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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Tho Edacs sea Horses.

There was large audience at the
opera House last evening, 10 witness
the wonderful performance Of the
Equine Paradox. The horses under
stand over four hundred different com.
inands, comprising q vocabulary of
over eighteen hundred words. Each
know their own name and nun Der, and
whenever they perform a feat and are
Applauded will walk TO the front OF the
stage and acknowledge it by bowling.
The animals seem endowed with human
intelligence, aud there is certainly a
great sympathy existing between them
and their trainer. Many Of their &C
lions are uneIp!aiIsble unless a pr,
son credits them with some thing u.vr.
then brute instinct. They will appear
again this evening. ami the house will
no doubt BIZ Gro sded
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
THIRD EDITION.


II g ~ gnt..i u I, ting vi the Hoard oil
Wafer Coma siuu-r was h ID ast even
my WHIP es usut Porter la thechair. A
con ruuulc4IIun was received from City
AuditOr Ran, asking Tor $685. IS 10 pay
prrr 'uus ou Insurance whica he hau
eifectet. Jon the Water Department
property Au order WAS drs wn for the
amount, ami II was decided that the
policies shuu q he drawn III favor of the
Com III issiUl.
Bills amounting TO s29S.37 were
yr-se nted and read ana orders drawn
Tor their pay mint An order was also
drawn In favor vi Major Samuel Candy
TOR S34.5 The Chief Engineer called
attention 10 the fact that there WAS .
great waste Of water In this city, and
recommended the appointment OF M
inspector 10 take account Of the water
used, and the amount wasted by water
renters. After some discussion it was
agreed 10 try the plan proposed by the
Chief Engineer, and Thomas M. Cul.
bert WAS appointed temporary inspec-
tor. with a salary Of e15 per week.
Alban NJ. Pierce sent q communi-
cation asking for lease of the old
bridge mill, and the matter WAS re-
ferred to Colonel Febiger. On motion
it was agreed that the Board meet
Price 4 PHILIPPE On Friday afternoon
at 2 O'Clock 70 examine the condition OF
the mill property rented by them. A
petition asking for water pipes on Van
Buren, street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets, vas referred " the Chief En-
gineef.
A communication WAS received from
Major Candy in reference 20 max In &
the plots of the property owned by the
department, and the consideration Of
it WAS postponed until the next meeting.
The monthly payroll, amounting "
1888, and the weekly payroll, amount
ing to S29S. 80, were presented and orders
drawn for the amounts Chief Engineer
McIntire called the attention OF the
Board to the fact that b. Frank Town
send had failed TO comply with the
terms of his contract, and that he had
been Obliged TO purchase coal for the
departments from George w. Bush &
Sons.
After hearing the statement of the
Chief Engineer, 1t WAS decided to no
ufy Mr.. Townsend's sureties. that they
Will be held responsible for any dam.
age that may be sustained by his failure
TO comply with the terms Of his con
tract. City Solicitor Turner, who was
present, expressed himself as read y
and willing to frame any bills for
additional legislation required by the
Board. 1t was stated that the books OF
tho Water Department had not been
audited for fourteen weeks, and the
City Solicitor was instructed 10 confer
with City Auditor Ball, and ascertain
the reAson. The Board then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

me cellar Of the residence of S. ID.
heerbro~er, Tenth and DUPONT streets.
vas entered some time last night
through grated window and robbed of
a quantity OF provisions that Mr., Beer.
brewer had just purchased to last
through New Years week. Mr.. Beer.
brewer says II these fellows really
must steal, he wishes they would 20 to
som ebody's cellar, who can better stand
The loss than he can. This Is the second
time his cellar has been robbed within
isi time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Letters Granted

Letters OF administration were grant
ed yesterday by Register Grubb to Cur
lis Ellison, On the estate OF the late
Sarah Ellison, OF this city, and letters
documentary to Mary A. Huey, execu
trix ot the will of john A. Huey, late OF
tLi- city, and TO Abn.r Mitchell, execu
tor OF the will Of Patrick Meany, late OF
Mi! Gr"ek Hundred. ON Monday let.
t.rs ~ administration were granted 10
Martin q. Burris on The estate OF Eliza
beth l.. Ryan. late OF Middietown. An
exem pli fed copy OF the will of Isaac
Hend .rson, late Of brooklyn, was re-
corded On Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Look Out for q. d. N.


