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Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
NOTICE OF ELEcT1oN.

To the Sheriff OF waknlla County OF
the State OF Florida Know Se, That !
JonS l.. CRAWFORD, Secretary OF Ssate
OF the State of Florida, do hereby
GIVE NOTICE TaArA
GENERAL ELECTION
win be held in Wakulla Countv, State
Of Florida, onTuesdoy next succeeding
the first Monday IN November,
A. d. 1893, the sad Tuesday
DgiSe rHH
EtthiTH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
For one representative Of the First
Congressional District of the Slate OF
T]orida in the 18th Congress- vi he
United states, rD.rl
ForsOne Justice Of the Supreme Court
of the State OF Florida, for full term.
For One Justice OF the Supreme Oor't
OF tie Safe Of Florida, tov uneypired
term OF D, 8, l.iddon, resigned
For Treasure OF the State OF Florida,
For Two Railroad Commissioners for
the term Of Four years.
For One Railroad Commissioner for
the term OF Two years. :,
For One Member of the House OF Rep
resentatiyes OF the State Of Florida.
For Tax Assessor.
For Tax Collector.
For County Treasurer.
For Three Members soi the CoSnty
Board OF Public Instrncti RjDaE 4 q,
For JSstice Of tfs feats VIA .iof 'tke
following Justice Districts, viz
No. I, 2,3,4and D, ks
For Conatable In and Tor the iQllewing
Jdstice Distriots, Wis, s !.
No. 1, 2,8, 4 and 8, -3s
N The attention Of the Sheriff Is
called TO the law requiring him to
cause Notice Of sid Election to be
published in . Newspaper printed In
the county, u their be paper In the
county, and II there be no paper pub
lished In the county, he shall cause at
feast Eve copies OF this Notice TO be
posted In the most public places 10 the
county.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ]
have hereunto set my hand and affixed
the Great Seal Of the State Of Florida,
at Tallahassee. the Capital, oils the
?5th day Of August, 1903.
US. JoifNL. CRAWFORD,
t~-' Secretary Of State.
To II. N. Walker. Sheriff,
Wakulla County.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

The Board Of Supervisors for the
wakuila Graded School met Monday
and organized by eIec lag Col, II. Don
Mcleod Chairman and Hon. J J Har
rell Secretly. A resolution was
passed b the Board 10 advertise for
teachersl All applications to be pissed
dboh ii their next meeting to u held
Saturday Sept, p.shI
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

A cool boiling sp,ing OF clean fresh
crystal water burst forth in Mr.. q. j..
Ferrell's field during re reccat sreshei
and is still boiling forth is co, ling liq-
uid TO quench the thirst OF his field
hsnds.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Z, NJ. James Smith accompanied by
his brother George, carried a @rsoo
10, d o, MS. L, D. 5. Moorietss things tc
Tallahassee yesterday.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

There are several cases Of meas.es III
the county aud it 8 fen;ed that gen
eral epidemic will freak out
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Mr.. W, w. Walker Jr left Tuesday
TO resume his slvdles at The Stanley
Business College in Thonassi'le, Ga
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

As the teachers eIaination is now
over the teachers are ar&iously await
ing for the dic'si,u II the Grading
Committee.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Five Do'lnti reward for proof anu
conviction Of the parties that Killed tie
beef and buried the hide rear 8bra-
ham Gavin snd Mr. Andrews home,
tso weeks ago.
j ". Adams. =
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Little Miss Katie Mcleod returned
from Carrrbelle Wednesday. where she
l,.s been visiting her Srnt Mis-; Q, 9.
ypunning.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

The excessive rain has done great
damage to the Gotten end corn and L.
creating some sicintst
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Miss Bessie Reaves ard Mr.. Ed Rich
ard, of Quincy.i, here visiting friends
in this neiahborho,d
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

There was about ls or Is wells in this
neighborhood that collapsed during
the past two weeks.
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Mesrs X. b Council ]. J. Harrell and
ODD BarreII spent Tuesday at Panacea.

