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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1876-05-13
The Weekly Herald.

THE WEEKLY HERALD, issued to-
day, Is one Of the most interesting pa
pers ever printed In Dallas. 1t con-
tains our article on "rexas," and other
valuable matter to distant renders, and
is valuable number for those desiring
to send II Dallas paper abroad. THE
WEEKLY HERALD can DO had at our
counting room this morning-neatly
done up in packages II desired.
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4 Terrible Tragedy Poison HE Means
Marks MItleuthal, In tho mercantile
business In Dallas, about Z O'Clock
Thursday evening, swallowed about
one.half u bottle Of stIychnlne, pro-
ceeded TO his slster'a dwelling and
commenced to write letter to ms
father, and had proceeded M far M,
"Dear Father, nm about to die -"
when he fell In spasm. Several phy-
slcIans, among them Doctors Locke
ChIldross and Cornelius, were hastily
called IN, aud the prompest Efforts
made to relieve him but In vain, m he
died about 10 o'clock. No reason "
known that could have prompted him
TO self.deslructlon. Tho bottleof poi
son, half enptIod, was found In his
pocket,
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LOCAL BREVITIES.
Paint and whit ewash.

Paint and whit ewash.
Centennial tickets are now sold
daily.
--Hats--hats-- at Hamilton &
Co's.-Ad.
Centennial cards printed at this
office. I'D.
Have your watches correctly reT aired
at Oram's.-Ad.
--Croquet sets for II 20 at Reed 4
Lathrop's.-Ad.
Call and examine our stock Of
"Centennialn cards.--Ad.
You will be sure to find the latest
and best hats at Hamilton q Co's.--Ad
We are receiving a new stock OF
furnishing goods, at Hamilton u Co.'S.
--Ad.e
--Blotters, Centennial cards and adj
vertising fans printed at The HERALD
ofiice.--Ad.
Every thing new In furnishing
goods, will be found at Hamilton Il
C0's.--Ad.
The Elm street M. Il. Church Sun
day School, have picnic at Longs
Lake to-day.
The receipts of wheat were light
yesterday. No. 2 red was worth 95o
No. 8 red. 800.
Have your watches and jewelry
repaired and warranted at Webb's, sos
Main street.
--Siler will furnish you omnibuses
at reasonable rates for pionics and
moonlight excursions.--Ad.
--0ne drunk and down, aud one dis.
orderly was the ''demnition totap' OF
the Mayors Court yesterday.
Prof George, the dancing master,
Is building q pretty cottage just In the
rear OF Mr.. Williams residence on
Commerce street.
Lovely gold watches and chains,
and the celebrated diamond spectacles,
at Oram's, 507 Main street.-Ad.
~. M. Dram for flrst-class watches
and jewelry, sterling sllverware,
clocks, diamonds and spectacles. I'D.
The ceiling ofthe Jewish synagogue
is being very Handsomely fresooed,
and when finished Il will present
very elegant appearance.
The most beautiful department Of
neckware, handkerchief, ETC., will be
on exhibition ut Hamilton 4 Co.'s, In
q few days.--Ad.
George Mundy, the hatless prophet
never wore hat until the sight Of the
"Rose Mechellp induced him 10 put
one on--Hamilton has the hat--Ad.
Preaching at the Christian Church
rs usual. on Sunday at II o'clocka. m,
and 1850 p. m. Subject for morning,
"Man's Moral Mission In the World.n
All are invited.
"A special meeting Of the Dallas
Cotton Exchange, will be held at the
ONCE Of the President, over SCHNEIDER
= Davis store, Lamar street. this
evening, atop. M.
Mr.. Justice McIIure is getting Q |
very fair share Of the legal business In |
his Court, which he dispatches |
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gregatlon ~ lberally pnlronl1ed Wy
those of another. The Preslytorlan
church here numbers within Ito lold
some o. the most intelligent, cultured
and ostImablo Of our people and under
the paslorshlp Of DR., Smith the church
II daily gaining In strength aud mem
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The Dallas rurnyereln desires to return
thanks to the following parties for favors
shows ut the late Mai Fest: Colonel Mccoy
for the use OF his beautiful grove; Mr.. Elliot
for tho loan of lumber; Is. Gibbs and Judge
Norton, for their spirited addresses; Stone
wall Greys, Captain Bowers, 9ruetti Verein
Swiss Glee Club, and sharpshocters, Captain
John Ball, for participation In the process
ion; II. Schmld, Burton, oil the numerous
donators OF prizes, and last but not least, to
the press OF our city for Its liberal pnblica-
lions OF the feast. BY order of
rpMMITrEE
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the city Printing.

