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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
SEWELL'S RESIDENCE.

Lawyer Mccormick Declares That He
Lived ana Paid Taxes in Tennessee
II have nothing either to add to or with
draw from my statement Of the other day. :
said Lawyer Henry ]. Mccormick yester-
day when questioned concerning the sewell
divorce tangle. Il have no disposition to
attack lawyers or their clients. and a. . mat
ter Of fact In my former statement men,
toned no lawyer by name. I am, however,
prepared, as have been In the past, TO de-
fond the interests Of my client at al costs.
and facts must speak for themselves In this
connection
Mr.. Mccormick had read the statement
given out BY Mrs. Barton Sewell on We'd
nesday night, and his only comment was
that In his opinion 1t strengthened rather
than weakened Mr.. Bewells position. Con-
corning tho matter Of Mr. Sewell's legal resi-
denos, the lawyer said that Sewell had 40
quirsd shooting place in Knoxville. Tenn.
three years ago, and had declared that to
.be his legal and only domioile. He has never
had homo IN New York, always stopping
at hotels. He has never registered or voted
hero and never paid tAxes hare. He has
paid taxes In Knoxville.
-Thsre cannot be any. question about the
validity Of the divorce obtained In Tennessee
BY Mr.. sewen,' said Mr.. Mccormick. 1T
was tried and granted In Q perfectly regular
way and II Mrs Sewsll thinks she can upset
It she Is welcome to 60 ahead. Tho whole
gist Of the matter IL that she does not oon-
slider Oh, 800 year sufficient income for Q
single woman. without, responsibilities.
Mr.. Sewell, on the other hand, thinks II .
very generous allowance and %, think,
docs every reasonable man. In addition,
she got about w 600 In cash through the OK
change Of the securities which were being
held "a trust for her. But she II still anxious
for moro, and Mr.. 6ewsll has made up his
mind not 70 pay her any more"
has succeeded In the capacity Of legal ad-
WISER TO Mrs. eewell, said that he was out Of
the case entirely except that he would move
for the appointment Of . referee to determine
how much Mrs. Sewen owes him.
Mr.. Sswell is touring in an antcmob!le With
They were sald 10 b 1t NarTasAnsstt Pier
yesterday. The first Mrs.. Sewell, who has
apaztmeats at II Eat Gixtieth strsst, was
said to have gone to Mount Vernon, whore
her mother, Mrs. Brookinss. lives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25

iheless Il must be remembered that the last
n, utilization was attended by far fewer
disturbances than the former.
Gen. Linievitcf's forces arc now prob
4 bly, 100000 stronger than kuropatkin's
were.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
HOLE IN GAMBLERS 6OAH
Trip - the F1sating Pesareem on Cnicsss
f. Intefrupted.

i CHICAGO, Aug. A.-one hundred and fifty
gamblers faced death BY drowning this
afternoon while on their way on the steamer
Ea&le to the floating poolroom, the CITY
Of Traverse, lying of South Chicago. The
men boarded the Eagle at the Ninety
to the Traverse the Eagle struck Q sub
merged pile and hole was made below
the water line.
Two tugs came to the resci,e. Ropes
were thrown aboard the disablsd boat and
some Of the paseeneers were taken on
rehieed to sonew any aetSnpts 70 reach
ths Travsrse. M. ,s., =. :. RI. b.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
FRANCE THREATENS MOROCCO.
Dem nds the Immediate Release OF French
subject in Prison At Gharb.


Special Gable Despatch to THR SUN.
PARIS, Aug. 24.-Premier Rouvier has
instructed NJ. Taillandisr, the French Min
lister at Fee, to demand the immediate
release OF the merchant Bouzian, q French
Algerian subject. who was arrested at
Gharb, a town in Morocco, on the Algerian
frontier, about week ago. The Minister
Is instructed to inform the Sultan OF Morocco
that unless tho demand y complied with
France will make . military demonstration.
Tho cabinet has also decided that II the
French demands are not complied with the
entire French Legation will be withdra wn
from Morocco.
Tho Moorish Sultan Is said to take the
ground that a. Calf Of Islam he has juris-
diction over all Mohammedans In Morocco,
no matter Of what country they may be
citizens.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
SHOT FRIEND.
Railroad Waterman Firing At Suspected
Thieves Hits Fellow Employee.

