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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

NoRro1r. Dec. 30. Especial The Christ
mas german # the Norfolk German Club took
place last night at the Montieon Hall, and
was tie largest german given this season.
4 very severe storm passed over Norfolk
and vicinity last night The rain was accom-
panied by violent thunder and lightning,
The storm came from tie southwest
The United States Court is still taking evil
dence in the Victory and Plymothean libel
sui. The case has been before the cOurt for
three or four days and will probably engage
the attention of Judge hughes week longer.
Mnvor Morris. who has been confined to
his bed with a cancer for the last month. Is
an extremely III man and cannot live many
DAYS longer
An effort is being made to get the Chesa-
peake and Ohio and the Norfolk and Western
railroads Oput on through freight trucking
tram from this city 10 Chicago Norfolk
dealers are interested in the movement and il
is said the effort will be successful. The
Western trade VIII be vastly beneficial 10 the
Embarrassing counties of Eastern Virginia and
Carolina.
judge Parker. of the Norfolk county court
whose term of Office expires on January lst.
las appointed two harbor commissioners.
Nessrs. Henry kim and George lla.stead, for
q term of four wears. Tho gentlemen ap-
pointed were friends OF Judge Parker IN the
recent Norfolk county contest, and 1t 3
charged by the friends of Judge-eiect Port
lock that the appointments will he
for only four days instead of four years; that
the law provides that the commissioners shall
hold office for four years, commencing on the
lst day Of January.
tt is certain that there will be a legal fight
over the matter.
Nothing IA this city has get been learned OF
the ocean steamer reported by Captain Hop
kins. OF the Ocean e ueen. rs being n distress
Oft the coast OF Virginia. Dihgont inquiry
has been made 10y Tn lriEs correspondent
at the signal station and the marine Offices.
and nothing could be had. The li.e-saying
stations of Virginia and North Carolina have
not seen any vessel ia distress.
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san FNANcIsco. ca. Dec 80.-The final
round in tho Cardif-McAuliGo fight last
night was when McAuhHe's lett landed on
Cardih's jaw. knocking him down. Cardiff
stayed down eight seconds and then got up
exhausted. lie motioned 10 McAulihe % stop.
and Joe asked him IL he gave up. Getting a
negative answer. Joe smashed him 3 terrible
blow on the Jaw, and then again with all his
power drove his right and caught Patsy
again on the iaw. Cardil's eyes rolled up in
his head, and. leaning against the ropes. be
received q blow s4uarely on the mouth
that sent him Keeling over tie ropes
flat upon his stomach. completely knocking
him out. The fight was then awarded to
McAuiine. Several minutes were consumed
in bringing Cardin 20. and when he walked
between his seconds OF the stage he was most
vOciierOusly applauded rs he had made an
uphill hut game fight, displaying great clever
ness IN avoiding and ducking the terrific
swings which NcAuhile tried 80 land Oh Aim.
McAuiiffe still retains his old-time way of
fighting. and although quicker on hls feet he
has not improved IN his style OF delivery,
being somewhat slow and missing good OPP
pOrtunltles.
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NV S,yHSA. Fla. Dec. eO.-The whole
town and county IS Wild with eXcitem eut to-
DAY. Irving Jenkins the colored man who
wa the hr-t Go give au alarm upon the dis
coyerg of the murders 40 the Packwood house.
was arrested tor the third time this morning,
and is on his way 10 the county JAIL 40 Deland
under guard ol twenty-hyes jenkins
was arrested by Captain Vs.. %. Cooper a
Pmkeltou man, who has been working
on the case for the last ten days
Cooner saws he has information which
viii convict jenkins of the crime. and IL is ru-
mored that Jenkins will make a confession
before the preliminary examination Is held.
4 guard of twenty men viii surround Deand
ian as long AS jenkins IS confined there. Cap
tain Cooper refuses % talk until he has con-
suited with the county officers. who have Of
fered a reward of Fl 900 fox tho arrest and
conviction If the murderer.
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relerrnnhers Threaten TO Strike.

KNOXVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 30. The trouble
with the telegraphers on the Fast tennessee
railroad is far from q settlement. An official
Of the company to-day denied that any oper..
ator had been discharged from the service Of
the road because he belonged 10 the 20. K.
T."
On the other hand the members claim that
DISCHARGES have been made solely FOR tins rea-
som II is reported that a new operator nj
AIorristowu Tenn. who took the place OF a
discharged man. is under the protection OF
special police There are rumOrs that II tho
trouble is not settled to-day strike will occu
tomorrow
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In BehaIf Of Starving I,n..inns.

HUNTINGDON Pa. Dec. 30-An appeal is
published in M afternoon newspaper here by
-. r.. lseuberg ID behalf of the starving Rus
SLAMS. His appeal is addressed 10 the farmers
o! this county aud 10 all others vino are will
ing u assist IN relieving the poor peasants of
the administration country. Mr. lsenberg
announces that be will grind free AL the grain
that the farmers will give for the benefit Of
those unfortunate people. aud in addition he
Will donate bushel for every ten he receives.
The Pennsylvania railroad has decided 90
ship al iiour 10 Russia from New York free.
The first shipment Will be ready in about ten
days.
OMAHA. NEp., Dec. 30.-Rev. Ludden.
who has charge OF the work OF securing grain
Tor Russian famine sufferers. to-day stated
that thus far eleven counties had been heard
from, each of which will furnish one and
some two cars of corn. lie expects 10 send
fully hundred cars of choice Nebraska corn
70 New Ork about January 18th. in time 10
be loaded on the United States steamer
Constellation
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lowlands have been flooded by the heavy
rnin. while the mountains are covered with
snow from ten to twelve feet in depth. The
snow-stOrm on the coast is tho worst for
years. The record Of maritime disasters VIII
be heavy. The snow is twelve feet deep in
some places on the Northern Pacific.
AtnUoufRouT. \. NJ. Dec. a0.-Both the
Santa Re and Atlantic and Pacific roads are
troubled with serious snow blockades. No
eastern mails have been received here over
the Santa Fe for four days. The pas
senger trains are in n blockade in the Ratun
Mountains and in the level stretch of
country In the neighborhood Of Springer
IA number Of engines are of the track in the
blockade The snow blockade on tho At
lantic and Pacific is between Grand and
theeves. about one hundred miles west OF
this city. The snOw-storms In the noun
teins are reported 20 he something unheard
of for severity. and stories OF great suffering
among the villages in the mountains are IN
circulation.
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CoIr,mA. Va. Dec Special. One
Ofthe saddest deaths. the result of au accident.
and one which arOUses feeling OF deep
grief and sympathy in this community oc-
CURED last night IL the death OF young Ld-
win Nemng. aged fourteen years. the young
EST son of \. ID. and lucinda fleming
ast Thursday night young }. NJ. Thomas
Melbourne Young and Willard and Edwin
Fleming were ont on coon and 0p ssum
hunt. About midnight the dogs freed up "a
very large OAK. The boys lOca-
tod the op0ssum on limb some
twenty feet rom the ground and
decided az the tree was so lar-e. % cut the
limb on instead of telling the tree. Dung
Thomas went up to cut the limb, Edwin
Fleming took the dogs Oft, while the other
bows remained % take tho Op05surl alive.
The limb was severed and fell with the
branches Just resting on the ground - he
foot Of the tree. but still holding by "a slender
connection to the trunk. The BOYS secured
the game. Edwin loose ed the dogs and all came
running up TO the tree. Just at this
time Young Thomas cut the connection. and
fne limb. instead of falling along the body to-
tie foot Of the tree. topped over from 10 aud
struck Edwin. who was Just coming up. on
tue temple, rendering HIM unconscious lie
was carried by the boys II a negAlorng
cspin Medical aid in the person of Dr. r.
r. Cav. was summoned. and some eight hours
afterwards was restored 10 state OF semi-con-
seriousness. lie continued 10 this condition until
about 8 f. NJ. wnen be relapsed into state
of total Inconsistencies from which he never
rallied. and at T.. H. yesterday be died.
after al that the tender and loving minisIra-
tions Of family and friends. directed by
eminent medical skill. could give had been
cheerfuily performed.
Ii Is iouchlngiy sad that on this br:eht
CLrstluastide. when peace and Joy gladen
so many homes that this should be darkeucl
by such "A bitter SORROW.
No particle OF blame attaches 10 any OF the
hovs Int II il agreed that they sSbihiteI
great presence OF mind hy thor prompt ac-
ton alter the accident had occurred.
There was q Sunday school festival al the
Fork Baptist church to-day consisting OF
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Ricllrnonh's pend.

