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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28

Lord Tennysou receives an income
of from $40, 600 to S25. 900 year from
the sale of his books. but not cent OF
it comes from an American publisher
despite the fact that his poetry Is nearly
as popular here as in England
William Jessop recently died at
Sheffield, Eng Mr.. Jessop was well
known in the industrial world. ana ms
name will be recognized wherever
steel is used. "Jessops steel is a
monument to his memory when VIII
not soon rust out
CAPTAIN Frank Burkitt, the editor
of the Okolona (Miss.) Messenger Is
assisted in his duties by Miss jennie
Lee and Miss Mystic Burkitt- MS
daughters. They edit the State news
and the society columns of their
fathers paper. and also set type Tor 1t
Mrs Elizabeth Carroll. of Warren
Ind, claims to have been bora IN
Pennsylvania in 1874. Her hnS oana
was a soldier in the war OF loi-'
There is good reason to think ina,
Mrs. Carroll is really one hundred ana
thirteen years old. although she Is
active as most women of sixty.
DIR. Calling has invented another
gun. which he calls the Police gun.
and which is designed for use IN RIOTS
II il brass, weighs seventy-e'gh'
mounds, is mounted on tripod with
universal joint. works very mnch IKE
the Calling gun and will deliver ole
thousand shots a minute in any diree'
lon-sideways. up or down
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-02-28
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fl1~Sr ssszz By f4< ne largest ard ma e5uAzA=-s
SICK the Pbsi5s Cosz1
la<g= Illustrated Descriptive AID rri-ei Cszz5agzs
--Alsc- tres 20 a. zSFllez.EEz-
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IS Front Street Portland. Oregon:
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

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A FDONIyAL DCn0D0M AND oY1Eo0l-
racoHA. VT seMa
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

This HOTEL HAS RECENTLY BEEN LEASED PIT I'm
ss Hs' csaesy and he: been rsmodsed .nd eomple'sy
wing nos IN process OF erection which
ready for occupation In the spring When
nil NC 3E OCCIDENTAL elexsaslv -
pointed hotel in th mud
ruesss An unvaed modern coosenl
Tourists pleasant and 80
headquare since oil the Puget sound
A.ska which the Commercial
city of Territory their point Of departure
VERNE q 90 - % pes sfs~&s IN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

AITORU RY AT La ~.
90, Asso - ~ q, Csisa ussk. ssstsls
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

DRF u. IRkw. DENTIST, Is AsS0
IL etssod with Dr.. !. c. Grass IN -uiiv
d ch, . cat ss-es. Mitso0s Uxi4s Gas ID.
nInissrred, II dssired. sp5d
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

Oh. q. o. lo0cAkG0
RADUATg OF THk UNIvkR91rl
VI q nannsyivaaiA. make Q spscanl9
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-08

REKNBERPopulaton makes wealth. the
profitable
the property poru Of
increase coming u ths futura
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
TIE Kallroaa nraksman.

A special meeting of the Wilmington
Division Brotherhood OF Railroad Brake
men wae held in the Mccullough build.
ing recently to take action on a proposal
TO restore the funds misapproprlaied by
the late secretary and treasurer. When
the accounts OF the Brotherhood were
audited IN December, It was found that
the treasurer had used $3.50 which he
could not Immediately repay. Being
unable to ges ueariag IN his own defence
he resigned The speci9l meeting was
called by his friends to make statement
OF his account and to make proposition
for restoring the money. This the meet
ing, however, refused to allow. The ex-
PLANTATION offered by his friends is this;
The had used $50 of the funds intrusted
to him TO secure the entrance oil an inva-
lid sister to a hospital in Philadelphia,
snd 800 to relieve his fathers house OF a
lien which threatened the loss ofhis home.
The proposition for restitution included q
pay yment OF ES7, at the meeting on Mon
day and the remainder In monthly pay.
nents Of $40 each. The statement IN al
evening paper that he was expelled AMI
that lie had ussd the money TO furnish hi
house Is rot true,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
Trying to save johnson. .

