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The morning call., 1892-12-31
MYsCELLAn 50 sssl
Now Or Never.
We MAKE OUR
Greatest Slaughter
FOU HAVE ONLY
A FEW DAYS MORE
TO GET CLOTHISG
FOR ALMOST AOT LING

Mems Tweed t,vercoats reduced from fI4 to-sc Y. .
Mea,s Melton overcoats reduced ffoo sIbto =
Meas silk-sacsd 0vercosts, reduced iEfIS
RiS Frss - n A.
Meas Fine 0Yereoats reduced non *-o ~.
Boys Ss Overcoats. reduced rc---..---....'...-
Mems SI6 Suits Sedgcea to....... -
Meas S35 p A. SUITS. reduced to.........,.t--~s
YoatbS Long Pants suits. reduced from %.
Ynuths Long Pants suits, reduced nrom 20
-. e. - ts%-s. n
Child's Knee Pant suits. worth 81 so. for p. ~,
ehiid's Knee Pant SUITS. worth siu, Ior.----- ~
Mems 81 Pants. reduced
aen's IS Pants. reduced to..,....-. ...,-, =.
N vile Red Flannel Shirts and brawes'' i
worth 81 SO. for.................ts ts.--.--.s-
Mems MeFino shirts and Drawers Ne's" ~
H. AHt Il
Mems I.aanderea White Shirts, WcFto II. lof.
Mems Cashmere oyersbirts, Ncftg o. tOf----
Nea's soeks use per d0ss
Mems Wool Socks, worth z5e. for ape per =
The morning call., 1892-12-31
BROWNIES WORK.
Seen i'm a Methodist Church
Last Night. ..
AS NICE. AS FAIRIES WERE.
How the Little People Palmer Cox Dis.
covered Are Becoming. an Ameri-
can Institution.
AS NICE. AS FAIRIES WERE

Al. Rap said the
Brownies last night, and
:Ha J hal hal" went all
the people that saw the
eltsh tn in gs as they
danced out from wher-
ever 3 r w n lie S grew
and sang and worked in
their funnily sober and
earnest way last night.
in the basement of
a great half plastered
and sawdust Uttered
church away out at
The morning call., 1892-12-31

California aud Broderick streets.
1t was at the Christmas festival Of the
Sunday-sch6ef of the Bush-street Metho-
dist Church. which Will become the Cali
The morning call., 1892-12-31
The Last Presentation.

Another large crowd witnessed the last
presentation Of "The Nativity" at st.
Paups Church last night This scriptural
drama is evidently quite popular, judging
from the way it attracts. The effect is to
bring home to the mind OF the Christian the
scenes aud incidents Of the Savior's birth.
The morning call., 1892-12-31

Take Simmons Liver Regulator In youth and you
VII! enjoy green Old age.
The morning call., 1892-12-31
CYPRESS LAWN CEMETERY.

TN SAN MATEo COUNTY; NoN-SEOrARIAN;
laid ont on the lawn plan; perpetual care; beat
tifnI nermanent ard easy of access; see II before
buying a burial place elsewhere.
City Office, 325 Montgomery Street.
The morning call., 1892-12-31

nsneed," continued Miss RUSSELL refec-
lively. sit dates back. like nv iendness for
riding, almost TO the period Of j iancy.
When l was q child they always used 10
laugh at home because I wanted 20 know all
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

JNTANTED-Firty girls 1T the Gcoryr,
wv town Hosiery Factory 18TH and
Lombard tfeets, do,St'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

