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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1893-06-03
Princeton-Harvard Umpire Row.

authorit alive vindica,ion Of Princeton's position
with regard to the umpning OF the second
Princeton Harvard game, played at Cambridge
on May 3O:-"At the first game with Harvard,
Uriah Murray, who had been selected as one of
the umpires for the series, gave such general
dissatisfaction that Captain King Immediately
ployment of Murray. The protest seemingly was
all owed, and some time before the second game
Mullen, who nmpired the Yale-University of
ton TO take the place of Murray. Harvard did
not accept this suggestion, however. and Capt.
Cling inferred that Hopkins. who had never been
challenged would umpire alone. Upon reach
ing Cambridge Murray was present at the field.
aud made his preparations to act as umpire.
whereupon Capt. King reiterated his former
protest and refused to allow the Prince ton team
TO play until Murray had been Withdrawn"
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TERRAPIN BOWLERs.

VIII Close the Season Next Friday-The
Medal Winners.
The Terrapin Bowling Club will hold
Its closing meeting on next Friday even
ing, at Giebel's Hail, on Rose avenue,
Greeuville. The gold and silver medals,
which were offered TO the mem
bers making the highest average will
he won by Charles HerIs and
II. Linde respectively. They canDnt be
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beaten. The gold medals for the highe t
score will probably gp Buckbioder, who
has a score OF 2l9 The past e,snn WAS
was a most successful one for ItTa Terra I.
pins. Every Que OF the numerous prize
bowling contests aud receptions were
well attended aud much enthusiasm was
manifested by the members.
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Lori1lard,s Annual Games

The annual picnic and games of the Lori Hard
Athletic Club will be held at Caiedonian Park on
Tuesday, July a. The events, which will be
run, handicap; $50 yards novice run. scratch.
and one and two mile runs, both handicap.
Valuable prizes will be awarded to first second
and third in each event. Entries close Monday,
June 26, with J. J. Farrell, No. III First street,
CITY r Ae
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EzSS Hip. Kidney and Uterine Pains and
&&3f$1K Weaknesses relieved in one min
E4H4&lH5p ute by the Cuticura Anti-Pafn
HzzA&p Plaster the first and only pain-kll-
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THE BOYD BOWERS.
Had A Good Time Mt the Academy and
Washington Last Night.

Had A Good Time Mt the Academy and
Washington Last Night,
The John Boyd Bowling Club which has
headquarters adjoining the Court House.
saw "The Bohemian Grip at the Acad-
envy last night. The club occupied four
rows of the middle seats. Among those
present were: Mr.. John Boyd, Director-at
Large B~ruggemann, John Noonan, Assist
ant Clerk OF the Boagd of F~reeholders, Ed.
Reardon and the Misses Reardon, Mrs.
Steltman, Ex-Sheriff Heintz, his Agife aud
daughter, A. S. Manning. storekeeper at
Snake Hill, Col. Mike Brown, Ignatius
Noonan, William Baxter, George ", Ber-
ry, w. A. Talson, John Y. Burke, j.. Fer
name, 7. j. Cummings, T, 2. Casey, Mark
Cinlev. Paul Opp. Sames Moran. f.. Rear
don, j. M. Kelly, Fred Daum and John
Moran.
After the opera the company had lunch
at the Hotel Washington.
Diamond Chips.
The Crescent Base Ball Club Of the Heights de-
feated the Bayonnes yesterday afternoon. The
game was played in Bay and the score was
tod.
The results of yesterd avs League games
Cleveland, s; New York, :; Pittsourg, z;
Brooklyn 4; Boston, IL; Louisville, 8; Chicago,
The Puritan B. G. Of Greenville will cross bats
with the Roseville b. c. at Rosegille this after
noon.
The attendance is larger in all the league
cities this year than since the prosperous
season of 1889.
Race Nelson of the Puritans is an excellent
fielder and shows at times an ability to bat He
is one of the players who reflects credit on the
national game.
The Orange A. c. team is not playing as
good bali as their admirers expected. Gilroy. it
seems, is Handicapped by the new rules and is
not pitching as effective ball as last season.
