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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
LETTER FwonE THE GOVERNOR.

Late yesterday evening we received the
following letter from the Governors secre-
tary relative to the Grand Jurys report. The
Governor has, we have no doubt, taken the
proper view of the case:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
State of Louisiana. !
New Orleans. August Is, 1891
Geo. ", Dupre. ESQ. State Printer:
Dear Sri am directed by his Excelency
the Governor to, advise. you that early In All
ton of the Grand Jury Of the parish of Or
leans. special report made by that body on
the subiect of bill against the State, bearing
date March 20, 1878, presented by you as State
Printer. In this report the Grand Jury state
fact that there was In the bill an apparent
oyercharge, amounting to several thousand
dollars; and they suggest that the attention
Of the Executive and law officers Of the State
to taking such steps as may most directly
lead to the recovery OF any amount Of which
the State may have been defrauded by the
payment OF the bill above referred to-"
He also directs, me to acknowledges receipt
of your letter of August /, in which, referring
to chat report you state that you are "desir-
Gus of answering at once in the fullest, fairest
and cGmpletest manner the charges made
therein and you request, to that end II con-
sistent with public interest. that he appoint a
upon the matter, so that your "vindlcation
may result from investigation by properly au-
thorized and competent persons"
He further instructs me to state that he has
given the subject of your letter careful con-
sideration, and has reached the conclusion
that he has no legal authority or capacity to
order such a board or committee. We're he to
organize such board, the parties who would
perform It's duties would be under no legal
obligation. but would act entirely of their own
volition. No oath could be administered to or
by them. Nothing but unsworn statements
could be submitted to them, and any conclu-
sion which might be reached in the premises
would be without legal force or effect, and.
therefore, utterly vain, useless and fruitless,
He has also examined the law relative to the
Printing Board, with q view Of ascertainng
whether that board had any duty to perform
as resulting from the report of the Grand
Jury. He Is of the opinion, from that ex-
animation. that 1t has not
He will at the earliest moment submit this
report to the law officers of the state for such
action as may be deemed proper.
Very respectfully,
SAINT FLOWER,
Private Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
CITY ECHOES.

VIM. Burchert was locked up In the Third
Station, charged with the larceny OF nat.
Yesterday Mrs O'Neil hit Harry McGlade
over the head with stick, and injured hlrns5
McGlade was sent to the hospital.
Steven Barrow, aged three years, while
playing on the deck of the iugger Assump-
ton, lying at the head Of Barracks street, fell
overheard and was drowned.
Orleans No 81 has bought another horse for
their engine, and named him John Herberte
after the president of the company.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
THE A ASSUMPTION.

Yesterday was the Feast of the Assumption,
: festival Of the Roman Catholic Church, orr
ainating in the tradition that the soul and
l,ady Of the Virgin Mary had been carried to
HEAVIER, by Christ and His angels.
qba church has therefore since time imne-
,,,ge,ssal kent the fifteenth OF August as day
- ssa,per and rejoicing In memory OF Mafy,s
Translation into glor u. r.;t,.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
A Fugitive FROM Justice.

Sergeant Edward Ryan yesterday arrested
a negro named Edward Nannery, alias Frank
Station charged with being q fugitive from
justice
The accused is wanted in Orange county,
Va, for robbery.
He was brought before Recorder Smith ana
remanded to the Parish Prison to await q re-
uuisition from the Governor Of Virginia.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
Pulled by the Detectives.

Aids McDonough and Pecora yesterday ar
rested weLl-known negro politician, naIaea
trail Station, for obtaining money under false
pretenses. 4,
Metz's modus operandi is on q very small
SCALE he rarely making over twenty-five or
fifty cents on a transaction. The way PC
works his point is by calling at q gentlemans
house and stated that Steamboat at the
landing has brought the gentleman bunch
of fish, box of fruit or something Of that
kind He then tells him that Il he viii give.
him twenty-five or fifty cents he viii bring
the fishgor the fruit, whichever it may be, to
him In this manner Metz has victimized a
number of persons in the city.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16

Patrons Of first-class hotel Justly consider
themselves entitled to comfortable rooms.
bountiful bill of fare and courteous treatment
in the Office. All these, combined with notable
at the Colonnade Hotel, philadelphia, Pa,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16

staub cares neither for The yellow fever norfor
reports from the Board Of Health: he ignores
panic; he remains undismayed at oldthWaite5s
of Canal street, and thence dispenses 10 the
public and sends to the DEMOCRAT all the latest
newspapers and periodicals.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16

