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Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-26

cut. The little
white lines arc
the nerves which
convey the nerve
force from / h o
nerve centers to
every part of the
body just as tho
electric currents ls
conveyed along
/ h @ telegraph
wires TO @ V o = v
station, large or
small. Ordinary
pilyAl lilll1 lilll w
regard this fact;
instead Of treat
Ing the nerve CEN
ters for the cause
OF tho disorders
arising thoreGrom
they troa 4 tho
part Affected
Franklin Miles,
NJ, Dn III. D., tho
highly celebrated
specialist and
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-26
SURROUNDED BY MYSTERY!
A Great Mistake,

A recent discovery is that headache,
dizziness dullness, confusion Of the mind,
ETC., are due to arrangement Of the nerve
centers which supply the brain with nerve
force; that indigestion, dyspepsia, neuralgia
wind In stomach, etc, arise from the derango-
ment of the nerve centers supplying these Or
gans with nerve fluid or force This Is likewise
true Of many diseases Of the heart and lungs
The nerve system Is like o telegraph system,
rs will be seen by the accompanying
Daily Texarkana Democrat., 1893-05-26

Epilepsy cured by Or. MlI0s' Ner,Ino,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
STONE. THE MURDERED, sENrENcED.
II Took the Jury Fifteen Minutes to Decide
the Quit OF the slayer six.

1t Took the Jury Fifteen Minutes to Decide
the Quit OF the Slayer six.
WAsHINGToS. Ind. Nov. 4.-James F. Stone.
the self-confessed murderer of the Wrattan
fnmiy. was tried. convicted. and sentenced
here to-day In remarkably quick time. All the
men indicted DANES J.. Stone. Grandson
Crosby. John White. William Rays. GIBSON
Clark Alonzo Wilams and Martin Iarberl
for the massacre and taken to the peni-
Tertiary Immediately after Stones first confess
sion were brought back last night from JEFF
fersonvillc. A crowd OF some two hundred
was present at the depot. but made no demon
STATIONS.
Stone wHs the picture OF wretchedness and
despair as Judge lefron asked: Are YOU
guilty or rot guilty. as charged in the indict-
ncnt ?" The reply came in Il clear voice:
., a jury was seIocte'', and, after being out hut
fifteen minutes returned verdict Of guilty.
Great excitement prevailed in thu court room.
and the city was crowded all day with people
from this and adjoining counties
n sentencing Stone the Judge said: " The
taking OF your savage and depraved lie IL but
a poor con p"nsation FOR the six innocent lives
you have destroyed: but your life IL the most
that you have 70 give. and that is all that the
law demands"
stone viii h." hanged on Feb. 10 The other
susp""ts. who were evidently cloar rod from COM
plirity in the crime by stones later confessions
will be examined in short time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
GIVES ms MANTLE TO M,kINLEY.
Senator sherman Joins Foraker In Suggest
Ing the Governor for President.

TOLEDO. Nov 4.-Much interest has just been
ADDED to OHIO politics by tho statement which
hasduietly been passed among the Republican
leaders that Senator sherman has declared
himself in favor of Mckinley for President
The Senator Is said to have made tho state
mont to the Hon. George p. Waldorf ex-Col-
iector OF Internal Revenue in this city. who
had dinner with him at his homo In Mansnel
Just before Mr.. sherman went back to Wash.
inSton recently. The expression tho Soma
tore used. Mr. Waldorf has said. IL that
1t would please him to have whatever
mantle OF honor he had won in public lie fnll
from his shoulders to those Of Mckinley. and
he would be glad to see him ION in at ed for the
Presidency in 1876.
He added that IL hts assistance was desired.
1t WAS al Mt til. disposal OF the Governor.
What has induced Mr. sherman to give up
all the aspirat ions no has held for the last two
decades to rule the nation is a matter OF con-
lecture. unless IT is that he has outcrown the
Held OF available cand dates. Eorak"rs state
ment In public that he was for Mckin-
Icy for President also adds interest to
the spectacle sherman and Foraker rarely
agree on any policy. The Republicans say IL
Is n matter OF majority whether Mckinley will
he the nominee. A majority Of 30 900 or more,
they think. will settle it. The Indications to-
night IN this part OF the State are that McKin-
ley will not have 10000 majority but about
10000 less than that.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
THE SAN 1HAscrsco USES HER RAM,
She Could Neither Tow Nor Blow Up n
DereiIci, SO She Cut 1t In Two.

