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RED WING, MIMI, TUESDAY, MARCH g. 1875.

less can be improved on, and It is
not so stringent on the roads as to
give them any just grounds for COM
paint.
In brief the law provides For one
Commissioner at a salary of $1,000
who may employ clerk at n salary
of $1,000. The duty Of the Com
missioner is to inquire into the neg
lect or violation Of law by any rail-
road company: to inspect the con-
dition and equipment and financial
management of soads; to make re-
port each year with such suggestions
as he may deem appropriate.
1'he seventh section of the act
prohibits discrimination in freights,
and the eighth section prohibits the
demanding of al unreasonable price
Section nine enjoins upon the roads
the duty to furnish suitable cars to-:
any and all persons who may apply
therefor for the transportation of
any and all usual kinds of freight :"
The penalty for q violation by roads
of either of these provisions, is the
forfeit to the Injured party Of three
times the actual damages.
Some of OUT Exchanges CLAIM, that
it is virtually yielding the right
of the State TO regulate railroads,
but we cannot look at in that light.
To be sure the'law does not attempt
the fixing of rates of freights, but it
does provide that unreasonable
rates shall net be charged, prchib-
its discrimination between shippers,
and the Commissioner is given access
to all books Of the Company and
the officers OF the road are COM
PEELED to report the doings of their
roads to him alnder oath.
1t is claimed that the law is a tail
ure in that it leaves the private in
dividual wronged to fight the com
pany single handed and at his own
expense without aid from the State.
This may be answered by the fact
that the law gives the injured party
treble damages. We doubt whether
it is policy for the State to encour-
age litigation even against railroads,
SO far as to assume the payment Of
the costs and expenses of civil suits.
The encouraging Of litigation be
tween private citizens has always
been looked upon as contrary to-
public policy and we cannot see
how the matter is bettered any
| when railroad Happens to be one
of the parties to suit. The peo-
pie have learned within a few years
how much can be accomplished by
a little cooperation, and we have
NO doubt that an injured party with
a good cause of action and, under
this law, having a good chance of re-
covering three times the amount of
his damages, be he as poor as Job
after all his calamities, will find all
the material aid and as many able
counsel as he will need to carry on
his litigation. Besides in the cases of
wrongs done by railroads, the same
injuries will generally result to a
great many individuals and test
case in which many will be interest
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MAGAZINE.

EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-06-11
oND. VA, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE. H. 1875
9 LOCAL MATTERS I.

AcouIrTAL OF DAVIS BEAUREaARD HUDsoN.
The Hustings Court was engaged until 3
O'Clock Yesiei day in the trial Of Davis Beau
regard Hudson, indicted for the murder of
young Hiliman. A number of witnesses
were examined, but no new facts were
brought out. Messrs. George D. Wise and
s. NJ. Page defended him. determination
of witnesses was concluded about I O'clock.
The rest Of the day was taken up in the argu-
ment. At 2:45 the case was given to the
jury. They retired, and after an alb ;ence
of seven or eight minutes returned to the
courtroom with verdict of "not guilty."
There was demonstration Of applause, but
it was promptly checked by Judge Guigon.
The youth received the verdict with great
eomposure. and upon bis discharge he was
received by bis father and sister, and then
left the courtroom. He was, of course, con-
gratulated by number of bis friends upon
his acquittsi, some of whom appeared to be
greatly affected. His sister was moved to
tears. .,..r =s.. l. s-.at.. a.f.--.s..
During the trial the greatest interest was
manifested In the proceedings, and an unusu-
+aiiy large number of persons were in the
courtroom. Judge K. l.. Montague, Of Mid.
dle>eX, occupied II seat upon The bench with
Judge GulSon.
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RICHMOND NORMAL SCHooL-CLosTNG Elk:
ERCIsEs OF THE EIGHTH sEssIoN.-The Rich
mond Normal school (colored) closed its
eighth annual session last evening. This
| school is still under the control of its founc-
er, MIR. r. NJ. Manly, with Miss NJ. L. STRAIT
ton as vice. principal, and Miss Mary L. Pat
terSon teacher, and Mrs. Il itie Manly Russell
in charge of the musical department.
