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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
LATEST BY Wire
TO THE DAILY LIGHT.
The Gar Very Sweet on France,
RAILROAD SOCIETY REFLECT
OLD OFFICERS.
MINISTER WILLIS TALKS ABOUT
HONOLULU.
Bank President Indicted -Nothing,
as Usual, Done in Congress.
The French Celebrations.

TOULON, oct. 2S.-The long and
elaborate series Of fetes, which
have been marked in bright let
tiers upon the pages of Frances
history by the visit of the Cars
sailors to this republic, are at an
end. and the Russian fleet is pre-
pairing to weigh its anchors for
other waters, and as the Russian
ships are preparing to turn their
prows seward, and it may safely
be said that nowhere in the history
of any nation has there been such
demonstration of sympathy and
universal enthusiasm as was dis
played upon the occasion the
visit of the guests of the
French nation as a graceful
ending to all this enthusiasm dis
played by the French people to-
wards their allies of Russia. 1t is
announced this morning that Pre-
sident Carnot, previous to his de-
parture from this seaport on his
way back to Paris was handed the
following Geographic message
from Gar:
GATCHINA, Oct. -, 1S93.- At the
moment of the departure of the
Russian squadron from France.
81 am particularly DESTROYS of eX-
pressing to you how deeply touched
and gratified | am at the warm
and splendid reception my sailors
have met with in all DartS. while
on French soil. This is an evil
dence of the deep sympathy which
has once more been displayed
with so much e%lOquence, a nd will
add a fresh link to those visiting
the two countries, and will, | hope,
contribute to the strengthening of
the general peace. The object of
their most endeavOrs and wishes"
"ALEN AMBER"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Minister Willis Talks.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Oct. d.
Albert G. Willis, United States
minister to Hayti, arrived here
last night on his way to
Honolulu. Minister Willis says
the policy of the government
toward Hawaii will be announced
very soon, probably by the time he
reaches Honolulu. He is the bearer
of definite instructions on the sub
ject. While the minister declined
to state what action would be taken
by the United States, the inference
is drawn that the hope of anneXa-
ton is not to be realized.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
1t is Reunion Day.

CHICAGO, October 2S.-Chicago
is to be the host once more today,
and she hopes to Guido even the
success of Chicago Day. The Re-
union of American cities is the way
the new celebration is designated.
1t is expected that there will be
very close to a million people in
Jackson park. The mayors, boards
Of aldermen and other officials
of American, cities of more than
10000 population have been in
vited to come to the exposition
and participate in the celebration.
The program covers elaborate
exercises morning, afternoon and
evening. From 1 to & p. m. there
will be a musical carnival, at
which the Chicago composers will
lead chOruses and bands through
their own musical compositions. 1t
is said that there will be 100000
singers.
In the evening the night pa
geant of Chicago day will be re-
prated. The Wooded Island is to
be specially Illuminated, and the
best display Of fireworks that can
be made will be seen.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
The Egyptian Gift Collection.

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-It is under
stood that the gift collection sent
by the Egyptian government to be
placed in the Smithsonian lnsti-
tute will reach New York about
this date. The features of this gift
collection are six or seven elabOr-
ately inscribed sarcOphagi OF
wood, a choice example of Saracen-
ic art and a box three feet square
by seven feet long, which con-
tanned when found in Thebes the
mummy of a once interesting per-
sonage, for the papyrus record pro-
claims her to have been the great
lady of Ashron, the musician with
the hand for Maui" and the great
singer of the retinue of Ammon
Ra, king of the gods.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Southern Athletes Meet.

NEW ORLEANS, October 2S.-The
Southern athletic tournament was
opened here today at the Fair
grounds, and nearly every club of
any note in the south participates
as members of the Southern Anna
teur Athletic Union. The men,
bers Of the body are The South
ern Athletic, American Athletic,
Young Mems Gymnastic and Peli-
can Cycling Louisville Ath-
letic club, of Louisville, Ky:
the Chattanooga Athletic Associa-
ton, of Chattanooga, Tenn; the
Mission Athletic Club, of San An
tonic, Tex, and the Birmingham
Athletic association, Of Birming-
ham, Ala. The Vanderbilt Ath-'
letic club, of the Vanderbilt Uni
versity, Nashville Tenn, also had
teams, and so are the Waco Cy-
cling club, the Tulane Athletic
club, of Tulane University, and
the University Athletic club, Of
Alabama, at Tuscaloosa.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
NOTES.