sbe Could Neither Tow Nor Blow Up n
DereiIci, SO She Cut 1t In Two.
SAN Francisco. Now IA private letter re-
ceived In this city from ono OF the officers Of
the cruiser San Francisco relates On exciting
incident Of the recent voyage Of the cruiser
from New York to Key West. Fla.
When about $40 miles from Key West wreck
was sighted. The man-ofwar made for It and
found it to be the schooner Drisko OF Jones'
port. Me-. and from her log It was learne cd that
she WAS bound from Galveston to Kingston.
Jamaica.
The schooner which was loaded with lum-
ber had been caught in a hurricane. and was
swept fore and aft. Cart. Watson OF tho San
Francisco decided to tow the wreck to Key
West. but at midnight the hawsers parted.
The cruiser. however. remained by tho
achooner until the next morning. when Can't.
Watson deemed it advisable to blow up the
wreck with dynamite.
Two attemps were made but without sue
cess. when Capt. Watson gav- orders to ram
the wreck. The san Francisco was thoreupon
sent ahead at q speed Of ABOUT twenty knots.
and the wreck was cat in two. The lumber
poured out of the two halves and gradually
scattered on tho waves.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
4 NOYEL SALE.
Thousands Of tho Finest Winter Suits and
Overconts at Exactly Half Price at Hroad-
why and Thirty first street.

Overconts at Exactly Half Price at broad
way and Thirty-hrst street.
Messrs. yoeel Brothers OF broadway and
Thirty first street will begin their exact half
price clearing sale tomorrow. Nov. e. Being
heavily overstocked. they tako this method Of
reducing their enormous stock OF fine winter
clothing In preference to carrying them over
to next season. Remember these suits and
overcoats are OF the choicest new styles. finest
all materials. manufactured expressly
for this season for medium and fine retail
trade The following are some OF the bar
gains they offer: Mems suits all sizes, in
frocks, single breasted sacks. and double
breasted sacks OF cheyIots, cassimeres In plain
black. blue. dark oxford mixed. grays-these
suits. $50. now sold for $40; mems extra fine
quality frock and sack suits. SOD now sold
for Sll; mems frock and sack suits Of fine i'm
ported materials SO. now sold 70, $3.50:
mems finest grades worstod ard vicuna frock
and sack suits. So. now sold for Sl4:
mems winter ovcrcoat7. SlS. now sold for
50: men = fall and winter oyercoats. $40. now
sold for $40: mems fal! and winter overcoats.
SOB. now sold for $l25O They have thou
sands fthc finest qualities winter suits. over
coats, and ulsters. too numerous to describe.
at equally low prices. Thousands OF boys and
children's winter suits. overcoats. listers, and
cane coats at half prize. Fine kilt suits for
little boys 81, now sold for So; fine heavy
children's knIckerbocker suits. 81. now sold
for $3.50 Hundreds Of REFERS and overcoats
for children at half price. Every ticket on
each garment shows the original price. which
has been faithfully adhered to. and under
meath the exact half price for which they are
now sold. This 10 an opportunity rarely Of
fered from a reliable house like Vogel Broth
ers. large additional force OF salesmen has
been engaged. so that. no matter how large
the crowd. every ono viii be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to. Make no mistake:
this genuine half price clearing sale is only at
Broadway and Thirty first ST.. logel Brothers
mammoth new clothing honse.-Adu.
4 mile IN minutsS expense % esnts per day.
bsnl NotoT-WSgeA Co.. 10 Wall ~, n. E.-A1&
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
FATHER MURPHY SURREN DERS
He Vncntes ,hc Cnrn'e'- House TO Escape
ENcomfiu m! - tlor,

