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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03
Fifth ward Democrn,Ic c,,,n

There was nm interesting meeting OF IN,
tlfth ward democratic club last niyh,
Though the attendance WAC not as larry
as anticipated. the members were entbu.
siestic
Secretary Abel being absent, by reoues,
Mr. we Daniels acted as secretary pro lem,
liter the routine was disposed o. ths
Speakers selected last "Wednesday were
.aIled upon TO address the club
ihe first speaker wds Mr.. A. n. NcRae
candidate for alderman Mr. MeRne br,ef.
~ stated that he favored Improvement of
me eitys streets schools, ctr., and n strict
aHhclence to the result of the day prima
rCs. - "'"
fne next Speaker was w. J. Konlhaufr
candidate FOR recorder. who. in few re-
marks, solicited the support of all demo
etats AT the day primaries. and said n,
Woula ABIDE by that decision and support
thr nominees from top to bottom
Justice C. White also addressed The
m"ung J. G Matthews, being unavoid
anly absent. was excused
Short talks were made by W i A,hor
tin. JAMES McAughan, j. q. nlaokhnrn mi
T. H. Gray. "'i''
The committee selected 10 mammal,
sneakers for next "Wednesday nights m,etl
ing reported tho following: H. n. Rico !
Z, Matthews. l. G. Lorsl, Il. N. GRAY. j q
nissNhufn mud Johnny Williams
me meeting closed With a short al.
u''Ss by the president Judge l.re Schwan.
DER. IN which he encouraged the cIuh /,
sun furthsr esprt itse,r In behalf of tr,a
democracy and Ia advocate a Glenn cam.
na'Sh ana the nphnild;nr of the eity.
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CITY HItEN TrIEs.


