The daily gazette., 1878-03-15
The Bachelor Boat Club.

TIE Bachelor Boat Club held regu-
lar meeting, last evening, aud reorgan-
ized for the season of 1873 by clecting
the following officers:
Presldent-Wm. FL. Bowers.
Vice President Geo. +. Smith.
Secretary-Geo. III. Mccall.
Treasurer-John Hazlet.
Captain-Thomas II. Lewis.
Lieutenant-CharlesJ j. Campbell.
1t is the intention of the club to 90 at
once into active practice, and to use
their utmost endeavors to create a gem
eral interest in boating during the COM
ing season. To do this, they con tenn
inducing other organizations to come
here and contest with them on the
Christiana.
The Bachelor will probably be the on
ly rowing clabin this city during next
summer, as the Delaware, Pioneer and
Undine have disbanded.
Persona
Esquire Geo. s. Hagany went to
Chestertown, Md, yesterday, to look
in upon the Conference and see after
the interests OF Asbury Church and its
pastorate.
AT the 58th annual commencement of
tn. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy,
in Philadelphia this evening the degree
of P.G., graduate in pharmacy will be
conferred upon number OF students,
including the following from Della
ware: Nehemiah Davis, d. W.
Fawkes, R. q. Marley, Frank Roop
Smith, Frank +. Trimble.
Among the graduates of the Wemen's
Medical College, of Philadelphia, yes
terday morning was Miss Josephine
NJ. r. White, of Delaware. Miss
White recently graduated with high
honors at the Wesleyan Female Col
lege of this city.
The Collins and Chambers
Case.
The documents and evidence in the
case of Collins and Chambers, now un.
der sentence of death at New Castle, for
conviction of the crime of rape, have
been laid before Governor Cochran, for
his consideration. 1t is not expected
that a pardon will be granted but the
friends of the condem ned m IN hope
they will be respiUed until the case can
be further examined into.
Attention.
Those who have notIaken advantage
of the offer of Rees, Welsh s. Co., the
Philadelphia book buyers should do so
Tomorrow as that is the last day their
agent will be here. They offer cash
for your old books. Address them
care of Clayton House and they will
call. They buy from single book to
chest full. IT.
Resident Physician.
DR.. Harvey Kemble, WHO grad uated
at the annual commencement Of JEFF
ferson College on Tuesday last,
at h a d phia, has been
appointed resident physician at the
Aims House, by the Board of Trustees.
This is no salary attached to The posi-
tion.
Temperance.
The Moral Suasion Reform Association
will hold another of their popular tenn
perance meetings this evening at Third
and KING streets. There will be several
good speakers present and also some
fine vocal and instrumental music. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Paying the Bills.
The City Treasurer is busy to-day
paying the bills that were allowed last
night by Council. Among the payments
was a check of $1,000 for the Board of
Education, and $4,000 to the Union
Bank for the renewal of note.
New Way to Advertise.
A novel mode of political advertising
is now " itnessed upon the streets, the
medium of which is Gus O'Donnell
boot-black, who carries around on his
box the card OF DIR. Zach Dennis, the
workingmen's candidate for Coroner.
Complaints of depression in trade are
now general In Brussels, which seems