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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
Eawa ns TEE DAE

4 nuuebec OF oornaission merchants OF
Baltimore nave combined 10 chsok the re-
ceip's Of peaches thsrc.
Io:esstate Commerce Commissioner Wal
ter s. Brogg, of Aabsms, died at Spring
Lake, n. ] yesterday.
Messrs. Dillon and 'Brien continue their
sdhert noe to the plan of campaign In Ire
! land In de6snce Of Rome.
4 man giving the name OF Father Francis
HAYDEN, OF Toronto, was locked up in New
York yesterday for refusing TO pay hack
man and for being drunk.
The sub-t.easury aud anti sub-tressuryfac-
lions OF the alliance have Up IT, 10 Texas,
and tha anti-faction has been excluded from
| the convention being held In Dallas.
A storm liz the Btltish channel laet night.
damaged the public squares at HaVre. wash
ed away the Frasste baths and wrecked a
bark. four OF whose crew we're drowGed.
Stephen B Ekins went to Saratoga d.
rect from Bar Harbor, and the news he Cal :
ried concerning Mr.. Blsins's ambition to be
President is said to have greatly disturbed
Mr.. Hsyr!son.
A man from the New river basin brings
Information that two large streams of water
avs uOUIUR tutp VIC .OiNoh pV' ''oH' 80
Gulf of Cslifornis, via the New river This
makes two sources Of supply for the Inland
sea. and goes far to establish the claim that
the desert lake will be permanent.
Representative Mile, OF Texas. who bss
been travelling e1tensivsiy la the West, is IN
Washington, end said yesterday that ~bsi
be say and learned on his recent siait 10
Iowa satieiied him that Gosernor Boiss was
certain CT re election. and that ;hs oemo-
orsSs would carry the entire Stste ticket,
WNlism Doolsy. Of New York, took his
child to the Morgus yesterday, snpposng 1t
to have been dead Hs took With him a
death certificate. Keeper Write. in looking
over h;s dead Aodtes in the evening, was
much surprised "a fnd the Child living ano
apparently In the oest OF health. The pa
rents we're notified. Bat no to IaIa hour
last night thsy bad not claimed ths!r off,
spring.
Grsercort. pretty little place on Lc1g
Isispd, ,s much excited over the arrest of
Gsoree q. Crane young Engliehmeu, on 8
charge Of forgery. When CraDe vas ar
rested yesterday, hs wss 10 company 9Th
young woman. They were to have beeG
married In New YoTk, and were On the
train when the arrest took place. Their
marriage was to have bsen performed after
their arrival In the metropolis, and num-
Der of friends we're on the train With them,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
TELEGRAPBIC BREVITIEs.

