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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
HOT MILK AND vICHY.


A G0od Thing Ia Take for Luncheon In
stead Of whisky.
"There nrs Il great many pien who are
oyerworked," said mn uptown physician 10
a New York SIM reporter; "They think
they are too busy 10 eat lunch ~ midday,
and resort TO ~stimulsnts AGA substitute for
food. II only takes a moment to step into
q barroom and take a drink. This makes
them fsel better for tho TYNE, but the effect
soon passes away and another IL taken 70
got rid Of the empty feeling. The habit
grows until IL takes eight or ten, or more
drinks a day to keep them going. Alcohol
ic stimuIsnts are the worset thing In the
world for an empty stomach, finally AUS
ing catarfh Of the stomach, inter
iering with the secretions Of ths
t i,y''' ...in a1S d% sssS, wh.a tho "b %.s
comes to me in this condition, the first
thing | do IL to cut on bis whisky or what
ever form Of stimulant he IL addicted TO,
and substitute food for IL. ] can't substi-
tute solid food. because his stomach won't
retain IL. ! must get him 70 take something
vichy comes in. Cold milk il too harsh. II
shocks his weakened stomach. Hence !
give II to him hot. Vichy liQhtense and
liyenS IL: makes " more easily digest d. !
tell him to take 4 glass, two-thirds milk.
one-third yichy. twice n day; TO order -
over a bar, anywhere no can get it, snd TO
let whisky and al stimulants severely alone.
II no obeys the orders ] will cure him and
save his fife. N
"A good many men among my own pa.
tients, fast growing prematnrely old n
bringing up0n themselves = multitude OF
ills by tho steady and excessive uss Of alco-
holfc stimuiants instead Of tho nutritious
food which they should take. have been 70
claimed by the use Of hot milk and vichy.
II you find you are losing your appetite
for food and c~orrsspondinRIy gaining that
for alcoholic stimulspts, try it, u will do
Won pOod.'
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Late Police News.

Emma Henderson was arrested last even.
ING on complaint of Charles Bee, q sheep
herder, who claims to have been relieved OF
about $50 in her house.
John Holden was caught stealing wood
last night from the International hotel and
was arrested.
George Cooney. manage Of the Exchange
gambling house. was III one Of the wine
rooms Of the Coliseum theater Sunday
night with a party of friends. When he
was abont to leave the place he missed a
diamond stud which he valued at $3.50. lie
says il WAS stolen by one of the variety
actresses. and il IL il not forthcoming TO-
day, threatens to cause her arrest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
4 Certificate REFUSED,
An Accident Insurance Company
Which Cannot Do Business
In Montana.
Tho Governor Signs q Batch OF
House Bills Which Be-
come Laws.
Claims Against tho STATE Allowed De-
JIn4usnt tn sale TO-DHy-kews
Of tho Courts.

COL Johnson, representing the Railway
Conductors and Engineers Accident jnsur-
ance company, incorporated under the laws
Of Indiana, applied yesterday W the
state auditor for a certificate to
do business in Montana. The
statutes are very precise on this sub
ject and require insurance companies to
show a paid up capital Of at least x20O.0UJ
or the equivalent in notes. Mr.. Johnson's
company could not show either. The audi
tor sought the advice OF Attorney. General
Haskell, who. after hearing Mr.. Johnson'a
statement and referring to tho statutes,
concluded that the law would not permit
the auditor to issue q certificate under the
circumstances, and for the present, at least,
the company will not do any business in
this state.
Mr.. johnson had a copy OF an insurance
law from some other state, and WAS talking
about having 1t presented to the present
legislature for consideration.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
Court Mouse CuIiIpRs.

