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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

A floating dero,ict which has been n.
ported by incoming vessels as lying abcot
ten miles from the mouth OF Delaware
bay is causing some uneasiness In ship.
ping circles. The wreck seems to be that
Of schooner Of about 900 tons register
and is drifting about In dangerous po-
sition not far distant from the Delaware
Capes.
The chances arc that there Is thrill
ing story attached to the find probably
that of shipwreck in which the entire crew
persisted. Incoming vessels show signs of
having passed through rough weather,
thus indicating that tho storm OF last
Tuesday was a very severe one. 1t seems
to be the general impression that 1t was
during this gale that the wreck occurred,
There have been no reports Of wreck
anywhere in the vicinity, and tho opinion
In shipping circles Is that the derelict Is
that Of some inward.bounl schooner
wrecked in the storm Of Tuesday.
Little or nothing can be learn ell concern.
ing the character Of tho vessel until she Is
brought into tho Breakwater. 1t Is proba.
bic that this work will DO left for tho new
steam pilot boat Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
MAKE LIFE EASY.
For the Old Folks-Llghten the Burden
Their Aged Backs Must Bear.

Old ago has many inflrmities, meme Of
which are more prevalent than kidney dis
orders. Have you ever noticed how the
old people complain of backache, lame
back and general listlessness9 And there
arc many other symptoms Of which they
do not speak, such as bloating Of. the
limbs, painful and infrequenu urinatlon
Of .excessiyenoss of urinary discharge
Most people think they are too old to find
relief and cure, but this is not so. No
better evidence than the following which
comes from a Newark citizen:
Mrs. Knott is a resident of Newark. Her
address is 95 Academy street, where she
has little vegetable and grocery store.
Mrs. Knott is sevcnty.two years of age,
and kidney trouble has made the work Of
attending to her little store n burden She
says: "For number Of years have been
very bad at times, aud during the last
year have grown worse. The STOPPING
over and lifting III my store nearly broke
me down. Icould hardly sleep at night,
and the only position In Which l could
got any rest was fiat on my back. Ieven
found it painful to rise after sitting any
length of time Every little exertion or
tho slightest cold affected my kidneys and
would settle in the back 1t would cause
retention of tho urine also began to
take Doan's Kidney Pills for my trouble,
and grew much better. Continuing their
uso got entirely over my trouble. de-
rived SO much benefit from Doan's Kidney
Pills that / have recommended them to
many friends and shall always do 60 in
the future"
Price 90 cents per box. For sale by oil
dealers or mailed by Foster. Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, solo agents for the U. s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
What Energy It REQUIRES,

The Nosrgay column of the Phila lol-
phia Record this morning contained tho
following;
Snyder, the calculating barber, was talk
ing about cycling, and was holding forth
upon thccncrgy expended by women IN
making century runs. II have done II lit
tie fgurng on the subject he remarked
and the RESULT; most surprising. Take
n woman who weighs TO pounds and who
rides IL wheel weighing 20 pounds, In rid
ing 10 miles l have calculated that q
power Of more than 3,UOO,0)O pounds of
energy, or about lO) horsepower, has been
cxpeniCd in riding bicycle.
Had the women directed this energy
energy IN running Il sewing machine,
where tGrao of two pounds will run a
needle over Il piece Of cloth for a distance
OF lp1t, ah9 could have hommed piece
of muslin about l,5OJ,U1O feet, or nearly
so miles long The same amount of
energy used 90 prnpcl baby carriage
weighing ten pounds, containing Il baby
weighing Il pounds more, would send the
yuUTgstnr tE mics.
The same amount OF energy expended in
CEuruing would prVlIco 81 tons of butter,
or would push carpet sweeper over an
orou Of 2jJ,OyJ square feet. Tho woman
c0uil also have iruned, without any moo
fatigue, q strip Of muslin one foot widc
and 10 miles long. Aud if she had been
shopping just think Of all the bargain
counters she could have walked around.
| tell you its astonishing. Bay rum or
witch hazel, sirE'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

M6rni1g 6v8f The telephone with Chief Of
Police Albrecht Of Reading, learned that
the police base ball club is getting ready to
ohtertaip the club from this city on Mon.
day next. ..MS
The. Reading police are Of tho opinion
that they can take tho laurels on that oc.
casion. Pitcher John f. Welsh has gone
into training and feels confident that he
will have number of curves which the
Reading will be unable to solve.
The fleet runners OF the force will have
three or four practice runs this week In
order to be hardened to the work.
The w. & N. Railroad Company has
entire charge of the excursion and will not
Lermit any dlsreputable characters aboard
the train.
Friends of the polio, are selling tickets
III order to stcuie the railroad company
200 passengers. Some persons Will buy
tickets and then give them to other people.
| llf any disreputable character succet d In
gaining ticket he will be refunded Its
price and declared from accompanying
the excursion,
The police this morning arrested Abram
Bookroop on the charge OF peddling with.
out license. Ho will be given hearing
before Judge Ball tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Shirt waists don't fade when washed by
Manhattan Laundry, S16 King street. M, M.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
DOTS,

