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Evening star., 1898-03-18
Judge Fnrrar's Lecture.

Judge F. r. F3rrar of Virginia delivered
his lecture on Lights and Shadows at
Confederate Veterans Hail last night, un-
der the auspices of the Confederate Vet
Grams Association. The hall was tasteful
ly decorated with the national dnd con-
federate colors. A short musical program,
in which Mr.. William Mcfarland and
Mrs. Blanche Mattingly-Ro participat-
Ell, preceded the lecture. Judge Farrar
was introduced by Col. Robert /. Fleming,
the president of the association. Judge
Fdrrar drew on the text Of his lecture in
order TO show that the right would always
triumph. and made his talk exceedingly
interesting and entertaining by his bright
ana witty "reminiscences. At the concIu-
sio,i OF tie lecture there was a short musi-
cal program, In which Mrs. Hattie Meads-
Smith, Miss Jennie Goodwin and Mr.. James
Cathell participated. The entertainment
was given under the direction of a COM
mittee consisting of Messrs. T. c. Cal
laghan. chairman; John Hobgood, A. G.
Holland. J. w. Fite and William D. Peachy,
Evening star., 1898-03-18
MR.. THuRsroNs SAD MISSION.
Nebraska Senator Leaves for Home
WITH His Wlfe,s Remafus.

Nebraska Senator Leaves for Home
With His Wife's Remains.
Senator Thurston Of Nebraska. with the
remains OF his wife, whose sudden death
occurred last week on board the yacht
Anita. near Sagua Ia Grande, Cuba, ar
rived In this city last night. A large num-
Der Of personal friends. members of the
Nebraska congressional delegation and
others. with several ladies who had been
associated with Mrs. Thurston in philan-
thropic work. were at the station. The re-
mains were transferred to a private car,
on which the funeral party will journey
vest
Mr.. Clsrence Thurston, the senator's son,
was with the party at the station, which
also included Assistant Secretary of War
Meiklc1ohn, Representative Stewart of
Wisconsin who has long been an intimate
friend OF the Thurston family; Representa-
tives Mercer. STROBE. Starke, Sutherland,
Maxwell and Greene Of Nebraska, Senator
Allen of Nebraska, Senator Carter of Mon
tana, Senator Hansbrough of North Da-
kota. Mrs. J. Ellen Foster and Mrs c. NJ.
Pepper Of the Cuban Relief Society, of
which Mrs. Thurston was an honored mem
Der and leader; Auditor of the Treasury
w. L. Andrews and Mrs. Andrews; also
Messrs. F. W. Collins. W. ii. wheeler. w.
n woodward. c. E. Magoon, E. F. Giles
PIE and E. c. Snyder, all personal friends
VI senator ThurStOn.
inns afternoon at 8 o'clock Senator
Thurston and his son, with a few friends
started on their sad journey to Omaha.
wnere the interment will take place. The
casket was covered with floral offerings,
one of the most conspicuous being a largs
Wreath OF choice blossoms, sent by the
tion. 'o'N
. Mrs. Thurston was deeply affected by the
narrowing scenes she witnessed in Cuba.
her death resulted from heart failure. and
was preceded by but short illness and an
physician aboard the yacht Anita gave the
certifcate of death. and the American
fealth officer at Sagua embalmed the body.
which was not taken ashore,
Acting under inetr,,ott.,s. = ~
lei Manning. president general of the ID. A.
n, MRS. Albert Akers. recording secretary.
crdered the offices of the society closed
Mrs. Thurston. who was one of the wise
presidents general
Evening star., 1898-03-18
rRoMIsEsn P4TnosEssEs.