Nine. Albani has taken up as
tronomy as a study.
Mile. Anne Rapia, of Geneva,
Switzerland, an armless artist, has
executed with her feet a portrait of
the Duchess of York.
Lord Leicester has had two
wives, and his 18th child vas born
a few days ago. His eldest child,
Lady POwerscourt, is % years old.
Mrs. Arundcl-COlliver began SER
vice in the London post office as a
telegraph operator, and has just
retired from the head Of the clear
ing house department (and salary
of 100000, Of which she had been
chief for - years.
The Womon's School Of Design,
of Philadelphia, and the Pcnnsyl-
vania Museum and School Of In
dustrial Art have offered free
scholarships, the former ten and
the latter five, to the pupils of the
public shoots. Grammar school
girls are also eligible in cOmpeti-
ton for the School of Design schOl-
arshiDs. In the School of Indus
trial Art the scholarships are open
both to bows and girls.
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The Pacific Coast Races.

SAN Francisco, October 2S.-
Tom Williams, president of the
Pacific Coast Blood Horse associa-
ton and the California Jockey
club, has made upa list of stakes
to be decided during the Fall
meeting at Frisco beginning to-
dav. There will he racing five
days each week, and no race will aa
for less than 5000. The meetings
of the two clubs are so arranged
that the sport will be car
ried on almost continuously until
June of next year. Thirteen stakes,
including four over the sticks, are
announced for this meeting. None
has less than $500 added, or is
guaranteed to be worth that
amount, the richest fixture being
the Thornton Handicap, one mile
and a quarter. with 800 to start
and $1,000 added. Three stakes are
for 2-year-Olds, and two for Swear
Odds aTHf upward.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28

Mrs. Laura Foute has returned
from a trip to Houston.
Reagan Houston and a party of
friends left for Rockport this after
noon.
Prof. Horace Clark will spend the
Sabbath with his parents in Corpus
Christi.
Mrs. A. hester, residing on Bel
vim street, is entertaining Mrs. II.
Keller, of Cuero.
Alderman Albert Deckmann and
family returned from a visit to the
Worlds fair this morning.
Mr.. c. A. Johnson is confined
to his room on Alamo Heights,
with an attack of dengue fever.
T. c. Fry, who has the contract
for furnishing hay for the United
States government, is at present
in East Texas and is preparing to
make shipment of 100000 pounds.
Matt. Berry, manager of the
"Spider and Fly" company, which
will soon appear at the Grand
opera house, arrived in the city
this morning to arrange for the
production and necessary adver-
Using. He says the show is better
than ever, and everybody knows
that it always was good.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Football Games Today.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-FOotball
games for today are as follows:
Princeton VS.. Wesleyan, in New
York; Wyoming College VS.. Hack
ettstown, Pa; Minnesota, at Ann
ArbOr; Yale at West Point; Lau-
reate, b. c. VS.. Union, at Science
tady; Lehigh at Annapolis Lafa-
yette VS.. L. of p, at Philadelphia ;
Brown VS.. Yale Freshmen, at New
Haven; Harvard at Exeter.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
o HE FoUND IT.
It Was Cheaper to Whip 81 Police
man Than Any Other.

man Than Amy Other.
"By a strange cO-incidpat," said
al old citizen 10 a LIGHT man,
@SOme time ago | had a difficulty
with a minister, and thrasled him.
On the same day I was excited ana
had an alteration in which /
struck a woman, a citizen and q
policeman. | surrendered and
was taken before Recorder Rosen-
heimer and pleading guilty, I was
fined $25 for the whole business. I
demanded an itemiZed account
and it vas detailed thus.
To assault on a minister $ 1000
70 striking of woman 1000
To assaulting a citizen 400
To striking a policeman 100
Total 2j.0O
81 paid the fine and said: Next
time Pm in a fighting humor, I1l
tackle a few policemen, for l see
that they are the cheapest
"NOw there is a heap in this.
The policy of justice should be to
protect the officer in the legitimate
discharge of his duties, and to cen
sure and punish when he does
wrong or acts in an illegal way,
but this, unfortunately, is not al
ways done"
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Elected Officers.

NEW YORK, Oct. 23.-The con-
ventiOn of brotherhood of the rail-
road trainmen at Boston, have
elected the following officers:
J. f. Wilkinson, grand master; p.
H.. Morrisey, first vicc-grand mas
ter; a. +. Brown, second vice
grand master; &. w. Newman,
third Vico-grand master, and W. \
Sheehan, secretary and treasurer.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Penn Treaty DaY.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2S.-There
will today be a celebration in Penn
Treaty Square by Philadelphians of
the anniversary of the landing of.
Penn. 1t is intended to have a his
torical panorama reproducing the
landing, as shown in Vests pic
ture, during the day, with a dis
play of fireworks in the evening.
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Total
A New Comedy.

