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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
Pneumatic Tube Test.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb ls.--In the pres
.rce of one hundred distinguished per-
soos the first official trial Of the pne"-
matte tube for mail transit IN America
w.s successfully given 10 tho Pn''"na'-
Mi. postoffice Yesterday afternoon Inc
,ube runs from tho cub. .postnthcc o2s
Chestnut st., to the general office. MINI
and Chestnut. a distance Of little over
hslf = mile. Postmaster General wan
namsker, after declaring that the system
meant rapid communication between
cities all over the world. At 4:lS O'Clock
himself sent through a bible wrapped ~
, an American Asg aud message when
he composed. II reached the sno-
,ion ~ ono minute and three seco"ds' o
(. =, The rate OF forty-6 feet per srcon"
win a pressure Of elk pounds 20 'n'
souare inch. The message reAn:
"First use Of the first pneumatic 'no
IN the United States Ia to send throus'
|. n . copy OF the holy scriptures 70
a greatest message ever given 70 70
n world. Cover, ng the bible - me Amr'
" lean n.g. the emblem Of trsedom o. %
- 600 600 D, happ, people"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
Gen. Beauregard Dead.

Nrw ORLEANS, Feb 20. -Ge"erA' q.
+ a. B. sureeard died At 10 o'clock this
evening OF hear, failure. For some time
80, ,ns General h.s been aili"g with
,ns yrip. but recently he improved
.rsa,lv. and ycs,erday wa up and
shou, He dined with his family ~ Z
....,ncL ihis evening, and retired At
o,clock Al that time he was apparently
s,,r,ght bu, before 10 O'Clock the crisi'
ne and he died before medical assist
.nc. conld be summoned. Pierre GINS
taye Be.nregard was born IN New or
leans in 1918.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
New Mexico Americans ~
Towns Mixed Spanish ana Ahus
ian,in Country.
ALnuRuERauE. N. N. Feb. "A, %

ArpuRvrRouE. N. NJ. Feb. IA, %
En,roR t,ousIER :-Everytbing 10 90
t,tI.rrnt in this country from what our
49,, ~ folk a nre accustomed TO. thst tho
y,s,,or never lacks tor interesting curl
o.i,ies The climate, the country, Vno
hnuses. the wsys OF doing things, anu o.
|nacially the people, are sll full oi inter.
"a, ,o ,he average American. refer. OF
cnurse 10 the native people and wuese
IN ind them IN their own towns, Ior
I,ns American. wherever he comes III
Icou,sct with the Mexicans impreasse
himself upon them just ~ he does upon
~ other races, aud superseded tner
manners aud customs by his own'
r.ke this town tor Illustration, Win ~
lnonnlation OF about twelve thousand ~
NJ riyht in the center Of this spanish
Ic,umtry. and yet il Is just as Thoroughly
American ia every respect. ~ any oiDer
town In the United States, with eleven
churches, eight costly pubic scnooi
three daily papers, pnohc n'
|brary (tree), street cars,.gSs wofke' s'ec.
It-ic lights. water works, and IN snort ~
the "modern improvements" thst you
I vould expect to fnd In any 1.-Two ana
nrovrsssive American town. nut s''
lI,no-t rs soon as you step across the cor'
!, ,ooratIon iiue in any direction, you oe-
yin to meet things curious aud intcrest-
mo. All the farming is done by irrigs. /.
! i'm for il rarely ever rains here -ann
! every teld you see will he divldeo ON
!. into loug narrow beds, with raised bor-
h ners n,i around them TO hold the WAFER
tl-the land having been fret made 90
il smooth aud level that water VIII stsno
q evenly all over II. - --- -
l. Al .
!. .dobe-sun driod brick-and the hss
= roof which is covered With earth u,
mace Of shisgles, makes pleasant resor'
q. for summer EVENING", and 10 always Z
,e good place 10 put things out OF To-
"A way." But the boast Of tbe country y
n liz. climate, aud il would be bard 10 say
1. TOO much in praise of that. Ths sus
9 shines almost every day in the year. eno
line stmo sphere 10 50 light aud dry ina
IN fre.h beet hung out in the sun, in m'd
u. summer, viii not spoil, out oecome
n dried beef ia few DAYS. And u 10 'ns
on nuali,y of the atmosphere when mske
~. the country such a resort for c0nsnmp
,is Ives. People with thai disease are e
re-. stored a. good health by breathing tb
M. s,,Dosphere lew yesrs-H they -
&C. = nj too far gone when thsy come
,re While ,his has been such eruo
ICE vi"tsr nearly all over tho world, y
o. have thus far hsd the most deiiyntV
rn' weather. r
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

