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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
transactions I'm Real Estate
FOR THE WEEK ENDING OCT. 10. Isl


Trustee OF c Cleveland to " r Cleveland, interest
IN estate C29ngdon street 81 ,,,oos, m so,,o a,
NE cieVeiand same estate sae 10 ThGrston. siSd
Randall 20 l. Hazard, lot Arlington and
Ann FrasIer TO John weigand, two lots Neville
heen ri s1s at. SPs %ansg sgq pst Ms
IsA waldron to w Crowthers, lot Is same plat,
Also TO p VI Carpenter, lot on same plat, $40
Heirs q Patrick Connolly 10 oC r. r. Co, lot Dan
Home Investment co 20 George Ramlinger two
o Roanas 10 R RoSeyts St RoSnSs so
DyeIryille ~ M Manufscturing GO TO W Spencer and
y il Lewis to Nicholas Marks. lot Sampson avenue
IN ERg II rya A esae cSrs Of fo S. 6G4 Snf oorsS dover
" l. and q Corliss to Corliss. one-third OF
y ] sE!se,land and wife, ct. al, to NYP&BRR
y X Bishop 10 II Devlin. lot Willard avenue. $40
VI II Hinekley and wife to Clarke estate
Clarke sold same to II Hinckley. sio
John 0farreli 70 Mrs Hyman silverstein' estate
II HBAysworth TO Young women's Christian Asso-
ciatiOn, lot Orms street g., SEQ
Company. estate Union street, $4,000
II Rankin to Mrs II L Martin, 10, Farragut
II F Iilnckey to Brown University, two lots Water
Northwest corner Fcnner and Pond streets, 500
c Randsl M 70 j Lstravus, two estates Batchel-
X o Whitney to Michael Kenney lot Potters
avenue, tlO
NJ Adams 10 Benjamin Frasier, lot Sixth
street go
Heirs of ID c Anthony 20 Mrs c Carpenter one
third tract on Mashapaug pond sl0
A NJ Dudley to II l. Cressey two lots Dover street,
go
j Tmith ct al TO Providence Telephone Co, estate
Union street 10000
U Il Colweil 10 J VI and p Osgood. lot Uncas
street, 500
w II Randall 20 Same estate, Same street, 900
Michael Haniey 10 VI II Garland and wife, estate
Deahunt street, t1O
True To Union Oil Co estate India street ~ 300
Murray to John RashfOrd, estate Thurbers
avenue, 800
W ID Richmond TO Mrs q l. Rockwell. lot rear OF
Sackett street, $40
sHeirs Of Michael O'Brlen TO Patrick o'Brien estate
Chester avenue. 900
X Hodges to Joseph Green. lot Althea street, $40
Edward McCiovern 20 Joseph Geoghagan, lot At
wells avenue. 300
j Is Gaynor to James Gaynor and wife, estate
Mathews street, $40
Warren Adams and wife 20 q X CranstOn, lots
Woodbine and Larch streets, sl0
owen GoT 20 Doonan, interest in estate Dexter
and Diamond streets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10


don Lyceum Theatre. In this Miss Mather plays
the title role, and has duplicated the success
OF her debut of nine years ago. The last piece
is John Tobin's masterpiece OF English com
edy, THE Honeymoon" with Miss Mather IN
her great of Juliana, by many considered her
greatest Characterization.
For the second night and the Wednesday
matinee is listed her new double bill Of comedy
and tragedy, Nance Oldfeld and 'Aledea,
the story of the Argonauts. For "Wednesday
night Miss Mather will offer Bateman's strong
tragedy OF Leah, the Forsakcn." For Thurs
day night and the balance OF the week the Of
fering will be the historic and romantic story
of Joan of Arc" This production will be
marked by special scenery, costumes from the
studio of Felix, of Paris. "A greatly augmented
cast; special musical features and all the care
Of detail that make il such n success I'm New
York and Chicago. Miss Mather's work this
year has been marked by great artistic finish
and smoothness, and is all in all, intensely
pleasing. The company was selected by Otis
skinner, and is fully competent 10 all the de-
week.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
Rhea I'm "La Czarjna."

