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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
RosaNsAuM BROS.
EAS TER
Millinery OPENING !!

WE respectfully invite the
ladies of Roanoke and sur
rounding county to our Spring
Millinery Opening on
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
WIN Do No Sunday business.

BEING conscientiously opposed to Sun
day business, will not keep my livery
stable open hereafter on Sunday, and
will positively refuse all application
for anything in my stables, except in
case of funerals. Please bear this in
mind and not compel me to refuse you
on Sunday, as ] am determined to keep
my stable closed on that day or GO out
of the business. will endeavor to keep
tirst'class line OF hacks, saddle horses
and complete livery turnouts through
the week, and hope to receive share of
your patronage.
MILLARD MCLAUGHLN
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
HIS FIRST OFFICIAL COMMUNICATION
Judge Dupuv Decides Where His Cour
Shall be Held

Judge Dupuv Decides Where His Court
Shall be Held.
Judge J. A. Dupuy, of the circuit
court, sent his first official COM
munication to Clerk Brooke yesterday
in regard to where his court shall be
held. 1t is as follows:
To S. S. Brooke. Esq, Clerk Of Circuit
Court of Roanoke City, Va:
The judge of this court being of opiu-
ion that the terms of said court cannot
be held in the courthouse building of
this city for the present, because said
building is occupied by the Hastings
Court. therefore by virtue of authority
vested in me under the provisions of
section 3117 OF the present code or Vir-
GINA. do hereby designate and appoint
Federation hall on the second floor OF
Norman block, at No. 1872, on Salem
avenue, in this city. as the place for
holding the terms of said circuit court
until the further order of this court or
the judge thereof, and this shall be your
warrant for designating said hall as the
place for holding the terms of said Cir
cult court.
You are furthermore authorized and
directed to enter this warrant upon the
common law and chancery order books
of said circuit court and to post copies
thereof at the door of your office, at the
door of the courthouse building of this
city and at the door of Federation hall.
Given under my hand, in tho vacation
of said court, this sixth day of April.
1892, at Roanoke city, Va.
j. A. DUpUY, Judge.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07

Fox sale, fine 1O-room house @
Campbell street. Lot 95x45O. Pric
$1,000, easy terms. Call at once an
see Nj. Ii. O'Mohundro, real estat
broker, 4 Jefferson street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
Spring OPENING,

LADIES OF FASHION: II you arc inter
ested in the latest styles of hats and bon
nets you will please call tiny millinery
store the 9th and 18th of April, and you
will see full line displayed of very fine
imported hats and bonnets of the latest
styles and at lowest prices. Yours re-
spectfully. Mrs. NJ. INDoRsKY,
No. % Commerce Street.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
EsteY ORGANS

ARE made upon honor and sold upon
merit. Warranted five years. Hobbie
Music Company, sole dealers. 1877 Salem
avenue.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07

TRY 81. II. Spencers Best" tobacco.
1t is made of finest Henry county leaf
and as chew is as good as the best
material and best workmanship can
make it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07

OLD papers, Is cents per hundred, for
sale at this office.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-04-07
A Rare Chanca

OLD papers, Is cents per hundred, for
sale at this office.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-09
A Wind Cave Kick.
Hor SPRINGS, AUG. q, 1892.

HOr SPRINGS, Aua. %, 1892.
To THE Ep1ro.:-Why is it that the
majority Of the trades people Of this
town anathematize and try to speak
anything and everything derogatory
to the "Wind Cave?" is the question
continually asked almost daily by
visitors to the cave, who pronounce it
the greatest aud most wonderful sight
they ever beheld and saying also that
the towns people are working against
their own interests in doing So. Is it
FROM ignorance? Then why not have
accepted the original owners general
''fres' invitation last spring to visit
the cave and see for themselves
whether it is simply "a hole in the
ground" or if you have to ''nearly
break your neck and back crawling on
hands and knees nearly the whole dis
tance." To the first remark l say it is
a hole in the ground, but tho most ex-
quisitely beautiful and most wonder
fnl of any hole ever discovered in this
country or on any other continent.
To the last remark I say it is a palpa-
BILE falsehood, as the entire route to the
"Garden of Eden (Which is most
generally travelled by visitors) the
lowest ceiling, which is 81 feet and
that only for 20 feet in three different
places, which is a novelty instead of a
disparagement to visitors.
Yours, ETC..
CAVE C.1SEM.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1892-09-09

