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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1892-10-27

to Hartford, Conn, 10 attend the meetings
there this week. III. Austin has gone to
Worcester, Mass, to be absent several days.
WEST COTTON.
F.. y. Cotton has been suffering with
carbuncle tho past week. I'll, funeral OF
Mrs. Almira j. Streeter, who died in Barre
October -, was held from the residence OF
her son at this place on Friday.
II. n. Cotton has a gaug OF mon on tho
mountains making roads for the Sintey' 8
numbering. - Mrs. Allen Hall aud Mrs. W.
H. Stevens spcnt Mon ley in Burlington. -
Blanche, the youngest daughter Of Gilbert
Woodworth, ia very sick with typhoid
fever.-G. W. Stevens was called to Troy
lest week by tho sudden sickness Of his
mother A. Bohonnon has bought the
i. j. Gill place Of George Gordon.
WEsTFORO.
Mrs. 3. b. Richardson Of Winooski is
visiting her daughters here.-GeoTge Bliss
and +. H. Nichols are in town. A pleasant
feature VI the columbus day exercises in
district 10. was the raising OF a flag pro.
scented by SIr. and Mrs. Il. l.. Grow. The
machinery has arrived for tho creamery at
tho cheese factory. IS. H. Mncomber and
wife nave returned from lllion, n. VI,
G. Nichols, l.. A. Bates and John Alien
have been appointed a committee TO locate
Il creamery al the Centre.
WlLLlSTON.
The funeral OF Mrs. Lock- " God was held
'rIay afternoon. Mr.. Bates Of Randolph
ottlcietod, assisted by lir. Bacon. Mrs. La
Du, daughter Of the deceased, arrived from
Minnesota Thurslay niaht. Joseph Lash
way died Thursday afternoon. Friday
morning son was born to Mrs Lashway,
who has three little children left fethorless.
VIII the society Of King; Daughters inter-
est themselves in her behalf The widow
of Alauson Bliss is very ILL., Mr.. Layell was
seriously INJURED by loaded wagon passing
over him. Miss Martha Edwin is somewhat
better.
There was a socinl party at Hon. Smith
Wright's Thursday nisat. AIRS. Alanson
BliGs is qUte low. Misses Ina and Abb q
Fay, Miss Annie Tacott, Miss Marcia
" hltcomb and Alfred Fay went to White
River Junction last week. The schools cele-
hrated Columbus day aud raised flag al
the academy. The society of Kings DauSh-
ters gave en- entertainment in the evenin-.
Old Mrs. Walston is recovering from her
fall. MIR. Lavelc is also better, There
was a meeting at the poor farm sunday
afternoon given by the y Dung People 5
| Christian society Mt Essex Junction. - Mrs.
\. \. Cranes household things are being
sold by Jesse bushnell. Sho intends TO re
main in California. MIR Horrigaa anl
family of ~. Adams visited at c. +.
Keers last week. will BabcCck and vic
! have a son.
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FLETCHER.

r-e C7Gh'
Notices have been posted requesting bids
for carrying the mail from Bnghamvile TO
Cambridge via Fletcher twice day and re-
turn, trcm Dec. !, lo32, to June ], 1873.
The old stage route through here will be
thrown up.-N. j. Clark of Saratoga y.
J., 10 visiting here Tor few day'.-Nr.
end Mrs Horace thomas visited in Bur
ln9ton isst WeeK'-Arthur Hoophr waited
in Ahercorn, +. O., last week-1lr. AMI
Mrs. NJ. Z. strait of North Fairfax visited
friends here last Week.-Mrs. Deuel. is visit
ing relatives in Al5ursh. Tho two-yeur-
OLD son OF L. a. Montague fell INTO tic mil
penn 'asC wee" ara nnq a narrow escape
y,era b.ld in dist~ict 10 Tbrr,,ov eI.s,,.
ip1 Friday Mis-. Fnle Nonto-na closed
h.r school a. Eincbo,,viIle with oxercfses
arrroprista TO tte L.v soma of orr roo-
,,ii otierdad ,fo sxe,otsas ut FairfsvtR,..
ro, Teocb viii tsarh tho winter torn1 Of
scbooI IN ,listr;c, No and Mise Eria lIor-
to-ua in No Miss I.upa Devisis finish
inc ort 81 tern, of .rI,oI ON T,oirrox Mains
r,.,l,,.
Coiumous DAY was appropriately ceIe-
orHtea ~ al the schools IN town JoinlnS IN
parade and literary exercises AT the Cen
ire uhder the dIFec'oh o! tue supefnleh-
dent OF schools ANA Il. ~ Il. The Official
programme was carried out Ioasts were
then responded to by Dr. d. Is Hel' Rep
reSentetVo A. H. GHIu'ha' Jolh "eD'ter'
Wa,ch p o'"sI ~ r Smith Isv y n Wor.
how and Rev. e Prouty. The superinton-
dent of schools then prssorted each of the
II schools with a large United States flag
mounted on a spear head stat. &C. W.
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WIFI ING

