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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-11-04
FOR THE NORTH AND WEST

Do not fail to see that your ticket
roads hN the
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
ENTHUSIASM ON THE EAsT-sIpE.

The Republicans Of the XIItl Assembly Dis
trci ncld Il Corncl ana HosGius ratification meeting az
Dry Dock Ea. No. o9l East Fourth-st. last evening
The hall WAS packed with an enthusiastic crowd. the
German element being conspicuous and notwithstnnd-
ing an almost uncomfortable heat, the audience listened
aticntivcly to speeches for over two hours. John
WHY presided the meeting and first introduced
George Remmrer. who spoke N German. lie said 1t was
the duty OF ever intelligent German TO ally himself
with the spirit OF American liberty ohampioned by
tie Republican party. At the conclusion OF his sp ech
cheers were given for the Republicans Of Onto and
"fhrir great victory
.Corporal" James Tanner followed with a speech
that awche the utmost enthusiasm. In lis opinion
every issue at stake Ia 1851 except that OF slavery is at
stake today and tine ngDt The south lost by the bullet Is
in anger Of being won by the ballot He had howl
raise against rebel DTcadcr long hc behaved
Repu bican party had nothing to lose The letter TO
JmE tribune IRON the Editor Of The Albany EreaIng
fines dsposing or the claim that Governor Robinson
had reduced the State tax, produced and extracts
re- ad. oasue mention OF the name ~ Horace Greeley
WAS greeted with great cheering, which Was repeated az
the -agcr,tion of the speaker.
spcccacs were also mad' by Major E. u. Tyler and
Isaac Fold. ana resolutions adopted rdtiiying the
Republican state tCHet The spirit IN The district J.
cnundcnt and the local leaders express the belief tIat
the Republican Vote there viii be- unusually heavy this
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
4 ARUMoRED GREAT WfsrERNCoNRERENcL

There has been for years contest between
the Grand Trunk aud Great Western Lines of Canada.
owing to aggressive policy OF The former IN building
an extension 80 compete directly with the other
company and In cutting rates TO the lowest point Va
rous attempts n compromise have failed the diree-
tors OF the Grand Trunk always insisting ou an anal
gamation OF the companies The Great Western
directors have steadily refused to consent 20 this and
a meeting OF the shareholders at Toronto. October 2,
sustained them In this position The presence IN New
York OF Colonel Francis D. Gray president OF the Great
Western Railway, aud other officers OF the company,
led yesterday the that they were here 10 hold
u conference with Mr. Vanderbilt and other rail Way
men, snmaby take to protect themseve -
the attacks of the Grand Trunk leading omcer
OF the Great Western, who seen By TRIBUNE re
porter last night declined "a say whether conference
with Mr.. Vanderbilt WAS ~ be hsld here not
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
INCIDENTS N THE STATE.

A l.Ak =
FAYETTEVILLE, \. Y, Oct. 16.-General
WOOdiOrd addressed the largest Republican meeting
held IN Fayetteville since the war special train
ght many people fIOm Syracuse. There was
torchght procession, and hundreds of people were uu-
able 10 euter the hall. The knctcn was cloqteAt ana
was received with great enthusiasm. An alluaion TO
General Grant greeted with cheers Speaker AVOid
also made "a short address
ORANGE COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
MIDDLETOwN, y. Y, Oct. 16.-Ihe Orange
County Democrats Gosnen to-day made the following
nominations For sheriff. J Emmett Wickham County
Clerk John A. Wallace; Justice OF the Court of ses-
sions. Oscar Rosencrans; CorOners James Hamilton
and Henry Mapcs. All OF The caldihaics except tue
candidate for sheriff mold The Offices for which tAey
dIs named.
REPUBLICAN CLUB FORMED IN OSNEGO
OsWEGO, n. Y, Oct. 16.-A Republican Cen
trail Club was organized here Tonight, with hepuDhcdh
members from all tne wards Of the city. The Hon.
GeurGe Il. sloan was elected President.
NEW-JERSEY ASSEMBLY NOMlNATION.
Thomas b. Freeland, of West Milford, has
been nominated for the Assembly IN lie lid District OF
PassaIc County.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
FORMING MORE KELLY CLUES.