4 notable affair Of St. vslentine's nay
~ this place was the marriage of 1!'
Charles II. Seller. TO Mics Anna Z. v0'
nert. both Of New Albany. Tne mar
r;s0e ceremony took place IN the morn
no ~ the Catholic church, Rev. Fstnee
Anthony Michel officiating ana :tne
hesut,ful little church WAS nearly u!eu
Win friends and relatives or tne ossoe
"a groom. The bridesmaids wete
Miss Emma Seller, aistsr OF the gtoo9s
ana Mas Carrie Seller Of Jssper; seo
grnoms-men we're Messrs. Joe. Ssemses
~ New Albany, and Will }. seller p
Issner. After the ceremonies 10 cnuroo
,hs bridal party repaired immediatA'y 20
I,hs homs OF the groom's parents, NJ:
lana Mr.. William Seller. and receiveo
cnngratulstions from many trleune'
lThc tteruoou and night vac p'eassnuy
snent IN dancing. The yonng conp.e
.rilI make their future home IN New
Aihanv. Their friends wish them
n happy nnbo". y. ~ -.
/, M. Joseph vrosemer sold his tow
n property to Mr.. Jos. + Buchars. anu =.
|. bought . tasm Of hr. John S'ra''sS"
n and will move thereon In tow wesHs
!. NJ los Neuhausel aud Miss TIN
Y lush;ch Of New Albany. attended -
n Ssiler-VoIpert wedding Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Seller. Of jasper, v,s''s
= friends, aud relatives here this week.
= Our town wants a good shoemsker !.
:. oca,e here. A spiendid opening =
4 some good iudustricus man.
:. Nj. william Seller has so'h nis r. q
{ dence and wagon manufsc'ory 20 -.
rk John Block, and has purchased 'ss
near Siberis, Perry county
Mr.. Leonard Pruiti, = prom'ss'
farmer of jefferson township. "'cu
-. psralvsis last Thnrsdsy m"'"'"..
err was buried al Mentor Fr'"AV 'o"'"
.u- On the 5,h day Of March, 1919. one
ica our "Jsck sonisn Democrats ~" M
.a'- prise his manv friends. ! ~" -
The " ~, ou, NJ the bag before that In
32s c"sss -" who Il IL,
nth uu'e' VALsNTINB.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Tro, Tenn Please give the origin
nj Atbcr D-,. aud speciiy the date or
d.,es on which observed. This will in-
trres' fnsuv.
AxssER. The credit ~ insngura'ing
,,or Ipay belongs 10 The Nrhrsska
Stat. Board of Agriculture. WHEN !"
1884. recon ended the second "ehnrs
"a, cf aprii in each ,esr sss rsv "en,
Gated 10 the work 81 n'."''n9 "e's
win hsview OF encouraging the love o.
....s sa.t tbe preservnii"u ~ American
~.aas since then thistv-sevrn S'ase'
IN -, hsv. estsbii-hsj, hs legislative ="
Acment or o.herwi.s. ." aunnsi Afo"'
Day. The dates Tor ,h.se ree p's"'i"
vsry IL the different States. arcor'."'
Ia LEGALITY L.,,eri, the interest ~
lhsen wiaeued hv inhnci"g the p"pi'
lof ,he public schools 10 'skt =" "c''S
mar, IN the obsetvsnce OF The custom
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

