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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07
The Incendiary's Torch.
BURNING or CARPENTER SHOP AND
STABLE EARLY TUESDAY MoRHiNe-THR
FIRES OF 1NCENDIARY ORIaIN-RHwARD
OFFERED FoR THE ARREST AND coNyIc-
TfoN OF THE INCRNDtARIEs.

BURNING OF A CARPENTER SHOP AND
STABLE EARLY TUESDAY MoRSlNG-THR
FIRES OF iNoENDTARY ORIaIN-RHwARD
OFFERED FoR THE ARREST AND coSyIc-
TfoS OF THE IscRNDfARIEs.
Tuesday morning, about o'clock, the
frame shop situated at the northwest
corner of Pine and Klund streets, for
merly used as a blacksmith shop but for
some time past tenanted by Stewart IL.
Gellaher, who used II as a carpenter
shop, was discovered TO be on fire, AMI
an alarm from the City Hall called out
the department. The several companies,
with their apparatus in charge, arrived at
the fire In remarkably short time, but
owing 10 the combustlble nature of the
building and its contents, the fire had
gained too much Roadway TO be extln-
guished, and the hremen confined their
efforts In the main TO the saving OF sur
rounding property, In which they were
successful. The tools aud material of
Mr., Gallaher, including fine bulk
window which he had Just completed,
we're entirely consumed. There being no
Insurance on his property, and Mr.. g.
being a poor man, be feels keenly his
loss, as any one would under similar CIR
cumstances. In the back part Of the
building were stored a number Of large
casks, the property OF F. Meyer, which
were also destroyed. The building which
was uninsured, belonged TO A. NJ. QuiEby
and his loss will amount to several hun
dred dollars. There was no stove in the
building, and the conclusion that IL was
fired by an incendiary forces. itself upon
all.
While the flremen were engaged at THU
Ore, the rapid tapping OF the City Hal
bell announced to them that another Ore
this time in the heart Of the city, haS
broken ont, and Notwithstanding tn
fact that ali the hose Of the companies
was lying on the ground al the time ant
had to be re-reeled, the hremen, with thel
apparatus, were soon at fire No. 2, locates
10 The frame stable back OF Sixth street
between shlpleY and Orange, and owned
by the Misses Shaw.
This stable was occupied by the horse
of Smith d Breen, and 10 the uppe
story OF which was stored a quantity o
hay. The horses were Immediately re
leased, and few streams Of water 500
exlingulshed the danes, and before th
building was destroyed. The damag
done here Is fully insured. This IRE, lik
the first, was undoubtedly the DEVILS
work Of an incendlary.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

THANKs.-In behalf of the Brandy
wine Sunday school, take pleasure 10
returning tharks to the children for their
good department, and the manner In
which they acquitted themselves at the
Children's jubilee, last Thursday even
iugi also to the ladies and gentlemen
who so kina.y assisted In singing, speak
ing, arranging the children and taking
care Of their clothing during tue enter
tainment, and 10 Me.srs. BOughman,
Thomas & Co. for their exchanging
Tickets, sc. To Mics Jefieris, Miss Ogle
and Mr. Muhlhausen, who so kindly con
sented to perform on the piano and
organs, am especially thankful, and to
the immense and highly appreciatiye
audience, l am much indebted for their
presence and most excellent order during
our entertainment. l would also mention
that Master Willie Colquhoun, having
sold the highest number, 81 tickets. re-
ceives the frst prize, book called g How
! found DR.. Livingstone In Africa -
Miss Emma Price, 46 tickets, the second
prize, 4" Remarkable Voyage, OF the Mar
upon the Sea !" Miss Althea Hemphlll,
81 tickets, the third prize, "Cast Adrlft. u
JOIN W. ToDD,
Director Chlldrep's Jubilee.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

SHOE SHOP WINDOW BRoKKN-THEFr or
SHOES.
Saturday morning between 2 and 3
o'clock robbery WAS attempted on King
street, under circumstances which go to
show that the thief or thieves were either
ignOramuses or Williams Of deyillsh daring.
The shop broken into was the shoe srore OF
MIR. Joseph nall, Jr., 10 the Clayton House
building, fronting on King street. Being
Friday night the street was lined with
market wagons, the owners Of which in
many instances, lie IN their wagons all
night, while others watch their property
by turns, making any attempt at robbery
on King street on either Tuesday or Friday
night peculiarly eazArdOuH.
To effect the intended theft the burglar
broke large and valuable light of French
plale sissa nearly ouequArter OF an inch in
thickness mAkiue a nQiHe which alarmed
the neighbOrho0d, including the burglar
himself, who made hAsty tracks to Sixu
street taxing with him only one pair Of
CATERS out Of number that were In the
windows. The william was seen by thu
neighbors running OF with his booty, aud II
Is surprning that he should have made hii
escape from such place at such time.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07
The Phoenix Fair.
DRAwIEe OF THE PRIzEs-THE SUCCESS
Pull ONES.

