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ations would cost 80 600 900 francs. financial
responsibility the Minister Of War hestates to
assume without the approval of the Chamber of
Deputies. In order to make an effective cam
paign. it is calculated that France would have to
provide and equip an additional force of at least
1000 white and black troops.
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AT THE Y. NJ. C. A.-This afternoon at
O'Clock Rev +. j. Brobst DID,, OF Chicago. will
deliver the address before the mass.meetlng at
the Christian Association Hail. 23S Suffer StreeI.
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CALICO SoCIAL.-The ladies of James A.
Garfield Relief Corps, No. 81. will give their
next calico social for the benefit of the relief
fund at Pioneer Hall on Tuesday, 3Oth Inst. Re
freshments Will be served, and the committee
WIN smare no minis 10 make Il a snccess.
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The estate OF the late Henry Hammel. of
Los Angeles, appraised at $1,000 was left
to his widow and one daughter in equal
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FOR SIX YEARS AT SAN QUENTIN.-Judge
Van Reynegom has sentenced Simon Sulzberger
TO San Quentin for six years for grand larceny,
in having stolen $3.50 iiOm John Russell In May,
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GOOD TEMPLARS' ENTERTAINMENT. - To-
morrow evening International Lodge, No. 291,
l. o. &. T., VIII give a musical and literary enter
tainment at Prospect Hall. Odd Fellows Build
ing for the benefit of the ofphanags OF the order
al Vallejo. An excellent programme Is prom.
isPd
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MALICE CHARGED.-A. S. Blake has sued to
recover 1929 80 damages from j. H. BOYD for
alleged false and malicious arrest upon charge
OF grand larceny on the 1st inst.
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PALACE BATHs.-Warm salt water. Large
swimming tank. Porcelain tubs. Elegantly re-
fitted Now open. 715 Filbert street.
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E. Fl. BLACK, painter patent process for clean
ing wall paper and fresco work. 10 Ellis street,
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MCGRABLE's SENTENCE. In Judge Van
Reynegom's department yesterday the passing
Of sentence on Lawrence McGrable who pleaded
guilty Of burglary, was continued until Satur-
day next.
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II afflicted with sore eyes use DR.. Isaac Thomp-
sons L!e Water. Druggists sell it at % cents.
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a GRAND feature Of Hoods SarSaparilla is, that
while II purfeS the blood and sends 1t Courslng
through the veins enriched and vitalzed it also
imparts vigor to every function of the body.
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READ our advertisement on page 10 to-day.
Buffalo Lithia Water. Goldberg, Bowen s. Co..
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\ WIDw's PETITIoN.-Amela A. d. Kuhn
has petillOned for letters of administration upon
the estate OF her husband, Johan A. l.. Kuhn,
Who died in this city in May last. The estate is
valued at $4,000.
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TWELVE YEARS EACH. - Robert Holloway
and Thomas Ryan robbed Felippo Taschi OF
Sl3 % last july, and yesterday Judge Van
EeynegOm sent Holloway TO San Quentin for
twelve years and Ryan TO Folsom Tor similar
uPIiOd-
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ANGosTURA BitterS restores the appetite and cures
Indigestion when all else fails. Manufactured by Dr.
J. &. b. Siegert u Sons. At all druggists.
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READ our advertisement on page 10 to-day.
Buffalo Liihia Wafer. Goldberg. Bowen & Co.
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OCTOBER styles Buttericks patterns. Catalogues
free. l24 Post st. San Francisco.
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BAR counters constantly on hand. s21 Suffer-.
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prRLICArION OFFICE :

THE MORNING CALL
as n larger circulation than any otheI
.,sDaner ,,ublished in San Francisco.
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VISIT Gettysburg Panorama, Market & 1oth.'
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c. Brown & Son sell frst-class cooking ranges
under guarantee as low as SIS 80. See them al
IS GeaTy street.
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snEw. 52s Kearny, takes the best photos,
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CHI RICH NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pies. SWANS. rs Suffer street.
Fon pI.ordersd Llver try BEncHAM,s Pills
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nYEATHER PREDICTIONS.

SIGNAL SERVICE, e. $. ARMY,
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC, I
san EEANCIsCo. September 20, 1890. (
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THE CALLS CALENDAR.

