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Emmio's Collection.

To the Editor:
am a little girl only eight years old. but
thought l would try and get something for
the Sick Babies Fund. 70 asked among the
neghoors and rot s3.o5. which I inclose.
Those who gave are: william Hall, j. Ro-
sell, o. H.. Ferry, G: wanser. NJ. Torbert, each
l. A. Fl. H.. W. Connors. VI. Manchester, r.
Eaton. A; and ! and c; hickman, At Bell,
Mn. J. Cortelyou, NJ. Finnin. n. Merritt, e.
Hull, u. Baldwin, u. West. Yours sincerely,
Emmie l.. Hall, Bayyille, L. !.
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exl eriment thus suggested would, II
corscien.iousy undertaken, be watched
with Interest by the rest OF the world.
II successful. It might be extended 10
IS to take in prohibition Maine, where
lIquor-dcalers, legal and otherwise, are
I'll crted as fourishing at the ratio OF
one to every 800 inhabitants.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Cronin Jury Bribery Case

CHICAGO, Sept, l6,-At the request OF
States Attorney Kern, the case against
T. w. Smith, charged with the attempted
bribery OF Cronin jurors At the begin
ming OF the famous murder trial has
been again entered on the record Smith
Was arrested yesterday afternoon.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
You Violated Your Agreement anc
Must Take tho consequences.

Must Take tho Consequences.
To tire Editor:
I bought furniture on the instalment plan,
making n stated monthly payment. Some time
ago put them in storage without first getting
the consent Of the Furniture Company, but noti-
fed them Of the fact, making my usual payment
every month. When went to settle with the
storage company I found that the furniture conf
pany had taken. without my knowledge. a part
OF the goods to cover the remainder Of the
bill On inquiring Of the furniture company they
stated they had sold part Of them. I was under
the compulson to buy other goods. they allowing
only about per cent for the goods they sold.
Is this ust, and what recourse, II any, have I?
Must pay the amount Of the goods they sold.
which was obliged to buy from them again?
], IL, LEROY.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Three Boys Send 81. 90.

To the Editor:
Inclosed you will find $3.50 for the benent
of the sick babies. collected by Harry and
Thomas Patterson, Of $50 Fast EiShty.third
street. and M0rtimer Bach, of 322 East Eighty.
third street. Wishing you success In your noble
work. remain The Above Subscribers.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
II No: Near Relatives You Are Unwlse

10 Tue Edll0;
Pleas. inform a young woman who is suing
her husband for divorce II any harm can come
frum her going out with respectable young men
while the case is going on. ADA
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Four Six-Year-Oldss


To Inc EdItOr'
Please accept the sum Of 81 %. collected by
the following four little workers aged sir years,
for the Sick Babies Fund
Amelia Freedman, Mary Basciann,
1cssie Sheridan, Amelia A. WnkelmRnn,
22I5 First avenue.
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SI|,o36 IS The sum.
The Sick Babies Funds Summer
Campaign Nearly Over.
But Many Free Doctors Are Still
In the Field.
Late Contributions Received from
Many Sources.

All letters containing money FOR the
Sick Babies Fund should be addressed
10 "Cashier Of WORLD. Pulitzer Build.
Ing, New York city"
Donations OF clothing, &C., sheuid be
sent TO Mrs. Roberts, 1872 West Thirty
fouTta street.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair In an Area.
To the Editor :

To the Editor:
Inclosed please find our mite, Sl.10. the re.
ceipts Of a little fair held In our area. 421 East
Seventy ninth street. We hope II will aid YOU
In your noble work. / am nine years old and
q friend Of the poor. Corinne Jungers,
Lulu Kluger,
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LETTERS.

tThts column fsJtr the oenea, or erervbodv
nho has a complaint to make, a prfernnce TO
rentfiate, Information to ofpe. question to
ask or tuoifo service 10 ocsno,o,ed.s q, aud
,oho can pu ne idea into tees than 100 uords.
Long letters cannot be prtntsdI
The evening world., 1893-09-16
A Street Fair.