One of the livcliest Democratic campaign
documents Of the present Will be Issued today
y the Kelly State Committee. II relates the State
campaign OF 1877 and the history of the con
spiracy OF Tiden aud Robinson To defcst the Demo
cratic candid atcsI5each, Schooumakcr and Asckin-
aud 10 make extra for Olcott and Ioraio Sc,
mour, jr Several letters printed In proof of the
conspiracy. These mostly written by d. La
mont present Secretary OF the RObnson State Com
mittee TO Democrat whO is now working for Mr. Kelly
In one these letters dated Albany, October r. 1877
Mr. Lamont says \ special canvass is being organ
ized here TO advance the interests of OcOt and Sey-
mour and as sOon the details perfected VIII
advise you Can't you quietly organize among the en-
pIoyes Of Fitzgerald and Dickinson and McGraw sort
of Bread Winners organization, and In that assist
IN the effort these ahead arrange for
speakers ior these meetings. II The Governor
onghly In earnest when you sa him. he Is thoroughly
mad now, and the who opposed him have favois
expect from him.
I'm the large number OF letters received yesterday were
several lists of Kelly These lists. received from all
parts OF the Stale, already show 6OO00 names. Lists
were received Yesterday from NIAGARA Fails and saspen
sion Bridge. A prominent Democrat wrote yesterday
from Leroy thai - Kelly stock" rising very fast
they expected To beat Robinson bv at least
votes ROoiDsou's supporters were giving np the
test Another pondent writing from Shadburne
said Kelly Club was forming which would start with
100 Also that there better Held for oppo-
sition 10 Robinson than the Chenango valley. where
canal lying waste owing his vetoes Kelly Clubs
formed at Sewburg, at Cufon, fourth club
YonKers. and al Elmra Robinson men here said
the Kelly Club at Botte steuben County numbered only
five members. Al the last meeting l23 members
present.
Erastus Corning OF Albany. made the committee
ysit He said that the next meeting IN Albany would
have 200 vice-prcsidoBts, each OF whom would
previously sign the rolls. Other visitors ]. r.
OF sullivan County. Anthony Barrett Of Kings County.
aud Samuel q. Courtney, OF Westchester.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
REPUBLICAN RALLY IN KATONAH.

A large and enthusiastic gathering was held
al the katouah Hotel Wednesday evening" for the pur
pose OF organizing Cornell and Hoskns Campaign Club
Tie Hon. William n. Robertson. who was called TO the
chair made few wellchosen remarks. The following
officers were elected William II. Robertson. president;
james T. Hoyt, L. L. Avery. j. ID. Powell A. T. Avery
Albert Hoyt. Joseph Barrett, Horace Todd, Cyrus L.
BrdsaIi wee presdcns william A. Miller, secretary
W. /. Hull. treasurer; Executive Committee, J. r.
scoheld Daniel J. Saith. G. =. Benedict. NJ H. Jones' j.
Il Iockw God. 6 H. Miller. A. i. Dickinson. The disap-
poinient felt the ainTe OF Judge Robertson 10
receiyc the nomination for Governor IL lu
ceuive to work than for suggishness IN taIs
distrlct Since his return from Saratoga be has
been active IN Organizing tho Republican forces
for victory and the effect Of what has been already
has shawn itself in the community. mass meeting
will be held IN few days The present outlook Is than
The Republicans will elect the entire County ticket In
Xestclester.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
4 scandal ~ NEW-JERSEY.

BoRpENTOwN, \. j., Oct. 16.-Mlss Annie
Morgan. aged twenty-cgnt years the daughter OF re-
spectacle parents. and employed as an operator IN sam
uel samples thread works. at Mount Holly. Burlington
County y. j., died III that town on Monday, the 3Otn
Inst the effects Of malpractice Before her death
she stated that had been keeping company for the
last ak years with "a young named Henry Butter
worth the son Of respectable parents living near that
CITY. Daring that ume size had twice been IN the doc
tor,s hands About tWO weeks ago she submitted to IA
third operat Philadelphia which proved fatal At
her diving moment she refused to disclose the names OF
tho doctor and doc'ress who performed the opyI"ton
A warrant has been issued for young BaterwOrh. his
upGersIuod that has left for parts unknown. Miss
mel Carr OF Mount Holly, viii investigate the matter.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
EIFLE SHOOTING CONTESTS

