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Evening journal., 1891-04-07
DISCREPANCY IN AN AGREEMENT

GlgSAAEt FNANS Nv fNtN Ft0tAEEWtE-N e
Governor Reynolds Dispatches o. H. B.
Day 20, Washington to Adjust Matters
Special Despatsh to the EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, April There is a hitch in
the state receiving $4,000 from the
Federal government under the Direct
Tax bill. The joint resolution
which recently passed the General
Assembly accepting the amount was sub
mitted to the Treasury department at
Washington, before passage, and ap-
proved,
Since then objections have been made
to prevent failure Of agreement be-
tween the state and Federal Government
before the Legislature adjourns.
Governor Reynolds has sent G. q.
Day to Washington to make definite and
satisfactory terms Mr.. Day left this
afternoon.
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PHNNIEa AND SMALL ohANGE Gan
sE had ar Tim COUNTING n0ass ~
I e. GRHRKsa S1DiSmAs
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NOTICE TO TIE II 3N0RABiE JUDGES
~ OF the Court OF General Sesanns Of tile
Peace ana Jail Delivery OK the State Of Dela-
ware, In aud for New ustie county We the
undersigned, respectable citizens OF the First
ward a the uitv OF Wilmington. do hereby
certify that William B xter and MaNihew
Baxter, trading as William Baxter q Bros
owners and occupants Of he store situated
81 soatheRssc rner Fourth and Shipley streets.
to he First ward, city, county and state
AZORES aid and described ID their application,
aue who are applicants for a license on MON
DAY, the lith IS Of May, A. d., 1891, heing
the mex term Of sail court. for the sale OF
Intoxicating liquors in quantities not less than
oue-half gallon therein, rot 10 be drunk on
the premises. they being licensed retailers
o goods, wares aud merchandise. the ngg re-
gate cost value OF their stock constantly keDt
on h Id for sale ia not less than i've hundred
dollars; they are men Of luil aRe. Of suhr ety
and good mora cha aeter, that auch sale II
Intoxicating liquors NJ said place S necessary
TO accommodate tie public; thaf they are the
owners Of the said house, and the true rental
NAue is five hundred doll rs, End thp follow
ing respectable citizens Of said ward, nj least
twelve OF whom ar tHbltaniiAl frceholt eri
u said ward recommend the said application
Vie.
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Z. x 7 RN
OBJECT TO THE BILL.
Joint Committee Hears Repub.
licans Complain.
REMEMBER THE POOR JANITORs