Enclosed lind So for the Sick Babies Fund
which is the result II n little fair held In front
OF 10 East Eighty fourth street by
Bella MulNey. Minnie Maui
Arthur Manmry, Frank Mulyey
Joe Crulcy
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Not Over Seven Yet.


We are two little school boys seven years
old, and we saved up few pennies for the
sick babies. Hurrah for 1.-The Evening World"
II, Weathcrsbec,
$ Slnaltcr,
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EetD Vsjljn0s.

The newest yelling has a large open
meth. the corners of which are fastened
by double solid dots in square shape.
They are edged with Valenciennes about
half an inch wide. and come in all COL
ors
The evening world., 1893-09-16

A woman spoke earnestly at the
Worlds Fair Parliament of Religions
yesterday on the subject OF reforming
Chicago. The Windy City may gather
great encouragement from the fact that
the speaker did not consider the
case hopeless one. She suggested
the establishment of Mahometan mis-
sions In the city as = means OF spread
NC the practise Of total abstinence. The
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Massachusetts, is TO try with her long
term convicts system OF parole on
good behavior similar to that abused at
Elmira. There may be good results I'M
der a proper application OF the system,
conducive both 10 good order In the
prison and TO reformation Of the con-
victs. But 1t Is trusted that the Bay
State will not go further and adopt the
Eimira paddle as n reformatory means.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Harlem Ch,ldren's Fair.

To the Editor
Inclosed please md $3.50, the proceeds OF a
fair held In PA West one Hundred and Thirty.
third street. Hoping 1t will do some good We
remain.
Linnie Gilmore, Edith Whteside.
Minnie klina mann, Neal pope.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
For Some Poor Baby.

70 the Editor:
Please give these cents TO some poor sick
baby which saved up instead OF buying sore
candy.
Nathan Splitter, six years and seven months old
l12l Lexington avenue
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Female Smoking JocEefs.

Female smoking and billiard Jackets
can he purchased at fancy dry-sood,
houses. These are chiefly silk and lace
with very open sleeves. The billiard
Jackets are called the Elena" Jackets
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Willie's Candy Money.

am httl" h"y ten years old. stoppcd
huvinI candy for wees. and saved my pcnni,s
lur IN" slvA hsDlcs' Little Willie Milligan
The evening world., 1893-09-16
No Column bian Day This Year

To the Editor:
VIM you kindly inform me through your letter
column in "1he Evening World" " there will
be n legal holiday In 'he month Of October?
refer to Columbian Day.
CONSTANT READER Flushing L. l.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Brooklyn Girls Work.

10 inc fH1tOf!
Inciosed please and sl7o7, proceeds Of fair
held at 80 Third avenue Brooklyn for the bene.
at of the Sick Rabies Fund. This 10 tho re.
suit Of hard work by
lnttie Gardner,
Alice Woodcock,
Nellie Galley,
Martha Cha MIXERS.
p. S.-we send best wishes for the success
Of the Fund
The evening world., 1893-09-16
East Fig hty. fifth Street Girls.

10 the Elltnr;
inclosed please bnd $I.5c, proceeds Of little
fair held at $50 East Eighty.afh street.
Fredie Jopl
Minnie jacobs,
Rachel jacobs,
The evening world., 1893-09-16
"Hrlt" and pug" Are Popular Dogs.

To the Editor
know Of two dogs, Brit" and Pug" They
reside in adjoining houses, and know Of no
ono that would wish them away; they are 90
good and so kind that II they were lost there
would be many feel sad until they returned.
And II either of them was to leave this world
they would be worthy Of the same remarks
that Lord Byron had placed a tombstone
over his dog, closing with
"To mark friends remains those stones arise,
never knew but one and here he lies"
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Yea. Unless the Courts Have De-
prived You OF the Right.

To the EIItor:
My wife died two months ago. have a little
hoy. one year old, at my mother.inlaw's house.
I have not seen him In two months, as she
treated me very meany Have not the right
To take my child to my home? FATHER.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

pretty toys wherever We wero allowed. Hoping
this snail amount Will do the lOor little
babies some good
Julia Josephson, twelve, |
Marion Josephsop, three, |
JOHANNA Zoll. twelve.
80 East Eighty Second street. |
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Leadvnle Mining Strike Settled.

