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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

Mrs. Quiney was resting ~ the Z.
3. A. home as we'll - tould he eS-
pecsed yesterday. She has not recov-
cred consciousness ~ yet, bat her
symptoms are slightly better.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
LAVE Tsnnls Champion.

CHICAGO, Jnly i6.--sAm T. chaSs re-
mains the western lawn teams cham
plon in sngles. having defeated John
A. Ryerson this Afternoon by = score OF
"a, 6-3, 90. Ryerson. however, will
be the western representative in ain
gles Ut Newport. and Chase and Ryef-
con viii represent the west in doubles.
Kalamazoo Will build = new bridge
at . cost of 2.i5o. A Jackson nrm has
secured the job.
Two more of the Calumet 4 Hecla's
large furnaces have closed down ~
Lake Linden.
Willie Niles. aged 9, had bic right leg
cut OF in . moving machine near
Grand Ledge.
Charles Norman. so years old, who
says he 10 robber, 10 awaiting trial at
Port Huron.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
BEAR LAKE HOUSE,

CLARION. MICH. A. MYERS. Prop'r.
The house has been thoroughly renovated.
Good Sample Room and First-class Table.
and only one mile from Bear Lake. one OF
Michigan D Finest summer Resorts. The pro-
prletor Is lately from the oil regions of Penn
syivanIa, ard Is well acquainted with the
wants Of the travelling pubic. Rates reason
able.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
ARE YOU ALWAYS SLEEPY?

Do you get up nixhts7
Can you control your ur1nef
Il there pain In your backf
Or Nervous Preservation!
Or Nervous Debility?
or Tnpoteney1
Any inclination 70 Psralyssf
Eyer hsd Rhesmatisn7
10 stomach vsAk?
DO you fesi worn oat7
IL there . sense Of Of sonensss7
Pains ia baes Of head
Are you dresdfnil nervouss
Not eneugh or Too much urfne3
Does ~ han 70 udaass7
Does IL smart or barnt
Il there weight or pressure In lower psxt Of
abeogaens
Does pour urine seftise
prtcaduss OF eiescy ssposits
New lcra this ~sys
Married o. ssn9ies
About vhaf axs7
Thea call Ga DR.. a Gay Tos1. No ~ Worth
rfvfslen street. Eoer 4 arzrd Rspfts xscb
eHe the fsmous Specialist rhysscsae che u
rrsnx al shese cres1fm esrpssists
Aimess every tsvs. OF ctry. or nesehborhcss
n tie Unisss STATES czn boast 81 snze fcrmer
ssizef ~ho hss bs>n resssrsd 70 psrfeet heaata
ass rnsnheea snd womsnhcc4 ~ Dx. = Gay
Teaa In she last y sssr~ lie ssnas neeielnss
svefyvhera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

Twenty No. the st. Cecilia society
will give . musicale tomorrow evening
at the residence of George NJ. Gay. The
following program viii be rendered.:
Piano Solo ......-...
Mrs. Seymour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

Thc cheval,er Gives Grand Rapids Musi-
clans Q Treat.

cans treat.
Tho recital given At the chapel hall
of wsstern Michigan college by the
Chevalier A. DeKontski last evening
was attended BY about l26 persons.
He Was assisted py Madame DeKonteki
who gave . biography Of the classical
masters Beethoven and Chopin and de-
scribed the meeting between the chew
alicr and these eminent composers.
Following these lectures tho chevalier
rendered selections from each COM
poser.
Following is the program - rem
dered last night:
Lecsure-The meeting Of Chevalier De
kontski and Beethoven ...---.-...---..
Madame Dekonrski.
The Moonlight sonata. Beethoven
Andanta from the Minor Symphonic.
De kontski- Beethoven
Chevalier De Kontski.
Andante from A Flat Sonata. NV Weber
Perpetumn Mobile. from C Major Son.
Lecture The meeting Of tho ChevAlier
Dekontski and Chopin.-.-.......-........
Madame De kontski-
. Polonaise in sharp Minor-.--.-....-.-Chopin
Grand Vase. In Fat pin
Chevalier De kontski.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17
New Base Ban League.

