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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

Dennis Hogan, who has been min
ing captain for the Foley mine, came
down from the gold country day or
two ego bringing with him some of the
finest quartz specimens ever exhibited
in this city. Most of the specimens
are from the kelly-Mosher shafts.
These specimens fairly sparkle with
gold. some OF them showing nuggets
nearly as large as pea. One of the
shafts at the Foley mine is down III
feet, the average width OF the vein
being 2 feet, while the other shaft.
100 feet deep. will average 3 feet in
width. On the Kelly-Mosher property
they have two shafts down about 90
feet each in veins and 81 feet wide.
Tower Journal.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

Ibid you observe" said a merchant
to customer. the handsome adyer-
tisement have painted On the
bridge?" No" replied the customer.
but if you will send the bridge
around to the house | will try and
read the announcement. I read the
papers. but haven't time to go around
from place TO place to read the BIZ,
boards The merchant scratched bis
head and walked off.-Ex.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

4 fellow out west is in the habit of
getting on to periodical ''sprees- and
upon each and every occasion would
rush into the Office of the local news
paper and insist upon paying for a
years subscription in advance. AT
the present writing be has paid in
advance up to January LIST, 1919.
Good whiskey that.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

The Sellers Ore company of Hibbing
has reported to the state auditor that
its ore shipments for the past season
were .53i tons. On this the COM
pany paws a tax amounting to S5..5.33 81
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

The officers of Lake Superior and
Ispeming Railway company, which is
now constructing a line of railroads
from Marquette to Ishpeming, and
will build large ore dock there this
winter, has just been made public.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

M. Vail purchased the stock of
goods Of Kaufman & Yezner and
begins Saturday to sell them OF.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

The name of the Bank of Ely has
been changed to the Exchange Bank
of Ely.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1896-01-08

A. T. Fenske Is in Biwabik this
week.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
Las Raf0rRaS dol ST uauHs
nHruDYo CR1TxCO
DON lGNACl0 DIA2 GkNEJA.
aSUwlEr DEL BOLETy kERCLHfIL
DH PUERTO ROO

Tai 90 10 portada dc nm folleto
Tue Acapa de editarse en- esta Ca.
-, obta del Director del BoL1Tn
MxRcAHrn. Conasne 60.pagipAs
% leelurA. co 4? mayor, J, como
Q hA AnuneaAoo, &c dcdieA n nus"
ue Jeie dsl PArudo "Unlon Cons'
atucionAl" dc Cuca, kxeno br
Marques de Apsatsguia. Connie
% sl nguiene programA;
/" DeoicaIoriA- - Preludios. -
DesArrollo del plAn.--ConsadsrA'
eaonss.-kl prsambaio sxposaeion-
Los Annaeapioa.-LA Canaan
Insular.-ki Coaselo.-A Gooer'
nador Gencral.-LA nissorlA. -
| lexal,dAd.--l4A lex FAson snprenA.--
LA RspAraSaon
II io4isso % oireee ea lac o.
4 alsnsss soEdtstonesI
In elen ptAr-----.... % ~
LA al rsGEAso dsi anios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
g ToAA1i6 San SosA ssa aias q Al
y, SVHUDs fons9 XiI:

Constante surtidO de relojes, ,
2renderia de orc con brlllantes )
pledras finas Dc 10 mas moderno
que pueda desearse. GarantiEan lot
1oJetos J vendea 4 precioa modl
0nA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21

