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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

dence that any one was In the place, ex-
cent O'Donneil and his bartender.
John Welsh. a white man. was charged
with assaultIng and striking Victoria,
pearman. II turned out that Welsh had
indulred in n general row. In which he
had assaulted both Mrs. Pearman and his
own wife. He was fined $50 and required
10 give security In the sum OF $500 for six
William Davis (colored was up on the
charye az cutting Richard Nash with
knife and there was a counter-charge
against Nash. In the absence OK I'M
portant witnesses the cases were post
roned until the 18th instant.
The charge against Captain John a.
Curtis and his son. Mr. Taylor GURUS or
assaulting ex-Policeman Weish' Was u's-
missed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Breckinridce's Penitence.
(F'Or The DlspatchD

RICHMOND, VA. September :. 1891.
Your editorial Of the 4th instant Is Just
in regard to Breckinrdge's pen.tence II
IS sham. II is the penitence OF the
rascal who is caught; the penitence or
the ignorant negro made filter for Heaven
because he dies on the gallows. The
mind OF the veteran sinner becomes
mixed" on moral questions. The Bible
clearly describes this state. As / said
in another place sOTe time ago, Breckin-
ridge is worse than a hypocrite, because
he Is shameless. The hypocrite desires 10
appear good, while Breckenridge. when
unmasked stalks abroad in the sunlight
and poses as an humble pentent. claiming.
in spite Of his white head. that he IS u
most hopeful prodigal. deserving the ring
and "fatted calf" Modesty Is a neces-
sary part Of true penitence. II is 10 be
hoped that this fraud will not deceive
many of the good people oe Kentucky!
A man who is shameless is also hopeless.
Alas what a sad statei The patriotic
Irish priests and people sloughed off
Parnell let good old Kentucky spew this
polluted son out Of her mouth. +.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
BARBEE NOT NOMINATED.
The Populists Postponed the Convention
Resuming Operations.

LURAY. VA. September 7.-CSpcciaD-
The report that Mr.. G. r. Barbee. Of
Rockingham, had been nominated for Con-
gress by the Populsts turns out u be
incorrect. 1t is now announced that the
convention has been postponed.
The Shenandoah Furnace Company IS
making preparations to resume opera
tons. and II IS said that the Gem fur
naces will soon 20 into blast. The fur
mace has been shut down for a long time.
and should work be resumed it viii give
great impetus to business at Shen1n-
dOah
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

Ada Branch is colored female Whose
propensties for evl-dong are as strong
as the small boys curiosity 20 know the
base ball score. Yesterday Officer Walton
arrested the woman on two charges of
iarceny-taking a toy bank containing
s., and purlOining an article Of wearing
annarel from one Serena johnson.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
OFFICIAL PROHIBITION CALL.
The Cold Water Party to Place Candidates
In Every District.

STANTON, VA. September 7-(Spe-
cial)-State Chairman Of the Prohibition
party w. W. Gibbs, In the Cornerstone
a paper published at Wheeling, w. Va,
and Staunton. calling itself the official
organ OF West Virginia and Virginia
calls on the Prohibitionists Of this state
to nominate candidates for Congress. ana
fixed the date for such conventions on
October Sd, at the following places: FIRST
Congressional District. Onancock; Seconu
District. Norfolk; Third District, Kich-
mond: Fourth District. Petersburg; fhth
District. Neapolis: Sixth District, .. -
Rucker. already nominated; Seventh DIS
trict. Woodstock; Eighth District. HIS
boro'. Loudoun county; Tenth District
Stanton.
ASSIGNMENT.
C. f. Fretwell. a wallpaper merchant
has assigned liabilities. about $3.50
Rev Sam Small is in town.
There was a heavy rain and thunder
storm to-day. Lightning struck the
steeple of Christ Lutheran church and
the store of +. W. Hager, doing little
damage TO either.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Property Transfers.

