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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-06-15
AUCTION sALrs-ruture DAYS.
NOTICE OF SALE.

Default having boon made in the payment
Of interest upon some OF the bonus issued
under and secured by certain mortgage Of
deed Of trust made the 3lst day of December
1851. between The Virginia Underwater Coal
Company, a corporation of the state Of New
jersey, as party of the first part, aud Ihe
Mercantile Trust Company, corporation
created and existing under the laws of the
state of New York, OF the second part, and
such default having continued for more than
a period OF six months. and the trustee hav-
ing elected that the entire principal sum OF
ali the bonds outstanding and secured By
said mortgage has become due and payable
and having been requested 10y The bOndhoid-
efs and owners OF a majority Of such bonds
so outstanding, TO exercise the power OF sale
provided for iu said mortgage.
Notice j. hereby given that the said trustee
NIL gft -
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ix1HITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,


Immediately on the &. and o. Hallway. The
In,ud Central Hotel and one hundred cot
togcs at This great health and pleasure re-
sort. with n well-earned reputation of Cen
Inrv for the Medicinal Virtues II the waters
and Fine summer Climate. situated high up
I'm the ALLEGilANlEs, 1000 ieet above lhs
iaval of ihe sea and surrounded by noun
taIns !. 500 feet higher, are NOW OPEN fOk
THE SEASON. Cuisine uD 10 the highest
standard Many improvements have been
made since last season. incandescent llglis
INTRODUCED. Improved Railroad Service with
fine Finest Nestfbulc Trains pass our doors
daily for the North, South, East and West.
For Information enquire az all General
Ticket Offices. or address u. +. IA klE,
my21-imO superintendent
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Lemons Only Rival.
Birmingham News

George l.. Lemon, the editor of the Pen
sion Bureaus organ, has a monopoly OF the
pension business. His only rival is "BlOcks-
oi-FNe Dudley" and Dudley has been mo-
nOpOlizing the smiles Of Raum, the chief 81
the dreadful bureau. But Raum has been
specializing and wasting money. Lemon
endorsed his paper for $4,000, and then
Raum gave precedence To Lemons innu-
merable cases and claims, and the other
agents were outraged that Lemon should
get his money first, and in vast sums, and
they have combined against Lemon 10
squeeze him and Raum, and they charge
Lemon with corruption, and Raum raves,
and Lemon has sOured on poor Dudley, and
there is much mud-slinging among these
good men, whose business it is to rob the
people and grow rich upon plumber shoyelcd
out Of the treasury by Romulus Remus
Raum
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUMMER RESORTS.
A RCHER's HOTEL.
~ AMELIA COURTHOUSE. VA,
Is ready to receive
SUMMER BOARDERs.

rorce. shady yard. Nice rooms. Near to
,be oTterburn springs. Terms low.
NV RICHARD ARCHER.
,ea.or Proprietor.
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Read the Proof.
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. ., $50.

IICliMONH, ' 49, Dtpt' % l'o'.
] feel it my duty TO write and at
test the efficacy Of american Blood
Cure Tonic" tits evidently agreat
Alternative tonic. I have used it for
several months in my family for
chronic liberation of the bowels /;
the patients physician pronounced
the trouble q very bad form Of dys-
pepsia. After q years treatment,
with constant, gradual wasting Of
patient, the doctor recommended,
as a change, outdoor country air. [
suspected tubercular trouble and
commenced the use Of the tonic.
The patient soon began gradually to
improve, and is now entirely well
and hardy. NJ. L. BOSWELL,
500 n. Eighth st.
A. B. C. CHEMICAL CO.
Drawer No. 92l. Richmond, Va.
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my 1911
SWEET SPRINGS,
EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL.

T. u = "
Not expecting to leave the CITY during NacA-
ton, ] will give lesso 5 for two or thtee noun
a day to any who may wish 10 improve theli
standing in the public or other schools. Fol
terms. &c, apply at school rooms corner
sixth and Franklin streets
iel3.3ts H. ESQUIRE.
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VuGiSrA-ClrY OF RIClIMoSD. ro-Hlr;
This day persOi ally appeared before ~ a.,
.. Mcndeubcrg. "A notary pubic DID, 'l.'
said city and -tate Aforesaid. H. ittsl
and Fanny Boitgheimer, whose mann ~.
signed 10 tho writing hereto anitA,l. Ia.
ing date the Both day OF May 1880 Hnl ~
orally Acknowledged the same bei'i' "
ia ms city Aforesaid. . -. ..aa
Given under my hand this 3p,n NAV b.
my3O- sa6t L. %. WI NDtNbf h'' ~
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL

