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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
AnenNx ocket.

NEW KENT CouRTHoCsE, Va. Jan. r.
Especial. Last Thurs lay was the regular
term OF the county court Owing 10 the large
amount of business 10 was ia session lNo
days. The first case tried was that OF q
coiored boy named Robinson. VINO vas
charged with entering the house Oh BY.
Mcconnell and stealing gun ana TWO p.s-
tolls lie was convicted ana sentenced I'D
serve o term of one year IN tnc peniten'hiN'
The real estate of the late ". "a. Ban. coA-
sisting oil four tracts of land. was sold.
The house and lot of Mr.. Thomas barham'
was offered for sale, but the bids not oelh I
satisfactory the sale was continued uutA heAI
court
Tho grip is very prevalent IN many cases
whole families arc attacked at ono Tune. IL
has not boon attended with much fatality
howevor. ONLY two deaths have been reported,
which wero those Of Mrs Crump and Yrs.
Benskiu Walker two aged ladies residing I'D
the lower part Of the county. Alr. y IS Nardlh'
DIR. J.. \. Slater Mr.. j. -. Adel and many
other prominent citizens whose .Amihes bafe
been sick are improving.
Miss Iucie Williams and Bir. Eddie bOteler'
both Of this county, were mmflod al IL
munkv church last Wednesday eNehlh1.
Rev. Mr. Asse~ Oficiated.
M. Warren Ross. an old citizen OF the
county. L. quite SICK.
Quite large german was expected 70 hhNe
taken place AT the hotel here last riday even
ing. About one hundred aud forty INVITA-.
tons had been issued. but owing & the very
Indictment weather there was only small at
tendance The committee speak OF making
another effort 10 make 1t a success some time
during next month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
Tho Hernllnrdt Periorlnance.

Madame Sarah Berphardt celebrated an
other triumph at the Theatre last night IN
Dumas peres Camille The house was we'll
filed. although not quite as many persons
were present as on Monday night The
society people of this city were well
represented and full dress prevailed on
the lower floor Madame Sarah wa en-
Enthusiastically received at her first appearance
and at the close OF the play received another
ovation The play WAS of course. excellent.
and was perhaps better appreciated oy the
audience than her part in Ia IOsca the
play being so much better known IN
this CITY. She was well supported bv her
company. and Mr.. Fleury appeared % be even
stronger than on Monday evening. The
strongest p iuts in the play We're brought out
IN the last three acts. and the scene IN the
gambling-house IN the fourth act was espe-
cially fascinating.
4 rather funny incident happened in the
first act. when one OF the characters asked
Camille 10 tel a story. She replied with the
question it the reference was made T. the
yellow cab. but she was interrupted before
she cOud tell the story. In the fourth act
the same question WAS put % her again. when
she replied that she would tell the story
of the yellow cab at her house. Ii 50 hap
pened that about Il O'clock IN the evening
lust before the opening of the performance.
two cabs came down Grace street at % break
neck speed Both turned into Eighth street.
One OF them which was driven bg stout
negro. made the turn so suddenly that the
driver was sent spinning down 20 the
pavement He picked himself up instantly
and ran after his turnout. which he overlook
TT the corner OF Eighth and Broad streets.
lie brought the horse 10 standstlll eiore
any damage was done and the parties inside
OF II were released from ali further fear. The
accident had happened 10 yellow cab.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

