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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Grace-Street Presbytorian Church Elects
Elders and Deacons.

Owing to the rapid growth in the men,
bership of this church during the epastorate
of the Rev. DR.. Fair the session of the
church found it necessary TO increase the
number of elders and deacOns.
In compliance TO previous announce
ment the members assembled in the lee
ture-room Wednesday night and elected
the following: As Elders, b. Q. Wherry.
c. Z. Cross, and Edward GRAY; as Dea-
cons, ". S. Constable, James w. Gordon,
X. 4. Lancaster. Dr., and w. W. Tribbett.
DR.. Fair was moderator of the meeting.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
One Knocked from a Cart the Other Run
nNor.

The ambulance was called yesterday at 8
j. NJ. to attend a white man named Miller.
who was knocked from "A cart and had his
thigh broken. Miller was driving wood
cart. and al the time of the accident no
was going through the almshouse gate,
where he had delivered his load. He was
taken into the hospital and treated by the
physicians. Later in the day friends came
and carried him home.
Another call WAS received at O'clock TO
attend a colored boy who had been run
over at the corner Of Seventh and Main
streets. When the ambulance arrived the
boz had recovered, and medical treatment
was unnecessary.
The last call Of the day was received at
0 O'Clock 7. NJ. to attend "A colored man on
Fourteenth street near Franklin, who had
been attacked with cramp-colic. He was
relieved and taken to the almshouse for
treatment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
HAPPENINGS ATTHe UNIVERSITY.
Qualification Over the Fayerweather Be
ouest-A Burglars Big Haul.

TyrvyRsrrY OF VIRGINIA, Dec. 10, 1890.
The members of the University faculty
ara hsnny over the gift of 100000 70 tho
University by the will of Mr.. fayerwea-
ther. Of New York.
Professor John w. Mallet is giving a re-
ception tonight 10 Mr.. Allen Hanckel and
his friends Of Norfolk
Last night a thief broke into the rooms
of some of the students and stole very
valuable gold watch from Mr. William ;.
Stuart and another gold watch ana ia an oyer
left for washington with his plunder, val
ned al $500. on this mornings train.
Dr. virginius Dabney. of New York, and
Professor L. NJ. Blackford, OF Ep'scopal
High School, Alexandria, are at the Uni
yersity.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Rlshmond Musical Union.

This union az a recent meeting elected
the following officers for the ensuing year I:
President, Ii. +. Laube; Vice. President,
Moses Stein; Secretary, j. Thomas Pulling
Treasurer, August ]. LESS Sergesnt-at-
Arms. IL. NJ. Phillips: Trustees-G. A.
Thilow. j. c. Relnhardt. II. J. Tremer ;
Executive ommittee-Richard Wagener,
George Voelker, William WAGNER, Isadore
Hirshburg. and j. @. Dunlop. The numeri-
cal strength of the union has greatly in
creased since its organization FIVE years
ago. and is IL fiourishing condition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

Mr. Walter Travers Daniel, who as boy.
was Richmonder, is the editor-i n-chief
OF the PAIN. a magazine of the Alpha Tau
Omega. published in New York. Among
the chapter editors are the following Vir-
giuians: Eugene c. Massie. of Richmond /;
George w. Morris, of Charlottesville; j..
b. Robertson and Peyton Harrison, Uni
versity Of Virginia. aud Z. A. Smith and
IL IL Pacnin SnleIn. Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
An ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

is offered by the Perpetual Investment,
Construction. aud Deposit Company, 100
east Main street. A Alimited number Of lots
Will be gwen away for the mex, few weeks
with every 81 900 worth Of paid-up stock.
The certificate will be issued in the name
OF one or more persons.
DAY1D w. REINHART, Secretary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

