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New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
DIED..

BRAcHER-on Monday November 20. 1892 Thomas W
Bracher aged az years
Services at his late residence No ssl west oo'n-' ~
s D m. Wednesday. November 22
Relatives and friends Invited
yoSn bsn. fsSf' s In s. & 4
his age.
HAL1.-At West Orange. " J.. on Tuesday. Novsmesr a.
Frances A. widow Of Joseph D. HAL formerly OF Trsn-
Funeral viii take place on Thursday zsd inst. At et
Marks Church West Orange. at 2 O'Clock .. M
JoNEsAt saranac Lake n Y. in n. 2th year q 81:
and Laura Hambiet Jones
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
Princeton N. J) PAYERS please copy.
KELLEY-At Hampton. Iowa. November IS. 1879. James
X. Kelley. aged 80 years.
Notice of funeral hereafter
MAYNARD-suddenly. on Sunday evening. November "a
at Saratoga Efngham Maynard Of New-York City. In
Funeral on Wednesday November e at his late resi-
dence' NO. 2s5 Le1ington-ave, at 23o o'clock
PARsoNs--In Virginia, IN ,hs Seth year OF her age.
Joanna c. Parsons daughter Of Il. Band ana the late
Notice Of funeral win be found in THE New-York Even
ing POST and The Natl and Express OF wednesday.
PEABoDY--At Andover. Mass. Monday November 20.
ASGy d II aas Peseody daughter of ne lac samuel pea
body. OF New-iork. In the s4th year Of her age.
sGHaSYLER,At GU, utiea ~ T. Monday November 20
snS ES w "sSs0n younses son oi ~, mam ~ j.
Funeral private. Wednesday, p. m.
soLELIAc-saddenly. November ls Louis solssc. son
OF the late Auguste and Marie Louse soleliac.
Funeral services at his late residence Allentown. Penn.
on Wednesday. November %, at p m.
sTABB-At Short Hills. n. j.. Sunday November 10.
Anne r. VIE Of Nicholas s. stabb. in the ed year Of
Fq4sai s seTyces VIII Be held Chris; Church Short
Train leaves Bsreav and Christopher sts at 2so ID.
VAN sINDEREN-suddenly. November 81. at his resi-
Gence New-los-aye. and Junius- Brooklyn. " T..
Relatives and friends Invited TO attend the funeral
services Thursday November %. at O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22


Surgeon T.. G. HENEBERGER, 10 temporary duty. No
veber 23 connection with recruiting rendezvous.
Detroit.
Lieutenant E. THESIS detached from tho Bureau q
preparing the machinery Of .sha ,Kearsarge for sea
service. .,,.~r
Lieutenant J. X robson is detached from tn. Iowa
and ordered 10 line duty hoard the Philadelphia
Lieutenant W. TRUXToN is detached from the Franklin
and ordered 10 duty IN charge OF recruiting rendez-
vous. Detroit. November ~ q 10
lieutenant NJ NJ TAYLOR is ordered to temporary duty
December on board the Chesapeake during the trial
OF that vessel.
connection with the httng out OF the Chesapeake;
and. when commissioned to temporary duty on board
curing trial Of that vessel.
Lieutenant Commander T. NJ POTTS Is ordered 70 tenn
porary duty In connection with the fitting out OF the
Chesapeake. and to duty as executive officer during
Lieutenant W. o. HOLME. detached from the Iowa and
assigned TO the Ranger.
Lieutenant c. F. RoMAiEL detached from the Farrsgut
and assigned to the Bureau Of Steam Engineering.
Navy Department
Lieutenant H A. FIELD assigned duty inspector OF
equipment for naval vessels building at works OF
W Il. TTgg Company, Richmond, Va
Commodore W MAYNARD detached from duty in
spector In charge Of Eighth Lighthouse District New
Orleans and Immediately assigned 70 duty as inspec-
tor IN charge Second Lighthouse District. Boston.
Commodore J. r. sELFRIDGE. detached inspector in
charge Of Second Lighthouse District. Boston, and
assigned Immediately 10 duty ms inspector In charge
Of the Eighth Lighthouse District Custom House.
New-Orleans.
Lieutenant c. p PLUNKET"T expiration Of leave. Is
ordered TO duty inspector Of equipment Bath Iron
Works. Bath, Ne.
Naval Cadet T. J. SADLER is detached from the Scnia
and ordered to the Philadelphia
Paymaster ". b. WILCOX Is detached assistant TO
the general storekeeper at the League Island Navy
Yard and ordered 10 the Michigan December l.
Assistant Payraser J. s. BARBER is detached from the
Michigan December !. TO home and await orders. and
be ready for orders 10 tho Don Juan de Austria.
Ensign F. B. SULLIVAN. wholly retired. from Novsm-
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
INSANE NAN HANDLES FIRE.

