hastings Court, with the eX-
ception of two-the Republican judge at the
First precinct in Madison Ward, and Re
publican Judge at the Fourth precinct III
Clay Ward.
Following &, the list, with the above eN-
ceptions. TIE first name alter each pre-
cinct is a registrar, besides being Judge.
The second name is also IA Democratic
nudge, and the third name is the Republican
judge:
Marshall-First precinct Joseph +. Long.
Thomas j. Enrignt, Nicholas Dawson. See
Ond James y. GOddin. Stanley llpscOmb'
Patrick keenan, Third. W. NJ. Williams,
John Pitt, o. NJ. steward.
Jefisrson-Flrst. c. W. Otey, Harris Jacobs,
}. Henry Crutchneld. Second. 1. }. koDerl 81
son. Henry Cohen, AntilO'ti Davis. Inlrd.
=. X Perdue, Thomas H. Richardson, +. T.
Murphy. Fourth. George W. Folbes' ~ -
GoOde. William williamson.
Monroe-First. II. II. wilkins Andrew Z
Knowles Albert WOOdsOn. second. Thomas
Elicit, Fred. Peasants sheppard ). Lee.
Third Andrew KrOuse, Luther Martin, 1. j.
Noble Fourth. 1. LOvenstein, a. Is. eau
thorn. W. L. Griffin. Ftith. George OlDsou'
Jr. John A Mosby, John W Foster.
MadisOn-First. Junius 4. Hobson, samuel
A Waggoner second. John L. Quarl, ;,
Jonn Blair, q. W. Russell. Third. James II
PccOr, William L. HARDWOOD, James nun
dOlph. Fourth. X. {. walden, > I'Nioi
Evans, W ID. brown.
CIay-First. J. L. Lewis, John Laird, {. W
Burr Second. W. :. Jenkins, Is. +. shopper
son, George n. Gwathney. Third. a. ;
Burford e. V Clash M Thompson. Fourth
.seorge j. Hooper. Humphrey Calder. Flftn.
l.. A. Jacob, NJ. A. Townsend, Thomas H.
Anderson. .,
Jackson-Flrst. G.. W. Felthans George r.
BAILEY n G.. stokes. second. Robert Tay-
Tor, William Joseph smith, a. j. Gilpln
Third. James III. Bradley, Henry W. Kun, >
y Richardson Fourth. John Finnerty, j. &
Donnella, Benjamin 4. NandeValL
COMMISSIONERS.
George j. Hooper. Andrew krouse, james
III. Godding, r.. f. Murphy. h. W. Russell.
The registrars of election can ind at the
clerks Office of the Hastings Coz ri list OF
conyicts from May last Qast eectlon( tC
the present time. They are required &c
have these lists on election day.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Collision on the Il. and D.-Land Enter
prises Organized.

RALEIGH. y. c., oct. IS special. r.
An accommodation freight train comiul
from Greensboro on the Richmond and Dan
Vile collided with the train for keysyill,
'ust as it pulled into the station in Thu
city this morning. Engines Of both train,
were seriously wrecked, but no one wa,
killed. The accident was caused by q
switch being improperly set.
1t is definitely learned that two land com
panies have been organized here by leading
capitalists Of the city, and that TWO Of the
most important land enterprises ever seen
here will be launched in few days. one
syndicate has purchased "a large tract O
land IN the eastern suburbs Of the city, neal
Camp Russell, and another syndicate ha'
purchased a large area in the western sub
urbs, known a. the Parker property. BOtl
tracts Will be laid of into streets. and ther,
will be- sale Of lots at an early date.
10 is learned that negotiations are on foot
by the state for the sale or lease OF the Al
lantic and North Carolina railroad, which
is now owned by the state.
The funeral OF John J. Christophers, who
died in this city Yesterday, took place 10
day. He was at the time OF his death IN,
oldest citiZent IN Raleigh.
The police Of Wilmington made a raid on
gambling-hOuse IN that place about
O'Clock Yesterday morning, and captured
fourteen negroes engaged IN playing keno
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29
CITY Circuit Court.