DRAWING OF THE PRIzEs-THE SUCCESS
RuL ONES.
The fair Of the Phoenix Fire Company
closed Monday and the following 10
the list Of parties drawing prizes, or 10
whom articles were voted
Blankets, j. W. Seaman, Delaware
engine house marble top table, VIM.
Walker dancing jack. 4. II. Short (;
pair OF chromas, Ii. Morrow 80 yds.
Brussels carpet, j. Leleadson cook
stove, G. Studer two vases, P. Ingram !
vase, Il. Porter knives and forks, Mrs.
Mcllroy pin cushion, MIS-. Fnce ;
organ, e.. Meyers set NJ furniture,
Phebe solomon gun, D. c. Glbbs case
Of wine, X. Palfrey ! wax cross,
George Washington ladies' caba,
J. q. ionesi parlor stools, Jacob
Nattv-f "vA eiEarp, Joseph Conner
pin cushion, Martha Porter; tidy, Jane
Hall ton coal, Kate Riddle; bride doll,
Z. @. Paiersoni foot stools, d. G. Gibbs
chrome, j. W. Solomon toilet stand,
e. @. Paterson Il pair slippers, FRANK
Hickman silver watch, g. Stllber ladies
gold watch, Laura Watson bead basket,
II. Mcconnell quilt, ID. Shockley
rev3lyer. James McGowan; ingraiu
carici II. G. Porter buggy, Wilnam
II. ftruni lounge, 9l4 street
naf f,1ia fnk-, j. Moore stand, b.
Richardson cigar holder, II. Clemens
wax doll, Annie Keogh guilt, j.. Davis
chair tidy, g, Springer; Towel rack, J
Rolltns toilet set, Charles II. Smith
wax doll, s. Myers.
Goods disposed of by vote and tn,
recipients thereof:
Bureau, Emma Price work box, Kat,
Morrow doll, sallie shuster bedstead
Louise McEroy.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

A NEW CHuRcH.-On Saturday. while
the Trustees Of the Baptist Church in
West Goshen township, Chester county,
were considering a proposition to build a
new and more substantial place o. wor-
ship, their old church-building caught
hre and came near being destroyed.
AFTER the flames were extirguished the
Trustees re assembled and unanimously
decided to erect the new building, as pro
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

WnKEsBARRE, Pa. Mar. 3l.--Yester-
day the miners who for the last two
months have been endeayoring TO extin-
gulsh fire 10 the Empre mine, gave up
the task as hopeless. During the evening
the mine caved 10.
Great CONSERVATION prevails and the
families are preparing to leave the dwell e
ings in The proximity. The fire has now
free scope, and threatens to ruin one Of
the most valuable mine of the new
formed Wilkesbarre and Lehigh Valley
Coal Companies.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

The new ten.cent fractional currency
note, series of 1874, Is a tribe larger than
that of the last series, the size being 2 y
iuehes 10 length and two inches Wide,
end, instead Of the large red seal across
its face, II has small seal of the Treas
ury Department enclrcled with lathe work
10 green on the lower portion Of the note.
The portrait engraved IN yiRuetts form OF
William Meredith, Secretary Of the
Treasury during the administration Of
President Taylor, appears on the lett end
Of the note. At the left Of the portrait
inelosed in a panel, is the white face
Roman capital lettering " fractional cur
rency." Al the lower and upper end o.
this panel Is the monogram U. s., and a.
the corners forming the borders o.
the note are the figures 10, X ten
deliberately ornamental with scrolls. Al
q specimen Of artistic skill the note Is fa
superior TO any ten-cent fractional cur
reney heretofore Issued.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

No .LEoTuRE.-rhe lecture advertised
70 be delivered at the Opera House
Friday night week by Brick Fomeroy, was
inuehnitely postponed, owing It Is said, TO
fOmeroy arrived At the Clayton House IN
the afternoon and the announcement that
ne could not speak was not made until
after the audience had assembled. The
humber OF persons present was very small
and many think the certainty OF addressing
empty benehes, with a aprinkllng Of peo.
pie drawn together out OF mere curiosity.
was TOO much for Bricks" constitution,
desiring it. had their admission fee
returned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