ness in giving all sides IN equal show
ing, l ain PRoHlBrr1oN.
The STAR is considerably surprised
at the above communication, because
we supposed that every prohlbitionist
in the state was aware that the re-
publican party Gathered their hobby"
"Prohibition' should remember that
the constitutional convention was
mostly composed Of republicans, and
had their sentiments been in accord
with the democratic idea the people
would not have had an opportunity Of
voting upon the question at all. Then
after it was before the people to be
voted upon. u good prohibition"
friend must have been of duty, for
here are the planks of the republican
and democratic state platforms upon
that question for 1889:
Recognizing the pernicious Influences of the
traffic in Intoxicating liquors upon every interest
of our commonwealth, we favor national and
state prohibition of such traffic and the adoption
OF the article of our constitution relating thereto
and the enactment and enforcement of such laws
as Will make the same effective From republi-
1889.
We. are opposed to constitutional prohibition
now demanded by the republican party of South
Dakota, and favor in its stead q we'll regulated
license faw. which is accepted by the democracy
OF the country as the best method of controlling
tho traffic in Intoxicating liquors and lcssening
the evils OF tntemperance.- From democratic
state platform adopted at Huron, S. D., Sept. 9Th,
Now can Prohibition" fail to see
wherein the republican party has
failed to father his hobby9
Wlat party do you now regard as
for the home as against the saloon?
One party may be strong enough to
pass laws, but 1T requires public senti-
ment and public sympathy to aid in
enforcing those laws.
In the face of the facts here pre-
sented, from the state platforms of
1889, we believe we are justified in
%pronouncing the movement of a few
prohibitionists of the state as migrate
full and unwise. Yet we are pleased
to know that some of the best prohibit
t%ionists in the state are opposed to
having a ticket placed IN the field by
their people, and thus laid the
democrats"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
ACCIDENT Data
uDoU0n9 yasos Coasssoin9 Danbeo41 n

UogoUUn0 So0oo Cooosso08 O1Deoo9 M
| Oomo Instructive data sre derived
&om . report recently published In
Germany. In 1880. $500 workmen weFs
killsd In acciaentA, and $500 seriously
Injured These losses do not vary much
brom one yeas 10 anosher. The industries
furnishing most accidents are - fol-
bsws. in descending sstier; MineA rail-
ways, quarrieA nbterranean worlA
OudlAings. brswerisA All industries
Sre arranged In - corporations. and II
y estimated that mere than l.5oo. 0oe Of
work people are insured Wounds and
fractures are tho most usual forms Of
i1jury. and the duration Of treatment
sends 10 increase every year. By virtue
NJ . lsw which makes an allowance
when i.capacity Tor work szcesds three
weeks (this was based on the observa-
hon that fPscturss generally healed In
Shres wseks). Since this law was In
troduoed, the treatment Of hocture has
taken lougsr. There are always more
aecidsats n winner than IN summer.
and on Mondays and Saturdays than on
pther daya There are twice a. many
occiAsuts from . q n. to neon, and from
. TO p. N. than from 10 .. M. and
from noon 70 8 ?. - Better light IN
summer and fAtigus toward the end ot
each half day Of six hours. sfe sup
xossd.ss sxpAaia some II these vaxia-
k,~na
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
SAVED ~ a sHoEs
Oukao4