Richmond: Lucy J. Crtchneld to John
Mahony. IS feet on south side Floyd street
near Lombardy. s2l0o; J. IA. Chataigne
TO Chataieas Directory Company. good
will, fixtures. &c. OF grantor's business,
81; Il. Henry Harwood to Bette NJ, wife
OF Il. G. Tlnsley, n feet on north side
Park avenue near Birch street. S,Sls; Lee
liza -. and Richard ]. Manning to n. w.
Bowe 81 feet on south side Main street
between Fifteenth and Shockoe Creek, IL
feet on same between same. 1900; Mar
garet T.. Ruskel 20 John Mahony, 30 feet
on south side Floyd street near Iomhardy.
s.. iOO Bette NJ. and Edward c. Tinsley
20 r. H. Harwood. 20 5-l2 feet on south
side Grace street. subject 10 deed of
trust for 5000, $500. Martha ID. Tyler 10
John Mahony, 80 feet on south side Floyd
street near Lombardy. N.S75.
Henrico: James II. Barton and wife TO
Alfred d. HenVis. 60 feet on Poe street
southeast corner North avenue. s.. so: c.
V. Meredith. r.. A. Catlin, Thomas ID.
Newell and their wives. TO III. G. MCGEE.
lot Q. I'm section G. Glen Echo Park. sl20;
Terrell Spencer and wife 20 John ii. Will
llams. is % feet on west side Thirty
second street near s. $500; w. a. Webb
and wife G.. W. Tanner, acre on Nine
Mile road, 500.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
RAPID SHOOTING AT RAOFORD.
Thomas Dixon Fires Mt Barber Elliott
with Fatal Effect.

RADFORD, VA, September 7.-(Spe-
al)-The town was startled about
o'clock this morning by the rapid dis
charge of a pistol. Thomas Dixon, a young
white man. had stood on the sidewalk,
and emptied his revolver at James Elliott,
a colored barber. who was standing In his
shop-doorway. Elliott was hit twice. once
in the arm, and once in the small of the
back. The wound in the back is supposed
to be fatal. Dixon walked up the street
and gave his pistol to Policeman Akers,
and was taken to Jail. \ quarrel over a
debt is the reported cause of the trouble
Charles Robinson had a finger cut off at
the shops this afternoon by the planer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Our Daily New York Hotel Report.

NEW YORK, September 7:-lSpeciall-
bert: W. =. HIM and w IL. G. RalstOn
Morton: W. b. Gay Astor; T. I. Bryan
and J. Bryan, Westminster; D. Raybould,
Metropole: r. u. Taylor Imperial; }. s
Beir. j. T.. Watson, Miss L. Evans, and
Mrs ii. c. Manson, Belvldere.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

Tricky Hawkins tossed the steed COM
pleNion for the Johns. and Supreme Court
Judgt 'haflcmngne Duncan caught him,
THIS battery was invinciblc. and Duncan
Uamilarly called "Dunkey') astounded
everybody with his wondrous base-run,
hi"s' on third base. Thrtydaze j.
truteh-cld was the cynosure Of AL eyes
hnd has conscientious avoidance Of the
bdIi contributed IN no small way 10 the
neieat Of his opponents
ne JOINS had walk-over, and they
waiheu H. A-pleniy" was written in
finish.
once the players attempted TO mob
Cmpre Gaskins. who protected himself
with bis horse pistol.
me score OF the game. which only lasted
foaF Innings, was as follows:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
A Now Minister TO PreaCh.

At the Unitarian service in Belvidere
Hall on Sunday morning Rev. Joseph II.
Seaton will preach for the first time in
Richmond. He brings to his work in this
city the highest testimonials from those
that have known and heard him In Ohio
and PENNSYLVANIA. where he has lived and
preached. During "A part Of his life Mr..
Seaton was a resident of Arkansas. 50
that In returning TO the South he comes
to a section not unknown TO him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Rnsf of Prnfe.snr Minor.

