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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

Mr.. Eiuon calls IL the kiueiosrsph
lsiiL HE sccenl on the ei). and !, is de
scfibed as combined phonoerph snd
photos tspLic camera working together
sin aliaaeousiy. The camera lie fitted with
q selsiine dim roll mile long and three
qusrlsrs II an ineb vide, on which 40
plot ore. eau DO taken la one second. Thus
for bali an bour the scenes and sounds on
Q stage can be perfectly recorded. Then.
light. msgniifipg lensos sud canvas every
move Of the subjects can be faithfully re
produced while the photograph pours out
each note OF speech or song The pictures
unlike those Of psnorsma. are hasbed on
the screen fortyisi1 to the second too
quick to realize the disappearance Of one
add the appearance Of the next. Thus the
possibilities Of the photograph seem M.
limited. whatever eye can zee aud ear
hear sim ultsneously can be reproduced by
this latest wonder. The doipgs Of g stage
full OF peopls, lecturer. two prizs fight.
ers. q country choir or the board Of alder
men cap be portrayed, without = single
syllable or motion being missed in the pri
vscy OF . drawing room. Indeed. kineto'
graph parties may not be deemed uncom'
mon before many months have elapsed,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
hTArE NEWS.

A deer is nskirg Us home o. many
miles from Wilmington ADD is frequently
seen and beard.
FEET not yoar life ss-y beesuse your
hair 10 srsy. xhile yonug. IS you csn stop
ell sfsyless and eau bssntiiy the hair vi,L
Hsll's Hair Rene~st and be happy
DR.. G. Z Prentiss Of Middlebury has
besn declared inssas soi George Ham,
mond tss been appointed his gnsrdisn.
A boz OF Ayers Pills has ssved many .
ft OF ssctnnss When . remedy does not
happen 10 be within reach. people sre lie,
BILE TO neglect slight ailments. and. OF
coune. IL serious ilisess follows they have
TO suffsr The cons aaences. A stitch 10
time ssvss nine.
Misx Liygis Eissrds. 81 Rutland. Vas
vsry badly hurt lss, Thursday ty being
ran into by bicyls on the streets Of Ru,
and.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
TAX SALE

TAX SALE
= = he non resident pfoprie ors Of the Town Of
Dorset IN the County OF Bennington are hereby
notihed that the taxes, sssoesed by said TosD
within three years n,xt preceding this date, re.
main in whole or Ia part unpaid upon the follow
ing dtcib d lands titnstedi In said Town to wit;
On sbont 100 scres Of land owned by the heirs
Of Alien \ Jhompton Located In the oh
scho,l district IN tad Dorset, and known as the
Allen Thompson farm. Assessed and taxed TO
the estate 81 Allen \. Thompson.
Tsios due thereon to date. t3i IL,
On sbout 20 soies OF land situated In the 9Th
eel DOL district In taid Dorset. feeded by J. Is.
Holister TO Jas. sbsDnahan March 22aa, A. D,
1888, and assessed and taxed to him.
Tsyos due thereon 10 date, 49, 30.
On about 90 rods Of IAr d with house, barn and
shop standing thereon. Located In the LIST
tchool district in said Dorset decided BY willard
Crspdall and wife to Geo, W. Iiehsrdson and
asset sed and taxed 10 Geo. W. Richardson's est.
Tsses due thereon TO date, 1877.
And 80 much OF said lands will be sold 1t pub.
lie auction, al the Washington Hotel In Dorset,
on the 25th day OF July A D. 1891, 81 10 o'clock
in the forenoon shall DO requisite TO discharge
said taxes with costs unless previously paid
Dated at Dorset, Bennington County this 25th
day OF June A. D. 1891.
73w NATBANAL MowAyNE, Constable.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

