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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-11

Beecham's pills are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspep
STA, heartburn, torpid liver ,diz.
ziness, sick headache bad taste
in the mouth, coated tongue,
loss ofappetite sallow skin, etc,
when caused by constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause ofall ofthem.
Go by the book. Pills IoS and
aSt a box. Book free at your
druggists or write b, f. Allen Co.,
36s Canal ST., New York.
Aunuii's'ss wsF. thsn 90 bore.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Julia 4. FarTen. deceased.
NJ Office rs HEREBY GIVEN by TN,
~ undersigned, Administrator Of the estate
" Julia 4, fArron, deceased, 10 the creditors
or ana all persons having claims Agalnst the
shid deceased, 70 exhibit tucm with the uerVs.
fafy vouchers, within ten months after 1.-The
hrtt publication Of this notice, TO tie said
adminJtFAtor, ~ No ~ W. second Fouth
Street, SAT- Lake Iiiy, IN the eounty OF sail
Lake. Utah,
Dated June l9th, 1876,
JOSEPH TARRES,
rem, deceased,
W. t. HALL, attorney Tor administrator.
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The Brigham Young Memorial asiO-
citation acknowledge receipt OF the
following contributions TO assist In the
luilding OF the Pioneer monument
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The time OF this gentleman il fully
occupied, both summer and winter.
He II never found among the luHiris
who haunt the store or blGoksmith's
shop curing the winter, aud the secret
Of his success lies IN the union OF Ia.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ pursuant 10 an order OF "a q and decree
OF foreclosure 90 me directed from tho Thitd
judicial District Court u tho Territory " Utah,
County OF -alt Lake IN a cause therein pond'
inE, Wherein sarah q, Taylor i plaintii. and
y. ", GIVE, Mary 3. GIVE, J. n, MlnsloW, j.
w, Houston, assignee, and John Hazard arc
defendants, 10 which said decree and order Of
sale reference IL hereby made, ifhall eNposo
for hal" at public auction, 10 the highest bid,
der, for casa, at the west trout door Of tho
County Court House, IN inc city OF saltialo,
county Of sAt Lake, Territory Of Utah, on tho
llth daY OF july a. ID, lHJl. at "a O'Clock noon,
~ tho TlghL tile, claim and interest II D. A.
owe, Mary :, Ulyo, j, ~, WinsoW, j. W
Houston, assignee, and John lilGtIaTd, N and
70 the following described real estate, situate
lying, hnd hcipg In the city aud county u sail
lAtc, Territory OF utal, ana particularly
described ~ follows, to'wit an OF lot two lG,
Ia block one hundred and four 100, plat "G,d
Nhii laAo ttiy survey, 20 be- sod AZ The pr0n.
orty Of j. ~, Give, Mary >. Give, j. ~ Win.
slow, j ". Houston, Assignee, anl John
Hazard, under SAID order ~ salo aud dosrsa
In the above cause.
Dated sSis Lake city, Utah, June gsth. a. u.
HARVEY HARDY. sheriff.
ny q. j, q. iRwtS, Deputy sheriff
Il. Harrington, attorney f0rulAlnud.
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SUMMONS
IN the district court In and Tor ihe Third
Judicial District n uiAh Territory County
Of salt LAKE