Valentine. the sculptor. has completed
his bust Of Professor John T.. Minor.
Professor Of Law at the University Of
Virginia. The bust was ordered by for
mer law students Of the institution. and
will BE- placed in the university library.
1t is in marble. and is a strong artistic,
and protraitive production.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
HOCE WILL MEET MASSEY.
Joint Discussion to fake Place in Lynch
burg on the 2Ist Instant

LYNCHBURG, VA, September 7-(Spe-
cialD-A letter was received here to-day
from John Hampton Hoge. the Republic
can candidate for Congress in this dis
trict, stating that he has Informed Mr..
Massey that he Will meet him in Lynch
burg on the 2lst for a joint discussion
In order to accommodate the big crowd.
it IS proposed to have the speaking at
the city park. which is well lighted and
has a speakers stand and seats
At a meeting of the city Council to-
day the question of the city owning its
own electric-lighting plant was brought
up and the matter was postponed until
the next Council meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Mr.. Cardwell's Successor.

Mr.. T.. L. c. Scott, chairman Of the
Hanover Democratic Committee has call
ed a meeting for next Tuesday at II
o'clock. in Ashland. TO arrange for the
nomination OF a successor to Hon. II. II.
Cardwell as a member Of the House OF
Delegates from Hanover.
J. W. Richardson's bar-rOom. at Rad
ford, was broken open Thursday night,
the safe opened, and about 500 stolen.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
DHILADELPHIA, EiCH' y
MoND. AND NO2toi,
STEAMSHIP GO4PANl.

Appointed sailing d.ys. o."
DAI anu FRIDAY a. i. 80
SUNDAY ~ \. NJ.
Freight FOR Tuesday, a
steamers received till slA-p
Sundays steamer til D. h-
Freight received daily uat.
Fare. 5000 ...
For further Information
j. ". M.l'.
General Southern Agent o.l.
w. +. CLl A..
ap2t General Agents. 4-.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

Little Ia
'N"' '""ii@.'.'''.. ..................4 pa
FLOWERS AND PRovENDER.
when Fairy Belvin first went 10 the
bat ne was presented with a beautiful
bouquet. and Colonel Harwood also got
one. 70 say nothing OF most acceptable
stack OF fodder. The same bouquet 10 all
appearanees) was likewise presented 10
Dick Taylor. Thirtydaze ]. CrutchfeId
was the recipient OF a whole ho,-house.
embodied In a basket OF flowers. and also
OF a supply OF garden cabbage
Though the kicking OF the two teams
was most vigorous at times there was
only one disagreeabIe incident In the
whole game Towards the latter
part Of the game. when NJ. II. n Smith,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
PROPOSALS..

TT $. ENGINEER OFFlCt.
EIGHTEENTH -, W "'...t5
TON, ID. G., SEPT I, 1894. -scs''o 20
for DREDGING ~ YORK RlNLk.
received hero uutn ~ ". rht h>pN''
4, 1894, and then prbhcly opth'.... >
mat on furntsned on appleatlon'
|. b. DAVIS, Major ensln - XtO -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

4 YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
"A desires POSITION AS TEACHEE-Ens-
lsh, French, Latin, Mathe mates. Music, and
Crayop. MISS CAMILLE HUNDLEY.
SO S-4t DunnsyiIia Easax county. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
TRAVELLING SALES
BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED. BOARD BY A GIN
w TLENAN AND WIFE IN quiet private
family. Price must b. moderste. Easy 10
please-wiil furnish ;beir own room. Address
j. ". b. JONES. stating price and location, care
~ w y 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
I'D EXECUTED Ar TUE DISPATCH PRINT.
MQ HOUSE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
Highest Of all in Leayenng Pow-Latcst US Govt Report
R3N!a!!!!IfR sxass1!
AEe@MHMJEEEX pgEE


by J. Thompson Brow,
Real Estate Agents ami A...,
lll5 east Main str..t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08
EMPLOYMENT WANTS.

