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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Detective Clark Had HI. Suspicious.

Detective Clark OF Inspector Byrnss's stan
saw n Good-looking young man pawn dia.
mond ring in SIMPSONS in Park row yeslsr-
day morning. lie arrested him on suspicion OF
having stolen the ring. Tho young man said
clerk in the sEIp!oy Of George L. Chambeis a
Jewel or OF 81 line street. He Acknowledged
that lie had been stealing from h 8 employer
for iong time. and gave a lunch OF avn
tickets TO the detective. !n the afternoon ho
Justice Smith held Linn tor trial.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

The neichbors Of Israel Jacobs OF Essex
street call him Tho Iniin" because he Is re-
venGeful. Four years ago. whom hs was only
II years old. Joseph Harris OF Essex street
had him arrested and sent to the Island for
three months for insulting his wife. Shortly
after Jneobss release Harris went into the ex.
press business and bought ho, Sc: One
1t locke as II the animal had been poisoned.
He bought two horses after that; Saturday he
found both OF them deaG. They had been
poisoned. HAIRLESS neighbours told him that
Jacobs had been boasting that inter four years
he had obtained revenge. Officer George n:
Lombard of tho Society for tho Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals arrested Jacobs. iester-
day hewas charged at Essex Market Court
churCe but Justice Ryan hold him for trial
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Edwara Lu,x Killed In Saratoga.

SARATOGA, Sept. lj.-Edward I.utz OF the
publishing house Of NJ. ". Jones. % Clinton
place. New York. while awaiting the arrival OF
n railroad train at Baliston this afternoon
stepped around the end OF " moving freight
trim Just as Q passenger train was rushing BY
The engine struck Lutz In the head, cru shing
i aud throwing his body twenty feet away
He dled In few moments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
where Yesterday. fire. w.-.

4. -s3o FIRE at Fulton and Nassau s,rests; 10 10,
% Grove street Lsviia Hopkins sa5 iu:iu Is spruce
street. Gresnbaum Co.. no damage
y. M.-l;ts 1865 Second avenue, Louis Krow 800:
.lo. 10 Frankfort street William Hing. storage. no
damage; ~ ~ Eldr.dgs street Albert Pour,s tri
mhst "ft thar.rs strest, Charles Barry uaInax.
,I,ns; ,'l 81 i.. lLir rrst IssL sGsiia Iitrr'
iugtoh no damage; unH 40 Third avenue 90, nv
e. NJ lNe. or K tsdad and oTrin UIarE, dAmass
SSnnt u - ~ Ridge street Manael GarviIz. damage
age slight WV" ''~A~ ~s"ss' ose'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Mct'une Bitterly Denounced.

ST. Louis. Sept. l5.-The anti.thiri party
wing OF the National Farmers Alliance met
here to-day. Tho Committee on RESOLUTIONS
presented the platform adopted by the Fort
Worth Convention, with the addition OF q
resolution dsnouncine {. W. McCune. Chair
man Of the Ocala Convention. and his cor
rupt methods" as q Disgrace to- the order.
The roso ution led to u heat debate. Many
tested against passing the resolution rs nipO-
itic, Action WAS finally postponed until to-
morrow,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Hurled 30 Feet by y Train.

While crossing the track in Atlantic avenue
near Barley street. In Brooklyn. yesterday
JAppe kammisier, a Dane. OF 3G5
Jerome street was struck by q rapid transit
was found mncon scious. and ut 81. Mary 5
Hos pita it was discoysred he was suffering
with sevora fractured ribs and probably with
NAVY NaId.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Actor Curt,.'s Terrible D,le.ma.

San Francisco. Sept. 15.-Actor Curtiss
chances for getting out OF his present scrapo
are growing smaller daily. The police have
found eye-withesses to the shooting. They
are Mrs. Annie Johnston and her two grown
daughters. who reside at SiG Folsom street.
nearly opposite to the scene OF the tragedy.
her sick child and looking out OF The Open win
dow when two mon came along on the opposite
the fence opp site q vacant lot. and the
smaller OF them tried to pull away from his
tines Come along now"
The next she saw was 9 pistol Hash. and she
heard q loud rerort. The tai aim man did a not
quickly. and the tall man fell.
The daughters Of Mrs. Johnston corroborate
this story.
The police hive evidence that the nippsrs on
Curtiss wrists belonged TO Officer Grant
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

Maurice Stuart, q member OF Julia Marlowe'a
company. was stricken yesterday afternoon at
his home, Q West Twenty.ilrst street. with con-
Gestion OF the brain. He was TO have opensd
with Julia Marlows In Philadelphia last night
and was preparing to leave on the 4 O'Clock
train. He was unconscious for Two hours. His
This cause OF MI. Stunrt's trouble is said TO
have been overstudy. Miss Crater. thu actors
sister. will arrive to-day from Boston to take
charge OF her brother,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Fa.setr. Campaign In the CI,r,

