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The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
THE FUNNY NAN.
Robert J. BurdcIte'S Lecture at the
CITY Hall Saturday Night.

Despite r,in and mud a large
crord turned cut on Saturday
night to hear r ebert j. Bardette
lecture at the city hall. His sub.
lest was The Rise and Fall Of the
M0ustache," and much as people
wondered before what even a funny
man conld say upon such a subj oct,
The wonder is none the less now.
The moustache in its rise and fail
had nothing to do with his talk,
which was life-like sketch
of the life of an ordinary
man from the time he is a boy
until his son is man. Like
the real story of life the picture was
full Of laughter and tears, of sun
shine and shade; but always pure,
Wholesome and helpful.
Personality, Mr.. Butdette is moi
much to look at, being small and
dry locking, but once you get him
to talking i've is full of anecdote and
humor and personal "reminiscences Of
people We know through their
works, and altogether very oe
ligUlfUl companion.
MIR, Burdette made a talk at the
Frat Bapti-t chu en- last night, after
which tie left for Georgeto ~n,
where he lectures tonight.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
Transfers of Real Estate.

Transfers of real estate reported
by Waco Abstract and Investmen,
Company, room II, Provide N,
Building, Waco, Texas, Nov. 27,
1898:
Jenny S Curry to r b Brown, 40
acres Gallndo leagues, 5000.
JAS w Harper ct TX to E + Girls
som, 5o4 acres Galindo lea CUES,
1926 80.
Hattie Alexander TO JOS Alex
ander, Jr. half inteseit in lots 10
ant Ii, block SO, Farwell heights,
$500.
j G Robertson ct al to Mamie S
Boggess and + 4 Williams, part of
Tucker league, $40 and other CON
siderations.
Mary + Burleson ct al to F b
Williams, lots to IA, block s, Bur
Lesson addition, $3.50
Mamie S Boggess to f B Will
liams, 100 acres A r Valdez sur
vey, sl4lO.
A Wheeler to F B Williams, lot
N. Fifth street, Taylor addition,
$1,000
H f Settegast ct TX to Chas
Gregg, lots 6 and Z, block II, Far.
well heights, Sl25.
@ Nj Hubby ct al to NJ D Her.
ring and d A Kelley, 65.lo0
acres l. r Davis survey, sol and
other considerations.
J S Willifofd by Collector to f
G Grubbs, lot II, block "a, Nc.
Gregor, 81 95.
f Q Grubbs to J E Mosely, lot
II, block a, McGregor, $1,000.
City of Waco to w r Palfrey,
lot corner Eighteenth and Franklin
streets, SIS 05.
GUS Cobbins to B Z Sparkle, %
acres A Farmhouse survey, s454.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
the Dogs.
Special to The News.

special to The News.
THoMAsvmLE, N. c., Nov. 27.-
The annual trials of the Irish Setter
Club of America opened here today.
The entries are less numerous than
usual, probably owing to the fact
that the prizes are unusually small.
The ldging will be performed by
w. f. Bell, of Pittsburgh. An
effort viii be made to beat the
present records.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

Notice to Contractors.

Sealed propose will be received at
the office Of the ci;y secretary, to be
opened at 3 O'Clock p m, December
- 1885, tt the c ty ball, Waco, Texas,
by the mayor and street committee
for furnishing al material aud labor
and constructing one BRICK culvert
on Vermont avenue, at Barron 4
branch, according to plan and specii.
cations on tile IN city engineers office;
a certlhed check for $4,000, pay
able to the mayor of Waco, to accom-
panv each proposal before 1t will be
considered; the right to reject any
and all proposals is hereby reserved
by the city council of the city of
Waco, Texas.
q G. McCULLocu, Mayor.
w. c. CoopER, City Secretary.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
A Texas Veteran Dead.

