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Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
A RUINED BANK.
a r.sfsp.i E.-k - C.iifsrai. Closes ~.
Doors


sAE FssNCrsco. Ca. Dec THE Cali
f,rnia National Bank Of th.s CITY failed
today and no ststemsnt of resources and
liabilities could Be gained. bnt President
Th0nss declared al isoosit0r would be
psii IA full. Thomas ass run the concern
and vas doing lsrzs business of llas.isg
nonrv on resi state Ssvsrzl OF - cr' ~
asi dirscfors pui I'D out sons months ago
e thev delsred ths ssn vas aot run on
basin~ss principles. T ne bank has bscksd
sevsrsi losing veutur - and The imme-
aists c@use of ALLURE vas The
refusal sf Eastern BANKS - honor time
sxchsnges Which fhs hsnS here bad charged
a. sight exchanges. Cashier Ramsdsn q
usds The scspegOst oy Thomss whoc.sinss
irregularities IN his Bookkeeping cansad
disaster. last July ths resources we-.
Eivsa a. fss2 80 snd the amount i1e IA.
pcslfors sse3.5Co.
The bank wss Incorporated fvo years
$50 vita sn authorized rsuifo' Of 81 eco -
&c. Of ~hica 500 900 wss subscribed IN
rcin. It = stated fhss the irrrzu aritias
consiEs principally Of making bad loans
No eriDissi charge e msds.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
Good Templars Fourteenth Anniversary.

Good Templars Fourteenth Anniverssry.
The members of Grand Rapids Lodge.
No. sl4, are making extensive preparations
for tbs celebration of their fourteenth ami
yersarv. which occurs next Friday ev ming
al their hall on the corner Of Canal and
Pearl-sts fms programme Is being pre-
pared. CONSISTING of recitations, vocal and
instrup entail music and addresses. Rev .
Reid. of the Second Street ~ E
church. will deliver the address OF The
evening. The public are cordially invited
10 attend
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

CoIUNsus Miss, Dec i7.-Persons ar
fving from Artssia bring particulars Of the
Sighting neas Wshaisks- Ga Friday 8
negro and a Nhits boy qusrrsiisi and when
the white boys father tired 10 separate
thsm. the Rsgro attacked and beat the
White nan TIE latter then svore ont =
warrant tor the usxr0s Arrest. sud on Satur-
dsy constable vent % the negro house TO
sKscufe it. bat vas attacked snd beaten by
number Of negroes Toe constsb.s then
snmmoned posse Of Twelve man and went
sgsia on sunday % arrest the negro. The
posse we're trsd upon from ambush and
I've we're killed outright and sK w0unted.
sone severely. The news sprsad rsDidly
sad ne negroes we're strongly reinforced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
cVver Wedding.

William Belsmy and wife. of Is Hol-
lister-st.. were very pleasantly surprised
lest evening by a party of about fifty Of
their friends and relations. The occasion
was their twenty-fith wedding anniver
ssrv. Their children arranged the event
aud made it thorough surprise to them.
The presents were numerous. costly and
sppropriats. Refreshments were served
and a very pleasant evening spent by all.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
ALGsRs VISIT

n Hsd ~ F.iftic~E Sirnfacsn~.-
ansfss@ss
Rorrrv. Do. r.--G-neral Aigsr rso has
lest rsrurnei rom viHt 10 Blaine 81
AagzstA. denies ths report tsat - SIRE =
message 70 Blaine frcn General Harrison
sna ays thss hlsvisis ~ss n -s-pouss 90 81
invitsfson srnended ~ Fisins ~h~n =
kicafssn. saa aIsc - "a Z 'vsr son1e Arch f.
ssn rsiirost sfoex matters n ~tich he and
scrne friends sre Interested Hs savs - aas
net se@n Hsrr'son sincs election.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

IL A.s Bs :. -. sherry. oat VINO IL He ?
That - ths oassEio4.

NV HAyss. Conn, De-. 1.-The Rsg.s-
ser says That friend Of Gen. Harrison las
bsen here sounding politicians a. 10 tne
ad4plzDillIy VI \. u. sherry for Postmaster
Genera
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
TWO FROM TWO LEAVES FOUR.