The Pusey g. Jones Company is repair.
ing the machinery of the dre1gc Pacific,
The street railway crossing over the p.
". & b. railroad tracks will be put in Oh
Sunday next,
Thomas Green has bought tic farm of
Mrs TruaX near New Ca,tle through Geo.
II. Townsend x Co.
Joseph Lano fell down an elevator shaft
at NJ. Mcgary & Sons store Saturday, bnt
only slightly injured himself.
Night work is being done on the yacht
1iildegarl by the II. Il IL. Company in
order that she may leave this city on Au.
gust |.
The Wilmington Bicycle Club Saturday
night awarded prize to Fred Clements
for the most comically dressed rider In the
parade OF Friday night.
Mrs. Mccall and Mrs. Nciman have rent.
cd the furnished cottage of Charles W.
Cooling at Brandywinc Summit Camp,
and will move out about the first Of Au.
gust,
Mr., William Ellis, agraluate of Della.
ware College, has been elected principal of
the High School AT Sheffield, Mass.
The Rev John H. Howard, D y for
mcrly of the Wilmington NJ. f. Confer
eIcc, has boon appointed pastor OF
church at Elizabeth, n. j.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
\ RECKLESS LEAP.
Hugh O'Donncll Jumps off a flowing Street
Car While Carrying Child.

Hugh O'Donnell OF No 213 n Van Buren,
street, had miraculous escape from being
severely injured by jumping from rapid.
ly moving street car on Saturday night.
He had been attending the A. o. Ii. picnic
at Union Pnrk and returned shortly be-
fore o'clock,
When he reached Fourth and Van Buren,
he did not got off. After tho car passed
Van Buren, street he took his two year old
boy in his arms aud jumped. The passen
gers who saw tho man jump thought that
both he and the child were severely hurt
time.
Tho child was crying and blood flowing
from his head and arm. The physica nc
Companied ODonnell to his homo where
he found that tho child received only slight
scratches on tho head and elbow and was
not hurt in any other way.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
ITEMS FROM NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE, July 10. 1897.

William SMITH son Of Hugh c. Smith.
Front street, met with q painful accident,
The lad In company with others was play.
Ing on the w. s. n wharf property. One
OF tho boys picked up brick and threw
it from one coal bin into another. Just
then Willie entered that bin and the
brick struck him on the head INJECTING
an ugly cash about three inches In length.
The lads comrades assisted him to his
home where his injuries were dressed by
DR.. McCabe.
About sixteen weeks ago while work.
ing at Hutchinson's store Robert johnson
lad of II years, injured his hand by
coming In contact with nail. Nothing
was thought of tho matter until about
week ago when the injured member began
to pain him and his body commenced to
swell Blood poison set in and his condl.
ton became SO serious that he was sent
last week to o Philadelphia hospital for
treatment. He is in a critical condition.
There was an Interesting game Of has 0
ball at Battery Park on Saturday. The
contending teams wore tho G. A. G. Jrs,
and the Gallagher Senate. The latter ag.
gregation suffered defeat by the score Of
7to6.
On Wednesday next an interesting race
will take place on the Delaware river be-
tween the several fast skiffs Of this city.
There was an interesting race on Sa,ur-
day which was won by the Star but is con.
tested by tho Carrie and Mary as the Star
rounded the buoy on the wrong side. There
will be several bets made on Wednesdays
race.
Theodore Hanf, of this city, was an eye
witness to the assault of an old man by
Proprietor Willis of the Clayton House in
Wilmington on Saturday night, In speak.
ing of tho affair Mr.. Harf says he never
saw such a cowardly and uncalled for act
in all his life.
Rev. Hubert Brady, of Brooklyn,
preached an eloquent and impressive ser.
mon yesterday in St. Peters church. The
miracle performed by Christ in multiply.
ing tho loaves and fishes was nothing in
comparison with the miracles daily
performed for poor sinful man.
Several New Castle people took in tho
excursan to Reading yesterday and sew
the Wilmington police buse ball team
plays the Reading police base ball team.
Since the advent of tho trolley cars 1t is so
arranged yuu can SO and come whenever
you get ready. So the police will have q
goolly number on the trip to Reading
Mrs. Joseph Dougherty is visiting friends
in Amsterdam, N. Y.
A large humber of tho A. q. II. attend.
cd the picnic at Union Park, Wilmington,
Oh Saturday.
!. The rcaoltng of the curb and the laying
OF the big gutter on Delaware street was
done In a crcdtablc manner and makes
good appearance.
We are hard people to satisfy. First we
pray for rain and when our prayers arc
answered we kick because we get too
much rain.
Some of tho departments of the Della.
ware Iron Works resumed operation this
morning. Some of tho workmen who had
been employed there went to Wilmington
to-day to work in other industrial estub-
hshments. Something must be done for
Now Castle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Wilmer Emory, Esq while in Denton,
Md , II few days ago, was presented with u
very handsome gold hunting case watch.
On the outside tho monogram of Mr.
Emory, wv, f. and 1887" appeared.
Within is written: Presented to Wilmer
Emory, ESD, by tho citiArns Of Caroline,
for services rendered in promoting tho
Queen Anne Railroad, Denton, Nd, June
10Th, ls.I7.' The presentation speech was
made in Il few well chosen words by Geo.
A. Dcakync, and Mr.. Emory happily re-
spondod, thanking tho people for The beau
tilul gift and tho appreciation and good
will OF which it IL u token
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
w. j. Smith Withdraws,

