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Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Army and Navy Cloths

In low, medium and finest qualities. Regu.
lation shades. Colors guaranteed to be lndi-
90, in the fine qualities, for Navy officers. We
have the Oleths and Doeskins to match pre-
is the case except when ordered out for spe-
cial purposes.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February 20, 1880, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at T.1b, 1890, q. m, 6.so,p
m.
Arrive at Landenberg, 800, a. M, l2.e0 neon,
go. p. m.
leave Landenbere, m., 1880, p. m.
Arrive at Wilmington s.00,a. m., 2.l6, p. "a.
%28tf ID. OONNELL, Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Newark Ledger.

Newark Ledger.
This fairly shows that the Repubii-
cans are alive to the situation In the
approaching contest and are hard at
work to gain o victory. From the
pressut outlook New Castle County
will 20 Republican and 1t Is even sald
| 10 be conceded by the Democrats that
Clark will be the next Sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
WANTED.

t,yr,D-AN APPRENTlCE To
o. N, n, nr,nt,ng business ; must have q
,.a,ipr @ he we'll recon mended, and
I ~ T'V 1sor, OF age. Address in handwrit-
ssoIicop. No personal Application
SFT THEJAMES b WEBB
p,',,lov and Stationery Company.
aa NM NtnrSet street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
'"hssMAKINa

dcsIs' DREsSNAKINa An
| 1AN MING, 1912 Orange assi st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

Z, s..1,E-A GOOD STEAM 4, J !, :, Wills. :. ans
nOE sALsnN,et ALE ne toT tug.boat or manutactaf'
bs; ;In,"snt. sG,,%stit " Apply RERuBLIGas, ,si, o.
Sta'll'I'in'''' Sl2tf
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Black Cloths E. Doeskins

We sell no BLACK GOODS except thu
very best standard makes, and euayantas
them all. We have BLACK W9RSTEn
CREPES. 1IAGONAL.S, ,TRICOTS. GRAN.
TIES, PlQU CORKSOREW and other et.
tects, Tor Dress Suits, Clergymen'e Suits. A
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

4 R,TED-AG GOOD GIRL FOR GEN
/ srsI homework. Apply ZIG West
1 It., immediately M u
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

: FARM Of g ACRES :
rpR sAI ,I1iLc,Ksssin good buildings In
n order Iap' "' HEALD b CD.
rib,l.eOu - ----.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

NoTB.-We feel that 1t is only necessary in
referring to our blankets to say til 1t they are
the same goods We have been selling for sew.
eral years. Buying them directly from the
manufacturers gives us great advantages in
making our prices.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

We have also laid In large stock of col.
cred silks, satins, Veivets and yelve teens.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Middletown Transcript.

Our little election was uncomforta-
bly close in New Castle county, but
the result ia certainly q Democratic
victory that We can feel jubilant over.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

.NIED-A WHITE GIRL FOR
kusial aOu ewOrk. Apply 6Ol Jefferson
109-3tH
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
BOYS Suits E. 0YerCoats.

Cassimeres and Cloths in Fine Qualities
for Dress Suits. Low-Prtced Atwood Strong
Cassimeres from soc. to 81 per yard Tor School
Suits. Heavy Warm Cloths at Low Prices
for Overcoats. Plaid-bac Cloths that re-
quire no lining Tor OvercOats.
Our assortments are always kept up to the
have what everybody wanrs at the LOWEST
Strangers and visitors TO the city always wei
tion TO buy.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
BLACK SILKS,

We have one lot OF gross grain Black Silks
Is inches wide at 621&c. This cannet fail to
prove very attractive 10 thoso Wishing cheap
black silk. We have also opened every grade
Of our Justly celebrated Gulnet Black Silks
from 81. rs 10 $3.50.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
BLANKETS.