Two Families split Up in tho Superior
Court Yesterday.
In the Superior Court yesterday Judge
BurlingAme granted a decree in two divorce
cases. Mrs. Francis b. Pslmatier was freed
from Wilson Palmatier on the grounds OF
extreme cruelty. This case was commenced
last Janu--y, aud the complainant says tnat
her husband was lazy aud belonged 10 the
Salvation Army.
Leonard y Chilterder. real estate dealer
was granted vorce from his wife Ma
malta on Ia is If adultery. The case
was commence .ast July.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
Another Account.

MACON, Miss. Dec. l7.-The people are
greatly excited oysr the Empire county
rae trouble. The names Of the white me IA
who are known 10 have been killed are:
Henry NslloY. COBB Vaughn and W. b.
Hare. There were three or four Others.
whose names sre nos learned. Hare lived
h. N0kuDee county. near the KEN per line.
it - said no negroes were killed. Tom
Nicholson n. one Of the whites who were
wounded. IS shot In the 5Ody and one arm
IL broken. snd several other whites were
wounded. but No negroes. Twenty Young
sasn have gone from Macon. aud nearly
VERY town IN Eastern Mississippi is send
N sid ID the whites IN ksmpsr county.
4 % reported shst the blacks are we'll
armed and assembled 10 iargs body pre-
pared FOR serious SIGHTING. The trouble =
said to have originated m The whipping 0i
srbits boy 6y tTo negroes shout seven
miles f-am N ahalak. TIE reports are very
ecn ttrtfux
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

Many silk dress pattern goes as gift at sl4 l6 g
high $40 We will sell you full pattern OF the pop
ular Faie Francaise-in black coors For the hoo.
trade showing SPECIAL line of Silk Dress Patterns
coors from S5 to S75 Remember you buy silk dress
pattern here with implicit faith in the good quality of it
Fine French wool dress goods in combinations-hand-
and stylish just the thing for ga $40 100 and 10
Perhaps she would like seal plush sacquc. II that is
her disposition will sell the best you
life for he money-Sl5 to S45.
Beaver shaws good We sellinga great many
handsome serviceabe soft and springy-s3 to 10.
Many fur muf goes gift. We stocked up
with prices way down. Brazilian monkey African monkey,
SEAL otter lynx, hare etc. 30 cents and upwards
according to brand
Ladies' Jap silk dressing gowns few only left stock
Give gentleman a handsome smoking jacket II he
does smoke then it house Jacket He Will and
remember the g1ver of the gift They luxury of
Japanese silk. The prices very low
Many people give a silk umbrella. Last sold
three hundred the week before Christmas This will
sell 1000 We have them. You know the leaders in
the city the umbrella question Every knows that
represent the best house in the United States We guarantee
certain makes and if the silk fails to New
handles New styles for ladies and gentlemen 81 to IS We
ha lenge comparon name or initials engraved free
of charge
Table linen napkins and towels always please and are
aw acceptable Linen sets by the yard at all prices
Napkins from 75c to sl5 Towels really at your price,
Lots of linens for the holidays Stamped linen for the
dresser commode Spashers try cloths sideboard
Toilet cloths China Jap silk drapes
Now when in doubt give hsndkerchiefs Nobody has
too many. Have you stock from which TO make
seection Novel; listen l25 dOz- China silk bandker
chiefs EACH % doz four drawn pure white
at lOc each-bggest bargain ladies hand
kerche Lace handkerch ie patent val real val duchess
and point from S5c to s25.
bssuu Jap ak hndte plain end '~bro
Linen ban sierebi. % cent. to SO sO-srs. ,.rety
i'ossFs beautiful h' season s0 make very pretty sh You can st'
Hundreds Of pair Of fa glove. 'od for A. tbs
New Of boss o. = s ceus %
.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

Bx.rrx rsc THE histo~icsl -ouatrv
~S<i4encs. ~6asfEirr<saslt" rrocertr OF
r-s,es Pisrasrck. ~ss osrnsi yesterday
81 "a ~frture.. fHr1iturs oecxs sad val aa-
his ascurn nss~ ~sza saFea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

