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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28

tlioy wont to and from church, Tho
streets we're deserted all day, tho only
stir being upon tho creek, where the
skaters woro out In full forcc.
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How the old.,imers have fallen.

A glance at the table showing the
standing Of the players who took part
in the first series race in the Wheeling
Bowling League shows that but two Of
the first ten men were ''vets"-tha. is,
players who took part in the frat sea.
son Of the Wheeling league, tina. OF
1s93-94, on the old.fashioned narrow
alleys, where scores under 200 were con.
siiered rocky and nothing below go
was thought remarkable. Wright, Of
LaBelle, aud Bishop, OF Columbia, the
latter individual champion OF 1884.
are the only oId.timera who figured near
the top ihi. season, Wright taking
fourth place and Bishop seventh. Her
yey, Mcclure. Adams, Ebeling. kuglen,
Campbell. Carenbaure. and the other
fellows who excel in making spares"
are the boys who lead the procession
nowadays. seibert, Reymann. uirsch,,
Amick. Happy aud the other old.timers
are compelled to take a back seat. With
the teams the same applies. Columbia,
Wheeling and the others who figured at
the top las. season are now contented to
take q secondary position, while the
Young bloods. The Brownies and Name.
less, LaBclle ard Lotus, preside neal
the pinnacle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-01-28
MARSHALL WILL FIGHT
Jerry" Sullivan Before tho colum-
blan Club Wednesday.
.N!klRk ARRIVED IN THE CITY

saturday, Accompanied by Marshall,
Who Ia Training Him Tor Ills Go
With sonnian on Wednesday Even.
ins-AnigD Delegation Coming from
Pittsburgh = Ball Grounds to DO
selee,ed-About tho Bowling OLD.
Timers,
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At a meeting OF the students OF tho
Neat Virginia University Friday,
Charles Z. CarriCan. '95. o! Ohio county,
was elected manager Of tbs baseball
team for the ensuing year oveT II. D.
Mcclure, OF B.addock. Pa. Mr.. CARR.
gan managed the team 50 successfully
last year that his election was almost
unanimous. The meeting was the
largest OF IT., kind that hns ever been
held in the institution and was evi.
denee that tho athletic spirit is on the
increase and West Virginia University
Will have a s.rong team this season.
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Tho Business Man should boar In
mind that tho lNTELLIGENCER
eiNDERY. is thoroughly equipped
TO do first-class work. We respect
fully solicit an order and will guar
antse the work to be- OF a superior
and excellent quality. Give us a
trial order.
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Ap'sold by druggists, 75c.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-28

@ Advertisements under the head % Lost
Pound, For Sale, Fer Rent and Situations
Wanted MI be inserted AZ the rate OF l
cent a word each Insertion. faynStt a.
ways In advance. No advertisement re-
ceiyed for less than = cents.
Advertisements will be received az
branch Offices o. the P0gt-Intelligencer:
TACOMA HT-REA Tr--WIth Pioneer News
Company, I'LL Pacific avenue.
PORT TOWNSESD4M. French & 20.
BELLINGHAA BAA-New II" ha5eol ~
corner Holly and Canoe streets. y. IL
Culver Manager.
OLYMPIA-il7lz Main street. Charles
" ats0n. Agent.
The following letters await advertisers
at fhia Office.
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MAR RIAGEs.

MORRISON ERFEDER-At me rssidence
81 the officiating clergyman. sss-&tta-.+
Thursltay. December 8. lss.s. 0y KfF: =
+. Br0wnIee. Mr.. x. Morrison l2s-
4ner..- ~ ga6ffip. and Mss Emma krle-
der. gf Seattle
HAHLEY-HfgRD-At the residence q ire
0bride4 pafeffts. 1916 Third avenue. So
tie. Monday evening DecernDs5 . -
fv opeg' IS. n. q Temple, Mr. Z T
Hapsi@yc and Miss Jessie T. HaE1, boil
az Seattle
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In order 70 secure correct tnEerFicz o.
NOTICES under these headings. the sane
sf-cfIla D. Iegr at the business Offices 2
ms paper. SO charge Il made Tor E1ca
notices.
Fun@rx4 notices. resolutions O. 0taer
SPECIAL announcements VII t@ cnarzea az
The rate Of 70 cents pez line eaea inssF-
''0''- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES co.
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ADVERTISERS NOTICE.