b. toe death OF eI.Uaiied States Sens
Tor Jesrph + Mcdonald st Indianapolis,
Iaa, tie conn,ry lcses 81 sble aud use'
fol c.i.z,n. Senator McDonsid ~ss nearly
seveu''i.o yss,s Of .se. and bis public
carer ~ss long aud bonorsble. He had
held saroul efiees 10 IndnnA and served
s a fepresenisiise 10 congress In 1854
be We The Democratic candidate for GOV
esnor sssiDsi Governor Marioa. Rspnb'
liesn, sn ! the iso made 3 memorable Joint
caves OF IpdisnA Governor Morton vas
elected. bat Mr.. MeDansld ran largely
abe - 81 his ticket 10 1874 Mr.. NJ Dor aid
ga .i.ei a 10 The u tied Sist-s sers'e,
and 10 issn be sss promineri beiors tie
Demecr.,ic usti sr.l Convention ~ csudi
date Tor the rrssidstey. OF late yess
be very sueossinliy puraei The practice
Of las a. Washington.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The asii pen,ioa newspapers have been
proiass 10 their criticisms Of President
Hsrrisops ADMINISTRATION because "a old
pcusiea elsin. 81 long standing. has bssn
decided Ia favor Of IN alleged 'sister'in'
i.~" Of President Harrison. II turns oai
ibs, tho pens,oner ia the vidow OF . Hsrri
500 Who sAs . son OF . cousin 10 William
Hepry Harrison. the grandfather OF the
pnslieul We Ill have lots Of sisiers'in.
Ia. al this rate Tue president's critics
are getting silly.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

People who hold western farm mortea
ses may be resssured Of the value OF their
investments by the statement OF Professor
jane. Wilson Of the Iowa agricultural coli
lsge tast the fise IN value Of Iowa lands
within the past year is equal to the entire
mortgage Indebtedness Of the farms Of the
state. and that the rice in the coming year
vii be as great ~ tba. Of last year.
doss not raesn poverty. IL rather means
,bsi tue lands are salable aud that the peo'
pie are buyi1g them.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The American Federation Of Labor are
preparing 10 take decided groanis sssiast
iAs importation Of foreign labor. They
cay that Cossre. hss provided Tor The
pfo,sc,,oa Of Amtricsn capital and that 10
10 ooUsisieu, IL mott nos provide Tor pro-
isc,lon q America labor There 10 good
deal 81 foros 10 the argument II may be
sid. ho~evsr. that the provision Of Con-
stess for The protection Of American capt
tai "a. iniendsd 70 protect labor ~ veil
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

Mrs.. J. II. Giles. Of Everett. Pa. says:
| suffered Tor years from Kidney and gray
81 trouble No physicians or medicine ct
home did me any good. finally visited
my former home At gondout. n. Y. and
began asins Dr.. David Kenpsdy's Fsvoriie
Remedy. Of Rondou,. n. Y. A few words
tell the result am perfectly we'll and
happy woman once mere.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The snpnsi message Of President Pelle
enni Of Argentine just delivered. contains
eoms ussiuI facts for the currency iuaaton.
isls Since tho issuiog Of $500. 000. 900 OF
unsecured paper money several months
ago, dope with view 10 flooding out the
Rspub les debts, there has been decline
Ia ito real value Of eighty per cent. Every
Argentine working nau who accepted this
worthless paper ~ money has been robbed
10 the eiteul Of eighty cents on the dollsr.
Peoples party methods OF hasncieriug
would succeed just as poorly here.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The PrBce OF Wales has spoloeizsd TO
ibe house OF commons, through the minis
ter Of sar. for having committed Al "error
OF judgment" 10 the baccsrst case 10 not
having required Sir William Gordon Cum
niag TO ediately make report Of fhe
cheating" scrspe TO bis commanding Off .
Ger. THIS was as fer as be went. He
bad nothing to say sbeut the hand he took
Ia gambling himself, and made no proc
misses for tbs future. He has not helped
his csse very much. aud the tide OF I'D.
verse critIclsm aweeps on.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
A SAFE Guard-Alway. nm uut.