Albany Nov 2.-Edward Boland. twenty-four
wears Of age an insane prisoner at the jail to-day
seized a handful Of coal from stove. which was at
a white heat, and dashed it in the face OF fellow
prisoner named Mccormick Both were badly
burned Boland was subsequently removed TO the
Matteawan State Hospital He was under arrest
for attempting TO kill his wife with pair OF shears
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
TAYLOR'S CAPTAIN NEARLY WE'LL.
BUT THE COOK. WHO SUFFERED FROM THE
BUBoNIC PLAGUE. is STILL IN RED. .

BuBONlC PLAGUE. is STILL IN BED.
The captain and the cook Of the steamer J. W.
Taylor. from Santos, Brazil. who when the
steamer arrived in this port last Saturday were
suffering from the bubonic plague. and are being
cared Tor at Swinburne Island. were reported yes
terday as improving
Captain Waters is almost we'll although the cook
is still In bed because of the irritation caused by
the operation OF taking the nus for biological
animation.
coree from the vessel. The difficulty I'm the case
Is that the cargo Is consigned TO number OF per-
sons and consists Of different grades To discharge
the coffee into lighters and provide new sacks will
create considerable confusion. Some plan 10 insure
the proper discharge OF the coffee is being consid-
cred. but no solution of the problem has been
found The fumigation Of the holds by sulphur was
continued Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
ronrrAsr noR ro-pAY ANp THuRspAY.

For New-Eugland ard Eastern New-York. showers to-
dsy. with warmer in northern Districts probably showers
Thursday; fresh southery winds.
For the District Of Columbia. Eastern Pennsylvania
Delaware New-Jersey, Virginia and Maryland warmer
Mir nrobablv showers to-day: showers Thursday; fresh
easterly winds -. ~, w.. n,
For west Virginia, western Nsw-York. Western Penn
svIvanla showers to-day; fair thursday winds mostly
fre easterly.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
BRyay IN ARKANSAS TO SHOOT DUCKS

Van Buren. Ark. Nov. 21-Colonel William j.
Rrvan has arrived here from Taney County MO-,
accompanied by his son. He joined MS "ne a,'u
daughter at the home OF Lewis Bryan, COUSIN
and will spend several days there. To-morro"
colonel BRYAN will be the guest Of the Point tIn 1
club and will spend the day duck shoouhs, IN O,.
,rhrsdav night he will address the students OF me
Arkansas University, at FayetteVilIe. lie VIII &c &c
Company his family home 10 Lincoln NeD'' oH
- .AnN
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
EX-SENATOR EDMUYDs NEARLY WE'LL.

Macon. Ga. Nov. 2l-EK-Senator George f. Ed
munds. who was seized with an attack OF bron-
chitis yesterday is somewhat better to-day though
ho was unable 10 appear In court as one OF the
counsel for the Southern Railway in the suit now
pendlng IN the United States Circuit Court In
response 10 an inquiry to his health tonight the
folioying repy was sent. MI Edmunds Is so
mich recovered from his cold that he expects 10
start In the morning for Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
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TRT-WEEKLY TRIBUNE, issued Mondays wednesdays
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OBITUARY NOTES.

San francisco, Nov. 2-The death OF Edgar
strau,. q viooncellst, well known in America. Eu-
rome and Australia, is reported from Pasadena IN
this State
Philadelphia, Nov. H.-John soison' aged forty-
three q fre brick manufacturer OF ConneIsville'
penn died at a hotel here last night or apopeNy
He was in this city a pleasure trip accompanied
bv his wife They went 10 a theatre last night, ana
on their return to the hotel Mr. Soison was stricken
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
uAHAyy ADMITTED TO THE BAR.

