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Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
NEW ADVERTISE MENFs.
DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
T PAVING.
STREET COMMISSIONER,
No. 81 Z sixth street

WILMINGTON, DEL, May 20, 1886.
Sealed proposals will be received in the bex
In the City Council Chamber until " O'Clock
r. N on Thursday, June 8, 1880, for grading
and paving the bed OF Second street, between
Orange and Tasnall streets. The grading
must be of sufficient depth to allow bed Of
good sharp bank sand at least 8 inches deep.
The cutters must be laid with good hard
brick, and the paving stone must be we'll
shaped and not less tEal four or more than
six inches on the face. The pavement must
be we'll and substanstially laid and have two
COED rammings and finished on the top with
q cover Of good sand we'll broomed into the
joints. The contractors must furnish all new
material necessary to complete the work and
remove the old wherever the Street Oommis-
sioner directs. The work must be completed
and the street and sidewalks all cleaned up
within fifteen days after sigAing the contract;
for every day thereafter there will be for
tet of ten dollars.
The work must bo done under the direction
and supervision of the Street Commissioner
and must be approved by him before 1t will be
with security in the sum of one hundred dol
lars must accompany each proposal for the
good faith OF the bidder, and the person or
persons to whom the contract may beawarded
must give bond with security In the sum of
five hundred dollars for the faithful perfor-
nance of the contract. The Street Com mittee
reserve the right to reject any or all bids. All
bids must be properly signed, sealed and en-.
dorsed, Proposals for Grading and Paving'
Blank proposals and any further information
that may be desired, will be furnished on ap-
plication to LOUIS p. LYNCH,
6l-6t Street Commissioner,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Robert Raj X es.

GAS Robert Raikes walked out one
day." will be one of the pieces selsc-
ted to be sung on Thursday evening,
next at the Union M. E. Church upon
the occasion of the celebration of the
centennial Of the organization of Sun
day Schools by Robert Raikes one hun
dred years ago. An interesting pro-
gramme of music recitatiops and ad.
dresses, has been prepared for the oc-
casion. John Walschmidt will give
deeper tone to the music by the aid of
his cornet which he knows so well how
to handle. Revs. stengle, Rawlins and
Williams will deliver addresses and a
member of the Sunday School will read
the history of the School. The exer-
cises will be held in the main audience
room of the church F.; doers will be op.
ened at s o'clock and no change for ad-
mission will be made.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
Fhe Opening NiShs OF the y, tbany
Baptist Chnrch Fafrs

The strawberry feAFival given by the
membsrs of Bethany Baptist Church,
commenced in the Cit Hall, last even
ing and will be eontinA led until next
Saturday evening. TN design for
holding the festival is toApbtain funds
for the procurement of Rew carpet
for the main audience rom of the
church. The four large pillArs in the
centre of the room is rurrounA led by a
large square table, which dRntains
strawberries, candy, cake, fruit flow
ers, etc. just above the table, ps1 dant
from the pillars are number Of hkgs.
Those who have charge of this t xkle
are Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Mary and M.
sallie Welch aud Miss Sallie McDowsYIs
At the sides of the room are small
tables, where ice cream is served TO-
those who wish to buy it. Mrs. Gray
and Mrs. Logan have charge of the
cream and the following young ladies
act as Mattresses Misses Sallie Had
dock, Maggie Miller, Abbie Davis,
Emma Mnhlhausen and Fannie Had
deck, Miss George Gregg dispenses
lemonade.
Miss Liddie Braunstein and Mr.. Ed
ward J. Muhlhausen rendered some in
strumental music last evening. Misses
Ida and Mollie Roberts will sing this
evening. On Thursday evening the
vocal music will be rendered by Clar-
enee Shank's quartette, cosisting of
Misses Currinder and Tilghman and
Messrs. Bertolette and Helm. The lat
ter part of the week there will be sing
ing by Messrs. J. Braunstsin, VIM.
Fisher, c. Howell, VIM. D. Pickels and
G. B. Rhoades.
Admission ten cents. Season ticket
rs cents. The fair will be. continued
from two o'clock in the afternoon until
a late hour in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
LOVES LABOR LOST.
THO wilson George TrOubIe-Snits
and Counter Suits.