= 49, RA1b ysassgvsA - . Ws0 poo6ooo
01AssA
\ ~ Of sixteen was leading bul
Along . country road In Massachusetts,
when the animal, usually peaceful
seemed 10 - ssissd with sudden fury.
anA nsds . lungs q him. The sticl
WhisA wss lasan1sA - . ring In ths
lAAinalS nsss snapped short In thu
AeyS grasn snd n 1sn almost under
NE feet Of ~ bull He had presenca
bf mind enough. says writer in Gsades
DAyA 10 realise that his only chance
Tor ss1sty lay IN keeping % clese 70 th<
heed at thu animal thoe b could not b
AesssA % b managed ts ~ thrss
fingers Of hil Len had into NJ ring IN
tAs bulls nosa. wh1s with hAs right he
Grsspsd enc Of the hosns. Meanwhile
he fAznsr wAo owned We bill had got
, riAs from ths house and loaded Il
'Yissr ssisA The boy. II can't hold
puS much longer" Ths ball. - 4
Astonishsd q ths sndacity Il his vic
Nm. had Tor . moment stopped Hh
porshead w. presented 70 Ne farmer.
Bat ~ bsyS bead wss within few
h0hss a Ne spot which the bullst
mUe Scribe. III FIRE." the larmss
prisA, ''ths ball mag daaten On the bone
IA Kin ysa on " rebound" Fire
Snyway. end quiskr' srisd the boy. ~
he bah showed sagns Of moving. Th<
hSmaf SsAssl his ria and Aired, anl
Ne shot was - true that the bull
lsoPped N his trseks without stxus'
Ne. snA ~ boy's liz IVES saved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
rne CONVICTION o. WITCHES.


IT'S "vs1SN w WHITES.
6~sSss AoDslnssA - fsss>sagsss TAs1s
cassA
A jury Of The asx accused vss sp-
pointed 70 examine he ssdy Ger nsrks.
IL sft@a hAppsnsA sAys Ne New Ras-
band Magazine, thss soms sxerssesnes Of
assA socmoa to ola people. a. one sx.
psAxnAeie ~ natural causes. We found
One such was found On the boly Of
Goody Nurss md reported 70 the sosrS
ali sut ons Of the fury agreeing 70 the
report 1ebsees Preston and Mary
Taxbsu hnsw Ssat tais nask We frem
natural csuseA The prisousr stated TO
The court that the Dissenting woman of
The Jury Of examination was one Of The
moss ancient skillful and prudent. end
further declared; ~ there rendered .
sunetsns known reason Of the moving
ssaas thsgsol" She saked fog ~ sp-
pointneps d snoshsr jury - inquire
Into the caas and sxsmins the mArks
3nunA on her psrsoa- Ths jury Of trials
ystornsd . verdict Of noe guilty. Thsrs-
Npon al shs scsussrs in Ne court '-sxied
out with renewed vtgor anA were
aakn Ia the most violent nta. rolling
md tumbliAg sboss erecting . sssns ct
che widest eoolasson- The 3aAgss tolA
the turymen that shey had not sassful-
~ eousadersd enc exprsssi0a Of the pris-
oass. namely; That whsa s.s uobba. .
eonfsssing witch. was bso~ght IN -
evidence against her. abe sid: 'swhsA
do Jon bring hsr7 Ehs h ens Of ~ :
The Jury retired for further eonsults
ton Even then they could net agree
upon verdict Of guilty. TAsy returned
20 he courtroom and desired that the
aeS0ssd explain the remark. 81 nsds
no ruspouse and The Jug returned =
lvsrd&se q guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
no YOU WANT MoNgYr-If - yos viii
" End Is 10 yoar sdYAntAae 70 see Us hefsfe

TO YOU WANT MoNsYf-If - yos will
~ and Is 10 yeas advantage 10 see " before
borrsuiDe.
we MARE ieans on heusehslA reeds. planes.
berses, wagons. or pefsehsi property Of sny
kind ~ The lowest possible rates and In the
asies Get pess!bie time
Our leans are made without publicity snd
TIE property - isft 10 yoaf ensisfafe<d pes
feass caa 10 carried - isns ~ desired er
caa be paid In fnii. OF - cart. - asy tine %
suit yeaf esnvsnfenee. hsd aos part pstA re-
daees TIE cost Of esffyina tie tess.
II ren eve 3 bsiase< 90 fufnitafe, pssss ef
Sshes property. ~s stIi ssy 70 aP fsf ssa and
asfFs 10 - sna - yse desire
Our eAee< are the meet pfsasaaf ~ fse sits
ssd sss - Arranged that parties eallihs nfsa
ss ass Be ssitss aess ssissiy sss ssafsss
au<14,
hsaems~s tsss yea ksss he as 81 BETA tas
prosperity ssa ths nssss ssa saa retain tAs
sssssssssibsfxfff1sis xoHrssas LOAN Co.
kessa 4 fsss h3ass.
tsFaef 81 ssaFes, Pear ssa osa. ists.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

