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PoLITICAL.-Chavez, Republican, is elected
delegate to Congress from New Mexico by
$500 to 5000 majority.
Senator Sumner will preside at the Repub.
llean State Convention In Worcester, Nassa.
ehusetts, to-day.
Thomas Sinclair, running on the Dent
ticket in Mississippi for Secretary of State, is
colored.
Governor Morton will speak at Cleveland.
Ohio, October Z; General Sheridan at Saline on
the same day.
"A Massachusetts, State Labor Reform Con.
vention meets at Worcester next Tuesday. to
nominate State Ticket.
The Richmond Dispatch comes on. openIv
in support of General Robert Williams as one
OF the United States Senator's from Virginia.
In New York, the Democratic State Con-
vention will be held at Albany, to-day, and the
Republican state Convention at Syracuse,
Wednesday of next week, September 18th,
The Memphis 4vdlaaehe now argues that
the advocacy Of negro suffrage is no longer
sign OF Republicanism, and may be done with.
out impulation Of unsoundness by a good
Democrat.
In California, where Democratic Legis.
lature has just been chosen, Governor Ha,ght.
Democrat, will probable b. elected United
Republican.
In Minnesota the Democratic State Con.
vention meets Thursday, at 81. Paul. The Re.
publican State Convention has already been
held, but nominated ticket that was distaste-
ful tot section of the party, and it. under the
name Of the .sPeople's party" WIN hold state
Convention at St Paul Oct. 7th.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

IHk THREE SIsTERs."-In view Of the fac,
that TIE National Junction Railway Companv
are now having asurvey made in the immedi.
ate vicinity OF the picturesque rocks in the
Potomac, above Georgetown, known as the
Three Sisters with a view of ascertainins
ine practiclbilIty Of q railroad crossing there
u may not be uninterestng to know that these
"inree Sisters" upon which it is presumed a
pier Tor any proposed bridge at tina. point
would he constructed. are private, and not
public property as generally supposed. These
rocks are the only vestige OF what was once
an island, used as a fishery, and compri-ins
about an acre Of ground. which, by reference
20 Lloer ID, folio Sc. Of City Hall records, II
VIII De seen, was leased, in 1879, by the owner.
Francis Deakins, TO John Threlkeld for four
teen years, AT the end Of which time it was
decided in fee simple to Jane Threlksld and
Iaoitna DeakIns, and the ownership is now
vested IT the heirs Of the late Colonel John
Coke and the late Mrs Tabitha Cassip, of
Georgetown
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The City Councils are still battling over ths
canal question, bat no great progress seems to
De made. Major Hall introduced bill on
Monday night au horizing the Mayor TO request
the Secretary Of War 10 detail an engineer OF
the army, who, IN conjunction with the City
Surveyor and one civil engineer TO beappoint.
cd by the Mayor. shall constitute board Of
survey to establish general system Of sewer
age for the city. Mr.. Hall supported his bill
with no little ability, tut the dificulty Is that
all To csc references Of the matter to Engineers
and Boards of Engineers only consume time
and TO action ever follows upon their reports.
The trouble Is We have so many reports and 20
msny ingenious theories That the Councils are
puzzled W hat plan 20 adapt. Army Engineers
are very wonderful fellows, no doubt but they
are not likely to help us much out of our can Al
mud and muddle. There was that most emf.
nent board of engineers, Of which Gen. War.
rem was one, who reie along the line of canal
In hacks, smoked a few good cigars and
adopted the recommendations Of one of ouI
local engineers. Whatever is done with the
canal must be done quickly-ths nuisauc,
must not be allowed to tester in its present Of
fensive shape 10 afford an argument for the
Capital.movers next winter. The sewer out.
lets are now nearly blocked up. We repea
that the canal must be cleaned out at once what
ever the wisdom of the city fathers may resolve
upon as to its ultimate disposition. The city
Is spending good deal OF money in fndins
work for Its laboring population, let some Of Il
be employed in putting the canal in presenta.
bic shape. Let the men who are at work open n.
ing streets that lead nowhere be employed in
abating the canal nuisance and other nuisance:
in the very heart Of the city where they NEE
the eye OF every visitor.
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GOLDEN REMEpIRa

