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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Nov 10 tho trnessto place your
sdssxssss9rass IN Ihe Eagle TO
ex1dA d. al trade.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

The LAFlyssts county ALLIANCES
will N Get in the Court House IN Oh
fsrd on Thurday the 18th day Of
September 1892. Afull delegation
required to Be present As tasrs 10
imrortan Mt business tsbe transacted
J. Fl. WELcH, Presidest.
Sept. Z, 1882.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

The Sapsrvrssrs curt has been
in session sincs Mondas, and 10
anderssasd si1 - kept busy ali
The week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Nrs. DIR. " B SANFORD, Of Cor
insA, - visiting her pareats and
frisnds in Oxford.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

DR.. James Bone Of Arlington,
Teun., hzs been the guest OF ma
relative, Judge K A Hill OF wi e1!
several DAYS this week
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

During nv rsceat trip to New
York | made arrangements direct
With the leading publishers and in
the future viii be able to sell
School Bookss at ts~er seur-s than
ever before, Gall and make your
selection.
Our Ice Cream pasicrs have
ossn sAaasom~ly dtted mp and We
are prepared To furnish cream at
all hours aud 70 families on short
notice.
Jenkins & Son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

The regular c~o,vocaricn Of the
Kmghts Of Pyshias meets next
MsndAy sight
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

hrs. Lula Kilgsr-, cfLaFavstt.
arrived 90 the DAISY Tuesd.y
NOR ning. and vent ous 70 spsnd a
.eeE OF I've With her parents On
Vuiss Ridge.-Sardis Reporter.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

lac general health sf Oxford i,
tsr, gsod. There are few 49,.
7, 40. fsvsr here which occur IN
All sections during the late ,um-
mer sessons.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
Prescott, ErK., Oct. Is, IS ..

Paris Medicine Co.. Faxis. fenn
Please send me at md by Express
m half gross Groves rasteless Chill
Tonic For Chilis, Malarial and Bil>
Eousnsss il is a valuable preparAti6n.
an I think il Is only aqusstion OF time
when Il wiz take the place Of all other
Chill Tonscs.
l sold tso bottles 10 a Darty Who hid
some very bad cases Of chilis in his fam
ily. He tells me that il made q psrma-
nent cure. after several other highly
recommended preparations had faded.
Yours trulvs
Hash Monsrsef.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
Nom Resident Notice.

II N Sullivan. minor
rs. No S4fS
John = 9rowu. Afmr1
To II " sullivan. minor. whose post
Office address, is unknown
You ars commanded TO appear az the
November Term. 1899. of the Choncery
court on ths first day Of said Term. then
aud there 10 show cause, il any. Why
the final account Of ohm y Brown
guardian. should not be allowed and be
discharged NJ guardian OF said estate
Oxford Auguet -; is92-
Ben 2 GRAY, Clerk.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Ice Geld Ssds wafer IT
jenkins 8 Son.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Loekhart. rexas. Oct. Is. 1889
Msssrs Paris Medicine o.,
Paris. Tenn,
Dear SiE Snip u as soon ~ possi>
BILE 3 gross Groves rastsless Chill Tonic
MY customers want Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic and viii not havs any othes
In u experience Of over 20 wears in
TIM drug business. we have never sold
an y medicine which gave such univ er-
. al ~atisfAetion- Yours Rssp's.
j. s. Browne q ca
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
Ncrsv e

$50 GA good ard approved &C.
eur Y. Foe particulars arply IL
t4ss eazse.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

winchelI 4 Davidson VII spen
IN 6rstcla.s stock OF books, sta
tren.ry and lewelry All Z Psguss
old stand, North side square, Sep
te mbsr LIST. Both meobsrs OF
this firm are vide awake yoang
business mer, well known IN to.n
and county, and We bespsak tSr
them . liberal patronage.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
Saved.

