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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
DEMOCRATIC
CITY COMMITTEE

The Democratic City Committee
met last night at the Young Men S
Democrat Club for the purpose of
considering important changes TO
the rules, especially those govern
ing the formation Of the committee
itself.
AT present the city committee is
composed OF twelve members, one
from each ward. The ward elects
chairman, and this chairman Is
, the member OF the committee from
the ward. The committee elects its
own chairman, recretary aud treas
urer. ln previous campaigns there
has been u claim that the committee
was too small for effective work.
1t was asserted that more work.
ers were needed, and that it was
not right that one man should have
the charges Of an entire ward.
Under the new plan there will be
sixty-tive members OF the Democrat
ic City Committee, one for each eee.
tion district in the city. This will
give each district say in the com.
mittee, and will also give each ward
representation according to popua-
tion on the committee.
Each man will be made rcspcn.
sible for his own district, and he
will have much less 10 look after
than the members OF the present
committee. In order TO have
small and compact body for dong
the active inside work OF the cam.
pai.n, ii was deemed best 10 have
an executive condition to the com-
mittee OF sixty-6ve members.
This new committee would be
composed of o1ly five members
and from this the chair
man. secretary, treasurer and f.
nance committee will be chosen 1t
is pointed out that 1t would not be
necessary to have the entire CON.
mlltee TO do the hcadguarter $ work.
The committee last nigh discuss
ed the plan but no formal action
was taken.
There was free discussion. and
most OF the members appeared to
be in favor OF some plan by which
better work could he done. OF
course there is some objection urged
10 the new plan. and it is claimed
BY some that the committee would
be too large.
Rabbits anu Pigeons
.aI h,,t,I, },
Bird Stor1 2ll Wss, F!.'hth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
NntHl kentlclsinn Dead.

LONDON, Ky, March l3.-N"ws has
Lcen received here of the death Of Cen
praI Il. r. Garrard at his home near
Manchester. General Garrard was Il
grandson of Governor Garrard. the sec
ond governor of Kentucky. II" served
Hs an officer in the Mexican war and
rs bryahicr general in The Federal "
nv during the civil war. Among his
children is Major Joseph Garrard of
the regular army. General Garl1M
lived on Il farm given his ancestors by
Virginia patent and conducted the IA
Mou, salt works. He was the patriarch
of ibc Garrnul tribe of fcudia;s, but
the hope of his liIc was to see perma-
ueut u.;lcr established.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

Newark. n. j., March H.
Another rcpricvc has been en-
tended to Henry Schaub, con-
victcd of numbering his wife
and infant child. 'Schaub was
sentenced to be hanged Fcbru-
airy 2S, but Governor Murphy
granted a reprieve until March
2S. The second reprieve spares
the condemned mans life until
April %. Application for
conlmutatiOn of sentence will
be made to the Board of Par
dons March 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Cots.

Miss Sue Elizabeth Laynan OF
this city aud Mr.. Robert =. Hay.
den, OF Brooklyn. were quietly mar
RED Friday afternoon at ) o'clock
by Rev. W. l.. S. Murray. After an
extended trip south Mr.. and Mrs.
Hayden will make their home in
Brooklyn.
A gentlemen advertised a lost
card, in yesterdays REpUTLlcANand
was fortunate enough TO have it
returned 10 him in the evening. 1t
always pays to advertise in this
paper which brings the answer
every time.
Harvester Mission. Front and
Madison streets. will hold SUNDAY
School at , 1P. III. Love Feast and
breaking oI bread at $50. Son.
service $50 lead by Josiah Cox.
Preaching 5 clock By Alfred l..
DuUcll.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
RehOboth Reach Association

The Rehobeth Beach AS
sociation held a meeting at the
Hotel Wilmington to discuss
improvements for Rehoboth.
1t was decided to widen and
improve the boardwalk, and to
lay out some new avenues in
the town. Some other improve
ments that may be made also
were considered. Among the
members Of the association pre-
sent were: Former Governor Ebe
W. Tunnel of Lewes W. H.
Shock, L. S. N, and II. B.
Mum of Washington. Il. c.
Ruddcl and J. T.. Hooper of
Baltimore, j. ID. Marvil and }.
II. Marvil of Laurel, and
Joseph d. Thompson of Reho-
both.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Specia! Invitation.

The congregation of Asbury ".
+. Church is respectfully invited to
be present tomorrow at each OF the
services. as it will be the last Sab
bathot the Conference year. Are
port will be made Of The year work
The Sunday School will make the
final report OF Missionary wear.
Candidates for church member.
ship are 10 be received also.
Ii. S. Dulanev,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Conference Appointments.