Advertisers desiring display advertise
rnenfs changed for the sunday issue mSst
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SHERIFF"S SALE-in the
superior court OF the state OF Washing
ton. for the county OF King. Il. Walter
Davis and Ronealior Davis, partners
doing business "a Davis Bros, plaintiffs.
vs.. Z. a Mackay. Annie =, MackaS,
his wife, II. " Higgins. Land Mortgage
Bank OF Northwestern America, Em.teI,
Stmson Min Co, Charles Erickson, L.
F. Davidson. receiver OF 4. Z. Niles Co,
Byron Allen and Gilbert Hutchinson, as
Allen x Hutcaeson. c. +. and a. \.
Baker ami Jos. ;. Richards, co-partncrs
as Richards * Baker. iutervenors e. VI.
ings Bank. Washington Savings Bank,
defendants No. l7.1l6.
Under and by virtue Of an order Of sale
and special execution issued out OF the
above named court, in the above entitled
action, and 70 me directed and delivered,
| have duly levied upon the following. de
scr.bed real property, situated in King
county, Washington to-wit:
Lot eight Op. Of block two C2l, Whites
addition 10 the city Of Seattle, King coHn-
", Washington.
Notice is Therefore hereby given that on
Friday, the 10Th day Of January. 1919;
al the hour Of ten o'clock a. m. Of SAD
day, at the front door Of the courthouse,
N the city Of Seattle. in said King coun-
". | Will sell the above described prop
erty al public auction. 10 the highest ana
best bidder. for cash
Dated this the 6th day Of December. 1885.
4. 7. VAN DE NANTER, Sherin.
J. NJ Epler. Attorney.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
state of Washington. for the county or
King. j. r. Sinclair, plaintiff. vs.. Minnie
sinclair defendant. Summons.
The state Of Washington 10 the said Min
ME Sinclair defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear
within sixty (50l days after the date OF the
first publication Of this summons. tO-w.t,
within sixty Csl days after the 18th day
OF November, 1895. and defend the above
entitled action IN the above entitled court,
and answer the complaint OF plaintiff and
serve a copy Of your answer upon the
undersigned attorneys for the p.aintin al
their Office below stated, and 10 case or
your failure so 10 do. Judgment VIII be
rendered against YOU according 10 she
prayer of the complaint which has been
fled with the clerk Of SAID court.
The objes OF SAID action is TO obtain
divorce on the part Of the plaintiff from
ment. PRATT x RIDDLE,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Z. O. address: Bali Bailey building. Sc
attic Washington.
Date OF first publication. November 10,
1895
81 PPIIES WASHINGTON STATE SOL
d.ers' Home.-Bids for supplies for SIX
months, from January Isl. lS96. VIII be
received not later than January ID 1896:
BIDS 20 be sealed and ndorssd BIDS for
Supplies" Schedules as 10 quantity fur
ulshed on application TO Home.
|. hedule 30. butter.
Sc7edule No 2-Flour and feed.
Schedule No. tea and coffee.
Schedule No. 5-Oatmeai. cornmsal. graz
Schedule No. 6-smoked and sat meats.
Schedule No. baking powder. spices. etc
GEO. II. BOARDMAN.
f. 8. CALENDER
Purchasing Committee.
Washington Soldiers Home. Ortinr.
Wash. December s 1ss5.
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TIME CARD.

Single fare. 50c; round trip. sc.
Leave Seattle-7;45. 11I5 a. m. 26 sg
z. m.
Leave Tacoma-9.30 a. m: I. 4S0Snm
SUNDAYS
Leave Seattle. a m; u m. 6p m
Leave Tacoma-9:S0 a. m. 3.3o. 7.s9 d N.
Landing at Northern Pacific wharf. Ia.
coma. ard Commercial dock. foot Of Ma.
rion street. Seattle.
Sundays. steamers Flyer and State u
Washingt ton, fare Doc
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STRAITS STEAMSHIP CoMPANh
sTRs. GARLAND AND EVANoEi+

= = E
Seattle and Tuwnsend-Neaa Ray sson.
Steamer Garland leaves feslef ag izi5
etays. Wednesday, and FT4day S,t.9iIiarss
a m. for Port Townsend. tort ee-.aa.ssent.
Dllngenasz. Port Angeles. P9rt - xeah
Geftvsburg. Pys1t. Ciailam bay "a = IA
Ray returning Arrives seal ~ -, ~ leaves
On opposte days steamer wang ,,s.Ssferfa
Yeslrr dock for Port Angeles az l,lsstvs az
MondayH. WEDNESDAYS and IT. 3ays
& 81 =. m; arrives seattle aIiefla''
=. III
EVERETT ROUTE str. GREfiio0-'
paiIy. except sunday.
leaves Everett k.45 a. M, = "a n n
I.eaves seattle II .79 a n. az Ia >. N:
Snrdass-I.e raves Seattle 80
lp4ve4 Everett J. a. r. .r,n rSs
Fare single tri1, 1ge. Fouia I'd sac
conneefs with boats FOR lao'1''~
if I'a46dlnx-colman dock. foot OF A'A''
sEATTIE AND TACOMA NJ
Ga TI0N COAfPAN11.. ,aaus. Sec.
Claud Teoup, Pres. :. " "V'''
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

