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Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
Notice For Publications.
Land Cfice at Little Rock. ARK I
January a., 1880,

Land Cfice at Little Rock, Are
January Al, 1850, :
Notice 10 horeby tgivcp that the following
named settler has nled notice Of his intention 70
make nnal proof IN support Of his claim Hhd
that said proof will be made before the County
Clerk OF sharp county at Evening Shade, ArS'
on March 4, $500, viz
ShcbyS. HONEY
HE No 1872, for the wc'l ha'f nor'h east
quarter, south east quarter north west quarter =
section % and south west quarter s0ulh east
quarter, section II, township II north range u
west.
lie namcs the following witnesses to prove his
continued residence upon and cultivation OF
SAID land viz,
l.. l.. Miller, Y, p, ,smalley, Frank Lambert
aud ". II, Price, all Of Wnlng shade ARR
WILLIAM @, wuirrLg, Register
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Dentist Ed Sullivan was here
the latter part Of last week.
This section is not infested
with smallpox but it is rather
"grippy."
Hon. D. L, King came down
from Hardy Sunday to attend the
burial OF DR.. Bacon.
Willis Bland paused with US
long enough Monday to transfer
a dollar from his jeans to ours,
Mr.. Bland is a true blue frit nd
to the Record.
Couehed ~ Years.
| suffered for 25 years with u
cough, and spent hundreds Of
dollars with doctors and for medi-
cineto no avail until used Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. This
remedy makes weak lungs strong.
It has saved my life.--J. b..
Resell, Grantsburg, III.
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
WANTED-sOME LUCRE.

We want some lucre. This may
seem like a strange, untimely and
uncalled for statement to some
of our rea 1ers, yet it's true as
gospel, we want some lucre,
The day of reckoning has come,
therefore, let US reckon. To
this end, we have placed in this
issue of the Record a supplement
in the form of a statement which
will show you how long you
have been at the hindermost end
of the cart. If there is a mistake
in the account We will be glad to
set it right. AS there are too
many of these statements to be
sent out in one week, we will
from week to week continue to
furnish them free until all who
are in arrears to the paper shall
have been supplied. Having
since assuming control OF the
paper taken two bitches at the
subscription book and scratched
off the names of all parties who,
Judging from their credit column,
appeared to. be deadheads, we
can say that we have confidence
in all our subscribers. Many
people get behind with their
home. paper through neglect
not. dishonesty. A great num-
Der. of our patrons have in the
last few months come in or sent
in and made their calling and
election sure with this paper. A
good number have not, and we
hope that when you find. the
amount you owe, you will drop
in and see US about il. 1t is not
out of place to say here that our
home list is badly out Of repair.
So
II. j. Davidcon and John W.
Shell, commissioners of accounts,
are at work.
Among the job work ex-
ecuted at this office this week
were 700 neat blanks for Clerk
Hill. 4}4
The largest snow that has
visited this section this season
covered mother earth Tuesday
morning d.
If irritable, out Of sorts, de-
pressed in spirits, have a dull
headach, take a few doses of Dr.
M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine
for quick relief.
Rev. W. F. Walker and wife
are in the city, having came down
from Melbourne last week. Bro
Walker will preach at the M. b.
church next Sunday at IL. a. m
and at night.
Morning sickness, or nausea
from pregnancy, is dispelled by
Simmons Squaw Vine Wine OF
tablets.
An exchange speaks Of a
man who was so stingy he rode
so miles through the rain to at
tend a little business that could
have been attended to by letter
to save the postage, but we know
a man who wouldn't give away
the itch unless he could catch the
consumption in return.
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03

Yesterday was grolnd-hog
day for some people. The 18th
will be that day for some.
Mrs. Craig is indisposed.
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
DR.. BACON DEAD

