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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16
sarnh Althea Terry Found.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 16.-Sarah Althea
Terry was located at the home Of an old col
ored woman known as NANNY Pleas.
ance. Mrs. Terry claims that Culberth at.
tempted to put her in a trance, as she is a
Spiritualist, and gives that as the reason foi
her secret flight.
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NEW YoRK, Feb i6- What bids fair 10
be the greatest athletic exhibition that has
ever taken place in this city win be held in
Madison Square Garden tonight. James J.
Corbett the California wonder, win endeay-
or 10 stop three heavyweights one after the
other, feat never before accomplished 10y
any heavyweight pugilist Twoof tho three
men have been selected and are Lannon and
Godfrey The third viii be selected this af
fpruoon
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JACKSON, Miss, Feb 10 The legislature
unanimously adopted resolution inviting
Senator Hin TO address it any time before
March s. The legislature is determined 70
have "A speech from some presidential aspir-
ant Recently ex-presidont Cleveland de
clined a similar compliment.
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WIN Plant a Mission in Korea.

WASHINGTON, Feb, 16.-The Southern
Presbyterian church has decided to plant a
mission in Korea, recently opened TO for
eigners. Messrs. Reynolds, johnson and
Junkin, of Union seminary, have been com
missioned by the general assembly and hope
TO start in August next.
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TtIg ARENA oE poLITIcs.

a Possible Compromise in Louisiana.
More hin Delegates Elected.
New ORLEANS, Feb l6 The McEnery
state central committee met and directed
the chairman of the committee to commu.
nicate 20 tbs Foster committee the same
propositions as were contained in the letter
addressed by the McEnery mon several days
ago TO their opponents and which n chiei
provides for the withdrawal Of Mcnnery
and Foster and Che holding 81 new primaries
and q new convention to nominate new
ticket The Foster committee meets 70.
morrow evening
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LONDON, Feb. 16-The courts have de.
cided that the proceeds Of the sale Of the
furniture of Prince Lucien Bonaparte be
divided between himself and his wife, Rosa
lie, who claimed that the property was pur
chased with her money.
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Cenoral miles was the Orator.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Feb 16. The chamber
Of commerce banquet was attended by 4sC
citizens Of this city and several hundred in.
yited guests Major General Miles, the
orator Of the occasion, delivered a lengthy
oddraea
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l6 Tho United
States grand jury brought in two indict-
meuts against Henry NJ. Yard for aiding aud
abetting an officer of a national banking as
sociation in the willful misappropriation aud
embezzlemont Of SIS funds and conspiring
with an officer of a national banking ass0cia.
tion to defrand the said association.
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ALBANY, Feb lG.-Chief Inspector Of
Factories Connolly was presented with q
beautiful watch, studded with diamonds,
by his deputies. On it was the inscription;
ITO Hon. James Connolly, the first factory
inspector Of the state Of New York. Pre-
sented by his deputies, Feb 10, 1892
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BRocRToS, Mass, Feb, l6.-Charles Hud-
son, aged eighty-seven years, suffered 81
severely with the grip that thirty light days
ago he determined to starve to death. He
has since taken no food, but notwithstand
ing his long fast is in unusual vigor, and ap
parently none the worse for it.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-The state depart
ment has issued extradition papers author
izing the return to England Of @. A. Samp
son, Americas strong man, who is charged
with stealing diamonds while performing in
the London Aquarium.
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RoNDoUT, N. Y, Feb. l6.-The board Of
health viii guard against typhus fever No
Russian Jews or Italians viii be permitted
to enter the city unless they have been in
country for a monch OF more.
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RocHEsrER, n ~, Feb iG-James Nc
Govern, NJ G. Shea and G. S. slun were
chosen by the Wyoming county Democratic
convention as delegates TO the state con,
vention The deleaAtes arc anhd for Hill
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Bosrog, Feb l6-The Massachusetts Re.
form club at its meeting next Friday will
discuss the subject Of "A national conference
OF Independent voters 10 promote tariff 10.
form. The plan is 10 hold the conference In
New York some time in April
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Want a Cruiser Named Cane NAV.

CAPE MAY, Feb. 16-Petitions are circu
lating to have one Of the new government
cruisers named after Cape May. President
Harrison and Postmaster Wanamakcr are
favorable to the scheme.
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NEW York, Feb. l6.-Four typhus fever
patient tents were accidentally burned on
North Brother island, but all the patients
escaped,
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netectIre nrown Nlssinr.

