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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
IN WALL STREET TODAY,
Dealings ON the Stock Exchange on a Lin
tied Scale.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 20.-The dealings in stocks
continue on . limited scale. This morning
only l03. coo shares we're sold. Northern Pacific
preferred, Burlington. Reading. Atchison.
1aekswanna and New York Central were the
most active stocks. The market opened strong
and higher. but almost Immediately began
TO droop. and by IL o'cloc!. the advance
had not only been lost. but fractional decline
from last nights figures noted New York
Central was the feature OF the second hour. Ii
was unusually strong. advancing per cent to
il3z on a large amount of trading. The ether
stocks recorded little change. At noon
She market wss steady at about yesterday =
figures. At this writing q 80 p M the MAJ ket
is dull
Money, Ss4 per cent Exchange steady:
posted rstes isl 1Sa4s5. Actual rEtes, isD}s "a
4s0s. for sixty days and f.34. siSi for demand.
Governments quiet. Currency Or. Ill bid: IS.
coup. l161s bid; extended -. registered, 9s1z
bid.
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THEIR ESCAPE A WONDER.
Two Railway Passenger Carr Hurled Into a
Gorge, but No One Killed.

BrzSos Ayes, Nov. GA serious acci-
den, occurred today On the Buenos
Ayres and Ensenada railway, and all the
passengers had au almost miraculous escape
from a most horrible death. The train was
crossing a high vi.;duct which carries the line
across a deep gorge, Ehon. owing TO some I'M
explained reason, one of the carriages jumped
from the rails, dragging the others after it,
The whole train was deraied. Two of
the carriages plunged over the side
of the viaduct and fell to the
ground. Fortunately. as they went over
the coupling pins broke and the other car
riases remained on the yiaduct Quite a num-
Der or passengers we're in the two cars that had
fallen. but. strange TO saJ, none Of them were
jured.
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that he would wait until the reporter had con.
cludsd. He was relative Of the prisoners. an
uncle by marriage, a MIR. Mckinney. a LAWYER,
but not In active practice, and he desired 70
md out II there were any missions that Norv.ll
wanted performed. After the reporter had
gone the two sat talking FOR some time. He
may appear In court tomorrow when the pris-
oner is sentenced to ask the court for leuiency,
Norvell refused some cigars that were offered
70 him by the reporter. saving that he did no,
smoke at all. A valsc full OF clothes and little
articles. including PRAYER book, WAS sent tS
him by his mother this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

The Record Of Deaths.
During the twenty four hours ending at noon
today burial permits were issued IRON the
health Office for the following:
White Elizabeth Bryan. &c years. pulmonary
congestion; Justin Mccarthy, 6 years. diph-
iberia; Nellie T. Devine. 30 years. childbirth;
William 7. Miles, 2s years, consumption: Sarah
pectoris.
Colored-Amelia jefferson. 10 DAYS. trismus
nasceutium; Andrew Shorter, 29 years, con-
sumption; Letitia T. Leonard. . years. bron-
chitis; Anna Hill, IS years, intestinal nephritis;
VIM. Ramsell, months. diarrhea; Chas.
Robinson, Is years. pulmonary tuberculosis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
Forfeited $50 Collateral

The case of Thomas Riley, the young man
who drove his horse and buggy against Mr..
William A. Gwyer near the corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania avenue and painfully
injured him about the head, as published in
The STAR at the time. was set for trial in the
Police Court today. When the case was called
the accused failed to answer ana his collateral.
so, was forfeited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
II. DE GIERS' MISSION.
He Spent Today in Copsultations With the
Principal French Ministers.

Principal French Ministers.
PARIS, Nov. ON. De Viers. the Russian
foreign minister. who Is at present visiting this
city, had interviews today with President Car
not, VI. Ribot, minister of foreign affairs, and
NJ. de Freycinet minister of waT and president
of the council This evening he viii dine with
President Carnot.
Notwithstanding the semi-offcial denial
which came from weisbsden yesterday of the
report that the object of u. De Giers in visit
ing Paris was to conclude treaty of al
lance between his government and that
Of France, the GGpi0ls. which Is the
organ OF the Count of Paris. publishes an arti-
Gle this morning which shows that il is that
paper belief that that alone i the reason for
the Russian minister visit. The GG5,Ois appeals
TO all frenehmen TO silence their discords
during " De Geier's stay in Paris. IL
says: I'VE are all agreed IS to the advantage
TO be derived from an alliance with Russia
some day, perhaps. such alliance will re-
store to Us the integrity OF cur territory and
power"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
CHICAGO's PROTEST.
Americans Disseminated Against in the Use
Of the WeIlaEd kan:lL

