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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-14

our horoughfares prompt aid rendered those need
ing assistance and the peace AMI good order maintained
ghout have challenged the admiration OF the people
and earned the gratitude OF the community.
The Detective Department Is also entitled to gress
credit or tho admirable done By its members In he
ir,tectcn " polcrtr.
The officer, and tho force have my most heartfelt
thanks and do hope that In the future citizens viii
have no for complaint against their public serysae
in this department THOMA, BYRNES,
Sulpvrin;endent Of Police.
There has been some gTumtng among policemen
on account Of the superintendent order prohibiting
them from using their clubs In keeping the
great crowds In check along the routes Of the parndes,
but he said that the wisdom Of the order had been
justified Ly the results. The police were obliged 10
work harder in holding the lines against the pressure
of the crowds that would have been necessary Clubs
could have been waved alOit. used in proddins
people. and of the policemen were teercd at By
impudent small boys because they did not dare TO
draw their clubs, but the lines were held somehow
and complaints OF undue violence By hOtheaded
officers have married the good work OF the force.
Mr.. Byrnes said yesterday that his address TO the
force expressed all he had to say publicly on that
subject While he Is the chief executive officer OF the
force the of the club is 10 be prohibited eNoep?
I'm cases Of danger, where policemen must protece
themselves Others from violence by rifilans or at
the hands OF n mob Policemen are public servants
the Superintendent thinks and IL they be taught
to be a. courteous and obeing 10 aw-abding people
breakers. the popularity of the force VIII be In
rrpn
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JERsFY ClTY,s CAMPAIGN.

Tie Lafayette Battery Il Jersey CIV VII parade
through the LafIyott" District this evening. \ mum
ter Of other clubs VIII assist and houses along the
route will be- Illuminated. Tie Keystone Republican
club Of jersey city hold liz meeting ~ No. ~.
Grovest. on Wednesday night. Professor Il. r.
Grecncr. Of New iorA, made a speech ana was warmly
applaud,d. Tie Young Men, Republican club -
the Ivth District Of Jersey Cly will meet n, FRANKLIN
Han tonight irdorsc fhc nominations ~ Frank ..
Cole and J. Herbert Potts. Mr,,rs. Cole
and Pott, win speak MAYOR Wanser VIII speak 81
the Republican mas meeting To- be- he'd 20 k,s.l,r
Hall on tho Heights. 10 night. The Republican parade
81 The Bergen District 0f jersey litY 10 night h.
pcri'd 10 be one Of "a" finest political displays ever
seen Ii the city.
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a NC RALLY ~ BOILING SPRINGS.

The two Republican Gibbs In boiling SPRING Town
slip. Bergen County. united In big rally IN Wodnes-
day night. parade and display Of fireworks pr
coded the meeting. Tho Carlton llill and PaSsalc
lark Republican Tub had drum and Ne cUrpS ard a
handsomely uniformed body Of men In line, and
President William Mnnlng. on horseback. led the
marching company OF the Boiling spring, Republic
Club. Great enthusiasm manifested along the
line ~ march The crowd at d." meeting OfcrlOwoi
the house Of tie Eong -prIn, Republican club ANA
extended ont into the road william McKcnzr. vice
president of the Club. presided. Mr.. Fp.d, ~ Plain
field. made earnest address, contrasting the wage
In England OF which he T. native. with Oh" wages
hero. Mr.. Mckenzie spoke briefly, and william Hlnnng
made few remarks. j. j. Tyler. secretary 81 III"
Republican Lcaguc ~ Ec@c"n County urged bis
hearers cast hcr ballots fIr continued PROSPERITY
hv voting for the election II HARRISON Red kcau,
Doherty and Mckenzie a short parade followed the
meeting.
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WAR VETERANS WILL VOTE As THEY roroir

