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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Calmly considered, Bay McKee's he
roic act in saving another baby from
drowning will make as many as three
votes in the national convention for his
grandfather.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Queen Victoria has actually worn
her crown but eighteen times, but that
is Just eighteen times more than the
Prince of Wales has.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Governor Morrill, is notified that
Reginald De kOyen's song, 20, Prom
Use Me- (and put it in writing) is very
popular in LeaVenWorth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

We are with Britisher Challinor if
he will insist on the department of
entomology in the university having a
specimen of goldbug spiked to the wall.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

What's this! Juries refuse to con-
yict jointists in Dickinson county
This is indeed a terrible state of al
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

The wheel craze has reached n point
now where the cyclists in the country
are licensed TO make the demand that
all roads be made to run down hill.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

America has not beaten England at
Yachting. The Anglomaniacs are
simply surprising the original Angles
9heuSelTeS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Seth Tucker isn't wholly down on
the Christianity. He appreciates that
# has furnished him lurld assert
ment OF profanity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Why don't the Prohibitionists at
Abilene convict the jointists? How can
the district judge refuse to compel the
iuries to convict them:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

We now know just enough about
yachting to express the belief that
John J. Ingalls, has ]. Ralph Burton
E'beneath his wind"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Owing to circumstances over which
she has control Leavenworth as yet
has lost no bankers to Kansas City,
Nficcanri
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Challinor, the scoundrel, should be
SUPPRESSED. Why, the next thing he
may attempt to investigate the state
printers business.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Emperor William is strongly of the
desire that in removing the SocialiStic
criticisms OF himself the Socialists
should be removed also.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

That immense cave in the Glass
mountains in Oklahoma should render
cyelone caves unnecessary for miles
arnnnd
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

Sheriff de Ford, who executed the
only man ever hanged in Oklahoma,
has to sue for his pay for the job. 1t
is understood he would willingly hang
the county commissioners, who
wouldn't allow the bill. for nothing.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

To DR.. Fraker who is said to be bl-
SoxuaI bloomers no doubt appear as
a perfectly fair and rational COM
promise.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10

If Tiger Bill could come out IN tne
audience and see himself on the stage
he would ring down the curtain.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10
W@nsn.sA&&e
Successors TO Mrrsen q lcxamsra.

Want to Be In 1t?
Well, get Plaid Waist. We
have q full line OK wool and
silk and wool Scotch PIaidS,
the latest designs and colors.
Silks
S pieces Black Brocaded Da-
masse. very handsome designs,
at $I.oo today.
Last Call
o. your attention to Summer
Vests. I5c kind IIc; 2sc kind
1ec; soc kind $50; 7sc kind soc.
Eye Openers"
in the form OF IN AlaSm Clock.
$I.25 clock at 75c.
Dictionary
A standard, leather-bound one;
just the thing for the little ones
to take to school. Ioc today.
9 Cents
will buy a 2sc hair brush at
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-10
GRAND
Concert and Lecture Course
GIVEN BY

They arranged for series of refined entertainments six
number for $oo ticket including reserved seats
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
BARTON Heights Ne,x,s

Barton Heights streets are being i'm
proved by the roller process" ana are
now in good condition Spring will bring
the usual number OF pleasure vehicles
from the city.
The lew engine-house has been equip
ped with a fire )ell. May I be slow in
sounding its alarm, but when it does
big things will be expected from the
chemical engine and well-drilled fire com
pany.
Several silver teas are booked for this
month, and "A minstrel show at the
W!0wam in April IS talked Of. Barton
Heights has the counterpart of Thatcher.
Wilson. Primrose and West in Bennett,
Goodwin, Lorraine and Paul, while Four
qurean can pull an even yoke" with
Hi Henry in the burnt cork business.
Their last performance drew a crowd
larger than the hall would accommodate.
Last Wednesday evening from to II
o'clock the spacious parors of Mr.. James
II. Barton were occupied by about fifty
invited citizens OF the Heights. 1t was an
ideal stag party"-Crinoline being entire
" tabooed-and from the seeming enjoy
ment of all. IL is not thought their pleas
ure could have been enhanced even by
the presence of the fair sex.
Mr.. IT. c. Burnett. Jr., added TO the
enjoyment Of all with several piano selec-
tions. and Messrs. l.. A. Sadler and Il.
l.. Smith came In for encores on their
vocal selections.
The most humorous episode of the
evening was when a certain preacher
walked in and found a certain deacon
playing a certain game-Plenty to eat,
smoke and-well every man voted Mr.
Barton "a jolly good fellow
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08