We publish below = lis, Of the books
in ,he township library ~ Afog. The
i,, |. furnished by Mr.. Alvin J..
whslev the teacher AZ Mentor.
HISTORY.
Harper Bro- Publishers.
l. Spsin and Portugal.
M.sorot.mis aud Assyris.
a Second WAR With England.
France, Greece, Turkey, Russia
snd Poland.
S. Charlemsgne.
observation-disclosures. 8
SPARKS BioGRArHY.
1. Charles e.. Little.
=. James Brown.
3. Daniel Boone.
A Benjsmin Lincoln..
s C,eo,airs--Abboi's.
q. I.sh-l--tA story tor the young
Z. Maria Ani0inetie.
8. Mary fr9sslns.
1 American Gar,lner--L Lippincofts
q American Hu-bandry ---H srper
Btus. {
/ American Institute A. ). Barnes
COmpa"y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Auh,ush the Camph"r tree Is ns-
live Of China, Jspsn aud F'rmost 10
Hated $ Ate. department OF sgr'c"''"'r
has heen tisirihn,ing IL Tor nh""' 'h'''y
v.s,s. l., the eupe,,ure does "o' s"A
celow 90 deg. = The tee VIII snrv'Ve'
+, ~. l,esu grown successfully in sour
.r.,olju. aud along the coast oi the g"''
!, Mexico. Hitherto IL has bee" "..o
.h-ae tree or for ornament, b"' ~
comme,cial in,s,es, ip II has increased
l,ue,, b, the g,eat rise in The pfire 0
rum csmphor. on acconnt of rs ex'rn
siye use in making ceiluloii soo"' N
smok -te.s powder. The mcfhcd oi W
Iasns,,ment IN di-pns;ng of trees IL
md ,b.m to parties spDIving Tor 'he'
who reside IL sec,iops Of the con"'r
where he ,rces are likelv to DO we,
and suggestions are also made TO cer's'
. n.,sous 10 take the trees, exper''nt'
with them, aud report.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
LOUISVILLE, Ky.


r3;,or Of TIE VogcE LET mo give
!. v.r.jon OF a fable now gong 'no
,ds whicb The Voice slao has printed.
..A great hearted G.. O Y elephant
AL; himself on hi wise rule over ms
-, aominions. tie had prns'onsu
some,hing loss than million y. q y.
.,..,,.r,s. bestowed honors on All me
.,ns ~ veterans. except the copper COZ
"A ones down South and on IN" fat
r;n,ic Sona Of America-p'~ced All h's
,sn,lv ~ office win good ssar'ss snn
nn,nn,.ites. aud caused h'vh pro.ec'
i,r;vetaritY to wall them all In a9a'ns. '"F'
s;ch interference Then he decree' w
,,i hob. tailed elephants which, o. W.
80, oo,pumhcred All the others ten y
''na-should bear all the burdens A"'
s"rnori HE favored subjects IN incl
}, snug quarters ). ~, ,,;.h.
Having seen al, this arcompn-n-
under his wise Administrations ns -
,honyht himself TO look after his 'i"'s'
,ndu.tries." He had not s'rol'cd 'sr %
: fo,e hs came 10 large go"s. "rs. h"'
'e v;th poslings just ha,ched me :"
voose hst. gone to some goose-s'Ro' ="
ven,ior. 90 he thought and sa'd 10 ~
4. elf. This nc1 Of gosIings needs prov
nr lion. SO he est down on u ,c
- ''o"' Gro. II. WHIrSs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

ratio, Of TIVE voIcE. How 10 this
,or consistency in the opponents o'
wcuau Suffrage? Not long ago mere
-as an immense and vorif'rons Demo
..r,;c nsrsd.. IL this cifv nv wav OF Gel"
n,..,;nu clrvrlanh's vic'orv Speaking
',hs ;umausr crowds and character o'
~. ra,aj. the Conricr- Journal saws:
* no,;re.hle feature of 1o,l'nra-
,,o,. vas the number of gi')s snd "o'
.o, y, the s,rpets. mauv of whom to"S
.,a,, IN ,ba ,ove-esast Girls armed ~i''
Xxi ,orns marched in 'wos and '"nis
..., were .rea'cd with gsllsn'r> 90 cv
ery hani - :,
ladies engaging ~ night in me m".'
s,,ying crowds. IN pnn'ic n"'''''
( a.mor-,ration where they Won" nsv
!. less prntpc'ion from insnl' 'he"
b s;un,y css,ing their ballots; an" "
y .,e,,el with galsntrv on every ha"d
a waneu al over this country ca
r arsss In tights and mems attire. v'ois
q ,ha laws ~ the land and the laws
u .'.anr;e,v AID dacpncv. and parade tn'
y he,nre wat sndiences IN then'r'
4 a asncjny halls. and. 'hus an're
le a. aven walk over mems heads 9
Iol ,;rht.rope with ~ any newsrsp
70 svem u,,ering word of dissnprov'
~ ~, 10, the nohle.t woman IN this Ian
H.. .deceuuv clothed and In her rig
10 ,,;na " step upon even thst came sta
nj "a h.ve for her audience even 7
am. audience who has jnst a. 'o"o
.n",anded tho masculine st''reh.
=. ssm;.nude .ctress. aud speak ~orh
! and At once would De hes
h, ,,is,ers of unaexing herself. criticize
al,ha, wou,d ha re-echoch bv all me POI
81 lica, pspers o. this liquor-rnled cou"'
~ ~ ours. - pur
le.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
W. q. q. U. COLUN
coSpucTfp ny MRS NJ L nonRs



