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The sun., 1900-10-27
LSIINGTON, DELAWARE. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 27, 1900
EPW0RTH LEAGUE ApJOURNS
Officers Elected and Newport is
Selected for Next Con-
Yention.

The second days session Of the 11th
annual convention Of the Wilmington
District Epworth League which is he
ing held in Union NJ. Il. Church was
opened at O'Clock yesterday morning
with praise service, after which the
following officers were elected:
President, Rev. V. =. Northrup of this
city; first vice-president. Fred G. Me
Call of this city; second vice-president,
Rev. l.. Il. Poole of Chesapeake City,
Md; third vice-preSident, Miss Edna c.
Finn of Newport: fourth vice-presdent,
Miss Il. Estelle Butchenhart of Port
Deposit, Nd; secretary, Miss Nettie Nc
Cormick of this city; treasurer, Harvey
Groves Of Elkton, Nd; Junior League
superintendent, Mrs. ii. \. &. Wester-
field Of Rising Sun, Md.
The finance committee made an inter
esting report showing Il balance OF
hand of SELL. After statistical reports
were made and Newport was chosen
as the place of holding next years con.
vention.
At the afternoon session the following
addresses We're made:
ITO what extent can one know that h,
is led by the Holy Spirt?" Rev. w. II
Dawson; Some mistaken notions ot
Spirituality" Rev. Robert Watt. -. u.
"'rhc necessity of the Junior League,
Mrs. II. y. &. WcstcrieId.
lhcrc was also IN hour III tllr after
noon devoted to the Juniors and WA,
in chnrgc of Mrs. Snllir MrCauon.
Tho convention adjourned last nigh
after an interesting and eloquent ad
dress by Rev. William Wirt King. pas
tor of Grace NJ. l.. Church.
The sun., 1900-10-27
'ONE CENT
MoToRMEN FIGHT.
One struck the Other on the Head
With a Car Lever.

a cowardly assault was committed on
Motorlnan James Doris of the New
Castle Railway by AIotorman Charles
Catllcart of the Wilmington City Rail-
way near Third street bridge on Thurs
day afternoon. 1t is claimed by the
friends of the wounded man that is was
an outrage and they are seeking ven
gencc.
Cathcart has been cumming both ends
of the car" that is, conductor and motor
man, and assuming to instruct the con-
ductor how to do his duty. This was
not known by the manager of the VIII
mngton City line until last week. when
Mr.. Lugar was notified of the doings of
Cathcart. When the manager was
notified he stated that he would be only
too glad to be acquainted with any
wrong doings of his crews.
On account of Cathcart holding Dorris'
ear for some time at Fourth and Mar
ket streets on Thursday which is against
the company's rules, when both cars ar
rived ut the bridge Doris told Cath
cart what he thought of him for delay
ing his car. Cathcart states that Doris
kicked him and in self defense used the
lever on his head. The cash is two
inches long that reaches to the bono.
Cathcnrt was relieved from duty. 1t is
claimed that Il warrant will be issued
against the motormal on the charge of
aggravated assault.
The sun., 1900-10-27
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

The Young Mems Republican Club
will hold II special meeting this evening.
Sheriff Taylor has sold the contents of
Henry $. Rullnck's place, Tenth street.
near Tatnall. to lIoHccker x llnifeckel
for 500.
The Fifth Ward Colorcd Republican
Club will give Il masque ball next We'd
ncsClay night at its headquarters, No.
S22 Tatnall street.
The French bark Quiyilly. cleared
from this port yesterday morning for
Rouen, France. with 1,2S6,1SO gallons
of oil valued at $4,000.
\ Democratic mass meeting will he
held al Port Penn Hotel this evening,
November 3. John q. Gray and Frank
lin Brockson will speak.
Superintendent Quirk of Philadelphia
! is investigating the report that MEM
her of the department was instrumental
in bring Philadclphians to this city on
s...' o.. .H -,f'
The sun., 1900-10-27
WAS NEARLY KILLED.
A Foolish Man Cracked Bryan Joke
at the Y. NJ. ID. @,

