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Ra,hing AT Narrarnnsctt Pier.

AT Narragansett Pier from IL A. NJ to 2
l.. NJ. Is hathing time, ~ and to fully describe the
the beach or IN the water, AMI then the fun begins.
There is the greatest rivalry between the bellies IN the
retiring at home, think 1t no harm I" display their
charms here. There is every difference In the world
between n Wannt-strect mansion or n Cincinnati
residence and hotel at Nariagansett Pier. At home
the young girl would think 1t u sin to show TO the
vulgar eyes the tips of her pretty toes. Icrehcr
chief object is to get herself up for the bath In a man
ner which shall set oil her rounded ankle and limbs
and her entire form 10 the best of advantage. but,
bless You! nobody thinks anything of that. 1t is
body looks for IT, II Is amusing to witness the meta
m"rphoss which every girl Is bound to go through II
come on t" the beach in very modest MANNER hurry
Into the surf and hurry back to the house, AFRAID
that some one win see her. Ter inthing-dress OF
dark blue, Hastily trimmed with white, is buttoned
up closely about her pearly neck, aud the sleeves
reach IL her wrists. Her blouse, buckled about
her waist, falls below her knees, while the
termed, fall from under the blouse away
down TO her ankles, where they are closely tied
gradually shorter, the paniaets lose an inch Of hcil
length every day until ut length they fall no further
comes the rivalry helween the girls for beautiful and
costly stockings. beautifully worked fabrics whicl
cling closely 10 the limb are sought for. The girl now
and when this stage Is reached the meamorphosls Il
complete. She cannot bear that any girl shall display
more style In tine water than she can, and her HE il
| made miserable In consequence The bathing lion
comes, and the beautiful sea nYmphs parade up ant
down tile beach IN their bathing attire, and Of cours
they attract attention. but that Is Just what they ar
| aiming AT. Their white arms gllsten Ia tile sun
They step into the water and start back with 'My
us so cold - But II isn't No, indeed, that !
only ruse Their first object Is gained. The In
coming breaker has inOistened the beautiful stocking
| until II almost becomes part of the limb itself, s
close does II cling. Every line and every motion
distinctly shown. Then the girl plrales mp and dow
the beach with her lover, who holds ui-coOred su
umbrella her head, and enjoys the sensation sll
makes. II may seem imm0lest away from the sea
Shore but no one thinks 1t Is here They all do II
and fashion covers everything. 1t Is nothing for
girl to spend the entire bathing time ON the beach
NrrrdDuaSeU Pier HeTuId.
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Remarkable Scene at BaIbo's wake.

The body of Balbo. who was hanged in
New York on Friday, was taken to an undertaken
Friday night: The scene Is described as most re-
markabe. There seemed to he . fascination about
the dead body, aud the underaker's rooms were
thrown open 10 the public and a crowd numbering
thousands gathered The line Of those who wished
to see tho body was formed In the middle Of the
on. At 5:30 O'Clock this line was lGngest. 1t
reached past Mulberry street. AMI many men, women,
and children Of many shades natOnalitlcs and con-
dtions were In II. The Italians Wore most numerous,
but there Were many negroes, Chinese, and Germans.
There we've hunredso Of bare footed persons of ragged
nets than with. Louis Layozo, who attended
the door, said that FOR ten hours he had been
pushed and ahnsed by the scramDng and qnafreling
In line, and that during all the time he had looked
upon nothing but u sea OF faces, apparently coming
twice AS fast as they Went ill., At $50 O'Clock, when
the pressure was sail to be much lighter than II had
been All day, $50 persons passed the head Of the coffin
In Ave minutes. Several men stood In the room hnr
rying the children along WIN gentle sho,es and call.
Ing necessarily to others: stepalOng Sepaiong -
Others cried " Hats oil ~ AMI II the order not
at once o'eyed the hat was taken OF by those w9
iosled each other. Men with diamond atlllE aud gold
watch chains walked SIDE by s'e w,lh fruit yenders
, and poolp1cks Many msM AUD wo'Ien iurled away
Others lifted their little children up that They might
| see the man that was hanged Men and women
touched the face Of the dead murderer. Others touched
the flowers Of The coin or the dead mans clothes and
kissed their fingers niierward. Scores Of men and
women bowed and crossed themselves. Many Boosted
Of having come from distant places 10 Ree the body.
Others commented ON the action OF the Governor In
refusing to save iaibo, The Irish women We're the
hands and called for vengeance those who caused
the hanging, or otener still they cried and buried
cally quiet. They fingered ave, the bndy aud had Ia
be pushed away, but Ia half an hour during whlcb
time three hundred lialiins passed the con not one
was he,,d tonller word. The line OF persons moy-
Ing toward tie door was somelges n0Isy AVID d,Soy-
| deIlY. Men aud wolpen WhQ lad hoop 10 500 The
body aud Tiled TO get ~ line agan w'ang'd With The
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AStrny CrocoulIc.