. EN- HONOR DE SAN JOSE DE CA
Los RR. PIP. Escolapio
riden alto homenaje a su insign
Fundador, San Jose de Calasanz, col
una solemne fiesta religiosa, a la gu
Ique precede una devota noveni
acompanada de piadosos cantos.
4 Ell dia Is Sc dio comienzo a Il
Novena, y todos los dias. a las 81 de l.
tarde, Sc rezara ell SAnto Rosario y q
Icontinuacion Sc haran los ejercicio'
propios del dia.
El domingo, dla %, al terminar la
novena y antes del canto dc los gozos
predicara uno de los ? P. de la Co.
munidad sobre una de las virtudes en-
que mucho Sc distinguio el Fundador
de la Escuela Pia.
Ell dia 81. dia de la fiesta, a las ocho
de la manana, Sc cantara a toda or
questa Misa solemne, o6ciando el Sr.
Gobernador Eclesiastico; y despues
del Evangelio el Rdo. P. Juan Jose
Soriano, Superior de la Comunidad de
PIP. Paules, ensalzara las glorias del
gran Mentor de la infaucia y Maestro
de la iuventud, San Jose de Calasanz.
r. I. P.-Ha fallecido en- esta Ca
pital la distinguida sehorita dofia
Carmen de Goenaga y OLA.
LIE deseamos la gloria eterna, en-
viando ell pesame a su desconsolada
familia.
SUICIDIo.-En un barrio de Hu-
macao, seg1n leemos, Sc ha ahorcado
ell vecino Jose Rodriguez, de 65 amos
de edad.
OTRA DESGRACIA.-E En- la que
brada Carreras, Jurisdiction de Moro
Wis, aparecio ahogado el joven Don
Manuel Bonilla, que habia salido de
su casa para ba1arse.
Los ninos que toman la Emulsion
de Scott jamas padecen de escrofulas,
raquitismo y otras enfermedades coz
suntivas.
Talca, Chile, Abril 10 de 1895.
Sres. Scott & Bovine, Nueva York.
Muy Sres. mios: Tengo ell gusto
de comunicar Vds. que mace varios
amos uso la Emulsion de Scott, y pue-
do certi6car que de ella he obtenido
resultados realmente benehcos, sobre
todo en- el raquitismo de los niflos y
afecciones pulmonales.
DR.. GUILLERMo CRUZ GUZMAN.
"En el trascurso del ano 1883" ha
recibido dos premios mas, por su ex
celencia, la va celebre aqua de Flo.
rida dc Murray & Lanman I'm la
exposition de Barcelona, Espafla. OBJ
tuvo la medalla de orc y en- la dt
Amberes, Belgica, la medalla de plata.
En- el termlno de su existencia que
hoy cuenta mas de tres cuartos de
siglo, ha merecido este rico perfume
numerosos premics y pruebas de su
popularidad pero ninguno mas elo-
cuente que el aumento cons1ante de
su venta a pesar de las mil imltaciones
con que dlariamente sc engafla al pu
blico.
Exijase siempre la MarcA Industrial
y sehas dc l-anman y Kemp, New
York.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21

Con esta fecha he concedido
poder general otorgado ante el
Notario d. Sebastian Munoz Ri
vera a d. Fermin de Arrigoitia y
Cuesti para que me represente
en- tOdos mis- asuntos.
Florida. IA de Agosto de 1890
Gsruta0 PorlaIa!.H.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21

iSALUDi-Hemos fecibido Ia gra-
ia vista de nues,ro disiinguido amigo
el Sr d. Vicente CaballrEo. prcsiden
&c dc Ia ExemA Dipu,Aeioa rrovin.
cal.
Hemos ,enido iguAlmen;e q gas,n
de saludar cn csta casa los SEes
Martinez y Negfon. es,imados smigo,
nues,ros ,smblen. .AlcAide 81 pssmsfo
dc Aguas Buenas y SectcsAFso nsaai
cipaI dc Mana,i el segundo,
4 todos las scgusidadea &c nsesisa
aieciuoSa consideration.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
WATERLOO ?. LlTlC0"
ExAMBN ORtTICC
Dn LAS PRIHCIPALns TnOBfAH
vOBRn QUD DnSCAHsA LII RDIYICIo
PoLfrIco MoDHaxo,
DON lGHACl0 DlAX CkRRJL.
q era Enl ssoAIra aiEAarl .I,m rsnrsvcs
DDlCArORiA.
LA RAxoa DAL rIrULo,