Tue force in the district clerks Office was
given n half holiday yesterday. Tho dis
trict court only held a morning session.
The supreme court met Yesterday morn
ing but Immediately adjourned until Thurs
day.
On motion Of +. Atkinson. Esq, Henry
A. Day wal admitted to practice in the dis
trict court until the next sitting OF the su-
prsne court.
The Dillon Mercantile company has been
organized. The i~ncorporators are James r.
Murray, Thos. j. Mulany, Thos. Douglas
and o +. Voc. The capital stock IL
$3.eW divided in sixty shares of $50 each.
The following ~notaries public were n.y.
pointed yesterday: Geo. y. Tarbell. Benv-
erhead county; Win. Lsnders. Missouin
county: VIM. Il. Buchanan. Custer county;
Francis i: Mcbride, Silver bow county; b.
A. Pcase, Madison county.
John W. Hodgkin. of ~. Louis, has been
appointed commissioner Of deeds In the
state Of Missouri for the state Of Montana.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
New Laws Made,

On Saturday At 2:20 p. III. the governor
signed the following house bills, which
thus became laws:
No. &, requiring certain county officers tt
report fees to the county commissioners
and requiring county clerks to report to the
state auditor and for publication.
No. 1G, tho submission to the qualified
electors Of an amendment to the constitu-
ton relating TO the election Of county com.
m~issioners. As the law now stands all the
commissioners retire at the same time.
No. ~, amending an act Of the statutes
relating to embezZlement.
No. 30, to provide IN index for the dis.
trict courts.
No. n, appropriatinR money to pay fol-
the custody and care Of the insane.
No. 76, to pay for the salary and travel
ing expenses Of the state veterinary sur.
ReOn.
No. ~, to pay the salary and expenses of
the inspector Of mines and his deputy.
No. LOB, appropriating money to pay
Mitchell IL Museigbrod for the care Of the
insane.
The legislature will be notified of the
governors action to-day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24

Yesterdaysis district court record was as
follows:
5025-Dunphy W.. Dunphy; leave to file
demurrer granted and motion to strike out
set for hearing March 7.
4723-Haryey VI. Harvey ct al: affidavit
and motion to set aside Judgment and de-
PENDANTS request to file answer argued and
taken under advisement.
731-Sccond National Bank w. Alex.
Swan: default of defendant suffered.
4,521-kleinschmidt VI. kleinschmidt:
statement on motion for new trial, and bill
of exceptions presented.
555-Bank Of Commerce of Greensboro w.
j. A. Fuqua ct al; demurrer overruled; ten
days to answer.
G3-Helena Lumber Company w. Cam
eroE: motion for judgment on pleadin a.
argued and submitted.
7J-F. j. KiSel W.. Union Warehouse CON-
pany; defendant ordered to answer by Feb.
2G.
Hooker vs.. Jefferis. defendants demur-
rer to replication argued.
s~19-Bowman vs. Mulgrew; settled and
dismissed on motion Of plaintiff.
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y. NJ. c. a.