large meeting OF the war veterans OF NDrl,vllc was
held Monday evening. at Natlaucr's Union Hall.
No. 1851 Second ave, for the purpose u organizing
Harrison and Reid War Veteran Campaign Club of
NOrhvilc. The following officers elected Charles
Scnscy president George schmidt first Vice PIE sdcnt
Charles Biickwege scc0nd vice president; Frank Bury
recording secretary Jo j. schlacier treasurer John
NOgler. sergeanI-at arms; Hermann W. Thum chair.
man executive committee. II was decided 10 hold ,,
mass meeting Of all the veterans If Yortvllc on
Thursday, October 10 Mt the headquarters. to expires
their admiration Of their old comradc, benjamin liar
risrn and their contempt for Grover Cleveland VIII
tr'd substitute, aud who did all In his power 10
iHJur" the defenders OF The Union when Mayor oi
Emilio, Governor Of the state Of ewYurk md Pres,
Dent OF the United States The old soldier Will vote as
they fought for the preservation and prosperity OF the
Union and against Free Trade aud wildcat banks
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COLUMBUS DAY IN BOSTON.
1T WILL De on OCTOBER 81 AND THERE WILL
NE A DIG PARADE

Boston. Oct - CspeciaD.-Columbus Dag in Boston
Is October IL Ii will le generally observed.
Banks and public buildings will be closed. and there
viii be general suspension OF business. saluta
will be- fred I'm various parts OF the city, the pubic
BUILDINGS will be decorated and many priva'e resi-
dcnces The chief feature OF the day will be the
big procession OF catholic societies. Already the
managers have had assurances that 10000 men VIII
be I'm line. \ great many ogt-of-;own societies have
.lsnIfcd their In cnion 70 participate Yesterday
Site for the statue was marked OF AZ the corner OF
Washington and Maiden IS. and work upon founda'
ton ha, been begun. Captain Nathan Appleton viii
deliver the Grafton ~ the Exercises of unveilinS
Patrick A. Collins will deliver the Grafton in Music
Hall IN the evenln-; exercises.
\ short service will b. held n Appleton Chapel at
Harvard University on Friday, october 81. at tho
USUAL hour Tor mo-alns prayers, 5 - O'Clock at
which there viii - exercises appropriate TO the day.
\ commemorative address on columbus will be de-
lvered probably by Or. Justin Wnsor Tn" same
simplicity that characterized the services In honor OF
n. Washington Centennial IN isso will prevail on
the present occasion and then also. the pubIc
win be Invited 10 ;akc part I'm The exercises. IN"
DAY will Ice holiday In all departments oil TIE
university. ,.-- -. -.
II was a happy hought Of the committee that haa
chor,. of the Observance 81 columbus Day IN Newton
IN invite the Rev Dr.. samuel +. smith. the author o.
" America - whose eighty h'ia birthday comes On hsS
day 10 take 4 part In he exercises.
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RAPID GROWTH or \ wonKlNGMEvs CLUE

For rapid growth and Increasing crthu-il.m the
Reciprocity Republican Cub deserves especial MON
lion. \ meeting wa held lest evening at 40. 80
East Tw'nty AID II found that after
an existence o. only even wcch, the cub had IN.
rolled #, register list ~ 81 voters. Every enc
Is highly elatod over ia" excellent showing made by
the club. which IS composed entirely o. nborng men.
They organized IN" club ard meet It, expenses them
selves. The club expects 10 hav' over 40 voters Ia
line for Harrison and Reid on November NJ ing-
hold regularly every Thursday evening. Gcorg
Montgomery Is president Franz lai.,. vice president
Gustav Kruger, recording -ccfcaiy, Martin Toohoy.
oorresp OHdlng secretary. and Henry Weissgcricr,
treasurer The clHb has indors,d the candidacy Of
Charles H. fdlch for Alderman.
ln1cr the auspices 81 the club. a big ma ,s-rncct
Ing VIII BE- held next Thursday evening. II The
weather is pleasant enough 10 permit II viii he
held in the open AR. but II IA" weather j. uniavor
abe II Will bc held in BncAiaycr.' Hall No. 80
East Twenty iOurth--t Speaker, Of prominence viii
b. secured.
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GOOD WORK Being DONE IN BROOKLYN.