SEPTEMBER. lS9,
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HOUSES WANTED.
PROPERTY WANTED

DIECE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TIE VI
l. cinity OF North Beach, from $1,000 to SlO.UUo:
fats preferred. Address X. T., Box lI6. CALL
Branch Once seal St.
MODERN RESIDENCE; 8 To IL ROOMS;
wi Western Addition. Apply at once to BADT,
JACOBS BRANDON, 3l3 Montgomery st. sel9 1t
Al oDERN RESIDENCE OR FLATS IN GOOD
Ifl location. Buyer. Box lOl. CALL Branch SIT St
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ATToRNEYs-AT-LAsy.

A DyICE FREE; SPECIALITY, DIVORCES
~ privately quick time, legal everywhere; collec-
lions. etc: terms moderate: no charge unless sue
cesSful: attorneys oil courts; estabd 10 years. Law
office, q. w, HOWE ~ CO., 20 hearny st. aulS II
A DVICE FREE; DIVORCES A SPECIALLY; NO
~ publicity: quickest time: legal everywhere;
terms reasonable 10 charge unless successful; and
all other law both civil and criminal pushed
vigorously; collections, wills, etc. 4. ENGl-Ef,
ATTORNEYS ASSOCIATION. IL kearny st.le9 TN
IOHN A. WALL ATTORNEY AT LAW. DO
u Sansome ST., Rooms TO- IL and IL. myl5 emo
VT W. DAVIDSON. ATroRNEY-AT-LAw, 40
wv California Rooms lt-I5: advice Iree dSet
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E7 Services at 3 and 7:45 4. NJ. sun
@~S day. Subject: The gospel as Jesus Taught
It-A Present salvation for Soul, Mind and Body"
by Mrs. Anna j. johnson. at the Christ Healing
welcome. SEQ 2t<
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lr~S Church. Howard ST., near Third. two blocks
from the Palace Hotel sabbath services at
II a. n. and at as p NJ. Sunday-school meets
at l2:a5 P. NJ. Grand praise service at Gas p. NJ.
Peoples meeting Oh Wednesday evening at Z As.
Morning sermon by Rev. C. Il. Kelerman OF Port
land. Oregon. Evening sermon by Rev. George W.
Ter i. D., former pastor Strangers cordially
invited To all or our services lt=
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, Grace Church, California ST., Cor.

G~D StocXton-Rev X. c. Foute rector. Morn
ing service IL ocIoek. Vesper service at the vesper
hour, 80 p. NJ. The evening service will be one
OF unusual interest especially for young men. The
rector will organize chapter 81 the "Order of St
Andrews brotherhood, and Bishop Nichols will
make address. Sunday-schoOl In the morning
at 9 30 O'Clock. Mission Sunday school, p NJ. No
services during the week account of working on
the church. Seats In Grace Church are both free
and rented. Strangers made welcome and provided
with service-books. 1t
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SUNDAY MEETINGS.

