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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

Duval Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard, Mrs. b. III.
Warner and Mr.. s. II. Bond.
Mrs. Frank s. Presbrey's charming home ON
Connecticut avenue extended was filed yester-
day afternoon from to with her friends, who
were pleasantly entertained. Mr. Presbrey has
been fortunate in selecting one of the prettiest
sites on the hill for his home, which has a very
artistic interior. Mrs. Presbrey met her callers
in the front drawing room, wearing a dainty
gown OF cream crepe, Mrs. VIM. u. King, in
deep red crepe the Misses johnson of New
York, who are Mrs. Presbreys guests, one in
white null over pink silk and the other in
white muslin trimmed with grasses, Miss Wood
ward, in pale blue crepe, the Misses Bricken-
stein Of Lancaster Pa, in figured challies, Miss
Moves, in black lace, and Miss Kaufman, in
ing. Miss Perry, in a handsome gown of blue
faille, served lemonade in corner of the par
Tor. At the tea table Mrs. John Tweedale and
Miss Plympton sat vis-a-vis. Mr.. Presbrey'
mother, Mrs. 0. +. Presbrey, wearing a becom-
ing toilet Of gray bengaline with steel passe-
menteries, assisted the host and hostess In en-
Pertaining their many guests.
Among the receptions and teas attended on
K street Tuesday that of Mrs. NJ d. and Mrs.
J. ID. Lincoln was especially pleasant. The
drawing and tea room was bright with youth
and beauty, for the ladies were assisted By Miss
Msude Banks, Miss Nettie Gleason, Misses
Prall, the Misses Brown and the Clover Club,
Miss McElroy, Miss Gray and Miss Wood. Dur
ing the reception Miss Emma Prall and Mr.. Ar
thur Fawcett, the latter of London, gave bril-
liant piano solos. Among the large number Of
guests were Mrs. senator Frye, Mr.. Arthur
Fawcett and Miss Fawcett Of London, Ir. and
Mrs. Frank Stewart Osborn, Mr.. J. H. Hobson
Of Paris Nrh senator Quay, Mrs. ]. C. Dur
rows, Mrs. and Miss Culbertson, Capt and Mrs.
Merren, Capt and Mrs. Lacey, Col. and Mn.
Rosecrans, Maj. Sweet Mrs. J. A. Picker, Dr..
G. H. Stowell, Mrs, Howard L. Hodgkins, Mn.
Lester r. Ward, Mrs Comstoek, fra Hosss
Townsend, Miss Townsend, Mrs. A. Benson
Searle, Mrs senator Davis, Miss Moore, Hon.
and nra Edwin Wilhts, Mrs. w. 4. Hodges
His Clara Barton, MrA John II. Mo6atA 6rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-22

dered against the said company by the supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia nj the suit Of
the said District, in cause numbered 22457, at
law, on the dockets OF said court, with the costs
of said cause and interest on the amount Of
said judgment from its date until paid, and
that upon the failure of the said company % 20
pay and satisfy said Judgment costs and inter
est within the time aforesaid, the charter Of
the said company shall become forfeit, and Ill
it< rights, privileges and franchises ~ Q body
corporate shall cease and determine"
NE ATKINSON LOOKS AFTER THE RAmnoADA
Mr.. Atkinson raised the point Of order hat
The amendment was not germAne 10 the ball
and Mr.. Anderson created burst Of applause
and laughter BY shouting: Yes. and because IL
hits o railroad" The chair sustained the point
Of order and Mr.. Anderson appealed- The
stood a ass. Sr. v.ur Was begging for re-
ignition for Mr.. spinola on his amendments
0r. Breckinridge vas making speech attach
ing the policy Of closing debate on tie bill A
the clock showed 6o'clock the confusion vas
renswed- Mr.. Burrows bad lust declared Mr..
Andersons appeal lost Both sides Of he
House were IN an uprosr. Mr.. McComas stood
pointing dramatically st the clock and IL
eavel fell Il vas O'Clock and debate on IL
Dis1xict bin vas ended
fuE DExocaAm DEn.r rzE zousE-
TIE bin vas reported 10 the House and sep
srats votes were demanded on The ansndnensA
The Arstanendment vas-
On pase ., line IL, bsfor. the word .hersse-
fore, Insert the word sand, and In line 10 STRIKE
out The word ssnd" and insert the word .'or."
A roll cal vas taken and ths smsndDsns
Re second snesdnsns eoaa,sd Ne sum 70
b sllovsd for sioans sAs oo1nissoners a.
but he dsaocrsss had dsssrtsd Dc h.n, having
the House without quorum 1he Hon0 -
q fsv nSosnh sfssr sdtoaEnsl
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

