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Ths DAse 0DAs Re1sses TAsn Ussa Mesasa d
shs TAss1 Aveaus Messs Car Lsae.

H. 1ose 0oo Ae1eese Toe0 Veeo Aoeaoo 81
sbs TAsr1 Aveass Mere Car Lsse.
Piacards were put mp I'm the cara Of tho
Third avenue horse railroad yesterday an
nouncing that trade dollars would no longer DO
taken In payment Of fare. Tho treasurer has
Q worry large stock OF trade dollars on hand al
ready. and he doesn't want any more. This
Third avenue and the avenues 10 the east. Il
was refused everywhere. and many people. es-
pecially Germans. refused to take any dollar
except the greonback dollar. They regarded
tho Bland dollars as too suspiciously like the
sale printed p!acarls bearing the announce
ment that trade dollar: would .1 ne longer Se
Sas s 81 as ss ha ths ss%S
they would otherwise have gone without.
Great numbers OF tho dollars were sold In the
TSs SsG %sd Esns s p ro
sSsrs i !. W ~ ossSsiop 70 inc sSIn; . ".s,v
A sixth avenue merchant said. I took Ave
.s sSsss sssy -s Il e s fl tsss
had not expected to collect"
Gar that few wsri
Moses Rosenbamm OF 1.125 Third avenue was
before Justice White In tho Yorkyille Police
Schneider. whom no employs schneider said
that Rosenbaum paid him for wages last Fri:
to Rosenbaums store. and. after. making a
small purchase. handed =, over the counter
said that trade dollar was worth
but as cents. Schncider then demanded that
Rosenbnum take hack the Ave trade dollars
baum refused. Justice White decided that q
trade dollar. was worth but~85 cents. and or
back tho trade dollars and pay Schneider IS
in good money.
On Friday tho Nassau Bank OF Brooklyn,
the departments that 1t would have nothing
moro to do with trade dollars.
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GREAT BRITAIN ACCUSED.
CHARGES THAT rHE TREATY OF WASH.
INC row WAS PROCURED BY FRAUD


T.,.sasa rss.rs. s.a s.ssr..a wI..e..ss
before sAs Fansss Halifax Csa.issls..
vo~,a HIM ., ,,,,s H., has ,,vor ont Tor n~h,;.
cation a svorn stotamant 81 hi. charges that
her Majesty's Government submittsd false OK.
hibits and suborned testimony IN support o,
Commission at Halifax in 1877. He says that
In the spring Of that yenr no was summoned
to Ottawa TO prepare himself to actsasa scion.
tine witness on the part Of her M"iesty's Gov
sasS tho
.Sey H r""o" ~ ,.a IRON .nS
be taken. He called the attention Of tho proper
persons to these discrepancies. and was after
ward assured that this proper corrections had
been made. and thnr tho exhibits were then
correct. He discovered later that tho fnlsifled
statistics had not been corrected. but had been
retained. and formed a part Of the case Of her
Majesty's Government.
io reported this discovery to the Canadian
authorities. ana aiterward 10 nor MaJestys
Government. some months before tho award OF
He received no attention. In November. 1879.
ne Wfnu 10 Engianu Win tne prooIs 81 NE ~.
iesatlohs. put no opportunity 70 prteent tnSm
was given him subsequently ne supmltted his
CONCLUSIONS ana proofs TO representative OF
the United States ,%. Goyernment ,,,,,..,
He charges that the proceedings connected
Win tne prepnratlon o. inc case Of her Ma!sss
ys government ihVoNeo the ioiiowihe uniaw.
iul acts:
Frst-The altering q an immense number Of eatsti:
sn ,nDes nna .he Mixas s or ,ms arMe resuo"s OF
"TsG 10 &c trS ma NJ
alleged records OF Goysrnmsmt and e suscGSent ON
cin resenaiio under oath % the Con'l..n o. these
records q Government. .,...,.-
t ,a ., nv J"s q, ~ ,rsh ~ @
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Trouble Z. the Syracuse Usiver.,sy.

SYRACUSE. Juno 30.-A bitter controversy has
broken out In the Syracuse University Prof. Evans
who has teacher Of vocal music for several years
resigned last week the annual meeting Of the ustees
and Miss Kate Stark Of New York appointed in his
place. Prof Evans asserts that Chancellor Sims de-
msnded hi. resignation wthou. prsyiou. n9.ise few
vice was hut IN reporting the resignation
Sround OF IN health II alleged that there In fact
no with Prof Evans. work and ths. ihs
81 the family. The ONCE Of financial agent
WAS sbolished the trustee meeting has been hed
amount Of for the institution HIS frisnds sliegs
cause another Ofcs be created Of similar nature
into which he will put Sims man. 1t !. asserted that
vacant by the desth Of Bishop Peck and that the dis
charge Of Mr. Curtis part OF the scheme M"ch tee
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A Neees vvhs C1sssly Answers Miss oeseum's
Aeesu~s ~ her Assallaat.


