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Waco.
snecial to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
WACO October 16.-Hon. John Ireland
spoke tonight at the court house to good
audience He touched ON fiat money and
the financial question, Wash Jones and
his supporters. dwelt on the Davis admins
tration with incidental mention of certain
newspapers now advocating the independ-
ent movement, defended the democratic
policy and his own public acts, favored free
schools from four to ten, and, if insisted on,
for thirteen months in the year, and alto
gether delivered a plain, practicable and
prosy speech, attentiYely listened, but not
eliciting much applause.
General J. B. Robertson followed, ar
raigning the democratic party for sins of
omission, especially in squandering the
public domain and neglecting to provide
an efficient number of free schools.
"A young man named D. A. Jarrett was
arrested yesterday for disturbing the peace
and fell dead on the pavement while being
conveyed to the calaboose by the police,
J. l.. Stewart, who took morphine Satur-
day night with suicidal intent, died yester-
day.
Bob Ingram, who shot himself through
the head few days ago, is still alive, but
unconscious.
If the sky is clear at a. m. the fre-bell
will be rung to awake the sleeping popula-
ton so that they can arise and take fare
well Look at the comet.
A heavy rain fell this morning and every.
thing is flooded.
Much sickness prevails here. Five or six
deaths in the city yesterday, among which
was w. G. Cottingham, late conductor on
the Houston & Texas Central railway.
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The announcement which was made in
these columns Sunday morning. Of the
death Of this charming and interesting little
girl FROM typhoid fever, in Leadvllle, Col.
orado, last Saturday. viii cause many who
knew her here % feel inexpressibly sad.
Little Name, who was only 10 years old at
her death. was extensively known IN Dallas
and was universally loved and admired by
those Nho were familiar With her sweet,
nrtiess ways and bright intellect. She vas
emphaticaily the light Of her home and the
idol and hope Of Der family, always good
and kind snd f1ll q life and bu0sancy Of
sOs,i. saying ard doing things that never
failed % charm. as they astonisned those
Who sa- ard knev her. The memory q
this little. pretty, bright and attractive
rf-i-rornsn. VII be cherished fsr . long
time bv fhoee rho hs1 learned long $50 -
love Der. Wien death cornes ~ such q
ruis.. Nhen 10 piucks the bnfs rstbef than
he ruses. when Il scafters its killing frns'
over the Innocent and benutiful. d j. Indeed
m vsteriOus In the providence Il tesrhes
Tbs 4 only smother illsfrstion q ne chill
frr inpartiniity and the wreck that Il can IN
q nIomsnt msfs q What man place. his
fo1dest bopes upon-
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sfranger-"I say, Mister Big Head, you toera
10 be a lille or What ails you ?"
BfO Heud-"weli, yes; you sec was out
with the boys last night, and got kinder mixed"
sfrdnger-"h appears 90 from the looks Of
your head.b
Bsg Head-"lt don't feel exactly like my head;
pears 10 be kinder ,swelled up and as IL a. had
notion 10 BUST and the pain Ia terrible"
stranger" II you will get bottle Of Baileyi
Saline Aperient, one or two doses will put head
on you,' that your friends would recognize" .
DIG Heed-"pll DO any thing TO get rid Of all
This msfyslous remedy cures those terrible head.
aches, eisAnses the stomach, unloAds the bowels
unlOeks the liver, relieves constipation a. once and
Rives the bile q chance 20 60. II has become tbs
popular and standard remedy for constipation, bl-
fonsness, SICK headache, heartburn, acid stomacht
and all diseases requiring real nice and plsasaAi
purgAiive OF physie.
hours, and IL just 90 delightful and refreshing
drink, that everybody likes h..
II unclouds and coos the brain, cuiets the nerves.
and Il fins qua noa for the headache Of ladies'.
II rnitifates the rang Of fheumatsm and gout,
relieves kidney and urinary troubles, and pain m
the back. Tor dyspeptios Il acts LIKE charm anc
has no equal in curing . consfipaf,d hasif Il Il
merchants, clerks, mechanics, hctory hands, stu
dents, teachers and all persons who LEAD closely
confined life and are suhjeci 10 headache, dizEneis
and torrid bowels. n you are troubled With
coated t5urue foul hreath, loss Of appstte o. gen
sfai slurRshness, Daileys Saline Apefient VII cure
pleasant snd palatabe and s much cheApers m iact
AIS regular family medicine chest within tssh
n sparkies ard foams Just like elass q 90.
water, ard is just g rlsasant 50 eents and sold
sySrT.vhere III DnoN0ootH Co,
Propristors, Louisville, ~.
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liberty or Iicenses