CAIRu. Dec 3O.-General Sir Herber
Stewart will advance from Korti u
Gakdul to day, with his force dispose
In order. Each man carried seven
gallons of water. A. reserve supply OF
ammunition Of 40, 900 rounds 10 expect
ed TO reach Gakdul on Friday. IL Ia
doubtful II there will be any fighting.
Ii Is stated that 1000 rebels block the
route.
A dispatch from Koru dated I. As tn ID
evening, says General Stewards OF
pedition ID six Iniles distant. General
Wolseley accompanied tho troops Tor .
mile and then reviewed them e they
~ arched past The line of their route
IL through fat, deserted country, in
which no huts are visible.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Ihehnu6 MiIIs

Tue improvements at CARROTS snuff
iniiis, IN the north west part OF Christi.
ara h nndIed, are about completed and
tue establishment Is now one OF IN.
largest and beet ARA ged of the kind
III the entire couatry. BY the addition
OF railroad track leading into their
storerooms, shipment is made much
easier, and, uotwithstaLding the dull
tim IS, the manufacture OF snuff, etc,
Will continue to be the oversh Allowing
industry in that section, exceeding in
some respects the famous pc wder works
on the Brandy wine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
RRalAenal Ha..a

n I'M evening Curtis Lodge No, sss I.
- OF Norristown. Pa, viii visis
nops Lodge No. 81 Of this CITY. Ths
IN SIs VIII arrive about O'Clock. aud
vih o~ met ut the railroad ~ tior =.
soc Com tsittss Of arrangement. 81
nIcn Ihomas Mitchell IL chairman
me, Inc lodge VIII meet at O'Clock, when
mere VIII DO a general hand ahaSinr
s.vcf which the visitors and their host:
WI proceed 70 the Clay ton house. vbere
banquet Will be served At 8 o'clock
- vas the intention 70 continue thr
Iesuvitiesuntil y late hour, but the
pIoerAmme was changed, ~ the visitors
o'clock. ' - P'oo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

The referee trial before g. N. Plsey,
Edward T. Bellah and Edward Bring.
hurst, In which Samuel w. Hail. Of
Frederica, brought . claim against
Biggs x Clayton, OF Middletown. for
damages caused by defective cans fur.
nished the plaintiff, was decided yes
terday, and return made TO Prothopo-
tary Maxwell that the referees bad
awarded the plaintiff e8S0.74 damages.
The care was on trial two days, and the
amount claimed Was %, 400.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

knowledge Is valuable az q lever to
AZ men and women 10 a higher plane
81 being hut it is not In itself the be.
All and the end.Sll of existence, The
passion for knowledge is superior 10
me knowledge itself, hut both together
are not sufficient 70 insure the welfare
ot nation. There In ust also be the de-.
sire, the effort, and the wisdom 40 10
Hse the knowledge as To improve and
eAait the character, and 20 TO cultivate
cue who.e nature Of those we teach az
20 maze Ih'W rot only better scholars
INV brtttr AMI nobler men and women.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Good Reading.

