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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
ABBREVIATED TELeGRAMs.

The Cunsrder Lucania has crossed the
Atlantic eastward in } days, IL hours and
4O minutes, thus beat ng all records east
ward and also doing that passage i'll quick
er time than the passage westward has
ever been done. The Lucania holds nil
the records now.
The case of John l. Helfenstein and 9th
ers, who claimed title to big slice out of
the city Of Omaha has been dismissed by
| order of court
Three masked men robbed saloon at
| La Crosse, Wis, at a late hour and their
demand that every one present hold up
their hands not being promptly complied
with by party of four at table one of
the four was shot dead and another wound
ed in the leg.
By collision OF freight trains near
Trenton junction, n Y. five tramps were
killed.
Mary Agnes Shearer, colored, was shot
and badly wounded and her three-year-ol old
| child killed at CanuOnsburg Pa, by Al
Davis also colored. Davis claims he did not
know the gun was loaded and pointed it
as joke.
Frank S. Westfall, Of Howard, Kan, a
student at the state normal school at
Emporia, while making rush in foot
ball game was hurled On his head and fatal.
ly injured.
Z. ID. Poe, a carpenter who was arrested
at Pueblo, Colo, for stealing saw, cut
his throat with pei knife while on lis
way to the station and died two hours
later.
An unknown man held up L. Valdez
and his brother near Cuchara, Colo, and
relieved them of 81 500 A posse is in pur-
suit.
The Bank of Silverton, Silverton, Colo.
which closed its doors July II, 1893, owing
to the large Withdrawals of depositors, has
resumed business
The steamer Conestoga left Erie for Chi
cago with load of graduated sugar Just
before the great storm and was scuttled
in shallow water to prevent her going to
pieces Her cargo nov is one of syrup in
bulk.
II. II. Rogers has preserved in Millicent
library at Fairhaven, Mass, collection
of autograph letters written by seventeen
of the presidents OF the United States
The Society of AntiQ uity, of Worcester,
Mass, is taking steps 20 secure the preser-
walton of the General Rufus Putnam
house in Rutland, as a memorial of that
distinguished Revolutionary leader.
Charles Eisi,e New York taxidermist
whomade pets of sna les, committed sui
eide, and when the officers found the body
they found rattlesna Se on guard which
would not let them touch the corpse The
suicides father was summoned and re-
moved the snake.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
TO END NEXT WEEK
The Trouble in theUnited States
Senate.
SO THE wIsEAoRBs DECLARE NOW.

A Sugsr-Coatcd Repeal Bill To BE Com
cOcted That All Factions Can swallow
without Wry Faces-Another Confer
ence with Secretary CarIisle-ProCres ;
of the Work in the steering" Commit
tee blocked by Some bitches"
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2I.-Seven or eight
Democratic senators visited Secretary Car
Isle as the representative of the admins
tration mt the treasury department and
submitted 70 him proposition TO take the
place OF the repeal measure now before the
senate, which they.thought practically all
of the Democratic senators would support.
Secretary Carlisle dissented from some of
the terms of the proposition and showed
wherein they would in practical opera ion
be Objectionable
There Is excellent reason for saying.
however that before the middle of next
week he repeal bill will pass TO take eff
feet not later than the lst of January, prob
ably with n provision authorizing the sec.
Rotary of the treasury TO issue bonds not
exceeding 500. 600 0UOaud coin the seignior-
age now in the treasury. 1t is stated on
reliable authority that the bill passed in
this shape would not be Objectionable TO
the president.
q AT one time during the afternoon it was
supposed that compromise had been
reached and it was even promised that il
would be given TO the Republican mem
bers for inspection before the senate adj
1ourned. But hitch arose German
came out of the room where the steering
committee meets looking puzzled and
said that nothing was settled The fact
was that there were TWO points OF dis
agreement One was the bond feat ure
the other the time al which repeal should
take effect
Administration members wanted repeal
TO take effect next July and for bonds to
be redeemable III ten years and due III
forty years, while the bill under cousidera.
ton made the repeal take effect January,
1873, and tine bonds five thirties Ate ..
IN. the committee adjourned with the bill
still incomplete. Meantime the silver
Democrats say that II the committee fails
to agree jhey vii vote for extending the
Sherman law 10 $3.50.
On the other hand Hill says he has re-
ceIyed assurances of a large vote for his
cloture resolution Oh the Democratic side
As soon ~ the "srer-rrs" tail finally to
agree
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
They Voted to Confirm Van Alien

WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-The executive
session of tine senate which confirmed
Van Aliens nomination to be ambassador
to Italy was lively one, there being a
number of senators on both sides opposed
to 1t. The aye vote was: Aldrch, Bate,
Berry, Blackburn, Brice, Butler. Caffery,
Camden, Cameron, Coke, Davis. Dixon,
Faulkner, Frye, Gibson. Gorman, Gray,
higgins, Jones of Arkansas, Jones OF
Nevada, Lindsay, Mcmillan, Mcpherson,
Mills, Morgan, Murphy, Palmer, Pasco,
quay, Hanson, Roach, Smith, Stewart,
Iurpie, Vest, Voorhees,, White of Louis.
lana, Walthall, Wolcott-39.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
DISASTER TO A CIRCUS TRAIN.
One Nan Killed and Another May Die-A
Dozen Wounded.

One Dihn hllled ana Another May Die-A
Dozen Wounded.
WHEELING, w. Va, Oct. 2l.-A special
TO The Iutellngencer from Clarksburg.
". Va. says that rear-end collision &C.
CURED near that place on the Baltimore
and Ohio road between two sections of the
Barnum Il Baily circus trains. The second
section, without minutes warning,
crashed with terrible force into the rear
end of the forward section. The last two
cars Were telescoped and the inmates were
awakened from their sleep by being VIC
lently hurled to the front of the cars or
pinioned to their berths.
A dozen were hurt, half OF them seri-
ously and one fatally. The list of victims
is as follows: Frank Everett, BROOKLYN,
n. Y, both legs cut off, died in few min
utes; George Gilmore, New York City,
injured internally, may die; Robert Neil
on, New York hip aud thigh badly bruised;
j. p. Frederick. Allentown, Pa, both legs
mashed; Harry Marshall, Pittsburg, ribs
broken, badly hurt; Nathaniel Merrill.
New York City, leg broken; Charles Mills,
jaw broken f. K. Richey, Honesdale, Pa.
spine hurt. All the injured were sent TO
John Hopkins hospital, Baltimore.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
MANHATTAN'S DAY.
New York Does Herself Proud
at the Fair.
A HOST OF G0THAMITEs IN THE PARK

Great Programme of Exercises for the
Festival of the Eastern Metropolis
Parades of Indians. Troops and Floats
Addresses by Eloquent Speakers ond
Music GaIore-Climax of the Banner
Week
CHICAGO. Oct. 2l.-Manhattan Day is
. here, and so is a goodly contingent of resi-
dents on Manhattan island The aim and
hope of New York is to b We half million
people on the grounds, and II weather is
any factor in the case the aim and hope
should be verified, for the morning Is an
ideal October one with Old Sol smiling
down on the afore aid aim and hone If
there is half million AT the fair today it
will be nearly twice what the attendance
was yesterday. The turnstiles showed
256, S44 admissions. of which 81, 33T were
children. The cheap admission OF children
will help Gotben-today Saturday is al
ways a sort OF outing day and il would not
surprise any one il the little ones make
100000 of the multitude that is now going
into the gates of the White City
Gotham's Big 5Ion on Hand
Among the noted New Workers here are:
Mayor Gilroy, Senator John Foley, Comp
troller Theodore w Myers, Francis Lynn
Stetson. Robert Dunlap, James Clarke.
James II Breslin; Seth Low, president
Columbia college: John p ShoetTel. Jordan
Mott, Jr., and Napoleon lie Brun To have
left out of the LIST Chauncey NJ. Depew
would have been ineXcu~able He is fere
and Will make n speech this afternoon at
the exercises held IN Ves-i' al hall. They
are backed by thousands Of New Workers
who have been coming in on the trains for
week, and by us her thousands of sons of
the eastern metropolis who have their
homes in the Fair City
Opens with Wild West Parade
The festival opened this morning at u
O'Clock with a Wild West parade. when
. Buffalo RIips kurious krewe entered the
park at Sixty->econd street went elst to
the lagoon. thence north past the Horticul-
tural, Woman's, Illinois, and California
buildings, thence east past the Art build
ing and state buildings to the lake front,
thence south To Music hall, thence west
past Manufactures and Liberal Arts,
therce around south side OF the Admins
tratiou building, thence west TO Sixty
fourth street entrance, the exit For the
rest of the morning The visitors enjoyed
themselves looking at the beauties on
every hand and preparing for the after
noon programme.
Other Parades for the Day
At p. m The County Democracy March
ing club will plrade through the grounds.
At $3.50 the regular Manhattan Day parade
will take place. The celebrated Old Guard,
OF New York, Will be the feature and il
will he escorted by the Chicago Hussars,
the F!rsS regiment Illinois National
guard and the Sons of New York A pa
rade Of floats will take pace at $50 and
viii b. beautiful feature of The dav.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
TAKES A GLOOMY VIEW OF THINGS
Bradstreets Reports Business in Bad
Way, Generally Speaking.