usual number of resident and visiting Jaw
yers. General A. J.. Pridemore. our ~ol
mnnwealth's attorney prosecutor s.,onr
cases. lmportan: witnesses III SON" ,;,na goy
cases being impossible 90 OBTAIN u. e'ino ~
trial. these eases were continued. nno"h W
cases on the criminal docket 'neic W.
many AGAINST per-ons carrying c9hceaiYo
weopons guns pistols. etc. on SUNDAY. sell
Inc ardent spirits without license ana ior As-
sa,ilt with intent To kill Two indictments
uending VIZ: Commonwealth against I'M
Stewart and Susan Kirk and same Vs' hesh
Davis and Minerva Carroll. were each gls-
missed bv attorney for the Commonwealth
because defendants in eacn case had been
legally married since indictments were found
against them. -.......-5
last Tuesday General Pridemore resigned
the position Of Commonwealth attorney aud
resumed his practice at the bar. r. W. Pen
uington. FsQ.. was appointed 10y tho Court
upoa motion OF ex-Judge 9 4. Duncan. to MI
out the term for which General Pridemore
was elected and unexpired lie Is an ape
Young lawyer and will. no doubt, faitnfuhy
attend 10 the duties of the Office.
The marriage Of Mr.. Hamilton H. Huoparl'
Of Michigan. aged seventv-one years 10 Lean
j. Bailey aged thirty-fOur years. wa solemn
lied yesterday ia the Office OF the clerk OF we
circuit court by Rev }. +. Graham OF inc
Methodist Episcopal church, and only 10"
witnessed the ceremony.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
THIRD PAErrI ~ IoUMIfYA
There VIII BE Bour Tickets az the NeRt state
Election.

A dispatch from New Orleans says Tie
executive committee of tue Peoples party OF
louisiana. nj a session held last evening. le.
cided 10 elect delegates. one from each core
gressional district. % the third-party confer
ence T. he held In q. LOuis on FEBRUARY lll
The following gentlemen We're selected It
D. Wilde Jr.. First district. g. A. Clayton
Second district j. d. Mills. Third distnc, J..
j. Guyo. Fourth district j. J.. Moore. IN.
district. s. H. Droughn. Sixth district
Mr. Clayton is the chairman ot The State
executive committee. Colonel Jonathan
Guy0 was one of the most active organizers
OF the Farmers Alliance m THIS State SIS
lecturer of that order for several terms ho ae-
CURED "A national reputation. opposin- tAs
combine of the Alliance with tho ANTI Lottery
party. which was effected at the last annual
session of the Alliance. He was defeated
reelection as lecturer. He then redouoiei
his energies a. an organizer OF the tlri
party. and says he has succeeded beyond Dds
most sauguine expectations.
The Farmers Alliance and the Knights n.
Labor will select delegates 10 the conference
later The executive committee decided t0
hold a convention az Alexandria. Ia. on
February tn TO nominate fall state Tickle,
This will insure the presentation 90 the pee
pie of four tickets at the next State election
the McEnery and the Foster. both Demo
cratic the Republican and the third party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

Friday and Saturday and Saturday matinee
Miss Lillian Lewis and the exceptionally eN-
ceilent company which supports her Will pee
sent Credit Lorraine at tie Richmond
Theatre. Miss Lewis Is unquestlonably the
greatest OF English speaking actresses. and
her performance Of "Lenora" IN Lawrence
Marston's play is as grand q piece Of acting as
any on the stage. Mr.. Marston is in the city
personally arranging tho production. ana tle
Richmond Theatre Will from this 20 be tho
scene of busy action. The board of trade
scene with its frantic bu Is and bears viii te
placed upom the stage here during this enc
gagement with the same completeness aud
auxiliary detail which characterized its Sew
Yorks production The assassinat Dn
scene ia the third act has been
declared By impartial aud competent
critics to be superior o. even
the great effort of Bernhard M the aalne d.
rectlon IN La Tosca. As for the COMPANY
none on the road Is superior to tie organize.
ton Miss Lewis has IN support. The sale OF
seats begins this morning and the demand Do
advance has already been heavy. Miss
Lewis success during her last visit was So
pronounced that her present engagement Is
an assured success beforehand. Tho aii
star cast which the management announces is
"A TACT. and includes besides Lillian Lews.
Edmund Collier. Louise Pomeroy Arthur
Elliot. Walter Eytinge and others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
Drowned ia the Appoma,tax.