BRINTON, n. j., Oct. 1G.-Ihe long-range
match of the New-Jerscy State Rifle Association took
place here and brought together OF
the best ride marksmen OF Ncw-York aud NewJersey.
The best scores were rs follows: RamsOn Ratbbone-
500 Yards II 900 yards. 73 1000 yards. II total
2l5. NJ. ]. Graham-s00 yards, 81; 900 yards, 73 ;
900 yards, G7J total. 207. DR.. ]. NJ. Dart-sOO
yards IA; 900 yards, 90; 1000 yards (with
drev) 30; total 1873 A. McInnis-sOO yaIds, G3 800
wards G5 900 wards. 90 total 1913. NJ. l.. Gilbert
500 Yards. 0li 900 yards, Ga; 1000 yards. 60 to
tal, 1873
WHITEHALL, n. Y. Oct. 16-The highest score ever
attained for the Nevada Badge made today by the
BnrIeigh Corps. thrty-nve men, scoring 1299 points
az average OI 314s5-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
WCIDENTs tr THE ROBINSON ROOMS.


Governor Robinson visited the headquarters
of hs party IN the James Hotel yesterday morning,
aud greeted the men who working very hard for
him. AID who act il sucn things TO be
discouraged about te Kelly bolt, the Ohio deuge
and tie Republican boom" Governor Robinson
seemed TO In very good health and cordial to all
who met him.
Many prominent Democrats called during the day. In
Guiding AiIoruey-General schoonmakor. HoratiO 5ey
mour r and Secretary of State Beach, who been
looking after tine boundary line between this State aud
Connecticut. Secretary Beach said the Ono election
was q verdict against Greenbacksm, ana would not
affect the Democratic vote this State. General Ewing
and siucc IN ha opinion majority or tue 'rcenbackcr-
OF kepuDicans. the wreck OF that party had
tended 10 strens thcn the X publcars.
Other callers were Charles StehbiEs. OF Madison
County, ID. &. Robinson, Charles DAVIS, Of BroOme
Conuty simon " Rosedale OF Albany; d.. Ralncy, OF
Queens County: X. G. Mcneil Ot l1Ogn Homer A.
Nelson and Samuc. ". Johnson Oi Meschcsftr. In
week or ten DAYS the Democrats intend 10 hold another
Robinson mass-meeting at Cooper Institute with the
p4rfal purpose of ratiiyug the county nominations.
An OF the committee said yesterday that there
was scarcey alusiOn in all OF the ottcrs received
Yesterday the result In Ohio. On the other haud
they frequently received Information going to show that
\ great paIt OF the sO-calod Kelly strength hct
uous a AmOng the callers In the evening were Mayor
CoDpcr, Police Commissioner MacLean and John l..
Dryrn. .
Tie Anii-T Tammany Committee Of Fifteen adjourned
10 meet tins evening O'Clock In the OF the ST.
lanes Hotel. Reports will ne received from the
Assembly District Committees. The committee VIII
procure new headquarters and give Its attention to Tie
t.caI obi
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN BROOKLYN.

