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Ceaal Notltre.

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,afdwcl. Defendant summons
10 the above named dcfcdah' .nswer the complaint IN
You are hereby summoned 70 ~ your on the
ralnfs attorneys within twenty y ~ service and In
n thi, summons; ~ auucar answer !nasn.nS.t IN,
is't t S oS,ins you by dcault for th' rce
complaint. ,.,
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Office and rostonicc Address No. 10 '0'''
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tne rrat to order Of Hon Ion ,,e Of YORK
justice Of &c DIV Of 1898 and m1 VIZ Rnss s
soan the coe Of te ts cy Of Brooklyn In I'd
al the li y, x, "' and state OF New'iork. 4
CoInt;y o. August 18th. 1893 - NM, cpIyr
Attorneys for Plantih.
r.o ,d po,toicc address. 10 Court Street. BrookiyA
Y.
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Proposals.

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THE DOCTOR TOLD HER NOT TO
| Old Mother morrill, Reads . speech In
Favor of GnconditLonal EcpeaI.

Old Mother Morrill, Reads Speech In
Favor of Unconditional Repeal.
WAsHINGToN. Aug. 2l.-The proceedings
of the senate to-day did not excite any un-
usual interest. PETER offered substitute
for the bill To increase the national bank
circulation. Chandler offered a rosollI-
ton, which was referred to the committee
on privileges and elections. declaring John
Martin not entitled to seat as senator
from Kansas, as no legal election was
held. Stewart offered resolution agree
ing TO call on the secretary Of the treasury
for "a statement as TO the silver bullion
purchased in July, with prices. aud as 10
the silver bullion for sale in the same
month with the prices asked. The finance
committee bill, reported last Friday. dis
continuing the purchase OF silver bullion
was then taken up SO as TO afford Morrill,
an opportunity of addressing the senate
in favor Of the bill. lie first. how
ever. asked aud obtained an indefinite
leave OF absence. renarking that he
was in the senate chamber to-day against
the advice of his physician. He then pro-
cecdcd TO read n speech. bearing the
motto: "Sound Money Cheats Nobody"
CAT the close of Morrilfs speech Voor.
lees pre- scnted the letter addressed to
him by the secretary of the treasury show.
ing the probable cost Of coming silver at a
changed ratio and had il read by the
clerk.
The bill in tho interest of the California
midMinter International exhibition. au-
thorizing the transfer to san Francisco
from Chicago of duiisble goods on exhi.
bi;ion and Of foreign employees was taken
up and passed.
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SWITCHED EN- AROUND
Crisp Makes Several Surprising Changes
In The Committees.
Mr.. SPRINGER IS KICKING
Bland Still Chairman Of the Coin
age Committes-Ths vots
on the Mantle Case Goes
Over to Wednesday.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-Interest In the
financial discussion In the house was
dwarfed to-day by the greater interest
every one felt In the announcement of the
standing committees by Speaker Crisp.
No one was prepared for tho radical
changes made In the personnel in some OF
the important committees. Springer of
Illinois gives way to Wilson of West vir.
ginia as chairman of the ways and means
committee. and the Iliiuoisian given the
Craftsmanship OF the committee on bank.
ing and currency. Holman of Indiana.
the vene rabIe watch dog of the treasury
is deposed from the committee on appro-
priations in favor of Sayers of Texas. and
Is given the head of the com mittce on In.
dian affairs.
Bland of Missouri Is retained as head of
the committee on coinage, but the free
coinage people are disappointed in the
committee being so changed as to leave
much doubt rs to whether the free coin.
ago people are i'm the minority, and
| whether the financial policy Of the admin
istration may not find n majority in the
| committee. Congressman Tracey of New
York, vino is an administration man, and
| second on the committee. claims the
speaker deferred to the repeating element
to such an extent as to make the commit
tee 'mildly free coinage" instead of
| radically free coinage" and insists on
counting Kiigore of Texas with the free
coinage men. The committee will stand
only nine TO eight for free coinage.
The committee on banking and currency
| Is said to be opposed to FREQ coinage. II 10
g. The removal of Holman from the head
OF the appropriations committee is inter
pre,ed by some to mean that the speaker
favors more liberal appropriations in the
BIRD congress. The removal Of Springer
from the ways and means committee
gives this important craftsmanship to the
South. But 1t is said that this make up OF
| the committee on ways and means does
not indicate any essential change from
the policy of the last congress.
After the house met this morning Pow
ers of Vermont took the floor in support
Of the repeal Of the purchasing clause OF
the Sherman act. Hooker. oi
Mississippi, opposed the uncondition-
| al repeal OF the purchasing
clause. The debate was then suspended
10 allow the speaker to announce the
standing and select committees for ths
present congress. Then, on motion o
Bland. Saturday next was set apart for {
general debate on the Wilson bill. Cooper
of Indiana, spoke in opposition TO the
free coinage of silver. while Alexander. 81
North Carolina. advocated free silver
coinage and spoke for largo currency
| Sperry, of Connecticut, opposed FIRE,
coinage and advocated the Wilson bill
and Cox. of Tennessee. argued against
the pending bill. Settle, of New York
opposed the free coinage Of silver anc
/ farara1 ha Wiisa.. hill A
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e,,uu. s,i, Hold. u,. One.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2i.-Wlth the arri
val Of Minister Blount in Washington
within the next few days. the diplomatic
business between the United States and
Hawaii will be conducted by Blount and
by Thurston, minister of the provisional
government to this country. The routine
matters and the communications directed
To the provisional government from the
state department will be transmitted.
Minister Biount is still invested with th.
title and functions Of commissioner and
ho will act In dual capacity. The crui-
ser Philadelphia will arrive at Honolulu
about the middle Of September. The
Yorktown arrived at Rio do Janciro Sat
urday and the Charleston at Barbados
yesterday. One of these vessels will be
seut to represent the Cnited States in
Samoa.
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THERE MAY BE- TROUBLE.
Frcnchmsa and Italians May MAKO 81
International Row.


