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ESCAPED THE HURRICANE.
The Ward Liner Saratoga Missed IL
In the Gulf of Mexico.

The Ward line steamer Saratoga from
Tampico and Havana, arrived thls
morning. Capt. Bryce stated ne mad
seen very little OF the cyclone which
passed over the West Indies recently. He
crossed the Gulf OF Mexico just in It's
wake. 1t had left a pretty heavy sea
running, but the force OF the WIND
had slackened: The Saratoga reacheu
A report had reached Havana that the
village OF Sagua, about 10 miles to the
eastward, had been almost entirely de-
stroyed and about 200 SOULS had per-
more than half OF the town of San
Domingo, Capt. Boyce said he had
heard nothing.
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LEXINGTON AVE, b93- Large furnished
oard: good service; price moderate.
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Polly Pleads Not Guilty.

Charles S, Polly. real estate agent and
money lender Of 2F West One Hundred and
Twenty-nfth street, who vas indicted for usury
Sept. Is was called to the bar OF the General
Sessions Court. Part l., this morning to plead.
He was indicted on the complaint OF Mrs Henry
w. Davey. Of Sl9 West One Hundred and Thirty
fourth street. who testified before the Grand
Jury that he lent her $50 on May IS on chattei
mortgage on all her furniture. When the money
came due on July % and a time extension was
asked the money lender made Mrs Davey pay
him 81 so interest on pain OF selling her furni-
ture. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded
for trial
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weather Forecast.

The weather forecast for the thiry-sh hours
ending at p. N. Tomorrow Is As toiloSs' IN
ersasing eloudiness, followed by rain this even
,nx or tonight; clearing during Thursday: sta
,ion.Ty Temperature to-day. colder during Thurs
ssT night; southeAsteriy winds. shifting To
southw estsriy. $780,, A., a, =
,smperature during the morning hours as indi-
sstsa by the Thermometer at Perry's Pharmacy;
ia NJ. co.'s A M....eols A. A....siiz NH
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RUSSIAN NEWS ON THE CAR.
His Condition Said bya Correspond
ent Not to he Alarming.
(By Associated Press. J

LONDON. Oct. "A despatch to The
Standard from Vienna says that The
Poische Correspondents is informed by
Its St Petersburg correspondent that
the Cars condition is not such as to
occasion alarm. The secretion of albu
m,nous matter has never exceeded l per
cent. during the last six weeks, but mas
varied between three-quarters and l per
cent. which is very low. 1t is likely to
be reduced by the present treatment.
The Berlin correspondent of The Times
says that Gar will continue to occupy
himself with indispensable state affairs.
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Not Guilty, Though He Had the
Booty

George Henderson pleaded not guilty to a charge
Of burglary this morning before Judge Cowins
in Part l., Court Of General Sessions. Henderson
was arrested last Thursday morning at ; O'Clock
by Policeman Herihy. at Park avenue and
seventieth street He was with three other men,
worth OF silverware which they had stolen from
the house OF Mrs. Mary z. Charee, of ls East
Seventeen street Henderson alone was caught
the silver
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Said the Police Prosecuted Him.

Can't. cortriEht appeared before the Excise
commi..iopers to-day toe testify against the
character Of the saloon run by Herman FeldmAn
AT ia Essex street. The Captain and number
q, M. men testified that FeldmAns saloon ID
~. resort Of dissolute characters Capt. Cort-
riSht wanted Ftdman's license revoked The
Commissionsrs questioned FeldmAn very closely
me saloon Keeper claimed that he Is being per-
secuted BY the police.
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the Act Uncon.tiutitonaI

Lawyer Roger Foster. in the General Term
OF the Supreme Court to-day endeavored to
show that the law compelling all plumbers to
register with the Board OF Health was uncon-
stitutionai 1t was In an appeal from a decision
OF the Special Term dismLssing an application
for habeas corpus to get Peter Nechanncu, re.
leased from the Tombs NechAmucus violated the
provisions OF the act and arrested LAWYER
Foster on behalf Of the Master Plumbers Asso-
citation. took the ground that the act was a
political whip and created a monopoly. Decision
was reserved
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HOUSES BLOWN TO PIECES.
Outrage on the Marquis of Clan
ricarde's Galway Estate.
(By Associated Press.