Way, Generally Speaking.
New YORK, Oct :l.-Bradstreets says:
Still another business week is rendered
conspicuous owing TO the paralysis i'm
posed on commercial and industrial opera
tions by the revolutionary policy of the
minority in the senate. Larger represen-
tative manufactures jobbers and other
wholesalers IN leading lines, have been
unable To operate with reference to the
future supply or demand. and the result
Is that the great iron and steel Industries
remain practically on their backs with no
signs Of a revival in either demand or
price; Ill iron alone there Is probably not
more than one-third the output of year
ago
Wool is being sold at concessions from
quotations, and mill owners are taxing
raw material for &C .ual needs only Tex o
tile industries generally are not finding
the better demand expected at this time.
Leather industries continue much od,-
pressed Clothing manufactures make
unfavorab,e reports on the business thus
far this fall, and at some industrial cen
tiers, notably Paterson, y. J., home Of
SILK and iron factor e. and mills, the in
dustrial situation his advanced steadily
from bad TO worse, and the end Is not vet
On the other side Of the accou It may ne
placed the relative activity in whisky and
tobacco at western ccnters, and in rice and
cotton and fertilizers at some southern
centers, together with heavy output of
wheat flour at northwestern points and
large shipments Of wheat TO the market
within a week. Prices OF staples show an
upward swing of the pendulum with ref
erence to wheat, corn, oats pork, coffee,
rice, phosphate and naval stores.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
An Awful Tragedy.

Thou ards Of lives have been sacr lie. i, thous.
ands OF homes made deso'ste by the fstaI mis-
take of The 'old school physicians still persist
ed by some, notwithstanding the light thrown
upon the subject by modern research. that Con.
sumption is incurable. 1t is not Consumption
is scrofulous disease OF the lungs and any rem
edy which strikes right at the seat OF the com
plant must and viii cure it. Such remedy j.
DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery 1t is q
certain specific for all scrofulous complaints. Il
was never known TO fail if given fair trial, and
that is why the manuf acturers sell it under pos
tive guarante. that if it does not benefit or cure
the money paid for it will be refunded The only
lung remedy possessed Of such remarkable cura
tive properties as TO warrant its makers in sell
inc II on trial.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
orher Parades for ,heDav
EXERCISES IN FESTIVAL HALL.
a Programme of Mus c. Addresses and
Poetry Arranged.

