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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
ApwelIing House Bnrneh.


CROCKETT, TEX, Oct Pei. Il. Bird,
who lives ten miles northwest OF Crock
EFT, had his dwelling house burned last
night. There is no clcw as to the cause
Of the fire This is the second time Mr.
Birds dwelling has been destroyed by
fire on the same spot.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
PIcnic for the Attorney.


SpcCldl 10 inc bdLettes
TYLER, TEN, oct. 2G.--Nothmg was done In
the higher courts here o-dHy. Judge McCord
OF the district court, who was called home from
holding court at Canton last saturday by The
Illness of his wife, will return TO tomorrow, rs
she l. much better.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
obituary at Palestine.


SpecIhI % INC Gu1cTIc,
PALESTINE, Ten, oct. 2G--Mr. William lee
dom Watts, q brother in law OF Mr.. j. T.
Jones and engineer of the Palestine water
works, died yesterday morning and was buried
at 10 a. M to day In East IIill ccmctery
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

SpcClal To thn Gazette.
BrRLEsoN, TEN. oct. 26.--Mr f. H. Gundlor
has made an assignment 10 Robert H. Warren
in favor OF hi creditors. His liabilities are
about 5000, and his assets Sl2 900 or 81 900 In
AGILITY to colcc, accounts due l. assigned a.
the cause
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
Chnrgeh vim Ar.nI,.


oVVVINT 10 TUt FULtTTt,
PGrrsBUBG. TEN, oct 2G-.Jerrv Voofen
was arrested and brought to plttsburg To dav
charged with hnrning the hurdle springs
church and school house about eleven miles
south OF This place. Tie underwent his oNami-
which was given.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
THE FIRE RECORD.
Blaze at Bolton.

Special TO the Gazette.
BELToN, TEX, Oct. 2G.-The residence
of j. Il. Terrell caught fire yesterday
evening and was damaged to the extent
OF about $500 before the fire was eXtin-
guished The loss is covered by insur-
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
jacksonville.


JACKSONVILLE, TEN, Oct. 2G-Thc Kansas &
Gulf Short Line railway Is now completed to
IuIkm, connecting with Brcmond's road. This
gives us two competing lines to Houston.
Cotton receipts average from 40 TO 20O bales
daily.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
a Minister Swindled.

BRowSwooD. TEN. oct 26.-Ou saturday
Wallace's circus in making change for an aged
Methodist minister who was taking i'm the
sights Of the circus, swindled the preacher ont
OF $50. The preacher says he had enough OF the
rirrI..
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
District Court at Crockett.
Special to the Gazette.

CROCKETT, TEN oct. 20. district court Is
still in session. The criminal docket was dis.
posed Of last week and the civil jury docket
was taken up this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

"Ihe Professor makes love under
difficulties, and the ladies know how to
enjoy that,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

''The Professor is simply delightful
comedy 'only this and nothing more
or less
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
STATE NEWS.
Dolngs and Happenings Of the Day =
Occurrences for Veal
or Woe.
Gatherings from Over the State Reported
Specially for the Gazette by Its
own Correspondents.
rhe GRAND .Iur, CrlndIng.


DNNGERFtKLp, TEN, oct 2G.--The grandiury
here l. stlll in session and has reported seven.
teen bills. twin probably adjourn in few
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27
90 10 n. NJ. Pnge,s Hummer Var,

q" Z" n NJ FNge's humber Yard
For all kinds of lumber, shingles, mould
ings, sash and doors. He has an immense
stock
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

.viutg, anu nraivFs puTrugateu ass,rr rtiut,rr
% Wholesale. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

best for his patrons, vim nave II or sale
this morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

q OF nlnmcTy goods, and
ost ATTRACTIVE features Of
|is The low price at which
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-10-27

0y applyIng " cottroll. Kempor } %. =.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

veyor. and James FndIe,, and n. -,
are at liberty to beGeva a. incEnsd pub
SWORN STATEMENT.
hereby certify that in q co,,,.
with A. Lash, in the presence Of M N,
Findley, . cemetery trustee, that taa
undersigned, did agree to give IN u. u.
OF Martins Ferry, O.. the tight Of s eon
Centre street, with q curve nscssyis
make roadway. form an easy eraSs 10
town cemetery, and that the consiS.s~sas
between rs mentioned, for said ri.
way, was . release of auv s.. Of
the town might have to The San
and strip Of ground, ,I I.as
from the sale by A. Lash as agent ~ %s
Evans Of the said house end ground q
and nowin possession of myself as asar ,.e !,
said company, and that no mep,;oN O
made in any way relating to the open;,, w
Fifth street. aud ! do most EN- pbs,;rss,G;'
deny that any mention was made al M ny
J. Bell, or q passage through his proa. NJ
for the purpose of extending Fifth an:
or any other street, as any inducener,
consideration for said right Of vsv e. ~
Centre street to the town cemetery. I"
Subscribed and sworn to in the -. 81,
Wheeling this 2lst day Of March, lss5 !"
JSo. l.. ScurllxG
~ Agent
COUNTY OF Ono. %
Sworn and subscribed by J. |. Scb;Iy,,
before the subscriber a Notary Public 5
and for the county and State aforesaid -
c. A. SCHAEYgR
Notary Public in and for Ohio Count,
West Virginia. "
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
TURF TOPICS.

