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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-11
MRS. MYRA CLARK GAINES.
An Interview with the Celebrated New
Orleans Heiress.

Henry Livingston In the Boston Courier.l
was not long since on my way to Green
field, Mass, when my attention was attracted
by u little woman III tho seat on the opposite
side of the car from where was sitting. She
was apparently about fifty years OF age
(thDuRh in fact much older, Of sandy com
pIexion, regular features, pleasing, sprlghtly
expression of countenance, short, negliYe
curls sprinkled with gray, plainly dressed In
black, rather travel worn, yet quick IN move
about the station where she wanted to stop,
which proved to be South Deerfield
With my accustomed politeness to the fair
sex OF whatever age or condition, as soon as
comprehended the cause OF her perplexlty
l took my pathfinder" and leaning across
tho aisle said to her, 1T is at South Deer
field that you wish to stop, Is 1t, madam ?"
She at once arose from her place, came
over to the seat Immediately In front OF me
(Which then happened to be vacant, and sit
ting down with perfect ease and self-posses-
sion answered Eyes, l have photographed
my son, who lives some five or six miles
away, to meet me at South Deerfield. | left
New Orleans several days ago and am on my
young lady at the Northampton water-cure
where we were staying some time ago. and
married her, and he now lives at Aver. | am
Mrs. Gen. Gaines, with whose history you
may, perhaps, be somewhat acquainted, as l
have been brought into rather undue promi-
She talked on in an easy, rapid, self-pos-.
sessed manner, giving me hurried sketch OF
her contest with her opponents In the great
lawsuit for the New Orleans property, grad
ually warming up las she found me willing
listener) and pouring forth steady stream
Of wit, sentiment aud eloquence, rich, racy
and rare, that quite overpowered me.
Yes" she said, with the frankness and
unreserve Of woman Of the world, who has
mingled with men and become familiar with
all phases of society, 81 showed them what a
little woman could do. l gained my case
after thirty years Of toll and trouble and opr
position Of all kinds and from all quarters.
gained my suit. 1t was noble Judge from
your own MASSACHUSETTS, that gave the de-
cision, and splendid decision 1t was cover
ing the whole ground, and 80 clear and 50
exhaustive that everybody approved OF II;
All said it was right and just. l gained
100000 by It,"
But" said I. do you really, expect to get
| possession of the property and actually re-
! cover the full amount
| The United States marshal" she replied.
Stands ready to put me In possession: But
when these poor people come to me and, with
tears 10 their eyes, pleadingly ask, Mrs
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THE LOTTERY MEN.

According 10 instructions from Chief Thos.
Boylan. Capt. Manning, commanding the
Third Precint Station, appeared before Judge
MIltenberger for the purpose Of making afli-
davits against parties who had sold and pur-
chased tickets In the last drawing Of the
Havana lottery, for violating act No. A.
lately approved by the Governor.
Judge Miltenberger refused to entertain the
ai1iI,vits unless Capt Manning could estab-
lish the fact that the parties had violated the
law. The Judge himself did not think that
the law applied t. the Furnishing of parties
whn purchased tickets In lotteries
Chief BOylan called ID see Attorney General
Ogden regarding the matter, but was unsuc-
eessful In seeing that official.
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RETURN OF THE MOBILE EXCURSION
lists.

The excursonists for Mobile left New Or
leans on Tuesday evening by the o'clock
train, and arrived at Mobile at o'clock
More than 800 persons went over to enjoy the
firemens parade. On Wednesday at 10
o'clock the different companies were
formed in line by Chief Engineer M. 8.
Tucker, and Assistent Engineers S. A. Leon
MES marched down Government to Royal,
Royal to Dauphin. Dauphin to st. Francis,
st. Francis to Belle, Belle to Royal where the
parade was dismissed.
Inc parade was very fine, and everybody
seemed satisfied. After the parade differ
ent companies had dinners. On the same
evening there was grand ball and display
or fireworks at Frascati. The ball was yery
crowded, and the dance finished only at in
the morning.
The excursionists arrived here at II o'clock
last night.
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JUDGE DAM 81 KELLY.

