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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Two Two Nsught
and
Two Two Two.


Join Bertolette Bros. Bicycle Club.
Join BertoIetie Bros. Bicycle Club.
Get a wheel ON easy pay ments.
The an-Ameucan Congress will stop
in this city on ticir way from New York,
on the 2lst. They will 9friVe about noon
and will leave about dark.
II you want good sweet potatoes that
are not lrost-bitten 70 20 Smcltz ~ CO.,
Is z. Al street. They put them up Tor
The winter. and You run no risk OF get
ting bal ones.
Any one wishing to purchase first
class billiard table Tor 500, which
originally ro,t s20D, should address
"B!lliard," RErCmICAN Office.
Robes and hotse covers at Perkins, l0l
West Eighth street.
See card of Eureka Portrait Co Rare
indueemcnts are offered at No. IL East
Third street..
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, l. o. o. F., will
Sisit Brandywlna NJ. L. Church on Sun.
| DAY morning next.
james Il. Field will leava to-day for
| Europe, where i.o viii spend come we Ks.
/ lie VIII be tic Impaired by several
friends.
Titcumb's Com Cure never falls to re-
iieve. Daufortlh druggist. 81 and Mar.
l5et, soc agent ~ Fry Mclnall's syruI
ol Tar Tor coughs, Soc.
Tie Wiley Senate will give thelI
sec0rd sociable Tn Tuesday evening mex
In the ChurchmLn Building, Tenth an,
Market streets.
Toilet watars-h eliotrope, violet, yer
bena, lavender and white rose-the flues
made; new fresh lot for Christina
gifts. Taylor 4 Fullerton, 3O2 KIM
str ct.
The Pussy & Jones Company shipped
three carloads OF payer machinery to for
elgn porto yesterday, as follows: On
carload to Antwerp, Belgium; one t
Moss, Norway and one to Caracas, Vene
zuela.
TIE park dive is Of lsss consequouc
to the people than The distribution in III
cjmnun IT, Of a reliable cough med clnf
Such Is bronchial Balm, made and sol
ouly by l.. B. F,l, druggist, Filth an,
Poplar streets. Cut his out to be sur
OF name and plae.
We have bargain In small lot G
westCrn hay a. - cents per 100 lbs. Ia
nall BEoa., l0l Maryland avenue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Last night was one Of the best of the
Kirmess. The dances were spirited and
heartily enjoyed. After the dances were
over the voting for the different dancing
parties was very active, and at IL o'clUclt
closed with the following votes:
The Flower dance came first by vote
lof 8,6Oi, the Gypsy danes secoud with
b,f76 votes; French maids thirl, 3,7l+
votes; Snow Bali dance fourth, 3,llg
voteO. and the German Hsrvesters fifth
with 1850 votes aud an entirely new
comic dance at the close. The vote for
the other dances was as follows
The japanese dance, 1893; the Royal
MiddIes, 762; tho Minuet, l5G; Tyroleau
dance, 1874; Swiss dance, %; Roses aud
Bees, 10; Turkish dances, u; tho Bow
and Arrow dance, 5; total, % s24.
The program for the matinee this after
neon is as follows; japanese dance. the
Rosel and The Bees, Bow and Arrow
,danGe, the Royal Middies and tie Swiss
dance. The largest audience ia expected
TO night,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

