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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
THIRD EDITION

Tho street and sewcr Commission.
The regular weekly session Of the
Greet aud Sewer Comm ssion was held
-1sst evsnine. when tho payroll. amount
ing to Si6s.t0, was presented aud orders
'sirawn In favor OF tho parties named.
Chief Of Police ewiggett was given tie
privilege Ut the floor and asked for more
tI9hts over Market street bridge. He
said that crowds congrezate In the vi
emily every night and cause considera.
bic disorder, which he thought cou'd be
prevented II the plumber OF lights are
Increased. The comm lssioners promised
TO visit The place, IN company with tho
chile, sud sec where the Tampa are
reeded.
Daniel DOLL was granted permission
to tap q sewer On High street below Pop
lar.
The board agreed to pay onc.hAif the
expense Of building bu khesds for spill
ways to protect the interceptlng sewer
RON the waters CT the race during the
course OF construction, the Board OF
Water Commissioners to pay the other
half of the expense. The spillways arc
10 be erected by John Jacoby. contractor
Tor tile sewcr.
Some residents of Fourteenth street,
sStWoSu mOub buIo siGttSS
ssAt petition, but as there was some
doubt about their being iresholders, the
seiiticu was referred TO the secretary to
ascsrtaip.
A petition was granted for curb on the
east side CT Claymont street between A
and B. the curb TO be taken from the
vest side OF Clsymont street between
ohl Q streets.
An electric light was ordered to be
PLACED at Eleventh and DUPONT streets
4 petition for sewer on Frerch stree.
between Seventh and Eighth streets wss
granted, but the work will not be done
until after the next appropriation is re-
eelved.
Tie City Auditor reported that he has
coi'scts, ea91.98 on liens Tor curbing.
An order for $240 was drawn In favor
OF Mary Day and one for $3.50 In favor oil
Kirk Thompson and one Tor Sl5 in favor
Of John Decson Tor damages for right OF
way Of tntercepting sewer.
An order Tor $3.50 was drawn In favor
Of tho cstate OF Alfred Les in pay lnent
Ssr lard on the Brandywine purchased
~ tho board.
John flamer was awarded the contract
Ter Furnishing paving stone TO be used
IN Thirteenth street near Lombard ut
y IS per perch.
TIE meeting then adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
DIED.

SENTMAN.-1n this city, April 14th,
1890, Kalph Addison, son of Joseph A.
and NJ. Louisa Seminar.
Relatives and friends are invited 20
his parents, N. w. corner Second and
jackson streets. OH Wednesday after
noon, the 10th inst, at 2 o'clock. Inter
ment at Rivorview Cemetery.
God needed one more angel Guild
Amidst his shining band,
And SO lie bent with loving smile
He clasped our darling's hand.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day of life is fed,
And IN heaven with joy to greet thee,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
Dayton Wednesday, the 18th instant.
William r., son of Harvey y. and
Snllie Duy, nged six months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend tile funeral from the
residence of his parents ut Tallsyville,
noon. the 18th instant. Services at the
house Mt |. 80 u. IN. Interinent ut Lower
Brandy wine Presbyterian cemetery.
HALEf.-ln Brandywlne hundred. on
the 10th inst, Mary j., daughter of
Ann and the late Benjamin Haley,
RcIativcs aud friends are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF
her mother. near shnrpiey's school.
house, OH saturday, the 18Th inst. Mt .
O'Clock. High mass at st. Juscph's
Church.
TALLEY-ln this city, on April II.
Nellie G., daughter of Jesse L.. and
Jane Talley, aged IL months and u
days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her parents, No 9l1 Orange
street. on "Wednesday afternoon at .
o'clock. Services at the house. Inter
ment at the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery.
A little loved one gone,
A parents heart can tell.
Theirs alone can truly know,
How sad to say farewell.
We think her not dead but sleeping,
As We gazo on her little face so calm.
Her bright blue eyes have ceased their
Since Nellie is an angel lamb.
Heaven etaineth now our treasure,
Earth the form now keeps,
Aud the sunbeam seems to linger.
Ger the mound where Nellio sleeps.
CONLY--on the Iith inst, Maggie.
daughter Of John and Helena Comfy,
aged 10 months ana IL days.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF
"Wednesday afternoon at > O'Clock. In
tcimcnt Mt Kiverview Cemetery.
DAvIs.-In this city on the 18TH inst,
Mary A., wife of John u. Davis.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
late residence. No. 12l7 West street,
IN Friday afternoon. Services Mt the
house Mt > O'Clock. Interment at River
view cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The immigration Of colored people
from North and South Carolina to the
Valley OF the Mississippi has been sud
denly checked. Most OF these people had
gone to work on the rich river plantation
between Vicksburg and Greeuville. They
had never seen a flood before, and when
the high water came and tho levees
broke, and they were compelled to seek
refuge on then, or on any high piece Of
land they could find, they we're naturally
panic stricken at this difference between
their new homes aud their old homes
The news OF their destitute condition has
reached the Carolinss aud In consequence
the immigration fever quickly abated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

Correspondence Of tho RErunLrcAH.

