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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-03-06

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Bride the appetite with reason and save
Tho stomach.
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Sunday Is the favorite wedding day IN
old England.
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IN Missouri, Kansas, Texas and Arkansas,
bought and sold. Tyler & Co. Kansas City, Mo.
Oklahoma g Guide Book and Map sent any whore
on receipt of 50 cts Tyler & Co., Kansas City, Mo.
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Bsechams Pills cure Bilious and Nervous
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no You Evor speculate :

Do You Evor 6pcculatef
ANY person sending us their name AMI q l.
dress will recu&te information that will leat
to a fortune. Benz. Lewis % %, Security
Building. Kansas City. Mo.
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How does he feel2-He has II
regular bowels and peculiar stools
August Flower the Remedy. q
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"A 0cupsuc cure for Tobacco habit One ID Dollar.
HUSIIIvE Address p o. Box 12i Gladstone. NJ
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No call attention of the farmers
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AMA scribe % to h1,shs the NO .nd mdh1 1nssrestins i
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6clp il)anico.


A GENTS AND CASVASSERS male or
n ftnsle, So 70 O. daily profits sure
experience unnecessary; no talking re.
CURED exclusive territory given. For par
acuiarS address 1. PUTNAM L CO., West
NinGtcc, CSnn.
Males.
WIDE AWAKE workers eyerywhere Tor
w the greetest book on earth, Sleeps
PHOTOGRAPHS o. the WORLD costing
AZ 90 OoO {; mammoth illustrated circulars and
terus free; unpar8Il rlrd success Mr.. ThOs.
J.. Martin, CeUtreville, Tex, cleared Sill In
q days Miss Rose ADAMS. Wooster o.,
s2S 10 20 minutes Rev. J. Howard Madi-
son, Lyons \. y, SlOl IN hours q
bonanza for the holidays nraCn hcent out
nc only VI. Books on credit Freight
pad. Address GLOEE BIBLE PUB.
LISTING CO., No. 70j Chestnut-st., Phil.
aaeiph'a- Penn.
w ANTED-A nrst-ratc advcrt!sing so!ici.
w tor for New-NOrk city and vicinity cid
established weekly J1urHa Address CLASS
JOURNAL, Box 8, Tribune oGice.
w ANTED. Outside oanyassing salesman /:
w a good opportunity for on energetic
man who wants 10 work into a permanent
profitable p1siHen. IHll before 10 or after
&. or address BROWN q BESLY, 2S7
Broadway.
w ANTED.-A BRIGHT Intelligent boy;
w must be thoroughly honest and make
himself generally usefil references ra-
quired. Address HUSTLER. Box %,
Tribune Uptown Office, 1928 Broadway.
XNANTE Envy clerk In whole al eli tn.
w ing house; one With some experience
,r ferred. Address Box 1,6S5 z. O., New
YORK City.
" DUNG MEN wanted to learn crayOn
portrait on solar print win make money
easily while learning the business. DUGUE
100 Broafway.
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6eIp h)anteb.

Females.
n ANVASSERS wanted 20 sell Presi.
" dents album; beautiful plush binding,
with hand painted cellulold label on frOnt;
will sell at sight good commission paid.
OTTO NOLCKAlER. 12i Chsmbers-st.
I ACIES positively furnished handsome
- paving home EMPLOYMENT light, pleas
ant simple work, sent and paid for by mail
no canVassing. send stamp for sealed par-
ticulars, or addres, on postal for circular.
AoUARELLE CO., Fall River, Mass. u.
AZ ANTED. -GcfAan or Swedish qirl for
w general nOusewOrK family OF three
adults bring references. L. II. o.. i West
S3d-st
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tl1ork il)anteo.