DR., w. 7. Wright ia still very sick.
Mrs, G. r. Parker and two boys OF Port
Henry nre here with their grandmother.
Mrs. II. NJ. Parker. They caino TO escape
diphtberia, which is prevailing in that vlcin-
ity.-Ihe drama, "Aunt Dinah's Husking
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FRANKLIN COINTY.

The Barney Marble company Of Swanton
has got its new electric light plant about
ready for operation.
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WEST MILF ON.

win returned to her home at White River
Junction last week.
WEST MILTON.
The new machinery for the separator has
arrived and is being placed Mrs. l. n.
Drury OF Essex and Miss Rosa Gregory OF
Bolton arc visiting here. Mrs. Blair of IL
linois spent Inst week with her sister, Mrs.
A. a. Allen. The next sociable will be at
W. l.. Sandorsous.
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ESBURGH

There was pleasant wedding party at
tho residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Lswr-
ence, Wednesday evening, when their only
daughter Alma c., was united in marriage
to Harvey II, Whalley OF Charlotte. Rev
Aaron Hall ofilciated, Among the guests
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ESSEX CENTRE.

Rem. Nr. Tanror was called to Water
villa last veek f. , 44lciato at a funrrel- A
school hou,o ,rsyar ns,t;ng VIII bs held Mt
Pages Ccrnnrr Friday evening. All ers
1rvIt.I-Nrs. G.iyo Lane foruerlv OF New
Haven losp;tll is caring for Mrs. HAYDEN.
"A new fence ha. been butt around on.
sd, of tho cemetery Day was
co,sbarted here Mt academy hsll Our
pnstors took part by giving special talks
TIE Methods. church is being newly psint-
ed.-Thc tel.phona line will soon b, in on.
cration here. The steam mil employs
about II men and il Goiny a lar-s business.
roerY
''n' pa AtH' 'I" , ,u"-Hy "a
Pana, ILL.,, w,l be rained to hear Of the
death of hi daughtec. Columbus day WAS
generally observed 10y the school districts
throughout The town. MIR. George 5. Pow
ell met with serious accident last Thurs
day evening While crossing the rond
passing team hit him, throwing him down
and rendering him unconscious for time.
lie was carried home aud n physician called,
who pronounced his in luries slight.
CEEl PURNE
NJ y T. C1;r,-5o Of eho,hurrs +, ohoir
M, tbo Io,so ,o,,r,it.ea ia drar+
h,gb,yov hin SboII,,rno i'm. haan I, all ra
,,,a,,,hor.I ~, ,l,,f-rJ !, ch.ir,,or =,
tI,, ,,l,4i,,a. III, h',iiIinrs nd aiso
~, ,ho onn,,j,toa p r,,hwng, snd hrI1-os
Ba,. " CL..a, a,d ,rif. NJ. ~
', p,,.sau ,ro y stold,r5 md A..
.t,,r ll,a,,,a,, ha,,,. .,ro 80 Rar-i,,,,,o,, =,
s.,a,t ,Eo &c., w. p,o,i,,s -
Christian Endeavor convention. Claiming
T. White, who has been visiting his parents,
has returned to New crk.- Miss hcCuT-
dy, Mrs. Purdy's sister, retursed to New
y ork Monday Leon Heue's infant girl
died Saturday. The horses llr. Webb sold
at auction in New York last week sll sold
well-W a. Weed, +. K. Hart and j. X.
Weed, have returned from Nsw York.
IrplCuO CENTRz
ma
ine he" tS'e pnoue Is ~ ops' NOV
ilesVou Die"neH - !" 'o""' 80 van n"Ne
ms noun, , uu'ihe 'ne "'n'0i WV" us .. o'"''
a. - nIcAueIi' ~ 'no unH"", n'S'''"4 ol