Washingtonts birthday Pleasantly Ceie-
DRAFTED by This Organization.
Quite a large gathering occupied the hoa-
pitnble rooms of the Y. M. G.. A. last night.
the occasion being a reception enlivened by
a programme appropriate for Washinaton's
birthday. The genial welcome OF Secretary
Como made all feel at home. and was
complemented by like coidiaiity by many
others interested in the work, Mi which was
supplemented by an excellent programme
Of music. Palatable REFRESHMENTS we're
served.
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On property. Call for particulars.
y the First judicial district o. The state Of
Mountains, in snd for the county Of Lewis and
Charles X. Cole, plaintiff, vs.. William b. Reed.
The st.te Of Men..Da1 sends xresting to tho
br:psht sxain.t YOU BY tIe above named ,p~!!sintifi
" " re ne .h:ts et s Mnpt. Of th :. a risst jndtci.l distri Ct
filed herein. within ton days exclusive %. TIE day
mons 4 served within this county: or, II served
twenty days. otherwise, within. forty days, or
judsnsnt BY default viii BE- taken against you
'e TSs I'D . 70 i6s G''E: :s, q . e. rs sSnSgl. tRa iudu.
msnt Of thiso ourt, in favor Of the plaiatif. and
sgainst.ths defendant, Tor the .sn Of eight hun
drsd and forty dollars. together with interest
from the g IT IL l1 day 81 81 ap,ii "a T.. e 3. is g. n %Sn'a :
6 ds,fs y p prli. <. psSs sa for s I'D nm s q 80 q ' bs.I I'm
from date until paid, dns ninety days after date.
made, executed snd delivered by the said defen.
duo, but 'i ier P Re rssse st tn.t the ss' sid aS dsfs e asa yi e
sstios. tsr y: es \ y 3 s's a:s..su sasse1 i. . sr 81:
tors. this plaintiff institutss this suit prior to the
Also ior the sum Of $50, being 2 reasonable
attorneys tse, ~ provided for in said note, and
for costs Of suit.
And You are hereby notified that IL Jon fail ia
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff will take judgment
against yOn by default for the said sum Of $3.50,
together with interest thereon at the rate Of one
per cent: psr month from the 18th Ray Of April.
4. d. 1920, due upenfaaid note. for said sum Of
$10O. attorneys' foes, and for costs CT suit.
Givcn under my hand and tho seal Of the die.
trict corrt Of the First jndicia! district Of the
state Of Montana. 10 and ter the county Of Lewis
and (lzpka fhfe 11tk, siav ~ Aay 4 n 1907
JOHN BEAN, Clsrk.
by II. J. CASSIDY. Deputy.
tsEAL.J
MCCONNELL n CLAYEERg,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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District Court Calendar.

Yesterday was calendar day in the dis
trict court and the following cases were set
were set for trial:
270-Samuel Barbeau vs. G. B. Vaughn,
March, 2.
275-Gn vs.. Kluge, Friday. March 6.
279-McEvily W.. City Of Helena. March
Ii.
302-McNaily W. Frank Kenck, March Z.
a4-S. g. Fitzpatrick VI. l.. Ii. Phelps,
March 7.
3O5-Kisselpaugh vs.. Montana Central
Railway company, March II.
3O7-Suydam vs.. y. y. Byrne, March 10.
3is-N. Bastz VI. i. n. Collins, March II.
4Js7-Hicks W.. Jefferis. March II.
325--Cannon vs.. John Doc, March IA.
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Take II Before Break fast.

h great appetizer. tonic and liver regu.
lator-positivc specific for liver complaint,
In use for more than 30 years in England.
Bad taste in this mouth on arising in the
morning. dull pains in the besd and back
OF the eyos. tired feeling. dizziness-svm-
toms Of liver complaint. Rsmedy-Dr.
HeIisy's English DAndelion Tonic. Gst
the genuine from your druggist fSy 81, aud
take according 70 dhsstisHa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
State Bills Allowed.
Tax Sale.

There will be Il delinquent tax sale in the
county treasurer's Office to-day. People
anxious to get IN on the ground floor" on
town lots and other real estate will have a
good opportunity to do 80. About 100 par
GELS a~ggregating about $1,000 will be offered
for sale. The property will be sold for the
amount Of taxes due, with interest. Per-
sons who lose their property hereby, will
have three years in which to redeem it, but
they will have to pay the holder IL per
cent. interest per annum, until paid. The
sale begins OF 10 o'clock.
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EOR

near Townsend. N. y. II. H.. containing s2
ncros. AL fenced. Three hundred acres under
cultivation and 10 acres In 10 ture fenced of.
Fair buildinss. stcr ample for irrigation and
stock. ODe Of tho most desirable ranches in the
siais. Price al rock bottom and terms easy,
-, DUNCAN Mcleod, Atlas building.
February 10 1891. HelsnA, Mont.
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Mail Lettings.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
PosToFYIcE DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON. ID, e., January Is, 1891

PosToFYIcE DEPARTMENT.
WAsHis0ToS. ID. g., January u, 1884,
Proposals. will bc received nj tho Contract Of
fee Of this Department until I y ~ of March
n. 1891, for carrying the mails Of the United
States upon the routes. and according Ia the
scheinls Of arrival and departure .pscified by tho
dspartmeDt. in tho state Of Montsna. from July
I. 1871, 10 JDne 10. 1874. Lists Il ronts.. with
schedules ~ arrivals and departures. instructions
10 bidders. with forms for contracts and BOMBS.
and all other necessary information. will hs fur
nishei npon application TO Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
JOHN WANAMAkEK.
Postmaster General
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
HELENA IN BRIEF.

