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g: ~: fneumatics. won By 20 minutes: That anti.
pn.a%s RsSs.r TSs re.
= eSfs6Sf soGSTGfS Z siSRPsi SRfftkE s; MFG CO.
ss 81 the
a. pissef you can be
There's not more complete assortment Of
have se IN sas thsn
Shoes, Hossss Sc We Offer Bicycle Suits q
T. 9 sffSE%Erz RsE sSif 2ts'Es sons rs $40
1237 Pa ave. NV jy13
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BE One of the greatest drawbacks Of nearly
% with the Hsmgona" Ian nG"'r rypsWrissr, 1 n1s as
to III Ss o.s s.s
q e 8; .!i:I s:ff f!ss ss..,ns.. 49,. ..,,.
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Bookseller and Stationer. 619 7th st. NV. ,y13
N-EDIsoN's GENIUS
and
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and expense. in the dispatch Of correspondence No
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NV. 1t
W@ToKALoN's FOUR THIRST APPEAsERs
No. 1-Re,dy made Punch: white or red. thick rich
No. ate csTss cur indigestion
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No. TSnicss spring. Mine5.l Water, hishly in
doTsed .; as . pure pure medicinal drinEtns water
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y. +. MANNING,
Eonwmsntal Works,
je20-1m COR. 14TH AND h STS. N. w.
~NEGLIaEs SHIRTS TsREDUCEDA AT TEELs.
Take your pick Of complete and perfect stock Of
Neglige Shirts at discount Of Is per cent.
ol.50 Neglige shirts. now o1.26
- Nsglige Shirts now u. TO-
~. 50 Neglige Shirts. now e. 1a
Thsse are in plain. striped and checked effects
and very desirable patterns.
". 9. TEEL, MEMS Belonoings."
985 PA. AVE. NV. 1ylS
|K<REHovAL SALE
Prior to removing for the next thirty
days We viii sell our surplus stock Of Fancy
Groceries. &c.. ct actual cost. This d an
| excsllent opportunity for stores and hotels
- we'll - private families TO secure bar
gains.
GEO. Z. KENNEDY SONS,
yse01m 1eo0 + st. nv.
Ns weatAer is nksiv to b osnersllv falr,
~ UsstsrlvWtsds: sitektiv cooler js NeSvtaad
Do not stay away bscause ron only want few
plAnks or post or two, No ocder n too smsIl 70
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R@EDISON'S GENIUS
49, Has been equal to every emergency When
the business Is overworked and worried despair
ing Of any relief from the ceaseless and monotonous
stream Of correspondence with which he Is daily bur
dened. the great genius OF Edison oppor-
tgnely to his AID. He offers the PHoNOdRAPH.
and expense, in the dispatch OF correspondence No
need TO have all cash. Photographs now on INSTALL
NV,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

TIE WAsH1xeros
LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
GRANITE BUILDING.
9TH AND sTs. NV.
CASH CAPITAL. s1.OoO.oO
Pays interest on de-
posits. Offers to the pub
lie fine Safe Deposit
Boxes and storage for
silver. pictures. &C.
Acts As Executor, Ad-
ministrator. Trustee. 10.
T11-3t B. q. WARNER. President.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