Work was heGun yesterday on the now LEFT
ptotcments arc also hctle made In other III
rcItiuus.
Mrs, j b, Williams will entertain the NJ r
Nhri club ~ her homo. on the corner OF
Chenvyort strcot and McGewon avenue, to-
morrow afternoon.
1l.c Third ward Brashcar club had meet.
tus apt night az Sacngarbuud hall whore
several speeches were made indorslng Judge
Brdshcars candidacy.
Chief Ravcll Of the Houston IRE department
VIII TO-DAY install William Fitzpatrick ~ cup.
tain nf engine house No & Fitzpatrick, has
been ripcman ON the chemical.
Three arrests were made by the sheriff
doperiment yesterday OF parties against whom,
MI. John Ludtkc makes affidavit CHARGING
them with tho theft Of lot OF hides ana
meat
san Jacinto chapter OF the Daughters OF tho
hnFuhlic viii hold regular meeting at tho
rcs'dcncc OF Mrs. Max IrVltz en- Tho corner
Of lannln street and Preston avenue, this ar
tcrroop at o'clock.
Pgiro'man Al Kirk Of the rostorGce bent
NEilo running Wednesday morning to tho ps.
sHlnr'o OF Patr0ln.gn Wilton, who WIS maxi
nus IN ufrest, fell ana broke his knee cap lie
WIS taken to his homo lp the patI nl Wagon,
WI liam +, Seibeft chief OF the prnnnpr
hre department yesterday received a hand
hoiar oil painting OF himself from "A lady
hr'~t OF Columbus Texas. with the portrait
came card bearing the following: 80 MIR
Wlllam Z, seihert. chief of tho Drummer nre
department, from Miss Banoh pcpnore snon
sor ni tho Columbus fire department -
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highest number OF votes for any office shall
| be declared the nominee of the party fol
| that office. duplicate list OF said name'
| shall be prepared, and. after being duly
| certified to by the chairman and score
| tary OF the executive committee, be de-
posted with the city secretary to be usec
| as copy for the ticket to be used at the
election. a poll list and tally sheet of each
voting precinct shall also be deposited
| with the city secretary for the inspection
| of any person who may desire to do so
| After the estimate OF the result of the
| primary election has been made as herein
| provided, the chairman Of the democratic
executive committee shall deliver to the
candidate or candidates for whom the great
est number of votes had been polled "a GER
| tifcate of election naming therein the Of
! fee to which such candidate has been
elected and number of votes polled for him
at said primary election, and shall the
same, and the chairman of the democratic
executive committee, shall declare the
person or persons receiving the highest
number OF votes for the different Offices
the nominees of the democratic party for
said Offices
T. At the primary election herein pro-
vided for there shall be voted for in each
voting precinct, two qualified voters OF
said precinct for members of the city DEM
ocratic executive committee for the sue
ceeding two years and the two persons
receiving the highest number OF votes in
their respective precincts shall be declared
the members of the executive committee
and said committee shall organize by the
selection of a chairman and secretary with
in ten days after the day OF the regular
election for city offices.
y. No candidate for office before this
primary election, nor employe of the city,
shall be n presiding officer or one of the
managers of the election.
,. To cover the expense of said primary
election the executive committee may levy
such an amount against each candidate
FOR defraying the expense of holding the
primary election ais in their judgment NAV
be necessary; that the name of each can
didate be presented TO the chairman of the
democratic executive committee in writing
over his own signature at least i've DAYS
prior TO the date set apart TO hold the
primary election in said county and that
the name of said candidate shall not be
placed upon the official ticket issued by the
said executive committee until the amount
so levied by such committee against such
candidate shall be paid.
10 Tickets and prescribed rules and
regulations for the holding Of the primary
election and such other stationery and
pararternalia rs may be necessary for the
holding of primary elections shall be fur
nished by the executive committee to tho
presiding officers
H. Members OF the executive committee
OF each ward shall have authority 10 an
point presiding officer for any precinct
IN which the presiding officer chosen. ms
sorve.
". The officers OF the primary election
shall take the oath that is prescribed nv
tions. S'es
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Charles Horton, Christian Scientist of
New York, member of the board of lee
tureship of the mother church of Christian
Science and of the First church of Christ.
Scientist in Boston, Mass. will deliver a
lecture on the Religion, Healing and Phil
osophy OF Christian Science in this city
next week. The lecture is given in the in
lcrest Of the cause Of Christian Science
ana Is free to all who are interested in the
practical operation OF this movement
which is said TO be accomplishing remark
able results in the healing of disease and
the reformation of the depraved
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Personal MENTION.

