, 1875-03-01

have relap1cd into tic olhcut!tY TO Which they
belong. Tue speakers were OF tile elaas Of
The eelf-sts1ed Dr.. J'ntss being the worst Of tho
It, 1hs fo!lor was perfect s,,,.p specimen 81 The
tho ncgoct Of lho Aid Society. while 1lis broud-
cloth suit showed that ia could not DO in needy
! circumstances. His mannor uas intended 10 10
imposing and impressive, bnt In actual ciIect II
was aaisiinc 1ltaself-ooneets was prodgons and
ohtr1Hlvo, And he waa, In sllort Just one Of these
individuals which somo robust pornonH witt,
tlno-toosi comb, would do charitable net by
tacks weTe so contemptlbly infntior ID execution
to their conception that In hia frantic efforts. ho
irrenistihtv reminded ono OF tho fablo concesn.
Ing the jackaas WIN climbed I'LL to kick at tho
Of tho luminary moro painfully aud conssp!enously
| A jackaBs than before. 11ls !iat OF charges
In the form Of queries hhl evfdontlv beeD pre-
pared for hin, ~ ho road them OF from FOOLS
cap shestB ay II unfamiliar with their contents.
1lIo audience rere 70 much pleased will, Tho
/ attornoon's entertainment tint they exhibited
decided dial olihh Of the proposition 10 pontpone
tho next ono until two weoAs, anu only aceedetl
after tbojr leaders had earnestly dccared that 1t
Was mpracticablo 10 have another meeting next
| Sunday.
onuAxrztSo. ...-.
Tho meeting Nas called to order at about half
past o'clock, by Mr. c. II. Lennort, who nomi-
! ua.ed Afr. A. d. Wootman ID Chairman.
5tr Wooln,an WAS unanimously elected.
hr. JoffeTs Wae elected Vice-pteA'dent.
Tho following were elcctnd HecrotaricHl Charles
| Stein, Mr. Dibek, and Leopold Teller.
The Chairman said that lie hoped they would
rofIaia from smoking during tho meeting. as tue
tobacco ,hoy wero smoking emitted anything but
4 Co,nn,,,1,ist On ono Of tho frons seats had
noticed tllat
SOLITARY POLICEMAN
! was keeping guard ut tho door. The stgt Of tho
buecoat threw tho fellow ncnrly into conyuf.
Al.-k Ia
there OH duty OF nj n spectator. ThiB created
something OF All excitement, mud several raised
tho CIV of's Put Linn out." Mr. Leunort. ono Of
tic now leaders, at once jumped OH chair, md
policeman l,ad right to be tilose, and nono but
mischief .ulakcrs would mako my objection to 1t.
/ [Applnuse.]
Mr. Jofrcrs also jumped up and said he hoped
that They wore decent, respectable citzona They
should givo no ults chapcs to speak i'll Of t4nm.
Llmn1cnso applause.1
Order having Ieon restored again, tue Chair
mnn stated that the meeting had been ca!lad for
the purpose Of discussing ths folio~ing ques-
nohs:
tIr.s-The Relief and Aid socicty aal tho Common
sttvnd-Troeat against she brutal aetons Of the
authorities agatnst The citizens GU Lust Thursday.
Thtrd-con sIernt'on Of the situation, and low the
suffering cat bu relieved.
"Couel,-sto]l " Reynolds moved thas I'LL spcccIl-
ca be limited ~ hftcon m.nutcs.
Communist said be would not apeak II lc
ooiIiu te nato w tn an"a & n.eou ,a as .,.
arno,sos ~ ,;rait,d H." t1nnt. ~mu aao 'o"s
'pe''Ne' w eanrot s"9"r, .'',nyv "''' sAe'
no,,,, .r,, ah9huE j,'so. nuusn, ,,a t., 1,,ct,s,,
~ 1onohlan' @ VINO noHeaGr, @ apoke ~ EngL.tsn,
aaa at Mau pss @ .,'ns , q d ~ ao:n, t
~ VI. H. npoa1 'no 1.u'ut as,o hu eoc'c.y, .Ien
~ iuoK tne s.4na. ~ "1u w ospeo'a.-
esasata1 aol aGo.a,nanaL,.oo customary prs
At y. 'S,In"cs'@ens ;Ia ~, spuhe ,i ~ aosUns;
~, ~ Fly So" eat teEgs , u sno H.oceeH'"ss u
the coinmI'ce tas. 4.utsuas. nsel ion ~ khoW
that e. urge number o. citxona he!o meetings
last Moahesuay IN a,hefeht PATS OF Lag cty, 70
aa se aah ] ~ .ho se. t aaa na sGe,o
~ wntcn Was IuonEn' MeFs not 8css.nE a!ong
~ well ~ Lucy anouu H.; ~ , "aa ItIany agaoea
that = committee & Of Alx shonla he appointed
20 0 Iass tno Menoa ., nna n.a & nocsesy. anu
aee WhetAof any wrongs haa neeh 9oae 70
TUG hoeuE III tlio alht,lbuslon oi Alnls Inc tlo~e~
papers all eniIea W commun1sts' ana M sasd T. was
a. Commnnlstlo ognlonsLiatlon. aont Know
what that moate. 20 Know tnat We are cltizenS
4 ay.nn