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National Republican., 1880-09-23
FIFTY CENTS PER MONTH.
PERSONAL.

GENERALS GrnBoN and Fitz.John Porter
ana cX'Collector Comfy Of Philadelphia are at
the National
SENATOR HoAR IS so in that he can not do
any campaign work.
LIEUTENANT AND Mrs. THAcKAEA arrived
at the Riggs house last evening
SENATOR ELAINE has consented to speak on
Saturday night in Philadelphia.
J. HAGERsfAN LINDENcRANE. tho new
Danish minister TO this county, Is in New
York
New YoRE has rumor that the wife of an
ex cabinet officer has decided TO earn her iy.
ing as a professional actress.
The presidential party was received at
sacramento yesterday with all the houOrs.
Governor Stanford entertained tho party.
SENATORS CAMERON Of Pennsylvania and
Mcpherson are in town, the former at Worm.
Iey,s, with his family, and the latter at the
Arlington.
The marriage Of Fifth Auditor Ella aud
Miss Mary Henderson is announced TO tako
place at an early day in New HAMPSHIRE, of
which state both pirt,s are citizens.
JESSE GRANT was married TO Miss Lizzie,
daughter OF w. 5, Chapman, at the san Fran.
cisco Palace hotel on Tuesday night. The
Affair was very quiet ouly q few friends being
present.
GENERAL L. d. TOWNSEND, Judge Hngner
Commodore Temple, Attorney. .Goueral Dew
ons, J. liegermau- Lindeucrouc Victor Drum
mOnd and Maurice do Bunson of this city
were registered in New York last evening.
COLONEL T. u. HILL Of this city is doing
valiant service in Indiana. The InGiauapo.
lis JOH'HdL Of the 20th instant states that he
recently addressed a meeting az KuighlstOwn
IN that State Tor two hours aud held his vast
audience spcllbound.
An erroneous impression prevails, TO which
a paragraph in yesterdays Personals" might
give color, that Mr.. W. J. Nmcc's forthcoming
book, Princes Fayors; u Story Of Lows, War
and Politics." is story of Washington life
Some Of the scenes are laid in the national
capital-more perhaps, than in any other
single locality-but the book docs no, profess
to give view Of Washington life. Political
manipulatinns, etc, necessarily enter into tho
work, because necessary 10 the story, but tho
story is not told to INTRODUCES them. The
work Will be out about tn lst pruNmo aud
Will be supplied by the American News com.
pnny OF Now York.
DONALD MCKAY, n native of Nova Scotia,
who when young man perfected himself iu
New York In 'ho art of ,hip-buiding aud who
subsequently owned an immense shipyard
near East Boston, died on Sunday last Rt his
home in Hamilton, Mass, aged seventy years.
y catalogue Of the iUmOus ships which he
built from the first ouu-the Washington Irv.
ing, in lel5-to he lHst-the United States
sloop'oi-war Adams, in ls7i--would lill a half
column. Among them, However, ought to bo
romcm btrcd the clipper ship Flying Cloud,
which made tue passage from Boston i6jD
to san Francisco in eighty days; the Sovereign
Of the Seas. Of . 100 tons, aud the Great Rg-
pNblic OF i.JI6 tons, which was accidentally
burned IN 1888 at her wharf in New York.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Gennrnl rnrhcrl. Ilemnln..

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, sept 2!.-pho body
of General \, r. \, rorbcrt arrived from st,
Augustine on the steamer Galelo at 2;3O p
IN. to-day in charge of General f. +, Dent,
commanlant at st, Augustine, and was re-
cciycd by Il detachment of the Florida ar,il'
lory, under command of Lieutenant Reynolds,
aud escorted to the urmory by them and "a
procession of prominent citiz'us, tho oS'lcd-
era aud ex.coulcdcrNlc soldiers uniting alike
to honor the brave and distinguished dcod,
Tho body was deposited in the centre Of the
srmory, which had been tastvlully decorated
with United States ntgslud floral offerings 10y
the ladies Of the city, 1t will remain there
under guard Of honor until Ia, III, to.mor'
row, when II will be conveyed to the steamer
Western Texas which sails for New York al
o'clock tomorrow night.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Tho West indies.