The session Of Wi!ming,ob Con.
ference next week at Crisisld, will
wituess lew changes 10 pastoral
rsla,iooa The conference will DO
presided over by BisbopI, W. Joy yce.
Rev. l.. E. Barrett. Of Mlddletowu,
may 60 TO Dover, while Rev. c. T.
Wyatt OF Crisheld, is slated for the
vacancy at Middletown. Del. Rev.
G. W. Burke OF Chester. will bc
succeeded BY Rev. j. d. Risg.
Rev. Alfred Smith now at Dover,
is slated TO succeed Rev. c. r.
Wyatt at Girls field.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

TOLEDO. o.. March 15.-The Union
Lead ANA Oil company announces that
il will during the coming year erect
three large lead cGrrodng plants. One
is TO be erected in New York. one in
Toledo and the third in 81. Louis. Tho
Dlnnts are to cost S1.rOOOOO. Ground
has been purchased for the Toledo
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Mny Move State University.

DES MONIES, a.. March Is. Rep
rcscntatiyc I.arrH Hbcc. son Of cXtiOv-
crlor l.urrahrr has introduced II Joint
resolution in the legislature amending
the constitution SO rs to permit the re-
m,yal Of the state university from
Iowa city to DcS MOines tr other
city Offering sufficient Inducements.
providing Iowa City continues to do us
little for tn. institution ;is in the past.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE scv-
entl annual contest by cable between
America and Great britain for chess
supremacy and the Newn9s trophy was
begun Yesterday on eight boards. 1t
was continued today on ten boards.
The match is hcins held under The aus
picps of the Brooklyn Chess club and
tho British Chess club Of London.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Kennedy 0Ot Drunk,

Tic first prisoner in the Municipal
Court this morning wasChas Kennedy
lie was charged with being drunk.
Kennedy was let go as there is Il
case Of diphthcria at his house. lie
told the Court that he had taken his
little boy to Philadelphia 10 avoid
taking the disease. lie was worried
and drank todrown his sorrow anil
was arrested lie was locked in Il cell
over night.
Secretary Cahill supplied a nunbe T.
of sulphur candles to the Police De-
partment and janitor Thomas f,lmi-
gated the Police Station. ll.5
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

Milford, Del, March l4.-The
beautiful Causev residence, situated
in a prominent section Of Milford,
and owned by W. Fred. Causey, has
been purchased by Joseph e. Holland,
the price paid being $4,000. The
property is the old home of former
Governor Causey, and the handsome
old Fashioned house is surrounded by
a beautiful lawn. Occupying q con.
sp;cuous place on the lawn, back OF
tile house are the little houses used
as slave quarters. which the owner
has never removed. and which are
now Of great interest to the passer-
by. Mr.. Holland will nave the house
thoroughly remodced and put in
readiness for his occupancy, after the
first Of July.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
FREE Illustrated BOOK.
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HARRY E. THOMAS & CO.,
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ASK FOR 1T.
mil cod tn til sat
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

New Castle, March l5.--There will
be no opposition to tile ring ticket at
the coming city election. No one
wants TO shoulder the monument
burden which must be carried. The
present members are good enough TO
bc returned TO Council. There NAV
be a change in assessor for the house
TO house assessor Of 1901 was far
from being success. Complaining
does no good and criticism at this
time is not in season.
Among the visitors to New Castle
yesterday was John Dorney, OF vii.
mington. -Four wears ago lie visited
New Castle weekly as collector for
Edward H. Brennan. He was an ar.
dent Single TaXer and loved to talk
the Henry George doctrine. About
Two years ago it was reported here
that Mir Dorney had dicd in New
Jersey. Mr.. Dorncy is Il right lively
dead man aud has travelled consider.
able during his absence. lie is once
more connected with Mr.. Brennan's
instamenl hansc,
1t begins to look like the shad sea.
Son as lhe Delaware street wharf has
hundreds OF fish boxes are piled
thereon. Ben Denu was the first
fisherman to wet his net this season.
Howard Davidson and Ben Smith
sllot three wild geese south OF New
Castle.
Tie A. O II. Assembly will at.
tend the funeral of Cranslon Hunter
il i body tomorrow afternoon. A
beautiful tloral desigr has been Sc.
cured and six members OF the Assem-
bly, vii! be pail bearers. Services
will be conducted at the house by
Rev. w. G. koons and intermcnt
will tc made in the NJ. L. cemetery.
Special trolley cars will convey the
funeral party.
David Dangcl will make repairs to
the jefferson House stable as part OF
the roof was blown off by the recent
ST. rm.
The usual Friday afternoon enter
tainmcnt given in the High School
was Il pleasing affair yesterday.
Word was received here last night
thatsTAlrs. Proudfeit, OF New York,
met with an accident whereby she
broke her arm.
The people Of New Castle were
surprised last evening to see James
Dougherty Of the Liberty Fire Com.
pany, driving the team OF Chief
Welsh OF the Whining ton Fire De-
paiimcnt from saloon to saloon. Once
in while the gong would sound,
the people here to say that
Dougherty should have been arrested
Ol,iccr Harrington Shot supposed
mad dog last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
TIE BURGOM.AS Srl; X.

