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Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
A Duty on Ouintne wanted,

Between two hundred and three hun
dred Of the largest dealers in drugs and
chemicals in the various cities through.
out the country, extending even to Cal
ifornia, representing the great bulk Of
the sales of the sulphate of quinins,
have addre Ised a memorial to Mr..
Wood, Chairman Of the Ways and
Means Committee, asking that duty of
10 per cent. be levied on quinine, as
asked by the manufacturers Of this ar
tiele In the United States. As soon as
the sugar and steel questions are dis
posed Of, the committee proposes to give
this interest an opportunity to submit
any facts they may have bearing Upon
this question.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
DangerO usly Ill.

George Richardson, "a workman on the
P. W. 4 B. railroad and residing on
Third Street near Lombard was in a
very critical condition this morning.
He was injured few months ago by a
fall from Gray's Ferry Bridge on which
he was working. An operation was
performed after which he recovered
sufficiently to go to work but he after
wards took relapse. Heis only about
81 years of age and is much respected
by all who know him. We hope he
may recover.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
M'I,lHH.

Miss Annie Pixley will undoubtedly
be patronizsd by large audience this
evening. The performance promises to
be one Of uuusal interest, it being foun-
ded upon one OF Bret Iarte's stories.--
1t is exciting but lacks extravagance,
while the plot is developed naturally
and easily. Pathos and humor are
skillfully blended. Miss Pixley will
take ths character Of NJ Liss the Child
Of the Sierras. She will be ably sup.
ported by good company.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
DRIvEa eFF BY mooNsHiNERs.
BOldness OF Illicit DIstiIIeFs in
Georgia-Armed Resistance 20
Officers.

CrNcrEEATI, Feb. 21.-A special to the
Commercial" from Atlanta, Ga, says:
at was thought that the recent extern
sivs raids against the Georgia moon
sinners, had had the effect of rendering
them submissive, but Thursday nil ht
such belief was put to flight. Deputy
Marshal Bolton made trip into Milton
County for the purpose of arresting dis
tillers.
About 4 o'clock the party was en-
countered by dozen moonshinsrs. One
of them, rushing upon the Deputy's as
sistant, fired in his face. The ball gra-
zsd the scalp, and the powder singed
his hair and whiskers. Bolton now
seized the man, for whom he had war
rant and violent scuffie ensued, the
moonshiner finally suceumbing to a
blow from the butt end of pistol. The
other moonshiners opened fire, and the
revenue officers returned it. One moon
sinner fell at the first fire and the re-
mainder retreatsd, carrying the wound
ed man with them. As soon as il was
safe, the officers left the county, carry
ing away enc prisoner.
In Harralson county, Deputy Collec-
tor Post attempted, on Thursday night,
to seize distillery. When within
few hundred feet OF the distillsry he
heard men running to the still, and
with much cursing calling upon those
within to get up and get their guns.
Id
firing of guns and the yelling of the
moonshiners forcad him TO leave the
county. He telegraphs the Collector
to o.day stating that there are 10 stills
in the vicinity of last nights affair, and
asks for dozen well-armed men to as
sist him in taking them. In another
county Deputy Collector C. NJ. Brown
seizsd two stills after encountsring
armed resistance.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
The Dead Firsmau,s Body.

1t IS not definitely known when the
body of James Williams, the member oi
the Fame Hose Fire Company, who died
in Kansas, will reach this city. If con,
nection can be made nt st. Louis with.
out delay, it will be in Wilmington to.
morrow night; ii not it will be here by
Wednesday at noon. A further su-
nouncement will inform when the
funeral will take place.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Preparing For Tue ConvetnlOn. ::

The National Democratic Executive
Committee will meetin Washington
today to decide ubon the time and
place for the next National Conven-
ton. The general impression Is that
Cincinnati will he selected as the place
and the 10th of June as the time. A
meeting OF the New York delegation,
which Is in Washington to attend the
Committee, was held last night. 1t is
understood that none Of the friends of
Mr.. Tilden were present, and that the
prevailing expression was against the
nomination Of that gentleman, hs be-
ing regarded as one whom the party
cannot harmoniously support.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

