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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-06
Maggicl's Pills and Salvc

Sh OSNlOl liAO OiiN 'JhN W
C almost universal in their effects, and cure
can be almost guaranteed.
Each BOX CONTAINS 10 Pills
ONE PILL IN A DOSE.
NOTICE.
Sold by all respectable dealers in medicine
throughout the United States and Canada, at
25 Cents a Boo or Pot.
All orders for the United States must be ad-
dressed to J. Haydock, No. II Pine street,
New York
Patients can write fro y about their COM
plants, and reply will be returned by following
mail.
Write for Maggiers Treatment of Diseases.
COJNTERFEITS
All readers of this paper arc warned not to
purchase MaggieIS Pills or Salve unless the
name of J. Haydock, Proprietor, in addition to
Dr. J. Maggie, is on the engraved slip suTroun-
ding each pot or box.
December %, 1867 ly
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-06

eardIng the pracllce
pirate sphere, | have
ed; but with a clear
stances, and Pariicu
emily of the use oi
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-06

as out of my appro-
IN all cas- : declin-
proof IN various in-
Iarly IN my own
DR.. HOOlaud'st;er-
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1868-06-06

Other brands at wholesale prices.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

EsoLisH AND CLASSICAL Hon SCHOOL,
Prof. J. W. Hunt will open boys English
and classical High School, on Monday next at
The professor has had an extended experience
az teacher Of youth In the State OF MassA-
ohusetts and in the schools Of our own city,
ss d Is smneSty qasiaea as steseSsq Am ,aas
the many testimonials, In his possession, we
may specially mention one from Hon. ]. d.
phiibrick superintendent, q schools 10 Bos-
Rhees, For, and J. s. Brown. Of the late
Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools Of this
YESTERDAY HoRrrro, John W. Gross and
Buci.y, charged with having . little pusii.
istic encounter in the market, and were both
lined In the modest little sum OF 80 each. II
seems that Gross, who !: a huekster in the
up, and some angry words passed between
them. Krause walked around behind the
stand, pulling off his coat and challenging
result was several cuts about tie head and
face, before the parties were arrested. When
At the station.house, Krause was smeared with
blood from head to foot.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY morn
Ing, several colored men entered the store OF
MT: Goldstein, pawnbroker, on Bridge street.
and while therein became noisy, and when Mr..
q. demonstrated with them, he was called ali
manner OF names by one Of the party, called
Dte Aue tutlft were arrested
aud taken before Justice Buckley, who, after
retaining Bud Harrod and timing him 81 80, let
of the balance Of the party.
MERcHAHrs' ExcHAssK.-Offerings 10. ss5
bushels red wheat, $500 bush els corn, 10 bush.
els rye. Sales: wheat $40 bushels at t2ools
per bushel; 13s bushels at e2.35. Corn, SAD
bushels at is, $50 bushels at ellie, 800 bush
e., (damaged) at tl.o2. Rye, 10 bushels at
THn CAsAL..,owing to the scarcity Of wa.
ter IN the canal the business for several days
extremely dull. Yesterday morning boat, in
attempting to enter the aqueduot, on her way
to Alexandria, became wedged with the other
bank OF the canal, and was with extreme din.
Guilty gotten on.
The AouEDuor BnIDoB. - The aqueduct
bridge over Rock creek is being improved by
new flooring, which will be cheering news TO
pedestrians having occasion to use that thor.
oughfsre.
RIVER FRosr.-CleAred; Brig II. II. McGiI-
yrey, Brewster, Portland, Maine. Entered:
Sloops Kitty Ann, Seaman, and Waymark,
Philadelphia.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
ARRIvALs AT THE HOTELS