S8s
From q letter By Mrs. Ada Z
Hurd, Of ) ID. We quote swas
taken with bad coId which set.
tied on my lungs. cough set in
and finally terminated in con sum y
ton. -Four doctors gave me up
saying 1 could live but q short
time. I gave myself up to my
savior, determined If I could not
stay with nv friends on earth, l
you'd meet nv absent oues above.
Ny husband was ADVISED to get
DIR. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds /
gave il q trial, took in all, eight
BOTTLES IL has cured ne and thank
God | am nova we'll and hearty
woman For sale 1t T Chan.
dler's drug store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

open foe business. Tn. s.,
nrn Of WInchell & David,ou,.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
D. T.
S Sultan

Has for sale the
largest line of
Shoes ever i'm
Oxford, and be-
ing compelled to
make room for
his Fell Stock,
offers them at
prices that defy
competition.
Afsw Of the many bargains
to be had are mentioned befo =:
Ladies' el.25 Shoes "a s5c
leo 65c
Ladies' s. Russian Calf Shoes,
g sI.4A
Old ladies st,j0 common calf
sAoes, At clio
Old ladies o. 80 Dongola shoe
at sI,25
Old ladies' q Dongois 1t eI,2s
Ladies' sI.25 to ta,5o shoes
Job lak, fsom Csc to 81 Is
AJJohnsou's 90 Oxford Tee
ct o.
Hugh 4 Ford s5,ss hand made
shoes at e225
- Patent leather shoes q e
32-58 Pan slippers at s1,W
sl,N Oxford ties Ut zoe
Hugh & Ford's - hand made
shoes st o.
Hagh 4 Ford's $3.50 French
hid shoes 1t $50
Ladies, gents and childreu's
tennis shoes n sje, 51c and 75c
worth 50c, I5c and 81.
Gents ei,50 button Shoes ut soc
@ n Hsnderson's Is hand
made shoe at 50
q n Hsnderson's IS
shoes at 1915
Goodbarg 81 shoes at sl,T5
Gents Patent Leather Pumps
and Oxford Ties At great re-
duetiea.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08
Fer 2srt.

Tue Store House nett door
north Of G W Sufaloe's
Mr. p B Henwood.
August 8. 1899.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

n Misses Kilsore, Of Kilzore,
sre shs guests sf Miss Addis Tur
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Stanley jones passed through
statewide Tacoday night, en- reu,.
from senatobia to Oxtsrd 70 r.ach
,ns bedside of his father Mr.. L ?
Jcusa.-PanslTan.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

New York, Sept. 5th--Hen- U
B Ha.ry AID family left this sorn
,n9 for their Oxford home altar q
I've mouths stay IN the East. BIS
Departure is greatly rsgrsttsd By
the NatIoaal Democratic Commit
tesa a. be has rendered valuable
SERVICES as headqnartsrs. especially
..r~0srds Southern affairs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Mrs- Paul Buford and Miss In,
An derseo, Of College Hull, ha,,
ossn quests Of hra Dixie Jsn.
nsnss during the week-was.-
Vallsy Progress.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Ar. Thss K.ndall and fn,I,
rssoved TO Ger nAntown. Teun
asst week We regret their dspar,
are aud Wish them success in their
future h>=-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Nauisj-At ths residence OF
ala hrsd.i. father near OXFORD,
Niss. on W ednesday afternoon a.
& O'CLOCK. Miss CaIlie Douglass, Of
oxford, aud Mr.. RKimmoa., =
ri,ing Young attorney Of this city
Rev. Thomas. officiating. MI.
and Mrs. Kimm0nE arrived here
the 50 me evening ard ara kesprns
house in the northern PORTION Of
tina city. The Progress eongrstu
Ixses Mr.. Eimmous and wishe. al
name. OF HAPPINESS on the uaion'
Wafer VALLEY Progrvss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Tsaehsrs' Institute.
The County Institute for White
Teachers 10 being bel this week.
The fsils~ing 10 the list sf Teach
err P~rsssnt:
Mrs. 8 II Gstse.
B II Terrell,
w Slough,
Neil.
Miss Noble Be1aland,
Carra Cogains,
Anna Lundis.
Jennie Jumper,
Myrtle Harkins,
Cara korris,
EN- ma LYMAN,
Clare Hutchinson,
Laura Fades,
Lixzis Porter,
" Lula Lester,
Sallis Harm,
=" Nay Mcclure,
Sallis wardlax,
X 8 Mcfarland,
Rena Barry,
Mona Williams,
Sue Civilian,
Ollie Goolsoy.
3 d Nichols,
8 n Houstsa.
B E Slough,
o d Tanksrsly,
u 8 fsnksrsly,
Nettie smith,
Dals Kimmsns,
Hattie Buford,
Matte Cartwright,
Cfuds w oodvard,
Allis Goolshy,
MINNIE Uovsn,
Hattie noatgomery,
Pearl Montgomery,
Evis Parks
SUSIE FUR,
Laura Hall,
n Jones'
vlrgis Neil,
Liszis Ramsy,
Mamie Hossll,
Adelia Raukln.
Prof John L York,
l Bass,
LW fSulirson,
A @ johnson;
q w McLar.y,
U Slough.
e 81 L Dams,
/" James Nelson,
q w Ritz,
w e Farrsw,
IT Kseton,
" v Cowan,
" b Wilsy,
q Johrson.
Cotton prs6s Ear Sale
An improved Shaw Press at hal
price. Does the work szsisfsstsri
", and TO be ssld for lack Of uss
Apply to
w q Board,
/ College Hill. Miss.
or. T p Baford,
I 42+3d Sc, & w Roanoke, Va
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08


