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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
0prN REy0Lr IN cHLNA.
The aIongolians Defeat thc Troops ana are
Advancing Upon Pohin.

iBy Gable 20 The Ilmesl
IoSDov, Nov. 2C.-A Shanghai special says
that great excitemen. prevails in Pekin over
the situation in the north. The Chinese Gov
ernment had not anticipated any trouble IN
that quarter among the Mongohan tribes
upon whom tie empire has been largely de-
nendent tor recruits for its armies. These
triDesmen arc very proud. claiming descent
from the great cOnquerOr, Genghis Khan.
n anpears that the Board of Foreign Affairs
M Pekin which has general oversight OF
the Mongolians attempted several months ago
10 establish new and strlcter rules for the
Government of MOngols requiring the chie.s
o. vaf Gus divisions to pay obedience to the
Chinese governor at Orga and otherwise
int rfering with the long established Gus
toms of the tribes. This has aroused great
discomfort and some Of the chiefs refused
10 pay the usual tribute. Troops were sent
against them. but they van uished the so.-
dlers and it IS now said that they are adyanc-
inc IN tue dire ton of PekIu with the inten-
ton OF establishing u new dynasty, I-ey
are excellent fighters. though not disciplined.
and are able to yanqui-h any of the best
troops IN the Chinese service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
The French Colonel Convicted.

IoNDoN. Nov. 26.-The man known an
II egrand." Charles Grand Captain
Anderson THE French Colonel and many
other names. who is supposed 10 be we'll
known American crook who was
recently convicted OF sending black
mailing letters 20 Lady Jessel. the
Baroness Bolsoyer and other ladies. and who
Yesterday as exclusively told in these dis
patches was convicted Of forging checks
upon the London and Westminster banks
was this morning sentenced to twenty years
Imprisonment. with hard labor, Tor the pihcA-
mailing portion Of his o. enses.
In addition. ior the forgeries upon the Lon
don and Westminster banks. the tIench
Colonel was sentenced to seven years lhi-
prisonment with hard labor.
There are "A number OF other and sImiIsr
charges against the French Colonel but II
is not thought that they will be pressed III
Wow of tho present sentences.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
vr-s.cretary Bayard accepts.

Cp1caGo. Nov. 26.-Ex-SecTetary Of State
Thomas Rayard Will be one Of tbelOur SPECIAL
eommissioners who wilt mako athree-months'
tour of southern Europe Tor the purpose of
',.ttir', those governments that haven't al
80, dsrided tc send exhibits u the fair 20
maze displays MIR. Bsyurd teiegraphei
Direc.or-l ;eueYal DAVIS YESTERDAY accepting
he otfre Dlrector-General DAVIS ANNOUNCED
tie full commission last evening AS follows:
Thomas f. BayaTd. Delaware; James lio.gar.
Marvand Thomas b. Eryan and IT. h. hg.
giubotham. OhicaC0. lie COMMISSION wal
III emily IN IecelALer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
n.,.a i,illnrest nf strlkes.

TFRRE Fl ,urE. INp., Nov. 26.-Ihe miners
strike in Indiana is Oh with redoubled Vlgor.
National Vice President emma salo iast nlght
j.; regsrd IN the work OF the miners eonVen-
ton. 'To-days work means that both sides
,rs os far auart "A ever. The national oreanl-
tion Will indorse the strike and wall support
il financially and otherwise 70 the Oest OF ITS
ability. / had hoped Tor settlement put
that seems out of tie question. Nothing re-
mans now but 10 fight II out he strlAe,
not fail II will Prove the hitterest III the his.
tory Of the miners strikes IN the entire West.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
m. baltimore TO 90 North.