Tho Young Republicans o. tho MINI AMI twenty
.ctoud wsrl- opened headquarters OF 40 ~ tlnibu'h'
,y. prnok,n last evening. \ number ~ The mombcfs
. the YOUNG Rcpub,n club were present, and plans
,,r effective campaign work We're discussed Tho h'od
quarters viii b. kept open until the close Of "a" CAMPAIGN
Tho meeting u the Jane. C. rlanc club. ~ Sac"'tt
iul Court st.. ln., evening aGlc-.el by Foster H.
Barhus and =. -. Laird. who SPOKE effectively Tor the
Republican candidates aid their platform. }. d. hc.
oath and T. Mcdonald were the speakers wh' address
,ac Twelfth Ward Camp-Map Committee at 'oumbh-'I
and TIlriton-ale.. last evening. There was hrte
Attendance Of the members - the committee ami others
meeting ~ the Twcnty.th d Ward Republican A-soria on
ea. h,i lat evening a Gates and Marry ayes DinlcI
a. Hartman spoke a!lon the Tariff and aroused much
enthusiasm
The Republican Congress Conventions viii be held in
Proclaim th, evening. william II. Grace Is talked OF
fl. candidate I'm the I'D District. and Charles g. Bennett
in the Vth District The city and County Conventions
81 ba held tomorrow.
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MAYOR GRANT PROUD OF TIE CITY.

Mayor Glart looked pretty well worn oat with hu
cxcrtons since the columbian celebrations began when
he reached the City Hall yesterday. but he was In en-
eelicnt spirits and expressed himself rs highly pleased
with the general which had attended the Efforts
OF the celebration committees.
"Tho celebration ha, been In the main n marvellous
succcss- he snil. The parade ye,tor!ay--dd you
,ysr 500 ANYTHING finer! There was never grandor
display I'm Ncw-Nork. felt proud Of the city and
IN. pcope OF New-Nork The city is 10 be- con-
cra;ulatcd on having such police force and super
ntenden Byrnes and his Inspectors. captains and other
on,crs arr deserving Of the highest po>>iD, praise f0r
he manner IN which they handled the greatest crowd
oyer seen In New York
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rPEKINTENDTNr BYKNES SATISFIED.

III THANKS THE FORCE FoR THE GOOD WORK
DONE-NO MORE CLUBBING FNCEPr
IL CASE Oh DANGER.
rolicc superintendent nyrccs yesterday expressed
his satisfaction with the work OF the during the
three trying days Of the Columbus Celebration. lie
prepared the following address. which was read by
the captains I'm all Of the police stations last evening
Police Department ~ the city q Ncw-fork.
Oacc Of the superintendent. No. 800 Mubcrryst.
New Tok. oct. II. 1892.
To the Officers and Members Of the Police Force;
IS with great pleasure and rardonablc pride that
take this opportunity Of concentrating You upon the faith
ful and scltsacriGcns manner IN which you have per-
formed the many duties dsyolvng upon you during
the rcn: Columbian CELEBRATION. The cheerful aactlty
with which every order obcycd and every duty per-
formed patience and forbearoncc shown in handling
tho largest assembogcs Of citizcns that ever gathered ia
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ACTIVITY AMONG TIE ITALIAN REPUBLICANS

Tie Columbus italian Republican club. which has
rs rooms AZ no. - Jamcs,t. held an important meet
Ing last night. There was n strong muster OF ia"
20, member, and n was resolved 10 make the cub
which only came into existence duIinS inc present
,a,utni,u into 4 permanent Cub, under the name 81
The Nazlln Republican League. HEY selected inc
following officer, Vlccnzo Marina. p'sh nj: Ml'h''
Ncrcurll yiccpr-deni AID Michele oppdo' s"rTiar'
- was ais, resolved that tho club should turn out
f,r hll parade next 1hur'day night, AMI disobnNe
Tho popular idea italians were either not clhnus,
nr that all who had become citi7cus wcrr Democrat
The pro. ldcnt said that the club had nd wonderful
s.ccc.,. and hc f .ut That lef1f" t'" pafndr irll
In there would be- another huudrcd members enrolled
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TIE CAMPAIGN IL wr,rcnEsrEn COUNTY.