Rochester, y. Y. Nov. A-The Appellate DIVISION '
~, 40 Srnreme Court began the November term
th,s morning. The session devoted to admin
te,or,nq thu oath 10 law students Among the
,wentv.Ave admitted was ex-Congressnan ROW
land B. Nahany, OF Bunalo
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
Guecial Notices.

A.-A.-Ex ciude the Colds Use Roebuck's
CELEBRATED WEATHER STRIPS your doors and
windows. s ROEBUCK, sole manufacturer i72 Fulton
St. New York. I4th ST. and Hamilton Av.. Brooklyn.
Telephone.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
INCREASE IN WAGES.

Manchester, n. H. Nov. n.-The employees OF the
rsos,on and Maine Railroad on the Manchester and
North Weare the Manchester and Portsmouth ana
the Suncook Valley branches have had an lncieasee
in wages The men in the several departments OF
the service north OF Concord also VIII receive an
t,cr
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
n scgOpFER LECTURES AT PRINCETON.

Princeton y. j.. Nov. A-M Jean Schopfer' or
the Ecole de Louvre. Paris. delivered lecture on
"Fronch SCULPTURE" before "a large audience OF uni
versity men tonight in University Han me
lecture was given IN French ana was Ieos'cu
with much applause.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
OBITUARY..
CHARLES q. REED.

worcester Mass, Nov. 2l.-Ex-Mayor ChaIies "
Keeo' Obra % t returning from a Republican caucus
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

We don't say that nothing else VIII cure coid'
but nothing will cure more or worse coia'' Vi e.''
them quicker. than Jayne's Expectorant' 80
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
DIXON KEMP.

1ondon. Nov 2l.-Dixon Kemp. the yacht design
yocbtine editor Of Field and formerly secre
80, - the Yacht Racing Association, died to-da
I'm his sxteth year.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

REMITTANCES should always be made in Postonics
money order Express money order. draft New-York
City IL cash is by mall unregistered The Tribune
will not be respon -b!s -or its loss.
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MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES ETC.


for centra America except RIea) South
aeiaG poS must gs be- dreeted per Aanca az
1880 for Porto Rico per United states transport
per S. s. Irrawaddy; at 1880 .. m supplementary
and wiHdward Islands and Deinerara, per Madi-
at t- p 7G @ i9r st Ge Be- Eh dreee p per
at p for Yucatan. campeehe. Tabasco and chispss
3so i3r NeTforpdapa y, % PsE
1sappiS@eHtSry i:s6 4. M FOR Porto Rico, ya san
for savanilla and csrthagena via Curacao must be
directed per Philadelphia0 at IL m FOR La Plata
Manzanilo per cisnfGeSos at p Pm M s CsreDie ss
FRIb&Y~A hSS | $50 a NJ tor Jamaica, per from
ters for Belize Puerto Cortez and Guatemala must Be
directed per Them ennis E e, t,IsP:a p M 0s2 for J1Raca
skTURpAYAt $3.50 sor Bra. direct st,, and ,;,nc, Ia
PLATA re couD Jaaic Po tes Kan FOR N0 Bra
a KaF n5 ar PrPss psaa. at l,eas 10 "a 9..g sps
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per HavanS ana t;,1sc.d a. p per @ .o' s cgriiyb. at
Puerto PoSTs ens Sas'G M Island and
b9Rincan EepgsSG so per @ tor ST. squ.lou Per
'ctcnsi steamer from North sydney.
Nss sbenee lor By Close this once daily a. $50
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and thence by steamer close az tels eIn.e S NJ 80"
and m thence BY steamer close this Office daily except
,y MSndV Wsans.Gay at q and % Fds Mails Tor cuba By a
Office every Monday. Tuesday and SATURDAY at '2:3o
m dhs connecting closes are on Tue day and satur-
addressed for dispatch BY steamer. close thls once
s at s4 Hso Puerto S9a and sS rail aH'a to
New orleans. and thence By steamer close az this once
daily al 70 p m. connecting closes here Mondays Tor
Beze Puerto Corez and Guatemala). fRegstered
mail closes .. previous dav. Registered mail
closes at p m. second day before
TRANsPAcIFIc MAILS.
Malls for China and japan Vie Tacoma close here daily
$50 p. m. up 70 November TO inclusive Tor dis
~ ana a. M up to November f2o Tor dispatch
close here daily at eSo n up 70 N9ysmber t23 for
Via San Francisco close here daily at $3.50 p. M up
November t25 Inclusive. dspatch by ship Galilse.
aealsnd, Hawaii. Flu and Samoan Islands, via San
Francisco. close here daily At $50 p. m afte. Novem-
Of arrival o, 3 $ campania due at New York Sovem-
Der 25 for dispatch pei =. 5. Alameda Mails for
China and Japan VIA Saneosss s iose mere re day az
per Empress Of China resistered mail must Be
directed yia srs MALI av f9r Ssoa and JsDAn
November $50 for dispatch per . Onfang Malls for
Hawaii via San FIsneiseo close here daily az $50
3 Australia Malls for Austraiasan Colonies (sx-
cept West Australia, which 50 via Europe, and New
iNN Islauds via Vancouyei close here daily at $50
. m after November f25 ana up 70 December 10. In
elusive for dsPa'sn % Per prsaTeS 10 poqt Of sailing and
the schedule of closing Is arranged on the presumption
man closes ~ c6RSEtiUs YES yoTr. PO,,msss.~
Pos,Omcs. New York. n. y. NOysnesr IL. sesN -
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IN NEW YORK CITY,
REMITTANCES.


