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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21
Committee Meeting.

A meeting of the Peoples Party
county central committee is hereby
called to meet in Jones hall at To-
ledo on Tuesday, January IS, 1893,
at 10 o'clock a. m, for the purpose
OF calling the county convention,
and to transact such other business
as may properly come before the
committee.
THos. STAKELY,
7. 7. REEDER, Chairman.
Secretary.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21
MINSTREL SHOW,

Home talent will give minstrel
show at Jones Hall next Wednes-
day evening. This aggregation of
burnt cork artists is superior to none
on the coast. Everybody invited.
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Wanted.

Fresh cougar and bear hides, suit
able for making into rugs. Must
be first class. Will pay best mar.
ket price. Address
THE LEADER.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21
LOCAL NOTES


Gowell's Saturday.
A good tablet for S cents, a better
one for 10 cents at this Office.
Fleeced underwear, without fleas
at the Yaq. Bay Nero. Co.
S. A. Logan was up from New
port on business Wednesday.
We have some extra fine writing
paper and envelopes that we are sell
ling cheap.
MIR. King, of Stayton, was in To-
ledo Wednesday, looking after the
lterests of the Stayton FIGURING
Mills.
A singing class for learning and
practice of vocal music has been or
ganized at this place under the
charge of Prof. J. A, J. Fleming.
IT you have not yet settled with
me do so Immediately, or you will
have to stand the consequences
PETER TELLEFsoN, Yaquina.
Go to Germans, at Yaquina, if
you want to buy fastest improved
Wheeler & Wilson sewing machines
at wholesale prices.
Don't forget to settle yonr ac-
count if you have not done so, or
you will have to stand the conse-
quences. P. TELLEFsoN.
One third of your time is spent in
bed-our all wool blankets at $3
will keep you comfortable. Yaq.
Bay. Nero Co.
Lots of goods have been sold in
the last month at TELLEFsoN's va
quina, but the store is just as we'll
filled up. Get your supplies while
you canget bargain.
Bay Lodge No. 1I6, I. o. o, F.,
of Yaquina has installed the follow
ing offices for the term: A. S. Cas-.
teel, N. g.; w. H. Bartges, V. g.;
S. A. Pruett, secretary, and J. N.
Stark, treasurer.
August Fischer, representing the
Corvallis FIGURING Mills, was doing
business in Toledo last Wednesday.
Mr.. Fischer is wide awake Young
man and looks closely after the in
terests of his firm.
Marshal Allphin has scrubbed up
and cleaned out the city Jail, and
has it in spick and span shape for
the occupancy of the county pris-
oners McMurray and Carlson.
Sheriff Lands will not bring the
county prisoners confined in the
Benton county Jail over to Toledo
till Monday, of next week. The
Jail facilities here are such that a
guard will be necessary in the Jail
with the prisoners day and night.
The sheriff intends to take no chan.
ces with either prisoner. McMurray
has already made one Jail escape
and the sheriff does not propose tc
have second if vigilance and car,
can prevent it.
The Klondyke fever has appeare,
in malignant form in our localit,
and the prospects, or talk, at leas
seems fair that number OF our peo
die will succumb to the disease an,
make journey to the frozen nortl
in the spring. Among those tina
have the fever in the worst form ar
Rite Dedrick and Henry Burn:
Both of these gentlemen express a
earnest and avowed intention of gc
ing to some point in Alaska at a
early date. Several others are gu
city trying to make arrangements I
go.
Every woman needs DR.. Miles Pain Pfis.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21
BORN.

McDONALD.-To the family of
F. II. Mcdonald, of Newport,
on Friday, January 2I, 1898, a
daughter.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21

DR.. Cady's Condition Powders, are
just what a horse needs when in bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
vermifuge. They are not food but
medicine and the best in use to put a
horse in prime condition. Price IS
cents per package.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1898-01-21

