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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
A Remarkable Fact.

It Is a remarkable fact that while, the Christian churches of the United States are sending missionaries to the far East to convert the people of the land that was the cradle of the Aryan races, that same land is sending to this country the philosophy that has there been nursed and preserved for thou sands of years, and it's teachings are finding adherents among the most en- lightened of our Christians, who say that it is nothing but more light shed upon the teachings of the Great Mas ter, whose principal and oft-repeated maxim is that only through the love of humanity and the exercise of charity and self-sacrifice can the kingdom of heaven be gained.
 Every kind act toward your suffer- ing or ignorant brother carries with it it's own reward, because it makes you a better man.
 Surely there is something divine in the idea that a noble thought lives on forever even if not uttered, and that those noble thoughts and impulses come to him who fits himself for their reception through his own actions and life, and as the thought is the begin ming of all action so our lives are as- sisted by noble thought.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
 Some New Inventions.

Shoes can be displayed to better ad- vantage by means of pneumatic last, which is placed inside the shoe and in dated to expand 1t and fill out the up. per.
 Metallic folding beds are being made with the horizontal bars hinged in several sections to close up and. draw the footboard up to the head when the bed is not in use.
 In a recently patented automatic wagon brake the thills are mounted on movable rods on the front axle, which slide backward and apply the brakes as soon as the horse holds back
 To indicate when a new bottle has been tempered with metal ball is hung from the cork by thread, which breaks as the corks is pulled, allowing the ball to fall to the bottom of the bottle
 Incandescent electric light globes cannot be stolen from a new socket which has an interior metallic projec- lion locking into catch on the base plate when the globe is screwed into position.
 An improved strap for street cars is suspended on a grooved block, which rests on a toothed horizontal bar att tached to the side of car, the grooves preventing the strap from slipping un- der sudden strain.
 A Pennsylvania man has patented m automatic printing attachment for paper rolls, which has the type set in D roller suspended in a heavy casing, which presses it against the paper as 1t is unwound.
 A handy truck for moving barrels has a gripping plate secured to the front of the truck, provided with a central concave portion, which has teeth along it's outer edge to catch the barrel and prevent it's slipping.
 Bicycles can be identified by new protective seal, which is composed of a steel case, which covers the ends of B circular link to which it is attached to the tubing, the face of the case con- taining a name plate.
 In a recently patented bottle filling apparatus two tubes are attached to a faucet placed in the barrel or tank, with valve in the faucet which feeds one tube at time, allowing the tubes to be alternately placed in a new bot tie while the other one is in use.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06

nR.J. P. PAISLEY, Dentist. have moved D my pariors to the corner of Main and Fourth, opposite the post office. Telephone Nos: Old, 202; New, 250.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
Indian Fighters in Cuba.

The Indian warfare on the plains has developed as gallant soldiers as can be found in any army in the world. The campaigns against the murderous Sioux, Utes, Apaches and other hostiles lacked the pageantry and dazzle of some wars, but they developed soldierly qualities and made veterans equal to the best in the world. Many of the officers in the regular army and great part of the men have seen active ser- vice against the redskins. They are ready for an ambushed, treacherous foe. Their discipline, kcenness, re- and hardness splendidly qualify them for service in Cuba. They were ed-. aated in the best school of the soldie = 1& rzd.assczkapaigns in the w est .----.*> r< .l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06

nR.J.P. RUNYAN, Physician and Sur U geon. Office in rear of Meyer Drug Go. Residence, No 1916 West Second Avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06

OSTEOPATHY-Th New Science of Heal W ing Diseases. No knife. no drugs. Con- sultation and Examination Free.
 Dr. H. c. CUPP.
 Cor Fifth Ave. < Olive St
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
PrOfeSS SSiOnal.