"lcs.l knew the late VS. ctZciyuitc
well during the war" said G.. :. Wander
ycrr yesterday To Il reporter uf this pa
per. I'VE were both in the fifteenth
army corps under gallant John \. Lo-
gan. and We're IN the BATH" Of LoUkout
Mountain, in which engagement | was
wounded. So far as ] can learn Scott,
Dave Fisher and myself were the only
survivors of that corps living in Montana,
and now that poor Scott is dead. only
Dave and ! are left.
The battle of Lookout Mountain was
fought on the oath day OF November.
1863. and ! never saw Scott from that
eyentful time. when | was carried
wounded to the hospital till Il few months
ago. Twenty seven years after We met
way up here in the northwest. thousands
of miles from that historic ground.
The saddles: part about the whole az
pcriencc was that Dave and | were pres
ent when Scott died. the only living
members of a great army corps. in the
whole state trying to make the last hours
Of "A dying comrade easy as possible, 1t
was a very sorrowful moment for ue and
| tell o we shall never forget IT.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
GtN SCARE on SlN RIVER.
\ Boy Iisr,ler and His Revolver Create
Alarm ON the West Side,

Alarm on the West Side.
\. small boy. a herd Of COWS. a yellow
dog and "A garden patch a queer comhi-
nation, yet of sufficient Importance. I'M
dcrtook yesterday to play the preliminary
part in "A tragedy. It seems "A boy 10y
the name Of Walter f. Black. herds COWS
ON lower Sun river, in the vicinity of }.
ID. Cores residence. OF late some of the
bovines have shown a disposition to stray
away from the herd in order to sample
radishcs and lettuce in Mr.. Cores gar
den, much to the chagrin of that gentle
man. He told his wife to set their dog
on the cattle the next time the intrudcrs
invaded the garden. They came again
yesterday morning hungry for garden
truck, and Mrs. Gore promptly set the
dog on them. Black came up about the
time the excitement was running high
and in true old time cowboy style.
pulled a revolver from his pocket
and took sundry shots at the barking
dog, but with no further effect than
badly soaring Mrs. Gore. In the mean
time the excited cattle had ruined most
Of the garden, making sad havoc Of mum
berlcss tender cabbages, beans. etc. j.
ID. Gore all this time was here III town,
and as soon as he heard of the shooting
set out across the river swearing ven.
geance ON young Black. Someone living
on the west side telephoncd to the shcr.
IFS office that there would surely b,
bloodshcd if Gore met Black and asked
Ia have an officer sent over. Scott Nor
rison went across the river and arrcsting
the boy brought him before Judge Race
The Judge set the hearing for Monday;
meanwhile the hoy viii hr ont ON his
own rccOgniZancc.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

judge Hwy rendered his decision Fri
DAY in the casc of the city against
Viii Hanks. Weston Fullerton. and
others who were accused of making al
tcrations in II dwelling house without the
necessary building permit. The case
was tried Thursday and his honor took
il under adviscIurut until the next day.
He found the defendants all guilty and
fined them 80 and costs and Temporal
rily suspended the workmcn's fines.
Their attorney, 7, +. Brady, Immediately
filed notice of an appeal, So the case will
90 into the district court. Some of the
workmen started to work on the building
again yesterday and were immediately
rcarrcstcd 10y the police. Soon as he
heard Of their arrest Mr.. Brady started
for the court house to obtain an %iniunc-
ton restraining the officers from inter
fcring with the workmcn. He had not
obtained the same at 6 o'clock last night.
but will probably try 10 get it this morn
ing. II is reported that there will he no
more attempts 20 resume work until Judge
Benton has rendered a decision on the
application for AN injunction.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
The Pacific Extension.