NEw YORK. Nov. pa special from Wash
ington says that orders Will be sent shortly
traro the Navy Department TO Captain Schley,
of the baltimore. now stationed at \ alp ra 50,
70 proceed north with his vessel Immediately
nnpn ,he arrival Of the orktown. Tue latter
vessel will probably reach valparaiso about
December list This decision 70 hurry the
baltimore north is the result OF telegram
received from Captain Schley a couple OF
days ago calling attention 70 the seriousieoh-
dition of the bottom OF that vessel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Her Msjesty's Morbid Spirits Relieved by
Heavy Italian Opera.

by Cable to The Times.
LospoS, Nov. 26.-Slgnor Lagos Royal
Italian Opera Company. which is performing
al the shaftesbury Theatre. gave Msseagnis
popular opera. "Cavsllerig kusticsna. this
AFTERNOON at Windsor Castle by CON-
mand" of the ueen. and thus ior the
first time III thirty years Her MAJESTY
heard an Italian opera. Owing TO a
consideration ior the IL ndon public, whieh
has rarely been displayed i'y the ,.neen On
past similar occasion. the opera was giyen u.
4 o'clock in order to permit tho company 10
rsturn to London for 1t, evening perform
ance which was postponed until 9, clock .lS ~ IN
stsad of the usual hour Of :. The members
os ,hs compauy were in high spirits and were
delighted 10 appear before Her Majesty who
seemed 20 thoroughly enjoy the performance.
The work was given in the watsgiSo Ss chamber Der
s.t t,vo year, several dramatic performances.
is au open sscret III conneetlcn with the
opsrstic performance ct Windsor this after.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Wnrrrxo. W. Va. Nov %. Edward
Neild the man slugeed Tuesday morning
bv Frank Church. Is still alive. but has not
been conscious for thirty hours, and cannot
i've His wife is with him. aud his assailant
Is in ian. There is great excitement over the
case and round condemnation OF officials for
fbrusting wounded prisoners into tie cells at
tie CITY hall without attention. Thomas ID.
F1enoino died in a cell about SIX months ago.
Neitd is the man who was beaten because
he attempted TO kiss Mrs. Church after evli-
ing her Bible, an account oi which appeared
ir fe-dnv's TINS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Krapf Won Llverhor Dead.

RFRIIx, Nov 26.-Herr Krapf Won l.lverhot'
secretary OF the Austrian legation at Wash
ington. who while absent from bis post on
leave. shot himself with revolver Tuesday
last. is dead. He arrived IN Vienna accom-;
panied by his wife and child Tuesday. and
shortly after made an attempt upon his life;
The doctors pronounced his injuries fata
from the first. and all their efforts were di'
rected 10 making him as comfortable as pos
sible. Herr krapf Won Iiyerhot was suffer.
ing from mental depression and no aguo. i
entertained that he was not responsible FOR
his act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
A TRUCE DECLARED.
Bismarck and the Kaiser Agree NOT TO hnser
on Hostilities.
tBy Cable 10 The Tines J

BERLIN. Nov. 26.-It is said on good author
itv that Prince Bismarck's decision not 10
take serious part, if any. in proceedings OF
the Reichstae was adopted at the earnest in
stance of Prince Albert of Prussia. for whom
Bismarck has always had strong regard;
Prince Albert is supposed to nave represen.eu n.s
the Kaiser indirectly in urging upon Bis
marck. not as a threat. but in the way OF
suggestion, the folly of following up g con
troversy that could only inlure his own repu.
ton, without any possible advantage except
the qualification Of spleen.
ON behalf of the Kaiser it is said to have
been promised that there would oe no turtle,
atternnt "a belittle Bismarck in semi-officIsi
organs or otherwise. and 1t is further
hinted that the time might come when BIS
marck's advice would again be sought IN puo-
he affairs
Nobody believes that Bismarcks health Is nus
real reason fo- declining a tilt with the Uov-
ernment in the Reichstag. and the OPINION ~
now very universal that some hh"ef7'h"o
inc has been arrived at.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
THE C1LL RESCFNDED.
Much Bitterness over the late Presidential
Contnst In EInnfnras.