ICoMMuNIcAT

The adventure Of five much. abused
Americans, who were shameiully treated
aud arrested ON suspicion of being pick
pockets in Berne, Switzerland, on the
Sth Of August last, as published few
days ago, has been au absorbing topi, In
Wilmington and among the travelling
public. There Is no doubt the subject is
one oil the most important questions in
domestic and foreign matters Of Discus
sion in The legations OF tue two rtpub-
lies. American tourists need protection
by our foreign ministers under the ex-
listing misrule of Swiss government,
The American tourist may be suspected
OF my crime and arrested by dull and
stupid officers OF their laws, by which
they are denied all privileges OF commu-
nicatlng with their friends, either teeiug
or hearing OF their companions while un-
der arrest is not permitted. The Ameri-
fcan so suspected is not permitted to en-.
gage consl or make any appeal to the
Federal officers at the American Lega.
lion. The prisoner Is also II u permitted
to send a message to the consul, or cable
or telegram or to call any assistance TO
establish his identity, or be allowed to
offer or give bonds for his release. | have
reasons 10 believe that If the President of
the United States was arrested on suspi-
cioD, he would meet with Ike tate and
used as common convicted prisoner
before any charge could he brought
against him.
The arrests are made without the least
cause for suspicion other than the man
ner OF coming aud going 10 and from sta
tlons, which is 4 custom with the Ameri-
can people when time Is limited.
All the Wilmingtouians OF tho abused
party Of Americans had resolved to keep
such inhuman treatment out OF hearing
distance Of their aged parents and llenGs
OF their respective families. The injured
party bad also determined to resent the
cruel aud detestable treatment receiv, d
lat the Swiss court OF Justice, as duty
they owe TO the American travelling
people.
This should be done in order to cause
the appointment of loyal and faithful
officers to foreign legations TO better pro-
teet the civil rights of American people
when travelling In Swi zerland In the
future.
Mr. c. f. Goats, Jr., member of the
firm of Coats 4 Co., IRON manufacturers
ot Baltimore, Nd, who IS one Of the five
Americans arrested in Berne, SWitzrr-
land, has had a personal interview with
Secretary Of State j. Il. Blaine, who re-
lceived Mr.. Coats very courteousy few
days ago, when the full charge was
placed before Mr. Blaine, who has showu
10 disposition to give the matter his atien.
tion.
should advice all Americana who In.
tend making tour OF Switzerland tC
make previous arrangements or contract
with the minister at the Swiss legation
to assure all protection within his powt
against the abnminalle treatment which
may be imposed at the hands of sw!a.
lus ice II suspected. Yours respectful v
L. j.. llANF.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

WLLiAMsPoRr, Dec. 6.-Robert II.
Cum, the embezzllng manager of Dun't
Mercantile agency, was released from the
county prison this evening, his pardon
papers having arrived from Harrisburg.
lis used several thousand dollars belong
ing 10 his employers TO crafty his pas
sion tor buCket-shop gambling, was sen
fenced to n term of fifteen mouths im.
prisonment and to pay heavy fine
Crum, who has served one year, says he
will 20 West
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

William G. Guthrie, William Warner,
Samuel Irwin aud Robert Season, il
colored, were arraigned before Squire
Smith last evening, charged with iret
passing on the property OF Miss Hannh
Shipley, on Thanksgiving Day. MattI
were not pressed, and they were diseas'g
ed on paying the costs. Frank Banthe1
William Tillisou aud Henry Law W'r
also charged with similar oiFense, ea
as thoy were rot ready for hearing ttgI
were held in 800 bail each until ned
Friday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
FIFTH edition


| WARRINGTON, Dec. In, 49,.
OF the official Inv stlratlon i "tst day
ialcatlon Of Cashie. sllenit io Tue 10
eAAet amount OF e goyefnms,,,
money which no plundered 10 ba Ita ~ s'ts
ms, In addition to the $40. oon ~ ~
Lsedom 9 money and like 49,, ~ M:
his own, brings the sum Of M 49, ,ai,, o.
lions up to s91 500. "'' PeVuIa'
IL, In course Of the ipyesiic.o..
committee decides that silcn', I"' ha
agent OF the goycrnm ent iLey yi "s 40
pose to pass bill approprIati1. .',, l'I
money sufficient to pay the ms,phe2 .''
leave the government 10 draw u,'o S s,l
colts aud Loedom's bondsmen snr Oh
bursement. II, on the o,Ler I"'i 't i
decide that the receipts absolye M ,uj
eminent they will look Tor otb.r s9'.
oil making good their losses, one ol My, Ny
Will be for the House TO yn,e as. .s
money to meet tho dcfalc,tion 1t ~
affair Will DO decided a, soon As nn,.n' ~
and some definite conclusion wifi mn,s1
bly, DO reache by Monday. f'''f
Some of the members are in U.,,
places. They have been depenlp, p oss'
their salary to meet various re,ss .F.a
aud now they ind themsrlye, str,nJ,1
The Weather members OF the Hon.e a.,
doing all they can to brilpu thelr cni
leagues over the temporary dIllcn,,,
and number OF them have adyarr3
money to ihelt more unfortunate ,itreI,
| Nothing has been heard OF s.Icn,1 !.
his fair companion aud II is the lmn,ss
sloD that he was well over the line in,,
the Queens domains before the cIou..I'
ness came to light.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.