Having sufficiently posted the city
authorities as to the peculiar nature of
the gouge most imminent, THE HER
AID dismisses the subject In the con-
seriousness Of duty performed. Let the
Council watch while the "ofllcial or
ganr seeks TO prev
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Ia sparsely settled districts, where medical
AID is often difficult and sometimes Imp
Die 10 obtain, It Is extremely desirable for
families to have In the house some reliable
medicinal restorative. Being widely com.
prehensivc In its curative operation, perfect
" pure understanding and recommended
ny the medical faculty, Udolpho wolfe,s
Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps possesses All
the requisites OF family medicine.
marid&wly IN
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
LEnliANn HOWELL.

Gins 4 Zee, Cincinnati, o. A IL
Campbell, Galyeston NJ Durner, Nieks,
mug Miss; T Rush, West Point, MISS
n 10 Urlor, 81 Louit; I Shorlell, Kan
sns CITY; Geo II Evans Lieutenant
Tenth Cavalry; Edward J. TURNER,
LIeutensnt Tenth Cavalry tIwnfd
Chadwick, Denison, Texas II NJ AL
len, Leayenworth; Joseph y Bnmes,
81 Joseph, Mo; W II Dyer Mo; Mrs
] Il LAYING aud son, Denibon, Texas
G II Moore, Bowling Green, kyi , w
Wallace Texas; r. Newlan, Kansas
d : Vuohies, Richardson's J II Harris,
do, |, u Douglas, Paris; w w stewart,
81 Louis, Mo; 7 ] TroIter, Newrinehes'
IuI
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Married.

At the residence of Brooks Thomp-
son, Esq, at White Rock Mills, Dallas
county, on May ILL.,, 1876, by the Rev.
John II. Allen, Mr.. q. 7. Hawpe to
Miss Laura Il. Sypert. THE HERAI.D
was the recipient Of quite supply of
good things, for which Its editors bow
their most gracious Acknowledgements.
We trust that the fullest measure of
happiness may be the portion OF the
young couple.
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10 inc Lhuies, 'hWo'o ano o"oe"s"''"
The Singer Manufacturing Company are
opened for business, showing the nnost lol
OF the most popular MACHINES. aud the boat
and cheapest sowing silk In all colors, Clark''
20. N. r." aud Mllford's linen In all Sizes
SILK from ton to forty per cent loss thau any
house in the south. New ofioo--6OO Main
street, four doors east OF poydras
THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO.,
apl28-diin W. n. CLAnKE, Agent
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Tho Herald

Is the only paper in Dallas that Pun.
LIsHEs FULL ASSOCIATED PRESS TELE'
GRAMS, and no lie has yet been in
vented to gainsay 1t. There is no hole
anywhere In the assertion where lie
would ilt--else 1t would have been
found.
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Receptiou and sumner,

The ladies OF the Christian Church will
give Reception and supper, "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings, nth and 18th inst.
at the new store rooms opposite the Lamar
Hotel Supper will be served In one room
the other will DO reserved for the accommo.
dalton and enjoyment of guests. Admit
lance, including supper fifty cents. This be-
Ing the first entertainment given by said
Church, we bespeak for It q liberal patron
age, by order OF
MRS. A. r. BANTER,
Presidential Ladies' Aid Society.
A full meeting OF the ladies are expected
on Saturday next, 4,o'clock p. M, at the
Church, B
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Lnh MoEk.

The Herald office ID now receiving la,se
oonslgnments Of Job papers Of AL deaoHp,
lion, ana asks sn examination OF pfio's hn'
quality. Bn Heads white and colofe = l@'
Ter Heads, Nolo Heads, Statements ouIaa'
Circular, Etc., printed NJ cheap ~ Ins
ehenpost, ana noater than the neal.aI p'ln ns
ln Your orders aud get the benenl ol our
.stiIoupr Prices
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prns,iral nur,s,InE,

The young men of Dallas who may
wish 10 have a thorough prae'loai
knowledge Of surveying prs Invited 10
call and see e. a. WhIl,eosryer upon
that subject, Room No ;, Dallas in'
Urinary, ID,
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Notice.