Fp,rop PLowMAx You may think
il strange to get contribution rom ~.
pan, bui | have = grievance. ana as )
undersiaud that the Plowman, u"'ke
he political paper, is friendly 10 AMI
nal. that cant vote, will my tale uh-
told
1 lesl Indignant. sir. because ! am
made an object OF comparison WIN sun
dry dep,aved specimens OF me genus
homo. For instance. a few days ago q
man sat at nv msster's freside ana
,oui,ted tobacco juice oil over my mis-
l,rrss nice clesn floor Of course me
iAdy was highly indignant. and ! do"'
blame her. but wheu heard her tell nv
master. with her eyes blazing hre. that
that man was q ret ulsr hog felt ~
aivu.nt myself For whv tb"uid she
nave called him = hog? Whv. wouIn
no, touch hit ot their nasty tooAcco
staryed. and II I did take anv w"oii
a., il. and not make nv surroundings
6.,hv by ejecting the juice from ~.
mouth. know | am only a hog. UNI !
dom, take into nv mouth awning ex
ca,, ,yha, want 10 cat Another case
The hired man came home from Town
zone day co uruHk Ut '''"''
nove When he attempted 70 'een 'nt
he tnmh'ed into NY stye, ana hso :
.oo, Rim out Of the wav to get NV corn
Now never il nv lite acted in ah'
.uch disgracs e,ll wsv ~ wh4f "n esr'
ia;a nv master mean when he to'd ~
hired man that he acted IKE ""e
whv was ~ mad st the Insult 10 W
! L;ua ,hS, gruu,ed As hard and vchem
,,,.y al could. Ofcoursr 'cing on
hoy I couldnr swear, as man woni
ta.e dope: hu' the idea OF nv g''n'.
a,n,t as that tool of a hired man ava
o VIM when he tnmhled into my pc" A''
: ~ bottle OF whisky fen ouf o' MS pocN
u :, s,3 GOT broken. do Won suppose
y would tourh the nasty stun No' '"'o
. ,,a,er yooh wholesome -wiil-
'e Nov. Mr.. Eii'or. II ,onr hesr'
j. h;r "a ,hpy cav yonr fee, are. jnst use
u ,;,,,. iuf,.nce to atop this ahuse OF
hon.st well-mesring hog. indisns"
!. ranel ,he insipuation that All, ."
In ,sv., with hnmsn beings who ",s.'a
or ,hac..,ves nv their disgns'ing ana M
n .sh;,s and l shall continue I" '?"'
onout this ouirsge to hoghood un''
~ .no,, "a male into ssnsages and nv
ka into buueri"e
in Yours with poor pen.
HOG
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
Death Of James standiford.

