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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
LIEUTENANT EUGENE 5. FRENCH.

Helena. Mont, Feb 4-Lieutenant Eugene 5.
French OF the LIST Montana Volunteers. who was
killed In a sklrmish near Caloocan. WAS a son Of
Stephen b French for many years chairman Of
the Board OF Police Commissioners Of New-Nork
ry and a prominent Republican politician Lieu
tenant French was born In New-York about twen-
ty-hve years ago. but had been resident OF
Helena for fifteen years. He was twice elected
County Treasurer OF this county. and the time
OF the outbreak OF the war he was State agent or
the Mutual Reserve Fund Life Insurance COM
pany OF New-York He leaves a wife and child
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
TcE GORGE N SUSQUEHANNA.

Lancaster Penn. Feb. 2i.-Ice in the Susque-
hanna River has gorged at Safe Harbor and Turkey
Hu The tracks OF the Columbia and Port Deposit
Railroad "a r. under water at several places. and all
trains on the road have been annulled. The stu
alton at Columbia Washington Borough Safe Har-
Dor and other places along the river IN serious.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
ALGER WILL Not RETIRE Under FIRE.

Pittsburg Feb A-The Secretary OF War. Rus
sell A. Alger with his party returning from De-
troit. passed two hours in Pttsburs last night In
the course OF his stay here. he took occasion 70
deny the story published yesterday afternoon that
ne contemplates resignng.
In answer 10 further questions. he said;
81 could not afford to leave the Cabine, under
the present conditions. 7 perfectly satisfied TO
leave the investigation Of my conduct during the
Spanish American War with the investigating COM
mittees that have been appointed. | have no fear
OF the result. | could not relnquish the portfono
as Secretary OF War while still under fire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
THE SHERMAN REACHES PORT SAID

Port Said. Feb 24-The United States Trans
mort sherman from New-YOrk on February :"
by way OF Gibraltar on February IT, haying on
hoard one battalion of the nth Infantry ana
the entire 81 Infantry. commanded by Colonel
Page arrived here to-day on her way to Mania
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25

(Rep.. Mich) arose and excitedly asked for the
reading Of the Presidents Boston speech 80
II am perfectly willing" said Mr. Johnson. Il
want II read and printed In The Record
The people have already read his speech shout
ed Mr. Hamilton.
Yes. and they will damn him for IT," retorted
Mr.. Johnson
Mr. Settle Dem. Ky) followed Mr.. Johnson with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-02-25
NEW POsTMASTERS N THIS STATE.

Washington. Feb A-The following fourth-class
postmasters were appointed to-day for New-York:
ConkUn Centre Harriet NJ Bagley; Fontenac.
Robert J. Reddy: Preston Hollow. Floyd l.. Ford;
York Duncan s. Craig.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Washable Dress Fabrics

Almost every freight received increases
the elegance Of the showing we are making
on fine spring wash stuffs. Our great vari-
ety-the safeguard of satisfactory results, In
your spring purchases.
500 new styles In the very best percales.
just received, waist, dress and shifting
styles. 12hc yard.
Pc Kay in light dark grounds. all new,
very stylish, 12hc yard.
Novelty double-fold dress s%uitings, hand
some effects, 15c yard.
All the new dainty effects in fine zephyr
%ginghams, Toe yard.
Daintiest colorings and designs In dimity,
extra fine cloth, 15c yard.
Warp welt skirting in all the colors, per-
fectly fast. one OF the best fabrics of the
season. 25c yard.
We ask you, whether you intend early buy
ing or not, to come In and let us show you
the most excellent lot of wash fabrics offered
by the trade anywhere. Silk Madras, Pongee
shirtings, Madras Pique, Scotch glnghams,
Scotch novelty, silk ginghams, Pekay cords,
Irish dimities and hundreds of others OF the
genuinely new and popular fabrics.
Great wash goods bargains In basement.)
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Sheet Music

