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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-03-17
FRENCH ELooUENce.
The Counsel for DE Lssseps Makes -
Able Plea.

The Counsel for DE Lssseps Makes ~
Able Plea.
PARIS, March l6. barbour, counsel tor
Charles De Lesseps, summed up Tor he
client In the Panama trial to-day. He
spoke at great length, always earnestly,
and often cloqucntly. Al tho beginning
Of the trial, no said, the case was 80 strong
that he was willing to try IL bofore jury
Of stockholders, and to-day he again OF.
pressed the conviction that he could sscure
do Lcsscps' acquittal. Tho court room
WINS well filled when he began to speak
and became crowded before he closed.
"Why had Charles De Lesscps been
selected TO bear the brunt of the charges
of bribery" he demanded, 'when others.
known to he guilty, had been untouched!
A charge fully MS serious as those against
DE Lcsseps could be made against doseu
other mon, but they wero either ignored or
permitted to escape. The prosecution
was bound to produce in court the testi-
lnony of those connected with the so-
called bribe givcrs and bribe takers. This
II has utterly failed to do. lemenoeau
might have given some conclusive testi.
lnony In tho trial but no was restrained
from doing SO. Tho ministers might have
given most vital information but they saw
III to withhold Il. Why had they not pro-
duced copies Of tho menacing telegrams
sent by Herr?
The advocate general said, "They arc
at your disposal"
Judge Des Jardins replied, "Let thsm
be produced in court Tomorrow"
Continuing. Mr.. Barbour asked, "Why
had Cornelius Horz been permitted TO flee
tho country? Why had he not been
seated among the prisoners, or at least
named among the accused? Merely be-
cause for 10 years hc had been tho broker
of the radical Darty"
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WILLARD REELECTED.
iorthera Pacific Election Guilty
Arson--A Conde IN ned (hinamaa.

Northern Pacific Election Guilty OF
Aroma Condemned Chinamsa.
CHICAGO, March l6.-Thc coroncr's jury
which has been investigating the fire of
Wednesday morning, in which three peo-
plc lost their lives. returned n verdict to-
night charging stephen J. Carter. owner
Of the Garden City Moulding company
with arson. Carter Is still in the hospital
suffering from Q broken leg and internal
injuries.
Al the annual meeting OF the Northern
Pacific road to-day. the old officers and
directors were reelected.
Jung Jack Win. the Chinauan who
killed his cousin, Lung Din kok. was
found guilty Of murder to-day aud con-
demncd to bc hanged.
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GETS A FREE LUNCH.
Tho Hawaiian Princess Entertained
Callers mt tho White House.

WAsIIISoToS, March lG.-Princess Kai-
ulani and her suite were entertained at
luncheon to-day on the receiving ship,
Dale. stationed at the Washington navy
yard. by the commanding officer and Mrs.
Houston.
There was n noticeable falling of in the
number of callers at the white house this
morning. Notwithstanding this fact.
thero were enough To keep every one busy
from the president to the ushers and door.
keepers.
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RiBOT'S DENIAL.
The French Premier Rays Everything Is
Not So,

The French Premier hays Everything Is
Not So.
PARIS, March 16.-In the chamber OF
deputies to-day Ribot, premier. denounced
ms abominablc the rimors in the newspa-
pers to tho effect that he made bargain
with Madame Cottu not to reveal the
names Of tho persons designated by ~"
mentioned in the Reinach list of checks,
given by Cornelius Herr to Andrieux, and
that "X' 10 a friendly power. "The prcsi-
dent of the bar committee" Ribot con.
tinued, "spoke to the counsel for NJ. Cottu
mt my request, and tho counsel denied
that he had any intention Of naming the
ambassador, being convinced that the
parsonage in question had nothing to do
with tho Panama corruption"
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TOWN AND GOWN.
Dublin Was the Scene Of Lively Riot
Yesterday Afternoon.

