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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
CHICAGO, TEXAS & MEXICAN CENTRAL
RAILWAY


The Chicago Texas Sc Mexican Central
railway is an institution in which this com
munity and people along the line from Rec
river TO the Ris Grande, distance Of sover
hundred miles, are deeply Interested. tt
ultimate means almost an air line from Chi
cago to the City OF Mexico. Its northern
connections ore already completed 10 The
northwest cerner OF Arkansas. The scheme
is o vast one, dollined 10 introduce millions
Of people into Texas, and servo rs one OF the
grandest engines in the development Of our
state yet conceived. Our people must,
therefore, understand that in an enterprise go
grand, we must not expect spasmodic spurls
nj this or that point, but careful examlua'
ton OF the route throughout its length before
the investment of money and the lmmence-
ment OF actual work ON the ropd. The gen
eral scheme is we'll understood, but prolimi'
nary surveys must be made before any con-
siderable length fthe road can be located
and work commenced These examinations
have been in progress some time and are yet
under way. The gentlemen in charge, Pres
itent Hale and associates, after detsilod
conversation him, We feel authorized to
say ere equal the emergency-piuden,
skilliul business m5r who arc adopting
such preliminary, advisory ana prudential
measures as are dictated by sound judgment
and business experience. Our people must
be patient and have a Lutte leayen Of Gith 10
men who have shown their faith byjudicious
expenditure Of their own money They
have asked nothing Of Dallas until lhoy shall
have built fifty miles Of road. When that Is
done, none will doubt the intent aud ability
Of the company to carry forward the great
measure, so frought with good to Texas,
This extraordinarily inclcment winter has
greatly rotordol moaguros but within IL few
weeks the people will see demonstrations
sufficient to dissipate doubts. Wemust col-
slider all these facts and difficulties and
allow time for tho company to collec, the
facts which common sense ditateI before
eubarkiug practically in the grent work
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
rhe Froi,qiuns

This admirable society Of singers have
been in constant practice for tie past week
or two, in order to gain sufficient proficiency
to compete successfully for the honors at the
Galveston tournament next month, Ga Sun
day evening next they will give one Of their
admirable performances, interspersed with
dancng and other social amusemonte, at the
hall on Commerce street. We feel safe in
predicting that most enjoyable time will b
exderenced
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

AS THE New Orleans Democrat SAWS In
Inc following paragraph, it does look as If
MIR. Kellogg and his friends are trying to
manufacture sentiment TO enable him to hold
on to what he has questionable title TO
Inc Democrat says; "The Indictment of
W. d Moore ox.Unitod States gauser i,sse
party who recently made The damaging sccu
s''OuS against Kellogg, by the United States
grand jury, upon the charge Of false gauging,
must strike even tho most charitable and uu,
suspicious persons as on after.though. on
the part Of the authorities, in the interest of
kellogg, whose aim 1t is TO break down
Moore's testimony. Moore, it appears, was
accused soma time ago by the collector of
internal revenue Of the crime for which no Is
now indicted, and his resignation demanded.
Hc refused to resign and was reported TO
Washington, after which he concluded TO 70.
sign, and his Resignation was accepted. /. Is
odd that he should have been permitted TO no
FREQ when he was an employe of the eovsrn.
mant, and when 1t would hava boon an oasy
matter fguilty. to bring him to punishment,
and that he should just now DO indicted
when bis ability to annoy Kellogg has been
demonstrated. Il is a shameful thing thai
the machiaery of the United States courts
can thus easily be put in motion 10 shield
from merlted punishment senator OF the
United State'."
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

Marshal Morton and tho police force ato
just now on the lookout for q man by tho
name of CIissman. On tho night of the 9th
of December, it appears, he became engaged
in q difficulty With fellow named Walker.
in tho Long Branch" whom he struck
on the head with chair. Since the
occurrence, Walker has gone home and died
from the effects of the blow. The officers
in consequence, are on the qui vive, and We
doubt not that the HERALD will contain n
hrst'clsss item in the near future.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
An Emhrye Proaldent

