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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

'vou win see what monster this In.
rorio H." she declared. IT was like 1I11
70 steal your beautiful cattle h> would
steal n crucinx. Once there was fine ranch
owned by man who had two lovely dauGh-
ters--Girls OF great rcspcctability and ~
fnement. But the man was a Candeicfi<<n
Longorio killed him--hc and his men Killed
everybody on the hacienda except the
daughters. and those he captured. he took
them with him. and for no good purpose
either. as you can imagine Naturally che
poor creatures were nearly dead with
fright. but as they rode along the elder one
began talking with Longorlo's soldiers She
made friends with them. She pretended to
care nothing about her fate she behaved
like a lost person. and the soldiers laughed
They liked her spirit God pity thcm'
Finally she declared she was famous shot
with pistol. and shc continued to boast
until one of her guards gave her his weapon
with which TO show her skill Then what Z
Before they could hinder her she turned
IN her saddle and shot her younger sister
through the brain. Herself she destroyed
with a bullet In her breast Every word IL
the sacred truth. sonora. Lonrorio's rccl
Is stained with the blood OF those two In
nocents"
''rve heard many stories like that from
both sides" Aiaire said. gravciy.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

very devil for blood They are returning 20
Nuevo Pueblo after destroying a band OF
those rebels. They had a great victory at
San pcdro--thir1y kllometers from la Fe-
ria. Not a prisoner was spared. sonora"
rs General I.ongorlo with themg" Aiaire
Inquired. quickly,
That Is what I came 20 tell you. II IL
believed that he Ia, for he takes his army
with him wherever he goes. He is a great
Fighter; he has nose for II. that man,
and he strikes like tho lightning-here,
there. anywhere" jose. Il seemed. was n
rabid Potoslsta
But Dolores held opposite sympathies.
She uttered disdRinful snin. TO be
sure he takes his army with him, other
wise the Constitutionallstas would kill
him. Wan until PRncho Gomez meets
this army OF Longorio's. Hal You will
see some fightlng"
jose blew two fierce columns Of cigar
ette smoke from his nostris. "Longorio
gentleman: he scorns 10 use the tricks
OF that bandit pancho Gomez fights like
a savage. Think OF tho cowardiy manner
IN which he captured Esplnal the last time.
what did he do then7 I'll tell you. He
laid IN wait and allowed n trainload OF our
troops to pass through his lines toward
Chihuahua then he took possession Of the
telegraph wires and pretended TO be the
Feueral commander. He sent lying
message back 60 Espinal that the railway
tracks were torn up and he could not
reach Chihuahua, and so. OF course, he was
ordered to return. That was bad enough.
but he loaded his bandits upon other
trains-he locked them into freight cars
IKE cattle so that not head could be
seen-and the devil himself would never
nave guessed what was in those cars. OF
course he succeeded, No one suspected
the truth until his infamous army was in
Espind Then II was too late The
carnage was terrible. But do you call that
nice action? IL was nothing but the
lowest deceit. II was enough TO make
our soldiers furious"
Dolores giggled. They say he went 10
his officers and told them. 'compadres,
we are now going into Espinal. l will
meet you at the Plaza. and I will shoot
the last man who arrives there DIos
There ensued footrace."
ut is well for him TO train his men
how TO run fast" said Jose frowning
sternly FOR some day they will meet Luis
.ongorio, and then-you will see some of
the swiftest running in all the world"
yes Truly y Dolores was trembling
with excitement. her voice was shrill.
God will need TO lend them speed to
catch this army OF Longorio's. Otherwise
no human legs could accomplish IT,"
Bah Who can argue with a woman y
| sneered Jose.
Alaire, who had listened smilingly. now
intervened to avert n serious quarrel
When the train arrives" she told her
horse breaker, II want you TO find General
Longorio and ask him to come here"
But, senoral" Jose was dumfounded
shocked. He is great general"
Give him this note" Quickly writing
a few lines on page from her notebool,
she gave him the scrap of paper, which
he carefully placed in his hat then, shal.
ing his head doubtfuly, he left the car.
Flushed with triumph. Dolores took the
first occasion to enlarge upon her theme.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
BILLY BUMPUs MEETS TROUBLE
By Farmer Smith

