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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-24
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

A TTENTION. LIGHT INFANTRY-
IN There will be a full dress parade
this Wednesday evening at p. m.
sharp. BY order of the captain.
III. C.. ELLIOTT
junc24-1t Acting First Sergeant.
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CEND FOR W. r.. HAMILTON
- to do your papcr-hanging. Has
had thirteen years experience in
the best Establishments in Chicago,
Nav York. Baltimore and Wash
ington. Address corner Common
wealth and Third avenues n. e.
iune9-3mS
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PIDDLE-SLADEMANTEL COM
~ pany. PIG North Charles street,
baltimore, furnish and put in Lowtr
art tiles. tino hardwood mantels,
jackson CRATES, tile floors; in fact,
anything pertaining to fire place
WORK. mayl3-3m
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COME SOUTH, YOUNG MAN?
President Harrison, on his tour through the
South, after having seen tho wondorf,
growth of Lynchburg. Bedford City, Roanoke
Salem, Radforj, Pulaski, wythcvillca and Abiny-
don and the industrial development in progress
along the line OF the Norfolk and Western
railroad, and viewed the country of south
west Virginia, said in his speech to tho ncono
at Bristol Va.
My Follow Citizens: IsHavc found not only
pleasure, but instruction in riding to-day
through the portion OF the Stnto of Virginia
that is feeling in very striking way the i'm
pulse of now DEVELOPMENT. II is ox,romo,v
gratifying to notice that those hidden sources
OF wealth which were so long unobseryed and
so long unused are now being found, and TINT
these regions, once so retired occupied by pas
tor1il people, having difficult access to the CEN
ter OF population are now being rapidly trans
edinto busy manufacturing and CONNER
ciai centcrs. In tho early settlement of this
country emigrants poured over the Allcghanics
and Blue Ridge like waters over an obstruct-
ing ledge, seeking tho fertile and attractive
farm regions of the great West. They passed
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-24

II. a. PAGE Il co. REAL ES-
~ tate Agents, liz jefferson
street. make specially OF select
ing good bargains for permanent in
Ncstors. mayS-tf
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NOTICES OF MEETINGS.

" o''0h'
There will be an annual meeting of
the stockholders of tho Virginia FL
nance Co., held in the Citizens National
Bank building on July 18th, 1891.
j. b LEVY,
1unel3-tdm President.
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BASIC CITY NOTICE.
We have been selling SO many lots
of the
Waynesboro and Basic City Land

Company on the usual Basic City terms,
IS cash, balance and IL months, that
we had decided to make no further sales
on the installment plan. But at the
urgent solicitation of many who could
not otherwise purchase, we will continue
the sales for u limited time, at not quite
the old prices, but on the old terms,
TWENTY EQUAL MONTHLY PAY
MENTS. We are so convinced of the
rapid increase in the value of this prop
erty that We have secured 600 lots ad-
joining it, which we will offer as soon
as we can get the necessary plats, etc.
One of the cosiest homes on Church
street at q fair price.
II. w. CROWL Real Estate Co.,
Roanoke, Va.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS,
II first and second floor, with board. for
gentlemen and wives. Two on third
floor for single gentlemen. 80 Frank
lin street. iune2l-3t
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T AIDES OF ROANOKE. YOU
II are invited to call at Ill Com
mcrce street and see our wrought
steel and iron ranges and cooking
stoves, positively the cheapest and
best i'll the city. n. l.. FCQUA.
juuelAGms.
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TOR REMITTANCE PLEASANT
Il room centrally located. "a Sixth
avenue S. W. ;une1O.1m
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NM ED-BOARDERS, AT NO. 35
w Sixth avenue S. W. iune23-1w
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NM ANTED = LADY STENOGRA-
w pher and typewriter wants posi-
ton. Lawyers Office preferred. Ad-
dress L. H., TIMES office. june23-3t.
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CTOCKHOLDERs' MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockhold-
ers of.the Bell Printing and Manufacture
ing Company, of Roanoke, Va, will be
held in the counting room OF the j. p.
Bell Company, Lynchburg, Va, on the
first Monday in July. 1891, IL o'clock
p. NJ. AL. a. STONE,
june2+, 25-iuly2 Sec'y and Treas.
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POARDERS WANTED AT RORER
- Park. Nice front rooms. Apply
at the PARK. iune23 lw
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A MORRISON. TAILOR, CLEAN
~ ing and repairing, Work guaran-
teed. "a Salem avenue southwest. next
door to Meals Il Burke. iunel6-1m
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CTONE FOUNDATION WORK
- W. Z. Bradshaw. BIB Fifth ave
nue. n. c. Contracts for curbing,
tagging. stone foundation work.
etc, at reasonable rates. may22Jmo
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LOST AND FOUND.