WHITE PLAINS, June SO.-Dcputy Sheriff
Duffy went to Bridgep port this afternoon, and ut
O'Clock tonight came back with tho negro
who WINS arrested on Hoosatonic Railroad
train near Waterbury on Thursday night. and
who IL suspected TO be the man that assaulted
Miss Sarah Stocum OF Purdy's Station on Tues
day. No one In tho village knew that Duffy had
como after the negro. md the deputy on his ro-
turn hurried out Of the baggage car and bv o
crcuitous route OF nearly half q mile to the
court house.
Clerk Wright Banks questioned the prisoner.
Tho negro said that his name Is Samuel Benton.
and that he had never boon In New York State
before except when be came from Georgia
about twelve years ago. He says that he has
worked most OF the time near Norwalk. Tho
description OF her assailant given to Mr.. Banks
By Miss Stocum Corresponds closely with his
10 the Jail day or 10 morrow to be confronted
with him. Her description OF her assailant IL
a. follows: q.
soia rn a"V ." tSs sie anger o. The Ian
.n viii Dr. & .s ss Of
tern and across ,hs toe Of one boot acut; wire wa'cn
Benton answers, the description as to hands
and feet. complexion. weight. and tho shape OF
his nose. and no wears chain like that de-
his bssn S Sss ina r G.
it. In his trunk in Waterbury were found a
coat and wuistcoat like those described by Miss
Stocum. and a pair OF boots with q cut or crack
across the toe Of one OF them.
Benton was frightened and nervous while no
was being questioned. He says he WAS In
Waterbury ut the residence Of negro woman.
PURDY's STATION. June 3O-A negro was
arrested at White Plains last evening because
OF his supposed resemblance to the man who
Miss Sarah Stocum says assaulted her on Tues
day last. He was brought to MIR. Stocum's
house this morning. Miss stocum said he was
not the man.
People passing down the street this morning
found the efflgy VI n negro hanging to u lurgo
maple in front OF Rcynolls'S Hotel. Between
and 10 o'clock the boys took the dummy down
and burned II.
George Stocum has ngain gone out on the
search. He refused to tell his father where he
was going. ,
NEwBUBaH. June 3O.-A negro known rs Will
liam Derby was arrested at Cornwall to-day.
and il now held on suspicion.
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A1iss Beekwlsh's AttenHs - Cross from
Sandy Meok to the Rsckaway Pier.

Aliss Beekwlsh's Atteaps - Cross from
Sandy Mooh 70 she Rsekaway Pier.
The steam launch Bonnie Doom, with Miss
Agnes Beckwith. the champion female English
swimmer. Willie Beckwith. and dozen others
on board. put out from Fulton Market slip at
~ o'clock yesterday morning. 1t was Miss
Beckwiths intention to swim from Sandy Hook
to Rockaway Pier. q distance OF twenty miles.
The launch arrived at Buoy 9. opposite Sandy
Hook. at S:52:4O. when Mise Beckwth.
in q Aesh-colorod bathing suit. trim
med , With blue emerged from the cabin
taining the SWIMMERS manager. William ,Tay-
lor: Capt. Manly, the swimmine pilot: a boat.
using the chest stroke. The suns hot rays ioill
S5 WSs T. h Sysn n s h Bns fer
gone i've miles 1t was noticed thnt she was not
for the psST
The steamer Sylvester: VIII 200 *:
cursionists and . drum and ffe. corps
Seoe Hof M:s d9anf ss cup 81 LII
hundred feet. OF he swimmer at about, noon. at
She appeared to be fresh. swimming "a strokes
psr minute and spoke confidently q hei5g
sS S sst
Mai Al hSar later they burst amid thunder i; ,a,1
uuu iBhtuiHk. nnu poutCu sOiioueo VI Anau
upon her as well % upon dozen OF seasick
tress about the deck OF the launch. and upon
the excursionists on tho steamboat. Those re-
porters who were able to see noticed that Miss
Beckwith made little Roadway during. the
stoEm, The necessarily slow progress OF tho
launch allowed 1t to tumble about in tho
waves The yawls kept close to the swimmer
She was to d finally that she would have, to
give up hor nttompt rs 1t would be impossible
to make any hendway against tho tide. which
1t was said she had been battling against for
more than an honr. .
mi wait until the tide changes" she said.
That will not be until O'Clock" said man
The crowd on the sylvestss chsereA her
heartily. shouting 70 her to 80 %. While tho
drummers and aisre stFuek up, Wait TIL the
Clouds Roll BY" She was taken out OF the
water. sesmingly In good condition and much
against her viii. q few hundred yards from tho
bell buoy. at 10 minutes Of o'eloek, A. she
s snd Is. Soa.ys tss
Sosse, 1e4fRs I. ,S swinde me e1e'A'me' IN
nature of the tides between Sandy Hook and
Rpckawny. and II was asserted that Miss Beck
with would havo accomplished the feat easily
II she had started at q time when the tide was
favorable. The bell buoy. where Miss Beck.
with was taken up. Is about three-guarters oil
tho distance between Sandy Hook and the
Rockaway pier. 1t was said that the cir
quito is route she was directed to tako was
eighteen miles long. She and her brother went
through an hours swimm ing exhibition after
reaching the RockawNy pier.
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RAvAsEs OF CHOLERA IN EoYpr
>110 Deaths IN Dsnletsa sa FriSNy-Ns Epl.
Aemic In Ale xnadrla.