'ho I1'u'eS N'u Hs'H ,"'' Own -,'i D 4.'Se
was o.octeu /. e1iuen'' mr. ~ o'"'S' 'iV'-
prtS'HonI'- l. H. po''"'C" - a., iens'nS
p pm. SnoP III 'ue upP'' l"' " 40 a,o' .
-" ~, ilnSA,ns "Ds pe'n qu'.o ''SH VIC pHSt
Weeh at tuo nome o. ms NN'e'' airs <nnscl
,'"s"' iie - so'no O1''o u
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were Mr. and Airs v. i. Lawrence of
Bristol, Mr.. upd MrS. Daniel Dawreuce and
Mr. and Mrs Fred SkilR OF Nonkton, Mr.
aud Mrs William II. Boardman and W. w.
Higbce of Charlotte. The party in all
numbered about sixty. Tho refreshments
were elegant and altogether the occasion
was a worry happy one. The presents were
numerous. Many friends from a distance
unable to attend. were remembered 10y their
gifts. At an early hour the party broke
up with tho beat OF wishes FOR the prosperity
OF the happy couple, who went directly to
thar future home in Chariott'
Columbus day was observe Friday by
public exercises under the direction OF frof.
Partridge OF the high school. Tue Sons OF
Veterans and G.. A r., led by tho Hines
burgh band, marched to the academy
grounds whera the presidents proclamation
was renI by Master Earle Mead and the
flag raio4d. After salutins the flag the as.
semhly marched to the Baptist church
whore the scholars OF the village schools
gave several REGULATIONS appropriate to the
location, oftor which Dr. {. j. Russell, the
orator of the day, gave an instructive his
tory Of the growth OF popular government
III this country. Mrs. !. ID. Burwel Hho
has been visiting friends mere. returned to
Saxtons River Moalny Tho fair OF the
". X. c. Cpeuol last week Wednesday
evening AMI will close Tuesday evening OF
III week. -- f. ison Walker is couvalsscing
from lis attack Of typhoid fever. Henry
Goodrich has eft The c. p. Boynton farm
and moved to his fathers farm. DR. Ed
mouds has hired the Carpenter property Hnd
sublot the second story to Mrs. Susan Ray
an! Mrs Coanmer.
Mrs. Charlie Kenyon il confined to her
bod with ,ptnal trouble. Miss May Brown
son IS improving Mr.. and Mrs. James
Russell nave never had any thoughts of
going to Monkton to 1--we, Us was reported
ia 4 recent issue.
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The funeral of Orvis Snyder took place at
the north village last Saturday. The Sc
lectmen have been pettioned to change
piece OF road known as the Smith hill-A
new set of Howe's large scales have been set
In front OF the store occupied by Fred Il.
Norton at the Centre. Melvin Small Of
huntington Centre and Miss Booth of
jericho wore married on the 10th inst
Mrs. Guy Bickford has gone to Waterbury
for medical treatment.--A petition signed
by the citizens of Huntington and vicinity
will be presented to tho General Assembly
this week to set Bnel's and Aysry's Gore to
the town OF Huntington. Mrs. Mary Bald
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Thomas Dupont has leased the Mcintyre
blacksmith Shop at Bristol. w Warren Elliott
OF Westporr =. y, is visiting III town. -
Mrs. a. T. Morgan has gone to Gardner.
lisas., to visit roistive5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02

