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Morris chairs ten to thirty dollars.
Ideal presents for men.
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Turkeys as usual at Lou Green's sa-
loon-Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights
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"The Maine."

'The Maine" is the best of all Scent
cigars. A. Coolot, distributor.
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NEW TODAY.
NOTICE..

ALL UNION BARBER SHOPS WILL
close at II o'clock noon, December 26th.
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Articles Of Iucorporation.

mission of the foreman experimenting
the unloading of a barge.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department One-Hughes, Judge
Dao ODD

Department One-Hughes, Judge)
Friday, Dec. I'D.
Estate of Robert H Fleischer, de-
ceased-Letters to A. j. Rhoads on Off
cial bond.
Estate of Mary A. Alsip, deceased
Letters to A. J. Rhoads on his official
bond
Estate of F. E. Mitchell, deceased
Order authorizing sale of land granted.
Estate of Malviny E. Maxfield, de-
ceased-Sale of real estate confirmed.
Estate of Sol Runyon, deceased
Family allowance discontinued on and
after December 24th.
Estate of Elizabeth Krawinkle, de-
ceased-Sale of real property confirmed.
A. Becker vs.. his creditors-Property
exempt from execution set apart to
debtor.
Richards & Knox VS.. w. H. Bradley
Motion to dismiss appeal denied.
Crocker- Woolworth Bank VS.. Melissa
A. Carly, XecutrfX-Demurrer over
ruled. Twenty days to amend.
The People VS.. Reclamation District
No. 136-Cost bill settled by striking
therefrom $3.50
Charles Heison VS. NJ Schmidt ct al
Order setting aside defaults heretofore
made and plaintiff allowed to file
amended affidavits of service Of sum-
mons
James Martin VS.. M. A. Howard--De-
murrer overruled. Twenty days to an
sWer. Notice waived.
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Try McMorry's 60c uncolored Japan
tea; E. B. tea, zoe; G. P. tea. Soc; P. F.
Japan tea, SOC. 531 M street
Geo HOlhrOok niano tuner ALI K =
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Many a

Many a
husband i'm,
agines that
his wife is
happy,
healthy and
strong, when
she IS really
enduring in
silence al
most unbear-
able tortures.
She meets
1sf.-1 ~ 4La
door on his
return from
work or bust
ness with 4
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Ellington pianos. Wiley B. Allen Co..
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BAKER & HAMILTON, wholesale hard
ware, bicycles. carts, Duggies, carriages.
phaetons. Balm farm and header wagons
Send for catalogue
# soss a'':sa sss:. SA r.s }Thompson's Eye Water
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department IWO-JOnnSOn, JuQSe.)
Friday, Dec. 23d.
Estate of Daniel West, deceased-Or-
der appointing II. H. Johnson, Paul r.
Sims and J. N. Larkin appraisers.
Estate Of Samuel J. Rippon, deceased
Order setting aside decree of due no.
tice to creditors heretofore made here
in. Order granting decree of due and
legal notice to creditors.
Estate of J. A. Bachelor, deceased
Decree establishing due notice to cred
itors. Order settling final account and
granting decree of distribution in ac-
cordance with will.
George w. Dean VS.. Florence Dean
Ordered stricken from the calendar and
dismissed at request of plaintiff.
Reclamation District No 673 VS.. c.
Weisel-Demurrer overruled by consent.
Ten days to answer.
K E. Starback VS.. A. Megahan ct al.
Judgment for 81 800 with interest at
s per cent. from March 90, 1897. Also,
judgment for further sum of $3OS0 on
second note.
Frederick Mier VS.. Capital Furniture
Company-Order granted to sell book
accounts.
All other cases continued
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Try McMorrys Blend coffee, 35c.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