CHICAGO, Nov. 2o-Seereiary Stone of the
Chicago board of trade has addressed long
letter to Secretary of State Blaine, which con-
cludes a. follows, after rss,iDg the discrilnina-
tion against AmerIcau MSS o. the Welland
canal: The board OF directors or the
board of trade of the city of
Chicago would. therefore. respectfully requesS
of the honorable Secretary o, state that at til ,
approaching conference between this govern
r1=nt and that of the Dominion OF Canada the
citizens OF the United States and those of the
Dominion of Canada be placed upou terms Of
equality with reference 10 commerce lassing
through the Welland caraI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

A deed of trust of the Washington and Ar
lington Railway Company to the Central Trust
Company of New York was recorded today, by
which all the property and franchises are con-
veyed to secure the payment Of 500 81 coo
bonds, payable in gold, bearing per cent in
terest, maturing in 1891.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

II - Claimed That Foraker IL Not at the
Head OF the Movement.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star
COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. pa prominen.
Foraker republican here today declared tina:
il was not the Foraker men who are urging the
ousting Of Senator Br;ce. The fact that Judge
King Of Youngstown. chairman of the
republican state central committee. which
Is o solid Foraker Organization has
called meeting of il here next
week to take action II the Brice case is taken
however. ss positive proof that the call for
Brices removal comes from the Foraker men
IL Is plain also that the prospect OF having to
take the initiative in the matter in the Senate
Il very embarrassing To Senator Sherman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
Going to His BROTHERS. Grave.

BoaDEsTowS, N. j., Nov. 20--John Parnell,
brother Of the late Charles Stewart Parnen,
who resides at West Point Ga, 10 expected
here in few days TO pay a visit to his aged
mother, Mrs. Della 7. i. Parneil. Mr.. Psrneli
viii accompany his mother to England and
Ireland.
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Officers Elected.

At . meeting of the stockholders in Alexan-
andria, Va. last evening the old board of di-
rectors Of the National Capital Brewing CON-
pany were unanimously reelected. The board
consists Of Messrs. Albert Carry. Robt. Portner.
J. L. Vogt, J. ID. Bartlett. F. p. Madigan. Chas
Carry and c. A. Strangmanr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

The U. s. s. NEWARK has arrived at New
York and will take on stores and ammunition
1t is understood that che will be Admira! Ben
ham S flagship on h, South Atlantic station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
MARRIAGE I,icenaea.

Marriage licenses have been issued by the
clerk of the court to Robert v Donnelly and
Louise E. Loeffier; Edward Fillmore and Do
rothy Banister; J. Calvin Thompson and S. Lee
Cation, both of Fairfax county. Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
WAsHINGrON NEWS AND GOSSIP

A. L. CARPENTER has been appointed fourth
class postmaster at Summertield. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

GOING SOUrHwARD.-The U. SIS. Bennington
sailed from New York for Hampton Roads yes-
terday. She will be followed immediately by
the Atlanta. The vessels will await orders at
Hampton Roads. meanwhile practicing ut York
town with their great guns.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
CARH.Kr 4 LErpr.
s2s 9TH and zoo ST. M.

rreat barrain in aaies' Underwear.
One csss Of Extra onsli,y Ribl-i Vests ana p.uta.
n Natural and White The yfi,e hes ten 81 - each.
Our price vail H. &c. each
,hiidren's Corded Corsef Waists. all siK.s. 90
Ee-d Rests. ooNsrcd wa China sill. only 80.
ni-~idth China ssh : arts With FRINGE ouy .alr
Pine hsrhieiz-i S-ass Ansonia Ciock. wsth
hN. ornament On tor striking hour and half hour.
cathedral sons. Ony si.a
f-A'r~ sue 1aEsncse iur hugs. IN White. Black and
Gray. Gals ~ sys.Arh
fh'ts NA."e n heford Cota- all coiors az 81 yard
h0N"l'i LAY =. "a tot THIS suali;S e,se~hrre.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

NAVAL MOVEMENTS. L. S. S. Newark ar
rived at Tompkinsville. N Y. from Boston this
morning. She will take OH stores and ammu-
milton and probably sail within few days for
the south Atlantic station
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
CONVENTION DELEGATIONS
More Have Arrived Today and More Will
Come Tomorrow.

