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Blue-grass blade., 1891-01-03

c105m mas grown to be mighty
Big word of late. In fact every
off the head of this "Goliah," some
times pronounced "Go.lier." Let
the liar go, for he must sooner or
later.
l have been wanting to send you
t,co dollars ever since the first
issue of the last edition of the
Blade, but l have had in my mind
two reasons for not doing so. The
first was that, l thought from that
number they would have you
killed before this, and the second
was that could not write you a
cheek without writing you some
thing else too, and was afraid you
would publish it in spite Of the
loud "prirats' written upon them.
But you are not dead yet l hope,
and the Blade still lives. And l
think l can write you a letter that
you will not publish (?) for your
own sake. if not for mine, but you
seem to have no sake. Here is my
cheek for two dollars and if you
get killed you need not pay it back,
and il the Blade dies again you
need not, for | have already re.
ceived 81 worth and you will be
compelledtO to dead head" a preach
er for the rest of the year unless
the Blade dies.
/ do not endorse you fully nor
did l ever know Il man that did
thus endorse, not even myself. none
except the Nan Chria Jesus.
think we should not preach less OF
the divine man but more of the
manliness of Jesus. We preach
Him sometimes as though he were
u woman, and with our present
ideas of womanhood preaching will
not reach this age of rum. Chris,
was lion as well as lamb ; and
in preaching against the whisky
traffic we need about nine part'
lion to one of lamb.
l want you to say to DIR. Chinn
and Bro. Mathews that while
endorse you on Prohibition,
also endorse what they say to 20,
concerning your writing about YOU
religion or rather no religion.
Think your views ofProhibitiol
and your way of treating it is yer,
rational, however irrational you
"Rationai View" may be.
Yours for the destruction of tn,
rum traffic, j. S. KENDRIcK.
Blue-grass blade., 1891-01-03
@<&h
&%zS'~
A M1nfsler On the Blade and
the Rational View.

WINCHESTER, KY, Dec. 80.
Dear Bro. Moore IF I NAV
call you brother, and / can on
Prohibition. Here 1 will strike
you and you will strike me. I
think l will also hit you in Adam
or in one of those fellows Mul.
hatton saw breakiug hemp in
"bluegrassdom;" that is if Oar
wins theory be correct. But am
disposed however to think from
the account, given in the Blade of
your ancestry, that, you have de.
scended from better parcntage--
from higher origin, namely, Bar
ton w. Stone. think the descent
of the monkey from man would be
easier proven than mans assent
from the monkey; especially when
we see man descending into the
saloon business with license given
by our votes.
l do not think from the indi-
cations that you ought to "monkey"
with religion. You do not
monkey" with the Prohibition
question. 1t has been mOnkeyed
with too much. We need manly
work along this line. We need to
hit square out from the shoulder as
you do, calling them by their suit.
able names, and if they do not like
the names let them go into a busi-
ness that deserves a better name,
and that we can even call a "dog-
gerry" without disgracing the dogs.
If you will sign a contract agree
ing to put the whiskycrats out of
Lexington for $5, 900 in five years,
the time you propose, the churches
and good people of Lexington
ought to raise the money, and
when you get it out of Lexington
we will give you a job here. i'll
had the money l would buy you
if you 0 lid sell opt, and put you
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24

~ Fl director de IN Democracia, apesar lie
TODD 10 ocurrido, quo el pfbhco conoce, entire
dicho periodico la ReU5stn de Puerto Rico.
declara noblemente en- vista lie la ll isi0n del
senior Cepeda, "que para salvar los sderechos
del director de la ReUistG, SO alzarA, 81 es ne
cesaro, mas vibranJe que ninguna, la protest.
varoni de La Dem0cracia
Este acto generoso es digno dc APPLAUSE +
-.
El senor don E. de Th6mes nos participa
que ha establecido una GAIA de pr6stainos on
el pueblo de HumacaC.
~ 90
= Ccntinna maDtenl6ndOse a $23 el quintal
de cafe corriente en- Mayaguez, pero SO espe-
ra IN movimiento Ge baja tan pronto como
cesen las lluvias en- aquel departamento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
vARlEDAOES

e Ell DIR. SALICRUP P.-Pida ussed en-
todas las tiendas donde vendan perfumerla Y
efectos de tocador, Polvos deaatales del Dr. iSn-
Hcrup.-Es el :nejor preseIvarvo que 80 como
CO contra la carrie de los dientes un gran re-
medic para dar buen aliento la bOca. VI
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
3 EcION DE ANUN.,rOs
Julio Lopez

