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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21


STATE Of New YORK. County OF New.York, -
Clinton W. S'arkey. president, and Nelson G. Ayrcs,
cashier OF the oriental Bank bank located and doing
business No. 1872 Bowery. in the city Of NewYorA in
The foregoing with the schedule accompanying the
all true statement Of the condition
said bank before the transaction OF business
the tn day Of June IN. o. "a irs' OF his knowledge
they further thai the business Of said
bank been transacted at the location named and not
elsewhere and that the above made In compliance
official notice received from the Superintendent Of
he banking Department designating Saturday, the ith
June, ley. the day which such report shall
b. made. CLINTON w. SrARKEl. President.
NELSON :. AlRFs>. Cashier.
Sevoray subscribed AVID sworn To 10y both Opponents
the l7,h day Of June, 1892 before me.
JOS. f. kEUOw. Notary Public. New.York County
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stat" Of Ncw-lork County of Kings t,corgr W.
White. President and ,sooigc Mcmillan Cashier Of the
Mcchinic Bank bank located and doing business at
Courtst. IN the city OF HooAlyn. In said county.
being duly sworn each for himself that the foregoing
report. with the schedule accompanying the Is In
all RESPECTS, statement OF condition OF
hank before the Transaction any bushes, on the lth
day Of june 1892 to best ~ his ledge belief
GEO. W. WHITE. President.
GEO. MCMILLAN, Cashier.
Scverally subscribed sworn a. by both deponeuts
the 18th day Of June 1892. before me.
WALTER ID. c. BOGGS,
Notary Public. KINGS Co., " Y.
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ACTUAL SALES. CLo6INS.

The GENERAL LIST.
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financial.

Philadelphia & Reading R. R. Co.
100000
Delaware River Terminal Purchase
Money Mortgage S Per Cent
Gold Bonds.
DATED MAY 20 1892.
INTEREST PAYABLE nov. 20 e. MAY ~.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1912.
AND
S1,222,OOO
Delaware River Terminal
Extension Purchase Money mtge.
S Per Cent. Gold Bonds.
To be dated July l. 1892.
Interest payable January and July.
PRINCIPAL DUE 1912.
Coupou bonds Of denomination OF $1,000 ench'-
Can be registered ms TO principal.
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1lnanrlal.

VVVD" VNN>-
20 ,,prprvsr 90 CoURT.sT.
% Nrw.yoRK BROOKLYN.
CAPITAL. $1,000, 900.
Guarantees the payment of Bonds and Mort
cages on real estate in New-York and Kings
Counties.
Offers to investors choice mortgage invest
ments, with payment guaranteed by 1t.
DIRECTORS,
George g. Williams, Orahuo b. foeVr,
Alexander = Orr william NJ. Ingraham,
r.coh n SchiN John J. Tucker,
rohn w starting william Lummis,
rhores p Henderson. James D. Lynch,
:, II y .se,n Benjamin d. Hicks.
Charles 6 Brown julien T. Davies,
Frederick Potter Felix Campbell,
Ellis d. Williams.
WILLIAM B. ISHAM. MARTIN Joooi'
President vice-Presdcnt
CLARENUE II. KELSEY, I'd Vice.President.
FRANK BAILEY, 0. EGERIoN SohNiDi'
Secretary 1reasurer'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-06-21
IAPAN-CHlNA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL

