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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-11
ARTICLE XVI.

No business shall be transacted az any meeting
ing of the stoc kholders unless q quorum consists
inc Of a majority of the members representing q
majority Of the stock shall be present and voting.
This charter may be sIneuded provided such
amendment be coueurred 10 By twothirds Of the
votes east. Suck amendments may be proposed at
either OF the general tngs provided for ia this
with the preceding provisions provided that the
publication giving notice to tile stockholders OF
such meeting, whether regular or called shall
state that an amendment or amendments to
the charter are to be proposed at such meetings.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-11
ARIIcIE NJ

The affairs of the company shall be managed by
a board consisting Of president aud four direc-
tors, who shall be elected annually, their term of
Office to commence on the first Monday Of january
of each year, and Trstram Upper IS hereby con-
stituted the president, and AdOlphe Bouohard,
Charles NJ Conrad, Henry Dugue and Robert Bruce
the directors of this COMPANY, forming the first
board to hold Office until the first Monday OF Jam
uary, 1873.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Tnnt \ ssaatt ssast n-tsoss C.-o-I.Issa us -
TO Hall for g0HFt.

TO Bail for COaTt.
The case Of X. Il. Lloyd, charged with az.
sAult and battery with intent to kill Harry
DOnOhue, came up yesterday for trial In the
Police Court, Assistant District Attorney HAr.
TlngtOn appearing for the prosecution.
Mr.. DOnOhue's evidence In relation TO tho
affair was merely repetition Of the statement
publshed 10 the RgFuBLICAN OF Monday last
Mr.. Thomas Baker, who was occupying pOr.
tlOn OF the house With Mr.. DOnohue, teslhed To
passing up aud down stairs several times while
the war OF words was transplrlnR, aud was
down on the pavement when the shooting took
place, but saw Mr.. Lloyd come out OF the hall.
way and put something In his pocket resembling
pistol.
Mr.. Lloyd wished to made y statement, and
said that this was another attempt made by the
party connected with the thaatTo to Islander him
and east reflections on his character, lie hal
given MIR. DOuOhue $40 and promised him "
costumes lie was still demanding -, which he
would give him, hut thought that the perform.
ance had cost him sufficient, and there should
have been some reduction In tho eNhuTbitAnt
charges. He said that DOnOhue had called him
two-laced man and heat, and that he was
known by everybody In the city. lie was neither
beat or assassin, for bis mother hal lnculcated
In him better principles. some malicious per.
son had sent a copy OF the Police GdS,if North
TO lady To whom he was engaged, and then
another TO himself with tho article marked
around so as to attract attention.
The REPUBLICAN paper had sanderel him,
700, 10 charging that he Issued fraudulent checks
although he did Issue two checks that were not
hOnOred at the bank, ~ It was the undersian
Ing that the proceeds Of the performance should
be deposited with the bank, and he bat drawn
against them, suppOslng thoy were there. The
whole case was instlgatsd by those parties who
had thOWn garbage ut him during the perform,
ance at the National, aud were continuing u
harass him.
Judge SMELL, after reviewing tho evidence
held Lloyd 10 tho sun Of 81 900 bail to await the
action ol tho grand Jury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The annual camp meeting for tho Methodist
EplacOpal Church Of tue District Of Columbia
will commence to-day at the above grove. These
woods are situated On the line Ot tue BIltimOTe
and Potomac railroad, about % miles lrom the
city, and all the schedule trains vi the road stop
At the woods. The immense amount uI luggage,
Tent baggage, etc, ETC., which has already gone
out, and the multitudes who are making ar.
ranRements To 10, give promise OF a very large
meeting. Trains leave at SD, TO- 3:l5, 8, and
I'lb each day, except Sunday, when no trains
will be run. BY special request Of tho commit.
tee, ~ we'll as the wish OF the railroad com,
pany there will he no trains run to the ground
after saturday evening until Monday morning.
Pubic services Will be held morning, afternoon,
meetings, A large delegation OF the Young
Mems Christian Association Is expected to lOiI
10 the services, and will hold one service daily la
lhelr own peculiar way. Excursion tickets for
the round trip are provided at one dollar, and
one dollar per day.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
FALL I'M!
Soldiers and Sailors to the
'FRONT.'
Call FOR a Grand Mass Meeting
Our Heroes who Favor thc
Ola Commander.