1t is with feelings of profound
regret that we chronicle the
death of DI. r. S. Bacon, who
died OF diabetes at his residence
here at 5 o'clock last Saturday
morning, January %, 1899.
His remains were inferred at the
Evening Shade cemetery on the
day following with Masonic hon.
ors.
Robert Samuel Bacon was born
March "a, 1847, in Nottoway
county, Virginia. In 1875, he
came to Arkansas and settled at
Calamine, this county, where
for six years he practiced his
profession. In February 1882,
he came to Evening Shade,
where he resided until the time
of his death.
DR.. Bacon was one Of the
leading physicians of Sharp
and adjoining counties. His
high standing in the medical
world gave him an extensive
practice Throughout this section.
During the sixteen years Of his
residence in this little city, DR..
Bacon enjoyed the confidence
and esteem of his fellow-man as
a citizen. No man stood higher
in the estimation Of the people
than did he. His friends and
admirers were legion, gained by
an honest and upright life. DR..
Bacon was a polished gentleman
in every respect; well educated
and an interesting conversation
alist, whose deeds and acts made
him a perfect type OF true man
hood. He was truly one of
natures noblemen. By the
death of DR.. Bacon, the country
has lost an ardent admirer and
mankind has lost a friend who
will be sadly missed. He was a
member of the M. E. Church
South and prominent Mason.
His wife, daughter of Rev.
Ben Hall, deceased, and three
small daughters survive him.
A brother and four sisters are
also living who are, Henry
Bacon, Mrs. Addie Craig and
Mrs. Rena Hutchinson Of Ev ening
Shade; Mrs. Mamie Sullivan OF
Calamine, and Mrs. Annie Met
calf of Wade, Indian Territory.
Though Dr.. Bacon is dead,
the people of this entire section
will long keep in remembrance
his generous and noble life and
his many kind deeds and acts.
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
TRUSTEE'S SALE.

By;virtue of a deed of trust with power OF sale
.xecuted BY n. M. johnson to Henry Runsick 4,
November lst, 1895, recorded in mortgage record,
hook ..B." Southern District of Sharp county,
Default having been -msde In the Indebtedness
hereby secured, will on
TUESDAY JANUARY slst', 1888.
Atthe south front entrance door OF ihe court
house in Evening Shade, Ark, offer at pubic
auction and sell for cash to the highest bidder,
certain tract of land lying in the Southern Dis
trict of the county of Sharp described MS the
west part Ofthe north east quoIter of section 81
ownship Is. north range west, or the west
halrnorth east quarter 50 acres aud IS acr's on
/ ~ west ,de of the east half north east quarter
aid section, township and range.
Sale " 'yh in the hours prescribed by law.
y Henry Runsck
Trustee and Benihsiary
R. P. Tindel, Agent.
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03

saOOo, ~ a year I, Dsing mace ~ Johav
Goodwin lfOy,N inhi MoI' tOt Vs. hsauet
you may not make ~ muvh, wv We os
each you qul, Any how ,opnfn nom 20 70
tiU day at the start, and NOR. "a you 70
on, noih sexes, all ayes ~ ept par, %
America, you ean eon,mrner ~ hvne, ~.
Ing all year llms,or ,ppte momenw wnIY 70
,ha work, Al, 10 new, V,sM pay o.mM
s,s,y s,s,y,SI@s, wS,.''i EASILY, spsiphY .s's'd
pAi(fICiLANy fhLE, Address ~ ones
sTIksVN ) VO., pVhfLAso. sAihE
Sharp County record., 1899-02-03
EE|||)| v !,

is your stock of bran: Mine is
good. If you have surplus of
corn and want to exchange it for
bran, shell and bring it in. Will
give you 100 pounds of bran for
"a pounds of corn. Now is the
time to get bran for your sows
and pigs. By this | give you Is
pounds of feed in each lOOpounds.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11
THE CoCoNINo SUN.

amounting to s634 900, large part of which bore 10 per cent before funding, Upon which , per cent was saved. It
 has been carefully estimated that re- funding has saved to the territory, in interest upon the territorial debt proper, at least s29, 900 annually; which added to the saving in interest upon the county and municipal debt funded. amounts to Sl09, 900 saved in annua. ;li- terest as a result of the operations Of the funding law and the loan cominis- sion.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11

IOtal. .S2Sl, ,UUU
 All Of which can no doubt be ex- changed into per cent tifty-year. re- funding bonds at or before maturity, if the people prefer that course to be- ing taxed for sinking fund with which to pay off and redeem the bonds at maturity.
 It will also be seen from the forego. ing tables, which are official and re- liable, that there has been funded into per cent territorial bonds county and municipal indebtedness amounting to sl, l,634 ,027.5I: and us practically all county and municipal securities, be- fore they were funded, bore 10 per cent, saving in interest has resulted to the counties and municipalities by refund ing of ssO, 900 annually.
 There has been funded of the terri. \ torial debt proper bonds and warrants
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11

Total .$I. .634. OPT .57 IL will he seen from the foregoing that the territory has bonds yet out standing, bearing higher rate tf in- terest than per cent, as follows: Insane asylum bonds, q per cent,
 due in 1905. 5............ ..s 9O.OOO Wagon road and bridge bonds,
 5 per cent, due in l9O0.. 12,0O0 Gila bridge bonds, per cent,
 due in l9Oo.... .............. l5,oG0 Arizona university bonds, : per
 cent. due in 1907. ............ l4.Oo0 Territorial funding bonds, per
 cent, due in 1913. l50.OOO
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11
Yavapai County Contracts.