JAPAN-CHINA
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL
Steamers leave san Frsucisco follows;
Tuesday July rs, 3 p n.
OCEANIC will call at August id 81 Il.
GAELIC................T Tuesday. September o, SpT.
l.EItIC ACCOMPLISHMENTS. thursday. october q, D.
IT. %s. 81 & psssss@ to ant.
cabin gsn sSs a. s a"s S SO, bG 5aaSy
Room a. ''''''''' L hd sTASF9E6. presd.as
H GOODMAN. General Passenger Agent
NETHERLANDS LINE.
p9E H2IlhSDAA FtSis mp TG$P9s
, o"D From Pier foo, af s 5h ST. iIos S
& SE =. and sySs I SS cabin" 5t E
guide and passage apply 70 General 80 Dwe.
NEw-YoRlk, H.! 4 t. CUBA l Nail Ma, a Steamship Co.
Tor H'ss:s $s E;s.is Sd VII 5s'3 ''''
Dc etla'' sas%s S'sisa
Of iHiaI .pn a S"'S'S Mx Port
NlAGAKA. Havana and S,gua Ned. June June y
SNNHk iSa%a s"@ s'" ' ear SAT- July
mi. line ha, direct connection With issues sr0cs'
H sss,s ct ssl /. tS GENT ass Nc Mas,
For % U. JAMES e. tr %Sn g co. rs Jpn
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ 'fon. re. ~ t ~" "a, III Am
5E Ssr E$f S2FSE S CIR F%Sg SSss
iNGrON. ID. c.. TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND sAiUH
DAY (also for Norfolk W'dlesdays All steamers Ieaw
at D. m. Railroad connect ons at above points -.
sCs c s 'S 81 saa ss p la q s 9
5th.ave conlony's Office Pier %. y X. NewYorS:
ID ACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPLAINTS
Nfs h T9 c Ad NfRH xxS halExco
From New-York. pier foot OF Canal-st:. 4. L..
CITY OF PAM s1ils Inur,da, June - noon
FOR JAPAN AND CHINA.
CHINA sails SATURDAY. july 8, y. M
For frcsht. passage and general Information ,sppy
H. J. BULLAY. Geneni supeflnsenaens-
RED stan LINE,
IL F4c ANTWERP AND rAEIs;
XooRpkAND "wednesday juno - oS . p -.
First cabin ss5 upward Excursion. 400 upwa.: ssons
tabin So Round Trip. 10 per cent reduction AppV !"
"faets for TEyscrs s'eeiaee 9, ,cEy 10y ra,e~
aeneIl Agents. Bowling EIe'n
DED =" U' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS. .cor
1lFOR LAGuAYRA, PrEE1o CABEILo. CohASo~
COR0 AND MAEAcAlBo.
PIER 50. East River N.
rHIkApELPhiA.wednesscs June n ~ IPPM
3 s vGNfzu weins.day JUN - PM
These American Scam hip. specially built for tie 'raaA
have superior ACCOMMODATIONS Tor in, senxey xrr
m...... . BouLIoX II,sss. p "a Lffr srlI
T's sSs A GcS sos. ssI ~. Ss' fs; b.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

John Considias Was in Grand Rapids
seout ten days ago in conference with
ecai democratic leaders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

been tglee on IRE. mourning damage OF
-, ana said that ne would come as2iH
as soon IS able and pay the assessment.
Proofs Of loss were made, bot TIE board
OF directors rejected the claim on TIE
ground that The insured had ceased 10
oe . member OF the company. The
charter OF the company provided taat
II assessments are not paid IA ninety
DAYS the insured snail forfeit all rights
aud be debarfed from any claim
sg@lnst TIE company but the delin-
queAt shall still DC liable Tor ali claims
IN favor or the company. suit MAS
begun, and TIE respondent pleaded the
geasTal issue. Tue honesty OF the Ices
was not questioned. Al the trial the
court refused u instruct 10 ind YER
diet for defendant, but submitted the
question whether the policy was IN
force or not al the time OF the jury,
which returned A verdict Tor the pam
III of s525. Tue supreme court holds
that there was no error IA submitting
tho question whether there was a
waiver OF the forfeiture by the COM
pany IA the correspondence, and by its
acton, or rather nOn-scuOn. The
Judgment 3 at1lrmed, with costs TO the
plaintiff.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