\ Republican who unawarcs had got
ten into the headquarters of the Young
Mems Democratic Club last night was
nearly killed for cracking the following
alleged joke:
He asked William l.. Morn son in what
respect Buffalo Bill differed from Bill
Bryan.
Morrison said hc did not know and
asked for further information. The Re
publican said Buffalo Bill had show.
1t took the Democrats present few
SECONDS To drop to the joke and then
the air grew Blue with strong language
and the Republican was hnlricdly CON
Quoted To the payment by j. J. Ryan
before any extreme bodily harm could be
done him.
The sun., 1900-10-27
TINE IL EXTENDED.
Military Board of Inquiry Will
Sit on Monday Night.
The Sittinss of the Board are Pri-
yate. Many Witnesses
are to be Examined,

AImrhrrS Of the National Guard of
Delaware are wondering what will be
the result of the sitting Of the recently
appointed court of inquiry 10 mve>ti-
gate the discartl existing in Company ~.
! llp order appointing the board OF in-
uuiry WAS issued by Colonel Theodore
Townsend on OrtOlrr 10 IL the request
of Captain l.. T.. ltlltan, commanding
officer nt the company, where dscoId is
said Ia exist If any or all of the com
missionct officers of the company are
lolnd guilty Of causing the diScord
which existed in the company, it is
quite likely that they will be severely
rrllimanded or will probably be given
their discharge,
The board is composed Of Captain a.
+. Matlack of Company G, Captain w.
+. Lank of Company Il and Captain q.
T. IIolcomb of Company IL. Although
the order appointing the board was
issued October 16 and stated that the
court was to complete its labor on or
before October %, il was not until last
Tuesday evening, October % that the
board held its first meeting. The sitting
Of the board On Tuesday evening WAS
held behind closed doors and Captain T..
T.. Itutan was the only witness heard.
Captain \. F.Matlack who is chair
man of the board stated to Il representa-
tive of The Sun last night that the order
appointing the board was not received
until Friday, October 10 and much pre-
immHry work had to he completed be-
fore Il sitting could he called. Captain
Matlnck also stated that on account Of
the hoard not hring able To complet" lis
work in the specified time the time had
been extended and another meeting of
The hoard would be held next Monday
night when numerous witnesses on
both sides would give testimony. All
OF the SttiugS Captain Matdck says
will be- private and there will probably
be nothing To give ont to the public
until after TIN proceedings have been
submitted to Colonel Townsend.
'flle order isSucd extending the time
was rs follows:
Headquarters LIST Reg. Inf National
Guard Of Delaware.
Wilmington. Drl.. Oct. "a, 1900.
General Order No. 3l:
The court of inquiry convened by re-
quest of Captain Il. Il. Rutan is author
lied to continue its Sittings after Oc-
tohcr %. 1900. and close up its business
ut the earliest possible date thereafter.
BY order of Theodore Townsend.
Colonel LIST Inf. =. &. y.
Charles T.. Cotton. adiutant.
As there are II large number of wit
nesscS to go before the board on Mon
day night the business will probably not
be completed thar evening. Among the
witnesses there will probably he Lieu
tenants Dillon and Ellison and other
members Of Company X. Members of
the guard are reticent about talking ON
the subject and it is hard to tell just
what the result is going To he.
The board of inquiry has not the
power to pass sentence on an officer.
The hoard will make Il full return of
their proceedings to Colonel Townsend
with their written opinion of the ease
and il there is Il sentence to he imposed
'
The sun., 1900-10-27
REPUBLICANS WILL
HAVE A GREAT
Time NEXT WEEK
Monster Street Parade and Meet
ing at the Academy on
Monday Night.
MASS MEETING TUESDAY NIGHT
Roosevelt May Speak at the Opera
House on Friday Night, IfHe
Agrees to Visit Whining
ton There Will be an
Immense Parade.