OST-ON ROAD FROM KIMBALL
~ avenue to stock yards blue print
map of Oak Ridge Land. Finder will
please deliver to POWELL, WHITE
HURST Il CO., liz jefferson street.
june24-lt
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WANTED.

M ANTED-TO SELL OR EN-
w change good jump-seat surry for
a good top buggy. S. y. WICK, 10 South
Jefferson street. iune24.1t
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DOARDERS WANTED 204 EIGHTH
- avenue S. w. Please call. jun2O-lw
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DOR SALE-Five shares CRYSTAL
Il Spring stock and so shares b. L o.
(Salem) Land Company stock Address
n. G. r., TIMES office. nay3tf
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r OST, STOLEN OR STRAYED. ON
IL the 9th or 10th instant black horse
about & or years old. Had gall on
right shoulder. 1nforma ton leading to
recovery of same will be suitably re-
wardcd by its owner. J. ID. McNAMEE,
80 Fourth avenue n. w. iunel7-tf
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BOARDING

EOUR GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN
y board in private family at the
West End. Street car close to house
Reference required A. ", TINES Of
fee. iunea4-lw
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TOR RENT-FRONT OFFICE ON
Il the ground floor in THE TINES
building. The most convenient office
In the city. Apply at the business
ofiice OF HE TINES. MkH = june5-tf
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OST-SATCHEL AND COAT. LIB
~ eral reward. Return to TIMES Of
nee. june212t
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TOR BOARD APPLY 35I FOURTH
\ avOnue $. W. iunol0.1Ot
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june13-t
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A stockholders meeting of the III
deity Loan and Trust Company will be
held at their office, in this city, july l.
1891, at IL o'clock m. for the purpose of
electing directors for the ensuing year
and any other business that may come
before them. j. ". JAMESON.
Secretary and Treasurer.
june2-1awk.5wks
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EOUND.-Pocketboo containing Or
Il der on N. IL w. paymaster. Owner
can have same by calling at TIMES Of
flee and proving property apr26-tf.
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R0OMS AND BOARD.
FOR SAL,

DOR SALE-GROCERY STAND,
i fixtures and stock on hand Good
established trade. Old stand. No. 1911
Salem avenue. Apply WIN. 300 I'll,
trustee. june2O-1wlx
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE. INDIVIDUALS OWN
In ing lots in
OAK RIDGE
will do we'll to list them direct with
us at once, as we have inquiries for
them. POW ELL, WHITEHURST
y CO, rear office liz Jefferson ST.
junc23 81
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EOUND-Bunch of keys. Owner can
Il have same by calling and paying 25
cents charges. mar tt
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EOR RENT.