MECKLENBURG COUNTY, ATLANTICAND
DANVlLLE RAILROAD.
Virginia, orens June 1st. New Buildings,
Hot and Cold Mineral Water Bath, Refttng
and Furnishing generally. Boiling Alley
Good Livery. First-cass Fare and Service,
with Railroad running TO the Hotel door,
together with the free use Of this famous
Water. make this most pleasant and desiTa-
bic place 20 spend the summer. train viii
make close connections with all day trains
on the Richmond and Danvlle railroad, at
Clarksville, and passengers taken without
delay to the Springs. Two mails daily. Terms
reasonable. Write for pamphlet.
+. :. WHALEY. VI. D., NJ. l.. OGLESBY,
iel-eod1m Resident Physician. Manager.
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DISsOLUTIONs.

THE SPECIAL AND LIMITED
| partnership here oi0re existing unI''
the n'rm-numr aud style oi ID. koscnut fs. in
fhe manufacture az clerODts Doe the citN D.
Richmond Va, OF which said PARTNERSHIP i.
goscnherg i~ the general partner uud Fanny
Bottighclmer tnc special partner ANA Wn''i
was constituted Ol -iuaIl} by articles ddi.
me 18th CAV off March. l,S2, and whlcn ri-
minated on ihc 18Th day of N .fcu, l0,p, u..i
was renewed March Is. l--1, unit hNir'i i'.
1855 bat Wn ch before ~lIl fl-t ttHfufH. It-
riod had arrived Was renewed nlu esq
nom the 18th day d fenfuar. i-4. '' ..'
f2Ih day OF February, 1897, AID ui N .I.'t DO"
fio. has ing been duly fcc0fifd 5000 T.
I'd according 10 Jaw, ami rifcuinr' 'N
.ug since arisen iuak ng \ dc.iinN.'
special partnership should Doe NN" ''''.
difs0lved by the act and consent ol san l'
ties. ,..t.t
Notice is hereby given to Tho pa'
said special and limited plfihc' snip D.
dissolved and terminate Go take
soon as this notice shall have been nult i.
lI,hcd and recorded according tO las
for Six successive weeks next rnsNiDt
date hereof Notice }. also given ilii i,i 81.
purpose OF winding un Dee alfaii, 'i ~" ~.
clal partnership. said 3D.. EostlN'it t-' -'
oral partner. VII sign ilc nrn -iHtih. ,u Peg
datiOu. and is authorized 90 cIltt. .ii. '.
Standing debts due the ,iid nnn 1ud iiHI ,''
such business as may be nert,siit To ,'.'
such liquidation 81 said business ah" '
otherwise. .... s.. az
Witness our hands this the 30iA day "
H. ROSENBERG. ....,
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THE YEAR AROUND.
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS,

MONTGOMEKN COUNTY, Va.
OPEN 10 VISITORS JUNE 10. 1890.
These springs are situated on the summit
of the Allegheny Mountains. Jhe air is pure
and inNigOwtiDg. No Og- and no Malaria.
The waller H. celebrated for its curative prop
critics in wide range Of diseases. Accom-
mOdatOns first class in every respect. send
ieiI-Im HIGHWAY HOLT. Proprietor.
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- b. CHM,
ATTORNEY ANU COUNSELLOR Az LAW
AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
oo,HANK SHEET. RICHMOND. "a.

Practices 100 all tho state nni United state,
Tourfs lille, examined. Conveyance
made and al kinds of lrtl Documents
drovrn -rnc.af attention giNon iO thf cole
lection OF cIHIris. inhD- "'"
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so,Ia
NOTICE

NOTICE
one j. w. JOHNSON (cOlored) holds power
Of attorney from us TO sell Territorial Rights
OF Patent granted q. W. ray, Of Lansing
Kan, dated March 10. 1889. Now, this gives
notice that said power OF attorney has been
revoked six weeks ago. ard any use OF our
names by HIN is fraudulent.
e. ". DAY * J. NJ. GILMAN.
Kansas City, Kan. Jeii-t
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Alternative.
For Scrofula
| Salt Rheum,
| EryslpeIas,
| Cancer, Tu-
mors, Chronic
J Cnres- Rnils.

