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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
THE MEETING Ar CLINTON.

| Owing 10 some obstruction ~ inistak,
IN the delivery Of our mail. we dij no
receive from The j'ait tp,s Democrat The
proceedings " tho mass meeting helt
Mt Clinton. In, January 29d is7G
until yesterday morning. This meeting
81 citizens, both white and black seems
to be an effort 10 preserve society iiaell
ness and ruin that threaten 10 over
whelm and destroy II. IT the people In
every part Of the commonwealth do not
see the absolute necessity Of extinauish4
Ing State usurpation whose maladmin-
lstration. whose falHe and vicious legis-
lative measures and whose faithlesa
public appoibtees. pets and followers
have reduced one of tho fairest aud
ohcn most prosperous parishes In Louis
lana 10 such condition 6f poverty, on
preston and suffering. then the time
has come 10 abandon all struggles, rep
RESERVATIONS and protests. aud 10 fall
down IN wretcbed submission IA the
people IT the capital Ut Poland did
when the remorseless old soldier Suwarl
row aent the celebrated dispatch 10 his
mistress. aftet the capture and saoking
of that city. Peace teigns IN Warsaw"
We shall refer. without more words. the
proceedings Of the meeting. and espe-
clally the resolutions. 10 be carefully
obaerved In their spirit and substances
10 the readers of the DEMoonAr They
speak indeed Of the public distress Ia
East l'eliclana almost IN words. IT not
verify 30. extorted by the desperation
and agony Of our fellow -ctzenH there.
We ate decidedly Of opinion. indeed, that
tho Democratic aud Conservative party
of New Orleans should In stitch a case as
this exhibit their Indignation In one
direction and their sympathy IN the |
other, BY rising NJ and With ono voice
protesting against the cattse OF cat,aea
II such an outrageous state of things. |
and their strong interest In what Ho |
vitality concerns their kindred Louis |
anians In another part Of the State.
They should let their friends hear the
pathos oftheir voices. and their common
grants aud enemies their thundets.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
Ab unO Disco On,ues.

The dc facto Governor, according to the
Republican, is very sensitive. and OBJ
jects to being styled an usurper, ever
though 1t be in jest. But his over sensi
tive nature does not rebel against keep.
ing company with such persons as Aleck
Newton or appointing thieves to Office.
Out OF the many inexcusable appoint.
ments OF Mr.. Kellogg, we pick the fol-
lowing as fair sample: Frank Page
holds, by appointment of Kellogg, the
commission OF Clerk Of Court for Grant
parish, and from the records of the
First District Court, of this city, we
have the same Frank Page convicted of
petty larceny and sentenced to ten DAYS
in the parish prison, and to paw the
costs OF the prosecution, all OF the above
being on the Goth day Of July, 1874. Re-
ferring our readers back to the heading
OF this little bit Of information. we
leave them to draw their own conclu.
sions.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
from cur Yesterdays Evening Editioh,l
The Morning Press.