MEDIA, January 3. - Counetl for
Samuel johnson, the condemned mur-
derer Of John Sharpless, have made appll
cation TO the Board Of Pardons for a re-
hearing in bis care. At the previous
hearing in September the counsel sub
milted the siiidaYit of Mollle Stevens,
the wife OF johnson, but were unable TO
have 1t subjected TO the cross examination
OF the Commonwealth. aiaee then Mol
lie has talked moie freely about the case
and now says she told the original story
under pressure and to get released from
jail. Virginia Lee, now Mrs Ward, also
with Mo lie, one u the Common wealth i
Witnesses who appeared before the grand
jury that Indicted johnson, Is ready to
repudiate her previous statements. Law.
yer Beasley, who appeared for the latter
witness in the late proceedings here be
lore the Commissioners for the reward,
has closely examined both Mo!lie Stevens
and Mrs. Ward, and, although he was
ut first believer In the theory OF John
son 5 guilt, has since his investigation ul
the stories of these witnesses become
convinced that the evidence against
johnson consists solely OF Pntchett'5 ties
timony.
The counsel for johnson SAYS It is
queer that NIL The impor;aut witnesses foi
the Commonwealth side at the tune OF
trial have gone back on their original
statements, except PTitchett, and he Il
kept In hiding some place. no one kno We
where, and 0ticer Alexander is awarded
the reward based on hi3 evidence, Ex
Chief OF Police Williamson, Of Chester
who was one Of the most industrious aud
active Of the officers looking alter the
perpetratC rs OF the cline at the time Of
of It's commission, stated under oath a
the late hearing tor the reward. that h,
believed johnson to be innocent oi the
crime.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

A silver lining TO evSKy cloudl With
tho short dull days ~ carly winter
come the ohsery holidsys and Viek'g
bsAutiful annual, ard lCi rorlng already
appeArs not fsr distant. We uan almost
3 the gteonirg arass and the blooming 2
flowers. In the way Of cstslosue Vick's
Floral Guide Is unsQuallsi in artistic
appearance, and the clifton OF each
year that appears simply perfect is sur
pAssed the next. New aud beautiful
-nRravingf, and threa colored plates OF
flowers, Vegetables, and grain, are fta'
turee for tho l8sus for 1858. It's lavender
tinted cover, with ori2l0el designs OF
most pleasiug efootr, Will eusure 1t a
prominent place Ia the houseb0ld and
library. Il is in itsslf treatise on
horticulture, aud is adapted 70 the
wants uf all who are interested In the
gnfdsn or hcnsn plSrts. IL describes
the rarest IL j~ers and tba ohoicest vege-
tsb'es II sou want to know anything
aoous the garden see Vick's Floral
Guide, price oals 10 ceatp, including a
cerafoA'r eonn for 10 eeats worth ol
sseir. publiahsd By JAmGs Wick
g .s6hnau, Rlch1sseT, N Y.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

CAPDIFF, Jan, 0 Sullivan arrived
here tnIs evening hcztGnias q three
nightA' boxing ehteTtAiument with Jack
Ashton at Philharmonic Music Hall.
when tho train steamed into she eta
tion sullivan met With o most enthusl'
Astlc recg ption. The approaches 10 tire
platform wEr0 Gro Eded and tho nuRilist
NAa loudly chsege1 ~ he drove 70 tie
RuyAl Eo.el. Tho Eusio hall wsH
crowded In the tv. ming.
IntEod uolng Sullivan, the manaSst
mentioned that i've hundEcd pouLdS
lad been stAksd for SalhyAn to hlbt
Mitchell. There had been D great deal
Of talk about Smith and his challenge,
but Sullivan would hRht Sm!ib week
alter be fought Mitchell, Il pDith liked,
and Ave hundred pcuods wopli DO
placed dow u .. any moment. ThiS m.
nouncament was received with cheeTB.
Sullivan and Ashton then SPARED
four rounds CT tao minutes eaob, bot
did not appear to exert thgms5lves
M ueh In one OF two instances, how.
ever, Sullivan, who Is clearly the su-
perior man, gave his opponent Boine
very nasty hali.aria strOkeF, snd while
enRAged In oloSe struggle manREed
three or four timeB TO p!eeo tck.or on
his antagonists ribs. sullivnn, h1W-
ever, did not appear to bs la very gooi
health, and was evidently out OF tTaln.
ing, but his magnificent physique was
much admired By tie audience, Wno
chesred him frtq1sntly.
After tho teuond found Sullivan
seemed much blown and was any lhinf
but Eim5!e on his fec. To moro "
night Hilrain aud Smith will box at tht
OIcia, not far distant, arriving IN the
morning somo time People feBr st
encounter and bad blood II tho threi
chance TO inset, bat tt Ia not likely they
wil spoil the money. making nov goini
on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
Unable TO Appear.