Eg meeting t ST. Georges Hall, sos Market St..
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Ellis and other mediums
win assist. Admission 10 cents. IT
R9S Mrs. DIR. winzen Will Lecture on
$40 and : P N It's
~ circle Sunday. $50 iii Iarkin near CITY
Han; also Thursday evening; 10 cents. ltt
Rs Two Lively Spiritual Test Meetings;
scenes described. and positive communication
given; MIR. and Mrs. Perkins, Mrs. Durham and 9TH
ers Ill Larkin near City Hall 2:3O and as. Its
RP TheosophicaI soci ty. Red Mems
Tacoma will lecture tonight att 80 O'Clock upon the
DUTY OF Theosophsts Of the Present Age" open
doors. All cordially invited lt*
NOTICE OF MEETINGS.
@. California Lodge, No. I, ssAsz.
SlGnr, Sept t. 2 81 inl All are Requested 49,
to be present. [TINNNS
J. s. BENEDICT, R. S. se2l 2t
RR The officers and Members of *
~ the Grand Lodge OF California; ~
knights OF Pythas resident in this city, are2sSEe
requested to assemble at the lodge room of ~
Eureka Lodge No 9. 800 Post ST.. THIS DAY Sun
day at O'Clock P. NJ, to attend the funeral of our
late fellow member CHARLES MEYERS, p. @.
1t II. SCHAfFER, &. X of r. and S.
"s The Californian Club VIII On
S~0 give grand concert OF songs and N CIV
-.
cia dance at Scottish Hall, l05 Larkin ~
ST., on FRIDAY EVENING, September 26th COM
mencing at O'Clock. Nine. Seminario, Miss Nc
Closky, Mr.. d. NJ Jones. MIR. j. C. Hughes, Mr. Kay
ton and other eminent talent engaged. Admission
by tickets, 25c each, to be obtained from officers
and members of the club and at the door of Scott
Sc u SuMowe LITERARY COMMITTEE.
RP Sons and Daug hters of l
LF~S st. George here Will be a /4TS5
E6iph isfa H sn'Sd's 81 aaY ~
September 9th, for the beneft OF -S\NN
MRS. RUTHERFORD, widow of w hSAsGS
the late GEORGE RUTHERFORD, Y y E
S)
who was a victim of landslide GAsSh
recently in the Mission. It, -
ESP Wantrd-A Lodge Hall for Either
s~S Tuesday. Thursday or Friday evening by So
from Taylor TO Montgomery. Address stating price,
Germania Circle, Red Mems Hall, Post St se2l st
r. Master Mariners Bevevo-s
~ lent Association-Special meeting II x p
at the hall, 22l Post St, SUNDAY, Sep ~
TENDER 2lst at / for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late brother, CHARLES MEYER.
By order OF the President
SEQ Ut /. TRAUNG. Rec Sec.
FFP officers and Members of Flu *
hereby ordered to assemble at Red Men'sSs<SSs
Hall, $40 Post St, on SUNDAY, September Q&AS
21st at O'Clock p. sharp, to attend the funeral
OF our late deceased brother, CHARLES MEYERS,
r. Co. member of our lodge By order Of
HENRY wELcER. X. of h. and S se2o It
HS To the officers and Mem
Gs>S bers of Empire Council. No At. U. ~fE@
q. F.-Iou are requestedto attend the flu kSSFsA
neral of our late friend. CHARLES MEY-U SSs1S59
ERS, on SUNDAY, september u, 1890. at o'clock.
from his late residence II Guy place off First ST.
MRS Nj. zUNDEL. Councillor.
IL NJ. GREENE, Secretary. SEQ 2t
sF5' Hall to Let Friday Evening. Grand
- Genital. cor. sixth and Market SITS. jy23 IT
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DENTISTS.

DR. REA. 1913 MARKET, EXTRACTS TEETH
~ FOR eOc: with gas for 81; open evenings se1li
~ EFT PRICES FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH On
VI gold from BLAKE BROS, dentists, new Chron
Gle Building; extracting with gas, 81. jy25 II
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-. First United Presbyterian Church,
4E~S Mason ST. near Eddy-Rey. NJ NJ. Gibson.
D D., pastor. Services al II a. and 80 P. NJ.
Subject for evening; Grown Jewels, The Anne
thySt, The Temperance Jewel" General invitation
All Sears Tree IL
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ESs ST. johns (fpiscoptD hurch, Fiji
IT. teenth and Valencia sts-The Rev. DR.. L. H.
Spalding. rector, the Rev. II. Hewitt and the Rev
f. de S.-Juny, assistants. The cornerstone of
the new church building viii be laid to-day. Cele-
bration OF the holy communion with sermon by the
Right Rev Bishop Nichols at IL O'Clock. followed
Immediately by the ceremony of laying the corner
stone. All friends, former members and especially
ted n he
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- Franklin-St. Presbyterian Church,
IT, cor Franklin and Vallejo Sts.-Rey. W. II.
Mcfarland. pastor. Services at II a. NJ. and Z: 30
p NJ. Morning subject: Going Jerusalem"
Evening subject: 'Zaccheus. Come Down" Mrs.
Martin Schultz. sOloist ard chOir-leader. Sunday
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~ Calvary Presbyterian Church. Cor.
S~S Powell and GeaTy stS.-Rey. Thomas Chal-
merS ESSton, ID b.. pastor Will preach to-day al
a. NJ. subject Growth IN the knowledge Of God')
and at rs 2. Subject, The Assassination at the
Banquetn). The following music will be rendered:
tie Deum" (Scott); Draw Me Nearer" (poane);
20! Come Let Is Sing" Buck; duet, Awake My
Glory (Millet) Professor GuStave A. Scott orgauSt
and choir rector. The Sabbath-school meets at the
close OF the morning service. Young Peoples So
cie.y OF Christian Endsavor meets at 6:t5 p. NJ.
Strangers in the city at hotels especially well
coined. Pastors residence, 1928 Bush ST. 1T
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- thurCh OF the Advent lF pisCOpnI.
E~S The Peoples Church now worshtpingi In Metro
politan Temple, Fifth ST., Market-kev. John
Gray, rector. Morning prayer and sermon, IL 4. NJ.
Music: Cant!cleS (Dr. Stainerl: TIE Deum in
Dykes; sermon, ''The Duty of Christians to Non
Christians" Service of raise and short sermon
the evening at a o'clock music. hymns and tunes
for the congregation; orertOry, ~ Am Alpha and
Omega tStaner); seventy five men and boys in the
choir. Before divine service J. Lewis Browne will
render upon the great organ 1.-The Gloria from
MozaTt's Twelfth Mass; offertory by NSy. The
Rev. Charles l.. Mel will preach the sermon: text
taken from the banner at corner OF Montgomery and
sacramento SITS, Have a Good Time white You Are
Living, for You VIII BE Long Time Dead" Holy
communion at church, Howard ST., opposite New
Montgomery. at 3 A. N. 1t
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~ Bible Christians Will Meet for Di-
49, vine worship In F0resters' Hall. 20 Eddy st.,
every Sunday at 8 P. M All are invited. Christians
earnestly contending for the faith delivered to
the saints especially invited. Subject: "1he Char
acterstics of the Children of God" my sheep
my voice and know them and they follow me-"
Johnx. Its
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~ DR.. C. III. Rines' Bible Spiritual
H~S meeting, st. Georges Hall, 909 Market St.,
formerly Harlow Davis. Conference and tests this
evening at O'Clock. Mrs. Ellis and other mediums
win assist. Admission 10 cents. 1t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