William C. spruance Uses Flattery Upon
Senators Hall and williams-He Favors
All but the Section Turning Out the
Republican ONCE Holders. and Wants
More Stringent Rules on the FAX 30
ceivers
Special Despatch 20 the EvESINa JoURSAL
DOVER, April THE joint committee
of the Senate and House on the Five Com
mssioners bill for New Castle county,
held an open meeting in the House Of
Representatives, at 11.3O o'clock this
morning. Senator Ross presided.
The Republicans were out in force to
fight the bill Among them were Levi
@. Bird. william G. Spruauco. Benjamin
Nields, Washington Hastings, George
g Lobdell, Watson R sperry, Isaac I
Elliott. The room was crowded.
William G. Spruancs was the first
speaker. He began his argument by
speaking in terms OF commsndAtion Of
the main features Of the bill, so long as
they did not affect the interest Of the
Republican party.
He said he was in favor Of commits
sioners, but preferred three instead Of
FIVE. BE favored tax receiver aud comp
troller features. but,wanted more stringent
propositions requiring the attendance Of
the tax receiver at certain places at
certain times, with heavy penalty for
non performance of duty
He condemned section one relating to
the Republican Levy Court. He covered
ex Governor Hall and Senator
Williams with vocalized glory
for their high sense Of justice and
appealed to their honor, almost smother
ing them with soft soap ana Republican
bait.
He threatened that if the Democrats
passed the bill, they would establish a
precedent never set before, which would
prove reaetionary and work to their own
disadvantage and defeat, should the Re-
publieans ever gain control Of the legis-
lation.
In conclusion he asked them to re-
member the poor little bridge tenders,
janitors and others who had given up
vacations to accept public Offices.
He was followed in the same strain BY
Bird, Hastings and Nields They were a
long time getting around to it. but every
snsech was made simply to set
Mr. Williams's mind against section one
which turns the Republicans cut, and
get him 20 amend the bill by allow
ing them to stay in cfiice until the next
general election.
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NOTICE., SAMUEL FINLEY. THE
IN tenant and occup lnr Of the house stu
afed at No West Fourth street,
kn, wn as the Gihssn House, in the
First ward IN the city Of Whining
ton, county Of New Castle and state
Of Delaware. IN compliance with the re-
quirements Of the acts OF tbs General Assem-.
bly, in such case made and provided, do hereby
alive notice thNt l shall apply III writing te
the Court oil &c eral Sessions OF the Peace
and Jail Delivery Of the State OF Delaware III
and for New Castle county, on Mond ~, the
llth day Of May, 1891, being the next term N
said court for a license II said house as an
inn or tavern for the sale ths rein Of iutoxicHt-
ing liquors in less quantities than o. quart ,tg
be drunk on the premises, ana he following
respectable citizens of said " trd, at least
twelve of whom are substautisl freehg ID ere
Of said ward, recommend he said application.
~
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Seven and quarter per cent. simple
interest per annum is what the
Equitable Life" is paying on maturing
polices this year on the twenty year en-
dowment plan. ANsoN A. MAHER, man.
ager, No. S02 Market street.
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]. A. Cannon, Undertaken, has re
moved to northeast corner of Sixth and
TatnRll streets.
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IomNsr APPLICATIONS


MOTTO CE.-rO THE HON NORABLE JUG eS
~ OF the Court Of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Delivery of the State Of
ilelawaie, IN and for New Castle coautf.
We, tho undersigned. reaVect9 bite citizens OF
school District No a. New Hatie hundred.
riiy of New Castle, do hereby certify that
Niiilam y, Aud. tenant Nnd occupant of the
store situated on Seventh street between
ozark ami Gilman streets, city, county and
state afnrespia and described Ia hts Afpiics
ton, and who L an applicant for a license on
MONDAY, llth day of Nav ~ 1891
being the next tern Of said Court. for the aaie
ot iufoNlcating liquors. In quantities not less
than ore half gallon therein, not 10 be drunt
on the promises he being licensed retailer
OF goods, wares and merchandise, tho az re
gatp cot value Of his stock constantly KENT
on hand for sale Is not less than five hnadred
dollars; being "a N Of full age. sobriefv aud
good moral character; that such sale Of IN
toXlcNtinn liz ore ri said place "a necessary 10
accommodate the public; that he Is the tens
am OF eaid house, and the true rental valup
il two hun red ana forty dollars ana the fol.
lOwi resnectahle q ixens aud auhstantiai
ifeehuders Of said district recommend the
said application, via:
Joan r Br dy Joseph Bacon.
Wilson J. RHymure, Michael j. Reedey
Wi liam w. Cooper. James y. Brany.
his John H. pai mer
John Weldon, Sr, Harry Nee uley,
mark william Aiken,
Samuel =. Truae Martin Leonard
! hn = Dougherty. Patrick nat In.
israel hiding
WILLIAM j. ATfID
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JOHN J HANLEY.

