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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

| IN. .. NlCuOis VI OiohoSo ""o ."
the city Tuesday.
james N. Collins of Joplin was In
the city Tuesday.
j. w. Roundtree of Joplin was in
the city Saturday.
H. L. Gongwer of Columbus was
in the city Sunday.
DIR. McWillims was up from Mi
ami OH business Monday.
e. A. Hoag Of Mcdfor:1, Oregon,
was in Baxter Tuesday.
Mrs. L. Beach OF New York was
in Baxter last Saturday.
&C. L. Rose of Joplin visited Bax-
ter Springs on Sunday.
j. c. Cox and wife Of Spring City,
Mo-, were in the city Sunday.
ID. NJ. Jones OF Columbus was in
the city Saturday on business.
p. G.. Tate of Fort Scott transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
II. S. Potter and n. j. Reeves were
over from Galena on business Monday.
j. C.. Thurmond and wife oi
Webb City were in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Boughton of Galena
visited friends in this city Wednesday.
-R. II. Owings and Alex. Donald
son of Olncy, Mo, were in the city
Sunday.
H. +. Tussey and w. A. Mears of
Columbus were in the city Monday on
business.
-Chas. L. Dagenctt of the Miami
Chief was in the city Monday on a
business "trip.
Matthias Splitlog, the millionaire
Wyandotte Indian, was III the city
Tuesday morning.
p. V. Sutton and A. Mccoy of
Falkland, l. r., were in the city OH
business Wednesday.
-. NJ. Greenman, manager of the
Kansas Moline Pillow company, is in
the city on business.
Harry Slough and wife came over
from Galena Tuesday to take in the
bSSOt utloh u"y Sei''SSS'
Geo. Il. Mcclellan came over from
Webb City Wednesday morning TO
visit relatives and friends.
L. Stroup, j. w. Whitaker and
w. B. Bird of Webb City were in the
city Tuesday OIL fishing trip.
-Drs. L. y. Salmon and E. De S.
Harden, opticians, were over from
Joplin Tuesday on professional bust
ness.
p. l.. Soper of Topeka, United
States district attorney FOR this dis
trict, was in the city Monday ON
business.
j. NJ. Marei, general manager of
the Southwest Missouri Electric Rail-
way, was in the city Sunday GA fish
ing "trip.
"A. Il. Kane left Tuesday night for
a visit To his old home in Albion, New
York. He has no, been home for five
wears. Mr.. Kane will take in the
worlds fair while away.
Col. J. w. Campbell of the Car
terville Republican was in the city
Tuesday attending Decoration SCI :
vices. The colonel gave most cred
liable wiile-up of the occasion III his
paper.
Chris. Guengerich, an ore buyer
of Joplin, was in the city Thursday Ia
meet j. Z. McNaughton, general man.
ager of the New Jersey Mining and
Land company, and to transact other
business.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
Total.

According 10 our agreement you
should have had the property fixed up
in good shape. This has not been ilone
and my family and stock have SUI
tered much in consequence. We must
all have our reward. l hereby Motif!
Won that | will have To vacase your
properly because the same has not
b.eu repaired. BLANK, tenant.
Look at the gall! Not only does The
tenant notify the landlord that he Will
have to vacatc the premises after hav-
inc received u notice TO quit, but lie
deducts 81 per month in the beginning
of his statement III order TO make the
total amount he is credited with
equal the amount Of his Indebtedness.
II will be seen that the accounts
do not balance, however, SO this ten.
ant, who by the way, has an unlimited
amount of gall, deducts $4.50 more TOR
the same reason in order to make The
credit side of his balance sheet equal
the debit side. Can a landlord be
blamed for demanding his rent in adj
vance? No. This tenant, paid reDt
when he pleased and with whatever
be pleased. He would take sack of
flour, place it on the porch of the res
idence of his landlord, and be out of
calling distance when the Goor was
opened. The landlord had received
tile flour, but the tenant credited HIM
self with tho value of it, In the Ian
rnage of the tenant, ave must oil
have our reward" and we think he
will get his.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
SATURDAY, JUNE 8.