The iies eannet yet see lie way aeat H. rt,sl
| live approval ana Endorsement 81 The Henat,
aprottipui,ient bill, II hopes. however tliat tbs
vigilance ~ The Conservatives will prove sum
client To- prevent the fraudulent registration thu
| viii he attempted by the Radicals next fal II
order 10 initiate their list Ut voters Va thh un,lut
proportions IT the fraudulent census. II advises
the House not "a abort The apportlon,nnht bl
| nntll the Henata shall have passel III honest
| election hill.
IL another article Il shows. nv syoaielie ron
suning. thai Mt. Kellogg Ia himself responsible
10, the existence of 'hunku" houses IN The Ell VI
II advises The bupte Committee IA cali before
IL MI. WIN. Johnson, tho proprietor If ono of
these "bunko" establishments, aud 10 ascertain
whether he Ia the Same "nilly" Johnson who WINS
AZ intimate viii, Nj, Kelnhe before The iith u
September.
The Hepuiiicau attributes the decline ~ bIr
prosperity t. political corruption municipal
pstravasatpn atd The tatid extension II thia
road facilities IN The Vast II urges The n,era
eliants u THE nity Ia take IN active part IN for
wa'tiha tla construction IT tho New Orleans
Pacific Railroad md advises the Property
Holders Council 10 devote its energies ~ The
same work instead II lighting iha Inv $ and
teaislina taxes.
" comes 10 tho defence ~ those naughty boys
npnias, Ratiain aud Mmttell, and says TINT the
iJeoHpne disatms iis own eiiiesm ~ them, aud
endorses theit knowledge If The essential ten,ii-
sites of laaiHlation hy stating tha the rules NJ
tho ttouse arc the unIailine test " their dis.
puursn."
In another article II Stems w wulrdlnn The
ptnsrea 1T further meddine viii, the affairs II
thia State On The part II The Federal authorities
The Ficopunp thinks that fair analysts of The
evidence taken by The Police Board shows that
tho charges against Superintendent tohn wete
fully sustained. aud condemns the system tnder
which the city is noliasd Nv an institution oon
trullad by the State authorities.
Tha Times thinks tint HE resolutions Recently
nassed NJ meeting ~ The Property Itodera
Council eebdsinnina Mr. PilsluryH premium
bond plan. IL not a fair expression IT The yiewa
NJ that organization. hnnatsn less than uno-hpll
of the members ~ the Council we're present NJ
The Meeting. u sara thai Tho merits Of The pte-
nltnt bond plan are conspicuous enough "a
noitl rather than shun criticism.
II dnprenatna the action ~ the Rnbatn IN fo.
erllng yesterday the House bill fuf the ptesnts
Walton Of game. aud attributes II 10 misappres
hnnsion " tho object u tho bin,
The bulletin calls for tho abolition If tho To |
turning beard rs a zine qua non If an honest
md Init election.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
st. Patriots Fair.
OPENING FRIDAY, JAN az. lNs
AT
NJ. PntricL'a Hall.

The tables, 80 far ne arranged. nfe no fotlev,
mn WIN In under The auspices u tho Indies
herein named
SOUTHERN STAR Mrs. Dt. Wiandabl Mrs n
m%feady. Mrs. Q, II. Duuulne, Miss jAr,sa.
Mrs Kafnboff, Mrs. Dr. BrieIAll Mrs. 4. l.
Bayha, Mrs. j. Ad. ilozisr. Mrs. Henry t,teston
Mrs. I1detis and Mrs N. s0ule. Mrs. CLARK.
CENTENNIAL Mrs. Dr. FelwsIl. Mrs. TbA
Waterman and Mrs. isev. autbsim.
CNt&CENT@M Thos. Gilmore. Mrs, Pr
HHrwle. Mrs. John Henderson. Mrs. spripptett
MRS. Dt. Gefthelot and Miss Henderson,
HlBEhNtA BRANCH No, Mrs, Ged,vav
Mrs. Tillbury. Miss Molls Gfayer. Mrs Ma
Donald.
WI. THEnEsAa- Mrs. .. Domingo, Mrs
nagnn aud Miss tiibney Mrs. WIN. Hogan
81. PATRlCE'S-Wr W. r. Houston.
MT AI,PilONHUA--Mrs. Fitzgerald.
IItISH AMERICAN Mrs. H. Mcmahon. Mrs
!. q. Mcclellan. Miss A. Alexander. Miss 4. 1
Byrnos,
fONTE97N,
sPAh or Houses AND EUGQY-Goptesll1 h.
tween Hon. J. NJ. q. Parker aud T. j. EApueay
ESD. rho voting viii BIS ttndefihs olnfas u ii,
ladies Ut Tho Urosoont Tabls.
HPAN OF IIDliHEB AND BUGGY Contest Ia.
twooh Coils Wngghnnn ana Faenn and Mr.. John
Fairfax, Tho voting will bs ,nder ibs ebatao
of u,e ladies II Tho Centennial and ~. Ajpbee.
sus' Tables.
Besides those. there will bis n nnutsr n jutrf.
sstine contests and rallies Tor Gold Watches md
Gold Chains, Necklaces. Gold and Cofni ss
Silver Cup. nic.. ctn. iatsH
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
ETdTE HOUSE.

