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EACH WATCHING THE OTHER.
Messrs. Randall and Mills Remain at
Their Desks All Day.

1t is evident that Mr.. Randall does not pro-
pose to be driven from his position on the in
ternal revenue question without a struggle.
Yesterday and to-day he and Mr.. Mills re-
manned at their desks during the entire session
and closely observed the proceedings. They
did not even leave the hall for their luncheon,
but had sandwiches and apples brought into
them. Mr.. Cowles and the other tobacco men
clustered around the gentleman from Pennsyl-
vania, prepared to do his bidding at moments
notice. There was a little furry shortly after
o'clock to-day, just after the agricultural bill
had been acted upon. An effort was made to
ansagonize the naval appropriation conference
report with the veto message ON the Des Moines
Immigrant bill.
BOTH ON THEIR FEET.
simultaneously Messrs. Mills and Randall
sprang to their feet, and many persons thought
the battle of the democratic giants was about to
begin. Randall insisted that the appropriation
bill be given the preference, and appeared per-
fectly satisfied when the veto message was with
drawn. Mr.. Mills reminded Mr.. Holmes, in
charge of the Des Moines bill, that it was
privileged matter and could be called up imme-
diately following the naval bill As Mr.. Randall
retraced his steps back up the aisle, he was
heard to remark: 1T may be, but will it?''
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I'd EDITION.
--latest qGl0glanS 10 The Star.
LEAGUE OF REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Opening Of the Convention I'm Balti-
more To-day.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 28.-When President James
b. Foster called the convention of the national
league of republican clubs to order shortly
after noon to-day there was a goodly attend
ance of delegates in Fords opera house.
The gavel fell at 1895 p. m. President Fos-
ter briefly stated the reason for the holding of
the league on the result of its work last fall
An allusion to Hon. James G.. Blaine as the
next Secretary of State was greeted with an
Outburst of enthusiastic cheering
The delegates from North Dakota, South
Dakota, Washington and New Mexico were
greeted with applause as they arose to answer
to their names.
Neal Dow Declines.
PORTLAND, Me-, Feb. 28.-Neal Dow has de-
clined to be the prohibition candidate for mayor
Of this city,
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The NEW FRENCH CABLE.-The United States
consul at Santiago de Cuba, Hayti, has in
formed the State department that the new
French cable to Hayti. San Domingo, Curacao,
and Venezuela is now open to international
service.
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The Bun to Increase the Police Force.
PASSED By THE HOUSE uNDxR usApPRxuxN-
sIoN-A RECONCILIATION 1HIs MORNING.
The bill to increase the District police force,
which passed the House yesterday, appears to
have been acted upon under . misapprehen-
sion. This morning Speaker Carlisle called
the attention of the House to the fact that
when he presented the bill yesterday he was
under the impression that Il simply provided
for temporary increase Of the force during
