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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
TIE LOUISIANA Alliance,
A Spit Threatened Over the Qucstion OF
Endorsing Weaver for President.

New ORLEANS. Aug. 3.-Thc Louisiana State
Farmers Alliance is holding its annual sos
sion at Monroe. The meeting is secret. Tho
Alliance will decide whether 1t will maintaia
Its present non BIPARTISAN attitude in politics or
support the third party ticket. This will TO
decided tomorrow. Il. s Adams. President OF
the Alliance and elected Secretary Of State n
few months ago. has resigned tho Presidency.
Mr.. Adams was strong advocate Of non
rartisanship and it is thought that his rcsig
nation Threatens n split in the order. The eIe-
mont which iavors the endorsement of Weaver
Tor President is very strong and is irving hard
to control the Convention. The chances be-
tween the two factions are oven.
The Alliance claims 10000 white voters in
Louisiana. Mos: Of its members voted with
tho Democracy in the State election in April,
combining with tho Anti Lottery or Foster
Democrats and securing three Of the STATE
officers. Treasurer. Secretary Of State. and
Superintendent Of Education. 4 faction. how
ever put out an independent ticket against
the Democrats and secured 1000 votes.
Tint faction has grown stronger and is now
endeayorng to capture the Alliance and pledge
it TO Weaver. Should it do SO half tn" mcm-
bers who still claim to Ee Democrats will
leave it,
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TOM W.ATSON'S (II.IRGIS
The Committees Rcrort Say. They Were
Not Su-tnined-llo WIN Not b. tcnsur~d

WASHINGTON. Aug. 3.-The committee an
pointed to investigate Tom Watson's charges
of drunkenness against members Of the
House mrlcted their work this evening. and
the majority WILL submit their report to- NOR
row. 1t will show that Watson was un successful
in sustaining his charges and some sharp crit
i"ism will be passed upon the notoriety seeking
young Third rarty man. He will not be con-
sured. because he charges wcr" not made on
trispan,! other Georgia Democrats du not uro-
pos" to max" Il political martvr ul him. Public
sentiment and the sentiment Of his associates
in congress is all against him. rs hc will
discover by the report which hnirnau
Boatner will present Jerry simpson. who
nit II minority report. raimin. that tho
charges have been fully proved. Watson il Is
understood. is dispose, to iiibust.r against
the adoption OF the report adverse to himself.
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LONDON. Aug. 3.A child named Ann Con-
cannon. aged three years and four months.
WAS found dead. head downward. IN u closet
in one OF tho -lum districts of Liverpool to-
day. The shoes which tho child had worn
and n portion of her clrthing w"r" missing.
When last seen tn" child WAS ~ tho company
OF II woman. who. it il believed. dcruyed her
away and took her life for the sake Of being
able to rob her Tn" polio" are Investigating
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The Fucr.t n..mnrck on Her Aourre.

Capt. ITclmcrs Of tho North German Lloyd
steamship Lahn. which arrived yesterday.
reports that on Monday last enst of the Banks,
no passed tho twin-screw steamship Fucrst
bismarck. hound east. three m,cs north OF
til" Track laid down for westward bound
steamships
She should h4yo been down in the eastward
track CAPT. llcllmsrs declares. and he thinks
IN the eastward course wiieu going eastward,
81 a. not to put the west bound steamships in
,sp,lN
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launch Of An Engli-h Nattle.h,p.

LONDON. Aug. ;a-Thc new second class bat.
tlcship Centurion was launched Mt Ports.
mouth to-day. The Ccuturion is Of 1000
tons. with an estimated speed uf from cigh-
teen to eighteen and onc-huli knots. she Is Il
sister ship OF tho barbour.
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TO Increase the Dry Land Of Holland.