by Judge A. Browne Evans and at bar.
Nonresident lawyers present; Judge
William j. Robertson. OF ChariottesVine,
and Judge William Gordon Robertson, OF
Roanoke.
To-day. after conclusion OF case at
bar. Miller vs.. Commonwealth. NO. Is on
Commonwealth docket. will be called
Proceedings Wednesday were az foi-
lows:
Nicholas VS.. Commonwealth. Further
argued by Attorney-General Scott. for the
Common wealth, and II. NJ. Smith, Esq,
for pIaintiff In error. and submitted
Brown vs. Commonwealth and Taylor
VS.. Same. Dismissed for failure 10 print.
Stuart VS. Commonwealth. Argued by
John T.. Mason. Esq. for plaintiff in
error. and at bar.
To-day after conclusion of the case at
bar. commonwealth VS. Wexford. Judge.
viii be taken up. No. Il, and If that be
disposed OF Robinson VS.. Commonwealth
No. %. will be called.
Same nonresident attorneys present as
reported yesterday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
Retreat for the Sick.

There was large attendance OF the
board of managers Of the Retreat at the
regular meeting Thursday. Several char
ity cases were acted upon. there being
twelve reported as now guests of the IN
stiution The weekly visitor reported IA
vorably as TO the clearly condition Of
the house and the general satisfaction of
the patients. The duties OF this weekly
visitor are to visit the Retreat daily and
report at the regular meeting any com
plants that may arise ami suggest i'm
proVements for the comfort OF the pa
tents. The annual meeting will be held
Thursday at y NJ
The names Of the contributors TO the
pound party were read and showed an
increase OF contributions over all proceed
ing years. The ladies are sincerely graf
flied that in. these times. when there are
so many GAGS for aid. the Retreat has 80
firm a hold upon the affections OF the
public The board takes this opportunity
to again express their hearty thanks TO
all Of those who made the annual Retreat
pound party of 1895 a success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
THE SELLING OF Gas COKE.
The Committee on Light Disposes of the
Investigation of the Charges Made,

The Committee on Light held a called
meeting in room No. of the City Hall
last evening for the purpose of continu-
ing the investigation of the charges made
as to the selling of coke at the Lower Gas
Works by the negro Townes. The fol-
lowing members of the committee were
present: Messrs. Grimes (chairman), cas-
kie. Davis. Noble, Vaughan and Wal
ierstein.
superintendent Adams stated that some
ten or twelve years ago the ash force
had been dispensed with. For the last
two or three years Ben. Townes had
carted out the ashes, with the privilege
OF using for his own benefit what coke
he could find in the ashes. Since these
charges had been brought in the Board
of Aldermen he had employed a man
In the day time and one in the night time
to cart out the ashes, and he had Sscer-
tanned that within twenty-four hours
about forty bushels OF coke could be
saved In that manner which were worth
TO the city So. while the wages of the
two men were SEQ per day. If this coke
was 20 be sold. it would not bring more
than three cents per bushel. He advised
that the present condition OF affairs be
continued for the present, and the two
men be kept employed until the produc-
ton OF gas was reduced Some OF the
coke was used under the boilers. and in
that manner u certain amount OF steam
coal was saved which probably would
counterbalanee any loss.
Mr.. Davis moved that the two men be
retained until April LIST so as to enable
the superintendent TO make thorough
investigation as to the loss or gain TO the
city by this system. his report 10 b sud-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
WASHIN01ON CONFERENCE.
The Second Dsy's Session Of the Co!ored
Preachers In KishmonA