The Gentleman's Driving Club Of St.
Louis have secured Cote Brillisnte track for
daily driving and Saturday matinees. Spec,
tators will be barred.
TT. Dunbar, of Milwaukee, will handle
Commodore Kittson's string this season.
A number Of the leading horsemen of
Washington, D. c., have organized hunt
club, to be known as the Prince George 5
County Hunt.
John Goldsmith, Orrin Hickok, L. II.
Titus and A. NJ Mcdowell, will keep their
stables in California,
The fast but eccentric runner, John Davis
is thought to have run his last race. He il
in poor condition at Major Hunts stable in
St. Louis.
At the Woodward sole in Kentucky, John
II. Philips of tho Suffolk Course purchased
the bay gelding Barry Wilkes, 8 years,
record $780, Isl hands, by Barney Wilkes,
he bv George Wilkes, dam by Mambrino
Patchen, for 81 OPS.
The entries for the Brighton Beach events,
nine in number close March 20.
John Trout has again leased the Beacon
Park track.
California leads of with the first 230
PAGER of 1885, the chestnut mare Elma, by
Elmo, pacing in 2.25. PA and 2 264, at
San Francisco, on February Is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

tied our Maiden street mix on u;..sS Ion
evening. Il was composed Of Me- n .Od
Rn,ler. Maud Eccles, Laura CooPsf .. -.
W.rv or Tie gentlemen we're Me =;
CHARLES Hobbs. Ed Brocking, Dan ne.sAen
s Uus Hail They attracted muca ~.
ssn,ion and were given The palm tor fancy
skating. tho literary
society libraries and the College library, Inc
resnlt of which will be to furnish one o. .Ie
Get Collection of books in this part OF tne
country The College authorities are max
inc selections of books now with the Pul
n ,Ss Of investing $1,000 for their own
library. .....,.,.
The freshman class went to the RINK To- o.
day and left it with swelled heads-s0me u
Mr Lou McKennan, whose life was de-
srs;,ed of for few days, has somewhat I'M
proved. w mo. N
Washington on business trip this weeS.
Mr. John Waerhouse, with joseph spea'
del 4 Co., msdea profitable business tr'p
here last Tuesday. ,a
wos gotten ont at the election yesterday
and made the political atmosphere oeep
The college gymnasium is now almost
completely fitted out, and will be used much
duripg the coming term.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
SOLID SOUTH.

The solid South" cry, 80 prone to be in
the mouths of many people in the near
past, is becoming Questionable very fast.
II is likely, moreover, to be buried 80 deeply
oy present and coming eVerts, as never to
De disinterred., The New York Sun has
:hese good words to say Of its people:
Since the Inauguration Of Democratic
President, while office seekers have aocked
% Washington, It has been noticeable ths.
he South has contributed but very slightly
o such an invasion. They have other things
o do. Since the close Of the civil war the
Southern people have exerted all their ener-
gies in building up the waste places and in
estoring the destruction caused By that
tremendous conflict. The necessities result
ng from the condition Of the South com
RELIED the people TO reconstruct society on q
rev basis and to apply to it unwonted in.
lustry and undisclosed resources. As q
consequence Of these circumstances, labor,
previously degraded by slavery, became
honorable, because bread was only to be pro-
:ured by work, where property was almost
Universal. A new South has grown into
Existence, and the abolition of slavery has
royed TO be the greatest blessing ever con-
erred on that people, because it taught
hem the stern lesson Of self reliance and
inforced independence of action.
Whites and blacks are working together
,ontentedly, and developing a marvellous
prosperity. Enterprise has given a mighty
impulse to al the material interests of the
South, which in the next decade will exhibit
n immense increase in wealth. The peo-
lie have lost the habit of Office, and outside
be small number Of professional politicians
here is little demand for places. They
'aut good government and relief from the
arpet-baggers, who have destroyed the
mbEc peace and kept the South solid as
protection against misrule and outrage.
Now that these disquieting causes have
cen removed by change Of administra-
ION, questions which were put aside By the
aw Of selfpreservstion will come to the
>ant, and the South is likely to divide upon
hem as the North has done. In partisan
ense, the Solid South may be regarded as
thing of the past 1t is, Of course, posi-
lie that the Southern States may all vote
Or the same Presidential candidate 10
8SS, but there are many reasons Why such
result is far from being probable. The
tropg motive for unity no longer exists.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
ClARKSBURG.
Special 10 he Sunday Register.