We record to-day the death OF Judge Daniei
Kelly, Of WINFIELD, In the parish OF VIM.
Judge Kelly was noted for his great charltles
and nobility of heart. He was born In Mis-
slssippi and came to this State when quite
young. BY his energy and perseverance ne
secured fine reputation as lawyer, and as
citizen his standing was such as any one
would be proud Of. He occupied the position
parish Judge for two terms and his decl.
sions during that time have been matter OF
mVorable comment by the bar OF his distrlct:
He entered the Confederacy at the outset Of
the war and was a faithful and true solder
20 the end,
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THE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, APRIL II 1879

Gaines, what shall we do?' tell them jtistice
has tr1umphed. You prosecuted me for thirty
years, but have gained my case. Now mercy
comes TO the front. Go home to your prop
some system Of relief I am willing to COM
promise for ~, O,OOOiin ten year instalIments.
hav. pledged myself as Misunderstanding to
my Maker, who. has given me success, TO
spend the rest OF my days In doing all the
good can. / have shown them what d little
woman can 90 In an unusual and uncongenal
sphere. Is 1t not always 30? AS Christian
civilization progresses woman comes to the
front" And che rose from her seat with the
she, II tell them | am going to show them
how q little woman can reform the polltl-
cians.'
| laughed heartily at the idea and did not
hesitate TO Intimate, very plainly, that she
would find that q much harder job than con-
auering In the Gaines suit.
'Ill tell you how Ill do IT, said she. II
have not moved In Washington society for
nothing. | know its. weaknesses and its
strength, Its ins and Its OUTS it's disease and
Its remedy. Ill build mammoth hotel In
Washington and I'll make the terms 80 low
that no. member Of Congress shall have All
| excuse for not bringing his wife with him.
| tiny which God designed for them; and thus
the fostering evil which gnaws at the very
vltals Of society at the capital OF the nation
will be cured"
| Thus she went ON, not In a blaze manner.
for though she talked rapidly, and gestlcn-
lated and stood up, and moved about 1t was
all so properly and gracefully done that the
other passengers had no suspicion who the
speaker was or what was the subject Of our
conversation.
| II was but brief moment covering the
| distance between two stations. yet SO rapidly
/ had she talked and 80 Interested had become
| that when had handed her over to her son
whom we found waiting at the station, / could
hardly realize that had realy.lnet the little
great woman, who for more than thirty
years had filled 50 large space in the public
gers that that was the celebrated Mrs Gen
| Gaines, there was ~ general rush to the win
dows 10 get q look at her, and an expression
OF regret that they had not sooner made the
| discovery.
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NJ. Grevy, the President Of the French re-
public seems to be as abundantly supplied
with brothers, nephews and cousins as was q
recent distinguished President Of the Arneri-
can republic. M. Albert q. evy, brother Of the
President, has been made Governor General
Of Algeria, backed by q special decree that
che shall have under his orders the COM
mandants Of all the land and sea forces and
all administrative services concerning Eti-
rcpeans and natives. The elder brother Of
President Grevy ls already general, and M.
Leon Grevy, son Of M. Albert Grevy and
nephew of The President. has come forward
as candidate for the Chamber Of Deputies
to represent the constituency which origin
ally elected M. Jules Hrevy
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THE YOUTH or MARIE ANTOrsETTE.