Mrs. Lsngtry was unable to go to Bal
more on Monday, where she was to baye
appeared last night at the Hol1ay Street
Theatre In AS in Locking Glass. She
telegraphed TO Manager Albaugh yester-
day morning that she was not able to
leave New York because OF an attack OF
sickness. At Mrs. Langtry's house, No.
36l West Twenty third street, New York
city, the butler who opened the door in
formed Herald reporter that the actress
had been confined TO her room by illness
for two days. DR.. j. A. Irwin, who is
Mrs. Lsngtry's ply slcian, said that she
had been unwell for ten days past, but
had insisted upon concluding her Newark
engagements He had warned her that
she must relinquish work during the
present week, however, or risk . serious
illness, and she had consequently yielded to
his sdvice. "No, there is nothing serious
the matter" he continued. "Mrs. Lang.
try is suffering from slight malaria and
nervous prostration, the result Of over
work, and not from rheumatism as re-
Iorted. l anticipate that she will be able
10 return TO the stage next week II sht
rests quietly during the present one."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

Congress reaasembles to-day. The un'
finished business In the Senate is the
Blair Educational 5ill. 1t win come up
at O'Clock, but will probably be laid
aside iAformally 10 rnsoie sssf.sor fhsr
man pcsk upon the Presidents mes-
sage. swill probably be again laid aside
10 mf row to give Mr.. Voorhees, the op.
portu ty to speak upon the tariff. sena-
tor Mtchell has given notice that be In
tends to speak to day on his resolution for
q commission to select site for naval
station on the Pacific coast,
II Is believed that the commlttees will
be announced In the House to-day, but
"although the list is practically complet
ed there is possibility that the making
of few changes at the last moment will
so disarrange the homageDeity OF the
work as to necessitate postponement
of the announcement until the following
day" Should the committees be an'
nounced an effort will be made to have a
"bill day" In the event Of it's failure the
House Will probably adjourn until Satur-
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
NEWS SUM nARY.
The Trial OF Johu Dsiiey-Psssepesr
Ooaoh rhsown Into = Ditoh-A rhisf
Plsads 0uiny.

The trial OF Johu DAney-Pssseuee
Ooaoh rhrown Into , Ditoh-A rhisf
Pisads ouiry.
Ths trial OF John DALEY. Indicted for
the murder OF Joseph q. @. Kenneiy,
real sstate dealer, 10 Washington, last
July, was beguu yesterday. Nine
Jurors were secured whsu the Couft Ad-
journe6. Tao defenos put TO each man
Hummonsd As juror the question:
shave you any preJudios against the
defence OF insanity In murder cast?'
Tbs rear coach OF = passenger train
on the SAuk Centre aud Northern Rsil-
road OF Minnasoia was thrown into a
ditoh near La Prairie, on NJ M)ndsy, By o
broken rail-. Two parsons wore IN.
jurec, one Of them, a young woman
named Mary w eissr, being dangerous.
ly u not fatally buTBed By falling on
the stove
r. g. Hicks, who wrecked the stAf
ford Bank, wac taken intb the UnlteJ
Btniae District court 10 Hartford, Don
neotiou,, on Tussdsy, and pieaded
guilty to tue indictment OF embtzzle
mtnt. He was sentenced 20 four years
imp prisonment apd /, pay VI doc.
J.H. Avey, one OF the victims ct tht
railroad accident on the Southern Raj.
road, At Grpsu wood, Ksntuoky, dlsJ n
his home in Covington On Tuesday. Hi
wi.s Is reported 10 os IN critical oon
ditiou. Tbe other wounded arc sAid v
bo doing we'll.
The books OF the Treasurer Of New
Albany, Indiana, arc beinI examines
, BY nm expert employoi bs tho Finsno
Committee. Tae examination 10 No
finished, and Lo till :iBl staiemeEt ba
yet been no ade.
At Winchester. Vlrginia, on T1e,
day, Lieutenant odsrlto y. Rogers, o
8. NJ, wAs married TO Mics Alc
Walker, daughttr Of The ex'CJnfedeTRt
General John u. walker.
John johnson, while visiting Mat
etts, Pa, last Ffidsy, WAS 10 badl
beaten by three rou9ns that Ia tnjntie
are nov Dronoupcid fatal. HIS tssAi
. ants have disappeared.
Daring O fight to Detroit, Michigss
on Mond0y hight, Joseph OJEeski NJ
: Miohnel and Taoms O0.isAl WeI
= severely Gu: with knises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

