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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1880-04-11

Los pasaleros para Nueya- Y srk. trasbordau Gu
Santh0mas los Eiagnilicos vapores de United sta
teS& Brazil Mail Company &c hacon i~s WAGES des-
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
CANCELLATION OF BOND.
STATE OF LOUISIANA. |
Eypputiya Dpnnrtnppt

STATE OF LOUISIANA.
Executive Department. !
WHEREAS, FREDERICK FISCHER AND
w JOHN SOHO MAX ER. OF tho cit, of New
Orleans. h"ve applied to me for the cancellation
of bond drawn aud signed by FRED CESS
as principal for the cum Of FIVE thousand dol
lars with the said Frederick Fischer and John
schomaker as snreties, each for tho sum "f two
thousand five hundred dollars. dated the sec
ond day OF Dec ber. 1873 and conditioned for
the faithful performance of the duties OF said
Fred G-iss as Constable for the Seventh Justice
Court for the parish of Orleans.
Now. therefore. l. LOUIS ALFRED WILT.
Governor OF the State of Louisiana. have
thought proper to Issue tbis my proclaim alton.
with the view of giving public notice to all per-
sons therein Interested to show cause In writ
ing. at the Office OF Secretary OF State. In the
city OF Nav Orleans. within ninety days after
the last publication hereof. why said bond and
the MORTGAGE resulting theretrom should not
be Cancelled and annulled. and the eureties
above named discharged from any further la
biities In the premises.
Witness my signature and the seal OF the
State of Louisiana. at the city of New Orleans,
this twentieth day of March in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
and the one hundred aud fourth year of the In
dependence of the United States OF amerioa.
LOUIS A. WILTZ.
By the Governor:
OSCAR ARROYO.
Assis ant secretary of State. mh21 30
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ocean T0w boat company, W. e. su..et-
Ian, subrogated, va. Charles Germalre ct ala,
'1NHIhD Dis RIOT COURT FOR THE PAR
l. ish Of Orleans, No. 2s36s BY virtue OF q
writ of fleri faoiaa to me direct d by the honor
able the Third District Court for the parish Of
Orleaue. in tho above entit ed cause will pro-
ceed 10 sell at public auction, at the Merchants
and Auosioneere' Exchange. Royal street. be-
tween Uanal and Customhouse streets In tho
Second Diatrict Of this city. on SATURDAY,
April II. 1880 Mt - o'cnck M. the following de-
sul ibed property, to wit
TIE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF INTEREST
Of Charles GermRine, lone of the defendants)
IN and to the eteam tug boat Rochester" and
her boats. engines machinery, tackle. apparel
etc. said tug being Of l67 81 100 hurheu. having
1877 10 feet tn length. 2l feet in breadth and
feet Ia depth.
Now lying ip the Mississippi river at 'Bitters"
wharf Ia the Third District of this city
Hei2ed In the above suit.
Terme-Oas b on the SPOT
j r ALOEE GAUTHREAUN.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
mh17 ID II APT l47
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

wang a. Gotham va. mannicn & Ells-
SIxTH DISTRICT 0ouar FOR THE PAR
- lsh of OTeane. NJ, sesi-By virtue of q
honorable the SIKH Disttict Court for the
parish Of Orleans. In the abuve entitled cause,
viii proceed to cell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal
In the Second District OF thia city. on sATUR.
DAY. April a. 1880. at y 9olook M. the fol-
The ONE HALF FQUARE OF GROUND.
nearest 70 Willow street. 10 the square
plan drawn by L Il. Pile and deposited In the
office Of gouny notary public and boynded y,
atreets, In the Fourth District of this city
which said one half euuare measures one
hundred and forty ak feet nine inchea one
half line front on each Washington and Fourth
atreets two hundred and fifty eight feet front
on willow atreet and two hundred and tfty-
eight feet on Clara street together with all the
imp- ovemenis thereon.
Heiz d In the above suit
Terms-Cash on the spot
J. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
uoh aty
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
AN AOT
uaZi iaa
MINI VEW