ELKToN, July 1S--The withdrawal of
ex-Sheriff William j. Smith from tho
Republican ticket after ho had been nomi.
mated by ncclamation for the otlico of
Register Of Wills is causing no little Cos.
sip among the leaders of his party, II Is
generally known that Smith does not like
the Legislative part Of the ticket and hence
his refusal to stand.
His candidate for the Senate was VII.
liam d. bradford, brother Of Judge Brad.
ford, of Delaware, but the Torbert.Wells
faction stepped In after Smith had thought
his slate would go through and broke the
combination, nominating j. Wesley
Falls, of North East, for Senator, aud also
nominating a Legislative ticket composed
OF anti-Smith people. This was more than
Smith could stand and he withdrew. 1t
Is reported that Wilson Merritt, Of Cecil
ton, will be named as his successor for the
Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Opera at Union Park.

At Union Park, beginning this evening
and continuing Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings the Lyric Opera Company will
present "Pinatore" This, company is
doing excellent work and deserves tho
support Of the people The latter part of
the week said pasha" will be presented.
In "Pinafore" Arthur Seaton tho vol.
known baritone will be given part
which will give him ample solo work.
This will be pleasing information for
most people The cast Of "Pinafore' fol-
lows: Josephine, Miss Maude Williams;
Little Bultorcup, Miss Blanche Howard;
Hebc, Miss Reed; Ralph Rackstraw, John
Hayens; Sir Joseph Porter, X. C. b +,
Harry Carter; Dick Doaleyc, Joseph Rob
erts; CAPTAIN Corcoran, Arthur Sea on;
Bontswnin, Charles Rowan; Bob Beckett,
A. W. MaIltn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

CHATTANOOGA. TENN, July 49, The
Baptist Young Peoples convention closed
to day.
The board Of managers of tho union has
selected Buffalo as the next place Of meet.
Ing, provided the Buffalo people give as.
suranco that railroad rates and other min
or de.ails will be satisfactory.
The board of managers OF the Baptist
Young Peoples Union auxiliary to tho
Southern Baptist Convention met to-day
IN special session to vote for q SUCCESSOR
to Rev. ]. D. Jordan: secretary, who re.
cently'resgned.
The board selected Rev. Calvin S,
Blackwell, of Elizabeth City, N. c. Mi,
Blackwell is president CT the North Caro-.
lima Stnte Convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, and is vice presi-
dent Of tho Southern Baptist Conven-
ton,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
OUR CARD BASKET.