4 charter was granted yesterday IN the
City Circuit Court TO the German merlcan
Banking and Building Company. The oh.
iect of the company is to conduct general
banking and perpetual building fund bust
ness. The capital stock OF the company l.
not to be less than 10000, nor more than
$500 ZOO, the principal Office to be in Rich
mond. The officers for the first year are
President, Alexander llerholzer; Vice,
President, James b. Elan; secretary and
Treasurer. Charles h. Willis, llenricC
county; Attorney, W. c. Preston. Board
Of Trustees: f. oitterding Il. +. Richard
son, and jackson Brandt. Directors: y
Y. Randolph, VI. W. Gayle, \. Herholzer
j. VI. Fourqurean, William Z. thinner
mann. John Mahony, Henry Grimmel, D.
Is. Elan. j. u. Carneal. Thomas y. Cartel
A. l.. Phillips, of Richmond, and }. ii
Middendorf, of Chesterfield county.
Mr.. Archer Anderson, Jr., qualified t.
practice in the court.
In the suit of Warner Moore against
James p. Scott judgment was entered iol
Al92.UJ.
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THE POOR
Plan for "A Wing for Coiored People to
the White Aimshousc.

Plan for "A Wing for Coiored People to
the White Aimshouse.
The Committee on the Relief Of the Poor
met yesterday afternoon. The meeting was
called at the instance of Mr.. j. 7. Ferriter
who Is chairman OF subcommittee and
has in charge the moving Of the col
orcd aimsh0use, Mr.. Ferriter submitted
plan made by Colonel W. +. Cutshaw to
build back Of the present white almshouse
n house similar 10 that one. In other words,
10 make two wings Joining the present
wings, and 10 build "A house IN the rear
similar 20 the one now fronting on
Hospital street. II was proposed
by the subcommittee that this new
house should be occupied by the cOlored
people who now live in the cOlOred aims
house AT the northern end OF flith street. a
discussion arose in the committee as 10
whether IL would not be better 10 move lhe
white people into that part. No action was
taken in the matter, however
The cost Of the proposed new building
will be about $4,000, but II is the ldea ol
the committee that if the land now 0ccu,
pied by the colored almshOuse is sold 1t Will
help considerably in meeting the cost.
Mr.. Carter, superintendent OF the aims
house. stated that there would also be con-
siderable saving if the new building was
erected.
The committee decided T. recommend the
plan 10 the COJncil. This body, OF course;
VIII refer il % the Finance Committee, ana
the subcommittee, Of which Mr.. Ferrlter i
chairman, was requested TO appear before
the Finance Committee.
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FARNfNuLE. Va. oct. 2N.- special
An infant wa, found Yesterday eve ON tho
banks Of the ApuomatoX. Major H. L.
Hooper. coroner. bad the sheriff % snmmon-
"a Jury Of inquest. The child was examined
b, Dr. y. :. White, who testified that ID
was living when born. \ reward has been
offered of twenty-five dollars, which may
bring the murderer % Justice.
b. :. Hooper, Jr., of Graham, IazeWeH
county. the assistant agent az that place. b.
here suffering with fever and his family
physician says i'll.
The white Republicans in this vicinity
are solid against Langst0n, and quite an in
terest is being exhibited, and thinks Mr
Epes may be- elected Boy majority not less
than TWO thousand.
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Ere In 4 shlnnd.

The residence of Mr.. Herbert +. Lefebyre,
in Ashland. was destroyed by fire yesterday
morning about 8 O'Clock.
The house was In the West-End, and was
one of the prettiest in the town.
The Ashland Hook and Ladder Company
responded promptly, but were unable TO
save the building, and only a small part of
the furniture. The house was insured in
the Virginia state Insurance Company for
81, $50, and the furniture was covered by an
Insurance Of $1,000. The origin of the fire
is unknown, but circumstances point 10 the
work of an incendiary.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29
FAIR At WELDON
Roanoke Agricultural and Mechanical
Association.

