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The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

The Mexican exhibits left the City of
Mexico Oct. 81, via the Mexican Central
Railroad and Ell Paso The secretary
and treasurer has issued instructions to
bring them through in sealed cars. Mexi-
can troops accompany the exhibit
The commissioners of France, Mexico,
Spain, Brazil, Portugal, Japan, Honduras
and Guatemala are here, and arranging
for the installation Of exhibits, large
quantities of which have arrived
The Collector of Customs has notified
the Director General that the Customhouse
is full of exhibits, and they will be trans
ferred to the grounds on Tuesday, to the
Exposition buildings, which have been
bonded
The superintendent of the
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
will complete the allotment of space for
agricultural implements next week. The
space being inadequate, tha management
will erect another e.tension to the Main
Building for wagons carts, etc.
In the Government and State Exhibit
Building the Government takes l40 900
feet, the States and Territories $50, 900
feet, the Union Pacific Railroad, Chicago,
Milwaukee and St. Paul, Southern Pacific,
Louisville and Nashville, Cincinnati
Southern, Richmond and Danville, East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia, and
Shenandoah Valley Railroads take lOO,-
900 feet.
The department Of
CoLoRED EXHIBITS
is $50 feet long by 4O feet wide, with
space for colored women's work and col
ored schools adjoining, all reached by
eight Elethorpe elevators. The manage
ment have made all the gallery space in
the principal buildings available by intro
ducing twenty-eight improved safety ele-
vators, in addition to easy stairway
Major Burke is arranging with Presi-
dent Diaz, who will be iuaugurated Dec.
l, to adjourn the Mexican Congress on
the 10th Of December, and also expects
the American Congress to adjourn on the
18th of December, so that the Exposition
will be opened in the presence OF the
Presidents of the Cnited States, Mexico,
Central American republics, head of de-
partments and foreign representatives.
The action Of the Board Of Manage
ment in
DEFERRING THE OPENING
until President Arthur can inaugurate the
Exposition is warmly approved by the
community. His warm support of the
Exposition is appreciated all over the
South, and the management decided it
would be a source of intense dsappoint-
ment to the people if opened without
him.
The delay will enable the delinquents
to get into position and avoid much of the
confusion incident to the opening of expo
sitions.
Director General Burke reported 70 the
management yesterday that if they would
roof the park over, 247 acres, and give
him sixty days, the applicants for space
would fill it.
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:" ou are very late sendino ,

-"fou are very late sending your eve
ming mail out" said the editor to bis
daughter when he came home at two in
the tnorning and met timid, shrinking
young man between the front door and
the gate. "Not at ALL" answered the
thoughtful girl; "Charles Henry in now
morning edition."
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

Art thou thine own heart's conqueror,
Strive ever thus 10 be;
That is the fight that is most sore.
The noblest victory.
Art thou beloved by one true heart!
o prize it, it is rare:
There are so many In the mart,
So many false and fair.
Art thou alore? o say not so,
The world is full, be sure;
There is go much of want and woe,
So much that thou canst cure
Art thy in poverty thyselfs
Thou still canst help friend;
Kind words are more than any pelf,
Good deeds need never eud
Art thou content in youth or aget
Then let who will be great
Thou hast the noblest heritage
Thou hast the best estate,
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BALL & LONG,
REAL ESTATE DEALERS IND AGENTS,
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA

-, e Large aud small tract. Of improved .aS a1m.
o ~. nhos III IL con and WaknlG robDtiesE E-Aul,abLe
ana spe % farm crops fruits truck Farming, dairyin
ios Dsirs. so raising especially. sheep sALE
son some specially desirable locati one lakes Jack
Agt Syette and Bradford in Leon county aA9 ca tire
en- i. Wmock shores OF the WakIllaand St ASfkR rv
Win atuiia county, within fe~ nles Of $te Gulf
tr rRaaance Rsanc OF FISH, oysters and game. :.
sots,.. Doth State and Government iEds Aecxsd and
s:slec s%s E ior parties upon application.
" n.pt' plate and description. furnished !:
ana IN complete Abstract of Titles to eYtff acre of
.ord. Leon county carefully compiled from CoSty Re
iss shd Probate Once
wodne,a'ion Of Middle Florida, its kDds clina&e. soil
'espnS. and resources cheerfuliy furEtshed nd cor
ence sohcited. Earck L. ketAl->ly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-11-11