Aemic In Ale Ia drea.
ALEXANDRIA, June 3O.-The total number
Of deaths In Damietta yesterday from cholera
was 1l3. In Mansurah to-day six persons died
OF the disease.
Sanitary commissions have been appointed
here composed OF consuls doctors. and engi-
neers. An inspection Of the fresh water canal
shows that the water is good. There is no Opt
demic here. The panic over tho cholera re-
~ xIeisns. June SSo.-The Governor Of Algeria
erimaee to Mecca this year on account Of the
IoNpos. june so-1n the House Of Commons
last night Lord HARRINGTON. War Secretary.
gunrd the troops In Egypt ngainst tho cholera.
GIDnALTAR. June 8Q,LQunrantines for q peri;;
from Ottoman ports on the Red Sea:
with the steamer st. Bernard. which arrived
Af ras1s ea yas g. oS9Fdh orsson Minister Of
s s Se Ms shoe
arriving at French ports ON the Mediterranean
and A Atlantis even TithI clean bills q health
s"nns eesn bs y ses 70
SUN HSy IS ss PfSs ssn
rate Is lover than S @ at this tmo las. year.
thins. unusually eli eies %"s''' anu inc CITY d.
Any danger from choleraf"
great way Oh, and 90 long a. the. cholera stays
thst distance away there need be NO occasion
H ss s sS h Dr. mS " .ss ssssa sa
Is an easy matter to head on suspected ships
as they. come In. Modern methods. are very
&c t rs tne spread Oh cno'ero
DO you say the cholera is not CONTAGIOUS p,
by the escret" and not By ccnssct With shs per-
son. The prccavtions arc specially difsctsd to
-" Hsiatic sHoisrs. 90. ! think tho last time
xs had any cholera here 70 any extent S1, was Il
they wore not. l we'll remember that one was
caeSmbcrs. Ice cream, and beer. was salts.
s ss hss sSSSs %Ss oSsyy sss s h
washing. OF course when cholera is supposed
they are merely aggravated diarrhGa. the lat
or symIPto%s Of which resemble e. , Cholera
VAS satisfied shat not
not only from the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 81 each case
DO you anticipate any spread Of infection
80 fnr the Italians have not furnished us
| with epidemics. The condition OF some Of
| manage to live In the vlest possible surround
inGs and preserve wonderful degree Of hoalth
10 s%dp
| cholera scare OF course we shall. as usual
60 around and dump the dangerous stuff into
| our oifal carts"
Thus far the United States has been free
from any great cholern plague. In 1848. al:
cholera. we escaped lightly: 80 in 1854. when
10000 died Of choissa n Great Britain. we rs
amid mild form IN New York. In Sovem1ber ise5.
few cases were brought here. and extreme
precautions wero adopted to prevent its spread
footing. and the deaths reached five day In
| July. About 800 persons died Of cholera In
| that year In New York and Brooklyn.
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The young women who have been passing
through three days written examination In the chapel
adjoining the Rev. Or. Howard Crosby's church, for
admission to the Harvard Annex, picked up their
luncheon baskets and books at o'clock yesterday after
noon and with sigh OF relief stepped into the open air
The examinations have been in Greek, Latin. French,
German mathematics history geography, physics and
chemistry. Only six young women Of the nine who be-
gan the end Two Of them those to he
amied In trigonoictry. OF the NIFTY young men exam
ned In the adjoining room only three or four attempted
known when the professor who wrote the questions has
look ed q tile pRperR.
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Mr.. Jay Gould made trip to sea in his yacht
ATLANTA yesterday morning. He was accompanied BY
Mrs Gould and the other members Of his family the
Hon. Russell Sage and Mrs. Sage who his gueats At
Iryngton for the Fourth 81 July vacation and Mr. John
The yacht left Iryingon At pa o'clock and returned ae
5 She crrse,i of COney Island, Rockaway. and Long
beach, wcahe ring the thunder squalls beautifully and
proving herself good rough-weather vessel Neither
II the weather Ia pleasant to-day Mr.. i;Oud will take
Commodore E. s. Jaray and Mr. and Mrs. Sage up the
Hudson
yacht speeded yesterday. and Is said to havs
made twenty miles an hour.
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A Mares Long Dive.