The twenty.frst Annual Fair OF the
Roanoke Agricultural and Mechanical As
ISOLATION begins at Weldon. \. C., today.
This is one Of the oldest fair organizations
in the state. IL will be grand success IN
every spect If 1t sustains It's reputation OF
formet years. But, owing to the good crops
in thai portion OF the state, the FAR tins
year will eclipse any heretofore held at that
place. M. n,..
The address by the Rev. Thomas Dixon,
who is minister Of great renown IN the
city OF New York, will be an additional al
traction. .,
Besides being an eloquent speaker, he Is
a native Of North Carolina, and this VIII
lend Greater enthusiasm in his reception.
There will be racing, both trotting ana
running. each day, by blOOded horses from
many states. No gambling OF any descrip-
ton will be allowed on or near the grounds,
and there will be nothing Objectionable TO
any one. The Fair concludes on October
3lst
Excursion trains are run from Kicnmond'
80 that those wishing TO visit the fair can &c
40 and return the same day.
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Belridge Hall last night was u scene OF
beauty. The fair faces Of the women. the
glitter Of precious jewels, and the simmer
ing of costly silks, made a scene long TO be
remembered. 1t was the opening ball OF
the Jefferson literary Society, and was IN
every way success. Men could scarce
have been more gallant, or women more
beautiful, and the chaperones and specta-
tor, declared it one Of the prettiest germans
ever danced.
MIR. samuel Bendheim led the figures, and
gracefully he marshalcd his forces together
He carried through successfully several
beautiful figures. which, if it could be done
enhanced the beauty Of the scene.
Everyone seemed imbibed with the srlr'
that all should enjoy themselves, and The
result was that all present spent a most de
| lshtfu and happy evening. The best YER
dict oft can be stated when it is said thai
| il was a success-a browning success.
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DESPERATE ENCOUNTER.
Fatal ARRAY between Two North Caro-
linians over "A Lady.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., oct. 2s.-Lemuel
Allen, a young man Of prominence in
AnsOnylie, this State, accompanied Miss
Grace Greene 10 a dance near that place last
night, and while the affair was atits height,
julius Tyson. an old admirer of Miss
Greene, called young Allen out Of the room.
The young men present knew that un-
friendly relations existed between the two,
and several Of the crowd followed them. As
they neared the place where the two young
men had stopped they heard them talking m
loud tone. They rushed upt0 them. but by
the time they reached the spot Tyson had his
knife out and was literally ch0pping Allen.
They tried in vain To separate the rivals,
but they seemed bent on killing each other.
Alien reached for his pistol. and with "A
steady aim pulled the trigger. The ball
took effect in TysOl's temple. Tyson fell TO
the ground, dead.
Allen made no attempt 10 escape, but
went 10 the officers and gave himself up,
saying that il was in self-deiense, and his
love for the young woman demanded ne
should put Tyson out of the way.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29
The roMhatan Cluh Meeting

Secretary +. b. Grymes, OF the Powhatan
Club. has sent the president OF every Dem
ocratic club in the city the following letter:
Your club is hereby invited 10 meet the
Powhatan Club IN body 10 attend the meet
ing 10 be held at the Richmond Theatre next
Thursday evening at s o'clock. You are eX-
pected 10 occupy seat on the stage. Assem-
bic at POwhatan Club rooms.
Ii is hoped that each club will turn out in
full force and Join the Powhatan Club at
their club rooms at : o'clock, and make this
a rOusing Democratic meeting.
Among the speakers will be Mr. Francis
+. Cassiter, of Petersburg.
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ne ,hould Not Have Gone Naked.

