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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
EIsEnAN Bros popular tailors and c!olhiers,
Washington, D.. C.


War House On the Track.
Mr. George Cotton announces his intention
to take the field in the Fifth Congressional Dis
tyict on behalf Of the candidacy of Hon. Barnes
Compton. 1t is known that for three or four
years past Mr. Cotton and Mr.. Compton have
not been upon the most cordial relations; aud
it is known that Mr.. Cotton was not favorable
TO the nomination of Mr.. Compton, but he
states that after Mr.. Compton received the con-
6depce of his fellow citizens of the District be
feels it his duty TO bow in acquiescence to the
will of his fellow Democrats, and he will vigor-
eusly urge the triumphant election of Mr.. Comp
ton. This announcement Of Mr.. Cotton will
have very beneficial effect upon the canvass.
Mr.. Cotton is a vigorous campaigner, always
Delivers Sampson blows, and his determination
is in consonance -ith his character as far
seeing and effective worker. We trust to see
several other Democrats throughout the State
who are estranged with others come forward,
Iettle all their differences around the banner of
Cleveland and Hendricks, GO forth to victory,
and then let us have a genuine old Democratic
love feast.-Torson Journ,l.
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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
CHILDREN's, Salts. Else man Bros, 7ih and
Sts., Washington, D. C.
Another Oyster Case.

AoOtoeE oySSeI NssSG
TAYLOR Green, colored, was arrested a short
time since by Capt. Lemuel Smoot. Of the Oyster
Police Force, charged with having oysters in
possession 10 the waters of the Potomac river,
on or about the Bird day of July last On Mon
day last, a trial was had before Justice 10. F.
Morgan. Daniel C. Hammett appeared for
State and Robt C. Combs, for defence. The
testimony disclosed case guilt, as the Justice
decided that the tsre fact Of having oysters in
possession in the " sters Of the Potomac river.
was an .nse under The law applicable to the
Potomac river. Other defenses as 10 jurisdic-
ton, &C., were made, but over-ruled. The
main defence was, that tie State bad not show q
that the law for the Potomac river, under
which the accused was being tried, had been
concurred in and similar act passed by the
Legislature of Virginia as required by COM
pact entered into by the States of Maryland and
Virginia. before the law could be effective. The
States Attorney stated that he had made every
effort to get a copy of the Virginia law but had
failed. The defence was ruled good, and the
accused was discharged. An appeal was taken
by the State as allowed by the law and the case
will be beard again at the next term of our
Court-St. N0ry's Beacon.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
9Th District Organization.

BOYS CLOTHING, Eiseman Bros, cor. 7th and
E Sts., Washington, d. q.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

