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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-04
THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY. Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Psnasylvanis Ave. and llth St. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
8 H. KAUFMAN, PresL

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,HAvING LEASED THE PREMISES AD-
D@ joining ours now occupied by the Fair and as
desire to convert the two stores into one man,
moth establishment and to make room for the
builder, we will clear our entire stock Of Millinery
and Wraps 80 per cent below cost now IL chance
to secure bargains. KINGS PALACE,
ta27tfelS S14 7th St NV,
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MRS. COPPINGER'S FUNERAL.
The Simple but Impressive Services al
St Matthew's Church.

LARGE AND DISTINGUISHED AssEMBLAoE TO
HONOR THE MEMORY OF THE DECEASED LADY-A
REQUIEM Low MASS CELEBRATED BY FATHER
sHERMAN-cARDINAL GIBBONS BLESSING.
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Salaries OF Post ONCE Clerks.

A committee appointed by the post Office
clerks convention, now in session in this city,
called on Postmaster General Wsnamaker to-
day relative TO the changes in the scale OF sals-
ries which they favor. There has also been
committee appointed to draw up . constitution,
and when the convention met this morning Il
was decided to adjourn until the afternoon in
order to give the committees IN opportunity 10
prepare their reports.
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PARNELL AND THE TIMES.
Demand that Parliament Express Its
Confidence I'm Him by Resolution.

DUBLIN, Feb. 4--The Freern0n's Journal calls
the denoument in Mr.. Parnells action the
Tunes Sedan. ''Nothing in history is more
craven than the course Of the Times" says the
Journal
LONDON, Feb. 4-The Star, 7. p. o'Connor's
papers, in an article on the victory Of Mr.. Par
nell in his suit against the Times, says that Mr..
Parnell has legally reinstated his character in
the face Of tribunal packed by his enemies
on the treasury bench. IL he had failed to es-
tablish his case he must have quilted the house
of commons. Having succeeded, he must be
reinstated with appropriate honors.
The Star further says that the FIRST duty Of
Mr.. w. ii. Smith, the government leader in the
house Of commons, is to propose q resolution
acquitting Mr.. Parnell Of the charges made
against him and summoning Mr.. Waiter, pro-
prietor Of the Times, to the bar Of the house
for grave breach Of privileges.
The Pal Mall Gdzede says that Mr.. Parneu
has won q complete victory, both morally and
materially. He will carry conquerors pres
tige into the investigation into the charges
against him which will be demanded from par
Lament
The 81 James Gazette attributes Mr. Parnell's
acceptance of q compromise TO his desire 10
avoid cross-examination in the libel suit.
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Washington News and Gossip.


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SPECIAL NOTICES.

RA WEEK OF PRAYER-THE BOARD OF
49, Directors Of the Central Union Mission call
the friends Of the work to earnestly pray that
door may be opened where the crowds Of perishing
ones who atttacted to the mission may be accom-
mOdated- Hundreds are turned away weekly for lack
of room. and the police have warned the directors
against allowing the hail to be crowded heretofore
Let this first week in February be week of suppca-
ton and prayer that God may give the city perma
neDt home OF sufficient capacity for its mission work
Special services will be held ut the main hall and
branches all the week. The city pastors also
church services f3-5t
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TO PHYSICIANS.

RSIMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS.
~ Surgical Instruments at Cut Prices
Before purchasing elsewhere cali and see our mag
nihcent stock OF Surgeons Instruments including the
latest and best hypodermic syrDges and clinical ther
eter. obstetricR and genealogical Instruments
electric batteries and belts, crutches and trusses
Trusses satisfactorily fitted without extra charge.
Largest stock and lowest prices IN town.. Elastic
hosiery and supporters aspecialty Everything guar
nteed. z. D.GILMAN, 62s Pa. n ja16- I'm
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SfaWbefr10S are BENG 0hlpped rom pond0r
county, NO, 10 the northern cities.
Ths strawberry beds around Ncrfork q ven
- much of the tender vegetation have been -
riously injured By the recent cold snap.
proposition has been made 70 the Virginis
legslsture that the stats's oystsr bsds b rented
ont ~ u Per aeses
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The Corpse Taken From the Table.