Some six weeks ago lively young crOco-
die cOhtryed one night to effect Us escape from do
srpha 'hUlkOwa's travelling menugriie, then exhibit
ing al Kuschwaria, and all the efforts made Ia dis
ver it, hiding place in ie neighbOrlng brooks aud
ponds proving nuitless Us proprielress after three
days search, gave v up as iIfeIleyaby lost and de-
parted or her further professional rOan,la. month
later the smith of Salnau, a village not far irum
kusrhwaIda, was stIOlllng home toward evening
through the rain, when lie suddenly espcd, lying In
- huge puddle ON the high road, what he at fst took
To be Il drunken man, pr"straio and helpless. Upon
wading ina The mud, with the charitable intention of
oNiIa6ting HE recImhent ono from so Iniry be he
perceived to his establishment llat The object ~ MS
snHcitule was the missing ClOgOdIle. NplLiub
dauntcd, lac fastened rOpe around the sluIiah'
scaly body behlnd is shoulders, AMI M u along until
he nGI cart, MO Ghich with He a4sisiaGp ul HE
driver, he nanaged 10 III ~ iHn ci0rulo maize ~
resistance but followed It's CapOr as Inoukly as though
II had been tame dog Tied Ia string. On sULsr-
quent examination II was found 10 have increased Ia
sze and weight during ils spell Of liberty, and he
for crocodile, In excellent health aud spirits What
II had fed upon while roaming abuul the country aud
how II had Kept OFT the cold daring the chilly night
Of May and jane, SIN mysteries To IT. owner who
has luyiully recovered possession OF her tIuau. -
LOHdUH Ttitgfdph.
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The Nass.aaj Rifles.