SASTRE De MADRID. FoBTatrz. 10
Gran surtido en- merinos negros casimi
res Iranelas de colores, pantalones chale-
panolas extraujoras. %
FL Hllsmo LOPEZ corta y III. lie los trahaios
que 50 ajecutan, con arreglo los tiIti nos mo.
delos de Madrid Paris. --'"-
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
il SEGURIDAD Il

tQuiere usted tener seguridad eE el Hln,n
pfauo ue su casaf iQulere ust..d evitar peit.
gr0sf... Pues mande coInprar eaias ia I.1.z
DlAMANTE o LUZ DEL HOGAR Gu el estan:.,.
clmento de d. Francisco Font Sc det,.,i.
VO1NCE CENTA V',S botelia = pOr caias
precsos convep iOnaies.--Tanca, esauifla 4 For
taleza.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
Ultima Hora

Sc nos ha dicho. uue al Sr. director de Ia
HeusstG de Puerto Rico ID. Francisco Cepeda.
que se hallaba preso por la publication de
un ar'le1le denunciado, ha sido puesto en- IL
bertad.
81 es cieita la noticia, nos alegraremos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24

~ OJO AQUIM
Puntos on donde Sc vende LA CORRESPONDENCE
CIA DE PUERTO-RICO:
TIENDA de D. Emeterio Ochoa, plazuela
ie San Jose. f.t.
KIOSKO de la Marina. Capital.
en- la TIENDA HONDA, cale de San 10.
se esquina la de Ia Luna
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
VSE0ETA

Sc vende una hacienda de dos trapfch.s 4 q
aiamb;que con ochocientas cuerdas de Ter e,,s,
slta On e. pueblo de Bayamon, barrio Iuatl
oancnez, con Ia pr0xima cosecila sin ..,:.
lnformaran Gale de la Cruz Nun lo.5
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
ENTERTAINMENTS.
.ACERTIJo

ACERTIJO
Ultima soy en el cielu
X gu Dlos sltercer lngar
Ne EMBARGO siempre 90 havio
< nunoa estoy an la mar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24

ALMANAQUE.-Sabado 24.-San Rafael
Arcangel, y. San Martin, abad
EFEMERIDE.-l822. Sc funda 81 pueblo
de Quebradillas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
POICHB MILITIR
C0gnac-Jerez
DE
RAFAEL R0MER0.~-1EREZ

Los exquisitos licores de tan acre.
ditada Casa, SO hallan de venta al Dor
mayor en- las de los sefIores Cividanes
Gonzalez y Compania, Sucesores de
Dorado y Companfa, Trigo Cividanes
J Compaffa, Vicente = Companfa, Serra
y Compa1fa J Barcel6 y Perujo, y al
por menor, en- los favorecidos Estable
cimientos D. Francisco Font, La Pal
ma" La Mallorquina"
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
ADIYINANzA
70 teng0 una tia
Mi tia una hermana
7 no es mi tia,

81 FUGA DE VOCALES
DedscGdG Ia may sinspdtica Srfa. Carldta
Zerbi.
s.. d.sgr.c.d n m ST..
D.sgr.c..d. n ms cc..ns
D.sgr.c.d. n ms rzn.s
8. tr.t. .lg n. mir
Un desgraciads~ :
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24

