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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-23
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rant des lecons nouvelles, ct promettant
Gle Sc montrer plus docile. Gaspard
S accoutuma difiicilement d l'idee one
son rrisonnier prenait sur Zinoarelle
un empire croissant II tenta de
lutter, mais llors la file de Ia Catariaa
montra unL resolution froi le oui Ie
dompta a son tour.
-PourqHoi ne me plierais-ie point
aux mpnrs de la civiiisation? lui
demanda-t-elle IN Jour. LGtranger
NE parle &c chooses que jamais Ia
pauvre Catalina ne put m'apprendre.
Je me souyiens toujours de la rapide
vision de ltglise catholique de Vienne
en- ecoutant lie comtc Albert, ie crois
revoil cette chappelle ct retrouver le
visage recneilli lie cclle qui descendit
les marches du temple pour venir a
mon aide. Je Wis avec yous dams des
terriers CONNIE une bette fauye; les
paroles du mari de Nine Agnes me
rafralchissement CONNIE Tombre ct Ie
murmure du bols.
a partlr du jour OH Carlo lui cut
falt comprendre Fabjection dune ex-
lstence Gle tromperie ct de rapines, Ia
Zingarelle refusa les parts de prise
que ses camarades lui reservaient.
File qui jadis Sc parait avec tant de
Jole de ses bijonx les laissa dormir
dams lie fond du coffret. Quand ellie
ne causait point ayec Carlo on gu ellie
ne s'occupait point des repas des
compagnons de Gaspard, ellie jouait
de la cithare on composait dies melo-
dies dun caractere bizarre ct char
mant
Ellie he parlait jamais davenir; ct
81 ellie ne manifestait point Ia volontG
de gutter la troupe, ellie ne sem3lait
pas non plus vouloir resserrer les
nguds qui l'unissaient q cette bande
d'enfants perdGs.
On cut dit qu'elle s'abandonnait i
un fot quill n etait pas en- son pouvoir
d'endiguer, ct que les evements seuls
lui inspireraient quelle conduite ellie
devait tenir plus tard.
Peut-etre Sc disait-elle que tant
quill lui serait possible de prot6ger
Carlo par sd presence, ellie resterait
avec les brigands, mais que du jour
OH le comte serait libre, ellie courrait
a Vienne, ct, Sc jetant aux genoux
dAgnes de Haag, ellie Ia supplierait
de sauver son anne de Ia damnation
CONNIE ellie await sauve son corps.
Mais les semaines succedaient aux
semaines, ct neuf mois enters Sc
talent ecoul6s depuis cue lie comte
await etc pris dams Ia ferme de Karl.
Lui aussi attendait. Au moment oil
lespionnage de ToGfer livrait la bande
des brigands 4 la troupe des pandours,
les hommcs de Gaspard buvaient
l'eau-de-vle a pleines coupes ct racon-
talent leurs exploits avec unc savage
eloquence.
Zlngarelle don't les doigts couraient
sur la cithare, regardait dams le vague,
essayant d'oublier Ia scene qui Sc
passait sous ses yeuX pour retrouver
dams les lointains du-passe, des SOU
yenirs moins impurs. Carlo, les bras
croises sur sa poitrine, 6tait assis pres
dele.
\ deux pas de Ia, Gaspard prenait
des notes ct treeait litin6raire que
deyait saiyre sa troupe le lendemain.
Vraiment on ne pouyait rien voir
de plus Grange que le spectacle qui
sotfrait en- ce moment aux regards
des pandours. III
Les torches de cire fx6es dams les
parois formaient une f6erique illumi-
nation les staloctitas don't n trans
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-23
''approcha de Moll ct de CARTE.

NouS VoyeZ maIntenant que le ne
vous al pas tromp6s, leur dit-il.
Encore une seconde ct vous vous
trouverez dams la grotte Je vous
conseille, alors, lie demasquer vos
lanternes sourdes. Les bandits ont
survous un immense avantage, celui
de conna1tre lie theatre de la lutte.