Yesterday afternoon, Immediately
af,er James John W. and William Will
son, Lea Pusey and John L. B. Kearns
had been held to Court by Magis-
trate Vapdegrift, for committing an
assault on William L. George, the as
sistant in the Leef-Wilson elopament
case, the prosecuting witness went
before Magistrate Brady and had q
warrant issued for John W. Wilson
and James McClelland for assault and
battery with intent to kill.
George was the only witness. He
testified that on June 10th, Miss Jennie
Wilson asked him TO take her to her
lover. He advised her to remain at
homebut consented as she was determin
ed to 90. They had gone about three
quarters of mile from the house
when Wilson and McClelland over took
him. Wilson fired four shots at him,
two of them being fred after they
clinched and which he prevented from
striking him by turning the pistol
aside. 1
The Magistrate dismissed McClelland,
but held Wilson in 1000 bond for
Court.
No sooner had this been done than
Mrs. Sarah T. Wilson, the aged mother
of Miss Jennie, tered suit before Mag
istrate Vande1 \, against George for
pointing q pistol at her and threaten
ing to shoot. II. R. Pennington, ESQ.,,
appeared for defense. The alleged as
sault took place last Saturday evening
after George had been assaulted.
Mrs. Wilson testified that only two
persons hit George after he was down,
and he finally got up and drew pis-
tol. Witness was standing four feet
away. He pointed it at her and ex-
claimed: "T'll shoot every done of
you"
ML Ice Pusey was next called, and a
question arose from his testimony as to
whether the weapon when pointed was
cooked.
"Lst's see the weapon" said Mr..
Pennington.
"Here 1t is" said George, producing
it, "and it still has blood all over it,"
Mr.. Pennington took the pistol, a
cheap weapon, and began to illustrate,
standing all the while before the Mag
istrate.
Snow" said he, "this witness, your
Honor, says it was dark, that the pistol
was at least alf-cocked, and he could
see it, although the prisoner held the
pistol in this"
"Great Heavens, look out" ex-
claimed the fearful Magistrate, noticing
the pistol pointed at him. With a
heart full OF terror he leaped upon
chair and held his docket up as a
shisld.
"Wbat's the matter squirrel" asked
the apparently reckless Mr.. Pennington.
"Throw that pistol away tell yeu
you'll shoot me-" demonstrated Squire
Van9egrift.
"But it ip not loaded"
"It ANTI" (ncredulously.)
"No the constable and dropped the
chamber out moment ago" Qaugh-
ter.)
"Well," remarked Mr.. Pusey, "They
say any thing like that ia dangerous
with neither lock. stock, nor barrel"
In his argument Mr.. Pennington
admitted that George pointed the pis-
tol and threatened to shoot the whole
id crowd, and said after the way
he was beaten he would have been
justified in carrying out his threat.
The magistrate held George in s400
for court. Thomas D. Gibson became
his security.
This settled the litigation for brief
season, and all the parties returned to
Mount Cuba. The Wilson's say they
have persuaded Miss Jennie to have
more to do with Lsef.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
The DEATH Record.

Registrar Of deaths, Z. B. Frazer, has
not completed his mortuary report for
the month ending May 3lst, as he is
awaiting the certificates referring to
persons who died in that month. At the
present time, however, seventy thrse
deaths are reported, five Of which were
Coroners cases. Fifty Eve persons were
white and eighteen were colored. The
report in full will be published tomor-
rnw
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
The Fire Record.