VxrANTED. A GOOD MAN TO
w make aud lay carpets. and 10 DO uphol.
stering. None without recommendation need
apply. j. II. BUsBY, No. 1400 east NAN
str re Dill
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

sale hy L. p. Chlau g. ..
So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

General Offices: Planters ga~ 90
lnO
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

SROOMS. MODERN NrI.
Apply o.
sc Its T.ffn -.t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1894-09-08

The Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty TO Animals have been appealed TO
by number of transfers in reference
to people throwing barrel hoops, slaves,
box-tops, and the like into the street
with nails projecting. thereby causing
serious injury TO horses and mules. IL
Is said that four animals were injured
in this manner Thursday on Cary street.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

x beckett. II San Msrcial, came ny
from the south lss, nigh, and is At the
European.
q Esntou and wife. Of Atchison, Kan.
cas-, have arrived and are regis,ered At
the San Felipe.
Col. T. L Burgs,,, . we'll known en-
Sins-r 90 he Atlantic q Pacific. IL In the
city from the west.
John Phasgsr and wife, Of Cab-zon.
drove into the city this morning and are
81 the show this Afternoon.
TEE CrrIxzs made mistake In stating
that Mrs. N. Q. Collier accompanied M"s
Carris Collier 10 Indian Syringe, Gs
yesterday sftsrnoon, That wonderful
blos 90 nor'h Third street made the
sams error
Hon. y. A. Hubb II and Felipe Hut
bsil drove up trom PsjAr''o 'his morning
They stats ,hs, the r-pabliesn primaT!
Of tina, psseiae'. held last night. Was en-
thuslassie and Everything passed O. pleas
aatly ami har'nonioasiy
Victor ssligmaa has purchased the ca
ehiu saloon, tho sale supposed 10 bav
been made 70 Jesse Rvans having falle
through. The old propristors II ,h
Cochi,i saloon. Msssrs, Daniels 4 Couii"
dsn. will remain In the city aud foilo'
so@s other occupation.
The new electric storage system at ,h
local csAes of the Postal Telegraph CAoi
sompAsy, jass ssross from THs ciriSs
leasos. yes put In operation lAss Aasm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

The contents 81 q % cent package of
Summons Liver Regulator will cure many
n sick headache It's ID. woman's friend.
II cured me permanently of Sick Head.
ache C. Il. M,rris, Brrw neeville, W. Va.
Take II dry un the tongue or make tea.
othsrs who wish To work away from
home during the day will hnd the Day
Nursery. at the Childr~n's Home. in the
R-y node hirk, east Rsilr,ad avenue, a
safe place Ia leave their little ones. Fur
further particulars inquire Of the matr'u.
or any m.m,-r ~ the boari of directors
Between dis.As. and the many cheap
preparations which are palmed ID under
tho name of blood purifiers, TAX. your
chances with disease. un,il you can pro
cure Ayers sArsaparilis--the only reliA'
able blood purifier Sold by oil drug
gists and dealers In medicine.
Human iif. l., held too chesply wh-t
III. individual Who needs tonic for hh
systsu, seeks TO cover bis wants by pur'
chasing every new mixture that 10 recon
mend-d tn him, Remember that Aver
ia sApsrillA has . well earned Reputation
of dry years standing
A 6ue head Of hair 10 an indispensable
rlsszent of beauty. Ayers Hair Vigo
maintains youthful fr-shness aud luxnT
lance. rastor-s IN fA,isd and gray hair u
original color, removes dandrun an
CURES scalp diseases Il gives perfss
satisfaction.
Thoughtful peopl. heed advice. an
prod, by II Our advice 10 you 70. as
Oregon X dney Tea II has no EQUAL ~
r~,n.4iy for all ailments Il the Kidneys
Bladder, aud 20 cents 10 small An'oas
: Ia ,nves, for trial package. Sold ~ q
= druggists.
A fair compi-Xion 10 . Joy forever.
vour si.,.r or mother 10 No, blessed VII
smooah akin. recommeud Poszoni
Powder, recommended by all the lsadia
" physicians and druggists sverywhsrs'
To rss,or. gray hair " Ito aAtar
eolr a. In youth, and cause Il TO gro
. abunisu, anil strong. there Ia M ee,t
pr,para,iou than Hairs Hair Remover.
:. whisksrs that are prsmaturrly gray
n faded should be color-d W prevent q
M look Of age. ami Buckingham Dye o
!. cells all others In eoloIing brown
:. black.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
kslstsg as @e,es

