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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16
LOTS OF RELIGIOUS
snD soaE oTHEF sTATE Ne~a
sss s~ss Ess-s.z ths Sss-t L@kss a
er.aa Lsass a@a Vac sarpris<s
tns aas4rnefs-A taEtis
Il1lis GizL

A camp Of seas oi Vstsrans sill . or
xanizea a. Eealzirs-
ThirfF-age ss. 9lsFes 81 fbs Ionia Raj
road sh8ps nsss oeea al on
hGdis has sesn i4fo.iaesd iat9 t1s
enoir of The eEsaa Ledss EsPilst eliufeh-
A slapls irse foFfg-si 5 inctea 10 di4mslsE
VS. rsosntly lsiled % Center Laks, AntEila
eO1nrY.
Coaeord E4Aia " orssaizs building
and sAsisss association aud thinks . can
os dous-
sax.aaH CtY R.l PROBABLY bold Itself
Esr 80 co .or lne par1oss o. building sew
sEs. stc.
The gssh Commission shipped FROM A0rta-
vii. recently - - AS lr-1J eSss % Lon
dsn. E1< and.
Pa Paw sri q e. sffer living with her
hasbana Iusl ga sys now petitions lAe
e0oEt fof = divorces.
sa9mil that Niu smplog tWentY Ave
msn ia oas ~ tie ia o. res that vi os 10
e4isd - south Lyon socn.
fls Lansing Whss.hafF0w Works are
building Jour g. ueks ioF me L1.isd states
i'Finliss Once a. Was1lngtcn-
The annual mss5lns 0f ths stockholders
% tas Alengs a. sait Association vii De
osld A. Ea.t -aksaN January -.
A Jackson msfchaat gets hls BAR cut
every finas tls 1ld saw. Ga.E r. ol4piay ed,
kn8slng shat be oiii lot catch cold.
The farmers Institute. which vas 70
bays 8esn asid a. dse.e RI yer January u
aad February 2. Nl.i 0s held st ONosso-
Ths fourth snnual eonveatioa OF the
Michigan Dairy ymeus Association vii oe
held a. ADRIAN GA t4esdaY, fsdaescsy and
lhafsisy. February IA. IS and id. conssn-
.ns ~ clock GA tbs day nrst named
The annual messing Of the Shiswasses
1ouDty sheep Breeders Ass9ci4 rl0n vii be-
asid In Cogunnz on Thursday next. A
Interesting programme $ 0eIas prepared.
Among tls speakers vii be Hon j. i.
Hlch State Railroad Com missioner. Hon.
NJ "a Ball. Geo. ~ stuart, Robert Gibbons,
editor N.ciigan F4raer.
A correspondent TO the Elsie san relates
ihe iCilosIaK Il . reported that fhe little
daughter Of George AefceF IS suffering from
alive turtle in Der stomach. IL IS .sid tha,
last Pal Whale playing with a turtles egg
SIC Pot it Ia her mOgtn and accidentally
swallowed IT. lt has hatcnsd ana Is stead
LY Ir0wiaE it IS already 80 large that lt -
TercspUoie on the Ouls d.
Grand Ledge contains man who has
been 50 near deaths dCor twice that bis
grave clothes were provided FOR and csiculs-
tions made for his funeral, bat each time
BE- surprised bis relatives ard the physi-
clans o. recovering and wearing out the
grave clothes in bis daily pursuits. he now
has but one lung. YET snioys fairly good
health. considering the physical suiieriags
he has undergone. All his sickness resulted
nom service and exposure the REBELLION.
he Graws q pension and ought 10 have two.
--6gaRd Leogc fadTe1dsllL
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16