The Journal-Miner of Monday says: The board of supervisors met this af ternoon and opened bids for various purposes. as follows:
 PRINTING.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11

A. D. Webb has leased the Arizonian for year. He was member of the rough riders.
 The number of money orders issued by the Globe post office during 1898 was 75l3, amounting to SPA, ,939.O5.
The Coconino sun., 1899-02-11
PRINTING.

BURIAL OF THE DEAD. s. A. Logan, per burial. s 2O.W CARE OF CLOCKS. H. Lemon. per quarter. .......S 45.OO H. Lemon. per year. r......... l20.0O Geo. H. Cook, per quarter. 33.33 Geo. H. Cook. per year. l33.33
 HOSPITAL.
 Mrs. s. L. Riley. per day. 56 D. Pentland, per day. ....... 57 MT. and Mrs. Wm. Thomas,
 per day ................. 5O M. Mclnnernay. per day...... o0
 COUNTY PHYSICIAN. F.. T. Cody. per year. .........S SO.W J. c. Scarborough. h........... is.W J. B. McNally. y.......... I5.OO
 BOARD OF PRISONERS. Burke X Hickey, per meal.... F ChaS. Hunter, Der meal .... t4
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
cLAIRvoYANTs AND sPIItirUALIsM.

MRS. DIR CLARK.
the well known trance medium. may be con-
suited on all affairs of life. While entranced
she reveals every hidden mystery. she Will
move family troubles: restore lost affections:
unite the separated. RECEIVERS lost or stolen
property. locates minerals; tells your entire
l:e. While In a perfect trance; satisfaction
guaranteed by mail; send stamp for circular
with special terms. MRS. DIR. L. CLARK.
2oS TURK 81. mr.. Jones Home sun. and ewes.
MME A CERVANTES. the celebrated Spanish
fortune teller. best advice in difficult mat
ters. Hayes ST. room = second floor.
MRS. J. J. WHITNEY. llO4 Market st. trance.
test medium. life reader and medical clair
voyant; treats all diseases; sittings 81.
MNE ZEREDA Of ; Seventh st Is the original
gypsy life reader; readings 25c-
NINE HANSON. palmistry. lCc; card reader
past. present. future, 25c. Us Sixth ST. r. p
MRS. RANKIN. card reader and palmist. s53
Mission 81. near Sixth.
NINE. MoREAU-. the best medium and card
reader: 25c up. , Fourth ST. near Mission.
EDWARD EARLE. independent slate writer
$50 Ellis St. circle sun. and Wed. evenings.
YOUR future told by cards, 25c 1924 sixth ST..
10 a. m. TO .. m.
MISS MELVILLE. great clairvoyant and water
reader. German spoken s2l'= Mission.op Mint
NINE AUGUST clairvoyant. card reader and
palmstry. 25c' truth or no pay llis Mission
MME SHAFFER. clairvoyant card reader:
sitt.nEs daily. 2l2's Sixth 81.
NINE RAVENNA reads iise iuently: business
advice names given; 25c up Fourth st.
NINE sYBILLE-Cradle TO grave: future hus-
band picture. 2'c; ladies' sli oFarreu 81.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
SAN FRANCISCO CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of the san Francisco
Csii. oo--.er - Market ana Third streets open
urtn e. c'slrcl. every night IN the -ear.
pRANCTI oFFlCFs-s27 Montgomery street.
oofar. Ciav: opcn uutu g 80 . n.
81. ffaEer street rpen ANITA $50 p. -.
80 NcAllistcr sttccss -pen until 30 p m
~ 1.-raln street. open until g 30 p. m
1891 NifsIor street: o9en ur;il 20 p m.
..a Natlet street. corner sixteenth: open
C. % o. m.
80 Eleventh street. c0en untl p m.
5e' Naleccia street: cGen u1tn p m
lf.s Io.- street. open until 2. m
S-rshv.r.t corner - T'wcn;y--ecore and Ken
: --l-A ..--cL.- mn unll n N.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
PROPOSALS.
OF cALlFoRNIA. BERKE

