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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-10-26

COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER -.
A MASS MEETING OF CITIZENS VIII be held
COOPER INSTITUTE. on FRIDAY EVENING oetobes
o. at Z o'clock to ratify the
CITIZENS TICKET.
FOR MAYOR,
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
WILLIAM A. BUTLER.
FOR SHERIFF.
EMMONS CLARK.
FOR JUDGES OF THE SUPERIOR coUhE
EDWARD SALOMON
and HENRY J. SCUDDER.
FOR CORONER
J. II. DENARESr. EDWARD M'CCE'
and EMIL w. IOGBEH.
All citizens interested the good government Of he CITY,
and IN taxing our puzzle business out OF partisan politics. arc
invited TO attend eminent speakers VIII address the meo'ihs~
Oswald ottendorisr' Fre red w ',, SiseShS'
Joseph H. CuOato, j. II mn ,fs,tiior
benjamin ., 7he. man, I--b1rd ~ Derry
Joseph W. DreXe a. q 1,u II ~ nDi3s
Benz amin 4 81 sto" Esr .l,' ~ chi
Ira Bursey, 80 ',r,Sr y a. T. 'facott
b. seo f,n eooaa George haven Putnam
j lie. asRy F Fssma,n Gllisa II wney'
G-.Ir@e W Fo.sOn r. ]. A. Iah.en
/. q. tiarrettson, " l-.'t - "a Sc@,,-h,
ErsAeis g Barrow Ce.irge :, abof Yard
A. on i Iors. James C. Carter,
James q iraybil, g d bis,s
Abraham JacOoi J9h b + n f iiha,
Abraham he"lq' J \ Deveau
p Ptd tett. simon 7terne.
Douglas cam bell, hrayton ye'
Aallcs ScrlpLer, Al0l4As IN.
AttentiouIIi
VOTERS REGIsTERi
r zsu in favor u local self government and reform
IN mint wnn ioai ars SHOULD sol FAIL % register on
Ocooe p and - tle as5 gs g. Te2 g9S 1oT Viii seare tho
election o the Citizens Ticker headed oy Aln
Chairman Of Executive Comnittee o. Comm Tee OF Ity
r-aad Republican Rally.
LYRIC HALL,
arxrHAvE.. NEAR FORTY sEcoSD-sr.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90.
AT O'CLOCK
All Citizens in sympathy with the Municipal ucEoe
headed 6y Allan Campbe Tor Mayor AID wo desire 70 iern
Assembly D tcg Associations w az oaco ease sehd lhoiF
"~~' "A. NJ. WINS,
j., HI MoES,
CHS. w. DAYTON,
ALFRED 5IECkLER,
chs T.. MILLER
Committee on Local OrsaniEanon
You're Mems Republican Clab NJ asa meeting S sa
pigh o,loek al Harlem Casino IL th-st anu susNo-
Ard CAROL General H. A. Barnum. General !" on
way CoiOnel Y. hstchuH w A. strong esQ a yar
aDooner esI will addre IS the meeting. Our non4'"' ~
CrngTs Assembly anu Aldermen Will De pes.hIrr
w n: hkSDMSA. Sec'ya Pferdenf.
FRANK y. CRAsTo.
n..m.u.., LIBERALIZATION COMMITTEES. ONCE hJar~
I'd = M 10 Sn ID 400 FoarL IL q AcCOHo CaaTMaA
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oswald OttendOr1er,
Joseph II. Cnoalo'
car SchurI,
BENJAMIN Is. sherman,
Joseph W. DreXe-
BENJAMIN L BlstJW,
LurI.s luczerm@n,
Ira Burs.eT
+ "a. scott
d. Is. -. JOrn ROOsa,
]. Henry harper,
Henry L. fireman.
MLiAaul II. WINS,
GeUrge ". FOLSOM,
l.. q. Oarrettson,
". ID. sloane,
EraIcis &. BARLOW
A. OIL -tockler,
George Jones,
James q GrayOil,
Abraham jacob,
Abraham meade.
stephen z Aasn,
Fred n bett-
Douglas cam bell,
Charles ScrlDher,
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i)oIitical Notices.

Cifizens'
MASS MEETING.
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COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER p.
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All Citizens interested in the good government Of me Cy'
~ IN taxing our IN Die business out OF partisan politics. arc
~ 10 attend Eminent speakers VIII address the meetiAs<
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6petlal Notltss.

- The Seaside Library.
Out to-day, In Clear, Bold. Handsome Type,
seaside ii Orary No. l.43O
1894 A TALE or The TERROR
BY D'Her1cauit Price 20 centA
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Repubcan Naturalization Commttcs. .ns,r aya
10 = III. ~ y D. N ADO foarL IL - siSOOHD N"~
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SccOntl District.
Third District.