Next Sunday, at o'clock p. M, the talented
young French lecturer. Mr.. j.. Lejeune, will
deliver d lecture upon subject which cannot
fail TO attract large audience, upon the
youth Of that sweet and unfortunate charae-
ter III French history, Matte Antoinette, and
especially upon that portion Of her life spent
within the precincts Of historic Trianou, the
lecturer will treat, and We would advise those
Of our readers who are familiar with the
French language to attend.
With characteristic generosity Nine Mat
they, Of the lit. Charles Institute, on Dau-
phine street. near Hospital. has placed her
hall at the disposal of Mr.. Lejeuue.
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mh19tf

The New Orleans Savings Institution
In view Of the fact that there has been an in
creased demand made by depositors upon the
institution, and that as the Investments were
made to secure interest to depositors on securi-
diately without great sacrifice and loss:
Resolved. That avaiing ourselves OF the
power granted BY the charter. IS per cent will
be paid immediately and notice of ninety days
will be required for subsequent payments.
DAVID URQUHART.
President.
G. COIN.
ALFRED MOULTON,
ED. A. PALFREY,
THOS. A. ADAMS,
CHAS. ]. LEEDS,
mh1 tt Trustees.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ancs with notarial act. uassed this day before
Theodore Guyol. notary eubliaswe have grant
ed to HENRY g. ARTHUR, Of this city our full
power Of attorney.
apit at w P. CONVERSE, jill. Il 90.
New Orleans, March ~. ls5D-The
death of George r. Crane will cause no inter
rHUtton in the business Of the firm Of q FORGE
2. CRANE u CO., Mr.. CYRUS OH1SM giving his
personal attention to the same
The continuance Of the custom OF his friends
is respectfully solicited
GEORGE. r. CRANE n Co.
mh3o I'm No. t04 Poydras street.
The WOTman's Christian UnlRn Will
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
month. at IL q. M, at the Carondelet Street
Methodist Church,
Mrs. J. J. LYONS. President.
MBs. II. J. Coop Secretary. de6 II
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The causes OF arrests were: Assault and bat
terry, ara. assault with dangerous weapon,
SO; assault with intent to kill, 81; assaulting
police OTHERS "a; arson, 8; burglary, H.;
cutting and wounding, 9; dangerous and sus-
pictous, t40, disturbing the peace. 356. drunk.
fighting and disturbing the peace, 35l forgery,
g. highway robbery, q; infanticide, l. insult
and abuse, 900. insanity 45; interfering with
officers, 80. larceny, 249; malicious mischief.
81; murder, 7; obtaining money under false
rape. A. robbery l6; attempt at suicide, 81;
stabbing, Is; receiving selling, etc, stolen
goods. IL; shooting. 9, threats, 80; Migrants.
40; violating city ordinances, 51s; carrying
concealed weapons Ga. wounding, 3.
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

This being holiday the Custom-House
will be closed.
Congressman Acklen was figuring about
the building yesterday, and was closeted for
some time with Collector Badger and other
government officials, including Internal
Revenue Collector Marks. who, 1t is under
stood, relies ON his congressional friend to
make such n showing to the powers Oft Wash
ington as will suspend the signing OF his Off
eial death warrant. IT is not believed, how
ever, that Congressman Acklen can do much,
az Mr.. Herbert, who ID eOntesting his seat
will give him all he can do to take care OF his
own position.
There is considerable complaint about some
Of the recent appointments of Collector
Badger. Several Of the colored men who
have recently received appointments tn Inn
purtant clerkships, II is said, can barely write
their names, and are In no wise competent to
i'll the positions to which they have been
assigned
The following We're the sub-treasury re-
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CITY LICENSES FOR 1879.

DEpARrMEsr or FINANCE, CITY HALL.
New Orleans. April 8. 1878. J
To accommodate the public and save them
extensive costs and Inconvenience license in
spectors clothed with authority 70 collect will
call upon those who have not paid and furnish
them the appropriate license under ordinance
No. 47ss. Administration Series. and those re-
fuaine will be enjoined at once.
anto ALE, q. ISAAGSON, Administrator,
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Admission to the Field, FIRST DAY
FREE, other days Is Cents.
Must enter By the GENTLY gate.
RULES OF ADMISSION.