ne, aAe tts4l tts4 AN AOT
10 carry Into effect article t75 OF the consti-
tuition OF the State OF Louisiana, and TO
secure to laborers and workmen the
wages due them In certain cases.
SECTION |. Be II enacted BY the General Ae-
ars aud workingmen on buildings, etreets,
sAilroadp, canals, bitches and other similar
works, when their services are engaged by the
Rropfietor or any agent OF the proprietor
npon any OF the works above enumerate''
shall have a fret privilege upon the buildings
ID other works upon which their labor has
been bestowed.
NBu. a. BE u Further enacted etc. That when
such works are done by .auy contractor or
|suf-cuntraetor for stipulated price, 1t shall
tract price TO be paid or advanced to the con-
frautor or to any sub-contraotor until pay
apent haa been made, or security given, for all
aumH due to laborere or workmen
Bnder su3h contractors or cub constructors,
mn to the date Of eueh payment. nor ehall
any payments or advances be made TO any
such contractor or euh-contractor, except In
proportion TO work actually done, and In such
manner Rs 30 leave unpaid at all timee, until
ahe completion Of the work. sum sufficient
10 secure the bills for labor or work.
sEu. 3. Be u Further enacted etc, That any
lhbprpr or workingman. In the cases oontem-
plated by this act, OF works done by any con-
Tractor or sub.contraetor. may record bis
claim for such amount as will probably be
fue him at the expiration Of the work: such
fpnerdaton to act as fret privilege upon all
Aneh work. In event Of the violation OF the
pxpvlsions OF this law by the proprietor or
asiB agents. In event or said recordation, the
same shall be erased upon payment OF
the amount due ne contemplated by this
npf, from the books OF the recorder Of mort
Hages. at the expense OF the party recording
4n no case Bhaii the recorder Of mortgages
charge more than Fifty cents for recordation
and twenty-five cents for erasure OF privileges,
az herein provided for.
SHt, A. Be IL ftasther enacted, etc, That the
fecordation provided for in the third section
asf this act may be made on the books OF the
recorder OF mortgages In any parish where
khe labor described In fret and second
anctions may be done; and that every char.
tered corporation. notwithstanding that 1t
rnay have q domicile, as provided In it's char
pf process may be made In every parish where
Annh claims may originate.
SHo B, Be u fttythef enacted. etc, That the
Aprers ahall not exceed the amount euch owner
ID bound for TO his contractor at the time Of
recording
Speaker or the House of Representatives..
Il. ID. MoENERY,
lieutenant Governor and President OF the
senate.
Approved April 10. 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTH,
Governor OF the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy.
VIII. A. STRONG,
Secretary of State.
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ADVERTISEMENT.
ass EssgFR SALES.
Mrs. Valentine yrene"sursh ct ais. VS..

Mrs. Valentine yreaeBbursh ct als. VS.,
W. J B hau ct ala.
GIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans, No. 1907 by virtue of
q writ Of 6eti facils, to me directed by the
honorable the Sixth District court for the par
of Orleans. In the above entitled cause, will
proesed TO sell at public auction at the Msr.
chants, aud Auo'ioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between uanal and hCustomhuuse streets,
In the SECOND nisrriet If this city, on sATUR-
DAY, May Is, 1890. at II O'Clock m. the follow
Ing described property. to Wit
A PORTION OF GROUND. with the build
ipgs thereon, situated ~ the Third plstrict of
new, Charities, Jeanne and Royal streets. des.
tgnated by the letter A, forming the corner of
Ohertres and Bartholomew streets, measuring
In American measure, thirty. I've feet front on
Ohartres street by depth of one hundred end
ninety elk feet two inches front on Bsrthole-
NEW street. Being the same property pur.
chased by George II sws. one OF the def ndants
herein from George Brandt, by act passed be-
fore Joseph Oohn, notary public. dated twenty
fourth Of November. 1876.
Eei7.d In the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
]. II ALOEE GAU THREAUK.
OWL Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans.
AntA 81 3P myE "a IN
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

