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Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
BEFORE THE CHANCELLOR.
snit of Cordrcy vs.. Thompson ct al. to be
Arghed December 2oth.

snit Of Cordrcy vs.. Thompson ct al. to be
Arghed December 2oth.
In the Orphans Court Tuesday
james j. Riley, executor of Michael
Riley, made return Of sale Of real estate.
ffeehofders appointed to make pafti-
tfon' Of the estate of Jeremiah Brown
reported no Partition and L, Bayara
Heisel was appointed trustee to sell,
In the Court OF Chancery the Security
Trust and Safe Depcsit Co., eseoutor
for John 'f'ifting; secuted an order for
au interplcader of the respondents in
the bill against.the chiidren@of John
Pilling, deceased,- it being an action
for a judicial construction of the will
ofJohn Pilling.
In the case Of William Rankin, ex-
eoutor Of william Kennedy, against the
Newark M. Il. Church and others, the
Chancellor made like DEGREES. direct.
ing the respondents to answer the bill
In the. case. Of Ahsalom Cordrey
against william j. Thompson and 4.
q. Cooper, over the building Of some
bath houses at A pgustihe Pier, the
attorneys will -rreparb their briefs and
the Chancellor will hear argument in
the case on December 2bth. 80. u
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
The NEW RESERVOIR.
Water commissioners Are Planning 10
rou BASINS aud u Filter Plant.

yvatar commissioners Are Planning for
Two Basins aud Filter Plant.
Tho CITY water plant to be erected
on the Thomas L. Weldin farm, on
McKe.'s hill, which was recently
purchased by the Board of Water Com.
irissipners, will be more comprehensive
than was generally supposed. The com
missioners contemplate building two
basins, cne to old 100 QQQ. COO gallons and
tho other from 5000, Geo to 10, 005, QUO,
and litter plant.
The large basin will be on the
highest point Of the tract, which is at
the western end. and the smaller one
VIII be at tho lowest point, which is
at the eastern end. The filter beds
will be between the two basins. The
water will bs pumped direct from the
Brandywine into the large basin and
will flow by gravity through the litter
pfant into the smaller basin which will
be known as the pure watcr reservoir,
I and the city mains will be supplied
\ from the latter. 1t is likely that there
/ will be dircct connections between
the large basin and the city mains, Sc
1 that in the event of either basin bcing
oet OF service there will be no necessity
for ourtailing the supply.
| SEOH plans DNNo Lbun 9NioWh tOt W..
| plant and it has not been decided what
! filter system will be uBed, but the coHs.
missionsrs will go over the field well
hefore reaching decision, their de
sire being to ADOPT the best system.
President Belts visited the site
Tuesday in company with, Engineel
Raynolds of Nicholas HiH's Office, New
York, and Mr.. Reynolds said he con
sidered the site admirable for thu
puspose audaomplimsnted the commits
sionsrs upon their selection. Tbe board
has not as yet engaged an engineer t.
draw the plans, but will probably do 81
in the near future. t..~. -
Part-of the ground is in wheat ant
il cannot be disturbed until after tn
harvest, but 1t is likely that star
will be made at another point early IL
the spring. Harry p. Potter, thu
! florist, occupies part of the tract, no'
renting it from the Wator Department
and as that section is hardly likely t
be disturbed for the present, he vii
| probably be permitted to remain fo
some time.
, After the work now planned has bee
completed a second storage. basin wi
/, be erected with storage capacity
100, 0OO, 600 gallons, which will give.
I fetal storage capacity Of 2lO, co., "
/ gallons. ss.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Death Of James Q. Uiarke.

