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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-02

Gents 4ply linen Collars in All styles standing and
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for these; orr price this week only &c.
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FIRST published January 4ua. lsa4 ln tha
Topeka State journal
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TERMS Oh ArnaCRHPTTON.

Bq FRANZ f. MAeLENNAa.
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Since redting our dining room we have
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Co, 80 Kansas avenue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1894-03-11
SHORT MAPS
An Old Traveller SAYS IaN
rtt,,r-4,,,+o1 News.

An Old Traveller SAYS Ine' =
Most Refreshing
london illustrated News.
II I mistake not, Sir james
Browne, in the course Of a rs't'l
remarked upon the curious s's
our brain as regards sleep ~ ..
case OF people who rarely sl'1
much and who, nevertheless, !. " .
carry on intellectual work wiz /,
ability. ] suppose there IS q /
nrsin I'm the matter Of sleeP z y
~ and. while .ordinaiH5,
Iii 1u9ntllm OF absolute "
MS c0ntrlve, az haDhi 70 70 ~ ns
n minimum II somn9,i,e KY "A e
subiect was lHtely recaile;S, ~ " 4 4!
i happonei TO be dining .los ..es
i,1ou.n surgeon In Dusy plssv' IL
Nv friend Is a man W. va n
iourneys over me leus'" ,sfu1l
The land. He had luss ,irej st!i
I6rr and tedious journey, Bsl|
W. sat down TO dinH,sla, n a
. w he fell sound asleep Wax
three minutes not mo- N.Y. bls Qsis.
eoch nap he woke, up ! lumber,
went OH again mo ., slI rhat II
Rim closely. ! observe, sr tht
, w. ,,,.lalssning he grew brlspt'IItm s 81
" N.'h ' ,'','.t'5 and hy the uns
at an end RlelaiasH lnstallmsnr
i HI reP 5i% VA a. ss sS95aG sd &
"a long sleep whieel, , , tissus Z
active brain? Ne ,I,,ls slesp .
easily with very niue Il
take food. .,risnce the q.
good. aud It reveals 5a I conlii~
some respects aholins'
brain and It's ways - .,
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In addition there were &c steeplechases
and % hurdles making a grand total of
u .lL rnnaa
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BISHOP KINSoLvGlGs ME
ING.


~ tAND NAH Nl4RllEs
Bishop hinsolving o. Az, IN
chased an old historic hirs.ri- 4
tin for the site of an lnsH.sr 1 4, i
ture OF church house q. ~ h
diocese of Texas.
Speaking of this in ts,-a,ssr /,
ceived by Rev, Fran Ia 4 ty M
he says
1T is my earnest daa9 s1Sa 4
the city Of Austin an sr.1i. / n
nature of a church hog2 4. sd 1
the young ladies ATTENDING q r-EsI
and high school, this hOlsehaaal
of proper and competent psl'a y.
der the general oversight az! ti.-l
myself n - the bishop Of TIE eis
equipment to extend TO all tall
make school life a church Lone
lated and guided by Christian 4
and supervision; the teaching y
music, art, culinary science and 4
pIrtucnts OF education and GU
taught in the university, and z
ment In every way needed ne &
titic and literary training 10 Be .
State.
THE grea. difficulty Of chur2
In these days is to compete WY,
lie free schools and colleges B4
fort VIII be directed toward sS1i
of cost, the full benefits q z.
gift of Texas 10 her children =
OF dIst-class university edlal,
supplemeuting this with IN. 7
church protection and the gIa9s
training as the university Y Y
OF things. can not give ! ~
this house broad and cathoie =
ence and spirit, and as iaT a. l.s
cmpt from mere eccleslas.ie.,-. !
tari9uism. and It's general ~.
aims of such a character as Y !.
confidence and enlist the srgsl
an true friends Of the hlslA {
of women, Az,
BIsh0p Kinsolving follows usll
statement that II he can ralss /.
OD0 he will be able 20 open w :.
a fair beginning in the as'...
present year He makes : y
urgent appeal for asslsiale
worthy object, one when ~ ~
self most heartily to every MS
cation.
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THE BALANCE OF


