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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
FIELD-DAY AT PANTOPs.
Programme of Events and the VIM
ncrs-Lsrgc Crowd Present.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. May s.
(speclai)-The annual ied-day exercises
OF the Athletic Association Of Pantops
Academy took place yesterday AFTER
noon, and were witnessed by an inte-
rested crowd of spectators Followihs
are the events and the winners:
100-yard dash, senior-Winner, Cover
Time. 10 l-3 seconds.
l00-yari dash, tunior-Winner, L. Hume
Time, l2la seconds.
Running broad jump, sen!or-Winnef
Maury. Distance Is feet II inches.
Running broad jump. Junior-Winnet
Rainey. Distance. "A feet.
Putting shot-Winner. q. Hume. DIS
lance. 81 feet 3 inches.
Standing broad jump, senior-Winner'
Maury. Distance. 9 feet inches.
Hurdle race-Wlnner, q. Hume. Time,
IS 10 seconds.
Three-legged race-Winners, Cover and
Hume. Time, ~ 3-j seconds.
I'D yard d',sh-Winner, Maury. Time,
q Is seconds.
Sack-race-Winner. Ballentine. Time,
a minutes i-5 seconds.
Vheelbarrow -race-Winner, Gibson.
Throwing Observation-Disclosures, Hoeshead.
Distance. iO5 yards feet inches.
Potato-race-Winner, Watkins.
Observation-Disclosures Kennedy.
Consolation -race-Winner X. Smith.
Tire, IL minutes seconds.
XVII-tug -of-war-Won by Mr.. East
man. Distance, I feet.
Referee Or. W. \. Lambeth: Starter.
II. Houston: Judges and Timekeepers
II. D. billiard and =. v. Bosher: Direc-
Hosshead. w. A. Eastman. \. c. Keely,
and w T. N1urv
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
HE WAS UGLYI INDEED
EXCITEMENT IN THE UNITED
STATES COURT At AsHEvILLE.
A Prisoner Draws Pistol ana
Threatens to ShOOt-Overpowered
After n Hard STRUGGLED. =. Sena-
tor Prifchard Kicked by a Horse.

ASHEVILLE, n. c., May s.-tspeciai)
Robert Ray. Town Marshal OF Burns
Vile. created quite an excitement In the
Fsdersl Court here this morning by
drawing his pistol and declaring that
he would shoot the first man who at
tempted TO prevent his leaving the court
room. He had been sentenced to one
months Imprisonment and to pay fine
of 500. Suddenly. during the recess OF
the court. he drew his pistol and made
the threat to shoot. He was overcome,
however. after a hard struggle and heavi-
iy ironed. In addition to the previous
sentence he will be indicted for resisting
a United States officer
KICKED THE SENATOR.
A runaway horse dashed into the Bat
terry Park Bank to-day and did damage
70 the office furniture to the extent OF
ahou, COS. United States Senator Jeter
pritchard was in the bank at the time,
and received slight cut on the wrist
from broken glass and painful. KICK on
his right knee. The horse was severely
cut. and had to be taken to a veterinary
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
WHO WILL GET THE PAYf
NemoriaI-Dny mt MISUNDERSTANDING
Lilies.