Take your children TO Sutterley q
Sawyer, 302 Market street, above Sd,
for fue photographs. They take 6 fine
card Photographs for 81, and one life
size for 81.
Bsrbers' Supplies! Hair Oil, Bay
Rum Tonic, Pomade and Cosmetic, at
the lowest prices, at Taylor & Fuller
1ns, Druggists and Apothecaries, 3O2
King street.
Go to smeltz, No. Is East 4th street,
bI your apples and potatoes, II you
Vint to save money.
Surinam Quassia or bitter cups only
q cents, at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th
md Poplar.
Take your old pictures to Sutterley &
|aEyer, 3O2 Market street, and have
htn copied. They do their work first
ANs and cheap.
For sale cheap, a lot Of cigar noulds,
ll slsss, in good order. W. II. Robin
hH, ll3 East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Full of Work.

II ia stated by the Chester "News'
that John Roach has just contracted
with the Ocean Steamship Co. of New.
York to build . steamship 800 feet long,
40I feet beam, and 27 feet deep, to run
between New-Yoik and Savaunan. Mr..
r. has also five other vessels on the
stocks. beside the Government dry
dock, making ths outlook for Chester
the coming season very promising.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Illness or Commodore Hanscom.

Commodore Isiaah Hanscom who was
Chief Of the Bureau of CONSTRUCTION and
Repair in the Navy Department during
President Grants administration, is ly.
ing at the point of death, and is liable
to die at any moment. He has been
slowly failing for several months, but
for two weeks has been confined to his
bed. He has been under medical treat
ment for dyspepsia, but it is believed
he has cancer in his stomach.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Fr0fernnl VISIT.

On Saturday evening last Indepen.
dent Council, No. IA, 0.,U. A. NJ, Of
North East, Maryland to the number Of
so, paid fraternal visit to Jefferson
Council, No. 10, Of this city. The Wis
itors arrived in the 5.46 p. m. train
and were met at the depot by Jefferson
Council in body and escorted to Me-
chanic's Hall, where they were welcomed
in neat little speech by A. n. Good
win of No. 10, after which they dis.
missed for supper. On re-asssmbling in
the evening the Council room was crowd,
ed and everything went merry as a
marriage bell. Tho time was pleasant
ly spent in speech-making and was
also enlightened with several songs. A
fine collection of cake and lemonade
was served. Some of the Brothers re-
turned home on the 1910 a. m. train,
while many remained over to Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Tho Fennlnore sIiIl Accident,

In pursuance Of instructions from
Coroner Butz, deputy Coroner Wilson
Of Townsend, held an inquest upon the
body Of Thomas Shinn, the young man
from Psnnsgrove. N. j., who was acci
IDENTIFY killed at FennimOre's mill, near
Odessa. A verdict in accordance with
the facts previously published in these
columns was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Union Church Re.openipr.

The Union M. L. Church main audi
ence room will be opened next Sabbath
Cd. W by Rev. DR.. Hanlon, President
of Pennington Seminary, who is to oc-
cupy the pulpit morning and evening.
The entire cost of repairs is about
$1,000, something near $500 of which
have already been collected and applied.
1t is hoped that the remainder will be
raised without difficulty on the day of
re-opening.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
'eiee Business On The TX enebeo.

M IaS' ,a week virtually closed up
Rn,'o w. business on the Kenebec. The
|,ns s'S arc nearly full and some Of the
! bs a. d.. are stacking" the cold comfort.
|u', amount of ice put in houses this
Ed W. Wlii aggregate 100000 tons. 1t
|S5 { seHcsllent HCe quality. Between 4, 900
s,iroO ,vvo men have been employed on
La el . q. wages varying from t1 to
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Interesting Sermon

The Rev. A. N. Keigwin preached a
very instructive and interesting illus
trated sermon at the West prtsbyte-
rian church last evening from the vi
chapter and 18th verse of Matthew 'For.
give US our debts as We forgive our
debtors"
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Tho De'VOIenle.