PfrEnsBrR0. Va. Jan. l9-lSpecial. A
man is thought TO have been drowned in the
AppomattoX river IN the vicinity of the Pow
der Magazine last night. as the loud cries OF
save ne were heard by parties on this side
of the river. The supposition Is that the man
whose cries were heard was catching DRIFT
wood when he fell into the water and was
drowned
4 few week ago the Quartermaster-Ge General
wrote 10 Superintendent Grant OF the ma
tional cemetery 40 Poplar Grove. Ia Dinwiddie
county. near tbs city. asking for report of
the graves there which were unmarked by
head,tOaes. The superintendent reported
that the graves Of all Federal soldiers were
provided for but that there were thirty
nine Confederate soldiers buried in the
cemetery whose names he had, but whose
graves were not marked Superintendent
Grant promptly received an order 10 provide
for these graves aud headstones with names,
&c.. inscribed have been erected over them
Mrs John Iru.heim received to-day from
Captain Charles Selma. of peariy Grove. Yell
wood county Ia. box OF natural orange
blossoms. which are very pretty and fragant.
Mr. ID. L. Selke. of the index Appeal staff
wil leave tomorrow for Germany to be
absent several months. lie will be accom-
panied by bis daughter Miss Alice Selke.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

A ball was given last evening at the Belvi-
dere bv the Jefferson Literary and Social CIR
Gle. The Gowns were exceedingly pretty, and
the bright faces of q number OF strangers
made tie scene q beautiful one. Ihilow 3
orchestra furnished the music. Among those
present were. Miss Sadie Block Miss Minnie
Gunst. of Albany r. s.: Mis- Rosa May,
Misses Loyenstein Miss Goldsmith.
of Charlottesville. Miss fleck IT New
York. Miss We'll. ~ Youngstown. o.;
Miss Fellheimer. Of Philadelphia. Mss ise-
man. of Charlottesville. Mrs 5. ID. Lit. of
Philadelphia Misses Landauer Mss T. Llch-
tenstein. Miss Marion Lew. Miss Sara 81
mons Miss Rosa Lee Mitteldorier Miss
Dauniella stern Miss Minnie Mitteld0r-
fer Miss Rebecca Whitlock. Miss May
Nictelbacher Miss Blanche Biuswanger.
Miss Fannie Wallerstein. Mrs. Sol L. Bloom
berg. Mrs. Joe Levy. Mrs II. Wallerstein,
Mr.. ". Is. Hasenbam. Mrs. Leon Waller
stein Mrs vi. NJ. Strauso. blessrs. j. J.. Lew,
j. Never. Alfred =. kraker. b. Meyers. II. Well,
n. $. and u. j. Buswanger. n. T. Marcuso. n.
4. Ezekiel j. ~ solomon - Stern, Leroy Nit
toldorfer $. Bendhenn. III. $. and l.. Waller
stein Meyer Sycie :. l.. Bloomberg. A. y.
Strause. J. ). Whitlock $. Sycle. NJ II.
Asher d. Wh.u3ck. il. b. Angle, /. Levy and
a. g.. Nlche.taclcr
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
Rappahannock News.

WAsHNGTos. RMP.HANyocK COUNTY, VA,
Jan. 18-lSpecial. Monday. the 1lth. was
court-day. which generally attracts large
crowds to Washington (our county seat) but
owing to the nclemency OF the weather the
attendance WIS very small. The case OF the
Commonwealth vs. Campbell. who was in
dicted several months ago for shooting his
wife. was postponed until next court. There
were several other important cases ali OF
which were postponed.
Among others we noticed Mr. Willis
Br wning representative of fHE TINS, who
with his sub-agent was making a successful
canvass for his paper.
The appointment OF Mr.. George l..
Browning our popular county chairman. as
an assistant o. the doorkeeper Of the House
OF Representatives gives great satisfaction
and Will inure to the benefit of the Demo-
cratic party in this county.
The farmers are busy harvesting lee which
is from three to four inches thick
Rappahannock is delighted with tho new
apportionment bill and guarantees q Demo-
cratic preventative for Page every time.
Our free schools are III q remarkably good
condition. owing to the efficiency of our
school superintendent. Mr.. II. VI. Miller.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