The attendance during the year has been q
little above one hundred. The graduating
class numbered sixteen, as follows: Arm.
stead Walker, Ann Smith, Jennie +. Roberts,
Eddie Carter, James Hayes, Martha g. Harris,
Rosna Cox, William II. Gwathmey, Lucy
l.. Hucless, William II. James, Mary A. Meri-
weather, Tcxlnna Moore, Temple A. Miles,
Richard II. Scott, Martha G. Trice, Mille A.
Tinsley.
The school has four classes-viZ eX.senior:
senior, middle. and junior-and silver
medal is given to the scholar in each class
who obtains the highest average percentage
of scholarship and department for the year.
The medalS-the gift Of Mr.. Andrew Wash
burn, president of the Board Of Directors
are massive, and Of beautiful design, being a
modified Maltese cross. suitably inscribed,
and were conferred upon the following Ann
Smith, of the ex.senor class !; Richard Scott,
Of the senior class; James johnson, of the
middle class; and Emma Walker and Jo-
sephine Turpin (both having the same per-
cenIage), of the junior class. The prize for
the best spellipg.eXercise book was awarded
to Mll!ie Tinsley, Of The senior class.
The presentation Of prizes and the usual
closing exercises took place last night at the
school building. A very large number of
the parents and friends of the pupils were
present.. The programme embraced vocal
and instrumental music, reading of essays,
dialogues, &c, and its execution greatly in-
teresled the audience for two hours.
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PHILHARMONIC CoNcERT.-The concert to
be given by the Richmond Philharmonic
Association next Tuesday evening at the
Theatre promises to be one Of the best this
old and popular organization has ever given.
The Association viii be assisted by some OF
the best female amateur talent in the city.
The entire programme is composed of choice
pieces from the repertoire of the Associa-
tion. and one new to the musical public, with
the exception of Wasner's great chorus of
Pilgrims. AS the Association is entirely de-
pendent upoS the public for support in the
work it is engaged in, it is expected that the
friends of the organization will come ont in
large numbers and appreciate their efforts.
The sale of reserved seats commences to-
morrow morning at Wyatps music'store.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAX.

w. GOpDIN and BRONAUGH s. TAYLOR. 5P
NJ. house and lot corner Banbridge and Tenth
stree :: lot and framed tenement corner OF
Bainbridge and Fifth streets: half-acre lot
southeast corner OF Savenlh and McDOnough
streets, and lot (adjolning aboye) corner Perry
and seventh streets. s.s ~'t
LYME 6 BROTHER, 5h p. NJ, lot with brick
store thereon. and dwelling over Same, south
side of Main between Scvenleenth and Eigh-
teenth streets.
LYME & BROTHER. 5H r. NJ. two lots on Twen-
ty-fourth street at the corner OF x. t..i}E
EDWARD G. GUDDIN, OK r. n. frame store
with dwelling above on The southeast corner OF
Venable aud Tweply.iftn streets.
GRUBBS 6 WILLIAMS, PM. building lots on
the north ,Ide Of franklin between Madison
and Monroe streets. aso.t@
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TIE MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF "LADY
FLORENCE. ."-Just US we expected AID sug.
gested, "Lady Florence" husband, and
child have not been murdered-at least they
were alive and we'll few days ago, as the
following letter explains: '
e d" City Point, June 10, 1S75.-Messrs.
Editors,-T The mystery of Lady Florence's
disappe .rance is easily solved. The fair crea
ture drove from Petersburg to this place last
Tuesday week, June 1st, having been neither
wayiaid nor mislaid. At this point, with
her husband, child, horse, and buggy, she
took the steamer Wyanoke for Norfolk, In
which city she is now. plying her vocation.'
The old lady touches her daughter-in.iaw's
charms very lightly, for more intact mass
Of ueliness have never before seen.
"Yollrs J. E., B."
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Trinity College Commencement eHt.
SECOND Day.
-,r,ir,,r ',lc lt>ratch.J
fkclorlcd for the Dispatch.J


TRlSlfs' CoLREGg, n. G., June S, 1873.
S'& juniors delivered oratioDs Tonight.
Supremacy Of Thought" by l.. S. Gather,
o. tennessee, and "Tne Po;t C Elements Of
'1c bouth," by G.. s. Bradshaw, OF North
Carolina, we're we'll written, and delivered in
very happy manner.
The rciiuion banquet Of the "Alpha Tau
Omega Fraternity" was held IN the old
thapel after the junior orations. Including
Tue faculty and the ladies, who were invited,
anu the fraternity, fifty were present.
he speech Of welcome was delivered in
h,arpy style by Is. j. Reynolds, OF North
Carolina.