DubIln Was tho hcene OF Lively Kfots
Yesterday Afternoon.
LONDON, March i6.--An exciting scene
occurred in Dublin to-day. After Union
list meeting. 300 Trinity collcgians paraded
tho streets bearing tho British ensign. A
large and mcnacing crowd followed. yell.
ing. "Tcar II up" and singing. 1.-THE Boys
of Wexford" The students were armed
with cudgels and repulsed tho ugly rushes
of their opponents who, however, seized
the flag. At Grafton street q sharp strug.
gle occurred until the flag was rccapturcd
and the colIegians entered the college.
There were several skirmshes later in the
evening. The police finally dispersed tho
rival factions.
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ro leeture nm Hawaii.

wAsHISoroS, March l6.-Thurston and
Castle of the Hawaiian annexation COM
mission leave tomorrow night for Chicago
by circuitous routes. to fulfill several en-
sagemen,s TO speak on the subject OF
their mission to this country. Thurston
will speak at Norwalk, Conn.,, and to tho
students of the Cornell university a.
Ithaca
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MILAN, Tenn, March i6.-In q lonely
cabin in Lake county the bodies Of Abncr
Carter and wife Jennie were found claspcd
in each others arms. An empty revolver
lying between them told the tale. Satur-
day their baby died and they became de-
spondent and ended their troubles In
death. They left note saying: "Ncigh-
bors. we are going home. never TO return.
We were miserable in life, but will be
happy in death. Farewell"
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COLD KANSAS.

The funnower stat- EnJoys the luxury
OF u Biissard.
KANSAS Cry. March l6.--A heavy snow
storm began here at 10 o'clock this morn
ing and at noon is still falling. lndica-
tions arc excellent for n continuance aud
n development into a full ficdgcd blizzard.
Dispatches from Kansas points show the
storm is general throughout tho state. II
Is accompanied by cold wave from the
east. In some places the SNOW is drifting
badly,
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sr. PErERsBuRG. March i6.-owinR to
the spread of cholera in certain districts
Of Russia. a congress Of sanitary officers
has been summoned to meet and arrange
Tor protective measures against tho
disease. In the province of Podoiia,
which adjoins Galicia. the number Of cases
of cholera in the last fortnight Of Febru-
AIRY. according to the official report, was
.pl5, of which 80 were fatal.
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They hung th. nrutss.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. March IL. The res
idenis of Brundidge hanged Tom Brun-
son, co.orcd, last night. for brutally rapine
Mrs. Charles Sem. Another negro Apist
Was caught and it 10 also believed b will
be lynched. 1858
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II Is not often that you can buy hem.
stitched and embroidered, all linen
handkerchif worth from IS cents TO IS
cents each for the small sum of q quarter
Of dollar. But this lis precisely what the
Connell company will offer on Monday
and Tuesday next. They were fortunate
enough to secure lot of samples made up
for manufacturers agent, and bought
them in at tremendous discount.
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Burt~d with Iiouors.

NoRwALK. Conn.,, March i6.-The fun
eral services over the remains of Hon.
James W. Hyatt. ex-Cnited States trcas.
urcr. were held from his late residence and
from the Norwalk Methodist church this
afternoon. The obsequies were conducted
with Masonic honors.
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Gladstone and ka lisbury.

LONDON, March i6.-Lord Salisbury. ex-
premier and leader OF the conservatives,
Is suffering from severe attack Of infiu-
enia. As he is n vigorous man Of 6s. no
serious result is apprehended. Gladstone
has sent q courteous inquiry as TO the
health of his political antagonist.
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NO AGREEMENT REACHED.