Railroad Waterman Firing At Suspected
Thieves Hits Fellow Employee.
Frederick Degler. Pennsylvania Rail-
road Waterman, saw four men acting sus-
piciously In the freight yards at Jersey
City early yesterday morning. He sus-
pected that they we're planning to rob
cars. One man punched him, another
tripped him and then the four ran.
Dengler fred three shots and one Of them
struck q friend. Samuel Kell Of 20
Van Worst street, who is employed by
the railroad. Kel came from behind a
car just In time to catch bullet In his back.
The wound is not serious and Kell will get
we'll.
Densler was held In q. 900 bail for examina-
ton on q charge OF assault and battery.
He thinks the bullet struck rail and then
caromed, hitting Kell.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
Union Cisarmakers Want q sauitarium.

Union Cigarmakers Want . ssnitarium.
The local unions Of the Cigarmakers are
voting on proposition by the international
executive hoard to levy q par capita tax
Of rs cents to form the nucleus Of fund
Last night it was oiflcially repor. 81 that
eighty local unions had voted In favor OF
the proposition, which carries with It 4 SUD-
Elementary proposition to levy similar
assessments at stated intervals until the
fund is large enough. There are 50 600
to 5000 members In good standing In the
international union.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
CHINESE BOYCOTTING OTHERS.
American Sues for Les Of Lease On Estate
Financial Crisis Feared.

Special Cable Dsspa.eh TO TIE SUN.
LONDON, Aug. IA despatch to the
Daily Mail from Shanghai says that the
Chinese boycott is making Roadway and
others besides Americans are suffering.
Under pressure Of the different oonsuls
the Taotai to-day agreed to issue pro-
clamstion forbidding any interference with
trade.
The American lessee Of a large Chinese
estate, who had been forced to give up
that place, has commenced suit for e. 500
damages for the boycott against the leading
sgitator. Kong Chunkee. Similar suits will
be instituted. A serious financial crisis is
feared unless the boycott is relaxed shortly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25

Demands were submitted yesterday by
the Pipe Cutters Protective Union to Tho
employers for an increase Of wages to 10
into effect on Sept, 1. The pipe cutters cay
their wages have not been Increased for
years, while those In other trades have gone
up. They demand $3.50 per week for oper-
SIC Tor Ave machines and SIS for operstins
from twelve to eighteen machines. In the
case Of two and four machines tho wages
demanded are $50 per week higher than
the present wages.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
Plans fer Making Russian rress Free.

Plans fer Making Russian Press Free.
sp.css, caab Dsspa,ea TO TEE Sun.
ST. PErERssuHo, Aug. A.--The Bou,se
Gass4e says that the commission Of which
Privy Councillor Kobeko Is president Is
celebrating scheme for the greater free
dom OF tho press. 1t Is to be ready for
presentation to the Council Of State In Sep
tember.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
BONApARTE NOT A CANDIDATE.

Denies Aspiration to Succeed German in
the Senate.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-Seoretary Of the
Navy Bonaparte to-day announced that he
was not a candidate for the United States
Senate to succeed Senator German, as has
been suggested by some Of the politicians
Of Maryland. He said that he did not
aspire to that or any other elective office.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
Japanese Army Of 10000 Advarclns

Special Cab,s Dsspateh to TIE SUM-
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug "A despatch
from Ountsuling, the headquarters OF the
Russian army In Manohurta, says that the
Japanese are concentrating At htsatai, In
tho valley Of the rivers Tin, Khoun and
Gounian, whence 10000 Of them arc ad-
vancing in northwesterly direction.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
EDWARD THANKS CURzON.