rrosrammr of Mus e. Addresses and
Poetry Arranged.
The exercises It's Festival hal. are elab-
crate and interesting The first number
will be music by the band Rev. Dr..
Brown, of New York, of r prayer, and
then Mayor Harrison will welcome the
visitors. Mayor Gil-.y Will respond aud
Gen. Horace Porter will deliver an adj
dress. The star Spangled Tanner" by
the Columbian chOrus will follow and a
poem, New York to Chicago" by J.
l. G. Clarke, OF New York, will then
be recited by Agnes Booth, OF New York.
Chauncey NJ. Depew viii next deliver all
address, then more music aud an address
by Hon. !. Il. Fellows President Seth
Low, OF Columbia college. will speak last
and the benediction will he by Archbishop
COrrigan.
All through the day there will be music
everywhere. The programme takes up all
the day, one event following another in
rapid succession, and the multitude that
present indications show will be on the
ground will have its fill of sightseeing.
The record of attendance this week is so
great already that one feather in New
1ork's cap will be the largest weekly at
tendance for the week in which Manhat-
tan Day occurred
The fireworks tonight will be something
to talk abou; on winter evenings The
first set piece will be one displaying in
varicolored lights the word Manhattan.
Another ore will be very deliberately
worked-out portrait OF Mayor Gilroy A
third will be wonderful piece representing
New York and Chicago linked together.
There will he the city arms of Chicago and
New York, Old Father knickerbocker and
a fine representation of liberty enlighten-
ing the world. Then there will be a num-
Der OF specials notices and balloon eff
fectS
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21

wAsuINGroN. Oct. 2l.-rne fouowInx are
the weather indications for twenty-four hours
from p. IN. yesterday: For Indiana and Iii
noi~-Eair, warmer weather; near Lake Mich.
gan fresh westerly winds, be coming varia
BILE. bor Lower NJ chigan-Fair, warmer
weather in southern portion; cooler in north.
ern portion: fresh westerly winds, becoming
variable For Upper Mehigan-Fair, cooler
weather; fresh westerly winds. For Wiscon.
sin-Fatr, cooler wea her in northern, wa III
err in southeastern portion; variable winds.
For lowu--tair. coo er weather, except
warmer in east .rn portion; va 40 . win IS.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
British Troops Lick the MatabeIe>.

CAPETowN, Oct. q The semi-miiitaIy
column sent out from Fort Victoria TO
operate against King Lobenguela's Malta
beIe warriors met the enemy on Oct 10
near lndiamas mountain and an engage
ment was fought which resulted in IA de
feat OF the natives. The Fort Salisbury
column fought and defeated separate
body of the Matabeles near the scene Of
the fist engagement mentioned The
two columns then united and advanced
towards Bulalawayo Lobenguela's kraul
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
Outrage by EngIish Strikers.

LONDON, Oct. 2l.-The house of a miner
named Harrison. who lives at St Heien's,
Lancashire, was wrecked by the explosion
of a Roberto cartridge. The family mar
rowly escaped being killed. The windows
of number OF houses adjoining the Har.
rison residence were shatteredA Harrison
is an employe in the Ashton & Green col
liery at St. Helen's. He has incurred the
enmity OF the strikers by refusing to join
them
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21

PlTTsBURG, Oct. 2l.-The 1876 puddlers at
the Wayne Iron works OF Brown & Com
pany, South Tenth street, have quit work
rather than subscribe to the new terms
presented by The company. The puddlers
were then asked to sign an iron-clad
agreement that they would no longer rec
ognize or become connected with any
labor organization.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
Case of Mistaken Identity,

SPRINGFiELp, Mo-. Oct 21.-At attempt
was made to hold up the Frisco passenger
train which left Fort Smith, but a freight
which preceded the passenger train was
mistaken for the latter and held up. Five
or six officers were placed on the following
passenger train, but no effort was made to
hold il up
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
jury Bribery in the Curtis Case

san FRANCISCO. Oct. 21-At the close of
q conference with Chief of Police Crowley
relating to the alleged jury bribing in the
Curtis case, District Attorney Barnes de.
clared that arrests and prosecutions would
soon be made.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
LIVE STOCK AND PRODUCE MARKETS
Chicago.