Ladies' Who Are 1nfhrested In the Big
Mas0niM Fair.
At largely attended meeting Of the
committee on ladies a the Masonic Tenn
pie fund fair and Iexposition to be held
next month at CoRenfion Hall Chairman
John H. Olcott anwuuced that the follow
ing ladies had accepted Invitations to be
patronesses: Mrs. 0arset A. Hobart, Mrs.
Griggs, Mrs. Bliss,l ldrs. Gary, Miss Will
son, Mrs. John A tosan. Mrs. J. c. Bur-
rows, Mrs. ]. w. Daniel, Mrs. Stephen b.
Elkins. Mrs. c. is Faulkner. Mrs. A. p.
German. Mrs. Marcus A. Hanna, Mrs. J.
G. spooner. Mrs. Marion De vries. Mrs: J.
y. Dolliver, Mrs. d. IB. Henderson, Mrs.
William Alden Smiths Mrs. G. A. Sam
son, Mrs. ]. Addison Porter, Mrs. Binger
Hermann and Mrs. John Russell Young.
The following committees were also an
nounced:
On board of patronesses-J. H. Olcott, w.
]. Acker, w. A. Brown. c. T. Caldwell
=. ii. Daniel ]. H. Davis, E. B. Hay, ID.
F. Hickling. George w. Rouser, H. X.
Simpson and L. Cabell Williamson.
On assignment for duty and night. F.
R. Appleby, F. w. Buddecke, F. E. Camp
W. II. Decker, w. w. Fernandez, Nat b.
Fugitt, w. A. Galley, Louis Goldschmidt.
]. ]. Narrower E. B. Hesse, F. r. Horner,
Lansburgh, w. 8. Macgill, p. B. Otter
bach, Benjamin Parkhurst, F. X. Ray.
mond, 3. 3. Shedd and George Spransy.
To register names of ladies attending
the various booths Of the fair-C. b. Bay
ly, s. g. Nottingham, w. E. Deanison, Harry
L. Walcott, w. H. Baum, H. NJ. Schooley,
H. c: Thompson L. r. CHM. H. 8. Sell
den, w. A. Craig, F. ]. Randolph. H. H.
Gerdes, Charles A. Riddell, John A. Meyer,
w. H. Slater, w. e. Little, D. G. Stuart,
v. E. Hodges. H. B. Mason, Louis Illmer,
Charles 8. Hyer, George w. Drew. g. A.
G. Christiancy, w. F. GUIDE, Allen Bussius,
9. H. Kleinschmidt, c. H. Butler, Ferd.
Gawler and A. Burklin.
Secretary w. Hamilton Smith read a
request from the manager Of tina press
bureau that all members impress upon
their respective lodges the advisability Of
sending all information regarding their
preparations for the fair to headquarters,
and made a few remarks in behalf Of gen.
eral acQuiesccnce in the request
Evening star., 1898-03-18

Two Battle Ships to BE Launched.
The Norfolk and Washington Steamboat
Company has made special preparations in
order to accommodate the large number
who will go from this city to view the
launching Of the two new battle ships-the
Kearsarge and the Kentucky-at Newport
News next Thursday morning. Both the
Newport News and the Washington will
be employed to convey passengers the
steamers leaving 7th street wharf at Z
o'clock Wednesday evening and arriving at
Newport News in ample time to secure a
favorable position from which every feat
ure of the ceremony Of launching may be
witnessed. Those who intend taking the
trip will do well to secure tickets ana
staterooms IS early as possible, as a large
rumber have already been engaged, and
the demand will likely exceed the supply.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Permit for Monastery Build,nx.

A building permit wes issued today for
the erection Of monastery building on the
McCeney farm tract Philadelphia street
northeast. the permit being granted to the
franciscan Fathers. an organisation OF the
Roman Catholic Church. The architect fs
Ansudes Leonori Of Rome, Italy, and the
builder is John 8. Larcombe. The building.
wfich Will be of depth OF 1856 feet and
nave frontage Of 200 feet, will cost
about $135.OOO. 1t will be of stone ana
brick, heated by steam. and will be placed
on tract Of forty-four acres.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
AFFAIRS IN eEoRGBrows.


