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The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

The Silver Hill mine shipped Il bar
3t bullion last night valued al S,.uoV-
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

=. /. Robinson. a Goldtield broker
who is interested in Ramsey left for
that place this morning With Percy
Gardner in an auto.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Tae practice Of burning huge piles
u rubbish in tle streets is most Re
Draaelsible. against the ordinances,
md should be prohibited forthwith.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Arthur Doane came home yesterday
from a trip to the southern part OF
the State with surveying parry.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Judge liawley begins TO think that
he will lose his annual fishing trip.
ie is afraid to leave until his sue
cessor is appointed
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

u S. Taegart, division tret.h. aa,.
natsenger agent OF the : z. NH
y TO get dining car se~S,ct on Ne
ICnopah train.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20
THESE ARE SHORT ONES

Prot Rim. says that many teachers
are needed in eastern and southern
Nevaua.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

She \. {. q .. and ne Dcca <
] Gva.ton railroad companies now that
tae crossing ia dispute 4. BeCkwiln
has been restored. Will fight the mat
Ter out in rhe courts, the c~psSin.s /,
.ltn.ain in Diacg meantime
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Tie little daughter OF Gov and Mr.
Adams gave ! lantern party last night
IL honar OF Nttlv Miss Rogers, who
Aiu le2Ie leCe soon
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

4 WaslOe county gaiA- wa Jen
s,arted a small riot ou street car
a, Reno after refusing TO pa, Ms
laIe. He paid his affair 4ytmtNlliy
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Harry Thaw has succeeded in turn
ing over all papers III his cas- 70 hiS
own attorney and has told ais moth
< 10 go way back and sit dowa. IL
seems determined 70 hang il lis owil
~ay
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

\ new strike is reported on noul!er
No at FairView
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Six hundred cars of freight ar
standing il the raiircad yards I,
Sparks.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Mrs. Lewis Rogers and family are
field thear tu-ure home >.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

The Indian school team ran away
down Carson street this mor-tn.5. col
lided with Schulzs butcher Wa@Dr,
smashed both that vehicle and The
one to which il was attaynen, alla
kicked UP Ion ot dust No M N"e
hurt.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Drunken Fiutes have caused . rel i
u terror at SPARKS
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

What is needed by this city IS an
adequate highway between here and
Lake Tahoe This city wouti he .ull
of tourists if there was an adequate
by stage.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

The Weber family and Frank Fer
rel returned 10 San Francisco last
night.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

A number OF camping parties are
being arranged for the lake resorts.
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

Not word has been heard from Bill
ilirney 90 = Seea
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

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scs feel so comfortable is because
they are scientifically made. Exam
ination free Room Sc. Park Hotel. vt
The daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1906-1907, 1906-07-20

J. ?. AEL}ER. Cl@..''i..
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
DOWNS CHAPEL ToHAvE PHONE SERVICE
Diamond State Telephone Company Will Ex-
tend Their Line From Kenton TO fiartIy

KENToN, Jan, 9:-The residents of
Downs Chapel are pleased to learn
that the Diamond State Telephone
Company is going to extend the tele-
phone line to their town and give
them the same advantages as other
towns on the Peninsula. AS soon as
the weather permits Downs Chapel
will bein touch with the outside world.
The Telephone Company has decided
to extend the line from Kenton to
Downs Chapel and thence to Hartly.
Pay stations will be installed in both
places and the work will be completed
before another fruit season arrives.
The Diamond State Telephone Com
pany will establish one of the most i'm
portant exchanges and "centrals" of
It's lines at Harrington, the centre OF
the great Delaware small fruit belt.
General Manager Baker to- day APP
proved the plans for the extension OF q
trunk limo from Viola southwark prob
ably to Selbyville, passing through
FELTON,, Farmin gton. Greenwood and
Bridgevile. Harrington will be the
central point for this service.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
SMYRNA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION MEETS.
Held Their Annual Meeting Last Thursday
Evening and Hear Satisfactory Reports.