LONDON. Oct. ga despatch to The
Telegraph from Dublin says that a sem
cation has been caused by the recent
destruction Of three houses built by
the Marquis of Clanricarde at woodford.
County Galway. The affair is shrouded
(in mystery.
I 1t is known that two of the houses
were blown to pieces and that the other
was burned. Each structure stood on
the side Of a homestead from which a
tenant had been evicted.
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DR.. BIinn Must stand Trial.

DIR. Frank Blinn. of 10 West Fifty-eIshth street
who was indicted in January 1888 on charge
Of manslaughter for having caused the death OF
Alice whitney, OF ss7 West FOrty-fourth street
by A criminal operation. and who surrenderei
himself 10 the authorities last saturday pieaaea
not guilty 10 the charge this morning before
Jvdxs Co1tnE in Part l.. Court Of General sss-
SionG He WAS remAnded for trial
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Algernon Percy Banks st. Maur. four
tenth Duke of Somerset, was born Dec.
q, 1919, and succeeded TO the title, upon
the death OF his brother in 1891. He was
educated at Eton and was formerly a
Captain in the Royal Horse Guards. In
lA5, he married Harriet, daughter OF the
late John Philip Morier esq. then the
y British Minister at Dresden. The late
Duke has four sons living. the eldest of
whom. known up to the present as Lord
ceeds to the title.
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LEXINGTON AVE. 337. near Grand Central
Newly furnished rooms rarlars. with or
Uif
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LEWIS ST., l-BuRrders wanted; light, airy
rooms 4 bath; excellent board terms moderate
Elegantly furnished rooms; excellent cuisine;
doctors back parlor. |
LEXINGTON AVE, So corner .sth st.-French
family; nicely furnished rooms. excellent eui-
sine. moderate
LEXINGTON AVE, boa Large furnished
toard good service; price moderate
LEXINGTON AVE. ts3. i7th st-Rcoms. with
board Sc 81; table board. American family.
LEXINGTON AVE. 73i-Desirabls location: com
fortably furnished rooms: all eonyeniences. home
surroundings, excellent board: table board
LEXINGTON AVE. 357. near Grand Central
Newly furnished rooms rarlars. with or
without board
LEXINGTON AVE, l33O-very nice rooms. with
board; ssth st L station: private house
ARK AVE. lSeO-%icely furnished rooms for or
: gentlemen With German board.
ST MARKS PLACE, ~, near I'd ave. Large
UNIVERSITY PLACE, "a corner 9th 81, =, ! block
from broadway, large small rooms; running
80 AVE, ii5s, near s7th sL-EIesIlsnt board for
working girls, 81 50. Mrs clArken,
6TH AVE 7o5, entrance r. 55th st. Elegant
corner rooms en- suite southern exposure. Win
gIH 81, SO k.-LErge A small .Uom,: also con-
meeting ROOMS: good board.
10TH ST - J. Elegantly furnished parlcr.
also small rooms, for gentlemen, board optional
10TH ST. IIs us 100 E -HAndsome single
double rooms, excellent board; prices moderate.
10Th ST. Is E-Large a small rooms; ladies OF
gentlemen, gentleman wife: board.
nm 81 22l r Newly, comfortably flr,
nshed rooms with board; German American
family; tab" board.
uTH ST p 2 block from BroadwHy-very de-
slrabls square rooms generous table; references
18TH ST 90 E-HaRdsoms large room. 81.
including superior board Tor :, also Parlor.
18TH ST. 100 E-Room- q hoard, convenient 10
Broadway Jnion square: Oss pArlor piano.
lITH 81 So =, , uear ~ ave, Large A small
rooms, good beard home comforts - weekly.
lent board so a - 10 wceN:y.
lGl3l $50. l91' p large. handsome roOni,. suit
lu paror HpnE, Win oath; ho.T
2i-T ST. %-S T. Board 4 furnished rooms;
German house.
23p 81 ~ r Newly furul bed large & small
substantial hoard
aD sr. IA E--HaHdsomely furnished rooms
connecting sinsls. reasonable winter IrrAnse-
board or rent furnished rooa' reasonable,
Walsh.
2STH ST $50 E-Iargs furnished rooms; good
board; - weekly table board, ~ 81
3ITH ~r.l55 r -pr>irablc douo.e rooms tAnle
hrSt-'lss, owner reference ~Ncuanced.
s4rH ST lsS = Second third story rooms
s1ItscEa exposure, uaSzeeg'igH-als table. ref
sryure
34rH II. I+6 = Handsomely furnished rooms;
excellent board nome comforts; moderate
prices,
18TH ST. E-ElsEsnt rooms with arst-elAss
board attendance: rsisrsness
18Th ST. l2s ga respectable woFkins men;
cal Wednesday q THURSDAY; isi aoor
yTH ST.. 80 T.-L4rge fTuRt Tooa: ample
closets; superior heard.
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CBy Associated Press.)
BERLIN. Oct. 3.-The official cholera
report for the week shows that in the
East Prussia, Vistula, Netze, Wharf.-The
and Elbe districts, there were twenty
four new cases Of cholera and six deaths
6Aom that disease.
The evening world., 1894-10-03