Carpenter claimed that everything was
being done By him that conld be done 70
expedite these shipments. IL was suggested
70 the Chairman OF the Inland Trade Com
mittee that the general manager OF the
road should be communicated with TO Sc
cure the cooperation Of the officials OF that
road. complaints being very general ana
the trade being an important one TO blch-
mond.
ENTKRTArSAfENT FUND.
Mr.. s. W. Travcrs. chairman of the sub
committee for the collection and disburse-
ment of the funds for the entertainment
Of the American Society Of Mechanical
ENGINEERS upOn the occasion OF their re-
cent visit 10 Richmond, laid before the
board the account of Mr. Lewis ID. Cren-
shaw. Jr.. show ug balance on hand OF
Silg.fO. and reported that the sub-commit-
tee. at a meeting held yesterday evening.
had decided 20 refer the disposition OF the
balance 10 the Board of Directors OF the
Chamber.
Upon motion Of Dir. Edgar D. Taylor it
was ordered that the amount be placed TO
the credit Of the Committee on Reception:
10 be used for the future entertainment OF
visitors 20 the city.
A motion made by Hon. George l.. Chris
tan 10 the effect that a committee of i've
he appointed 20 consider and report
at the next meeting OF the board the eX-
pediency of the Chamber having ban
ouet Tor its members at some time in the
near future was unanimously carried.
a communication from Messrs ii. Wal
lerstein d Co. in reference to the estab-
llshment Of a bonded warehouse at Rich
moud was referred to the Committee on
Outward Trade.
GENERAL BUSINESS.
-.yl,,4sov Df tbo Tlrgfnore Mon z
Association and Exchange Of Syra-
cuse, N. Y. advocating the re-
duction Of letter-postage to one cent,
was referred TO the Committee on Postal
and Telegraph Service. Resolutions Of the
Merchants Exchange, st. Louis. advo-
eating the establishment OF an American
ocean mail-service, was referred TO the
same committee.
An invitation 20 attend the Interstate
Immigration Convention TO be held De
ccmber 18th at Asheyile, n. c.. vas re-
ferred 10 the Committee on Agriculture
and Immigration and "A communication
from the New York Board of Trade and
TRANSFORMATION approving OF Senate Bill
No. 1929. TO provide for full and proper in
vestigati0n OF the electrical industry for
the present census reports, and asking the
cooperation Of the Chamber IN procuring
the passage Of that measure, was referred
10 the Committee on Information ana
Statistics.
THE BUILDING FUND.
The committees canvassing for further
subscriptions 10 stock IN the Chamber OF
Commerce building were unable in the
limited time since the last meeting OF
tine board to see all the parties upon their
respective list, but Will continue actively
at work and viii doubtless secure the
amount required.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Republican Senatorial Caucus committee
INV teiegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

WsssISGroN. d. c., December IL. In &C
cordapce with the instructions of the Re-
publican senatorial caucus held last night
senator Edmunds has appointed Messrs;
Plumb, Hale. Mitchell, Mcmillan, ano
Power as the members of the caucus com
mittoe to act with the Republican mem
bers Of the Finance COMMITTEES IN irainine
a scheme Of financial legislation to be SUD-
mitted 10 the caucus
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

Major A. r. Yenable has just returned
from Ocala, Fla. where he has been for
two weeks attending the meeting of the
National Business Association Of State
Agents of the Farmers Alliance, and il
now ready to attend promptly to all de-
mands made for his services.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

II. L. CHRISTIAN & co. would call the atton-
ton Of phySielans aud others to tho fact that
they offer nifty cases 6beir eighth purchase)
Thom psons Bromine ana Arsenic spring Water I;
80 case Of I2 balf-gaion bottles, or 50 cents single
bottle Delivery free. Pamphlets on spplica-
finn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
blackstone Destined TO BE u Place Of Inn
uortance.

Many improvements under way, cotton
factories, woollen- mills. and various other
enterprises soon 10 be put in operation.
The remainder of the stock will be taken
in short time. Now is the time to buy.
Its advantages recognized by, Boston capi-
talists who have purchased half of the
stock of the company. Only two hundred
OF the one thousand shares are now for
sale at par. When disposed Of, which will
be in a few days, the books WI be closed.
Write for prospectus toJoseph NJ. Hurt, sec;
rotary and treasurer Blackstone Land and
Improvement Company.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Old Fa.hian Remedy

Of our mothsrs-syrup OF Pure Pine Tar. Hors-
hound and Wild Cherry. DIR. Davids Cough
syrup. best known for coughs, colds. Group, con.
mptsoo, and sil throat and lung troubleS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Lea Camn 1a-N,rht

The weekly meeting Of Lee Camp TO be
held tonight will be a very important one,
and II is desired that there shall be a full
Attendance.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Sold BY druggists genera
phu,io,,s D,re.tib,e Cocoa.