Que cent copy extra postage IL charged the DAILY
and TRI-WEEKLY to mail subscribers in New-York cy.
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FOR TRAVELLERS IN EUR on

DAILY with Sunday. 81 7s a month Address chang
often desired
DAILY (wlthout Sunday. 81 a month. Addrs
changed often desired.
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MARRIED.

.r,., liver, must pay tho penalty unless they use
q. rns-v.ilous Johnson's Digestive Tablets
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

Tribune once. Nov 90 a. m-Ihe weather yes'eruay
va. fair and mrd The temperature ranged between "a
and As degrees the Hls degrees being 4e de
gree. lower than that OF Monday and degrees lower
tha, that o, the corresponding date OF last year
TN weath.r today Will be showery and warmer.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

,y,,.,, uoyr-rn Grace Church Chantry on Tuesday
November 81 oy Rev. Dr. Hunting'on rector OF inc
Hsrsb rd,h D. Mather. daughter OF Frederick Thomas
{iny; "a F,i%erd Lyman, O, East orange. " J.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

PRINTED MATTER. ETc.-Germsn steamers sailing on
Tuesdays Printed Matter etc. for Germany. and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter etc, for other
parts Europe American and White Star steamers on
Wednesdays, German steamers on Thursdays. and
Cunard French and German steamers Saturdays
take Printed Matter etc, for all countries for which
they are advertised 20 carry mail.
the closing Of the Supplementary Transstlanto
Malls named above additional supplementary mails
opened the piers Of the American, English French
and German steamers. and remain open until within
Ten Minutes the hour OF sailing OF steamer.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In this diagram the continuous white line shows mo
pance, I'm pressure indicated by The Tribune SELF
recording barometer The dotted limo shows the tsmper@
lure as recorded at Perrys Pharmacy
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

DIED.
,,o--rs, Mary Maynard. bingham.
fnnI..,.tar ir1griofte Joanna 9.
pracher Thomas W. PEABODY Abby n -,
Brez. John d. Schlyler' LONH"e' W.
Hal. Frances A. solehac' LOUIS
80, pbIilns Stabb Anne II.
yamev lanes r. Van slnderen Ulpian
ANfFpyAS-On Monday al her late residence, No. 22I
WashinRton ave. Brooklyn. November 70. Mary Amer
man. widow Of John ". Amerman In the oOth year Ok
her age.
Funeral private
ROwpFIN-on Tuesday. November FL. Charlotte F..
widow OF Joseph BoWden. ,.,,
Funeral from her late residence. Broadway fushihg'
Long Island. Friday. at o'clock.
Carriages will be IN waiting at Broadway station on ar
rival OF train leaving Long Island City at O'clock
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be In
dorsed with full name and address.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
POstOmce Notice.

should BE read DAILY by al Interested as changes nay
oettr AZ any time.)
Foreign mails for the week ending November 25 1889
will close promptly IN all the General Post
follows: Mails hour earlier
than closing time shown below. Parcels Mails fol
Germany close at p. m. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.