The farmers of Western Kansas are
-,n their ear" because Secretary
Moh,er has reported that the wheat
crop of that section will he failure
they say that the prospects Tor a Dig
wheat crop wetc never better,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
r..s vRt,rLATIoNs OF LANDLORDS

The following notice to quit was
served upon u tenant:
BAXTER SPRINGS, KAN, Feb. "a, W.
To Blank.
You are hereby notified TO vacate
the premises now occupied by you at
once as / desire possession OF my prop
eriy. "A. ID. w., owner.
The premises in question were rent
ed to Blank on Oct. !, 1892, at $4.50
per month. Upon receipt of notice to
Quit Blank replied 10 his landlord in
writing as follows:
To 4. q. c.:
You were to repair barn, cistern and
house: this you have failed TO do In
total. Had you done so you would
have been entitled to $3.50 per month.
| herewith present my account to date,
deduc,ing 81 per month because Of re-
pairs not being made. figure that |
owe you for the months of October,
November, December, January and
February at the rate of $3.50 per
month, making total of $3.50. am
entitled to credit as follows:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

One year ago Monday night all oa'
ore of the bridges on Spring run were
washed away aud much other damage
done. and when lhose blsck clouds
Ioomed up IN the west Monday even
ing a good many Of our people began
10 shiver IN their boUts,-
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Do you take the Kansas Farmer
Why not? Every farmer, stock breed
err. orchardist, dairyman, gardener,
poultrrmsn. their wives. and the boys
and girls, will find it full Of helpful
information. 1t is practical, honest,
able; it Is adapted especially 10 Kan
sas II comes every week in the year,
with sixteen or twenty pages of very
valuable information. Sample will
he sent free, II you send'postal card re-
cues, 10 KANSAS FARMER Co.,
Topeka, Kan.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
Friday, May rs, 1893.

Friday, May rs, 1898,
Council met as adjourned, Mayor
Norton and all councilmen being
present.
Minutes of last previous meetings
were read and approved. -,
Committee on city property reported
that fence around city park was re-
paired and other repairs are progress,
ing. The committee was grained
further time to see to repairs on gut
lering and to examine insurance poll
cies on city hall building. ,
Committee on cemetery reported
house at cemetery vacant and no one
in charge. ,
The clerk reported that he had
served notice on Alexander Warner,
president of the Electric Light and
Power company, as ordered by coun-
Gil. Report received and placed on file,
Report of city marshal for month OF
April was received and placed on file,
Communication from district clerk
was read and claim of district clerk
was referred to committee Oh claims
and accounts.
On motion the following claims
were allowed and ordered paid:
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

The street commissioners is ordering
the victims TO work out their poll tau
on our streets.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Architect Geo. y. Dickey has com
pleted plans for a modern style dwell
iny soon to he erected by j. NJ. Cooper
OH River street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

The Peoria mines are certainly
booming. Lead is being taken out in
large quantities.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

G.. W. Daniels has sold nine lots in
Warwick Place addition To George
w. howell, who will improve them at
once
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Cedar stree, is being worked and
otherwise improved near Military
street.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

There viii he divine services at St.
Marks Episcopal church next Sun
day evening beginning at 80 O'clock.
Ali cordially invited to attend.
PRIV IouS RESNFTT
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Old papersifor sale at this Office at
25 cents per hundred or twenty for a
nickel.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Don't fail 10 attend the Boad OF
Trade meeting AZ Daniels real estate
Office this Saturday evening. IL is
your duty to he present
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Rev. Crawford will occupy the pull
nit at the Presbvterian church sun
dav morning at ii u. M. aud Z bop. ~
All are cordially invited.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

A reception will be given 10 Rev.
and Mrs. J. N, Crawford al their
residence next Thursday eveuing. All
are cordially invited 10 sttend.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Tuesday, May %, 1898.

