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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
THE SLAVE TRADE.
Report That IL Would Be Permitted
Denied.

BEgLIN, sept, is.-leutenant Schmidt
cables from Zanzibar AN official denial that
a proclamation permitting the slave traffic
has been posted. He says that the report
was one OF the malicious ialsehOOds which
are being continually circulated in the hoIc
Of creating ill-teeling against Germany.
\ SLAVE DHOW CAPTURED.
ZANZIBAR, sept. Is. a slave dhow was
chased by British boats to-day, and aiior
an exciting chase was oyeIhaulcl. Several
shots We're tired before the capture was If
iected. The captain, an Arab, was Killed
by one of the shots. Tho ciew swan ashore
and escaped. tiny slaves were rescued.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
ISLE or WIGHT
farmers Peanut Factory Oysters and
Crops Matrimonial


Crops ps-1latrimOniaL
sMffnrinLD. w.. sept. lS.- special. T.
There was largely attended meeting Of
lhc Farmers Alliance held here last Mon
da. f. fhe Opera House. tAe principal husi-
mess BEN. tne completing OF arrangements
for the building a. l,e.r rcanut factory.
Work ha4 already hegur,
Oysieis ar reported All great abundance
and consequently an 9f the oystermen are
In GOOD spirits. and II the neAt Legislature
will display little more wisdom man me
last one, aud pass some good, wholesome
la,--. $50 as % protect this industry, we may
then looa Ger a boom throughout TINS see
ton.
crops are excellent throughout this Sec
ton. aud especially the cO.n and peanuts.
Miss Jennie wilson, OF this place. ana
Mr.. Crumpier. of " in1s0r, were married on
the l6lh In the Methodist church by the
Rev. Mr. Taylor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Em,n pa.ha Fighting for Germany.

LONDON, sept. lS.--Emn Pasha, who
said be was marching into Africa as an ID
venture. is evidently doing some lighting
for Germany. At rabora he hoisted n
German nag and seized quantity Of guns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
THE GEORGIA SENATORSHlP.
4 Board qf IonGr settles the Gordon-
IiYingsto Dlfiicnlty.

ATLANTA, Ca, sept. 1S.-In the heat of
the senatorial canvass, it was feared that
personal enmity was likely to ensle through
rumofs circulated by friends OF Governor
Gordon aud Colonel Livingston. At the
request OF these gentlemen a board Of honor
u,,k up the matter, and brought about a
settlement Of 50 much OF II as was personsL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Negro Murdered in Monroe.

CHARLOTTE, y. c., sept. Is Special. -
\ special from Monroe to the Chronicle to-
night SAYS: There WAS a murder commit
ted in this county last night, near silver
springs and about twenty yards this side
Of the south Carolina line. As usual, the
subject Of the row was woman. about
which two negroes. Reece Bird and Jim
Caster, had a dispute, and got into dilli-
Guilty. IL was in the dark. and both men
drew their knives and pistols. Bird shot
Caster twice, and Killed him almost in
stahtly. Caster died with knife in one
hand and pistol in the other Bird was
arrested and lodged in jail here to await
his trial"
TAX RETURNS or CHARLOTTE.
Tax returns of Charlotte township show
an Increase in taxable value of 100000.
The aggregate Ot property returned this
year is s, j,G39.Gl9. The number Of poll-taX
returns is Whites, l,O9j, , cOl0red, jl3.
no OrPOsITION.
The Eighth Congressional district i.e-
publican Convention mel to-day IN Lenolf
and adjourned without making any nOml-
nations. This leaves the field without Op-
position to Colonel L. II. II. COwles. Demo
cratic nominee, for the fourth consecutive
term.
TO RETIRE.
Rev. 4. :. Brown. pastor Of the Lutheran
church in Charlotte. has resigned. lie Is
from Virginia. and cOntemplates retiring 10
commercial life. his health being such "a 10
preclude his occupying the pulpit any
longer just now.
GENERAL RAILROAD AGENT.
T. T. smith. local Richmond and Dan
Vile agent in Atlanta, Ga, has been ap-
2 Hs..t. 4 4 ll..r. taf d.
tecnt here t0 succeed 4. l.. Smith, resigned,
TO accept charge Of the cotton compress
here, which the Richmond and Danyille
recently leased to a syndicate Of local cot
ton buyers. who ship most OF their cotton
direct on foreign orders.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Stir Among BoulangIsts.

PARIS. Sept iS.--SOme stir has been tr =
ated among the B0ulangists here by in'-
prisOnment OF the editor Of COcar,ie, the
BJulangist organ, for violation OF the press
law.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
4 Munlilcent Beaueat.

