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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

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MR.. ECFORD EXPLAINS.
He Insists OIL the Charges Preferred by
Him Aoainst Judge Turnbuii

When the Joint resolution came up IN
the House of Delegates yesterday IN re-
gard TO the investigation OF the charges
preferred against Judge IurnOu!l. OF
brunswick county to which the Senate
had added the amendment that the com
mittee should ave the power 10 send TOT
persons and papers, Mr. Butord address,
I'd the House as fOllOWs:
Mr.. Speaker. | hope the House Will con-
cur in the amendment Nhlch the senate
has made TO this resolution. ! should nave
offered the amendment myself. hut for the
fact that when il was suggested 90 me
the resolution had passed the stage az
which II could be amended IN the House.
Now. Mr. Speaker. since l offered thls
resolution / see from the papers ihat IN
the meeting of the caucus certain mem
bers of the Senate have had much 10
say i'm criticism OF my action. The mem
bers OF this House, however, nave treated
me fairly. and / thank them Tor their
generosity. Those members OF the SEN
ate, will one exception VINO nave spoken
about this matter and have undertaken 20
refute the charges I have made, know
absolutely nothing Of the facts. Al the
proper time / will produce evidence 10
show whether the statements have made
are true or not. At this time can only
assure this House that ] have not ut
tered one word which | do not believe
* susceptible Of incontrONertble proof.
IL IS the conviction that have justice
on my side and that / am hentine IN "A
righteous cause that gives me the courage
70 stand here. a stranger as am TO most
Of the members OF this Legislature. with
out "a political ally. and oppose the pow
erful array OF talent which has enlisted
against me. Senators OF reputation have
consumed hours in the caucus c~ndeaNOr-
ing TO prejudice the members against me.
and ! have not yet had an opportunity
TO Niudicdte myself.
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Fact, About H~ichmond's Citi-
zens and other Matters.

zens and other Matters
The Committee on Cemeteries will hold
a regular meeting al $50 o'clock tonight.
The Tredegar Mission. under the care
OF st. Paurs church. Will have a Christ
mas feast on Wednesday. the 18th.
Professor Reinhardt and his able choir
at St, Papl's church Will render choice
church music on Christmas Day.
Peter Stewart. the faithful dray driver
Of Messrs. Thomas Potts e. Co. has had
one leg taken of at the Virginia Hos
pltal and is doing well.
Under a rule framed about a year ago
the pupils Of the public schools will not be
permitted to give presents to their teach
ers. nor can the teachers bestow remem-
brances upon the principals.
Rev. George W. Vanderslice has re-
turned 10 the city from Lexington. with
er he went TO perform the ceremony at
a marriage OF MS only sister. Miss r. Kate
Vanderslice. to Mr.. John l.. Powell. Of
Paducah. Ky.
Mr.. Edwin T. Wade leaves to-day for
Baltimore. where he goes TO confer with
large capitalists looking TO investments
in mines in the West. During his alb
scnce his Office will be in charge Of Mr..
W. d. Sheppard.
II is learned that the debtors Of the
Southern Building and o Association,
OF Knoxville. Tenn. I'm which many Rich
mond people are interested. are now pay
ing up. and the collection Of the assets
by the receivers here is proceeding very
satisfactorily.
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GREAT OPPOSITION.
MEETING or THE L. W. ". A.
The Body Approves ofthe Proposed Board
of Finance.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Young Mems Business Association was
held In the Chamber Of Commerce Hall
last Night an $50 o'clock.
President Hume occupied tho chair.
a communication was read from Assis-
tant-Passenger Agent JOhn ID. Potts. OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio. enclosing a let
ter from Mr.. Truit. Northwestern agent
Of the company. saying that the First
Regiment. OF Illinois. including from 500
to Zoo men. together with the Governor
and staff OF Illinois. and the Governors
Guard. consisting Of about seventy-ive
men. would come 10 Richmond next sum-
mer.
Mr.. Potts referred the communication
TO the Young Mems Business Association.
Upon motion IL was decided that IL be
laid or the table.
The association adopted n resolution
submitted by Mr.. II. l.. Valentine that
the manufacturers Of Richmond be re-
quested 10 report 10 the secretary OF the
Young Mems Business Association the
names OF merchants IN this city who han
&c their goods. and that the secretary
have the same published in pamphlet
form for the benefit Of those desiring %
give Richmond made goods the prefer
ence..
Mr.. Bryant introduced n resolution that
the Young Mems Business Association
through a committee advocate the meas
ure to create a Board Of Finance for the
city Of Richmond. This was discussed by
several OF the members. Mr.. Bryant him
self making an explanation o. the scope Of
the measure. II was supported by Mr.. f..
y. d. Myers. Jr.. Mr.. Coulling and others.
and the resolution was passed. and
Messrs. Bryant and Coulling appointed
r committee to present 70 the Common
Council tonight the resolution adopted
by the association.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

SIR. George sweet and Miss Virginia o.
Eilct Marricd--A Giant Club Caught.