II AvANA, Sept. 22.-Tho English mail
steamer from st. Thomas brings ndviccs ia
the 10th instant. Ey-Prcsident Con zales OF
Sunto Domingo had arrived there from Cura
Gao to procure ammunition, and it was re-
ported that he had made considerable pur.
chascs of war material
Santo Domingo advices are to the 9th instant,
President Merno has submitted TO the senate
Il proposition for general amnesty to all exilcs
regardless of their political opinions, The
people of lIayti are constantly apprehcndmg
a revolution proclniming Boyer Blaeas prcsi-
dent, and much unelsiness prevails.
Adyiccs from Denarara represent that tho
cron prospects are favorable.
News reached the Island Of Torlola on tho
10Th ult. that while an excavation was being
made on Normpn's island large amount OF
Spanish coin was found. Two small anchors
marked the spot and were undoubtedly iu-
tended for its future Identification. 1t was
expected that on digging further more money
would he discovered
Tho latest ndvices from Venezuela state
that eight revolutioniss landed on the coast be
tween Puerto Cabello and Lrguayra. They
said they came from Curacao in II Dutch vessel
They were Immediately arrested. One Of the
party took refuge IN high tree, and having
fired down upon his captnrs he was shot.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Irinlrinr. nl Nrnnl,l..

MEMPHIS, Sept. 2?--rho city is gayly dcc1-
rated with uag5 aud crowded with visitors,
who have como at the iuyitat ion Of the mcr.
chants to join In celebrating tho continued
good health of Memphis, The scenes ON tho
street recall Murdi Grs occas IONS The pro-.
ces,iou, which moved at II o'clock, was over
three mlos long aud composed of representa-.
tive. of uyyry branch Of business and trade.
Two largo arches have been built one of
which is entirely of cotton bales. Tauspar.
ancic5 greet the eyes of strangers at almost
every crossing, the most conspicuous being at
tho ArUlapche office, which reads: Solid
south; solid for cotton, corur trade and manu-
ncturesn Among tho notahe persouagei
present. were Governor Luke l.. Blackburn %
kentucky, Governor Albert $. Marks ot Ten
uesscc, aud Goyomorc.eet L, J, CAureAt!
Arkansas.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
\ Denial.

Mr. Fred G.. Calvert, who was referred to in
an article in THE NArIoNAL REPUBLICAN in
regard to Mr. Calvert, ST., makes very broad
denial Of tho correctness of those statements,
both as regards his father aud himself As
the case now stands II is saquestion Of ycracity
between this party and The REPUBLICANS
informant, who not only rciterates the state.
ments published, but expresses Willingness
to 90 upon the witness stand and make oath
to the Truth of every material statement made
in tho article. The REPUBLICAN, only seeks
the truth in this matter, aud must depend
upon tho parties interested for the facts. The
card of MIR. Calvert contains epthets which.
for his own sake, should not be published M
THE REPUBLICAN,, and hence he has tho full
benefit of his denial in chief without literary
ornamcntation that in no degree strengthens
it. THE REPUBLICANS informant is known
to Mr.. Calvert, aud after giving him the
benefit ofa broad denial Ofthe statements made
he is most respectfully referred to that party
for the further discussion of this question:
National Republican., 1880-09-23
HoNoRs 70 rnE PRESIDENT
A cordla, woicpme to calIrornlu's cnpit

A Cordial Welcpme TO California's Capital
SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 22.-Thc presi.
dents formal reception here to-day was n
great success A military procession escorted
the party from tho residence Of x.Governor
Stanford to tho capitol. where they were re-
ceived by Governor Perkins and a vast con-
course Of people. Speeches were made by
Governor Perkins, Pre- idcnt Hayes, General
Sherman and Secretary Ramsey. Then came
n reception In Tie senate chamber thousands
entering to shalse hands with the president.
This lasted two hours aud then como pro.
ceSsion to Agricultural prrk, where 1900
persons were assembled. President Hayes
aud General Sherman were loudly checrod by
the people. The president spoke from tho
directors stand IN response to the speech of
welcome by II. VI. Laruo on behalf of the
state agricultural society. They wcro followed
by General Sherman, Secretary Ramsey, Gov.
crnor Perkins and Ex-Governor Stanford.
business was largely suspended and the city
liborally decorated.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rrnhnhlN mimi ,hnnlInr.