any OF the Angles. saxos and Jules who landed in
Britain In the fifth and sixth centuries Surely, thcn
my contention ought 10 offend one for no one. not
even the historian Freeman, be certain that he
has drop OF original Anflo-SaXon blood in bis veins
Let MS bury this vox ct preie,ea nhil. applause
While we do full justice to all the mgIations mo
Ertan, and make the most Of all thai is best in the
people who In Britain and the United States, march
IN the forefront Of freedom and Of progress. let MS not
give 10 race what belongs 10 mankind 30 much Is
duty descendants 81 ancient Brons and n loyal
Americans. Instead Of riding the Anglo SaXcn hobby.
LEI be borne the mighty chariot OF united
humanity which is the OF all races. the heir 20 al
the ages the builder of all that is to be. loud and
continued applause)
Ex-Justice Noah Davis responded to the toast line
Land We Live In and Our Northern Neghbcrs were
represented by tie genial Bishop william Day Reeve
Of Mackenzie River. who has spent bis lie among the
Indians Of the north and the fur men Of the Hudson
Bay country. lie sails Toy England today On the
Majestic The toast of THE Ladies' was not re-
sponded tory ~ NJ IA mer. who was assigned to 'hat
duty, but who necessarily absent.
The annual dinner Of the IT. David,s society In
1892 most enjoyable OCCASION. which all who
ATTENDED il wkemcmbcr. II proved trH The presence
Of women on such occasions s these Is no drawback
to the pleasure while in reality contribution 10 the
sources of refined enjoyment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
INCIDENTS OF WASHINGTON SOCIETY.

Washington, March (SpeciaD.-A number Of hand
some uncheonS given to-day. Senator Stanford
wife gave a luncheon Of twenty-fOur covers. About
the dining room We're branches of spicy fir, laurel
full of white and pink blossoms, and date PALM all
brought from the Senator's California home at Palo
Alto branches Laden with oranges were hung above
the siacboard and Of superb roses were about
the drawing rooms The guests Mrs. Proctor Mrs.
blackburn, Mrs. Casey, Mrs sanders and Mrs. Carey,
of the senatorial circle: Representative Reeds wife.
Representative Burrows's wife, Representative Bowcrs's
wife, Representative WcoX's wife, Representaurc
Camnetti's wife, Mrs. y. ;. Lincoln, Mrs John W.
Foster, Mrs. W. @. Cunningham, Mrs Pierce Crosby,
Mrs. ]. Mills Brown. Mr., John Moore. Mrs. stanley
Matthews Mrs. Albert \. Wilson. Mrs Thomas Rigs,
Mrs Queen. Mrs. LippincOtt and Miss Edcs.
Mrs. George Is. Williams gave luncheon in honor
Of her iuest, Miss Clark, of sacramento Cal The
guests were Miss Foster, Miss Miller. Miss Rusk, Mis-
IIa,tcad. Miss Proctor, Miss Brtton. Miss Denver,
Miss Wathall, Miss Paten. Miss Thompson, Mis-
Breckenridge, Miss PARKER Miss lIalford and Miss
Riggs. 1880 ,.
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Ellins gave dinner
this evening 10 q company Of young people. In:
Minister of Brazil and Mrs Mcndonca gave small ana
earl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
WORK OF Sy'PPRES ING VICE.

