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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-12-21
MISS DOSIE MITCHELL.
MRS. JOHN MURPHY, JR.

(Martin Luther. TIE Deum Cvictor Dis
pornr1ier). Jubiiate DANES H. Rogers).
Hymn Intriot 81 tNendelssohn). kyrie
Eleison (Mendelssohn). Gliria Tibi Gar
rett), Hymn 40 (Redhead). Anthem, Be
hold I Bring You Good Tidings (Barn-
ty), Ofrertory Sentence Redhead).
Choir:
Bovs-LesIie Barfoot. George Rutiedse.
Lee Brooks. Jos. Bower. John Rut!edgo,
Glenn johnson. Walter Larkin. Clyde Bar
foot, Harry Lpscomb. Walter Davis,
Charles Fisher and Carter Thompson.
So2ranos-Miss Mary Ashley Bell. Miss
Lily NUrquhart, Miss Mary Rogers. Miss
Calvin Bragg, Miss Elizabeth Robins.
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Williams. G. H. Clarke. Bragg, c. c.

The programme, which follows. will be
sung at the morning and evening ser
vice on the Sunday after Christmas. The
morning service will also be sung at II
o'clock ChrIstmas-Day. The choir Is un-
der the direction OF DR.. W. II. .. NC
Gehee. who Is also the organist. MIS-.
McGehee is the leading soprano ana mas
Miss Anne White Is the efficient leader
OF the Decori side
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 80, Come All Ye
: Anti anIh en- Zion. that Bringeth Good
T:dings-sta!ner.
Venitc Chant i3-W. Crotch.
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Gloria Patri In F-Dr. w. H. o. Nc
Gehee.
TIE Deum-Gauner in c.
Jubilate Dec in G-Dupnfs.
Hymn 51-Hsrk the Herald Angels Sing.
Gloria Tibi-Awanymans
Hymn 61-Hork What Mean Those Holy
Voices.
Offerto,y Anthem-Great and Marve-
lous-A. r Gaul-
Professional Hymn $50, Little Town
Of Bethlehem.
EVENING SERVICE.
professional Hymn 40, Come All fe
Faithful.
Anthem-o, z.on That Bringeth Good
IidinEs-Stainer.
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4
(Arison)
Recessfona1. 20. Come All Re Faithful"
Evening service:
PROFESSIONAL. "a Little Town Of Bethle-
hem"
Canlate .......................B rfdgewater)
Deus ..-.....(ocnnecker)
Hymn, 1T Came Upon the Midnight
Clear
RecessIonal. .'Angels From the Realms
OF Glory
Sopranos-Airs. Henry F. Vaughan. Mrs.
Ernest W eisiger Mrs c. T. Jones, Misses
Ellen, Mamie and Rita Weisiger. Miss
Sallie Moore.
Altos-Mrs. Benjamin Dennis. Mrs. R.
NJ. Anderson. Mrs. Rex. Misses Bailey
Cox and Owen.
Tenors-Messrs- Weislger. Craig and
sWhitlock.
Bassos-Messrs Bailey. Lindsay. Rex
and Bendall
Organist-Mr Richie Bacon.
Epiphany Church.
The music It this church on Christ
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IN, c.nr,s,ma. music In tho Richmond

The Christmas music in tho Richmond
churches this year promises to be OF an
exceptionally high order. The well
framed choirs have been pracic!ng for
sevcral weeks and ere Is every promise
thai the glad tiding OF Peace on Earth,
Good VIII Toward Men" viii be heralded
with such sweetness as Is seldom heard.
Below are given the programmes to be
sung in many of hte churches together
with flle pclsonnel Of the choirs:
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Gloria Patri in A fat........... Stevenson
re Deum in r .a..
1nhilateo Dec, in a flat.............Cor DIN
Hymn g.. oo,o,,or
0nertory Anthem. Sing. Daughters
OF Zion " !. = :. -
sonrani~Mrs. K. B. Howard. director
ess; Miss Essie Burnett. Miss Name anne
Cnmbea, Miss Grace Schermefhorn, MISS
= lillian Gentry, Miss Pearl Gentry.
Alti-Mrs. Ludwell Miller. Miss Edna
Barbour.
Rassi-Mr. Herbert Mercer. Mr. Lewis
andrews. Mr.. B. Morgan SHEPHERD. MT.
orsanist-Mr. John W. Marlborough
st. Andrews Church.
The music at st. Andrews Church will
+. rendered Christmas Day. The cho,rs
Is composed of the sfollo loving: aMrs..Walter
Duke. Misses Nettlef stu. Edith Palmer.
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Gloria rat11 in F-Dr. W. H o. Nc