FLoYD COURTHOUSE. Jan. iS.-iSpecial.
Last Friday WAS the coolest day Of the season.
the mercury tor the first time falling below
zero.
The Jacksonville Hotel came very near being
destroyed by fire on Saturday last. one o.
the boarders having lett his room, in which
there WAS q ire burning, it Is supposed a c0ai
of fire popped out Oh the carpet and set it on
fire. which communicated 70 the floor and
burned "a space me two feet square before
il was discovered.
Dr. G. VI. Stigleman Will attend the meet
Ing of the Worlds Fair Commission IN Rich
mOnd this week lie Is very much interested
IN Virginia making "a proper and creditable
exhibit ut Chicago. He originated aud pro-
posed 10 the Norfolk meeting the scheme of
producing plaster Of paris cast of the State,
which was enthusicaily received by tie con-
vention and heartily approved and adopted.
This scheme will add much % Virginia s
qXhlhlt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

MISSIONS llrM. n. G.. Jan. 11.-' Special
The taxes for FORSYTH county this year
amount 81 ~I92iO.IO. divided as IolloMS
Listed State tax. -le5 .J.O-. pension. ~. 49,
school Sl7.99 "a county. - l4l tlh schedule
b. and G.. tax. s6.02a0i railroad tax WINSTON
township, -il.jZAlz. unlisted TAX 3I''V'i7'
unlisted railroad tax. ~f}j..i.
Burglars are again operating IN WINSTON
During the past few days they entered "a
grocery store and private residence. 40 the
first place they stole several cans of fruit. and
az the latter several dollars in money
Superintendent Maslin, OF the Roanoke ana
Southern road. tells your correspondent That
matters were about completed for putting on
"A local tram between Maruu9Nllle and
Roanoke Va. but tue snow and sleet the
past few weeks have necesslfated delay ny
laudslides over the new road.
The colored people or Winston have organ
lied another missionary Baptist church, MAX
ING four If this denomination now % this city.
Mr.. George Morris. OF this city. has an old
war relic in bis possession. IL IS q skillet. OF
ia those days called a spider IL was
captured from the British by Mr. X. j. Red
dick during the memorable battle 40 York
town. Va Mr. James Reddick. Ot Davidson
county "a grandson OF the gentleman who
captured IT, presented it TO Mr. Morris.
The execution of Caroline Shipp m CASTOR
county Will take place next riday afternoon.
The hanging will bee one mile from Dallas
and will be attended by the Castor Rifles.
\ great many Democrats are m .ayer OF re-
nominating Governor Thomas n. Holt. but
there is Il large number of Alliance Demo
Gratis who are opposed 20 him ou the ground
that be is connected with the Plaid Trust it
j. the general opinion here that the Alliance
will work for the nomination Of their leader.
Colonel L. j.. Polk. The Republicans are
not yet talking much about their candidate
for Governor The party has one bright
Young man in its rank, and that is Solicitor
Thoinas Settle. son of the late Judge Settle.
Ii is understood. however. that Young Settle
is anxious 20 go o. Congress and does not
care 20 risk Lis chances on the gOyernOrship
Just yet.
Coroner Kaylor. of Burke county has sumo
moued a Jury aud examined % host of wit
nesses with regard 20 the dynamite explosion
I'M MOrgant0n on December 9th The trial
is 20 come up next Saturday. and u is thought
that enough evidence has been obtained 10
fix the responsibility for the explosion and O.
lead 10 "A prosecution in the courts.
DR.. Thomas. q young man OF Michigan. has
decided to locate in Winston for the practice
of medicine.
Thrift sherifs Of North Carolina have made
full settlements of thoir county taxes with
the State treasurer.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
Guttenburg Races.

The entries for to-day's Guttenburg races
are
First race. fye-eighths of mile, selling
Fndora. Silver Mint. 1Oi ShOtover. 60
Lucky. IOj: Mexico Algebra lgelding). Pen
zance. 1O2 Nandyke -.
Second race. three-quarters OF mile. sell
ing Irregular. 40. o. r.. b.. 10i Lord Of
Clifton. Knapp i02 McKeeyer. l0l.
Third race. seven-eighths OF a mile beaten
horses Fabian, 10; Wonderment, l9;
Yazao. ll6 Detaulter rs Speudall ll2: De-
PENDANT. ll0 Granite l07.
Fourth race. fve-eghths Of a mile-D
Helmutn. Sam Morse 40. Lady Pulsiier.
1oano. l07: Brewer, i06 Gold Digger. gf.
fiith race five eighths OF mile. selling
Pilgrim. liawkstone los Matte lOOram. lG5:
Co.dstream HnWkeye. Azrael. 80.
Sixth rnce. seven eighths OF a mile. selling
-kleve, l06: Joe Courtney. bohemian. Van.
I0i. Sir George III. 1903, Freezer. gG.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

Nine. Tsui Emancioat.- Herself From tho
CustOIn. of (entnrle..