Speeding down Main street 'doatviiie,
billy Bumpus could hardly walt until he got
home 10 use his periscope.
suddenly he bumped into telegraph
pole.
perlscope 20 see what am humping into"
squinting through his periscope Billy
saw right over high board fence. There
was Jeremiah Goat eating up bedsprine.
IL there was anything In the world Billy
Bumpus loved. Il was bedspring. Look
inE more carefully. he saw Jeremiah eating
faster and faster.
Hey. therei" shouted Billy Bumpas.
Jeremiah Goat came 70 the gate and when
he saw Biily Bumpus he said. How did you
know was In theref"
II have periscope"
"Ohl have your" exclaimed Jeremiah.
'sYes." replied Billy. "A perlscope sees
all around ] can stand outside here and
See everything you are doing, BY the way,
1 would like some Of that delicious bed
sprinE you we're jaa eating
surely. surely. You lend me your peril
uhstcner may caIium and while you are
eating ! wlll look ef2und : biz" Jsre1al4n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
HEART OF THE SUNSET RSREx BEACH M i

friend or a client with such faint praise
said Alaire.
"oh. don't mean Il that way. I'm al
most like one Of Dawes kin and I've been
keenly Interested in watching his traits de-
velop. I'm interested In hercdity. I've
watched Il In Eds case for Instance n
you know the parents it's easy 20 read their
children" Again he lRpsed into silence.
noddlng 10 himself Yes, nature mixes her
prescriptions like any druggist I'm glad
you and Ed-have no babies"
Alaire murmured something unintelliglbie.
And yet" the lawyer continued, many
people are cursed with an Inheritance as
bad or worse than Eds"
What has that 10 do with Mr.. Law7"
''Dave7 Oh nothing in particular.
was Just moralixing. It's a privilege OF
age, my dear"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
RAINBOW CLUB
Branch Club News

Rainbow activity in Chester, Pa. has
been strongly illustrated by the formation
of the Rainbow Sunshine Club" Ruth
Ackenbrack Is the energetic little organizer
Her members are as follows: Roy Acken-
brack. Francis Taitt. Florence and Laura
Kirk, Gertrude and Raymond Hefton, Mary
Wright. Harry Harklns and Adellna Stow.
The club intends TO work and play. Work
ing viii consist in making of fancy little
trinkets playing in clam bakes and parties
where ''plg In the bag and ''booby" prizes
will be strong features
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
FARMER SMITHS
"I HATE READING"

Dearest Children-Back in swinging his
READER Finally the teacher said to him; "You
read"
He al faledl
ou are boy him. said the teacher
burst otearsfo that boy.
A young has written in o he HATES reading.
mani reading to YOU?
INTERESTED
in what tyou II reading
Here yourself LIKE reading
a okng will close and
vour lesson loud to yourself looking the
howyo looking glass self likes It,
This be fun. Try it'll
Yourf
SMITH, Chidrsns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
"sUCCoTH" STARTS TONIGHT
Many Hebrews Will Live in Booths Dur
Nine-D Day Feast of Tabernacles

The Jewish Feast Of the Tabernacles, or
Succoth, will commence tonight and con-
tinue for nine days.
According to the Bible, the feast lasted
only seven days. In the course OF time,
however. the feast was heightened to nine
days, the last two being the eighth day OF
Solemn Assembly. or the Feast of Con-
clusion. and the Day of the Rejoicing for
the Law.
Succoth means booths. and the name
l owes its origin 10 the fact that on this
feast many families build festive booths
In which the holiday meals are served. In
some cases people will spend all the days
of the feast living in the booth In order
TO give literal fulfllment of the Injunction.
I'm booths shall ye dwell seven days"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Our Postomce Box

Albert Brown. West Chester sends some
very interesting pictures, the making Of
which he explains as follows; you press
berry between piece OF paper folded in
half. Place the berry right In the fold
We used elderberries. poke berries and
wild cherries. The result is very curious.
The figures resemble flowers, dragons and
butterflies. BY outlining the figures and
helping them along a little bit you can
make them into most anything or course
you have to decide just what you want them
TO look like first"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
WEDDINGS
O'NEILL-TIEL

The marriage OF Miss Mildred May Tiei,
daughter Of Mr.. Howard w. Tiel, OF
1904 North Twelfth street. and Mr.. Will
liam Charles o'Neiil will take place this
evening at the home OF the bride. and will
be followed by a reception. Miss Tiel will
be given in marriage by her father and VIII
be attended by Mrs George H. Thornley,
and Mrs. Frank A. Savage as matrons Of
honor Her bridesmaids will be Miss Bessie
Evans Trnlxie and Miss Helen f. Boothroyd
Mr. Olney Randall Payne. of Altoona. will
act as best man. and the ushers will be Mr..
George H. Thornley,, Mr.. Frank A. Savage,
Mr. Stanley Querns and Mr.. Clarence C..
Van Roden. After a wedding trip Mr. and
Mrs. o'Neiil will be at home after Decem-
Der 1 at Huntington Valley.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

velvet hat and carry loose bouquet OF rose
buds. Mr.. Howard will have as best man
Mr.. John ]. Hess, and the ushers will be
Mr.. J. Allen ingram, Mr.. Frank Wilcox. Mr.
ID. Peters, Mr.. l.. Bohen and Mr.. George
Williams small reception for the two
families and n few friends will follow at
the home OF the brides parents. After an
extended wedding journey Mr. Howard and
his bride will be at home after November
is at 5O2l Schuyler street. Germantown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Dies Alone in His Room

