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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

PORTLAND GLASS CoMPANY.-Ibe employ
ees of the Portland Glass Company are TO give
a grand ball at Lancaster Hall tonight. They
have given several during the course of the
last year or two, which have been most delight
full aflirs. Chandler's full Quadrille Band
furnish the music fr the occasion, and if that
spring floor don't have good deal of the
spring taken out of it by~to. morrow morning
Will be because the hall will be 20 crowded
mat there won't be any room for the quad
rilles to form. If you want to have real good
dance, buy ticket for tonight.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

"A PUBLIC BENEFIT controversy now
going on among the coal dealers; and the re-
suit is cheapenng of COAL See the adver-
tisements of Messrs. James & Williams and
Randall, McA'lister & Co., who are foremost in
the fight day.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

THIS is to give public notice that james Bckford
i OF Portla d, County of Cumberland anu State
OF Maine, did on the nlnIh day Of November A. u
1867. by his mortgage deed or that date, Convey to
the undersigned two certain lots OF laud. wit b the
buildings thereon, situated in said Portland on tne
westerly side OF Paris Street, said deed beng ac-
knowledged on said ninth day OF November, and re-
corded in Cumberland Registry OF Deeas, Book 1885,
Page 537. to which reference Is hereby made tor a
more act urate description OF the premises. And the
condition Of said mortgage deed having been broken,
we therefore claim foreclosure of the same accord
ing to the statute.
CLINTON T. MCINTYRE,
JOHN NJ. ELLIOT.
Portland, Jan. II, 1870, d3ws
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MuufciDalCOurl.

JUDGE 6INGsBCRY PRESIDING.
THURSDAY. State VS.. Joseph Coffin and Danie
,faa. Search and seizure. Pleaded guilty as Il
each. Fined $50 and halt costs ea"h.
State, by VIM. L. Pennel, libellant, VS.. iqnor
and vessels. No psrson appearing to claim then
they were declared forfeited to the city.
State vs.. Henry Dunser ct al. Receiving stoeI
gods. Pleaded not guilty as to each Decision
prob able cause. Each bound over to the next criUi
nal term of The Superior Court to be held on The first
in May the former in the OF $500 and the latter
in the sum of $780, Cleaves City Solicitor, for Gov
eminent. A. w. Bradbury tor Dunsier.
State VS.. Neal H. buddy. Truancy. Sent to the
Reform School du ing his minority.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

up country 100 bbs dye WOOL 81 bales rags 40 bdls
leather "a bars iron II bbls. liquors. IS dis iron II
baes wool IS bbs. pork. tierces and 10 rkins lard
IS bbs. oil, 81 do extracts, $50 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

The COUNTY TEMPERANCE ASSOCIATION
will meet at Cumberland Mills this afternoon
and evening. An extra train will return to
the city after the evening meeting. A large
attendance is anticipated.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
International Steamship 10.
ANNUAL MEETING.

yCHE Annual Meeting of the In'ernaionai sIsaul.
ship Co. viii be held at their ONCE corner OF
Commercial ADD Union streets: on ~ ednesany,
Ianunr, 18. ISyOat o'clock p. NJ, Tor the
choice of Oiceis and The Transaction Of any ON e.
business that may lega ly come be,%e me meeung
Portland, January IA, 1870 )anl''o
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
II. X. HUNT,


Commission Merchant and Auotioneer
NO $40 Congress Street, WILL on Thursday even
IN ing, Feb. II, at o'clock, sell Auction large
consignment OF Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods will be sold
during the day in lots suit purchasers at whoes al
prices. Cash advanced on all descriptions OF goods.
Consignments not limited.
february II, 1868. dtf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

PORTLAND THEATRE -Last night the COM
pauy appeared in an entire change of pro-
graiume to another large and delighted audi
ence. Miss Jennie Kimball as the youth
WHO never saw a woman" looked charmingly
and acted with great spirit. Scallan was full
of fun as ever in the "Race for a Widow.
while the Laiscell Brothers as Les deux
Comiques," and in the last act. brought forth
shouts of laughter. Two new faces appeared,
Miss Davenport in a Medley Dance, and Mas
ter Pip in Ethiopian songs and dances. The
gymnastie feats were frst-rate, and the same
bill will be repeated tonight. "La petite Co.
rinne'' is called a little darling by the ladies.
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THE PRESS
Fiday Morning, January Q, 1870.
Portland aud Vicinity D..


SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
Coal 81 5n-Randal. NcAlIiser & Co.
Coal SIS 50-James q Will ama.
NEW ADvERTIs EMENT COLUMN.
Cheap Fuel-Jnhn W Deering.
II elm DO DIS uId Extract 'Ocau.
Agent Wanted L. Nc Farland.
House } Re nt-Wm. y. Je rls'
Annual Nee .nys- {. S. Pa mer.
Chicago Mess Beef-Fetcher 81 Co.
Pork ara Lard-rletch,r & o.
MOI ,sses-Fletcher Il 20
Schooner tor Cutler aid T9stport.
Notice-Knisbt, Green q Co.
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AUCTION SAI.ks.
Sale to Close SuDdry Consign
mpnfS.

IN FRIDAY, January 2lst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
" shall Sell. To clo,e sondry cohslgnments, 8
Cookery ami Glass Ware, Castors, Cutlery, Naih
Groceries. Cl' tins and lothlng, lot Fancy Good
Hoop Skirts, White Spreads Blankets, &c, &c.
At private sale, three Desss, three show Cases.
jant9td r.. -. Bailey, Auci,r.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

DEATH AT THE POLICE STATIoN.-Mr. AL
bert S. Fabyan, butcher in the employ OF
Mr.. Samuel Haggett, died suddenly at the po-
lice station Thursday morning He had been
picked up on Bracket street, late Wednesday
night, in an insensible condition, and con-
veyed to the station house, where, upon the
supposition that he was intoxicated, he was
placed in cell. A few hours afterwards he
was observed to be alive, by an officer who Wis
tied the cell. But on THU sday morning the
Deputy Marshals, on visiting the cell, found
him dead. Coroner Hall held an inquest and
it was elected that Fabyan had been af1 icted
with the lung disease, for which DR.. Gordon
had prescribed. Tue doctor gave it as his
opinion that his death was caused by that dis
ease and by exposure, and the jury returned a
We. dict to that effect. There was no evidence
of intoxication discovered at the inquest. The
deceased leaves no family.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

Speeches BY Rsu. DR.. SAGE, Of Rochester, n: z;
Hon. S. f. Hersey, of Bangor; Req. W. Il.
Gibbs, of Portland; Rev. j. C. Saow, P'inct'
pal of Westbrook Seminary; Req a. Be By =
of Bangor Hons Sidney PerhGn', r., ~ u, ~
Hichborn, I. Woshbur7a Jr., Chos. +. ha"'""'
and ofharo
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

8RteF ,JorrrgGs. "A very fine photograph Of
The peabod tdneral car VAS taken BY MIR. j.
W. Blacks artist yesterday n1orning.-We
have received from Hall L. Davis, 80 Exchange
street. Carter's new style calendar, which is
very convenient for the office or counting room,
We hear that Gee & Handlers pupils are GO
ING to give them benefit dance tonight, at
Congress Hall.-The G. A. r. had jolly So
ciable last night, for the benefit of the Hall
Fund Webb's Quadrlle Band furnished ex-
callept music gratuitously on the OCCASION a
first-rate supper was provided in the new sup
ner room. the ladies looked elegantly, and al
together it was one of the preltiest parties of
the season.-The Prussian has arrived out at
Liverpool -Samuel Role. Treasurer of the
Widows Wood Society, Acknowledges the gift
of $50 from Nathaniel Rust, OF the firm of
Rust Bros. and Bird, wholesale dru 1gists, 43
Hanover street, Boston, in aid Of the Society.
IF Won want a first-rate Havana cigar 90 at
once to Frank e. Allen, No. Noulton street,
and select box from the many iavorite brands
he keeps on hand--It is rumored that Prince
Arthur will visit Portland on his return to
MontreaI.-The vacation of the Medical School
in this city begins next week-A full band
will accompany the battalion of regulars or
dered here by Gen. Mcdowell to take part in
the Peabody ceremonies.-A fine day agsin
yesterday.-The battalion of troops ordered
here by the government to assist in the Pea
body ceremonies will consist of two companies
from Fort Warren, one from Fort Independ-
ence. and one from Fort Adams, and will be
undor +ba nd of Gen Hill COMMANDING
at Fort Preble.-Mr Griffith G. Hall, of Aroos-
took, has brought 1900 pounds of honey to this
market. produced on his farm this season.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21
FOR CALIFORNIA

ANY gentleman starting for California within two
weeks and would like company, will please address,
WILLIAM VERNON,
jan1s-iws Portland, Maine.
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To be Let.