Mhth bittti ness over Inc late aieHihthRfRi
Contest in Honduras.
NV YoRR. Nov. 2G-Advices from Teguci-
Palpa. Honduras. November 18th, say that
tho call issued by General Bogran. the re-
trng executive. for Congress 10 assemble
here 10 canvass the votes recently cast and %
declare the results ON the late presidential
election has been rescinded. aud Congress IS
notified 90 meet for that pOsein C0mayuee.
t1 which city the Minister of the Government
has transferred his headquarters.
The Liberal opposition and tie residents
of Tegucigalpa generally are indignant at tho
change and Don POlcarpo Boulaila. the de-
feated presidential canCidate IN his new
paper the Enb.en Publico, deDounces this
VIRTUAL transfer of tho sent Of government
0f the republic as arbitrary and uBeonstitu-
tiOuai."
lie calls the election farce and says that
several lihera candidates ior Congress who,
in spite of every effort of the National or
Government party received overwhelming
maorities. have been dened their seats. and
new elections ordered in their districts.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
4 Banker Arrested.


berlin. Nov. 26. There was another ssnsa.
lion today in financial circles here. Herr
Hugo Loewy. q banker OF this city; had been
declared bankrupt. The police have taAei
charge of the bankers place OF business an
n,ivste residence aud have placed him under
arrest. Further startling deyelopments OF
A HIrschfedt q Wold and friedlanser x
Sommerfeldt nature are expected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
A EIindinY Snn1r -s.fnrIn.

Sr. PAUL. Nov. GA binding snow-storn.
lasting SIX hours, followed by drilling rain.
prevailed here to-day. Special dispatches
rom Minnesota. Wisconsin and Dakota indi-
cate that the storm was very severe one.
There il now about foot of snow on the
Ground in portions of Minnesota and Wiscon-
SIN. ON the railroads II Is very heavy. No
nrntracted lelaY has resulted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

RAMON. n. c.. Nov. 2C-lSpecisl AT
80 7. NJ. to-day there was su interesting oc-
casion al the Exposition grounds uuder the
aupIces OF the Confederate veterans Not
wthstanding the pouring rain number Of
TIE veterans were present. A handsome
gold headed umbrella was presented by them
u Colonel J. S. Carr. president of the Con-
federate Veterans Association. The pre-
sentation address was made by Sergeant
hamilton. OF Company L. Fourteenth North
Carolina regiment
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Street Railway Company Sheds and Electric
Cara Burned Near Pittsbnrg.
PirrssvaG. Nov. 26.-The car house of the
Second Avenue Traction Company at Hazel
wood was destroyed by ire at al early
hour this morning. together with twenty
six cars and five head OF horses. Tho
flames then spread 20 the Electric Hotel. a
large frame building aud il was also de-
strOysd. The loss 10 the traction company
was ss5. 100 and to the hotel 10000. The in
surance WAS about fifty per cent OF the loss.
The traction company WAS unable to resume
operations this morning. but tho other trac-
tion lines have rendered the use OF their cars.
and tho road will be open again tomorrow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Arre.tea by Garla.

NV MfxIco. Nov. 26.-Ihe Picayune's
Brownsville Tex : special says; y IL Is reporseu
reliabIv from Mir Mexico that Colonel Neekes
Hernandez. who has been IN command OF the
troops supposed to be hunting Cara was
srrested in Mir by General CARA and started
undsr strong escort for the City OF Mexico.
II n also stated that the officers Of Herman
dez's command were deprived OF their arms
AZ the same time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

No less eminent authority thsn Sir William
Cnll of Great Britain. has said that the bene-
A. derived from university education such
"A girls get at Newman and Girton makes
then. and their children stronger aud health
,csrriaoes is less with the educated women aud
the percentage Of children that survive IN
fancy i~larger.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
KILLED Ar 4 oOAr rIGHr.
Fall of Seats in a Mexican Amphitheatre
Lust Sunday.