NEW KENT COURTHOUSE, VA, De-
cember 2.-Special.-The beautiful little
chapel Of this village barely escaped be-
ing destroey by fire on Sunday evening
but after an hours hard work IL was got
ten under control. The damage Is esti-
mated at about 500.
The fire was discovered about | o'clock
by one Of the Sunday school scholars,
and the ladies' and gentlemen Of the lit
tie village participated IN the noble work
Of saving the church from being totally
destroyed. 10 caught from a defective
nue.
Mr.. George Sweet, OF New Kent county,
and Miss Virginia G.. Elicit were quietly
married at 'shettlewood." the home Of
Alr. Cornelius Elicit. on December 10. 1891.
Their friends wish them a long II happy
life.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Mr.. r. G. AppersOn. Jr.. the deputy
sheriff and treasurer OF New Kent coun-
IS. and Miss NJ. NJ. Chandler. formerly
Of Richmond. Va. The marriage will ta>e
place az New Kent chapel on December
10Th al T p. NJ, Rev. A. s. G. Rice
officiating.
Mossrs. Walden and Harris were fishing
Saturday I'm Walden & Walkers mill pond.
about two miles from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. and Mr.. Harris caught one
II the largest chub that was ever landed
I'm this county. The fish weighed sixteen
and one half q 1-2) pounds. Mr.. Walden
hung a large pike. which weighed o
ana one half q 1-9 pounds.
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and specified the dangers from dancing.
card playing. drinking and gamblig.
THE CRIME OF RAFFLiNG.
One Of the strongest points in the SER
mon was the emphatic protest against the
widespread habit Of gambling in all sorts
Of petty railing schemes so current at
this season. Here IL was shown that in
AN these there was present the terrible
evil Of gambling. and was essentially I'M
moral. Rut not only is 30 immoral. but
is ii positive violation Of the laws OF this
state. Many people in Richmond this
week. i'm conducting and patronizing these
r%afiCs. are liable 10 prosecution and TO a
fine OF No0. and a years Imprisonment.
II Is unlawful 10 rattle even a cake. and
even II a church does 10. so much the
worse. II Is "a thousand shames That II
should over have done. and the moral
sentiment Of a community ought never
sustain a church that permits such a Gin
en- the holy name Of charity. For the
benefit OF those who may DE acting I'm
ignorance upon the subject. I quote the
law upon Che subject as follows:
Text OF THE LAW.
Section 1896. Persons concerned in
manafinc. &C.. "a lottery or rattle. or per-
hitting the same in his house, or buying.
selling. &c.. chances or tickets I'm "a lot
terry. how puuishcdt
III amy person SCI mp or promote. or be
concerned i1 managing or drawing a lot
terry OF rtalc. for money or other thing
Of value. or knowingly permit such LOT
terry in any house under his control. or
knowingly permit money or other prop
crty Co he ranlcd for bon such house. or 20
be won therein. by throwing or using dice.
or hy any other game Of chance. or now
irriv permit tho sale Goo SUCH house of
n chance or ticket iu or share Of a
ticket Boo 70 lottery. or % writing. certi-
hcate. hll. token. or other device purpOrt-
ing or intended q guarantee or assure
10 any persof.. or c1title him TO "a prize
or share OF. OPP interest I'm q prize TO be
drawn in "a lottery. or for himself or any
other person. bus. SCH. or transfer. or
have in his possession for tho purIo sc n
sale. or With .ntcut tO exchange. negO-
tiate. or transfer. or aid IN selling. eX-
CHANGING. uec0'ating or transferring a
chance orr ticket I'm or share or a ticket
in a LOTTERY. 0r o. such writing. certih-
cate. bill. token. or device. me shall be
confined in j4il not exceeding one year.,
and nIcc not exceeding five hundred dol
lars
IS, c'iou 2,27. Money Sc. drawn or
proposed 10 Doe drawn in such lottery. for
feitcd 90 The State.
Al money and things OF value. drawn
or proposed to Doe drawn hy an irbrbi Int
~ this state. and all money or things of
value received hv sach person by reason
OF his being the owncr or holder OF a
ticket or share of "a ticket I'm any lot
terry. or pretended lottery contrary to this
chapter. shall Doe forfeited 70 the Com
monwoaith. and may De seized by an OFF,
Ger and hold 10 await proceedings Tor
condemnation"
The conclusion OF the sermon was a
strong appeal. especially in Christmas
season. 90 resist All these evils and let
this hc "a time in which the heart and life
arc drawn up toward that which IS pure
D. holy. that which In highest perfection
was ~eVemnlihcd I'm the life Of the man
ChrLsI Io.ue.
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Association News.

