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Ralll DAD Accident.

Last evening about o'clock as engine
275 attached to the day express east was
running short distance east of Landis-
vile it broke its follower-head, thus de-
tanning the train more than an hour. On
reaching Lancaster the engine stopped on
its centre and could not be moved until
another engine was run in from Dillerville
and, pulled it Of, thus causing q detention
of .~-.,Ly minutes longer. At Leaman
Place engine 157 was detaihd to assist in
taking the train to Philadelphia,
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PERSONAL.

lTHOMAS w. kNoN, the great Traveller
and popular writer, is character in his
way. For q monogram on his letter paper,
that bears the address of the LOtos club,
New York, he has the picture of an OK
with the letters X. N. inscribed thereon.
CAPTAIN PAUL BoYTON has swan more
than $4,000 miles. saved hundreds of
lives, and is officially reported by the life
saving service as having rescued seventy
two persons from drowning upon the
coasts of the United States. For his
services he has received forty two medals
from European governments, but not
one from this country, OF which he is a
native.
MICHAEL DAvITT, the Irish agitator,
arrived in the steamer Germanic Saturday
night. A reception that had been al
ranged for him fell through owing to
bungled arrangements. His plans con-
template twelve days lccturing tour be-
tween Now York and Chicago. He says
there is no truth il the rumors of split
in the Land League, nor any likelihood Of
| any difference between Parnell and HIM
| self.
JAMES GORDON BENEFITS "StOne
Villa" Bellevue avenue, Newport, has
just received fresh attraction in the way
of lighting facilities. On top of each of
the six granite posts in front of tho villa
have been placed large solid bronze owls,
through the centre of which gas pipes
have been introduced. The eyes arc very
large and when illuminated by gas present
. weirdly fascinating appearance. Two
owls, similarly lighted. are placed in large
trees either side of tho house. These
bird-lamps cost $500 pair.
ETAHDLEUH DOANMoE, a young Kiowa
Indian. late a student in the Carlisle
training school, and now al assistant in
the same institution, was married to
Laura FOneadlema, ono of the girl stu,
dents, also Kiowa, OH Saturday. Secre
tary and Mrs. Teller We're present at the
ceremony, which was the first of the kind
ever celebrated in tho school, and in an
address to the students pointed out the
advantages of education, and promised to
give them all the aid in his power to that
end.
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/. cotdlB1A NEWS.

