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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
DAu4GED ~ rnE IcE.
Vessels in the Delaware River Had
serious rime SnndMN.

The Delaware river was clogged with
floating ice sunday, and as conse.
qucuce many vessels had a serious time.
The British steamship Karus was
dragged by the ice until She grounded On
Goose Island bar, from which She was
tuwed by the tugs Mctauiley, lvanhoe and
hughes and taken to Philadelphia The
steamship lost her propeller rudlct and
sterupost, and her huh was badly dam
aged
The Reading collier Keystone was
bcached of the Philadelphia and Salem
Gumpany's wharf with her bow stove in
ana leaking badly,
The four-mast schuoncrs Frank Stinson,
bound for Havana, and George A.
McFadden, bound iur Boston, were t0wed
into New Castle 10 escape Damage by the
ice. They had started from Philadelphia
for their respective destinations,
The ice has sunk or displaced nearly all
the buuys IN the river and Dpy, which will
make navigation somewhat dillicall oven
alter the ice clears until they are rcplucei.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
~ GEN ERtL.


General Hull wealthy citizen of Sara
togu, \. Y, committed Suicide Monday
He had been dependent since the death
of his wife.
Stricken with paralysis and unable to
call help w. A. Ely, hotel keeper, Of Sha.
mokin, Pa, froze To denlh, Sunday night,
short distance from home.
The overdue Pacific mail steamer City Of
Picking arrived safely at San Francisco
Monday. When about 100 miles from
san Francisco her shaft broke, and she
came the rest Of the way under sail.
Leaking natural gas, from mains under
a trestle Of the Pittsburg a. Western rail
road, at Wildwood station, Pa, caused an
explosion Monday. car inspector was
fatally burned and number of loaded
cars were destroyed.
A loaded coal cur ran down a slope at
Eberyale, near llaughton, Pa, Monday,
and dashed into four men. stephen Nor
riskO and John Mldley were Killed, and
Charles johnson and Anthony TenasEo
were fatally injured.
A party of medical students of st.
Joseph, Mo-. saturday, broke into hos
piial, cut off the head from dead body
and carried it to a disreputabie resort.
sunday morning it was found stuck on an
iron plChct near lHe place.
At large political meeting at Essex.
Ontario saturday night, vote taken re-
suited in the expression of the following
preferences lu remain in statu quo, ~:
| independence, - imperial federation, B.
| political union with the United States, Alb,
An explosion Of gas occurred in the
cellar OF a tenement ON West Thirty ninth
street, New York city, MUudly after
noon, amt John Peterson, gas Inspector,
| was killed. The building was destroyed
| by fire, and of the inmates II or Is were
| burned, several seriously.
The Northampton cuunty Democratic
committee Monday adopted a resolution
| dcnuunCng W. II. WUudrng, one of the
aSsemblynan from that county, Tor voting
with the Republicans in the Andrews.
| Highly contest Mt Harrisburg, and asking
| him to resign because he had betrayed his
party,
A combination of all the railroad coal
mines in Western Pennsylvania, to be
| known as the Western Pennsylvania Coal
Company, is being organized. 1t is said
that 100 operators and $1,000 0O1 capital
are already in the pool, the purpose ui
which Is 10 establish uniform prices, eur
tail expenses and to enter into competition
with the Hooking valley pool.
Colonel Charles L. Daley, the American
commissioner for King reburienlU 81
bataritnri, one OF the lilbert Islands, LA,
forwarded 10 the state depNm ment at
'ssifi'G V prose AtHn t}tH q 74
'N tt- '+ftt Efs .E
Hszaa.s st. H. @th .ne l.H.7
-iloe1 lt= Ntsa 5Nr @tog.aG aE Ike
5@o. 't4tt s:sHt es
!n=ar."ti5u ty5esp.-' aa4 rms .,j.=
1 .ntt!a,. tttf,-, on .stta=4ty tn:,f L.fF.F
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
SOME rALu4BLE relics.