All the meetings of Sunday were well
attended, the boys meeting being the
largest for months and the mems meet
ing being unusually helpful. The adj
dress Of Rev. Dr. Witherspoon on
Christ our Rock was exceedingly
thoughtful and inspiring. Haddon S
Watkins was the soloist and, as usual,
sang most acceptably.
The Association Board OF Directors
will meet tonight at Sis o'clock for the
transaction Of important business.
The fifth number OF tho Star Course
will be given next Monday, December
9th. The Rutgers College Glee Clut
will be the attraction. Seats can be re-
served beginning Friday at | i. NJ.
The fall term OF the Evening College
closed las, Saturday night. The winter
term win open Tuesday. January 4th. in
stead Of Monday. January Sd. This
change has been made IN order that all
tho students may have an opportunity OF
attending the second entertainment OF
the members course on the night Of jan
uary Sd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
| DR.. z. T Sweeney. Of Columbus. Ind. to

DR.. u. T. Sweeney. OF Columbus. Ind, to
become their pastor.
After morning service SUNDAY. inc
sermon being preached by Rev. l.. A..
Cutler. MFR. w. ~ Hin. in the absence
Of Colonel Cary on account OF sickness.
read the report OF the committee recon-
mcnding that DR.. Sweeney be called.
The repor. was confirmed by the con-
grcgation with a unanimity and enthusi-
asm rarely Witnessed or oscasions OF
this kind. and showed conclusiveiy that
Or. Sweeney Is the choice OF every indi-
vidiual member Of the church.
The selection OF DR.. Sweeney for pas
tor. will be not only popular with this
church but with the people generally who
heard him preach during his recent trial
to Richmond.
DR.. Sweeney is AT present away from
his homo in Columbus. Ind. and no word
has been received from him. but II Is
understood that he has notified the COM
mittce that he would accept.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
4 fOID EIDE.
The Report That DIR. Grammer Will Go to
Norfolk Discreditcd.

ALEXANDRIA. VA. Dec. 2O-Special.-
Young Harry Kramer. the trick bicycle
rider. who has been mentioned I'm the pa
pers as having considerable trouble with
his wife in Jersey city. reached home
carly to-day in "A pitiable condition. he
having ridden TO Washington on the fore
part OF the mail car Of the through tram
last night. and was nearly frozen.
The report that Prof. Carl Grammer, OF
the Seminary. will succeed the late Or.
Barten. In Norfolk. is not credited by
those knowing the former here.
II is said he will take the matter under
consideration, however.
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PROTECT THE UNION LABELS.
CONTINUED from Second Page)

tanned. The bin was discussed at length
and passed by for the present.
PROPOSITIONS AND GRIEVANCES.
The House Committee on Propositions
and Grievances met yesterday afternoon
and after brief discussion decided 10 re-
port favorably the following bills.
A bill to authorize r.. O. Clarke TO erect
a. wharf at Phoebus I'm the county OF BIZ
abctn city.
\ bill to incorporate Virginia Electric
Railway and Development Company.
A bill SENATE BID TO incorporate the
Henrico six per cent. Building Fund
Association.
a bin to define and regulate Fraternal
and beneficial Associations. orders or So
%cietie9.
4 bill TO make the Goth Of January a
legal holiday. and 10 be known as the Lee
Jackson Memorial Day.
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THE CRIME OF RAFFLING.
II 4 cHURcH ~ GUTETY 30 MUCu
THE WORSE
Says DIR. j. :. DiI in a sermon sunday
Text Of Law kead-othcr
Ghprch services.
At veaabie-strect Ia

