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FRANCE.
Payment sfthe faris War Indsmnitv.

Payment ef the Paris War Indemnity.
Paris tFeb 1S) Correspondence London DAILY Net0S.
The war indemnity exacted of the city of
Paris, amounting To 200, 000, 600 francs (ES, 000-
0CO eterling) is in course of liquidation. Last
Monday the sam total was conveyed to YER
saillts according to agreement. TWAS composed
of drafts upon Berlin to the amount of one half,
and the other half of notes of the Bank of
France, inclosed In two iron chests The Prussian
receivers wanted to check the amount, nOtwith-
standing that the seais were intact, fact to
which their attention was directed, as a guaran-
tee of the integrity of the contents. In return
a sum of $4,000 0C0 francs in notes was handed
over to the French Commissioner, to be ex-
cbanged-still according TO the convention
against 80 coo 900 In gold and 20 000, 900 in sill
yer. The French Commissioner insisted upon
the verihcation of the 80 600 600 returned into
remitted 100000 in silver. The Prussian
agents proceeded to count out the amount; but
pereeiying the operation would require
too much time (at the rate of 1000
a minute, a man would need ll6 con-
secutve hours TO perfoI m this arithmetcal feat),
they contented themselves with weighing the
coin. On Wednesday last, 7,OOO,O0O more were
handed over to them, which t1e Prussian con-
tTollers we condescending enough to take upon
trust. On Thursday, the balance of 100000
was paid, and to-day the 90 600 600 Cranes
always) in gold VIII pass into their hands. This
enormous sum has been drawn by the Bank of
France from its branch at Brest.
"VaIentine "a Gainst GsaInbetta."
In tie Equity Courts of London, before Vice
Chancellor Sir X. Malins, in the case of Valen-
tine versus Gambetta, an interim, injunction had
been granted on behalf of the plaintiff, who
was q merchant in the city of London, to re-
strain the bankers Messrs Morgan a. Gooch,
from parting with a sum of 5000 600 francs,
whiehhad been deposited with them for payment
of a contract entered into by NJ. Gambetta
with the plaintiff for the supply of twenty
fendant sought 60 repudiate. 1t was then
stated that the money so deposited amounted
10 8 600 900 francs, but that 900 600 francs had
been sent over to New York. where the contract
was 10 be carried ont, and from whence the
guns were TO De shipped. Mr.. Glasse (with
whom was Mr., Pemberton) stated that it had
been discovered that the whole sum of 6, 900 900
francs was still lodged with Messrs Morgan
and GoOch, aud no part of It had been sent to
New York, He therefore asked that the in
junction might be extended to the full amount.
The Vice Chancellor made the order asked
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FROM W.ASHLNGTOW.
The Fcrthcoming Msssaas froIr the Presiden
Rpkefal Despatch 70 The Epelina Ielsaraph.


WAsHIN GToN. March s.-The President is shut
up in his room to-day and refused to see Con-
gressmen who called uoon him. 1t is UNDER
stood that he is engaged in preparing message
to be sent to Congress.
Several Senators and members of the House
have called upon the President to urge him to
recommend TO Congress the
Repeal Of the Income Tax.
They allege that it would be the most popular
thing he could do at this time. The special
Senate committee on
Southern Outrases
is in session to-day revising the preliminary re-
ports, which will be presented tomorrow. 1t is
said to be a document of considerable length
and will present array of facts concerning
the condition of affairs in the South that will
startle the country. Still II is Questionable
whether any concurrent legislation will grow
out of 1t. A stringent act like Buffers Ku-Klux
bill would be resisted at all points by the Demo-
Gratis. mild one would be useless.
Reports OF Committees.
The select committees of the Senate will be
ready to report to morrow. An effort will pro-
baby be made to
Retire Mr. sumner
from the craftsmanship of the Foreign Relations
Committee, but it is believed majority of the
Republican Senator'S Will oppose it in caucus.
The President stated yesterday that he ex-
poets the tsl
san Domingo Commission
to return within ten days or two weeks. He
regards the commission as a success, and ex-
poets a unanimous report In favor of annexa-
ton. The report of the commission will be
sent to the Senate at once. M a
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A California jury in a murder trial the other
day determined the verdict by lot and brought In
the accused mar guilty. He has been granted
new trial.
1t is stated that at a recent revival meeting
in New Hampshire one of the young brethren
arose and said that he had received revelation
from the Lord that it was his duty to kiss Sister
-, and she, nothing 10th, rejoined that If the
Lord was willing she was and the kissing was
proceeded with then and there to the evident
satisfaction of both parties.
AN Iowa boy of twelve years, becoming
angry with the person with whom he boarded,
poured kerosene oil over four horses owned by
him and set them on fire. Three were burned
TO death before help could reach them, and the
fourth was burned SO badly that II had TO be
killed. But what shall be done With such boy
as that2
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New Yer. m.a., aao .teo. ianr.s..