RALEIGH. y. c.. May s.-(Specialo-
Yesterday a warrant from the AUDITORS
nenartment for the pay OF ex-Judge
r,,o,,,s 4 Jones of the Western Crirni-
mol Circuit Court, was sent in TO the
Treasury. Treasurer Worth declined 10
nav IL. He says 1t was Tor the Apri
pay. and that the Supreme court gay
boSore Yesterday decided that Jones was
~, I,dge Now comes the question. Who
e,e,s tho nav? VIII Judge Ewart claim III
The hanks here will be closed to-mor-
row (Nemortal- Day.. The exercises take
Mace In tire afternoon. The address Il
ON General W. RI. G. Whiting. Mrs.
whiting will. unfortunately not be able
TO be present. She sends portrait or the
General. and Also two engraving OF +. ~
FISHER. with which his name is insepara-
bly, connected
elected Commissioner Of Streets Of Ra-
leigh. declines that Office. He Is already
Township Road Supervisor. II Is great
~ regretted that he cannot look after the
city's streets.
The decoration Of buildings here for
MAY Goth has already begun.
II is rumored here. and the rumor APP
pears well grounded. that the shops OF
the Seaboard Airline here will be moved
20 Portsmouth. This, II true, Will take
away $4,000 a year Engines, usually
repaired here, are now being sent TO
Portsmouth for repairs.
STATE EXPERIMENT FARM.
At the state Experiment Farm there
are now nearly ready to bloom $1,000
Canada lilies. The bulbs were sent here
by Peter Henderson. so a test could be
made Of the adaptabilty Of this soil to
lily-ciilture All the best tube-rose bulbs
are now grown in this State. The lilies
grown here are said to be equal to the
best foreign ones
The exercises. May 10Th. at the monu-
ment unveiling begin at noon, when the
parade starts. The line Of march Is short
not over a mile. 1t is expected that the
speeches will begin about | t. NJ. at the
Capitol, and will end about or 80 L. NJ.
This will be extremely convenient for
visitors.
REGIMENTAL HISTORIES.
Historians have been obtained for each
of the regiments North Carolina sent TO
the Confederacy, except the Thirty
seventh, SlXty-eighth. and Seventy-1rst
II now appears that these three regi-
ments will be omitted from the volume
of sketches to be published by the vete-
rams. These sketches are now appear
ing. and are well prepared. Two OF the his
torians selected have died since they were
named last winter by Judge Walter
Clarke. these being General Barringer
and Captain Melvin r.. Carter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
LEXiNGTOS's DEFuNCT BANK.
The Trial of the Case OF Irvine to
CONNER TO-Duy.

LEXINGTON. VA. May 9-(Special)-
The case OF Commonwealth against G.
". Irvine charged with receiving money
lately embezzled or stolen from the Bank
of Lexington. and receiving it Knowing 1t
TO be stolen, was called this morning I'm
the County Court. Judge Grattan pre-
siding. Captain James Bumgardner and
ID. l.. Moore represented the prosecution.
and Hon. j. Randolph Tucker and +.
y. Glasgow the defence. one Of the in
dictments was selected for trial. and Mr.
Tucker moved to quash il. as the word
"feloniously" was omitted. Captain Bum
gardner held the indictment to be a
legal one. but said IL had been drawn up
hurredly. In order that a speedy trial
might he had which would settle fully
the question on its merits he proposed
that a new grand jury be at once sum
mOned, AMI the indictment be not
quashed. but its consideration postponed
until tomorrow. Mr.. Tucker said 1t was
not the purpose Of counsel for the defence
to take advantage of technicalitles or
cause delay. but try the case on its merits.
Judge Grattan adopted the suggestion Of
the Commonwealth, and ordered a grand
jury 10 be at once summoned. which
was DONE and the jury were sworn. They
at once retired, and. after an examination
Of witnesses, returned two indictments.
Court adjourned until tomorrow, when
to. trial will be b gun on the new indict-
ments.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
A FINISHED RECITAL.
Miss Winston Before the WOmnn's
club Yesterday Afternoon.