When the s o clock boat from the north shore
Of Staten Island taking passengers and freight
at New Brighton yesterday afternoon, an elderly and
sedate bay slipped from the gangpank into the
water Nothing was seen Of her for long time but
finally q cry raised that she the outer side
Of The boat, and evidently enjoying bath
ired 1t is believed that she passed completely under
the Keel OF the ferryboat
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ArcAb,sh.p Purceirs Condition.

CINCINNATI June 30.-The following tele-
gram received at 55 O'Clock this morning. was
written at the convent after midnight and brought by
messenger to the nearest telegraph station:
ST. MARrrN's. O., June 30.
Archbishop Purcell very low at this hour Extension
Of paralysis to the right side He has lost his speech
lie will hardly but we still cling TO- failing hope
j. r.. CALLAGHAN.
special despatch the Times star from St. Martins
Convent says Archbishop Purcell H. better this morning
The following was received here this evening:
"Sr. MARTINS CONVENT June ~, i. NJ
Archbishop Purcell is much better but not yet out
Of danger. y. +. CALLAGHAS"
bishop Elder has been tslegrsphed for at Baltimore
and Is ex pected here toll night.
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Talk or Another I.y.eA,as In Iowa.

DIES MONIES. June 3O.-On Thursday. in tho
town Of Murray, Iowa wizard oil man was tnkering
his lamp preparatory to lighting up the sale Of his
wares He made some remarks which were offensive to
young man who sat with Judy relative in carriage
his horse. and returned to he scene Of the
UP behind the wizard oil man, dealt him . blow on the
back Of the head. crushing the skull and causing u
ing There Is talk OF ynching. and the prisoner has
heel taken to OeceOla for safe Keeping.
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e. Tower recently presented . bill Of S26
August Belmont Jr for tRs medical care OF his Ar
Towers, son. whom he accuses Mr. Belmont OF rid
Ing q the railroad station IN hempstead Nj, Tower
belmont Il 10 said disputed the claim and Mr.. Tower
ssys that he was struck by Mr. Belmont with cane.
and rode to Huutsr's Point where Mr. Tower made an
attempt have Mr.. Belmont arrested, but he was un
able 10 do 90 because he had 10 warrant.
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I.ersaseA roa.sss fro. Chicago.

CHICAGO. June 8O.-The tonnage statement
Of last week surprise to Shipper but tho showing
for this week 10 beyond the expectation OF any one
gain have dscfsss.d SIZE tons. low Esds
corn having gone largely BY lake. frovtstons
have nearly doubled Increasing 1878 tons lard being
the Important facto! IN the tonnage showing that
IL order Keep each road within its pefcentags For
the coming week cenReots nave eeery peeo Maos Ios
6esvy ohiinsas Of lard
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seri.u. Railroad C.lIi.i.. Ia Hartford.

HARTFORD. June 30.-The down express at
IL 30 this afternoon the Consolidated road came In
collision with the outgoing way train on the New York
and New England road between the tunnel and Avon
street In this city The engines and tenders Of both
trains were thrown the track alan the baggage
OF the New York and New England and two wheels Of
roads were smashed to piscsr the crash being heard
smoking car Of the Consolidated train and half dozen
were hurt also Engineer Mitchell Of the New
o. Parks OF ds East Eighty sixth street New YORK had
some OF her ribs broken while the others less
seriously hurt The injured promptly attended to-
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Banquet 70 JuAaA p. Bssjs.is.

given tonight Mr. judah P. Benjamin. Two hundred
guests present including Lord selborne the Lord
High Chancellor; Lord Colerdse, the Lord Chief Jus
tice. and Sir Henry James the Attorney General The
lnst.nancd feelingly toasted Mr.. Benjamin.
Mr. BENJAMIN IN response said that since he hal come
honorable In America. he had met with universal
Kindness and heD,
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M,.. Hess. suit for Breach or rr..,...

suit WINS begun In Paterson yesterday
against Viewers Nuzzy. son Of q prominent manufac.
turer for 900 damages for breach Of promise Of
rage The plaintiff Ii Miss Lizzie Hess stepdAughteR
Of Charles r. Brooke yeast cake manufacturer. The
defendant was arrested sud s held under $4,000 bail
plsntif after their intimacy but without effect The
girl and her well the lover settle
the matter BY marriage but the father OF the latter will
not give his CONSENT which 10 necessary the son y
only TO- Miss ucss IL 49,
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Three He. Blew. Out q . Safe.