CarboneU is somewhat slow in fleeing, while
Buell. is not doing himself justice.
The members of the New YORK, Brooklyn,
Pittsburg and st. Louis base ball clubs viii on
next Wednesday evening attend the Broadway
Theatre as the guests of De Wolf Hopper.. The
night has been designated as Base Ball Night
All the boxes have been reserved for the
knights of the diamond which, together
with the auditorium. lobbies aud foyer
or the spacious playhouse, will be
deliberately and becomingly deco
rated with bunting, flags and flowers. Mr..
Hopper will introduce verses and locaiisms ap-
propriate TO the occasion, and Mr.. Digby Bell
will assist his brother comedian to entertain the
guests of the evening. he having kindly volun-
teered TO recite The Tough Boy on the Right
Field Fence Judge Cullon, President Byrne,
and other well known baseball enthusiasts will
be present, as well as Mike Kelly, John NJ. Ward,
Roger Conner, Scissors" Fouts, and other
popular ball tosssrs.
The N. J. A. c. will meet the Staten Island
Cricket Club at Bergen Point this afternoon.
The Orange A. L. and Princeton will play a
match game at Orange this afternoon.
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ACHING SIDES AND BACK,

pTNIPLEs. black heads. red, rough. chapped
I1N1 and oily skin cured by CUTIcURA SOAP.
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CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston.
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cuticura ResoIvent,

The new Blood and Skin Purifier, internally 10
cieanse the bIooi.of all impurities and poisonous
elements). and CUTIcuRA, the Great Skin Cure. ana
CCTIoURA SOAP, an exquisite Skin Beautffer. ex-
fernaily 10 clear tho skin and scalp. and restore
tile hair, instantly relieve and speedily cure every
species OF ltchtng. burning, scaly. crusted, piinpiy.
scrofuIcus aud here ditary diseases and huinors of
tile skin, scalp and blood. with loss of hair, from
Infancy 60 age, from pimples to s~crofuia.
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The Black Patti,

AMERICAS CoLoRED QUEEN oFsoNG
Will Slug at the Emory N. E. Church.. corner
Bergen and Belmont avenues, Jersey City Heights,
TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE I3. '93,
FOR the benefit of the church, assisted by
JAMES S. the Celebrated Humorist, and
the Mecklems Harp and Saxophine.
Admission 80 cents. Children % cents,
Tickets now on sale from the ofncere ana teacn-
ers of the church.
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THE RUSSIAN EASTER.
now THE D.<Y OF RESURRECTION ~
CELEBRATED THERE.
The Difference Between Its Observance In
America and in Foreign Lands.
Some Curious Customs.

The Queen OF the Festivals, Easter
comes when all the world is gay. It's joy
full. religious significance Is accompanied
with the fresh beauty OF spring after
natures long rcpose in the grave OF
winter. Throughout the Union It Is ce'e-
brated with appropriate sacred music
and the churches are fragrant with
flowers. Denominations she most re-
moved from ritualistic Observance rccog-
nize its sweet return. while TO Catholics
and Episcopalans Il is the time when
all the faithful are expected to take their
communion. In every country OF Europe
excepting Mohammedan Turkey, the ieast
OF the resurrection is n season OF spec@i
sreligious rejoicing. most welcome 10 those
who have imposed upon themselves the
lsrigors OF Lent. and who honor the re,
-turn OF Faster with the donninS o.
kbrightly cheerful apparel.
or course. the ladies make the best use
D.of this seasonabie custom, than whlch
knothing could be more appropriate. Iney
kblossom with the spring. and no'hlls
kmore pleasing Is 10 be seen In TINS WORK
Hng-day world than the pretty girls IN
Istheir new bonncts and spring dresses
I+on a sunny Easter Sunday New YORK
k.people REGARD with special pride the
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procession Of Fifth avenue in the after
noon OF that day. where the graces Of
the fascinating American girl are seen 10
excellent advantage, as. radiant as the
morn, animated and sweetly fluent, she
makes proud the heart Of her escort,
who, In his subordinate way, manfests
a proper regard for the season and the
occasion.