A very charming musical recital was
given at the Woman's Club yesterday
afternoon by Miss Mary Moore Winston.
of Waynesboro'. Va. under the auspices
OF her instructor. Professor y. Bowditch
CIapp. The youthful pianiste Gust Is
years. rendered a classical and decidedly
ambitious programme from memory. az
follows: Mendelssohn, Rondo Capricosso,
Oh. IL. Spinnlied Rheinberger Ballade.
Oh. Z; Bach, Prelude. u minor; Allegro, r
minor: Heller, lie Torrent: Henselt. Isl
Oiseau Jetais': Chopin. Valse, Op. a.
sharp. minor; Nalse. Op. ~, fiat; Ru-
bernstein, Concert Etude, Op. q. Bendel'
"Suberquelle." Op. 1871; Mendelssohn, Ca
priccio Brilante, Op. -.
To say that the rendering or the pro-
eramme gave evidence OF faithful ana
Intelligent study on the part OF talented
pupil does, but scant justice 10 the young
Virginia musician and her accomplished
instructor. Professor Clapp. There was
no effort at loud. gymnastic eneets, but
an intelligent, clean-cut rendering OF the
works OF great composers was evidenceu
throughout. Miss Winston has finished
execution. great self-poise for one of her
years, and was most happy in her IN
depreciation Of Heller. Bach. ana Ruben
stein.
The cultivated audience present were
thoroughly pleased with Miss winston
recital. as well they might have been
II would have done credit TO pupil Oh
Ike grade from any conservatory In tnis
country or in Europe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
TRIANGULAR FIGHT.
RESULT or THE ACTION OF THE
WARWICK COUNTY COMMITTEE.
A Minority Rcport-Thc Vote on the
Question Of Multiplying the Demo-
.. pr,murv-Threc Candidates.
for commemorative Attorney

NrUpORT NEWS, VA. May a-'spe-
o,o,, Tho action Of the Democratic
Co,ntv Executive Committee Tuesday
I'm multiplying the recent primary continues
tho principal topic of discussion III ,i'S
city. A minority report, signed py iou'
,,,,ors az the committee. has been
given out. In this report 1t Is dehiou UNIT
orv testimony was given before the COM
,oi,,ec which justified the vitiation oil the
primary.
A norton OF the report reads as FOL
lows:
.~rhe only claim was that Republicans
voted: and that, hence. the primary shouid
be set aside.
..The undersigned members Of the COM
mi,tee claimed that in order to vitiate
the recent primary fraud should De
proved to exist, by plain and direct EVIL
dence. and not by opinion or surmise;
and that il should be shown that there
would be such fraud as to change the
result Of the election, as to the candi-
dates. or any OF them. before we had
the authority to throw out the election
as 10 the nominees. or any of them.
believing that there was not sufficient
evidence to vitiate the result OF the pr1-
mary IN any particular. we voted 10
stand by the Democratic primary or April
go 1855"
EIGHT TO SIX.
Two members Of the committee VINO 90
not reside in this city voted with the
four members who signed the minority
report. The vote on the question OF null
lifying the primary stood in favor OF IL
and against II.
The three candidates for Common
wealth's Attorney voted for at the pri-
mary have announced their intention OF
being candidates at the general election.
which takes place On May 23i. There VIII
be more than one Democratic candidate
for other Offices. also.
WILL NOT RUN.
Two Of the candidates who were de-
feated at the primary have notihed Inc
people that their names viii not DE AZ
lowed on the ticket AT the general cleo
ton. One Of them says in card that
he believes that the candidates elected nj
the primary are the legitimate Candidates
OF the Democratic party.
The tenth annual session OF the Grand
Lodge. Knights OF Pythias (colored oil
Virginia. will convene In this city on
Tuesday. Nay 18th. The Grand Lodge VIII
be in session three days.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
QUITE A DIFFERENCE.
An Error In Durham's Chartcr-Ma-
sonic Matters

DURHAM, n. c.. May 9.-(Speciai)-
There was quite stir about the court
house yesterday. when the City Attorney,
f. a. Green, discovered an error in our
city charter. changed by the last Legis-
lature. which makes the commission of
the TaX-Collector one half of per cent,
instead Of IL per cent.
The Board of Directors of the oxford
Orphan Asylum held a meeting last night
at the Carolina Hotel. The object OF
the meeting was 10 examine the plans Of
the architects for the new building TO
be put up by the munihcent donation of
Mr. II. y. Duke OF 5000, provided the
Masons of North Carolina would sub
scribe the other S.0c0. The last has been
assured. and the work will be begun in
the near future. The health OF the in
stitution has been good.
The Masons Of Durham are busily en-
gagged. through their committees, making
arrangements for the entertainment OF
the Grand Commanlery, knights Tenn
plar OF North Carolina, which meets here
on the nth instant The Grand Chapter
OF Royal Arch Masons will meet Oh the
following Thursday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Marriage of Mr. Myers md MISS
HOurue.