SEATON HOUSE-JoHr II. SEMMHs.
| W II Blsckader, New Orleans, q W Liliey,
gslssso Levi pBWsSSS I, Wellington Jpdgs
W Little, Samuel W Adams, Charles county,
Md, q l. TTubile, W W Wall, If wall, Tay-
lor Treison, J = Grasinger, Florida; II Hart,
James McKenns, s s Kicker, N Y.
mETROPoLITAN-Por 4 SHELLEY.
Geo p Herthel, jr, Adoiph Herthel, st Louis;
Geo II Holt, N VI A l. Anderson and wife, Ky;
D Meade, ] Miller, Va; A d Kin, Ohio, II
Bounethian, Ausnsta, Ga; ~ Crawford,
W = Child, Mobile; Fq Marshall, N YiR s
Barton, Va; Mr. and Mrs q J Harris, dai d
Stanton; Paj Chas y Townsend, Pittsburg.
wILLARDs, HoTEL-srkrs 4 CHADWICK.
Buckley, Penn; J II Fisgg, Bsitimorci M
Oregon, Terre Hautei q Davis, o. M Green.
| Tenn; T W Egan, N Y; W Moore, Pa;
Henry, Mobiiei J q Dunlevy, o, J z simpson,
N Y; Gen q b Darby, u s "A; Z II Wilson,
Chicago; A Brown, Va.
| KIRKwooD HoUsE-KIso.
Z Bordman, cityI W r Jackson, Washing
tonj John Hess, Baltimore, Md; Phillip I
Aahoes, Mdi Mrs Jghn 2 p Pepper, son, and ser
Vile, Mo; L d Parker, second lieutenant First
infantry, New Orleans.
BUNKER's AVENUE HOTEL.
HsIieck, u s IA; r Y Baker, CITY; + Keens,
philadelphia W II Perrin, John Keyworth,
Thos flanagan, New Orleans.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OWEN.
r Clements, Richmond; A Dunston, Wei
don, Y; Robt Bentley, Val J M Swift, city;
A Andrews, Cal; Bland, Ala, Brad
ley, Indiana.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

TAA me board Of rirs osapls-
and they sie hereby, rsspeotfuliy
d ass q AL f RS.sS y sa.sSEP'
ey did not accept the amendment,
the yeas and nays, and the resolu-
Davis was agreed to, yeas J., paysb.
Ither debate, on motion Of Mr.. KEEL
solution as adopted was referred to
fttee on the Fire Department.
10 presented the petition OF Thomas
skiing TO DO reimbursed certain ex'
iii 70 pave the oarrisseway on the
10 OF the Northern market, between
and Eighth sttesta west. Referred.
s = a .sesas ~ s:t =" snd
It's north. Referred.
b. 8. Miller introduced a bill to build
% TibeF creek, sc. Referred.
bills to SGT the curbstones and pave the
between New Jersey avsnu. and First
- west,and on the east side OF First street
between Indiana avenue and street
q. l.. b. s. Miller objected, and called for
-, regular order OF business.
The President said that the rules imposed q
=,mself from the meetings Of the board, which
" Mr.. Taylor presented the, petition OF N. L:
ss 1 west. between Psansyivshia ~ avenue and
l. street north. Referred.
Mr.. Russell moved that the unfinished bust
ness OF the last Council be referred to the Com
The Board proceeded to consider the bill to
provide for the issue OF bonds to pay the noat-
in e. asi I. D. ), Miller moved to amend the
latter clause Of the frst section. so as to read
'Iand the Aforesaid bonds shall not be sold, or
exchanged for anymatuEel or ascertaind In
debtedness Of the corporation, for less than
their par value, IN lawful money Of the United
statesj which was agreed to.
the following words exclusive Of Its hitherto
Mr.. Kelsey moved to insert In the ltth line
after the word "oity," the words "And SHAH
bear the seal OF the corperation1' which was
Mr. Russell moved to insert as an additions
construed as to authorize the Issuing OF NOR,
bonds than will cover the floating debt Of thu
corporations which was agreed to.
The President laid before the Board bill
from the Board Of Aldermen to Improve tn,
alley in square No. 200, called Chestnut street
ALSO bin from that Board imposing take
Mr. Bali objected to the reception Of bill
Shieh had been passed by portion OF tn
Mr., L. b. s. Miller said It was well know
that the Board q Aldermen was not In con
the president to present a paper from tina
Board under the circumstances.
The President said that the paper came :
D. him Attested by the secretary Of that Boart
his duty to lay II before the board.
NJ Kelsey said the bill was properly befor
the Board, and moved to proceed 10 It's oonsi,
GRAFTON,
Mr.. Arrissn moved to lay the motion on tn
tables which was agreed to-yeas u, nays q
Mr. SArdo woyed that all business from III
Board OF Aldsrmsn be laid over until III
Board receives message thatit has quorum
ments, reported bills to set the eur ones, &c
on the east slde OF Twentieth street west,
tween y and y streets north to widen al
~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

