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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

will learn that brevity is considered, In
eorresp ondence, the soul Of wit, and that
modish person covers never more than
the first page of a note sheet with writ
ing. If you answer a communication at
greater length than this it simply won't
be read or the lady will give 1t to her
secretary to peruse and condense into syn
opsis.
This is discouraglng to one who admires
the polite art of letter writing but if you
complain your friend Will assure you that
life Is too real and earnest and too fun
of more important and amusing events to
permit one moments waste over letters.
When you write chose the very gayest
note paper you can find, a deep purple
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

known rs royal iris is the proper zone
for Your stationery. and at the top Of
every sheet have your coast-of-arms en-
bosscd in white. Fold the paper once into
au envelope much longer than broad. for
bear che use of wax. employ "a Quill pen
and adopt broad hacb-hand stroke I'm
writing black ink ana heavy dashes "a
large undcrscored signature and tail as
seriN looking capitals are al indications
Of the fashionable correspondent.
Formerly the bereaVod society uyornar
hordercd her letter paper with bands 20
broad nnd sable thnt ltte space on tho
sheet WaH .Oft Tor thc lettering. now tba
death 40 O. child. parent nr Aff's partner
does not seem 900 htaesslilte anything
more ihan hslr lua ~ black on mo
edge OF thc FIRST paFe OF oprfy sheet ana
many women loo mourning Nflto on paper
tinted greg blue. mauFo. or royal lrs pur-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

schoolboy sense which implies snares and
nest robbing, but birding in purely
Christian and scientific style. Twelve la
dies put together a sum of money and
secured the services of an advanced or
nithologist who would captain the club
and take it forth twice a week in search
Of feathered friends.
Such genuine anxiety to study birds
was showed that the ornlthologst has
found it worth his while 10 remain in the
Berkshires all summer, and his chief duty
is to hold his classes a-1eld and explain
things. At o'clock in the morning ne
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

"a year ago 1 was a great sufferer
from painful menstruation. l could
not lie down or sit down for the dread
full pain each month. 1 wrote to you
and took twelve bottles of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and
it has helped ne so l cannot find
words to express my gratitude toward
Mrs. Pinkham. l am to-day well and
hearty. Miss JOE SAUL, DOVER,
CLARE Co., MICH.
More than a million women have
been helped by Mrs. Pinkham's advice
and medicine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
DELIGHTFUL SALAD DRESSING
These Are New and Are Excellent %.
Fruits, Meats or VegetabIes

AheSe are new ana Are Excellent for
Fruits, Meats or Vegetables
Mash a slice of raw onion in the bottom,
of pint bowl. add two teaspoonf,ls q,
sugar, half a teaspoonful of sail. hair
teaspoonful of black pepper. and as much
powdered mustard. Stir all wen over and
around the mashed onion, then Dour n,
half a teaspoonful of brandy. and Ell.
again. Now add oil and lime Juice s!te,.
nately-one teaspoonful of juice to lsrs,
tablespoonful of oil. Put in LIME juice first
and stir until completely blended te,,
oil, and stir as before. Alternate uni
you have five spconfuls of oil Str ysrv
hard for three minutes, always tba sam.
way around, then take out the onion. and
set the dressing on ice until needed
Dressing for Fruit Salad.
Two teaspoonfuls sugar, half one NJ
salt, mix well, then sprinkle thicklv wit,
grated nutmeg, lemon peel, and while gin.
ger mixed. Dust in Cayenne pepper. oresa
add ten drops of tabasco. Stir In well A
little at a time, two tablespOonfuls Of OIL
next add, very gradually, one tablespoon
full of brandy and lime juice mixed in
equal proportions. Stir until smooth and
creamy, then add more OIL putting il In
a little at a time. When four spoonfuls are
in add more brandy and lime juice Sir
very hard. and set on ice until the moment
of serving.
Dressing for Vegetables.
Boil three eggs twenty minutes Mash
the yolks smooth in a bowl with sugar,
salt, mustard, and a few drops of onion
juice. Then beat in a little al a time fresh
salad oil, and pepper Vinegar-that is vim
egar in which pods of Cayenne pepper have
been soaked. Use cne-fourth as much vim
egar as oil, and enough of both to make
up the quantity 10 half pint STIR hard,
always the same way and keep cold. Be
fore putting ii on asparagus, sprinkle the
stalks, which have been boiled barely len
der, and allowed to COOL rather thioky
with grated cheese. For beans or bees
the cheese is best omitted.
Country Salad Dressing.
Yolks of six hard-boiled eggs. mashed
very smooth with one gill cider vinegar
and half pint clear melted butter. Beat
all until smoo.h ly Blended then sprinkle
in beating all the while, a heaping tea
spoonful of salt, and a quarter-spoonful Of
red and black pepper. Al the very last
stir in a cupful OF finely chopped celery,
mixed with very little parsely, a sus-
picion of onion. and a very little while
cabbage, cut very fine Used for eilhr
meat or vegetable sa ads. Is best made
just before IL is required.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27
APPLE TREES ON BROADWAY.
FRUIT TREES PLANTED on BUSIEST
STREET IN AMERICA.