The first OF the Republican Clubs big mass
ratification meetings will be held in the new
Music Hall at Fii;y-seventh street and eve I'll
avenue next Tuesday evening. William Brook
field will preside, aud tho PRINCIPAL speukers
Will DO Chauncsy Al. Depew and J. Sluat Fas-
ss,t; NJ. ,Dsbsw 10 expected home from
Ihe Fassett; vrooman Campaign Club of III.
Inirtsfnth District was organized In Grand
b0rA ''',> WV A~~sAAA~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

LAWYER Charles Dreyer OF 34j Hicks street
Brooklyn. was fined So yesterday by Police
Justice Walsh for disorder In bridge car on
Monday afternoon. Dreyer. as 1t is alleged:
73l Fulton street. who was sitting. opposite
him. and Mrs. Golden's son retaliated by
Shaping the LAWYERS face. Dreyer then O.
came 20 violent that no WAS arrested when
the Il ain get 10 Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
WHAT MAN rs Fat ENOUGH
To Cabin the Astral Form or the Reincar.
nate Blavatskys

To Cabin the Astral Form or the Reincar.
nate Rlavatskys
The suggestion that the mortal part Of Ann
O'Delia sa,omon Editha Lolita Diss Debar
Vera Ava. Of various PLACES on earth and In
air. is now the tenement OF the immortal part
OF the late Nine. Blavatsky. Is not looked on with
crednlity by theosophists. There Is only cir
cumstantial evidence to support 1t. and OF that
only the circums tancss that one was fat and
fraudulent aud died. and the other Is lat ana
fraudulent aud alive.
1t will be remembered that whom the news
OF Blavatsky's death was received here MIR. w.
y. Judge the President OF the Theosophical
Society. told The sun that Blavatsky would
either dissolve or take UP another human
tenement. Mr.. Judge thought that Blavatsky
could. in q measure at least. control the per-
sonali,y OF the human tenement which her
asst, al body would takenp He thought II ex.
such . tenement. but TO didn't know.
y.se at IN ,hs S'ate h 81
Secretary. sal yes erday that be diun't think
the Cincinnati Mhat-is-it could 10 the reincar-
nS Mr fUer,on won't on to say that there
n gener al feeling among theosophisis mat Bla-
yatsky would come again. They a. MT Ge-
lieve in the story OF the Countess OF Calthness.
who said that Bin,atsky had qppeared to her
in a vision IN Paris. The BELLE, p, allen
form docs take up q new tenement tho tone
mrnt will he resigned by a man. .
Blavatsky was tireu OF being woman.
said Mr.. Fullerton. she had frequently OK.
pressed her dissatisfaction with her mortal
personality. and 1t Is not ut all unlikely that
whom she finds n satisfactory personality.
whose owner has no further use for 1t IN Its
Nh ;ne T cam
he satisfactorily accomplished BY an adept;
Reformation is the assumption by an astral
form OF new tenement. When 1t takes place
tho scattered attributes OF entity OF the last
personality are gathered together and mould
the new astral form. guiding the formation OF
the physical embryo. They are concerned
more ultimately with the mortal psrsonality
than the immortal individuality. When the
astral form has become part OF the mortal
tndivid u Atty. through being so purified as to
have no uisintegrating force such an astral
form will cohere and endure from incarnation
10 ~ carnaton the vehicle OF the entity which
evolved 1t. Its conscious formation implies
that such an entity is an adopt.
All theosophis,s agree that Blavatsky's en-
tity " as an adept. and as such could manage
It's own reincarnation in its own way. There
fore, when they remember her dislike OF her
feminine personality they scout the idea that
her astral form would ever relume the mortal
personality OF Ann O'Delia Diss Dollar;
It was theosophically suggested that the
theosophis,s wait for IL prophet They wait
with patience. but their long ing is great.
Perhaps this hope inspires their general be-
Lief that Blavatsky's next mortal personality
will 10 q man. Who will be the prophet?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

negro in a uniform o! bright coiois, wear
ing black silk hat on the front Of which was
printed Drop dead" managed to get on the
uoor OF the Con solidatsd Exchange yestey day
and began han ling around advertising cards
81 u firm that deals III Becond-ha clothing.
The boys took this Tor III insult on bull mar
ket. and tore his clothes in bouncing him.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
When Antiquity Term,n ated.