KaNDALI.sTowN.
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Correspondence Raiiinoys Counly UaioA.
BRUFF VS.. GRAPE"
BALTIuoRE CouSTY, October "a, lss.

BALTIMORE couSTY, October ID, 1852.
EDiroRs BALTIMORE COUNTY UxIoN--Gsaslsmsn
in looking over THE UxIox Of the past week my
attention was attracted 10 n letter from Mr. Bruf
In answer 10 an article Of the previous week over
the signature Of "Grape." Il u rather cowardly
20 strike when one IL already down, but when We
voluntarily assume the risk and responsibility Of
other mems battles We cannot reasonably ask or
expect much quarter.
In the first place cannot understand from the
public school laws where Mr.. BruG, ~ Examiner,
Treasurer, &C., has anything TO do with the man .
agement Or control Of the public school property.
The fact Of his having been improperly placed on
building committees 80 frequently BY the Board,
TO the neglect Of his prescribed Official duties, does
not justify the presumption on his part Of assum-
ing other responsibilities belonging TO the COM
missioners. A little moro modesty would have
been mDFe becoming In the eyes Of the public.
In the second place, u he determined 10 take
upon himself the task Of this controversy he ought
60 have borne In mind that any Communication
from his pen would. In view Of bis official position.
receive the closest scrutiny. The public would
naturally expect an exemplary and scholar.like
production. But, on the contrary, what do they
hndy In my estimation NC have In evory sense
Of the word the fruit aud evidence % . feeble
mind. and " Il can ever benefit the public In any
way II must be as n theme for moral aud gram
NAUTICAL criticism In the public schools. would
suggest 10 Mr.. Brun the propriety Of letting the
School Commissioners attend TO their own duties
aud the public will have better appreciation for
his services In the proper sphere. In the absence
Of dsmand will remain at present.
OBSERVER.
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rI,RUsTEE's SALE
II -oF-
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY, -,
- CORNER BALTIMORE ST.
III AND THE cALvERT0N ROAD.

by virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court Of Bal.
trnofe county, passed In q cause in which Thomas
Beck il complainant and August Beck defendant,
the undersigned. Trustee. will sell at patlic SALE
AT THE COURT HOUSE DOOR, in Towsontown,
on T"e.day, me ?ih day IF OeioLsr, lss2,
at o'clock T.. NJ,
ALL THAT LEASEii0LD LOT OF GROUND
situated IN Baltimore county, and thus described
beginning for the ZANE ut the corner formed by
the intersection Of the south side Of baltimore
street extended westerly aud the southwest side Of
the Calyerton turnpike road, and running thence
~ degrees east, bounding on said turnpike l2s
feet TO stake now planted at point %! feet
northerly at right angles from the northernmo,
outline of the lot Of ground formerly conveyed by
Charles u. Carroll TO George J. Deal, on the 9Th
day Of July. ls52. aud running thence south 90
degrees west parallel with said George J. Deals
outline Aforesaid 1853 feet inches 20 n stake now
planted AZ the southeast corner Of lot Of ground
heretofore leased by Charles shipiey TO Frederick
Gentner by sub lease dated the 9Th Of October,
1855. and recorded 10 Lber II. ". r., No. 10, folio
li1, and thence running with and bounding on
the east outline Of said Gentne-'s now Beck's)
ground i36 fee; inches 90 the south side Of Bal.
timoFe street; thence running with and bounding
on said street eastery GO feet and inches 70 the
place Of beginning. subject to the paymen: Of the
annual rent Of $40. Improved by . large
THREE. STORY BRICK DWELLING,
used a. Restaurant, aud Frame Building. used
as = Ten-P Alley.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ns.half cash, the bsi.
snce in six months. the credit payment to bear In.
terest from day u sale and ~ be secured By the
note Of the purchaser endorsed 10 the satisfaction
Of the Trustee. or all cash Ut the option Of the pur
chaser. FRA depO'i, o. 500 required at the
sale.
LOUIS P. HENYIGHAUsEN, Trustee.
SAMUEL q. WILSON, AueiiOnser.
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The undersigned. Trustee, under the authority
contained in the will Of Samuel Kirk. deceased.
will sell Of public sale. at the COURT HOUSE
door, ToWsontown, on
THs.day. 3lsf day of OcfoJsr, 1Ss2,
at 2 o'clock =. NJ,
THE FOLLOWING real. ESTAE,
belong to the estate % the late Y. Clarence Kirk,
and described as follows:
us ACRES OF WOODLAND,
located in the 18th district of Baltimore county,
lying between the Belair aud BALTIC. and IIayre
lie Grace turhpikes, miles from baltimore.
founded on the north by the lands Of Charles u.
Hatch and NJ. Upperstaussr and on the south
by the lands Of Charles Trump, and IL near the
property of DR.. WIN. II. Mace, I! miles north OF
Blue Ball. on the Philadelphia turnpike.
There are no improvements upon the property.
The property will be sold In
FIVE LOTS. EACH LOT CONTAINING 90
ACRES. . R00DS AND 10 SQUARE
PERCIIES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
Plat Of the property. rs divided. will be OK.
hibited on the day Of sale.
For further informant apply 20 the Trustee,
West Baltimore street, Baltimore, or 20 cIlAS.
u. MCLEAN, Towsontown, where pia,s Of the
property can be seen.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. A deposit Of $50
will be required on each lot on day Of sale.
SETH 5. NANCE. Trustee.
WILSON 4 RISTEAU, Auetioneers.
Oct. Its.
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THE PRESS ON T. O. BLAIR.