a New Castle 4 FrenehtowD Railroad
Ticket. an Old Canal Check and Others.
Every Evening Of last Monday.
Editor EterY EyrHing' saw notice in
your paper last week of Samuel L. Roberts
having been to New Castle in search of
relics of the New Castle d Frenchtown
railroad. have one of the tickets used by
the road. Will You be kind enough to
send me Mr.. Roberts address?
! also have copper token with the
name of "John Randall, Jr., c. & D.
Canal, 1925, on it. 1t was used while
constructing the Chesapeake & Delaware
canal,
also have a silver coin of the date of
1867.
Our family own walnut table that
General Washington ate dinner from in
Elkton, when on trip from Philadelphia
to Washington,
have q number Of other relics.
W, T. BOULDER, Chief of Police.
ELKTpN, Mn. February 9Th, 1898
Mr.. Roberts can be communicated with
by letter addressed to him at Philadelphia,
care Of Pennsylvania railroad, department
Of Worlds Fair eEhlpit,-Ep f.. 4.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
MURPHY KNOCKED oUE.
Johnny Griffin Defeats the Australian
Feather-weight Champion In Seven


Rounds.
CoNEY ISLAND, Feb. 6.-Despite the
stormy weather there was u large and en-
thusiastlc crowd of sporting men assem-
bled at the Coney Island Athletic Club to.
night to see Johnny Grilil, of Braintree,
Mass, and Australian Billy Murphy fight
i"r the tcnlherweight championship and a
purse of 5000.
Ihe first round was of the hurricane
order and it was plain that Griffin had
more science, Out when Murphy hit it was
for keeps The fighting was fierce in the
second. third and fourth rounds. In the
fifth Griffin gave Murphy some terrific
jnDs and had him groggy, forcing HIM to
the floor four times. Murphy had only
one hand on which he depended, which
was his right, but the lad from Braintree
was not IN its way. Murphy was groggy,
and IL was foxy play. lie would take
blow after blow, square in the face, and
wait for an opportunity to get in his right,
but Griffin was equally sharp, and he did
not get in its way. The round was not
fair fighting, Murphy continually fouling
his head. When limo was called the Aus.
traian was about done up.n
In the sixth Murphy had his nose
knocked all out of shape, and was
pounded so hard that he was quite groggy
when time was called. Murphy started in
to do some heavy work in the seventh, but
Griffin met him with hard left on the
mouth and landed on his nose with his
right. They came together like mad bulls,
and Murphy forced Griffin 10 the floor.
When he arose Murphy went at him,
swinging his arms like windmils.
They then rushed at each other fighting
like demons, when Griffin shot out his left
which settled in the pit of Murphy's
stomach. Down he went, groaning, com.
pletCiy knocked out When Murphy was
carried 10 his chair he fell of and was
held in position until he recovered his
senses. Murphy broke his wrist early in the
light.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Alta meeting Of the Senate judiciary
Committee Friday it was proposed that
favorable report should be made upon
the Jackson nomination. There was a
show Of opposition from the Democratic
sid and the nomination went over under
the rules OF the committee. As far as can
be learned the opposition does not touch
Judge Iackson's character or fitness, or
even his Democracy, but is based on an
objection founded on principle. The
Democrats have taken the position that it
was not prOper for an outgoing President
to fill life places of such importance.
senators on both sides of the Chamber APP
pear to be deeply concerned by the proba-
bility of the nomination of Il Republican
circuit judge to succeed Judge Jackson
the Democrats being determined in ad-
vance to resist the installation OF Repub-
lcan on a southern circuit. and the Re
publicans fearing that they will have a
hard struggle to confirm such a nomina-
ton at this late stage in the session. Final
action was deferred until next Monday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Special correspondence OF 'iaaetto ami Journal
FEpERlLsRuRG, Mn, Feb. Gas the
Cambridge d Seaford mixed train from
Cambridge approached this place. this
morning, y brakeman named Ellis. while
attempting TO walk on some sleetv timber
slipped and fell from the tram whileit was
in rapid motion, and sustained n com
pound fracture of the left arm near the
shoulder and several severe bruises about
the face. DIR. ]. c. Clarke of this place
rendered surgical aid, going on the train
with the injured man to Seaford, from
whence he was forwarded to his home in
Delmar
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