No ladies permitted to the stand unaecom-
panied by gentlemen.
Invitation badges for non residents only are
personal. and admit only the person invited.
Quarter stretch badgas Will admit to oil parts
Of the track and grounds.
Tickets Of admission to the stand do not adj
init the holder to tire quarter tretch.
Members are entitled to q free admission for
ladies accom- panVinR them.
Ladies' accompanied By members are invited
to visit the club. house.
SIN Smoking positively prohibited ON the mem-
Ladies' and gentlemen will be required to-
keep their seats during the running OF the
races.
All vehicles must enter by the GENTLY Road
gate, except members, Members OF the club
at the me mbers' gate
Quar- or stretch badges can be- obtained at 10x
Canal street and at the track,
The, cars of the City Railroad. BAYOU Bridge
Statue, Canal street. ever9 five minutes during
the race s..
Pools to be sold In club room OF Crescent
Hall, corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
stewards.
4. p. Mason non'' Henry n w ". Conner.
A. M. Eickham, J. X. Glenny.
Timers.
John A. Morris. A. M. Summers.
Distance Judges.
Thomas L. Airey. W. B. Krumbhaar.
Reception Committee.
8. II. Buck, chairman: Pr. Samuel ChoppiI,
Herndon. A. g. Nicolopnlo. N ID. wallace. =. r.
Lallande, J. D. Peet. Octave Hopkins a. freii-
9e Ail :" commnnications mnst be addressed to @.
w. wa . '0'~ r. b. ". SIMMONS. President
g. W. NoTT Secretary. aps ID
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New ORLEANS. March 10. 1879.
Notice ia hereby given that bank boxes on de
post In this bank wfll bs delivered to the own
ers there of. daily. between the hours Of 10 u IN.
and u m.
Special deposits tunder general order from
the honorable the Fifth District Court) can only
be delivered on satisfactory evidence to the
UNDERSIGNED that the bank hes no interest in
said special deposit. and that the owner thereof
Ia not indebtet to the bank.
No admission except between the hours
above mentioned,
N J. II. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
mh3ntf Civil Sheriff In eharge,
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BANK NOTICES.
SOUTHERN BANK.

NEW ORLEANS, March 30. 1879.
Notice Ia hereby given that bank boxes on de-
b nst In this bank will be deive, cd to the owners
thereof daily. between the hours Of lam. and .
.. IN.
No special deposits ean be delivered without
an order from the honorable the Fourth District
Court.
No admission except between the hours
j. Ii. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX,
mbsg II Civil Sheriff In charge.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC.

"A change OF programme-and double bill
at that-this evening at the Academy, by
Sam Colvilles burlesque company: Oxygen
and the best portions OF III. NJ. 5. Pinafore."
Many of our theatre-goers will doubtless
remember the sprightly and talented young
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PF0eramme of PyrOtechHical Exhibition
MANUFACTURED BY J. PALMER SONS.
Rochester. NJ r.

L.. Double Dance, Of Fairies; a. Fountain
Battery; g. :, Shield Of America; l.
with Oolored .aaxons. D. Stars ana
stripes, I. The Ha. Ha; 8. Pride. Of Tivoli
g. Emblem Of Justiee, Scales; 10. Indian Pal
ed Double Cascade Wheel 10. Rainbow Gas
aade; i4,2 CONFEDERATION. Oolored Batteries; IT,
diopy; is' de IL gar, a 10. The a arand
Round, with changes; 30. Brilliant Gem d.
Gandole Wheel. %. Eagle and Shield, Emblem
balloon; "a Star. Of 10. B. A. s. L.; rs. Good
Night. &C. Grand Bouquet.
Assorted Sky Rockets during the Exhibition.
Dancing In both buildings.
Ladies' admitted by invitation only. invita-.
TONS can be- had by applying TO any member u
the committee or TO Il. j. COURFAULT. ut
Stonewall Jackson Hall.
Sealed proposals for Bar Restaurant, with
THELEMT. 30 Royal street. up to The thirtieth,
rnh2 % 30 apo I'd
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southern hank. New orleans, narch Is.