INDIANAPOLIS. June 30.-Last evening gas
jet was left burning in . safe At z. O. Atkinss saw
works. During the night the oxygen was consumed.
putting the light out and slloyne the ssfs tS b !sd
Frederick and George Fiscus stepped into the
safe and struck match with yisw o. d,soxsrng t.e
Gardner twenty feet out into the once They were bad
Young Fscus who In his shirtslseyes received the
most painful injurie. His shirt took nre burning me
detDnred Of.
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MANDAN. Dakota. June 80.-The night train
from Little Missouri brought the Marquis Demores, who
had nght with mob at his ranch on Tuesday last
Ils was accompanied by Frank Miller and Dick Moore
two Of the men who stood by him In the fight. The
Coroners verdict In the inquest the body Of Lnney
Of Dsmore: and his two men They VII BE- brought
h entirely against the dssperadoes The AArQus left his
prenisrs in charge Of armed men, threats Of burning
Them hna been made.
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Fatal Expissisa sr Powder ~ Fire.

WINNIPEo Man.. Juno 30.-At o fire In tho
warehouse Of J. H. Ashdown. last evening number Of
kegs Of powder exploded tearing buildings TO spnters
snd injurng twenty persons less seriously The
windows In one hundred Of the principal stores
smashed stos and the conclusion shook the entire
city though by earthquake The injured persons
Include Chief AcRObis Of the Fire brigade Fire Alarm
CIisfs son: Archie Grant manager tor j. IT, Ashdown;
william Code, Assistant Chief Of The Fire Brigade, and
number Of hremen It 10 thought that several OF the
injured win die George Zeal insurance clerk was
90 badly injured that ~ has :ncs dsc Al tns DOCTORS
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0en. CauSy's Horse Dead.

Gen. Canby's old war horse Dan died yesters
day In the stables Of Clarence T. Barre In West Drigh.
ton Gen. Candy rode him In his Indian campaign. me
animal was wounded between the two fore lsgs Daa
quesed by Gen. Candy to keep him long he lived
The horse bred In Kentucky and 20 years old.
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The American Riae Tea. q. England.

LONDON, Juno 30.-A friendly rife match. to
take place Birmingham, between the American team
and English rnsmen IL being arranged. The competi-
ton for the selection the British team will be held at
kounslOw JULY.
Volunteer Srre Gazette says Il hopes that the re.
stricOns Of the Of the wind gauge will DO re-
Taxed In favor Of the Americans.
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WASHINGTON. June SO.-fhe ex-detectives
were arraixned to-day to plead to the indictments
charging them with compromising felones and other
o6enceG In most Of the demurrers or pleas In
abatement were filed.
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A body dressed In now suit OF black dag.
onal with white shirt and red underclohing found
Yesterday in the North River the foot OF York street.
Jersey city. 1t had been In the water time. In
OF the pockets envelope addressed to A. j.
Mcdonald $50 East street. New York. No
man Of that name lives At that Addrem.
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Sir Albert J. Smith. ex-member Of the Do
ter Of Marine and Fisheries during Mr. Meckenzies i'd
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The Signal Oacs Prcdlcslsa.
Generally fair weather. northerly Winds be.
coming variable higher barometer slight chanses In
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James Ward. the car driver. OF 1.14S First
avenue who shot in McGlorys on Thursday night
by James English bartender for Patrick J. Kelley Of
tie BOu opera saloon died 1t II O'Clock last night In
the New York Hospital.
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Prince Dlsm.rek's Health.

BERLIN. June sO.-The health Ct Prince Bis Pts;
marck continues to improve. The tsundcc from which
he has been suffering, has almost disappeared
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Oosks Wslesas" Cigarettes.
bCo-Aey.
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Brewers Opposed to Sunday Closing.
An organization OF Brooklyn liquor dealers
lately formed for the purpose OF putting stop to
liquor and beer selling on SUNDAYS. The brewers are
opposed the organization. They they would loose
per Of their business II the objects Of the organ
ization carried out.