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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02

= Der @9meiser=8eiailote Mlfreo De
gfaparebe in Waibinaton iiberrei1te am
Gamltag unter ben iibliden Gormali=
tdten benz Yrdlibenten @lebelanb iein
Mbberufun9sfdreiben. Sein Na6fol=
ger lit nod tli1t ernannt.
sSn benz Gprberunssltreit Der Ser.
Staten gegen gbile bat mad einem
9elegramm aus Bern Die SAweis, als
Shiebsri1ter, ili1fre Soroerung i'm 8e=
traae pon SO, 900, 600 nur fir Die
Gunlme bon $240, 564 sutsebeiben.
y Sbon,as 6. Benber, Elm penlions=
anpalt BON ct. Soiepb, Wto., iuuroe
am 90. .9lpril pcr 3i1ter pbilipps ge=
flhrt, um iin auf iieben Antlagen iue=
/ aen grbebune uno Mnnabme bon ilnSez
iebli1en Bebiibren in peniiOnsfdllen gu
berdnttporten. Ser Iermin ieines pro=
| 3eiIes lit mod nidt dnberan1at tuOroen.
= Was man Bel ben jebisen @eeeln
Ibes Genats u,ter Debate" perltebt,
has bot Der republifailii6e @enatpr
Digeins bon Delamare Doy einisen 9as
| oen ipieber 3u betueiien aeiu6t, inbeu
linbem er iid 3n elmer Heoe iiber bic
I9arifbill naeIoete unb bant eine ellens
Ilanae paufe iiber bic 0amoii=Groes
lpom Gtapel lieB, bic Sur Ddlfte aus
lben tro{lcieitet Gluntereien beifaub,
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Ohio etaAtse feseebm,.e /.

N - Z cSr r a "a
yon Den yeiglansn unlerer Se9ts'
lalur aus legier 2eoUe qauen anrrel1l9
ole mellie : gsoeutun9 e ois e yssrperfan9
per pasteu-sbsA iissn p.e painrnna DER
Jrailenit'mmre1ts.S,l. nseer erlere
berl0fen MIR an anoerer Sleae. AB=
tere mnroe m't 90 Aegen 70 Silmmen
an9enommen. Sle 8ema9rI een Jraaen
Stmm. ano 2Daplfems ln SNnian9es
ie9en1e.ten. pemerlenspeftg ~ osf
nmpano, pap oe s,lu, mei@e ngt
lange oorper pesmorIen laeroen leRl
mf 10 9roBer g.eprDen oMrUaeRn
lpnitte. Vtan ioese nsps. ioA man es
npereaapt sais utangsI M SnIeat9ena
soeer Gus naOlaB.9e a9oesEaQRglssI De=
5elgaen. nsHih .sOle " leS.ss oeH e.s m.e.
oeIpoN uor9eIoMmeH pl@ll9e Usas
efr pernotien uao oanN elnlse aa9e
lpaier MI ~ 9laH3 aHgenemneH meroen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02
@om @oblemeraber streif.

Ser 5treif bat aud leBte Wo6e ipie=
Der an Musbebnnng getuonnen unb be-
trdgt bic 3abl Der Mussefanbenen nun
iiber 160, 900. Bereits ma9t Ii9 an
pielen Crten Robknmansel gelteno unb
eine @eibe BON Minenbelibern beginner
einsulenten. prdfbent Sobn Me8ribe
erbielt am WlDntog BON %. g.. Renb
bon Chicago bds idriftli9e Griu6en
um cine gonferert3 litlo anoere @ruben=
beiiber linb gleidfaIs gensiat, 6rieoen
su f1lieBen ,inD Die alien 2bhne gu aab=
len, bod piH bfrE Erefutipratb Der @ru=
benarbeiter eiug gatgesenfomnen fdmmt=
li1er @rubenbeiiber abtuarten. CT
5preder 90. g. Spiea, Der friiber
Grubeaarbeiter mar, erfldrt es fir fi6er,
baB bic 5treifer lire Gorberun9en burd=
ieben, ipenn iie orei Woben ausbalten
fDnnen.
Sm Mnsemeinen lduft Bis iebt alles
febr rubig unb friebli1 ab !; nur an
ipenigen Drten finoen Musi6reitunsen
itatt. 8ei 9oluea, Sas., lam es gu ei=
rem Sanosemense nit Stalienern tpo=
bel eilige. Der leBtern nerlebt tpurDen.
Sn ben penniplpaniiAen &oblenre=
sionen 0itlih bam Naesbenp 8ebirae,
lfeben nit Musnabme elmer einsieen, ale
Gruben auber Betrieb. Nn einisen
Orten 1T bic Mrbeit 81 ben nalten a0bnen
bereits tpieoer aufsenomnlen tpDrben,
falt ii6erau aber iuartet t,,a,, Su, um bas
augemeine 3iel ni6t ;u gefdhrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02