NEW CASTLE, Dec. 30.-A number OF
athletes were expected from Winning
ton last evening to give an exhibition
of sparring at the X. OF p. hall here,
but they had probably heard Of May OF
Herberts tactics, rs they did not show
up. They would have been given a
warm reception by Mayor Herbert,
who was awaiting them at the depot
with his blue coats.
Jas. NJ. Wise. Jr., John Walls, John
Campbell and Robert Il. Morrison
have been mentioned as candidates lol
trustees OF commons to he voted fol
to morrow.
An Imprisoned dog, which has been
fastened in the old Court House by it,
owner. last evening was making
Rome howl" this morning.
Great Interest IS manifested In this
CITY in the iute Of tho missing steamer
Unbria.
The pretty hand painted scenes from
the brush of Edwin Eckles which hav'
been displayed in the windows OF JAS
u. Biggs' store on Delaware street, ut
tract more admirers than purchasers,
Tho members OF the New Castle
Water and Gus Company will meet Ul
Monday next and will receive the re-
eiguatiun of Secretary William Ii
Clark and appoint his successor.
Watch night services will lie held a
tho VI. L. Church On Saturday evening
al 10 80 o'clock.
Miss Mamie Gray, of Wilmington
Is the guest OF New Castle relatives,
Mrs, Geo, Rennie and son Archi
have returned from q visit TO friend
down the Peninsula. ...
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The marriage OF Miss Mary Haolkett
to Mr. George Klrkley at the residence
of tho BRIDES father. Mt. Isaac Hack
EFT, 706 West 9th street, by the Rev.
Dulany at O'Clock last evening. was
a grand social affair The bride was
attired in a handsome white silk Ell
train carrying lilies OF the valley; the
groom In regular evening dress, ut
tended by MIR. W. Winchester OF this
city and Mas Anna Neal of Salisbury,
Md. Many valuable presents were re-
ceIved.
The following is a partial list Of
those in attendance: NJ. and Mrs
Krkley, parents OF the groom. Mr.
and Mrs. Grandel. Mr.. Joe kirkley ant
wife. Mr. and Mrs, John Saylor
Misses Stella and Maggie Saylor
Mr.. Ieaac Hackett and wife, MASTER
Isaac Haekett, Jr.. Miss Lille
Hackett, Mr.. Ellsworth Saylor anC
wife, Miss Jennie Deerlng. Mr.. ant
Airs. Monk Mr.. Geo, Monk. Mr. and
Mrs. Woilaeton. Mrs. Hickman ant
daughter, Miss Lena Krkley, Mr..
Thomas Draper, Mr.. Max Clement
MIR Albert Earle. Misses Loice. Dukes
Matte Lewis. Kate Carter, Mary Rich
ards Bertha Hackett, Mr.. A. q. White
OF Salisbury, Md, aud Jos. Saylor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30
FIFTH EDITION.


In going his ronhds yesterday a re-
| porter came across an aged colored
woman, formerly slave OF the late
James Bird, who certainly has most
abiding faith. The reporter inquired
well auntie what kind OF Christ
mas did you have?" when she replied,
BLESS the good Lawd honey, dogn't
think ever had q better one The
good Lawd pnt II In de hearts OF de
people and dey was so good 10 me; oh,
bress the Lawd, Use got to live closer
to him dis next yeah. II he spares my
"well auntle, you can't work. can
why, bress you yes. honey; l does
little washing, and whatever find to
do, but de good Lawd hopes me, and
l alters get something to eat
How do you make out about hreY'
queried the reporter.
"Oh, de good Lawd alters hopes me.
Dis morning had no ilah and no coal,
but bress the Lawd he hoped me to get
q bucket"
"Why, you must be very poor
auntie," said the reporter. but she re-
piled:
Honey ders dem wuseer of dan
me. An ole woman next doah didn't
have much Christmas. but the good
LAwd sent me 80 much dat jest done
give her some; know he'll take care
Of me-"
AS the reporter continued hlsrounds
he mentally com pared thia poor. ig-
norant old colored woman with some
who are blessed with plenty, and
thought that such firm. abiding faith
as she possesses was more to bo desired
in time and eternity than Jay Gould's
millions.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30
FOURTH edition