THOSE WHO ARE CONFIDENT THEIR CITY WILL
wIN-cn9IM; rrEE BACTERIAL TO WORK UpoN NOT
Plentiful AsYET-cINcISNATI, NEW YORK AND
MINNEAPoLIs IN TIE LEAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

WILL Try TO REsuME-TIe examiner in
charge of the National Bank of San Diego, Cal.
has autographed the con,r olier If the currency
to defer the appointment of receiver for that
bank, as the directors of the bank and a NAM
Der Of citizens making strong efforts to
rehabihtate the bank and have hopes of
success.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York stock Market.
Name.

The following the opening and closing prices Of
the New YORK stock Market, reported by special
wITC 10 . OcsCu and Mccartney. liiJ street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the readings at the Office
Of the weather bureau today: sam. 50, 2 p. ~.
So; maximum, SO: minimum, 20.
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She Paid the Fine.

Mary Brookins, a colored woman, bought a
sofa on the installment plan and Robert Mills,
agent for the firm, attempted 10 take possession
Of the article of household furniture because
Mary had failed to make her regular payments.
When he did SO Mary objected to such an ex-
tent that she assaulted the agent and he had
her arrested. The case was tried before Judge
Miller and Mary was fined IS or fifteen days.
She paid the fine.
r. ]. SoUTHALL of South Carolina on motion
Of Mr.. James s. Edwards. and Frank c. Town
send Of Virginia. on motion of J. L. Du Putron.
were admitted to the bar in Court in General
Term today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20
DISTRICT REAL ESTATE.
Its Value - shown by the Assessors An
nual Report.

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS MADE-rHE IN
QUIslroRIAL PERSONAL TAX SHOULD BE ABoIl-
IsHED-cHURCHEs RENTED FOR SECULAR PUR-
POSES SaoULD PAY TAx--THE TRIESNIAL AS
sEssMEST OF 1853.
Assessor Trimble today submitted to the
Commissioners the annual report of his Office.
covering its operations during the fiscal year
ending June so, 1891 The report opens with
a statistical table showing the assessed value of
the taxable real estate in the District of Column
bia for the fiscal year ending June 80, 1892, as
follows:
Taxable on land. .S64, PSI, 934.00
Taxable on i'm
provements ..... 62, 125,G50.00
sl26, sss, $500
GEORGETOWN.
Taxable on land. 81, 69S 476.00
Taxable on improve
ments. .......... 2,9S4.2ooUO
s5.Ss2,s7s.oo
COUNTY.
Taxable on land
at $3.50. . So, 4SO, 5840O
Taxable on i'm
proyements at
Sl.50.. 5000, 5000
Se.4s6, 734. 90
Taxable on land ut
3l.............. S3,014, 0340O
Taxable on m
provtments at
sl........... 91425OO0
S3,92s, 2s4.OO
Total assessed value of real
estate. .................. sl45, 4sl. 1880
PERSONAL PROPERTY.
Washington. .......S 81, LAG, 341.
Georgetown. $50. S34 90
County. 12l015.00
gil, 1926, 1900
Total assessed value of real and
personal property IN the Dis
trict of Columbia on July /,
1891. :......................S 157, 1907, 46s. 90
Amount of tax for 1S91-'92:
Washington at $3.50. ..... 81, 1896, 1853 &c
Georgetown at $1.50... S5,24O.l4
county at S1.JO. 1i2 30l.0l
County at observation-disclosures. 9,282. "a
Total real estate tax. 81. 162. ST. IS
Personal tax. INSTRUMENTATION. 1S9,3G6.1l
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w. NJ. SHusrrH & Sons.