| Work Of Associated Charftfes-TriaI
of Policy Dealers-Notes.
The Georgetown Office Of the Associated
| Charities will close its work for the season
the first of the month. after having re-
niained in operation all winter. During the
time between 800 and 800 people have ap.
piled for and been given relief, whils g
much larger number was turned away. The
funds Of the association have been low,
and the allotment for the Georgetown
branch was ovsrdrawn considerably.
On account Of the depleted condition OF
| the treasury only a limited amount of aid
Is now given, and that to cases Of sickness
or absolute destitution. Through the ef-
forts of the Georgetown branch the rents
of number Of houses have been reduced
where the tenants were in straitened cir
cumstapces.
1t Is proposed by several ladies to organ
lie q sick relief society for work during the
summer months, and especially at this
time of the year when a good deal Of good
can be accomplished in administering to the
needs of the sick who are not able to pro-
cure aid for themselves. The organization
Of the relief has just commenced and a
meeting will shortly be held at which final
arrangements will be completed.
Considerable interest is manifested in the
outcome Of the trial of the policy writers
who were raided a short time ago by the
Rosslyn authorities for conducting their
business in violation of the existing laws OF
the state of Virginia This is perhaps, the
first raid of its kind made in Rosslyn, and
the proprietor of the place, Mr.. Turvey, is
held. The trial will come up Tuesday
morning before Squire Sellers.
The members of the Linthicum Dramatic
Club will visit the marble theater at Sol
diers' Home Monday evening and give their
second entertainment of the season. The
program will be entirely different from the
one previously presented at that place.
Three comedy sketches entitled "On
Guard" Deception and 1.-THE Long Lost
Nephew" will be given with the full cast.
forsserv1ces, but has been forced to decline
nearly ALL An entertainment at st. Eliza
baths for the benefit Of the inmates, is
shortly to be given.
Harvey parts of lots 27, %, 1893, 1876 and 1877,
of square 1891. Only nominal considera-
ton Is named. The property is located on
street between 34th and 35th streets. and
Jack, the Slasher," this house was one of
the places visited.
Mary e. s. Davis has bought Of Julia
Thomas and others parts Of lots and Z, of
the subdivision of Friendship, at an un-
named consideration.
Mr.. Paddock, assistant rector of St.
Johns Church, Washington, will ofhciate
at the regular monthly meeting for men at
ST. Johns Church, corner Potomac and o
Streets Sunday evening, at 7:3O O'clock.
The services are held under the auspices of
the church chapter of the Brotherhood of
st. Andrew.
The stations of the way of the cross will
be read this evening at 7:3O o'clock at Trim
ity Church.
William Diggs and Philip Brown, young
colored men, were locked up last night by
Policeman Harrison for disorderly conduct
on M street several days ago. The men en-
owed the other a dollar. They were fined
s. each this morning by Judge Kfmball.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Carroll Institute Dramatic Club.

Holy Name Commandery. No. 24s,
Knights Of st. John, gave its second an
nual entertainment at Carroll Institute
Hall last night, a large number Of the
friends and members of the organisation
being present. The program consisted Of
two one-act dramas. presented by mem
bers of the Carroll Institute Dramatic Club
They were His Wlfe's Proxy" in which
Miss Anne Hathaway. Miss Nora Cocker,
Mr.. George H. OConnor and Mr.. A. T.
Seaman took part, and a sketch drama
tized from the French of Alphonse Daudet
and presented by Miss Alice X. Irwin, Mr..
Edward j. Walsh. Mr.. John ]. Nolan and
Mr.. A T. Seaman. Both Of the plays were
very creditably presented, and the enter
tainment was voted an unqualified sue
cess. At the conclusion of the regular
program dancing was enjoyed until a late
hour.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
CITY AND DISTRICT.
LIGHTS ON VEHICLES.

Arguments to he Heard For and
Against Regulation.
The District Commissioners will give a
hearing at IL o'clock Tuesday morning
next to all interested In the police regula-
tion requiring lights on vehicles.
The proposed regulation will necess1tate
the placing Of lights on all motor carriages
and all vehicles drawn by draft animals
during the period between an hour after
sunset and an hour before daybreak. 1t Is
also proposed to amend the regulation as
first drawn so as to provide that lights
may be omitted provided the vehicles do
not move faster than a walk.
The Commissioners will be pleased to
hear the advocates as well as the opponents
of the regulation, either in writing or
verbally at the hearing.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Charged With stealing Btcxcle.

