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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31
MONEY
TALKING NOW.
There Is $4,000 at the
Davis Association to
Back Crane.
ONE BET OF 5000 COVERED
Leader Davis Declares That
Voorhees, Defeat Is Now
Assured.
LEGISLATURE is ALSO SAFE
Brautigam So Discouraged
That He is Not Making
Canvass.
LEGISLATURE IS ALSO SAFE

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one wees ilo.n sosns "I,s 49,
saon a sso''el ~ ro,.Stz eani9afe
s,sa,s l'sssSss a,ae+o, ss'' % ~ payis i not ro
,,,.;,,, IL $ 5gillsng 8 hack 10 his
1870, II, ,.,;t asl5 sSTorav talks ana
fasssler Teavfs & willing to allow that
,5.,,, ,,,esi,, II earrxs ~, ali his future .po-
If4;,sals ca,,0arsaftons SATURDAY. evening
s.. 10 rams Of me I,aberf Dayjs Asso-
iation. on Mercer street. there was an
,,n,,s,,al1{. lares aafl,ering of Republicans
..,.as 3,e,n,cra4s The Republicans were
tl,,ra II ee4 > isr,e IN what 1,]1a Democrats
80 5sin- & Ala no5 take u aearefill oh
| se,s,.sy. ,,arv lonss - hpeap,e convinced
th.t ~ s4ans e hainsr left nrtnrned Ia
..las.4 f,,.,,a IA ia ssh,ls loesi ticket
4 Pey,,l,l;ean 4ar,b 4ronnod In 5lafe m
az a,,a,,;,,a asd ss;a soraets.i,,o al,o,,t
,sa sr5;, a,se,, 49, 4saste., NJ 3
,sSss,,.,ss,, .,,,,s4 s.t.,5s mn.
80 4,,.t /,
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iss'iio = ~ ssS sssssssss
ssoiiis'ss sis'ss. =
psa1ssa = y 891 ~ { ,3 4 ilsss4 s,,
e ens hssllslat = slsA'ss ~ 4 80.
cans N'ho S oss ~
1 e Il ssitslf'asf1esa 7taasst mere e 2 pooh =
go stf {fse fsose1't pa ssls sasl1 y
pe used la eSYsrAslg AZ BETS up ~ .iias
linflt 1f any keHup leans 1eel Aleats1su -
ese Cd tsat filssit = ey VIII ee acc5nlino-
dats4l tsish $500 bet. l@e money Will
be psodgcsa at any time
satGseay night, II was announced that
4 certain Repn9li 9liean of HoaoaKen wiso IS
ergaged in the p9tato business Wafteft
to bet 5000 on VOORHEES, election. a
gen slelassfn eprese ntsiss Leader DAVIS
went to kioboken, do4iHd the potato dsat7
e., and found too that Il was potatoes
rot dollars he wished 70 stake on Voof-
hees' victory ~ here IS AL the even money
TO be had that the NcoThees men want.
Up 70 Saturday the Democrats were NOT
riaSins oets on the eu-eone of ta : szueer-
ratoriai battle Saturday evening reports
were received from the heaeqnartefs ot
the State Committee which convince
everyone VINO IS familiar with New Jer-
sey politics that Foster NJ voorhees, is
go4ng 70 pe beaten. ana peateh eauly.
he canvass 81 the state, as made by the
Sfate committee SHOWS that lhe Hepup-
licai.s Tlil not get many members of the
Assembly. IN speaking OF the situation
.,... I I,,,,{.
TINS morning Leader DAVIS SAID
1--WE the positive now that Elvin w.
Crane will be the next Governor of New
So ss.es = ,.fztzs,,
Jersey. Never before u .te hiStoly u
this State have Democrats made such an
earnest fight. Throughout the state the
,,a,t.r is ,,ni4ed Harmony aravails everv-
ps.As = s,4s. ~. ss-g -,
where, and all the Old forces are at WORK
for the head of the ticket In counties
!. sa,, ,s,,s;1,,a5 17c,,5,tf,,l c,rara ie
/" "iiiSn "s1s : - Z, =
gaming strength every Gay. mat IS only
one of the beneficial results of running
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31