Cables Regret at Being Compelled to 40
cept the vicersy's Resignatton.
Special Cab,I DsspsteA 10 TIE Sum.
LONDON, Aug. A.-King Edward, who Ia
now at Marienbad, has accepted viceroy
Curscn'e resignation. He has sent to Lord
Curzon the following message;
'MARIENBAD, Aug. 20.
with deep regret have no other alter
native but to accept your resignation at
your urgent request. Most warmly do
thank you for your invaluable services to
your sovereign and your country, and
especially to the Indian Empire. Most sin
cerely do I hope that your health may
improve
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25

The following naval orders have been issued:
Commander q. W, Mentx 10 Navy Yard, League
Island, - ordnance oflceY
Lieut.. c. n. loser 10 Naval Academy.
Surgeon A. c. H. Russell from the Newark to
Passed Assistant Surgeon !. Steph from the
Topeka " home and walt orders.
Passed assistant Psymaster Henry De F. Mel to
the Concord.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
Army and Navy Orders.

WARRINGTON. Aug. A.--The following army
orders were Issued 10 day:
Ftnt Lieut.. william I. Westerfeid Artillery
Corps, will proceed 70 Military Academy for duty
BY direction Of the President, Capt: George c.
Massachusetts Agricuiural College for duty.
First Lieut.. William r. Deys, assistant surseon,
from Fort Sheridan % the Philippine dlytsion
First lieut.. Clarence L. Noel from Medical Museum
10 the Philippine Division.
Second Lieut. John H. Howard, Ninth Cavalry
70 General Hospital, Hot Springs, ARK, for treat.
ment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
Japs Drimg Meme TIVE nsssalaa shiSs "
Pert Afthar.
!spscial Cao,s DsspsseA to TAE 50

Special CaOis DsspsssA to TAE sun.
TOXIC, Aug. N.-The battleship Perss-
Wet, which was sunk In the harbor ofPort
Arthur and aiterward vas raised by tho
Japanese. arrived at Sasebo yesterday,
under her own steam. Tho cruiser Bayan,
witch was also raised by the Japanese. Is
expected to reach Sasebo to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
HYDE SELLS HIS PRIVATE CAR.
The Bay Shore, One Of the Finest In the
Country. Bought BY Edwin HaWley.

country, Bought BY Edwin Hawiey.
BABYLON, L. l., Aug 24.-The private car
Bay Shore, formerly owned by James
Hazen Hyde. is now the property Of Edwin
Hawley, who has country place here.
and who will use the car in travelling over
the various roads In which he is interested
The car. said to be one OF the finest In the
United States, was built under the direction
Of Mr.. Hyde few years ago at reported
cost Of about $50, 900. and contains an obser-
walton room, smoking room, dining room,
kitchen and other compartments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
HUCKLEBERRY PIE ExPLODEs.
Boarding House Keeper Didn't Put Air
Holes in It-Cuts 1t and Is Scalded.

Hoies in It-Cuts II and Il SCalded.
PATERSON, N. j., Aug. A.-Mrs. Robert
Jameson, keeper Of boarding house on
the East Side, was scalded about the hands
and face to-day by the explosion Of large
huokleberry pie. The pie had been baked
without any air holes in the top and was
placed upon the dinner table steaming hot.
After the boarders had seated themselves
the boarding mistress sunk q knife into
the crust and tho pie burst open with loud
report. The juice scattered all over the
table. spattering and staining the clothes
OF the boarders.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
TREPOrF MAY BE ADVANCED.

Nenti O0od Tor PIece o. heU8neu MWIBter
Of the Interior.
Special Cabk Dsspateh 10 TEE sun.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. A.--Ihe resigna-
ton OF M. Boulygulne. who has been acting
an Minister OF tho Interior, has been &C.
copied. Count Ignatte6 II expected to
succeed him, though Cen, Trepo6 u also
mentioned.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
JOTTINGs ABOUT, TOWN.

