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The Washington critic., 1889-01-16
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. and the Misses Billings and Mrs and
Miss Audenreid gave teas yesterday.
The Ebbltt House ladies held their usual
weekly reception yesterday
Mrs. Allen of the Coreon Legation will be at
home on Mondays.
The President and Mrs. Cleveland and the
Cabinet ladies are expected to attend the an
nual Charity Ball at tho Rifles Armory on the
Both.
Several members Of the Corean Legation
witnessed the opera at Abaugh's last night.
The audience was fashionable one and in
cluded several charming box parties.
Mrs. Representative Spinola held her first
reception yesterday, being assisted by Miss
Whitford OF New York.
Mrs. Blackburn and tho Misses Blackburn
Will hold their weekly reception Mt the Ebbitt
House tomorrow.
The wife OF the Nicaraguan Minister, Nine.
Guzman, was at home yesterday
Mrs. and the Misses Thompson Of Califor-
mia received yesterday.
The Crescent Social Club will give their
sixth grand ball at the National Rifles Armory
on the 2ith.
Mrs. Brewster OF New York assisted Mrs.
Edmonds, wife OF ex-Commissioner Edmonjs,
yesterday.
Mrs. Starring OF Highland Terrace held o
well-attended at home yesterday.
Miss Cracraft gave an enjoyable german on
Monday to the members OF the Monday Ger
man Club.
Mrs. Judge Macarthur yesterday gave re.
ception.
A very enjoyable progressive euchre party
was given last evening at the residence OF Mrs
j. w. Yewell, 154l Eighth street The euchre
party was followed by a donkey party and
supper.
Miss Darncile will give dancing reception
on the Goth
The hop OF the Corcoran Cadets was attended
by about 300 ladies and gentlemen.
Mrs. Washington Mclean will give german
on Thursday evening.
During February Mrs. George Baxter will
be ut home to callers on Wednesdays.
The wife OF the Japanese Minister, Nine.
Mutsu will receive on Fridays hereafter.
Mrs. Mckinney, wife OF Congressman Nc
Kinney, will receive Thursdays ut 1929 l. street
northwest from TO 3 p. m.
Mrs. Representative 0'Ferrall will receive
on Friday next and each Friday thereafter at
$40 18th street northwest.
Senator Ingalls, says he knows no occasion
for the comment made In the press concerning
bis social relations with the President and his
Cabinet and jntmates that his relations are
not strained at the White House. He has
been invited to the card receptions there.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16
RON TIA
Mineral Spring Water

This extraordinary understandable as q
great natural remedial agent and, at the same
time, when oarbonated, a most delightful and
exhilarating bevera9e--was discovered In the
Centennial Year 1876. on the farm OF Mr.. o. y.
Macgill, In Baltimore County. situated on Green
Spring avenue, about FIVE miles north Of Druid
Hill Park, and one-quarter OF a mile from
Strontia Spring station. on the Green Spring
Branch of the Northern Central Railway. The
elevation Is nearly seUen hundred feet above tide
strontta water while possessing astonishing
curative properties, is especially In its highly
effervescent state. Il delightful and refreshing
beverage, promoting digestion, etc
IL will cure G0ut and Rhsumdtisn.
Iswill relieve any dlsordered condition OF the
Liper, Stomach and BoiCeis, Dtdrrioea and DVs-
enfsrU.
IL will restore NE Tone If the Stomach and In
crease the appetite.
II will be found OF great service In Scrofulous
Affections and Weakness Of he Lungs
In offering this water 10 the public, the Com.
pany desires to call attention to the standing OF
the citizens. who testify to It's WORTH not know
ing OF another product which shows at hoDis
higher testimonials Of excellence.
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THE MAJESTY OF THE LAW.