Matchmaker SeHfiHsi, Rep.
Tho Republican convention At lIavre dc Grace
nominated T. e. blair, Esq, Of Baltimore county,
by reclamation as q candidate for Congress In this
district. The selection 10 entirely satisfactory and
10 most wise and judieious one. Mr.. Blair was
formerly citizen Of this county, engaged largely
in the iron ore business aud IL superintendent
Of the Ashland Works In Baltimore county. lie
is . gentleman Of hne address, Of correct and in
telligsnt business habits and qualifications, end
universally popular ami respected. whilst he is
thoroughly sound 10 his political convictions be
has not been u decided politician. hut 10 always
ready aud able 10 maintain his views and senti-
ments in n clear aud satisfactory manner. lie has
done much TO develop the mineral resources Of
Carroll county, and our people, appreciating his
character for worth aud integrity, will heartily
support, him. lis would make an stisient and ..
liable member Of Congress and We hope to be able
% announce his election.
Bsiair Times. Rep.
TIC. Hair. Esq. the Republican nominee for
Congress in tho Second district. though residing
10 Baltimore county a. the manager Of the Ash
land Iron Works, has n property In Hartford cOun-
Is. where he Is we'll and favorabiy known. Iie is
n gentleman 81 popular manners. enc business
capacity aud unquestoned integrity. and his close
sympAthics with aud unyarying consideration for
the large number OF persons 10 his employ render
him very popular not only with the extensive
business interests with which he IL brought per.
sSnally into contact. but also with the community
at large. Mr.. Blair is a gentleman in every way
qualified 10 represent the people % this district In
Congress. aud IL elected will discharge the duties
of the position with honor 10 himself and credit
to his constituents.
Harre Dc trace Republican. lad.
The Republican Congressional convention nom.
mated our old friend. 7. e. Blair. Of Baltimore
county. The convention did wisely no better
man could have been named for tho position. II
IL a nomination that ought to DO acceptable. not
only 10 the Republicans Of the district but 10 the
people generally. Mr.. Blair Il u gentleman Of
character and Intelligence and, if elected, will
make a worthy and creditAbie representatives.
CscH Whiy. Rep.
Thaddeus e. blair. of Baltimore county, was
nominated for Congress by the Republican con.
vention. which met at HavTe lie Grace on Thurs.
day. We can only say at thi. writing that Mr..
blair is a gentleman Of character and In every
sense worthy Of the nomination.
We.inims,,r Advocate, Dem.
Mr.. Thaddcus c. Blair. the Republican nominee
for Congress in this district was n resident Of this
city some ten years ago, and was very popular
with ali who knew him.
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Corrs,Tonds~ee Bait@ore co~niy Uaion.
THE DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL CON.
vENTION.