Customs of Centuries.
The Chinese Legation at Washington was
the scene OF q brilliant ball last Thursday
night given by the Minister aud Madame
Tsui There was great interest and much
pardonaDle curiosity IN regard % tho tall
as Il was the first large party given
by the present Minister and the frat ap-
pearance OF his wife as hostess on any
occasion. Madame is1i has never bat once
appeared public. aud that was two years ago.
when she was one Ok Dox-partY at
tie theatre, given by one Of Ito
secretaries Of the legation. Her first
ball marked her emancipation from the *
elusive customs OF centuries. II not hostess
10 the manor born" Madame Isu "a, least
proved herself quite equal as the occasion by
three hours or more Of smiling. bowling and
hand shaking Minister lsu received Oh
his wife. and they were assisted by Mr.
Wang wife o. the second secretary VI lega-
ton: Mrs We. wife OF the COrean Charge
d'Afaires. Madame Romero. wife Of tile
Mexican Minister. and Mrs John ". Foster.
The Oriental ladies We're IN native dress anI
their bright. lowered Drocadcs fashioned 10
flowing skirts and tunics made tlem PIC
turcsque figures.
The guests included the Diplomatic Corrs
the Nice-Presd, lt and Mrs Morton. i.e
Cabinet. Supreme Court and congress- .lal
circles q small number Of army aud rlfv
people and more than a small number from
resident circles The diplomats were a.. q.
the ball except the British Ministers fam .y
and members of that legation. who SEM ro-
grets on receipt OF the news OF the death Of
the Prince Of Wales son.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

The Arizona Joe Company viii. for the first
time IN Richmond produce the comedy sen.
sational drama, The Wild Violet Tho
drama IS Of tine melo-dramatic order aud Is "A
good story. an produced with the company
supporting Arizona Joe II is said by the press
of other cities TO be q comedy drama OF high
merit The play has lots Of good singing.
dancing musical acts. and the wonderful
acting doss are introduced throughout the
play. Arizona joe assumes many character
during the dram. aud II Is said he Is finished
performer IL this line. Jumbo Oh course is %
biz feature. and many people not knowing
the value OF a fine -. Bernard dog can now
iudge. when his owner has standing offer
of a. 500 in gold any time he wishes to part
with King Jumbo.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. Jan. 70. Special
Miss Henlen A. Dickinson died Sunday at the
residence of her father. Captain George G.
Dickinson. near Gotham. She was IN the
twenty-sxth year of her age. The funeral
takes place tomorrow from Grace church
Mrs Early Marshall whose critical illness
has been noted IN this correspondence. died
of grip at the advanced age OF more than
eighty years An hour earlier in the same
day and in the Same neiGhborhoOd Mr..
Frank Sampson died in his sxty-eishth year.
Tie new board of editors of the University
Magazine. of which a partial list has been
published, has been completed by the cleo
ton Of Messrs W. b. Hale. Edwin =. Cox
and Penick on the part Of the Jefferson
Literary Society
In the case Of the Commonwealth against
Jim Howard (colored). tor attempted assault
on Dolly Harris also coloredl. the colored
jury returned a verdict Of not guilty The
verdict was no doubt proper one.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

WNDsoT. Va. Jan D. Special. Colonel
George I. hali, very prominent citizen OF
this county. died very suddenly ~ bis home
at Isle ot wight Courthouse T. few DAYS ago.
tie had been complaining for some time bat
had been giving bis affairs bis personal atten-
ton. and even on the day OK his death had
been IN his Office oil dav and upon retiring
was .ricken and died OF heart failure before
help could be called. Colonel Hall was about
seyenty-four years Of age and leaves widow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
Cnnnty Seat of rrince william.