The action Of Judge Tuley in the Chi
cago Circuit Court yesterday when he
denied the petition of the anarchists for
an order restraining the police from In
terfering with their assemblies, coming
as 1t did, so soon on the heels OF his de.
cision that the police must not usurp the
authorities and powers Of the courts,
proves the efficacy OF law, when impair
TALLY administered, and should serve to
check the over-zealous element in that
city from q too ready maligning OF the
intents and purposes of judicial officers.
An analysis Of the thousand cases in
the past, where the interests of the Gov
ernment were endangered by unruly
mobs. will prove conclusively that re-
sort to violence in such cases, whether it
was by popular or official disregard of
law, invariably ended in disaster to those
who undertook it, and incalculable hurt
to the cause espoused.
While anarchy and all It's constituent
ills are repugnant to our Government
and must be crushed out, the crushing
process must be according to law, and
popular clamor for the punishment of
those who foolishly defy the law cannot
and should not warrant the indiscrimi-
nate use or abuse Of discretionary power
which may be vested in those who are
charged with its execution.
The downfall of all great public abuses
is ushored in by some great act fraught
with national importance, and the dispo.
sition to inforce the law of popular
clamor against the dictates of the law of
the land entered upon its downward
course from the moment the sheriff OF
Birmingham, Ala, displayed his great
moral courage in defending his lawful
charge, even at the cost Of valuable lives.
The anarchists, the Chinese, the Grim,
inal and pauper elements of Europe and
many other grievous wrongs threaten the
peace Of the country, but no wrong can
be so grave in its effects upon the stabil-
ity of our Government as the defying OF
constituted law, whether by official NAL
feasance or mob violence.
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Joe,s Red-Lettar Day.

Little Joe, who lives next door to me, Is a
queer chap, about three years old. The other
the front hall opened the door. There stood
Joe, his eyes blazing and out OF breath, and
before | could think twice bo yelled, "I've got
my flannel drawers onln told him | was
glad 10 hear IL, and inquired after his health
with so much kindness that he promised TO
call again. Chicago Herald
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A Very Dead city.

In London-Miss Griddle of Philadelphia:
"You see, Lord Gladrock, we Philadelphia
girls are so much attached to our old city that
although we-mamma and Kittie and Fannie
and I--are having such a lovely time IN Lon
don we are getting to be quite homesiek,
and-n
Lord Gladrock (who has never been In Phil
adelphia, interrupts); "By Jove, don't you
phia must bel I've read about II In the funny
papers, and, by Jove, so many people live in
grayeyards there ?n-[ [Pittsburg Bulletin.
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"Daniel," remarked the President this
morning as he gazed out upon the dull gray
sky, which hung its leaden canopy down on
the duslky distant Virginia hills aud gave
seml-tone Of sadness to NIL tho world "Dan-
lelY''
eyes, sire" responded Daniel quietly.
~ understand you were the first man to say
public Office is Public Trust"
"Yes sire," replied Daniel, apologetically;
VI did II 10 moment of thoughtlessness sew
eral years ago in Albany. But I'll not do 1t
again, sire"
"No, Daniel" said the President kindly, but
sadly, 81 don't think you will. And further
more, Daniel, let me impress this upon you,
before we part forever: In the future when
ever you have anything to say that is loaded,
don't say II. Label II, Daniel, and lay 1t away
carefully, so that when we are dead and gone,
IL may appear In your posthumous papers,
where, II II does go OF. It won't hurt any
body. In my opinion, Daniel, Public Office I 6
d-r
"sre W exclaimed Daniel, throwing up bis
hands in Mortified interruption, and the Presi-
dent, startled into silence, strode up aud
down the room, fettered monarch, crow n
less upon tottering throne.
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An Unrallapt WAY OF putting II,

Woman Is defined by an ancient writer 10
be an "anmal that delights in inery," aud It
is 10 be feared the annals Of dress In every
land-the most savage as well as the most
civilizod-will but prove the truth Of the as
sertion.--[ Dry Goods Chronicle,
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Retribufion,

After having ipaiited corporal punishment t
on Paul the other day, took him and told
him how 1t hurts me when he is naughty and
have 10 whip him. On the next occasion he
askedi
"Mamms,n did IL hurt you when you
whipped me this timeYn
"Yes, dear, It always hurts me when have
TO punish you"
ltrbat serves you right for whipping me, +"
Il Babyhood.
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THAT STATE DINNER.
Once there was o little Snub,
Dainty as the clover
Growing In the meadow lands
BY the brook and over,
NoddiDg meath the sunlit skies,
Making eyes at Grover.
Grover pluckcd the dainty Snub;
Grover, fat old sinner,
Sent II up TO ingalls,, he
That is slightly thinner;
Thus 1t happened that John j.
Got u Snub for dinner.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16
From the Secretary Of the Board Of
Health for the State of Maryland.