As Margaret E, Swauk, q little giH olsht
years oragc, WAS passing ,hroush an alley be.
tween Thirteenth aud Fourteenth ani X nud
l. streets southeast, about 8 o'clock last even.
ing, pistol shot WAS lrod from the yard Of
Mr.. William A. Austin. Tho bali struck tho
cir, in the rightshouIdor aulrassng through
the hung, lodged In The breg,t She was lakou
home, corner of Fuutconth and !. streets
southeast, and attended by Dr. Hubbard, who
attempted TO extract tho ball, hut failed, The
girl is not expected to live, Austin WAS ar
rested aud is locked up at the eighth precinct
station. To- is stated thuJ he was plac.cing
with his pistol i'm the yard, % numbsr OF per-
he had q uumbar OF cartridges Ia his pocket
National Republican., 1880-09-23
mmoI. LInnnr n.nlor. Ln Arm 5.

CHICAGO, Sept 23-'rho State Liquor Deal
crs' association to day adopted resolutions set.
ting forth that the enemies Of personal liberty
are constantly attempting by statute to bring
about q condition of affairs in the liquor tuGic
similar to That in Maine, and have succeeded
iu getting adopted uoloHously unjust meas.
uye calculated TO make the calling of liquor
dealer aud manufacturer odlous; declaring
th.lt the convention will proceed to organize
state association of members of the trade,
which will oppose the provisions of tho dram.
shop act aud other hostile legislation, and will
call 90 STREET account members of the leli3lu-
lure, Further, that tho united power of the
liquor interest VIII bo used 10 prevent tho
election of men too cowarlly 10 resist the
stupid to comprehend the vicious effects Of
,umptuary lvWaMti0u.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rhe Ilng,. lLnnnl.lin CcntcnnlnI.

ATLANTA, GA, Sept CIV. J. Houston,
chairman Of the transportation committee of
the Kings mountain centennial announces
that arrangements have been made for round
trip tickets from all points in the southwest,
per mile each way to this grand reunion orold
Ctr0lmians. The celebration covers from
from the 5lh to the s,h of October, with an
encamrmcut Of the military from North Caro-.
lima, South Carolina, Virginia and Tennessee,
and sham battle under the charge Of General
Joe Johnston The uration will be delivered
by Hon. john w. Daniel Of Virginia.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
iRNY RNNNIONS.
The Army of the cumberland.

ToL EDO, ONO, Sept. 22.--Tho twelfth re-
union Of tho Army Of the Cumberland COM
menGed in this city this morning with some
500 members of the society present. Among
others were Generals Garfield Sheridan, Prouy y
of Cleveland Cist Of Cincinnati and Meissnor OF
the United States army, Letters Of regret
were received from Generals Grant aud Han.
cock. The exercises opened with Il salute of
thirteen guns AT daybreak. At 1890 O'Clock
the military and veterans escorted Generals
Garfield aud Sheridan to Sanger hall, where a
business meeting was held General Sheridan
presided, aud both hc aud General Garfield
were received with cheers. General Sheridan
on opening the meeting congratulated the so.
ciety on the completion Of tho Thomas statue
and expressed regrets al not being able 10 at.
tend tho meeting Of the society last year,
Meeting of tho Army of West Virginia,
CINclNNATt, Sept. pa special to the Gu.
seilc from Pnrler5burg w. Va, reports 5000
to 10000 rs the estimated number Of persOus
present o.day at tho fourth annual reunion of
the Army of West Virginia. Tho distinguished
visitors were Generals Crook, Cox Deyoo aud
Kennedy, and Governor Piorpont, Tho hotels
are full, and citizens are entertaining guests
i'm their private houses. The day opened with a
"A salute of fthrty-eight guns. In the afternoon
Geo. b. Caldwell made an address of welcome at
the wigwam, and General Kennedy responded,
Toni.ht officers were elected aud Governor
Pierpont delivered an address. Tomorrow
there will be q grand parade, Parkcrsburg is
profu5ely gay with bunting and evergrecus,
Tie stculuers and trains como in loaded with
visitors, aud q great crowd is expected.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
THE rAv.rRnsnrTERI4X 4nn14NCr.
Social Reception to Delegates Inst Night.