NOTfcE-Kn!g hts OF Pyth!as bureau o.
relief and all knights are requested 10
assemble at Butterworth * Sons IN
Z dertakng paFiors at 800 p. n. today -
escort remains Of our late brother.
James . Patriquiu, q the 3, !. :.
4 3 train l. KORN.
A. l. VALENTINE. President
Secretary.
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BOOK BINDING.

BLANK BOOKS 81 any description made
at F. Anthonys book b3ndery. Front
street. foot OF Cherry, Kline * Rosen-
berg building.
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STE AMt.RS.
FLY ON THE FLYER"
.EATTLE To TACoM

SEATTLE To TACOMA.
Four round trips daily. except sunday
In one hour and twenty minutes
THE STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily trips, Seattle-Taean.
route. AS follows:
TAKING EFFECT TUESDAY. MAY :
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VICTORIA ROUTE

STEAMER ROSALIE. -
A riington floek. raves for victoria az
fi6rf Townsend daSy. except sunday.
f.3o p. m returning. leaves Nict1fa ~
n M Steamer Geo. r starr lsases -.
port Townsend and Nay p9 ~ la'.5l rset,
1epf sunday. ar 9 a. III sunday. o.
"a q ~: retare3rg direct caves
Townsend a. .. IN Plone. IKE ..
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SAN JUAN ISLANDS.
STEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON.

Carrying United States mail. leaves CITY
dock. foot Of Main street, Monday.
Wednesday ana Friday a a. m. for Pert
Townsend. san Juan islands and New
Whatcom.
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TINE CARD. IN EFFECT MARCH Il

North bound-Leave Seattle a. n:
leave Port Townsend a. m. leave FRIDAY
Harhor. 80 A. m. leave Roche HarhaF.
1880 p. m; arrive New Whatcom. p n.
South bound-LeaVe New Whatcom, E.
m. leave Roche HarhOr g a. m, leave
FRIDAY Harbor 10 a. m, leave Port Town.
send. p. m: arrive Seattle 7.45 p. n
J. r Thompson. managing owner. LAZY.
Bogardus 4 Co. agents, City dock.
Phone, Main 81
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PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH

PORT ORCHARD AND PORT WASH
INGTON ROUTE.
Steamer A. r Robinson, carrying Y. :
mail. leaves City dock. foot Of Main slfs e,s
at $50 a. m. arrives at Sidney AZ "
a m. arrives at Siiverdaie az u :.
Leaves galverdale az l2:l5 p. m lsis ",
Sidney on return att p m. paiiy, er
cept Sunday. Fare Soc y. y hoolls...
master Lilly Bogardus a CO.. assfN
Telephone. Main 81.
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BAN KS.

THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK
OF SEATTLE
Capital stock paid in.......... So .la0
surplus .-.-.-----.-. .---.-.--. 1880
Jacob Furtl Observation-Disclosures. President
T.. g. Neufelder ........-..... Vice President
r. V Ankeuy ......... Cashier
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WANTED-A small house or part Of
hrT5se- wirh Use % barn 4 N, Post
intelligence.
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Surplus ...-...-................. 1880
Jt"ob ? hFtl ------.-- .---.. F'rcs11en NJ
+. g. Neufelder ...-....-..... Vice President
r. Y. Ankeuy ................. Cashier
DIRECTORS.
+. q. NsufeIIer J. r. Hayden.
: Fraueuthat Jacob Furth.
sigmund Schvabacher.
spondeuce iu ali tho principal cities
ia the United States and Europe.
DEXTER HORTON K co. BANKERS.
Incorporated 1857.
1aplai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. s2F.Nno
surplus OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10000
President .-..-....---. A A. Denny.
Vice President. ". VI Ladd
Mana ger.....-........N II. IatImer
Cashier. .-.-..-.-. r. = Van Tugl
Sight exchange and teleRraphic trans
fers on New York. Chicago 81 Paul San
Francisco. Portland and various points sr
oregon and British Columbia.
sight bills ~ exchange on London avail
able eIsewbere in Europe.
Collections made al all points on favor
able terms
Bonds stocks and other vzfuabtes re-
ceiyed on deposit for safe-keeping
THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY
Incorporate 100 Capital So, 90
bailey Building Second AMI Cherry gts
-TraUsacts a.
GENERAL BANKING AND SAVINGS
BUSINESS.
Deposits received ~ ara amount from
g. upwards and interest allowed thereon.
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The following letters await advertiser
at this office.
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PATENTS
II T. REYNOLDS. solicitor ~ Z : ana
foreign pat-nts formerly examine IN
4 : patent Office. - sullivan block.
SEATTLE.
PATENTS. caveats Copyrights. write for
information. g. II h.ne Boston block
PATENTS OBTAINED. machines de-
signed Adams. Colman block
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FOR REST-Dess ra5le roo-nx with board:
nra table NTs. Baker. Tssrd and
Mar5cn streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-05-09
no now on THE HUDSON.