Mlss Addie IIardcman left yesterday fol
4 NRtorGoches.
Judge n. A. Greer of Beaumont was in
| the city yesterday
4 l. II Moves has returned from business
| TIP over tho state
state Comptroller n. W Finley was In the
| city from Auatin yesterday.
! T. H. olive OF Bastrop was In tho city yes
| terday n guest at the Capitol
o, ii. Kirklnnd OF Richmond was a guest
at the HItrhins House yesterday
Rev. William DuiioGc OF Sewnnec Tenn,
was guest at the Capitol yesterday.
Rev Father +. F. Brannan registered at
the Lawlor from Wcatherford yesterday
Mayor j. y. Compton OF La Porte was In
the city yesterday lpoling after his interests
here.
Colonel II. J. slcdgo. n prominent capital
let Of Kyle, WAS u guest at the Lawlor yes
terday.
Miss clnra Baueh has returned from visit
10 New Orleans, whore She enjoyed Mardi
Grns.
Or. q. W. Christian has returned from San
Antonio after spending several days there ON
business.
MIR and Mrs Lock Campbell of San An
tonic ltc quests of Mr. lnd Mrs Paul Fiatl.
Jos 1huvis street.
r.. w, Brahan. mn attnehe Of the Hunts
vile penitontinry, spent the day here ycster-
Nh1 w hhollNNbs
Mis- NJ r. Jones and daughters, Mrs. j.
G, Locke aud Miss Jeanette Jones left yos-
tordny Tor Los Angeles
Mrs Annie Mclean Moores has returned to
her homo In Fort Worth. after II visit to
friends and relatives here
Miss Jasper Gibbs lert yesterday morning
for her home In Mexico, pftpr an extended
visit With her sister, Mira. w, b, Jones.
Howard w. Peak. Vice president OF tho
State division of the Travellers Protective
was in tho city from Fort Worth
yesterday.
Colonel Baxter Smith OF the Fourth Tenn,
essee cavalry or Nashville Tenn. and one
VI tho most prominent lawyers VA the state
accompanied by Colonel William Washing
ION. cN-attoruoy general of Tennessee were
IN the city yesterday.
Mr. John y Clardy arrived In the city yes
crday morning from his homo IN Grncey.
", 10 attend the bedside Of his fathcr-in-
nw. Mr. Gus Evans, who Hes seriously m
II the boarding house Of Mrs. III. NJ Duscn-
,erry. 909 Walker avenue.
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The Bible reading conducted by Or.
Cockrlll at the Chapel, corner of Fannn
aud Pease strects. AT $3.50 p. nj. yesterday
was unusually interesting, The aubjec;
was the Blood, and was regarded as the
best OF the very able series OF Bible read.
ings giVon thus far, There iN "A desire
when tho weather Is favorable and larger
congregation present TO have him repeat
this Bible reading.
In the evening the song service was con-
Quoted by Rev +. +. McCiAuBhey, now
pastor of the Cumberland church IN Alvin.
but formerly an eyangelstic singer He ia
u good leader. and VIII render valuable
service In the meeting, The pastor de-
sires TO cHpress the appreciation OF him
sell and his congregation TO Rev o. IL
HotehkAs for valuable service during the
meeting Dr. Coekriil took his text in the
evening from Psalm 81, ., "My Soul
FhliBtcth for God, for the Living God ."
He said the body aud soul are distinct
creatures Tho soul lives In the body
but they are quite distinct. Both must
De sustained by things outside of them
selves The body must be sustained by
food adapted 10 IL or It. will die. The
soul must live upon spiritual food or IL
VIII oternally die II the soul Is ever
saved II must feed upon something outside
The soul can not be satisfied without It,
Everything In this world. even the bird,
tho Hover must live on some external
source OF food. The soul can no more live
ana be satisfied without external food. and
that food adapted 10 1t, than the bird the
lish or the flower. God has provided food
Tor every creature. The canary bird can
not i've on the food OF the eagle. The
hogse can not live upon the fond provided
iNF man. The soul law ~.
iood that God has provided for 1t. A man
tried to satisfy his soul ia the acquisition
o. u Knowledge OF science. but his soul
starved and he died IN unhappy man.
Ihere are men In this town trying 90 feed
their souls upon wealth, The only tlmc
mat God called man a fool Was when
the man pulled down his old barns ana
huilt new ones and said to his soul Soul,
tfon hast much goods laid up for many
wears " Thou fool this night thy soul shall
be required OF thee" and the soul died TIM
night so far as his salvation was concern
ca, lie said there was not u happy unsay-
cd man in tho world. " the soul Is sen.
araied from God Il Is not Mt home and can
not be happy. He must feed upon Christ
unhappy
ne drew a picture that touched the
hearts OF those present. OF sick YOUNG
iady lar on from HON. and wanting 10 90
NOME but was 100 near death to DO taken
nome. Her mother and father and the
rest OF the family came TO see her aud
when she opened her eyes and saw her
mqthef she exclaimed, Il am so glad
am ut home" II wax home to her 10 SCI,
her mother and other loved ones. II is
rome 10 US TO be In communion with God
pr, cockrlll win give another bible read
,hg ~ 800 p. m. today, using a black
neara Tor The benefit OF parents aud chill
dren Preaching again atT:4S =. M
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residence, No. 1912 Freeman street. Friday
evening February 25. from 3 TO u o'clock
tbtfo was large attendance, representing
almost every conceivable character. a
mcrricr crowd would be hard to Imagine.
Tho first part OF the evening wns devoted
10 trying 20 Identify zach other and award
ing the prize for the bcst or most comical
representation. Tho Prize was rare shell
from the Pacific coast
An amusing scene was presented rs those
present marched Ia couples before the
three judges for CRITICISMS The prize Was
carried Off by Master Percy Castor. who
represented miner In The KIondikc re-
g0n.
Masks were removed nj 10 o'clock. Judge
Hin gave the crowd fun possession OF
vacant house containing three large
rooms next door TO his residence, and the
remainder OF the evening was spent IN
playing various youthful games Appro-
pirate refreshments were served by Mrs-
nm. asststcd BY Mrs. c. H. Summers Miss
Martin and While Stcvis0n.
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fn,icucu,lcncc t)ny.

