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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1896-12-17
coIlector,s Notice.

Notice Is hereby given to all taxpayers
In San Miguel county, New Mexico, that
tax-rolls for the current year have been
placed in my hands for collection; first
half of said taxes are absolutely due and
pay able on the first day OF January, 1897,
and must be paid on or efore said date.
otherwise penalty of 25 per cent. will be
charged thereon.
CARLOS GABALDoN,
26-30t County Collector.
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Elevated to Positions.

BERLIN, Germany, December H.
The federal assembly, to-day, elected
DR.. Adolph Deucher president of the
Swiss confederation for 1897, and E.
Raffy, present minister Of the interior,
vice president.
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A SWELL Wedding.

New YORK, N. Y, December II -
The largest wedding of the season to
date took place, this afternoon, 10
Grace Episcopal church The con
tracting parties were Miss Fannie
Taller. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Ed
win N. Taller, of Washington Square.
and ons of The leading society bellies Of
the past two seasons, and Mr.. Sidney
Smith, we'll known club man and
who is extremely popular among the
young set. Rev. DR.. Huntington, of
Grace church, ofiiciated, and was as
sisted by Rev. DR.. Percy Grant, of the
Church of tho Ascension.
ANOTHER WEDDING.
LONDON. December 17--Mrs. j..
Coleman Drayton, daughter of Mrs.
w. Astor, was married in St. Colum-
bias church. this afternoon, to Mr..
George Haig, member of the firm of
Hsig & Haig, whlskey merchants, Of
London.
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Special Notice.

From now, until Christmas, you can save
money by having yo.r pictures framed
and furniture repaired by H. Risch,
Grand avenue, next door to New Optic
hotel. s4-12t
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IMMIGRATION BILL
It Passed the Senate by a De-
cisive Majority Late This
Afternoon.
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
Senate Committee on Foreign
Relations May Report Fav-
0rahly to Cuba.
AN EARTHQUAKE ABROAD