ORDERS for the NATIONAL RsruBLfoASin GEORGE
town may be left At the bookstore Of Messrs O.
7. Getty Co.. los Bridge street. whore copies oil
the RxPupLroAS may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

AocIDRrr.-Yesterday morning about 10
O'Clock, while Mrs Chsuncey was proceeding
along Massachusetts avenue to her residence
on I street, between Fourth and Fifth, she
ment, which caused her TO fall with great
force, thereby breaking her knec-pan. The
lady was conveyed TO her residence, where
medical aid was at once summoned.
We are frequently called on to record acci-
dents from the above cause, and persons
throwing orange peeiings and rinds Of fruit
upon the pavement should be made to suffer q
heavy hne.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

prsr, Mr.. A. i. Perry, Of the relief fund for
the Maryland sufferers, has received since
our last report the following, amounts; Gap.
tain John MeCieiland' g.; Turtle club Of the
market, In part, sis.45; making In ali from
this place, tfo.oS. The treasurer is Informed
by DR.: Goodwin that collections are in pro-
completed will realize upwards of t2O0; also
Auditors ONCE, Post Once Department; by
learned that great dsmage was done In Freder-
lex city, Md, BY the flood, oceasioning great
loss Of property and crops, but no loss Of life
The treasurer hopes to Be In possession OF 4
sufficient amount at an early day to make q
remittance to that point There has been no
returns made from the Navy or Treasury De-
partments as yet
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Special Notice.

NrMAYOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
- wAsHisaroS, D. c., August n, 1858
There will be meeting Of the Commissioner Of
the Water Board at their rosm In the City Hall an
WEDNESDAY EVENING NEXT. at 7:0 O'Clock,
for the Transaction Of business.
aug9-A 8, J. BOWEN, Mayor.
".A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ Board Of Trustees Of Public Schools will
De held In their room at the City Hall on TUES.
DAY evening, the 18th instant, at 7;iO o clock
augD A. p. PARDON, Secretary.
hY. BOYSIN BLUE. --THERE WILL
~ be meeting held Of the Boys In Blue of
t hm1r seventh re- ward, on TUESDAY EVENING.
Hall, street between -Four and a half and siStb
streets usland for the purpose Of perfeeting or.
NJ a,s.n, ~ persons favorable to uniting with
good speakers will address the u,eetipR
byorder PERRIE CARSON,
nnA.u Recruiting Ofce Boys In Blue
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

The GRAND Masonic CoNoLAvH.-The Tri.
ennisl Conolaye Of the Grand Encampmene
General Grand Royal Arch Chapter of the
United States will fake place at ST. Louis on
the 18th Of September. The Sir knights
Of Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Will
mington, and New York will attend the CON-
claye In large numbers, and will meet at some
point on the route to st. Louis, arriving there
will leave this city on the i.3o train on Friday,
September II, arriving in st. Louis on the
following Sunday evening. II 10 understood
iht every one will take his uniform with
him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

PRoPosKD CHAS0Es ron HOLDING MAR
KETs.-By reference to our report Of the pro-
oeedinEs OF the Board Of Common Council
last evening, 1t will be seen that Oounei I'm IN
Rutherford reported a bill, which was passed,
providing for holding market every day, ex'
cept sunday, In the several markets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
CEoRGErowN COLLEGE, d. q.

