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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
ChiIdren'S Sailors & Dress Hats

An endless variety of styles
in Children's Neatly-Trimmed
Hats. Prices range from 81 to
$3.50. Their value is double the
price asked.
The SAILORS, with RIBBON
BAND and STREAMERS, are
1870, 48c., 75c. and 81. Colors,
white, navy, and brown.
STRAW TAM-O'SIIANTAS,
with RIBBON BAND and
STREAMERS, with star at front,
always sold at 75c; our price 48c.
Colors, navy and white. Other
styles at 75c. and 81.
White Duck Hats and Tam
O'Shantas-all sizes-25c.
Flannel and Duck Yachting
Caps at same prices.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
Funeral Notice.

The funeral of Mrs. RICHARD L.
BROWN. who departed this life Friday
June g. 1894, win take place from All
Saints church MONDAY. June nth, at
IL o'clock A. NJ. Friends of the family
invited 10 attend.
Winston IN. CO, Duluth (Minn). and
Louisville Ky.) papers please copy
The funeral OF Mrs. II. l.. Brown will
take place tomorrow at II o'clock from
All Saints Episcopal church. The fol-
lowing gentlemen will act as pall-bear-
ers:
Honorary. r. y. Chafin, T. VIM. Penn
berton, r. III. Ellet, c. l.. Todd, r. G.
Williams. Jr.. Geo. Schoen. Thos. Potts.
+. III. Mayo, Henry G.. Cannon. Captain
John A. Curtis. u. o. Davis. X. A.
Meagher. Il. w. Gates. A. w. Archer,
DIR. l.. c. Crump, George l.. Currie.
Active: Charles Reede, James Hall,
Earnest Moore. Elijah Baker. Hugh A.
McCurdy. VIM. Angus. Knox Crutch-
The interment Will be made at Holly
wood.
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The Winter Races.

Several prominent horsemen were ere seen
yesterday In regard 10 tne ruihoI Ihat tWo
CITY cit, TO open negotiations FOR securing the
EXPOSITION grounds for the holding OF
winter turf events. ,-,o.. IL. A..
They were all Of the opinion that mere
,r,possihIe said one gentleman who Is
wei-Informed on the subject Tor
mond to get into good a daSt circuit dlenay
and II would require sItat IN ot T., IN,
duce cool borses 10 Jump their regular
circuits. The speculation would be risky.
and one that would require an enormous
outlay OF capital to be carried on sue
cessfulIy.
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Mrs. AMELIE KIyESCH4NLER.
How the Authoress Looks Now-Lost Her
Girifgb Fleure

Mrs. Amelia Rives-Chanler s.ocd in
front Of the Second National Bank. az
the corner Of Twenty-third street. yes
terday. and looked with interest at q
large horse which vs. fs apparently maxi
ing an effort 10 jump over cable car.
After a time the horse was subdued
by his driver. and the incident was FOR
gotten by the crowd. Mrs Clanier. how
ever. continued 10 stand on the corner
and look al the busy scene before her
for some minutes before proceeding on
her way UP Fifth avenue Apparently
nobody In the crowd knew that the
woman standing there alone was TIE
authoress Of '"1he Quick or the DeadT
thar a few years ago made her name
famous throughout the country She has
changed in appearance and her figure
has lost it's girlish lines. Her hair, which
was once very light. has grown some
what dark. and there Is a plump and
matronly look about the authoress which
explains the more settled and tranquil
character OF her recent ncuon.-New YORK
sun.
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THE UNDERWEAR SALE.

