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, 1876-02-07
LAKE underwriters.

MEETING OF TIE INTERNATIONAL HOARD At nuF-
FAt0.
Tho International Board Of Underwriters mot
at Uutlaio Wednesday noon, and continued In
neseion Until Thursday evening. Seventeen
companies interested in underwriting on tho
lakes were represented.
Il. !. Smith. OF Chicago, President Of the
Hoard. occupied tho chas, aud William lowering,
OF Dutra1o, discharged tho dutIes Of socresary.
After a prolungod dscuaslon, tho IInlt-and.
Cargo Tariff for 1915, reported bY 4 committoo
appointed 10 conBidor tho nauao, HAe laid on tho
tablo.
The tariffs Of 1875 voro suspended thus leav-
ing tho fold oroh FOR competition ns 70 rNtct.
Tho Board. ho~ever, wns not dissolved. an'' Is
Tho numoor Of tho Executive Committee vaa
reduced from thirteen 10 sx. and with tho OK
olfico mo.nbors now n1tmbots hlno.
The following officers for 1876 "o'o nnsn''
i'rtsidtnt-R. ]. Smith. Of Chicago.
t'fes irtsidtnt-F. A. hall, nf Toronto. ,,.,
Sserttary and 1rtds"'e'-"!'haH A''eF'na' o. no'-
Ereeut,re ccmmi1sr-E. r. porE Of Buffalo, chsr-
nan; Alfred James. Il i!Eankee; TTs1,rSe =. IT,
Clark, Of Detroit: 4. v. ilaaams1,. Of Ner York;
William lowering. General Agent Of shc Beard;
lsu.salo; i. j. Smith. OF l'una'o; ~iliIs Lowering,
1hc Woard adjourned subject to tho ca1l Of tho
|
Tho Dut1ato Commercial ddrertisrr Of FRI
tiay has tho following editorial cun,ment on tue
donEs Of tito Board:
Yhn International Board OF Lake Underwriters have
been holdln8 session In hs rty the lsst lew lays
and adjourned lnse evening. l,r'ef nnates of the
Actual hIsncss usscica hase bcen p1baed {n olr
local coluuus but tho must interessing portions OF
the proceedings tavo nut got Into print.
From alt that We have heard the session was not
p!eaHant oc, did IL end III sch results had been
hoped for. The primary object Of tho Association Is
to place tho b6tncse OF inlanl narino underwriting
safe sud rtnuneratisc baslF. This can only be
found in harmony Of action and uniformity Of rttes.
but single fractious company cycn one lmpraclta-
bic representative Of company, can often defeat the
desire Of the great majority to tfannlct tho business
according these anu wholesome ru!rs.
aome ill]udgcd determination to rrusoac opposition,
whcro cunrilatton should have been sought. prevented
tho contamination Of such bound policy at tho rcccnt
| mcel!nR. ... ..-
This in E.eatly to DO regretted While It Is always
unwEaD 10 establish exorttant rstGa for Insurance. OF
any other sersiec hb present deresacd conlttiou Of
the underwriting bsness seems to ueManu the ndoi'-
on Of fair and uniform acc Of charges IN order to
prevent continuation Of ruinons cpnpnttlon. law-
ever, the matter Is mt entirely settled. Tho 1oatd 1t
least succeeded ia maintaining lta organization II
appointed officers for tue current year. aud although
the rupoaed uniform tariff for tbs se1sun Of 1876 was
ia Upon the table, II may bo tneen aua adopted At
another meeting, which tho President has the powot ~
call at suy time, when wiser counseA may prevail.
, 1876-02-07