Bought directly from the manufacturers m
In Maine.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

--,IE-sMAi.L BOILER; SUIT
,is Shat iar steam yacht Or small business s,s,1
In ~ R'ng H. -
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

ANIEv~sPEEDER AND SLUBBEk
Header al Arlington Mills.
GAMBRlLL Il co.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

ktI"on,.A NilNGTON LOAN AS.
|GEU. n new M !. stock now offered. .
- NO. COL shiulev M
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Fall Sacqueings and Winter
Cloakines.

PLAID ULOTHS ofeyery description for
Goats and Circulars. Velour cloths, with
their pretty backs OF light and bright colors,
Tor Long Goats and Dolmans. Plaid-Lined
Cloths Tor listers. A most superb assortment
Of the handsomest and finest Black Figured
and Plain Cloth for Goats, Dolmans, Circu-
lars, sc.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

.NTLD-A GIRL To DO HENER
. d houyCwOrS. Apply at 2lS King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
'DKYd00Ds.

4 WRY GOODS.
wv. m. KENNARD E. co.
"STAPFERp SILKS
s,STAPFERu SILKS
|. STAPFERu ......,......... SILKS
"STAPFER" OPENED SILKS
"STAPFER' OPENED SILKS
"STAPFEk" OPENED SILKS
"SrAPFER" OPENED Sill y
l"SrAPFER" SILKS
STATEN" 9Th OGT0BER, SILkS
"SrAPFEHn 9Th OCTOBER, SILKS
"STAPFER" 9th OCTOBER, : SILKS
''STAPFE1 9Th OCTOBER, SILKS
| STAPFER" SILKS
l"STAPFERr '''''.''..''''.'''''' SILKS
I"STAPFER" SILKS
"STAPFER" SILKS
IN ALL OoLORS
IN ALL CULORS
IN ALL CULORS
IN ALL COLORS
AT $l.eO. AT sI.oo, G.o1,
AT 800, AT sl.0o, AT SLIGO,
AT Sl.0o, AT sl.0O, AT $l.Go,
AT n.e0. AT sI.CO, Al $l.0o,
Which they have been selling at Sl.25,
Which they have been selling At Sl.2b,
Which they have been selling at $l.9b,
And reduced the Silks they have been selling
at Sl.00 10 20 cents.
Beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
Beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
Beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
Beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
Beautiful Goods Beautiful Light
Sn MARKET STREET.
o2l MARKET STREET.
CARPETlNGs.
W. III. KENNARD &CO.
". NJ. KENNARD Il 90.
W. M. IL ENNARD 6 90.
w. M. KENNARD x 90.
Desire to call especial attention to their
BODY BRUSSELs,
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS,
3PLY INGRAINS,
MEDIUM AND LOW GRADEINGRAINS,
Together with "a. large stock of
VELVET. ADMINISTER, COCOA ANp
SMYRNA RUGS AND MATS.
-ALso--
COCOA MATrINGS,
HUGS AND MATS.
Our prices are unusually low, our assert.
neDt is large and the very newest designs.
We earnestly solicit an inspection.
W. NJ. KENNARD Il CO.,
W. M. kENNARU 4 CO.,
W. M. KENNARD x CO.,
~ Market Street. 62l Market Street,
ri Market street. 62l Market Street.
ri Market Street. GIL Market Street.
SIS Yards. 1855 Yards. Less Yards.
l'''S Yard'; ssk vord., I,''' Yards
LUPINs CASH9MERES
Or one case LUPINS CASpMERES in all
cOlors and shades, at 6z4ac. per yard.
This is the greatest bargain we ever Of
sred in LupiDs goods.
WIN. KENNARD X co.
W. NJ. KENNARD L. 90.
BLACK slLKs.
We have one lot OF gross grain Black Silks I
inches wide at 621@c. This cannot fail to
rove very attractive 10 tnoso Wishing cheap l
lack silk. We have also opened every grade
our Justly celebrated Guinet Black Silks
ON $l.25 10 $3.50.
NoTR.-Aitsr ten years experience we have
'und these silks to give more general salts
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