Council met in regular session.
Mayor Norton and Councilman fol-
ster being present. Adjourned 10
meet Friday evening, May ".
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

Crops OF all kinds in this section
of the world are looking fine.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

The claims Of \. ID. c. Harvey and
VIM. Tenelzc were withdrawn.
Council then entered into executive
session and the clerk being ordered
from council chamber has no further
record of the proceedings of the coun-
Gil. &. 5. MCFADDEN,
City Clerk.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

1t is feared that the strike Of the coal
miners at Piusburg aud Wei? City
will put stop Ia work IN the mines
In tie lead and zinc districts.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

The ha, harvest will soon begin IN
dnad earnest,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03
The potato crop will he immense.

And still hogs are "oui of sight
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1893-06-03

aver VI tuC NCN oC'nSs h'h'"S ~"
Land company, and to transact other
business.
The potato crop will he immense.
And still hogs are "Out OF sight
The ha, harvest will soon begin IN
dead earnest.
Crops OF all kinds in this section
of the world are looking fine.
Cedar stree, is being worked and
otherwise improved near Military
street.
The street commissioner is ordering
the victims 10 work out their poll tau
on our streets.
The Peoria mines are certainly
booming. Lead is being taken out II
large quantities.
G.. W. Daniels has sold nine lots IL
Warwick Place addition Ia George
w. howell, who will improve them a
once.
Architect Geo. y. Dickcy has com
pleted plans for modern style dwell
iny soon to he erected by j. NJ. Cooper
or River street.
Don't fail 10 attend the BoaH o
Trade meeting az Daniels real estate
Office this Saturday evening. IL u
your duty to he present
Rev. Crawford will occupy The pull
nit at the Presbvterisn church sun
day morning at ii u. ~. aud I :3O.p. ~
All are cordially invited.
II is feared that the strike Of the Goa
miners at Pittsburg aud Wei" Cit!
will put stop Ia work III The mine
in the lead and zinc districts.
A reception will be given 10 Rev
and Mrs. j. NJ. Crawford al ,hei
residence next Thursday eveuing. al
are cordially invited Ia sttend.
One rear ago Monday night all bu
ore of the bridges on Spring run weF
washed away aud much other dalnag
done. and when those biscS cloud
loomed UP ia The west Monday even
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
NOTES or TIE STAGE.

At thTnon squsrc Theatre yesterday afternoon VIII
son Bare aud his company played The Lady Of Lyons
This eNeng he VIII play "Otheuo" and tomorrow liam,
let" onaturday afternoon and evening "CIaud4n" Will
be repeato
Ml,. Iva q French comic singer Is pas,en.
ger on La ',mpagne due in Newlork on sunday, and
VIII make INST appearance IN America on the Casino
Root Gafdehuy next week. weather permitting.
"usav iiiichss grand opera company Will 30 the rrs
attraction at Grand Opera House under the manage
ment OF Idm'i &. stanton. beginning on Monday. In
the course Of 10 VIII present I'll Troy atore
'Tiaviata'' ~ bohemian Gifl." "M,rltana" "Caysl-
leria Rnstcsn', and "Ernanl.'
judgment for,a 5l5 was Yesterday entered against
Adolph Herman favor Of Daniel Coyer the actor who
said that b. was gagged for thitynine weeks from Ap
90. 1859, at 800 week.
theatre party 'about 200 persons including Admrals
Gherard, OF the African neet Hopkins OF the English
and MagnaS', OF H. Italian, ana their stars
AeNandr Salylf in THE Three GuarJsmenr at the
M0nha'@n oefa Hot tonight. by Invitation Of the
agcr MI Wilkinson. II Il also expected that large
number Of th marinc'au,ched TO the naval vessels VIII
be- present. the Management has eXunded all nltatOn
u them thfouh their Commanding officers.
Among thee who viecd tho crystal M,7e at Broad.
way and Thiycighth 81 On Tuesday were Mrs Henry
Draper, Mis- '1thdn chadlcf Mr.. Theodore Suiro Mrs
fillmore coinore Mrs. John Ells Blake Mrs. q +.
BedcII' Ms a. Zoe, Ms. Bella Thomas Nichols. Stuy-
vcsant tfsh, K Dress,r Lowell Lincoln Lucian r.
Clttenden, bert Endcot, William A Dubois Edgar
{. Borar,. Wiam Hanil,n John A H,eev uobn =
Kennedy Sauel l.. Aver TOwn.cnd w Colbron T..
Wallace Galart. L. Z. Btton John q; Foyd Henry
Drcyius froieor H. oeder Dorcnus and Dr. stevens.
The snbsefiions OF Agies Fche Herbert K.lcey.
Dehlnah Ihonon, Thomas Seabrookc Judge McAdjm.
Peter 1iofnbec II. a. RoclNood Judge Mccarthy Gen.
eial Damci Eslekies. George Green. Daniel Frohman.
r. II. flcnchJ. Wesley Eo.eunuest A NJ Palmer
Augustus fl"l RANK Sanger and Charlie, Thomas 10 the
benefit for w Pope at the Eljou Theatre on Sunday
evening agree more han 1900. The programme,
which there anomc forty younte-rs promises good
eftaihmcnt.
About siStyie'hbeis Of Company B 9Th Regiment.
with ucr ihN guests, will form a theatre party at the
Broadway Ihea on next Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
cAnrS At PROSPECT HEIGHTS TEyNIS CLUB.