Maintenant, capitaine, divisez votre
troupe en- deux; tandis que vous
prendrez lie commandment de l'une,
le lieutenant marchera a Ia tete de
1autre. Les grottes de Carniole ne
sont pas dies grottes pour rire, ct ce
que vous allez yoir vaut Ia peine de
courir un danger Je guiderai Ia
seconde troupe du cote de la sortie,
pendant que vous calculerez le temps
que doivent metre des hommes pour
parcourir un quart de lieue ct demi
environ.
II faut dix minutes, r6pondit
Moll
4 peu pres, capitaine.
-Avant de choisir ma place dams
lie combat, j al besoin dun renseigne-
ment.
-Je suis pret vous donner tous
ceuX que vous vouQrez.
-Quel poste sera lie plus dangereux ?
-Celui de la sortie.
-Pourquoi?
-Au moment de lattaque, les
brigands, Sc fant leur connaissance
des grottes, won't plutot s'enfuir que
chercher la bataillc lis espereront
que vous vous perdrez dams les dedales
des cavernes, GU que vous vous
noierez dams les rivieres souterraines
;. lis fuiront cone. ..CeSt en- trou-
want Ia sortie de Ia grotte d6fendue
par vos soldats au'ils sont perdus.
Alors Ia lutte sera terrible; ces
hommes Sc trouveront places en- face
de Ia mort par les armes ou par Ia
roue lis defendront cherement leur
vie, croyez-le. ..c'est pour celia que la
sortie des grottes semble plus DANCE
reuse garder que 'entr6e
-N'existe-t-il point d'autre pas
sage ?
-Je men connais pas, rtpondit
Toefer avec une Gvidente sincdrita.
lie capitaine appela Goritz a voix
basse
--Restez lei, lui dit-il, cachez vos
hommes de chaque cote de 'entree de
cette excavation :. Faites sonner
votre montre ONE heures Bien.
Dams un quart d'heure penetrez sans
bruit dams ce couloir. D6fendez votre
vie, mas souvenez-vous que nous
davons prendre yivants lie Plus grand
nomhre possible dc bandits.
-Allons r6pondit Golitz, je vais
gagner mes tpaulettes de capitaihe.
-Rappelez-yous que vos honmes
ne doiyent point perdre de temps a
foniller les 2rottes pour J trouver des
trtsors qui peut-atre sont fort loin de
"a Carniole. Sill leur tombe sous Ia
main &c Tor on DIES bijoux pr6cieux,
tout sera partag6 plus tarl stiivant Ia
justice. Dams un quart d'heure:
Goritz
-Je serai exact, capitaine
Moll continna a cheminer, sous Ia
, main de Tor ou des biioux prtcieux,
:. tout sera partag6 plus tard suivant
, Ia justice. Dams un quart d'heure
Goritz.
-Je serai exact, capitaine.
MoH continua a cheminer, sous Ia
conduite du paysan, tandis que Goritz
comptait anxieux lie nombre des
! minutes qui s'6coulaient
! =, =
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1892-07-23

pcucUI dlL 'tslilS lcS SIOoCSo, GU oCuiC-
ment apres avcir constat6 le nombre
de bandits ct calculG leurs moyens
strategiques.
\ partir de ce moment, un silence
complet regina parmi les pandours
Goritz savanca lie premier, ct sulvit
un couloir sombre don't les parois
allaient s'Glargissant lie sol sembl;,it
solide sous les pieds Mais toute Ia
montague paralssait incroyablement
sonOre
Les soldats marcherent sans bruit :,
mais, a mesure quits avancaient, il
leur devenait facile de deinir Ia
nature deo bruits divers don't la per
ecption leur arrivait d'aborl indls-
tiacte, ensuite plus nette, enfn entie-
rement precise -
D'abord une basse sombre, mono
tone, lugubre, un grondement sourd
rappelant le tumulte dies vagues de-
ferlant contre une falaisc ensuite
des sons vibrants, CONNIE 81 dies
trombes setaient engouhrees Gans
DIES cayernes ct Y formaient DIES accords
autour dimmenses tuyauX dorgues
4
montant ct descendant la game du
rire.