the Inauguration ceremonies. Several men,
bers Of the District COMMITTEE also stated that
they were under similar impression, and at
the suggesti66 Of Mr.. Taulbes, Of Kentucky,
the vote Of yesterday was reconsidered,
and the bill was recalled from the
Senate and laid upon the table for further CON-
sideration. II appeat$ that there were two
bills pending, one 70 provide for : temporary
increase in the force and another 10 make the
increase permanent By some meaps the two
bills became confounded, 20 that the House
was unintentonally inhaled BY the Speaker. Il
ID understood, however, that the question viii
be called up for final determination. There 10
q difference Of opinion between the House and
Senate regarding the permanent increase Of
the local force, but the friends Of the measure
are Of the opinion that satisfectory agree
ment can be reached. Both houses agree that
an increase y necessary, but they dt8Ss - 70
The extent q The tncsoa1a
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY.-Internalr rev.
enue, S436, 1S9; customs, 81, 437, 244.
INTEREST CHEcKs.-Treasurer Hyatt to-day
mailed s,963 checks. aggregating &, 595, S12 So,
in payment of the interest due March ON U.
S. registered A. bonds of the funded loan of
1891
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PERsoNAL.-Chasles Watrous, L. g. B. Can
non, W. L. Strong, Elihu Root, and G. n Bliss,
Of New York, and Darwin R. James of Brook
Ign are at Welcker's.- N. Hamill, jr, of
Cleveland, Granville Halves, and Jas. E. Cum
mings, s. B. Elkins and wife of New York, and
A. L. Coe Of Chicago are at the Normandie.-
G. L. Buckingham and 8. v. r. Cruger of New
York are at Wormley's.-A. NJ. Ogle Of In
dianapolis, j. 8. Robinson Of Clinton Ohio, R.
l.. Pettigrew OF Sioux Falls, Thomas v. Cooper
Of Media, Pa, and Robert L. Porter of New
York are at the Riggs.-Jno. B. Hasslocher
Of New York 10 at the Arms-Homer n
Lockwood Of New York ia at l42l street.
Jas. p. Leahy of Butte, Mont. N. q. Penning-
ton Of Jacksonville, Fla, Howard Jones Of
Pittsburg. @. Augustus Hsviland of Brooklyn,
L p. Bently OF Cincinnati, H. waterhouse Of
Honolulu. and A. Lathrop Of Syracuse are al
Wiliards-H- @. Shenard Of Steubenville,
Ohio, T. B. Helm and L. C. De Gress of Aus
tin, Tex, O. W. Cannon of Helena, Mont, ].
C. Anderson Of Chicago, and Henry W. Nor
gan of Nashville, Tenn, are ct the Ebbitt.-
Hon. G. A. Randall Of Trouesto, Pa, Dr. B. L,
Lambert Of New Haven, Conn, and James A.
Hanlon Of New York are at the st. James.-
Lereno Payne Of Auburn, John Van Voorhis,
and Harrison A. Lyon Of Rochester, VIM. A.
Andoe Of London, 8. N. Hamill, IT,, Cleveland,
and c. H. Michael Of Chicago kre at the Ar
ltngton.-Mr. w. 8. Larner, now Of the ST
Paul Globe, but for many years q well-known
newspaper man in this city, has arrived, and
will remain here for o couple Of weeks
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DIED IN BRooKLYS,-The Secretary of the
Navy has been informed of the death on the
26th of Paymaster's Clerk David Monatt, of the
receiving ship Vermont, at his residence in
BROOKLYN of pneumonia
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THE G. A. II. IN THE PARADE.
Commander Oden Announces His Staff
and Issues His Orders.