of acres of Farming, Orange,
Timber and Grazing Lands.
situated in 20 counties, and
comprising the lands bought
by Sir Edward J. Reed, from
the State of Florida in 1881.
are now offered at graded
prices. These lands were Sc
lected by Hon. Hugh A. Cor
ley, late Commissioner of the
State Land Office, and Mr..
M. A. Williams, late agent for
sale Of State lands. which fact
is a guaranty of their high
quality. The purchase known
as the Reed Purchase was only
opened for sale this year, and
the lands have not been culled
or picked over. No part has
been reserved in any manner,
and the whole is open for sale.
Special prices on large tracts.
Timber lands, virgin forests in
bodies of $1,000 acres and up
wards. Lands sold for cash,
or on long time.
The Florida Land and MOrtgageCO
OMITTED JACKSONVILLE, FLoRiD"
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FOR RENT,

NJ COMFORTABLE RESIDENCE oe} LOT
d Ia Corner of Calhoun and Virgins Eareets,
'sat' Applyto
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$1,000 REWARD

VIII be paid 10 any Chemist who will nnd on anal
yss OF 100 bottles s. s., particle Of Mercury.
Indids Potassium. any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Drawer B. Atlanta. Ga
r~wnte for the little book which viii bs mailed
free
Price Small size, 500 pr bottle. Large size.
Cholding double quantity. 81 rs bottle. All Drug
giSts cell IT,
SOLD BY
N LIVELY and w. A. RAWLS
TALLAHASSEE, FLORIDA.
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uUUkA Give free a costly box OF goods
III ThUE which Will help all. Of either
" EVUA N nto more money right than
anything ese in this world Fortunes await the workers
absolutely AT address TRUE & Co. Augu- Ia,
Maine. March II, 1Ss4-ly
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WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Who have Seen the Effects Of Severe Tests.
Has given better satisfaction than any remedy for
Blood Diseases We have ever handled.
SCHILLER g. STEVENS, Washington. D. c.
Many physicians have endorsed 8. s. g. - . sps-
cihc for Blood Diseases.
s. MANSFIELD & CO.. Memphis.
Have seen S S. s. stop the hair from. falling out In
. very short time. Wonderful effects in all Skin o.
Blood Diseases
W H. PATTERSON. Dallas. Texas.
We do not hesitate to say that for year past ws
have sod more OF Swifts Specific Is. s. 81 than
all other Blood Purifiers combined. and with most
astonishing results One gentleman who used hall
a dozen bottles that It has done him more good
than treatment which cost him 81 600 Another who
has used II for a Scrouous affection reports per-
mADent cure from It's use
VAN SHAACK STEVENSON q CO.
Chicago.
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t5oyearG!

have known and watched the use Of Swifts 0p0.
cifc over fifty years and have never known a
heard ~ failure TO Blood Poison when prop.
erly taken. / used II on my servants from 1850 TO
1865, as did also number OF my neighbors, and f1
every case that came within my knowledge 1t eAeced
cure In all my life have never known . remedy
that would 80 fully accomplish what u u roco0'
mended TO do
II. l. DRNNARD, Pssry, Ga
have known and used Swifts Specific for more
than twenty years, and have seen more wonderful
results from Its use than from any remedy in or
out II the Phamacopeia II is o certain and safe
antidote to all eorts OF Blood Poison.
] DICKSON SMITH. NJ D.,
Atlanta, Ca
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In q few days he and Lotta were travel
ing together to Munich. She has learned
70 call him Jack, and 40 have her father
and mother, who are delighted with their
failure son-in-law.
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PLANTATION FOB SALE !

