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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
ESTERHAzY ACQUITTED.

SQUIRT Martial Decides Him Guiltisss
or Conspiracy Against France.
Paris, Jan. 1.-THE secret delibera-
ton Of the court martial In the case
Of Major Esterhazy terminated at ais
last evening. when the president put
the following question TO the sourt;
us Major Esterhazy guilty OF having
had dealings with = foreign power, or
its agents. t. ineite them to commit
hostilities or undertake war against
France. or procure the means OF doing
so1~
The woes were recorded IN conformity
with article Isl OF the military Gods.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

The Springfield Music Co., Spring
fed, Mass kss just issued a new
song, entitled, 1.-The Key to Hades
words by Nixon Waterman, music by
Wells r Hosmer. composer of the
song, "Bsby Belle" and the jean Mis-
sud" and II Thomas Baldwin march
es. The title page bears = strikingly
characteristic design in two color by
the famous poster and deco 'atige artis
Mr.. will H Bradley, it eng the first
title page OF the kind ever Issued. Nd
sicians (and poster collectors as we'll.
can order it through their local music
dealer or direct from the publishers
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
NOTICE.

To the subordinate lodges OF the In
dependent Order OF Good SAmaritans
and Daughters OF Samaria:
Each lodge Of the above named or
der is requested to appoint five dele
gates to meet in convention at Bur-
wells Hall. Hull street. Manchester.
Va, JanHary II, 1898 at 8 D m. for
the purpose of making arrangements
for the 32ad anniversary of the above
named order. Delegates must have
credentials.
J. R. TAYLOR.
V. Nj. GvATHMKY, Deputies.
w. II. HATCHER,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

On last Saturday A. n january S.h.
the Shiloh Rap'ist Church OF Powhs-
tan County. Va, Was burned 20 the
ground. The members and friends
met on the Sunday following and de-
cided to rebuild the same ard will
glsdly receive any amount the friends
and the public may be disposed TO send
TO their pastor.
kEv. RoBERr RURToE.
Mschsux r o., Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

On New Years night, January /,
1898. the ladies and gentle men who at
tended the wine supper st the cosy
home of Mrs. Mary E. Lane, 60l1T Cal-
houn street, expressed themselves as
having been highly entertained by the
two Misses Laynes ard Miss Johnson
Delicious music was rende red by Mr..
James Washington, Mr.. Mayo and 9TH
ers. Gsmes were ind ulged in until
the wee sma hours. then the happy
parties left for their many homes.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
CHARLOTTESVILLE LETTEs.
News ola Week-At the Ohurches-A
Delightful Dinner PartY-PesOnal
Mention.

The Churches were we'll attended
Sunday. notwithstanding the inclem-
eneY OF the weather.
At the First Baptist Church Rev
Johnson, of Clifton Forge preached at
IAN H Weeden, aG 8 O'Clock.
At the Ebenezer Baptist Church Rev
G. w. Lewis. preached at IL A. M. and
Rev. w. J. Garter, pastor elect at
o'clock. Communion was administer
ed at 8 p. m. At Zion Union Baptist
Church Rev. g. w. Brown. preached
At 8 o'clock. Installation services OF
Rev. H. Palmer, began Sunday morn
ing at Shiloh Baptist Church and will
continue during the week. Rev. Duvall
OF the County preach. d at IL o'clock
Rev. W, II Tribble, Of the White Bap-
eiSt Church at 8 D. m and Rev. II. Pal
mer. pastor, at IS o'clock. AZ Mount
zion Baptist Church Rev R. B Hardy,
nastor preached at III O'Clock and Rev.
5ohnOen Of Clifton Forge At 8 o'clock.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
NOTICE


RICHMOND, VA, Jan. II, 1898
Sirs: AT the request of many mem
bers, the Galilean Fishermen's Relief
Association has established an Endow-
ment department of 500 90 at the
death of any member that may be a
holder of a policy therein for two years
and SIPS 90 for three years, $3.50 90
for four years and so on up to $4,000
An assessment of 30 cents at deai h
will be confined to the division in
which the deceased member belongs
and not on the whole membership at
large.
Masters OF lodges will do well to
send a committee Of one or two TO No.
2O0 w. Broad street to hear these
plans, or write Us.
WILLIAM MASON, Pres.
J. b. JOHNSON, SeO'y.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Lownaes Denounoss Lynchers,