The strikers on the Ann Arbor Road
Reject tho Proposed Comprornise.
TOLEDO. March 16.-Thc terms Of tho
proposed compromise were submitted by
the Ann Arbor road 10 tho strikers this
afternoon. Under II the road is to give 30
days notice before disinissing any em-
ploye and the employees are To give u like
notice of quitting. A scale Of wages is
also submitted. Tho strikers and Chief
Arthur declined To accept the terms Of tho
offer. The situation In considered grave.
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DRAGGED TO DEATH.
a Livingston Cattle Msa Meets with {
Fatal Accident-COurt News.

a Llvingston Cattle Msa Meets with .
Fatal iAccident-Court News.
Special Dispatch TO the Standard.
LIVINGSTON. March i6.-Jobn Forester.
butcher OF this city, met with an acci-
dent this morning which cost him his life.
lie had gone TO the upper Yellowstone
after cattle and, while coming down Deep
creek. his horse threw him, his left foot
catching in the stirrup. The horsc then
ran, dragging him nearly q mile. When
found. Forester Was unconscious. his
clothing torn. and his face kicked and
mashed to pulp. He died nj O'Clock
this evening.
The cases of Bloom and Northrup, the
two convicted murtierers. were before the
district court yesterday ON motions for
nov trials. Bills Of exception were filed
and the consideration OF tho cases was
postponed till Saturday, when the argu.
ments OH the same will be made.
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TWO MORE CONTRACTS.

The "stantiard" Gets tho Printing for Isa.
wailI and Deer Lodge Csunties.
Special Dispatch TO the STANDARD.
MIssouLA, March i8.-Tbe joint meet
ing of the commissioners OF Missoula.
Flatbcad and Ravalli counties. accom-
plished but little work to-day. The Flat
head commissioners and their legal advis-
crs arc out In full forcc and arc fighting
every proposition hard. The following
valuations were agreed upon Court house
square. Missouia, S30.mD; court house
building, $1,000; Jail building. sii.0o;
poor house, near Missoula, 1900; Jail
building At kalispci. SION.
The total Indebtedness Of Missoula
county was found TO be as follows: !:
Bonded. t2sa, ,1s0; ficated or warranted.
$50 ,6a9.i3. Out Of tho total assessed valua-
tion Of the old Missoula county. S9.i25, ,7G,.
Flatlead county cuts OF s2.il0.OO.
The Ravalli county commission ers to-
day awarded the contract for their county
records, books and stationery tn the
Standard Publishing company. This Is q
note worthy Of victory for Montana In
stitution. rs the competition for this work
was strong, representatives being on hand
from the largest manufacturing establish
ments In 81. Louis. Chicago, Topeka. ST.
Paul, Minneapolis and other cities. 4. Ii.
Haynes, the STANDARDS representative,
though about the last 10 arrive on tho field,
did most effective work for his company,
as tho result will attest.
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THEY WILL BE CONFIRMED.
Senator Murphy VIII Not Oppose Ne,
York Appointments.

WASHINGTON, March is. - Senator
Murphy of New York was asked tonight
II the report is true that he would attempt
to prevent the confirmation Of President
Cleveland's New York appointments.
"There is no truth In II whatever, replied
the senator.
"liow about the confirmation Of Robert
+. Maxwell and Edward b. Whitney,
"The New York senators will do nothing
10 delay their confirmation. On tho con-
trary they will aid in having them con.
firmed."
Bishop Brown Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church died here to-day, aged
rs years.
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PoRr JERyis, March l6.-Passenscr
trains on the Erie road eollidcd this morn-
ing near Lackawaxcn. A Pullman sleeper
was dcrailed and 10 passengers were hurt,
some seriously.
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L. the Naronic In sight.

Nsw YORK. March i6.-Rumors that tho
missing steamer Naronic Was sighted were
received here this afternoon from various
places mt distance. upto 3 p. IN. no
foundation for these rumors is known at
any sighting post ON this coast.
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EVAN LEWIS CHALLENGED.
Wants 20 Meet the Champio
Wrestler In Q Match.