Frateraal Affection sooma rather weak In SOMA
parts OF Africa, Judging from the conduct Of tba
Sultan OF llatrar toward hia brother, and Of ths
rotaiintory measures takon BY tho latter. Tbs
Sultan has an only brother whom hc kept IL
priaon for fifteen years-in fact, until ho hoard
that tho Egyptian troopa weso approaching tha
Captal. He then aot his brother at libcrty, apd
oiferod him his hand in token Of reconciliation
Soon aftorl this tho Sultan. Who soea,s to hA,s
tpkon a very m,ld riow Of tile injuries
he bad inflicted on hts brother, admitted
him into Ills aeores couushla, told bin
that ho had, in order to dcivor hls Capltll
from tho Egyptian forces. concluded an alliance
with tho 0nllas. aud explained his plan og
oppratlon. which rms that detachment OF Gal.
lag shon1l on n oortatn night make their way
into tho town. aud, With The assistance Of tbs
snltan's own troops, murder tho egyptian gar,i-
aol.. Upon this tho late victim Of tho Hnlsan'a
tyranny made known tho whole plot to Daoud
lasha, tho Egyptlau commander In Hatrar, who
instantly ueizod tho SULTAN, his mobiles, and
number Of Gala ohlottains who were staying
With hiu. md bad thcm behsaied In tho prss.
e,ico OF tho informer, wiloae vengeance must
l1avo been conploto ouough TO antisfy him, alncs
no tc"or than hundred heads wero struck oE
on tue occasion.
, 1876-02-07

very can. and We should find Tim ring In it 2"
iiia wfe hnswcrctl him teHt,nRlt, but ho said
~ don't know how to account Tor II. but haYo
ring yet IN roillo srci, romantic manner" sho
had scarcely eaiti. u Don't DO . gooao, Gus"
when bor eyo caught Tho glitter Of somcthing
metallic In Tho can. aud slle ihlriy Rcroamod.
husband, vLu was ecarceiy lcaa oxcftod than
lloraof, removed the loro[g, substance With a
fork. when. what waa bis surprao 70 discover
tl1at It waa r!cctl hig lump of solder. that IN
soldering The can had boon permitted to fall into
ItY routGntH.
, 1876-02-07
SUNDAY SUMMARY.

LOCAL.
Tho Bar Association met Saturday afternoon
and elected four new n0mbers and appointed
standing catnmttcoa.
Ktlral. was toloancd from custody Saturday on
writ at haboaa corpus Issued by Judge McA!lts-
ter.
Henry Sexton, convicted OF irsogularition a.
Judge Of election III TIN Twofth Ward, was
fined s25 by Judge MoAiiisscs IN tho Criminal
Court Saturday.
Tue argument iu the tax case OF the Traders
National bank Nah concluded Saturday besu'u
Judge Drummoul, who decided that the bank
muGt pay its assessment.
Tho walking-mntch between Bertha Won Ill.
Iern and Mrs. Marshall WAS concluded Saturday
evening, tho lnt:or bctns: victorious Both wolnon
wesa thoroughly usod up.
Tho Republican clubs OF tic Third and Fourth
Wards mot Saturday evening. Sfcssrs. A. j.
Galloway and Murry Nelson, OF the iattor
Club, road report on abollshing township Or
gauizatlon.
A number Of propesty-oHnera on Archor AVE.
nue mat Saturday cyouiuK hld decided 10 pAyo
tue ayeuus between lla!Htod street and tho
South Branch with blocks BY inches, with =
aand foundation.
Tho retail paint mud glaas aealers held n,eot-
Ing Saturday oyonng At No. ZIG State street sud
appointed canmittee TO confos with tho whole-
snle dealers With v.eH 10 Beture \ permanent
schedule OF prices.
Saturday morning . young man named Henry
Bcishort waa instantly killed by falling through
q hatch"hy FROM the fourth floor OF No.. 2i7
South State atreet, occupied by Colby Wi1ts,
fuzntu1e dealers.
Whisky matters wore rasher dull around tho
| Custom-IIouso Saturday. The Cochran case be-
fore Judge Hlodgett was brought to . cloao
The Court decided that tho corn owned BY
Robert G. Stevens could not b. considered a.
belonging to the distllery. and therefore Haa
| outside the control OF the loyernment huthori-
! tirs. Tho Court also hold that tho claim Of E.
=. llunrhn Ind nothing To do with the oaao aud
that decision would be given upon 1t whom 1t
| wab separately prosecuted. Tho jury. after long
| elaboration, returned verdict for tue Govor1s-
| maht except III 10 tho matser of the carload Of
| cuEu.
ELSEWHERE.
Tho great Jab[u nine explosion ia belgium
killed l6} men. Twunty.Bi1 hodies have been
recovered.
| The rag money OF HuaBis Ia fast depsccsattpg,
Notwithstanding tic Bo!icsous administration Of
many official tonics.
burned Thursday night and four persons perish.
| ci-str. ana Ats, GJorge lleind!o aud their two
chllltou.
Tho tunnel under tho Hritiah Channel b..
tween England ausi France will certainly bo at
teupc1, all official prelIusrloB hA viug reached
4 successful coucIuslon.
John Forster. Tho distinguished Ensiahman,
Was buried III henbas lscep. London, Yesterday.
liz Lolussthcl al h4a psd;'eEty TO Lord Lytton,
| Fsceroy OF 1udta C'Owon Meredith y.
Dabcock ia in st. Loua awaiting his trial,
which begiuB to-day. Ills niuo tAaYera arc on
The ground. and their only fear iirs In dlstrusl
0! tho NJ. Louie jury. from which tusy appre.
| lend uufatr consideration.
Ex-Suporutondcnt Bangs. Of tho mail ser.
| hrA hiIthfpAt = rtoyt1 Mi ti1pu ~
, 1876-02-07
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
tfni1ElN pEI1HfQIta TEAr1YA1S