DENIsoH, TEX, Feb. "A sensation was
produced in financial circles, yesterday,
when it was learned that the Denison
Land and Investment Company had
gone into the hands of receiver W. q,
McGinns, president of tho First National
Bank. The investment company was
oTsaniaed during the great boom, with w.
ii, Rico of Kansas tity as president. The
capital stock was Sl,2oO,OON. This land
syndicate was instrumental in building
the cotton mills AT a cost of $500. 900, and
over 81 ,000,OOO was spent in improvements.
The reaction Of the boom and internal
dissensions caused the collapse.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
To watch for worlds Fair rn,ov.,

CHICAGO, ILL, Feb. Thieves, conf
dence men and other bad people who come
to Chicago this summer, to plumber visit
ors to the Worlds Fair, will be surprised
to see number of familiar faces al lack.
son Park. They will be those of the
shrewdest detectives in America. No mat
ter what part Of the country these outlaws
nail from somewhere on hegrouuds there
like book. Good detectives are also COM
ing from all over Europe, to look out for
clever crooks on the Other side who NAV
be a'lr,"' ~ the lair by Tho prospect Of
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Mrs. COrinne- Moore Lawson of tincin.
natl mas been engaged to give song re-
Cital in connection with Miss BUtSfurd as
pamlstr, in the drawing room of the New
Century Clnn l'uilQinE, Monday, FEB.
TuHry 18th. Mrs. Lawson is n ih1rnuuLlv
charming artistic with an exceptionally
delightful voice, aud is possessed uf Il
truly musicaI nature which is Is idenced
in buth I he selection and rendition Of her
NUMBERS. she was "nthusit-tiCa | y praised
ny the critical German press IN Berlin
where She sang to large audiences la,t
year. j is hoped that 81 large an nudi-
rnce will assemble in the drawing room
the night If the 18Th that Mrs. Lawson
Will pay Wilmington the compliment of
coming again soon. Certainly the object
ui the recital should call forth large mum.
bers i. G., 10 meet tho payment nu the
magnificent Stcilway grand piano. which
the club has lately secured. l. Is Il credit
not alpHc 70 tbs club but to Wilmington
- own such an instrument. Lei am show
their appreciation Of this acquisition by
Attending the recital. thereby s'yiat them
selves an exceptional pleasure rs Wcll.
-ds---------
G. +. Wclch will soon remove to Bridge.
Vile
The Rev Edward Rich has been invited
to become rector OF st. Philips Church,
Laurel.
Letters testamentary were granted on
Tuesday By Register Cooch Oh the esta,
Of Abraham Hayden Of Appoquinimink
| hundred to Virginia Hayden.
The Rev. Dennis j. Flynn will deliver a
| tempcahcre lecture in the atho!ic church
nj EastUn, Md, February I'D.
| The marriage OF T. Edward Moore and
| Miss Amanda Taylor will Ur sulcmnilel
February 10th III Preston, Ma, NJ. Il
| thurUh.
Ine t.ocution class of the Young Men
4 Christian ASsUetl&jtn vii prn MA, w lii,
/ "ust "et E-G A. stead ID,
d. o, g,., '.pf.
Hael..r0 .r.Nag=Il. b I5-5.ttt,,. ID
.t"@ IrN, ~u ~ Jeuur 7syI.
4 i. !, us ui nnWcs. w.u ,aK, ilaat me-
iUI.ady N 81 lrlcr 5 Iiu4rgu. Loves,
Robert u. NI.tllns OF PGu.ltltt.is ,yi.
be married UcNt tuesday Ia Mss Ann,
West 81 tiGorgvIuwu. The ceremony ,yil
be performed in II, Paurs Episcopa
Church, GeDrgetown.
The recent accident at Delaware nyenu
and Jefferson street, by wbich a colorc,
boy lost leg, was not cs used by one O
the Washington TraAsfsI Company'
coaches, as many people Imagine.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
A"BooM ER's" BLOODY CRIME.