WARRINGTON, D. c., December IL
The senate agreed to adjourn to-day
until Mondoy.
The house amendments to the senate
bill as to lands Of the Pacific railroad
company were laid before the senate
and were, on motion of Mr.. Hill, of
New York, non -concurred in and q
conference was asked. Senators Hill,
Plat, republican, Connecticut, and
CLARK, republican, Wyoming, were ap-
pointed conferees on the part Of the
senate.
The house bill, to amend the immi-
grafton laws, was then taken up. The
senate amendment was modified 20 as
to make the exclusion paragraph read:
Gall persons over sixteen years of age,
who cannot read and write
the language of their native country,
or some other language; but an
admissible immigrant over such age OF
sixteen, as may bring ia with him, or
send for his wife, or parent, or grand
parent, or minor child, or grand child,
Notwithstanding their inability to read
and write" Morgan, (dem., Ala )
moved to amend bill so il shall not ap-
ply tosimmlgrants from Cuba. "The
demand Of humanity" he said, "were
obvious in relation to Cuba. The
United States could not afford to send
back Cuban, to the merciless grasp
OF men from whom he had escaped. !"
Mr.. Morgan's amendment to the i'm
migration bill, that exclusion under
law shall not apply to Cuban refugees,
was agreed to; yeas, At nays. 8.
The immigration bill passed the
senate at 410 O'Clock p. m. Vote,
yeas, 81; nays, 10.
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WASHINGTON, D. c., December IL
The army appropriation bill was
passed in the house, to-day.
Mr.. Curtis, of New York, reported
the military academy appropriation
bill for tho year ending June 30th,
1898.
The ''Powers" bill, providing for
settlement of the Indebtedness Of the
Pacific railroads, will be brought up in
the house shortly after the holiday
recess 1t is saic, the ueDate on the
measure will begin January 9Th.
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IN sEssNsKI C reasonable prices. /.
IL First-class work guaranteed.
35-tf MRS. W. 3. STANDIuH.
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Tho best place to buy stoves and all
ssasonable hardware IL at Wagner 4
Myers, Masonic temple. a12-tf
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money ifit fails
to cure. 25c. tt
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For parties, concerts and socisls, rent
RosenthAl Bros'. hall 60-s-tf
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NTANTED sITUAT1ON-By young lady
w steDographer; slight knowledge OF
bookkeeping, desires position. Write Miss
Flora Montgomery. 1881 Curtis street, Dem
yer, Colo. Stiff
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C,oR sALE-Two bi ycles, lady ana
II ge US; strictly high grade re all 500
each; 81 pattern; 500 takes b.,th. See them
at OPTIC of1ice S3-tf
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pUY A HOUSE-si00 cash and SIS month
ID for ninaUy SIX months, will pay for n
elegant, four room house, having two clos
cts, out ouses, with grounds; best OF loca
ton. Residence lots on ive years. time.
29-tf j. H. TEITLEBAUa
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of Gregory's barber shop and Essinger &
Judell's liquor store, on Center street.
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EyOR RENT T-peasant room, with table
IT board, @ 9ls utuglas "a nu1. sl.st
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TARPET wEAyING-we have ordered q
~ ny shuttle carpet loom and Will weave
rag carper, mic rugs ade from old In
grain and brussels carpet, silk curtains and
table scarfs. viii keep asuDply of carpet
chain on hand. At resi- ience, 1902 on the
street north of the Presbyterian church.
"a -30t WIN. BLOoNBIELp
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Walter Dearden, assaysr and chemist
Trinidad, Colo. 1871
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II yo1 want to buy or sell nything IN
the second hand goods line call on 3.
Kaufman, third door east of the old town
postoffics 2e9-tf
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IHOR RENT.-A four room Furnished cot
Il tage on Zion hill apply to W. e. Critics.
l6-tf.
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LNOR SALE-Boarding house, furnished:
Il good location. Enquire OPTIC. rs -ots
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EyoR NT.-Thres furnished rooms for
E Iixht housekeeping, apply to Ben
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BUSINESS POINTERS.

Macbeth Water ourss stomach
troubles. 2o0tf
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Buy useful Xmas present for your wife
fine steel RAM e. and she will bless you
every day in the year: carving set to
prevent cruelty to animals; pair Of
skates TO suit young and old; . pocket
knife for the boys; toy steel range for
the girls; tine razor for hubby, and all
will be hap y. likewise. The old town
hardware store, where you can select all
those presents cheaper than anywhere else
including guarantee as to quality.
d. WINTERNITH,
27-tf Bridge 50.
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IyOR RENT.-The store on Bridge street
IL formerly occupied by US, also will sell
our entire store fixtures Rosenthal Bros.
Att.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
STATEN ISLAND HAPPENINGS.

The Hunt Club Will hold a this afternoon inc
O'clock On Election Day the club will hold
special hunt meeting al Richmond al II 80 a. m AZ
O'Clock the club will have hunt breakfast al rms
clubhouse for the members and their friends
The last reception OF the Ladies' Club Tor IN"
held Yesterday. at which number OF per-
attended. The hostess was Mrs. Henry ho"e'-
The date of the poster exhibit. which will be given
at the Hotel Castleon under the auspices OF IN.
Ladies' club has been changed from November "
November IL. Nah and
The engagement Is announced OF Joseph Barih snn n
Miss Anna Schd. OF Stapeton Their mafI'ase W"
take place in January next -, ,,,,,o,s
Relief Hose Company OF EdSewater' wiz
its twenty-eghth anniversary on November a
County Engineer Morrison VIII proOaDy na,' ,,r
sheetiron side path laid on the Fresh hs y, 6Srige
the use of bcy clisls. The traffic over tne
causes the planks TO splinter and cause Puo' a.
The plant OF the Electric Power Coihpdn'. .sreree
George will be sold to-day at noon ny uiv rsuIy
II il thought that Erasfus Wiman ana me me ,r;ii
organized Richmond County Electric 'o'"p"'
be the bidders. ,, ,,.o,r,cv hold the
last of its campaign meetings IN inc ''trIah Sec.
Thursday evening. The speakers ihciunum1d fohn J.
rat.rv NJ rho Treasury Charles s. Faircnilo II, Al.
Rooney Perry Belmont Franklin ba,ue9t, e9ta,.snh n
iaI,c Shortt Howard r. Bayne ana, JoceP"
special election has been called Tor por Rich.
for the purpose Of electing trustees OF tne ''
mond Union Free Schooi. ., -. t.r election over
There il A prospect of dispute atte, ea Vnters
tho Myers balloting machines IN ,nsh,e TO do
Who dssire TO vote split tickets Will bs unao a,oy The
so and "a a result trouble will procaoy nwmodste
machines have not spaces enough W ,ictets
The names OF persons running on two u'He'S
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
TARRYTOWN.

