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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

Washington AND Jefferson Against Il.
Two Presidents OF the United States,
Washington the first, and Jefferson the
Third, were they living now would BIO
outspoken against the Five County
Commissioner bill or any other COM
missioner bill that would override the
will of the people. Hear what the
grand ilIustrious Father OF his country
had to say about just such measures as
This Five County Commissioner bill in
mis- farewell address OF September nth,
mos:
-All distractions to the execution OF
the laws, all combinations and asso-
Citations under whatever plausible char
kcter with tho real design to direct,
control, counteract, or awe the regular
Elaboration and action of the consti-
tuted authorities, are destructive OF
This fundamental principle and of fatal
tendency. They serve to organize fac
ton, to give it an artificial and extra
ordinary force, TO put in the place of
the delegated will OF the nation, the
will Of a party, often small but art
ful and enterprising minority of the
community, and, according to the al
ternate tIiumphs of different parties,
70 make the public administration the
nnirror Of the ill-concerted and incon-
gruous projects of faction, rather than
the organ of consistent and wholesome
{ plans, digested by common counsels,
and modified by mutual interests.
However combinations or associa-
lions may now and then answer popu-
ar ends, they arc likely in the course
IL time and things, TO become potent
Angines by which cunning ambitions.
Ind unprincipled men, will be enabled
4, subvert the power of the people, and
10 usurp for themselves the reins OF
Government; destroying afterwards,
iiie very engines which had lifted them
10 undiust dominion"
Gould anything be more explicit up
el this subject thanthe words We have
quoted? When Washington made this
Reclamation OF warning, his patriotic
sision must have seen down through
re vista of years intervening from
lbs to 1891, and to Delaware Legisla-
llre inspired by that fractional feeling
10 SO lueidly portrayed attempting to
PASS just the kind OF bill he warned
the people against. We will take
Washington before either Bayard or
i.oary all the time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

For good cabinet photographs try
Cummings, 302 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

What better for wound than Saliva
ton Oil. Echo answers: "What.n We
answer: Nothing" $50 say we all of
us, SO say we ALI" Only rs cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

Kept nice. pure, good and free from
the possibilities of disease by using
DR.. Simms' Blood Purifier.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

- htN tlOchi y. Ill.,
All those two certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land belonging to the estate of
PERRY EWING, deceased, situate in the
City of Wilmington, aforesaid. bounded
aud described as follows 10 wit:
No. l. All that lot of land with q franc
building theron erected, beginning at a
point on the westerly side OF DUPONT ST..
nj the distance of scventy-three feet two
Inches southcrly from the southerly side
OF Fourth ST.. thence westerly parallel
with Fourth ST., soNcnty-tiyc feet to a cor
ner, thence southeFly parallel with Du-
Pont street twenty fcct TO another corner,
thence easteriy parallel with Fourth st.,
eeyenty-iive feet to the aforesaid side of
DUPONT Stand thence thereby northerly
twenty feet to the place OF beginning.
Ho.e. Beginning at point ON the south
erly side OF Fourth st.. at the distance of
thtrty-nine feet from the westerly side of
DUPONT ST., thence Routherly parallel
with DUPONT ST., seventy-threo feet two
Inches 10 a corner, thence westerly par
allel with Fourth ST.. thirty-slx feet to
another corner, thence northerly par
ailel with DHpont st., scventy-three
feet two inches TO the aforesaid southelly
side of Fourth st.. and thence thereby
casterly thirty-six feet to the place OF
beginning. Attendance will lie given and
terms made known by WILLIAM II.
CALDWELL. Executor of Perry Ewing
deceased or his Attorney.
l.. w. Stidham & Son, Aucts. mhIS-10t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

Room, suitable for carpenter, paint o.
storage. Apply at this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

ENECUTORiSSALE OFREAL ESTATE
ElWill be sold mt public sale at the Court
House. Tenth and Market SITS, Whining
ton, Delaware,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