Chicago
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.
Following were the quotations on the
Board OF Trade today; Wheat-October
opened 62ls : closed 621sc; December. opened
65c closet 5t5s May. opened 1850, c.osed
7l5sc. Corn-October. opened 39c. closed
1880; Dece -nber, opened 39ssc, closed $3.50;
May. opened $50, C osed i2Ssc. Oats-Octo.
ber 27Ikc. c.osed 2i1sc; December opened 2Sc,
c.osed :StSc May, opened 3lAc. close 3ls4c
Pork-oclooer. openei 1857. osed $l6.o0;
January, opened Sl4.S5. closed Slt3J. Lard
October, opened S9.61ls, closed $J1j.
Live Stock: The prices at the Union
Stock Yards today ranged follows:
Hogs-Estimated receipts 1900; quality
poor; left over about 100; market rather
active on packing and sh. piping account;
fee ing tirmer, and prices DC higher on the
best grades, and other grades I'M
changed; sales ranged at S4.2j6635 pigs,
S65Q67j light, So S016.oO rough packing.
So 500 % mixed, and ST 0jO3j 80 heavy pack.
ing shipping lots
Cattle Estimated receipts for the day
$50; quality fair; market only moderately
active on local and shipping account,
and the prices were we'll main:
taned; quotations ranged at $500 q 81
choice TO extra shipping steers, $45595.lO
good to choice do -. 6j14.?O fair to good
S3lla3..U common to med um do S!.9JG3 81
butchers steer, S?3UGG2.9l stockers, 5000
$50 feeders Si.25tl2.9J cows, SSOUst.Sl heif-
ers, <l5JG35J bulls, 81. ~ 13 10 Texas steers
S35J9425 western ranger, aal S2.5015.5J
yea. calves.
Sheep-Estmated receipts for the day
500; Quau.y fair; marke, moderately &C.
tive ana prices without ma erial change;
good grades were in far demand other
grades owi ranged at 81 1885
for westerns, 81 81 G25 for Texans Sl5OG
80 for natives and 81 .0l14Sj for lambs.
Produce: Bu'ter-Fancy separator, 2s&3
pc per 10; fancy dairy. 24126c; packing
stock, &c. EsSs-FreSh stock, 1902 per
dozen. Live POULTRY spring en- ckens SlSc
per ID; hens. Sc; ROSTERS. 5l5ISc; turkeys,
Ice; ducks. o1slec; geese sung o. per doz.
en-. POtafoes-Burbanks 5D16 c per bushel;
Hebrons, 5iGjsc; rose, SIG pJc; sweet pota-
toes, Illinois 81. 12.s5 per Dbl. Apples
Fair to good, SI.751t2.5O per bbI; choice to
fancy, 81 75D3H. Cranberries Wisconsin
Bell an Bulge $3.50 per Dbl. Honey
White clover. lib sections l41l5c per 10;
broken comb, 100 .; dark comb. gpoI con
dItion. lUJI C; extracted. 6Gsc
New York
NEW YORK, Oct 2.
Wheat-Deccmber. 7o14 GIl4c; January.
1850 3&c; February, 737sn74c; March, 75I4
o. Iec; May, 7.3s L7SJ4c. Coru-No. . duh,
isDiSlSc. November, Sc; December 4S9
4s14c; May. 4994 9is5sc. Osts-No. = frmer
and quiet; western, S494lc: state. 3614lc:
December. S3IsG3jssc; May. 354135I6c. Pork
Light supply and strong; new mess, $1,000
Lard-Quiet but steady. STAN rem dared
5000.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21

BUENA VISTA, o., Oct. 21-Rev Mr.
Harrison. young and energetic minister
who has not been here long, has received
a warning in the shape of whitecap let
ter. The note was pinned to a bundle OF
hickory switches and left in his doorway
Local option recently carried here, since
which time club" with liquid attach
ments has prospered. Rev. Harrison has
fouy ht this .luh
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
Miss Willard Again Elected.

CHICAGO, Oct 21.-The principal event
was the election again rs president of Miss
Frances Willard by vote of 35S out of
81. The fact was cabled to Miss Willard
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
Death ofRev. Harry Real.