TYR. c. D. SMITH, Veterinary Surgeon and 0 Dentist. treats all diseases of domestic animals. Office at Brewsters Stable. Tele- puehe, old 74; new 129.
 All Calls Night and Day
 Answered Promptly
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
CHEAP RATES TO THE OLD STATES
 FOR THE HOLIDAYS

FUN THE 1iOblDAfS
 On Dec. 2Uth and 2lst the Cotton Belt Route will sell round trip tickets to points in the Southeast east of the Mississippi and south of the Ohio river, at rate of one fare for the round trip, Tickefs viii be on safe only on these two avs, and will be good to return any time within thirty days from date of sale, This will be an eXceieut chance 10 spend Christm@ with the old folks at the old home, in the old States. For full particulars, ticket agent of the Cotton Belt Route, or ad- dress B, w LaBeaume, G. r, x I. A. St.. Louis, Mo.
 Convention Masonic Templars of America. Hot Springs. Ark, Nov 29 to Dec. 6; one fare for round trip, S3 65. Dates Of sale Nov. 26, 27 land 2S inclusiVe; return limit, Dec, 10.
 Farmers National Congress. Fert Worth, Texas, Dec. 6 to 14; one fare for round trip S12.g0, Dates of sale. Dec. and s; return limit 21 days from dute of sale. White River Conference NJ. e. Church South, Clarendon, Dec. to z; rate of one and one- third fare for round trip 0n certificate plan. Dates of sale Nov. 2S to Dec, inelu- sive; return limit. Dec. 10.
 Please remember that the Cotton Belt Route is now prepared to name .Ntnter Tourist Rates to the Southeast, for the season 1S0S-99
 Tri-State Medical Association Meeting, Mem pniS. Tenn. Dec, 20 to 9. For this occasion Ethe Cotton Belt Route will sell tickets at one and one third fare for the round trip Tickets on sale Dec. 19 to 22. return limit Dec. 26.
 NJ. E. Church Conference (colored). It Smith Crossing Ark Nov. 2D to Dec. 4. 1893. Tick cts on sale al Cotton Belt for this occasion M4Jov. 26 to Dec. 2. at one and one-third fare for round trip; good to return Dec. :, 1s6s
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-12-06
of Had & Million.

Here are some people who have that much a year: Spain pays her boy king s1, 400, 900 per year, besides $600, ,000 for family expenses. In other words 3D. 000,000 year, and yet her soldiers are away behind with their pay, are poorly clad and fed and Spain is really one of the poorer nations. Compare with that enormous income the income of the president of the United States $50,000 Frances president gets $240,- poo year and all expenses, yet his na- ton is said to carry the heaviest na- tional debt of any nation in the world. Italy,s king receives $2,600,000, while the civil list of the German emperor is S4,000,000 The CZar of Russia enjoys an income of S12,000,00O annually.
 The quiver of the aspen leaves IS due to the fact of the leaf stalk being flat on the sides and so thin about the mid de that the slightest breath of wind sets all the leaves to wagging horizon tallv
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08

appointed in her matrimonial inten-
tions. Yes, she was to have married
on last Wednesday night, but her in
tended found out q few days previous
that he had some important business
TO attend to. Presents had been re-
ceivsd bus no groom. Now, amt it
sad Boys, don't do that.
Some Of our Sunday Schools will have
Christmas twice year. One had its
Christmas entertainment last Monday.
Young men, stop Iounging around.
Remember employment will not come
to you. Seek, and you shall ind.
Crap shooters, the blue-coats are af-
ter you. We noticed them in citisens
clothes last week. Stop crApping, 80
home and be somebody.
1t is said that sne refused his propo-
sition for engagement twice. but ac-
cepted the third time and said she il
trying his love. 1t was q mighty hard
shot.
| Girls. be careful 20 whom and what
you engage yourselves, for time vii
! work the problem.
We learn that the Brownies Memo
rial Exercises will be celebrated on tn
Bird of April in perpetuation OF the Ole
Folks Home Rally.
Freedom is great thing. notwith
standing death has to bring it about.
MAeEo UNo.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08

