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Anpolntsd Commissioner

Mr. George \. Torrey well known real
estate and insurance agent Of this city.
was yesterday appointed United states
commissl oner for the Houston division of
the Southern district OF Texas. He uuali-
ned shortly after being notified Of his Az.
pointment. His office win he at 10 Main,
corner az Franklin.
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MANWELL X sr nous

cHAS. II, YALE'S DEVILS AUCTION"
very novel feature ls offered by Man.
egeF Yale IN The Devils Dance to the
Meoh This Is ono Of the many exclusive
novelties Of this attraction, aud consists az
Y seriea Of unique Ideas, introducing a mui.
llplicitE Of harmonious colornr, which
Other spectacular effects. forms onN If tbe
most beautiful light end color nogeiiies thaf
has vet Ne discovered oi thea,4f,.ii ,is
AS o fitting att& ta hB Rlenita hl
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FouNp 4Ea RRor4gR.

Heaus Notice Of Els Death and ] axes
Charge Of the Remains.
In resterday's Post appcased an account
Of the death Of Richard Miller, colored
who was sent here from Karnes City and
who died as he was hoias taken up the
stairs at st. Josephs narm Try, The no
tice was read by a sister az deceased, an
employee Of the late CC.oGel j, W, Jones
Tor the past twelve years who had neither
seen him nor known of his whereabouts
ior many years Acting upon the informa.
ton obtained from The Posi- shc went 20
tho inhrm0ry. Identified tlir body md mad
the necessary arrangements for IN inprs.
lag fuuprni
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PAINTING Passsnne, station

force Of painters started 10 work yes
terlay morning putting few needed coats
Of paint on the International and Crr,t
Northern passenger station Whom tho IN,
is completed the station viii present almolt
"a new appearance.
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ConstahIe Thnmn.or 49,.

DEPUTY Constable Thompson has resigned
ms position aud is now serving as hahn
re F,I tas Harris county grand Jury. Mr.
d i.sil l,s0h Saia there were $40 or more
constable NPaHn -
a., Nhlsi Constable Glass who has been vevy
~ WI MA raenmatlsm, was reported slishtiy
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Commlttee Me.linn

G A. Mistrot chairman Of the nnance
committee of the NoTsu-oh association,
has called an important meeting Of that
committee az II A. III. today, The meet
ing VIII be held at the business League
rnons and all members of the committees
are urged to attend
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~
Alderman Thompson asked for report
on William %. cleveland & co.'s request
for permission 20 construct a track N front
Of the hrm's building on Commerce street.
Alderman Watkins said the street aud
bridge committee would he ready 10 re
port on the petition at the next session.
Alderman Thompson moved 60 give re-
cess Of ten minutes Ia order 10 give Mr.
Watkins time to make tho report
AIR Watkins Oh, u IN impossible to
make the report at present | haven't tue
Mr. Jones move as substitute thnt
which to prepare the report Carried.
Report on petition of charles d. West
OF hausns City for permission 50 use a
patent iehder on street ears stated that
tNefc were very many patent fnnders ans
it uid not know whether Mf. Mest's fender
WAS good on bad, There was no objection
70 the company trying the fender Il II de-
sired 70 do So Adopted
Report OF the bridge committee In refer
enee 20 Chief Arto's complaint OF hnd con-
dltlon Of street car comDany's tracks and
I roadway, which recently caused gninure III
q IRE engine. submitted that The street
railway company had sent chpck ior the
amount paid Tor repairs lnd recommended
tiat me proper voucher be executed
The street and bridge committees renort
tion as bridge tender day ana nlrht SHIFT.
~ q salary Of $40 d mouth ana d eoatrari
| frr sia fgarsl reeQnlmcrded that the hasi.
sion be giten nrfltlanef II Ne would fdis.
miss SUIT, az his own cost, nov pendins
| against tha CAY fot $4,000 daraagesi bui
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onlv are used for the breus Of the An.
heuscF- Busch brewing Assn. St Louis.
Y. $, A, and annie timo Is given them
TO property mature before offered 10 the
public. Their wCl known brands ara
served Mt an hrst class Hotels Clubs, cafes
ana Bars
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Pistol Toter Fined.