--.1,r-sEvERAL 81 SIX * ho0n :. !.
rUR L,Es.o-ougtly we'll built, with gas
M hpusss' 70 ,Sv,Sndba ~ and bath centrally loea
lord cold wa'o, So'nss ior workipgEen ; Wai
n dsilTsnle hvr =, Terms reasonable aIid nc
tlDc7s ivsn a 'Apply to tho owner,
/, ALLEN h' 94-eod
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
POR RENT.

|. -rpNT-Ht USE lo9 WEST SIXTH
u i..,ai hI'I 10 rooms, hot and cold water, 10
IT,, Ssde,. Apply Tor terms at 2ol Wes'
"r"s.esstor nmed intely. lostSt
6ERsNr-Roo Ms FOX kESI, as-l;, Ar
I'M lll2 King IT. "f''
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
COLORED CLOTHS

For Friends Suits Olive, Green, Citron
Brown, Drao and every other shade Of Plain
Cloths. Also, all shades OF Blue and other
Cloths for Carriage Builders, &c. Simoni hi.
lizard Cloths in two widths, 60 inches and IN
inches, in three qualities, Nos. !, z and 8.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

NoTE-Aiter ten years experience we have
'0und these silks to give more general satis-
facuon than any other make we have ever
sold.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

ETED-B BOAHDERS WANTED Al
vi Shipley street. lO2ti"d
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
BOARDING..

kTtD-A GOOD COOK AT IVES.
gan tOIleEe, 60 French ot. 92su
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

RblNG.-1 GENrLEMEN CAN
scclmm0ta:ed with board at 32l L
Preference exchanged. l08t6t
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
ZOE SALE.

-oNE OF THE FiEEsl
rsOR sALE;,,.,,s0iuth ,.,s n the city, situated o.
eDpIding Ie1 leH Of 4 seventh and broom, . !
= ~mmandlng vnv ~. y aye. o. n. front on
Nm, rvsr snS ~ Ua, y deep on Tth street. For
|ssr ,s PARTICULARS SpIpa,MEs PARKER,
- al A. Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

Rp.EG.-PLEASANT ROO y,
!; and gas, and board at Sll TatnalI
1,6.lmo
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

|RDl N G.-PLEASANT ROOMS
% board in private family. t3l Eas
b. l0Stst
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Fall and Winter Suits and
OvercOafc

For GENTLEMEN. Our assortment and
variety OF excellent designs has never been
equalled. We have some oil the handsomest
English and Scotch Suitings, and tine Trou-
serings that have ever been shown in Philae
delphia.
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11

sDEkS WANTED AT 32l EAST
street private family. l02.ot
RDlNG AT NO. 8ll LOMBARD
ee!. l0z Ct
hlNtt WITH SECOND STORY
ltNOn at 7lt King st. 8Htl2;
Daily Republican., 1880-10-11
Coach and Livery Cloths.

The TRADE and FAMILIES are invited
to make special examination of our larso
meu's Suits, Coach Linings, Horse Blankets,
Lap Wraps, &C.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-25

Nature sets the example Beautiful and enlightened NOR
and this ne command aud adoDs bis or hefse
with thoughts clothes OF the latest styles an those Merchants
who offer the the LOWEST PRICES bene
factors for they adj to the charm Of life
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1880-11-25
The WHITE stands
acknowledged King
Of all Sewing Ma-
chimes.
'nTIillI all CdltillaT7 Notice 10
al intending purchasers Of
sewing Machines.
OTes WHITE SEWING MACHINE 90.
CLgvELASD, o. Nay =, 1850.