Peter Stems of the railroad contract
ing firm Of Shepard, Stems 4 Co. passed
through town on Sundays eastern train
en- route for Havre. He was returning
from a tour of inspection Of the con
struction now under way on the Pacific
coast extcntion. He had been as far
west as Bonner's Ferry III the Cn'ur 1t
Alcnes and reports everything IN Il
promising condition III the construction
line. Grading is going OF all along the
line from the summit Of the Rockies to
the KoOtcney river. BY the middle Of
this month there will be between -four
and five thousand men at work and that
large force will make dirt fairly fly.
Asked about the Flathead country. lts
prospects, etc, he said he thought PEG
pie were tlocking in there pretty fast to
give that section a perfectly healthy,
growth and they might overdo things II
the stampede is kept up. He seemed OF
the opinion that Columbia Fails would
not be the town though he didn't care
to commit himself in favor Of any par
ticular place.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
The World Enriched.

The facilities OF the present day fo- the
production of everything that sill con-
duce to the material welfare and comfort
Of mankind are almost unlimited ani
when Syrup of Figs wa first produced
the world was enriched with the only
perfect laxative known, as it is the only
remedy which is truly pleasing and re
freshing to the taste and prompt and
cGectual to cleanse the system gently III
the Spring time or, in fact, at any tins
and the better it is o the more pop
ular it becomes.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

The Montana Medical society closed
its session Thursday afternoon and adj
%journcd to meet in Butte next year.
The officers elected we're:
President DIR. j. II. Owings. OF Deer
Lodge.
First vice president DIR. William
Treacy. of Helena.
Second vice president DR.. George W
King, Of Marysvillc.
Recording secretary Or. J. w. Gum,
Of Butte.
Corresponding secretary and historian
DIR. q. III. Barbour, Of Helena.
Treasurer DR.. w. l.. Steele Of Helena.
Judiciary committce-Dr. Il. L. Giles,
pie, of Butte. DR.. VIM. Billiard, of Hell
INA and DR.. }. NJ. Sleigh, Of Granite.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

The visitor to Fort Benton will note
that Mr.. Jere Sullivan has retired from
the management of the Grand Union
hotel at that place, full Of honors and
glory, and that Mr.. Charles Rowe. pro-
prictor of the old and popular Overland.
succeeds him. Mr.. Rowe has had a
world of valuable experience in the hotel
business which together with his Justly
earned reputation as "A genial, accom-
modating and widcawakc host will in
sure for the Grand Union a generous
patronage from the city. the cuuntr, and
the travelling public.
The articles of INCORPORATION Of the
Great Falls Building and Loan .,ssoria
ton were filed in the recorders uflic yes
terday. The association is stocked for
S30O,OOO, divided into 1900 shares. 800 per
share. The association shall be in exist
encc for the period of ten wears from the
date OF its Incorporation. The following
are the trustees Of the association and
will manage the affairs Of the same
until the first meeting Of the stockhold-
ers: Chas. Wcgner. f.. V. Rubottom.
II. Nalbach, NJ. NJ. Lytcr. T.. B. Wilcox.
A. f. Dickcrman, l.. Ilarborlt. II. @.
ChOwen and Theo. Gibson.
Charles Webster left yesterday for
Butte to be present at the meeting to-
day OF the committee appointed to choose
a site for the Congregational college. Mr..
Gibson was appointed by the board of
trade to represent the claims uf Great
Falls, but he was unable 10 get away.
Mr.. Webster will no doubt ably represent
this city. and if anyone can win he Ger
tainly will. as he possesses thorough in
formation on the subject besides being
a ready, persuasive talkcr. The struggle
for supremacy has narrowed down to a
contest between Great Falls and Helena,
with the best possible show IN favor Of
the former.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
GREAT FALLS IRON WORKS.
and Officers Elected Yesterday i
Prosperous Institution.