ALBANY, NY, Feb. 4.-The worlds fair bin
was taken from the table in the senate today
and referred to the committee on worlds fair
with orders 10 report il tomorrow morning.
A hearing will be given this afternoon.
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R~JOHN c. WElDMAN,
BOOK BINDER AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER.
styles. ''. ' ' ~ '''
ja3O-1w 42O and 4o2 11th st. NV
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

kAAs s. R-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
SSsT Albert Pike Consistory. No, MRS. viii
se s n1S1 g. 800 a
f4css A. H. HOLT. $50, &c co@mander-in-chief H1nans
lsAAs R-A SPECIAL MEETING OF
Mithras Lodge Of Perfection, Nc. l, will be
held s. the Csthsdra Of the Rite No 1907 st NV
to confer the 9th, 7th and Sth degrees
e4SMASONIC-A SPECIAL COMMUNICA-
tion of St. Johns Lodge, No. II. F.A.A. NJ,
~ Q, Will be held at Masonic Temple, WEDNESDAY,
February B. 1890 at O'Clock p sharp, for the pur
uel Thomas LARGO ombe full attendance is desired.
Members Of sister lodges cordially invited to unite
Grand lodge regulation Cblack clothins,
II BY order of the W.M.: j. C. FILL, Secretary.
kSREvIvAL SERVICES AT THE FIFTH
- Baptist church, between AZ and d sts. s.w,
every night this week c. G. MEADOk, pastor Preach
ing by 5. K. White. IT.
RSw. c. DOwNEY co. HAVE PURCHASED
the interest of X. X. HELPHENSTINE in
mad the management of this store for the past four
Years, and the business will be conducted hereto
fore, retaining all the formula and preparations
nected with the business.
Mr.. HELPHENSTINE will devote his entire time to
the management of TERRALINE, which has de-
manded most Of his attention for the past two
years. 1t
8~TURKIsH BAZAAR
Closing-out Sale of the Turkish Bazaar at 1888 st.
nw.-down stairs: We will continue our Closing g-out
Sale only THIS WEEK MORE in order to give
the best chance to buy whatever they want in
the last week positively longer Going very cheap
f4-3t' H. ToPAKYAN.
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GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN

Edward Freeman. age twenty two, Of Navyst.. near
Fulton. and James Trainor. nineteen, ~ Adclph
ST. and Myrtle ave, got into "A fight in Raymond st.
AT O'Clock yesterday morning. Freeman drew r.
vOlver and shot Trainer n the back. 1rd.nOr', lu-
jury, which is not considered serious. dressed hy
Ambulance Surgeon Koran, after which he VIZ, taken
home. His a>sailant arrested two hour, later
with the revolver III hi, possession.
Police Commissioner Hayden who j. said 10 Dc moth
Ing If not a dsciplinarian, Will have an excellent
chance 10 apply the rule, II the department b. Patrol
man Michael FoA Of the Eleventh Precinct. ON sat
uIdav evening he found grossly intoxicated AZ
Clinton and Huntington ST.. by Inspector Reilly who
sent word - the station. Captain L"xrcy responded
in person and took the ,Oddcn guardian Of the peace
TO the station with him. When ordered 10 60 mp
stairs and go To bed, Fox natly refused. becoming
violently abusive and finally di,ordcrly lie va
promptly locked mp III a cell.
Detective seant Roche at O'Clock Yesterday
morning went to the Clarendon Hotel. IN Washington
ST.. and arrested Alfred sylvester, age sixteen. who
came from Toronto. The complaint against nm Wa
made by Dugad Macmurchy. Of the law firm Of Wells
d MaCmurchy, Of Toronto lie charges mat "llir e
clerk I'm his employ sylvester stole registered letter
containing $500 on May -. lie left Toronto on that
date and wa, traced 10 thIs city. When he wa, cap
tured only $40 OF the stolen money Wa, found. He
Cked
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CRICKET IN PROSPECT PARK.