At the Matinee today, tonight
and Sunday night, John II. Kelly
the clever Irish comedian, will
present his new comedy, "McFee
of Dublin" and all lovers of comedy
should see this performance. The
play was written by Charles II.
Vincent and Mr.. Kelly, and it
differs from other comedies of the
present day in that it does not
depend solely upon specialties,
songs and dances for its
success. 1t has a very clever
story running throughout and the
interest is maintainded to the
end. The new piece has met
with great success in other cities,
and Mr.. Kelly is credited with
having made the biggest kind of
a hit in the title role. His per-
formances are always spirited and
full Of vim, and the fun never flags
for an instant. The company sup
porting Mr.. Kelly this season is
the best he has ever had, including
Georgia Parker, Adelaide Randall,
Harry Kelly and others.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Funeral Notice.

Died, Mrs. Dunsbar, last evening,
at II 80, at her daughters resi-
dence, Mrs. CarOlus, No. 4l9 Cara
street. The funeral will occur from
her daughters residence, tomorrow
afternoon at t o'clock. Friends and
acuuaintances are invited to at
tend.
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A methodist Centennial.

NEW LONDON, Oct. 2S.-The
Methodistists of Connecticut will
all participate in the centennial
celebration of the establishment of
Methodism in this city. The SER
vices begin tomorrow at the Fed
eral street NJ. f. Church, cOncluG-
ing Monday. Many prominent
ministers will speak.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Boston VS.. All-California.

SAN FRANCISCO, oct. 2S.-The
winter season of the league base
baseball opens here tomorrow with
the first of a long series of games
between the all CALIFORNIA; and
the Champion BostOns. of the Ma
tiOnal league.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Bank President Indicted.

ALBUQUERQUE, n. NJ, Oct. Is
The United States grand jury,
which mas just concluded it's
labors, has found three true bills
against S. NJ. Folsom, president of
the Albuquerque National bank,
closed some time since by order Of
the comptroller of currency
He gave bond in the;sum of$lO,OOO.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28

WITH \ FINE FREE LUNCH,
Parlor Saloon, this evening at eight
o'clock, 500 East Commerce street.
Everybody invited.
VIM. DOBROwOLsKI & Co.,
1t PrOprietOrS.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Kllbreth the Event of Honor.

NEW YORK, oct. 2S.-The Demo-
cratic club, of New York, gives its
first banquet of the season today.
The guest of the club will be Col
lectOr Of the Port Kilbreth.
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Odd Fellows and Workmen.

CHICAGO, oct. 2S.-The A. O.. t..
W, completes its great a%nniver-
sary celebration on the Fair
Grounds with elaborate exercises
today. 1t is also Cook County odd
Fellows Day.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Birthday.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2S.-This is a
public holiday in many South
American republics, it being the
Simon Bolivar birthday anniver-
Sary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
DIAMOND FRONT SALOON,

Corner Commerce and Ituri streets,
carries a choice stock of imported
wines, liquors, Imported and do
nestle cigars. Cold, fresh beer al
ways on tap. Call and e me.
RICHARD STRAYHORN, Prop.
S3l If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Revealed a Skeleton.

While at work last Thurday af.
ternOOn in the new city cemetery
the laborOrs plOwed up a pine box
containing the remains of a female
skeleton. Judge Jones will hold
an inquest this afternoon.
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GRAND

WITH A FINE FREE LUNCH,
Parlor Saloon, this evening at eight
o'clock, 500 East Commerce street.
Everybody invited.
WIN. DOBROwOLSKI Il Co,
1t ProprietOrs.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28
Patti Is Coming.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 2S.-Patti and
her party are to sail for America
today.
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AMONG The SPORTS.
FOOTBALL IN THE EAST:
ATHLETES IN TIE
WEST.
CHICAGO BLOSSOMS OUT IN AN
OTHER BIG FAIR Gay.

College Footbsll-Southern Tourna-
ment-Paclic Coast Horsss-Cities'
Day-odd Fellows and A. o. U.
w. - Democratic Club - The Old
Quaker-Patti Sails for America
Baseball Senior Bolivar's Birth
day-Metnodlst Meeting.
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News From CONGRESS-.