CHICAGO. September 1S.-.Iohn u. Rock
afellow has just given si,oO0,000 more to
the new Chicago Baptist University. in adj
dticn to the SCVoo0Q which he contributed
previously.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
THE STRIKE OFF.

Knights OF Labor APPLYING for Reinstate-
ment.
NEW YORK, sept. lS.-1here was a rush
of Knights Of Labor strikers to the Grand
Central depot this morning, the EXECUTIVE
Board of Il. 4. No. 9ia having formally de.
clared the s,.iLe Oh last night. General
euperinlendent voorhees, told the men that
the road was well manned at present, aud
that ali he could do for them WAS 10 take
their names as applicants %. work ard re-
fer them 10 the division superintendenis.
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o'BRIEN IN TRPERARY.

TPPER,RY, sept ls.-Mr. 4 'rIen and
his wife arrived here "A . O'clocA this even
Ing. The public lamps had been left un-
lighted in order discourage any gathering
of theI people, but many citizens met the
party at the station and cheered them a.
they passed through the streets. Canon
Cahil and other friends visited the court
house where they were taken. o'Brien and
Dillon were booked 10 sail on tue Teutonic
for New York October I-t
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
Disastron. storm, in Europe.

LONDON, Sept. ls.-from all parts OF
Europe come the news cf disastrsus storms,
and OF wild, wet weather..
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Another Gin Tragedy New
Railroad-.;rief Mention.

Eailroad-3rief Mention.
RALEIGH, y. e., sept. Is special -
Mr.. John Robinson. state Commissioner Of
Agriculture, received telegram to-day
stating that his brother. George l.. Robin
son. was killed by cotton gin yesterday at
his home near Wadcsboro. lie was work
ing al the gin when one OF his arms was
caught and was torn Oh up 10 the elbow.
lie bled 10 death bC.Oro medical aid could
reach him. This is the fourth occurrence
Of this Kind that has been recorded within
t,-n weeks
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-09-19
rRTE NlAlL DELIVERY.

Arrangements for a ifoe mail delivery
system AT Durham have been elected. and
service will 20 into operation November lst.
PROPOSED NEW RAILROAD.
Citizens Of Rockingham and Granville
counties are moving actively to secure the
new railroad from Madison. IN Rockingham
county. 10 oxford. The proposed road runs
through Caswell and Pars0n counties, and
traycrses a splendid tobacco section. Ii
will connect at Madison with the Cape Fear
and Yadkin Valley. which runs from Vii
mineton to Mount Airy, ana with the Roam
oke ana Southern. which runs from Roam
Ike, Va, 10 Winston. \ &.
BIG COTTON FACTORY.
The oxford Land and improvement Com
pany has Just decided 10 build mammoth
cotton factory at that place to cost 100000.
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.r. uiou and o'Brlen have been ar
.nN Charged with making incendiafy
Disastrous storms are reporter
..r Europe "A terrible massacre oi
-.a.fl. las occurred In the town 81 10
l.." .u Mc Caroline islands.-1he editor
'...te. ue Douiangist organ, has been
.-. ln pars.~Emin pasha is said TO
d.. .I.... . f.f Germany
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GENERAL.

.rirallr is being circulated In opposition
+" t. itmocutlc party, the motto on which
mercl fof Ameficsns.--Iienry Cassell'
". Jersey CITY. tried % XIII bis son In church
.s .c we loo the act Of being married The
A'.nrA} constitutional Convention has re
.u'i Jos tHtiugs. The Central railroad
'.iht Aas been formally declared OIL
"aonusctis Democrats have put q iu'i
.r.ei ln ihe field. Cleyeland's name was
''oiy cheered.--The Webster Miller fae-
zion afe31 control Of the South Carolina Re
publican C>byentiOn.--A board OF honor
.''' settled The CofdOn-L Livingston trouble In
hrYfNa
~ New Orleans, Baton itouge. and othe
|'''e' aaluies were fired yesteraSy by the
"i"-'"'tery Leagne of Louisiana In honor
~ we passage by Congress Of the anti-ioiiery
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RAnROAD NOTES.
NEW YORK BUREAU
RICHMOND DAILY TINES, :