L. G. File, tobacconist, OF Fourth
street, below King, gives the following
as last months fire record:
May lilo 30 q. insight fire in
the second story Of the building at the
southeast corner of Third and Market
streets, for which there was no alarm.
l1.45, p. m.-Slight fire at beer sa-
loon, No. 704 Walnut street; the de-
partmsnt responded but its services
were not required.
May 3-ll.30 a. m.-False alarm.
May 3-5. 30 p. m.-False alarm.
May 9--4,l5p. m.-Burning of bar
rel of shavings in the yard OF the JOS
eph Teas Co.'s Bolt & Nut Works,
Third and Church streets; the depart
ment responded, but its services were
not reyuired.
May 10-9.45, p. m.-Buruing of a
straw hat in the show window of Hum
phrey's hat stsrs, No. ZIG Market
street; the department responded but
its services were not required.
May l4-5 80 p. m. "A slight fire
az Mlchael McCIoskey's mouse, NO. zl3
Maryland avenue. The department
responded, but its services were not re-
quired.
May 14-8.15 p. m.-False alarm.
May l7-9 a. ma slight fire at
John Haggarty's No. 4l5 Orange street;
damage, $40; insured. The depart
ment was In service Is minutes.
May ia r. ma slight fire at
Buyers saw mill on TatnAll below Wa
ter street. The department responded
but its services were not required.
May 19-7.15 p. m.-False alarm.
May 81 -l.50 p. ma slight fire at
Diamond State rolling mill. The de-
partment responded but was not in ser.
vice.
May 2l-1o.30 p. m.-False alarm.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
EN@MFAfNm.

Parties wishing to go on an excursion
for day of real pleasure can have 1t
by going on Asbury excursion, Friday
June 4th, to Andslusia beautiful
grove with its fifty odd tables from
eight to twelve feet long and one hun
dred and fly seats from eight to ten
feet long and Lake boats, swings and
plenty OF goo1 drinking water.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

premium offered to any perscr
DO as great q range Of worl
ther machine as we can do OF
Jsvis Vertical Feed Sewing
without basting. For further
Da call at TT Market street,
ACups, very useful for weak
iMs of appetite, for sale by Il
Sixth and Market street. A
nom for ladies', with lady at
stEerIey & Sawyer, 3o2 Market
hTe 81, are still taking 6 fine
tgaphS for 81 / large SxlL
tfIe cabinets tor 81, or l doz.
Cigarettes, for catarrh and
ts head, sold by Taylor & Full.
lHEgi5ts and Apothecaries, 90l
HAt,
Ed Glentworth's Extermina.
Ma house of reaches. Get il
tia's Drug Store, 5th and Pop
B
Ndy smokes Chapman's 8 cent
What everybody ?" Well,
FbOdy. 4th and Shipley sts.
p.1ds of Enterprise Coal very
SAeWard's, No. 622 W. Front
Nnr old pictures to Sutterley
@Z Market street, and have
A' They do them cheap.
gat stock of straw hats at
S'O'', 4O4 Market street.
Bros. are ready with a full
'T hats.
eand a low price ! Rumford
Pliers.
m M and cracked corn at Shew.
ives! Front street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
A Cool sum ss,er Day, ,

A writer for the West Chester "Local
News" says that he remembers Sun
day excursion from West Chester via
the Branch Railroad to the Great Val
ley and Coatssville Bridge, in June or
July in 1884 or 1885 under the conduct
orship of Hickman James, the ticket
agent of the West Chester Station,
when the excursionists were nearly fro
zen by the cool chilling air, which
must have been under 40 degrees.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
TpUBLIC SALE

v.
Very Desirable Dwelling,
8l6 West street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets, on
TUESDAY, JUNE 8,
At4 O'Clock, P. NJ. on the premises,
Without postponemont, withdrawal or am
underbidding. This property, late resi- G
dence OF James Braided, and formerly the
residence OF William OsnbY, is very desirable
both as to lacality and as to surroundings.
The dwelling is three story brick, front of 20
feet, and three story back, 12 rooms and bath,
with heater, range, and all modern improve.
ments, and with two story Iron Veranda and
bay window. The lots is 27 feet 10 inches by
1872 feet, being much deeper than most others
In that locality. 1t is bounded on the south
by improved lot and lawn OF Messrs. Bradford
and Edw. Bringhurst, Jr.
TERMS OF sALE.-A mortgage OF SO, 600, to
be secured by proper fire insurance. may re-
main on the property, and Tor the balance an
approved endorsed note at months with in
terest from the day of sale. Possession i'm
mediate upon settlement.
J. I. HEALD, TIN and Market.
6135S Agent to effect the sale.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
The New Mamnaeers