Andtou J. Gibson and E0salinc Gibson. mi.
nors, 1y James Johnston. their general
guardian, plainths.
Va
L. !, Hiatt Thomas .. shearman and Mrs
I.mira shetfman.h.s wife. walter D. Lowe
anl Emma 4. Lowe, bis wife, Gilbert l.
Iham1erlain and Annie II. Chamberlain,
NJ wife, .. ". g.. Grinith and Priscilla a
nrmth' his wife, Louis q. Parsons and
Mrs Louis I. PafiOns, the national RauE
Of the lepublic, corporation, a. @ Cot.
" and MA. 70. &, Coils, his wife. and the
Metropolitan Investment Company, clr.
porAt on, Parker q uepue. corporation,
Sarah u. Gibson defendants
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In tll matter OF tho eatatc OF John II.
burton, deceased
NOTICE j. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tharicus, Hurton, aim illustrator Of the
estate Of John H.. burton, deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement, and hled In said
court, hib huAl account Of his Administration Of
said estate and petition for iual distribution OF
the residue - sad estate among tho persons
entitled thereto, and that Friday. the .Gih
dAY Of July, a, u isl3, n 10 O'Clock a M a.
thr court room ~ saul court, In the County
tOur, hOusu, salt Lake City aud county, UAu
Territory, has been duly appointed by the
Judge ~ said court, Tor tho settlement Of said
account nnd hearing snid pciiuon Tor iiairlbu.
uou, AZ which time nud place any person inter
osiCi H. sald estate may appear amt show
cause, n any there DO, WHY said account
should not be- settled and approved and GuAl
distribution made o. prayed Tor.
Dated June 2iih, A, u. i,ll.
g. b.. STANTON,
clerk VI the Probate Court
~ 4, G.. REESE, Deputy
Harlow Ferguson, Attorneys Tor ADMIN.
ttTAtOr
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Don't forget Y. NJ. AMI Y. L.. cx-
cursion 10 saliRir, July II, and take
no other.
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Assignee sale OF the Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Yard Rud Planning NH
rIanL

fIanL
The UNDERLINED assignee will sell,
on Tuesday, Juy 10, 1895, at II
O'Clock, noon, 90 the highrst bidder
for cash, Mt the Button-Gatdn-r COM
pnny'a former ctllce, on State street,
letwrcn Eighth aud Ninth South,
salt Lake oily, Utah, the entire plain.
ing mill plant anu lumber yard Of said
company, consisting OF about one and
one quarter nores Of land, with 'ail-
way switch, lumber shadr, one two.
story barn, one thfoe.r ON frame real
donce, One large twc-s,ory frame plain.
iIg mill, fully equipped with the latefi
improved mschir cry, Including MI
electric dynamo OF 30-horse power.
Also one large Moslsr sAio Of 1900
pounds weight, In good condition.
Also number OF fence machines aud
other personal property formerly
owned by said Burton'GArdneE COM
pauy.
Also all the Interest Of said Burton.
Gardner company and said assignee In
three certain frame residences, two Of
seven rooms and one Of tix, with
water attachments, situated on lot 3,
block 8S, plat "B." Halt Lake city eur.
yoy, Utah.
y'sld property viii DO sold In bulk or
tomTate parcels, ~ may best suit the
Purchasers,
For further particulars Rnd for de.
sorlption OF property apply to tue un.
dersigusd NJ hls Office In the DFseret
Nationsl hank building, Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
OSCAR W. MoYLF,
Assignee Burton. Gardner Company.
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ az = meeting of tho board u dfrc.
tors, held on The % DAY Of Jane, irj, an
affeaaucut ut one 90 cent per share was
levied Uu The capital stock 81 said company,
payable 10 TIE treasurer. John 10. tummock,
second nour bu0IY block, sMt Lagn tity,
Utah. Any stock upon which said nasCasmUnt
shall remain unpaid on the 2lth DAY Of July,
$50, shall be Aud DO declared delinquent aud
advertised f0f sale az public auction, and
unless payment is made before wall BE- sold on
saturday. tha'lli1 nay OF August. lF3, 10 pay
the delinquent assessment together with cost
Of advertising and expense uf talc, ~ order
OF tie board Of diructOrs
4 ;, FOWLER. Secretary.
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Ensetiyr Dane 80. 1898.
Leave AntFC Leave Arrive
thlt Lake. Garfield, Garfield. Salt Lake
'5'ti am $50 =. M. 1850 %, az. l.00 D. In.
l9tO a. Nh 1870 o.. ~, $3.50 d M. 'tOJ " IA
100 o. m' $40 n m, 100 u. u. Aito b m,
O.l9 j.. ma 40 :. m. $50 j. N. 1910 II ~.
Daily Cxc0pt SUNDAY,
Music by Ohcn's orchestra every
afternoon ard evening. Depot, cor.
rer Fret South anu Fourth West.
Fare for round trim 90 cent. Cily
ticket Cilicr, 2Ol Main Street.
ID. l.. Burnley,
Gonl. Agi. Pass. Dept.
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NOTICE no sTooKHOlDIRs.

