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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-09
0aIo. coUNTY RlPUBLlcAN can

quo. COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CIm
There viii be a meeting OF The ON.
County Republican Club a the ODD u.
streets, on Wednesday. February m !,
1850 O'Clock p M, for the purpose 81 ~,
ganiS4ti ION and the election OF deleesi.
and alternRtea to the State, League n,
vention, which meets at Parkersburr Z
March Sthl
All Republicans arc earnestly requ, u
to be present.
BY ORDER or THE president
]. w. KINDELBERGER,
Secretary ~
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THURSDAY, JANUARY. IS. 1870

beginning ut 10 O'Clock u. m. OF slld ~
sell on the premises, In the Peninsula w ~,
ton TO The city OF Wheeling, II WIZ.
auction. all the following property low.
A certain leaschold for greenhouse Ps ',
poses, for the term OF ten years any ~, n
months, beginning on the lst day q Als.
1897. and ending on the SOth day OF sepIses-
Der, 1891, TO the ten lots NUMBERED H., III
81 10 40 inclusive In the Peninsula adoin.gss
to the city OF Wheeling. laid out oy NV ~
y Bauer, rs shown upon the plat o. a.. II 4,
addition recorded IN said clerks oIhee =
Plat hook No, !, page -. ~
This sale including all privileges III 4,
being subject to all conditions proyiaeu, N Y,
said lease, including the payment 70 AZ,
lessor OF the sum OF Sdl,25 on eaSh W VI
day OF January. April, July ana !c!yu..-.
hereafter until the expiration OF asid . sl,Ji
Also all buildings, green houses tIS w n
upon said lots or any Of them ava sl,,s ~
boilers, pipes. frames. glass, pots iu ii,,
turo and one wagon situate upon saw ". ~ ~
or any OF them; formerly owned ny w
Huscroft Bros and used by them " w., ~
nectinn with their business as uoTIs M,
Said property will be sold as WA M
or in parcels, Rs may be deemed m's' -
N0ntageouS 10 tho trust. ,sN
TERMS OF SAL. E-OnO-third or q iI NV.
more OF the purchase money as ins ",
chaser may elect to pay IN cAsh gu -,
day OF sale, the balance. II any ~ AZ.
equal inStNllments OF SIX ana w w N.
months, with interest on tho deietII'na Mn.
stallmeuts from the day OF sale, ine !p,.ii.
cipal and interest Of said deferred t ,1ss y
ments to be secured TO the sAtista''''"
the undersigned assignee. ia.
JESS licCAUSI.AND, Asss"e'
g. o. Royce. Attorney. al
c. S, GREER, Aucuoneer.
The above sale is postponed until y! ~
duy January III 1900 nj same hour ,"
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,lNOR RENT = TWO NEW eSSs
4 Houses on Chhplina, near Fii.4
street. seg leoias eiia asil IN Y each; ~
JOHN 9. WELTY. ~
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THE DAILY 1NTELLGEEcER lS dew
cred by carriers IN Wheeling ehS 90
jacent towns at 10 cents per week
Peysons wishing to subscribe to THE
DAILY INTELLIGENcER can DO so
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Tributes Of Respect and Obituary Notiees
% cents per inch,
Correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part OF the
surrounding country.
Rejected communications will not be re.
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THE NTELLIGENGER.
InteIlleencer Publishing Co.,

2S and II Fourteenth street.
JOHN FRBw. pres. and Bus. Moneeer.
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ByeYirtue OF deed Of assignment mao
W. G. HMscroft Grading as Huscrels
Brosl to the undersigned assignee, 9A!@
the 18th day OF September lNe. anl "
corded IN the clerks office OF the cS S!I,9
court OF Ohio county In Deed OF I'V'
Book No. ~, page Gil, will on
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The above sale Ia adjourned nnui ~
day February >, 1900. at same hour
place. JESSE MeCAusLAiNNns,
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Tho above sale Is adjourned until nv
day. February Is, 1900, at came hSSSn
place. JESSE McCAusl.ANiNSan.a
tc9 Asssn'N
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The above sale Is postponed untll ~
day, January ~, 1900, at same hou,,,
in@ Assignee
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