VILLA M
lican opponents when they passed the
following resolution, introduced by Sem
/ ator Voorhees,:
Resolved. That the Senate does hereby
express its appreciation Of the ability
courtesy and uniform good nature Of Sem
atof DAILY, the leader of the minority IN
tho Senate during tho, present session Of
tho Legislature.
In speaking to the resolution President
Stokes ard Senator voorhees, both paid
eloquent tributes to his ability and
worth Mr.. Stokes said: =. am proud to
number the Senator among my friends
/ he has, been my friend since I have en-
+ tered legislative life; many times have I
called upon him for advice and I have
always found him the same genial, lSina
DAILY, ever willing to aid and assist when
requested
Mr.. DAILY was elected to the Senate IN
1885, by a large majority and during ais
second term in the Senate took an active
| part in the legislative work. During the
session q 1872 ~ Daly etrfesets ieus1is
M, MeArthuf infamous extension piA
by means Of NJ III the Republicans hope1
to maintain oo4-.rol Of The municipal al
isils u Jersey sits F'Aii : :" = : + ~ IS.
a'ia'fs nag osen taken ou' . 'heie 'iait1s
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o''e'ous ~ = e'-7' = : ''le - s
i the puohe' 10! = = si'o = - . 7tlias
''i0'' o4's : '''e :
ehose miio sti4ie eoi'ip peti'ioi' t'iio = = -
on society,
And Tor What gooa purpose 10 eiies "
mand the repeal OF TINS lawf ihey 'sAi -
II VIII prlhg capieai iiilo tiie ''s'e' = i'Ss
say It invites capltat g licofpora'e uis.ei
our laws-tnat II IS lhtehoea . piosees
our corporations from 'ile eAae 'io''7
sister States II TINS proposi'ioii rssssai 'ins
the increase OF revenue we're true ! siiouie
stin object strenuously 70 saerincihs 'he
honor of my State that these corporations
might evade any duty they owe 70 a sls'ef
State. or that we shoula pc lhe psi1ie-
iaries of one cent that could cause misery
and aid in the least degree the propaga-
tion of these infamous trusts.
This State can't afTord 70 lhpite capila1
at the expense of her honor She cannot
afford to build up her treasury upon the
tears and misery and suffering OF the peo-
pie. Nor can we afford to be the any q
trusts and corporations against the PUBIC
! ...xor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31
PIasterers' Union for Crane.

The Plasterers Union has come out for
Crane and all the local Democratic can
didates. There are about five hundred
plasterers in the county.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31
Soldiers Against Voorhees,.

There are away doing military duty,
somewhere up in Pennsylvania, about
], POO sJerseymen. The treatment they have
been subjected to ever since they volun-
teered their services in the Spanish diff
ficulty, has embittered them against Fos-
ter Voorhees, A poll of the regiment was
taken some weeks ago and, OF the 200,
more than 800 are out for Crane. Voor-
hees and his hackers have been counting
on the soldier vote from the outset. The
men say that their treatment is entirely
due to Voorhees, Indifference.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31