a a. : ev<: huen wheat neur. Geo rws; corn
e~,f s,a toe: fsed. tssox6 y tes middlinss
a tcp srss $50 ten. snipA sis = ten,
greetings Gs fsu
.endsrssfe iSt<e: ham. lie; beef seras. s@ifss
hss<s. ssiers m tcs rHttsn. fssi$s spftnx
srrn. 20 ;scs srrfre ehlcken. hoiss. turkeys
xtf6c, 1aeks it0iec.
Pnppc~-Rufrsr. ~; eggs. Ice potatoes.
ne su; h->s. Iae ph; essens 49, ~ :
sesns. SC > ~ Agpfes sSsep pa srasea
q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

GsArx-wh-st. SIC; corn. s2c; oats, nc; rya
Msar-Beef. p1a-e. pork. esst.c; mutton.
r. sprfng lamb, 7ssses fowls ac. spri Nc
hsckens lie; veal. Sc; tnrteys li9l2c;
lucks. 1l8isc. clover seed. k-S bu
Psopurx-Bufter. re, eu8s. IKE: potatces
nc = hu. e~ets &c p hus srtons, 80 sui
s>sns SIS hu. honey fsc; applsA GS
, Dbl saw ou; maple sugar. se.
HsT-Cfoyer, sf2 , Ton timothy. 06 ton
HIpxs ASp TsLIow-Greea. &C. steers ever
= ~ SIC; cured, seg calf skins freer. ssse;
AFT skirs cured, ~. tailss. rsush. lAsci
ssfS s2H 50 dekin. fSoxc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

JsvN h said 70 b the region Of The
globe where " thunders ofsenesk. hsvs
Ing shuDdsrstorms ninsty-seven days h
the year. Af>er IL are 6umatrA with
eighty-six days; Hindustan. with 1fty.
six; Borneo. with dfsy-four; the gold
coast. with ffty-two; and Bio Do Jaa-
GIRO. with afty-one- In Europe. ItAly
occupies the arst place, with thirty
eight days Of thunder. while France
pnd southern Russia have sixteen days,
prsas Britain and Switzerland ssves
Says. ana Norway only four dsya
fhundsr 10 rare st Cairo. being heard
pnty three days In shs year. and u az
irenely rare In northern Trkssssn and
Ne polar regions The northern limit
Df the rsgisn Of shunderstorms passes
~ Cape ogle. Iceland Novs zsmbla
nd the coast of the Siberian So
=
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

AosEf rs LOAN fss shsff tiSs "a issss
~ 81 sA4fl sassaats aaF feFH 81 ssea
e anti Ffs@s 4. esssss. - Asafss street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

In great many cases 81 Asshsnia
sso's Cure for Coasansptssa ~aii give
'~ilsf that . almost eaasi - . saFs. -
sasA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
]. G. ALEXANDER,
REAL ESTATE.

hEAIf LSIh q
EoR SALE-House and lot on James street
near Cherry. with all modern improve
ments; any one wanting 70 buy a nice home in
good location. at reasonable price, will do
we'll TO call at my once and get all the par
tculars.
| can sell you No. "a Chsr;e. street At bar
gain II sesd soon will take small payment
down and balance on easy terms. don't fail to
look this up.
L'oR sALE-Seventy-four acre farm south Of
the city. good soil. well wsferrd for stock
good l0-room house. new barn. everything in
good are; viii take some good vacsn; lots as
part payment
EoR SALE-Vacsnt lot. 5oxI22 east front
within 20 feet of corner Fifth avenue aud
East street on Wiuser add; will sell cheap IN
sod within TIVE weeks: party leaving the city
and wants the money. This 10 a hsrtsfn.
Iponffe Of J. a.. Alexander. Court biz. Is
Lyon-sf pbnneaS-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

