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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31
DIED.

DIED.
ARNOLD-In this city 2sth inst. HRs. AMANDA
Nj. AaNoLD In the 18th year OF her age
AusTNmS Z, taf city, sf,h h., ins MtR.ASA ,Fn nSi
BAILEy-In this city, Il the Home for Aged
Women, ssth inst, ELIZA A. BAILEY in the 18th
BRAGG-rn this city Dec. 3oth, Mrs. MARY
BRAGG, wife OF Nelson NJ Bragg
BUTTs-In East Providene Dec. 3oth, FRANZ
Butts, in he 10th year Of bis tae,
BURGEss-ln this city Dec. roth. ANy ELIZA
BETH. widow Of Albert NJ Burgess, in the 10Th
BENED!CT-on "Wednesday morning, Dec Soth.
tss MahiA W., NJ bfnNEbiCi yol IN Se., ddnghSeT ,,
Cano Benedict.
BRIGGs-In this city, Dec. ath. RAcurL r.
bnlGSs widow Of Nathan NJ Briggs IN the Sist
COBURN-ln this city, Dec. eoth. at her late
residence. No. Linden street, Miss MARY
JEASETTE CoBuRN. in her 67,h year.
COBB-In this city, Dec. 29th, DANIEL II. COBB,
in the 57th year Of his age.
CURRY-In this city. Dec. goth. CATHERINE
wife Of Robert Curry aged so years.
HAYE--In Bristol. goth inst, ApBy ". BOWLER
widow Of the Hon. wingate Hayes, in the SD
,Fnnoral az the residence Of her son, Henry w
haye burton ,ree Bristol on Friday DAY, jan LIST at
1NGRAHAM-In this city. 2oh inst, Of pneu.
monis MRS. yuLIANA c, fNGRAbAM. widow Of
Dan,el ME. lngrsham, aged % years. months and
LOCkE-In this city, Dec. Goth, FRED W.
LOCKE, In the 3ist year OF IT'S ace.
MACkENZTE-In this city 2sth inst. DANIEL
MACKENZIE, In his ooth year.
MackINNty-In this city. Dec. 50th, MARIA
LOUISE. wife OF Herbert o. MscKinney in the
b1st year Of her age
McDONALD-ln this city. seth inst. a. her late
fsnne, fss onee, No. iSs Aborn street, ELIZABETH
McnONOUGH-rnt this city, esth inst. FRANK
McDoNouGH, aged % years.
moKGAN.ln hi. city. Dec. sc,h, IpA GRAcE
MILLER, daughter OF the late Hiram and Cor
della MorEan, aged 81 years.
NyE-In this city, Dec. 3oth. NANCY B. wife OF
Thomas q. Nye aged al years
kULTy-In this city Dec. 3oih, CATHyRINE
NUlTY widow Il Michael Nulty.
PAGE-In this city, 2sth inst, ETA L. CRuMB
wife OF Charles n. Page. aged ~ years
sAyBEs-In this city, Dec. "a, HANNAH sAYLFs.
widow OF John sayles in the ssth year Of her
wuITE-IDE-In this city. esth inst. JAMES
POTTER wHfrEsfDE. In the i3d year Of his age
WHALEy-In this city. Dec. ~. JoB w. VIVA
LEY, In his saith year.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

Regrets.
I've scribbied many tender note.
In language soft and sweet;
I've written many . loving verso.
In different kinds OF feet.
I've shaken tho girl wrote them to.
And oh. II gives me pain
To think Of how SILLY and cheap TIL feel,
When hear them In court again.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

Marriage aud Funeral Notices, one Insertion,
6oc.: each additional insertion, i5c.
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The Artful Widow.

The Artful Widow,
Intrepid widow--Speaking Of conun.
drums. Mr.. 6locum. here's . good one !:
Why is the letter d like q wedding ring2
Procrastinsting Bachelor-Oh. I'm no
good at conundrums.
IW.-You give 1t up1 Why. because we
can't be wed Without See2-Life.
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Rhode ISLAND Perkins Horse ShCe Co.