Late yesterday evening we received the
following letter from the Governors secre-
tary relative to the Grand Jurys report. The
Governor has, we have no doubt, taken the
proper view of the case:
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-08-16
TINE YELLOW FEVER,

OFFICE BOARD or HEALTH
New Orleans, Aug. Is. 1875
Official statement Of cases Of yellow fever
reported In New Orleans is as follows, viz:
Deaths from - III. yesterday to u m. to-
day. Observation-Disclosures. II
New cases Observation-Disclosures. %
Total cases to date. Observation-Disclosures 1914
Total deaths to date ..................2 1o
SAINT chopin, M. D., President.
II atnr,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

I....s-s,,,., !. carried iouE. n Il not Ahr-
800 shaa men who pretend u Be I'll
versed in pahlie STAIRS shoasa a1xs
overlooked se<h an Important matte I
II = surprising.
Finally. RaIyaa calls 10 the friends O
Ioear Opslon 70 b p and doing
rart se -. easSl ye ~. prpars iks
.rrw Az SD Tie nE6iing-block est q
Ire rss Of ny psep
Wul the friends Of local option throw
of All supineness and awake TO the woik
which the magnitude Of their task re-
uuiress Whiskcy Is in the midst OF nss
entaiIiug enormous evils on man: and %
Il NOT of transcendent importance to ev-
evy advocate Of the charitable move
move il question TO work Increasingly
IA behalf Of the same Enemies are
industriously and cunningly at work
endeavorine 10 ihwart the movement
Howl The answer IS plain and Irreiu-
table. They say that i Is manifest thai
the expressions ia the Bible prove that
Intoxicating drinks are commended, and
in their vehement appeals to the pas
sions Of the weak and illiterate, tney
quote certain texts to show that the b.
Bile sanctions the indulgence OF lntoxl-
eating beverages Friends Of Temper
anee . glorious prospect Is before US,
The Prince Of life is on our side. LEI
| rs Be up and dong. "Hsllelujah, soI
the Lord God Omnipotent reigneth.
Even now local option IS extending sis
connuests 10 several counties. IL we
will but do our duty, Il viii have IT.
way within the borders cf Old ST. Ma
rvs ere many months. Blessed thought
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

THE Local 0pTfoN BiLL.-In res
ponse 20 inquiries a. TO the character Of
leeislaiioa which has been proposed
during the present session At Annapolis
On the subject OF Local Option, We have
10 ssy that che measure in greatest IA
vsr vita temperance people and which
stands the best chance sfbeing adopted,
Il any u adopted. Is The bin that pro-
vides thai q The next Congressional
eiection shere shall be IA electios Scr
and against license in every electiondis-
trirs or the several counties and legisls-
ssvs districts oftks cssy Of Baltimore and
the resslsprocIaimedb BY the elerks Of the
eoarts. u a majority ~ sCtesshall be cast
aeaiasiIieense where iieense now exists.
there shallbe no more liquor sold aftershe
6r.s Of Nay, 1879, The endOi the license
year. except BY druggists on physicians
prescription. II = majority Of votes be
cast For license. where prohibition DOW
exists, license can be taken out under
she iseense lsws for the balance Of the
license year, snd thence on regularly.
until aE== unless the Law shall be
changed By = subsequent vote Of the
people of the district And thereafter.
every second year. IL oae-soursh Of the
number Of registered Votes cast at The
rrseeding general eleehOa shalt petit
tioa the court Of any county. etc. for >
new election The court shall order one
At the following Congressional election.
which shall decide The siafxs Of such
eleeiion district for the ensuing two
years. and so on The present STATES
q every district stands until changed
- the naansr pasvided in the biz.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22
n xExoRlAx.