The Republicans are planning to
hold numerous large mass meetings next
week. Great interest is being taken in
the great meeting to be held at the
Academy of Music on Monday night
under the auspices Of the Veterans
Patriotic League of Delaware and from
present indications the crowd will hp II
record breaker.
The speakers will he General IIoratio
q. kn% Of brooklyn. General Robert
T.. Bc,tlh of Philadelphia and st. Clair
Mullhoiland.
y monster street parade in charge
OF Colonel -. L. Barnard will bc held
previous to the meeting. II is predicted
thut it will be one of the largest politi-
cal parades ever held in the State.
Up to last night Colonel Barnard had
received word that the marching clubs
Of the Second, Third, Fifth. Eighth,
Ninth and Eleventh wards would posi-
lively participate.
In addition to these the Simon Wolf
Republican Club will have big turn
out IN the procession. There are other
clubs which will participate, but which
have not as yet formally accepted the
invitation extended to them.
The Veterans Patriotic League of
Philadelphia, 200 strong. will he in line
On Tuesday night Il meeting for col
orcd voters will be held ut the Opera
House. 1t will bc addressed by prOni
ncnt colored orators. The Afro. .imcri
can League and j. Edwards Club and
other organizations will make Il grand
street parade prior to the meeting.
4 mass meeting will he held ut the
Opera House on Friday evening. An
effort is heing made to get Governor
Theodore Rooscvelt here that night and
George \. Elliott Went to New York
yesterday for the pun pose Of getting his
promise to come.
If llc agrees to come there will b. i
gigantic parade and likely two mass
meetings,
The Simon Walf Republican club will
hold big mass meeting 1T its head
quarters Fourth and Shiplcy streets at
s O'clock Sunday evening. Addresses
will he made by j. T.. NieldS and Fred
L. Bach. All Hebrew voters are nvit-
ed 10 attend. Arrangements will be
completed for turning oul on Monday
nights parade"
fh" lhra Ward Mckinley Calorrd
ili'' ''Illltt''l dIldllS'illf'litN l'tHl IISAll
for turning out in Monday nights par
udc. The meeting WAS held 1T the head
quarters nl the Third Ward Republican
club, One hundred and fifty men will
tnn out. The Charles Warner Calvary
will he in line with Captain Harry But
lei ANA Lieutenant Jacob Saunders. The
club organized with the following otli-
GERS President, Caesar Gibbs: vice
president, Howard Gross, secretary,
William Johns; assistant secretary,
Joseph II. lteuson treasurer, John F'iet-
cher; committee, Richard Gibbs, James
Commomilc, w. j. SeagerS. Sergcnnt-nt-
arms, Ramsey JefferS, marshal. Charles
Shields.
The sun., 1900-10-27
BLEW OPEN SAFE.
Burglars Entered the Railroad Sta
ton at North East.

About o'clock yesterday morning the
safe in the T., w. II Il. railroad station
ut North East, Md, was blown to pieces
by burglars. Detective William T..
Jones of this city went to North East
yesterday to make an investigation. Mr..
Jones stated yesterday afternoon that
the explosion Was so great the station
was nearly blown up as well as the snfe.
One Of the pieces Of the safe was blown
through the side of the building and an
other piece went through the roof 1t is
supposed that nitro glyccrine was squirt
ed through crack of the safe and then
II fuse put TO it. There WAS no money
or anything of any value in the safe
As yet no trace of the burglars have
been found.
The sun., 1900-10-27
The Third Ward Club.

The Third Ward Republican Club will
have Il great turnout in Monday nights
parade. The headquarters of the clul
will be open tonight for the purpose OF
receiving names of persons who desire
to march with them. The culb will
leave their quarters Front and .JustisoI
streets at 1.3O o'clock Monday night and
proceed to Fifth and Market streets and
thence to the place of meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Grocery store Broken Into.

Aaout o'clock this morning burglars
entered Franks grocery store at Fifth
and Poplar streets. by forcing open
ceilar door, bnt nothing was stolen.
George Woodruff, white returning home
from work, stated that he saw three men
rnn away. He called the police anr. Ser
geant Tucker and other officers were rn
the scene in few minutes. They made
an investigation but found nothing DIS
turbed. This is the second time the
store has been entered in month.
The sun., 1900-10-27
The RriE Garth Lost.

New York, Oct. 2G.-Eggers & Helm
NIh received Il dispatch dated Porto
Nortez, Honduras. from Captain Mont
e'inrry of the British brig Carib. which
talled from New York Sept. 10 for Cape
"larioS and other Honduras ports, stat
IHE that the Carib had been run into by
u" steamer Iberia and sunk and was a
mtal loss. All on board were saved. The
Iberia is a Norwegian fruit steamer,
commanded by Captain jacobsen and
trading between New Orleans and Porto
The sun., 1900-10-27
A QUICK CAPTURE.
IN Less Than an HoUr Alleged Thief
Was Behind the Bars.