Special 70 the News
KossE, Tex Nov. 27.-Isaac p.
Sem, Texas and Mexican war
veteran, died suddenly at his resi-
dence, twelve miles east of this
place last night, at the ripe old age
of rs years. He was we'll known
to all Texas veterans and has made
Texas his home for over so years.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
Total Indebtedness
Old Dominion Clpara,,.,

are made with all the care and II
possessed by the Oldest and mott,
parienced girette manufsctvp,]
Photographs IN each package,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
ONE FARE FOR
THE ROUND TRIP

Making the return Emit g0'1,. NJ
thirty days from date of sale
gives everyone an opportunity Nv, .v, h
their old home, see their old lfs''|
and spend the
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

1t goods we sell d. not prove,
Represented throw them back ops
counters and ask for your mou,r.
WlNANs, the JeTelt,,
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
co.
SALooX NAN FAILS.
the Hands Of A Trnss4. ,''ls

6. A. o'Donnell, proprj.to. i
Shamrock a saloon, on , tas Of 4
late Saturday night filed ID . i,qa}
rust TO protect his crod;. dtsi
S 1000 ia, Ia trustee r In aidi t',, r
stock and fixtures in the ' ss9a to
hIe conveys aa jna;Nal,
bali Interest in a tract ~ .aau,l'ld}
t tne norm y, part of the city lv ;,a'
Branch the creditors are D AM,
into two classes as follows vs.: al''Y
John l.. Dyer, note
Anheuser. Busch Brewing ' lV(
Co., note ...
Anheuser.Busch Brewipo '''
Co., account.
r. I. IL. Chambers, scc II 4 '.s|
Pat Gallagher, note. .oss
Hdeh Hagarty, account W.
V. Kemendo. 'W|
Ii. Mey ers. o,H.]
CLASS b
Brown ", Foreman & Co.. m
j. w. McCullock mn1
Casey, S~asey q Co. Az !
Apologize IL Son. ~
|. Trager IL Co. ~!
3. French NJ
Total indebtedness sid
The trustee is instructed IA |
off the Indebtedness in their s,]
tiyd order, as he receives thu m.,1
and is allowed SIS a month fo,r''
self and 500 for clerka. Tbs,,
tee is now in charge.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

1t you want nice fresh ciun
mix ana butter every dav, stop
the Com nercia' House, cornsr
E gath aud Clay streets.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
IN IIIE COURTS.
A Curious Circumstance by Which One
jury Tries Two Cases at Once.

Jul Illus wv Vuele III Vh'V'
The federal court last week took
up the case Of Mrs. Virginia a
Huff VS.. J. T Hamilton ct a l.. suit
for 1880 acres If land. After being
on trial two or three days the case
was laid aside while some records
were procured from Austin and in
the meantime the case Of Weaver vs..
Ellis was called When the jury
VAS impaone'el it was found to be,
to mar, the Huff jury. The
Weaver case vas CONSIDERED for
some DAYS aud then lad aside for
the Uutft case, which vas concluded
this morning by the ju,y's verdict
being rendered, and the Weaver
case resumed. 1t is probably the
only case in tie history Of juris'
pradence wherein the same Try, not
purposely chosen, tried tNo cases az
the same time
Mrs. Huff vas given $40 acres OF
land, | alf she sued for.
STATE COURTS.
In Judge Gocdt.ch's court the
case of Crawford VS.. Wynne, tres
pass to try title, Is Gu on trial.
III Jadge SCOTS court the jury
reformed verdict Of *3lo0 for
plaintiff in the case Of Clafkson w.
Gurley, Ross q Gurley.
Frank Smith, alias Will Smith,
pleaded guilty to two charges of
burglary, getting two years in each
case.
There were six burglary ca.es
against George Benson Some he
fought, in Others ne pleaded guilty.
Altos :ther he got % years.
JUSTICES COURTS
Justice Gallagher called the civil
docket in his court this morning in
the presence Of a heavyweight
bar The cases were disposed Of
one way or another, generally by
agreement Of counsel.
Justice Harrison had nothing of |
general interest in hi, court.
MAYORS COURT,
Whe Z Mav1r McCuiloch mounted |
the seat OF iastice in the city court
this morning he saw before him
right smart sprinkle g Of culprits
more or less guilty Of infrsctions
of the laws in such cases made
and provided. He attended to the
respective cases as follows:
George Williams, charged with
being drunk, was fined 50, Dut upon
making an inventory Of mis- posses.
sions, AID him the owner Of % cents
and a job, the fue Was razzeed
down to meet his pile AID he was
released that he might 90 to work.
&. n. Vincent and a Rosenfeldt
were fined s. each for drunkenness.
Rosenieldt gave notice Of sppe> n.
Will Edwards was charged S25
for an aggravated case Of six
shooter.
Josie Currie and Savannah Brad
icy having fought together IN
public place were nipped in the sum
Of So each.
Solomon Douglass, for an i'm.
proper display of language, was
fined IS.
CLARK Ceighton and r. Davis
were mulcted in the sum of IS each
for cling to a movirging train bel ng-
ing to parties to them unknown.
John johnson was charged with
being drunk, bat proved an alibi,
or something else, and was dis.
misse d.
On the same charge, preferred
by somebody else, he was fioed s.
For soliciting on the railroad
platform Tom Estes was fined
81 so.
For improperly sleeping in a
puOlic place Dan Bone as fined
81 so.
Charley Mcbride was drunk; So
Trying the Dogs.
Special to The News.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
HOLIDAYS