SAN Francisco, Feb 16.-Detective J. H.
Brown, of Columbus, o., well known on &C.
count Of his connection with the Sidney
Bell murder case, is missing since Thursday
last and foul play is feared.
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VRNICE, Feb 16.-Princess Darinka,
widow of Prince Danilo Of Montenegro,
uncle Of the present ruler Of that country,
Prince Nicholas is dead.
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HARTFORD, Feb. l6--Henderson Gaylord,
a lawyer Of Elmira, N. Y, died suddenly at
the residence Of Mrs. J. ". Danforth, whom
he was visiting.
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MAHANoY PLANE, Pa, Feb. 16.-The EN-.
ployees at the Lawrence g. brown colliery,
300 in number, have struck for seven weeks
baclr vvaraa
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NE rrIed 20 Kin BismnroE.

BERLIN, Feb. i6.-Kullman, the fanatical
cooper, who, on July l3, 1874, attempted to
kill, and did wound Prince Bismarck, died
in Amberg prison.
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A Noted postonIan Dead.

BOSTON, Feb 16-Calvin A. Richards is
dead. He was one Of Bostons leading rail
read men and largest real estate owners.
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BRDeEPoRr, Conn, Feb. 16.-John Deli
muth and Andrew Guttenhaufer quarreled
over board bill, and Dellmuth shot Gut
tenhaufer, fatally injuring him. He was
arrested
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WATERI0wN, Feb lG.-E r. Wynn, gen
eral counsel for the Rome, Watertown and
Ogdensburg railroad, died at his home in
tlis city
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Donaughey Found in Mobile.

MOBILE, Feb. l6.-Robert E. Donaugheys
who so mysteriously disappeared from Has-
Teton, Pa, six weeks ago, is here alive and
In aoad health
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SToEINeToS, Conn, Feb lG.-Daniel Ciies-
Loro while attempting to pacify George
Radbourne, who was quarreling with his
wife near here, was shot and instantly killed
~ the iniul lated husband.
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A Rumored Lenther nenl.

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. l6-The leather
firms Of this city are ignorant Of the reported
consolidation Of the tanners Of the United
States by an English syndicate.
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BosToN, Feb. l6.-Goyernor Russell sent
a message to the legislature stating that he
will sign bill raising the governors salary
to $4,000 provided the bill goes into effect
next wear
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she Hnd rrphn, Ferer.

CRANsToN, R. l., Feb. l6.-An immigrant
from the Massilia, Eliza Kiralwro, was
found sick with symptoms Of the typus
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ASPEN, Colo, Feb. 16.-Michael Eggers
W. L. Shirpe and NJ Caples were crushed to
death in the Mollie Gibson, the richest silver
mine in the world.
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NOTICE "A MEETING TO INSTITUTE
~ the Peoples Five year Benefit Order,
viii be held tuesday evening, February l6, at
g O'Clock. In hall over Philips & kane's paint
store, No. 5 Hast Fourth street. The meeting
will be rublic. and all are invited TO come
pays $500 in five years and $40 per week sick
and accident benefits.
1t cOsts aout ten cents rer cay.
j GRIFFITH HOWARD. q. ID. J. q.
hOTigE. THIS TWENTY FIFTH AN
IN nuai meeting of the stockholders Of the
Mutual Loan Association viii bs held on
Tuesday evening next, Februsry l6 ct +
O'Clock, at which time the annual report viii
be submitted and an election for officers and
directors VIII be held. GEO. Q. N AhlS'
SacrethrY.
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WAsHIsorox, Feb 16.-The net balancs
in the treasury has run down TO eS7, ,Sa7, 500,
Of which t12 ~, ,760 is in national bank de
positaries, sI4, COS, $50 in subsidiary COIN, and
S406, 732 in minor coin.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.-W N. GrinneIl,
Of New York, took the oath Of Office Of az
third assistant secretary of state and viii
assume tie duties of his office at once.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1892-02-16

WASHINGTON, Feb. i6-Chief Engineer
Montgomery Fletcher, United States navy,
has been placed upon the retired list
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MEAPHIs, Feb. 16-The river steamer Eu-
gene struck a snag and went to the bottom
of the river. No lives were lost
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LIvFRPooI- Feb 16.-John A. Wilcox,
editor and proprietor Of The Courier, Of this
oitv. has hacn eIected 70 Marliarneut.
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noARD ANn ROoals.