Everything you need, at Cow
ellis.
For bargains III all lines, go tc
Gowell's.
Neckties, tecks and four-in-hand
suitable presents. Yaq. Bay Nero,
Co.
Our little mems suits deserve
your attention now. Yaq. Bay
Nero. Co.
Ladies' and Gentelmen's Mack
intoshes for Christmas presents at
Yaq. Bay Nero. Co.
Note paper, pencils and tablets at
this Office.
Hats, shoes and rubbers are way
down at TELLEFson's.
Underclothes, pants, and sweaters
at the bottom in price at TELLER
SONS.
Flour and feed Oh hand and sold
very cheap at TELLEFsoN,'s va
quina.
M. Mackey left for Grants Pass,
Oregon, last Wednesday where be
goes to seek location.
Don't miss the opportunity to get
bargain when Mr.. TELLEFsoN Of
fers goods at unheard of low prices.
Albert Meaker will make anoth-
er shipment of cattle tomorrow.
Mr.. Meaker is arustler in the stock
business.
The question is not a political
one but where do you trade?-At
Gowell's if you want the best goods
for the least money.
Mems wool suits IS; mems all
wool Oregon City suits $40. No
flies on this. Yaq. Bay Nero. Co.
The arguments in the case of J.
M. Howell & Son VS.. the Pioneer
Stone Company was heard by Judge
Fullerton in the State library at
Salem last Wednesday.
Sugar, coffee, rice. beans, lard,
bacon, etc. Everything good to
eat, at a bargain at TELLEFsoN va
quina.
H. Denlinger, Sr., has gone to
Portland on business and pleas
ure trip. 1t has been some time
since Mr.. Deulinger has visited the
metropolis of Oregon. He will
make stay of several days.
The populis, state central COM
mittee agreed to refer the matter Of
a fusion with the silver forces of
Oregon to the various county con-
ventions for their approval or re-
lection The majority of the COM
mittee were i'll favor of fusion on a
fair basis.
There are three criminal cases on
the docket at the coming term of
court that preaents some unususl
features. All three cases arise out
of one. 1t seems that many moons
ago Fred and Addie Pike dwelled
together in the land of the Siletz as
man and wife. In the course OF
time Pike became tired Of his wife
and his wife became tired of Pike.
Then Pete Collins appeared on the
scene, and according to the tradi-
tions of his fathers, swapped for
Pixies wife. By this time marriges
had been introduced on the Siletz
and Pete Collins and Addie Pike
were married, Louie Fuller, anoth.
er Indian making the necessary
affidavit before the county clerk
The matter was brought before the
grand jury at the last session and
three indictments were returned BY
that body, one charging Addit
Pike with bigamy, another charg
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letter, Salt-Rheum and Eczema

C'0o'' 5"INicutH uHU ECze1hu'
The intense itching and smarting, Incl
dent to these diseases, isinstantly allayed
BY. applying Chamberlain s Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by it. It
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a favorite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chilblains, frost bites
and chronic sore eyes. 25 cts. ler box.
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Call for County Warran'''

Call for County Warran'''
Notice is hereby given .,ar .u' AL
have money on hands TO .',on p1't the|
county warrants drawn upon Oornty,
general fund of Lincoln sO;d eO for
Oregon, and endorsed mot t.,pp1uding phSi
want of funds" up to and ilo, ON the
July 1st, 1895. Interest f,or, un The
above warrants will cease h
date of this notice. 1,ruaD|
Dated Toledo, Oregon ;
"a, 1898. T HYDE,
County Treasurer of Lincoln ~
ty, Oregon -1
Whole souled holiday '
/ Yaq. Bay Mere. Co. 10,
n. M,,es. Rut,s rus are sers snesrsnn nnept doss
W:@HSche 3 In 20 minutes 'ono
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pNEuhALGIA cured by DR.. Milee' PAIu
frLs' "one cent dose" At all drueQists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