About 3.05 o'clock yesterday afternoon
Chief Massey received message from
Jones Guthrie 4 Co., carriage manufac-
turers, over Market street bridge, that
a bolt crtter had been stolen. Inside Of
an hout the chief had the man who stole
the cutter arrested. and the cutter recov-
cred. The man was Edward Mellon, who
was locked up at the police station. The
arrest was made by officers Massey and
Aiken.
The sun., 1900-10-27
SIZE VOTED FOR BRYAN.
One Woman i'm Delaware Who Cast
Her Ballot for Him in
Colorado,

OF the thousands of women in Della
ware who saw Bryan and heard him
speak there is but one who voted for him
for president in 1896.
She is the wife Of Samuel l.. Lane
of this city. In 1896 she resided in Colo
RADIO, whrre women are allowed 10 vote.
She was present ut the Opera House
meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-27
DEM cratic Primaries.

Dover, Oct, 26.-The Democratic vot-
crs Of the sixth district will hold pri-
maiieS next Saturday afternoon between
the hours of a and I O'Clock and vote
for the nominees on the Legislative
ticket. Herman Goodrn and John e.
Dill. The Democrats of the MaStcn Cor
ncr part of the district have decided to
support the candidate who receives the
most votes ut next Saturdays election.
The sun., 1900-10-27
The Afro-American League.

Al of the members of the Afro Ameri-
can League and the j. Edward Addicks
G uh are requested to meet at the Union
Republican headquarters, Fifth and
Shipley streets, on Tuesday evening,
October 80, at 7 o'clock, to participate in
the mass meeting to be held at the Opera
House. The members of the J. Edward
A1dicks Club are requested to wear high
hats and carry canes.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Overcome by the Heat.

-Four iron workers at the Diamond
State Iron Works were overcome by the
heat on Thursday while working in the
rolling mill They We're removed to their
homes. rl" heat was 80 intense that
they were compelled to Shut down part
of the mill
The sun., 1900-10-27
Will Instruct Voters.

election day, William III. Robinson vii!
be ut the Republican headquarters. No.
9OS King street, to instruct Rrpubli-
cams how to prepare their ballots Mr..
Robinson will be at the headquarters
every day. Sunday excepted, from 10
Il. III. to II M, 1.3O To > y. M. and To
$50 u. IN.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Found Her Husband.

Mrs. Sarah Beck, Of Philadelphia.
came to this city in search Of her hus-
band, who left home about three weeks
ago. After locating William in Second
street, she swore out IL warrant before
Magistrate Kelley, charging desertnn.
In the magistrates office, however, II
reconciliation was effected.
The sun., 1900-10-27
a RunaMnY.

4 horse driven by Charles Smith of
East Front street Yesterday afternoon
while hHrncsscd to Il light carriage ran
away at Second and Shipicv streets.
lllr vehicle was demolished ana the
occipant thrown out but he received no
serious injury. The horse was caught
ut Fifth and Shipley streets.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Money Paid for Tomatoes.

Walter q. and John \. IIotlccEcr nd-
ministrators Of the estate Of John H..
lIoiIcrker. paid out about $1,000 FOR To-
nators and about $1,000 for work III th"
canncry, making an expenditure Of about
81 500 to say nothing Of the great variety
of cans and boxes which amounted this
year. as they were high. 10 il large SIM.
The pack amounted 10 $1,000 clscs of
two dozen each.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Foot Badly Sprained.

William Fleming of 80. 9O1 West
Seventh street had his lrft foor sprained
while working in the T., W. X i.
round house early Yesterday afternoon.
The accident WAS caused by getting
his foot caught under the pilot Of an
engine. He was removed to his home in
Il cab
The sun., 1900-10-27
BISHOP DERRICK TO PREACH.
He is Member OF the National Re.
publican Committee.

Bishop w. Il. Derrick Of New York
will preach in Bethel y. NJ. Il. Church,
corner Of Sixth and Walnut streets. Sun
day morning, at 1890 O'Clock. His
friends are trying 10 arrange for him
to deliver political address next rhurs-
day evening
He is member of the National Re-
puhlic.m committee ami ranks high in
political circles in this Stat"
The sun., 1900-10-27
Got large Damages.