10 the Ed''sr u 7Ae ch'eaao Tribune:
''NlprGl philosophy has 1ouE sinco decided
that the moral quality OF m action lies In tho
mouye. Tins =. nr. wn,,and il1u4tratos
TWO men appear to 90 tho salno th'ne-eaeh
giTcs 90 to another man. 1he net IL Just tho
samo, but tue motive Is different. Ono gives
hIo money TO biro man to commit crime. tho
,,h.r ,iyca N food oo;l cfntha ,bo deati,u,o"
W.. go ~ e,..,s w ~ msa ~, ~ ~. - l.sa,
none nave 1'Eht 70 20 on! thas sooa mas
COMO" Protcstants condemn tho Noman Cath
olic Church for selling iplulgenroa which ontitto
rho holder 10 commit n crime. tuoroln soocicd,
Wv, wv ~. =. ~ III. -. apol.o.' ~.
ossahs enufehee are hot tolloS1ns CLOSE upon
ltt Haek. 10 gel money 1oe sactea uaeat frct-
estant officials sola tlekotb % nhioh et,tas!o tue
nolaes % enter chu1ch lesuVal. maze eldt-
ahu rave 3ol!y time SehetallY. ohn .aso
writer has fosclbly remarked that sha 'd!Ier-
ence botween INC Two systems 0! lnuulGonces u,
that tho dealers T. tn Protestant IT, indaleences sin
appears to our mind that tho ptopor WY is to
iay tue necessities Of tue case before
sne peop ao ,t snen apnea a,o, 10 1seas co.,
sn fs iet nn oess so0%
sides, thoy seom TO have foanu out thae Tho
ghy, G!auy thioAB ioSo tne!E atohhehs mora
than they 10 me cause OF oh!tns' 10 aasy d.
~ ~ rsi - on tnr .osg ~, o. ,u
ana eoseIousneas: or, IN otAoe "otus, lucy pro,
pose 70 inaute those pasb'4ns 1as. as price pad
10! tue money theg aeeu. Who can make ~
osslinatc OF thc damage dohe 90 tho Cause OF
Cod BY these late inyent1oils 31;!2 Of men ~ the
churches OF our 1hndf VINO can eHtlmhte tue
danngo they arc doing 70 tho rising generations
ct men5 Let uS snpposo case. The ~ T,--
Church. d.. o. - nee!s some money. ING
chuteh oiela's n mee9 ano oseado 10 ho!d a
festival Tho time u ret aud tho arrange
ment6 oto gong on. Expectation 1a On
tspioo. AZ last tho time arrives. Charlie
Jonss and slssa Jackson 3ln Jensus u y. and Fan;
nle fllst; arc seen hnrIy1ng toward tho placo ot
tho festival. Lot us tako look At matters and
shinea lnsoo sho chutcn: ffom aestocrat'c
bulls and billiard SALOONS, Hklnt and sinner. Ill
arc there. They all Hecin 10 enjoy themselves
and have worry tine time. At last, toward the
close, aosne pious eaafeh member tusna q auction;
inrs" u mi yst snosan ~ ia sn.s torrss"d
and 70 hoar lin say; Ladies' eud gentlemen,
this rsko il DIVIDED ,nto yo n,nces. mn NJ thoa
niaces conta;ns Ina cotd s rips' wv Torth ~
}iow much do { hear for tia f.ret niaca !;
1.-Two dollasa.s bids 4 boz Is yasrs pf sse.
1.i,.-. H.. -. -rNs
, 1876-02-07