MIR. LOOmis Tells in His Humorous
Way How the scheme WOrlNed-AIl
the Boys AnGuished in Collie, the
Result of Green AppIes-ItaIian
Fruit Vendors Starved on Account
of the Municipal COmpe ton.
Then the "Apple Trust" Arose With
King who Controlled the Mar
ket, and Harry's BenevOIence Came
TO Nothing.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

Each year the American Bar Assocla-
ton hears an address from some eminent
British jurist. This year the address will
be made by Sir william Ram Kennedy
who sailed on Wednesday from Liverpool
Though one Of the youngest justices of the
High Court of Justice he has a Worldwide
reputation, chiefly due 10 his studies in in
tcrnational and maritime law his work on
Law ~ Civil Salvage being the author
ity Sir William is 81 years Of age. and
had a wide range Of pgactice as a barrister
before hc was appointed 10 the Queen
bench boy Lord HerscheA This was the
only appointment 10 the bench made by the
home rude lord chancellor.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

The Korean government has selected a
new minister 20 this country 90 succeed
Minister Ye Pom chin. who has been
promoted to represent his government az
the Court of 81. James. The new minister
is Aln yong Whan The news of this
appolutm0 ut WIS brought here by Dr.
Horace r. Allen. United States consul
general aI SEOUL Dr. Allen says Whan
tpe4h8 English hucuuy
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-08-27

over heart and soul TO musical knowl-
edge. Each week there are lectures on
the various Instruments used in orchestra
ton, and up in the Bar Harbor neigh
borhoOd the country house colony assem-
bic TO enjoy mastication lunches This is
but one phase of the physical culture fad
prevailing in the Maine settlements. and
the women are united in the belief that
it Will reduce their waist measures, help
their digestion, improve their compleXions
and prevent thoughtess gossip 90 give
forty bites to every mouthful of food.
Whether the forty bites has any effect or
not il is hard to say, but the facts Of
the case are that whether II is sewing
on glove buttons or investigating the solar
system, no woman is quite content until
she organizes "A club or class for the
fufllment Of the duty on hand.
Letter writing Out of Date.
Don't commit the fatal mistake of try
ing TO correspond with any Of your fash
ionable women friends. Letters. good,
long newsy epistles covering four to six
pa ges Of the average paper is effort cast
upon the waters of the society mind sure
TO come back 20 you only in the form Of
a few words on a postcard, or, even less,
on a small note sheet Sooner or later
in your associat ton with what old-fash-
toned folk used to call the "haut ton you
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

"a, ANTED-CU .,TGM PANTS AND VEST
w makcrs best prices pail. W H. Lock.
yer, sos Market street. u2-.ot
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
PHOENIX GETS
ITS CHECK.
Council Last Night Passes
the Ordinance Carrying
the Appropriation.