| AS he addressed the FreslusHl, tleiuol
was perceptible in his voice, soon he
mastered it, and for two hours he held
the Senate and the audience spellbound,
not a soul moved during his entire ad-
dress, the same packed Senate was there
when he concluded. His denuneiation of
monopoly was terrific, his invective
against the lobby was bitter, his tribute
| to the long suffering people was the ex-
perience of man whose heart was with
them.
In concluding his address. he said:--
my State is now owned and controlled
by aggregated capital the great water
fronts that were the common inheritance
of the people has been alienated and
taken from them by vicious, unjust and
Unconstitutional legislation, and delivered
| over to monopoly. franchises have been
awarded them for nothing and made the
basis of assets comprehending millions;
your streets and highways pay tribute to
their mercenary demands, private prop
erty has been taken without just COM
pensation; legislatures have been corrupt
ed. and municipal halls made the scene
! Of barter and sale; all this for monopoly.
They now enter this Senate and would de-
bauch and corrupt you to pass this most
infamous measure and create another
monopoly. Senators, in the name of JUS
tice, in the name Of the people, rise to the
occasion. spurn them and historic New
Jersey will escape shame and obloquy.
When he concluded Senator Voorhees,
grasped him by the hand and he could
be heard to say. II am with you.
Senator Stokes and the other Senators
crowded around ID grasp his hand; the
galleries applauded, he was the hero of
the hour.
Senator Voorhees, then followed ard
he too made a brilliant effort. when the
roll was called the bill was defeated by
vote OF fourteen to seven the same
vote by which they had expected to pass
the bill. Senator Daily had won great
victory, monopoly was crushed and de-
feated.
He had the honor to be appointed
member of the Senate Investigating Com
49, aaa;4,, ~ sbo,vea sucb
'i'-'' : =
good judgment IN proolng real e1iis tns'
his course was publicly endorsed by
william III. corbin. counsel for the COM
.4. ~, s,,,o.,;r,r ,r,,,,,,;.a+ion
:
Jersey City. Sept. TO- 1895.
- 49, reoa,Z,sd conv Of
vour address delivered at Asbury Park.
for which accept my thanks. and which
snaii no ooupt reao VAN 'iue's il'ss.s
80" - ssaa,stisr e f,s n,a,,lv
ana fndeu6ndent course you pursued in
the investigation at Trenton, under cir
cumstaRcess swnleh were some"iiaa = ilis :.
aant s1,s sesp-e ~ aus ~ ,,,e,rs.ers of .be n
vestigating Committee than they are
aware The Committee presented the
nrst instance naSe eyei ''o's'is = :. =.
- s,,a,, of .
corcmittee AS YOU well said when you
We're addressing the Senate. the members
OF the committee were aceuatea os hoth-
rs ~ ,,,~osa :,
develop the truth and to correct abuses.
Tho recollection OF your services on
that committee ought TO De a source OF
inuen % sas.S.'aes'oi = - 49, -
Yours very truly.
w. H. CORBlN.
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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1898-10-31
No Tap to Brautigaln's Barrel.

There is gloom at Republican head
quarters. Henry Brautigam has refused
to allow the heeiers of his party to tap
TContinued on Fifth Page.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20
DO RODAK0W w ASHLAND
I OKOIICY.

Rodacy! Jezeli macie jjakl process
Tub wog6le po~trzebnjecie porady W
spraWach sadowych, udajcie sig z
zaufaniem do pana PM ase h W.
skiego W Ashland, 819 = W. 2nd
Str.
Gdy bedziecie pctrzebowal1 adwo-
kata, to p. ~Piniachowski zaprowadzi
was do takiego, kt6ry INA sic ia pra.
vie l ME wezmie cd was wyg6rowanej
zaplaty.
A]ezeli uwazacie.i il W salzie bedize-
Gle musieli p%oslugiwac sic t1umaczem.
to wezcle re soba ma termin pana
.Piniachowskiego. Mcz,cie bye pewni, re
On sedziemu s4owa vase aku: atnie
i~p'zetlumaczy, DO jezyk angielski INA
d%oskonale.
Polak, kt6ry sic sprawach sado-
wych uda wpierw do p. p iniac h owe
skie o. ne do adwokata, zawsze
dobrze ma tenn wyjdzie zwykle oszcze.
dzi sobie koszt6w i klopot5w.
Pan P%iniachowski pcmuga takze
rodakom PREY poszukiwan::u praoy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20
Hulk kureE, kac1eA gesf


powinno bye tel pore. Ko,ej
Northern Pacific przejezdz4 przez tie
oko]ice W W%isconsinie, Mlnncsocie ]
P6tnocnej Dakscie: gdzie ptas:wa tego
znajduje sic masami.
Plsae do Chas, S. Fee, Gen. Pass
Agent kolei Northern Pacific, St Paul,
MINI. a przes.e ksiazeczke, w~skazuja-
CO W kt6:ej okolicy z n~ajlepszym
skutkiem ma dixie ptastwo p,lowae
MONA, oraz zawieroj2~a prawa 0
polowaniu W stahack p~6lnocno zacl od-
Mich zachodnlch
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20
Il a g a q