The annual meeting of the Smyrna
Library Association was held in library
room on Thursday, 4th inst. The Sec
rotary and Treasurer made their usual
annual reports, showing receipts for
the year, including commencing bal
ance, $72.13. Expenditures, sos. %,
and balance in treasurer's hands, S4. 10.
The amount of collectable dues yet un-
paid is $36. 81; of doubtful dues, $25. IA,
and of debts due from the Association,
$500. During the year the list of
provement in the Library was effected
by the purchase of 40 valuable volumes
80 of them consisting of Abbott's de-
lightful biographies, which are gen.
uine treat to all readers, and the other
eight volumes comprising new and
{ attractive copy of Shakespeare. The
regular annual election of officers was
held resulting in the reelection of the
old Board, viz:-President, J. @.
Stockly; Vice-President, Wilson T.
Lavender; Treasurer, Hervey P. Hall
Recording Secretary, Clarence b. Ray.
mond; Corresponding Secretary, A. E
Jardine. Managers: j. Henry Jeffer-
son, Alfred II. Smith. William A. Far
les. 1t is encouraging to note thai
the Library, established solely for the
! IL Al
creasing attention from the people
but for wider usefulness it still needs
that more general patronage and APP
probation which its entirely disinter
ested and most liberal establishment
merit j. @. Stockly, Pres.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
ARTHUR drARHARr PURCHASES A FARM
Bought the IS Acre Place of William E. Perry
Near Collins Beach For Sum OF SI20O.

Arthur Gearhart, son of Mrs. Alex
ander FAIRIES of this town, has pur-
chased through the real estate agency
of IL. ID. Boyer the 35-acre farm Of
William f. Perry near Collins Beach
for $1,000, Possession will be given
March the first. 1t is understood that
Mr.. Gearhart will move on it and till
it. Mr.. Perry proposes moving to
Wilmington. Mr.. Gearhart has been
spending much of his times at the Bonn
bay Hook Lighthouse with his aunt
Mrs. Joseph b Benson and has been
assisting Light Keeper Benson, in ad
dition to trucking a small plot, fishing,
trapping etc. The farm he has just
purchased is situated little over a
mile on the New Castle County side,
beyond the mouth of the Smyrna River
and is convenient to the Lighthouse,
where he has been making his home
for the past few years.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
.PRESBYTERIANS MAKE GOOD
SHOWING ANNUAL MEETING
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING HELD AT PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH MONDAY EVENING.
Charles Howell LeFevre, E. K. Snyder and F.
r. Evans Elected Trustees For Three
Years-RepOrts From Departments.

The annual congregational meeting
of the Presbyterian Church was held
at the church Monday evening but
owing to the snow storm the attend
ance was very small. AS much bust
ness as possible was transacted after
which the session adjourned until to-
MORO evening when the Treasurer's
report will be read and audited. E.
K. Snyder was elected moderator of
the session and MIR. George W. Taylor
was elected secretary. After the read
ing of the minutes of the previous con-
gregational meeting, the election of
three trustees took place to fill the
vacancy caused by those whose three .
year term had expired The election
resulted in but one change in the
Board. Charles Howell LeFevre,
Esq, was chosen in place of 1. Judson
Warner and Messrs. E. X, Snyder and
Frand f. Evans were re- elected. The
Board of Trustees is now composed of
George w. Taylor, E. V. Cooper, j.
Newell Lloyd, Samuel j. Reynolds,
Charles Howell LeFevre, E. X. Sny-
der, and Frank L. Evans. The affairs
of the church were reported to be in q
most excellent condition. The pastor
Rev. J. l.. Estlin was commended for
the good work he is doing and both
the spiritual and material departments
of the church were moving along with
a unanimity of feeling and purpose
that is highly gratifying. Financially
the church is progressing. All tn,
outstanding indebtedness is paid ex
cept small balance on the pastor
salary. The Presbyterians now hav'
a modern and substantial church edi
fee equipped with a beautiful Este.
pipe organ, and a Manse that makes
comfortable and cozy home for thei
pastor. As soon as spring weathe
opens the Trustees will have til
church and manse painted. The pres
eat week is observed as the week {
Prayer and meetings are held nightly
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
DEATH FROM LOcKJAw AT cHESwOLD
George W. CattersOn, Promising Son Of Mr..
and Mrs. John CattersOn Meets With tiOr-
rible Death From Tetauus Saturday.