\
lTSS'MasANNss. Ns.,cl.1 eHsIsTI4S S.5.i @ @IEapEsASc. @
pna hi!g ~ n Msf,on M.0 ueliS uesS st. NV. Thursday
IEA'''95HzssBBss 81 Z ss.ssSSs sSISs n MISSION.
I'll rs faz ssasiHs ;ss,, es
T BASE fAs! i4.s "a Al { = T.! =: c: A f1sk'
THURSDAY. 4.ao PM.
Y.M.o A.u Mc.o.
1t GRAND STAND TICKETS. 25 CENTS.
E~THE oohooRAN aALLkRY OF Ant
g lSssd s.S e y;scTs ,ro~ JULY l5 to
By order vissi is stn s3ssHSiS. 1isaai Curator.
.AssIMBLY. No. 2o7a Z.
At ArTYroeRiEShfoA1 TEMPLE
Thsre III @ se regular mestsnS q E.c:isior Assem-
sss:? : = s:%ss . s' .''
SsI germsn Orphan Asylum.-The meeting on
Z Ss y S
4 Ri ss.s sss1s.ls
Se,s5,. II The : sB.lsimSss ana 9hio Fs.lS.y and the
q sns 6so Sspo
md Ohio ticiet once. cor 14h st. and Pa the
on sss,s:s q:
s5na.y K s.g
Hciss TO oce.n City vi. Bay Ridge and return via
sss s .';SF1 tor se
AtLoist % oc..n oty Hs Baltimore md return via
s " s x g I 81
s.pts.. ss shsy may connect with the Baltimors and
B.isimofs which leave. e I dag. except Sum-
fhe Onion Trsnsfer Companv viii call and chsc.
baggags direct 20 the boat via BALTIMORE Those who
CHECKED through At Baltimore ana Ohio ii depot. II
E~To ALL SEEKING INVESTMENTS.
stock company 10 being formed to pur-
chase tract Of clay land in the vicinity Of
Washington and establish extensive
plant for manufacturing press. ornamental
and common brick.
AL interested in the formation of such
company are invited to meet at the ONCE Of
JOHN B. WIGHT. 141O @ st. n. w.. MON
DAY. July IL. at4 30 p. m, to elect tempo
rary ofncers and directors and adopt articles
ofincorporstion. yl34t
HOW LITTLE WE CAN LOSE"
1t is not . question Of how much can
make, but hor little can lose In disposng Of
the balance Of our stock before move to our
18th and sts. Tailoring Palace. Look at the
patterns and then stth price tags Here is line
marked Is per cent OF. Here is line marked
20 per cent off, Another lot 25 per cent Oh. and
50 on. The regular prices still on the tags
so you have only to deduct the discount. Take
alook in tomorrow.
@. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
COR. 9TH AND G SITS. n W. jyl3
RIF ANY ONE SHOULD ASK YOU WHAT
and where there is to be found
good one daily read mine. and then to 18th and
8s. and see result Of my sales in
ROssLYN. va.
And what have left for You to select from.
1y13 FRANCIS HUFTY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

DIRECTORS:
hon. JAMES MCMILLAN. Detroit Former
HUGH MCMILLAN. Detroit. ofcers and
WILLIAM @ MCMILLAN Detroit, Director,
fRANCK J. HgCKER. Of the
CHARLES I. YREER, Consolidated
WATSON N FREER, COMPANIES.
HON RUSSELL A ALGER, Detroit Mich
GEORGE R TURNBULL. Vice Presidsn: New York
Guaranty and Indemnity Co., New York.
MATTHEW ADDY. President Addyston Pipe and
Steel Company Cincinnati.
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VENDORS STATEMENT.


The Company acquires. free of all encumbrances
the property Of the i've companies including the
real estate. hereditaments. premises. the f1ed
plant. machinery. and also the goodwill. Tho
business will continue under the existing staff
management. the officers and directors Of the old
companies becoming officers and directors Of the new
company.
The business Of these several companies consists
tae manufacture and sle OF freight cars o. every de-
sipton. car wheels. castings. bar i-on and all the
supplies required in the construction Of railroad
equipment The Michigan Car Company and the
feninsular Car Company the largest manufactur-
ers Of freight the world and have been active
cOmpertors.
TIE eapacisy Of the combined companies approaches
one hundred cars day. and this be increased
each year nominal the real owned By
the company being su,ciens for larr-r plant Ths
business Of the Michigan Car Company Was estab-
kshed in ls64. and that Of the Peninsalar Car Com.
rsny in 1872 and both companies have SINCE been in
saccessful operation Their completeness and EN-
cheney enable them to produce directly from the crude
materials the numerous forms and subsidiary article.
which usually SUI Piled by special manufactories
and TO thus eject large economies.
The high grade Of equipment manufactured by
these companies Is recognized AID their customers
include nearly all Of the important railroads and
the leading transportation companies and packing
houses. among which may Be mentioned:
LAKE SHORE MICHIGAN SOUTHERN R'y
co.
ILLINOIS CESrRAL R. r. 90.
UNION PACIFIC R'Y co.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE 4 ST. PAUL R'Y co.
CHICAGO NORTHwKsTERN R'Y co.
G1CAGo. ROCK ISLAND PACIFIC RI co.
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~REMovAL SALE

Prior to removing. for the next thirt,
days We viii sell our surplus stock Of Fsnc,
Groceries. &c.. ct actual cost This d a,
excslent opportunity for stores and hotel
- we'll - privats families 10 secure bar
gains
GEO. Z. Kennedy Z SONS,
colin l2Oo st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