There Is talk Of organizing a German NJ
a. Church a. Bellsire.
The stanton Congregational church pub
hshes little monthly for church purposes.
The Rev. Nr. Wharton. OF Niles. has ac-
eepted = call 10 the Lapeer Presbyterian
ehufCh-
cleared IL sell Of . mortgage dsot amounting Z
90 s64A
The Msnistse Congregational church has
secnred Sol. 90 in pledges for its projected
new house Of worship.
The Lutheran church, OF Mt. Clemens,
started two years ago with a membsrship Of
twelve. 10 nov has nfiy-two members.
Ths Rev. NJ. A Bull0ck. OF South Haven.
accepted cal 70 I0Ns Cty. the seat Of lows
state University, greatly - the regret OF his
presecs people.
Martin Damer and Louis s. JOv are can.
didatss for orders from tie Episcopal do
cese Of Western Michigan. hey are at
tsDdng Tie general theological seminary in
New York.
The Morsnci Congregational church ask
the Rev. Henry COate. their paslor. to re-
main indehritsly and without further ac-
ton on their part. They are out OF debt
snd raised R2l6 last year for missionary
purposes. which Is larger sum than they
esys syer raised before in any one year.
Tbs Swedish Evan nselical Lutheran
church OF Cadillac has. curing ths last lev
weeks. undergone a complete change
through the skiiifnl serv. .ces Os An expert
decorator. The church is going ahest IN
al directions. Between hity and sixty
members havs been added TO the charch
since ths Tth day Of August The fun
membership az present Is about 100. and
iris number VII sOon - increased 70
about 9o Thev col sctsd 500 as services
among themselves durinx tas holidays.
TIE PresbYtsrisns Of Alma have msds
81 otter 30 the Congregational socisty %
buy out their church aud properly entire
and turn the organization into a Prsssy-
teriza BODY. The proposal seems 70 be
both sensible and Christian. Tas village
is me seat of whai VII oecoms a thriving
Pres by,srisn college. Nstu ally, q csurch
of the ssue denomination sill be 4 rs-
cuirsnlens and it vii ~ better 70 make
tne change prorosed ths1 % have FOR years
IN ths town Two weak churches nesdlesslv
drawing en- the benevolent funds Of the
two denominations
TIE Rev H. o. Parker of Tonia publishes
the following Straightforward card in the
Nichirar Ctrtf.ds .4ar1cFte. II was reared
e. nisnhoct in TIE Congregational church.
Of waich my parents we're members. For
several wears I have proposed % change my
eharch relations 20 the church wbich I
was resred. And 1T present position BE-
ina .arurshte ca maze tie change. 4, IN
October iast. gave the Rev. seth Reed r.
r of saginaw district withia TIE 1ssfutis
of which asli quarterly conferences reia.
tiorsl notice Of ny wlthd sva ~ urits
With snoiber branch Of the Christian
church and since then have united with
the Congregational church. Z much d-sirs
- retain be Christian regard 81 al my
fprn1er friends. and shall ever ooit them
ar TIE E church In loving rsnem-
hranoe and ifaisrnal good feeling
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

''Ths Overland Route" the.only line car
ryinE the United States Overland Mail.
In addition 60 The new system of check
ing baggage through from Eastern points tc
the Pacific Coast. will commence Sunday
December 4 10 run through sleepers on al
trains between Council Bluffs, Omaha, San
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on The Overland
Flyer. saving one day TO ali California and
Oregon posuts. making the time from tn.
Missouri River TO the Pacific Coast ia
ssvsnty-one hours. Elegant Pullman Pal
see Car Sieepers and modern day coaches
are also run on all through trains.
Eating houses are now under the super
vision Of the company and meals furnished
By The Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
In compliance with the wish of our pat
rous along the line. nizht trains between
Omaha Council BlgGs aad Kansas City
have been changed TO day trains. Chair
cars will still run 10 Bestrics free Of charge
Taird-class passengers wishing TO take ad-
rantage Of iow rates will still be carried on
regular through trains running free family
sleeperA For further informstion address
J. 5. TEBRErs
General Passenger aud Ticket Agent
Omaha. Neb.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

