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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

ClIrrov EoGor. Vs.. Jan. Special -
Thursday evening some lowers OF the dance
met uad perfected tue organization oI ger-
man club. IIe following officers were
elected d. y. Carlisle president d. Is. Wood.
fins vice-presileut. g.. 81. NctlotOn, second
vi..-pfs.idolt. George s. Wallace. secretary
and treasurer. T.. r. Duuiey. i. ID. Dun.ord
and vs.. T.. 1nsiey. executive committee.
Vle club proposes % give german oVery
three wee 81. beginning with Friday, the -Jtn
inst.
a five O'Clock tea was given in the cosy
rooms e irI j.. Hughes ho.pitaDe home
Monday niterno0n was "a yorT del-htiu.
afar and was much enjoyed. Among
thoss orese emit were Mrs. D. H. Car
isle. Miss Matte Hueles. Miss Jes-
size Hughes. Miss Fannie Ins.ey
Hiss Nellie Grady. Messrs. Is -. lins.oy. O..
h. Wing ield, George 5. Wallace and DR. Is.
III. D. Nillec.
Mss Ida Lewis. of Ioudoun county. who
has been visiting friends 90 Low Moor and
also the Misses oiicOtt az tho Seminary, Will
return 10 her home Monday to the regret Of
the many acquaintance She made while hero.
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are Msssrs. John Atkinson. II. D. Flood.
John Bryan. Cary Sheppard Edwin Tobson,
Edmund Woodbridge, +. NJ Parker. Jr RAN
dolph Williams and others and the ladies for
the court scene are Mrs Meredith Montague.
Mrs. William Royal Mrs. Bradley : john
son. Mrs. Thomas Boiling; Mrs. Willie Tai
bolt. Mrs. Allan Donnan. Mrs. james Branch.
Mrs X. g. Cabell. Mrs Frank Christian Mrs.
+. -. Christian. Mrs Joseph w. Renhart OF
Boston. Mrs. Egbert Leigh. Mrs. Robert
Bosher. Mrs. Alfred Harris. Mrs. Tazewell
Elicit. Mrs. Charles Lotbrop. Mrs. Levin
Joynes. Mrs. Thomas \. Carter.
The Misses Blankenship had delightful
AT Home on Saturday afternoon from 70
8 O'Clock Mrs James Allison and her guest,
Miss lillian Davis. OF New York city. a.
sisted the young ladies of the house IN receiy-
ing their many callers
Mrs William Henry Jones and Miss Jones.
Mrs. NcPhail and Mrs Welch and Mrs VIII
liam Royal all have charming AT Homes az
their respective residences IN the West End
on Thursdays
on tuesdays the homes Of Miss Bessie Pace
and Miss Meta Potts are open for informal
afternoon receptions.
Wednesdays Mrs. Andrew Christian and
Mrs. Henry BONNER are at home IN the
East-End.
Miss Irene Langhorne. who is having a de-
lightful time IN Philadelphia. is expected q
return on Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph Kelnhart. Of Boston. has gone
10 pittsburg for few days but will return
for the Association ball.
The Misses Camm leave tomorrow for an
extended Northern trip.
Mss Ellen Lee Is the guest OF Miss Hobson.
The Misses Stewart gave no their home
'Brookhill, IAN elegant luncheon on SATURDAY
in honor OF Miss Van Wycke Of Baltimore.
Tho little play. "A Poetcal Proposal ia
which Miss Mamie Barney and Norma
Walker and Messrs. Mass.e. Campbell and
John BRYAN won such lasting aurels. was
again presented for the pleasure OF the lun-
che0n guests and was charming matinee
performance.
The Divine Sara IS the topic Of next
week. and promises to be the great attraction
and rs much of social as dramatic event
in our winters history.
slr. and Mrs William Wright, of Phlla4el-
pha. will be the guests Of Mrs. {. -. Lang
/ horne the week of the ball
The Leap Year ball 10 DO given by tho
young ladies will be p fancy dress ball.
Mr. and Mrs Lucien latum will leave IN
| the near future for an extended Northern
! trip
Mrs. Nora leary will give an entertainment
| on Thursday next in honor OF Mrs. bammol,
| Of Baltimore.
Mrs. j. Mason Miller and Miss Mary Miller.
/ Of StauntOn. Va. are the guests Of Mrs. y. b.
/ Young south Third street. FELIX.
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in the game: The first lady's Prize hw "rd ~
TO Miss Mamie r. Herndon. ana $50, rio
Mrs. NJ. NJ Lewis. First gentielnan ri ~
awarded to Mr.. W. IL Hurkanp' $50. Iii vorv
Mr. $. G.. Wallace The prizes were az ,,a,,v
handsome. I, was a late hour when tie MP p'adL ~
broke up. and all the participants "eio W.
lighted with the evenings enteraini11yin ,,b wa
A regular meeting OF the Mnlst CIV xf "io
held last NIGHT al the home OF Miss Mhlnle
Taylor. on Charles street. Aftera most enJu -s.
a6le game the prizes for the highest score'
made by lady and "A gentleman Iesp,dTN Tfss
for the past month. were presented 10
iadv's nrize was awarded TO Mrs. N. ;. Bruce
and Mr.. 4. 3. Bots was the fortunate con- con-
testant Tor the gentleman prize. The Prizes
were very beauJnu.. , III 40 %
Misses Dora and Lille Richards VII! 90 20
Washington Monday where they VIII ne t4e
gnee.s Of their sister Mrs. j. ID. Murdsugh.
Tor some time before leaving FOR tnelr nome
in Philadelphia Jhese ladies' are very popn-
lnr i'm society here and are always gladly well
coined TO our city by their many friends.
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Mrs John T. 1lchie has returned 10 her
home in this county from Eastern Pennsyl-
yaula.
Miss Maggie L. Harris has returned from
Baltimore
Sir. %. ~ Roberts has returned from visit
10 Roanoke.
MI. J.. Hart. of North Garden, is seriously
Ill.,
Mr. Joseph Sutherland, of tie sans place,
is thought % be slightly better
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