The killing Of Colonel A. w. slayback
yesterday afternoon by John A. Cockefiil
OF the Post Dispatch, viii excite wide and
earnest comment on the subject Of personal
Journalism ~ practiced By that paper.
Nioiencs aud biOodshed are the uatural,
and. we might add. inevitable fruit Of such
publications as maze constantly appeared in
ifs columns. And this obvious vigw Of
the subject makes The suthnrs ard publish
ere Of such q io1rTai m0r.lly responsible
Tor she consequences that Gov from their
sc'ion. II i NOT alone the sentiments and
epifhets of the editors and employees Of .
page vbirh may appear hsrmful, but the
inismpersie sud angry Language Of others
which frids utiernnce In public
ioarn.l sre 0ft-n equally productive
u ev J. The Intentional publicstign Of that
which IL u q purely personal and DEAN
story nature and promises - lead 20 STRIFE
= rrnpsriy held % be deeply rep-eh-nsIble.
u u nften only when bitter and viDdictive
i.ngu.Rs IL put IN type and res before the
puhlic IN tins form that i becomes really
rni.clIIrvous and incsp4ble 81 -rti.factory
ard srflri.nt erplansf.on- mus the -1itor
hssds az irr.en-- poser Or evil soci-fy
Its-if ar -rsrc-r hold toE .thsr a 81 he
h<ry s-f s-g-y utternnc-- " rsn conc-rr-
lrr s<ck She are bia1-d b-f1-s The pub-
II n rsrrp<rr rolum-a bet~->n re-
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non ene by tAOWDUs BhfDWIT WIIdtaSIs Dalns TONED

met here yesterday, endorsed the following
officers, some NJ whom are democrats; Fol
district clerk, o. j. Maynard county Judge
w. y. Lawhon county attorney, W. ~
Maynard county clerk, l.. HeiligbrAdt;
sheriff w. ". jenkins; county treasurer,
John Hearnej tax collector, Murray lIu rle-
son; tax assessor, J. ID. Hopkins; represen-
tatIve, X. A. Kerr, (colored).
There is great dissatisfaction among
some of the colored leaders over the endorse
ments for county clerk, Judge and assessor,
and the calling Of another convention is
probable. If another convention be not
called the ticket will not be supported by
great number of republicans.
Mr.. Joe Rhodes, of Alum creek, candl-
date for the Legislature, addressed an audi
ence at the courthouse last night.
The Bastrop ball club left this morning
for Austin to contest the championship of
the state with Houston, San Antonio, Aus
tin and other points represented at the
fair.
Miss Lille Sayers, one of Bastrop's most
esteemed and intelligent young ladies, left
today for Huntsville, Texas, to attend the
normal school there.
Mr.. Matthew Duncan, familiarity known
as "Old Man Duncan" aged So, disap-
peared from his home six miles east of Bas-
trop, ten days ago. Diligent search has
been kept up, but nothing has yet been
heard ofhim He is supposed to be de-
mented, as his mind is at times affected,
caused by extreme old age.
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Nniica 10 AIchltacts and RuiIiars.