| After The stirring and exciting SCENES
IN the. House Thursday, everything np-
paated quiet and tame At the Binie
House yesterday morning
CAUCUS.
| The Conservatives were In ea,,e,,s, as
| Usual, but nothing of Importance Ia be.
lieved to have been tih,lcf discussion.
APfonrlosMEsr pit.
The aEportionncnt bin was called ~
in the House yesterday, It seems Tint
II was postponed IN Difference, h, q pen
eral desire on the part IT the Consarva-
tives to see II IN printed form, ss that
any sttrreptitotts interpretations In tho
text might he detected.
THE ELECTION ptit,,
II Ia generally believed that tho House
election bill will pass tho Senate with
but few notifications. and that II these
notifications are reasonable and Just.
they will lie accepted by tho House.
THE JOINT RESOLUTION
asking the Government 10 take charge
Of The Mississippi levces has been on,
by the proper authorities and forwarded
to Washington.
APPOINTMENTS nv TttE GOVERNOR.
Parish Of Orleans Board of Control
Of Mechanical aud Agricultural Dol.
logo. u. W. Perry.
CONTRIBUTIONS ny rHE SENATE,
Tangipahoa Alfred Rhody, Areola
y. I. Holmes, Hammond, Justices Of
the Pence. Hs ~
Livingston - Tl,os. Green Davidson.
District Attorney pro tom,
Assumption VIM. NJ. Marsh. Notary
Public 7
IT., Barnard Aleas Leblanc, Tax Col
!ector J. q, Berth. ~. l.. Anedee, Pc.
lice Jurors. T-I'f
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
Will NH. KEIIauti EXPLAIN,

In the Senate. Wednesday. j. II.
Burch. from East Haton Rouge. made
quite an elaborate defense If his chat
on him by the DsModnAr Referring TO
our statement that Kellogg had refused
81 make certain appointments In East
Baton Rouge. desired by the people
there. on the ground that he lllurdh,
would defeat their confirmation In tho
Senate. Mr.. tIureh said
Now ~. rrs +, e, reYet,laa tho no@s "a,
parish Of Eaat Baton tio,tue. / disnalni amy
hnow,ledne e them whatsyet,, A COMMITTEES Of
ssn and f9 ~ E n.ss ' ys hs o1S s
names IT peteuhs u MI some vacancies which
they claim aAlHted IN their parish Az | did
be,Snd s p.we & sSH spa "s ether w 'Ss
rejection or confirmation. | simply ,tnsirn ~ be
placed. on record NJ not having esprt'ssad my
have heab, II the Governor stated 10 tho eo,,,s
n,ttne ~ he y reported tp have done, that the
SENATOR ftnin East baton Nouse would have The
namea reieeted II sent into The Aenatn for con
!ir,na'ieh which doubt very mitch he certain
" acted wi,hoe! any information from, mo
vacancies II. be ned In MY parlah, ana there
atn worthy. h.nest ,eotnpetnhi aud faithful par
tina hufutnHeHs Hhali certainly uru my thfu-
ehoe to have this Senate confirm tho same
What reason Kellogg had for alleging
that Burchs influence would defeat the
nominations desired by tho East baton
Rouge committee. We neither know nor
eare. Indeed. we think. ~ we stated IN
our frat article on the subject. that kel-
logg did not wish ~ make tho appoint.
menta. and his remarks about I.ureh
were simply mn excuse to escape the
odium Of feebly refusing TO take n step
which would insure peace IN East
Baton Rouge. hut be that nH II may.
that he did refuse TO make the appoint.
mcnts. for tho alleged reason that Dureh
would defeat them In the Senate. In h,tc.
and Mr., Kellogg will not venture 10
deny t..
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
We return our thanks TO Mr., Sholty


