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Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

rhsrfotte Re7uhHcan-
The CA for che National Farmers
Allianco Convention We notice q signed
on behalf Of the farmers 81 Men gan
hY K r. Treve lick. n pet-0if. end John
81. Potter, 1T isngnE. trreat farmers
they are They sre both pC seal
soldiers of fortune ami professional
favsmit1s. and have no more idea of
what = for tne best interests of the
farmers Of MIchlgsn. than a hog ass az
war ff thev are far sample of the
KIND of farmers thst composed frat
Florida convention. t1eu there mo-
longer wonder &C tbs ut0plon schemes
that were prom gated.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
WHAT OTHERS SAY.


Intar-0cean.
Tn-piate on the brain Is as common
disease now IN the Democratic party
as Ia grippe was two years ago. Start q
Dem 0Crat 20 talking on IRON or steel
rails and ne viii end up with "that tin
cup which used % cost" etc. Direct
bis attention 90 glassware and Ameri-
can carpets and cloths eQual 20 any
made IA any portion Of the world, and
be VIII swell out and remark, " Now.
Just look at the tin can goods business. .'
and sc the tariff doesn't affect tiu un-
til next July, and il IS IS cheap today
ss it ever was. The trouble IS there IS
t'n on the Democratic BRAIN. They are
tlu panned, as 9 were.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

l1'e7e $3.50
TTad s.ftrz Bun hsd the advantages
f sducaton and cIviizls ls6ca. he ri. &
rave rseu to b Speaksr nj a Rernr.i-
csn House .--Lousv ile Corner Jour
nss.
Ret these advantages would ksve
beer no bar - his beng De~ocfa -
Cangress1aan frcni kertlcky oT sen
stcr srcm south Carolina.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

THE Chicago News had an editorial
recently on the tendency of poetry
writing to promote longevity. Just
think Of the evil that one editorial may
work. Everyone wants 90 live long.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Ssransc Local.
Nit Page threatens 20 sue the Local
for libel for reporting that ne vas the
father OF a nine pound daughter He
SAYS that It's son and thas his name
Wi be Melbourn Ford Page. We
hasten % correct the statement. a.
though We believe that We could fur-
nish verv strong defense in the mat
Ter 0f lbe..
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

THEY take il hard. The Mobile Reg
ister says a reform that sweeps
Wade Hampton out of Office Is no re-
form AZ all. Il IS humbug aud de-
lusiOn." And the TELEGRAM-HERALD
says that a reform that sweeps the
whole Republican adm nlstratIon out OF
office = TO reform AZ al, but humbug
and deluSon so there now. But we've
both got TO stand it. Give US your
rs.
WE are gravely told that this IS the
scale OF prices received by Schiller for
his immortal creauonG For his MARIA
Stuart" III thaler. or about sS7; for
the "MRd Of Orleans" l07 thaler. or
about $50, for the Bride Of Messina, "
los tasler, or t75, for the "Wallen-
stein triogy. $50 thalsr, OF S235 for
"Wdham TELL 3sl thaler, or about
s2S3. The receipts Of Goethe from his
plays are less definitely known. For
"Mshomet' worked over from Vol
tare be got 81; for 'Ipnigenia," s2S;
fer The Natural Daughter" sos. He
might have got ricn and been respected, ,
Il ns had sawed wood
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

aay -uhseriber 20 hHE TELEGRAM-
HERALD sho faiis % receive ans paper
fosuiertss or uho niay have reason 90
sangisiu of tate delivery iu coaf~s
special favor ~ tatoEaaing this ssnce of
ths fast a. oncc. sead postal card or call
uP teiepbsne 33t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
LITERARY PABULUM.