NE first through train since the wash
ont passed through Monday on the
b. rs ia.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
ARTICLE XIII


Section 35, OF Article v, OF the Consti-
tuition Of the State OF Florida, Is hereby
amended SOFAS to read as follows
SECTION 50. No courts other
than Herein sbecifed shall be estab-
lshed in this state, eqcept that the
legislature may clothe any Railroad
Commission with Judicial powers in all
matters connected with the functions
OF their Office.
ARTICLE XIV
Add the following as Section "a, OF
Article IT.
SECTION "a. Immediately upon
the impeachment of any officer by the
House of Representatives., he shall be
disqualified from performing any Of the
duties OF his office until acquitted by
the senate, and the Governor. in such
case shall at once appoint ah incumbent
to I'll such office pending the impeach.
ment proceedings. In case Of Che inn
parchment OF the Governor, the Presi-
dent OF the Senate, or in case Of the
death, resignation or inability Of the
President Of the Senate, the Speaker OF
the House Of Repres sntatiyes, shall act
~ Governor, pending the impeachment
proceedings against the Governor,
The votes cast in compliance with
said proposed AMENDMENTS, and the
canvass, declaration and returns there
Of. shall be subjected to the same resu-
Ltions and and restrictions 90 are pre-
vided by Law for general elections in
the state Of Florida.
1,,e attention Of the Sheriff OF each
county is called % the Law requiring
hall b. cause q notice OF said election "a
b. pdblishsl in newspaper printed in
sie equity, IL there 5e a paper In The
county. and II there be- nj paper polj-
l'slied II the county, he slai'. cause ~
least five copies OF this no'ise to be
oos.ed in the most public Places in tie
county.
fsTssrmoNs WHEREOF, / hav hereun-
to set my hard and atfixed tho Great
Seal Of the Stale OF Florida, a. ITALIA
hasse, Tie Capital this the Goth day'ol
July, 1898.
rs. .JoHs l.. CRAwFoRD,
- Secretary Of State,
To II. n. Walker; Sheriff
Wbkalla county.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

A fine babie girl srrived yesterday to
.bless the horne 81 Mr; ard Mrs JAMES
Bladkihadt hoshsf did bsbs sts do
iiis ssIi
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

There was very few bidders at the tax
sale Monday and most Of the land wax
bid in for the State
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

r. - ,
Dol. F. w. Duye' and family, accom-
panied by DIR. ). II Hunt spent Sunday
at Panacea.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Mr.. X Don Mcleod If. is quite II y,
With chills and fever this week
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

About plworttil Of warrants were
cancelled Monday 81 county treasure
Mr.. Mcmillan.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

TRY me and be convinced that
] witt Cell YOU goods cheaper than
AIS oshef h6use Ii sJwhi
+. w, Dussi,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
TeacHtRs WANTED.

A brincipsI aud one assistant for the
wakp''a Graded School at Crawford
vile. Each must hold first grade cir
tidcates, and produce evidence OF high
moral charhctet.' School opens first
Monday in October. Applications
must be accompanied By creden'ia''
and fled with the Secretary OF The
board on or before Sept. 2ith, inst.
r. Don Mcleod, 0hairmon.
III. Harrell, Secretary.
Crawford sille, Fla. Sep 8, 1898.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
RAINFALL.
roaAre.vsr@

The town was dusy With school
teaches iris week.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
The Brnnzr would like to have al


The BrEazE would like to have an
agent, TO get up new subscribers, at ev-
cry precinct IN the county The sub
scription price Of the BRErsE Is only
one dollar per year, always in advance
and to aoy oM sending in five or more
yearly subscriptions. we will give e
per cent commission, or twenty cent?
IN the dollar. For less than Ave we
give 10 pei cent, or ten cents out OF
each dollar collected. Don't miss this
chance TO help your county paper
along, and make a little pocket change
or yourself.
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

Where's, the Legislature Of 1897, un-
der the Constitution OF 1855, OF the
State Of Florida, did pass three joint
resolutions proposing amendments to
the Constitution Of the State Of Flori-
da, and the same were agreed TO by o
vote OF three flrths OF all tho members
selected to each house that the vote on
slid Joint resolutions we're entered up
90 the,t respective journals, with the
yeas and nays thereon, and they did
determine and direct that the said
joint resolutions be submitted to the
electors OF the state ut the general OIL
cotton in November, 1898: =.
Now therefore, I John Il, Crawford,
secretary ofStote OF The state Of Flor
iaa DO hereby give notice that
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in each county in Florida,
on Tuesday next succeeding the first
Monday in November, A, ID. 1898, the
said Tuesday being the
gIoHrH DAY or SoYRMBEa, !,
for the ratification or rejection Of the
said joint resolutions proposing! amend
ments to the constitution of the State
of Florida, az follows, viz;
ARTICLEXII.
Section lsrpf Article XVI, shall be
asd is amended so as 70 req as follows |;
SECTION 10. The sNreties' upon
the Official bonds Of all state, county
and municipal officers shall bel resi-
dents Of, and have sufiicient Visible
property. uneacnnbered ~ithin the
state, not exempt from sale under le-
gal process, to make good their bonds;
and the suretiss upon the official bonds
of all county and municipal officers
shall reside within the county where
their principals upon such bonds reside
and shall have sufficient visible and
unencumbered property in such coun-
ty, that ia not exempt from sale under
legal process to make good their liabil. :,
'ity on such bonds; Provided, THAT
any duly organized aud responsible
guarantee or surety company, either
foreign or domestic, lawfully doing bus
mess in this state may become and be
accepted as surety on oil such official
bonds.".,
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09