Col. o. p. MAcGiLL
Dear Sir: Your Stroptia Water has certainly
done me great deal of good. For several years
I suffered painful attacks Of Rheumatic Gout,
for the cure Of which was induced to visit the
principal springs aud water cures Of Europe, as
well as many In this country, but without ny
positive relief. fhaUe received more benefit J,O,
drinking Strontto Water than from all other
sources. and I must regard u as a yery Udiud6le
remedial agen. As o table water and food sol
vent II Is Unsurpassed, and especially valuable
in many forms of Dyspepsia.
Very truly yours,
CIV. CHANCELLOR, NJ D.
We could add hundreds of others TO the above,
but space will not permit.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16

THE TERRITORIAL DELEGATEs occupied
the hoor of the House at length yester-
day. This does not mean, however,
that they were not able to stand up.
They are not that kind.
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Mr.. HARRISON got of joke yesterday
: in indianapolis when batch of electors
called on him. We fear Mr.. Harrison
is Weakening.
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CRITICDLAR.

Miss Mary D. Brine has Just completed a
new poem. There shouldn't bo anything
fresh about poem just from the Brine.
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YE WISE MAYpgy,

Ye mayden she breaketh ye young mans heart
But she taketh no seconde locke
AS she would, forsooth, ere she went so far
AS TO break his pocket-booke,
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6tsE>a,MR VICTOR g. FISCHER.
bsGa Art Dealer and Stationer
NO. $40 18TH STREET NORTHWEST,
Having made an assignment to me of his entire
stock OF Stationery, Foreign Books, Etchings,
Engravings, photographs, etc., ] will sell the
same for the next few days at No. $40 10th
street northwest at greatly reduced prices, with
the view of closing up his business.
DOUGLASS s. MACKALL,
Assignee,
d16 9th street orthwest.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16


OUR ILLUsTRIoUs contemporaries, the
White Caps of Alexandria, did not
come up in body last night as they
promised and lay thirty-nine lashes on
our table nor upon our person. We be.
lieve the White Caps are liars. Mind
you, we do not say so positively, or with
intent to insult, we merely mention it as
a matter of relief. But we do not fear
the White Caps. Our office boy Is on
deck, and he is armoured with 3.iuch
steel plates and 10.inch gun,
kindly loaned by Secretary
Whitney for the occasion. AS for our
self, we are safe up tree, and we shall
remain there, notwithstanding meals
sent to rooms are charged extra. We
have very good back sufficiently com
modious for all ordinary uses. but there
is not room on it for thirty mine lashes,
and we refuse to have our spinal column
crowded out for lack of space. An ed
itor has enough of that sort Of thing in
a business way without letting IL get
into his pleasure If the White Caps
want to lay thirty-ninc lashes ou the
back of anything let them lay them on
the back of the building we occupy. In
the meantime we have got gun. We
are no Congressman. We will fight.
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WASHINGTON, JANUARY IS, 1889.
Amnsements Tonight.

Amusements Tonight.
ALBAuGH's-M -McCaull Opera Company.
Reconsideration Lights"
KERsAN's-Irwin Brothers Big Show.
NATIoSA1S-"Sho."
PANoRAMA--Battle of Shiloh.
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A Turnover Pie.

The other day at dinner papa was handed
piece OF pie which had been accidentally In
verted on the plate Mamma remarked: "If
papa eats that pie that way I'm afraid he
will turn upside down"
Six-year-old Immediately spoke up: "Then
the pie will be right side up, won't II,
papa vi Babyhood,
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hrs. Brown calls her husbands conversation
"canal," because the current Of 1t is stopped
occasionally.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.
FOR SAlE-HOuSES.

L,oR SALE COMFORTABLE TWo.STORY
l. frame dwelling, with brick basement; 8
rooms; all mod impsi location northeast; con
venicnt to street cars; price $4,000; only 5000
In cash required.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD,
1907 street northwest.
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No MAN or woman can afford to be without
VOLTS Acme Blacking,
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Mr.. HIeoINs of Delaware is named
Anthony. Wait till he comes TO Wash
ington and he will have over again the
temptation of st. Anthony.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16

Pants to order, sa,0o, EIssman's, 9TH and u,
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16

A ire cScapc-going to the tropics in Win.
ter.
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SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,

Republic Building, corner 7th and ID sts. y. W.
Day and evening sessions. Young men and
women practically trained for, seltsupport, and
useful lives. Five courses-The Practical Busi
ness Course, Stenogrsphy, Type, Writing and
Graphophone, Pitmap Shorthand, Practical
English Branches, Delsarte school Of Express
sion Scholastic year begins Monday, Septem-
tember g.. College opens for arrangements on
and after Monday, August 81. 6endfor new IL
lustrated announcement.
HENRY G. SPENCER LII. b., Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice.Prinoipal.
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MEDICAL CERTIFICATES.
From the President Of the Board of
Health for the State Of MARYLAND.