Loulsvflle..-o 4 o o 2 2 o 0-s II
PHILADELPHIA o 0 o o / 0 0-3 9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-17

Cures faralysis. Iwiichsng. PiasA-
ing o. Prickhng sensanona. nsaui-
Gus Feslinss, Back o. Head AaAA
Back or Nsck Palma, sometames run-
ming down The arms or bach, Dsxxinso
and other synptoms leading - pasa-
lysn- Nervous Debility and Fsmalo
Complaint and Chronic Diseases.
Cousultataon free and oonNdeueinl
No charge for ecrvscss until cured
DEectaons IN al ianguageA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
AMONG 7HE ATHLETES.

no spaclou, armory OF the 47th Regiment, at
Narcy.ave. Lynch and Hayward SIS. Brooklyn. prom
ses 10 he the sceae OF OF the greatest athletic
meetings ever held I'm this country, when the first
annual games and reception OF the Williamsburg
Athletic Association and the Company Athletic
Association will be held TO morrow night. All the
prominent athletes Including majority of the anna
tour CHAMPIONS have entered for the contests. ana
some close and exciting competitions ere assured
There will be dancing from IL p. IN. till :, a. M
Tn. contests will be as follows: Seventy-hve
ward dnsh handicap 3oo-yard run. handicap ;
40 ward run. for novlccs. scratch; oooyard rul
handicap: 1000 yard run, handicap one-mle WALK
handicap: mile run, scratch; running high Jump
for noyices scratch: 12-mle bicycle race hanu-
cap running hop. step and jump, handicap.
some Of the clever athletes entered are as
follows: f. W. Cor. II. J. Young f. r. hamDhr'
=. /. posart Clarence X. Page, l.. LeoS'id, +.
wo,lcnschlager. Morris Levy, c. Gray. Albert Law
T. A. Thorp. W. Donohue. :. \. keenan,. oharie~
f. NicolI J. Shelly, william II. Week. D
pisbgod J. b. kcatinG Thomas sheFnan'
Ernst IIlertberg A. B. George, Michael Bent sani"ei
: Frceth samuel ; Walters. Andrew j. walsh, hicain
H. Collins Michael d. Bailey. james z. findlay, u f.
Rorchers. J. Fceney. T. Christman. j. d. Lloyd j. H..
Krlclmaus W. ". Kuhlkc, j. H. smith, PRANK h.i'inr'
F. Barnard. IT, f. Billings T. Howard jr', H. l.
Harding. f. C. Allen, john II. spellman' r. L. funer
and f.. L. Barnes.
= r. Leonard Of Company f. 10Th Regiment, yes
.raav ,ccentod the challenge OF r. c. Chadsey. of Com
pany F.. 9th Regiment The latter Hau PeN"u's
nestled so and issued a challenge to run any member
~ the National Guard In America from Two TO th
miles, f. r. Leonari preferred $3.50 side Leonard
covered Chadseys forfeit and agreed 10 meet him any
time he after February ~ 70 Sisn a S w.
Irnn,rd defeated Chadsey In hve nile race Tor tlS
Nia,shn ~ the National Guard At the 9th Regi
ment games held In this city last February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
l. M PALMER DECLINES RESPONSIBILITY.

Judge Truax, IN the supreme Court yesterday
granted a Judgment against Miss Ehic Ellslcr' the
actress for 1897 3D. in favor OF Elizabeth j. Jennings
drcesmaker. Miss Ellser alleged that She told INC
dre.smaker that A. VI. Palmer would be responsible
for the bill. She acknowledged having received the
dresses.
A. NJ Palmer. when seen by q Tribune reporter last
night said: "Ths is the first have heard OF inc
me,ter Miss Ellsler has never been under my man
arement and am, consequently, not bound by any OF
her statements. She performed ut the Madison square
Theatre several years during part OF the sum
mer season. i believe her contract was fer certain
share Of the receipts The fact tliat received no
summons In th.s action shows that Miss EsicFS at
torpcy knew that could not be held responsible ior
the debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
POULTRY MEN FORM A SOCIETY.
4 PLAN 10 ENCOURAGE THE BREEDING OF FINE
FowLs-oFITrrW rLtCTED.