There has been a steady stream
of customers at the Underwear
Counter. Lower prices may have
been named, but better values in
Muslin and Swiss Ribbed Under
garments were never shown in
Richmond.
We have added several new
numbers in Muslin Gowns. The
price-sl-is just one-third less
than the garment can be dupli-
Gated for.
Complete variety of Children's
Muslin Underwear in all grades
from cheapest to finest.
All our Undergarments are war
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

THE SMITHERS CASE.
The Henrico Election Frauds will Again
Cnmn Refnre the Conf

The Henrico Election Frauds will Again
Come Before the Cont.
The fraudulent election cases from
Smithers precinct. IN Henrico county,
will again be presented to the grand
Jury. and the examination. Indictment,
the arrests and trial will all be gone
through with again.
II viii be remembered that Judge Wick
ham at the last term Of the court. on
account OF Irregularities in the forma-
tion OF the grand jury, sustained q plea
of the defendants counsel, resulting in
the dismissal Of the case.
With these legal queetions out Of the
way and the decks cleared for action the
famous Smithers case. the fraud of which
was developed through the efforts Of The
Times for pure elections, will no doubt
have n speedy trial.
Captain A. 3. Guigon, who represents
the Commonwealth. az special counsel
employed by the county. will probably
present the same indictment used in the
original trial
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
closing of the Schools.

The closing exercises Of the Richmond
High School will be held at the Academy
of Music next Thursday night.
On Friday night the closing exercises
Of the coloied High School will be held
at the First African church. $50
The several city district schools will
close next Friday. The exercises Will be
held in the respective school buildings.
The commencement exercises or tne
Richmond Female Seminary will be held
next Wednesday night at S:l5 O'CLOCK III
the hall OF the Y. NJ. c. a.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
REJOICING OVER THEIR VICTORY.
Harrisonburg Firrmen Royalty Welcomed
Ifnrn--Irhrlv Conxlcfeh

HARRISONBURG. VA, June 9-Spe-
cial.-The representatives, Of our fire de-
partment who attended the recent Fire
Today and received q royal welcome.
They were met at The train by q large
crowd and were greeted with cheers
From there they marched around the
town and stopped at the Public square
Navor Switzer and George y. Conrad.
Many places were decorated with flags
and bunting. and there was 4 general
JOllincatiOn.
The United States Court which has
bean I'm session here since Tuesday last,
Adjourned to-day. George Fadely. Of Au-
gIsta county. was convicted to-day for
passing counterfeit money and sentenced
for two years Imprisonment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
A Public Meeting This Afternoon-The
Governor md Other speaker.

The Executive Committee Of the Worlds
Peace Conference. Of this city, held a
meeting at the Young Mems Christian
Association yesterday afternoon TO ~
range a programme FOR a public meeting
at the Second Presbyterian church this
Rev DR.. Hoge will preside. and Gov
ernor OFerrall. Hon. j. J.. VI. Curry Rev
Dr. ". T. Hatcher, Rev. Or. W. a.
Campbell. Rev. DR.. W. }. Young and
Mayor Eilyson will speak on the purposes
ami advantages Of the Peace ConteiI n
Ii is the desire Of the committee to
raise three thousand dollars for the pur-
pose Of organization in Europe, where
the araatesL needs OF peaceful methods
in settling disputes exist.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
MIL,L.IN cry !!

The remarkable values offered
at our GREAT HAT and FLOW
Err SALE hardly seem credi-
BILE. They are the wonder and
admiration OF all who see them
The prices tell and everybody
tells the price-so the interest
grows.
THIS WEEK, BETTER BAR
GAINS AND MORE OF THEM.
Our facilities for handling these
goods in quantities for our whole
sale and retail trade, backed by
the ready cash, enables us, at this
season of the year, to buy goods
way under price, as was the case
with an overstocked manufac-
turer last week, who was short Of
cash and had to sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
KAUFMAN & CO.
A Fair-H Weather Sale
Begins To-N0TTOw Morning.

Of course, we are not weather
wise, and cannot assure you that
the weather will be fine. But WE
ARE SURE that these BAR
GAINS WILL BE HERE IN
ANY CASE.
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zoe. each.
Won boyo nothing m do but

You have nothing to do but
come and make your selection.
You are sure of finding it here
sure of finding price that will
suit you-and whatever You pay
you need not fear the quality
that is all right, or it would not
be allowed a stock place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
MARRIAGES.