seats Of THUR trousers, or from aoine nthor
reason guile "a consIstent with his ovn dignity
As 4 man-uutte M inconBAtens with tho fact
that no ia nos child, Or tho hypothesis that 10
ia not a lunstic.
, 1876-02-07

Joseph Wore the First PulI-Hack.
lI1s. Pos,phar pulled Is lack Had IL been stitched
on Domestic, history would have Leeu altered, ~
TIE Domest,c saving never gtyes way.
, 1876-02-07

Lundborg's Perfumes
sxs lbs natural toHerp And bouqusss
, 1876-02-07


To ne Editor of The Ch&:aqo tribune:
CnlcAoo, Fob. 5.-Ald. 6palaing, Of the Fourth
Ward. has promised Us to lay before tho Council
on Monday evening the ordinance for the re-
moYal OF tloso railroad tracks OH South Clark
betwoen Twelfth aud 1'wonty-secoud streets
We therefore ask you 10 cali ths altoutinn OF the
Aldermen TO the fact, aud request them to vote
for 4 speody removal Of ll,ose TRACES, ~ The
l.ail,oaA Company IL willing 10 loAva CLARK
strcas AZ soon W they get permission to lay aud
uBe tracks I'll their own grounds, between Clark
aud Aru1ld nIruutu. MANY CITIZENS.
, 1876-02-07

Co., Merchsp1lse, a1O; spraguc, Wc,nor 4 Co.,
$40; seeberger 4 Dlchkey. sl0; Towle & Nopnr,
elo Franklin alaoyeagL 4 Co., s5 John s1n-
son Loomls, s5. Through Mrs. D.. a. Care !:
From Armour i Co., $50; G. u. blair, SO /;
Stephan r. Gale Sos; Armour, Dnla l. Co., ea5
Nathan Corwith, sa5; j. T. Hynaou, S.0 !;
Croley. pmight 4 Jiette. go; John Il. Walsh,
s % s 4 l. sn?s2l el ea es:i III; H. 'n: f. IT, shSii- W
,narth. slo; nandcll b1os., 80; i. Ftlok. 80.
Through Mrs. Fernando JotleB: From f;u,lliion
DeorinE. $40. Through Mrs. L. Il. lIail: From
his. J. q. Haincs. s..
Atthe monthly mocting Of the Good Samaritan
Hoclety, lold Thursday u Ikoom II, l73 lsanaoph
strest tho Presideus presiding, tie following 10.
porte were given: Donatona from lle,ltie!d,
1}owen i Walworth Co., s25, Prof. David Swing,
elt; ". Y. Baker, t:0: Cemout. Morton {
Co, slD; Knowles. cloyou i Co, $40: Fitklns
Il ljtoo4A slo; Cha,lea Gosnago d Co., I'D );
Z. l. y. ketkAe. *l0; MandeI. Bros., 81; u.
l3aue1, e.; cahl! IN enall bu,us. %34.bU lllno.s
Central Railroad. ono carload co1l ktato Flour.
(! !ng Mills e.. naffe! aouE; susg !Ansaortr.
three xaahssands; receipts from the Intlusl1Al
Department, f5i.2s. Admitted to the Hume
during the mouth, II tt!isf anu employment
fusn,hhed during tho mouth 70 AG. A co.nu..tea
Has sppotnteMa - to e.. sonstdss % tue cases Of youns
we'll. the intention being to provide Lones and
proper care for tho homeless ones Who have M
fHendA 70 intercede in their behalf.
Truth bTnAN0KH THAN FICTION
A remarkable occurrence, recalling Ia some OF
tta features the ssoriea secouutei in tho Arabian
Nights, took place last week Oh Wood street. 4
humble cottage on that street IL tcnantel by a
young couple who Last year made their hrids!
tour to Califoru!A, Oregou aud Washington Tor
Eitory. While engaged N salmon. ilshlnx On onu
of tho rivers, tha bridegroom was 10 unfortunate IL
~ 70 drop INTO Its curtent = valuable diamond
Eing belonging 10 hih wis. The loss Of tie eou,
waa. OF course. mourned, but after willis the
ancident was forgotten, nor was it seoailed till
List Ihu.sdsy evening, mhea tho youuX huxbslld,
covered shAt I'll. wife had prepared for auppar i
can OF salmeu. Taking IL up, he looked tarolessly
At the label, and said: "WLy. Marion, ths p.i.
mou va pne up 1t shat very plaza whesei lost
your ring lat summer. Wouldn't it DO odd il 4
salmon had swallowed II. and been caught and
cauuod Il thss vers tsctory au1 tnt laao this
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
SILVER CITY, NEV. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1876.
DIR. THOMAS,

