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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

RRKsIDRRT CLIVnLARD has turned
. complete somsTsAulL and nov thai
She BIyArd. Cham beIlRin Flsherisu
Treaty has been rejected BY . Republi
San Senate, he hes endorsed q message,
written BY some one else, In which BE-
eeens 10 lake the came position slWAys
held BY the publioAnA Whoever
wrote his message Was no doubt In
niEuoied by the able spescheu Of Re.
publican Senators, and came TO the con.
olusion thA1it vas high Tins something
was done 70 appsAse the feelings OF .
dissAtL @ "a pablo The message con-
D1ning the treaty IL . tribute TO the
poh'y Mr.. Cleveland and Secretary
bayATd have been opposing and seek
Ang 70 defeat BY the surrender Of ell
she rights ever claimed BY this country.
a. last Mr. Cleveland has come 10 the
conclusion "thAI Q Government "a only
doing bat half Iis duty, when Il pro
eeoss lite cltHsnB Of home, and permits
tAem 70 Be imroBed upon and humili-
eted AbEo1d." II ls RAtheF late no y for
Mr.. Cleveland 10 change his base, bat
Ws suppose that 81 last be has reAii1 Sd
eAal the hardy nsheTmen OF the Eastern
SAVES NOT only have votes themsel Ves,
Bat also have the sympAEby and sup.
part OF iiGhI thinking people all over
she country. The present Adminialra-
aon, durinG The three years and a half
- has held The relhs OF Govern ment.
has SlguAlly fsiled to prOlsoI American
AnHsnS 81 hoas or abroad, ana ills osr.
aAinly gratifying, even ~ this IAIe dOy,
shAi u has come TO the conclusion thai
american oiiiAsn have some rights Vhn,
SsaeE nations must and shall Esspes'
H oleVciAnd has not been . momeu,
80 saon In making this dsclarA don .-a
probable before the month OF Ma.
S s@OsI nns .Paased, he will and be hS,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
For YaAnrnnn or the War.

Every ex-soldier or soldiers W dow
should see w s. McNair at once at
Hayward's office, No. 10, Exchange
Building. seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
nlaced
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
.ROEkilgnen 31I|
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOE,
FOrty-Rve DOllai. and Ia,
waTdS

Over four hundred ,ol1 j
the past year. Fine lOc cs,t =
pure air and good water
Cars leave every halibo,,l
within Ia a square Of these I Iot'
Tor Water and Market III
streets and Delaware ave- W.
nue.. Fare 5 cents, we
Look at at the improve.
ments: City water and aOd
lamps; one-eighth tax r s1r
streets being graded; new
school. house; street car linz
going to be extended.
For dead sure safe invest.
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had n
great many people taken
this advice when we gave il
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
of dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of tie
city. Building loans, stoct,
or orders on any Saving
bank taken as cash.
For information how to
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD,
Second and Webb Sts., or
THOS. M. OGLE,
602 I-2 Market St.
Aul7,Sn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

A fine dark sorrel mare, 8 years old
little sore front, Is hands high, y eight
,ICO pounds; will work anywhere; can
be- bou1ht cheap owing to change OF
IlAus by owner. For particulars call
81 this ohioe, or the mare can be seen III
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

Sold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, SOC.
he 4fdTFTiEkf bsTd And GAEafS%HEI' co. ,,
Boston, Mass.
GEsend for ''Hov TO Cure Skin Diseases, y
q pages. 70 Illustrations and 100 testimonials,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
EdWardMelChiOl
ga King Street.
l have received large line Of fiAhins
tackle which | am selling at
the lowe St prices.

3 1OImGod ash rods, 10 eta.
A1Otnted ash rods, 40 Cts.
2tO1mted bamboo rods plain, -
ats.
3 iolnGsd bamboo FOOs, plain, o
dts.
4 jOinEsd bamboo rods, plain, 70
Cts.
8 ioi nted bamboo rods, reel, lame
and Euides, 81.
4 JOinLed bamboo rOdas FoeIs land
and guides, 81.3O.
Also finer rods, split bamboo TodA
reels from Csc to $500. Come b
the Oldest established house in Delaware
214 KING STREET. Send for price lis
of base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

Prescriptions carefully compounded,
and every thing kept in . arst -olAsI
drug store fresh ct BeAton Smiths, cor
Seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

DTMPLEs, blaok-heads, red, rough
y 1nnchapped and oily skin preventedb
CUTIJuRA SOAP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
DIR. THEE14
IS y, Fourth 81
G,i1s Grssh
PHILADELPHIA

IS $50 practical '.l ,l,.,,i,
safsr snl permsasnl N. N -
rialDi,en-r- iiloodi, i%nleS,
slin Diseases, ", riI i,sTs
IIlotrlicA obstinate !, \ ~
obatrue1OEs,- H. I1n,I nd stla
Of X ldnelj biauu' ,rbllliJt
0TgAst NtFWsslaess,tia
Early Drcay, y ~. sS psrns
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Moaloa.