Unlike other coeoss or chocolates, II Is not
greasy, aud though containing al the nutri-
mont Of the richest cocoa bean, II Is go prepared
that it will no. disturb digestion. AL druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

Meade & Bakers Carboiic Houtb-wash,
delightful toilet article. pleasant 10 the taste,
purines the breath. and prevents decay Of tho
teeth. Prepared only oy
I. ROBERTS BAKER, Pharmacist
el9 east Main street
aoId bv druggists generally
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

r. II. Kuhn, of the Southern Express
Company, q member Of the clerical force
for two and half years. has resigned ms
position TO enter toe grocery business IN
the city OF Petersburg Win ar; a. ?;
cSunts. ] Nd L,I - 'sasss s;s:s relatives. sU "
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Operation Performed on Sir. woodbridge

A slight operation was performed yester-
day on Mr.. Edmond Woodbridge, the
Young cadet who was thrown from buggy
about a week ago and suffered fracture OF
the skull. Last night bis physician. Dr.
Hunter Mcclure. stated that he was doing
very we'll. but was not considered out OF
dan1er
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
CoaDATs THE NOTION.

Tho Cohen Company establishment GER
tainly combats most successfully, the no.
tion that Richmond is not in the front
rank in houses OF It's character. A detailed
description of the useful and the beautiful
10 be seen there would fill Yo!ume. IL "a
a house where all classes. from the richest
TO the poorest. can find it IN their power TO
make some one happy. Order" and
"politeness" are the watch-words OF its
employees. and when one leaves it and takes
q last lingering look ut the Niagara Falls
and suspension bridge that ia in one of its
windows he feels that he hos been spend
ing his time at magnificent Christmas
exposition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
MADE A PINE SPEECH.

For some moments after he began there
was an evident sense Of disappointment,
but as he proceededto 20 talk about his work
he gathered up his hearers and pleased
them very much. He is quite agood story
teller, but he is much more than that.
You will never wonder at the vast crowds
that flock TO hear Mr.. Conwell after you
once hear him. His style is very humor-
Gus and attractive.
Among the noted gentlemen present at
this meeting Of the union was Rev. DIR.
MacYicar, president Of McMaster Univor-
sty. Toronto, Canada. He IS now filling
tho position Of secretary of the education
department of the American Baptist Home
Mission Board. He is here as the guest of
Rev. DIR. c. II. Corey. He will lecture
every day this week at the Richmond The
illogical Seminary.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

Browns Iron Bifiers cures Dyspepsia, Mals-
rtA. Diliousness. aud General Debility. Gives
sYsngth, aids Digestion, tones the nerves-cre-
stes appetite. 1ns beat tonic for nursing
motharG weak vomn. end chiidEan
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
nIr Cnmhnok,,Leotnre.

The Hon. VIII. Cumbnck, Of Indiana, lectured
last night at the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton to a fair audience His subject, lnTisi-
bio some People" proved TO DO tho gossip,
slandercrs and ta.tlers Of modern times, and
the lecture was O satire as we'll as afermon on
the evil thar these people accomplish. 10 Is
ruent speaSer, ami running through his re-
marks was q bright vein OF humor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
TohacconIsts, Asslgnment.

Try telegraph 20 the Disps'cu'i
NASHVILLE, Tenn, December ll.--h. II.
Walker A Co., tobacconists at Clarksvlile,
Tenn, assigned to-day. Liabilities. SAo'-
0Oe assets, $4,000.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

The Howitzers to Parade and Banquet.
Tho Richmond Howitzers will parade this
afternoon at O'Clock, after which they viii re-
turn 10 their armorv. where the annual banquet
OF the association will be held later In the eye-
min
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
TIE LOOMS OF THE WORLD.

Here and in the story above will be
found the products of the looms of the
markets of the world. Everything from
the staple cotton and woollen goods "a, tho
most superb aud richest silks. satins. vel
vets. and carpets Here also is a magniti-
cent line of furs, and other wraps and
ladies' underwear. and il perchance the
visitor is a book-worm he can spend hours
pleasurably revelling in the elegant stock
OF standard and Christmas works. There
the eve il almost dazzled 10y the display Of
slverware iewelry, and cutlery, and yon-
der one feels that he Is in a separate and
distinct store so profuse IL the exhibit of
gentlemen's furnishing goods.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

In the basement is also the china and the
china and glassware and general house
furnishing department. which constitutes,
also big store in itself. and contains
stock Of glass and china that seems almost
limitless. At the time Of the Dispatch rep
resentatiyos visit the basement was even
more crowded. if possible. than the upper
stories, and what with the conversation of
the customers, the fitting about of the lady
clerks, the sparkle of the glass and china
and tinware, and the mixture of the gro
tesgue and beautiful III the toys was an
ever-shifting fairy extravaganza.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
BELOW THE STREET.