The next Session Of the College will commence
on the FIRST MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
For Catalogues or any further information, apply
to Rev B. A. MAdUIRB, 8. j..
au2l-7w President,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25
Educational.
l'IT AGA ID z NJ Y,

ARMY OFFICERS' INSTITUTE,
No. 81 I street, between Ninth and Tenth Streets
Duties resumed September ], 1865. A limited num-
Der OF young gentlemen can be Instructed In all the
higher branches. Army officers prepared for ex-
animation after the day pupils arc dismissed.
-Four boatdeIs can be Ieceiyed who will be treated
as part ofthe family. Glasses Of Ladies' and Gentle
men, in separate APARTMENTS, from TO 9 p, IN.
Au22-eod6t PROF. JOHN FILL, Principal.
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tbs new Episcopal church est. John's) at
destroyed by FIRE 10 In rapid progress OF cree
ton, and the ladies Of the congregation will
commence festival for Its benefit Today, con
tinuing through the week,
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formed with regard to ]. II. A. Sohueman, COL
ored, whom he mentioned In the item OF the
Treasury robbery, In our Issue Of yesterday,
No. o. a street north called "The Excelsior "
But Il 10 stated, on good authority that he did
borrow, on the oath Of April last, $500 Of the
Columbia Cooperative Building Association,
and bought small store OF a Mr.. Hicks, situ-
ated on the corner Of Third and b streets, and
calls II the Eureka where he keeps q gro
Gerry and provision store, and that he never
did keep the first named store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

AT THR sToRR Of the original Franc, t9i
Seventh street, between ID and Z, whose
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment OF gents furnish
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Mr.. Franc has the agency, and which pos
setses many advantages over any Of the other
styles.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

The RIVER FRosT-Brotcn's Wharf: Arrived
-Schooners Vashti, Parks, from Norfolk, Va,
with wood Union, Perry, from Maryland
Point, with wood, EleAnora, Lions, from Port
Deposit, with lumber, all for s. p. Brown 4
Son.
Fay's Wharf: Arrived-Schooner The Wild.
owls Son, Smith, from Nantieoke, with wood
Eorirr's Wharf Arrived-seho onersF Founder,
Skinner, froGl MaohodoekI Mechanic, Smart,
from Occoquon, both with wood Tor the Wash.
Riiey's Wharf: Arrived-Sehooners Arthur
Rowe, Slower, from Norfolk, with shingles and
lumber for Willet 4 Redgraye; War Eagle,
q. ii. BcTgus 1 %. 5. W. Martin, Smith,
from lower Potomac with fruit for market i
Access, Nelson, from HAvre-de-Grace, with los
tons OF coal for II. CLAY Stenard. Steamer
Columbia, Harper, from Baltimore, with pas
sengers and freight. Sailed-Sehooner Arthur
Rowe, Slower, for Georgetown, 10 finish dis
0n Joaa.sa Eva kkSsart-Arrived Schooner. Mary
Elizabeth, Fsunes, from GhesapeshTs, Bay
world, William Seward, from Port Deposit,
with lumber for Mohun 4 Sons.
Cdrier's WharE-Arrived; SchooneIs Sarah
M. Clayton, Waller from. Hayre-de-qrsee,
with coal for John b. Lord, Statesman, My
lone, from Salisbury, Md, with lumber f6r
George W. Linville q Coi Ocean Wave, Col:
Inns, from Havre-de-arsee. with $50 tons OF
duHl for George BoTns. Sailed: Sarah M.
Clayton, Waller, down, light.
Harpeys Whart-Arriyed. Schooners Nathan
Tyler, Owens; John W. Ely, Realeyi and Com
merce, aallopi all from Hsyre-de-frace, with
800 tons OF coal for Harvey, CLARK X Given.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

PRIOR LIST OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
plate glass front,) between d and L streets
Good White Shirts, tl-sl. boJhne white Shirts,
t2-t9.bOi good summer Undershirts, 90, 10, eli
Socks 10, Is, 90 oentsi Paper Collars, 10, 10, 49,
Is cents per boxj Handkerchief and Suspen.
ders, Ties and Soarfs, In endless variety, al
popular prices. p. ST. have no branch
stores.
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GAL DEPARTMENT
DUHCIL PROCEEDINGS.
beard 81 Alaermen.

