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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
PRICE TWO CENTS.
FIFTH EDITION.
HIutiny ON the High Seas.
CAPTAIN, MATE, AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE
SHIP LENNIE MURDERED.

CAPTAIN, MATE, AND OTHER OFFICERS OF THE
SHIP LENNIE MURDERED.
LONDON, Nov. ~.
A special despatch to the Times from Paris
contains the following The British ship Lennie,
Capt Hatfield, left Antwerp, on the 23d Of o.
tober, for New York. On the 31st, when of the
island Of Oleron, coast of France, part of the
crew mutinied and murdered the captain, mate
and boatswain.
Bottles containing papers begging for sue
cor were thrown overheard by the portion Of
the crew which did not participate in the attroc-
ity, and these were picked up on the French
coast A vessel was accordingly sent out which
overlook the Lennie. Five men and boy were
on board, the latter four OF whom are suspected
of completely in the crime. Six Greek sailors
escaped in a small boat.
The Lennie will probably be taken into St.
Mazererre, and the accused sailors be delivered
up to the British Government.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

SUNDAY SCHOOL JUBrLEE.--At st Georges
last evening, Sabbath School jubilee was held
~ the Methodist Church, the Presbyterians and
Methodists joining for the purpose. The
church was crowded TO it's utmost capacity.
Everything passed OF very pleasantly, the chill
dren declaiming their pieces, reeting the da'
Iogues and joining in the singing in a manner
ereditable to themselves and refreshingly en-
tertaining to the audience. The Brandywine
NJ. II. Church choir, of this city, eighteen
strong, went down in Seals big wagon to as
sIst IN the exercises. Homer Stewart, of Phila
n.elphia, we bolieye, WAS the general director oi
the evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
1eaths.

FUSMAN.--ln this city, on the 1lth inst, Ann Fus-
man, IN the 63 year OF her age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend The funeral from the
residence OF her son. VIM M. johnson, corner Front
and French streets, on Sunday afternoon, at
O'Clock, to proceed to Wilmington B'andywine
Cemetery.
Gone to meet her brother.
The Daughters of Temperance, No. 9, Union
Daughters and Sons and Daughters No. !, of Tenn
persnce and Martha Washington Council Daugh-
ters of America, No. l. are also invited to attend.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
New York.

THE UNION LEAGUE CLUB HOUSE IN FLAMEs.
NEW YoRK, Nov. IL.
A fire broke out to-day in the kitchen Of the
Union League Hsuse corner OF Fifth Avenue and
Twenty-frst street, and the flames were not sup
pressed before damage WAS done to the amount
Of $25, 900 by fire and water.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

THE EASTERN SHORE APPLE CRop.-Within
the past few years more attention has been be-
slowed to the growing of apples upon the East
ern Shore Of Maryland, AS a consequence,
many young orchards came into bearing this
past season, all giving prolific yield Inc
where it netted from sixty to seventy cents per
bushel-a better return than made by the
peach crop. The apple cop on the Eastern
Shore was probably the greatest ever known.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
The Reading Railroad Investigation.

The Reading Railroad investigation
The Joint Committee to investigate the affairs
Of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
pany and the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and
Iron Company have agreed upon report, in
which they refer the questions Of law to the
courts, recommend the printing of the. testi-
mony for the Attorney General, and condemning
the policy of granting charters such as is held
by this Co. Concerning the charge of conspira-
cy to regulate the price of coal, the COM
mittee think that the combination has not
been injurious to the public.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

BANNER PRE- -ESTATIoN.-On Wednesday even
ing next the Republicans Of Delaware county
will present, at Media, to the Republicans OF
Upper Darby the prize Republican banner as all
acknowledgement OF the largest Republican
gain by that township of any other in the conn
ty over the vote of 1872. MARBLE township has
held tile banner for several years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

HEIGHTS AND DISTANCES. Tho level of the city
at the Friendship engine-house is stated in Benj.
Ferris's book to be 100 feet above the tide.
The distance between the Christiana at Mar
ket St, bridge, and the Brandywine at King st.
bridge, il 1852 feet more than mile.
In a distance of four miles above Wilmington
the Brandywine has fall of 100 feet.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
SECOND EDITION.
NIr. Wilson Rettcr.