LEADVILLE, Col, Sept. ia confer
ence between the mine-owners and
miners here has resulted in a settlement
satisfactory TO both sides, and the i,OJO
miners Will return to work at once,
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Four Little Girls.

TO the EdIt0r:
Enclosed please ind sl.42 for the sick ba.
bics. the proceeds Of fair held BY four little
girls at 342 East Nine third street. Hoping
that this will help some poor sick baby. we
remain yous truly,
Martha Huber,
Elsie Eilers,
May Braithwaite,
Ethel BraithwaIte.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Tia rcopening OF suspsn led business
establishments is going on with crafty
Ing Iapidity. IL would go on even more
rapidly II the Senate would close its
debate and pass the Repeal bill
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair on q Sidewalk.

To the Editor.
Inclosed you will hnd - cents for the Sick Ba.
bies' Fund from two little girls and hoy.
We held a. fair on the sidewalk at 1884 First
avenue. We are
Philippine Hriser,
Mamie Heiser,
Herman Newark.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Supt Andrews says: THE rondl-
tions necessary for keeping the streets
OF the city clean have never existed"
Observant people had guessed as much.
But wasn't the Superintendent appointed
TO bring these conditions about?
The evening world., 1893-09-16
.seaiers Arrive at Victoria.

VICTORIA, Il, C., Sept. l6.-The seal
ing schooners City OF San Diego and
Mascotte arrived here from Copper ISL
l.l60 sealskins and the Maseotte I,lS2
The evening world., 1893-09-16

The iirm of Rrockway & Co., padders
ana iawbieakers, is not dissolved by the
retirement Of the senior member. Busl-
ness will be carried on as usual, as soon
as the establishment Is whitewashed.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
A Collection,
To the Editor:

III THt TfIITIW'
Enclosed pleas" md $3.50 for the sick Babies
Fund. collected by
Sns" Rudd. aged eleven
Mamie O'Sullyan, aged nine
~. East Eight .llrst street
The evening world., 1893-09-16
IN October Wedding Break fo,t

Oysters on half shell
Chicken pate (cold) Sauce Tartare
Olives
Salad of sweetbreads
Lobster Bordelaise Rolls
Celery
Ices Confectionery
Sailed almonds.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Davenportism is doomed. Republican
rlibusters in Congress have delayed, but
cannot prevent. the wiping out Of the
system.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair In Eishty-fourth st-sst.

Four little children ~ Eighty-fourh street
inclose S3.4. for the Sick Babies Fund. This
amount Is the result Of a fair held by Alma
Borchardt aged i've; Hugo Rorchardt. eight
Michael Domey. twelve Alfred Borchardt
eleven, at go East Eghty-tourth street.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

To-day 100000 boomers rush into the
Cherokee Strip. 1t might be the open
ing Of an empire within an empire, so
far as numbers Co.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Entsrtainm emit at Erastiua,

To The Editor:
Inclosed please And $3.50. the proceeds Of an
enterta inment given at Ernstina for the Sick
Babies Fund Richard Wood,
Clinton Vanname,
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Collected by Three Girls.

To the Editor:
inclosed please find 81, collected by three
little girls. Ada Haynes.
laura Reynolds,
Oracle Brown,
205 East Eighty-fourth street.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Out OF Their Reach.

From Judged
Gilley-Howwahs. fellaws!
Cooling and Cholly-What is 1t. old
man?
Gilley-I've Just discovered that the
dsAh pwince is q gwandfathaw.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

brought round the neck and on
the shoulders to below the bust, meeting
q central gathering Of the material. 1t
Is heavily plated on the top Of the
sleeve, which ends at the elbow.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

In the race for the Cape May Cup
Britannia left plenty OF searoom for the
Navahoe. but no room for doubt as
to the result.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Brockway by name of Rathbone
inay bav" just as much weight when 1t
com q; - taking the testimony OF FL
mira Roformatory inmates.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Sure Cure Tor Obesifv.