CORREsPONDEncE

""s.-.., - sn., a.....ss.s ,'.~ ...~ u
l.,rsed I'm ny en-. III Intes,s'
xoncer. ksportsr.
I.,.,s,.. h;cn school ho..,;x;,, a,
ch;cL;es rock. caS Satoriil IBXv IaisSiS
snai.a % Z fect !; inchcs lonc at the river IN
saturday ,v-M;lton Stevsnson y;s;tinc
friends at M;ddIctovn. q. N. Foster oorS
"a Pb;Iadefnh;a. Also Miss MAGGIE Kranse.
II Lcvia touo rto Hsn0ver aepina
Heise & Kauffman's hoaters.-Deputy
sSuss SsG asd
but cJnySlssc Int. .lFnee Ifig6f It Five
Points on CdwkuilDoa Saturday, hight,
AT special school board meeting Saturday
night. Miss Annie Browne elected to fi:l
vacancy in 5th street grammar Department.
Carriage from. Washington broke down
at fhiri add u tou on SAtdSdaxlLAnc1-i
ter L bioy clisB il town y@st&3aEJ T3nk
hence to Columbia. and thence to Mari
eta. and home by tho Lancaster turnpike.
"A. NJ. Reese's Locust street dining rooms
we'll supnorted. Handman offers "a
new brick houses for sale.-St. Johns
Lutheran church presented with new altar
and pair of handsome pulpit chairs.-E.
:E. i.stheraq Sunday school st q am.
att july ! OthA shur@hS Iilftolbw.
Jacob 3. Zahn. of PHILADELPHIA, 4m6hg
old friends in Columbia Yesterday.
Nicholas Beinhauer has q radish meas.
uGn9 II inches.-Isaac Sourbeer caught
in the fyerJa reptile resembling an alli-
cator.-Sauirs Young sent down two
drunken and disorderlics and Squire Given
one.-Episcopal church closed Yesterday
on account of Rev. Searing's ABSENCE
Orion lodge 7. o. d. F.. YESTERDAY attend
ed funeral of Jacob Kline. KlinesyiIle. in
la,hoAv
VEHSsl II tHacl. ylowers" "
If this county held = hnsinesa meetinp
and hanomat at SloncI,,s hotel in Mount.
viii. on Saturday evening. A large num-
her. wers nresent from nj, parts of the
S1sntS RmSna& of interest tn the to-
S,cc" ar,,wars 6sscun;eJ the time prev;ons
=" tLs hannuct Which was heartily euiOved
hv ali
" Sn s,t,,,,,v :, ,sw sn,;ns for ths l.. E.
NJ n r ,L;'.,, y.,a st,1d;ng in the o,st
pr r. r,rds .IthlsT nlfc was run
into hv - 1,,,,I.r ~ ears wfich vcra he
;n~ shifted and tho. b,,li nosa broken off.
,i..u"ux ~ Ch.s.hes.
The Rev. John McCov. of the Presbv
terian ,choitl,. s.stGrdsy. T anuo1neeb to
his coXprvE5tirH tk 3extsSaHb&hk kSrn-
inr he would preach his farewell sermon,
bay;ny ,c,.rie,I,a a call elsewbere. Tho
,unounccu.u,, ca,,.,s y,yki,'x sadness and
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John Wandma1er has been to Wash
i6gton to see Senator Cameron and the
Philadelphia Press hopes thst he has
given him some good counsel. Mr..
Wanamaker's successful operation of a
mercantile bazaar gives some ground for
a suspicion that he might make bit as
the manager of political menaScrie :;
even to the extent of leading into paths
Of wisdom Senator Cameron, who is set
down generally as a very obstinate mule
and whom present events are going far TO
exhibit as very ordinary fool. There is
hardly chance for 9 doubt that Sena-
tor Camcron's wiseSt course is to come
down to his opponents proposition for a
new convention. He has to fight them
and conquer them or die sooner or later.
He had better do it at once and do it at
the Republican, primaries. With the
administration behind him he has aSOod
chance to beat the enemies in his party
at primary election this summer. His
chance will not be SO good next year
after the defeat of his ticket, which is
sure to happen if the Democrats get a
chance at it in its present condition.
Now he can say to the independents
that he will meet them in the field they
demand and 60 before the Republican
voters on the question of his endorse
lnent. If lie gets it he has them cap
talred if he don't he is beaten where he
is strongest.
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LITTLE LOCALS.
Hero and rhoro and erywhoro.

Hero and Thoro and Everywhere.
Jos. r. Ostheim wholesale grocer on
North Water street aad Reuben r. Her.
shey SAG West Chestnut street, are con-
mcfedjwth, ,tlje telephone exchange:
Oh Saturday evening the trained horses
appeared for the last time in this CITY TO
a large audience. They have left for
WikssthrTt, 'wlisrb thsSayRl appear dur
ing the week.
0i Satukday tie Good Templars held a
large meeting in PennOck's grove, near
Andrews bridge. J. B. Davis was IN the
chair. There were addresses by different
parties, rocitattons, misid reaSlegs &C.,
and ali present had q good time.
In the window Of E. J. Erisman there
can now be seen the resolution oil respect
which wero adopted by Canassstego tribe,
Ms. III Of Red Men, on the death OF Her-
n,knaW. Villee. The resolutions were en-
crossed by Charles X. Frailey in handsome
style. ~
grounds, the Active baseball club defeated
a picked nina hyhhs seops,af - to II.
Walter -DeeD, catcher of the Active, had
bis, heaScE while playing with the ball.
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"A GOOD IDEA.
Red Lights for Flrs alarm Boxes.