The remains will be taken to Albion, y.
y, for burial.
The Wood Extract eompany's plant
at Luther has been closed by creditors
but will be reopened under another
management.
Sergeant A. II Taylor. recruiting of.
| ticer of Fort Wayne, has opened sta
ton at Saginaw and hopes to enlist
thirty men.
Jackson will vote at the coming cleo
/ ton on the scheme of issuing bonds in
the sum of $40, 900 for water works.
The Rev. Sherwood Roosevelt. for
merly OF Big Rapids, has been installed
pastor OF Christ church, Owosso.
Cadillac is the possessor of three new
brass bands which practice nightly IL
different portions OF the city.
Mother Alphonsus of the Mercy hos
pitai, Big Rapids, is recovering from a
| dangerous illness.
Many people have been exposed to
scarlet fever at Saranac and an cpl
! demic is feared.
Two good veins of coal have been
struck at PInconning while parties were
drilling a we'll.
A Denver capitalist is at Jackson for
the avowed purpose OF purchasing the
Purifier plant.
The log drive in the Hersey river j.
progressing slowly owing TO a scarcity
, of water.
Portland people will turn the hose or
all arrivals IN the tramp line here
after.
The Penlnsular carriage works OF
kalamazoo, are TO be removed TO Sagl-
.Lnaw.
/ Benton Harbor Knights of Pythia,
xviii erect Pythian temple this season.
The members of the Stanton CITY
band are TO have fine new uniforms.
| The Colon knitting factory mas WOW Ell
s75. 900 worth of mittens this season.
The larges. single mill in Muskegor
may be removed TO Menomnee.
Jackson ministers do not like tc
| officiate at funerals on Sunday.
The dates fixed for the Clinton coun.
ty fair arc October A, 5, and Z.
! People at Berrien Springs recently
saw double rainbow.
The Bronson creamery Is losing
money aud will close.
A Free Methodist society has been
! formed at Parma.
Bogus silver dollars are plentiful al
Negaunee.
Muir has voted to erect publi'
building.
Port Huron has q band of CIR
thieves.
Bay City has a bi.chloride of golc
club.
Holland has building boom.
Ovid wants park.
Ifyou always idslst upon having All
cocks Porous Plasters and never accep
a substitute, you will not be dissppoint
ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

IN Denver, Colo, beginning June %.
The Hon. J.. C.. Storrs. secretary OF the
Michigan hoard of charities and cor
rectious. will take an active part in the
convention.
When the state fish commissioners
have completed the present task OF de.
Ilvsnng fish to different parts OF the
state. Michigan waters will contain "a
600, 900 more young brook trout and
$50 900 more German trout than here
totoIe.
The daughter of Charles X. Orr ci
Birmingham. Oakland county. has
eloped with negro. So far as can be
ascertained the couple have failed to
take out marriage license. The
parents of the girl are broken hearted
Maud Collins of Sarnia, who Gu,
George Kyle's throat with q razor some
time ago, has been sent to prison foi
SIX months. Kyle is young tough
fiom Port Huron and was engaged to
marry the girl. He will recover.
L. w. Humphrey, an itinerant den.
fist. and DIR. Ferguson OF Howard City
while at the same hotel in Big Rapids,
got into an alteration which led to
blows. Humphrey has lett town and
DR.. Ferguson may not recover.
Mrs. Jennie Ackiey of Chicago, while
visiting Mrs. James Conway at Lansing
was seized with hemorrhage of the
heart and died within ten minutes
The body was inferred at Jonesviiie
Saturday.
For the first time this winter the ice
in the Straits of Mackinaw is stationary
and solid. For three weeks the weather
there has been cold, anu the floating
ice of February has become q solid
field,
Burglars entered Drury's grocery
store at Coldwster the other night
The CASH drawer was opened, but as II
contained but little money, tea and
cigars were also taken 10y the burglar
A. Mr.. Norton of BalIaire, a man ol
visions and dreams. claims TO have
found big green frog hopping abou
in the snow recently. This partlcula
specimen was q cold -blooded creature
Captain 7. Baldwin's residence al
Big Rapids was destroyed by fire Fri
day, as result of defective flue
Loss, $1,000; insurance, $500. Most oil
the furniture was saved.
Bliss hospital, Saginaw, held book
reception the other day and as each
visitor was expected to bring book,
nice little library was started.
Christian Hartwick, 15 years old and
a bachelor, went out 10 split some wood
at Clinton the other day and Was found
dead a few moments later.
Paw Paw has q sanitarium for the
cure of the alcohol and opium habits
The treatment differs radically from
the. Kelley mothod.
The thirteenth annual meeting oil
the Lansing association of Congrega.
tional churches will be held at Nesta
burg March 22-24.
Paul II. stewart, pioneer, merchant
and public officlal of Flint, is dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