The close Of the first twenty years Of the WORK OF the
New Society or tie Suppression Of Vice was ccc
trfed last evening in Carncgc Music Hall. General
Horace Porter wa, charm az, and til" stage were
many ur,nInDut and business District
Attorney De Ianccy Nico had selt near the hoht m
the patfoIm Samuel Colgate the rrr'Idcnt Of the 'o'I'
ty read letters OF regret Anthony ComtO * told OF the
trials triumphs Of his twenty years experience as the
,o,, nj ,i,c NcvYork society lie said since the
society began in 1872 1,732 persons had been ar
rested 80 years and I days imprisonment ana tlll
s7 % I'm fines had imposed and $50 $50 in bahonds
had letn forfeited The total amount secured Tor inc
uuric treasury was 800 327 Fifteen Of gambling
outfit. and fort -four Of obscene matter had been
conf Gated Mr.. Comstock paid fulsomc compliment 10
Mr. NieDn Addresses also made by the Rev Df
J. NJ Buckley, the Rev. Dr. John Hail. the Rev. ID. H.
= MacAr ,lur and the Rev walter Elliot Among those
who yero ON the platform worc Morris X Je-Lp, 4. T.
Lii by the Rev. w. \. Price, the Rev. Dr. liisey hooie
W g. Hitchcock. Hamilton Il. Fairfax. John >. Porter
ard william Porter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
rIoprD, REPUBLICANS FOR HARRISON

Jacksonville. Fla. March 1.-The state Central Re
publican Executive Committee held called meeting
to-day at the Harrison and Morton Club. ana selected
Tallahassee and April l3 as the place ana tihe Ios
holding the state Convention This committee meeting
was thc largest most harmonious and most repre-
sentative OF the best blood In the party OF any thai
has been he In the last ten years There was little
or no spccchmaling, Int free interchange Of views.
several Of the member. after the adjournment Of The
meeting, expressed the opinion that no state ticket
would be placed In tho field this ycnr, us tic present
elections law Cknown as the Democratic Eight ballot
Fox law prccluded the possibility Of ecctng any Re
publican to Office In Florida. CHAIRMAN Dennis EaSnn
said tonight:
81 cannot speak with authority In the matter Of a
state ticket That will BE- something for tho state
Convention TO decide There are various opinions as
To the adyisablity of refusing to place state tckot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
vJrRI0LAsA RIvAL or Stolen IIAMoyDs

4 stranrc story in circulation last night ABOUT
fairly wckaown 0ctrcs, who ha' had the fortune Of V
IN cain a largo amount Of free a1VcrtIsn2 III was salu
a., on saturday niqht man had called at her home aad
ld her that he owed mGny 10 some enemies OF hers an
,. consequently in ther power They had PROMISED MN
cancellation Of his debts if he would ma some "oi''
who would entlcc the actress INTO eau anu o"Vn INV"
yi,ro I'm her face. He thought that the best thihe l"
do was 10 cone and tell her about II, 7he h' MN "
hcr LAWYER who made him sien "coniess'on, ana thl
sent him FOR proofs Of the truth Of his story lie sNff'
,, tho ,roos and DID back. several weak spots
49,. no t,und I'm this stay with the naked eye. Tie
enemies who were ready " insteac crime seem 10 nave
cco remarkably careless about taxing others into th'f
Confidence and they to have had great iah III inc
u.cne.. of the actress thinking that she would AFRO"
hoc,f Ia ne eotjceI into Il by stranger. IL should
Ia said b the credit Of the actress Tat When she was
asked o the story last night she -aid that she ha1 hot
heard OF IL before. II 1t was discovered ana p"hpa''
bv her friends in hope Of keeping her name O'I'e
M ,lic for one or two days they should not haNo
neglected 70 inform hsr oi H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
PROuIBITIONIsTS IN A WRANGLE.

st. Louis, March 1.-The local Prohibionists do not
propose to be beaten out OF 81 500 by the National
Committee that party at least that was the sense Of
a meeting of leading Prohbitonists held last even
lng.It was decided in Chicago, at a meeting OF the
National Committee of the party, that its National
Convention should be held in ST. Louis on June D.
Chairman Dickie OF the Prohibition party, was in st.
Louis last week. and while here he astonshed his
local brethren by telling them that he must have
a. 500 In ten days lie said that he expected $1,000
but as the Executive Committee did not want to make
IT at the expense OF St. Louis. he would take $500,
and that IL a balance was left after paying the ex-
penses OF he convention 1t would be turned INTO Inc
treasury Of the party at large Mter Dir. Dicke
had left the city the Prohbitionsts got together and
appointed committee to solicit the money. IN the
meantime the leaders Of the party in ST. Lohis came
to the conclusion that Mr.. Dickie was including eA-
pcnses other than local In his estimate, ana upon
discussion 1t was decided to inform MIR. Dlcnc 'ha.
st Louis would raise all the money necessary LOT local
expenses. but would not raise 1880 and turn uie
unexpcnded over to the National Committee Tor cam
paign purposes. Cincinnati, Mr. Dlckie says, MP
made an offer for the convention: How Hucn 10
offered by IL Is not known, but IL SOOOo OF even
go 500 Is offered the ProhbitiOnsts oil 81 LOUIS SLY
let the convention go there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
DIED.