Take your pick Of . complete and perfect stock o.
Neglige Shirts at discount Of Is per cent.
ol. 50 Neglise Shirts, now u. %
o2 Nsglige Shirts. now 81. 20.
~ 80 Neglige Shirts. now o2. IL
These are in plain, striped and checked eject
and very desirable patterns.
w. 8. TEEL, MEMS Belonoinos."
Q36 PA AVE NV .xl2
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The climax Of yesterday happenings ~
reached whom . COMMITTEES appointed BY ths
strikers went up on ''shanty Hn," OF o.
"Army Hill" - II has been namsd sines ths
troops have occupied IL, 10 tsndsr TIE hospitali-
ties and privileges Of the town 10 ths ofhess
Of the division, . proceeding who's urgent
necessity impressed the strikerA Viewed sfssr
one il swsrs Of the reception the COMMITTEES
met, the sublime impudsnes of ths psrfornsnes
paralyzss the imagination And the bsss of ~
story 4 that IL d trus. High oDonnsll,
McCleary, clifford snd Combs snds couple o>hse
membe1 of The sdvisory committee were con
stitutsd . commit4es 70 tsndsr IL frssdon a
The town 70 shs army end 10 invite he o0ssss
10 reception snd s>nnd-up luncn
With ehanpagns u the ssrikss' hsadqsaFtsA
IOsss6sssd - ftsA faosl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-13

R@'' ''OUT OF SIGHT" AND I'm SIGHT"
~ One Of the greatest drawbacks of nearly
all other typewriting machines is the fact
that the work is out Of SIGHT. This is not
50 with the Hammond" Typewriter as
the work is continually in SIGHT, and YOU
do not have to lift he carriage and lose time
to get your bearings.
On trial free.
We're sole District agents for the Ham
mond."
JOHN c, PARKER,
Bookseller and Stationer. 61e 7th st. NV ,yI3
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
Stanton

STANTON, June Misses Margaret and
Minnie Mccoy gave % delightful entertain
ment 20 their vOung friends a few nights
since. A large number OF young ladies were
present and all voted the evening most ell
JOyable one.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briton Richardson. If New
YORK city are IN town with Mrs. Richards d g
sister, AIRS. ur. Arthur
Miss Margaret Ihlrnburg. OF larboufs-
vile. West Virginia, Is tie guest OF Mrs g.
I. Palmer.
Miss X. NJ Fauntleroy. If King and Queen
county. is Ia Stanton visiting Miss Margaret
Wake.
Mrs n. X. Trout lefr for Winchester few
DAYS since O. visit relatives. she VIII be there
mo week-
r. L. Parrish ESQ.,, Of G yington Va. is ID
town attending circuit court.
Miss Grace Brow. " Norfolk. is visiting
her friends. the Misses Palmer, and en- ay4-s
the c0mmencements.
Miss Belle Bislsoe. who has been IN loriia
all winter, has gotten homo again.
Miss Mary Hale % niece II GcH eral JupA'
Early. is ut tho Virginia FEMME Institute, iAe
guest vi Mrs. General stuart.
Miss Lizzie Hanger BIAS & no ~ Baltimore
g. spend some time with friends
Mrs. A. G.. Gordon aud daughter have re-
turned from an extended visit O. friends ih
Delaware.
Miss katherine Bickham. Of Roanoke, Va
is the guest of Miss Harris. at tho Wesleyan
Female Institute.
Mrs. Lily Patton Kearsley, o. Radtord a.,
is visiting her friends MAJOR nnd Mis-. D. D.
Dorman. 80 the lIote. Mozart
Miss Margaret Gray ie.t Thursday ior Ah-
napolis Nd. % visit relatives.
Miss Jennie Payne OF C0y.ngton, Va. Is
the guest of her sister. Mrs. 81. 81. Goocb.
Tie choir OF tho Lutheran church dis
L.. N.- ff. ma
Two of its principal members, Mr. a. Jaie
and sister. VIII leave Sunday next for ST.
Louis and thence 50 tho Northwest and
Canada They will bee gone most ol the sum
Carter Braxion. Fsq. has gone on visit
Q bis old home. "Chercoke King Niiam
county.
Miss Chloe Sans. of Baltimore. Nd. who
has been with hor sister. Mrs j. A. Cooke.
for some time left few days since for her
home. Miss Sans expects TO san for Europe
June 18TH
Miss Mary 1Iller has gone TO Lyuohburg
10 spend some time with relatives.
Dir and Mrs w. j. Olivier left last night
for home 20 visit Mrs. Oliviers father They
will take IN Mmneapoh. en- route.
The young ladies of the IS n. s. Club will
give q beautiful german Monday night at the
ball of the Stauut0n German Club
The annual hop given by the cadets Of the
Stanton Military Academy Monday night
was d brilliant affair. The hau was beaufi-
fully decorated with evergroens and bunting.
The gowns and Jewels If the Young ladies'
were lovely and the military trappngs of
the cadets lent an unusual brilliancy 20 the
scene. Dancing began at 10 o'clock and con
tinued tin o'clock in the morning Many
ladies from a distance were present. The
music was furnished by tho Stanton orches
ira ten pieces.
Mrs Dr. Conrad. Of Winchester ia in town
the guest of Mrs. Thomas A. B.edsOe.
Miss Pace. of Danville, Va. is a guest &C
the Hotel Mozart
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