PLAY was started Yesterday afternoon at the courts Oh
be p,ospsc, Heights Tennis Cub. near EghtaNe bIooh
vo IN the ,Drlng open handicap tournament Of the c''o
The single, only were begun YESTERDAY The matches III
Ibis class Will be finished to-day when the doubles WI"
h, s.arcd Wil,in T.. Parker Of the New-NorK 1chhl'
Club and J. Pormly Taret OF the knickeroocHer Ie'h's
Club arc the two scratch PLAYERS and Is prooaof 'Ho
,h.v win meet on the round to-day for first p7c'
putkc, defeated two men yesterday and earned place In
tho nn,l. I'm, parct had and was not requftd 10
NAV He will meet Clark In the seinhhas b'd'E'
The greatest interest yesterday was coh'fei III inc
r.teh between Smith and Taylor both Of whom are handi-
capped at fifteen The play in this contest was is anu
clever ard Smith only won the hiid sc' apf 'o'o
struggle lie was aitcIwad beaten by Iaf"cf' INC
Meas singles first roum1-Wlillam T. Parker Nc"'i"N
tennis club scratch bat Frederick s. Parker Prospect
Heights Tcnns club (thny). o. c.; sidney H. @'''"
NcwYork Tennis club (nftec. beat Arthur IaFioT "D'
Side Tennis Club (nitcen - 60 o. 'haI.'S '"
Clara Prospect Heights Tennis club hitiy Leaf Nh'''
L. fcnncssv Eas, Orange Tennis club 'h'fS" " :,
-; J. Pafnhy parct. Knickcrbockcr Ieh"'o N'"'
tscr2tchl. bye. .,.
Second tounc-Wlliam L. Parker. Nc"'f'f" Ic"
Club t.-iath. brat sidney J.. Smith, Nc"'f"rk Ic""''
Club tiftccnl, CT. ca.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
FOR TIE PHA DELTA PHT CONVENTION

The slxty'hnnnual convention Of the Alpha Delta
Phi fraternity Ill he held In this city today and
Friday. under direction Of the Executive Council
The heodquart' Of tile Fraternity during those days
VIII be The Coy House. The business meetings
will be held In sonic Temple. and the annual dinner
viii take plaon Esim0nic0's on Friday evening.
AT that dlhher arence A. Seward. president Of Tho
lraternC' wihrcside, and the speakers will be-
Joseph II. Choh Barlow S. Weeks. General Thomas
Ewing. TIC hrvr. l.. Winchester Donald. OF hosion {,
Professor Bcniai l. Wheeler. Of Cornell University
the Rev. llamil W. Mable and J. sloat Fassctt
Members Of fraternity who desire 10 attend the
dinner can oh'ailckois from Joseph Rudd IT, chair.
man OF The C"ntice on Arrangements NJ No. 30
lilsriy',t ~ isc intention Of tho Alpha Delta Phi
tiub "i 'h's cry give the delegates 10 me c"hfcn.
No. 50 West Th;.third.st "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
TO ENTERTAIN THE INFANTA.