Ifthere is ono man in the city Of Rich
mond that deserves the patronage Of the
public. that man is Mir. Louis fellheimer
on the corner OF Third and Broad. lie Is a
man that does not believe in eXtortlng ont
raeeous profit. from the public, ma fact, Do
mas mo- occasion 90 DO so. because i'm the iirsl
place bee does not pay four or seven thou'
sand dollars rent and publish. Dig namln-
costly advertisements. chock fun Of poi
souous bait. but. ON thcconlrary, he Away
causes the words Of truth 90 appear Over
his signature; and any person that Is ir
need Of tirstclass OyercOat, suit OF clothes
0r pantal00ns for thrty-i1e per cent. less
than what is charged by the Kind of dealer
who labor under big expenses. we say
use good discretion, and visit the famous =
-. p. G., and YOU will surely not regret u.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29

Dennis T.. sullivan. treasurer Of the Fsther
Matthew Total Abstinence society Oh NtW-
about Sl,3O.
Ex.State senator j. W. Robbins, Of Talbot
ton. Georgia. was killed instantly yesterday
I'M ihe Fair Grounds at Macon 10y % ialllue
polo which was erected for the balloon asceh-
sion.
The brotherhood Of locomotive ENGINEERS
have decided 10 hold tine next lntetil.t i ,,.
convention az Atlanta ou.the 10TH az May,
1892.
Edward Cooper. of New York, ana James
Henderson, of Ohio. civil engineers M ihe
eup'o, of the New York and sew Haven
railway, were instantly killed ON the Ninhllc
bridge by being struck ty a train.
4 fire no Eureka Springs Ark Monday
afternoon consumed property valued ai
5000 900. There was no loss of life.
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THE CITY COMMITTEE.
Opinion of the Republioans-Capt styT'
Death.

The City Democratic Committee met IN
regular weekly session last night. MI
jackson Guy, chairman Of the Finance
Committee, reported that his commute g
was at work raising funds 10 deira{ the eN-
penscs of tue canvass. which had. Deeh at
tended with some success.
The Chair called upon each OF the SIX
ward superiniendents for reports as to the
work in their respective wards. All OF the
REPORTS were Of an encouraging manner.
considerable time Of the session was de-
voted to considering how many men should
be employed at the polls in the various pre-
cincts in the city.
MIR. GUY. i'm discussing this, said that II
was his opinion that the Republicans would
not put up an opponent to Captain wise
said he: II think that they viii not nomi-
nate a candidate, for the sake of using the
fact as evidence before the next Congress ia
favor OF the passage Of the Force bill. They
will say that il is no use for MS 20 nominate
n candidate, for we do not know whether we
can vote or not, and if We do our votes
would not be counted" He cited Mr.. WTay
4. knights address as evidence for MS De-
lief. -.
Mr.. Guy did not think that the Mitchell
nomination would amount 10 anything.
Mr. :. b. Brady moved that the matter ol
now MANY men suuNll ~ tinll'e'u at '"
pOles be referred 10 "A conference OF the ware
superintendents and the chairman oil the
committee. Adopted.
IL was decided that the conference should
he held this afternoon at O'Clock III MI.
Lambs office.
Mr.. A. W. Rosene offered the following
with appropriate remarks
VIII ereas the Democratic CITY central
Commi ttee have heard with profound regret
of the cath I'm this city last evening OF thal
grand old Democrat, the venerable Robert
n. Styll. ,,.
Resolved, That in the death of Mr. Styll the
city OF Richmond has lost a faithful and ell
client officer, the state Of Virginia patnOtl'
and devoted citizen, and the Delnucrau'
party one OF the truest, firmest and most en-
ergetic members, true In the dark DAYS Oh re-
construction. firm I'm every struggle for parry
supremacy, al energetic and Jealous 10 the
last moment Ga ile.
Resolved. Thai we tei.dcr 10 the members
Of his bereaved family our heartfelt sympa
thy.
The resolution was unanimously adopted
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-10-29
MANCH STER MATTERS.
Item, From the City on the other Side Of
the River.