Rhea in Josephine was queenly, but
Rhea as Catharine /. of Russia in LA Gar
ina" at the Providence Opera House last
evening, was more queenly. Her acting is SUI
perb in some places and strong throughout
The Polish girl, enslaved as the wife of Peter
the Great, loving Count Sapieha and risking
the lives of both 60 prevent his departure from
Russia, gives Rhea a good chance TO use her
great emotional power and she never loses her
Queenly bearing Mr.. William Harris's inn
personation OF Peter is very good, perhaps not
ideal. One Of the pleasantest and most taking
characters is bright little Una Abel as Olga
Jakinsky, the officer of the guard. and Viller-
beck of the navy, as played by Bsrr Carruth
and j. Il. Amory, are important characters
rather than pleasing except the latter at
times.
Enroll Dunbar Is good prime minister with
out OVERRIDING the tragic parts and perhaps
Lauren Rus is not quite strong enough as the
lover of a queen like Rhea. The audience and
not the critics decide the success Of play and
the audience was apparently deeply inter-
Cstcd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10

The interesting course Of musical lee
lures by Mr.. Louis G.. Elson, under the man
agcmcnt of Mr. Edward +. Brigham and Miss
Fannie Clifford Thompson will begin Friday,
oct. lG. In the music rooms, 40 Conrad build
ing and will continue through the season.
Salvini will begin an extended engagement
In New York during the latter part OF Feb
ruary.
Young !. X. Emmett Is said 10 have made
more money with Fritz I'm ireland" i'm the
Northwest than his father ever made.
Leland r. Powers. who is advertised as n
whole company ~ one man, will recite from
David Coppcrtcld at the y. VI. &. \ Hall next
"Wednesday evening. Mr. Powers who is too
well known 10 the public TO need any further
comment
r. T.. Davis and Harry Davis are now man
aging the melodramn, 80, an adoption Of
Victor llugo's Les Mserabes."
Providence musical people arc much pleased
AT the announcement that the New York sym
phony Orchestra, with Walter Damrosch rs
conductor, will be M Music Hall Dec. H. Jan
~ aud Feb. L.. with Nine Marie Rittcr-Ci Cioetze
and Herr Adolph Brodsky and soloists
In taking She Stoops 90 Conquer of the
shelf, where IL was practically buried when
WallackS ashes were taken TO the grave. Mr..
Robson wcavcs n garland 20 his rcputc as n
sincere lover of art. The cast Is excellent.
Mr. Robson a. Tony Iumpkin being fully up
10 the comedians standard. but the Kate HART
castle of Miss MAY Waldron is the unmistak-
able feature Of the play. Dunlop's stage News.
The second promenade concert at Music
Hall Monday night under tho management of
Mr.. !. \. Shihley, will probably be even more
Of n success than the first. which was highly
pleasing 20 the large numbers who attended.
when the nc~sucss had worn OF
Miss Pauline Hall l. meeting with groa, sue
ccss. She. like Francis Wilson. evidently lost
nothing hy leaving the ArOnsons. though
many friends advised against IT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
a. Legal Wrong" at Lothrop's.

Lothrops change of bill for next week
will be Dominick Murray's fve-act melo-
drama, "A Legal Wrong" This PRODUCTION
Will be the strongest put on the stage OF this
popular place of amusement this season. The
cast will include such sterling artists as Miss
Ethel Tucker, who will play the heroine. j.
Francis Kirke will be seen in the character of
Clarence Gray. The drama contains all the
essentials necessary TO meet the approval of
theatre goers generally, and should crowd the
house all the week. The pleasing diversion of
q farce as curtain raiser has become so popu-
lar that IT remains a fixture. The comedy
company is well balanced and amuses the
patrons with their clever work. Popular prices
prevail and a matinee is given every after
noon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
valley Fails.