BoRDENTowN, N. j., oct. 11.-Edward
ouigley, who had separated from his fam
fly, was found dead today seated beside a
couch in his house. where he lived alone.
He leaves widow, three sons and two
dauRhters
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
What's Doing Tonight

Frankford Fathers Association. meets Frank
'Kniehts OF Columbus fourth degree exemplin-
eation Bellevue tratford. afternoon reception.
Banquet OF Republican ward executive COM
mittees. Scottish Rite Hall: o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
HOLT-d'AURIA

The marriage OF Miss Helen Robert
d'Auria, daughter OF Mrs. Luigi d'Auri. 2O3
St Marks Square this city, 20 Mr.. william
j. Holt, of Cynwyd, will be solemnized very
quietly today in the rectory of the Cathe-
dral in Baltimore and will be followed by
small breakfast at the Stafford Hotel
Baltimore. Mr.. Holt and his bride will live
in this city
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Pastor Welded in Own Church

LANCASTER. Pa, Oct. II. = The Rev.
George Hopkins Shea, pastor of the Octo-
raro Presbyterian Church. was married In
the church last night to Miss Florence
Iantz, of Bart. one OF his members. In the
presence Of the entire congregation, the Rev.
Mr.. Sheppard, OF oxford officiating.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Mr. ana Mrs. Edward t. Stotesbury will
give dance at their home. 1925 Walnut
street, on Friday evening. December 20, In
honor Of Miss Katharine Christlana Lea,
aebutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
CHARLES M. Lea. and Miss Dorothy Emlen
Newpold deputante daughter Of Mr.. and
MS Arthur Emlen Newbold
MT and Mrs Armatt Brown, of st. Da-
Nds will give dinner on Saturday eve
nns' October 2S, at the Philadelphia Coun-
w Club In honor of their cousin. Miss
keherine Christina Lea. debutante daugh-
X ser OF MT and Mrs Charles M. Lea.
Miss Margaret Berwind will give debu-
Nnts luncheon on Monday at weirwood.
hsr home In Radnor
Miss Kate Cheesman. of Garrison -on the
hudson. spent the weekend with Miss
AAtharine Hancock at The Popiars, her
Miss Susan Lynah Bruce, whose mar
rage 70 Mr.. Samuel III. Chase will take
p'Aee January 8, has been spending several
eys wth Mrs William w. Bodlne at Stone
'sh' her home in villanova.
Mr. and Mrs william Baker wheisn. of
<'oyeiy, Devon. have gone TO Saranac Lake.
- ms adirondack Mountains. to stay about
NJ and Mrs. Thomas Mexican returned
uiencoe House. Rosemont, ON SATURDAY
sstt Pier. - -'e''@s"h-
arA Nicholas Biddle. OF Old York road.
ropie has Miss Helen GoodinF as her
Mrs- Biddle and her small daughter.
nn. Lippincott Biddle, returned last
b 49, from jamestown, II J., where they
~. oeen the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~ em 49, Lppincott for several weeks dur
q, and Mrs Frederick W. Morris. Jr..
nm. 1ney Farm. Washington lane. Cheiten
Sr<s, ie,. yesterday for White Sulphur
n'rbs va where they win spend fort
/. -, Robert 4. strawbridge. Of Woodlea.
u<er. @@wr, left yesterday for New York,
..''~ 'ns WIN spend few days.
49, and Mrs J. Kearsley Mitchell and
1r1se '@n son returned from Maine on Sat
Il o1~,.,n ~ nsd Hose Manor. their home In
and Mrs Fisher l.. BOYD AND their
. 6orc. .s..uknter. OF Hayerford. have gone to
11(c< @stn where they will remain until
XnvS.- -"'ounAr as the guests OF Mrs.
U:ca parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Morrison ID.
- ''e'r home on Midvaie avenue
+ ~ ana Mrs. George ID. Mccreary, Jr..
. ~ .@~ 's % been making their home In Mex
o.or-, <,s'unk their parents AIr. and Mrs.
(<.-{ Accreary, 81 Martins lane.
1<-,-<nrt mn Mrs. Mccreary. Jr., win be
oefe' as Miss Ellen NJ W. Williams.
u. - -... .E.'izabeth Henry. whose marriage 70
n'@" rhatneld win take place on
- spent Yesterday Ia New York
'''laa ~ Pearson o sss ~s''
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plttsburrh welcome. cunrd.men