Aspecial meeting OF the Dallas Cotton lex.
change win be held at the office OF the Pres.
ident, over schneider & Davis store, Lamar
street, on saturday, May 18th, at p. m. A
full attendance is earnestly requested.
F.A. COLLIER, Sect,y PRO. Tan,
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Tho largest and most select stock OF hu
man hair, such as bralds, curls, putm, freq
ets, gentlemen n and ladies' wigs made TO or
der. All kinds OF hair work done in tho
iatest styles and nj New York prices, at y
lralsou u, bli Main street. mayll-d3m0a
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IN ,sday night, May oh, aray horse, hseHD Wy
sst. ind on bridlo and saddle pfAhn'bh nd
shonider II, also 4 n, scars on BON nln ,n
~. IibsfaI reward, A. Boyd copiinslt'o
street, next 10 II, l., Rays HNS'
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]. v. childsr.,

Surgeon and phyalclnn. onico, No. iO7 Main
street, up stairs, Room Nos. whore he will
DO found at all hours, both day and night.
Jan3l.dtf
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The Millinery and human Emporium, VIII
MI all orders promptly, and satisfaction
guaranteed. nj bii Main street.
innyl n -d8mOB
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Ibeg of Mr.. Grant, contractor In Dallas, to
come aud settle with me for the work done
last January. JOSEPH DEBloLLE,
mayl2.d3t Stone Mason.
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Ladies' call and zee tho beautiful styles,
daily arriving, and being sold lower than ut
any other house In the city, nj Oh Main
street. Inayii-dSmos
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A meeting of the stockholders OF the Dial.
las Real Estate and Building association
win be held at the office OF the Secretary, III
Main street, 7o'clock Tuesday, 10th OF May
1879. by order of the Directory.
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chip hats nj 81 90 each, In cry styles and
color ats. Iralson's. 5li Main street,
mayll-dSmos
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There viii be called meeting of Knights
OF Pythias at their Lodge, Saturday evening
$3.50. Business of Importance to be tranacted.
DOWNS, X. OF II. and 3.
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MARKETS BY TELL GRAPH.
Financial.

NEW YolK May " Money S@l'S per cent,
ON call Prime lnciCnulllu paper, iotO puI
cent Customs receipts, s@lSFW' AAalr,nn'
Treasurer disburhed sHsOW, ClonrihBs va
OO Sterling exchange qulet-COdays, ASSiSDj1i
'1onnnons OF tSBl, l22I,; do 1880, nv; do 1863
new, llSi,; do 1871, l2tt; do las, l.4}6 new
80. III; los regular ,llI1@ DO coupons lio5s'
currency o., ~.
dold stcaiy AZ ll2H@l%s ,
Garry Ing rates, los pes cent Loans "'So
I'd" Goysrinent. bonds hrm aud In good de-
railroad boudsstrong; = to -.
Btnte securities quiet,
Stocks opened strong and steady.
Commercial.
M. IOuIs May n. 80 Hemp nominal
Flour, medium fall grndos Scnroei wanted
Xxx, sl5J@lSi XXX, S@) -, WHEAT pletty
nrIn, but inactive, NO. ihll, " ~ cash nv
Tor May sale, sll0 cash for Junti No. 400
| "A I'd bid, No. Idu, l01, Corn nrmeri i1'g'
cnsh ~ Tor June. Oats dull; little doing
EEi.c bid. Buloy unchanged, rye uull o,c
asked WHISKY steady, III Vs. Butter III
large supply especially low gltdiIT I u
choics yollCw country strong, lSCS20ci lower
/ vrudes l2al5C. Eggs steudy NJ lOgVlIsc
liny Quiet at Il OOg7 90 Pork lowert ~
6ll 25@2l5O dry salt; rather more doingsJA
| q ilgl2G; clear lib sold ut l2lGc. June laro
CaiGAao, May Y Flour tlrm, unchanged
| Wheat inactive, hrm and hiSholi ci0seG
with continued upward te aa,e,Sy no To,,
| la fair demand and prices shade higher
No. NJ s7c spot; iGls@igc June. Oali
| fairly nctiAe II shade higher; No. z, Wjsn spot
3llsc Jane, RIVE nrmer ut C2lc. Barley
stGndy and lower, NJ 6Scspot; SOC June.
/ NHtu NnuI Nav ~. Flour Slightly Ill Duy
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CITY BUSIN ESS.