CLARKsBuRG, March 2l.-There are 10
new developments in the Ashcroft Boyia
murder matter. 1t is now pretty we'll under.
stood there WILDE no preliminary exsmiul.
ton. The excitement has abated, and not
much interest taken in the matter, owing W
the general sentiment being against both
parties in their immediate vicinity.
Robert Haley, who attempted suicide on
last Wednesday, 10 still living He took an
overdose Of strychnine upon full stomach,
and the physicians were able to successfully
employ antidotes. 1t is rumored tina, fan,
lily troubles were the cause. A rope about
seven feet long made into moose was found
in his pocket.
Homer Hugill. who has been visiting bis
parents at this city for the past few weeks,
eft under peculiar circumstances for biz
home in Missouri on last Tuesday morning.
II was generally understood be was TO take
with him a wife and it seemed that all ar
rangements pointing in that direction had
been made. His sudden leaving was ams.
ter of special comment, and the general sup
position is that he vas Tilted.
On St. Patricks day, at 8 o'clock p. m,
at the Centennial hall, Phillip Clifford De
livered an interesting lecture, which hn
since been the subject Of much compliment
airy comment, especially by those who an
well acquainted with Ireland, historically
There is considerable comment here re
garding the appointment Of postmaster.
Applicants are already in the field, notwith
standing President Cleveland's position on
the tenure OF Office act II seems that the
contest between Lloyd Reed, Bsq.. head
clerk and book keeper in the mercantile e.
Enlistment Of r. T. Lowndes. and i. 7.
Brennan, Esq, another prominent merchant
Of this city.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

Of WheeiiDg, was the guest OF friends
here in the fore part of the week.
Mr.. Dewainer will remove his family to
Alabama this week.
Rev. Z. Sharps and wife. Of Marshall Cir
cult were guests at the parsonage OF the NJ
e. Church last Friday. -
Mr. Christian Bursee, venerable citizen
of Water street, celebrated his seventy
third birthday Monday with great eclat,
Messrs. Shane, prominent citizens OF the
lower ward, left last week for Texas.
Miss McCombs, of Sherrard, is the guest
of friends here.
The county road, descending what is known
az Ship Macs Hill, will be replaced by au-
other road more practicable and less steep
The new road will be built about furlong
north of the present one, and will be i've
degree one. 81
Rumor hath it that several weddings will
take place after Lent
The grand march at the rink Friday
evening was lead by Mrs. W. Burse, most
geaceful skater of this city, and Mr. Smith,
of Wheeling.
The city streets are being filed with coke
dust.
Six carloads of emigrsnts passed through
here on Thursday en- route for the west.
The passengers who got off the Ohio River
train while delayed here yesterday, and who,
to save time, concluded to walk to Wheel
ing, unfortunately miscslculated the time 1t
takes that energetic road to replace its en-
gines, and lost by their perambulatons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
BASEBALL GOSSIP.

If Dan OI4eary expects to complete the
Toledo Club he had better begin to look
around and drop the roller rinks. Toledo
is away back.
The faculty Of Amherst College subscribed
500 to the college baseball club.
The trades unions Of New York have ia
ken up the blsckHsting Of baseball players.
Il is claimed that the players are working
men thrown out Of employment by CAPT
talists.
One of the delegates to the Easter League
meeting now says he played his last game
of poker for the season. The boys had to
rest over the schedule, and they did 1t on
poker.
Matthias, who played short-stop tor the
Chicago Unions last season; has signed with
st. Paul.
The Indianapolis team is regarded as the
strongest in the Western League
The salary list Of the Louisville Club for
this year is given at S26, 900. Last year it
was $l9,l3l.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

The Committee on Health proposes to
spend 81, 700 on new lodge for the PENN
sula cemetery and convert the old one into q
Pest House" The old Pest House" now
standing on the ground Of the B. & o. R.
R. Company to be torn down.
While there is no objection on the part Of
the REGISTER to the contemplated action Of
Council on this matter, yet is 1t not an In
appropriate time to spend money with the
city so deeply in debl2 Could not the old
Pest House" be rehabiitated at small cost
so as to tide the city over its present need
for one? After awhile she will be in better
shane 10 build.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
SPORTING.
Aweek BristIing with Events OF Interest
to the Athletic world.