THIRD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
L ish Of Orleans. No. 25 e56 By virtue of a
writ Of seizure and sale, b, me directed by the
honorable the Third Dlstrict court for the par.
ish of Orleans. in the above entitled cause, l
will proceed to cell at public auction. at the
Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange Royal
street, between CANAL aud Cuatomhouee streets
IN the Second Dist let of this city. on SATUR-
DAY. May q. 1890 at 10 O'Clock m. the following
described property. TO Wit
A PORTION OF GROUND. with the build
ings and improvements thereon, situated In
the Second District of this city. In square num-
ber flfty.two, which is bounded by Conti. II J.
man. Bienville and Derhignp streets, and
measuring In American measure twenty seven
feet front on tlont street by siSty-six feet In
depth. and adjoining the corner of 0onh and
Roman streets. Which said portion of ground
wac purchased by the defendant herein from
Pierre Riviere, by an act passed before Bernard
Phillips, Lite notary IN THE city. on the twenty
third Of October. 1919.
Seissd In the above sut.
Terms-Oash On the spet.
j. r. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
OWL Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
nj IA NJ
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renistry In such form -as said board OIL
lilsnIdatiun may determine and preecr,pe,
and pati certificate TO be transferable, ~ per
Ren or by proxy on the recorus o' .h fns soui'
annual interest on the amount Oh ea,d cel.- J..
ijratau, instead OF being represented by n
aereet coupons, shall be pa xabie 10 such pa.S
Df his order In such form and manner as sa,a ,,d
hf,atrl OF liquidation may determine anu
ngsepribe: and the city OF New Orleans snail
Ngi,rf a e,lfIcient number Of blank cef ftiiicates
IA registry TO be printed or engraved sh the
fnrn and manner prescribed ano ebail uel,Vef
said blanks to the board OF iduiuatloh, 10
ba lieed apreeably TO this section. ,,,
aEr, 10. Be it f,uthet. enacted, ETC., That
II aball he the duty OF the Council OF the city
~ New Orleans 70 provide q proper oiliee Ior
ara board OF liquidation oil the city debt. but
Rhs expenses OF engraving. printing and tssll.
M Tho bonds created under this act, and all
4ae necessary clerical and Office expenses,
nhall be paid out OF the funds appropriated
Nfa belonging to the payment OF Interest and
fsgincpal OF the said bonds. proutded, that no
natnber OF the board OF liquidation shall re-
feiva any SALARY or enolument OF any kind
tuf hls Hervices therein.
ERsj. III. Be u further enacted. etc, That the
Gssty Council be and is hereby required to levy
An annual tax, calculated upon the ASSESS
mHnt of the preceding year, less twenty pc.
cent, sufficient to pay Ia full the interest on all
khH bonds issued under the provisions of this
&pt nnd any tax levied shail continue IN force
asntll superseded by new levy for the same
Ipnrp0sp.
BH6. Ia BE u further enacted, ETC., That all
parts Of all laws In conflict with THE act be
md the same are hereby repeated.
IL. N. OGDEN,
speaker OF tho House VI Representatives.
Il. ID. MGENERY,
lieutenant Governor and President OF the
Senate.
Approved April 10, 1880.
LOUIS A. WILTG,
Governor Of the State of Louisiana
TRUE copy.
VIII. A. STRoEa,
Secretary of State
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14

SECOND JUDICIAL DlsTR1OT COURT FOB
- the eix,h and Seventh lMuniclpal Districts
gf a writ Of aeIi faelas. 10 me directed hty the
for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts Of
the parish Of Orleans, In the above entitled
cause, l will proeeed to cell at public auction,
ct the Merchants and AuctIoneers' Exchange.
Royal street, between Canal and 0ustomhouse
streets. In the Second District of this city. on
-aATnRnAY- NJ AZ 10. 1890. Mt Ii o'clock M. the
A CERTAIN PIECE or PORTION OF
GROUND, with the improysmens thereon. cit
uated In the square J.. Of West Bouligny. In the
sixth District Of New Orleans. bounded by
sippi said portion Of ground MEASURES one
hundred and twenty feet front on Water street
Two hundred aud twenty feet. more or Less
on the line separating It from the balance oi
aaid square. two hundre and twenty feet. more
or less. front on OadiS street, and one hundred
and twenty feet front laid river, together
with all rights OF new f,rmstion and accretions
In front.
Seized In the above suit.
TermsO .sh on the spot. -
J. II. ALOEE GAUTHREAUX.
Oivil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
An14 IL az my r IA IL
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-14
CITY COUNCIL-OFFICIAL.
REGULAR MEETING.