But If tho scene upstairs is bewildering
at first blush. what shall be said of that IN
the basement? Here m the toy depart
ment the ingenuity OF the toy-maker has
reached its highest development. IL IS Q
place 10 set a child wild with delight and
make those of maturer age wish they were
children again. There are upon the
counters or suspended from the ceiling
funny toys. instructive toys, mechanical
toys al minimum; bicycles. tricyles, hobby
horses. dolls of all sizes. degrees Of beauty
and all races, and knick-knacks by the car
load
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
TO CARE FOR TIE ORPHANS.
DIR. Taylor Chosen ~ superintendent
Cnmmitts.e EnIarCed-Citizens' Interest.

DIR. Tayior Chosen n superintendent
Committee EnIarged-Citizens' Interest.
AT the meeting of the Board Of Trustees
of the Virginia Baptist Orphanage, held IN
this clty at the time of the meeting OF the
General Association, a committee OF seven
WAS appointed to visit Salem 10 examine
the property which had been gwen
TO the orphanage, arrange for lts
transfer to the trustees, nominate
superintendent and recommend nine
additional trustees from Salem and
the vicinity, who should constitute those
members of the Executive Committee,
upon whom would naturally deyolve, the
nam responsibility for the conduct OF tho
routine work of the institution after 1t
shall have been fairly established.
In pursuance of this resolution com
mittee consisting of Rev. DIR. W. +.
Hatcher. Rev. DR.. George Cooper, and
1Iayor Fllyson, from Richmond; J. T. Bo-
rum. of Portsmouth: DR.. a. B. WOodhn.
of HAMPTON: Rev. j. Is. Taylor, ID. D., OF
Lexington, and Professor G. l.. Cooke, of
Hollins. met in Salem on Monday ana Tor
two days were engaged IN discussing the
affairs of the orphanage.
A AsUPKRTNTTNDEEr NOMINATED.
The committee were unanimous in their
selection of Rev. j. B. TAYLOR. of Lexing-
ton. for superintendent of the orphanage.
without any concert of action he was found
TO be the FIRST choice of all the members OF
the committee.
Or. Taylor was greatly surprised at
his selection, having received no IN
timation of the purpose Oh his asso-
ciates 10 nominate him Tor the
place. He was, as might have been ex-
pected, unable TO signify whether he could
accept, but assured the committee that ne
would give the matter his most careful
consideration and would at as early day
as possible apprise them of his determine
tion.
ADDITIONAL TRUsTEEs.
Tho committee recommended "a addi-
tional trustees Messrs. John NJ. Evans, Z.
r. Towson, o. l.. Stearnes, Thomas i.
Preston, and A. G.. Duncan, OF Salem. Hon.
w. q. Evans. DR.. G. f. James. and Dr. o.
+. Flippo. Of Roanoke. and Rev. u. W.
Beale. OF Hollins.
THE CITIZENS MET
On Tuesday night meeting Of citizens
in theiuterest OF the orphanage was held ia
tbe Town Hall. Mayor Younger presided,
and Professor Paynter, OF Roanok ke College,
delivered happy address OF welcome, ana
speeches explanatory OF the plans ana pur-
poses of the board were made 10y Mayor
Ellyson. DR.. Cooper, DR.. Taylor, and Dr.
Hatcher.
n Lesutifnl mill overlooking the town, and
when the plans outlined at the meeting
are carried ont the Baptists of Virginia Will
have one OF the most beautiful orphanage
nronerties TO be found anywhere IN the
A meeting of the entire Board of 1rus-
tees will be held at Salem some time about
the 18th Of January.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
THE SOCIAL UNION MEETS.
Resolutions of Respect to Mr.. Eilyson-
Address Of DIR. Conwell.

The Baptist Social Union held a very
large meeting last evening in PiZzIni's par
lors. It was ladies' meeting, and the fair
ones were out in ell their beauty and love
hLess with their husbands and brothers.
Mr. II. w. Powers, vicc-president, pre-
sided. Five new members-G. F. vii
liams. DR.. j. B. Wood. w. s. Forbes, III. NJ.
Starke. and A. T.. Dckinson-were elected.
j. b. Winston. ESD, offered series Of
resolutions IN regard 10 the great loss this
union has suffered in the death of It's presi-
dent. Hon. II. X. Ellyson. Mr.. Winston
followed IN a chaste and eloquent address,
and the resolutions were then adopted.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
he GAVE 1T UP.