III you want to get thin and stay tb,,
drink like dog. eat like n cat. chew
IKE a COW, sleep like a weasel and
work like horse.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

The darkness which enveloped the ,ity
this forenoon was enough to remind one
OF the Senate chamber In Washington
during debate on the silver question.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Brazil is becoming still more OF IA
country divided against itself. WIN "A
fall back into imperialis,n be the out
come Of the division!
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Tableaux.


Accept this small amount Of $3.50 for the
sick Babies Fund from tablcauI arranged by
Aunt May, Irene Leon,
l1ttic Wolf Edwin Schwab,
Everett Finn, Mortic Finn.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

the announcement that the cashier
or the X form Club is defaulter Is
mt 10 be taken az an illustration OF
the eject OF evil associations.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

This ought to be the last Saturday
before repeal in the Senate.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

THE WORLD will not. under any crcum
stances. hold itself responsible for the return
o safe-keeplng u any rejected manuscripts
ar pictures. Of whatsoever character or value.
No exceptions will he made to this rule with
regard to either letters or Enclosures. N9 will
the editor enter into correspondence concerning
unavailable manuscripts
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Take the Elevator and Sec the
Editor.

To Tie EdItOr:
I am nineteen years old. great many of
my friends tell III. I would make a good re.
porter They tell me ! am a NELLY Bly,"
Would y1u please advise me as to what steps
to take, as l am very anxious to follow my
vocation. KATHRYNE.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

The Giants are lettering in the West.
1t IL up today and down tomorrow.
Fortunately. the season II nearly over.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Collected by Four.
To the Editor:

Nv VHV TNITTOT'
Inclc~ed please lind 81, the proceeds of a col.
lection taken m by four little girls for the
Sick Babies Fund
Celia HurwiI. Nellie UnryyItz
Alvrnia Canine Cumcinl Cahnr
Jul East one Hundred and Fifth street
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Five Held This Fair.

To The Editor;
lnclosed you will md sa.25, the proceeds of Z
fair held In Fast Eighty first street by
Jessie Bolin, Kittic Glhooley,
Francis Flynn, Maurice Murtha,
Peter klcr.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Your Friends Can Best Inform You.

am an attorney and counsellor at law. am a
Jew. and desire to be informed by your worthy
paper Of a good Hebrew club in this city.
find 1t very hard to get acquainted with the
class Of people that have been brought up
with. f. s. A.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

Philadelphia Is almost wide-a wake
over the reported shortage Of $4,000 in
gold at her Government mint.
The evening world., 1893-09-16

The trdin-rohbinE industry does not
feel the hard times.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair in East s,xty-second Street


inclnccd please md $3.50. being proceeds OF
fair hcld at lbs Fast Shty,sccond street
aud trust IL Will hcncht some Ior sick chill
drcn. ''
Amy SommCrs AllI, Mnsas
gnOn SomnCgs,
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair Given by Four Little Girls.

10 tne Editor.
lncssed find 53 cents. tho proceeds OF
fair held by four little girls First avenue,
between Eighty-seventh and Eighty-c eighth
streets. We are yours truly,
Henrietta Strauss, Maud Elsey.
Ida Harris, Emma kuhrng.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Little Helpers.

To the Editor:
Please find inclosed 81 IL. the proceeds Of a
fnir held by three little helpers.
Katie Wade,
Loretta sullivan.
Stella Fohin,
11ll Second avenue.
The evening world., 1893-09-16
Fair in East One Hundred and Four.
teenth Street,

10 'hc tullor'
lnrl'Sed please mud So proceeds OF a fair held
in the yard of III East one Hundred and -Four
tccnth street Hoping this small amount will
help 10 enlarge your Sick Babies Fund. and
the Committee,
Miss A. bnwpcy. Master L. Levy
MISS ,. irN, Miss NJ. Mason,
The evening world., 1893-09-16
TIE EVENING WORLDS

