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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Meat is away up at the topmost
prices, but the butchers arc not to
blame. as good cattle and sheep arc
Source and hard TO get. There have
been several jumps in the wholesale
price duIing tho past fow weeks,
which have obliged the butchers to
advance the price oil meats to consu-
mers. II Is however fortunate that
during the hot weather there Is not as
much meat consumed us during the
ulnter months.
Fish arc also scarce, but the large
dealers like Mcclure, have uil the vaii-
PIES In season. The price however is
high. and the scarcity is no doubt
caused by the immense number OF
nenhaden that infest the bay
The scarcity of crabs is said to be
paused by the severe cold last winter,
which Killed great many. The con
sumption in this city OF hard crabs
Will average about three barrels a day
qnd about twenty-five crates OF soft
ehell.
The regular oyster season is about
over, but Allen AinsGOw, OF 100 Ship
iry street manages TO keep tull sup
ply OF Chincoteagues, winch arc fat
and lueciouF. Mr.. Ainscow will have d
fnil supply of these celebrated oyslere
and also hard ana soft shell cabs all
1uin mer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
IlaIs


Ex-OfIlcer Di Mare is out of politics.
especially of the Dem ocratlc kind.
DR.. ], Lipplncott. 7oS French street.
Chronic and painful diseases a spe-
cialty.
ApsoIutoiy pure ice crenm wholesale
and retail by new apparatus. Alton H.
Ainscow. 701-9-ll Shlpley st. See Adv
George Conner. one of tho best
known Pilots on the Delaware river.
died yesterday at the residence Of his
daughter, 1889 Gratz avenue.
Tuberious Rooted Begonias. either
pink, scarlet, white, crimson or vel.
low. l5o. each, Sl.50 per doz.. at j. j.
Smiths Fourth and Shipley SITS.
A strawberry festival will be held In
tho Red Mems Hall, Newport. Friday
and Saturday evenings, for tho benefit
of the NJ. Il. Sunday School.
The now license forms for hawkers,
peudlers and sellers OF all furrl pro-
ducts, under tho new law, have been
received at the office Of County Clerk
Biggs.
Examination Of teachers for first and
second grade and provisional certifl
Gates will be held In Middletown on
June 17;Nat Newark on Friday, June
Prof. i. |. Handy OF Newark will de-
liver the Fourth of July Grafton at
FELTON,. Tho citizens OF that town will
make the occasion memorable.
Ex-ofilcer Mahoney, it is eaid, is
now voting the Republican ticket; so
are his futher, his brothers and lis
cousins. He knows good thing
when he Ia Kicked out by tho Demo-
pfatin IOlipa f'pp, caippnra
The board Of managers OF the
Homeopathic Hospital wish TO make
grateful nowledgenent of the efll-
the Amateur Dramatic Company.
At West Presbyterian Church to-
morrow evening the Rsv. a. N, Keig.
win will preach on The General As.
sembly and tho briggs Case" Mr..
keigwin has given the matter consid.
cradle study. -=-.."#
Collector OF Port Townsend yester.
day received notice from Washin.Lo Ton
of the appointment Of Representative
j. Harvey Spruance to be clerk at the
new Federal building.
At the forty-iirst yearly meeting OF
Progressive Friends which is now lie,
ing held at the old Longwood meeting
house, near tennett Square. Row.
William IL. Johnson this afternoon
opened discussion on The Single
lax"
Mr.. John Z. Lewis. proprietor of the
Deer Park Hotel, and who owns a
splendid farm. near the p. W. e. d. stu
ton, at Newark, hos purchased a ma
chine to harvest his rxe. The machine
cuts, thrnshes and straightens the rye
straw. which makes 1t very valuable
for marketing purposes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

EI.KToN. Md, June 9.-Tbe congrega-
tion of West Nottingham Presbyterian
Church. Cecil county, passed the fol-
lowing resolution respecting the re-
tiIement Of the Rev. DIR. 8. A. Gayley
as pastor, thus ending a pastorate Of
thirty-seven years:
Whereas, The pastoral relations of
Rev. DR.. s. A. Gayley with this church
are now closed, and as they have been
OF exceptional duration, exercising a
widespread influence and marked with
distinguished aooeptaUility; and mas
much as 1t is not the desire OF this
congregation to absolutely dissolve
the relations that have been brought
about by the intercourse of years. but
rather that the retiring pastor may
feel that all ''the ties that bind" are
not wholly severed and that tho con.
gregation and pastor may feel FREQ TO
call o.. uact other In the event of such
a desire: Therefore
Resolved, That Rev. DR. s. A. Cav.
ley lie elected pastor emeritus7 OF
this church and congregation, to take
effect from this date.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
Pennsylvania People Benefited.
Mrs. Carrie rsouson Gained IN Flesh
from 8sIbs, % iel i-s BY the use Of
simple Remedy,
nIEN AND WOMEN INTERESTED.