Excr,sn Ixp.. Feb. 20 Jas. stsnn',
so,d nrominent Ia Masonic and Grann
A,uy circles. who was stricken WIN
nsrs,xsis O, The brain h're S"urnsy
pp.aaing died Yesterday. He viii %
.',,,od mia afternoon ny The Masonic
fraternity The deceased WAS "''' ~
her Of The ty.Eigh,h lndl~"S ;"
ltsnTy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

From The Teachers world.
m. echor!rnon - not ~" place. 70
cu,tiy.te the fsru''y ~ III 'morv. Sc
clu-,nn and freedom from disfrHcn"n
ar. conditions and tpese ar" not - nr
s.currd 10 the schooiro,m. Lsss"ns W
he committed to memory shou'd oe
.,uai.l .u,v ct home IL the school
room practice, test and expis:n prin'
ciples.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Don't make your rccitstions too long
/, no, iutrequently Happens that 'esc".
.r necom. 90 Interested IN developing :
suh;ec, that the time Of the 'rs-on :
nro,onged bevond the sllo'sed n"',s'
win he result that there are many ~
,ivued bodies 10 the scboolroon, manv
tired brains, aud the lesson thN 'o.'ow'
Il i 4 poor apology tor one. DO not re, ,
.,r.in en,husissm. but keep u "on "p
~ -, he time, 80 that any Lesson may u
permes,cd with II.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Review. but DO not atop re progress
., IN. cl..s To do this. Make yonr r.
v;a~sa bart of ever, da,'- lesson ~
4 rnsciru,ific, unpedssogicsi. ana q
waste Of time. TO give ~ e"'''e ~'.~'
a. the close 81 y term. 20 'eS''Ns.
pendiug all sdvance Lessons the VIZ
Make some advance ever, naN, e'''
Is,sp counts toward the goal.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

10 the very bcst you can where 20"
are Fiji 1.-THE place you are :" ""'e
than tun. lfpossiolc bulge ou' over W.
,on where ,ou sre snrc to be seen. "
YOU only half Oil your po.''on 'e
.hs,ces ara that YOU will fail down 10
hrsp =, the bottom. or come ou' OF
nole ia the other end.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

prof Moss OF BIoomGid. Joshns -
of Terre IIsute and DR. q. Z. Co,e
= .o,oov The many applicants tor coi1s. " :
OF internal revenue for 'he ler'e
tlistrict.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Rsnresen,ativa Bre'z VII recomm""n
john johnson toi postmaster - Dsu'o'"
and J. L. Lilly 1t Mitchell.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Through the Kindness OF the editor
,ais column IL set apart for school pur'
noses. and the articles published below
are compiled or written ai the comfy
office, for the advance
ment OF the schools.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

your school will never be mucn oe'
,sr man YOU think II is. Set you
.,snasrd hish and keep striving.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24
VALsNrTNB.


CAxxELroN. IND, FEB. ~ -
uawkins cot tive years In the Somsns
s,s,s nrison Tor trying 70 rape . !s'yc|
o,d colored rirl OF Tell CITY. l"d. III
case came np last Frtdsv ana s".s Va Z,
linv nearly the bali OF SATURDAY ,ne ~
ave the above mentioned verd'cs'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Teacher -"Whnt Is tho mst'er
vou, Johnny 7"
I Johnny -" Back's sore 80,
Tescher-"Your back IL eoreF wa
made II sore?" - ,
Johnny ---"Pa mashed his 'hnmo
NIGHT ana l laughed. T"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

vgvuE unaer.igred wishes 70 'n,o,". :
the public ,ha, he hss opensd UP NJ
Brick Yard, at the north -'fe o' ASP,
ana will make more brick ;h's year ~, ~,
in anv previous one. He wiz "aS'
y.vorshle terms on House Patterns
JOHN GEIER, JK.
Aprii -. 1871
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

ssbssriss for the JAspss Cvvs'ss'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1893-02-24

Name the anthor ot eacn OF '"v p;s !"
loning seirc,ions: Paul Revere w
Tue Death OF the Flowers. Maui Mn
"a, O,a Irnnsiaes. Rip Van Wake
Distinguish between grammatical I"
rhetorical psuses. us
Name your tsvorite author. why
H.. vour favoritr? Name three Of
|, ,duc,ioms that you have read.
Oral reading. ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-11-18
,Dolili u-n. e Sale Notice
STATE OF NORTH pAKorA.t
COUNTY or MCLEAN. \