A cash hoy in enc Of the prominent dry
goods stores on Main street not having the
wherawiLb to attend the Ministries last night,
bit upon novel idoa Of procuring tho TO-
quisilc amount. lie was the pogsessor Of 81
barlow knife about oil his earthly goods
and rstilsd IL of at Scents chance Tho
beauty about the whole affair was, ho took a
chance himself and won the knife back agsip.
and had enough money after purchasing The
ticket TO buy enough peanuts 10 enjoy tha
performance to the fullest extent.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
MARRIED

CQHN-COHN. On he evening ofthe s7sh ut
The residence OF the brides father, by Rabbi
II. NJ. Bien, MI herman Cohn aud Miss
Hattie Lohn, Late Of Hot Spciggs, Ark,
The attendants were Mr.. Lee COIN, brother
Of the bride, aud Mira Gardener and the pa
rents % the bride, Mr. and MrI Jacob Sohn
This was joyous aSd most pleasant secession
Many friends Of the parties w're present and
aumpiusus Jepast followed the hymeuisl
ceremonies. Sparkling wine flowed in great
beakers, and many toasts aui appropriate
sentiments were drank with happy and fslioi-
tons remarks accompanying. Tls HERALD
tenders It's heartiest congratulations and beat
wlsbes forthe happiness aud prosperity oflAe
newly welded pair.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
Notice to railroad uontrnc tors.

To let 100000 cubic yards of grading on
the New'Orleans & Pacific railroad, between
Mansfield and Pleasant Hill, Louisiana. The
country is healthy and the material first
class Liberal prices will be given, pay both
ways, free.trsnspor,ation for teams and tools
WI DO furnished from my port OF Texas Il
Shri veport Ls., which is near tho work
Work will be let in sections of from one e
ten miles. Contractors having outfit, car
confer with the undersigned Of Shreyo-
port, La. CARPENTER & MALLORY.
asnro,o.... Contractors.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

TaE officers Of the Wlston Union Telp-
graph company ssy that tins consolidation
with the American Union will not be FOL.
Lowell oY an advance IN ratos, except in 8
few suburbAn places whlcl Ia @ facilities are
iuadoqua.a. OF ooureo not. No monopoly
makes a rash stop. by degrees, however,
with this excuse and that being given, whom
thore Is no competition lopravout, the screws
are turned and tbopressuro put on.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

WnaN tho Louisville Oourier.JournaI
tries it can put in AS heavy lick3 as any paper
in tho unioa. The English of the following
is not onlg.gigorous and tarso, but It is the
very essence Of truth and is therefore unan.
swerablo. II says; Judge Tourgaa, in an
article in the February number of the North
American Review goes 20 some trouble To
show tbat nearly throe,fourths Of tho illi!or
acy Of the country Is in the southern states.
This iliIeracy is found mainly ia tho negro
population of $4,000 reported by the repub
lican organs t. DO almost solidly republican.
AS long "a this illiteracy exists the negroes
will pro5ably adhere to tho republican
party; as they become educated they have
their eyes opened to the fraudulen. nature Of
republican prigciplos and leave thor p. p.
Us. with tho republican leaders Educate
the negroes"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

REv. Thonas S. Hs,Lires, who for twenty
five years had been pssor of The west sOe
Presbyterian church, New York city, re-
signed his position few days ago to accept
professorship in the Union Theological
seminary.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

The proposition Of Hon Casey Young, of
Tennessee, for the appointment of a congress
sional committee 10 examine into the adult
iteration OF food, iss mos excellent one. in
our opinion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

TnE wife Of u negro named James Cum
minGs, near Crarston, North Carolina, g vC
birth 90 four children the other day There
was q time when that wor.an would have
had biz mQaoy value but Shat tim now
happily over.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
ONLY Batdst.e OF tho Burlington Hawk.