Yesterday was legal holiday in Texes
being the anniversary of the declaration o
Independence by Texas after the achieve
ment OF the signal victory over the Mex
lean troops at the battle Of San Jacinto o.
April 81 1886.
The only Observance OF the day In Hous-
ton was the closing OF the banks and come
few public Offices further than this the
day bore no semblance TO holiday.
The flag on the city hall was flying in
honor Of the occasion, but II floated TO the
breeze upside down. This however, at
trastod little attention, as the Texas flag
Is 80 constructed that 1t looks as well up
side down as II does right side up. The
nag In The proper position is with The
white bar on top. Changing it simply 10
verses the order OF the bars. placing tho
red bar above the white bat In no way
mars the beauty OF the flag.
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KILLED IN /. QUARREL.
Lee Dunn Is Stabbed to Dcnth and
Officers Are After Den Johnson.


Two negroes engaged in fight at a
saloon in Chaneyylle near Judge Deyine' s
court. yesterday afternoon, aud ono stabbed
The other to death. The dead mans name
is Leo Dunn, nnd the man who is alleged
to have slain him Ia known as Ben johu-
son. Both were employed al the Southern
oil mill. Johnson up to midnight was u
fugitive,
Dunn and Johnson were in a card room
OF the saloon, whom a dispute arose over
IS cents, Words led to scJgile, In which
johnson Is alleged to have driven knile
into DuBna breast As soon as he was
stabbed Dunn walked to the front uf the
saloon and dropped dead His body was
taken to Ross a Wrights, ana Justice OF
the Peace bevne of the Chaneyyille pre-
cinct conducted the official Investigation.
After the Stumbling johnson ran TO tho
southern Pacific tracks aud started 10 the
Firth ward. lie was seen by two ncgrors
who recognized him. Deputy Sherin Hi
lendnhl, Mays ana Warbrittuu went to the
Fifth ward and searched the resorts john
som usually visits, but were unable TO find
him. Tho officers were on their way TO
the city walking along tho Southern Pa
ttiie tracks, when tho eastbouGd Southern
Phcific passenger tram stopped to whistle
Tor the Houston East and West Texas
crossing. Johnson VAS aboard the train.
standing on the platform OF coach and
SEEING Deputy Warhritton. whom lie knew,
he Jumped 10 Inc ground The officers
gave chase, With the fugitive headed to.
ward the East and West Texas machine
'hops They fired number OF shots with
'u stopping his flight At the third shot
Johnson fell hut qtackly gained his feet
md continued running He IN believed 10
lnNp hsuO
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The Rites Perrorued

The rite OF circumcision was performed
Yesterday by DIR. l.. Heidngsfelder upon
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs H. Nuss-
baum, late OF Weimar the ceremony was
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. l. Wagner.
1901 Capitol, corner OF Hamilton Mir. ana
Mrs. Warner acted as sponsors. MIR ia
bert The Srdnd'ather of young Nussbaum
was present from Waco Mr. NJ. Gabert
was also present from Navasota.
After tho ceremony the guests enjoyed a
magnificent srreed. at which young Hlrsoh
Welt Nnssbaum was wished long life at
hAppiness and prosperitv.
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i'ound, ~ con,rode.