TYLER-JONES.- at the resi-
dence of the brides relative, Richard II.
Clark. Washington, ID. c., by Rev. Hart
ley Carmichael, on Wednesday, June g.
1894. MARY MORRIS, daughter OF the
late James Alfred Jones, of Richmond,
Va. TO DAVID GARDINER TYLER.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

Philadelphia are negotiating for the pur-
chase OF a fine farm on York river be-
longing 10 Mr.. r. w. Hammond. IL is the
chase the place, 10 engage largely In the
oyster business. and Will I'm all Droba-
thiy put up a large packing establish
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
TIE
THE
FO(InQUREAN-
PRICE co.
White

There is nGexcuse now to be
made for postpouing your pur-
chases of the WHITE GOODS.
The weather is ready-the stock
has been for some time-and it is
in prime order, too. We don't
remember n time when we have
had a more choice assortment.
The Novelties and Staples are
crowded in here in a variety that
taxes all the counter room we can
find. For every want we have
thought ahead and provided for
it. The prices talk eloQuentIy.
They tell of some big buying you
can do-and some little paying.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
New Shirt w aists

Here is just what you want in
Shirt Waists at lower prices than
you could buy the material and
make them
CoIored Stripe Percale Waists,
Numbered collar and cuffs, SOC.
Yoke Back, heavy Percale
Laundered Shirt Waists in hair
line stripes-price, 75c.; Others
Sc.
Fine, mingled pattern, French
Percale Waists, large cuff, full
sleeve-price, 81.
Other styles in Ladies' Laun-
dered Shirts, white and colored-
prices, CSC, 1925, S1.69, $l.95.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
Silk Corset L.aces.

Something new-a TUBULAR SILK
CORSET LACE, Black, White, Gray,
Light Blue, and Yellow. yards long.
guaranteed 20 sustain a pressure OF
go pounds without breaking
25c. each.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
LOW E:R S.

You have more styles Of Flow
ers to select from here than all
the other millinery shops here put
together. The prices are made
with view to unload this i'm
mense stock. You will come
nearer buying Flowers at your
own prices than ever before, and
YOU will DO WELL TO LOOK
THIS UP, if you have purchases
in Flowers to make.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
So EACH.
I-adieS, Suits.

Another lot Of LADIES' DUCK AND
GALATEA SUITS for Monday. Take
any one suit, count what the material
alone would cost, then see what our
u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

NpOffa NMcHoH NJ t"S's
Where did you ever see Jewelry cheaper
than at SPOTS trustee sale, w. east
Broad street ---..-----. 80 ------.-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10

THE AMERICAN BEAUTY" the
latest introduction by the celebrated
makers. Palmer Clogg Il Co, OK New
York-an All-Silk Tight Roll WIN
Dresden Handles. decorated win
Cupids. See them
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
FROM THE COURTs,
A Verdict in Favor Of r. ~. Cloves foi
Two Thousand Dollars.

In the Circuit Court before Judge Well
ford yesterday the jury in the case Of L.
II. Cloves against the ChesaI cake and
Chic Railroad Company rendered a YER
dict for the plaintiff for $1,000 A motion
10 set aside the verdict was cVerruled,
and judgment given by the court on the
verdict. TO which the defendants counsel
excepted. and leave was granted TO file
a bill Of exceptions at any time within
ten days from date
A suit was Instituted yesterday by
John r. Cary agaiI-st X. II. Slater for
$23l.6i.
LAW AND EQUITY COURT.
In the Lew and Equity Court before
Judge Minor yesterday the following suits
were Instituted: George n Griffin VS.. w.
A. Ferguson. damages 500.
Joseph n. Meyers VS.. j. b. Harris; dam
ages $3.50.
FUsTINGs COURT.
In the Hustirgs Court before Judge
Witt yesterday Harry jerks the young
white nan charged with stealing pigeons
from Thomas McNivens. was sent TO Jail
for one day and fined one cent.
Robert II. Robinson, also young white
man. who was charged with forging the
name of r. b. Sommerville TO "A check
for SOS on the State Bank last Decem-
Der. was acquitted.
salon Meriweather, alias Salon Berkeley.
cOlOred. charged with assault, was sent TO
Jail for sixty days and fined one cent
Sadie HobsOn, Estelle Harris. and Ada
Wilson, all colored, charged with keeping
houses Of ill-fame were each fined 50.
CHANCEBY COURT.
Charles Pohlig qualified yesterday in
the Cbarcery Court as executor Of the
estate Of James L. Johnson.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
ranted, perfect fitting, well made,
and full length.
Duck Suits and Vests.