PROVIDENCE. X. l., Dec. 29h 1891.
BY vote of the Directors a dividend OF SO so per
share the Preferred stock q the company will be
paid January 10Th 1892 10 stock holders or record
Of January LIST, 1892 The T ans er Book will be
closed from December Goth, 1891 20 lnuary LIST
1892 inclusive. CHARLES X STAR <, Treas.
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Furnished rooms supplied with Lodgers
by 1O-cent advertisement In the "News.
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TO LET-HOUSES.

HOUSE TO RENT -2e2 WASHINGTON ST,
IL comprising eleven rooms and all modern con-
yeniences. Apply To GEO. l.. BARSToW. 81 Wey-
bosset street.
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VNANTED-AN AMERICAN OR sWEDE GIRL
w for general housework In small family. u
Stand sh ave.
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VVANTED-sEvERAL MEN OR WOMEN,
w quick and accurate at figures and experienced
In of1co work. temporary enpoymen call before
A. NJ CALENDER. hcAUsLAN a TRoUP
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-12-31

7 oDGING HOUSE FOR sALE-FIRsT CLASS
IL rooms all occupied. Owner Intends leaving the
city. Box 2. NEWS once
NOR SALE-BRoAD STREET, NEW Two FAM
II fly House, hye rooms Oh a noor; separate en-
frances, and modern improvements. ISAAC L.
GOFF, No. 25 Custom House 50.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

-ElFFNEk. on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at the German Catholic church, by Rev.
Father FriedcI Mr.. Peter RINK and Miss Mary
Eifiuer; both Of the town OF Mineral Point.
In the evening q few invited gucsts some
from tuls city. united with the hqppy couple
aud part0ok Of grand social time.
HALEs THOMAS Atheh1rleafthob brides
parents, in this city on Tuesday morning, the
istb inst by Rev. i. II Mnduuus. Dr. }. VI
Ii.ies and Miss Mary s. Thomas.
While the sun vas low but shining brightly
in the eastern horizon the casting OF the matri-
moua die, au act o. the greatest grayest and
grandest interest ia ones life was performed
IN the presence Of relatives and a few invited
guesn After couRratulati18sau AND asunptuous
repast the happy couple repaired TO the depot
ana lett On the early tmin f0r Chicago and
other points Of interest, and viii not be lat
hone" Ia this city until the 25th inst. The bride
IS a daughter Of SIR. ana Hrs. $. g. Thomas, Il
native Of Mineral Point, and young lady very
rnuch respected and beloved by alL The groom
is also 4 production Of tbis place, a genial aud
popular fellow, who possesses Ereat ability as
a dentist aud enjoys a lucrative practice. The
entire community Joins the IHmuNaiu extend
ing congratulations to John aud Mary, With
the hope that their Hle voyage may never be
disturbed by the waves og uun1ppiness and
misfortune.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
TO al IHvaiids.

DIR. Ham will make his next visit
to Mineral Point on Wednesday,
May 20th 1891. DIR. Ham is no
stranger in this community. He
makes regular visits here, and his
many patients are ready TO bear
witness to the efficacy Of his treat
ment aud the permauency Of his
cures This fact alone ought to
convince the most skepticaI. "Suc-
cess is the beat Of merit" aud DIR.
Hams success is as remarkable as
it is substantial. His reputation
rests upon the solid basis Of work
done and of value rendered for
every dollar Of fees collected Do
not put off your visit to some
future time, but call and see him at
once.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
---------A ND SHOES.
AS USUAL

We shall for the season of 1891
Lead in the Shoe Business.
Our largely increased business
during the year 1890, warrant our
bright anticipations for the coming
year
The great quantities Of goods we
handle enables us to buy to better
advantage, aud consequently to sell
at lower prices than our competitors.
Our aim is to keep at all times
everything new aud desirable in fine
footwear.
PENuALLEGoN Bios.
Shoe Dealers.
Mineral Point, Jan, ., 1891.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
The Local Field.