"1t X astonishing" said one OF our
physlciahs tho other evening, "how
many Of the ordinary diseases people
suffer from come from the one cause
excess OF uric acid In tho blood. To
discover o medicine that would dis.
solve this acid has puzzled thousands
OF tho best men OF the medical pro.
fession, until DIR. David kennedy, OF
Rondout, N. y. produced what Is
known the world over as DR.. Kenne-
dy's Favorite Remedy. The great
value we place In Favorite Remedy
comes from the fact that It ls tho
only medicine that will effectually
dissolve this acid, thus curing rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, kidney, liver and
urinary troubles and tho sicknesses
women suffer from. These and many
more troubles all come from the one
cause, MS l said before, this death
dealing uric acid"
Perhaps there has been no one per.
son In WyomlnR Co, Pa, that has suf-
fered more than Mrs. Carrie Bouton,
formerly of Scottsyille, but now OF
Haryey's Lake, Luzern county. Mrs.
Bouton, in relating her restoration to
health. said: From girl l suffered
from female trouble or weakness po-
ouliar to my sex. Several physicians
prescribed for me but / found no re.
lief. Twas reduced In flesh down to
6S pounds. By accident heard OF DIR.
Kennedy's Favorlte remedy and deter
mined to try 1t, and to my great joy /
began to renlize that l hal found q
medicine that was doing me good. i
think / had used five bottles when |
found that weighed 1871 4 pounds and
was better in health than ever was
before.
Inquiry among Mrs. Bouton's neigh
bors shows that she states nothing
but the facts in regard to her case.
Many other instances of the kind are
widely talked of In Scottsville, Tunk-
hammock. WillSesbarre, and other
places where Dr. Kennedy's Favorlte
Remedy has effected many cures after
physicians had given up hope.
But" says one of our prominent
druggists. "Favorite remedy Is equal
ly efllcacious In other diseases, as
talks with people have sold Favorite
Remedy to affirm. To my knowledge
right In our own town Favorite Rem
edy has cured people suffering from
rheumatism. dyspepsia, kidney. liver
and urinary troubles"
Since the publication In ono OF New
York's medical Journals OF tho case of
Mr.. u. p. layer. of East Nassau, NY,
TX heHHcuyS tuFOrite ltoineuy nus
been increasing in sale. MIR. layer
has suffered for fifteen years with In
llammatory rheumatism. His case
was practically abandoned by his ply
sicinns. Favorite Remedy was brought
to his notice and In less than three
months after its use he was we'll
man.
In commencing on this case. DR.. w.
II. Morse, OF New York City, says:
The great good in Favorlte Remedy
lies in Its power to dissolve this deadly
uric acid. In cases OF dyspepsia, ecze-
ma, scrofula or any urinary diseases l
have never known 1t to fail, when tax.
en- according to directions. DR.. Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy Is not only
used by physicians now but can be
found on sale by every medicine deal
er.-Wilkesbarre (Pa Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
For steady nerves and good sleep
use
Bromo Seltzer. Contains no Anti
Pyrine.

Last Thursday, Winfield Capell,
colored man employed on a stone
barge. and residing In Virginia, con.
Guided to see part of Wllm ington.
In the evening he drew o. OF his
money and wendell his way to the
classic region of Hedgeville. He says
that he did not stop on the way, not
even for drind; neither did he
speak to any one, until he met his Do
liab. in tho shape OF dusky damsel
named Mary Jeans. l.I-
After a few minutes conversation
sho retired to O house kept by Maria
Hartman, on Liberty sJroot. Winfield
and Mary Immediately retired u a
private room, and now no claims that
while In there, the fair Mary, In a fit
OF abstraction, distracted 60 from
his jumper pocket.
lie had warrant issued at once,
and when Mary was searched ut police
station by Matron White, three OIL
notes were found in her possession.
The case was heard before Judge Ball
this morning, when the defense was
represented by William L. Lyman. 1t
was shown that while the prosecutor
was on the way to the house, he stop
ped and played crap about one hour,
and that after he discovered his loss
he was seen outside with q lamp
looking for 1t.
As there was no direct testimony to
show that Mary had taken The money
she was discharged, with q warning
from Judge Ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Yesterday Captain Kane and Detec'
tive McVey arrested a young colored
man named Garrett w. Murray. on q
charge OF highway robbery. II
SCENE that an aged man, stranger In
this city, named Robert w. Lamb. had
reported to the police that he had been
robbed OF e57. From the description
which be gave. Murray, who is also
"a stranger here. was arrested. The
mistake was discovered by this morn.
Ing. and when he was arraigned before
Judge Ball the case was dismissed, and
the accused discharged.
Murray Is bright. Intelligent look.
Ing colored man, who has been in this
city but short time. He came here
from New Jersey, and was the star wilt
ness Mt the time Lingo was tried for
the murder OF Mrs. Miller.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
The kntie Dugnn Mv.,.rv