AN ENDLESS SELECTION
OF DUCK SUITS TO CHOOSE
FROM. The prices range as fol-
lows:
Blazer style, white ground a1d
colored figure, S1.69.
Same style, full sleeve, IN BIne,
Tan, and White, with neat dot or
figure, also stripe, sl;5.
Solid White or Blue and Black
Stripe, with white ground, made
to sell for S3.75-our price, s2S
Blazer cut, full sleeve, large
lapels, and full skirt-very stylish
and perfect fitting.
Other Imported English Ducks
at 1915 and s..
DUCK VESTS in single and
double breasted styles.
a variety of pretty designs in
all the stylish colors and at popu-
lar prices.
SERGE and WORST ED
BLAZER and TUXEDO SUITS.
Also, SPRING CAPES at prices
much under actual cost, 10 close
them ont.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
FIGURED Eatiste.

VERY FINE AND SHEER. Light
and park Grounds. with Colored
Figures and Stripes, also Back
Grounds with White Figures. These
goods are the regular 35c kind, having
been retailed at that price all the
season. Tomorrow this lot at
70 yard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
Cholera, Typhoid Fever,
Diphtheria, Malaria
and all other CONTAGIOUS DISEASES
caused by DRINKING IMPURE WATER.
THE McCONNELL'S
FILTER

produces an abundant supply Of PURE
WATER.
EASILY AND QUICKLY CLEANED.
PRICES IN REACH OF ALL.
DO not delay getting one until sickness
or death. caused by drinking impure
water enter your homes.
Call at either Of our stores--Main or
Broad street-and we viii take great
Measure In showing you these FILTERS
now In use
Also. the famous GATE CITY STONE
FILTER.
For SIS you can get Filter that viii
give you seventy-hye gallons Of pure
water per day.
The LENARD REFRIGERATOR is still
in the lead.
Be sure to get our prices II you want
REFRIGERATOR. ICE-CRBAM FkEEZ-
Err, or WATER COOLER.
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MuSIinS.

DOTTED SWISS MUSLINS, IN Pin
Dots and SpOts-2o, p, 30, %, 40. 10, 90
lln var1.
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Sheer OYgandieS.

32-inch SHEER, PLAID, AND
STRIPED, such as you have been in
the habit Of paying Is 2-3c. for
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
White Null and India
Linen Shirt Waists
undressing Sacques

The prices range from CSC. for
Plain Waists to 1915; and in the
Dressing Sacques, the prices range
S1.S8, &c. All nicely made in the
newest styles.
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Swivel silks.

ALL PURE SILK. in desirable pat
terms. qualities that have never been
retafled for less than zoe. yard To-
morrow they are
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
TWO SPECIALS
FOR THlS WEEK.

our Mr.. Fourqurean closed out last
week in New York several cnoice lo,s
~ desirable goods at about One-haIf
me actual cost Of manufacture. Two
of the lots arrived yesterday, whlch
We place on sale tomorrow morning.
They are the best value we have ever
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
Silk R5iUIlS.

4i-inch SILK MULLS Black, White
Light Blue. Cardinal. Pink Lavender
and yellow. soc. "A yard. Make no mis-
take. they are bargains at that price
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
French Organize.
50, 90, 75c., 81 yard.

6-inch SHEER AND FINE
FRENCH ORGANDIE, genuine impor-
fnfLnua--
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Imported Dimities.

ENGLISH MADE INDIA DlMl-
TIES. as genuine as the sceptre In
and checks. and only . ana 81 lie. a
vard with all their goodness.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-06-10
WAITS wosffN TO ENTER WAKE fosEs1.