sterrd a. a qualified vo,eE ju Charles Coun;v
may apply TO The Office Of registration Of sbe
election dIsgric, n which The claimant resides,
at the place or oue OF The pl-osS aud during the
time appointed tor the s,itng.
The officer Of Registration fer ghe FIRST cleo
iioa district viii s.I at
PORT TOBiCCO.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, aud Thurs.
day, September 2ud. 3rd, ar:..
It'll, and AT
1T PLITi.
On Friday and Saturday. September
9th and 9th.
II. cox HEWITT.
Officer Of Registration lst District.
The Officer of Registration Tor the.
MIL TOR.
On Tuesday. "Wednesday. and Thurs.
day, September 2nd, 3rd and
4ih, and 81
(GregAaJnHu'S STREE PiNGIM
On Friday and Saturday, September
the 5th and 9th.
ILL VI /. Ill NILE,
Officer of Registration 2ud District.
The officer OF Registration for the
third election district will sit at
CROSS HOIDN,
On tuesday, Wednesday, ana Thurs
day, september 1he Pad, 3td
aud 4th, and at
MADDOX ) STORE.
On Friday, September the 9th and n
RITERSIDE
On Saturday, September the 9Th.
THOMAS f. SPEAkE,
Officer of Registration 3rd District.
The officer of Registration FOR the
fourth election district will Sit Al
NEWPORT.
On Tuesday, "Wednesday Thursday
Friday aud Saturday, Sepiem-
Der the 2ud, Sra, Attn.
9th and 9th.
JOHN +. WARE.
Officer of Registration 18th District
The Officer of Registration for the
fifth election district will sit 1T
NE4LE"S GIF1.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Frl4uy and Saturday, the End,
3rd, 4th, 9th and 9th of
September.
CHARLES \. NEALE,
Officer of Registration 9th District.
The Officer of Registration for the
sixth election district will sit ut
NIDDLETOWN.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, the 2nd,
3rd, 4th, 18th and 9th Of
September.
FRANCIS b. GREEN,
Officer of Registration 9Th District.
The officer of Registration for the
seventh election district will sit at
IEBNIN'SS STORE.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, the 2nd,
2rd, 4th, 9Th and 9th of
September.
WILLIAM III. cox,
Officer of Registration 9TH District.
The Officer of Registration for the
eighth election district will sit at
BRY1NTOUN.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Sa ay,the 2nd,
3rd, 4th, 9Th and 9th of
September.
HENRY l.. MUDD,
Officer Of Registration Sth District.
The Officer of Registration for the
ninth election district will sit at
PATIIENT CITY.
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, September 2nd
Bird, 4th and 9TH, and at
BENIDICT
On Saturday, September 9th.
JAMES Ii. WRIGHT,
/ Officer of Registration 9th District
"A n n waak i'm your own town Terms an,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

For quality, beauty, novelty and varied
styles this stock of suits for Men, Boys and
Children cannot be surpassed anywhere. Low
prices in every department. We advise every
resident TO pay ACNE HALL, 200 West Baltimore
Street, Baltimore, q visit.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

EIsEMAN Bros popular tai!ors and clothiers
Washington, d. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
T he Harvest

For clothing buyers has arrived, and
no one should fall to. grasp the oppor
tunity to buy good, reliable Mems,
BOYS and ~ Alren's Clothing for Il
mere song. ~have done good sea-
son of8uccesNl> business, and are now
determined to offer the balance of our
stylish, nobby and we'll made garments
at -.
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES.
We only ask you to note orr figures,
examine our goods and compare them
Witt the maty trashy offerings made
by other clothing houses.
Our 81 Sailor Suits for Boss from 3 to 10 years:
sold e'cryN kes for s.
Our Flle of 81 IS BOYS Long Pants Suit, us
naily sold at So
Our Indigo-Blue Mems Suits, s., 50--a trcmen-
deus bargain
Oar Fat men Suits at : 10 reduced from SIC
SIS and Sl3 30.
Mems Cass Coats. 81, s.. 80, $3.50, many of
them full worth from -. 30 to Sl2 An
enormous Inc of thin Coats Suits and
Busters AT extraordinary low figures.
Come early and Get Tie pick at
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

q r r week in your own town. Terms and
y q u s. outfit free Address II. HALLETT & Co
Portland, Malue,
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
t. Democrats Of LIST District.

PANTS, ALL PRICES, Eiseman Bros, 7th and +
Sts., Washing ton, D. G.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
REGISTRATION NOTICE.
To the Voters of Charles Co.

The undersigned. officers Of registration for
the several election districts OF Charles county,
duly appointed and qualified according TO law,
hereby give ustiCe that they will sererally 81.
At the places hereinafter named, the GAYS
named. with open doors, from y N. 10 i.
NJ on each OF the days appointed by law Tor
said sirring, to Wit on the 2ud, Sd. 4th, 9Th
and 9th days of September, lsS4. being the
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday next after the FIRST Monday OF - ptem-
ter, lsS., Tor the purpose Of revising and COM
pIeiing the gegistres OF -oters OF Charles eoHa-
".
Any person claiming to be entitled 20 De reg.
isterrd as qualified vo'es 10 Charles County
may apply TO The oilice OF registration OF sbe
election district % n hIch The claimant resides,
at the place or oue OF The PLACES aud daring the
time appointed Tor the siJitaE
The officer OF Registration fer lhe FIRST cleo
iioa district - I'D s!E at
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05