CHEswoLD, Jan. 9:-Seldom does
gloom rest over a community as has
been over this entire vicinity the past
few days. About two weeks ago George
W. Catterson, one of our we'll known
and popular young men, while cutting
wood in the woods with his father,
made misdirected stroke with the
axe, which split>open one of his toes.
This he treated lightly, even refusing
the application of the usual bandaging
protfered by his mother and sisters,
and went his way. The early part of
last week however, a soreness crept
over him, which was thought to be
only bilious feeling from a cold, as
the cut seemed to be healing nicely.
Every hour, however, a greater ten
sion of the muscles developed, until
DIR. Money was called in, who found
his patient in that rigid condition; he
quickly diagnosed the case tetanus or
lOckJaw and made known to the fam
lily the serious condition of the young
man. DIR. Money at once summoned
DIR. p. S. Downes of Dover for con-
sultation on the case. Antitoxine
cerum hyperdermically inserted to re-
lieve the paroxysms now growing more
frequent. was freely used to sllay the
intense suffering, characteristic of the
disease until death ensued Saturday
afternoon last. Never, perhaps, has
there been more general interest en-.
listed for one lowering between life
and death than has been exhibited the
past week in young Catterson's case.
"How is George Catterson" and sis
there anything can do" was the pass
ing word everywhere. Such cases are
unfrequent, twenty years having passed
since similar case has been in this vi
cinity. The age of George CattersoI
is stated to be 10 years. He was no
bust, manly fellow, free of bad or vi
cious habits, with moral, intellectual
and religious home training, all max
ing for him useful manhood. As tn,
only son there was conferred in hin
the hope of father and mother and tw
fond sisters. He was not only thei
Joy but also their main stay in tillin
their fruit farm. Mr.. and Mrs. job
Catterson, now aged, and the TIVE
daughters, Miss Ella and Miss Mimi
are indeed a bereft family. The fin
neral wss held this (Tuesday) after
noon with services in Cheswold Chur C
conducted by Rev. A. W. GoodhanC
interment at Bethel. Floral tribute
were given by the W. @. L. u, tia
Ushers Union of Bethel and Cheswol
and other organizations.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
ANNUAL ELECTION OF AmsRIcUs CLUB.
Held Monday Evening and Resulted 10 the Re-
election OF the Old Board Improvements.

The annual election of the Americas
Club one of Smyrna's oldest organiza-
tion which has a comfortable club
room in the second floor of the Win
ford Building, was held Monday even
ing and business of importance to
the club was discussed. The off
GERS of the club were reelected
as follows: John p. LeFevre, presi-
dent; r. ID. Hoffecker, Jr., vice-presi-
dent; and HIrons Denney, secretary
and treasurer. President LeFevre
appointed Clarence b. Raymond and
William G.. Anthony the room COM
! mittee for the year 1906. During the
past year number OF improvements
have been made The pool and bill
lizard table has been re-cushioned and
re covered aud the club now antici-
pates the purchase Of set OF ivory
balls. For the convenience of the
club members a telephone was in
stalled. Subscription has been made
to number of weekly and monthly
magazines and with a cozy and com
Portable club-room the members fnd
it pleasant place to while away the
leisure hours.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
WALKERS SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENT
Children Give Delightful Program at School
House Last Friday Afternoon TO Which
Parents and Friends Were Invited.

WALKERS, Jan. S:-Friday after
noon. January 9Th, the children of
Walkers School with their parents, and
friends enjoyed a pleasant afternoon
at the School House. The day being
bright seemed to add life and Joy to
the little folks The room was prettily
trimmed In holly, being the work of
the pupils. The afternoon was spent
in singing, recltatiOns and dialogues
after which each child was given box
of candy as a reminder that Santa
Claus still wished them merry time
and happy year. Their teacher was
the recipient of handsome silk UNI
brella presented by the school. Fol-
lowing is the program: Song "Amer
lea" by the school; salutation, "John-
ny's Letter." Harry Johnson; decla-
nation, William Gardner; recitatiOus:
almost Man" Paul Rowland; "Poor
Little Teddy and Rich Little Tom"
! Milton Latta; "Dony's Broken Arm"
Nora Collins; Crock a-bye Baby" Jus.
tine Armstrong; "Mrs. Rabbits
School, Julia Blendt; "The Brownies
Christmas Box" Reba Latta; Christ
mas Comes at Last" Clarence Bennett;
recitation, Elsie Rowland; recitation,
Ethel johnson; dialogue, "Just My
Luck" William Blendt and Samuel
Jones; song, "There is Music in the
Air." recitations: "Tke Little Dog I'm
der the Wagon" George Blendt; SIN
My Pocket" Samuel Armstrong
''Merry Christmas Morning." Helen
Johnson; "Just Afore Christmas
George johnson; dad" George Roth
well; The Boy Who Lives Next Door
''The Wreck of the Hesperus" India
Rothwell; dialogue, beware of Flat
terers" George Rothwell and Arthur
johnson; recitation, Sin, a Song of
Santa Claus" Walter Rowland
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
TROLLEY COMPANY'S FINE QUARTERS
and Everything Is Ready For New Board
of Directors to be Elected Shortly.