BIotches, MercuriaI Affections, En-
Iarqed Joints, Sciatica, Mercurlal Rheu.
matism, and all other Diseases caused
by Impure Blood.
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MOUNTAIN TOP HOTEL AND
Va SPRINGS,
over Rockh,h Gap Blue Ridge Mountains
.095 feet above the level Of the sea; fine
views: delightful summer Resort; cheap
board; strong Iron springs.
Many attractions 10 the invalid, pleasure
seeker and family; OF easy access.
Address AiE~SltS. MAH-lt ~ ~.
nvl3-eodfm Alton. Va.
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II tJsJI ~ = NII
IS all nature needs in nine cases ont Of ten remedy
sickness. The old idea OF bleeding. bistering. pura
ing. etc, has been superseded by that Of assisting
nature that is. seeing diet and sanitary surround
ings and giving medicine 10 act gently but just rs
certainly rs The old style. In al cases OF Stomach
Troubles, Indigestion. Dyspepsia. etc.
DYSPEPSYN
Ian arfihcia, gastric juceformula on every bo,tlel
aids the weakened stomach By putting into Il what Il
lacks. namely asfyf ifc which assists the digestion
Of the food relieves the pain or heavy feeling and cures
the constipation usually accompanying stomach
troubles As you value your future health as0id Bit
tiers. Blood Purifiers and Purgaiivcs, which only
ifritate and weaken the stomach, aggravating the
Dyspepsia The disease is in the Stomach 50 aid the
NomGeh. Endorsed BY physicians. Send cts in
stamps for valuable book 10 HAZfN MORSE,
s. MAIN ST., BUFFALO, N. Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

XTIRGINIA-IN THE CLERKS or
' FlCE OF THE CHANCEkl COURT Or
TILE CRY or RICHMOND. THE 2irH DAY
Oh MAY. $3.50 IN VACATION.
i l.. Fuqua and Jennie F"qua. his wife,
80 Plaintiffs
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William Lewis


IN lilAHiih
The object of mis- suit j. 60 obtain sneciilc
performance Of 90 contract entered into DY
ihe defendant. William Lewis, with thc
plaintiffs. dated the 2Sth day Of slafch. 1857,
Tor the purchase OF thc farm called cool
WELL situated lu New Kent county, Nir-
giuia. aud ihe payment of the purchase mon
ey thereon, to wit: One Thousand dollars with
interest tnrt.on rom the Zsth dly of March,
l~s7. now duf, ana i've undicd dollar, with
like interest PAYABLE on the 2eth day Of
s.arcn. 1901. and the sum If I've hundred
dollars with like interest PAYABLE on the HStn
day of March. 1902. An affidavit having
been made and fled that William Lewis is 20
non resident OF the state of Virginia. 10 is or
dered lhat be- appear here wlthin fifteen day 5
after due publication Of THIS order ana do
what may Dee necessary Ca protect hs Interest
in this suit
a cOpy-Teste
j. y. HARRIS, Clerk.
GEO. =. HAw, p. q. Jcl- Suiw
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Grazing Icebergs.
Hartford COurant.l

This years list of uncomtortably narrow
escapes on the great deep lengthens apace.
Since the City of Paris met with its mot
yet fully explained mishap in March, two
ocean steamships have butted into or graz
cd icebergs, and two others have run upon
rocks. The latest Of these adyentures to
date is that the City of Rome, which struck
Fastnet only yesterday morning in dense
fog, snapped of her stem, shipped guam
tity of water, but got out of the sorape
without more serious damage and Went on TO
Liverpool. The question Is, how long will
this luck lin ill-luck) continue?
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Lungs, Long Continued Coughs, BrOn-
chills, Catarrh, Chronic liberation Of
the Bowels, Dyspepsia, General Debility,
ChIcrosis Green Sickness, Leucor-
rhea, and all Diseases Peculiar to
Women. II is the q - Remedy yet de-
vlsed fer the care o. crAkLE WEAK
NESS. II invigorates ard builds up the
C.,etnn. Try 10
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ALLEN & GESTEg,
CIGARETTES ANDToBAcco HANUFAcTURERs
RICHMOND. VA.
Factories: 9Th and Cary andl7th and Cary
Streets.