CoOK-F1rst class Swedish cook. by day;
lunch and dinner; full charge OF kitchen.
good reference 2O7 East 4Oth-st-. second
bell.
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

~ OF NEW YORK.-James d. Putnam. Plaintiff
against Marcus Hofrberg and others, Defendants.
In pursuance a Judgment OF Foreclosure and sale,
duly entered in the above-entted action bear
the Referee Judgment named. viii sell in one par
eel at Public Auction, the Exchange sales Rooms No
III Broadway, tbs Borough OF Manhattan. city OF
New-York, the 10Th day OF November l"Fi at l.
o'clock noon that day, by William NJ Ryan Au'ttl-
the premises directed by said Judgment I" j." a.
and therein described folio IS:
All those certain lots pieces or parcels Of land ss4'
Manhattan which taken together are bounded and
described as follows: BEGINNING ar point on the
Southery side One hundred and twentysecond street
distant hundred and fifty G50 feet EaFterly from
the Southeastsry Of One hundred and
Street and Eighth Avenue. running thence Southerly
I'D inches thence Easteriy parallel with One hundred
twenty-eecond Street hundred and three QO3)
Northery parallel with Eighth Avenue one
hundred 400 eleven GD inches to the Southeriy
of hundred and twenty-second Street; thence
Westerly along Southerly side OF One hundred and
point place OF beginning. Being the same prem
said Marcus Horberg by said James d
wife by deed bearing date the 18th day OF
recorded in the Office OF the Register
Of County of New-York the 9th DAY OF March,
1899 Ilher 81 of Conveyances. Section page S35
as to keeping open ~ Eastey feet OF said
described premises light and air In said deed
mentioned.
Dated New-York. October Path, 1900
HENRY B. CULVER. Referee
JOHN W PRISON, Attorney for Plaintiff. No. $50
following is diagram OF the property to be sold
described above the numbers being Nos. 24O
242 and 244 West 12cud Street:
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The approximate amount OF lien charge 70
satisfy which above described property IS TO be s9d
$50 3S6 26lOO with interest the 4h day
Of June 1900 together with and allowance amount
ing 1891 49, the 10Th day OF June
1900 together with the expenses OF the sale.
The approximate assessments or other
liens allowed to the purchaser ont OF
the purchase money the referee IS ST. "A 10
and Interest. 49,. oo
-N ~ ~ SOL KOTIN,
Referee.
Tho sale OF the above property hereby
iourned TO December 11h, 1900. the time and
place. -, 40,
AH'eN " ~ sol. KOTTN
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~ OF NEW YoRR.-samuel d. Kilner. as sole surviv-
SC. plaintiff. against Mary heath Farmer
others, defendants
OF judgment OF foreclosure ana sale
duly made above entitled action bear
Of June 1900, l. the Undersigned
said judgment named. Will sell at public
al Exchange Salesrooms now located at No
roadway Borough OF Manhattan. City OF New
York, OF November, 1900, at Il O'Clock
noon on that day. by Peter F. Meyer, auctioneer the
premises directed by said judgment to be Sold and there
IN described follows:
All that lot. piece parcel of land with the
buildings improvements thereon erected. situate
lying being in the Twenty-second Ward OF the City
ming point southerly side OF hth
hundred and SIX feet and three inches
westerly the formed by the intersection OF
southerly side Seventyeghth street with the west
ery Columbus formerly Ninth avenue: running
Seventyeighth street. twentthree
southerly and parallel with Co
lumbus part Of the through party wall
and inch thence easerly ana nearly
parallel with Sevcnty-eghth street twenty-six eet 10 a
and four feet westerly from the
westerly side of Columbus avenue on line drawn at
right angles herefro thence northery and nearly par
ale with Columbus hundred feet six Inches
now known as No IO6 Seventy-eighth street
' sol. KOHN,
CARDOZO & NATHAN, Referee.
Attorneys for Plaintiff
No 100 Broadway Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New
The following q diagram OF the property TO be sold
described above street number being LOG West
Seventy-eghth street. Manhattan. New York City:
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122nd Street

