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The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MARRIED, NOT MATED.

Willis Pickard is known as the champion clog
dancer, and his has figured the bills Of the
diferent variety theatres Tor some time. About two
months ago he vanauished John Williams, another
clog dancer In contest for $3.50 at the LoIou
Bowery, and about the same time he vanqushed
by Emma Dillon, "charming cantatrice," who had
him arrested charge OF seduction under promise
OF marriage. To relieve himself from durance
the clog dancer consented TO marry the "can-
tatrce'' and they made by Rev. Mr..
Schreibe. As soon as Willis got out OF jail, however,
he bade his now made vile gOodby, ana sne has not
been able 10 hold communcation with him since On
Wednesday last sue applied to Judge Otterbourg for
warrant for hts arrest . charge Of abandonment,
and he taken before that magistrate at Fifty
seventh Street Court yesterday. The delinquent
band, who seems about twentythree years OF ago and
Is very diminutve In stature, acknowledged his mar
riagc TO Emma. but said that ne married under
compulsion and hardly Knew himself what he
doing the time. He said that he lived with his
mother Jersey CITY aud was arrestcd coming out OF
the olympic Theatre on an order from Judge In Kings
county and taken to Ludlow Street jail
the magistrate informed HIM that, no matter what
the conditions under which he got married, the
his vile and he would be obliged TO provide
something for her support. Mrs. Pickard seemed TO
enjoy her young husbands discomforture I'm mmensey
aud smiled at tho Judge, the officers and every one
contiguous TO her lovely presence. She lnay con-
sented to accept 81 week from Willis till such time
as he could provide a proper homo for her.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
THE SWIFT OFFAL CONTRACT.

CoNCLUsIoN or THE EXAMINATION BEFORE
THE BRooKLYN COMMON COUNCIL COMMITTEE.
The investgation OF tho charges recently made by
Francis SWIM, the ofa contractor, against Brooklyn
Guy Works Commissioner John W. Fiahcrty, rejecting
the orncIal action OF that gentleman connection
with the award OF the contract Tor the OF dead
animals concluded yesterday afternoon before
Common Council Committed
Fire COMMISSIONS Gallagher testified that no had
MIR. Hayes. Alderman W. II. Ray testified that while
he was member OF tho joint board Patrick Hayes
spoke to him about the Swift contract; nor did
Hayes send MN word to attend any meetings Of
Joint board. Patrick Hayes testified that he
spoke 10 Swt IA relation to the dead nnal contract
nor did be (witncss) ever stpuistc In any way TO
cure the influence Of John w. Flahcrty tor Francis
Swift he never received 81 900 from swirl in
ton with the contract; the agreement which no nad
alter Whites interest In Brooklyn; tho contract WAS
hod good as long as the joint board
With Mr.. swirl; no was 10 receive the money from
Waite with swift, II that was good White would on
January 10 give him 81 600 but II tho contract with
Mr.. 5wIit was null anu void he would not want the
wtncss' services any longer; witness 10 nave
So 600 Tor ave years from Wine long as the
contract held. Comtniss joan W. flanerty tcs
ned that be favor ol awarding the dead animal
contract 10 Mr. swift, ana tod him the first limo
he spoke 10 him aboutit never told swift that 'any
arrangement ne could make with Hayes would be all
rieht;" his preference Tor Swift was because
oi hts friendship aud his excellent facilities
for dong the work; made any
The contract; SWIM got tho contract on resolution
offered by General slocuin, ana witness voted Tor
had no personal interest In the action OF The joint
board witnsss said he made the motion 10 give Swlit
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
JERSEY CITY MUNICIPAL REFORM.

Mr.. Mcdonald, tho new Director-atI.arge OF tho
Board OF Chosen Freehoidcrs In Hudson county,
N. j., has discovered deficits amounting 10
thousands Of dollars which existed during tho
preceding rsgime. contract awarded 10 James
X. Morcen for drugs, has been vetoed on the
ground that drugs wcro roceivcd from him
which were not at Tor use, and the director
has openly intimated tnat u through fayoritism
otherwise this system be repeated he will procure
the Indictment OF the members OF the committee
award the contract Iho director announces that he
will not sign warrant Tor the purchase OF supplies
from any retail dealer. Mr. Mcrccin refuses 10 push
his olam IN the courts. a. he Is president OF Tho
Board OF Education and, owing TO his Onerous public
duties claims no ~ not respons be Tor the delivery
any inferior articles to tho pubic institutions Mr.
Mercen Ia spoken Of as Candidate Tor Mayor OF tho
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
SUSAN DICKIE'S SANITY.