GOLDEN REMEDIBs.
Ask for no other. take no other, and you vtu
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shipDsd % any plSos. Prompt attention. paid .
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IL cure for Nervous DEBILITY. Seminal Imis.
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Balsem 0paira a.d Mrexyy DISCARDED:
Sold In Washington, D. O by yoHn COUGH
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Loring. the stroke oar Of the Harvard crew
IN the International Boat race, has come home
IN bad temper. He complains about the British
climate producing lassitude end colds; says
the Harvards couldn't get any suu.baths,
which s'are good things" and that they were
so closely watched that they were forced to
wear shirts when practising. which caused the
men to perspfre. and took off their flesh, where.
as at home they roved naKed from the wais,
upward. he also complains that the Oxfords
violated the understanding that neither side
should take the others water. Also, that the
Oxfords behaved shabbily in net sending any
one TO meet the Haryards on their arrival
Loring is evidently not on cordial terms with
Mr. Blaikie, the secretary OF his club land who
Is now In public ONCE IN Washington and re-
fleets upon him an q way that may call out a
sharp Teioinder from that gentleman BIaikie.
he says, went to the Crystal palace dinner, in
tending TO challenge the Oxfords again, but
happily he was not asked to speak. and so did
otput rs In a ridiculous position" Blaikie
was also "a great bother and bore- in dong
the marketing, which had to be done with much
prudence and secrecy. to avoid getting any
food that had been drugged by betting men.
And he is bitter about Blaikie's ssJenkins "a
IOrts IN the papers,"
Altogether Loring is bilious, and doesn't
seem TO take his punishment with the cheerful.
hess OF the courageous fighter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

A remarkable sermon was preached in 81
Adams (Episcopal) Church, New York, by tn.
rector Of that parish on Sunday last, wherein
the reverend gentleman affirmed that the
Episcopalian and Catholic belief is positively
alike, although the members do not commune
together, owing to intrigues a, the Court of
Rene at the time OF the Reformation. The
preacher boldly asserted that the churche. re-.
ferred to are actually but one, and that the
members are all Roman Catholics; and he
hoped to see the day when both should b..
united under the latter name, and unite in
communion. The sermon created much SEN
sation among his hearers, many Of whom were
Protestants from other denominations, whose
belief he attacked, utterly denying their faith
As 4 religion based on Christ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

From j. Shillington, Odson Building, and
from John g. Parker, ass tn street, we have
Harpers Aagaane for October, and Apple ton g
JsAYB0I for October 9. From Blanchard &
Mohun we have Harper's Ka9a-iae tor OCTOBER
One Of the best things in Harper Is LongfsI.
lows "Excelsior." done into Chinese pigeon
Engiish, with illustrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

NATIONAL THRArRR-The Leffipsvell com.
bination perform aladdin" Tonight, in which
Lshhngwell appears as Widop Tpankey, and
'fhe Fool Of the Family" Mrs. Belle Howetts
speciality. Great preparations are being m ade
ny the managers for the production Of Bouci.
eauits drama, "Formos,," on Saturday even.
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

From Prender & o., ai2 18Th street, we have
"rhe Sword and Trowel, q Record Of combat
with sin, and Of labor for the Lord" Q monthly
publication edited by the Rev. q. II. Spursson
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DON'T WANT 1.-THE New York Erpyes.
says;-"ls there any respectable resident of thu
city who wan" the National Capital locates
here! We hope not"
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MARYLAND POLITICS

The Democracy Of Maryland are considsra-
by divided, as we have already indicated, up
On the question of railroad matters, and the
lines are pretty closely drawn between what
IS called the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in.
'erest and the Baltimore and Potomac railroad
interest, the latter claiming to represent en-
iareed railroad views in opposition to the mo-
nopoly policy Of the former.
In the five election districts of Montgomery
county, primary elections were held on Satur-
day to elect delegates to the Democratic county
convention that meets "a Rockville October 2, to
nominate State Senator, three members of the
House of Delegates, and four delegates TO the
State Democratic Convention. to be held IN
Baltimore October 9Th.
These primary elections of Saturday
IN Montgomery county resulted in
the triumph of the Baltimore and Ohio rail.
road interest, which elected perhaps two
thircs OF the delegates. This effects no
reyoiution, however, in the county, as IL has
heretofore stood by the Baltimore and Ohio
interest In the Legislature. OF the one hun
bred and twenty-five county delegates to
Rockville IL Is understood that about eighty
are favorable 10 the reelection Of Robert Fow.
Ter as State Treasurer, to forty five for John
Merrymar, the opposing candidate for nomi.
nation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

1t IS teiegraphed that Senator Sumner takes
strong ground to day in his speech before the
Republican State Convention Of Massacnu.
sets, At Springfield, against the recognition by
this Government Of the belligersnt rights or
'uoa- de thinks the Revolution has not es
'aohsneo Itself far enough in the way OF an
Organized Government, location OF csn,,.I
ETC., 70 entitIe it TO such recognition.
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~"Kirkwood." the famous trottinz hor..
has been sold 10 Henry Compton for eSoyOO0.
SThe next meeting Of the Social Science
Convention Is TO be held in New York ON In
10Th, 9th and 18th Of October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

