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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-09-27
New York Democratic State Convention
The Platform.

SYRACUSE, September 26. The convention was
to meet at 10, hut at IL o'clock word was sent
from the conmlltee on credentials that they would
not be ready to report until one o'clock.
Accordingly al o'clock the convention assem-
bled, aud T., astus Brooks was elected chairman.
and made speech cuunselling harmony and unity
ant tsvoring hard money.
The following plstioi IN was then reported
The democratic party of the State OF New l OK
re Ali rms the principles set forth in its platform
adopted 1874 And 1877, and endorsed by arge
jorily OF the people OF this STATE; that gold aud
silver coin aud paper convertible IN coin al the
will of the no der, should DC the only currency Of
the country steady steps towards specie pay
ments; the honest payment Of the public debt
should De taken; We congratulate the state and
greenbsck currency oil the government wi b gold
and silver; the Preservation of he public faith q
tariff for revenue; 40 partial tsxatou; officials TO
accountability rgidly en- 'orced by ali civil and
criminal remedies, o private use OF public fund.
by public officers; corporations chartered by the
State should always be subject to the State super
Visions IN the inter Of the people; the party il
power Is responsible for all leg is alton while IN
power; economy 10 public expenses that labor
may be lightly burdened, and the lsborer fully
paid for his work no sumptuary laws.
The resolutions declare the Presidents title
fraudulent.
Ali the mmspy delegates were reported IA
vorably upon By the committee.
The platform Was then sdoI ted.
George B. Bradley Of stsubsn Co., was romi'
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EASTERN AFFAIRS.

VIENNA, September 20. 1t Is officially reported
that reputation from Zwornik has arrived ct
Iuzla, announcing to General Zspsry The sub
mission OF the Inhabitants, and expressing their
~ish that Austrian troops should enter the town.
A dephision from Peirossc, Kil.iavakuf and
Biea also declared submission to the Austrian
anthoule,.
LONDON, September 26. The Daily Telegraph
lie pstcn from Vienna says that owing to the diff
hculty Of transportation. army occupation 10 Bos-
uia aud IL, rzegoviua W i'll be reduced 10 Q strictly
necessary foice. A considerable share of the 10.
Cal administration will be entrusted to the mus
'ulnans, as means of concilisting the pupu-
ans, and AN effort will be made to reach an I'M
derstandIns with the porte, which will secupe the
. ct good office.
BELGRADE, September 26. Redoubts are being
erected over looking the rivsrs save and Danube
To strengthen the clIdsl Of Belgrade.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Atghanlstan Questios

LONDON, September 26. The Manchester
Guardians London correspondent ssys there are
ST ong ind Cations that government 10 not in .
hurry to take action Oh the Aighaoistan question
- their desire is to leave the responsibility and
conduct of the questi on almost entirely to Lord
Lyon, viceroy of lndia.
SIMLA Septen amber 26. Indian newspapers pub
lish The vlceroy OF midas dispatches to the smeer
of Afshanistsn. The first is dated August l4th
ID intmates IN friendly and dignifed language,
that il Is the intention of the supreme govern ment
of Iuds to send . mis- .ion to Csbul and requests
he ameer to issue orders tor securing safe con-
duct and proper reception to the representatives
of Q friendly power.
The second is date August 23d, and offers con-
dolence on the death of Abdulls Jan, heir appar.
ent to the Afghan throne. and notifies Sheene Ali
that the departure of the envoy will be postponed
until the period of mourning has expired
To these dispatches no answer whatever was
teturaed.
Notwithstanding the military preparations now
making it is believed that the government intends
to await the course of events and observe the
Ameers attitude before undertaking an sctsal in.
vssion of Afghanstsn.
Italy.
NAPLES, September &c. Prof. Pslmeiri is con-
s,ructing n bull Ssrk of scora around the observa-
tory on Mt. Vesuvius capsule OF Offering consid-
ei able resistance to the flow of lava should u
come in that direction.
Military Matters.
An official despatch from Achreen announces
lat the chief Of the rebels and his followers will
embark from Arabia the 18th OF October.
Personal.
CAssELs, September 26. Marshal Won Moltks
is unwell, the consequence of cold contracted
during the maneuvres of the troops.
An Outbreak.
A serious outbreak has occurred i. Siestani on
the borders Of Persia and AfghaDistsn.
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THE FEVER.