In the homes OF their cn'l 'ts d
Special attention is called 10 NV .,Is
perior accommodations over a. 4
roads offered by the NJ, n ~. nd
furnishing Through Char E =. In, b
all principal points on 'ne Ato a d
Texas, giving passengets - o,,,,A
routes, via Houston and New s ss. U ]
or Fort Worth, Dallas o''l Smc n
Memphis and other ga'eways' ~, uGd u
attention shown to partle..' ~. ,os.s
information regarding tlcAs Won
connections, ETC., on aPp"0N
j. E, SMITH, ra|
Ticket Agent "'''
w. G.. CRUSH, -, rs|
G. P. & T. A., D'n's''
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

Climax Fills act on a new prirci.
PIE through The n4r, as and ,tomacr
snG 'oeuiste tie rholo gvstau .
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
Are You Bilious2

II SO take Climax Pills and b
relieved, They are the true healt
pills sold by druggists.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27
They Have No Rivals.

They stand alone. Old D1mir.
ion Cigarettes. Photograph in each
package.
The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-11-27

The handsomest variety of white
canvas, brown canvas, Russia calf and
oongola ladies' low quarters are shown
at Sleeper, Clifton d Dukes.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04

Callahan In tho nighttime and committing
larceny; Antonio Frederick. attempting
an assault upon Mary Apperson, Q colored
Girl ~ years Of age, john Frisby felo-
niously and burglafiously breaking into
the dwelling-house of Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart at
night with intent 70 commit larceny; John
tiiblin, feloniously and malicious
~ essaul;ing, stabbing, and wound
ING Peter Johnson alias James Sakas;
George Gihhn, same offence; Samuel
Harvey, feloniously and burglsriously
breaking into and entering in the:night-
time the house Of Mrs. l.. NJ. Hart, with
intent 10 comait larceny Peter johnson.
alias James Sakas feloniously and mali
ciously cutting and wounding John Gibiin,
also for similarly assaulting George Giblin;
William jackson. feloniously and mali
ciously assaulting MARY f. Douglas; Rich
ard lsaacs. stealing a silver watch from u.
j. Ballard: Henry Irving, feloniously
and maliciously cutting and wounding
Fleming Brown Mary Z. Mason, alias
Kate Dorsey. ~. feloniously and bur-
glariously breaking into the dwelling
houses Of Stephen Putney ard Mrs. Mary
/. Gwatkin and committing larceny; Will
liam Rufitn, stealing a watch and cham
and several other articles from the person
of X. \. Lawrence Charles Vest, stealing
a gold watch and chain from Mrs. Joseph
Ailard, it,; Thomas Young, feloniously
and burglarlOusly breaking into the dwell
ling-house Of Robert Hinton in the night
time and stealing S7.55 IN money belong
ing 20 Robert Hinton.
Nisdem Malachi Allen CD.
Thomas Carter, Williem Cheatham alas
William Garter Joseph Clark alias John
Brown. George Ellis. John Frisby. Frank
George alias Ferguson Samuel Harvey
William Hask,ns, John Jones, Mary Miller
abas Alice Cooper. Margaret Morris, +. NJ.
ODonnell, William Rufiin CD. Il. G. Rod
man. Anthony J. Sternsdorff. Joseph Skip
with, William Taylor, AldOnia Williams,
Samuel Wise, Thomas Watkins alias
Brooks, aud Jacob Rosen bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
DEATHS