Tuesday. April IS. 1890. !
The Council met this day, at Ia o'clock m,
In regular session.
Preeent-Hon. 1. W. Patton, Mayor, presld-
ing, and Administrators Behan. Glynn, Col
ins, Marks and Mealey.
The reading of the minutes Of the previous
meeting was dispensed with. and they were
approved "a corrected.
Financial Business on vinsl rassaxe.
Mr.. Glynn called up the following ordi-
nances, which, having been read twice, were
now on their third reading, and were adopted
upon call Of the roll:
Providing payment for several accounts.
commencing Department Of improvements,
Administrators Office, subscription to Ger
man Gazette, Sic"
Providing payment for several accounts,
commencing Department Waterworks and
Public Buildings, Insane Asylum, W. II.
Merkel, groceries, s241 g."
Providing payment for several accounts
therein named. commencing Department Of
improvements, Eager. Ellermann 4 Co
Sass"
Ordinances and Resolutions.
BY Mr. Behan--
Amending section Of ordinance No. 640e.
Administrator Series.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Ohevalley-
Authorizing the Administrator Of Water
works and Public Buildings to advertise for
sealed proposals. for addition to the jail-house
of the Seventh Police Station.
Adopted.
BY Mr. Glynn-
Providing for the payment OF certain Inter-
eat, commencing "Bier n Jardet, $l7 g."
Adopted.
By Mr.. Glynn--
Providing for the payment of the accounts
therein named. commencing Surveyors
Office, special roll of employees on levees,
$3.50"
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Mesley--
An ordinance relative to the marble monu-
ment and stone block In Lafayette Square.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Glynn-
Appointing a committee to prepare ordi-
nances, etc, to carry into effect the several
acts of the Legislature OF 1880, relative to
city affairs.
Adopted.
BY Mr.. Glynn--
An ordinance providing for the payment Of
the several accounts therein named, ,oommeno-
tug Department of Waterworks and Public
B4ildings, G. O. Hartwell, gas fixtures, etc,
Sill"
Read twice.
From Judah Chandler. relative to wharf
privileges In the Fourth District, Philip and
Soraparu streets. Referred to the Admins
traitor of Commerce.
From j. Forester, permission to erect a
steam engine at the corner OF Magazine and
Notre Dame streets. Referred to the Admin
istrator OF Commerce.
From L. @. Lewis, asking permission to
Basin street, adjoining the depot Of the Span
ish Fort and Lake Railroad. Referred to the
of Commerce.
From Mechanics and Traders Insurance
Company, asking for correction OF assess
ments. Referred to the Administrator Of AS
sessment.
From Nj. G.. Byrne, asking permission to
erect blacksmith shop at the corner OF
Elysisn Fields and Peters street, Third Dis
trict. Referred to the Administrator OF Com
merce.
From Hon. John r. Wheaton, mayor OF Sa-
vannah, Ga, relative to holding convention
to take action on the powers of the National
Board OF Health. Referred to the committee
OF the whole.
From NJ. Serron. relative to lease OF the
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Upper City Park. Referred to the Adminis-
TRAITOR OF Police.
On motion the Council adjourned TO Tues
day next, at IL o'clock m.
". q. ABRAMS,
Assistant Secretary
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THE READING RAILKUAD.