NEW SoRk, March S.-StOcks active. Money
strong at per cent Gold lllss o-2Os 1859. coupon,
MY; 10. 1864, DO, il2A: 40. 1865, do. li2A !;
10. 1855 new, ll1S do. 1861, 1ls; do. 1868, l1lH
9l%; Canton Co. T4Z Cumberland preferred, 81 I;
New York Central ana Hudson River, s7I; Erie,
2OX; Reading, 10lX; Adams Express, 10; Michi-
gar Central, l1s; Michigan Southern, ss1S iii.
noif Central 1897; Cleveland and Pittsburg 115Z I;
Chicago and Rock leland, Ill; Pittsburg and
Fort Wayne, 96H; Western Onion Telegraph, 544
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-Ayoung woman, not more than twenty years
old, starved TO death in Rochester on Thursday
last. She had striyen silently to support her
self after being deserted bya worthless hus-
,ard, AID Tas Co I'cud . ,et her poverty he
known.
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This hhorninE's Quotations.

LONDON, March Sill 30 A. M.-Consos, 9lx for
money and account. United States bonds quiet
b2Os OF 1884, 924S OF 1856, old, slX OF 1887 BOZ
IO-4Os, eeH. Erie, 10; Illinois Central, 1O9K; At
lantic and Great Western, 80.
LIVERPOOL, March S-l1'3O A. Motion dull,
though opened shade hrmer; middng uplands,
3D.; niddling Orleans, I'D SAcs esana.el ~
1O,GcO bales. Breadstuffs quiet.
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The .9sarkcfs.'

I.oSnoN, Oct. 3--ll:%0 IL. m.~-ConsoIs
90 for money and account. Bonds Of 1862,
93A; 1868, VIZ. I0-40s, 90.
LONDON, Oct. 3--l:%0p. III. Consol1 93s
Tor money and account.
PARIS, Oct.2.-Reutcs SO francs % confines.
New York. Oct :.-Stocks vcry dull and
rather heavy. Cold steady at l4s. Money e.
Va. skies GIT, new Is. Flour 10 Cts. better
Wheat shade trmer Corn quiet and un
changed
BALTIMORE, Oct. 3.-Ya SKIES, old, j2i bid
50 asked; do 1916, GS Did, do. 1867, 81 bid;
do.coupon old, e bid, g., asked; do. new, Is
bid. West Virginia - bid. Is asked. Cot,
ton tirmer;; low middng l9al9i. -Four firm;
holders demand outside prices; Western Eaml;;
~ SIa$S4. Wheat active and firm; Ohio and
Indiana lG2aG7; Pennsylvania lGGal70. Corn
firm; white Southern 75aS'; yellow do. 15a1S.
Oats steady at j2aj5. Rye firm at S0a9O.
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French Treatment OF Geralans.

LONDON, Oct 1T will be remembered
that fortnight ago Baron Won Amin, the
German penipotentiay at Versailles made a
formal complaint to the French government Of
the untriendy treatment to which German
citizens were subjected By tho inhabitants Of
Lyons At that time the French Minister of
Foreign Affairs promised TO investigate and
render satisfaction for the injuries committed
with security against similar occurrences 1t
now appears that the French authorities have
not acted with sufficient vigor to satisfy the in,
iurcd Germans, and Won Arnim has addressed
il renewed rcmonstrancc to Count Remusat
couched in very decided terms. lie rchcarSes
the grievances arising out of the conduct Of the
I.yonuais, and concludes with the opinion that
the halfmeasurcs adopted in the case will
prove very unsatisfactory to the Impcri
al government at Berlin Count Remusat
has replied with further assurances OF the
determination Of the Government to protect
and Indemnify the Germans, and promises that
the affair, at Lyons will be rigidly investigated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

Bachelors Hair Dye.-ThiS superb
Hair Dye is the best IN the IVortd-Pcrlrcty
Harmless, Reliable and Instantaneous. No dis
appointment No Ridiculous Tints, or Unpleus-
aiilt Odvr The genuine ". !: Batcheior'ss Hair
Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
Skin, but leaves the Hair Clean, Soft and Beau
tful. The only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by
nil Druggists. Factory, IL Bond St, New York.
New York, jan 2O-eolY
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sep lots
DARE CHANCE FOR CAPITAL.