: Gin Gludsfinb, benz cine Wabr=
iaoerin propbeaeit bate, baB es nod
ein 9rOBes Nerm69en erben tpiirbe, ioIl
unldngif ipirflin bnr9 bic Norlidtias
tfit, ipel@e es BET ber Mustpabl feiner
Dermanbten beipiefen, In ben Weiik
bon fiinf MlilIionen Dollars aetsnmen
iein. Gin Rem Oorter Nlait iniipfte
boran Die Mittbeilnng, bab iiber bos
Gintreifen Der prepbs)eiung 9lielnano
|srifaunter 0etDeien iei. ais Der lodenbe
grbe. Mir be3peifeln oas, btnn Sic
gsntrIn9erin mub ppr G1rtd iiber ibr
sslpeitsS 0tiilbt" 8sitorben iein.
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al,.s per Ustne tsitaot.

Wie neueites perlailtet, finb ben
3uderintereHenten neue .ueitgebenoe
3ugefdnbnife gema6t tuoroen. Gs
beibt, baB man fi1 babin 9eeinigt babe,
3uder NIT einenl sou DoH 40 proaeDs
6es Mertbes 3u bele0en lno ! Sent IT.
ira alif Raffinabe, fotuie einen speite=
|rers 3oil bon ITO Sent auf 3uder, Der
aus 2dnbern importirt miro, tpel6e
ben 3uderprobuaenttn cine prdmie
3ablen. Die lebtere Weitimn,uns 1T
ipe3ieu gegen Deutfdlano gsri6tet,
tpel1es cine prdmie auf Naben3ufer
aoblt. Gsrner lei beinlOiien iporoen.
ben 3eiipunft. an ipelden, Der Mb=
f9nitt ,3nder4 ia 2raft treten fol.
Bis gum l. Sannar 1895 binausau=
i1ieben, tpoour1 ben grohn3enten bic
prdmie Der WlcQinlep-9ia fhr bic
biesidbriee grnte gefidert wiro.
9etreifs Der ginlOmrnenfteuer f1eint
man fih babin geeiniet 3u baben. bab
biefelbe Dprldufig nur fiir S Sabre,
sleiGfam auf PrObe bin, eingefiibrt
tperoen ioll.
Na1bem nun in FOLDER Weife bic
gini9feit aaf Der bemptratiiden Seite
bes Sennts bergeifeat lit, min man Die
paifruns Der Wilion=8ill foreiren uno
hofft iie bis MnfanssSSuni ourdbrin=
gen sil f6nnen.
Sm 9auie III bic Derpillisungs=Nill
in geratbuna. Gin DeriuA. fur fo4
fort ober ipdter bic gogep=Grage in
Debate au brin9en, tuur0e eiler9ifd
.suriidse,pieien. Das Saus last iid
bon bem 9ramps=GeneraI nidt impo=
riren.
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6. 81. ". Grenriip,t.

glnldBlid Der 8eriammluns bes @.
81. sc. gncampment BON Obio in @an=
ton, Obio, am Is. Mai 1894, wiro
bic @lebelano, 2orain & Bbeeling gi=
ienbabn &unbreiie=gillete 5u eineln
Sent per Meile berfaufeil. Die Bill
lete perben am IA. unb Is. Mai ber=
fault unb iinb siiltis CUR &iidfa1rt bis
am 20. Mai. Yallasiere tperoen bon
Maililpn aus permittelit Der Ganton=
MallilDn eleftriiden 8abn befOroert
uno oireft an oie 5biiren Der 8ait6du=
fer in Gai!ton .sebra9t.
S. Is. Serrp
Sen. 6radt= uno Iifet=Maent.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02