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Has resumed the practice of his profession
st the DOUGLASS BUILDING (second fioor)
SOUTH STREET, three doors south of the
Bank of California; entrance on G and b
streets
OFFICE HoURs FOR CONSULTATION
FROM 9A. N. to 5P.M and from to sp. M.
DIR. THOMAS graduated at the Royal Col
lege Of Surgeons, England. and the Royal Col
lese of Physicians. London. and received his
diplomas as member of the Royal College of
Surgeons, England. and licentiate of the Royal
College of Physicians, Lendon, in the years
1859 and ,sGA. a a
DIR. THOMAS also passed his examination
at Liebeg's University of Glessen. Germany,
and received his diploma as Doctor of Medi-
cine with the
HIGHEST HoNoRS.
These diplomas, together with testimonials
from the FIRST EUROPEAN PHYSICIANS.
may be seen in hts office.
DIR THOMAS NAV be privately and cont,
dentially consulted for the cure of Diseases
of the Generative Organs, Nervous DEBILITY,
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness, Strict
ure OF the Urethra Weakening Dreams. Heart
Lung and Kidney Affections, Skin and Conta
gious Diseases, venereal or otherwise.
DR.. THOMAS treatment is EMINENrLY
SUCCESSFUL, at once arrestiny seminal loss
and restoring power to the most bro&en-dowu
constitutions, and that AFTER OTHERS
HAVE FAILED.
The young. middle-aged and even those sd.
vanced in life should not despair of
SPEEDY AND PERMANENT RELIEF
From their sufferines. but should, without de
lay, consult DIR. THOMAS, who will give a
conscientious opinion as to the extent of dis
ease in each particular case.
TO THE LADIES:
DIR. THOMAS merely states that he may be
coNFIDENTIALLY CONSULTED in all dis
eases incidental to FEMALES.
In 1864 DIR. THOMAS received special
diploma from the Royal College of Surgeons,
London, in
MIDWIFERY AND DISEASES OF WOMEN
AND CHILDREN,
Signed by DIR. ARTHUR FARRE and DIR.
ROBERT LEE. Physicians TO the Princess Of
Wales and Duchess of Edinburgh. This di.
ploms can also be seen in the Doctors office.
In conclusion the Doctor desires to state
tina, every patient treated by him will receive
>GUARANTY OF PERMANENT CURE,
DIR. THOMAS receives invalid male pa
tients into his Private Medical Establishment
where every attention is paid to their comfort
~ experienced nurses. the Doctor, etc.
tEAs n29ff
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
DAILY
LYON COUNTY TIMES.
OFFICIAL PAPER OF LYON COUNTY.
Terms, 25 Cents pe- Week.
Don Carlos in America.