Chandler Bros who did real estate and
asvings bank business at Montgomery, Ala
assigned to-day; liabilities $4,000
slight frost fell this morning west OF
Boone, Is, and was reported as quite sharp
Al Deuison and Vail.
Lieutenant Giitrude, who was reported
yesterday 20 be missing, has turned up ali
right at Fore Sheridan
boiler 10 Spencer saw mill at Wal
laoeburg, Ont. exploded yesterday. The
feet and almost every bone In his body
broken. The building was badly damaged.
A smash-up occurred on the Santa Fe
road at First street d pot. Los Angeles, CAL,
Thuaday. 10 which Governor Markham and
other State officials, United States Senator
FELTON,, Congressman Bowers and others
we're badly shaken up and few slIghtly In
jured.
Tbirty-fve members of the Continental
Guards, OF New Orleans. who are on pleas
ure trip across the continent, arrived at
Montreal last evening. The uniform ia the
Continental costume of George Wasbington's
time, and when In full dress they present
gorgeous appearance.
The Baltimore and Ohio & R. Co. has
completed negotiations for the purchase OF
60 acres of land in Cumberland for thu cree.
ton of its mills, shops and freight yards.
Within few weeks ground will be broken,
and when the improvements are completed
the go. will move its shops from Ksyser.
PIEDMONT and Msriinsburg to Cumberland.
Thecampaign formally orened In Ohio to-day
on the part Of the republicans when Mai. McKin-
ley addressed a meeting at Niles In which he
pointed out the dar gers OF free coinage of silver
and endorsed MI Cleveand's ideas on the sui
ject. He defended his tariff bill and said it had
increased the American trade. Maj. Mckinley
touched on reciprocity. which, he said, is pr.
vision that in no way encrosches upon protective
principles.
1t has been established beyond doubt that
Frank {. Almy" in jail at Hanover, N. II for
the mt rder Of Christie Warden ia none other than
George H. Abbott, who escaped from Windsor, VT.
Stare prison about ak years sgo. Warden Cakes
and two superintendents from Windsor this morn
ing positively identified him as the man senten-
ced. Abbott is known ss an expert burglar and
desperate criminal
Israel Flo,hman, lessee and manager of the Wal
nut Street Theatre, and owner OF the Park
Theatre, died in Phiadell phia this morning from
Brights disease He vas born in Baltimore in
1912 and has been identified with the stage for
many years
The bali given last night by the English naval
officers at Portsmouth, to the oficsrs of tho
French feet was the NEST brilliant display ever
witnessed at that place and did not finish until
six o'clock this morning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
VIRGINIA NEWe.

The Alliance In the lower end of Fsuquier
county advocate the nomination Of Major
John Scott and Theodore Pitcher Tor the
legislature.
A large meeting In favor of the removal
of the county seat of Botetourt county from
Fncsstle 10 Buchanan was held in tho lat
ter place yesterday. The meeting nominated
VIM. J. Penn. democrat, for the leglsla-
ture.
The Virginia State Dental Association
which has been in session st Old Point this
week, adjourned yesterday to meet next
year ct the Rock bridge Alum Springs Thos
81. Parramore. of Hampton, was elected
president.
MIR. R. A Brock, secretary OF the Virginia
Historic Society, to whom was referred a
a letter written by General Lee irquiiing
about the estate In Virginia of one John
Stout, pirate supposed to have existed
about ninety years ago, ssys he can find no
record of any such plratical person.
Governor holt. of North Carolina, has
been notified thGt George a. Gillieen, who
was wanted at Wilmington for bigamy, and
for whom heavy reward was offered, had
been captured and sent to Wilmington. He
had a wife and child at Wilmington, and re-
Gently while in Virginia he met pretty
young girl, whom he married. He left her
SOON sfterward. however, and detectives
have since heen 90 his trail, efecting bis
capture day or two ago.
At Lynchbarg yesterday. Judge Horseley,
of the Circuit Court. rendered decision in
the Hutter- Wright contested election case.
It involved the suservisorship Of Rockville
township. Campbell county, and came mp In
this court for an appeal from the decision of
Judge Ward, OF the County Court, who de-
clared Wright, republican. entitled to the
office. Judge Horssley, In his opinion, re-
verses Judge Wards decision and declares
Hutter, democrat, entitled to the Office.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
EXplosl n and Fire

NEW YORK Aug % AT 1890 this after
noon al explosion occurred In the Eve story
brick building Nos 6S ADD 20 Park Pace,
occupied by John c. EosrIe. The explosion
wss Immediately followed by fire and the
building collapsed in few minutes. 1t is
feared that q number of persons are burned
to dsete The fire spread to tho adjoining
buldiags. One rumor places the fatalities
as high a. fifty.
On the ground floor was restaurant Dat
vas crowded with people. The other Aoors
wore occupied By the Sou hern Publishing
Company, who employed large mum her OF
girls The j,nit,r who witnessed the col.
iapae aso that hs did not see person es.
cape and feeis certain that every body 10 the
building was killed.
1t is supposed that the explosion took place
from como defect in the boiler in the basement.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
The Virginia Farmers Alliance