De el popular peri6dico The Mite:
QuierO unir ese pedazO de TERRA mi
gran parque, dice imperiosamente, miranda
,eesde las ventanas de su castillo, un cercado
anexos sus vastos dominios, un rico q quien
el lujo la edad han encorvado su cuerpo !;
q.lsro que sea mlo.... / Insensato tn eres
,qu .en vas q: ser suyo; tu vista deblita iS no
to permite distinguir la humilde cruz sobre la
turnba de. pObre. PerO tn sitio esta marcado
va sn lado; ell pedazo de TERRA que tn anhe-
las, es el campo de la igualdad, es el Cemen-
terio!"
EN- ToDO CASO de bronquitis cr6nica, en-
.fermedades de Ia laringe, resfriados Y de5ili.
dad general, siempre ha obtenido marayillosos
resulJados, y los enferLos la toman sin la me-
nor repugnancia.
Ahuachapan, Salvador, Enero 6, 1889.
Sres. Scott = Bovine Muy senores mfos !:
Tengo el honor de participar ustedes que du
rante tres amos consecutivos que llevo de CO.
nocer la famosa Emulsion de Scot, la he en-
pleado con frecuencia en mis- enfermos, que
gu todos los casos de bronquitis croni a, en-
ternedades de la laringe, debilidad general y
resfriados, en- que Ia he empleado, sivn,pre he
Obtenido maravil!osos resu.tados, agregando
que su sabor es tan agradable como la falta
dc olor del bacalao la hacen deseada de los an.
fermos quienes la tonan siempre sin la menor
repugnancia'
De nstedes alto. 8. g., S5gto A. Padilla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-10-24
Sc vende

IL casa .risto 40 de esta Ciudad !: inf,,rmarap
on ei Centric de vacanaclon de Puerta de TERRA.
Isl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
French Patriotism.

Here is n story which reads like page out
Of "A romance, and which one would be IN
clined to throw into a waste basket for highly
cOlOred productions If 1t were not for the
fact that it comes from the pen of Jules
Simon in the Paris Temps.
This is what the mother of Socialist told
me- says NJ Simon, and | give 1t to you I'M
altered in any way whatsoever:
MY husband was one of the best shots IN
Asace His aim was well known 10 be sure.
He did not join the army in the war of 1870:
heremained with me in our lonely little home
in the woods. During the war he used 10 start
out at dusk and travel long distance TO put
himself in ambush. Regularly every night he
brought down his Prussan. don't know how
he was discovered but band of German sol
dlers came to our house one day tore him
from my arms. dragged him out, and shot him
before my eyes They wanted me 10 remove
my child, who was then only eighteen months
old but | refused. holding the little fellow
closely so that he saw ms father fall. he
shots attracted the attention of some wood
choppers who came out of the wood, and
they buried my husband where he fell | did
not go back 10 the house set out on foot
TO gain the frontier OF France, and begged
my way along the route At Belford ientered
the factory Of Messrs. Hapstein. who
formerly had an establishment at Mulhouse.
have worked there ever since: that is 10 say.
,
always been very kind To me They EN-
pioyed my son as coupler when he was
twelve years old. At nineteen. before he was
called out, he chose his regiment. For
three years he served honorably. for
he is good boy, steady and indus
triOus. He came out sergeant, and again
went to work IN the factory. Employers and
fellOw-workmen all celebrated his return. He
remains with me now as IN the past. [ may
leave him when he gets married. but / rather
think will stay with him 10 help 10 raise his
children and make good citizens of them. He
Is a Socialist and married in the ranks of his
comrades on the lst of May last. He was
present az one Of the preparatory meetings.
when man shouted: 4 has la Iatrie' At
that cry he told me his blood boiled
He thought of his regiment and of his
father who died for France. My boy cOlared
the wretch, who came near being torn 10
pieces, but no escaped through window.
Thank heaven he was not "a Frenchman. Two
days afterward the tables were turned. The
foreigners were in the majority at another
meeting and they drove ont the patriots. Ny
son was al that meeting. and came back with
some Of his friends after having been roughly
handled. Nobody could be more indignant
than he was against the false patriots. De-
pend upon il, Frenchmen may oppose French
men when justice is believed TO be at stake,
but when it comes TO defending the soil of
France they are all one people.
Lake my son, have the same sentiments
now that had twenty-one years ago. II the
choice We're offered TO me between enioying
the rest Of my life IN afhuence in Germany
and begging my bread IN France, rs did in
1870 with my child, would choose begging.
Vive la France"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
STATE NoRnAE sCHcoL.
rniovable Meeting and Banquet OF the
Alumni In Farmviiie.