Mr.. A q job nsoa has iuss com
plstsd = map Of Lafayette count,
for the board Of supervisors which
se bad the pleasure Of era mining
and found TO BE- the nost accurats
piece Of work Of its nature that
coull be found in the archives Of
any court. TN this vsrk which 10
Of durable linen paper and neatly
bound in a large book, can be
traced every loot Of land in the
county, each owners name, and
his boundary linss. The water
eoursss and public highways are
traced in blue aud nro~a and to .
citizen 81 the town or county IL 10
an inter essinx study. This work
vii admit Of rsvisiou aud - part
Ut the propsrt, Of the c0unty
changes banda the ssw ovaers
can be inserted. Mr.. b r GRAY,
the courteous Chxncsry clark will
have charge Of the book.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Rev u W 0asaaes preached his
ar.s sermon Lat Sunday, ssrce bis
return from his summer vacation.
and va greeted BY . large Goa era
Cation. This. We know, was very
gratifying to Mr.. Gardner. who has
oftsa expressed to us his high Ap-
PrrciAtIsn Of the kindness Of the
peools whom be has served a. pas
tor for several year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

~. Is. .n5 80. - n rmtahnng fluid and Robes Thznks
for pas favors. va respectfully solicit patronage Il ~a andeosstv-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

NussadhnA and chils ars new In
IL maxkak
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Indian sannsc days viii soon
be With -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

Stopin and be convinced tina 4
these are genuine bargains thai
cannot he lad anywhere else
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-09-08

U.isa Fsnsis College opened
TaesdAy.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
GATHERED ABOUT TOUN

A concert and bah for the bcncGt Of the Brooklyn
homeopathic Hospital will be given in the Academy
Of Music to-marrow night. There viii be a supper
ana dancing at IL O'Clock.
Tie plans for the new repairing and machine shops
NJ the st Johnand Farm have bccn approved by The
Charities Commissioners. The projected buil1As VIII
cost $4,000.
George 4 Kcating Of Fleet Place, who took poison
with suicidal intent on Friday died yesterday at the
rroo,lvn uosrltal lie had acted strangely for scv-
ANAL days and had told his wife he meant TO hil
himself
The Long Island Wheelmen had their annual DIN
ncr in their Bedford ave. clubhouse last evening
Mavor Body and cx- Congressman Chaplin were among
hos, present aud were called TO respond to The H.
formal toasts after the dinner
Mrs. Emma L. Eagan has secured absolute divorce
from Joseph c. Eagan, on the ground Of cruel treat
ment and neglect
The viii Of Theodore c. Chichester, who died on
November o. was filed for probate yesterday. An
estate Of 100000 Is left in trust for the beeNt Oh MS
mother, Mrs Cornea Chichester ana at her u'"'"
K 10 he divided into thrty.twO parts 10 90 to NUM-
Der Of relatives.
Complaints OF misconduct were made ngninst four
teen policemen yesterday, and In the twenty oui h'S
preyious t.crc were eighteen, making "'ai oi lhirN
yo breaches Of discipline in two days TO be considered
by Commissioner Hayden.
Indigo Osborne IN the City Court. has ovcriuled 'he
dcmurrcrs interpose1 by the Equity Gas Lght Com
many In the suit begun ~ the Attorney General 10
restrain IL from carrying business In the Eastern
District A motion for II preliminary injunction 10
restrain the laying Of pipes IS granted.
CONGRESSMAN ". &. T. Brcchin?idgc, OF kch'u'hS'
,t,I d.ver Il lecture on Southern Problems at The
strong Place Tapn,t Church, strong Place ana Dos"
y ON Thursday evening December T, al o'iooh'
undcr the auspices vi the Young Mems League %
that church.
Arrangements being made for several huhu''u
democrats to attend the Inauguration Oi CIcV'i"
fran Kings County. William a. furcy VIII be tn'ii
grand marshal.
No trncc has been found Of Patrick McDiury, WHO
dioppered "A week ago after wording in the steamship
Jolivja Wl!ch has sailed for Liverpool Win o'rso
., Grain On board. Many Of his friends fear lie was
buried alive In the grain
Frank Irving pleaded guilty in the Adams s'rcI
pouc, cour Yesterday 10 grand larceny III hl'ahhS 1"
d,amoud pin. worth 300, from Captain Evan Evans
20 No IOs IT. Fellx-st.. in a hquor-shop Ut fuI.on
spa Navy sts. Oh Wednesday night. lrNm8 was ioi-
merly a bartender in the place.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