City Council last night passed tho ordi-
nance allowing the Phoenix Fire Com
pany $500, the amount allowed the COM
pany by the Legislature of 1893. The Or
dinance also carried with 1t IN appropri-
alton of 5000 for salaries and $35, $50 for
incidental and miscellaneous expenses A
portion OF the latter amount will be used
in paying the judament obtained some
time ago by George V. Anderson against
the city for damages.
In case the amount of money carried by
the ordinance cannot be obtained from The
taxes collected during the present fiscal
year the remaining sum is to be taken
from next years collections and deducted
from tho appropriations for that year.
Mayor McLear added his signature Ito
tho ordinance II few minutes after it had
passed Council, and immedialy after Presi-
dent Leitch declared it Il law. Chairman
Cannon OF tho fire committee moved that
an order for Sl5Oo De drawn in favor of tn
Phoenix Fire Company, There was not a
dissenting vote to the motion and it was
declared carried.
The ordinance prozcribcd the payment
OF $l5o3 to the fire company, but the So rop-
resented tho amount of n bill the fire COM
mlttee had contra ted and which had to
be provided for by ordinance rs there was
no money Oh hand to meet it.
by the adoption of resolution offered
by Mr.. Obcrly sos was transferred from
tho appropriation for incidentals to bsap-
preparation for public building; $780, to be
appropriation for crematory; $3.50, to the
appropriation for fuel and $15 to the ap-
preparation for printing.
City Treasurer Curry reported tho BAL
nnce in Union National Bank to account
OF current expenses to be $40 0al 20; special
fund for park purposes, 2.034 55. The
collections were: Il. S, Lewis $423. taxes
for 1888; Eugene NJ. Sayers, s625, taxes for
1874; Edmund Mitchell, Jr, s40O. taxes for
1886
The miscellaneous payroll amounting to
S3,0Hn; police payroll amounting to
$6,O3o. IA and council payroll amounting to
1893. II We're allowed
The May interest list amounting to S045
on the 100000 worth OF certificates was al
SO allowed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.
Correspondence of the REPUBLICAN,
April 2s. 1S9J.


Thomas Davis died at his homo in
Shawtown at o'clock this morning.
Poison was tho cause Of his death Ii all &C.
counts are true. About two weeks ago
ho and two others obtained half pint of
whiskey. TIE Others drank their share
first and he finished the bottle and the
contents finished Davis. Soon afterwards
the three men were taken sick aud 30 SER
ious was Davis case that Il physician was
summoned but he discovered that 1.-The
llquor,cchtalned poison and that 1t was
battle royal to save tho mans life.
Considerable excitement was caused on
Delaware street last night when ono OF
the trees near the Opora House was set on
fire by an electric light wiro. During the
day the Delaware and Atlantic Telegraph
md Telephone Company had force Of
men at work striDg.ng wires. One Of the
wires pressed tho electric light wire down
to the treo with the resnlt stated above.
Superintendent King was on the scene
: few minutes after it was discovered that
the tree wns on fire and Immediately telo-
rhoned for tho repair gang and th3 wires
were Strengthened out.
Tho County Board of the Ancient Or
der Of Hibernans will hold II meeting on
Sunday afternoon in the room Of Division
No. in tho X. of G. hall
Carpets, mattings. oilcloth. Stoops.
An effort Is being made to reorganize
Seminole Tribe No. Improved Order Of
Red Men.
John Merritt will not swing on the gate
near his residence anv more.
Yesterday while onjcying that delight
full pleasure the gate fell and John fell bs-
meath it.
james Mcguire liicd the gate off Mer-
ritt and it vas found that he was but
slightly scratched.
The nrmatCur for the silk waist factory
was replaced yesterday.
Ice cream freczers Il 81 up. StoOps.
Tho fishermen are still catching lots of
shnd.
Edward and Sallie McCue are among
the con esnnts ut the cnkc walk in Dock
stader's heutre in Wilmington.
,. Sheriff aud Mrs. John Il. Taylor enter
tained number Of friends last evening.
The New Clstlo base ball club will
hold II strawberry festival in tho Opera
House Tomorrow night,
General complaint Is boing made of
stock being allowed to roam at large
through tho city at proseut.
There Is nn ordinance covering the roam
ing of stock. 1t should be enforced as
this is the season of the year when dam
age can DO done.
Officer John Palmer is about to engage
in tho cucumber business. He Is of tho
opinion TINT Cucumbers can DO raised
proGtably. Hei- now trying an export.
mant. He cut n barrel in half. Then he
bored several holes in it. In tho inside il
q bucket and between II and tho sides of
the barrel Is good rich Garth. Tho cucum.
bsrs are plan ted there and the water from
the bucket furnishes moisture. ie is of
the opinion that he can successfully raise
cucumbcrs and then proposes to grow
strawberries in tho same mnnnor. II tho
experiments work all right MIR. Palmer
will hnYe u company chartered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