FARMvr1LE. Va, June 9.-lSpecial.Efor
soroe time past this town has been huttering
with anticipation and awaiting with pleasure
the commencent Of the State Female Normal
School On last evening the Assembly Hall
was hacked with an sppreciative audience 10
enioy the meeting of the alumni and the at
tendant exercises. The programme was CLAD
crate and varied in its interest. and was ire
ouently punctured with applause by
the admiring hearers as they listened
Ia the sweet-timed choruses OF the
school. the tender tones Of vocal song or we'll
delivered address, the sparkling essay. the
imagery of original poem. ofthe beauty OF re-
citation all fell upon attentive ears: After
the conclusion of the exercises in the hall the
alumni held q banquet in the spacious dining
room of the building. The room and tables
were handsomely decorated and the AR
freiehted with the perfume of the flowers
from the many epergnes that graced the
tables The menu was elaborate and sump-
tuous.
After the guests mad shown fine apprecla-
ton Of the gastronomic art. and there waS
smile of gladness and geniality OF expression
on every face Colonel Fitzgerald arose III
his pleasant duty as POSTMASTER and intro
duced the different speakers OF the evening
There were many tcasts and the responses
were quite happy and apt in their allusiOh.
Thus the first meeting of the alumni OF the
State Female Normal School was held WIN
great pleasure to all who were present. ana
will long be referred TO with enjoyment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
Defeated Republican Candidates TO Contest
Truck Farming in the County.

GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE. Va, June c.
Especial. THE Republicans served notices
to-day on the Democrats elected 10 fill county
Offices to contest their election They charge
In their notice that the Democrats have com
mitted fraud, DC. at the precincts of Glou-
cester Courthouse and Woods Cross Roads;
and also charge that the board of commits
sioners illegalley threw out the precincts OF
Glenn's and Bel Roi In throwing out the
precincts OF Glenn's and Bel Roi the Demo
Gratis had all 70 lose and nothing TO gain.
counting those two precincts gave the Demo
Gratis a supervisor. and in throwing them ont
mace II a tie between the Republican and
Democratic supervisors.
ihe Democrats are perfectly willing for a
contest and have secured the best legal talent
IN Eastern Virginia and propose TO prosecute
some OF Their leading Republicans. both
white and black Of TINS county. who had AZ
tempted 10 intimidate voters and excite race
amnesty The threats and cowardly speeches
made about Democratic Judges of election
and board of commissioners has not failed IN
reach the ears of the most prominent Demo.
Gratis OF this county, who now entertain nnv-
thing else but friendly feeling for their opno-
nents. All OF the Democratic officers elected
have qualified and will enter on their duties
the LIST Of July. II 10 rumored that the Re-
publicans have employed Judge waddill and
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
SHOT DOWN IN THE STREET.
Lunatic Boldly Murders Benjamin
Matthews at Wilmington.
FERTILIZER COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
The Durham Company Again in Hot Water
Location of the industrial School
North Carolina News.