The funeral Of Mrs. Frank W. Fitzgerald
took place yesterday morning at II O'Clock
from the Central Methodist church, OF
which she had long been a member. The
services were conducted by Rev. DIR. l.. NJ.
Peterson. and the following were the pail
bearers: Messrs. Samuel X. Owens, Henry
Gary. Il. A. Bowen, John O'Brien, :. :.
Wake. r. II. smith, and James \. Lips
comb. The remains were inferred al
Maury cemetery.
Judge b. 4. Hancock was in the city yes
terday.
The next term Of the Chesterfield Cir.
cult Court begins November 18th. several
important cases will be considered. Inc
County Court will begin its session Noyem-
Der 10Th. II is probable that the Hastings
Court will be in session the rest OF the week,
but only civil cases will be considered.
Not a single case was before the Mayor
Court Yesterday.
Mr.. W. J.. Moody, who has been head
miller at the Dunlop mills 70 years. has re-
signed, mis- resignation taxing elect at
noon Yesterday. but he Will still remain III
Manchester.
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A REGISTRAR ARRAIGNED.
MR. ROBERT TAYLOR BEFORE
JUDGE ATKINS.

The Prisoner Refused 20 Allow Mr.. DE
Priest to Copy the Registration Book
of the second Precinct OF jackson
Ward.
Mr.. Robert Taylor, the registrar at the
second precinct, jackson Ward. was arrest
cd by the Federal authorities yesterday
afternoon about 3 O'Clock upon warrant
sworn out by Mr.. Clinton DE Priest, a lie
pnblican supervisor for that ward.
Monday afternoon Mr.. DE Priest went TO
MIR. TAYLOR and asked 10 he allowed 70
make n COPY of the registration books ior
the second precinct OF Jackson Ward. MT.
Taylor refused TO grant the Republican
supervisors request. claiming that there Is
no authority whereby a copy OF his DooHs
can he demanded by the United states
authorities.
CASE REPORTED.
Mr.. DE Priest at once reported the case 10
Chief Supervisor NJ. +. Peasants, who had
given MIR. DE Priest an order 10 make copy
of the books A warrant was then sworn
out by Mr.. DE Priest for the arrest OF MI.
TAYLOR. which was served upon him yester-
day afternoon.
The warrant was issued in accordance
with the REVISED statutes Oh tue 1hit'"
state, which, If construed In one sense. II -
said sustains the action OF the federh au-
thOriiies.
WANTED rosrPONEMENT.
Mr.. James {. Lamb and City-Atiorney
&. V. Meredith represented the accused
and asked MIR. Peasants yesterday before
the arrest 10 postpone any action unui
Judge Hughes arrived tomorrow, which
was denied by the chief supervisor.
Me.srs. Lamb and Meredith then asked
MIR. Peasants 60 allow them 20 read the
law 10 him bearing upon the case, whicn
they thought would convince him that the
proceedings were unlawful. The CHEZ
supervisor refused 10 bear them.
Soon after his arrest yesterday afternoon
MIR. TAYLOR. at O'Clock, was arraigned before
United states Commissioner I. W. n
kins for a preliminary hearing. Mr.. DE
Priest was present a witness against
Mr.. TAYLOR. During the proceedings IT was
brought out that the case involved con
struction of sections 10, IL. and 20, - ol
the Revised Statutes Of the United states.
Judge Atkins decided to postpone the case
until tomorrow afternoon at O CLOCK
when Judge Hughes will hear the case
Mr.. TaylOr's recOgnzance was received
for his appearance at the trial.
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MI. uanrnnd,s TnncrnI.