SILK umbrellas at III. Zimmer'S
May has her little eccentrictles
4 Ike the rest of us.
The condition of winter wheat
\ at present is reported good
WuLLANYoN, son Josiah Lanyon,
is here from Pittsburg, on a visit.
ExMAYoR LA MALE has secured
Of 5. C.Tnomas very choice Jersey
hcifer
The proceedings of the city coun-
ell should always be read by every
tax payer.
THE Dress Good sale commences
Monday and continues one week at
| H. Zmmer's.
HENRY CRAMER left on Monday
for Darlington where he viii work
in BIanchard's cigar factory.
GUNDEY, GRAY & Co., propose
sheltering the town with parasols
and umbrellas and good ones, too.
The flannel shirt is again sporting
on the manly bosom of the dude.
It will bloom in a variety of colors.
81. Brown, formerly employed
as chemist in our Zine Works, was
up from Chicago the first of the
week.
Al epidemic of typhoid fever in
Chicago is feared, because of the
drinking water being alive with
germs.
THURSDAY noon's train brought
hrs. c, c. Goldsworthy and children.
They left Oregon the Saturday
before
IHERE Will be special meeting
Of the Eastern Star next Wednesday
evening. a full attendance of
members is desired.
ADVERTISEMENTS are news and
everybody reads them, and the busi-
ne,, man who fails to advertise is
away behind the times.
The men engaged in excavating
ior the cellar and cistern of John
Ieaek'a new building struck a nice
.',.e sheet of dry bone.
WILL LANYoN and wife are hero
from Pittsburg, Kan, for sojourn
with parents and others, and views
Of t.ae scenes Of childhood.
a FISHING and camping trio con
s,.. If w. II. Prideaux, DR.. Tall
man md Alder Appel left here Mon.
20, asl 70 be gone two weeks.
>AM'L SCALES, DR.. c. c. Gratiot,
u 4 O'Brien, of Shullsburg, were
81 land Monday and attended
meeting Of the knights of Pythias.
AL horsemen who have seen w.
H. D-au's ~Major" are unite on
-s aInion that he is about the
ai his class ever raised in this
-a4 charging Of the second ward
building has become ne
ad the proper officials will
being done this summer, if
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
A Reliable Couch gvruu.

We've beenlucky enough TO secure
the agency for Beggs' Cherry Cough
Syrup. ltisa trustworthy medicine,
and we guarantee every bottle sold
TO give entire satisfaction We
would be pleased to have our custo-
mers give it trial. Sold by w. II.
Prideaux.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
The Jingler Concert co.
Mineral Point, Jan, ., 1891.

These wonderful colored jubilee
singers have been secured for a
grand musical jubilee at the Opera
House, Monday evening, May IS.
Some idea Of the rare trent in store
for those who attend may be gather
ed from the following:
The Chenoa Gazette, Jan. 18th:
The Jugler eolorei concert troupe
sang TO crowded house in tho
opera house, Saturday evening last.
They are undoubtedly the best
company Of their class who ever
visited our city, and gave a splendid
and artistic entertainment. Not
one number of their program was
commonplace, and each OF the com.
pauy are finished musicians, and, to
use term, phenomenal As to voices
aud rendiuons. Every piece sung
was encored, and deseryelly so.
The proceeds went To the w. @. L.
u, and amounted to more thau any
rimtlar arBmi2atluH ever deLted in
this city,
Admission 25 aud 35 cents. The
selection Of reserved seats to be
made at Hauscoms' book store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

REV. A. CHARLES willpreach at the
p. NJ church tomorrow morning,
and in the evening, at the same
place Mr.. A. f, Smith, of Decatur
H., will deliver a temperance lect.
ure, and his quarte(te of singers
will sing.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
PuLLING FOR -LIGuT.