Always leaders in sheet music, we carry
all the very latest sheet music to be had and
sell ii to you at u price. Our big hits at
present are Uncle Jasper's Jubilee March, -
by PAUL, composer of Ben Hur Chariot
Race" this is the latest cake walk and
promises to be as large a seller as a
Georgia Campmeeting." Latest new darkey
songs: XIII 1t Babe" How'd You Like to
be An Iceman," "Darktown is Out Tonight"
WHO Dat Say Chicken in Dis Crowd?" the
above selections are all soc per copy, our
price only 25c. Call or SEND for catalogues
which are free.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Dept

SPECIAL SALE ON WATCHES THIS
WEEK.
Gents Elgin or Waltham watches, in sill
VERNE, dustproof cases, $3.9S.
Gents gold filed open-face watches. war
ranted 20 years, fine Elgin or Waltham
movements, 1896, regular price $50
Ladies' gold filled hunting case watch,
warranted to wear 10 years. Elgin or Walt
ham movements, 1896, regular price $3.50.
Ladies' and Gents gold filled hunting case
watches, warranted to wear 20 years. fine
Elgin or Waltham movements, $10.95, regu-
lar value. $4,000.
Ansonia nickel watches, stem wind and
set, good timekeepers, Csc each.
Rogers ~ W knives and forks, 1925 for
set of twelve pieces.
Rogers teaspoons, 69c set of six.
piece quadruple plated tea set, hand
engraved and gold lined, sS.9s. regular valu,
$500.
All the latest novelties in Cyrano chains
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Mems FURNISHINGS

Mems sample shirts, worth
81 and $1.25, at soc.
Mems black and brown sox,
regular zoe quality at l0c.
Mems silkaline handker.
chiefs, worth 12ac, at SC.
Neckwear, bow and string
ties, regular csc ties at 15c.
Mems medium weight wool shirts and
drawers, regular s1,00 quality, at SOC.
Mems white unlaundered shirts, with re-
enforced front and back, Apply all linen
bosoms, worth 75c, at 35c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Flannel Department

All wool white fannel at, yard, zoe, 25c,
zoe. 35c, 4Oc and SOC. Ramona feeced fan
ne at. yard. Monday, Zoe. Remnants of fan
cy outing flannel, worth 7iec, at yard, Shc,
Cotton flannel at, yard, 2isc, &c. 6lsc. Sc and
Toe. All baby flannel, pink cream and blue
at, yard. Sc. Cheyiot Shifting at yard, &c,
csc, shc. Toe, 124c and l5c. Shaker Elan
mel at. yard. sac, &c, sac, Sc and loo. Chin
chilla Down Flannel at. yard, lie. All cot
ton Eiderdown at. yard, Monday, 12Mc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Wall Paper News.

You can buy your paints and paper here
fully one-third less than anywhere else in
the city. Just received our new spring
stock and suit everybody's taste in way of
eolors and patterns. We also carry a full
line OF enamels. stains, varnishes, brushes
and room moulding. The coming week we
viii have special sale on room moulding.
To dispose Of a lot OF remnants now on
hand we have cut the prices way down.
Call and be convinced
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Bed Blankets

1875 pairs good size Atlantic fancy cotton
Blankets. regular Use, at pair Monday soc.
1875 pairs ia white and brown cotton
Blankets, worth Soc, at pair CSC. All fancy
lstripe and silver state cotton Blankets at
fpair. Csc. IA all wool scarlet Blankets,
worth s425, at pair 1926. la all wool
white Blankets. at pair. $3.50. 9S dozen
Bed Comforters 10 select from.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Ladies' Furnishings

Ladies' kid gloves, worth s1,0O and s1.25
at 49e.
Hose in black and brown, full. seamless,
worth zoe. at 12hac.
Boys shirt waists, regular SOC quality, Csc;
regular 75c quality. S5c; regular S1,OO
quality, soc.
Children's bicycle hose worth zoe, at 1oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Big Rug Specials