The faneFal of Patrick Mcmahon. who died
with h-art disease Tuesday evening. will take
pacc This morning at 81. petrick's church at
o'clock Deceased was in his ffteth year
md was neti,e of County Clare. Ireland. lie
was n good man and greatly respected 10y al
who know him. lie leaves q wife and sew
eral children.
Lewis Frederick Kastlehcrg wns hnried in
lakewood cemetery yesterday afternoon. Iho
funeral services were held at st. johns Ger
man lutheran church at haf-past 2 o'clock.
conducted 10y Rev Paul Mcneil Tho white
heaisc and white ribbons denoted his youth.
Nc was ust i'm his fifteenth year and many
OF the congregation were Of n similar age.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

MwyEApoLrs. Mrs.. Dec So special to
the Tribune from Sioux Fails. S. d.. says:
The ministers of this city held q secret meet
ing yesterday to take action regarding
tho conduct OF Judge Aikens. OF the circuit
court neis charged with druu1cnnes5 and de-
bauchery. Tie outcome Of the meeting was a
note addressed 10 the Judge. calling attention
10 these various reports aud expressing the
hope that iu the future me would he more cir
cumspect. Judge Aikens is the one who has
granted 20 many divorces. lie is m tho city
visiting relatives. ia an interview be denied
the stories aud declared 1t was the work Of
political opponents.
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The Junior Ger-ia Do Clb gave beautiful
entertainment last evening at tine belyidere.
Among those ptsent were. Misses Kate
ayers. of Bristol Louise brander. Saihe
Deaue, firele Orewry Mamie Lonsa ule.
Washington. Mary Irest n Moore.
Mamie Saunders Made Haukin, Gew
ork Carrie More Maude Stokes.
A.y, In-icy Msggs Stokes. izNe
Drdees, Sally ha.y ~oes. Salue Wexford.
M@y haves. Ifie Guerv. Mamie Gillian.
loss.e Talbot Mas saunders. Salhe Al,
trend, Stanley At4ns.ftuart bradley. lila
l,aacs. Misses buertAg lriyersity Of Nir-
lnlA iucy pay Smtheld. Miss Bradley.
fredericksburg Miss Rose. Burton Heights.
1i-s orlY.
The following young laces ana gentlemen
wero present nom Petersburg. Misses Bessie
enable Lena Davis. tatuie Splcer. Oteha
Johnston dames Mann Dald iuulop, n. g..
danu 5. Cary HcckWth. II. ". Tanner Paul
Roper William barclay Nr. Ioee Gillian
scceptably led tie german.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

MEMPHIS. TESN.. Dec 30-At a meeting Of
prominent ex-Confederates in this city yes
terday afternoon resolution was adopted
appointing a committee of five t. present 10
the next General Assembly % bill appr0pra-
tIng the sum of 900 annually as pension
further resolved that a committee will cor
respond with the Governors aud other citi-
zens Of other Southern States requesting
them 70 call the attention OF their legsla-
lures 70 this subject. and recommend the
passage of like appropriation bill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

SAN FRANcIscO. Dec. S0-Ihe severest
storm in wears has been raging on the Pacific
Coast for tho rssl tLirty-s.x ms. The
Southern Pacific railroad Is forced to Keep
snow-plows going night and day az lIel.a.
Several buildings have been crushed IN by
the weight OF tie snow.
The Carton Opera Company was DELAYED
eighteen hours by the snow slide IN Cow
Creek canyon The steamer Whiteshore went
ashore Sunday night at Little river. but the
hands succeeded IN making their escape. The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