Henry NJ. stanley has an article GA
African rgmies IA the forthcoming
January Scribner, and Marry fsppan
Wright has written q powerful story
entitled "A Truce Frank stockton
contributes the frst part OF two-psrt
story. Other interesting aTtTles ana
handsome illustrations complete an ex-
eellent number Tor the opening year.
- notable example OF immediate and
exceptional popularity IA literature -
% be- found IN Nj. Eugene Held ; two
dainty books "A Little Book OF West
ern Verse, and "a Little Book OF
Profitable Tables" recently issued 10y
the scribners, which haye IN two
months time reached their fifth edi-
ton. Col. Church's Life OF Ericsson,
aud Mr. b. +. Martins "In the Foot
steps OF Charles Lamb" issued by the
same iirm. went into the second edition
almost immediately upon publication.
one of the most remarkable lists OF
famous contributors ever brought to-
gether IN a single number of a magazine
VIII be presented IN the January issue
OF The Ladies Home Journal, of Phil
adelphia. The authors IN that number
will include Henry NJ. Stanley, DR..
Oliver Wendell Holmes, eX-President
HAYES, Hon. John Wanamaker, Joseph
Jefferson, Hon. Hannibal Hamlin,
Madame Albani, James Whitcomb
Riley, Gen. Lew Wallace, George w.
Childs, Dr. T. Dewitt Talmage, Mrs. A.
u. I. Whitney, Robert j. Burdette,
Edward Bellamy, Will Carlton, Charles
A. Dana, Sarah Orne Jewett, George
w. Gable, Julian Hawthorne, Mrs.
Lyman Abbott, Mrs. Margaret Bottome,
and nearly twenty others.
The January number of Frank Les
he's Popular Monthly comes out in a
holiday attire of gold and colors. IL is
beautifully illustrated throughout, and
Is full of interesting reading matter.
That household favorlte Peterson, I"
begins its 50th year of publication. 1t
steadily grows IN popularity and must
continue to, for 1t IS just such maya
zine as everybody enjoys. IL Is inter
estng, practical and useful, besides be-
ing very handsome in its new dress. Its
engravings are superb, It's literary con-
tents of a high order, and It's fashions
and needle-wo-k designs are as novel
as they are attractive. Fifty years sue
cess have only spurred it on TO fresh
efforts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,

THE cowboy is gong-his glory hay
* departed long since.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

WIEN General Terry, after Lees sur
render, commanded the military de-
partment OF Virginia, some rebel wag
wrote this appeal IN macSronic verse:
Terry. leave Oh s. sumus weary.
Jam aos tsclr o vldere.
~ Vis nos wlta joy impiere,
Terry. ir 1ac terra tarry
Diem nary
Terry. leave th.s c0untry,
Con amor.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Tar Chicago Journal frequently says
something about "the cable IN brief" "
is that a kindof a short haul on Yerkes'
systems
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
CRoZIER & CUTLER's
REAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
+. B. CALDWELL. MANAGER.

I3 Canal street Telephone off.
WAYTEp.-A residence loi must hsss e
mira casi sns balance P 'ii edge city prepsflg.
Clozior s Caiiers res' estate department
FoR REvT-Two stores On south p''s.onst.
rent rfssouHfi'e
EoR RFSI -Hossrn house. cor. oi wsslthy
E0R RENT-Four tenemsat. sss wesf Bridge
EnB HENT-rr'eHsie location for hsrf
rare store auf meat fhsftft 49, maze
terms raTr fof fret rfar. Cas- or fruTlrf
Catiersres estate aepsrf rneui Ger particulars
Ss-S vfH Inv = srlsnois corner rlot on foria
SffDn new house. O. roous south psrf r.
> B''f ciif iaf ssis Ca essy payments
Tal.o vrli huv nast nev. svoofB houss ~
-rthff Hre of rsr -oufn Grand ksr,ef i'ee
fre 81 fusf bt nr romflfiec So cow.
balance neHthig paFmenis
NUsKreov IoTs ara sors prep.rtr fer
- seia sbfsr f.cfs on fhssf sno eaafUon
trfr 49, 80 n eHtafs nsTments ca &c
~ wi fet yag sRenf Ass, rfnil. nil.
wTIH ELL ven ens RI fboss aeauflff ioff
nu nFF 81 aFt seatter ~ 80 So fe
fff - easy frrus ESQ eftg rf rIn.fa Iofs
rserr..s sarf.e rvsre ffffrf 0ut-rffsrfrr rEefI
ts4sr-f ~ fr.f ~ 2 Tsf GERS hfeNft 4F r.
esfes rs snd So uf ln nfT ofiet 80 q hpr1t
Trsft-s@
x-noo-oss fns sries sipck eamurfsrr
9 tA'ft efrTf uesernetf. srf sisEsrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