: Sn eiaigen Gdulen Herlins ipirb
trob ber iparinen Witterung mod INNER
gebei3t, neil man bore ilnb itauils
80 bic f1nlrdtblid Dorgei1riebsne Be-
bei3ungs 3eit erif i'm Wsai ablduft
Wfit 0em Mieiensopf oer G6ul-gureau=
iraten t6nnte man pobrbaftis fdmmtlia
DE Robboor MatrQ3ea zines aar3eil
Sto0tbierteI pollter1.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1894-05-02

Sn Stuttgart plant Der Seuerbeifat=
tanssberein bic @rridtung zines &re=
matoriums.
.Sn OeIterrei1, Stalien &c. batten Die
&egierunsen 9lrbeiter=Yroaiiio aui
ben geitrigen Maitag berboten.
9ie beuti9e 3ailerin nit ibren feds
S6bnen 1T aus Mbba3ia tpieber nab
Berlin auriidgefebrt.
Sn Wien 1T Baron b. @otbl6ilb bon
einem 8ettler angegriffen unb bur9 eli
men Stid i'm @eii6t perlebt tporben.
gersiperfs &ataitropbe inn 9iitrift
Mons, 8elsien; l3 gOote.
Sn 0ouanb bat bas Minilterium re-
Iignirt, neil bic parlamentspablen ibm
unsiinitis ausfielen.
Sn Miin6en ldbt bic bairii9e &eeie=
rung cine eeipaltise Srinfbafle errihten,
mo- auf &e9nun9 bes 5taates beites
8ier ausgei6entt miro.
Ser friibere ipanii6e &ronprdtenoent
Son Garlos bat ii6 nit Der Prinseilin
Maria BON &oban bermdblt.
Sn paris puroe Mnar6iit Senri, Der
llrbeber Der grploiion i'm Safe Sermi=
nus, gum Sobe perurtbeilt.
S1reflide Stiirme an Der inlanbi=
i9eit &iiIte baben gnbe LETTER WD9e
sablrei6e S1iife uno Meni6enleben se=
fDltet.
Sdmmtli6e bralilianii6e SSnlur9en=
ten, eini6lieBli9 Nomiral ba @ama,
tpel1e an 8oro portueielii6er S9iffe
oeternirt mareu, iillo entfloben.
Cine 0erorbnung bes braIilianiihen
prdI Iibenten geiroto beiagt, baB idmmt=
li9e 36lle in Golo 81 besablen iinb.
Sn 2iiiabpn i6eint ii6 bic 9bolera
felfieben su tpollen. IS neue @rtran=
funeen am Sam tag.
ssn Wien baben 10000 Maurer Die
Mrbeit niebergelegt.
sn eirert 3ug, in Dem 1t1 Gr5ber5o9
Soiepb befanb, murbe snif6en Suba=
peft sunb Wien Elm S6ub abgefeuert.
, 9ie ginpanberer aus gurDpa treffen
tpieber sablreider Elm.
ssn Buffalo, N. g., tpurbe am Sam=
ffas Der illnse atutualt Montsomerp
@bbs auf nRenerr erl6pnen /;
Shdter unbefannt. &.
eSt Stem Orleans brannte, am Sam=
1tag bas ct. gharles Sptel, oas gr6Bte
@ebdube Der Staot, nieOer. Yerluit
$500, 900. III
Ser Streif auf Der v@reat Nortbern"
gabn oauert fort auf Der $500 Wtei=
len lansen gabn ffebt Der sanse gertebr
itia.
eSn Burlington, Slb., baben 8et=
tpeiber unb anberes 8eli6ter einen Sa=
loon bemolirt uno basu einen frommen
gboral seiunsen.
syn Stem Dort bat Die grOBe Girna
Senrp Nepmait & &c., Sdnbler in Ser
renfbneioer=9lrtifeln falirt.
en- Cincinnati bat Der irii6e prieiter
S'Grabp Ieiil Minoel, Die l9 Sabre
alte MarD @ilmartln, auf brutale Weiie
ermoroet.
@prep's 17jdbrise So6ter in Mailil=
n 4 " - T~ff III
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Gin e~redem obne Gmpe.