SUMAho-LuchemoA-Rl debes
sumplido.-LA generation que su-
oe.-LA jusgioiA humAnA-Prusex-
.os eliminates. LA formula del
.rrogrcso--Kl p.osrSo y Gus ma
aifcsEacioneA La opinion pdblioa.
-El pertodiamo.-Lo que debe ser
81 pcriodiAmo-Lo que O. hoy 10
prsn1A-LA psenss J lAs leyeA-
n poliiieA--Lo que dcbe Ger In
,SoalucA--CoEao se AAaen loo poll
iesA.--Cono nsocn los pArsidosL-
->os programs polttteoA-Arsln-
loo poliiiooA-R eArnavAl polili-
s.--Alserias polisieAs- -- nlnosxi-
aAA IoligioA poltssoc
La aeEoS.a<aA Pnacsplos do
saosrAgseOa --Ahsnrdos dunoerAsi.
ooaA-Dcllgsos aenoGrA -- Ii
slboxsAd Dc 10 CAteStsA--IAhzsaAd
sunsrA desueAo- La lgnAaNlAd %.
cal Ia !gaAadAd e. - AlasuxtA-
| In lgaAl4aa an.s u fasoa- La -
e.ssaALA--L~ aazAgcw.A-L.as AaA
scs moaexHon---IA ssvo4nsaaa -
La Aas-GAA--AaaafaAAoa J sAoA 800
81 aiAlgAasan.-fr0eAgaaAAs samo
ss.aesFMs --IAAess soaGA1s--AaFsnr>
mAss J asuaAAGsaA Il Eayas q
lna srrusrA ALA 70 10 aAvA-n NJ
so y sc@e2sasaA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
GuzA LOCAL.
SOBRINoS De EzOulAel

AUbkINUS Dk ELuUlk6A. +.
EOKTAL11A, IL.
OhsA Dc gifos y somislonss.
AgSntss de los vapoIss-oorrsos &c Ia
Jompsfifa TraaatlAnties Aspafaola.
Agsntss Dc Id ID Dc los Gskorss Le-
Etnasa y Co., Dc Liverpool.
lasm idsm G. 81. FistchsI , Co.,
IL. (companfa "La Flecha'') do ID.
AGENTS. as:id Id Dc los seforss ]. r.
Nieksls y Co.,, Lines Dc "SerSa".
Agsntss Do Bahr, Bshrsnd , Roys,
Linsa Dc "Serra".
Agsntss do 10 OompAfia Dc Essaros
contra Incs2dios dsnominAdt lah 30.
yal". ID.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
xEkNAiZ T. GO.
.H-TMTnANYSl

lmportadozes en- grsnde escals,
de mercancias de todas pcoceden.
cias.
Sus tienGaa de detail Ia LUZ
NLEOTRIOA y La. VILLA DR
BILBAO SON SiemDre Las mejo,
surgldas.
Tienen SuCursales lmportadoraa
en- Arecibo Y Humacao.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
MATEO TiZOL
PROFESSOR DE PIANO Y CANT(

H4biendo hjado su Residential Ell
esta Capital, ofrece sus servicios 10:
padres que deseen conharle la ense.
1anza de sus nlnos.
Sc hace cargo de las ahnaclones ,
composiciones dc pianos pues cuent;
con elementos para ambas cosas.
Precios modicos.
Recibe ordenes cslle de la Cruz. 81
en- Santurce, casa de don uan +
Turull.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21

La Administration
de Administrator Derecho, Economic, Hacienda
Po itca.
Unca Revsta que pubca mensualmente Espala
refeene a mateias.
.gma qipona ss pdgas p~ msnol
p1syS1sce 1s s s1zn1A pS sgmsssRa 5,a AasAe4T1 a
JOSE SANCHEZ GUERRA, JOAQUIN Costa
A"'' z9s essss: s%o s% % % Stp Saasss sss'
DE PALENC1A,
AVOCADO
Pecios de suscpc6n Espaha sas adyacentes semesr
pesetas-Un aho 20 idExranjero Utramar, 80
5UARIO del de La administrator correspondence
mes de JUNO:
3o5 El mpuesto progressive Italia A. Bvunialt.
3o Los hozontes de la economic poa concuon Pc
dro Estasen.
$50 administration de uca H. Opanizaci6n judicial (con
tinuacon } Pedro Dorado.
351 La propiedad urbana Espaha >" M. Escude.
QUESTION DEL DGA
35 "Los priviegios aduneros los Jaeho
369 Un curse de Ferr en- BruSeas =, XXX.
INFORMACION
37r "Cr6nca poiica parlamenaia" J" J. Sanchez
ST "Revsta fnanciera y, S. Martinez Palaco
384 "Revistas de revistas ," P Gonzalez T. Ontanon
395 "Biblografa R. Almra, Buyua p Dorado NJ
Campos E. de la Gandara, c. G., j. Verde Montenegro XXX
ais Obras recbidas 50.
Administration: Gale de Lepano num- A. bao Madrid
Agente en- Puerto Rico, A. LYNN SUCESORA De morris.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
aANTORA AL.