When we look upon the lifeless form Of loved
one clothed for the grave and gaze upon the
dear features so soon to be shut 10 forever from
our earthly sight BY the narrow cot6n lid,
there seems nothing fe to us but grief and tears.
zen the sweet promise 81 am the Resurrection
and the Life" Is elouded in our great sorrow,
nor can the bright vision ofonF loved one, Wnien
faith points out 10 Us IN its fight 70 Savior
welcome 10 realms Of bliss console Us for the time
for the loss Of our dead. lis human fatrfe to
mourn over broken ties and crushed hopes, over
the grave Of a friend. Our Savior wept Win
the desolate and sorrowtng. Nor does De ehide
us when We weep DER the CRATES Of our loved, y
Il be rot Ia mufmurink against the decree q
providence. Death; tfiUugh iteomes sweetly and
1ratefnIIv 10 the diving, 10 always full ofanguish
10 the surviving The vacant chair and new
made grave are ever mute reminders Of the glad
ome spirit that short time ago frightened ms
6rcside and charmed our hearts, and 70 hear tha'
sweet voice no more, 70 see that dear form never
again Is anguish too great to be borne but TOT Inc
tender care OF our Savior. All this has been real.
lied in the home circle Of the tender daughter and
devoted wife 10 whose memory We Cner TINS niue
tribute Of our esteem.
Mrs. ALICE RUSSELL died on the 5th ofFebrua-
m. 1873, aged %. Having for four years SUI
tered from that insidious disease v hich one mo.
o. FstS Hi sSesdlits, tke se1t pan
with the near approach Of death, she bad l0sss
fixed her hopes upon that endless future when thl
soul, relieved from earths pains, inds happy
repose amid the flowers Of Immortality wher'
ties are never severed. She was faithfully OBJ
servant OF her church duties clinging to its beau
lifnI faith with answering confidence, and th'
Christian virtues that were so happily exempli
fed in her comparatively short life, shone viii
renewed iustre around her deathbed. She me
the pale messenger calmly and peacefully. Her alb
scnee from the family circle has LEFT void mons
other on earth can I'll, yet when time shall have
Modified the intense grief Of stricken loved ones
they shall sweeily realize the assurance her las
houFs gate that her freed spirit is but another
tie added 10 the IoNed ones gone before who
swept their cords with the ttiumphs Of JOY thai
she bad laid down the cross to wear the crown
in 80 tr4
i''The far away home sf the SOUL"
Bgeayed ones hafkea 70 thesweet music ofthai
Spirit Harp as IL steals into your ear ofaith like
voice bat TO angels knownl Itcomes 70 lure you
closer to that Interchangeable home. In tsseraphiC
strain thy Savior speaks hear and hush Thy sof'
row. $3.50 .e
on. how sweet Il win be In that beautifhI land
So free from all sorrow and pain
With songs on our Iipsa and with harpsin our hands
To meet one another Sgait.
Ike.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

S1S Ak4sx1G41 6EWeE
For February is number Of more than usua
szosiienee and variety. No branch Of fAEm-Iifi
o. arm-Nork but receives fall and timely treat
fnensi and in this issue 10 found the ezpsriencl
and obtsrvatiOn Of ~oFs than sizty Of the mos
succesaal practical agriculturissa nfthis section
Whoss views are eiveH On toe nFusiHg and
everyday impOrsaHcs % farnsH
Reports Of he proceedings of several assoeia-
tons Of practical and intelligent farmsns and
valuable paFsrs On clover, tobacco, the peanut
the other iEai nfsahtcr crop, are presented. Fruit
growing, tls dairy, Iiss-aiock managsmeat, pouL
try-raising, vsgesabIs-aseSihs,--aII have dus
space; a. do Oruamnnsal saEdezing, Horticulture
and hone depaEsmans ioF he ladies Of the
ho1sehold. esHe 80
ACREAGE depaFsmsns consaininr, besldes some
readable address, fail report u grnnge move
ments in Maryland. So.
A number OfiIIustrAsions are given, including
full-page plate, as lrontispieee, cfa crIsbrated
Maryland herd Of Berhshires, made from draw
ings from life.
The subscrpticn prince Of the Farmer % 81 50
. year, but clubs Il Eve receive it at9I. SAM
uel SAnds 4 Son, Publishers, BaIumore.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

FonEsex AnD poMEsTrc 0UTLooK.
The Cardinals have commenced ball
lOsing Gor q successor TO Plus TX and, i
the secular press is TO be believed. are
mach divided in opinion a. to their
choice. there being three distinct par
ties in the sacred college. one retrogres-
.ive. another for the maintenance ofihe
sssfus qu0d and another for putting the
church e. rapport with ideas Of modern
progress. The war vsPorings in Eu-
rope have greatly simmered down since
our last issue and the outlook now q
that England snd Russia viii try the e.
fecss of conference before resorting to
other conclusions,
The Silver Question has reached
vote IN the Senate, the result Of which
i elsewhere given. with the text ofthe
bin adopted. II Is now authoritatively
.anounced that President Hayes has nc
idea uf authorizing interference with the
local aGEsirs Of Louisiana and never has
had. He probably regards the Court
proceedings against the Returning Board
kuaves ss impoliiic but he sees clearly
that he would be going back" on him
self and stretching bis authority beyond
legal limits 10 interpOse against loca
self-governmeu in Louisiana, the very
thing he has established. The Senate
by vote Of 4s 10 8. have passed bil
10 restore the pensions Of The surviving
soldiers Of the war Of 1914, who has
lost them BY becoming citizens OF tn
Confederacy.
lf introducing or asking leave q
introduce bills be progress. the Ma
ryIand Legislature IS making giori
GUS Roadway. We venture to 81.
that never before in The sane space Q
time has as large number Of bills bee
Observation-Disclosures That man,
Light after their reference 10 Commit
tees IL very certain. cad this is not al
nor the worst. In the vast volume Q
iegislasiou cut out. andin the short tim
left 20 work il up. meritorious measure
stand about the seine chance 10 be over
looked rs the hsEtiul ones. Every bod,
thinks his bantling Of more importance
than his neighbOr's and thus. We fear
cur present Legislators are likely to d
and leave undone much which the,
ought not. and make themselves. be
sides name more remarkable for prom
Use fhaa performance. While there j
vet time, would IL not be well 10
them 10 dispose Of what they have al
r.aay proposed before proposing an.
thing elses
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