Sheriff Waller hrs several boarders
4 at the county Hotel
Gulf Coast breeze. [volume] (Crawfordville, Fla.) 1897-19??, 1898-09-09
Church I: Directory.

PesAcalxa
Az CrawfodviIie on 2nd Sunday and
ut night OF eacii month.
At Zion lill saturday, II a. N be.
fore each LIST sunday
AZ River Sink at II a ni, "a each ist
sunday
Al HAliardvilte ~ NJ o. eaeh amt
5onday
At sopchoppy on Ord Saturday. and
Sundays at / lam
At Ashinore At night Of each 3vd san
LAY Ut 7pm,
At Rock Landing on Thursday nipht
before each 4tl Sunday at !
pm.
At Union at ia I'm Of each 4tt sun
day w.O Collins, Pastor;
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Everything Blank.

Up to the present time the officers
nave no more idea who had a hand in
throwing the body of the child into
the river, than they had, Monday. the
day it was found. SO far the whole
thing is shrowded in mystery although
there is no end to the speculations by
people in this city.
Everything is now waiting for the
results of the Investigations of the
clothing wrapped around the child's
body, to see if any marks that will
lead to the child's parentage being
discovered, may be found. The cloth
ing is at present in the safe at the
undertaking rooms or Nudd & smell.
The clothing was so wet Tuesday.
and IN consequence so odious that no
attempt at an invest gation was
made.
Should it so happen that marks of
Identification should not be found on
the clothing. 1T is very probable that
the case will be dropped and no effort
made to push it further.
The remains of the body have been
in the undertaking rooms ever since
the discovery. A photograph of the re-
mains We're taken. yesterday. in order
that any semblance to the supposed in
fanticide might not be lost through the
body's having been buried
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SKOWHEGAN.
KimbalI.W Warehouse.

In Portland Tuesday. Oct. 4. at p. NJ.
quiet wedding took place at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Nathaniel Waterhouse, when their daugh-
ter. Beula Brooks, was welded to Rev.
Harry Woods Kimball of Skowhegan. son
of DR.. Carlton Kimball of Portland.
Rev. Geo. ID. Lindsay of WatervilIe.
performed the wedding ceremony in the
presence of the near relatives and a few
friends. The bridge, conducted by her
father, appeared in a simple gown of
white organdie over white silk. and her
maid of honor, Miss Hannah II. Page of
Skowhegan, wore white muslin over pink.
William II. Greedy of Boston, acted as
best man. and Harry T. Johnson OF Port
land. presided at the piano.
The home was tastefully decorated with
ferns and flowers, in accordance with the
season, and after the ceremony the
guests repaired to the dining room. where
Miss Carrie l. Eastman of Deering. Miss
Dora II. Moulton, Mrs. John T. Pagan
and Miss Edith Williams of Portland, as
sisted all in enjoying social hour.
The happy bride was the recipient Of
many beautiful tokens of love and es-
TEEN.
Rev. and Mrs. Kimball will be at home.
Tuesdays. on and after Nov. /, at % Main
street, Skowhegan Me-
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rally Rcnltebec Journal.
A SEVERE STORM.
Bennington Afflicted by Heavy Rains
and Winds.
Railroads and Highways Are Washed Out.
Damage Estimated at $40. 900.