The League Of American poultrymen was per
manentlv organized at Madison square Garden yest"r-
dav noon The election OF officers resulted In The
choice OF Thomas II. Terry. OF Icmpstesd L. J., Tor
president and I. Farrar Eackhan. of East orange
n J for secretary and treasurer The following VICE
presidents chosen 10 repr'sent the dsereht sec
lions Of the country: North. James Forsythe, owego'
y Y: West L. A. IIazlett. Mchison. Kan; East
Colonel H. J. Hamilton. springfield Mass; South
r. W. Tuggle Columbus. Ga; Canada. Sharp Butter
hGd. Windsor. Canada.
The object Of tho new association IS 20 encourage
tho breeding Of The different varieties OF fowls 10
disseminate Information with reexrI 10 'He PA""S
,nt4rests 10 supervise exhibitions OF poultry md to
that competent judges are selected. An executive
committee IS to determine upon tho place for the
next meeting Of the ,ciaiion. According to the
constitution and bylaws which were unanimously
adopted the secretary and treasurer - 90 receive
small salary and all other officer 10 'erve without
compensation The president Is elected for one year
md the secretary treasurer for three years. me
organization 1, posed Of delegates representing
local poultry associations and 81 individual members
who have the rank Of associate delegates IN 'I'VIt
Will be- made mite the local a. collation., IN uie
different section OF the United states and IN 'a"ua
as soOn a. possible. -,
The Leagu " American poultrymcn occupies dif-
fcrcnt field from the American fpult'y Asspoia,ol.
Tho American Poultry Assoc citation determines upon
the standard ~ poultry. while the Lraqur VIII ann
10 arrange schedules for The holding OF poultry cN-
hlbon. and 10 look after other detail. NECESSARY Tor
The formation Of the ITiguo suggssted there was
some opposition ~ the older ssOcqtoI tpt ihe con-
stuon adopted VIII prevent ANY rvaisy between inc
4 meeting Of the American Game and bantam A..
ISOLATION was held Yesterday at 'ih"oh ana - f"i
pockham wa, chosen president for another term. on
Nondny afternoon there Will he meeting OF The stock
holder, Of the Ncw- Orl Poultry and llgeon As,ocia
ton at which business Of Importance VIII pe as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
MEETINGS AND EMBELLISHMENTS.