"kSow 70 the land where ths cy-
,Tess and myrtleF' etc. IL isn't neces-
AIRY. Michigan $ good enough for a
winter res0rt.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

THE editor Of the New York Mail and
Express 3 certainly in bad way He
says; Yesterday was remarkable for
the coincident appearance of wave OF
IRE and water" Ii doesn't affect ev-
eryone IN just that way, but Col. Shep-
herd wouldn't be Col. Shepherd, If he
Wasn't different from others.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
MANIFESTATIONS ARE FREE
AL OTHER ADVERTISING IS PAID FOR.

Twelve words VIII u~~
ualiN Kn "a he tSso line~s
thirteen anu aoE a. e.
csassd sSscntS words three
lines, and tn the larger
advertisements tte aver
asge Ia seven ~ oT-sts 40 a.
iine- There a. but oac
price aad shat iS quoted
isa the table herewith.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

RIAL h~AAl l..
ofica. Room & s. Monroe and 81 0ttaws-sts.
have some extra bargains for ths week .
Clf and sec ny iist I have modern house
and iot worth 500 witch I cau eel or s3s q.
and one worth $500 I can sell for 81 1f.
have an extra bargain Ga one worth 81 Q can
seI far 800 if taken fhs week. Large lot.
good hoase With eight rooms AT resdT o.
Move iGt1 Modern eat IN LVcn- ST.. 70 rent
90 good rartY. Houses 10 rent. >ei and eX-
change. Farms FOR sale snd meufyfo loan.
Two modeTa houses 70 exchange f1r good
farm.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
ssAl ss1ArsALoAn oEfice.

Roors Nos = anf Nsv p az Bees.
lfeEtr1@. h1
AREF TRACTS 20 rnf go bars woef srfs
- a. ressors 81 res s1e fsrDs
COOP DWELLINGS rfr iefs sas-ess
- H.eeks srf 1ssrsrte rtsrGfsttlIfrg 8 RS
ior sals.
NTnsE ~ a. rfs hoaghf ~ ssfs M-rer
~ sssfef 81 ress,nsa rsfss gne1 rez ssfsfs
serarsF
DESTR abb sre8r gs fsr .sat sa rees ioez-
- t-s ttt
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

open Monday "Wednesday and saturday
EytulHsS
n-femafe Meip2 waist akers.
w wagts si.-a per days J. eXperieGce3 tailor
eSs~s " gen raj girls. small families. good
wages. ! dlulng room siTis for outside city.
Tor city. girl e. work moons 3 second glfl. All
ladies oct II emF lymeni cal ~ Ladies' Par
lor Tower block.
lJANIED-Aale Heip-Au out 81 employ
w meuf cali Et rooms and Tower block.
evil ind you something.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
Largest OF All Michigan Dailies Ex-
cepr Those of Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

vafsa Press Rasosts. FroaPt aaa EsFiy
osasafr. AA tha Loeai Nsas. ana ths
cisaasst aaa Hest PiAialf Pfintsa Pager
PahI Ishsa Ia 9raaa aaelas
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
MISCELLANEOUS.