Morgan COLD Mining and milling Company.
lfinripul pItce Uf huuruHh sat Lake Ctty,
lthh. Location Of mIuU, liafasrtabblc.
canyon, Morgan County, TITAN
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FOR SALE BY
DeStlet News Publishing Go,
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LEGAL NOTICE,

In the Probate Court, in and Tor salt Lake
County, IcrrIiorY " Utah.
In ~ matter OF tho eatatc OF John No.
burton, deceased
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LOGAN.

LOGAN, UrAiL july II, 1895.
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In the District Court 10 and for the Third
Judicial niftrtt % Utab Territory,
County of SAT- Lake
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Il. II. schet,leF. plainua. ". sarah a. Low
Defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
ASTHMA CAN BE CURED.
A LEADING PHYSICIAN AT LAST
DISCOVERS THE REMEDY.

Public Test Will Re Made Today at Will
lam w. Handy's Drug store.
In the wonderful progress made by
medical science of the world successful
treatment for most diseases has been disc
covered, and diseases which were ut one
time considered incurable are now easily
conquered. Among the most difficult
aud obstinate OF diseases which has bsffied
the skill OF our most noted physicians up
TO the present time, asthma ranks hrst.
Thousands OF sufferers know by their
personal experience that no absolute cure
Tor this disease was discovered until Dr.
Rudolph Schihmann, the renowned
physician, who has made the treatment
OF asthma and kindred complaints the
study OF life time, during which time
he has treated and cured mere cases OF
asthma than any living doctor, perfected
remedy which not only produces in.
slant relief in the most severe cases OF
asthma, phthisic, hay fever and bron-
chitis, but has positively cured thousands
OF sufferers who were considered IN
durable. Recognizing the skepticism OF
the public In this age OF countless fraud
ulent nostrums, DR.. Schiffmann, in order
to restore confidence and obviate any
suspicion OF imposition, requests this
paper TO announce that from a. m.
today until o p. m tomorrow he offers
liberal sample box OF SchiImann' s asthma
cure TO all persons applying at William
W. Handy's drug store, l6l Weybosset
street, absolutely free OF charge, know
ing that personal test will be most
convincing, and will vindicate his every
claim. This physician has made most
generous offer to persons who suffer from
this most terrible disease, and all suffer
ers are not only requested but cordially
invited TO call, and should bear in mind
the time and place specified for the dis
tribution and avail themselves of the
offer. Persons living out OF this city who
desire to test the merits of this most
wonderful remedy will receive package
free by mail by writing to DR.. II. Schiff-
mann, 315 Rosabel street, st. Paul, Mimi,
providing their letter is received before
October !, as no samples can be obtained
after that date.
William w. Handy, the well known
druggist, authorizes us TO announce that
he has received quantity of samples
from DIR. Schiffmann which he will dis
tribute during the hours mentioned in
accordance with his offer
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
George Eliot In Literature.