Now LET US quote what tho third
President Of the United States says
kpon this question. While Washing
ton was called the Father of his
Country. Jefferson was called the
~Father of Democracy" aud he it was
who penned the immortal declaration
~ Independence that declared that
'all men were created free and equal"
Did he too in his visions of the future
zee looming up in the coming century
. Five County Commissioner bill that
Sc should express himself so forclbly
N his inaugural OF March 4th, 1901?
Hear what Jefferson says:
equal and exact justice TO all
Eaen, OF what ever state or persuasion.
religious or political, peace, commerce,
and honest friendship with all nations,
entangling, alliances with none; the
support of the State government in all
taelr rights, as the most competent adj
illustrations for our domestic con-
Germs; the preservation of the General
Government in its whole constitutional
slgor, as the sheet anchor of our
peace at home and safety abroad; u
Jealous care of the right OF election
py the people; mild and safe correc-
five OF abuses which are Topped by the
sword OF revolution where peaceful
remedies are unprovided, &c.
How docs this grand talk compare
with the law that the gentlemen 50
committee with Mr.. Bayard at the
hsad of IL, L. trying to force through
lhe legislature2 Could jefferson but
arise from his dusty bed, and DO per-
mitted in the flesh once more to look
lpon the legislation proposed for Dol
aware, he would say, let me go back
20 my dusty home, liberty is dead In
ihe land for which l drafted the Decla.
ration of Independence And yet
how glibly these latter day Democrats
talk about the Democratic principles
vi the Immortal Jefferson. We have
not the least doubt that IL Mr.. Bayard
sven now had the opportunity TO ad
dress an Opera House audience OF
Democrats on the Five County Com,
missioner bill, of which he is the puta-
tive father, he would thrill it By ap
peals to the Democracy of jefferson
ID -A~sS>
But leaving out Washington ant
Jefferson there is another very higl
authority in opposition to the Fivt
County County Commissioner bill ant
that authority IS tho Constitution o
the United States Listen to wha
This document says upon that question
IN paragraph g. section o, of the con
stitution OF the United States. ~,
bill Of Attainder or ex-post faeto Lay
shall be passed"
What is "expost factor Webster
Worcester and all the leading autorl
tics unite in the following definition
OF the term: "EX-posr FAcro Law
are such as are made to operate O
Gear upon acts committed preylousl
10 the making of such laws am
are therefore retroactive In their OF
erations. It is u law that renders a
act punishable In a manner in which
was not punishable al the time it wa
committed.
How does that compare with In
provisions of the Five County Com
missioner billa Can anybody OF Int
hgence, reading the Constitution an
the bill, believe for single instanc
that the latter docs not violate til
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27
CUBLIC SALE.



liz Grunge street, Wilmington, Del, I
Will sell my personal properly, on
WEDNESDAY. April ist, 1891,
ut 10 o'clock. u. IN.
Consisting OF IL head of SUPER ~.
Tor work and driving horses. 10y
WaRous-l Cadameram, capacity tons;
/ boiler wagon, capacity 10 tons; stone
truck; dump wagons;5 two-liorse carts,
] fiat wagon, set Of timbcr wheels, one
lumber wagon with stone bed, l spring
truck new, capacity tons;lot OF whesls,
shafts and a&les, ETC., Clayton carriage,
Chains, sets OF cart harness, four sets of
double stage harness, ons set OF double
carriage harness, 4sets OF single carriage
harness, lot OF team BRIDES, halters and
collars. TWO saddles and brides, lot of
blankets and fly nets. ropes, blocks ;atl
kinds OF Chains, heavy and light: Hhoy-
els, picks, lot Of croW-bRrs. harness and
sledges, lot of tools, work bench and
wise, screw Jacks, lot of sash window
frames, feed boxes, one huy cutter half
Dnshel measure and several othor arti-
Giles too numerous to mention, that are
used in the contracting and cai'Ling bus
One office safe aud L large lot OF pictures,
sale positisc;if wet will sell und0r cover.
Credit OF . months will be given,
L..w. stidham & Son, Auciioneers.
j. kirk, clerk. n2l25 2S-5o-31-wit
DUBLIC SALE OF COWS C. H
Il Mock. of Blair County, Pa. will sell
at public sale at our barn, one mile west
OF Centreville school house, Christiana
Hundred. OH
MONDAY. MARCH 3Oth 1891,
At l.3o p. IN.
One car load OF fresh COWS and close
springers selected by himself Mr.. Mock
would like dairymen TO come and see
these Mountain Cows whether wanting or
not. He says il led they are workers.
We Will Mise sell al same time lot OF fat
cows feeders and bulls
Terms 70 days, cash. or note and Interest.
Shelter Tor all horses.
Z.--=-. PASsMoRE BROS
J.. w. Stllham s. Sons. Auctioneers.
CHERRIES sALE-BY VIRTU Z OF A
- writ OF leyari FuUias, to me direct
lec-cd, will be exposed to public sale 81 t
the hotel OF james l.. Dickinson at
Townsend, Appoquinimink hundred,
New Castle county. bel,
on TUESDAY,
THE 31sT DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
- At 10 o'clock, a. M.
The following described real estute, viz:
Ali that turm and tract Of land situate
of William Wood, Joseph WilliamH,
William ii. King and Others. and said to
contain 53 acres, more or less.
Seized and taken into execution us the
property OF David II. Say and Margaret,
his wife, and t. t.. and TO Eo sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff.
shcrih's ONCE. Wilmington. March IL,
m1S-Gteod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