AMSTERDAM. Aug. a-The commercial soc-
cites a Holland have pctitiourd the Gov.rn-
ment to examine again the proposals to drain
tho Zuydcr Doe. and to carry them into effect
II possible. thus uddn. about 10, square
miles to the territory Of Holland. The total
cost Of tho WORK would e. it is estimated,
about l!W.uOU.OrO norins. besides the cost u
changing The coast hCt"nc"s Of the country to
meet the changed conditions.
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MILWAUKEE. Aug 3.Thc verdict rendered
by the jury investigating tho loss OF two lives
and the injury OF four persons ut the Union
Depot declares that the Chicago. milwaukee,
md st. Paul Rai lrond Company was negligent
IN in, net empl33,,,ing an aacdrato number Of
telephones for Lcspatching trains at tho depot
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There Mny he IN A"strlnn-E ermnn Expo
sitIOn.

BERLIN. Aug. 3.-The project for a Worlds
Fair in Berlin is now considered practically
dead. The idea Dian Austro-Gcrman univer-
sal exposition is gaining favor. and seems
likely To take the piar" of tho Berlin enter
prise. Whether 1t Will in turn. have to Civ"
way before III" formidahie attractions OF the
Paris Exposition is yet II dcbatablo question
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jO1IINGS 1BOUT rory.

Music at East River Park this afternoon at O'Clock
by Hall q Old Guard Band.
John :, Henry, Jr md Eben nsmarest sworn IN
Yesterday in the toItcturs office assistant ~
pTaisers OF merchandise for Tho district OF New York
The body or a man, about 40. with sandy hair and
fuli gTaE beard, VIZ found Ia tHp North River III
foot OF Aincy eighth street yesterday 1t was sent 10
The MOrsu-.
ratn's rgrotechnic Spectacular Company OF Manhat-
tti bea" has Frrrl'ed PERM son from Justice An
dfeMs M 10 supreme Court change ITS name TO
rams Spectacular Company " New YORK
suprr,utsudrnt Hyrn,s resEneihs DUTIES at P,ice
HrhdpuHricrs YESTERDAY mul4Is after months va
cation. lie spent Us vacation At his new country
home AZ Red BanA and made .rycaa hor: cruises III
his yacht,
Justice Andrews of the Supreme Court has directed
that Mary \, AUr'hrup and F4EnIe NJ Conway si,t,rs
OF Jacob =. IttCAlng. he UuuHrd Of PROCEEDINGS
brought by CHARLES j. Mckinney have cOunl,rion
appointed 10 inquire mo she slnly OF iutchpgs The
two SISTERS arc hs nearest relatives lie owns 20
Water street and .37 Lexington avenue, which 10.
gether are valued at $50. 900.
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tered and dsmantlcd hulk In an ethereal halo.
.Sinbdd appears to DO the only person In the
play who is not huoyant enough to float Ho
Is discovered down among the nshos. hut
C,tpid OPPORTUNITY drives along in property
whisk ers on them. and under his supernatural
guidance Sinhnd swims gracefully to the sur
face and to safety. And then the curtain falls.
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The Grand Old Sim Improving.

LoSDoS. avg 3-This morning. for the first
tim" since his recent attack OF illness. Mr..
Gladstone loft tho house and took a driy"
During the day hU conferred for nm hour with
Just in Mccarthy md John Dillon and Mt
tended to other business
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
" Away with Cnprivi."

berlin. Aug p The I'oSSische Zeifuno con.
tains an editorial article headed. Away with
tHprvi" The article severely rritcZes the
policy Of tn" Chancellor. and draws IL compart.
son favorable to Prince bismarck.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04
Coms,ittees Appointed to Represent Hold.
OF H. Il. IS md o..

Messrs. W. 1. Buil. W. H. Goodby. and Cyrus
j. Lawrence wero yesterday appointed by
Chairman w. J.. Strong n committee to repre-
scnt holders of Richmond Terminates. Own
ers Of tho 5s will ho represented hy Messrs. L.
/. Manson. ii. b. Plant and George Coppell.
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We Apologize to Switzerland.