ONLY Bafdstle OF tho Burlington Hawk.
eye could hsyo said the following, and he
said it esareeant lecture in HoHford, Con-
necdcut "rba is IIaHford-Jon can got
insured hers 10 any way anl for ou}thiug
you wish--mu.ual endowment tntiae, nc.
cident, Intentional, nomadie, 90 uutial,
protoplaainic Baptist Old schoo prosOy.
terrain, Congregational Bob Inga,sol, Rs
Nuisance, Gothic, Byzantine, greonbacl,,
composite, Oorin,hlan, Scotch, cboviot, eos.
samar, seamless, new Wheeler s. Wilson,
bsrbed wire, liver pad and hard ani8h. 1t
tbecentral and dsiribu.ingpoiut for the euti.e
insurasca business Of America. No insur.
snoe company is genuine unless Hartford
is blown upon the bottle"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

ln' %Gey extended popularity OF our Implements acquired by nm
coa5 effort during half century to build extensive business 80
no enduring principles Of fair dealing with cusomes giving them The
strictly sca material and the most skilled abobas caused rns
Iaoo parties to flood the country with FLGAUDUETNT TgTFT3
4Ss9N@ Of our implements. "a
In order not only protect hrdy-eaned reputation bnt
also inc interested our paneboh farmer merchanwe have
already brought suit against someo hemakers of these snnr ]
S9I ga 40 purpose OF this notice give fair warning rTggSa
ana farmers many whom comparatively innocent Of
III intent DuC both which classes responsible t roov
polo5e the law that We will hold all NGEE NEs and others Who
anuo or use NEE EAEHGN& of goods to strict
OF plOws also, as Points, etc. F' ~ " P4
1e dishonest schemes to do business the fairly earoe renn
tatoa Of another involving baced lagressons Of oIon b
ana trademark law have become fragrant have determined to
OF al redress contained in the Courts against NH NEs
H4C TU&GG, MERCHANT or FARMER Who n6naes our
rights by making selling using these frauds
Respectfully
Louisville, Ky .oaL 1850 B L. AVERY & SONS.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
INDICATIONS.

Slightly vSrmsr and parity cloudy loedthcr
and 'oca! rdinL stationary CT falling 60rom-
eter during Saturday; eGsterty ,Oinds proceed
ed by n0,theriy 1cinds IN he eastern portion.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow
der are pure. All Grooers sell them. Ask
for Globe Mills and try 1t.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
OUR CIRCULATION,

The following speaks for itself, without COM
me nj from ourselves:
OFFIcE DALLAS HERALD. I
January 4 1851.
A. NJ, Cochran, ESQ., Postmaster, Dallas,
DEAR SIR-HereW 18th enclosed we manu- you
one hundred ana twenty-One dollars ana
seventy ceEta, amount bill due for postage OF
the Daily HERALD for last month
We would thank you, if possible and convo-
nient to you, to furnish MS the information as
to the comparative circulation OF the HERALD
MS against the o her pagers of north Texas.
Very sctfully,
PFoUTs, ELLIOTT HALL,
PosToFFIcE, DALLAS, TgEAs,
January 4, ISL
Messrs. Pfouts, Elliott Il Hall,
GENTLEMES In reply to yours { even date,
/ eau only state from the best sources Of infor.
nation 9t my command, that the postage pr ID
by the Dallas Daily and Weekly HERALD Is In
excess % ihat paddy ali other papers in moth
Texai combined.
Very respectfully,
"A. Nj. CoCHRAN, Postmaster,
per Bentley, Assistant Postmaster.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
Mammoth Posters

done With neaRess and dispatch, either In
co!0rs or plain, "a desired, At the HLRALp
bIEAA Jon PAINTING OFFICE
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
The wayerly Wouso a. Fore worn,

IS q frst-class hotel in every respect, and be-.
ing conveniently and pleasantly situated, OIL
fers superior advantages to the travelling
public.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

