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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-20
NEWTOWN

Mrs. James P. O'ConneH gave a very successful whist party under the aus pices of St Roses social circle, at her home, last Monday evening The winners were: Ladies 1st, Miss Annie Troy of Berkshire, box of writing pa per; gentlemen's 1st, John Keane of Botsford, necl1tie; consolation, Francis Troy For the highest score in the game of forty-five a handsome pipe awarded to John McQuinIey of Zoar. Fine refr ashrnents were served and a most pleasant social evening enjoyed by all. The sum of $14.25 was the gratifying result of Mrs. OfConnelPs hospitable efforts.
 Edward J. Egan, former NewtoWn n boy and graduate of the local High school, who up to las November 1 was employed in the offices of the Crane Valve Go. of Bridgeport, is now en- toying a lucrative position in the office of the general merchandise manager of Butler Bros wholesale house at Chicago, one of the largest wholesale houses in the world. MT. Ega.n was a universal favorihe during his school
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-12-20
BRITISH AMBASSADOR
 COMPLETES NEW JAP cABIAE!

London. Dec, 2O-Count Takaal<i Kato, Japanese ambassador to Great Britain, today was recalled from Lon don to assume the cabinet post of foreign minister.
 His selection completed the new cabinet, formed by Count Taro Kat sura, who was made premier by the Elm perOr-
 Jack Britton of Chicago and Young Ahearne, the New York lightweight, will box before the Royale A. c. of Brooklyn Christmas afternoon. London-A statue of the late King Edward, VII. probably equestrien, is to be erected between Pa1d Mall and the York memorial in accordance with the suggestion of King GeogEe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
SHOWERS FOR LAST
HALF OF WEEK

WASHINGTON, July es.--rs,,.
lowing Ia the forecast for the com.
ing week:
Pressure distribution over the
northern hemisphere indicates that
the coming week wifi not be one OF
decided temperature changes over
the United States. Warm weather
will continue In the South and the
Southwest and moderate fall IN
temperature Monday over the upper
lake region. the upper Mississippi
and the Missouri valleys will be fol-
lowed by another rise Tuesday ana
Wednesday and by little change
thereafter. 1t will be warmer Mons
day over the northeastern districts,
but no unusually warm weather IN
expected during the week 1t will
be cooler In the extreme northwest
by the end OF the week
There will be showers Monday
from the southern upper lake region
and the upper Ohio valley eastward
into New York and New England.
followed by generally fair weather
during the remainder OF the week,
while IN the west and southwest fair
weather Will revail In the north
west showers are probable toward
the end of the week. In the south
generally fair weather during the
fret half OF the week viii be follow
ed by local showers during the Sec
ond half.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Men Behind theGun

ROANOKE, VA. July 28.---Tle
capital city was well represented in
Roanoke this week by the following
travelling men, representing Rich
mond jobbing houses:
JAS y. Hit (Stokes & DUNN
Percy y. Taylor Owens & Minor
Drug Coz. Geo. G. Powers tPowers
& CapertonD, A. II. Evans {Chambliu
Weather strip Coz. Alfred Il.
Abrams abrams Paint 4 Glass Coz
A. G. Carroll CWalter -. Moses s.
Coz.
-Four of the above named are
members of Richmond Council, L. c.
r., No. 1853,
Although these gentlemen are al
ways given the glad hand III Roa-
noke. and look toward to their trips
TO the Magic city with genuine pleas
ure. yet they are never sorry when
the week end roiis around, and they
can spend SUNDAY in dear old Rich
mUud -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
CLARKE COUNTY
SHOW TO Be BIG
MORE ENTRIES THAN EVER b.
FORE IN HISTORY or or
GANIZATiON.