William skivington and William w.
Wright. young Washingtonians, who have
heretofore figured in police circles and
served time in Jail, were arrested in Balti-
more yesterday and brought here by De-
tectives Boardman and Gallaher 1t is
charged that they stole a bicycle belonging
to Representative Meekison of Ohio. The
wheel was stolen from the Capitol several
days ago. Another wheel which one of
the prisoners was attempting to sell has
not been identified. The young men will
probably be given a hearing in the Police
Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Dog OmciaIly Recognised.

Mr.. Rice. the market master of the whole
sale market, has asdog which was recently
taken up by the poundmaster. The ami
NAL. so Mr.. Rice reported to Commissioner
Wight, has been of valuable service to him
in the care of the property under his i'm
mediate supervision. serving the market
master in the capacity Of night watch
man. Upon these representations, Mr.
Wight directed the poundmaster to release
the animal ard return it to its master.
That has been done, and Mr.. Wight today
recommended that the collector Of taxes
be instructed to issue to Mr.. Rice a license
and give him tag for the dog, without
;ccst, to be used SO long as the animal re-
mains with him in the semi-official position
described.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
WAR "REMINISCENCES,
Theme of Gen. B0yntOn's Lecture BE.
fore st. Luke's Guild.

Theme of Gen. BoyntOn's Lecture Be-
fore st. Luke's Guild.
Gen. H. v. Boynton last evening lectured
on "Reminiscences Of the War to the
membership Of st. Luke's Guild, corner
1!th and Madison streets. Gen. Boynton
was introduced by DR.. Bruce Evans, pres
icent Of the guild, who referred to the dis
tinguished services Of the speaker as a
soldier.
Gen. Boynton spoke of the great advances
OF the colored race since the close of the
war and attributed many Of it's strides to
the valor Of the negro soldier. Without
any effort at cratory. the general presented
striking pictures of gallant deeds perform
ed by those who fought for freedom, and
to support the government whose courage
GUS conscience made that freedom possible.
The address was thoroughly enjoyed by a
sympathetic audience.
The proceedings closed with the serving
OF light refreshments by members Of the
battalion of Colored High School Cadets.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
Husband Alleges Fraud, Misrepre.
sentatiOn and Deceit.

Husband Alleges Fraud, Misrepre-
sentation and Deceit.
William H. Liverpool today instituted suit
against Rebecca Liverpool for absolute d.
vorce on the rather unusual grounds of
fraud, Misrepresentation and deceit. The
couple were married April 6, 1897, and, Mr..
Liverpool states, a few days after the cere-
mony he found the defendant to be dishon-
est, immoral and untruthful. Before he
was married, he says, she told him she was
a pure, chaste woman. and that she had
always led Christian lfe
After recfting other matters, Mr.. Liver
pool concludes his petition by declaring
that she willfully and fraudulently deceived
and entrapped him into the marriage.
Suit for divorce was also instituted today
by Herbert T. Lee against Sarah Virginia
Lee. The husband alleges immortality and
desertion on the part of his wife.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
EXCURSIONS TOMORROW.

Steamer Estelle Randall for Glymont and
intermediate landings at 9:3O am.
Steamer Newport News for Norfolk and
Fortress Monroe at pm.
Steamer Wakefield for Colonial Beach
and river landings at am.
Trains leave 1874 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Arlington hourly from am. to
pm.
Trains leave 1874 street and Pennsylvania
avenue for Mount Vernon at $50, 1905, IL
am, 12:O5, 2:O5, 8, and 4:15 pm.
Trains leave AQueduct bridge for Arling-
ton and Fort Myer every half hour and
Falls Church hourly from $50 am. to 1910
pm.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Held for Action of Grand Jury.