Wrestler In Q uatch.
New YORK, March 16.-Erncst Roeber
to-day issued a challenge 10 Evan Lewis,
the champion catch-as-catch-can wrestler,
to wrestle in Groccoltoman style, best
three in five falls, for 81 600 side and tho
largest purse offered by any club. Should
Lewis not accept. Roeber will wrestie any
nan in the world on the same terms.
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CLEvgLAND'S PLAN.
IL 10 sAid That He win Rrappoint lila.
coin aud Grant.

coin aud Grant
WAsHIsuroS, March l6.-A hint OF
Cleyclaud's policy Of building up the new
party is given. Following the selection OF
Judge Gresham for the cabinet il is said ho
is going to appeal to tue sentimental re-
publicans 10y keeping Minister Lincoln at
London and Minister Fred Grant at
Vienna.
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Special Ditphtch 70 The StahdaTd
DEER LODGE, March l6.-Thc board Of
county commissioners to-day awarded the
contract for printing tho county recovSls,
booss s4,ionery to the 5 standard Pub
prcsent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
HOME NEWS
NETWORK CITY.

The shipment Of American apples abroad up to
April q nmounir' to 1lGo91O barrels, against
4337aj for the corresponding time last year
The importation Of IananaS into N"w-iork la March
amounted To PSI. Isl lunches.
The Water Registers receipts for Croton water use
last week were s3,.1Go -.
The regular monthly meeting OF the SchoolmaserN
Association was held yesterday morning In Hamilton
Hall, Columbia College. &. l.. Harrington presided
and T. G.. Mitchell acted as SECRETARY. Professor
Henry f. Osborn. Of rr department Of biology. Co
lumbia College. read instructive paper on Science
Teaching I'm the schools
A reception will le given TO Mr. and Mrs. Con
stnntin Makonsky at the Hotel savoy on Monday ana
Tuesday afternoons, from Ia aud to 10 p. III.
Tn. Invitations are issued 10y the Russian CONSUL
General C. W. Schumann. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. schu
manu. IT, and Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ii. schumann. A
collection OF works OF art by Constan,m Makohsky
will also be on exhibition.
The telegraph op, rators In the Western Union Office
will give IA dinner to ". j. Dealy. manager Of III"
main Office next Tuesday evening ut the Central
Opcra House. In East SiXtys"vcntlSt.. In honor OF
his promotion to the place OF superintendent OF the
commercial news department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
CROP PROSPECTS ~ THE WEST.

Chicago. April (SpccaD.-The ground In the spring
wheat belt Is In excellent shape for the reception ol
The seed, ard throughout Minnesota and the Dahotah
spr.ng wheat seeding has been pushed forward
rapidly The season is II little later than 1so2 but
as the conditions could hardly be better than now,
farmers will lose little time. southern Minnesota re-
port, that a large acreage Of spring wheat has Deem
put In the ground This week. seeding OF oats ana
wheat has generally begun in Iowa. but Is not aS
forward rs in most Of the other surplus producing
states throughout Eastern Nebraska most OF the oats
n now in the ground from onchalf t. three fortis Of
IN. oats are sown throughout Central Nebraska In
a great many places throughout Kansas and Missouri
rains are badly needed. In Northern Missouri wheat
has shown growth this week. but cannot possibly
make " good u crop last year. Wheat does moi
cover the ground In Northern Kansas, except In DC
caslonal fields In Eastern Kansas some OF the best
fields CT wheat beginning TO cover the ground. In
Central Illinois wheat Is looking little green. but
does no, nearly cover the ground. In southern Illinois
the hot winds to bc damaging the crop. In
Central Indiana in a good many helds, the wheat
coyer, the ground WELL In southern and Central
Indiana the prospects are improving The wheat In
Northern Ohio the ground well. but coed rain
* I'd ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
Mr.. STRAUS AND MS COAL Ei PERIMENT.