The last service for the present season was held
in the Oh Dutch Church Of Sleepy Hollow last Sun
day afternoon Before beginning the sermon the
Rev. DR. Allen stated that II was Intended 20 cele'
brate the b-centennisl OF the church next year. aS
although the building might be more than two hun
dred years old it would then be just that length Of
time since regular preaching began to he he'd. He
also said IL would no necessary 10 make extensive
repairs to the church az that time. fe added that
there those who desired to restore the building
to the condition in which It prior TO the changes
made in 1871 He thought this would be pos
sible but IL would require the expenditure OF
considerable money. and IL would depend upon the
amount and substantial character OF the encourage
rnent which the congregation received, whether IL
would attempt anything OF the kind.
\ serious accident Was Narrowly ayerten IN Broad
way about $50 clock Yesterday afternoon. AS
heavily loaded lumber wagon was passing the house
of George b. Newton. the road suddenly caved In.
tho driver being thrown TO the ground. The wagon
sank 10 the hubs. Upon investigation II was found
that large main belonging TO The Pocantico W at0
company broken.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
FLAG DAY IN ELIZABETH.
INDICATIONS POINT TO A GENERAL CELEBRATION
A SCARCITY OF FLAGS

INDICATIONS POINT TO GENERAL CELEBRATION
4 SCARCITY OF FLAGS.
Elizabeth. Oct. S0.-Repubicans and Democrats In
this city who propose voting on Tuesday for Nc
Kiney Hobart and sound money making big
preparations for the observance OF Flag Day. and
from present indications the city will tomorrow
present truly patriotic appearance
Local dealers have disposed Of nearly their
entire stock OF nags and bunting. and by tomor-
morning 1t is doubtful II either can be procured
for love money
In pursuance Of the request issued by the Popo-
cratic managers many silverites will also display
"Old Glory" Believers In sound money. however,
will make their position IN the contest clear by also
displaying sireamers Of yellow ribbon and tho
portraits OF Mckinley and Hobart.
The campaign I'm this city. so far as Republicans
are concerned Will close tomorrow night. with =
big mass s-meeting at the Lyceum Theatre The
principal speaker viii he Major General Robert A
Avery. OF New-YOrk. Veterans from all parts of
Union County will he In attendance and every per
attending WILL upon entering the hall. he
presented with an American flag. A big parade
will precede the meeting.
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
WHITE, PLAINS.