/ The funeral OF Edward b. Wright,
the p, w. Il D. Railroad conductor,
who was Killed at Delmar. last Mon
took place yesterday afternoon from
his late residence, No. 7S3 Pine street,
and was largely attended.
4 The obsequies were In charge OF
Uniform Rank. No. /, Knights OF Py-
lthias. the members of which wire
present In full uniform. Tho body.
which looked remarkably natural, was
laid out 10 full suit of the Knights
uniform, and encased In a handsome
sllver-mounted casket.
The floral tributes, which were many
and handsome, included large chair
from the Order OF Railway Conductors,
.ia pillow from the Brotherhood OF Lo-
locomotive Engineers a harp from Clay
ton Lodge, a double triangle from the
Uniform Rank, wreath from Della
ware Fire Company aud tributes from
personal friends.
The religious services were conduct
ed by the Rev, j. X. Milligan. pastor
OF the First Presbytel ian Church. OF
which the deceased was a member
MIR. Milligan spoke feelingly OF the
ldeceased and of his sudden death, cay,
ling that It should be u warning to all
to be prepared.
At the close OF the services the sol
emn cortege proceeded to the viii
mington and Brandywine Cemetery,
where tho interment took place.
The palI-bearers were Lewis Owent
and Frank Wiling, Of the Uniform
Rank, Henry ". Perkins and James
Wilson, of Delaware Fire Company,and
Il. ii. Dunno and William h. Town
send of the Order OF Railway Con
lductorg,
Among those who attended were
l,Clayton Lodge, X. OF p, Wilmington
Division O. X. O.. the Delaware Fire
Company and large number OF EN-
'iployes of the railroad company.
! The funeral was ono Of tho largest
that ever took place on the east side OF
the city, and the line Of carriages was
over three squares long.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30
GUARDIANS SALE or MINORS

.C,UAubI.tN's SALE OF MINORS
N REAL. ESTATE.
liy virtue Of an order OF the Orphans
( curt ut the tate OF Delaware IN aud for
NCw Castle County miidr on the 18th day
Of December A. D. lsqa viii b. exp SEED
10 saie. At public vendne, on Wednesday,,
The I'm day OF JHnnarv. A u, l6Ji nj nj
O'Clock u. a. At tho Court House. In the
city OF Whining on tho following de-
srrtliad real estate. late OF Paulit,e l.. 6.
tEurchuuu, deceased, 10 wit: All that
certain lot, pifco or purcell 81 inud. sta
t"a iii the city OF Wilmington, New Cas-
tic county. and state of delaware. bound.
ann dee ribbed us follows, TO wit:
u EIti.ina n point on the sou tlcrly
: lie OF Eleventh street NJ Inc distance OF
one loot i've aud thrcc-puuricf
inches. castcrly from Tho eueterly side q
Monroe 81 CIT; thence cAs;crih along SAID
sIdout lev cath street niue Ytwo ieeta'ul
tea Itud thrae5Q quarter inches 10 p9iut
THENCE ~ugtllcriy one-hundrad Hud thlflS'
bine=ttei I'VE and oil hall tu"nos 10 q
p1lrf where Two liges the first running
-puthp-I y from suii side OF Eleventh
} i.tIcut uUd Al right auples thereto one.
htnf1rrri ana twcutYzfOIr feet three ANA
= nvp-eignth Inches, ami tho other running
oustt'sty trul.l said sir OF aoRroc SIR ct
: ma al ria angles tee etc thirty feet
en- and 0ucrIua t"I tHvhoS, wo"ld lniuf
seCti = once uort 4wes cIig thirty iuHl
: rort SIX aud one HhIr l'i' hes 10 sati.iie
, pl Monroe sttorti thFHrC thereby north
q crlS ono hundred i'm, tiN Q feet Nv riloh
70 point ana thrntr tthna>terlE 'hrol
rcct rt On and III co-ulGlth Inches q
Ilit, II tt.-t' ot=l eg lining, 1.-The Cuntcnt
IwIIAE#t they may.
nj Anf i : arlercl ny the court that tl
~ Itla tisN t--t.t hur'.I n -, rtiI4 liam uuN
= ictltrai 1T w. proceedings itftHo Ion
3 sl ffta= uIdHfsta an No. ouru q term Of Il
IS TIillu= Court tGr 81 d ruiuBi y 10 hc hCl
II "a IL t4mll E{Dn. on saturday The 18th ia
IA Of tanuart y. =. ls13 ai % loo Il
H. Atteu i6u=e Wi !=i'H E.Esa Hinl fnrm
= .leE+t LEnHy4I=iy Gf.tlVtiE GIL. l.t'HMN
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The New York Tribune is nnwspa
per TO which tho people Of this cOan'
Try IN general and especially the Re-
publican party have always turned,
instinctivcly, in public emergencies,
for calm and courageous counsela,
and brave rnllyiug CRY. Never los
ing it's head, never misleading the
public by sensational utterancGs, The
Tribune has many titnos Gained the
public mind In times OF disastcr and
He'd tho way out OF difficulties by
Sound advice and It's own patriotic
and Weil-dlrected efforts. Tho Ill
hume doe6 not, for moment, yield
1.-The point on which the Presidential
Campaign was fought. 1t believes
that the worlsingmen OF this country
nave been deluded by demagoguesi
land that they have struck blindly at
the very system undor which they
tWcre prosperlng as they never have
done before in their lives. The l'rl-
Ibune's prospectus in another column
tells tho story. Republicans IN this
country will do vol to subscribe foI
the Tribune this year in conbiuatlor
with their own local papers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30
THIRD EDITION.