Annapolis. Jan 12--Ths legislature
OF Maryland met last night TO receive
the governors message. The docu-
msnt is devoted almost entirely to local
issues. but lynching Is strongly con-
demned and the passage OF laws 20
suppress OUTLAW" race tracks is
strongly urged. Anti-prize lighting and
dog fighting laws are alse urged. Sen
ator J. Writ Randall. president OF the
senate, fs announced as a candidate
for the United States senatorship. bal
ioffnx to begfu next Tuesday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

The Seventh Annual Tuskeegee
Negro and Works Educational Con-
ference will be held Wednesday and
Thursday. February 23rd and oath, 98..
resp, esively, at the Tuskegee Normal
and Industrial Institute. An effort is
being made 10y the prindiprl. Booker L.
Washington. TO secure rednce rates
from all Southern points to these ses-
sions, which promise, in many ways,
70 be the most largely attend ed and in
teresting of any yet held. Any furth-
er information desired respecting
these conferences may be secured by
ado rsss'ng the principal
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
xha carlfst Movement Growing.

London, Jan. IA dispetch 70 The
Daily Mail from Blarritx says: THE
Carlist movement IN Spain ID growing
so rapidly that rising IL possible
sooner than has been expected Not
for 20 years has the possibility OF q
successful upheaval been so openly dis
cussed- Among the Incidents indi-
eating the gravity OF the situation Is
the fact that Don Carlos himself has
eountsrmanded an intended mission to
his favor"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
FROM PETERSBURG.


PETERSBURG. VA, January IL, 90.
Mr.. Smythe. the President of the
Negro Reformatory addressed . very
coed audience last Wednesday night
He also got q good many subscriptions
to the same, and among the things he
said. they would make the first pay
ment last Saturday.
Rev. J.. B. Terrell, pastor OF the Srd
Baptist Church addressed the Young
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Oak Street
A. M. E Zion Church The Rev's
theme was Try" The divine hand
led his subject we'll.
There will be grand rally at the
Third Baptist Church on the 4th Sun
dav at 3 O'Clock. Rev. Adams, pastor
of the Oak Street A. M. e. Zion Church
is expected to preach:
There will be a grand rally on the 18th
Sunday inst, at the Oak Street A. NJ
p Zion Church at o'clock. Rev
FsrrelI, pastor of the Third Baptist
Church is expected to be around.
Mr.. George Robinson and Miss Mary
Banks were married at the parsonage
of Rev. J. J. Adams on Harrison st..
last "Wednesday night
The painters commenced painting
the chapel Of the Gilheld Baptist
Church on last Monday.
On next Monday there will be 4
Graphophone exhibition at the Oak st
A. M. r Zion Church for the church
The admission is 10 cents
President J. II. Johnston delivered
very fine lecture in the chapel OF the
v. n. and @. L., on last Sunday nigh
on "Manliness" to the students OF tina
institution.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Pastor Again Remembered.

Again the pastor of Gravel Hill Bsr-
fist church, Rev. W. w. Young was
well pleased with 300 pounds of pork
which was brought to his residence,
800 st. James St. and also one purse
by the church, and msny other articles
such rs pickles and dried fruits
Among those who gave were dsacons
Robert Green and Be ktOn. Mes Ims Z
Greene and Brown.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

BRAxTON-Died January >. leec,
Sister Betsy Rraxton in the goth year
of her eye. Her funeral took place
January 7th. st 8 o'clock p. M. at the
First Baptist Church. She was nicely
put away by her friends leaving no
relatives. She was widely known as .
good christian as she lived and died
BY her friend, Nj. J. HAMILTON.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

Cali at Mrs. NJ. ID. Chsmlees and see
the stylish, pretty hats she is selling
at 81 90; Mise enough TO go out with
any handsome dress. Velvet hats un-
trimmed co.; trimmed velvet in reel
ostrich top, ~ 90 TO IS % This chap
sale is to mske room or spring goods.
3l4 East Broad S..
t-fB-22 %
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

Butte, Mont, Jan. II. - Patrick A.
Largey. president Of the State Savings
bank. and one OF the best known citi
xens OF Butte. was killed IN the bank
yesterday afternoon by Thomas J.
Riley. Riley was arrested. The MUIR
derer has but one leg. having lost the
other Ia a powder explosion. Largey
was manager OF one OF the companies
whose warehouse exploded. and Riley
was seeking redress for his injuries.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

The marriage OF Mas Fannie Ander'
son and Mr.. M. w. Wheeler took place
at Stratford, Conn.,, December SOeh +,
1897. and q fine reception followed al
the residence of her sister, Mrs w K.
Smith, in StratfoTd. The ceremony was
performed by Prof. Morton Of Bridge
port. Conn.
The happy couple were the recipi
ents of many PRESENTS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Fourth Quarterly Conference.