The Kings County Cricket Club easily defeated the
Cosmopoltans on Saturday in Prospect PARK, by the
following
Cosmopoitan-G. Myers b. Wood, Q; j. seienoir' b.
Wood. ) j. Morrisscy out 0; IL. T.. Jackson, b.
Wood. 4 j. Flannery. b. Wood s. T. l.. Foghill. c.
Mitchell. b. Franklin 3; II. L. walker b. Franklin, 0;
w. Ainsworth b. Wood. o; J. J. GOvcy. not out. D;
j. Munro D. Wood. 0: f. McGiovern. out, 0; extras.
2; total 20.
Kings County-E c. Mitchell. Munro. b. Flannery,
IL IL. Hinde Flannery. b. Jackson. T. j. Oleilly
G. Myers. b. Fiannery. 9; T. J. OReiily Myers. b.
Flannery g r. w Styles, not out, 4G a. Hopkins, b.
Myers 7; II. Msnley. not out 80 +. Snelgrove c.
Franklin w J. Wood. g. Williams c. Helms. did not
bat extras. ~ total. 100
The Brooklyns also defeated the Bedfords at the same
time and pace, by this close score:
Brooklyn-F. s. Greene, b. Lowe, / ; II. Helms, c.
Lowe b. Smedey 4; H. Schocncd. b. Lowe. 3; 4. T.
Wicks b. Lowe. 3 J. T. Robertson. Smedlcy b. Lowe
q. j. Adams c. Smedev b. Love- S; J. Humbert. run
out O; J. Curtis b. Smedley, .; S Lee, c Sewel. b.
Lowe 0; A. Brown. b. Smcdlcy, 2; j. f. Duncan, not
out. o: extras. 3 total %.
Bedford-F. ID. Sewen, run out, o. {. Love- b.
Greene .; a. Lowe, b. Robertson. 3 A. Smcdcy, C.
Lee b. Greene o; II. Picker. b. Robertson, 3 J. C.
Marcy b. Wicks. +. y. Maree run out. 0; J. Macy
C. Helms b. Wicks. ]; a. Slater. not out !; II. A.
Holmes b. Greene !: i. Thornton b. Wicks. 0: total
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rryFRtL OF JrTTCE DEANE.

The funeral Of Civil Justice George b. Deane' !T'
took plarc Yesterday afternoon at the North baP'S'
Church in West Eleventh't. Inc a''enuan'o wa"
,,,-o The funeral sermon was preached by 'io
- ,hc Roy Dr John J. Browncr. The pail
,.,r,rs were Arthur Ware jeremiah Pdngborn, FRANK
I'm b. Miller. Arthur Hawley, John W. JacoD"''
William T. Gcdncy. Edward NJ Morgan {. A sears
and Albert Hall Delegations were present from
many If the societies Of which Mr.. Deane was
member The members OF the IXth Assembly DIS
trict Republican Club present in body. Among
the ORGANIZATIONS represented were the Hob0hel
Turtle club. the Lincoln Union lHepubican clubl
the Neptune and ATLANTA boat clubs and the Jener
son Association If the lNth assembly District AnoAl
Ferdinand Eidman. John ". Marshall, J. }: Adams
olice Captain BroGan, b. I: Morgan, Jacob Paticr
ern Assemblymau John Martin, James a. Fiu
patrick and Alexander Mealnm. The burial, whicf
VIII be private. will take place at NoOdlawn Gene
tory this afternoon.
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NETWORK CITY.