Tive drill by companies for medal given by
aclothing firm OF this city and the contest
was spirited one.
~ There were ten graduates at the Danvlle
College for Young ladies' as follows. Miss
rosa Moore OF Halifax county Va; Misses
i.ottie Lewis and pattie Fitzgerald. Of North
Danyllle. Miss Florence Haynes. OF Franklin;
Mis-, Bette sloon. of Pittsylyania Miss Lettie
brodie. of Iunenburg. Miss Esse Paulette
Of Farmville. Misses Mary Wempe. Fannie
Jordan and sue Howard. OF Danyiile.
At tue Roanoke Female College there were
ieur full graduates: Misses lnez AGREE and
bosa Pritchett. Of Danyie Miss Lessio fon-
tame. of Pittsylyania. and Miss ChrlstianaLacy,
OK Halifax. MISS Mary Miller. Of Danyii!e
was the music graduate.
hose receiving medals were Misses Salie
nancy and LESSEE FOntaine Of Pttsylyania
.iiss thr.stlana Lacy OF Halifax and Misses
nitry Naddlil. Mamie Thomas. Katie AGREE,
sadie MaruUle. NOsa Prtchett. Lizzie Han
Alns, Eta Anderson and Emmie Tuck OF THIS
city,
un Thursday night the cadets had their
lAAehcement exercises ~ the Academy OF
alusc. There was IA great turnout OF the peO-
PIE. and long before the curtain went up
every seat had been taken and persons were
standing. he drill on the stage by section
% tne boys WAS executed with much pre-
csi0n, aud was declared by old veterans
present AS leing perfect. There were no grad
lHtes TINS session. but number Of medals
We're awarded which were marveis OF beauty
yota ia design and workmanship.
he cadets taking medals are: French, J.
". Robinson; German. II. ID. billiard, mathe-
mates j. b. q. Goolwyn; department. II.
Misemau. Jr.; penmanship. +. ID. Tyack
'ata' u. d. Diilaid; Greek. II. D. billiard:
general scholarship, J. b. O. Goodwin best
Drl.ed cadet. "A. ". Richardson. Wild
A''A medal Tor best drilled company, Com
iaAy A; special honor. II. ID. billiard.
honorable Mention French. Z. J. Penn.
'ferntn. George 5. Rees. mathematics, IL. ID.
NAald department. J.. A. Robertson. Harry
fpeIrant and Charlie GuerTant; penmanship,
o. r. Penn. Latin. j. G.. Jordan. Greek. j.
Jordan; general scholarship. IL. ID. billiard;
thrilled cadet. J.. j. Chapman Wildman
modal for best-drill8d company. Company b:
81 ecial honor. 7. j. Penn
iAe event Of the week was closed last night
" % grand bali given 10y the cadets OF the
Aauvllle Military Institute.
Misses Anna and Ida Apt. of Halifax. Va.
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Max Horn
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
DAUGHTER Mira s Wexford Corbin. at Farley