Gloria Tatn in F-Dr. W. H O. Nc
Gehee.
agnihoat-Bayton Smith, in E nat
Nunc Dimettes-Bayton Smith in E
fiat
hymn 5s-shout the Glad 4 dings
Offcrtory Anthem-Before the Heavens
Were Spread Reconsideration w. Park
occasional Hymn $50. Little Town Of
Bethlehem
St. Paul's Church.
The following is the music which will
be rendered by St Paul's Church choir
on Oh ist-,as boy at the morning service
ar II A NJ:
Process onal. Hymn SIS (carmichael}
yenite (Martin Luther). Gloria Patree
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EPISCOPAL.
Monumental Church.
ITO be Sung Chr s'mas nay,.

Morning Service: Professional Hymn
(Mcndessohn,. Venite in d GIahr) Gloria
Patri in D (Field), Te Deum in de-
raare) Jubiantc in T (Somervell). Hymn.
Shout the Glad tidiaEs" (Alvison). Kyric
Ele!son, (Mendelssohn). Hymn. The Spa
cians Firmament" (Iaydenj. Anthem. Il
Desired Wisdom" (Stainer). RecessIona!
Hymn (Rarnby). orgon Postlude. "Marcllc
du Sacre'' (Meycrbeer).
Same programme repeated the following
Sunday at the morning service. The mu-
sic for the evening service will be as fol-
lows:
Professional Hymn tGeer). Gloria Pa
tri in F tTours). Magnificat in Gieldl.
Nunc Dimittis in D (Fed, Hymn.
brightest and Best (5arding). Anthem,
"lsrcak Forth Into joy tSteane). Recess
s;onal Hymn willis. Organ Postuoe'
"Kyrie Eleison'' tMozart).
CHOIR OF MONTGOMERY CHURCH.
Soprano-Mmes c. c. Fugason f. b
Ford. NJ J. IIoff, Z. P. Wise and Misses
z. 7. Chamberlayre. G. G. Cardoza, L.
CCrutchficld. G. 3. Cunningham. e. Ell
jilEton. IL F1nney. E. Fisher. n. c..
IIutchtson. r. Hutchinson, n. Jones, K. f.
Meade. NJ. Schultz.
Al.o-Mmcs. C. P. CABOT A. S. Hurt,
r. H Meade and Misses S. Atkins. NJ. c.
E-ans NJ. D. Hutciison, z. p. Jones, II.
Lathrop. j. A. NJ. Lee.
TeDor-Messrs. c.. 3. Cooke. W. N.
Jones. G. ". Selvert, A. Motherhood. J. A.
Turner.
BasS-Messrs. c. NJ Andrews. r. r.
Harrison. A. Howell. A. S. Hurt. a.
NJ Jones NJ. Lathrop. G. p Lynch, G.. w.
Warren and w. Webb.
Organist and choir master--F. c. Hair.
Grace Episcopal.
The choir OF Grace Episcopal Church is
antfphanal, vested organization Of forty
five voices. being the largest in the city
has been doing antiphanal work since it's
reorganization in the fail and compares
favorablv with any in the individuality Of
tts ensemble, attacks. phrasing and shad-
ig Of the words of eminent sacred COM
poserS. The personnel Of the choir is as
follows:
soprano-Nriescs Anne White. Grace
Ralle.tes Mary James Fannie Vaughan,
Eese Archer, Ian Reed, Ethel McCurdy,
Ellie WeItll
Altos-Miss Evelyn Bridges. Mrs. o. II.
Clarke, Miss Grey Wright. Miss Sarah
Harris.
G'enors-Messrs. A. Blair, Haskins, Will
liam Taylor Brown CreCshaw.
Basses-Messrs. Selden Wake, Samuel
B-ockenbrough. Amos Bridges, Woodson
Faddey. GTizzard. Overman.
Eopra nos-Mrs. w. H 0. McGehee Mrs.
A, Blair. Mrs. Burton Faror. Misses Kate
Bidgood. Pattie McGehee. Nettie Baird
Amy Werth. Mrs. Harry Markham.
sAltos-Misses May Greener. Fannie
uTray. Eliza Harnie. and Mrs. Overman.
Ter7ors-Messrs. James P. Day, Robert
&! Minor, Harry Markham j. L. DeIre-
vile
Basses-Dr. Cecil Harhardt. Messrs
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or. Miss Elise Moncure. Miss Bessie Ell
lett and Misses Anderson
Altos-Mrs. Jacob Reinhardt. Miss Gull
zlaume Mrs John Moncure:
Tenors-Benjamin S. Barker. Dr.. NJ. F.
Read William c. holland, Charles Nc
Eassos-Mr. Norman Call, Dr. James
p. Roy, Dr.. Charles Brock. Mr.. II. F
Banks and Mr. Charles VIM.
Choir Master and Organist-Jacob Rein
hardt-
st. Paul's Sunday-School.
A beautiful Christmas programme has
been prepared for st. Paurs Sunday
school. For the procession Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing" Will be rendered.
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0he Christmas Story OolA.
From "h Memoriam. =
TENNYSON