The ssssmsr Richard Peck viii continue her Sun
lay trtes y New ASveq until Sept. 10 leaving pier
E.. r. fs,ss y IL, ss 81. q Z ~ n and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
special Cable Despateh 10 II

lSpseldI Cable Despofth 20 THR sun.
LONDON, Aug. 24.-Ths Admiralty's ex-
periments with submarine signalling under
the American system have been productive
Of good results up to five and six miles.
The value Of the system in minimizing the
dangers Of fog has been fully demon
strated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25

HAVANA, Aug. N.-President Palma
to-day signed the bill to pay the army.
1t b announced onicisliy that the State
any protest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25
MARRIED..

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Thursday, Aug. ~
1906 at Elberon, N. j.. by the Rev J. H. Owens.
Harold A. N. Barbour and Miss Annie E. Bar
bOur,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-25

STOCKHOLM, Aug. Alt IL now thought
that King Oscar will not oppose the accept
anoe by his son Charles Of an offer OF the
Norwegian throne.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
SENTERTAI ANIME sN'TS.8
S, Z Holiday Dance

The holiday dance Of the 4 ondayl ger
man will be the import ant society ! event
with which New r ear Day vi 7 close.
It will begin in Masonic Tenn pie AZ q: sSo
n,clock - the evening, and close promptly
81. 40. The ball room vii be charms
ingly5 decorated with a rnerlc lean I. Beauty.
roses and palms. and the same arrange g..
ment will prevail In the dlninG-roo
where a gorgeous supper will be ser
with guests seated at tables surrounding
the head table. where he Officers and
pa tronesses will be placed.
sa "a special programmekof music ard 2
figure in which holiday souyentrs w!li
be dispensed. will render the dance IN
usually abrasive. even in the MONDAY
German Knleudar. where the c.ironlcisrsssss
Of attractive events is the rule. ana rot
the sexception. 48
Colonel 30 Lane Stern Will lead 81 The
patronesses and invited guests viii ne
in gay holiday humor and pretty gowns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
The January Season.

Tomorrow Is New y cars Day and the
season, SWING has begun In eality. Those
5of the deblntantes who have not aiready
leen intro duced formally to society Will
DO presented at teas and ptions and
other fund tons in which older people arc.
simportar, + II factors inner ss5 pa rites and
german re being arranged for. 5flg II
III 4 "a, m ~ or or lunclleons, dinners and;
'egg.nor gatherings at which friends met
and sSintercha.nged the compliments ana
rriood swishes OF the season. Mr. 81 Arthur
Ola sguyy, Of London. who Is the guest
n her rather, Mr. j ohm P. Branch, had
fseyeral livery pretty affairs given in her
honor. Mrs. James Brown Potter, VIII
left tust In tlVs beginning OF the holiday
5season Tor NEW Y ork had several very
~ l1nch eo1 Is and dinners rendered her;
during her stay Nm RI chmond. She sapl'ear-l
I'd At the Academy OF Music and at the:
GBi1ou n heatre .e. box pa, lies arranged
for her pleasure. Later In the win erls sff.
nd Mr.. Potter, vpllo are now39i n 81 y ey'
York. Will 70 SorGh and to M exico for
1 several months. 5 q isSE FL II
n The young people e home from school
for the hol days$ y e nioyed Chr istnaas IN
1oya1 & "a al ION Miss tIpi5salis Valentine and
Miss $yEarf,ola Creais&iaw gave beautiful
L dances at Masonic Ternpie and West End
81 all M a there were n eillbers OF other
IChristmss rlerryinnka gs isr he young
iii Is anu BOY mar. " h ON VIII re-
St,rn Is their 1ss iectiye SCI ool and col.
4 s.ssses this week, ID WAX IN S
lit. morrow win he elspra ted IN many
Richmond homes BY lie kGep!ng of open oe
n se.8 ~ ew ear. cus,.oll III evnilinls
L Also Il ii the social and country clubs Ct
SSts.oScity. Mr.. John p. BrAnc n and MISS Mss
lstyie Branch will give q ne ception from rom
q q q NJ and Mr. andi M rs. "A thur
IN, viii be witilsthes receiving party.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
meeting will be open to the public who
are cordially Invited to be present.
Crosses of II ot1or.