Mtben, 20. Mpril. Gaum bat li1
bas Ganb BON benz Sdreden bes lebten
grbbebens erbolt, anb ihon 9taubte
man bic @efatr iiberitanoen su baben,
als geitefn glbenb um 9 llbr 20 Mlinu=
ten abermals elm Is Getunben anbal=
tenber befti9er grbfoB erfolste. Der bic
Gatbebrale in ibren GrunoDeiten erbe-
ben lieb. Jn bieier--es mar gerabe
CUR 3eit ber geipobnlihen Goiten-pr
|aefiion mar eine grobe Mnaabl 8eten=
Der beriammelt, beren ii6 iofort, als lie
ben StDB peripiirten, cine panif be-
mdAtiste.
Ser grbltoB ipurbe I'm 0an3en Qanbe
peripiirt. ,pie aud auf ben Snieln epra
unb 3ante. Mu1 in 1beben unO Mta=
lantd, ipel1e beiDen Drte fdon unter
benz lebten Grbbeben 10 0elitten batten,
|rihtete Der grbitob neuen furmt6aren
Ghaben an. QDas BON ben beioen
|Gtdbten iiberseblieben ipar, iuurbe 3er-
it0rt.
llnwredenbarer G6aSen entltano in
2amia, NarilIa, Wolo. gbaltis uno
patras. Sn Qania ffiir3ten bic wiau=
ern oes Oefdn9Hifes Elm. ipelden llm-
Ronb fih bic Gefanaenen au glube
inadten, Inn ali enthieben. SIN Wan-
aen iinb burd Die Derf9iebenen CRIB
a0Be gegen 1000 perionen obDaNlos
aetporDen. Jm Qaufe hes 9aaes sins
0e0ongens Deri9te fpre3sn BON oegen
800 dobten. Qln bieltn Crten 3eigen
lid grobe Grbipdlte iiebenbes gDoKer
Ianb G9lpefeI 0rin0sIl aus Der ErOe.
Hn ber wlesresftitt 1T FelIenfueile bns
Qanb I'm s GuB Qtlunlen.
Ulertpiirbi0 il, bo6 Oer bslaunte
| a2rofeiJor 0aIb Die btibsn grobtben auf
osn 1dG porausgeiagt Bat.
4ie GhoIer0 Qrejft III a}ortu0oI
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Sats eaAsr.
isnlese 6sxsstiess.

xnlsss esxssDisss.
- SpsaaoIi6es ztieroranei8 8u6 rtt4ti4 t1gltEitt
tref5sS ~ ieber tsHtj6sn 6arm Hoipmsnoi1 w.
aSI &sit6s ~ ~. tetIrst
~ rooIes M Uss4tDssm.
nan n. novrui&. ~ fyarmsr GHoet " eltit1t
xmSE 9Sea eo3 6nf man uub Dbtttdmme 8e1u0
nm - Geitan fegl 80 Gts. ppfttget 4.
- GD1r resjets)6u NJ bbigeH @ndsr an tx1sme esge
5ss' NM j5erSe1 nun 3 GeutS Gtnnlpt 6uQenem'
mee.) ON 4pren1 1slatInns spssbsH sstns Wsass
Die G1e66 tisr pntIiiJiss g.,
llsw N1tlsostu>tk clis,
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Ser octttid1c rbcitcrs 1tnter.
itibungspcretn TT GaaaI
@~k~nA,

feierte seltern slbenb Iein 25jdbrises
5tiftllngsfef. Ser Yrdiibent beg
0ereins, 9r. s. 2ahenmeper. er6ifnete
nit elmer far3en 2ebe Die Sefflihteit
unb ftellte alsDann 0errlt Neumanft
bpr, tuelder in fbmunspoler Weiie Die
I |biiforil6e Gnttuidlung oes gereins bar
legte. 2auter 8eifall lobnte ben &eo=
ner. Ser Geit bes 9lbenos mar ge=
lniitbli6er nnterbaltung seiuibmet uno
oas jllnge 8olt ergObte Ii6 TN frObli=
|9en Sanse.
Seit Der @riinoung bes 8ereins 1ino
folgenoe Mitslieoer seitorben
Srieori6 &eppler, Gebaftian @inter,
Sohn M. Wasner, 5reo. Miller, Sr.,
ssoiepb 9lrnOlo, @briit. Sagner,
Otto S6dffer, @eorg ebert,
8eorg S6mieo, Sacob Weinbarb,
@m. 8oorbeer, peter &enner, :.
9fifolaus Weina sSobn @ob,
Yeter MOier, 0einrid Subrid,
0rans S6rad, 9loam Sraseiler,
'Spbn Maus, 9loam 2anser,
Greo. @ob, Safob 9. Weber.
On 8eitrdsell ipurben felt Der Griin=
buna bes Nereins bon ben Mitgliebern
$12,9 einbeSablt, unb fat oerielbe
segenudrtig elm 8erm69en bon 50. .000.=
Is al Sano.
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aabt q y q
nt6t Sum Nar
rem tatten
bon benz 9dnbler,
Der etwos Mube,
zee betidIeppt,
MORAN er meer
berbieut unb fagt.
20 itt sgerabe 70
>.s&A nTQ nv