kim out, ,v7d 5ehs, to the w7d eky.
The flyirg Cloud. the frosty t,g3H:
The year in dwng in the n ght;
Ring out, wsld 6sLs. and let him die.
Ring out the old, ring in the nesu.
Rng. happy bells. across the snow::
The year is gofrg. ket him go;
Rne out the fd.se, ring in The true.
Rrg out the grief that saDs the mind.
For those that here ne see no n7ors}
Fne out the feud of rich and poor.
R.n9 in yedyess to all mankind.
Ring our a s;oWiy dying cause.
Ana ancient forms of party sf,Js:
Rne IN the no6!er modes OF he,
With swge'er manners, pnrsr ldWs.
RMg ont the wont, the care. the sin.
Tie fathisss coi1nsss of me TINS;
Ring out, ring or nv nournfui MI mes,
But ing the f4iler mns.rsl IN.
Ring out false pride in place and blood
The ciDic :sldrder chi the spite:
Ring in the ioDs OF truth and r.gat,
Ring m The common lore ct good.
Ring out old sFaoes Of foul disease:
Ring out the narrowing lust of gold;
Rug out the .housona Wars Of old.
Ring IN The thousand years of peace.
Ring. in the Doiont man and free,
Tie larger hear. the kindle hand.
Ring out he odrkness Of the land.
Rlng in the Christ that is to be.
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Christmas Hymn.
D. c, n. mo. 5o.)

# came upon lie midnight Gear,
That glorious song Of old,
From angels bendine near the ed17h
To touch their harps of gold:
Peace on the earth, good Wil to men.
From Heavens aN-groc'ous King;
The world in solemn Stiffness lay
To hear The angels sing.
Still through the cloven skies they come,
Win peaceful uings unfArled:
And still their Heavenly music floats
Ger all the wedyy woyld:
Adore its sad ard lone.Y plains
Thew bind on hoDern7g wi1e,
And epey ole, its Babel sounds
The blessed angels sing.
owe, beneath lies c,uch;rg load.
Whose forms are bendrg on,
Who toll alorg the climbing wdy
Win painful ste1s and sioW! !.
Look now for glad and golden hours
Come svb7ly on the WTS:
oh. rest beside the weayy road,
And hear the angels sng.
70, 10. the DAYS are fastening on,
Byp,o1hes seen of old,
When Nth the eusy-ciyci,ng years,
Shall come the time fore old.
When the new Heapen and ea'1h shall oyn
The Prince of Peace their King,
And the whole wo,id send back the sozg
Which nov The angsis sing.
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BAPTIST.
First Baptist.

Nornine-Offertory in F minor (St. Ce-i
cilia). Baptiste: There Were Shepherds,
George F. Harner: ARISE. Shine. For
Thy Light Is Come Buck: King An
Glorious" Barnby: March in B fat (or-
GAM. Buck.
Observation-Disclosures In F Organ. 'Evry:
"The Hush Of Night Is Fallen. William
r. Spence: "Joy to the World Blumer-:
schein: king All Glorious, Barnhys
Toccota In c (organ1. tEvry.
Soprano-Miss LUCY. mo- OF Ion ION
Alto-Mtss Efne Cofer.
Tenor-Captain F. W CunntnghA1
Evening star., 1902-01-03
In Defense of the Asbman.