PATERSON n. j.. Nov. 4.-The mandate
issued by Bishop WiEger directing Father
Henry Murphy. the deposed curate OF st.
Joseph's Church. to vacate his residence
under the pain OF communication was
complied with to-day BY the priest. Tho Or
der called for his vacating before 3 o'clock this
afternoon. Father Murphy. with his niece. Miss
McManus. left the house at 8 o'clock this
morning and went in n closed carriage to ITO
East Eighteenth street. where the priest has
Lon sed lodgings.
Tonight the little house around the corner
IL in darkness and the Smith faction il happy.
The friends OF Father Murphy. will start out
tion requesting tho removal of Dr. Sebastian
smith. The Rev. Father Murnhv will remain
here until he receives satisfaction from DR..
Smith.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
Fatally Stabbed by a Burglar.

yINELAND, N. j.. Nov.4.-A desperate en-
counter with burglar took place ut W. r.
Yerkes's bakery early yesterday morning which
is likely to end In murder. About 3 o'clock r.
S. Fisher and Christian Iost, Mr. ierkes',s
bakers heard soma me IN the bakery. ana.
ing the money drawer. Zest attempted to in
tercept tho thief MS he ran out, ana received
no less than seven stab wounds in the head
and shoulders The doctors say he cannot re-
cover. The thief escaped.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

The office of Dentist l. i. Estcr Of Airing
ton. \. j.. WAS nearly wrecked on Friday hy a
man who wanted some teeth pulled The
visitor WAS John Riggs. upon whom gas
seemed to have no OTHER effect than 10 mako
HIM wild. lie sprang out Of The rt.alF An' al
tackled the dentist. upse,tlu.: tho furniture
and breaking some glassware l'iu-siEt
Thompson and Dr. LightioOt came 10 tho
dentist 4 assistance. Riggs was finally thrown
upon the Moor. and ten Of his upper teeth were
pulled while the druGgIst AMI the doctor sat
upon him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
SADIE GETS RICK INTO TIE CHURCH.
The Telephone Girl Expelled for Working on
smndmYs Geta nnck In The Fold.

Sundays Gets Hack In tho Fold.
CHARLESTON. s. c.. Nov. 4.-Sade Means. the
telephone girl who was expelled from the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church at Columbia for
working in the Telephone Exchange on Sun
day, has scored a victory. Tho South Carolina
Synod at Clinton to-day ordered that the action
of the Charleston Iresbytery In tho case be
annulled and the session OF the church In Col
umhia to restore Miss Sadie Mea ms to all her
rights and privileges aa u mem Der in full COM
muniOn of said church."
The Rev. q. A. Blackburn. pastor Of the
Charleston Presbytery. that they will appeal to
TIE TIE General Assembly, n The Synod appointed
ESD. to represent it in the case before the Cen
eral Assembly.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

An Armed Posse Bent on Shooting.

sAGINAw. Mich. Nov. AT IL o'clock last
evening an unknown man entered the home
of Patrick Mcclure In tho township OF Koch
Vile and took a 4.year-old girl from her he'd
to tho woods. where she was found The child
will die. The parents OF the child were across
the road at q dance at the time. The excite
ment is intense. An armed posse Is securing
the woods. and the man Will be shot on sight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

CAIRO. H., Nov Glowing to the strike in
the yards OF the Big Four Railroad. no trains
and ohio trains that Were handled in tho yard
by the Big Four cross the Ohio River on the
Illinois Central bridge. Iron Mountain trains
are transferred to the city by boats. and pas
sengsrs walk to the other depots.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
GOV. Flower Improving In MarLsm.u.h,p.