9x12 Smyrna rugs, $3.50. 76x106 Smyrna
rugs, SIG. so. 30X6O Smyrna rugs, $1.95.
27x6O Nubia rug, new, $3.50, S0x60 Smyrna
rug, special, SIPS. Full line of Wilton, AN
Minister rugs in room sizes, new things and
latest designs.
500 made rugs at prices less than manu-
facturers' cost Of carpet. Mattings, 121sc
up. Big line.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

Lot Jersey, boucle, astrakhan cloths.
some all silk and satin lined, others half
lined; all the latest cuts, closing out at
$2.98. Lot 3 Consists of all jackets that
sold up to $500. all colors, some silk, 9TH
ers satin lined, to close at $4.4s. Lot 3-Any
Jacket in the house, some that sold as high
as SAC, 00, to close at $5.9S. Any misses or
child's jacket In the house at $1.9S. Six
dozen of the new metallic skirts to close at
$1.23.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Butter

Fresh country roll, 1Oc. 121ac, lac.
Very best country roll. 15c.
Choice country tub butter, 1Sc, lac, 15c.
Separator Creamery-Monday our regular
zoe separator creamery butter goes for Ice.
Strictly fresh eggs at lowest market
prices.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Cheese

" HuFV III bOoF NHcUSU UtPdT VIHUHI-TH
the west and keep in stock every kind of
cheese made.
Full cream cheese, Herkimer Co., only Toe
Fancy Full Cream Wisconsin ....... .12hc
Herkimer County Double Cream, only. lac
Red Cloud, Fancy Canadian Cheese. lac
Fancy Brick Swiss Cheese ...,........12Ac
Ohio Swiss, very fine, only ............ lac
Vermont Swiss Cheese, finest made.... Ice
Imported Swiss (EmmenthalJ only 4. zoe
Potsdam Sage Cheese .................. lac
Fancy Brick or Limberger, only .12kc
Young Americas, Full Cream ........12hc
Club House in fancy glass Jars ........ zoe
Edam Cheese ivan Ressems) ...... :. S5c
Pineapple Cheese (Nortons) .......... 55c
Hand Kase, each only ................ O2c
Neufchatel Durham Brandt .......... 03c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

NC. ART LINEN, TOWELS, HAND.
READY-MADB SHEETS, PILLOW
Extra large double warp Turkish Tow.
els. &c.
All linen hemmed Huckaback Towels.
large size, &c. 1880
Large assortment Towels at &c and TIC.
worth double. 80"
go heavy brown Sheeting at 12c yard.
ga heavy bleached Sheeting, best quality,
SS-!n extra heavy LII Muslin, at SIC yard.
S6-in Lonsdale Cambria, at nc yard.
Ready-to-use Sheets, torn, not cut. siz,
S1x9o. at 35c. ~
Ready-to-use Pillow Slips, at Sc.
Zoe quality Crochet Spreads, at soc.
500 quality Crochet Spreads, at SOC.
SI.5o quality Crochet Spreads, at CSC.
S22.OO quality Marseilles Spreads, at 81. 4s
$500 quality Marseilles Spreads, at $2.lS
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

Our efforts to gain your trade are not
prompted altogether by mercenary motives.
We wish to secure for you the brightest and
best at the smallest possible price.
Just received, 500 of those elegant photo
frames, fitted with white, green, red and
slate colored mats, Will oval and square
openings. The frames come in gilt, ma
hogany, green, silver, maple and bronze and
the price is 25c.
We intend selling an oak rocker. cobbler
seat, golden oak finish, a large and roomy
rocker, with arms, at $1.95. This Is the
kind of rocker that has sold for $3.50 and
s2.75.
Just in, new line of iron beds in white,
green, blue, mahogany and black enamel, at
$4.S5, $3.50 and $6.75.
Also just in, an elegant line of golden oak
extension tables, heavy and massive, fine
finish and good work at $3.50, $7.s5, $3.50 and
1918. We are getting in shape to show
you the finest line we ever had. The goods
have been bought right and will be sold at
a saving to you.
Look over our new picture department.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Mondays Special Sales on