The Union Lcague and Lincoln teams played one
extra round 10 decide tie
Tie oxford and Lincoln bowling teams have o'Sni
their annual competition for the Perkins Challenge CnP
which Is the gift Of Lincoln man, ana was h"Ay 7
won hy the Lincoln team until last year, when thc
Oxfords carried II of The first series OF can' $
was playod at tho oxford alleys on Tuesday mGht'
md resulted: oxford. 1913; Lincoln loil; Inc
second series will be rolled ut The Lincoln 'uD on
November 30. -, o.x.,oc .,
Tho Riding and Driving Club gave a reception u
Its president John :. Jones. at the cuhhon@" oyer
looking Prospect Park Plaza. on wednesday evt.us.
The exercises begun with music ride ana exhlbuOhs
OF jumping and after the reception proper there W-
a dance The Interior Of the clubhOuSe WAS Ilhu
somely decorated. VicePresdent william y. Dy X
man assisted Mr. James In receiving the cuest..
ThanksgiVin. was observed ~ III" Mlu"VD'i
Club OF Flatbueh. with dance wlch was ,huono''i
bv about 80 couples The parlor, were decorate
with palms and pOttrd plants from the conServalor's
of william Brown. FohSs @3rd Regiment Band PLAYED
for the dancers. and the supper was served III thc
william H. Garrison. Mrs. william y. Konnad. Mrs.
william o. SchWaHwachcr, Mrs. J. W. liavlhhd.
Mrs r. Young and Mrs. James Lchcrts. few ~
those present were Mr.. and Mrs A. Ahlcrs. Mr ana
Nrs william Brown. Mr. and Mrs. +. L. iachn''
Mr. md Mrs. W. A. \. Brown, Nr. and Mrs.
II. Brandt Mr. and Mrs. W. BcardSlcy, Mr. and Mr..
J. DE Scding Mr.. and Mrs. Il. NC Collins; Mr.
and Mrs W. p Earle Mr.. and Mrs II. W. sullivan.
Mr. and Mrs. &. A. John. Mr.. and Mrs j. Lott. and
Mr. and Mrs. J. 7. Lott. a. ,
The Montauk Whcelmen will hold their FIST annual
cntnrtanment and reception at Avon Hall, Bedford
ave. near Fultonst.. on Friday, December o.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
HECHIR1ED HER NTH BIGAMY.

T. d. WEIGH HAS HIS WIFE ARRESTED AT THE
HOME or HER BROTHER.
Mrs Nnry wech the wife Of Edwarl d. Wclch.
oompositor was arrested yesterday by Deterdve'ser
reants Reilly and Ttninor Of New York. on charge
OF bIe.my Mrs. Welch Is the sister OF Grnhans
Policy wealthy retired merchant who occupies .
handsome house at No. 100 south Nnth-st. Mrs.
Welch WAS married ten years ago anc has one child
ro,r veors AGO Mrs. Welch left her husband, owing
IN his disIpaei habits. and went % live with her
,o,bor at thc south Ninth-st. address since then
ws,ch b,s caus,d the woman much annoyance. In
March last Welch found lowering about the house
and got into a helt with the coachman employed by
tho Policy family. and WIS arrested Weich was
placed under boads keep the peace. For some
weeks after his arrest the feeling between Weeh ana
the p1lcy family was very bitter but hnaiH recon-
ciation was effected. Sincs the separation Wech
has made many attempts TO get possession OF MS
child but failed. Welch now says he has secured
proof TINT his wife was married IN January last 10
man named Joseph Andrews, the marriage ee eroay
hcing performed by the Rev. Thomas NSon Of New
York For "A lime welch paii frequent u 20 he
Policy house to bis child. until he went TO live
in New-Jersey. Before his departure wech secured
the services Of lawyer TO get possession OF the child
ard ON Wednesday last IN action begun in habeas
corpus proceedings before Judgs Clement in the City
few DAYS ago welch went before the DStdct-At.
led 10 his wife's arrest. When the warrant was
granted the detectives came to Brooklyn and lad IL
count,r.igncd by Justice Goe;tinc. lhey then ar
rested the woman N her brothers n me-. She TOOK
the orrcs, co1lly ard was ecompiniei T. New-Y>rk
by her brother who gave bonds fr her appearance.
They declined TO talk f0s publication.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27