MISERABLE ROOMS WITH BOARD.
~ l07 East Eighth Street.
VWANTED. r. BOARDERS PLEASANT
w rooms. gas, bath, house heated eli
through. Good locality. 62J West Ninth st.
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EoR SALE SOME OF THE NIQEsr AR
ton street. between Thirteenth and Four
teenth. They are of medium cost. and san be
bought on easy terms call and look at them.
NOR SALE. TWO OF THE MOST COM
7 plete and best appointed cheap houses 10
he had. 9Th and jackson, seven rooms Gnu
bath, heater ana sewer correction. very
economical TO manage and Keep in repair
Apply to A. l.. JOHNSON, No. 6e4 jackson or
sth ana shirley streets.
CHANCE FOR CHEAP HOUSE.
5ls West Fourth street. 1Oronms. bath.
SIS Washington street. 10 TO )m, bath,
b2b West street. ~ rooms bath.
1000 Ere ch street, i3 rooms. BATH.
sos Fast Third street, rcoms, bath
4Vf East Firth str et, 3 rooms. bat-i.
80 Eal Seventh street. % rooms, bath.
1lOS Lincoln rect, rooms.
lf2l Trenton Place, Z loms. latn.
1912 West Eighth street, 9 rooms bath.
n. II cor 9TH S Tatnali Sta, 10 rooms, store.
132 ShalicrOss avenue, rooms. bath.
1914 jefferson street, rooms ana bath,
1546 Nan Buren stree6, rooms. bath
lOl3 Washington street, 2 rooms and hath.
12Qg Jefferson street rooms and bath.
6l5 Van Buren street. ID rooms and bath.
3O8 East Eighth St, l3 loms. store ana bath.
AZ East Fourth street. 9 rooms and bath.
e0i ncolD street, rooms bath
60i Van Buren street, 10 rooms and bath.
~ shipiey street, l6 rooms and bath.
go, sOe and slO Buttonwood street, rooms
and shed.
400 >. Clayton ST., Is -ooms aud oath.
N. w. corner 29th and Market strees :, II
rooms and bath,
50i East 81 street, 6 rooms and bath.
II none Of these suit you zeld for list oil
other properties.
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ArLANTIo oIrY HorHLs.
EELP WANTED.

100 feet from Ocean. on Kentucky ave-,
Steam heat, sun parlOrs. 81 TO S2.lO day; so
70 el2 week. Il v. STlCkNEY.
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HEALD & CO.
J. C. CORRELL,
Qate of slOyS Market street)

No. S West Seventh Street.
Someone having maliciously
reported that my business is
for sale and that | am about to
leave the city, | take this
method of making a complete
denial of the report No change
whatever has been contem-
plated and | am at the north
east corner of Seventh and
Shipley Streets, where | will be
pleased to receive old patrons
and new.
| have on my lists some of
the best properties for rent, sale
and investment to be found.
J. r. @. CORR ELL,
REAL ESTATE,
No. s West Seventh Street.
Late of sos Mark ct streetJ
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ess-----------
NOR RENT. THE THIRD STORY ROO :,
E No. 4i9iS Market street, 1870, yell
Hehted, entrance both On Market and Sht0ley
streets. JAMES MONAGhAh, No. 4l9 Mar.
ket street.
yOR RENT LARGE, WELL.
~ lighted rooms IN corner building; suit
able for Offices or light manufacturing pur.
poses Address FRANK S. DUhE.
No. 407 Shipley street.
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BUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.


DRUG STORE FOR SALF.-TO DRUG
II GI~TS and Physicians An elHganf,
we'll l-stocked and well-loc ited Drug Store
with soda Fount in and sen fat9r for sale.
Satisfactory reason for selling. Address p. D..
Box M. a. Smyrnr. Del.
TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
4 REAL nsTATE.-1he we'll known prac-
tcnl Farmer" Hotel at Grubbs, Brandywine
hundred IS offered for sale, or Will exchangs
for city reti estqe; has been licensed or one
hundred yeals; the only rosd house on the
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches.
ter has splendid bar ana hotel trade join
=. DQNAHOE, bl9 Orange street, Whining
tor, Del
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DOCTORS m'C0Y and WILDMAN

Late Of Bellevue Hospital, New York
ONCE. S35 Market stree, Wilmington.
Where an Durable Diseases srs treated with
success. II you live at a distance wsits for
a symptom Blank.
Generalization aE 0ffica or by Mail Free.
Oflice hours-9 to II a. m; TO p. m. TO ?
p. m daily.
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Tor sALF.-A FINE PIANO FOR A
y small price Call on W. A. Hukill, No
72i Market street.
DRlNTEkS- STEAM FIXTURES, con
Il piete witt cones. hangers, etc. suitable
for quarto or eishth-medium pres 3ss. Also a
lot OF betting. Apply at EVENING JOURNAL
Office.
DRINTERS.-FOR SALE, FOUR LARGE
y Imposing Stones. Apply at this Office
Weekly graphic. [volume] (Kirksville, Adair Co., Missouri) 1880-1949, 1892-06-10
Music Free.