ALBANY. Now 4,-Gov. Flower this afternoon
qualified at the Ronsselaer WICK rife range.
scoring A out OF possible 60 When tho
Governor qualified at Creedmoor last year he
scored 80 out OF u possible 50.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

burglar NcGrath Wa. Then Captured By
the store keeper'a Son.

the Storekeeper. Son.
CAMDEN. n. j.. Nov A burglar attempted
this morning to blow open the safe In the store
OF ex-Sheritr Throdon b. Gibbs at Cementon.
and the explosion blow out the entire side Of
the store.
James Gibbs, the son OF tho proprietor.
seized n shotgun. and running out OF the
house. captured the burglar as he was Jump
ing from n window. The burglar gave his
name as Torrance McGiath. He was COM
mitted to the Camden county prison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

mile s.as aRsss; saRiSSs. s;1i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
T.. a. w.
Il. 4 w.

Marvellous fuel ssstslit, the only one Of It's Hind In
the market Send Tor catalogue W unlsd states Hpl
Co. ~ Park place. n. i.-4as.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

highest AWARD 60 LundborE.
kisht medals and eight diplomas 81 worlds FliTAAs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05

Zen. lssSs. ps Co.. ~ Wsi 81. X. i..11A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-11-05
rhn list OF tho drowned Is:

CRosrY, ,IomN. + Beach street. New York.
Dam CH,RIIs, Brooklyn.
HrRY. THuN,s, New York.
EFSNY. EUwAKp. new YORK.
M,LLOY. JAMS. Sew York
MrGuiGF BENJLyIS. New York.
SouN.S AIRtRr TOmpkinsyilie.
sNITU. CHAHIis Washington street, Brookl
M..syT iIpS .ttp Amltyyllie. L. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30

III almost direct line from near the southern en-
trance OF Prospect Park to the Concourse at Coney
Island. The Is practically level for tho entire
distance Of over five miles and when the proposed
"he'I"ayS are completed they viii afford onr Of the
nneS courses for the bcyccr that can le conceived o.
Inc plan OF construction Is simple ard consists
OF such excavation as will permit OF supplying II
foundation Of gravel IN insure uniform stability and
Drainage and this when properly compact"d ana
carcinNJ graded. will b. covered with layer Of
North River gravel finely screened This gravel i,
OF the most substantial nature i capable OF being
WORKED 10 true and uniform surface and Is easily
Kept IN order. lis comparative hardness. when
bonded VIII be slightly modified by the moisture
generally prevalent in the atmosphere between the
park and the ocean, and will make a comfortable
and almost ideal surface 10 ride over especially since
Tie Use oI the pneumatic tire Is general.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
POLITICAL AND PERSONA L.
PTELIC MEN AND AFFAIRS.

NAVAL. OFFICER wILLIs-ELfCTION OF SEM
TORS NEXT FALL
The names Of several Republicans have been prom
ino,,,v beforc the brooklyn public I'm the last few
vcors but none OF them has been more fav0rably
lnown than that Of Theodore b. Wills. Naval Ofic'r
OF the Port Of New-YOrk AS chairman OF the Yam
paicn Committee Of Kings County In lo'o ne hai
much TO do wish the inroadS made upon the Democratic
vote ,,bch turned the scale in the state upon the k"
publican side and carried the election for Harrison ana
Morton His services We're recognized by appoint
ment to n responsible and lucrative Federal once
the duties OF which he has discharged with signal
ability md with close attention. by a decision he
made In regard 10 the duties on single class OF I'm
porta,icns upheld By the courts in test case re-
Gently he has already saved 10 the Government more
than the salary OF his entire term and the expenses OK
the Office and the saving will continue so long as the
Mckinley tariff is unchanged The term OF four
wears for which Mr.. Willis was appointed by PTesi
dent Harrison, will expire In January. loo3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
TO FORM Tile ASSEMBLY DISrRLCTS.

Jesse Johnson counsel for the REALTORS In the pre'
cccdlngs secure Just apportic nment OF Assembly
Districts. in which the Court OF Appeals set aSds
the gcrrymandered apportionment OF last year. nes
drawn up form OF order for presentation TO inc
court II 1t is approved by John b. Meyenborg, counsei
to the Board of supervisors. IL the order Is NOT
approved he will ask the Court OF Appeals 10 rame
An order The order substitutes the names OF tho
new SUPERVISORS for those Of the members OF the
Board whose expired Inst year. and directs the
Board to meet within short, convenient and reason
able ne. and to divide the county Int eighteen
ASSEM-, districts, that each shall contain Us neary
that each such district shall be composed OF convenient
and contiguous territory; provided. however, u az
In tho formation Of such districts. no town shxu "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
& ALTERED ABOTT THE TOWN.