---.,-.. -, \, -. - - -. ,,t... 90,
mn Weo'hS he'u ny nuu'Oot W .'iu'''u' W"
the a instant, the following call for a mass
VIZ ~. "onn,ss 4. a., I.nasr ,atr,o,s must
come to the front So'ulers apd sal'Ots, "heu
nothing but suffering and death could save the
80, g., r,,In wben ,ho v,I.ost statssmap.
w.. ,,,.', o,o,.r, .,,soots. ,voro INN.
snip anu tho niVS' e,04ue"t 'Pveeu'' "OiV mp.
tent for the salvation OF the best government
the world has yet known, you responded To your
country's call willingly, cheerfully, aud by your
efforts the dread disaster was aysrtod.
The country is again In danger Once more
tho principles on which free republican gov.
eminent must he founded to endure through
time are ieopardEod by the lntrigues Of political
cheats; and the time has arrived when those
who loved their country we'll enough to risk
their lives and fortunes to secure It's pTesefya-
ton must again rally to It's rescue,
Soldiers and sailors your comrades have In
vited you to meet them in council at Pittsburg
on the 18th OF next month. Let Us accept the
Invitation and Join the storming party On the
In order that all the soldiers and sailors In this
District may take concerted action with regald
to the aforementioned call a meeting Will bo
held 10 adopt measures Tor securing full at.
tendance at Pittsburg, that We may carry thlther
40 enthusiasm that will convince those who have
turned their backs upon us that there still exists
an army Of patriots ready TO battle for their
country (noW with ballots as they formerly did
with bullets) whenever assailed by those whom
We deem enemies to the best Interests OF our
country aud It's Tree Institutions, aud that the
principles which undeTlie republican, govern,
lnent are as dear " them to day A they were
ten years ago.
The time and place for holding tho mas
meeting will be announced by the committee
appointed for that purpose MOndAy evening
last.
Signed by O. y. Adams, late 18th Ohio volun
teers; l. Twltchell, late sth Minnesota yoiun
toers; WIN. p. Seville, late lat Delaware yOlun
teors; win A. Short 10Th n Y. volunteer
j. X. aOldlnR, 22i New York volunteers
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
LETTERS FROM THE People,


y WAHHINo Ton, AnRnatF 2 Is11-
EDiroR or rHE REPUBLICAN; The people {
Association" Of the TWenty.nrst district, 70.
Gsrred to In this mornings Patriot was not Or.
ganiEed, as understand II, to oppose the board
Of Public Works or to retard improvements.
do not belong 70 the association, but | shall
vote for its nominee, Mr.. shanahan, whom 1
know to be an intglllgent and active Business
man, successful and honorable In his mercantile
transactions, and who will certainly, II elected,
respectfully demand a. a right In the matter Of
improvements what some have been begging as
D favor.
For those and other SUFFICIENT reasons l shAll
support him, but i shall alao give Den. Chip.
man and the Board OF Public Works the beneht
OF my limited influence, with the hope that both
will do better In the future, and that the lust
claims o. the people OF the Twenty first district
shall not be ignored, as very many OF us think
they have been, RICHARD OULAHAN,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