TIL. date mentioned for the ball to the Infanta
rr,,lie +, MAY 90. but tbs date may have TO be
changed after her arrival In this city. 1t has been
dcc,dsd 10 give the ball In the Madison Square AS
scmblv Rooms. which hav" a'rcady been secured lot
,,, dale As before announced In The Tribune. the
u ,.,u lao clvcn under the auspices OF the Circulo
r,o c.rvou,es bit several women prominent In
soc.c,v have promised TO lend their names. The
,rs Of course, not perfected for the reason that
49, xac, date Of the Infanta's arrival Is not known.
r. h,ll Will be- Of scmpublic nature. and tickets
an n. sold TO persons properly Introduced to a."
crnmttcc. The full lists % p'Iuh'sS'" anu 'o''''
,,,,,ccs have not yet been given out
,,avor ,,llroy was informed Yesterday That the
,,,,a,. hand OF sara o-sa would accompany the
"''''' and M, the spanish Marine band has been
lhlah'a ",' rc,rf.d Colonel scott Of the -fh
rIr"h'"'s" lid ON The Mayor and told him that the
Ece .mcrs Of the band cond BE- aoco.1m9da,rd
rlsn,N III" nrmory AZ Niucly'lo'rthst. ana our'H
In nc GU o,cs While In New York The Mayor ac'
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
yoUy BROOKS LEAVTrT Explains.

- ,he Editor OF Tho Tribune.
Sir. Won VIII do me II favor II Won VIII kindly
,,,o,, NJ, 70 say that the Bar Association as'
9Th, I made no motion 10 exclude III" press from
-, ,,.ctiucS On the contrary | ann hrin believer
8, , healthy influence OF the sunlight OF publicity NJ
those meetings. The question mp was whether we
s,oud surrender 10 the committee Oh admissions our
rich, Of cicciing members. The only argument mahe
~ .u,nort OF tho Change was the injury done 20
,ci,c,cd candidate by the publication Of his name IN
rho daily papers. | opposed The change upon III"
,,,nnd that "A recent occurrence had taught us That
10 we should give To committee the hbNo'"'e rS"'
~ admission we would have to do what We had never
,ct done and what onglt To hope we would never
10 called upon 10 do-scan The political Affiliations D!
tho men who should compose The committee on
admissions Il allnded to. though Of course dill not
,,mc the Rocscb case, Mr. RocSCh having recently
attempted 10 force his way into our association by
means Of political pressure, which the association
would not bavcl
TO meet the argument OF the advocates for the
change ~ TO the injury done 10 bnckbaed candl-
dni.s by publishing their names In the papers. snS
grstcd-mlly admitting and dcporinS That inlury-'hht
The remedy for II WAS not The Change PROPOSED put
simply the refusal 10 allow the name 10 he punished
did ,nyc the tmcrity say that the representatives
~ fIl, press lad inncnablc right OF entrance 10
air buiiding and fhat II paper published black
hailed name after We hHs requested II moi 10 DO 80
wo coud thereafter exclude its representative. After
Tho amendment had been voted down offered n
ion. 10 eNclnd" the press but simply tla
hereafter names Of elected or rejected chhl'iars
= h,ulld hc published. As inns t's"l1liwl WIS Only
Intended ne nn olive brnnr, Ia the defeated Sdc "
wns m matter OF little moment 10 me whether u was
nn.e,d or d~fcnted and when II was beaten bN an
JOHN IiKOOkS LEANlIT.
Ncw.Nork May 10, 1903.
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Notices of marriages must be Endorsed with full
uaIne and address.
DIE D.