PITrsBURH DOT. iI.--oovernor Brun-
baugh Joined with Father Pitt IN extend
Tenth Regiment boys whom they arrived
this morning from the Mexican border.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward T. stotesbury will
give dance at their home. 1925 Walnut
street on Friday evening. December 20, in
honor OF Miss Katharine Christiana Lea.
oebutante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles M. Lea. and Miss Dorothy Emlen
Newbod, deDutante daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Emien Newbold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
JoNEs-HANsEN

A quiet wedding will be solemnized this
evening at O'Clock when Miss Natalie Han
sen, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George II.
Hansen. will become the bride OF Mr.. Leroy
Henry Jones. OF El Paso. The ceremony,
which will take place at the brides home.
405 South Fortieth street. VIII be performed
bv the Rev. Archibald Mccallum. Miss
Hansen, who will be given In marriage by
her father, will be gowned In lustrous white
satin trimmed with tulle. Her veil will be
caught with orange blossoms. She will
carry Bride roses and lilies OF the valley,
Mrs. Charles IL Riegel, of Bethlehem,
sister OF the bride. win be matron OF honor
and will be gowned IN pink tulle and carry
orchids. The best man will be Mr. Henry
ROSS. and there viii be no other attendants.
A reception for the families and few In.
innate friends will follow After wedding
trip through the South MT and Mrs Jones
will live In El Paso. Tex.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Mr. and Mrs. Armatt Brown. OF st. Da-
vas will give dinner on Saturday eve
n'ns' October 2s. at the Philadelphia Coun-
w Club In honor Of their cousin. Miss
ketherine Christina Lea. debutante daugh-
YER OF Mr and Mrs Charles M. Lea.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Miss Margaret Berwind will give debu-
~nts luncheon on Monday at weirwood.
ner home In Radnor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
HoWARp-BREuKER

An attractive wedding viii pc solemnized
thls evening At o'clock In Calvary Protes-
tant Episcopal Church, Germantown; oy the
f,ev Franklin j. Moore. when Miss Mildred
are,,ker. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. George
w Breuksr. win become the bride Of Nj.
Alice Caldwell Howard, Miss Breuker
VINO win be given In marriage by her ia
fber. viii be gowned IN white satin with a
court train fastened at the shoulders
ana ehs viii carry lilies Of the valley and
orchids. The brides only attendant win be
her sister. Miss Edna HFeuker. whose april
r., adm frock viii be velIed 10 tuiis q the
sans shade She ~lA wear '-fks BLACK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Miss Kate Cheesman. OF Garrison on the
1uoson. spent the weekend with Miss
AAtharine Hancock at The Poplars, her
nome In St. Davids.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Miss Susan Lynah Bruce, whose mar
r,Hke 70 Mr.. Samuel III. Chase will take
t.ee January 8, has been spending several
Gays with Mrs William w, Bodlne az stone
leigh, her home In villanova.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Invitations have been issued for the we'd
ding Of Miss Elizabeth A. Holmes. of Oak
Lane. TO Mr.. Raymond f. Perrott, OF Ger
mantown, on Friday, October 20, at the
home OF the bride at 7:s0 o'clock. The on
ciating clergyman will be the Rev. Walter
Jordan. A reception will follow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11
Personals

NANCY wYNNE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Mr.. Philip Leof. OF s42 Fairmount avenu,
announces the engagement OF his sister
Miss Pauline ID Leof. of 627 North From
street, TO Mr.. Samuel Heinz. of tao PEN
avenue, Pittsburgh The wedding will TAX
place next summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Price street win entertain a few sv..,. q,
iuneneon on Friday at the Beiievue-ssra
TOTO preceding the FIRST Phiiadelphia or.
chestra symphony concert Of the season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

=, ar. and Mrs. William Baker WheIen. of
- 2s'osehy. Devon. have gone to Saranac Lake.
!" ms adirondack Mountains. to stay about
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

Mrs. Elizabeth ]. Mcbride and her son
have just returned from four months trir
through the West.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

AZ v.,d ana Mrs Frederick w. Morris, Jr.,
I'M. A'sy Farm. Washington lane, cheIten
Ssr,, 's,t yesterday for White Sulphur
n'rhss' va where they viii spend a fort
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