The Fourth Quarterly Conference of
the Leigh street N E. Church con-
yened on Wednesday evening at 8:l5
O'Clock, Rev. L. ]. Valentine P. e, in
the chair; J. J Young. Secretary. the
following trustees we're elected for the
ensuing year: E. J. crane, chairman ;
Richard Parson, Secretary; William
Parson, Treasurer; George Z. Miller,
Arthur Broadus, samuel Wise, Robert
Smith
The Conference requested the re-
turn of Rev j. H. Brice for another
year. 1t is the wish of the whole
church for his return The conference
adjourned to meet April p, 1898.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Mrs. Mack Gets Ftfteon Years,

New York. Jan. IL - hrs. Augusta
Mack. Jointly charged with Martin
Thorn Of the murder OF William Gull
densuppe. a bath rubber. at Woodside.
/. l., in June OF 'ast year. was yester-
day sentenced TO 10 years In the state
prison at Auburn. The good time al
lowanca attainable would reduce the
term to ten years and 1--WE months.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
The 4anotnO or Dnrrant

San Quentin. Cal, Jan 7.-W. n T.
Durant was hanged here today for the
murder OF Blanche Lamont He met
his death with remarkable self control,
displaying not the slightest evidence OF
fear. In a speech from the scaffold ne
vigorously protested his innocence OF
crfua0
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
ROANOKE SPECIAL.
Dixie Steam Lsundry-A Worthy BHtsr
Drise-Other Business Hen Deserving
Of Sucosss-PersolAls md Locals
RoANoru. January II. lsps.

ROANOKE, January IL, 1898.
With the opening OF he new year. It
appears that prosperity ~ badding
throughout the country and can oe said
rightfully that Roanoke has felt the
fragrance. for the shops. mills and fur
naces are putting on men nearly every
day. and NE judge that these are good
evidences OF the soming coed times;
and rejoice in the saying, GOOD times
are coming bye-anG-bye."
We are glad to call attention OF our
readers and friends to race enterprises.
to few Of them right here in our
midst that should have our entire sup
port. First, We call attention 20 the
| fact that the Dixie Steam Laundry, Of
which Mr.. Walter L. Priest 10 manager
is concern that should DO your work
| when such il wante1 Their work il
first class; done with accuracy and
dispatch, and q wagon will call for
your laundry when requested. They
are located at No. IL Luck avenue
with telephone, No 1877 They began
business in July, 1897, with an Hp-to-
date laundry quipment and they who
shouts patronize race enterprises have
a good chance TO show their colors
Give them your work, Mr.. and Mrs ]
Johnson are proprietors.
Next, we remind you Of Mr.. A. 7
Baker. 4O6 Gainsboro avenue, north
: vest. the popular undertaken Tho doe
. first-ciass in his line-the same eanno
, be denied. lie would be glad to serv'
you or your friends when needed. Hi
= Lrices are reasonable. his work
? COED. We have been here for near
r month, and have attended few OF tn
funerals, but we were somewhat dis
appointed at each one to find tuners
directors in charge other than our owl
We hope that all will not forget {
render unto as3sr the things whic
are esar's."
= Mr.. w. M. Booker, the caterer, wi
= be glad to serve his friends with he
lunches and meals at his place, Is 81
! lem Ave.
Dandridge Bros blacksmith an
= wheelright, Norfolk avenue, NORTH
= west, are doing very fine work in the
/. inc and would like to serve you whe
y their service is needed.
= Christmas and Wise. city sanitar,
men, will gladly serve any one on a
plying ct office, Ali eth avenue, nortl
. east. Telephone, 338.
PERSONALS MENTIONED.
20 Mr. Frank Creighton left last Mond.
afternoon for Norfolk, where he w
a1 remain possibly for the winter.
- Mrs. Emma q. Brown returned
:. Bedford city on last Saturday afte
"a noon, after a delightful visit home
~ Mr.. Thomas WeedeR, a promisil
" young man of eth avenue, north-ea
-. passed away on Wednesday, lanua
;, 5,h, after lingering illness with co
-, sumption. He left parents, relativ
- and many friends 10 mourn for hi
.S The funeral gervice occurred at Hi
- Street Baptist Church, Rev. w.
80 Brown officiating.
re "Peace to his soul"
~ The PLANET man is still in the eli
and he gives notice here t. at be wo
be forgotten by the subscribers q
friends
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Defhniter,s Bondsmen CONFRONT.

