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WHAT K1LnAiN SAYS.
Sullivan Has Only to Meet sinyln and be be
= tita ChninpIon Still IS, itili "

S~SA'Ah AAA' .oh'y " bieot o's'a' 800
Champion Still.
BALTIMORE, Mn, Jan. 5.-Jake XII
rain was seen this morning at his hotel.
He said OF the Portland, Ore, dispatch
about Sullivan and slavin: ~ am
pleased to SEQ that Sullivan has settled
down to business and that he is ready
to make match with slavin. For |
thought that SlaYin would get away
from this country without match.
That would DO u disgrace to American
this country looking for championship
honors TO get away without accommo.
dation would not be characteristic OF
Americas champion. John l.. Sullivan
has proved himself champion SO many
times that he has only to meet Slavin
and be champion still.r
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CHICAGO, Jan. ia match was
agreed to tonight between Tom Ryan,
Of Chicago, the weltcr-wcight champion,
and Danny Necdhom, OF San Francisco.
Tho battle will take place ut the Metro.
politan club, New Orleans. in mardi
gras week. It will DO for purse OF
So, 900 and a side wager Of 5000 from
no,h 4 ~. #.H
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Mitchell Refuse. to Meet fitxslmmon,.

CHICAGO, Jan. 5.-Prcsidcnt Noel, OF
the Olympic club OF New Orleans,
wired Louis Houscman, OF this city, to-
night TO SEQ Charlie Mitchell on behalf
OF tho club and arrange n match boz
tween Mitchell and Robert Fit1sim-
mons for purse ofSl2,000, the fight to
take place February 81. Mitchell ro-
fused to meet Fitzsimmons, but Hall,
who was present, said he would take
Mitchcll,s place, specifying no. particu-
lar weight,
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IIInyo taken Several

Bottles OF Bradfeld's Female Regulator
for falling OF the womb and other dis.
eases combined, of 10 years standing, and
i really bclicre Tam cured entirely, for which
please accept my thanks.
Mis-. w. L. SrEBBINs, Ridge, Ga.
Sold ut wholesale and retail by Logan
Drug Co., and all druggists.
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King Of Medicines
Scrofllous Humor-A Cure
"Aln,oSt Mirac,tlous.U

..H . "a y. +. 7
when Twas 14ycars OF age had a severe
attack Of rheumatism, and after recovered
had to so on crutches. Agar later, scrolula,
In The form of white swellings, appeared on
various parts OF my body, and for II years
was an invalid, being confined to my bed
years. In that timo ten or eleven sores apr
pearcd and broke, causing mo great pain and
suffering. feared never should get we'll.
Early In 1856 I went to Chicago to visit
sister, but was confined TO my bed most OF tho
time was there. In July 1 read 4 book,'A
Day with Clrcusi' In whlc:, were statements
oil cures by Hoods SarSaparilla. was so i'm.
pressed with the success Of this medicine that
decided to try it. To my great qualification
the sores soon decreased. and L began to fee!
peter and In 4 short time was up and
out OF doors. continued to take Hoods Ssr-
saparllla Tor about year, when, having use,.
six bottles, had become SO fully released
from tho disease that went to work for tho
tliht & Walling Mfg. Co., and since then
HAVE NOT LOST a SINGLE DAY
on account Of sickness. believe the disease
Is expelled from my system, always feel well,
am In good spirits and have good appetite.
am now q years OF ago and can walk as well
rs any one, except that one limb 10 little
shorter than tho other, owing to tho loss OF
bone, and the sores formerly on my right leg.
10 my friends my recovery seems almost
miraculous, and think Hoods sarsaparilla
IS the king of medicines" WILLIAM A.
LEHR, N. Railroad ST., Kendallyille, Ind.
- . . ..HaH.
Foods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY oil druggists: 81; SIX forSJ Prcparcdonly
by CT. HOOD & CO., Apothecasles, Lowell, Mass.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-01-06
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
Forty.tlye Building Lots in Eick AMI
Lipphardts Addition to the CITY
2 Of Murtiu's Ferry. Ohio.