Goritz s'approcha encore advantage,
ct bient0t il lui fut possible de voir
une partie de Ia grotte principale
Cette portion Sc trouvait richement
eclairee, car les magnlticences de
illumination Sc doublaient en- Sc refe-
tant dams les stalactites du plafond ct
les cristallisations DIES parois.
De la voute descendaient DIES dra-
| peries demi transparentes que lon
| ent dit reevGes par les mains d'uI
decorateur habile. Contre les murail
les Sc profiialent des COLONIES dun
style pur, ct entire leurs groupes,
surmontes de chapiteaux bizarres, Oh
! voyait tant0t selever un autel de
| pierre. tant0t Sc dresser une urne a
demi voilee. De la voute pendalent
| des lust. es de cristauX, DIES aiguilles
transparentes dun blanc lacte ou
! dun rose tendre. I.'ensemble de la
grotte etait reellement admirable
J Quelgue peu poete que fnt lie lieute-
| nant des pandours, il resta un moment
stupefait 4 la yue de cette merveille
| don't rien ne depasse les beauties
/ Ses hommes lie suivaient, regardant
! 4 leur tour, prets ob6ir au premier
signal.
| lie spectacle que presentaient les
bandits etait reellement picturesque.
La Maugrabine await jete sur le sable
de la grotte un certain nombre de
tapis, ct sur ces tapis Sc trouvaient
les restes dun repas plantureux.
/ Tn grand nombre de bouteilles
vides .avaient roule terre. Les
! hommes d'Ofsol Sc trouvaient assez
Iibres, ct Sc croyaient assez certains
! de metre point decouverts, pour
abandonner a leur gout pour 1orsie
pendant les dernieres NUTS qu'ils
devaient passer dams les grottes de
| Carniole -
Amsi que ravait predit Toefer, lis
ne pouvaient prolonger leur s6jour
dams ce pays cue leu.s dGvastations
avaient convert d'ahtant de ruine-
que les environs de Trieste
Depuis lie jour OH Gaspard Orsol
raconta 4 Carlo Alberti sa terrible
histoire, huit mois s'etaient passes,
huit mois pendant lcsquels, prisonnel
sur parole de ID bande de brigands
le comte attendit qu'on lui rendit 81
parole GU quill put s'enfuir en- Turquie
l Noic Ionno sion no yint nac of los
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
Clifton Forge.

CurrroS FoRar. Feb. 2O.-lSpecial. The
week has been rather an uueYentiul ono
n society circles. The only social event that
Las taken place since last week was the re-
ception on Monday night given by the Ollt-
ton Club. This was the second general recep-
ton tendered 10y the club, and m the opinion
of many the success of the evening was more
pronounced than upon tho former occasion
New Years night. The chaperons were Mrs.
George X. Anderson, Mrs. James A.. Frazer.
Mrs. Lewis Harmon. Mrs. G. Collins Taylor.
Mrs. NJ. ii. Pendleton, Mrs. A. f.. White and
Mrs. +. K. Sergeant. Cards, music. pool and
billiards and other pastmes were engaged IN
and at IL o'clock a w~ellprepared luncheon
was served.
Among those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harman. Mr. aud Mrs. Frazier, Mr.. and Mrs.
Parrish, Blr. and Mrs. White. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carlisle, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson, Mr. and hrs.
PAGE. Mr.. and Mrs. Pendleton. Mrs. Ander-
son. Mrs. Taylor. Miss Mann OF Charlottes.
vile. Miss Grice and Miss Patterson or
Stanton. Mes5rs. Carpenter. BOxley, Dickin-
son. Eakle. James. Duntord, Duncan. Swann.
King. Green. Allen. LipOp, Eaton, lase.
Eignelberger and some others.
The member of tho Debating Society were
HIGHLY entertained Thursday evening IN the
rooms of tho Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton by Mr.. Arthur Lacy, who Tor an hour
and n half talked 10 the very appreclatlYt
audience on the life and writings or Charles
Dickins. His remarks were interesting as
well rs instructive.