AT "a Ms So 5s" w: ss's sS ~
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
BETrs-on. Monday, May s,h, az St Louis. No. Lang
Funeral at the Church OF the Holy Communion corner
2oth.st and Cth-a,e.. friday morning, at 10 30
E a. cS a Ie nay s d. ss sss A. Chase
d. Victor May and 10 csnls e. cO
slant aged year and days.
Funeral private.
GoEEKE- suddenly, peniamin, youngest son of Oscar
rSTeral services 25. stuyyesanave. DrooAlyn. on
Relatives and friends nyei to attend the funeral
services
Elizabeth daughter OF Albert A. anc Adelaide C. Gould,
in the Goth year OF her age .,.. , ,ro,o an
q Pynourh 0a MOnsair on Friday 2th OF ar
ia 3d. Of ra Re- or '"d M i5a 'S c s"'
PACKARD wrtnssiay May I,S 1sas ,I. q Yer
Mary fslen %%n ett S %s Of r Gaorge " raeSad
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
In ierHs%t az ' Sem.Yor& BAY Cemetery.
aS5.. S@e h ss %S'f,y NaE a
only daughter OF the late george c. Lance
HEn %a NARY Eyn % @ VIE
den Redheld and dargh@r OF ne ia L. ~ ~ rdaS tSs
Interment at Graccland Cemetery. Chicago.
TUTTLE-On Tuesday May oh. Henry ~ Iut'le IN inc
s'v sS l 4; n 'i Nav 'iai"' Ct go
InteIment al conyeuienc" Of family
VAN NEST'-On May 9Th, lea a., widow Of the iate j.
Funeral sor,,r. AZ the residence Of her son John II.
Williams s7l Madison.aye.. near .@d-st, on inursiay
morning AZ II o'clorh
rn;ermcnt 'tacn Cove l.. l. ,.,. "a. an.
Special train VIII leave Long l>iaHi ,V VIA i|o"s
Island X. Il. az 80 7. m.
vON BRIE>EN-on Tuesday. May 9th at her nc resi-
dence. j62 IcNingfon-aN".. Ai'Ih" Hon bFe9ei~
widow Of the late Richard Briescn, agrh -,
Funeral private Friday. May i2th at ~ O'CLOCK u"
Kensico Cemetery the Harlem Eanrosa' 70 m,nuss
from the Grand Central Depot Ne" Dooo' d e"'a"'s'
III Fast t2dst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-05-11
THE SOUTHERN SOCIETY As HOST

1T ENTEETATNS SECRETARY HERBERT AND
MANY NAVAL OFFICERS.
Music and laughter and tho hum OF merry voices
West Twenty Gnlst. occupied by the New-fork
southern society. standing III 'front.' "i 'he p'"o
pennant Of Admiral Farragut the Reception Com
mlitce Of the society welcomed Its guests 10
ption given I'm honor OF secretary Hilary a.
Herbert Then came the handsome daughters 81 ue
frs, families Of the South, officers IN The uniform
of foreign navles and hundreds Of the prominent men
a, This city The rooms OF the society were
crowded to their utmost limit
II was o 70 D. M. when secretary Herbert ac-
commando by Mrs. Daniel Manning. MSS Herbert
urd Mis-, Fryer arrived. Those who received inc
Secretary and his party Judge Roger a. PRYOR.
po,cr Nnl,cl,. Dr. join A. Wyeth. Joseph l.. Robert
son ~ Preston Illx J. ;. Toy. +. Hanck"r >snedcS.
r / Moore r. j. Moses, J. lrs>on Carson. Hush
y Garden. +. s. Nash, ". u. Wiley. ". ,hapr.
william Carson. John :. James. Walter l.. McCorklc.
! + Elack. A. s. Walker. II. e. Myles. General W.
IT, Kirkland. DR.. J. larvlc Dew j. D. 'u''n''"H
char,cs J. Eryan. G. T. Thorbnrn. I c";aS Is. Kent
". IT, Tlford J. :. Clarke. Joseph Guam anu J.
Foster Gaines. uh..o
The Secretary stood In the large front pirior "hci
IN. CHESTS were presented 10 him. Nmo"s "'o
pr,seut were: Miss Patterson, Miss Carter MI h"N
Mr.. vcrdcry. Miss schlry. the Misses C"nlert MISS
NJ and Miss Trenholm. Mr.. and Mrs ih1n.lS
MARSHALL General .. .. Howard ''"nrrhi L'his tn
cnr,d t'ourld ~ Jordan. +. j. Dr I'NN''r' ''n'l'
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