We return our thanks 10 Mr. Sholtz
Chief Clerk In tho Auditors Office. for
an itemixcd account Of the expenses Of
the General Assembly for the regular
and extra sessions Of 1875. The state
mont ia made up In accordance with
section 8, act =, regular session OF
1875. The amount appropriated to pay
the per diem and mileage Of members
and Senators and tho employees. and
contingent expenses Of the two Houses.
Is set down at s15s,ooo. The account IN
we'll arranged and no doubt correctly
rendered, but the cost Of meeting Of
the Legislature In Louisiana appears
10 be a very large one. and the contin-
gent expenses Of the two bodies. making
together upwards Of forty-eight thou
sand dollars, Is enormous, and partakes
OF utter recklessness.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
New Orleans Pacific Railroad Meeting,

The DEMOCRAT entertains tho creates,
possible interest In every thing tina,
concerns the business interests and tn,
commercial prosperity Of New Orleans.
II believes that no enterprise would be
attended with moro advantageous re.
suits than the construction Of GREAT
line OF railroad connection between this
city and North Louisiana, and between
Louisiana and Texas, with New Or
leans occupying, as it were, the very
gates OF the rich trade and travel
thus necessarily developed. We were.
therefore, highly gratified by the i'm
mense crowd which gathered at st. Pat
rick's Hall last evening. and crammed
every part Of the extensive room de-
voted to such monster assemblages.
Everything indicated the profound feel
ing OF the people on the subject. The
meeting listened with undated interest
to the eloquent speeches made on the
occasion, and to the resolutions passed,
without dissenting voice.
Mr.. VIM. c. Black. President OF the
Cotton Exchange, was chosen Presi-
dent OF the meeting. and II. J. Hester.
Esq., and Samuel Mullen, ESQ.,. were
appointed Secretaries. Some two hun
dred OF our most active citizens were
made Vice Presidents. The readers Of
the DEMOCRAT are referred to other
columns for a full report Of the meeting.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

We call attention to the notice for d
meeting on Thursday. February 10. Of
the State Central Committee Of The
acknowledgements party, which
appears IN cur special notice column.
aligned by tho Hon, John q. Moncure,
President of the late Convention, W.
earnestly urge all Of the parishes and
wards which have not yet selected thei,
delegates TO this committee TO proceed
nt once 10 do 40. II Ia Of tho utmost I'm.
portance that tho frat meeting OF the
committee should be full one, and
that it proceed nj once 90 organize and
prepare FOR the arluous labors Of the
next cpttpatru
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

OPENING OF rnn VARIETIES Btt,LiAnp
HALL. Last evening az seven o'clock
Mr. Louis Abrams. that pleasant and
genial little gentleman. threw open the
doors of his elegantly furnished billiard
hall. corner Of Dauphine and Canal
streets. To say that the opening was .,
most tlattcring token Of esteem for the
proprietor from his numerous friends
would he but faint praise. Tho hall WAS
crowded, and all Of tho tables were occu-
pied until late hour laat night. Mr..
Abrams had prepared most delicious
bowl OF punch. In which many wishes
for his future prosperity were pledged
by HIS numerous friends,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
1lunkO.