ALTHAT LARGE AND FGfruE piLAHTA
"a ion ~ - a. LIVE OAk." si'uate9 ao"nt
-. D aud hui nom ia.ala-~,-t ii.taiu.i@Z ,2SV
go Oh Winch - ,Ium"diuu:. u. n>io:s sheuse
W" n : Il AHl arg nutnhcr y other baycings
'1s o! IA IL II ~ IrQui Of
DAVID BRAINARO CAs
July u ls>4-t
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THE OPENING TO RE DEFERRED so THAT
TIE PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES,
PUBIICs MAY RE PRESENT
The following report from Director
General Burke has been sent to President
Arthur and to the press of the North
west:
EXPOSITION GROUNDS, New Orleans,
Nov. l.-Director General Burke COM
pleted to-day
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-22
Sale by United States Marshal

Sale by United States Marshall
United States Circuit Court, Western
District Of Louisiana.
No. Thomas A. Allen va. W. F.
Blackman.
TNPURSUANCE OF THE DECREE
l. Of said Court, made and entered in
the above and numbered cause, on the
5th day Of February, 1884, the under
signed Master will proceed to sell at
public anctiop, to the last and highest
bidder for cash, on the 5th day Of
APRIL, 1884, at 70 o'clock NJ. before
the Courthouse, in the Town Of Alex
andria. La, Parish of Rapides, in the
State of Louisiana, the following de-
scribed property to-wit:
One thousand arpeDts of land situa-
ted on Bayou Bouetf, in said Parish Of
Rapides, inherited by Mrs. Jeannette
Wells and sister, Martha l.. Wells from
their father, Hatch Dents estate, also
An undivided one-half interest of five
hundred acres of land, more or less,
conveyed to Mira. Jeanette Wells by
her husband, Montfort Wells, adjoin.
ing the above described tract and also
three-eightl,s of the undivided half of
the said 500 acres, bounded above by
lands belonging to the Estates of J.
and A. B. Compton, known as the
Home Place, below by lands of the
same Estates and known a. the Lower
Place.. together with all the improve
msnts thereon and appurtensuces
thereto, belonging to the whole prop
erty commonly known a. tho Wells
wood plantation, situated in the Par
ish and State aforesaid. r
J. G. WHITE,
PERCY ROBERTS, Master.
Solicitor.
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ST. JOHNS
LIVER PILLS

The true Liver Medicine and real
remedy for Torpid and Congestive
Livers. Prompt relief is obtained
by their use, they obviate the use
of Mercury, and being entirely Veg
etable are perfectly safe. Price, Is
cents a box.
Apply to HENRY ST. JOHN,
Manufacturing P Pharmaceutical Chy-
mist, in Exchange Hotel Building,
Alexandria, La.
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JURY LIST.

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF kAPlDEs.
'DEIT KNOWN AND REMEMBER
- ed that on this the Both day of
January, A. 3. 1884. that We the un-
1ersignsd Jury Commissioners in and
for the said Parish and State, duly ap.
pointed and sworn according to law,
together with George Q. Watts, Clerk
II the 10Th Judicial District Court III
and for the said Parish and State, and
sx-officio member of said Jury Com
mission, who was also sworn az the
law directs, did meet il the Clerks Of
fee in the Court House, Town of Alex
andria. La, under provisions OF Ltgis-
lative Act No. "a, approved March 7th.
1877, and did then and there draw
from tho General Venire Box the
names of one hundred and ten tll0J
qualified electors to serve as nrors at
and dnring the ensuing jury term OF
tho April District Court, beginning the
LIST Monday aud the 7th day Of April,
A. y. 1884
Names If Fifty Jurors to serve during
the First Week April Term District
Court, Monday Z, 1884.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-22

List Of Thirty Jurors to serve during
the Third Week Of the April Tern
District Court. said service beginning
April Dist. 1884.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1884-03-22

List Of Thirty Jurors 20 serve during
the Second Week Of the April Term
District Conrt, beginning said ser
vice on Monday, April 18th. 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-07
Attacking the Validity of n Will.