For SPRING SUITS go 10 EIsFm Bros, n
and Z SITS, " sshington, ID. c.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1884-09-05
TABLE OIL CLOTHS

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Coffees, Teas, Spices
CANNED GOOHS, also Plough Casting OF all
kinds. Tobacco ana Segars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
PHILADELPHIA.

EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
rFnoM Az c,sroS,L CORRESPONDENT oY rrn r.BuSei
PuiI,pEtPIiiA Nov. GA committee has
been appointed by the Frankin Institute to obtain Sub
.crplions to fund TO erect new hreproof bu iing
The present building In Seyenthst u isve arranged
but the necessities .: the Institute have ontgrown s ne
commodaions It ia decided to hold another exhibition
In the fall Of lss5 and steps are at once Ia taken
toward that eni
The free lectures al the sprng Garden institute viii S
resumed on Monday. This l. most co iineniahe enter-
ur,.s and OF gr.u benefit 10 large clis. ~ yoris
,ruplr The lecturers are alwaya prrsOs ~ ability
cabinet l. X Mrtlrr Is the first srpnkrr THIS season. ms
subject ben; CD e'inrton Ot the iiani ana Heart"
on TUESDAY The Lane stef trenatutr will he formally
nupnei delegation irbin the Philadelphia ctehi''ioh
sueipit viii attend
tviur w ,hp rtBest ~ NE sHeltt ~ the rieteHsa
~ trNriit ~ iniieni he t6inHpsi ~ t tis= istly
~ aeGlas IA sleba Al the Academy ~ A'e ra'thh
wash WiihiifWn iieN ,hp netiifsanre
~ tpfNaNawn ailes aei eanvasslne lAp 'ises'' aHa
nhlalnng signatures " agreements lha iiiah WV s'
hn said ~ MlneFs'
Instruction Ia so gng sili he introduced aIn nine see
taus ~ th0 pWpiip sghonls oR Mon W, nf'' hpt"
TEACHERS viii no eapiny 81, sewing has beei '"ih' ~
the Girls Normal seh0ol Tor the past Two 90 rep A9'f
4 committee of the lizard o Public Education a,A =.
Manual schoo they set firth thai Ioslens Where las
pen only IL required Oyercrowc ahd iii t,e wno
would enter haudicraus hnd themselves MOI ~ ~ w.
pared Tue necessary prearai "a rinnot w. n aba
shuls since the trades are divided into spetlin' 'n
work men moi Trained In the ridim'nl, Tug m,I,
committee OF the Connects Committee on fuD'is ovn
continue their investigation oil tho school bnanS
They are making impartial reports ana ieeoh"'""-
lions, and good results Will he sure 10 f0llow
The Glover Club ate its Thanksgiving dinner In ad'seee
at the Bellevue Hotel Thursday, and py way
startling innovation pork and beans were mcclure ~ n
bill or rmbcrs OF the clover ,"o. "
should he said In explanation. who hail from bo,'. w.
Among the guests were senator Joseph r. hnWNWy.TR
Governor A. q. Curtin. John T. Raymond. WILLIAM D.
Mann, DE Wolf Hopper and j. l.. Carncross.
The lady aids OF tho Kermesse TO be held az ,Ss
Academy OF Music and horticultural Hall on Decenvu
l are having frequent rehearsals The eDtertsnmeu.S
for the benefit the school OF Industrial Art In MeaV
rial Hail. Paramount Park
on Tuesday the Philadelphia Society OF Artists VIII
give reception and private view OF Their SKIN an'u"
exhibition OF oil cOl0rs.
"Sieba remains two more weeks at the Academy ~ "
Music Minnie Palmer continues next week AZ tos
CHESTNUT Street Theatre At the Chestnut street own
House Emmett appears at the walnut street nhes.is
Shadows Great CIty; AT the Afch street ihe1uS
Suuatter Sovereignty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23