That jolly old BursomasLer and
his merry co,crie OF merry laugh
provokers. are heading this way
and arc brin, ing with them all the
musical hits, witty Catch phrases
and clever speciaitics which are
now town talk everywhere. The
merry mclange g!orics in the dis
function of havin. been presented
7+l times during the past year. Two
distinct companies have 1eca pre-
sen.ing this piece. The No. com
pany having played in but !our
cities during this time. which cou.
prises u weeks in Chicago. weeks
IN New York, I weeks ia ph!ladcl-
phia and - weeks III Boston. THIS
company is the one that willappca ar
at the Grand Opera House Satur-
day March 2oth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
10 Have shooting Match.

A target shoot will be held at
KimblcsviIlc on Saturday after
noon. March 22d. The first prize
will be Il Remington hammcrless
trap gun Second prize, handsome
robe. The shooting Will begin at
| o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
DR.. wortn OF Baltimore To Preach

At Calvary Episcopal Church,
3rd a Washington sts., Sunday
evening next, at 7.3O, the sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. Per-
egline Worth, rector of the Church
of the Messiah, Baltimore. DR..
Worth is one Of The finest pulpit
orators in The diocese Of Maryland
and although his church is in the
downtown district Of Baltimore,
the large edifce is always filled,
by those who come from long dis.
tances TO hear this amiable and
able preacher. Dr.. Worth has
many friends in Wilmington, who
will be more than glad to know
that he is to preach in our midst.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

p. B. Norman, Jr., Auditor of Ac-
counts examined the accounts of
State Treasurer Burris this week
anc the state fnaIces were louud
to be IN first class condition. Al
though the State Treasurer has
handled over half a million dollars.
not a single discrepancy was
found
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Gco-se " Stum nell Dad

George W. Stimmell died a, his
home, M. so Jefferson street last
night. lie had beer i'll for some
time and was over eighty years OF
age. lie was the father Of William
Il. S,mmelI, Il !ocaI preacher in this
city and lor many Years was Il Shoe.
maker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
To Ork Su Uldy.

In order to catch up with the work
employees OF the T.. W. & B. H. II.
freight Office vii! work tomorrow.
This is The first liMc for several
years that they have had to work On
SUNDAY,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
NV IL. U DIR A0ililc

The members OF lI,kton Council, Jr.
o. l.. A. NJ. have accepted an invI-
ta,ion 10 be picSenl 1T the lns'itu.
ton OF new Council IN Eden HAll.
Wilmington, Del. or this (Sa!ar.
day evening, March Is. The etii-
cient degree staff ol Diamond Coun.
cIl will confer the degrees.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
MYSTERI0USLY
MURDERED.

New YORK, Marcn lf.-Maud
GENTLE, the young wife OF John
Gentle, a bartender, was found
murdered this morning in Gold
STEMS Hotel at l57 East Forty
Second street. She was lying on
the floor of a room on the second
floor with a bullet wound in her
mouth. A man who had gone to
the room with her last night and
who had been hea d to threaten
her had disappeared before the
woman's body was found.
This man was known as Eu-
gene Gautier and Frank Gunter.
He was Fren CHI Canadian from
Montreal and he was employed as
clerk by Il firm OF cheap clothing
dealers on Third avenue. He
met Maud Gentle a few months
ago and became infatuated with
her. She went about with him
good deal and often visited him
at the hotel in which she was
found dead and where Gautier
lived.
The clothing clerk soon got
jealous of her in spite Of the fact
that she was the wife of another
man before he met her and he was
often heard to threaten her. Last
night when they were drinking
in the back room of the saloon
on the ground floor Of the hotel
Gautier in the presence OF Il num-
bcr of witnesses said in reply to
some complaint from the Young
woman in regard to his faithless-
ness that he was just as fond of
her as lie had ever been but that
he would "fnish her and then
finish himself" Shortly afterward
the two went upstairs.
This morning there was no
sign of life from room 4, and the
chambermaid opened the door
with Il pass-key. She fonnd
Maud Gentle dead Oh the floor
with clottcd blood about her
mouth. Her clothes were all on
with the exception of her waist
and she had adapparently been dead
for some time. There were no
weapons in the room. Gautier
was gone.
A porter, Julius David, saw the |
two persons enter the room ut
about 10 o'clock last nigkt. At |
o'clock the outside doors of the
hotel we're locked for the night. !
1t is supposed, therefore, that !
Gautier nj st have disappeared
some time between 10 and | o'clock |
No one in the hotel saw him so
out, and no one heard a pistol
shot. Gautier has several times
pnlled out Of his pocket small
pistol which lie threatened some
day to use and the police say |
that the pistol could be fired
without being heard outside of
the room unless someone were
listening.
Gautier is described as "a
years old, OF medium height, |
smooth face, black hair, and as
weighing about $50 pounds. Maud
Gentle, the police say, comes
from Ottawa, III. The police are
that she was murdered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