1t may not DO generally known that the meet
ing mentioned In your Issue Of the 9Th as having
taken place at Benniug'S bridge on Monday
evening was gotten up In the interest OF and
conducted by NJ. II. Hunter, q. II. Douglass,
Anderson, Richardson, and others Of the Ord.
way IsBArnes ring, who are putting forth the
name OF Frederick Douglass, lr., as a blind TO
defeat the regular nOminees, Gen. N. Y. Chip.
man and 5. q. Brown, In that district, for u Ii
everywhere known that these men, Hunter,
Scott, Richardson, and Van Meter, were dele.
gates and AlternAtes TO the convention which
nominated lsoBarnes, and by pushing the name
OF y. Douglass, w., before the people, with the
word "42 per day" rs his Only merit, they eN.
pect thus TO trap the unwAry and put Into their
hands tickets bearing The name OF LoBArnos,
aud thus defeat the regular ticket. II Ia we'll
that tue public be aware less this busy little
Dand " the UNHAPPY thltty-sovsn from the lower
part OF Barry Farm will put their fingers In
some ones eye. All OF these Rentlomen \ new
that the regular meeting was postponed from
Monday, tho 9Th. Charles X. Douglass wa,
present when II was 50 determined, on SatuT
day, and heard II so announced. s. q. u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07


An adjourned meeting was held at the Fulton
restaurant last evening by tho owners OF yachts
10 agroe upon the terms for the coming regatta;
Capt. Geo. A. Shekells In the chair, and Uapl.
II, j. 0ibbon secretary.
Tho following yachts were entered: First class
Witch OF tho Wave, Capt, Smlthson; Ella
Capt. Smith; Dolphin, Capt EatOni East WInd,
Capt. Berry; CurleW, Oapt. Shugour. Second
clAss-Spray Capt Glbbon; Gertrude, Capt
arayi Fannie Bell, Capt. Bell; John T Given,
Capt. Carroll; Nellie, Capt. Throop; May Brook
Capt. Brook; Helen, Capt. Hahn.
MessTs. Eaton, SmlthsOn and dlhbOn were
appointed committee on rules OF sAillngi which
were adopted.
Capt Shsckells stated that tho race would
come of at O'Clock, a. IN, on Monday, August
70 1872, from SeyGnth.stTeet wharf to a hag. boat
OIL 9lymOnt.
The prizes are to he 80 for the hrst class and
two prizes for the second class; the hrst bOA
rounding tho staksbOat 10 have double the
amount Of second.
Messra. KurlE, Knight and Sesslord were ap,
pointed Judges Of the race.
Much Interest Is felt in the regatta.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty To
Animals An lntsrezIlRE AIestIaH Last
NtHkf


meeting Of this society was held last even.
ing at o'clock In the lecture room Of tho
Young MEMS Christian Association, Mr.. T. y
HAtchell Ia the chair, y. 1. BoOrasm secretary
Mr.. A. =. Taylor reported three arrests made
BY him In the First ward for excessive cruelty
In one ease the Offending party was hued a. and
costs by Justice Anderson. In another case
that OF veterinary surgeon by tho name of
Isaac Willlams-the offender was lined A. and
costs In two cases.
MIR. WIN. Il. Reed reported a case of eruelty
which he had witnessed and AbAted.
Rev. H. W, Reed reported u number Of cases
OF cruelty which he had ren0nstraIed win ami
sueceoded IN stopping, One case especially
noted was that Of a oOlOTed driver, who bruiaIly
heat his horBo over tho head with a heavy bOanI
In this ehsethe driver stated that tho horse was
the prularty OF n Mr.. Riley. Being told that
he was liable TO be arrested and heavily lined
he hnally dosisted, Mr. Reed alsI spoke Of sew.
eral cases OF cruelty In the shape OF ehoek reins
upon drait horses. Many Of these eases occur
among the horses used by contractors through
out the city. Drawing hoayy loads with severe
check rein often causes tho horses To bleed pTo.
lusely At the mouth. Such practices are Inhu.
man 10 the extreme, and the society intend here.
AiIsT 70 promptly arrest Offending parties.
The president made report Of "a arrests for
cruelty beating animals; II Tor overlooking 1
lOr Improperly ieeding and ahelteFlng III Tor
WORKING MANNED horses for abandoning sick
anlmhlsi o. In ALL Amount Of lnes accruInR
slgi' IN thIs c9nn9etlOn the president stated
that nstice J. u. X. Plant had refused to try
cases brought before Lin, on the plea OF not
having any Jurisdiction Such decision Ia
certainly very singular one. In the light Of the
very plain language Of the charter OF this So
elely, anu inc tate law passed by the last I.sgls
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
LOCAL AFFAIRS