Trustees and Officers Elected Yc~sterday-A
Prosperous Institution.
The directors and stockholders OF the
Great Falls Iron works held a meeting
yesterday. and elected officers for the en-
suing year. The meeting developed the
fact that the concern is in a very pros
porous condition and the citizens Of
Great Falls should certainly take Just
pride in it Under the able management
Of l. 5. Woodbury.. the Great Falls Iron
works is rapidly coming to the front, and,
II we can judge the future by the past
record of this institution, We feel no hest
fancy in saying that a year hence il will
rival anything Of the kind in Montana
in the amount and cXcellcncy Of its work.
The Great Falls Iron Works employs a
large force Of men, and at no distant
date the plant will have to be enlarged
to keep pace with the increased amount
of work coming in daily. The rapid de.
vclopment Of the rich Belt mountain
mining country nccessitating frequent
purchases on renewals of mining machin.
cry cannot fail to give an impetus to the
manufacture of the same by the Great
Falls Iron Works. The following off
GERS were elected at the meeting ycster.
day: l.. $. Woodbury.. president and
general manager; Paris Gibson. v,ct
president: \. +. Dickcrman. treasurer
and Miss L. A. Woodbury.. secretary. T.
+. Collins, Paris Gibson. II. q. Chowen
l.. 5. Woodbury. and G. NJ. Webster were
elected directors.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
Null %Flouncing,
In black and white, 50 inches
wide, at Is cents to SI.Oo. COST
MORE TO IMPORT.
Note the following:
Spring Dress Goods,

The newest and handsomest
things OF the season. Hcnriettas,
Mohair Lusters, Scrgcs, Black Al
mas. Novelties by the yard and
in Robe Patterns, new colorings in
Plaids, broken checks, etc, etc.
\ hint must suffice where it would
take pages to tell the story, but
we want to give all a chance at a
50 inch Stripe or Plaid Henrietta
in all cOlors at 10 cents. Nobody
ever say its equal for the money.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
HOSIERY.

The biggest day We ever had in
one line Of Hosiery was last week.
1t was ON the Ladies Coon Black
at . cents and IS cents. A grca,
manyladics camcback and doubled
their purchases. We succeeded
in getting two more cases and
therefore have Il good supply on
hand again.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

Following are the lowest bids For GOV
eminent supplies at Forts Shaw and
Assinniboine:
Fort Shaw b. a. Robertson, 100000
lbs Of oats at Sl.74; same, 10000 tts Of
bran M21.S5: same, 2J,0OO lbs Of corn.
MSl.95: ID. Davis. 40 tons Of hay at
Sl3..35: j. j. Ellis. 800 cords Of wood.
MS6.65: W. +. Burgy, 200 cords of wood
at MSJ.4O
Fort .Assinniboine-W. +. Burgy was
the lowest bidder on wood. as follows:
1000 cords at $40; 1900 cords at S1.35;
100 cords ali S6.4O.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
Straved or Stolen.

Three miles from North Great Falls two h. rses.
One gray horse, six years old, weighs LEO
pounds, branded Ms on left shoulder and vented
on left shoulder. Also one sorrel horse.
II and II years of age, weighs about
| 100 pounds and branded OR on left shoulder.
Liberal reward for information that will lead TO
their recovery. j. +. JOHNSON,
Great Falls. Mont.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will ba received by the undersigned
At his office in the Dunn block, until 6 p. IN.
Tuesday, May 18th, 1891, for the grading of First
avenue south from Park Drive to Sixth street,
according Il to plans and specifications on file in
the City Engineers office. j. b. LESLIE.
City Clerk.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

left shoulder. No marks. Strayed from
North Great Falls last August and may be on
valley range, JOHN FREEMAN,
Sand Coulee.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09
$1,000 Reward.