IIOR SALE-A GOOD BAY MAIZE SUIT.
L able fora lady and family use. Address
X. q. g.. this Office. a9r3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
Kent County Court.

Dover, April 27.-At the session OF the
Kent County Court to-day Chief Justice
Lore said:
1--WE want to say to you aad as q warn
ing to others that tho court will show no
mercy to persons who commit acts that
may result in the holesale loss of life"
This was addressed to Clarence Cubbage,
Thomas Cubbugo and Joseph Harrison,
colored convicted of attempting to wreck q
Delaware railroad passenger train by pill
ing crosstic Son the track at du Points
station.
Tho Cubbngc boys each were sentenced
to one year Imprisonment to pay a fine Of
II 900 to receive twenty lashes and to stand
one hour In the pillory, Owing to his youth
Harris WAS recommended to the mercy of
the court and the corporal punishment in
his oase was rcmittel. He was sentenced
to one years imprisonment to pay flnu Of
T. ,OC0 and he cost of prosecution
The charge OF larceny OF "A dog and dog
collar belonging to Rev V. S. Collins pre-
(erred against Charles 5, Butlo. was one
that was no; proven and Butlor was ac-
quilted. The dog was recovered iu Buffers
possession,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

J. B, Watson. j. T. Kilvington, W. Alex.
ander. James l.. Handy Robert Orr,
Thomas I Bird. G. q. RICHTER, j. Green
field. N. l.. Grubb, w. A. Scott. Edward
Hart. John Townsend, b. +. Philips, S.
ChaIfant, W. L. Haman, H. S. England.
II. Ii. Jordan Lewis j. Cranes, s. Haw.
kins, Isaac Drill. jeremiah Sullivan, q. Q.
Morton, Joshiah Marvel. Thomas S. Hitch.
Jessie X. Baylis, Nicholas S. stayton, w.
II. Barnett ID. W. Colpitts, &. w. Cleaver
John W. Talley, ]. w. Lawson, G. ID bird,
WIS. Bird, Thomas S Malin, William Jes'
tor. II. V. Eason, William Morrow, ID. 4.
Bradford. Thomas Frazer, John I. Boyes:
j. i. Cough Artemus Smith, Martin Il.
Smith. John 4. Dickey. John G Gray, L.
j. Minds, Amos Stayton, f. ID. Hearne,
Winfield $. Orr, Theodore 5. Armstrong,
Herman First, Louis Dickey r. Moody,
". N. Sibley, j. Conway, j. II. Gerstley.
Nicholas Murphy. John Shaw. John 4.
Ahrens, J. Atwood Weldin, Louis Pfrom-
mer. William $. Day, and William G. Nc.
Crea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
DOTS.
This is visitors day in the schools.