~ OTICE.-I. MARgAREr MCCAIN, THE
y owner and occupant OF the house situted
AZ No. 426 West Front street, IN the First ward
inthe city Of Nilmis gton, county Of New Castle
81 state of Delaware in compi nee with
the requirements Of the aciR Of the General
Assembly in such case de ard provided, do
reby give notice that / shall epply in
W ting 10 the Court " Gem raj Sessions OF
Delaware. in and for New Castle county, on
Monday. the 1lth dav OF Aay, 1851, being the
n4xt term OF said Court, for a license for said
nouse IS an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
of intoxicating liquors IN less quantities than
one quart, TO be drunk on the premises. and
the following respectable citizens OF said
ward, at least twe.ve OF wh m are substantial
free lnlders Of said " and. recommend TIE said
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YnIING n HnY

ATOTiCE 4 /, JOHN j. HANLEY, THE
40 No lOl Monroe street in the Third ward in
the city Of Wilmington, county of Now Castle
and Sta Of Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements OF the acts Of the General As
embiy in such case made and provided. 10
hereby give notice that 4 shall apply in
wrihHg TO the Court OF General Sessions OF
the Peace and Jail Delivery % the State OF
Delaware, "a and for Sew Castle county. on
Monday, the llth day Of May, iS0l, being the
next term OF aaid Court, Tor a license or said
house as an Inn g r tavern, Tor the sale lhetein
one quart. to ba drunk on the premises and
the following respectable citizens 81 said
ward, at least twelve nf whCm are sub
stanual freeholders Of said ward, recon mend
Evening journal., 1891-04-07
Bank rsx Matter.

Tie Senate passed joint resolution
offered by Mr. Williams, to appoint
committee of fourteen to settle the back
bank tax matter. The Senate Committee
will be Messrs. Houston, Pilling, VIII
liams, MeMullin and Ross.
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MOIILE.-I, JOHN WAGNER, THE
~ owner and occupant Of the house situ-
ated at No 2T Orange street
Wilmington, c.unty OF New Castle and
state Of Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements of the acts OF the General Az
scmhly ia such eAee msde and provided, 10
hereby give notice thai ! shall apply in writ
ing 10 the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Peace and Jail Delivery Of the State ~ Della
ware, In and for New Castle county, on Mon
dav, the llth day OF May. 1885, being the next
term OF said Court for license Tor said
house ss an inn or tavern for the sale therein
OF Intoxicating liqnors IN less quantities than
the following respectable eli izena Of said
ward, at least twelve Qf whom a-e suhetpu-
tial freeholders Of said ward, recommend the
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William q. R0nFLrN.

MOflCE.-f FRANK BOEHM. THE
~ owner aud occupant OF the house Situated
nt the southeast corner Of Fitch aud
Madison streets. IN the Third ward
u rhe city Of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle and State OF DelaNare. ia com-
pliance With the requirements of the acts OF
TIRE General al umhly In such case made and
PROVIDED, 10 hereby give notice that | shall
apply IN writing 10 the Court of General >es-
stems of tha Peace and Jail Delivery nf the
State Of helewarp. In and fer New Castle
county. on Monday, the lith day az May.
1871, being tho next term Of aid Court, for "A
license for said house as an inn or tavern.
Tor the sale there OF Intoxicating liquors Ia
less quau utities than one quart. 20 be drunk on
IA PREMISE ,snd the following grespectnblecit-
liens OF said ward,at To isctwelVc of wf ON are
amn.LnMIlnl Irunhnldara nt .ain NNrl- u.nn-l-
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OTlCE. n I, DANIEL LYNOH THE
tenant and OCCUPANT Of the use stu
ated Bt No. ilN Market street, In the First
ward L. the city ofWninlngi on, ,connty o. New
Castle,aud state Of Delnware,in comph ince
with the requirements % the acts Of the
General Assembly in such case made Hud
provided, DO hereby give noice that stall
apply in writing 70 the Court Of General Sgs
State Of Delaware, In and for New C-stie
county, nn Monday the llth day Of May, 1891
h-ing the next term Of said Court. fuT
a license tor snld house IS an inn or tavern
tor the sale therein " mi Nicatin lqaors in
less quantities THAI ore quar-, 70 be dunk On
the pren ses, and the tl owinE respectable
are substan ial freehoders Of said ward,
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Wn.IIAM ]. ArLn..