At the residence OF the brides mother
No. 4 Nicholson street, wednesday nish'
a, o o'rIock Mr.. oscar Myers and Miss
Martha Bourne were married.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by the Rev W. \. Laughon,
pastor of the Denny Street Methodist
church. Messrs Charles W. Hopkins ana
George Barker were tn attendants.
Miss Bourne. who Is an attractive
brunette. is the youngest daughter or
Mrs. Octavia, and the late DR.. Nelson
Bourne
Mr.. Myers Is "a well-known resident of
Fulton. at present employed on the
monitors
After the ceremony refreshments were
served. after which the guests departed
wishing the newly welded pair long
life OF happiness and prosperity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

Physician. this afternoon reports all the
cases I'm the city as getting along very
well. He says there have been but nine
teen persons affected. and no new case
since Monday. There Is no trouble about
nurses or medical attention. DIR. Catlet
Is giving all the patients the best posi-
BILE treatment. lie received to-day let
ter from Or. Thomas X. Evans. OF Mt.
Carbon. w. Va. proffering professional
assistance II needed. DR.. Evans has mad
considerable experience with smallpox.
Mayor A. II. Fultz. In view OF the fact
that the smallpox originated among the
colored people. called OF a series OF reE-
gious gatherings and other meetings con-
templated by the negroes.
The Circuit Cour, OF Augusta, Judge
William Mclaughlin. conyenes In spring
term here tomorrow. The docket Is the
lightest for a long time.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

No New Cases Since MOndny--Dr.
Evans Offers Assistance.

STANTON. VA. May 9.-.Spec!al)-
The smallpox situation shows little
change to-day. There have been no new
cases reported since the first outbreak.
several days ago. and the authorities
have increased their grip on the sanitary
and other precautionary means for pre-
venting further spread OF the disease.
Since your report last night there have
been three DEATHS Doc" Fry. an aged
white man. living In squalid quarters In
the negro-tenement district, died last
night At O'Clock in the morning Mary
Nancy Johnson lcolored) also died. and
this evening Forest Johnson (coloredD
died, making the fourth death since sun
day night. when the Board OF Health
made lis official statement OF the nature
OF the disease. The bodies were buried
at once and all bedding. ETC.. promptly
burned.
Dr. J. Breckenridge Catlstt the City
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
SUDDEN DEATH ~ NORFOLK.
Captain X. Frank Vaughan stricken
with Paralysis.

NORFOLK. VA, May 9.-(Special)-
Captain II. Frank Vaughan. well-known
citizen, was taken i'll on a street-car this
afternoon, while on his way home TO
dinner. and died before he could be gotten
to his houss. Captain Vaughan served
gallantly through the late war In the
Norfolk Light-Artillery Blues, and since
the war had been engaged In the In
surance business. He was 81 years OF
age. and had been a resident Of Norfolk
about thirty years. lie leaves n wife and
five children Apoplexy was the cause Of
his death. His funeral will take place
Saturday from the First Presbyterian
church, OF which he was an elder
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

They were making merry over ksg OF
beer and some ether refreshments. Cap
tain Lipscomb ard officer Wright took
them In while In the midst OF their hilari-
~. and they have been paying penance
In the Manchester chain-gang Wednes-
day morning they were liberated. and yes
terday they appeared in Fulton. where a
keg OF beer was bought and the quartette
HE'D themselves into IIenricorean shades.
a free fight. the result OF which was
Joseph Benson was badly cut. He claims
that Ryan did the carving. The wounded
man came to the city TO have his cuts
dressed. and the Second-Police- District
officers got onto the matter and Benson.
Burk. and Ryan were arrested and lock-
% y.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Case of Suspected Small-POx ut
LeNinptoU.