The Rifles have settled down IL work in q
business like manner, and ~ an early day i"t ".Deci
Il, have military organization that Win eclipse the
well neriled reputation enjoyed by their Ola company
la It's pAmIest days Their mnsicr-rOl now numbers
Hfty- five active members, each one Of whom Is work
Ing hard aud faithfully Ia make II q success 1he
company Is exercising great care In considering aI-
pl..t, os for membership and II Is their aim Ia ad-
init only Isa possessing the legitimate qualifications
Of II gentleman w every sense "f the word lhry
have completed ar,angeHgpis with Mr.. Marlni for
the permanent occupation 81 NJ lqll rs an irmOly,
aud peIiectng their paus iDf li,l aHf winter
work, 'ul. burnside, their commanding oMrtr has
made the proper rquislOn for their guns ana equip
ments aud The same viii he hOnOred the coming
week A uniform committee has been appointed Ia
select suo SAMPLES as lhoy may ueeh 30.
cllzcns constitute their NJ ri honorary members u
date: cob William q. Moore, IiuYsoy lylnr, W.
y. Dalton, Noble y. Larner, James T.. Wil'e.i,
W. Drpw, g. q. Duncanson, -. r. Llgelow, capt
II. ". I0wgaie, +. -. Mcclure, Francis Iiuiiy,
Waller IL. wynn William $, Thompson !.
saks, T., g. CaTJjUgiOn, ~, John y. Waggaman,
T. bradley Adams, Dr. Charles warren, william u.
slerne, Campbell Darlington, james y orWe, VII
liam II. ioosec. Frank llagerty, o. W. F"rsberg,
stt.1 A A
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The new establishment of ,Iulius Lans-
hIrgl the popular carpet furnisher, 3l5 seventh
street between - and Pennsylvania avenue, VIII DE
formally opened TO the public Tomorrow morning,
August .. II Is with pleasure We chronicle this an
noincement. MIR. Lansbnrgh intends 10 make 1t
Ris-class In every respect. No shOddy ware VIII be
allowed upon Ills shelves, and each ana every article
will he sold upon the popular low-price system, which
means, rs heretofore, at - rOck-bottom. Tie new
building is the halsonest In the ciy-siNty-ive feet
higii pressed brick, trimmed with ohio stone a'i
snio.uied with elegant polished granite. The inle-
rior H. arranged upon The most approved plan, an ee-
CANT elevator eslendng throughout the building,
speaking tubes. ANA electric bells. Upon the FIRST
lioor extra super carpets llree-pys, hall ahd staii
NenetiaiIs, upholstery goods, AMI window shades VIII
he kent The second floor VIII he dcvoiea to tapestry
and body Brussels, velvet, and Administer carpets,
and q full line Of lace curtains "f all qualities. The
third tor viii he devoted to parlor furniture, marble
Top tables Inuuiel and pier mirrors. The ionrt io0
win he used for yDrk-roOms and the designing Of In
terror decorations. TIE linoeulns, oil-cloil, an'
COCOA mating department. TAG been placed IN ih'
basement. This establishment, kno~n Tor Us enter
prise. will be upuiipd to-moffow morning. 'oinineh
is unnecessary. II hard work aud desire to pleas
the iany who will call during the coming season VII
make his new establishment success, our frlen'
Lansburgh viii surely have II, for no one ~ his lin
II business spends more for printers INK ANA VINO de
serves Iii.I- prosperity.
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A friend of mine who has just returned
from Turkey, aud who had occasion 10 he brought In
contact with the Sultan aud many ri his Ministers,
tells me that the commander Of the Faithful II, With
out exception the most utterly faithless scamp Ia Ibis
dominios Whenever he appoints Minister lie says
10 himi 'NOu must find means 10 resist all demands
tor reform, and your tenure Of office VIII depend upon
The length OF time that YOU can do this without CONE
promising me. Eventually the ambassadors VIII COM
plain of you, when shall pretend TO be most ihdig-
nant al your not having carried ON my policy, aud
shall sacrifice yOu for having deceived me. - The
sultan Is ihe son Of Armenian muther, and II Is
generally supposed that his real father WAS asn an
Armenian. He H. neither drnnkarl nor "A SOlup-
tuary, and, although by no means an able man, he
has q considerable amount Of los cunning. lie Is ne
heYed 20 be accommodating c0hs ieIahlc lund, iOf
although the 1nanGe Of his country are la desperate
condition. do ~ aud yet neither the army
nor the ciyi employee are pail. The sole hold Of the
Sultan his subjects Is that liz Is the head Of their
religion. Tie only IDau Who can compete with lin
for his position is the SheTeel Of Mecca The Hast
Shereef was Ambitious man, ana II Is believed mat
he was assasuateJ IN consequence oi orders received
from COnstantnope. The present sheEecf Is young
luan, aud the assassination ~! BIS predecessor ha-
aroused much feeling ia his behalf. Throughout
Arabia and in syria the Turks OF IunsiaIlhol'e are
aetested, and II would he GDnnd policy on our Hui
encourage the separation OF AIabla aiu syria from
Turkey. Were these two countries laDks W as III
dependent Of tie Turks, the Eastern question wohd
he solved the Inhabitants nf ASIA MIIor would JON
the Arab kingdOln which would hecpIns our bgp'e,l
ally, while IN Europe the Empre Of the sulidh "oDt'
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The bicycle Nuisance.