To be Let.
CTORE No 1873 on corner Commercial Street and
- Central Wharf Suitable for Flour or Pfoyis-
ion Store. For terms apply to
LYMAN, SON & ToBRY,
January Is, 1870. dlwis
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The Rev Mr.. Gibbs was the next speaker.
REV. W, Z. GIBBS.

The Rav. Mr.. Gibbs said that he felt 1t to be
the part OF podesty on mis- part TO be seated In
bis own church, but the Vice President OF the
iadies con- miltee bad given him cue. 1t was
TO address the ladies. he said that what We
should do without the ladies he did not know,
for they MOI only gu the churches bat they in-
spire the work. He thought If dollar was
contributed ty every woman who was menu
her of the Uuiversalist church, as we'll as ev-
cry woman whose heart was with them, the
$500 600 for the Murray fund would easily be
| raised. Let every woman in The State come
forward and pay over dollar a. the seed OF
ne good work, and the ten thousand dollars
| VIII be raised as easy as Que hundred dollars.
IL only requires heartfelt earnestness. This
| murray fund is a national not State affair."
| us Ere sidentis il New York and Vice Pres
loe"t 10 every State of The Union. If you go
| nome oct 'rmined to work, 1t seems to me there
| must be more than ten thousand women who
| believe in Uuiversaiism in this STATE. If you
| know of people situated where they capuot
| reach a Unrversalist church, write them a let
| Ter aud tell them to seud in their money to
( Won. and then send the money to Mrs. Stock
well at Bangor, and she will see it goes to The
| Murray treasury. 4 dollar is not great do
nation; it will not cramp people to give it,
| and yet If every woman gives it see what q
mighty work it will accomplish: The men
| will take care Of the church debts and the
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-01-21

was the next speaker. He did not think it fair
to call upon him after all the sol and -weet-
mea had b. en- eaten up, and ask him 10 give
them a picked up dinner. He urged the peo-
pie 10 do all they could for the objects OF the
meeting. II they hadn't got any money let
them give their note; no man is so poor but he
Gao give his note. 1t is humbng for mau to
say he can't give. He can always give some
thing, and he knows how much he can afford.
Contributions were then made of 500 Tor
tho Murray fund bv Gen. S. /. Jersey, who
also gave $1,000 to Westbrools Seminary this
Year, $500 for 1871 and $500 for 1872 The fol-
lowing additional contributions of over one
hundred dollars were pledged to Westbrook
Seminary: A. c. Deuison, of Mechanic Falls,
$1,000; I. Wasbburu, it,, $500; j. A. Buck nam
of Mechanic Falls, $3.50; A. Roundy, Portland
5000; j. W. Thompson, Turner, $109; Rev.
Messrs. Snow and Gibbs each pledged 5000
| apiece the objects to be named hereafter, and
Rev. Mr.. Quimby added 800 to his donation
of $500 for Westbrook Seminary. Many small
sums we're given. After the Benedicton the
| meeting adjourned.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-05-18
LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsvILLE, CHURCH RUN AND yICINI
TY-STEPHEN .OOF. Oficc, Ha,nilton's Cigar
htore, address Titusville, Pa Assistant, John Van
Sciiyer.
.TfrUsvILLE. CHURCH RUN AND vIcINI.
MY-lI. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man
siol House. litusville, Pa.
sHAMBURG AND VlCINITY-GEORGE IR-
MN. Office, shamburg residence, Titusvle, Pa
Assistant \. A. Vest
ENTEkPRiSE, rLEAsANTXILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PiTHOLE-GkoRGE W. VAN
FLtET. Office and address, Chase House, Pleas,
anfvlle. Assistant, II. &. Huntington.
TiD!OUT AND WEST HlCkOkY-CMAS.
CLARK. Office and address, Exp ess Office. Iidi-
oute. Pa. Assistant, 4. q. Beaitlsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AMI VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Ofice and address, Petroleum Cen
tre, Pa. Assistant Charles Blackford.
rARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District Iyins
on oil Creek and Cherry Itup from story Farm t.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " rs SAUNDEhS. Addrt $;
arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther B. Saunders
Charlie. ". Cochran and William Hoyt.
McCLiNr0CkviLLE, OIL CITY AND RfHt
"a: .. Wtsr. Address, Oil City or Reno, Ia
Assistant, N. Mead
+ ANkLlN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY Ply
Err WILDER. Office and address. Franklin,p T.,
SCRUBGHASS, POSTER FARM " PAtkEKs
LANDIN,i-kICuARD W. REDFlELD. Oflc'
and addr. IS s;crubgrass, Ia Aesistant X. W, Por
t.rfield, address kmlenton, Pa.
WE>V VlkGtNIA-C ID. ANGEL. and T.
c0OK Address, rsrke:sburg. West Virginia.
k~b srlS Petroleum Torpedo Co.
rsy?-diy.
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CAUTiON.l