Hot and Cold BATHS at Wilson's, No
M EI,a nInAel hecl5dlY
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8. j. ADAMS, President.
I. p. BARRY, Secretary. mayedtd
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ONCE at drug store OF Williams 4 Tolliver.
Dallas, Texas, May 10, 1876. mayla-dl0t
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spencer vs.. NIorey.

comic, Estft
Nothihg seems to have been done in, this
case. Involving the right to represent this
distsset In Congress-, until last week, when
the case was referred to subcommittee of
she House Elections Committee, composed
OF Messrs. Beebe, House and Wells, the
two former Democrats. We believe the
case hinges entirely upon the election in
CARROLL, Capt. Spencer having, we learn.
Withdrawn the charge Of Federal int1mi,,a-
ZION. IN the Parishes west of this, in con.id-
GRAFTON Of Morsy concecing to Spencer 800
vo'es IN Lincoln charged by Morey to have
peen frsudalently cast and which were ex-
cAuded by the Wells Board.
= We are not sufficiently informed as to the
conduct Of the election in Carroll to say
how the result will be effected by tina,
issue. But we regret that Capt. Spence,
did not press, even vigorously, his obiec
tion against the interference OF tho arm,
In ths hill portion OF the district. He coul,
nave showna thorough conspiracy TO in
iiildai he Democrats by the Use of troop.
~ n.s "us4l9 v. haye been DONE
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The New War Secretary.

Judge Taft, the new incumbent OF the
War office, not unlike most of tho other
appointses OF the President, il n man In,
little known. Except that he was a prom
tnent candidate for the Republican nomi-
nationfor Governor of Ohio last year against
Gov Hayes. Judge Taft has had no promi-
nencet even in his own State. The only Of
hcethe4 hns filled was that of Circuit Judge.
After Belknap's rise and fall, we NAV be
pretty sure THAT the new Secretary will
permit no fooiing around his department.
The main Significance in his selection is.
Doubtless, the strengthening of the Repub.
dean party in, the doubtful state of Ohio
which casts q electoral votes and is one OF
the States whore there will he battle OF
giants in the Fall.
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Fifty winters.

If the weather is guided by its own pre-
cedents, it will be a long time before there
is parallel to the mild winter Just past.
In conversation with Mr.. A, Lazare and
Major Bry, both old residents of this par
'sh, we found that they both agreed that
there had not been such a winter known in
this latitude since 1926, now fifty years ago
rs the winter just ended. In that year.
however, Mr.. Lazars says that tho last day
OF April was made memorable by 4 heavy
snow, the little pines Of the forest bending
"nderlfs weight. Those who expect to be
alive fifty years hence may flo this pane,
as reminder.
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After the Carnival.

.isfe Il st wsek of Lent was a memora Die
""eH for Che Radio lis. Belknap disgraced
IA .te~rs and impeached; Pinchback
rejected. and the Kellogg usurpation al
Judged fraud by the Senate; the Ministo,
40 '."x!ald hurrying from the English
c'Hr's removed. and plagiarsng uttorne,
.Npca"ted as SUCCESSOR; the President's
oroSher up before u. House Committee TO,
!tAs sale ofpresiden ial favors; the Presieen,
prosecuting witnesses to frauds, and rushing
MS son Fred, with an Interesting" family,
on 20 The Yellowstone; tho ATTORNEY Con
efa1 9nder' Investigation for conniving ut
Asneock's .acquittai; Secretary Robinson
PMh oR Foe gridiron for frauds in buying
tam beg; and building vessels; the Post NJ as
ter General under investigation for straw
bid aud fraudulent contracts, and on the
Whole, the Republican Administration deep
GOWN 10 disgcace. All in one woek What
power is the Democratic House. after all.
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Municipal Election.