rconmunsc. lions for this column thoula
9iafess0a "oar Carl BA'k's" .hEeuSiIoAs
Once: = a. 20 .
hoboth.
Thomas Mcconnell was in wost Chester
Saturday.
Mrs J. II. Groves, Of Elktop, spent
Thursday in this city
G. Park Postles left Saturday for As.
bury Park, N. J.
Mrs. Richardson has returned home from
visit to Baltimore
George E, Griffith, wife and son are at
Atlantic City.
B. F. Mitchell is in Baltimore, Nd. - =
Mr.. William Carroll, Of Springfield.
Mass, Is visiting in this city. .S
Mr. George HopJron, of Brooklyn,N Y,
Is visiting relatives here.
William WILDLY, of this city, was In Doc
Kun last week, the guest Of his sister,
Miss Dora Wibbiy.
Mr. II. Jerome Toy, of West Chester, is
sojournlng at Atlantic City for week.
George r. Prontiss. of this city, Is guest
at Congress Hall, Cape May.
Mrs. Ina Dicker3on, accompanied by her
three children, is visiting relatives ut Har.
rington, Dol.
Miss Estclle Smith has returned to her
home in Elkton after visiting Whining.
ton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Prieo arc guests of
their daughter. Mrs VIM. G. McCafferty,
OF LinwooA
Miss NJ. Bcss Reynolds, of Port Deposit,
Is tho guest of her sister, Mrs. ID. Vance
Thomas. in this city.
Mrs. William Alexander and daughter
are visiting Mrs. Alexandcrs father, MIR.
Thomas Lee at Cherry Hill.
Mrs M. X. Kimble, of Jackson. Miss, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. l.. Jones, of this
city. -. -.
Miss Carrie McCaulley, of this city, visit.
cd her parents ut Cherry Hill last week. :.
Amos Drummond and wife, OF this city,
are guests Of Thomas Kelley, ut Cherry
Master John Belle is spending a couple
Of weeks with friends in Chester
Mrs M. A. Vanneman of Port Deposit,
WIS III NJ iiElinBtou iue5uay auu W ouuto-
day of last week.
Miss Sarah Procknow, Of Wilmington,
spent part of last week at West Chester.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry H. Cobb and son,
Blair, of this city alo visiting eX Burgess
Green and family at Marcus Hook.
The engagement and carly marriage Of
Miss Mary e. Fails, popular young lady
Of Elkton, daughter Of the late William
Falls, to Samuel b FoarL, OF that town,
has been announced.
James Taylor entertained number OF
his friends on Thursday evening at hls
residence on tho Highlands. The evening
was spent In playing games and with vocal
and Instrumental music Refreshments
were served.
Dr.. William j. Truitt, of Napcrvllc,
now member of the fucnlty of the Ma.
lloual Medical College of Chicago, is visit.
ing his Old homo in this city DIR. Truitt IL
Il graduate of the Wilmington High School
class of 50 and practiced his profession
here for time
A number of Swarthmoro girls, NON.
bcrs OF the graduating class, are having an
enjoyable timo at Cossart on tho w. & N.
railroad. They spend the time rambling
over the hills and sketchlng the beautiful
scenery around. They are chaperonedtby
Mrs. Baton tho vito Of Professor Baton OK
George school, Among tho girls In tho
party are Miss Lippincott, Miss Williams.
Miss Ash and Miss Miller
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Bicycle races at Rivcrview, Saturday,
July 3lst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Kill I'd Under q Trolley Car.

Fifty.two year old Samuel Brown, who
lived at No i!4 Tatnall street walked caro-.
les5ly'in front Of Delaware avenue trolley
Car No 30 at Front and Market streets,
Saturday evening, was knocked down and
had his head crushed. Motorman, Hart
Hulton who rang his bell aud shouted to
the man, was arrested but subsequently
released he being in no way responsible
for tho accident. Deputy Coroner Chand.
Ter will hold al inquest tonight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
The Clayton House Trouble,

James l.. Willis proprietor of the Clay.
ton House Saturday night hustled out Of
the rathskellor of the hotel William Whit
tington, who had acted disorderly there.
When on the side walk in front of the
house Wilmington also used insulting TO.
marks toward the proprietor, and for so
cnraged proprietor. The story of the of.
fair which appeared in Sunday paper
was somewhat eXag gerated.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
A rliiiorl rlan Assaulted.

A despatch from Savannah, Ga, dated
July 18Th, says
Joseph Wiley. Of Milford Del, was
found unconscious on one Of tho principal
streets Of this city, yesterday. He was
weakened. by hemorrhlGcs from various
cuts. Further Investigation showed him
TO have bcen horribly mutilateu. Tie vie.
tim Is extremely rctcant, but from his
statements is believed that there was II
woman in the case and that the attack
was an act Of revenge. He will likely re.
cover
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

This week will make great:changes in
the population of the Brandywine Sum.
nit Camp ground, fully twenty more
families being expected to locate.
This will make over fifty families at
least who will enjoy tho pleasures of the
grove before tho services arc begun.
Visitors to the grove yesterday report
the night,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

sssSMS ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Paterson at Philadelphia
Richmond at Newark
1EM Reading ut Lancaster,
Norfolk at Hartford
BASE BALL DOTS.