International Row.
ROME, Aug. 2i.-Troubles growing out
Of the fighting between French and
Italian workingmen at Aiaucs Mortes,
France, threaten To involve grave inter-
national complications. The popular in
dignation of the Italians 10 finding vent
in demonstrations that are evidently in-
tended To coercc the government into de.
manding nm apology from France for its
attack upon the Italians and the payment
OF an indemnity To compensate the fami-
lies of those Italians killed. Riots directed
against Frcnchmcn have occurred M many
provincial towns and the situation is con.
sidered exceedingly grave.
The most serious outbreak OF popular
feeling against the French occurred in this
city late last night when a mob attempted
TO burn the French embassy. Some OF the
rioters carried cans of petroleum and did
not hesitate 10 openly declare that their
intention Was To use IL in destroying the
embassy. The authorities. however. had
anticipated that an attack might he at
tempted on the embassy and strong
force of troops was detailed To gnsrd the
building. The rioters, howeqer, attempted
to carry out their threats TO burn the
building notwithstanding the presence OF
tire soldiers.
The soldiers charged upon them, but
the mob held its ground for n time and
fought stubbornly, and il was not until
several charges were made that ihey
began to retreat, fighting all the time.
Forty-nve rioters were arrested. Many Of
the mob were wounded by sabrcs.
Rio,ing in tho provisional was only
ntIallatl la nF the nnlleR
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THE HOUSE COMMITTEES.
Hartman n Member of the One on ths
lrr'g ltion OF Arid Lands.