OFFICE or COUNTY AUDlToE. /,
Washburn. Mclean Co, n. d., Oct. 81. 1893 !
!. Laurence Casselnan, Auditor Of Mclean
icon MY. North Dakota. do hereby certify that the
ann cxed list OF real property has hccomc delln-
que ut by reason Of non.Payment OF taxes for the
year A. II. 1892, and will be sold with the penalty
ling thereon. as provided by statute, together with
costs Of sale. commencing on the first Tuesday
i'm December next. being tho 9Th day Of the
"a. III. and ! o'clock y, H., continuing from day to
day until all have been offered for sale, at my
Office In the court house. in the Town Of Wash
Dakota.
Witness my baud this alst ttly Of October,
a. Il. 1893. C~AasELMAN.
County Audit or.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-11-18
TOWING OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ADDITION

~ ~
~ Elock' Amt Lot. Block Amt.
~ 10 I'd
$40 10 .N
.6E:l 10 I'D
. .4oo IN r,1
= .Nl13 ~ .5
. 2 .64i.4 ~ 9H
7 81 / II III
! s: { &: & !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16
w DOL Dnfss PATTERNS

AT $3.50 TIE DRESS PATTERN.
Checks and Plain Cheviots
AT 500 THE DRESS PATTERN
IwO-toned Hop Sacking and other novelties.
At $3.50 THE DRESS PATTERN
Henriettas, Serges, Poplins &c
At $500 THE DRESS PATTERN
Bengaline Two-tOned Dagopals Wbin Cords
and other novelties.
AT 500 THE DRESS PATTERN
Tailor Suitinss, Novelties and various plain
weayes.
At $3.50 TO $40 THE DRESS PATTERN
Hlgh-class Novelties and Handsome Plain
Weaves- All at reduced prices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

Miss Fannie A. Tilly OF s23 7th street
northwest will leave for Roanoke va, on
the night of the I'D, 10 spend the holidays
with her friend. Miss Mary c. Booth.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Keyworth celebrated
the seventh anniversary of their marriage
Friday evening at their home 32l4 18th
musicale. Among those present were: Nr.
Leo Wheat Professor J. p. Lawrence. Mr..
and Mrs O'Brien, Mrs. Thorn, Miss Nixon,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ellinger. Master Willie En-
linger, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Young. Mr.. and
Miss Brooks. MT. and Mrs. Cleveland. Mr.
Shannon, Mr.. and Mrs. K. b. Forney, Mr..
Shea, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Morsell DIR.
Sweeney, Mr.. and Mrs. John Keyworth,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Keyworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Stewart. Miss Eddie Drew. Capt
and Mrs. Dickie. Miss Dicl<ie. Miss Magru-
der and Messrs. w. G. Decide. John SOM
mers, Atwell c. l.. Beatty and Master
Clement Keyworth- rs.
One Of the most elegant entertainments
of the week was the breakfast given on
Thursday to Introduce to society Miss Nina
Cabell. the second daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ID. Cabell Upward OF a hundred
ladies. all well known In Washington So
ciety, enjoyed the lavish hospitality for
which this handsome home is famous. The
large dining and drawing rooms were beau
guests. seated around the rooms, enjoyed
the occasion and the elaborate breakfast
that was served. 1t was rather an innova-
ton In the way Of a debutante's breakfast
as the guests were, for the most part ma
irons and themselves handsome entertain
ers, but In some ways IL was all the more
enjoyable on this account
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Notes..
Mr.. w. ]. Gill Of 32Os p street is lying
h ir
Death of Mrs. Melville.

Mrs. Henrietta Beatty Melville, wife of
Chief Engineer George w. Melville U. s.
N, died Thursday afternoon at her home,
1449 street. Mrs. Melville was an active
member of Gunton Memorial Church. She
leaves three daughters. Two are residents
of this city and the other daughter is mar
ried and resides in Philadelphia. The
services will be held at the Gunton Me-
mortal Church. corner of 14th and r streets
northwest tomorrow afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. Rev. DR.. G. B. Patch, the pastor
will conduct the services.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

Trustees sale OF desirable brick Avellfna
and stable. No. 2236 18th street -noethvest
to be sold Monday afternoon at Z O'Clock.
The attention OF purchasers should Be At
tracted By this sale. See advertisewQt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-12-16

VIM. Knabe & Co., 81 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., offer Secondhand Square and Upright
Pianos, also Organs of prominent makers.
in perfect condition at reasonable prices
and terms.-Advt
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