Attired in a style which does honor 10
his tailor and wearing the modest dccOra-
ton OF a spring blosso n. he is dignifed
by the appreciation of his privilege to
be the escort Of a lovely Easter girl.
An Important anniversary in many
lands, Easter is the great national reli-
gious festival Of Russia. in comparison
10 It. all others occupy altogether Sc
condary positions. Not only the Russian
at home, but the exile in foreign lands,
thrills responsive at the name OF Easter
as at that Of no other feast on the cal
endar, for with him II awakens all the
sympathes and tender recOllections that
we associate with Christmas.
II is a great time of holiday, OF home
gathering. of gifts. of good will towards
ali men. Il is also the welcome sequel
10 the longest and most vigorous fast
observed in any countryside Russian
Lent. Seven weeks of penitental vigil
are endured before the dawn Of Easter
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are open. however, and the rush Of shop
pers is tremendous. This is because
Easter is the time for giving presents
lust as Christmas is with us, aud every
one puts on n new suit of cloth IS on
Easter morning At this period the de-
llVcries of purchases from the dry goods
stores are Of amazing volume, and by
evening every one you meet Is bound 10
be laden down with parcels OF one kind
or another. The shopping fever only
RACES during the latter half OF the week,
for on Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday
Of Holy Week all commerce Is suspended.
Another great feature of Russian
Easter-tide is the house-clelning. which
every good and pious housekeeper is
sure to inaugurate. The house is turn
ed out o'windOws" with q vengeance;
cleansing. painting and polishing become
the order Of the day. The floors Of the
principal apartments are turned into what
a stranger might suppose was a skating
rink, but is actually the effect produced
by two or three men Swimming over the
boards with brushes fastened TO .he soles
Of their feet. and sometimes accompany
ing the motion with song. At Easter
time in Russia cleanliness, instead of
being the next thing to, actually is,
Goodness, and in observance Of this max
i'm there ensues one great universal Mus
COVite wash. the public baths are crowded
and he who neglects to battle early
and often" IS regarded as a pariah.
In writing of this season IL would never
do 10 omit mentioning the celebration
which takes place about once in three
years. This is the making Of the Holy
Chrism, a ceremony performed invariably
either al Moscow or Kief. The chrism
oil is used for baptismal purposes; for
the conservation Of the Metropolitan and
the coronation Of the Gar The making
Of the Myro. as the oil is called begins
on the Monday morning Of Passion Week.
The Metropolitan attends al the Sac
risty Of the Patriarchs in Moscow, lights
fire. pours in a gallon and reads the
gospel and after this the oil is kept boil
ing for three days and nights. while
monks stand over and stir it with silver
ladies'. priests reading the gospel mean
time. Eight hundred or nine hundred
mounds Of olive oil mixed with about
fifty gallons OF white Lisbon wine are
used. and this is perfumed with franklin
cense and other things. The final Cere-
mony takes place when the oil is put into
two silver caldrons upon a porcelain
stove and stirred with silver ladies by
six deacons in vestments Of black and
silver. In the centre of the room is a
large silver vase. the gift Of Empress
Catharine H., and into this the chrism
is poured to receive the benedicuon. At
the side are placed a number of smaller
silver vases, in which the oil is eventually
sent away. People attend in crowds TO
dip bits Of cotton wool In the holy mix
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Kind OF toy and sweetmeat dear 10 the
children of the people. Quaint dolls.
angels. cakes made with poppy seed.
fantastfcally decorated Easter eggs. and
above all. sacred branches OF the en-
blematic willow are on sale and are sell
in, ranidlv everywhere and TO everyone.