Ores WHITE SEWING MACHINE Co.
CLEVELAND, o. May y, 1880.
We particularly call your attention q tho
fact that He stamp a numher 10 plata, distinct
hsu E. On the back shutils-,os ,lIIs Of each
machine NEl epa record Of such numbers.
Whsa SD, VARIANT yoH FIVE YgAss Il
given 70 iAs pirihL'sr. This warrant bears
the nhme n the agent who pureha.s1 tho ma
chine from ", ~ als, ths date oi purchase and
NUN er syrre.poailnZ tn the slide number
The warrant ii signed 1y us, AMI mas the oPPi.
ciAL srAL our company st,nped upnn IT,
All n cr rNirrlnts 10 ou' nlae trt spur Iona
Rli parties hniinz the sttbg NruBgEs NurIL.
ATED og pgFAcED. and no warranty TO CORE
sP9Gi vim TO AbIys description, may know
at nneo nat sooner ~ later tue Ypaer Will ID
iIy0l ssl 10 trouble Sita a. oas 10 TALL back
usoo.
ILsGgSCtNg "w lts" 8, to-day the mo 1t
popular mtshlao grpn tho market, the cheap
-, aEttI'If. IEtar s',i. lsrxsr nun.
Der e tls " H.'t,' haze bssa hsio and sold
sInes they Nsr- r'ts~i upos tho market. than
any ON make n the .Ams length Of time
sine ~sslnz Htshinss ssrs invsitsf. Their
lizhtress, sped, space, bstaiY, qnitsn,ss, da.
ratllty, Aai pri-s eomblas u ma.s them The
maek a. "a every f,nilY desires % Osn, aud
'harnHIhlY 'atiaaei =hsn once they possess
the "Whlts
THE az0ULaE AUrHnEizsp DssLEn VoR
snyier nj sdipl 7inz sannti-.. l. q. O. SEE.
BOLD hiiilsdar1 Pa. and Es advise inisnd.
inz purchasers { p.tr1pirs noas other. and
tasrs1y 20; ihs lsauins waite
WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
A Threat.

The "Every Evening warns the peo.
pie that the laws Of New York in re-
gard to The election Of electors cannot be
changed peacefully, and dsnounces the
man who favors sucL change as rascal
and revolutionist ofthe worst type. This
is nothing more than might have
been expected from that paper, as it
raust do something toprove its fealty and
zealousness to its newly formed friends.
A great many good men have long
thought that provision should be made
to prevent the repesters and ballot-box
suffers in the city from nullifyipg the
voice of the honest voters in the coun-
try districts. Thousands of fraudu-
lent votes are polled in New York city
every year, and on these dishonest
votes the Democracy depend to decide
the next Presidential contest. Any-
thing tending to the purity of the bal
lot box is opposed by the Democratic
party, and how any really honest man
can cou untenance their course is one of
the mysteries of the day. The State
ought to be divided so that scoundrel
ism shall not rule, and only these who
wish to profit by rascality " ill oppose
the application of the proper remedy
1t is not the first time that the Demo
Gratis have threatened revolution in
case they failed to carry an election, and
although their words we're made COED.
they cannot now intimidat9 tie people
any more than they did some twenty
years ago. Their failure to over.
throw the government and the sunish-
ment they received, slouli prove an
sdsetusl warning to all such villains.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
GIFT.

TIE only real cure for GonorrhGea, Gleet
and diseases arising from indscretion.
We discard Balsam Copabia as being not
only useless, but hurtful, and to avoid this
drug keep away from the quack.
WHAT THE AFFLICTED HAVE TO SAY.
DESMOND Il Co., 9l5 Race street, Philadel
phia appeal to you, and 1t there is any
earthly relief for me / wish you would do
something tor me. About eight months ago
got into trouble. took capsules, went to doc-
tors, and it hnE cost me one hundred dollars
first for This medicine. then for that-withOut
any benefit. A few days ago friend told lne
OF the Samaritan's Gift; he said 1t would Ger
tainly cure me. This is why address you for
advice.
Let the above be warning to others.
When you get into trouble, procure at once
the Samartan's GIT, and you will be all
right in two or three days. Price Male,
packages, 81; female, So, Sent by mail in a
plain envelope by Desmond & Co., Proprie-
tors, 9l6 Race street, Phtl9delphia.
Sud be H. JAMES BELT, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, WILMINGTON, Del, and by Drug
gists generally. 42C.mws1y
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
why and Whom I.amps Exnl0ae.