L AN Il "
IL
Unable to farm from ili-nca.th, and nnxious!e
pay my debts, l offer for sac tie following val
liable REAL ESTATE:
The LOWER GRANVILLE FARM, cor
tanning 3I41 acres. situated miles west OF War
renton on the Waterloo turnpike, and adjoining
.Oakwool," the estate Of the late Robert T..
Scott This land, gen,ly unduiat;ug, with fna
Snn,Loro .wno.,,rc ,uI iy;ur in the basin Of tho
G.est Kan VmIIry, i. valuable both for grazing
and farmino rIr:1nsr.. II is Nnclv watcrcd, with
an abundance of timber, and has upon it Il ID
,,h;rb 90 hr a(idnd 70 with cnnycnirrcc; = large
new frame Stable, two corn cribs, and j. under
good f"ncing. Should the purchaser desire, he
e san h,'v Cn1 D Pnyucs farm. adjoining, OF
anne Iii urrcs when he will have :. fine estate,
10 acres. in thut beautiful and fertile valley,
Win nrchnrd. buildings. and every conyencnc"
and comfort. The Mccoy trnct, neat lt;!e
farm of 81 acres, adjoining, can also b. beng II,
| will also sell LIN WOOD,' ny place o.
residence, 2 miles from Markham station! on IL"
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Local BreYities.

Some persons thought that the fine weather
We had for some days past was the Indian Sum
mer But we hope the Indian Summer is yet
to come.
The low tides continue to prevent the gun
ers from getting into the marshes with their
canoes, to get at the sora: Of which there are
plenty, but they cannot be reached,
Cloudy and rainy weather to-day, and rain ls
wanted
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Municipal Elections.

New HAVEN, Oct. 3.-In the New Haven
city and town election yesterday six out OF the
eight wards went republican. The city gov
ernment will be strongly republican. The
democrats elected the town and city clerk and
seectmen by greatly reduced majorltlcs
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View Work Democratic Convention.

ROCHESTER,, Oct. 1.-The indications are
that the Democratic State Convention will be
more largely attended by spectators than the
republican convention. The talk Is that the
Tammany delegates are to be ruled out of the
Convention, because us one OF them said, there
arc votes enough to do it.
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Perpetual Motion in Cheap Goods

AT LOW PRICES!
Imposition Hutedl
Comparison Invited!
Opposition Courted
Competition Detcd
AT S. BLONDHEIMs
CHEAP MAMMOTH CLoTHINu STORE,
Corner King and FaifJar streets,
Alexandra, Virginia.
Call and examine his extensive assortment
before purchasing elsewhere
An inspection of goods doe. not incur any
obligation to purchase SrpNh
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TELEGRAPH NEWS.
DISPATCHES TO THE GAZETTE.1
From ItaIl---Arresi OK Brigham Iosng

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Oct. 2.--Irighala
Young was arrested this afternoon 1T / clock
upon the Indictment u the Grand jury ciiiiI-
Ing him, under the Yah statute, with iew,iIy
aud lirrntinu*ly combating with sixteen dilfrr.
cut wonri,. The arrest was made ~ lntcu
States marshal Patrick az the residence OF
Young Owing to the sickness Ot the Priest.
he was allowed to remain at his house tonight
in charge of deputy marshal lie will be
taken before Judge Mexican Tomorrow The
penalty imposed by the statute on conviction
on this charge is imprisonment tornot over ten
years nor less than six mouths and fine OF
not over 81 900 nor less than $780, The ru-
mors of trouble and outbreak of the Mormons
are not to be credited.
The Mormon leaders give the assurance that
all processes Of the court will be obeyed. Gov
ernor Woods has made every preparation for
an emergency and lie will maintain the law
at any cost Another company Of United
States troops arrived here tonight from
Fort Rdger 1t is reported and generally
believed that indictments have been found
against Brigham Young to-day for murder,
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH, Sept. 1.-The Su-
preme Court has decided the case of Englc.
brecht ct, al, VS. letter Clinton, and affirmed
the judgement Of the court below. Clinton, as
Alderman, assumed the Jurisdiction Of JUS
ticc of the peace and issued ! warrant to
destroy the stock in trade. consisting of liquors
&C., OF lInglebrccht. l. Co., as Il nuisance.
Englebrccht having neglected or refused 10
pay the license of 5000 per month, the entire
stock was destroyed in Englebrecht's absence
without notice by the police Judgment was
given in the court below for the plaintiff for the
value of the stock and damages to $4,000.
The decision was affirmed by the entire bench.
The npinion was givcn by Judge c. u. lIawley.
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The Conservative Convention Tor Alexandria
City and County will be held ut the ASSEM- BLI
ROOMS, ON THURSDAY, the 9TH instant, at
o'clock p. III. Delegates are requested [" bc
punctual i'm attendance
JOHN Is. SHOOT,
oct 2-.t County Sup!.
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Bilious FEvER-Thc steamer Enterprise
arrived up last night from Free Stone loint,
having on board five or six coiored men i'll with
the bilious fever and the corpse Of one colorcd
man who had died Of this disease. All of
them had been employed as laborers on the
A. 4. +. r. r.
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a Juvenile RObbcT.