Parnell is not a director of the company.
He ceased 10 be so at his own desire about
five wears ago, for the express purpose of
guarding himself from ali pecuniary or
criminal responsibility for the paper. That
responsibility / have myself borne wholly
throughout all these years. | entirely con-
Cured in the wisdom of ParnelPs course
in that respect / only refer TO II TO show
that as a matter Of fact il is not true that
Parnell IS n director. II Is not true that
any director of the company ACCOMPANIED
him. and il is not true that those who
forcibly entered and took possession OF
the Us.tsd Ireland Office with him had
shadow OF legal authority for their pro-
capliuu
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
THOROUGH SYSTEM.

However. it Is soon realized that tho
rough system is the rule. that everything
has It's place, and that the multitude ot
clerks move in and out Of the dense crowd
and wait upon them "a IL their work was
part of a regular drill. When the Dispatch
representative entered tho establishment
yesterday evening the street floor was a
blaze of light. rejecting a myriad of colors
from rich dress fabrics, toys, EN- mbroiderles,
bric-a-brac. trimmings, &c, the whole be
ing softeDcd 10y q maze of rich laces that
draped the galleries and represented a
fortunein themselves.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

After The blessing was asked by Kcv. ".
w. Landrum. ID. d.. eighty persons sat
down 70 ono Of the finest tables ever
spread in Richmond. After due attention
bad been bestowed upon these creature
comforts the orator of the night, Rev.
Russell II. Conwell of Philadelphia, was
called out. Curiosity was at its highest.
Marvellous accounts had reached Rich
mond about Mr.. COnweil's power as an
orator
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12

All types OF throat and bronchial diseases
yield TO Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup ~ CENTS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
4 pRrAN OF spLvNpoR.

To be convinced Of this one has only 70
follow the Dispdich representative and Join
the throug that from early morn until late
at night pours into the mammoth estab-
ment of the Cohen Company, Nos. IL. l3.
IS. and II east Broad street. "A dream of
splendor and awhirl of animation are the
thoughts that first suggest themselves TO
the mind on entering, and mid tho embar-
rassment of riches it takes almost mo-
ment to collect the senses. Where 30 look
and what TO look at first is the problem
and there is faint feeling that n guide
book would not be out Of place.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
Christmas Exposition.
DEvELoPYEST OF RIcHxoyD's RETAIL TRADE.
DREAM OF sPIEyDoB.

In nothing is the progress of Richmond
as a great metropolitan city more strlklng..
" illustrated than in the development OF
her retail trade and the ability of her mer-
chants 10 compete with other centres in
the magnifcence of their establishments
and the variety of their stocks. Time was
when visitors 10 the North from Richmond
would on their return make their Fellow
citizens feel Inundated by their talk about
the immense northern stores, their endless
lines of goods. their beautiful fixtures, &c.
But that time has passed. and the man
that would puff up northern bazasrs "
and "emporiums" at the expense OF Rich
mond makes himself ridiculous.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
A SUPERINTENDENT NOMINATED.
ADDITIONAL TRUSTEES.

Tho committee recommended as addi-
tional trustees Messrs. John NJ. Evans, e..
r. Towson, o. l.. Stearnes, Thomas !.
Preston. and A. &. Duncan, of Salem; Hon.
w. G. Evans. DR.. G. +. James. and Dr. q.
+. Flippo. Of Roanoke, and Rev. u. W.
Roo1a az HolituS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-12-12
The Irish Enyoys' Address.
fHx taleerauh 20 the DisDatch.1

NEw YoBE, December 1.-The address
was issued tonight by OBrien, Dlnon,
sullivan. Gill, and O'Connor. explaining
their position Ii is nearly two columnsin IN
length. It SAYS: When We reached tins
country NIX weeks ago the Irish cause was
marching 20 certain victory. After a hye
years continuous and bitter struggle the
coercion government was bafiled at every
loInt Of its policy in Ireland and dts
ercdited by series Of staggering blows at
the elections in every quarter OF Great
Britain. IL was confessed on both sides
thai general election must brings home
rule majority. Parnell. in his manifesto,
discusses no other danger except that OF
TIE GiadstOnean majority at the general
election being too large. The dissolution
a Parliament could not be deferred beyond
two years. II would almost certainly take
place before twelve months. All that was
Necessary 20 secure the triumph for which
oai people had waited so long aud made
such sacrifices was that we should
iaiss the necessary funds " preserve the
escted tenants from destruction aud keep
their organization untouched. The effort
would have been 10 force the coercion
govornment 10 face general election in
The same condition of the abject and
confessed failure. In which the gal
iiAntfy Of the .fish tenantry had kept
throughout i've years Of inces-