NOUSG GERMAN GIRL WANTS TO DO GET
i eraI housework. Apply 329 Hayes ST., CROKER
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-29
RECONCILIATION.
Emperor William May Forgive
 Prince Bismarck.
IE LISTENS TO THE PLEA.
And these Negotiations Account for Bis
 marok's Sudden Silence.

A Friendly Court, It I+ SAtd, H s IntsP.
 xenSd In Behalf OT Ih" Iron CD PrInos-
 The Trip tO England Abandoned and
 sIsnArck's CrIticIsIn of th~ Emperor
 Has stopped.
 BERLIN. Aug. 29.-CanhdentiAl' influ- ences are at work to bring about a con- clusion to the feud which exists be- tween the Kaiser and Prince Bismarck.
 While at Kissengen several people of high rank approaceed the Emperor with well-meant counsels, to which he lis tened favorably, and, in fact, he seemed more accessible to such influences than when he was at Friedrichsruhe, where he always gave them the cold shoulder.
 A satisfactory change may therefore be expected in the relations between the Kaiser, Prince Bismarck and the Government, the initiative in which was taken by friendly court.
 LONDON, Aug. 29.-The Berlin corrs- spondent of the Standard says: Ut is reported that influences due to the me- diation of a friendly court are at work which point to an approaching recon ciliation between lrincs BismarcK and Emperor William"
 Ahe hboNe CabIeREhh may pOSblDIy afford explanation of the silence of Bismarck within the past few months, contrary to the rather vehement an nouncement on his retirement from the Chancellorship that he would con- tinue to discuss public policy in his offioi al organ. This design, influenced as it was by pique, was followed out at first, and the young Emperor was criti- cised in all his exploits of State. The | hfr1 orfi s.iD ha sy, dignation of the Kaiser, and his warn ing closely followed. Then Bismarck decided to visit England, where it was expected he would throw off this i'm posed restraint. The tFip was to have been made in September. Just after the Emperor left to visit the Queen the exChancellor declared that he had abandoned the journey. This was regarded as significant it's explana- tion probably is found in the statement that influences are beiug exerted to effect a reconciliation.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-29
CoLoRs FOR BLONDES.
They Should Not Wear Pale Blue Nor
 Fear Rose Tlnts.

They Should Not Wear Pale BluO Nor
 s Fear Rose Tlnts.
 A long time ago people used to think that blue was essentially color for blondes and angels. Nobody can dis pute its being the color for angels. but it certainly is not the one to be chosen by blonde. The fair skin looks cold enough, and when blue, especially pale blue, is put near it the effect given is undesirable, because what was clear white before becomes a pallor now. Blondes had much better wear any of the rose -hades, bright scarlet, warm brown, or dark green, leaving the trying pale blue to the brown-haired lassie with a. bright color, or the warm bru- nette whose skin does not know the unsightly touch of sallowness. Every body likes rose-colored lining, and to be in vogue this season every body ought to have rose color frock-in cotton or wool, in silk or tulle, it is always most charitable in bringing out ones best features and ton ing ones worst. Combined with white the pink shades are as dainty as a bit of old china, and will suggest the pretty pink and white ladies whom Vatican painted on fans, who played at little Trianon with Marie Antoine tte, laughed and tested and yet did not fear when they had to face death on the guillo- tine for the sake of the King and the Queen.
 There is a curious "shot" silk that is gray and white, which the wise shop keeper knows as being a fac-simile of the one worn by the beautiful Queen of France, and which, it is said, became hallowed by being assumed during the Reign of Terror, when life, love and every thing seemed going from her.. The frou-frou of it to-day sounds as gay as it did in the long time ago. Will the wearer have such life? Surely nobody will wish her a tragedy such as the Austrian went through. Chicago Tribune.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-29
NEWS OF THE DAY.