p The public is cautioned acainsti employing any
but the regularly authorized Agents Of the Compa
~. aimee the Roberts Patent cover the use Of the
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells,
and ths of such materials by other parties Is a
direct infringement of thcr-riglits. Any parties in
fringng any of the ROBERTS PATENTS will be
deal with according 10 law, aud acting wllfully
and knowingly il defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have re organized their business
with view TO accOmm Odate Oil Men In every part
Of the OIL Region They have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
,0r the business. Each Torpedo il labelled with
date af patents together with the price Of the Tor
pfdo, aud signed by an officer of the Company, so
every Operator wishing Torpedo may Know It's
price and whether it came from our Ofcs
Operators will confer favor by reporting to this
O1llce any negligence Of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint
r. Agents and Assistant AGENTS for the Oil Regions
Of Pennsy ylvana and W est Virginia.
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GOING EAST.

1i,4O A. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS. daily,
con Iectng at Cory. Suudays excepted, for Warren,
Pa Nayvie, Brocton and 'ritus"iIle, ard daily
for e win Snr'hS1h Isan ana m @
imorc and at New York for Boston and New Eng
and citesi
Sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Gil
cinnat running through to New York
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
Sundays excepted, Tnecting ~ B'nghnmpi0n Tor
Albany and the celebrated summer resort, Sharoh
Springs. and at New York for Boston, and all New
4 sleeping Coach is attached TO this train at
Meadville running through to New York
2.33 A. NJ. NEW YORK DAY rXPRLss,
daily, Sundays excepted Conncc'sat Great Benz
with Delaware, Iackawanna S Nc-tern Nh''M"!
press train OF New jersey Railroad for ''iatci-
phia =,
Cleveland, running through to horrellsyie, cor
Meeting with tran having IL, u anu lnproSci n.""
ing Room Coaches attached, running through "
New York.
lao p. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
2,40 A. w. ACCOMMODATIONS, sundays
excepted
5,45 A. M. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays e1
cepted
Boston and New England Passengers, with tnflr
Baggage. are transferred FREE OF CuA8Gh III
New York. ,,o,,,,
The best ventilated and most luxuIious S'eephiH
colchcs ss-IN TBE NORl.D-eS accompany ali
night trains on this Railway.
t-gg" The Erie Railway Company has o2sned y
new Ferry from theii Jersey city ''epo I" 'hc w..
of 22d IT New \ ork thus enab.lng pw1thIer' y,
re ,ch the upper portion OF the cY aiiholt u"
pcnse and annoyance of street caroT AN o'"hio"'
transfer
NJ. Tire scenery alCng the entire route oi tne hf
lai!way Of the most picturesque nhn nc''u ~ n
chnrac cr Admirers Oi Nature Oeau''e-, - ~
d wight Journey over this Liuc viii nnu ils 80
chau gina hndscapcs subjects Of continual ao.i"''
tiUn and interest.
Baggage Checked Through,
And fare always rs low as by any other Route
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAlL"Ai'
which can he obtained at all N" Principal '"Ae'
(nlces IN the West and sou'h Wes'
WIN. B BARR, 49,.
L. ID. RuC KER, Gen PISS
eea Snpt dss ~ HOW
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1870-12-01
PRUSSIA.

THE FUTURE POLICY OF GERMANY WILL b.:
PEACE.
LONDON, Nov. %. BY IA provision OF the
new North German Constitution PruSsis,
mas seventeen out of tiity-seven votes to be
east by the Confederation, From this fact
il is generally inferred that the future policv
OF Germany will be peace.
CONGRATULATIONS.
BERLIN. NJ. Ho.-The Austrian Govern
ment has C,-..s-------..' 81 Prussia on the ac-
compiishment U. =. .-..-on Of Bavaria, Baden
and Hesse Wurtemburg with the North Ger
man Confederation.
A GENERAL CONGRESS OF MANUFACTURERS
A Worlds special Berlin despatch OF the
29th, says: \ General Congress of Manu-
iacturers meet at Mannheim, on December
9th, 10 consider what alterations in tariff and
other special commercial stipulatiOns may be
rendered necessary by the reunion OF Aisaee
and Lorraine.
One hundred thousand thalers bail was
offered for the release of the banker Gutter
back, by his family, and has been refused.
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THE NEW PARTY.