Our salee Of Holidays books on the install.
ment plan has been much larger than We ex.
Rooa og, az iact We have mon0polized the
we Will eventually rule the entire HOOK
trsde or else compel other tradesmen to do
as we do. We added four hundred and nine.
Teen .een TO our already large list of installment
vassers added most OF them but many came
TO our office. We still have large stock OF
me most beautiful books In the city at prices
from rs cent? 70 $50 per copy. Wen be epen
christmas all day TO accommodate those
VINO could not yet here before. Baird
AZ itchell, publishers, 4l5 Motket street
rcond HOO fropt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

Governor BeRole. of Michigan, has
written . remarkable letter 70 a De.
troit journal defending his course in
granting Q large number Of pardons.
He says From my OF perienoe In our
prisons, whore have devoted much
time, earnestly believe that there ara
zoo men in our prisons to-day In whose
cases the ends OF justice. both TO the
State and the oonvicts, would be better
served by their release. There are
many young men serving out sentep ces
for no other crime than being poor.
There are rings in all Of the large towns
in our State that arrest, convict, and
send to prison persons for NO other
reason than TO make business for con.
stAbles, sherilfs and iuattoaa.o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
a Serious fnll.

About O'Clock yesterday afternoon
while German namei q. B. Bench
was engaged in putting up q firs ex
unguisher In tho machine shop At the
works of the Pussy q Jones Company.
he fell about twenty f,--t, fracturinR Lii
left arm and shoulder. He was re-
moved TO his room 81 the Grand Union
Hotel. whore he WA attended by q ply
stefan. and the fracture reduced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
says He We. Ass.enea

About II O'Clock last night, officer
Tbbett heard . man In tho vicinity Of
Fourth and shiplsy streets crying
murder" police" and upon pro.
ceeding to the place found Harry ID.
Mcdaniel very much under the inhu-
ence Of liquor. He took him 10 the city
hall. and this morning when he was
arraigned before Judge sharpley his
right eye was closed and badly discol.
ored.
He stated that ne moved iaa egening
from Second and Shipley streets 70
Front street, and that he had taken
three OF four drinks. After he had
finished moving he startsi up Shipley
street, and when between Third and
Fourth streets, was attac ked by some
unknown person, who knocked him
down and took 30 cents and Q rent 70
ceipt from his pocket. He said that he
then ran and halloed and WAS arrested.
The Judge Was informed by officer lib.
bits that Mcdaniel had received his
mi uries In . family row, and that OH
Ger White had seen him In the evening
on Front street, and he was held for
further hearing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
AT
W. B. SHARPS,
FOURTH AND MARKET gTB
FOURTH ANDMARKET gTH.

With the passing Of tie holi.
day trAd. comes the time for
stock taking-that Is, the mea
suring and counting Of all goods
in tn, building, which has ~ be
f pished by the first Of the year.
In the general tumble and over.
haul ng which this work necessi.
tates, some things are brought 10
light that have been overlooked
some others that would have
been sold has ~ known they
were aroand Cthc1. again that
will have to he sold 1t a sacri.
flee by reason OF changing styles
and broken lots. Odds and
ends, everything of an accumn-
lat on, will be disposed of, when
we find out what they are, with
the object Of purifying our stock
and giving our custom ers the
benefit of the overfow-our-
selves the first loss is tina che SD.
es..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

The Baltimore Sun tn dav ave

The Baltimore Sun to-day says:-
The construction department of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railrosd 81 tension
to Philadelphia hes succeeded, after
concentrated effort and hard work
against the physical obstscles inter.
posed BY the severe weather, In com.
plotting the line through Delaware.
The last rail Of the portion within Della.
ware was laid on Monday night, and
the first train OF cars will to-day pass
over this completed portion between the
Delaware aud Pennsylvauia state lines.
The bridge over the Brand wi0e nj
Wilmington Is - yet . temporary
wooden structure that has stood the
test of heavy trains- Ii will be replace
ed by . substantial iron bridge, which
It 10 expected will be- completed before
the spring opens. Tho charter OF the
company In Delaware required that the
road should b. in running order by
Jan. l, 1885. This limit has proved TO
have been very narrow one CoDstruc-
ton work has bsen done ~ rapidly a.
the steam shovels, large forces OF men
and all the modern appliances for
railroad building could push IL ahead
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
a.yore the Judge.