Females.
A YOUNG LADY Of experience desires
n position A. bookkeepcr; competent 70
tahe charge " am Oihce work. highest
references ACCURATE Box 4. Tribune
once.
A LADY Of experience. with highest
n recommendations, would Ike the
charge o. mOtheFlass little girl. Address
y. b, Box AZ. Litchfeld Conn.
a YOUNG GIRL attending college would
n like emp .oyment Afternoon under
stands bookkeeping. NOEGELE, 3l2 East
7lst-st.
A LADY. conyer-ant with French. desiro,
II position ~ manuscript cOpyist,
~ typewriter or long hand, rfernees ex'
changed. Addres NJ. ;. p, Tribune Office.
A YOUNG WOMAN wi-hes Office cleaning
n night and morning Address Mrs. BIRD,
i%8 huo,on-st.
EURNITUEE SLIP covers, underwear,
Il plain d,es,es wanted 10 do at home
Please send no carts without sure Work.
dl-. kahn, 34S last s2d-st.
Id HOTOGkAPuER.-Y Young lady desires
y 20 ition In photOPra piers gallery. Ad-
dress PHOTO, 1886 sumner-sye., Brooklyn.
=, IENoGRAPHEks sUfPLIEb
- 70 Business Me1
wvcTi5t aop' sshrAsss < either bpN S'fSb
S27 Broadway New-York
S,TEYOGRAPHER and TYPEwRITFR.-
ICYoung man =. desires "a position eXpe-
rienccd Calgrsph and Remington salary
moderate. f.. J.. COS DeKalb-aye, Brook
lyn.
TN TYPEWRITER expert. wishes work az
Il home. Mrs. KATE 3. FINLEY, 225
West I2G-st.
VoUNG LADY, living with parents, de-
sires suitable employment; good pen
man; rapid and accurate; willing 10 work
Al reference. Addres, G.. W., Slo Green
wich-st
Young LADY, would like writing or
i bookkeeping u do evenings best refer.
ence. b, 329 3d-aye.
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Rooms inants0.

WANTED a waTi' room By yeung ialy
-, 20 fleinlty " 1Bth-st. aud 5ta-aye. :.
sssss,y Idaress Mics COOK. Eossn 3. Aer'
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Business Chances.

An ExTRAoRD1NARY opportunity Is
"A open for an insurance man with few
thousand dollars 10 invest. Addres. RE
LIABLE, Box rs, Tribune ONCE.
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for Sale.

A 4 REDUCED PIlCk@S.--JOO second.
n hAaa wood and ucn working machines,
July guarantee machinery bslght and e&.
changed. GEORGE d. EDDY. 395 Mad.
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miscellaneous.

ENTLEMEN wishing 10 dispose OF their
NJ left-Of clothing at fair value will
please cal on or address EDWARD
MILLER, 0S 6th-sve.
~ Ew ASSORTMENT ION. tantly arriving
~ Of hat pins stick pins brooches and eN-
elusive nOVelties most sui Die for holidays.
JAMMESS. 900 Broadway and 1S W. 3Oth.st.
~ HE celebrated Lsvalliere Corsets are
the best-iitting and most comfortable in
the world 9jc upward. JAMES Sole
Importer. 900 Broadway end Is w. 3oth.st.
tV ASrED. A publisher for an original
w story Of absorbing interest: forty chap.
teTs 400 pages MSS, plainly written en-.
titled ever True, or Maud Ruggies" IL
treats Of the varied phases Of human life and
society. and abOunds In romantic incidents
and exciting events would send MSS for
examination. Address HARDWOOD, Box
%, Tribune Once.
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

TITsANT HOJ 81; extra depth -ide
T. 1905. very sttf0cuye ncsr oth-aNe.
"a .Uts-sf SAN Ill NIXON. 90 B'Way
TIIpAVr HOUSE; West Tsth.st.
T. u'ert exchange .very strsctFe'
ktNrFL NIXON. 90 BroaGway
IIAEIFN teg EAST l2sD-sT Brick
II house. f-story, cellar ~ room .. ~, lul-
-. mont. bs.lalr. JAMES LAFETRA,
.70 ta.t t2Ou-si.
N.ktrkRIF INVESTMENT property
nfar cant Central Drpot rent ebout
fI ZOO Nrhf eXY~nses ONLY t9,ooO
torn. aasV. MIGHT eNchangf , equity over
$4,000 SAMUEL NIXON. 90 Broad
VaY
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NV COTTAGE, si,75O. terms 800
y rash balance $50 half yearly including
l1f inXt0O 'rrt within 10 minutes walk
% DEPOT ~ t-ains daily; u miles nom
Gig % sndid lcCnton. X. L. WOLCOTT.
tsnsl y NeLire-st.
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IN 81 BABCOCE COMPANY,
III. sO8 eos 80. 40 BrOome-St
Esahlished ls4s.
nTfIIpEnG or FINE CAHRIIDFl