Chicago, ILL.,, Dec. 9.-zJames @.
Clarke, president Of the Mobile & Ohio
railroad and one VI the most widely
known railroad men in the United
States, died here last night of Bright's
disease. Mr.. Clarke was "a years old,
and began his railroad career at. an
early age. He wasahorn in Montgomery
county, Md, in 1924, and entered the
railway service in 1874 with the Balti-
more & Ohio. He saw service as an
engineer, conductor, station agent,an
train master, and in 1855 he came to
the Illinois Central, with which com
psny he was associated for nearly 40
years, save for brief interval in the
early seventies, when hd was vice-presi-
dent and general manager OF the Erie.
Mr. Clarke retired from the Office of
president of tho Illinois Central some
years ago, owing to advancing years.
He retired from the presidency of the
Mobile & Ohio in 1895
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
John Paris Killed by a r., u. 6 W. Loco
... inotLys. nj ArAniIywinn- Bridge. :

John Paris Killed by a r., u. 6 W. Loco-
.- inotlys AT IrAniIywinh- BYidss. :
John Parrist aged AZ years, of l0s7
East Eleventh street, was run down
and instantly killed Tuesdas while
crossing the r, B. Il w.rsiIfo ID bridge
which spans the Brsndywinei iustaboyb
the plant of the American Car. and
Foundry Co., where Mr.. Paris was
employed. 49, '.'.s::'-.-'
MIR. Paris left the shors to go'to his
home about G O'clock. He started up
the tracks towards the railroad bridge
and just as he reached the structure
southbounf Passenger tfafhD no, 7
struck him. On redcpifg French street
station the engineered the train told
of striking u man, and tho ttangled
remains were found along, the tracks
Coroner Frick was nott1ied, ah6 the
remains we're moved to the late home
OF the deceased. Mr.: Paris was
married and leavesa family, e.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
INJURIES RESULTED FATALLY.
wrfiiam cnrrts rIied at the fIonimophihi
'-t. Hospital Iuehdny Afturnoon

wriiam cnrris ried at the fIoInoophihic
- Hospital I ueBdny Afternoon.
wftifam Curtis, colored, aged about
49 years, OF "a kluhd street, who was
irfiurstt whiie'at work at the plant of
the Diamond State Steel Co. last
Friday, died at the Homeopathic Hos
pital Tuesday afternoon about
O'Clock. A. > -'t 'r-'
Curtis was employed at the. mill and
in some manner his clothing caught in
revolving shaft and ne was thrown
about violently several times The
machinery vas stopped as quickly as
possible and the unfortunate. man,
who was alive, whs hnstened to the
homeopathic Hospital in the Phnnis
Ambulance. IL was found that both
ankles had been broken, his right wrist
was mashed, his head badly cut and he
was- injured iAternally. Ee was difhcult
to ascertain the extent Of his Injuries,
butit was Thought at the time that he
would kee6per. i-l4s reyiSssl from -,she
sirook end- appsared Go bs imprevihg
for time, but became worse and Don
tinaea,in n d .of.tical-eoadition astil.the
end oAliaess s----- >---~. t--- s---- - ~
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
CEcILAGOnNTl...

Elkton, Nd, Dec. o.-The Cecil
County Commissioners yesterday made
the following appointments: Counsel to
the Count, Commissioners, Holster
Hess; janitor Al Brown Keeper
of Sassafras River. bridge, Philamon
Lloyd.
Cecil county is shortly to have two
additional rural FREQ delivery routes to
start.from Northeast. One of the new
routes will extend from Northeast to
Zion, while tho other will extend from
Northeast to Mechanics Valley and to
Pleasant Hill. The first route will
cover nearly "a miles, supply 139
houses and a population of $50. The
Mechanics Valley route will cover %
miles, supply l15 houses and u poula-
tion Of 4SU.
Coal is yery scarce in Elkton and
much anxiety is felt. 1t is selling for
80. so Per ton, and not over half ton
is sold to. any one family.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
FOUR KILLED. Ten INJURED.
Later Details OF the Mime Accident at South
yilkesbnrre, PA.