The following order was issued to-day by Col
W. s. Odell, department commander of the G..
A. R., through Assistant Adjutant- General C..
H. Ingram:
L Comrades will rendezvous at headquarters,
No. 1412 Pennsylvania avenue northwest, on
March 4, 1889, at 1880 a. m, for the purpose Of
joining in the inaugural procession.
II. The line will be formed on the south side of
Pennsylvania ave., right resting on 14th street,
in the following order: Department commander;
department officers, staff, and department
colors; brakes veteran zouave band; brakes
manding, from Elizabeth, N. j.; Old Guard,
Capt. James n. Edgar, commanding; past de-
pertinent commanders; John A. Rawlins Post,
No. 1, A. G. Paul, commander: Kit Carson Post
drum corps; Kit Carson Post, No. 2, VIM. F.
Morse commander; Lincoln Post No. 8, M. T.
Anderson, commander; O. P. Morton Post, No.
4, @. r. Douglass, commander; Geo. G. Meade
Post, No. 5, Calvin Farnsworth, commander;
John F. Reynolds Post No. g. Henry Jenkins,
commander; Jas. A. Garfield Post, No. 2, Frank
W. Paige, commander; Burnside Post, No. 8,
Arthur Hendricks, commander; Chas. Sumner
Post, No. 9, Thos. W. West commander; Far
ragut Post, No. 10, A. F. Dinsmore, commander;
Chas p. Stone Post No. II, r. ]. Beall, COM
mander.
III. The line will move at HIS a. m to posi-
t1On ON ID sIeet bOutQeabt, DetW6eu LEU anu "a
streets, and take position right resting on LIST
street.
~. Officers will wear side arms, and all COM
rades should wear the 6. A. r. badge and carry
the "cane flag" recommended by the last en-
campment.
v. The ''cane flag" can be secured of post
quartermasters or of the assistant-quarter-
master-general. They can now be seen at
headquarters.
VI The column will march in sections Of l6
each, and post-commanders will make fts
proper assignment Of officers to command OF
sections.
VII. Post-commanders in forming their posts
for the parade should cause the comrades TO
fall in according to height, in order that the
line may present soldlerly appearance.
VIII Comrades visiting the city are cor
daily invited 10 call ct headquarters.
TX. The following named comrades are
hereby constituted committee on reception
Of department Of Maryland, Grand Army of
the Republic: VIM. Gibson, chairman; ]. B.
Burke, L. Z. Brown, G. Il. Evans, Chas O.
Boyd, Goodman.
<. The following appointments are an
nounced for staff duty: Aides-de-camp-
VIM. b. Slater, J. w. =. Williams, Thos. J.
Burrill, Alex. W. Coulee, VIM. A. Galley, Thos.
G. Hensey, Alex. Freeman, Nathaniel Sprague,
O. p. Bundick, +. A. Roderick, P. n. O'Brysn,
A. 81. Van Deusen, Chas. 6hambaugh, Geo.
Wagner, o. II. Ross, W. II, McMonigal, VIM.
Geo. Hall, Robt johnson, jas. Wood, ]. T. W.
Thompson, E. G. Darlington, Geo. 9. King.
Assistant inspectors-W. b. Church 90, H. @.
Potter 90, Elnathan Meade CD, Alex Scott Cd,
T. B. Wood QO), Chas. z. Roberta O.
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As A. NEsySS.n T.9NS,