Ice FOR WLMNoToS.-Pusey 4 Rice,
Of this city, have leased the wharf of +.
J.. DUPONT & Co on the south side Of
the Chrisliana river, and are erecting a
house which will hold about 600 tons OF
Ice. Owing to the scarcity of ice in this
section they have been COMPELLED to buy
from Gardiner, Me-, and have already
ordered two cargoes, which are nov
being loaded GU tue Kennebec river.
They will need considerably more, how
ever, and Mr.. Pussy left this morning
for the above namtd place to purchase
about 1000 tons. They have about 5000
tons stored away In their houses on The
BrandyWlne.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

Lone LlvRD.-There is a family by the
name Of Thompton living a short dis
lance above Birdsboro consisting of seven
persons all brothers and sisters, whose
united ages amount to 5l7 years the
youngest being g. aud the eldest 81 years
OF age. The average making nearly "A
years for each one. We think IL would
be rather difficult TO fnd another family
OF that number to equal this for longevity.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07
Begging in church.

A church fair device in Troy ra.her
knocks the mock marriage chip of Tai
mage's shoulder. A ragged colored man
and woman entered the crowded rooms
and pleaded for aims. They said they
were starving, and their plight touched
the hearts aud wallets OF the crowd.
After collecting good sum Of money the
coloTed couple wiped the burnt cork from
their faces and two of the pillars Of the
church were revealed.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

People who prefer wettlng the winters
store Of coal 10 the dust on putting Il In
their cellars do not we London Medical
Rscord) believe, generally know that they
are laying up for themselves store of
sore threats and other evils consequent
upon the practice. But 40 II is said 10 be.
Even the Gre damn which escapes from
coal mines arises from the slow deeom-
position Of coal at temperatures but little
above that Of the atmosphere, but under
augmented pressure. By wettlng a mass
Of freshly broken coal aud putting II into
a warm cellar the mass Ia heated TO such
adegree that carburetted and sulphuretted
hydrogen are given of for long periods Of
time, and pervade the whole house. Tue
liability of wet coal 10 mischlevous results
under such circumstances may be appTe-
ciated from the circumstance that there
are several Instances on record Of the
spontaneous combustion OF vet coal when
slowed into the buukers or holds Of ves-
sells. And from this cause, doubtless,
many missing coal vessels haze perished.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

A grange Of the Order OF 2. Of II. was
organized at Marshallton. New CASTLE 90,
on Friday levening the 2Tth ult., by j. NJ.
Barr, ESD, overseer Of the Maryland State
Orange, with twenty four members.
The following named officers were chosen
Master, Jas. NJ. Braekin Oyerseer, Jos
berrickson Lecturer, Alexander Irons
Steward Heher q. Uattiu Asst. Steward
Edward Woodward Chaplain, Vincent q
Finn Treasurer, William Crauston See
Rotary, Robert q. Justia Gate Keeper, J
W. X. killgore Ceres. Miss Lizzie Oatiinl
Pomona, Mrs. Lizzie JuHtis Flora, Miss
Ella Cranston; Lady Asst. Steward, Mrs
George Grub.
THIS Is the frat grange formed In The
state, and was started In its career with
much spirit, aud will no doubt be followed
By many more organizations OF the same
kind.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

HoMH AGAIN.-Elwood Hill, of this
city, a hand on the South American
cotton boat Bdrao De Te6is at the time
shs went down In the Gulf Of Florida,
.ast month, and who was rescued by an
English vessel and carried to Liverpool,
arrived In New York last week and
reached his home in this city on salur-
day. lie Is now employed on the p, W.
q Is. X. H., and gives "a very thrilling
account OF his trip. The second engineer
OF the boat, also OF this city, aud who
was picked up with Mr.. Hill, accompanied
him home.
The Barao de TtfIs was built here by
Pusey, Jones q Co., and was on her way
70 South America when she sunk.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

TURNING MS PRIsoN HoURs TO Coon
AcooUsT.-Young Martin, confined il,
our prison for defaulting the Coatesyllle
Bank, Is studying photography with
much earnestness, with the View of
going into the reporlorial harness when
his term of Imprisonment has been com
piled WITH West Chester Nstps.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