MEMPHIS, September q. Deaths A, cases re
ported 1923.
A severe rain storm accompanied with lightning
aud thunder, visited tins city after midnight, and
this forenoon the air is purer.
CANTON, September 26. New cases II; deaths
two.
From noon yesterday until noon to-day forty
three deaths. Tweniy-sx were reported this
morning.
Among the dead are Charles G. Fisher, chair
man Of the citizens relief committee, aud MIS-.
Cromwell, who came in charge Of the nurses sent
from Washington.
The Howard Association sen, nurses TO Browns
vile, Germanstown and Collierv lille, Tenn, and
Decaar, Ala.
NEW ORLEANS, September &C. A despatch an
nounces the death at Nicksburg this morning of
Will IN lockwood, pres ldenl OF the Howard AS
sociatiun.
BATON RoGuE, September %. New cases "a /;
d, aths none.
GRENADA, September 26. One death. no new
cases.
So FoUscHE CRossIN =, September 26. Two
cases, anu one wi n the BLACK vonu.
HICKMAN, September 26. There were three
new cases aud no deaths to day. The outlook IS
much brighter.
MARIAN, Tenn, Sen'ember 26. There was |
desth aud new case to-day
NEW ORLEANS. September 26. To-day twenty
sailuIs OF the steamship ST. Louis, lying at the
hesd of Jackson rect, left the vessel because
there were ,ome cases of yellow fever on board.
They we're Wiling to return provided the captain
sem the sick to the hospital aud had the ship
fumigated.
At the Smith street orphans HON twenty three
children nsve bee sick since the epidemic com
mebceu. Three had tue black vomit, bnt none
died.
From noon up to six o'clock p. NJ. twenty
deaths have been reported, and l26 cases, 81 of
VIII ich were prior to september 23I.
For the twenty four houis ny to noon there
were 23l cases reported to the bo I'D of health.
The grand total of cases is $685..
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Bridge, now in the se' eny-ninth year Of her age.
who seven years ago celebrated her own golden
wedding, and next week goes to Washington, D..
c., to be pre.ent at the silver wedding of her
daughter, Mrs. Oliver rriil,-Mrs Dr. Briggs
and Mis- Nsncv Craig. There is also to be add
ed to this list Mrs. Daniel Will ans, the sitter,
and Mr.. Horace b idge, the brother of MIR.
Bridge. II IN. !. w North, cousin Of Mr. Bridge,
Gov. J II. Williams. Mrs. DR.. Gilman of Port
land, Mrs Judd and Miss Ann Williams, brother
and sisters of Mrs. Bridge. who enjoyed the rare
opportu ni'y of being present at the golden we'd
ding Of their parents, Nov. 10, 1857, and of tn er
lister on the 2jih of this month.
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"The Etrst Dose Gives Relief"

Trial bottles DIR Swsyne's Compound Syrup of
Wild Cherry, rs cents.
The distress cough, which threatened serious
results, is quickly cured before developing fatal
pulmonary affection. For all throat, breast and
lung disorders, Asthmatc or Bronchial sffec-
tons, Hopping Cough, Liver Complaint, Blood
Splitting. &C., no remedy is prompt and effect
ual as "Dr. Swayne's Compound Syrup Of Wild
Cherry"
81 have made use of this preparation for many
years. ana it has proved to be very reliable ADD
etficacious 10 the treatment Of severe and long
standing coughs. know Of two patients, now in
comfortable health, who, but for its use, ! con-
slider would not now be living.
ISAAC s. HERBEIN, NJ. ID.
Straustown, Berks county, Pa.
Price Trial bottles, Is cents large size, 81,
or -ix for SIS A single Is cent bottle will often
times cure a recent cough or cold, and thus pre-
vent much suffering and risk of life. Prepared
only bv DIR. S~ayne & Son, Philadelphia. Solp
bv leading Druggists. Partridge Brothers, agents
Tor Augusta. septic teod&wtf
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Governor, Hon. F. W. Phkn, lives here during
the summer. but in the winter lives in lower al
titude on account of his health. The greatest OBJ
lection the democrats have to Mr.. Pitkin 10 that
he came to Colorado only four years ago, but they
make no objection to Tom Patterson. their candi-
date for Congress, who has been in Colorado only
one year Ions er than Mr.. Pitkia. Mr. Pnkin is q
native Of Vermont, but came here from Wscon
sin. The two candidates for State Senator from
this district which embraces five counties, are
both old so der-, one in the Union army and the
other in the Rebel army The republican csndi
date IN Hon. +. c. Peck Of Lake city, AID l. q ma
tive Of Pennsylvania. He is the man, who, in the
Republican state Convention iD 1876. presented
the resolutions nstructiug the delegates to the
National Convention TO vote for Hon james e..
Blaine every time. The democratic candidate is
named Gerry aud makes his boasts Of being IN the
rebel armv."
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