BNRNE, Aug. 3-Thc Swiss Governnl ent ins
received from tho United States M opoiUryior
tho arrest. by mistake. ut Mr.. Geur:. an
attachc OF the Swiss Legation at WusAiu.tun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Consul McCreary Of Valparaiso has arrived
mt Panama with tho body OF higgins. one Of
the cruiser Eatimorc's mon who was killed by
Chilians last October, 1t WAS to DO ship cd
yesterday for New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Back # tho barroom is q small room. to
is furnished with n round table and chairs.
aud "A few cheap pictures ,adorn tho walls. In
the rear is "A DIOR which looks as little like
door ms it can DO made to look. When
Drunken man Is taken into that room by two
spruce. luoEinE young men and treated to q
drink, it is GUito likely that the drunken man
viii J." u long time sleeping off tho drink, and
u viii have been u protty expensive drink for
h!m. too. II he had any money with him when
he camo in
IN cas-, an officer should happen to enter tho
saloon. the knockers out" can make use OF
the blind door leading out OF the room and get
their victim out Of the way.
some fear OF tho police. most OF them having
at some time in their lives had an intimate ac-
Gua!utAnce with thu officers Of tho law. which
they are not anxious to resume.
shot the Man who Killed His Daughter.
PARIS, Tex. Aug. 3.-At GoodlanG. Indian
Territory. on Monday, Martin Holmes was shot
and killed by John Bohapan. Holmes married
Bohanan's daughter and killed her about ono
month ago In q fit of jealousy. He was shot
while In the court room. BohanAn Was not ar
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

when Baby was sick. We gave her oas,oriA
when she was . Child. she cried for oastoriA
when she became hiss shs siuns " casteriA
wAsa shs had CAiidrsa. abe ssvs them cAs.srAA
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~
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and nci
gently yetpromptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses tho sys.
tom ctiectually, dispels colds, head.
nches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duccd, pleasing to the taste and 40
rcptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commendit
to all and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 900
and 81 hotties by all leading drug.
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to tryit. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
SlN fRAHcSCo, CA.
LOUISVILLE. hY new YoRk M,ts
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ROYAL P Ps.;5s
III Absolutely Pure.

A cream OF tartar baking powder. Highest
OF all In leavening strength.-Ldtest United
STATES GOre,hn,eat Food Report.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-08-04

Commencing Aug, and continuing until Aug s. in.
elusive, the aniA Railroad Company viii sell
turn. at rate OF S82 90 -' 80 -
Tickets good for return Up to Oct la-Ad~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-25

The Sheriff has taken charge Of the factory
Of the New York Coopcrage Company at Tenth
avenue and Fourteenth street on an attach.
Inent for $3.50 In favor Of C. II. Ogden. The
works have been closed down for some time.
and on Jan. ~ It gave chattel mortgage for
$500 on the machinery TO Richard Arnold.
tho President. It is said. to secure him for In
deDtedness which lie guaranteed. The com
capital stock Of S5OOOO and was a cons"iida.
Chapman & Co. and OF the kndling wood bust
moss OF Burroughs 4 Chapman and A. A Ho-
ssss Finn i'm took
ishing Works at 40 West Fourteenth street
on executions Ter 81. 1853 Of which S72:.! was III
invor Of II. G. Werner and Sl,o3l In favor OF
Lazarus Reichman. both directors Of the COM
Deputy Sheriff Mulvarey Yesterday sold out
tho Office furniture OF Ellsworth J.. Striker.
efffts sies srSsaw"y oT nna
having hay been entered against him in tho past
W. Jad dsa for s4.25l WAS yesterday entered
Murray. and Church streets. In favor. Of John '
fidaeon. bought g9t Mrs Petsr Jung IL Feb.
ss saa 49, H HmSs Ever
The effects q JOSEPH Heichfleld. clgar manu-
iect9Eer Ct 33 Chrystie street. were sold out by
~" Judgment, sasn iSl was yesterday entered
q Post 4 Mccord, on, a protested note for
months hs H" "sdc re- Esto aBS af three
Hswsy chaDSsn or ssUi faSor tsa Aan T.
Ss Pax AGfS ant d Sr SIS %hss S tho
good.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-02-25
MISS JOHNSON CONFUSED.
she BREAKS DOWN Nv THE COURT
ROOM ~ MEMPHIS.
Declaring Her Ignorance OF Alice MitcheIrs
1atestion 20 Murder Freds Wsrd-Hsr
yersio. OF the Fsmous Murder Gaze.