Ihe oration was delivered by B. +, Long,
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POLICE COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Merc Brown
fcolored), charged with teloniously stealing
$50 in United States currency from the per-
son of John Davis, was discharged.
Charlotte Davis (colored). charged with fe-
loniously assauIing NJ. G. Jones with intent
to kill, was fned s.. ...
Jerry Buckuer (colored) was fined $3.50
for throwing rocks in the street. ...
j. Bauer was fined So for drunkenness.
William Deane (colored), charged with un-
lawfully obtaining $3.50 in United States
currency from Michael Meacham, was tried
and acquitted.
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THE CENTENARY. ENTERTAIsARsP.-The en-.
tertainment now in successful operation
at the. corner of Sixth and Franklin streets
under the auspices of the ladies of Centenary
church is pleasant atair. The exhibition
of prtures alone is we'll worth visit; and
then, 100, it IS delightfulte be visited upon
by some--ef the prettiest young sadies ID
Richmond, who preside in the refreshments
apartments. Tbs afternoon special enter.
sainment will be given for the children, and
at night sweet music may be expected from
the Eureka Quartette and other musical
toient .&
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THE TRor THIS AFTERNooN.-The match
hetWeen "Perkins's morrill," and Too
dies" best three in five. fora purse of 5000,
will be decided at the Fair Grounds this af-
ternoop, commencing at 1 O'Clock. The con-
test, it is thought, will be close and interest,"
inc and no doubt if the weather is favorable
the spectators will be numbered By hum
drcds. Perkins's Morrill, has the reputation
Of S.34 time made in Third heat, showing
that he has both speed aud staying qualities.
The best record of Toodles shows his second
best heat to be 2:SS, made at Stsunton last
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DhelNG RoBseRX--On "Wednesday evening
Ia while the family of Mr.. WhitWoFtb, who
resides at the corner Of Eifth and Canal
streets, were at supper, their house was en-
tered by thieves, and fiIty.fye English
s,yereigns, some United States gold and
SILVER, a. ladies' gold watch and gold breast
BIN were saolen. The thief entered by way
OF the front door. ssfstf
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Loss OF TIE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE CoNrASY.-Tbe Liverpool
and London and Glote Insurance Company,
of which Messrs. Davenport & Co., Of this
city, are agents, had policy OF $40, 900 upon
the Huntington grain-elevator, destroyed by
fire night before last.
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CONTESTED ELECTIoN.-M Sutton, counsel
for V. Il. Henly, Republican candidate for
constable in Tuckahoe districf, Henrico
county, has filed petition and served notices
conteslng the election of J. r. Mann, the
Conservative candidate, who received the
certificate at the late election. The case will
be tried by Judge Minor next Wednesday.
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The GOLD PREMIUMS IN THE PUBLIC
ScHocLs.-The name Of MIR. A. L. Elicit, as
one of the committee to award the gold pre-
MUM to the best reader in the second, third,
and fourth grammar grades Of the public
schools, was accidentally omitted on Wed.
neSday. The committee is composed of the
following gentlemen : Andrew Johnston,
Esq. w. +. Drinkard, Esq, General B: T.
johnson, james II. Dooley, Esq, j. Alfred
Jones, Esq, A. J.. Elicit, Esq. ..-
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HEAVY RaRBERY.-Messrs. Howard d
Jones, tish.deIlers OF this city, sent II O00 TO
Norfolk yesterday to Messrs. Howard j. Bro
ther by Captain Clifford, of the steamer John
Sylvester. When the captain reached Nor
folk be went to deliver the money, but
found to his surprise and horror that 1t had
either been mlslaid or stolen. 1t is stated
that the authorities in Norfolk, Petersburg,
and this-city weIs informed Of the loss, and
tae proper officers are looking into the mat
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NEW GooDs.-Ludies' Gold fIuntlng- Watches at
$50, $40, and upwards TO S125: Gentemcn'S Gold
Hunting Watches at s75, 800 to $500, and up
wards; Ladies' Lesntnes. Opera-Chains. and Neck-
laces: Amethyst Rings, Aqua Marine Rings, Ori-
ental Topaz Kings, Gold and Pearl Goye-Hooks, as
G.. GESSEI,s, -..satE ..@' .s...' -ata. q +. Y
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SALE or A SMALL FARM NEAR THE CITY
The farm OF Mr. Rush Burgess, in Henrieo
county, containing sixty.eight acres, win
improvements, was sold at auction Yesterday
evening by Messrs. Grubbs u Williams for
Sa,S7E.
