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FOREIGN BnIEFs.

MADRID. Don Ramon dc Comnan NOR
1he poet, philosopher and statesman, il
LONDON, ord Roberts title is enze,.
dahar ana Pretoria. >"''
LONDON, SIX men were Killed br nm
explosion In the thitworth Gun Powder
works near (;uildtorl. WV
,N,Niuo CITY u Is OFFICIALLY stated
mo health of President MAJ Is restore,
NJ result 81 his rest mud change Of air
,ioNbnN knG Edward ana Once,
NieNaudra, arcQrding to Truth. viii icn =
,n,nsland during March to Visit nowacrr
Empress Frederick
LORENZO MARQEEH. Tho fcvcr.senson
helc Is .eXrcptipn1lly ,lisastrous, MANY
deaths of nromincnt british .Habieets have
refugees is hcayr. Nv p'''
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burg and San Antonio Railway Company;
damages, Sl5,00O
Lizzie Kennedy ct al VS. Fannie Nc
Gill ct al; trcspass to Try little and for
damages.
Henry c. Black VS.. T. Blake Dupree, re-
celyer. ct al; damages, $4,000,
hrs Mary Griffin vs.. Matthew Griffin;
divorce.
Magnolia Park Company vs.. Ray Amos
'respass 70 try title ana for damages ana
seQuestrHtion.
August seureaa vs.. Henry b. Cline;
debt,
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ian,, February IL. Mrs.
ana periason. the state president Of
se,,ne as Christian Temperance
towns other starr officers. drafted
fromio hero today to be sent to
hust christian Temperan-s Unions
pr me state urging geneSal up
pagainst the saloon.
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New Orleans, February l2.-A sF's h
the Picayune from Bristol sprpsN Nj r.
says: One of tho most serious eIs "
has ever occurred IN this town p~, ,,,a|
at If o'clock tonight Al W. ss Nj
portion of the business district q y s,s,c,l
was burned II Is lmpossihle Y Il
details Of the losses tonight ="
thought they will he heavy, a,,.s
The insurance carried on w vi
buildings IL believed 10 be ra'ne' Wv
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lf''i0poro Texas. February ie.-sher.
~ ee'etneid returned last night from
y" 'ueNV'l'e with Chester Hirzett. whom
NJ arrested there saturday night nm =
unalse OF CRIMINAL assault on lady who
was IN delicate condition AT Inc lime
ana "ssault and was prostrated by n
"uu mas been in serious condition aver
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Forty-eisbt podies Applied To-

Washington, February ls'--iu - v, !,
termaster general Is Informed ", I,
weight of the lOI bodies o. spi. ,'a X
marines brought TO ssh Fransl'swv M, N
the Philippines on the TRANSFER, ny. f
have been applied for BY retiu w,
private interment in dinerep' y
the country.
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Wells Nom,nn,c,i.

- Luis February l2.--Rola Wells
was uldFm ns'y nemiuated for Worlds
RAJ, mayor BY the clty democrat CON
nuon today. NJ. Wells is backed nv
lhe leueron club, strong local demo.
cratic otsanlzltion.
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No,h,nr a. prevcn, con,olid't Y.

Springfield. ILL.,, February k' &
General Hanlin for several dsfs ~
considering tho pfnposed cohsoliam ~
the Mobile and Ohio roans IN
roads in tho Stite and thin@ Is IA
nothing in the charter Of the '0'' \
vent the consolidation.
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ROUGHLY HANDLED.
olicc Superintendent Had To Hcpri-
mnpd His Men.

arIs, February i2-The striking tail
ana dressmakers had another meet
this afternoon Ahout 500 were pres
The strikers. upon omcrSiaE into
street singing he "Nsrsellaise,
met BY the police. who dispersed
after several CONFLICTS, durins which
chr OF working girls were roughly
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Meight. Annnnnnna

sah francisco, February II. THE weights
" ,"e NoWn Burns handicap 10 be run
n n saturday at Oakland have been ~,
ttS no,',,d. EudieA Jenes carries top weight
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lllacI
scsti,ut,op ordered.

"a al
:" February ~ The high court
900 Tri the Judgment OF the two
small heand has ordered tho rcstI-
oil, ~ ne Uhso's daughter,
rpn isatherd heen the occasion Of
housinr, ho,oricr that h.tl taken
e,inneJ III recently Il Is an
straved or mother TO compel
corner ~ lenn, NJ The custody Of
Houston Texas u Is alleged. wle
nloodhound II priest TO take the
cut on. Iiberalsent OF her par
Slraved or stol
Engslke street. Ho-
horse. I years oid,rt Nicely.
branded GID. on theTie testimony
horse. IS reward NJ Of the gov
sheriff 80. ~. a.
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BRENNAN BUDGET.
Special Rond LAW Desired by the
commissioners.