Tie children Of the Sunday sc.bol OF Beth
Ahaoa .ynaeosue held a ChanAah festival
III Monticello lial last evening lad after Il
pleasing entertainment dancing ybs INDUCED
NE. Those who TOOK part ina the programme
were as follows Henry Bioomltg. Blanche
kaufman. Rosa Goidenbcrg l-len Thai
inner. iItreda ldel Jacob Kan nam. Walter
WAit.och. louise kaufman. Nilcs halAimer.
DeneWe q haab. Daisy hutz,ol, Milton Bins
"auser hrio.dorfer Straus knit Hinswan-
eeF Harold b.oomberg. iIorcgs ". Levy.
Norte lorshom Eta Lovonsin. Sidney
DaAst. l,ebe ca Cohen lto~al.e ETA, Albert
ounst Arthur Ham, Mattlo Schrarzschild.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

Guumr, OKLA. Dec. 3O.-A courier from
the Cheyenne and Arapahoe reservation states
that the Messiah craze las broken out anew
among tne Indians. thand head chief
os Ito Arspa oes. and Old Crow and Whiri-
wind ch els o. the Cheyennes have gathered
n thousand Ind ans about them among the
interior hills and for many days and nights
have kept the dance up continually. de-
clarng they Will not stop until the Saviour
arrives
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

New Year receptions will not take place to-
morrow. This custom so much in vogue T.
few wears ago j. now more honOred in the
breach than in the observance. and Ricn-
mond's social world. following the dictates OF
fashion. declines 10 receive" Several enter
tainments Of private nature VIII occur. but
an of >iem only embrace a few fric ads aud
W n partake more of the social gathering at
home than the conyentionality Of areception
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31
Clne PresentntIon-Dled Of Grin.

CHRmTia.sBuRn. Dec. 29-ISpecial. J.
This was our county court day. the last term
our present Judge Junkin viii hold. Our
new Judge Walter VI. Pierce. commences the
lst If January. The bar and clerks present
Ell the retiring judge with handsome gold
headed cane.
Mrs. Albright. one Of our very best old
ladies, died yesterday with tie grip.
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4 brilliant German.

Mr.. Samson Hirshs palatial home on west
Franklin street was the scene Of brilliant
german last evening given by his daughters
20 their large circle OF friends. The residence
was beautifully decorated with flowers and
plants. Burke served charming collation..
and Stems music was used in the spacious
ballroom Of the house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

steamer COMPANY No 3. of the Richmond
IRE Department gave "a banquet q tuesday
evening at fizAnfs Tho occasgn was in
celebration o. the annual supper Cd the com
Hny and also Of The receipt oil tie new La
france engine
me members VI The company presented
..'I e"l iein' Il. Z. jenkins. with "a handsome
silver pitcher
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
STORE NEWS.
THURSDAY, Dec. 81.
NOTICE THE REDUCTIONS!

In many departments the stocks
are too heavy at this season. 1t is
our intention to reduce the prices,
and the prices will soon reduce the
stock.
There are too many Chenille
Portieres in stock, and accordingly
the prices have been reduced as
follows:
PAR was g. now reduced 10 $3.50.
Pair was $3.50. now reduced 70 ~
Pair were 80. So now reduced % .i75.
Pair were 20. now reduced 10 -.
Pair were Is, now reduced 10 %.
Pair was e. now reduced 20 10.
Pair were 81 20. now reduced 20 $3.50.
Pair was $3.50. now reduced 70 %.
/ Pair was 80. now reduced 10 $3.50.
Pair were $40. now reduced 10 $3.50.
| Pair was 80. now reduced 70 -.
Par WAS si2. now reduced TO -.
These are fine Chenille Curtains
--fringed top and bottom--and
anv one in need Of curtains will
profit by calling upon us at once.
REMNANTS:
We have an immense stock Of
short-length remnants { | to .
and % YARDS Of Hamburg Edges
and Embrolderies that accumu-
lated during the late Fall and
Holiday Season, which we will
now sell off very cheap in order to
get all the necessary counter room
for our new goods, which are to ar
rive within ten days. These rem
nants are in suitable widths for
infants wear, all kinds of under.
wear, dresses, &C., &C., and the low
prices will attract special attention.
REMNANTS DRESS GOODS:
We are busy measuring up"
and marking down" remnants
and short patterns Of all kinds Of
Dress Goods, and you'll find trade
lively at that counter.
Buy good, all wool California
Fleece Blanket now while the
special sale holds the boards So
is small price for SO much gen.
uine comtort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