The Board OF Appraisers took evidence yes
tsrday on the classification OF imported an
tiuuities. Iu each case they asked the i'm
porter ii the goods had been produced before
100. and ii tho importer was collector or q
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Senator C.lrs Successor AppeIntsa.

PENSACOLA. sept. 15.-Ex-Congressman R, n.
N. Davidson has been appointed Uni cd States
Senator by the Governor TO succeed Mr.. Call.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

many grin at this. The protest was referred
to the Committee on Contested Seata
THE COMMITTEES.
The Chairman thon named the committees,
n Iono
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

Gen. De PeysterGives HiswIfe q n ortxaEe.
Gen. ]. Watts do PeJster has given his vile.
Estelie Livingston. n mortgage for Sl4 900 on
tho property on the north side OF Twenty first
street near Fourth avenue. as . sequence OF
the snit Tor separation that she brought
against him last July.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

wreck 81 sAs fNureNe osern Soopsay.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15.-Ths Flsuretts
Comic Opera Company has gone to pieces
here. and Miss Emma Steiner. composer and
director, Is unable to pay the salaries The
chorus people are without money for their
fares back 10 New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
st.pb..i :. Ausur. Asy,u..

stsphsni. the young man who was sentenced
last April to State prison for life for killing
LAWYER Reynolds. was transferred from Sing
Sing to the State lunstic asylum ct Auburn
about two weeks ago. On the trial It WAS at
tempted to prove that Stephani WIS insane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

TIE Newest ThisS Ont h Furniture
Can b hadsf Geo. G. Flint Co.. l4Ih o. and ssh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

ondina Key West Havana Cigars are the best; for
sale In all ngst class plaesa-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16
Hoods SarsapariIla
Voya CHIN roo FRIGHTENED

Ny wife. also speaks highly OF IT," HON. RODNEY
wiilr1ENoRE sx.Judrs Of franklin Co, VT
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

The Arion Club held their annual election
last night Richard katzenmayer WAS elected
President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-09-16

King would send a solid delegation 10 the
y fer Ssps9r Cor
Confer Confer with delegates. All hands conferred.
but Mr. Cock ran spent every second Of his five
minutes whispering In the ear OF Hugh Nc
LauGhlin
THE PROTEST OF THE COUNTIES.
tme was up Charles ,ns
saass n Gi&alaws isHss Iests% :H.5ndss
shs s5ashsn ?aSfs0 HL had stFnf Is sSs:
gg1 rns th' tic IL
Convention adjourned to day ri Il should 70.
IL wanea this mseT sed as the desaatss
we're getting Tired Jackson ,hs" returned 10
..S:sa e H. sGsiniisss On Contested SEATS,
Jackson stprdily shouted back: Il object,
and went this protest road before this Con-
There was to be no Sitting. even OF the
Goanies Cr SearmnnI, o KSnss ann0mnssd
protest read Immediately. ana 1t was II says:
20 the Democratic Gonv,nfion:
a. pssysv,
~; Win shss 81 an s
ss ss ns y y Win:
d:a. S sSs 'hSs4
cidsd, in apportioninR representative for Now
York county Tor Tho previous year" and tho
last State Convention. that of lsea' acting under
thirtysix Delegates and tho County Democracy hav-
Ing field its Assembly district Conventions in
aico with the call Of the state Committee and the
Cassidy resolution OF 1871 and Its delegates having
been pursuance thereof are ready to present
With proper self appear before any committee
representation With Tamnany Hall accorded to our
.rganilstion The State Committee 81 Its meeting last
evening" acting without power or authority and
in most arbitrary and revolutionary man
sass5a a a.aaR%sa dssials who should S. %.i.
ratss and excluded she dslsrRtss Of the County
si.mccracy from tho preliminary organization of the
onventoh in violation of all right and precedent and
Of the rules established By the last and preceding Con
yentions; We therefore behalf OF the deegates of
the COUNTY Democracy and ,, under and 6y her
mites and dem and right for Democrats, who have
ioyer proved treacherous to nor oolted the regular
National or State Conventions or candidates OF tho
rocosniscd and established by the last and preceding
Conventions thhnLs a. ''Asos' enA""ah'
That part OF tho document which solemnly
AYERS that the Counties had never been treach-
crous to the Democratic party and had never
bolted the ticket was greeted BY Rroans nom
the Tammany braves. There were derisive
shouts OF "Oh! OIL" and " IGN ugh and
then Barney Martin roarsd out: Mr.; Chair
man. / move the protest be rsierrsd to the
Committee on Lonesome Places" There was
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-10-29
M. j. JACOB g 60.