BnrNrsyLLE. Va Jan f9-lSpcc.al. Tho
question Of removing the court-house from
this place 70 Manassas is being agltated again
and il is generally understood that the dele
gate from this county will very soon receive
"A large petition requesting him t. get a bill
passed authorizing a vote - the people on the
question OF removal. The question has been
twice LETT 10 the people within the past
eighteen years.
with the grip. but as yet no deaths have been
reported as resulting from the malady
Mrs. NJ NJ Roseberry. Northern lady by
birth bat VINO has resided near this place for
over forty years. and who was highly respect
ed by her many acquaiuttnces died Satur-
day morning last alter long spell OF sick
ness
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
The halfway Rumor Conferred.

LYNcBBuRG. Va. Jan. 49, Special. In
formation reached the city today confirming
the rumor that the Lynchburg and Durham
has been lease by the Norfolk aud Western
The Norfolk and Western Will build con-
Meeting line between the two roads.
Postmaster McIaughhn is not at all dis
turbed by the relOrt that committee has
preferred charges against hun at Washington
lie says that he now holds the Office draws
the salary and has no fears as to his confrma-
ton As 10 the charges preferred against
him. he says he Is willing for the records TO
stand for themselves.
A small assignment was recorded at the
clerks Office to-day from j. Rosenberg. a
Twelfth street furniture dealer b Z. Schewel.
Ihe liabilities amount 10 ah0nt S1nl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
DEATHS in and Near fredericksburg.

FRrDrmcEsBUEo. Va. Jan. 49, Special. g.
Congressman Jones has announced that he
Will shortly hold "a competitive examination
here of applicants 20 West Point for the first
congressional district.
Death has cut wide swath in the counties
surrounding Fredericksburg in the last few
weeks. Fortunately for this city only few
deaths have occurred among those who
have recently died in the adjoining counties
are Mrs Paul Hull. "a sister O1 the late Judge
Il. G. l. MOncure who died at her
home in Stafford county on Sunday in
the eehty-fourth year of her age. Mrs. Ann
Coleman widow Of the late Edwin Coleman.
of Caroline died at the residence Of her
granddaughter Mrs.. s. 4. Smith on Friday
near alassaponax church. Mr. NJ. r. Webb.
"a hieLly respected citizen Of the county. died
on Saturday last. near BrOkenbrough.
Mrs Martha T.. Mhittemore. OF New York,
widow OF tine late John NJ. Whittemore a
former merchant Of this place. has sent her
check for a handsome amount to a lady here
for distribution among the poor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20

AMSTERDAM Va. Jan. IS Special ION on.
A. g.. Preston received % telegram ye5teIu"g
announcing the death Of bis uncle '"- ran >
Preston. OF Washington county %. .il;
Preston left on this rnins Tram ~ "'-'DN
the funeral s-..,
d. James IT. Bowycf has moved from
Greenfield and located permanently ln AM
sterlam 90 practice his profession.
Alr. Preston Beaie. OF Buchanan, De- spent
Sunday last with bis aunt Mrs. LizNe Nun
ford near town. ,,,.,.
Work on tho Roanoke. incas'ie and OltioRl
Forge railroad has stopped on account .l o"u
Ne1ther.
Me-srs. Bowyer & W.ckine made lnrgs
sale OK canned goods ia Roanoke Saturday
principally 0f tomatoes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-20
The LIeutennnts D.d II.

The Rich mond Light lnfntry Blues had
their regular eeklv drill at tae.r armOry last
evening Captain Sol. Cutchins WAS IN COM
mand. At the ri0so of the drill they were
entertained by the three lieutenauts who had
recently been promoted. An elegant banquet
was served by Captain frank y. Burke. who
was ably assisted by his right bower, Forces
tor. The hosts of the entertainment were
First Lieutenant Clarence Wyatt. Second
Lieutenant Henry Z. Vaughn and Junior
Second Lieutenant William b. Pizzini.