MADAME LsMoss the celebrated clair
u Noyauf and trance med ium. guarantees 10
her visitors perfect satisfaction. reveals you
most profound secrets and gives an entire file
read 'ng u you wou d bc successful Ia business.
law suits. maTriage and love. or bflug back lae
absent or e>tr1hFed ones. Consult tte
Madame. whose advice Is reliable ant preclc-
t'ons unfainng, remember she sucoeeds where
an others fails tells everything Important iu
your past life and describes accurately the
future. Pari0rs e. Canal-st-. hours a. "a. O.
=. M; calls received sundays. 80
AT MRS. Or. BUTTONS private hospital
Il may be- found infants for adoption. Nrs.
Dr. Dufton. ~ North Laue-aFe.. West side lu.
fants and young children boarded AID cared
Tor asltf
WEATHER STBIPS-g00 feet sust received.
W price an store reduced 20 1lsc per foot
put up around doors and Window &c. Place
your orders now ana save fuel. shall attend
% al Jobs in person this year. Also rubber
stamps. rubber type. stencils house numbers.
etc. etc. p. J. builafo, feari-st 12t
lNANTED-Every young man to step lu and
" see What We can Do with them iu pair
Of pants. suit a clothes or oscrcoat made 10
order. Aoigt. Herpolsheimer Co.
,6zxxHszs HORsEs wlntered in box stalls on
e. .sground. Good Timothy hay. Horses
~ 4caiied for and delivered. Telephone
B/lErH my driver 81 nv re HdFncf. NO t-i.
f&NaN ~ 40 hundred and & ffy acres 81 good
pasture y j. Church.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

NJ ftti ttAtt~ lsDa coulrarts. stoeEs sHa
aemmegtIsil I.apfr AoHkhi, l.o.ps
"a eat H. aaHlt eKtf.al tfaa.i sEflf UI flonUF
la taHl awe uuE Eea4 Investments aeseIa
h u aitiA, ta @haI sl
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

TOR SALE-Pisno. large size. fancy case
price si5). win spread and stool Us Wat.
son 81. -..
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
SITUATIONS wAETED-PENALE.


WANTED-work by the day; washing and
w ironing preferred. Alfo boy Of wants
WORK has had one years experience in brass
factory Address. Mrs 4. More. % Nason-si..
corner OF lOnia. 81
XVANTED-Sii by an experienced
w house keeper ia small family. Address
for one week. M. L. lhorp. Grand Ledge,
Mich. 30
NVANTED-A situation as ladies maid Or
" nurse girl Wages $50 per week. Aa-
dress g.. b., box 3, this 0inee. 80
I[ANTED-By 4 widow lady. situation a.
W companion 20 invalid ladys tfaTei nat
objected 10. Address Mrs A. /. lie, 10 West
Jsckson-st.. Battle Greek. " c.. So
NNANTED-Ry a competent dressnsker.
W dre.smaking by the Gay of piece. Cal ~
l3l West tulton-st-. city. a3s
WANTED-Sewi g. DO by the day or week
W by competent Seamsiress. Call ~ -
south l0nia-st. 81
WANTED-Bv q Young lady who has had
W three years fFueritBcf af tFVesei fta =.
s.tuafIon on newspapfr ~ in I'D othca. -
would do clerkin collecting or oihce Wofk.
Address Belle. box 4 t.iis Office -
IkNTED - situation Middle sred Iadv
" wants any tird of honest labor tY 8 ha
dav. prefers tome At niEhfs cnok na serfnf
or houseWork prfffrfet. - otise at. ~
WANTED - Situation Ambitions woutn
w wants charCe Of dfnff room and VII
ske p rEeli generally useful. Cal at oHce
L# Otfswa-sf. ah
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
FuskITuRF 49, 10 -

pADCLIFF& a Holt genera vafehoUser0sn.
II ~ MI south Dive on-sf.. store rlzu1s ard
furr rlfurs ~ icU rsfess ffpfTt fartefs ane
careful movers uita large vans' ssff prompt
~ ~ feiephoring Ne -. during bo1rs or -
after bonrs 3sn i-ti
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
roR RENT BUSINESS PLACES

EOR BENT-store q South Division 81. In.
CURE 81 Ihos. H. Mykes al
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

The January number of Frank Les
holiday attire OF gold and colors. 1t is
beautifully illustrated throughout, and
Is full of interesting reading matter.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

Is Canal street. Telephone 9fL
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22

XNANTED-Si by an experienced
w housekesper ia small family. Address
for one week. u. L. Ihorp. Grand Ledge,
Nich 30
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
FoR REET HOUSES.