Brennan, Texas. February Ill
Sam H. Goodlott met with the co,
commissioners Monday in order to as
tain their views on special 70 d
for Washington county a bill provt
for which will he introduced in tn,
islature by Mr.. Goodlett. The law W
the Washington county commissioners
sire is already effective in Victoria,
Guadalupe counties, It makes the
missioners road supervisors in II,
srective districts and provides ,n
Ing delinquent occupation tN,,,,n,
the roads of he county. ,Inn
sioncrs also want the l4mlt. They
las to allow them to draS INC pro-
$50 per quarter for ser d.d no. 3e
perylsors, Mr.. Goodlio rHi I' bc |', mi !
ort his best endeayeuanncr.
sage Of the deslrceedInss was thai /
The propositlos one OF the most
in connection TIE crowd wa. a VIC
nual maifest the public schools
HreUhgm II
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county commissIoners Court.

Ordered that the clerk Issue to william
Woodland agent of the Indiana Road Ma
chine company, warrant on the road and
bridge fund for the sum OF $2i7 90 In pay
ment for grader for precinct g
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! wIth =. Nlcld In,c.ligntcd.

lin BrefeN3s February AN ex.
: ~ 'he northern oil fields was here
y investigating the prospects of
IN whi-h Is now being sunk by the
. ian OH and Gas company. His re.
Il IS quite encouraging to the company.
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rnr,cr,. LocaI coyers m
ou,te MA THhFH

Boston Transcript s,r,,.,
''iie said Il was heastrue s,igr
lie was right. The hro . sns enu",
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rrohntc Court.

Estate OF Green minors; application 0
Vito Green Tor letters OF guardianship,
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Suits for CiviI District Court.
Susan Johnson VS.. Galveston, Harris.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1901-01-13
WEST ST. PAUL.

The Ladies' Guild OF the Ascension
Church meets with Mrs. e. Birchall, OF
Prescott street, Tuesday afternoon. Tho
ladies' are preparing for a tea to be given
Thursday, Feb IA, at the residence OF
Mrs. G. H. Dampier, of East Winifred
street.
Mr.. and Mrs George Heath, of Crooks
ton, Mimi, who have been visiting rela-
tives and friends on the West side, have
returned home.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Bethany
congregational Church met Thursday aft
crnoon with Mrs. p. L. Getchel, Of Stryk-
or avenue.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the English
Lutheran Church will meet Wednesday,
Feb. 6, with Mrs. Monte, of East Robe
street.
Mr.. and Mrs H. E. Pardoe, of Spokane.
Wash, were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
q. A. Pardoe. of East Isabel street, last
week
Miss Alma Chr,stianson. of East Wini-
fred street will entertain Tuesday even
ing the Cosmopolitan Euchre club
The La Sale Euchre club will meet
Wednesday evening, Jan. 20, with Mrs
W. G. Hutchins, of Isabel street.
Miss Bessie Ingr aham. OF Lake CITY,
Mimi, is the guest Of Miss Margaret Car
roll, of East Winifred street
Mrs. C. T. Keller, of GreenWo God ave.
nue., hid as her guest Mrs. F. Daneorth,
Of Trinbelle, Wis, last week
Mrs. Cole, Of East Congress street, en-
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DAYTaN'S HUFF.