Miss Phillips. one Of West Points most
attractive and charming young ladies'. IS visit
inc her sister. Miss Bianch, and the Misses
Bryant.a at the Seminary.
Miss Mary Gooch Anderson. the bright six
year-old daughter Of Mr.. George h. Ander-
son. of West Clifton. left on Monday for Mr.
S. ID. Gooch's, Louisa Courthouse, who Is her
grandfather. She will remain for probably
more thar a month.
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The evidence and argument was con-
cluded Yesterday in the City Circuit Court III
the use of Rosario La Genestrs. by. etc,
against the Richmond Railway and Electric
Company.
This is q suit for damages sustained by tho
little Girl who WAS run over by an electric car
near Twenty-second and Main streets. In con
sequence OF which she lost one OF her legs:
Verdict was given for s5,OOO ana motion
made to set it aside. The motion was con-
timed.
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the city this weck. lie Is on a visit to his pa
rents NJ Chatham. just across the Rappshan-
mock IN Stafford counfy
AlIs' I"Hniob IS. tones has returned 70 nst
nome IN Mestmoreland county, alter a VISIT
TO tho family OF 1lrs. II. Buchanan.
MISS Dlicle Lucas. OF stafford county. VINO
has been visiting the family If Mr.. James J..
Green on Hanover street. has returned - her
home IN Stafford county.
A meeting OF the Whist Club was held last
night az the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Won
SchOn. on Princess Anne street. There was q
full attendance OF the members and a num-
Der Of invited guests were present and the
game was highly interesting. Refreshments
were served and a most delightful evening
was spent.
Miss r. G. Muraaugh has returned from a
visit 70 friends IN Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Il. Ellers1n are in the city.
the guests OF friends.
Mrs. +. r. Price. OF Richmond, is spending
some time with her parents ~ their home on
Princess Anne street.
Mrs. DAVID Hirsh and Mrs. Joseph Kable
returned from Baltimore to-day. WHERE they
have been visiting relatives and friends.
DR.. John Dove. Of stanton. has been IN
the city several days. the guest OF friend
Mrs. II. B.. Lane. Of this city. IS IN Rich
mOnd on an extended visit to friends and REL
atives.
Mrs. Della Taylor was called 20 Manchester
Thursday 10 attend the bedside Of her SON
Mr. George w. Taylor. who IS lyIng e1-
treme.y III 40 bis home IN that city.
Miss Emma SmiiheFs, of Gordonsylle. who
has been visiting friends IN this city. has re-
turned home.
Dir. W. ID. Scott has returned from Ashland;
whittier he went 90 visit his mother. WHO hAd
been quite sick 40 her home in that town.
Hon. NJ. b.. Rowe. member Of the Lesisla-
ture. was in the city this week.
Mr.. W. h.. Bradley has returned from a
visit to friends in Washington, ID. c..
Mr.. r. b.. Merchant has returned from
Washington. where be was the guest of
friends several days this week.
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VA, Feb. 2O.-Society people in
Stanton have been trying this week 10 make
amends for the quiet that reigned supreme all
last week. Wednesday afternoon from 3 to
\ the handsome residence Of X. w. Burke. on
Church street, presented "a brilliant and at-
traetiye scene. Thu parlors. hall and dining
rooms we're decorated with cut and growing
flowers myriads Of lights flashed and sparkled
everywhere. 50 that to beholder it seemed
like fairy land. and To add 10 the deiusioin
soft strains OF music were constantly heard.
Mrs. II. w. Burke was assisted in receiving
her guests by her daughter. Mrs. W. Starke
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

NORFOLK. Va. Feb. 20.-What is there 70
tell 20 the Richmond people about what ls
being done in Norfolk IL they should hear
that nothing is going on Il would sound as II
things were very stupid. which IS really not
the case. for there is always plenty going on;
DO large entertainments but Just small
parties OF whist. eucbre. theatre parties or
supper. There IS never a time Wnen TIE
girls hRye NJ engagements. NheneveryOu ask
one 10 make a date with you you md tnat she
can't possibly SEQ you for az least three OF
four days. At present every one is very, Du'y
over the next Shakespeare Quo. lCFeiy
little operetta IS being prepared, and. ABOUT
twenty girls are 20 take part III comes on On
the 18th. so some very hard Work must DO
done between now ana then.