We would call the attention Of the
community TO tho very important fact
that the House has appointed an inves
tlgattng committee on bunko and other
gambling establishments Of the city.
This committee. we are informed, In do
termined to do its duty and TO sift to the
bottom all the thieving rascalitics com
mitted IN theso dens. fastening where IL
properly belongs tho responsibility for
so scandalous state Of affairs. 10 all
fair-minded people. tho recent trial Of
Chief Of Police Loan before tho Metro
politan Police Board. as published In
extenso IN tho DEMOCRAT, though result.
Ing In tho acuuittal Of said Chief. proves
conclusively this bunko fiourishos hero
to an alarming extent. either tolerated by
an imbecile police organization. or under
the protecting mgis OF corrupt police
force. 1t furthermore shows Col. Loan
to be conveniently ignorant of tho status
Of some Of the most noted mon on St.
Charles street; u most remarkable fact
FOR CHIEF Of Police. and one. we would
judge. calculated to considerably impair
his efficiency In such an office. Parties
ignorant of the ways that are dark. :"
allured into these dens and iieeced.
through u sense Of shame and fear OF
publicity. have heretofore concealed
their wrongs, thus allowing others to be,
In turn, allured and robbed. The SEES.
sions Of the committee being held with
closed doors. will afford all victims the
Fairest opportunity Of relating their sad
experiences to committee strenuously
aboring In search Of positive facts, that
hey may fix upon the culprits and their
.ccomplices and abcttors. OF high ana
ow degree, such proofs OF their guilt as
will force tho powers that be into mea-
,ures OF redress and reform
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

JOHN SMrTH.-In Latin he Is Joannes
Smithus; the Italians smooth him of
with Giovanni Smith; the Spanhrds
render him Juan Smithus; the Ditch
man adopts him Us Hans Schmidt; the
french fatten him out into Jean Smeet !:
and the Russian sneczes and banks ivan
Smittowsh. When John gets Into the
ten trade in Canton, he becomes Joyan
Shimmit; but il he chambers about
Mount Hecla, the Icelanders saw he ia
Johnee hmithson;. II he trades among
the Tuscaroras, he becomes ION Qua
Smittia. Should he wander among the
Welsh mountains, they talk of Jihon
Sclimidd; when he goes to Mexico, he is
poo booked as Jantli F'Smitti; If he min
s.es among Greek ruins, he turns Ion
lected. Wy '-oA.' %
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

The apportionment bill passed the
House yesterday without amendment.
and has been sent to the Uoverno de
Jodtn for his approval. n II IA fair a
law an could he obtained under the cir
cumstanees. though II was pronounced
by MI Lowell aud some other Republi.
can statesmen M tho kncll Of the
RADICAL marty In this Hiafn
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

We are pleased ~ learn that tho III.
hernia Insurance Company Wednesday
evening last subscribed $1,000 10 the
capital Htock of tho New Orleans Pacific
Railroad. This makes The fourth Of our
insurance companies that have taken
stock Ia the enterprise. They should all
do 40. Which nest9 Tonight. ut ~,
Patfick's Nall.will bea most fitting time
and place for our home companies to on.
courage our home road, Step ny gen
tlemen, and call out round amounts
.,hprriiv
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
MEssAae OF rur DR. FAuro Governor.

MESSAGE OF rnn DE- FAuro GOVERNOR.
On yesterday. IN response 10 The rcsoiu.
tions OF the House Of January lat. 1870.
Mr.. Kellogg sent n message 10 that
body. :" In regard 10 the reported dis.
turbanccs In the parishes of East and
West Fcliciana, East Baton Rouge aud
~, Helena" with the view OF putting
the House IN possession OF such facts
and official reports" IA may be In his
knowledge, Tho facts and official 10.
ports" now presented 10 the House.
have already been substantially before
the public In other shapes, and since
there Is nothing new Of any Importance
In the message. we do not deem II OF
sufficient interest for publication.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
A Gard to the Public,
SyPEmrrgSDgsT's OFFICE.