| lnlS IL VlsltOf uay Ill the SCHOOLS s
Governor Tunnel yesterday issued NJ
official order for the meeting of N, e. d
officers to be held In this city on May 0.
| Delaware Council, No 16l, C. D. l., will
| give ouchre party and dance In Edsi
Hall next Monday night.
A cylinder head blew out on the engine
at the Wilmington Malleablo Iron Com
panys works yesterday morning.
Architect Frank r Carswcll has about
completed the specifications and plans fot
the new Megary building.
Tho State Board Of Pharmacy has award
ed certificates o the following, who passed
the recent examination: c. NJ. Eastburn,
b. L., Thompson, &. W. Ohnlng, Elmer b.
Nayior, Joln;A. Roberts, G. r. Mouck,
J. @, keihhaf1t, q. +. Fetfsll 'and Miss
Laura l.. Simkins.
The Y. NJ. c. A. Wheelmen took their
first run of tho season last night to Centre
vile, and return, paced by the clubs tnn-
dem. 1t was a successful run. Captain
Stroud has caliod another run for next
Thursday night at o'clock.
Work on the new entrance to Brandy
wine Park at Market stroat is b,ing push
Ell ahead rapidly. The old arch is now be-
ing taken out. Workman are drilling and
cutting stone for the now work.
Robert B. Simpler OF Blackb!rd died
suddenly on Wednesday night. Death was
due to appo!exy. Mr.. Simpler was 80 years
Republican. In 1889 ho was sergsant-at-
arms Of the House Of Representatives, in
Dover and In 1890 was elected Levy Court
Commissioner in this Counly.
If the weather Is warm enough the swim.
ming pool will b, oponed on May l, but If
it Keeps cool the house will not bs opened
until June l.
The regular monthly meeting of the W.
c. L. U. will be held at headquarters, No.
lC0 West Eight street this afternoon at 8
o'clock.
A meeting of the Bayard Memorial Asso.
citation will be held on Monday afternoon
in the Historical Socie v building In
portlnt business Will be tran. .ucUeu.
Harrison Street NJ. E. Church has passed
resUlutiont congratulating kev, W. L.
Stinmel upon his examination before tho
recent Wilmington NJ. Il. Con 'ercnco and
his ordination to local deacon $ orders.
This evening at 4j clcok n general ey-
perience meeting will b. held at ST. Pauls
NJ. II, Church.
Tho Good Government Club of Newport
will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs.
Mary ID. Greens on Saturday evening,
April %, AT s O'Clock.
Rev. +. W, Clampitt d. D, of St Peters
Church Baltimore, will preach ut Trinity
Church on Sunday.
The Epworth League Of Grace NJ. Il.
Church held well ut.c cndud business meet.
ings last night.
An experience saloslady in the millinery
business, may hear of good place by ad.-
dressing "Salesludy" this Office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
A Wonderful Cure.

have been n great sufferer for the last
two years with pains in my head day and
night, having bven under different treat
ments and also eye specialist. could not
see to read without glasses. and could not
get any roiief, so l went under Prof.
Townsend's treatment, and in six weeks
time he took the glasses from me and for
tho last two years l hnvo not worn them
AT any time, and do not now know what
u pain in tho hend Is. was afflicted very
much with nervous prostration, and now
l am cured OF all my ailllctions. 1t is sur
prising mud wonderful tho cure Prof.
Townsend made of me after all others
failed Ii you are a sufferer 60 at oLce to
Prof. Townsend tho great and woll known
Ralph Bothum,
1901 W. Seventh St, Wilmington, Dol.
Office 6i5 King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

The Epwor,h League Of Grace NJ. L.
Church held well at.cndud business meet.
ings last night.
An experience saloslady In the millinery
dressing "Salesludy' this Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
Improvement,

Charles w. Gooding, the enterprising
real esta agent. is hnvlnsa porch erected
to his dwelling at tho corner Of Eighth and
Jefferson Streets and also tulting iu bay
window. Ills success in selling property
tho past season has abed him to make tho
Improvement. and thus add not only to
the looks Of his dwelling, but also to the
comfort aud convenience Of his family. His
Office Is one of the most pretentious of the
kind IN our city and he occupies the front
rank among the dealers in real estate He
ia DrOnl ut ard reliable.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
CROSBY & HILL.
Crosby
& Hill,
Cos, COZ and 609 Market Street;