SEs Yozx. Dee. l7.-Ths HI 2'.d e.
oresa ghls sitar1sol prlss a. latsfFlss Nlta
kazasl hsrTssn. w.th Isisrsl-s ~ els-
.s.ea gl.. sl-a t1-s Dor1l1z tLzE $4,000
Ess rsissG - h-DgolleAls cf fitsc0fs i9f
-ss ll I11lalaDoi D. ana sas eaDe-ll~d ~
stolen o. ts0 young AspQo.iea1s " i-1isa P
4ooiis haFElso1 szys L1e story = sn1re-s
slfrue
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
VERY LIGHT BUSINESS.
The House WIZ Act on the south Dakota
Blll Today

adopted a resolution providing for recess
from December p 10 January 1. and agreed
% make tia senate bill for the admission
Of south Dakota the special order tor to-
morrow, and from day 10 dav until dis
posed Of providing that opringer's Omni-
BUS bill may De offered as substitute there
fore. Adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
USEHENTS.

Corrinne since she was little tot, has
been a queen among the merry makers who
make Us laugh with funny song. and Jolly
dances. With company which will COM
pare favorably With the best burlesque COM
pany that ever took the road, she appeared
AZ Redmond's Grand last evening in her
new burlesqGe Of Monte Cristo" A bur-
lesQue ordinarily needs but little comment,
bul the theme Of this one is admirable. and
one familiar with Dumas great story can
not bat be amused By the clever manner in
which the li0rettist has done his work.
The music IL. OF a necessity a mslsnge, but
It is bright aud sparkling. and has all the
go" OF French opera The piece was
staged st RedmOnd's last mig bt in highly
satisfactory manner. and al ira amense audi
-ncs that filed every seat and occupied
avery foot OF standing room, was in the
hest OF aumOr. Having said this much. IL
is only necessary - say that much poorer
com psny tnan COTTinDes would have
giYenss satisfaction. As IL was the
organ zatiOn received almost an ovation.
C0rrinne. JUST budding into woman
hood. is az charming as ever
AIQ skfta ana lANece aIQ iDfks frettF
and smiles lust ss IN the Old sweet way"
Sns vas repeatedly recalled n her solos
AS evening James Sturgis as DsEillefort.
Henri Lsarock a. Nortier, and Charles
fussT a. Dsngars we're irresisti-
BY funny. and. in fact, something good
could be cor rsci tiOusi7 said Ot every
msm5er Of tbs cast. Helen Harrington.
rather ra7ishing creature, mads
gorgeous Fernando and led the wonderful
female march IN magnificent style. Tbs
march BY The way excesis anything in the
AmsEonian military Nne ever sesn upon
the locsl stage Mss Berthe Crawford de-
serves credit for her singing Of Mercedes.
and the Parker trin brothers were vlE0r-
0usiT sppsutsd for their dancing.
On aries Fosfslls. the immortal and only
male prsnlifr isnseuse. fairly para wed the
audience ant set everybody shrie<iug Tish
laughter Monte Cristo q worth seeing
three or four timss sud Vii ali ihs theatre
every night t5is week and ths TsfEsRAa.
HEsALD hopes to 0e sole 20 ssy more about
IT,
Al entertainment of unusual sEceIlsncs
vas presented isst evening Smiths
Opers House. s1d he auiisncs Vas kept n
good h1mor from he beginning 20 tne e1d.
TIE opening scene rss nsw snI relief
from the Old-ums. worn 0ut minstrel
scenes The clio is ovim full of good sing
ing snd dancing Golden sri euiEg s-e
worthy of speeisi mention. Ihsir s5Hzs
snd dances an tumslnE s0rnsrssut f-s.-
- ~srs dihruif ard unec1s "a Mss
Carrie 6twsr1s sss fg snd re. dancer s
from tie o.i school. AMI srtisf C Chss. lane
iu as I'm 1asric Sc. cannon 7ais srf
ssrisI rercn = a. Rrtist wif7 great muscle
IflV wilson sct 81 enre a. Fan. Tss
srfisficslIF PERFORMED M1rrr.-f srf nt-e
a. comedians. rsrtis hc.fe1 7'rs st
of rsre exec snce Hs-ne~f Ls LcrE . q
fn- dancer. buf ths Dis ~ -ts even. nj
however Eas 80 srsr~nE sThiftear n
Efrarfs s-f ~ sor 10 -nrratr Tr1
Nsr-fsi Couple rss srf-ere flrrv ani
brought rocd show to close Tha ssra
rrrerar1rra a-s'n sor rrI trf "a 20
"a slnssdsv ~ ssturisr sfe-roo7.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
The Senate.