z! 3 { I 49, &C: Ss. S;
tom tonic has S:,, NEEDED ss. 5S ns.v scnsS
hdently."
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VOU HARDLY REALIZE THAT 1T Is MEDICINE,
when "a king Carriers Little Liver Pills; they are
very small; bad effects all troubles from torpid
liver are relieved by their use.
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The CONTRACT for approaches to the public
building at La Crosse, Wis, has been awarded
to Martin Hendricks, of Washington, for
1888. The contract for the erection and
completion of the appraisers stores at Chicago
has been awarded to L. l. Leach 4 Son, Of
Chicago, for $218,732
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TTHE WASHINGTON ARCHITECTURAL IRON
AND BRIDGE WORKS.
EDWARD L DENT. NJ. E., Proprietor
The best facilities in the city Tor all kinds of Iron
work, Steel Beams Angles, &c. always in stock
Fine Ornamental Cast and Wrought Iron work a
specially. Repairs and general machine work done in
tie best manner and at short notice.
Sole licensees in the District of Columbia for the
tsctors. works Cor 3:3d and Water SITS. Tel. 42S-3
City Office. l413 G st. NV. Tel 1852.
f23 Washington, d.
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CONSTITUTIONAL CArARRH.

No single disease has entailed more suffering or
has tened the breaking Of the constitution than
Catarrh The of SMELL of TASTE Of sight Of hear
ing. the human voice, the mind-one or more, and
sometimes ALL yield TO its destructive influence. The
poison IL distributes throughout the system attacks
every vital force and breaks the most robust OF
constitutions. Ignored, because but little understood
by phy scizns mpotently asssied by quscks and
ehArlzsans suffering from II have little hope TO
be relieved of 1t this side of the grave IL Is time,
then, that tine popular treatment Of this terrible DIS
By remedies within the reach Of all passed into
hands at once competent and trustworthy. The new
and hitherto untried method adopted bv Dr. Sanford
IN the preparation of his RADICAL CURE has won the
hearty approval of thousands Ii Is instantaneous III
adording relief in all head colds, sneezing, summing
and INSTRUCTED breathing, and rapidly removes tne
most oppressive symptoms, clearing the head sweet
ening the breath restoring the senses OF SMELL TASTE
and hearing and neutraizing the constitutional ten
dency disease toward the lungs liver, and KID
neys.
sANFoRDs RADICAL CURE consists of one bottle
Of the RADICAL CURE, one box of CATARRHAL
SOLVENT and IMPROVED INHALER; price, 81.
POTTER DRUG L CHEMICAL CO., Boston
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Il. B. TowsrR & Sos.

1916 9TH ST. NV
Are anxious help all 70 entertain their friends at
the inans cheapy possible. and In order
20 do 20 offer the following goods:
Best Bleached Sheeting, "a yards wide. % cts
best Blsached sheeting, "a yards wide, IN cts.
lO-4 Unoleached Sheeting. is cts
Fruit OF the Loom, yard wide, 81 cts.
Best Pillow-case Cotton. / y yards wide, 12x cts
Sursh silk in al shades, only 4S cts
Atwood Cashmere, 50 inches wide, worth 90 Cts.
bow 40 cts . -
Au-wool Flannel Suitings, IL yards wide, A eta.
Beautiful line Of Sateens. French Styles 121x cts
Henrietta Cash mere, yard wide in all shades, % cts
Blesched Table Da-nask. big drive only % cts.
Bed Comforts ~ al prices. from Al cts up.
Blankets 40 cts. per pair.
White Goods in all grades.
Beautiful line New Hamburgs, cheaper than ever.
Gents Linen Collars (standing) old style, 10 cts
Per do.en, aoo.s s....r,
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HE GESursE
JOHANN HOFF'S
MALT EXTRACT
BEST NUTRITIVE TONIC
aud most
PAIATABLE HEALTH BEVERAGE
% impaired Digestion, Dyspepsia, Convslescence
Weak Children. and General Debility
WHAT PROP COLEMAN. OF GLASGOW, SAYS OF
IT Suffering from attack Of Illness which had not
only REDUCED strength, but brought on extreme
exhaustion, from inability To appropriate food tired
the effects Of Genuine Johann Hod's Malt Extract
Winesaxsful three times day. Its use was followed
Iy marked eects-l Food. which had heretofore been
Dd 10 pass the anentar canal unchan ged. digested
prUyerly ,. There appeared an increased power Oh
eyoiyiI.z animal heat and storing up fat
Hexare OF iIuitatiops The genuine has the sigma
turs II Johann Hof ON the neck every bottle. All
others worthless imi satlOns. -
JOHANN HOFF, Berlin and Vienna. New York OF
nee Is barclay ST jas-tu.th&s
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Real Estate Sales.

Leander Hubbey has bought of b H. Warner
for s13, 900, sub Is, %. s45. Is by 50 feet on @
street, between 9Th and 10th streets northwest.
J. 8. Crsighesd has bought Of J. z. Heath
for a, s9375 lot 5, blk. a, Mt Pleasant.
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A vaDlcT OF Nor Gutl1Y.-In the Criminal
Court, Judge Montgomery, this morning James
A. walker was placed ON Nal Tor housebrseking
at night, in entering the clothing store Of Jacob
Levi, 2sil Bridge street, on september Is, and
pantaloon1 Mr.. G. Darlington appeared FOR
the defendant The robbery yas admitted, and
the question was a 70 who did II Testimony
was given that after the perties had been q.
rested, John Hopkins stated tn the presence OF
the clothing and divided II, end he called joseph
Button to take his WaIker's) share, and walkr
took his share to the closet where II was found
II Vas also testified that walker denied this
sta*sment, The court directed . verdict q 1ot
milH, which was ysudsge4
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CABINET GOSSIP TO-DAY.
Talk Among the Politicians at the
Arlington.