Primary elections were held last evening
by both the Republicans and Democrats OF Kings
County In all the wards OF Brooklyn ald the county
towns for the OF delegates TO the various
mating conventions OF the parties These conventions
are 10 be held ON the following dates: Republicans
CITY aud County Conv vcntons October IS Senate Con-
yentions October 20; Assembly District Conventions
October II. Denocrats-CIty ana County Conventions
October IS; Senate Conventions, October 20 Assembly
District Conventions, October 81. So far reported
10 late hour no disturbance occurred at OF the
elections with exception Of those the Third and
Twenty-third Wards. where there temporary out
breaks
In the First Ward the Republican, nominated Theo-
dore D. Dimsn for Alderman that Office being left va
cant the resignation OF Alderman Burnett. and
nominated John L. Ormsbee for Superyi visor.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1G.-The following business
was TRANSACTED IN the supreme Court to
tasurer eic-Appe from Mississ pd subUitled by j. r.
llama and j. NJ johnson for appellant and by C. " Gwn
al plant n pavd = Brown et al and GIL
ton Of r. l. Merrick behalf Of plaintiffs error
missed with NO S-(Orginal ex partej-the Com
eSas Sy " V oSs.o for o"fT pahe No.
tOrginal ex patte)-the Commcn.ealth ot virginia
James G. Field Attorney General Of Virginia. for
opposition petitioners This ike tr preceGing
Of The Commonwealth Of virginia ag hyes Solves ihe
Virginia state Judge in excluding negroes from the
iuTy n-ts j. D. Coles un court Judge & OF fsyy ANA
The Western District OF that ~tate Tor alleged u
the secctou grand petit jurors 10 in his cout
lie arrested bench warrant by tho Jned States
in United states district Court IN Danville. Va on
,he & isi asy U ts n,Ht IN & lie ts m NY & o nes s % sS @
noar declaring that lis indictment IN the District cont and
Tani,d by the Const.t tuition o the United States
or, by any law male IN pu stance thereof Hs pc
he ComoHweaiih Of Viranis which after selling forth
Is aon Of the sovereign his Of The Com
ca whose iud cla officer he is 10 alone he
Attorney 1eacra Field made argument behalf OF
the gment opposition 10 the petitioners lie maintained
that Congress has perfect rghi 20 nierposc ny legislation
IA, latter me irceo privileges and nights guaranteed 10
them hy the Constitution Of the United STATES aud is
hDitons Of the Fourteenth Amendment dlreoted.
enforced b Congressional ensctnens and interference IL
Is IDLE no argued 70 say shst tnsis Is II" ION
white tried by white jurors II ali coored mon
him. solely account OF color condition.
this IL Discrimination sni one made by the state through its
only agent that make IT, The argument viii BE- continued
Zen or twelve Judges indicted
District Court or the offence with which
Judge charged and their VIII DO decided BY the
Adjourned until tomorrow nj - o'clock
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
KNIGHTS rEMPLAR or NEW-T0RK.

PLArTsBURG, ~. Y, Oct. 16.-The Grand
Comuan.ry OF Knights Tcmplar Of the STATE OF New
York whca net at the CITY OF Piaisburg ON Tuesday,
elected officers as follows Thomas c. Chittenden OF
Watertown. Comm nander George ". Walgrove. OF New
YORK CITY, Deputy commander Simon V. Mcdowell, OF
Rochester Generalissmo; John l. Bartlett, OF Elmifa
Captain General; rne Rev. John q. Webster, or Pal
myra Prelate; William ;. Bull of Bufio. and Charles
Troy Treasurer; Robert Mccoy, OF BrooSyL, Recorder
Abel A. Crossley. OF Rand0ut. Standard-hearer; Peter
son OF Utica Warder; William j. Mcd frey Of Patts-
burg Lecturers Aiming y. shaw. OF Ithaca, Captain Of
tho Guard
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
FIREARMS II THEATRES.

= BALTIMORE. Oct. 16.-Thc jury of inquest
OF Joan NJ Nelson who ws shot IN he Front
Street Theatre Tuesday night, rendered averdct
that Nelson was killed accidentally, and that there
gross careessness IN the preparation Of the firearms by
MI T. ]. Post. who had charge OF Them The jury ui-
terly condemned of rrarrs under such circam
stances and thought n should be prohibited by law.
Upon the of the veroict Post Was committed
10 aw ait the action of the Grand jury.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
ORANGE COINTY NOMINATIONs.
TIE FUNERAL or HANRY c. CAREY.
HE PRELIMINARY SERVICES IN PHILADELPHIA