sllgsFs-Cgt 0af - granAa.ei. 71se "A. .
55.1. EttEz So &C. eil0u 20" s. 90 &C
Is1es-t5Fse1 kso. 60 AfO soAzsa. .
4c. lava, green. t4-be, Java, roasted. &c.
MsEacalbo r1as-sa. 1-as--e. Mexican. roasted. =
&c
a ar; ofLasy ls&ze Hysoa. s31ke, gun
po"les. SIT. colong, ssssge cOngo p .
s4c.
flour 70 per essL. stz0 per hbl.. patent pr1
cess 10 PEI "a ~. .. - Pc o&l a. saekt e1lr
. Der cat, 80 per sbi; oac2 shea1. q 5
Per eHL
AlA Feed-screeniBgs. So per tocs bran. SIS
ships. o. o.: 1aiddllngs s4s1la
Feed-S0rn ana ca, s5iA1
kefose8e o1l-AleniE4n test. lo5se per g.lioa
water Sai-e. iltsc.
1.solIne -ll3.c per gallon.
-eeds-CioseT' 55.iss li, timothy ss5812s5.
salt Michigan. 3.ct Etstsrn, SD
flsn-No / shsteash o. 70p 80 per half DO
Trolt. sho16oo ~, coi. sat. olf7c per 10 cans
PEI h0ndreds oysters. bulk. 81 q as - s4li0a
standards, -gc can. select, &c can. smoked hall
bgt llc.
P0rk IN barfes-Mess rNrk. Chicago packed
siaee, exsa short eat. sLl.0o; G4ndArd clear
back. iuJ-
Larl-Ilerces. Sc. % aud 50 ID. subs. SIC: .
%. round ilns. 10 casei sc. IL tn pals. e.
Beef Ia barrrts-EItrs mess. warranted go iD4
8 81. extra. boneless. $50.
Bllterlne-Dalry, solid packed t4c. rolls and
prints 5c. creamery, Sold. isc extra cream cry
PACKED. i7c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The people as a mass seldom make mi =
takes. This accounts for the large demand
for DR.. BigelOw's Positive (coughl Cure. Ii
has given such perfect satisfaction that som,
dr. ggistS offer an imitation on which they
maze larger profit. Beware OF both to-
imitation aud the druggist. both will chea
you. The genuine is sold by E. X. Wilsor
and will promptly and safely cure coughs
colds, and ali throat and lung diseases
Price SO cents.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

That Miss jones il a nice looking girl.
isn't she2''
"Ies, aud she'd be the belle of the tswn
II IL wasnt foE enc thing"
What's that7"
She has eatarrh so bad il is unplease a,
70 be near hes. She has tried dozen
things and nothing helps her. | Sm sorry
for I like her. but that doesn't make IL
any less dissgreeable for one 10 be arouno
her"
Now IL she had used DR.. Ssge's Catarrh
Remedy, there wonld haze been nothins
Of the Kind said. for II will cure catarIt
every time
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The best on earth can traly be said o
Griggs Glycerine Salve, which ia sure
safe and speedy cure for cuts. bruises
scalds. burns wounds and all other sores
Wiz positively cure piles, letter and a.
skin eruptons. Try this wonderful healer
Satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded
Only 25 cents Sold by L. r. Wilson.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Americans are breaking down under high
pressure application TO business aud duties
AZ the desk: they are losing nerve force
DR.. Jones Red Clover Tonic restores lost
nerve force by supplying food for the nerve
tissues. and 6y IL gentle operative action re
moves All restraint from the secretive organs
hence. curing all diseases of the stomach
liver and kidneys. f. E. Wilson will sup
ply the genuine Red Clover Tonic at 81
cents bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

The rush at w. III. 1ibbs, druggist still
continues and daily scores of people call for
q bottle of kemp's Balsam for the Throat
aud Lungs for the cure OF Coughs, Colds
Asthms. Bronchitis and Consumption.
kemp's Raissm, the standard family
remedy, is sold on a guarantee and never
fails 10 give satisfaction. Orice soc and
si.00. Trial size free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

rbe suousi meeting Of The stacxboiaerz
AZ a. qhcerix Furniture comrauv si'l "a
E.1d a. tte crnuranr soffice cu Sruoa- ar =
=, ~, eitv ~ erana ha2tds N.eaixsr rr
vre.fo~s.iav fhe tsih cay az Jauaarg fsss
- -.so g eierk u, ne even 'sE f,s IS par.
- ~ sierfirE seven iirerfers t,r tse -
s,.s,,- <rer and dsr tas frsassr'icn ~ ssses
<,far hs,-insss ae us- ss Iawf1iv broueki
49,. he rne~fng
" ErSrFsys7. -~crrfarv.
c~S H. ds. Nsh.. January q iSs4
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