Jako rvcerz niezxalczony,
Jesten W ooju nader srogi
Nam ma gtowie chefn czerwory,
A orzY oogach nam ostr5g'.
Ludzi, kt6rzy lubia We snie
OdpoczYwaG ma ~pos,eli.
Badze krzyk!em swo,m wczesnie,
By do prac sic dziennych wzieli.
Pod opieki mel os}vua,
W polw6rku wleJsklei zagrody,
Wodze towarzysxek greAo,
Bron:ae ja cd zlej przygodye
MuzYkalnYm idac torem,
Sladlszy sobie ma chlewlkd,
Czesto ranklem lub wiec1orem
Wykrzkuje... (co?)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

ftp. Scheiahard odpowledzia} III
to, il ole zdaje smu sic, jakoby
tak,m hYf.
Ma to hr. Stolberg tax SLIME
uderzy4 sierzanta W twarz, II tenze
potoczy} sic ma obok stojacY w6z
Gdy nastepnie sierzant Scheinhardt
do dwoeh swych towarzYszy zawo-
lar: Widzieliscie, jak mule b,to! do
bY} rotmistrz pa}asza i uderzy{
sponieWlsranego najplerw W noge,
a nastepnle zada} ma clos W lewa
STRONG g}owy.
Sch, inhardt Wy ciqgna} chustke cd
nosa, ably krew otrzec, przYbrai
wyprostowana wojskowa po5tawe,
Iecz po chwilce upadf bez przytom~
ny ma ziemie.-
Sohejnhardta j%eszcze tego q
mego w,eczora odU 1eziono de
Hagenau, gdzle ma drugi dzleh, Is
I'm, zmar} ME odzyslzawssY przy-
t,maosci.
Ciezki c.cs zada4I wladomcs6:
0 powyzszYm 'vYpadku rodzlnie
zmartcgo. Choro*ity ojciec tract W
synu na]lspsia podpo'e pomoc ma
sta osG.
Rotmistrz hr. Stoiberg-Wer
nlge.ode ma lat 80 l prey wymie
3 kwsrtal6v, DawnieJ s}uz7l PREY
~ pu,ku huzar6w, atoli wskutex
" awansie. a dluzszy nawet czas
PAhYz. We Francy'. v
AsoseJ cLsc o'"eIa la fTasach
@cale ME WYgasfS, Nszclz1e ~nlo-
SKI rzadu, daz2ce do poW1ez5zenla
arm'l, przy1mowace byWaja z na]S'
w1eksz2 zyczllwosc12. Cbecnie po-
mYsl1no zuow 0 ulepszeniu armat.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