From French, Laneran &c Oxiiyie wa have
HdTpsr's NGgaxiae for October
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

Provisional Governor Walker, OF Virginia,
who was installed yesterday, holds ONCE only
as Provisional Governor until Congress shall
nave acted upon the question OF the admission
OF the State He yesterday appointed as his
Secretary Mr.. William E. Cameron, of the Pc.
tersourg IHder, and formerly of ths Coufedsr.
ate army, who was one of the first and most
determined supporters OF the Walker Republi.
can ticket in the late campaign.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

The St. Louis papers deplore the prejudices
OF mankind against the Mississippi water, and
The R,publiean of the goth has two columns Of
ieadef matter intended TO show that the river
water OF St. Louis, so thick with mud that a
tumblsr-full deposits asediment of third of Its
SEiS, IS really good deal healthier and more
~greeable to the taste than pure spring water
We are afraid that mankind Will hardly be
eonSinced by the eloquencs of the RspuJlican.
III the river water Is 50 desirable IL seems odd
that the people OF 81 Louis should have made
such desperate efforts to get other water by
sinking artesian wells and IL is odd, too, that
the argument in behalf of the river water
should appear just after these efforts have Ut
terry failed, after boring TO an imme nse depth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-09-22

Iowa expects TO gain three Representative.
In Congress BY the next apporionmsnt.
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THE You've MAN OF THE PERIop-His
MAX. UP.-Quite a number of young gentle
men OF New York who have Just returned
from an extended trip abroad, have brought
with them the latest style Of costume worn at
the weddings of the elite. The Mall gives the
following particulars
The cost consists of dark blue cloth of
medium length, with considerable roll of lapel,
lined with dark blue silk. Buttons are of brass
and unornamehted. The vest is of white satin
cut low, single breasted, with an inner lining
OF light blue silk, protruding little over the
opening OF the same. The pants are OF a lig 1t
lavender shade, with faint stripe on side, and
cut loose The boots are OF patent lea her,
with high heels and toes rounded; shirts are
embroidered with numerous designs, under
meath Is worn pink silk shirt which shows
through, causing pretty effect, and admits OF
better view OF the workmanship. Collars are
turned down, with rounded points, and ties
are OF white satin, made in various styles, aud
rather larger than usual. We ooub. not but
the style will be introduced here before the
closing OF the matrimonial campaign this sea
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,. LIZ =. w1. KEEPS, ~ n5 2.
f''A' 'i Between nth and 18th streets. r'nn ave.
ws sH!ti 1sY s s1sck
CeLnRI sE6O,
sakt.YE.
PURE cIp.s vIsE ssAHC'
SAP sAGS OHREss.
Ho. 1 MACK E2EL,
swLkr MHRaORAM,
s.9kIss AND SohE&INa TOBACCO
6oIGATE fTsoILsr SOAPS.
f'sEDEKloK KOSEEs,a
-, go, iSe Post osaos Ispsrt%sst ,.s mn
5ATSsFs sHS SisA' BE
OOH sissioNlR OF DEEDS,
GEaERAL AGENT.
BEFERENcEs
jay ,oIe : Co, Moses Kelly.
n b. II. sTlNlMETZ, n
u HArrER AND ruRslIR, y
234 PENNA. AVE-, 2D Doom FROM 13rH STE
Full assortment OF all the Leading styih a
HATS. GAPS. AND LADIES IURSy .
FOR THE FALL TRADE.
GENTS DRESS HATS, IS, S6, 81 and -.
Dew and pretty Shapes for Boys, prices from Q 4
= .1.w
EXTRA MESS, BOSTON INSPECTION,
NEW MAoKEBEL,
Selected in size and quality.
pneaivad IN dav
N. W. BURCHELL,
Corner 18th aud streets,
seq (Under Ebbitt House,
IL. Harmony ana Singing.
,Esssidsnee-4ai g street north eernsg q s.h
ORPHANS' COURT. DISTRICT OF OoLUMBiA.
e " s SSs.s saas:t!.ssr
tor aforessid has. with the appreciation OF the
Orphan Cent 2, %ashinstSn county aforesaid.
for the n.i settlement and dssEba,sa. a.
the personal estate Of said deceased and Of the
the and heirs Of said deceased are nStsd
Ssnss :aa proSised rsS eo p!
weeks in the Evening Star previous e the said
Gay :. 's,.l.wsw T''s-A Rs Tlss ~ ,wSlu.
nRPHANs' COURT, Sept q. is69-DTsTR1cT
q SAhEs a' sn9
executors aforesaid have, with the appreciation of
the Orphans, Court q Washington County afors.
toher next. for the final settlement and Il dis. dis.
tribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased,
been collected and turned into money; when AND
where oil the a., creditors and heirs Of said de.
properly youched or they may other wise by law be
excluded from all benefit in said deceaseds estate:
n Ss sss1
vious to said day -
In The sUPRHMH G00RI. OF THE DIS
81 Tsr !r BRs44s sSss. M Sa
This is to give notice that o warrant in bank.
hS her s;asa y -; Cow;
IN said District, adjudeed bankrupts upon the Re,
ton Of their creditors. and the payment Of any
70 70 or TO sus Ing
transfer Of any property By them are forbidden
more .ssgnees of their estate, viii be held al
It 10 O'clock M at the office 81 s:yi Sse BrosS s.
the Register in q SIX eSa
IL U. =. Marehal Of D. c.. as Messenger.
pROPOsALs FOB Tal kREOFION OF
sept q, 1883, addressed to the Sub: Board OF Pub
Of school building in the Fourth District. on ist
street, between Maryland avenue and street
e ss1's:' th a'sas e. q cf s IL
!: Il: s;::: .st
z.M E MSsEAsai
MNDnDnaa ron rou
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FOB FRESH BEEF.