1.Gcvernor Eitghugh Lee vas resented
VIII silver punch bowl On Tuesday evening
~ tho residence a. Colonel G.. OB. Caviar in.
DO bowl was present from the meubeTs Of
rs stau ana ear the following inscription.
Governor Fitxhugh Lee, from BIS stan.
~ 80 Colonel Richard +. Beirne, Colonel
II. l.. ID. Lewis Colonel j. Hampton Hogs,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

A TIws man in hs rounds yesterday
stopped at the 81 BAIT Academy and called at
the Office Of Sir. )u BIS, and found him in
company with y. w. }. fielding, advance
agent of the "Soulan' ompanv.
Sin. bu Bois saNt IL imy intention so keep
the reputation of the Academy up % its pres
ont high standard pn taking charge here
4 few weeks ago foundbOOked several plays
that F did not apfove %. and have cancelled
The engngementstf eactOf them.
Among the attractions chat VIII shortly
appear here are. tQnna Davenport. City
Directory 81 II. SOtlern and Sol Smith
Russell Several lesser lights are also en-
Eared. and we Expect togiye the amusement-
seeking public. some excellent entertain
menJ- III speaking oi the performance of
tho ~ouiau Dr. the next week. Mr.. De
B1.s said Il woi one of the largest and most
expensive graduation on the road. lie
further sail that the company would accept
10 ga-eueltsoi lessthau one week on ac-
count ot tAe gfat eXpmse of travelling. and
that Dee had tooler bg inducements o. get
them herc NutWtnstanungt Ms great expense.
continued air. Du Bos the management
have sclGed touahe a-educti0n in the gen
eral admission nee t0 TIE house. am the
author % tho NV piaJ shiloh" and Mr..
Eugene IomIius making extensive
preparations 81 presot IL at the Boston
Theatre Jauuarf ilth mkt MI Iompkins
is The owner a.. tie Bo9tn Theatre. which is
tie largest hou.i and BIS the biggest stage
oI amy theatre l.Ameriu. He has expended
s. greal dead Of n,ney Oh the play. and ex.
poets % nap q rh rewrd should very
much like % pretnt thtplay here. and viii
do So If possible
shiloh IS lew hv.act American mill
tary drama and q WY strong play. re-
quulng a lar cast and pecial scenery Mr.
bu bols is Tie au hor of several other good
dramatic w0ia..
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rotations. dialogues music. etc. by the
children which were very croditabie and n
fine speech-by DR.. Pitcher. general superin-
tendont Of the Sunday-School md Biblo
Board. About s25 was contributed for this
board
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THURSDAY. December3lst. at 1920 A ". a. g07
east Proad street. sale OF damaged goods by
fire. by Ellis 81 tathcart. auctloneers.
MovDAY. January ith. AZ 1870 r. H.; on the pre-
misses trustee sale of frame dwelling. No.
iin west Leigh street, Chewing * Rose
AuctilnlcTs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

The Rev. DR.. Heber Newton, of New York
il dangerously iii with a bad attack of the
grip complicated with other disorders. lie
has been unconscious most OF the time since
his illness. but his physicians say there IL no
immediate danger spprehended.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-12-31