DOR RENT : SEVERAL DESlR.
l. able office rooms up stairs in Moo
NAV building and Watts building, on
Jefferson street: also two desirable resi-
dences on Valley street. Apply to
GRAY IL ROSWELL, ITO Jefferson
street. iuneoO-1wl,
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I'HE FOLLOWING HOLDING ONE
Il tenth and more OF the capital stock of the
Fowell Real Estate Investment Company
hereby call general meeting of the stock
n holders OF said Company to DO held at the Of
nee on scott Riyes in the city of Roanoke,
on Friday, July 10, 1891. at o'clock p. m. All
s.ocknolders are requested to be present in
person or by proxy.
y. L. PAYNE,
W. J. & ID. BLAIR, JR,
SCOTT u RIVES,
juncl0-lm T.. DiDfER.
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STRAYED, FROM SALEM, SUN
~ day, June IL, one largo, flea bitten.
gray horse. Carries head stiff. $500
reward if delivered at MILLER'S
STABLES, Henry street south.
june23-lw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

In this column will repay
perusal.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-24

HOUSE FOR RENT--A HOUSE
Il furnished is offered for rent, the
occupants rcserving room. Persons
with small children need not apply.
Reference given and required. Apply
At sos or 80 Third street southwest.
iuncl--tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
INCIDENTS IN SOCIETY.

A few ladies in New York who have artistic tastes
have organized series of afternoons for classical music
To be Gwen in private houses to select number Oh
subscribers The principal movers In the enterprise
are Mrs James W. Gerard Mrs. William Lee. who was
formerly Miss McLane Of Baltimore Mrs. Harry Walter
Livingston Miss Garcia Livingston and Mrs. Ii. r. Lee
The subscription list, which is adapted to the capacity
of the houses where the entertainments win take place.
has been full for weeks The performers are TO
be AdanOwsk the violin vrtucso, and his quartet ci
stringed instruments. The first performance VIII TAKE
place on saturday OF this week at the house OF MIS-
James W. Gerard in Gramercy Park. There are 10 pe
four concerts the last OF which will be given at the
house OF Mrs. william G.. Whitney. These entertain
ments are departure from the intermlnable dancing
affairs to which the Newlor fashionable world mas
hitherto seemed TO devote itself.
Mrs. Macgane Coke held reception yesterday after
noon at her house. No. 81 East Twenty-third-st to
introduce her sister, Miss Alice Crawford. Miss
Crawford and Miss Audrey Crawford, Miss Bessie Ward
Miss Edna Barger Mrs T. +. Meagher and Mrs Luther
Clark assisted to receive. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. r. r. harlow Mr.. and Mrs. buchanan Win
throp Mr.. and Mrs. George Bend, Mrs. W. d. sloane,
the Misses Hewitt. Mrs. Duncan Elliott. Mrs. Robert
Able Mrs. W. q. Davies, Miss Davies, MIS- g. r.
Barger, Mrs. NJ. X. Jesup, Mrs. Ethan Allen, MIS-
r. r. shepard, Miss Shepard, Mrs Thomas Ward Mrs
Francis Delafed Miss DeIaheld, Miss Amy Townsend.
Miss Winthrop, Mrs. +. KernOclan, Miss kernochan.
the Misses sands Mrs Brayton Ives, the Misses ives
Mrs Charles stebbins, Miss stebbns Mr.. and MIS-.
w. s. Hamilton, Miss Hamilton Mrs. Kinssbury Curtis
Mrs lie Roy satterlce Miss satterlee, Mrs j. D. ING
ctnson Mrs. ". IL. Lewis and Miss Lewis
Mrs. Carlos de Garmendin, OF No. 40 west forty-
eiahtst gave nrge reception yesterday afternoon 10
introduce her daughter Miss Marie Rose de Garmend
who has lately returned from Europe. Miss dc Gar
mend!s and Miss Madeline Lewis assisted to receive
Mrs. George Adee gave u reception at her
house, No. - West Fortyeigbth-st, yesterday
afternoon TO introduce her granddaughter MISS
Ellen Adee, daughter Of George A. Adce, OF
Barlow on the Sound. Miss Ogden. Miss LYDIA EN-
met Miss brewster. Miss Coster. Miss Hoyt. Miss
Rsmes Miss Dixon, Miss Morris Miss Smelling and
Miss Katherine Henry assisted 10 receive.
A reception was given By Mn. James Hartman. o.
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No ~ West Fifty cightht., yesterday afternoon to
Introduce her daughter. Mss Alice Hartman. MISS
OTIS Miss Anderson. Miss Ethel stebbins and Miss
Anne Cameron assisted 10 receive.
The first meeting OF Mrs. John 7. Halls dancing
class held at sherrys last night. The cotllon
was danced. A. V. z. Post leading with Miss Bessie
Delafald. The other patronesscs were Mrs DE
peyster Mrs Russell stebblns. Mrs John L. Parsons
Mrs. J. Pclpont Morgan Mrs. Francis Deafeld. Mrs.
@. f.. sands and Mrs. H. A. G. Taylor
There two favor figures the favcrs being guitars.
ribbons and bonbon boxes. Among the members Of
the class are Miss Wells Miss Alexander Miss Win
thr6p, Miss stuyvcsant, Miss Draper, Miss stevens,
Miss Beekman, Miss Livingstone. Miss Helen Hurry,
Miss sands, Mss Townend, Miss Constance Parsons,
the Misses DE Peyster. Miss JAY Miss Eldrcdge, Miss
Delaneld. Miss Edith shepard, Miss sloane, Miss
Hncle schmidt Leopold schmidt J. Ogden, Louis
Van Rensselaer,, W. ". Draper. X; g Palmer X. o..
Monroe, j. A. Van Rensselaer,, j. Wadswortn, ranger
Garrison, shipley Jones, Maturin Delaheh X n Fer
guson Dudley and Douglas Eldredge, Frank illhouse,
George Enos Throop, knseye Magoun, b. Rogers.
Fairfax Harrison, c. Ireland, J. Person. A. StIrges
Van Rensselaer, Coggswell, F. o. Spedden, r. H.
Allen, w. Abbott, F. p. Delaheld, i. NJ Hard: DE
Witt Williamson. Ftzhugh Townsend, Julian kean,
Clarence Storm, :. Stebbins, Russell SteDDns Jr' ana
schuyler Schiefen. -
Miss Annie Cornell, OF No. "a East Forty -ffth ST.,
entertained number of her friends last evening at
box party ut the Garden Theatre and at supper at the
Hotel Brunswick. go
Mrs. W. b. Oliver IT,, OF No. $40 Madisonave., will
begin her series OF lnncheons tomorrow. The table
will be set for fourteen ladies'.
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WEDDINGS PAST md TO COME.