-n ana Mrs. Fisher L. Boyd ana their
61-rs. .eeuxhter. Of Hayerford. have gone 10
S61sr esn where they will remain until
&ovS.- 'stmas as the guests OF Mrs.
W;cs parents, Mr.. and Mrs Morrison ID.
y their home on Midvaie avenue.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

rs. IA Nicholas Biddle. OF Old York road,
tusst Mrs Biddle and her small daughtsr
,@hna Lippincott Biddle. returned last
Ir,*z rom jamestown. r. l., where they
rs oeen the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
~ uem .s Lppincott for several weeks dur
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

NJ. and Mrs Thomas McKean returnsa
nencoe House. Rosemont, on Saturday
80. spending the summer at Narragan-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-10-11

. Avn Robert =. strawbridse. OF woodlea.
uker. ss"r ieft yesterday for New York.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SUBMARINE DISCUSSION
ON WITH THREE POWERS.
Norway, Holland and Spain Now
Playing Leading Part In Ger
many'S Problem.
NO ISSUE WITH UNITED STATES
zimmerman, Undersecretary Of Eor.
eisn Affairs, Outlines Developments
AS to Other Neutrnls-pIcns
With L. S. Reply to Allies.
LIy Assoclatedrrcss1

BERLIN. October IL (Sundny. Win
London. October tG).-Norwuy. uol.
land and Spain are now playing The
leading parts in Gerinany's interim
ti"nai submarine problem to the sub
ordination Of the United states.
The Associated Press correspondents
discussed the attitude to-day with Dr.
Alfred Zimmerman. Indersecrctary OF
Foreign Affairs. who indicated that no
negotiations were in progress With
'he United states. He outlined de-
veiopinents regarding other ncutrals
The case of Holland concerns only
Bloon"rSdiik. which was sunk off the
New England coast by the German
submarine U-j3. Germany IL unwillin,.
10 accept the cableI version Of the
circumstances under which the
Bloomcrsdijk was sunk, and is con-
WINGED the submarine commander
must have kept within the German
prize regulations. AS strictly en-
Joined Full compensation has been
offered. in event the commander cx-
ccedcd his Instructions.
Spains grievances have to do with
'he sinking Of fruit steamers. Strictly
SPeah ihS' thesc are valid prizes because
the cargo is contraband. bound for
hostile ports. The Spanish govern
''S''' nv "cNtl' HIS pointed out that
INC prosperity Of the country. and par
ticuinfiy or the great class OF small
fruit raisers. has been affected Sc
r'ousi! 10y interruption Of this trade.
and Germany has offered to let such
ships pass unmolestcd IL they are pro
Nided with proper certificates from
German ronsuis and IL ;he allies per
mt similar cargoes-shp for ship
I" pass for the German parkc, No
rep'E mas been received.
The Norwegian measures barriup
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
News Of Fifty Years Ago
From the Richmond Dispatch, Oct IL 1861

Including those in Tho South. which. accordi,,
there are 800" churches in the United States State"
mas es" an nnyiss ns dealer
pointed inspector OF distiiieres "s , n9en nn-
trict This is the first appointment by the
tiled with the best business and social , men
e est OF s'rssmia /" any position OF profit Mr.
ness in business, and will prove an accept. - lie
the air may De music in
The annual meeting of The lakewood Memo
iIal Wa held Yesterday the Third
pehensen Rev John I dward sf M Msy "a ,d
To the 's sen p1 1tsr praEer by Mr.
business w;S the REPORT OF Mrs l.. $. Tmrpin. the
The to have been rs :eeetp mod for
g1G 91s on yo"e lolI ls7" balance hand
d ror the rnsuins year; president. AIRS NJ r.
S nrsr Mrs e rnr Mrs. a. stokes
Mrs t?yihr'c. corresponding secretary Miss
The religious awakening in Richmond cor.
i tinues without apparent abatement. i, has
on in the Third Prcsby,eri:,l, "ur ..1" so, IN,
three Ga",is1 churches IN the three Methodist
haps longer ~ 'e'
1t has been announced that the Richmond
WhiE il for sale, Because OF the death OF one
Of the owners and the desire OF at least on.
valuable newspaper property has become ncces-
sary.
Hon. }; NJ. Mason and faniiy OF Virginia have
gone to Toronto Can. to spend the winter.
Dr. J. J. CrayGn, the man vino wrote the book
has been appoin,e,i POSTMASTER a, Newark. x j.
and may spend the balance OF his literary IiT..
TO the citizens OF Jersey state. 1t is to he
ter than in his other literary efforts.
The Female Academy at Farmvillc under Til.
ma mana Of rroessor A. rrsot. opened last
General Beauresard. who is stNl In Washing
to ton 6; led on General Gran, YESTERDAY and i,
enjoyable time together