Testimony was takon In tho Supreme Court ycster.
day, before q Sherin's jury, touching the unacy OF
Susan Dickie. Dr. J. W. Ranney first put upon
the stand. He testified 10 being converssnt with
methods Of treating the and with the phases Of
lunacy; he had been acquainted with the members OF
The Dckie family had charge OF tho father OF Susan
whlie he was afflicted and learned that one of his
children In the Bloom insdale Asylum; from her
being thcrs he concluded that she without
making any inquiry but visiting her he found her
TO be perfectly rational so far he could Tudge lately
he went to her with the view OF testing
her mind; he found her memory and all
her faculties good and could in way
discover evidences Of iunacy. Mrs. Michel
testified that had lived with the Dicke family TOR
number OF years, put had never seen any indcau0n
Of Susan being weak minded or having her brain af
iected She said the family had frequent quarrcs and
there was general lack OF harmony among the mem-
bers Of IT, Miss Dykeman, schoolmatc oil Susan,
testified TO having been constant associate OF hers
and having never discovered reason 10 doubt ner
SANITY On the contrary she found her accomplished
aud deeply imbued with religious feeling. number
OF MISS Dickies letters we're then produced and
In court Several other witnesses wnosei Testimony
OF like nature wSrc examined, and the inquiry
was adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
A TEACHER'S COMPLAINT.

My YORK, Feb. lists.
To THE EDITOR HnRALD:-
As You been the stanch friend OF tho
public school teacher instinctivcly appeal to you
against what may be a-breach Of good faitn on tho
part Of the Board OF Education The latter given
certain powers to the local boards OF in the
several wards for the appointment of teachers. AS
long she local board acts within that power, tho
Board Of Education is bound to good prom
scs. BY q Misunderstanding on the part OF somo
one local board were notified Of tho appoint
ment to hold meeting till week later than In
tended. BY reason OF that delay my appointment as
teacher falls three days on tho wrong sue OF that
provision by which u Is proposed TO salaries
OF male teachers Of less tnan yoars experbence
from 81, 200 to $500. Ny appointment given me
with the following assurance, that would DO paid
monthly At the Of ST. 200 year, and II my work
was satisfactory, my temporary appointment was to
be made permanent one. l receivcd those assur-
ancss Id perfectly good faith. l am not much a
lawyer, but ~ seems TO that the Board OF Educa-
ton be held responsible Tor the Of tho local
boards long local board acts in their service
have worked a month and earned 500. After tho
work Is doDe the Board OF Education propose to give
me $58 33 1-3 DO yeu call that good. honest, square
deallngf TEACHER.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

court In Chautauqua county and. make application
there for admissio to bail
Judge Donohue stated that he would not be able to
hear argument in the case, he had q spccia al
10 try In Circuit but signned mis- willingness 10
hear tho argument this morning. Mr.. Stlman. OF
gument must be postponed II His Honor could not
hear then, but he desired to protest against hr.
Clews being retained meantime tho custody OF the
Snerih OF ChautauQua county.
Messrs Hall and Bookstaver not very strenu-
this point, all they desired 10 make
OF Mr. Clews' attendance In court when wanted.
'sIll be personally responsible" said Mr. Stillman,
"tor Mr.. Clews' appearance Tor any hour the Court
may hx II he il eft u my custody"
I'VE have no objection to Mr. Stillman having
charge OF Mr. Ciews II he dssres It particularly" re-
plied Mr. Bookstaver.
.sLst Mr. Stiilmsn then take charge Of Nj. Ciews
meantime" said Judge Donohue.
The hearing IN the case theu set down for ten
O'Clock this morning. and this matter beng settled
all parties withdrew nom the court room, Mr. CLOVIS
going away with Mr. stlmap, and Sheriff Phelps, OF
Bookstaver.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
BANK OF NORTH AMERICA.