Expenses not considered, plan
lists should tune their own piano,
for often one defective string Is
very annoying and 10 tupsr at
hand. The new book teaches g
method, whereby every lady can
easily tune. The Press, n. Y.
says: at teaches how to tune by a
Rew, simple process, and divest the
art Of all mystery. 1t also tells
how to remedy ell defects in piano
and organ The price bound in
Leatherett is 775c, but to int1odrcs
quickly it will be sent free With
ten pieces sheet music, and a pres.
ent sold for one dollar, to all
sending thirteen two cent for post
sgs. etc., and names of six per-
son who play. This short time
offer is by reliable ilouss. Great
terms to composers by a new plan.
Address Standard Music Co.. s
Euclid-aye., Cleveland, 0.
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5rasheas Briefs.

Johnathan Smith is in poo,
health.
The Rev. Hustled is again able
to be out and around.
W. e. Eckert returned this
week from st. Louis, where he hac
beea 70 replenish his stock.
Prof. John Rogers, will, assisted
by his class. give g musical con
cert at the academy building Fri
day evening, June "a.
Brssheer will celebrate the
Fourth in good style; the edic
went forth last evening in a mass
meeting, held in the Gem City
restaurant parlors.
lThe Breshsar Eana Bows spread
very successful strEvberry and
Joe cream festival in the city park
last Saturday evening. They
rendered soEae very Fms open air
music The occasion WAS pro-
nounced very enjoyable one.
i. W. Rogers, on his return
from the east brought with him
ahe latest designed line of clocks,
watchee and ;ewelry, and he has
now opened UP on tas Yest side
the above line Of goods. -
Children's Day was observed in
due form at tie NJ. E. church
south last Sabbath morning, The
interior Of the church vas finely
decorated with evergreens and
flowers, and the program rendered
was very creditable.
The NJ. E. church, north, will
observe next Sabbath, the 18th,
as theiE GAildren's Day, it being
the Sabbath set apart By the
church authorities to be observed
as near as possible all over Chris.
tendon. The Program entitled
"The League OF Honor" as pro-
vided by the Church Board of
Education will be rendered by the
Sabbath School.
j. ". Henry's little two-year-
old boy narrowly esceped death
last Saturday. He was wound up
Q i shaft in his fathers grist mill.
BY his clothing giving away he
was thrown violently to the floor,
when he was picked up uncon-
scious by his father. No bones
broken, but badly cut face.
1t this writing democrats as
we'll as republicans are anxiously |
waiting to hear the results Of the |
Minneapolis convention to know |
whether it will be Blaine or Har-
rison. OF it may be Mckinley.
The majority OF the republicans
here express hopes for the presi-
dent.
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The CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE,

The first Congressional District
has been cursed with the most in
efficientcongressional committee S
ever known. They have been made
up of men whose highest ideas of
their duties WAS to be elected rs
committeeman and then wait until
after presidential election and
secure cheap notoriety as patron
age dealers. They were political
montebanks who knew not their
own duty, or knowing it failed to
perform it. Never was an effort
made to secure a canvass of the
district and what little work was
done was bv the unfortunate
martyr who consented to make the
race for congress. In some in
stances they had very warm feel
ings with the enemy, and Mr..
Hatch WAS willing to give them
all the aid he could in securing
patronage, which was their high
eat idea of the Office of a Central
Committeeman. Had we had al
efficient committee we could have
had thorough canvass of this
district by over a dozen local ora
tors, who are willing to go and pay
their own expences. What the
present committee will do re-
mains to be seen, but it is hoped
that they will have some other end
in view than dealing out post
offices next year. Major
Cramer has early evinced an
ability for organization that no
other candidate has done. He has
secured promises from fifteen
local speakers to stump the dis
trict, and at least ten outside,
This will make, in addition to the
Majors own work, over fifteen
speeches in each county, some
thing never before known. But
MAJOR Cremer cannot do it all.
He needs the cooperation of the
committee in arranging the work
and assigning speakers to terri
tory. The committee elected
should do this, and if they don t
they are no better than the CON-
mittees of the past. We hope they
will awake to sense of their duty
and dc the work which belongs to
them.
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REPUBLICAN EATI0hkL CONVEN-
TON.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. June att