These lots arc part OF wenty.onc acrps-oaE;
half OF the property known Us tho old Newl.q !
sloping ground; good NATURAL drainage: a CON.
manding aud pleasing Wow Of the city. us wei!
asoi Wheeling and the Ohio River
x The location Is certainly ono OF tho chOlceI
IN the city. not far from large and cOInmOi!Jli
school house. within few minutes walS o.;
the electric street CIR line nearly completed N
within ten minutes walk OF postoilice, mi:oliI
station ferry landing and tho Tcrmina! lIt.'
road bridge md other prominent points
These lots and building sitcswill DO sold d
long and ensy terms TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars inquire mt once o, :
Il IlANES. or Mt tho Office OF the BELMON.!
IiREWlNG CO.. Martins Ferry, Ohio, or e, y
SsCiAEFER & co. IS Real Estate Office, Whccllas
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In yyheelIns uereinftcr:

PlrTsnuRau, Pa, jan. 5.-Tho semi
annual glass exhibit, which has always
been held here, will be held in Wheel
ing hereafter. Rooms have been Sc
cured and aiglass exchange will DO cs.
tablished. ~ n
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Dynamite Explosion.

ROME, Jan. 85.-At Grosseto to-day
some anarchists exploded bomb in
front OF the prefecture as a protest
against the arrest OF their riotous COM
rades. The explosion caused much OK
citement, }
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NJ. A. BLAIR, alderman, Fifth ward,
Scranton, Pa, stated November 0, SO:
He had used DR.. Thomas Electric Oil
Tor sprains, burns, cuts, bruises and
rheumatism. Cured every time. DIV
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AN ALLEGED APOLOGY
From the Chilean Government for the !
tack on tho American Sailors. tie-

From the Chilean Government for the At
tack on tho American Sailors.
VALPARAISO, Jan. Sit was stated
here last night that the Chilean govern.
ment has cablcd orders to Minister
Pedro Alontt, at Washington, to make a
sincere apology to the United States for
"the unfortunate and deplorablcatta
! upon the Baltimore sailors on October
IL last.
The apology, it is further stated, is
unqualified in its character
- Other matters which have been in
dispute between Chile and tho United
/ Statesme to BIO speedily considered by
the new administration.
From semi-otlicial sources it has been
learned that the reason why the Santi-
ago police are kept in the vicinity OF
the American legation is that the in
tendente OF the city is in daily receipt
Eof letters containing threats to burn
and sack the legation. The government
desires to have the police near at hand
Z SO as to prevent the execution OF any
& such threats.
1t is no secret hero thatmany OF those
who cherish ideas OF war between the
Z United States and Chile are friends OF
the late Dictator Balmaceda.
1t is now said that the German minis
ter, Baron Gutschmidt. offered the SER
vices OF his country as mediator on
his own personal responsibility. This
is in line with his course OF action ever
{ since the present government came into
Office. He has pursued it with view
4 to getting up q reputation for himself
55as a diplomatist. lie gave many hints
{ to Scnor Malta, late minister OF foreign
affairs, but has refrained from offering
( any advice to the now cabinet.
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sardou Has tho Grip.

PARIS, Jan. 5.-The attack OF inlu-
enza from which NJ. Nictorien Sardou,
the celebrated dramatist is suffering, is
soyiolent that he is completely pros
trated. " -: - y c,Js 4
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rnrroll SIGNS MI.l, rl.l.lnrrl,

BosroS, Mass, Jan. 5,-John Farrell,
catcher and third bascman OF last sea
sons Boston Red Stockings, yesterday
signed contract to play with the Pitts.
burgll club the coming season.
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A FIsHY STORY.

Asan Francisco dispatch quotes Cap
tain schlcy, OF the Baltimore, as saying
s"the feeling towards us in Chile is not
cordial, to say the least. l think the
Sstatement,in the papers that Chile in
tends to offer full apology is very
Sdouhtinl. " 81. -, -. -. II
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING;
INJECTING OF STOCKHOLDERS.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF thc Stockholders d,
heMhecling Il Elm Grove Riiroad COMPANY,
Tor the election OF directors 10 serve for til
ensuing yeaT md for trRllsactl0n of ans other
business that may come before said meeting
VIII be held at the cOmpany's Office on THURS
DAY. JAM AIRY II. 1882. NJ . O'clock p. IN. ]:
del6'w gy. JOHN; SNAIL Secretary
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SOFT STEEL MEN

Adopt n New Scale of priccs--No Impor.
tant Changes.
PlrTsBuRGI, Pa, Jan. 5.-Tho Soft
Steel Manufacturers association OF
Wheeling and the shenango and Ma
honing valleys, met hero to-day and
adopted new scale OF prices. The
manufacturers refuseto give the scale
out, but say there are no important
changes. The scale will 60 into effect
on February /.
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FOR SALE