versary day. The uniformed divisions throughout
the supreme Jurisdiction, represented by 10000
swords. are to be invited to be present, and the
d ,monstratiOn is to conclude on anniversary day
by general gathering of the clan.
The Maritime Association on Tuesday adopted o
series of rules and regulations for the inspection OF
compressed cotton. Among others the following !:
The standard OF compressed cotton shall not be
less than twenty-five and a-half pounds to the cubic
foot. measurement on wharf along side OF vessel
Cotton bales shall be delivered to vessel with not
less than six bands and in proper shape, without
any rregularity IN its compressed condition. The
bands on bales shall be placed at equal distances
from each other. and end bands are not to exceed
four inches from end of bale Measurements to be
taken on the bands for width and thickness and
from both ends of the bale for length"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
DIR. JON EFT. MiS1kR or BILLIOL,


One day. occurred a serious difficulty. The Vice
Chancellor. Dr. Cotton armed himself with an old
statute and calling upon Professor JuNeff rem al III
10 sign me thirt articles "(crinnlv" said Fro
tes.or Jowcti with the sweetest OF silc- certainly
lave YOU brought "a pen with YOU does the statute
cOnpe me !nd Cnei Then DR. Puscy tined M hand.
There is little court in Oxford where underneath atcs
are sued for rastrycO,ks bulls neekics aud tavern
scorcs Pu-ey, his everlasting dl+.racc summoned
Jowrit before this miserable tribunal 10 answer n charge
o. here,y Jowct smiled. and entered an appearance.
lIow the matter ended we forget.
While all this wa, going Oh, Nr. JOwett was only
Fellow Of Eaol. Before long. hoYcvcr, hr became
msster and hc Is now supreme. not Baol only. hut
over ali oxford; and the old ting that nobody
tell you why.
ing Great people go down 10 him. People such ~
Victor Hugo Ferdinand dc Lcsscps Garihald the Cointc
de Paris, Captain Burton, the Duke OF Argyll Mr.
spnrgcon Mr.. Herbert spencer LcId remny SON. Madame
Holmes George Eliot. Mr.. hillni- Lord Hfnnwell--ouc
might multiply the list bj huuir, ls-hayc met at his
lr: and there il a sort OF magic about hin that charms
Them lie IL not very rcmaI kahc man TO look at lie
never says anything very remarkable hut he has the
most charming manner IN the world aud most musical
voice And hc alao terrible knick OF prrsIn
Won 10 talk until you suddenly discover 10 your
finite confusion that yoinre talking nonsense aud also
discover that the Master OF lao Is perfectly aware OF
the fact.
IL Is this terrible power oi h, that has been the secret
OF his success Tie sailor wanted 10 sell his parrot de
cnrNd ioundy that n the parrot could speak IL was,
ut any rate. "a devil IL inl" Mr. Jowct IL vtty like
this famous parrot oy that for his thinking abilities.
YOU have something moro than nautical assvcra-
tion. lie will mcsmorizc tho most self sucient subject
IN the world
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23