By Geo. r. Edeson. A grand Company of
Comedians. Special scenery, novel special
ties. sparkling wit, pretty girls
Prices-l5, rs, 35, soc. Seats now on sale.
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His Transports Heartily Cheered
by the Jockies.
No Attempt Made to Land but the Coast Was Reconnoed
Officers OF Both the Army and the Navy Men Are in Good
Spirits and Eager to Get at Spanards Avenge
the Elaine Release Hobson.
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invasion o
shafter
Admiral
ty Santiago
the
o andn
o
wasaw Admiral
impatient
coming of all
the o rom the
The
eoes 80 miles north Cape M and something than 200 miles
Twenty-Five hours They would due
Port Antonio therefore considered both here and Washington
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with HIS staff lie was suffering from, =
wound In the throat, he was ira, cl stained
AMI worn. but erect and looking like born
soldier, When the rcbsl ehict went aboard
the officers saluted him The admiral greet
ing i'm cordially and the sailors on some
OF TIE SHIPS burst into cheering
Ills man had come nv The representative
OF starving Cubans to tell the admiral
what he could do in aud around Santiago
They are worse off for food than we ARE -
NJ said, who some one asked him how he
Jared ''ani yet ] had only nangoes Tor din
ner yesterday and mangoes Tor supper."
The conference on the flagship did not last
long General Garcia proved himself 10 be-
u man OF great clearncss Of expression aud
had the whole eitnation al his fingers
ends
When leaving the flagbhip General Gar
tiA expressed the opinion that General Pau
do would never reach Santiago though he
Rad 10000 men TO support him The detail !
Of the plans which were perfected may not
he stated here. but they win develop
speedily
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
WHAT SAMPSON SAYS
sPANIAnDs TRANSPORTING ARTIL-
LERy TO GUANTANAMO.
The Gunbont SRudoyaI L. to Tie
burned If In Danger of Cnnturc.
Batteries Well Armed.


copyrighted, 1898, by Associated Press)
On Board the Associated Press Dispatch
pos, pouutlesr orr sopt,ago A. ,,,ha Gun.
oay HNenihs' J"ns ~ VIA hingstnn' June
90, 9;3o p. m.--iitar Admiral sampson au
tliori,ed tho publication Of tho following
H., - .,..., ,.,.
'''.% n'eo" ~ 'nea ~ Ncohi' "s""oes
and from spies;
Matters are quiet at Guantanamo bay
Tn, spauiorda are trapanort,ny ar,il,a-v IA
INC 'o"" OF ""nh'd"an'o' i"e'era"y
shell from the battleship orcSon destroyed
a railway car and set a varehoues en- fra
sn, ,ssert, a. s,,,,yh r,n,,o,t e,n
'F' WV NF"s" h""''"'
dovai has been filled with straw and VIII
be destroyed IL she Is In danger OF being
c,n,vrcd M forca. =, o,a,,,rar,o M.
~ ','
Vaih'y "tnmpnhs 10 rtslth santiago wnere
nothing is known OF the situation at Guam
tanamo ms rhc Guiana aro holding the
,..,~..,. ,s.,, So, n..
,"'e' ''"lNe ~ nuneih' uaIe'as
1o'eeS a,o "'' .nno .n,e. Jays VI .'Ahs'aso.
""y nnnne, s"vu n, IN ,he ,Sne nu,,prf
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SAYS HE SAW THEM.
A poston skipper Says He Saw the
TranspOrts Sunday.

Boston skipper say
Transports sunday
fConvr,yhted 1898. by Associated Press.)
Port. Antonio, Jamaica. June 20, p H.
cantaip Hopkins of the Boston Fruit COM
pany,s steamer Brooklyne, which arrived
:, por, Moraut this morning, reports that
he sighted transports conveyed oy UNIV
States warships fifty miles south u
Crooked Island Passes yesterday mornins'
He wa, due north of Cape Maysi. captain
Hopkins reports also that he was CHASED
by the United States gunboat Helena, Ihe
transports. ne says, were nea Geo. sJ p,co
eas. ana in his judgment for po,to n.co;
sas'. a. that n they were bound around
Cane g. saysi for Santiago they were Tar oil
Il is believed here that Captain hop wsp.
is mistaken and that the ,ra1 sspu, land.
simply keeping clear OF sight ir0m ''
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SOUNDING THE PEOPLE.

spain Has Agents Seeing If the
Masses Want Peace.
ts,.,,o, Cable Dispatch TO the New York Her
aid London Times and The Houston POST
Copyright. 1898. by James uorooh pen-
nett.)
Madrid June 2o.--An article by the
famous journalist named Flaquer in Diar
de Barcelona In favor Of immediate peace
has attracted widespread attention first
ly on account OF the position occupied BY
the author but above all as representing
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gard to tho future of tho Philippines Gem
Information from his government with re-
eral Aguinaldo desires that the Islands
become an American colony, He declares
that II he can not be connected with the
United States he will insist on n repubi ,
being formed. II any other country than
the United States wishes TO secure con-
troll OF the Philippines that country will
have to fight for It. The Insurgents un-
der Aguinaldo now have 10000 rifles end
eight field pieces
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
srAiNs FLEETS.
ms Though He Really
|. Had Shtns

u a. Though He Really
London rpatch to the New York Her.
lyrishteS i ,snn and The Houston Post
% '' 1898. by James Gordon Ben.
= 81 c s ~ Monday.-In an In
y = .''aagena Captain Auncn.
n. NJ 'ue' stated that the third
u. D.. osee of which is the Le-
n c,,, acessa de Asturia aud the
|hsuth.. os' Will be ready to sta I
csn,,...' 'me' He sad that Ad-
ship, IL sSuaaron consisted OF
including torpedo boat de-
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FLIMsY PRETExT.
Excuses for Not Exchanging HobsOn
Being offered.