III O-argt Co. y Y. terms reasonable
VII keII one road horse for IT, Use. Ad.
sF-ss D.. Box B Tribune 0sice.
u0R>FnACK RIDERS find comfort and
III afty in using Wallace's Rubber
surrsg Pads 10 any stirTup foot cannot
Al 10 Waieg--t
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flats 60 frt, ilnfurnisbro.

ID LACK BUILDING,
- Pol shave, entrance / Fast 2Sth-st.
Large and small suites for housekeeping
IN EsIRABLE SINGLE FLATS; seven
~ rooms bath steam heat hardwood
decorated moderate rent. Be- ST. Nicholas
aye. near 12Sth-st.
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uufnrnisbeo Apartments ioRent

THE BROADWAY, l,425 Broadway, wm.
Il l.. Fish, Mahager.-Two fine suites
southern exposure one single room service.
heat and gas IN the arrangement
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IT SEFUL-MAN.- BY a man, in a private
u family; understands tending furnaces,
GOOD references. Call or address USEFUL
Man, care Noblett. 101 West 4Jth-st.
IyTANTED.-Care OF farm. by married
w couple. newly arrived 3 years refer
ence; English. Apply Cornish Arms Hotel,
II West-st.. city.
NNAITER.-By a neat young man in a
w private family willing ana obuglng
will make himself generally useful good ref
erences. Call or address WAITER. care Of
NOBLETT, 10l West 45th-st
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Brooklyn

X EYQkLYN HEIGHTS TO let, fur
- llshel. iefge front ICON ~ house WIN
800, family Water. heat apd hath. ~
--us ~ l52 Heafy-s near PlcrrePont-sl'
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COOK = CHAMBERMAID and WAIT.
" RESS,-By two young Swedish girls,
speaking English one as good family cook
wiling, obliging and trustworthy; city OF
country best references. Call or apply 357
4th-a ava.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-03
CHARLOTTEsVTLIE GOSSIP.
A Morning Wedding Accident 20 an Excur-
sion Party-PuneraIs.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. June Especial. !
Mr. James F. Williams and Mrs. Emma w.
Edwards were married this morning at 1880
o'clock at the Methodist parsonage. in this
city. by the Rev. Il. K. Lipscomb. pastor. in
the presence of few intimate friends. After
the ceremony the couple took the trMn to
Richmond, where they will spend a short
time The bride Is an attractive young widow.
and the groom popular member OF the city
police force.
Last evening while a party of six gentle
men were ascending the steep hill TO Rock
Hill ~ the residence OF Mr.. b. G.. Flanagan.
in hack the double-tree broke, the vehicle
running backwards down the hill at great
speed striking tree in its descent. com
pletely demolishing the hack and lnJuring
every one Of the gentlemen more or less Mr..
w. c. PAYNE was the most seriously hurt.
sustaining a dislocation Of the shoulder and
an ugly cut in the leg. Mr.. CHI. Rodgers was
run over, the wheels passing over his arm and
leg. bruising him considerably. Mr.. James
Perley's right hand was badlysprained. He was
also cut and bruised about the face. Messrs.
William II. Wood and William Waddell were
slightly hurt. The great wonder is that 2
more serious accident did not occur. In all
probability the hack would have fallen into
the deep and large fsh-pond at the foot OF
the hill had it not been for the tree that de-
molished it. AS a matter of course all the
parties were badly frightened. They are
doing as we'll as could be expected this morn
ing.
Mr.. Richard E. Flanagan. son of Mr.. B.
F. Flanagan, died in this city. Yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. His funeral took place
at $50 o'clock this afternoon. Deceased was
Just in the prime of life and had trip TO
California in contemplation when he was
stricken down by illness. from which he never
recovered.
The remains of the late Hon. Henry NJ.
Magruder, who died of heart disease in Wash
ington, d. c., yesterday afternoon, arrived in
this city to-day on the f2:40 train, and were
buried at his late residence in this county.
The remains of the late Henry Benson,
father of Mr.. C. T. Benson of this city. who
died in Richmond yesterday. arrived here to-
day at P. NJ. Ind his funeral took place at
the Episcopal church at 5 o'clock. Mr.. Ben
son was for many years a successful business
man of this place. where he has many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-03
The Best of the Aston.