Henry Niuson, the negro who was ar.
rested SATURDAY by oalcer Higgins on the
charge % carrying a pistol WAS artliensd
and aned $50 aud costs, a total Of S0a,6O.
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fine Fire Gala

The ire department was .-H' !,
yesterday morning far nps .sl
rs idorce No 28i7 Hrrisouls
~ stafda sos fs'ls (
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THOSE FREE noe TAGS,
Fror Alderman Jones signed by George
EiIiS chief ~ police, rcotng the hardsHiu
imposed upon the chief Of npllee In rrquir
'ng him 10 collect or pay for dog tags is
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Lhere are limitations OF OXTDfNr hr,
SVsr,2 * tnem compare with the RennIrs
SAlptN cures Calls. Fevers ana III ~
sss'a1 1feasles, The limitations FAT.
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Thai lame Back

% ..lS'ls1u up, tue
There's a chance
trouble,n and that
is something which
It is dangerous 10
neglect. The best
medicine for disease
.of the kidneys Is
DR. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery.
The use OF this med
icine has resulted
IN some remarkable
cures. II increases
the activity of the
blood making
glands, purihes the
blood and relieves
the kidneys from
clogging inipuri-
ties.
~ feel Il my duty to
let you know that I
have recently advised
a youug gentleman
who was suffering bad !
" with kidney aud
bladder disease 70 tiy
4ii,tfs. f.Nttaat Ns.t4..t
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Tho monthly reucrt< % the various c,y
Officials weee received and referred 10 tu
pruper committees.
Tie report Of the eltv attorney contalne
. statement Of convictions FL the corpora
tlol court, total hues ana costs assessed
30 each case. Total fines Tor September
S30S; attoguoys fees Sn31. costs SilSld.
lines aud all costs Si51l.15. lie further re-
pottcl that he had not collected ans mouey
due the ciN during SeuteinOcr Referred
20 nnauce coaMittec.
ue seWei committee rcprttea iatogaolF
aide mon Thompson resolution requrng
fepalts on tAe HGnNla streut stWtr dt
cpag Of $3.50 The cOmMittce reported t11t
fne matter was ugcat, that preseut con1
work WAS delayed tue nlore IL Would cost.
Fhc stencil from the reruse eau De dc.
teCted az distance ot nait @ mile, Ilc
report vas signed ty Engineer Dormant.
Adopted.
The report Of Engineer purman1 lplatlte
20 the street rtiiway company uppivt
Won Tor permission 90 place aouo lfagks
across The egankLu avenue orHge can.
ty Alderman CASTOR, W8H altogether Da-
verse. MI Norunut stated lat the bridge
vHs entirely urW 1ulit nc 70 cost OF SO
cGte5 iu the ttst pDcp the report says,
it Nut mower intended tu sustaiu more tn0n
one street ear tuck ana public tralac. thc
/ cUrihtcr says tnai In the cVtnt the Couucll
grants tAe right to construct second track
across TING bridge tt VIII be necessary to
ndd supporters ana glrders and strongly
reinforce the bridge, he adds That the
bridge roadway ts only twcntNpnC feet
Wide, stfcpt cars ave eight and nne-hait
( ieet aud that two ears IN passing woull
leave only eighteen Inches ON the north SIDE
/ anu rhlrty inches on the south side tor
I otner traffic.
| Mr., Miller moved 70 table the report be
cnnse i had no connection with the orig
| inal resolution
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4 rn1-rn N NAr1,nr