CIGARETTES Richmond Straight Cut
No. (the original brand, Virginia Brights,
Opera ruff-. and other popular brands.
Smoking TOBAGtO.-isiChmon Gem
Curly Cut, lichInond Straight Cut, old
Rip Long Cut. Dixie Chop Cut, smoking
Mixtures (curly cut and nrlnuateih anu
Cut Plug Tohaceos &c.. sc. All prepared
from the choicest tObaccOs pr0cnrable.
mh26-tf ALLEN & GlNfEk
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Mr.. ID. II. Parkman, says the Macon Tele-
graph, tells Of curious phenomenon in
ChattahOOche county-a place where rain
falls perpetually. The spot is located on a
little knoll in II thin wood on the Ship
place, two miles from Thad. Mr. Parkman
says the discovery was MADE last Thursday,
and that rain has been falling since thai
time. The downfall covers space of fifty
feet square. This space is perfectly wet,
and the leaves on the ground are full OF
water. Mr.. Parkman says ne visited the
place with Mr.. q. a. Mcl,ryde at noon
Tuesday. There was not cloud 10 be seen
in the sky, and the leaves everywhere,
except ON the square, We're as dry as
finder. 81 stood with the space between me
and the sum-" said Mr.. Parkman, "and saw
raindrops coming steadily down from the
sky. held out my handkerchief and il was
soon saturated with water" MIR. Park
man says that everybody who hears about
the phenomena is skeptical, but that the
many who have visited the place in the last
few days have gone away convinced. No
one has yet offered I'm explanation OF the
mysterious rainfall. Mr.. Parkman sug-
gests that some powerful substance attracts
!he moisture from the atmosphere.
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Business men at Houston, Texas, are
talking about the construction Of canal
from Houston across the level prairie 10
the nayigable waters OF the Brazos river.
After careful investigation, IL is claimed
that such scheme Is entirely practicable
and will cost less than Sl.000,00o,
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against


Theodore CarlnNon's heirs......~Dcfendants.
~ CUANCERY.
The object OF his suit is % supply INK ln
the chain of title to lot 40 southeast corner
OF Twentv-seVcuth and VI streets, described
ON licuiicO county land books as lvi on
lgeutv-seveuth street, squire 40. ST.
Adams, sc and 10 set mp % lost decd rom
Theodore Darlington and wife 10 Niucfhb
lucas. and obtain q rcconNeynuce OF the pro-
perty, ~ ,
fhat the defendants are parties Unknown
they are ordcrodt0amcar here wlthm iiiieen
days after due publication of this order, ana
DO what is necessary CD protect incr lniet-
csfs herein.
A copy-Tostc:
CHARLES W. GODnlN. Clerk.
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CORDIAL HOSPITALITY.

Here we have received the kindest atten-
ton and the most cordial hospitality.
Last night we saw Ned Ilon, who is do
ing SO well in The sweet opera Of "suzctte."
He has "A cOngenal part. and sings most
sweetly. lie is with "Ihe B0stonians,"
and has acquired all the PAGES necessary TO
make his charming voice we'll appreciated
here, with the odds in favor Of lis growing
in popularity.
From what / have seen | am satisfied
that Chicago can and will make the World s
Fair what it ought 10 be-the greatest in
ternational exposition ever held. Il. j.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18
THE BEHRING SEA QUESTION.
MIR. Blaine and the British Minister
Trying to Settle 1t.
From the New York Sun.

From the New York Sun.
OTTAWA, Feb. 17.-In parliament today Mr..
Charlton drew the attention OF the government
to the absence OF any reference in the queens
speech to the Behring sea matter and said he
would like to be informed if the dominion gov
eminent had any explanation to make. In reply
Sir John Macdonald said that the only informa-
ton he could impart to the house was that
Secretary OF State Blaine and the British
minister at Washington were now engaged in
preliminary negotiations with view to reach
ing settlement Of the Behring sea question. if
an understanding could be arrived at The Hon.
Peter Mitchell drew the attention Of parlia-
ment to telegram just received. in which it
was shown how narrowly Canada escaped an
invasion from the United States three years
years ago. He quoted the telegram, which
read as follows:
I'm a speech at the dedication of the first reg.
iment armOry, Cincinnati, on Saturday night
Gov. Foraker said he was asked by telegraph
from the War department in 1887, when the
Canadian fishery situation was strained, how
many armed men he could rush to the Canadian
border in case of a sudden emergency. He SAID
similar messages were sent to the governors Of
other states"
In answer to Mr.. Mitchell Sir John Macdon-
aid said this was tile first intimation the domin
Ion government had received of the narrow
escape Canada had had. He. however, believed
that there was no truth in the statement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18
NEW CANAL PROPOSITION.
Nine Owners and Boat Builders Want
to Lease 1t.