RUsHvILLE, his. Oct. 2l-Rev. Harry
Beals died at Wichita, Kas. He was ma.
tive of this city. He was a teacher in De-
paw university, Greencastle, Ind, but
resigned a year ago on account of III
health
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21
The Local Markets
GRAIN. ETC

GRAIN. ETC
Nhcat-60o.
Corn-New, sSJd 3Gc old 400 43c
New O3's- &c.
Hav-Timothy. $40; uplani. sSRSI0; slough
SG1S5; baled, SsG9.
PRODUCE.
Bntter-Fair TO choice. .. G2;-5C. ereamerJ 2Sc
Eggs-Fresh. , ca 22c-
Pouitry-Chickens, ISc; turkey. y ducks
l2FSc; geese, l0c.
FRUIT AND vEesTAsst
Apples-s3 OGd s. 90 per no
Potatoes-G0c.
Onions-50c per bu
Turnips-5Dc per bg
LIVE STp'k
Cattle-ButChcrs pay TOT corn Ien steers
414Hc; cows and nei'vIs, .I:1*i.C calves
415c
Hogs-5xc.
Sheep-5C.
FUEL
Cual-SOfr, i0C: hart, 80.
Wood-Sawed. S. p; cord, S42J.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21

Have you taken any precautions against
the epidemics"
Certainly"
We'll, what have you done,"
Got my husband to make his ILL.,
Tribune de Geneve
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-21

All That Was Necessary

Coal-SOfr, l0c: harf, $3.50.
Wood-Sawed. IS. p; cord. S4.2J.
New-York tribune., 1893-12-29
TO ARRANGE FOR CITY WORKS.
MAYOR GILRoY ANNOUNCES HIS INTENTIONS
ONLY WAITING TOR AVAILABLE
APPROPRI ATOMS.

"As soon as the appropriations for 1884 are avail
able I will call the heads Of the various city ue-
nartments 10 meet in this office, for the purpose ol
arranging a comprehensive and systematic plan to
,@ord work for as many laborfng men as IL IS pos
sble TO employ. am desirous or undertdkihs ~
much in the way OF public Improvement as IS con-
s,,on, with the interests Of the city. II wouu ne
usAloss TO attempt to outline plan unth the ue
nartments have an opportunity OF hndihS out
What their resources in the way Of giving AID 10
the unemployed are.
This important announcement was made oy !Aaso,
CIlrov Yesterday The appropriations OF 1874 VIII
ba available on and after January ]. and the Mayor
eta ,bo, tho meeting would be held as soon ailer
.hat 1a,e as practicable. lie desires mat WI,
,,ori, the season and the money dppropIlt', " ~ ~
permit OF shall be ordered AT once mon,
for Inc opentng OF other avenues or einplp:
~ ~. winter proves an open one. bh'it ~ ,bo
nothing 10 prevent the rapid construction "' III"
Harlem River speedway ,,.,,or ,.eeterlav y
,be, the Mayor gave the first Intnau2h o. ms ms
,,tentlons This committee was app3,, q -
c.nt meeting devise means Tor aIliis tnr ri
~ which President Seth Low, 0f .olutn1oi ,bo
a. ~ 'nrnsldad The Rev. Dr. Robert Coiiyer tni
Ipsy' Father NJ A. Taylor, the Key: pr. ~ riTall p,
hudson 7 the Rev. DR.. W > Rtihsioiu 49, r ,.hc
fessor FSllx Adler were anlohS uir A''"'
called athhe city Hall ..,, ard as
The NavOr received them coIfteouSlf' a',I =, it
,rnd them that he was ready and anxious 10 a. a.
them to the fullest extent Ia OF hs the cleryncn r.
.,nas az rrossing their entire s1usfac'0n w. I. -.
rrs,ilt OF their visit. one of thrm ~" ~ mn
Mayor anticipated them IN ,ee ever rTecIIned TO max
IDS,I, u,hat had been agreed upon UNI 'l', ''
made their report to President Low III ne ~ l
| tod them that tho me.tnE "' "a" "c,ti,. a dav Al
| pai 7, was after the committee nad IIhr' it
! Fnyc mat the Mayor made puhhc h's P"'F'''