From G ~ seldom. c1rnentcr stating
that his horse was SO thc city pound, ana
that me- was without means 20 pay he
necessary fee Urgently reoucstcd that the
ciy council nermit linn 80 have his horse
Referred to the MAYOR With nower to aet
Tho petitioner was present a8 spe,t tor
aud ids ewes rlistpuNd wnrl eis petition
was read He carried q hntcr and eyi
IDENTIFY eNpactca action
This Simple pciitnn brought out touch
OF nature worth all the rest of the pro
cccdiuCs
THE mqror Gentlemen, that petition
Should hc settled at once WAY ro'et itf
Proceedings continued however, uihrt
subjects being taken nv
Guy Mctnuublia a rcnnrtcr whispered
~ Alderman watkins "Why DON'T yop
Within % minute Mr. Natkus COLLECTED
the necessary reo from hls colleagues mud
quietly banded t to CMHf ELLIS Tho CHIEF
gave the SWIM 70 tho petitioner vino iett
the ban smiling
Evening star., 1902-03-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fourteenth and G streets northwest
Foundry Church)-Addison NJ Smith ct al,
trustees. to Thomas F. Walsh, original lot
8 and part original lots and 10, square
252; 100000
Corcoran street northwest between 18th
and 18th streets-The Washington Loan
anG Trust Company to John T. Meany, lot
155, square 155; s54OO.
Tennessee avenue northeast between A
and streets-Ira j. Baker ct ux. to John
P. Sprecher. lots Al and As. square 1Oll; $40
Park street northwest between 11th and
18th streets-John F. Donohoe ct ux to
Mary A. Brooks, lot 16. square 9s1; sl,4oO.
Long Meadows-John w. Hills ct ux. to
bartholomew F. Finn, lot 1S!; $H I,e.+ IN
Barry Farm-Emanuel NJ Hewlett 10
Joseph Schiffman. part lot 3. section .; S5oo'
No. 99312 Florida avenue northwest
Eliza NJ. Bell to Charles J. Butler lou
272, $40.
Whittingham-M. Elizabeth Browning ct
vir John W., to Malissia NJ. Main, lot 4;
s415.
Fifth street northwest between NJ and
streets-Eden Hammond ct al. to trustees
of the Central M. E. Church, part lot 10,
SO. 5l3; SO.
Eighth street southeast between and X
streets-John G. Vialle ct uX to Mary II.
Ewing, part original lot ., So US; $lo.
Virginia avenue southwest between I'd
and 30 streets-Charles II. Parker ct ux. to
Roach Abel, lot 35, So. 5s1; sl,65O. Same
to Thomas r. Wells, lot 81, SO. 5Sl; $l,65o
Hamilton road-Eleanora Hutton ct V1r,
James to NJ. Alfred Harris, Land % l lying De, De,
tween Hebrew cemetery and the Macphela
cemetery; $40. NJ. Alfred Harris to Matilda
Kitz. same property; $40
Columbia Heights-Frederick G. Berger
ct ux. to Mary c. Darneiile, lots 16 and
@ street northwest between 18th and 18th
streets-Mary c. Darnelle ct vir, HopeWell
H.. to Frederick G. Berger, lot 2S, square
155; $4,000. IfJ.%
Brookland-Emma F. True ct vir, Alfred
c., to Bridget McHugh. lot 23. block %; $40.
H street northeast between 1st and I'd
streets-Anne QuiAlan to George E. Flem-
ing, lot Z. square 10: $500.
l. street northwest between Vermont ave-
nue. and 18th street-JOseph krull ct ux. to
Joseph and William E. McReynolds, lot 2
square PA; SO. ., .oe
v street northwest between 18th and 14th
streets-Joseph McReynolds ct ux. to Jo-
seph Krull, lot 21 square 236; $40.
A street northeast between 4th and 9th
streets.Martha o. sWaning ct vir: William
., square SIG; So n =
14th and G streets northwest northwest
corner)-Herman E. .Blau ct ux. to James
II; rowland. lot 16. square 225; $ioo.
Columbia Heights-James H. Rowland ct
ux to David Moore, lots q and Is, block
81; 500. David Moore ct ux. conveys same
property to John G. Campbell; $40.
w street northwest between 13tn and 18th
streets-same to same. lots 14s. 149. 161,
square 235: $1OO. David Moore ct ux. con-
veys same property to John G. Campbell;
$40.
G street northwest between 14th ard 10th
streets-Douglass s. Mackall ct al. to War
rem w. Foster, lot 153 square 1851; So
Columbia He!ghts-William F. Kellogg ct
al to Edgar 8. Kennedy and Isaac NJ Da-
Wis. lots 46 to 61 block %; SO.
Washington He!ghts-Edgar 8. Kennedy
ct al. to William p. kellogg, lots ~, 43. A.
block 3: $40. Same to Francis Cotton, lots
29 40, Al, block 3; $40.
Evening star., 1902-03-05
Death Of Mrs. Mary Power.