Social Reception to Delegates Inst Night
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22.-'rhe delegates to
tho pan.presbyterun alliance meeting held a
brilliant social reception this evening at the
Pennsylvania academy of Gne arts. Tho spa
cious halls and galleries were crowded with
the most prom nent ccrgymen and laymen of
the presby toran church in this city, n large
number of ladies also being present. In one
of the most commodious galleries space was
reserved for tho delegates aud their ladies,
aud here, upon raised platform, were assem-.
blcd Governor IIoyt, Mayor Stoklev, Governor
George b. Mcclellan of Now Jersey, eX.Goy-
eruor lIartranft of Pennsylvania ana Mcssrs,
John Wanamakcr and George Junkin of tho
committee of arrangements. The delegates
having marched into the apartment by n
private staircase, Governor Hoyt formally
welcomed them in a speech, in which he said
"rhc city of Philadelphia, MS indeed docs
the common wealth of Pennsylvania, desires to
acknowledge tho significance of such nn as.
scmbly us this within its borders and to re.
ccive them with u cordial welcome. Tho or
| gauizltiOn tboy represent has had large
share in the intellectual awakening Of the
last 300 years; a large share In moding mod
orn thought in church aud state, aud in lay
| ing the supersiruCture of religious freedom
aud civil liberty"
Mayor S,okley extended the hospitalities oil
! the city to the delegates, aud Governor Nc
! Clelum spoke as delegate from New Jersey
| These addresses We're responded to by Rev
DR.. Cairn of Edinburgh, Scotland, Rev. DR.
Mcrkland of Baltimore, Rev. DR.. Mcintosh OF
Ireland and Rev. Marian Shoshadri Of India
after which the delegates were presented to
Governors Hoyt and Mcclellan aud Mr.
| Wanamalser.
The first meeting of the alliance will be
held tomorrow morning and the services
will be continued daily, Sundays excepted
until October 2, inclusive.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
v1RG1NLl JUSTICE.
Tho poul and Dnvis cases

PETERSBURG VA, Sept. 22.-The case of w,
II. Pond, charged with corruptly cndeavoring
to obatruct and impede tho due administra.
ton of justice before the United States ocurt,
by intimidating Jacob =. Davis, n coIored
minister who reported him for selling liquor
without license, has been sent on by United
States Commissioner Gallagher to tho United
States court, which meets ut Richmond on the
9th of October next. Pond is confined in Jail
here in default of 81 800 bail. Davis, who was
subsequently, arrested on Il warrant, is
sued at the instance of Pond, oharg.
ing him with having obtained goods under
false prctcnses, aud who Justice Kindred OF
Southampton found guilty and fixed the pun
ishmcnt at six mouths in Jail and thirty-ninc
lashcs, has been released from custody under
u writ of habeas corpus issued by Judge
Hughes. Under the laws of Virginia Davis
was only punishable by stripes Justice Kin.
dred pleads ignorance of the law as an excuse
for sending Davis 10 id. Davis says while
in Jail he was twice snot at, aud threats were
made of burning MIN alive. After the thirty
nine lashcs had boon inflicted upon Davis,
Pond wanted eighteen more given. The case
has been much commented upon.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Conpre,sInnnl NomImntions,

MoRRlsrowN, n, j., Sept. 22,-rhe demo.
cratic congressional convention of the Nth
district met here to-day ana nominated
Augustus W. CutIorot Morris county,
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Sept % The rcpub.
lican congressional convention Of tine seventh
districtat Gadsdon to-day nominated eX'Statc
Treasurer Arthur Bingham for congress,
MILwAUKEE, Sept 22.-,lhe democrats OF
the second district have nominated j, e,
Gregory of Madison for congress,
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.--rhc republicans Of the
second district nominated NJ, A, Ro,enbmtt
for congress in this city to-day.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rnE EIGnrn vIRGINlA DIsrRrcr
The Executive Committee Decides Agains
a New Convention.