hILLvILI N. j., Dec. 6.-Nr Amt,
Borden, an elderly colored widow liV,,,
alone about two miles above this citv a.
the Malaga Road, was fouliy murl,rI
last night In her humble home III,
mutilated body was found about . o'Cloct
this morning. ''
Mrs. Agustie Riddle had cpr,,.,
BLACK Ann" as she Is common, cslN
to wash for her, and when she failed a
appear at the appointed time Mis- Rii,
made an Investigation. Upon enttr.u,
the house Mrs. Riddle was terrified 4
beholding the colored woman lyng %
the floor In pool OF blood.
As soon as the frightened woman could
collect herself, Coroner Miller was 10.
formed OF the murder and he took ID,
corpse to Justice Miller's office In ,hi
city. A post mortem examination wa
made by DR.. ii. Il. Little, Of lineland,
and DR.. II. A. Storkly, OF philadelphia,
when II was found that she had been no
victim Of n ilendlsh assault, which lil
resulted fatally. An inques. was bed
which was adjourned until tomorrow.
Suspicion pointed strongly to JOIN
Knox, bad character, who recently
came from Glassboro to work III I. L
Wheaton's glass factory, and he wa. AZ
rested and locked up in Jail for the hsAr.
ing tomorrow.
Knox made q partial confession %
William Lutte aud John Myers, Hi
hand was covered with blood, whlchl
considered q strong point against him.
Before Justice Miller Lutte was non.
committal, fearing to testify owing "
Intimidation from the prisoner.
Knox At the time the foul crime wn
committed was under the influence d
liquor.
since bis arrest Knox has become rstl.
cent, refusing TO talk conCefugg hs
crime. His remark to person Vusyn
cunning IN the woods near the sceAi
the crime carly in the morning wMN
produced as evidence against him at VI,
hearing tomorrow. Knox 10 marIsi
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.
Deatli OF an Instructor.

George W. Partridge, the athletic To-
structor at the rooms OF the Y. ~ l. 4
OF this city, died last evening a. w
Homeopathic Hospital Of fplaal meI ~.
gifts. lie was taken to that insttuIoa
a week or so ago to be treated lof u.
disease, but he continued 10 grow VIZ
until the end. lie was but 2 JGah
age, and his remains will lie taken .
London, Canada, for Il tarmell " y,
mother and sister, who have beeh W. W..
and attended to him through bis iu'~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

The Gilt-tdge boot aud shoe store at
the n. f. corner Of Second and Orange
streets, will sell the entire stock OF boots
and shoes and the best quality of rubber
goods, regardless OF cost, TO close bust
ness. No reasonable ofIer will be re-
fused. We aso offer our store and
dwelling for rent and fixtures aud house.
hold 70 dc FOR sale at the Glt-edge boot
and shoe store, N. L. corner of Second
and Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

, Tho fair OF the FIRST Regiment Band
and 81, Georges Commandery, Knights
81 ttn Golden Eagle, which is now open
at the Eleventh street rink, was visited
Hat evening by the Ancient Order Of the
Ikhlehts Of the Mystic Chain. The Ylsi-
Itprs were escorted by the First Regiment
Band, aud spent very pleasant even
jug. There is n great number OF attrac-
tons, and all who attend will be amply
prepaid or their trouble and the SINAI
Lutlay
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
W. II. SHARP % CO.

with napkins to m a { @ h -
price per set, IS, $685. Ia,
Sl6.
We have a lot more of ia
BILE linen remnants from / ]
to 8 yards long-38c to So
for the remnant.
One hundred single door
velour rugs with sheep skin
borders In a variety Of col
ors-5o cents each.
A lot of fine imported
skin rugs in black and white
grey and white, black a n d
tan, all black, all white, all
ten, and with the reverse
combinations In all sizes
So SO to $3.50. Sheep Skins,
$3.50 to $3.50.
". B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market SITS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

BxAuFoRT, y. c., Dec. 1.-THE steam
yacht Sybilla. Captain Hobbs, from
Philadelphia, has arrived here. Mr.Joau
r. Betz, Jr., Is oil board, with the follow.
ing gufsts: Michael b. Andrews, VII
liam r. Leeds, Colonel William h Mann
Colouel Joseph Bird, Clarence b. lIuglcr
Captain John Leary and William Nc
Farlaud. Tho party Will remain to hun
few dsys and then proceed for Cuba.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

MEDIA, Dec. 0.-Thomas s. William
son, IS years old, and for the past fifteen
years in charge o! the court house and
tfe county oiiil es at Media, drops ed dead,
il Is thought from apoplcry, at his home
about neon to-day. Mr.. Williamson had
been abont the court house during the
lmorEigg attending to his duties, but not
feeling woli, went home about ! / O'Clock
lie was some years ago postmaster oi
Media.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Court This Morning.