The ladies ~ the Highland Springs Baptist
Church use this method 0f expressing their
appreciation and thor thankiuluess 60 many
kind friends in Richmond and vicinity. who
aided materially u getting up and disposins
OF the beautiful new quilt. which was pre-.
scented 20 Miss MAY Borton. the success ll
candidate on last Thursday night. 40 The
New Bridge Church al handsome cost =
sgl7 8. als3 TO the Richmond Howitzers Band
for their most excellent quality az music. which
was so tastefully and cheertuily rendered.
ALLEN A. HAHDY. Pastor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17
CHARGED WIN HoRsE-SrEALIG
A Richmond Man Arrested in Petersburg
and Held for Trial.

4 Richmond Man Arrested IN ietorsinIg
and Held for Trial.
TIE TIMES Petersburg correspondent writes
as follows: Robert Carver. Of Richmond aged
about eighteen years. VINO was arrested hero
on Thursday charged with the theft ol Is
horse. was before the mayor this morn'n-
ON Thursday afternoon last Carver brought a
horse here from Richmond. which he offered
90 sell % Mr.. If. K. Shell for 20. Mr. Shell
knew the horse vas worth much more tHau
Carver asked for il. and he began o. cues
ton the Young man closely AS to how ne
came IN possession of 1t. Carver told MI.
Shelf that the horse had been taken for a
debt. and he brought the animal over hero
from Richmond 70 sell IT, Mr. Shell then
tod Carver that he would take the horse. aud
that on the next day he and Carver would go
over 10 Richmond and see whether OF not
everything was all right Carver 40 first con-
sented TO this arrangement but subse-
auenty told Mr.. Shell that he could
not stay here. and that he would ride
the horse back 20 Richmond. Suspecting
sometime wrong Mr.. Shell had Carver ar
rested. The horse is claimed by Nlr. .lhe0-
dore keck. butcher in the Second market In
Richmond who came over here and fully
identified IL az his property. Carver now saY 3
that no got the horse from negro tramp.
The mayor sent the accused on TO the next
term Of the hastings court for trial.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