TO sell infected clothing rather than to burn H. anu
they would bndly resist all sanitary measures On
the part Of the authorities.
Despite their universal denial OF sickpes, when
inquiry is made by visitors. the ltalian' suhcr no
less than their ncighbors from unsanitary sur.
roundings and especially from the Ill efccts Oh
dampness and foul AR. to which they are constantly
subjected Pneumonia. rheumatism, consnmp.o"
and typhoid fever assal the adults. wn'.c 'h0
children die from darrhGa, marasmus, diph'her'a'
measles and 0thsr infantile maadics. Smai'poN
sometimes breaks ont in tho Italian dives, WINE
typhus fcvor finds many victims For example.
No. 59ls Muberry-st contains nine families OF
forty persons. During 1892 there were four oea'"s
of children in this house from measles, diarrhUa
and enteritis. This would be equal TO deaih ia'o
of 100 per 1,OOO but as the deaths were all Oh
children tho IN ,rtality must b. baselupo the to'a
number of the latter, which would not cxcoou
twenty-five Individuals. This would mako tne
death rate equivalent TO nearly $50 per .ooo 10
show that this is not an isolated casel VIII give the
record of n dozen houses in Mulberry-st. win .he
number of in naios and the deaths during pcr'oa
of c,ghtccn months takon from official records.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
DOG AND A BROTHER
Prom The 81. Paul Day.

From The ST. Paul Day. "A.
Philip Baird about forty years OF age arrlfeu
the city to-day his way East and told piiiabe tso
OF suffering the western part of Manitoba In his yms
words lie says: had only got my harvest done VIII
one night awoke to find my house brightly ~
understood its meaning at once, and made on na''o S
dress and get my wallet OF money, nearly sSVvvv. SJ
get of the cabin 1t was ~ suspected the m md
prairie fire. Away the horizon could notice ns "P
advance knew that my only way of eseapc n.ai,,e
hasty flight. My horse was roaming over 'o ,,n nv
faithful dog plodded my way rapidly a. pos. ard
ward the Bow River. The distance was ten MY s noi
whether I could make II or not CIV, u" t,ow
take time 10 consider. but ran as mover uu the
bank OF the river the raging flames were ,s ,ay
hundred yards, and as was standing tneIo ,sJ me
dog took hold OF me and with sudden JERK lived
hcadforcmOst into the river. The cool wa'' ~ riyef
me- and stayed there until the flames leipea Io SOW
and were licking the dry on the DINER a n, the
erai buffalo in the river. having been driven that Ia
flames had no home any more. and knew no. MARI my
do. wanted to 20 back and look ut the place Sor ne
homo but knew there was noihlhg te' ,,st had
more. Then the first thought dawned on nv .,,i mo
no means of sustcnancc, not even nfcaim w
In securing game. ,,, its coarsl
started down river, intending 10 keep oy ~ snre d
until reached the saskateheway thus h'n n,s was
something Ia drink II nothing 10 eat my "iicd on
That night was tired aud hungry when i with
rest Strange to say slept SOUND anu ,g had o.
prodgious appetite To appcase my "'s ~ fouched
prairie rabbit lying In trent OF me- lie au way
II himself after killing H. but by thv "a hungry
watched the dead animal knew no was ~ NV way. !
myself shared with hun and continued on as alwsys
reached Fort Walsh In ave days AFTER ~, would ase
having something fresh each morhinG tna sin Al the
ma the rest OF the day. told yo'y Us 40 plcsse
~ Forbes OF my mIsfortunes ana no ~. Nth ne
viii my dog no would allow me TO TAKE " money ye
60 the Easi, hut kept II himself ! nav mSsp 10 lye
And Intend to 20 " Elmyra where use@ "N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
schools arc especially adapted for this class, ana
there would bc no hardship in rigidly compelling