The best product of the Astor family"
said a gentleman who is well acquainted with
all its members. the other day. is William
Waldorf, who would be credit to any family.
He seems TO be fortunate in inheriting more
brains and more artistic talent than any other
of his kin. Though he is, of course, super
latively rich. he does not lead life of idle
ness nor does he. as so many milllOnaires do,
devote himself heart and soul TO the pursuit
of more pelf 10 add to his already large store.
He is a man of rare cultivation and of
marked fondness for history and bellies let
tres, and TO til ese he gives himself mp with
the enthusiasm of the scholar who studies
simply for the love of study. His two novels
have been very creditable, and display be-
sides their merit as fiction considerable his
torical research. Besides being a student he
is a man Of affairs. He made an admirable
minister few years ago, when he and his
wife won the esteem OF Queen Marguerite.
Altogether, his career is most creditable
one. and an example TO others of his class
who waste their lives in frivolous and fire.
quently harmful pursuits. Chicago Herald
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rsm.le Institute were conciudeu suondered
uhen the following programme ""'
l., q most creditable manner; = <r,1tt.cbalx).
" rnstrumeptal solo, Pasquinhu1 q n,,,,a~,av'
H., Miss Row: address by Rev. IL ..l.as D;ck.
~ n ne, 5uet Roulaneers March, MISSES s"S - 10
y. ~ md Noraeet, essay. "CCrdeiIa onnlh ~
inson nt Miss Row; distinctions conier'e% ,; 10y
Re rsessor Jobn X. Pollard; valedictoy' IL
psrkns: solo, Hungarian rnapSoos' "''''
Shore. Tobn w Hammond.
',inved as a hand on n material tram on ,hs
a,lant;c Coast Line. was run over anu 49, 49,
hsiat t-a;n az .Iarratts' station on the fetefs-
Pr and Weldon railroad to-dny, Ino un-
pu.g az man was resident Of Petersburg.
The Circuit Court of Pesersours, su 49, -,
A Hancock presiding, VIII open on iaun1
next Several coupon cases are W 20 neaa a.
-, tbis term. During the session OF thls court
1rdge Hancock will probably render ms de-
o;s;Tn as 10 whether or not Carton n. MARKS,
,.,hn shot and killed n. NJ. BAN IN sussex
UNITY will be granted a new trial. III VIII De
ronnembered that Marks was convicted Oh
,',nrder in the second degree, and his punish
r,srt fixed at ten years in the penitentary.
A. the election held in Sussex county on
rrbn,sdav Mr.. w. b. Cooke, the Democratic
candidate for Commonwealth attorney, re-
c@iyed majority of nine votes. Inc Re
nuhlican candidate for the same ONCE, Mr.
( r. DrIiry. will contest Mr.. Cookies electlon
on the ground of some irreguiarity. Inc case
will come before the commissioners OF eiec-
ton tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-03
ALEXANDRIA.
Echoes of Memorial Dsy-School Commence
ments-All Sorts.