The genuine shArpless creamery but
ter has 9hgrpless printed in fall on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch 9
Leary, Madison street grOoers, N. W,
coruer Fourth.
RsIs q Bnoa
thht everybody ought 70 know that 4
Sergeant gives 2940 lbs. Of tho best, well.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hiOoTy kindllng wood in large
loads. Lime for WhiteWAshinR. Yard
foot Of Monroe straat. Central Office
Seventh and King streets. Look for TIT
blue sign. Opening in the evening,
DR.. simms' white PuImOnio BAlsAm
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, SO. Endorsed
by Thousands. Far from being sxoellet
By any other. SOC. and 81. Depot, AL
and King SIS. Bold By dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

Parties will leave PhilGdolphis, Monday,
September 10th, and monday, Ct !, NJ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
SOUT AERN
CALIFORNIL.

Thee trips are intended for psrionl ~
deslre 70 reach Southern UAliionh y
direct route AMI IS eKpBditiOusly a. nNh
oonii1tent with perfect comfort, he hiu
By the way are intended for rest. lha VIZ
will be carried out upon the ians lAn Aal
has made our winter exoutslong Of We Plh
few year. % acceptable and popular ~
ticket holce Ts will pOssels al ms hts ,..
tages given in connection With ne nsa
excursions in the Sea son Of lsss'@ lhs
tickets supply every needed eouioH ouiIA
the tran sits 70 and no California, lneiaa'
ing sleeping car Accommodation, mesa
transfer, and beard at hotels bat leaIe iia
holders to dispose OF their time IN UAllior
mia in aecordaroa with t0slr oun pIi Ar
Onoos. All travel in Palace htePlns
Oars. The Return Tickets 1000 W
ga July, 1859, with Choice o. ~
Different kOutes Eastward i''"
San FrRnc1ncO or Los AngeNs III,
In addison TO the above, laltl@ " ~
leave Septon Der 10 for the lelloSsIo1e ~
tionAl PARK the P4oipo hor1hua ,,.h ~ 1,
California, and "areund the Uhgh ~.
COLON adj; ana October for inc r@ oas
RorihWeat and California and ior UOl N1,,a'
Alss Zen Autumn Tripa TO ptpulai n ns.ts
srn and Eastern tos6r,s dufins lpe ~''-
o September. .,-.. ,,.,,,,,l
ha-Send for descriptive clIoula1 tds'ta~
ing the particular "trip desired,
RAYMOND a WHITOOAn,
i'll q. NinLh 81, under OOntlnsnssl h's'
PhIIsdelphiA Pa. sls-sALo1-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
HoTRB.

The Phillies will pay the Nsw Yorks
10 day.
The Athletics play the KentuckiAns
again to-day.
II required ten innings 10 decide the
Athletic Louisville game
Buffinton aud Clements will be the
PhillieG' battery to day
Joe GerhaIdt will probably fiuish the
season with Detroit. Manager watkins
10 anxious to secure him.
Pitcher Breckenridge, claimed by
Canton and OhicSRo, ssyB that when he
10 able to play he vii 60 to Chicago.
Gleason pitched against the Giants
yesterday. 10 tie ninth inning, with
the soore 8 to in the Phillieb' favor
the New York team made ave runs
The Athletic and Philadelphia clubs
dropped to third and ffth places by
losing the Eames yesterday. Twas
hard, very hard.
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PEERLESS DIES s s5S Sn Sa %gs4
Or, fHEEL 2? s?I!: s:5s e: ::