yierces Golden Medical Discovery, fur
tueltes @arantie seleiftet sutrb. Bsnn
es niNt hitft obsr furirt, 10 ipirb ieoes wtoI
bas @elb befir 3urddseseben. &eine ait'
Sere @ebi,tn tieier Mrt To 10 suSerldiFG
unb ipiriiam, bab fie unter fclden Debin.
sunseu perfauft tperben f0nnte. Sft's bann
mabrfdeinlid, bab cine anbere .ebeu is
gut" tf2 s
als Dlutreiniser, GleiiMbifbner uab
9rdfte-W -Wieberberfteller fann niHts fH NIT
benz discovery" nergleideu. Gs iif ninf
mie bic Sariapssillas ooer SetuSbnliden
rDrabiabrs.M .Mebi;inen". gu alien Sab
res,eitem unb In alien Gdllen reinigt,
itGrft unb bant eS baS gdis5e Spffem diij.
Gesem glntpergiftuus, Masfhldg unb bic
bosartisifeu Gormen bon Scrofeln tf 20
Elm polltommenes, onf bic Daner ipirtenoes
Wittel, fiir tueld,es garautirt NTH.
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PIE GbOIera srelit il Portugal
|rsttsr I'm il4.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-11

ris, Mrs. n. w. Bowe, Miss Bowe, Mrs
Pnmes Blair Mrs Page as Mrs Mes Msssry
George Cali, w. f. Cone. Robert Powers,
sr:, Jahnke. Pemberton, Gillian ana
Philip Powers.
The entertainment was given by the
Loving" Circle of Kings Daughters
(NIrs Pemberton's) thirty in number.
and its Sue cess speaks admirably for their
cleverness, originality and energy
Misses DAME, and Blair's literature
class met at the usual hour on TUESDAY
last in the w. 4. A., pariors. the at,
tendance was large. the interest Keen anu
the program profitable and delightful.
Miss Daniels lecture upon the "founu-
ing and growth OF ancient Rome" was
greatly enjoyed and was embeilished oy
from "Hares Walks about Rome"
When touching upon the monuments
adjoining the eternal city beautiful pno-
tographs were shown by way OF iiiust.a-
virons, the work Of Miss Daniel. great
ly assisted the impression OF the iee, Ne.
At the meeting on next TUESDAY, MISS
Blair will lecture upon the play Oh MAJ
BETH
On Tuesday, November 10th. the "Shei-
tering Arms Hospital lvlS east Cias
street, will hold an Informal reception "
which all friends Of the institution are
Al IL o'clock, Bishop Peterkin WIN de-
liver an address appropriate to the oc.
CASTOR. and invitations have been seht
ont TO all ministers in the city inviting
taem to be present.
Al the conclusion of the Introductory
exercises, the house will be open for the
;,sneetion of visitors during the
remainder of the day, a genial reception
Committee being in attendance to extend a
welcome and a cup OF nreproaehapie
tea TO callers.
At this date. there are six patients. all
absolutely free, in the hospital. and tt
is the intention of the managers 70 make
the institution absolutely free to the very
limit of its capacity. The interest In 1t
would appear to have grown since its tenn
porary and enforced cessation from wo,k.
and II resumes activity with flying col
ors and good wishes from all directions.
w.
Mrs. John Dunlop leaves Shortly for
New York TO attend the Opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coydon Sutton will attend
the Horse show.
The many friends Of Miss Ben Vahn-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-11
RICHMOND VA, SUNDAY NOVEMBER H. 1894