WINCHESTER VA, July 2S-Ir
dications are. that the annual Clarke
county horse and colt show. which lie
TO be held on the Socfetys grounds
At Berryville August 18th, f4th and
18th, will he the banner exhibition
thus far In the history of the go
ciety.
The entries will close Saturday.
August Sd. Up to this time prac-
tlcally all who have exhibited their
horses at the Berryviile show in re-
cent years have indicated their in
tention Of making exhibits again. and
many Of the old exhibitors will have
more horses entered than hereto
fore. Tho agents of the association
have visited all the shows held on tho
Virginia circuit. and have been quite
successful in obtaining new exhibits
1t is expected that the exhibits for the
show will exceed SOC
Those Who WIN Exhibit,
In addition to the large number ~
Clarke county people and others In
that immediate section who will ex-
hibit the best Of their stables this
year other exhibitors will be Major
Henry T, Allen. Miss Helen buchanan
and probably Dr. Harvey W. WILEY.
OF Washington; Or. e.. II Brown and
ASPb@ @NbJulAH. on EeUnd HiiI, Va.
j. Brice Bayly. Of Markham. Va; n
+. De Butts. Of Marshall. Va: ". q
Fletcher. II. c. Han Mrs w Jardine
r. NJ. Peach and nr John w Wheat
OF Jppervile. Va: the GIenwoc
Stables. j. =. Lennon. johnson Rus
sell Il, J. Redmon, ", g skinner, n
G. Sands, Jr.. Isaac NJ Wadden and
Melbourne (DaIsney1 Farm. Of Md
dleburg, Va; K. l.. Humphrey & Co.
Of Bluemont. Va; Julian Keith. Mrs
Julian Keith and W. f. Wilbur Of
Warrenton. Va: G. r. Norman, Of
Purcellrlle. Va; DIR. A, c Randolph
Of Charlottesville, Va: Bienhein
Farm. baltimore tf4f.; W. r. EuT-
lock. Manassas. Va. Lieutenant Adna
r. Chaffee. Jr.. of the United states
army: Mrs J. +. Ds-v.s, New York.
Melvin G. Hazen. Miss Mary r. fazen
AID fs.sa HetffiHE-r. IF Washington.
Or. ]. l.. Luke. Charles Town, w. Va
Julian Morris. ke.wtck. Va. Packet
Brothers Charles Town. w. Va: Sher-
aadoah Valley Importing company.
Winchester Va, United States
cavalry, Fort Myer. Va: r. III. Wealth
erbee. New York Thomas Bones
Washington: Donald and Kenneth
Gilpin. Baltimore: Miss Mary Bishop
Hartman. New York; the Ashieigh
/ Farm, Delapiane, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

shots at a fleeing man, who refused to
pay asmall amount at the shooting
gallery.
According to the o6icer the man had
shot several times with "a rifle at tar
gets and when asked to settle up he
refused Graspins one Of tho rifles
Special officer Lane started after the
man The man started to fee but was
halted when he heard the whlxz of
bullets speed hy- h4s ears The man
was arrested and gave his name as
w W. Newton. OF Richmond. He was
carried before Magistrate Jacobs and
paid a fine OF IS and coats
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
MANY INCIDENTS
OCCUR AT TRIAL

trueciai to The Richmond Nirsinian-)
HARRISON VA, July %
Convicted OF selling 5000 worth of
lumber and appropratlng the money.
T. IL. Holt. OF broadway. was yester-
day sentenced 70 two years in the
state penitentiary. The case was a
long hard fought one with several
unusual features
sick juror held eJp the trial fer
a day. And later one Of the same
jury delayed matters by appearing
for duty while intoxicated He was
fined $50.
ANOTHER daN nomher of state
Normal school girls atiended-cnnr
to SEES how the mills OF justice grind.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
DIVER STRIKES
HEAD ON BOTTOM

tSnecial to The Richmond virginian.)
NORFOLK, VA, July 2S--Clarence
D. Curtis, ship broker. was probably
fatally injured today at Ocean View,
while In bathing. and tonight Is In
the local hospital IN a precarious con-
dition.
In diving from an overturned sand
foat. In the SURF, ne hi the hard sand
bottom with such violence that he was
rendered unconscious Quick work on
the part OF the life guard, saved him
from drowning
An examination showed that he is
paraiyzed from the waist down from
the result OF the accident
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
A Thought For Today
BY MARY CHAMPION