SAN ANTONIO. Tx. Nov. 2G-J. r. Cole
man. an American engaged in business at
Guanta ato. Mexico. brings particulars Of an
accident which took place in that city LAST
Sunday. resulting N the killing Of twelve
people and the serious injury OF n,ne
Others. Several hundred people had as~en.-
bied ID bull fighting arena 10 witness fight
between two goats. when "a part OF the
amphitheatre gave way. The heavy tmbers
fell on the crowd crushing men and women
beneath their weight.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
The New Certificates.

WlssISoIoS. Nov. 26.-The new Window
two-dollsr silver certificates will be ready for
distribution al the Treasury Department next
Monday. ltisavery handsome note and takes
the place q the two-dollar silver certificate IN
circulation bearing the yignette Of General
Hancock
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
SrEAL raEIR NEIGAB0Rs' wIrES.
The Eurds Carry on the Christian Women
and Girls OF Armenia.
IBy Gable 10 The Tines

lIJJ 1dbAg ~ ~' AtA'4r'ff
CossrASrISoPLE. Nov. 26.-An earnest ap-
peal has been presented to the Armenian "a.
triarch 10 use his influence IN behalf Of Chris
tan women and girls OF Armenia who are
helng carried of IN large numbers by the
kurds. IL appears that women are scarce
among the Wild tribeslnen, who. when they
want wives. swoop down on some Armenian
neighborhood and bear away al tue good
10 the 8rmen an men only the less attractive.
Ia severa instances the kurds have broken
in on wedding part es and carried the bride
from the feast or church. IL is believed that
the Kurd men nearly ali have Armenian wives.
iudoino from the number stolen. although II
is iutimated that they dispose OF tho sur
nus al iar market price for Turkish and
Persian harems The Turkish authorities are
accused of encouraging the hurds IN their
Isyqlessness. and instead of trying 10 catch the
raiders they arrest and imprson the Arme-
mans who resist them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
,,v Gould ontof the Street.

New YoKK. NOV. pa morning paper says
that Jay Gould stated Yesterday Tor pnbhca-
ton that lie Is out Of Wall street forever.
am -" he said. out Of Wall street, and am not
interested directly or indirectly. II market
quotations.
Mr.. Gould stated that he was feeling well
and growing stronger daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Relieved of the Fine.


PARIS. Nov. 26.-The subscription opened
bv tie Figaro 20 cover the fine imposed upon
the Archbishop Of AK and the cost OF lls
trial is completed. Ii took but a single day
TO reach this result The Figaro this morn
inc announced tnat it has received 5,212
frames Many of the French nobility wefs
among the subscribers.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Wrecked and seven Lost

LONDON. Nov. ga dispatch from Shields
says that the bark Georgetown, Of that place.
has been wrecked OF the Farce Islands.
Seyen of the crew were drowned
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
stoo. 900 Damage Done.

ST. ALBAxs. w.. Nov. 26--Ths fire that
broke out in the American House stable at
1880 O'Clock this morning destroyed eight
business blocks aud the Congreeationalist
church. The loss is over 100000. With
good amount Of insuIspee.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
Prime. George necaining Strength.

rBy Cable 10 The Timesl
LONDON. Nov. 26.-prince George Of Wsies
has passed another good night. lie slept
well and is rapidly regalning strength.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
AL AssYs nEpRFsESTED.

LAWYERS of high and low degree, men
prominent in bus ness society and letters all
were there 10 witness the game. Before II
was over they had become lust a. enthnsias-
tic aud shouted lust as loud as the younger
men by whom they We're surrounded. Moth
ING short OF football game could stir them
like that.
There were fully 27,00O persons present
when the Yale team at clock filed out OF
the clubhouse and came on the neid. they
were followed almost immediately by the
black and oraDgestriped young men OF
Princeton.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

Editor William Rieia,, OF Winchestor Va,
succnmbs TO Exhaustion From Irave'.
S,s ANromo Tx, Nov. Civilian
RELAY. editor of the Winchester. (Na)
Times. died this morning in Dallas. Tie wes
On an excursion through western Texas with
tie Nirgnlas iress Assocatlon. Ihs WHO
and daughter We're with him. The immediate
cause of ms death was exhaustion from travel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