ALBERT.--Died. at her residence, No.
ISL south Laurel street, January z, 1897. At
7,l5 L. ~, BIS. MARGAREIH A. Al
BERT. in her 5lst year.
We miss thee from our hoUa. dear mother,
We miss thee from thy place.
A shadow DER our life - cast.
We miss the sunshine u thy face.
We miss thy Kind and willing hand.
Thy fond and earnest care
Our home is dark without thec--
We miss thee everywhere.
The funeral will take place from ST
Mary's German Catholic church al 3 Z. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. January ith. Friends aud
acquaintance invited % at,ond.
CLEVELAND Died. at the resadenco
Of her son.in-law. Dir. ". j. Mcdowell.
Is east CLAW. on Monday. January ID. AZ
1920 T. ~. Mrs. SARAH A. ClEVk-
LAND.
Funeral from above residence TO-DAY
"wednesday, January 4, 1923, NJ 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Friends and acauaintancos of thu
family are invited TO attend. No flowers.
CLOPTON. Died. January Q. 1898. OF
1915 o'clock 7. NJ. after a painful Illness.
ALICE BAIRD wife Of Judge William I.
Clopton. and daughter Of Douglas Bard.
ESQ, in her l5th year.
Funeral az the Central Methodist church,
MANCHESTER. at O'Clock z. NJ. TODAY.
No flowers.
CORNICK. Died, at his residence. PRO.
cess Anne county. Va, December a. 1892,
at HIS Z. NJ. H. +. CORNlCK, Sr. 4; aged
u years months and days.
JONES. Died. at his residence. No. 7lt
north First. at II o'clock NJ. January "a,
THEODORE H. JONES. aged ~.
He leaves devoted wife and three chd-
dren. a loving sister, and three brothers.
besides host of friends, 20 mourn hts
loss. Hrs end WAS a. peaceful as the gO-
ing down of a beautiful sunset.
One VINO LoyTD HIM.
Funeral az Cool-Spring church, Hanover
county, &C 3 o'clock WEDNESDAY EVE
MING Friends and relatives invited T.
attend.
Washington papers please copy.
McRAE.- Died. January 3. 1893, AZ iOA
NJ. at the residence OF his mother.
in Manchester. ROBERT DOUGLAS blc-
RAE, son of Ella and the late G. {. McRac,
II the 18th year Of his age.
The funeral will take place THIS
Wednesday MORNING q, II O'Clock from
the Presbyterian church. Friends and ac-
aualntances invited 10 attend. Please
omit flowers.
SITTERDING.-D Died, Monday, January
9, 1893, at 800 Z. NJ. at the residence Of
her son-in-law. Gerhard Tolker, No. \
south Seventh street. Mrs. ELIZABETH
SITTERDING. mother OF h. sittordlng. IN
the 7ith year of her age.
Funeral will take place from So. Marys
German Catholic church WEDNESDAY
MORNING. January 4th. AZ 3 O'clock.
Friends and acquaintance invited TO
attend. 2t'
WHITE Died. December 18th. at 1855
=. NJ, at the Beaches. near Plymouth, N.
c., the home Of his sister. Mrs jones y
Harrison. ROBERT W. son Of q. w. and
Kate L. White. IN his Gath year.
All who knew him loved him. but .he
Lord loved him more and took HIM.
New York and Cincinnati papers please
| copy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
WINNING SUITS

are what you want now. You're en-
tered for the 1893 stakes, and don't
spoil your chances by big handicap.
You're giving too much weight when
you wear suit that's earned Its retire
ment. Put on a winning suit. We
have it. and you can have it for go.
That's your entrance fee for the race,
and you can't afford to DO barred for
such a little thing as that. You'll be
taken for Mr.. Prosperity in one of these
outfits, and everything comes to him
who is well fixed. Fix up without de-
lay. We can fix you up in superb
style. Present yourself at our head
quarters, No. 100l Main street, at once.
Wen do the rest.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
MANSFIELD AS BARON cHevRIAL.
He Ia Ovated and speaks" Beau Brum-
nell" To-Night-The M:astreis<