The University Crew Of Columbia College chahged
their place Of practice yesterday afternoon from the
Harlem TO the Hudson River The new shell which
was kindly lent 20 the crew by the Paiisade BOAT
Club was brought down yesterday morning ana 'eit
at the Boomingdale Boat Club, near One-hundred-
and-slxteenth-st. and the Hudson River. where the
crew hereafter will report for practice on me
afternoons, instead Of formerly. at the Columbia
lighthouse on the Harlem The change to the Hud-
son is considered important move. now that IL
has been finally and officially decided TO row the
big triangular between Cornell Columbia ana
the University Of Pennsylvania on the Poughkeepsie
course The Harlem River is almost always smooth.
Ind offers practically no real opportunity for prac
tice TO a crew training for a race Oh the deep ana
rougher OF the Hudson. The course selected
for the university race extends from Blue Point one
mile below the Poughkeepsie Bridge. to Cr1m 10
Elbow, three miles above lying thus almost IN
front Of the city itself The water is from three 10
eight fathoms deep throughout. AtRresent the date
set for the regatta is Friday. June Il II the day Is
kept. the race owing to the tide. will be rowed up
the river, the finish being at Crumb Elbow. near
the quarters OF the crews.
The Columbia freshmen will also soon
migrate to the Hudson. the water at New Lon
don is much choppy than that OF the Har-
lem. and the men have now got beyond the stage
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INSTEAD OF THE SUNDAY ShLoON'

REPORT OF THE CHURCH TEMPERANCE so'iTi'
on THE EXCISE QUESTION:.
Tn n recent letter 10 the Church Temperance 90
cIe,v Hlshop Potter set forth at length me various
,hoeos Of the question OF the Sunday opening vi
saloons and asked that the society submit SUN
MAN for action The Executive Committee "' Wv
soclctv appointed IA subcommittee to cohS'"'' wv
cucstior and "a report submitted yesterday
one of the objects discussed being: THE rro'ho"'"
of amellorativc agencies to meet the need TOT '"no
cent recreation for tho poor In the crowded. p'''S
OF our large cities"
The report says In part:
The existence OF 5000 untried cases or brcnch OF
tho cxcis. law in the city Of Ncw-fork - Il s,'iia
to the community. and the first step TO b" taken ~
the drafting OF bill appointing n section nl on
OF the existing courts and special judPc TOT 'nr
promp, trial OF offenders against the excise ana
cognate laws - .,.~ %,
saloons in any form. III, ..,
We beicYc that the law should apply with eiuai
pressure on the rich and poor; and. therefore SUB
pest that a bill should be drafted prohibiting mo
sale 81 liquor Sunday over the bars OF cihos
AMI hotels ,,,
We beg 10 suggest that the fullest and latest
Information BE- Obtained OF the working OF IN"
Home Saloon Of Chicago and Buffalo; the cheap
dining rooms Of Vienna, christania ana 'IasBo"
tho coffee faverns Of Liverpool Manchest". hhi
Eirminghafn and the Tec-to-Tums or London. hid
that a rcpor, OF them y" submitted In October.
The report adopted Rohcr, Graham. the
secretary. was authorized TO 20 10 Europe during
the summer. and make a thorough Investigation. OF
the remedial Institutions In the cities named.
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THE NATIONAL BUSINESS NEWS LEAGUE
1roy,pAs l.. HAMILTON OUTLINES ITS POLICY