THE NEW YORK MEN STILL DErERsuNED.-rHEY
MAY HAVE A REPRESENTATIVE IN THE CABINET
(PRoBABLY WAR OR NAVY IF THEY CAN nARMo-
NIZE.
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RANGE or THE THERMoMETER-The follow
ing were the readings at the signal office to-
day: Sam, IS; 2p.m-, s6i maximum, -; min
imum, -
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York Stock Market.
The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New York stock Market, as reported by special
wire 70 Corson and Macartney. 14l9 street
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PRINCETON GLxx CLUE OoScKRT. - The
Princeton College Glee and Banjo clubs viii
give concert at National Rides armory to-
morrow night for the benefit Of the college
athletic sssociationA Tickets are ON sale u
Brentano1 These concerts are always very
enjoyable affairs.
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GESrs SUrrs SECURED

UENTS SUITS OCCURRED
AND PRESSED FOR 81
Goats, Soc; Pants. 25c; Vests, 25c. Altering and
ReYsirng done IN best manner Goods called for and
delivered 1eieI hone call 1882.
X. J. HAHN, 705 9th st. n. W..
au2 1229 ed ST.. West Washington.
DERSONS WHOSE OCCUPATION GIVES But
Il little exercise victims of torpid liver and
stipstion C2rtsrs Little Liver Pills win relieve you
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THE DoINGs AT HEADQUARTERS To-DAY-THE
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC COMFORT CHANGES ITS
BAsE-THE REGULATION OF CARRIAGES AT THE
BALL.
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WY You SHOULD USE Scorrs
EMULSION OF
COD LIVER OIL WITH HYPoPHosPHITEs.
Ih used and endorsed by physicians because it the
tits Palatable as Milk.
It's three times as efhcacious a. plain Cod Liver
II is far superior to all other socalled Emulsions.
1t il perfect Emulsion. does not separate or
change.
Its wonderful as Flesh Producer.
1t the best remedy for Consumption. Scrofula,
Bronchitis. Wasting Diseases, Chronic Coughs and
Colds.
Sold by all Druggists.
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FREE! FREE FROM PAINT
In one minute the CUTICURA ANTI-PAIN PLAs,
TER relieves Rheumatic, Sclatic, Sudden, Sharp, and
Nervous Pains strains. and Weakness. The hrst and
only pain killing Plaster. 2oc. f2o,2c
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Sold by all DrugR1sts.
o SCOTT L BOVINE. Chemists, n. 7.
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Both the retiring and incoming President
will start to the capitol on Inauguration day
from Wizards hotel, meeting In and leaving
together from Parlors ID and IA, on the corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 14th street. These
apartments have been used for that purpose,
except on two or three occasions, for every in
auguration since that of Andrew Jackson, so
that they have become almost historic in that
sense. The idea of following this custom seems
to be good one, and to mark his appreciation
OF its observance Col. Staples will have the
rooms very elegantly decorated for the occa-
sion.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-11
JACK THE RIPPER.
Another Horrible Outrage in q
 WhItech0Pel Dens.