Las. night At 6:so O'Clock . cold bioo'ied
killing took place ., Belen jose or'iaga
aud wife, Of Los Lunas, went down To
Belen on . visit 10 the parents of Mr.
Orsissx, and just a. they were leaving
for their home In the evening Juan Will
drove up TO them aud pu, three bullets
into tbs DO iy Of ortiaga, death resulting
few hours asserward. Will aud or'iaga
eourted the sAms lady, and sbou, hf,e-u
days ago the latter gave her hand in mar
riags 70 ortisga Viii. % Il is said. Swors
tina, when an opportunity presented Itself
he would kill his moru suece-siul rival,
and yesterday evening he followed mi
bis dr~Atful designs
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

which The latter states that Peter Ne
Chessey, prrsidsn, Of the company, ~.
Taswsrt, ~ New jer-.y. and Msssrs. Me-
Master and Eastman II New York, all
capitalists, will arrive In Albuquerque In
few days. Mr.. Thomas also states that
the money desired by the company 10 now
In the bank. and the contemplated iin-
provements will be pushed 10 . compile
ton.
FR. Nelson. who 10 building the Postal
Telegraph. Cable company line W the Pa
eihc coast. came In from the wes, ,his 81.
,eruon. and iniorms TsH Cirirns ,bs,
the line IN the coas, will be completed by
tbs hrs, Of December.
d u. Carter. q brakeman on the ATTAIN
Tic h Pacific, aud wife. left this afternoon
10 visit relatives aud friends at Lawrence,
Kansas.
Charles B~iterton, deputy internal rev.
snue collector, Santa Re. 10 in the city,
and will leave this evening for sccorro
aud San Marcisl on r~venu. business.
J d LsEair-. the w.ll.known national
bank examiner for the government, s-nds
WORT to Mrs Lckhar, that he will arrive
here from Denver Ia. morrow evening
Mrs Luna. accompanied by Misses
Ot-u aud R"mrr', came up from Lo~
Lunss lac, night aud are a, the European
W. W. "eCl,an, Vi. I"pulis, Who went
n Colorado To- talk for 6overnor Waite.
has r-turn-d Ia the city
C.R H,ll. travelling auditor tw III. At
lautic d Pacific, will leave this evening
for u trip over the road
i'on.ld Msc,iillivray. II Chilli, drove
into the city yesterday afternoon aud 10 .,
the EuruI-An
Mrs y wrin.r, ~ Los Cnrrales. Ia in
III. city Her husband il quite III at the
European.
J"rhus Reynolds. presid-n, ~ the Fra,
Nstmnal bans. will leave this evening for
81 P~so.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
ws-ktes'- Aruses saive.

tn. b-s, saivs in the world for cuts,
bruises. sor-s. ulcers, salt rhcum. fever
sores. letter. chapp-d hahds. chublsins.
cornr. AMI all skin erup,ious, and posi-
lively cures piles, or M pay required. II
IL Guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
~ money refunded. Price 25 oan,s per
bnx R"r sale Ivy Dr Ths X. Burgess d
Srr. 'ruggisn
II would rather trust that me'licins
than any doctor I know Of" says Ars
Hattie Mason, a, Chiffon. Carter county
a, IN ppeAking Of Chsmb-' lAin's Collie
Cholera and DlArvh9a ksmedy For ssls
10y 7. II. burgess d Son. Druggists
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
sHoRT sOTns