The National Dredging Company are
having the tug de VoIente, reftted al
Pusey, Jones & Co.'S works. The cur.
tains, oil cloths, bed quilts, sheeting
and pillow cases, ETC., are being far
nished by Granville Worrell.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Numerous calls.

DR.. Darmon left our city this morning
with the intention of returning again
in about six weeks. During this visit
1888 persons called On him in order to
procure advice and treatment, making
his stay of four or five days in our city
an unusually busy ono.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
'"nGressiOuai Temperance
@NClNGY.

.a aae 'orty-sixth anniversary OF the
asfessional Temperance Society was
I''ated in the Foundry Methodist
EptS,opsl EstS Church, in Washington, on
"uI'ay night. A large congregation
AZ, PRESENT. Senator Window presided.
m ,"'f' We're read from Sec'y Thomp-
S,. and Judge McCrary. The annual
hal S1luont ofthe Society's condition was
Rna,y W Rev. DR.. Chickering, and ad-
! M SfSgs ,T,' were made by Messrs. Dawes
Williams, Of Massachusetts,.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
RnnaIenn ReeE.

,onsl.ss beef will be found at X. Il.
r,0,Slapd's stalls, Central Market, on
Tshtb VyI1 street, between Orange and Tat
raII, Persons using this beef will find
. ,,viug of one third in their beef bills.
i,.o viii be found not only on the 22d
JR.brusry, but at all other timer, the
.Aoipss. beet at bottom prices.
X. II. HoAGLAHD.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Pail NenFNFH.

The Christy Senate met on Saturday
evening when the following named CON
nittee was appointed to act as pal
bearers at the funeral of James Will
liams: Joseph Hyde, VIM. l.. Countiss,
J. V. Christy, Wm. II. Blake and John
Shakespeare. The body will arrive in
this city on Wednesday morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
HnDtlRm.

At Bethany Baptist church, Elm and
Jackson streets, nine persons were i'm
mersed last evening by the pastor, Rev.
T. NJ. Eastwood. Nearly all of them
had resolved to connect themselves with
the church since the commencement of
the revival services.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
OUR NEW CASTLE LETTER.
The Amateur MinstreIs at New.
pert-A Society at Ch OF
Local Incidents.

Special Correspondence Of the Republicaa.
New CASTLE, Feb. 2Srd, 80.
The Georgia Amateur Minstrels of this
city visited Newport Saturday evening
and we learn from one who had the
pleasure Of witnessing the entertain
ment that 1t was fine affair; the sing
ing in the first part was rendered with
care and showed mnsical ability Of q
fine order; the sketches were produced
with care and gave universal satisfao-
tion to the audience. "Gathering
Shells on the Sea Shore" was sung by
g. Woolston and the songs of S. Tay-
lor are spoken Of as very fine, it is to
be hoped that our city will be soon ia
vored by an entertainment by the As
sociation.
Seminole Tribe No. 7, I. 0. R. ". at
tend services at the N. &. church yes
terday morning, at the Baptist church
in the evening.
The r. Road Co. are now putting
down brick paven ent in front of their
property along Pearl street.
Saturday night was very busy one
our merchants smiled and The amount
Of affability shown by the patronized
aud the patron was a sign that a
"boom" had struck this city, whether
it was Of business or politeness. De-
ponent knoweth not.
With all due Difference to the Cores
pondent of the "E. Z. and c."
would say that $3.50 was collected at
st. Peters Church on the 18th inst,
for the relief Of the famishing in
Ireland.
The uniforms Of the Uniform Divi-
sion, K. of P, arrived on Saturday last.
The degree of Uniform rank will be
conferred during this week.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
MEYaRe Removed.

rbs Singer Manufacturing Company
,,s now fixed in their new quarters, at
10 Marke. street, and are ready to fill
N orders for the New Family Singer
S,pr Machine. We invite our friends
and the public in general to call and
,tsmlus them.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Deceased.