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA. BERKE-
Notice 10 contractors. builders and material
men-Notice is hereby given 10 All concerned
that sealed proposals or bids are solicited for
the erection ot an addition % the chemical
laboratory building and addition 70 the
Harmon Gymnasium on the university grounds.
Berkeley. Cal. and for performing the labor
and furnishing the materials necessary there
for: and said bids or proposals will Be- received
at the offce Of the Regents % the University
In the Mark Hopkins Institute of Art. corner
Of California and Mason SITS. San Francisco.
Cal. at or before i:3l o'clock ?. m on tbs
And notice Is hereby further given that the
plans and specifications Of said buildings have
been made and adopted and are placed in the
once OF Curlett & McCaw. architects. ai4 Phe-
Ian building. San Francisco. where the same
may be seen and examined during each day
from this date until the 10Th day of Decem-
No bifs or proposals will be considered unies.
the same are accompanied BY certified check
a bond % said proposer In the sum ~ ten
sureties. conditioned that n said bid or pro-
pcsal shall be accepted the party proposing will
perform the duty and obligations In accordance
with said proposal and plan and specifications
a part OF such contract The right 70 reject
any and all bids is hereby reserved.
This notice Is given pursuant 70 an act en-
act TO create and orsanizc the University %
California; approved March =. lsss' and an
March IS 1872. relating % the construction %
buildings. approved March 3 1897.
BY order OF the committee grounds and
buildings OF the Board % Regents.
Dated December g. 1889
r. A. DENTCEF Chairman.
W. n McKowEN. Acting Secretary.
BIDS wanted - Notice Is hereby given that
sealed proposals will be received by the Board
OF Directors Of the Veterans Home % Call
fornia. at Its Office. room n. go Sansome -. 4.
San francisco. Cal. up 70 1870 o'clock n. m :.
SATURDAY. December q. 1899. and opened
Immediately thereafter IN the presence of bio
ders. for furnishing and delivering quarter
master and commissary supplies for the Vet
Grams Home. f.apa County. Cal. (raiiroad sta
tton Nourtviiel. for six months commencing
January !. 1900. and ending June 20. 1900
schedules with Information and instructions
for submitting bids will be furnished upon
application by the undersigned Bidders Will
carefully follow the conditions % the sched-
ules. and No bid will be considered unless 10
II IN accordance with such schedules Each
bidder must accompany his bid with n certi-
nef check upon some well-knowu and re-
tponSibe banking house for AZ least 10 per
cent of he amount % his BID. payable 20 c.
Mason Kline. treasurer. conditioned that the
bidder will enter into Pood and valid con-
tract upon notice ~ accordance as required
by law The board reserves the right 20
reject any or MI BIDS and 20 order any quan-
tty over or under the amount specified
Address j. J. SCOVTrLE. Secretary Board
~ Directors % the Veterans Home nf Calf
fornia. room ~. go Sansome At San Fran
cisco. Cal BY order ~ tho Boarf of Dir.c-
tors. J. J. sCOVILLE. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
MEETING NOTICES.

san F~a.D.-e1 chapter 40. !. ROYAL IA
Arch lIa-ous. meets THIS EFEN- Xxx
tAG b A. ler1ee. ~
YFEDA RI-ENA Lodge of l'erfcct.on a
81 Nertnr THIS SATURDAY. "a.
EVENING on IS O'Clock. r. :? TX
GEO :. Kobe. Scoret.r,. ~
ENCEISIpR negrec Lodge 80. ? .sSA4.zz,-
N H Regular meeting SgE@NSE
TINS SATURDAY. EVENING. -
Second lt-ree.
a. X KiNGsFoRD y. NJ
ANNUAL meeting The regular annual meet
'rr of rho SfocKlol6efs % the Wittram Pro
rc.lcr company win he helG az their ofncc.
80 Market 81. san Francisco. California. on
MONDAY. the eighth day ~ January. 1902
az fhe hour ~ 3. m. Tor the purpose r
eiectlnc board of directors 90 serve for the
ensuing scar. and the transaction q such
other business as may cnm- before tho meet
irc CHARLES A HUG. Sec.
Once. 227 Market II. san Francisco. Call
fCrEia.
TIIE annual meeting ~ the stockholders of
The Nevada National Bank ~ san Francisco.
Cal VIII be held az It's banking house. s0l
M0ntconery ST. Sar Francisco. Cal. on
TUESDAY. Januar. q. 1900. az 2l5 o'clock 2.
IN frr the election ~ directors 90 serve for
the ensuing year. and the transaction of such
ether business as nav come before the meet
frc GEO GRANT Secretary.
en- re- -rfe~0 norpunar 1eaa
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
CHrRcu SERVICES.