That the American people arc be-
cpming race OF travellers 10 evident
from the complste md choice arrange
n54nt OF the pleasure tours which Is
set before them by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company tor the season Of
1893. First Gomez a series to tho Gold
en- Cato. leaving New York. Philadel-
March I'd and goth. 1893. Tourists will
travel by euperoly appointed special
tEalne OF Pullman drawlng-room.
eieeplnE. dining, smoking and obser-
walton cars. under tho supervision oil
tourist agent and chaperon. Then
follows series OF five to Jackson
vitle-Ianuary 3lst February 18th and
2Sth. March 14th and 2Sth, 1893. Tns
first four admit OF two whole weeks
in the sunny South, while tickets for
the nth tour are good to return By
regular trains until May s0th. 1898
Tho round-trip rate is but ESQ frou
dew York, and S4S from Philadelphia
and proportlonately low rates frou
bother stations. A series to Washing
ton, ID. o., leave December 18th ant
3eth, 1889; January 10Th, February 9th
March Esd, April 18th and May sth anC
E5th. 1888. Enca tour covers a periot
Of three days, and rate includes al
necessary expenses and board at th'
national capital. Last OF all. thu
Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces that 1t, during the month nI
August, 1898 the date to be definitely
announced later. proposes running |
distinct tour to the Yellowstone Nh
fional Park. It will be con .ucted Of
tho same general principles, an,
maintained at that high standard
manifested on all the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company's PERSONAL---VERY.
Quoted tours. Carefully prepared itin
aries as well as detailed Information
may be procured by addressing Mi
George w. Boyd. Assistant Genera
Passenger Agent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

Rcv. b. Il. Jester, pastor OF the
First Methodist Protestant Church OF
our city, is the recipient of letters
from Iowa, detailing the sudden death
OF his brother Albert. which occurred
oil the 9lst of December. On We'd
ne.day he visited Jefferson City for
tho purpose of having tooth extract
ed by tie painless process, and In a
day o. two Afterwards blood poisoning
followed, and Notwithstanding ply
sicinn was Immediately called. he ,lied
us above stated, Just one week after
the operation bad been performed. ho
was II native OF our State having been
born in Milford Neck Sussex county,
about 10 years ago ana while young
man he went to Michigan. where he
resided aoue tlme, and after marrying
located III Iowa, where he established
IL conf ortable home.
Ills brpthci Joshua Jester. located
in the same state, aud last year was
elected to tho Legislature. Tie de
censcd leaves "a widow ard five chill
idren to mourn his uutim0ly chi. Ills
rgiuHins were Inferred on the 2!s
inst lie fortunately had his lie IN
smad for S2,uu0, SO that those depend
ing upon him for support. have no
been inft entirely unpruyided Tor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The fine skating OF the last few days
has made lively business for skate
dealers, and has almost entirely ex-
hausted the supply In fact some sizes
could not be purchased throughout
the city. The cold snap came upon
them so unexpectedly that they haye
been greatly troubled to meet the de-
mand. II Is said that moro skates
have been sold In this city since last
Saturday morning than were sold dur
ng the previous two years a.together.
The dealers estimate that they have
sold fully 800 pairs, and are now maxi
| ing great efforts to obtain more. So
general has been the demand through
out the country that the factories are
being crowded to their utmost oapao-
| ity. II 10 enid that one noticeable fea-
ture of the trade this year lie the large
number of ladies' skates that are being
sold, which is at least one half as much
as mems.
Those who are fortunate enough to
have skates are making good use nf
them. Since Saturday Banoroft's DAM
the old BARLEY mill, Walton's pond and
the Shsllpot creek are crowded daily
| The merry sport is kept up at night
also. and every night "a perfect carni-
val can be seen OH any of the above
resorts. The predicted milder weather.
1t is expected. will melt the Ice In O
few days. when the sport will have to
| be discontinued for time.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