II Is to me truly melancholy duty to
have to admit that 80 much in the noble
conceptions and rich thoughts Of George
Eliot was not a complete success in ulti-
mate execution-and that, in great
measure, because the conception snd aim
were SO great and the execution SO pro-
foundly conscientious. / knew her well !;
/ was amongst those who had the deepest
regard Tor her mental power and her NOR
al insight, says Frederick Harrison IN the
)Forum. / always recognized her as one
of the best and most cultured minds of
her time had great faith in her judg-
ment, and could respect her courage even
when j repudiated her opinions. But /
never was one Of those who exaggerated
her gifts as an artist. / never could
count anything later than "Silas Mar
nern as a complete and unqualified mas
terpiecc. George Eliot was most
thoughtful artist, but she was more OF a
thinker than an artist she was always
more the artist when she was least the
thinker; and when she conceived work
of art I'm her sublimest aspirations (as
notably in 1.-THE spanish Gypsy'') she al
most makes us doubt IL she were an ar
tist at all. She was an artist; and the
younger generations viii make an unpar-
donabIe error II they fall TO do justice To
the permanent survival OF her best and
earliest work. They will also be guilty
OF unpardonable blindness, IL they fail TO
note how completely she stands above all
her contemporary rivals in, romance, In
thought, IN knowledge, I'm nobility OF
atm. She raised the whole art OF romance
into a higher plane OF thought, OF cul-
ture. and OF philosophic grasp. The art
OF romance. in the widest and loftiest
sense of the term, is even yet IN its infan-
cy. Ancient literature, medieval litera-
ture, knew nothing OF 10. Nor indeed did
modern literature entirely conceive II in
all Its fallness until the days OF lie Sage,
Richardson, Fielding Goldsmith. Nay,
ve must say ~ nj IS p vcr vas net quile
revesled bs.o e. scott, Goetne. MsnEoni,
and Jane Austen, Balzac, and George sand.
Its subtlety. its nsxsbility, its capacity
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

dale does not. He casts quick, pene-
trating glance at the girl, who acknowl-
edges his bow with the faintest possible
one in return, after which she immedi-
ately moves away, carrying her aunt by
an imperious gesture with her. Lans-
dale glances after her, an amused twinkle
IN his handsome grey eyes. $50 that il
she!, says he. "a little Tartar, If make
no mistakel The foundlings are in for q
good thing If II rests with me-"
CONTINUED ToMoRRow.)
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Novel old Folks Party.

OLDrowS, Me-, Sept l9.-Abou. loc
men and women, aged 20 years and over.
from Oldtown and vicinity. went on nn
excursion ovcr tho new Bangor, Oruno and
Oldtown electric railway yesterday after
noon. The party was augmented by dele
cations from other places along tho line
The excursion was devised by a local pauor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
Prison A..ocla,ion omesrs.

DENVER, sept. l9.-'rhe National Prison
association elected Roelif Brinkhoff of
Ohio president, Rev. John L. Milligan of
Pennsylvania secretary and Charles w.
Jessup of New York treasurer Theodore
Roosevelt OF New York, police commits
sioner, was made chairman Of the COM
mittee OH police In cities.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
ACtlance Meeting.
By THE DUCHESS.


Prize Detective stories No. 80.
sslsn't II dreadful, George7" says Mrs.
Blake. coming into her husbands dress
ing room without 80 much as a knock.
"Wbat,s dreadfplg' asks Mr.. Blake, in
q tone that no human being but his wife
could have understood. This is accounted
for by the fact that he is shaving and that
the left side OF his mouth is now drawn
up 80 Ear that Il almost reaches his eyelid.
Naturally this leaves in his articulation a
good deal 20 be desired
''fillian still steadily refuses TO stay
here and meet him. ~
Meet Geofrey Lansdaleg''
''Yes, of course; though she knows how
much depends on IL. 4"
'"rhere was never girl who wasn't
fool 20 says Mr.. Blake, going on content
eoly with his shaving
"Ohl i don't know thatl' After all
she had once been girl herself. "But
certainly / do think Lillian is behaving
very badly about this.
'sLet her alone, says Mr. Blake, who
is a slave TO this one "fool OF girl al all
svents-his only daughter Lillian. If she
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
McponnId Changed HI. Mind

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept l9.-In the
United States circuit court yesterday the
motion of Thomas IL. Mcdonald of Massa.
chusetts for the appointment OF a receiver
for the Bay State Gas company was dis
missed on motion Of counsel for Melon
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
Cuibersoa Oppo.ed 10 sIuveinr.