Court conveyed at 0 o'clock his alois y,
Ing, but there was very little tn'' w.,
transacted. The case of Mary " s s.'sii
VS. the Wilmington & Northern Es.II y,
Company was continued until Non nr'I
morning, and the jury discharged u ,,,'
that time. The remalndtrol yue m.,J
Ing was spent 10 bearing motions - n.
arguments In favor OF setting '' ".
sheriff sales. At IL O'Clock co.l VIA,
journed until 10 O'Clock ueA' S'D-4
morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

The finest and most perfect production
OF n edical science ever offered the Attic
ted Tor Lung aud Throat disesses, blood
spit Ing, Sc. H. will positively prevent
the iDroids OF consumption and preserve
your system against its destroying pow
er. Always reliable for coughs, hosrso.
ness, loss of voice, core throat, &c.
Reg ulsr Druggists sell It, De OF, Will
mtugiou, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Those OF the muslc-lovlng public who
were present at the concert given last
April iu st. Stephens Lutheran Church
will hear with pleasure that similar one
Is to be rendered on the 10th inst, Tues.
day evening next, In tho church. Prot.
Jno. Himmelsbach, of Philadelphia, who
is we'll known to the musicians OF this
city will take part.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Mad Dog.

1t Is reported that dog belonging to
Mr.. smallry OF Harmony Mills. White
Clay Creek Hundred, went mad on W ed.
nesday last and made n tour through the
country, taking in Osletown, where he
bit small boy nSmed Sites, causing
much alarm in tho ntighhorhood, before
he was killed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Dora e, Westco't has opened store at
No. 81 West sixth street, with line OF
stamped goods, trimmings and notions.
She is also prepared 20 do sewing, knit
ting and embroidery TO order, as well as
stamping and plnklng, at short notice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. john Cork
ran MAS seized with lit while getting
into her carriage at Sixth aud Market
streets. She was taken into Belts drug
store and attended by Drs. Springer aud
Morgan. After she recovered she was
taken to her home near New Castle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Henry 7. Shippers, au employe Mt the
works of the Harlan q Hollingsw orth
company, made narrow escap, from
being killed yesterday. lie was working
near cog wheel, when his clothing was
caught and nearly all OF it torn from
hiw. He fortunately escaped injury, bu,
as may be expected was badly scared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

A fancy bazsar is being held a. No. Ill
West Ninth street, by tie Ladies' Aid
Society Of the Church Of the Redeemer.
The rooms are prettily decorated, and the
display is In charge of Mrs. John Beetle
aud Mrs. Ella Taylor assisted by mum
Der OF ladies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

While others have COM
planned of dill sales we have
been writing and telcgraphing
lhc manufacturers and impor
tcrs of our Goats to send them
to us faster Notwithstanding
their shipments to us have
averaged over fourteen per day
for the last three weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

The funeral of Stephen Hazard, a
member of Brandywlne Conelave, No. 4,
Heptssophs, OF $. W. NJ, will take place
Tomorrow afternoon from his late resi-
dence, No. ll22 Poplar street, and will be
attended by the Conclave. This 4, the
first member that Brandywine Conclave
has lost by death.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Don't deposit your bonds and valuable
papers IN bank, bat reut a safe in the
vault OF the Security Trust and Sale De
post Company and avoid a robbery, such
IS occurred at the Bank Of Delaware this
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Capt, Bloomsburg, who was on vaca-
siou Of reeuperstion in the summer, is
low in Command OF the City OF Chester
and In eplendid health. lie will run tie
boat between this city and Philadelphia
nll winter, except on days prevented by
the ice. The Wilmington Steamboat
ness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
Two Two Naught
and
Two Two Two.
-
A Letter to Kriss kringle.