tfn-pgIT rf 1easis Christ % Latter Day Saints
Service . "a Oh. and 7.ta o. M. sunday.
nrr a. t-ldcr Heher I. sharp VIII adds ess
fhc evening congregation On " r:npi piisiil.
/. -LaI--uL. -. .-lLn-tL L.ns.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE.
Sl20O-House rooms. lot 50Ni50
ti250-House rooms and bath: lot 50xtf5:
near Park -.
S39O0-Housc 10 rooms and bath: windmill:
fine stable. carriage house. lot s4x257. fronting
2 streets making lots.
Furnished and unfurnished houses % let.
r II. JUDD CO. 1924 Park -.
,I4sO-LOT 2sxi25: cottage rooms and bath:
street work done: easy terms
S2200-Lot 5OXlt5. fine cottage: large rooms
and hath: worth $500: only 800 cash balance
$50 per month: great snap.
t30CO-Lot 40Nt50: Morton st. between rail-
rdads. station and school. handsome. new
cottage Of 7 rooms and bath; $500 and ge5 per
month.
S225O-Lot 35xi5O. 2-story house % rooms AMI
bath; Alameda ave. near Morton-st. station:
easy terms.
S31C0-Lot 40xi50: fine new 2-story house 2
rooms and bath. Morton St. near stations and
schools; $500 cash. balance $50 per month.
f36O0-Lot 15Nl50. on main avenue: cottage
rooms and bath: great bargain. houses o. let
in all parts Of Alameda.
II p MOREAL & CO.
1892 Park ST. Alameda. Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
BERKELEY ADVERTISEMENTS

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
TWO hats-i0 rooms: modern: near station: J
minutes 20 University: price 1880. easy terms.
FREESE & CoDDINGTON. Berkeley Station.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
BOARDING FOR CHILDREN.

WIDOW ar own home would care Tor chlldr
0r invalid. references exchanged. call Su
Gnf. lHf7 Sfanvan ef.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.

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BAKERY. also laundry wagon: hns top buggy.
almos; ae~; bus. buggy. new; bus. wagons
new. suitable d.y goods stores. SIS Harrison.
ALL Kinds OF wagons. bugEies. carts. harness
etc. cheap. EGAN & SON. 2ii7 Mission 81
100 SETS gecc midland harness: wagons. carts.
hucgies s-srre1s and horses. l;40 Folsom St
CARPET HEATING AND CLEANING.
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WHEN ycu become diseusted with poor work
send 20 SPAl LDiNGS : Pioneer CaFpet-oeat-
ing Works 351 90 Tehama 81. tel. : a..
CITY steam Ca-net Beating Works. c. II.
STEN Ems. mgr. $50 Sth 81. tel South 10
J. McQUEEN'S California CARPET Cleaning Co,
ts3 Stevenson ST.. tcl. South 22S: lowest rates
ADVANCE Ca~:,et Cleaning Co.. 40 Sutter So. {;
tel. Main 5s4. GEO. WALCOM. proprietor.
CARPETS cleaned a. p per yard: laid AZ Sc.
STATIONS. Eighth ST., tel. Jessie sii.
J l. MITCHELL Carpet Cleaning Co. 249 lith
81; cleaning So per yard: tel Mission -.
CCNKLIN'S Carpet-beatinE Works. 3S3 Golden
Cat. ave-: telephone East l26.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
CLEANING COMPOUNDS.

UTICA Cleaning and Toilet Compounds and
Compound Paste; a household blessing. a sure
cure Cor poison onk SAMUEL SEYMOUR
Agent. Ofice ard factory. q Spear -.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

GOLD quartz rock for jewelry: s22 per ounce
fer gold in II. 32S Bush ST. Sd floor. room 4.
LOT Of old windows and tank closets: must be
chem. Address box 1854. Call Office.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
HELP wANTED-AGE,Ts.