COusuI-GsneraI DuFham hstuFns'
EEw YORK. Nov. 26--John Stephen Dur.
ham. minister resident and eonsul-eeusfl OF
d'aga,res at Sanio Domingo. srrlvsd here
th.s morning On the steamer fsins kfsdr'ek
Hsrdxlck.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

By II O'Clock great crowd had gathered
in the grounds and every moment II was
augmented by fresh arrivals. The tally-hos
and al manner OF vehicles began to arrive
and at noon all the free seats were cccuple,li
and the grand stand had became fairly well
filed.
4 half hour later it be1an TO rain. but the
people kept coming as fast as ever. by E5J
every available space about tue field was oc-
cupied. The college cries and songs arose on
every side. The rain had ceased entirely be-
fore that time and every ono was happy.
The sight IN the grand stand was pretty in
the extreme. On every hand were the waving
colors of different colleges and these. added
70 the brilliant costumes of the women, made
a bright and anInating picture The crowd
besides was an interesting one % study. Inc
gray-haired and stern vlsaged judge sat be-
SIDE the beardless student, aud appeared TO
be lust as ready to cheer as did the younger
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27
YALE IS AGAIN THE VICTOR.
The PIucSy Boys Of The Blue Badly De-
feat the PTinCttOnS.
THOUSANDS WITNESS TIE GREAT CANE.
All Classes Represented From the Small
BOY TO the Grave statesman-Ninete
10 Nothing the score.

NEw YonK. Nov. 2f-The greatest athletic
event OF the year is over. Yale and Prince
ton have fought their battle for supremacy
on the football field and long will 1t be re-
lnembered by the thousands who saw one Of
the finest games ever played in this country.
Football has become remarkable sns'it1-
tion in this town.
That it is great attraction, for ut least one
day in the year. may be believed, when IT was
observed that elderly and staid men and
women sat on the damp and rough boards
from 10 o'clock this morning until this
afternoon in order TO see the game
The gates were not 0peLed till ~ O'clock
hut by thnt time great Nrongs ot peEso"s
had gathered about the dinerent entrances:
Inspector Conln. VINO had charge OF ponce
arrangements. had two hunoreomen on hnnd
to keep the enthusiasm within reasonable
bounds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-11-27

on Princeton's ten-yard line and when WIN
ter gained four yards more It looked Ike
tOueh-l own
The centre was nearly frantic. and 1t was
without doubt the most exciting stage OF the
gane. Winter ok the ball again, and when
he was tackled. the ball was in the extreme
right corner OF the field, within three yards
of the roal line. Everything depended on the
rext play.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-11
BREvITIES.

John D. Noble, of Dublin, Va, is in
the city.
The Riverside Land Company propose
10th of next May.
Chas. l.. Hatcher's new brick house
on Market street is fast assuming
shape.
A large force of hands are working on
the pants factory of the Holstein wooden
mills.
Water pipes are being laid on the
Development Company's land by Cooper
81 Co.
The stock of the Masonic Temple
Company is now being placed. The cap
ital stocked the company is $40, 900, and
it is proposed to build $50, 900 build
ing on the corner of the Boulevard and
College avenue, the first floor to contain
two stores. the second an opera house,
and the third the Masonic temple.
Montgomery Presbytery will convene
in the Presbyterian Church on next
Tuesday at o'clock. The opening
sermon will be preached by Rev. DR..
Shepperson, of Bedford City.
Miss Mamie Chapman, of this CITY, is
improving, after a spell of the grip
j. L. Mailman, brother-in-law of
MIR. j. w. +. Allemong, of Front Royal,
has just returned home after a visit to
Salem. He thinks Salem is tho coming
town in Southwest Virginia.
Miss Mamie Moon left for Staunton
and Waynesborough Junction yesterday
to visit relatives.
The Emma Abbott Opera Company
will be in Salem tonight at the Town
Hall, and nearly all the seats are al
ready taken.
Messrs. Scherer & Peters have opened
up an office in the Montgomery build
ing, on College avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-11
CIRCUIT COURT.
Many Important Decisions by Judge
Blair.