The approximate lien or charge to sat
isfy which the above-desc 1bed property is
$2S54o 40. with thereon from The day
Of October. 1900. together with costs and allowance
amounting to $500 So with October 18TH
1900 together with The Of the The
innate amount of taxes assess nent other liens which
be allowed the p,lr haser purchase
money pad Refere" 50 342 - and interest
premises sold subtec a prior first mortgage
OF $4,000. which there is dl the 600 and
interest thereon at the rate VI per
from the 10th day Of Novemhec 1899, which mortgage
Dated New-York. October path 1900
HENRY B. CULVER, Referee.
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FROST GETS VERDICT FOR $4,000.
WINS HIS SUIT FOR FALSE ARREST AGAINST
PTNKERToN AND THE BROOKLYN
JOCKEY CLUB.

verdict returned in the Supreme Court
yesterday for 5000 damages in favor of the plain
til IN the suit brought by Joseph w. Frost against
Robert A. Ptnkerton. of tho Pinkerton Detective
Agency. and the Brooklyn Jockey Club. The case
wac tried before Justice Truax and a Jury IN the
Supreme Court
Frost asserted that he was arrested on September
q. 1881, while in carriage at the Gravesend race
track with his wife his brother his son. two women
and man named Pearsal They were taken to
Coney Island and arraigned before Justice OF the
Peace Kenneth F. Sutherland, on the charge Of
communicating to the Western Union Telegraph
Company the results OF the races and giving this
Information for the use OF poolrooms in New-York
City. They were indicted, but the indictments
were never brought trial Frost asked for $50 coo
damages. Mrs.. Frost has similar suit penang
which Will probably be brought to trial at once.
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foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK sUPREME COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
w. OF NEW YoRK.-Thc Dry Dock Savings Institution,
Paintin, against Thomas Riley, Reilly and others.
nefendsnts In pursuance OF Judgment Of Foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the aboveentited
action bearing date the sth day Of November. 1900
the undersigned the Referee in said Judgment named will
sell NJ Public Auction, the New York Real Estate
Saesroom, No. Ill Broadway Borough Manhat-
tan City of New York the eth day of December 1900
az IL O'clock noon day. by John =. Boyd,
oneer. the directed Judgment sold
and therein described follows: Al that lot,
piece parcel OF land with the building thereon erected
situate lying and being in the Twelfth Ward Of the City
Of New York and bounded and described follows.
beginning at point the southery side Of Eighty
seventh Street distant hundred and ffywo feet FIVE
one-thrd inches Westerly from the Southwesterly
OF Eghtyseventh Street Third Avenue,
ming thence Southery and parallel with Third Avenue
hundred feet eight one-haf
line the block thence Westerly parallel Eighty
seventh Street and along said centre line twenysx
thence Northery parallel with Third
the distance through party wall hundred feet eight
onha inches TO the Southerly side of EightyseY
enh Street and thence Easerly along said Eghseventh
wentystX feet the point place OF beginning
Dated, New York, November 18th, 1900.
S MORRILL, BANNER, Referee.
BENJAMIN WRIGHT. Attorney for Plaintiff No. IS
Row, Borough OF Manhattan, New York City.
The following is diagram OF the sold
described above:
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foreclosure Gales.

ing $47s65 with from November 8. 1900 to
gether with the expenses the sale. The approximate
taxes other liens which are to
allowed out OF the purchase money or
paid by the Referee. is $3.50. AZ and interest
Dated New York, November 18th l0OO
s MORRILL,. BANNER, Referee.
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"a door north Of 3istSt. until O'Clock advertise
nens received the following branch 9ees at regular
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Mnle.
SECOND or USEFUL NAN.-By French
servant from Europe having good recon-
mendation in private family. T.. D.. I6z
West 32d-st.
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WORK WANTED.

