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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
LEE CAMP LAST NIGHT.
Final Arrangements for Attending the
Jackson statue Unveiling.

Jackson statue Unveiiing.
A largely-attended meeting of Lee Camp
wa held last night and final arrangements
were made for the trip to Lexington on the
DIST. The Camp will leave ria Richmond and
Alleghanv division of the Chesapeake and
ONO railroad on Monday night, July 20th,
nj 10 O'clock. They will be accompanied
by the Richmond Light Infantry Blues
and band. The Camp will also carry their
drum-crops. About $50 mem bers OF the
Camp aud fully fifty otthe Sons OF Veterans
will % on the same train.
Colonel ". y. Smith, grand commander
of VIRGINIA, has received notification that
Maurv Ca1np. of Fredericksburg: Lee
Camp. of Alexandra; Stonewall Camp. OF
Portsmouth. and dPickctt-BuchaDan Camp.
of Norfolk. will come on 10 Richmond and go
on with Loe Camp. Powell-Garland Camp,
of Iynchburg; Watts Camp, OF Roanoke;
Clinton Hatcher Camp, OF LeesburG; ). Is.
Strange Camp, OF charlottesville; A. L.
Ull Camp. OF Petersburg; J. +. Il. Stuart
Camp of Hicksford; Lee Camp, No. 2. OF
HAMPTON. and john *. Cooke Camp. OF
West Point are expected TO meet Lee
Camp III Lexington. Va.
LADIES TO TAKE THE TRIP.
4 LARGO number of the lady friends of the
Camp have EXPRESSED desire 10 go on the
trlp. They can by Application through
any member Of the Camp VINO Is relatlye
procure a camp-badge, which Will entltle
them to the Camp rates. 80
The manager (Mr. +. Il. Peyton) of the
Natural Bridge hotels has made a low rate
of board for the Camp. lie assures the
Camp that everything shall be done Tor
their comfort aud pleasure during ther
STAY al the Bridge, and II Is probable that
the Cemp may spend two or three days
there after the uuveiling at Lexington
THE MARYLAND LINE.
Comrade Chambers. Of the Confederate
Army and Navy Association OF baltimore,
was present at the Camp and stated that
the Maryland Line would be IN Lexington
in full force.
Many Confederate veterans were elected
TO membcrsn nip at this meeting.
A letter Was received from Mr.. A. ID.
Iedoux stating that he had IN his posses
sion Bible which was found in ore OF the
wagons OF Ewers Corps, captured at
SAILORS creek, with the following written
on the fiy-leaf: "R. Darts, Palmetto shdrf'-
shooters, Br0tieT's brigade, F,tIdss Dirtsacn.
LongSireees Corps, a. a. "" and that ne
was anxious to find either MIR. DAVIS or
some member Of his family. ~,
Captain Martin, of the Forty-fourth
Virginia infantry. General Edward Jonh-
stons division. member OF the camp.
stated that the Palmetto Sharp-Shooters
were from Aiken. s. &.
The Sons OF Veterans will have picnic
ut Blandon Park Oh July 18th.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
4 New Kappa Alpha Alumni Society.

The alumni Of Kappa Alpha Fraternity
held meeting at Murphy 5 Hotel last night
end formed new alumni chapter. The
,a.i5es !. Lamb esident, George
A. Ainslie; Secretary and Treasurer. ii. L.
burnley. Executive Commlttee-Samuel
b. Witt, Jo. Lane Stern, and Sol. Cutchlns.
Those present at the Meeting were: Sol.
Cutchins, c. r. Burnett, W. II. Harrison,
J. S. Harrison, w. 4. Harris. James G..
Lamb. Julian Bossleux. l.. Mex. Judkins.
=. /. Montague, George \. AInslic, George
West. Samuel Lewis. Frank Glasgow,
Charley Bidgood, II. T. Burnley, I. W.
Duke, N. S. Bowe. and f. Harrison.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
AN INTERESTING STATEMENT.
bankrupt Ryan Tolls How His Money
Went-Tast Living.
by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.