1.-The Chief amusement at present i5 70 go
out on tho Lamberts Point road and see tho
STYLES. Every one here goes driving almost
every afternoon. especially during this charm
Ing weather. All sorts aud styles OF YehlcIeS
may 10 seen and mostly very stylsh ones.
The stretch of road from Norfolk 10 Lam,
bert's Point is q beautiful one q o gooa
many spirited horses are tested here WHICH
adds 10 the interest a good deal.
4 good many theatre parties were sIfeL
while Sothern played here, and some very
delightful little suppers were muulscd III "1
Jimmy Jones afterwards.
Miss NJ. J.. TAYLOR leaves Tor Richmond on
Wednesday TO visit Mss Mary Iage, who Is
at present here, but VIII 20 up with Hiss
Miss Isabelle Farnandis. Of Baltimore,
Md. is in the city visiting Alrs. r. Is. AieIIllI
on York street. Having visited her DeI2Ie
she has q great many friends VINO arc ue-
lighted az her arrival.
Miss Sallie Wake is IN Washington Yisit,
ing ACCOMPLISHMENTS Goodwin ana
ms wife. From there she expects 10 go 10
Richmond to visit Miss Rene Myers. OF That
city.
Miss Lizzie Putney. of Richmond, and Miss
Willie Nithers. of Wytheyllle, the daughter
of Colonel II. j.. Withers, are III the city, the
guests of 1lrs. Harry Hodges on west Butte
street.
Dr. William A. Thorn, Of Northampton
county. Va. who has been here Tor the pasl
few DAVIS. returned TO his home Tuesday.
Lieutenant Archibald Campbell United
States army. who has been here Tor the past
few months. left Monday for Mashlngt II en-
route for Wilmington, Del, where he Is
ordered on duty. -,
Cards are out for the marriage OF MISS fIlen
Martin 10 Mr.. III. Cornelius Bull, both OF tins
city. to take place Wednesday the 2ith at
ST Iuke's church at 9 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. VIM have ISSUED IN
v~itati0ns 70 the marriage Of their sister. Miss
Margaretta Carney Iuft, 10 Dir. Augustus
Buckner Cooke. Jr., of this city, 20 take place
on Wednesday afternoon, the oath. at
o'clock 40 herhOme. No. % y audeyenter Place,
ST. Louis, Mo.
The Cotillon Club gave a delightful german
NO tho Masonic Temple Friday evening. ii
was gracefully led 10y Mr.. William Wilcox.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
SOCIETY IN THE STATE.
a.rrTr Still IN TIE ASCENDANT.
rnfovabie Gatherings. Both General and In
ciusivc-Gormans-Plcasant hNchtS at
all Points OF the Commonwealth.


HIS week has not
been as gay as its pre-
decessor. though we
have had some small
gatherings that were
en- oyable and brought
many agreeable people
together. Tie week
opened with Henshaw
and Ten Brock at the
Opera House in the
'Nabobs." and quite a
large audience greeted
them. They are fay-
orites in L~ynchburg.
as was attested by the
generous applause and
frequent encores, ana
Henshaw himself - so
good looking that enc
Is apt TO overlook any
shortcomings ia MS
actinr. When Ten
Broeck made her APP
pearance a little girl
in the pit inquired IN
a very audible voice,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
IN The Wheel.

The members of the Richmond Cycle Club
viii have their first run of 1892 tomorrow.
The members will start from the clubhouse
at seventh and Franklin streets at . A NJ.
fThev viii rid 10 Ashland. where they expect
- nsS ~, ahont ~ o'clock. After dinner the
return trip will DO made at 3 Z. D.. or those
who prefer to return by rail. will take the
5:3Q Il. ". train
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21

RrcHAsAv. Va, Feb. 2O.-Mr. and Mrs.