Warner Stutler, the superintendent OF
street cleaning, has submitted a report TO
the District Commissioners in regard to
the complaint of W. S. Chance of the Treas
ury Department against the ashman.
charged with the removal of ashes at 222;u
Q street. The superintendent says the ash
man missed calling one day, having re-
moved so much material on that day he
was unable to reach Mr. Chances resi-.
dence.
1t sometimes happens" says Mr. Stut-
Ter, that an extra quantity of ashes is
produced during the week, for instance.
when there is cold snap, and the collect
or cannot cover the route on the day speci-
fled in the schedule. But when this occurs
he has instructions to call on the next
working day and not only remove the reg
ular weeks accumulation, but any surplus
that may be made in the interval. / have
called the contractors attention to the
complaint and Instructed him to give MIR,
Chance regular service hereafter"
Evening star., 1902-01-03
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Report of District Inspector for Month
Of December.

Mr. Snowden Ashford. the inspector OF
buildings, has submitted TO the District
Commissioners a report OF the building op-
erations I'm the District of Columbia dur
ing the month of December last Permits
were issued for the number and character
Of buildings as follows:
Brick dwellings, so, 1855, 500; frame dwell
ings. Q, $l1,2e0; brick repairs. 40, S21 20s;
frame repairs, -. 81 80: brick store and
dwelling, 8. S2i,2Jo; store. 1. $4,000: apart
ment houses. .. s9T, 900: church, 1. SS50Oo:
engine and boiler. 2. $1,000; workshop
tbrieR, !, 81 800; waiting room tframe) L,
500: stable lbrich0, 1, $500; stable Oframel.
1, $1,000; shed (brick). 1, $50; sheds
drame), 30, STAG; total. I99 S56S 5O6
The following summary shows the s1istrf-
oution OF improvements in the different
sections OF the District and the value OF
the same:
BIildings-County, sS17. .45O; northwest,
SlS2 loo; southwest. $4,000: southeast. 81
900; total, S543.Go0
Repairs-Northwest. S2O,a5S; county. ST.
S2S; southeast, SI2l0: southwest S557:
northeast, s55s; total S2i.9O6.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
stilI Under Treatment.

Miss Agnes Marcy, the young woman
who attempted suicide Wednesday morn
ing by throwing herself in front Of an
lexington car on New York avenue. is
still under treatment at the Emergency
Hospital Her case has not yet been re-
ported to Sanitary officer Frank. and untII
such course is pursued she viii not Je
removed to the insane asylum.
AT the time the affair happened there
were but few people on the street. On ac-
count of the fact that the drug store in the
neighborhood was closed, the unfortunate
young woman was conveyed to the home of
Joseph b. Eckhardt, a neighbor where she
was cared for until the arrival of the am
bulance.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
DIED.

at 1915 O'Clock, cATHARiNE B.. widow ID 'VSt q
- John NJ. Bassett, aged seventy-eight years
Funeral from sos street southeast Saturday at
pm. lnterment, Congressional cemetery.
BROWN. EDWARD II. L. BROWN. beloved son
or Henry f. and Annie z. Brown, .-tbe evan
gelist." and brother of Robert l. Harry F, and
Ericsson r; Brown; departed this life Jam
Funeral from his late residence 1915 Maryland ave.
nue. northeast, thence to Asbury Church. Sun.
day, January 8, at pm. 2s
HERR1CK. on January Q 1902, at woodvilie,
Nd; HARRIET NJ HERRIck, widow Of Geo.
Notice of funeral in Saturday morning papers,
HOGAN. On Thursday January 2 1902 at
O'Clock am. BESSIE. daughter of Margaret
Funeral from st. James Church. sth street bes
tween b and 9 northeast, Saturday morning.
ROBBINS. On Thursday, January .. 1902. at
FoRD F. RoBBINs -Ai1"N' " ~ WIZ
Funeral from his late residence on Saturday. yan-
uary 4, at 80 pm. 1nterment at Rock Creek
cemetery. (St. Louis papers please copyl
ELIZABETH SWAN SEDGwICK.
lnterment at Sharon, Conn.
TIIoRNETT. At GuayaquiI, Ecuador. s. A.. ou
December ,bt,v u; 1901, after short illness,
and the late Alfred r.. Thonett. aged eighteea
years and six months.
In Memoriam.
BUTLER. In loving hut sad remembrance Of nv
devoted father, CHARLES BUTLER who en-.
tered into rest seven years ago today, January
g. 1895.
Gone but not forgotten.
BY HIS LOVING DAUGHTER, EVELYN b.
PRICE.
ESkRIDGE. In loving remembrance of dear
husband JOHN B. ESkRIDGE, who died two
Years ago today January 3, 1900
He was kind and he was gentle
He loved by and all
He has gone. yes, gone forever,
Never more on earth be seen;
But will try and meet my husband
In that heavenly home above.
BY HIS DEVOTED WIFE, ELLEN ESKRIDGE.
KNOWLES. In sad but loving remembrance OF
our dear mother, MARGARET KNOWLES, who
departed this life three years ago today, jan
BY HER son AND DAUGHTER
LYON In memoriam TO MATILDA LYON, who
departed this life January g. 1892.
A more devoted wife and mother never lived,
and her kind heart and good deeds a proud
heritage. Her noble characteristics a solaca
to Us this TIE anniversary of her death.
BIER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
RENNIE. In loving remembrance of our deaT
father, JAMES W. RENN1E, who died two yeara
ago today, January 3. 1900.
BY HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTERS.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
DENIES THE CHARGE,
Lee Hammer1y Declares His Business
is legitimate.