Who Arrested Him for Stealing Hay.
ToPEKA, KAs., Feb. GA band of Chero-
kee boomers, " which has been camping
near this place for several DAYS had been
making free with hay belonging to Livery
man Powers. Powers and his 15-ysakp-
old son arrested one of the thieves yester.
day, and we're taking him TO Powers resi-
dence, where the man said he would pay
for the hay.
The hay thief was on horseback, and
Powers and his son were walking beside
him. They were approaching the house
when suddenly the thief pulled ont dirk
and reaching over to Powers, whose back
was turned TO him, cut his throat from ear
to ear.
With second movement the boomer"
reached over on the other side of the horse
and gashed the boy from the left corner
oil his mouth to his ear, intlicting fatal
wounds In both cases.
The "boomer" then jumped from his
horse and has not been seen since.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
AN ELoPEM ENT MYSTERY.
Some New Features of the Romantic
Gtr,... IaI.a-a..i.u.I 49,.

s'UTEIu -NNW TtWVWIEH vi EHb FUMuWtIo
story TeleEraphed From Chicago.
NEW HAVEN, CoES., Feb. 6.--Isaac Ward,
the banker referred TO in last nights Chi
cago dispatches about the Lewis Ward
elopement has been dead about 10 years.
He was Al one time cashier of the Second
National Bank of this city. He left son
and daughter, now about 20 and 1G years
Of age, respectively. The young lady has
been in New York all winter.
Gossip at West Haven has IL that during
last summer a young man named Lewis
paid marked attention TO Miss Ward, but
whether he is the person alluded to in the
dispatches cannot he learned.
William w. Ward, the girls uncle, re.
fused to discuss the elopement matter.
There is no bank in the town of West
ilayen. and consequently no James
Lewls.N cashier y therenf -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Through an invitation Of the Rev. E.
L. Hubbard the Rev. Isaac Jewell and
tne congregation Of Epworth Church
were invited to attend the communion
service at Union Church Sunday morn
lns. several hundreds iiockcd 10 the
altar and big time was had. Eleven
people joined church Through the Moody
and Sankcy m,ttng ths Sav EHVGr3
tttni NJ a-t lIa. styl til
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

The annual session Of the Maryland
Church will be held at Laurel, beginning
April 9TH, It is expected that the Roy. j,
d. Kiuzer will be reelected president.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
round GuIIly and sentencea to Death

BURLINGTON, KAS., Feb. Frank Lewis,
the Wavcrly Bank rpbber who murdered
7. l., lnnan, has been fuund guilty of
murder IN the first degree and sentenced to
be hanged.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
NellIe GRANTS llu.hand pend.

LoNnoS, Feb G,--Aigcrnon Sartoris, who
married Nellie Grant, died Friday, at
Capri, Italy. lie had not lived with his
wife for some years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
NnnLnnn rlnl,,s mani

Neptune Social Club will give its
annual ball Friday evening in Institute
Hall. Dancing will begin at o o'clock.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Mrs. Clara D. Hashrs, her daughter
Annie and William Taylor were tuund IN
CONSCIOUS ia bcl Monday morning at
2l43 North Eleventh street, having been
asphyxiated by illuminating gas, it is sup
posed from "A leak in the street main. Mrs.
Hughes and Taylor are in a critical condi-
tinn
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09

Special CORRESPONDENCE Ot Gazette and journal
DOVER, Feb. with the sinking sun
of yesterday the life Of Hon. Joseph L.
Comegys, eX-Chief Justice gradually ebbed
away. As the old town clock near the
residence of the venerable jurist chimed
out the hour of o, the end came and life
was extinct.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
DEATH COMES AT LAST.
Ex-Chief Justice Comesys Passes
Peacefully Away.

he fingered in n state of Unconscious
ness All Week. Death Came at o o'clock
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-02-09
PnILADE PHIA AFFAIRS.

Herbert j. Lane was dismissed from
the electrical bureau Monday. He was
charged with tapping private telephone
wires and connecting them with his
house.
tatrcll Finnessy, an old offender, who
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
BITS OF LEGAL NEWS.