JacksOn's music store. Bailey block.
Board and rooms nj Miss Nesgls's, 1i3
Clark street.
S%chlsppi, the artistic piano timer.
James W. BARKER. merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24

To accommodate the p. q. s. A., which
body will hold "a stste camp in our hall on
Monday evening. The regular meeting Of
Capitol lodge will 10 held On Tuesday oven
ing instead Of Monday evening, this week.
j. w. kINsIHY. N. W.
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Will Arrive TODAY.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mr.. w. II. Smith. /. A.. Beddle, Il. G. Nc
Farland, f.. /. Chandler. g. Il. BumRarten,
=. Luther, j. NJ. HimeIman.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
Arrivals At the Grand Central.

Mrs IDgersolI. Rimini
y. u. Weed. kininj.
Jos e. framor, Entfe
Geo. y. Fealkins, LyOn..
Kan.
j. Gleason, TOwsIey.
{. e. Newman. Helena
Geo. i. Marsh, Butte.
John A. iiarta, BOnI-.
der.
A. - fleisheim. Kan.
sas City.
Hon. A y. Blake, Vic.
tor
II. }. Thompson, Miles
City.
y Hyde, Miles City.
j. i. Begcri. Minncap.
oils.
w, J. Lfshy. Buffalo.
u. Denton, Buffalo.
John r. Carroll. Ana
condA.
John Mccracken,B Butte.
Ed Lafterty, Helena.
Fred Maynard, treat
Falls.
u. =. Lester, Bntte.
q. n. Sherman. White
Sulphur Springs.
". Macdonald, Castle.
j. NJ. Dahl, Bismarck.
fiei Klein. Rocheeter,
N Y.
L.. J. Lachman. Salt
Lake.
John Il. Akerr, Butte.
Add. Williams. Bptte.
g. NJ. Berry. MissouIa.
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The Case Of Judge Frier. Who Suffered Thirty
Years.
SALEM. Ore, Aprii 10.

SALEn. Ore. April 10.
i hereby certify that ! have been troubled
with n disease Of the stomach and kidneys
for the Inst thirty years and after using -four
boxes Of the Oregon Kidney Tea 1 have
found great benefit and relief from II.
A. X. FmgR,
Late county judge Of Polk county.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24

| J. II Murphy. Rimini.
j. }. Wolf. Great FaIls.
j. w. WambOld,
Omaha.
j. b. Simpson. HELENE q.
| NJ. Sexton. BOZenian
&. Nj. Brisbin and wife,
Granite.
| Geo. n. Wardman,
DeadwoDd.
Miss Mamie Farrell.
Valley.
II. X. Whiteliill. Deer
| Lodge.
A. q. Straton, Deer
Lodge.
Mr., fiji Ward. Butte.
ID. II. McAllister. Min
neapol;s
Hon. -. = McElwes,
Three Forks.
Il Cepplrr. Portland.
frsnk y. d Mich
iean.
p. Il. Clarke. 1oston.
Chas. l.. traak, Great
Falls.
II. r. Wool, Woodland
Park. ~"
Geo. Hodge. Chicago.
A. NJ Batcbelder, st.
Paul.
j. r. Bogne. Minneap-
oils. .Ez..
w. Il. Jewell. Easir.
N Patton. Twin
Bridges.
W II. Young. Butte.
W. II. kanisdelI, Egan.
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Editor Mccormick. a Man Widely and Favor
ably Known Throughout the Pacific
Coast. Give. hf. IN Ocrieucr.