The Canadian propeller City Of Montreal 10
ashore high and dry at Port Huron, outside the
harbor.
A St. John despatch says Wallace Ross has &C.
cepted the chalIenge of Fred Paisted Of N. Y, 70
row a two mile race for $1,000, on the Kennebeca-
sis river.
The steam saw mill owned by w. j. Harring-
too, on Scadonic river. Shedisc, was burned. Loss
including machinery, $4,000; insui auce, el2.-
600
VIZ Edwards, first mayor of Tere Hsuts,
and ex speaker of the Indisnns house Of repre-
sentatlves. died yesterday.
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Fire.

tlGes
NEW YORK, September 26. Pierce's mill al
Holly, n, y, has been destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000,
Mormon Emigrants.
Six hundred Mormons arrived yesterday, and
leave to-day Tor Utah.
Chinese Embassy.
A special says the Chine-e Embassy will he pre-
sented to the Pr, sldent Friday.
Shooting ARRAY.
Charles II. River. fs,a y shot WIN. Leach, his
ta'her-in law, at Newark this morning while de-
Tending himself from Assault.
Railroad Accident.
Paymaster Frmsns train collided at Fresh
Pond. ON the Southern Rail- DAD, With the regular
train. Fumau got cut in the head and one of the
passengers of the regular train lhsd shoulder
broken. Inc collision occurred through the neg
lect of the operator to deliver orders
Internal Revenue.
The internal revenue officers of New York have
be gun raids small manufacturer, of cigars,
who have not given the necessary bonds.
Creedmure Shooting.
CREEDMoRE, September 26. The ccond dsy's
shoe ting OF the inter- arional team commenced at
eleven CLOCK. The light was quite changesble,
W nd steady southwest. requiring four point. At
900 wards II WAS quite yusty. The score at $40
and 900 yards ranges were: Ja kson 20. SO;
Clara Is, y; Sumner 70, 20; Blown 70, SO;
Rockwell 70. 81; Rathbone 10, 60 Dwight 70 &c
Geirl.h 60 Is. The rain inleiiered with the 100
yards shoot.
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STATE NE W 3.

A pleasant reception WAS held Tuesday evening.
at the residence OF Hon. A. w. Paine, 10 Bangor.
A large number Of invited friends were pressnt
xod the evening was pent in social Intercourse.
Miss Jen ole Paine WAS hostess Of the oscasiOn.
Bountiful refreshments were served.
Miss Lizzie Greeley. formerly of Dover. Maine.
is now in New York, where she has won MARRIED
hout rs in art. Her pictures have he'd the hosos
Of first positions in the Art exhibitions Of the ~.
trOpoiis. Maine girls are able to make thsir wsg
10 The world, in Whatsoever honorsbe walk e ~.
Dover and Foxcroft are remarkable tewns, = .
remarkable State, Sss the svslattea e snast gsis,
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" ASIiINt.rON.
Secretary Sht rman.

WASHINGTON, september 26. Secretary Sher-
man orders Inspectors of steamboats,, etc, to re-
D lrt violations of law to the u. 5. District Attor-
ney. and not impose and collect penalties them
selves.
Receipts.
The receipts of internal revenue to-day were
1888, 433. and from customs SAB, 5Sl.
Personal.
Cohen who has led the negroes in the labor
denominations TOR the past week, called upon he
President this morning, who admitted blm to bis
office, but coutteousy declined to hold any con-
versation with him on the labor question.
Cabinet Meeting.
The cabinet h, Id special meeting to-day. All
the members were present except Secy Thompson
aud r. NJ. Gen. Key.
A ai ge amount of business which had accumu-
lated during the Presidents absence. was consid-
cred. There some conversation concet ming
the clause IN the army appropriation bill passed
IN the last session Of Congress, prohibiting the
of the amy or any part thereof AS posse comita-
tu-, to AID civil authorities, exc.
DENIAL.
Gen. LeDuc says to day that there was NO
truth IN the report that he is to be removed from
the posi- tiou oil Comm ssoner of Agriculture.
Treasury Department..
The .ubscriptions to the four per cent loan to.
day were $500 700.
Personal.
A telegram received by Secy Sherman from
DIR. Bosil Norris, the attending phi, slcisn upou
Mrs. Gen'i Shei man at Atlantic City, where the
patient IS dangerously sick. He has hopes OF ber
recovery.
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THE LATE WIND STORM.
The damage DOne in llliuOis and In .
diana.