The complimentary social 10 John Ryan
held last evening In Forresters' Hall was a
complete success, as the hall was crowded
so that dancing with comfort was impos-
siblc. The friend of Mr.. Ryan are very
much pleased at the success OF the social.
The school committee hold the regular
meeting at O'Clock this afternoon.
Some unknown thieves entered the yard
of I.eonidas Franklin last night and stole
Ave bushels of ounces.
a farm wagon containing three men
from I,anesville was driving rapidly down
broad street yesterday and came in CON
fncf with one OF the carts carrying stone
Tor the repairs on Broad street. The farm
WAGON was demolished and the three men
thrown out Que was stunned aud two
h.ns,ened in front OF DIR. Ilaines' house
Ne unickly appeared on the scene and
aesisted the men out OF the street and at.
tended 70 their injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
Market Notes.

IoNDoN-The Bank of England received
a30 900 gold to-day and sold sl5O,UOO foI
export TO the United States.
NEW YORK, 10 A. M.-The Chrohtcte re-
ports a loss to banks by interior move
ment of s., ,627, 900 and again by treasury
operations of s., 1850
NEW YORK, l1.A. M.-The Hooking val
lev directors have decided TO issue SO
600 s per cent. non cumulative stock
s2. .O0O. 900 is soon 10 be offered TO Stock
holders at $50 per share. The allotment
amounts to IL per cent. of present hold
ings. Stock not taken by stockholders
will be taken by syndicate at same
price. The stock is issued TO take up
$4,000 per cent bonds due Jan
uary 1st, and TO provide for pay
ment of maturing car trusts which
have heretofore been met out OF surplus
earnings. The car trusts amount 70 ~,
2OO. 900 each year In exchange for the old
z per cent. bonds the company will be en-,
titled TO $4,000 per cent. consolidatedi
mortgage bonds. These the company VIII
cancel. The proposed plan affects a re
duction of about 100000 in charges. A
meeting of stockholders is called for Nov.l.
RAILROAD EARNINGS
q paul frst week OF October, increase. 739is
Wheeling and Lake Erie, first week OF Octo- n .oo
Missouri Pacific, month OF August, net in go
Missouri Pacnc since Jan. /, net increase. 22l s2e
low Central, LIST week In October Increase hu
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
THE BANNER CONTEST.
Topsy Turvy is the Rule and the old
Order Changes.
Ex-dividend.
4 tEx-rights.

TOnsY tnt tne old
Order Changes.
The relative standing of the different
clubs in the NEWS contest for an elegant
silk banner has changed considerably
from yesterday A friend of the Plumed
knights sends in number of ballots, all
written in the same hand, and the order
now stands
GRAND LODGE OF PLUMED KNIGHTS,
Providence. :
GARFIELD CLUE. Pawtucket.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB, ! Tied.
Providence.
G.. II. WETMORE CLUB, Newport ,,,
MCKINLEY CLUB, New Shoreham LIEU
FRENCH REPUBLICAN CLUB, Central
Falls.
LINCOLN REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, Cen
tral Falls.
YOUNG MEMS REPUBLICAN CLUB. John
ston.
REPUBLICAN, CLUB, Lonsdale
REPUBLICAN CLUB, North Providence.
FRENCH REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION, Ma
tick.
FOURTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB, Prov
idence.
REPUBLICAN CLUB, Warren.
REPURLICAN CLUB, Woonsocket.
The polls close Nov. 10
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
THE TESTERS BELL.

Customer (being measured for suit Of
clothesl-I am n little short.
Tailor STRENGTHENING upl-l can't do Il: no
use talking. Your last bill was allowed to run
over n year, and there amt any money in
the
Customer get unduly excited. ! was
merely going 10 remind you that am little
short I'm the arms.-Smith, Gray q Co.'S
Monthly.
"Why is he called the Prince of Walesf'
Because he's the biggest fish in the swim, -
Puck.
"smithers used to be good novelist before
his baby was born
I" How did that affect his work ?"
His style was ruined by the books he had 10
read the youngstcr. His last novel began
What is this? This Is our hero. rs he n
blondcl Yes, hc Is "a blonde and his name is
William wilkins. | do not think William
wilkins Is pretty name, do your You do {?
Well so did Maud Brompton. See the house
with the green shutters. That Is where Maud
Brompton lives with her AT Mt. Have you an
auntI'
"What n ame."-Earper's Magazine.
DIR. simmons the well-Cnown Dentist. positively
removes teeth without pain. People who have tested
the doctors skill positively assert that under his
treatment the operation OF extracting teeth is rc-
ncyed Of all It's usual terrors 207 Westminster street.
Room 1.
What Is the proper way 10 conduct yourself
when you are engagedi'
Just n though you were not"
And when you are not engagedY'
Just us though you were"-Puck.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
SKILL AND MUSCLE.