COMMISSIONERS UVUkI, PECos COUNTY,
- Texas. september 9th, a. ID. ISL
II i ordered BY. the Court that a
court house and jail be built for Pecos county,
Texas. al Fort Stockton. Texas, At an expense
no, 70 exceed the sum Of Fifteen Tbonssnd
lsiaO00 DoilarA Ten Thousand ftl0Oo0
Dollars to be used In building q court
house. and the balance 70 be used In the erect
ion Of jail, and the Clerk Of this CCuit II IN
structed 10 cause notices TO be published until
the 18th day o. October. A. ID. 1eSl IN The
saF Antonio Express. Austin statesman and TIE
Dallas HERALD, requesting lrchltccts and build
ers 20 furnish plans and speci1catio1s for
toe building Of said courthouse and jail.
the plans and specifications 70 bc pre-
scented % this Court at ia next regular term,
% be held on the 18th day OF November. A n.
ISL and the sum of FiftT e59oO Dollars IL
hereby Appropriated for the payucnt % he
plans and specihcatinus selCCled bT tte Court
The state Of TeKks. County % pecos.
J. .. Jacobs Clerk Of the County Court % pecos
county Texas DO hereby certify that the fore
going is a rue extract from the rtcords Of the
aid Court, Al a isrm held september >. A ID.
iss2
-, Given under my hand ana ofhciai seal.
seal 81 Fort stockt0n. Texas. this the f1ih
- day q septsnber, D. ISL
r1art Cruutx Ciorrr.- paro. c-.,rf- Ts-~as
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Fort Worth.
FOrb w
Snecial 10 the Herald.

Special 10 tne herhiu.
Fort w ORTIZ, October 7.-Jim Scotland
Patton, railroad men, had fight this even
ing. Scott was doubled on and badly beaten,
and may not recover.
The Mabel Norton troup are performing
here
A masquerade ball is in progress to-
night.
Tral MS are behind on account Of heavy
rains.
Thurman came clear in the land swindle
case.
The rain has done no damage here.
The nights are cool and fires comfortable:
Bill Jackson, for raping q little white girl
aged about II, is on trial. Over 200 men
have been objected TO as jurors, but ten
have so far been empaneled.
Cotton is coming in at lively rate. Trade
improving.
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Three Conylcts.

Mr. Carmichael, agent for the peniten-
tiary, arrived in the city yesterday, having
in charge three convicts, from some of the
western counties, one of whom was sent up
for five years for murder. He was en- route
to the convict camp with the first two, and
the one for murder he was taking to the
penitentiary direct. He was detained here
some time by the washouts on the rail-
roads.
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gan Antonio.

opcClul W tuC llSIhlu
SAN ANTONIO, October 16.-Renewed eff
forts to induce the independent candidacy
for congress of Hon. Columbus Epson have
been going on the past three days, but all
overtures of his friends awaited nothing, for
he this evening positively refused. Imme-
diately on his refusal to make the race the
wool men prepared card for publication
in the morning paper, urging all growers in
the 10th district to oppose Hancock and
support Davis, republican. This action
comes from Hancock's outspoken anti-pro.
lection principles. The race is now fixed
as between Hancock and Davis. Hundreds
of democrats will not vote at all. Davis
extreme republican views and mal-admin-
istration while governor, and Hancock's
free trade ideas forcing this indifferent at
titude.
A. dispatch Just received brings informa-
ton Of the killing Of man named Brooks
on Vinegar Run by Ferdinand Niggl, chief
deputy under United States Marshal Cos.
ling. Niggli had arrested Brooks for snug
Cling, and while in the act of putting hand
cuffs on him Brooks broke away, obtained
pistol and attempted to shoot, but Niggli
fired first with fatal effect.
SAN ANTONIO, October IA dispat; h
from Brownsville says that yellow fever
prevails along the lower Mexican coast and
at Vera Cruz, and that quarantine has been
established against the several points. 1t
is believed here that there is mistake out,
as this is the first information Of the kind.
Thomas Booker, colored letter carrier,
arrested for robbing letters, was convicted
to-day On two counts. There are dozen
other cases against him.
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Taylor.
III