COVERINGS. German teacher. exnari
enced, has some hours free as VII ting
goYerness and compaiou or chap.rnna
Address Miss DAMSCHOWITZ. il Vest
22d-St.
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CoACHMAN.-FIst class city references.
expert f0ur-in-hnnd AMI tandem driver
ana good horn blower. aged Is: height : y
10 in. weight iGJ pounds. Address H NJ
BOX eco I.2G9 Broadway
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Nv ~. NS'.1Al kinds q sewing a. .o-,. ~
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BOOK,
l0vERlNG'S BOOK STORE

toF nearly 20 years on Broadway near 10th
ST. has removed to
eza BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST.
Everybody IN New York and foy 6ftx
niles around knows Lowering. His store 4.
feaoQuarters for book-lovers and book
ksyers. Al kinds Of books 90 suit all
nSt%s and all pocketbooks. Historical
books. biographical, religious. scientisc
books OF travel. books Of fiction. books for
niloren. poetry. etc. etc. ANY. hing you
rant. and positively at the lowest prices TO
bf had IN The United States.
encyclopedias on EAle FOR a sc7K-Ap-
s ,,s. g; IN, hsmbers,; Britannica, and Peo-
LOWERING. So Broadway. near 1ofh &,
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E:OUSr.W DIRK By middle aged woman. in
small family. good reference 289 East
3Sth-st
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GAPpENF,R.-Siucle: fruit flowers, vese-
tables. care 81 stock. capable OF taking
fun charge ~ Es0'lAman's place: willing
ana ohl!=iuc. good city references Rox 81
Tribune Office.
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WORK WANTED.

MnIc.
ABSOLUTELY necessary 10 have position
will do anything II terms are satisfac-
tory and chance OF Advancement offered; Al
references. Address kOENlG. 40 Column
bus-ave.
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EDVERTISEMESTs and subscriptions Tor
The Tribune received at their Up,own
Dnace No. PAP Broadway. q door north
ef Slst-st, until o o'clock .. m: adyar-
hseInents rsceiv q at the following branch
pflces al regular Office rates until s O'clock
). m. viz. 25s shave. s. c. cor. 23d-st:
l62 6th-avs.. cor. 12th-st.: Mays 9Th
ave End 14th-St.: az Columbus-&ve, near
E4st 66th-st.; JOG West 42d-At-
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

KINDLING WOOD.
Ring up 279 Madison Square for
r. ]. M'CLUSKY'S MURRAY HILL
KINIDLING WOOD FACTORY.
6th-st. and 1st-ave. Largest dealers.
<nwest pricea.
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COOK. &c-Lady wishes situation for her
cook and her waitress. May be seen. II
20 l D. M, at the house OF their present
employer. los Madlson-ave.
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COACHMAN. &c: married: IN private fam
iiv: best references: country preferred
HARRISON. $50 Gth-av~.
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6eIu Ua nte0-Gemales.


XNZANTED-Two German Protestants: parlor-
w maid the other chsnbermaid Cali Thursday and
Friday between II o'clock. at 476 5thavs bring
references.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PATENTS: INVENTORS HAND BOOK
FREE patents economically secured and
proftably sold INVENTORS COMPANY,
I60 Nas~~u-EI
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BILLIARD d POOL TABLES

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES new and
second hand: lowest prices; easiest terms
MARK BROS. 20 Union Square
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Proposals.

Proposals.
FORT MONROE ARSENAL, Va, Nov. 8, 1900.
Sealed proposals. in duplicate will be received
until p. N. Nov. 81. 1900 for purchase OF
ordnance ands ordnance stores including cannon.
be had application W. A MARYE. Col, Ord Dept.
Comdg.
OFFICE OF CHIEF ENGINEER, DIVISION
OF CUBA TAcoN 8. HAVANA. CUBA. November
Is. 19oo.-Seaed proposals will be
December IS 1900 and then publicly
erection a School Building Santiago de Cuba.
formation furnished application. Major BLACK,
Chief Engineer. Division Of Cuba
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For Boys and Young Men-country.

hFAPLEwooD. CcNcoRDvTLLE. PA - Successful
~ school one OF the best to infuse energy. to wake
$50 under ID years s2ss Ioestion Sesuful elevaed
healthy: tobacco. J. sHOKTLIDGE Yalel. a M pin.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
WILL. PAY highest price for old mahogan.
furniture. old ornamental. etc. Address 7
". 428 7th-ave.. New-Gork City.
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LtCNDRESS. Respectable willow, q cur
as first class !aun 3resz Or cleaning. bAst
references NEVIE5. +ds East 58-h-s-
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YOUNG MAN. 10 years experience in retail
stationery business. would like to make a
change on December 1. best Of references.
Address A. T.. so Main-st. East Orange.
n J.
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CCOE-Sy S---ssz=- rcd r-a.- ec1x.
goo b--zt s--,S az meas 10 Tasr!ag.
wages SO COX. S5I -. : 2iz Bread ay
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LOST.
PILES AND CONSTIPATION.