The way is thronged with peasants and
BOURGEOIS. passing and requesting In an
endless living stream. In and out, forward
and backward, among the gayly decked
booths. ever seeking and finding some
new object 10 interest them and attract
them. Watching these proletarial pleas
ure-seckers and enjoying themselves In
ALI equal degree according TO their own
fcshion, the aristocratic occupants or
handsome carriages form n long process
sion Of their own. These people have
come out TO look and zee for themselves
how the other half lives. 1t has beeh
said. I think, by one OF themselves that
the English are a people who take their
pleasures seriously, but II this be true
OF the English IL does not apply to the
Russians. Upon this little stopping-pla',e
IN the long Lenten pilgrimage-this VIII
low day eve-they temporarily break
the fast" Of asceticsm and plunge for
the moment into a brief forgetfuness OF
gloomier things. They are completely
given over 10 pleasure ana tnelr Balety is
OF the wholc-souled kind.
Al 6 =. NJ. vesper services are held;
every one who attends carries a lighted
candle and receives from the priest
sprig Of willow which has been agrevi
ously blessed. This ceremony CORES
ponds to the serving out Of blessed
Palms in the Catholic Church and typi-
fics the entrance Of the Savior into Jeru-
salem.
Holy Week ushers in constant season
OF prayer and somberness. The clubs are
closed and street musicians forbidden
TO ply their trade. The shops and stores
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stupendous EASTER (Monday) SALE
~ HANDSOME DRESS GOODS-all the
new shades OF Hellotrope. Old Rose
Reseda. Old Blue. New Green, rams
Erninence. &C., are here In magnlh-
cent array Of beauty and elegance.
Eiftv nieces fine Wool Dress Goods.
IN all new and desirable shades, such as
reseda. eminence, old blue, GA rose
helIotrope, tans and grays, new green
and navy blues, at 20. a yarI. Ihese
shades are very scarce, but you can hnd
plenty OF them here.
An5tner lot Of fine Worsted Whlpcords
-superlor goods for the price-in all new
shades. only 25c. These goods make up
as handsome as the 5Oc. grade.
Superior fine Wool Cashmere, equal 10
anv zoe goods in the city as 20 beauty,
fun 80 inches wide, in all new shades,
and they are to be sold at BIC. a yard.
22-inch Dress Goods. nice shades. half
wool. make up beautiful. 12ilc a yard.
Fine Hortense Cloth, for capes, in all
shades. St.0O a yard. These goods are
celebrated for their smoothness Of finish
and durability Of wear.
5f-inch Ladies' Cloth, In all shades. 5oc.
a yard.
Fine Bengalines. Henriettas, serges,
Whipcords and Plumtas. in ell the
beauty Of this seasons productions, from
home and foreign manufacturers, Ooc.'
Coo, 75c soc. and S1.OO a yard.
Exclusive patterns in elegant Novel
ties. such as are seldom shown at such
prices as we have marked ours: the styles
are magnificent, the beauty bewildering-
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Nowhere can be found such a display
Of handsome Black Dress Goods as are
here. our stock consists Of all tie latest
novelties in whipcOrds, bengalines, serges'
cashmeres, hannels broadcloths' crepe
cloths and Henrettas. which is not the
least desirable among our assortment.
THE REAL HENRIETTA retains its
appearance for many years. and is TO-
day I'm all desirable respects the queen
Of all Black Dress Goods.
French Chalies, I'm oak and light
grounds. with handsome figures, 62Ec.
yard.
Fine Wool Challles. light and dark
grounds. lSc. and 20c. yard.
Fine French Organdies, I'm lovely tnts'
almost invisible figures recurring dell
cato solid color for BACKGROUND 10 bring
out the true effect, which Is exquisite
These are 37i5c. yard.
SILK DEPARTMENT.
The array Of beauty and elegance IN
this stock is perfect. embracing the most
otrope. new green, old rose, FANS and
gravs. every style and color in plain,
changeable and figured China and Surah
silks.
WASH DRESS GOODS.
Irish Lawns-buy them now while you
can get first choice: later in the season
YOU will not be able TO do so-i2l5c.
yard. our assortment is the incest and
prattiest We ever had.
Fine Zephyr Ginghams. that sell any
where for 12iac., our Easter price l0c.
yard.
Nice Dress Ginghams, 1-3c., sell every
where for Zoe.