The Senate resumed discussion on the
Tariff bill, and without action, after short
secret session, adjourned.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18
Fiks, Take Notice.

There will be meeting Of sil the COM
n,ittees on New Years Social held on
Tuesday evening. Decem Der Is. st s p. m,
AT the O. O-Wash-ta-Nong Boat Club 70 ms.
". u BOWS.
Chairman General Committee
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

Nothing equals Dr. Bulls CoOgh syrup
for all cares OF sore throat. coughs. colds. etc.
All pains are speedily dispatched by the
use Of salvation Oil. Price - cents bottle
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

The missing DR.. Scbermerhorn Of this
city, has brsu seen by iriend IN st. Johns.
on Tuesday. He and a Prof" Walker
were making arrangements TO take the
road with a spook show.
Telegram-herald., 1888-12-18

The joyful of the whole close al hand
The of friendship and the promptngs OF love alike mpel
Us to generous deeds.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

place there for harsh critics or back offers,
or despoilcrs OF the reputation OF others.
Down with you TO the kennels OF darkness
and despair The hart has reached tho
eternal water brooks, and the painting oil
the long chase is quoted in still pastures,
and "there shall be nothing to hunt or
destroy in all Gods holy mount.
Oh, when some OF you get there 1t VIII
be like what hunter tells Of when he was
pushing his canoe far up north IN tie
winter aud amid the iccfOes aud a hun
bred miles, as hc thought, from any other
human beings. He was startled one day
as he heard stepping on the ice, and lie
cooked the rifle ready TO meet anything
that came near. He found man, bare
footed and insane from long exposure, APP
preaching him. Taking him into his
canoe and kindling fires 10 warm him, he
restored him and found out where he had
lived and took him TO his home, and
found all the village in great excitement.
A hundred men were searching for this
lost man, and his family and friends rushed
out to meet him, and ~ had boon agreed
ut his first appearance, bells were rung,
and guns were discharged, and banquets
spread, and the rescucr loaded with pres
entS. W Ell, Nlcll hOillc VI gou
step out OF this wilderness, where
you have been chilled aud torn and some
times lost amid the icebcrgs, into tho
warm greetings Of all the villages OF the
glorilicd, aud your friends rush out to give
you welcoming kiss, the news that there
Is another soul forever saved will call the
caterers OF heaven to spread the banquet,
aud the bell-mcn 10 lay hold Of the rope III
the tower, and while tho chalices click at
the feast, and the bells clang rom the
towers, il will bo Il scene 30 uplifting
pray God may be- there to take part IN
| the celestial mcrrment. And now do you
not think the pray in Solomon's song
where hc compared Christ TO q reindeer
coming down In the night TO pasture OF
the plains, would make an cXquisitcl,
appropriate pcrortion 10 my sermon
"Untll the day break and the shadows ileC
| away, be thou like a roe or u young har
| upon the mountains of Bother"
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

Wury yuu irrl dcrrs4ri dom d1s' yNut.
fWIth mean bIii0rs Hodges FlHaplH'ln
Wuuyhiys and iuyI funtrH tNr system and
cures 90 diseases arising iUu 1000 impuv
state ui ihr blood. 81 pc bottle HNHlt tlci
iur o. Manufactured by btusuW Hlpl
Medicine CO., Nashville, ryuu sold by
Hester. 1N Main stfryt
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

fot cleaning mahogany. take one Pint
ui iumiiuw oil, mix With Il ono. half piut
oi spirits " iurpynt.nu anl onc-hali Iint II
vinegar, wet voollcn fng With the liquid
aud rub the wood the way oi the grain.
then polish With a piccc oi flannel aud solt
rlnIL
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
For sca.lci.uess