Should the grey twilight deepen into
night,
And sorrow grow to anguish, be
thou strong:
Thou art in God, and nothing can
60 wrong,
Which a fresh ife-pluse cannot set
Alright.
That thou dost know the darkness,
proves the light.
Weep If thou wilt, but weep not all
too long,
OR weep and work. for work will
lead to song.
AAGp4NA4.pr--
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

George Giles. colored OF 1915
Catherine street was found dead
yesterday in churchyard on Moore
street. between Graham and GilIner
streets Bicycle Policeman Tomiin.
son reported the matter to Coroner
Taylor. who found that death had
been due TO natural causes. Tho
body was turned over to an under
taker. xA...
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Concert Tomorrnw Night

kessnich's Municipal band VIII give
their weekly concert in Washington
square tomorrow night instead of
Thursday night ON Tuesday nights
the band ia supposed to play at River
side park but because former Cover
nor Montague will speak 1T the Au-
djtorium Tuesday the band has been
transferred TO South Richmond and
will play 1T fttverEtde on Thursday
night
: large crowd was present at the
opening concert last Thursday mis- n
and was thoroughly enjoyed b. The
Southsiders.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
PEAsIT MARIN TT.

reported by Bodge ~. MeCahe & co
PETERSBURG. VA. fully eS.-
SPANISH Market Firm.
Farmers Spanish ~-Asc per bushel
Jumbo Spanish. sftsc per hushel
Ne l Shel1ed spanish. 5I2c per III.
No Shelled spanish. 4c per IL.
VIRGINIA. Market Firm
Fancy Jumbo, &c per ID
Fancy Hand Picked. 81 n 3at per III
Extra Prime. 3ize per ID.
Prime 3Me per 10.
Maea'ae Picked. &c n 2iac per ID.
Smelling stock. 2izc per III.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

haven't any kids OF their own. why
can't they adopt one %
My dear man" said |. "it ii very
easy to talk. but and | told him
the story related above.
1t is true one. though IL may not
be believed by those who are less
prone to do good than think evil
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Two Mares Stolen.

c. j. Farrar, clio North First street
reported to the police yesterday that
his stable vss broken into sometime
Saturday night and that two bay
mares had been stolen. He placed
value of $3.50 on them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

MIS- Robert Vaden. of Forest HILL
Is visiting her parents in Harrisburg
Pa
MIS-. II. e. Broaddus ts i'll AT her
home on Porter street
Miss virginia Robertson ia some
what improved after an Illness OF sew
eral days IN her home on Cowardtn
avenue.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

Bessie Thornton. colored. was ar
rested yesterday by Detective Ser
seants Wiley and Ke'lam ana Detec-
tive Atkinson on n charge of steal
ing i number Of spoons from Fl.
Heymanson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Services I'm Afternoon

n the Meade Memorial church ser
vices viii he conducted from nov or
daily at $50 in the afternoons The
services viii be conducted by Rev F
ERNEST warren.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Stock Market of tn Past Week



Of
1911 1919
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
MARKET DRIFTS;
CROPS At CRISIS
FINANCIAL GIANTS ARE RESTING
ron THE STRENUOUS TIMES
AHEAD.
WORK FOR EVERYONE
-A1,I,AAua- nANT- Ians CAN HAVE
THEM AND THE Rig INDUS
TRIAL. COMPANIES SEE
THEIR DIVIDENDS
By THOMAS sHoTwEIn.