Or, fHEEL - E'5 ?! NJ: IS
cred Physician surgeon Of both SCHOOLS PhAdas Lead
Specialist las Certificates Diplomas proved foT 4
,rtyats a,seaaes Important eases, recent old, IL
hudinT Blood PoIson Diseases u ths skin Kidneyat
sher organs Obatinate LieePs ThrOAt EaeciIons
Nervous Debility, youthful imprudehee, Alela9
kholy tFieture abuse Of ao-eAlled purify FsratAbh
Medicine premature decline successfully sraslrd ans
rapidly enred after all others fall, Relief 81 oaas
kVery one ahould read Dr. Thees boob Truth p reS
" medical treatise and exposure Of enormous suindos ~
fstsod In books pamphlet circulars, disributsA "
Whsra disease described terrible aHd hlpS
Aaa. These writings aFe condemned by the Jlisf an
Aories In medical science and fun Of bafeAoed ss
ny running hoss uhfsFtunhtes Hho read them. 81
HasGeFAunE me condition q the poof sufferers they ds
aVe thqm on all hope and make the victims Of dAa
Esroua selaneholiA, BewnrO Of the " free qresahB
Sons" svysrends, vontsTs Of paisn, medicines al
Iuehk' individuals Who, Viii their remedy pretend
eur IA imaginable diseases while true science tsaehs
Pat the enedy must change With the various stages
disease. Hours 70 g. 70 .. Wednesday aud HAturdAJ
tsnlnEa 70 10 sundAys 70 l. Write or call.
BE 1T KNOWN hat Dr.. Theei, 81 ss' = :.
As only genuine EuroRsan aPeeiaiat 10 the city q
fhil dephia He made his studies for years under
glrldrenouned Professors JhhF a Mailer, bis ere
tentialas ateted BY the German Court and
y the American Legation, prove Rad a. Truth I
edge for Yourself and aava yourself ffOm falling at
y hAnaAa Il AnstsndanA II Vears Of unhapDlas1D
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

The following games were played
yesterday:
A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l; Louis.
Vile, 2.
A. OlevelAnd-o Cleveland, 2; st.
Louis, O.
At PhiladslphiA-PhilAdelphia, 3;
New York, 6
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., .;
Boston, 8.
At DetEoit-Dstroit, s; Chicago, II.
AZ PlttsbuTG-PittsbuFR, Q; Indian.
apoliF, 4.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

NYuTIoE-I, ELAn PAGE, THE OWN,
~ or and occupant time house known y
a. Fort Penn Botel, situated In s"heo
d tIlet no, o.. st. georges Hun,
dred, county Of rev Castle and
State OF delaware, IN compliance with
the requirements OF the acts Of the Genera
Asst mbly in such case made ans provided
dc hereby give notice that shall apply IN
writing to the court Of GeD eral Sessions Of
the Posoe and Jail Delivery OF the state Of
Delaware. In and for Now ORstlo County,
on Monday. tho 18th day OF sept, "A. D., 1855
being the next term Of said court. for q
license for sal house as an inn or tavern,
fer tho sale therein OF intoxicating liquors
In less quAntities u an ono quart, 70 be
drunk on the premises, and tho following TO
spectacle oitl8ens Of said school district, re-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
NoTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE

NOTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE
IN JUDGES OF The Court OF General Sessions
Of the Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State OF
Delaware, In and for New Castle county, We,
the underkigned, respectable cltiHent OF tho
Fifth ward Of the city OF Wilmington, do
hereby certify that ChATtes J, II. BesketL
wner and occupant Of the store sit
the fth ward, city. county and State Afore-
said and described in his application, and
who Is an applicants for AHcense on Monday,
the nth day Of September, A. d., 1883 being tho
next term Of said court, for the sale ofintoNi-
eating liquors In quantities not less than one
half gallon therein, mot to be drunk on the
premisef, he being a licensed retailer OF
ROOds, wares and merchandise; the aggregate
cost value Of his stock constantly kept on
hand for sale 10 not less than i've hundred
dollars; he is man OF full age. OF sObriety
and good moral charRc er; that such sale OF
intoxicating liquors at said place Is necessary
., "commodate the public; that he is the
o1Her q, said house, and the true rental value
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ALMONDS
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.

All Travelling Expenses included,
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
FnreweIl 60 E.monde.

New YORK, May 25.--Americans and
Irishmen joined hands this evening in
giving farewell reception at the Acad-
emy Of Music to Thomas Henry Grafton
Esmonde prior to his return to Irelan d.
The vast building was packed with peo-
Pile. Sir Thomas in the course of his re-
marks said that during the eight months
he had been here he had met with moth
ing but cordiality and kindness and he
wished to express his gratitude. Differ
ent State Legislatures had also paid him
the highest honors. lie wished
to proclaim Ireland's indebtedness
to the press Of America. He then
spoke very highly OF John Fitzgerald,
president OF the National League, and
said in conclusion he would convey to
Ireland a message from the American
people, that 30 long as the Irish show
the spirit OF men, 80 long as they are de-
termined to secure their freedom, so long
will they receive sympathy and support
Speeches were also made by Governors
Green OF New Jersey, Lounsberry Of
Connecticut and Biggs of Delaware, and
ex- Postmaster General James, Hon.
Charles A. Dana and others, expressing
sympathy for Ireland. Resolutions in
favor OF Home Rule, denouncing coer-
cion and endorsing Gladstone and
Parnell, were passed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
isasiern Echoes.