Correspondence of tho REruBLfcAH.
BETHEL, April 1.-The Blue and the
GRAY IN t at Charleston, South Carolina,
IN Wednesday evening. the ID day Of
April, on very important business.
Captain VIM. J. CULLEN, Of Bethel,
Sussex County, Del, OF the schooner
Ed ar q. Ross, Of Seafori, and Miss
Agnes Stoddsrd, Of Charleston, were
united In holy matrimony on the above
date aud place In tho presence oil q large
company Of Invited guests.
Capt. CULLEN has been sailing TO
Charleston for yeArs, and has made hosts
OF friends In social 10 we'll - in business
circles His bride Is the third daughter
Of the late George B. Stoddard, ESQ.,,
whose death evoked 20 much gene al re-
greet. Capt. Quillen had . very stormy
passage from New York to Charleston.
When rounding Cape Heary . snow
storm struck the vessel, which drove
him $50 mi es out OF his regular course.
For five days his vessel was In great
danger. but like many other storms that
he encountered 1t braved the peril nobly,
aud after twevs days landed him safely
tu Charleston harbor.
He brought full load OF six hundred
tons OF South Carolina rock TO Scaford
Tor Mir. Ross' phosphate factory, landing
there on Sunday morning at eleven
o'clock. He had very quick passage,
reaching the bay from Charleston In AZ
hours. bringing his bride with him. Her
first look at Be- bel, her future home, was
on Sunday evening. May 1t be pleasant
and cheer nj to her.
The contract for the largo schooner Of
l. $40 tons, TO b, built at Sharptown by
our firm of Bethel. fell through, after
spending at least $1,000 In preparation
aud work. The company became alarmed
NJ the magnitude Of the vessel, having
never built one half SO large, and thought
they had better stop before they got too
deeply involved. They were to have
SEQ, 600 for The vessel without the sails or
rigging.
The proprietor offered the company
one thousand dollars more, but they de-
| clined. We learn that II is now being
built in Camden, N. j,
Shad 10 being caught in large quanti-
ties near here, and selling for twelve
cents apiece.
Our neighbours hen laid two very large
eggs, whica are curiosity. On being
broken, one OF them inside of the first
shell, revealed the usual contents OF an
egg, and then appeared an egg OF full
size with hard shell. We have never
read or heard of such q curiosity pro-
duced by fowl. Perhaps you have.
OCCASIONAL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