As LONG rs this notice appears all treat
ment At the Copeland ofnces will be free.
Patients will be required TO pay only the
actual cost of medicines used.
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Outrage by Russian Bandits.

BERLIN. Oct. s-Robbers at the town
Of Glbaniszki, near wilma, Russia. have
killed a rich farmer his wire, three
children and four servants looted the
house and escaped with their booty
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n lsceIlaneous.
3 rookIyn

bFooklNn.
ASHLAND PLACE, IS. near Fulton st-Supsftor
beard rO0n. s.: AL improvements: piano-
CLINTON ST., 4i2L., Brooklyn-To rent, with
board pleasant ID story front room
STATE ST. l63. brooklyn Young man TO
board with private family terms reasonable
VAN BTREN ST. COZ Board for or gentle
men private house bath, good table.
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Bride for Italy's Crown Prince.


| TBy AksocIated PreehJ
PARIS, Oct. st is reported here that
the Prince Of Naples, the Crown Prince
Of Italy. is engaged to marry an Eng
lieh Princess.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
London's New Lord Mayor.
By Associated Press.

LONDON, Oct. 3-Sir Joseph Renals
the Senior Alderman, representing the
Aldergate Ward. was to-day finally
elected Lord Mayor of London by the
Aldermen OF the City.
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] AKIN ANE.. lS-e-NIcelN furnished rooms t0' OF
= gentlemen With German board.
ST MARKS PLACE, ~, near ID ave. Large
small, furnished front room, vita board 81. 80,
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PERRY ST. 2T-Ihrge 6small rooms. with boar (;
hrst-clasS table ladies gents ~. 90
VANnAN furoi.ho., x,o,,,, -,
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ilsTH ST. 20 E.-Siceiy furnished room with
board. private house. all eonysniences. refer
The evening world., 1894-10-03
Duke of Somerset Dead.

CBy Associated Press.).
/ LONDON, Oct. 3.-The Duke of Somer-
set Is dead.
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Board Wanted.

BOARD 4 heated room for lady smploysd during
day; respectable family, west side. near stAtlo1:
not hall room. s. A. b, ia Z. 18th e.
LADY will give piano Lessons in return for sVsa-
ing dinners Address NJ. C.. 1904 ID ave
LITERARY ENGLISH LADY who writes articles
for the New York papers, desires good room
board In exchange or part exchange tor French.
German or elocuuoD. Address Literary, 20 "
lith ST.
MECHANIC wants board In private American
family. EAST sde state terms e., llb2 ID
ave-. stationery store,
SINGLE GENTLEMEN Ge-ire heated room
with board In v.clnity NJ S,h ave. aud 23d a.
Address. stating terms. wGich must be reason
ah p, Hnprl- 'oN = W. ..
TWO GOOD MEALS ~ n9ivASf family in "a
change Tor shl=.hani by lady expert, vicinity
Of lith 81. preferred Substantial. ~ W. itth O.
wANTED-A good room h board with q small
family who occupy house, not dat, located ON
he west side, between AID 81. Slst ST.. BY
lady; references exchanged. Address, giving
particulars 4 terms. II j. A., box az World
YOUNG NAN desires BOARD In renned pTivaie
family, located between ll6gh aud l3olh stN,
west sidsi terms ~ PsrmanenI, boz Al Wofid
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Boarders Wanted.
EAST Side,