at 10 O'Clock, a. IN,
Tho following described real estate, via
All that certain tract piece or parcel on
land and premises situate, lying and be-
ing in Blacltbird hundred. New Castle Co.,
Delaware.
BEGINNING at point in the centre of the
county bridge over one OF the prongs of
Morris branch, and on the public road
leading TO Smyrna landing, corner for
these premises and lands OF the heirs of
Miss Patterson. thence with the centre of
said public road north 24l6 degrees west
% percheS thence north 2OA degrees west
20 perches thence north 20 degrees west
90 40 perches, to corner for these lands
and lands of Il. 4. Q. nothwell. thence
with said b. u. G. Rothwell line north 81
degrees east 50 perchcs to a corner, thence
south % degrees cast 9lperches to the cen
tire of the main line OF Morris branch.
thence with the centre oil said branch
about % perches to the centre of bridge
the place of beginning. containing with
said metes and bounds b5 acres rods and
3perches Of land. be the same more or
less.
Seized and taken in execution as tho
propertrof George G. Rothwel and Sallle,
his wife, and {. l., and to be sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, Sheriff,
Sheriff s 0nlce. Wilmington, March 10. 81
ml2-eod-Bt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

Walter Joseph, house and sign paint
er, shop No. COS Vest Second street.
CHER1FFS SAI.E.-BY VIRTUE Of
- writ OF I.evaH Faeias 10 me d.
rected. Will BIO exposed TO public sale. at
the Court House, on Market street be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets. in the
city OF Wilmington. New Castle County
nplnwnra
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

SEND IN YOUR advertisements carly
for our double Easter sheet to-mor-
row.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

stoeckle's Beck Deeron Friday. Try
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of LeyAri Fneias
TO me directed will 10 exposed to pub
lie snle ct the hotel of James l.. Dickln.
son, Townsend, in Appoquinimink Hun
dred, New Castle County, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY. -,
THE 31sr DAY OF MARCH, 1891,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-27

CHEEIFE's SALE-BY VIRTU Z OF A
= writ OF Leyarl Fuuias, to nc direct
3ee4od, will be exposed to public sale q t
the hotel OF james l.. Dickinson at
Townsend, Appoquinimink hundred,
New CASTLE county. Del,
ny M TEnAN-
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
E0R 4 YOUNG WOMEN,S HOME