OF Lecture No. 1. and ANOTHER will follow
in February, two in March. two In
April, and one in May.
Among the lecturers will be Prof. VIM.
Taylor Thorn. Mr.. Joseph Bryan. Hon.
Lyon G. Tyler, Bishop Randolph, Mr. X.
Bruce.
The p. f. Church Home has twenty-one
guests, and $23 In bank. These figures
speak for themselves. In the public zeal
for the many worthy new charities Of the
those whose needs must appeal to all
aged women without means OF support
o-d without strength to help themselves
has suffered seriously.
.u, uonation received on Thursday last
we're far short of expectations and me-
cessities. Durable and incurable children
and fallen women are all receiving aften-
ton from the benevolent public. Are the
worthy ladies' at the home to suffer pure
Iy because they are neither sick nor sin
full
The marriage of Mr.. Ellis Munford Tai
bolt to Mrs. Aurie Hall Chaplin Is an
nounced to take place In Macon. Ca.
on Nov. Is. No invitations will be sent.
Only the immediate members of the fami-
lies will be present.
The sociable given on last Friday even
ing by the members of Monumental con-
gregation was most enjoyable. and very
largely attended.
The recitations by Mr.. Ben Valentine
and solo by Misses Kate Meade, Bette
Booker, and others were delightfully."-
given. and the affair was marked by the
utmost informally.
Miss Hunter, who is In charge Of the
Louise Home, Washington, was recently
the guest of Rev. DR.. Sprfgg.
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tine will be exceedingly glad to learn
that she Is rapidly convalescing,
Rev. Hartley Carmichael preacnes to
day for Rev. Arthur Brooks, brother
of the late Phillips Brooks, and rector
OF the Church of the Incarnation, Ne"
York.
The genial personality OF Rev. Fem
ner S. Stickney, together with his force
OF mind and character appear especiai-
ly magnetic to the young people Win
whom he is thrown In contact and the
juvenile element I'm Monumental congre-
CATION Is growing at a rapid rate.
Little Miss Avis Grant, and Masters
Dugald and Norvell Walker. ana Thos.
Pickney Bryan held the ribbons, on the
occasion of the Hume-Walker wedding.
with naive self possession that made
them, next to bride and groom, the center
OF attraction. Miss Avis wore dainty
white dress with biue ribbons, and looked
like an exceedingly sweet flower, and the
small gentleman were nevertheless very
gallant gentlemen and beyond praise from
the crowns of their clever heads to the
tips Of their toes.
The dinner given on Thursday evening
by Mr. and Mrs. Brydon Tenant as a
courtesy to Dr. and Mrs. Edward Nc
CURE was an exceedingly elegant affair
The table decorations were OF American
Beauty roses and pink carnations. superb
clusters Of the latter being supported by
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AFFIRMING OF LOOPS