BIG commission. percentage Increase. share in
stock. salary: men. women 10 sell investment
savings bonds better than bank or building
and loan stock. Cali room COS, PARROT bldg.
u to { daily.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
ATTORNEYS At LAW.

ADVICE free: r ". king sixth floor. Chron-
icie building. no advance charges. all cases
effafes. MORTGAGES. damages. collections
bankruptcy. Wills etc. drawn; moderate fees
call c- write
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23

THos D. n NARNEY. Market and Tent
RAMBLER ANp IDEAL BICYCLES.
REPAIRING A SPECIALITY
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-23
Books-NEw AND OLD.
Boors aNp SHOES.

SCHOOL BOOKS bought and exchanged
H1lmes Book CO.. 7i Mi-sira st.. near Third
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
HORK OF T4CATLON SCHOOLS.

All believers in the value Of vacation school work
were gratihed at the fine display shown at the first
regular exhibition yesterday afternoon and evening
at Public School No. $50. in Vandewater-st-, near
New Chambers-et.
The exhibit included twenty different lines OF
manual and Industrial work such Venetian
ironwork wood carving cane weaving. designing
cabinet work toy making. clay modelling. chip
carving fretsaw and knife work, cookery. doll
making. dressmaking millinery. knitting.
cheting. embroidery. plain sewing and paper flower
making.
The exhibition will continue all week. An in
formal meeting will be- held each evening at
o'clock In the assembly room OF the school.
Last evening Joseph j. Little, president OF the
school Board OF Manhattan and The Bronx. was
Chairman. and the speakers were Miles NJ O Brien.
chairnan Of the Committee Special Schools:
William II. Maxwell, Superintendent OF Schools,
and g T. Stewart. who described the work OF
vacation schools.
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
DOLLS FOR p. ". L. FAIR.

The regular monthly business meeting Of the
Professional Woman's League was held yesterday
afternoon at the League House. No. 15s Broad
way Mrs A NJ Palmer presided. The chair
man Of the Bazaar Committee. Mrs. E l.. Fer
nandez reported that contributions for the bazar
were coming in at an encouraging rate. Mrs.
Weevie Vivian Bernard. who will have charge OF
the doll table has been promised from Miss
Maude Adams a doll dressed as Juliet; from Miss
blanche Bates one as Hannah. and from Miss
Biiou Fernandez one Rosalind.
other prominent professionals VINO VIII con
tribute dolls as Mrs. Minnie Maddern Fiske, Miss
Mary Shaw. Amelia Bingham and Maude White White
10 present TO Aunt Louisa" Eldrdge. first vice
president Of the League. a life membership in me
League as a birthday gift. Aunt Louisa VIII
a lso receive gold medal from the club az a token
OF appreciation OF her long and faithful ser
New-York tribune., 1899-11-14
WHERE TO GO TO-DAY.

Society for Political Stu1y the Tuxedo, Madi
and Fffty-ninth-st.. ,. Subject Inter
national Council of Women" by Mrs. Fannie Hum
ph-eys Gafney.
the Rev. Charles ". Stuhbs. Dean of
Ely Ely Cathedral" the Lyceum Theatre, $50
g.
Annual convention os the New-Yorb County Woman 5
Christian Temperance Union, Mott Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church. Mott-ave. and One-hundrec- and
nftieth-st. All day sessions.
Twentieth anniversary Of the Literary Club OF NewYork
City. home Of Mrs. Dsther Herman, No ~
Vest Fifty-sixth-st. p m subject. Literary
clubs
Meeting of the Bedford Political Equality League IN
Avon Hail. No. l.2l7 Bedford-ave near Halsey-st.'
Brooklyn. p m.
Single Tax Club al its headqua-ters No lio Bed
ford-ave.. Brooklyn. Mrs Tunis c. Bergen VIII speak
Fairgrounds
November social meeting OF the Fenelon az the Pouch
Mansion. Brooklyn. afternoon. The Aims and Meth
DDS q Metropolitan Truth Society Will be eX-
planned by DR.. William McGinniss.
Exhibition Of vacation schools Public School
No. 80. Vendewater-st. near New Chambers-st All
Gay. At p. n. CONTROLLER 5.rc ; toIef and II;
James p. Haney. supervisor Of manual training will