Edward Bannon the boy who stabbed George fle!ds
IN the breast at scvcntccnthSt and SeventiaVc' on
Saturday night, because Fields refused to give MIN d
cigarette was held for trial by Justice Hogan Ill u7
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
A fire which wa, soon eNtnguished occurred on the
nm floor of tie Manhattan f1otc owned by George
Iuber No. 100 East FourtcenthSt, early yesterday
1t caused alarm among TIC guests out ""' WI
fined to the room, damage. FOO
The many friend, of Archdcacon Alexander Mackay-
Smith will have AN opportunity TO congratulate MN
today on the completion of his fortieth year
A welldrcsscd. unknown man. about fifty years DID,
fell from a at Onchundred and-htue'h 81 anu
Railroad ave yesterday afternoon had ms SRuI ird'
turod and was taken to the Harlem Hospital IN a
dying condition.
The .assblowers employed in the factory Of the
Warwick Glass Company. al GlasSboro. " j. heafo
some time ago that some contract lahorerS oil uclr
,,,f, u,re coming over t. work III the WARWICK
factories and they sent local representative Oh 'he
KNIGHTS Of Labor. George l.. Cake, 10 Ne"-noIh L"
watch for the newcomers lc, ;rdaN Mr cake poafucu
,b, UD,bri, and picked out seven men, whom he Said
were the expected glass workers. lie sad ne re'oS
riz d them by peculiar callous marks on their haid'.
TIey wer, detained pending an investigation by 'hlel
Inspector Miholland
Iouis Parlsettc, IT, was the young man VINO per
formed the daring feat of capturing the morse u W
officer If the "a Battery, who was thrown "l'c '''
REGIMENT, were forming for the grand reVle" oI INC
troops on saturday. after the Sham u''uc J." va"
Cortlandi Park The name given IN yeSicIua! papers
Wa, Antonio Iunk.
Dav,a barrett an ex-convct. plunged into the East
rtyor Yesterday. ard with great difficulty rescued
boy from drowning He has SAVED other lives III 'i'e
same way and says he cannot get WORK on account
OF once being in prison
LEONARD Moody Of the Montauk Club, returned yes
tcrdav from his in East Pitt't"n' Me- WI'o'o III
& buiIdinc house with twenty four rooms fourteen
Of winch are guc>i-chanbcrS.
u.,u,rn StdnUav sent out a statement yesterday
fot pnbli,ation. saying that lie warmly approved te
Cable bill as a relief to the present dcploaoie S'""
Il. passenger traffic oonvencnccs in TINS city.
Twenty three Of the priests ana dca'ohN WIN WIZ
graduated on Wednesday from the General lhco'oei'"'
seminary ordained by Bishop i''ler "' O"I'"''
Protestant Episcopal Church. IN Forthi'e.' Heser'
IA, morning. The Bishop was assisted by DR.. Muir
dOcl. of Albany.
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OTHER STBURBAN TOXINS.
WEsTCIIEsTER COUNTY.