Below of prices. As space will MORE
and prices the balance goods Gerry
largest complete Fancy Staple Groceries,
trouble price and show goods
lbs Coffee sO0; lbs Peaches, Is cts; cts
cans French Peas so cts IA lbs. Rce $780, HAMS
Evaporated Apples 10 cents pound.
We hsndle White Crane Flour and defy competition
Brenham weekly banner. [volume] (Brenham, Tex.) 1877-1907, 1891-10-29
STATE NEWS.

Stock in Lubbock county ar
looking well.
Three cars of cotton was burne
at Bolton Wednesday.
-Giddings has raised $4,000 to
wards an artesian well.
Fields of wheat in Hale count,
are green and growing.
Reeves & Prices gin at Alvorc
was burned Wednesday.
in Limestone county cottol
pickers in great demand.
The Jane Jason cottage wa.
burned at Waco Thursday.
The artesian we'll at Paris has
reached a depth of 1920 feet.
Two carloads of cotton burned
Tuesday near Stephensville.
The residence of Warren Davis
was burned at Jefferson Monday.
The gin and mill of Ia P. John
son at Manor burned Wednesday.
Il. Mayer, Mooreville farmer
hanged himself in his barn Tuesday.
Strangers Home, a hotel at
Henrietta was burned Wednesday.
The rainmaking experiments at
San Diego were a magnificent fail
leure.
in Donley county it is said that
there has been superabundance of
rain.
Farmers in Hall county are
putting in an increased acreage of
wheat.
-Holten & Harris gin near Coop
er, Delta county, was burned We'd
nesday.
The first cargo of rock for the
jetties at Ropes Pass has been re-
ceived.
An unknown man was run over
and killed bv tram at Van Alstyne
Monday.
Twenty thousand people were
in attendance at the Dallas lair
Thurday.
-Alney Robinson's year-old
child was burned to death at Bee
vile Wednesday.
A cotton-stalk raised in Collin
county has a second crop of 800
bolls and squares.
Amos Steel, an Erath county
farmer was found dead near his
home Wednesday.
The residence of Hardin Thomas
and Will Hardin was burned at
Rillsboro Monday.
The corn crop in Angelina
county is estimated as being suffi-
Gent for two years.
The subscription for building a |
Methodist church at San Marcos
amounts to $1,000.
w. E. Archer, Houston car
penter suicided Wednesday by Jump
ing into the bayou.
j. B. Pace committed suicide at
Ell Paso Monday. He was formerly a
deputy sheriff at Austin.
"A cotton gin owned by Mr.. Al
exander near Kemp, Kaufman coun-
ty, was burned Tuesday.
The cotton crop of Grayson
county keeps the gins in Sherman
running day and night.
| "A man supposed to be CARA
the Mexican insurgeant has been an
rested at Marryville, Mo.
I'm Ellis county rain is needed
= enable the farmers to SOW small
ain and for stock water.
The work of surveying, grading
G., at the iron mill site near Tyler
said to be well advanced.
Plans have been submitted for a
lege building at Mt. Pleasant that
accommodate 300 students.
1.-The case of the Stat of Texas
ainst the Texas and New Orleans
ailway company has taken an ap-
b.
-Houston's free mail delivery
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-05-21
Maine Colt Stakes

Again we call attention to the Maine
Colt Stakes-which close next Monday,
May 2Jth-in order that none of our read
ers may neglect to make entries to the Sc
cretary, g. NJ. Twitrhell, Augusta. The
assurances received from representative
horsenen all over New England and the
Middle States that they shall attend the
State Fair are such as to warrant the lo-
lief that more will be present than ever he
fore, and, therefore, of all pla es in Maine,
this is where the colts should be shown.
Not only to promote the success of the
State society, which has always champion
ed the cause of Maine breeders but So to
secure all possible advantage in adyerts
my the qua iiy of stock, should there be a
liberal response The financial benefits
are all on the side of the exhibitor, and vet
the officers desire the largest possible num-
Der of entries Swell tho Maine Colt
Stakes ii you can anne but single colt.
Make an early entry. Remember the date
of closing Monday, May 25th at II Z. NJ
Prove metit by public performance.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-05-21
Railroad m eeting