40TH ST., 228 +. Large small rooms. good
hosr1 early breakfast accommodations; gents.
S. lati"N. ~
usr ST. Is E-Elessnt, cheerful rooms; hrst-
class table; s. single. SIS W double.
usT ST. al GOOD board. comfortable rooms;
gas bath. pArlor: married couple or gents. 81
+5rH ST., 1886 y Pine hall 4 square rooms
connecting I'd door: excellent board; refer
5isT ST, 1877 E.-Eiesantly furnished rooms.
double q single. with board: reference.
SAD st 1al E-Larre furnished front room. "a
noor alto hall room; Jewish family.
borlI 81. loo r ,-~insle Il double rooms; uni
lormly good table reasonable rates, American
family.
5sTH ST 1853 E-pouble single rooms with
board; terms moderate; table board
osTH ST EIl + o. Elegantly furnished large
front room for 2; exquisite German board; rel
erencer
bl-I ~, I4H r.. Large, elegant rOOms In neau-
ttlul house trN- class board Jewish family rel
ercnceS exchanged.
SYST ST. ioi E.-Reautiiul rooms to select par
ties, hrst-clasS table refined German family.
GATH ST. ITO Handsomely furnished rooms.
excellent table: reduced prices; Jewish family.
table boarders
72D 81, 1875 F. Large furnished rooms, with
ample closets: running water superior board.
S1D ST, PHI r. Board 4 large RON for gen.
tlemrn; early breakfast.
STIi ST, iss E-Pleasant room for single gem
tlsman excellent table; private family con-
NenienceA Mcguire.
10th sr. i62 E-Two respectable vorkingmen
as bolrdsrs. terms moderate; Sd hoor. front
I!2rH ST. ala ELEGANTLY furnished large al
cove room FOR couple or 2 gentlemen. also large
square room; all couv.niences
llsfH 81, 1877 r. -furnishei rooms, suitable
Tor q private house, all conyeniences; good
board.
ilsrH ST., .1s E-Siceiy furnished room with
board. private house. all eonysniences. refer
ences.
l2IrH ST. a LEXINGTON AVE. CHotei Pc
tslerl-Handsomsly furnished rooms. with
board. terms very moderate.
hath ST. ~ "a large, nicely furnished
rooms; all Improvements; excellent nelghbOr
hood superior boari
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Special Notices.
1T Is OF NO USE

10 say that there is 4" Something Just as Good as
RipAns Tabules for disorders OF the stomach and
liver" u Is not 50. This standard remedy will
relieve and cure you. Que tAhule gives relief
The evening world., 1894-10-03

l2sTH ST. 1877 w.-Uniurnished hack parsor,
suitable for couple physician or dentist. with
or without hoard.
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AVE, 50. corner :5th st.-French
family; nicely furnished rooms. excellent eui-
moderate.
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3iTH ST, 1877 W. Elegantly furnished froo{
rooms with board; office ntied up for +ecssf,
The evening world., 1894-10-03

3sTH ST, 221 w.--Attractive square hall
rooms with board: families or gentlemen; fns
central location.
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S2D ST. as w.-Larss a small nicely furnished
rooms with GOOD board Bs4uToiA
The evening world., 1894-10-03

HrH ST. "a W.-Large room for gentleman q
wife or gentlemen excellent table; refer
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34TH ST, 2i9 ". strictly clean, neat rooms:
excellent board; first-ciass location; doctor in
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West Side.

AMSTERDAM AVE. I7l-Larse room, bath; one
person. IS! two. 80. an opportunity. Lewis.
BOULEVARD. $40. corner lOlst st-Larso. pleas
All: rooms; private house. all accommodation;
home comforts
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EaI. Side.

LEWIS ST., l-Buarders wanted; light, airy
rooms 4 bath excellent board terms moderate,
LEXINGTON AVE 36l, near Grand Central
Elegantly furnished rooms; excellent cuisine !;
doctor hack parlnr
The evening world., 1894-10-03

s'TH ST. 1867 w-Pieasart rooms double, sin
gie hrst-cass board. French table; permanent:
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THE RIsToL,

II to 10 F. llth St near 9Th ave comfortable
family house" very moderate terms
WITH GERMAN FAMILY
nicely furnished rooms, with board N desired; gas.
bath, steam heGtlng: moderate priees al L,
l9th st.
The evening world., 1894-10-03
ou& and Home Ads in IOOwS World Go in The Evening World EHEE::
Boardcrs Wanted.