The above reward will he paid for the return,
or information that will recover II light sorrel
horse, branded Lazy y.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1891-05-09

We are making things very live
ly in our
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

FROM the Dhlly Jun" W.
Pedro Montana sold his large wool
clip at Holbrook a few days age,
Dr, w. g. Lyons, formerly nt this city
but now OF Las Cruces, is IN the city.
Vim. White has received the appoint
ment Of surveyor OF Santa fe county,
W. \. Burke has received cert iicate Of
patent to his leo acre ranch south OF the
city.
Cornelio Valencia and Evarista Otcro
we're joined in marriage tho other day
by Justice Madden.
Harry Stewart, vRg, was cent to the
chain gang Tor ten days by Justice Den.
ham this morning,
Prof. Hodgins, OF the Academy, is in
Trinidad, where n meeting Of the New
West principals is being held.
James II. iIler, who recently shot and
killed DR. G. l.. Mason at Kingston. was
convicted and sentenced TO the pcniien.
tiary for fifteen years, lie was taken up
10 the prison yesterday.
A resident OF old town complains Of
the delay in the receipt and distribution
OF the mail at that post Office. lie says
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

The SOLITAIRE mine, near Kingston,
y. NJ, the property Of Jefferson Ray
noIds, which has been worked the past
few mun,hs under lease 10y Mr. John.
ston, an experienced miner, il blooming
into pr"mnency again, 10y having un.
covered n large body ~ rich ore which ia
variously estimated to bs worth from
sln,Hn 10 SlO.OO. notwithstanding
tho fact that Mar Johnstnn's lease lacked
but few days of expiring. Mr., Ray.
nulds generously renewed his lenso for
on" year THIS IN the unst important
strike recorded IN the Black Range for
years, and the gentlemen well deserve
their good luck
Tina ClrlIEN secured the above news
from good authority, aud only waits for
further Information regarding the lm
portance and extent Of the strike.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20
a.rAnta,cunii IIar-rs-

The Gentlemon's Driving association
at Albuquerque will give three or four
intcrestnp trntting and running raccs
ON III" Fourth OF July II they would
make their purses Tor long distance run.
ming rnces sufficiently large, there ARE
several horses IN Grant county that
would hnNr arranged to have gone To-
Albuquerque md captured the prize.
II IL to be h"lTd that long distance run
ming races will be given proper promr.
hence during the Territorial fair week
race meeting, Silver City Enterprise.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

Ia" urW hlls were REAL aud referred
10 the finance committee,
Ga motion ~ Alderman Armyo,
aecondcd 10y Alderman tiabel, u warrant
was drawn IN favor Of John Smith for
$40
The matter II dlspcnslns with the ser
vrc' of city sewer inspector Mas referred
a. the sewer committee with instructions
10 act IN the premises.
On motion q: Alderman Maloy, second.
ed 10y Alderman Hunt, the police com
mittee Was authorized 10 ascertain the
cost OF putting m and maintaining lncan
descent lights in the city building,
On motion OF Alderman Miller, second.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

WV ''NNl"'''hb l'IuHN Nue WTFlNhl OF
tho mail each morning at 100 o'clock.
and that the carrier from this Office does
no, reach there till hong after that time
II Y Nallc, manager ~ the Colorado
Telephone aud Telegraph company,
headquarters ut Las Vegas, ~ in tho
city
photographer Tr~tIc aud wife. who
have been GA ut Camp Whitromb ir
to" Iaat lew daye, returned home this
mutmug
The fr.u' ~ san Domingo viii take
ra.r August l. rhsis u great day with
III" ln1nts u 'hl' pueblo, aud attracts
many yitlturs
llou. VI = Otrto, ~ Brtnahllo II IN
the Guy H. * mnk,ug th,s Gcasun cS
tcnsI,c farming experiments on tho mcsa
east u Iiernnlillo.
The town ut Kelly, Socorro county,
has n female base bail club. They nrc
Iinviucihlr, no umpire daring TO give lie
clsluu against them,
Wlljmm Mclutosh the sheep man. IL
III IT," uty e. day, aud h,s Immense clip,
probably lH,"n rounda, il arriving from
hls ranch IA the Snudla mountains
word ,s received from pajati,n Ia the
effect that Mrs james !!ubbell Who has
been dangerously III, IL improving and
viii be Wy IN f'w dnys Il no relapse
occurs
Commpdurc Owens, u Arizona, ~ now
u citizen II Bcrual!o county and IN I'm
proving uac, IT land near Alameda
TIL" commodore Ia good citizen IA any
community
y BrnIhmDn, manager, and V Nr2
2et'r rhjri ~ the CULINARY department
Tor Fred llar,ry's railroad eating houses
on the Santa Fc system, came III from
the west last might
- - Mrklbbcu, ~ I,cayonWurth,
Kan; j t. hickman. ~ Iyns Angeles;
Ella Harms aud - benjamin. " Kansas
CITY! j u. Robinson, ~ Chicago, we're
yesterdays cn,lris ut the Commercial
club rooms.
Id Harrington IL ~ til" city on busi.
ucrs FROM k,ugmau, Arizona lie was
formerly road master Tor the Atlantic n
Pacific at tine place, and ~ we'll ac.
qualnt"d with The railroad boys on tins
division ~ the roma
Tnr ClrlrN has received an invita-.
tlon e. attend ia" marriage OF Jose L.
l>upr2 and Miss Marin Mousimer at I.as
Vegas on Monday morning at : o'clock.
Mr.. LOPEZ ~ II eon ~ OK Sheriff Lorenzo
Lopez ~ San Miguel county.
TIM CurI,N has little space to any
much ABOUT itself, but II desires right
here to sny that It thoroughly Gpprc
c'H,rs the .pcnd,d advertising and sub
scrlptlun patronage il IL receiving from
IA" people Of this city and territory.
\, T. Carver, ~ The FAIR" who has
been south selling lots Of goods, return
eel hour' Int evening. lie states that hc
wos Yer! successful in his orders, aud r.
ports Sucurro, San Marclal Las Crucce
and other southern towns ptosperlng
The Santa fe road. dcsring to be as
liberal us the Atlantic & Pacific, now an.
nounces that one fare Tor the round trip
vii. only be charged for Fourth OF July
excursions within 30 miles OF tins city
a.,
the company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