II FRIGHT PIANOS FOR SALE.
~ Several months ago We sold an clcgnut
khAKArEE UrRIGHr PIANO to n family living in
the city who find themselves unable 10 keep IT,
and Tor that reason arc Obliged to dispose Of Il
Immediately The piano Is inperioc. condition
mol having scratch or blcmish on t. As money
must be realized ut once, this Is a rare opp9''
UNITY TO obtain n fine instrument at n bargain
Inc piano can be seen At our store, 1910 MnrsC:
street. +. ". BANNER K co go de-
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PROPOSALS.
OHIO COUNTY BONDS,

Notice Is hereby given that tho Hoard Of Cor,
misSIoncB OF tho county OF Ohio, West vIr,l1j.
Will offer for sale $4,000 ~ per cent Grc.
thirty bonds. dated December /, ls9l, Ip,prc,
payable annually December /. All OF said bSnJs
will DO delivered january Il, 1892, accrued IN,
torcst to DO added. 800 I1f'ft I.1
SCaled bids for said bonds will DO received tor
dorScd proposals for bondsl ut tho Office Of ~,
Board 81 Commissioners Of the county OF Obio
until Tuesday. January IL, 1872. at 10 o'rlorE :,
IN. No bids will DO received at less than No
Tho right Is reserved TO reject any or all bIis -
s FRANK CRUISE, President
Y HENRY II. PESpiEToS, Clerk.
Tho above bonds nno not taxable IN nhIo
county for comfy purposes dclOTThtsiw
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G roCKHoLDERs' MEETING.

The animal meeting OF the stockholders Of The
National Bank OF West Virginia at Whcciu,
viii he held Mt the Banking House on TUESDAY,
IANUARS.l2, lS91, between the hours OF and
3o'cloc& p. IN, for the election OF directors aud
the transaction VI HnyothGr business that may
come before them. 0ilNWAGNER. Cashier
WHEELING. W. VA. December 80. 1891. GeGl
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders Of the
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company will be
heldat the Office OF the company on Monday. the
eleventh Suthl day Of January, 1872 between
ton OF nine mnnugcrs TO serve during the en-.
suing year, aud the transaction OF any other
business that may come before said meeting.
fils JOS. LAWSON, Secretary
WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. rs 1881, dc31S
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100 Doses One Dollar
|7IIk|lEEEgEZATl " T|1IS5IEzSE5

Hon. John C. TONNES, Judge 18th Judicial Dis
trlct OF Texas said In his findings of the
trial OF an imitation suit II lind that plaintiff
VIM. Rldam, manufactures and sells medicine
OF good curative properties which gave It large
commercial value, md that this medicine rap.
idly made reputation which gave 1t large com.
;mercal value !" no, II e 51,lt -
No other medicine has ever receiycd such n
verdict from any court That It rapidly made its
reputation" on account OF its curative proper.
critics." p ~ Is e 's5 y.
circular and pamphlet called ,"MiCrobe War;
which explains all about the causes and cure OF
diseases. These circulars contain moro common
sense and natural iacts than all medical books
put together E'2. q
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VALUABLE INFORMATION FREE
Mr.. Radams publication that appeared last
spring In many New. York City papers dcnounc.
Ing Dir. koch's Lynn rs q fiction are reprinted
in his pamphlet "Microbc War" Also n gen.
eral diagnosis OF medical humbug. When you
read these circulars you will open your eyes to
the fact that Mr. ,lsadam discovered the cause
and cure OF all diseases Send az cent stamp
for both circulars to Radam's AIicrobc Killer
Nashville, Tenn, or to our agents. ri ,saEi n
Logan Drug Com pany, Agents, Wheeling. VIVA.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

rr.rows oryIcH .@ EAST BROAD
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Tho Militla.

We said tho other day Ia speaking Of the
troubles In New York and Tennessee that
the oaly excuse which could be set up for
the blind leaders Of the blind engaged In
fomenting those troubles was Ignorance
They did not know trey were fghtins
against the whole civilized world.
A census bulletin. just ont. emphn-
sizes our remark. Tho whole number Of
males OF the militia age Us TO A, both in
clusiye) IN the United States Is 1920, 1858,
OF whom 10. l94. oSe are natives and $780,
os2 are foreigners by birth. so the Ten
nessae rioters were in effect cndeayoring TO
overcome 1900 900 OF militiamen BY force
for IL the authorities Of any State find un.
lawful rioters and disturbers Of the public
peace too numerous TO be put down. they
are authorized by the Federal Constitution
TO sail upon the President OF tho unitec
States to assist them IN restoring peace
And every mob that diseraces our coun
try does so IN an effort which must neces
sarily fail Of, success
Yes, there are 10, 000.o 900 Of soldiers In th'
United States dor this is what they are)
and all OF them will feel bound to stand
by tho government in such difficulties d
those of last week in New York and Ten.
nessee. Let us be reasonable when w
talk Of these things.
We add that the foregoing article wa
penned before the Washington Post came
to hand containing the Same figures. How
ever, the figures in the census bulletin be
long TO everybody.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
The Plain Truth.