Thousands make . practice OF taking
Dr. David Kennedy's Fsvori,e Remedy. oil
kondou'; n. T., whenever they hsve symp.
toms Of possible sickness. aud through the
prompt sciion Of this remarkable medicine
iLs, are really never III. |, lie perfect sale
gnud sgsirst all forms Of mslsris, sick
sni nervous headache. pslpiiaiiop. dys.
pepsis apdbesrtburn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The Sss Ymt Press calls sii<nniicn 10
TIE iso, that The price Of galvanized iron
sheets hs. been fedaesd pndes protection
from Z . cents pea poabd 10 1850 70 Ia
os1n 10 1852. aud periinen,ly asks; A
,ia plsis 10 orly sbss, iron dipped 10 ill.,
,si :, iikely that similar protection. be-
slapirs the Ora, Of pes, mouth. viii pro
dues similar rssulsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

The Bo.ton PHO, (dew., while IL admits
,b,, Il has no lining Tor Mr.. Blaine. psis
II, democratic contemporaries 70 shame
when u. .sys, with reference 10 the Der
ing tea correspondence: Bat when 30
American secretary Of state does bis duty
10 dealing with the foreign powers. We re-
member osly that he !. sn American. and
We take a our N, 10 the man Who makes
hs soontry respected by foreign paiion'.
We have not had msny occasions to wear
out bats 10 that way Of late years.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

Tee U :, A'toresy General has reader
I'd lons decaslon 10 tho Vermont case.
10 which be zones 10 the cone.usion tts,
The eiain Of the Geaersi Governuen. on
seooani II arm. furnished the State 10
isGi rsspcs be used ~ 90 OBJECT 10 Yer,
meats share Of the direct tan and that the
isusr. amounting 70 si7s .so-. 80 usss Be
paid 10 ID, State - seos y ., votes 70 r.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
AMANDA KENI'S EsrArr.


4 State OF Vermont, District OF Manchester, ~
In Probate Court, held at Manchester within
and for said District, on the Goth day Of June
A. d. 1891.
An instrument, purportipg 10 be the last will
and Testament Of Amanda Kent, late Of SYNDICATE
in said district. deceased, being presented by
Lofe0zo A. Bennett. the Executor therein
ns I'd, for Probate
Wbereupon II was ordered by said Court. that
all persons concerned therein be Iotifsd 10 sp.
pear at = sessien thereof 10 be held At the Pro.
bate Office In Mancbes er In said district ON thu
10th day Of July d. 1871, at 10 o'clock. in
the forenoon, and show cause, II any they hAys,
against the probate OF said will, for which pnr.
pore IL 10 further ordered, that this order be
published three weeks suceessiyely in tho Man
chester FORMAL, a newspaper printed II Man.
chester IN said District, previous 10 said time of
hearing.
true record,
]. u. PENN, Register.
true copy Of record,
7sw Attest, J. z. FEM, Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

psmecf.ilc ss.scis 10 Miss'ssipri. housh
C.rolias. T,nsesses ssd Aist~ns rspon
,b.i ,ss farmers alliance In each Of iho~s
.i.ts is ssissonisiss Mr. Cleveland With
crest ,igor Tbs ssns ibirg - iras 10
Nssih caeiias and Georgia. ssd 10 some
e.te1l Ia Miss5ef.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

Dac0ursiug on this subject. the Chicago
met" is the compound essence OF stininiiy
In discussing the currency question. II
there IL any class that suffers most from
"obesp" n,oney II Ia The class designated
~ tue poor The rich. speculs.ors. money
sharks aud lenders Of money make greater
pf,is cnl 81 cheap" money aud 10 chesp
mope, times Than they make out OF honest
money IN honest morey times. Cheap
nouey lie the corse Of the poor snd 81
,L,se sho hive by wages. I,m . fraud. .
s~ipdIe ard al euirsge against which the
poor are helpless snd from which they sui
fer moe,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