The winner of the Thornton Foster race
at Narragansett Park this afternoon will
have 10 try his speed with George Ham
nell, the Holyoke sprinter, who has been
making Providence his home for the past
six months. Although Foster had seven
racing looked for Thornton TO win and he
has been the favorite from the start. HAM
nell and Thornton will make great race
If the latter can be induced 10 go ON "a
match with The Holyoke man.
There has been very little running here
this season, less than in any previous year
Just now the question naturally follows,
=" is sprint racing going to the wall g' IL
does look little that way and the reason
Is obvious. There are too many Jobs ="
and throw downs" To suit the average
lover of sport and IL has come to that pass
now where the man who thinks he has n
cinch hardly dares risk his Judgment
ing has been "jibbcd" TO death aud a
square race is such an exceptional event
that II Is hard 10 make the ordinary indl-
vidual believe that there is such thing
An old-timer on the cinder path said 70
me once: "Itell you we've got TO quit, n
the fat man keeps winning all the time.
You can't get anybody to bet on the other
fellows. lt is only by fixing il and let
ting the other man win occasionally that
we even up for the next race" That's
about so, and If you put your money on
the favorite some time and lose, don't
squeal, but just remember that you
weren't on the right end of IL.
At the weekly shoot of the Officers
Rifle Association for the Gov. Ladd trophy
and the Lieut. Gov. Stearns rifle, yester-
day, the aggregate scores were Capt.
Peck 80, Capt. Gray IS, Lieut.. Carter 20,
W. ID. Perrin 81, Capt. Rittman 81, Capt.
Brown o., Capt. Rose 63, Lieut.. Price oS,
Lieut.. Rittman 50.
Capt. Peck and Capt. Forsyth are now
tied for first place with a score OF 900,
Perrin is next with SOS, and then comes
Capt Gray with 522.
Yesterday afternoon the Providence
High School team defeated the Friends
School in a game Of football on the latter's
grounds by score Of is too.
The race track followers saw some good
afternoon. when the Rhode Island Horse
Breeders had the races which were post
poned from the previous day. In the race
for the Woodlake Farm stake $500, with
500 added for 2-year-olds, a. \. Austin OF
Mansfield, Mass, blk. T. Fora Zsr took the
first money by winning the first and third
heats, with H. g. Woods OF Natick, Mass,
b. f. Prue second and Gray & Harris,
Boston, blk. (. Elsie Harris third best
time 2:S5. III. G. Wood, Natick. Mass,
b. C. Glen won the mile yearling dash for
the Pine stake, 500, with 500 added
money. +. ID. Wiggin, Bellingham,
Mass, Evolution was second and Miss
Downing third; time 3:05. In the 22S
race, purse $500, f. ID. Wiggin, Belling-
ham, Mass, b. IN. Martha Wilkes took
three straight; Rockview Stock Farm,
Providence, b. IN. Maggie L. second and
Tobias Burke, Providence, ch. IN. Minnie
l.. third best time 219I5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
Our Men of Color.

The Rev. Mahlon Van Horn of Newport,
member of the Republican State central
committee, was in the city yesterday.
The Rev. n. j. Green, ID. D., has gone to
attend the ecumenical council of Metho-
dists being held at Washington, ID. G..
Nearly 800 delegates from all over the
United States and a number of European
countries are in attendance.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
THIRD YEAR IN PROVIDENCE
CONTINU ED SUCCESS.