Officers of the Dayton's Bluff German
M. E. Sunday school were installed Sun
day as follows: Superintendent, Edwin
Mahle; vice superintendent Carl Etc
horn, secretary; Edward Miller, super
intendent of the primary department;
Miss Lizzie Burger, assistant; Miss
Amelia Wiehman. >
Mrs. John Seeger, Maple street. enter
sixth birthday anniversary of her daugh-
ter, Freda Assisting Mrs. Seeger were
the Misses Freda Bremen, Birdie Shin
ners, and Anna and Bertha Seeger.
The CongeniaI Card club met Tuesday
afternoon with Miss Jean Hoatson, East
Third street. Mrs. Bole, Mrs. Eschelby
and Mrs. Ramsey won the prizes. Mrs.
Morrisey will entertain the club next
Tuesday.
Mrs. Paul KreugeE MENDOZA street. en-
tertained the ladies of Columbia Lodge.
Degree of Honor, Tuesday afternoon. in
honor of her sister, Miss Lizzie thinner
man, of Prairie du CHEN.
Mrs j. K Morrison, Hoffman avenue,
will entertain the Ladies Cooperative
Society of the Atlantic Congregational
Church Thursday afternoon.
The first division Of the Ladies' Aid
Society of the Bates Avenue M. E.
Church are planning for a pantomime
social Friday evening.
Jesse Buchholz, of Spokane, Wash,
who visited the Rev and Mrs. A. l..
1900
Eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. a. E. George, Conway
street, will entertain Dayton's Bluff
Branch, Order of the Iron Hail. Monday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Weinhagen and
family, Bates avenue, have returned
from Milwaukee, where they spent the
holidays
The E. w. s. Birthday club will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Edward NJ. Mohaupt, Mendoza street
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
Catholic church met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Edward Farrell
Miss Jennie Kimball who visited Mrs.
Eugene Hubbell. Seventh street, has re-
turned to her home in Owatonna
Mrs. Griswold Fifth street. entertained
the Ladies Aid Society of the Bates
Avenue NJ E. Church Tuesday.
A special children's service was held
Wednesday afternoon at Dayton's Bluff
German NJ e. church.
Mrs Leibrock, Sixth street, will enter
tain the Daytons Bluff Euchre club
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. s. E. Kellerman. Seventh street,
will entertain the New Century club
Thursday afternoon
Miss Bird Hainlin. Plum street, re-
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Personal MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward s. Averill Of
Chicago, are stopping at the Aberdeen.
Mrs. AveriIl will be best known to her
friends as Miss Mary F; Martin, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. Jonn T. Martin, of Pitts
field, Pa, and near relative of Mr. VIII
liam f. Dalrymple; of Bayfield,, Wis,
with whom she has been travel ng during
the past two years.
Mrs. J.. F. Maloney and her son,
Thomas Malcney, returned yesterday
from a two weeks trip to New York,
Boston, Chicago and Milwaukee.
Floyd w. Burns, of Laurel avenue, has
returned to the Rush Medical college,
Chicago, after the holiday vacation.
Miss Geneva Becker of Hague avenue.
is entertaining the Misses Phoebe and
Marion Joslin, Of Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. F. H Stoltz, of the Aberdeen, has
gone to Ashville, S. c., to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H Williams will be
at home to their friends after the 18th
inst at GA Holly avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew Murphy. of Col
lege avenue, will leave next week for an
extended visit in the East.
Miss Chairman. of St. Adams street
left last week for an extended trip in
the South and East
Miss May Hurley, of East Roby street,
is entertaining her cousin, Miss Helen
Wallace. of Chicago.
Mrs. Frank l. Skilton, of New York, is
the guest Of Mrs. Alexander Plough, OF
paramount avenue.
Marius Listoe, of Nelson avenue, is en-
PERTAINING Consul Soren Listoe, of Rot
terdam, Holland.
Miss Marjorie Clifford of ST. Joseph,
Mo, is the guest of Miss Small, Of Mar
shall avenue.
Mrs. Ward Ames, CT Duluth, has taken
apartments at the Aberdeen for the win
ter.
Mrs. ]. L. Forepaugh, of Laurel ave-
nue., will return this week from the East.
Mrs; Arnold Kalman, of Summit ave-
nue.. has returned from New York.
Mrs. Frank B. Kellogg, of Fairmount
! avenue, will go Last this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Hart, of Lincoln
avenue, have gone to Havana.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones, of Grand avenue,
have gone to New York.
Mrs. Raymond, of Charles street, has
/ gone to Anaconda, Mont
Mrs. Fl. M. Temple, of Lincoln avenue,
in Eau Claire.
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tertained the E. w. 9. Euchrs club
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs; g. A Doran, of Prescott street,
entertained the Kensington Tea club
wednesday afternoon.
MISS Eleanor Dobson, Of East Wini-
aEeu street, mas returned to st. Joseph
academy, Dubuque, 10.
MRS. 5. A. Hough, of Hurley. s. D., is
me guest OF Mrs. c. B. Waite, OF East
The St Valentine band met Friday aft
Delos street.
Miss Clara Eggers. of South wabasha
street, has returned from visit at Nor
wood, MINI.
Miss Emma Martin, of East Winifred
street, entertained informally Monday
evening.
Mrs, e. Bouquet, the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. Bouquet has returned to Owa-
tonna.
Miss Minnie McCreary, of East Wini-
MINI.
Mrs, Fred Diment, of stryker avenue.
entertained informally Monday evening.
The Young Peoples Whist club Will
meet with Miss May Schriber Jan. e.
The Eradelphian club will meet Tues
Mrs. J. B. Berse, Of East Winifred
street. has returned to Kansas City.
J. 8. KimbaII Of Dunedin terrace. has
returned from Davenport, 10.
Lester Thayer, of East Congress street,
has gone to Glendive, Mont
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Longenecker are
visiting in the South
Miss Celia King has returned from Chi
cago.
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SIT. ANTHONY PARK.