NEW YORK. July 2S.-.4,rops SIRE
now at the very crisis This week
ard the next viii settle all reason e5.e
doubt as To the Narvests and ." 10
tho stock market. 1t Is perfectly M
tural that the market should drift
airnlessly with small transactions
The financial giants are resting f"t
the strenuous times tgst ahead They
are resting without apprehension Tor
they know how rapidly conditions are
Improving They would be up ana
doing now but they recognize the fF-
ssfenee Of numerous pessinlisu Wno
would oppose any optimistic agrees
sfveness lust bow They believe that
with a fea weeks more Of d@Neiop-
fnents these pessinsts vii he cen
verted into allies
Cotton is the only crop hat docs
not look wei The plant ~ detefte-
rating rapsd}v. A erep of less :h2n
T5.0aa0op hales is the general tx-
notation ana il may fall to l2,oA9,-
a0a. In view ~ the 5000, o"o baie
cran af las7 year this is not so ser
TONS. IS thc spluHerS have iatd III
liberal supply Bat l. would mean
high prices and, AZ Il * On sHport
cyrr. the small crop would bring as
n TTT money INTO TTr CUuHffE W dI7
4s.+s,--trtrs-- II - lear So erel4
q partial f4iHrr of e-ttaI Ta"it rot
INTERIOR with the prosperity Pro
gram Rust IS appearing in the spring
waeat Helt aud there is time FHoagn
-,r col siderable damage. Eat most
Of Tie experts say the Whcat : w
IS Ia s4cn prime condition that they
lock Tor no serious loss. corn =
backward hat has improved in
,nenselv since the last government Fe-
narf There ls no reason Cor reducing
corn and zoe geo Gee bushels -
49,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
he Weather

Forecast far Mauaay ami Tue~etny.
Virginia Fair in southern. show.
ers in northern portion Monday or
Monday night Tuesday fair
North Carolina Fair Monday ana
Taesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Near Panic In Park

A near panic was created late SAY
urday night at Forest IIili park when
Special OFFICER !. +. Lane fired several
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29

The steel corporation has finally
reached point where the directors
know Inc r per cent. dividend is
safe and handsome surplus is e<-
pccted in ADDITION fer tine next views
taouths The American Can company
adds its testimony with reports II the
fefe7. s4ff=57fF=F= of record Tire foFlf
gas companies are also in an awkward
position owing 60 the provoking pros
I6rity-
In copper the popular deusion
that there IL a false market is be
ginning 10 fad away The best proof
If the senuncness 81 the copper mar
het IT. found n the vast oniTW =
tbs ereat electrical manufacturing
Companies. ard If further proc Is
ne, d. one has hut to observe IN The
DAFT, l,oWspapers the numerous ne
gtoti Of plans 10 oietrify rteam and
railroad lines and in the installation
o. water power plants. The STOCKS
Of c.GIpcr producing commands ere
to aeap. thar is all that Is the 3na'-
ter with than.
Having in mind the heavy foods
~ last spring and the excessive mos.
tire and cold Of last winter and tho
ideal growing weather Of n" past
month one cannot escape tho con
clusion that stocks are cheap, Bu:
people who believe this country i4
4 failure had better not 80 AWAY
from the bargain counter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-29
Special LEGAL Dara for Yesterda,

~ps~4ai L,<ai DaIa for Yesterday,
IL noon temperature ,..., SO
II. ~. temperature 81
Maximum temp. up 10 =. II so
Minimum temp. sap 10 i ii
Mean temperature ...- 4.. ~
Normal temperature .-....- -
deficiency ia temperature today
Deficiency in temp. since Mar 1z9
Aecun. deficiency In temp since
ianuary ] .,.... ......... 5G2
Rainfall last twenty-four hours o
Excess la rainfall since Mar as
Aaeum excess In rainfall since
January ....... "a
Local Observation =. vi. Yesterday.
Temperature ,.N.. .,.....- 50
Humidity .4.t.... Fl
Wind direction .,...-. South
N4nd velocity ,.....- 9
Weather ,............ Clear
kxsHfxfr FAST TwC77e hours $3.50. Q
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
PRESIDENT TAFT
BACK In CAPITAL
Chief Executive Disposes Of Routine
Business, Piled Up During
Absence.