USE noWFoRDs ACIp PHOSPHATE.
Dr. w. W. Blnckmnn, brooklyn, y. Y"
says ~ am very much pleased with IL In
sca,ickncss. Several eases have been brought
to my attention whore IL afforded prompt
aud immediate relief
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

WIZ b. found nn excellent rmcdy inr
sick headache Oaucrb Little Liver riila
Thousands ~ letters trom people who have
used thcm pr1yc ils feet rn ihcm
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
BY THE

We have established ONE
PRICE System of doing Business,
have Marked our Goods in Plain
Figures down at BOTTOM ROCK
PRICES, and flnd 1t is the NEST
Honest way of dealing.
We have been tried and found
faithful, and are reaping our re-
ward.
Our efforts to meet the demands
OF tho Public have met with un-
qualified success. The people OF
Memphis, recognizing our merit,
have Endorsed our efforts to please
them by IA constantly increasing
patronage.
II IS no egotism on our part to as
sert that in every instance we sell
MEN 8 GARMENTS. HATS. SHOES
OR FURNISHING GOODS, FOF
LOWER PRICES than same Quail
tiles and Makes will be sold by any
other store In the city.
II IS on this solid rock we have
built up our TRADE. The whirlwinc
of malice, tho storm of envy, tn,
cyclone of jealousy, may spenC
their forces vsinly trying to bonC
us down. We will not be downed
but keep right on Selling Good
for Lower Prices than anybody.
the people arc for us, we care no
for tho "Chatter" of maligninl
merchants who arc against us.
Read tho Bargains we offor In thi
weeks Scimitar.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10

fnoA Grc,nlands icy mountains to In.
dia's coral strand. u whcu We prora,a 20
put the Grand Republic Cigsfros aud
bufloa Ia coube VI tiue.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-09-10
SALE OF coLLATERALs.

nNTurspAY. sErTTNrFR u, MKT. At THE
I y b1ttf 81 IA a M. the German Hank will scll A.
rnillc auction ~ the hlghrst hilyf, inf cash. At
iiIr southwest cnfncf ~ Nnin nui Madison stfr"i.
sUI it.it Nfttway Company Pint NuftEBru sis l'cf
,,gt lt,n.is dna In iss sail bands arc hold 90
collateral and cary the unTsll rgupuus duc lnly'
issN XIV. GOLDSMITH 'ashleh
Nfyruts TrxN.. Augusi p ls,N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
FLYING PArES IN THE WESE.

Chicago Aug. s.-The general managers or the ROADS
ceutrlng In Chicago to-day and agreed to adopt the
system of weighing live stock shipments and charging Dy
the 100 pounds instead OF by the carload The agreement
becomes effective September 1.
The Illinois to-day agreed upon uniform tarin
N govern freight tranc Chicago and the Mlss
snDl River The rates Will be slight advance over
those now in effect and their adoption IS contingent on
the consent OF the Eastern lines make similar advance
to Eastern points.
The committee appointed BY the international Asso-
ciaon TO revise the classification and adjust Mexican
rates are still at work.
The trunk lines reduced emigrant laes 70 OASIS
OF So New-York to Chicago, 10 take effect Friday
Chicago Aug S-The committee Of five appointed some
time ago 70 prepare plan Of agreement concerning
all the passenger traffic between Chicago and the west
southwest and Northwest, met here to-day and made
material progress The idea upon which the committee Is
NJ work is practically reorganization Of the Western
States Passenger Association, from which the LIMOS
Central Chicago and Alton, the Burlington. the Mime
apols and St. Louis and the Central Iowa recently WITH
rew In case the association l. recognized all he lines
that have withdrawn Will join it again
The Chicago ast-bound lines now looking forward
70 restoration Of freight from Chicago 70 the sea-
hoard II is reported that meeting was held TUESDAY IN
York with that end in view The basis for restora-
an Is % cents for dressed beef and 10 IL cents on cate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09