There will be something OF very
startling and sensational development
made public In a few days In regard
TO tho Katie Dugan mystery. The
State detectives have been working
on this affair for the past three months
and on being approached by report
er OF tho REPUBLICAN this morning
said they had nothing for publication.
but all the snms the reporter has II
from reliable Information that some
thing OF u startling nature will be
made public In few days, that will
mako very interesting reading matter
for our readers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Rev. John Simms will preach at
North East tomorrow.
Philip Layton. OF Georgetown, was
in this city yesterday.
Rev. c, A. Grse has returned to his
homo at Georgetown.
Mrs. David Marvel, of Georgetown,
Ia registered at tho Clayton House.
Mrs. Howard Titus, of this city. Is
Nance, at Elkton.
Mrs Jesse Shippers OF North East Is
visiting friends in this city.
Miss Lulu Kitchens and Miss Berthe
George OF Elltton have been spending
a week with Wilmington friends.
Professor II. S. Godey will go to
Pennsgrovo next Friday, where lie will
address the graduates OF the public
school there.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
FOURTH EDITION


A meeting OF the trustees and the
committee. which has been appointed
by quarterly NJ. Z. Conference to dis
CUES the adyisabillty OF rebuilding st,
'adl's Nj; i. church on the present
site or rebuild 1t elsewhere, met last
evening. Several sites were mentioned
and discussed, but the meeting finally
wound up by the appointing of the
following committee to look for a site
and to get plans for the same: Will
Liam II, Foulk, Edgar A. Finley and
8. II. Baynaiyi.
The probabilities are that a new
site will receive favorable eonsidera-
tion and that the old st. Pauls, the
mother OF Grace, will bs rebuilt in
another part OF the city, more Wes-
terlly is favorably recommended.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
DIED.


WRlGHT-At Conowingo. Md. on Juno
Sth, Mary e: Wright, beloved wife OF
Robert y. Wright.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her brother. James II. Por-
ter. ~. Taylor street. on Monday after
noon ut 2.a0 o'clock Services at The
house. lntermcnt at Riycrview Gene
terry.
NcDONNELT.-In this city on the 9th
inst, Hannah Mcdonnell.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence of her sister. Mrs. Mary q. Rob-
inson, Delaware avenue and Madison
street, Monday afternoon, the 18th inst,
at 3 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
FIFTH EDITION,


I9e chairpan OF forty lodges of
heading Railroad employaes are rag-
lstered at the st. Charles Hotel. Third
street below Arch. PHILADELPHIA. Tliev
are there to confer with the Reading
railroad officials with q view to a read.
1ustment OF rules and regulations.
governing the employees OF the lines
comprising the Reading system.
Their Intention was to obtain IN i'm.
mediate interview with the receivers
OF inc road and lay before them the
ployees whom they represent. Their
Intention was frustrated, as the re-
delivers declined to see them and turn.
ed them over to Vice President Voor-
hees. The latter gentleman consented
to see the committee "Wednesday
morning, but steadfastly refused to
enter into any discussion bearing
upon the now schedule OF rules de-
handed by the men.
Chief p. III. Arthur, OF tho engi-
neers 7. P. Sergeant. OF the iiremen;
T. IL. Morrisey, OF the brakeman; s.
a. Wilkinson, of the tralnmen; John
E hamsey. OF the telegraphcrs, and
Shief Clark. OF the conductors, have
been telegraphed to be on hand at the
conference.
THE GRIEVANCE.
One OF the chnirmen, In CONVERSE
tion with reporter, said last night:
1.-THE forty men here assembled rep.
resent all the employees In the employ
Oh The Reading system. What we
want Is general revision OF the ru les,
new scale OF wages and better ad-
1ustment OF hours OF work. Some
men are working eight hours q day,
some arc working fourteen hours q
pay tor little work, others very poOs
pay for hard work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Samuel Brooks ha da warrant Issued
by Squire Charles L. McWhorter for
the arrest OF his landlady, residing ON
the eastern side OF the city charging
her with appropriating Sl2 of his
money. II appears that Samuel made
her his banker, placing his wages III
her hands for safe keeping. One day
OF last month he made demand for
his money, and it WAS handed TO him.
lie went on drunk and spent it, and
was 80 unfortunate as TO get pulled in
aud sent over to tho stone pile for 80
DAYS When the Squire heard about
little drunk he Immediately
dismissed the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