1T has been telegraphed that Don
Carlos, the pretender to the Spanish
throne, is now in Chicago. He
brought no letters of introduction
apparently, but has been discovered
attending church, it being the Gus
tom in that city.to spot and study
up all strangers attempting that
dodge. He was recognized last Sun
day by those who nave seen him at
Madrid and Paris-probably visit
ors from st. Louis--and they are
very positive that it was he. What
the Don Intends to do at Chicago is
painfully uncertain. Perhaps he
wants an interview with Dom Pedro.
Their mutual ancestors were neigh
bors aud relatives, and have had
some lively times together. Carlos
has plenty Of time for talking and
being sociabie now. The business of
pretending to throne can be carried
on when it is done quietly and
peacefully. But if the exiled Prince
is going to enlarge his business and
preteud to things generally, the soon
er he leaves Chicago the better for
his prospects. He will find too
much rivalry in that occupation
there
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

THE CENTENNIAL GRoUNDS.-
plaza on which the Centennial build
ings are erected is a beautiful and
commodious one. 1t is to be open
10 the public on Sundays, under a
rule adopted recently by the Com
mission, but the buildings and the
exhibition will be closed. The Com
mission declined to discuss the ques-
ton of allowing liquor to be sold on
the grounds, which are divided by
Belmont avenue into two zones
temperate and intemp rate; on one
side are all the fountains and the
lake; on the other, all the restaurants.
If visitors are precluded by authori-
ty from drinking anything but water
in its modified forms in the various
departments, the procession will be
q melancholy one.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
More Sehenck.

WASHINGTON. May l. - General
Schenck has been requested to APP
pear before the House Committee
on Foreign Relations tomorrow to
explain some discrepancies in his
testimony which were made appar-
ent when the committee last week
came into possession of the original
documents and letters bearing upon
the case. Members of the commit
tee say that these papers, some of
which were written by General
Schenck, do not agree with his
statement before the committee.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

80 SOUTH G STREET. VIRGINIA CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

Don't forget when in want of
printing in every variety, that The
TINES office is the only office in the
county that is prepared 10 do any
class Of work.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

The prospects for good autumn
yield of wheat in the East are not
favorable. ~a~ ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

DR. THOMAS receives invalid male pa.
tients into his Private Medical Establishment
where every attention is paid to their comfort
~ experienced nurses. the Doctor, etc.
.tA. rao.ff
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03

OFFICE Hours FOR CONSULTATION
From "a. N. to 5P. NJ. and from to s P. NJ
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1876-05-03
TO THE LADIES :

tina. every patient treated by him will receive
>GUARANTY OF PERMANENT CURE,
The Morning herald., 1876-11-11
s,oos Feeling I'm North Caroline

\ dispatch from Raleigh, N. Or NO
vember 5, says: !.
.0The issue of the State and national
elections Of Tuesday sigBalized the advent
Of an era OF good feelingin North Carolina.
The Unprecedented spectacle was present"
ed here this afternoon OF monster mas,
meeting of citizens of both parties and
races assembled to exchange Fluctuations
upon the result. 1t was addressed by
prominent Republicans as we'll as Demo
cras. A brilliant congratuletory speech
wa. made by Col. Thomas c. Fuller, o
Raleigh. Col. Fuller eloquently euloglz
ed the American Union, which he sale
must be held supreme forever, and assure'
the colored people that all their right
and franchises should be maintained. ID
said:
81 tell YOU, coIored men, in the presenc
Of onr splendid and sweeping victory, ths
the white men Of North Carolina will rrc
tee. and defend your Liberties always ao
against all comers, even with our heart
blood if needful.'
| Col. VIM. f. Richardson, editor OF tn
Republican State organ, counseled peac'
full recognition of the Republican defes
and cheerful acceptance Of the situation
Col. Richardson was seconded by Jam'
i II. Harris, the talented colored member
the State Republican executive commltte
Gen. VIM. X. Cox, chairman Of the Den
ocratic State committee, Endorsed the SCI
,,ments expressed by Col. Fuller, al
MANY other speakers Of differing polite
affiliations followed. The great meetll
Il concluded at late hour amid enthusia
. tic acclamations and with hearty and una
u imous good feeling. pea.