Office /, PATRICK HARMEY. THE
owner and occupant OF the house situ.
eted at No. GOO East Third street,ia the second
ward in the city Of Wilmington, county o.
New Castle nd state nf Delaware, In COM
piance with the eqnirements OF tha acts OF
the Gen Assembly Ia suoA case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that sNsll
apply in writing 20 the Court at General Ses.
tipns OF the heace and Jail Delivery of tile
state o. Delaware, in and Tor New Castle
county, en Monday, the ilih day of May, 1891
being the next term Of said Court, for q
license for said house an an inn or ta rern, Tor
the sale therein nf intoxicating liquors III lcss
quantities tnam one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable citi
zens seid ward, at least twelve Of whom
are substnutiai freeholdere Of said ward.
rcco .unsnd the said application. viz.
Jacob Srheller, William ~. Dundun,
Daniel D'Byrne. George Wright,
N. Jenny. William Hal SON
GuetRve konit1cr, George Davis
NJ. Hayes. CHARLES Wuneerly
John George Hirael, Dennis H. Kellehor,
Charles soarks, Henry Colbert.
john Farnan, Dennis conner,
Francis \. JacqHot, Michael Rafferty,,
Robert Kenyon, Daniel Callahan.
John Plunket, Leslie Smith.
Maithia- Nurnberg, Samuel g. Reed
Matthew ) degelhalter Peter Nushoumer.
PATRICK HARMNF.
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NOTICE, eOMAs J. Law LESS, THE
IN tenant o. the house situated IN the vii.
iage OF Charleston, known as the "hOrnt
Pleasant HotelM IN school districts Nos. %
and ~ Christiana hundred, couaty of New
Castle aud STATE Of Delaware. ia cpmph nee
with the requirements Of the acts o. the
General Assembly In such case msde and
provided, do hereby give notice that / shail
apply in writing to the Court of General
Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Le livery nf the
State OF Delaware, IN and for New Castle
county, on Monday. the nth day OF Mal, 1891,
being the next term OF said court for
license for said house as an inn or tavern,
for the sale therein Of int lNicatlng liquors ia
less quantities tnan one quart, TO Ue drunk
on the premises, an the following respectable
citizens and substan' ial freshulders Of said
school district recommend the said spplica
tion .:
Danie Melarkey, Jenery H,wnev,
John Il. Lynch. q. q. nanie
PeterJ. HAuShey, William r. Buckley,
William Kirk wood, Dennis Buckley.
Thomas Toy. William Flanagan,
George w. Law, Michael W. Mai nfy.
William Horty. hariss L. r )ster,
Anthony J Dougherty, George Mcintyre,
Bernard McHugn, James Hnrty.
IH0MA. =. LAWLNSS.
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NOTICE. II, WILLIAM g. RORELEN.
~ the owner ard occupant OF the houle
situated nt No. l0s West Seventh street. HI the
Elf D ward In the city of Wilmington, county
OF New Castle and State ef Delaware In
comnlinnce with the requirements OF the
acts OF the General Assembly Ia suoh case
] ahnll apply ID writing 70 the Court of t4en-
erai SESSIONS OF the Peace and Jail Delivery
ut the state OF Delaware, in and for New
gnstse county, on Monday. the nth day Of
for a license for said house as an
inn on tavern, for the ease tn srein Of int0xi-
eating LIQUORS IN less quantities than one
quart, to be drunk on the PREMISES, and she
following respectable citizens IL said ward,
at least twelve uf whom are snhsfaat tial free
holders OF said WarH, recommend the said
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7 ANDnEW P. LoHNTR.