Lee Hammerly, twenty-efght years old,
was arrested yesterday afternoon by De-
tectives Miller and Tyser and taken to po-
lice headquarters, where charge of con-
spiracy was recorded against him. He
gave his occupation as that of a specu-
lator and number Of pawn tickets were
found in his possession.
The young man, it is alleged, buys and
sells pawn tickets. His arrest grew out
of a complaint made by John D. Prosser,
traffic chief of the Postal Telegraph Com
pany. He had some dealings with the de-
fendant, it is claimed, in the matter of
purchasing tickets for an operator at Dam
vile, and it is claimed that the jewelry
taken from the pawnshop was not so valu-
able as was represented. Mr.. Hammerly,
who has been in business here a number
of years, denies that there was anything
wrong in connection with the business
transaction.
The case will be investigated in the Po-
lice Court tomorrow.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
ALLEGED HoLn-pP.
Thomas w. s. Phelps Robbed of SO
I'm Cash.

A report was made TO the police today by
Thomas w. S. Phelps to the effect that he
was held up" by highwaymen last night
and robbed of $50 in cash. He lives at $50
b street southeast, and is employed at the
bureau of engraving and printing. Last
night he stopped work and started toward
his home about IL 80 o'clock on his bicycle.
When near Virginia avenue and 11th street,
he says, another bicycle rider stopped him
and asked for a match. While he was
searching his pockets for match he said,
the man threw quantity of -four I'm his
face. Just then a second man appeared,
ana the two succeeded in getting his
moSey. He gave the police good descrip-
for them.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
POLICE CHANGES ANNOUNCED,
Detective Browne Relieved of Detail
and Succeeded by Detective Hartipan


Major Sylvester announced two changes
in the detective corps today. Detective
Samuel Browne, who has been member
of the force for about two years, was re-
lieved Of his detail and ordered to the
eighth precinct for duty. The vacancy thus
caused was filled by the promotion Of De-
tectfve Thomas P. Hartigan, whose salary
is increased $40 a month
Sergt. Kilmartin Of the sixth precinct
was transferred to the first precinct ex-
changing places with Sergt. Elliott. Sergt,
j. j. Murphy of the sixth precinct, who
was recently mounted, has been ordered to
the tenth precinct to take the place of
Sergt Stevens, who was transferred to
Anacostia. Privates c. III. Cowne and
Harry Selby of the tenth and fourth pre-
cincts, respectively, make an exchange as
do Privatas Andrew and F. G. STANCE of
the fourth and third precincts. Policeman
STANCE will be given an eight-hour detail
on the Long bridge. Private W. II. Spear
ing of the eighth precinct was transferred
to the third precinct.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
CERTIFIED COPY DELIVERED.
Judgment of Court I'm Suit Affecting
Personal Tax Law,

John c. Heald and others have forwarded
to the District Commissioners a certified
copy of the judgment of the District Su-
preme Court in the case of John c. Heald
against the District This was the case
brought by the committee Of the estate of
Eugene Peters for the purpose of testing
the validity of the personal tax law, which
the assessor recently attempted to enforce
by direction of the Commissioners. The law
was declared invalid, and now the counsel
in the case ask the Commissioners to can
eel the assessment in accordance with the
direction OF the court.
Evening star., 1902-01-03
In the Criminal Court.