.v.niue Toy arout 10 sea haford
age, named James oa aD% with cornef
judge sharpley charged a,,manded hin
lounging. The judge a,s,, on tine pay
and ordered his ditcha, .i,iro to nearlt
ments of costs, ah'o"''
Ave dollars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
a nssh Up o. sne Rs,,r..s.

About o'clock on Tuesday morning
= serious mash up occurred on the P'e
w. q y. Railroad A. Red Mil crossins !
near EIkton, which caused the totaI
wrecking OF several freight cars and
came nesr causing the death of four
men VINO we're stealing . ride. The
tnfouRh extra north bound fast freight
Drawn BY engine No. 23, John q
worth, engineer, and David Buckley.
conductor. numbering q cars, bscams,
unoouplef on Bacon Hill, and the an,
CINE and six cars kept on, those on
board not missing the balance until
they had passed Red Mill crossing. n
distA nce Of three miles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
MillGAal0sl00.

Oh,.cnou having been msa maze, ~ 70 b.
validity OF the paper pnrp sh q Dimon.
the will of the late Iacharian o. tho
srsumsnt will be heard before Il, tIaa ~
RsS;stsr on Mondsy, the 10Th OF =
arv' IN regard to the matter
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

J. S. & W. II. Townsend VIZ Gi h
81 10 Of horses and frssl, cows S.,Io ~ Secood,
on s1a Monday, the 9Th Of January .s bargains r
ers and dairymen VINO
shou Id be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

10 morrow promises to be duh and
~me what cooler. Clearing conditions
may lie expected on Friday, followed
nv a considerable fail of tsmp.rature
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

Last night . woman named Mn
Milton @. King, residing u No 81,
Jenerson strset. wandered from her
home while temporarily dsrasged. II
Was learned that she had Durchassd q
small bottle Of laudAuum Il DIR. Nor.
rison's drug store. Second and King
streetA. and her husband and family
are alarmed ~ her abseuce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
n usicaI.

The Jubil Q singers will sing 1T tho
A. U. ii. +. church, on French street.
W morrow evening. Adm ission rs
cents. They sang Last night and gave
general satisfaction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Look out for G. ID, N.
New Years Day,

n me Post Office will DO open until
O'Clock tomorrow morning, but the
private boxes and drawers will be
accessible all day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Harry Helaaies's vensson Lunch
TO.u1Ght

AL persons who have not ~ yet seep
tho mammoth deer At Second and Wal.
nut streets, should not fail TO drop An
tonight. All are invited " partaks Of
: new years vension. Free soups and
FREQ speeches vii be in order,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

Senn & Co.'S Thermometer ragistAr eL
esterday, ~ degrees at 5 D. m. AZ q.
p. m. and IS 1t 10 D. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Tasalisy Aaeug nsvsss.

Yesterday valu able horse belonging
70 n. 7. pougherty fell dead while In
Browns coal yard ~ the foot of Yves,
street, but the cause Of death IL uu.
known.
A fine horse belonging 70 Dr.
Blocksom was seized with collie yeste.
day and died.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
Wilson's
unethTlElss Roons. Is KING SJlftI.
rELEPnDaR SIGNAL. lee.
OPEN ALL MONT.
). a. WILSON.
sO3-lv FUNERAL IylreSAss.

Questions Of To-day.
The last day OF the year is
the clothier's serious day. He
|rueiVl.y looks over the re.
mainder Of the winter stock,
winces some, then bravely
says it must 90, and finds
comfort in the hopes o. the
coming year. That's our
case ; hence what follows
Elegant Newm arket Over
c. ats at halt prices.
BIG Custom. made Suits at
halt prices,s some at half costs.
7Sl Odd Coats at halt pri-
ces, some at half costs.
500 Suits at $l2 marked
down variously; some worth
$50
All the above Mems Cloth
ing, but plenty more equal
bargains in Boys and Mems.
Our own people are Selling
the Furnishing Goods bar
gains. We add To day 90
dozen Shirts at 65 cents.
worth ST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