WHAT THE NIGHTMARE DD.--A few
nights ago, Young man named Peter
Seitz, residing In W, 81 King street, Ian
caster, after proceeding to bis bed, fell
into sound sleep, but sOon he commenced
TO dream that some horrible o. Jet was
pursuing him, and In endeavOring to
elude ils clutches, he twisted bis body
around, and in doing 30 awoke. He felt
a sharp pain In his forearm, and upon In
vestigating matters found that il was
broken between the wrist and elbow
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

TIE Dad ALiVE.-Many Of our
readtrt, particularly those residing in our
Borough, will remember James Y. An
dress, who for some years carried on the
tobacco business In the store lately
vacated by Thomas I. Smith, on Gay
street. Mr.. A. LEFT the Borough as Cap
tain Of a company In the three months
service, ard returning raised u cavalry
company, Of which regiment Mr.. A.
afterwards became llentenant-colonel.
During tue latter part Of the war he was
reported as having died In ennessee, aud
his death was mourned by his family,
and numerous friends and acqua.nt-
ances. If We mistake not, il has not
been long since an aidermanlc friend OF
ours related an account Of al Interview
which he had with spirituan.tlc medium
who communicated with the spirit OF Col.
Andres. After the lapse Of ten years,
one Of our citizens was this week the
recipient Of a letter from the long. LOST
Colonel, written in his well known ehir-
ography, for he was always a beautiful
penman. The letter, while giving no
particulars as to bis business, or how he
is prospecting, shows him to be located al
Raleigh, the capital Of North Carolina
Hts numerous acquaintance will be- glad
to learn that he is still among the living
and Of bis present Hhereabouts.-H ss
| Chester News.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

The bark Evsrsn Gray, Of Yarmouth,
Me-, which arrived at New York yester.
day from Matauzas, reports that on Feb
ruary 17tb, when of Havana, she was
boarded aud searched by force Of
Spanish soldiers. How long must We
submit to Spanish insoleuce at the hands
Of the bloody cut.throats that infest the
island Of Cuba
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

Mr.. Editor On the South Sideu theta
u but one sidewalk On Head street from
the avenue TO Lobdell street. During the
last storm the snow drifted GU this walk Ia
a depth OF from to Is inches. This the
y, K l. Co; Wilmington Rolling Mill 90.
and q. Lobdell, VINO are the owners Of the
pavement thus ohstructed, allow to remain,
aud pedestrians have the choice OF wAdinp
through the elushy snow or take TO the
muddy roadway. SouTu SIDE
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

A CURIosITY.-To.d day a young man
llyng in our rural districts, brought a
white muskrat skin to the hat store III
w. W. Heed, 10 our borough. He stated
that he had caught the strange animal In
tue Chester Valley creek. Such specI.
mems OF the rat family are decidedly iare.
- hsd Chester Neus Of SATURDAY..
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

AN UNKNOWN VILLIAS.-As the Baltl.
more train which left this city at S pa
O'Clock on Saturday afternoon was cross.
Jog the Susquehanna, near Hayre de
grace, an unknown william tired a shot
INTO one OF the cars, which whizzed
closely by two Of the passengers.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

SOUTHERN sHAD.-The New York cor
respondent OF the Philadelphia SUNDAY
Mercury says Southern shad have
come, but as yet they can only be had at
Delmonlco's and such heightened restaur.
ants" They can also be had at the
Clayton House, and for ten days pact
have been numbered with the deiicacies
Of that hotel. If we mistake ot, Col.
Sawyer secured the very fret sbad caught
this season, and be has been supplied reg
ularly since.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

SURVEYS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
The following surveys of building lines
have been made By the Surveying Depart
ment Of the city for the past mouth
John Payne, one house n. W. corn CT
Of Front and Van Buren, streets
William l.. Pierce, one house on
Eighteenth street near Madison.
William q. B. Carrow, one house on
B street between Head and Claymout.
Thomas Ford, one house on Third
street above Van Buren,.
Joseph Bickta, store and dwelling house
at second and Jefferson streets.
Edward G. Springer, five houses at
Eighth and Madison streets.
Henry Governs, one house on Ford
street near Scott.
samuel g. Simmons, three houses on
Ninth street near Poplar.
MeCloskey aud McMennamin, one
house on Poplar street between Eighth
and Taylor.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

ENCOURAGING PROSPECTS. The en-
ployees Of the r., W. Il B. Railroad shops
IN this city, who have been working but
eight hours per day during the panic
season, will, on Monday last, performed
nine hours service, with the prospect Of
ten hours work at the beginning of
April. Il is with pleasure we eroniele
such events, and we have no doubt this
will gladden. the hearts OF all concerned.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