.-TAREL DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWEL
KERCH1EF LINEN, MUSLIN, SHEET1N
SLIPS.
72-in. heavy Bleached Damask, 75o yard.
Coin heavy Bleached Damask, 4sc yard.
ss oS,'h he union a, sleaehsd :, R Pa mas &c s ysrd "a
6S-in double Satin Damask, 671ac yard.
62-in heavy Cream Damask, 32Iac yard.
64-in extra heavy Cream Damask 8ec yard.
Coin all linen Silver Bleached Damask
42kc yard. y
58-in Turkey Red Damask, 12kc yard.
6o-in Oriental Colored Damask 32Isc yard.
So all Linen Bleached Napkins, s71kc.
"a all Linen Bleached Napkins. SIPS.
36-in. 1t Linen, SOC, 65c and 75c yard.
36-in Sheer Handkerchief Linen at Soc, 6oc,
Zoe, $1.G0 and SIPS yard.
Extra heavy all Linen Brown Crash, &c I'd
Bleached all Linen Crash, &c yard.
Heavy Cotton Crash, 1ac yard.
1S-in Check Glass Toweling, 31sc yard.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
Meats
Fish for Lent

Fish for Lent
Imported Holland Herring Salad. lb.. ,.12kc
Beardsley's Shredded Goldfish, pkg. TIC
Fine fat new Irish Mackerel, each. . .12Rc
German Goldfish, whole chunks. ....... 10c
Snow white Goldfish. in bricks. ......... 7Hc
Fancy new Brick Goldfish only ........ 4Ac
Imported Norway Anchovies only...... Sc
Large kegs Norway Milchner Herring. S5c
Smoked Salmon, Halibut, White Fish,
etc ................. ............12hc
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

Bargains
% pounds c Sugar for. 81 .0G
Fancy High Patent Minnesota Flour. CSC
White Roller Mills Flour, per SACK. 75c
Snowflake Flour, per sack............ Coo
l quart can solid Tomatoes, worth, 10c;
l quart can Baked Beans with tomato
sauce, 15c; l can June Peas, very
best, 12Rc, all three or.............. CSC
1 can Sugar Corn, very best, 12kc; 1
can Wax or String Beans, very best,
1Oc; l can Golden Pumpkin, very
best, 13c; all three or............... zoe
3-pound can Yellow Table Peaches, 15c;
3-pound can fancy Table Apricots,
15c; 3-pound can Bartlett Pears, 15c,
all three for 35c
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

so silk skirts in all the new figures and
stripes. worth up to $3.50, go at $3.4S.
One lot of silk waists to close at $1.98.
Another lot that sold as high as $500 close
at S2.9S.
A few children's long coats, ages s to IA,
made Of good kersey with plaid hoods, to
close at $1.9S.
% dozen ladies' wrappers in dark p~ercales,
ruffle around shoulder, braid trimmed, well
worth 800, at 49c.
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19

5aEh p 4iNSN' ,M NIIIN TOWEL ING, ART LINEN, TOWELS. 7
Omaha daily bee., 1899-02-19
AGENT FOR


hey take advantage Of the special offeri
vertising. Just now 1T IS We
price and less. Many special bargains in the Oil
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The funeral Of Yrs. M,ry g Etelen, relic.
Of the late Mr.. Richard u EleIea, who diea
on the l4tb Of February list in 'a'A'ns-
ton city, TOOK pisce at St Thomas on''eD
yesterday. After her death her remains 'e's
placed in vaalt in Washington city, spu
there kept until yesterda, the anni'eF'al!
Of the burial Of Der late hasaalo'
when they were brought 20 'ha eoup'
ty and inferred by his side il lse cemrie'l
At St. Thomas Church Requiem Nais vs.
said by Rev. Father Fohrani pastor Of ne
church, and the funeral service was eondug'-
ed By Rev. Father Gardiner, Of White ha'sa
Church, Prince Georges county Rev. fa'as'
RhOdox was presep, at the service fa'ae
Gardiner preached short tut eloquent
sermon on The life Of the deceased poinua4
out many OF the notable eharacieila'lrs
Of her beaatiful character. BE SAID hef
life was most exemplary example
Of a desoted, patieat aud faithful vile
Of true christian aud ehafllaoe
woman The church was filed with the
many friends OF the deceased, who gathered
with heavy hearts TO pay lsst tribute ofne-
speet 70 one they had known 50 well md ad-
mired so much in life Her brothers, Aessrs
George E. Hamilton, John +. Hamilton and
John P. Hamilton; Der nephewsi Nessrs J.
Neale Hamilton and John j.. Hamilton, and
Messfs. B. N. Edelen, William Queen and
DR.. Hill Of Washington city acted as hoaoI-
AIRY pail bearers. Undertaken W R, Spear
Of Washington city, assisted by Mr.. ? W.
Robey Of this county, bad charge Of The
funeral and furnished the active pail bearers.
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Orphans Court.