Illinoiss Democratic legislature has suc,
cecded 10 working chsnge 10 its school
Law Of that state which IN nst grieve every
good ciiiz en-. l, hss amended II 90 tbs,
nnx NO branch 10 the common school need
be t.asht 10 Easlish # another language
/. desired. Even Aserican history will
bsve to he impaired IN ~ alien dialect
uhdr, this amendment, II the school pat.
rons 81 elect. Tue yiciousness OF oil this
does not need TO be shown. The tongue
Of this county Is Englisb. aud English
slooe Is proper 10 the schools supported
ebsny BY Eueilsh'sprsking iax-Iayers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

" Estate Of OEPBfa EfSgOs
The Gldsrsigaso, hsnpx been appointed BY
the Hon, Probate Court Tor the District u Aaa.
chester comnissl0nHfs, 70 feesiYe, examine, and
sdlusi al claims aud demands Of ali person.
agslust the sststa u
ofpLls Kenyon, late o. Dorset,
10 ssij District. dsesased and all clsims erLlhdt.
ed 10 orsst tLsfsto, hereby give notice that va
~il meet for the purposes sfoft said ~ rsnasI "
Prince A 90 . .fies 81 south Dofsst Wage is
The raid town u Dorset on the 5 l dsy u Deesm.
Der neIi. iron o'clock a m until p'clack
y H., 90 said day ADD that sir months from
the 5rd day u Juse a. b, 1891 ia Tho
time limited by said Cart Tor sAld creditors ~
pisssrt tlss eislms W 70 for eIauiusion aud
allowances.
Dated q Dorsst this Elb dsy ofJsns A, D. 1891,
EDbOs l.. H0LLEY. Jc.,..,..
Gsv CHARLIE D. KENT, o'"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
JAMES LAMsON's Ests,e.


ftate Of Vermont, District Of Mar chestsr, "a
In Probate Court held At Manchester, with d
and Tor said District on the 18Th day Of June
A. D. 1891.
An instrument purpoiiing 70 be the last will
and Testament Of James Lsmson lsts 81 winhsil
in ssid district, dacesscd, being present Cd By
Malcolm Csn1tid, the FIeeutof therein named,
for Pfobste.
whettupon q SESSION ~ raid Court. 10 be held
al the pfousis Office ia Manchester, Ia said Iis.
tfiet on he 81 day Of July. A. u. irsi,
al ten o'clock In the forenoon vas np.
pointed Tor the probate u ssid jns,rnineB.
and Tor all peftons construed iosppsar aud eon-
test tho sane, " cante there ~ Tor ~ doing;
and public notice tLsr u wss ordered 10 be gwen
by the publication hsieaf In the Manchester
JouEssL new rspsr piilied 1t s,ih MsIcbss.
ter. three wells saeeessiysy previous 10 ssid
time 40 appointed
A ifuo record.
JE, FAM, Register
Lgrne Copy Of Record.
ggxs Auest n FINN Haglxtny
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
ArL,saTos,