William. alias Richard. Harris. colored
was today held by Judge Scott in $500 fol
the action OF the grand jury to answer a
charge of housebreaking in the night time
Harris was arrested by Detective Henry OF
the fourth precinct and Policeman Carlin,
en- the charge Of breaking into the house OF
Mr.. Frederick J. White, No. HOS street
southwest. and stealing an overcoat valued
at $15 from Mr.. White; also a sealskin
White. Both articles were recovered by the
officers.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

Three policemen were detailed for duty
In the vicinity Of Green's Hall last night.
and two arrests were made One OF them
was young colored man named BENJAMIN
Williams, who was In the hall very much
under the influence of liquor
Il put him out Of the hail." Policeman
Donohoe told the court. '.and when he got
on the street he became disorderly and
profane."
Il wasn't disorderiy." said the prisoner.
but had been drinking"
Five dollars"
Louis Scott was the other prisoner, and
ne. too. was fined IS. with fifteen days an
the equivalent.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

SPRING LAMB.
Canada Mutton, New York Roast Beef and
Delmonico Steak. JOHN r. KELLY 9th st.
wing, Center mkt. Corned Beef q speciality.
REEVES HOME-MADE CAKES Il PLIES
are made from our California Flour and
genuine creamery butter. Homemade Pies,
1sc.; Homemade Bread, &C.; Entire Wheat
Health Bread. &C.; Homemade Cruilers.
10c- doz-; Angel Cakes, 19c.; Sunshine
Cakes. 19c-; Currant Pound Cake, per h.,
25c.; Citron Pound Cake, per h., 25c.: Gen.
uine Pound Cake, per h., Sc: Large Jelly
Rolls, 19c. each We have a large assort-
ment of Sweet Bread, such as Rusks, Peach
Cakes, Currant Tea Cake, &c. 1t will be q
treat to lovers of fine Pastries to call and
see our bakery department tomorrow.
REEVES, 1900 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
A Kindersarten Lecture.

Dr. William T. Harris will deliver a lee
tIre on symbolism and Stories Of the
kindergarten" at the Columbian University
tomorrow morning at II o'clock. DR.. Har-
ris is a well-known speaker on topics of
this character. and as the subject of kinder
this city of late, he is sure to have large
audience.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
LOCAL MENTION.
AMUsEMENTs TONIGHT.

Academy of Music-Maggie Cline in Fun
Aboard the Pacific Mail"
Columbia Theater.-Madame Janauschek
in What Dreams May Come"
Grand Opera House.-Brothers Byrne's
New Eight Bells"
Kernan's Lyceum Theater.-John L. Sul-i-
vans Own Company.
Lafayette Square Opera House.-Denman
Thompson in "The Old Homestead
New National Theater.-"The Ballet Girl"
Willard Hall.-Lumiere's cinematographe.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Movement to Advance Athletics.

committee Of the advisory board Of the
Georgetown Alumni Society, composed of
]. Nota McGill, M. ]. Colbert and ]. Dud-
ley Morgan, has invited the members Of the
society and all friends of the university
who are interested In the promotion of ath-
Ietics to attend a meeting at the Law
School building, sos E street northwest, to-
morrow night at O'clock
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Chapel to be Dedicated.

The Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In
stltute, of which Booker T. Washington
is the principal. will he visited by Dr. W.
s. Rainsford. pastor Of St. Georges Epis-
copal Church. New York, Wednesday,
March 3D. upon which occasion he will
dedicate r. handsome 10000 chapel, re-
Gently donated by northern friends of the
Institution.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Resolution. of Sympathy.

Inc directors of the Consumers Brewing
Company, at a special meeting called to
take action on the sudden death of the
late Dennis Connell, president of the COM
pany, passed resolutions recognizing the
irreparable loss to his family and extending
to his wife and children sincere sympathy
and coincidence. The resolutions will be
ensrossed and sent to the family.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.

MADE FRESH EVERY DAY.
Reeves Celebrated Chocolates and Bon
bons are made from the very finest and
prrest material, and favored with the fresh
fruit juices. No extracts used, which ac-
counts for their perfectly delicious flavor.
By manufacturing candy in connection with
our other business, we are enabled to sell
the best at the popular price of Al cents per
pound. Special attention given to the pack
ing OF boxes for presents.
REEVES, 12O9 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

An clarm was turned In about o'clock
les; night from box AZ for IRE In . row Of
sheds In rear OF nve houses ON B street
southwest between 9Th and 7th streets.
Tie property 10 owned by the White estate
and the damage done amounted TO 800.
What caused the 0re the police couia not
ascertain
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Robbery Of . saloon,