TAYLOR, October 16.-The 'frst-story
the new Burkett G. Murphy hotel is COM
pleted, and additional force is employed to
finish the same as quickly as possible.
The contract for building the Taylor
public school was awarded to S, A. Tomil-
son, for $1,000.
Real estate is lively. Forty-two thou
sard dollars in lands were exchanged here
last Saturday.
The splendid speech of Hon. John Ire.
land was we'll received few nights ago.
~ is estimated that Taylor station will
ship 10000 bales of cotton this season.
Most of it is being purchased by agents for
spinners and goes hence overland to Boston
and Lowell. This cotton is of the best
grade this season, and the yield is better
than expected, the weather having been
good for the staples growth and gathering.
There are 10000 head of fine Merino
graded sheep within a radius of thirteen
miles of this place.
There will be large attendance at the
state capital fair at Austin, commencing
today.
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mo OLD SOLDIERS
BIT 0Bm 000dS, New S,0ck m Lou Prices of
SCHOOL SUPPLIES ara B R A ss;s. Ssry. wrs9

was IN able defense Of tho democratic
party, both state and national, and a ter
rliic arralgnmeni Of Tho republican party
and their groenbaob allies. lie exhorted
the democrats TO vote the democratic ticket
from John Ireland down 10 constable. His
OF the Davis administration
was terrific, aud ho charged that Jones was
In full accord with the republicans, and
was laboriDg in that interest. lie goes from
here to HancoCk's district
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G,cnat.

= STATE OF TEXAs.-To ALL PER
sons interested in the administration Of tn
state OF w. II. Whitla, deceased. W. I
strnnge administrator has flied IN the County
;ourt Of Dallas county HIS final account show
lng the condition Of said estate, and praying for
final settlement OF the Eame which will be
card At the next term of said court rommenc-
ng on tie Third Monday in Solember A. ID.
1851 al he Court-houge. IN the city of Dallas, at
hich time sll persons interested IN said es-
tie may appear and contest said account II they
proper.
- wltnes: A. HARDWOOD, County Clerk Of
I Seal. OF Dallas county. Texas.
Given under my hand and the seal OF said
court at Office in the city OF pallaf this 10Th day
September, A. d. 1852 A. HARDWOOD.
County Clerk, Dallas Co, Texas
ByX. w. PEAK. Depniy ocildlllHlW
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day on $500 bail. flo denies having done
the shooting Long Is conyalesoent.
The Houston cotton exchange sent 500
yesterday Tor the yellow fever sufferers at
Pensacola They received grateful &c
knowledgoments offs receipt to-day.
The cotton market closed quiet ond tin-
sales, 1884 bales; middlings spot,
10I; receipts 6.02G, gross; 1905 net.
The party who robbed Drs. McCliniock
and Burroughs on Saturday, night OF Two
tured to-day. He Is negro named George
Washington. Both watches were recovered
and about $50 in money.
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DcnisOn.
spe aial to the Herald.