10y tflfHFfiIiH 10 tilf blNiii'.i.I
ATLANTA. GA.. July 1O.-Thc answer Of
Stephen 4. Ryan, who failed recently for a
LARGE amount, IN the case against him in
which he il cited 10 show cause why he Is
not in contempt for not turning over GER
tain assets supposed to be IN his possession
was read IN court to-day. The petition of
Receiver kincsbeIrv, under which this ne
tiOn is brought. cites that there was appa-
rcnily large amount. as shown by his
bank accounts, Of money received III the
last few months of iivau's business career,
and but nttlc paid ont. hence there should
b. more IN hand than the Sl,OO5 IN the be-
ccivcr's hands.
I'm his answer. Mr.. Ryan says that he has
turned over all his assets. To explain
where the money went, he states that be
led very last life, had paid frequent
visits 10 Saratoga and other places, and
lost heavily ON tIc races and genes. Mr..
RYAN said that ne had lost enormous sums
i'm games of chance at Daly's and Reads
in New FORK. lie mad probably squandered
500. 900 IN this way. He lost -l2. 900 OH T. @
Dempsey -Ft2simmons priZe-hght IN New
Orleans. lie gave expensive dinners and
theatre-partics. and had paid ont a great
deal for insurance interest on notes, rent,
etc. His yearly advertising amounted u
about $4,000. His Losses on the sale If
goods amounted 10 s250O 600. and probably
lilOIt. ilt uhtl Iihil Vil (AotNVy AZ NNi.A-
missions 20 eastern buyers.
SPECIMEN "KITING.'
In regard to the Sl92 900 alleged TO have
leon checked out Of the bank. Mr. Ryan
sta ed that the way III which he managed
MS banking business made his bank ac-
counts appear three times larger than they
really were. He would make deposit
and then give another bank check tor
the amount. or would draw out of one
bank and deposit IN another. This
"kiting" was done between three At
lanta banks. He cited instances of money
he had paid out TO persons from whom he
had borrowed. aggrcgatlDg something
Ike 500 0OO. He added that his sales was
not nearly SO large rs ne b0sod they were.
Where 1t had been SAID they were nearly
~. 600 some days, he now says one tenth
that amount was BIG day.
The ATTORNEYS Tor the receiver asserted
that the answer was lndeEuite, and that
the names OF the persons with whom he
bet and on whom he spent the money
should bc given. Judge Gober held that
the answer should he more explicit, giving
the facts arout his bank accounts. with
dates also( the names Of persons TO whom
the gaS bling-mOncy was paid.
AIR. Ryan's attorneys asked for two
week in which to amend their answer. The
Court decided that these amendments must
be mpdc by tomorrow at 9 o'clock, so the
case Will be continued until tncn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Sunday-schooi Matters.

The regular quarterly meeting of the
Baptist Sundav-SchOol Association OF
Richmond and Manchester will be held at
West-View church ut 4 O'Clock Sunday af-
ternoon. DR.. Landrum will address the
meeting.
The Methodist Sunday School Society Of
Richmond aud Manchester meets at Fifth
Street church. Manchester, at the same
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Mrs. jefferson Davis Ill.

A special TO the DIsPATcH received last
night says Mrs. Jefferson Davlsis Ill andw VIII
not see reporters nor respond 70 communi-
cations. This doubtless accounts for the
fact that no answer has been received by
the Richmond committee in regard TO this
removal of her husbands remains to the
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
A Gratifying Collection.

At O meeting of the Woman's Baptist
Missionary Society of Richmond. held III
their rooms on Thursday, the treasurer Of
the Central Committee, Mrs. William Ely
son, reported 81, ,423.29.as the collection for
the quarter This is the largest amount
ever contributed to missions by the So
,ieties during any three months.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Conylcts Received.