West Chester Local ROWE.
Mr., Elizabeth Gibbons Townsend, the
wife Of hon. Washington Townssnd,
whose desth, in her 60 year occurred yes
ssrdsv At her residence, 10 this borough
was ! daughter OF DR.. William 0ihbone,
late Of Wilmington, Delaware, who be
loneed TO the well.known Chester county
family OF that name, and who, during y
long fife, was the leading physician Of
his city, where he exerted great influence
AZ o public-s spirited citizen. He was
man OF high scientific attachments and
took IN active part In many philanthro'
bic enterprises. DR.. Gibbons strongly.
marked traits Of character were inherlteu
by all bis children.
Three Of his sons, Henry, William and
Edward, followed their iarther's probes
sion, teitling In California, where all at
tanned distinction. Ths late Hon. Chas.
Gibbons, Of Philadelphia, was another
son, as are also JAmcs e. Gibbons and
Redmond Gibbons Of New York.
In common with the members OF her
family, Mrs. Townsend was gifted with
strong individ uality and great force OF
character, combined with rare faculty
for di sc srn ng the character, Ct Others.
She possessed socisbility OF high order
and marked literary tastcs. being Ca
peciaily interested, even in her late years,
In the study of foreign Languages. In
several of which she was we'll versed.
Her benevolent impulses were strongly
developed and, until impaired health for
bade her longer engaging In Any duties
outside OF her own household, took an
active part In the various philanthropic
movements, where her energy and sound
practical sense rendered her assistance
invaluable. She always felt a deep in
terest In the Indian problem and was for
several years president of the Chester
County Women's Branch Of the Indian
Rig hts Association. She was also In.
terested at all times in tho work of the
Caurch OF the Holy Trinity, Of which she
WAS 9 devoted member.
Mrs. Townsend wAs married In 1850 TO
Hon. Washington Townsend. aud sincc
that time has resided In West Chester,
where her noble character and affection
ate disposition made for her host oil
friends. She had three daughters, two
OF whom survive her. She also leaves
surviving . grnndson, the child OF de-
ceased daughter, who has dwelt with her
from his infancy, and whom shs loved
and cared for with all mothers tell
derGess.
After years OF bodily suffering, which
she endured with patience and courage,
she has been called away to enter into
sbAt perfect "rest which rcmaine eth Tor
the people OF God"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert McCauley hc'
their third family reunion last eyenin
at their rssldedce No. liOS jackson ID
There was . large attendance Of the
children aud grandchildren, aud thl
evening was tpent in \ very plrsssn
manner. An abundance OF rslresbment
were served and Mr.. and Ms. McC4ul
10y received . number OF handsome presy
cnts. Among those present were; Nh
aud Mrs. George w. McCaulley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hanson NcCaullsy, Mr.. and MID
John B. Downey, Mr.. aud Mrs. Robert
McCau.lsy, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. John b,
Thompson Of Germantown, Mr.. and Ma
james l.. Harris, Mr.. and Mrs. Is. Frsnl
McCaulley OF Brooklyn N. "; Miss Es
Thompson, Miss Gertrude McCaulley
Mas Lillian McClintock, Miss Mario
McCaullsy, Miss VIrgle McCanlIey, NJ
Blanche Harris, and Messrs. Robert LA
rls, John D. Thompson. Jr., and C'sFsu'
McCauIlpy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The Wilmtngton Auxiliaries of the
Woman's Foreign NJ ss.onary Society
n III hold an all-day meeting In Grace NJ.
=. Church Of this city on Thursday,
April l7tb, beginning at 10 a. m. There
viii b. morning. al afternoon, aud an
evening session. Several prominent
spsakera will be present to address the
Meeting, among whom will be Mrs. E.
y. Stevens OF Baltimore, hrs. Keen and
Are. Chahoon Of Philadelphia, and Mrs.
q. L. koss of Germantos (mother of
k:dnapped Charley Ross). Also Miss
sitcs, a native of China, the daughter Of
one oil our most faithful missionaries,
Rev. Nathan Sites, who has been labor
ing Ia that field since 1864 She Is q most
pleasing and attractive speaker Special
hank offerings will be made during the
,ity end evening IN the interest of The
LReknow Woman. College of India
TIA public is cordially invited to all oil
iaese exercises.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The follow ng cases were disposed OF
by Judge Ball at this mornings session
OF the Municipal Court.
John Hanson. for INDUCING in plain
drunk, was fined u and costs.
Alexander Galloway, who was ar
rested for being drunk Ia the court
loom, was brought Into the dock evil
IDENTIFY on the verge of delirum tremsus.
He WAS fined 81 and costs and tue judge
advised him to see physio,an - soon as
possible.
john Ryan was fued 81 and costs for
drunkenness.
Hall Stanton, colored. was charged
| with backing coal cart on sidewalk,
| but as 1t WAS stated that Thomas l..
TAlley would be responsible II fine wac
imposed, the case was continued until
this evening.
| Thomas Price, colored, charged with
sell Dg liquor without a cense, was dr.
charged, as the evidence did net sustain
tue charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

u the RErUsLleAa ottce to-day, in the
shade;
ao'cioek l0o'clnck l2o'clocls
- co 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The twentieth Anniversary of IN. M
man Mutual Beneficial 5 cle,y n,
was held ut German Hal last EVENT.
An address was made BY Frsds,i
Bourbon, In which hs reviewed
career Of The society. He was follow
by J. 7. 7. Fuckel, who submitt,d
port OF the society, w,.k dur NJ the D
year. A ball was then opeued with |
grand march, led ty John Tel CT al
Miles Liszie Hemmcrer. The comm.tll
Of arrangements comprised Y. Rehrend|
d. krapf, A, Koch, J. T. I. FuekeI, 1
NewmAyer, Charles Yeter, l.. Ilsmm,|
or, A. Gross, j. Neidermaler, Paul Mar
q. uienke, J. WeIs.haar, Z. Rth,b,lh
and J. Goodman. The iloor Comm II
consisted Of John Seller, II. Meier.
Mayer aud Frederick Krastcl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
FIFTH edition