ALEXANDRIA. Va. June Especial. J.
Echoes of Saturday here still linger. 1t is
doubtful if anything happening here ever gave
more general satisfaction than the incidents
and outcome at the National cemetery men
toned in THE TIMES of Sunday. The whole
is regarded as being of no little slgnlhcance.
and its whole nature is something that IS last
ing and sublime. -
81. Johns Academy cadets will spend
ocean View or Virginia Beach. The
Episcopal High School will have its COM
mencement exercises on Saturday OF
neyt week. the celebration of the
societies taking place the night before
This is a couple Of weeks earlier tnan is Gus
tomary. Ii il TO give time for the improve
ments. This session Of the school has been
one Of the best in its history. and next year
an increased number can be accommodated.
The wedding of young Mr.. McCanley, OF
WASHINGTON. and Miss Herbert. daughter OF
Colonel Arthur Herbert. will take place at
81. Paul's tomorrow. and will be an event OF
the season.
Rev. Mr. Vance. of the Second Presbyterian
church is in Missouri He preached the bac-
calaureate sermon before the senior class at
the Presbyterian College at Fulton ON Sun
day last He is now Alexandra's most pop
ular minister.
One of the city letter-carriers. who has fig
ured in scandal recently, was requested 10
resign and he is now out. He was the most
efficient and popular man on the force, and
was retained by Dir. Aenew accordingly. HIS
position is filled by the substitute, and the
'culud brother is clamorlng and Jawing
because Mr. Agnew will not appoint one OF
their race to Ali the vacancy.
The Columbia fire company have received
their fine new reel.
Colonel J. j. Hickman is here lecturing in
behalf of the order of Good Templars.
A number of railroad men, mostly OF the
Richmond and Danville system, are holding
meeting here.
The colored people Of Shiloh Baptist con-
gregation collected over 1000 on Sunday
last, which goes to the building fund. They
are now erecting an -. 600 house OF worship
and had about $4,000 when they put it under
contract.
Eighty-two deeds were recorded by the
clerk of the corporation court during the
month of May.
Several of this city have gone to the lot
sales at Stanton. There is considerable
stock in boom-town enterprises held by peo-
pie here.
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PETERSBURG.
Matrimonial Memorial CeLebration-Com-
mencement Exercises-Court News.

Observation-Disclosures Cekebration-Com-
mencement Exercises-Court News.
PETERSBURG. Va. June 2.-[Special. i
Cards are out for the marriage of Miss Mamie
f. Mammalian. of this city, and Mr.. James P.
Coleman, formerly Of Petersburg. but now of
Norfolk. The marriage will take place at St.
Joseph's Catholic church on Tuesday, June
10th.
The Ladies' Memorial Association held q
meeting yesterday afternoon and perfected
arrangements for the memorial celebration on
the 9th of June. The grafton will be deliv-
cred by Ex-Governor William f. Cameron.
The prayer will be offered by Rev. J. W.
Rosebro, pastor of Tabb-street Presbyterian
church. who is also chaplain of A. r. Hill
Camp. Confederate Veterans. There is TO DO
parade Of the military. and if the weather is
propltlous large crowd viii take part in the
exercises.
The Petersburg Grays and the A. p. Hill
Camp, Confederate veterans, will leave here
on Thursday morning next for Norfolk to par
ticlpate in the memorial exercises there. The
A, T. Hill Camp. Confederate Veterans. of
Petersburg. have received an invitation 10
visit Fredericksburg on tne 10th instant TO
take part in the memorial exercises, 10 be
held on that day. AS the Camp will go to
Norfolk on the 9Th instant. they will be un-
able 10 acceptthe invitation.
The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES caeR Of Thai Jhestay
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IDENTIFY knew that the dress was stoien tnas
the next time he had such q narrow eschpe,
he would put him, under such Large large ov was
then discharged and the dress given TO nifs'
Meyers. ~. ..., xaoranf.
Security In the sum OF Si00for SIXTY days. =,
Cornelius Starke. vaQrant. Security IN tne
sum OF 900 for sixty days -, .,.-xod
Hastings Co,vt.-John NJ. hyall. cnargeu
with keeping his bar-room open on SUNDAY
nleaded guilty yesterday, and was fined tlo.
Chorcery CosrtFhe case of Bach9 p.;Tr and
others against the Orange keysyLlie hal a;n",
Comnany and ElIiason, Sales Il Co., sgalnst
Granville and others. was argued oeiofe
Judge Leake Yesterday A.. ~.u
This Is 9 motion for recover Tor tne TIL az
road Tho case was removed here from the
c;rcuit Court of Prince Edward county, as
Judge Irving could not decide the matter on
account of his being an interested pertI;
Messrs. Meade Haskins and }. X. Tucker
o,cned one side. and Judge Waller Il. Staples
and Mr., Rober. NJ Dickinson the other.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-03
NORFOLK.
The Kelly Kohler shooting-C onvicts Off to
the Penitentiary.

