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: CorToN.-Dr. J. A. Brown has left OF our office
q sample Of cotton raised on his Virginia planta-
ton. The sample sent us seem pretty full, and
the Doctor estimates that he will have 200 pounds
to the acre. The season for gathering Is about at
hand md the bolls of that sent us have already
hurst 4
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wILMIHGros, BEL

. WILNIEGr0N, BEL.
MIR Robert Atkinson: This ia to certify th.t in the
summer Of 1886 We had slaughter house and shed
roofed with Plastic Slate being OF the first put
ON IN this pae 1t has Ia every way proven to be
durable and satisfactory, and we consider 1t one of
the best composition roofing now In use throughout
the country. The Plastic State has become hardened
and now forms one complete sheet Of slate w.thou,
blcmsh Of any kind. JOSHUA HUTTON,
HlETT HUTTON
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Feb. s. 1865
take great Pleasure Ia recommending Plastic
Slate Ruolng TO any who may want fire and water
prsoi roo'. had my ttore and dwelling covered
WIN IL on the Top of All old Single roof nearly two
years ago Inc roof is now entire sheet of slate
giving complete satisfaction. and to all appearances
very duraDc. LEVI WOODROW.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

THE DAYS OF CHivALRy.-A grand tourna-
for the championship of the Eastern Shore. 1t
appears that the knights of Talbot "haye thrown
down the gauntlet to those of the adjoining
countless Hence the tilt. dlaI . 5tff -
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COTTON

DENTAL ASSOCIA TIoN
administer II In the most approved manner do moth
ing but EXTRACT TEETH. and they certainly do
that WITHOUT PAIN 80 10, 900 patients testify.
b.. below Eighth. Philadelphia. myso-emw
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SrABBISe AFFAnR.-Last Saturday evening q
ffacas occurred on East street, In this town, be-
tween Frank Hall and Two lads named John and
William Hamilton in which William, or Skunk, !"
as he is called, was stabbed in the left side by
Hall, making a severe wound. Hall, in default
of bail, was committed to Jail by Alderman
PeulnptOu.-S11yyn1 Times. Ng- sS
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

CHuRcH AT LrscoLs.-Rey. H. ]. Gaylord Ii
engaged in an earnest effort 10 erect church In
Lincoln, three miles from Milford. He hos SC.
cured an amount of funds which, with grant
from the Church Erection Fund, will cover the
cost of the building.
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WlLMING1ON, DEL, Feb Q, 1862
Mr.. Robert Atkinson; We can say in relation to
Plastic Slate hoofng that In the summer OF 1866 we
had part of our foundry covered with 1t (ab0u 1870
eqnare ee ahd that in 1861 and 6s we had 1t put on
foundry and office 5000 square feet) 1t has proven
to be an excellent material for roofing purposes. o ir
roofs are perfectly trht and give US no trouble. The
plastic slate has hardened and now forms one COM
plete sheet of slate, without crack or defect OF any
kind. Il. &. SToTSENBURG & SON.
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RrMARkApIE HFrSEs.- The smyrna Tisss Of
the 18th, says :--Mr George Williams Of Hof-
fccker's Mills, near this town, has heller, fifteen
months old, which, though abe has never bad o
calf, is giving half gallon Of milk per day and
has been SO doing for about three weeks
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Ironsidcs, 212 o 9
Hop, 12 /
Timc-2.4o, 2.s6, 2.s7, . SO, "a

=
Hop, the winning horse, is Delaware born and
raised, and is now owned by MIR. Cochran Of
Ironsides is the celebrated little stallion, whose
contests with the even more diminutive "Dot,"
have excited such interest He weighs about six
hundred pounds, and is said to be the fastest
horse OF his weight in the world.
This race which was probably one of the most
exciting ever trotted ON this track ended the
trials OF speed for the season.
The awards of premiums in all the depart
ments have been made but the lists have not vet
been arranged for publication, and it is probable
that they will not be for several DAYS.
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LOCAL NEWS.