To-day the prevent officers Of the
West Chester & Philadelphia Railroad
retire, and the road passes into the
hands of the Philsdelphia Wilmington
& Baltimore Railroad Company. They
take all the stock Of the road at $5t
per shar,.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Fish
III, stalIs in the Third

In bss on bis stalls in the Third
y, u,,tet Js fresh mackeral, halibutr
| IA hlsrf aS and sea bass, blue fish,
;, M 'bsd and other varieties o.
IT, ',,r' tribe, Call early and avoid
kud
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
.prclAL MENTION
. vo,d 10 lhe Ladies'

l%1'a '0,'aa buying new ',hesd
|y'a ia,sni nsaIS advise you to call on
| Is : T1u,r Sirnv, 2O2 King street, as
b. ne,Iepce A1vi, and well-saown
E E,,sp ,spV' Va'sSkInowledged SI ability and
3D. 20 's'II N Of her chist-Of.staff, Miss
E''le ,A'i, "a guarantee sufficient thai
|BTSn' 1a ns'suSsOmsly !, fitted cat and
Y !, :" W suit everybody.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
ptles Cared.

40 had the piles for more thar
P"s I" hsye tried many different
|s' ,ut ntlv have had more relief in
\ n, s1~ w, of "Dr. Bliss Pile salve''
Y .DS.tr W. all the other remedies
W " BRACkls, Christiana Hid.
!. ITbs ri remedy eau be had Of Dr.
|s,- West Sd street, Will, Del.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
.p...ul,nrrY EasifVial.

|hdis, Of Madeley chapel will
't,sVberry festival in the chap
E,t wilmington, on Tuesday,
E.3,y and Thursday evenings.
m "a and Sd.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Seeds, Seeds.

! ECrippen's for Henderson's best
IA, batch and Drumhead cab
Iw beet, fer stock. No. 3 West
ky.Vt.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Tap,stry Brussels.

n yspnsrd & Co. are selling
n Brussels Carpets at Sl.00 per
|Tte styles are good and quality
M to be as good as any in the
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

'Of the Thermometer
'pVDI1cAN office, on Tuesday
~ O'clock, u o'clock,
$50 92o
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

Persons wishing spring suits made
in the latest style and of the best ma
terial, would do well to call on Geo. II.
Ash, 705 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

Insect powder guns, only 10 cents
and Celluloid Trusses which last life
time, for sale by Danforth, Druggist,
End and Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
The Weather.

N''nent, Ofics Of the Chief
~' Washington, June IL
A for Tuesday--For the
aI'l' States, rising baroms.
@y, Veering to cooler west.
clearing weather, preceded
'ealher and occasional rains
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Lawns, Lawns.

|w than ever Russell * Spen.
nov selling Pacific and Cocheco
ID lOcY per yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Lawns, Law ms.

Monet it! You can buy Pacific
teo Lawns Of Russell & Spen-
| NJ, per yard.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
f0ltre COupf.

"ii@ibhou AZ Ioilce
"eling on the charge o.
sn' "" language toward James
Ea. ,'a living near Third and
'n;' Jalnss said that the
asa called him "a dirty
.i,appy'" Gin fact" said
,.a n NE for all the dirty pup.
Tor The defence stated that
.t'f1lng Ryan's son struck
i" te defendant. The mother
u'' went to Mr.. Ryan and
~ 'Ohe asked him "if he al
w. 70 strike hers ?" In re-
N.Y. IAn said "go along you
Hhe replied ~ am no
IL, rpy than you are." This
s,'e "V0ffobsrated by q num-
''' and the Mayor DISMISS
,Hslg, the next prisoner
n,tI n,,eAch, was charged with
s,s. ~ao' aud calling Hannah
,,' u' names. Witness for
n II sad such conduct had
y, several times by Craig.
M we costs Of the case and
"peace bond.
'nful '. Record.
N, ns h'xwell furnishes the
X H. oi arrests during May:
MI MI drunk and disorder
%ly conduct rs; corner
y. ,SSutlng in the streets 10
NSiucy 5;abuse and threat
EnEOs1 EOs1stery IA; selling H.
N Es'aSe l; cruelty to child
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Another Pipe Eurns a Wagon Up