Hardware. - ,heorles on
,, '2o,,' in regard 70 rsis q
c loi ed the balance .o,i.otsi lsp''s,
c cl,i, that the sec ass ,ssnsrlIII. :,
G CIiiaciSus. It has b ben aor. y
t tno, n a nation imp2 ,.,aj u o.,
L",, But Eng ana l,,ise o ~
tra "a me q, richest Nation VI % =.
ggl lo2Se export so5,rt ysg lsf 81 p3el I
, their inhabitants , als ~ z, ,'s
not '' sat one e thlas 4 b
that the si,5 PT oIum. II b. =. SSs s ~
g 3,t,i its oS'I 10 81 is pis ~ \
regard s,.ol.3 are students de- ... il /.
lnl,l,'' nay the eis,s5aai :
s sears as much a /. ! ~
work ...,,l It c %Ii'i be Rs'' I"
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The Advocate admlrcs N. ,.,.,,
two or three reasons-one Z s' .i,'
liceman naturally lows 10 i "a \.
all occasions, and, as II IN, 4, :
to he9tow our admiration M.
do so unhesitatingly and az, ~ ~, i
of policy The best Of NJ \,
times grabbed by the poloss,, !,
shouldu' { we, some time 8, cis,,'
event we want TO be 'solii M
that grabs us.
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Roby.. o.. ...... 100. ... -. 49,. 453
| New Orleans ...... 1900. ..-....... LIB
| Kansas city ....., 80. .....- 90. -. liza
| Eas. ST. Louis. ..... o.. .... ...... 500
DISTANCES OF RACES RUN.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
Crosby & Hill

In addition to The many excellent
bargains which We are now showing
at almost every counter in our large
and beautiful storeroOm we call at
tention to some Others Just received, -,
which are worthy Of prompt atten-
tion.
One lot Of Diagonal Dress Goods,
"a inches wide, in all tho leading
colors and black; excellent fabric
very good value at 25 cents yard.
Our price, l9 cents a yard
25 cozens II. x s. COrsets, made
Of good jean, stripes each side, ,
side steels, silk stitching, q rows on
each side, Swis embroidery trim
ming, sizes Is to %; a splendid wear
ing Corset; sold as a great bargain
by one Of The leading stores Of Phila
deiphia at 55 cents. Our price, 46
ceuts e pair.
3G dozens Mems Summer Merino
Shirts and Drawers. sizes 30 70 Al ,
silk binding, pearl buttons, silk EN-
bIoidered, ribbed skirt, regular made
cuffs, subject 10 very slight imper-
tections; regular so cent goods We
will sell this lot for 81 ! ? cents each
One lot Of Ladies' Swiss Ribbed
Vests, Sc each. Wonderful value.
Another lot, very much better, ex-
cellent quality, Is cents each; two
for % cent?.
The Hosiery Bargains we have
advertised have proved to be very
attractive. Another one consists of
a lot OF ladies' and children's two
thread Black Derby Ribbed Hose at
10 cents pair. Wonderfully cheap
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
OIL calmsa the rronbIeh NYater..

After an extremely rough voyage Of
ltteen days from Antwerp, during which
recourse was three times had 10 oil in the
oiIort TO break the force Of the trenend-
Gus seas that swept her deck, the steam
ship Switzerland came up the Delaware
yesterday afternoon and landed 1lj
steerage passengers. On the 23i the
wind amounted 20 hurricane and the
vessel labored so severely that oil in bags
was hung over the weather bows for
fourteen hours, with the result of
smoothing this worst Of the seas. On
the 21th, during a heavy northeast blow,
oil was used constantly for twenty four
lours, and carried the vessel safely
through mountainous seas.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