Notices Tor the registration ofvotors An
this city, and for the election ofa Mav6r
ana city councilmen, to take place on the
Lat OF May, next, appear In this issue ft1iie
IAh.EaRAPH. This is a very, gerry impor-
tant election to all the observation-disclosures and
best citizens of Monroe. It's good, or bad
results come directly homo to us ALL With
an einclent, far-seeing city administration
Tor the past eight years, there Is no telling
the improvements and general hood which
might have been effected toward increasing
the value of property in this city and The
attractions which always invite immiera-
ton.
Whether the election at hand shall result
oenehcially to the permanent interests OF
the city, or not, is matter resting with its
citizens. Monroe has superior natural and
artlncial advantages which would seem q
curse, If not utilised by wise, thought full
city government.
At the last city election, in May 1874, the
Democrats elected three out of seven coun-
c4Hen, and would have elected a majority.
but for the unreasonable course of some
Democrats in Ward 2, who supported a Re-
publican. Mayor Endom's vote wa. 1904
rallty;-Ennemoser's 1873; Rays 81.
Since that election, we are quite certain, the
Radical vote has fallen Off considerably.
that the Democratic vote has increased. and
that the democrats are now III a majority
In the city, and in every ward, save one. I,
would be folly, suicidal and criminal, to
disregard the conclusions.
II IS, nndoub: eddy, the general wish hat
Mayor Endom should he tho Democratic
candidate again. At great personal incon-
venience and without pay, or salary he has
discharged his duties faithfully ana :.ccep-
tabiy, and deserves, certainly. the reward OF
popular endorsement
The suggestions of correspondent, in
another place, meet our appreciation, to
winch we will only add that each Ward be
requested to hold meetings to nominate it's
own candidates for members of the Co,,nc;I
There is rumor, we learn, that the Re-
publlcans design interposing objections
either TO the election, or to its results. We
would simply advise that no attention be
paid to this purpose OF the Republicans. and
20 the'h "e would say they have tamperod
long enough with the city and it's govern
nient. ...,....-.
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~ me PERSONAL notice OF our neighbor
we fail to find any mention or the arriva,
OF Mr.. 7. M. j. Clark, the coiored R,d;r,,
recorder of East Feliciana, who rs,cl,oa
Monroe the past week. Mr.. Clark, win
his demit, is, however, in Monroe. r,,.,t
his parish and his Office some time 400 ~
the earnest solicitation of the whites VIC
were driven to desperation by Gair. RAY
Clark and other colored leaders, who has
insnlted and outraged the whites, and has
not been sat home" since. Mr.. Clark. w,
learn, was implicated in the plot to poison
DR.. Saunders. of Clinton--the woman. who
was hanged for the poisoning W @ hear. maxi
ing such n statement. Whether this he trn a
or not the business of Recorder Clark would
seem TO be in his ONCE at Clinton. Tn,
races In this parish are getting along with
out trouble and very smoothly. This par
ish is not a tit asylum, or place ofrefure.
for any one who cannot live in peace with
his neighhor, and especially for such as can
not be tolerated in an enlightened commu-
,ity like that of Clinton. Move on, Mr.,
Clark.
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For fRie <srn1ugerS.

MONROE, La, December

! MONROE, LA, December II, 1875.
! r" tie Editor Of the fnscr- ocean.
Your readers have no doubt often heard
! that the grange in the South is not political.
that politics "have nothing to do" with the
| admisSisn of members. The public "out-
good character may be members, no matt
what their political principles.
A Rcpub!ican lately applied for admission
to the Lewis Grange, in tho parish ofOua-
chita, and was black baiied. He is Il man
Of unblemished character, honest, sober
Intelligent, but he came hero from the
North "A few years ago. Ito owns several
miles from this town Ho built house
making permanent improvennents to the
value oftwo thousand or three thousand
dollars. He lives there, makes it his
the word n farmer. Among his neighbors.
tho old citizens, all of them Democrats, he
is we'll received, and stands AS high in their
opinion any man. He never obtruflcs his
political views upon them offensivelv
though he is bold and untlinching Repub-
live in his Immediate vicinity asked him TO
join. Rnt the society contained enough of
the genuine Southern bieot to defeat him.
managers. Throo black balissOxciude.
Every grange can be relied on to Furnish
Hence it is, that, while the "oras1~t rlai,is
to be liberal and non-politic Il. the >tlers
know that none but Democrats win be
spite of all professions to tho contrary, the
grange in Louisiana is, and will be, q no',st-
cal machine. Issa,
The common people Of this country do
not form their own opinions, but depend
on the political leaders. who guide them as
they like. This enables Al few designing
mon to rule the thousands of graneers' and
make them mere political tools in their
skillful hands.
WITHoUrES GATES
The Intelligent, honest Republican of nm
olenished character referred to above is one
Jas. H. Brewster. We refer the communi- !
cation to the people of Ward No S, where |
the 'common people, arragnea live
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The City Election.

-. MONROE. March IL, 1879.
I'D. IEr.EIEArH: AS tho time for a cit =,
election is fast approaching, is it not per
tinent to inquire from what source shall en-
ehats rail !"r a convention OF Democrat $
for the nomination of Mayor ana for The
transnctfon Of other important business ?
And in the event OF authority being vest ed
tleman who presented at the convention
Two years ago for 4 like purpose, assume
the authority and issne the call, for such
ume and place as he may doom fit, without
any valid objection being urged against
such step? I'm answer, he pleased to give
answer your views. 49,
DEMOrRAr