Mrs. Mary Power died Of pneumonia at
her residence, 1115 n street northwest last
evening. at 7:15 o'clock She had been Ill
but two days. Mrs. Power was in the six
ty-eighth year of her age. and was one Of
the first to locate in the neighborhood
where she resided.
She was the widow of Thomas Power, a
former well-known Washingtonian and
mother OF Miss Mary Power, Mr. John T.
Power and Mr. Thomas w. Power all Of
whom were at her bedside when she passed
away.
The funeral will take place from the
family residence Friday morning. at $50
o'clock, thence to the Church Of the I'm
maculate Conception. where services will
be held at o'clock. he interment will be
at Mt. Olivet cemetery.
Evening star., 1902-03-05
Deaths in the District.

The following deaths were reported to the
health office during the twenty-four hours
ending at noon today:
Solomon Kemp. 75 years; Moses Scott, %
years: Louise Fuert 6S years; Thomas B.
Campbell, G7 years; Culton Brainerd, 63
years; Belle A. Mathews. So years; John
Armstrong, 81 years: John Johnson. A
years: Mrs. Johanna Murray, Al years; Ar
thur X. Raymond. 40 years; Mary Stewart
:3 years; William Corbin, years; Rose
Lewis. years; John Campbell days.
Evening star., 1902-03-05
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued as fol-
lows:
White-Everett L. Herbert and Clara
Deaten, both of Alexandria, Va; Hugh l..
Foley of Marshall, Va, and Matte A. Skin
ner Of this city; Harry II. Brashears and
Lena Niemiller; w. Irving Harne and Dora
l.. Sayer
Colored-Millard F. Bollard and Bette
spiller; Richard Queen and Sophia Colbert
Albert Mitchell and Mary Rollins; Robert
Dobbs of Minneapolis. Mimi, and Hetty
Boyce of New Cross. England; Thomas o.
Kyler and Laura f. Addison; James E.
Brooks and Bessie Ward; James Lewis a0ld
Bertha E'inney.
Evening star., 1902-03-05

Chaplain Nichols Resigns.
President Roosevelt has accepted the res
ignation Of Chaplain r. s. Nichols 9Th
Cavalry, to take effect at the end Of the
present month.
Evening star., 1902-03-05
CURING CONSUMPTION.

CURING CONSUMPTION.
When SCOTS Emulsion makes the
consumptive gain flesh it is curing
his consumption.
Exactly what goes on inside to
make the consumptive gain weight
when taking SCOTS Emulsion is still
a mystery.
SCOTS Emulsion does something
to the lungs, too, that reduces the
cough. More weight and less cough
always mean that consumption is los
ing its influence over the system.
SCOTS Emulsion is a reliable help.
Send for Free Sample.
SCOTT . BOVINE, Chemists, 400 Pears st., n. Y.
40
Evening star., 1902-03-05