few days ago mention was made IN TIA
fos' Of an old confedernte veteran named
'ohn curloy being in the city sick and des.
ti'uir' looking for some comtads who could
certify 10 his service as coeai,lon neces-
safy to his gaining admission into the Con
islerate home. This notice met the eye n
Robert Heyer, who lives at 1914 Rnsk ave.
nue. IN this city, aud who served vim
1urley on the gunhoat sumpter Rohrrt
hsyer met and recognized his old co,nrads
whom he had NOT aeen since they ssrved
.wkuner ON ne sumpter the first year 81
G. 9. Beayons OF Dick Dowllnr ,aIs,n h :
y. an identification OF curley as hnvbny
the sumpter. N' upSn
Mr, cvrley is still. in the city al ST. Jo.
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rnrnNrrrin Cnnrert.

The nth ct the series of concerts iu-
auguratcd some time ago by the Houston
Turnroro'n will take place on the night of
Wednesday. March o. at Turner hall The
Mozart Symphony club. strong musical
organization OF New York. under the di-
recttnn of MIR, NJ. Blodeck and MIR. r.
Stoezer, viii furnish the entertainment
for the evening. This club is composed
OF MIR Otto Lund. Mr.. Richard Stoelzer,
Herr Thto. Iloch. Mr.. Mario Blodeck. as
sisted ny Miss Marie Louise Gumacr. Mr.
Richard Stoczer, Herr Theo. Hoch and
Mr., Mario Blodeck
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PUBLIC SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
~ Regular Mosthly Meeting Of the
School Board.
SUPERlS1eNDESl's xoSTHLYREpoR1
ohsw1nx Condition Of schools, At
tendance, EsroIimrnt, Tardi-
ncss, Etc.

Tho regular monthly meeting. OF the
board OF school trustees was held at the
high school building yesterday at 5 o'clock
Teachers excuses were passed upon. bills
referred to the finance committee and other
routine business transacted.
The superintendent report for the
month was read and ordered to tako the
usual course. Tho report is a. follows:
TO the Honorable Board OF School
Trustees.
Houston, Texas. March I. isgS.-The
table given below shows the number of
pupils enrolled. the per cent Of attendance
and tho nnmbsr Of cases of tardineas In
each Of the public rchools of the city for
The month ending February IL. 1898:
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nniIdImg perm,rs.

The following building permits were is.
sued yesterday from the office OF the city
engineer:
!. Mtchner, addition to house, Fargo
addition, $40
W. II, Lighthouse, addition 10 building.
lot o. block 800. Washington street. S25.
A. Faulkner. new floor, lot IL, block a.,
Prairie avenue, $65
+. pepslde, onc-story cottage, lot s.,
block 257, summer street. $500
Peter Cohen, shed on Mckee street. sos.
TOTAL number Of permits issued during
So, 1886
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It is, or should be, the highest aim OF
every merchant to please his customers.
and that the wide-awahe drug firm of
Meyers Eshloman, Sterling. M, is doing
so IS proven by the following from Mr.
Eshleman' In my sixteen years expert
enco in the drug business have never
seen or sold or tried a medicine that gave
as good satisfaction as Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy"
Sold by all druggists.
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this city. they shipped goods to Mess D
Wall q s,abe OF the value OF 1854. Tbs
goods have arrived, but the National Cas-
kot company viii probably have to pay
their freight back to New York. as Messrs.
Wall & Stable notified tho Arm that they
had authorized no such shipment and they
know OF no such person rs young Mr..
Wall"
The casket company has not yet advised
Mossrs Wall e. Sabe In what way they
accommodated young Mr.. Wall'' ii ton-
siderntion of his having given them the
order
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TMo Sunni Isirn.

AZ l;2o Yesterday afternoon telephone
alarm OF fire from district "a led the de-
partment 10 Maycs drug store at No.
isvi Commerce street where a small blaye
mad been started by sparks from flur
me names We're extinguished after abnut
Wy worth q damagc had been done Ia mo
building, which Is owrOi BY & ii. Burns,
Ahotner alurm came In by Telephone
from district 3iG at $3.50 last night the
ssuse being = hro In the office Of Z. d,
sTary on tho ~corner Of Mckinney und
li,Itehlns street. which had started from, Nv =
uefcclivc hue. The building Was DANA red
% the extent OF about $5. ~
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NOTICE. TAXPAYERS.