DIR Strong's treatment of the diseases of
his speciality Is the same as that applied by
the leading physicians Of this country and
Europe, He possesses the largest, most
complete and expensive appliances and ap-
paratus for examining and treating the
afflicted of any physician in New England.
All remedies used by DIR. Strong are pre-
pared 10y him expressly for each case.
Those visiting his Office will be privileged
70 consult DIR. Strong personally and not
an inexperienced hired assistant His treat
ment Of catarrh and diseases of the nose
and throat is the same as pursued at the
London, Eng, Throat and Lung hospital,
under the direct supervision of Sir Morel
Mackenzie. DIR. Strong devotes his time
10 the successful treatment of chronic dis
eases, Rheumatism, Catarrh and diseases
OF the Nose, Throat, Lungs, Skin, Stomach,
Liver, Kidneys, Bladder Spine, etc; di-
seases peculiar To females and all di-
seases arising from an abused or impaired
condition of the Nervous System, Nervous
Debility and Prostration, ect. consul
tation and examination free. Office
hours-l0 to IL, 2 to and 10 $. Sundays
10 10 12 only.
DR.. Strong can be found at the Narra-
gansett hotel out of office hours.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
nANK sTATENIENr.

The New York list to-day was quiet but
settled slightly toward the close. There
has been considerable covering recently
I, and the approaching time for the closing
OF lake navigation will leave less and less
reason for rate cutting and the market
should before long begin TO attract OUT
side buying
For closing quotations sec first page ot
last edition.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10

!"
usual merit. For the
opening night is listed
Coppec's petit drama,
The Violin Maker" in
which Otis Skinner, by
many claimed 10 be the
best all around leading
man in the country to-
day, essays the role
made famous by Mons.
Coquelin. The second
Ilece listed for that night
Is Nance Old1eld,"
Charles Reade's single
act conceit, which Ellen
Terry made the SUCCESS
80 1n.t paaaa1 fhaT m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
WHY SUFFER
when YOU can be Relieved in a few minutes

As Mr. Alfrei bay Of Philadelphia said. taking a
Package from his pocket, would not be without
them for $500 for now whom I eat anything that
disagrces with me take % these Tablets and II
Relieves me In time. and II have head ache or
ba.Afeel lng they set me oil right. Try them
For sale by Druggists. Price, 20 Cents.
or address pcttis Chemical Co.. Boz i.qiI, Prou.
dence, ~ l.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10

povol Excelsior Lodge, Manchester
t-n,3y. holds ten party and ball this
e'ss,i ~ aud Mrs. samuel Taylor. who have
-, snrndinu their honeymoon In the
Nest are expected home In few days.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
FOR ALL POINTS SOUTH AND WEST.

Steamers comprising this line VIII sail from Provi-
dence Wednesday and Saturday. Time OF departure
6P. NJ.
Steamer ALLEGHANY. 1900 tons. Capt. Par
ker, Saturdays. Steamer BERKSHIRE, 2,20O tons,
Capt. Snow, Wednesdays
These steamers have very fine accommodations
for frst-class passengers. Fares, including State
Rooms and Meals. very low. Inspection invited.
Railroad connections made at Norfolk. Va, New
port News, Va, West Point, Va. and Baltimore
Md. for all points South. West and Southwest.
Through bills of ladng issued via Norfolk and
Western Railroad and Virginia and Tennessee Air
Line, Atlantic Coast and Seaboard Air Line. Pied
mont and Paint Rock Lines. Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and kanawha Dispatch, baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and Continental Line. Merchants
and Miners Transportation Co.'S Savannah steamers
Tickets secured at Steamers Office, 30 India street
on sale at w. II. Church s. Co.'S, | WeybOsset street.
and l.. q. Windsor. Agent. Weyb0sset street Mark
goods via i. \. and B. Line.
or rates, passage freight apply 20
l.. III. ROCKWELL, Agent. Lonsdaie
Wharf. Providence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
TA-kE-I1.