An adjourned meeting OF the corpora
tors of the Skowhegan and Norridgewock
Rallroad Company met at Engine Hall
Monday afternoon last, and in accord.
ance with invitation extended in the RE.
PORTER and otherwise, quite large num-
Der of our citizens met the corporators.
Gen. Shepherd for committee appoint.
ed at former meeting to ascertain in re-
gard to modification Of specifications in
the construction of road az made BY the
Chief Engineer Of the Maine Central Com
pany, ,lorted copy OF the revised spec.
ifications which were read by the clerk.
general discussion followed which
Indicated strong feeling in favor of the
building OF the road on the South side Of
the river and in favor of the Somerset
Railway Company building and running
the road.
The matter was discussed in general
way by Messrs. A. w. Willes, Omer
Clark, L. +. Fairbrother, g. A. Harring
ton, L. W. Weston George Gushing and
4. N. Merrill
On motion of w. H. Wldes a commit.
tee consisting of Omer Clark, L.. W.
Weston and j. o. Smith were appointed
to confer with the directors of the Som.
erset Railway Company and get def
mite proposition from them in regard to
building and running the road and report
at meeting to be held Monday after.
noon next at 2 o'clock, to which time the
Corporators adjourned.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-05-21

Mr. &. S Jewett looks forward to O
very prosperous season for the corn can
ming interest a large number ot acre
have l,eu secured for the pnnilu hnd
the factory i, ready to DO u hls business
M-, Grace + ttnpll, who bass br,n at
Mr.. Emery t+i7 Nlntpr, h.a gone to oAo"-
hegu for visit.
We are the only town of our size, that
can boast of so good and well equipped IRE
company,
That Tag pole with the big caut to the
east, ought to COME Gown. some one may
get hurt, unless it j. removed,
Mr.. NJ. =. llsle has got somewhat OF an
increase of pension
Mr. VIM. j. HAYNES met with very
bud misAap last Tuesday while cutting
trees. In some way hi- leg was caught or
struck hy heavy trunk, ana broken. Dr'
Robbins was summoned and set the llmb'
The httlr son of Mrs Farrand, whose
death is so sadly felt by her friends ana
ncighbols, went home with his Grand
mother, who will care for him, taking ms
mothers place.
The JAIME and the lazy nre always pr =
yiicd for So are the drunk. Each one
has % rocket pistol 10 which he refers rs
couy,uirut. Rum is very much IKE mole
OIL, Wuu yuu take from it, the larger II
grows. The more liIuor sciz 10y Sher-
i1 N-tl- tI.r uurr ill-re is left, When
nar .s uw. ul love If money are at varl-
tn.r t.i frm,r goes TO the wall every
uus H.u.. thanks To public opinion, IT
...l-. .n.s gets il Il good blow.
.... ..... .,..t.,.f.J. ollie th. cir nm.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-05-21
CORRESPONDENCE.
No Arson

Lie Brown Hilton stable j. progress
AZ tlueiy- It's great Improvement ov-
q lac old one.
/ Hilton sawed his hand quite badly
IN tse shank fsc.ory.
Tuesday th was slight thunder
shay er, the H. hing was quite sharp.
" lac-dAy u. p there was quite a
hsri cost. Thai. 1853 morning the side
walks and fences " .r white with frost.
The water hs, not so low In Mill
Stream for l'us tina, Is now.
District ~. had a school meeting
Friday u stt 10 see about building = uew
school house. Voted 2u to not to
auad.
Ma7e Marston is teaching in the Dnu.
bar dissrc., Enoden. She Is one of the
graduating class Of 81.
Mss D4uforth from Lewiston has op.
ened millinery shop ia the store lately
occupied by c Fuller.
Report says that Mr. Fuller is coming
b es to North Arson. II is too dun Tor
min where he is.
Friday there was lire ia ,he pine
woods just above the village, whIch was
promptly eXtinguishei.
saturday u ere was line rain. 1. was
very much needed in this section. Tho
roads were very dusty. It has cleared
up cold and windy.
Wallace Emery aud Ben $. Collins " .il
start TINS week for tne luhcauted Pond
fer fishing "Trip OF about ten days.
Chss ruIeu Is making extensive r..
pairs on AI- dwelling house.
Wallace Emery IL putting piazza on
the from OF his store to accommodate his
reside over it.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1891-05-21
Temperance Meetip1.

Temperance Meeting was held in
Grand Army Hall Sunday afternoon last.
Mrs. l.. w. Weston presided, Miss Hoyt
conducted devotional exercises and Miss
Kate Gordon OBLIGATED at the organ.
The following members OF the Juvenile
Temple gave interesting temperance re-
citations in a very creditable manner
Josie Healy, Vera Snow, Lucy Sims.
Clyde HoXie, Mabel Barnard and Eldena
Smith.
Miss Addie IGoyt read an extract from
an address delivered by Archbishop Ire.
land.
Remarks were made by Messrs. Il. H.
Morrill, and Oliver Walker also by Rev.
MIR. Humphrey of Bangor, who preached
in High Street church Sunday.
a meeting is to be held in the same
hall Sunday afternoon next the 2ith in
slant TO which our citizens are cordially
invited.