President Taft returned to the White
House yesterday after an absence Of
about . week. and went to work upon .
large accumulation Of routine matters
and correspondence which piled up while
he was away. There were comparatively
few callers. which gave Mr.. Taft . good
opportunity to clear up his desk. The
Presidents private car Ideal. which was
attached to . regular Pennsylvania exs
press train from Cincinnati arrived at
Union Station about . o'clock yesterday
morning. Among the passengers on the
train was Gov. Hadley Of Missouri. Gov.
Hadley shook hands with the President
as he left the station. Secretaries Knox.
Stimson. and Nagel called early At the
White House to discuss departmental
matters with the President.
Mr.. Taft soon will begin work upon
his message to Congress. which will go
in early in December. He will write q
special message. in addition to the resu-
lar communication. transmitting in the
special document the report Of the
economy and efficiency commission. and
the annual estimates for governmental
expenditures to budget form a. well as
In the usual way.
await the Presidents consideration. One
10 the chief OF the Bureau Of Chemistry.
which has been vacant since the resig-
nation OF DR.. Harvey w. Wiley, and
which has been practically settled. and
the ONCE of Indian commissioner. which
has also been vacant since Robert G.
Valentine, Of Massachusetts,. left the gov
ernment service to join the Progressive
party.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
ANNETTE GAVETT
DRAWING=PAINTING
Address
DIED.

DALY-On Tuesday. November 6 1872.
at p. m. IDA NJ. DAILY, daughter
Of Alice " DAILY.
Funeral Friday, November 8 from her
late residence, 315s Eighteenth Street.
Private and no flowers.
FEAST-On Wednesday. November . 6,
1917. at his residence, 2G33 F Street
Northwest, LOJQON FEAST, hus-
band of Mary Feast.
Services from st. Stephens Church,
Twenty-fifth Street and Pennsylvania
Avenue Northwest. on Friday, No
vember S, 1872. at 8 a. m.
EENNEILY-On Thursday, November 7,
1912, at his late residence, CT Pennsyl-
vania Avenue Southeast, THOMAS p,
beloved husband Of Otilia NJ Kennedy
(nee lseRnann).
Funeral ffom the residence of his par
ents. =. II. and Margaret E. Kennedy.
2i Second Street Southeast, on Satur-
day. November 8. at $50 a. m, thence
to st. Peters Church, Second and C
Streets Southeast where requiem
mass Will be celebrated at 10 a. m.
Relatives and friends invited to At
tend.
MATTHEWS-Sudden on November s
1912, at Rutland. Ohio. HELEN B.,
daughter Of Charles Matthews, S11 r
Street Northeast.
Funeral services at the Church Of Our
Father. Thirteenth and L Streets
Northwest. Friday. November 8, at .
o'clock. Interment At Rock Creek
Cemetery.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
SPECIAL NOTICES,
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Noics is hereby giren that at q meeting Of th'
Stockholders Of tho Fburteenth Street Savings Bank
a corporation created and orsanizcd under the law,
Of the State Of West Virginia, held at Washington
ID. O. On the list day Of Octobz. lSle the following
resolutions were adopted.
RESOLVED. first. That the Fourteenth Stree
Savings Bank. . curposation. created and organizei
under the laws Of the State Of West Virginia does
hertbS discontinue business a corporation and sur
renders to said State its charter and corporate fran
chiseS The Board Of Directors will proceed to dis
rose OF the property choses in action and all assets
OF this corporation to the best advantage and for
the benedt q the depuitors and stochhSes Of this
cnpp7tion and to wind up its Affairs prac-
ticabe: provided. that dividend Of the funds OF
the corporation shal be made until after the pblica
tion Of the notce hereinafter provided.
RESOLVED. second. That the President Of tins
Cororatfou cause notice u the foregoing resolution
u be published in some newspaper of general crcu-
ation. putished near the principal otce or place OF
business Of this corporation. . week for six sue
cessve weeks: and that he certify these resolutions
tho Secretary Of State Of tho State of West Virginia,
and deliver him Certificate showing the publication
Of said notice - provided by law.
Given under my hand and seal this 3lst day OF 90
tober 1872 ELDRlDGE +. JORDAN (SealD,
noe.H.g3-Odf.N President Ct Said Corporation.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
PLANS COMPLETED
FOR CANAL DOCKS
Piees and CoaHag etatisns b y
Erected ct 1albos and
Cristobal.