Rockford on Saturday mot tho strong
Hartviile team of Philadelphia kenney
was unable TO pitch and Prauti7s WAS AZ
Cope May. But Wi!mn ton has more
baseball twlrlers than ole and McGnnis
was chosen. So eifrctual were his curves
that the visitors secured only five hits and
when tho Jast man was out the scole was
6to in favor Of Rockford Mac will
.woar Rocford uniform for the balance of
OF the season.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

As soon as the session of Municipal Court
was over this morning he was taken before
Magistrate Kelley and fined - and costs
for disordcrly conduct, On Saturday he
a us d Mrs Mary Layton to such a degree
that she SworC out Il warrant for his ar
rost Then rs soon as he heard Of tho war.
rant he renewed the attack und Tor 50 do
ing was fined 80 and costs by Judge Ball
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

George W Roberts who has hacn editing
the State Sentinel ut DorHr, Tor some two
years back, will DO sucGoeled by Mr. J. II.
Bateman. Mr. Roberts carries with him
in retiring our wishes for usefulness in a
wider field while we hope that Mr.. Bate.
man may succeed in rendering tho SENT.
mel as welcome visitor to its many rg..l-
erS as 1t has been in tho past
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
p.enrIty Of Rails.

Amos O. Brinton ID close observer Of
he weather, and when be says there Is to
DO o storm, 1t can be depended npon there
will be storm. Mr.. Brinton predicted
the present wet spell. From the first Of
April until the present day. MIR. Brinton
says the rain fall has amounted to II f-l6
inches, which Is quite On amount for the
period and which he thinks should satisfy
the farmers the fall meaning II tons Of
water to al acre.
Mays rains we're the HEAVIEST. they pro.
ducing s 1.16 inches Of water. July al.
though, but nineteen days of 1t have passed
stands second, the fall up until 0 o'clock
this morning reaching 4 BIG inches. In
April l.l6 inches fell, while In june 2l8
inches fell
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Republics Fireman Buried.

The funeral of Walter McMullon, the
steamer Republics ilrcmen who died from
Z; crushed leg received aboard the boat on
Thursday, took place from his fathers
home, No. liz Franklin street this after.
noon. Members Of Eureka Council, Jr.
o. U. A. NJ, of which tho deceased was
member wero pail bearers. After ser.
vice tho body waf sent to Philadelphia
where interment was made In Nit. Moriah
cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
Drivers are Reckless.

Residents Of King street from Eleventh
street to the BrandywIne bridge complain
Of the reckless of vehicle drivers who use
tho thoroughfare. A few days ago two
drivers for rival ice companies engaged in
II race, which nearly resulted in tho death
Of cAild who had occasion to cross the
strae.. Tha residents think tho police
should give Offenders to understand that
they are on public street and not race
trnol-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

SATURDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES
At Philadelphia-Firs game: Hartford, II;
Athletic, Q. Second game: Hartford s; Ath.
ietie, l. At Misunderstanding 6 Lancaster, 5.
At Newark-Norfolk, 4; Newark, 2. At Pater.
son-Richmond, 6; Paterson, 3.
: SUNDAYS ATLANTIC LEAGUE GAMES,
At Newark-(l7 innings lNewark, s; Nor.
Aoik, a. At Paterson-Paterson, 4; Athlete, 8.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

NOTICE.
TO THE TNXrAYEt 8 o. MILL CVEaH
HUNDRED.
At StadtGn-Stlnton StOra Company store
July q.
AZ Marshailton-GrRy's shoe etore, July a.
~ '"
forthc purpose Of resolving coll'y AMI
poor thN9s for MA Creek Hundred ijs tie
year .ss1
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19

Mascot team Of Wilmington went ~ Mar.
Ehallton aud defeated team Of that town
by score of q to |. The EluA was II first
elass exhibition Of the nnionA! sport After
Die second inning neither team sr.rrd.
A feature Of tho game was tin, piluhIug
OF Mr. Gurran, the Mascot pltchrr
ho having four strike out, to his lr.,sIf.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-19
O'Nc,li Promised His Wants,

There appears to be change with strong
prospects Of an adjustment Of the trouble
IN City Council. 1t Is said that Mr..
0 Neill has been promised the chairman.
ah.p of the two committees he has wanted
an will therefore support. Mr., Oberly for
chairman Of this Finance Committee. At
Thursday nights meeting of the body ii
Will be seen whether tho offices are given
tho First ward Democrats.