Red Lights for Fire Alarm Boxes.
The chief Of the fire department recent
" sent communication to tho lamp COM
mittee of city councils in which he recon-
mended the placing of red glass in the
upper half of those street lamps nearest TO
the fire alarm boxes, SO that persons wish
ing to give an alarm can readily disting-
uish at night, the exact location of the
nearest box. As soon as Mr. Charles X.
Robinson, agent of tho Pennsylvania globe
gas light company, who has the lighting
of the city in charge, was made acquainted
with the chiefs suggestion he volunteered
to have the red glass put in at his own ex
pense, and the work will be done ut the
earliest possible day.
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Tho Missing Children.

Atlee Mercer's two boys, who were
missing from home since Wednesday last,
have been heard from. They wanted to
see "grandpa" Mahlon n. Mercer, who
lives at Leaman Place, and they made
their way thither by means best known to
I" the small boy" They were returned
to their home IN this city to-day.
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.Jr q IN. A M'

J. p. Winower, of Empire Council, No.
120, Jr. o. u. A. NJ, as a representative
of the state council. of Pennsylvania,
left this morning for New York to attend
the 10th annual session of tho national
council, which meets in that CITY on
Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. -
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he SleaS mt days of IL pss. will betaA Aed.
p d ne4Psreds q often seems q IS,
khi| wOia il bo cold &too selfish. ~
Pth1tgO9 ~ un 6ehuman h@H
Gods own gift and should be cherished.
In conclusion let mo paraPhrase the poet
when he says:
Union of flags, q Union of lands,
Union now and forever;
a Union of hearts, u MON of hands
Union none can sever.
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Sale of Real Estate.

On Saturday at the Cooper house, JACOB
Gundaker, auctioneer. sold for E. d. Lyme,
administrator of the real estate OF Ann
Eliza Barrick, deceased, a two,story DITCH
dwelling house at No. 10 West James
street. to Dana Graham, for $6l5. f"i '.t
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1882-06-19

MIR. HARRITY, chairman of the Phil
adelphia Democratic city committee,
says: We have done away with the
washing of dirty linen before the state
convention we will go to Harrisburg
without a contest either false or genu-
ine.- This gratifying intelligence will
be received with hearty enthusiasm by
the Democrats of the whole state. 1t
will make the Philadelphia delegation
respected and potential. Mr.. Harrity
deserves thanks.
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MANAGER MIsHLER had better be Il
little circumspect as to what judicial
district he invades with his trained
horse show. There are Jurisdictions in
which he might be held to answer fol
contempt of court i'll travestying the ;d'
ministration of '' distributive justice
by representing trial with IA donkey
for Judge and a pony for court crier.
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Driving Accident.

While David g. Hitsh and lady were
driving on the New Holland turnpike laSe
evening, their horse took fright, ran off,
'and upset the buggy in which they were ra
Hirsh was a GOOD deal bruised. The
buggy was badly broken. The horse after
runnyn1 Sw. : SoxX.idembia distance was
caugHs and appeared toSs Inhurt.
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COUKT. THIS MORNING.