under che front of the h1us.. such else
tors aye huge clvprns with pillars n
th. center and hrchod over Hr rurrr-
Iug while 0n thr tur they are neatly
nul bed 100 nut lime rock. uf even marble
whore DO can hn Afforded. Hni uu OuU
would aurp.et. By walking over iUa
smooth surface. that 10 contained a rrII
treasure. were 10 not Coz thr small
channels dug ln thn fUUsH on th.
edges. leading the rain 90 ih openings.
carefully arranged Co receive fhU WE
Ter, nul yUt free from 400 dtugar u
anyou. falling Into th.u
People more careful strain ihH nE
rain ui or two. until lh" ruUf and
waiter sheds are perfectly cleaned. Tho
fret shower Dr.. 81 cIursH. uHt uHHi. This
care cannot hH taken with thH U.Hi"rHr
along ths roads. which HrH fI.1 uy Wt-
Ter from thH surface uf lhH .rIuul.
hence moro or less nlthy Wh.r.lH wa
ter carefully Hiralnod ls clean aud pure.
This system has rs drawbacks ana fa
advantage. bus this lH HIr.. that pUus
ulr her. are not taxed uut Hf their pos.
sessions with an excessive water tax.
tFUh house owns o. own supply. ana
when once built can be- maintained with
hui email cost Thrao few facts hu
iHunIl flr the heurut W il. ElIutH.
ilHt hry may make re- CHWUlr HIu ui
these conditions with those Uf Zion. aud
fI Hrr how The people here manage with.
uu rain in summer ana IiHH without TO-.
rIEaii1n, and siili live and il wel.
Sept %. 1888.
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|I;|i1fi|(fGj|

You really don't know what comfor,-
able travelling IL n you have never trav-
cled VIA the burlington.
Holds tho worlds record for long
distance fast running. 1895 miles. 1919
minutes
The burlington Route Il 5.2ss miles
lung-ncafly onc-thlrd the distance
round the world.
oners wider choice OF routes than
any other line. to and from Chicago.
g. Louis, omaha. Kansas City and all
eastern points
Two through trains each way daily.
Nsaiibuicd buffet smoking library
ears. Pullman sleeping cars. reciln-
ms chair ears tsoata frcc). coaches.
Finest dining car service In tho world.
Dining cars operated on the cafe plan;
that IL. you pay only Tor what you or
der.
Tickets at offices % connecting lines.
l. 4. DENTON. Ticket AFent. II. q.
W. Ry,. Dolly Block.
II. y. NEsLEN. Travelling Pasl and
Freight Agent
w. y. MMiLLAS, Gen. ACT.
2it 2. w. Temple 81. salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

lur CHICAGO Omaha. Douvnr Kan.
~ ely. NJ Louis Ogden aud
A.. Igf. - ........... ...... 20 am
:, Nal.oy and intefmsiIaiopoInts' 3 90 an
Tor urlUu, Denver Kansas city.
omaha r. Louis Chicago aud
Intermediate points .............d . u N
For OGDEN. liutts. Helena. Portland
nru ran tfnurIsc1. ..'...........s a. IA
'luI M"fuur lunla. silver tttv
'fuNu NUnhl -auurfn Milford.
.,,l r.s'. aud iutcfmcdiaio plints7 70 am
fNIhrI train tuf tHrnnlu Roach.
ToUrio sud Terminus '..'... roam
Trains south Of Juab run daily oKoopt
sunday.
fuully except sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29

The direct line 20 hnnnas city ~
o,iis and Atlantic Haubuard, - via
tho Nilssouri Pacific Hallway, from
pueblo. Through sleeping aud chalF
rnrs. and an connections made IN
Union depnts 10 the daytime. II you
are guiuE East and care for \ day
Ught ride through ihe hhndesthoen'
az Of the Rocky Mountains enToute
49,. that your ticket roads via Mis-.
snu,t Pacific Rnllvry Elegant chair
cars positively frrr 10 the holdors VI
tegulnr train Tickets
hAlt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-29
Gri TICKET OFFICE. UNDER ElSOHlC RAIL-

~ I'D West trruuN tuuth atruut
Telephone Nu 81
hal'ruul aud steamship Tickets on sale
a. 100 patti uf thn world
Pullman Palace car ticket nffN
D. D. HURLEY.
+ W. TCCLEs.
=, General Trafic Manasnr
w. A. uANtHOIT.
.pfcs.dont and Con Manarer
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The S Si ,2o Limo
World.
Denver &
Rio Grande
Sccnic
W Wore e. tho Railroad.
Two Daily Fast Espross Trains
10 olonwood Springs. LoadVlllo.
Pueblo. Colorado Springs, DonVor
and oil points East
EFFEClIVE SIpIIgBER Isl. 1888.