FoRE, liTn DnrRIcr, Oct. 10Th, 1889.
Messrs. Editors This ncighborhood, In com
mon with the whole county, has been for some
weeks going through most exciting political or
deal--the selection oftwo Democratic nominees for
Judges Of Baltimore and Hartford counties. IL
has eliminated to-day, however, In the selection
Of Hon. George Yellott aud David Fowler, Esq,
- the Democratic standard bearers nj the NOvem-
Der election. 1889. We believe these two men
command the respect and confidence Of all parties,
independent of partisan feelings and influence on
account Of both their legal and moral fitness, as
they are men eminent for Integrity Of character
and honor.
large number Of the representative men Of both
counties, outside Of the regular delegates aud
members Of the press. The convention was har.
monious throughout and everything vas done by
Mr.. Ady TO entertain those who were present,
many Of whom had come from the most distant
sections Of both counties. Mr.. Fowler, who was
nominated for Associate Justice, was comfortably
CHARTERED at the residence Of Mr.. Edward A. Cor
such during the convention, quietly aud modestly
awaiting the inevitable result.
After the convention adjourned quite number,
including delegates and Others called at Mr.. Cor
suehs 10 tender congratulations. Among the
number were Messrs. John Moores, George Van.
bibber, Fred. w. Baker, J. fanny, Of Hartford. Dr..
j. u. Hollyday, Y. Poteet, NJ. Harryman, DR.. J.
=. u. Gorsueh, d. s. Wright, \. J. farber and DR..
j. w. Hawkins, Of Baltimore county. All who
called were kindly and substantially entertained
by the host. Quite q number remained aud par
took % . sumptuous dinner, which can always BE-
had at the 0orsuoh mansion. Yours, Asox.
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Mr.. Hoi.on's canvass-Republican clu

Mr.. Holton's Canvass Republican Club.
lion. Hart d. Hol,On. Republican nominee for
Congress in the Fifth district. has entered active.
~ into the canvass and will make speeches In
every county In the district, In the 18th ward Of
Baltimore and In the l., and 18th districts ofthis
county.
The Republicans Of the Let district held meet
ing on Monday night and organized campaign
club by electins the following officers: President,
TheO Lindner; lst viee.prcsident, Ernest W..
Sprenger; I'd viec-pre'idcnt. VIM. II. Brown /;
ID vice. president, ChAs. Blumhardt; secretary.
Charles RigenbrOt; assistant, WIN. Stcifel: sar-
geant. at.arms. John wannenwe,seh. The fol.
lowing resolutions were unanimously adopted;
Wksrsas. The Hon. liar, II. lIolton has been
unanimously nominated as our standard. bearer 10
represent the fith Congregational district In tho
next Congress. and as his interests eau be hest
promoted by organizing for the purpose Of har-
moniEing any dscordant elements that exist In
our ranks and advance by every honorable effort
the cause Of lion. Hart u. llolton for Congress.
Resoirsd, That We lore our whole party better
than any faction Of u, and will do our utmost 10
. make Il united aud successful In Now yTsr~
Rssoirsd, That the resolution Of tLs -NnhAp.
convention In relation 20 the national admin
istraton meets with our hearty and earnest
approval.
The above resolutions have the true ring In
them and the sentiments expressed have our
warmest approval. The club will meet next Wed.
nesday night when Il will be addressed by Mr..
llolton.
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Notice TO Hotel Keepers and all Others
who Deal In Liquors.

For the information Of all persons concerned.
the following Act Of the Legislature passed March
2ith, 1865, 10 published:
CHAPTER I9i.
AN ACT prohibiting fhs sais Of spir;faows or fer.
s,snted liquors IN he ssrsvai Coasfies af ths
State on ne day of Ei,ciios.
sEcrioS !. he "a enacted By a.. General Asse-.
biy cy Aaryiand, That Il shall not be lawful for
the keeper Of any hotel, tavern, store. drinking
establishment, or any other place where liquors
are sold. or for any person or persons directly or
indirectly, to sell. barter give, or dispose Of any
spirituous or fermented liquors, ale, beer or In.
texcating drinks Of any kind. on the days Of cleo.
ton hereafter to be held In the several counties Of
the State.
Sac. ?. And be IL enacted, That any person
violating the provisions Of this Act shall be- liable
10 Indictment by the Grand Jury Of the county
where thR offence 10 committed, and shall, upon
convietion before any Judge Of any Of the Circuit
Courts Of this State, be lnsd sum not less than
my dollars nor more than one hundred dollars
for each and every ofsnce-one. half the ans shaii
be paid TO the informer, the other half 70 the
County Commissioners, for the use Of public roads.
RICHARD c. Tracey,
Sheriff Of baltimore County.
Oct. l4.-ts.
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HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS
TOwSONTOwN,
At PUBLIC SALE.

win be sold at public sale, on
Wednesday. the Let Of NoreMber HsSt.
A LARGE NUMBER or VERY HANDSOME
&c BUILDING LOTS IN TOwSON- a,
G TOWN. BALTIMORE -
COUNTY.
Tho village Of Towsontown L. ono Of the hand
soonest and shadiest villages in the vicinity Of
Baltimore. IL 10 located in u well drained and
rolling county lies $50 feet above tide water
and 10 free from malaria.
Its society 10 refined, cultivated and INTEL gent
The lots within i've minutes walk Of the
Maryland Central Railway Depot, by which, &C.
cess to baltimore can be had IN thirty minutes.
They afford elegant
BUILDING SITES
for Baltimoroans who may incline TO have rural
homes with opportunities for easy aud frequent
access TO their places Of bu'ness. and FOR all who
wish for pleasant homes.
Persons wishing TO view the LOTS before the
day Of sale will please TO call on HENRY l..
BOWEN, In TowsOntown.
Sale TO commence mt
ES-Thrce o'clock. sharp, 81
when TERMS. which will be easy, will be made
known by
WASHINGTON TOWNSEND.
Oct. Its.
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LETTERS OF ACCEPTANCE.