FOR Europe per g. s. 'st Louis via Southampton let-
ters for Ireland must 10 directed per 81 Louis'D
m. (supperfer,ary. i0:30 a. M for Europe per
s. Majestic hsDQi55hstown. at 1890 a. m. foi'
Belgium. per 3. -Wesssrnland. via Antwerp Gstters
be directed per s. Nesternand'O. ... --
THURsDAY-At a. m; for France direct switzerianf.
Italy Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British India.
per s. :. LA Bretagne via Hayre 0etters for other
parts Of Europe must be directed per q. La
Bretagnc'O
sATURDAY-At $50 a. m. for Europe, per 'Etrur.s,
via Queenstown; ) a. for Netherlands direct
g Maasdam. via Rotterdam Oetters must be directed
per S. Maasdam'); at a m. for Italy per Q. 8.
Naples Qetters must be directed per o 8.
Werra'D: 10 a. for Scotland direct per s. $.
Anchoria Glasgow Getters must directed per ..
AnchoriaO: 10 a. for Azores Islands direct,
5. Tartar Prince: II a. for Norway direct
Norge. via Cbrlstiania detters must be directed
tinars
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

Washington, Nov. 20.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued
ARMY
Captain JAMES r. LINDSAY 18th Infantry will proceed
Fort Slocum NewYork, for duty with recruits. 10
proceed with them about January 10 10 the Philip
pine Islands where he will Join his regiment.
Captain SAMUEL BURKHARDT. Jr. 10Th Infantry. will
report Fort Slocum, New-York, for duyl with re
crus and will proceed with them TO the philippine
Islands and there join his regiment
Lieutenant HENRY s. WAGNER l4th Infantry. and
First Lieutenant JAMES - BELL. iI.h Infantry,
will proceed to Fort SlOcum. y. Y. fcr duty with
recruits 10 sent about January - to TIE Philippine
Islands. where the officers wiz ton their respective
regiments
Acting Assistant Surgeon CLARENCE II. LONG Will
proceed from New-York City TO Washington for
further instructions.
Majors FOREST II. HATHAWAY. quartefmasts!. and
WALTER +. DCGGAN. 10th Infantry, are detailed
members Of the Examining Board az Fort Riley
during the examinations OF captains, only. vice Cap
tains Henry L. Kingsbury, 9th Cavalry and William
W Forsyth. quartermasteT. 9th Cavalry.
Order OF October ~ 10 Chaplain ORVILLE J. NAVE 20
proceed 70 Manila is revoked
New-York tribune., 1899-11-22

Washington. Nov. 20.-The following Army and
Navy orders have been issued:
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
Prof. Alderman's Lecture.

On Friday evening, December 18th. the
chapel of the Henderson Female College
was filled with an audience eager to hear
the lecture of Mr.. Alderman.
The room was beautifully decorated
with holly, and the paintings and crayon
pictures adjoining the walls drew forth
many admiring comments. The pupils
rendered a choice selection of music and
Rotations in charming manner.
Mr.. Alderman chose as his subject ''rhe
Opportunities of Woman" handling it in
an exceedingly original and striking man
ner. He stated many callings open to
the ambitious woman besides the one
pre-eminently her own, the home maker.
After urging upon the young ladies the
Importance of being well qualified for any
position they might wish to occupy, he
related, from his own experience, many
very ludicrous answers 81 ven by appli-
cants for teachers certificates, showing
their utter unftness.
He presented to them in glowing terms
| as examples worthy Of emulation Queens
| Elizabeth, Victoria, Florence Eighten-
gale, Clara Barton, and from our own
States history the noble woman who, by
her entreaties and persistence, prevailed
upon the Legislature to establish an asy.
| Ium for our unfortunate insane.
The lecture was highly. calculated tc
| impress one with longing for all that il
elevating and useful in life and must give
to the young lofty impetus which vii
result in nobler aspirations.
| ATTENDANT.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
Rev. A. ncCuIIen.