REQUEST TO A RELIGIOUS ORDER DISPUTED By RELA-
TIVES OF TEE DECEASED.
Nicholas and Elizabeth DruInmend, brother and
sister OF the late Francis DrunmOnd. yesterday filed
petition with the register OF Wills together vita
caveat TO the will OF Francis Drummond. They
set forth that their Interest and the interest OF
absent sister Will be njuriousy affected by the al
lowance OF the will filed, which bequeathed all his
estate to st. Agnes Hospital. in Baltimore. The
grounds OF objection cont aimed in the caveat are
tnt, under section 45 OF the revised statutes OF this
Dl,trlct, the paper conveys no interest or estate
whatever TO the ev1seeS and leyatee, Named there
H. AS the devis~es and lesateeS are d religious
SECT, or members thereof and named as such under
the action all such gifts ami devlSeeS are rem Tered
VOID ana OF no cbVct unless such gifts shall be made
at least one calendar month before the death VI he
donor. II Is declared by Inc petitioners lnSt the
pretended will was executed on May Is, 1854, and
That the alleged teStat0r died. four days later They
deny that BranciS DrunllIUnd was a resident OF
Bait more county, a, alleged In the petition OF Sis
Ter Boryia Farrell, and assert that he resided all
his lille IN this city, and that In 1876, when about 50
years OF age and suffering from paralysis, he Was
sent 10 ST Agnes Hospital, In Baltimore, aud re-
I'll his DEATH that his relatives visited him at the
hospital. and that the sister In charge knew Of
their address, but that she gave them no inIorma-
tion OIL bis dying condition. nor Of his DEATH Of
the probate OF bis alleged will In the county court
OF Baltimore county uuLl, by accident, the int Ii
gence was conveyed u them. They therefore ask
That no teStansntary letters bs issued to Sister
Borga Farrell, but that administration be granted
them as next OF kin Of the deceased
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-07
District Cover a snen Affairs.

NE fOOk FUND.
The Commissioners have apportioned the fund
for the relief Of the poor ga aO) follows Pay OF
physicians to the poor, ,2SO; reserved lor uedi
cines for ths poor, . 3es Central dspensary 400
Women, dispensary, $50; Homeopathic dispen-
sary, inclui1ag medicine, $40; Benevolent society,
$4OO; Aged Wonen's nome, $780, mig 1t lodging
house, $40, and police distributions, $1,000
THE COGSwRLL FOUNTAIN.
The commissioners have acknowledged the re-
ceipt OF Mr.. Alex. NacDonalds letter In relation 10
the alteration necessary for DR.. Cogswels foun-
tain on MARKET Space, and state TO him that MIR
Buell., who has charge Of 1t, entertains serious
doubts II the plans submitted will remedy the de-
tenpLiuas basin 10 caLcn the surplus water, is
described 70 Mr.. Mcdonald as the simplest one to
solve the di6culty
TKANSFER OF POLICE LIEUTENANTS.
Transfers OF police lientenants We're made yester-
gay, W go mo erect al nom to-day, as follows:
Boteer from the arSt or South Washington pre-
elnct to the eight or Navy Yarl Pearson rrlna MS
In the second or county, Kelly from the third
(GcorEstown) 10 the seventh (Swampoodle), Arnold
rroin tns fourth tarjt war) 10 the nth (cen.raD
Austin Edn the fifth 10 the sixth (NasSacnuoeLIS
avenue. Guy lrosa Inc slxth 70 tbs fourth, Cess
lord rom the seventh. ami detailed night In
spectOr; Grcer ram tbs agnth to the first, kedway
from night Inspector 10 ths tu.rd precinct.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The commissioners have made special order to
Nj F. II. Dransy to vacats sthe present garbage
wharf, on James creek canal, and to occupy that at
5 street south, On the Eastern branch. He is d.
rected 10 maze the change al as early day as pos
Sible.
Mr.. A. N. Renshaw, one Of the managers OF the o.
s. electric lighting company, In note TO the Com
mlasIonrrs asks psrIniS,on u erect ,rc Lamp
post upon the northeast corner OF 10Th street AMI
pennsylvania avenue, and make the necessary
connections.
BUILDING PERMITS
nave been issued ~ Inspector Entwise as follows:
Thomis Taylor, repair frame, 5l7 I'd street south
west; sl25. John Jacobs, erect a Stable, alley, De-
tween and L, III and ~ streets southwest; 400.
Virginia smith, erect small dwelling lutA street
between T and L; 200. D. b. Gron erect TWO two
story and cellar dwellings,, X, bstween 21,t and 22d
STREETS; H. 800. 4. A. McLachlen, erect two-StOry
and cellar dwelling, corner Ontario and Poplar ave
nues; $500 Mary A. Perkins, erect a two-story
dwelling, NichOs avenue; 1850. +. kuebel, erect a
two-Story and cellar dwelling, E, between I'd and
ID streets northeast; 81 eco.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-07
MIDsuAnER.