LOWELL, Mass. Sept 3.-Charlcs II. Lo-
vett, aged IA, yesterday robbed his father OF
500 and purchased revolver and ticket for
New York, but was arrested at the depot.
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ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.

COUNTY RADIoALs-A meeting Of the
Radicals of Arlington township Was held last
night at Arlington Village to appoint delegates
to County Convention to be held in this city,
but in consequence Of a disagreement that oc-
CURED, no business was transacted and the
meeting adjourned for one week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03
CONSERVATIVES NATORIALCON
VENTION.

The Conservative Senatorial Convention ofthe
First District will be held in the ASSEMBLY
ROOMS, corner King and Royal streets, Alex
andru, on WEDNESDAY, the 4th instant, and
be convened ut twelve o'clock III. precise
~. Delegates tickets will be LETT ut the Maasio
House and City Hotel, where they will be {
ni>hrd upon application.
JOHN B. SMOOT,
nrl n.0t CnIlutY Stunt OF NlcNQndrlN.
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The ODcra-Fair.

BALTIMORE Oct 3.-Fcrl's new grand OPP
era House WAS opened last night to an immense
audience. REGULATIONS were delivered by II. D..
Murdock, JAS. W. Wallack and Mrs, Richings
Bernard
The Maryland State agricultural fair opens
TO-DAY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

MAYORS OFPICE-.A resident of the conn
", for disorderly conduct, was fined and dis
charged
Mollie I.emmon for lisorderly conduct, was
discharged with reprimaud
Two denizens of Fishtown, for disorderly
conduct, were discharged with reprimand.
Carrie, alias Ann Wilson, for disorderly con
uct, was discharged with reprimand.
". H. Pinkney. alias Dr. Williams, colored,
Tor obtaining money under false prctenses, was
committed for Court.
NIGIT REPORT Night clear and mild
There were no disturbances in any quarter OF
the city A festival was in progress at the
rnlored Odd Fellows Hail. but it was conducted
very quietly. One lodger and four prisoners
were at the station house.
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Death Of Gen. TO4teH.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 3.--Gcnoral James Totten,
General Lyons Chief Of Artillery, and who
subsequently served under several other gen
erals during the war, died at Scdaa Mo-, yes
tnriaY
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f{nin.

LIVERPOOL. Oct. 3-l:30 p. MT is rain
ing in this city to-day and operations at the
Exchange are nterfered with thereby.
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ENGLISH Opera.

New YORK, Oct. 3.-Parepa Rosa $ English
Opera troupe opened the season at the Academy
of Music last night with marked success
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

OYsTERs.-Thc supply of oysters II, the
wharf is now plentiful, and they sell at COM
paratively reasonable rates
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WASHINGTON STREET LOTS FOR
w SALE.-Tho Testry of Christ Church
will offer for sale by auction, on SATC RDAl,
the 4th inst, at Il o'clock H., several BUlLD-
ING LOTS on Washington street, part OF the
ground attached to the Rectory. y plat will be
shown 1T the sale. Terms: Ono-third cash, the
residue in two equal payments at six and twelve
months from the day of sale, bearing interest.
i. G. FLETCHER,
Il. JOHNSTON,
ort 3-notd Wurdcns
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County, CouRT-Judgs Cocke,lWe presiding.
Delinquent lists for 1870, amounting to
S2Sj. % for the county and SOFAS for the
rlty. were returned.
Plant ct Tx. vs.. Bowie ct ais. in chanccry;
final decree.
}. y. Stoutenburgh vs.. Studds & Mcclure;
suggestion of lein dismissed.
An order was issued for opening road from
Middcl turnpike, about three miles from Alex
andra, to the acqueduct bridge ut Georgetown.
johnson vs. DAWSON and Roach; notion on
forthcoming bond; jury and case in progress
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Boots and Shoes.