southern Bank. New orleans, march -,
1879 The late president and directors OF the
Southern Bank feel 1t to be their duty 70 an
nounce to the creditors and stockholders OF
that institution that. in consequence Of the
lameniab Q. and. In their humble opinion, I'M
founded decision of the State Supreme Court
relative to the levy Of special tax required for
the city consolidated bonds Of 1862. Of which
said bank holds upwards Of 100000. and also.
in consequence OF the alarming shrinkage In
the obligations of the State. they have deemed
1t honorable to .supsend receiving any further
deposits and COLLECTIONS. and making payment.
have been allowed. The business affairs OF the
corporation. now under legal safeguard. will
vii be paa a. - q
stances will permit. and no effort will be spared
to prosecute successfully before the United
the ruling OF the State supreme Court In the
city consolidated bond case.
THOS. LAYTON.
BRADISH JOHNSON,
JNO. r. MOORE,
r. FITZWILLIAM.
mh19 Il THOS LAYTON Jr
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ERIN BANK.
IN LIQUIDATION.
NOTICE,

Parties who have boxes and packages on spe-
cial deposit in the vault of the institution are
no life that, by order OF the Fourth District
Court for this parish, the sumo will be delivered
20 them. on evi fence Of authority to receive. ut
the Banking House every day between the
hours Of IL and Q, on their receipt for the same.
New Orleans, March 10. 1879
Il. BERMUDEZ, Attorney
For the Civil Sheriff:
BREAUX, FENNER & HALL.
mhgO IF Attorneva
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REMOVALS..

p EMOyAL NEW ORLEANS INSURANCE
IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to the FIRE which
took place this morning. We have temporarily
removed our Office to the Louisiana National
Bank building. No. 100 Common street. between
st. Charles and Camp streets.
GEORGE LANAUX. Secretary.
New Orleans. March 20, 1879. mh21 Ina
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4. lady told her little son, who was teasing
l ay something to eat, to wait until breakfast.
With tear in his eye, he burst out: y jest
eonestly sometimes think you're step
mother.'-Anon.
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Two sophomores enter horse car; the first
takes the CnlY vacant seat and the second
sits In his lap Presently q young lady en-
tiers, and the second, rising, says aTake my
seat madam. Faet-Harvard Crimson
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The following were the sub-treasury I
neinta for Wednesday,.
MONTHLY REPORT or ARRESTS.

Mr.. CAESAR Huehe8 the courteous secretary
Of the chief Of police yesterday furnished Viz
with the following table of arrests by the
police during the months of January, Feb
ruary and March:
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ADJUSTMENTS.
4 OADEMY or MUSIC.
Continued successes Of the Famous

Continued successes OF the Famous
COLVILLE OPERA BURR EsDUE COMPANY.
wednesday, and Thursday Evenings. April .
a al 10 ths t,nst enormous bill ever offered
hOBlssON UHpSOE. In lis entirely Into which
IL -. ine.3rR,T rated an episode from II. M. h.
PlNAFORE. Friday and Saturday Evenings
Aprtl !, A and 12n ANOTHER grand double bill
OXYGEN and ARFARCE. introducing
the popular comedian, Mr. B, Manipeley. and
Miss Eugenie. psuL Saturday Masinee1Tha
great double bill ORUsOE and PlNAFOHE
Sunday Night-First appearance In New Or
leans OF the greatest artist Of his class In the
world, Americas German Star Comiuue, Mr.
GUS WILLIAMS. and production OF the NEW
CINDERELLA. apo
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MEETING, 1870,
SPRING
COMM ENCINa
SATURDAY, APRIL IL, 1879.
FIRST DAY-saturday, April N.