An Injunction Against the Receivers Asked
for.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-The Fidelity
Trust, insurance and safe deposit company
trustees of consolidated mortgage bonds
of Philadelphia and Reading railroad COM
pany filed petition in the United States
circuit court this morning asking for
an injunction restraining the receivers
of the Philadelphia and Reading road
from appropriating bonds. in their
possession to the payment Of in
tercst on the general mortgage bonds
of the company until certain specified
sums shall he set aside il. the sinking fund
for the redemption Of consolidated mort
gage bonds which take precedence of the
general mortgage loan. The court Or
dered the masters appointed under the re-
ceivership to take testimony pertinent
to tho issues, and directed further that in
the proceedings under the petition leave is
given for holders of general mortgage and
improvement bonds of the company to
intervene.
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MARkETN.


PnILADxLPHIA. October .s--rlOur-marke
quiet; superfine 8 OO03 50: extra - OOl1
1 50; Ohio AMI Indiana family $5 OOI5 50 !;
Penn'a family - l2G5 81; st. Louis family
Mt Is IS G6 IS: Minnesota family s5 O0al6 OO;
Straight 81 OOG6 50 patent 1nd high grades
s. 5OGl7 80.
Rye flour firm at y jO6l5 g..
Wheat firmer with good demand No. West
ern Re,i Il AZ; Penn'a Red 81 l:@l IL; Amber
81 12@l II.
Corn quiet for local Use {: yellow ut 5l1s@
5Sc mixed 531.eI54c.
Oats-Choice firm lower grades easier No.
l. White AO1.c No. , do lOc No. do ;S13Slsc;
No. 2, Mixed :61a6Ssc.
Rye firm ut 9Sel$l.
Provisions easier MT IS pork sl6(ll6 80 beef
hams ZIG OO@ 1850; Indian nlss beef nj elS ~
smoked hams llDl:c: picked hams SlSap9c:
bacOn-smOketl shoulders 6tl6i &c salt ,lO 5l4G
SIC.
Lard quiet; city kettle at S..c: loose
butchers Sc; prime steam ~ NJ.
Creamery extra sic do SOtM to choice .S93lc;
Bradford count yani New York extra 25G3.se
Western reserve extra 2lSlGic; do good tO
choice l6ll2bc: Rolls firm: Western Beserve
extra 2.lG2ic Penn'a Extra 2i9Eic.
Eggs firm ON scarcity: Penn'I Extra &c
Western Extra:22s.6l3lc.
Cheese dull, but choice steady; New York
ful, cream l31a@l53zc: Western full cream at
l21@lSAc: dO f:ilr tO gOrt llsll2c; 10 half
skins lOl0lO1ac.
Petroleum tiuIl : refined I.c
Whisky active ut sl II.
Seetls-tiOO.l to prime clover dull ut IS jOsy
20; Timothy nominal ut - 7Od: 81: Fiaxsce
wanted ut 81 81.
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and their whereabouts will be easily ascer'
tained to-day. A good days sport was
confidently anticipated by the association
when they retired from the field last even
ing. but it is feared the rain that fell this
morning will again interfere with the
trials.
Messrs. d. w. Seller and Geo. Hyneck-
cr, both of Harrisburg, reached Lancaster
this morning and went to Mannheim to par
ticipate in the trials.
Trials Postponed.
Owing 20 the rain which prevailed all
morning and the cold. disagreeable condi-
tion Of the weather, the trials which were
to have taken place to-day were post
poned.
The following drawings We're made for
tie Puppy stakes, the contests for which
will take place tomorrow afternoon If the
weather will at all permit.
First Brace-Mr. Saeger's Mack and
Mr.. Yearsley's Little Lady.
Second Brace-F. "A. Diffenderffer' Roxey
Boy and J. J. Snelenberger's Dick Lava
rack.
Third Brace-Isaac Years,ey's Bess
and w. L. McConnelPs Lady Lavarack.
Fourth Brace. J. Snellenberg's
Daisy Lavarack and A. McIntosl's Abbey
w.
Fifth Brace. J. Sncllenberg's May
Lavarack and J. N. Speese's Count.
Edw. Gresg's Bob and ID. McLoyd's
Ned were withdrawn from the Puppy
stakes contest.
The management hope, if the weather
is not unfavorable, to he able to finish
the contest for the stake for all ages, and
also the Nursery stakes by to morrow at
p. m., and if they should be SO fortunate
as to do SO. the! Puppy stakes contests may
bc determined during to morrow afternoon.
The members of the association return
ed to the Stevens house at 2:3O p. m.,
where they and the reporters are now
quartcred.
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CuuKr SALE OF VERY VA