4asessaho9eas ~ Olives ChaFsh.
The Christmas captata will be given
this evening, and judging from the ex
tensive preparations il will be the mos,
satisfactory thing OF the kind ever .,
tempted by olivet Sabbath School. The
music and recitaeions will be good, aud
the procession and OF her novel exercises
viii be very attractive Adm ission
ten and fifteen cent?.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

WILLIAMSON On December ssth, ssrphss
r. wilkinson, aged % yeara
Funeral o. We inssdsy, The u I inss. from
the residence y JossI'h uasst, br. INDY vine
h hundred.
MlLBu kN-On The 18th Inst. Joseph, aad
on the 3oth inst, John, sons Of Js1es N.
and Ttllis Mubufn, aged nine months aud
one week.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Wit, to attsad the neral from their p sfents
residence, No. . Lard sress, on Ftiday aftsr.
noon, At z o'clock. Ssrvlc 1t the SecYed
He art chu rch. lDtsrnent ~ Cathedral
cemstery.
WARD-On the s0th OF DECEMBER lsabsila
wife OF bernard u. Ward, aged " ysars.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
vited " attent he funeral from the restd enoe
Of her husband, No Justiron street. on
Friday morning, nj O'Clock. High MAS 81
st. Peters Pro-CAthedral. Intermsnt q
new Cathedral cemetery.
hOuNr-On the .ssh inst. Anna u Mount,
In the bsth year Of he. ase.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her latl
residence, No Ac2 " Front street. on Thur
day At II O'Clock, 70 proceed TO koxborvugh
Pa. Services At tho house.
A mother dear, . mother md.
hss gone snd len ps all behind
Cesss 10 weep. for tears are vain,
Mother dear 10 past her pain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
VIM. b. SHARP.

Many hundreds of Curtain
Poles have been sold by us the
last season, and they viii be no
cheaper the coming one. Think
Of getting them now complete
with ends, brackets and rings for
so cents, when less than a year
ago they were twice that Put
them up al you. window or door
with one of the many nee and
cheap draperies, and you get
good effect, showing one of the
many little ways to make 9 coy
and comfortable room with .
8 Eall outlay Of money They
come In solid ash, the other
woods initiated.
VIM. b. SHARP,
+<h and Market. Uphol-tery Dept
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

MADRID. dec. 10. Every fresh detail
received from the districts IN which the
Earthquake shock was most severe adds
new horrors to the great calamity. Al
NaijA, . town Of 5000 people In the pro
vince Of Malaga, and twenty seven
miles east OF the city Of the same name,
the earthquake was followed by . hurri
cane. This fnished he destruction o
many houses which had already been
brought 10 the brink OF ruin by tn e
previous shock The uhsbitants fed
In terror from their houses and camped
outside the town Much suffering has
been caused by The sca city of provi.
sious
At Malaga two lofty Oh imDeys, form
ing part OF the gas works, fell to the
earth. The pa,ieuts in the )spital
we're 10 terrified that they forgot for the
time being their lnalaiies AMI Il VI TO
the open air The oonvicts in the prisons
refused 10 enter their cells, and remain
ed all night In the court yard. The
alarm, however, in the province is now
subsiding, and affairs, II IL believed,
will noon resume their ordinary course.
Al Grenada 10 day tie TIE Deum WAS
sung and prayers were offered for the
cessation o! the earthquake.
At PfiegO, In the province OF COrdova,
the shocks came while the theatre was
crowded with people. A terrible panic
followed Many persons jumped from
the galleries and from the windows up
on the crowd below. Two men were
killed outright aud forty were more or
less seriously injured.
Albania and Inta Cruz were COM
pletel y destroyed. Soldiers are At work
clearing the ruins IN search Of corpses,
which are found in large numbers
Many of them are horribly disiigurod.
The number Of persons killed Is still
| unknown. There Is no doubt, how.
ever, that the report which fixed the
lumber at 300 IL an exagGeration. There
is much distress among the Survivors,
and the people are asking for relief.
AT Albunuelas 200 persons received
injuries, more or less serious From
the ruined houses 100 bodies have 80
far been recovered. The barracks at
Lola, in the province Of Grenada,
were ruined. At ZahArraya, . town
not far from Lola nfty persons
/ persisted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31