Last Thursday two young boys in this
county ate poison Angelica root Last
night the older one died. The other one
IS very sick, and is not expected TO
live
The evening world., 1894-07-20
TRACTION co. wins.
Justice Gaynor Decides Against
Brooklyn Tax Assessors.
Certificates Of Stock Not Liable to
Taxation.
II They Were the Company Would
Pay Double.

Justice Gaynor, OF the Supreme Court,
decision in which he grants a writ re-
quiring the Board OF Assessors of Brook
Ign to review its assessment OF the prop
erty OF the Brooklyn Traction Company.
This Company owns valuable fran
chise. 1t also holds all Of the stock Of
the Atlantic Avenue Railroad Company.
amounting to about 100000 The asses
sors tax the real estate and other prop
erty of the Atiantic Avenue Company.
They also tax the stock OF the Company.
under the caption of personal Taxes"
s,s held by the Brooklyn Traction Com
pany.
The Board OF Assessors claim that II
the Brooklyn Traction Company escapes
this taxation they will virtually escape
all taxation. 1t will mean u loss to the
city II about $4,000,
In his decision Justice Gaynor says.
In substance:
All bonds and personal property. whether owned
by corporations or individuals, are alike liable
To taxation. The property OF corporation Is its
rapital, Capital Of corporations and individuals
are alike subject 10 the same ATation.
tai in a corporation that are taxed u Is what
they represent that is taxed. To tax the property
and than the paper certificates representing u
would be to tax the same property twice. It
would be the same as taxing the land and thsn
taxing the deeds =. ..,
The rilookIyn Traction Company is owner Of
Company, II may no more he taxed upon those
shares than any other owner OF shares IN the sara
Judgment Tor the relatOr, with costs and dis
buTscments.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
BROOKLYN Breyities.

George Steel nineteen years old. oi IL Balm
bridge street was prisoner this morning,
charged with stealing jewery and money worth
$50 from the home OF Charles ID. 81 Pierre. 80
Baihbrdge street.
Fire this morning in four-story frame build
Ing At 81 Park avenue caused damage Of $500,
While Edward p. O'Connor twenty-iuur, OF ~
North Elliott place was endeavorinS To cNtingLish
the blaze he stumbled down night OF stairs 10
the cellar and broke his leg,
A ,ain, cry at ? o'clock th!s morning attracted
the attention OF Alo!s HuSo he entered tho
hallWsy Of his home. ?lss Fulton street. He dis
covered a female child about Six weeks old and
clad in white lying in basket In the corner Uf
the hall The infant was sent to the city nurse.
Augrs; Bernhard. forty-seyen years old: OF 81
WalIabout street, was found III in yard In the
rear OF 2s Garden street at 8 o'clock this morn
inr surgeon who was called said he had swat
lowed Q quantity OF Paris green lie was re-
moved 70 81. GATHERINGS Hospital
The evening world., 1894-07-20
GOOD RACE FOR FIN KEELS.
Much Interest in the shelter Island
Special Regatta.

SHELTER ISLAND, n. Y, July 20
The second special regatta of the Shelter
Island Yacht Club will be of great
interest from the fact that all the new
fin keelS have entered and are here and
in a condition fit for racing. wild Cat
is the last one to arrive. Mr. Chas;
Olmstead is the owner, designer aud
builder. and is very hopeful of his new
boat. Commodore X. II. Lynch has as
yet had no fair chance to show the
mettle of his Lynx. and the Consterna-
ton has been waiting until this week
before she yentured in 4 race. All these
three new fin keels Will try to beat the
Dilemma. They are only 3s-footers, but
they are regular racing, Shells, and
prettier sailing craft could hardly be
conceived The Eidolon, Mr.. Howard
Crosbys new fin keel, Is a larger boat,
has already won races this season along
the Connecticut coast and win be pittsd
against the Tigress. the winner of the
Larchmont Fourth of July races. There
is also much speculation regarding the
other classes of boats. and an interest
ing regatta is expected. The race will
come off on Saturday at l.3O i. NJ
The same course will be sailed as in the
first special regatta.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
LONDON FASHIONS NOr GOOD.
Trousers Not Permitted
In the state Department.