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of Graham, n. c.. and sp1rkled with fine
thought, most Handsomely clothed. #
The tossts were good. snd the table was
loaded with the choicest delcacies; while the
Social converse between the young gentlemen
and ladies-which was silent as light and
unseen like music seemed TO make every
heart beat With joy and eladness. III. ~
flow compact these letters from Trinity
College arc.l
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81 ,000, ,0O0--No FURTHER PosTPoSExgNT.--G
The First Grand Gilt Concert Of the I" Montpelier
Female Humane Association" takes place Thursday,
July IS, 1875. A few dollars invested may secure
you a handsome fortune. Tickets, $50; halves,
&10: quarters, So ;leishtbs, $2.60-to be bad at @ g
F. JoHSsToN's music. and news-store, 9l3 Maln
street. -.-7.s.s =, .,tt 3ist + Y rs.s,$.s'
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CoNCSRr To-NIGHT.-By request, the Juol.
]ee-Sngers will repeat their concert at the
Pine.Street Baptist church tonight at .
o'clock. Tho proceeds will be devoted To-
the church, and number Of new pieces WIN
he SiInp. - - ~
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Z NOVEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and see the
exhibition OF AIT AND MUSICAL EsfEhT AISMEsT
given by the ladies OF Centenary chnrcr THIS Egk-
SING at s12, northeast corner OF SIKH anu Frank
lin streets. Admission, 20 cents. special en-
ter.ainmens for children on FRIDAY AFTERNOON
nom pntil 8 o'clock TIE admission ucae.s
given TO children Will enutid then 70
OF the value Of a0 osnts,
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RANKRupT.-E. w. Cummings, of this
city, was yesterday adjudged bankrupt
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Sr. BaRsiBas D.Y.-Dirine service VIII pe
held to-day (Friday, l1th Of 'JuHe1 az S''
PaNlfs church, at Il O'Clock.
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SUPREME CouRT.- The Supreme Court OF
Appeals met yesttrd " at WytheVule..
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Go TO BoscHRN's, 5O9 and GIL Broad street,
and leave your measure for . frst-clsss pair Of
boots or shoes, made In any style. Hand-work only.
Fit puara nfeed. - ItE' " ~ r'a. q ~. ''
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GAUzE MERINo UNDERsHIRTs-Fo the largest
stock OF underwea and gentieren's furnishing
goods In the city Gallon e. D. SPENCE 8 SON, Mer~
chant Taiors, 1900 Main street, where You can dnd
all the designs In English worsted coaipgs and
faucy cassimeres for SUITS and have them made up Z
to order In the latess and best styles at ioH prices
If you want nice cothng and furnishing goods call
on Z. B. SPENCE & soN aud examine their stock.
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FINE GOLD w EDDING AND ENGAGEMENr
RINGS In stock and made to order, any Size, by
''- s.. G, ,GENNRT, No. 1901 Main street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTISG-IIoUsE Good work, low
prices, and salts sfaction guaranteed. ,,,,
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HOME EINDUSTRY.-Buy;the " Elk cesior y Waters
Cooler and the Polar" Refrigerator, the oNLE
eHARcoAL.PAcKEp ice-econo mixers made In this
city. For sale by Inc principal dealers In our line.
'MoUNTcAsILe1 s. CoFEK, manufacturers, $40
Rrnad
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( EARExSLL, ,CHooUEr-.QUoITET'' - may be had
81 G. MCCARTHY, 914 Main street. Il Is new aad
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..., TnpAy.- The probnoi''eS
- v .>., -o.doy r'N be loa'naer,
. YiH.
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VERY HIGH SALES OF ToBAcco.-The follow
ing very hen sales of tobacco were made for Z. Z.
LYON. ESQ, OF Granville county, Nc, py y. h'
WI CON & Co, commission merchants, Rieatnono'
] tierce at Ss3,
,ierce at $50,
l tierce at SIC,
,ierce at s73,
fierce at s72,
lpIce ~ s54, -
fierce at $40,
tetcs az $3.50.
tesee at s45.50,
tieree at $50,
fisrce al s36. s
=, ,,o.ees- averaging s60 for the entire crop.