Al venabie-strsct Baptist church Sun
day nisnt DE-. }. $ Din preached a spe-
e.sl sermon on Christmas Temptation"
He spoke from the text. Resist the
lcvn AID ne VIII Zee from you
The preacher began by emphasizing the
thosght that the Devil is personality. and
that nc makes o. determined assault upon
the soul tho Nnoic year round. However.
the Dc,l makes "a special effort during
that season cd The year IN which Christian
people ought 10 boz most circumspcct-thc
season ln which We celebrate the birth
into the world 81 the holy child. Jesus.
At this season The Devil spreads for the
Christian more snares than al any other
time just when the Christian ought 20
be beet and develop in himself that which
IS highest ana hottest. the Devil tries TO
MAKE him DO his worst. and bring re-
preach upon the name of the Master.
The preacher then proceeded to show the
increase 90 temptations 40 Christmas time,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Last night Major stiles entertained the
members Of the McGill Catholic Union
at their room with a very Interesting and
instructive address on the Battle Of Cold
HarbOr. The Major was IN excellent
voice and the many scenes on which no.
touched were so graphically depicted that
they appeared To those addressed as "a
panoramic view of the great battle fought
for Southern independence at Cold
Uarbor. After the address Major Stiles
was rendered "A unanimous vote OF thanks.
"A large number Of the members and their
gentleman friends were present.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Richmond Randolph Lodge. No. -. of
which Mr.. W. Hall Crew IS secretary.
has received from Potomac Lodge. 81
Washington. a handsome photograph or
the gavel used by George Washington In
laying the cornerstone OF the Capitol
building az Washington.
The gavel has also been used I'm sim
liar ceremonies Of importance. notably
that Of the Washington Monument ana
the Smithsonian institute. In Washing
ton
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He Left the " heel.

Sunday aftcruccn about $3.50 o'clock
three Young men were going down Twen-
tv-6rst street on their bicycles. ana whc'
ahout TO turn the corner OF IWentN-nrst
md Franklin streets. one OF them Tell
and smashed his wheel. end badly bruised
his face. H.. ~ -
The injured man was taken TO Dr. i. Il;
Williams drug store. al Twenty-frst ana
Marshall streets. and treated. He then
denarted. but left his wheel. which Is
still al the drug store.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
nr- Mrlinire IndIspOsel.

DIR. Mcclure has been confined 10 nls
rs "uIsred great pain, but yesterday be
was better and with the return OF bright
weather. he may be able TO leave his
room. r -, o,rv
Or. MCGUIRE has many triends' no, on,y
who Will rejoice to learn Of his rseov-
cry.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Frank Homewood. a young Englishman,
who IS walking from Norfolk to Philadel-
phla on a wager. is in the city. lie LETT
Norfolk Thursday morning AT 10 o'clock.
Saturday he walked fifty-three miles.
lie will leave this morning foi
his destination. going by way OF WASH
f,gton and Baltimore. lie expects 10 eat
his Christmas dinner in Philadelphia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Or. G. T. Collins returned TO his home
i'm Highland Springs. FRIDAY evening, from
New York where he was married to Miss
Maud Siorer Of that city.
The doctor was met by a number OF IN
innate friends AT the depot and was
MnrmlY congratnlated.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

The merchants opposing the system Of
trading stamps as now in operation here
are requested TO meet at the thamDer
of Commerce at S O'Clock J.. NJ. Tues
day. December Nth.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21
REp. pr. SWEENEY CALLED.
Unanimously Asked 10 Become Pastor of
~cvcnth-Street Church.

As forecastcd in Sundays Times the
congregation Of SeVenth-Strcct Christian
church SUNDAY morning extended am en-
fhuSiastic and unanimous call To Rev.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Regina Music Boxes. Washburn Guitars
n Mandolins Aeolians. and all kinds
OF Musical Novelties. open evenings until
3 O'Clock. Walter ID. Moses * Co, Main
street. opposite Postofnce.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

WEAK NERVES indicate deficient
blood. Nervous people find relief by pu-
rifying and enriching their blood with
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great nerve tonic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Christmas novelties and presents can
be found i'm the useful things OF life as
well as the ornamental ana aesthetic.
And then, too. the useful and handsome
can often be found In "A happy 3 Alison,
and this can be truly said TO the shopper
who visits the Economy Shoe Store. The
name Of this concern is indicative OF US
business. and while only sterling goods
are sold they are az prices 10 please. The
store has been prettlly decorated TOT tne
festive occasion and ~ one or the pref
test business houses on Eroad street. To
say they are getting their fun snare or
the Christmas trade but simply puts the
facts in plain simple language.
The Economy o. able 10 offer great bar
gains because they have as buyer one or
the best posted and shrawdest men IN the
business who devOtes his exclusive time
to travelling through the country visiting
the large factories ana huNlns dlrect sucIl
goods as his long experience ana good
iudgmoat dictates. Experienced and conr-
teous clerks only are employed, ana eN-
per. shoemaker are kept az work on the
PROMISES so of course. they are bound
10 please. 4 large assortment or 'nrlst-
mas novelties Is I'm stock ana one or the
finest collections Of shoes ever seen IN
the city is displayed through the three
floors OF the big house.
CIoaks.
julius sycle & Son, The Tower, are
selling Cloaks at cost.
TOYS.
julius sycle & son. The Tower. are
selling Toys at cost.
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News From Ncwbridge.