The attachment To window shades
for this purpose can be secured at
IIanscom 81 Go.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.

roar strictly in advancel 81 .25
W. W., three months and within one year, sl.50
-t4a nf Iowa county s.'s. ..ol.O1
~ manths-in advance .,.........'... -65
@ ,-onths-in advance only
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

The stone-crusher built by John
Lanyon for the city of Darlington
was shipped down this week. Our
neighbors will find it just what they
wanted.
No young man should ever fail
to have uppermost in his thoughts
that he stands as the protector of
every girl into whose society he
may be thrown.
MISS EMMA FITcH, who for about
four years has so satisfactorily
served the U. S. Hotel Of this city,
returned to her home in Monroe, to
be absent for a considerable time.
DIR. CUTLER, who it has been
generally understood would soon es-
tablish himself in Mineral Point
and follow his profession, has come
and holds himself in readiness for
business.
A CITIZEN of Fennimore has
secured patent on a contrivance
for the instantaneous raising or
lowering of buggy tops, something
regarded as of special value in case
of a runaway.
THEproprietors Of the new bakery,
Blewitt 81 Jacka, have put in a
magnificent soda fountain, and they
purpose being in readiness to supply
the thirsty public with delicious
drink at all times.
The establishing of the pulp and
paper mills is growing nearer a
certainty day by day. The subscrip-
ton book has been opened, and
stock takers are coming to the front
in a commendable way.
AN exchange of near town
claims to have discovered the mean
est man yet on record fellow
who charged and collected from the
county SO for the conveying of his
father to the poor-house.
The program committee of the
Monona lake assembly has complet-
ed arrangements for the appearance
at the encampment at Lakeside, this
season, ex-senator ingalls,, of Kansas,
who will speak on national day.
A VENERABLE citizen of Platte
Vile, Charles Good, aged ninety
seven, recently let himself down a
mining shaft in the hand overland
style, unassisted. The bistering of
his hands was the only unpleasant
result.
The annual reunion of the South
western Wisconsin Veterans Asso-
citation, comprising the counties of
Crawford, Richland, Grant, Iowa
and Lafayette, will be held this
year at Richland Center, June 10,
IL and u.
THERE is a rare musical feast in
store for the people of Mineral
Point next Monday evening, when
the Jingler concert company will
appear at the Opera House. 1t is
composed of colored jubilee singers
of more than ordinary talent and
refinement.
The "fad" of putting dimes into
little nickle-plated saving banks,
which are carried in your pocket,
aud to which the fftieth dime only
offers the combination, is growing,
it is estimated that between $4,000
and IS, 900 in dimes is taking out Of
circulation daily.
SUCH an innocentand insignificant
thing asa wagon caused two citizens
Of Cobb much trouble and expense
this week. They appeared before
Squire Horn Of this city for adjust
meut, but the delapidated condition
of the case, (not the wagon) caused
throwout, or dismissal.
MRs. JAS. CARBIs, a residence Of
Mineral Point for many years, but
who for the last few years has been
with her daughter, Mrs. J B. Teas
dale, at Alpena, South Dako arrived
here a week ago for q visit. She
finds hoasts OF friends glad to meet
and entertain her Mr. and Mrs.
Teasdale, Rev. c. Dawson and wife,
II -.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
FIRE! FIRE !!
The New Woolen Mills Damaged.