Hartman n Member of the One on tho
lrr q ition of Arid Lands.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2l.-Spcaker Crisp
this morning announced the committees
of the house. Tho composition OF the
more important is as follows:
Coinage, weights and measures Bland. Mis-
souri,. chairman: Tracey. New York: kilgore.
Texas: Epes. Virginia: stone. New York: Al.
len. Mississippi: BaDkhead. Alabama: Ralnor.
Maryland; lIarter. ohio; Colleen. Wyoming;
Mckeiglan, Nebraska; stone. PENNSYLVANIA;
II. johnson. North Dakota; Dingley. Maine;
sweet. idaho; Haser. Iowa; Aldrich, Illinois;
Rawllns. Utah.
Ways and mcaps-wIlson. West Virginia,
chairman; McMlin. Tennessee: Kernel,
Georgia: Whiting. Michigan; Cochran, New
rork; stevens. Massachusetts; Bryan. Ne
braska: Brcekinrldgc. Arkansas; Bynuln, In
diana; rarsney, Missouri; Reed. Maine; Bur
rows. Michigan; Payne. New York; Balseli,
Pennsylvania: Hopkins, Illinois: Gear, Iowa.
Montgomery, Kentucky.
Banking and currency Springer, Illinois, chair.
man; sperry. Connect cut; Cox, Tennessee;
Cobb, Missouri; Cuiberson, Texas; Ellis, Ken
lucky: Cobb, Alabama; Warner. New York;
johnson. Ohio; Black. Georgia; Hall, Missouri;
Walker. Massachusetts. Broslus, Pennsylvania.
Henderson. Illinois: Russell. Connecticut;
haughen, Wisconsin; johnson, Indiana.
Appropriatons-sayers, Texas, chairman:
HtfhlnfluHt. htutichy. bochtl.. MlssoIfl,
Compton, Maryland. ONeiIl. Massachusetts;
Livingston. Georgia; Washing on. Tennessee:
Robert .on, Louisiana. Brookshlre. Indiana; Wi.
llams. Illinois; Coombs. New YORK; Henderso
Iowa; Cog,well. Massachusetts: Bingham
Pennsylvania; Dlngley. Maine, Grout. Virginia;
Cannon. Illinois.
Rivers ana hnrbors-Banchard. Louisiana
chairman; Ca:ehings, Missssppi; Lester.
Georgia; CLARK. Alabaml; Jones. Virginia;
Pare. Rhode Islanl; Anderson. West Virginia;
Causey. Delaware: Caminettl, California; Me
Culough. Arkansas; Barnes, Wisconsin; Hen
derson, Illinois. Herman. Oregon. stephenson
Michigan; Hooker. New York. GrosyeBor
Ohio. EclburD, Pennsylvania.
Pcns oBs-Moses. Georgia, chairman liender
son. North Carolina. Jones. Virginia; Houk
Ohio. snodgrass, Tennessee Taylor. Indiana
l.isie. ken,ucSy; Clark. Missouri; Baker, Kan
sas. Loudenslaeer. New Jersey Lucas. South
Dakota. White, ONO; Tawnry. Minnesota.
ON Invalid pensions Martin. Indiana. chair
mhu: Ryan. Missouri: Hare. Ohio; NJ fitrick
Massachusetts: Baldwin. Minnesota: Graham
New York Mcdonald. Illinois, Erdnaa. Penn
sylyanil! Fielder. New Jersey: Taylor
tennessee. Picker. South Dakota; Lacey
Iowa. Apsley. Massachusetts, MrikieJOhn
Nebraska. strong. ohlD.
Judiciary - CuibeTson. Texas, chairman
Oates. Alabama: siockdale, Mississippi. Good
night. heniuckyi Doatner, LOUISIANA, Layton
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UNCLE ABE IN BRONZE.
UnSeiiirg nj Fine statue Of Lincoln In
an Ed inburgh Cenetery.