34TH ST l2T ". Large a small handsomely
FURNISHED sunny rooms; good, plentiful table;
also doctor Office.
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LEXINGTON AVE. ts3. 9Th st-Rooms. with
board Sc 81; table board. American family.
LEXINGTON AVE, 73i-Desirabls location; COM
fortably furnished rooms; all conyeniences. home
surroundings, excellent board: table board
Richmond planet., 1894-02-10

A White Cashiers Crlme-He RObs ths
Bank-A kemarks BILE Happening
in Georgia.

SAvANrAu n. Tac rs
;al froo, ts,,s ~~s,I,s 90 80 - 0RSc-
shook tc fha naon,a - E,Ios,,. Lue
Oreat whan sr 80 o~.,, - " %
Non5av n,o-D,, - .,So uoSeu p, on
Bank had haen ns,rcia -,-aJ aaS5 e. ~ Vi. Q
he'd of Ali ies rnonay no h,,t r, So - auu ~ .op-
inc I'm comnarison 70 tl,a 80 90 ,.osA- ...
them when a. waa osnera1Iv ILL., .. uPon
at o'eiock vestes5.,- e--o " =
that Cashier + CIay ~SInoon wtI '1s'.,
ESTEEMED so hfghIv hv ali ~ "..~ S- /" &c
was rnost DroSahiv shs rs-s,d,-, s,O - ~.
of the crime Eariv this - :. ). ~ !. :
went eo the nea-as, 5,.,,-e'. ..1'' ns
procured half an onnce Of le 49, a.'u
nrerendinc that he wsnted .ss - = 81 So ;
rnofhnche' whicb =. s-a,Ie. ~.
soon as ~ rselled bis -, ,-,e''' : - 1 &c
ifaa Snsittl1 is,fsr 49, s.,[.-. ...-..s
~ ahree prominent l,ani.. ,stse.,,,... t,'
whom he confessed rfat he mad f,zb-
en- the money and thaf fha ianda-
mum was taken wioh euicidal in
tent. An emetlc was at once ad-
mtnistered and the poison promntlv
xpelled.
Detective, from Atlanta. has been
here for the past two davs working
up the case and within less than fou1
nours after he arrived no nointad
out Cashier Clark as the robber oI
the bank. About 10 O'Clock vester-
day morning a bag of silver was
found among q pile of rubbish I'm tbs
back part of the bank building. and
Richmond planet., 1894-02-10

Continues to DraW Packed Houses
The most Marvellous Success At
tends this Brilliant Entertain
meut.

DIR. j. X. Nickens, who has made such
chit" here az q most successful exhlbi-
tor, is still in town. being greeted al
most nightly with overflowing houses
aud receiving the most hnttering ap-
plause. DIR. Nickens richly deserves All
the encomiums within the git OF his au-
diences to bestow upon him. Bis pano-
raruic exhibitions are void Of the chest
nuts" that usually accompany such en-
tainmenks and in their stead are substi-
tuted rare gems of sparkling wit as we'll
as much good food Tor thought.
The Doctor exhibited at the Moore St.
Baptist Church, Monday night, 9th,
and be found between 800 and 600 mer-
ry hearts to greet him whom be held in
tact 70 their delightful enjoyment for
more than two precious hours. Follow
log this, on tuesday nignt, at the 4th
Baptist Church, over l0UO souls witness
ed his scenes oil grandeur, end there was
not atnurmur that any OF the program
was tiresome. As usual he swayed them
to and iro at will with richest laughter.
At the close OF tho entertainment cries OF
repeat wero unanimous. The Doctor
has nearly completed his engeRemente c
here, OF the cnd Of which he Will wind up
one OF the most if not the most success
ful panorama ever witnessed IN Rich
mond. de will be at the Second Baptist
Church Monday night, 18th, where ht
may rest assured of another packed
house. Of the few weeks he has sojourn.
ed here over seven thousandladmission
tickets have been sold; the majority o.
those who have gone want TO go again
1t is rich aud rare-come and see
Richmond planet., 1894-02-10