Health for the State Of Maryland.
TowsoE, Mar 20 1887.
o. =. MAcGILL ESQ Dear Siry-It gives me
great pleasure to state that. ] was entirely re.
lieved OF Muscular rheumatism Of sir months
standing by the free use of your Strontia Water
| suffered much pain and inability to use my
arms. ] tried number Of remedies without
effect. Noticing the excellent results In DIR.
Chancellor's case, and having always high
opinion Of the water, used II, with the above
result, and have had no return OF the Rheuma-
JACKSON PIPER, NJ d.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Suits reduced to 5000. EIsoman's, 7th & E.
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Rioting In Ireland.

The police yesterday at Waterford, Ireland,
charged the crowd which was accompanying
the persons who had been sentenced for par
ticipating in the Manchester "martyrs -
demonstration; q police inspector and four
teen constables were injured
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At the regular meeting OF the Municipal
Council Of the Irish Land League In New
York yesterday, the following aiug at ex-
tremsts was incorporated In itsa manifesto
"some voices, feeble and uurepsesentative
here, have been raised in our midst to give a
color Of justification 10 the claim OF our arch
enemy A few men whose stimulated support
OF the movement has ever been source of
weakness, have thrown OF The mask and now
pose as censors OF policy which, until re-
Gently, proclaimed their approval
The sum OF $99.s5 was received from st..
Bernard Council. Mayor Grant, who was
waited upon by o committee OF Manhattan
Council, accepted an invitation to be present
at the meeting of that council at the Lexlng-
ton Avenue Opera House on March 10, and
said that ho would do all In bis power 10 fur
ther tho interests Of the league
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LOANS.

REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT,
Safe as u. $. bonds; per cent, payable quar-
terly; n sums 500 to Sl,0OOi small premium
Charged
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militia. The trouble Is not at Pocahoptas,
but on the Ellshorn, in West Virginia. The
miners complain that instead Of loading cars
with capacity OF two tons, as formerly, the
company has Increased the capacity TO three
tons, and the miners wages are not increased.
promised assistance II they 20 on q strike. The
Pocahontas company says II will have to In
crease the capacity Of the cars. or decrease the
present rates OF mining. There is great OK
cltoment throughout the mining region, but
no outbreak has occurred.
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16
FOR SALE AND RENT.

DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN
III or
THos. e. wA0GAMAN, e17 + Street.
Changes made Wednesdays and Saturdays.
THREE-SToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
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The whitechapel Fiend.

The police Of TuuIs captured gang Of rob
bers and assassins yesterday. Among them
is a man who 10 believed to have perpetrated
the recent revolving murders OF a number Of
women In the Whitecbapel district Of London.
The British consul has forwarded to his gov
ernment all the details connected with the ar
rests. The supposed Whitechapel murderer
is charged with having committed in Tunis a
murder similar to those committed In White
chapel. The man has confessed that he re-
Gently lived In Whitechapel
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16

In sums 70 suit at per cent.
The above Is only portion of the property on
my books For full list call at oice for bulletin
issued on the lst and 10TH
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tlrsgasw. q, METzBRoTT s. CO., MUSIC
psasa Dealers have r. moved from Pennsyl-
vnnia avenue TO their new building, ITO f st
W, three doors west of w. b. Moses b Sons.
Oldest and most extensiy Sc muic establishment
The Washington critic., 1889-01-16

vArGsGo TO MRS. MENGERT'S, 41e 9TH
street northwest, for the celebrated
Columbia Fpll.weght Woolen Yarns. Stamp
ing done. All materials for needlework.
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finantial.

OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD GoM,PAHY
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, July 10. 1859. .,
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE on the Capital
" stock OF this Company VIII be pad on ana Ate,
August J. 1850 presentation AID surrender Of Dividend
Warrant No 81 the once Of The southern Pacific Com
nauv No % BToa1.st. New-Yofk city
Certificates which all have been detached
viii exchanged for others having further warrants mos
81 10 3D attached ON presentation the NewYOrk Office
iocfy lndorscd prior the closing Of The books Trans
irr books viii at o'clock July ID and open
Aucist At 10 a. m By order ~ the Board Of Directors
f.. T. MILLER. Jlt, SccrciMy.
rlVO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE NEW
4 TON COPPER TYPE COMPANY
You are hereby notified that q meeting OF the stock
holders The Newton Copper Type Company will be held
NJ tho once u tho Company. No II FIaDkfortst. New
York CITY the 30ti day q July 1889 al II o'clock IN
the morning fJt the purpose - slecung new board o.
ness A. NAV come properly before such meeting.
C. J. ORCHARD Secy.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Il THE STANDARD RAILWAY OF AMERICA
PROTECTED THROUGHOUT BY THE
OVERLOOKING SWITCH AND BLOCK S1GNkn
SYS'rEM
TRAINS FOR THE WEST

Stations. loot q Des1lossss anu Sortandt ss;
a. H. The Celebrated Yeg: YORK and Chicago Lmaieel
cusey q Pullman yssSgss Sfieps 4SSs a n;
s%O Eli Cars 5 CHICAGO BY syGd "S,S eS sife'
F3st Line WIN I ru tr@ pseadepSa daIiy "a, oi
PittsbuTg CiHcn1a and s99 osio LOUIS 'A
Oo m Western E h5ss Tt9 aa hg% qof Psop
Chicago, Cncnnad and Louis, daily. exceD; saur.
day for Ceyeland and T9edq 3,u,, vs.,,suls s,..,
Ing Cars! daily Tor ptsbuTs chicago and Toledo daily
WaHPgT Lock Haven 90 M g. C eoES, :;
For Es6sa9S and i2 ~ ' light
90. ii 200 a. m, 90 . 100 and 80 p. m suniayI
and 10 Gq % a anf S i ycu wngo
Limited Express OF Pullman ParoF Cars daily except
ard lsily, with Dining Car &C S;a9 p NIX sfi po
%o oo aaa 80 az D. co. g'5gss
o6 and nd 49, n5S 80 and S?H9 90 p n.y. and Is
points ches3RG,2 1 ard ONE n9 e ea,.ss,
p iRfou gn'Gaso 30 D. M net dsiiy D--'"s 80
70; A9R: dF Sr csSs s % '1 and
For 6 asn VIA hI RaSsay ES and AmSoy so
&c. rs 20 adG 95 % do no, Sop Ss9's
R% and N s 90 ye S,y Vi Bssss:
Bost aa q s'y SSanes' with all ,hEGss.
FOR 'PnILADEIPT5A ESPress Train; l:aye Nexys,s
t15 6 30 : pos 90 ) 30 % Chicago Limited win
Dininp.Car and 10 Washington Limtei). and IL 20
a. m, - 90 200, 90 100 80 90 80. 500
comnodation, II 10 M. 40 and 90 D. m. sun.
days Express, 100, 10 zoe q Limited and 10 IL,
z 40 a 90 4 80 go. 80. 200 and 90 D. and
10 :f5 night Accommod ltion. 7 100 D m:
Trains leaving NewYork daily. except sunday. at 90
aud ii 10 a. m. / . 4. 5: s D. m and 10 a. m. and
Ticket Offices, Nos. ], 49, $40 and 944 Br'adwsy ]
foot OF Dcsbrosscs aud Cortlaldt ats
Court-st and Brooklyn Annex station foot OF Fulton.
St Brooklyn: 20 Hudsonsf.. Hoboken Station jersey
CITY: Fnrigrant Ticket Ohice Castle Garden.
The Ne.YoFk Transfer Contrary will call for and chscs
baggage from hotels and residences.
CIfAS E. PUGH, j, WOOD.
General Manager. General P@ssr Agent
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Diri0enJ Notires.
ICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE co.

OFFICE CONTINENTAL INSURANCE Co.
NO. 100 BROADWAY
NEw YORK July IL 1889
I'D DIVIDEND. ~
IN He BOARD or DIRECTORS Of this Com.
pany have day declared interes; dividend OF
THREE AND ONT.uALF PER GENT upon the cani,si
Company, and upon the amount Of it, guarantee
surplus" aud special reserve fundsr formed In n,r
srance provisions Of the Act Of Legsaturr OF
the State Of Ncw.York passed April 10. 1874 entitled
IAN Act provide security against extraordinary con-
nagraons and for The creation Of safety fund. by Fire
Insurance Companles') payable demand. Also have
ordered redeemed the outstanding scrip OF 1851 and
after Goth September next
CYRUS PECK. Secretary