MospAY. Aueusr y, 1868.
The board met at the usual hour.
} ir. II. A. Hall, the clerk Of the Board called
40 order In the absence OF the president, Mr..
hards, who 10 absent from the city.
here being no quorum present, Mr.. CLARK
led that they adjourn to meet next Monday
ling at f.s0 o'clookj IL Was agreed to, and
NBosrd adjourned.
Npo.rd ma. A. the u,usI hour and VA,
10 oder By the President IT. 7. Fowler,
p tno n.Itan' WIns' Jnsns@.nn.
III Miiisr
pr..ident isid bsfore the Hoard thu fo,.
M messsee from ths Msyor;
MAyorts OrYfoE Cfrr HAIIl
w.su,scron. b. d.. Ias. X. isss
u Board 81 Common Cosnoll " Washino-
%, q:
rLssfs In reply to ne fesolq ,s,n Of
oard OF common Oounoht o. tne istn IN.
requesting, me to furnish a detailed
nent OF the indebtedness OF the corpora
have the honor to state that In my
1ge to the two Boards OF the 18th Of June
submitted q statement OF the funded
as well a. OF the floating debt Of the city,
nent contains all the detailed informA-
am now able TO give and to which l re-
oily Peg Issys TO s 5siss to add tina,
ESseryation leads me to the conclusion
he real amount Of the 1oAtipg debt vii
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

POLICE IrRNs.-Ofieer williams, Of the
First precinct took Rosanna Young before
Justice Tucker, who held her In bail to keep
Edward T. Lucas and Walker Williams,
both ooiored were arraigned before the same
Justice, by Oficers Grinnell and Yeatman, for
Lucas gave security to keep tie peace. .'' ''N
Onicers smith and Davis, OF the Seventh
precinct, arrested Catharine Hess and Emily
Jackson, oolored, for creating nuisance. The
same Justice fined the fret named e5 and the
latter ~, and required her to pay d cost.
John knigton was taken before the same
Justice by Onicer Howe and fined for violat-
Ing the hack law.
Charles Mades was arrested by oaicer Lus-
hey, Of the Sanitary force, and Justice Walter
dned him go for selling liquor on Sunday.
Ofhcer Langley, OF the Fourth precinct, ar.
rested Lum Price, oolored, on complaint Of
Michael Conner, who charged him with re-
ceiving the goods purchased with the t3s In
silver stolen IRON him by his daughter Annie,
and Amy Jones, on the 18th inst, whom we
mentioned In yesterdays issue as being COM
mitted for the same. Justice Drury commit
ted him for court.
Geo; orth was arrested in the Eighth pre-
cinct, BY Oficer Sprague, for committing an
assault aud battery on Francis Orth. Justice
Lynch held him In security to keep the peace.
Tho following amount OF hnes were imposed
In the various precincts; First precinct, go,
Fifth precinct, go; Seventh precinct, S27
Eighth precinct. y Sanitary Company, t2o
Total amount, tS2.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

N DEAp,Iln the death o. t MT Miliinm Crouch
Georgetown Railroad Company, this com.
munity has lost a most estimable and valuable
member. Mr. Greenleaf was originally from
family OF that name In New England, He was
also 4 nephew OF the esteemed Chief Justice
Crouch, For over fourteen years he was the
eonfiden initial clerk OF MT; George 8. Gideon, In
since, for many years, he has occupied the re-
sponsible position OF treasurer OF the wash.
ington and Georgetown Railroad Company.
every position he held, and his example 10
one well worth following by all who aspire to
| good name in the community. Mr.. Green.
remainf have been sent to his native home In
| Massachusetts.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-25