$500 rrrpcssf E-~ -s,--rlrz ser~.res ss
"a ~scisf ~ ~ resr p r ls11sry q fsss
- T4r ~ I7et rfl ee b. fke
an.e ~ te > las kert oan.y R0aus ~
strerv v.sars sr g saf s,ef 4 : fsa-tsrv 1s ~.
p rnrHS
chArasa Fsnenss crz nfgs@e
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

10 Other term than the soovs would
srfav 10 The woman who eou8 zee her
qoalafIi crautT isting sNs7 without =
pa3g III regret Many woman becomes
prenfefgrelf cid sn8 hagEsrd hcrause ~
fnnetioasl aera1gewsnl What 3 Pity ihss
- such a. nee kaow fhm Dr. P~r-a's
orxans tc nor-usl SAFE. and snake thea
voafhfl. sn1 essutif0l 8ncs more For
t.e is lo which tAe iausnlers ~ Eve sra
rerniiarIv iif1.e the "frea~irfion is A
s.,eefslsu renetv. It a rne auir medicine
sni8 81 3raEs sfs Under a positive guarantee
rrous the manufacturers. thst n vii eive
..,fsslss son in eTerv esse or rscuee V.ti -
rpfnrrsd. See xnersnfee ou bottle wrsrpsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-16

Get ~1~r cAsPrTs CTRANEr svD RFFATD
- ne ersn1 Rsrsss stesrn gsr>et Ctesr a
Wnrxx e E 4 9 kertcs Cares cfssnea e.
kssf - rs- ~lfac-t fhs .esa IaIarz Re1 -
-sFarsnces Tne rnsr esTpef ciseufns xsrhine
N fhe csry TeleBoone <s -
:. ~. ALLEN. Manager.
~F-N- y = Cemest - eager eszn--s~r
s5la as conren.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
Latest From the Scat of War.

ST. LOUIS, December --latest ad-
vices from BREWER are to the effect that
armed neutrality still exists, but an
outbreak is liable TO occur at any
minute. A man who passed through
Brewer after the riot states the report
that 1000 shots were fired was not ex-
sggerated, as is evidenced by the
bullet perforated buildings in the vici-
nifty. Dozens of windows were shat
tered and the front of the postoffice is
riddled with lead. The stockade in
which the Swedes sought refuge is fear
fully torn and splintered. Sheriff LYDIA
is at BREWER with posse, but admits
he is powerless, and has so notified the
governor. TIE sheriff is of the opinion
however thai the militia would accom-
plish only temporary good.
JEFFERSON CITY, No., December T.
Governor Morehouse has Just received
telegram from Sheriff LYDIA, inform
ing the Governor that he is powerless
to control the outlawry at Brewer, in
vokes the aid of the State and urges the
Governor to send q militia comr any to
preserve the peace and protect the lives
and property OF citizens. The Governor
will take no action until he hears from
Adjutant- General Jamison, now on his
way to Brewer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
A LARGE SHIPMENT
Armed Neutrality Still Exists
in Brewer.
INVOKING THE MILITIA'S AID.
The Parnell Investigatigatio
Crlminste Davitt - Another
French Duel.
INVOKING THE MILITIA's AID.
Gotham Gossip.

New York, December 7.-Sullllvan
called ton his hacker yesterday
and arranged to force fight with Kill
rain or Mitchell. He deposited $1,000
for fight for $4,000 a side in six
months.
The largest shipment of freight ever
forwarded to the west at one time, to
one consignee, leaves this city tonight
1t is composed of two special trains,
one of twenty-three cars of dry goods,
consigned to new firm in Tacoma, W.
T., and the other of sixteen cars OF
coffee. 1t is expected to make the trip
in twenty days. The shipment is val
ued at 100000
Eastern agents of the southwestern
roads received orders to restore rates to
the old schedules. This is an advance
in some cases of 40 per cent.
The bark Artemus brought TO this
port this morning four survivors of 0
Grew OF seven of the scho 3ner Ethe
Davie, cspsized November 25th, of
Cape Hatteras. The other three were
drowned. Four men were picked NJ
after being on q raft without food OF
drink fcnr days. They were uncon-
sc.ous.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
The Parnell Commission.