Having closed the first issue Of 100000 worth
of these bonds. with which bonus Of 1000 In the
stock of the Underwriters Land Co. was given, we
offer, SUBJECT TO PREVIOUS SALE at par,
with accrued interest. the SECOND and THIRD
issues of 500, 900 each.
AS stated in our earlier announcements, sub
sclibers to the SECOND 100000 worth of these
bonds will receive a bonus in stock OF the Under
writer's Land Co. to the extent Of 1870 OF their
subscriptions, and to the THIRD $1,000 worth,
stock Of the Underwriters Land Co. to the amount
Of 500 of their subscriptions.
WE BELIEVE THE ABOVE STOCK WILL. BE
WORTH PAR WITHIN A YEAR, and that the
writer's Land Co. fully justify its directors in their
contemplated withdrawal Of this stock bonus at
very early day.
The bonds are issued in denominations Ct $50,
500, $500 and 81. .OGO. and subscribers who may
desire arrange with us to make settlement in
monthly payments.
The company's holdings are the most extensive
Of any operators In Dade county. These lands have
proved. and proving immensely valuable, and
we believe the companys stock will develop nto
one Of the best-payng, conservative Investments In
the country. The Underwriters Land Co owns Its
properties outright, and runs no risks In their de-
velopment Its leases bring 1T royalties amounting
to between 5Oeo and 65ce OF THE NET PROFITS
all the mines operated its lands, and this in
come is received by 1t IN CASH EVERY WEEK
IL leases have been signed since the first Of
January, and the miners now at work thereon.
Applications are also in hand and under consdera-
ton for 80 additional mining lots 1t has no risks
of either mining exploitation all the develop
ment work on its lands is done by its lessees at
their own expense. The only work that the COM
pany does is the construction OF new concentrating
plants, the first one Of which has just been COM
peted and is to be followed by n series covering
the entire property. This will give 1t the added
profits Of concentrating the ores which will be no
inconsiderable addition to its income from the
Evening star., 1902-03-05
FINANCIAL.

The American Security and
Trust Company, 14O5 G Street,
will be pleased to open an account
with you, paying you two per cent
interest ON your average monthly
balances, which YOU may check
against at will.
The American Security and
Trust Company has a capital of
S1,25O,OOO and a surplus of
S5OO,OOO. lit has special Depart
rnent for ladies' with waiting and
writing rooms for their conven-
ienCe
C. J: Bell President.
H. f. Blount, Vice President ]. w. Whepey,
j. r. Hood Secretary. w. A. Mckenney 4tDSS 4rat %ss4 na
Ward lhorOn, Auditor {. s. Domer,
H. s. Reside, Asst Treasurer
STORAGE DEPARTMENT:
Albert NJ. Read, c. A. Aspinwal
DIRECTORS:
s EFsn Fs"i,e T. H + ha %fPsFa John John 4 HlSss Ksl@
c. Dumans,n $
Henry in% f. nnrf nfe1 seb n5' j. Milne a TsSas hS5
G knowles,
c. rnrn W NJ
ffsisniF a.s K iSssW; Stevens Gsse @ e F ian john %
Evening star., 1902-03-05

Corporation reelected President Schwab
and all the other oflcers whose terms had
expired
Evening star., 1902-03-05
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Condition of the Water.

Temperature and condition of water at 8
am: Dalecarlia reservoir, temperature,
80; condition at north connection, 1; condi-
ton at south connection, l.; Georgetown
distributing reservoir. temperature. 3S; con-
dition at intluent gatehouse, l. condition at
effiuent gatehOuse, /; Washington city res
ervoir temperature. Sc; condition at in
fluent, l condition at effiuent 9
Evening star., 1902-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

On ACCOUNT OF THE DEATH OF DR HENRY
X. Noble. the ID. c. Dental Society will hold a
special meeting the Office Of the president,
Ills st. NV, at 1880 THIS WEDNEsDAY)
EVENING. It,
SPlRITu ALISM.-MRS STEPHENS MEETING
ThSrsday at 2 pm. Private readings daily. 4O2
A St. it,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
Shelteriug Arms.