A COMFORTABLE SLEEP THIS MORNING G-THE Doc
~ TOR CONFIDENT OF EARLY RECOVERY.
Special by 7elegraph TO the Commercial.
WAsHINoToN. d. c., Nov. 12.
The Vice President slept comfortably from
four to ton O'Clock this morning. When he
awoke, he said he felt better, and began to real
ize the fact that he is weak. He now wants to
read the newspapers. ist.3 n.
The doctor says he has now more confidence
than ever that the Vice President will be out
again in week or ton days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

oDD FELLOWS HALL AT ST. GEoRdEs.-The
walls OF the Odd Fellows Hall at st. Georges
nave been raised, aud the roofers are now put
The building is 46x3z, two stories high the walle
are built of pressed brick upon foundations OF
masonry laid deep in the earth The dedicatory
ceremonies will take place the latter part of this
month or early in next, while the building is IL
ali ~ unfinished state. The plastering will proba-
bynot be put on till Spring so ss to allow the
walls to SETTLE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

CATTLE DIsEAsE.-A new disease amongst cat
tie has made its appearance in southern Lancas-
ter county. 1t attacks them in the throat, and
prevents their eating or drinking. Lydia Ann
Price, of Fulton township, recentl. lost two fine
COWS with this disease
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

SHOT IN THE HAND-Wlliam 16 years old, son
of Michael Coulbourn, of Seaford, was wounded
in the hand while, cunning. After disoharging
one barrel of his gun he undertook to reload it
without lowering tile hammer Of the other, when
it fell. all explosion ensued and wound was in
cted in the hand which may cause amputation.
One shot also passed through the teshy portion
of tle check.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Notes About our Neighbors.

Dr.. l. Hayes, the Arctic explorer,is on visit
To his parents at West Chester.
The First National Bank of Media has declared
a dividend of five per cent, clear of taxes on de-
uand.
The chicken cholera prevails in upper Chester
comfy and is depicting the roosts very rapidly.
The hog cholera il also ravaging the pens about
Ridge Road
The public school children of oxford have col.
lected 10000 cancelled postage stamps in aid oil
That little cripple girl in Philadelphia.
NeAdlng has an epidemic Of scarlet feYer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Shaker In Tenn essee.

AN EARTHQUAKE BUMBLEs FOR TEN SECONDS.
KNOXVILLE, Nov. IL.
There was distinct shock of an earthquake
here at two o'clock, this morning, causing build
ings to sway and rumbling like an explosion.
Coming from the West it rolled gradually to the
East. The shock lasted ten seconds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

A RECTOR CALLED.-Rev. G. M. Galloway has
been called and is now in regular charge OF
Graco Protestant Episcopal Church, Brandywine
Hundred. MIR. Galloway is from Virginia, hav-
ing had charge Of church in Norfolk, bnt more
latterly Of one at Oharlestown, West Virginia.
He s said to be one of the ablest ministers OF the
church, He is the first regular rector of the new
Grace church, Rev. Mr.. Hotchkin having been
temporarily in charge Of it.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
New HOnors to JEFF Davis.

Jefferson Davis has accepted the presidency
of the American department of the mississippi
Valley Society of London. rendered him by the
president of the organization. The object of
this movement is to direct attention to the de-
velopment of the commercial, agricultural and
mineral resources Of the valley of the Mississp-
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Both Drunk-One Killed.

Edward Murphy and his mother, both under
The influence of liquor, attempted to cross the
Taunton railroad, near Middetown, Mass, We'd
nosday, in n wagon, The horse baked, and the
young man was instantly killed by an approach
ing train. His mother escaped.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

Nothing has yet been heard of the missing
boats of the lost steamer CITY of Waco, and Ia
ter accounts leave it doubtful whether any left
the ship. II not, all those on beard must have
perished either by fire or drowning.
During the past week heavy and almost inces-
SAINT rains have fallen throughout England
and France. and many parts Of both countries
are flooded,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

FELL DEAD IN THE RoAD.-A horse belonging
to Donahoe & Robinson fell dead in the road,
yesterday. while being driven slowly along
past the residence Of John LeFevre
The horse was very old one, and died from the
effects of age. A grave was dug and the horse
buried in neighboring field.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Fall OF = Building.

THREE CHILDREN CRUSHED TO DEATH.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 12.
About noon to-day, dwelling house on 9sth
street, below Market, West Philadelphia, fell
down. Three children who we're playing around
1t were crushed to death.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
nancIal.

PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW York, Nov H.
Gold opened, this morning, at S1.14lI.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The police record, this morning; comprised
only three drunks.
In. Mills, General Agent Of the Delaware r..
r., returned this morning from western tour of
peaAura
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

MIR. FowLER's LEoTuREs.-About seventy
persons gathered in Institute Hall, last evening,
10 listen to the lecture of Prof. o. s. Fowler on
" ihfe and Self-Culture." Those who were there
were not only entertained but instruct
ou by the Prof. in his remarks upon this subject
OF vital Importance to us all. This evening he
Will lecture on " Matrimony," and some further
wholesome information will be impaired.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
New advertisements.

LNNTERPRISE COAL.-IN ORDER TO
~ better accommodate my increasing trade, l
have again opened a coal yard, at West and Water
Streets which | intend to conduct IN connection
with my yard at the wharf Of j. Morton Poole d
Co, and am now stocking both yards with all the
different sizes of Enterprise coal, which has given
such universal satisfaction wherever used, after
trial, all people want to know, is where to get 1t
and they will buy no other.
Ofiices West and Water streets, and Orange and
Water.
apr17-1yof JOSEPH FOUT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

NEW DEpoTs.-The Philadelphia, Wilmington
and Baltimore Railroad Company have complete
cd neat aud tasteful depot at Norwood. on the
property of John Cochran, and another is nearly
finished at Eddystone, on the premises of VIM.
Simpson & Son, near Chester.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

The WEST CHURCH JUBILEE PRAISE MEETING.
The Trustees Of the West Presbyterian Church
made their final settlement with Mr.. Candy yes
terday. No doubt the whole community will re-
joice with the West Church congregation to
know that the debt is now paid, and the church
saved from the jeopardy in which 1T was pl aced.
A jubilee praise meeting for the great deliver
ance will be held in the church on next Sabbath
evening, at which hymn composed for the oc-
cason will be sung to the old familiar tune of
"Harwell." Many other hymns of praise and
Thanksgiving, composed and arrgnged for the
occasion, will be sung, and also Warrens Te De-
um 1t will be jubilee occasion, and no doubt
will attract large congregation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
MarriaNfS.

QUIGLEY-GOUID-In this city, November 10th,
In the Delaware Avenue Baptist church, by the
Rev ]. Haldeman, Winfield s. Qnigley and
Lola N. Gould, both OF Wilmington, Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

MORE LOCOMOTIVES p. w. r. R.
have determined to further increase the num-
ber of their locomotives, and are building Nos.
rs and 76. Work was begun upon the boiler OF
rs quite recently, and 76 will be started soon.
No. 73, the last of the larger class now building
will be ready for its trial trip in about ten days
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
Thc Ward YYiIICase.

The Jury in the Ward will case at Detroit
Mich, announced at IL O'Clock Wednesday night
that they were unable to lagree. The question
upon which they failed being matter of fact
aud not OF law, they were sent back.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
New Announcements, To-day.

Wanted-half grown girl
Good for day or night-Dlamond spectacles
Notice-Republican Club
Wanted situation by boy
Pocket knives-Bilany
Scissors-Billany
List of unclaimed letters
Nice ENTHUSIASTICALLY
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S brevity
Fullmers brevity
Gouert's brevity
Buxbaum's brevity
Webbs brevity
Dubell's brevity
Funeral Notice
Adair's brevity
Ainscow's brevity
Reynolds brevity
Bowman's breuity
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

| TIE LoANs.-The Star Loan held its 93d
monthly meeting, last evening, and sold % 300
| at par. $500 WAS left on hand.
| The Young Mems Loan. at its 18th monthly
meeting, last evening, sold $500 II, 5000 at
| 13, 5000 at 8, and the remainder was applied to
withdrawals.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 49,
Probabilities-For the Middle States, falling
barometer southeast to southwest winds,
warmer clear or partly cloudy weather, followed
by rising barometer and westerly winds.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRocEEDINGs.-At the
meeting of the Historical Society, last evening,
a committee was appointed to receive and enter
tain Hon. Isaac d. Jones, of Maryland, who will
visit this city to deliver the annual historical
address, on December 7th.
DIR. Wales presented the Latin thesis, on
'Bsters," read by DR.. George Monroe, an emi-
nent physician of this State, on his graduation
at the University of Edinburg, in 1856.
Rev. Mr.. Israel, for Sam'l McClary, Esq, pre-
scented an old land patent from John, Thomas,
and Richard Penn, to John Gregg, executed in
June 1888, and conveying tract of land in the
Northwestern section Of this city, presumably a
part of that which it has been proposed to buy
for Park.
Copies of the elegant photographs Of the Old
Swedes church and the ancient communion SER
vice were shown. They are very large, and arepro'
nounced specimens of the highest Photographic
art The card on which they are mounted is q
by 29 inches the photograph, itself, q fy II.
Fifty copies haye been made-30 of the church,
and 20 Of the communion service. Five of each
Of these are taken by the Society, for presenta-
ton to King Oscar of Sweden, the Arch
bishop of Upsala and others. Those in
tended for those two, dignitaries have been
boxed up, and are ready to be sent tc
Sweden. The remaining 40 copies-25 of the
church and Is of the servce--are partly sold,
and few copies are still for sale, at $40 for a
single one. or SIS for two Col. McComb and
Senator Bayard have each purchased several
copies.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