.Jobn NJ. Miller. Jr.. gave last night a very
ENJOYABLE progressive euchre party in honor
of their guest. Miss Cecilia A. DAILY. Of Wash
ington. Mrs. II. W. Dew won the first lady's
prize pnd Mrs. Mitchell. Of L%ynchburg. the
second. Mr.. +. II. Almond secured the first
gentleman's prize.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-02-21
ON THE EVE OF E N
SOCIETY PREPARING FOR REST.
Various Pleasant Events During tho Past
Neutrality-suspicious., Germans, Teas ana
Parties-Personals and Briefs.

the penitential
will be here, when
the g~iddy-going girls
will seek consolation IN
he enforced rule Of
Early to bed and early
20 rise
VIII make you healthy,
wealthy and wise"
Though the Lenten
Season in meaning pure
and simple signifies
that Teasing IS done
aud fasting begun. there
are many points OF
view 10 these supposed
melancholy days which,
alas are regarded for
uses and interests other
thanunalloyed religious
recuperation. But we
will not gather these
yet Uniformed buds Of
compensation, which in
due time Will blossom
IN the future. but con-
tent ourselves with tho
present and the pleas
IRE which we have
rather than fly %
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Farmville.

FARMv1LrE. VA, Feb. 19.-Miss Ann II.
ellis is visiting her sister, Mrs. u. ). Carter.
AZ Prospect. Miss Nelia Davis, OF Bucking-
ham. was visiting at Dir. j. w. ellis during
Miss Cora Hyde. Of Richmond, is visiting
her sister. Mrs. Junius l.. Wilson.
kr. ]. Platt Blanton left Monday for ST.
Louis. He expects TO make his future home
IN the West.
Dr. Robert p. Kerr will deliver a lecture at
tie Presbyterian church next Friday night,
February 10Th.
Mrs. Alfred King Rogers. of Baltimore, is
the guest of Mrs. William Berkeley.
Ut. h. A. Irving expects 10 move TO Rich
mond in the near future.
The firm of Irving Il Winston has been
changed 10 Winston d. Gray.
It. is with regret we note the death Of Mr..
Johnnie Cralle. at Blueteld. w. Va. last
week. He was a son Of Mr.. Alexander Cralle,
this county.
Mr. +. Ii. Whitaker of Lynchburg. spent
Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Mary Berkeley. ons OF our charming
~debutantes. 10 visiting Nrs. Q. X. Jones, OF
Hampden- Sidney.
Mr. h. II. Johnson. Of Richmond. spent
several days with friends IN town this week.
Hiss Mary Holiday, of H,apidan, is the
guest Of Mrs. L. J.. Holiday, of H%ampden-
Sidney.
Rev. DR.. Latimer. Of Union Station Theo-
a.L..AA NNfAAAAAAN fA"n wv IA ~ AlAtul Ills
classes for several weeks. His condition is
considered very critical.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian church will
give a sociable in the lecture-room next Fri
DAY night.
Dr.. Charles p. Garland. of Worsham. who
has recently returned from a European trip.
has decided % make Farmyille his future
home. Dr.. Garland was at one time n
student az Hampden-Sidney College. He
received his medical training at the Uniyer-
stY of Virginia and the Louisville Medical
College. where he graduated.
Invitations are out for the intermediate
celebration at Hampden-Sidney College Mon
day February 22d. to be given by the Union
ana Philanthropic Literary Societies. The
following young men are on the invitation
committee. Messrs. n. A. Parker, West Nir-
gn4 A.. ID. ctarlan. New Jersey: H.. NJ.
MeAden, North Carolina: H.. NJ. Smith. South
carolina. j.. 9. Shive. Arkansas: II. I. Holla-
DAY Jr. Virginia; G.. NJ. Whitwith. District of
Columbia; J. X. Cunningham. Jr., Florida.