To ACCoMoDATE those who are
partial TO the use OF atomizers in ap-
plying liquids into the nasal passages
for catarrhal troubles, the propric.
tors prepare Ely Liquid Cream Balm
Price including the spraying tube is
- cents. Druggists or by mail. The
liquid cmbodcs the medicinal prop.
critics OF the solid preparation, Cream
Balm is quickly absorbed by the
membrane and does not dry up the
secretionS but changes them to
natural and healthy character. Ely
Brothers, Sc Warren ST.. y. Y.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
CIutI Punishment,

Jersey City, N. j., March
l4.-Mrs. Mary Devine, No.
12S Warner street, failing in
all her effort, to keep her way
ward 15-,ycar-old son from stay
ing out late at night, tried lock-
iny him up at home. A pair
of handouts were fastened
around the boys ankles. Then
he was tied to Il chair and put
into Il dark room.
For ~ honrs he was left a
prisoner. Neighbors learned
Of the boys pre,Iicamcnt to-day
and made Mrs. Dcvinc release
him. The boy complained that
during his imprisonment he
was not given anything to eat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
Fire Alarm Boxes Sill Out.

The iirc.alarm boxes II and will
be put in service to-day. The fol.
lowing alarm boxes are still out OF
service, lG. A.. iI, 81, 49, 81 and
3i. The boxes are ali to be put in
service next week.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

Al your service.
No matter how small or lsrs' the ORDER
10 n,utter how long or >hott the distnn",
your urrler ha, The ainr prnnipt a.i ac"urnt =
attention. .Jus.in 800 business Chester coln
ty white pot tpa. i1t. baSitrt; 5 cans Iouin'o"s
e6c: cans early June pea, !lr; cool cora s.:
b oan Aunt .Inmln,a Fan Case L olr So. pack
Kge; Shredded Wheat Biscuit lDr. racknyr
tsrap Nuts l3. pHcin;.; ;! lbs tal tprns
PInm- l5c; ID brx'+ Laundry starch ,cc
EtOre-. fnurih an Il ads IN and EIsi.n and
Kin: streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

Funeral services We're held over the
body of former Governor Altged in
Chicago
The strike begun by the American
WHoien company's weayers was re-
ported 10 be spreading.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
JAMES AND GEORGE SE "
HOTEL TRAYMORE

Atlantic City, NJ.
Open throuy hort the year. Hot and cold
sea water baths IL rooms and every other
modern comfort and appoin tment illustra
ted booklet mailed Oh request Capacity t5U.
Golf privileges
TnAYMORE HOTEL, CO.
HOWARD WHITE Jr., Manager
D. $. White, Plc.id ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

Twcntyfour were hurt. none fatally,
In a train wreck near Fortuna, Mo.
A man arrived in Chicago utter tray
cling 700 miles in a sack billed as po,a-
ASa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

John W. Tallcy. Of the Secretary
Trust and Safe Deposit Company,
who lives at No. | East Thirteenth
street was in njIIrcd on Thursday even.
ing by falling as he was alightins
from Darby car at Thirteenth street
and is now confined to his home.
A meeting Of the Bachelors Outing
Club of Company X, will be held sooll
wi.ru plans will be discussed relative
ia camping out this summer.
AS tomorrow will the last Sunday
before conference. many Of the minis
ters Of the Methodist churches in this
city will allIdc TO the subject in their
Sertn0Ls.
luscrh J, Grlbb has presented his
re Si.ilaticn to st. John s to accept a
position as ba,sn at 81, Andrew
Church lie will assume his new
duties On the first Sunday in April
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15

t7uNtY To LOAN ON FlE>T
vi mort .a.cs IN suris 10 sni. For sale
ioli Ip., eS,i in sool order ltcnry HUnpes.
vls laii,el street. ~
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AnutI,cr FrUiiIcHs Conference. ~