Yop will perhaps want pair II slippers 90
match your costume. Don put 10 OF III 'Ao
inst moment Ne carry in stock al The beau
tiful shades IN IN re.sed kid and satin slip
per. such a. blue. green, yellow lavender,
pink. red. white. gray, tan, cream, straw
corn. helotrope. pearl. black aud gold. ia al
sizes aud widths II you want anything
specially ordered. place the order with us o.,
morrow and we insure prompt delivery oi
same By 26th instant. JAcop MAi son.
COZ Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

General G. w Smiths Colors To be Entrusted
to the Keeping Of Our Women.

to the Keeping Of Our Women.
Colonel r.. +. Morris Of this city. has in his
possession the battle-Aag Of Major General
Gustevus W Smith and for the purpose of
safe keeping he has decided 10 present It o.
the Ladies Memorial and Literary Associa-
ton He wrote 90 General Smith recently
asking permission TO make this disposition Of
it, aud in his letter said
The city of Richmond having dedicated
the house and lot formerly occupied by JET
ferson Davis whilst President of the Confed-
eracy 10 the ladies' OF Virginia for literary
and memorial purposes. IL has occurred 90
me as the most suitable depository for sucn
mementoes of that desperate struggle 1
therefore write % ask. II agreeable to your
wishes. TO confde 10 the ladies the keeping of
your battle flag. which accompanied you %
Centreviie Yorktown. Ethan Landing,
Williamsburg and Seven Pines and the city
of Richmond. lt knows no stain OF blot ef-
cept those Of blood received when its brave
bearer fell pierced with mortal wound
across the fire. 4 quarter OF a century has
elapsed and time has begun 10 loosen its
slken cords. and the MEMORABLE law OF dust
10 dust claiming its brilliant folds urgently
reminds me that | should no longer be IT'S
custodian"
In reply TO Colonel Morris letter General
Smith wrote. besides q personal letter. as fol-
lows from 1870 Fast one Hundred and Fir
teenth street. New York The Confederate
battle flag which marked my headquarters
when | commanded the Second corps 81 Cen
eral j. J.. JOhnstons army 40 Centreyille. Va,
in 1861 continued 10 be- the battlo-iiag of my
command at Yorktown. Ethan Landing
Seven Pines and Richmond. until left
the latter city ia 1869. For bookkeeping
it was then placed by ne IN tho
hands OF my former volunteer aid-de-cainp
and engineer. Colonel Robert +. Morris. 30
his permanent home. The flag IS, undo o.
stand still in his possession and cordially
accede b his suggestion that 10 now be con.
fded 10 the guardianship of the women of
virginia GUsTAvCs w SMITH,
f0mefivl Maior-General C. =. A.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

MruFrnrE. Va. Jan. Especial Very
unexpectedly va found snow to- the depth If
four or i've inches this morning. and the
weather colder The young mon of the place
had an oyster supper and hop at The Cedar.
iu.f ont of town. The music WAS the best
Iunenbure could afford and was by Proiessola
Bud Grafton aud Hawkins There is another
laree party ro-n ght at Jetersy.lle.
The grip is coming oack. there being sew
eral new cases If that disease Ia this vicinity.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17
I SOCIETY'S REALM.
THE mSRRIED PEOPLES CIRCLE.
p..,,,ful Teas, Delightful Dinners, Fsscinn-
Ting Germans and Brilliant Card Parties.
IN, Thursday Ciub-Assocfafion Ball.
HERE is n general
murmnr OF discomfort

HERE is n general
murmur of discomfort
among society's young
votaries that there IS
q great sembiance OF
gayety in tine atmos-
phere this season, yet
fails TO enyelop them
all as it would be ex-
pected TO do. There
are two reasons for
this seemingly CON
,radiction IN the lie
Of fashion : realm.
The first Is that the
married people are a
combined power IN
entertaining. and the
Necessary passport T.
he admitted TO Their
charmed circle IS
naught less than mat
r.m0ny. &,
The time was. and
not so far in the dim
pa e. when 1t was the
exception Tor married
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