We don't know what YOU may need In
the way OF footwear THIS evening, but
u you want the best goods Tor he
smallest amount Of money, wo think
We can meet your wants. We are all
right again on tan goods, low prices
and good quality. sold some styles
sooner than we expected. Several
new styles OF eStla Hight calf Shoes
for men. Our low prices on these
goods are hard to duplicate, IN fact
we can say the same for all our goods.
We don't believe you can better the
quality or price. Folman's, No. II
East Fourth street. between Market
and KING.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

State of THERMOMETERS
al the RGPUB LOAN ouioe to-day. In this
shade:
Z oclncls: 10 O'Clock; 9 o'clock
~ SO 92
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

!. That man who said tnat the stout
ami strong steamer lhomasA. Morgan
was unsafe. Any body ought to know,
except an lgnoramus, that no steamer
can ply the DeBware Rlver without a
permit from tho Government inspcc.
tor.
This Is an effort to luiuro Kings
wood Church aud unbecoming Hot
tentot. This calls Tor every friend OF
Kingswood to go next tuesday and
stamp out this effort of our enemy.
Go with US on the large and safe
Thomas A. Morgan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

ing at 10 o'clock.
4. s. DUPONT was appointed guar
dian for Fl. b., W. r.. Mary A.. Isabella
l.. and Margaret L.. children OF Lam
mot DUPONT, deceased.
Rose Livingston was appointed
guardian OF her daughter, Bessie i.
S. Pennington, administrator of f..
A. birmingham. made return Of sale,
which was approved.
The commission In partition to lay
cLllm for Widows dover, In estate of
James Bowen, deceased. nude return,
which was approved.
Andrew bernhard. administrator OF
John w. Bernhard, was granted per-
mission to make sale of real estate.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

John Walthor and Company have
Just turned out one of tho finest doc.
tors carriages ever made In this city.
Inc vehicle WIS made for DIR. l.. A.
hitttnger. Tho running gears are of a
straw color. with green stripping. The
body Is finished in English wIlile cor.
duroy and The entire structure gold
mounted. Mr. Walther makes Il spe-
Gialty OF line carriage building and
also repairing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

The following deaths were recorded
at Registrar Colquhoun's Office yes.
day:
McCarthy-On June Z. at No. 72S
Bennett street, Mary Mccarthy, aged
II months. e.
Reed-On June 8, at No. Sl3 Wollas-
ton street. Michael Reed, aged .
weeks. b.
Wrlght-On June s. at Conowingo.
Nd, Mary L. Wright, aged 81 years. @
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Dick" Hawke. OF this city, pitched
Tor the Baltimore club against tho
Chicago club at Baltimore yesterday.
lilo made a good showing, although
oil his delivery. Five of the twelve
hits were made In the ninth inning
and three men scored. The baltimore
won the game by score of IL toe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Some time ago an aged man, IN In
mate OF the almshouse, wns arrested
for drunkenness, and when he was
searched at police station pistol was
found In ono of his pockets. This
charge, however, was not pushed
on account of his age, md now al
most every day he has visited the City
Hall, demanding his pistol. which the
officers decline to return. This
morning be was on hand again and
when refused his weapon. declared
that he would buy another and kill u
half dozen men, If he wanted to. The
officers arc getting very tired of his
visits and II he gives them much more
trouble 1t Is probable that he will he
locked up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Norris c. HelsIett, au errand boy In
tho employ OF tho Harlan and Hol.
llngsworth Company and living at
No. 6l7 West Third street, had the
bones In his left foot broken Mt the
compnny's yard yesterday evening.
The accident was caused by Helslett
having the foot caught between a
stone table and an electric car. which
Is used about the yard. DIR. Kerbaugh
is attending the wounded boy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