Another Horrible Outrage in the
 WhitechaPel Dens.
 LONDON, Sept. 10.-At 5:3O this morning a policeman found the body of an abandoned woman lying in the corner of railway arch spanning Cable street in Whitechspel. Ex- animation of the body showed that the head and legs had been cut off and carried away and the stomach ripped open, leaving the authorities immediately placed cordon of officers around the spot, but no arrests were made. policeman passed the place where the body was found overy fifteen minutes throughout the night, and saw nothing to arouse his suspicious.
 Physicians who examined the body believe that the murder occupied nearly an hour, and it is surmised that the murderer carried the head and legs away in bag. The mur- chapel series. The dissection of the body showed that the perpetrator possessed con siderable surgical skill.
 The murdered woman was about 30 years of age, and was evidently addicted to exces- sive use of spirituous liquors. Her clothing was shabby. As yet she has not been iden- tifed The murder has created tremendu- ous excitement, and large crowd of agitated humanity surrounds the morgue, whither the body way taken.
 Further examination reveals the fact that there was no blood on the ground where the body was found, nor was there any indica tion of a struggle. This confirms the gen eral belief that the woman was murdered 1T a house and her body taken to the spot where 1t was discovered. The trunk was nude, and torn and bloody chemise was lying near it Experts are of the opionion that the woman was killed two days ago.
 Three sailors, subsequent to the discover, of the body, were found sleeping in the ad' joining arch. They were arrested, but com vinced the police that they had neither seer nor heard anything of the murder or the bodl lying near them, and were discharged.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-11
GEORGE A. ISBELL.
 787 Chanel Street,
In the Mineral South.

TIN the northern center or Alabama, on tho main
 Il line of the East Tennessee, Virginia and Georeia railroad thirty miles south of Anniston and thirty miles east of Birmingham, lies NOTTINGHAM, the next coming city of that wonderful iron producing State, It's present railroad facilities and others now building, it's forests of yellow pine it's i'm mense hematite iron and limestone deposits it's proximity to coal and its agricultural resources, and destined in the near future to rival it's phenom
 enal neighbors Birmingham and Anniston Many enterprises are already located there and negotia- tions are fin progress for two Blast Furnaces a Cotton aud Silk Mill Water and Electric Light Plant and many other indpstries: The enterprises now existing there. together with those now under
 negotiation and the influx of population consequent
 tingham Iron and Land Company to ass st any
 and will add largely to tte value of Nottingham
 real estate, if we may judge from the example oi
 sooo in 1888 to in January, 1sss and of Annis ion which in the last three years has Increased from 2,aOo to 14,OOO. The Birmingham Land Go ias paid 800 per cent per annum for the past ai, years THE NOTTINGHAM IRON AND LANI COMPANY. at it's office, No. A Broadway, Neu
 York City, are now prepared to sell lots in Noting ham. Further particulars can be obtained o HENRY 0. PARbEE, 838 Chapel st., New Haven Conn.,, who has been appointed General Agent fo Connecticut. GEORGE WYKES, JR.,
 70 i'm Secretary.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-09-11

Special citing of the Typothetae. A special meeting of the New Haven Typo thete was held at Double Beach yesterday afternoon for the purpose of eleoting dele gates to the convention of the National Typothetse of America, to be held at St. Louis next month. The indictment weather prevented many from attending and letters of regret were read by the chairman. Among the members present were Messrs. O. S. Morehouse and G. H. Futile, of Futile, Morehouss & Taylor; Mess1s. W. VI. Price, W. H. Lee and George N. Adkins, of the Price, Lee & Adkins Co.,; MT. D. 8. Thomas. of the Rapid Transit printing office, Mr. E. N. filling, Mir. George Matthews of the New Hs- ven Paper Co.,, Mir. E. Fl. Parkhu1st, MT. G. J. Moffatt, Mir. Clark W. Bryan of Spring. field, MT. A. F. Craig of the Morning News, Colonel N. G. Osborn and Colonel L. l.. Morgan of the Register and MT. J. B. Oar. rington of the JOURNAL AND COURIER. After 2 social time at an enjoyable dinner, such as Double Beach is celebrated for, the meeting was called to order by the president, Mr. Morehouse. A committee was appointed and the following names were presented and unanimously accepted as delegates and alter mates to the conventions Delegates, MT. c. S. Morehouse, Colonel l.. l.. Morgan, Mr. John N. Near of Bridgeport and MT. J. B. Car rington; alternates, Mr. A. F. Adkins, Mir. 5. G. Johnson of the Palladium, MT. O. A. Dorman and Mr. W. H. Narrigold of Bridge port. Aside from the business matters the occasion was one of social enjoyment to all present.