Mrs Ann VI. Byrnos secured limited divorce from
Patrick J. Bvrncs policeman. I'm the supreme Court
Yesterday on the ground Of cruelty Her husband
Threatened TO Nil her and then TO commit suicide.
An attachment WAS secured bv United states Mar.
shall Walker yesterday upon iii" building at No. l.o
Fnrman-st.. where Illicit whNkey still was recently
seized hy revenue officers. II Is owned by Thomas
g. ch.arman. AID /, in the rear OF his property 90
Columld, Heights extending urder his gardens. The
rropr,,y Is valued NJ $1,000 Mr.. Shearmin had no
Lnowlcdse Of the Uses TO which II was put
4 m,ndamus wa granted by Judge Cullen H. the
-uprem. Cor, Yesterday requiring tn" trustees OF the
village Of whltc>tonp l.. l., IL order special meeting
to ill vacancy caused by The resignation OF trustee
Tia. eighty fourth birthday Of A. d. Matthews. the
veteran dry goods dealer, whose sons stcceeu'u ni
few wears ago was celebrated last evenig by
family party AT hi, home. so. ~ south Portland-aVe'
There were thrty-scvcn of his descendants present.
Mr. Matthew'S /, sill active IN church and Sunday
school work.
Til. (vu s,ryic, regulations have been changed 50
~ ,o transfer TO the competitive list about sixty
po,i,lons In the City Works Department, appointment
TO which was heretofore poIcompe'i'ive.
Mayor Body has appointed board OF plumbers
10 examine and grant licenses 10 plumbers
II Is ,xpcc,.d that the Mayor will appoint e. F.
w,,Ls ~ park Place coal Inspector tomorrow. The
salary of fine Office IS 5000 year. Mr. Weeks was
recommended by the Brooklyn toii ENchahs''
The Rroollyn and Brighton Beach Railroad Company
removed IFS Office yesterday from Fulton-st and Court
square 10 No. A Conrt-st'
Charles : Davis. fftyone years old, OF NO. IL
North Elliott Place dropped dead yesterday In the
bo. shop OF James sweeney, at No. Il North Eiliou
Place.
Mrs. Caroline yon Koechler Schwandorf Is seeking
,,r,,ed dIyorc. from Hugo K0echer Schwandorl,
nm the ground Of cruel treatment at his hands. Tier
husband WIS baron In Germany, but lost MS es'
,,,os and 1, now a draughtsman for weekly IL
lns,rated newspaper AT ell week. motion Tor
olimony and counsel Zee argued yesterday. Inc
defendant denied his wifes allegations, and declared
that she had violent temper and illtreated him.
Til. eleventh annual dinner OF the Loyoa Union
r,s eo,n nj the ST. George Hotel last evening" There
wore many Of the members present James d. NC
Nahon presided, and speeches were made by Bishop
Mcdonnell Mayor Body, the Rev. John NJ. kieiy'
- clair McKelway, c. V. Fornes and others.
4 larC. audience attended the complimentary con-
cert given for Oscar J. Murray OF Chambers, inc
capabl. and efficient treasurer Of the Academy OF
Music In that building last evening. An interesting
pro-ramme was Interpreted by Miss Emma y.
rhursby soprano; Mss Alice Manderck contraltos
Francis Fisher Powers. barytone; Paul Tdden pianist
Raphael Diaz Alhertine. Nonist and the DE kovee
Quartet, with Harry Rowe Shelley. accompanies.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
IN AID or THE WlYSTDE HOME