| Declaring Her Ignorance or Alice Mitchetrs
| Intestion TO Murder Freds WARBLER
versioa of the Famous Murder Case.
MEMPHIS. Feb. 24-The second day OF the
hearing Of the Lille johnson habcas corpus
case served to bring out facts going to show
that Lille johnson was not an active particle
pant in the murder Of Freda Ward by Alice
Mitchell. and from her position at
the top OF the hill could not even have fsen
the murder. Miss johnson was placed GU
the stand and recounted all that occurred
| between her and Alice Mitchell before and
| after the murder. She said that Alice haG In
vIted her to ride In her buggy. She accepted
| and took her little nephew with her. While
| out they saw the Ward girls AMI Alice
Mitchell drove slowly behind them. Keeping
them In sight. Lille begged her not to follow
! them. explaining that tho Ward girls would
think they wanted to speak tn them.
Alice persisted. and said she must kiss
FreGa good-by before she went home
The crime was committed near the Post
ONCE. where Lille and Alice alighted from
the buggy, Lille remaining, at the top Of the
hill and Alice running after Freda.
ns ~ scn when " sss e5s so s
sSa ana
Isss covered yitS s!ooS. She tho%sGt tIIss
d ss sss r w sSs ss U s
re slGGH a.; from her face but when she went to
No. it Is Frodn's blood. and I love. It So"
She admitted going with Alice TO the steamer
in search Of the Ward girls. expect:
Ing them to leave that day. but she dcnled
knowing that Alice went with any but pacific
intentions. She went yelled. because unveiled
the wind gave her q headAche. She denied
opening stateroom doors looking Tor tho girls.
or saying when leaving TO the clerk that she
wa c wsa Would Sa on ." hs y when the
A fenture OF to-1ny's proceedings was the
introduction OF Freda Wards last letter to
Alice Mitchell 1t IL as follows
Msnrnis Jan. 49,
DrAR ALLIE: ! love you now. and Riways vii hut
have been hidden TO speak 10 ybu. AMI have to
obey. You say nm as much to blame ns you are. II
hnniby hog yonr forgiveness Please don't let any
know wrote this No one knows about that last sum
m-r's business except family that is unless you
have tod some one. We 40 back to God lust tins even
ing. FRkDA.
The last summer business referred to was
the olopement and marriage the two girls had
planned. Tho case will probably be concluded
Tomorrow.
Wien Mis- t 5SeniGn told bow Alice l Nit
a woman tainted in ths court room; md
took the, stand she tainted in an ante
room while In consultation with her lawyers. |
and when she had finished her story she was |
II most todilv carried to her seat. Prominent |
physician from this and other cities were |
present
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Superintendent Murray yesterday received
this communication from Charles Dennis Of
Bny Shore. J.. l.:
SIR: ! wish to inform you OF boy who
came TO Bay Shore. l.. J.. last October from
New York city. He claims that his mother de-
serted him and he had to tramp his way hero.
His name Is Kenneth Mead. and his mothers
namo Mary Mead. His father Is dend about
four years. Previous to his death no had been
employed as q lettor carrier. The hoy Is about
IA yours old. dark hair and eyes. large, and
well built. took pity on his sad into. seeing
him homeless. / took him to my home and
gave him u homo and board since. Well tho
boy f. getting very big. and think am duty
bound to seek some clue If who owns him. as
nn Il poor man. and cannot do anything for
him in the country: also lie don't seem very
active In seeking work.
HE likes better to roam around and have a
good time with boys. and fun and fr0lic
through woods and groves. and. not knowing
Of New York myself. WAS advised to write to
Police Headquarters. Therefore | give You all
tho account can or know OF him Just as he
"Whcn he left New York his mother, he told
me. sent h i'm on long GRAND, and when no
came back sho waa all moved away from
Eighteenth street between Fourth and Fifth
avenues. ] hope you will help me to find his
mother. as hs IL liyin; q life Of idleness here,
as have no work for him to do. 80 II you will
answer as soon as possible Respectfully,
CHARLES DENNIS"
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JUDGMENT AGAINST THE TABERNACLE
To Be Sold by the sheriff to Satisfy Mr.
MIils'n CIaim-A STAY Grnnied