The CRY CLocK.-Edwin Hirst, keeper Of the
city clock, having overhauled the machinery and
put it in order is to-day replacing the hands, and
the clock has been set in motion once more. This
evening the dial will be lighted up, and upon it
the tleeting moments will hereafter be marked.
The striking apparatus is not yet in order.>
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
finamfiaI Cards.
T,HE ARTISANS SAVINGS BAN

TNHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
tO2 MARKET STREET,
Incorporated February 2S, 1861.
Open TO receive deposits daily from q. m, until
4, p. IN. and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
from to O'Clock.
A SEMI-ANNuAL DIVIDEND, AT THE RATE
OF six per cent has been regularly paid on deposits
since the organization of the Bank and 1t Ia the ex
pectation Of the Managers, that this rate CT div-
dends will be continued.
When dividends are not Withdrawn, they are ac-
counted as deposits. Thus permanent deposits
compound their interest twice In each year.
MANAGERS:
WILLIAM y. HILLBs, GEORGE w. BUSH,
CLEMENT B. SMYTH, GEORGE s. CAPELLK,
CHARLES W. ROWLAND M. L. LICHTENsTKIN,
EDWARD DARLINGTON, NATHANIEL R. BENSON.
HENRY #. DURK. jon H. JACKSON,
K. M. STOTsENBURG, WIN. Fl. SWIFT,
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
VIM. 4. HlLLES, President.
GEO. W. BUSH, Vice President.
apr14,u <. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12

Wyoming has a lake at the bottom of which
| is a layer OF EPSON salts. The children cry for
it,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-11-12
commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETs.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II.
Flour quiet, but steady ; Penna family, $50
0D7OO ; high grades, $750@DS,50. Prime wheat
wanted at full prices; red sl3S for Penna-, 81 90
01.20 for Western amber, S1.39 white 40
01.4. Rye 75c. Corn dull and one cent lower;
yellow 74CD75c mixed 73@75c. Oats fairly ac-
tive white 4O0D4Sc mixed and stained 35@D37c.
Whisky, $1.1G.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-06-04

at Is the pace that kills" People who
live fast get old rapidly. Nothing wears out
the constitution like dissipation and late
hours. Hygeia, goddess Of health, bitterly
revcnges herself upon oil who break her
laws, not alone those who do so wantonly,
but even those who are compelled by hard
necessity. Constant overwork saps the
physical structure with no less certainty, IL
less rapidly, than dissipated habits. There
Is, however, an antiseptic which, SO far as 1T
rs in the power Of medicine 10 retard the
wear and tear Of the system thus accelerated
achieves that object most successfully. This
preventative is Hostetter's stomach Bitters,
vitalizing agent without peer. Prema-
ture decay, whether IL be the result Of inner
ent weakness, hard work, continuous anx-
iety, dissipation or disease, is stayed in It's
withering career, and the exhausted and
shatt9cd system powerfully reinforced by
this genial restorative.
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Mr.. Stone,ofDaIlas. Texas,is n man