EARM FOR SALE desirable farm OF 30
acres. three miles from city limits Oh good
gravel road and aboRt three miles from w. VI.
A. aud i. society's new fair grounds; fine new
house. two barns with stabling for 30 head cat.
tie and abundance OF COED water; has been
is in a high state OF cultivation; will be sold
at bargain IL sold soon. Also farm of 20
acres. two and half miles from city limits and
one and One-quarter miles from above fair
grounds; soil sandy loan. fair house. good
barn with good well Of water and wind mill
attached; vineyard of three of choice grapes.
together with other fruits. This farm would
plat into acre property and the right man can
make some money out of il. Also 50 acre far m
two aud a half miles from city limits and one
and half miles from above fair ground, on
good gravel road average soil with fair build
ings; will sell or exchange for fine residence
In city. For further particulars address
n. Rice. IA North Division street. Grand Rap
ids. Mich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
- - - -
REAL EsTATE-C0UNTRY.

I AN stili offering several good farms in ex-
change for encountered city property.
This spring is the time TO breat away from the
factory and shop. get out of debt and begin
again. John b. Martin. No. IS Canal street.
TOR SALE-An eighty acre farm. improved.
l. on easy terms. Charles Moseiy. As Lyon
street. 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28
Res dts ne Best
Rates the Lowest
Readily Everybody
REAL EsrifE CITY.


-
90 LITTLE WORDS. 90 and inform those
" who are IN need Of 4 home. thai there -
one mxa iron they can purchase neat home
AID pay Ter II IA six years ty paving - 8
inonta without Interest. D9Ht fan 10 tell
them. l.. ). Pfoyin. foom .. Leselts block.
opposite Sweets hoteL
FOR sALE-Lof on James street. worth
SlzoU. caa be bought for 500 III taken seoe.
Thomas a Terrell. No. 70 CANA street. room .
It's
EoR sALE-Heuse and iots valued NJ $500;
los ated on Lxiayeits-st.: viii tsAe vacant
lot Ia good locality as iAfI payment Enquire
OF general booske sth National B4nA. -
E'0R SALE-Haslng moved out OF town. l
Wish 10 sell my residence. No. 10 Second
avenue; eiooms. bath. closets. fus1ace. gas.
and everything complete. Address 1. w.
Mansfield. lpsilanri. Mich. -
Ei0k sALE-Sroom house and corner lot Q y
Lafayette street. .lDO; Groom house aud
small lot on College avenue SLIGO; also IL
room holss on j. rerson avenue; buy OF owner
aud save com ssion. ". 4. Stowe, lve Louis
street. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

fade by Valley City Nillsns Co. Grsad
sspids, - family fsvoslss. Try L.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

Sick hesdscss' Beecham's Pills viii
slisve.
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WAETED-BOARDERs.

IT HANDSOMELY furnished rooms with board
II references required. 2b6 North loni;
street.
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FOR RENT-RUsINEss PLACES.
FOR sALE-MIsCELLANBOUs.

EOR SALE-keep your eyes on this item ur-
I'll you understand we have nice. ensv
going. centr ally located. and prontab. resfau-
rant for sale cheap. Price sZ7a.00. WInans *
Al On. 3 and Tower block. s4tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-28

- ~"s - e-~ ~ ~io~N' Nv
r,op c.1V ,,-...-- - 1----,---
II " S4rGr . , SHOP Anqu're &c VI
coush rront street. co
TroR SAT.r-A,, h.ro,r . cood oorr,rc mill
Nun SALL-At pargan gooe hourlng mui
a,s otss wv aomHFs can De naa LOT less tnan
III ~, 80 Ne. ". %
I,wiii sell cheap, Cali at Nos 20 81 New
douseman BLOCK. "A. IL. Antisdei. toii
T,oc - - -,
FVts shLL.Some good ~. oes on pine ana
hardwood land; well located CITY properly
TO loan. Call At Nos35 81 New Houseman
Block. A. K Antisdel. taf
49, :. ,---.---.----------------
lana tr s,ree.' ssa,ng capae,ty su hfs'
.. a. var, frop. %
r,op car n-.-- - "a r-.,,-,. g.
Eon Saks.ufocers s.oSA ~ nnsurss ioa
ru.Snr, Sn .rIr oo'hs Eooo BUSINESS w. :"
- VTscrfT I6poT.o- ----------
VTTIVTFn~au N. ~.ung nan An 0r.od
w Ranids 70 stem in ana sce what We can DO
| made TO order. Voizt. HerpsIsheimer x Go.
The record-union., 1892-10-22
GOING DOWN THE HILL.