Judge Pratt signed the Judgment OF fore
closure and sale in the action OF Contractor
Charles Il. Wills to forecose mechanics lien
on the Brooklyn Tabernacle. Although the
lien was for S762OO. Mr.. Wills claimed S52.-
l4l.1S. with interest from Dec. q. 1890 The
judgment. according to the direction of tho
Court. is to be enforced by a Sherifrs salo Of
DR.. Talmage's big church In Clinton and
Greene avenues Ivy public auction in one
parcel. subject to tho prior lien Of Russell Sago
for Sl25.OOO The sheriff is to sell the
property and after raging the plaintiffs claim
deposit the surplus with the County Treasurer.
sHhiss e. SseF osf 20 The NJ
s.Ss s sss ssss f .a,.t, a.,. to snse.
me- S S the oa q sD ]
will be dislodged This Is the first decision Of
any court In this State on the question in
volved. and il tho law Is as 1t has been inter
Thct!ecision In effect holds that II man pro-
poses t" Greet bni!din. for. say SlOO.itOO.
nah gives out u contract the contractor has
To- sn.iIs him " Al: >" l i'm p for tbs
full amount OF his contract, This ut once
prevents the owner from raising money on
no on tn the properly unless subject to
ranged to mortgage the property for s25S.ooO
and issue bonds. and just as soon as they. got
l k; OF the Court to do SO the contractor ed
Tho new Tabernacle cost more than S4OO. 900,
and from the very start OF the enterprise the
trustees have been hcset with fnnnci al din
cultiea Contractor Wills soon concluded that
he probably would have much trouble In col
placed the lien on the property Tnmage IL
out west earning money on u lecturlng tour.
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HENr INTO me snryDF On A JUMP.
At Ono Time There Were Fifty Men Down
In the EauttcOke How.

W1LKEsBARRE. Fob. 24-The doctors who are
attending the men injured during the mid
night riot in Nanticoke on Monday night are
Of the opinion that none OF their patients will
die. Details of the riot have just been learned.
1t was started by an Irishman and Welsh
man. who were drinking together in saloon.
The conversation drifted to politics. and final
ly the Irishman called for three cheers for
David Bennett Hill. The Welshman refused
to respond. saving he was IL Republican. and
that il he did any cheering it would be for
President Harrison.
wrangle ensued. which grew SO heated
that the landlord was compelled to eject the
disputants Here a free fight between the two
men followed. The yels and noises made by
the fighters attracted the attention OF those in
nearby saloons. of which there are twenty
within radius OF 400 feer. The street was
soon crowded with II bowling mob. aud the
hEhtinK soon became general Sticks. stones.
clubs. and other missiles flew through the air.
the effects Of blows. Several shots were. also
fired from revolvGrs.
When the Fighting was at its height q mer-
chant mounted u box and yelled. Have you no
respect for law and order aud the good name
Of the town" The belligerents. who really
did not know what they. were fighting for,
stopped at these words and gathered around
the box to see II any light could be thrown on
the cause OF tho riot. When they discovered
that there was, nothing whatever to fight about
they dispersed.
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EXPELLED FROM THE TIBkRNAC Gle
(NCRCH.
Julian r. Irans Says He was Not Allowed
TO Defend Himself ut His Trial.