The gallOping snob Of the ancient bal
lad, - writes - A survivor, '"tAuasp edna IN liia
park, yet lives " NJ .raSpie. Win no poet, while 1t
II si.I iim- insure similar Immortality To the street
bicycisiY Just the shades u the evening begin
fail, when br0ngham and hanson are busy speeding
the yOtaiies 0f pleasure their way 10 boredom then
the sons of coekalgne sally forth, and, mounted ON
their steeds of steel, euyet amid the throng The
lnper0rbablllly Of ihe london cap' to.se fgegel,l
ther Dangerous dGi,g,.Y ilpp ailainipg Tic heroic
i,OiO.idns Of suicide OF anslanghter SAVED iIOu,
dozen collisions, tue aggiessor gides away ~ nj
unph WIN sms OF Contempt tot The terror which 1t
iis function Ia create HUI In twilight evende The
frequency Of such eats somewhat detracis from their
distinction True glory Is Reserved for the solitary
bIeyelist who In broad MONDAY and gOrgeOusy arlaye
trayeIses the whole length OF oxford street ricoa-
dily. Away he HES over the toes OF the elderly spin
sei who Is forever Just about TO the street under
the nose Of the skliish mare which The spruce cavalier
ia plotting toward the park, right across the bows Of
the Isuan's cart as II runs It's customary aIuuck al
AN Inc Queens Ueges-a cart no lunEor supTeInc
among the elrOIs of the street While rejoicing, as
every RrltOn should, Ia exhibitions Of courage aud
agility, plain man ls tempted 10 wish that the bcy-
clist might attain Ills we'll merited fame with more
tenderness for his less bold aud accomplished follow
citizens. Decidedly We need anOlherl Juyenal ana
another Third Satire. ''-PdH Nall Gazette
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K,,un,. T.nrrISr 10 Cnieaeo.

In another column will be found the ad-
ycrtscnent Of the great Pennsylvania route fuT the
meeting of the Grand Encalnpment Of The lhlle'l
states az Chicago on The l7th instant. Tue adfau-
tag.s uf This great trunk line are speed, comfort,
safety ami unriyaed scenery. The fast train leaH-
ing lrTp al flock in the morning affords SPLEEN
ana opportunity oi Viewing the beautiful valley OF llio
Juniat.l, TIA famous holse-s hOe curve beyond Al
ipolia the descent Of the mOnnIainG apd he PACK
saddle in The Cuneinaugh by daylight arriving IA
rittsburg for supper and Chicago the neat morning Al
X: 20 clock thus being tile IOd but ono night
The tickets for the round trip going cut VA iht
PENNSYLVANIA road and returning Via the Baltimore
~. ohio are only si7. % IA TenpiaIs and their lami-
lies god nom the 10Th to the 3ist and eau ony be
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES.