Yesterday afternoon the Commercial
club met and elected the following mem
beers Tor the ensuing term:
President W b. Chlld.rs.
Vice president j. s, Reynolds.
Secretary =. +. Rose,
Treasurer =. NJ. Folsom.
The standing committees are IA FOL
lows:
Executive y. NJ, Folsom. chairman;
j, r., Saint. =, T., Rose.
House ID, u. Robinson, chairman; s.
r. Rose, \, f., Grunsirld, j. +. Saint. j.
NJ. Wheelock.
Supplies J. NJ, Wheelock. chairman;
j. =, Reynolds, A. W. Cleland, Jr.
Admission W, Il, Childers, chairman:
j. r.. Saint, y. NJ. Folsom, u. Is. Robin
son, y, f. Rose.
Other matters Of interest only to the
club were brought up and discussed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-20

Yesterday, MW Luna the competent
.u .'I"rpTo,rr f,r tins judicial dts
.. I. celebrated Auppy event N his
he Max al reached hls 2ls' birth.
itl. mt ia TIA" evening one u H." most
,rN.rui rrrUl a,Thr' ever hrli IN Ins
.u.., The young r"n'l"mnn's hlmr, a..
rUtrrI - the r"f,doucr ~ SIR ard Mts
\ ~. HrrGrrr, IN honor ~ the occasion.
l.o .rar,nuy house Hui the grand grass
rn,,.rl front Iari wef" radD"ut from
rum,uut tmu"or lanterns, which fell
Hl.2w'iu"rr uiuu the hn9py gathering
- r"H',.nt uul friends \ most elegant
.,u'. Mas trr,cd aud duu"irg was ear
..i. 10 % lat" hour IA III" utilt with
.u,'ar--, the ID Marru ~ Stevcr or.
...,''a e lh,H clty furnishing the mu.
Among llu'" IN ATTENDANCE, TuE CITI
us t,nr pUppllri with the follow
... u,: 'r aud Mrs Trnuqurl,no Luna,
Nr i Nj. Sol. Luna Mr. aud Mrs.
y - 'nrg"'r, Mr., ,ud Mrs, l.ouls Hun.
NJ aul Mrs NJ. f. Srua, MIR and
IT,. iIr,rl CouurIl, Mys. l",y, NJ ~
E.M"r'. judE" Fred Nprarc, br, J, t..
tINu.H0., t. Dulms and H. SILVER
p.'r, .l lDt lurus, aud Harry l~e, -,
. u. ~ uui Frank Chayrs, ~ tins
'.'h, U..i a. '.r..