NOTIUEs OP NRw AUVgRTIsRN KN7 =
TaE seventh monthly meeting Of the Terrific
rial savings, Loan and Ruilding Association
will be held Friday evening.
RoBr, u. dRAHAN has over one hundred and
amy new and secondhand carriages on hand.
McPHERsoN's HAND BOOK or PoLITics FoR
lsJ2 Is for sale by Philip n Solomons.
-. II. wARNRR, real estate broker and auc-
tioueer, has postponed the sale Of = desirable
tyostory brick dwelling, No. 2Os Seventh street
between II and @ streets, untn Friday, Angus,
10, at Q o'clock, p. m.
BRAY BRo, arc sim selling groceries Al
reduced prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

AT n o'clock Last evening we were favored
with Eereuadb by the band Of DupfeE & Bene.
diets minstrels now performing ~ the National
theatre. The music was excellent and duly ap.
prociated by the editor, reportoriAl corps typos,
copy.hsldsr and devil, and the large numbers
drawn together on the outside Of our establish.
mont We would say more Of the good quail.
ties Of both troupe and band, but prefer to urge
our patrons TO visit tho National theatre to see
and hear for Themselves. We fully appreciate
last nights compliment, and trust their engage
ment In this city may be as successfully carried
out as was last nights performance OF excellent
music
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Inspector James Small on Monday examined
the various brick yards around tho city Tor the
purpose OF finding out whether the mOulIs In
the yards were Of he dimensions required by
Jaw. 10 the southern portion Of the city he
come To the requirements Of the law 10 dlmsn.
sons, VIZ; % inches long, a. Wide, and ~ deep
IN the clear excepting stock bricks which are
fused to submit TO any examination, aud Mr.
small reported the incts to the authorities To-
Jay, anu Intends 10 procure warrant against
the party who resisted his authority
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

EDIToR REPUBLICAN,; On the lat inst. notice
was sent, by two residents Of the neighbOrhOod,
to the V. =. b. p. W., that the pump corner Of
Twelfth and q streets northwest required nav
sucker. On Saturday, the %, an Official visited
the pump 10 q wagon, said there was nothing
the matter, and drove OF. This morning Tues,
dayD the pump ls minus q saoker, and has n
broken handle; and this pump Is the best In
Washington, anil supplies over six hundred
families. Who Is to bllme7 Or II part Of the
present Otiolal programme (Rspubllcan y to
destroy the pumps 10 this section Of the oityH
TWELFTH STVGWT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

AUGUST O. lSi2.
Mr.. EDITOR: A certain clerk Ia the quarter.
master generals once has pasted over his de Ok
q printed card with tho names Of our true and
tried friends, Grant and Wilson, but on tho
morning Of the ~, on hearing Of the noWs fro m
North Carolina, he wont Into his desk and tore
of the Grant and Wilson card aud trampod ID
undOr foot, as much 10 say, Grant and Wilson
are no more. Here Is one gaining and making
his living under the very men he tramps under
foot who turn ureeley In a minute. He Is one
Of the stay. at home boys, never fought, always
stayed home, played sick, SO.
am very respectfully, your Obedlont servant,
and a steady reader Of your paper,
L. r., AND AN OLD SoLDIER.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