w. NJ. SHusrrR & SoSs.
Bedford Cords. in Blue.
Green, Brown. Gray. Tan.
Wine, Back. Another lot
of choice coiors Just re-
ceiyed. Also Green. Taa,
Brown. Navy Blue and
Gray in a magnificent
quality of Corduroy Just
opened. Also Eiderdown
C.oths with polka dots, in
great variety. .
w II. SINISTER 4 SONS
One price 9lY PA. AVE noli
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Sales-Regular call--I2 O'Clock m: ID. c. 365s,
Sl.oJe al iIS. Washington Light Infantry ads.
49, at -. lexington and Soldiers Home Rail
road, yl,00J al ~; $500 at lUO Washington Loan
and Trust ConpanT. at 1O4t, al los. Washing
ton Gas, ~ al AS.
Government Bonas-U s. Is. registered 1907
iI6si bid. 1lIh asked. U. s. Is, coupons, 1907.
ll6ia bad, llIL asked.
District Of Columbia Bonds-Market stock. IS
1872 currency 1O2 bid - asked 2I-year irnd Ga
ls, gold. !ol b!d.-asked. 20-year fund, IS, ls99,
gold. ius5a bid, = asked. Water stock, IS, cur
1902. 1l3 bid, asked Water stock IS, 1903, cur
rency, ~ Dd, - asked. S.G5s, 1924, fund, cur
rency, i2l bid. lisa asked s1s, reg. 2-ios, 1872
Miscellaneous bonds-Wa shington and George
town ka.Tcid lO-iO. Us, lU3 bid asked. Wash
ineton and Georgetown railroad convertible Is.
imp. t.. liz bid. asked. American Sc
curty and Trust Company, IS, 100 bid, lU2 asked.
washington Light infantry lst mortgage 6s, 1904.
IS, - bid. asked. Washington Gas
Company. series A. Is. l=s bid, asked. Wash
ingion Gas Company, series b. Is, 19' bid,
road S cs 3 BID O. isl assd chesapea Sa h ami
10; asked Capitol and North . street Railroad
is, mortgage S.. leo bid. - asked. Metropolitan
Railroad Convertible Is u.s.. bid iea asked. !,
Electric Light Convertible IS, leo bid. Ill asked.
Nsuonal Bank >tocss-Bauk Of " ashingIon. 40
bid. - asked, Bank of Eepublic, go bid. -
asked. Metropolitan. es5 bid. go asked
asked. Farmers and Mechanics, 100 bid - asked
Citizens. l'o DO. le5 asked. Columbia. IA? bid, l5e
asked. Capital. lsl bid asked West End, 96
bid. ~ asked Traders, LIZ bid. is asked. lin
cC!l. - bid, lpl asked.
Radio Stocks - Washington ard Georgetown
2Is bid, - asked. Metropolitan, 80 bid %
asked. Columbia, 6D bid, - asked. Capitol and
NcFtA Street, - Did, - asked. lexington and
Soldiers Home, 80 bid, 81 asked. Georgetown and
Tenley tOwu, "a bid. 50 asked
Insurance Stucks-Eiremen IS, Az bid, GO asked
Franklin, 81 bid, Is asked. National Union Is bid
- asked Arlington. i15 bid asked. Corcor an,
o. bid. - asked Columbia, l4:. bid, I5l, asked.
Sernial-A American. 1870 bid, - asked. Riggs bid,
49, asked. Peoples, So pid, asked. Lincoln bid,
90 asked. Commercial, "a bid. asked
Tile Insurance StocSs-Real Estate Title, 40
bid - asked. Columbia Title. 6l, bid, asked
Gas aud Electric Light Stocks-WaShing:oa Ga
Al. bid. AIS asked. u. s. Electric Light, las bid
los asked.
Telephone Stocss-Chesapeake and Potomac 81
biG ., asked. AIneiIcan Graphophone, -. bid. d
asked.
Miscellaneous Stocks-N ashng;Un Market Com.
pauy. C oid, - asked Great Falls Ice COMPANY,
40 bid. - asked. Bull Run Panorama Coinlany,
Is Did, asked. Pneumatic Gun Carriage. J.
bill, Z. asked Lincoln Han, 30 bid, asked.
lnteTOcean Building Company, - bid, los ASKED.
safe DEPOSIT and trust companies - Wasaiug-
ton safe Dcposi: Company, 40 bid, is asked.
Washington Loan and Trust Company. iUa
bid, 1Os asked American security and Trust
Company, los bid 10. a>kee!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Az ENTERTAINMENT was given at ClabauRh's
Hall on Wednesday evening under the auspices
Of Washington Lodge, LO.G.T., that was very
enjoyable. The program was carefully ar
ranged and all the performers acquitted them-
selves creditably and the dramatic manner in
which the .'Opening Of the Old Chest was re-
cited by Miss. Lillian Young was especially
worthy Of notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

DoN'r hNow WHY HE TOOK THE Monty. As HH
DIDN'T NEED n AT ALL-pTD NOT CONE BACK
TO SURRENDER HIMSELF AND WAS SURPRISED
AT THE EVIDENCE THE GOVERNMENT HAD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

NAVAL ORDKRs.-Commander b p. Lamber-
ton ordered to duty in the bureau of yards and
docks. Commander George E. wingate or
dered to command the Mohican. Surgeon w.
H. Jones ordered to examination for promotion
Commander Geo. H. Wadleish detached from
the command Of the Mohican lst December
and granted two months leave.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

SILVER PuRcHAsEs.-The offers OF silver 70
the Treasury Department today aggregated
7s9, COO ounces and the amount purchased was
$40 600 ounces, as follows: Twenty thou.
sand ounces at S0.9i95; 5000 ounces
at S0.949s. Tho director Of the mint
today announced that the government having
purchased the amount OF silver required by
law for the present month, no further pur-
chasss will be made until the 2d uroximo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