The Republican Qub of EasIchcstcr will hold 4
rally at Bellows Hall, TuckahOc 10 night when David
Uealey ard Colonel John r. Bcain viii make ad-
dresses. There Will De large delegations Of the Re
publican clubs OF Mount Vernon nj the meeting.
Senator lIscock will speak at Republican ratification
meeting AT New-Rochele on Monday evening. The
meeting will De held In the Town Hail. and the Re
publican clubs Of Mount Vernon viii attend.
The convention OF Wcstchcstcr County VIII he held
at Lafayette Hall, White Plains, at IL II. III. On
October Il.
The second day OF registration viii take place In
Mount Vernon morrow. The polls Will be open
until p. \ meeting of all Hepublicans IN
erestcd In the immediate formation Of marching dubs
IN the various wards Of Mount Vernon VIII be he'd
In the Republican wigwam tonight.
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FOR A BIG PARADE OF BUSINESS MEN.

At a meeting held at the rooms OF the Ohio Society,
No. go lffthave., on Tuesday evening, attended by
delegates from the leading Republican business mems
clu.s, II was decided TO have day parade this year
similar TO the colossal parade OF the campaign Of
1883. Ten thousand to fifteen thousand men were
represented, ana 1t was decided unanimously to In
vito General Horace Porter act grand marshal
OF the turnout, which will probably be set down
for october % General Porter accepted the call.
All Republican business mems clubs are requested 10
organize speedily possible TO take part and
also to send delegate to n meeting 10 be held at
p. m. Monday evening October Il. at No. 236
FiIthavc TO perfect arrangements
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THE DECISION NOT UNEXPECTED HERE.
REPUBLICAN LEADERS SAY IT WILL MAKE 40
EXPERIENCE ~ THE CAMPAIGN.

L.
The Republicans in this city would have been more
surprised II the decision which was handed down yes
tcriav by the Court OF Appeals. declaring The gerry
mandcr Of The state by the last legislature l" y"
constitutional had beer Just The other way r."
Republican leaders have been ut all hcpeini 'ha'
the Court would sus ain The position when was lah'n
bv tho Republican attorneys who carried III" cas-"
M 10 the highest court. on all sdcS theie WIS 10
o,nstion "a TO the complete honesty Of the judges
Of the court hut there was much Ell icsm al the
course OF rcasonin. that was followed by them IN
coming 70 their decision. 4 good many regrets were
expressed because Of the precedent which haG h'eh
established under the decision, and which III i"tu1'
may he the cause OF much trouble. II was aTsi'd
bv one well-known lawyer that Il THE apporilonmcm
stood future apportionment no matter Of WHAT 'hAF
ec.er would stand. II was said also that the point
that was determined against the KcpaHcahs 'ha'
the extraordinary session was The "ncN' session. j.
ukn,v IN causo trouble In future unless the 'onti-
tuuon Is made more explicit upon that POM Inc
apportionmcn must bc made n the next session ai''
the enumeration has been taken. and he Governor
OF The state alone has power to call an extraordinary
session OF the Legislature. At such session u" hlhs
but tho subjects enumerated In the call can be acted
upon Therefore 10 defeat an apporonment at any
time all tina. Governor needs to do i to call an
extra session OF the Legislature to act upon some su"
ect entirely foreign 10 the apportlonmenl
"The decision OF the Court Of Appeals VIII make no
difference with he Republican campaign said Charles
" uachcu. the chairman o! the Executive Committee
OF the Republican State Committee THIS result
was anticipated and we made arrangements 10 meet IT,
Tho Republican county organization has not
r-cnrujzed Tho new districts yet but ucr"
will be no change IN TIE leadership of the
districts until after the election. The call for no
assembly primaries has not get been lsSn,d. ~ NH'
held hack ~ that the new line, could De followed in
case the appOrtIOnment was sustained .
AT the Durcau Of Elections II was said tha' VIC
dorislon q, The Conrr OF Appeals would prevent corn
plications In the registration %. voters IN lls CIV,
winch began on TUESDAY. II tle apphilnm"h ~
boon declared ~iltutona icaildnEomcnt Of ihH
e,rcun districts I'm the city on basis oi twenty -iot
Assembly districts would have been nccc~ aiF, ana
much confusion would have been caused bv ia" chtng'
Clerks ia the bureau said yesterday ihnt the uh'r
ta!niv regarding The decision Of the Court of APcmf
might have been cause for tie cOnlGiaiiF"l sht
registration on Tuesday. Now that the decision !.
known no changes in any Of The election districts VIII
be needed and there probably VIII be much larger
rog stra,ion in the city next wednesday. wilch J., nc
second OF the four days Of icetra,ion in hi, city and
IrDCkVu this year.
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ENERGETIC coLoRrD REPUBLICANS MEET.