Orphans Court met Tuesday pursuant to
adjournment with fall bench present. The
following business was transacted:
Letters testamentary issuei to George W.
Berry on the estate of Susan NJ. Berry, de
ceased; bond approved and Samuel Sheriff
and 7. Henry Medley appointed appraisers
Upon application of Dennis A. Gates the
Court ordered citation to be issued for Mrs.
+ A, Shaw to appear before the Orphans
Court at the next meeting TO show cause if any
why letters of administration should no, be
granted on the estate Of E. A. Shaw.
Ordered that George W Berry, execu-
tor of Susan NJ. Berry deceased, be authoriz-
ed to sell the personal PROPERTY Of said de-
ceased either at public or private sale
First aud final account of T Oven ad-
ministrstor of Benedict L Wheeler, passed
Remuneration Of Kate E Wade as g her
right to administer upon the estate Of William
N. Jones, deceased, approved
Application made br Robert Price for letters
of administration on the estate of William N L.
Jones, and ii was ordered that said Robert
Price be authorized to take charge of the pro-
perty of the said wn. n Jones until admin
istralion is granted thereon
Inventory returned in the estates Of Philip
A l. Contee, Sr, and Philip A. L. Coutee,
Jr.
VIII If Ruel K Comstnn 6lad far nroh,te
Order passed authorizing and empowering
the administrative OF P A L Coutee, Jr to
sell either at public or private sale the per
soual properly of said deceased
Ordered passed BY the Court approving
the appointment Of John E Hamilton as trus-
tee of the McDonongh School Fund vice
Richard Il. Edelen, deceased
inventory returned in the estate Of Alfred
Nally, deceased
Adjourned to NEE, Tuesday, May l6, 1899.
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Wayside l tens

Mr.. Briscoe has charge Of the fine farm of
the late P. A. L. Con,ee and by the energetic
way he Is working, will make fac crop.
Mr.. Motley Wingate's entire crop of corn is
up and looking we'll considering the drought
Mr.. Forest Hayden has solved the mystery
of his constant trips to Alexandra by bring
ing hone a charming bride
Our Mr.. Sommervell tmerehantl is still
groaning about his luck in remaining a eele-
brate.
Mr.. A f. Hayden has stocked his store
with large assortment of seasona5le goods
and SAYS he cannot complain of the times.
Mr.. W. l. jackson has purchased the lot
known as ''Richmonds Folly situated in the
centre Of our thriving village on which he
will erect 6hs residence
Mr. G. Wright is very busy saving out
house framing etc, for our newly married
Piccawaxen couples
We are playing for rain aad hope all
the readers of the ''lSDEPESDESr are doing
the same.
Echo
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Do Not Misunderstood