 Prince George played polo at Halifax and his side was beaten, 1 to 6.
 The now famous board walk at As bury Park has again been wrecked by the sea.
 It is reported Tn Richmond, Va, that rich spring of pretoleum has been discovered in Rockingham County.
 Mr. John Scanlon of Brooklyn, N. Y., who arrived in Queenstown on the Teutonic, was fined for trying to snug gle cigars.
 The Charleston, which has just come from Honolulu, has been ordered to return at once to protect the interests of American citizens.
 One of Leary's rafts. in tow of the tug Dirigo, has arrived at Portland, and reports the loss of the other raft which started in it's company off Seal Harbor.
 Judge Knowlton of Boston refused to grant an injunction restraining the "Fall of Babylon" troupe from using a bass drum. The application had been made by six persons.
 Louise Michel is coming to America to enlighten us on Socialism. She lec- tured at Athenaum Hall, London. An enormous crowd gathered to hear her O01SO wa ASAASAA anu AhSfSAu- tion.'
 John Meehan Is under arrest in Chi cago for robbing a saloon. Four years ago he robbed the Bank of England of $4S, ,00O, and, after chase all over Europe, was run down by Bob Pinker- ton. He served three years for that job.
 Lieut.. Augustin de Iturbide, grand son of Emperor AuGustin l., of Mexico has been sentenced to ten years dis missal from the Mexican army for pub fishing letter which has been con. strued into criticism of the Govern ment.
 The Potter-Lovell Company of Bos- ton, dealers in commercial paper, went to the wall owing, it is said, to the stringency of the money market. The liabilities are said to be close on to g, 100000. The failure caused great excitement on Change.
 From Erie, Ps., comes the news that four young highwaymen, none of them 15 years of age, "held up" a promine n t citizen of Union, Michael Barry by name. Before taking his money the gang beat Barry unmercifully. They were subsequently, captured by the nolioa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-29

A HUMANE inventor has gone a step beyond smokeless power, and has dis covered method of throwing over an army chemical fumes that will effectu- ally stop their fighting by putting them into a sleep that will last for several hours. This somnolent method of war fare would not be picturesque, and we are inclined to doubt its efficacy even. Contendlng armies thus put to sleep hy each other would awaken refreshed after their slumbers and be more than over ready for slaughter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1890-08-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Following is call for convention by the democratic state central committee.
 The democratic electors, and such other electors of this state who favor the principles of the democratic party as set forth in the national platform of said party, are hereby notified to chose dele gates to attend a democratic state con vention to be held at Allyn hall, Hart ford, on Tuesday, September 10th, at 1 1 o'clock a. m. for the purpose of nomina- ting candidates for state officers, and the transaction of such other business us may properly be brought before the con vention.
 RULES FOR THE ELECTION OF DELEGATES.
 First-An caucuses in the several towns for the appointment of delegates to the state convention shall be held at least seven days before the meeting of said convention.
 Second-Et shall be the duty of the chairman of each town committee to send copy of the credentials of the delegates to said convention from this town, properly attested by the chairman and secretary of the caucus, to the sec retary of the democratic state committee, at least five days prior to the conven- tion.
 Third-The convention shall be called to order by the chairman of the state uJ II U ClOSh d. Ihss anu bhS temporary officers of the convention shall be designated by the state commit tee.
 Fourth-The state committee shall be in session the night previous to the con vention and should there be contesting delegations at said convention, none of the parties interested shall be heard by the committee or admitted to seats in the convention, until they shall have first agreed to abide by the decision of the committee; and in no case shall dele gates be permitted to take seats in a con vention in excess ofthe number to which each city or town is entitled, under the basis of representation.
 CLINTON B. DAVIS. Chairman. J. II. SwARTwoUT, Secretary
 New Haven. Conn.,, Aug. F, 1890.