ASHLAND, Oct. 10, 1889.
Me.sr. 4. Ksanard Miller, j. N. Jarrett. Wii'on
u. West aad cias. r. Norris, committee:
GsnfismcR- Your favor informing me Of my
nomination by the Republicans ofthe Second Con-
grcssionai district Of Maryland l. now before ne.
Thanking you forthe honor conferred, I accept
the trust, and will do my utmost TO victory
for the party In November. Having always been
n Republican, can heartily endorse the platform
Of principles adopted By the convention, and II
elected will devote myself 20 the best interests q
the district. the State aud the Nation. Hoping
for tina, concord which will give US success, and
thanking you for the courteous manner In which
you have discharged your duty. am. very re-
spectfully, your obsiient servant, 4. {. BLAIR.
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yrtr II is to the credit Of col. Ditiy (ssys the
Belair Timesl that the worst charges that can be
brought sgain', him by his opponents are that he
10 no, in good health and that he had the courage
to back his convictions at the peril Of his life in
the late unhappy war between the States. III
health in public official or private citizen 10
always cause for regret. but the mental decrepti-
tuic that leads a writer to string TRADE aeans,
Mr.. Di,iy upon such . slender thread Is. TO our
thinking. much more TO be piiied and deplOred.-
II Is moreover. very poor patriotism and the poor
est kind of politics TO drag mans war record 10
IL be an honorable record into political con,ro-
versy nearly twenty years after the war has end.
ell. and the men who bore tho hca, and burden Of
the conflict do not DO IL. What q man. eonvic-
tion, are now Is the thing to be considered, net
what they may have been twenty years ago. This
government, could III afford TO ostracise the brains
and honest conviction that made mistaken cause
so formidable and compelled the admiration and
respect even Of those who most deeply deplorcd
and mos, bitterly opposedi, anda man eonfe''es
the weakness of his cause when he has no better
argument to urge against an opponent than that
he irds ~ rebel" and !. sick.
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REIsTERsTowN.
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sEn- The Amsrican Of Tuesday says mir. Tai
bolt, the Democratic candidate for Congress in the
Second district, may. perhaps. feel called upon to
rise and explain. lie may be able to render a
satisfactory explanation Of the testimony before
the United states Commissioner that connected
hi. name with the issuing Of false naturalization
papers but it would seem that :hc explanation
should have been given Immediately, and that for
counsel to give bail and continue the Gaze. that
the trial would no; take place until after the else
ton. doe. no; produce a favorable Impression
For this reason. while Mr.. Talbot, may. IL he
chooses. ignore the evidence in this unit, after
gratifying 20 his friends u he would rise and sz-
nlain.'
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sixth District.

fifrh District.
WHITE IInf-SE
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Endorsing the Administration.

The convention Of the Firth Congressional dis
,ric,, which me, a, Annapoli. on Friday Of las,
week and nominated Hon. Hart d. IIoiten, Of
Baltimore county. for Congress, passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Rs"ir,d. That the Republicans Of the fifth
Congregational district Of Maryland, in eonven-
ton assembled, reafirm their devotion TO the
great principles Of their party. as formulated Ia
the national platform Of issO. and upon which
the lanentcd Garfield and his successors were
elected and We heartily commend every effort
President Arthur has made to carry into elect
those principles. pledging him our earnest sup
port and entire confidence In al his future en-
beavers 10 that only.
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srs-The Republican Executive Committee Of
this county me, a, osceola Hall, Baltimore. on
Wednesday last, Col. u. =. Taylor. chairman, and
J. Scot, Merryman. secretary. Twelve districts
were represented BY thirty members. There VA.
a large Hu'.ber OF citizens from different parts q
the county pFs'.n, and erea; enihusiasm prevail.
ed. Several matters connected With the campo sn
were discussed and campaign committee was APP
pointed consisting Of the officers Of the committee
and Eve members. After tran.ae,ins the business
broush; before the meeting the committee adjourn
Cd subject 10 the call Of the chairman