John l. Burdett spen, Sunday q
home with bis parents
Rev. Mr.. Pratt and wife are the guesil
OF Mr. Margaret Whitney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols of Manitou
Colorado were ia town las. week.
DIR Stewrrt has returned from = vis
to his daughters at Peabody. Mass Wa,
absent three weeks:
Mics Halle Phillips epteftained &
large mum Der OF Burr & Burton Seminary
friends on Mondsy.
"A pleasant party was given on Mon
day night at the residence OF Hon. NJ, II
Demiug in honor OF Mrs Eliworth and
daughter.
Mrs. =. q. Ellsworth aud daughter
OF Ithaca, N Y. were the guests Of Hon
NJ. II. Demiog the past week. leaving on
Tuesday pooa.
Mr.. Coon, whose mother WAS Q native
OF this towp, oDe OF the Evsr,s family long
ego residents here. has spent some time
10 this town and Sunderland recently.
This town now has camp Of Sons Of
Veterans. which was recently organized
by mastering Officer W. II. II. Headle Of
Dandy. /, is named o. L. Adams Camp,
No. TO- The officer was assisted by com
rsdes OF Dandy Post, q. A, R, aud by
brethren OF Camp Barker OF Dandy. Rev.
r. G. Soaring was elected captain. Mar.
den Warner first lieutenant, Myron Nilkin
son 2nd lieutenant. After installation OF Off
GERS Comrade Adams, for whom the camp
Is nsmed. and Comrade Bundy OF Troy,
made somepleasspt rel marks, As pecial meet
ing Of the camp "a TO be held at the post
70 ems June Goth. to muster in recruits
Tue csmp starts with good prospects
PAST Ar ,GTos.
Mortimer Barney is home from New
York for q vscstion.
Mrs J. F.rrer Of Fitchburg. Mass is
visiting Der parents here.
Miss Libbie Hard is suffering from an
attack OF nervous prostitution.
A. s. Hard was called home last week
by the death Of bis grandfather.
Louie W. son Of Rev. L. Lawrence is
home from Poultney where be attends
school.
The dance held st the Grove lset Fri
day evening for the benefit OF the Fire Co.
ntt.ed about S22 90.
y. Il. Judson returned Friday from
his fishing tour also bis son Perry from 81
Psul's school. Concord, n f.
The children and youug people inter.
esiei 10 The Sunday school are invited 10
spend Saturday. p. IN. a, the Methodisi
parsonage.
MIR. shsilor Hard. 40 cid resident Of
this place. died vrryi suddenly Tuesday
Fnberal IVES held At his late residence
Thursday u 10 a. M.
The Children's Day exercises 81 the
Methodis, church Sunday evening were
unusually tut resting Toe floral decors
lions and banner exercises deserve much
prns~.
- Harry Shepard Of this place aud Mise
Annie Hove IL Sehn, lsrville. N. Y. we're
married At Ter home last "Wednesday even
Ing. soa srriv, here Tbursd,y morning.
Congrsiu lAiions are ID order.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

[ COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
~ Estate Of BuTH y. WILD.
The undersigned having been appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court fer the District Of Man
chester Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjns. all claims AND demands OF al psrsons
against the estate Of
Ruth y villa late Of Manchester,
Ia said District deceased, aud al claims exhibit.
wilI meet for the purposes Aforesaid NJ the dwell.
hing house Of Samuel q. Cone In sAid Manchester
on the 18th day Of December Dert, from O'Clock
A. NJ. until O'Clock N on said day, and that
six months from tho 18Th day of June % 1891,
ors TO present their claims 10 VA foI Gamma.
ton and allowance.
Dated Al Manchester this rand day Of Jans
A, D 1891.
SAMUEL q. CONF, nom,.
T3w THEODORE SWIFT, vi" ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

In nafsel, Jane ailh, Al the residence 81 n. NJ
Camphell, hy Rev. T.. n rrstt sssisiea By Rev.
J d Mclean. Mr. Charles v Csriiss q Sine
batY. Gene. ,sd Mas A. l. Hshiliea 81 Sims'
tury
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25
Z COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Lgfne Copy o. Record.
g3ss Attest, D. FENA HayIstsr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1891-06-25

I non sALE CHEAr.-aa ne~ rep pnssy and
l. skelston Wagon. Apply 70
June ~ A. Manchester Centre Tin shep,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03