Another Pipe Burns @ Wagon UP.
George X. Helwich, farmer living
near Orwigsburg, went to Pottsville, on
Tuesday, with load of timothy hay.
He did not succeed in finding a pur-
chaser for the hay and in the evening
he started to return home. When
about mile beyond the limits of Potts
vile, the hay caught FIRE from sparks
dropping out of Helwich's tobacco pipe
and be in his excitement dropped the
rsins and attempted to extinguish the
flames. This, however, he was unable
to do and just as he was. about to jump
off the load the horses saw the fire be-
hind them and ran away. but were
stopped before they had proceeded far.
The hay was entirely consumed and
the wood work of the wagon destroyed
causing loss of about $75.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Republicans ShoUld Subscribe at
Once.
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Ably edited, it presents in the best form
the latest news of the day. In its pop,
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full reliable and consistent, it finds many
readers, and is deserving of success
Having enjoyed its news and literature
and profted, we trust, by its political
teachings, we ars anxious that those
Of our readers who may desire frs,
class daily Democratic newspaper, pure
in tone and sound in politics, should
share the same pleasant sxp.r rience,
and there ore unhssitatiugly advise ali
to subscribe for EVERY Event Ing
Terms, $5 per aRnum.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
BUILDING IN WILMINGTON.
A Big Record or New houses fo'
May

City Surveyor Conwell reports fifty
eight building permits issued for the
month Just past, as compared with
thirty-two for the month Of May .: last
year. They were as follows:
Benjamin Davis estate, three houses
on the north side Of Front street be-
tween Market and King streets.
Henry Garell, three houses on, the
north side Of B street east Of Button
wood.
Martin Leonard, q back building on
the north side OF Front street between
Poplar and Lombard streets.
John II. Perry, q stable on the north
west corner Of Third and Pine streets.
Jesse Bingham, eleven houses at the
southeast corner of Second and Adams
streets.
G. F. Thomas & Co., one store-house
on the east side Of shipley street south
Of Fifth street.
Harlan Cause, ten houses on the east
side of West street, between Twelfth
and Thirteenth streets.
Penross 0. Beerbrower, one house on
the east side of Claymont street, be-
tween Twelfth ant Thirteenth streets.
Robert Roberts, two houses on the
west side of Adams street between
Sixth and Seventh streets.
William Lewis, one house on the
south side of Second street between
Hawley and Webbstreets.
John II. Pierson, one house on the
southwest side Of Vandeyer avenue
east of Buena Vista streets.
Jesse Hopes, one house, adjoining
last.
Hannah Carter, one house on the
north side Of Twelfth street, between
Bowers and Dure streets.
Isaac Beeson Murray, two houses on
the north side of Third street, between
Rodman and Hawley streets.
Anthony Theilman, one stable on the
east side of Kirkwood street, south Of
Ninth street.
George W. Chandler, house on the
south side Of Maryland avenue, west Of
Stroud street.
Hayes Chandler, one house on the
northeast corner Of Maryland and East
Liberty street.
George A. Cannon, one house on the
north side of Buttonwood street, be-
tween Lobdell and A streets.
Albert Thatcher, four houses on the
south side of Sixth street, between
Van Buren, and Harrison streets.
Margaret Wigglesworth, one house
on the west side of French street, be.
tween Third and Fourth streets.
Mills 4 Combs, one black. smith shop
on the north side Of Fourth street be-
tween Spruce and Church streets.
Mary A. Hall, one house on the north
side Of Thirteenth street, between
Washington and Jefferson streets.
James Ferry, seven houses at the
northwest corner of Tayler and Bennett
streets.
King Dolbow, one house on the soutE
side of Fourth street, between Orange
and Tatnal streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Dragged 10 Death by D Runaway
| Morse,