The Executive Committee Decides Against
Il New Convention.
The republican congressional district exec
utiye committee met in the Office Of Mr.. Ed
mund Burke, at Alexandria, on the 18TH in.
stant, nj 2;3O o'clock p. m The meeting was
called TO order by II. L. Harris, secretary of
the committee, who stated that the chairman
had written him stating that he was unable
to be present. William A, Duncan Of Fair.
fax was called to the chair. The following
counties were represented: Alexandria, Cul-
pcper, Fairfax, Orange, RappnhaunOclI and
Warren, and the city Of Alexandria.
The question Of calling new convention to
nominate II candidate for congress being raised
u member stated that Judge Wiloughby had
informed him that ho had met with no en-.
cOuraGem ent III his canvass OF the district,
aud that he would make no further fight, but
was out Of the fed.
1t being stated that Majors p, Bayy, the
nominee for congress, WAS in the city, Messrs.
IL. H. Harris and Rudolph Thompson woro
appointed TO invite him to scat with the
executive committee They retired and after
short ubsenGl returned with the major, who
was introduced to the committee. Tho fol-
lowing were then appointed canyassers for
their respective cities and counties;
In.rMY,J M.Thorne; Rappnhaunock, William
b. Parnel; Orange, Lewis Madison; Culpcper,
Walter West; Alexandria, Ii. l., Holmes; War.
rcn, Oliver Vaughn; Frederick, b. Ii. Roberts;
F.Wquier, William A. Patlic; Clarke, A. b.
Young Alexandria city, ii. !" Harris; Win.
chester, Eauduiph Martin.
The following preamble and resolution were
then adOpted
WHEREAS This committee has received letters
from the ChiImcu of the county CummittCe' of
eight of The eleven counties OF the district object
my to another district convention and induisiug
the present nominee, and believing that they rep-
resent the sense OF the republicans IN their respect.
i've counties,
Acsolr,L That we, the congressional district eN-
ccuuNc committee, deem II tincNpedicnl to call an
other convention,
The meeting then adjourned,
National Republican., 1880-09-23
I,ncltic AIimine stncl,..

SAN FRNSclsco sspl 22.--rho following
are the official closing quotations of mining
stocks to-day; Ala, 2i; B,chtcl, II; Belcher,
2; Bclvidcrc, J; Best x Bocber, 1Oi; B,iic, Il;
Bullion, II; Buwer, l!;Cuiiornia, 2i Cholbu,
3.; Consolidated Virginia. 81; Crown Point,
Il; EXchcquer 2l; Gould K Curry q; Grand
Prze, 2t; Halo X Nrrcross, -; Mlrtiu White,
ll.33; Mexican IL; Mono, u: OpIgr 9!; Oo,
ii: Oyerman, /; Potosi, -; Savage, 81; Sierra
Nevada, lO3i silver King, a; Union Console
dated, 22; Wales. 1 !; Yellow Jacket, 8; Jupiter,
Ii ~. nnllnv- l.lE-
National Republican., 1880-09-23
An NIlrrDu .nInlIrr-

BosroN, Sept, 22.--Jacob Howard. claiming
to be from Chicago, WAS arrested mere this
afternoon, charged with cousp.riug with two
other mon named sheldon and Jordan to de-
fraud Boston broker out of 5000. by pre-.
tending TO sell him % patent for gasoline
stoye. Checks had already been given by the
broker in lurthcwucc OF hnucguiot,uus. One
of them for S2 100 was cashod at q bank iol
uowards associates who instantly decampcJ
aud escaped arrest,
National Republican., 1880-09-23
TINT F2IOD ON rnE posrorrIoE.
\ Long Continued and Wide Reaching
"MisluLe."