-
NOI-NT VERNON-A few Of the friends Of F..
" Fiske who was dcro,cd from his Office as village
trustee bv a slreyyd manipulation by the Democratic
majority Of the Beard aided by writ obtared from
Judge Dyclman before he had got out of bed a few
mornings ago. to compel the rOard of Canvassers to
make a return of the votes cast for C. ;. Mcclellan
an saturday have subscribed $50 toward bringing
the case into court upon owarrano proceedings
IN spend money TO contest his right to an Office the
term Of which expires In few months The once
i. one in which the incumbent gives his time energy
and Labor for the people without salary, ana AS nof
onc word of fault has bren brcathcd against MT
rsLe,. conduct Of the business intrustcd to hl the
dctermincd efforts If his Democratic opponents W
SunnrSed, him seem significant. In view oi the lact
,hat they have now secured twoturds vote III
~ contract work be given ont during tIss
next few months the Legislature mas siIin dSd
the trustees the privilege oi ralsluS FoVVp w
bv tay 10 nav for the lateral sewers liu lhc
tsxnaycrs recently voted 10 allow the trustees 10 fht'e
$4,000 more, II necessary, 10 meet d @ ~.
missioner of Public Works /, to be- appointed Inc
ncoplc will therefore closely ocruiiILc ne ~ 81 tle
Trustee, II is much regretted that poHucS mas "
come An element in the town ahtl', a., u Is tu'
dir. al ,. better class OF citizens 10 nave t'ir dlldl
ronductel for the benefit Of tie community rdte lhd
for few polite ans' 'crn nH ,, a., entertain
'uitcd American Mechanics, VIII give an cn"Ildin
mcn Of singing. recital" ions, ct''' !" ''''' "'N' ~
morrow at Fcrguson'S Han .., o,,,-.a Inn,
XnNkFR- Yesterday afternoon caused ddnl
. IN ,nr amount of $1,000 to Mr.. Dalton !, mousse
" - Riverdale ave, occupied by w j. WALLACE
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steamer F,etor City (Br Weiss Bristol May ~ Swansea
.... am. ,.-..o,. .,,v. r,,,, ,r,,, So
Non,. 4 co Arrived AT the Bar Al \ IN.
steamer Newport ShackiOrl AsnnWall days win mise
and pa4.,ng,rsto Pacihc Mall rs co
seamrr (Bri. Garvin Bermuda days with mdse
and passengers 10 OutrrbrdgoS Co Arrived al the bar
atJpUt ,.., -, -.
Kansas CITY, kcmpon. Savannah ~ days. with
nd. 10 Il l. Walker.
Richmond Jennoy, Newport news AMI West Pont
Va with ndse aud passengers tO Old Dominion "a Co
steamer Wysnoke. Hulphers Richmond. city Point and
Norok mdse and passengers ~ Old Dominion - TO
Herman Winter HalletL Boston with mdsc 10
pimock.
SUNSET Wind at sandy Hook. light NV hay. At CITY
Island wind light NV, clear.
Arrived yesterday
steamer Cmbrla tBr). Mckay Liverpool May - Queens
town 20 with msc aud passengers 10 Vernon Brown CO.
Arrived AT the RAr at 1872 pm
steamer ndoo (Br) Douglass Hun May a. with mdsc 10
sandrrson * son. Arrived A. the Bar AT LID M
SAILED.
Steamers kepler for Amst.dap Glasgow. Manaos Agnes
Gihra cola aud Viking Blraroa Iarbis Bay. Charleston
Ariancrsig. Tor tnlcutia
H,r., Besnard for Melbourne. Earl Of Devon Tralee
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS
orK,SsrowN. June lSacd Arizona OBJ Brooks
from Liver pool hence for New.York
May 81 Sailed, steamer Wcsternand (Belg)
Jamson for NcwYork.
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AGAINST RECKLESS GRANTING or LICENSES