bUpEMNTgSDgHT's OYYrCE. !
METROPOLITAN POLICE
New Orleans. January n. liza
Mr. X. G. Garrett. Of Marshall. Texas, WIS
robbed Of sl1i7s at "a game called "Banko.D ON
tho 18th Instant. in this city. II has been charged
that the matter was comIgomiscd In my Office.
MIR. Garrett receiving sae0. and that have heen
benefited BY such transaction. Tho charge Is
false have never been applied To- hy Mr.. Gar
rett in the matter. have Expressed my willing
ness 70 friends Of the victim b aid him every
way to recover his loss and to punish theros,-
bers.
Call upon Mr.. Garrett. who Ia In town. to
state. over his own signature. the facts and thus
deny this infamous charge against me.
w. r. LOAN,
Ja2s Superintendent Metropolitan Police,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

The case against Joseph Brean and
Mrs. Brean, who were on trial Thurs
day for the theft Of $3.50 worth of
diamonds, jewelry and silverware, occu-
pied the attention Of the SUPERIOR
Criminal Court all day. The Court de-
oided that the trial could not be finished
on that day and it was continued until
this morning at ten o'clock. The Jury,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
Auction Closing Sale.
2. MALLARh
.Roy&t street. ........

TL.G weti known and old established house
VIII close out their entire stock OF FURNITURE.
FANCY ARTICLES, and HOUSEHOLD
GOODS at auction. by r. ]. Spear, auctioneer.
commencing FRIDAY \. January %. 1874
Meanwhile win contnxe to sell out at very re-
duced figures up to date Of auction sale.
Call and examine stock.
Parties having goods On storage will please
take possession Of same In settling their ac-
count as Il not claimed they will be sold at aue-
ton. iau5t2p
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

Our thanks are due Mr.. A. Dubuolct.
State Treasurer. for copy Of his report
10 the General Assembly Of the receipts
aud expenditures FOR 1876. We shall OK
anime this important report carefully.
and refer again Ga itn contnnta.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

:, Robert Dale Owen writes that his late
illness was due to overwork for period
Of two years and half before the attack.
put that he Is now in excellent health.
past,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

"csstt.~t"~sesewtt~s state Cawsssl
COMMITTEES The Democratic Conservative Hiats
Central Committee will meet on TUESDAY
February 10, n o'clock h. m. al ratei Y. ~
j q. MoNUUnE.
President Demoeratle-C Conservative ntate Con
yuniun, jayt
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

The President has appointed the fol-
lowing Board OF Visitors to West Point
for 1876: Abner N. Ogden, OF Alexan-
dria, La; Gen. r. P. Hammond, OF Cal
ifornia; Gen. Chas. Devens, Of Worces-
ter. Mass. Matthew H. Bucham, of Yer
mont; Prof. John M, Sterling Of Wis.
cconsin, and Prof. H. c. Cameron, OF
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

The notice Of The public In called tt
the card Of Colonel w. =. Loan, Superl
intepdeht Of Police. on our advertising
llAEn,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

many OF whom complained very Bit
tetly ef tho hardship. had 10 DO locked
~ all night N The court rootn. The
BhefiT WAS instructed to make tlc,p rs
comfortable ~ possible under the cir
ot,nstaneos. but they looked very blue
when last we got glimpse of them.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

Gov. Hendricks has according to tho
Indianapolis correspondence Of the
Courier Journal, received letter from
the office OF the Cincinnati Enquirer
pledging him the support Of that paper
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28

Prince Bismarck is confined to his
r room with neuralgia, occasioned by q
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-01-28
COMMITTEE or ARRANGEMENTS;
;, John q. Fleming, Chairman,
vf9; Pipree. y, u. Pcrrilleuk. u. j., Hall.
!. u. watkins. Aiox. Mcneil. II, EIassey

Applications for ladics' invitations may be- eit
ut the store Of Il. A. Tyler. Esq. ils Canal
street, or Mt tho store Of John d. Fleming.
Esd. Secretary Of the Association. nj IA
Poydras street or through r. q. Box 2ese.
by order OF r. w. BOTHfCK.
President Continental Eenev. Assn.
X. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
CaDthin Company A. Continental Guards,
iaI7 falz