HEADQUARTERS IsT military DISTRICT
OFFlcE CHTEF CoMNSsARY OF SUBsIs rRNCE.S
Richmond. Va. Sept. IL, 1859. \
Sealed Proposals I'm duplicstel will be received
ct the office OF Brevet Capt. Henry Narcotic, Nth
Infsntry,A A. U B., at Petersburg. Va, until MON
DAY october 18th, 1859. At IL M, for supplying
the United states Subsistence Department with
FRESH BEEF at Petersburg, Virginia, for six
months from November lst, 1869, or such less me
direct.
Bidders are requested 60 be pretent to respond 20
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
futhllment OF their contract.
, Como ltisns' requirements psy%.nt:; Se, a.
Bvt Maj. and Chief Oommissarv sub.i.tencs.
seq ot First military District.
pROPOsALs FOB BRIDGE ON q STREET.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT AND INsPKcroR Of
AND NEW BUILDINGS, CITY HALL.
WASHINGTON, ID. o., September q. 1889
Healed Pro posas will be Pscei ssd At the nj ayor
Ofnoe, City Hall, until " o'cl, ck IA. on friday
October J. for constructors Bridge at
OF and Eishteenth streets west
Bidders will state price per perch of IS feet for
masonry, laid In rydraulic cement; price per n
for plank and foundation timber; price per cubic
yard for excavation the same to include the level
ing of and properly be cking up of the Masonry.
Specihcatione and plan t. be seen at this office
Sucerintendent OF Sewers, &C., Commissioner OF
the First Ward and two Assistant Comm ssion
ers appointed by the Mayor.
bias. CHAS ii. BLISS
Sc z ID Superintendent OF Sewers, 30.
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In THE sUPREME DOUBT or THE DIS
i TRlCT OF COLUMBIA, INTHE MATCER
o. TIL IEv0LuHTARY BANKRUPTCY
DROPOsALS FOR THH KREOTION OF a
II SDhO0I, HnnaE ~

eealed Proposals will be received until IL M
sept q, 1853. addressed to the Sub Board OF Pub
lie Schools Of the Fourth District for the erectio
Of school building in the Fourth District on let
street between Maryland avenue and y street
south. under the act approved August n, 1889
Specifications csR be seen At the office OF the
Mayor. at the City Hall "
The right is reserved BY the Sub.Bsard and
Eyer 20 rs,Ses s,y and Al bios Dot doomed adj
vant ageous 10 the interest," OF the Cor pOratfon.
.CHAMPLIN.
w. j. MURTAGH
u. N. LAWkENOE,
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DENTISTRY.