There will be "A lecture on Friday even
ing al New Bridge church. Henrico coun-
Is by the %well-knowr entertainer, Pro-
fessor ]. William Jones.
New Bridge church will enjoy its
Christmas tree on Thursday evening at
s o'clock. A great time is expected by
the children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

HOODS PILLS are the only pills 10
take with Hoods S~arsaparilla. Cure all
liver ills.
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Graphophone Talking MachiDe SIo.

julius Sycle & Son, The Tower. are
selling Toys at cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Letter Engraving at l. Goddard
Matchmaker. s0G east Main street.
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ORIGIN and History of the New Testament.

DIT. Hiden's eighth lecture on the "Ori-
gin and History OF the New Testament,
comes of this evening al the parlors OF
the Young Mems Christian Association at
\ o'clock. These lectures are open and
free to the pIblic. Full reports Of these
lectures are published i'm The Times.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Sundays services at Grove-Avenue Bap-
fist church were of extraordinary in
torcst. In the morning Or. Hiden preach
cd from the 1st verse of the 6lst chapter
Of Isaiah-"The Mission of Christ After
the sermon ne welcomed sixteen new con-
yorts to their first participation Of the
Lords Supper.
At night the sermon was on the 9TH
verse of the Nth chapter OF Romans
Winding the things of the flesh. versus
minding the things Of the Spirit After
preaching. the pastor baptized two per
sone-maklng twenty-nine baptized since
NoVqmber 18th
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

DIR. Rawlings Says II Is One ofthe Great
est Sources Of Culture.

Rev. T.. II. Rawlings, Of Clay-Stree'
NJ stnOdist church. delivered a most co
quont sermon Sunday night On "Ihe h1bie
I'm Christian Culture" TO a large ana
Interested congregation.
In speaking Of different sources OF cul-
ture. he said IN part:
"One OF the greatest sources OF culture
Is the uewsp. Der. one Of the greatest
institutions in modern society IS the news
paper. SO interviewer is II in the very
fabric Of things that there Is not a
phase Of our civilization 1t does not
touch and influence. IL IS not always
what We would like 20 have IT. Nor Is
anything else earthly or Will anything
earthly ever be al we would like II tins
side tie Pearly Gates. But so close does
il come TO u@. so vitality touches US, that
We cannot ignore IT II we would, and we
should not # We could. The newspaper
IS not only here bit. b. every token. has
come to stay. / for one. am glad IL
has. While we rebuko firmly and per-
sistently its shortcomings. we VIII do II
kindly. We will not by opposition or
indifference turn - over 10 the devil and
the politicians, but by our very interest
claim and keep II for God and righteous
ness. We will give II our SYM thy' We
will give IL our support n sometimes
our prayers. and will DO all I'm our power
as Christians to make IT'S spirit In mod
err life worthy Of It's great influence ana
power
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Julius sycle & Son, The Tower. are
selling Toys at cost.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-12-21

Julius Sycle & son. The Tower, are
selling ClOaks at cost.
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Al Grncc Street Presbyterian.

The regular morning service at the
Grace Street Presbyterian church Sun
day, was held in the lecture room in
stead OF the main auditorium. This was
necessitated by the fact that the latter is
being refrescoed and recarpeted. These
improvements when completed will great
! ly enhance the appearance Of the interior
of this handsome edihce.
d.. Witherspoon, who has already won
his way into the hearts Of his cOngrc-
T, cation by his agreeable manners and
earnest and eloquent preaching delivered
"a powerful discourse taking tho
example Of Paul's life for his
theme. The sermon was heard by a large
congregation. as has been the case at all
Of his services in his new charge. The
new choir Of Grace Street Presbyterian
church. under the direction Of Mr.. Frank
Stayton Thompson is doing fine work and
adding greatly 10 the services. The chior
is composed of the following: Sopranos,
NJ. Clin. Mrs. f. 5. Thompson.
Mrs. J.. Scott Parrish. Mrs. J.
NJ. Gin. Mrs. +. NJ. Thompson.
Miss Emmie Wherry; tenors. Mr..
j. Scott Parrish, Mr.. Howard Gordon,
Mr.. w. X. Miller. Mr.. +. NJ. Reed: altos.
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. Jordan. Miss Hotch-
kiss. Mrs. j. H.. Fitz: bassos: Mr.. i. S.
Thompson. Mr.. Lineback; organist, Miss
Fannie Mera.