Vel paIu NOIla Tue ACTUAL udlly
Average Circulation
is greater than the combined cir
culation of the
I Evening Sun,
Tail and Express,
Evening Post.
I Commercial Advertiser,
Evening Telegram.
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IRR BlMETALLlG LEAGUE,
Business Transacted at ihs EggtnS
This hOTl.ng.


sT. LOUIS, oct i.-whtn the paL'
American blmclnlIic league met th .
moruing tho u1mmittcU on resolutions
not being realy TO report the
convention proceeded 90 c0usidu
general businosa. Letters OF fcgrr,
and sympathy from a. j. warner
Washington, -. g.; Congressman
Bland, Governor W. NJ. Fishunuk, OF
Atkanras; e. l.. Hugenl, Of IcXasi
David Obefmeyet kansas, aud otht's
were read. That N Governor fish-
back was an oxtenhivc statistical argu'
meut Tor blmcinliIsm Hud the uto Of
the water routes 10 tho gulf ADD thence
to Europe, thus reducing the
height expense, thereby glyiug
tie Mississippi valley the po1iion u
deserves IN the commercial world.
Win the hnlshing OF the reading
OF the letters Waller y. Alien, Kan.
saa, introduced gs n hruob aditcastd
the convention, pleading tor foe
coiuAge, but more especially dunouno-
Ing what Il known ~ the "eEccpton
clause" IN the silver act which
provides for tho naming OF any other
money than silver In contracts. ~ 10
dtaifcd. Win this HH text hc ufsucd
that the silver dollar was even now
demonctiErd, for it was In the power
Of indiyiouals 10 refuse 20 accept u.
"No international bimvtilhsm with
Great Britain included r. p5ssiulr,"
was the title Of a paper read inr tue
author Capt. q. A. Power OF knusAs.
lie argument was that Great BriInin 90
creditor nation controlled the world.
After reviewing In general terms tue
present. financial ana labOr ai.uation,
II urges the increase Of the medium
Vt exchange, pledges opposition 70 tue
destruction OF SILVER NJ money, layOrB
Zee anu unlimited ooinagu Of silver at
a ratio Of 10 TO | aud ClOsrH with u
resolution to clay aside all other Issues
| Tor the present aus nak tie
south ami West 10 unito on
tho reconciliation OF silver" As
tho We; Rnd south stand together
anu pay the East n bond according To
contract, but 10 more. Incidentally Il
uigeu tue convention 10 educate and
vote instead UfremmniDg iguorant and
having 10 shoot.
On behalf OF tho knight Of Later
delegates present, +. A. Osborne Of
| Kansas, pTe-idcnt, addressed tue con.
yenuon, endorsing It objects.
The Colorado delegation pre-.
sunted Tor the consideration Of
tho convention a bullion bureau
plan, wJich 10 10 10 urged upon the
state lagslstufe Of Colorado. Under
tue plan VI the bureau, the state should
receive bullion iur storage on the basis
OF unils, such units 10 cOntist OF 3Ill
grains VI pure silver aud orruiicatts Of
such receipt Of uuiIs TO be receivable
within the state fot taxes on 10 d *.
cept school lands, water rental, Ia
lereHt aud all other dues ~ the stale.
| Recess,
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POLITlCAL MELANGE.