The stasnation Of midsummer is somewhat relieved
by thoughts Of the sparkling and its exhiaratins
brny baths by thoughts Ct the green mountains aud
their COOL shady noeks-but the days Of ideness
long and you require. especially in rainy weather
something to amnse you, and the Shlldten most Of all
and we would call attention to fact that WI
without doubt carry
THE LARGEST STOCK OF TOYS
IN the city. including Games of every kind-Chess
Checker, and Bar kYammOn Boards Cribbage Boxes
Playing Cards. Chips, &C.. &c.
"A full line Of Croquet Baby Hammocks At A9c large
Hanmocks ut SO.
Our Baby Csrrts selling now At cost a We
me- the room they occupy for our fall purchaser We
aso offer pretty Willow Doll Cal riage ct &Ac and 81
a1d GU stock Of Vel0ct edes in all Steel part steel
a. wood Is unsurpassed aud 60 our Boys' steel
cur magnificent line Of Basket. requires especial
attention. hey are good. well made handsome In de-
sign, and chtaI-very cheap. Work Baskets In ali
sizes. lined and unlned; Infants Baskets plain and
satin lined; Travelling Baskets of every style; Lunch
ba kets IN every shape Shopping Baskets in large
rety: ush IsSkets latest designs Scrap Baxkets all
szes; shal 60. and kinds; knife B&sktts &C., &C. In
this department we keep also Holders Fur
niture Bsaters. Straw Cuffs Toy Baskets. sc.
We 4so desire to recommend 70 you large line Of
Ostrich aud Turkey Feat busters which we carry In
an Sizes aud kin at prices way below what you have
been paying for them.
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The Estate OF Lucinda Williams.

LINE MASON.
To-day Mrs lockwood, for Mrs Mary A. X. Nc
Carthy, filed an answer to the petition OF Caroline
Mason for letters Of administration on the estate OF
Lucinda Williams. She denies that she (Nrs McC)
Is ! citizen, as her husband totes In Indiana, and
she AYERS that Mrs. Williams disposed OF all her
household goods during lie, excepting $685. which
Is III btlk. She denies that her mother held
Judgment for $500 against her, and ch lengas the
production or the record. She MES The III kblel-
hess to August BurSdorf, and states that he (B1
has informed her that his statement was made
under Misrepresentation. She denies that IrS
NllliamS left $3.50 or half that SUM, and does not
believe she left more than $780, and from this the
expense. OF tue litigation have To be paid and she
says sufficient viii not be LETT to pay the under
taRer. SIZE further states that she attended he
deceased the last month OF her life, understood all
Der business Affairs and was nIruStSd with the
management OF the same. and was earnestly en-
treated by decedcnt 10 settle up the alter her
death She denies that Mrs ~ lliAmS was 10 debt
except for the last two visits Of her physician and
denies that there WAS any undue influence or that
decedenL acted otherwise than by her own free
Will
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-07