1
All explosions Of coal oil lamps are
caused by the vapor of gas which col
leets above the oil. When full Of oil
of course lamps contain no gas, but i'm
mediately on lighting the lamps con.
sumption Of oil begins, soon leaving &
space for gas, which commences to form
as the lamp heats up and after short
time, sufficient gas will accumulate to
make an explosion. The gas lamp will
explode only when ignited. In this re-
spect 1t is like guDpowder. Cheap or
inferior oil is always the most danger.
oas. The following shows thst many
things occur to cause the fame to pass
down the wick and explode the lamp
l. A lamp may be standing on Ia
BILE or mantle, and slight puff of air
from the open window, or sudden op-
ening of door may cause an explo-
sion.
2. 1t may be taken up quickly from
table or mantle and instantly ex-
plode.
3. II taken into an entry where there
is strong draught from the door, an
explosion is likely to ensue.
4. If taken up flight of stair, or
raised quickly to place it on the man
tie, it is likely to explode.
In all these cases the mischief il done
by the air movement-eithsr by sud
denly checking the draught or forcing
the air down the chimney against the
fame.
5. Blowing down the chimney to ex-
tinguish the light, is frequent cause
of explosion.
6. Lamp explosions have been caused
by using chimney broken at the top
or that has a piece broken out, where
by the draught is variable and the
fame unsteady.
7. Sometimes thoughtless persons
put small sized wick in a large burn
or, thus leaving a considerable space
along the edges Of the wick.
5. An old burner which by right
should be thrown away, is sometimes
in use; the final result is ex
plosion.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
Mr.. Thompson,s Re.appointmeu

Mr.. ThGmpsOR's Re.apDointmenI
If there is the least regard paid t
civil service reform, Lewis Thompso
will be re-appointed collector of Gus
toms of the Port of Wilmington, a po
sition of trust, responsibility and homo
which he has filled with signal abilit,
and fidelity. We're the question of hi.
re'appointment left to the voice of the
business men, who have business trans
actions with him in his Official capacity,
that voice Would be almost unanimous
for his retention. After all this is about
the only way in which the particular
fitness Of a man for cestain Offices can
be arrived at. The duties OF the Office
are intricate, varied and multitude
nous, requiring man of sound iudg.
ment, and good business qualifications,
in fact it is never known whether it is
ably filed until the incumbent has
been tried. 1t has never been more &C.
ceptably and ably filed than it has
been for tie last four years. 1t must
be with some surprise that the people
will hear OF an effort being made to de-
feat the re-appointment of Mr.. Thomp-
son and to have Henry W. Cannon,
editor of the State Sentinel" at Do.
yer, appointed as his successor. None
will doubt the right of Mr.. Cannon to
make application and to get the office
If he can, and no doubt, for aught we
know, he would make a good officer,
but We know We are bat rejecting the
of the business men of this
'ity when we say that there is no occa-
'ion whatever for change at the
present time. Mr.. Thompson has only
lad the Office one full term, and as it
1as been customary to re-appoint the
collector of the Port even before civil
ervice reform was inaugurated, there
s certainly no reason why a change
hould be made in the practice now,
Vhen civil service reform is in opera.
ion. As the editor of. the paper who
s the applicant for the place has de-
Jared that factions must be sent to the
ear, we suppose this is the commence
nent OF that policy. The contest is at
Washington now instead o. Dover, and
he unit rule SO potent at the last State
Convention will not be so effective
here.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
Democratic Dissenti0ns ana
Rings.