Rev. G. M. SEARLE lectured recently at
New London on Mars. &c. Correcting q
statement In one of the papers as to what
he had said he writes as follows:
alt may be as well to call attention to fact
which any one can verify for himself; that Ii
hat even under the present very favorable cir
cumstances an object 20 miles In diameter on
Mars would subtend about tenth OF a second oil
an arc which every astronomer knows Is very
difficult thing 70 be certain Of; markings Of this
width on Mars would be extremely delicate, and
Of course those only two or three miles wide
much more 90. II is quito plain, therefore, that
Il Is not at all likely that anything can ever be
seen on the planet which can reasonably be de-
clared 70 be the work Of inhabitants. Itispretty
safe 10 say that DO astronomer really believes
the celebrated so-called canals TO be any
thing but straits or arms OF the sea-"
II we can't discover half what we desire
10 know about the moon. which Is only
$40. 600 miles distant from u.s. how can we
reasonably expect to discover what is
upon planet thirty-odd millions of miles
distant from us2 Read the above-quoted
paragraph and cease talking about the
inhabitants of Mars. Father SEARLE
SAYS there may be animals revolving
around Mars as planetsi which we take to
be o good hit. AT any rate, the whole Is
guess work.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Mr. Harrison on the Force pllI.

The shorts Of Mr.. STEVE ELxrSs and
some of the northern Republican jour-
mails tol further the scheme Tor break
ing the solid South by declaring that
they do not want force bin and oy
trying 10 produce the impression that
Mr.. HAnRIsox ~ not in sympathy with
that iniquity are simply absurd. The
truth IL that Mr.. HAssisoS inspired the
force bin and Is chained 70 IL by his
own usserances. Even were 1t possible
for him TO repudinte the Minneapolis
platform and dodge the measure in his
letter Of acceptance ne Is pledged to lie
execution should It be enacted into .
law. Let % sss what he said on the
subject In his inaugural address;
eit q vsry grstlfyshs 70 observe the general
Interest nov being msnlfssted Ia the reform o.
oar e,scsion lava Tue pationai Con-
rress hes not q yss taken ccnsros Of elections 10
MAJ case osor which the Constitution gives Il
1urisdict,on. II wU clearly, however.
10 sns consomplasion Of me irsners Of the Con-
eusutloa mat such sa exiseney might arirs
Ths freedom Of the ballot \ condition
q our naiinnal NE and no powsr vested In Con-
ef,eou q Il he Executivs 70 secure o. perpetu-
80 Il skould remain unused upon ccoasioa.s
AGAIN. what did 10 say In bis hrst message
70 CoueTessf Aftsr suiogistnR the negroes,
Alarming tkst they were deprived OF their
nolitscsl ana many of their civil rights,
"A sskine when and under what condi-
6Ions tho black man Ras TO have tho bal,
4. Z, 49, .-,,.. s<tox, Ia
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
The silver Crisis.

In their last weeks circular, Messrs.
HAMBLxTox Il Co., Of Baltimore, say
"Tnc decline in silver Ia not Worrying US nearly
as much az Il does England. We are not bank
ing upon the value OF silver, but upon the credit
and good faith Of tho government. The amount
OF free gold In the Treasury s only coincidence
and tho goyernmentcan obtain all the gold II
may desire whenever 1t wants II. The banks oil
over the country are rich In golc, and should the
government require II, they would deposit sloo,'
OOO. 900 gold coin with the Treasury, or any
amount that might DO desired In exchange Tor
gold certificates. and no one would object TO the
government using the gold already deposited
by banks, s140, coo, 900. should an emergency
arise. In other words, the interests OF the gov
ernment and the banks In maintaining GOLD
payments are mutual and Identical We think
The slOo. 600. 900 gold in the Treasury as re-
serve 20 redeem the greepback legal tender
notes should be kept inviolate, and that IL would
be bad policy for the government to sell bonds
Its authority to sell bonds for gold is undsputed
and II second class power, financially, could
negotiate its bonds in Europe, the United States
would have no difficulty IN selling their bonds
We would like 10 hasten the Dresden
conference in It's work II we could. The
present condition Of silver and the silver
market might well cause even Dir. BLAND
TO have some apprehensions as to the sue
cess of the BLAND dollar. Silver at 6O-odd
cents is not an encouraging fact TO bi-
mstallists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
ror oontsasrn,e Victorian.