Being offered.
Especial Cable Dispatch to the New York Her
AID London Times and The Houston Post
Copyrighted 1885, by James Gordon Ben
nett.)
Madrid. June 20.-The reason the gov
eminent. after long discussion. finally de-
cided not to release Hobson and colleagues
On the Mcrrimac was that on their return
to the States there would be OCCASION for
a popular Demonstration resulting in a
Strengthening OF the lingo party. Further
than that from a military standpoint,
they had seen the Notifications Of Santiago
and 1t was therefore impossible to let them
out. One noted member Of the ministry
suggested that another question similar
TO the Maine might arise II the prisoners
caught yellow fever and died.
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TO REINFORCE sHAFTER.
Yale and Harvard VIII Transport
EiKht Thousand Men.

Eight Thousand Men.
(Special Dispatch to the New York Herald.
London Times and The Houston Post.
Copyrighted. 1898. by James Gordon Ben
nett.)
Washington, June 2o.-Major General
Shafter will be reinforced by an army OF
5000 men in two expeditions Of 1000 men
each. orders have been issued iron the
navy department to the captains of the
Yale and Harvard, placing their ships ct
the disposal OF the army to transport these
achievements to Santiago de Cuba.
The Yale will leave Newport News on
Wednesday and the Harvard Will leave
the same place Saturday with 1000 mtn
each and return for the rest.
All the sooU troops will be taken from
Camp Alger.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
fcDAY.s FORECASTS.

oN.4Jean dc Res1ke will sing tonigh.
sacut presentation Of "Siegfried" at
nt Garden theater.
" keb.-Today will be celebrated as
~ y the riansmississippi exposition
nnner Is announced to be present
7 sian. Mayor Harrison of Chicago
nsnbers OF the city council also have
vnd TO participate In the celebration.
" ROCK, Aek. The democratic State
81 Is annouaesd 10 be hello mere to-
MARE. Ohio. The grand centennial
aoa Of Ohio Methodism will begin here
% continue to the 2ith.
kENcEvILLE, N. J.-Ex President
" announced 10 deliver the Found
sooress at the commencement exer,
tle Lawronceville school today.
M-bAf, Mich.-rhe tri-State Dental
%u, including Michigan, Indiana and
the "a '' oA
", y. 1.-THE republican clubs of
lerr'tory will meet in annual con-
e-tooay. for the purpose OF select
ss 70 the National Convention of
.'uos Tor 1895. and for election of
nv uansacting other important busl-
M,. nAplDs, Mich.-The peoples party
lrn'Vn Is announced TO he held
n tne purpose Of electing dele
~ Nalional convention to be held
uansacting other important busi-
n MAJ ,sne. Extensive preparations
r,insae py the Cork corporation for
IN ~. and reception OF the Irish
~ ~, nave arrived here to particl-
Spshf seorations In honor of the heroes
ls3sy M ireland one hundred years
me Tooth anniversary OF the
bso<i,,, so-rne National Eclectic Med
pd,y !" meeting will convene here
nj ay =. Ohio The republican state
~ ~. s been called to meet in thi.
br ths s%niorrow. The convention Is
M the n nSspose OF nominating candl-
Nj The .r 0inces OF secretary OF state,
mrrt sipsenle court, clerk OF the SUI
fu he MY aad food commissioner and
' BOARD of public works.
lsnvertio.. oMFoRT, va.-The third an
N tie se,el the Association of Sur
\ Aere t ossu Railway comnany will
NJ wlll spSaay, The chief question to be
np tba 'e me advisability Of breaking
ssrbsrsN national association. because
iehess Of the large body of
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
WEATHER INFORMATION.
Last Night. headings.

IN area OF high pressure Is central over the
South Atlantic and East Gulf States, with
the highest barometer 30 .04 inches at Jackson.
VILE. The barometer Is generally low else
where. with the lowest 29.72 inches at North
Platte.
The weather is generally clear except over
tho South Atlantic and East Gulf states
where 1t is partly cloudy to cloudy, with rain
falling at Jacksonville. which is the only sta.
ton reporting measurable rainfall.
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day, said nothing had been decided in
spite OF the American reports regarding the
exchange OF Naval Constructor Hotson and
his companions, who were captured by
the Spaniards after they sunk the collier
Merrimac In the narrow channel Leading TO
the harbor Of Santiago de Cuba.
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GARCIA AND SAMPSON.