And now IL seems that there Is a Sc
rious split in the Democracy Of St.
Georges which promises to be very
damaging to the party. The split has
already become so formidable that the
parties have been styled the Cochran
and the Clayton factions named after
the two contestants for the office of
Clerk of the Peace for New Castle coun-
ty, which will be vacant by the first of
June. This rupture is affecting the can.
didates who have put themselves before
the party for nomination for the Sher-
IFS office and by rare com bination of
circumstances is making Col. Tom Ford
of the Tenth Ward of this city for
midable competitor against Col. Lynch
of St. Georges who it is said bought the
right two years ago to be Sheriff Pyle's
successor. The latter Colonel, for a
Democrat rises to the rank Of Colonel
as soon'as he becomes a candidate for
the Sheriff's nomination, it seems has
sspoused the cause of Clayton and as an
Offset to this the friends Of Cochran
have raised the standard of Ford. The
factious fght we are informed is extend
ing over the county with fearful rapid
ty, and "down with the Bourbon ring
that has SO long manipulated and
bought the county Offices before hand,"
is the war cry. The standard of revolt
has been raised even at New Castle, the
very citadel Of the Bourbon ring. For
tunately for Col. Ford the reYolters
against ratifying the bargain made by
ring rulers two or four years in advance
are tlocking to his support and are en-
1eavoring to make him the popular
Of the mass Of the people of
he party. Happy Tom Ford! By a
are combination Of circumstances he
,omes to the front as the leader Of those
Who are in favor of choies by the peo-
ole as against choice by ring which
arms out the offices under the control
# the party. However this is no fight ,
'mongst the Republicans and We have
lothing to do with it except to refer to
and give that information so careful
= withheld by the Democratic papers. :
% that we may not be easily misunder- t
TODD, we would tell the masses of the q
Democrats who daily Tread the KEPuB- .
lcAN that Col. Tom Ford is a promi- a
ent and formidable candidate for the ,
)emocratic nomination for the Office of !
heriff of New Castle county. There he p
lands over six feet in his stockings, t,
ooted and spurred and ready for the r
ay. Kaock him down if you dare, g
emoeratic ring leaders! While this
ctious fight is progressing in the l.,
emoc; atic party, and tearing it to 1
eces with all the sympathy Of our I'll
.ture, would We point our distracted st
emocratic friends to the Republican n,
srty and say: "Behold how sweet dl
i'd pleasant it is for brethren to dwell J.
'gether in unity" =
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15

SENATOR HrLL's peroration at the clos.
Jng OF his speech on the spoford. Kel-
logg case, met with hearty response
on Wednesday last from Senator Ed.
munds. Hill heped "the people would
rise up and sweep the last vessige of
power frem that party which had per.
petuated Its life by fraud and bribery. !"
1t was an eloquent and lovely perora.
ton, and was commencing to be vigor-
ously applauded by the ex-rebels until
Senator Edmunds broke in with stem
torian and hearty "Amen." The point
being seen, the applause turned into
'idicule at the expen Of the rebel
origadier.
Daily Republican., 1880-05-15
I. q. O. T. tEHESkhfhhx dEEHSkhTfdn.

The fiftleth anniversary of the institution
OF Delaware Lodge, No. /, /. o. o. F., and oi
the first organized introduction of odd Eel.
lowship Ia Delaware, will be celebrated by
the Lodae o, In this city, at the hhassnic Tenn.
pie, on the evening Of WEDNESDAY. MAY
20, 1850, at 7.3O o'clock, with appropriate cere
MONIES Hon. Schuyler Coliax, ex Vice-Pres-
ident Of the United States. and distinguish
cd member Of the order, will deliver an ad-
dress on the occasion A historical and stats
teal exhibit of the rise and progress OF the
Lodge will be made by p. G. Jas. +. Hayes
q member of the Lodge. Vocal and instru.
mental music will be introduced. Tickets Of
admission may be had of any member si the
Lodge or Committee, and at the book store Of
U. Y. Thomas & Co., free of charge, where,
upon the payment Of 10 cents, reserved seats
may be secured on and after Saturday. morn
ing, May I'D. The entire programme will be
announced in few days. Lodges and Odd
Fellows everywhere are iraternaliy invited.t
unto in the celebration.
L. H. SPRINGER,
q. j. LINCOLN,
GEORGE II. HUGHS,
DANIEL RUSS,
JOHN L. PIERS IN,
5-12-l5-19 Committee OF Arrangements.