Richard Sampson (colored) was removed
from the city jail Yesterday aud incarce-
rated in the peniteItiary to serve two
years for malicious assault.
Walter Mayo (white) was also received
from Taxewell county to serve one year Tor
unlawful shooting,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
TIM AND SHeET-IRON WORKERS.
Regular Meeting of the Local Union-Oni-
GERS Installed.

At regular meeting of Local Union No.
%. Tin. Sheet-IrOn. and CornIce- W orkers,
held las night in Wilkinson's Hall, the fol-
lowing officers were installed for the en-
SUNG term President, George w. Harton
Vice-President, Thomas J. Payne; Record
ing Secretary. Charles II. Burton; tinan-
cial Secretary. NJ. n. Mccarthy; Irea-
surer, william A. Phillips Conductor, Writ
Haley; Warden. Joseph l.. Gregory. Trus-
tee for eighteen months, W. +. Warren.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
A SCHOLARSHIP.
Anti-suh-Trensurv Alliance sIen.


ST. LOUIS, July 10.--A special dispatch
from Fort Worth, Tex, says nearly all the
delegates 70 the Farmers Alliance State
Convention, which meets there this morn
ing, have arrived. This convention is a
revolt on the part Of the Democratic ALI
ance men against the recent action OF
some Alliance leaders. The delegates are
opposed TO the sub-Ireasury scheme.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

TBy Anelo-Amorican cable 20 tho Dispatch
LONDON. ENGLAND, July 10.--Rev. Charles
II. Spurgeon has grown extremely weak.
He IA sed a restless night, ingctiOn of the
kidnovs exhausting the braIn.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
4 NeMannpcr Dead. Aged Fifty.

lBy AnglO-Amorioan cabIc 70 The Dispatch.I
DUBLIN. ICELAND. July 10.-The Free
minis jO,rndi to-day announces the death
Of the Nafon weekly newspaper of this
city. on tho ffticth anniversary of its es-
tnbliShmcnt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
BUENA VlSTAS IRON SHIPMENTS.
Work on the Works Progressing
1000 License to Sell Liquor.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dspatch.l
BuENA VISTA, Va, July 9.--During the
week the Buena Vista ON Company ex-
ported sixty -nine carloads of pig-iron.
This means 1850 tons, and IL the largest
shipment made in any one week. This
iron went principally TO the eastern
States. IL is pronounced of superior grade
and finds ready market both at home
and abroad.
Work On the Buena Vista Glass-W Works is
progressing with great energy, and 1t IS
thought that by September this industry
will be IN full operation. Experts are here
from Pitt5burg experimenting the build
ing of the furnaces. which are nearly CON-
pleted.
ITS FIRST BALLROOM.
The newly-elected Council has given its
consent to the issuing of license tor the
sale Of liquor 10 three parties and fixed the
license at ~, 900 n each case. In accord
ance with their action the County Judge
has thus far issued one license, and Buena
Vista is to have its first bar-room within a
few days.
COMING CONCERT.
The amateur musical talent of our town
will give q vocal aud instrumental concert
at the Opera House next Tuesday night to
aid in furnishing the new Methodist
church, which ~ now nearly completed.
Among the young ladies who will partici-
pate is Miss Henri Woodward, of Memphis,
Tenn. Miss Woodward is visiting her
schoolmate, Miss Eva Jordan, and Is said
TO possess marked musical talent.
SCHOLARSHIP.
There are about twenty-five members OF
the alumni Of the Washington and Lee
University here. who will meet tomorrow
and form themselves into an association,
the object of which is to secure a scholar
ship in that institution.
l.. $. Young, w. O. Burton. John Hunter
Jr., I. s. Walker. and III. y. Luck are the
Richmond people registered here this
week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Pennsyivania Bedford springs Mineral
Water
can bs had At