RA1E1aH. n. G.. June9.-fSpecial.l- News is
received of horrible tragedy which occurred
ast night at Wilmington ON one of the princi-
pal streets. crazy man named Robert II.
Trask met two men. Benjamin Matthews and
George Meyers. as they were coming out OF
Bonitz Hotel Just after supper and fired at
them with revolver, instantly killing
Matthews.
He was captured after trying to shoot
policeman also, aud said he had shot the
wrong man; that he had intended to kill
man named W. G. Fowler who had killed his
father fifty years ago.
FERTILIZER COMPANY N TROUBLE AGAIN.
The Durham Fertilizer Company which
few DAYS ago WAS oyerhauled by the state
Department Of Agriculture and two car loads
Of its guano seized for not being properly
tagged il in trouble again, the department
having discovered another more serious short
coming. IL was found IN the case
of failure TO tag that it had been omitted
by inadvertence, but the department to-day
discovered that all fertilizer sold by this COM
pany for some time past was below standard
per cent rs required by law, making short
age in value of % cents 70 each sack, or about
~. 80 per ton and the department has ordered
the company to pay the amount OF shortage
to all to whom they have sold such guano
AsLAP AT RICuMoND's POSTMASTER.
Henry G. Davis. late coored assistant post
master at Halifax was arraigned IN the red
eral Court to-day on the charge OF embezzling
q 900 from money orders. His bondsmen
afterwards made good 500 of the amount.
One point which Davis claims in his defense
is that he sent money order funds to Rich
mond for which he never got proper credit.
The case will be continued tomorrow.
News is received to-day confirming the re-
port of a few days ago TO the effect that Rev.
b. Cade, editor of the Progressive Farmer.
Alliance organ, would resign. and 1t is now
stated on good authority that Major 7. }.
Duffy, now editor OF the Wilmington star
and a wei known journalist. will succeed him
on the Goth of June.
FEMALE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
The board of trustees of the Female Indus
trial School to be established in tins state
met here to-day to consider the proposition
from towns which desire TO secure the lnsti-
tution. Delegations were before the board
from Durham Thomasville and Graham.
Durham offered 81, 600 in cash for site
if the school is located there. Thomasville
offered the building of brownsville Female
College and it, site and supplemented build
ings to cost $4,000, or 10 erect entirely new
buildings at a cost of 100. 600.
Graham offered 70 donate twenty thousand
dollars of bonds OF the town of Graham with
which 70 construct buildings and also 10 do
nate site. The trustees took the propositions
under consideration and decided 10 visit all
the competing towns in a body IN order that
they might make q satisfactory decision
They will accordingly leave tomorrow morn
ing for Durham and will 90 from there TO the
other towns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
WELDON.
Farmers Alliance g-Railroad
and General Items.


WELDON. n. c.. June Especial IA
grand Alliance mass-meeting will be held at
Goldsboro on the 9th of this month. A
number of prominent men will make speeches,
among them being President l.. l.. Polk, OF the
National Alliance and Industrial Mon, ands
Senator PETER of Kansas. This meeting j
particularly for the members of the order III
the eastern part of the State, of whom there
are many. and will be the largest ever held
in the city Another similar meeting Will be
held in Charlotte on August 26th.
Mr.. James 5. Battle has been elected presi-,
dent of the West Weldon improvement and
Manufacturing Company and has entered
upon the discharge of his duties. He was a
postoffice inspector under President Cleye-
land is an ex-State Senator and is widely
known ia this State.
The differences between the property hold
ers and the town Of Washington relative 10
terminal facilities for the Atlantic Coast Line
have been adjusted satisfactorily TO all par
ties concerned, and it is thought the work Of
construction will begin at an early date. 10
is possible that the work will be done by con-
victs.
The Rev Dr. Heifham, of Scotland Neck,
who has been called H. the passionate of the
Baptist church at TarborO, informed me this
morning that though he had not given posi-
tive answer vet he would remain with his
present charge.
The election on the railroad subscription
will be held in Occonneechee township,
Northampton county. Saturday next.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10

Judce uundley. Of York county, TO assist in
Their contesting the election.
The steamers Atlanta, New York and Dos
ION NJ the white squadron. are still at Glou-
caster Point. Numbers of persons go down
10 the Point 70 see the boat-drill and target
practice They have elegant ground ana
plenty OF water for practice.
Gloucester is rapidly coming TO the iron ,,ns ~
Commands tho highest prices in the Northern
markets and pay well tho farmers who cuIu-
vote IL The wheat and oat crops ~! are
lonking better than for years past and the
n,osneot for hay is over an average.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
Auction sALEs-This Day.
Auction sALES-This Day.
ByR b. Chaffin CO..
Real Estate Auotloneers,
No. / n Tenth Street
TRUSTEES SALE.
THAT SPLENDID JAMES RIVER FARM,
MOUNTAIN VIEW"
AT AUCTION.
GOOD BRICK DWELLING AND OUI-
HOUSES WITH MAGNIFICENT VIEW
AND has ACRES OF LAND.
TRUSTEES SALE.