The Arguni6nt observation-disclosures
Admissions 10 the Bar.
This morning the argument court began
with both judges On the bench There
arc 30 cases in tho common pleas list, in
quarter sessions and q in orphans court,
all Of which arc ready, except one fasc, in
common pleas. T.,
In the cas-. of Aaron Mehaffy vs.. H. s.
H6yr, fu1e fOs newt which was argued
inAlsscli>; Tie fal was discharged.
Curret Business.
2lS accounts OfexecutOrs, administrators
and guardians .Her> ~ '6ODhr-
nation nisi, together with 22 trust &C
counts and 81 widows appraisements.
+ Estbaf Ann Bleacher, wife of Elam
Blcacher, of Providence township, present
ed her petition for the benefit OF the act
Of 1872 fitipgIto. .na9teiw9Qen the bcne-
fit of their own separate earnings.
Martin Rush, an insOlvent debtor, who
has been in Jail for costs, was discharged.
Divorced.
Susan Eshss; l4 New Hvyend, was
granted divorce from her husband, Jacob
L. Evans, on the ground of adultery.
George, Finefroek,1of this city, was d.
Licenses TransIerrod.
The eating house license of Ephraim
Renninger, Of East CocalicO, was trans
forred to Samuel NJ. Brdbaker, and that
of A. BoDson, OfrCOlumbia, to August
''nn'ss;;' ns;' Naba,R,a to tho b.r.
W. ". kranklin, son Of Emlen Frank
lin was admitted to the bar on motion of
his, father, with whom hs studied. II. II.
5. McC cCartneg, n SstudehtV MI. leeenan,
was also admitted to the bar on motion of
his precett4tJ vB6y4 young gentlemen
passed very creditab1e examinations be.
fore the .csn.mittS9~ and their professional
prospects arc bright: -
He Wasts to No Constable. J
Geo. w. Forhney presented . petition
asking that he be- appointed constable OF
the Ninth ward, this city, in place OF
VIM, titus, who has removed from the
ward THE petition was filed and held
o'ar until satFa,F!td"Y,cI F,!t'Y .aOt
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List of Unclaimed Letters.

The following is list of unclaimed let
tcrs remaining in the pOstOfiice for the
week ending June II, 1889:
LADIES' Lsst-Eva Enders QOE), Mrs.
+. Frankli4, Mrs. g1ementips fJohnio3
Mrs. Ann Jackson, Anna Kepler, Ar&
Maggie Long, Susan Shellcnberger, Lavina
Snyder, Lydia Thevner.
Gents List-JQhn Bigler, Benedict
Boos, Martin Bates, jrs And. Berger, Il.
J. Bishop, Geo. II. Barr, VIM. Brennan,
Geo. Colmap, Chas. Dilligh, Henry Funk,
Chas. T. Hubbard. James Keeler, Samuel
Kemper, David II. Lescure, Jacob B.
Myers, Clair Peck. Smith & Yocum, VIM.
Stradtman, Chrn. Ulmer.
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New Wagons, &c.

This morning the company which de-
livcrs tho freight for the Pennsylvania
railroad came out in style. They put ON
tho street three handsome freight wagons
which arc Substantially constructed and
beautifully painted They are all num-
bered in gilt, with the name of the com.
pany. Some of the horses are new and
the harness is lust out Of the shop.
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FOR THE HOUSEkEEPERS.
Some Specimen Bills of Faro.

Some Sp0Cllnon ISlll0 Oh Tdr0s
MENU.
Green Pea Soup.
Baked Blue Fish.
Lamb Shops. Saratoga Potatoes.
Tomatoes.
Chicken Fricassee.
Onion Glaces. Boiled Rice.
Salad.
Lettuce and Beets.
French Dressing.
Neufchatel Cheese. Bread and Butter.
Strawberry Pudding.
Coffee.
MENU.
Tomato Soup.
Baked Shad. Cucumbers.
Boiled Mutton with Caper Sauce.
Boiled Onions. Potatoes. New Beets.
Spinach with Egg Dressing.
Baked Spring Chicken. Saratoga Potatoes
Mixed Salad. French Dressing.
Roquefort Cheese. Waters.
Strawberry Blanc Mango.
Watermelon Cake.
Pineapple.
Coffee.
Southern Gumbo Soup.
Boiled Bass. Egg Sauce.
Beef Steak. Onion Sauce.
New Beets. Green Peas. Butter Beans.
Chicken Ia Creme.
Potato Croquettes
Lettuce Mayonnaise.
Cottage Cheese. Milk Crackers.
Rice Pudding. Apple Jelly,
Fruit BonbOns.
Coffee.
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"The Record " Building.