From George A. Sweet,
Editor OF the Texas
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE.
j. & @. Maguire's Gun.
durango sQucezes the
Liver better than Gallo
mel. Thousands for need
of such Il Medicine sink
INTO Dyspeptic graves. IL
should be at the com.
mand of the whole world
and would prove u last.
ing blessing to the hu.
man family.
GEORGE 4. SWEET.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29
SPECsAa.Nor,Ce4

ag1h Office, --rhis Is to give notice that the
Chicago, Ioxas 6 Mexican Genital railway
Company haa scce,t Il The resgnatou of
Colonel &. o, IAmpnere as gener | Manager
Of te!d comprn and Enat h4 otdelsl con-
nection with said company ceascd on Jsn-
nary %, 1881. All Communications Affecting
the business or he oompeny viii e aadrsssed
20 y" II. Hale, esd, at tho general office of
the company, go Main street, Dalla,, Texas.
BY order Of Lhe Executive QommitIet.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

From @. o. Gentry, n
20 years comp0sitof in
Che Mo. Republican OF.
lice, sc. Louis.
The heating virtues of
). y 9. Maguire's Cundu.
range are truly wonder
lllh Feeling broken
lnWn ana miserable
from liver arrangement.
one bottle of Cunduran'
20 restoredme toperfect
health.
Q. @. GENTRY.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-01-29

%Es' SPECIAL MEETING There viii he
called m'eiag of Lodge No. 81, X d l.. ,of
H., en- Monday evening, 3lst inst, at ~
ocl ok 1t ID very important that there
shold b. aIuu attendance OF nenbers on
that occasion.
p. C. MCGUIRE. prntestor
, 1881-11-17

fair md sit on The platform, md ainong them
l!u said was ".fi,s President. Chester A-A-
A" and here the orator stuck until solnu
onn " tho aadtSneo kindly sung 9Ht AT,
tho frcsihent's nn!no, repealed II nfter his
pr0mpser and continued his speech amidst
4 TttMUt.T OF 1lIsaEA. CHEERS, CATCAiLs,
AND TIN: LIKE.
Shnrtly after this, Saunders, WHO Ind left
ll1e stage for l. faw moments, cano intO tho
tln!l with snal ling Il! ol,u land md at, ii..-
s's tWimSa Ts1 Srs wFf' IL lie Ii ~S er were sat: tsr;
Stopped ,s 'S isrwar II us 'e Patti s'"R 'ntsnesi IL
II tninl,Gr, md bpxnl1 nInthnr speech, much
to tho disgust of The audience, bnt t the III
teMse sails sfActoh of the Mayor alld tie COLL
ss liz woS %3 @ IT, S'aase Sy dsseiar,"s @ tat a
crowned l.er queen ut sol'R If twD rnntl-
tries, and, lifting tl,s crawIi, entlcavored to
pIaca It on I'nttl's heHd. Sic: Gowover,
"slo'lEMln sIld rai, n'2l tic prtMttElo'.s lt,li
knees a,nl nearly threw hlm over. Mayor
taraee jumped aud lontletl l'atti Off, mud.
snntclllrg THO crown, nttemptetl t1 flAce u
Un her lcntl, but su would not iIavt, 1t, alltl
4 RACE ABOUT THE Hr1AHE
hcgan, participated III hy tho threc, wliln
the nutltrilCn yelled will delight. htssetl, niNi
csies es wsro fnr \ e e., "rM ts d ot Il
VA determined ahe wo;t'dM't bn crowned,
mud It WIS not until tho Mayor nfHl
Nf breath that tlloy determined to bring tic
fMrcfcal proceedings to II clnsc.. Tile htler
dLRIi!lel first .cItizols O., The plntforrn kept
tho audience Dispersed. n,tcl disEust!, and
yet full Of laughter over tho nslolis hing MI.
| ties tint liuu hruu aalulw1rch lit between,
| the numbers on the musical program.
, 1881-11-17
THE PlTTSBURG PLATFORM