Miss Maud Miller, daughter Of James +. Miller, was
married to Charles F.. Proctor at the Church OF the
Heavenly Rest last evening. The Rev. Dr. e. C..
Tiffany and the Rev. DR.. d. Parker Morgan were tie
officiating cergymen. W. Ross Proctor. brother OF the
bridegroom, best man and the ushers were John
Snifen j. L. Shaw, Clifford G. Miller and W. W.
Price Miss Proctor sister of tire bridegroom was the
only maid of honor. The bridal party and relatives
of the pair were entertained ut the home OF the Dne
parents No East Thirtieth ST., after the ceremony
/. Miss Dora Morgan Coleman daughter Of j. NJ. Cole
man. was married to Edward Peck sperry last evening
at the Church Of the Ascension, Tenth-st and FINN
ave- The Rev. DR.. Z. W. Donald ofiiciated Miss
Georgia Hoibrook Coleman, sister of the bride, was
the maid of horror samuel 1sham was the best man.
The ushers were DR.. T. 5. Southworth J. C. Leggett
willard l.. Metcalfe and 5. A. Ciapln. There was no
reception.
Charles Van Drunt, Of Greenpoint and Miss Susie
Cooper of Hempstcad. L. L. were married at the home
of the brides parents last evening Many Cd the most
beautiful young ladies Of Brooklyn and its VICINITY were
present and conspicuous among them the sister Of
the bridegroom Miss Lottie Van Brunt, who was
becomngly dressed in white silk evening gown with
lace trimmings and diamond ornaments.
At the home Of the brides mother No i;-'i
FrenkIin-ave. Miss Florence l. Timpson was married
last evening TO Henry 7. smith by the Rev. DR..
samuel H. Virgin. The maid Of honor was Miss sara
NJ Timpson, sister Of the bride. The best man was
William L. Murray, and the ushers were ii. Edward
Cleveland Harrison }. Totten, Edward C. Jones and
Frederick W. Hanford. The bride was given away
by her brother Thomas W. Timpson large recep-
ton followed Among those present were Mr. and MIS-
g. l. smith, Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Nichols. Of Elmifa ;
Mr.. and Mrs William VI. Murray, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID.
Van VIeet Dudley Murray. OF Goshen; Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Alexander Striker, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Lombard
Mr. and Mrs. g. /. Van Emburg. DR.: and Mrs d.. H.
Tinker Philip b. Low Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. imp
son ex-Judge and Mrs. Ernest Hall, Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Black and Mr. and Mrs Frederick A. Ryer
Henry NJ Coin and Miss Nannabell Turck viii be
married this evening at the home Of the bride; No
% East sixty-nrs st. The Rev Dr. Newton VIII ON,
cate George Scott. OF Milwaukee. will be the best
man. and the ushers are 4. wallace Higgins, David
Valentine jr., George g. Murray ana Arthur Men
worthy Miss Florence Turck only sister OF he bride,
will he maid Of honor The bride will be given away
by her father s. Turck reception VIII follow the
ceremony
Chicago Dec. s.-~John Newell. Of Cleveland: Ohio,
son OF the president of the Lake Shore and Michigan
southern Railroad Company, was married this evening
to Miss Annie Carpenter, daughter OF A. A. Carpenter
OF this city.
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MORE MONEY LOST FOR. THE PUBLIC.