1t is sow Is ated that the sub-tressury plan
sec ion OF lie Osais platform Endorsed by
the Farm .yr' Alliance convention in r ch-
mond, on. with al' others, is far from be-
ing acceptable to sl who composed that
body. The sentiment controlling many OF
thoss who supported it was that 1t could be
used MS SOFT of battering ram TO secure
other ends, even II more conservative legis-
ie;ion, In ths asme direction.
As stated yesterday, The railroad commits
sion question was referred TO the executive
Committee, with Instructions 20 formulate a
bill The committee was in session ia Rich
mond nearly al day yesterday but did not
consider the question Of a railroad coc,mia-
sion. Il was given out that measure will
be proposed In time to be presented when
the Legislature meets this winter. The no.
Outstanding Ia that II will no; be prepared
In time to ssk candidates for either branch
of TIE Legis a'u to commit themselves to
It. The time The convention remained 10
session was TOO short 80 properly digest and
formulate such an important MEASURE This
fact was. it Ia understood, satisfactorily ex-
plsined during the discussion 90 the subject.
Had railway commission DILL been thrust
upon the candidates In the coming legisls-
tive contest it might have rasul, cd in deaf
of scrimony. TIE leaders saw tns. The
members OF the party In Richmond say they
will certainly have commission
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
Parnellism Dying Out.

Mr.. Parncll's letter. admitting the inaccur.cv
of the amount attributed 10 Mr. Dillon s drawn,
from the evicted tenanta' fund, has brought II !,
pause the controversy in the Irish Commissioner,
ranks, which really centres in the desire OF esob
aide to obtain control Of the Paris fund. Mr. pa-
nell, brought to bay. is meeting out the ssm.
treatment to Messrs Dillon and o. Brien which bo
already meted out to the Hea'yites and tbs lib,
eral leaders, but he is fighting An impossible bst
tie Nobody doubts the scrupulous inte9ri,v y,
Mr. Morley, and on the question OF versciIv ~ ~
Parnell, with his record of the widest ststamsnt.
stands no chance Of credence. The ono notor,
fact, in the controversy seems to be that Psmei.
lism ia dead
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
,sAS>GgSzg e.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
Foreign News,

BERLIN Aug. % The expectation Of rye
from Russia to Germany goes on with fever
ish haste and ell frontier stations are block
ed with wagons.
LISBON, Aug. 22-ssvere earthquake
shocks we're felt this morning In central
Portupal No damage, however, has been
reported.
PLYMOUTH. Fog, Aug. 22.-The Balms-
cedan cruissr Presdente Pinto. which was
recently launched at Toulon, has left this
port. Her destination Is unknown.
PARIS. Aug. 22--The hank of France is
trying to keep gold to meet purchases of
American wheat. The payment for wheat is
estimated a. 10000 600 pounds lila urged
that such scarcity Of gold has fr, quently
happened aud he public has no cause for
alarm.
LONDON, Aug. 22.-The Times to-day
publishes letter from Lisbon 10 which the
writer declares that President Balmsceda
of Chill, being unable to borrow money,
ssizsd the silver bullion in the treasury Of
Santiago which was stored there q, security
for the fduCiary circulation, and tried to
transport 1t abroad 81 payment for ships
and arms ordered In Europe. The writer
adds that Balmaceds was not able 10 hire
private vessel to under axe ne Transports
ton of the silver and hs & ally persuaded
the commander of the Espiegle, British
man.of-war, to convey mi lion dollars to
Montevideo, where that sam wss landed Oh
August Is.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
FROM WkSEIHGT0a
,,eto, Correspondence of the Ale1o''dria Gasettel