The contest over Will Of Richard l. OarKe was COZ
,ued I'm the SurroCates Court yesterday ana adonne4
until Monday morning.
rudro Patterson Yesterday ordered inqucs, In the
sui, o. william Nuttall 10 recover 500 ~ rom hchaN
Mansfield FOR services coachman ana Tor money advances
E, rho maintenance Of horses and carriages MI Mans
coa ,.t,,n.vs Howe lIumme wished To postpone the
,rl un,n Mr. Mansfield testimony could b. taken b.
commission I'm Charleston ). c., where he Is shorty
play. 49, ,u ,
Iudyc Barrett has given william w Randai, james D
nck.on theatrical manacers. and james sullivan. the
actor until next Friday reply u the Application 81 VIZ
IAN s. Clarke to enJoa them from producing Nahhoo''
,ov beng PLAYED at Nlh0's Garden.
JUDGE Barrett has refused o. appoint receiver Tor inc
security MutuI Bank a bni ding and loan corp' aton
doinc business at No Union SQUARE
chic, Judge Sedewck 81 the Superior IoufU' Anu 'uds'
Truox sitting by appointment in the Supree Cour'' wei"
,hso,, from the courthouse yesterday through illness
The will ~ Law toud have been pro0aed yes"s'
aav bv surrogate Ransom, but he proceedings "e'e p~
,ooed until Monday the request Of counsel
David Kerr has brought action In the supreme Oou'
90 obtain uosses.lon OF the properly 80 "a r's
s.,r,v.cvn,th... lie had 10 conveyed " Ms WIG IN
,sas and she ha, fauci % return II.
ror,.., r ,ati.roe executor Of the VIII OF he'erly
Travers has taken appeal u the 'enera i'rn Oh
,h r,,ono Court from the order recently efsh"a Oy
rd,e Inrraham PERMITTING Anna Frances IraVcrS VINO al
, that she s the WIDOW Of Reverdy j. IraNeFS 70 in'
sncct cory Of scaled Letter which Mr' A'a'ef' "''
with his will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
B4PTIS, MISSIONARr MEETING:

dual conference under the auspices Of the American
BAPTIST Missionary Union l. announced 70 be beld In the
Firth Avenue Baptlst Church In this city January 10
,,d Il and in the Washington Avenue Baptist Church,
uroo,,vn on January 10 The meeting IN this city Will
, opened with addresses hy the Rev. Drs Edward judi
.on Henry NJ Sanders and II. {. MIb!c. The Rev. DR..
n = Arhur VIII preside. and tho Rev. DR.. w. II. +.
panee the IAsor OF the church ard number OF rroml'
nout Eapt,t ministers and men and women actively In.
,ercsed In mission work WIN take part In the cNcrcis's
The Hrootlyn gathering Will be led by the Rev. Dr.
u 4 rddy and the sIyakrrs VIII Include the Rev. Dr..
Edward Il ~ the pastor OF the church; the Rev DIS
W G. T. Rhoadcs. Il. :. Macarthur. H. H. kelSay, y w
Duncan r. H. Hull and H. G. Mabie Professor T. II.
lorsnn Of Coycr Seminary the Rev pr. ID. DOwnc, OF
India. TN. Rev Dr. Aionio iTtcr. OF nurmah. and the
Few T. A. Gould NJ China. In the evening the SPEAKER,
VIII bc Il. q. Fuller AMI the R'v. Or. a. J. Gordon.
OF Boston aud the Roy. Or. John A. Broadus, OF
Louisville ny Tho conference is under the general drcc'
to, of tho Rev Dr. H. G. Mabe. Home Secretary OF the
Missionary Union the Rev. DR.. \. H. birmingham, Dis
rrlc secretary and the Rev. Dr.. w. H. T. Faunce ana
Edward BiaiAlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
OPPOSED TO 4 NATIONAL SYSTEM.