BOWLER. m ihis city, on March 3. 1855.
Charles Wc.ley howlcn.
CROOKS In this city. on March %. islf.
Helen Marie. daughter ol Jalucs ard Matilda
Crooks, aged months.
EOWAROS.-ln this citv. orr the gih in-
siant, al 5.top. IA john iL. Edwards, aged 20
years.
CROSSA AN.-N-ar Red ion. Del on Feb
ruafy 20, Walter IT.. sen 81 kli aid Hes er
lrussHn, aged months.
HOLMES -Noar Ashland. Del sn Fthru-
airy zu, le'i j. Jackson Holmes. aged ~ Years.
AON.-ln this city. on ,he glih irstant.
oliver, son ot Robert and ..i-t Kenyon,
aged ld Yeag5.
hglatives on' fletds are lu1ifpd go attend
,ne igneihl from tle csicence "t l'a parents.
NO IN Lnht Front street. uf sunday. March
4, nt = o. m. lntermeut at BYersic, Come
terry,
LOBDF LL.-On tho 1T in.tant. GEORGE q
Lohoell, In the ,lth year of hisag
Lin On February 2l. isai. Mar
Euret, widow of the late Cautaiu Owen No.
Culin formerly OF this city.
.QDiLL.-in this city. oa tho esih Instant.
Aheie daughter of Daniel and ELLEN Quill.
aged I'D months.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
Personal Events.

Mrs j. M. Saunders. Miss Reba
Saunders. Miss Nellie Wise and Mrs
Howard Lohand, were in Philadelphia
% day
w. II Eberle of Wilmington, was ia
the city last evening instructing the
City Cornet Band.
Miss Fanny Morgan has gone TO Phil
adelphia to day for twoweeks' visit
with friends
Harry Montgomery, who was quietly
married last August, has taken up his
residence on Cherry street.
Miss Sadie Whipi. who has been so.
iourning with Wilmington friends, has
returned home
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
A sPENDTHRlFT's REMoRsE.
Mrs. Ireland Feared tho Exposure % Her
Forgarios aud Killed HorsoIG


CINCINNATI. March 3-The suicide OF
Alice Iellew Ireland In her bedroom 10 an
elegant home on Walnut hills was sensa-
uonm in the extreme she was O bride Of
six weeks Her family was one of the
wealthiest and most highly respected in
the city. The first intimntiou her husband
had of suicidal intent was Thursday, when
Mrs. Donham, a neighhor, came hurriedly
down Co the city and told her husband that
she had received a note from Mrs Ireland,
with some clothing, telling her she did not
need them amy more.
Mrs. Donham sought Mr. ireland, and
they went Immediately 10 the house. It
was locked securely. They broke in aud
found Mrs ireland room locked Break
lng IN, they found her unconscious on the
bed and the gas turned on. When she was
revived, she uphraided them, saving she
would Go it all over again. Mr.. and Mrs
Donham remained an night, and Mrs Ire
land promised TO make no other attempt
on her lie.
While at breakfast the next day pistol
shot was heard Mr. ireland rushed TO her
room and found her in bed. where she had
evidently hoped Co muille the sound She
| was unconscious and died ira a few min
utes' her letters spoke ol mistreatment
10y her mother, but il Is a,9arent chat she
was suffering from a m q ul disorder not
even known To her husband.
Their married life was very happy The
dead woman's mother gives a clew to the
tragedy by saying that her daughter was a
! phenomenal spendthrift and that recently
she Che mother) had paid note Of $500
which had been negotiated by Mrs. Ire.
land. The mother had not told her daugh.
ter that she had taken care OF the forged
/ paper Dread Of exposure IS supposed tc
have driven her TO desperation.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
IncIdenl. IL ID IN.