Whcu this hal t. De- alardOncd II was dcclu'" "
erect stand, on rroodyn's day and decorate 'hc
county Lu.dirg-. When the bills came before '"Pe'
vi-Dr-at large Klnbol vetoed them as excessive.
lie found that $1,000 had been expended Tor Wv i''V
oi ,ianas which reputable contractors sail coud "'c
been built for $1,000 or 300. When tue Sup'-
yl-or, pa sod the lills over his veto he went to 'e
li'rcA;tornoy. and u hc failed to secure action the
case has been put In the hands Of private counsel
The sup"gvi, are 10 De sued In the nnme OF l'N
;aycr for waste Of tn, public funds some interest,"
inc rcyclat .ns are Anticipated.
IA. discussion Of the chances Of ex-Congrc'smah
Chaplin for tie United states >enet lshp rs the col
.f!c of David l.. iii has slaclcncd If late a' the
IMPRESSION j, growing that Hugh Mclaughlin VIII ho'
uiaeonze Tire aspirations oi Edward Murphy jr' pro
ylGcd tAat some equlvalcu, IS offered to rooldyn This
Is believed 20 be tie promise Of the Sptahcr,p Ct inc
new Assembly. IL lo,3 Alfred C. Chapn was Speaker
rerr.scn ing the Nth District f KINGS County As
.,mhyran william l.. shields, Of the e'eht Win
Ii-tict. who win represent the ncw Nlth Di'lri''
next year. ha3 anrouac bis canddncy for The once
If he /, made speaker T. means That MI N"1P,in
win con.cnt himself vih tie office Of sia', h'l IL,
erd Cour,. ,.loncr, unless more lucrative pOs'uoh III
irr National Government is given him. m,
Tie mention OF lifoohlyn men Tor cabinet o%inces %
rorlEa,s. Tie first named vas cN Cong!
rem Clmulell for secretary o' the Navy. Ihel eA-
Postmaster j. e. Hendrix was suggested Tor fOst
n.srcr General and now Congle,,n4n tgomLS II, IS
nonorcd with the suggestion that he should DO
-.cr,tary # the Treasury. All Of these Sugse'"O"'
prev toroH-. . .
The tin ranks Of the q. \. Il. posts IN recent
paradcs have led 10 the suggestion that the HtVhN;
of the veterans Of the War be omitted In fltute, anu
that they observe the annual DccOral III Day DS
placIn, flowers on the gravc5 II h"r conIad,, WIN
'ut a street parade The recent rrgultion limiting
The march 4 g. A. Il. StS to two miles III lrii1ns'
viii cIi short the rout" usually followed IN brooKy H.
In place II the parade It might be- possible 10 SUB
snt. memorial exercises at the soldiers and sailors
Arch. -, ,,,, ,r,s
The custom has grown up since the l'Ildgc was
ors,ncd for ambuanc,s- 10 meet ai the middle OF th
Irdec I'm case sick or injured person Is To ,I,o no
iran -f.rl,I from II hospital I'm one city To nh,
Institution I'm the other. y recent meeting Oi 'h',
.ort cave rise 10 report that accdcn, had occurred
~ District Attorney Kldcvay Is seriously III at his
hons. In ont,sayc. H. ha, not been able - attend
10 hi; duties for some time.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
4 NONG THE CLUB-UOCSES.
SOCIAL LIFE At THE UNION LEAGUE-MAXY RE
CEpuONS AND GNMTS