Tho Board Of Directors OF tho Bank OF North
America which suffered OF $s5, 900 by tho
detacation Of the paying teller, Turncy on wedncs-
day last held a special meeting at the banking house.
IN Wall street. alter business nours yesterday alter
noon. Mr.. William Dowd, the president ol the bank,
was in the cnar and stated the OBJECT OF tho meeting,
which was the consideration OF The capital OF the
meet the present rgency Nearly all tho directors
were present, and their views differed materially,
somc avoring OF capital others iavoring
a decrease. After a lengthy discussion the meeting
adjourned without arriving at any decision, The drec
tors being informed that another meeting would DO
held ~ the call OF the Choir
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
POISONED BY MISTAKE.

Coroner simms. OF Brooklyn, was notified yesterday
after that infant child OF Mrs. White residing
at No $40 Fulton street. had been fatally poisoned by
mistake on Thursday afternoon. IL appears that tho
mother oil the child was not we'll, and tho attending
ply Acian prescribed Dover's powders for her AT tho
time ne lett . simple mcdicino Tor the infant,
which was but sixteen days old. BY some mistake
the wrong medicine givon to the Guild, and not
withdrawing evcfy effort mado 10 us fo tho
Little ono died few hours after.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
ADULIERATED MILK.

On complaint Of DR.. J. Is. White, OF the Health
Board, the following named persons were held tho
Essex Market Court yesterday Ior selling aduorated
milk -Hcrman Beiue, No. 20 frankfort street, $500;
Frank Zehnder. No. 2o9 Wilham street, $500; Adc.
lade Gambling No 212 Wiiliam street, $500; GoIia
Holiwegs, No. 81 Avenue Z, 500; jacob Hoenh, No.
30 Frankfort street, $500.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
HOSPITAL CHARITY.

At tho Mount Sinai Hospital during tho past month
223 patients wore treated, only Of whom able
10 make the required payment Tor the attention be-
stowed upon them; so were discharged as cured,
died and 1913 remained under treatment.
Az the German Hospital l2o patients received
gratuitous treatment, 4o were discharged, 2 oied
ana ~ remained. Voluntary contributions and do
nations to the amount OF ST. $50 u wore received.
Al the German Drspensary In East Eighth street,
2,SS3 prescript were furnished during month
to many applicants, only 439 rendering payment
Tor the same. Both the German hospital and the
dIspensary are mainly supported by voluntary con-
triDutons IRON German merchants.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mcssrs. Barlow h Olney, yesterday paid into tho
city treasury tho sun ST. sec 07, being tho pro.
Of suit brought by the AGAINST the estate
OF the late Henry slarkwea,her, Collector Of Asscss
ments under Ring rule.
The following payments were yesterday made by
Comptroller Kelly :-Chiidren's Aid Society or Japu
ary, February and March, 1888 80; Unon Homo
and School for Cnldrcn OF Volunteers for January
81 500; Nav York lnnrmary Tor Women and Children, ,
800; Dock aDorers salaries for two weeks Janu.
nrv "a 7s2 10.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

tho garbage contract at $4,000. because the amount
was not unreasonable, and sw:ft at that TINE
wanted all tho contracts; ho did not expect that
II would pass, and only did IL to keep his
word; mad the bids been $4,000 or $4,000 he would
have been favor Of giving contract % Mr.. swift.
because he considered Le had the best facilities for
doing the WORK.
The examination concluded alter taking the tes-
tmony oi Two other witnesses and tho committee Will
submit their report TO the Board oil Aldermen on Mon
day next
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
STREET CLEANING.

The Street Cleaning Committee yesterday reported
10 the Police Commissioners the work accomplished
during tho month Of January. Thore 6940 loads
OF sshes II CAT loads OF streos dirt 1877
snow removed by tho cartinen. On Thursday night
Last nearly the entire Iength OF Twepty-third and
Twenty fourth streets, and west, ceaned of
by The AID of cars furnished by Mr. Sharp, Pres
idcnt OF tho Twenty-third street hue OF Seven
box cars were used, each capable OF carrying iorty
cart loads ot snow.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
CHARGES OF CORRUPTION.