LEXINGTON. VA. May 9.-(Special)-
There is a suspected case OF smallpox
here. the party being a negro woman
who came from Buenl Vista. The Board
OF Health Isolated her about five days
ago in a tent In the woods. about a mile
and a half from town. Dr. Esiill. who
has treated the patient. is not satisfied
that the case is smallpox. but IN com
mon with the rest of the Board or
Health thought 1t wise TO assume that
il was and to take precautions. There
is no uneasiness or alarm here about this
case. but the board has quarantined
against stanton and Buena Vista, and
all trains which pass Though stanton
and Buena Vista coming 10 this place
are closely watched. Vaccination has
been advised by the Board OF Health
there
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Grand Council ROyui Arcanun,.

GREENSBORO, n. c.. May 9.-(Spe
cial.)-The Grand Council of the Royal
Arcanum has been In session here two
days. The members visited the educational
institutions OF the city. and were we'll
pleased with them and the attentions
they received while in the city. The next
meeting will be at Raleigh. The grand
officers were installed to-day. The council
is composed Of fine-looking. intelligent,
and practical businessmen. and made
favorable impression on our people.
council will doubtless be organized in
Greenshoro'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10

GREENSBORO. n. c., May 9-(Spe-
cial.)-The horse which pulls the street.
car between the depot and the Benbow
Hotel, while hauling the car up town
this evening, broke loose from IL and the
single tree fell down on his heels frighten-
ing him so that he rushed up the street
at a fearful rate of speed. Being blind
he ran into two horses hitched TO a hack
broke the tongue OF the hack, then rushed
on into an old wall near the hotel with
a fearful crash. driving a large piece OF
board into his breast and killing himself
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
DIR. ROSWELL DEAD.
The Chase CITY Physician Leaves
-Four Sons Here.

4 telegram received here last evening
from Chase city, Va. told Of the death
in that place at O'Clock In the afternoon
Of DIR. John I. Boswell. one OF the Oldest
and best known physicians in the state
He WAS In the 9th year OF his age, and
one of the most respected OF men. re
was OF the "old school IN Do'n nlann
"a ,ot,b and had a host of ardent
friends and admirers wherever ne was
known. DR.. Boswell was native OF Nir-
glnia, and loved the old commonwealth
and all her traditions. He graduated re"
the Jefferson Medical College, Of PhlIa-
daInbia and subsequently took course
NJ the University Of Virginia. He leaves
six sons and one daushter-Messrs
charles NJ, John l.. Jr. Thomas O. ana
Henson r.. OF Richmond; b. y. ana HEN
~ L.. of Chicago and Miss Margaret n.
Boswell, OF Chase CITY.
DR. Boswells funeral viii take place III
Chase city Saturday.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
ARRESTED ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.
W. II. Richards. n Henriro FARMER
Charmed with n Revolving Crime.

william n. Richards, an Engl'sh'hah
about 40 years Of age. was on yesterday
locked I'D In the county jail charged with
committing a criminal assault upon ms
,s-vear-old daughter. Amelia Eizabeth
Richards. , ..,,.o
u,bich Is about twelve miles from the
civ. last Saturday, and went to the resi-
dence of n nearby neighbor. VII re she
was found wednesday by Magistrate La
rus. to whom she tod her pitiable story
She declined. however, TO swear OUT war
rant for her parents arrest. ana the Mag
istrate himself issued H. The arrest was
made by Constable Samuels' ana the pr,
soner was committed for nearing a' =
o'clock to-day. He positively declines u
r,ake any statement further than 10 say
that the charge against him Is false
one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
NO SENATOR ELECTED.
Delaware Legislature AdjOurns-H.
4. Dupopt Declared Elected.