Record blanks for the Crosses OF
Honor, to be delivered to the veterans In
Lee Camp Hall on January 19sl, may
be obtained from Mrs j. Taylor. STRAIT
ton or Mrs ~. v. 1aandolph
It Is necessary that, when application
is made, II sllbuld 20 stated whether the
applicant is q member Of the camp or
not, as there are two papers. These
blanks must be returned Ia Mrs RAN
dolph by January 5th and none can be
made out after that date. y
fowl Knot Club. IN
The semi-monthly meeting Of the Bow
Knot Club was held In the home OF Mlss
Mabel Yarbrough, No. 204 South Pine
Street, the occa sion being the arlt1iver-
snty Of her birthday. The hostess enter
5tnincd her company With such merry
games as Selling pnwils under the mis-.
tietoe, sPromiscuotis aProposals,1' and
vocal and Instrumental music.
"A delightful supper was another fcn-
tture or the OCCASION, Tire table was beau
ktifully decorated with ferns and burning
ttapcrs.
Among those present were Misses Hazel
Jude Edna Gordon, Marie Gordon, josie
Booth, May Booth. Jessie Ham, While VII
Woodson, Snlle woodsor, julia Kyle,
Fannie James, Miss Stone, Floyd Var
lbrough, the REV. Mr.. Weston, 1>rs. y ..Dn-
gan, Wood son. tNewsoin, Messrs. w Tile
Nee rnw. Bernard and Norman Jude,
Clarence Dnrden, Richard Woodward,
George Booth and John ApplebeA
fl8 Out-of-town guests werc Miss Garnetto
walsh, or West Virginin, and Miss Edythe
Withers, OF Beaver Dam, Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
ia: For MI. Dillon.

Misses Leila and Phennie Dillon, Of
South Pine Street, gave a very enjoyable
party Friday night in honor Of their
brother, Mr. G. G.. Dillon, OF Fnrmyille.
AZ Their home.Ewas beautifully decorated
to carry out the color scheme Of blue and
green. Games were played, and at 1890
O'Clock N delicious refreshments were
SserYed. At y o'clock heparty broke up,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
New Year Reception.

z ri !.
A New Z ear reception and dance viii be
$ynnr,s DAY. from four to seven IN the
I Christmas ~ greenery, holly and mistle;
a4.,n Will be used for decorations, anu
dainty refreshments will be served. I5I
Tho following is the rece ptlon5a COM u.
gmittee: Mr. and O.
Mr.. md Mrs. II. a.. Gil Mr. ana MIS- S,
Stunt Jones, q MIR. and Mrs. J nlnes ~.
sRi1therfoord, Il Mr. and Mrs. a. l'5G W. inner
and Miss Daisy Wilmer.
An ,3orchestrn$ will play q nun, NUMBER q, OF
sattrn ctiye airs and the reception Will pc
followed by n Ounce for3the young people p,
A. 2. ". A. Tea
$Tbe Al ISOLATION fol. the Preserv ntion Of
virmlniaS Antiquities will give It's annual
ca on rhursda January = ltEN, II rom
Is 10 n No, at No. To7 East F l:ai III
Street. # . q I, !. L. !. i. &,
ot8icceived an Invitation TO the tea Will
spleasoS notify the corresponding score
5taryJ Mrs. ] . Finders ROBINSON. N 9. lib
South Third Street, ny postal. The same
request s made OF any member OF the
lssociation visiting in the eli. city Z, u,
Masquerade Party.
Il Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Jefferson Noble
rave h, masquerade party Tuesday eve
ming ia honor Of their daughter, Miss
Name Noble, and IS their niece, Miss
Josephine Wright, I at IL their home. on
Walton Avenue. 9s y
Music was furnished bY colored tiddlers
andsth figures were called after the old
style Of country dances. ;s The de- orations
we've y III the Christmas colors, red q and
green The dlning-rooirl was especially
pretty with holly, lamps, candle shades
ana lace sccnterpleces over red attn. 95{
Il THE masks were worn until supper was
served during which time the game, ~ An
Art Symposium" was played, after which
the guessing contest took place and
prizes were awarded to the one guessing
the greatest number Of the drawings
und to the one guessing the smallest
number. TIE first prize was won by Mr..
Henry George frhirdJ, and Miss Branch
Sutherland; the BOBBY by Mr. Thomas
sprie,. -E-ssterl ts.t prizes for the best cos
3t,:rrsss .7Eerss sfa-sa. the lady's being won
by yslsss Patterson. Of Petersburg; tho
gerst srsss1. u ~ Kent Hood asa Supper
yTsas tsasra s.srTe6, masks thrown aside,
ana ii fnt s1sss-.AA-.pe scua re- dances began
3. r snps. r;seaent were MISS Josephine
sys-rf,..at. cSare Noble Mamie Green. Yir-$
g!r.sa Wars. Mary Brown, Bessie Steele
Asnss peniteton, Marie Herbert, Annie
lsssller English, Lucy Throckmorton, Vir-s
gsnl& CIdEipp. Katurah James, Clarindas
stasihevrs. Gladys Neal, Branch suther-5
Lee Spindle. Oracle Ward. Katherine
Co!e Adelaide Sutherland. Mary Lewis
Helen Taylor, Bertha Robcrson. Of Tai
ley, Va; lillian Savage. Onley, Fa.;5
yanry Constable, Bes.t Patterson, Annie
Laurie Pitt Eva McaIath, or Eastern
shore, Va: Bertha KNAPP, Madeline Mo-
bic. Fanny Crenshaw, Louise Crun'p.i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-12-31
OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Deserved Compliment.