Founders. Day will %be observed atSthe
Sheltering Arms Free Hospital Thursday.
February 18th at II NJ. a public reception
will be held and light refreshments will
be served Ministers of all denominations
are invited and the Kings Daughters are
especially asked to be present This re-
9ception. is held i'll place of the annual
dinner which for SO many. years was
given for the benefit of the! hospital.
Friends are asked to contribute the
amount in money that was usually given
for supplies for the dinner.
Mrs. NJ. d. Hoge, Jr.. Mrs. George T.
King, Mrs. w. II. Tatum, Mrs. w. Fl.
Nelson, Mrs. "A. D. Landerkin, Mrs. j..
H. Southalf, Mrs. e. T. Robinson, Mrs.
BIB. Valentine, Mrs. e. p. Cox. Mrs.
E. H. Peterkin, Misses Frances Scott and
Anna Boykin will form the reception
committee. A brief service and address
will begin promptly at noon. It is hoped
a large number of the friends of the in
Sstitution will attend.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
4 BLIND COUPLE
FROM RICHMOND.
7. D. Horton and Miss Mary Gri-
maldi Are Welded.
.EoRFEITs TWENTY THOUSAND
: A Fortune Which Was TO Be His in Case
He Did Not Marry--A Blind Girl He
Still Hopes 10 Get--A Plant in Bris-
fol TO Make Wicker Chairs.
Especial Dispatch to The Times. }

NSbSN1di iilsphiCu 10 Inc 1lIuesJ
BRISTOL. VA, FEB. Sc. D. Horton
and Miss Mary Grunalde. both registered
from Richmond. We're married here this
week by Rev.sA-; II. Burroughs at his IA
NOUS Gretna Green in this city. The
couple arc both blind.
The groom. who was 81 years of age,
claimed that he had inherited 10000.
which he MAS TO receive on condition that
he did not marry blind girl.
He hopes still 10 get the $4,000 as
handily as he won the git4 whom he had
never seen and who had never seen him.
AN IMPORTANT INDUSTRY.
The power-house of the new plant of
"a II. Ordway & Company has been
completed and is now In operation. The
company is erecting a plant here that
Mill cost $4,000, aside from the cost of a
number Of. residences to be erected in that
connection.
Work IS to begin at once on a building
for the manufacturing machinery OF this
nIant that Will be 60Saen feet and two
stories high Another building. to shelter
the saws Of the company wlli be 6oAeS
feet The Ordway family will also be
provided with q handsome Few residence
on the Hill overlooking tho plant.
This new industry will turn out stock
fo. fancy wicker chairs and decorative
work manufacturing: In accordance with
special Inodera patents.
REV. mR. ~. Il, LIS SMITH.
since last Monday Rev. w. r. IL. smith
IN D.s of the Second Baptist Church OF
Hichnpnd, las been occupying the pulpit
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
S1Oo-Kisyv AItD-SlOO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dread
ed disease that science has been abe
to cure in all its stages, and that is Ca
tarrh Halls Catarrh Cure Is the only
positiye cure known to the medical ira
ternfty. Catarrh being Il constitutional
DISEASE. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system there
Nv sestroying the foundation OF he dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature n doing its work. The pro
prietors have so much lalth IN It's cnia-
five movers. that they. offer One Hun
5red Dollars for any case that 1t fails
to cure. Send for list of testimonials:
Address L. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Sn,a nv Druggists. 75c. Toledo, O..
| Halls Family Pills are the best.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-02-09
The Annual Observance OF Founders D '.

The Sheltering Arms Free Hospital VIII
i be thrown open to the public next Ihtlfs-
day, February 18th, at l. O'CLOCK. y snort
service and address will be followed oy
a public reception. to which ministers OF
all denominat ions and tho Kings Daush-
tiers are invited. This reception IS held
in place Of the annual dinner given Tor
so many years on Main Street, for the
benefit of tue hospital. Friends OF the
Institution contribute the amount IN
money that was. usually spent in supplies
for the dinner.
Mrs. E. II. Peterllin is president of the
Sheltering Arms and with the general
board will form the Reception Committee.
Airs. NJ. D. Hoge, Jr,, Mrs. George T.
King. Mrs. E. p. Cox, Mrs. w II. Tatum,
Airs. E. r. Robinson, Mrs. i. E. fanny.
Mrs j. H. Southal, Mrs. 3. B. Valentine,
Mrs. a. D. Landerkin, Mrs. w. II. Nelson.
Misses Frances Scott and Anna BoyklIl
will serve the refreshments.
The public is invited to attend.