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+. BUSINESS WANTS.

WJANTBD. PURCHASERS FOR: TWO
w FINE BLOODED MiLCH CONS, win
Young caiIss, giving hom three 10 nye gallons o.
mix per day. WnL be sold loT far , csshs q. .nd ono
YOUNG MARE. A bargain ss,s DO nae In e'ucr
OF them. ,s.pNpss comnefe.
III UnJ IT, ~ -. soid In1 j. Il. H0CKAD Az,
WIN "a 1t1D p .. " sss~f,Gsr35 ~ 1928 Main street.
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PURE CREAM as.asroN's saloon.
IxronrrD FRUITS at ASrosrs, Main street.

LADIES' and gentlemea's dining-rooms at As-
TnSr,s. j. .e.# % =
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...,....,Ir ,TInN OF THE plsfAIth
..,'f. ff..'.,,,,> TNE COMBINED ClkctLA-
.a'i. | m! OTHER DAILY. NE"s'
,oF ,HEH!l'
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VlOUND.-The person who lost FIN
II crRprSC; i'm the Hastings Courtroom on
TUESDAY last can recover The same oy applying al
the clerks Office Of that court proving pr0peh
and paying Tor this advertisement. y -.
I OST. IN A SMALL ENFELOPE, last
4 week either In this city or on the cars between
here and Ioboken, \. Y.. three COUPONS oi inc
Helvidere and Delaware Railroad ComnanS ,r,, rnr
tint,.r wi he rewarded Oy leaving Them al tie ONCE
Of JOHNSTON, HAkWoop s $3.50, ss,.
je 9-eod2t% Ial1 = va. 49, -ee.
CTkAYED FROM NAVY HILL ESssH
y Monday, 7lh of Jule, Roam But 49, alsa.
wi ii be pald for her return or any inernsiion con-
csrning her. ANDERSON JOHhsoN,
cxLn;1s " 5t Iasin bank.
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r ETTER-HEADS, S4 to 1915 per ream.
IL at the DISPATCH PRINTIAG-housaa.
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xTEANTED, ALL BUYERS OF TRUNKS
W. so,Sa VIE MONEY by coming TO the kICn. kIC,..
uoNp TkuSK ,YACTOliY, corner q MAID an1
Thirteanli streets and buying Their THU shs ana
TRAYELLlk6BAGsa NJ ths lowell =, faei0ry u mai
Old t.unk ksreDajzed and made r9gai 70 nsm a y IA
je hl-1tA u oAM- = 2H--~,-.-..~ -.
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CALCULATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE saowIsa

CALCULATIONS HAVE BEEN MaDE SHOWING
That The ToSTISE PoLIcIEs or THE EoCI1ABLHi
Lice ASSURANCE soG1srY sre yery probable ag.
investments The following example exhibits The
exact condition Of policy issued July g. 1859, at
,Iteasc oftsirty and on the fsen year term ::
Policy No. 46 Il 03, for O-OGo ;annuai premiurs.
1921, 20; 1totI apoqnt paid in i've years. e1 -
40ss50; accumulated cash surplus, $726 33--oytrs
my per cent Of The amount paid
IL The experience or the Future ID sis favorable as
the above fand there Is Doreason why u should not
be bessey1 this policy VIII be worth large amount
in cash IL 70 force at the end Of the fifteen years
may be converted into Q plid.up policy fora cchsd-
cradle smosnt oyeS and above The original Geo
For rfurtfer information sall on Nesers. PEyToSsk
ELLERsoNr l1s Main street, generaisgents for The
State Of Virginia.
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LAST MIGHT OF COMMENCEMENT" At THE AU
GusrA FEMALE SEMINARY DISTRIBUTION OF
MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS. .ssf...s...
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Pursuant to an announcement in yester.
days Dispatch public meeting, under the
auspices of the United Workingmen's Coun-
Gil, was held in CQncordia Hall last night.
In the absence of Fhe president the meeting
was called to order by Mr. J. L. Wright, Sc
cretary of the Council.
On motion of Mr.. M. r. Pace, Mr.. ]. W.
Flaberty was invited to preside.
The, Chair announced that the public
meeting bad been called for the purpose Of
bearing an address prepared by select COM
mittee appointed from the several working
mems councils in the city, of which Mr..
Pace was chairman. Having mnde this an.
nouncement Mr.. Pace read 81.