INf.T'FtI' ''I''I WI ' '''.'
That energetic Organization o! co!prH K'phOi.''N''
Tn. Harrison and Reid East side Republican tu3, h'ld
meeting list night A. Filty nint-t ana Ihir' ave-
\ number of members were added 10 the roll ana inc
president. g. II. smith, made speech III "H'n ~
spoke II the progress u the club. II. y. Matthew'S
who had been making M address IN second ave' mr.
lived NJ tho meeting at 10 O'Clock and made an inter
,..tlnc speech 70 the club. Michael Good" MISC spoke
word. Of announcement 70 tho members, some 81 me
Republicans present lat nl-h were W. H. Gri-c VIII
lon sandflr q. \. johnson i. T. Battles and william
leo TIE officer. a. the club are G. III. rmih rr''i
ic,t. = II Mach"v. Woo prc>d J. = Hates sr'r'
ar, Thnmn. H. law OI. assistant SECRETARY h'pn
In,cph brown. treasurer. The next meeting OF ihc
lnh VIII b. he'd next Thursday night
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YOUNG MEN HOLD AN oLD-FAsHloNED MEETING

The Young Mems Republican Club Of the XVIII AS
sembIy Dtrc, held an old fashioned Republican meet
ing at No. 1850 SccOndave. last night This cluD
Is n permanent organization. with 13S names on It's
roll book and holds regular meetings throughout the
year. b. +. Spcllnan and II. ~ Matthews, the Irish
orator. addressed the meeting ana their lucid pre-
sentaton OF Republican doctrines aroused the chim-
snsm OF their hearers, and they wcre frequently inter
run,cd with appa,se The facts showing the benefits
which American worklnem have derived under II
protective tariff especially appreciated by the
audience. The officers Of the club are President
smith Pine; vice president. T. \. lass recording sec
rotary ". j. Moore pOnding secretary. Alfred
Iarrows treasurer, G. e. Schultz. Officers and nom
hers doing energetic work In tho district. and are
adding new names to tho roll at mcttinc There
Will be twenty new names presented for membership AT
the next meeting. Among those present last nisht
were DR.. !. llass,ngcr. Henry Lip'ky, Julius k0ch
Herman schultz L. Glanbcrg LOUIS Meyer. Luther
wise Peter Walter ana Alexander Mniltn.
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EAST rounTmsr cAN BE DEPENDED on.

The Eleventh Ward Harrison and Reid Campaign
Club had an excellent meeting at their clubroom No.
29l East Fonrthst.. last night. The meeting was
called TO order by President John Reinhardt who jn.
PRODUCED w. Clarke as the speaker Of the evening
Mr. Clnrhc dwelt on the evident advantages of Pro.
lection, and drew vivid picture Of the chaos that
would certainly follow the passing Of the Democratic
tariff platform. lie pointed ont the dangers Of the
Wildcat State bank policy Of the Democrats. and then
urged tho men 20 register and work with all their
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At WORK IN NEH JERSEY.
FIJZAEETH IN A BLAZE OF ENTHUSIASM.