SPECIAL 10 lhe Herald.
DESIsoN, October -. \ vo'y Brilliant
and fashionable wedding took place this
morning, the contracting parties being Mr..
Joe Lahustein, of Dallas, and miss Cecilia
Yeidel, a very popular society young lady
Of this city. The ceremony was performed
in a very impressive manner by Rabbi
Sahuhl, of Dallas. Tne wedding was very
largely attended, and the guests did not
Jispefse until the time for the departure Of
the train which was TO bear the bride and
groom 10 their home-Dallas. At the de
Dot the splendid band OF the Stutz dramatic
Company rendered the young couple a
serei. ade. Denison has seldom seen more
brilliant Mci ling.
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SPECIAL to The Herald.
SAN SABA, October l6.-T. G. Renfro, a
well known citizen Of this county for the
last six or seven years. was arrested yester-
-day evening and placed in Jail, charged
with killing Winfield Sesy near Cuthage,
Nilsson ri, over seventeen Yesrs ago. A
vouneerbrother Of the murdered man b as
bee, Il this city several days, claiming
that he wanted 20 buy sheep, but instead
was waiting Tor a requisitiOn from the gov
ernor Of Missouri. The stock men here
are raising money 10 defend the prisoner.
The prisoner. under a heavy guard, Ell for
Missouri this morning. He y third
cousin Of General Winfield Scott.
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Mckinney.
Special TO the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
MCKINNEY, October 16.-A heavy rain
visited this section last night. Greeks are
higher than for years. Bridges on the
smaller streams washed away-on the
larger ones are intact.
The fair association held an enthusiastic
meeting Saturday and are much encour.
aged at the prospect for the fair to be held
here on the 18th of November.
The candidacy of Colonel Maltbie is meet
ing with favor.
Some interest is taken in the revival going
on in your city.
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Special % The Borald
KossE, Oct. 16.-The rin-horse near The
edge Of town. belonging 10 T. King. vas
burned yesterday morning about ? O'Clock,
I,o.s 81 500: insured in New Orleans com
psuy for 81 DO. There vas hut lite seed
c7tton on hand. The FIRE Il supposed 20 be
DE work Of an incendiary.
! CITY marshall Hairless and Prank Ham
mond bad q skirInish Saturday night IN
which Harless received few cuts from
pocket knife which are rsther painful but
not serious
Have receired ? 20 bales Of cotton up TO
.ists. Business brisk
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Several young men have organized club
to be known as the Dallas Social Club, with
NJ. H. Hckox, PRESIDENT Frank Easter
ling, vice-president; Will Gaines, secretary;
John Dulea, treasurer. The floor mana
gers for the next three months are Charles
Dexter, Charles Swink, John Ballard and
James Pfouts. The club will give its first
hop of the season within the next two
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W. 3. SCARBOROUGH,
G. S. LEAcHMAN,
E. Z. WYNN,
r FIFID


On motion, an organization was per.
fected, to be called 1.-The Texas Matrimonial
Insurance Convention" with DR.. f. e..
Daniel as president; DR.. E. Z. Wynn, vice
president and W. B. Scarborough secre-
tary.
The objects of this convention are the
adoption and enforcement of such rules and
regulations as will tend to accomplish the
objects set forth by the report of the com.
mittee, as given above.
A committee was appointed to prepare a
circular letter defending the plan of matri-
monial insurance and presenting it to the
minds Of the people in its true light, and
endeavoring to re.establish in the confidence
of the people such companies as are being
conducted honestly and with fairness.
a committee was appointed to draft q
constitution and bylaws for the govern
ment of the several associations.
The convention adjourned to meet again
in Fort Worth on the second Tuesday in
November.
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a wonas's REMEDY.

AZ certain aces and periods Of vom1ns LIFE, there
eo-nes certain uouhlea, nchss rains an1 euteflnf-
Thsss otlnints an irrerularitiss ieurardlre the
rrlis life sirtsen, and fcllow % nd haunt ths
rnarrisd woman until nftef The turn q lte{i
some have hssdachea, swimming q The hsf1,
rnsrtal and nervous prostrntI1n, hlrnche1 chesks,
tleoflsss lips llfsle-s ere, clcu1e1 trnln- w1ls
-fhsrs safer rith painful irrerrnrtes, uierlna as
ri.oensrts and uicsrn ky-.ericnl sr.Erns, physical
r-rstrnfian ehrcrir lsucurr ha, chl1r1EIs furrrrp
sirss. los 0spf-tlf. ssHinn clss.s.. .eney 80
tians stc vhIck n rurnercua cn-e1 fn1 q er1lar1n
-. e1rrulrlrns. insnnIty snd deaths Th--s are
r-nsrrIiy The resuli - insttentlon. All fsual~
$50 ~ class q ccurlnlnts - aIlu1a tc- Hc-,
Ne hsrs rTnrf frcn ttnns<ntf.
D.. r9rngnclsis EnElst Fsrsls btt-rr III crrt
Tgu rsrnd srf rsIl-wIu usEs Tur hsxltnT sn1
haFrT-will rsks zee fs1l lIks q nsw wuu1En 81
~ ml<t.ts- esle = al n1uEFsi. = - e<n1
yer affruss - rrrT 81 D.. ITnurrrIshn FErIT
s.f D.srse--s o.
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Calvert.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
CALVERT, October 17.-Business had been
very brisk in our city until yesterday when
rain began falling and still continues.
Up to date we have shipped over 5000
bales of cotton.
We understand that the report is out that
alse, as the health of our city was never
better.
Politics are running high in our county,
but it is very probable that good ticket
will be elected.
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Austin
Special TO the Herald.