Between ten and eleven o'clock
yesterday morning our whole popu-
lace was thrown into n state of more
than ordinary excitement by wild
footing and whistling of four en-.
glpes, which meant fret aud it was
at the Woolen Mills.
A large crowd was in readiness ut
once and worked like beavers in
taking out of the building the stock
and material The fire was dis
covered to be in the attic, and it
was conquered, after about half an
hours conflict, by the bucket brigade
and a hose appliance.
Luckily the loss is not heavy-a
few hundred dollars only. The
goods We're damaged somewhat in
hurrylng them out, the sheeting on
the roof by its being battered in to
get at the fire, and the scorching of
the rafters by the fire. The delay
which 1t caused will, of course,
prove a financial detriment.
The fire is supposed 10 have its
origin in the machine known as the
picker, which is located in the attic,
and is looked upon as machine
capable Of such mischief No in
surance.
REV, A. CHARLES willpreach at the
p. NJ church tomorrow morning,
and IN the evening, at the same
place Mr. A. f, Smith, of Decatur
H., will deliver a temperance lect.
ure, and his quartette Of singers
will sing.
CALL early and take advantage of
the 8 per cent, reduction in Dress
Goods at Ii. Zimmer's.
How many really graceful people
do you know? Do you know
the proper and most graceful way
to go up and down stairs, to walk,
to stand, to sit, to bow, etcY II
not, be wise, and Immediately read
/ the article on "Health, Grace,
Beauty; Delsarte Philosophy made
Practical" published with SO Illus
trations) in the June number of
that thoroughly wideawake peri
odical, DEMoREsr's FAMILY MAGA-
ZINE; and you will want to begin
practicing the exercises almost be-
fore you finish the reading. And
that is not all you will learn from
this especially bright number. all
Qadies included) may learn GLOW
to Harness and Unharness Horses"
even children can learn from "Foes
Afeld" how to know poisonous plants
when they see them; "Signs of
Character in the Face" VERY fully
ilustrated) will teach you how to
read your friends characters by
their noses; and "China Painting
for Beginners" will give you all the
points necessary to do that artistic
work, and without master; aud
this valuable Family Magazine is
published for only 81 a year, by w.
JENNINGS DEMoEEsT, 3 East l4th
ST., New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

A CAREFULLY selected new stock
of curtain fixtures at Hanscoms'
hook store. 20
WE are forced TO acknowledge
the fact that there is more hell to
the square inch in Argyle than in
any other town in America, and all
it needs is plenty Of whiskey 70
make it outshine more pretentious
rivals. The latest exhibition Of
genuine and premeditated cussedness
occurred Saturday night when the
whole glass front to the postoilice
was broken in. From all indications
ii was done with a heavy stick Of
eordwood. II was not done for the
purpose OF pIunder, for nothing was
disturbed inside. Mr, Jencks EN-
ployed workmen Sunday morning
who repaired the damage before
night, but the end was not yet, for
Sunday night stone was thrown
through one Of the windows. Little
knots Of excited citizens could be
seen al almost any hour Sunday or
Monday discussing this one topic
and 'tis well for the perpetrators
that they were unknown.-Argyte
Atkd8.
HoME is not complete without con.
yenient and neat window shades
such az kept on sale by J J. Han.
saoms' d Co. 20
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16
Raneficial Department..

Beneficial Department.
r.shished for the accommodation of those who
ar., an want in any way, those who have lost
IL found valuable property, and for those VINO
~ rsb ,n ..U or exchange. Limit, twenty-five
49, First insertion FREE, and for each IN
sarri.n thereafter TWENTY-FIVE cents.
ANTED- Five girls to learn dress-maklng.
w Iuguire of Mrs. Ida Hewitt.
.I-RFSH COWS-I have about ten new cows
with calves about four weeks old that |
.13sA tnsaI 20w3s JOHN KNIGHT.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1891-05-16

A CAREFULLY selected new stock
of curtain fixtures at Hanscoms'
book store. 20
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
IN THE THEATRICAL WORLD.
Fresh Paragraphs Of Interest 10 The
Times Readers.
NEW YORK And RICHMOND ATTRACTIONS.
eiiw Julia Mariowe and Crcston Clark
Emma Abbott's Principal singers
to he Heard Here.