The second days session of the Wash.
ington Methodist Episcopal Conference
(colored) was opened at the True Reform
er's Hall at $50 yesterday morning.
The feature of the day was the reading
of statistical reports By the elders from
their respective districts. which were as
follows:
Alexandria district: Members, 3.4s3: pro.
bationers, 3S7; converts, $40. accessions
5sl; excluded. 10; deaths. 80; churches. Si7
parsonages. l2-valued at sl05.9l5 and
1880 respectively. with debt of 1854
Sunday schools. So; pupils. 3,17l; officers
and teachers, Ss5; Epworth Leagues, II
members. sos.
Wheeling district: Churches, p: parson.
ages. 10; Sunday schools. g.
Stanton district: Churches, "a: Sunda,
schools, $50; pupils. 200.
Rev. g. w. Jenkins reported that Nor.
gan College has nine theological students
iorty-thrce in the preparatory depart.
ment' elghty-eight in the Normal School
e'ghty-eiSht In the night school. and
eieVen In the collegiate department
AFTER the reports addresses were deliv.
cred by Rev. w. J. Young. Rev. NJ. Ora
nam, OF the Fffth-Street Baptist church
Or Hartzell. of Cincinnati Professor
gregory, OF Howard University. at Wash
ington. nv " "
me afternoon was given up to commit
tee meetings
me missionary society held its annIver.
Sary celebration at p. NJ, and Rev
>. X. Hughes presided.
rev Dr. j. w. T.. Brown was tbe fire,
speaker lie declared that the destiny of
the colored man was to be worked ont
OH southern soil. '"'
u.o,,i, 'leCape followed and said the time
would come when all living nersons n,n,'id
oe CHRISTIANS. He said he could furnish
s, ne nlohey 10 support five hundred mis-
sloilaries and that it was harder 10 get
49, rom oian money. lie said there were
more converts under missionary TEACHING
IN the last five years than in the ten
years previous and that the Church had
grown greatly during the hard times.
lie predicted million and a half dol
lars for missions this year.
A collection was taken and the service
closed with the benediction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
4 Batch of New Conyicis.

Quite a number Of new convicts We're
delivered at the penitentidry yesterday
as follows:
By Sheriff Wilson Holbrook, OF Wise
county. James Ellis Mullins. sentenced
90 one year Imprisonment Tor unlawful
shooting
Bv sheriff John w Crockett of Taze-
well county. Pat Low. sentenced 10 two
years imprisonment FOR malicious as
sault with dynamite.
By sheriff A. &. cromwell OF Norfolk
county: James sparks. alias Charley Tay-
lor. alias John Green, sentenced TO three
years imprisonment for housebTeaking.
Bv sheriff r. j. Woodwinc, OF Patrick
county. John j. Wood. sentenced TO one
year Imprisonment for unlawful shoot
ing.
By Sheriff r. Il. Hughes. OF Washing
con county: James Esom (coiOredD sen
fenced 10 two years imprisonment for
housebreaking and Edward Brodton, sen
asnccd 10 three years Tor biSamy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
City Clrtult Court.