FIJZ,EETU IN BLAZE OF ENTHUSIASM.
v,ss-NrETINGs. A PARADE AND A BANNER
RAISING uELD-GEN. LITTLEFIELD STEAKS
Tho Eopubllcans OF Elizabeth were M ana ooi'iS
To-, riclt and held Il rolsng demonstration In broau
:. ,dor ,bo .uspiccs Of the +. a. Potts Repubiicah
crh Tho occasion WIS a bamerraisii near 'he
,o,ion which WIS followed by oper air maSS
.,oo,,rc ot which General Ltteicld discussed inc
i.srcs ~ tho campaign, and showed how the Hepuo
tom rarty's policy Of Protection was the one oeS'
,anttsd with fine Interests Of the American people
and th. American workngman. General lAt'Iehe'o
rerrorbs were listened 10 by an immense cro"u h.
no was heartily applauded. The Potts OluD' 'no
Iobn Kcau IT.. Battalion, the Harrison anu i'ein
,o,ord Republican Club and other ORGANIZATIONS the
arodcd through the northern section ot tc Guy, anu
received an ovation along the route OF hla'c". many
houses were illuminated, and bohhres DiaZeu III ''e
various streets ..
In conjunction with this stirring rally there were
meetings held by the Eleventh ana SNth "aru Az
,r,con Clubs at their headquarters. AT the FORMER
r,,cc addresses were made by Mayor KanAh, f0'ter
N Voorhees, surrogate Parrot ana others, "hiie "
ouortot sang campaign songs. In the sixth Wafu
c.tinr the feature was n stcrcopticon exhibition by
: " Reese OF Wcstfcd. who illustrated the Dement'S
oi n protective tariff by a series of plci,res WIN
lantern slides. This meeting was prlncipaiy lor ,Ie
rcneGt Of wOrklngmen, who nttndcd IL III iaiSc III
lnr,. and were much Wt'Icsl'u W mo '''7 nv"
made by the exhibitor. 49,. 49,, A., ,,,,r.i.
Tho Republican Congress Convcntlonjol tnc fiIltn
District viii be held tomorrow atlcriiooh a' Lo'Fy
Hall, Elizabeth
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FOR A BIG MAsAiEETING IN TLATBusH

The Republicans Of F1atbnsh. l.. l.. have arranged
for big mass-mecng at the bicycle academy op-
po-ite the Wnk entrance to the park tonight.
John S. Wise. Of Virginia Francis II. Wilson. chair
man Of the Kings County Republican Campaign Com
mittee. ana p. ID. Murray will be the principal spcal,
els There will De large parade Of clubs before The
meeting and all uniformed clubs requested to
report william Wilson, grand marshal, 1T Ninth
ave. and Vnon-st.. at p m. The next registration
DAY In Fla bush Will be on october -.
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wOHKIvGNEN FORM A PROTECTION CLVD.

81. ran. oct ~ t~pcia.- worhingmNn held Il
largo meeting at D. Molne~. Iowa. last night and
organized thcmsclvc, into Protection Club. The
worhingmcn ot that city have never taken 50 much
Interest in politics they hnvr TINS year ard mast
If them are Republicans. The "'irs last nlghi
were nearly all made by prlet II w1reingmcn. They
were sPlntincous ana hearty, ana tho lali e,Ou!dei
with applause
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ErrEcr1yE WORK ANoNG TIE mrNGArlANs.

The Hungarian Republican club Of ~. - second
ave.. has been dong active and ci' ctlyc work dug
iuc the campaign. II now IS preparing for mass
meeting 10 hc held rcXt Tuesday night 90 liberty
Hall at No. II East louston,t. Thc regular business
mcctug ~ Ihc club VIII take place ol Wednesday
evening ~ SO. - second ave Tomorrow evening
there will hc n meeting ~ u branch ~ mis- club M
these meetings.