daughter Mira. -. wexford Corpln, at arley
Vale King George county.
Judge A. w. Wallace aud wife will leave
Monday for New York. from which place they
expect 20 sail during the week for the Oid
Country IIe expect 30 spend the entire sum-
mer abroad. During the absence OF Judge
Wallace. Judge Norton. Of Alexandria, will
preside during the sessions OF the corporation
court.
Mrs. Della $. Tayloc aud daughters left
few DAYS ago for Orange county where they
WI spend the summer.
Mrs James Z. Corbin. OF Lexington Va
spent several days this week with Mr.. j. b.
Fickien and Ais accomplished daughter, Miss
Carrie Mrs. Corbin IL now visiting her SIS
Ter. Mrs Dan NJ Lee, at Highland the
pretty homo of the Leo's IN stafford county.
Mr. and Nfrs. " j. Ford. of Fort Wayne
Indiana are toe guests OF Mrs. tord's sisters
tho Al.sse, Hurkamp. on Eighth street. Mrs.
Furd wall spend the summer mere.
Miss Carrie p. Moore. of Richmond, is the
guest az Miss Jeannetto >. Bradley. On
Eleventh street.
Miss letue Stansbury. OF "SnOwden.' near
tins ,itv. ia 10 Richmond, the guest OF Miss
Belle perNns.
Mr.. Frank w. Hill and family. OF Phladel-
/ ph.a. are occupying thor summer homo, taI
Ms i. NJ. Campbell of Washington. d.
/ g.. IS visiting her parents Rev. DR.. and Mrs.
/ a. s. UuuaNay, on g street
/ Mrs. 3D. Cray has returned homo from
4 Dany.lle. where she was tho guest of relatives
and friends -.
Mrs. j. W. Sullnger and her sister, Miss
Nir.ie smith, arc visiting friends IN WASH
inglOn
Mrs Y. W. Vcnahle and Misses Nenable are
visiting Miss Mamie Gray at Travellers
Rest stafford county.
Mss Stella Dickinson. Of Richmond, 10
visiting relatives In this city.
A very delightful german was given Friday
night 10 the Opera House. by the young men
OF the city. The following were among the
participants Misses Edith Miller Of Balti-
moro. Lizzie iiurkamp Stephenson OF Baiu-
more. Jeanette y. Bradley Carrie \. tlcklen.
Meta Pollock. Flora STOKES. Carrie L. Moore
of Richmond. Mary Thompson, Narcissus
O'bannon. Annie ates Louise ferneyhough.
Lou Yates. Mary iaydon Mrs. Walter +.
Tyler. Murdaugb Johnston. Iucila ates and
others Messrs. r. W. Johnston Eddie
O Bannon. N. T.. Wallace. j. $. Wallace, II.
II. Johnston. George Richardson. O.. Nv.
Shepherd Jr, John VI. Conway Nelson
Go0lrlck. w. G. Morris A. + Moss. j. Hazard,
Jr, William Burnarl, d. s. Russell,
Charles ii. Hursamp i. S. HerndOn. Mrs.
Walter b. Tyler. W. H. Richards. Jr. Charles
o. GOolrck AID Daniel Miller Of Baltimore.
CAaper0ns MIS- NJ. =. Gooluck, Mrs. George
IS. 0ueppeTd Airs. ". h.. Bradley. Mrs. d. Is.
Yates and Ir- u. j. Miller oil Baltimore.
Many of those present Will long have pleas.
ant rec0ile t0ns of the occasion. which was
iu e7oly particular grand success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05
taken cottage for thesunmer at Jamestown,

taken cottago for tLosummer ut Janestowus
X. T.
Miss Duyal Of Fortress Monroe. II the Ruest
Of Mrs. poitiaux Robinson OH Clay street.
Miss Mary Cameron eit last week tor Cam
erOn Lodge near Gordopsyiilc.
Miss George Blankenshp will visit Miss
Maggie Smith in July at "Morvan."
IL j. rumored that the members 81 the
Westmoreland aud Commonwealth Clubs
will unite and give moonlight entertain
mont on the Ariel the latter part Of June.
Miss Irene ianghorne Is visiting friends
near Lynchburg.
Miss Mary COnnally left last week with her
grandmother. Mrs James Thomas. FOR Ashe-
vllle " c.. where she will be married on the
18th OF this month to Mr. Otis Cox. OF lhiIa-
deiphia.
Miss Mary MAYO. Third and Franklin. has
gone on visit 20 her uncle, DIR. Richard
Wise. OF Williamsburg.
Mrs. James Patterson left for visit 70 Old
Point last week.
Dir. and Mrs. Alfred 7. Harris and the Misses
Harris Will go 10 Narraganseit ia July. after
wards travelling IN Canada.
Miss Adele Williams Miss Louise Williams
and Miss GulIlaume leave the city tho 18th TO
spend the summer IN Europe.
Miss Elise Strother has returned from q de-
ilghtiul trip 20 Baltimore
Miss Mary Ialcott and Miss Call.e Rylsnd
LETT last week for Baltimore. FELn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