In accordance with the city charter the
delinqnent tax roll will be published on
she 2ist day OF March and appear for ten
consecutive days, An additional penalty
OF 81 viii be charged TO cover cost OF ad.
vertisng and statements to the city at
tornoy, Those who desire 10 save the COS, =
anu a SUIT 10 recover taxes by law will do
Well TO pay their taxes before the ahoye
date, All property no, rendered by Anil
VIII be placed on the unrendered ANA
unknown rolls. Justin q W.hlie
City Assessor and Collector.
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Tho trip of Dr. Il. NJ. swearingen. State
health officer, from Austin to Galveston
for the purpose of surgical operation. has
been postponed for the present Captain
Quinlan's private car was sent TO the State
capital Tuesday night for use by Or.
swearingen' but n telephone message re-
etived Yesterday was TO the effect that The
trip had bean POSTPONED.
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Seats for TN. encp.cr,,.

Al who contemplate attending the Saen.
gerfest to be held in Galveston on April
20 26 and % are requested to hand in
their names and secure seats Mt C. Janke
q Co.'S plano store, coz Main street, Hous-
ton, as early as possible. Season tickets
are 81. emitting the holder to the three
concerts. After 1000 season tickets have
been disposed Of single tickets Will cost
81 30 mar sonf
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Cases

The past month proved In he norl,ans
me most Interesting and Instructive wn
nave no far had during the year The
a9nowlng 10 tho programme prepared in
au,niioo anu sent out from this Office as
BASIS oil the institute work
OUTLINE OF TOPICS.
oha'y OF Pupil With Teacher in Prepare.
ton OF Lesson.
Ideal to he secured
"Details In securing the ideal
pills. "''eo,'ns pn-
The assignment 0, The lesson.
tIVNions Preparation OF the lesson by tho
seauner necessary To proper asslgnmon, -,
ksson. s''ioh' el
lns lesson to be assigned with ciearness
and deflniteness,
Pppils attend TO all their wants s.,,..
FL necessary materials and remove everv'
tnins thai Is unnecessary
~ a quiet signal pupils OF class all ,a,,..
WoIk, anu the teacher, nfter wait;n,, ',,,s,,,
sire that all are In proper tenslnn Mn
tee lesson, passes to The reciiotien ,r ~
otner division. 1.-THE discussion proreeas
~ WY supposit'on that the teacher has
Two. and only two. divisions ms
While the teacher Is engaged in Tho 90,
tsuon. no pupil In the class mot on rea,,a
uop 70 DC Permitted 10 yet anything iha.
enSuia nave been provided before hsnn
epeak 10 any one. ask the teacher aha,..
inc lesson Or change his work. "N''u'
Mnat he may do In adjusting himself IL
Unity OF Pupils vita Teacher III IN. poc,.
tAtion
The Ideal 10 BE- secured.
meahs ~ securing the required tdoay
avorable conditions TO ts sec,,roJ
s u. tvpaIatiop OF lesson nv both teneher
~ pupils. Special attention 10 our a., :.
(. ~ Z discussion Of the teachers prepsra.
Outer form Of unity 10 he secured
i, szeens q moving tho clnrs throurh ~.
,sS9s9et of tho lesson ~
w ~ H sg y 81 tie sam. thing Il Inc
'''slsn 4 sepnop method. Il hoard
onretls qusstscs.
re apaetlen Il teaching. The
3|: * a. ssysrrlus method.
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~ resronse 70 an invi.asIoa sent out by
n MIA M g Nm and daushlers. Misses
Lturs ana Willie Rurney, ana I.lxsie iiill,
q me youthful element of Inc ueirhbor.
hsea g Attead masquerade given Il the