Last evening tho pastor of sco,, NJ
Church, Rev. Vaughan 8. Collins
h.ieeabiy surprised by tie mrmIs,,
the Epwort, J. sgue Of the sboy. sh, '.
A. usual Mr.. Collins went /, t0s ." y,
cay evening meeting for b,l. .,u
ana when he returned home and
entertaining . few friends, lie iS,sI
knock at the door, which wa. an,~a
BY himself. Seeing a few youup r,o,
standing around the dor be s,,n n,"
they bal called to spend few r,a rpl
and invited them In, but when mo|
kept On coming be though. .omt, 'O \
must be wrong. and admitted tse ~
that he had been completely ,ur.,,,sl
Alter donning hats and wraps md nv
oil had assembled In tie patlnr :,
president OF the league, On beI,,i, NJ y
members, welcomed Mr.. Collins bsrs "
his ntld OF labor and presented him " f,
. handsome FreRch clock wl,a aco,h,
drsi gong. The pastor was srtIn ,''
prlsed. and accepted the gift Ia a ns,
speech. A pleasant evening wa, M
spent In social intercours, and sn'r
cxcellent instrumental music was tn
dered. Refreshments were served
abundance. Al II reasonable hour 1,
guests departed for their bopes :
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

WANTED-BOA AT NO. 33l
w East Fourth street. Pleasant
rooms on second and third floor, and
good acc ul6-l2is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

''h"s ''Ss" "f''''"'Fr'FIE RV' FI,UJfsoUU
Notc.-Tickets drawing Capital Pri-
yes arc not entitled to terminal prizes
AGENTS WANTED.
For Club Rates, or any nrtnsr informa
lion desired, write lsgibly to the undsrsisue
clearly stating your residence, with state
County, street and Number. More rapid re-
turn mall delivery will be assured BIZ yoar
dress.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
N. ME6ARY & son,
AND
CARPETS .
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITE

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES 5.
We offer to-day our emit Re
line Of $50 and SIS Vain ut
Chamber Suites for $40; con D.
plete Suite OF 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites and is
made to dispose of the stock { IN
hand. We are making a chang Re
in our line Of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites !, We
now have must go in the lie kt
week, before the new patter rs
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a fe w
dollars-the fact is known til at
we only advertise what We a re
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, lar &c
Bowel Edge Mirror on burea u.
a good Hanging Towel Rat TX
with glass and three fine Ca nc
Seat Chairs and Rocker. ma k
ling in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any of these suits that { re
selected now. and not need ed
for a few weeks. will be stor &c
away, subject to the order o
the buyer.
We have Just received anoth el
carload OF our Solid Antiq us
Oak Chamber Suites. which W.
have been selling for SIS a ne
s3o. These Suites are the yer,
best for sale to-day and cam 10
I be bought elsewhere in Viii
mington. See the Suites a nj
judge for yourself. They ar
o not Of the kind that pull ar Jar
and fall down, but they are wei
d made and smoothly fnish he,
Y suites that we can guarantee.
7 Well put our $50 sui tie
against any in Whining toI
that's sold for $40. We h Nv
T plenty OF them and more on tn
ia way.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

HsSe sver sinee their introduction bsen
rrgerled as lie dsrs by experienced and
veM-known til,rs. Hollow rims, tan
gent srokes, u9low handle bars, spade
handles. h-Ii u0cs sstiies, ball Ucar-
..es., sqp.is rsdal rubbers, and spring
can lac.oe us,l on the Victor" beior,
can ar1tr American wheel, and all thes,
wet. are now urigcrsaily copied. Sent
llT 1890 ILLUSTRATED cat2 ogue. Clifford
sresnnsn, NJ. al King street, bicycles
sundrics and repairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

Grand MOnthly
Drawing.
AT the Academy of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. May 10. 1890.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500, 900
100000 Tickets AT Twenty Dollars
each. Halves, SIC; Quarters, 80, Tsnths
~; Twentieths 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
introducing II Consul.

WASHINGTON, April 15.-Tbe secrsI
tary of tho Navy this morning cabled 7,
the commander of the UNIFIED si .s.,
steamship Alliance. ~ Gibraltar, oras Z
ing b IN 10 walt there until the arrival Q!
United ststcs Consul MAtthews, hn
then to sail with him to his post at II"
Qier. 1t seems that thcre arc &c a a
diplomatic reasons, which the ofiiy
are not willing to disclose, that MAY
desirable that the Consul should tsC
his appearances At Tsng!er St this tiipsA
a mAn-of.war. He WAS expecteepr'
reach Gibraltar to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
Municipal Court.