Aweek BristIing with Events OF Interest
to the Athletic world.
The three principal baseball leagues have
now completed their schedules Of games to
be played during the championship season
and there is little to be done now except,
for clubs that are not yet full, to secure
players. Very few of the leading clubs are
without the complement and only 9 few
crack players remain without contract.
One or two of these, it is likely, will con-
tinue on the outside, on account OF their ex-
orbitant demands for increase Of salary.
The only thing to be feared is the probability
of q quarrel over the action Of the Eastern
League, which closed its labors in Philsdel'
phia Friday, in locating club at Baltimore
Should Manager Barnie insist IN his opposi-
ton, q very unpleasant condition Of affairs
will follow. What the result viii be cannot
be determined until the Arbitration Com.
mittee takes action at the meeting here in
April. That there viii be warm fight in
the committee is generally believed and
should Mr.. Barnis prove victorious a base
ball war and the possible disruption Of some
one Of the associations may be the conss-
sequences. Otherwise, the season promises
to be unprecedented and the monied men
seem to be confident
The week Just past has not been prolific
in news Of note in 6slic circles. Challenges
and counter challenges in plenty have been
wired, but the same thing has been done so
often without effect that comparatively little
attention has been paid to them. There
were two or three square knoek-outs, nots-
bly, one in Columbus, Ohio, and Fryers de-
feat of Rookie in New Orleans, but these
encounters are secondary to the interest
eentered in Ryan, Sullivan and Burke. 1t
seems practicable that with these three post
ing forfeits that small hard glove or a
bare knuckle fight will be made. The issue
of the present telegraPhic battle is curiously
awaited
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
KNUCKLES AND GLOVES.

Fryer's defeat of Rookie in New Orleans
has sent him away up in the list of hard
hltters.
Sullivan says he is willing to meet Ryan
and Burke with small glOVes-kids as tine
as they waat them-and fight both four
rounds each in the saroe ring on the same
day. He insists that Ryan is afraid Of him.
Bob Farrell, Of New York, knocked out
Tom Hammond, of England, with soft
gloves at Columbus, Ohio, Thursday night
week, Hammond says he has been in seven
teen fights, but never met so wicked q fighter
as,Farrell.
MODIFY" Clark is training Greenfield at
Beloit, Wis, for his bout with Burke, Chan
der is handling Burke
P. d. McCartin wants to fight John Ward
for the championship Of Wisconsin.
Both Ryan and Sullivan appear willing to
fight their mooted match at or near Butte
City, Montana.
Tom Chandler says be would like to try
it on again with Frank Glover, Glover is
willing.
Tom Kelly, the widely known pugilist Of
ST. Louis, is being sued for divorce BY his
wife. Cruelty is the allegation.
Pete Mccoy and George La Blanche are
to fight eight rounds with small hand gloves
as Boston, April II, for $500 and the gate
money.
Mervine Thompson is out again with q
challenge to fight either Ryan or Burke.
The winners this week At Clsrk's hgat-
weight professional tournament were VIM.
Aland and Mike Mellon. White and Kumph
fought draw.
Williams, hurry, White, aud Keeusn,
were the lightweight winners in Clark's
amateur tournament. Keefe and Moore
fought draw.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
BRILLIANT ITEMS.

Sp>ciai 10 TIE Sssd1g N9H'' 4,
BRILLIANT, O., March 2l.-Scbool e'ose'
Friday. -. w..
Our Good Templar lodge will visit VIZ
renton the coming week for the ParPos
starting lodge at that place again
Mrs. James Carr has opened ,al''L -.
The Gill gas well has reached . osy.
OF !, 300 feet without finding gas: AnonIr
100 feet will be drilled with little hopS "
success. s.I.,
Al the citizens meeting last SATURDAY
the following ticket was nomited iot w. WS
oficerE Mayor, Ellis Dslymple; Ciefk
Roole; Treasurer, John D.igue; Me- l:Ss...
Archie Daugherty and Nick een
Council, James Henry, Robert penG ns :r;.
C. Clark, J. J. Mccormick ana
Martin-three 10 elect. .;..,
The spauldipg nail mill e cold ana ~ G.
once more. The mill only went o. ar,
weeks ago and had Just started doeols s
in the forge department when me Coz. .,.ius
ers vent out on . snn ru
the reduction Of u cents per " pu,, Al
which vent into effect when they 80 80.
What the outcome will be Is not YET ~ .aI
!, The entertainment by the frisnoss -
members Of tie Congregations Tie
Thursday evening, was q $500 Of
church was filed and everything p' ,"satr.
pleasantly. The proceeds Veis .,;ss tk
eight dollars TO be used 10 ses .I p,d
church. The different ones .Do I d.
iii aid wsll though Miss Jessie nec as
serves especial notice for 70: aI.. PPedas
character acting. The little 'e'
tool che cake.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22