committee from the grand cid Naee-
donfa Church Club visited the pastors .
residence New Years night and left
the dining room ladened with good
things for the inner man.
AEoTEHR suayBIsn,
On Monday night last the door bell
rang IS about ten o'clock and the Rev
erend wsns TO Abe door and beheld =
great number Of ladies and gentlemen
Of the Rally club led by Mrs- Mary
Page, demanding entranoe-some call
ing for the baby, some for Mrs. Gra-
ham others declaring that they wanted
rooms for the night.
Soon their mission was divulgcd
Madame Page ndvanced and with =
neat little speech presented the pas
tor with = fat purse OF money and
some sacks Of good things fce stcys
room Tie party was composed OF the
following named:
Ladies-Nssy Page, Oallis Brown,
Mary A. Wslker. Haxdinia Willis,
eophis Quarles. Elisabeth Jones, Mar
tia 5eruRgs. Eallie Allen, Melvina
jackson. Annie NJ. Coleman, VirRinia
johnson. Annie Belle Haakins, Susan
Palmer, Ph0be Rtewaxt, Mary Haskins,
Josephine Cooper. Martha eeay,
Amsnda Archer, LOUISE Ooxbin, Marie
J. williams, Columbia Williams. Rosie
White. Rosa Anderson, Martha Ander-
son, Elisa Gray, Nellie Hirsms. Moss
0unrles. AollIo Davis, Alice Wyche
Alice East. Belle Gray, BAllie Scott.
0entlemen-SampEon Brsxton, Alex
Jonathan. Samuel Brown, W. II. Smith
Jackson Wyehe.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08

Elder 7. ?. Harris, pastor OF Mount
Zion Baptist Church of PswhstAn Co..
was visited by Two of the brethren Of
his church, Deacons Philip and Lewis
Brown with all kinds of good things
which were heartily and thankfully re-
esived. He has spent many long years
In the service Of the people ~ . leader
aud hAs warm place in the hearts Of
his congregation.
Their increasing aGestion for him
makes him feel proud and more ar
dent in the cause, believing that the
Lord L. with him especially when
thouahtB return to the last revival We
had when We baptised thirty-fve
young converts. The Elder feels
sroud OF his deacon board and his ia
dlcfous eonRreEatien, who always seem
willing to aid in the upbuildinR OF the
church, and help the pastor.
May the Lord speed them on thoiI
fouxnsy. until ali of them lock arms
and every sinner bow at the feet OF
Jesus. This speaks well for Mount
Zion and uldex Harris and wife.
Bu8scRInEA
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
Y.M.o.A A. Hssss

The hour demands positive wsrkerss
and this 10 what We shall Try % NEE
BY the help OF God.
New Years meeting on New Years
morning sub1est, "ConaeerAtion
The boys are demanding more room.
Our quarters are too small for them.
They had . very interesting meeting
last Sunday. The Bible study Was con-
daeted by our General 6eerotary
subject. sMesss and Joshua"
The men we're very fortunate Ia kav-
inc Rev. p. 8. Lewis to address them
last Sunday. Our brother gave us
iust what We needed in order that -
workers fer Christ We may succeed
during this New Year. Come again
brother.
Rev. DIV. Davis will meet the sun
DAY School class Of workers to-day
5 80 o'eloek Af our rooms. Free 20 al
The Assistant State Secretary viii
address she boys sandaF at o'clock
subject. ''Ths Soldier Boy"
The G sne1al Secretary Of the white
Association presented 80 new Gcepe
song books 70 tho beys. They are YER!
graceful to him.
raw. ". II. willis viii address th'
men Sunday at $50 O'Clock At on
rooms, All men are invited. Goo
singing.
Young men you ere invited 70 ou
! roons at all times.
We had the pleasure Of having on
1 OF eur young men With as during "a
: holiday, Rev. Joseph q. James, wn
: Is attending Linsoln University. y
!. has our prayors and best wishes.
The com mnittao MeBdames Joanr
lThompeon and y. +. Hill and the W
wen's Auxiliary thank the Ooaehman
lAHsoeiation f0E go which were uss
Ia purchasing eloaks Tor ehe ehildr'
Of the Orphan Asylum.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
THs ELEOrIoN OF oFFIcERs.
ANNIVERSARY OF EMANCIPATION
America in 1898

From where the great Pacific's waters
roll
In placid grandeur to our western
shore.
To where the Atlantic's water noun
tains break
In tones of thunder and with ceaseless
roar:
From where Niagara's famed cataract
It's million tons of foaming waters
pour
10 endless torrents down its precipice,
To anish in the dark abyss below;
To where she Gulf stream starts upon
lis course.
And orange blossoms scent the air
around,
oh, shout for gladnessl and with praise
to God,
No slave nor human chattel now is
found.
The spirit Of this anniversary
Calls back to earth, great men who
have gone hence,
Who come, with US to counsel ana al
Who come, again to speak in our de-
fence.
Who are these men2 and what have
they to say?
Who thus assumes TO counsel whoi'
race?
Whence their wisdom? by superior
And 'Ss We at least would see them fsp'
70 face.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
REV. BROWNIES
SUCCESSOR.
Rev. r. Wells Becomes
President OF the
Bank.
A Lengthy Session Of the
Board of Dire ectOrs.
CHANGES TO TAKE PLAOE-PLA Kl
FOR THE NEXT ANNUAL
MEETING.