Thomas Steel of White Clay Creek
Hundred, died at his residenc near
Newark, on Wednesday last, of par
alysis. His remains were inferred on
Saturday afternoon at Head Of Chris
tiana Church, amid large ooncourse Of
relatives and friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Card.

p,, Hartley, 243 South Eighth street,
,,p.d.lphia, treats catarrh and throat
fF,t i9rt,ops, offensive breath, discharge
,u' ,.Dm the ears, 10. Trial treatments
av ,'IIy from Q q. N. to s p. m, and from
s,ns s, n, N. Cure permanent and guar,
& '.,.s3s No advance fec required. The
. .S,ctad should give him call.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
p.nu,lIeau county Com nittee.

The Republican County Committee
,aiournei to meet again on Wednss-
j,y afternoon, the 25th inst, at one
|StIock, at the usual place, 5O4 Market
,,eet, A full attendance Of members
h reouestsd. BENZ. T. BYE, Ssc'y.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Tho Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
|'saaI Officer, Washington, Feb. 23-l
=, Indications for Monday-For the
AaaIe Atlantic States, falling barome-
|N' warmer, eouthsrly winds, cloudy
|s'''aer, with possibly occasional snow
y northern part tonight, followed by
|isOg barometer, colder westerly winds
|Gd clear or fair weather.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

Ten thousand people have been saved
from gong into consumption during
the last IS years, by using DIR. simms'
White Pu!ulonic Balsam. SOC. and 81.
DspOts, 4lh and King streets and 6O2
Arch street. Retailed by dealers. Be
mre ard AK for this great cough medi-
dine,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Ball Programs.

Ladies holding checks for programs
Of the Washington ball, will please
leave them with the Secretary, VIM. H.
Baker, 2O5 Walnut street, as soon as
possible.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
SPECIAL MENTION.
Notice.

r,.., who wish to take advantage OF
. lnoeS ..oson can do so by leaving their
10 s,, during the balance Of this
''oF'S S at the Model Tailor Store, for q
n.a,a' .,na anti. las we have already on
,piiSs S IN different styles from which to
nsnu u., t,om,) and thereby avail your
''s'' 1s.s , of All advantages before the rush
ssteo st.0iusss comes on. Carson, 23S Mar
~ street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

NJ OTTO E.-THE COMPREHENSIVE
~ heretofore existing between Samuel
N. Pusey, Lea Puyey, and Edward Pusey,
trading as PuSey Brothers, has been this day
dissolved by mutual consent, and said Lea
Pusey and Edward Pusey are authorized to
settle the business oil said firm.
y. N. PUSEY,
LEA PUSEY,
EDW. PUSEY,
The business previously carried on by the
above firm will be continued by Lea Pussy
and Edward Pusey. under the firm name OF
PUSEY BRUTHFRS.
February II, 1880. 2-23-6t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
Atteutiom, Young Ladies' !

Rumfori Bros, 404 Market street,
have Just received the spring styles OF
rsy mixed, brown mixed and nutre
mixed Derbys, for ladies'.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
state OF the Thermometer

u tie REPUBLICAN, Office, on Monday
aoruing, Feb. %:
O'clock, 10 O'CLOCK, IL O'Clock
40 47o 500
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

DELAWARE wESTERN RAILROAD.
~ On and after February %, 1880, trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at tbs, 10. 80, a. m, S.so,p.
m.
Arrive at Landenberg, 500, a. M, 12. 90 noon,
$40. pm.
Leave Landenbsrg, $50. a m, 1850, D. m,
Arrive at Wilmington, 90, M, els, D. m.
223tf u. CONNELL. Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
sroe.rs, Look TO Your Interest

SUsltz, No. Is East 4,h street, can
tll yOu choice apples and potatoes low
G than any other commission man in
wilminpton. Call early for bargains.
No. IL East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
DUBLlC SALE OF MULES.
VIII be sold at Public Sele on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY %,

At the City Hotel Stables, ITO W. ~
to commence at O'Clock, p. m. Sale pos tive
and no postpOnement on account OF weather.
Terms cash, or purchasers will be granted 8
months credit by giving a note with interest,
and having an approved endorssr. The stock
can be seen at any time at the City Hotel
stables from this date to day of sale.
l.. W. Stidham Il Som, Auct. 223ts
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23
NEW ADVERTIGEMGVTs.
GEORGE w. STONE
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MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES.