IMPORTANT RECOMMENDATIONS MADE-rHE ~
QUIs1roRIAL PERSONAL TAX SHOULD BE ABoL-
IsHED-cHURCHEs RENTED FOR SECULAR PUR-
POSES SaoULD PAY TAx--THE TRIESNIAL AS
sEssMENr OF 1853
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Sl26, 3S3, 5s4. 90
GEORGETOWN.
Taxable on land. =. 81, 69S. 476.00
Taxable on improve
ments. 2, 9S4. 10000
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"Thep later told them that was going to
Detroit wanted to get away from the city,
and thought that perhaps might be able to
get something to do and return here after q
time and get back the confidence Of people
told few of nv friends where was going.
but / had to dissemble as to the cause. Of
course. They knew 1 had been discharged.
though only a few of them knew why.
"Iliyed very quietly in Detroit resting, and
l spent exceedingly little money. ! drank
nothing and did not dissipate at all But L
did not like to stay there and wanted to get
back here. Mother did not send for me to
como, wrote her but ono letter while was
gone and she wrote to me but once. came of
my own accord and did not come to surrender
myself.
that there was case against me. II l had
known it there WAS plenty Of opportunity for
me to have got away. was just across the
border from Canada for nearly two weeks and I
could have gone over and been out of reach I
was surprised when 1 was told at home ysstsr-
day morning that the departments had evidence
against me that would convict me.
snow as to my plea yesterday. I must have
appeared very strange in court, for was never
in o criminal court room before in nv life not
even to witness trial / did not know lust
how to act and was little nervous for fear
that might commit some breach of etiquette.
WHY HE PLEAD GUILTY.
81 plead guilty because did not want to
make any fight in the case. 1t seemed to be .
clear case against me. and did that because
did not want my mother and sister to be forced
to come into court and repeat their testimony
not want TO put them in any such position. It
WAS more for their sskes that plead guilty,
and if had not had them 70 consider should
probably have made stand.
Il have no counsel and ahaIl make NO pies
- -
about right a. it Il"
Just then man approached Eorvell a he
at talking and, shaking him BY the hand, said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-11-20

Taxable on land
at $3.50.
Taxable on i'm
provements at
Sl.O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
". z. MORTIMER IL CUSTODY.

Chicago, Aug. 1s.-Wllliam F. Mortimer the secre-
tary and treasurer Of the National Capital savings
Building and Loan Association, arrived here t0uaS
from Minneapolis in custody Of Inspector STUART
Mortimer was PLACED under bond before Commissioner
How're The prisoner Is confident that he can acquit
himself Of any wrong-dolng in connection with inc
MANAGEMENT Of the association, and that his SON
Louis F. Mortimer. VIII return 10 Chicago ana
straghten out irregularities that may at this ume
appear to exist
Il gave myself mp for the purpose Of showing that
there has been no fraud my part" said Mr. Mortl-
mcr @and l am positive the books will show that
every penny VIC took in was used lcGtimately' Al
though I treasurer ! did not handle any OF 'hne
money. my taking Of that We look III
$4,000 since the association was organized, anu
placed eighteen different loans, and SOLD LOW sra
II stock. Ny received - cents commission IoF
every share sold, and that is all he did ectitc.
Where is the $4,000 Well. orr expenses we've very
heavy. and then spent enormous sans in adVtru7,
ing. Ny son did not skip cut because he was allalI
~ arrest. but because Of his children was dFls
in New YORK. l don't know where he IS at present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-19
STATE FrREMEy IN CONVENTION.

Utica, Aug 18.-The state Firemen's Convention
opened at Herkimer this morning The village + eab
Oratey decorated fer the occasion and every effort Is
being made properly TO entertain the thousands OF
visitors most Of whom have already arrived A meet
Ing Of the executive committee held this forenoon
after which A. B. steele, president OF the village
delivered the address of welcome 10 which President
Rogers, of the state association, responded. Tbs
afternoon was devoted 70 sessions of the delegates
which were continued this evening. Tomorrow after
noon the delegates will 90 on excursion over the
Adirondack and st. Lawrence Railroad 10 Poland, and
In the evening tie election OF officers VIII be held
On Thursday morning and afternoon and Friday fore
noon will occur the prize drills and races FRIDAY
afternoon grand parade VIII BE- MADE, - he reVe"ed
from the Driving Park by acknowledgements Jones.