that never comes. spells Of feelins
AFRAID or uncertain, sometimes low
spirits, you are suffering from nervous
debility and exhaustion of nerve power,
which may end in utter prostrstion,
insanity and death.
IL you have a great sense of weakness
and WEAKNESS, with tired limbs, numb
ness. trembling, prlckly sensations
cold feet ond legs, you are advancing
10 that most serious dlsease--Psraiysl
IL your head aches. feel numb ave
tired, with strange sensations. loss a.
memory. and YOU think with difficulty
or YOU are sieeDiess at night, VIII
drowsiness aud dullness during the
day, the nerve and BRAN fatigue ma,
soon run into insanity or death.
ltyou have any OF these feelings &c
not neglect them, or they viii end III
paralysis, insanity. prostraison CT
death.
As you value your life do not neg
iect these warnings. Time and e1.e.
rieuce nas shown, and hundreds oI
Startling ana marvellous ours have
proved, that these diseases are per
iectly aud completely cured by ltk.
). CLAY TODD, Ii n. DIVISION street
rooms ]. 3 aud 4, Grand Rapid, Micn.
4
TODD'S rcmarkabI remedies ali
those symptoms yield as If by mag.c
and Strengths al nerves, yigor of brain
vitality OF blood aud health Of bod,
are soon restored.
His Remedies are purely vegetables
anu harmless. and can only be on
tanned at nis oi.lce.
DR. TODD compounds be pTescnp
tons before each patent ia hls Office.
DIR. T0Du'S Office ls AZ lb y. Dlvlsior
street, rooms |, , and I, Grand Rapids
Ills medicines agree with the stoin
ach, ard you can eat anything yo1
choose.
lie IS Ia hss Office from IA the morn
ing un,li in the evening every day bu.
Sund vs..
Call everybody. A friendly tax vii
cost you.Hothins.
Low Goa ges Rapid cures.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
General State News.

Henry ekofskie, a Polish lsborer,
fell sixty feet from a Detroit building
Friday and died few hours after
ward. The unfortunate man fell
about sixty feet to the first floor,
where his legs struck q saw-horse and
his head and shoulders struck the floor
with such force as to break two OF the
boards composing the floor. Both legs
were broken and there were also
internal injuries. He leaves young
wife.
The executive committee of the
Ladies of the Msccabees of Michigan
has suspended for INSTRUMENTATION and
disobedience the laws of the order
the hive auxiliary to Saginaw Tent No.
l07, X. O, L. NJ, the largest IN Michi-
gan. An effort will be made TO adjust
matters, but az considerable feeling
exists the hive will probably be smoked
out.
Mrs. Fl. G.. Hersel. the pretty wife of
. wealthy business man of Negaunee,
has eloped with Nels Donovan. q
homely but apparently fascinating day
laborer, the lady furnishing the cash
necessary for railroad tickets. She
secured $3.50 from her husband under
the pretense of wanting to visIt rela-
tives.
r. d. Lacey of Nirvana, Lake county,
the owner of score of tenement
houses aud large track of fine swamp
land adjacent. IL offering hls houses
free and a lease of these lands 10 any
parties desiring TO grow celery for q
period OF five years. These lands are
well drained for celery gardens.
Fred Crochet of Smiths Creek, Is
afflicted IN more ways than one. He
mas buried two children from diphtne-
ria, three others are dangerously sick
with the same dread disease. and on
Thursday night he had to carry
them TO q neIghbof's to save them from
his burning home.
grand jury will be summoned for
the next term of the circuit court for
Chsrlevoix county, opening on April
IL, 10 investigate the charges OF hsrse
stealing, land svludlIng and other
ferns Of croosedness implicsting PEG.
pie IN the vicinity of East Jordan.
The nineteenth national conference
Of charities and corrections will be held
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Fun Lovlno coRINT Hans.
They Hold an Enjoyable Hard Times
Social