4 solid understanding Of measures
and men is no more essential tosubstan-
tisl progress than Is : solid uadrstand-
iag for the body necessary for its male
rial progress. II j. more shame than
pity 10 perceive people Of elegant
physique sliding and shaking along In
stead OF walking As they should. because
their inaitention to the health Of their
feet has permitted the growth Of corns
and bunions. which are ugly dis6gsire-
ments and sources Of torture. Kel-
Ier's Roman Eminent always removes
them painlessly and eaecsually.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

"The best way TO resumes to re-
sumo" So the best way to recover
heaIth--is 10 recover it. AS Greedy
would have no ''sham" efforts to bring
out coin again. so the invalid should
pursue no course Of fancy freshmen;
10 regain health, but use the most
direct means 10 promote its restoration
As notwithstanding remedy, kelier's
Vegetable Life Drops stand Pre-emi-
nent, acting as they do upon the great
organs of the system, very positively
vet so soothing as to occasion no posse
bic discomfort. Sold everywhere.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

To CosarspossEsrs.-"A Revery"
bv We, and an sceoaat Of Fox chase
n che 6sh district 81 80 eyewitness
~mounsed o. shsnk's Mare" win be
ur;nsed In our nrxt. TwometricaiefoEsss
one 90 the theme. Time proves all
things" sndthe other, an apostrophe to an
YoIS Tree, = both BY The same writer
have been received and are held nPdef
.dv;-ement. "Fail Races. 1850, . se-
lre.ea piece, received and win be pub
lished in our next.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

Some pugilists in the and district, low man,
on side we have not been informed bad qtitl
an engagement on Monday last. fhe dispute
arose about the title TO piece OfIsnd. Many
blows were given and received, and the attack
ing parties were forced 70 retreat, which they
did In good order. We have not been informed
Of the number Of killed and wounded, and would
be thankful 70 acOntributOr for hat information.
Another eDgagemeut Is imminent, bat nsgotia-
tons are on foot TO ealla CSngrsss OffFiendly
powers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22
r. c.e. # ne ruAiss sssas.

We have made an inspection In regard TO the
cost Of repairing the Public roads OF The eounsy
during che rear 1877, that Is, from the lst cay
Of Nay last to the Ist Of January, and have a.
cer.ainea that Il win cost nearly $1,000. THIS
calculation e based upon accounts and reports
which have been Hled to the present time undei
= reeeht order Of he Board OfCOunty COmmis'
soners, nor Is IL certain that other accounts an
not still outstanding.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

Westminster Review.
The Leonard Scott Publishing Co., Al Bar
clay Street, n. T., have sent us their reprint ol
The Westminster Review Tor January. The fol-
lowing table q contsnts shows that iG il q VERY
interesting BumbeT.
7. tsDem0cr9cy n Europe." n. s'CharIotss
Bronte." III. 'afbe EAueasion ~ Girls. their
ACCESSIBILITY 10 Cniversifies.n w. "Leasing I:
his Life and Writings" ". The Indian Fasn-
inc how dealt with IN Western India" VI.
saCharIes Eumner" VII fsTAe Telephone .
VIII. 'India add Our coIosiai Empire" k
Contemporary Literature.
The E1exiodieals reprinted by The Iernard Scott
Publishing Co. 81 Barclay Street, N. Y. are AZ
folIows: The London QnaSfesIy, Edinburgh,
Westminster, and British Quarterly RevieWs
and Black wood . Magazine. Price, 50 year for
any one, or onIy SIS for all, and the postage -
prepaid by The Publishers.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