Under the auspices OF s1me Of tho members OF
the Irish societies OF this city. Mrs. Margaret Moore
lecturer Irish topics will deliver tomorrow evening
at White oak Hail. Amstcrdamave. ana Sky
ST. an address Ireands Brave women ana
Children. from the Tine OF Devin 10 tho Present
Date
The Rey Waldo M.ssaros Will give lecture upon Our
poor Relations" uude the auspices Of the Manhattan
Lode OF Masons al Masonic Hall on TUESDAY even
in: The proceeds will BE- given " the MASONIC ho'ru
Of Relief ,,.s
Throat and Lung Hospital and Dispenssy will be held In
tie Jane. Methodist Episcopal Church tomorrow evening
Mayor Body will preside AID addresses VIII De aus w
Horna,d Peters of 1.-THE Brooklyn Tines; Surgeohih-
ch,e, D. NJ Wooley ]. O. jenkins Register henna ana
Dr.. o. D. Pomcroy
The Association o. Unson Prisoners Of War Will meet
at broadway and Thirtysxth.st Friday evening next
The Republican ORGANIZATION Of the HAlst Assembly
District Will meet at No l0j East FftyninthsN Oh 'no"
dav evening.
Tho members OF the New.YoIk Matematic Society met
In Hamilton Hall Columbia College. yestsday afternoon
aud listened with Interest to paper written oy rfo"'
J. C. Fields the department OF mathematics OF AHe-
ghsny College upon The Transformation OF system OF
ndr.ndent varables' As the professor was unable u
be utrsent the paper rcN BY Dr. Thomas = f1ske'
81 Columbia College Dr. Emory McClintock, the president
Of the society, presided
The uu ical clubs Of Columbia College will give con
cert in the Plyn cu.h Church OF Brooklyn on
Wednesday evening evening the clubs Will
be- heard IN tho EAshty.Xth-st. branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association
The Rev Dr. Abbott T.. Kittredse will give de-
scrption trip through Palestine in the east
t,rlor Of the branch Of the Young Men
Chri titan Association tomorrow evening
The first branch VI the New-York Indian Association
will hold It's regular monthly meeting in the parors OF
th, Reformed Church, and Onehundied ana.
TNycn:y.third.st.. on Tuesday az 10 30 a NJ
The reception II the Atoana Boat Club VIII be heid
at the Lenox Lyceum Wednesday evening next Eise-
crate aquatic embens and generous show OF bunting
Together With scores Of upon all waters Of
this country open regatas held will make the
ballroom attractive all enthusiasts Of American amateur
oarsmanshp. Two bands OF music, one FOR pfomensde
tho Cher for dancing, will add b the occasion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HOW TIE NAIL BAGS WERE STOLEN.
COMM ssIoNER SHIELDS EXAMINES THE CARR
LESS DRIVERS.


John j. O'Keefe and John Walker. the drivers or the
two mail wagons which were robbed last Tuesday
night on the boat Orange OF tho Hoboken Ferry Line,
were araigned yesterday before Commissioner ehields'
charged with derelctlon OF duty. The young men had
70 LAWYER TO defend them and unable on the spot
to frd one the eXamina ion went on without one.
the Commissioner crossexanlnng the witnesses on be-
half Of tie prisoners John Barnes testified that ne
delivered the mail pouches 10 the prisoners on FEB
ruary @ and Inspector John J. Morris TESTIFIED uat
O'Keefc told him that he drove his wngon on 10 the
feryboat at 10 p m. and abou, Eve minutes later
he went into the cabin 10 get warm and remained
there until the boat landed he missed one bas as soon
az he reached the Hoboken postofice. walker iad
,oh the witness that hs also went into the cabiS. ana
missed some of his mail when he delivered It 70 III"
baggage master Of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western railroad
Christian CLAUSE. OF the llobo6en postoficc, and
Edward b. Pcrssc, OF the Delaware, Lachawanna ana
Western Railroad testified that the mails were short
when delivered to them.
The prisoners said that they only did as the other
drivers did and that there had been no notice uat
they must not leave their wagons They are employed
by contractors and are directly responsible 10 them
II found guilty. the maximum penalty is rJVO lIe
and imprisonment for year. The men are ont on
Lail The case adjourned until Monday, Wn"h me
prisoners will be represented by Charles e.. T. NahIc,
the Commissioner Of Accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
THE Young MAN DISAPPEARED.

Joscph Morwitz Of No. 237 North slxthst, fhlli-
delpha came 10 this city yesterday and caused an
alarm 10 be sent from Police Headquarters, directing
2 search for CamH Lasscn age twenty, who arrived
on the steamship Ems Oh Thursday Lassen's hth'r Is
Il wealthy German merchant, in Bradford, Ehsi'u.
The young man had been studying in Germany, ana
he came 20 this country with TIE intention Of gong
direct TO the home OF NJ. Morwitz, who IS the pro
prietor Of a German newspaper in Philadelphia. lie
also was instructed 10 send cable dispatch TO MS
father in England lie left the Gamer on Thursday.
but he failed to send the cable dispatch, ana ne dh
not go to Mr.. Morwitz's house In Philadelphia MI
Morvitz Yesterday unable 10 get any race % e
y0unC man after he left the vessel lie sla .hat
Young Lassen hid drifts in his possession rcpfVSc's
q large sum of money.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
2 Social INCIDENTS IN VASHINGTON.
MRS u'2RIsoN GIVES PUBLIC RECEPTION
MRS. ROMERO,S DINNER.