The funeral Of Mr. W. Il. Haurand, an
operator lately employed by the Postal Tele-
graph Company. took place Yesterday after
noon from Pine-Sueet Baptist church.
Among the many handsome ilord designs
was one representing broken circuit, two
telegraph poles with a broken wire borne
by two messenger boys in full uniform, also
pillow with $50" which in telegraphy
means "no more" and the letters al. A.
the telegraphic signature of Mr.. Haurand.
Both were sent by the telegraphers of the
city.
Aurora Council. Jr. O. L. a. NJ, attended
in body. Captain Frank Cunningham
sang a solo. The pall-bearers were Messrs.
ID. X. Davis, W. j. Freeman, ii. l.. llulce,
G. ". Saunders, William II. Paynter, and
Joseph II. Marshall. The interment was al
OakMOOd.
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named Immediately. This will be done
under the direction Of Mr.. W. Il: Gron, sn
e eao engineer representing the Nori .
american construction Company OF fit,s-
hurg who IL now on the ground. Inc
on Lights and Safety have
nrenared n diagram Of the streets, liking
he location of the lights, and the number
of the street lights has been increased IRON i,,
eighty to one hundred: Inc company WIZ ha
IL are hcing nut up and the other appa-
rradus niaced in position. From the number
~ i;~bis being spoken for for dwelling aud
commercial purposes, Mr.. Houck thinks a
second dynamo will be Il necessity al an
enrlY day.
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lev was married last night to- Mr.. Walter
Bonney, OF Chesterfield. The nuptials oc-
CURED at 3 O'Clock, and was attended by a
large number Of friends OF the couple.
The bride, VIII, il a talented and popular
Young lady, wore blue serge and velvet,
with hat 10 match, and was attended by
Miss Susie Gregory Of Chesterfield. The
latter wore a brown cloth suit.
The ushers were: Messrs. Burton, Dunn,
Fendlcy, Dickinson, Taylor, and Beltwood
After the marriage a reception was ten
dercd Mr.. and Mrs. Bonney at Mrs. Charles
sintons residence, Twenty-siXth and Frank
lin streets. They afterwards left on lou'
south.
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MILLINERY. &C.
KEUFMANN & Go.
Special Sale
OF THE
CELEBRATED K. & ]. CORSET

We hare c0nclUded 10 discontinue me
sale of this make Of C0rsets not because
then are in any respect imperfect. buf H
order 10 make room f0rgrodes more pop
uI1r irih our customers. The n a. I.
CORSETS are so rcH kuOirH that q rs
unnecessary 10 describe them. so lre c'H
onIg mention the styics and prices Of orr
best bargains.
Sfyie %. H. d. T.. wite oHig. st0Hdofd
price. Soc. orr price diTiHg this GIe"
sale. only 3sc
Stgle 40. b. e.. T., ichite oHly rtg"ldr
price. sic. Dming this rcet rc rHs eH
them at soc.
Sfy.e 40. r. d. r.. rhtc oniy oihor
dcqlcrs price. n. lon cum b'y h'.m ~
as for 7ic.
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Captain stylPs Funeral.

The funeral OF Captain Il. IL. Styll took
Mace Yesterday afternoon from the First
Baptist church. There was large cOngre-
cation present. who testified by their pre-
sence in WI Ahigh appreciation the old
Captain We HRev. DIR. George Cooper of
iciated. Vine services were Of an i'm
pressive character. The pall-bearers were
Honorary-C Charles Campbell, John IL
knowles, Sr., General Peyton Wise, Charles
q. Thompson. II. X. EllysOn and Charles
Phillips. Actiye-John A. Curtis, John \
Parker, X. b. Munford. William Ii. Scott,
William IL. Cullingworth, George ID. Gear
man. and representatives of Virginia Lodge
No. >. knights of Pythas.
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They HuiItthe Shin.

The Missionary Ship" entertainment
was presented at the Mozart Hall last night
before "A large audience. A quartette sang
several excellent selections.
The ship was built by the following little
misses: Garnet seal. Laura Webb, Julia
Bidgo0d, Florrie Anthony, Mabeth Russell.
LYDIA Ililtzhimer, Addie Powell, Luelte
Micheals. Helen Farley. Pearl scott, Annie
Kinsey, Hope Hates, Eulah scott, Nirgie
Pollard, Mary Forest, Alice Crutchtield,
Ella DunfOrd, Virginia Farmer, Kate Humid
lev. Mary l.. Hobson, Rosa Pettis, sallie
Jones, Oracle Dance Edna Blanton, Bessie
Haley, Maud Jones, Sarah TAYLOR, Glenner
Davis. Nellie Wertenbaker, Edith Seal.
Ii was pleasing entertainment, and en-.
loved bV all