An alarm of fire was caused on
Thursday morning by the burning OF
the roof of kiln In brick yard OF
BeesOu Il Handy, of the Ninth ward.
The Wilmington Transfer Company
yesterday removed large boiler from
the Charles Warner Company to the
morocco factory OF John Il. Baker.
Four carloads of iron for the new
post Office arrived in this city yester
day from Phuni&villo, Pa.
William II. Peters, who died Tues
lday morning, was buried yesterday
Afternoon from his lnte home, No. 30,
West Thirteenth street, with Masonic
hOnors. The Row. W. l.. Bal nbridge
ID D., conducted the services at til,
house. .......
! G. g. Danni5on of tho Treasury Pc
ipartment, Washington, and his wife
are visiting relatives here.
Miss Josie u. Morris OF 825 East
Fourth street has returned FROM /
visit to friends III st, Paul, Mimi,
4 Auclionecr Stidham went to Village
Green to-day to sell forty eows Tor Il
l.. Roberts. tho great COW and hoi 81
dealer Of that section of the country
! Mr. HHyeraft is employed MS a sales
IMAM for a Philadelphia house, and hat
been to see Manager Knowles, OF TIN
wooden MILLS, and 1t is supposed tina
.lhs intended to take the train for hi
homo when the accident occurred.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

al tho RGPua -lcAS olioe to-day. in the
Shade.
IlUo'clouk; 70 o'clock; to'elock
- ~ "A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30
Ladies' Shoes

Si24. \ lot OF line Dongola Blu ton
Shoes. three styles they are worth -,
eilt price : - for to-day and to-mor.
row.
sl.s9. We have grouped together
four lots of line Kid shoes, all shapes
with tips or plnin toes. They are worth
at least $50, We sell thnn at sl.39
sl.6l. i big bargain. All tins GlnHs
Xii Shoes, perfect style and wear. All
tho latest shapes 1.-Two styles Others
Sell them at So our price is sl.69. i
to E
~ % Every pair worth $3.50. Fine
Paris Glaze Shoes, all styles With OF
without tips. A to e. Also a lot OF
Ladies' soft eilove Cali Button Shoes;
/ Gypsy cut, scam to the toes. A big
/ bargain.
s2G9. Thers are five styles, finest
French Glaze stock;pretty dress stylos
/ us we'll as perfect comfort shapes.
I Also u lot OF fine Dull Kangaroo
/ Shoes-tip of sane-a proper Shoe fol
winter. Every pair OF this lot worth
"a 90. A to L. Cut p!ice. $50.
$500. Here Is big offer. Take tn,
pick OF any Ladies' - Shoe in The
house, II is yours at $500, Beautlfu
Butcher Lace Shoes In this lot, jus
tklnE Of it. ANY style you desire.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The corner stone OF the Mt. Hebron
A. NJ. T.. Church, at Linwuod, Pa, viii
be laid with imposing ceremonies on
Sunday. Rev. William NJ. Heard, oil
tho Bethel Church, of this city, will as.
sist in tho services, and Rev. j. NJ
Taylor, of the district of Delaware
will preach the sermon. A special
train Will leave over tho T.. W u b.
Railroad at Ills O'Clock for Linwood
Rev. James Pritchett, formerly oil
.Shorter's Chapel. which he built, has
charge Of tho 'ew rh""rh, and he eX
poets MAJ y OF his friends 1t tho laying
lUf the stone
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The Christmas entertainment of the
Harrison Street NJ. L. Sunday school
was held last evening In the chapel.
and was pleasant affair. The chapel
was crowded to its utmost, and then
could not accommodate all who de-
sired admission. The recltationa by
the little folks were all well rendered,
the order excellent and the singing.
accompanied by an orchestra OF IS
pieces. was inspiring. A box OF fine
mixtures and a ball OF popcorn were
given to each scholar by Old Kriss,
who was present. number OF pres.
ents were given to the officers and
teachers OF the school. A pair of
beautiful slippers was presented to
one member, who had worn out his
shoes In taking IN collections, for
which he returns his thanks and hopes
after resting his feet he will be able to
lift" still heavier collections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