4 Deep-Seated Cough cruelty tries mo
Lungs and wastes the general strength.
pruient resort for the AFFECTED Is T. use d. ID
favne's Expectorant. remedy for al trou-
bled with Asthma, Bronchitis. og 10y lu.-
......orv affaatfnn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

y\rRST, JOHNSTON & co. CALL AtltN,
w TON 20 their large aud attractive sigcA yl'
CHRISTMAS BOOKS. CARDS AND hOOh ~ >
CALENDARS OF ever description. ft.Al, Lit;
BOOKS. HYMNAI.S BIBLES. bEAl 1 ~ - M VA,
EK GOODS OF ali styles PAPEk-KSlNES, PIN;
KNIVES. WRITING DESKS. Elegant hns 81
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as a. Ssi''' 'A VEST. JOHNSTON Co
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SOCIETY IN THE STATE.
xxxr PHEASANT SOCIAL EyxSTs.
Rather Quiet Week in Lynchburg. But Gay
At All other roints--A Round OF DIN
nsrs, Dances and Receptions
I.NnchbnTR.

icnBuRo, Va. Jan. "a.
p HAT is tho matter
with our town? Here
tofore at this season
OF the year one could
hardly chronicle all
tho teas. receptions
and parties Of various
BINDS that were taking
place. and this winter
everything is 80 totally
changed.
A sort OF apathy
seems 70 have set'ieu
upon our people. young
and old. Nobody
seems 70 care ABOUT
entertaining. and me
many beautiful pariors
and handsome dining
rooms that this time
last year were aglowy
with light. music ana ..
,nirth now remind us
With thor closed shut :
ters and general AIR oil
N...,-4.1 =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

The coal-yard Of r. w McCance. Jr.. Il
Co.. in Pocahontas was sold yesterday 20 Mr..
Daniel Dyson The price paid was $4,000.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

Mrs wlnslows Soothing Syrnp Ia, been nset
for children teethine. IL soothes this child
softens tho gums. allays al pain. cures VIM
colo. and 10 tho best remedy ior alarrhesA
Twenty i've cents bottle.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

All ewes are turned toward tho 9th, and the
Association bail is the eyent by which all social
occurrences are gagged. As the preparations
for IT'S brilliant spectacular scenes proceed
enthusiasm wakes higher aud higher IN antic-
ipat.On. strangers from al over the mon
are timing their visits TO our gay capital so AS
10 be present at this grand event. The spirit
o. Us success Is already IN the at
m0sphere. and daily the gay lads and lassles
fly 70 the rehearsals for the beautiful Sara
band which ia 10 be danced. Costumes are
everywhere talked of by the participants. At
afternoon teas. breaks IN the german. IN
terms in the play and by the soft glow OF the
draw ng-roOm lamp DO dulcet tones lament
and COO over flizabethan collars. trains.
high-hceled slippers and yO'umlnous pan
iers Tho gentlemen too. make their deep
voices well heard on these iiippant subjects
ard are rs lastldious about hnickerbockers,
stocks and smut boxes as the genuine
mincing though gallant eOurtier should be-
The list is not yet entirely completed. Those
who are now known who will take part are
Mss blay Handy. as Queen: Or. Charles
v Darlington. AS King James J.;
Pages. Lightfoot Wormeley. Dan Talley,
Charles Bruce and - George bryan;
BlackamoOr. Lewis Brander Men.at-
Arms. stewart Hume and others. young
ladies' dancing. Misses Irene Langh9rne,
Ellen Hobson, fmma Barksdale. betta Well-
ford, Emma Darlington, Ays Connally,
Marion Robins. Ella Cooke. Annis Howard.
Sallie Talbot. Gertrude Howard. Ellen Lee,
Bessie Fauntleroy and Lalla Harrison.
Some among the young men whowill dance
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