The GrIgxied Patriot Consuits the
Admiral.
fsrecfni Cable Dispatch TO the New York Her
aid, London Times and The Houston Post.
Copyright. 1908, BY James Gordon Ben
rett.)
On Board the Herald Dispatch Boat. OF
Santiago. via Port Antonio, Jamaica. June
20.--Long to be remembered was the scene
OH the flagship Sunday when that grizzled
warrior. General Garcia. went on board
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The I,nnk of snnin.

Madrid, June 20. p D. m.-The Bank q
Spain viii announce tomorrow the Day
ment Of the exterlor coupons.
Advices from the Canaries, dated June 3.
report the presence there OF thirteen Span
ish torpedo boats.
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populous region OF Spain. where the mani
fes;ation In favor OF peace is growing.
The general government has taken the
highly sensible course of senifng trusted
agents throughout the country to feel the
popular pulse and find out whether the
people favor peace or no.
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Means .....,....'....'' '"''
enc. included IN means.
Cotton belt Bulletin,
Proba I,iiitics.

washington, June 2o.-For Eastern ieAas-
Fair: light southerly winds.
western Texas, Oklahoma and Indian Ter
rtory-Light southerly winds
NV NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. showers; warmer
in northern portion; southerly winds.
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OnIy one Man Died.

Especial Cable Dispatch to the New YORK Her
aid London Times and The Houston Post
Copyrighted. 1885. by James Gordon Ben
nett)
Hong Kong. Monday, via Paris June
2o.-The Safiro arrived today, having ief'
Manila the morning OF June n. when no
troopship had arrived. That morning th'
Baltimore left TO meet the Charleston.
which Is expected daily. Captain Hodgsor
of the revenue cutter Mccullough leaves
for America via japan.
A bupier ON beard the Boston died or
the nth and was buried ashore at Cavite
The health Of the men OF the squadron II
otherwise good, The situation In Manila
is unchanged.
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FOR HoBsoN's EXCHANGE.

Premier snEasta Denied that Any
thing Was Done Toward II.
Madrid. June 20, p. m.-Premier Sa-
gasta, when questioned on the subject to-
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Sheet Iron Work
For Tanks, Boilers. Etc.
Castings and Machine Work to Order
HartWelI Iron Works.
HOUSTON, TEXAS.

stroyers and Transatlantic steamers with
a large force for landing. He spoke In
the highest terms OF the fighting qualities
of the Pelayo
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GONE BACK TO BARBARISM.
Banco Refuses to Longer Recognize the Flag Of
Truce, and Will Fire on All Vessels.

Key Fla, TO- a.
he
the
the
outth matu a O of truce
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
SUGGESTED A RANSOM
British Consul Thinks 1t flight Secure Lieuten-
ant 1obson's Release.

m-Mr W. at
in
the
a
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
AGUINALDO DETERMINED.

America the Only Country which
Cnn Get the IsIandr
London. June 2i.-The Hong Kong cor
respondent OF the Daily Mail says; United
States Consul Wiidman has received no
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-21
SPANIARDS AMBUSHED
PHILIPPINE INSURGENTS wANLAID
MONET AND MS TROOPS.
Twenty-Five Hundred of the spanish
Killed and 500 Surrendered--i"
xurgcnts' Declaration.