Train No. g leaves Ogden 10 a M, Salt
Lake T. - Il. M, arrive at Pueblo 3iie a M.
colorado springs Niel a. m. nunvnr sit1 a. m.
lfsIu Nu . lCavri Ogden $50 % M. salt
Lac 40 % ui, arriye 40 Pueblo hiit u M.
colorado springs q o. .. M Denver o IS D M.
connections made 10 Pueblo. Colorado
springs aud Denver with all iinrs east Ela-
rint day coaches, chair ears aud puilmau
sIUUurfs on all trains. Take tho ~ 4 % ~
nnd have n comfortable trip aud enjoy tho
tnost scenery on The continent
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gs-1+E Ues
9ssslWIT
SHORT LINE
Railway.
Railway.
TiME cARD N FrrrCr NAY ,i,a


Trains arrive and depart a., salt Lake city
daily ns follows.
auufvu
Prom Chicago OmHha ~ f1uit
hnu.ua city Denver Park city
uuI ogden .......... tn
ifDm iluluuh nuftn Portland. san
Francisco Ogden aud intrrmud-
d, laio point, ... .....,..,.. ~. sNam
!. uflop ana inl,fmsd'ais points Is pm
lrum thIruru. omaha IT, iuuIa
Kansas flty, UUuYUr and uFtiUn ~ am
ifHm frisco, Milford +nupotn prus
Nn Eureka Mammoth. silver
a., tIly And intormcdlaio points p. eopm
fMIHNU tfuIu frum fUFmlnua
To0olo aud GARFIELD Beach .''., 40 pm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
SAYS HE Is BEING Prosecuted
GEORGE F YATES ALSO DECLARES THAT
THE CiYMER-ST POLICE HAVE FAILED
To FIND HIS ENEMIES.

The police OF Brooklyn are trying 10 find the per-
sons who have been prosecuting George r. Yates
a painter whose shop IS in Bedford-ave MT fates
asserts that an attempt was made TO XIII TWO OF
his worknen He had a contract 10 paint mouse
. an Radford-aye near Taylor-st. His men Du1It
scafod and the following day the foreman exam
fned the ropes sustaining the scanold ana iouho
The ends cut II the men had gone on the scanoiu
they would certainly have been thrown 70 the
ground and probably killed. 1t IS said that the
en-, ends OF the ropes carefully hidden In the
coils The affair reported TO the CIymer-st
notice station but II is said 10 Interest was taken
b. the police.
Mr. Yates has a stable IN South feminist. In
which lie keeps several valuable horses 1t Is said
that sorlebod, broke into the stable by daylight
and III treated The horses that one OF them cled
Another was crippled. II il alleged that the
C.vmer-st. police have been slow In their enort Is
10 capture these miscrcants. Mr. Yates offered a
reward Of 500 which ala not seem 10 be any IN
centiVe.
Several nights ago some broke into MI.
Yates's store and stole his Overcoat Trey likewise
explored the drawers Of his desk. They stole small
change and postage stamps bu, did not touch tho
safe Several weeks ago some one broke the WIN
dows I'm Mr. Yates's house IN TaylOr-st In view
OF all this apparent persecution, II Is thought
strange that the clymer-st. police have made no
arrests Finally Mr. Yates appealed TO head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
NETWORK CITY