ME odtnacza sic zreszta niczem
niezwykfem. Ale czasami popada W
zadume /, wowczas widzi jasnc
rzeczy przYsz}s I tax II. p. W sor
bote, 3 b. ~. rozmawiaj9c z trzema
osobami pied domem syYm, nagle
zamilk} / wzrok nieruchomy utkw1}
" przestwor1u ma pytanie dru.
gich wcale ME zwazaf / ME odpo-
w1adai. Pc kiiku minutach take.
go stanu ooknaf sic, odetchnal
g}eboklo i wylzeki: Stras7nie! Ma
pYtanle seslad6w odpow1edzial te-
raz mniej @1ece] co naste 3uje. Cd
DIS "a tydzlen ot=zymamy moving
z poludn;a. IL zastyletnja tam ME.
wiaste. N%astepnei sctoty naIesz}a
wiesc o zamo@dowanlu c%esarzowej
Wr6zb,ta ow zapoH1e
dzia} te5, ze ~ieszcze przod uplY-
wen b. roKu zamordowanym o
stanle ieden z z najmoznleJ
szYch tego swiata z ogromnym bu-
BERLIN. Wobtc llcznie &C.
branej pub1icznos:i, W laz'enkach
Aegirlal probowano nowego przy-
rzadu zabezp,eczaj4cego cd zatonie-
cia. JEST on zrob. ony W kszts}cie
bluzy po1s;Ytei lekka tkanS?P,
wYpeInisj9ca lodge sfo-
a ME pr1yjmojaca wody
Way Qua O,02S mniej niz Ia sama
objetosc woody. Dluza TAXA Way
10000 gram6w Kto j2 ma siebie.
H}ozy Jest bezp;ecznym cd zaton1e-
;ia, p1ec cs6b, dw6ch mezczyzn
1iewiesty, chc9c wykaz*G prakty.
tego przJ ~ :dn, wskeczyio
10 wody, a zadna z ,ycn oS6b ME
sic W n'ej z:nacsI6
o ZABOJSTWIE slerz4nta
scheinhordta podA]a nastepuj ace
szczegd}y:
Z.z5ary przez rotInitt a br.
Stole berga s~;erzaot Schcluhardt
est synem rzem!esInlka W Turyn'
,l,r. Ojclec Jest oucoie 1n"aliden
;torego sYnws2;eral.
Sci eth TT bt1 sie'zantem
,rzy 4 szwadronle y pulku ulanoH
' Saarbarg. Pelnia, s}uzo2 kwa-
e1m.s!rza .szvadrcnu, mlaf pewh-
zony gEt.ny doz6r mad aparatem
10 gotovaula iadfa dla zo}nlerzy.
N. ca polrzedzajaca wypadek,
ano Scheinh2Tdta 90
,dbioru furazu.
Zolaiez1e zatrudnieai gotoHa-
1iem ma aparsc;e popeEnill ten
il ME zalozYli "a n,ego gumo~
wei obr9czk1, ably do sTudka po~
1ietrze ME dochodzl!o. Skutkiem
ego jadlo by{o kwasae.
Gdy szwadron v1eozorem ST.
na1 biwakleD, S;helnhardL przY-
byl Z ildlem, zapim jeinak takowe
rozdzielono, otrzyma} rozkaz poje~
chanla do miejscoTosci Hagen i
sic TAME 0 dalsze srtd.
XII z5wnosci.
Gdy PREY by4 z p%ow.otem, ia
dfo pamle dry zoinlerzy juz roz-
b 10 ono skutklem ni,~
dostatecznego zamkn'ecja aparatu
Rotmistrz hrabia Stolberg
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20
Pora poEowcn

oiiecujo bye n%adzwyczlj dobra Kolej
Northern Pacific plzerzyna ckollce,
ma;;ace swiatowa ssawe pod w~zgledem
low6v, szczeg6.uie ma kury kaczki i
gesi
Pis@e do Cnas. S. Fee, Gen. PAN.
Agent Nor. Pac. Ry,, przesle bro
szurke zawle5ajaca b]zsze ~szozeg6ly
wygledem %odnesoych low6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20
TO 1
ROZB0JNICZKA

ROZBOJNICZKA. Sycylia
Jest olczyzna rozb6inlk6w to
niet]lko mezk1ego rodzaju. VISTA
villa sic obecnis ma catY kra
Joanna Gesace, 22-letnis zaledWle
dzIewczyna. Jest ona rczb6]nlczka
W caiem tego slowa z%naczenlu' w
roku 1892 zaeztYletowa}a swego
kochanka, a sad unlwlnnA j;
rozzuchwalona tenn, pusci1a sic ma
rabunki, rozbija{a 20 drogach
publicznych, Pred Kilku dnlsml "
mezkiem przebranin pladro"ala
jakis sklep. gdy il schwytano na
goracym uczynku, lecz zdofafa
ueiec, zabiwszy jednego karaol"
era.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

ZDRADZIkA Sic.
lie PAM, panno Mario, llczy SO
bic lat?
- Os:emnascie.
- A PAM mfodsza siostr~?
- Q, ona juz skonczy}a W l1pcu
dwadzlcscl3.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1898-10-20

WP0ZBIARZ. w Szwecyi;
W pobllzu miejscowosci soedere-
sem " prowincyi Sob onem, ivje
wiesnlak blisko so-lctni, kt6rY
nodle z7pewnienla 'sas1ad6W biz
-zych i dalszych ~obdarzony jest
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13
oARD-PARTIEs ARE THE FAD.
Petersburg Society Amusing Itself
With Whist and EuohPe.