. ,heatr. party will attend the PFo""1'''"
.r, pirates Of penzance' at the Audhorlu'" y"
uo,aav evening Miss Emma Steiner We" NM"
=, ,h ,rusic,l world az director ana ~ 'o''P'
., .erb. Little IIussar" and other oi''"H 49,
s,,c, tho opera Miss Steiner. asslS''h ~ '''
,-r.,cc Handy will entertain the parry dn ~,
dv a. tho t'aryon Arms Hotel. ater ,n' sic
80 " IN, marty Will include MIS-. r,,n ~ Nrs
ar , ,iuc Stacg Miss Matte sheridan; NJ
Nelson Chcsman. Mrs. Tnoma- Hiioo,e, Stre.tsr
H,',ro, t,,ls,.ad John l.. Golden oiof'' H,',,,t,r
49, Reitis William Noble. Joseph ,souI y ~, l,r',,
i / Spies Alexander +. HANDY ''p''t1 s,,b"r.
IT;ri'ks q Ashley Franc y. Le Mon" h.oa -, Xnv,
i,nd and Others The party VIII come 'o'" '
YORK and return on a special train Mr., ,ore an
Iarv.y Hustled and James W. Std'l"'u :, ,h,
ron,.I :, building committee al nef.ns o. -, W. !.
t,n"r ~ Education supervise IN" t'hnNh h ,oi
he recently purchased Oakley nous, lVL .. nn"u n
n,,rpos.. The building VIII b" re"'F 'o' ''
p"', ,sog,II,r needing OF tho ". e. T. VIII DC h,in
o,, 'r,csdav afternoon next - O'clock, =, t,,
hom. OF Mrs John Bush, William anu ''' 'f''"s
SITS - ......-,,,. f., the search
bv sheriff Johnson for Peter James a'las f.a - 49,
rcouc. I'm. burglar and murderer VINO escaP'I
,he County jail on Tuesday evening was tle Ir,P.
- ie,ter bv the sheriff from one OF ne de'sc'..
VINO ,s on case saving N" u"~ pT"ttS ''' , "a"
on ,b. ,,,ck Of the fugitive The sheri0 do". "9t a
- much iupor,an," 20 this. hut mas llir upu11
~ ,he mans cnpiure IN shor; time. re thhh- ~
keeplng quet Tor the present and hat me ''leT, 'l ~
,,,i have lttl. or rhanc. Oi seeing MN Hn,H W
80, crows cold Tho reward for the escaped ptls-
oner mas been Increased n 81"
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
SINt; SING.

The third lecture I'm the University Extension
course I'm this village was given by Professor
Woodrow Wilson. of Princeton Cole ye. In tho lect-
urc-room OF the Presbyterian Church on Thursday
evening Hts subject "Mon,esquicu, the French
Political Seer being the third discourse In a
series OF six lectures upon Great Leaders OF Po-
ltical Thought"
Mrs Margaret Bottome will siye q Bible reading
bofor. the St Christopher circle OF Kings Daugh-
tors ~ the parsonage Of the Highland Avenue
Methodist Episcopal Church this afternoon.
Tho Young Mems Christian Association Of this
village VIII conduct the services at Ossining Chapel
sixty volumes were added to the public library
az the Park School this week. Win the exception
spearc. the new books are all works Of current
literature
one night this week the Camp Woods schoolhouse
Was broken into. and considerable damage was
done 10 the books. papers and furniture Of the
ward is offered for the arrest of the guilty persons
Allen g. Neomans has been appointed Deputy
Sheriff by Sheriff Addison Johnson.
Dudley X. Inses, son OF the late Judge Irhulon
4. nslee. of this village. died AT Fairhaven. Wash
promising young men OF this village whore he WAS
born educated and where he began business some
real estate business at the time OF his death.
Leonard Young an old and highly respected resi-
in Iindcn-avs. lie was engaged in tn" pubicatio
Of trade journal In New-york City. and had been
in ill-hcath for some months.
Tho annual bazaar for the benefit of the Ossining
Hospital will be held at Olive Operp House next
Thursday and Friday. afternoon and evening This
Is one OF the social affairs OF the season in this
village and never fails TO attract n large attend
ancc Of the leading people Of the town. The object
OF the bazaar Is worthy one. and should enlist
hearty support.
Tomorrow evening Miss Azeez. a native Arme
MAN educated In Dr. Jessups school Beyrout
:, ria. will speak I'm the Highland Avenue Method
1T Episcopal Church the occasion being tn" ami
versary OF the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ccty.
The recent fair held by the women OF ST. AM
gustne's Church in Olive Opera House netted
nearly 5000
The rector. organist and vested choir OF Christ
Episcopal Church. Tarrytown have accepted an IN
vitation 10 unite with the vested choir Of Trinity
Episcopal Church. or this village. in special mu-
steal service be held In Trinity Church 20 NOR
row evening at Z 30 o'clock
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NEW.JERSEY NEWS.
ITALIAN CATHOLICS DISPLEaNED.
BISHOP WIGGER REFUSES TO ApM'N'" H''
THE RITES OF THE CHURCH AM
ALMOST CAUSES TROUBLE