fSucoial Cable Dispatch TO tho New fcrk Her
aid London Times and The houston cost
Copyright, 1898. by James Gordon ben-
nattt
Manila Bay, June Z, Via Hong konS
Monday, Via Paris.--Admiral Dewey Sill
has the power to throw the Spaniards into
FITS by mere lntimation that he intends
10 attack them. Last Tuesday report
was received that they intended making a
torpedo attack against the fleet-hnlf Il
gale was blowing. This gave them great
weather advantage, but Admiral Dewey
sent the Concord and Gallo to forestall
any such movement,
Admiral Dewey also decided to send u
steam launch past the batteries into the
Pnsig river 10 destroy two torpedo crafts
known to have taken refuge there. Ensign
| Caldwell the admiral's stan secretary
volunteered to command the expedition
| Admiral Dewey intended TO order the
| Gallo, Lieutenant Tsppan commanding
! 10 tow the launch TO the mouth OF IN.
river There the Gallo was to aMtu
| Caldwell's return. the watcr being TOO
shallow for a larger ship TO maneuVer
| Caldwell was 10 dash in during one Oh tns
! rain squalls, explode spar torpedo unue'
\
! 10 the Gallo. The enterprise WAS on,
fraught with deadly peril for all engaged
hut both officers were eager to undertake
| IT, However. the Galiio's preliminary re-
| conpoisance wednesday so alarmed thu
| Spaniards that they sank the transport
l steamer Cebu across the narrowest par. ol
| the river entrance effectually closing u
against even a steam launch, at the same
| time preventing tho egress OF their owr
| torpedo craft.
| The rebels are doing very little now eA,
cept keeping the Spaniords closely pennec
| UP In Manila.
Owing to the shooting of native civilian
in Manila without trial by the spaniarus
| General Agunaldo refuses to allow I'M
| wife and children OF Governor General Au
! pusti TO be set at liberty, They are treated
very kindly but General hguinaldo sent
letter yesterday to the governor general IA
reply to the latter's request. made through
the British consul and Vice Admiral D'cn-
richs OF the German navy. for the release
of Sonora August and her children Gen
eraI Aguinaldo declines 10 say what the
message sent. 10 August contained, but re-,
marked that he thought the latter would
not shoot any more nom combatant natives
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Texas Cotton Region Bulletin.
Observations for the twenty-four hours emo
ing at 8 a. m, 18th meridian time:
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Observations taken by the United States
weather bureau at p. m, 10th meridian
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Especial Cable Dispatch TO thu New fcrk Her
aid London Times and The houston ,ost
Copyright, 1898. by James Gordon ben-
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-01-01
Messengers Nosace,

Office OF the Sheriff of Cumberland Comfy
State of Maine. Cumberland S., December
3l>t, a. d. 1897.
fErH1S is to give noticesthat on the 29tb dav Of
Il December, A. u. 1897. a warrant in IN
soivency was issued out of the Court OF Insol-
yency FOL said County of Cumberland. against
the estate of
CHARLES H. sEAvEY, JR. Of Portland.
adiudged to be an Insolyent Debtor
on petition of said debtor. which nett,
ton was fled on the 2Sth day of
December. AID. 1897, to which date interest on
claims is TO De computed.
That the payment of any debts to or by
said Debtor. and the transfer and
delivery OF any property by him are for
That a meeting of the creditors of said
debtor, 10 prove their debts and
in case. there are sufficient assets
to authorize the same to choose one
or more asslgnees OF his estate. will be held
at Court OF Insolvency to be holden at
Probate Court room in said Portland, in said
County of Cumberland on the nth day of
January, A. D., 1898, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Given under my hand the date hrst above
written. G. j.. RITCKNAM
Deputy Sheriff as Messenger If tie Court Of
Insolvency fol said County OF Cumberland.
jan1&S
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r. A. p. F. D.
Annual Ball at the Auditorium Last
Night.

1t was nasty night last evening, but
the fire department and their friends care
very little for weather, and as a conse-
quence there was well filled balcony,
and large number of settees on the floor
of the great auditorium crowded with
aides and gentlemen. The hall looked
very attractive in the decorations put up
by the railway men, who lately gave o
ball at the same place, and in addition
there were the great banners of the Fire
mems association.
The first hour of the evening was de-
voted to the views displayed by the
vitascope. They were all of high order
Of excellence and gave the greatest pleas
ure to the we'll amused audience. Then
came the dance at 8 o'clock. Then came
an order of fifteen dances with a number
OF round dances thrown in after intermis-
sion. The Chief Marshal was Chief NJ
N. Eldridge, Floor Director William s.
Merrill, Assistant Floor Director ]. Fl.
Black, with these aides, all OF whom were
in full uniform: j. W. Lombord, f. G
Heller, T. A. Davis, G. N. E. Kimball
D. MCCARTHY, f. G. Girard, NJ. j.
O'Rourko, L. NJ. Blake, W. G. Parker,
Robert Copeland, j. E. Loring, c. E.
Clark, Harry Loveitt, C. H. Ray, W. H.
Perry, P. Fl. Silva, E. W. Powers, f. f.
Davis, Fl. G. Rowe, 6. 7. Siteman, S.
H. Cady, NJ. A. Ross, f. E. Berry. This
was the efficient committee of arrange
ments: Chief NJ. N. Eldridge, First As
sistant Engineer j. N. Long, Captains
j. B. Brown, 81. NJ. Farnsworth, G. E.
Jordan, A. e. knight.
The dance carde lore as frontispiece a
picture of fireman with his axe QUITTING
| away part of a burning building, and
| beneath a cart with the firemen running
into the burning house. In the center
were the letters R. A. f. P. D.