MRS. william q, Gordon, while walking on
tho path up the hill OF tho eastern ond OF the
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad tunnel at the
Navy Yard, Monday night, missed her footing
anu rolling down the bank fell over the wall 10
the track, distance VI about 80 feet, Parties
fastened 70 her assistance, and nnding her un
conscious u was supposed at iirst that her neck
had been broken She was taken to IineWsa.
Ver's drug store, where she revived, and subss
quently she was novel to her home, near the
corner Of Eleventh and N streets southeast
she Is terribly bruised, but Is not thought to be
fatally injured.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Tho following Ia the programme OF the Marine
band for the promenade concert TO- morrow even.
Ing At the Capitol grounds lnman Line O ulok
March, WARREN Whom the Swallows are re,
turning, Abti Introduction aud Wakes, "NaFu-
ssus," 0ung'l; Duet from Arulda, Verdi Al.
beIsina HallOp, Bayeri Driven from Home,
Hayes Polka RsdOWA, Lima" Herman; Ma.
tlUnHl Atfs Heiuocke
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The minatTels drew another nne audience last
night and continue TO Increase In public favor
Most VI their acts are now, as we'll as the jokes
Of the ond men. Linden, IN his impsrsOnatlOn
OF female character, 10 n success, and compares
iaVOrably with the celebrated Leon. The en-.
tire troupe, In full uniform, appearing on the
feature In minstTelsy, and has proven q drawing
card. The company, taken together, Is a good
one, their programmes exoellsnly we'll rendered,
and there 10 no reason why tie engagement
should not prove q lucrative one
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

Ihe monday prayer meeting, held foy half
hOuf AZ the rooms Of the Young Mems GhriS-
tan Association each day, has been held noVv
Tor about ten years, and scarcely a week mas
passed that some special evidence Of tho gnnJ
results OF the meetiug has been seen Rnsinsss
men will md u Of real benefit 10 drop inIo sncb
a nesting and spend i've or ten minutes or nTEs
A quiet half hour at midday Ia a pecuiIarIr'
NJ preparation for tho remaining dulles u he
day. "'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

yesterday morning, shortly after O'Clock
while Mr.. George Ollh, brick mason, was en-
gagged In working on tho B-stFest sewer. nea,
tenth street. one Of the labOrers coming aiUnR
me bank with u WheelbarTOW OF bricks, aool
leuuy upset them on top Of him. When thsy
was carried 10 his residence on Seventh street
south, between d and y Streets and on return
iilN 20 oOhsclunsness said that he would DO able
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
CITY ITEMS.
VISIT
WAllaeh'B
Dollar Store,
t9l Pa. aV., below National H0tol,


uhANuL NAOtb WORTH huOWlM0s
THURsToH's Ivory Pearl Tooth Powder Ia the
best DontrlhcO In use. 1t ksspstho Teeth clean
and white, and the gums sound and healthy
Price 20 and 90 cents.
JoUvEH's InOdOrOus Kid Glove Cleaner Ia faI
superior TO anything known. Price 70 cents
THOHPsOH'B POmAds OptIms IL exquisite. II
softons, beautirea, and dtrengthens tho hair,
Price 20 and 90 cents.
All for sale by Druggists.
WHATwR NEED wHEE DEBILITATED-Appo.
tlte and digestion lanBulsh at this season. At
the very time when the body most needs renoya.
tlon aud support, the stOmanh, It's oOmmiaa Tlat
department, is apt 10 prove delinquent. Under
such circumstances the necessity for whole
some stlmulant tonic and corrective Is sslEeyi-
dent, and consequently the demand for that
peerless combination OF the three required ele.
menta, HOstettor's stomach Bltters, Is never
more urgent than ut midsummer
IL Is true that lew medical blgots-iossIls
"leit over" from the dark ABss-TscOm mo nd
violent purgatI0n and water Cruel as a cure for
Indigestion and rs accompanying lllsi but they
munlty are Sane, aud 'all sane people are aware
that pure and powerful vegetable tonic with
alternative properties, like H0stotteT's Bittsrs,
T. the only cure for dyspepsia, blliOusness, con,
stlpatlOn, nervousness aud the 'cOnseluen tial
dainaEes' they INLET
The human Intellect unless hopslossly dis
eaned or eETeglOualy humbugged, declines 70
AstOnlsh the weakened human stomach with
herce eathArtlcs that rushing like an avalanche
through the intestlnes, threaten To take the
cant catch phrase, the knock and drag out
methods OF treatment are "playsd out"
IL Is clearly understood that a meilcated stIm-
ulant Is essential 10 the renovation of an OK.
hauatod frame, and that you cannot strengthen
man or woman by dosing them with pFOstrRtinE
preparations, This Is an era Of common sense,
anu eo@ 1s sense aPproyes Of Hostetter's BIT
regulating and purifying the system anI de-
Tending y against poison 10 the air We breathe
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