Tls following persons have been cleo.
ted as board OF directors for the en-.
suing year: William Canby, Edward
Bringhurst, Jr, Joseph Tatunll, Ed
vard Betts. James o. McOomb, IsAAc
8, Elliott, EiwArd T. Btllah, George
a. E .liott and John W. Hawkins. The
board mot at No. 602 Market ntreet on
Monday afternoon and elected officers
as follows: PEehdeat, William CAnby !;
treasurer, Joseph Tatnall; secretary,
George A. Il li1tt.
The Wilmington and Kennett Turn
pike Company has elected the follow
iuS board of directors 10 serve during
1858: William Oanby, j. Poulson
Chandler, Oolonsl Henry Dupont, DR..
Joseph Chandler, Charles Gresn, VIII
liam DuPont, John Peoples aud Ed.
ward BringhuFst. Jr. The botrd met
q! No. 602 Market str0et yesterday ST.
ternoon and elected William Csnby
president, and j. Poulson Chandler
secretary and treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

W. Y. Warner will have 9 Rress sale
OF cattle st his bazaar, on Maryland
avenue, tomorrow. In the los are six
yoke OF oxen, several fine grade Alder
ney COWS. rs we'll ss other good dairy
cows, \ number OF feeders aud lot OF
flEe Poland China pigs, making one OF
the largest collections Of stock that has
ever bsen oiIerad ai public sale In our
city. The iArmsrs and others wiehing
to purchase should attend the sale and
make 1t q success, as It Is the desire TO
hold a slmi!ar sale once month n suf-
tiolent interest Is manifested 10 make II
aay inducement 10 do 90.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
Murdered His WIie.

A despatch from Rash OIty Mime.
sotn, says Eric Erickson has confessed
the murder OF his wife come Gays Ago.
He 10 thought TO be deusntei. Hls
ton, Is years old, tastldel tbAt his
father tw.r,ed o scarf Around the
mothers neck AMI dragged hor into the
wood shed, where the WAS found dead.
The large faulty OF small children
stayed alone with their murdered
nothtr In the shed for two days, with
no.hing TO cat but potatoes. Toe muT.
dered woman was again about TO be-
come . mOther.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
Breyfti@.
The eseePssi has house in the city


Try Bush's coal; you will like II.
60 70 Mnrphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture At Aurphey's.
Try Buah's coal you will surely like II.
Millard y. Davis, geweler, y e. Second st.
Fine 10 X. Rings, at Hanfs. IS 4. Fourth.
". Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and King.
American Laundry, 62 West Frsnt street.
first class furnitarc at Murphey's, 800 ship.
ley street.
rbey itill have tho best cough can1y In
this city ct Nc. 4 Noit Steond street.
t75o cash will buy q brieg house. Apply
TO Head Il %.
90 20 Geo. n. Hurphey's for your parloi
chamber and dining room furniture. 3o9 Ship
ley street.
J. q. Bryant, No u East Seventh stseet,
10 taking orders tor the revised ADD latest
edition OF .SaoAnths At Syrato Ga. Prloe 70
duoed 10 sl.ib. agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters aud Range over
hauled and put In goou or1er for the Ninter-
send your order TO 4, East Fourth street PICK
els Stove and Heater Company. By tele-
phone, Number a2s, II will be- promptly item
ded TO
Special bargsias in holiday goods. Mems,
WON an's boys and ohiidren's velvet en-
broidtrad slippe's at lowest pr;cos in the
city. All ieatner x lods ~ big bargains
Okaliants Ohoap SIoe Store, all King st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

The annual closing eIercists OF the
Institute Drawing 5oholl win be held
will take place in the basement OF the
building, the entrance 10 which is on
Shipley street. A few addresses will
be made and the session's work ole the
pupils will be hung up for inspection.
CHARLES s. HoWlsuj. one Of the mana
gers, will dissribate twelve prizes to the
pupils.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

which the pills OF mortality of any
large city may be fitly desiRr ated, and
you will fnd that renal and vesioal
mRiadies, that is TO say, those that af'
fest the kidneys or bladder, have re-
markable prolniDenos-We had almost
satd-prepondernnc Bright's disease
and diabetes In the chronic stage are
rarely cured, aad gravel, catArrh OF the
bladder and enuresis, slsy many. Yet
st the outset, when the trouble merely
amounts to inactivity Of the organs In
yolved, the danger may be nullihed by
that pleasant renal touic and dlurstic,
Hoetetter'B Stomach Bitters, which I'm.
p0rts the requisite amount OF tone to
the organs, without orc" "vaitiuE : snl,
and the use OF which ~ enleh., Nod
Involves no elsSorots Preparation, DJs'
pepsiR, usual oonoomltsnt OF renal
complaints, and debility, which they
invariably produce, are rensdlod by IL.
So also ara constipation, mAlariAl,
rheumatic and nervous ailments.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