Au-wool pants to measure, $500 up;
suits, $l2.00 up. 52l Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The Wilmington club left this city last
evening for Bristol, Pa, where they Will
cross bats VITA tie cl lb OF that city this
afternoon. LAWSON and Black will prob.
sbly be in the points for the homs club.
They will plsJ the Thuflow club at
Thurlow, Pa. to MORROW Afternoon.
On Friday afternoon they will play a
bsnbt game i'r John M.lman on the
homo grounds. The home club opens
the championship season here on Satur-
day With the Worcester club.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
A Murderer by tho Wholesale.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April i5.,Bsn
Elsey, colored, who is to be hanged on
Friday for the murder of j. W. Meadows
(white) y year ago last January, mas
confessed that he and suother eolorea
man murdered an Italian pc iler near
this city in December, 1888. Elsey, ~
cording to the confession. has been ea.
gagged in the business OF killing psop'
ior several years. He robbed and inu n
dered an old farmer aud bis vic "
Gsor. Ia several years ago. and la'e, ,. MAJ
. policeman in Atlanta, and has An''N
two people In this State.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

There was q fair attendance AZ , ..i
markets this morning, and price' r a'.as
as follows: Butter, 90 10 80 c. nts' es ~
10 to - cents per dozen; white po'aStc
i2 TO IL ocnts per half peck; lettuce mi
10 cents head; kalr, 10 cent. Pss' ,.ek;
peck; spinach, 10 cents per Isr mars.
horseradish, 8 to s cents nalA, lbs
uips, s cents q bunch; csbbae'.. a s,o
cents a head. There was q good su " s
Of fish aud all kinds sold AZ rteo'''''
pricea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
A Deliberate suicide in y Public Place

A Deliberate suicide In y Public PLACED
TRENTON, April l5.-Millard Knowied
Raker, who resided with his wilc AUD
three children At No. 81 Lamber,on|
street, committed suicide by shooilus'
himself in the head IN the hotel, corner
Clinton and Hamilton avenues, this after.
noon. He went In tho hotel aud took .
seat at = table, then wrote note bidding
his ir ends goodbye, and turning to Two
men at the bar said, ''Good-bye, gentle,
men, while at the same time be ral'el
tho large navy revolver to his head ana
tlred. The revolver WAS held 90 close 70
the mans head that part OF the scalp
WAS torn of,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

Mr.. Edwin II. Brown, OF Queen
lAnue's county, who has been appointed
state treasurer OF Maryland to succeed
loteyeuton Archer, removed, is a lawyer
l0f prominence on the Eastern Shore, u
osntlemAn Of decided capacity Tor affairs
ppd substtn isl citizen Of high charSc-
her among Ills hons people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16
Proetor,s Grand Opera House,

IUVtUf HTaHu VI5Hr8 1fOu5B.
"The Paymsstsr" was again presented
last evening. The drama is an excellent
one. The company is worthy ii liberal
patron 4ke. It will be presented again
this afternoon and eveGtng.
''Pinaiorso will be presented to-mor
row evening by tue A!cott Clue PROMISES
to be gr, Al success. Donald Rofs, No.
2l0 Market street, donate the hats used
Ia the performance. The president Of
the club Will extend an Invitation 10 the
l. vs. Court to-day to attend the perfor-
nance in body and no doubt the Cour,
wall attend.
The Howard Athena lm Com pany will
be the attraction Fnday and Sa,urda,
evenings, with Saturday matinee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

OswKoo, N. T.. April 15.-Thomas
Giypn, while intoxicated, last night fell
under . locomotive, which crushed his
arm. He was taken to 3 hospital, but
Refused to allow tue physicians to come
wear him and bis mother also objected.
aAs man died Ia short time. The ply
Aicians Gy that they could have saved
Als LIE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1890-04-16

The Ladies Circle, Ne. 30, Ct. A. r. o.
Smy b Post, viii, give y grant entertain.
II ent tnis ustni. 4 at tit headquar ers Of
the Post, Third aud King str cts. An
entertaining prograumf co sis,t4g OF
vocal and instrumental music, readings
and ieeitstions will b. presented, and all
who attend are assured OF a pleasant
eyeninv, Refreshments will bs served.
and Us tile admission is only 10 cents and
the proceeds will Do used tow ..rd ueiray.
ing expenses oil MemoTia. bay, the room
should be packed.