PETERSBURG. VA. February IA
CSpecial.)-Society OF tho "Eabbls-go5sls-
git" order Is in Petersburg rather a ttlinE
OF the past or future. Teas and recap
lions as yet have not obtained a hrm
enough foothold to disDlaes cur faYorlii
pastime--cards, and the numerous invita-
tons to card parties ars stin regarded
with unmitigated pleasure. as are our
always-en50yabl germans
beautiful dance took place on MONDAY
night after tho competitive dr1u. which
was very interesting. Mr. john Arthur
Johnston. OF the A. p. Hi Rines, re-
ceiying the medal as the best-driRed man
In thu company. Library Hail presented
very attractive ans animated scene, no
beautiful gowns OF the ladies and ne
mems uniforms blending very effectively
The german was gracefully TED py
Messrs. Leroy Roper and Clasett louns.
The chaperons were Mrs. Hugh Stockdeb
Mrs. W. IL. Harrison, Mrs. James Mcli-
waine, and Mrs. II. o. Egerton. me
dancers were Misses Carrie Pryor. Mamie
Scott, Bessie Boiling Anne GIL. Martha
Collier, Matte Watson. Leiper Nenaole.
Mary Bragg Robertson, Lima Noitcnius.
Mary Zeleme Johnston. Elise harrison.
olive Taylor, Jennie Hinton. Blancns
Raymond. Elizabeth Raymond. Mary
Field, Kate Mann. Sallie Bernard. Mary
Jones. Frances Ream, eliza Bragg Mary
Meade Bernard Mary Friend. Mary Gee
Nellie Cooke. Mary Beasley, Mrs. Siyih
Mrs. A. J. Nichols. Mrs. e II. Beasley'
Mrs. T.. II. Patterson. Mrs. J. a. WILKES
Mrs. N. c. Jackson, ana Messrs. hl
Beasley, Robert Martin. Meade Doyle
Bart. Roper Andrew Allen. spooner Epea
Hugh Stockdell. Harry Beasley, W. L.
1, TAHUN
Roper, George Cameron, Stanley BECK
with. John Hall. Hamilton Rogers Z. H.
Derby, Benjamin Hume. Samuel weisF
ger, Thomas Holden, Or. John Mann
John Arthur Johnston, Allie Friend, JONI
Watson, Dunn Martin, Moylan Field, 100
Smith, NJ c. Jackson, John wilkins, PAU
Roper J. Monro. Il. GIL. Wallace Jeuef-
son. w. Clagett Young. Charles T. Lassi-
ter. Waverly Townes, and William
Young.
AN ENJOYABLE WHIST PARTY.
Miss Lillian Nichols entertained no
Matinee Whist Club on Wednesday. ana
a very enjoyable morning was spent py
Misses Lima Noltenius, Carrie Pryor, bes-
sic Boiling, Kate Mann. Margaret Dim-
mer. Elise Harrison; Brownie Petit Ok
Richmond. and Saidec Foster.
The Young Ladies' Social Club was en-
tertained on Friday evening by Miss Az
brey Robinson. Dainty decorations vi
Testout roses and maidenhAir ferns mAos
her homo very attractive. Dancing az
cards provided amusement for the guess
who were Misses Eliza Bragg, Mary ENo-
iyn Pagham. Josephine French, tranee'
Ream. and Ellie Robinson; Mss,ss
Thomas Dunn, b. I. Hume, Hin, william
Roper. Walter Robinson. ana CooAi's
ham OF Massachusetts.
Miss Mary Zsleme Johrston enteftains~
the Young Ladies' Card Club very sfese
fully on Thursday at her home, on Jenes
son street. The fcore-cards were csin.y
decorated, and AFTER eleven oelshu
games Miss Mary Ellen Whytc's sho",s
the greatest number Of punches. ana
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