An excitins scene was enacted in the Roman
catbo,,c Church of the Holy Rosary, in Sxth-st''
Jersey CITY Thursday night II Is smaii ird"'
building and the congregation is composer sa'''o'
entirely of Italians. They had been discon'e''e"
for a long time as Bishop Wigger had apparently
forpotten the existence OF the church. NO chidr"h
had been confirmed for almost two years Inc o'S
content was Increased three weeks ago. "hen ,''
rector Father Schooner. was transferred ana "'e
Row George Eissa was installed as rector. feace
was partially restored by the announcement 'i'"'
the Bishop would visit the church Thursdav e'e"''h
70 conduct the confirmation services. Inc cn"''''
uos crowded as II was expected that hfty chidren
would receive the rites. The Bishop delivered an
address in Italian in which he declared he cou"
not administer the rites as proper prcpaia''o wv
the solemn event had not been made ana ie '',,..
dren were sadly deficient in the 'atechIs.n. III =.
stated that he would return in month oi W." wv" -,
conduct the ceremony but the cnliuIe" "'"'' ~
properly trained. --.,.o, Nth r,ur-
r,urs ~ disopproval and during his sermon ne was
Frequently interruptcd by the comments oi the ro'-
creCation who gradually worked up W 'a,,a
state of indignation that they began 10 '"Ih h,ou
md posticulate No heed was paid to the "orhH -,
tho Bishop who abruptly finished MS nls, ~ - .
the services were quickly closed some oi 'i' hEI!
narishioners advanced toward the altar uti"rus
words OF condemnation OF the course pursued ny VI ,
Bishop The Bishop and Father EisSa Pfo"'P"N
retired TO the rectOry. 49,. -,
The enragcd parishioners assembled IN lrout w
be rcctOryf and several demanded an nlt'r|i'"
with the Bishop and rang the bell vigorously bu'
there was no response. The crowd was nnally per
suaded to move away by the calm"r men IN the
throng and tho trouble was avcrted
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
WESTCHESTER NEWS.
MOUNT VERNON.

The donation" party and annual tea III a" y,
tho Martha Wilson Home for the AGED, was "''
attended on Thursday afternoon. and a large NUM-
bor of useful gifts received. The Wome" III
charg. of the home are gratiiied with the GENEROUS
response of the public 10 their appeal Tor ana
The English Lutheran Church. OF TINS Guy WIZ
hold spccial services tomorrow commemorative
,,o po,ornation The occa sion 10 be Obst rved ~
tho mailing Of tho theses oil the church doors; N
Wittenburg by Martin Luther, on Octoper 81 i''''
and his proclama tiOn against indulgence. ~ ~
Russian Tea" and cake sale was SNt, o
Thursday evening by the young women OF ot.na, on,
wood PARK in aid of ST. Mary's Episcopal 'haps W.
There we're also readings by Mrs SlleI an" S,ss S
RudoIph Mrs. Brazier. Miss farnnhni, .'"'
REYNOLDS and Miss Weeks assisted AT me iap,'
TIN. members OF the Eight-Fifteen W hist ~ 'u
celebrated the anniversary OF iis presiur,i', an
knight Al his home No. 2S South Tehtn-hN". Ia "a
THURSDAY evening. silk umbrella WAS PieS PI "a,
10 Mr. Knight. In the games which fo'oWe" go "
y Van Arsdale won the first prize; sllk Sot S
inflow: H. Boedecker received Dresden cio'N' anu
Dr J. A. Knapp the third prize, , 81,
a pretty reception was given by the "on,e,. u-ed o
the Altar Society OF the Church OF tne ,r,. Ia,,
Heart for the Sisters OF Mercy. at their ssmlmaon n
No go South Third-ave. on Wednesday 81 y" .j,h
The rooms of the seminary were decorhItn ~
nowers and palms Following the recePtty2n .ono on
Young women Of the seminary gave me traI 49,, ~
in fhe Of Venice ana pr"S,ar.i ="
reciiaIons and instrumental and vocal se'ec''o"S'
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NEW-ROCHELLE.