CRoZER-CONLY.-o On the 7th of June.
1893. at tho residence of the BRIDES
parents. Using Sun. Del, by the Rev
WIN. l.. White, Mr.. Forrest Grocer, OF
trenton, N. j.. and Miss Lizzie Comfy of
Rising Sun. Dol.
iIRST-SNEhTH the parsonage of
Central Presbyterian Church, 7i5 Ring
street. on Wednesday evening, June
ith. 1893 by ltev. VIM. +. swartz Mr..
Robert X. Hirst and Miss Mary il.
Snoa h. both of this city.
SAVELL-JoHNSON the evening Of
Thursday. juno Sth 1893, at Snyder Ayo
nue. baptist Church. Seventh and Sny-
der Avenue. Phi iladeIphia. Pa. by Rev.
d. Wesley Sullivan, Mr.. Frank NJ. Su-
veil, of New Orleans, and Miss Lmma-
NJ. Johnson. OF Philadelphia, Pa.
HUDSON-MULLIN. June 9Th. 1898.
ut the residence of tho bride. Charles
T. Hudson and Miss Mary Mullin, both
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

AsBuRY PARK. June 9.-The Supreme
Court of New Jersey has declared that
the license ordinance OF the Ocean
Grove Camp Meeting Association 10
unconstitutional. The result was
reached In the suit brought against the
association by Ralph Thompson, q
grocer in Asbury Park. Last summer
when Thompson attempted to deliver
some goods In Ocean Grove he was
elected because he refused to pay the
license fee OF e25. He will now bring
suit for damages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

The supreme Lodge of tho Knights
OF Pytlias will meet to-day in Chicago
and Mr.. Stansbury j. Wiley will be
disposed OF as Eschequer and Ex-
Sheriff William Simmons will ba ten
dered the position which pays n salary
of 1880 year. Mr.. Simmons will
accept the position and give bonds
for the faithful performance of his
duties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

VIM. NJ. Candy reported at the DO
lice station this morning that his horse
ana carriage had been stolen from
Delaware Avenue and DUPONT streets
this morning. Mr.. Candy left tho
team standing at the corner while he
attended to some business. and when
he returned hc found IL gone. The
eDlmal Il bay and about fifteen hands
high. Tho buggy has Il top and In il
was a light lap blanket.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

NOTICE-0nly those who have tried
In them know how profitable building
associations nre as an investment,
Another chance is row efIerod for a
good and safe investment Of your saw
ings
Tho Guardian Savings and Loan Asso-
citation Is Issuing u new series of 81 ares
at one dnlar each, beginning with June
payment.
Each share entities the holder TO bor-
row !: 90, when desired, payable in easy
monthly insalments.
Loans may be returned In partial pay
meuts. or all at once. as desired. New
books now ready.
For further particulars or shares apply
to II. II. HOkEECkEk. Pres dent,
WIN. L. HAWKINS, Secretary.
je9-lm-e cod 7i2 Market Street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

Contractor William q. Brown this
morning obtained permit from Build
ing Inspector Dohl for the erection of
tho new Harrison street Church to be
built on tho south side of seventh and
between Frankll In and Harrison streets.
The church will be SO feet front and
1903 feet decd. The permit gives the
cost as $4,000. The work of digging
the cellar is now In progress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10
Grand Lecture,

The Rev. DIR. 4. l.. Hubbard of Union
N. 4. Church will lecture for the bene-
lit OF tho Ladies' Aid Society OF Made.
ley NJ. Il. Church next Monday even.
Ing, June 18th. at 1.i5 o'clock. Subject,
.sllow to triumph over Foes and Fools. -
Don't fail To hear Dir. Hubbard at
Madeley Church, II you do you will
miss rare treat. Doors open at $50
p. m. Tickets sold at tho door, Adult Ia
Is cents. Children 10 renlS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

For tho last two or three years par.
Ties have been reporting such reports
us Geo. w. jackson. tho bill poster, is
going out OF business; he is out of
business, and he has no bill boards
Tho falsity OF the above con be seen
by the posters for tho picnic by the
conductors and Motormens Relief AS
ISOLATION, of tho Wilmington City
halfway Company. which takes place
On saturday, June nth. The good
dlspiay OF posters was done by the IN.
dersigned with 100 posters.
e-....... Yours truly,
Gro. W. JACKSON,
II Bill Poster. and Distributor.
ia 9O7 Orange Street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-10

james G. Smith, who has been en-.
gagged with Robert Merrick for long
tiino, visited our city to-day. They
have made arrangements to have u
sale Of COWS on the farm at Adams
station, OH Thursday, the I'D inst. In.
stead Of at Centreville. Those who
wish to purchase should make note
auctioneer, and Farmer Ellis Hicks
will act as clerk.