TO the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: In RESPONSE TO numerous letters asking foe
information about the coal yards established BY me %
sell coal to the poor cost. submit the following
figures. as the yards about 10 close:
Number OF tickets sod20. sol 5-cent tickets, pro-
curing 20 and % pounds 1903 1Ocent tickets, pro
curing 40 and 30 pounds: 1..s2 accent tickets, pro
curing 30 and - pounds: 233 20 cent tickets. pro-
curing 80 and 100 pounds 3I:l 25.ccn tickets. pro.
caring 100 and l35 pounds.
The coal at the start cost me- =. 30 per tcn-aftcr.
ward tho companies reduced II Ia - 3o-hcnce at
the beginning twenty pounds We're sold for cents,
later. twenty five pounds for cents.
The retail dealers and p,tlcrs were charging from
10 10 IA cents for small measure. which equal
10 from Si2 TO $40 ton. Purchasers received
liberal measure with the view OF their obtaining small
quantities the basis OF - for the long (2si0
pounds. The proceeds covered tho original cost;
the labor necessary To handle II left ont OF the
calculation. The patrcn, the thrifty. orderly
and sefrcspccing laborrrs. their wives and chidr
Almost without exception they avcrsc T. ssrutiny
into their condition. The experiment has demon.
strated empiatcally that within the crowded districts
there are many thousands OF men and women Who
shrink from receiving charity. bur wi, gladly and
gratefully avail themselves Of every opportunity 10
make their scan earnings go far possible.
The Dock Commissioners materially assisted the work
by permitting the OF Tie piers free OF charge,
and desire to make public acknowledgement Of my
obligation TO them. II the same facilities are ex'
tended shall reopen the yards next fall
New York. ApIil .. 1875. NATHAN srRACS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
4 RECEIrEE FOE THE KALDENBERG COMPANY

The +. j. Kahenbury Company. manufacturers OF
niecrschaum pps, springs. ivory and rubber
goods at 40 2Il to 22o Fast Thirty -thIrd-St. has
placed In the hands OF receiver at the request
Of the trustees in View Of the financial difficulties
which had uvertakcn II. together with the individual
assignment OF +. J. Kaldcnbrrs lie president. Chr
rncc Lexow. OF Nyack. has been appointed ten
porary receiver by Judge Dykman. ut White Plains
his bond being fixed at sI0OO The trouble OF the
company Is attributed to several causes. the strngoncy
I'm the money market. slow collections. poor sales
and the failure OF n European house owing the
Iany "A large The company has notes under
discount il i said. amounting 10 S25O. 600 OF which
$4,000 mature during the present month. Holders
Of notes which had already maturd demanded their
money and refused to extend the notes, and on n.
count OF the financial stringcncy the company
unable to obtain further accOmtnOda lions.
Tie liabilities OF the company outside of the amount
due to +. j. Kaldcnberc placed at s21j 900. of
which S.3OO notes Endorsed by L. j.
Kaldcnberg The latter has advanced over 300 600
Of his private means TO aid the company and has also
allowed IL the OF the factory premises. which
said for rent The consist largely of property
valuable stock OF merchandise, and In process Of
manufacturer; machinery, plant, etc. The quick
assets have been exhausted in providing means for
hope that the company could be saved. The an
nual report Of It's condition on January last claimed
assets Of T,jo,oOo. Friend, OF Mr.. kaldenberg
think that II they carefully handled there viii
Of the notes out. $4,000. 1t is sald discounted
through the branch In Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
SCHOOL TEACHERS AT THE URANIA' THEATRE

The auditorium Of Carnegie Music Hall was crowded
on Wednesday night. the usually larg" audience being
increased by the presence OF more than 900 teachers
from the public schools Of this city, Who took al
vantage OF the special rates OF admission offered To
chem by the directors OF the Urana' Theatre Garrett
r. scryfss his opening address. made some special
remarks TO the teachers explaining the nature ana
aims OF the "Uranla" enterprise and telling OF the
desire Of Mr. Carnegie and his associates to secure The
cooperation Of all those who engaged In the prac
,,ca, work Of education. lie said that the objects OF
the "Urania, lectures and exhibition were 10 furnish
high order Of entertainment and to serve the cause
OF popular education
There never had been such combination OF the
MAGICAL powers Of electricity with the Ingenuity OF
.,oc. craft as had been effected for the purpose OF
disp,ayng the attractions and wonders OF science oil
science regarded twin sister OF art Astronomy,
rco,ocv md the wonders OF the face OF the earth had
tecn The subjects thus far treated. In order that
no teacher in the public schools should BE- Ignorant
ne 10 the character Of the new enterprise "Uranla
q, popuIar education. II had been arranged that dur
ING the remainder of this season all teachers could;
mo, pplication, obtain tickets Of admission ut special
rats similar ProylsioD had been made ior IN,
henent OF children In the public schools, TO whom Tue
ordinary prices Of admission might Be bar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-09
rop COLONIAL LOAN EXHIBITION.