Without going to the iury the c.rs,
of Catherine Wagner. i fmmcr vii
minstnnidn. vs. the Chester rractiou
Company. was settled in the Delaware
county. Pa court. upon the defendant,
agreeing 10 pay Miss Wagner $2.70(
damages fol injuries received by de-
PENDANTS cnr
The sun., 1900-10-27
West Eud Republicans.

The West End Republican Club will
participate in Monday nights parade.
The mcmhrrs will meet at ltuoncy's
cigar store, Third and Poplar streets.
III. II. Martin is president of tn" culh.
All Republicans are invited to march
with them.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Entries for Boxing Show.

large number of entries have been
received for the amateur boxing tOuinn-
ment to he held by the Warren \. 4.
in lyles Cycling Academy on November
S. The prizes are now on exhibition in
Snrlenburg Il Co.'S window.
The sun., 1900-10-27
DEMOCRATS ACTIVE.
Many Meetings Will be Held in This
City NeXt Week.

The Democrats will be active next
week aud many meetings will be held.
.Nt the tent lit Ninth ana Lombard
streets Monday night, Hon. George
Frederick Williams of Massachusetts
will speak.
\ mass meeting will he held AT the
Opera House Thursday night and ii
meeting ut the tent either Thursday or
Friday
The sun., 1900-10-27
Visiting His Parents,

William Denning of Muncy, Indian.
is visiting his parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick j. ncnning Of No. 217 Pine
street. Mr. Dcnning LIFT several years
ago for Muncy and is nov engaged
there in the iron business.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Game Association Officers.

NJ the annual meeting Of the State
Gnmc Protective Association III Dover
y. u. Poole was elected presidents J..
B. Brisol. of Kent. and IL. 5. llnrgtuve,
Of SUSSEX, were chosen vi,e-prcSdentS.
j. H. Bush was elected secretary and
treasurer.
The sun., 1900-10-27
The Charity Ball.

Th" Hebrew Charity Association is
actively engaged IN preparing for its
Chrilty Bah on January "A at Eden
Hall. The committee which has in
rharg Tho distribution nl tickets i,
canpo.cd If Dr. :. Werner. $. j.
Bearin@er. Lewis Finger and Morris
Levy.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Verdict of Suicitfe.

Coroner Vandever held an inquest last
night over the remains of Adela Christy
who died several DAYS ago by cutting
her throat at the Old Woman's Home.
the jnrv gave verdict of death from
har"-rhagas nf wound which wac eof
The sun., 1900-10-27
Held Annual Conference.

About thirty guests of the New York
Life Insurance Co., for the Wilmington
district met in annual conrerance lit the
Clayton House ON Thursday afternoon.
\ dinner followed the meeting.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Rey. Grove Ill.

Much concern is felt hy the friends Of
the ltcv. rr. Grove becallSe of his Seri-
ous illness ut his home No 222 Walnut
street. AS his daughter is just recover
ing from typhoid fever the members of
the church are doubly anxious.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Straw Ride and Dance.

a straw ride and dnoce was given
last evening by the young folks of the
West side Al Talryvilr. The party
started from Fourth and West streets
iu two wagons loaded with straw.
The sun., 1900-10-27
WiIn.in.tnn...n llcnnrcI.

Miss Carrie Rankin Of this city has
been appointed supreme inside guard of
the supreme Lodge of the Order of
Shepherds Of Brthchcn, now III session
in philndelphiA.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Contracts for Wagons.

Contracts will shortly be awarded for
screened wagons to carry the mail from
the poStoice to the depot Application
blanks can be secured by applying TO
Hugh c. Browne, postmaster.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Ball Grand snccess.

The ball held last evening by the
.Iourneymrn House Painters AsSoca-
tion in Turn Hall was /; grand success.
y large number Of me young folks
trirpcd The light fantastic Toe.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Failed to Return 1t.

George Gordon, coorcd, charged with
cnhrzzlemeut. having borrow cd an over
coat and failed 10 rrtnrn r. Wls hold
in 5000 hail for his appearance hrfmr
The grand igiy bv .hlG2r Cochran in
"iiy Court YESTERDAY
The sun., 1900-10-27
Mu.t Remove Tracks.