LONDON, December 7.-Patric Molloy,
who refused to obey the subpoena of the
Times to give evidence before the Par
nell Commission and was arrested and
brought from Dublin, was placed in the
witness box whenIthe commission as.
sembled to-day, guarded by police.
Attorney General Webster, for the
Times. examined him at length. but did
not succeed in extracting any evidence.
Mclloy met all the Attorney Generals
questions with blank denial and pro-
fession of ignorance.
On cross-exsmination by Michael
Davitt, Molloy stated that the solicitor 8
clerk in Dublin promised him money if
he would try to criminate Davitt. either
by true or false evidence. Davitt asked
witness if it was the common belief in
Ireland that agents of the Times and
government were trying to obtain evil
dence by brides aud threats.
Justice Hammer overruled the ques-
tiOn
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
(. Auerbach &Bro.,
SPECIAL BARGAIN SAlEg
Christmas is coming, and need room! If low p
will do it sure to getit

lot Of Ladies Diagonal
duced 81
90 $3.50 and upwardsworth %
Our Cloak Department the busiest
PEELED
Cloak sold to arrive attest its popularity.
Our Dress Goods Department.
$L 90 worth 2
made this city.
lot each Silk ha-price
$1.OO They treble tamount -
One lot New Dress Buttons 20c
lot of Ladies and Chdre
75c Buying them will an idea how they
White Knit Infants Panes
sell quick. -
U.s.
$780, $3.50 We
One lot OF roken
One each Turkish Towels $L35
at $500
Ono Turkey Red Table
so cent.
each Wire Hair Brushes
'hlad worth double
One lot eech of Cloth Brushes at closing prices
Three hudd pieces OF Silk Ribbons 5 and 25c Going
elsewhere
O0
Use. So so
Furnishing Chldrens Clothing offers
lot of Gents Unlaundred rts at " -
One lot Dunlap Style Black Stiff Hats $L75 1925
scar &c. Best sSu
offered.
Drawers vt $500 SEE
reduced from $500.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
One of the Liens

of New York is CRITERION immense
Medicine Warehouse, and this Lion"
establishment has its lion preparation
.-HALE's HONEY OF HoRERoUND AND
TAR-tor the cure of Coughs, Colds, rs
fuenza and Bronchitis. No medicinal
agent introduced during the present
century has created a more profound
sensation among all classes of the COM
munity than this absolute specific for
all ordinary affections of the organs of
respiration. Sold by druggists. Great
saving to purchase large size. Pixies
Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
For Fomenting Disturbances

BRUSSELS, December 7.-Lalos, presi-
dent of the Workingmen's Congress
and Mignon, both members of the So
cialist Council, were arrested at
Charleroi, charged with fomenting dis
turbances among THE striking coal
miners. More arrests are expected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
RinRinR NOiaaa

In the ears, sometimes a roaring, buzz
ing sound, are caused by catarrh, that
exceedingly disagreeable and very com.
mon disease. Loss of smell or hearing
also result from cstarrh. Hoods Sar-
saparilla. the great blood purifier, is q
peculiarly successful remedy for this
disease, which it cures by purifying
the blood. If you suffer from catarrh,
try Hoods Sarssparilla, the peculiar
medicine, 263
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
French Facts,

PARIS, December lowing to the
dispute at yesterdays meeting of the
municipal council, two members, Mon
arval, Boulangist. and Chantemps.
Reconciliable, fought a duel this morn
ing with swords. Chantemps received
a wound in the arm.
The Petit Journal says Prime Minis
ter Flouquet and Reytrall, Minister of
Finance, had an important CONVERSE
ton, Wednesday, on the subject of the
Panama Canal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08
Earthquake Shock.