DOVER, DEL. May s.-The Legislature
adjourned sine die at 3 T. NJ to-day
without having elected United States
Senator In joint session 2ll ballots were
taken. the first ballot having been taken
on January 18th, and there was at least
one ballot every day since then, Sundays
excepted.
Just prior to the adjournment to-day
Speaker McMullin, Of the House. declared
Henry \. Dupont elected senator. This
declaration will. IL is claimed, give ground
for a contest in tie United States Senate.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
otis steel Company Recovered.

CLEVELAND. O.. May 9.-The Otis
steel COMPANY went into the hands of
receiver here to-day. The application was
made on behalf of the Industrial and
General Trust Company There is 10 b
no interruption of business. the courts
orders expressly providing that II be con-
tlnued by the receivers. Alvin Carl and
President Wood j. Benlow were named
as receivers, and gave bond in $4,000
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
CAUGHT ~ THE ACT,
Arrest of Burglar ut Weldon
Desperate Prisoners.

WELDON. n. c.. May 9.-(Speclal.)-
Willis ID. Cocker (colored). who said he
came here from Portsmouth. was arrested
last night while he and an accomplice
were breaking into a grocery store. The
other man escaped. Coker had two large
pistols in his hands when taken. The
Mayor this morning sent him on for trial.
There are now more desperate prisoners
in Halifax Jail than have been known
there at any time in years. Many Of
them are white. The Jail is guarded day
and night
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
NOTES FROM CREWE.
D.nth Of Captain X. u. bradshaw
Pcrsonnl Mention.

CREWE. VA. May 9.-tspeciaL)-Cap
tain Il. y. Bradshaw. formerly of Prince
Edward county, but who had been
resident OF our town since its formation,
nearly seven years ago. died here yester-
day at noon. after a lingering Illness. He
was a member of Olivet Commandery.
No. IS knights Templar, and Of the other
Masonic bodies of this place. The funeral
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Spencer
In the Baptist church here this morning
A delegation OF knights Templar accom-
panied the remains to Rice, Prince Ed
ward county, on the noon train.
The strike of the Flat-Top coal-mlners
il much felt in all branches of business
here this being the terminus Of two di-
visions of the Norfolk and Western rail-
road.
Miss Fannie Rives. Of Dnwlddie, and
Miss Susie Franklin. of Pamplin, are
visiting friends In town.
Captain II. L. Warner. with the Nor
folk and Western railroad formerly Of
Roanoke. has been transferred back TO his
old home.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
FieId-Dny Mt the College.

This is feld-day at Richmond College,
and beginning at 9:lj o'clock and continu-
ing until $50 o'clock in the evening the
campus will present lively AMI inter
esting scene Fifteen events are scheduled
for the day. Dr. Stuart Mcclure Will
present the prizes. and the contests viii
be under the supervision Of the Athletic
Association officers-J. IL. Franklin. presi-
dent: Il. T.. I.ockett. vlce-presdent; j.
Sallade, treasurer. and j. j. Hurt, secre-
tary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
Lee Camp Last Night.

An interesting meeting OF Lee Camp
was held last night. The body Is ordered
TO assemble at 81. Johns church at (
o'clock this afternoon 10 attend the Me-
mortal exercises at lakewood Cemetery.
The veteran camps. the Memorial and
Junior Memorial associations. Sons OF
Veterans. and their friends are invited
TO be present at the reunion services Of
Lee Camp next Monday night. Upon
this occasion the address will be delivered
by ex-Judge II. W. FlournOy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-05-10
The Little Men Play Too.

Mr. Samuel Crowder's little men played
a beautiful game OF ball at the Academy
yesterday afternoon 10 large and we'll
pleased audience. Everything moved
along nicely. ard at times the applause
was great. The management has re-
served space down stairs for ladies ana
their escorts. The little men" play again
this afternoon