The following members OF the Kings County Board
Of Supervisors have been appointed a committee by
the supervisor at Large to investigate the charges OF
corruption which have been limited at In connection
with the ventilation Of the Court House by patented
process :--Sapervmors alliusn- Snyaae- Andsrso q.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
THE DRUG HOUSE FAILURE.

There was HIed yesterday IN the Court OF Common
Pleas the assign Of j. r. Henry. Curran Co. TO
Benjamin II. Dewey, together with the schedule Of
the assets and liab,tes OF tho concern The figures
havo been heretofore published, but there some
details about the firms condition that will be Of In
terest Numbers OF concerns New York and
through the country hold the paper OF J. f. Henry Il
Co.. but the creditors Tor the arges. amounts are The
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MILK DEALERS FINED.

John v. p. W. Turner, milk dealer, Of No. 122
Prospect street, Brooklyn was fined $50 yesterday by
Judge Walsh. he having been adJudged guilty Of selling
watered milk to tho Brooklyn Orphan ASYLUM. John
Purcell OF No. 456 Warren street, was fined $lU Ior
selling milk without pcrmr and also for exposing II
Tor sale below the standard. The charges against tho
accused made by Health Inspectors McCorKe aud
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

Other bills, amounting In all to STA, 827 IS,
held by humorous creditors, generally for amounts
81, o00 On the boot accounts the largest cred
hors are Railway Co, Of Now York CITY, TOR
sl5,I32 A.. and X. j. Dunnng, Jr., for $35, ,38l 80
There great discrepancy between tho actual and
inal value OF The assers, and account or this
Mr. Dewey furnishes tho toilowIng:-ln the assets
comprised uncer accounts rtcciva BILE book
a large discrepancy appears, tho nominal assets
amounting TO $210, 295 ~, and tho actual
two following accounts In the fall OF 1877
contract was entered into between Frederick Brown,
OF Philadelphia, and the assgnors, Brown rece wing
cash amounting 10 81 500 stock or the par value Of
$4,000 ana eleven notes amounting to $40 500 for
goods TO be delivered IN accordance with the tcrns
OF the contract Brown furnished goods amounting
to 81 800, but upon the assignment beng made known
to him he gave notice that he elected to rescind the
contract aud has consented to return the and
notes. BY this rccision the assets reduced
In the sum OF $b2, 200. In tho sccoua case
that of J. H. schcnck n sons, OF Phila-
dciphia, contract Tor goods mado and the
received certain mcrcnandisc oil the vauc OF
$23, 500 r. giving 10 Schenck Son IN and
ol $34 443 IT, leaving amount OF $l0, S37 20
due to them but owing TO their assignment and the
came worthless The stock OF certain companies
Of which the. sharos were estimated tho
books $75,074 45 was found 10 be value
less aud was entered In the actual value coumu
The Hamilton avenue property, which was estimated
at $24 OOO found to be burdencd In various ways
makes it worth moro than 80, 900 at tho present
time while the Ninth avenue and Nneticth street
property Ia so encountered 10 be OF value what
ever. The com misalon accounts, when thorouenly
sned, wcrc found 10 bo actually only tenth of what
they were represented TO be- The Discrepancy Of
$200OO in the valuation of the merchandise from
drugs having lost thoir qualities BY being stored away
and Otherwise depreciated
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
LETTER FROM MR.. cLEws.
NEW York, Feb. 8, 1878