Old Age Creeping on Shows Itself in
Lack-Luster Eyes and Trembling
Hands-Many Who are Old in Years
are Vigorous and HeaIthy-How
Such a Condition May be Encom-
passed by>All.
How many elderly men and women we see
who plainly show they are "going down the
hill" The trembling hand, the uncertain
step, the lack of brightness in the eye, the
shrunken features, all indicate that life is not
at high tide, that the strength and vital forces
are not what they once were and. in fact, they
are going down the hill. This, of course is To
be expected, for when one reaches later years
physical troubles are sure to come, but how
many elderly people we see are healthy,
happy and comparatively vigorous They
always seem cheerful, bright and contented
Why should not all be equally fortunate? 1t
certainly is possible. Every elderly man and
woman needs TO gently assist nature, all the
While needs to take some pure stimulant reg
ularly. Every doctor in the land admits this
and Its common sense must be manifest toali
1t should not be understood. however that
any ordinary stimulant would be recon-
mended. 1t must be something pure power
full, health-giving and strenetn-im parting
Such a stimulant can be found only in Duffy's
Pure Malt Whisky. 1t is the only medicinal
whisky in the market. Its wonderful popu-
larity is due entirely to its power and what il
has accomplished. Any elderly man or
woman through its use may certainly pre-
serve the health and may reasonably expect
ever to try any inferior article or any which
the druggist or grocer may seek to put in its
place. There is nothing which can accom-
plisIl the same object.
The record-union., 1892-10-22
PATRIOTIC ITALIANS.
They Indulge in a Day and Evening Of
Merry-Making.
A Banquet in the Afternoon-Addresse
at Armory Hall, Followed by
Grand Ball.

The italian residents and citizens of
Sacramento displayed considerable zeal
and enthusiasm yesterday in the matter
OF celebrating the anniversary of the
landing of their illustrious countryman
on American soil. Beside participating
in the general parade in the forenoon,
they had banquet in the afternoon, and
ball at Armory Hall in the evening, the
dancing being preceded by several ad-
dresses.
AT half-past l o'clock p. NJ. the Bersag-
lieri and Piemente Societies, with several
invited guests, all numbering about two
hundred and fifty, sat down to a sumptu-
GUS banquet at the international Hotel.
Ex-Mayor E. j. Gregory, who is Honor
airy President of the Bersaglieri Society,
occupied the seat of honor beside Presi-
dent o. Gorgi, the other places of honor be-
ing occupied by A. Perruchio. President
OF the Piemente Reale; A. Mazzani, Sec
retary of the Piemente Reale; a. Sbar-
baro, Captain of the Bersaglieri Guard;
ID. Lazzarini, President of the Day; G..
fopplano, Secretary Of the Committee of
Arrangements; Congressman a. Cami-
netti, Hon. K. L. Devlin and Geo. Boyne.
ID. LazZrrini officiated as Master of
Ceremonies, snd introduced Mr. Gregory,
who made brief remarks in response to
the sentiment, The Day and Its Les
sons" He complimented the members
OF the societies on their patriotism and
enterprise in doing honor to their illus
trious countryman's memory.
Other toasts were given and responded
to in the following order:
The Fraternity Of Nations"-Hon. R.
T. Devlin.
''Our nlustrious Countryman'-Con-
gresham A. Caminetti lin Italian.
"Fraternity"-A.M Mazzini.
"The Bersaglieri ty"-President
Q. Gorgi.
"The Guards''-Captain A. Sbarbaro.
Society Piemente Reale"-President
Petrucchio.
Italian Unity'-A. Boitano.
The Celebration''-Geor Boyne.
The Grand MarshaP'-S. Cechetini.
"The LadieS''-Frank Giusto.
After several hours of happy commun-
ion the ceremonies were concluded by all
drinking to the memory of Columbus.