West church Sur day school will al Va
An entertainment and Christina treat
70 the children ON Friday evening. Jan.
2, at 7.30 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-12-31
FOURTH EDITION,
O0ee4o EleeseA.

Cyras Castle, No. l, K.G L., elected
the following ofncers last evening
Post Chief. H. X. Lightcap Nobl'
Chiaf, Il. ". Newlin Vice Chief, Geo
Fcots Sir Herald. B. z. Rrttsr Bigf
Priest, Z. Lightcap Venerable Hermit
George n. Bailey Trustee, S. File
N as,er OF Records, L. l.. Clintock
Clerk Of EKchequer, W. Taylor; keeper
Of Exchequor. Jacob II. Davis.
Lincoln Lodge, No. 3, X. OF p. lasl
evening elected ~ follows:
g c., John Russell v. C., Theodore
W. Mnnch N. 1t A. Thomas Taylor ,
X. X. & W. X. johnson NJ. OF r., A
J Schrack; n. OF T., j. Is. Martin
Prelate, 8. johnson, Jr. Lodgo Trus
tee. 3. johnson, Jr. /; Representative u
q. Lodge. George Coz Represeuts.
live to Rivervisv Cemetery, g. johnson
Jr.
Liberty Lodge, No. 10, A. o. y. W.,
has elected for the ensuing term
N. W., Christian Bauer p. NJ. w,
Charles Yetter Foreman, Henry Mil
Ter Overseer, Fred Heirs Secretary
j p. +. Fuekel FinAncier. Juliui
|Gunther Receiver, Go:tlieb krAutter
The new of6csrs of. Morning Star
DivisiOn, No. 2, 8. Of T., are W. p,
John W. Osborne wv. A., Eva Carney
X. B.. Charles Robinson A. Il. e.,
Mary Pyle +. g., Samuel }. Wood
treasurer, Robert McCsullcy chaplain,
Hester Atwell conductor, z Guthrie
assistant conductor, Amos Brown, |. g.,
z. Hudson, o. s., j. Il Osborne. -
The Second Baptist Sunday School
Association has elected the following
officers for the ensuing year Superin.
tendent, Alfred Gawthrop assistan nj
superiuten dent; Thomas G. Dill; female
superintendent, Miss Elizabsth +.
Stroud treasurer John Tay lor finan
ciAl secretary, n. DunshAne Cloward
recording secretary, William G CAV
tbrcp assistant recording secretary,
j. Harlem LsMaistre superin tsndeni
OF infant school, hrs. Belle Deacon
assistant, Lottie G, .Wsllh pieuist.
Mics Florsnce \ Hirst orsAniss, Miss
May ]. Heath.
Eureka II. &. X. A. Chapter for the
State OF Delaware held yearly con O.
cation on Deoem bar ~, aud duly elect.
oil and enrolled the following officers fol
the ersuine year:
N. Z. g. Il. Priest, VIM, II. Wiley:
u. q. n Priest, John DiiAhay d. ID.
g. h. Priest, Jacob Webb q.
X. Anthony Goodwin 6. T., George
Diggs ; q. T., EliAs Lewis %. Il g..
Perry Cham bers
There are Ave chapters In sbe juris.
dictioD, TO writ
ST. James, No. Zerebable No, 2.
Eastern Light, No. J, St. Matthew, No.
=, located NJ Newport, st. johns, No.
o. nj In good work ng order