Annapolis Dispatch 70 the Baltimore Sun
In an interview late last night with Mr.. Owen
Kitchens and Mr.. R. H. Gordon of Cumberland
it was stated that q proposition will be made
on behalf OF the mine owners and operators
and boat builders and owners Of the Cumber-
land region for q lease or purchase Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal. All bills for labor
and materials due by the canal company are to
be paid in full. The canal is to be restored az
waterway. Bonds Of 1873 and interest are to
DC secured Or paid. A first mortgage 10 to be
given to the bondholders of 1874 or trustees for
their use for the sum of 81 600. 900. payable in
forty years at per cent, secured by lien
upon all the lands Of the company outside of
the actual land occupied by the canal and to
be further secured, if necessary for the payment
OF interest, by first lien upon the water rents and
leases collected by said company, and further
to secure the state of Maryland by second
mortgage covering the corpus of the canal for
the sum Of 81, zoo, 900, payable in fifty years
with interest at four per cent or redeemable at
the option of the state at the present time, or
upon such notice as may hereafter be agreed
upon. for the sum of 5000, 900 cash. A COM
pany Is to be organized to carry out the pro-
visions OF this agreement. under the direction
and advice Of the board of public works and the
attorney general. The provisions may be al
tered by the text OF the offer, which is to be
made in the legislature tomorrow, but there
will be no material change. Messrs. Owen
Kitchens, Frederick Mertens, VIM. r. Porey,
Park Agnew of j. F. Agnew Il Co., r. H. Cor
don and others will be among the incorpora-
tors. Bond will be given for the performance
OF the obligations under this contract If made.
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UNCLE SAM BARRED,
The Behring Sea Dispute Before Brit
ish Columbian Court

Justice Drake of the British Columbian su-
preme court at Victoria has just rendered de-
cision says dispatch to the New York World
which declares that the government of the
United States has no jurisdiction over Behring
sea outside Of the marine league limit The
question came before the court in civil suit
brought by Henry Baxter of Seattle, WASH,
against Solomon Jacobs of Victoria for viola
ton of sealing contract Jacobs is the owner
Of the schoOners Mollie Adams and Webster.
In January. 1889, Jacobs contracted to sell to
Baxter in Seattle, at stipulated price, all the
sealskins taken by his two vessels during
tina. year. The schooner Webster was
lost in storm, but in April, 1889. the
Mollie Adams delivered her season s
catch to Baxter. A verbal agreement
was then entered into by Jacobs and Baxter to
the effect that the Mollie Adams was to retur n
and take seal in Behring sea and deliver tn @
skins to Baxter at the price stipulated in the
contract. The Adams went to Behring sea and
returned last November, but instead of deliver
ing the skins to Baxter Jacobs sold them In
Victoria Baxter then brought suit against
Jacobs for damages by breach OF contract.
The defense held that the contract was not
valid as sealing i'll Behrlng was in viola
ton of United States statutes, and called Mr.
johnson OF Port Townsend as legal expert to
establish in court the American law relating
thereto. He read sections Of the statutes gov
erning such cases, the anne ndments enacted by
Congress in 1889 and the Presidents proclama-
tlon. The court, however decided that the
contract was valid and refused to recognize
the jurisdiction of the United States in Behring
sea outside Of one marine league from shore OF
American territory. 1t was held that the law
existing where the contract was made had no
bearing in count. Baxter was awarded "a. 16l
damages. Both defendant and plaintiff are
American citizens and the schooner is an
American vessel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18

Omcials Who "Squeeze'' Merchants
and Paralyze Trade.

United States Consul John Tyler Campbell,
at Foo Chow, in one Of his late reports to the
Secretary Of State on the subject Of tariff and
taxation in China notes, ''among other irregu-
larities" in the system in vogue, the habit of
the Chinese officials Of obtaining their hveli-
hood at the expense of the manufacturer and
kader. He says:
The Chinese officials. as a rule, have no
Axed salaries and their compensation is OBJ
tanned by what is known here as squeezing 1t
n so common that its practice is looked upon
- a matter OF course and ere ates no comments
whatever. In order to get out of or into the
interior Of the country with merchandise with
as hight q contribution of hkin as possible the
owner voluntarily sees the barrier and passes
on TO his destination. barrier who is exorbi-
tant in his demands cannot long hold his posi-
ton. While it Is understood that officials may
do such things, yet If one goes beyond reason
able limits in his exactions the people, who are
AL powerful in their way, will drive him from
MS position The system is corrupt and op-
pressive, paralyzes trade, discourages industry
and drives all enterprise out of the people,"
"A barrier is q district tax collector
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-02-18
The WheeInan

At the annual national assembly of the league
OF American wheelmen in New York yesterday
at the Grand Union hotel there were ninety-six
delegates present when President C. H. Lus-
comb called the meeting to order. Among
these were T. J. Kirkpatrick, chief consdl of
Maryland. President Luscomb submitted the
annual report The burden of it was a protest
against the disobedience of the state officers
1t showed that at the present time there were
l2.5OO members in the organization, 1877 of
whom are ladies. The four states having the
highest membership are New York, Massachu-
sets Pennsylvania and Maryland. The bill
before the legislature for improved highways
was referred to, as was the success of the annual
meet at Hagerstown, Nd, in July last. The
treasurer's report shows that the receipts for
the past year were $3,797.25; expenditures,
81 909 "a