"JupaE" DrER-The Seaford cihssa
says; +. II. Dyer, or Judge a. be has
been dubbed by our young men, for the
judgment and wisdom he has manifested Ia
deciding certain intricate question:, ton
love we presumel has not left ua, a. was
supposed. He represents one OF the best
and most AOly conducted papers 10 the
Countrywide DEAwARE STATS JOURNAL
CroAadale 4 Cameron are the publisher
We congratulate those gentlemen on the
iudicloua selection they have made In the
person of Mr.. Dyer, as he 10 . thorough
going business man and will undoubtedly
give the above paper a widespread eireulL
tion In our community,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

SALE or RAILROAD CARS, &C., BY Tub
sHERlFF.-sheriH Williamson Thursday
week sold the rolling stock Of the New
Jersey southern Railroad upon the tracks
Of the Smyrna and Delaware Bay Rail
road and Delaware and Maryland Railroad
Company, for Sl9,757. The stock con-
sisted Of one locomotive and tender, one
passenger coach, ten house cars, and
twenty-three platform cars. The sale
took place at Foxwell's, 10 Smyrna. The
stock was old, and the price obtained is
regarded as full value. An effort was
made 10 replevy the property before the
sale, but as the surety offered was not
deemed sufficient, the Coroner refused to
serve the wrlt.-Dslaparsa Of Saturday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

STEAMER AND HOSE CARRIAGE SOLD
The Fame Hose Company have sold to
The ConshOhocken Fire Company their
steamer and hose carriage for about
$500, and will deliver the same early
this month. The Fame did propose pur-
chasing new apparatus, but what
1t will do now, 10 view Of the action Of
Council on the paid fire department
question, remains 10 be seen.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

SALE OF PARK PRoPERTT.-Mr. Joshua
T. Head has sold To Mr., Edward Belts
about ten acres on the Bfaudywlue, a
part Of the property known as the park
property, and which ought to belong to
The citizens at large.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

Too MUCH CAusHT.-The other night q
gentleman set two muskrat traps on one Of
our whArves, and sometime during the
night a large house rat, with proVerbiL
inquisitiveneas, went smelling around, and
course the trap closed upon II. He tried 10
back out Of the difficulty, and, singular 10
say backed into the jaws Of the othoc
one which was some distance away. Thu
one also closed on him, and In this sondi.
tion he was found. He won't steal oheete
or knaw holes IN corn cribs any more
Sfd ford Ciufeu
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

FRH.-on Sunday morning, about 9
O'Clock, fire was discovered In stable
on Fifth street, between Monroe and
Adams, owned by jeremiah Woods. A
man named Coleman flrht saw the fire
and Informed Mr.. Wood, when II was
extinguished. The fire was burning i'm.
mediately under horse and badly snged
the animal. That 1t was of lueendiary
origin, there Is no doubt.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

BIBLE PREsEsrED.-Geo lie Roblnette
mas furnished the police office with a new
blole, TO take the place of the dllapidaled
one which has been in use there Tor some
years. -'s
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

LUCILLE WEsTERH.-This celebrate 7
actress whose rendering Of East LYME
mas made her famous, is expected in VIII
mlngton some time about the middle Of
thls month with fiIst.class trnn1,e
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

STILL YoUEs.-Mr. James L. Simmons,
aged IS years. walked from Marion
station 10 Crisfel1, a distance of ten
miles, the other day. and performed a
good days work after his arrival. He is
a brick-layer by trade.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. between satur-
day night and halfpast on Sunday
morning, robbery of the meanest kind
was perpetrated In st. Paul's Catholic
Church, Fourth and Jackson street,.
Two stationary money boxes, one con
tanning contributions to the poor, and the
other contributions TO the sanctuary, were
broken opeu and rified of their contents.
The amount of money. stolen lie, Of course,
unknown.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

LAND ,LR.-Mr. John Jerome, OF Roehea.
ter, N. Y. purchased last week, Of MI.
Joseph Is. Tracy. a farm Of 10 acres, three
miles west of Frederick, for about t2,soo.
MIR. Jerome will remove here about the nrlt
Of April, driving his team and bringing hl
family, furniture, sc. with him, diatAnfe
of about 400 mileH - Milford hsUs.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1874-03-07

Gil nettieg parties have been held oulte
frequently this winter In Delaware DIV
Al one a few evenings since. a partv ~
eight ladies and gentlemen knit 5Oi[ vsrds
tie 80, o04 knots. ' A"S W