Further progress has been made toward
the consolidation Of the Louis, ille aad Gin
cinna.i tobacco warehouses. The title
agreed on is the Western Tobacco Ware
house Company. One million six per cent.
bonds, secured by personal and real mort
cages; two million oigbtper cent. preferred
stock and two million common stock, will
be issued.
The shenango and Allegheny railroad is
being extended from Allegheny 10 Lake
Erie, entrance % the latter c.ty 10 Doc made
over the Pittsburg and Western lines.
Unler this consolidation the line will be-
known a, the Plttsburg, ShenaugO and
Lake Erie railroad. The extension 10 be
built is sixty miles long, and trains are TO be
running by January ist next. The new
route will give the Baltimore and ohio an
other outlet 10 the West.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia.
llrst week Of September. 1890, Sl19,J16; lSs9.
Sll6.a5S; increase, $63,0ls. Memphis and
Charleston. first week OF September. 1870,
SAT, ,ljJ; 1889, 1882; increase, Sli, ,79J.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. J.. u. Caughran. Tacoma real
estate dealer, is in the city.
DIR. and Mrs. d. S. Green, of Pasadena,
Cal. are stopping ct the Rainier.
Mr.. w. f. Carson, the well-known pas
senger agent. was in the city for few
hours yesterday.
Mr. j. s. Durham, treasurer OF the Seat
tie, Lake Shore & Eastern railway, went to
Spokane and returned yesterday.
Mrs. Handbury. wife of Major Hand
bury, engineer in charge of the Columbia
river bar improvement. is visiting her son,
Mr.. V. G. Lewis, in this city.
Mrs. Frederick H. Spar!ing and two
children will leave tomorrow morning tor
Washington City, where she will make an
extended visit with relatives and friends.
Mr.. j. M. Colman left for San Francisco
last night on q business trip. Mr.. Colman
will purchase . large amount of material
for his new building while there. He will
return in about three weeks.
Lieutenant Douglas H. Terrell. of the
United States navy, who has charge of the
branch office at Portland of the United
States photographic service, was the guest
of his old classmate, Captain Frederick H.
Sparkling. of this city, at the Rainier yester-
dag
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O. uan Killed 40 Feur Passengers
Infurea-Fsur Carr Darned.
Assistant Superintendent Nadeau Vas
asked last night If be had received any par
ticuIars respecting the wreck Of the North
ern Pacific passenger train, near Heron.
Yesterday morning. He said he had just
received = telegram from Assistant Gen.
erai Passenger Agent Charlton. - follows:
PoxrAxn. March 1s.-Ssl0 . MI 4. Nadeass
Deraiiment at train No today caused By cnL
vert giving way. The cn,vcrt Was III right
when train so passed. = few moments before.
Ne and No. met ~ Heron Defaflmsns oc-
CURED two miles east OF Heron kxpress Me-
senxer Miles was killed. The diningcaf and two
fsrstc,ass sleepers did not leave the track. Four
adults and one child. occupants Of tourist
sleeper, were injured Everything done for
comfort Of the people No made mp and
started for Missoula. special Track Is now
clear. Mail, baggage and tourist sleeper and
frst-class coach destroyed by are This message
contains the facEA A. D. CHARLTON
Assistant Superintendent Nadeau said
the accident must have occurred ~ about
Gas q M. Tuesday. and that It was the
train that left here Monday. The special
train was sent out from Missoula. where
the Northern Pacific hospital and in6rm-
ary are located. with appliances and sur
geons necessary for the care of injured en-
u.ioyea
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coNDEMNINa PROPERTY.


A notice of tendency of action was filed
in the superior court yesterday and re-
corded with the county auditor, the peti-
tioner being the Seattle & Montana Rail-
way Company.
The suit Is brought for condemnation
proceedings against the state of wash
ington and forty-seven respondents. The
land To be condemned is a strip eighty feet
wide running in northwesteriy and
southeasteriy direction across the
ground bounded by Railroad avenue
on the west. Weller street on the
north. Commercial street on the
east and Lane street on the south; also
portions OF the blocks in Desrborn's sec
ond addition. Dearborn's second addition
TO rgunmer's addition. Jndkins' addition.
and John Leary s addition; also strip OF
land sixty five feet wide in McNausht's
third addition. Dearborn's third addition.
pearhorn's fourth addition and City Front
addition.
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THE TERMINAL RAILWAY.