Long Continued and Wide Keachng
Mistake"
Tho explanation of the fraudulent use of
the Thanking privilege by tho democratic com.
rntteo is very thin. 10 put it of ON "thu
boys is an old dodge of the "bost citizens of
the south" when somebody is murdered for
opinions sake One Of the witnesses, judge
Of election, before Il committee in contested
election case in Charleston was asked how the
tissue ballots got into the box, and said:
II suppose some voter put them In by mis-.
take" The mistake in this Instance occurs
in a choice assortment of instances. Here is
n list of some Of tho mistaken" documents,
each of winch was certified to rs being "a part
of the Congressional RecOrd":
''lhc speeches of General i. L. Butler aud
Albert +. Palmer, delivered at Hancock and
English meeting in Faneuil hall, Buston;" II
pamphlet entitled Garfield Tries to Legislate
General Hancock ont of Office" II document en-
titled "NO. If on the Electoral Commissions"
Il speech delivered by Senator Wallace at
Norristown, Pa, under the caption The Real
Issue Unionism VS.. Scctionalism;' pamphlet
entitled 'llistOry of Carret-bag Govern.
ineut;" also one entitled Common SENSE
"Thc Civil Record of NIaior-Geneal Hancock
during His Administration in Louisiana and
Texas" pamphlet entitled Garfield dc.
nounced by the Republicans of his Own Dis
trict;" one entitled ''Willrul aud Wicked
Wastc;" others called "Thc Great Steal"
Massachusetts aud Rhode Island-Discrimi.
nation Against Foreign. born Citizens" ,""Demo-
cratic Economy aud Republican Extraya-
gance."
Thirty.six hundred copies of Trnmbull's
speech were seut to indianapolis in one batch
Of mistakes" and this has been going on for
Wapkg
National Republican., 1880-09-23
4 XeritnhIe sen.sernent.

SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. GA dispatch from
Victoria says; A genuine soa'scrpeut six feet
in length, with mane head shaped like Il
pauthers aud tail whitfield down TO a sharr
point, was brought in by Indians yesterday
thoy having caught it in deep water in the
straits of Doharo, Its appearance creates iu-
tousc interest. The serpent has been photo
gaphed, and the body will be preserved in
spirits and cent to Ottawa.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
Success of the Uto Commission,

Secretary Scnurd yesterday received a let,
ter from lIr. Mmypcuny, chairman of the
Ute commission, dated southern Ute agency
Colorado, September :, in which Inc inform.
the department. that up to scp,cmbcr 100
Southern Utus had signed the treaty, and that
many moro now absent On the "Nui hunt
were willing to sigu IT, Tho ceusus, Mn
Mnuypcuny says, was progressing rapidly, and
no expected within ten days TO complete ir
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rho Memrhls Ilond conrerencc.

NEW YORK, ; pit 22,-rhe commItice repre-
scudng the city Of Memphis had conference
with The McmpLis boudholders to-day in re.
gard to ctleCting % settlement with them. Tho
matter was discussed at somo length, but NJ
to 3 o'clock no conclusion had biuu reached.
The conference lasted over two hours, aud at
its conclusion it was stated that the Mumphis
committee had nIdo a satisfactory report uf
the financial condition of that city, aud that
satisfactory arrangements had been made for
cleCliug u settlement with the boudholders
National Republican., 1880-09-23
rnn nhnrrnnns pcmnn.trntIye.

GALVESTON, TEX, Sept, pa dispatch
from Denison to tho Ners says; Reliable in
formation from tho Indian territory is TO the
effect that the Cheyeuncs are again threaten
ing. A few days since Il party of 300 well
mounted visited the agency from Fort Reno
aud became very demonstIatyc, even slap
ping the agents face. Anotherparty ramsacked
the commssary stores at the Wichita agency.
National Republican., 1880-09-23
SENATOR cONKLING's PRoGRAMME.
Dates and Places for His Speeches in Indiana
and Ohio.


and Ohio.
The republicans Of Ohio and Indiana are
looking forward to Senator Conkling's visits
to those states with great pleasure and arc
making preparations to give him very hearty
reception in the different cities in which he
has consented to speak. lie will probably
leave for the west the latter rart Of this.wecb,
passing Pittsburg, as he cannot arrange to
speak on his outward trip. He has been IN.
vitcd to visit Mentor and GcucIal Garfield on
Monday, September 81, aud Gcl cral Grant is
expected to meet him there.
Mr.. COukliug's first speech will be at Warren,
Ohio, on the 2Sth. General Grant will he
present. On the 2DJh Mr. Conkiug will
speak at Cleveland; at Cincinnati October l.
at Richmond, Ind, October 4; at Lafayette
October o. and at indianapolis October :.
On his way back Senator Conklmg will
speak in Plttsburg, the date of his meeting
there remaining 10 be fixed. From about the
Is n Of O1Ober TO November . ho OK pects To
devote himself to the state Of New York.