Colonel b. O. james. Colonel Philip Hsxall.
Colonel Samuel 3. Witt. Colonel 9. OBJ. Co
ward,n. A Token Of Affection and Admiration.
MAY ~ 1880
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The object of this sale has been 10 have
clean fresh stock with which to begin bust
ness January /. 1892. The week between
Christmas and New Years is the harvest time
for economical folks-prudent buyers.
WHY? Because the Holiday trade has left us
with many remnants. You see there is no
time in the rush to watch against Remnant
making. Every piece is cut and the balance
laid away. Now comes the oyerhauling. Out
with the Remnants.
You will find Short Lengths" Of seasonabls
Dress Goods. Small and odd Lots. Broken
Sizes "Mussed and Tumbled" things Don't
get the idea that these are all imperfect
goods whenever they are so We'll tell you
II Is 4 GENERAL SALE OF ALL
CLASSES OF MERCHANDISE AT SACRI-
FICE PRICES.
Reductions are tho order Oh the day. Not
one. but every department in our store is
contributing TO this sale. If you have needs
in any particular line. perhaps your special
bargain is waiting for you. Ask for it.
Remember this is the last day of this sps-
cial Remnant Sale.
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- WAsurSGr =. D. g.. Dec 30-For Viz
l ginia: Fam tih Thursday. probably
( ua Threatening weather and rain on Fri
day n0rthoa.torly wnis, shifting 10
- sourherly; slight changes IA temlera-
tire.
For North Carolina Gcnerally iair' slightly
warner: easterly 10 sOutheriY winds.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC December 81. 1871.
Sun rises............7:2l Moon sets 20 800 l.. NJ
Sun sets ............5:0i lays iength.gh. Sim
PORT OF WEST POINT, DECEMBER 20. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Charlotte. Captain MCKEE Baltl-
more, merchandise and passengers.
SAILED.
Steamship Charlotte. Baltimore. merchandise
and passengers.
IhMDEETS POINT DEcEyBER 3d. 1891.
ARRIVED.
Schooner L. A. GAsAell. barge Scotia
LOADED.
Schooner q. VI. Grant, Providence.
cOALED.
British steamships Cardiff Castle, CHARLESTON,
LIVERPOOL: Oakdene. New Orleans. Falmouth
Tor orders.
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THE ASSOCIATION BALL.
vrrr,sG 10 mANErRnrAHATIoNS
,,,. ,,.ober. Discussed tho Social Event OF
-. Thu Various Committees Were
,ooo,nted january 27th Is the Day

r,. animal ball OF the Association Tor w
,..'..y.,io.. of Virginia Ants ulres W." 49,
ma, me Academy ca january 10 AZ ~
- tae social world OF Richmond 10 ~
49, =, discuss tle eynt aud yes'sIoa' "''''-
60 .,oe,aser. O.. tie ASSOCIATION met AZ
Academy 20 make p.ns and arrange
~ '''. $50. 1,ooe conseumai'on. Besides
men '- .u..,,e. 81 ty Association there
',nro number Of ladies present VINO hAu
,.oe - nestled by She resident MIS- Joseph
a. 10 assist ia tao event aud when tho
80 ,,.as called . order the following
.. wore enrolled by Mrs. George W.
BaEhy. stcIeiaf r..,,,. Nf-s palo;rh Col
s.oo Mrs h. 7. NcloTd' hrs; J.. =. iioDs.''
81. p "a Nash. Ne James Peasants MIS-.
49, y NO)nNdre Mrs. D. &, Morion,
~. tfe-cilh Nontague. Mrs. lhos. BolhhE'
- Miss Judith Darlington. Mrs. Jas. Lyons
xIes annie AiliiGms. Mrs ". k. Meredt1'
Sirs ArthurSeddon Mrs Gray Sklpwith'M Is.
a. ID. Iannnorne. Mrs. Charles Talbot; MIS-
tie,sndfArchcr. Mrs. II. O.. Ca5e.. Mrs a.
b Camn. Mrs. q. D. tronsha~ MIS-; 'hi.e'
fcvler irS John Dunlop Mrs. jaime. pootS'
Mss Syminrtou. Miss Camilla scott, MS
Tr,rt Christian Mrs. Iazewcl tAelt' AI7.
f,l.rt g. LEIGH. jr.. Mrs Clnries LaiAfop'
Nr.. W T.. Royall Mrs Alfred J., h~riss,
Si1s. Barton IT, Grundv Mrs. T..
r. scott. Mrs Allan Dt0lnan'
Ms A. n. Christian Jr Mrs. w. W. Henry
Mrs ~. \. Carter. Mrs. Levin Joynes. Mrs
Seymour CABOT, Mrs. William Ialtoit Ms
~ a. BENTLEY. 1irs lt. J.. Norris. Mrs.
Io,rss r Branch. Mrs Charles II. Reed Mrs.
Charles r Whit ck. Mrs. w. Q. English.
Mr. George Wayne Anderson. Yrs. X. H..
Kosher. and Mrs T. II. Mcclure.
Tbe ladies named Above will constitute the
reeepti0u committee.