Presiding Elder Barrett will occupy
the pulpit a. the NJ. h. Church to-
morrow aud will conduct love feast at 9
y IA. In the morning DR.. Martindale
will preach at Stanton.
In tie b. + Sunday s,hoo, tomorrow
afternoon rehearsal will behsld, with
an enlarged orchestra, for the missionary
anniversary next sunday March H.
Bishop Coleman Is expected to arrive
from Wilmington to night TO oiliciate
to morrow at Emmanuel Church.
Rev S Beattie Wylie will preach
specially % the young men Of New
Castle 70 morrow evening in the Pres
byterian Church
'klisha tue Beloved Prophet" will
be the topic at the Epworth League
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; = e pleasant
and refreshing 70 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the svs-
lem efectually, dispela colds. head
aches and fcvers and cures habitual
consiipaiion. Syrup Of Figs is the
pnly remedy Of its kind ever pro
1uced, pleasing to the taste and ae
,eptable 10 the stomach. promnt in
its action aud truly beneficial In its
saects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances. its
many excellent qualities commend it
TO oil and have made It the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup OF Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
Eists Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FfG SYRUP Co
SAN FRANCISCO. cxI.
LOUISVILLE, ~ ASw y0ak. nv
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
PICKED VIKINGS.

Princess Colonna arrived at her old home
To California
A tlawless opal as large as hens egr
was found in Idaho
Louise kellogg, shot by Pitcher NIcNabb
In Pittsburg, Is dead
a young Oregon farmer shot q neighbor,
his daughter aud himself
Governor Flower refused to sign the
Troy bipartisan election bill.
Mayor Eustis Of Minneapolis has order
cd the poolrooms to close under the new
ordinance
A mob was with difficulty restrained
from lynehing Murderer Puryear IN
Stroudsburg, Pa.
Burglars stole 81 800 from the safe Of the
fremont, Elllhorn and Missouri Valley
depot at Casper, Wy.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
TABLE LINENS.
TOWELS, napkins.

The great sale on these goods con
tinues. We have made a great hit
on these goods, as the many buyers
Of onr Linen Goods have discovered.
Another lot of those Table Linens
at 81 l , cents a yard just opened,
making the third lot since February
1st. You are invited to participate
in these Linen bargains which are
calling into our store so many bright,
shrewd cash customers Who know a
good thing when they 4eo it. You
bettor i)in the procession.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

pray en- meeting 10 morrow evening Miss
Miriam Davidson win have charge Of
the meeting.
The executive committee of the Ep
worth League win hold a meeting at the
N \ parsonage this evening
Abram Kelly, OF New Castle hundred
is congraiulstiug himself rs being the
only man 20 get his Ice house .dlled IN
this hundred.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
Before applying for lie insurance il

Before applying for lie insurance in
any other company call or send 10 the
Office of The Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of New York, No S37 Market
street. for full information as 20 the
actual results paid daily TO policy holders
In the Oldest, largest, strongest and best
dividend paying company in the world.
T. Howard Lewis general agent, No.
S31 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
nennhlIcnns Ii cnncns-

The Republican County Executive
Com mittee met in the Young Mems Re
publican Club this afternoon. Every mum
dred In the county was represented Toe
business was routine and secret in char
acter.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
REnIsrER,s ORpERs.
ID EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,


New Castle County, Del, February II, leea
Upon the application of Ihqmas \. ore
man and James Hoffecker, Jr., Executors
of Bennet Hszlet. late of Wilmington hundred,
in said county, deceased. Il Is ordered and dl-
rected by the Register that the Executors
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Letters
Testamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 70 De
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters in six Of the most pubic places or
the county of New Castle, requiring all per-
sons having demands against the estate 10
r,resent the same, or abide by an act of assem-
blv in such case made and provided; and also
cause the same 10 be inserted within the same
neriod fn the EVENING JOuRHAL- a newspaper
published In wilmington, Del, and 70 be con-
tinued therein three weeks, le. O. d.
Given under the hand and seal
- of Office Of the Register aforesaid
at Wilmington, in New Castle
IL 3. county Aforesaid, the day and
wear above written.
- ]. WILKINS COOCH, Register.
NOTICE.
Notice r. hereby given that letters Tests-
n,enfarv we're in due form Oflaw grante,i unto
fhe undersigned, on the seventeenth day of
February, A. D.. 1921. and that all persons hav-
ing claims against the estate Of the deceased
must present the same. duly attested, To the
said Executors. on or DpIOre the seven
teenth day Of February. 1895, or abide the
Act of assembly in such case made and pro-
vided THOMAS n. FORE IAN
JAMES II. HOFFECKER. Jr..
Address. Wilmington. Del.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
Failed to Return Money or oysters.I