z IH
Complete plans for ths sstabaishmsnt
OF permanent docking. fuel. supp1y. and
repair facilities st the Atlantic and Pa
clio terminals Of ne Panama Canal
havs been drawn up and were announosd
By the Isthmian Canal Commissloa yes
tsrday.
= All the various establishments con-
templated are designed for the service Of
ships using the canal. The elaborate
arrangements being made are largely the
result Of personal campaign made By
Col 0oet6ela, chief engineer OF the
canal who eariy sought and finally OBJ
tained authority for the works now In
progress.
Tho program Of construction now un-
der way includes the building Of piers
at Balboa and Cristobsl, the Pacific and
Atlantic terminals Of the canal. respec-
lively. together with dry docks. coaling
and oil fuel facilities. supply establish
ments. intended to provide about every
thing needed by ships or their passen-
gers. and tug. barge and lighter SER
vice. At Balboa extensive shops for re-
pair work. both for the canal and for
canal traffic. win bs constructed.
The repair shops to be built 1t Balboa
Will consist Of machine. erecting and
tool shop. forge shop. boiler and ship
htters shop. storehouss. paint shop. car
shop. carpenter shcps. steel. iron. and
brass foundries, and auxiliary buildings.
There will be q total floor space Of
$3.50 square feet given up to these
shops.
Plans for the operations Of these Va
rious establishments and their facilities
Will be expanded or contracted according
to the volume Of the business which the
canal trafiic brings. Altogether. Il u ex-
pected that the plans adopted VIII. when
carried. out. result In one Of the most
complete. largest, and most emcient
plants In the world devoted to the in
terests OF maritime trafdc.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
RETURNS TWENTY INDICTMENTS
Grand Jury Holds Four Husband.
for Nonsupport.

The grand jury yesterday returned
twenty indictments. including four charg-
ing husbands with nonsupport. Those
indicted were Frank L. Jenkins, Charles
Caldwell, Morgan d. Beveridge and
Harry N. Cross.
Other Indictments returned were: Grand
larceny, Lawrence Y. Spann, Frederick
W. Burchette, Clyde Weikert, and Lot
tie Garner: assault with q dangerous
weapon. Henry Pierson, Henry Dooley,
David Roy, William Holmes, and James
Cole: forgery and uttering, Thomas W.
Spe; HOUSEKEEPING. Joseph Caster, Err
nest Carter. Garfield Anderson, and
Charles H. Davis; depreciation Of private
property, Joseph Caster and Ernest w.
Carter; robbery, Thomas ]. Brown,
Junius Marshall and Charles H. Cole.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
DISCUSS WATERWAYS.
Rivers and Harbors Committee OF
Board of Trade Meets.

The meeting Of the rivers and harbors
committee Of the Board of Trade. NJ. I.
Weller, chairman. called for yesterday
afternoon was postponed. A few Of the
members Of the committee answered the
call of the chairman and some portions
OF the forthcoming report were dis
cussed Informally. but the report as a
whole will be submitted to the commit
tee at a meeting to be called about the
middle Of next week.
The subscription fund Of the Board of
Trade to inaugurate a campaign in favor
CT the Mcmillan Park plan has now
reached the aggregate Of sos. President
Moses Is much gratified at the interest
displayed in the proposition and feels
hopeful that the entire fund Of &, 900 will
DO in hand b. the time Congress assem-
bles.
The Washington herald., 1912-11-08
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

william Patchison. % and Forepcs N Splitter, Z,
both o( Quicksburg Va. Rev. Donald C. NacLeud
Joseph p. Burke. q. and Hizabeth A. Gallagh1
d Rev. II. J. Kennedy.
Alfred r. Donuh, q. md Lotts lfitcAel, = Rev
John r. Ene0.
Henry O. Eba. 2. and B.tban Buttsrs.ld, =
Rev. James 3. Montgomery.
Willis L. Resensburg. Is. of Gloucester County
Va. and virEinia West, 3. q King and Queen
Wilton 4 watts. ., q Tuxedo, Ma, snA Exhd n
Pryor. q, q Tuxedo. Nd. Ras. ". I. MoKaney
John Calvin Nunastar. Q. q RockvIla Nd, and
Mss Jenhs Entvias. - RsS Donald @ Mao
Leud