A sensation has been produced by
the action of the Board Of Directors of
the Savings Bank Of the Grand Toun-
tain, United Order Of True Reformefs
by the election Of Rev. Richard Wells,
pastor OF the Ebeneser Bapt. Church
as the president.
The meeting was called TO order by
present were Messrs. W. P. BurrelI
j. p. K. Simpson, Fayetteville, N O. ;
NJ. B. Jones, r. w. Browne, Washing
son d. O.. James Allen, Petersburg,
Va; Clarke DRvenport, LynchburR,
vs.. A. w. TrueheArt, Hampton, Va.
81 NJ. Brock, Philadelphia, Pa, Z. =.
Robinson, Boutwell,, Va; Joseph H
Baily, Elisabeth, N. J.; =. II. Dis
mond, Giles B. Jackson, 8. W. Ruthex-
ford, LyDehburg, Va. r. Wells.
The Board OF Trustees elected are
W. L. Taylor, &. +. Robinson and 4
w. Browne.
All things considered the elestion o
Rev. r. Wells ss presidents 10 the bea
that could have been made and 1
would seem either indicates that tn
two positions, Bank President ant
Grand Worthy Master will be KEEP
separate or that Rev r. Wells will Al
so be elected in September next to a
Rev. Brownies place as Grand Worth
Master.
At present Bev. W. L. Taylor
Grand Worthy Master according 60 th
decree Of the Grand Fountain. an
most people thought that he WAS ais
president pro tenn OF the Savings Banl
: This action however indicates thi
, certain brethren are after Brother Ts
: lor's scalp and the indicstions are thI
g he will be made to give way to eith'
h the divine mentioned or some 9th
/ The end is not yet.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08

Look cannot ye recognize these men,
Stood up for hsman freedom years
sgo2
Speak ys heroes brave, and immor-
tai all,
Speak Lincoln. Seward, Blaine, aye.
as of yOre,
Garfield, Stanton, Thaddeus Stevens,
Grant.
Speak ontI and teach US. for we shall
heed,
Tell US Of manhood. freedom dearly
bought,
That liberty may be with US rs a creed.
"Bs strongl united. stand up for the
right
"Be menl strive never seek a bond
mans place,
Seek knowledge for, with know ledge
cOmeth wealth,
Work till OF ignorance there is no
trace,
what e'er is right, what is honorable,
THAT seek to do, aspire to what is
high
"Prove yourselves worthy sons of this
great land,
"And Be,freemenI if therefor ye must
Those words is every loyal heart
shodla burn,
Because they be Of those who had the
To advise US of the course we should
pursue.
Our good TO gain and pat our foes ts
II ght.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
ABriIliAnt Marriage. }.