The Park Commission has asked the
Wilmington City Hallway to remove the
tracks laid on the park land ut Washing
ton street bridge These tracks were
laid without the consent Of the Park
Board
The sun., 1900-10-27
A Change in Hours.

The men employed in the different
shops by the Harlan x Holingsworth
Company will quit work at 5 O'Clock in
the winter months instead of 6. The
change is made on account of darkness
appearing earlier.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Stroup Has Recovered.

William II. Stronp, the New Castle
hundred falIncr who was shot nysirr-
iuusly several days since, left the l'ela-
ware Hospital Thursday. having r.
covered from tllr effects u! the W"und.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Mr.. HUM Visited Jackson's.

John Hum. Republican candidate for
Governor accompanied 10y Howard De
Haven Ross. candidate for Senator,
visited the jackson X Sharp shops yes
tor,lnN.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Returned From His Irip.

After an enjoyable trip through Cali
fona and Canada Thomas $. Brllah IN.
has returned to his home in this city
in excellent spirits and health.
The sun., 1900-10-27
Stringham to Leave.

On Thursday the torpedo boat String
ham will leovc the Harlan and IIul-
lingsworth shipyaId for Newport. Il. |.
Tn" hoat will hay" ho" sn"nl trial at
The sun., 1900-10-27
Ill With Diphtheria.

Mrs. Anna KarholSen wife of the
pastor of Kingswood NJ. Il. Church is i'll
with diphtheria ut her home No. 1113
East Eleventh street.
The sun., 1900-10-27
VIII HoId a Reccption.

In HE home OF Mrs. John y Grams
ton, III Newport. this evening. HE Good
Government club of that town will hold
Il rec ,ptiNm.
The sun., 1900-10-27
The burnside mt rorr sara.

Fort Said. Oct. 26.-rhe United States
Vic ship Burnside. en- route from New
v:..; e. ...a:ila, has arrived NJ this port,
The sun., 1900-10-27
A Larger Bridge.

\ larger bridge will be placed across
the Delaware and Chesapeake Canal by
tho nclawnr" railrnHd. This is to ac-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-27
a \, WELCOME FOR MRS. CHURCH.
Mrs. sandoe Entcrtains nj Cards,
Thursday Afternoon.

Mrs. SRndOo EntCrta1n9 MT Cards.
Thursday Afternoon.
The homecoming of Mrs. II. A
Church from her winters sojourn in
California has been celebrated at a
number of affairs which have proved to
her how glad her friends are to wel-.
come her home. Thursday afternoon
Mrs. w. A. Sandoe entertained at la.
dies card party in her honor. The
pleasant day was an ideal one for a
party. The rooms We're not deliberately.
decorated, but great punches of carna-
btions made them bright and fragrant
Progressive cinch was played. Mrs. F..
u. Meeker and Mrs. G.. p. Powers Won
the FIRST prizes and Mrs. L. L. Putzel
and Mrs. Joseph 'ruffree the boobies. Al
S o'clock delicious tea was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mesdames G.
~. Powers, w. r. Forney. /. L. Cady
and w. C. Osman. Jr. Mrs. sandoe's
invited guests were Mesdames
H. A. Church, c.. G. Cottle.
w. F. David, w. C. Payne
w. w. shannon. G. w. Harris. n. ".
sSpeers, James zug. f. S. Burroughs,
Charles Click, q. p. Powers, w. G.. Os-
man, Jr, Martha Osman-Smith, F. G.
Auringer. n. S. Chaplin. F. s. Hynds, F..
r. Lay, John Schobert, L. L. Putzel, F..
T.. Meeker, c. w. Huntington. ii j.
Howe, u. w. Oliver, j. X. Black, E. r.
Carver, r. Turree, E. o. Baughman.
II. S. Peckham. Joseph Tuffree. G. w.
McNeely, Z. Z. Downing, F. w. Har-
grave, C. II. Whitehead, Belle Waldo,
w. r.. Forney. Henry McNeely, S. p.
Knisely. 4. L. Cady, Warren Howard,
T. C. Fisher. F. g. Pierce and Asa
Howe, OF Mortified. VT; Misses Rachel
Cannon. May Chaplin and Lulu HUFF
faker.