Julian +. Ivnns. President and general man.
agcr OF the Abiding Circle OF Kings Sons and
Daughters. an independent missionary or
ganlzation. with headquarters at 262 Manhat-
tan avenue. Greenpoint. and for more than
twenty years Sunday school teacher and
mission worker. was expelled on Tuesday
from membership In tho Tabernacle NJ L
Church OF Greenpoint after n trial ON charges
that have not been made public. The sentence
OF the committee who had conducted tho
trial was announced at q crowded meeting
by the Rev. A. s. Kavanagh. tho pustor OF the
church. To reporter for The Sun last night
Mr.. lvans said that tho trial under which he
had been convicted was absurd and disgrace-
tul. He was not ready with the proofs OF his
innocence. and ask cd an adjournment until he
could present them. The committee informed
him that as he had chosen the date Of the
sad e eS tat Hs xoa Ia
believe him innocent. and to his enemies. II
ne had any. no was ready to submit proof that
the .so-called Christian Committee" who
and ves With ri H athe raj at ri Eskford strss
Greenpoint He was for many years NOM
IN Rs scoa ana
and organizer Of its Young Peoples societies.
Eight years ago he transferred his allegiance
to the Tabernacle Church, He became so
work that about two years ago MIR. Kavapagh
rebuked him for taking too much upon him
self and for work king apart from the chuAh
sa, that the trial and conssquent expulsion
have fof . long time BEEN limiting mysteri-
sSsy sat he t make definite
The Abiding Circle met last night and de-
termined to support MIR. lvans.
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mEssAaE ON rHE EArR.
The Presidest Advises that Congress Give
Further Ala 20 the Enterprise.

| f"r'her Aioto'he hn'erPr'se'
| "shiNeIoN. req -4ine ioiiowinE mes
sage from President Harrison aceompan,e =,
| uhe repor. VI 'hc "oi'u F"' No"''i'eS'o"' "
| .'. .o..a' -
To %, s'nn'. and ho.- q E'e ~.
ansm', heie~,n. ,o' vne a,' ,'",.,,
pems",ary report Of III. ..n. Commission submit
tod Feb IA n. r.por, Of Tho BosrI By M,
under section 10 the act Of Apr' 20 1880 TO nave
p.r,I eats the Smithsonian institute 70. Fish Co r
Lady Managers
The Information furnished by th.,. report. a. to ,h'
Oh ne No. n'' oay .,n,., ., W" , '.,
ana nnlsnv, selected and now being erected are ruy
"a .,,s ,ns r.,,or,i sna
semm'nas,s ma us o.s, .. i've IN.
lation OF conere"
Tho Limo. has s '%y 'omp: Win n.
,',,a.a ,n,, ~. 49,. o., ,.a.,. .,.,n.,s sna a..
naa'nss W,' % .se %oss esne .'.a." ."u o.
ever ,h., from ~. to eight million. Of dollar. NOR.
w be End necessary II pIss ,ns kspo''" for com
viii D s,ssa from 'ns report. tina. u ar..
s:n ns s he rIs ,'ss .sSiH: .ss ss
SS T;:
e. ons Y. nrprnv. . q.
s,ns aSn$ Il %
independent Judgment. aud am NOT therefore prepared
10 make any specific rscommenla.ion to v.nkress;
nhe m OF o1ne,ss , n is M
ssS"te actor" ""''uOe'' o''"'" "''"'"'s
The Exrositon. notwithstanding the limitations
Tsh q, &C. ain H. an .n'ep's T., Which ns
not ihnt withhold ~; ana r.as2.ahc .artner smP.
'"rs I,nsp,,y op tbs Uart Of ,hs tn,t.J States IL
due To- The fore,yp nations that have responded to the
invitation OF this Government. and Will. | am sure,
meet the approval or or pc"rr The ENros,t'on VII
ne "no OIL th' most 'usfo"' 'h'"s' j" our CIVIC us
ir,nsmi, .,.o csr.,,u rcsou,ion. .iottcd nv IN,
reprsseniatvrs OF Ns;inni nnidi ~ various states