Ellick has been released Ey the Worces-
tiers.
The Athletics of Philadelphia, will play |
the Nationals at Coney Island during this month.
Tie games of the colored clubs are attract
large crowds to the National grounds. The games are
evenly played aSI cause mucn excitement
Cogsws e Troys, has permanently
retired rro@&Sv XII field Tobin late Of Abanys
and " urCcscrs, has heen secured III his place
The BAY City Club. of San Francisco. has
been disl,an,lel. McNry. Sweeney, Rowen, Nolan,
aud Kelly, who were members are on their way
East.
Hines leads the Providence team in bat
ring and run getting. Ward has resigned the cap
taincy, and porgan has been elected III his place oil
this nine.
our citizens are very eager 10 witness
good game Of ball. and sigh longingy for the return
of the Nationals particularly the holders oil season
tickets.
on Friday the Nationals defeated the
newly-organized Albany team'ly score of 10 to 2.
The game played in Albany and attracted quite
large audience.
Tn. Albanvs expect to make up a nine
from the following material viz. Cri,chley. igha,
Smiley, Mnloon, Mack, Shoult, Recap, hckers"l'
Troy, Harbridgc, and several other well-knowh pay
eIs.
The Hop Bittcrs Company, who are back
ing the iochesters, have offered reward of one nun
dred dollars for the capture df Mr. Horace H. Pll-
p's, the late manager of the club he having turned
up missing with 300 of the mer's pay.
The Stars and Waverleys meet tomorrow
on the National grounds. Wise and Dlggs pitch and
catch for stars while cate pitches FOR the WaNer-
leys. good game may lie looked for, as both nine'
embrace the best amateur talent In the city.
On Monday the Nationals and BuilaloS
came together for the second time this season al
Springfield, Mass, and for the second time the Ma
tonals succeeded In shutting them ont completely, tn
score being : too. The individual play OF the Ma
tionals We're excellent only one error being made II
the whole game. Derby pitched In splendid style
putting eight out on strikes, while Inc BhllaIos ON
made three safe hits on him.
nine composed of players from Tn
HERALD and GdzGtte Offices defeated the Carroll III
stu. nine on tile excursion of the Institute At Mar
shalt Hall OH Monday last. The game was finely con
tested, hut WAS eventually won by the 'khlghts ,
the stick ~ by score of to 2. lnrner's clIa
lightning pitching a principal feature, VIM
Browns and - Marier's'' general play receive
the applause the large number OF ladies' present
After The game the depttS were ttdd out ana tItac
10 a fnt supper by the vanquished collegians.
The standing of the League clubs is give
fellow One of the noticeable features OF the strugg
now Is the many defeats being sustained by the sio
Chicago aud the steady advancement al me ifo
idence. The clubs cOntestine are fghtihg nara j.
rrst, second, third. aud fourth positions, while u
Cincinnats are determined hone shall occupy tlgh
laeeB themselves
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a UsefuI Hecipe.

MOI every one knows That II ink is spilled
ON a carpet on a w0olen article, II can be removed
without leaving trace. ms Is very easily done IL
the ink Is attended 10 While sim wet. Tale clean
bpttllg paper n cgliOp batting and gently up pp al
the np thai pa. no. snaepl ~ ihtf i6nr d iittlG
mllk on tho spot and snaE pp tFhp the carpet
with fresh cotton Mating. " VII need 10 he renewed
two thIee fines, iiosh mix and cotton bGng use
each time, aud the spot win disappear, Then was.
the spot With clean s0apsuds and ruD dry With cea
cloth II The ink has been allowed 10 dry n tile milk
must ,c.nan longer and bc repeated many tunes ul
with perseverance every pailt.epI lho nnediug uiU
can hr made % dlsuDpe;lI,
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rne Sur. isnsiau August.

Jupite. will he AN interesting oo,aet dur
ing me evenings az This month, climbing up the hort
zun Ike brilliant yOu"s nu1n. saturn Is morning
star and follows closely IN the ggke of the more bril-
liant Jupiter. He is Increasing IN silc ad clea
u lint each night, and Is well worthy Of observation
Uranus and Venus, those inaUets being then only
forty 6ye IDIutes of degree apart TINS phen0me-
non " M afiOId pne flpdy Of The contrast ~ paI-
taTy .lsDIs ihe d,lIcafe iiyt of Uranus and 40
uutals oft gul1eD hue Of Nenll being beautifully
nus rated a. e4aJ! through Ihe telescope.
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The New York HorH of Saturday, in an
sOn.ici ing that Luke BiaI,bIrn would he among the
starters iur the Grand Umoa prize, said: 'Iere was
a large attendance at the track flis afternoon, ana
the selling would 80 doubt have b"eu good Dl Tor me
startling appearance nf Luke Blackburn ia iie Gfahd
InioA prize. THAT his owners have wonderful conn
denoe ia his ability Is proved from the TACT That iity
start him IA thr face of his having 10 give Glenmore
20 pounds; Dge Dime, ~ pnuhls' Ffahkllu, ~
pounds; 'hiipary sweep, - Iounds ,tInmle r., 80
pounds and General PHILLIPS 10 pounds. II he WINS
lie Is certainly the most wO,lsfinl horse YET tired III
ts country, for the performances ~ snch horses ~
<ilenuinIe one Dime, Franklin, anI iamlnle Y.
show them To be- good. If the betting Is any cI;flio
tie ia sure ~ win Luke Blackburn started ana dd
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" nlnnlag,r