NOTICE., JAMES THORNTON. THE
IN tenant and occupant of the house situ-
atrd az the Northeast corner of Second and
/ city Of Wilmlngtau, county ui New Castle
and state OF Delaware, in G mpiauce with the
requirements OF the fCts Of the General AS
selnhly ia such case made and pfovidef, do
hereby give notice that / shall apply IA writ
ing 10 the Court Of General Sessions Of the
Pence and Jail delivery OF the State Of Della.
ware, In ard for New CASTLE county, on Mon
day, the llih day OF May, 1851, being the next
term Of said Court for "a license fGr said
house as an mn or Ia e~n for the sale therein
cf intox eating liquors In less quantities than
one qu ~, TO be flunk on the premises, and
the iollo Ing respectable citizens Of stld
ward AZ least twelve uf whom are auhsfan-
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FRANK B0UHM.

a OTlCE.- WE, YOUNG a. HOY. qHE
- tenants aud occupants Of the house situ-
ated At NO. l2i King street, 10 the Second
ward in the city OF WI ming on, co nty OF
New Castle and state Of Delaware. in m
pliance with the requirements OF the acfs Of
The General Assembly in such crse m .de and
provided do hereby gise notice that We hsil
apply IN writ g to the Court OF General ses-
s'oHs of the Peace and Jail Delivery ct the
State OF Delaware, in ana for New Castle
county, on Monday, the liih day of N y, 1891,
bel the next Term Of said Court for a
lieenae Tor SAID house as ap inn or tavern. for
1 he sale therein Ok Intoxicating liqHnrs Ia less
quantities than O0e quart. 40 he drunk on the
premises, end the following respectable citi-
Evening journal., 1891-04-07

MOAICE.-I. JOHN j. GALLAGHER. rnh
tenant and occupant Of the hoHss slt
mated at No. sii West Second street.
Ia the Third ward ia the city Of
I Delaware, in compliance with the rrquire.
mentt of the acts Of the General Assembly in
sucn case made and provided, do hereby give
notice that j shall apply Ia writing 10 the
Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
lau eiNery of the State % Delaware, Ia ahd
for New Castle county, on Monday. the ilth
day OF May, 1897, being The next term Of sail
courts Tor q LICENSE for aid house a. an inn 0l
tavern, Tor the sale therein Of int xaatinR
liquors In 2s quantities than one quart, tU
be dru ik on tht premises, apu the following
respectable citizens ef sad ward at least
Twelve ut who are substantial frsehpiders
of Said ward recommend the said application
Evening journal., 1891-04-07

NOTICE., HARRY +. sCHNEPF, The
IN tenant and occupant Of The house
situated al No. "a King street. in
Wilmington county o. New Castle
ana state OF Delaware. in compliance win
the requirements Of iEe acts of the General
do hereby give notice that shall apply iD
wri ing 10 the Court of General Sessions Oi
the Peace and j II Delivery OF the State OF
D sia ware, in and for New Castle county, en-
next term OF sad court, Tor license for saia
house as an inn or tavern, for the sale therein
Of intoxicating ia lor5 a less qu 'nr les than
one quart. 10 be drunk on the premises. and
the Following respectable citizens of said
ward, at least twelve Of whom are substan-
tial frseholders ~ said ward, recommend the
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I0HN ]. nAI.I.4nHER.

~ tenant and occupant 81 the hanas eita
aied at northeast corner of Taylor
and Locust streets. IN tho EiGhth
ward IN the city Of Win irgfun, county nf
New Castle and State OF Delaware, in compii.
auce with the requirements Of the acts oi tile
General Assembly in such ease made a4i
provided hereby give lniiCe hnt ! shall
apply In writing 70 tho Court u General sts
sioua of the Peace AVID jail Deivei - the
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
e0rnty. on Monday, tht llth dag or May, 1891.
being the ne1t term Of aid court for a
license for satd house ar an Inn OF tavern, f0f
the sale therein ol Intoxicating liquors Ia lesf
Quanute es rhRn one quart, 90 on drunk on the
premises, and ihe following respectable
citizens of said ward, az least twelve of VIII N
Evening journal., 1891-04-07