QUEBEC, December IA strong
shock of earthquake, lasting nearly
half a minute, was felt this morning al
Bimouski. Father Point. Santa Flavie
and Troise Pistoles. No damage done
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08

TIE SANCTION OF PHYSICIANS has been
accorded to that standard disinfectant,
GLRNN's SULPHUR SOAP.
"HILL's HAIR AND WHIsKER DYE, 1"
Black or Brown. SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08

HONE cured Hams. Bacon and Pure
Lard ct F. ]. Mays, 81 E. First South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-12-08

HEAD cheese, Vienna sausages, Liver
worst, at F. ]. Mays, "a E. First South.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-26
WEST HAVEN sMOR Il.

TeutOnia Maenner Chor Plen1c-Shore
Cotsagers to Form q League TO Pro-
tect Their Interests In the Borough
Meetings.
The following circular has been issued to
the residents of Savin Rock:
For long time it has been manifest that it
IL necessary that the owners and residents of
shore property unite and take concerted ac-
ton in matters relating to Savin Rock well
fare.
A large share of the borough taxes is paid
by the owners of shore property who have
no voice in the administration of its affairs.
It 10 believed that there are many needed
improvements, and that by means of an as
ISOLATION of permanent shore residents, prop
erty owners and those who occupy cottages
for the summer, number of advantages can
be secured.
Those who are in sympathy with the idea
are cordially invited to attend meeting Of
the eottagers.
A public meeting to all that are interested
land everyone is invited will be held at tho
West Shore Club House, opposite Humans,
Friday evening, July 81, at 8 p. m.
TEUToNIA MANNER CHOIR.
The thirty-fourth annual picnic of the
Teutonia Manner Choir was held at SaYin
Rock yesterday. About 200 members and
their families awaited themselves of this OPP
portunity to get days recreation. Dancing
was indulped In. besides concert including
solos, duets and choruses by the members.
The committee who had charge of the affair
were: William r. Custerer, Henry G. Wing,
e. Henze, Adam Lath, 81. 81. Scharf.
Mr.. r. "a. Lucas, proprietor of the LUCAS
House, near West Haven shore, we'll known
and populax resort and home-like place
wherein to board and take meals is in ex-
cellent health and is catering this summer
for large number Of patrons, both from the
city and ont Of town.
Morning journal and courier., 1888-07-26
CONNECTICUT wHEELMEN.


The state Division Meeting Here
YesterdaY-InterestIng Occasion.
Some thirty or more bicyclists from Hart
ford. Bridgeport, Waterbury, Meriden and
other towns were entertained by the New
Haven club yesterday. The occasion of the
visit is the annual meeting of the State di-
vision, League of American Wheelmen.
which was held here. The meeting is set by
law to be held within thirty days of the
National meeting which was held at Balti-
more, Nd, in June. AL of the gatherings
are somewhat later this year than usual. s
In the afternoon the local club with several
of their guests took run to the top of East
Rock where beuntiful nd refreshing re-
past of watermelons was attacked. The
wheelmen ate and ate and before long the
luscious melons had disappeared. So good
humored did the wheelmen feel after their
repast that the glistening wheels seemed to
fly down the smooth inclined roads without
the slightest touch of hindrance
A business meeting was held at the club
rooms last evening. The annual address was
read by Chief Consul Louis A. Tracy of Hart
ford. A ticket of officers was put in nomination
which is to be elected by mailed vote. All
returns must be in by the 10th of August. II
Is: CnleL CONSUL Cnarles II. LarOm OF New
Haven; vice consul, G. S. Brockway, Mid
dletown; secretary and treasurer, e. 4. De
Blois, Hartford; representatives, e. j. Post,
Hartford; w. II. Sqnires, Meriden; w. j.
Williams, Yantie; G. d. Knox, Lyme Rock.
A committee was appointed to revise the by
laws in accordance with those passed at the
meeting Of the National meeting of the Ma
tional League at Baltimore In June.
After the business meeting the wheelmen
were RECALLED in most roval akvIa (1raak
bowls OF punch and refreshments Of all kinds
were set before the guests and the evening
passed in most enjoyable and entertaining
time.