Viernes, 7i.-Santa Juana Fran
cisca Fremiot, viuda y iundadora.
Sabado, "a Santos Sinforiano
Fabrieiano. Hipoli,o y Timo,eo. mrs
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
Successor de Bordoy.

San Francisco 81.
Constante y selecto surtido do
calzado y otros artfculos de no.
vedad, precios sumamente m6s
dicos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
AOvIMIENTO DE BUQURs


gSTRADAs DH TRAvRsfA
De Hatsna y esoalas, vap. esp.
Iulis, 4 Ludwig Dupaee. Espa.
iioi y 90, so ole velss de .ebo. Pla-
oas Rojo y Co, 20 brles agcArdien
te. A 10 orden: s. dc 4. ol don
ky Il tulads. l el cigsrril o.
De Philadelns, gol. amer. SAva.
.ins. 4 8. de REouiAgA, ecn 1900
orles, 473l cls pctroIeo.
HntRApAs pn oABoTAJH.
Col esp. "Provideneia" de FA-
jardo.
Col esp"P de Arecibo' de Ponoe
AALInAs On yAAvnaIA
Para Aguadilla, vap. a.em. Att
-, despaehado pof J. T. silva J
@ :, con cArgA dc uAnsito.
sALIpAn Do cABorAJn.
Gol cap Amelia para V1eQaes
Gol. cap "itotiaqusa' para Aga
dilia y MayAx1ss-
vap. esp. 1.-Two beseA' para u
rata.
Gel ssp CafansalsA .Ara Ares &c
DIS PACH ADOS
Slsgano
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21

pk TkAkItI III I.lht.Aat
tA-xz sASssAssssSA ssss - ass asasxnsn 1e
- ssaa sasA@@ssas $3.50 ss=r1As ..
assssSssa : q sxss.sassa. sssszs seszasAa
60 aSzassesmsa ss,ssn ssssa As s&.ssa Asm
zsssssas ss-sssss s'-s L. hAsaA. ssAk1ss
As So . a. ssS-asSssR AZ 1s@A 9sa. 4
n AAs@A. sAAs - azs@aAakA Aaa9sw
anaa sssa anae - Assssas ssaa.xs - ss
asssaas ssasss1nsssaAasA 11f1 81 4
.nswsm.aa aask EAsus@aAa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1896-08-21
sues. DE 0RCAslThs Il

Impoftadorea de mercaneias de
toda Glasses y procedencias.
Ventas 81 por mayor, Oruz 2;:.y
al detail, en- sus t1endas Flor de
Julio y Gallo de Oro, calle de la
Fortalexa esQuina q 10 Orus
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Sentence of Lyachers Affirmed.

The case of the State vs. Josephus lowers and John Edwards. from the circuit court of Elmore county, has been affirmed by the supreme court of deorgia. This is the case in which She two defendants and six or eight other white men went to the house of 4 dafenseless negro in Elmore county at midnight last year, and, taking him into the woods, whipped him unmerci- fully, and finally shot and killed him, for some trifiing offense. Sentence of Len years each was passed.
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Negro Lynched in Mississippi.

i young negro, IS years old, was taken from jail at Tupela, Miss, early the other morning, by a mob and .ynched in front of the courthouse. The mob went to the sheriff's house, overpowered him with shotguns. marched him to the jail and forced the keys from him. The men wore masks, and their identity is unknown. It was alleged that the negro attempt % to assault an estima ble white wom- an near Plantersville.
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Bad Fire at Brunswick, Ga.

Several years ago Brunswick. Ga, was visited by confagration which destroyed it, and the other day the disaster was almost repeated. 4 fire swept away many of the most prosper aus business enterprises, and for time il was feared that the whole town would be in ashes The total loss is con- servatively estimated at about $500, GOO. and the insurance is placed at S4O0. OO0
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
A Jealous Lovers Awful Crime.