In the Circuit Court. before Judge Well
ford yesterday. judgment was rendered
FOR the plaintiff I'm the suit of c. +. Dean
against John G. Small
4 suit was instituted by Andrew Il.
Cosby against the Mabie Combination
Stock Company. Damages, $500.
+. W. Hagermann, who Keeps durg
store at the southeast corner of Broad
and Seventeenth streets, has instituted
suit against the city of Richmond in this
tribunal for 5000 damages. The plaintin
VOWS that on account of the condition
of Broad street and Seventeenth street IN
front of his premises. he has been pre-
vented from ingrcss and egress for sew
eral months past thereby being unable
to rent out an office building adjoining his
store on Broad steert The suit has been
brught through Mr.. Julian Bryant, mem
Der of the House of Delega IS issni tins
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
II TrOvatore.
"Of all the operas that verdit wrote,

cot all the operas that Verdit wrote,
There are none Ike unto Trovatore."
The Tavary opera Company presented
I'll TrOvatore" al the Academy of Music
last evening before "A large, brilliant and
appreciative audience. The whole pro-
duct!on was pleasing to both ear and
eye, and the richest creation of Nerdfs
brain was well rendered by an all
around, good company.
The prodigious feats of manipulation
were alone enough 10 awaken wonder in
the mind Of the most careless nearer, and
the soul-penetratng effects uplifted the
ideals of the most fastidous. THE tides
OF music's golden sea" would burst with
such neatness and precision that the
musical Connoissieur could not refrain
from applauding most earnestly.
Marie Tavary's Seanora was eXquisitely
rendered, the vocal and dramatic talents
being so well blended that no fault can
be found with her efforts
Helen Won Doenhnoff. A. l.. Guile. VIII
liam Mertens and William Hamilton were
admirable, and the manner in which they
have crowned their work is commendable;
| was surprised TO see Richmond
audience so laxative, and at times noisy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
PERSONAL and GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Riciimond's Citi.
zens aud Otber Matters.

Hon. George d. Wise is on a business
visit 10 New York
Miss Helen Lovenstein, OF Richmond, is
visiting IN Petersburg
Major Charles T.. Snodgrass is again
confined 10 the house with sickness.
Mrs. G. II. Ridenour is still confined 10
the house with severe attack OF the
grip.
Mrs. Frank Steger, OF this city. is the
guest Of Miss Gay. 1916 ! street Wash
ington.
Mr.. James A. Healy is confined to his
residence, 62l south Fourth street, by
sickness.
Roanoke for the past TWO months. has re-
turned to the city.
Hon. Archer Phlegar, Of Christians
burg, n former member OF the Legisia-
ture. was in the city yesterday
The Office OF the Old Dominion Steam
ship Company has been removed from
1901 east Main street to 12i2 east Main
street.
Rev j. D. Cannon OF Richmond, con-
Quoted the services at Tabb-Street Pres
byterian church Petersburg Wednesday
afternoon.
Dr. CroXton, who lives In the county,
had his hen-hOusc broken into by thieves
Weduc sday night who stole d NUMBER
of h!s fowls
Mr.. j. Il. Goode. who fell Wednesday
near Twcuty-cighth and Franklin streets
and broke his arm, was somewhat I'M
proved yesterday.
Mrs Frederick Coleman, Of Mount
Vernon y. y, is on visit 10 her Sis
tcrs. Mrs W. -. sutherland and Mrs. {.
W Tanner. of this city.
The notice Of suit brought i'm the Law
and Equity Court against NJ. schwartz IS
not Moses Schwartz doing business AT
Poplar and Lester streets.
Wednesdays Baltimore Evening News
SAYS. Miss Maud sutton IS spending the
early spring I'm Richmond. where she Is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. warner rem
ing"
of the House Of Delegates from clarke
county. and his wife. who have been
visiting friends I'm this city, returned
home yesterday.
Rev Mr. Adamson, returned missionary
from the Congo Free state, Africa, VIII
deliver an address before the LADIES
Missionary Societies of the Union IN the
lecture-room of the Grace-Street PresbEr
terian church. All are cordially invited
young people and children especially.
The following Virginia couples were
united in marriage In washington W uI ca
nesday: Christopher l.. Fowler Jr" ana
Olivia r. rord, of Fairla% COUNTY JON,
b. Thompson and Leanna Wood anu
Clarence +. Remington and Minnie rs
telle Williams, Of Alexandra.
ON Monday night next me amman ma
duerade bali for the benefit of the sc1tol
of the Sir Moses Montefiore conScer d''on
will ne given at Sanger Han Elegant
prizes will be offered for the best cos
tunes President stern mas invited Nj
Harry Smith 10 deliver the prizes and he
has consented.
Monacan Tribe. No 95. Improved order
of Red Men, held a large and enthusiastic
meeting at their wigwam In Beiyidere
Hall Wednesday night The hunters Dc
gree was conferred on Mr.. &. u. Philips
and Mr. Nelson Powell was elected TO
represent this tribe in the Great COuncll,
which will be held IN Newport News on
May Sth next
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
IroTeriy Transfers.