ANOTHER PHILANTHRorIC BEoUEsT DECLARED
VOID BY THE COURTS.
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court, YESTERDAY
handed down an opinion setting aside TIE clause OF
the will of Jose Seva, which had for It's purpose the
establishment OF the Sevila Home for Girls In uls
city Mr. Sevila Peruvian and lived In tls
city FIR n short time. He died on December D. 1881
In his will there clause providing that bonds INC
nominal value of which 100000, should he used
% establish this home lie also provided that these
bonds should be held for two years after his DEATH ana
the interest allowed 10 accumulate for that time beforo
thew were to be used for the purpose mentioned IN e
will The market value of these bonds was So'''
600 The viii mentioned a number OF prohilhen'
York men, and from this list the surrogate vi uis
county was to appoint a committee OF seven ING
surrogate appointed August Belmont, william Henry
Osborn. Jose NJ Mun0z. William r. Grace Henry
Dudge John A. Stewart and Roswell IT, hoiStoh' 1his
board was incorporated in 1889: The executors began
suit for a construction OF this clause, ana the SUIT
was tried nearly two years ago. Judge Lawrence says
that he has been holding back his decision In cons~
ouence of the Tilden case, which had some OF the
same onestions involved and he wanted 10 know wha
tbe decision OF the Court OF Appeals wouu pc aie
sets the clause aside, the ground that tnee VIZ
no persons time of the death OF Mr Seville "ho
could take the bcquesd.
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DIED.