Governor Leslie, OF Montana, has
has raised the quarantine from Texas
cattle.
Information from Tongalos, Miss,
proves tho report Of the riot there to be
unfounded.
The Burlington has formed new
transcontinental line with the Union
Pacific via Cheyenne.
Near Viola, Wis, Reuben Drake, his
wife and two grandchildren were found
murdered in their home.
The Kentucky distilers have entered
into an agreement to restrict the produc-
lion OF the seasons of 1888 and 1889 to
II 600 900 gallons.
Rev. DIR. Lyman Abbott has been
elected permanent pastor OF Plymouth
Church, Brooklyn, the first regular sue
cessor to Henry Ward Beecher.
A wrecking steamer left New York
Thursday night to assist the Pacific Mail
steamship City of Paris, reported strand
ed on Fortune Island, with many passen-
gers on board.
There were received at New York from
California on Friday about one hundred
crates of aprcots, which were sold at $4
each. All crops OF fruit in the East will
be from ten days to two weeks late, ow-
ing to cold spring.
Captain Percy Brewis, of London, a
wealthy Englishman, late of the British
army, died at Chicago from injuries re-
ceiyed when trying to board cable
train, Wednesday evening. He had
been visiting friends here several weeks.
Three prisoners, two tramps and Ed.
.l.a~l -. 4 =
heart, Eta Wattenberg, at Reynolds, six
weeks ago, assaulted the Sheriff with an
iron bar and made their escape from Jail,
Mt Delphi, Ind, May 25th. The Sheriff g
injuries are fatal. The whole country
for miles around is aroused, and il Is
thought Chamberlain will be recaptured.
Members Of the Reading syndicate
confirm the statement that negotiations
for the sale Of Reading bonds have been
successfully closed. The bonds sold
amount to $26,000,000, and they have
been taken by a syndicate including
Barring Bros, Kidder, Peabody & Co.,
Brown Bros, Drexel 4 Co., A. Belmont
q Co., and Drexel, Morgan q Co. The
price is withheld.
On the steamer Trave, from Bremen,
which arrived at New York Friday even
ing, was committee of twenty-ono
members of the Ancient and Honorable
Artillery Company, of London, the old
est military organization in existence.
They have come over to attend the 250th
anniversary OF the Boston company of
similar name, a committee from which
met them down the bay and brought
them ashore.
Frank Mills, Of California, sub-fresh-
man at Harvard College, IS years old,
died Friday night from the effects of ex-
cessive smoking OF opium. Mills, with
two companions, obtained some pipes
and on Thursday night indulged in the
vice. 1t is said Mills smoked several
pipes-full in succession. He was made
very i'll and died. His two companions
are reported as being seriously sick.
Their names are not made public.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
woRlD VIKINGS.
The Sout1brn Paciiic's Iron
cl Tickets.
NEWS AT loAn AND ABROAD
F,asbss ~ the Old World
Eastern Echoes = Pacific
"a tst Cuttings.

dispatches to the HERALD
No, May 2b.--" "Ironclad"
,;oL.,. - ~, ! IA Geographic order have
49,, ;as,,s5 i HE Southern Pacific Com
nanv - II, q. |6eal agents for use by del
aca,as J., az 3tional Convention, and
and thosa II, 7Wiiii accompany them on
tbo;r ~ .s- burney. Accompanying
az .;a,.at. minute instructions TO
aasrts s,ua, (hich appear the follow
ing paragraph
a~,,;.a.;a. . = ~ ose for st. Louis, and az
,hd,, ~s, s's,.at 4. ID going so as 10 arrive
~ 81 n; T'n,,;s later than the 9TH prox.,
n,,neh ~ Si ' tor 4. 3oing trip within ten or
p;na % dsrs @ may be. Punch Sep
ta,"b uJ ~. ext, as the date OF
o,.;,s.; sen those for Chicago,
Ga ond ~ 20 a',In tha., - be used going so as to
arr;na % =. VIZ Sk;4 y not later than the 18th
.,s' nrnv ,,rrch ~ U going trip within eight
=. P.ony a,a. psS ~. rs may be. Punch des-
cr;nt;nu =. - ~ niger In column set for
thst ps,v, ,s,,r,.e ~ equire passenger to sign
cortrpc cont ct erd 3 your own signature as
xrsfuocu fhoxkk
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
Political Pickinxs.