The Shauhut Franchise Accepted
Wheat Ships Contracted For.
b. +. Shauhut, Amos Brown and Thomas
Ewing yesterday afternoon filed their &C
ceptance of the franchise granted to them
by the council to build and operate rail-
way along Railroad avenue to West
Seattle, subject to the terms and restric-
tons thereby imposed. They also deposited
with the city clerk the required sum OF
81, 900. in the shape OF certified check on
the Puget Sound National bank
The seattle Terminal Railway & Elevator
Company yesterday contracted with New
York firm, by telegraph, 10 load three large
ships with grain, from their new ware
houses between Augu st and September Is
of this wear
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Hoods SarsapariIIs

Il rrepared from Sarsaparilla, Dandelicn.
Mandrake. Dock. fipsissewa, Juniper Ser
MES, and ether xell-known and valuable vese-
table remedies The combination. proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods Sarsa-
rariIla, giving il curative power not possessed
nv Other medicines. Il effects remarkable
cures where others fail
81 consider Hoods SarsapariIla the best
medicine ever used 1t gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out
= S. Tocc. los Spxuce Street, Portland, Me.
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~when thought Hoods Sarsaparilla made
Z good investment of one dollar in medicine
for the first time II has driven on rheuma-
tism and improved my appetite so much that
my boarding mistress says must keep IL
locked up or she will be obliged 10 raise my
board with every other boarder that takes
Hoods Sarsaparilla. THOMAS BuRRELI.
20 Hilary Street. Brooklyn. n. Y.
II ind Hoods Sarsaparilia the best remedy
for impure blood ever used" NJ. II. BAXTER,
ticket agent, p. q r. Rd., Bound Brook, N. J.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for 8. Prepared
b. c. I. MOOD 3 CO.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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A I.ineman's Union.

The linemen Of the city have partly per-
fected the organization Of . Iinemen's
union. The organization il to be branch
of the national brotherhood, and . mem
Der Of the grand lodge OF Colorado is ex-
pected here from Denver within = few days
to complete and perfect its establishment.
The union begins its existence with . mem
bcrship of thirty. 1t may be stated that q
lineman who is overload of either drinking
or gambling is not eligible to membership.
and any member proposing the name Of
any such person is liable himself to expul-
sion from the order.
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Damages for the Cascade.

Pacific Navigation Company, OF Tacoma.
owners OF the State of Washington. which
ran into the steamer Cascade and nearly
wrecked her. was in the city yesterday try
ing TO arrange settlement with Carsen Il
Clarke, owners of the Cascade. II is un-
derstood that Mr.. Caughran made the
owners of the Cascade an offer on the dam
ages and that they promised an anwer
shortly. What the amount offered was or
whether Carse & Clarke would accept it or
not could not be learned.
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STRETCHING THE CABLE.
The Big Madison street Wire Rope vii,
BE Laid Today.

The Madison street cable viii be stretched
today. At O'Clock this morning the end
OF the cable viii be put into the conduit on
West street, and twenty four horses will be
hitched 10 IL Itisexpected that the power
house viii be reached by noon, and the
West street turntshle again by night.
The wire rope will he spliced In the
morning and il everything works well the
trisi trip may be run tomorrow. II the
weather is bad today the cable viii not be
nut down
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Hoods Sarsaparilla takes less lin, -
quantity to show its effect than any other -,
arat;on-s MIS- c. A. HuRRARp. n. fAjH ~
MY wife had very poor health IL "a.
time, suffering from indigestion. poor
tite, and constant headache. She tried p
thing we could hear Of, but found 10 ~ 1
she tried Hoods Sarsaparilla, she + -
taking the third bottle, and never I'm
in her life. We feel It our duty to rseou
1t 20 every one We know" GEonc. -
WILLIE. Moreiand. Cook County, IN
Hoods SarsaparlIln !
Sold by al druggists. o.; six for & n
by c. l. HOOD q CO., Apothecsries, LsvoR SIs'
100 Doses One Dolls
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Is the best blood purifier before q -
IL erzdicates every impurity. and cuses = ~
uis. salt Rheum. Rolls, Pimples. al rur'
Dyspepsia. Biliousncss. Sick HeadaeAs r. =.
sesticu, General Debility. Catarrh. -
tism. Kidney and Liver Complaints & -
comes that extreme tired feeling a. I, r.. :
up the system
Hoods Sarsapariila was Code !, Z.
for it cured me Of dyspepsia and hvw -.
PLANT with which I had suffered = 49,
j. b HoRxBEcK, South E.r..hurr. n = 8
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To make IL round numbers. say Sit5 coo,
which IN nay Judgment" said Mr.. Durle.
is as small as We can ask, considering IL
Is on the basis OF q first investment and
permanent one"
After some discussion the report. asking
Tor xs1s.t0 for the water fund and si65, coo
Tor IRE purposes. was adopted.
Hassoss AND wHsRvEs.
Phillips. for the hsreor and wharves COM
nsitsee. reported that no amount was re-
aaired Tor that department. The only qaes-
ton was what 60 do with the Jackson street
sip.
SEWERAGE AND DRAINAGE.
Twschell, for the sewerage and drainage
COMMITTEES. reported that there was a diff
terence OF opinion ss to the amount re-
saired. He thought At least $1,000 would
ne required TOR present needs. and different
methods could he adopted under the new
charter To provide FOR this department
The report calling for siio,0u Tor sewer.
age vas adopted.
wAlingford said the total 81 si.Soessl
should Re cut down TO si.0a,uoe. but after
considerable discussion IL was decided that
the amount could not be changed.
roASD o. rpKtlc woRxS
The coanrslnen then indulsesi in a zen.
ssd discussion OF the best wsy 20 estah-
iish beard Of rahlie works. hns siccisesi
hat no action could he reasonably taken
snti the new charter came In sorc.. They
considered The amount Of bonds to he -.
sued ss not excessive. bus thought they
sere in honor hound 10 ask Tor il ss
greater part Was already owing An: should
~ paid. The duty VAS unpleasant, hr,
they would not shirk il.
Hall called attention 10 the neni az nv.
frants Ia North Seattle and said that a.
lake Cn,on Water Company rropoSe.t
that the city sssee with them % furuiss
wstsr "a certain nnmh~r az hvdrsnts in
that locality. Nc action was taken.
nsiiEokp sysyUx SsTcAxloS.
Jude narks. q. the request Of wansur.
lord, was asked 10 address she COUNCIL
lie said:
Il do not wish 60 take up arr cg your
szluAs1c nsne. but 10 wish 10 say a few
scrsss In regard 10 tfe very uapoTtAat mai.
sr n relation 10 the Fxilresd situation.
wish 10 szy in the ssrst iaSssnos that ss is a
nsssAks 10 sarpcsu that the seattle & Mon-
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city Of Kincston's First Trip.