I marked by informal dances. given "a n.
friends OF the guests % the hotel. A,
Fry. the popular manager Of tire hos,
has the ballroom on the parlor threv,
open and the Jeffeigon orchestra clse.s
at the disposal Of tho dancers.
Miss Alice Hotchlliss ana sfisu R.,A,.
White had a delightful visit to Ola Pa,
last week.
Miss Schrler. who was one Of The ma,
popular Of the recent visitors 10 -
mond. has returned to her home m ~
York.
One OF the pleasant promises for u,
future is that in connection With N,
bal poudre to be given By the Jsnsrse.
Club on March tho Sth.
Mr.. ]. G. Kurman. OF New Yorx. wa
has been staying for some time AZ a,
Jefferson. left last week for an sxtsndss
southern tour.
Miss sImons. recently the susst ss M.
Hattie Sycle, has returned 10 her hsn..
in Philadelphia
OF Mrs. ]. Marcuse-
Ono OF tho most beautiful entertain.
ments given here this year was the coo.
NAL ball, OF which Miss Irina Rose
baum was last week the hostess.
Miss Freedman. OF Philadelphia: Ma
Irma Rosenbaum and Mrs. Ia Rosen.
baum are visiting friends in the South
Savannah, Atlanta. and New Orleans ass
soma OF the objective points OF their trip
Mr.. and Mrs. J. HutzIer, nee Hs.l,r
have returned from their bridal tour.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale viii ma.
at 40 p. NJ. Friday afternoon In the
home Of Mrs. @. w. Stevenson. SO Floyd
avenue.
On Tuesday evening, from 10 II
o'clock. the Oakwood Memorial Assocl,s
ton will give. at 26QS east Grace street
complimentary tea TO tho Hebrew Ne
mortal Association, the Hollywood Ms-
mortal Association. and the members n
tho various military bodies IN the city.
The entertainment IS 10 be a brilliant
one I'm many respects. One picturesous
feature is that the military guests vii
come in uniform.
Mrs. Moncure and the Misses vgnilaes
will be informally at home on Monday
next, and again on the last Monday IN
February.
AZ 10 A NJ Tomorrow there wiz teG
meeting OF the vce-regents OF tho Ca.
federate Memorial Literary Society, at
the home Of Mrs. J. Taylor Elyson.
Miss Anne Read McIlwaine OF Hamp-
ton-Sidney, is visiting her sister, Bf1.
F'rayser, on Fifth street.
At recent meeting OF the Deep-Rua
Hunt Cub IL was decided 70 have TIVE
days for races to take place in tho lat
ter part OF April.
Miss Emily Terele CoclxA Of Charles
.own, w. Va. is visiting Mrs w chase
Morton. at go Main street west
Miss Lottie Barksdaio r. spending shs
winter with MrA Sidney y. Neblstt Of
Tex. Later Mss Barkstala
With Miss Cary Neblett. will go 20 Mexico
m a pleasure trip.
No. SOL east Main. Gsrbors old stand
las been secured as tho place for The
'ounders'-Day dinner TO be given o.
All gifts must be sent there
arly on the morning OF that dAY.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-02-13

Mrs. John Williams Harrison gave a
very enjoyable card party Friday eve
ming. The ladies invited came at 8 O'Clock,
and played progressive euchre until 10.
when the gentlemen arrived. Mrs. John
w. Cringan superintendent the arrange
ments Of the beautiful supper-table ana
it's tempting menu.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Wexford. Mr.. and Mrs. ii. o. Funston,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hoge, Mr. and Mrs.
Isaac Davenport, Mr.. and Mrs. WhitmeIl
s. Forbes. Mrs. Moses d. Hoge, Mrs. 5.
w. Travers, Miss Fannie Harrison, Mr..
and Mrs Edmond Strudwicke. Mr.. ana
Mrs. John Finders, Mr.. and Mrs. &. ~.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Shepherd Strud-
wicke, Mrs. Meares. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
Ben Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. Ashton Starke.
Mrs. Grey Skipwfth Mr.. and Mrs. J. X.
Y. Daniel. Mrs. Dallas Flanagan, Miss
Stringfellow. Miss Margaret Stringfellow.
Miss Nash, Miss George Blankenship,
Mrs. Adolph Osterloh. Miss Madgo White,
Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Cooke, Miss Cooke.
Mrs. @. A. Davenport, Mrs. Christopher
Towpkins, Mrs. Ashby Wickbam, Misc