With the exception of the selection
of two more names for the permanent
directorate, the Smyrna Kent County
and Delaware Bay Traction Company
is about ready to organize and take
out its charter. The directors from
this vicinity have been decided upon
and it is the intention of Promoter
Click to have two representatives, from
down the state and these will be de-
cided upon in day or two. In the
meantime matters seem to be progress
ing nicely. Charles Il. Mccarthy, the
constructing engineer, has reached
New York and is looking after some
business there in reference to the troll
ley construction and is expected here
next week. Friday evening President
Click in company with his attorneys,
II. H. Ward, Esq, of Wilmington,
and Charles Howell LeFevre, Esq. of
this town, will appear before the ses-
! sion of Smyrna Town Council pre-
pared to make the town proposition
to buy the electric light plant and con-
vcrt it into power station, not only
for operating the trolley but for light
ing the towns of Smyrna and Clayton
and probably Woodland Beach. This
will mean a thorough reconstruction
on up-to date and business principles.
In readiness for the new Beard of Di-
rectors, Promoter Click has fitted out
offices on the second floor of the store
of j. G. Mannering, which in neatness
and business appearance can be safely
called the most handsome business
offices in Smyrna. The front room
which will be the Presidents Office
and Directors room, is beautifully
furnished and equipped with substan
tial Office furniture shipped her
from Chicago, Ill. Trolley picture
adorn the wall A desk phone ha
been installed for the use of tn
company. The lear room has BEEF
neatly fitted up as the Office of tn
Constructing Engineer and ample desl
: room has been provided for all needs
A visit to the trolley headquarter
: would convince one that the corpors
: tion meant business.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
COCHRAN CONCERT COMPANY COMING.
Will Give High Class Entertainment at Opera
House For Benefit OF School Piano Fund.

In order to raise funds for Iiquidat-
ing the debt on the piano recently in
stalled in the Smyrna High School,
the Board of School Directors at
recent meeting decided to corporate
with Principal Burdette in raising the
balance still due. With this in view
the Cochran Concert Company of Bal
timore, composed of four talented
ladies', will give one of their popular
repertOirs at the Smyrna Opera House
on Tuesday evening January the both
next Miss Mary Belle Cochran who
will be remem bered in Smyrna as hav-
ing been a frequent visitor to Miss
Edna EweH when she lived near town,
will be the reader and will take the
first contralto part IN the quartettes.
Her talent has already won favor with
many Smyrna people. Miss Sellman
who also has been a frequent visitor to
Miss Ewell will be the second contralto
and her voice has captivated all those
in this vicinity who have heard her.
The other ladies composing the quar-
tette while not known in Smyrna come
highly recommended One of these is
Miss Garrison the first soprano who is
said TO have magnificent voice under
splendid control aud her numbers
promise to be delightful feature OF
the program. The other is Miss Jessie
Cochran, sister of Miss Belle Cochran,
who will be the second contralto of the
/ quartette. She is also said to be very
! talented The Cochran Company pro
mise to draw a large house.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
SMYRNA BANKING HOUSES
HOLD ANNUAL MEETINGS
BOTHTHE FRUIT GROWERS BANK AND BANK
OF SMYRNA CLOSE SUCCESSFUL YEAR.
No Change Made 10 the Directors or Officers
All Are Reelected and Fruit Growers Ma.
tiOnal Bank Declares Usual Dividend.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of Smyrna's two banking
houses took place yesterday with the
result that the annual election brought
about no change in the personnel of the
efficient Boards of Directors and Off
GERS. The reports for the fiscal year
just ended showed a gratifying result
and Smyrna can well be proud of her
two banking institutions which are as
modern and up-to date in their system
Of conducting affairs as any institution
in the State. There was nothing of
special note transacted at the stock
holders and directors meeting of either
of the two banks except that the Fruit
Growers National Bank declared its
usual semi.annual dividend of per-
cent. The stockholders of this bank
elected the following directors: James
p. Hoffecker, A. l.. Hudson, Edward
G. Walls, FL. p. Hall, W. o. Hoffecker,
Smyrna; DR.. E. G. Clark, Middletown
and James r. Clements, Clayton. The
directors met Immediately afterwards
aud elected Walter o. Hoffecker, pres
ident; S. Gilbert Wilds, cashier; E
Marriott Fowler, teller; Walter W.
Hynson, bookkeeper and Miss Nj
Edith Beck, stenographer. The Ma
tional Bank of Smyrna which has haC
a prosperous year, elected the follow
ing directors: W. H. Janney, William
G. Hill, W. A. Winford, Harry G
Tschudy, Smyrna; James 3. Conner
FELTON,; DR.. A. E. Sudler, Sudlersville
Md; Samuel M. Taylor, Kenton. Tn
directors met and elected W. H. Jan
ney, president: Eugene Davis, cashier
Charles j. Sudler, bookkeeper; an
Miss Phida Janney, clerk.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
SMYRNA GRANGE OFFICERS INSTALLED
Interesting Meeting Last Saturday Afternoon
Grange Enyited 10 Go TO Camden.