The first anniversary OF the Young Womens Home
Society OF the French Evangelical Church was celc-
brated last night with public meeting at the hail of
the Young W0mcns Christian Association, No. : East
Fifteenth st. and large number Of yOung French
women testified their interest In the home by their
presence and apprcatlvc applause. The Rev. ii. h.
tirandlcnad presided and addresses were made by
Mile /. H. Icclcre and Mis- Grace II. Dodge. Mrs.
j. r. Robert, the secretary read report showing the
successful working Of the institution and there was
also violin solo by Miss Corinnc Flint and hule
solo by Miss MAY Lyle smith. strictly speaking. the
society is about three years old, but il only year
ago that il secured the house at NO ~ West
EIEhtecnth->t and began operations on an extensive
scale since the beginning II has given temporary
shelter to 200 young women most Of them newly Al
rived immigrants. The house now occupied l. not
appeal has been issued for money to purchase suit
aUic property. {. II. Jacob /, the president and j.
Eugene Robert of No. 80 Maiden Lane. L. the trra>nrF
'hc following names are signed 10 the appeal NIN.
Caroline B. Alexander. Mrs. W. w. A,tol MI~
Townsend Burden. Mrs. James X. Cross Mss tra'e
II. Dodge Mr.. Edward VI. Field. MIR ". :. Gurnc'
Mrs. Richard VI. Hunt Mrs. Charles lanler Mrs. II. ;
Lcavt. Nile l.. H. Leclcrc. MI. Forbes Leith. M.S.
Newb0ld Morris. Mrs. l.. u. Morton. Mrs. Au-rStc
Richard. Mrs j. Eurcnc Robert. Mrs Beverly Robin
son. Mrs william u. sloane, Mrs. W. Scmway and
Mrs. Robert winthrop.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs.-Thc committee on town ana
county Indebtedness Of the Board OF supervisors re-
port that the debts OF the county towns ae rs fslo"s
Ea,tcliester. Sl7427G 80: Harrison, $1,000; MafhS
roneck S54,lOO; New Rochelle, S41,O0oi Ossihhe'
- 900: Pelham. $3.50; Rye, $lO2o2 - West,
chester, $11l, ,I34 -; lOnkcrs, Tl,3ool43 o%, Inc
towns Of White Plains, Bedford, Corlandt ureenours'
Lcwisboro. Mount Pleasant. New a'tle NORTH OSsc'
North salem. PGuBdridgc ocarSdac, SOners anu loIh
town have 40 debt, bat this does not Apply 10 moor
roratcd villages within the towns naneN ~
motion ha, been made In the Board 1i supcrVlsOre W
make District Attorney Patts salary S6,ooo'
YONKER>.- Mayor Mlllward yesterday opened BIDS
for the pun chase of Guy assessment bonds 10 ulc
value Of 100000, and redemption bonds to the value
Of Sl7 900. The bear interest al the rate % /
Der cent, payable scmiannually. l.. W. Morrison
I; CO. o:fcicd 300 80 premium for the $1,000, and
the Yorkers savings Bank Sl60 for the $4,000, ana
these bids were accepted. The Common Council
chambers were crowded with taxpayers last night 10
discuss the matter Of paving some Of The principal
streets emerging from Getty square the tIaihc nav
Ing become too heavy for mdcadamked streets Mayor
Mlllnad was chosen chairman ii was voted that
Mun.st. should be paved from the Hudson River to
Getty square.
MOUNT VERNON.-JOSah Roe, Town Clerk OF the
town OF Eastchc>lci died suddenly last evening from
psralysis Of the heart. Mr. Roe, who forts eight
years old. bora in Peekslull, and was well known
IN onca and political circles IN WestcheSter County
lie leaves wife and five children.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
I!iIIN il.

GIVING TIE GREEN GOODS MAN HEARING.
John Vance the green good, eWiud'"r. and MS
dupr. Joseph Ma'uor. Of Pant 'r'ch' W. Va. VINO
were arrested her. lat wcrk had hearing Yesterday
l,.for. Police Ju-t a.. TM-~!rr. The lIt' ur'rO IN
over the police ~tit on was crowded Win - cItDr,
anxiou, {, hear the testimony. The state Wa repre-
-cutcd by County Tro.c,uor william l.. Wilson. u
Elizabeth. Ex Wafer mmi--oner john b. hr,7n.
Of this city. testified t. beng in the Park House
when Nayuor came in looking for Vance. ana then
followed hu To- TIE Railway II"u-c: hc wa there
when Vance entered. and them drink together
and th-n -tar for the depot lie follow d them, and
,bnu .c,t word 10 the Icf If Police. Tn" chief.
accomlicI hy officer tlnycr. won't iO TIE dep f. and
thc chief arrest t.d Vance. hut MNuur csc iI"d to
thc Eahva. House Jd,iic' rut--cr Gccdcd 10 ld Ouu
ihr hrafin. t. VI Inday my.nng. - a. T. have sew
cral Witnesses from West Virginia, bi whuiH De
hopes - prove Vance sWindler Boih pri oncr>
we're returned to Jail
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
ttsAAf