LhteF Detdtia III thfht -Attthuftt ~ A7e@sa.
Syilkesbarre, PA.
wilkesharre, Pa, Dec. o.-Four men
we're killed and 10 injured, three
probably fatally, by the explosion of a
box of dynamite in No. mine of the
Lehigh Il Wilkesbarre Coal Co., at
South Wilkesbarre, today.
The men had lowered into the shaft,
which is ITO feet deep, box of dyna-
mite weighing SO pounds. When the
bottom Of the shaft was reached,
Matthew Phillips took the box off the
carriage. 1t slipped from his hands
and fell to the ground. The cnncussior
exploded the dynamite, and the 20 men
who were in the immediate vicinity
getting their tools In readiness to go
to their respective chambers wero
hurled in all directions. The woodwork
at the bottom OF the shaft was also
torn and scattered about. As soon as
possible word was sent to the surface,
and a rescuing party was sent down.
The mine has the reputation of be-
ing the most gaseous in tine entire
region, and at first it was reported that
the gas had exploded and that score
Of miners had been killed oairight.
Fortunately, however, the gas cid NOT
expsode.-s
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
VERDICT FOR ARMSTRONG.
Awarded st6o in the Damage Suit Against
George Il. W. Rhoads.

Awarded sf6O in the Damage Suit Against
George Is. w. RhoRds.
The Superior Court jury in. the case
Of Henry X. Armstrong against George
B. ". Rhoads brought IN q verdict
yesterday week for s160 for Arm-
strong. The jury was out for about
two and one half hours. Tho plaintiff
asked s., ,000 damages.
During, the session. Mr.. Biggs re-
ported that the case Of Henry Roberts
against the Harlan & Hollingsworth
co. had been settled. Upon the -ap-
plioation Of Harry Joslyn, Philip y.
Garrett was appointed commissioner to
take testimony in the cases Of. Teresa
Ruth against Alfred b.. Ruth, and
Mary Koran against Andrew Koran.
In the case OF Peter Mot cCloskey against
William White to recover one month
rent of house, the jury was instructed
to find verdict of sl2 for Mr.. Nc
| Closkey. White failed to appear.
In the case of the p, b. q W., the b. y
o. and tho p, & r. railroad companies
aguinst The Diamond Sfate Steel Go. -foi
payment for the detention of n freight cal
over the "a hour limit, an affidavit of de
mnnd, the conrt decided that a judgment
could not be recovered on 1t at the frat tern
any more than IL could on a book aecount
| The case will be heard at next term. 4,
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Student Rilled by Electricity.

Associated Tres Dispatch By SpecI lIWIfes. =.
Morristown, n. j.. Dec. 10. George
with horrible death in the Hoyt
Bovine dormitory of Drew. Theological
Seminary last night. Mr.. lose was
sitting in the dormitory with his feet
resting on radiator. He reached back
and took hold of an incandescent
electric lamp, and his hand, it is said,
came in contact with an exposed portion
of the wire connecting with the lamp.
Immediately he received a shock that
hurled him to tho floor. Those who
ran to his assistance found him dead.
Mr.. Lose was 26 years old. lie was a
student at the seminary.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
The ARREST Of CUNNINGHAM.
he was Captured by a PhiladelphIa Police
man While Visiting Friend.

He Was Captured by a Philadelphia Police
man While Visiting Friend.
Chief OF Police Black and Detective
Francis. went to .Philadelphia Tuesday
afternoon and arranged for bringing to
Delaware David, alias "Bucky, y Gun
ningham, who was arrested in that city
Tuesday. Cunningham escaped. from
the county wofkhouse during. the fire
and Tuesday he went to Seventh and
Kater streets, Philadelphia, to visit a
friend, where he was arrested by
Special Policeman Patrick ]. Ryan,
who knew HIM 1t is said that Cum
nlnsham'g whereabouts were betrayed
by former COMPANION. Cunningham
was arIaighetf before Magistrate Koch
crsperger, who held him to await requi-
sitioh papers from Delaware. he was
committed to Moyaffiensing' prison and
papers Viii be procnred at once, and it
Is likely that he will be brought here
the latter paft OF the week
Cunhinakan told Chief Black that
another prisoher attempted to escape
during the fire. but did noe succeed.
Cunningham said he was in. Philadel-
phf6 at-i. O'Clock the night of the fire
and be had intpnded I'd 60 TO New York
yesterday to enlist in the army.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
-ss
MILFORD.
special Correspondence of Gazette ana Jo

special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Milford, Dec. 10. Mrs. p. p. Rick
ards. wife OF .sx- sx-R6presentatiye p. Il.
Richards Of this town. had an ugly fall
Monday morning. It happened before
any other member OF the family was
up. She arose at O'Clock, and made
a tnisstep and fell down the main stair
way, breaking her left arm at the wrist,
cutting her face and scalp and severely
bruising her legs. DIR. George W.
Marshall was called and rendered medi-
cal aid, bat it was two or thFeeNhenrs
before Mrs. Richards regained con
suiousnuss. i. -
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
story ofa Rescue.