Interesting Meeting Last Saturday Afternoon
Grange Inyited 10 Go to Camden.
At a regular meeting of the Smyrna
Grange Saturday afternoon, Jan. 9Th,
in compliance of Worthy Master Sam
uel Armstrc ng, J. Z. Carter, assisted
by J. G. Davis installed the following
officers: Master, Samuel Armstrong;
Overseer, II. G.. Blendt. Chaplain;
Rev.J. H. Estlin; Steward, s. w. Dresher
Assistant Steward, John Wright,
Treasurer, Harry Van Dyke; Secre-
tary, W. H. Armstrong; Gate Keeper,
Willie Blendt; Ceres, Mrs. H. G..
Blendt; Pomona, Mrs. H. Armstrong;
Flora, Mrs. Samuel Armstrong; Lady
Assistant Steward, Mrs. H. Van Dyke.
The Grange has accepted an invitation
to visit Pomona Granga, which will
convene at Camden, Del, on the 18th
inst, when an interesting program will
be rendered as follows: Address OF
Welcome. by Miss Roxie Derby; Re
spouse, by Mrs. j. Frank Rice, FELTON,;
"Music in the Grange" by Mrs. Ed.
ward A. Evans. Cheswold; Something
about Bee Keeping" William r.
Webb, Jr., Hazlettsville; Fighting
the San Jose Scale" Prof. G. o.
Houghton, Newark; Address, DIR. A.
Il. Neale, Newark; Address, Hervey
Walker, Worthy Master of the State
Grange. The Fifth Degree will be
conferred in the evening by the Degree
| liam of Ernitland Granoa
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
PHYSICAL LABORATORY FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Board of School Directors Introduce the Up
tO-date CrOweIl Laboratory Of Cost of S425

tO-0dte krOWeH Laboratory oil LOST OF $40
The National Educational Associa-
ton in July, 1899. adopted course in
Physics. The College Entrance Ex-
animation Board approved the course
as modified in 1904 The course calls
for knowledge of Mechanics, Hydro
states, Light, Heat, Sound, Electric
ity, and Magnetism, such as can be OBJ
tanned by simple experiments. The
Smyrna School Board, in line with tina
best schools of the country, has fitted
out the school with a Physical Labora :
tory with which all of the experiments
may be performed. The cost of the
apparatus was 1926 complete. The
laboratory is especially adapted to Civ
ing the pupils knowledge of electric
ity and a working knowledge of the
metric system This will bring our
school up to the standard of the best.
The practical value to the boys will
come IN their being able to manipulate
almost any electrical machinery with
ease and facility. Tne laboratory will
make the course In Physics thoroughly
practical. This is an advanced step in
manual training which is now recog-
nized by all educators as necessary in
a school course.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
ing program;
cHEswOLD's NEW MECHANIC OFFICERS
Junior Order United American Mechanics coun-
Gil No. %, Elect Officers For Ensuing Year

CHEswoLD, Jan. 9:-The Junior o.
u. A. NJ. Council, No. 90, of Cheswold
have elected the following officers:
Councillor, Ralph M. Savin; vice
Councillor, W. L. Carrow; Recording
secretary, J. M. Ford; Financial secre-
tary. r. J. Johnston; Assistant secre-
tary, Edgar j, Boggs; Conductor, M.
d. Casson; Warden, W. II. Thompson !;
Outside Sentinel, J. r. Legar; Inside
sentinel, b. V. Shahan; Trustee, J. r..
Legar; Chaplain, @. Boggs; Treasurer,
]. Hermon Anderson; Representative,
to State Council, W. O. Savin; Junior
past council, Harry Anderson.
Smyrna times., 1906-01-10
WHITE ROSE MINSTRELS TO PERFORM
Local Organization Met Monday Evening and
Decided TO Give Minstrel in February.

At meeting of the members of the
White Rose Minstrels at the Office of
John G. Mannering Monday evening,
it was decided to give SlinsCSAL------..
formance sometime in February and
in anticipation of this event the re-
hearsals will begin promptly with the
view of making it one of the best home
talent performances the organization
has yet given. The old officers of the
association were reelected as follows:
William Norris, president; George W.
Cunning, secretary and John G. Man
nering, treasurer. The association
had the Opera House rented for Christ
mas Night but owing to a lack of time
incident to the holiday rush of bus
mess some of the members could not
give the matter their attention and
the minstrel was postponed. The
treasurer reported clever balance in
the treasury and matters are in good
shape to work up another performance
The Association adjourned to meet
this evening when details pertaining
to the coming minstrel show will be
definitely decided upon.