TIE ball Of the Orange Athletic Glib Will be given
thi, evening in the cEhhou>. IN ilal-lcal -. Jhc
preparation, for the affair have bc'l made on the
most lavish ,caln aud the indication, a.c that ia. bilI
viii eclipse aay that ih" Cub hh~ hrrrt f"rr -ly'h IT.,
hrillinncy. Inc decorations arc I" BE- mover ana
artistic.
The hound belonging to Cha!l's \. Burue', OF grove
4 East Orange which exhibited symptoms nt rahir-.
and which on lidrf oi lt.t week blt Mr. EuInct and
hi- son. died on thursday. II iad u". chaiacn mp
nud thcr, are Il variety II conflicting opinion, r'ca,d-
ing tn ca-r. The family -ay that tn do WI not
mad. and tAat there j. no danger 40 10" apprtendci
from. #, bites TIE other hand. h" d. loose
d saturday and ht dOg~ nnd 1ct'd IN "A
strange and rNciahlc manner. Nr. Burrct and Ei>
son have both been inu ulatcd at Dr. Glles Pls"nr
Institute I'm Now York; and the body Of the dog has
been sent Dr. Gllcr Tor examination The police
OF the opinion thdf the dog was ina1.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
am NEEDED FOR 1 WORTHY INSTITUTION.

ON. Of the many worthy charitable institutions OF
this civ i, the It. Andrew, InnrmarN for Women, e.
,,I1sncd bv the AuXllry Episcopal brotherhood and
the Guild OF ~. Andrews Parish. of which the Rev
or George r. Van DcWatcr IS rector II /, at No.
40 Second ave, between one hundred and twenty
thitd and ono hundred and twenty fourth StS having
Iccn established about two 1t has done noble
work II /, dependent wholly on the voluntary con
rbutionS charitable people aud i well worthy of tho
attention Of the pllanthrOpic men aud women OF TINS
city, II treats every worthy person, regardless OF
creed and without charge. aud Is trying In every way
io do the Masters work. II j. under the charge of
The Brotherhood and the Guild composed of the women
Of II. Andrews Parish. and /, attended by prominent
pllv ,ican, aud surgeons, Or. Malcolm Mclean. wen
snown In the upper part Of the city, being al the head
\ lar-c number Of casc, have been treated during the
last year and several rcmarhab" euro, have been made
u ca.c- that have been almost hopeless. Women OF
mean, have been successfully treated and received tn"
imc or even better attention than they could AZ their
homes being under the constant Of carcf and
intelligent nurses. Those who afford 10 gladly
paw for and Treatment. although no charge Is
made The Institution j. a much needed one In the
upper part % the city. and more extensive work
could hc done II the institution could have more
cOmmOdlous building
Connected with the inhmary l. kindergarten fOr
he children Of the poor. in charge ol the Brothers OF
IT. Andrew.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
NEM.Al,k.

The administrator Of the estate Of The Late Mary F.
Jusiin Ochme ha. applied to fhc orphans Court f.r
permission 20 make iLm diatc distribution Of th"
fund, now IN hi, hands amounting 10 10000. one
fourth Of which go'~ 10 the AmcH an Bio!" Soc" '.
one fourth 10 The Princeton rh-oloEirai Ncuinnry'
one -io,irth 10 the AmciI.,tu Board Of Foreign MS
siono and the other fourth ia equal part, 10 thc
Foster Home Newark orphan Asylum. Iiom' o: 'ho
rriendlcs, and Home fOr AE,d Women
Vice. Chancellor Van llort y"~tc.tay E'ord tesla
monv in a ,itt brought ly the N"w-l ork and newark
Bay Canal Comuauy against ~" Pennsylvania ana
Lchigh Valley Ku.lroad Companies aud other, Ia -
aside a deed of convetanc mad go Arthur Dcvin"
and ots.I. on which the railroads hoM claims for a
larc, tract If Land In Great Meadows. So which soy
cral line, ~ railroad have been huiHi Ih' Ltnd
was conveyed and the canal COMPANY, IN l-d-, hy
Abraham T. Williams. Tut the G''d. Whcn n"Ve'
executed another decd ~ Dcy.nc and othr~ which
covered tn, same tract. which CONVEYANCE he no"
,ly- was mad. under tLc -uupo-.ron that D"Nlt
represent the o.f-ud -,intrc>, Uu. Dc subsequently
l,arucd la he din not.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