TIIF FIRST PERSON TO BIZ INoCuLATLD - THIS
COUNTRY WITH KOCH's EENEbi

T1rT FIRST PRISON TO BIZ 1NoCCLATLb /" IHI9
COUNTRY WITH KOcH's REMEDY
New Haven. Conn, Fcb 2.-Georse u. I''a'c''
,,o VA the first pat cnt IN hi, country to Nt'' U'
,,,,,4 inocnla;.on died today: and the son d" Pro-
tc..or Il,kc. another lymph patient. wl'p IN ben
,,dcr treatment for nearly two months j, al II" i'h
NJ death I,Tldlcv Wa "A only a little over fhirN
vcor, ~ axe and was not in an advanced stag" oi
c,rs,imutl,n whcr hc bean receiving treatment.
p,vou,;v he va, no, confined b. the house. h1t ddr
ing hi, treatment hc Ea- bccn. DHrh- TIE last Ic"
,,co,,, bo suffered intensely. Ills PHYSICIANS SAY t
hi, death was undoubtedly fastened by the ''ndl"" of
l throat a, L, strength disappeared fast hccan-" "I
hi. inability - take food. lie had been rcceyin; in-
lection, since early BOO Dcr'ubrr
Professor Il. H. Chitf'uleu. ~ Yale Inlversit' "'"
received the first supply 90 l,mph from DR.. h'n "iN
had charge OF the >cT haven patients. said Of th
death OF Bradley Il cannot SC" how bradley d"iii
can have ANY effect upon ihc value or u-" o l'mli.
# i, pcrhp, natural That tAc pbhc will at il-l look
u9on y r., showing th" iGtui, OF The }Mph but among
doetor, and people who viii consider 20 ln'"lhsritN
capnot see bow il can nave any effect. The Ci~n
wa. particularly Lad OH" ioe tie u-c Of th" lymph
one ol the man lu-s wa nearly eonc ard "a" "iH'i
VA. i'm bad condition. he ~@- ai-p suffering from
I,ryuciti- and II was g.. tn tiit the lymph Wa
b., ally .s-cd. M. l.up td -rd' deal %. tn'l ir
ally have died of -;l1u-hlluu. II B. possible tIl
fhc yuiuh had Iruut' effect upon tl" lui-. but
don't thluh il1t t ia-t.H'd h.. dtaih Ihc Ah'hHl
of lymph used all told va, mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-02-03
TO TNITE AGAINST TIMM1NR.
PLAN FOR THE COUNTIES AND THE VooIHIS
r,-.

4 PLAN FOR TIE COUNTIES AND THE VOoIHIS
MEN To COME TOGETHER
The Executive Committee Of the New YORK OF
voorh,. Democracy met last evening at No. , AbinS
dan -uuar Police tOmmo ,ioncr NOorhi> preceding ana
an important proposition was received from the leaders
of the County Democracy. II was in the shape oi
an overture from the Counties that the Noorhi' men
should come in under the banner OF the County Denp'
racy and f.m a united organization in opposition ID
T,u,m,nv Hall. Of which John l.. Noorhs should be
the leader.
The COMMITTEES received and considered the oHcr oi
unon and it was dccliUcd In that form. aS the WORMS
men do not want to soldier under the old name "l
~ County Democracy which they regard a'
the symbol Of defeat But they pl'Neu
resolution declaring that II was "advl'aOio
that there should be union OF Democrats hot III az
cord with Tanmany Hall into a clean inNcihNl Deh
.rr,t, orguuzatiou to be cared Tor by thON' NHp,'
history and record, shall be guarantee 10 democrat,
,t the interests Democracy shall al All times Hu
1ndcr all circumstances be carefully guarded earnestly
t,r~nntel and wisely administered. , .
II was commonly reported III p0iltical clI'ieS & Ii>o
uirht that the antt-Tammany cnd ol the "'r.ln'
n,m,cracy would unite with the projected new 0gsdu
,,,ton under Mr.. NOorhi>s leadership, anu lnat -
trnnr Dcniocratlc body would be formed TO 90 utl.'
,r,in-, Tammany Hall. Many well known Dcli9'Ia.ss ,s
arr enthusiastic over the prospect ana II Is Ntlu u,"'
"nc Of thc first results Will be important uescuoh'
from the biz tepcc" ITSELF.