Consisting Of OILS. Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, etc. A now line of Pips Fittings,
BrL's Work Valves, est The old agency for
the cslehrGtst Averll Chemical Paint.
Tde ns& preparation for walls called ALA
BASTiNE. cheaper and better than Kalso-
mines eaaTy applied and durable. 12-29tf
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

gTOR RENT.-IN A BUSINESS PART
y OF the city, a ~ story brick building. 40
feet square A lot 100 feet square may be had
with 1t II desired; suitable for any kind or
business. HEALD & 90.
.'-23.25-27-2S Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

A SUPPER WILL GIVEN
IN AT THE
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

Y OST.-A GOLD LOCK Ell AND CHAIN
' 4 were lost at the ball OF the Washington
Fire Co. The finder will be suitably rewarded
on leaving the same at 5l5 W. Front st. 2a*lt
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

A CARD.-THE UNDERSIGNED GIVES
IA notice that he contracts no bills but
pays cash for everything he buys, and conse-
quently all persons sending claims to him
make r great mistake. JOHN PARIS,
2.23-3t* 806 W. Third st,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

FOR RSALE.-PRICE sl7oo; VERY LGr-
u tie cash wanted. A tirst.class new 7
rooped house; all modern convenience; all
solid inch walls to roof first story grained
walnut; lot So feet In depth. Also three
story brick house; fr1t-class location, &C.,
for 81, 800, being easy terms For particulars
call and SEQ EDWIN W. THORNS,
2.23.0t 1921 w. Eighth st., city.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

"ANTED.-A GENTLEMAN ANUHIS
w daughter want to rent iron a respec-
table family or 8 rooms in q house I'm tbe
eastern part Of the city. HEALD & 90;
z2S ze0 clayton H0use.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

WTANTED.--A FARM HAND IN.
W quire OF GEO. WHITE,
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

EVE, FEBRUARY 20, 1880.
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

Proceeds for the benefit Of the Sabbath School
TICKETS. CTS.
Tables ready at 9, 7, 8 and o'clock. 22e-4t
Daily Republican., 1880-02-23

WEST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
National Republican., 1880-01-02
GEORGE EToWN NEWS.

Potomac Camp No. 1s, L. X. Of r., elected
the following officers vt their last regular
meeting for the ensuing year Commander, &.
j. Woodward Nico-Commander, Joseph
Thompson Chaplain, J.'I. Boyle; Treasurer,
A. ID. Hurdle; Recorder, William Moody; Mar
shall, A. J. Arlington; Captain of the Guard,
William Macaboy; j. s., Joseph Atwell; {. s.,
James Thomas; p. C., james Gowans. Last
evening the members Of this organization kept
'opem house" at Goddard Hall. A large num-
Der of visitors were entertained in most hos
pitablc manner, refreshments and good cheer
being literally dispensed to all. The salts
factory results attending these free receptions
are well calculated to have II wholesome effect
upon those disposed to ovor.indulgo in the
flowing bowl. Potomac Camp Is doing its
share of temp rance work with great credit to
itself and the whole order.
Tho two Misses Drew, Of Brooklyn, arc
spending the holiday season with DIR. Shckell,
at his new home on High street. Last even
ing tho doctors parlOrs were monopolized by
II pleasant party Of young people, who greeted
the visitors with surprise entertainment.
which partook somewhat Of tho nature of a
masquerade. The Misses Drew will remain
in Georgetown only u few days more.
National Republican., 1880-01-02
CITY NOIES.