Brooks. wife Of DR.. Brooks. Of Johns Hop
kns University: Mrs. Seeley. mother Of Mrs.
Professor futile aud descendant of "a KeyO-
lutionary officer; Miss Mary Meade. de-
scendant OF Colonel Richard Meade an aide
10 teneral Washington. aud several others
Inc chapter was given pleasant collation. by
the regent after which came musical re-
cital, among the selections being several
national airs rendered by Miss Nelson. "A de-
scendant OF General Nelson. OF Revolutionary
fame
Among tho members Of the chanter are
Mrs. t. Berger Moran. descended from Col
onel Thomas Blackburn. an ado-de-camp 10
~ Washington whose daughter married Judge
bHahfod Washington. to whom NJ. Vernon
wac ieitl Mrs Mary Stuart Smith. the
authoress liuenl descendant of Betty Wash
.n4tou. the onlv sister Of George Washington
MIs. Harnett, descended from Colonel Levin
ioweIi. Mrs NJ. ". Humphreys, from Jane
ienfy' sister Of Patrick Henry Mrs. Ran
uIoiph. from Thomas Jefferson. Mrs. Frank
Massie. from Richard Bland styled the ''l II.
gina AhtiJuary Mrs. IOwies from Colonel
William Thompson. who commanded the
Hangers during the Revolutionary war Mr..
Virginia Randolph. from Colonel John BAY
ara mrs. Niche, from Daniel Bedinger: MISS
virginia Long. from Colonel Armstead Long
VINO served with Lees troop of light horse
MIS-. Iuttlo, .ineally from Peregrne Nhlte'
tne hfst child born IN Plymouth Rock .lonF'
Nlrs. ". ). flckln from Richard Bland. Jr.'
AlFs. lila Nayles Harrison. the oldest living
descendent OF Thomas Jefferson. AIRS. LIZA
beth harrison. the oldest living descendent
of BETTE Washington.
The next meeting OF tho Alhemarle chapter
WILL be held juno 23d at Mrs. Tuttio's.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1892-06-05

IarnrmoEmrRG. Va. June a. Society peo-
p.e here are busy discussing plans for sum-
mer trips and visits. There Is no more
claiming place in which 10 spend the sum
Mcr than fredericksburg and at some of the
delightful old mansions near by. as the many
strangers who visit this section every summer
w..l testify. but many OF our home people liko
b change of scene occasionally. and when
they 1853 of 20 the seaslore and mountains
much larger number OF strangers come here
o. enjoy tie beauty OF the surrounding cOun-
rY and tho many comforts and cOuveniences
o. oar city.
Strawberry parties have been 81 popular
source of amusement this week Many Of
ileu have been given and they were all de-
.sl..u affairs. though entirely private and
t'1hled u d limited mum Der OF guests IN each
Case
National Decoration day aud Confederate
Memorial day both took place this week, the
io.mer on last Monday and the latter on
iai-iay Both were quite interesting and
gee Sod successes A pleasing feature at tho
National cemetery and one showing the good
leeing now existing here, was that number
. Ialles OF our city. wives and daughters OF
Confederate soldiers, took part IN the exer-
ssee. singing as members OF "A select choir
tie several sweet pieces which were part OF
tae programme. The singing by the cholIs
% ile different churches Of the city at the
te otery on Confederate Memorial day was
especially sweet and appropriate.
number of fine weddings have been an
bounced % take place, and one has already
Deeu celebrated. The instance referred to was
the marriage Of Mr. W. J.. Amiss. pronll-
lent Young business man of our city. to Miss
Ne'ie Fleming daughter OF Mr.. ID. l..
!leming, which happy event took place at
Tie residence OF the brides parents on A
hTeel last Wednesday. The ceremony was
performed 10y Rev. John >. Gibson. of
unity Episcopal church. and tho following
wore The bridesmaids and grOomsmen Miss
Hattie Groves. OF Brooklyn, \. y. with Mr.
" u. Merchant. Miss Emma Fleming. sister
oi We bride with Mr. Jacob Goldsmith. Alter
'Ao ceremony tue assemblage partook OF
suuptu0us repast. after which the bridal
i'iij left on the Northern train for Bealeton.
ialqulef county. near which place the bride
eea groom will spend some time, the guests
VI Dr. w. ID. Cooper. an uncle Of Mr.. Amiss.
Alfs. Maury widow OF tho late Commodore
Matthew r. Maury. is Ia the CRY. the quest OF
councilman N. q. Willis. on q street. Mrs.
Asuy will leDys in few days to visit her