o
Social.
CoRISrH, March 20.-A highly enjoy
able and unique social was held last
evening at the residence of Or. and
Mrs. William +. Alien. lt was styled a
"hard times social" and the guests
all Wed with each other IN the attempt
To wear costumes the most suggestive
OF hard times. The guests numbered
ii2. and many of the costumes were
ludicrons and mirth-proyoking. Each
guest WAS required TO give recitation.
soug, reading, or TO relate story, and
the program WAS strictly complied
with. Among those who participated
were the following: Reading, Mrs. j.
Il. Hilhker. Mrs. William Quackenboss,
Mrs. George W. Hall, Mrs. .. L. Car
peDter, Mrs. J. +. Hacker; songs, Or.
and Mrs. w. L. Allen and Niles Ella
Bremen. William Mochmar, Mrs. VIII
liam Mochmar and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Quackenboss; recItations, May
Gillons, frankie Lane, Bertha Moch-
mar, Belle Treat, Lahan Treat, George
Herman. Fletcher Brown and William
L. Allen amused the guests with ancc-
dotes. j. F. Hacker read letter
which was written in 1916, the express
sions IN which created considerable
laughter. At the conclusion of the ex-
ercIses refreshments were served, in
Guiding warm sugar. A canvass was
then made among the guests To ascer-
tain who was entitled 10 the prize for
wearing the "hsrd times" costume.
The prize was given 10 j. F. Hacker,
the second TO Belle Treat, and the third
10 William Mochmar. This was the
first social of the character ever held
here. and all present declared It to be
a grand success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Ifyou always idslst upon having ALI
cocks Porous P!ssters and never accept
substitute, you will not be dissppoint-
ed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
New Corporations.

LANSING. March l9.-The following corpora
oBs have filed articles OF association with
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
WILL GER HIS MONEY.
James Elnaendorph Receivers Against an
Insurance Company.

LAssrss, March 2o.---Jsmes Elmen-
dorph neld = policy for $500 upon hb'
dwelling in the Citizens Mntuag Fire
Insurance. company Of Kent. Allsgan
aud Ottawa counties. The policy sss
issuea IN 1919, ssd The property ~ss
destroyed BY Ere June -. 1890 The
injured paid eli Of his assessments up
~ that Of issa. 10 saaanted 90 $50.
Notice ~ss sent 70 insured ia ssptsa-
Der. -, add ca November ~ fallswios
wss n Grsud Rapids. hus could act
find an ofierr % the conSssnY. Fout
ssy. later - wfsts the seefstsfs rsist-
va sbove facts also tass hss aepss bad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
Late Michigan Pensions.

Original-John B. Taylor, Stewart K.
Risler, Henry c. Platts, George II. Jor-
dan, Amos Wilt, Melvin T. Cobb,
Jerome L. Harrington, Shadrach H..
Hamiin, Robert Stevens, James Wilson,
Benjamin +. Ssnborn, Cyrus Mather.
Additional - Jacob Hauz. William
Wetherall, Horace Forsdyck, Charles
Beckwith, Msrcellus Waters, Michael
SchIump, Harrison Berton, David l..
Davis, Christian Flycklnger, Levi Bige-
low, John &. Price, Gideon Drake,
Israel Mspes. Lewis Buckley. Original,
widows. etc.-Jerroden f.. kiIbourne,
Esther L. Sims, minor of Lewis Rhoads.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21