Miss VI a. Taft will read a paper on "Experi-
ences Of Mushroom Hunters" before the New YORK
Mycological Club, at No 1l5 West Sixty -eghth-st.
tomorrow at p. m.
Three laborers at work in the building at No.
79 East one hundred and thrtynfth-st. yesterday
were injured by the falling of a wall None Of the
wounds inflicted however. were serious. and all
the men resumed work
The man who tried to give away 81 .ses in fifty
dollar and twenty-dollar bills in Battery Park on
Tuesday was adiudged insane yesterday and COM
mitted 10 the Manhattan State Hospital. He Is
David FeD,z. Of Waylard Henry County. Iowa.
His money will be sent TO his mother in Wayand.
The annual dinner Of the ST. Nicholas Society
will be held AZ Demonico's. Fifth-ave. and Forty
fourth-st. Tuesday evening. Among the speak
crs will he President Raymond Of Union College.
the Rev Mr.. Slicer General Shafter. Chauncey NJ.
Depew and Colonel Huntington. United States
Marine Corps. The stewards expect TO make the
dinner a feature in the annals OF the society
Joseph Sanders. q carpenter. ffty-one years old,
Of No iO2 West Nnety-second-st.. was killed by q
fan at No 10 Riverside Drive Yesterday. He was
crossing an airshaft on a ladder which was slip
perry and fell. He descended three stories. strik-
ing on his neck and shoulders at the bottom.
Death was instantaneous
Magistrate Wentworth. who to have super
seeded Magistrate Crane at the Centre-st police
court Yesterday was unable through Illness TO take
his seat Magistrate Crane Will continue TO sit In
the court until Magistrate Wentworth RECEIVERS.
Justice Slower. In the Supreme Court yesterday.
handed down decree annullng the marriage be
tween Morton and Jeanne Louise Taylor. on the
ground that at the time OF the marriage the woman
had another husband living.
Members Of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Club en-
Joyed smoker and vaudeville entertainment at
the clubhouse No Q West Thirty hrs'-st. last
night The Entertainment Committee OF the club
provided exceptionally fine programme for the
large number Of members who present.
The second annual dinner Of the Camera Club
held at the Arena in West Thirty first at. .
last night Seventy members Of the club and their
friends present. and after the dinner there
several informal speeches w. u. Murphy,
president OF the club presided at the dinner.
The Ascension Baptist Church. One-hundred-and nd
sixticth-st. and Park-avc.. will hold its annual
anniversary Wednesday evening Of this week
The exercises of the evening will consist Of an ad-
dress by the pastor. the Rev. Mitchell Bronx. TO
be followed by reception in the church parors
under the supervision OF Charles J.. Francisco.
superintendent of buildings at the Grand Central
Station who is actively engaged in Christian work
Railroad men will receive hearty welcome.
The third address OF the series under the auspices
OF the Silver Cross Order will be given at the
Church OF the Holy Communion. Twentieth-st and
Sixth-ave.. at p. m. Thursday. The speaker
will be the Rev. Dr. George Alexander OF the
University Place Presbyterian Church. and his
subject VIII be Rambling"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04

Charleston December /. with mdse and passengers y
Steamer Guyando,te Davis Norfolk and Newport
News with mdse ard PASSENGERS to ol Dominion IS IRA
McKsy, New York for IlyerEool. ,-....,
rTsw!e PONY, Dec e., sna,s@i steamer Ocean DU''n
Heachy Had. Dec 3-Passed steamer British Empire
Gr. wills New York for Antwerp.
Deal. Dec 3-Passed steamer MasconomO OBJ, JenkinA
Portland Biil Doc Passed steamer wes,ernland
G3,ls. Mills. New York for Antwerp. n,.,
Sci..y Dec Passel. steamer Baroarossa oueo H''"
stetn. Nov Arrived. steamer Venus dam, Land
Bremen. Dec Sailed. steamer odenburs Ger. Ga'As-
Mayrr' Dec 3 Sailed. steamer Ia Champagne dr'
Gbraar. Dee Passed steamer North Cambria On
G",oa Dee i~Arrivei steamer Frst bismarck Gen.
Alhers Sew York Naples. -,
Sapes. Nov 70 Arrived. steamer Trojan Prince or.
helm II tC.r) IIrgemann tfrom Genoa). New York.
Ponta Ferrarla. Dee passed. steamer Aer 'deo'
Alsiers Nov sailed. steamer Rcmus Ger. sch"an~
Para bee i Arrived steamer orisen (BO. johnson.
New York "a arh"d.es tsr M,naos snsouebo,n, OH,
i'snds me" Hoy hrri,e steamer Archter tBr Hob
man New York Via Adelaide. ...
singap're Dee s-Arriv"d previously steamer Pa'Aan
steamer city Philadelphia. pelano baltimore WIN
n''sv dy hook j. Dec g. $50 mwind noT'hea'.
SAILED.
ras s'''' nrunswc Dee R,Nmsrs Gen se,,n etc;
state OF Texas Providence etc srathdon az M,r
Ftriria ,lr Liverpool. Mannheim Ger. FlHshinns'
o,nal Galveston; Scotia Ger. Antwerp, Msr'e, .
Iml La Tourane tFr). Havre turnessia d'r) GLASGOW,
Masslann ,putch Rotterdam. British Queen .'rl an,
werp. CITY " Washington Havana; AdronfAck 1p',ri
I<insson etc; Philadelphia Ponce etc frins when
1Dutch Hayti. etc. spartan Prince d}D. Naples. es'
pretoria Qir) 81 CroN etc ThingValla dam. Chrisa
sanl etc. Arlanrose ti Kingston. etc Kichmoni NV
nan, News and ri hmoni. Jamestown. Norfolk ana Wv
bort News: Hudson. New orleans Kansas Cy. sa'an-
nah.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
London Dec 3-ArrVe.l steamers Europe OBI, ho0U
san New York. Tuscarora tID. Payne New YORK. -.
London Dec ; Sailed. steamer Assyian OBJ, Na"'0~
lurk ,,,,oc
Iiycrfoe 3-Sailei steamer Umbria (8r). pu''o"'
New Nof, ,..,,,.
Southa-spton. Dee 3-sal,d. steamer Paris Wa'""~
passed Hurst Castle NJ | 20 M a..
Queenstown Dec b Arrived. steamer lncana thr'' NV
Kay New York I.verpoo, tand proceeded ~.
Iristol ARRIVED. steamers Chicago city ,t,r,'
ser.lell York. arrived the roads IeNen 'o'h
Stills. New-lork. L..
Huh. Dec 2-sailei. steamer Buffalo (Br). LovsriaS~
Nsw-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
THE COLLEGE WOMENS CLUB.
AN ENTERTAINMENT AT WHICH cHAUNCEY NJ
DEPEW SPEAKS