Many Important Decisions by Judge
Blair.
Many important decisions in the
winding up Of the circuit court were
handed down by Judge Blair, the princi-
pal subject, however, being the rights OF
real estate agents. The case of Turner
81 Younts vs.. Mrs. Coyner was decide ed
in favor of the complainants, the court
holding that the memoranda or agree
ment under which the agent claimed
was sufficient, it containing a short de
scription and terms of the land and be-
ing signed.
The case of William Pannabaker was
decided in favor of the former. The at
torneys were w. G. McClung for COM
plainant; r. II. Scott, Of Roanoke, for
defendant.
The case of II. M. Parsons VS.. Mrs.
V. Nj. Kasey ct al. was decided for the
complainant.
The following is resume of it: Mrs
I'll. nj. Parsons several years ago pur-
chased lot on Union street from Mrs
V. M. Kasey through her authorized
agent r. Il. Kasey, decd being given
to Mrs. Kasey and husband. At tho
time considera tion was paid for the lot,
W. ~S~NAPo 6AfOA oPSSiAO0 ohdV OH ullcy
was to be given on the northside of lot
Mrs. Karsy refused to allow the alley
The deed did not contain any reference to
this alley. Some time after the deed
was recorded this suit was brought.
After an elaborate discussion by coun.
sci, court decided that the injunction,
which was granted to restrain Mrs.
Kasey from building upon the land
where the alley should be, should be
made perpetual.
u William Nj. Montgomery appeared for
the compliments, Colonel Hansbrough
for defendants.
The case Of Henry Davis ct al. VS.. II.
c. Yates, of Warrenton, was decided in
favor of the defendant. This was suit
of specific performance to compel con-
veyance of lot on Alabama street Mr..
Montgomery appeared for Davis.
James M. billiard VS.. NJ. w. Butler
ct al; the bill was dismissed.
The case of T. johnson VS.. w. R.
Snyder was dismissed. Colonies Hans
.brough and Logan for Snyder and Col.
Penn.
The case OF c. 3. Strouse & Co. VS.. F..
j. Chapman and Mrs. l.. M. Bruffey was
dismissed with leave to bring a new
suit in behalf of the Queen City Land
Company. Maj. Griffin was counsel for
f. j. Chipman Col. Hansbrough for
Mrs. Bruffey, and Col. r. Ii. Logan and
w. M. Montgomery for c. b. Strouse 6,
Co. and the Queen City Land Company.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-11
THE IRVING LYCEUM
Spends Delightful Evening at Hotel
LuCerne.

6penub DeilBhtiul Evening at Hotel
Lucerne.
The Irving Lyceum met at Hotel
Lucerne Thursday night by courtesy of
Mr.. Harry Chapman. Tho following
members were present: Misses Bayley,
Blair, Burke, Mrs. Frank Chalmers,
Misses Killiam, Gertie McCommon, Miss
Moon, Miss Bessie Moon, Miss Roberts,
Mrs. w. A. Smith, Miss Strouse and
Miss Wright, and DR.. Baird, Messrs
Barnett, V. Bowman, w. r. and A. S.
Burdette, Brand, Frank Chalmers,
Comp, Cicero, Hannah, Jeter: Johnston,
Kennard, Martin, Montgomery, Moon
Pechin. RiGdick, Roberts, w. A., +. A.
and III ,tG. Smith, Oh. Stearnes. Thomas.
TompRins and Wight.
II. S. Stcarnes presided, and r. A.
Roberts, Jr., was in the secretary's
chair. The following was the pro-
gramme for tho evening:
The news OF the past two weeks by
the reporter for the club, E. A. Smith;