Catarrh, deafness, rheumatism, nerv-
Gus debility, impotence and all diseases
resulting from early indlscrctlons and
excesses OF manhood, ali diseases oil
the urinary organs, partial paralysis,
varicocelle ruptures, tumors, scroiGla,
old sores. dropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease,
shortness of breath, back OF head.
small of back, ETC.. including ali
female complaints and chronic diseases
cured quickly and permanently.
That cough, sight fever and weak
ness. shortness of breath, palpltation
OF heart, my means sure aud quick
cousumptisn.
Ii you are nervous, restless, irrlia-
bic. sleepless or wake after horned
dreams. tired mornings, with dull
headache, babe taste III the mouth.
sometimes discharges, and 20 about
your employment without lie, energy
or amUiton, desire TO be alone,
gloomy toreDodinss, a dispos ton n
worry and fret about trouble ahead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-21
DIR. S. CLAY TODD,
The famous Nerve Specialist.
No. les North Division st.
ROOMS ]. 3 aud 1,
IN 40 N i. nEHn

NUNS u y anu 4.
Grand RAPIDS. MICH
Cures Paralysis. Twitching, Pinch
lug or Prickllng Sensations, Tremui-
Gus Feelings, Back or Head Ache.
Back or Neck Pains, sometimes run
ming down the arms or back, Dizziness
and other symptoms leading TO para
lysls. Nervous Debility and Female
Complaints and Chronic Diseases.
Consultation free and confidential.
No charge for services until cured.
Directions in all languages.
RHEUMATISM ALWAYS CURED.
CATARRH AND HEAD NOISES CURED.
DR0PSY CURED.
FITS AND ALL NERVE AND BRAIN
DISEASES CURED.
EYE AND EAR DISEASES CURED.
The ONLY ONE WHO CURES DEAFNESS
Evening journal., 1892-06-09

interesting subjects for dialectic,
soclologic speculation. but they are not
important. They are things which no
person can find out. however interesting
ii may be 30 speculate about them
70 an impartial sensible man they
appear queer-very queer To honest
men and to the friends of the chief they
are embarrassing. OF course. to the
commissioners. who have given ms this
non partisan police force. this pass-book
incident is bagatelle They are even
cheerful and happy over it and coolly
request some unfortunate to come up and
prefer charges against a man whom they
have known and loved for thirty years
and whom they are ready to whitewash
To the community. generally it is q
happy condition OF affairs when. no NAL
icious charges of malefactors against
police chiefs. of whatsoever nature can
find any Judgement IN the impartlalhiinds
Of our police commissioners
They know their man is nnocont be.
cause he is too holy to err and because
he denies II.
Evening journal., 1892-06-09
rARoueA DeLAwARE N AooAcH.
A Taily-Ho to Garry the Oncors Of th
Sons of delaware Through tho Diamon'

A Taiiy-Ifo to Garry the Onicors OF the
Sons of delaware Through tho Diamond
state.
Frank Dale La lame, 6rst vice presi-
dent Of the Sons OF Delaware has invited
the officers and members Of tho board
Of governors. TO become q party on his
four-in-hand coach FOR journey through
the entire State of Delaware
Starting from Philadelphia al 1918
Monday June 20, the party will reach
Wilmington M 6 o'clock. making head
quarters at tho Clayton House
Tuesday Dist, drive through New Gas.
tie to Delaware City; dinhw, through
Odessa, and over night nt Middletown.
"Wednesday, 22nd, Smyrna for dinner,
Dover over night
Thursday 28rd, Frederica for dinner,
Milford over night
/ Friday, 2lth, Bridgeville for dinner
Seaford over night
Saturday, 25th. Georgetown for dinner
over night at Lewes
Sunday. 26th. RehOboth Beach for dim
ner. over night at Lewes.
Monday. 2lth, Milton for dinner, over
night at Milford, and return TO philadel
phia.
The party win be made up Of I. Lay
ton Register. president; Frank Dale Il
lame. first vice.p president. Dr. Josepl
w Hearn, second vice president; Josial
Marvel, secretary. Henry Tatnall, treas
urvr; William w Smithers. historian
aud the following members of the boa'
of governors DR. L. Baldwin, W. Z
Deakyne w. Horace Hepburn W. II
Lacey, Luther Martin. Jr, C. H. Stockley
James b. Candy. John H. Lohland