PORTLAND. Ore, March 2G.-Having tried
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea we
heerfulIy bear witness to it's beneficial.
agency in affections Of the urinary organs.
II is simple. safe and snre: it il easily taken
and restores healthy vitality to the organ
I il intended to operate upon with assured
u ccess. = j. MC('okHICK.
Editor Catholic sentinel.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-24
VIM. MUTH,
REAL ESTATE,
Rooms 2l3, 2l4 e. 216.
POWER BUILDING,
HELENA, MONTANA.
SPECIAL SALE.

Forty sores elegantly located suburb.
On property. Call for particulars.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07

THE ILLINOIS SITUATION.
The Farmers Holding the Key and Are
Demanding tho Senator.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, FEB. 5.-[Speciall
Tho contest for tho United States
Senatorship has reached crisis. Rep
resentative Moore, of tho +. NJ. B A.,
appeared before tho Republican steer
ing committee yesterday and said he
had no pledges to make except that il
they see fit to accept any one of the
three men named by tho farmers the one
elected would be thought to carry out
fully the dictates of his conscience and
the principles of the T.. NJ. B. a.
The farmers have given the Republi-
cans until next Tuesday to reach n
decision. After Tuesday tho three +.
NJ. Is. a. representatives will refuse to
further participate i'll joint balloting
and will demand that the work of legis-
alton in both houses be taken up.
Considerable excitement has been oc-
casioned by tho publication of letter
from Colonel William II. Morrison Tho
letter says when Palmer has had the con-
tinued support of all Democratic voters n
reasonable time there will be neither de-
cency nor Democracy in standing out
and saying if he cannot be elected no
other Democrat shall have an oppor-
tunity. General Palmer says Colonel
Morrison docs not understand the situa-
ton.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
Timed Ills Torch 0xer

The alarm of fire sounded Mt T:3O
O'Clock yesterday evening was caused
by the burning of the storage building
on Shenandoah avenue just west of
Commerce street.
4 portion of the building was occu-
pied by Earman ~ Huff for storing lime
and that part in which tho fire origin
ated by the Street Railway Company for
OIL waste, sand, etc.
The fire was caused by John Lewis.
the colored watchman, going into the
building for q bucket of sand with a
lighed torch. by some means it was
overturned and ignited pile of oily
waste. 1t burned so freely that Lewis
was unable to extinguish it, and in less
than minute the entire room was
mass of flames.
The firemcn responded at once. and
succeeded in saving n portion OF the
building.
Another alarm was turned in about
1880, but proved to be false.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
The Sam Jone. Imbroclio.

ST. Louis, Feb. G.-[Speciall-Mayo
D. j. Ward, of Palestine, Texas, to-day
comes out with q card in which he SAYS
the trouble between Sam Jones and
himself was on account OF personal mat
tiers and not because the evangelist
criticized his official actions. The
mayor says: while Jones was here no
took 1T upon himself to refer, in most
insulting language, to my private life
ana habits before my wife and children,
hence my attack upon him. AS for nv
official conduct that is open TO the
scrutiny of right-minded men,"
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
THE NIGHT SCHOOL.
1t Opens it's First Session at City Hall
With II Good Attendance.

Horny hands and soft hands, old heads
and young met in tho Hastings Court
room last night to attend the opening
session of the night industrial school for
which Prof. w. Taylor Thorn and his
associates have been laboring assidu-
ously.
There we're not far from fifty present
and an honest and earnest purpose filled
each mind. OF course, it was impos-
sible to start in the middle of affairs,
so deal of preliminary work was gone
into. Names were enrolled; classes
were divided; text books were suggested
for purchase, and time set for studies.
Then the school was adjourned until
Monday night, when actual work will be
given out and the school fairly launched.
Prof. Thorn, his associates and the mem
bcrs of the night school are to be con-
graduated on the suspicious beginning
OF their undertaking.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
THE BARCELONA ELECTION.
Spanish Republicans Accuse the Officials
of Ballot Tamperinr.