AN ENTERTAINMENT AT WHICH cHAUNCEY NJ
DEPEw SPEAKS
A large number OF members OF the College
Womcns club. with their friends assembled at
Sherry's Fifh-ave and Forty fourth-st last even
ing when an excellent musical entertainment was
provided. and address given by Chauncey
the club. presided. Mrs Vernon NJ Davis Mrs.
Angus Cameron. Mrs. Janvier lie Due and Mrs.
Josiah Taylor Marean received the visitors who
Included Mr. and Mrs. Russell Sage. Colonel Will
lam Irwin Martin and William Dill Washington.
After a vocal solo by Perry Ayert the president
gave brief account Of the objects and progress OF
the club. which formed two years ago and
has about one hundred and fifty members. The
chief object. Miss Irwin Martin said, assist
young women who were unable TO afford a college
education TO become graduates Of other OF
the women's colleges. She announced, amid loud
applause that Mrs. George f.. Dodge had offered
the first scholarship. 1t was also hoped that funds
would soon be provided for the erection of club
men ana women could meet. Men were allowed all
the privileges of the club except voting.
Mss Katherine Bloodgood sang a solo, after
which Mr.. Depew addressed the gathering. His
speech was fun of his characteristic humor and
loudly appauded. He spoke Of the position Of
Ages and added that only in time was
there any real equality between the sexes Clubs
for the alumni aumnse of colleges formed q
common ground in which the difference of station
every one met on an equality OF intellectual democ-
racy.
Miss Loontlne Gaertner gave a violonceo solo,
which brought pleasant entertainment to a close
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-04
BAZAAR FOR HOLr TRINITY CHURCH.

a bazaar for the benefit # Holy Trinity Church.
at One hundreds nd twenty -second-st ana Lenox
ave- IS TO be held in the church parlors on the
afternoons and evenings Of Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday Of this week. There Will be
specal features in the afternoons. including on
one day a loan exhibition OF paintings. and on two
OF her days dinners, among the speakers at which
will be Bishop Potter. the Rev. Or. Van De Water.
rector OF St. Andrews Church. and formerly cha p
lain OF the list Regiment: ex-POstmastcr Charles
W Dayton and Charles Russell There VIII bc the
usual sale of fancy articles at the bazaar. and "A
bazaar magazine Will also be sale. at 10 cents
a copy, +. W. IIalsey being its editor and Mrs
Robert W. Smith its manager. This paper viii
contain much Information about Old and new Iiar-
lem and the history of the Church of the Holy
Trinity Among those prominent In the arrange
mcnts for the bazaar are Dr. Katharine g. Towns
end Mrs J. J. Blodgctt- Mrs George Wupper
mann Mrs. r. r. Iytle. Mrs. II. $ Boxer. Mrs
l. l.. Demlng ana Miss Mary McRcyn0lds.