Eoh hEAi-- Fourth. nfth and siATh feors 81
tho ueW kotsford bulGiur. .f aad =. North
Division -. vii De ior rent about February J.
Inquire az Corr. kuot Co. soil
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-22
zELF WANTED nAls

NAAILD- Man 81 middle axe honest su.
" ItsnecfahIe and acquainted Nlth fst
Room ~ Lcdy ard b 0cA. ll5 i4taNs-st, 81
LayGra
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
WILL DIR. Rr-RrSELL BE REMOvEDi

The Rev. Dr. Richard Lalor Bnrtsell refused to say
ANYTHING Yesterday Tn regard to the report published
of his alleged difference with Archbishop Corrgan who
is now in Rome The substance Of this news that
the Archbishop before starting for Europe ordered
the removal Of DR.. Burtsell To a country parish com
mand which the pastor Of the Epiphany declined to
obey. making the threat that II the command were
enforced he would accompany the Archbishop 10 Rome
and there plead his own cause. The reason for the
arcbbtshops anger against DR.. Burtsc is OF course,
we'll known for II has arisen from the open champion
ship by the latter the Of the Rev Dr. Edward
MeGlynn the deposed paste of st. Stephens Church,
and the expression BY him of views opposed TO those
Of the Archbishop on many size ISSUES growing ou' vi
that famous controversy - -, c,,,
The pastor OF one Of the largest Roman Catholic
parishes IN the city said to reporter OF The Tribune
with the Injunction that his name should not be pup
nshed The trouble will be settled beyond nonot
during the ArchbishOps visit 10 Rome but am quite
certain that the result will not be made known nnul
his return TO NewYork. II would be TOO dangerous
step either u suspend remove Dr. Burtseii' ana
what the decision will be no one can tell"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
CONTROLLER WEMPLE'S AGENT SCORED.

James Mcdonald and his son Samuel the proprietors
Of auction house No. 10 Nassau ST., charged
with violating the auction laws OF 1868 in the Court
Of Special Sessions yesterday. The complainant
was Auction Agent John j. Moriarty who is the state
Controllers representative in this city. Mr. Moriarity
charged that the McDonslds had failed file bond
with him for the present year The defendants said
that they offered the bond this year that Of
last year. and could explain why their bond should
be objectionable. In January, Moriarity received a
fee OF SO rs to prove the bond and the firm thought
that the matter had been settled. In the Of
the examination II learned that Mr.. Mo-iarity had
been In the habit OF charging larger fees than the law
allows. In the Of the McDonalds he received
g. rs than regular fec. The three sitting
Justices smith, Kibreth and Mcmahon dismissed the
case. Justice Scion B. Smith remarked
Your hands should be clean, Moriarity, when YOU
bring q case Of this character into court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
DEDTCATTNG AN ORPHAN ASYLUM CHAPEL

An interesting ceremony took place yesterday in the
Roman Catholic Female orphan Asylum, Flftieth st.
and Madison-ave In the presence Of large number Of
priests and many Of the most prominent Catholic av
men In the city. The occasion was the dedication Of
the chapel which Is portion Of the large K
tension OF the asylum which has been finished recently
at cost Of several hundred thousand dollars
MonsignOr Preston oficiatcd at the dcdlcatory ser
vices. assisted by MonsignOr Farley Of ST. Gabriel
Church. The solemn high mass offered mp by
the Rev. John Edwards. Of the Church Of the In
maculate Conception, assisted by Father Lynch as
deacon. the Rev. W. J. DAILY as sub deacon and the
Rev. J. W. Kelly as master OF ceremonies. The Rev.
J. J, Dougherty. Of the Mission Of the Immaculatc
virgin, preached. Among those present were Eugene
Kelly Richard NJ. Walters. Joseph j. O'Donohue. John
II. spellman, Major r; NJ Hayerty; Thomas 5.
william Labor, David McClnre Charles F. Walters,
James J. Trainor Patrick Herman. James X. Floyd,
Joseph Mcclure John {. Mccarthy. Charles Hamn.
Coroner Levy and Edward j. Mclean. MANY presents
for orDamenting the chapel were received including
large and costly sanctuary lamp from Mrs Fahne
luncheon was served In the large Study hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
PoLICY-pgALERs ACCUSE PEDLER OF BLACK
MAIL.