New. Orleans. Jan. G.-M meeting Of the Bold OF
Health to consider the question Of National quar-
nnilne. the attorney OF The Board read memorial
which wa prepared FOR presentation 10 ConGNs' pro
testing against the proposed legislation. Inc me
mortal cortancd decisions Of the supreme 'ohr' 10
show that such measure a The one proposed would
be- unconst tutor1l. Tho memorial contains an eX-
ccrpt from paper read In 1856 BY eN-pres.dcnt Hot
% the effect that the establishment u a National
OuarantIe would be intensely hostile to the In
tcrcsts Of Louisiana. The power By the proposed
National Board Is also protested against rs inter
l,r,ns with jhc rights Of the state boards. II Is
q 'aIlod that the Inicd states can best effect the
pu~poso b, liking unif, rm standard and method OF
,,,,,-,,,, ard disnf.ction instltuting "A thorough
-v,t,n Of o.c al consular reports from foreign ports
establishing proper sanitary and h'-"nlc regulations
i,r the officers crews ana passengers OF vessels,
placing AZ convenient points stations properly
equipped for quarantined pas,en-rS and by atording
the State authorities at all times adequate relief and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
TRIED YO SVINDLE ROBERT CUTTING
An ALLEGED ACTOR FORCES MI. 3oTHERNs
NAME TO REQUEST FOR SO

An ALLEGED ACTOR FORCES MI. 3oTHERNs
NAME TO REQUEST FOR SO
Chicago. Jan. G-Wile Robert Cutting, the aclor
was taking with Detectives Piunhc;t and Rafferty, az
the Schiller last night messenger handed him TIE
foloaing noic
In Dressing Room OF the Columbia
Friend Cuttia-: Have ilst hsd slight row WIN
our ticasUr.r eeid me 80 knlN by bow: WIZ re-
nit In the morning. 'olGm j., nnt WIN explain
s,nccrelv. +. ii. optHhAtN' ehuc NUS
The G30 was lncloscd in an envelope. but the me-
senger loy had COMPANY in til, persons OF the two dc
tectlves AZ Randolph and Clara st. the boy handed
reply 10 man in waiting. Ohccr Punhctt flashed
his star and said &C with mo-" The answer "a'
a blow Oh the neck which sent him sprawline to the
ground. lie grappled with his intended prisoner ana
I'm q moment both were 70 ins on the ground I'"isrV
camo TO h partners cid. and the prisoner VINO sa''
The name Of Thomas Henry and admitted II WIS '"'S''
was taken TO tho Central station lie said ne was an
actor and hal been with John Drew In the DaiF com
pany. The police think Henry T. the man VINO i h
fonn yic.imllng various theatrical COMPANIES ~ ~,
last week y similar means. The "hcors raw ~
tcrs which show that " Tom" Prior. Of the Dieoy zen
cnnpanv: John buckley. With Nodl"Nha ana JohA
Tovev :. tie Ole olsen company, have each re-
snon5,f !, note, by sending 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-01-07
sEAwAyHAEA YACHT CLUB NOMINATIONS.

The annual election Of the Seawanhnltn Yacht 'lnb
VIII he held on the evening Of Januasy 10. The
regular nominees are as follows Commodore, Francis
II. Weeks Of the schooner yacht Montauk Vice com
rlodorc f.. c. Benedict Of the steam yacht Oneida :;
rear commodore Herman CLARKE, Of the cutter Orva,
secretary Leon d'Orcmieulx treasurer, Walter {.
Hubbard ncasurpr. John Hyslop: fleet surgeon. Dr.
j. West Roosevelt; feet chaplain. the Rev Dr. George
r. Whitewater; race committee, Irving Cox. Robert
w. Gibson, Walter G. Kerr, W. Elmer Roosevelt ana
Robert Townsend; house committee, George Bullock
sidney Clubb August p. MOntant Francis ID. Weeks
and Francis T. Undcrl The term Of Office Of j.
r. Tams and W. Is. simOn1s expires al this meeting
The candidates for their places are -four IN number
c. H. b. HI. August T.. MOntant, Herbert L. Sett'r
lee and Henry stanton.