The SMYRNA GAS weRKs.-The Smyrna Itsse:
corrects our statement that the gas works of that
town, had been sold by the Sheriff. Only inc
personal property, such os metorss toois' &C.,
ua fhue sold .T1T =
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cESrREviiLF, DEL, Jan. IS, 1869.
MI. Robert Athinso1,--Dear Sir: The Plastic Slate
Root which yon put on for me in June, 1865. answers
every purpose for vhlch Roof is interded. II las
neither run nor kcd is perfectly sound and hard
as slate issef, aud think from all appearances it
VIII last as long us new building. feel confident
of its success az roofing material when properly
made and aIplied Yours. respectfully.
A. H. DIXON.
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NiIMiNGT,,E, DEI. Feb 18th, 1860
In 1866 We had Two buildings ruofed with the flas
tic Slate by Mr.. X. Atkissph. 1t seems to improve
by and is now one seamless sheet of solid slate
perfectly fire proof and to all appearance has the
qualities claimed Tor it by the patentee
G. ID. TEOMPSOE & co
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-09-23

A DeLAwARE CAPTAIN lLosr Captain Perry
Johnson. of Seaford. and once resident Of Nil
ford, Commander Of the Harrezf QaeeM CALI
fornIa vessel, has been lost At - Il is beloved,
with his vessel and crew. A aau Francisco paper
speaks In high terms Of his charaeter. q
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aa THE LITTLE
jlH tsl- ~ -7-issi 1I-- n fln7sg 7anals
GIL AN T p UNI p,
Made from Cucumber Wood.

They arc the best and cheapest ever made. The
wood IL tasteless In any kind Of water. llH
Prices range from 80 TO $780, for we'll II TO u feet
deep, everything complete.
Orders for single pumps fully attendcd Agents
wanted everywhere A'iberal discount given.
IN erderipg pumps please send the depth Of the
teps.sh sA4 70 ehpsM ~ Bridgeville, DEL
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WILMINGTON. Feb Q, 1869.
This is ~ certify that had Plastic Slate Itouf put
on my dwelling over two years ago. 1t has given
ertfe satisfaction. COT slider il by far the cheapest
and best R;olng in usc II improves by agc-ueither
cold nor hc.t affecting IT, ne Is row one seamless
sheet of 81 It's over tn. whole roof.
RICHARD H. JONES, Il5 Shiplcy st,
iuliy concur IN the above statement so much SO
that have had the roofs OF new honscs covered
VIVA II, and ind perfect satisfaction with them
JAS, II, JOINS. 21S Market 81
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w j. EVERETT's

| Scapular Shoulder Brace and Chest Sup
ft4s II pOa ter.
No Straps under the arms- Perfect comfort and
benefit guaranteed. 30 NoRrn SEyRarn b.. below
Arch philadelphia. Trusses supporters Elastic Bteck,
ings, Clutches, &c. Lady attendant sugsCyeod&w
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
c I'M S u nj p lilo NJ

1 9 q N 5 U vi p I Q "
bronchitis, Asthma and Catarrh cured by Inhala-
- ton. My Inhaling Fluids are the only remedies
KNOWN that operates directly on III lungs dis
Isolgc the tuberclea, which are expectorated and
with proper hygienic measures. cavts are indncedj
Ito heal, and is effected For list OF questi sl
land other Information, call address q. VAN;
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PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING.

Please read the following Testimnnias-go ard
see these Roofs--and you will be convinced thai
PLASTIC SLATE is the
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DoTY's WASHING MACHINE,
LATELY MUCH IMPRovED-AND THEME
UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.