Unyeitipg or - Fine statue of Lincoln In
an Edinburgh Cenetery.
EDINBURGH, Aug. 2i.-The statue OF Alb
raha,n Lincoln erected as = memorial to
the Scottish American soldiers in the
American civil war was unveiled here to-
day in tho presence Of the municipal
authorities, many distinguished guests, .
number of Americans. and . large crowd
of residents of Edinburgh, including most
Of the elite of tho town and
people from the surrounding coun-
try. The statue. which is OF bronze,
stands upon base Of polished rcd gran
itc. Upon the sur base sits freed slave
in bronze. his face upturned to Lincoln,
who holds IN his right hand the emancipa-
ton proclamation. Several battle fags.
also in bronze, lie beneath the out
stretched left hand OF tho slave. The
monument was erected In n cemetery set
apart for the burial of Scottish-American
soldiers. The ceremony Of uuveiling Was
an imposing and of an International char
acter. the presence of large detachment
OF Argyll and Southerland highlanders
princess Louise's rcgimentl lending a
striking feature to the scene.
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To Chicago and the worlds Fair.
"The Northwestern Line" now offers
the following improved train service from
Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Tho Badger State Express" leaves
Minneapolis every morning : 30, St. Pau,
8o'ciock and arrives Chicago, 9:35 D. m.
This train is equipped with modern day
coaches and luxurious par!or cars. BY this
train the travoior is enabled to sec the
beautiful scenery of Wisconsin with its
hills. rivers AMI lakes giving most de.
lghtful daylight ride through a most pic.
turesque anI interesting region.
"The Worlds Fair Express' leaves
day. 5:l5, ST. Paul rs o'clock. and arrives
Chicago. 7:5 next morning. This train is
equipped with vestibulei. Gas-Lighted
Buffet sleepers and Free Chair cars. and
because Of the early arrival in Chicago is
best train for worlds fair.
'The North-wcstcrn Limited" leaves
Minneapolis every night in the year. 80.
ST. Paul, s:l0 o'clock, and arrives Chicago
9:3) next morning. This is the only train
west of Chicago equipped with Pullman
and Wagner Private Compartment Sleep.
ing cars and Buffet Smoking Library
coaches, and is only train Of its kind in
America on which extra fair is not
charged.
Worlds fair excursion tickets now on
sale. via "Tiie Northwestern Line"
For n handsomely illustrated worlds
fair pamphlet, descriptive of the wonder
ful buildings and grounds, enclose q 2
cent postage stamp. io
4. ~. TEAsDALE.
Genl Passenger Agent. ST. Paul
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Machini.,. and butcher. strike.

KANSAS. CRY, Aug. .i.-Forry-five ma
chinists in the packing house owned by
Armour q Co.. all the lbs butchers en-
ploycd by Swift & Co., and all but Go
butchers In the employ Of Swartx. Child &
Sulzberger. who will close work when
they have killed the cattle for export on
hand, are on strike against n reduction
of ten per cent. in wages which took effect
to-day. The order affects tho machinisis
not only In tue Armour's plant but is di-
rec,ed against all the men employed by
the other two companies. IL Is probably
more of machinlsts in the Armour's will
Join the strike in n day or two and the
ranks of the strikers employed by the
other two companies will probably also he
augmented. The reduction In wages ap-
piled not only TO the local plants of the
different companies. but To all their prop
critics In different cities.
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FRESH FROM MiSsouLA.
The Death of Major Roman widely De-
pIsrsd-rhe Trial ef Osborne.
SneclaI Dispatrh In the standard

The Death of Major Roman widely he.
plsrsd-rhe Trial of Osborne.
Special Dispatch To the Standard
MIssouLA, Aug. 2i.-The trial Of Os-
borne for murderous assault occupied the
attention of the district court to-day. The
evidence was all in when tho court ad.
journcd tonight and the arguments will
bc heard in the morning.
Doe Howard entered q plea OF guilty to
tho charge of carrying concealed weapons
and was fined $40 aud costs. He made
them oil vollula.
This city was shocked this morning by
the announcement OF the sudden death
Of Major Peter Roman. the veteran agent
at the Fiathead reservation. Death. re-
suited from heart failure and occurred at
the home Of Major Roman on the reserva-
ton. lie Was "a years old and was the
oldest Indian agent in the United States.
with one exception. he having served IL
years. He was rcyered by the Indians
and they are dcmonstrativc in their grief.
The funeral will be held In this city at 9
n. IN. tomorrow.
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SPRINGER is SURPRISED.
He Doesu't Know Why Crisp Deposcd
Him From the Committee.