rhe Dinner OF the Reyr--.-- 80 $1,000
Pariy-NameS Of the d. !,
Persons Prcsent-T0astS an. :. s'@.>-..
eS.
New YORK, Nov. 2S.-The dinner Of the
Revenue Reform Party took place tonight,
and, in point of numbers and character of
those assembled, is particularly noteworthy.
Robert &. Minturn presided. Among those
preen; were Vim. Cullen Bryant; David A.
Wells; Horace White, OF the Chicago
Tribune; Gen. Brinkerhof, Ohio; David d.
Field; VIM. Grosvenor, of the Missouri
Democrat; Joshua Leavitt: S. S. Cox; F.
p. Barnard, President of the Columbia Col
lese; Jas W. Girard, Jr.; Mahlon Sands,
and many other distinguished persons. VIM.
Cullen Bryant was received with cheers, and
said: The cause Of Free Trade was the
cause of the great mass of mankind" Nah
lon Sands denounced protection as a
sham and tyranny. David Wells re-
viewed the history Of Free Trade
at length Wm.. Grosvenor,, Of
the ST Louis Dsmo1ut in speaking
Of the success Of free trade principles in Mis-
souri,. said the lste victory had been one Of
the reople-aot politicians. Horace White
of the Chicago 1ri6xne, in responding to the
toast; ~s'The Free Trade Press Of America"
eulogised the Frre. Trade League. In am
sxer to Mr.. Schenck's question, What do
the free traders wantw He .vosld reply in
the language of Mr.. Encnln, vhen asked
what the Republican party would do in the
case of slavery. His .rsply was, That he
would out il in ,cundition to satisfy the
sentiment of the people"
Letters were read from Hon. Lncius Rob
l. Movo, Is,1r>o Rvn1v
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MISSOURI.
The Atlantic Il Pacific RailrOasi-Ae.
tein ~ To 7.yn ch the NurSlererS Of the
E.npine fansily-Che ly0chers Dr:y.
en- off,

, Ghe .t0lA0e1e d racine k0oIrOaH-Ae.
tempt 10 Lynch the Nursierers Of the
Inpime family-Che l.ynchers Dr:S-
ca off.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2S-The Atlantic & Pa
cific Railroad is completed la Neosho, New
ton County. IN the extreme southwestern
part o. the State, and will be open for traffic
the latter part of this week NeO>hO is 3l4
miles from ST. Louis. The road is in fine
condition, and will he pushed rapidly On in
10 the Indian Territory and across the
plains.
The Republican has special from Potosi
stating that great excitement existed there
since the arrival of John Armstrong and
Charles Jolly, who murdered the Lapine
family in that vicinity some time ago
Threats of lynching were made and Sheriff
Breckenridge stationed posse OF twenty-five
men armed with double-barreled shotguns,
in the Cour, House, a few steps from the
Jail, where the prisoners We're confined, de-
termined 10 suppress any attempt in that d.
rection. About O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, band of about forty armed men
appeared at the Jail and demanded the
assassins The Sheriff replied that he
should protect prisoners from violence, and
ordered the crowd To disperSe, which not he
iiiS obtNtu al NoiicN "sG> uiSu oNci tiieii
heads Several shots were then fired by the
mob without effect. The fire was then re-
turned by the posse and one Of the mob
killed. The mob then dispersed. The
Sheriff has strengthened his force, and no
forther attempt at violence has been made.
LATER-THE PRISONERS TAKEN TO ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 2S-John Armstrong and
Charles jolly, the alleged murderers of the
Lapine family, near Potosi in this State,
some days ago, were brought here to-day for
safe keeping against the iniuriated citizens
Of Washington County, who attempted to
lynch them yesterday morning.
Adjourned Meeting Of the National
Capital RemOvcrs.
ST. Louis, Nov. 2S.-An adjourned meet
ing Of the National Capital Removers was
held tonight, at which an association was Or
ganized under the name of the National
Capital Removal Association, of St. Louis,
and a constitution adopted. The object of
the Association, as declared by the constitu-
ton, is to adopt measures to remove the Ma
tional Capital from Washington, to some
central part ofthe Mississippi Valley. Any
one favorable to the movement can become
member of the Association. The following
officers were elected: President, Thos. Rich
arison; Vice President, Samuel Pepper; Sec
retary, Richard A. Barrett; Treasurer, j.
H. Mclean A Committee was appointed
to draft bylaws, and provisions were made
for the appointment of Finance Com
mittee.