UNIVERSAL CLOTHES WRINGER.
Improved with RowELL's PATENT Dornr. Coz
WHEELS, and the Patent Stop, are now unq
bly, far superior to any apparatus for washing clothes
ever nvaned, and will save their cost twice year
by saving labor and clothes.
Those who have used them give testimony as fol-
lows:
I'VE like orr machine much could not ba persua
oed 70 do without 1t, andlwlth the aid sf Doy, we
seot Bishop n. y. Church.
y. Tribune.
"ln the laundry of my house there lie perpetual
imnlankegylng on Mondays for the inventlon."-Rep
Every week has given It a stronger hn d upon the
affections OF tho inmates Of the laundry"-N Y. OBJ
II ertily commend 1t to economists Of time money
and eontentmcnt.n- Dr. Eeitops.
-, Friend poty-Yonr latest Improvement of your
Washing Machine IL complete success. I assure
you our machine after years use ia Thought
more OF 70 day than ever, and would moi be parted
WIN under any circun> ."-SJlot Robinson
Your Washing Machine has been in daily ure in
our laundry, and the honsckeeper Expresses herself
as highly pleased with It, u certainly accomplishes
greater amount Of work with less labor, ard does
not wear the clothes near 70 much the old-fash-
Toned wasi-bonrd by using it one laundress Is dis
Gig. -'''' y, y. :.
PuICES--A Fnir ener.
Send the retail price, Washer, STA Extra wringcr,
50, and we will forward either or both machines
free of freight to places where no one is selling; and
so sure are we they will be liked, that we agree to
refund the money II any one wishes to return the
machines free cf freight, after months trial, &C.
| cording TO directions
No husband. father or brother should permit the
drudgery Of washing with the hands, hiiy-two days
in the year, when it can be done better moro cxse
dtousy, with less labor, and no Injury 10 the gar.
ments, by Doty Clothes Washer and n Universal
| Wrineer. NtNs
casvasscra with exclusive right Of sale make mon
| cy fast selling them A'a
Sold by dealers generally, 10 whom liberal dis
| counts made. ~
1t. G. BROWNING, Ges,. Agent,
auiatfw ~ CouRrLAsp Sr.. New York
WILSON 4 WALTON, Agents for belawaye,
!
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The bay horse was lame and SO the black won
an easy victory.
Glass 3, trottlng horses, mares or geldlngs
Delaware Counties Pa, or Gloucester, Salem, or
Cumberland Counties, N. j., not opened to train
ed track horses-E N. Parrcy, of Salem, N. j.,
entered 8. m. Jenney, John Hammond, entered
b. &. Roaring Lion, A. s. Small of Lincoln, Dell
McCrone b. e. Red Rover, G. G. Lobdell, b. M
Helen, and j. F. Thompson b. m. Wilmington
Girl. 1t resulted rs follows, four heats being
trotted, and the black gelding Hawk having been
withdrawn before the race
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1ime-2.43 2.4o, 243, 24S.
This was an interesting and well contested
race, and Sussex, the winning horse, became
quite favoiite. Wilmington Girl was with
drawn at the end of the third heat.
Glass 6. Trotting stations, mile heats, 0 in s 10
harness Richard Wilson entered G. $. Grey
Eagle, John Levitt entered the celebrated little
| g. s. lronsides. 1t resulted;-
Grey Eagle, 22
lronsides, i
Timc-2.47, $50, 2.4618.
mile heats, in 8.
VIM. G. Dsble entered bl. &. Frank B. +. Me
Crone, b, g. Red Rsvcr. 1t resulted
Frank, /. l.
Red Rover, 2. 2.
| Time-550; 5:52.
Frank taking the 800 premium. This closed
the racing for the day.
FRIDAYS RACES
| The first race yesterday was in
Class o.-Trottng horses, mares gcldiDgs
A. s. Small entered b. &. Sussex; WIN. Ii. Doble
b. m. Bell. II resulted as follows:
Sussex, q. ..
| Bell, IL. 4.
Timc-2;42119, 2:4s, 2:56
Glass Q, double teans-E. NJ. Parry enter ed b.
g Stephen a. Douglass aud 8. IN. Jenny, g. g.
Lobdell entered b. M. Helen and b. m. Kitty
| Glover, b. Il. McCrone entered e. m. Daisy and
b. <. Red Rover, but was ruled out on the first
| heat on account of the grey mare running nearly
the whole mile. The sorrel mare Jenny also
broke frequently and Lobdel's mares won an
easy victory as follows -
Douglass and Jenhey, 2 2 2
Helen and Kitty Clover
| Time-3.06l5, 3.05, 3.06
| The most interesting and exciting race Of the
day was that for the citizens premium of $500.
y; Levitt entered the e. 8. Ironsides and VIM.
IL. Duble b. <. Hop. The race was hotiy con-
tested, both horses going at their work with
will and doing their level best" The fourth
| heat in which they came In neck and neck was
| intensely exciting, and the whole vast concourse
OF people almost held their breath as the horses
came opposite the judges stand on the home
Stretch. They decided it n dead heat. The score
was as follows
/ Ironsdes
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WE have new assortment of White Wash
w Brushes which we offer cheap a.
JAS. A. ROBINSON q CO.,
Second and Market sts
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Bcing FIRE. WATER and STEAM PR0oF-Light
and Dlrablc-and equslly adopted to any foim Of
roof ntceD or dit.
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TTUW EUtuFUuy . CUfHhI1IUIut'
ITS CLosE-TRIALs OF SPEED THURSDAY AND
FRIDAY.
The annual State and peninsular fair and exhi-
btion. on the grounds of the New Castle County
Agricultural Society, closed on Friday. 1t has
been, In some respects, quite succcssfu,thc man
agers feeling particularly gratifed with the in
creased interest manifested in the genealogical
and household departments. There is also a
better feeling manifested in the increased willing
ress of our farmers and their wives to take an
active interest, serve on committees, etc.
The racing was the great attraction on both
days, and we give the result as follows =
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THE NEW BRICK HOTEL.
THE NAETICOKE HOUSE