This mornings issue Of the Philadelphia
Record appears printed from new type, On
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Slight Fire

This moEnings. about Z o'clock a slight
tachcd to tie printing Office Of 5ohn Baer' g
Sons, in rear of their book store on North
Queen street. 1t appears that when the
fires were drawn from the furnace on Sat
urday night some live Goals were thrown
upon a large pile of hard coal in the bin,
setting fire to it, It slnouldered until
this morning when it reached the plank of
which tho coal bin is constructed and set
firo;to it. As soon as it was discovered 4
plug stream was thrown upon it by com
pany No. /, and it was easily extinguished
before any serious damage was done.
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lPostmaster IApPoiPted. Z
Alexander d. Pagan has been appointed
postmaster at Mount Nebo, this county.
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Why Waste tho Money:

New York Times.
We have in various stages of cOnstruc-
ton five large mcn-of-war Of the monitor
type. These arc the Miant0nom0h, the
Monadnock, the Terror, the Puritan and
the Amphitr,te. There has been expended
Oh these vessels and their machinery the
sum of So, 52S, $50. This money has been
thrown away. Since the keels of these
vessels were laid SO much progress has
been made in naval architecture and gun
merry that they are now of a type that is
completely obsolete. Were they finished
they would be as useless for warlike pur-
poses as is an Erie canal.bOat. Nevertho.
less, Mr.. Chandler recommends that
81, 2S7, 1856 should now be spent in order to
complete these five worthless ships, and
hc offers as an argument for this further
waste of money that unless the ships are
completed the money already spent on
them will be wasted.
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An Important Deliverance.
pitt Sb,I ,p n 'ra1ppr3n nh

That Lancaster county man who wanted
to avoid damages for breach OF contract
of marriage on the ground that the con-,
tract having been made on Sunday was
void, made an absolute failure of it. The
supreme court Of Pennsylvania sustains
tho American common law, which has
from time immcmorial recognized the
right to- enter into tllc contract on Snn-
day. Should it have arrived at a0iffer6nt
conclusion it would have been 4 serious
blow to tho customary Sunday evening
exercises in the rural districts.
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Police Cases,

On Saturday evening Alderman Nc
COnomy returned to court the complaints
which they are charged with assault and
battery on Emma and Lille Dull.
Alderman McGlinn committed Walter
=. HantcI to the county prison for ten
The mayor this morning had eight cases
to Jail for 10 days two for Is days, and
one for 20 days. The hearing of two others
was postponed. u
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n. \. Herald.
MIR. Blaine steadily declines to take any
active part in politics in the coming can
vass. He will not make any speeches in
his own state of Maine. He will not move
a hand for either Stalwarts or the lnde-
pendeuts iu Pennsylvania. He will not
distribute his magnetism over Ohio. lie
will not go into the South and help split
up tho Bourbon Democracy. He has
packed away his "plume " in camphor, to
keep it from the moths, and We may not
see it again until it waves in tho next na-
tiOnal convention. He bases his refusal
to help the " Garfield Republicans - every
where on the ground that during the
twenty-three years no has been in public
life his "private interests y have been
neglected, and now they require all his
care aud attention.
In the twenty. three years of Mr. Blaine S
public life he has drawn from the treasury
on an average six thousand dollars q year
as congressman, senator and secretary Ot
state-Or in all about one hundred and
forty thousand dollars. Current report
places his fortune at between five aud ten
million dollars. He was poor country
editor when he went to Congress-. And
now we are told that he owns railroads
and coal mines, mines of nickel and of oil,
and real estate worth thrice the sum no
has drawn from the government.
1t is pity that Mr.. Blaine has neglect.
ed his "private business" through all
these years. Ii no had only attended to
it, if he hal taken only ono tenth the
interest in it that he took in the Landreau
and tho Cochet claims and in the affairs OF
the South American republics he would
probably he as rich as MIR. Vanderbilt OF
Mr.. Gould. Mr.. Blaine's neglect of his
private business for q quarter Of century
| in his devotion to tho interests Of tht
people shows a high and lofty patriotism
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Political Notes.