Richmond: W. r. Clarke to Annie r.
Clarke Is interest in % feet on north sac
of Broad street near Gilmer 50. James ~,
Carneal TO Hillary l.. Mitchell, 90 30
feet on west side of st. Johns street be-
tween Hin and Coutts, $1,000. Benjamin
+. Collins 10 +. Sitterding. % feet on
Second street. southeast corner or Gay
S3.25O. Bette f. Elam's trustee to +. SIT
terding, q 2-3 feet on east side OF SECOND
street between Marshall and Clay, N,9V''
H. l.. Mitchell to lanes ID. nar'
neal 3s feet OH east side of Hick-
orv street, between Baker and Calhoun
streets s.. Royal Racks trustee TO W. Is.
pizzini. 30 feet on Hickory street. $40.
Henrico: William G.. Strange 10 Nathan
lei Record, twenty acres near headwa-
tiers OF the Chicahominy, 800.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
A Novel Entertainment.

To one peepins in at the lecture'room
OF the First Baptist church last nlght
novel and Interesting sight attracted MN
pretty girls. arrayed In all the 1antiest
STYLES of costume. byllIant lights. hand
some decorations, merry voices. and sweet
music were all included in the programme
and the entire ENTERTAINMENT which was
nothing less than a Seven Days Won
der" proved delightful to everyone pres.
ent. The seven booths, neatly arranged
10 repre- sent the seven days OF the week,
were well patronized, and there was a
deal of amusement afforded those present.
1t was a kind OF Housekeeping perform
aLce. each booth being set aside for the
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
me CHAKGB DfsMiSSED.
Policeman Joseph Hsicbsr Lx"nsrafed by
the Board OF Coinfnissioners.

Tho Roard of Police Commissioners held
a called meeting yesterday afternoon to
investigate a charge of conduct unbe-
coming an officer. preferred against Po-
Iceman Joseph Hulcher, OF the Third
district. by DR.. l.. NJ. Cowardln. Mr..
uulcher was one of several officers on
dntv at the Masonic Temple the night
the reception was given there In honor OF
Dr. Hoge. When the crowd Was thick-
oct about the entrance. and II was with
the greatest difficulty that any one could
move officer Hulcher. in his efforts TO
open up a passageway, came INTO con-
tact with Dr. Cowardin. Inc latter
claimed that the policeman handled him
roughly. ...,..,
nv tho commissioners yesterday, and quite
q. number OF citizens testihed Tor ana
against the officer. Those VINO appeared
i'm his favor were Messrs. James Is. Pace
q percy Halves. Captain Hulce. William
RYAN. Bailey Davis, Major W. NJ. Evans.
Waller scott, c. A. Delaney, General a.
l.. Phillips and Captain j. W. LOCK-
wood. Jr. i. n,
The gentlemen who testified against 20
ucemon Hulcher we're: DR.. l. Nj. Co.
wardin. l.. c. Younger, Nat frayser' d.
II stout and Mr.. Lumsden.
The board finally dismissed the charge
as not proven by the evidence
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
CHANGE IN KEFBN Oh OffiCE'
1t Ia said That Mr.. A. r. shieid's Resigna
ton Has Been Reque-t'd.