WASHINGTON, oct. 2S.-If the
House on Monday decides to adopt
the resolution offered yesterday by
Mr.W eadOck,o of Michigan, challeng-
ing the letter of Representative
Linton, Of the Sth Michigan. dis
trict Eto his seat, a congressional
investigation Of a new political
society known as the American
Protective association will be the
result.
WASHINGTON, Oct. Ex-senator
Stewart, in his speech today, pre-
diets that the President will not
sign the Voorhees, bill, should it
pass.
CullOm's bill donating to Illinois
the battle ship model passed.
Repeal bill was taken up at II 30.
AS we go to press the Senate is
still wrestling with repeal.
Secretary Herbert says the Presi-
dent had full particulars, which
caused him to remove Admiral
Stanton.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1893-10-28

Mr.. J. d. Mclean, of Los
Angeles, Cal, arrived here this
morning and will leave Monday
for Arizona.
Mr.. J. T. Burnett, of the Sheerns&
Burnett, undertakers, is i'll at his
residence, with dangue fever.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

of the property would probably Ou
restored by the bill then peudius aud
now passed, and the argument would
have 60 be- modified acc5tdin IT,
The caso is thus smpIiied to this
oxtouu The supreme court iu CON.
nrmi,y with the 0ill will diamia the
matter OF personal property and proc
coed 20 She hearing ilhepsiu'a iuvo.v.
Inc the other property. a m1iiou o.
t1la effect was 90 bc m,js hy Mt
BIclards 90 lay, but 90 the timo Of THE
writing n1 Information has been re-
ceiyoi hs 60 whether tne motion pre-.
vailed, though It twas believed there
would De- PROTECTION.
rnu energy aud .aii OF Dslcgltn
EivliuH 90 securing the puup. pas.
laso o.. bic resolution are g. be- highly
commended; and on tho result thus
mr net only the mcmlcfs of the
Chu,eh bat the pe5ple Of the Nation
afu TO bc truly congratulated. There
has scarcely boon any opposition al all
here or rlsrwhpt 20 tho atop That has
been ugcn. 10 ia an act 0f iuBtieo--
ardy though Nc may Boz; and tho
triumph ~ the right should give
genuine pleasure 90 tvcry uuu patriot
and every honest person ovorywhetc.
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WE ARR BLESSED.
The melancholy DAYS have come
The sadicst Uf thu year

inc Hnult'l 90 thu gNAs
The poet had reference to this time
Of the year, and he must have been IN
~ gloomy frame Of mind when he
wrote those lines as vas Poe when bis
somewhat immortal vorseB ON The
Raven were evolved from his peculiar
mentality. These are not melancholy
days; they are not the saddest Of the
year, nor are they specially sad nj all.
They are beautiful, bdght aud radiant
dnya, such ~ should cheer the soul
and ON the heart with renewed hope
while the mind should fashion only
words OF praise for season 70 delight
full and 20 ausplcious 10 mankind. But
this is spafingly engaged 10; except o.
TO a very few comparatively, it Il not
engaged Il at all. The chief Of the
bipeds, the lord Of the animal Kingdom,
has not Of late made a great deal Of
money, and because Of this overpowot-
ing fact no can SEQ no blush upon the
face Of nature when the sun fret kls8es
II, and lac wishes thnt the gollcn uulH
which are cast Athwart the landscaro
were gold OF q kind that lao could
handle. Euch IL man.
The community was never healthier
we believe the saue can be- said OF the
nation at large. The weather was
never liner. Except in ipolalod cases
there Is no actual want, aud whcro 10
does exist II would most likely be re-.
iovod II made known. A more do.
lightml spectacle than this valley
never greeted the eye OF man. Tho
birds twltlerlng among the Furnished
leaves, the serenity which pervados
the social body, the repgsoiul calm Of
the element, and all, all thlnga seem TO
blend In harmonious unison for the
encouragement Of our kind. Let 10,
then, be hopeful, oonsiderate aHd
above all grateful that our situation f.
90 pleasant In the midst Of the fcw
draw backs which prevail.
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Cnuncn pROprRN REsrOnATION.