three very handsome silver repousse
vases.
Covers were laid for fourteen the menu
was beyond praise, and the table appoint
ments exquisite.
Those enjoying the hospitality of Mr..
and Mrs. Tenant on this occasion were:
DIR. and Mrs. Edward Mcclure. Gertrude
Camm, Mary Lyons, Mary Cameron, Anne
and Eugenia Tenant; Messrs. Ran Tuck
er. Roosevelt Page, Judge Staples, John L.
Anderson, and Henry Landon Cabeii.
On Saturday evening q to y the Misses
Williams who for year past have been
pursuing the study OF art abroad. gave a
delightful studio Tea" at their studio.
south Third.
is Holland, and Venice, were on exhi-
bition, and elected genuine admiration
from their guests, who represented the
most cultivated and critical people in the
city.
The high estimate placed upon their
ability by the most eminent OF to-days
French artists. was alluded to in our col
umns, last summer, when photograph
of his class sent across the blue water 10
friends In Richmond showed the positions
of greatest prominence in the picture CIV
en- TO them, as his most talented pupils.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Arents and Mr..
ard Mrs. Albert Oldfeld Brown. of New
YORK. sent a number Of their Richmond
friends announcements that on the even
Ing OF Friday, Nov. 9th, they would be
AT home between the hours OF = and
clever Quite number OF visiting Rich
mond,rs responded.
The Association for the Preservation of
Virginia Antiquities have made de-
c!sIon that will prove eminently satisfac-
tory 10 It's many friends in Richmond,
that declsion being to have no charge
for admission TO the interesting Lecture
Coarse 10 be introduced on January 4th,
that being the ninth birthday Of the as
socis ton.
This decision was made as a token Of
the committees appreciation of the
prompt aud warm cooperation with
which il has met on the part OF the pub
lie in connection with the various en-
tertainiDenfs given for the benefit Of the
association, on all of which very satisfac-
tory sums were realized
Admission to the lectures will, then, be
free, but owing to the very limited ca
pacity OF the rooms on East Franklin
street. admission can only be had by In
vitati0n.
January 4th will. a. stated. be the date
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OF unique pattern, ETC.. completed the
attractiveness Of the scene, while charm
irg girls galore extended the hospitaii-
ties OF the occasion to all Corners
The most notable features Of the even
ings program were recitattons by MISS
Lottie Hartman and Miss Precious Moore,
vocal selections by Misses Kate Meade.
Lillian Yarbrough. Ellie Frayser, and
Mr. Eugene Gloves, ana Instruments
by Mr.. Sheppard Webb and Miss Mamie
Blair
Among those present were: Mrs: T.
William Pemberton, Mrs. Ballard, Mrs
Cone, Mrs. Robt. Powers-Sr ST., Mrs. M:
NJ. Gillian Mrs. John Claiborn. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robt. Powers. Jr..- Miss Lula Pow
ers. Mrs. II. A.. Saunders, Miss Marie
Saunders. Mrs. N. M. Wilson, Miss VIII
son, Mrs. F. II. Nash. Mrs. John Dun
lop Mrs. Warner Moore, Miss Moore.
Mrs. IT. G. Williams. Mrs. Buck, MISS
Sallie Andersen, Miss Mary Mason Ander-
son, Miss Georgia BlankenshIp. Mrs. Ohio
Kean. Miss Lizzie Grattan, Miss Gussie
Daniel, Miss Maria Blair. Misses Carrie
Moore, Mary M. Gillian, Ray Ellerson,
Fannie Withers. Alberta and Caleste Ber-
ry, Maude Miller Motley. Warren. Bessie
Call. Mary Crenshaw, Rev. Mr.. Farand,
Miss Mary Norwood. Miss Kate Wallace.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Meade, Miss Meade
Burwell, Miss Ella Cooke, Mrs. Preston
Cooke, Mrs. John A. Coke, Mrs. Pace,
Mrs. James Pleasants Mrs John y.
Munce Miss Chalmers, Mrs. DR.. Robin
son, Mrs. Chas. Boiling, the Misses Har-
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A TIE.

Teacher-Name the greatest orator IN
history. y>.-,ov.h.-
mes and Nix. Depew.
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rhe bank account of the Eplsr9,tp%,
9Th Home is In inverse proporuon
C ~ its list of protegees. and so II mas
been to appeal "a their 70 IT'S interest
Io 's,s NJ groceries, money. fuel, etc, VIII
vi Civ Warmly welcomed, for they are great
iy peeded. MAX.
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The bond Of Charles 4. Moies, with
william II. Haskell aod Jude TAYLOR as
sureties, was approved after a couple OF
the country members wanted 10 know n
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-07-17

The generic truth always leaks out Just
like murder. IL takes some time, of
course, but II has got TO come In the fru-
ition Of events. Democrats of Pawtucket,
Lincoln and the Blackstone Valley In
general haye been for a week or so trying
to find out who runs the party In this
locality. IL was generally supposed that
the members OF the State Central Com
mittee from hereabouts had something to
say about the thing, but at last accounts
II seems that Scituate and MIR. Comstock
OF the Second Ward OF Providence have
relieved them OF all trouble. President
owen OF the state Committee Is the gem
tlemaD from Scituate. Richard b. Com
stock Is the man from the Second Ward
OF Providence who generally rubs the fur
the wrong way on Gen. John NJ. Brennan
OF the same ward and who generally gets
licked for his hostility to the dominant
element In that ward, and poor Mr.. Com
stock, who IL a first class Mugwump,
takes out his revenge by sending type
written letters To Washington against
candidates favored by those who see that
he has too thin veneerlng on his Dem
ocracy.
MIR. McKonna was the cand idate for the
PostoHice at Valley Falls. He had always
been a Page man. lie has an exhillrating
letter from the Congressman from Scituste
who IL a partner of Chairman owen In
the law business. But Page voted against
the tariff bill and lately the Democratic
state Committee voted to sustain the Ad-
mi mist ration and some criticism was
passed on Congressman Page for his vot-