SILK Velyets 10 match all Dress Goods.
our own Dress Shields. &c., 1Oc., l5c.,
2Oc. and 2jc. apiece.
Figured Cottage Curtain Muslin with
border, 23c a yard.
French Satteens in n great variety Of
patterns. all new and beautiful. worth
25c yard. Easter price 15c.
GLOVES.
Fine Taffeta SILK Gauntlets, in tans
blues and black, DC.
Isle Thread Gloves. IN tans and blacks,
pc
Pure Spun silk Gloves, tans. grays
and blacks, soc. pair.
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THE TOWER
Corner Second and Broad SITS.

Kid Gloves. button and lace fastening.
tans. grays and modes. si00 and tl25
q pair.
Gents Fine Neglgee Shirts. in all new
spring styles, at Si0O apiece.
Gents outing Shirts. neatly made. DC
and JOc.
Gents Fine Cheviot Shirts. guaranteed
10 wash, 50c apiece.
Gents Fine Linen Bosom Shirts. felled
seams double back and front. New York
mills cotton SOC. apiece.
Fine p. X. Bosom shirts. sizes a.
1917. 1GIa and II, reduced from 75c. 10
4Oc. apiece on account OF odd sizes
Gents Fine Dress Shirts. plain. pleatei
and =. X. bosom. reduced 10 75c.. s. ~
Of the best Poppered Jeans. 37izc.. Sc
and Sl25 apiece.
Gents Bleached Jeans Drawers. made
and 50c q pair
Boys shirtwalsts. DC. 37Nc. and 5oc.
aees 10 Il years
Ladies' Egyptian Ribbed Vests. 1Oc..
12i4c.. l5c.. fSc. and DC.
Ladies' Shirtwaists made IN the new
est styles Of best calico. chambray and
percales. 43c.. 5Oc.. roc. and 9Oc.
LADIES' WRAPPERS AND HOUSE
DRESSES.
What's the use OF worrying about max
ing a dress when you can purchase one
here so cheap.
Five hundred Ladies' Wrappers. made
Of the best calicOes. percales. ginghams
chambrays and Irish lawn. Nice Calico
Wrappers at SIC. Calico Wrappers ~
800. Percale Wrappers $50 and Sl75
Chambray and Bingham Wrappers 81 %
and SlJ0 Percale and Irish Lawn Wrap
pcrs $500 apiece These are an hand
somely made up and trimmed in Hamburg
lace, with zoulve and rufe
LADIES CAPES
IN all different styles and colors, mad,
IN he latest fashion. $3.50 20 SIT
apiece. Some exceedingly handsome ones
among them: also a nice line OF lace and
beaded capes.
LADIES' PARASOLs.
4 large display OF Fancy Parasols.
ladies' and misses: also ~ sun and rain
Umbrellas. SOC. $i0O. $L25. $50. S-75.
500 10 $3.50 apiece.
our stock Of ladies' Fine Muslin Tn
derwear consists Of aii the newest things
OF this seasons production. cur prices
are the lowest and the garm 1ts are an
handsomely trimmed in Torchon and
Hamburg edges.
INFANTS CAPS AND BONNETs
15c.. csc. 3Oc., 37iac. 45c.. 5oc CSC.
T5c., Soc - &C., SlV0, SID To 40.
INFANTS CLOAKS.
A large assortment OF fine /nhroiter-
Cd Cloaks, I'm tan and cream. long ari
short. handsomely made. $40 Sl7j.
50 -. $3.50, $40. $500 to $1,000 apiece
MATTINGS AND FLOOR OIL CLOTHS
Fully anticipating the wants ot orr
customers and the trade generally, ~
have made extra preparations 70 supply
their wants In this line.
Good Mating at Pie, 15c., 10 PC,
isc, 20c 22c., &C, SOC. and o'l4c. per
yard.
Five hundred pieces Just received from
New York auction
Floor Oil Cloth IN a great variety az
patterns md widths at DC, 30c., 3lHc,
zoe. epic. 7Jc. Sc. and 500 for the
best iinoleum.