The play selected by Mr.. Mansfield for
last night was "A Partisan Romance"
which was presented before an audience
which. il smaller, was more appreciative
than the one which saw his Beau Brum-
nell.
The play may be offensive TO American
propriety, but il is nevertheless absorbing
and intensely interesting, especially when
PLAYED as well as IL was last night. Mr..
Mansfeld's portrayal OF the character ofthe
Baron Chovrial is familiar creation, even
to those who have not seen 1t. tor 1t mas
been exploited dd iibitum IN the news
papers IL is a powerful piece OF acting,
with fascination that attracts all, and
depth that can be appreciated only by the
critical. Mr. Arthur Forrest, well remem-
Dered a. famous Captain Swift. had the
prominent part of Henri last night, and
PLAYED il strongly. Where q company IS
so uniformly excellent il is invidious 10
single out one or two for mention, and yet
it would be unjust 10 pass over the ex-
cellent acting Of Mr.. Harkins, Miss Lester:
and Miss Plows-Day without word OF
praise.
called before the curtain and made witty
speech in reply. In the same act MI
Mansfield paid a tribute 70 realism by
spreading fine supper instead OF the shaln
affair TO which we have grown accustomed.
This is Ia Beruhardt go,
Tonight Beau Brummell" Is the phi.
and tomorrow the engagement Will close
with Prince Karl"
MINsIRELs AT THE THEATRE.
At the Theatre tonight Sweeney, Alyi-
do, German Il Goetzs's Ministries will hold
forth. II Is spoken of as an excellent com
pany. with good singers, dancers. and CO
medians. and clever specialists. Ii was
here last season, and its merits should be
well remembered
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.
Reported for the Dispatch

JAyUARy 3.-No auction offerings on Change
to-day. n
private sales: Wrappers, 81; smokers, o I;
scrnp. A lugs, 5-total, SO hogsheads-
acknowledgements collections: Cigars and
cigarettes, so50.42; tobacco, sf.so7.9f-totai,
a5,5ls.16.
Registered on Change: N. C. Reed and n. J.
Boykin, OF oxford. \. q. j. G. Braswesi, Rocky
Mount, n. c.; Or. WI. headovs. Louisbnrg, y.
c.; \. Z Hughes Loalsnary, y, u ana D. u.
Vary good loose sales at shelbufne's and
Planters Warehouses At the latter some
Georgia tobacco was sold, more s1ifable for
csgnrs than plug or Smoking. Tobscco- men
frum other markets arc much pleased 9th the
New Year's outlook and the advance tn brtetts
layciy. The market tor wrappers looks Ike
taking q ssilt moro active turn - advanced
values on two weeks $50 Of ssvSrsl cellars per
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
The AmeafoAN TURF.
Piungsr shaw Leases west-side Park,
Nashville, Tenn.--TIis Pisns


NASHVILLE, Tenn. January 3.-Prsnk n.
Shaw, the "plunger" secretary OF the
Twin-City Jockey Club. of st. Paul, Mimi,
has leased for a term Of two years begin
ming to-day West-Side Park and all OF its
privileges. The papers were signed yes
terday. While ali OF Mr.. Shaw's plans are
not known, it is definitely determined that
there will be no clash In The dates OF the
spring running meeting at cumberland
Park and those of West-Side Park. Cum
berland Parks meeting will follow inme,
diately after the Memphis meeting. and
the West-Side-Park meeting may follow
the cumberland. Park meeting. There will
be spring meeting at West-Side Park.
Yesterdays BAcIsa.
GurTESBURo. N. j., January 3:-First
race-six furlongs-Prince Howard won;
Kenwood second. Panhandle third. Time.
LIS.
Second race-six Acknowledgements
won; Fancy (colt) second, Culpeper
third. Time. 1:19.
Third race-four and one-half furlongs-
Mayor b won; Orion second, Alarm third.
Time. H1.
Fourth race-one and one-fourth miles
KIrkover won; King Grab second, Glen
Lochy third. Time. l:54}b.
Fifth race-four and one-half furlongs-
van >. won; Repeater bcconu, Mucllage
third. Time, 561I.
Sixth race-six and one-half furlongs-
Krsch won: Gladiator second, My Gyps
third. Time, 1924.
on THE DELAWARE.
GLOUCESTER, n. j.. January 9.-First
receive furlongs-Golden won Debo-
nair second, Turner third. Time, l;0j}I,
Second race-seven furlongs-C. o. ID.
won; Devisee second, Confidence third.
Time. 1856. -
Third race-seven furiongs-Msdden
won; Rose Howard second, Richal third.
Time. 1927.
Fourth race-one and one-eighth miles
Vendetta won: Darling second, Glenall
third. Time, 2;0l.
Fifth receive furlongs-Censor won;
Owen Golden second. Needmore third.
Time, 1:02l4.
Sixth race-five furlongs-Text won
Airshaft second, Jim Fagln third. Time,
I;03S,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04