He Doesut Know why srtsp Deposrd
Him From the Committee.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2i.-When asked for
n statement as to tho reasons which inn
PEELED the speaker TO dcpose him from the
chairmanship of the ways and means COM
mittee, Springer said: ITO say am SUR
prised ut my deposition from the chair
manship of the ways and means commit.
tee and my appointment rs chairman OF
The committee on banking and currency,
is only n feeble expression of the truth.
lad no intimation from the speaker what
ever as to his failure tn reappoini. or as To
his intention to make me chairman OF the
other committee. | go from the work to
which have given the best study Of my
life To a committee to the business of
which I have gwen but little attention
heretofore. l know nothing Of the mo-
tiyes of the speaker nor Of the object he
had In view. lie has assured us ho de-
sired to do that which he thought was
best for the country and the democratic
party. ! hope he is not mistaken. but
opinions may differ. I do not care to
make further statement at this time"
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BLACK FLAGS DON'T GO
The Mayor Of Newark Orders Them Down
and The Stars and Stripes Up.
SAID THEY WERE STARVING
Emma Goldman, q Rabid Anarchist.
Tries to incite the Army o. the
Unemployed to Violence
Whoa. Emma.

Nrw.,v n 4 A,o ,t-The imam.
plo,o,, ,ro,l innn,o, hoId n large narade
,o-,,,r A, ,ha ha.J ~ tho line ma rchcd a
mar w;,h !, ,r,,o li.cL IA, unon which i'm
uL;,. ,a,,o-. 80, ,no uo,,,s. .Sicns ~
,ho ,;,no. -. a,, s,.r,,;n. hec,uso no ia
"a, p.,a,,I, xas a ,,ic,urs. \, renre-
scented In roo waii.ssd man with n high
b,, ,n5 -,.r,.;r,, ,o-Lm,n by bis sidc.
An,,h.r hi,cL d. win an ip.crin,ion of
sin,l,r r,r,,o-, nos c,rric,l In the center
of ,hs line A, ,h. ci,y hall Mavor HAYNES.
ub, ,s ,,, ,h, .,.ns or,lered the black
IA, ,aL.n Jn,n adli,y. ..No ono can
r,,r.I, ,h,,,,nL ,,nsa s,r.e,s u,lcss ,ho
So ri .,r;nas 40 c,rr;e6- Tho a,cs
g., ,,,.,, -, s,,, ~ sioh, for , u,hil. hu,
h.,.,.J ,,,,;n ,r,or ,ho cen,er of tho ci,v
-. -. .rs,. ,,,ao,i,r I,,or Vas ad-
d,...,a ,,,. r,,,,,. 1.oI,,n,a, tho .,arcb,.,
Srom Now ynrh who mai. n ch,racter-
is,;. ,J,,r.ss N,,. ~ tho mon in tho
,r,.ossio, ,r,son,od any ,nnc,r,nce of
s,,ry,p,,
Mn, yopr An, ., Em,,a Goldman
ro,,r,.d f,o,, No,.rL ,his afternoon in
.;,,," -, ,,,aLn ra.iJ s,,..ch n, !, ,occ,;,g
90 ,oroI,;s, - -, ,ha ,,,s, s,do sho said
,h. black IA, ,h, Sy,n,,o, of dcs,i,u,ion
and h,pyer. opce more h ad been ,ro,ltleu
under foot. This had reference 10 the pa.
,rio,ic u,tcrnnce OF the ma,or of Newark
that no ,,rocessiop sbouId march without
tbe stars and str,pcs. Emma told the
crowd the mayor tore the black flag down.
She snid he was a beast and his
time of re,ribu,ion was nigh. She
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Forfeited ia unci~ sam.