The members of Enterprise Hook and Ladder
Company held their twentythird annual target
shoot in Schuetzen Park on Thursday afternoon.
large number of citizens present guests of
the company and took part In the contests The
Judges were Adam Kistinger. John Harvey. c. W.
Berger. William Fowler and Julius 'icrlach The
prizes for craftsmanship irded I'm the
evening In Music Hall in Lawton-st.. and were as
follows: First prize. silver water service William
Schmidtmann: second prize $40. Herman Nathan
third prize. silver tea set Charles E klund
Twenty -four minor prizes were given TO the fire.
men. Judge Lambden won the guests prize. n
silver loving-cnp. ball aud reception followed
the awarding Of the prizes.
-, II was announced on Thursday hat William
Croft. forty years old. whose late home was
In New Rochelle. had died In the Ha arlem Hospital
and would be buried In Calvary Cemetery on Fri
day. Mr. Croft was taken from his home I'm Web
ster-avc to the hospital about ten days ago suffer
ing from blood poisoning which 4 was alleged was
near New; Rochelle This was the first theory CON
corning his death. but later rumors will probably
cause his friends TO make an investigate These
rumors are founded upon a report that he was as
sanled In a saloon In Lawton-st. and received in
jlres at that time which have resulted In death
New-York tribune., 1896-10-31
NAMARONEck.

An old fashioned 'apple-paring bee was held on
Friday evening at the home OF Senator THOMAS W .
Palmer I'm Weaver-st.. Mamaroneck tho 1s' OF
guests included about forty residents OF Mamar-
oneck and Larchmont
Frank j. Dupignac. an attorney. OF Ne"-fork
CITY has purchased tract Of land consisting OF
Gig h cen lots at Orienta Point. upon when u" IN
tends 10 erect a $1,000 home.
number OF citizens are circulating petltlon hu-
dressed to Ma jor Adams. of the l. :. Army asking
that the channel OF Mamaron"ck iarbor be made
forty feet wide instead OF sixty feet The chan
mel l. now more than half completed AZ sixty feet
and II the same width II maintained the apptopria
tion of $4,000 will be exhausted before the town
wharf is reached. =, ,,., tr.,,.
The committee in charge of the Harvest nom"
Festival In ST. Thomas's Church announces thht
IN. affair will be given on Thursday. November IT,
Mrs X NJ. Mabley. on the occasion OF me Wen- ,N1
ding OF her daughter. Miss Alice Bernice Mabiey
gave siOO TO bc used for the benefit OF the free
Kindergarten. ,, -, l., r.
A bread and cake sale is being held In Temper
ance Hall this afternoon In aid OF the w. I. J. I.
Alert Lodge !. O. O. f.. had large attendance al
It's entertainment In Van Amringe Hall on Wednts-
day evening. , g.
The attendance at the Sunday school or St
Thomas's Church has outgrown the capacity or the
pa rsh house, and subscriptions arc being solicited
for the purpose OF building addition ,2 t"et long
n is the intention TO furnish the addition with bowl
Ing alleys athletic appliances and all fhe equip
rnents OF modern parish house. and TO establish
day school In time.