On the farm of Jesse Barra. near Ma
pletown, Greene CO., Pa. John Halford
mounted horse to ride out 10 the field
to commence his days plowing. He
was riding woman fashion, both feet
resting on the trace chains, which were
suspended from the harness. As he was
passing out the yard gate the horse
stepped ON dog. The latter bit the
horse, causing it to jump forward. Hal
ford was thrown off, his feet catching
in the chains. The dog, joined by sew
eral others, started in pursuit Of the
borse, which they chased all ever a
big field and finally back into the yard
aud thence into the stable. Haltord
was dragged to death, his body being
sheekingly mutilated.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01
Temperance mt the white House.

temperance mt the White House.
Many are the good humored Jokes
which Mrs. Hayes's temperance princi-
ciples call out. Says the signal q" On
the avenue leading up to the White
House,at Washington, there is a restau.
rant where liquor is sold. A sign is
thrust out greeting the approaching
visitor to the President with the warn
ing, "Your last ohance!" As he returns
from the White House he is met by the
wArds on the reverse side, " Your first
chance again!" In consequence Of her
firm adherence to her faith, temperance
has become fashionable in Washington
and liquor is seldom seen on the tables
Of the best people, insomuch that Mr..
Augustus 6ala said of the Americans:
IA glass of ice water is usually the
only drink with which they wash down
their dinners. l actually am afraid to
call for glass Of beer while dining at
my hotel, lest I may be regarded as a
drunkard.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

Totnl vote $40 1903 1922 1876 234 1855
Weldin's majority
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

TOUND.-ASUN OF MONEY, WHICH
Il the owner can have by provinr prop
erty aud paying forthis adv. 6lt!t
DAVIDSON Il BRO, 9Th and King.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

EyOR RENT-THREE THIRD STORY
E rooms in building No. 8 W. 4th st.
Apply JAMES L. DEVOU,
6l-tf 4th and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

XVTANTvED.-A GENTLEMAN WITH A
w small amount of capital, to purchase
an interest Tor ally of a long established and
we'll paying business; satisfactory reasons
given for selling. Apply at once, Rooms II
and IL Exchange building. stiff
Daily Republican., 1880-06-01

VTTANTED.-A HORSE TO USE IN
w store wagon for about three weeks.
6l-3t w. M. KENNARD Il co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-07-13

HANCOCK & ENGLISH CLuB.-Ata meet
ing held at the Court House on Friday eve-
ming, July 9th, 1880, Capt. DAVID n.
COCKR1LL was called to the Chair, and
w. w. b. GALLAHER and GEO. W. HAINEs
appointed Secretaries. The Chairman stated
the object of the meeting-the organization
of Hancock & English Club-wheraupon
Hon. Jas. Fl. Grove moved the appointment
of committee of three to report upon per-
mauent officers. On motion of Mr. Frank
Beckwith, the number of the committee was
Increased to five, aud tho motion being
adopted, Hon. Jas. IL. Grove, Frank Beck
with, j. Ed. Duke, s. II. Brown and VIM.
Phillips were appointed
On motion of Mr.. V. NJ. Firor, list was
opened for the enrolment of mcubers. and
the signatures of quito number obtained.
The committee on permanent officers re-
Ercsident-Gc orge Baylor.
Flee Presidents-S. Howell Brown and D.
IT. Cockrill
iSecrctories-Geo. W. Haines and ". ".
B. Galaher.
Treasurer-W. w. B Gallahcr.
E.recutiVe Committee w L. Wilson, J.
G. Holmes, Frank Beckwi,h, J. Ed Duke
and Forrest w Brown.
Finance Con,minee-Wm. Phillips, Jno.
T. Colston, David Howell, b. W. Moore and
Jas. N. Gallahcr.
The report of the committee was adopted,
A committee, consisting of Messrs. S.
Howell Brown, Jas. II. Grove and T. w.
Brown, was appointed to draft n constitution
and by>laws, and report at next meeting
On motion of Mr.. Firor, the Secretaries
were authorized to receive the names of all
who wished to become members of the Club.
Adjourned to meet on Tuesday evening,
July IS, 1880, at o'clock.
D. II. COCKR1LL Chairman.
W W; B. GALLAnER, ssorot,rio.
GEO. w. HA1NEs, secretaries.