Miss Sallie Emma Owen. beautiful and wealthy young lady of Talbotton. Ga. was shot and instantly killed in the parlor of J. H. McCoys residence by Dr. W. L. Ryder, dentist.
 A. P Persons. candidate for con. gress, was standing beside Miss Owen when the fatal shot was fired. He was also shot. but received only flesh wound.
 Dr. Ryder was lover of Miss Owen. and 1t is presumed that she refused to marry him and that he. was frenzied with jealousy at the existing friend ship between Mir. Persons and the young lady. Miss Owen was graduate of Wesleyan female college, belonged to one of the wealthiest and most aristocratic families in Georgia, and was social favorite wherever she was known.
 Ryder was captured by posse a few miles from town. He had made an un- successful attempt at suicide by cut ting his throat
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Fatally Shot in a Duel.

City Solicitor B. NJ Moore. of Mont gomery, W. Va., was probably fatally wounded by exMayor Montgomery, of '-e same town. They quarreled over politics, both drew pistols and began s.ring. Two balls intered Moore's eeay. Montgomery was not hurt
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Attempt to Wreck a State Capitol.

An attempt was made the other n ight to wreck the state capitol at Jackson, Miss At ten o'clock, while Secretary of State Power was engaged in his of fee of the capitol. he heard a noise outside. Going to the window he saw several men digging at the wall be- tween the door and window His ap- pearance frightened away the men, and an investigation showed that two pieces of stone. about two feet square, had been removed from the wall Had ti.e work gone little longer. a section of the wall. 4x2o feet, would have fallen, thus wrecking the whole build ing.
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
Kentucky Confederates.

The Confederate Veterans associa- tion of Kentucky met at Lexington and considered the proposition of Charles Broadway Rouss, New York millionaire, who has offered to con- tribute Sloo, 900 to the confederate bat tle abbey at New Orleans if the ex- confederates will raise a similar amount A number of speeches were
 ade indorsing the scheme and resolu- ions adopted pledging one dollar each for all members of the association. The ladies of the confederate associa- tion have also taken the matter up, and they will assist in raising the neces- sary amount
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10
SOUTHERN GleENINGS.
FIorida's Only Gentleman Dead.

Samuel Benlisa. the most remarka- hle character in Florida, died at Jack Sonville ot consumption, aged 65. He was born on the Island of St. Thomas his parents having emigrated there from Morocco. where his uncle. Moses F. Levy, was prime minister to the sultan. Years ago the family came from St. Thomas to Florida. Moses E. Levy married in Florida and be- came the father of David l.. Yulee, once United States senator from Flori- da. Samuel Benlisa inherited large fortune, which he used gratify- ing his eccentric tastes. All his wearing apparel was made in London. He claimed to be the only man in Florida who knew how to dress. He was said to be the best educated man in the state. He once wrote a pamphlet entitled 'I Am That Am, replying to Robert Ingersoll, and it is said the latter admitted the pamphlet was the most powerful reply ever made to him. Benlisa was the one man chronicled in the directories of Jack sonville as gentleman" To intimate he would work gave deadly offense. He claimed ability to trace his ancestry back to King David. He was proud of his Hebrew lineage. but was a Chris tian. The bulk of Enlisa's property was in land, and of late years he has used the land as currency. He met his bills by giving deeds to land.
The Forrest City times., 1896-04-10

sY 1 solicit your trade and invite you to call and exam. inc my new stock. Remember the place-Sol Lewis Dry
 Goods Emporium.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

dais had been erected at ,.ne side OF
The apartment. and covered with India
rugs. Upon this Mrs Richards stood and
read from a rlowcr-decked desk. She is
an extremely pretty woman, with slight
figure and brown hair. She displa yed
marked talent and sympathetic genius In
her reciia,inDs.
She read Selections from the works of
Thomas Nelson Page aud James whitcomb
Riley, ais" an amusing sketch OF AT Ameri-
can abroad.
Mrs. Richards WIS gowued in light Dres-
den silk iriuirHed about the bodice with
c,ral yeiyet and sable.
Refreshments were served In The Red
Room. which Was areitilr arrangcd with
nowers.
Mrs. Cleveland rcteiyed wearing a gown
of crimson silk, with lace and Jewels.
Among the guests Were the Vict-Presi-
The morning times., 1896-01-12
TINES DOLL DRESS MODEL
EACH SUNDAY PAPER WILL CONTAIN
ONE, SEPARATE. AND IN ...n
PRETTY COLORS.