NOTICE II, GEORGE W. SAASE. THE
~ tenant and occupant uf the house sitr-
ated a. No. ia East Fourth street, in
tha Fourth ward In the city Of WIZ
mington, county Of New Castle ana state N
y laware. Ia compliance with the reuuife-
ments 0f the acts OF tho General Assembly in
uch case "a tde and provided 40 hereby give
notice that | shall nuply IN writing 10 the
Court Of General Sessions OF the Peace and
! ail Delivery Of the State Of Delaware Ia and
tor New Castle county, on Monday. the llth
day OF Nay, 1891 being the next term 81 sid
Court, for license for said house IS an inn or
tavern, for the sale therein Of Intoxicating
LIQUORS m less quantities than one quart. TO be
upk on the premises, and the follow inu re-
sfeetabie eitiaans OF sold ward, at least
tWFNaot whom are sab bstnntial freeholders
~ said MArd, recommend the said anpLlca-
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NIr. CIa1Is KIeks

Mr. Hickman offered a resolution ap
propriRtiug $500 to the Sc Peters Fs
male Orphan Asylum Re stated that
the appropriation was required by law to
be made annually. MI. Clark moved to
lay the resolution on the table. saying
: cannot think that the law forces this
court to make an appropriation to any
ssctarisn institution. | mus examine
the statute ia this case before voting for
any such appropriation. The motion 60
lay on the table was carried
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LIeENsH ArPLloATInNs.

Fellhelmer sells tobacco. stop and see
him. SIP Market street
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MARGARET MccAIN.
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Mr.. Sutton (who offered the resolution
to reduce the feed bil) quickly arose ans
said: "Mr. Chairman, those statements
are, if nothing else, indeed misleading.
That resolution was passed ia
this court, before Mr.. Aliens eyes.
reducing the feed allowance FROM 80 70
90 cents. Il was done after much delib-
Grafton. There had been a general up
rising Of tax payers to reduce the prison
board The people demanded that such
should be done and that il should
have effect from the beginning Of Sheriff
Aliens term. fought this with 81 my
might, knowing that snch would be un-
fair. After long struggle with this
court it finally decided not to take such
action.
But the resolution to relucs was
Los Angeles herald., 1891-01-09
PASADENA.
Bompany B drilled last night.

company drilled last night.
Master John Strong fell while playing
at the Wilson school grounds. on Tues
day, and broke an arm.
Pasadena lodge, No. 1924, held pub
lic installation of officers on Wednesday
night. l.. T. Graves, D. D., grand mas
ter, assisted by number Of past grands.
The installed officers are: M. E. Wood,
noble grand; G. d. Wright, vice grand !;
J. B. Robins, recording secretary; f. T.
Dearth, treasurer; A. S. Butter( birth,
conductor; Rev. DIR. f. l.. Conger.
chaplain; J. S. Blick, R. S. to N. G. ;
w. Goltman, l.. S. to N. g.; A. B. Case,
L. S. to V. g.; &c. w. Peabody, r. S. S. ;
M. j. Green, L. S. s.; A. Pruett,
|. g.; G. H. Goodman, O. G. Interest
ing remarks were made by Rev. DIR. E.
4. Conger and Deputy Grand Master
Graves. Mr.. Kyle sang a solo, there
was other music by the harmonica quar-
tette, and some recitations.
Woodworth & Mariner have sold six
teen acres Of land on Illinois street to A..
E. Pinkham, who intends making Pasa-
sdena his home.
The fourth monthly meeting of the
be held at the Wilson school on Satur-
day morning. beginning at $3.50. The
programme is as follows: Industrial
drawing, Miss Marie A. Ney; class exer-
else in music. Miss Allie M. Felker
History of Education, Will s. Monroe !;
Professional Culture, Superintendent F.
A. Malyneaux, of Pomona; Geology of
the Stars, Prof. John Dickinson.
Hon. w. L. Hardison arrived on
Wednesday nights overland, after a
lengthy trip through the east.
On Wednesday evening Lieutenants
Hamilton and Cambell and Sergeant
Baugham were examined by the official
board on their qualifications for the
Offices to which they have been elected.
The board is composed of Lieutenant
Colonel Butler and Major G. Wiley
Wells, judge advocate.