Mrs IT. 2RIsON GIVES PUBLIC RECEPTION
MRS. R0MEROs DINNER.
Washington Feb. 6 (SpecIaD-The Presidents wife
gave n reception today from TO O'Clock. Tie
presentations were made by Colonel Ernst and Lierten
ant Parker Mrs. Harrison wore gown Of black satin
and heotrope brocade. Her assistants the wife
OF Cockrell and the wife of General J. {.
breckenridge. Mrs. Cockrell a gown of white
bcngalne, and Mrs. Breckenridge Il gown OF dark
green MORE and pale green brocade. mere was Il
large company back of the line. Mrs. Russell liarr
sons gown soft silk Of violet and white stripes
and was extremely becoming. Mrs Dimmick wore
black lace and black silk senator Dolphs daughter
Mrs. Richard Nixon wore pretty gown OF yellow SILK
and white lace senator sh'rman's daughter wore
black silk brocaded with blue forgetme-not flowers
Mrs John G. Blacks gown garnet velvet and SILK
Miss Warfei wore white silk Others the company were
Mrs J. stanley Brown Mrs. Anthony Pollock Mrs Estes
Eathone, Mrs. j. q. Payne Mrs Frank Gardner Mrs. j.
D. LanghOrn, Mrs. Earle English, Mrs Cunningham
the Misses Wo worth, Nichols, stil"ell Worthington
Farquhar Hunter, NewbeTy, Tappan and JACKSON
Among the callers were secretary Pusk's wife and
dnu ghter, senator DOiphs wife, senator ohernans
nife Major Powel's wife, Mrs. BENJAMIN Butterworth,
senator McMilin's wife, Mrs. John X. Mclean, Sen
ator SAWYER and Mrs Howard White, Mrs. Harriet
Taylor Upton.
The Mexican Legation the scene Of brilliant
dinner party this evening, given by Minister ana Mrs
Romero in honor OF secretary Of War and Mrs. Ekins
The table was laid for twenty-five, and was magnli-
cent in gold and silver service and exquisite glass; IN
green and red colors. The dinner company Included
The secretary War and Mrs. Ekins, the Minister OF
the Netherlands the Minister Of Nicaragua and Mrs
Guzman, Senator and Mrs. McMin, the Minister OF
the Argentine Republic, General and Mrs. Sca0held,
the Ministers of Guatemala and Salvador ex-senator
and Mrs Henderson, the Charge dAnares Of Germany,
the Minister OF Chill and Mrs. Montt the Charge
d'Affae, OF Peru the Charge dAiares OF spain and
Mrs. Audenried.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CT CgPySOsrOM.S NURSERY INCORPORATED.

ST. Cbrysostons Nursery incorporated yesterday at
Albany This nursery addition to the great number
Of charitable institutions already established In this city.
and its object is 70 maintain temporary home for The
hidden ~ Parents who are unable afford proper
for their Young children account OF illness or 50 OF
work The mothers OF many OF these children are obliged
Ia work out by day and during their absence the
children mu.u OF necessity left alo.e and often the
hes scanty earnings are sufficient for board,
rent and the medical attendance necessary
To afford an asylum for children OF worthy women
80 sltuatd ST. Chryso,tom's Nursery was founded In
nctober $500 It's first home at No. 1896 West
rhirtv-nfth.st but IL outgrew those quarters
and il now firmly established at No. PA West Thirty.
igbthst The treasurers report for the year ending
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
CLOTHING,
Fire Salvage Sale 1000 Boy. nns jersey Salts
ages 3 to 8, brown blue and black.
81. 30 worth $500
EDWARD RIDLEY & SONS,
800. 81, 3IIs to 32I Grand St., NJ.