PoRILAsD. Aug. 2i.-united States Dis.
trict Judge Bellinger to-day rendered q
decision In tho case Of the United States
versus Oregon 4 California and the
Oregon Central railroad companies. COM
monty known as the Quadrant case"
Tho decision is ndycrs. to tho railroad
companies and declares the land ia tho
quadrant Is Included in the lands for
feited to the government under the act OF
Jan. 81. 1885. The grant was made on
condition that the railroad companies
construct n railroad from Portland to As.
toria. IA condition which was never full.
filed. About $1,000 acres Of land are in.
VOWED.
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Al Monmouth Park.

MONMOUTH PARK. Aug. g.-Track fast.
Six furlongs -Stonenell won; Correction,
second; Chesapeake. third. Time. l:i4.
tine mile and furlong banquet won /;
Sabin. second. Time, :5Is.. Two start.
crs. Four aud half furlongs
won; Black Hawk, second; Gondius,
third. Time, 0;aa. Seven furiongs-
Hammie won; Perrier Jouet, second /;
wormser, third. Time. i:3oA. One
mile and n sixteenth-Diablo won; Miss
Dixie, second; Anna b., third. Time,
.5OH. Six furlongs-Prig won; Terra
t:iiI.
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MAY SOON RESUME.
Arrangements Progressing for Rsope N.
ing the national Park Hank.

Arrangements Progressing Tor heopen-
ing the National Park Hank.
Special p,spasch 10 the STANDARD
LIVINGSTON. Aug. 2i.-Prcsidcnt Z. II.
Talcott of the National Park bank, re-
turned from Washington yesterday. He
showed the comptroller OF the currency
the solvent condition Of the bank at the
time of suspension, and was granted ~
days from August . in which to resume.
the resumption being then contingent
upon satisfactory report from the
examiner. The bank has s2io.0jO
of deposits. aud an effort Is now
being successfully made to induce
the demand dcpositors to accept tiinc GER
tificates, payable I'm three, six and twelve
months, in amounts Of %, IS and 30 per
cent. respectively. Already dcposiiors
having open deposits Of Sll5.OD have
accepted the time certificates upon the
above conditions. aud. as soon as the
amount reachesse10. 90. O.ComptrolierEckles
will order the bank to resume. Depositors
arc lending every assistance possible
and rapidly responding to the banks re-
quest to accept time certificates. IL ID
confidently asserted by President Talcott
Examiner Mercer and others, that the
bank will be in position to resume with
in the 30 days limit, which would be Oh OF
before September 2.
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Farmer. solid for silver.

MOUNT GRErSA. Pa. Aug. 21.-The first
cncampment Of the National Farmers al
lance began here to-day, and by evening
n states were represented. There Was
not much business to-day but the oratori-
cal battle is expected To open Tomorrow.
The competitive prizes offered for alliances
exhibits have stimulated much rivalry.
aud entries have been made by 80 organi-
zations from tho southern. western and
middle states. Al this evenings meeting
&. 4. Powers OF Terre Haute, Ind. and
Hugh }. Mcdowell OF Nashville made ad-
dresses in behalf Of the free coinage OF
silver.
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LONDON, Aug. 2i.-Gladstone moved the
adoption OF his resolution, notice of which
was given Friday last, To apply cloture to
tho report stage of the home rule bill ON
Friday next. Joseph Chamberlain. the
unionist leader. then submitted his
amendment declaring the governments
proposal calculated to degrade the house
into voting machine. depryIne the Brit
ish majority of its constitutional rights,
aud ought therefore TO he Withdrawn.
After some discussion the house rejected
the amendment, by vote of 20 TO les.
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NEW YORK. Aug. 2l.-A meeting OF the
New York delegates to the Chicago BIZ
metallic convention held this afternoon
brought together the supporters OF bimot-
allism 10 complete arrangements for
general mass meeting in Cooper union
next Thursday evening. Among the
speakers will be Conercssmen Bland,
Bryan, Bailey aud Gen. A. j. Warner.