Mrs. Thomas Jackson gave at her nome, Oh
south Third street. a very charming tea Oh
Friday afternoon in honor of her guest. Miss
Lewis. of Brunswick. Among those VINO
were present were: Mrs. p W. Mckinney
Mrs. Judge Flournoy. Mrs. Thomas Brander'
Mrs. +. II. Deane Mrs. Clay Drewry; Mrs
Seymour CABOT Miss CABOT. Miss Lewis.
Miss Kate Ayers. Mrs. Lynch and many
others.
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mirror and at each ladies' place were dozen
nf 10 same perfect blossoms tied with long
ia,r,ths az rcd satin ribbon until the cut-glass
and sbmmerng silver reflected again and
cain The roseate hue Silver candelabra and
s;nss sniral candlesticks lit the table with the
glow that sifted warmly through the TINY red
silk shades. .,..., H. A.,
Mrs. aud Miss Walker, assisted DIV the
Old made the occasion q very delightful one.
AM Among a'' their guests were Miss Irene Lang
horne Miss Columbia Hayes. Miss Mary Nor
ris Jones Mr. and Mrs. G. ID. LangnHoarnee'
Mr.. and Mrs. C. OBJ. Cowardin Mrs 70. -
Mavo. Mr.. James Walker. Mr. Aston Saoen'
Mr.. Eugene Masse and Mr.. Scott carrihs'on'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-01-17

On Monday evening Mrs Frank c. r..
Walker gave o beautiful red dinner IN
honor Of Miss Irene Langhorne. The centre
OF the table bore gorgeous burden OF Amerl-
can Beauty roses upon a plateau of expensive
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Stir NeiSenbe.

Sic ganbalia 2inie bon st. 2ouis
aitSgeben6, bat einen in ieber WeiIe
groBartig. comfortable unb elegant aus
getatteten .3ug eingeri6tet, Der nur
aus Weftibul Gars beitebt unb ct.
2ouis tdgli6 Morgens $40 perldBt.
Der Bug if einsis in ieiner Dirt. St
fdbrt uber indianapolis, Columbus,
pittsburg, philadelphia mad Stem Sort
unb bef6rbert pafagiere ebenfans nod
Wafbingto1, Baltimore nnb arberert
Stdbten.
Dieielbe 2inie bat fir Bic genannten
Stdbte einen g~rpreBsug, Der BON ct.
Souls tdgli6 Mbenbs $3.50 abfdbrt.
Wir MAIDEN uniere 2efer, pel6e fid
mad benz Often begeben, auf biei e Biz
&c Der 8anbalia 2inie gang belDnbers
aufmerffam. Wenu lie einer Der 3iige
benuben, 10 baben fie cine f6neae unb
brilante @eiie nit 8equemlidfeiten, bic
fonit nirgenbnO geboten tperbem. &auft
@u6 9idets iber 81. Souls unb fabrt
bann NIT Der @anbaIia 2inte.
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aie columbus sseltausneamna.

@enu Sbr so Gents an 8omb&
6 o., 576 &oderp, Chicago, einienbet,
10 erbaltet Sbr portofrei einen pierz
bunbert Seiten ffarfen rGitbrer Der
Nusfellung" nit ~eleganten MbbiIbun>
gen beg plaBes unb Der @ebdube, porz
traits Der Setter unb cine 9arte Don
Gbicago, 3ugefanbt. Sn benz 8u1e
inb ale 8Orihriften fir bic Mustelz
lung unb bic ausfteller entbalten unb
ale Snformationen bic inn 0oraus
gegeben perben fomnen. MuBerbem
erbaltet Sbr anbere Mbbilbungen, ME
fie i'm 9rud erf9einen. SIS 1T Elm
tpertbpolles Bud unb Sober foate Elm
@remplar beiiBen.
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Soap

Is 1T cine punoerpolle Seize,
fdneu mirfeno uno harmlos.
6armlos Sic madt Ole Raut
70 peid pie sic zines Baby. 1lfa.
lien fino in ihr nidt porbanoen;
es 1T eine abiolut refine Seife.
Die 4lfalien iin6 es, Sic bsim
maiten iddolid wirfen. r1od
fdd0lider 1T es notdrIid, iid nidt
81 maiden, 70 oa6 alto eine ihledte
SEIZE immerbin nod better lit ais
gar feline.
meIde SEIZE 1T fdIedt? Die
SEIZE, bel oeren 1nfertieuns man
Ieihtfinnis perfubr, inoem Ole
2llfalien un6 Settfofe nidt in ser
ridtisen Proportion eenommen
uno ~sufammeneemifht pur6en.
welhe Seize 1T gut?
Bears.
IN Gdoen jeoer Dirt gu BADEN,
bauptidhlih in Npothefen, uno
Seute ieoer 4rt eebrauden fie.
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seietbies.