George II. Ewelps, 705 east Broad street.
n. a. Cabell h Co.'S, 223 east Main street.
r. Roberts Bakers, 9i9 east Main street.
Bodeker Brothers. itit east Main street.
w. ". Scotts, 1917 east Franklin street.
r n. Aliens, Fourteenth and Main
streets. AZ,
T. A. Miller's. Fifth and Broad streets.
A. w. Noting, Jr.'s. Broad between
Second and Third streets.
a. w. Latimcr's. 500 west Marshall street,
A. +. Johann's. s23 west Main street.
Briggs Brothers. ~ east Main street.
Mccarthy 4 Haynes's. ga east Broad
street.
Priddy Brothers'. III east Broad street:
Hermann Schmidt's. Fifth and Broad
street.
Polk Miller & Co.. Ninth and Main
streets.
w. 2. Poythress Il Co., Main near Second.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
MILITARY MENTION.
The Old First ard the Thirtieth Ami
versarY of sulI Run.


The "Old First is not altogether gone.
OF the 1900 men who belonged TO thls gal
LIANT command there are still about 200 in
this CITY. and tho survivors are determined
to meet at least once a year and recall the
days spent during the long period OF
bloody contiic. in which the Old FIRST
took such prominent part. Bull Kun,
Manassas. Yorktown. Williamsburg. Seven
Pines Gainos's Mil. Frazior's Farm. Second
Manassas, BoonsbOro, Sharpsburg. frede-
ricksburg, Suffolk. Gettysbure. piymouth'
Newberne. Drewry's Blum. Milford Sta-
tion. Cold Uarbor, CLAY House, Hewlett
Line. Five Forks. Sailors Greek are names
of battles where the Odd First did Its
part in making up the glorious history of
the southern soldier.
The survivors OF the regiment WI meet
tonight 70 arrange for tho fst4fefJaly, the
thirtleth anniversary of the battle OF 3ull
Run.
TIE wRIGHrsyIILE KSCAWPMENT.
Under the caption Of Encampment
Notes" the Wilmington Messenger has
General Gotten informed a reporter
at Rocky Mount last Saturday that the re-
ports were glowing with pleasurable an
ticipation, and the boys seem TO have an
intensity Of desire TO show our Virginia
neighbors what sort Of stuff the young tar
heels are made of
THE RICHMOND GRAYs.
The last issue OF the Monthly GuiM con,
tains succinct but interesting sketch OF
that honored military organization, the
Richmond Grays. The Grays were organ
lied June u. 1874, and no company made q
more enviabe record for gallantry during
the late war. The sketch was prepared by
Captain L. Leslie Spence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

LES GALLERY. Tenth and Main streets. Largo
Framing Photographs only 75c. SIX small pic'
lures soc. Now is your timo. Babies and cbii-
dren beautifully takon. Largest collection OF
photographs of Confederate Generals In tho
country.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Government Purchases Of silver.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 10.-Of the
I. .l62. 900 ounces of silver to-day offered to
the Treasury Department $4,000 ounces
were purchased ut from 1.C0.76 TO l.00.S75.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
of England ard Vale

LoSDoN. July 1O.-The census of England
and Wales Just taken shows total popu-
latiOn of 29. .00l ,UlS-an increase OF 3.026,5I2,
or II 80 per cent. since last census.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
Knoe,xed Down by q Horse.

The city ambulance was called TO the
First police-station at SAC p. nj. Yesterday
10 attend a white man named Clarke Lom-
bard. who had been knocked down by o
horse and slightly hurt. He was left OF
tta station
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

DR.. Hunter McGuire says: Forty years
ago nv father used TO send his own team
an the way to oPennsylvania Bedford Springs
for water. NV brother up the valley uses
IT, and am using II now"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
French Hamlet Destroyed.

PARIS, July 1O.-A hamlet near Bourg
d'Oysans. eighteen miles from Grenoble,
was destroyed by fire last night. Fifty
families were rendered homeless.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
The Robert and Minnie.