FIRST DAr-saturday, April II.
FIRST RACE-Purss -s2oo. Hurdle Race: first
norse flso, second $50 Mile heats over
sEdoND RA0E-The plekwick Stakes. for
added 81 which ths rst horse II ID III" rses i've
rHRb f RaGEsF 70 al I' se neas Prise .aso frat
horse $3.50, second $50. Two miles.
SECOND DAr-Tae.aay Arr, II.
FIRST RACE-"The Momus Stakes" for two
year 9ds sss entrance with 500 added
sEd ~ FIX hh Ga!e a1fs; Howard Stakes
b sss ass5 r ELL 20 sns .
tlonal By Mir. e. Il. Howard, Of which the
first horse u TO receive. 1900. second siOs.
Third RAOE-Olub Purse 5000. for ali ages;
first horse siBo. second $50 One mile dash.
THIRD DAy-Thursdsy. April II.
FIRST RACE-A handicap for all ages Purse
s25o; FIRST horse 5000, second $50 Entries to
be made the second day at y tn, weights TO
made In writing through the entry box at
the usual time OF closing. One mile and
SECOND HACE--A handicap for nil ages. Club
Purse $500: first horse $50, second $50 Com
,r,, d r. sa IN Is FIRST race. Mile heats
se ADDED s. NJ ase 5ose efef 4 valley Hs
First horse $500. second $780, One mile and
three-uuarters.
FOURTH DAy-saturday, April 10.
FIRST RACE Handicap Hurdle Race. Club
Purse s2DB: FIRST horse 800, second $50 we CHIT
TO appear the day previous and aeesptanees
70 be made ia writing through the entry box
81 the usual time Of closing. Two miles over
SECOND RAGE.selllng Race for all ages.
hn,sss so Ts1 ho aa ESQ second ~:
hsr res e soa ~ 20 s e
pounds for $500, 20 pounds any surplus over
70 second horse. One mil, and d quarter.
THIRD tACE-Clnb Purse $3.50. for ai aees:
first horse 500. second $50. Mile heats.
best three In five.
FIFTH DAY-Tuesday, April n.
FIRST RACE Club Purse $500 for all ages:
Weighs p e allowed d1y or n mares es1 ad
sE gsNaoss Hee s arg an9 sf aas.s for
three years old s25 entrances. ,. p. with $3.50
added, oil which fret horse to receive
&C. ss ysns os %s 1 n f sd ses nsE
Stake to carry pounds extra. One mile
THfhtb slii.lt Consolation Purse for horses
that have run and have not won during the
meeting. Purse $500: first horse $3.50. second
500: hCrses beaten once allowed pounds.
.w,ee d 10 Roa a ,n;ie three times or over 10
FotRTH RAGE Handicap for oil ages Purse
$500; first horse $500. second 500 entries to
b, made at p N. The day previous weights
to appear at .. m. and aeceptances 10 be-
made In writing through the entry box at
the usual time OF closing. Four mile dash.
| In al stakes, five or more required to fil. In
| all club purses entrance free, and la all such
purses no money will be given for q walk over.
Stakes to close April !, 1879
| Members are notified TO call for their badges
| at 1o4 Canal street.
| The races will commence al o'clock .. ~. In
case OF postpoDement on account OF the VISA her
| O penDant will b. displayed from The Crescent
| Hall. corner OF CanAl and 9t. Charles street.
Quarier stretch badges, for the meeting .st2 90
Invitation DadgeSs. 10 90
Day DAGg6S. 90
Admission to the Field, FIRST DAY
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COMMITTEE or ARRANg EN- ENTs:

o1piMAI Eh Or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS;
- A. f. Quere. chairman louis J, Courtip. J. r.
FPaa,he'gm nttd NJ D9fel e. John +. Legief.
schaf1' y. H. Mason. r. e. Schnell
SPORTS.
Pony Race, one mile. entrance fee 70 30 prize
SIG.
Competition Drill for all military orgafIza-
one silk guidon.