CINCINNATI. September &c Special despstches
give the following additional particulars of the
win storm last evening, at Decatur, Illinois A:
two children were iously injured Large trees
succumbed 10 the storm, and fences were play
things for the gale.
At Fort Wayne, Indiana, the Episcopal church
WAS struck by lightning and set ON fire, and much
damaged.
AT Charlottesville, Indiana, a large business
block was uDrooied and flooded with rain.
AT Lebanon, Indiana, a large humber of build
ing. were uuroofed. The Presbyterian church,
the finest building in town, is shspeless mass OF
81 ok and mortar. The streets are filed with the
rubbish and uprooted trees.
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Few are aware of the importance of checking a
common cold or cough in its first stages before 1t
has an opportunity to work upon the lungs to such
extent as to produce serious results. The best
remedy for this checking, healing and curing that
we kno~ of ia AdNmson's Botanic Cough Ba-am.
Price 81 and - cents. sept2j-tSwlw.
The fact Of the business is that Sulphur Baths
have become unnecessary since the introduction
Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap. cause that article an
swers the same purpose, VIZ the removal OF erup-
tons, rheumatism and govt. Sold by all Drug
gists.
HILLS HAIR & WHISPER DYE, Black or Brown
J0c. 4w.
sepll-t&wlmo.
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PENNSHLV ANA.
Coal Operations.

PHILADELPHIA, September 26. A joint meet
ing OF conn itlees Of the Schuykl and the Le-
high coal operations, was held here to-day to adj
just the prices of coal for October. The figures
of July, August and September were adopted ex-
cept the advance of tif,een per cent. on broken
coal.
The DelawNc & Hudson CsLa Company has
issued u circular for October, giving prices of cnsl
AS follows: Furnace and steamer 0ump) $50
each; crate and chestnut 1855 each; egg $50 aud
stove 20 per ton of 2240 pounds delivered free
on board at Rondout.
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At special meeting of Capital Lodge x. of
H., Wednesday evening, Sept. %. the following
resolutions were passed:
Whereas, We are called upon to bow in revere nee
TO the will of the Supreme Dictator OF the Universe,
and accept in meekness and submission to the
Christening of his hand, we are permitted to avail
ourselves Of the privilege of striving TO relieve
our overchsrged hearts by giving this feeble
tribute to the memory of our late Brother Knight,
Ammi NJ. True.
Resolved. That in the death of our Brother this
Lodge has lost one Of its most active and un,ir-
ing members, one who though ovei burdened by
the cares and duties of his business, wss always
willing to devote his time to the interests Of the
Order, and this Lodge in particular. That while
we deplore his loss as a member Of orr Order, we
cannot find words to express that greater loss we
suffer by the rude taking off, of one of the
kindest and nobest hearts that ever pulsated with
IN the breast of man. Msnv OF US knew him to
love him with that tender affection displayed by
children Of the same parents
Resolved, That the family of our beloved
Brother has our warmest and tendercst sympathy,
and while we feel that words are made quate TO
express our grief for this their great loss in the
sudden removal of the tender husband and aft
tionste and judcious father. who has been called
TO the higher life, by the Supreme Dicts or of the
Universe, we would yet commend them to Hi,
care who has promised HE will never leave or for
sake them" and while they weep within the dim
shadow Of the grave let them not forget the IA
diant light beyond, into which we trust he hs,
entered.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published in
the several papers of this city, and cory OF sane
be sent to his family; and be spread upon the
records Of this Lodge.
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Democratic Ccnvention.

LINCOLN, Neb., September Is. The democrat.
&c state convention met to-day. On Temporary
organization w. p Copnor representative d
hard money, Was chosen chairman BY FIVE MAORI
ty.
Committees on resolutions and permanent or.
gsnizston were appointed, and the convention
adjourned until to. morrow.
An effort will be made to endorse the green
back state ticket The demyerAts make no nomi.
nations.
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The Indians.

ST. LOUIS, September 26. The Globe Demo
Gratis lesvenworth specials say two companies Of
the Dad Infantry left there Wednesday for Monu-
ment station, Kansas Pacific railroad the point
where the refugee Cheyenne Indians are expect
ed to cross for the north. Col. Dodge Of the sd,
is there now will oil the garrison Of Fort Hsyes,
and two companies of the 10th infantry. asd vhea
the troops which left here reach him, be probably
will have force enough to control the Indians and
force them back to the reservation.
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MICHIGAN.
rre>tcd.