When arraigned today before Justice An-
derson in Criminal Court No. / pleas OF
guilty were entered by William Jennings
and George Hayes, indicted for house,
breaking; James Barbour for second Of
fense petit larceny, and Henry Edley, for
housebreaking.
Sentences of Imprisonment In the peni.
tentiary at Moundsville, w. Va. were I'm.
posed as follows: Jennings and Hayes,
three years each; Barbour, two wears and
Edley, four years.
Forrest Elmora, George Taylor, Martin
campbell and Charles Fortune alias
Saunders, were arraigned today under an
Indictment alleging highway robbery.
Campbell pleaded not guilty, while the
others admitted that they were guilty.
Evening star., 1902-01-03

Princeton are at 1910 N street for the win
| ter. AT. home Fridays.
Mr.. Joseph Herzog will leave Sunday for
| Augusta, Ca, to visit his daughter. Mrs.
David Hachman.
Gen. and Mrs. Henry B. Freeman and
Miss Freeman are at the Cairo for the win
| ter.
| Mrs. r: B. Bradford, 1922 P street, will
| not receive Friday, January 3, but will be
at home on all succeeding Fridays during
the season.
| Mrs. Edward J. Harvey, the Misses Har-
vey and Mrs. James F. Casey will be at
| home January and %, at 30O5 street
| Mrs. Wallace Radcliffe will receive Mon
| days in January.
| Mrs. Irene s. K. Buchanan, formerly of
Trenton, N. j., has returned to Washing
| ton to reside, and Is with her sister, Mrs
| A. F. Anderson, OIL street, where she
| will be pleased to see her friends, inform
| ally, on Fridays.
| Mrs. Frank Wheaton, Miss Wheaton and
Miss Miller will be at home Saturday af-
ternoons in January at their residence, No
| 24S3 Columbia road.
| party was given to Miss Fern Carew
at her home, 1403 Howard avenue, Mount
| Pleasant, New Year. Dancing and music
was the main features of the evening, after
| which refreshments were served Among
those present were Misses C. Connor, s.
| Boman. L: White. L. French, c. Murray
and the Misses Carew, and Capt. T. White
| DR.. r. Fitzgerald, Messrs. L. Thompson
s. Hall. F. Harrison. G. Edward, c. Wise
]. Joseph, H. Louise, B. Carew, J. Clark
| III. Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Smith, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Carew.
| New Year was celebrated In the Grand
Army Hall by the Lady Pauncefote Lodge.
No. 140, OF the Daughters of ST. George
The ladies of the committee were Mrs
Morris, president; Mrs. Doe and Mrs. Vim
cent, together with Miss Bishop, visiting
member from New York Floral deeorot;o,,,
were arranged in a most tasteful fashion
while numerous American and English flags
and banners overhung the gay party and
showed with fine effect. An English flag,
Evening star., 1902-01-03
Merely a scare.

The heavy winds this morning caused the
crossing of electric wires in the yard OF
the weather bureau, and an alarm was
turned in Sparks from the wires had
caused fire scare. but no damage was
done.
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Progress at Sanford.
Especial to News and Observer.)

Especial to News and Observer
Sanford, n. c., Dec. 6.-The First Ma
tIonal Bank of Sanford is an assured
fact as the Comptroller of the Currency
has signed the application and it is as
serted that they VIII DE organized and
equipped for business by January LIST,
1903 There will be no stronger bank in
the State of North Carolina, as three OF
the principal stockholders are million
aires. To borrow phrase from the
Goldsboro Argus, I'VE go forward
The party or parties who blew open
the safe of Watson and Godfrey at our
nearby town, Jonesboro, has thus far
eluded the officers of the law, and no
hopes are now entertained Of the appre
hension, of the guilty parties.
Messrs. Campbell and Company, the
owners and builders of the Sanford
Electric Light and Power Company, say
they will be furnishing lights for the
town by January LIST, 1908.
At the regular meeting of Sanford
Lodge No. 1913. K. of P. on December
4th, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term: c. c.. Wander
Lilies; V. c., W. A. Chisholm; P, T. L.
Bass: M. of w, Oscar Dollar: K. of r.
and S., c. G.. Kornegay; NJ. of f., w. S.