no ALL WHOM IT MAY OoNORRN.-TuIs Is
TO give notice that the last will and testament u
Nlor9h hAHsor, late q District Of Columbia, do.
Wills Of thi5 Da.Tgt, aud viii be psessnted for pro-
hats TO the supreme UOart In bpaciai Term, THUhe-
DAY, tho a day oi August. s7a Whtn and who're
All psraona Interested WhIAppaaT To show eau O. n any
lhsJ have, why said will be not Adlt % probate
. -. GkO. ". y. WHITE,
ty3l.W8W Collector dd eoiligsAduRi,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

The Greeley and Brown club Of the above dis.
trirt held meeting last evening over Beamor's
restaurant, corner Of Pennsyly anta avenue and
First street northwest, Mr.. n. II. Webb 10 the
chair and Mr.. W. o, O'MoaTa secretary.
The several committees on ratification pre-
scented reports; which were adopted,
Mr.. 5, English was elected treasurer and Mr..
Il, II. Webb was appointed marshal for tho dIS-
triet 10 act on the occasion OF the ratification
meeting, with \. II. Beamer, A. KammsTer,
John O'Meara, VIM. Harvey and VIM. Gross as
aids. Adjourned. III.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

dog light took place at Yves BIrchs, near
| Long Old Fields, Ia Prince Georges county,
| Md, on Monday afternoon, Tor $50 a side lie,
| tween two bulldogs owned by Nick Flynn and
George MartE, AftoF brutal contest OftWenty.
two minutes victory was awarded 10 MartTa
"puTp."
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

POLLOK CoURT-Judoe SheI. - Nancy Cole
m an, cursing, 20; Edward Miles, same offence In
Georgetown, 9bj Mary Brady, same offence, dis.
Missed; Jenny smith and Mary Moker, yagrants,
work hOuse; Edward FltEhuEh, yaRrant, work.
houses Henry seherfi ssliiug liquor without H.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07

son, esd US a trustee uI tho public Schools
Fourth district. Mr. Wilson Is 4 Gentleman 81
hno literary abilities, good scholar. AM, a Wall
known friend Of our public schools. most OK.
oellent appointment,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
Fire

Yesterday Afternoon tho alarm OF Ire sounded
from box was caused by the burning Uf an un.
occupied two. story frame house on u street cor.
neI Of Second street southeast, owned by sam.
usl NOnnent. Damage slight
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-07
THE CAMPAIGN.
TME MEETINGS LAST NIGHT.
1hc REPpbIIcRu CiAb RecrEanizsd In tho
Fsurih DistTict-sIimiy Attended Gree.
lev MretlnHs.


Third District GreeleY and Broyva CIub.
A meeting was held last night at Rodier's
hall, Georgetown, for the purpose Of organizing
a Greeley and Brown club In this district.
On motion, r. l.. Oropley was elected chair.
J. q. Marbury, John Donnelly, J. q. O'Dono,
hue, r. l.. OrOpley W. T, Hunter and ]. A.
Malopey, was appointed TO make arrangements
for the club attending the ratification meeting
Thursday evening next.
Resolutions lndOrslng the Cincinnati and Bal.
timore nominees were adopted, aud the meeting
adjourned