ts,eeso, Correspondence of the AIe1aadr'G Gdsctte
WASHINGTON. u g.. Aug % 1891
Secretery Foster said THE morning tnst
the Department proposed to redeem on pre-
ssntatioD siter September 2nd. al outs; suu |,
inc al psr cert. boUds not Goutinued q!
ner osnt, ard consequently there If 80
n-onnd whstcys. to- the impression press"-
fnv In come quarters that interest an! cuh-
u5ns to ho paid af.or September 2ad On Inc
ron-exsondad honds. 80
Most of chose Virginians reading mere
uha left the democratic party with "@nsFai
Malone. or for o. her rsssone, are now SAID 10
he In fsvor Of the A;lisnCe, and ven: the
snh.treasurg end the $50 per capita Of cur
rency to commence SIS soon as possible
Ey.Conp.egsman Hare of Texss, who is
NOW here ssys he doesn't think the 9oV-
srnor of that State gill call az extra session
Of the legislature, for the reason tia; II such
session were held, his OVID appointee, ssn-
ator Clifton, would be turned down snd e
Senator be elected ia Senator &c elected,
he thinks that Congressman Cui0srson, anu
not Mills, will be the man.
a North Carolina democrat bare to-day, d
familiar of Ms. Polk, OF his own State, the
president OF the Faemers Aliance. saya
Pok, and, 30 far al he knowe, all the otner
leaders OF the Alliance In the South, are 10
favor of q third party, but are at present oe-
tered from avowing that fast by the fear
that majority OF the southern farmers Will
not sustain them.
The receipts from Customs at New Yctk
during the fret twenty days of Auguet we're
81 46S $50 less than for the corresponding
period Of last year.
Secretary Noble has instructed the Unlon
Indian Agency 10 the Indian Territory to
seiza ell packages of beer that may be sh'p-
ped into the Iodlan country and turn thom
over to the United States marshal
As the late Commissioner Bragg Of the
interstate commerce commission, was from
the South, 1t is thought probable here that
his successor will be from the same section.
The place is lucrative and easy one. and
would agree very we'll with some of the
many applicants for judicial appointments
from the southern States.
Ex.CoDgressusn McOomas of Cumberland
is bsrs to-day, on his return from trip TO
che West He says the republicsn party IN
that section is for Harrison. Mr.. McOomsss
Il nav be remembered, is su applicant for
uos!tlon la the gift of Mr.. Harrison.
Mr. Clay, collector OF the port at Newport
News, .s here to day, on his return from
tria TO Ohio, Ia agrees With General Ma
hona that 1t Is best for his party to run no
candidetes in Virginia this fall, but to sup
port she Alliance candidates, II there Do
spy. Hs says That sll the talk in Oaio Is ia.
yorablo 30 tho election Of Mckinney
Il. l. Harris VIE to-day appointed postmaster
ut Slabs, GoOchland county, Va vice d. 3 Harris
TPGiEQei,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

M1TKIEwIoz AGAIN.-The New York
San says: "Count" Mtkiewicz and "sboe.
box" Miller recently attempted to swicde
Frank P. O'Brien, the Birmingham, Ala
editor, out of SO 900 by getting him Inter
estad In a China banking scheme Thew
showed him letters and kilograms purpori.
ing to he from the Chinese Minister. ser.
stor Blair, Col Shepard and oher.
O'Bren was put en- his guard hg w G. Nc.
Bride. the Washington newspaper msD, and
broke off the negotiations after proving
that the scheme wse fraud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
The Holy Coat

BERLIN. Aug % "A textile manufacturer
who examined the garment known Oh the
holy coat, now on exhibition in the oathe-
drs! at Treves, rays that when the wrappers
we're removed the vestars was fonRd to be
in such tattered condition that 1t could
not be placed on exhibition. Finally the
coat was given to an experienced nun who
gnmmed the fragme0,s together. as the ma
terlsl was too much worn to stand the etrain
Of needle and thread Dc. Book declares
tina. the reverse side OF the garment is
mounted 90 byssus elk. which was nsed 10
the fret Century, which was never mspuisc-
tused after the sixth century and which was
always extremely costly. Catholic oirc'es
consider this to be proof that the holy coat
is a genuine garment worn by our Lord.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