ON and after to-day the clothing stores
will be closed NJ eight o'clock IN the even
ing.
Tho only Turkish ,hot air. Bath in the
city, 500 Il street. near Judiciary Square Dr.
II. l., Bovcc.
Not the only hot air, but the largest and
finest Turkish bathrooms south Of New York
city at 903 L street northwest,
The best Vienna bread in the city can be
obtained only Mt +, Freund's, 7O9 Ninth street
northwest; also confectionery
s. duggeuheImer will buy second. hand
clothes, &C., at 237 Seventh street southwest
Orders by mai promptly attended to.
Any person who has found cluster
diamond ring will Gud something that will
interest him in our advertising columns,
The Washington Light Infantry Corps
gave q worry pleasant hop last evening to their
lady friends. Dancing was kept up until
after midnight.
In the police court yesterday morning,
the case Of Ella Williams, charged with cut
ting Louisa Austin Wednesday might've con-
tinued until Saturday.
-Rehoboth lcoored) Baptist church ON First
street, between n aud o streets southwest was
entered by thieves Wednesday night aud a
clock, carpet and two pulpit lamps were
stolen
During the past year l,752 licences have
been issued for partie, to marry in this Dis.
/ trct, uiuoty.fyo divorces have been applied
| for twcnty.thrce granted, twelve dismissed,
/ thIec Withdrawn, and the balance remain on
| the docket awaiting hearing.
Mrs, Stewart and Miss Page, who were
turned out OF their home by tho fire at Castle
Stewart Tuesday night yesterday left tho resi-
dcucc OF the British Minister 10 which lhcy
were invited by Sir Edward Thornton on tbe
night Of the Are, aud took up their residence
at No. 2OZl Massachusetts avenue,
A colorod man named John Brown dropped
dead on Eleventh street, between q and Il
northwest, about halrpast ten o'clock lus
night. The body was taken 70 his mother'a
house No. 1914 Twelfth street, and the coroner
notified, ApoplcSy is supposed to have been
the Causs Of death,
National Republican., 1880-01-02
Ton CARPETS go 10 Julius Lansburgh's.
Solid Gold Watches SIJ,
Handsome cases and warranted for time r. IIprriS
The Washington Asylum.

As n further measure of economy and of
moral reform for the asylum, the commissioner
recommends tho purchase of farm of 300
acres, having river front and within con.
vonicnt distance, to he used as a depot for the
oGal from the cities and for the production of
necessary supplies for the asylum. All garbage
and ordurc now transported at great expense
many miles down the Potomac and there
wasted could be taken to this depot from the
magazine wharf by pauper and penal labor
and converted TO fertiizing uses on the lands
of the asylum and on neighboring farms. The
labor of all classes of vagrants aud beggars
that infest our streets might also be utilized
on this farm to their own benefit and the re.
lief of the public. The expense involved in
this accommodation would not exceed $50 900.
These views Of the commissioner Of the asylum
have the support of the Health and Police de-
partmcnts of the District.
Admitting tho necessity of securing the ad-
ditional accommodations suggested, would it
not be far better to buy tho ground east of
Nineteenth street to the Eastern Branch, cX-
tending up TO or even above Bunnings bridge?
A large tract there could also be reclaimed
and made very valuable for the purposes in
dicated. BY this means the healthfuness of
tho eastern section of the city, in which the
asylum and Jail are located, would be greatly
increased. If moro land be needed, cross the
branch for 1t.
National Republican., 1880-01-02

In response to the invitation Of the Dash.
aways, about 500 of tho friends of
the club assembled in Tallmadge Hall yester-
day at eleven o'clock. The exercises were
conducted by the president Of tho club, Hon
d. p. Holloway with l., II. Patterson as
secretary. Rev. j. ID. Hutton opened the
meeting with prayer, After several beauti.
ful hymns by the choir, Professor w, T, MIN,
mo presiding at the oraan President Hollo'
way made an impressive aud interesting well
come address, Mr.. Frank Reoside, Rev, j..
d. Hutton, and Mrs, DR.. MCKendree Riley
followed with earnest aud telling addresses,
sponded with an eloquent and effective ap.
peal for signers to tho pledge, referring feel
ingly 10 tho circumstances and results Of his
relormation changing tho. audience alter
natoy from tears to laughter, At one o'clock
the audience was Invited by installmcnts to
tho bdnquetIoom, where the tables were