In digging a well few days ago on the farm
of James Gay, Esq, in the Beggar's Neck section
Of this district, quite number OF ocean sneiis'
ffesh looking and in an excellent state OF PFeseF-
walton, we're found thirty-Hve feet below the
surface. OF the two specimens shown us, both
we're Of the clam variety, one scoilCped, the 9TH
er plain. The questions Aew these shells go'
where they were found and also rAeH, are re-
specsfuIly referred to gsOlCgisss.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

50 Yoa caA hAs aAyihisE IN she sew;.<
Sceline line al the established and Teiiahle Ca
800 Nrc. Co, al y Car STRKKT, BALTTntsn,
lorer than anywhere else In the eoantry. Amope
effer induceasunfa. they guayenfss ell NaChiss~
3 usnrs. and Furnish oil attachments ssee.
So send foF their neN illustrated eatalowur
1-glns frre 10 asv address. Thar sell 6rxs-ciars
s~-.sSsaee ffnn sic to so. Their reputation e.
8 S dssaine i eel known 70 lnahy q yOar hs.s
eigifenss
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22
TRANSFERS,
ADDITIONS
AND ABATEMENTs
FOE SHE.

viii seIl about aon ACRES Of the Cherry Grove
Fe1r, Iocased I'm fhe Ttf election district, upon
--hssk 49,. r. a sE.,aIi new DWELLING HOUSE,
s, me 0T;T-HOUsES and q Young ORCHARD.
About one-third Of the land i IN wood The
shc~a land lies on 4 valuable creek in which
r,~rv ovssers could be seeded and Gdjolns the
F-rw of B. Tippet1. For terms, ETC., spPly
a. SARAH A. LONG.
p.h a ia7s-iy. Miiestown p. o., Nd.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

A solemn Rsquiem Mass ftK the FePose o. the
.ani ~ Pins TX wisI he aid a o a. NJ. in shs sew
sraI citgrches Of Leonafdtown Mission IN ths FOL
Iowina order In the church q s.. Johns on
next NOnaay wsek, DE 18th Of Febnary.
fustans. Il LADY, Chapel on Wednesday, TIE
9Th inss; in ST. Franeis xayisrsa Church on the
llfh IL March. FEB ID, 1879.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

Nessrs. Combs and KEY eaEne home in the Pa
,uxent boat on Friday last on short visit 70
their fariIles and 70 meet the plea-day ObiigA-
tons Of their profession. Both ara in excellent
health. Senator Combs Ieft for Annapolis on
Tuesday last BY Patuxent Steamer--hr. Key to
mains over until Sunday next when be expects TO
return By the Thompson. Tie present 10 the
firs. visit Nj. Key has paid hls bone since the
opening Of the session.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

SaPslze.
Three young men Of our acquaintance, having
the fear neither Of the Lerd nor law very strong
~ upon them, took Sail on Sunday last for q
dbcking expedition down the Bay and met with
the mishap Of being eapsized and thrown intO
water ten feet deep near the mouth Of GreenweIrs
Greek. Though encountered BY heavy clothing,
they all succeeded in reaching the boat in safety,
and 10 this they chung until relieved by the
friendly aid Of Mt. Somerset Norris. Il is, per-
haps, unBecessary for Us to add, the dueking our
young friends got was not the sort Of dackinE
they were after.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22
ron CLERK OF rue cIRcUIT COURT.

ktssrs Eaaors:-PIease annoupce JEkF u.
TnTFR A a candidate soF Clerk Of the Circuit
con.s.nt The election In 10 and say that he will
receive the undivided support q Tia voisfs e sns
Factory District.
FEB q. 1878. The Pecpse.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

zsasism lass
A Rsquism Mns was eeas6feaed In 81 Aicy-
siuS church, In our Town, Father VieinaHEa
cslebrant, on Saturday morning last for the re
noe of he soul Of the late Sovereign PontiH.
Tue eeremonies were very imposing. The ehnreh
was drapea in uiOurning and tbe bell was sOiled
amer each Angels daring The day.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

DRun PoIsr RoAD.--it is said. says
the Baltimore Standard. that such in
iuences hare been brought 10 bear 10
defesi the Drum Point Railroad project.
that the Csty Fathers win not even au-
thossze Che taking Of = popular vote 10
determine the question ofendossing the
bonas asked Coz By the company.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-02-22

Ylessn shsetsns. 8
We have ben requested . ssats that thsrs VII
!. p,v,on shoosinE mairh e 1soaardsown %
unnaa~. he asth lnnsnns, lna hsid q NJ. Key
- - g,I,.n,. skish ~iIlhs followed By :
snnrs q mOos's Hssss - night. TIE public are
invised to aftRnd.