General J. B. Gordon. commanding the
Confederate veterans. makes the following
appointments in conformity with Q reso-
luton unanimously passed by the late
convention OF the United Confederate
Vessrsns held OF New Orleans April 8,
lsee. providing for committee, whose
duty Il shall be to meIaonalize the Gov;
errors and Legislatures OF the several
she late Confederate States (Which have
no. already dope SOL requesting that ade.
ouate provisions be made for manned and
helpless Confederate veterans and their
widows - to-wit: Lieutenant General
Wade Hampton. Columbia, s. O.. chair
mar, Hon. Johu w. Daniel. Lynchburg
Va. ex-G Governor Robert Lowrv. jackson,
Miss; Ex-Governor ID. s. Ross, College
station Tex; Ex-Governor James +.
Eagle, Little Rock. Ark.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

Under the caption where All Can
Hello" we reproduce this morning from
the Baltimore Ness clipping showing
on the authority Of the New York Tribune
that the Republicans will make especial
efforts TO carry Virginia, West Virginia,
and the Fifth aud Sixth Maryland Districts
in tho presidential election. The Ne'os
proposes TO meet this assault by raising q
campaign fund to defray the legitimate ex-
penses of o thorough educational CAM
paien in these States and districts.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

,o;ned in by the plaintiff, the verdict was
set asije and new trial ordered.
The Tnzeweli Tair-Grounds arc gearing
con,rlet;on and will by far be tho finest IN
s Il, sR;s . sset,ou OF the State. Race-horscs
from Washington city and ksntnoky are
enacted here TO compete with the STOCK
which is owned by some OF OUT ciIi~s a's
who are now engaged IN ofeeuins sHe
training thoroughbred horses. w ts.-
The ,o,nination OF Hon. James w. Mar.
.haii ef Kichlands this week gives en-
ire Ire sefisfaction, and in this county the
subject of Third party Is scarcely men
tfoned
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Ktied BIZ Masked Robber.
fsracssl fAsscram 70 the pisnatch.

CnAsrnsrox. w. Va. August SID. v.
n. Samples. who kept grocery. and
feed store in Elk City, . .spbu2b OF
Chsfleston. was shot and killed last
night at 1880 by masked man,
who entered the store from the rear
after the front door had been closed. He
attempted to rob Samples of his money
andin struggle which ensued the robber
drew revolver and shot Samples and then
escaped. lie got part of the money. Sam
pies died Ia an hour afterwards.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
Virginia is in Some Doubt"

SO says a writer for the Washington Post.
But is the statement true? We cannot
credit il. Nevertheless, let US take bond
of fate. How? Why, by working so hard
for " CLryE and STxvE" that their election
cannot but be assured. Virginia has often
been in danger. but has never been found
far out of the way on election-day. She
killed Know-Nothingism in 1856. and Green
backism in 1878. and will kill bogus Repuh
licanism in 1892.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23
| WOODWARD & L0THROp.
| TEMPLE
DRY GOODS
| STORE,
corner Broad and Adams streets.
UNTIL SEPTEMBER list our store
will be closed at s o'clock P. NJ. satur-
days at o'clock P. NJ.
SPECIAL SALE
HOUSEHOLD COTTONS, SHEETS,
PILLOW CASES, Etc.
SPECIAL SALE
HOUSEHOLD COTTONS, SHEETS,
PILLOW CASES, Etc.

On TUESDAY MORNING, tho 23d instant, we
shall insuguratc SPECIAL SALE OF HOUSE
HOLD C0TToNS AND READY-MADE BID
WEAR. Our assortment is most complete, COM
prising all new goods that have boon purchased
at the lowest market prices. wo have made
special prices on them for this sale, and shall
otter extra Inducements in oil the items men
toned below.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-08-23

The laying of the cornerstone OF the
Chamber of Commerce building Thursday
afternoon will be an event IN the business
history of Richmond. 1t is therefore
hoped that our merchants and nanufac-
tuners willadopt the suggestion emanating
from the chamber that they close their
establishments at P. NJ and observe the
day IS a half-holiday. Our businessmen
should not only attend the ceremonies
themselves but should place it in the
power OF their employees to attend them