F'IRFAX DEMOCRATS The democrats ni
Fsirtox county wiz meet NJ Fairfex g. Il ,
Oh Monday, September 2lst to aDpctot del
ecst 10 the convention to be bald in this
ri or the Sth daV Of October to ponies te 3
caad date for the Sate SeHaie.
A convention will be maid az Fairfax G
f., nj II O'Clock. on Wednesday, September
8 h, TO nominate candidate for this House
of Delegates. Meetings will he held 81 2:30
O'Clock, M, st the following places, or
lbs days named. to appoint delegates end
altaraales to said convention, the basis OF
representation being on. delegate for each
100 votes, or frsotion over so, on the bpss of
tie guhernatorisI vote Of 1889
Providence, at Vienne, Friday, Septem'
Der 4
Mt. Vernon. o. Potter's School Houae,
Friday, September
Dfanesville. at Thornton's Fiday, Ssp-
tembef
Lee, az Burke's stetion, Friday sepsem.
ber 4.
Falls Church. at Baiey's X Roa's, FRI
day. September b.
CentfeVlle, at Centreviile, Saturday, Sep
tembsr b.
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ssTuRDAY EVENING, AUGUST %.
A CORRESPONDENT Of the Richmond IN

CORRESPONDENT OF the Richmond ms
patch, writing from Notsoway county vs.. says 81
AN attempt to disrupt the white Vo aooi In
any issue. however grave. would oe u soonS,
and political suicide. Our county A Nj ,ase
IS sonnd ia the core. end refused IN iIs ,s ~
=. .ao , session to obtrude itself into sne
nnIitioal field. The ,hird-party men smopg
ms are without exception enemies OF I'm Vhe
democratic psrty-some exotics from ian,
kee soil, some crippled relics OF the raol ca
fold who never had any sympathy fer .he
suffsyines OF the white psople OF the oouUn'
sucb would readily thank God for any pc,
Dlioel gala that promised to blow pres sti
of life under The dead riha OF the great arr !,
car partv. Such sre not only enemies % "
the democratic party, but ofthe white race.
sueh ia undoubtedly the iesling not Only
of the Intelligent farmers OF Notto"a7 ooun-
~. bus also OF those Of all the other counties
In rhe State. II while swimming river De
no time for swapping knives, certainly
while the Force bill is hanging over them 10
M time for the white people OF Virginia 10
be dividing their vote
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

GEN. MAHoNE. Ia his circular to bic iack-
men in the several counties of the State,
tells them that al the coming fail election
they shall see thst the vote OF the republi-
can psrty ''be delivered quietly, but resolute'
" and unanimously, against the democratic,
and for the Alliance nominee, wherever
shere is chance 10 direct the political lnfu-
enoe OF The party with effect" Now this OF
Itself alone should be sufficient to induce
every white member OF the Alliance to vote
for the reguler democratic nominee, as by
doing otherwise he will be playing directly
into che Generals hand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

The o. g. Commissioners to Behring Sea b.,.
returned to Nsnaimo. having concluded ,be,,
labors. The British Commissioners will rescb VI
toria in q few days.
A special from Liberty, Mo, says The officer.
think they have located the men who held NJ
Conductor Cassie aud killed Brakeman Whit
yesterday morning.
For several days past fires have been raging in
Nevada county, CAL and large amount Of ",
uable property has boon destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
After PETER

Circulars ofs peculiar nature have been
SEMI out over Kansas By what purports to
bs An organization which has for its object
.he expulsion OF SeDator PETER from the
Uoited States Sonata. 1t ia said that charges
will be made that illegal masns were USED
ir Pefsr's election It will he charged that
representatives we're buIldozsd by steering
committees by threats OF personal violence,
and that ez. Uoion soldiers we're compelled
to vote for him because they feared that
failure to do 40 would bring upon them
swii5 punishment at the hands OF their Al
ianne neighbor-!! @hen they returned hone
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