bennington, VT, Oct. 5.-,rha .,,,ia.,
-'"u .nost destructive freshet in this
ee,.'ii ioa - years is raging mere. 10
~ : ~ anu thousands of dollars wo,.a
u properly has been DESTROYED. BAN
began falling heavily. Tuesday niah.
anu continued with little interp,iss:an
ioi 40 icurs. the total precipitation he
ihs luiiy SIX inches and all I'M mar
screams are full to overfiowiny.
Al O'Clock, this afternoon 3 ,nar;,a
orancn OF the large and rapid Otrsa
WI broke over its channel at the head
VI county street, sending a vast for,i
vi water throughout its entire lanst1
iieaily mile, and washing the Stree,
IN very destructive manner. In le,,v-
ms county street it broke over rna
meadows near the Soldiers Hama nm
eoiptlnued mostly along the highway
ior unfee or four miles toward Noytt,
l'ehhhgeon there being great damage
uohe over this long stretch of territory
the surglng Hood taking away bridges
culvelts, fences and washing it al
points almost beyond repair.
rive or six bridges on the Bennin.--
ton and Woodford Electric Railrea Il
ana long stretches of the road bed as
washed away. supposedly subs tan
tlal iron bridge of the Bennington ard
Hoosic Valley Electric Railroad at ss,.
north part of the village was CARRIE
away and the road bed so badly
washed at places that no cars will run
over the road for at least two weeks.
The Bennington and Rutland Rail
road lost a bridge at South SALISBURY
seven miles from here, and no cars car
be run north. The FMchburg RAJ
road lost a culvert and had "a landslide
the track being covered with three test
OF water and two freight cars are off
the iron at Walloomsac. This blocks
all travel into Bennington from the
south and west. Owing to the dark
ness and the impossibiiity of reach:na
different points. tonight, an accura-T
report Of the damage cannot be given
but it is conservatively estimated al
$4,000.
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SENATOR QUAY IN COURT.
Hearing Opened to Hear Charge Of Fraudu
lentIy Using States Money

Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-The hearing of
United States Senator Quay, his son,
Richard r. Quay and Charles II. Ne
Kee, of Pittsburg, on the charge of Us
ing state funds in the Peoples Bank for
specializing purposes for their own pro-
fit was begun before Magistrate Jer-
mon, today The hearing room was
crowded with prominent politicians,
PENDANTS made a hard fight on the
point Of insufficient evidence to estab-
lsh prima facie case and combatted
the prosecution at every point. Tne
defence used every endeavor to force
the prosecution to show who had inStl-
gated or inspired the charges.
In furtherance of this object, Rufus
f. Shapley and A. S. l.. Shields. coun-
sci for defendants, endeavored to have
called as a witness Detective Meyers,
who had made the affidavit upon which
the warrants of arrest were issued.
District Attorney Graham, however.
claimed that he had other evidence to
establish a case and refused to call
Meyers. He called Receiver Barlow
and Teller Tabor, of the Peoples Bank.
who testified to having found certain
letters and kilograms il. the desk OF
Cashier Hopkins, after the latter's sui
eide. which it was claimed. Implicated
The defendants in conspiracy with the
cashier for the use of the funds.
Certain memoranda OF Cashier Hop
kins were presented and against the
admission of this evidence defendants
counsel made strong objection. The
district attorney finally presented as
evidence the letters and kilograms.
The first letter was from State Treas
urer Haywood to President McManes
of the Peoples Bank. 1t was dated
July rs. 1896. and Informed President
Mechanics that the states deposit in the
bank would be increased from $500.000
to 5000 600 the following week, PROVIDED
Richard r. Quay was permitted to bor-
row 100000.
A telegram dated, a week later, from
Haywood to Cashier Hopkins was next
presented. which notified the latter OF
the letter to the president of the bank.
Evidence was presented to show that
the loan to Richard Quay had been
made Cross examination elected the
fact that the.loan had been cancelled
since the bank had gone into liquida-
ton. which was, in March. last.
Other letters and kilograms were
read. several of which were from Sena-
tor Quay to Cashier Hopkins, notifying
him to buy or sell certain shares OF
stock and giving directions relative to
the transfer OF other stock through the
broker firm of George A. HUM OF Phil
adelphia. 1t was shown that the prom
ised deposit referred to by State Treas
urer Haywood was made, s5oo,ooO being
deposited. on August l, 1886, and $loo,-
600. on August 3.
A telegram was produced from Hay
wood 70 Hopkins dated Nov. 20, 1886,
requesting him. if possible. to BUY 1oo
shares Of Metropolitan Railway STOCK
at l1O; 100 shares at 1903; lou shares al
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os; 100 shares at 1917 and 100 shares