Report of tho Committee, as Made
pnbifc at Il Into Hour Last Night.
plITAuuH0. Pa. Nov. 1a.-1n this convention
tho committee Iate tUnight agreed On Il
platform to bo submitted tomorrow.
The platform will consist VI Ill
embodiment Ut the principles OF the orRaniza-
tions forming the congress. 1t will claim thu
right Of labor to organize IN It's own defonsc
agaiust tho aggrcss!ons Of concentrated capital.
II will desuaud the abolition nt COL.
trnut couvlct labor in tho various penal
Institutions, and tito prohibition Of Chinese
immigration to this country. II will
demand tlat congress shall nllow trades unioua
to pu Incorporated like auy sinlllar bodies bnv.
Ink property nnd desiring 10 accomplish a Just
and lcgai ubJoct. Tto creation Of bureau Of
lauur statistics by tho E4dunAl Govcrn!neit IL
Celnnnduu, With tho enforcement OF tho Ma.
t!onal Eight Hour law as lts spirtt demands.
The adjustment OF the truck syatotn IL du-
Enattded. ut,d ~ Ii the compulsory CuMcAttou Ut
I'LL children under II yours OF ngr+ Thc proper
yel,f.iNuon Ut tNlnes. W!trkshups, etc., anu the
providing Ut tiru escapes fur fnttOrles and work.
xhB{s ID nsu nHecd for. I'D IL aAntnry inspection.
Tho preference Of tnechnntcs' l1ls Tor wnEes TO
cl"iuis ot contractors will be alIlstnd To-. ~ re-
feet lubor organization will 10 nIkod for.
The et,otntn,tteenn Permanent rxsuzantlon OF
the Congress. With u view to ,psrpctunttny Itx
met Iast night at tho 81. Clulr liotel. rho idoa Is
10 tho ie Euylish Traacs Congross. which !iss
counry. 1t does not allltato with otnur uuliticat
pnrty, and does not 70 Into details affecting any
pnrticuar trade: It's objcct is to wutch caro-
fy ~ R1G nssst Ns ,sb sssS
Us may be benelg,nl to Ialalr. and show to thu
works'lrn tho evil which VIII arlso from other
1nuasuros not tundtng 10 ald their es!tisc. Tho
mort IQdRy.
, 1881-11-17
GOULD'S DEACKAIA1LE1t.

lie WAVES EXAMINATION AND IS 1,E-
NANnEn FIit rItiAf.
NEw YOnx, Nav. 1U.-Cof. j. Howard
Wcles. nccusetl of attempting to blucktnuil
jay Gurld, was urralgne'l III Tho 1uml,s
rnlicc Court tt,-day fur examination, which
his COUNSEL waived. aiid ths prisaMur WIS re-
,nl,detl. Letters sent by Welles to GUultt
state that liz will be ruinud II stocks COLI
tinue 10 n.lvatlcu. ntsd beforc tnklnE Ills owl,
life 1ie will hive the satisfaction Ut killing
tinnld; tlntns storks advanced iia WIS rnntal
nnti warned tionld to pret,are fordratl. ny l,o
Intended killing hin, first u,ltl fnlsuit after
wards: that he cnn borruw S3J, u) or $40, D00
from friends Ii tiouId will lower tic nnrket;
TINT hc refuses to meet HoMlA, snylng he will
iieGt lin but once aud 1T II til!lr WHEN lie IL
lot surrounded w friends. Wcles nsso re-.
i,lIlids t;uuld OF tlD tunth NJ Ills fUrlner
partlier Co., IT tho tlftll litter l,t,
thanks Goult! fur Il temporary depression
!n, tile ,lItrkEt,,, saying ,c knew his
influence cnatscl 1t, nllll hot tho Mecfalllcs'
Bunk tefafcntinn. III tlla sixth he wnrnS
Gould that the death sf lUtl, would DO nl,aII-
luz Z, thu holders u stock. nt The failure Of
thu Mechanics DAnls OF Newark only 4 cir
cull,stnnee II, It. Tile remaining nineteen.
letters IRE lit similar str1l, a1,d tell Ills G,}-
sitlon IN the market as well rs warning Gould
tn inake ITO lulstake. Ms the welfare OF Mnli
depended nls correctness. Must nf tho letters
have the signature Of Vfctim.n
, 1881-11-17
@ypmen's Rights in IEnrnlAfa.