nRPHANS' COURT SALE OF VERY VAL
.OUABLE REAL ESTATE.--On TU ESDAY
EVENING, NOVEMBER >, 1880. in pursuance
Of an order of the Orphans Court of Lancaster
Cooper House, West King street. in the city of
Lancaster Pa. the following real estate, late
of Philip Schum, deceased, viz:
All that elegant threeStory BRICK STORE
situate on the south side of West King street,
between Penn Square and Prince street in the
city of Lancaster, aforesaid. containing 10 feet
~ inches i'll front, and extending In depth 2f5
feet to y IA feet wide public alley on which it
has n front OF width OF u feet ~ inches.
Bounded on the cast by property OF Charles
Gillespie and George NJ. SteinmaD, and on the
west by property OF John McCalla.
The Store Room is very large and c nvcnient
with good dry cellar under it. The dwelling
part of the building isalsOc xtensivc and IS now
occupied rs a boarding house. There arc
rOOmy Brick Stables on the said alley, with
large entrance from West King street, capable
of accommodating Il large nnml,cr OF horses.
whole building is drained 'y sewers connect
ing with the main sewer in West King street,
and Il well OF nevcr-faiing water with pump
therein is in the yard. The " hole premises
front and stables newly painted and are now
in excellent condition. This is Il very valuable
property, centrally located and considered one
Of the best business stands of the city and wei
worthy the attention OF business men and cap,
ftalists generally.
Possession of the store may be given imme-
diatcly if desired. Good title and possession
given on the rest of the property OH April lst.
1881.
Sale to commence ut o'clock. p. H., on said
day, when attendance will be given and terms
'''''''' " w. CHAs. H0LzWoKTH,
S. HESS Il Son. Administrators, G. la,
AuctiOnecrs. Oct3-SW ThSt
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RIVAL. RAILROADS.

A Branch Of the +. X. X. EnjOineti.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 28.-Judsc McKcn-
nan this morning granted injunction
against the Junction railroad CONTROLLED by
the Pennsylvania road) for bidding the
road to refuse to transport freight or pas
scngers arriving by the Philadelphia &
Reading road, or the Philadelphia, Will
mington & Baltimore road and further re-
straining the Pennsylvania railroad from
interfering or preventing the Junction
road from fulfilling its duties. The juno
tion railroad is the road connecting the
Pennsylvania road at HestOnville with the
p, w. & B. road at Gray's ferry.
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The Eighth Ward Parade.

The Eighth Ward Parade.
All the Democratic club members OF the city
are invited to attend the Eighth ward parade
in uniform on Friday evening. Give the
"Old Eighth" a grand rally.
Ninth Ward.
The regular stated meeting of the Ninth
ward Hancock and English club, will be held
at their club room. over Arnold Haas saloon,
North Queen street, on Friday evening, OctO-
ber 29tl,, ut N o'clock. Every member is de-
sired to be present.
Thursday evening, October q. Hon. W. ID.
Hill, i. +. Davis and others.
Slackwater.
Thursday evening. october q. s. ". shatlle,
c. +. Rccs, ID. McMullen, J. A. Coyle.
Oak HiIl, Little Britain Twp.
Friday evening, October29. Hon. W. d. Hill
ID. McMullcn, JnO. a. COyle.
EIizabethtOwR,
Friday evening. October 30. Meeting and
tOrchlight parade: Hon. J. l.. Stefnmetz, s.
W. Shadlc, W. II. Roland.
Marietta.
Torchlight parade and meetinsD Saturday
evening, October 90 Speakers W. h. Given
and w. U. Henscl
In the court house on Monday evening. No
ycmlcr2