Mr.. Stone, ofDallas, Texas,is man
who doesn't like to he contradicted.
Those best acquainted with him are
aware of this idosyncrasy and conduct
themselves accordingly, for Mr.. Stone
is in the desperate line of business,
and kills people who annoy him. On
last Tuesday night Mr. Stone and some
other men We're in boarding house
together, and Mr.. Stone was uneasy.
When Mr.. Stone is uneasy his friends
keep away from him. In course of the
conversation, Mr.. Stone remarked, with
an air of regret: 81 know shall kill
some fellow tonight To most of
those present, such remark indicated
something, but Mr.. Obenchain,
who heard the words, and who,
perhaps, did not know Mr.. Stone
very well, intimated that the "fellow"
killed would probably be only mos
quito. Mr. Stone had of course but one
thing to do under the circumstances
He drew out his pistol and shot Mr..
Obenchain then and there. There was
some cOmmOti0n, and a Texas paper
remarks that Mr.. Stone is "bad man."
but there appears no account of an ar
rest. Mr.. Obenchain shouldn't have
contradicted heightened gentleman
with conviction that somebody must
be killed. LIST. Louis Republican,. Z,
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WE were shown, yesterday, by Mr..
Russell, some heads of blue stem wheat,
now growing on the place of Mr.. J. p.
Lawrence, in the southern part of this
county, which measure six and half
and seven inches in length. These
heads were taken from field of forty
acres, which it is thought will average
thirty-fve bushels per acre. Who can
beat thisa Mr.. Lawrence, has field
of alfalfa, or Chill clover, Mr.. Russell
tells us, sown in March, which is now
more than twenty inches in height
Some sown last year is over three feet
in height.
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SECRETARY BRIsTow having success
fully Strengthened the crooked whisky
ring, has now turned his attention to
miss Flora McFIimsey's" trunks. AS
soon rs that young woman returns
from Europe, special custom house Of
ficers go down into the sacred bottoms
of her boxes, unearth the contents in
the way of "crooked" millinery, and
collect the duties on articles hitherto
so clearly struggled into the country.
All OF which is very sad.
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For the benefit of such of our citi-
zens as have laudable pride in the
good name of our city abroad, we copy
an article this morning, from the st.
Louis Republican, ON recent occur
renee In our midst. The writer, proba-
bly,, had no other object than to be or
appear, witty and amusing. But it is
a serious subject for us, and we give
the article to show what kind OF rep
utation such occurrences as the wanton
shooting of Mr.. Obenchain Is making
for us abroad. We have not yet chron-
icled tile release Of Stone on nominal
bail, but 1t is likely we shall be able to
do so In few days.
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THE LATE GENERAL GEORGE IL.
THOMAS.

Amongst the numerous newspaper
criticisms, called out by the appear
ance of General Sherman's memoirs of
the war, is one from the st. Louis Re
publican of O recent date, defending
General George FL. Thomas memory
from the ''scant credit,n to use the Re
pubiican's phrase, given him In Cen
eral 6herman's book. After giving a
sketch Of Its hero's early life and ca
reer, the Republican goes on to sayi
'Tbe moral stuff Of them man was des-
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Persons maIlngsingle copies Of TliE
DALLAR DAILy HERALD should bear
la mind that the paper, with wrapper
ready for mailing, weighs less Than one
ounce, aud the postage IL hut oNE
oENT, TnE WEEKLY HERALD weighs
less than two ounces aud costs Tw0
cENTs transient postage,
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THAT tone cent" damages awarded
j. w. Mitchell, by n st. Louis jury, as
balm for his wounded honor, he hav-
ing been called "shyster" by the Re-
publican, sticks in the throat of the
Republican worse than Macbeths
amen. One cent Is considered by that
paper az an enormous verdict.
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ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, tho Leo cs-
tate, wherein the bodies of seventeen
thousand federal soldiers lie buried, IL
not the property of the government
which should take steps TO acquire II
by purchase from it, owner, General
q. w, q. Lee,
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THE grasshopper Is "a burthen in Mis-
souri,, and the governor has issued n
proclamation fixing II day of fasting
and prayer. This il source of much
sacriligious snecrlng on the part of the
Brooklyn and Chicago press these two
cities being engaged, just now, in the
experiment of ignoring the Almighty
altogether in secular affairs.
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GRANT does not want n third term,
of course, but then you see II may be
his painful duty to accept IL, to prevent
the country falling into the hands OF
the diabolical banditti democracy. He
il, therefore, ready to once more inn
molate himself for the good of the ma
ton ut the rate of fifty thousand n year.
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THE GRAY TO THE BLUE.

Betweeu the Federal
Decoration Committee and Generals
Pillow and forest-Letters that are
Fully Up TO the Spirit Of the Times
and Equal 20 the Occasion or Recon.
Citation.
.N Memphis Appeal $40
The following correspondence, hand
ed US for publication, sufficiently ex-
plains itself:
LETTERS TO AND FROM GENERAL Pill
H Low.
"a MEMPHIS, May "a, 1876.
General Gideon .. Pillow;
DEAR STR-I have the honor TO state
that the committee Of arrangements