King Thoobaw. Ut HurMAh, tho biggest hui
md brute 1t. tho w0rld. hls vt lust found lI1
1uutcn jli a wo1nAn who can ASSort tho tlgAte ct
hor sux, Tho Queen wus receutly coHliuta OF
her Third chitl. whtrh proved duughtor: Now
Kiux rtuubaw Arsirea to have An helr to tho
thIpue, and hc resnlvad. therefore, like Napo~
iaon. to proYIdu t!ln.uIf with another w!fo. l,-
deed. ho betturod Napoleon. for he tuox twu
now wtvus, QUO OF thetn tho grand
daughter ot. tho Kan-i'at aouEbae,
Mil,or Official. Tho Quoen soon board OF thta.
alj. ~ siao was unaGlo 70 Ko " tho klnx. ~,
now wIvcs ut oncu. King Thoehaw Etpllad that
ho should do n9thlns Of ~ k!nl-..nat b. % was
sonteti him With daughters, a1,d that hc was d..
toruine to free hmao!f oth9r control and ~ 70 Y.
euxry lncssnges but at tho o,,d of that time the
Queen left her apartments and went 70 thoss 9f
as kinE AFrlsea shsro sha s'sea tae ~ Monafon nSs
him up With tho baby. She then went otf a1d
attended " aratrs Of stata. her tFst act being to
cast the two new Mlyaa Into prison aud 10 haSe
them heaylly mankcled.
, 1881-11-17
MME. PATTI.
haH utVEs 4 c1SCEnT FOlt THE RELIEF OF

THE MICHIGAN FINK s,jFvrl.E1ts. S "
suttas Dp3ateA to ghs Cateaoo 19Ibtut.
Aew YonK, Nov. lo,-.rhore was n yerv re-.
natkabe scena at Steinway llall tllts even
iny, aud It il more n, NJ, LA .,,ot ra,t"a
latt! IL completely tl,Imh5nltntIad Mt
laa department of snms of New
Turks leaI,n, a,.,,.r', ~ s'''' ~ ,.'ens Nom
sh.n astonIs!'c1 ~ I' ~" ,,nrro,o.nart N.Y. rt
lint has takou moco ~ MI" no,,t",,'ar " ~ tt,s
pu. twenty ycnsx xa".,pa A'a' na.,, ,.as ~ %tv ~,
slnz for tho Sflc,teor % ra,'"t ,,n't H5n,.or A., ~
.irace, with n rran. ho"x,a9' 10y, ,,,, I". I.a5'
nsw cor,,s'.. ms" steaI so!F'sl', naa or9ahlzeaN
N ,ss soal'n'tleo ot leading ctt!zens who wefe
~ na'aga the affalr, a,,d lend dignity
he occasion by their nresence. liz
auens the prtcs nr o,luuasIo,, n AZ r.
vas believed wnm1,l Inv" .na atsaat ~ cro,,,, W.
s.nasqs .nasu',osiun osl. Willis the suffering alicl-
tom thta ".a sIus lcap aaec'uea aaVahtaRe
''sA 'pls '''asterly stroke Of management,
x,,.. TIE FAIR cANTArnlcE
"Ato get fresh boom TINT would heln
hss along M ,,os ''u . ..a' .s'.a.It ""ntu ao'p
Na co,,,'t.. v" ~, "el tour t'l1o@sslout
trs..s. s.anl1y. Ih6 committee were all
%sssaL sL headed by Mayor -farace, md
" =, OF them occupied seata on tha nIatforn.
Each one was nrovitoI ,..t, ~. 40 .,an" ~,
With which to vio, Nina 't pa..t 49, ,u,,apa"os