LACE CURTAINS.
A grand display Of real handsome
STYLES. exquisite and artistic patterns,
an 3ib and yards long and tape bound
AT 800 20 $1,000 q window.
Lace Curtain Stretchers
WHITE BED SPREADS.
Several large lots IN excellent quality
large size and beautiful designs. one
special lot al S1.25, worth 800 apiece
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ture. On Holy Thursday there is a pro-
cession from the Sacristy to the Cathe-
dral OF the assumption with the oil vases.
and Mass Is said by the Metropolitan.
In The intervening years. when there is
no making OF the MyrO. that cerem my
Is replaced by the washing of the feet
OF the poor.
Thursday at o'clock in the evening
a remarkable service is held in the Ca
thedral OF he Assumption at Moscow
The congregation hold lighted candles
ana twelve passages are read from the
Gospels. Good Friday. during the day
time. wooden box called the Tomb of
Christ is brought into the middle of the
church. At +. NJ. vespers are sung
and the body is placed In the Tomb The
body consists OF figure painted on silk
Only upon Good Friday may the great
belle Of Moscow be heard from it's tower
In the Kremlik. excepting, of course,
when q Car or q Metropolitan dies. Its
deep and sonorous thunders roll upon the
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the masses. 1t is the common people"
who perseve-e 10 the end. The higher
classes content themselves with Keeping
the first and the last weeks of Lent only.
1 have aireay said that the celebration
OF Eeaster Is the great festival Of Russia.
II IL also the principal event OF the year
IN the Eastern Church. There is no mi
careme in a Russian Lent. but our Palm
Sunday which the Russians call Willow
day. affords mild substitute.
In order 20 preserve 20 the best advan-
tage the striking picturesque textures
OF this feast there Is no better place fer
the stranger 20 visit than the time
honored capital. where all the Tsdrs have
been crowned historic Moscow
On Willow day eve II Is well worth
while 10 witt the Krssnoi. as tbs great
Red square In front OF the Church OF
saint Basil. by the Kreuljp. Is called,
Ana Soc the interminabls rows OF booths,
{nree deep. ranged along under the Krem-
u wal. and niled with every imaginable
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A RUSSIAN EASTER FAMILY FEAST.
day brings a much needed relaxation and
relief During the first four weeks no
animal food IS parta6en Of and the
thing is carried SO far by some people as
90 prevent them from using sugar, be
cause that commodity is supposed to be
clarified by bullocks' blood.
The one thing that stands by the Rus
sian in the midst OF his Lenten tribula-
lions is the abundant supply Of fish
Few places I'm the world approach Rus
STA I'm this regard and from personal
experience ] can certify TO the fact that
the bounty Of Providence is duly APP
preciated II is only fair to state, how
ever. that the ordeal of Lent. in its full
est acceptation. is only undergone by
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before the WI Gle vitality was stolen away
Or. David's Iodo-Ferrated Sarsaparila
stops the progress OF all blood diseases.
and makes you healthy. vigorous and
well.
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The IBest Of All.

The Dest Of All.
One dozen Fine Cabinet Photos and
one Handsome iQx11 Picture for only g.
G. n. KING,
Davis Branch Gallery. SIS Broad Street.
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Miss Emily B: Bagby. Amanda Baker
Mrs Mary S. Benton, Mrs. Nancy Barn IS.
Miss Grace N. Bracket, Mrs. l.. ".
Bruce. Lucy Brown. Maggie Brown, Julia
Brown. Mrs. Susanna Brown, Annie
Brown. Mrs. Susan Burmyer. MISS Mary
j. Buckley,
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Miss Francis Cawthorne. Mrs. Teresa
Clore. Mrs. Mary Chatham, Mrs. Martina
Christian, Miss Lollie Coleman, MRS. IL.
Il. Coleman, Sarah Crenshaw. Haruehia
cunningham,
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George TAYLOR. w. S. Terry. James
Townes, j. G. Trant, j. b. Trippe, Rev.
Daniel Tucker,