Before purchasing your dolls call ct
% and Tanall streets and soc q splendid
doll, II inches long 15c.; also an elegant
line bf dolls, the cheapest in the city, at
Huklll & Poist's.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Miss Maggie Carpenter will be married
next Wednesday to WIN. ii. smith, a
drauRhtsman at the EdRemoor Iron
Works, at the residence of her father, q.
Z. Carpenter.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

The certain young school miss, who, It
was said, playiully yaulted over the
hitehing post before certain plumbing
esta lishment, Indignantly denies the
charge and says she could not do such u
thing even II she wished and that she 10
not stage or circus ttluck by any mean.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

William Vernon, the well known
butcher Of the Third street market, lost
valuable mlre lew days ago, from
blood pots nuing, a. his farm near New
GaIdcn, Ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
A Colored Man Convicted OF Murder

EpEssDuRG, Dec. 8.-Charl3s ci; H.
tn Q colored man who killed JONI ~! na
thews, colored, at Johnstown oil a s,,.is
Der 4, was to-day found gully OF nv VA
In the first degree. HIS counsel A'''
for n neW trial
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

BICYCLES on easy payments IN ,- pstT
lette Bros. Bicycle Club Seco" u,, s.les
Dec. 10. Fun particulars ~ U"
room, 3l3 Shipley street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

Revival services continue in Wesley y
f. Church with uuSbated Interest ~
services began the list OF October. lNr
crowds are In attendance, frequently q
ceedlng the capacity of the ch1F'l
One hundred and sixty-iouf have Dssi
converted. The membership Of ID
young church has greatly Interested Y
the last three years, growing from " .
$40 members. An enlargement Of ~
church building Is u positive pecss'lTn
the near future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

The Phoenix Athletic Association will
live their first grand reception IN Rossi-
ter Il Person dancing academy on
Christmas Eve.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07
WM.B. SHARP ( CO
Fourth and Market Streets.

puIcnascs, some MINUS Oh tne
great purchasing power OF
your dollar might be an In
dicator you could proftably
go by. Again we would call
attention to the advantage of
early selections in the Civ
ing of more time and better
assortments.
In July last we gave our
import order for Linen and
Silk Handkerchiefs W hi C h
were specially selected a n d
adapted for the holiday sea-
son. As a result we show
to-day the finest aggrega-
ton in all kinds OF linen and
elk handkerchief that ever
appeared in our town.
Initial handkerchiefs q r e
always popular. We have
them In all pure linen, hem
stitched and with embroider-
ed letter to your liking-2
for as cents. The best ever
shown for the money ; and
an extra fine one il inch
hem, with a beautifully EN-.
b-oldered letter for Is cents
each. These are extremely
handsome handkerchiefs,and
to get the letters you desire
it is best TO select noa0.
Initial handkerchieis I @ r
gentlemen are in the same
assortment. with artistic de-
signs in letters, wide hem
stitched and splendid quail
ties Tor as and SO cents.
Silk Handkerchiefs ( O r
gentlemen, with sembroider.
ed letter and hemstitched, in
a splendid quality OF Torquln
Silk, Is as handsome a gift as
any man who likes SILK
handkerchiefs need want
so and 80 cents.
Silk Handkerchiefs all
plain for gentlemen, have II
inch hem, we have in two
qualities-.onelo lot at IS cents
we shall sell for so cents,
and one lot at 81 we shall
sell for IS cents-22 and "a
inches tquarc.
We also show a complete
line of the lower prio G d
har dkerchleis for 8, 8, 10 to
I2s cents. All with remark
ably pretty borders.
Colored embroidered and
colored embroidered hem.
stitched ladies' handkerchief
done in dots and squares
and herrlng-bone effects,that
are novel and beautifuI-.one
especially, wor k e d In
silk showing the spider and
the fly" fable, is very effec
, tive. With this line Of silk
handkerchisfs IL very
pretty lot with seal | O p e {
edges for belt use-25, 81
SO and rs cents.
Silk Mufhers-25, 35 anc
so cents each.
The prices OF all our hand
kerchiefs are based on direct
purchasing and save mid
? dle-men's profits-the quail
i ties are always standard. he
handkerchief trade of the
!. town will be done here.
With the winter before us
you will feel interest in on,
i blankets. We have about
$ fifty pairs of probably t h {
i best thing you ever handled
= for the price in the shape O
st an extra heavy and extra
:, size blanket. Think of |
4 weighing eight pounds
think OF the size, S6xs2 in
:. ches, big enough to tuck il
al and roll in-best OF all, thlnl
C. of tie price, IS Is instead @
r. r. 81.
Many of our customer
II were disappointed in n o
ID getting one of those elegan
p. Marseiles quilts which W
st h aH rpSupa1 trcua r. 70 d = -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-12-07

I he board OF managers OF the Homno.
pat bic Hospital was held at the hospital
this morning, when officers, committees
and physicians were elected for the en-.
suIhs year.