Ment Sbr @urer Geiunbbeit ober
Der grbolung tpegen etne bibf1e Meiie
MAIDEN tpolt, 10 ratben mir Gid, ra5
9ot Springs, Dirt, benz rgarlsbab
Nmerifas1 51 geben, pel9es I'M 6erss
5en Der 05arfberge liegt, umgeben BON
reiaenber Scenerie nit f@6ner Gabrs
u1b SuBpegen unb ben beilfrdftigften
Anenen Der Welt. Sbr erreidt es
bur6 bic fem ausgeaatteter 3iige Der
Sron Mountain Babn. Meger iluffrirs
ter pampblete nit Bef6reibung (frei
berfan6t) tpenbet eu9 an ben Mgenten
Der &ompagnie ober an ben Generals
pafagier : Mgentert Der Mo. pac. @p.
&c., ct QDuis, Wo.
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- Sen Surnerr mirb heute Mbenb
BON ben Damen cine rteue SABINE Ibers
.rei9t nerbett.
= 9ie Granbiurp Fat 12 NnfIoaen
eingebra6t un6 ii6 big gum erifen
Wontag i'm 4pril bertagt.
= 9ie idmmtIi1en Aomites, tpelde
CUR 3eit Der Abbaltung Der Staatsfonz
pention Der teranifden Sournalilten in
Sbdfigfeit treten, finb iebt ernannt
tporben. Die 9auptia9e bleibt bic
@ni4afung bes notbigen @elbes, UNI
fir bic in Nusli6t senommenen Self
lt1teiten besablen gu f0nnen.
8ei Der 8iegung bon @rapion,
unb DlipezS traBe entsleife am SSrei=
tag Na6mittag cine bonn Gobernmentz
9igel fommenbe Gar unb bipfte nod
eine Strede melt iiber bic StraBe biz
gum Seitenpege. 9ie paRagiere MUIR
ben bins unb bergewprfen uftb erlitten
ole lei9tere 8erlebungen. Gin i'm
MilitdreD auptqaartier angeielter @lerf
1T f9mer berieBt.
= Ser Manberprebiger Sam Sones
pirb aud mad San Nntotio folnmen.
90 bat ii6 elm aomite gebilbet, bas
fir TIN elm groBes 5abernafel erbauen
ldBt unb bic Soften bafiir trdgt. gs
IT tpobl nidt anaunebmen, baB Sones
bier piel ausri6ten nirb; bieaei6t
tam es ibm selingen, llnfrieben gu
ttiften. STUN, iper bas BebirfniB
tablts, it9 erueden su laFen, fam ia
an ibm geben; aber aud bic Neugier
tptrb piele perleiten, bic 8orfeaunaen
5u befu9en.,
Die Bone Star 8rauerei" bat in
benz 9anfe 30. 61O Weit Commerce
Strabe, nabe benz proereB Saloon
eine Biernieberlage etablirt, UNI hire
annben in ienem Stabttbeile f6ne[er
bebienet au f6nnen.
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California : @eiue.

Weinliebbaber inben Elm sroBes 2as
ger BON feinen California Weinen BEL
9errn s. s. MeDer am MIamo=
plaaa. 6err Meper fn9t bic Weine
an Ort unb Stene aus unb fanft brett
aug benz Seller Der Wein5i6ter. MIs
gutem &enner gelingt es linn itets, bic
beiten @orten aus5updblen. gr fann
feline &nnben unb Gamilien nit einem
guten 5ropfen Derfeben. &otb> unb
MeiB Weine in bor5igIi6er Qualitai
bon iebt ab $1.00 per @a1one - fret
ins 9ats geliefert.
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Sic Iurnidbu1e beS hieii8en 9mrt=
Werefn8.