The steamer City of Kingston, Captain
George Roberts. left here at noon yesterday
for Whatcom on her maiden trip on Puget
Sound. She went to Tacoma Monday night
and left there for here at Q o'clock yester-
day morning, arriving here at IL
o'clock. She took about fifty passengers
from here and small shipment of freight
1t was close to Il O'Clock when Captain
Roberts took his position on the bridge and
the lines were cast of. Under q slow bell
she moved out into the stream. when she
WAS sent ahead. She moved rapidly along
and West point soon shut her out of view.
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NORTH END ELECTRIC ROAD.
Contrscts for Grading and Bridxinl
Awarded YESTERDAY.

NOutNoNNo iOb SIaUluX anu Il
Awarded Yesterday.
Contracts were awarded yesterday by
the West Street & North End Electric Rail-
road Company for the piling, and the over
head work on two large bridges and tres
ties and for grading the entire roadbed-
Howard & BRYANT received the contract
for piling, and Smart Il Simpson
for the overhead timber work,
for sums aggregating $4,000. O'Day & Co.
were the successful bidders for the grading,
having been awarded the contract for such
work the entire distance of the road. at q
cents per yard.
Work viii begin at once, and as there is
a provision in the contracts that compels
the contractors to finish their work by
June Is, the company expects TO have the
entire system completed, and cars running,
by the first day of July.
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rHE .yAP. CHALLENGED.

CArfsssl waists % Meet Him Fer oi.oee
Side.
The following challenge is self expiana-
tory.
ST PArL- Nina. March q. ls9o
To ske Posr-TyrKLIIsExrxR: l hereby chai-
lenes Nasxads SpfakieAi. the champion Japan
ese wrestler, 10 wrsssae match for 500 70 vs.
. side. .G.eco Roman style. best three in ave
failk ~ match 10 take risce in private before
ten pexons on each side II this challenge =
nosateepsed BIZ the Jap Il win b open to a1y
Se1er wrestler via he In Seattle BY Aurii
Respecfful,y. LUuxx MAKc CHKlsToE.
Lixhf-uesshs champion wrestler Of the world
is more than probable that the Iron
Jap uill accept the challenge and give
Chrissol . chance 10 win all the money he
wishes. Matsa4la is rapidly regaining his
old-sime strength and if he continues to
improve. Christol will have his hands full
Il they face each other on the canvas.
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The Chamber OF Commerce Cafe Under
Consideration.
At q meeting OF the Chamber of Com
nerce tomorrow night the house and res
saurant committee, which has been look
ing into the advisability of q restaurant for
the chamber. viii submit its report.
Its expected that the committee will
suggest that the chamber set aside por-
ton of its building for that purpose. but it
Is not known definitely whether the report
will favor conducting restaurant under
the immediate control and supervision OF
the chamber. with a competent caterer in
charge, or will suggest that the chamber
lease portion OF the building to private
parties for that purpose.