THE LAWYERS sre in q pretty bad fix.
Neither tbe Knights Of Labor nor the Farm
ets' Alliance will admit them as members.
But If the Virginia Alliance doesn'5 admit
some of them 30 the legislature the laws
passed by that body will be OF little avail,
fox II they can even pick flaws 10 laws
passed by members OF their own profession,
what wont they do with those that are
passed by men who mayer looked Ia law
hoob
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

THE FEDERATION OF Labor has declared
Itself opposed to any utilization with social
Ism, The Farmers Alliance or the third par
ty. Certainly the Farmers' Alliance 10 Vir-
pinia should not be cisssed with either go.
cia)ists OF third party people, for it ia as
much opposed to both as the democrats are.
But the vagsries OF PETER. Simpson and
come of tbs other leaders of the Alliance
give occasion fer all sorts OF suspicion.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
smother2d ina Chest.

George Hamilton and his wife, of IronioD,
o.. went out yesterday to make call, and
when they returned could not find their
three children. The mother threw back the
lid OF a large tool chest, screamed and faint
ed awsy. Her three children lay dead In
the chass 1t lie believed that they we're de-
liberately smothered by some fends, as stick
hsd been forced into the staple, thus consigning
them to certain death. The dead bodies bear ev
idence OF having been roughly handled, "a their
clothes were torn and their faces bruised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

THE RAIN.MAKERs IA dispatch from M;dland
Tex, saya the rain-makers dschsreed two bal.
looms at 2 p. m. Thursday. At D. m a good rsin
fell, the clouds gathering from the North and
West. Some claim that the explosion and the rsin
were the respective cause and effect 1t raiued on
Tuesday last from the same general direction snd
on Wednesday there were clouds before the rslu.
Many citizens claim that according to the ordinary
course Of nature cumuous clouds and perhaps
rain msy be expected each evening. The ci;cum.
stance o. thursday seemed to favor tho expcri.
mentors yet nothing has been proved
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

THe DEMAND for more silver money comes
chief from the West but 1t ie observed
that The seoeat mortgages on land IN tnss
section, that are sent East for signatures all
nray!te Shat not o1lg the principal, but the
interest aIso, 90 the loap, shall be paid 10 eou.
A silver dollar Is as good as one mace Oh
gold as long as it is at par with the la''ef'
hut when 1t will not bring its face value 10
gold. Is ia cot, aud the more OF them oo'neo'
the lower Will be THAR value, and nc 'asis'
lstlon can sitsf that condition. GoVsrn-
snent cannot increase the purchasing Vsios
Of si!ysr dollar any more than it car sba!
of one made OF paper. II sheSe shall be bat
money. let 1t be of pager, and not Of silver.
becsnse iu the letter Gaze the whole oody OF
the peop!e will be Taxed 10 psy tho ow'eFs
of silver mines, and the Importers OF si!ver'
mcre for sbe.r silver bullion than it is worth
in tia other markets OF the worid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22
LIST OF LETTERS.

The following is list of tho letters remaining IN
the Alexandria, Va, postofico August 22.
Persons calling for letters will please say they are
advertised.
Advertised lctters, not called for within two
weeks. will be sent to the dead letter Office.
Banks, Mott, L w
Besll, Payne, Mrs Fannie
Butler, Samuel Quiet, John II
Burgess, Willie Stanton, John L
Davis, A L Vivolo, NcoIo
H0ye, Mrs Jean Woodward. William
Lee, Samuel Young, Hon W
Maxwell. Miss Fannie Young, Cape Dixon
PARK AGNEW. p. NJ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-22

THE PRINCE WILLIAM DEMOCRATS have
decided that primary election De held on
Saturday, the 81 day of October, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for the
House of Delegates. also that mass-meet'
Ing be held at Bfentsvlle on Monday, the
5th day of October. for the purpose OF select
ing thirteen delegates and slternates to at
tend the senatorial nominating convention
to be held In this CITY on the 8sh day OF Oc-
TIMER