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Iubmo's chief hired man has boru
home for several days his paper IL still
hopelctsly II JIudorlng In the slough Of
uncertainty. There were not few Of
his Liberal admirers who said ff,-
quently during his AbsenCt; "Just
wait ull Charlie geH back and hen
settle this AmOrine, Citizeus' and in-
dependent citzuns' racket within
twehty.i0ur hOurs.n We'll, &. G. To-
turned 10 his badly worn tripod on
sunday last, nut up To date he has done
nothing ~ bring about n solution Of
the problem that threatens the destruc-
ton Of his party. The fact n lao II not
equal TO the emergency aud his pro
nuunCed silence on the quesiioH ID
convincing proof thereof
hut this silence must soon be broken.
The Liberals have called their ptim-
aries anu city convention anu they
must have n mouth. piece, and no one
believes that their organ will
desert them. 10 Will be- n matter Of
more than uncommon interest % SEQ
men who have fought ia the Liberal
ranks and grown uiu aud gray In the
service u their party ignored and cast
ANlNu NNAAANN AANg ANAfA W mummy
themselves with reform movement.
But that, n / mistake not, IN precisely
what viii be done. Ouly today l was
Informed on authority that can scarce.
ly be questioned that Judge (of music)
Patrick Henry Lannau declines 10 sup
mort Mayor Baskin, which Of course
shapes the policy Of his paper.
with desire to satisiy my curiosity
aud FOR purpose Of posting myeeli on
municipal affairs 1 attended the Eegu'
lar weekly meeting OF city law makers
anu tax oatcm last uignt The indif-
ierrnt, cold, mechanical manner in
which matters OF thB gTaveht impof-
lance involving tue expenditure OF
vast sums OF money were discussed
wlthoutH question rs to where the
cash was 10 come from caused me 70 NJ
most audibly utclaTr, 81 would that
election day were oven here now that
q change might come NJ once
Tho next SGT Of city oillciala will
have mammoth job On tneir hnuds
from the day tnat they qualify until
their terms expire, IL N not unlikely
that they VIII BIO severely uuusurei By
their commitments for the eniorceme ut
OF measures made necessary by the
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tcckiesslcts VI their Predecessors. A
husiutAa man OF high rctuto DE- c'nrcs
that IN order g. ssvu tho city "a, m alb
solu'efuin next year that the regular
taxes viii have 10 DO nearly n not
quite doubled.
That creator, susiaiuer and lover Of
tnitetdemnllou politics, q. w. Powers,
was never happier than while attend.
ing the meeting Of the Third precinct
Democrats OF Saturday uight. The
causu VI his boundlors exubefance
vac the dltc0nient that prevailed and
the part lac h alleged TO have played In
bringing 1t about. The ccckits Of his
csll0utej lenft were warmed 10 such
an extent that he rubbed bis virgin
palms with CLEO that made him the
observed Of III observed. ARGUS.
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That Injunction Suit.

The registration Injunction suit,
Thornton vs. Walden was to have come
on for hearing In Judge Bsrtch's court
this morning, and tho witnesses re-,
auilei were IN attendance, IL was
thought, however, that N Judge judd
could not be present and Judge Powers
was engaged Ia tho Arnup trial IN the
other court, tho case had better 20
over. Attorneys Harris and lie
Graude Young, on tho part Of the de-
fpndaut, suggested that this hearing
take place tomorrow morning, 10 which
proposition his Honor assehIUd.
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I'M mernn.mY law
Enorts to secure vote Upon II In
the House.


MAsIuNGTOH, %. O., Oct 4.--SIeu.
uous efforts have been mado by con.
gTtnmen invoring anu those opposing
the McCfeaty substitute ior tie Genry
bill 10 agree upon "A time when the
Till snail DO considered,
III feared there will be no quorum
in the House RH coon ~ n vote h taken
on the federal election law repeal oil.
Efforts will be made 10 get the bill up
ns soon after this vIts IN possible.
some Of i,s opponents want " put u
OH until the ilrst u November, TO whit
Tor n quorum. There Ia llttlu doubt
expressed that the bill win 20 through
aa soon Ms vote eau be- reached.
several western memhers arc prepar.
ing speeches which will severely ar.
algn the administration for the non.
enforcement Of the Gehry law.
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WOmnn Snlrage Meellng.

Tho delegates to ihc Woman SUI.
rage convention meet Mt The Four.
tecuth ward assembly rooms tomorrow
morning, Dot. bth, ut 10 O'Clock a. rr.
Tho convention will meet ut
O'Clock D.. m. nj the came place. AZ.
It,strs Will he maize by Mfs. Jane >.
Hichnfds, % Oguen, Mfs. sarah ~.
Nimbali, Hon. Chsfl,s W. rrnfusv
hhd oihcu. Dr. NJ. llughts Cannon
will rccite Io,m. IL Will be- au in
lefssling meeting. Every oJdy Is IA.
yilCd 10 attend.