the proposed creamery, and are afraid It mas
gone glimmeriDg. u.,e who
died at East Liverpool on Sa6bstn iast'
were inferred at Morristown on Wednes iay.
She VAS sister of Mrs Joseph A. Henaer,
SON. Of this place, and had many LOVING
friends in this vicinity, who mourn her
death, and deeply sympathize with the De
reayed family.
Col J. +. Charlesworth went to Column
bus ON Wednesday on business trip.
Mrs, Fraseis Riley, one of the Oldest
land marks Of this place, died last Sund y
from lung affection aged IS years. one
was q native OF Virginia, and removed 70
this place about the time the National pike
was built The funeral occurred on Tues
day, Rev. Haskell, of the n Z. Church,
officiating; interment at the old Friends
cemetery. T.,
Harry Steenrod, Eco, started Tor MS
home at Steele, Dakota, on Thursday morn,
inc in charge of q car load Of stock and
other articles. Harry knows all about
Dakota, as he has lived there for couple
OF years.
Miss Maggie Diltz, of Martins Ferry, has
been on q pleasant visit to st. Clairs'iiie
friends.
Misses Belle Meyer and Laura Pratt are
on visit to Mrs. F. NJ. Cowen at Flushing.
Mrs. MaryE Rittenhouse started WedneS-
day for Springfield, Mo-, on visit to her
sister, Mrs Saline Chick.
Mrs. o. W. Swaney, is at Steubenville on
visit to her son, George, who Is In q
jewelry store there.
Sherman H. Doyle, of this place, stu
dent at New Athens College, was in town
Thursday, en- route to Washington, Pa,
college, where he will look on at the closing
exercises.
Both the Democrat and Republican
township conventions will meet here on
next Saturday at p. N. We have not
heard whether the FIVE Prohibition voters
will hold a convention or not.
The next teachers examination tor this
county will be held at GAINESVILLE next
Saturday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Riley and Mrs. J. W. Frazier
we're the guest of Bellaire friends the past
week.
The narrow gauge railway will be sold at
receivers sale in May Receiver j. M.
Riley will the disabled locomotive to Pitts
burg and get the road into operation as
practicable.
Thomas De Bertrand, aged 20, OF three
miles west of here, died Thursday, from a
carbuncle on his lip.
RI. Riley has returned to Bellaire after
a pleasant visit to his old home here. Dick
always has a pleasant smile for every one,
Ed. Hebson of Flushing was in town over
last Sabbath.
George JepSon, Esq., we are pleased to
say, came home from Wheeling on Friday
evening, having SO far recovered from the
recent operation on his leg. We hope he
will now enjoy the very best ofhealth.
1t was the intention Of contractor McClain
to break ground for the foundation Of the
new court house on Friday, but the ground
was frozen too hard.
The entries in the potato race tor Satur
day evening were Harry Pennington, Louis
P. Troll, Wallace Henderson and Charley
Rileu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1885-03-22
BENW0OD.

Yesterday was payday at the Riverside
furnace and steel plant
The noon train on the Ohio River rail-
road was delayed here nearly an hour yes
terdsy owing to the yard engine getting off
the track and having to be replaced.
The major portion of the factory Of the
Benwood iron works was not in operation
last week owing to not having sufficient
supply Of steel
Rev. Gull of Bsilaire was a guest 81 the
parsonage of the Catholic church yesterday.
Mr.. George, eldest son of Mr.. P. Alt
myer. is seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Minnie McMellen Sherrard is the
guest of friends here
Mr.. C. Smith, of Wheeling, is the CUES; of
Mr. Clyde Ford.
A grand skating party and ball will be
given April 10. at Lszier Hall, under the
auspices Of the Benwood Lodge, No. 5. A.
o. U. W. The following gentlemen con-
stitute the Committee of Arrangements,
which speak volumes ofits success: Messrs.
/. Thomas. ". Bursee. P Altmyer. Z.
Coats, ]. He'll. Jr.. and W. Leach.
Miss Jessie Britnor. q yoang iaiy