Joseph H. Marley, Of Maine; State Senator john
Raines Murat Halstead and General A. s. bushnell
Colonel Congcr, who had Just returned rom Oii.
said that in his State there only one question anu
that was in the majority that VIII be secured by inc
Republicans of Ohio this fall.
There has been some TALK no said, " OF great
negro detection In the state, but have iookea 'lo
ground over carefully and cannot find any nesroo,
who are going over 10 Cleveland, except one al"
that is a negro named Buell. who was employed IN inc
roster department Of the State House and was as
charged for ncompetcncy. lie has gone over 10 INC
Democrats The Democrats will mako desperate
effort to carry Michigan. They will open the CAM
palen by taking Thurman up to Port huron Oh
August 10. 5. s. Cox and Congressman omth"alss
VII also be there The Republicans are aI.e az
active and striking the Democrats hard Hgn'
along. f.. ,,,,,t.,,
Joseph II. Marley chairman Of the state kepqIp3,San
Committee of Maine, Is In town 70 see Nj DIii,i,,
The campaign In the State Will open next NeuntsuaS
when Mr. Elaine Is expected 10 speak al Augusta
Congressman Mckinley Governor Foraker, OF oI 10 10
and Benjamin Buterworth Will also take part III tho
Maine campaign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
s1Ossoy WINS THE TOURNAMENT.

Saratoga. Aug (spcclaI-The Town Hall was
crowded this evening, the occasion being me
third aud last game Of the series OF the billiard
tournament Prominent among those In attendance
were Colonel John Moter Colonel Henry s. Clement,
william W. Worden, George a Farenham' Lou
LOTUS, Harvey S Ieech. Jerome Buck and eX-Judge
Henry Hilton. The contestants were George f.
elos.on and Maurice Day each OF whom had defeated
william sexton. The latter the referee. lie
announced that the game would be cushion carroms'
200 points. DAILY opened the game. sloSson was
too much for him The following Is the score:
Day-o. /. 4. o. O. 10, l, g. o. 0. o, 0. ., 6. o. = J.
g. . g. o. l. o. o. /, o. l. 0. T. s. l. o. 49, > IT, o. ~
O. O. IA 6, 9, O. 0, 3, G, !, 3, LIB
sio.sono O. II. 0. O. T. J. Q 0, 0, 0, Is, o, 1o, o. o.
G. g. O. 8. G, o. TO- A. g. 8, o. 49, o, l. . g. O. D. D. l.
3. O. 0. 4. 3, O. 0. 3. g. o. 3. IL, .. II, 200. go
sosson's share Of the prize Is 500 and DAILY s-'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-08-09
NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Pelham Harrison and Morton Protection Club held
rousng meeting City Island Tuesday night
There about three hundred present. including delega
lions from Pelham Manor and Pelhamville, among whom
were many who said they had voted for Cleveland in 1SS
but epenant and wanted to return to the fold
The Republican party in New-Brunswick. N j.. is in
high spirits. On Tuesday night over 100 new members
were added club and clubs springing up all
over the county committee OF ten from the club will
attend the convention Republican Clubs at Asbury
Park on August 10.
Captain Ryan. Of the XVIII Assembly District is
foreman stables, and promises to bring 100
men to Join the contingent from the Irish-American
AntiIree Trade Club that district, who propose to
take part in the parade
John Dewey, the leader OF the Irish American Anti
Cleveland Protective League states that that organza
ton has now OF the Assembly Districts IN the
city permanent organizations, each having headquarters
and transparency BY September they hope to have
all OF the districts supplied
The Harrison and Morton Campaign Club OF tho
XVIIIth District which has been organized principally
among young Irish Americans, Is making excellent head
way Daniel j. Heating has been elected president He
SAYS meetings are Tuesday evening at No $40
East Thirty sixth-s~
Philadelphia, Aug. tspecal.-The Republican State
Committee nominated Thomas McComant
fcr Auditor. General