No charge will be made for extracting y hare Ar.
nhcial Teeth are inserted, although the -
patient Will be required 90 pay for the ~
vii be deducted when the teeth are made. rhs
Associanon h nov prepared 20 make Teeth on
phie, and Boston prices: All persons wishing den
tai WORK done can have 10 es cheap in the above
named citfee. All work will be done In the 1eataos
and best manner. and warra nted 70 give entfFS
eausfacdon Persons viii do well 70 call ana en-.
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e ne secss formerly occupied by johnson Oollsy,
w re ne VIII be Yleased 70 zee his old customers'
one mar ns will Be Able 10 shov them On sssort,
In this city. A. m. ~
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EXTRA MESS. BOSTON INSPECTION,
NEW MAoKEREL,
Selected In size and quality.
Received to day.
N. W. BURCHELL,
Corner l4th aud streets,

T h. HAYDEN, teacher Of Piano, Orsan
LIZ Harmony ana Singing.
kesidence-424 g street north, cerner Of sth
az
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II o 81 LOT 6iI
FROM $40 TO ga DOWN.
AND Ss TO $40 A MONTH.
IN THE FIRST WARD, IN TH1 SECOND
WARD AND ON CAPITOL HILL,
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED.
Apply to JOSHUA WHITLEY D 90.
se l.n 416 Seventh street, bet. @ and b.
LOB SALLY smaI FARM in Howard county.
H., nsryiand, near Laurel MoTid sxchhaHnEs fOr
SIx Property. Apply 70 fRAHOl0 9OaUM
sOHS: Lumber Deslers, Ohio avenue, eesv. nth
and 18th sts. au3l-lm
LOB R1NT-Tvo new 3-sesries, back batldiugv
L and cellars. SsiOK DWELLING, pressed
brick frents, With marble window heads end stills,
brewn stone bass and STEPS; marble maueels; Gas;
hot and cold vster IN beth. and kitehsn; u rocms;
stpete Rhode Island avenue, between 10TH and
18th streets: Inquire 00S l4th street ana q
For h1afIIes?s: f.I.,:l:a E SrsiSF1S,ss:s.
ana e G1 n sss:r
seneole retes, ak DyerI Hotel, oerner !ndtsne
aySeys and second street. Inquire OF OH MAJ,
tses. aa0-0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-04

FIRST. CLASS LIVERY STABLE.-We take
pleasure in calling attention to the fact
that Mr.. A. Block, the we'll. known livery
stable man, has located himself and his
business at No. GO Union street, on the
corner of Third. Mr.. Block has been
long and favorably known to the public,
and opens h;s new establishment under
the most favorable auspicns. He has a
large and splendid set of stables, and has
placed them in thorough state Of repair.
The business be proposes to conduct III
cludes livery, boarding and sole. The
stock of fines horses, buggies, car
riages. ETC., that he has on hand, is ample
to supply an immenss run of custom,
which he is sure to command. The build
ing, we should have mentioned, is fire.
proof, and persons having horses and
5uggies or carriages to put out, will find
this one Of the safest and most desirable
places In the city. Mr.. BLOCK will be
happy to see his old friends, as we'll as
new ones, at his fire-proof stable, No. ss
Union street.
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Confederate Memorial and Benevo.
lent Association.

MEMPHIS. June 4. 1869.
EDITORS LEDGER: / notice in this
mornings Appeal an answer (signed
"One Who Bled') to the correspondence
of High Private" in your yesterdays
Issue, in which approval is made to the
proposed organization. thank him for
the encouragement he offers land you,
too, Messrs. Editors, for the use of your
columns), and respectfully ask that other
and more able ex-soldiers than myself
lend their every mite toward the accom-
plishment of the object so long needed
throughout the South, soms,hing must
be done. Delay must not be known. The
everyday widow.and-orphsn, crippled
and-iestitute ex-soldier scenes; the lately
eart-chilling and soul-harrowing NAL
vern Hill and Washington City desecra-
ton occurrences tell US that zoe, the
Southern soldiers, must do, aud that
promptly.
Az to the changing of the day pre-
posed to that Of more distant one-in
order that notice may be served and
made to reach all places likely contain
ing Johnny Reb"-I cheerfully concur
in, aud would respectfully suggest We'd
nesday, June ~, as day that will likely
be of convenience to oil who feel and
will take on interest in the organization.
Saturday was only mentioned, knowing
full we'll that o majority of ex.confede-
rates are hard.laboring men, and who,
on account of their necessarily early
rising, cannot spend much of any pre-
ceding night, save Of Saturday. l also
agree that Saturday is general market
ing and "sguaring-off account night
but, nevertheless, fhe early formation OF
the society and transaction Of business
is What is desired.
desire. also. 10 say to those who may
alag their way" upon the word "charita-
Bile" not 10 fear that they will be put in
the front rank to bear the brunt-or in
other words be called upon TO contribute,
as no eollsetioR will be taken.
Respectfully, HIGH PRIVATE.
ST. would respectfully ask that
other parties interested, will improve
the intervening time in canvassing the
subject through the city papers, Offering
such suggestions as will facilitate the or
ganization. H. =