MrDLoRArAn, Va. Jan. &th, -,
The marriage of Miss Mary W Tkgose,
grand daughter Of Mr.. and Nrs, Ger
neliasO Mimms, 6R :, eR this place -
Mr. John 81. Branch, was celebrated -
the home Of the grand paEents o. We'd
nesday evening, Dee. 10Th, 1881. he
home Was beautifully ard eAsttEnllY
decorated with everHxeenB and eaA
flowers. The bride presented Hsae~
niiseens appearance In white nAsiA
gown entrein. 0rAnEe blossouee And
brides roses. while ths Gr00W lookeA
handsome in . neat fitting euit og nluo
broad cloth, patene leather ahoes. eve.
Mr.. John Bland OF Richmond asts4 &c
best man and Mise Rosa b. Moody .
relative of the bride WAS maid Of hem
or. The waiting couple Was eAkias An
gelina o. SurIey and Ne. Moses -
Cooper,
Among ths invited guests vou8
Misses Lula II. Miller, Blls 81. Week
bridge, Mrs. Bestie Hughes, Hessss.
Alex Branch, RiShaRd 6ugleV, HengR
/ Archer, William II. Cox, Attorney ae
Law, Brasil, Ind, G. Aim@s. IT,. 80
others. Immediately after she eoReme-
ny their party Wendod their Way -
the dining hall where The tables aalelH
Rr0aned under she load Of euhsonntlAle
and delieAcies which was hiahly So
ioyed by all present judging ;fRoEa' ths
; looks of the tablen after "a hour ~ sG
when the attention every Appetite wer
in geod working order.
The ceremony was koantIfuilV por
formed by Rev. WilliAn d. LoVinao .
washiDgson, D. @. The pssssnta Vsz
!. both numerous and eoStlg.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
THE EMANCIPATION GEL
EBRATION.
A Brilliant Street Parade.
THE FIRST BArTALIoN's FINE. .sHoWING-THI
EXERCISES AT THE CHURCH-MAJOR JOHN
SONTNDISPOSED-A GRAND SUCCESS

The Emancipation Celebration which
took place Saturday. January lst, ,'9S,
was a grand success.
The Y. NJ. Q. A Building, 2l4 East
Leigh street, was the scene OF the busi
est activity. Here wss located the
headquarters of the Chief Marshal,
John Mitchell, Jr.
The. First Battalion Band repaired
TO the armOry where the state troops
were IN waiting and few moments
later. the sound of martial music was
heard and the splendidly equipped
force headed by the Maj jar's staff, Ad-
jutant w. IL. Anderson, Surgeon )
Dismond, Assistant Surgeon Ii, l.. Her
ris, put in appearance.
THE LINE MOVED.
During their absence, the First Ma
tional Band had discoursed lively airs
They were under command OF Capt
w. A. HaDkins, the Msjor being indis
posed. Capt. Benjamin Scott, the First
Assistant with his fine white satin sash
was in his glory, while f.. j Crane, the
2nd assistant, who excepting the batOr
was similarly athred. was equally a
happy.
IL was 1850 P NJ, when the line
moved John Mitchell, Jr Brigadiel
General OF the Knights of Pythias, n
A., S. A. E., A.. A. and A, and Chic
Marshal led the way, followed by hi
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08

Columbia, 8. O., Desember "a
Ivnehinx occurred last night rs Kings
Tree, Williamsburg county. Deputy
PhiIsp Poston on Christmas eve went
60 GeorRescwn county 80 axress Sam
Turner. oolored. Turner reaistcd.
Poaton shot THxneT through the abdo-
men, inKietinR . mortal w0und, and
MAS ia tuxn shot dead. Turner llnner-
ed between life and daath until last
night when be was conveyed 20 Kingl
Tree on . mattress in q wagon. When
the wagon reached Kings Tree . crowd
of men went 80 the wagon, put pistols
against the mans head and shot him
% death.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
ST. LUKE'S HALL.
A Grand Time There.

The st. Luke's Hall, which they par
chased for $4,000. and which is located
on the corner OF st. James and Baker
streets (Dr. Bryce's former residence)
was the scene of a brilliant gathering
on last Monday night.
The councils marched to the build
ing headed by a band OF music A
nominal ad Omission fee was charged at
the door.
Addresses were delivered by Rev. ID.
Webster Davis. Deputy Samuel john
son. Deacon w. p. BnrreIl and Mrs.
Patsie Kelley Anderson. Selecti ns were
rendered Dy a chorus, while Miss Payne
sang several selections.
Deacon A. Washington presided
\ uch of the interest has been due tc
the untiring efforts of Mrs. Maggie
Walker. She has inspired hope anC
led the organization to purchase thi
/ fine edifice which will be a monumen
to the progress of the order.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
Musical Treat.