The chappics In the state department.
are in despair, says the 'lnthier ana
Furnisher. They cannot turp up thelr
trousers any more-th..t Is, they cannot
wear them turned up and continue 10
work IN the Department. secretary
Gresham happened 10 see one OF tne
rhnnuics stToliiug leisUrcly through the
corridor one day last week, with his
trousers turned zip in true London style,
The next day TINS particular Nouns
man found "A note on his desk, directing
him t. devote himself to an especially
uncongenial task. and one At which he
f,mtlisrs see him Engaged. AT the
same time u horrid rumor was spread
abroad with truly feminine emphasis
and embellishments, To the eNect that
Eenesaw Lands, the private secretary
of MIR, Gresham, and man who never
takes note of climatic conditions IN
word that every chappie found with his
trousers turned up should forthwith be
treated to week in Coventry. -
The evening world., 1894-07-20
MINING MAGNATES ACCUSED.
Frisco Man Sues Mackny, Jones
and Others for nm Accounting.
NBy Associated Press J


SAN FRANCISCO. July 2o-Theodore
Fox has commenced suit against John
w. Mackay and Senator John +. Jones.
G. X. Fish. q. II. Wells and Cornelius
OConnur to obtain an accounting of
the affairs OF the Consolidated California
and Virginia Mining Company. Fox
alleges that between four and five mill
ion dollars have been wrongfuliy appro-
priated by the defendants
Fox says that Mackay, Jones and the
late James &. Flood conspired to ma
nipulate the mine wholly In their own
interests. He says the comstock Mine
and Milling Company was paid 81 Il
ton for crushing ore. when 81 would have
been "A liberal price. AS Mackay, Jones
and Flood controlled the milling COM
pany. they received the benefit OF the
over-charge, amounting. II Is said. to
about $2.O,o,Oo0. Fox also claims that the
ore was So crushed as to leave the most
valuable part in the tailings. which.
when worked over by the mill. yielded
the three alleged Conspira,ors an addi-
tional profit of f2,J0).WD.
There IL also "A complaint that Mackay,
Jones and Flood caused to be issued to
themselves $1,000 shares of stock at 81
per snare which stock was afterwards
worth In open market sjs1.96 Fox de-
mands an accounting OF all these trans
actions and Judgment for such amount
as the accounting shall show TO be due.
The evening world., 1894-07-20
RECEPTION TO GOV. WERTS.
4 Brilliant Social Event at sprins
Lake, N. j.

81 SPRING LAKE. N. j., July 2o-There
was reception at the Monmouth House
here last evening, and Gov. George r.
Werts was the guest of honor. The
officers of his staff gave the entertain
ment and Col. Maltby and his guests as
sisted.
The gathering is said to have eclipsed
In bri.liancy all previously held In the
Monmouth Casino. The military men
were in uniform and the ladies' wore
their loveliest gowns. Philadelphia. Bal
timore. New York and Jersey City were
represented by clusters and bouquets OF
beauties.
Governor and Mrs. Werts received in
the hotel parlor, assisted by the follow
ing officers and their wives:
Gen VIM. s. striker Gen BIRD W. Spencer.
Gen. John D. McGill. Gen. +. p, Meany. Col.
Joseph D. nedie. jr.. Col. Cyrus F. Loutrel.
Gen Richard A. Donnely. Gen. VIM C. Heppep-
hemer Col. Leon Albeit. jr,, Col. J. S. II.
Clark and Col. II. p. Perrine.
A dance in the beautifully decorated
Casino followed the reception and supper
was servedsin the ladies' ordinary, which
comprised:
Col. A. R, Kuser, Col. NJ. T. Barrett. Col. Chas.
A. Sterling. Col. John T. Van Cleef. Col. George
Pieiffer. jr, and Col. Asa W. Dickinson.