The Countess of Antrim has effected di-
version. The cards for her last afternoon AT
plng Al AiaO precisely aud, as may be inaginci
this created considerable excitement What yVnL la,
about 70 happen Was HE Nuun,ess be"t ON bath
could i eS I, Vas simply that each visitor dipped
MS VI heI h"d Into vast receptacle and drew p,t,
',ne small aud elegant present The sdsa proved I
adopte, NJ lauhUAap,e ghtGpiiOns. II adds consider
app W. inl OPPORTUNITIES for display; II viii enabi,
people 10 show oil their wealth Ia undeniubc man
ner and this the great ambition OF society =
LnnInM Cor. LinerpOnL ODnrier.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-08

The good housewife, when she is giving
heI house Its spring renOyatng, should hear Ia mind
that the dear inmates Of her house are more precious
than many houses aud that their syStcIus need cleans
ing by purifying tile blood, regulating the stomach
aud bowels 10 prevent and The diseases arising
from spring malaria and miasna aud she faust KNOW
that there Is nothing that Will do II 80 perfectly aud
surely as Hop Blters, the pured aud best Of nied-
Clues. Concord (N. IN. Patriot,
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INC I,e.l OF Inc sea.on.

The Washington Light Infantry Corps ex'
cuIsol, which was postponed unii io-inorrow tMon-
dayD evening" promises To he the most enjoyable one
given this SEASON. full band Of music, fireworks
dancing and good meals are guaranteed by hG corps
aud tbe pr0pIietnls Of GymOnt. The steamer Arrow
smith Iill leave at $3.50 y. 81. and return at ~
o clock, sharp.
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knights OF Pyihias.

Tue IIrand E0dge VII hAI1 an 4dloNIhod
session Al Grand Army Han Thursday eyening ne%I
The Supreme Lodge of the World will com
IT, biennial sessions IN tbs ely of H. Louis,
No., the Fam Instant
Brother William DOherty, &c. Of Decatur
Lodge No o, viii deliver a lecture On "Pytlian-
s,0 - before llermione Lodge No. II, Georgetown,
at tl4eii regular meeting Wednesday evening next.
Brother William T.. Bailey, i, Il, g., who
had been compelled 10 remain al nome iof some zine,
the result Of painful surgical operation ~lo cut
again frday last hls many friends VIII be pleased To
l.arn
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1880-08-08

Hosmer wen the thrce-Inil. race AT Nor
Sich. Conn, July 80, going the distance Ia The
splendid time oi 2Ob5, and defeating such cracks ~
Lee, Ten Eyck frcnchy Iohilson, and Pl'isted'
Warren Smith has challenged James Riley
Tor a three mite with tnru for -, 100. Riley
promptly accepted, and II Is expected that The contest
wiz take place on Saratoga Lake. II viii he grand
,ace, Us the men are anoss evenly matched.
J. il not about time for the promoters OF
the " Citizens Cup Race 10 stir Themselves up ana
see about getting the project well under way Tie
ptsonacs are willing as perhaps The Anaos,:,s,
and such contest would rebound win credit up"
the starters, uCh more 50 than any snlde professional
affair similar to lie Courtney and ilnnan affair.
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IA peff.etiy pure, heiag made Of carefully
,.lert.d stock and Is therefore tie cheapest, ASK
your grocer for H. aud that you get only the gem
nine article iIi0l VIII convince you Df It's merits
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Indenendenl Order MechanIc..

The Library Association viii hold meet
Ing to-mor,ou rleLng at 1880 O'Clock at Moore
Store, 800 Ninth slteot,
1t The regular meeting of thp Mutual Re
lief Assoc,abD, Friday evening last, brothers MI
jam r. bailey, George y. TiInns, Thomas l.. Miller
George Wilson, and others We're designated AS dele
CATION to visit Lafayette KING David, Centennial,