SOCIAL LIFE At THE UNION LTAGvE-MAXY RE-
CEpuONs AND GtMTs.
The first OF the winter entertainments Of the Union
League Club wa held last evening, and a large
number Of members and their men friends were
present. Miss Bertha Eehrens Wonlst: Frank Lin
coin. humorist; A. c. Plant, humorlst, and the De
koven Male Quartet were the performers. The re-
cepton was arranged 10y the entertainment committee
Of the club, of which Henry T.. Hutchinson IS chair
man. The other members are Abram NJ Kirby. Rus
sell Benedict william H. Williams and Charles Cooper.
The committee has begun preparations for a reccp
tlon to women, TO be held at the Dcan-st clubhouse
on December ID.
Some of the most enthusiastic members Of the club
were anxious TO show their appreciation of the work
done by their expreSident, Francis II. wilson, as
chairman Of the Republican campaign committee, 10y
giving him complimentary dinner. The subjec; was
talked OF for some time, and was only dropped when
Ar. Wilson expressed his emphatic dlsIncllnalon 10
be the guest at such dinner 1t Is said that he does
not think the large Democratic majority in the county
iustifes his being looked upon a hero, although
the opinion appears to be we'll nigh universal that
he id all that could be done FOR the cause against
great odds
The Hamilton Clubs second entertainment will be
given on the evening OF December L. and will be
the first Of It's kind in the clubs OF BROOKLYN. The
Hamilton will give a complimentary dinner TO the
presidents Of the principal clubs Of the city and lis
Nclnlty. Among those who have been invited ana
are expected to respond to oasts the presidents
Of the Algonquin, Brooklyn, Carleton. Crescent. EX-
celsior Marine and Field Lincoln ,Montauk Oxford,
Riding and Driving and Union League clubs.
coach load Of the members OF the Algonquin
Club attended the Yale Princeton football game on
Thanksgiving Day. They We're Richard Harper
Iambecr, jr, william a. Malrs. Frank Dunbar. Charles
h. Upjohn, d. Dunbar G. IL. Hunt ir.. ;. =. lophnS
Harry Taylor A. J. Klar. william a. Bonn. George
J. Hardy, jr. James MARS, william +. Penney
Dr. Henry y. Read, c. II. 5 JaiIray ana Dr. y.
W. Ford.
At meeting Of the Brooklyn W0man's Club. held
at No. so WillOuchbyst.. Monday evening over
which Mrs. Truman J. Backus presided. 1t was de
Cdcd 10 remove the headquarters Of the club To the
new Young WOmen's Christian Association Building
In Livngstonst.. near Flatbush-avc There ii set
Of rooms well adapted to the needs OF the club VIII
be fitted up.
The fifth series OF games In the InterClnb Whist
League tournament was PLAYED on Monday night. and
resulted as follows
Crescent los 100. lo7; +; Brookvn 100. %. lol -
Excelsior 10Y Union League 1Ol lO3 1Oi.
New-York tribune., 1892-11-27
GARMENTS.
SOME TALK
AND SOME PRICES.

awe have (says the head Of the Cloak
DcpartmcnD constantly on hand the
leading styles in Ladies' Garments.
Our large connection with the leading
European Fashion Markets keeps us
in touch with every new change OF
stvle or material. We handle only
reliable grades, properly cut and nm
ished. The demand at present TENDS
to the English Kersey Cloth Paletots,
with shoulder capes, strictly TAILOR
made. with raw edges and Tapped
seams. Chinchilla Cloth Overcoatis,
highly desirable for their warmth.
Also Kersey Cloth tight-titting Jack
cts, with large velvet sleeves, and a
variety of Plain Cloth Jackets in extra
fine qualities, richly lined"
For Monday in popular price garments
we offer
$50 Ladies' soft finish heavy chevron
Cloth Jackets, REFER effect, box back.
always $3.50; Monday (only) 500
200 Ladies' Cheviot Cloth Jackets,
with astrakhan fur trimming, always
:ll. 30; Monday (only) $40
- Ladies' Fine Imported Cloth Jackets,
silk lined throughout, fine quality
extra dark mink fur on collar and
fronts, sold heretofore for $500, an an
ideal winter Jacket; Monday $1,000
40 Ladies' Fine Carriage Wraps, IN
cape etfccts-all late importations-
made of best matcrial-lined through
out Sold for $500 to $4,000.
Monday, $500 to $1,000.
Cloak Dept-second floor.