MINNEAPOLIS, MINI. June ath.
The air of Minneapolis is sur
charged with political enthusiasm.
The music of marching bands, the
roll Of the drum and the shout of
the clubmen are everywhere. The
city is beautifully decorated, and
the splendid streets ana avenues,
scrupulously clean, never showed
to better advantage. The number
of strangers in the city is estimat-
ed at 10000 and the ability of
Minneapolis to handle large
crowds has been fully demonstrst-
ed.
The Cincinnati Blaine club ar
rived Monday. The club numbers
200, and is the best drilled Iorgani-
zation that has put in an appear
ance. Black Prince Albert coats,
light trousers, white tall hats and
umbrellas, some white, some red
and some blue, make a very neat
and attractive costume. Its motto
is "vim, vigor and victory" aud
wherever it appears produces a
genuine sensation.
The Chicago Blaine club is the
noisiest on the ground. These
fellows march through the
streets to the tune of "Blaine!
Blaine! JameG g. Blaine" and
they have kept it up 20 constantly
that all others have caught the
inspiration, and wherever you see
two persons wearing Blaine badg-
es, they are keeping step to the
tune of the magic words.
The Mcdonald Blaine club Of
Fort Madison, Ind, and the Blaine
club of Indianapolis, attract great
attention. The Mcdonald club,
several hundred strong, marched
through the streets. shouting for
Blaine and carrying Blaine ban |
ners, and pictures of the Great
Secretary. The Mcdonald men
wear gray slouch hats and gray
busters, and carry red, white and
blue plumes.
The North Dakots club with
its plumes and banners maize e
very attractive showing, and is
enthusiastic for Blaine, and de-
,lares that the entire Great North
west is of the same mind.
The California Blaine club
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WE WILL CELEBRATE.

An enthusiastic meeting OF the
business men of Klrksviile was
held in Judge Richey's office,
Monday afternoon The meeting
appointed an executive COMMITTEES
to take charge of and select
necessary committees toward the
celebrating of the fourth of July.
The following gentlemen were
named as euch committee: W. g..
l'out, Fl. G.. Parceli, W. IL. Pha-
len, L. g. Siglet, A. [. Doneghy,
B. F. Heiny, and Fred D"rrow.
Tn, meeting then adjourned,
and the executive committee Cell
vened for business at once. The
following were appointed as COM
mittees to superinteEd the neces-
sary work that goes with success
ful celebration of our Indepen-
dence Day.
FINANCE COMMITTEES = w. f.
Sholly, A. |. Doneghy, and Gene
Thomas for west side. L. O. Pick
Ter, H. G. Parcell, and l.. Q. Sig
Ter for north side. G. w. Tull,
w. E. Greene, and NJ. d. Cole for
east side. w. II. Phalen, Chas.
V. Miller. and John Gates, for
sc nth side.
ADVERTISING AND PROGRAMME.
Y. Miller, G. Z. Ross, A. L. Done
ghy, Gene Thomas, AL Tinsman.
COMMITTEE ON SpEAKER-B. f.
Helny, Andrew Ellison, and j. l..
Porter.
ADJUSTMENTS 0. e. Prickett,
G. E. Ross, Chas. Hulett, Fred
Darrow, Jno. Gates, II. NJ. Sheeks,
and Fl K. Benneson.
GRoUNDs-R. Clark, ST., s. M.
Plskler, w. +. Smith.
DECORATION j. w. Tinsman,
B. w. Sands, &. w. Tull, c. i.
Rider, b. Lowenstein, Mrs. W.
G. Fout, Mrs. A. l. Doneghy,
Mrs. Nettie Boyles, Miss Bessie
Duffield, Mrs. G. Z. Leech, Mrs
I. J. Dockery, Mrs. Gene Thomas.
Music = Frank Parker, Geo
Notestein, Prof. Damn, D. e.
Pierce, Prof. Swanger, Prof. For
quer, Prof. Mumma. Homer
Smith, w, r. Holloway.
TRANsPoRTATIoN--J. w. Tins
man. W. n. Phalen, W. L. Noouan
Chas. Hartupee.
| WATER AND lew. T. Foui
and Il. CLARK Jr.
RECEPTIoN-J. w. Tinsman, w
I. Baird, P. G. Mills, r. M. Ringo
S. NJ. Link, 4. NJ. Harrington
Geo. Eckert.
MARSHAL OF THE DAY-Jas. H.
kinnesr.
The fireworks will he purchased
by the executive committee, and
the display OF same will be made
by the fire company.
The executive committee adj
journed to meet ct call OF chair.
man,