At the. monthly meeting of the Mis-
slonaTy Society of the Congregations,
church, held Tuesday, papers were read
by Miss Morrison, Miss McCammon and
Mrs. Tisdale. ~"l''
A musicale will be given Friday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Isaac Cheney
by the musical department of the Wom-
ems Federation.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Con-
gregational church will meet Tuesday
with Mrs. Wyman. University avenue.
The members of the Birthday club will
be entertained Saturday by Mrs. Fred
ertck Berry, Raymond avenue.
The, Ladies Guild of St Matthew
church will meet Tuesday with Mrs,
Herbert G. Plant.
Colonel and Mrs. w. M. Liggett will,
leave tomorrow to spend the winter in
California
The History Glass met Thursday with
Mrs. Isaac Cheney.
Mrs. Needham has gone to Pennington
Mrs. Dewitt Polk gave a thtmb,e-be.
Friday afternoon
Mrs. F. e. Brace is in California for
the winter.
Mrs. Berry IS in Pennington.
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society has sixty-fve members and has
raised $3.50 the past year.
The annual meeting of Grace M. e. Sun
day school was held In the parlors Of the
church Wednesday evening. officers were
elected as follows: Superintendent, ]. G
Elliott; secretary, e. A. Elder; treasurer
Ct. 2. Morrison; librarian, Miss A. c.
Brash; choister, V. f. De Vinny; organ.
list, Miss Mary Dallas.
Mrs. +. c. Spates. of Fauquier street,
entertained the Ladies' Missionary Soci-
ETY. Of the East Presbyterian Church
Tuesday evening. The programme was in
r. Ide. Mrs. J. H. Thompson and Mrs.
Cogle read papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sweeney, of East
Seventh street, entertained the Jolly
Cinch club Tuesday evening. Prizes were
won by Miss Weber, Mr.. Weber, Mrs.
]. w. LIE May and Mr.. Burns.
The Sibley Mothers club met Friday
non. principal Of the school, read a paper
About fifty were present. Mrs. A. L.
Whitcomb presided.
The Bethesda Hospital society met
Thursday at the home of Mrs. o. Sohl-
berg, to perfect plans for a sale to be
given Thursday in the First Baptist
church Darlors.
The Woman's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society of the Asbury NJ E
home of Mrs. I. A. Paden. Mrs. B. P.
Joy presided.
Miss Hulda Lundquist, of Sims street
VIII entertain the Odds and Ends So
ciety of Gustavus AdoIphus Church next
Monday evening.
Mrs. Jessie Alton, Of Alexandria, was
the guest of honor at q luncheon given
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4 Is .
4 ST. Paul Social Circles |.
re s|A
AFTER THE SERVICE.