AUSTIN, October l6.-A heavy rain fell
to-day rendering the roads impossible, and
the merchants and others are unable to
send their exhibits to the fair grounds. In
view of this difficulty the opening day was
put off till Wednesday, which will combine
Tuesdays programme.
The Texas Protective association and the
Young Mems Marriage association, of jack
sonville, filed articles of incorporation to-
day.
iThe comptroller rules that circus adver-
Users are not subject TO the bill posters
tax.
Lula Spence, daughter of the Posts Aus
tin correspondent, died last night of diph-
liberia. Deceased was years old.
The city council tonight referred an ordi-
nance giving right-of-way to lay track from
the railroad depot to the capitol 70 select
committee Of five, with instructions that
they confer with the property holders on
the route of the proposed road, and report
according TO the will of the majority.
Mr.. j. Il. koperi was thrown rom a buggy
this afternoon and is unconscious. The
wheel passed over his head.
AUSTIN, October l7,-Artislos Of incor-
poration were filed to-day by the Galveston
Printing and Publishing company. capitfl
stock 81 800, to print books, papers, -.
Rain poured down in torrents ,v-Lay,
with no prospect ofdry weather, a; Tie
fair is declared postponed till next Tuesday
A protest is being signed against alloAing
the capitol syndicate right.of-way - put
railroad on the avenue. There is genera
aversion TO railroad traffic through the
streets and desire 10 compel the syndicate
TO Accommodate local commerce by pat
ronizing carts.
Mr.. Kopperl is pronounced much better.
The chief clerk Of the land Office has re
signed.
Jgdge Hancock addressed a large body Of
citizeDs tonight.
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enrcIN .othe Hersla.


ST. LOUIS, No. October 1.-THE cotton
rxchsuee hall this morning after 10 O'Clock
wss The scene Vt more than usual hustle
ru i-irresi. The elociirn u officers was
SET TT to-day. anil the 'ari,si aud general
disposition 10 bou the caucus ticket made
.the election murr interesting. The regular
caucus ticket Is as follows For president
Thos. II. West for vice president, Louis
r. Fsllon for directors, VIM. III. eenter,
Jerome Hill. Jno. X. Bell, Vim. Warren,
IT,. r. u. Allen, r., J. n. Steagall- George
rsSior. Immediately upOn lis announce
ment severed DAYS ago an opposition ticket
vas nut in tho field. This morning no less
than twelve different tickets were on deck
asking snrport Of the vOters. 30 ditsaiis-
faction Whatever By any o. the tickets sas
expressed fo- the regular nominee Tor pres-
idenf. Thomas II. Wet and he lane
beads.l every ticket. The regular nominee
~ vice ilrrsidfnf. LOnis =. IaLOu. vas dis
,.anced n. come Of thee Tickets and Henry
Druckef's name substituted. However,
M Drucksr's withdrawal this niornisf
In he entire b01y Unanimous On tDs nrst
fss nsne- on TIE ticket The battle vas
,rared On the The selection - direct1rs- sud
aitbough ~ finally reacbfd the difference
in these twc 81 til~r'- ~ss m fbe nance
proposed ~ he seven i-ec-ors. only n
ieer di7sr-ul narrrs were n hc found The
re.llt rs tie eiecfion 81 vac i1illatne
Th9s. n. West. presidentf L1uis II Fninn.
-irs u-rsi1ent: directors. ". NJ senteT.
II L Bel. Wm. Warn, =. y stearnl,
IN Mitchell. Jno. Gilkes0n and Jerome
Hi. Th- lssf nsr1ed rsfused 70 serre