BAKRErr-At Southses, England, December 7th. 1891.
Angela c. only daughter OF George e. and Gertrude r.
Barrett
CRANE-At Paterson N. j.. Dec. 7th Mary Helen Crane.
OF the Rev J. T. Crane, d. d. and daughter
OF the late Rev. Geo. Peck, ID; D., IN her Goth year
so IN ss Msset Street r. NJ e. Church y
Intermcnt at Elizabeth, n. j.
DAvENPoRT-At Somerville, n. J., December g. Ella
beth Leveridge daughter OF Frances M and the lsfe
.unera from Ser late residence on Wednesday December
o. at IL O'Clock
Train from foot OF Liberty-st. at 10.
FORBEs-on Tuesday, December s, Mary waldron,
OF the late Abraham c. Forbes IN the 1ht year
Funeral Services will be held her late residence. 1os
East ll6th-st on Friday, Dec. IL, at 80 p. m
GARRETsoN-suddeniy at Bound Brook, n j.. Joseph
Funeral services at his late residence corner Somerset
and Hamilton sts., on wednesday, Decemoef % -
Intepnn en- at the convenience of the family.
HOUGHTALING-At Housatonic, Mass, Dec ., Ieynir
years. =.
JAUKsoN-on Monday, Nov. 80, on S. S. Fulda, Oswald
Jackson, in his 5ith year
Philadelphia papers please copy
M asHALL-On Dec 9th, Alonro Marshall, in his 72a
Funeral on Thursday Dec TO- at II o'clock a. M from
Relatives and friends invited attend te funeral service.
psr a1s Se'r New.YOrk Wednesday evening at g.
Interment private.
Chancey Brooks, second Of Rev. William and Flora
services at his late residence Eas. Norwslk on arrival
OF train which leaves Grand Central at 2;os p M Thur
1hssrment private.
The The War Ct s s IN The Hfss:
s se IL z. t Ss.s ~ ss%,'Ss
p Capt S z Yu Gus sHIMIEL, ~ PRESIDENT
Sect'y.
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Mails for China and japan, per s. s. ielgic iron SAN
Francisco close here daily up % December 'lS at ~
m Mails for Hawaiian Islands per $ s. AUstfzilA
iron San francisco close here daily up % December 10
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oval from san Francisco here daily 20 January
% At 80 D m: {Or arrival at New. York Of I'm:
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by rail % Boston and thence by steamer close az this
Tsnpe Fla, and thence BY steamer ssasS Mondays and
for overland unless specially addressed for dispatch
nv steamer close at this Office daily at a. m.
" Trans. Pacific mails are forwarded 20 San Frsneses
sumption Of their unlntrrupsd overland transit 70 ssa
day Of sailing OF steamers dspatched
thence the day. Registered mail closes a. D. M
previous day. . :.
~ English and French steamers at the hour q closing
OF Supplementary Mails at the Postollce which remain
opcn un.l within I'm T'9%ts q re her 81 sailing
steamer. CORNfJ.lNN VAN tplI. fnsrmaster.
Postonnce. New-York. n. Y. December T. ls9l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-12-09
ATHLETIC MEETING AT HARVARD.

c,mbrldge Mass. Dec CspeciaD.-The most I'M
portant athletic meeting held at harVafu 'or many
,ooL Mace this evening Sever Hall when Professor
White chairman Of the Athletic COMMITTEE froiessor
Ames OF the same committee and others undertook 70
explain to the college the constitution powers anu
., the athletic committee Among spromnent graduates
nresent were noticed Captain Samuel Wlnslow, 81 W.
Uooper Professor Ames, c. wacott George Manaeil anu
others Professor White began by giving history OF s
,hletc committee which was organized In different
form in 1882 and then traced 1t through its different
Of development up the fall Of 1888, when the commit
tee was organized It composed now Then he told
n, the work which IL accomplished OF lts purposes ana Oh
the methods which had shown In dealing with certain
nroems OF athletics Especially did Professor white ue
vote his attention exposition OF what the Ne"
ENGLAND rule really meant. passed To exciuoe
New-York field Of contest, but rather 10 limit 'ho
range OF contests lie short sketch OF secret me-
aotaton in the years with Yale for dual league
(Which all cane 70 naught for Harvard would not ay
the annual game OF football In NewYork nor sumc'h'
reasons" Then Professor Ames answered some genera
questions regarding the committees policy ana ae'
little more informal talk the meeting adjourned