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UsIos.-rhis organ
lzation held q large meeting last evening, In
w. s. Morse, the president, In the chair, and
Mr.. A. NJ. Robinson, secretary,
After some preliminary proceedings, the
man, Colonel H. q. Otis, presented a sample
as completed, BY Messrs. ". Howard, Brooks,
4 Stephenson, Philadelphia, which appeared
On motion, the Committee on Uniforms wAs
Instructed to report plan for the military or
ganiIation of the Union for the campaign
whose duty 1t will be to report at the next
meeting,
On motion, Captain Carl Dunn was added
to the committee, which now stands Colone
Otis, Captains A. NJ. Robinson, o. II. Manning
and Carl Dunn.
John II. Wendell, esq, was admitted to mem
bership.
The uniform Is the same A. described In oul
last report OF the Union, except that the cap,
10 inolrcled with thirteen white stars, repre-
senting the thirteen original States.
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the time the alarm was turned In before he
was asked whether II was necessary to send
derstands the bell signals.
Sergeant Ashton sworn; In reference to the
Ore on the Island, between M and N streets
Hs y ai IN s.laf IL tas
| hear ony reply did not know the time, heard
no alarm giveni saw apparatus on the ground,
alarm ala was in lie habit Of turning Il ma" alarms
turned the box about twenty-five times he
licking he was snre the alarm was going In ali
right was ten minutes at the box gave the
i first alarm II was between and O'clock In
the alarm was turned In witness thought he
tant.
| minutes to O'clock ran to the station-ho use
to give the alarm In there turned In box II
about three or four minutes after going to the
quarters from the station have turned In
boxes before, and understand their working.
tMr: Larcombe here stated for information,
rarely become out Of order, but they may be
Witness resumed: Turned in alarm from
asked the time, and was told it was then near
1 O'Clock, tnrued In no other box except II and
SO on the night In question: always got the
told that Sergeant Ashton had turned the
alarm 10 previously from box IT; no apparatus
arrived on the ground until ten minutes after
he left box 50; the first engine was the Ruoker
Ofioer YeatmAn sworn-WAs on duty on the
morning OF the 6thj discovered the hre at about
% minutes to was three squares north OF III,
stAtion-house when the fire was discovered, IL
company with Ohieer Fainter was told b.
Lieutenant Sessford that no alarm could b.
: turned 10 from the station, and he was direote'
to 60 to o. boxj started IN that direction, me
Sergeant Vernon, who directed another office
to go to Oh witness turned In box II, turned l
2 In some or times, turning 10 rs times on eacl
Q oeeasioni II was about half an hour after dis
" covering the fre before the Rucker arrived
= been an officer fourteen years always foun
;, the alarms prompt heretofore, heard no alarI
J. on the bells on the morning Of the 9th, coul
d get no alarm from the station or " box.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-02-01

inauguraed by Convention of our whole Brotherhood
There no need any longer of being public institution
Our people everywhere thoroughly alive to the fact that
the Fenian brotherhood is fixed fact and be wiped
out until it shall have fulfilled its destiny Therefore,
afford to naugurate set of machinery. very
poor but If we have union Convention, will be there
even if have to sell my shirt to pay expenses.
Let the delegates be apportioned say follows: New
York city 10, Boston g. Philadelphia g. Chicago g. St. Louis
Louisville A. Cincinnati Milwaukee 2 Nashville New
Orleans Washington 2, Davenport Dubuque Peoria
Buffalo Troy San Francisco g. Then, for each State
and Territory delegates at large Let there be resrc
lions to oeholder because the intelligence of the
Organization is confined to all who don't hold Office.
Let the Convention be their judges of qualifications
except honesty, honor and true Irishism.
Of course only write these my humble views am
open to argument and conviction Anyway may God aid
to unite, and to do SO honestly and intelligenty.
Truly yours, P. F.