Tie scholars of school No. II last
week collected large amount of
vegetables and other provisions for
the poor. They were placed in the
school house on Friday and allowed
to remain until Tuesday before they
were distributed. when 1t was found
that many of them were frozen. The
janitor was instructed to let the fires
go out during the weeks vacation,
consequently the provisions froze.
Nothing however was injured but the
potatoes, and the remainder was dis
tributed among the poor and needy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

General James II. Wilson will dellv-
er lecture in the West End Feeding
room at Fourteenth and DUPONT
streets this, (Fridayl evening. General
Wilson's ability as u lecturer is we'll
known and 0is large and varied per-
sonal experience contributes largely
to make him II very entertaining spGlI-
or. A special invitation 10 extended
to the friends aud pntrons Ut the West
End Reading room to attend this lee
ture. On the following Friday an eX-
cellent siiEht-of -hund performance
will be given. and II small admission
fee viii be charged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

Sir. L. IL. Brennan, proprietor OF the
Weil-knoNn iustalmont house. No. ZOO
Market street according to his usual
custom, on hr.stmss presented to
bach Of his employees who were mar
ried lurge tut key, and to tho Single
ones handSOme present. The unox-
lmpied sules which Mr.. r. has had,
warranted him in doing thls and the
RiSing OF these presents afforded hitn
quite AZ much pleasure as 1t did tilu
recipients. who one and all. are ont
spoken n their praise OF Ills li1erai.ty
IN furnishing them the mems to cele
bEate Christmas In u proper manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

take this method to congratulate
The Winners Of tie prizes ut the spell.
ing bee held Inst evening. They We're,
army opinion, very we'll earned llg my
more successful opponents, | enter
ei ny lame ln!crthc idea tl.nt the
Nriti- wore To he Of business fern
and ii cOmmOn llse daily.
4 Ifu!iy believe such catch-word;
a receive, believe, sciEe, s-ihn, etc
together with the iarder words uset
IN everyday business transactions hat
bCefECho5en from. That II would law
pleased thu audience aud contestants
bettGr and would haze bean tHI
happy pusscssor OF a prize ~ Til
moment. know that Il majority o
the audience agroo with lIe IN tht
opinion y MALL CoSTEstANE
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The regular meeting of Clayton
LoLRe. No 4. Knights OF Pythias, was
held last night After routine bust
ness had been transacted the follow
Ing now officers were elected for the
coming year:
z. c., S. l.. Fell; G. O.. Harvey O.
williamson; V. G., Arthur G. Preston,
prelate, Samuel II. Ridgway;M. OF E..
J. d. Tucker; master OF finance,
A. b. Grossgrove; keeper OF record
and seal, j. c. Jones; master-at arms,
Charles CrOssgroye; Inner guard. j.
w. CrossgroYe; outer guard, Will
liam L. Lincoln; representative to this
I,tVerview Cemetery Company, w. T..
Lincoln; representative to the grand
lodge, S. i. Fell; trustee for three
years, Everett Jones; widows and or.
plans committee, W. j. Jefleris. Thos.
Mullan, Jr., and Thomas N. Fareman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-30

The oldest amateur orchestra in Lon
don ia named "The Wandering Min
strels," and 10 composed of people be
longing to the highest social rank. This
society was organized about thirty years
ago In the smoking room Of the Guards
barracks at Windsor under the direction
of Sir Seymour Egerton, afterward earl
Of Wilton. For twenty years it was led
by Lord Fitzgerald in his house in Sloane
street.-EeY York Press.