Capt S. F. Eldredge of the pilot6oat
Philadelphia reached Philadelphia
Monday with the story of rescue made
OF the Delaware Capes in the storm on
Friday last. The sloop Patterson. with
Henry ,Moyer, his father and Frank
Burbage, all Of Lewes, had started OF
on cunning trip from Bombay Hook.
Tho vessel which was anchored west
of the old Breakwater, dragged her
anchor and drifted out to sea. Numbed
by the biting wind. added to the spray
which drenohed them, they were help
less and. about to .succuinu when thay
we're sighted by tho pilotboat Rhla-
delphia on Friday morning, and the
trio rescued almost speechloss.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
ACCIDENT 10 THOMAS 4. CRAVEN

said 80 Havs- sbeen Thrown From a Train
Zsar ,.pittssSnrg ana. Had Two si.ibs
Jlrzalten. %. n $50 -..- t'1
1t is reported that Thomas J. Craven
of:15alsln,.-S j /, -who-is-well known in
this State, is in. a.-hosFital in Pitts
burg, Pa, suffering with two broken
ribs, tho result of a peculiar railroad
acciiisnt.'; According to the story, Mr.
and Mrs. Craven we're OR their way to
ths.. " est to attend a wedding and while
Mr. Craven was standing in Pullman
car lowering q window the car gave a
i,,cch and. he was thrown out, with the
result As stated above. From what can
beiearned the injuries are not serious
Mr.. Craven is an, active member of
the Old Drawers Church Association
and takes much interest in the 1old
building. 10.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
ONE KILLED, FOUR INJURED.
Associated press Dlspa,ch Dy Special wires.

AssOclNlIu FItss UIaNfINtI U oI7IVIHF WIIEss
Toledo, o., Dec. 10.-One fireman n
was killed and four others we're injured
last night by being buried beneath
falling walls during the progress OF a
fire which caused $50, coo d6mage to
the furniture factory-of Keipsf Bros.
Following is the list Of killed and in
iured:
Killed-Thomas Smith, hoaeman.
Injured-0ra Hines. Internally in
iured; Richard Manley, leg and ribs
broken; Roy Kinney, bruised about
the body; David Manley, back injured.
The damage to the plant was confined
to the factory proper, on which there
was S2l, 500 insurance.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
vhntc struck nv a steamship.

San Francisco, CaL, Dec. tE--The
steamship Sierra, which has arrived
from Australia, reports that on Novem-
her 4th, while steaining at the rate of
IL knots, tho vessel struck q whale,
breaking its hack and cutting into il
so deeply that The huge body stuck
firmly en- the vessels stem The
steamer was Immediately slowed down,
but the whales carcass remained fast
to the stem, and it was only upon com
ing to full stop and going some dis,
tanoe astern that the whale was thrown
OIL. Ihe-yessel was not damaged.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Dcnth of Or. j, n. Rice,

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 9. DIR, ]. n.
Rice, president of. the Riverside Coal
Go. and also connected with the West
End Coal Co., died today, after q
hours' illness from heart trouble. DR..
Rice vas a prominent independent
operator, and took o conspicuous part
in the present. arbitration proceedings.
He. was a member OF the committee
Which vent to New York 10 days ago,
WHICH resulted in calling off the pro.
posed settlement negotiations.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
BALTIMORE & PHlLADELPRlA RAILROAD
Annual AIeetinf: of the Stockholders at the
Onncc in This city.

Annual Meeting OF the stockhoIuefs NJ Ihc,
Ofncc In This city.
The stockholders of the Baltimore &
& philadelphia Railroad Co. held their
annual meeting yesterday in the
Office Of the company at Market street
station. The following directors were
elected L. +. Loree, O. W. Woolford,-
.J.. Wilcox Brown, w. T. Dixon Of Bal
timore; Henry @. Morse of Camden,
N. j.; James P. Winchester, William
M. Candy and Andrew L. Sanborn OF
this city.
At the reorganization; which fol-
lowed, L. f. Loree wns elected presi
dent; O. W. Woolford, secretary, and
j. V. McNeal, treasurer. The telleri
were JAMES r. Higgins, Ii. Howard
Carver and William Fulton.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Killed By a Train.