DIR. UPHAMs Vegetable Electuary; IN
ternal remedy; positive specific; nifty
years reputation; sold by leading drug
gists samples sent free. A. G. CPHAM
% East 4th-st.
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uNFuRNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

LADY would rent two large. light out
side rooms, unfinished. with use OF
bathroom. in apartment near Wet Side
Republican Climb. to gentleman; terms
moderate; references. Address WEST
EIGHTY THREE. Tribune Once
TWO light outside. steam heated rooms,
unfurnished: moderate terms; ladies pre-
ferred; references exchanged. Apply Janitor.
1875 East 60th-st
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COOK & LAUNDREss.-By middle aged
Canadian woman: excellent: no objection
TO country; wages moderate: prefers good
home. $50 West 2Sth-st-. room $
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VOTING MAN CsO), energetic. absolutely
temperate handy with small tools. SEEKS
xvorl- as general utility man. porter, etc. m
srnsII ho,sI club boarding or private house,
on 1being well educated) as companion 10
Invalid or traveller. S--R, 23o Huii-st-'
Brooklyn.
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HOCSEKEEPER. MARION - CCwpa1-
iO\--By a lady = refinement "a "a
experience. Is a good -eate- written -
eaoos exchanged Address 2 So 1t--sva
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-06
John D. Robinson.

Mr.. John ID. Roblnson, whose death
was announced 10 the the DAILY INrRL-
LIeEEcER Monday, was born and rear
cd 10 Lafayette county near Lexir Eton.
and has lived in the county ever since.
He leaves one brother, William Robinson,
who is the only one OF bis immediate
family who survives him. Mr.. Robinson
would have been seveuty-nve years OF
age 10 q few days. His wife. who was
Miss Caltha Cole, sister Of our Iiveryman
Mr.. W. P. Cole. died u years ago. He
has spent bis lifs In farming and
stock raisiug and has led quiet and
peaceful lie. His parents were among
the earliest settlers from Old Virginia,
aud belonged to those excellent old fam
lilies that frst gave character and stand.
Ing to the early inhabitants OF Missouri
who were noted throughout the land for
their kinduess and hospitality.
Mr.. Robinson was man Of most excel
lent moral character, highly esteemed
and respected by all those who knew hin
and whose advice aud counsel was often
sought by bis friends. lie was kind and
liberal hearted, and often 10 his quiet aud
unassuming way extended helping hand
TO those who were 10 need. A good and
true man has been called to hls fiual rest
The funeral services took place at the
country residence Tuesday afternoon aud
were conducted BY Rev. e. J Fen,ter-
maeher. His remains were laid to resi-
In the family burylng ground on the
farm.
The weekly intelligencer., 1900-10-06

Mrs. Geo. Stisr entertained lew friends
Thursday uight at her pleasant home. The
following guests were present: Mr, and
Mrs. Ernest Hays, MIR. aud Mrs. ]. II.
Campbell, Dr. J. q. Crist and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Il, Moorshead, Mr. aud Mrs.
Lafayette Groves. Misses Annle aud
Mamie Manly, hisssa May aud Alice
Peak, Prof. Q. A. Phillips, Or. Peak, Mr..
Lawrence Peak, DR.. Ryland, Prof.. Con.
rad, Mr.. Walter Waddell, Misses Annie
Allen aud Lizzie Glllen.
Six tables were made up and all enjoyed
the fascinating game OF progressive
domiuos for few hours. After a spirited
contest the prize OF a beautiful medallion
was awarded to Miss May Peak for
having won the largest number OF games
among the ladies, and a package Of cigars
was given TO DR.. Crist for the most games
won among the gentlemen.
Prof. Conrad, Of Central college, added
TO the pleasure OF the evening by iayorihe
the company with some selections Of in-
strumentsl music.
Elegant refreshments were served aitei
the games were over, and the guests
all spent most delightful evening.
Mrs. Sitter is 4 most charming hostess
aud IL is always a pleasure to spend at
evening at her hospitable home.