From the local which appeared in our
columns last week commenting upon an sue
ton sale of some merchandise By MessrsC A
Bowling 4 Co, it may be Inferred that they
contemplate selling out their entire stock Of
merchandise. Such is not the fact these
gentlemen propose selling out TIE balance Of
the old stock they have in the old store house
formerly occupied by the late firm of i
Turner Sons, & Co, ony They have re-
plenished with spring goods their stock in tie
Boarman store house aud will be glad to re-
eeive calls from their many friends Their
prices are reasonable aud goods OF lest qnal-
ity Call and see the stock of merchandise
Of this prosperous and deserving 6rm.
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Through the efforts Of Gen L. A. Wilmer,
bus parry composed principally Of young
folks of this neighbor hood, enjoyed most
pleasant and social trim to Charlotte Hall on
Friday evening Of last week, the occasion
being the giving OF Minstrel Play bv the
Giee Club of Charlotte Hall College for the
beneft Of the College athletes The members
Of the party assembled at nooa at the hos
pitable home of Gen and Mrs Wilmer where
delightful luncheon WIS served at ! Is after
which all prepared for The evening journey The
start was made at 20 and the destination
reached at O'Clock. Capt. David Shoots
bus to which were attached four stylish and
stepping steeds and Mr. r. Wills four
horse bus which was in charge Of Mr.
Walter Mudd the expert horseman, conveyed
the crowd safely to the desired terminus Of
the route. At O'Clock the party INDUCED
in bountiful supper at Dr.. g. W Peiher-
bridges up-to-date hotel After having done
full Justice to the appelizing repast all repair
ed 10 tue school Hall 10 witness the exercises
Of the evening which began at O'clock
When the play concluded dancing formed the
programme of the entertainment and was in
dulged in until a. N when all babe fare
well for home. Those in the party were
Gen. and Mrs. L. A. Wilmer, Mrs Sydney E.
Mudd, Mrs. S. G. Padgett, Mrs Emily Stone
street, Mrs. Julia S Musehett, Misses Philis
and Mary Stonestreet, Eta Roberts, Clara
Trotter, Agnes Waring, Edith Cox, Lille R
Bowling, Julia suschette, Mary Allison Viii
Wer and Katherine Ferguson; Messrs. John
W. Waring, Harry HALEY, Robert Griffin,
Sydney, Griffin, and Thomas Mudd, Harry
W Wilmer and Fabian Posey.
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TIFF object of this proceeding is tn procure
the ratification aud confirmation of a
sale made Oh the 2sth day Of DeeeAber, 1897,
b. John Il Chappsiear, Collector OF State and
County Taxes Tor the Fourth Collector Dis
iriet of Charles County Of e ira. Of lHnd,
lying and situated in said County called aud
knoan as Baggot's Levels assessed in the
name Of Samuel BAggot The said Collector
having made report 10 the Court OF said
sale together with all the proceedings bad in
relation thereto, and tie SAID proceedings
having been examined BY the Court and the
same appearing TO be regular, aud the pro-
visions OF the law il relations ,heret1 uppear-
Ing u have been complied with.
1t is thereupon this End day Of May 1899,
in the Circuit Coart for CHARTS County, ad
judged ordered aud deefeed that notice / e
given by The Insertion of cops of This ord r
in The MARYLAND INDEPENDENT, new sp, pr
published N Charles COUNTY, once a va for
four " e~ssiye weeks befofe t.r ih Il - ua,-
dsy, u Jaue, 1893, warning ali pers,ns in,rr-
esied IN said prnpeit, 10 he Add aud rp.etr IN
th 5 Court D., the frs Mondas ot Jul-. 1899.
to shoN cause ii Auf they ave why the said
sale sh Juld not I've ratified and elnfsm md
GEO G. MERRlCK, A J
april 5-dt
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Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1899-05-05

A meeting OF the La Plata Base Bali Club
was heid IA the fo~n Hall at 3 clock on
Monday hauager s. G Padgeit, presided
The club organized Tor the se,soa ny r,-sleci.
ing Mr.. $ C. Pa igett, Munger and Mr. R.
II HALEY, Captain Mr. Edeara Hamilton
was elected a member NJ the club Mr. Frank
Barnes was appointed chairman Of a COM
mit,ee to lake charge and arrange tor the
play entitled "The Social Glass whirh tue
CLUB is desircus Of giving IN The Town Hall
on Decoration Day for The benei, Of the Base
Ball Assoeration. The La Plata team will
no, play msteh game before the FIRST or
middle Of June.