NEW York, Feb. 8, 1873
To rHs EDITOR or TEE HERALD:--
The party attacking me by their peculiar litigation
have legal claim whatever against me; II 10 mat
ter ed with the anairs my old arm and set
tied by discharge In ankruptcy obtained nearly two
and half years This small clam was fled and
sworn TO then by Sheldon 4 Co. being ordinary
claim and their vote was also cast TOR the discharge
HENRY CLEWS.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BRErr--PRicE.-At the residence Of the brides
parents Thursday February 7. by the Rev. Dr. Psets
MARTIN W. BRETT, Jr, to SARAH SHorwEL4 only
daughter of Benjamin ". Price.
LEEcH-MEcHAx- Thursday, February Z, by the
Rev John A. Paddock, WILLIAM H. LERoH, OF Brook.
lyD, 10 EUGENE J daughor oi Colonel Jonn Mschan.
OF New York city. No cards.
MAN-FuLLgs -On Wednesday, February 6, at the
Church OF the Incarnation, by the Rev. John Cotton
smith, d. d., FREDERICK IL. MAN and FANNY n /,
daugh Ter Of ". j. A. Fuller. Esq. all OF New York.
MAxsrKLp-vAS CLEAF.-On Thursday February J,
1873, the residence Of the brides father, BY the
Rev. A. s. Hunt. d. d.. WALTER hASsrIELD TO NARY
SPgyR-vAy REyPgx--On Thursday, January "a, "
the Rev. Cornelius Brett, ABRAHAM SPEER Ia SARAH v.
VAN REyPEy. all OF Jersey City.
rurrLE-CooK---At ST. Luke's Church. on Thurs
day, February T. by the Rev. Isaac u. rutsie, D. d.
II. CRosswELL TurrLR aud NELLs l., daugnter Oh
George II. Cook, all OF this city. NO CARDS.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

Rider and Tierney. The charges 10 the effect that
the sum OF $500 was offered middlemen BY pro-
pretors Of the patent Tor tho purpose Of Obtaining
the favor OF two members oil the Court House Com
mittes for 1877; also, that an attempt made "a
bribe Judge Moores son and officer. so that .
letter oil approval could be obtained rom the Judge
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

ALEXANDER WAGNER, SurrorRte:-
DEAR SIR We. the dndersgncd residents of Rockville
Cepte IN the OF lIempstcad Queens county.
respectfully submit 10 the
exreutriS of the estate of Erasmus H. sherwood
formerly of Rockville Centrs The bulk OF
lett to their minor children you will
she will recorded once Tho oldest s
fifteen yeaIS The personal estate, which amounted
thoHsaud dollars has, edge
nearly II all squandcrcd and, inasmuch
that know Of either authorized empowered
under tho statute TO bring he execusx accounting
this opportunity OF ASKING
authority given you under the statute In such case
provided protect the interest of these minor children
SAMUEL De MOTT BENJAMIN PEAKsALL.
JOHN r.. RHODES. JAMES MOORE,
NATHANIEL COMBS II. q. RHODES.
ABRAHAM v. s. HICKS, b. h. WHITE.
The New York herald., 1878-02-09
A MUCH EXECUTED WILL.

The accounting in tho matter Of tho estate OF tho
deceased MIR. sherwood, OF Rockville Centre to
before Surrogate OF Queens county is induced by
Aie following communication: -
The New York herald., 1878-02-09

Il. H.. IN.
Saturday, at Two r. NJ.
kApuisKI--In New York city, OF mdema Of tho
lungs. WILLIAM MAX RAouisK. IN tho 7lst year Of his
ase
Ross suddenly, on Friday, February s. THEODORE
Ross
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral, IRON his lato residence, No 4;3
W est 34th ST. sunday afternoon, at three o'clock
Remains will be taken 10 Nyack ior iniermcnt.
KKMiNGroS.-Ou Tuesday, 9th inst, at his atc rest.
dencc, Rcdcap, near Philadelphia, THOMAS r. RfzxNG.
TON. IN the 0ytb year nj his age
ScASsELL Suddenly, on Thursday evening" Feb
ruary T. 1878, FLoREScE, daughter OF Jonn j. aud
Ophelia scsnnell, aged years
The relatives ana irends respectfully invited IA
attend the funeral, on Sunday, February To- at two
O'Clock L. NJ, from the residence OF ner parents.
Glenham House. I'D av., corner OF 2tth 81
suorP.-On the OH INST, GEoRGiASA T., vito OF John
NJ snopp aud youngest daughter OF tho late Gurrets
Huyler. oi Tena1y, n. j., aged "a years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
dcnce, No. 329 wost Ism ST., on Saturday, tho 9tn
lns at eleven A. NJ. services will be he'd la Tenaiy
Presbyterian Church at two r. N.
TAoGARr-On Friday, February s, LIZZIE, youngest
daughter OF Robert Taggart, agc1 years, months.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are respectfully
invited attend the funeral, on sunday afternoon.
at O'Clock, from the residence OF her parents No.
593 Hudson ST.
wEIsn--AI Morrisania. February o. ex-Po,cs
Justice JAMES H. son OF tho late Alexander aud Eliza
q. Welsh. aged So years
Relatives ana friends arc respectfully invited "a
attend the funeral, at ba-past one "A. Sunday the
l0tn, from lrniy Episcopal churcn, George St,
Boston road, Morrisania. Remains TO be taken 10
Woodlswn by train OF 252 r. NJ.
WnIrrY february 3, suddenly, JosErHryK wHirry.
infant daughter oil John N. and Elizabeth whitty.
Funeral private.
wiLD.--On Thursday, February 7, Of cancer. Many
Ann WILD, beloved wife oi Matthew Wild, aged ~
years
rne funeral will take place on Sunday, 10Th, At two
Y. NJ. IRON No. 50 Pine 81 Relatives aud friends are
respectfully invited TO attend.
wiLKiSsoS.-ln Brooklyn, on Friday morning, after
lingering illness, ANN, WHO OF Jamss WiKtnson in
the IAN yoar OF nor age.
Nouce OF funeral hereafter
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-19