PoLICY-pDALERs ACCUSE A PEDLER OF BLACK
MAIL.
Bernard Marks, a pedler. of No. Cos Rivington-st
was on trial yesterday before Judge Fitzgerald on
cborge ~ backmail. and his defence that the
nolcy dealers in whose places he had lost money had
laid plans to cause his arrest and conviction James
O'Toole, who was formerly engaged In the pohcy
testified that on April 1o. while standing at Pitt ana
signed al. M The writer said I am in want OF
money. | know you are doing an unlawful business.
If You don't give sos Will inform the authorities
The letter appointed meeting at NO l3o feh-sI u"
April 49, OToole took the letter TO Officer william
j. Mccormack. OF the Union Market Police sleuoh'
who advised OTooc 10 take five nvedollar bills make
q memorandum OF The numbers and give them 10 the
person whom he met at the appointed time and place
O'Toolc did so and Mccormack arrested Marks, VINO
received the money.
When Marks arrested he said that all his trouble
came from policy shops and he said that the police
received So month from Coppels place at no. 200
stan;on-st Marks testified on his behalf tlat ne
had lost all his money at the policy shops ne maze
threats Of getting square With the dealers and lie dIo
have the place No. 2O6 stanon.st closed by the police
who was familiar with the policy dealers advised him
to keep quiet and he would attempt 70 get his money
back Jones aftcrward said that he had seen Billy
Meyer the hacker Of some Of the places and ths,
ouf OToole AZ Never and MARKS took the money
thinking that IT belonged 70 him He denied wr1tne
the letter to o'Toe4c He believed that Jones was
The trial not finished Yesterday Judge Fitz'
gerald directed the District Attorneys Officers 20 at
tempt to find Jones before this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-09
INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS At MADRID.

The third Industrial Conference held in Europe with
the cooperation Of representatives. from the United
states. recently closed It's siitings at Madrid. The
first took place at Paris, in 1s73 and the second at
Rome in 1856. The third lad for It's special objects
provide for the suppression Of false statements Of
the place OF production Of goods, to improve the In
tcrnatlOnal Bureau for Trade marks, and 70 make
changes In the convention Of 1s-3. The labors Of this
third conference lasted only nine days. and were
greatly facilitated by the assistance OF every kind fur
nshed TO II by the Spanish Government. The closing
session. called the sitting Of the protocol pre-
sided over BY the only living descendant Of Christopher
Columbus, the Duke OF Veagua, Minister Of Public
Works
The Congress held eight meetings and It's pro
ccedings were recorded in three different protocols
The first relates 70 false statements of the plarc where
goods were made Any product bearing such false
Indication is to be liable TO seizure III the prodGc s
country, well in that 20 which the article is I'M
ported This adopted unanimously, but by The
majority, the delegates Of ten States voting In the
affirmative. Those Of the United States succeeded In
causing an amendment be added to this first protocol
allowing the American Custom House 10 refuse al
mttance TO any foreign product bearing such false
statements false trade marks whenever their seizure
could not be effect ted after the entrance, under the
provisions Of the United states laws.
The second protocol relates to the international regis
tering Of trade marks. which shah be protected In oyc
be lawfully registered al the Universal Bureau at
Berne, through an application made b. the Government
OF the country IN WHICH inc Udnc marx rHtl nave
originally taken deposited. such application and
registering shall be published by the interested parties
| In supplement Of The Journal Of the lnleInaOns al
Bureau and the trade mark shall DE projected In the
contracting states exactly If II had been taken OF
deposited there This protection shall have duration
OF twenty years Int II could not be claimed for any
trade mark not previously enjoying protection In The
other minor questions. Arrangements were made fQT
the maintenance Of the international Bureau and It's
| organ. All these resolutions Of the Madrid Confer
ence have been voted, I'D referendum, that Is. the
protocols will be submitted 70 all Governments repre-
| Tod AZ fhc gprVe "a baefg IA,
| negotiations leading q possible ratification. within
| six months and they are 10 be put into execution
| one month after ratification.