For several days past there nave oeeh
rumors afoat OF a proposed change IN
the internal revenue office OF ms dlsttlct'
Yesterday Mr. Alfred 7. Shieid name
was mentioned in connection WIN the
runor. and it was said that MS resisra-
ton had been asked for TO make room
for another appointment demanded by the
collectors political friends.
1t was also reported that Mr.. shield
had been gwen a furlough OF thirty days,
and that he would retire at the end OF
that time.
Mr.. Shield was seen at his residence
last evening. but declined to make any
statement in regard 10 the matter.
He admitted that ne had asked for and
received d short vacation, but denied that
nc had resigned
When asked If his resignation had been
asked for he again declined TO make any
statement for publication
Mr. Shield has been I'm charge OF the
fruit-brandy books Of the Office Of this
district since Mr.. Ryan, the collector,
took charge. and IL is generally admitted
that his conduct and work have been of
the most satisfactory character TO the
collector.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
& l. WhitlOck's Will.

In the Chancery Court yesterday I'm the
case Of James r. Gordon against Whit
lock. Mr.. Gordon was appointed curator
by the court. He gave bond in $4,000.
the Virginia Trust Company being his
surety. This is a friendly suit to test
which Of two wills shall be prohated.
Mr.. Gordon was Mr.. G.. II. Whitlock's
partner in business and is one of his
executors.
one of these wills was made in 1858.
and the other short time previous TO
Mr.. Whitlock's death.
Neither of the Wills make any public
requests, and they are much the same in
their provisions, and neither contains
anything OF an uncommon character
The many rumors of a lost will and
other sensational reports are without
foundation. The probating of the will has
been delayed simply because of the ques-
ton OF the validity of the last one, and
'he court is now asked TO decide the
matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-03-08
4 C4LICO Ball.
Delightful Entertainment by The Jefferson
Library md Social Circle.

Literary aud Social circle.
THE jefferson Literary and Social Cir
Gle gave a delightful calico ball last night
at the Masonic Temple. The ladies wore
calico costumes. many of which We're
quite attractive and effective.
The gentlemen had their dress coats
faced with calico ana wore fancy vests
and calico ties
Music was furnished by Noelker's or
chestra The lights were shaded IN yell
low. an attractive dance programme was
observed. and the scene upon the noor
was quite pretty.
An elegant supper was served about
u I'm the banquet hall by Joseph l.. Levy.
The entertainment committee was COM
posed OF 4. -. Whitlock, chairman, NJ.
H. Asher j. l.. Levy, : b. Rosenbaum
s. L. Bloomberg W. b. Nelson, Milton j.
Straus
Mesdames l.. l.. Straus. J. j. Straus
IA. $ Biuswanger. $. j. Binswanger A..
f.. Straus H. NJ Renhart. Sam Cohen,
Abe. Valentine, Samuel II. Fink of New
York. Misses Emily Eisfeldt Rosa
FIcischman. Maude Dahlman, Sarah
Hutzler. May Michclbacher. Josie kauf-
man OF Kansas. Helen Bnswanger, Adele
RosenhauW. Flora Greenwald. Fannie
Mitteldorfcr Marian Levy Roeendorf,
Rosa Fleischman; Messrs. Monra Levy
j. A. Goodman, Julius Levitt, 5. Is. Rosen-
baum. \. Whitlock. :. Bloomberg, W.
Nelson. Milton Straus NJ. Asher. }. l..
Levy. J. Myer. \. Kracker, l.. Strause,
]. J. Strause. 5. J. Binswanger, II. $.
Rinswangcr NJ. j. Binswanger Burt
Kaufman. sam Cohen. \. II. Whitlock.
Gus. M!chelbacher Il. j. Bear. \. :.
Straus. Seymour Sycle. s :. Rosendorf.
A Valentine. -. Rosenholm Of Savdn-
nah. Morris OF North Carolina, e. Raah.
simon Sycle stern Of Chicago, X. d.
Stern.