HE PRELIMINARY SERVICES IN PHILADELPHIA
TIE BURIAL IN NEw-JERSEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 16.-The funeral OF the
eine t poutca economist Henry G. Carey, took place
this morning at 10 o'clock, his late residence IL
was attended by large number Of relatives and friends
including many prOmiu ent citizens
The religious services at the house were conducted by
the Rev. Henry j. Morton. ID. D., OF ST James Protes
tant Epscopal Church the following gentlemen act
ing A. pal-beaFers VIM d. Lewis General PattersOu,
Ioscpi r. Chandler Professor ;. ID. Gross. George H.
Boxer William j.. Kelley, Provost Charles j. st4!e,
James S. CiaghOrn ana ". L. Iillingham.
Tie procession went to Market street Wharf and
thence To Camden wnere u special train taken for
Rnrlugtou n j. on arriving al the latter place. the
inierInent took place IN the family vault Ia ST. Mays
Protestant Episcopal Church.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

KNOT DOUBT ABOUT IT."-Girl-"W We
shall want eggs. pound OF salt butter aud half
a Dutch cheese. tomorrow, and write IL down In
YOU forget" Hibcfnian Tradesman-" Forget, IN IL Z
shnre, haven't memory 80 long Pm Obliged 10 tie
knot to carry 1t about wid me- be jabers"-lFun
A little Cincinnati boy four years old, taken
into the country Tor the nrst time Was asonished at
everything particularly NJ nnding biaekberries tied
onto sticks outdoors" he expressed H. Iu pasture
reclining In the shade chewing their cuds
After observing them for time he said he would like
10 be a COW, ana have nothing Ia do but lay around
under the and chew gum g-tCinciDnau Saturday
Night
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
RAPID TRANSIT ABOVE THE HARLEM

The published statement that the recently
appointed Commissioners OF Rapid Transit wond rec
omueDd the adoption of the routes laid out by the is
mer Board was said yesterday by Charles L. Perkins,
member OF the present Board. 20 be premature. ~
commissioners" he said have just begun their No.
they have appointed engineers, 10 whom H
and letters are referred Until the engneers "a
renort as To the most favorable ronte ls imossoe "
predict certainly what action the Board maj lake
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

tho corrupt influence Of Tudon. who was ekefcsne h
sai an arbiray>power nnder the mask and snauoW Oh
Governor Robn.on As the butchers familiar with
roasts IL was proposed prepare Governor Robinson h
that way. rs condgn sacrifice for weakness ana nDe-
chiy of character. Tho Knie was ready tor tc raN"
Tideu who stood blanched aud AFRAID 10 assert ms
rights. would not be forgotten by his supporting cor"
stituency Major Quincy ard Martin Krycs alluded 10
the expected majority OF The Iammany parry IN tn'
State aud said lhaf mneh Fnpnort was cxueci,d rom
the farmers nd working classes outside of tho cIt.
John L. Wnitton WAS elected president and James T.
Grove secretary ~ the club
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
WEsrCHEsTER NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans of the LIST Assembly Dis
trct OF westchester County. comprising of
Yonkers. Greenburg ana Mount Pleasant. held con-
vention yesterday in Bradey's Hail. Dobbs Ferry. and
nominated a candidate represent the District In
the Legislature d. o. Bradley.
Al Temperance Hall. IN Irvngton Was held the con-
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

Westchesicr County Ex-AssomblymaD william r.
Moer. OF Greonsufg. nominated Tor Assembly,
The Democrats of the IId school District Of West
chester County at vrntiDn held 20 WINE fiins fc
tcrday nominated Theodore +. Sfrnnr, OF Ihi tV"r
their candidate for School tOmnissl0rf III tHe
place OF George ". Smith, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
RAILWAY RATES AND DEBTS.

RELATIONS OF PROMINENT COMPANIES.
INVESTIGATIONS BY THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE.
MORE ABOUT THE ELEvAIED IINfs-PERsIsT-
EST EFFORTS TO GET Al OIL CnARGEs--A
PASSENGER POOL TO BE FORMED.
In the investigation Of the railways by the As
sembly Committee, the elevated lines the relations
Of the Standard OIL Company with Erie and Gem
trial. the rates for ol transportation and the indebt
edness of Erie were the chief topics taken mp yes
terday Benjamin Brewster. j. A. Bostwick, Gen.
eral A. 5. Diven aud II. II. Rogers testified An i'm
portant meeting Of railway officers will be held IN
this city on October 21 and 1t is expected that ar
rangements for pooling" Of passenger rates
Will be completed.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
NOTES OF TIE CANVASS.