Are you troubled with Head Ache. Faintness
Dizziness. Heart Burn, Jausea Feeling. Wind in the
stomach, Water Bras Fullness after Eating, fndl-
gestion Loss OF Appetite and all Disturbance OF the
Stomach aud Bowels.
These Tablets are Strengthening and Corrective.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
MUSIC AND THE DRAMA.
Margaret NIather.

The repertory which Margaret Mather
has laid out for her week s engagement at the
Providence Opera House, commencing. next
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
EAGER FOR BUSINESS.

EAGEk FOR BUSINESS.
When besieged from all sides for
your patronage, it's no wonder you
hesitate. You want the best and
don't know how to pick it out.
No need of buying clothing in this
uncertain way. Take a look
among the stores; make sure Of
your rose before you pluck it.
We are well aware that we have
to contend with cheapness. We
oppose to it better goods. 1t sue
ceeded last year. 1t will this.
Our goods are enough better to let
you pass every clothing store in
the city to got them, and you'll
save money.
FURNISHING GOODS and Hats. - We
sell tho best and under price always.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10
THE GLOBE LOASASD TRUST COM
pANN. -
AZ Yeybosset ST.

AZ WeybOssct ~.
We have to-day the following nrst mortgages on
income city property for sale:
Property valued at $4,000, mortgage for IS 600, at
per cent.
Property valued at $1,000 mortgage for 81, 600 at
per cent.
Property valued at $4,000. mortgage for $1,000 at
per cent.
property valued at $4,000. mortgage for $1,000 at
Property valued at $4,000, mortgage for $4,000.
az per cent.
Property valued at 5000, mortgage Tor $500, at
Property valued at $s,oOo mortgage for $500. nt
Property valued at 5000 mortgage for $500, at
Property valued at $4,000, mortgage FOR $1,000. at
Go per cent
Property valued at 5000, mortgage for $500 at
property valuedss o0o mortgage for s3 800, at at
per cent.
Also at par. 25O shares preferred stock OF bank
ing corporation paying per cent.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1891-10-10

Yesterday afternoon the Providence
High School team defeated the Friends
School in game of football on the latter's
grounds by a score of is too.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1891-11-07
The Laf0urche Outrage.

The conspiracy of he anti-lottery
faction in LafOurcse is a hisli-lianded
ontra.e, which will tend to bring that
Asanse into still further ~disrepute with
I'll tight thinking people in the State.
The facts III the case. as We CLEAN them,
are briefly as FOL ows: The Democratic
pai ish GENITAL committee met in au-
thorlzed session at TIi,0daux last
Safurday, al the actual members be-
ing present. either III person or by
pYoxy. Three members had removed
from tie parish aud one had died since
tile last meeting. in spite vi The pro-
test of a majority of members present.
the president proceeded to appoint
four persons to fill the vacancies above
referred to, and also another alleged
vacancy Of IA member WHO, though ac-
tually present, was reported TO have
resigned. 4 member moved that the
names OF the persons thus appointed
be stricken from the roll, but the presi-
dent refused to pnt the motion. and
thus satai@ea his arbitrary action.
An appeal from this decision to the
committee was demanded, but the
president also refused to put it before
the body, or TO permit the roll to be
called, aud declared Of his own motion
that his appGiulces were regularly
chosen members of the committee.
The majority Of the committee then
withdrew and went into Il reOrganiza-
ton. IL oriug The ~ bitrary proceedings
Of the late president. This body or
dered primaries for tie election Of dol
egates to the democratic Safe CONVEX
ton, to be held Nov. is. The reyolu-
t%ianars body, which remained in ses-
sion, by it's president. appointed a fuil
delegaiiou ~ The Stat convention,
and adjourned. II the anus hope to
win by such tactics, they are greater
fools tlIai We take them To oe, aud
they certainly do not presume that
snch high handed proceedings will he
sustained b1 tile conservative element
of tie democratic PARTY, pro n anti.
Fortunately, the State committee
stands between the people and such
audacity, n q wit, see that the chosen
representative Of the Lafourchc demo
crazy, aud not the henrImtn Of ii re-
vo%luliouI~t, arr admitted 70 the deli
belations Of tie State convention
Wcehly Advocate.