The Newport News Daily Press In a;
recent Issue contained the following well,
deserved compliment to Richmond
irm, and to its representative In New
port News who8is also Richmond man,
in saying:
THE firm OF holland and Baskerville,
architects, of Richmond, Xol.,s have open
ed q branch Of their large business in
Newport News. with NJ u. Wright in
charge. Mr.. Wright rs 4 q graduate Of.
the school Of architecturoA Of the Uni-i
graduation had large and & successful.
practical experience u nj his pro ession. I'D
N w. G. holland las y spent many,
years In the offices Of theY leading arr
schiteots in the North and a year III
Europe. Iie Is an associate OF tho,
American Institute Of Architects Mr..
baskerville, his partner. Ia an engineer
ing graduate OF Cornell University, and
has hid many years OF practical ex-
3perience In the erection Of buildings
x Since the partnership OF holland and
baskerville was formed they have at
tanned the leading position among the
This firm is now at work on the State
Capitol and has supervised the construc-
ton OF many OF tho abandonment pub
lie and private buildings In Virginia. Il
Board Meeting.
Il, rho board OF mana gers sof the. Baptist
Home ,wlil mset Monday morning, jan
unry first. ut II o'clock. a 4, full at
tend ancs Is dsslroa, a
Holiday cantata.
N holiday cantnfa VIII DO rendered by
ths childSen OF the Masonic iione at 3
Il. M, sunday afternoon, December 8lst.
In the Iiome. = Ss55
AZ this time diplomas will DO presented
10 all tho children who have been
graduated from tho Home during the
past five years, .5ss +. y Il
Tfa friends Of the institution are most
cordially inyitea TO 10 present upon l
this occasion, } "a
Annual Society Meeting.
trhs annual Inostlag of the Virginia
rhetorical Eocisty viii w held next
THURSDAY eyanlng, January an, IN the
". M ft.sAs hall. u v S
;Thc soclsty had hoped 70 meet N tho
hA1t 30f tfjs House OF peleRatca, II having
begn Orxanized IN tho hall az II sl1od
ssyenty.fiye years ago, but this hope
tad "a ts abandoned on account ~ the
bsil moi yet being IA ercadinesg, Il.
Colonel w. Gordon Afccabo's annual
Addrsfs MI no followed ny The elaetion
lGf 0fleAfs., Professor syilltNfh q Trent,
of Goiiuabia collexs, Sew York, VII
sisH deliYsr IN Address 70 Club mem
s M ~ lAssrAtsss we 2