1.-THE Original Package decision Of the Supreme Court
the Rev. Dr. {. L. Thompson at the Madison Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church last night may De considered bi
friends Of Prohibition severe blow, especially IN
the Western States. lTohbitOni-t must d'Nis" means
of fighting that has practically been aided by this
action But reaction is certain 10 occur
Even the organ the HquOrdalcr recognized THIS Tact
and dealers not u fectac themselves on ac-
count Of the decision, IL Will De- to be followed 10y
Congressional legislation which viii overcome the dm-
Guilty. Mr.. BlaiIs bill Will not meet IN" ca" at pres
ent II We cannot have prohibition, then let u, have
reasonable restriction We recognize that the absolute
prohibition Of the Of ntOXican, in NewN ork CITY is
mpractcablc but let have some curb put upon this
ndi,crmlnate granting Of licenses 10 who's" worth
10 the community not such privilege, and
instead having the issuance Of licenses guilty part
nershp the part Of the o'cnmcnt let De perfectly
legitimate and constitutional mean, Of revenue.
Thcre 10 900 places in the city where liquor
is sold. The record for the Ist Assembly District j,
1900 people 600 saloons and thirteen churches, Tho
weapons with which fight th, evil teaching Of
temperance tcnets IN the public schools personal example
on the part Of temperate citizens the Of moral
reaction which Is bound 10 occur.'
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The Rev joel Davis Of Trenton. who had been
called Ia be- the assistant Of thu rector 'i All SAINTS
Church orange Valley Ia, declined the invitation ana
Will remain whcrc Dc l-.
II i, thought that the prompt measure NAV nave
Icon taken los The authorize, of prtls" = stamp ON
,be dIphhcrta that q. time threatened & become
endemic will Dc successful. There nav" be"n n"
fresh case reported anl no new deaths TIE Lincoln
Avenue school VIII probably reopen on "oinr'd"
~ usual.
Tie corner tone ~ ~" nov cdinc" for ~" o'ngrc
cation Of Christ ChuNh Ert orange. WI b" !"d
with appropriate crremonc, tn, afternoon at .
o'clock 81 hop >tarkcy viii Jay the stone.
4 gang Of siAty men under the chars" 81 james
Neane rpadmast.r OF tAc -. l.. ~. ". X. r. were ~
work all day yesterday taking away the old ,"it'Ao'
Al the Lincoln ave. crossing So Orange, AID putting
IN the new connections 80 tAAt the tracks cuh b;
laid 70 TIE new freight house that Is proposed t.
iu.ld al That point.
me cltlei. OF West Orange are congratulations
tlcu.-rve. that there - every prospect ln ID" near
future ~ having .tr-,t railroad commune atom WIN
The oufsld world There THREE projects ~ loot
covering almost precisely the same SlpIud. AID "u'
OF the tar-c +, alino-t certain T. 80 through. The or
mat h. regarded the most certain - That 81 the
E,..x Passenger Railway which J. bac.i bF strong
following Of the RESIDENT a"uc The route. TIA" COM
terminus Al IIncDn.avc. along Main 10, Z" =
Marks Church, ana theme" alII- Valley E"ai Il the
Edison Laboratory. or 10 Wa-murtur- f. Tic CON
pauy hav, view the further extension OF lu" rpush
IL Montclair 80 dhi'u iiF VIII h" met d. "''aiil y
the consent Of he West Orange authorize, lnd J. is
probable that n the next meeting OF IN" orange Com
mon Council IN" franchise viii De- granted 80 n a,
Orange 4, concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-06-02
GRAND ARMY MEN INDIGNANT.

There has been a growing feeling of Indignation in
Grand Army circles since last Friday over the treat
ment received from the New York Park Commissioners
by L. : Grant Post. which conducted the exercises
at Riverside Park Memorial Day. The post ap-
piled nearly month 10 the Park Commissioners 10
have them put up stand for the seating Of their
guests. The thing had been done in lSS6, and
every succeeding year since the post took charge Of the
observances General Grants grave. TO his great
surprise Major b. Is. Corwin, who chairman OF
the Committee on Platform and Exercises, when lie
applied 10 superintendent Parsons, Of the Park De
partment. told that he had no authority TO put
up a platform. Major Corwin wrote to the Park De
parimcnt. and received reply which said in sub
stance that the post had permission 60 ahead and
put up its speakers stand, and plat forms. but
that the Department had no money they could use
for that purpose.
Board. but could get no satisfaction from them.
Commissioner Borden said that ne could not see any
reason why platform, and stands should not be
erected. in previous years, but that he was power
less to do anything alone.
ON Thursday afternoon. the day before the cercmo-
mics were 10 take place. the aid Of Mayor Grant was
invoked. and he sent hi, private secretary 10 the
any Of those officials. the post finally forced
erect the needed structures AZ It's O"n expense.
This done a. the last moment and IL required
sharp and quick work t. arrange for the accOnmoda
ton OF General Accr, the orator Of the day, who i
also Commander Of tle Army for the entire country.
Governor Ill., and the large number Of other prOmi-
ncnt guests who had been invited 10 be present.