IroyIpAs l.. HAMILTON OUTLINES ITS POLICY
AND ITS SUGGESTED TARIFF COMMISSION.
Ieonidas T.. Hamilton. who Is the secretary ana
general manager OF the National Business Mems
League. and at present nj the Aston House. mas
inst issued statement outlining the history OK the
organization OF the league which was organized
April q last year AZ Boston, and was Incorporated ~
the following July. It's officers are Theodore A.
Weysenburg president OF the Tudor Iron Works. 81.
Louis president: John Clafn. New-York. vice-pres'
ilent: Eben Sears Boston. treasurer; Leonidas Ia
Hamilton secretary and general manager. and q
general council composed Of representatives. fron
imnortant business centres OF the country.
According 10 Mr. Hamilton the immediate object
~ the association is the establishment OF SOUND
financial policy which will prevent any interference
with the ability and good faith Of the Government
in meeting its Obligations and the establishment
NJ n tariff commission" The ultr1ate object Is 70
"remoye from partisan control more especially
tho questions which relate 70 the raising OF reve.
nue 10 meet the expenses OF the Government anu
questions Of finance involving the good faith OK we
Government in meeting It's obligations WIN ths
avowed purpose OF protecting labor ana capitai.
Tho tariff commission which the organization aovo-
Gates is 10 be a quas!-judcia body created 10 pro-
every falr-minded citizen as 20 the euects OF pro-
nosei tariff legislation upon the general business OF
tha country with n view Of maintaining stable con-
ditions and protecting from injury all the Industries
~ mis- country by reporting adversely against un-
wise harmful unnecessary tarin legislation.
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no DISSENSIONS IN THE CHCECH.
NEW BUILDING or ST PAtES fl'oIESi"Ni
EPISCOPAL CONGREGATIONAL TALK
WITH 4 vEsTRYMAN.


u s.arIes n yestryman and proTniren, men,
,or 81 6, Paul's Protcstan. Episcopal 'hurch IN
Norrsania denies that there are dssensions IN ths
CONGREGATION over the building OF the new church'
and says the published reports are Incorrect MI
eoarIes savs that there was some criticism At inc
change but the opposition was not great. Inc
Roy DR. Harris resigns his place as rector ai'er
sarv,np TWENTY-FIVE years. because he needs rest
and change. He goes to Bccchwood-on- hc-Iudson'
where he has accepted "A call TO St Marys 'hureh
Mr. searlcs said the congrcga tion deeply regretted
DR. Harris's resignation. which goes into erect on
June and the yestry had as yet made no selection
OF a successor.
The ncw church building OF St Pauis ~ 10 DE
a handsome and imposing one II Is no" pe'hs
built and will be completed some time III September
It is being erected Immediately In the rear OF the
old church building in Washington-ave JUST above
nehund red -scventicth-st Next to the church
is also being erected parish house. Inc new
church Will be bal OF Westerly tR ID granite, ana
is after designs by Halsey WOOD inc a'ehi'ec'' IL
will cost 5000. -, ,, <..
The Building Committee Is Dr John T. comfort
A. II. Searles w. r. Hilbert, f.. r. X. Samin nnd
r. w Emery St Paurs Church was estaDhshed
In 1919, and the present church ediice Whlch ~ a
fra me building In Third-ave.. was built In the FOL
lowing year. The congregation mas SlcnaIy IN,
creased and now the new and larger edIncc has
+. Comfort and A. II. Scarles; wsTdehs J.. W
Boyden. J. s. Brinckerhon w T. H'iperIt. +. w
Emery. r. n. Cot;cr q. NJ. Smyth. +. H. Il. Samin
and +. II. Guon.
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TRIySnTLAyTTC IRA vELLERS.

The steamship Columbia OF the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
can Line. takes out among her passengers Tor
Southampton and Hamburg this morning MT ana
Mrs Max Avary, NJ j. Aibrechf. LOUIS noas, MT
and Mrs Oscar Haasel Mr. and Mrs. a. H. Brad
ley. Dr. II. f. Bromlee, James Berkeley. j. c.
Cooper. Director and Mrs Heinrich Conried' Dr. L.
Correo de Brito. Miss Fay Davis. Mr. ana Mrs
Frank Erich. Mr.. and Mrs. John Elmer. professor
and Mrs August Framcke. Arthur FAIRBANKS. MISS
Max Herzfeid Carl HofYmann. Mrs. a. H. Hoffman,
Mr. and Mrs A. Iiermann, Mr' M ana and r' Mr.
Joseph Lehman. Nine T. Lavadiere. NJ and Mrs
Charles Meyer Mrs H. Paskabpd' Mss ana Ane Mrs
Henry Roth the Marquis de Rya. Mrs. d. Rotns-
child Miss Jennie Kohschild r. Ts Touis Stern
Otto Won Schroter sr Otto Won SchIosr j" cbn H.
Sheldon. Mrs. A. b. Strauss, Mr. ana MIS- John vi ~
Thesis Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall xaugna"' L. VIM
cent. J. D. W. Wilde and E. W. Wagner.