1t is with genuine regret to the
many friends of Rev. A. McCullen-
and they are by no means confined to
his own congregation-that he is TO
leave Henderson. For three years he
has been in and out among us and
during that time we have learned his
worth and come to love him. He has
served the Methodist Episcopal church
as pastor we'll and faithfully. The
town is better for his having lived in
it. While we regret to see him leave
it is gratifying to know that the lines
have fallen to him in pleasant places
for the ensuing year. He goes to
Oxford and to the good people of
that town we most cordially COM
mand him and his excellent WIFE
The cheerful and faithful manner
in which Mr.. McCullen has met the
duties and responsibilities devolving
upon him and the able and accept
able manner in which he has served
his people, has bound him with
peculiar ties of appreciation to not
only the Methodists of Henderson
but to those of other denominations
and members of no church as we'll.
His work has been successful and he
leaves it in good condition.
Again we say Henderson regrets
the removal of Mr.. McCullen and he
has the sincere wishes of every one
for the fullest measure of success in
his labors and health and happiness
in abundance for himself and his
family.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
GREAT FOUNTAIN PEN SHOW.
Waterman Stock Drawn Strongly
Upon for Christmas Gifts

Ten years ago the fountain pen was
looked upon as a luxury. But its power
OF utility grew, and every year added to
the thousands who found it a necessity,
until to-day in counting room, on the
merchants desk, the clergyman's study,
in the scholars "den," in newspaper
Offices, in colleges and schools, aud also
in the pockets OF the multitude, you will
find the fountain pen. And nine times
out OF ten it's Waterman Ideal.
The credit for this revolution is due
mainly to the Waterman Ideal Fountain
Pen, which stands unrivaled, the foun-
tain of perfection. The Waterman pen
never disappoints. 1t mechanism ia per-
feet. 1t writes better than any steel
pen. You don't have to shake it, be-
cause the ink is always ready and flows
evenly and smoothly. If any one is in
doubt as to the utility of the Waterman
Fountain Pen, let him use one for
week and then try to give it up. Then
see what cruelty therejs in the old style
ink pot and corroded pen.
The Waterman Fountain Pens are
made in many styles to fit many purses.
Some are mounted in ornate gold and
silver designs; Others in a variety of
styles to please any fancy. Especially
attractive for Christmas offering is a
mounting OF overlaid silver, which is
popular for the holidays.
The Waterman Ideal Fountain Pen is
for sale by all dealers, and especially in
book shops and by stationers, and it
may be had in great variety in the
headquarters, No. 157 Broadway, New
York.
Biggest line of Furniture and the most
up-to-date styles and finishes at
WATKINS.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-12-21
The Soldiers Have q Supper.

The annual supper OF the Vance
Guards came off Friday night. About
so members of the Company were
present and besides these there were
a number of invited guests, prepare
tions having been made to entertain
one hundred persons. The menu
consisted of oysters, turkey, ham.
breads, pickles, olives, celery, etc.
The cooking was of the highest order
everything being perfectly prepared.
Never were oysters finer stewed nor
better coffee brewed. And everything
else was equally we'll served. 1t was
an elegant affair and was sumptuously
enjoyed by every person present.
Where so many had part in
making the supper success and con-
tributing to the enjoyment of their
guests we cannot particularize, much
as they may merit individual praise.
Suffice it to say it was successful
affair in every particular, characteris-
tic of the Vance Guards on occasions
of this kind.
Short and appropriate speeches
were made by Col. Burgwyn. Rev. A.
McCullen, Chaplain Third Regiment,
Maj Jones, Third Regiment, Col.
Macon, Quartermaster General, j. H.
Bridgers, Esq, Capt. Smith. Capt.
Poythress, and others.
Bargains in Drummer's Samples Hair
and Tooth Brushes at
PARKER'S DRUG STORE.