VI Dhiiot IalnperfnE.
BARCELONA, Feb. 6.-[Special]- Tho
Conservative candidate for member Of
the chamber of deputies has been
elected. defeating Senior Salmeron, the
Republican leader. The Republicans
are enraged at tho result of the con-
test, and accuse officials who had charge
OF the election with tampering with the
ballots. The Republicans insist that
Salmeron is duly elected.
The Conservative victory has caused
the discomfort, which had been some
what smouldering for long time. to
break out in all directions. Cafes and
clubs are crowded with people who ex-
citedly discuss the situation. Yester-
day evening two large petards were ex-
ploded in the public thoroughfare, caus-
ing panic among tie people who we're
In the neighborhood of the explosion.
The government officials are thorgouh-
~ alarmed and are making repara lions
to resist popular uprising. The mill
tary authorities in this city and in other
large towns have been ordered to hold
the troops on the alert. 1t is also
understood that the military authori-
ties have been instructed in event of
disturbances to act with promptness
and vigor.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
JAY Gould In Chnttanoora.

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 6.-tSpeeiall--
Jay Gould and party reached this city
to-day at noon. Acommittec ofcitizens
mot the party and they were at once
escorted to Lookout Mountain, where
the afternoon was spent and u luncheon
spread. Tonight public reception
was given the visitors at tho chamber
OF commerce. The party will arrive in
Atlanta tomorrow at noon and will
spend tho day and evening there.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
The Course OF legislation.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-TSpeciall-It
appears that in addition to tho list of
measures selected by the Republican
Senatorial caucus last night for consid-
Grafton, the army organization bill was
given plaoo next to the Conger lard bill
and immediately preceding the inter
state commerce bill. The bill to trans
fer the revenue marine service to the
navy was also assigned place just after
the bankruptcy bill and next to the last
measure.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
He Escaped Robbery.

John Vinton, q white man, was ar
rested on Railroad avenue yesterday
evening by Onicer Merriman on the
charge of intoXication and disorderly
conduct. He was warned to leave the
street several times, but kept stagger-
ing about and finally landed in ques-
tionable dive. The officer, suspecting
he would be robbed if left to remain
there, arrested and locked him up at
police headquarters. When searched
he had over fifty dollars on his person.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-07
OLD ROANOKE GERMAN CLUB.

Gives Delightful Entertainment at the
Ponce de Leon Last Night.
The Old Roanoke German club gave
german at the Ponce de Leon last
night which was one of the finest affairs
of the season. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. III. NJ. Daniel, Miss
Statham, Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Pole, M.
M. Pritchard, Miss Terry. Mr. and Mrs.
James S. Simmons, Mr. Corse Miss
Daniel, Miss Fry, Miss Langhornc. Mr..
and Mrs. l.. III. Cooke, Miss Smith, Mr..
and Mrs. r. A. Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Addison, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il.
Moss, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +. Scott Mr.. and
MISS. w. Jamison, Miss Edna Bickham,
L. ii. Simmons, Miss Roberts, DIR. r.
G.. Simmons, Miss Armstead, DIR. Moor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Saabye, Mr.. Clark,
Miss Green, Mr.. Robertson, Miss Waugh,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fry, Mr.. Tenant,
Miss Walthall, Brooke Payne, d. i.
Jesse, Miss Dickinson, ii. NJ. Dick
inson, e. c. Watts, Miss Humbert,
Mr.. Despard, Miss Allen, Miss Hutch
ings, Miss Hartman, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l..
Powell, Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Jamison.
Miss Giddings, Mr.. Pascaalt, Mis-,
Ellis, S. NJ. Woodward, Mr.. and Mrs.
s. d. Fergusoa, Mrs. Hugh Gallahcr,
j. i. Levy, Prof. and Mrs. w. Taylor
Thorn, Mrs. DR.. VIM. Neil, of Charles
town; j. NJ. Payne, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
M. Ellis, Col. and Mrs. S. S. Brooke and
Messrs. Weisiger, Wiley, Harrison.
Wexford, Hogue, Pascault, Glasgow,
Randolph Hicks. Gwinn, Figgat, DIR.
Staples Powell Payne and Cayle