at log. Z, -ss,--..~.-s.- - -
After a hearing lasting three hours
SENATOR 2usty and his son and Mr.. Nc
hee were bound over for appearance II
he Inc, next term of court Bail was liked a.
SoG1o In eac.l case. David B. Lane. ! locai
poilticai leader. renewed the bond for
lhat amount which he had entered w1en
tne accused men We're given a prclimi
nary nearing. Monday. The case now
goes on the list for trial at the term OF
court beginning in November.
MI. quay said, tonight: Il think that
no one VINO was present at the hearing.
t truay; ,entertains any doubt as to the
Iruun1uiness of the charge boldly made
pS my counsel, that this proceeding was
lnstlgated by political enemies of mine
VINO MD behind the district attorney and
VIII not permit him to reveal their names
aHu thal their sole purpose was to manu-
Iaclure campaign literature by false
cnaIsss thst could not be met and am
s"ersd except on a trial in court
VI course everybody knows that ON
sueSi z Aearing | could not be permitted
10 make any defence or show the falsity
OF THESE charges. and my counsel advise
me II would be worse than useless to at
tempt TO do so at this time and in sllcn =
proceeding. But you may be sure thar
nave Instructed them 20 force this case
70 speedy trial in a court where both
sides can be heard, and after that to ex-
pose legally and punish to the utmost the
lhstlgators OF this proceeding
MY counsel assure me that not a scin-
MA OF legal evidence was offered. TODAY
to justify the issue of a warrant or a
binding over.
As 10 the charges themselves. l have
SIMPLY TO say that they are absolutely
iaise ana wholly without foundation
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WATERVILLE.
A PECULIAR CASE.
Death Of Edna Bartlett from Scarlet Fever.
in China.

The news of the death of Edna Mae
Bartlett. the three-year-old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Bartlett of
China. reached this city. Wednesday
morning. The cause of the death was
scarlet fever. DR.. Dwinelle of this city,
was first summoned to attend the case,
las Friday, and when ne arrived the
child was very sick. She died. Mon
day. a peculiar thing about the case
IS that no one has the remotest idea
where the disease came from, as this is
the only case in the village. Dr.
Dwinelle on learning the nature of the
child's sickness, at once notified the
local board of health and the house
was placed under quarantine. The
funeral which, from the nature of the
disease. will be strictly private, will
be held. today. DR.. Dwinelle when
seen, Wednesday, said that the case
was unusually severe.
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ALL TRAINS DELAYED.
Fitchburg Railroad Trains Blocked BY Rccen,
Storm-Many Bridges Wrecked.

Williamstown, Mass, Oct. 5.-Ail
Fitchburg trains since 5 O'Clock, this
afternoon, have been held here on slc-
count of serious washouts and land
slides for 80 miles west of Pownal. VT,
due to the heavy rains of last night
and today. In all 10 washouts are re-
ported. The water is so high in some
places that work cannot be begun.
There are five washouts between
Johnsonville and Valley Falls. INTO
one of these local freight No. 241 plung-
ed and three cars are derailed. AT
Schag hticoke a large bridge has bsen
taken out. AIT Jacksonville 800 feet vi
the track is washed out and the gully
is over so feet deep. All the sect on
gangs west of Fttchburg were brought
on a special train and put to work.
There is no traffic west of here.
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LEWISTON ePWoR1H LEAGuERs.
Tenth Annual Convention in Session Two
Interesting Addresses.

Lewiston, Me-, Oct. 5.-The 10th an
nual convention of theEpworth League
Of the Lewiston district opened, today,
$50 p. NJ. Rev Mr.. Southland, the pas
tor, welcomed the delegation. Presi-
dent Bean spoke on :Best Methods of
Conducting Junior League Work" The
evening session opened with praise and
devotional service, led by Rev. III. G.
Wilson. Rev. c. A. Terhune of Inter
vale, N. H, spoke on '"The True Sol
dier."
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VESSEL OWNERS kND CAPTAINS
Have Annual Association Meeting in Boston
and Elect Officers.

Boston. Oct 5.-At the annual meet
ing. today, of the Vessel Owners and
Captains Association held here. Jacob
j. Winslow of Boston. was elected
president; James H. Cox, New York.
first vice president; w. A. Anderson,
Port Richmond, N. Y, second vice
president; Frank Harrington, Boston,
treasurer; r. r. Freeman, Boston, sec
rotary.
TIE following board of commission
ers was also chosen: w. T. Donne!l,
Bath, Me-; H. A. Dean. Taunton.
Mass; Charles D. Hall, New Haven,
Conn; c. w. Morse and A. J. New
bury, New York