AT sEAroIo, DgLAwAgE, is now opened for tho en-
tertalnment of the public. 49, -
This Hotel Just completed and furnished in the most
complete modern style ia situated on the Delaware
II H.. NJ The Junction of the dorchester and Della
River. '''e -''A ieoAe
The promoter intends keeping flrst-class honse
WIN Bar OF the Choicest Liquors, also Restau.
rant, both connected with the platform nj the Deno
There is a large and commodions stable attached
to the property, and everything fitted up in tbe hest
manner. WIN. j. MARCHDe NIX,
tepz,omW Proprietor.
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Gass mia o. racRng norSes mars
entered bl. e., Frank Hunt. Hict Hutton, b. &.
Washington. Race resulted.
Frank Hunt, IL
Washington, %
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CHAPTER IL.

a CURIOUS And STARTLING MYSTERY
Sk.rting the Black Hills, forty miles
west Of Fort Laramie, party 81 horse
men were riding eastward.
They had left Fort Bridger eight DAYS
before, taking the route of the North
Platte, and We're now following the Oregon
emigrant road among those long ridges,
dry beds of rivers, and sterile plains, by
which the region of the Black Hills Is
distinguished.
The bulk Of the party consisted OF ten
cavalry men, under a lieutenant, who
were returning to Fort Laramie, their
post Of duty. They were well mounted,
and had several led horese in their train,
loaded with their provisions and appurte-
nanees Of travel.
The balance of the party comprised
three civilians, who had seized the oppor-
tuni,y Of crossing the mountains under
military escort. Two Of these were emf
grants who had settled near Fort Bridger,
but who had tired of the great solicitude,
or been frightened by the Indians, and
were now returning eastward in search Of
homes nearer the haunts of civilization.
The third civilian was Hubert Earle,
the lover Of Miriam Dane, the settlers
daughter whom we have Just left in such
deadly peril.
He was splendid specimen of Amerl-
can manhood. magniiciently formed,
broad shoulderei, deep-cbested, as yigor-
Gus as an athlete, and rode his horse, a
fiery Mexican lsteed, with the grace and
ease Of Centaur.
AT the momen, Of his introduction to
the reader, he was riding in the rear of
the little train, busy with his own reflec-
tons, which were evidently as bright as
the morning i:self--the forenoon preceding
the events we have recorded.
His thoughts were wrapt in the sweet
memory of Miriam, who had wept so BIT
terly at his departure, and who, he expect
ed, would smile SO joyously at his return.
"The dear little soul p he murmured
aloud. "Where Is she now ~
His eyes darkened with tender sweet
ness, his lips quivered with the inefable
love that flooded his being with a happi-
ness akin to pain. He pictured their
meeting, the pretty home they would share
together, the years they would spend in
each others society, the tender mutual
love and care that would bless all their
coming days.
He had left her poor adventurer, to
seek his fortune among the mines of Idaho.
He was returning to her more than mod
erately rich man, with bills Of exchange
in bis chamois money-belt of sufficient
value to support them both in luxury Is
long - they might live.
II was not to b wondered 1t that his
thoughts were pleasant
Suddenly he was aroused from his
trance-hke dlencs, BY cnes Of dslieht
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rest - you need and not overwork, but
strive earnestly and carefully to come TO q
conclusion in the case with which you
will be satisfied. The jury then retired.
The case of State VS.. Isaac N. Tubbs,
Henry G. Tubbs, and Julius N. Brown,
was called, the respondents were ar
raigned upon an Indictment for breach
of the peace, and assault and battery, and
severally pleaded not guilty; also plea
of previous conviction for the Same Of
tense, was specially plead as to two OF
the respondents. States Attorney WOOD
assisted by G. G. Dewey, conducted the
prosecution. E. Edgerton, D. E. Nichol-
son, and A. A. Nicholson appear for the
RESPONDENTS The case is still on trial.
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ITO THE LADIES.