THE TIMES gives away with every copy today.
its second Doll Dress Model, in colors. entitled
Ladies English Tailor Gown"
The conception of the costume is at once striking
and beautiful, and if the daughter doesn't away
with it first, the mother to make dress after
it. The costume is described as follows:
LADIES' ENGLISH TAILOR GOWN. ".-1'.
French mixed novelty goods shows hair lines
of cream fawn, and mahogany with bouce loops of
brown its surface, is chosen for this tailor
gow the cuffs and collar being of golden brown satin
faced cloth. Military brading of gold and black
tache braid decorate the fronts collar and cuffs small
gilt buttons effectng the closing in center front.
The coat basque is shaped in the latest English
tailor style, its closly lifting curved lines reaching
we'll the hips, the back and sides falling in well
defined flutes rpples below the waist line. The
full topped ggot sleeves laid in box pla at the
top and fits smoothly into the arms pointed cuffs
completing the wrists. close standing collar fin
ishes the neck in true military style.
The stylish skirt that ripples at the sides below
the hips, fits smoothly at the top, the back being
shaped with three cores that stand out with futed
effect. The front has medium width gore and wide
side cores, making six in all, and it is of good but
not extravag giant width at the lower edge.
Mixed and plain woolen goods in their various
weaves used for suits by the mode the coat basque
often being fitted silk waist that it can be
removed indoors. Serge, chevot, tweed, vicuna.
camel's hair and rough or smooth-faced cloth can be
styshy developed and finished plainly with stitched
edges, or decorated with braid as here delineated.
Coat basque is cut in six sizes-32, 34 SO, 3S, 40
and AZ inches breast
Skirt is cut in five sizes, D. "a, 26 % and 80
inches waist measure.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

MIR. Batcheller. former minister 10 Spatn.
ana Mrs. Baicfleiier gave "a dinner last
evening III honor of Mrs. U. S. Grant at
Their handsome home ON Vermont avenue.
The table WAS decorated with bridestn,, Il,
roses ana ferns and pretty name cards
used. The guests were Mrs. u. S. Grant.
Senator and Mrs. Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henderson, Gen. and Mrs. Rochester, MIR:
and Mrs. ictardsun, aIr. and Mrs. Pollok.
Gen. Curtiss, Hon. Howard Couklinr.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

The regular eting of the Short Story
Club was held on Wednesday last in tie
parlors of the club a the Wimodaughsis.
The program was unusually fine and
comprised a brilliantly-executed instru-
mental solo. by Miss Schade. The story for
the evening was by DR.. Thomas Robinson
and entitled The Doctors Story" Fol-
lowing this was vocal solo and encore
by Mr.. Fallinger. Miss Helen Prentiss
Donohue and Mr.. j. Barton Miller de-
lighted their audience with a dramatic
sketch, entitled yellow Roses
A vocal solo by Mr.. George Hawley, the
well-kuown basso, was followed by an
original essay by Mrs. L. A. Crandan, ti,i;c
subject being -Woman's Sphere" Mr..
Guy Collins gave several OF his limitations
of weI!-known actors An essay by Miss
Mary MallOn, recitation by Mr. Lewis.
and an essay by Mr.. Adams added greatly to
the interest of the evening. The concluding
number was n scene from Knowles Love
Chase" which was delightfully."- interpreted
BY Miss Schade and Mr.. Friebus.
A large number of members and guests
were present.
The morning times., 1896-01-12

@ street northwest. Nine. de Meek is
vivacious brunette of great charm or man
ncr. who has proven delightful acquisi-
tiop to society at the capital.
Exquisite Sevres porcelain and massive
silver OF the Louis Quinze period orna-
mented the table, the floral decorations
being of roses in a center piece and scat
tered single roses.
Mine. de Neck received her guests
rowned in black satin, spangieo wltn
let, the stock collar being of white satin.
Guests were: The Brazilian Minister ana
Nine. de Mendonca, the Misses de Mem
The morning times., 1896-01-12

The charity ball TO be given for the bene-
fit of the Eastern Dispensary, No. eli
d ella ware avenue northeast, will take
place at Haine's Hall, Eighth street and
Pennsylvania avenue southeast, Friday
evening, January II.
Executive committee: DR.. Chester H.
Beatty, chairman; DIR. n. P. Barnes. DR..
James 7. ArwIne, DIR. Lewis j. Eattle, Mr..
j. William Hart. The lady managers of
the Eastern Dispensary will act as cha
perones.