WASltINGTON, March 13.-'rhc CON
ference on the Cuban question lasted
from > until ) y. H., ana at Its close
Chairman Payne, who had been dele
gated by both sides to give out state
mcnt, said that after further consider
alton of the subject the conferees had
come 10 no conclusion and had adjourn
ed until p. N. today. II is understood
that considerable Of the time was given
to al, argument by Mr.. Morris (llnnl
on the conStitutioHnllty of II rebate. In
diyidualy tho members. after the meet
ing. said the prospects for an agree
mcnl were good, but that the form of
the agreement was still in doubt, no
one plan yet lnying shown its advan-
tases over the others. There were NO
votes taken at the meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
RATIFIED BY SENATE
Hague Conference Treaty Is
Agreed to.
RELATES TO war USACES AND RULES
General Funston's Capture of Agui-
nnldO Brought to the Fr0nt-Ship-
ping Bill Further Discussed.
POstOA:re Bill Passed.

WASHINGTON, March 15.--The SEN
ate spent an hour in executive session
yesterday on the convention growing
out of The Hague peace conference re-
lating to the conduct of war on land
and sea and finally ratified the agree
ment without IL division. The discus
sion turned entirely on the conduct Of
the war in the Philippines and related
especially TO General Funston's cap
ture of AgllinaldO. Senator Teller in
quired whether II this treaty had been
in fore" at the time the method of
Aguinaldo'S capture could have been
justified. lie quoted the provision in
the treaty relating to the conduct Of
spies ard said he did not mean himself
to say that General Funston's course
would not have been regular. but mere
ly to secure the opinion of senators
who had given attention to the treaty
and who also were familiar with the
details OF .AguinaldO's capture. Senator
Burton replied to the inquiry, speaking
especially for General Funston, and
said he was sure the proceeding Oh the
generals part had been not only hu-
name, but that it had been in accord
ance with the rules Of civilized war
fare. 1t was true, he said. that General
Funston and his force had acted some
what in the capacity of spies, but what
they had done had been in the line Of
houoroi,in xyuvfurp
Senator H0ar also spoke at some
length regarding this provision in the
treaty.
The countries party to the treaty are
Germany. Austria. Belgium, Denmark,
Spain. the United States. France. Great
Britain. Greece. Italy. Japan. LuXem-
burg. Montenegro. Netherlands, Persia,
Portugal, Rouniania. Russia. S"rva,
Sweden and Norway. Turkey and Bul-
garia. The provisions of the treaty are
binding only Oh the contracting powers
in case Of war between two or more Of
them and cease to be binding when
noncontractiny power joins either OF
the belliserents.
Throughout the session of The senate
the ship subsidy bill was under consid-
GRAFTON. The measure was discussed
by Nj. Foraker lO.'. Mr.. McI.aurin
Miss, and Mr.. Harris lkan.j
The house passed the postotiicc ap-
preparation bill. The only amendment
of impUrtnnce was one to incorporate
in the bill the provisions Of the bill to
classify the rural free delivery service,
passed few days ago.
Quite Il number of other bills were
passed, including three bills for marine
hospitals at Buffalo, Savannah and
pittsi,Irn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-03-15
REPUBLICAN
COMMITTEE.

A call was issued yesterday by
Frank Spcakman, secretary OF the
Republican State Committee. on be-
half Of Philip y, Churchman for a
meeting of the committee next Sat
urlav morning at the Office OF chair.
man Churchman in the Equitable
building.
l. is expected the harmony orera-
lures of the Union Republican State
Central Committee. viii be discussed
and Il suitable reply to that committee
framed
Ii is the general impression that
the harmony proposition viii be reject
ed
The Republican State Committee
is'e,mposed of Philip q. Churchman,
Frark l.. Spcakmau, II. b. ThomD.
son, e. b. Shnrter, Il. A. d. Huston,
Charlton Robinson, James Challen.
ger. John NJ. Rothwcli. Dr. l.. II.
Ball, II. II. BiIlanv. OF New Castle
county: George NJ. Jones, George B.
Hynson, George II, Dick, d. Refs, OF
KcEt: George Il. Smith, Charles II.
Maull, &. =. Swain, Robert Houston,
of Sussex county.