Ex-Mayor Grace, of New York, an.
nounces that he will contest with Gov.
Hill for the nomination for Governor OF
New York.
The Democrats of Petersburg, Va,
elected their entire ticket yesterday By a
majority of $50. 1t was their first unan-
imous victory in eight years. Many OF
the negroes voted with the Democrats.
The Land and Labor Club which is
presided over at Chicago by Mr.. Cow
drey, the nominee of the Union Labor
party for President, has rebuked him for
accepting the nomination.
The latest Blaine programme is said to
be scheme for the Blaine men to center
on Levi P. Morton as their dark horse.
The Prohibitionists of Ohio are hold
ing their State Convention at Toledo.
The usual platform has been adopted.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

recommending Missionary Bishop for
India was adopted, and the assembly at
once elected Rev. j. M. Thoburn to the
position.
The election of missionary secretaries
to succeed DR.. j. NJ. Reed and Chaplain
y. Y. McCabe was then proceeded with.
The Conference ordered the election of
three and the names put in nomination
were 4. B. Nicely, j. 0. Peck, John w.
Hamilton, A. b. Leonard, Jacob Todd,
VIM. A. Olin, j. b. Graw, @. q.
McCabe, W. A. Spencer, X. M.
Reid, George S. Hare, DIR. Bentley
and Horace Reed. When the tellers had
retired Bishop Warren announced that
the conservation OF the Bishop Select
would occur on Tuesday next at noon.
Rev. j. o. Shumpert, a colored delegate
from Columbus, mississippi, offered q
resolution asking the Conference 10 re-
affirm its decision and ruling that in the
Methodist church the color line was no
bar to holding office. 1t was unanimous
ly adopted, and the conference adjourned,
The result Of the ballot will be announce
ed in the morning.
THE DuNKARDs.
WABASH, May 25.-The National Dun
kard Conference concluded its work to-
day at North Manchester. The first paper
related to the mode Of baptism, and it
was decided hereafter change will be
made from the triple to the single mode.
BY an unanimous vote George T. Melon
ough, travelling passenger agent of the
Santa Fe system, was made the general
railroad agent for the German Baptist
Brethren, and in the future will arrange
all their business with the mana
ger Of the traffic associations. The second
district Of Virginia and the Southern
District of Illinois sent requests for the
next annual meeting, and an invitation
from Virginia was accepted. A series Of
resolutions were passed, expressing the
loss to the church occasioned by the
death of Elder Quinter last Saturday,
and expressing sympathy with the
family of the deceased. The financial
showing OF this meeting is an excellent
one. The expenses we're $5 900, and the
receipts reported up to to-day exceeded
that sum. Over 10000 meal tickets were
sold, besides the sales at the lunch
stands. The book and tract work is
meeting with great success, and the lead
Brethren are giving it both moral and
financial support. To night most Of the
Brethren left for home.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
National Butchers.

PHILADELPHIA, May 25.-At meeting
this morning Of the National Butchers
Association, Charles James, of st. Louis,
was elected President for the ensuing
year; Robert B. Mooney, of New York,
First Vice-President; William Peters, Of
Pittsburg, Second Vice-President; Chris
topher Brookate, of st. Louis, Recording
Secretary; Harry Cheatte, of Chicago,
Treasurer, and George w. Schenck, OF
Philadelphia, Financial Secretary. A
committee was appointed to confer with
with the International Association, the
object being to bring the two organiza-
tions into closer relations. The next
convention will be held at Detroit. Ad-
journed sine die.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26

Friday morning OF Bright's disease, aged
-. He was an active Democrat, mem-
Der of the county committee and very
prominent in citrus fruit culture. He
leaves wife and two sons. The re.
mains will be taken 10 Yonkers, N. Y,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-26
CoNPEDEwArE MoNUmENT.
Laying of the Core erstone at Jack.
son. nIisstssippi.

JACKSON, Miss, May 25.--More than
ten Thousand persons witnessed the cere-
mony connected with the laying of the
cornerstone OF the Confederate monu-
ment here. Jefferson Davis did not at
tend, owing to bad health. Eight mill
tary companies, number of benevolent
associations, about one hundred war
veterans, and large Masonic represent
tation were in line. Uron arriving at the
State capitol building Miss Winnie Davis
was conducted to the library cham Der and
formally introduced to a larga crowd hy
Governor Lowry. The ceremonies at the
monument followed, and were opened by
the reading OF letter from Mr.. Davis
explaining his absence. Colonel Chase
llocser delivered the grafton, and at the
close presented Miss Davis silver cresn
to be given by her TO her father. The
cr ,wn Ia the siit OF three Missouri gem
tlemen. Its rSeseatation was unex-
pected. NOT having been announs ed in
the programme. The laying OF the cor
ner- stone with Masonic ceremonies
closed the exercises cf the day.