Los ANGELES, CAL, July I0.-Judge Ross,
of the United States District Court. has
granted the motion for an appeal in the
case of the schooner Robert and Minnie TO
the United States Court of Appeals In San
Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

The most enicscious stimulan's To excite tho
appetite are ANGosrURA BIrTsRs. prepared BY
DR.. J. @. u. siegert & Soma. Beware OF counter
fel's Ask for the genuine article.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

he saro ycr are right then ~ ahead. u you
mako mistake at tho start you cannot recall
it-you must take the consequences. Perhaps
you have partiality for high prices. II you
have, nothing that we can say viii interest you.
for high prices are like the nth wheel ofa
coach, neither useful nor ornamental Just now
We arc making SPECIAL offer IA cut down our
stock Of SUITS and with this end IN vlow we
have made a reduction that Is positively
startling. IL looks Ike a senseless sacrifice, but
we have the best oi reasons for Il. What do YOU
think Of such an offer as this!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
PYTHlAN OFFICERS INSTALLED.
Miss Matte Jones's Recoverv-Death OF
MIR. A. .AddIeman-PersoDai Notes.


MIR. A. Addieman-PersoDsi Notes.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
FARMvILLE, Va, July l0--Last night
Relief Lodge, No. 26 KNIGHTS of Pythias.
installed the following officers. District
Deputy, II. Il. Hooper Officiating; Past
Chancellor. J. l.. Hart; Chancellor Com
mander, =. w. Paulett: Vice-Chalcellor.
II. +. Barrow: Master of Finance. X, ID.
Miller: Master of Exchequer. .. L. Wicker, 4,
Keeper of Records and Seal W. B. Beach;
Master at Arms. f.. W. Jennings; Prelate,
III. f. Jennings: Inner Guard. u. L. Far
rar: Outer Guard. X. n. Foster. There
are several candidates for initiation INTO
this order.
Miss Matte Jones, who was recently shot
accidentally by her brother near Worsham,
Prince Edward county, is well again. Miss
Jones received the stray shot OF gun
which her brother fired at huge snake
crouched between the casing and the
chinking of their house.
PERSONAL.
Miss Beulah Smithson has returned from
Florida.
Rev. DIR. Bagby is confined yet to bed by
reason of sickness.
Mrs. X. NJ. Burton and Mrs. George III.
Morris are at Buckingham White Sulphur
Springs.
Misses MarstOn and Ruth Fuller, OF
Richmond. and Misses Willie and Lulu
Budd, Of Blackstone, are the guests OF
Miss Mamie Holman.
Mrs. Agnes Callum, Of Mississippi. IL with
her sister. Mrs. "A. X. Hooper.
Mrs. J. q. Martin, of Richmond. IA on a
visit to her brother Alr. W. Cal. Brown, of
| this city.
Judge irving is q. s Greenbrier White
| for the heated tern.
| The German club gave dance last night
at the Mckinney House in compliment to
the Misses TAYLOR, of Chesterfield, and
Misses Anderson, of Washington.
| Mr.. Andrew Addleman. native OF Penn
| sylyania, who for.twenty years has resided
in Buckingham county, died on last
Wednesday night. He was in the seventy
! seventh year of his age.
Mrs. ". p. Gillian. who has been sick
| for long time. is improving.
w. $. Holman. well known grocery
| man of Farmville. has made an assignment
with q. r. Wicker as trustee,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, and stomach DIS.
orders, use BROWNS IR0S BIrrEns. The beet
tonic it rehuids tho system, cleans the Blood.
and Strengthens the muscles. A splendid tonic
for weak ami debiltatcd pcrsons.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

For Liver, Kidney, and Bladder troubles
Pennsylvania Bedford Springs watsRstands
pyeSminent
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
THAT ENGLISH GARDEN-PARTY.
The Tranby Croft Party Thore-Mr. and
Mrs. Lincoln Absent.

fBy Anglo-Amcrican cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, Enc. July 10.-The PdH-MoR
GGzfte this afternoon in referring 10 the
gardcn-party given at MARLBOROUGH House
by the Prince and Princess Of Wales gives
great prominence to the fact that Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wilson. Mr. and Mrs. z. Lycett
Greene. and Lieutenant Berkeley Ievett,
nil of whom were prominent IN the 1ranby
guests Of tho garden-party. Minister and
Mrs. Lincoln were invited, but did not
attend
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
~. Only. ~.