Associased Press Dispaich by Special Wires.
Schenectady, N. y, Dec. To- Harry
B. Price, aged 53 years, u painter,
whose home was at Wilkesbarre, Pa,
was struck by fast mail train near
this city today and Instantly killed.
He was engaged in picking up pieces
Of coal along the railroad tracks whsn
he was struck by the train.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
pnstnnl limitations.

Rev. a. r. Jones has been invited to
become pastor OF Brandywine Nj. E..
Church next conference. year, to sue
cesd Rev. @. W. Prettyman, d. ID,
who probably will be appointed sue;
cessur to Rev. H.. x. Stephenson al
Eikton. The last.mehtioned has ,ae
cepted pastoral invitation from Scott
Churc6. Mr.. Jones enterod tho vii
miEgsen Conference in 1891, and has
been pastor at tiurlouk since las
March. va-
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
TO REBUILD THE WOREH0USE
Plans Decided Upon by the
Board of Trustees.
RESTORATION WORK HAS BEGUN
-ae Main Entrance VIII Re-
ceive Attention First.

Bids TO be Asked for n New Iron Roof for
the Centre and Two Iron Tanks-East
Wing TO Remain Untouched for the Pres
ast-workshop May be an Independent
Buiiding.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Death Of Altman Carnnhan.

Washington, Ind; DEG. 9.-Repre-
sentatiye-elect Aikman Carnahan, Re
publican, .of the Second Indiana dis.
trict, died last night. He had been i'll
ever since the election.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11
Marrlagss.

POLLOCK -woLFE-on Friday, November 2sth.
ipo3, ut AtlHntit City, n. J., BY tne Rev. ]. w.
Rlaisgen, K Pollock Of Philadelphia. Pa, and
Mrs J. B. Wolfe of Georgetown, Del.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11

John Trimble, aged 92 years, died a.
his home ut lirandywine Summit Tues9
day. -Interment viii be mado at nj.
Salem cemetery today.
Delaware gazette and state journal., 1902-12-11

1.-THE United Power and Transports
tion Go. owns tho lines OF the Whining
ton City RaAHay Co, ths Wilmington
Il Chester Traction 70. and the Chester
Traction Go. and the plant OF tho
Wilmington City Electric Uo.--Ed.
0az. i
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31
II. SrAcnow.
Representative Of n W:ic.AwaLr
Community.

The Rocky Ford Colo Enterprise OF
iass week was beautiful edition. and
contained large number OF portraits
nud pictures Of buildings. showing tho
snenr fresory. the pride Of every citizen
of ,ha, thrifty little city. md other
hrEincss blocks. eivin. an idea Of the
com mere inl interests ~: the town. There
wns an extra ,hect Of eight paEea.
printed on line book paper and full of
fine half tone cuts. the mechanical and
Typographical appearance of which was
very good. ID. W. Bnrklcy, tho editor
md publisher OF the Enter prise gave
twenty-five" years Of his life to tho -di.
torial management of the Press. and lie
has progressed right along since going
to the Centennial state. We congrntti.
late him on his latest triumph. and
upon his good fortune in settling IN
s,ic!, wi,lc.nwakc community Among
the poriraiis in thus issnc we note thnt III
Jos II. Price. who was born aud raised iI,
this county, Int who is now one OF the
leading merchants there. .-Press. Fair.
field, III.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

Tosk Ills Breath a Little.