The principal artists Of the Emma Abbott
Opera Company Will, on Thursday, the 10th
instant. commence an engagement Of two
nights and Saturday matinee at the Rich
mond Theatre. in repertoire consisting of
the grand acts of the most favorite operas in
the list sung by the company with the
lamented Emma Abbott. These acts will be
given in costume and with appropriate
scenery. The artists consist Of Miss Eva
Cummings, prima donna soprano; Mad
anne Broderick. prima donna contralto
Signor F. Machelcna, tenor; Mr. William
Broderick basso. Miss Eva Cummings song,
The Last Rose of Summer as Gwen m the
quartet act Of Martha, is something delight
ful. and in the repetition. for an encore fol
lows "a n matter of course, is more beautiful
than in the first rendition. Madame Brod-
erick and Mr. Broderick are both ostab-
blished Richmond fayortes. and need no
praise here They will always be
warmly welcomed. Signor Machelena. who
makes this his first appearance in Richmond,
is the tenor. HIS voice is scarcely surpassed IN
sweetness. In the Trovatore he Is fully the
cornpcer of his contemporaries and his song
Of Like Dream takes lasting place IN
the hearts of his audience. Tho company II
under the musical direction of Mr.. Charles T..
Pratt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
lRerorted for The Times.l


RrcHMoSD. Va. April 1l.-No Offerings Of to.
haccOs at auction ON Change saturday, April
offerings Of tohaccos at auction on Change
for the week ending Saturday. April H. 1881:
One hundred ami ten packages sun-cured, dark
and West Virginia bright tobaccos Highest
Private sales reported 10 the secretary Of the
Tobacco Trade of the city of Richmond, Va. to-
day Friday April n. 1891: Wrappers, ] hogs
head: scrap, - hogshcads; burley- % hogs
heads; dark leaf, y hogsheads Total, q hogs
heads.
Private sales reported TO the secretary Of the
Richmond tobacco trade for the week ending
Saturday April II. 1891 Wrappers, : hogs heads;
fllers, 81 h0gsheads; cutters, IL hOgsheads;
smokers. II hOgshoads; scrap l0l hogsheads;
West Virginia brights, l. hogsheads: dark leaf,
1873 hogsheads; burleys, - hogsheads; stems, -
hogsheads. Total, i62 hogSheads
Once OF the tobacco inspector reports to-day:
Inspections, bright. ! hogshoad; dark.l hogs
head; Western. d hogsheads. henspectloils
bright. % hogsheads; dark. % hogshead; West
ern. q hOgsheads.
inspections and roinspecsions for the week
ending Saturday, April H. 1891: INSPECTIONS
bright. 40 hogsheads; dark, l27 hogsheads;
= hOgsheads; dark, I'D hogsheads Western, y
Total sampling for the week ending Saturday
April II. 1891: go h0gsheads.
Farmers. Wilson's. Allegheny, Old Dominion,
Meals. Shockoe, Shelburnes Dayenports and
SeabrOoks warehouses report to-day; Receipts
g. hOgsncaQsf utiNeIltss 80 HoBeHosus
Same warehouses, Virginia, Naughan's, Jones
and Planters and Merchants warehouses added
report for the week ending Saturday, April H.
1891 Receipts, 629 packages; deliveries, 451
packages.
ending Saturday, April H., ls9i. l7e packages.
Once of the Collector Of the United States In
terual Revenue reports collections for the city
of Richmond to-day as follows: Tax paid
on cigars and cigarettes $40; tax paid on
plug tobaccos. s2,sl2.s6; special. s7.0j. Total
S3,Os59l.
Internal revenue collections for the city OF
Richmond Va for the week ending April nth,
1sgl: Tax paid cigars and cigarettes, q, 1910;
tax paid plug tobaocos, sl5,sss-s9: tax paid spe-
cial sos Total. s2O,40iG
Messrs Davis and Gregory. Of Oxford. n. C.,
who have been in Richmond for the past few
DAYS expect TO leave for their homo tomorrow.
They are elegant. genial gentlemen, and we hope
il will not be long before they favor us with an-
other visit