- Mr. 5. q. Woodbridge, of Whining
ton, DEL, after spending ms holidays
here WITH friends and relatives, ieIt tue
city last week
It's so that Prof. Z. I. Sandridge
grand Phanrasmagorsa Will take place
at Leigh cr. a. Al. Il. Church, MonuaS
night, February lztn. Admission, lUc.
Among the many attractive feat
ures Oi Dr- j. h. NIckens' entertulnmenJ,
are the JuDiiee Singers, the music OF
whom ls u rich audltIon TO it's value.
Prol. KING, the ventriloQuIse holds his
own with the wooden baoIes-" rom ana
Jerry"
-. e. Reid, State Grand secretary
of the 1. .. oi G.. .. 4 ID. 5. OF Virginia,
was IA the city this week. and passed a
very tiatterIng examination to practice
faw Ia the courts OF tins State. Mar. feid
Is "a gentleman ot fine natural abIIIty and
one vi the best read young men IN the
State. Ne beepeak Tor ham success IL
nls chosen profession, II ability 6no close
application are the elements which In
sure success,
Richmond planet., 1894-02-10
Excelsior Social Club.

NEWPORT News, Va.-The first enter
tainment of the above named club took
place on Wednesday eve, 3lst ult. Long
before the hour of nine illuminated car
riagts began collecting the guests and at
y O'Clock quite large assemblage of gen
tlemen and ladies had gathered at the
spacious dining hall, the brilliant lights
OF which shown upon the rich costumes
of the lustrious guests, attiTed in dress
suits. Among those invited were Prof.
and Mrs. Jos. Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mar
rick, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. NJ. N. Lewis, Mr..
and Mrs d. j. Butts, Mrs. G. Ii. James,
Mss ). Lomax. Messrs. z. J. Allen, II. g.
Fitzgiles and Henry Morgan.
Misses OteIia Butts, Cora Swan, Eliza
beth raliaferro, Lueter Turner, l.. A.
Russell, Nettie Hansley. Ollie Monroe, M
5. Ashby, Daisy Byrd, Catherine John.
son, Gertrude Moore, Byrand Roberts
and Nettie Piece.
The following members compose tn.
club: j. A. Cooke, G. H. James, Jr., j. II
shelton, M. 8. Cooke, M. 7. Drew, F. D
Lucy, j. L. Davis. N. Hopper, L. j Green
q. =. Brown, II. Thomas. l. Harris, p
Williams, and 7. Hunt.
Joy reigned supreme until IL p. m.
when the tocsin Of the supper bell invites
| them to the heavily ladened table. Al
| feasted bOunteously and at once return
| ed TO the ball room to resume their form
| er pleasures until the wee sma hour G
two, when the happy assemblage bega
| to disperse for their several homes.
The officers are J A. Cooke, president
G. II. James, vice-president; j. II. She
ton, secretary; r. Williams, assistant;
l.. Davis, sergeantat-arms,
Richmond planet., 1894-02-10
MAKCHEsTERIrEMs


"JOseph in Bondage. This beautiful
dramatic cantata will be given at the LIST
Baptist Church, Monday night, 10Th
iDsr-.rby the Famous Cautata Club OF
Richmond. See advertisements.
The Y. NJ. T.. A. held quite an interest
ing meeting at. their room on last Tues
day night. The chiet topic discussed by
the Association was the character oi
Melchizedek. After the regular routine
OF business was transacted, and the en-.
rolIment OF members, the folio wing pro.
gramme was presen ted for exercises to
be held Sunday night (tomorrow) at the
22nd Sc. Bapt. Church:
The aims and objects OF the Associa
tion,-by Prof. j. ii. Blackwell.
The relation of the Church and School
by w. II. Anderson.
Impromptu speeches, by the members
kOa coilection,-C. l.. WInfree.
Subject for discussion at the next meet
i1g,-What constitutes Y. M. Z. A.
Blanche Allen, the littls three-year-olC
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. L. w. Allen, re
siding on 10Th, bet. Decatur and Stock
ton streets, swallowed a shawl-pin on
the 3lst ult. At frat the parents anC
/ friends were very much alarmed, but ul
to this time nothing serious has occur
red. The pin was two and eleven-six
teenths inches in length. Parents should
be warned by this not to leave such dans
erous things within the reach of children
The child is doing nicely.
a programme is now being arrange.
Tor a novel entertainment to be held a
the LIST Bapt. Church on the 26th inst. o
all the societies in this city.
We see no serious objections why tn
| Odd Fellows OF Richmond should not eel
ebrate their Thanksgiving day in on
city, March 4th, this year. n.