a meeting TO further the interests Of the Waysidr
Home a reforma tory for women, was held last
Ing In tie Pouch Galley. "A; Clinton and Greene ayes.
There have been a score Of young sent TO liz.
hene the last year undcr suspended sentences and
nved from the Raymond Street Jail and the King,
County Pcnit"ntiary. owing to lack OF funds the
work. 1t was announced woud have to
be stopped the coming summer unless
money Is pledged. At the meeting last even
Ing addresses were made by the Rev. DIR. George +.
tssy OF the Order Of the Kings Daughters; Mrs. r..
y. whittcmoIc. OF the " Door OF Hope; Mrs. r. +.
fetsengll. president OF the home. ana others. sub
Hr4aouS to . considerable amount were pades
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-30
IzSmMzMAx3@
BROOKLYN Gbeatres.
NEVIS FROM THE ARMORIES.

REVIEW OF TIE 18TH MISUNDERSTANDING
RECORDS.
Tie cnal review and reception Of the season given
by the 18th Regiment held Monday evening
at the Flatlusravc. armOrS, In celebration VI the
thlr,v-secDnd anniversary o: the departure Of the re
mpnt for the civil War General Henry ". slocum
was Tho reviewing officer. The battalicns were In
command 81 Major George o. Cochran. Captain Charles
II. Lnscomb and Captain George d. Russell. After
the review there a regmental drill and dance.
Captain william Kerry chairman Of the Com.
mitt"e - ARRANGEMENTS and Colonel David r.. Austen
Of the Reception Committee.
The wheeling section Of the cd Regiment Athletic
Association took a rim OF fifty miles In NeyJersey
on Sunday last.
Company A. 14th Regiment. on Monday evening
shot I'm competition for the Rice banner. II so far
has the highest score, and there arc only four COM
panies that have not finished their score. They are
G. F. & and I. The other companies stand A, 6os:
T., GA: d. 40s F.. 81: II. G1I: X. 5i3.
Company II. 14th Regiment, has obtained eighty
new lockers from one OF the company rooms OF the
pod Regiment.
A delegation Of Company G. 18th Regiment the
Swedish Guard took part I'm The ceremonies at the
dedication CT ;he Ericsson statue on Wednesday.
First Lieutenant F. J. Kraft mas the saterlee
marlsman's badge. in Company u. I'D Regiment. BY
a score OF ~ out OF n possible 80.
The following commissions have been received at
Brigade Headquarters and forwarded to their owners
Captain Alfred F.. steers. inspector OF rife practice IN
the 18th Regiment; Captain r. II. Constantine, Com
pany f. 18th Regiment: First Lieutenant Frederick
r. Wills Company b. 23d Regiment. and Second Lieu
tenant Charles GerOud. Company X. 47th Regiment.
The 18th Regiment will 60 10 Creedmoor for rtne
practice on June H. - and IL the 18th. en- May
81 and 25: the 23d MAY rs. II, IL and 10: the
47th. on May % and II, ana the 18th Separate Com
pany May 90.
orders have teen issued in the 47th Regiment for
assembly on the evening Of May to hear the annual
sermon by the chaplain. the Rev. DR.. J. H. Darlington
at Christ Church. in Bedford ave- There are several
persons talked Of for captain OF Company d. Attn
Regiment, to succeed Captain j. u. Chrstofel, tr
Prominent among them Is Captain Allen. formerly Of
the eth Regiment. who elected lieutenant colonel
Of the 32d Regiment Just before II dsbanded: and who
never received his commission Captain sullivan, for
mcrly Of Company II, 18th Regiment and Captain
Pcolle Of Company d. 18th Regiment, are also talked
OF.
Company 4. 18Th Regiment. will elect second
lieutenant on May q First sergeant j. d. Onder'
dOnk T. the only candidate.
The prooklyn City Guard Company e.. ed Rer'
met celebrated the fifty first anniversary of Its or
ganzaton with dinner Monday night At the
Union League Club. General John b. WOODWARD pre-.
sided Among the guests were lrigadier General
McIeer Colonel John y. Partridge and Ex-Governor
Morgan q. Bulheey