Mr.. Frank Williams gave Us an exhi-
bitiOn of the abilities of his new Sing
ing Machine at the PLANET Office, on
last Wednesday. He 10 giving exhtbi-
tions at our churches in Richmond and
Petersburg, and we are so pleased with
what we heard the machine sing, that
we can assure our readers that they
will be amply repaid il they spend
10 cents TO hear the thirty selections
that the machine will give at each OF
the following churches.
Thursday. January 9, Ebenezer BAp-
tist; Monday, January. 10, Sharon ;
Tuesday. January IL. Mount Carmel
Thursday, January 20. First Presbyte.
rian; Petersburg Monday, January
II, Oak Street A. M E.. Tuesday, Jan
uary 18, Bethany Baptist; Wednesday
January 10, Tabernacle Baptist; Mon
day, January "a. High Street Baptist.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
INVOCATION.

God Of the oppress d OF every land
Lead as we pray fhee, by the hand,
Guide and protect as cOndeecend
To be our all sufficient friend
Help US and all our rights defend,
We cry 10 Thee. our prayer attend
From the dark shores of Africa,
Thou brought US to America,
And through long centuries of woe,
lt seems q did us no mercy show,
Our prayers did hut provoke blow
From tha imDruttd q master low
But thou intended better things
For US than such a stale e'er brings.
The schooling Ger, the training done,
And ths dear bought victory won.
Thou'dst have us serve Thy Gracious
Son.
Our rightful Lord, tke Holy One.
For those who trained US, we will bear
No ill-will, though some YET may dare
To treat Us With malignant spite,
And use as right their ill-spent
might.
What God hath blessed they cannot
blight.
And God hath said, Let there be
light ~
( Our tathcFt' ZONES are Dultcu urIcs
And hence this land TO US is dear.
They cleared this broad domain OF yore
And uprequitrd burdens bore.
All nations Of the earth when sore
| Oppressed find shelter OF this shore.
/ Perish the thought Shall We go forth
From this fair land Of priceless worth
Because those who our race indiet,
Declare that we have here no rIghti
Nay, nay, by day as we'll as night
Pray God forbid Us such fight.
We love Cclumbis's goodly land,
i Whose wealth ab0unc5 in sea ane
strand,
. Let us then find each here a grave,
, Ere we again shall serve Sc slave.
! Wen serve her as should serve thi
brave,
But not ss serf nor yet as knave.
God of the oppressed of every land
Il OF our own strength we cannot stan'
Against the foe of all mankind
= The oppresssr, in his self love blin
Z | To every sense of reason kind.
: Which in himself he does not find.
ri 20 NJ STEWARD.
Richmond planet., 1898-01-08
The Sunday School Union.

The Sunday School Union met at the
4th Baptist Church on last Sunday
evening. January 2nd. A large num-
her of Sunday School workers and
friends were present to enjoy the songs
and addresses.
The exercises began at $3.50 P. NJ,
with Mr. w. A. Mitchell, exPresident
in the chair. IAN hail the power Of
Jesus name" was sung Reading Of
the scriptures by Brother Jeremiah
Smith Of the Fourth Baptist Sunday
school: Brother Il. j. Bass of the lst
Baptist Church then offered fervent
PRAYER. A solo was rendered by Mr..
w T. Taylor Of the Fourth Baptist
sunday School The assistant Secre-
tary. B II Peyton then read his year
/ ly report which was good one.
/. When God the way of life would
teach, etc, was sung, followed by
baritone solo by Mr.. >. w. Turner ol
the Moore Street Baptist SUNDAY
School. Gospel Hymns, Nos 3S9, S9s
aad 573 were then sung during whlcf
a collection was given.
The installation address was deliy
cred in a neat, christianlike spirit bl
Brother w. H, Stokes. He impressed
on the officers, the necessity OF Con
secrati0n and concentration" OF them
/, selves to their work. The president
Nelson Williams, Jr., delivered his an
nuai ADDRESS and again asked the OH
GERS for their support during this yea
as in the last.
Rev P. s. Lewis, State Missioner
then delivered q, short address, afte
T which the meeting adjourned to mes
at The First Baptist Church on Febrt
3 airy 9Th.
The officers for the year 1898 al
S President, Nelson Williams, Jr. Vic
President, b. O. West; Secretary, !
II. Herbert; Assistant Secretary, b
D PevtOn: f: Corresponding Secretary,
G., Garter; Treasurer, s. w. Turner
= Chorister, W. H. Trent; Assistal
Chorister, g. O. Williams Organis
j. Miss Rosa James; Assistant Organis
R Ill. White; Inspector, X d. Pierre
q