The Bushwick Avenue Congregational Church has
been reorganized and recognized by representative
council Of the Congregational churches Of the city
AT the sale of the household effects of Albert H..
Smith, the fOrger, continued yesterday, large mum
ber of books sold at good prices. some OF the
purchasers gave other names than their own.
Tie Brooklyn savings Bank. which has been sit
uated Fulton and Concord sts Tor many years. p'o-
poses 10 remove the vicinity Of the City Hall. II the
proposed widening Of Liberty.s is made, which Will
cut off forty feet from the bank building.
Professor Richard J. H. Gotthcil, of Columbia Col
lege lectured upon Public and Private Life in As
syria and Babylona" In the chapel Of the Church OF
the Saviour last evening. Lantern slides illustrated
the lecture.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
rur crry.s pOSIrI0y SUSTAINED

Justice Barrett in the supreme court. Ne'''I"'S
handed down an opinion SUSTAINING the uc"l"''c' III
,orr,~cd bv the city in the suit brought by the Nuonf
,.., u.niJ Transit Company to secure possession of
~, oIi, el right Of roadway through St Narys Park III
IN. Annexed District The railroad company had -
cared the right Of way number OF years ago but III
--t the Legislature passed an act setting aside con
siderable land tor park. and part oi the railroad com
many, tirht Of way Included. Condemnation
urocccing, were begun by the city. and the sum oi
sio 900 ,,.,. awarded 10 the railroad company. The
,,u1uv refused fn accept the money, however. de
NM, mat in wautcl the land. and had unlnpcach-
i Lnveyrr. aud now the company vii! have to take
the money nothing.
New-York tribune., 1891-01-30
OPENING AN ARP CLUBS ENIHBIrIoN.


The annuIl exhibition Of the brooklyn Art 'Iub was
.nencd by reception Monday evening at tn Af' AsSoa
Ton gslerc, In Montague's, in thst ci' l'fo WIZ 'o'"
ooo cture, by members OF the club on exhibit on Among
tho artists Nh!bng were r. J. HosOn j. H. Boston, -"
Brown. Warren {. Briggs, ". V. Bney, = NJ Barso"'
S r. Bailey, T. r. lee Boyle, George H. BoserI Carrie
T. Garter VI. T. H. d. Haas. NJ. Il. Dixon, Eugene dc
Comps Chudc H.seam. ;. f. Knecsnd, Frederic ReHing
ton j. Mss,c Rhind Frank squicr, ). Il. ShildInS'
Harry Eosraud ClIIk Crun. August LauN, j. O. Tyler
Frskinc l.. Wait and WcdwOrth Wad-wOrth
The officer, Of The club Frederick j. Boston pIe''
dent; william j.. Plmpton vcc.prc-denti Wed"orth
wacswO,h and Frank Squer treasurer Ihtsc
was , large attendance at the reception.
Among the Invited guests were Surrogate and Mrs.
George d. Abbott, Mr. and Mr. George V. Brewer,
William Berti. Justice and Mrs. Willard Bartlett MI
sud Mrs Robert ID. Bcn,GiCt General and Mrs. Alfred
C.. Barnes Mr.. and Mrs. Tunis q. bergen Carl II. he
Silver. John Claain. Mr. and Mr.. William u. Daven
port. Mrs. James ID. Carhart, Judge and MR.. n. II.
Clement, M and Mrs. Alexander Cameron General and
Nh. J. q. Cstin. Ree!sssor Darwin. c. Eaton. Mr. and