DefAulter's Bondsmen Compromise.
Nashua. N. H. Jan. 1.-THE stock
holders OF the Indian Head National
bank yesterday voted to accept the
offer r7ade By the bendsmen 81 Frank
A. Mexican. the dsfaultlng cashier. t.
settle the case against them by the
payment Of SIS. 900. The full amount
of the bond was $ss.oet. AeKsan left
the city in December. 1855. leaving .
shortage OF &7o.ooe. Ne ic new IN ths
Argentine Republio.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
Marriage in Chesterfield.
Chesterfield Co v

At the Gravel Hill Baptist Oharch
en- the 29th of December there was a
grand marriage, the embracing par
ties being Mr. w. Roya' and Miss Z
Davis. The Organist OF the FIRST Bap
list Church, Manchester played the
march. The ceremony was performed
by pastor of said church. Mr.. P
Woodbridge, Manager.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

American Express Company Robbed.
New York. Jan. 1.-THE American
Express company Was robbed yester-
day Of SIC. $50. and Clark Braden. Jr.. a
trusted employe, Is missing. Bra6sn
was acting as night manager. The
wealth stolen was sS.sSa in cash and
6. 0Oe in Chicago gas bonds.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

commencing with the sficer OF the
lowest rank The president. In giving
his opinion last, said the court declared
unanimously upon the aforesaid oues-
ton that the accused was not guilty
The president then ordered Major
EEterhazy 20 be liberated. Estcrhazy
was given an ovation when he appeared
before the great crowd waiting outside
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
chairman Nsorrison,s SUCCESSOR.

Washington, Jan. 17.-Commissioner
Martin A. Knapp was yesterday
elected chairman OF the interstate COM
meroe commission. to succeed Colonel
william r. Morrison, whose term OF
office expired on Dec. 81 last.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

~ !"
Paris, Jan. 11-Anle. Marie Louise
Ney, grandniece of the celebrated
Marshal Ney. OF the FIRST Napoleonic
empire, was found aEphyxiatsd at hsx
residence yesterday.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

WANTED "A canVAs ser for this city,
male or female, one who has expert
encs Pc erred. Apply - this Ones,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

Educate Your Bowels with Casoareta
Candy Cathartlc, cure constipation forever
os, ~ ne y Q AL krhEHis8 Fsiup9 nontD
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

Mr.. Joseph G James, Of Lincoln
University has returned after spend
ing few days in the city.
Mr. Joseph Hill. Of Baltimore who
has been the gu Of Mrs Prof: Jones,
has returned home.
Miss Beatrice Evans. Of the Harris
horn Memorial College has been the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs Green, in North
First Street.
DR.. Charles P white, of Howard re-
turned last Monday
The Mi see Carpenters, we're formal
ly at home on New Years day from
- m to o'clock during which time
they received and entertained many OF
their fridnds,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
NOTICE.

Horace g. DAVIS is no longer employ
ed at the Leigh Street Studio, 81 West
Leigh st and is not authorized TO So
licit orders or collect bills for the Stu
dio.
II JEROME ut CIR.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

Miss Mary L. Bailey who died last
weeK was buried from Blandford Chap
ell. Rev. K. Watts oficiated.
: Mrs. John IT. Robinson died At her
residence on Cross St., last SUNDAY and
was buried from the Harrison street
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15
PERSONALS MENTIONED.
. Peace to his soul .

The PLANET man is still in the city
and he gives notice here t. at be won'
be forgotten by the subscribers anC
friends
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1898-01-15

The administration is dong every
thing possible to expedite the sending
OF food to the Ksondike region, as the
President and all the members OF the
Cabinet believe that relief will &c
needed by the gold seekers before re
gular traffic is resume d on the YUKON
river. Agents OF the government are
now bringing q number OF reindeer
from Norway to carry the food. which
will all be ready and on the ground
when the reindeer get TO Alaska.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26
COMING EVENTS.
TLEBOARDS.