Sic innere Ginri9tung bes Surtts
Scales lit Der neuett Surnerbale 1T
iebt bolerbet, urb bic 9erren Gonrab
3uf6lag, Der iiberaus tbdtige prd1tz
bent bes Surtt : 8ereins, iomie 9err
Nler &ubn, Der umii6tige Surnpart
unb Serr Gonrab, Der nett etgagirte
tii6tige Surnlebrer bes 8ereins, lieBer
es fi6 beute 8ormittag angelegen fein,
ben 8ertretern Der Yre1e unb ether
aa5abI gelabener @dite bic reuett
5urnz@tnri6tunget bor5uflbren.
Wir glaubet, baB tpir-na6 allebem,
mas mir bort geieben baben = ni9t gu
oiel iagen, lpent mir bic Nnit6t duz
Bern, baB es lit 9eutf9larb felbft nur
tpenige Surn : 8ereine giebt, pel6e
lber berartig complett unb rei6baltig
ausgerii1tete Surn Sdle unb zPlaBe
oerfigen, tpie gegenpdrtig unier alter
unb bod gemifermaBen gang telt err
itattbener unb our Mftipttdt %reorgani>
1irter SurnsG erein.
Ser ebenfo gerdumige tpie luftige
nete Snrnz@aal 1T NIT &eds, Bar
rens, &letterfangett, 4letteri eile11,
S6mungringen, &unbldufen, @pringz
Mpparaten, fopie al ben Sreiibungs=
@erdtben, tpie 9a11teln, Stangen, aeu=
len &c. lit iberrei9er Dirt ausgeitottet
unb babel iinb al bic @eratbe alielz
reuelter Contribution unb bic 8orci9z
tuagen iinb ale 10 praftii6 eingeridz
tet, baB Der Saal gum 3pede Der Grei=
uebnngen f6neq unb nit 2ei6tigfeit
faf gdnali6 gerdumt iperben fann.
Grfreuli6er Weiie 1T BEN ernten gez
miibungen bes 8ortdnbes bes Surt1s
Wereins CUR Wieberbelebung bes aftiz
ben Surnens audi bic moblperbiente
Mnerfennung ni6t per1agt geblieben,
benn nit @ini9luB Der vMftipen" un6
ben 1e1angemelbeten 30glinget Der
berf6iebenen Snrn : &laHen tperben
bonn Wontag ait 240 Yerionen Der cerz
f6ie6enten Differs : alafet1 an ben re-
gelmdbigen llebunsen tbeilnebmen.
Sie Surn : uebungen Der einselnett
&laRen tperben in folgenber Weiie OBJ
gebaltett merben:
&naben bon 6 big II Sabre incl. am
Montag unb Sonneritag bon 4:45 bis
6 ubr Menbs.
&naben bon u Bis IA Sabre cinl,
9ienftags bon 6:45 big s nbr Mbenbs
unb eamitags bon 2:45 BIG 4 ubr
Na6mittags.
anaben bon Is BIG IS Sabre incl.
Montags un6 9onnerfags bon 8:15
big $3.50 Mbenbs.
4tiDe Burner 9ienffags un6 6reiz
tags bon s big 10 ubr Qbenbs.
8drenrtege samftags BON 8 big $50
Nbenbs.
Mdb6en bon 6 Bis II Sabre incl.
Stenfags un6 Sreitags bon 4:45 Bis
6 ubr Nbenbs.
Mdb6en bon IL BIG Is Sabre incl.
Wtittmo6s unb samftags BON 4:45
bis 6 nbr Mbenbs.
9amen bon 16 Sabren an Mittmo6s
BON s big 9 ubr Mbenbs.
Mnmelbungen uerben aud nod na1z
trdgli6 entgegengenommen tperbet BON
5errn s. 3ui6lae, benz Y~rdibenten
6es Surn : 8ereins (508 NacogboAesz
StraBe) bon 9errn prof. MIer @ubn
(237 @arten=s traBe) nrb in Der SUR
t1er<6QQe.