Round trip 70 Norfolk or Newport News
by steamer Ariel tonight. See advertise.
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
To Prlaon for Life.

lBy telegraph to the Dispatch.l
NYw YORK, July TO-" Frenchv." New
York's Jack the Ripper. was to-day seI-
fenced to life imprisonment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11
10 the stockheldsrs Of the Gordon IasA
Company.

I earnestly request such Of tho said
stockholders as are my personal friends
and such as love ssir play not TO sign the
proxies and agreements now being sent out
BY Messrs. REGISTER, Savage, and others.
Respectfully, N. W. Bows.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

WAsHrxoroS, D. c., July i0.-J. L. Riaer
was to-day appointed fourth-class post
master at Tasso. We.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-07-11

Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
In You ARE NERVOUS,
and cannot sleep, try it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-28

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 26.-The record
of the federal election contests so far
has been a splendid exhibit of the cor
rupt manner in which the last general
elections were conducted. OF forty
three Conservative seats contested thlr-
ty-four have been settled, one by death
(Kingston), nine by the members re-
turned being unseated Tor some cause or
other, and twenty-four by the sitting
member being confirmed in his seat.
Nine cases remain to be tried. or the
sixty-four Liberal seats contested, forty
two have come to trial, with the result
that seventeen members of the opposi-
tion have been unseaUed for bribery (onc
of whom was disqualiled); five have
been tried and judgment suspended,
and twenty confirmed in their seats.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-28
PRINCE ALBERT's MARRIAGE.
Magnificent Presents Alrendy Receive
By the Happy Couple.

Magnificent Presents Already Received
By the Happy Couple.
LONDON, Dec. 90. - The "White
Lodge" the residence of the Duke oi
Teck, is already astir with the prepare
tions for the wedding OF Princess Mary
with Prince Albert Victor, which has
practically y set the whole country agog,
for on all sides one hears of the gifts
which will add not q little to the dis
play of the occasion.
Tae bridesmaids will be eight in mum =
her, and will be selected in this manners
Two will be daughters of dukes, two of
marquises and four of earls. or these
Lady Dorothy Murray, Lady Gertrude
Malyneux, Lady Beatrice GrosVenor,
Lady Eva Greville and Lady Victoria
Leveson Cover have already been
SOLICITED.
The Princess will have two ladies in
waiting in her suite, one of whom has
already been chosen, namely Lady Ger
trude Eleanor Molyneux, the eldest
daughter of the Earl of Sefton; the
other will be a married lady of rank,
but no decision has yet been made as to
who it will definitely be.
Already some magnificent presents
have been received by the happy couple,
Lord Arlington has presented the Duke
of Clarence with a magnificent plate,
and gold desert service has been givel
to the Princess Mary by another friend
Among the first personal presents re
ceived by the Princess since her engage
ment is a diamond bracelet from 81
Algernon Borthwick, the stones o
which are OF great beauty and value
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1891-12-28
HAzLETON CITY.
It's Fire Department is Short OF
Apparatus.

ApDbIdbu6s
Hszleton, the largest town in the
Luzerne region, is about putting on city
airs, but il must confess its inability to
cope with fires on account of a lack Of
hose, etc. The authorities should stjtien
up little and supply the fire department
with all the necessary appliances needed,
especially large supply Of hose.
The new city has some queer people in it.,
and where is there town that has not
The Sentinel in speaking Of the recent fire
in which the First National Bank suffered,
ssys: Charles Brill, the owner Of the
wrecked building is receiving very little
sympathy. 1t doesn't pay to be so intensely
greedy and it should be a warning to Others
who think it is economy to save insurance
The loss to the building is about 500
and will be lesson to him. Not long ago
Mr. Brill received pension of Sl2 month
under the Dependent Pension act alth ugh
he is said to be worth $40, COO. His case
attracted great deal Of attention through
the country and he is likely to lose the
pension as well as the $40, 600 on the build.
ing. Misfortune5 never come singly, il
seems.