A Cornell and UOskins Campaign Club was
organized last evening by colored voters OF the XAlst
Assembly District, by the election Of the following
oniccrs: william Randolph, president; A.; DiIie A.
yico-pIcsideut; V. d. Bryant. crctlry; W. Collins,
The meetings will be held at Forty-secOndst
ana Siath-ave.
A meeting of Republicans in the AXth
Assembly Di-rrict was held lst evening NJ No. s65
seconG-avc General Bnrke made an address which
received with enthusiasm. lie discussed the
Issues II the campaign IN clear ana iOrcIbe manner
and pointed ont the distinctions between the principles
ana records OF the PARTIES lie made strong ap-
peal to Hi-hiGcn To affiliate with The Republican, party
as tle real champions oi liberty which they were ueicu
ln Their own country. lie concluded with AN ehiogy
on the character Oi hr. Cornell
The Tammany Committee on Organization
met yesterday ana appointed a subcommittee Of one
from each Assembly District, To make arrangements
Tor a reception 10 be Givtn {" Mr. kely on iuee"hy
nlttee VIII meet At n ~ to-day To declne "at han"
OF demonstration snail be prepared Tor the ocesoh
The meetings arranged by the ladies opposed
to the rcEecon of Governor Robinson Will be ned as
follows: Temperance Hall. Yonkers this evening;
~ Hall. New-Buchton, = T., Tomorrow evening;
c1aIOn Hail. PougbSeersie Thursday aud Friday: oc-
tober 23 and - Speeches are expected from Mrs.
Lille ID vtrcux Blake, Mrs. Matilda JosiNn Gaze, Mrs
Helen Il. sOcnm, MIS-. Clara Neyman ana OtAers.
A Cornell and IIoskins Campaign Club
was organized last evening ut Mott Haven with General
william IT, Morris president, and George A. Hcnshaw
as secretary. J. Lloyd Haigh IS one Of The vice
presidents. The club viii call mass-mecting III
fcAet. Addresses vii be made nv General William
IL. Morris. General George ". Palmer and otLers
A large and enthusiastic meeting of the
Cornell and Ho,lus club was held last night at
Rothman's Hail. No. 81 Cintonst., TO raufy the Re-
pnbhcan nominations headed by Aonzo y. Cornell for
Governor. Speeches were made bJ jacob H. ds,iNo
IT, +. Eidmann. Csriain James Dunkin and John y.
Od-ky. ~ WAS resolved Unanimously 10 support TIC
cul4re k"publican state bCAel
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
SUFFOLK COUNTY DENocRATIC CoNvENrGoS.
The Snffnlk ConntY Democrats held Their

County and Assembly Conventions IN Yaphank yester
day aud made the following nominations For County
Judge William Wi,khain, II southOld; for Surrogate
Tb0s - Mount, Of stony Brook Tor County Cerh Hal
lock +. Luce. OF Worthwhile; !Or suerh, Ihco W. field
~ sax iarbOr member OF Assembly, il. q. Scuddei
al III
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17
POLITICIANS INVADING WASHINGTON MARKET

The Washington and West Washington Mar
ket John Kelly Campaign Club had massm meeting and
bannerraising at yesey and Greenwichsts yesterday
The and portrait OF John Kelly headed
Democratic State ticket portrayed the banner.
Jerome Buell. In humorous address, appealed 10 the
butchers to Of tyranny under
New-York tribune., 1879-10-17

There lively discussion regarding The admission
OF the delegates from the XVIII Assembly District 10
the Republican Convention OF the XIh Senate District
held last evening at Turner Hall, No 3i5 West Forty
seventh-st, but finally decided that deiega-
ton headed by Robert j. Bache be substituted for Will
lam j. OBr1ens delegation. On the convention beng
called 10 order, George III. Forster unanimously
nominated Tor Senator. and IA committee appointed
10 inform him OF his nomination Mr.. Forster IL u MEM
Der OF the firm OF Weeks Forster. lawyers doing bust
ness AT No IS Walst. He born IN Massachusetts
ana Is now about years OF He grldn
aied from Harvard College IN 1897. and has practised
Ia " I'm this city for twenty years. lie member OF
the Legislature III 1870.