Austin, Sept. lS.-Govcrnor Culberson.
when seen In reference TO Judge Harsts
opinion favorable TO prizo fighting. re-
fused TO express an opinion, but from his
actions 1t is eudont that he will use force
20 stop the fight, Notwithstanding the de-
~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
Patchen Not An a..

MmwAUKEE, Sopt. 10 John X. Gentry
The fustcsi stallion in the world, yesterday
beat joe Prchen his most Formidable
rival, la three straight heats at the fair
grounds. No records were wiped out. but
the exhibition wa. nnn ono
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

PmLADELrMA, sept l0.-The United
States armor' cruiser Brooklyn. the sis.
ter ship pof the New York. viii be- launched
at Cramps shlpyar,tou "Wednesday. Ocf. y.
The navy department has been notified 20
that pTarf
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
The nayerhm Inro.tlrnt,on.

HAvERHILL, Mass, sept. lg.-At meet.
ing Of the board of aldermen last night
the special committee appointed last
spring to investigate the poor department
submitted is report Tho officials OF the
city fnrm ~ fnllY nNnnerafcd
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

for analytic research, its variety OF range.
and facility for reading all hearts and all
minds all this is simply incalculsble.
And we may be sure that the st1 OF ro-
nance In future and an art wherein wo-
men are quite as likely 10 reign as men.
III would be treason to Art to pretend
that george Eliot came hear 10 such per-
lection. But she had certain qualities
that none OF her predecessors had oui,e
possessed. Of "a she strnve Tor an | cal
"hich mag o.e day become someth,ng
mOic thaa dream cream that AS vet
eludes and escapes frcm the mind ss n
struggles to grasp II and to az Il.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19
Atticboro Roy FATALLY IIur,

ATTLEB0Ro, Mass, sept. I9.-william
Heather, 10 years old, had y shotgun
heavily charged. and when he went 10
fire 10, ths barrel was blown TO pieces.
Heather We f,'.'tir hnrt
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

ALPESA. Mich, sept. 49, - Schooner
Kitchen reports that when crossing sag.
inaw bay saw a schooner capsize and sink.
a gale was blowing at the time, and the
kIlchen could nn- n..L.l fh.ln
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-09-19

DALLAS, Sept; ~. President Stcwar, n,
the Florida Athletic club yesterday pur
2O mechanics and laborcrs al work am ,h..
arena iss tAs CONGRATULATIONS mons Die
hshA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-13
MEDICAL.

MANLY vIGoR AND NERVE POWER RESTORED
by using q bottle or two Of DR.. Brothers in
MIGRATING cordial. There is remedy equal 10
this cordial. Used 80 years in this city. 9O8
ST. s.w. oc31-1ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-13
HONOR TO MRS. STANTON.
WimOdaughsis Gives q Characteristic
Celebration.