AFTER THE SERVICE.
The opening hymn? 1t quite forsook
My memory; you see,
Our hands touched we held the book
And that quite fuddled me.
The text? Why, Dolly. 1 confess
l really failed to hear;
Twas then | watched that curl I guess,
That strayed about your ear.
Scored dancing, did he? All, knew
He called us sinful, weak.
j on smiled; twas just bewitching, too
That dimple in your cheek.
AT prayers failed to bow, you say?
Al benediction, too?
But, Dolly, say. how could I pray
And also look at you?
You think church does me little good?
1t does me much, although
i really do not think it would
II you should cease to go!
truman Roberts Andrews in The
Smart Set.
The marriage of Miss Katherine Skill
ton Loomis. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. LOOMS, of New York, to Otis N
Dunham, was solemnized yesterday after
noon at O'Clock at the home of the
brides aunt, Mrs. Alexander Plough, of
Paramount avenue. Rev. Theodore Sedg-
wick, <Of the Church of St John the
Evangelist performed the ceremony
which was witnessed by about fifty
guests. The rooms We're decorated with
palms, smilaN and American Beauty
roses. During the service the bride and
groom stood under a canopy of smilax.
Mrs. Frank A. Sl1iIton of New York
played the wedding marches. While the
service was being read Jensen's bridal
song was played. The best man was
Mr.. Charles DoyOn, of Larimore, n. D.,
and the ushers We're W. L. Seeley and
o. c. Hartman. of Duluth. The bride,
who was unattended, wore her going
away gown of brown cloth, with hat to
match. and carried a bunch of Ameri-
can Beauty roses. At the informal re-
ception which followed the ceremony
ms George Thompson and Miss Murphy
presided in the dining room, assisted by
Miss Nellie Stevenson, Miss Dugann, of
Minneapolis; Miss Laura Cook and Miss
Gooding. The out-of-town guests were:
MIR. Otto Hartman and Mr.. Don Nc
Clellan. of Duluth; Charles Doyon. Of
Larimore, N D., and Mrs. Frank a.
Skilton, of New York
Mr. and Mrs. Durham left for the West
on wedding trip. They will be at
home after Feb. at p Floral street.
DR.. and Mrs. T. E. V. AppIeby, of Sum-
NIT avenue. will give a cinch party Tues
day evening.
Mrs. Penoyer L. Sherman, of Chicago,
ex-president of the Chicago Woman's
club, and who was one of the committee
OF fifteen on reorganization of the gen
eraI federation, has accepted an invita-
ton to speak to the women of Mime
sofa at their annual breakfast" held In
st. Paul Feb. u. Miss Margaret Evans.
honorary president of the federation, will
respond to Il toast, Federation Problems
in the Opening Century" Choice musical
numbers viii be rendered and with short
responses the literary menu seems a
pleasure to anticipate.
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SALTWATER.

Arrangements for the annual ball TO be
given by saltwater. Lodge No. -l19. Il.
P. o. Elks, Jan. 30, are rapidly being
completed, and the affair promises to be
one of the grandest balls ever given in
Saltwater The music committee has Sc
cured Seibert's orchestra, of St aPul,
and the music will be of high order.
Mrs. William Sauntry and Mrs. Frank
Otis entertained a large number OF lady
friends at cards Thursday afternoon IN
honor OF Miss Cross, who leaves in
few DAYS for her home in California.
Prizes were won by Miss Cross, MS.
Frank Berry, Mrs. J. II. Collins and MISS
Josephine Lindholm.
The Ladies Musical club Of this city
will give its first concert Friday even
ing, and an excellent programme is be-
ing arranged. Among those who are to
Paul, and Mr.. Bakkestad, of Mlnneap-
oils.
John Jahnke, of Harvey, ". D., for
merly of this city, was married at Har-
vey last week to Miss Olivia Arnold, a
highly popular young lady.
Miss Mary O'Brien entertained the
Merry Knockers club at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John OBrien,
Thursday evening.
William McKusick, of Wilmet, S. D.,
arrived yesterday morning and will re-
main here a couple of weeks.
Mrs. Hattie Knapp has gone to Iowa
on a two weeks visit.
AIRS. Lydia Graham is IN Chicago,
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PLEASURES PAST.

Mr.. and Mrs. George Thompson en-
tertained the Kangaroo club Thursday
aYening, at their home on Summit ave
nue. FaVors were. won by Mrs A. A.
Cratesenberg, Mrs. E. E. Hughson, Mrs.
E. Is. Judson, e. J. Stilwell f. e Hugh
son and A. A. Cratsenberg Can't. and
Mrs. J. j.. McCardy, of Kent street,
will entertain the club next
Miss Mae Mccarthy entertained at her
home on East Ninth street Thursday af-
ternoon. in honor of her guest, Miss
Sadie Powers. of Duluth Among the
guests were Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs E
lie Clair, Mrs. Leonard Mrs. r. Cool and
Nellie Morrison, Lizzie Murphy, Edna
King, Lizzie Griffin. Grace O'Connor and
May Harrington
The Wide Awake Cinch club opened
the season with an enjoyable evening
spent a the home of Mr.. and Mrs Gross.
on Reaney street. Thursday evening
Eavors were Mrs. Bush, Mrs. label, Mrs.
Schnaith; Mr.. label. Mr.. WIttee ana
Ar. Bush.
Miss Ado Munson. Hague avenue.
entertained The No Name Card club
MONDAY evening. Favors were won by
Miss Maude Gage and Harry Hart. Miss
Rosamond Samouss. of Thirteenth stheet.
VIII entertain the club Monday evening,
Jan q.
The 10 Telling club was entertained