A combination passenger depot for the
Chesapeake and Ohio and the Richmond
and Dsnvllle. as suggested by the DISPATCH,
would not be bad idea. Richmond Is q
beautiful and prosperous city, but the
very hills that make the city picturesque
and attractive often cause Inconvenience
when the work OF locating passenger de-
pots and running tracks through the city
il concerned. Yet, notwithstanding the
physical difficulties. the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Richmond and Danville
might be able TO reach the Same depot
m. STATE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04

Monday next at noon. After electin9
president and secretary they viii cast their
votes for President and for Vice-President
separately. Three certified copies Of the
result will be made and sealed. One viii
be mailed TO the President of the United
States Senate. another will be delivered by
special messenger INTO the same hands, and
The third will he sent to the Judge of the
United States Court for this district. The
electors are allowed the same per dieBt (four
dollars and mileage allowed members OF
the General Assembly,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04
OFFICERS oF 1AE AUXILIARY.
Those Who WIZ Care for the Masonic
Home Through This Year.

The quarterly meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Of the Masonic Home was held
yesterday 90 noon at the Temple with Mrs
James A. Capers, the president, IN the
char. The bylaws were so amended as
t. lA,e two Vice-prcsidents. The CORE
tu1ulHug secretary was requested 10 write
e. note az sympathy 10 Captain BabCcck,
who is 90 at the Retreat for the Sick
The following officers were elected for
ihs ensuing year Mrs. James II. Capers
president. Mrs. NJ. ;. Quarles, first wee
president. Mira James ID. CTump. second
president; Miss Bertha Lovenstein,
treasurer. IN plsce Of Mrs kosenbaum re-
sued. Blts. h. L. August, recording
t-afctary, and Mrs. William II. Tatum.
corresponding secretary.
an Ot these ladies with the exception Of
HAs LOvenstein. who was elected treasurer
Z. uiI The vacancy caused by the rosigna-
i0u " Mrs. j. Nj. R0enbaum, served IN
iur same positions last year.
Tho following ladies constitute the new
board Of Directors: Mrs. James A. Grigg,
Jn- j. J. Weisiger. Mrs. W. Hall Crew.
Mf-. Is. r. ShepperSon. Mrs. j. y. Moore,
NrN K. T. Aacomber, Mrs. j. NJ. Rosen-
baum. Mrs. II. l.. Pelouze, Mrs. William
II. LYMAN, Mrs. W. s. MURRAY, Mrs. w.
J dOsby Mrs. 5. H. Jacobs. Mrs. Charles
Mercer, Afs. Augustus ATsell.
5Ost before the meeting Of the Auxiliary
me old board held q meeting and trans
Aeted considerable routine business.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-04

While Fancy dress costumes and masks
Will b, df ri.,ir upon the occasion of the
taI the dancers VII not be required TO
wear these, although nearly every one
VIII % so. The effect produced by the
".u, quaint and striking gowns. OF the
It!i.s and the handsome suits OF the gen
t.,m.u viii hc a pleasing one, and the
dance when at its height, Will present "a
beautiful picture 10 the eye OF the be-
holder
s uAeu,fcent supper will he served III
tI. l.uguet-hall and a splendid orches ira
81 ten pieces under the leadership of Mr..
J.ln Kalunardt. will furnish music Tor the
t..a-iehureans.
Ile tail will begin promptly at O'Clock
and the collation. Will commence at ii
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