At meeting of the Weocsoos s. F.
Y Company, No. s, lsat night, the fol.
lowing OH 1ers were eleo'od Tor the en-.
suing term: President, William Green !
vice president, james P. Davliu; re
cording secretary, NJ. A. Shelley; finan-
oiAl secretary, g. @. TAYLOR; treasurer,
P. FL. Miller; trustees, William Green,
William A. Shields, L, +. Gormley
are recorder, e. Mcclure directors,
William Gresn,J. j. MeAley, Benjamin
Wright, P. h. Miller, William Robin
son, William A. Shields, D. Gormley,
j. z. Devlip; engineer, william Green.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

Troop B eleeted the following civil
o1l1eIe inst evening to serve, during the
eusuirg teria: President, james b.
HsssD.; vlee president, John NJ, New.
oil; recording sscrstArg, william p
Morrison; enansial secretary, u. q
KagtEi tIeasuror, Charles NJ, Stevenson;
coaId Of directors, Thomas T. Olowsfd ,
w, Il. Williams, j. w. Blrnie. rtey
also accepted an invitation 10 Rttsud \
iair at New Cgstle
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

TIE members OF tho Mershsllton
Band eerahadel Mr. Rapdsll at his
residener, ~ GraenbApk, last evening.
After plaSinR various Aira tho party
were invited In nnd treated handso N c.
ly. Mr. r Is popular with the boys In
that community and he seems 10 en-.
joy country lita vsry highly, althcush
ue Is not quito IS conspicuous oharac-
ter Us his brother Samuel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
Bpsoial Mention.


Tho fnest eye tunic, eye strepgthener
aud promoter Of aelesr, healthy, stsous
eight Weak, ipfiAmed and sore eyea
are quickly cured. LoHg sishtednesf,
or short or near si2htedness 10 wonder.
fully relieved by restoring the los,
action of tho nerve, by removing oil
parAlytio or oonRestive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes are
made strong and diseased eyes are made
well by using this famous eye medi
cine. 800. and 500. bottles Supplied
Main depot Fourth and King streets
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

An Invitation has been accepted by
tho Knighta of the Mystic Chain TO ut.
tend Saott Church next Sunday morn.
ing. Tho oastles will rendezvous at
thu HAIknesa building At 10 q. m, and
march to the church 10 body. A dis.
pensstiou has b,en granted by Deputy
Supreme Udmmyuder l,emuel Mari,
givib9 tho right 70 ihH m9mbsrs TO
We1r The uniiorn md jewels OF the
c.ltr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

Charles Nelson, engineer at the print
lng establishment OF Jno. NJ. Rogers, 9Th
and Orange streets, was seized with n
paralytic stroke on Tuesday evening
about $50 O'Clock while attending 10 his
duty DIR. Draper was immediate y sent
for and the patient was removed at once
to his home No. ll09 Tatnall street. The
attack was not very severe, but owing to
the advanced age of the sufferer
years-slight hopes are entertained oI his
recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04
For carps..-orAnor ~ Co.
For sale.

A handsome country seat containing
q little over enc acre Of ground, within
Ave miles OF Wilmington and five min.
utes walk OF Greenbank depot. A good
frame dwelling house, containing nine
rooms, q tenant house Of four rooms,
tool house, barn and carriage shed,
poultry and hstchipg house and COW
shed. Will be sold cheap. Apply to
W. SCOTT VERNON, this office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-04

On Monday evening, at the regular
meetinR Of Delaware Lodge, No. /, L.
o. o. r., p. g. Il. e. If, Spencer was
elected representative to the Odd Fell
lows Hall Stock Company, and p. 8.
George II. Taylor waa elected Tepresen.
tative to Rlyerview Cemetery Company.
Tie term Of office is one year.