The celebrated DIR. L. DIX particularly invites
all ladies who need medical or surgical adviser,
to call at his rooms. 81 Endicott str.et Boston,
Mass which they will find arranged for their
special accommodation.
DIR. DIX h4viog devoted over twenty years to
this particular branch of the treatment OF all dis
peculiar to females, 1T is now conceded ny all
both In this country and IN Europe), that he ex-
cells all other kn'wn practitioners In the safe,
speedy and fcctuai treatment OF all female com
plants.
His medicines prepared with the express
purpose OF removing all Diseases such rs debility,
weakness, unnatural suppressons, engagements
OF the womb. also all discharges which flow from a
morbid state of the blood. The Doctor Is now
fully prepared to treat in his peculiar style both
medically and surgically. all diseases OF the female
sex, and they respectfully invited To call at
No. Il ESDICoTT STREET, BosToE.
All letters requiring advice must contain one
dollar TO insure An answer. febSd3aw&w lyr.
Boston, 1869, Tyr.
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edge that had befallen his comrades
"Whoever will venture in search OF tbs
missing men shall receive from me hun
dred dollars in gold - exclaimed Hubert,
in his clear, ringing tones. "Who speaks
first for the money r.
The offer was tempting; but it was not
accepted. Not word Of reply was made
to it.
Hubert hesitated, giving brlef1hought
TO Miriam, his loved and waiting Miriam
His face then glowed with heroic light,
and he said, in tones that did not taller
81 will 90 in search of the men, Lieuten-
ant Bridges. Only, your party Is no"
small, and if / do not return IN t"enty
minutes, you may resume your Journey
"But Earle" expostulaied ibe henlen-
ant. ssthis is positive madnesg You must
not risk your life. We will wait a While,
and if the men do not return, we VIII
move on y
..They NAV need help" replied Hubert
steadily. ..1hey may have encountered
well, God knows what, ! can't imagine:
If fire my rife, come TO me. ii 1 ialI
. to return within the Tune appointed, move
on -
He went up to the nearest ire, picked
up blazing stick, arranged his rins ioi
instant nse, approached the mouth OF Inc
cave, peered into il cautiously and listen
ed intently for some sound OF lite "iihh
No sound came. All was As siiil AZ
death within the cavern.
I. Tire next instant Hubert bad vanished
therein.
An was now breathless Suspense.
Tie lieutenant and bis men gathered
araund II listrf for The report If the rllC.
M, ~, ,,...aI Inn n came not.
~. 80, d,scgad bv--trr--Gttecn.
IN - r.,ciaI ,b..rr es-s
anu a., S'i'i a. I,.f i,,,.,be ,.v-
~ ~ In, - ,b.,r ov-n Torches but
ein, =, w A., 81. III and floor net
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THE TENURE OF OFFICE AcT.-The
fate of the Tenure-of-O Office bill is very
uncertain. Mr. Morton who is an original
speaker in the Senate, expresses the opln
ion that the repeal will be carried in the
House; but Mr.. Sherman, who is also a
speaker, says that the indications are
that the Senate majority is obsti-
nate and will not give way. If the
Senate should still insist upon its amend
ment Of the bill, the House will have to
ask for a committee of conference, or let 1t
die. The probable result is compromise
between the two houses. This can be
easily done without touching the pride OF
either body. Many of the Senators ask;
!" Why should we vote for repeal when
decided majority of Republicans in both
houses have voted for the Senate bill y
This is fact, and if the policy OF the
Republican party on this subject Is
changed it will oe done by the votes OF
Democrats. The President declines to
take part in the controversy as it now
stands. He cannot do so with honor, as
he assured several Republican Senators
last week that he would be satisfied with
the Senate bill, and it was upon that dis
tinct understanding that several Senators
voted for that modification. The Chron-
icle appeals to the Senate to repeal the
act at once and end the unpleasant con-
troversy. 1t declares that the President
wants repeal, and that the country is with
the President and the House. As the
rules can be suspended in the House on
Monday, lively day is expected.
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Thrown FROM THE TRACK.-The
mixed train, composed of freight and
passenger cars Peter Cadman, conductor,
which left Rutland yesterday morning at
$50, while rounding curve short dis
lance north of Brandon, six cars were
thrown from the track by the crowding
out of a rail- Fortunately no person was
injured but some of the cars were dam
aged. After about three hours hard work
in getting the cars upon the track, the
train proceeded, arriving in Burlington
about 10 o'cIock a m
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Trinity Parish

The annual parish meeting of Trinity
church, was held yesterday in the church,
under Canon VII of the Diocese of Yer
mont, and the following gentlemen were
elected by ballot as Vestrymen for the
ensuing parochial year: George Graves,
u. V. X. Wilson, B. H. Burt, l.. G..
d. Henderson, Harvey Kings
ley, and J. B. Chandler.
The new Vestry having met according
to provision of the same Canon, Messrs.
George Graves and u. V. r. Wilson were
elected as Wardens B. II. Burt as Secre-
tary; L. G. Kingsley as Treasurer and
Messrs.. Graves, Wilson and Henderson,
as delegates to the annual Diocesan Con-
vention to be held in Trinity Church,
Prtla~a the first "Wednesday III June
next