As readers OF the NEws have already
been informed, tho United States
House OF Representatives on the G,h
Of October ig1t passed without otjec.
ton the following Joint resolution
(House Res 80. 3i), introduced some
time previously by Hon. Joseph l..
Rawlins, Delegate from this rcrritory'
whereas the corporation OF the Church
Of jesus Christ OF I1itur.day Saints Ens
dissolved by act oi Congress Of March %,
1856 and
Whereas tho personal property and
money belonging % tho said corporation
h now la the hands ola receiver appoint
cd by tho Supreme court of tho Territory
Of Utahi aud
Whereas according 90 decision Of tho
Supreme court OF tho United states the
said property, Ia absence OF other displ-
HitiOn by act of Congress BE- subject 90 h1
applied 90 such charitable u-0s, lawful in
their nature, ~ may most uOlrly olrrpg.
pond lu tho purpose iuTwhIch said prop
trty WAS originally destined; aud
Whorcls slid properly ls tho result of
contributions aud donation mldn by
members OF tnld Church, and WAS do
signed 90 De devoted to tho charitable
troll Of tho First Presidency Of said
Churchi aud
Whoroas said Church has discontinued
tho practice Of pu,ygHmy, and uu longnr
encourages ur gives uuuuIUuuuca 100 any
manner 90 practices iu violation of law.
or contrary tu good morals ur public
pollcNi aud o. Ono an.d personal property
is restored iu lid church DO will NOT Uu
devoted in any such unlawful putp1sa3
o o..
Rrs7'rti Lgns Senate uud lions. af
Representatives. ~ Nf TuIEl h'ufel aJ
dmr1tH u Congress assembled, Iutr tho
stdpurs0uai property mud money now boo
tho hands ~ such receiver uu. and tun
same iH hur0hy, restored tb tho HlIi
Church OF Jesus Christ oi lAupr.uny
Sa'uts, Co Doc applied under thH direction
ana control NJ GOO r,rst Presidency
OF taid Church '0 tLu charitable
usos and purposes thorUE And tnn aii
receiver, after duducIu. tnU expenses uf
his rOcviNorshlp, uulUr thU direction OF
tho said supreme court Ut IhU Territory
ui lun, W hnTuuy required Uual.yrr tUu
said property aud mluUy go tUu uUr.uu.
now constituting thr Irnry % said
Church, or 90 such person or persons us
they may designate tu uu h.Id and ur-
piled gououIy tu luu charitable ma. ana
purposes Of suii Church.
The resolution having been rs.srFeI
to tho committee on Judiciary, it wa.
on the above dAtp reported TO thg
House with the following Amendments
page2 altor tho word "roroiyor.u I'm.
sort lhe words "uU. arising from lhu .tI,
or Ieht OF zeal estate H.uoo MITruI, ls-I.f
The matter oyokgi some discussion,
a few members insisting that inasmuol
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wuEN uE olm.s to think Il over
calmly, Ms Ewius will cjuoedo that
10 was no real friendship tint prompt
ed his nomination os marshal against
Arthur Pratt. This tItI1 is not a ne"
thing to tne latter gentleman and he
Will wear II again next year u
wouldn't % Mr.. Ewing at all. Many
circumstances indicate that me- DOESN'T
expect %, doesn't want IT. nnd only
accepted the nomination to prevent
someone else getting o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-27

Arun A thorough examination OF
the men an q principle, nuda due con
alteration Of the speeches, offered TO
the people Tor the city campaignit must
Jo a vacant aui illo mind that can
dcuy-nnt, that Che Citi1ens-lndo'
peudcn,s nre worthy signal and a
sweeping victory, and second that
their opponents deserve couspiououS
and mottiiyiug defeat This DO exactly
what viii be the result q the voters do
their duty.
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NOME LIfLRtTURE,

The drst uumuor OF tine Contributor,
Vol NV, Do at hand ,It /. considerably
enlarged ana presents In every respect
a most handsome appearance, Tue
Illustrated articles are Elmbllugs
Arouul the World; Columbian, and
Auc.en. Arizona and the Book OF
Mormon. Among the numerous other
interesting articles iB one by Is, L..
Nelson, entitled Preaching and Preach.
ing which deserves TO bo closely
studied. 10 is tho hrst OF series,
which promises to bo iull OF much
nsoIoi Information on gu important
buJegt The Contributor has mways
bguu tae friend uI Ml young ssin.a,
aud should be- mucl acre 20 IA lts ucv
and sicuIy improved drest,
Ihl November number %. Z0Us
Homo Mat'g H just ouL 10. is Doth
geographically ami ugh.fwse fully
up TO la usual high standard. Iu
various departments are l.iuI with
good, profitable rcniios matter OF %
.uoruI ,hly practical nature, "a, may
b1 ,EIug.uI il1m the TACT luut she
magazine lt under the charge OF 2Ir.
Henry W, AuHa.,g, pAgglrad rlI.ol
shows iaguli caste ,l tAe selections
hc mako ualua 'u.u iu tho 1raual
competitions. /uHB H.us Ninth %
shuuI Upa UU....E. y..Itgr ll ry.ry.