For years there has never
been such a grand Offering of
the most desirable imported
organdies than that which we
will offer on Saturday; all the
latest patterns and most beau-
ti(ul colorings and combina-
tions that can be blended to-
gether; Of course you will want
a dress or two OF them, then
come early your heart will be
s1rely troubled if you see some
one having a beautiful dress for
half the regular price if they
should all be sold.
We should say about 2274
yards fancy French organdies,
reduced from 2Jc to 1910 a yd.
We should say on Saturday
about $50 ladies' percale waists
the newest designs in the mar
ket and for Saturday only, on
counter next to the silks, re-
duced from soc to 30c.
We should say about 80
remnants Of silk, just shirt
waist patterns, nothing old or
ugly but the neatest and most
desirable silk in the market,
away down in price.
We should say about 1000
yards of blesched muslin, full
yard wide. At this time when
muslins are booming, it is a
novelty to sec it 36 inches
wide and 4c a yard.
We should say about 200 of
mems outing shirts, some of
very fine quality, reduced from
SOC to 29c.
We should say about 100
mems and ladies hose, a mixed
lot tor Saturday, reduced from
l0c to Sc.
We should say ssabout l25
pair ladies' hose, Scotch pat
terls, very desirable, reduced
from 13c to l0c pair
We should say you will
want a change of underwear
Just now, the right weight at
our coulter now for both
Ladies' and Gents, for 25c
each.
Ladies Sui1s-Some very
choice ones for Saturday and r.
very low prices. Separate Skirts
have always been a specially
with us; we are sure of the
right ones before we buy them
and you get them right in every
way.
Every time that you come to
our store you are sure to see
some article that tells you,
'sorry l did not come here
when l was buying it saves
every time to see and
buy from us; we do not tell you
every time for the sake Of max.
ing you pay more for the arti-
Gle you want, it is better, but
we give it its right name,
"best for least money" Rib
bons and Neckwear, at this
would take too much
space from us, but we have
hem right all the same.
Standard patterns are the
oest-we have them.
A sewing machine at a price
which defes com petition.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

The Y. NJ. c. A. Wheelmen took their
first run of tho season last night to Centre
Vile, and return, paced by the clubs tnn-
dem. 1t was successful run. Captain
Stroud has caliod another run for next
Thursday night at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28

I1OR SALE-TEN THOUSAND GOOD
~ bonds at $97 and accrue interest. paying
Q per cent. Inquire at this Office. a?IGlt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
City Court Cases,

In the City Court this morning John
Kelley was charged with vagrancy.
Officer Sheehy testified that Kelley was
begging from house to house in Brandy
wine. lie was on his way to Philadelphia.
He will be allowed to 60
Alico Reddin, colored, was charged
with being incorrigible.
Agent Stout testified that she would not
pay any attention to the people with
whom she was living. She will be returns
ed to Maryland
Edward Brittingham pleaded guilty to
the charge of riding bicycle at o greater
rate Of speed than seven miles an hour.
As he was going on an important message
ut the time the costs only wore imposed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-04-28
SOCIAL JOTTINGS
AND PERSONALS
A rleIange Of Interesting Notes Picked
Here and There of Whining tonlanS
and their Many Friends.
HARLAN BAND DANCE.

HARLAN BAND DANCE.
A delightful dance was given by the
Hallan Band to the children bands OF the
Homeopathic Hospital in the Dilworlh
building last night. The patronesses were
Mrs. v. G. Hazard, Mrs. G. W. Chambers.
Mrs. Charles f. Wolaston, Mrs. G. g.
room was kindly donated by Miss McCaf-
ferty. to whom the committee return
thanks.