WimOdaughs1s Gives q Chnractertsttc
| Celebration.
Wimodaughsis celebrated Mrs. Stanton's
eight birthday last night. The rooms on
1 street were profusely decorated with
flowers, the yellow chrysanthemum conspic-
uously presenting the official suffrage color.
Mrs Stantons portrait was specially hon
ored in the decoration. Badges worn by the
ladies bore Mrs. Stanton's vignette. with
that of Miss Anthony on the reverse, and
the notices: Man and woman, a sinful
taneous creation" and Perfect equality OF
rights for woman" The officers of the
Jeanette NJ. Bradley. Mrs. Mary L. Ben
nett, Miss Cora D. Thomas. Mrs. Kate Burt,
Miss Katharine Garst and Miss Mary H.
Williams, received the guests of the even
ing Among those who made brief ad-
dresses were Mrs. Marble. Mrs. Thomas, Mrs.
Belva Lockwood, Mrs. Garst. DR.. Edison.
Mrs. Mary Lockwo God, Miss Wolf. Mrs.
Spencer, Mrs. Mussey. Mrs. Dfggs and Mrs.
Havens. The Mandolin Club composed of
Misses Marble, Perry, Ellis and Clifton.
rendered several pleasing selections. Mrs.
Case had charge of the refreshments.
There was a large cake beautifully dec
GRATED with eighty lighted candles. During
the evening the guests voted on the follow.
suffrage?" Should women have suffrage
with an educational qualifications" ''Should
women have suffrage with property quail
fcation?" Should women remain disfran-
chised?" The judges were Mrs. JEANNE Eos
ter Bracket, Mr.. Clifford Howard; clerks,
! Misses Madge McCalmont and Brill.
There were 81 votes cast, but were
| thrown out. The first proposition received
a majority at first, and after the distribu-
ton of the other votes. In accordance with
the preferential system. 1t was found that
the vote for full suffrage was three-fourths
of the total vote,
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Deeds in fee have been filed as follows:
Mary c. Stanton to Lemuel ]. Stanton, lots
II and 10, block &c; lots Al and 45. block %,
Wesley Heights. and lot 90 block A, Hol-
mead Manor; $40. Frank T. Browning ct
al, trustees. to Percy Metzger, lot GO.
square 723; $500 Oscar NJ. Bryant and
John McIlbeen, trustees, to Celia b. Mayse,
lot ii. square go; 81, 800. Jno. A. Butler to
James A. Taliaferro, lot 8. square 1913; $40.
Bernard l.. Cum berland ct ux. to Patrick
F. Mullady, part original lot IA, square 81
$40. J. Edw. Chapman ct uX. to VIM. j.
Miller, trustee, south half lot 2, square DDS.
and lots 81 and 3d. square SAG; S. Chas.
Dietz ct Tx. to Margaret Diederich, same
to Frederick Dodge, part original lot .,
square SIG; $500. Fritz Ehninger ct Tx. to
Harry NJ Schneider and Edwin F. Jones,
lot Al, square 1908: so. Thos b. Ferguson
to James Lowndes, lot 107, square DID; IS.
Diller B Croft to Jno. j. O'Connell, lot 81.
square 754; $500. c. A. McIGuen to Daniel
Wheeler lots "a and 3d. block 5, section g.
Burrvle; SO Frank T. Rawlings ct ux. to
Asbury r. Taylor. part lot II. square 494;
SO. Martha Seweil to Abner P. Bigelow.
lot 5, square 31s; s4,oo3.20 Harry NJ.
Schneider ct al. TO Fritz Ehnnger, lot DIG,
square 800; SO. Mary +. Talbert to Mary
A. Ferry. lot @. Turkey Thiclket: $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-13

The twelfth anniversary Of the Micros-
copical Society of Washington was appropri-
ately celebrated at Freund's last evening
by banquet. which proved one of the most
enjoyable affairs in the history of the or
ganization. The hall and table were Law
ishly decorated with roses and chrysan-
themums. The president Of the society, DIR.
Collins Marshall. presided, and DR.. c. T.
Caldwell officiated as toastmaker. Toasts
were responded to by DR.. Marshall, DR..
William H. Seaman, DR.. Robert Reyburn
and DR.. J. Melvin Lamb.
In addition addresses were made by sew
eral others. Those present We're: DR.. and
Mrs. w. W. Alleger, Mrs. r. w. Fisher
Miss Chapman, Mrs. Whitman, Mrs. Keith
Mrs. Waterman of East Bridgewater, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Mover, Mrs. ]. b. Ward
en-, Chicago, ILL.,, Hon. A. A. Adee, Drs. E.
K. Mcneil, E. F. King, E. A. Ballock, A. H.
Robbins, R. A. Foster, Elmer Sothoron,
Thomas Taylor, J. T. Sothoron. Mr.. Ru-
dolph, Mr.. J. Coomes, DR.. and Mrs. j. Mel
win Lamb, Dr. and Mrs. Robert Reyburn,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Brown. DR.. and Mrs
A. H. Dobson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Chapman
Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Clafiin, DR.. and Mrs.
Hugh NJ. Smith. DR.. and Mrs. William H
Seaman, Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Gibbes, DIR. and
Mrs C. T. Caldwell and Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis
Burrell.