Bv virtue of deed of trust from M. j. Davis
and WIFE dated February Is, lSs, recorded IN
Albemarle County Court, ID. h. 50. y. 3ol ana az
request of the beneficiary, default naying poem
made in payment OF the debt secured Will sell
by public auction. on the premises OH
WEDNESDAY, JUNE TO- 1891,
st o'clock =. NJ, the land described therein as
Mountain View tract and One-half interest IN
the McLain tract. ,, -. -,
into three parcels, as follows;
First lot tB) contains 81 so acres low grouIds
and 90i acres high lands, with the buildings on
this lot and also good orchard.
second lot Co contains % 5-lO acres low
grounds and ~ 2l-lOO acres high lands.
Third lot ID contains 81 $40 acres low grounuS
and 3 $40 acres high lands. 80 5000.
The McLain tract contains about 23b>s acres
and the one-half interest TO be SOLD say ABOUT
1874 acres. .-.. 40 .o-os
more or less. and will be offered IN parcels as
above divided and also as whole, IN order To-
obtain TIE best price The James river branch
oF tie Chesapeake and Ohio railroad passes
ND the beautiful valley at the base OF tne piI vi
which the dwelling Is located, thus anorullI
grand view of the surrounding country, ine
river and the passing trains. III is ohiy -"
hours ride to Richmond. and Will make ue-
lightfu and convenient country nome Ior any
city gentleman. .., lava
Parties desiring to attend the sale, can leave
Richmond on the morning tram ana return III
the evening. Call on the trustee OF auc1loheoi'
for further particulars. a.orov
TERMs: Cash as to expenses OF sale ana 10 pay
A debt of ss,45il5, with interest from e9ruhrS
* 1855 subject to q credit OF s2i9T, evldehceu
by one bond, and the balance on terms 10 10
"NN0"'''''' ~ WV R.. B. CHAFFIN, Trustee.
r. b. CHAFPIN & Co., AuctiOneers.
myl3.20.29 le3.0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10
GLAD TIDfNGS.
Tynchburgors VIII Ride Now. So IT'S Said
Police Officers Fight.

LrNcHBURG, Va. June Especial. THE
gratifying news is officially announced this
evening that the electric street cars will COM
mence running tomorrow all over the route
with the exception of two squares on Fifth
avenue. where new rails are necessary TO be
laid and will be here in few days from Phil
adelphia.
Lynchburg has been without street cars Of
any kind for some months greatly to the an
noyance and inconvenience Of the citizens.
4 personal collision took place last night
between two policemen, Lggan and Cock
ran. which came near resulting seriously.
Pistols were drawn, but friends prevented any
shooting. The bellieerants were both before
the mayor this morning, but the case was
continued until Thursday
The session Of the Court of Appeals of Viz
ginia commences tomorrow at Wytheville,
and there is a full attendance OF lawyers.
The baseball nine of Bedford City won
spirited game yesterday over the Randolph
Macon Academy boys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-10

SHEsDus. Va. June Especial. THE
new board Of directors of the Grottoes Com.
pany held It's first meeting here yesterday, and
elected the following named gentlemen as
officers for the ensuing year: Major j. w.
Hotchkiss, president; Major II. NJ Boil, vice.
president A. M. Howison, secretary J. w.
humple, treasurer.
Executive committee: Messrs. j. w.
Hotchkiss. II. NJ. Bell, A. d. Wright. j. w.
Rumple and w. p. Roberts; auditing commit.
tee, Messrs. Il. ,. Hornsberser. A. II. Plum.
ner alsd s. ". Nowlins