NORFOLK, Va. June Especial. There
are no further developments in the Kelly
Kohler family shooting, Kohler remains in
the same condition, lowering betweenlife and
death.
Sheriff Dornin left to-day with batch of
convicts for lthe penitentiary; among them
James f. Brady, who killed Special Officer
Calcutt and was sentenced to eighteen years
imprisonment.
Early this morning while two employees of
f. ;. Baum were playing with a butcher
knife, one of them, Joe SartorsslS, cut the
other Eddie Field (colored). across the back
of the left hand near the wrist seyering the
sinews The boy suffers badly but hiScondi-
sion is not very dangerous.
The body of a man supposed TO be Captain
Hammel was found on Saturday in Hampton
Roads. Hammei was in charge of the
schooner william Leeds and had been report
cd missing since the latter part of last week.
Hugh Montgomery Murray, assistant bust
ness manager OF the Landmark. was married
to-day 10 Miss Annie Belfeld Smith in st.
Mary's Catholic church.
The hquor dealers have decided 70 form an
association 10 prevent the selling of liquor on
Sunday, and steps are being taken to that
end.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-03
THE SECOND RECEPTION.
Three Thousand Books Donated tho'RoSe-
mary Library.
IT WILL Be CONTINUED ANOTHER DAY.
ube COMMITTEES Authorized TO Insure the
Books-AIi Contributors Registered IN
Members of the Association.

The second book reception at the Rosemary
Library yesterday and last evening was Us
great a success as on the previous day
All day and up to 10 O'Clock at night DOCKS
were being constantly received at the norafy'
The schooI-children of Mrs. A. Is. Camms
presented the library with thirty volumes yes
fer5av morning. and have promised to give
large number more.
The donations yesterday were large ana
handsome. Notably magnificent volume OF
<stormouthis dictionary with supporter. oona-
ted Inv Mr.. and Mrs. John Addison. me
tosal humber OF volumes received yesterday
amounted TO about FIVE hundred Inc totai
recei.ts Of books 10 about three thousand.
The IsdieS auxiliary committee desire TO
extend 10 their friends who have 80 gener-
ously come to their aid their most earnest
thanks. -. IL. A.
close of the reception the executive commit
Those yresent we're: DR.. Thomas Nelson
Page Roosevelt Page. w Il. Merezlth Colo
mel Cutshaw. Arthur Seldom, WI Crenshaw'
G. C. Bouchrnan and G. Hutz<r. m
r,uon motion OF Mr.. W. Il. Meredith the
thanks of the committee and association We're
extended To the ladies who assisted IN the
reception ard through whose efforts 1t had
been brought 10 successful issue. lhanhs
were also extended TO Hill Brothers for flow
ers and 10 Mrs Sam Cohen and !. kosen-
baum for decoration.
Colonel Cutshaw moved that the. press be
requested 70 state that all contributors oil
books would be registered as members OF the
association. and tbatthe names OF contributors
DO published.
Tbiswas adopted.
Colonel Cutshaw also moved that the presi-
dent be authorized to increase the auxiliary
committee by the appointment OF such ladies
as he may choose 10 add.
Colonel Cutshaw further moved that the
library committee be authorized 10 insure the
library on. The best terms practicable and the
motion was adopted.
Mr.. Hutzler moved that the public be in
formed that the book reception would be con-
tinued in order 10 offer an opportunity to
those who have not yet given to do so. This
was adopted.
The large donation of books reported to
have been the gift of Major i. ID. I. Myers is
an.error The books belonged to the library
of the late Misses Myers and in presenting
them Major Myers was acting in the capacity
of trustee of then estate.