Deeember 1891 shows Receipts, sol7 70; expenditures
sax NJ leaving balance OIL hand January ], 1872 a
$50 90 The nursery supported entirely by Noiuh'
tary contributions and has an income u about Sso
month The officers nursery are; President, Inc
Rev. W. Everett johnson, OF ST. Chysostoms OhApei'
vice presdsnt Mis-, Alice May Ellis; secretary, Hiss
Marie Louise Pest treasurer Mrs. Clara Anna Coney
Consulting physician, walter l.. Carr; wishing
nhy.ictap Dr. T. II. Gibson legal adviser Herbert IA
satteylee The trustees Rev. Thomas Henry Sill.
~ n Chrv,ostoms Chapel the Rev. w. Everett john
son Mis-, Mary A. Augustus Govt Mrs. Clara A. Conlsy'
Mrs. Mary Gascogns Miss Alice May Elliot, Miss
Sallie Duncan Elliot Miss Sarah L. Potter and Mia
Marie Louise Post.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
GETTING QUARTERS FOR TAMMANY IN CHICAGO

Chicago. Feb. Is l>pecial-Tammany Hall was
repres~ntcd at the Auditorium this morning by three
chiefs who have come T. Chicago TO select quarters
for big Tammnny delegation at the Democratic Ma
flonal Convention. This mission seems 10 be only
an Incident however, since their arrival tue
three mea have been sounding the praises OF DAVID
Is. IIill and telling what VIII be done II "ro'er
Cleveland comes up for nomination 10 the Frequency
The three Tammauv men Commissioner Thoh1as
u c,rov rudre Andrew i. White and Judge John
II McC'arthv They had a long consultation with
Mr. southgnte, whom they commissioned To th~e
charge OF the hotel accommC atOns for from 5oo 10
,r,wrarv,s committee room and headquarters will be
nj the auditorium and the majority OF the braves VIII
stay AT that hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
HE COMPLAINS OF BEING SWINDLED.

Adam Fnchs, Of No 90 NOrfolkst.. went TO I"hoc
Headquarters yesterday to complain that he had beeh
svindled by man calling himself George Koch NJ no.
o37 Wco.ter-st. An advertisement for employees Sau
10 be wanted there by the Manhattan Wire Company
Was answered by Fuchs. who was told that he couid
get a place at S15 week If he would learn no" 70
make wire hat hamcs lie paid 50 TO Koch for eiescd
instruction and 81 for wire and pair ~ piers
Aferward he was told that there was no WORK TOT '
Al 20 137 Wo0ster-st yesterday IL was said that kOch
had bird room In the house, but had rot been soeh
,hfr,t there for a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
BRINGING BACK 1 RUNAWAY HCsBlXD

Richard Berkheim a letter carrier. who deserted MS
wife last November and ran away with woman named
Minnie IIoch was brought TO this city last night from
Chicago by Detectives llurd and Sheldon befAheim
Iived at NO. 80 East feminist, this city Shortly ai''r
ST. eIonement Mrs. BerkheIm had him indicted and a
bench warrant his arrest placed In the hands OF
Insnecor Bvrnes has had looking for him ever
since When arrested Berkhem was acting a. Dsr
tender I'm a uauor shop His companion in crime Is at
Many IIosnita in Chicago where she i said 70 BE- In
critical condition the result Of unlawful operation per-
,rned uuon her Bcrkhem will be wanted in Chicago IL
his wife fails TO make out a case against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-07
TILE pAMTrCKEr MAYORALTY.

Providence, Feb. G.-The supreme 'ourt "nay
handed down a rescrlpt overriding Mayor 'afioh
demurrer I'm the pawtuchet Mayoralty quo warislnto
nrceodlngs now bef,,, the court The court states
in effect however. that IL the Board Of Aldermen acted
In good faith and majority Of the qualified voters
,ignined that they had proper notice by voting,
Carros position Is oil right This Of course. Mayor
Carroll con show and IS thought that further pro-
ceedings Will DO dis -Ontnuei.