The cashier of the Rocky Ford State
PInk experienced tho other day n shock
similar in quantity though different IN
quality To that experienced by the jani'
tar Of the same institution few weeks
ago. when hs startel tho electric burg
lar alarm without knowing It was thers;.
A woman. neatly hut plainly dressed
presented herself at tho wicket nnd
asked II TINT was National Bank.
assured that u good State Hank was
tli. l,sst u. had In town. she decided 10
risk il. and iisl..l out of hsr ciistsinins
bright new Thousand dollar b,li AMI
laid il before tho bank CLERK. Nothing
but long familiarity with bank paper
Of quit. iar.. denominations saved him
irom swoon. But he pull.i himself
together promptly. nni wrote ont the
ncc-s.ary ispo-it certificate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31

TIL. u. :. Civil s-ryir. Commission
will h"il examinations Mt several piar,-s
in cicl, stale dnrin: March ani April. tn
ssrnr. young men nnd uomcn Tor thu
government service. Nin- ihpusanI
eight hnn,ir.si and -ighty-bih. persons
s.~rnr-l positions last year tiiron.i,
tii-~. examinations Probably 1000
appointments will bc mHd. this y-.r.
All appointments Nrc far li!. nnl Tor
most positions oniy common sri,,,ai
education II r--inir..i. Salaries nj mp.
poin'm-nt vary ffom sGtJ To el..5O n
year. with liberal promotions afi.rsani.
Politics ~ not considered. ! la.
affords COOL opportunity for p-o.
pie between III nni ~ years ot pc...
rho~. desiring places nf this kind c,n
get fnli information about then. ffc-. by
writing TO til, Columbian Correspond.
.nc- College. Washington. u. q. aud
asking for it's Civil Service catalogue.
number tl,rrc.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31
Annual Heelins Rocky POId Ditch Go.

The annual meeting OF the Rocky Ford
Ditch Co. WIS held Monday last ut The
Business Mems Club rooms. The an
nual r,roris show the receipts of last
year to have been 81 ,S3S 50. The years
dish ursements amount to Si,S0i.l3. The
total assessments OF last year were 90 90
per share.
Id. Hale. VIM. Matthews. s. l.. Les
ter, Fr. Wietzer. w. Winterhalter. ID.
Best and G. A. Reynolds were appoint
ed n committee TO consider the manager =
suggestions for the Improvement OF the
property.
The old board was reelected. 1t con-
sists OF q. W. Swink. s. l.. Lester. FIR.
Wie,zer W. Winterhulter and Il. IL.
Devine.
An amendment to the bylaws was
made by which all headgates of the
ditch will be put in by the ditch com.
pnny and he under the absolute control
of the company's agents, the cost oil such
headgates to be assessed against the per-
sons using such gates. and collected ms
other assessments for ditch maintenance
are assessed and collected.
Another amendment adopted provides
that each holder of capital stock shall
be entitled to receive water in the pro.
portion which the shares held by him
bears to the total number of shares of
the capital stock of the company issued
and outstanding. Aud the directors are
empowered to rotate water among con-
sumers or divide the ditch into districts,
or other method which in their Judgment
seems best calculated to secure just
distribution.
The assessment for ditch maintenance
for this year was made So per share.
One share of stock held by the State
Bonrd of Agriculture wis cancelled,
making the capital stock of the ompany
an even 800 shares.
President, Il. II. Devine; vice president;
Fr. Wietzer; treasurer, s. l.. Lester,
eecretary, G.. NJ. Hall; superintendent
and general manager, q. w. Swink.,
A number of accounts were audited
and call of 81 80 per share OF the
annual assessment was made.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1902-01-31
The ENTERPRISES ILLUSTRATED
new YEAR EDITION.
Kind Words for the Special and the Superior
Country II Represents.
sss*s :****.*

Insurance Co. OF San Francisco. On. q
tho leading insurance organizations Of
the Union:
II hnv. io acknowledge possession
of cnpy of the Rocky ForI Entcrpris.
Of Jan. 3ri. which is rather AN eiabo.
rat. edition. containing ns II does
general account OF til. Bc~t Sugar
pisn'. hni nlso photographs al your
prominent citizens. I nm particularly .
pleased to not. that the photograph al
yonr good self occupies u conspicuous
description attached th~r-io still
further nc--ntnais-s I'll. f,c, That
have always b-ii.v-i. that the Scottish
has n Erst.ciasa representative, in your
Town. J. thank You very much Tor
this paper which, Is certainly crc,li,-
able pieces Of work.