schools arc especially adapted for this CLASS nna
there would bc no hardship in rig'diy compc'''"s
their attendance. ,..,, ..,o., =,
questioned the children In the Italian school IN
Loonards relative TO tine s5c S 81 ,o oae,r Ther
replies wore otton naive. Every woman friend 9I
visitor was n lady" and they spoke OF their small
rooms always rs their honsc" ten-ycar-old
ia"E;rg in her long dress like dcmure littlo
woman sld that there were seven III ner Iaihiy,
inclmdinp five children AMI that in addition seyeh
h"arJcrs took their meals with them. When asked
by tie teacher What kind OF mon tue ooar"e''
were she blushingly answered ou",s. , ,,or,s
and comprscd her mother, father. four sisters
and an aunt willie in addition seven men IonEers
silent on The floor but did not eat with them ms
was at No. 90 Mulbcrryst inc avcrsgG, I.a,,'
they nun bered five. ak and seven III their iaml'ef
Thev all seemed familiar with scenes o,
v;olrncc and drunkenness. Death was common
experience aud was mentloncu nsn'S -,
~ ladies' vino sold stale beer" and other features
of their domestic life. When asked IL they palhcu
oil over they answered with n shiver. the wafer
was too cold" A woman III u hospital VII. VIII,
rcnuirod TO battle Resisted ahn SAN ''''tn"n',l,,
to van supposc get 80 dirty that have TO WASH
mvsclff, Sic Thought such treatment was ohiy
necessary for ira nps ~ r..,;,,
rhc teacher of the infant class. who Is an Italian
and accustomed to visit the children III the'
homes said that the two worst pmcos m We, n"o orJ
a jousc in Mulbcrrv-sL near Cannl. In the former
The fire escapes and windows were =" pieu w
rocs os 10 exclude the light In the iattcr every
incl of spacc was occupied with rubbish, rags ~"
bones covered with pmtrt y 'np h'si anu "s.,u, r
scr bablc objects who ia cornor the occupant "
thn Mace 0cvontly prayed on his knees. me s,rnon
was M frirht fnl that no person OF any sensin!iy
cnuld remain IN the room more than few minutes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-11-23
BOSTON,.
POLITICS-COrLEY SQuARE-FINE ARTS
PERSONAL.

POIJTICS-COpLEY SQUARE-FINE ARTS
Personal.
[rRoM An CORRESPONDENT or THE rRipuSEl
BosToy, Nov. 22.-1he proposition {" draw
the line against the independent Republicans IN the eau
FUSES Tor the municipal election OF next month was not
carried out In many at the Republican caueuseS
In so,no stances Independents were chosen delegates
against their wish The proposal to make straight IKE
pubic.n nomination against Mayor Martin mus reher
mo certain his sacrifice the Democratic ring candl
date meets with still less favor. to ludge IRON 'he OK
.,ons of opinion by individual Republican citizens
who have been accustomed to lead In city politics.
rnc .ucce.s of the new competing gas company In OBJ
tinpg of the Board of Aldermen TO lay pipes
in the streets was surprise to the public coming so soon
after the rejection of its petition by decisive 'oVe'
poltica ambitions and private grtges are alleged IN
exclamation OF the about ~ well as coirnption
II secms however he accepted as decisive result OF
fine struggle and development Of the next movement
OF the competition il awaited with curiosity.
The Hon. r. r. Bishops retirement from the State Civil
Service Commission has followed by the appoint-
uent Of Charles W. Clifford. OF NewBodtord who organ
led the III successful canvass OF cIUongressman Cripo
for the Republican nomination Tor Governor
AT the time Mr. Bishop was nominated ana beaten ny
Bntler Mr. Bishop has been In delicate health. Tho
active spirit OF the commission Is j. NJ BisDce WHO IS
also the leading member OF the commission on the re-
vision OF the city charter.
A commit Of citizens headed by er Governors hice
and Gsstol md OF which Henry L. Pierce, Henry L.
| Kidder. tle Rev. Father Bodilsh, Martin Bfimnler
Samuel Johnson and other leading 'zens are members
publishes call Tor subscriptions toward the purchase OF
the Triangular lot forming part OF the new Copey square
ON which the erection OF apartment house oosructne
the Wow OF several fine public buildings Is threatened
| r, o,,or nj tho triangle demand. 81 900 II could
have been bought when the dispute OVER II began io
| $4,000 Trinity Church VIII now contribute ina
nnnt and me call IA for enough moro to make up hal
| the cost 10 which the city will add the other half
| Tl,s Law and Ordor League which has done efficient
work toward tho enforcement OF tho liquor laws
| debt At tho meeting held this week II was suited tina
$4,000 per annum wss the amount II needed, and ex