RACON-N vcntnor Isle Of Wight, suddenly. on Feb;
@p - rane; Gray only sha OF IN ,he tb v snr
his age. $500
BALL-,At Newark. y. J. on Feb ssh' 1892 Margaret
rncr T" services rom her late residence No. 10 Cottage
nss Sa I ana 15a at are p INVITED to attend
BENTEAMon February 10Th at the re'aeasc Of aSr
" j. lydia iIcr,lan, widow OF Samuel b. Bertnm, in
the 931 car of her age "a, ,,., o, ro,
FS ST ,ac s or Wclnc"day, MsTcG ID at p
Imtcfncnt at syracuse. n. y
hS So MI iaa.st T. w. Washington D C.; Ellen NJ,
R SnSfSteE Ii i GS a 's S
CALDwELL-February 10Th Helen Appleton daughter Of
Funeral services Will BE- held At the residence OF her
uareats "a Fast j5th.-t, "Wednesday. ID inst. at
pAvISoN-At Pearsal, l.; l.. Sunday, Fob 18th. at
p % sgde N.Y. WIDOW q %e, Of the late William hf bay
rSngT WiSsS:ay g 3, 80 ~ at the house of her
Trains leave Fatbush Avenue Depot rs Long Island
ca Eis%; J 'g 10 p Mailing III at depot
poNOUrE-At Yonkers Walter j. Donohue. after brief
raa es Ru is 9 M yFeR Ga s5 m from the
Church Of the immaculate Conception
PIsnER-At Brick Church. N. j. February 90. Richard
pa TsT ,ev ice at his late residence THURSDAY afternoon
me ay %a q at At SS d s from
+" wife r c the cay s f%nd1y february
Funeral sGy'' Wcdnes 9SG r MrS& a 20 ~
Int rmGnt at Greenwood Thursday morning.
Kindly omit flowers.
Funeral l%' services q her go yapacretays
Gs.sn a. ~ w. " O'CLOCK "S'"'1' '''"''"'
Relative and friends invited to attend
burial a convenience OF the family.
KENsEI-on Monday morning, February 20 q, tae resi-
.,S Of her Charlotte widow q aud
daughter Of the late Joshua Carr, Of this city IN the
Funeral priyats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-03-02
4 MEETING, OF AETI-IlILL DEMOCRATS.

Toughhccp,ie, March (spccan.-Twenty I'VE or
thirty leading men Of this cty-all Dcmocrats-ihc'
tonight to take preliminary steps to complete an
organiza0n 10 send delegates to the Democratic
state Convention al syracuse In May next when VIII
send delegates to the National Convention Dr. Guy
C. Baglcy. os Vasslr Erotlcrs Hospital called the
meeting order, and city Treasurer Henry v Pelton
wa, appointed chairman. Derrick Brown, Editor oi
The Enterprise the principal speaker. lie
denounced !lll and his lcutenan'' as using inc one
man power for HIS personal benefit and declared
that that WAS directly opposite to the true principles
of the Democratic party, and If the DemocITtc masses
ndorsc such proceeding the party ought to 20 down.
He believed however that 30 per cent All the Deno-
Gratis Of the state of NcwlorlS heartily oppose the
one man mnchlnc. and will az the proper thc say So
DR. Harley also denounced the Ilill movement.
\ committee" on permanent organization was ap
pointed and then the meeting ADJOURNED uhtii lues
day evening next.