One 81 the extra dances was an Italian
dance called "Tarsutella. aud Mrs. Rosa
Grande, mother Of Cesar aud Ch- rlrS
Grande, n MAuro. Mrs R"ss Pnliadin",
Il. Dignso and several more participated,
10 the grsa, &mus.mep, OF the cr"wd
q PallAdino 10 president Of the society ;
n Mauro, vice president; y Jisnd,i,
secrrtaryj A viviani. treasurer Charles
Grands. ID Morrlli aud Y. D-luchi, hoari
Of trustees. The sociH,y vas organiz-'i
about two years Ago, &nd has u mrmb-r.
ship u seventy. seven They have money
in the treasury, and will probably -rrc,
their own building in the near future
The society Ia incorporated under the
laws Of the territory.
| N. hauro, chairman o B.ch-chi. u.
Toti and Lawrence 0zAris cnns,i,u e'i III"
committee on arrangements, and hry
leit no,hiug undoue for the success oi the
celebration. y. Jianott was the deco
rstor Of the ball room and master ~ c-r--
monies.
Miguel and Anui- PAllAdino, two LITTLE
children Of q. PallAdino, delighted th'
crowd by playing . violin duet.
The sandwich department was preside'
over by A. viviAui, Toney Car'nine aud
Al. Gradi
A LombArio. Cherries Melini. C@ssI
and Charles Grande, moved Among tn
crowd aud made every body feel happy.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

Any p.rson having . pony they do NOV
wish 10 keep ,his winter can esesps .ns
expense By communicating win . '"A
ofhes.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20

The Sons and Daughters Of Italy
Royalty Celebrate.
HON. r. D. cATRos pREsENr.

The celebration Of the anniversary 81
the landing 81 COLUMBUS by the Cr,sto.
foro Columbo society al vivisui's new
building las, Saturday. was one of the
grsndsst successes imaginable, and those
who attended, composed 81 our hes, cisi
sens, eujoyed an evening Of unalloyeci
pleasure.
At o'clock In the afternoon the mem.
hers u the society w.rv banqueted at the
Ban Felipe hotel. and the supper pre-.
pared by that ~e,l known caterer. Joseph
Girard, was q sump,uous one, heartily
enjoyed by al lsss; one hundred gentle.
men and ladies'.
Amer the banquet the members Of the
society and their numerous friends re.
paired 10 the Vivisni building, WHERE
everything was in ,ip.top ori-r for III,
ball and coosecrntion ~ the socie,y's dag
when order was rrstorrd the Hon r. u
Cs,rou. the republican candidate for del
egsts 10 congr-ss, was INTRODUCED, aud
the distinguished visi,or gave = very in.
teres'inx address on Columbus Ills ref
erence To the two handsome days United
States and Italy, which werr y omiuen,l,
displayed, was received with hearty sp
plause.
Gu the conclusion Of the address ~ Mr.
Cstruu. v. Jianotti, master Of cerrinunier
came forward aud delivered an sddr-s,
10 the Italian lsngu e.. after which + A
Pinical was introduced, And he male y
plessan, fifteen. miuut. speech
This va. followed by the conservation
u the handsome and costly dag Of the
society. Rev. Persone, n. j., delivering
the ceremonial address, aud Nrs s-con
dina Silva breaking the bottle 81 cham
pagne..
Two little miss-s, CesariA D,gneo anc
Annie Palladino, held the flags. Will,
| Mrs. q PsllAdino aud Mrs A MuEio Off
| ciated 49, lzdies of honor
After the conservation Of the flag Pm
fessor Wendell annnuncei. "Get you
partners for the grand march," and fr'u
that on, until 3 o'clock in the morning
the dance was kept up
The music was rendered. by the follow
ing we'll. known musicians: Professor u
Msuro, v,olinj Julian Gotta, piano. q. 5
LDEano, clAr.onette; NJ d. knight an,
James Ds.yine, corunet,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-10-20
TNa l.lNes ssaXeA.

Mrs.. Ph~,- Thomas. ~ Junction City.
III. was told by her doctors she had Con-
sumption. AMI tina, there WAS no hope for
her, but two bottles of Dr. Kings New
Discovery completely cured her and she
says Il saved her life. Mr.. Thos Eg-
gers, lss Florida street Ban Francisco.
suffered from u dreadful cold. approach
INK Consumption, tried without result
everything else then bought one botte of
Dr. Kings New Discovery and In two
weeks was cured. He 10 naturally thank
ful. II In such results. Of which these ara
samples. that prov. the wonderful ef.
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