HENRY STRAUSS has returned from tho North
with ono of tho largest and most varied assert
lnentS OF
Doors AND SHOES
ever before brought to this city, and rs he bought
for cash. is prepared to sell NJ the cheapest pos
sibc rates. sep IL
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GERGEANTS SALE.-By virtue ot an or
- der issued BY the Corporation Court "t the
city of Alexandria, at the July term, 1871. and
to me directed, in the OF Geo /. Srat"n ~.
}. e.. VerPlanck, | will SELL at pub:ic aIct!or,
in front Of tue promises, on SATU kDAI, the
5Olh day Of October, 1871, al y uc!pcH NJ. all
the right, title and interest OF the sad j. g. Yer
Planck, in the BRICK DWELLlNG a"d ,@"=@
LOT occupied by e. ". Clifford s.!Iia.cd 81 d,
in the city Of Alexandria, Oh tho west side OF
Water street between King aad Prince 10 ,ho
highest bidder. Term, cash.
srn 2l-1s J. VI. STEU ART. Sergeant.
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Fritz Schneiier's Restaurant.

The best Lager, the best Wines and Liquor
and the best Oysters in tho city, can always b,
had at Fritz Schnciders Restaurant, No II;
King street oct =
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SALE OF TIE OLD THEATRE The old thea
ire building, on Cameron street, in which are
Liberty and American halls, which has been the
property Of the First National Bank, has been
sold to Mr.. Joseph Broders for $6,150.
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TXCHANGE BUILDING COMPANY.

The fourth instalment of ten dollars per share
on the stock Of the Exchange Building Go. IL
now due at tho Banking House of ". D. Corsc
g. Co. Stockholders are requested to make I'M
mediate payne mt, as an obligation OF the COM
pany for one thousand dollars Is duo 20 the Us.
Government nn the 9Th instant.
BY order OIL tho Board OF Directors:
oct 3-3t +. \. REED Secretary.
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CERGEANTS SALE.-By virturc OF an Of
- der issued by the Corporation Court OF tn,
to me directed in the case 81 S:njI". p Thomp-
son VS. John c. McCrackcn, wi! sell nj public
auction in frontof thcprcmis4s on SATURDAY
the 2lst DAY Of OCTOBER, ISL, at o'rlcrh
=. NJ, all the right, It'll" and interest tthe sa!n~
being the fee simple estate suDrc. 20 the life in
tcrr<t ut his wife Mary McCrackcn) OF the sa
John &. McCrackcn III the BRICK ,fssi
DWELLING and LOT. occupied by sq5ssl.
U. NJ Monroe situated in the CITY Of AIexandra.
on the east side "i Water street, between Kim;
and Prince streets, to the highest bidder.
Terms cash. j. N. SIEUAK
son 21-ts Sergeant.
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oct Scot
FALL MILLINERY!

VN FALL MILLINERY!
a very beautiful assortment of every dcscrip-
ton of Flowers, Nclvets, Feathers, Laces. Rib
bons Corded and Plain Satin4 Uncut Nevets
OF all colors, Silks in gro, grain, reps and plain
Pattern Bonnets and Hats will be kept con-
stantly en- hand and will be sold very cheap.
Call and SEQ them at
Mrs. G. l.. SIMPSONS
oc.3 No l25 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-03

THE JAIL WALL--The wall around the jail
is now undergoing repairs. 1t will he raised
and have new Gaping.
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DlsGANpMENT OF THE ALEXANDRIA GRAYs.
AT meeting of the Alexandria Grays, held
at their Armory last night, on motion of Ser
yeant j. NJ Johnston, the company was dis
banded and the funds in the hands of the
treasurer ordered to be used in paying the
,le.yts that had been incurred, and restoring the
>us, in full if sufficient, and if not, pro rata,
that had been collected from honorary members.
1t was found impossible to obtain sixty men
the minimum number-who would agree to
purchase uniforms, and hence the above mcu-
Toned action became necessary.