DESIGNS UPON MASONIC TRESTLEBOARDS
Pyramid Lodge No 400. W. Thomas J. Watt.
Master viii confer the third degree next friday'
There is always work in Pyramid
United states Lodge No 2o7 will again meet next
Wednesday. W Master Charles A. King announces noes
TIE second degree as the work or me eDens, , I,
also extends cordial invitation to al Fisi''"s
brethren. 49,,
rcn,alpha Lodge No IA will confer the th ITl
preside. past Master BARLEY will act as senior
beacon and w. Charles II g SrDe the Rhetorical
lectusc. Pentalpha Lodge Will be good place 10
visit next Tuesd1y
ZION next Tuesday evening. The Mark Degree IS Is
upon the trcsilehoard. Companions are eSpe0'"'
on Thursday evening June 30 Marsh Lodge No,
1855 of brooklyn will confer the third degree on
District Beputy Grand Master second Masonic Dis-
trct will deliver the historical lecture ne
lion To- Visitors and homes for good attendance
This VIII be the last meeting OF the 'ouse u'''''
charity will confer the second ode desT dsrr on
July l. The Wardens ala so wen in ne TS' qrqe
the Master Will invite them again 10 sh0" tav rt
nm Of good material This VIII be Charity last
better than words testify to the go9d lpng
Masons are constantly admonished to walk by
the plumb" which means great deal i"o'9 IMAM
Il seems and is a good text for reflection
Lodge Will be held Tuesday evening The Lodge
will be called to order by the Master al OC.D
sharp to work the first section OF the degree me
third degree Will be conferred. x. W. Nlliiam >
Natfhcws Past District Deputy OF the seventh
and deliver the historic. lecture This alone ougnt
to bring out the brothers. tn" square tIup WI
ACCOMPANY z W. Bro. Matthews. Make special
effort - De- present and show your appreciation OF
all DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
Continental Lodge No 81 will work the third de 9
gro. n4Nt Wednesday evening r. W. 'hlrles ~,
Hover will deliver tie historical lecture brethren
are cordially invited 20 attend
It IS safe TO 20 - Trune chapter tomorrow
evening. Tho II T.. f. Frank /. Brooks VII give
~. Mark and Past and 4. f. Albert MaNhed VIII
confer the VI. T.. &c gree
Grancrcy Lodge ". Samuel l.. Tuck. Master
meets tomorrow night. There is work IN "ach de,
gre. and the visitor never goes away dlssatiS''D
from his good lodge
Albion Lodge SO - will confer the second degree
Tomorrow evening The Senior Warden. Nhilan j.
HutrhcOn. vii preside during The work W. Master
Bristol requests large attendance
Centennial Lodge 80 7c3 will confer n" hrst de-
gree next Tuesday evening. w. Master Max PROOFS
cordially invites visitors.
Excelsior Lodge so l9j VIII confer the thrd De
gree tomorrow evening. W william X. Denham
requests largo Attendance. especially as ". Johh
r Gardner b. deliver the historical lecture" Inc
Tcnplar CuAr'effe VIII assist IN the ceremony
The June meeting Of the Masonic veterans VIII
D.. held Wednesday evening. June - Inc new
officer VIII assum" tncil stations
,iayel Lodge So 703 VIII confer the third degree
noxt Friday evening W William + Bradley. the
Master. announces that X. " i Stewart Wilson
viii deliver the historical lecture.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-26

Aurora Grata Cathedral was q scene OF light and
beauty on Monday night last Suspended and
draped from the lofty arches OF the ceiling were
garlan6s OF wild smax. Hanging from the cor
ners OF the transcpt were four large spheres Of
pink roses In the galleries podestals Of green
foliage supporting globes from which sprang deli
cate palms The East was q bower OF palms and
Rreenery. while the altar. draped In delicate blue
silk, was beautifully adorned with pink roses and
sweetpcas on all bazed hundreds OF coored cleo
trio lights. the whole affording picture OF delight
that Will long remain in the memory OF those pres
ent
The occasion was the comforting OF the third
degree on hvc fellowcrafts by Acanthus Lodge the
historical lecture being given by NJ. w. John Stew
art. p. G VI. W. Bro Todd. the Master 0. Acan-
thus received the distinguished guest Of the even
Ing with a most cordial greeting and extended -
who accompanied aim the courtcsics OF the East.
The first section. OF the degree having been con
fcrred early In the evening. the stations were as
sumed by those selected TO work the second section.
Y. w. F. ". Mascord In the East, r. W. W. J.
Sykes I'm the West X. w. X. j. Kenworthy a $
Senior Deacon aided by the efficient corps Of fel-
lowcraits OF ACanthus. r. w. Bros. Nisschcr, Gale
and Wight also assisted In the work. The work
was smooth and UP TO the standard ritual. NJ. w.
Bro. Stewart most eloquent and impressive in
his rendering OF the historical lecture.
After closing the lodge the brethren adjourned
to the banquet-room, where again the eye
greeted by beautiful effects OF the foristss art In
decoration, while the tables were bright with fairy
lights and loaded with good things. Colonel Bacon,