Political Notes.
County Chairman Sigfried, of Schuyl.
kill county, announces that Republican
county convention will be held on July 5,
to take some action relative to new party
rules. The delegate convention will be
held on the first Saturday of the month.
Tie Democratic committee of Juniata
county met at Miflintown on Saturday,
and elected Samuel D. Ard, esq.,, of Port
Royal, rep representative delegate to the
Democratic state convention without in
structiOns. The sentiment of the Democ-
racy Of Juniata is almost unanimous in
favor of the nomination Of u stroug pro-
gressive candidate.
The Mercer county delegates to the late
Republican state convention announce
| their refusal to attend the recalled session
of Wednesday.
James A. Straranan has withdrawn
from tho contest for the congressional
nomination in Mercer county. This is the
more surprising from tho fact that his
nomination, which seemed probable,
would have been very likely to have been
followed by an election.
In Cumberland county on Saturday the
| members of the Democratic county com
mitteo organized by clecting S. N. EN-
minger chairman. A committee was ap
pointed to wait upon Ii. X. PETER, editor
of the Valley Sentinel, to ascertain whether
his paper would support tho Democratic
ticket recently nominated. He replied
that he did not think that the committee
had authority to question in the matter
A resolution was then offered and passet
with but three dissenting voices resembling
tho election of II. X. PETER to the Demo
! cratic state convention and electing John
3. Bratton in his stead. A resolution wal
also passed conceding the nomination fol
Congress to Adams county, which " set
| Ties it - for w. A. Duncan.
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The intelligence that one of the counso
in the Christiancy case has become insane
is not surprising. The wonder is that
reason survives with any of them.
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MR.. GLADSTONE TO THE TURK.
Vile. but much required barbarian.
Wicked. but convenient Turk.
Come and purge your crimes Bulgarian
BY a piece OF useful work;
Nay, though this is confidential.
When You come, If come you do,
YOu must-'tis indeed essential
Bring your bag and baggage too.
-rS. James Gazette.
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prise in store for us, but it never entered
the brain of any of us, that such work
of art should be ours, SO beautiful 4 gift
whose beauty and chasteness Of design is
only equalled by its richness.
Each ornament thereon tells the fireman
something ofhis duty. Those ladders and
hooks, torches aud hose, and then those
clasped hands, that shall never be unclasp-
cd until our mortal frames shall be no
more. And then those portraits TIen-
ton boasts of its pretty women, but if the
faces of this frame are the specimen types
of Lancaster citizens, that city takes the
palm for handsome men.
And chief of all, that interesting piece of
parchment in the centre, whose grace and
beauty, equal to steel engraving, speaks
of tastefulness of design and delicacy of
execution.
We receive it all with peculiar emotion.
In September last you did leave you native o
state of Pennsylvania and came to New
Jersey and, confess it, t,gentlcmen, you wcro
captured and what is still moro, you were
kept captive and must here say to the
president, who was absent, that this com
pany were willing capayes add ] would
also say, that for long time the ladies' OF
Trenton continued to speak of "tbose fine
fellows from Lancaster" You came and
were taken captive, it was one of the most
pleasant reunions that had occurred for a
very long time and the only cause for ro-
gret we had was That your stay could not
last few days longer. 7 =
We accept this most expressive pledge
of your esteem and affection, proud that
in few days the members of this company
could conquer and gain such love and
regard. Such a testimonial gives eloquent
utterance of your feelings towards us and
will be priced and cherished while life
shall last. 1t will be hung up in q suita-
BILE and honored place and a. night after
night the members gather in their meeting
room and gaze upon these countenagees,