7, Is proposcd that the Dlftcen original stae' '"
io,, I'm an his, ,rca loan exhibition at Chi'neo HILL
IN that end space has been reserved IN "" io""u'
NJ the Government Building. where the Departments
., Stat. and Justice viii exhibit their treasures !"
tbc space granted TO this state viii b" shown por
traits miniatures silver. autographs ana r'hcs Oh IL"
lird. which have blong,d to persons prominent J"
the state from It's first settlement untll l-oo' III
,hc New. York state Building room has bceh pac"
At the disposal Of the Committee on colonial ana
Revolutionary Exhibits. named herewith. III VINO"
will b. shown articles illustrating the domestic MS
tory OF the state. Tut which may not have belonged
TO historical perrons.
The committee requests that list OF those r'hc'
which II di,iduas are willing 10 send TO Chicago IT,
sent TO Mrs Frederic X. Jones, No. 81 East Eleventh
ST. at once, 50 tina. the committe" may designate
IN. objects which they would like 10 have sent L"
chicago The following constitute the committee
Mrs Frederic X. Jones. chairman; MIS- A"Aamu'I
Hamilton Mrs riip schuyler. Mrs }. q. n. bu-r'
Mrs J, i. L. Irhyn. Mrs. Rayard Livingston, Mrs.
George Clinton Genet. Mr.. schrrnrripiii Mt, H'rA
ondrr stevens Miss sarah Cooper Hewitt, MrN. 1ohn
Jay. Mrs. William bayard Van Renss,l .r' MIS- SUI,
vcsaut Fish, Mr.. william q. Hamilton MIS-. rDnv-
clnenr Merits. Mrs. J. h. Van Rensselaer, Mt" .'r
cnce Winthrop Bowen. Miss Anna Roosevelt ana Miss
Mary Wharton WadswOrlh.
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PLAINFIEID.

o,or,,r hor WAS tcld last Friday night NJ NV
- ,no rn,on County Country Club. Inc
,"anos.os wore Mrs Henry g. Runkic. Mrs. Z. D.
Fisk Mrs. George H. Thomas, Mrs. j. Parker N',u"
Mrs Clifton Wharton. jr.. Mrs. H. W. s'oeN'o"' ' "
pllny Fisk. Mrs william L. saunders MIS-: r. Tv,rr
Rc,nbar Mrs. J. Is. Dumont, Mrs. Mason W. wv ~
Mrs Rowland Cox. Mrs. J Eyar,S lr,cS Mr. samuel
linn Mrs. " r. Kaufman, Mrs. r., b. Mr." Mrs
Mrs. Charles F. Erooks Mr.; w L.wS =. sirwnp The
j. Edgnr 'on,. min nh.,rn Of the affair were Harry
orp,cn r. FIX. Tny Fisk. j. Parker Mason, H. r.
NUM- ..,n,a, oor,c last people prominent IN Fan
vi iT"' Society. gave II ball at the t3n""ooa
c%bhorsc Among lie guests present Mere and Mrs
ATS; r n,, ,hc Misses Pcutz Mr. and Mrs. W. LAY
Mr and Mrs j. Lawreaec Jonn Mi. S sNyGsm.
WIN -. ,t,s, yrcd,ulnrtit 81 Freehold y. D. MlS'
EcSe'tS. Of Elizabeth and Miss EloSe B. Orcr' u
Cincinnati.