John Raedy's saloon, corner Of North
Capitol and g streets. opposite the old base
ball grounds. was visited by burglars be-
tween II o'clock midnight and o'clock this
morning. An entrance was effected by
forcing open the window ON the q street
side. The cash, register was broken and
robbed OF S21. About o'clock In the morn
Ing Foaicenaen Lynch and Lanahan discoy-
cred that the place had been entered. They
aroused the bartender, who found that the
sum OF money stated and perhaps small
amount Of liquor had been stolen.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

COFFEE HOT FROM THE ROASrER.
Reeves Selected Old Mandehlfng Java and
Mocha Coffee makes a royal drink. " cents
per pound. or pounds for $l.lO. Dry roast
ed at our store daily.
REEVES, 1ND + Ut. NV.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
WIDENING A THoRouGHraRn,
Ten Feet IN he Added 10 Par, os ,osH
Street.

The work preliminary to the widening
OF 10th street between ID and F streets
Is progressing. and the actual work will,
IL Is expected. be commenced Monday
morning. II will be under the supervision
OF Computing Engineer Conway ID. Hunt.
and II is thought will be completed in
aoout tnree weeks. About FIVE feet will
be added to the width of the street on
either side. and the roadway win be as-
phaited- The curbing viii be of granite
ana the cutters OF vitriied brick.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

The dead body OF ar infant was found I'm
the James Creek caEal near the NJ street
bridge yesterday. A death certificate was
given by the coroner
Evening star., 1898-03-18
, Burglar and Murderer.

inspector Mattingly has received a cir
cuiar from Chiet Reuben Baker OF the
providence. RI, police force Offering
sl.SOO FOR Information leading to the arrest
and conviction OF a second-story burglar,
name unknown. The fugitive entered tho
residence of William o: Hutchins in that
city, early this month. about o'clock in
tne evening, and shot and killed NJ
Hutchins
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Lost flesh lately?
Does your brain tire?


Losing control over your nerves?
Are your muscles becoming ex-
hausted?
You certainly know the remedy,
It is nothing new; just the same
remedy that has been curing these
cases of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. SCOTS Emulsion
The cod-liver oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the hypophos-
phites give tone to the nerves.
SOC. ana sl.oo. All druggists.
SCOTT . BOVINE. chsnists. AsW Yesk.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
SPRING Lam

Best Grade Lamp OIL. gals, 75c.
12O4 G st. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 616 18th.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

II You Love Flowers
you will appreciate GUIDES offer OF roses
at 20 cents dozen. IDA F.-Adyt.
Evening star., 1898-03-18

Let Your Dollar Laugh at Our Prices.
These 5-lb. boxes best butter at Lao
James F. Oyster, 800 Pa ave. Phone 27I.
Advertisement
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Burbank Potatoes. .7sc. bu. Johnston's, pge.'

KENNY'S DRY ROASTED coFFEEs.
Highest quality. lowest prices. Purt
sugars sold at cost: city stores.
c. d. KENNY.
Evening star., 1898-03-18
Good Templars In ses.ion.


The regular session Of Columbia Lodge,
No. "a, I. o. G. T., was held Wednesday
evening. Visitors were present from ORR
entail. Friendship and Perseverance lodges
One name was proposed for membership by
Miss May Hobson.
E. H. Jones, chairman Of committee
previously appointed. reported the advis-
ability Of holding q series of meetings un-
der the auspices OF the lodge, and that, for
such o purpose. the lectur0room of Gurley
Church could be secured at small cost
Messrs. A. n. Brown and Andrew Day
supplemented this report. ard II was de-
c!ded to hold the first Of such series of
meetings Tuesday evening, March %.
The superintendent Of Juvenile Templare,
Mrs. c. A. Snyder. announced that tenn
pie. under the immediate direction Of CO.
lvmbta Lodge. would be organized tomor-
row Saturday afternoon at O'Clock at
Society Temple corner 9Th and @ streets.
The committee on fair. Miss Flora Muir
head. chairman, reported preparations in
progress for a '.papier fete."
Evening star., 1898-03-18

Assaetant neetse Weea M.
Rsv. DR.. Louis q. Wood. sssistaut rector
of the Church Of the Epiphany, = 0uife
~ at his rooms n H. Nbbitt House.