Owing 10 TIE fhrsaaening sharaeses q The weafh-
e. en- Thursday Easf, the Keneral nfiendnacs aGthe
Piney Peint To1rnsment was nos 60 Ezsys ns hza
ben ansidpase1, bas tbess was soodly arrays
knlxhEu On had ard participating. Thee wexs,
81. Elm0. Cha<les n. Gsythes soashern Masy-
land, W. v. waters Para Hall. wniie Combe
piney Pssst, n. =. Coles Marnion, @. d. Coad;
win ~ Czs, Alfred Loker. 81 Inieoes, W.
". Ralsy; Tndepenasnt yohn Csyshas Blake
Greek, c. q. Loker; wsndineer, =. x. AbeIi;
Afheisian, L. r. CemhE snowden, ,. y. Ezli-
cott Monuineaial, w. L. ssersns; Kippling
Wave, c. H. Mckay; Poplar nm. J. o. Riassll-
Co. JeH d. Lokzr sessd ~ Chef Marshal and ].
Fssnk sniih = Herald Dr.. Tbos. A Lyneh was
Orator and sbs Jadgss sxrs, J. y. Ellicots, 7. "
shadriek and ]. =. 1homas. The honorofsrown-
Ing the Qsssn uas awarded 20 the Ksighs ii
Wendimesr, Who erownsa Miss Annie 0sysher.
The sseOnd honor vss won BY he Knight o. So.
Tnigoss' wko selected Mim Mamie Tsyior - First
Maid q Honor. Tia Ssesnd Maid q EIonor was
Hiss Susie Abel who was crowned b. the Knighs
Of Ashslssan and the Knight o. Southern MARI
lard, 10 wbom The Fosrih Honor was awarded,
crowned kIiw Nina Cole.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-09-19

The Puklie Messing whith mef II ibs Court
house on Tnesdsy eFsning lass 10 consider he
subject ofpubIie s<hoea Aahirs In our coauly
wss ere - the largest that has azssn'bIed hsEs
Or masy years<-oae q he largest ard mcrt ex-
eifed. is proceedings are elsewhere gives
and are sufcienGly expiisif Gifts objssts 70 rsn-
der fhIler sxplanaiion Oh or part annecsssary.
II was stormy snsheriBg throushous and a.
Dimes she excisemenf fhrsairntd psrsUBai coils
IDas. Nothing q TIE kina oreuxr& hewsvsr.
snd aileE de sppoiztnent Of ebmmittes 70
wait upon His Eionos, ledge Fssd. The mesting
sdjourned Or rather transformed Itself into po-
Hticai body 90 bear sls plat diseussion bstwssn
shs opposing eaaAkdsses Cor Coagres. The re-
portof this gs@mitiss, we presume, win be
mads - - s4jDsrnsd meeting xh;ch b else
whsssanacsnesd 10 asssmhisoa Saturday next.
To ths meanwhile. gsnsisnen, '.up6n The hsat q
sby dissemper, spriakls cool patisnes, I" sndsavor
% make Saturdays meeting more orderly and
les chaotic than Tuesday, Demonstration and
study 70 tone down rather than ed 70 the pre-
vsiiing excitement.