To the Editor Of THE EVENING STAR:
We have seen the statement in your paper of our
son Irwin b. Wright against Judge T. w. Bailey,
as one OF the bondsmen for d. p Wright as guardian
for our grandson, E. B. Wright. The whole state
mens is UNANIMOUSLY false. and Is the product of
diseased mind We have known Judge T. W. Bart
ley for years, and know hun 10 BE- thorough gen
tleman IN all business TRANSACTIONS and -rfecLIy
satisfied IN every respect at having HIN on our
sons bond, as We know hum to be aDuIrdantiy re-
SponSbt and 10 hold sufficient property to cover
AL responsibilities on the bond. Indeed tie fact is
that originally said irwin b. himself participated IL,
selecting Judge BARLEY TO b come surety on the
bond, 10 which he kindly consented as "a Iavor
JOHN w. WRIGHT,
MARY j. WRIGHT
As the guardian above mention d, l concur In
and contlrm The foregoing statement OF my father
and mother. And aud that the pretended petition
OF said irwin b. was improperly fled In the court
after the whole matter had D.en decided simply Ia
procure this libeOuS publication and will doubtless
be stricken from the 1ieS whenever attention OF
the court Can De Called 70 IT, d. p. WRIGHT.
Washington, Augu4l g.
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The District Boat Clubs.
THE coLUMBIAs TO TAKE PART In THE WATKINS RE

The Columbia and Potomac boat clubs held their
regular monthly meetings last evening" About q
haif-doz- n new members were elected py each club
The senior rour-oired crew OF the Columbias will
start for Watkins, n u, on Saturday TO take part
in the national amateur regatta 18th and 18th of
August The four viii be j. c. Kondrup bow: Root
Ii. Wade, ?: c. j. kintner. 5; Frank A. Mute stroke
WIFI James Young and W. H. Arnold subs, flutes
The crews entered against them In this race are
the Minnesota, Watkins, Port Huron, Farmount
Rowing Association. NddleseX American Toronto
Wdhw ahtah>ee, Acyone, Eureka, Atlanta and
Arsonaut. The Columbi.S have no contest ints In
the elsh-oareI race. but their crew will also go to
Watkins, provided satisfactory railroad arrange
nenlS can bG made. The eight-oarsd crew will be
\. y. Snyder. bow; w. ii. Arnold. 2 Quinton Mack
ali. 3; james Young 4; J. C. kOn irup. S. Robert H.
Wade. b: Charles J. kintner, :; Frank A. Mute
stroke; W. II. Gibson coXswaIn. and A. D. Karr, j.
Ii. Fildsw, F. Schmidt, G. G. Sloan. substitutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-08-07
The District Democracy.
THE COLUMBIA DEMOCKATIC CLCB-A NEW CLEVELAND
AND HENDRICKS CLUB

IHE CVLI NBIA NENUCKA1IC CLCB-A NEW CLEVELAND
AND HENDRICKS CLUB.
At a meeting OF the Columbia democratic club
in Vernon building, last evening, an invitation to
participate in the democratic ratification meeting
TO be held under the auspices or the democratic
central committee september II, was accepted.
-Four new members We're elected. and fifteen appli-
cations FOR membership We're received. The club
viii soon suspend q Cleveland and Hendricks ban.
nrr across the Avenue from their headquarters In
Verlgn building.
A Cleveland and Hendricks club was formed last
night in Tie fifteenth district, at meeting held in
tie Glrket hall, corner VI 5Lh and str cts The
lc.Iowln. Officers We're elected: President Mr..
Howard ClaSett; vice president, Paul /. Reagan;
TREASURER T. +. Cuaick: financial and recording sec
retary, y. j. Nadlsa arms. J. MOrdan.