DETROIT, September 26. Hon. Thomas Har-
land Of New York, WAS taken INTO custody by u.
5. Mar hal Matthews, on his arrival here tn is
morning from the West. The war; mt for his ar
rest. it is stated, was issued upon an affidavit Of
Assistant United States DIST. ATTY Sherman Of
N. Y. The arrest made in consequence of
fol- chile removal of certain book sfrom U. s. Com
missioner Mayuard's. Office. at MsrQu, tie, Monday
evening. while test mony was helnx taken 10 the
income tax sui, of the United States W. Samuel j,
Tilden. Harsnd Was one Of the attorneys for de.
PENDANT.
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HOTEL NORTH,
AUGUSTA, NE.

This new Hotel has been erected du ing the past
year and Is now rapidly approas hing completion.
The building Ia iavoraby situated near the centre
i bu mess, on the principal street, hundred feet
st., al ils H. and rear extension on Commercial
u of IL 1t. Directly opposite the latter street.
j. the Passenger Depot ofthe v. G. x. K. Co. The
tel part OF hui ding is four stories high, con-
,ains eighty three rooms suit bis In size, well
Ii <hted and entilated with spacious parlors and
desirable al tes of rooms. steam apparatus Of
he most approved kind for warming has been in.
troduced. A thorough system Of plumbing fo- bath
rooms ater closets. etc. All n,cessarv kitchen
aud laundry convrpiences required for 6rst-class
hotel will be ppied 1t can now be leased by n
suitable party for a cries of years, and can be
ready for O cupancv tn short time. Apply to j.
w. NORTH or BENZ. q. DAVIS. septl0ttf
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YER MONT.


RUTLAND, September 25. George b. Brown
ing OF this place, was assaulted and robbed on
the highway Tuesday night. HIS injuries are
probably fatal. William Il. Main Of Rutland WIS
arrested. He has sold Browning watch, bought
3 wedding ring and married yesterday. He
was arraigned this meruing, pleaded not guilty
and was held in $40 900 for examination.
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WYOMING TERRITORY.


FORT FITTERMAN. September Is. The mail
from Mckenuy was jumped this afternoon about
twenty-five miles north OF here by twelve masked
men. They sucdeeded in surprising two soldiers
acting as escort. The horses and arms Of the cav
alrymen were taken, and the mail thoroughly
rausacHed.
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For the Ia dies.

The psnier has resolved itself into very small
dimensions, and consists in the slight looping or
draping OF the back breads Of the overdress. The
tight fitting coat sleeve remains in favor, and is
now made with a slight gathering at the elbow.
which makes it more comfortable to wear. Cor.
durov velvet will be largely used for underskir.
of winter costumes.
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Marrifn.

In his city, Sept. %, by Rev. W. NJ. Sterling,
Reuben H. Is ,ker 20 Miss Matte ID. Page, both OF
Chelsea
In Roctland, Sept. %, Mr.. Arthur NJ. Austin to
Mtrv VI. Crowley.
Ia Union. Sept. II Mr. C Payson to Miss Ida
r. Fuller, both OF Union.
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BASE BALL.

At Albany. New York-Albsnys IA. Lowells of
Mas, 3.
At New Bedford, MA.s.-New Bedfosds 8, Hol-
yokes3.
At Bostou-Bostons 4, Providences l--seven
innings on account of rain.
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Maine General HOSPITAL,

THE annual meeting Of the Corporation will he
held at four o clock in the afternoon OF Tues
da the eighth day OF October 1878, at City Hall,
Po' Il md, the purpose Of electing on GERS for
tn" ea~uing yenr, and Of ira s.ctinE such other
business a. may legally Do pr. sented
FREDERIC HENRY GERRIsH,
aept23 t3t Secretary.
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Mr.. Charles y. johnson, now win the Me.srs.
VI llken at Ilsllowell. is to he the successor of
MIR. Nour-e at the ofice of the Sprague Maniac
turing Company 10 this city.
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IS EE.
L.ynched.

NASHVILLE. September 70. James Russell, Q
coior.d man charged with attempting 10 commit
rape upon = white woman named Mrs. Jsckson,
WAS taken from the jail at Murfeesboro, u three
o'clock this morning, and hanged By mob, one
mile from the town. There WAS some doubt Of
his guilt.
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ILLINOIS.


New YORK, September 20. special from
Chicago says the report Of treasury informers and
agents give the results of their Investigations into
custom house affairs. Great undervaluations etc.
were found at New York and Boston, bat every
thing WAS done right at the Western ports.
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There will he a regular meeting OF Seth VII.
liams Post g. A r., thi, evening at 8 Com
ades are requested to be present, as business of
importance is to come before the meeting.