Report was received at the police
station this afternoon that George Norris
was entrusted with some oysters TO sell
by a women living at Eighth and But
tonwood streets He disappeared. and
had not turned up with the oysters OF
proceeds at a late hour.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
Correction.

The advertisement Of l. Lewis Row
yesterday, under the head of Steel Enam
eled Ware should have read qt. seam-
ess covered cook pots 62c; qt. Tic in
lstead Of qt and Got.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

We take up. clean aud relay ctrpeis
and reupholster furniture. prices lowest
satisfaction guaranteed lis King street
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

To avoid having your carpets ripped,
send them 70 the Diamond State Carpet
Cleaning Works. llS King street.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
1'wo sunday school Glasses Entertaiu.'

Thomas Frazer's Sunday school class
will give an entertainment OF "Distiu-
euished Guests next Tuesday evening
81 Mr. Frazsrs residence. Every visitor
viii be presented with a sousenir, al
though only ten cents will be charged at
The front door Last night J. b Manlove's
class gave an oyster supper in the lecture
room of the M L Church and large num-
Der Of friends Of the young women at
tended.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

William J. Quigley, northwest corner
OF Fourth and Shipley streets. has a large
snapper weighing thirty eight pounds,
which he wit serve for soup on Saturday
night next March 3.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
letter carrier Fiinn's Dlsgraco.

ugh Outrsgeousl Awful pitiabler
were some of the expressions Of dis
gust and disapproval of scene that
was Witnessed on the streets here yes
terday. Half dozen Municipal Court
prisoners had just marched through the
streets chained together, when here
came the United States marshal, all the
way iu from the outer station. with
Lister Carrier Thomas Finn. The gray
uniform. even % the cap and United
States buttons, was still on the unfortu-
nate man, his head Was bowed In dis
grace, aud his hsnds were plnioned in
front Of him by the regulation United
States handouts It was certainly a
repulsive sight, and many people were
so moved with pity for the man that
had be broken away, they would have
hindered rather than aided the officer in
his recapture.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
snaden nsah af an raItor,. VIC.

Just as this bright spring morning
dawned the light Of Christ like. mo Ell
and honorsi life went ont Mrs. Georgie
Sentmau, wife OF Editor Charles II
Seminar, Of the County Herald, was
taken sick last week, but q few days
ago her Illness developed into pneu
monia. and then her friends became
anxious. They were dumbiounded this
morning. and the entire community was
saddened 90 learn of her death during
The e2rly morning hours Mrs Sentman
was "A years old, and native Of VIII
mington. Two little children survive
her Funeral services will probably be
held on Tuesday afternoon
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
A SPRING
STARTER IN
TROUSERS.

pair. Fit, trimmings and work
guaranteed. They have always
been sold at $40 and we doubt
if you can find the same any
where now for less than IS.
Not old styles, but this seasons
new goods, and having bought
them in pieces and half pieces
for cash is the only way we can
offer them as we do. This
promises to be a big season for
popular prices and we have
ready and are preparing a big
line of $40 and S25 Sack and
Cutaway Business and Dress
Suits, which we will be delight.
ed to show you at any time.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Sudden Death OF Editor g. II. seminar =
Beloved wire-Iuterestlne Services In
tho Church ro-morrow-Other Matters.
Special Correspondence evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE March 3.-One faicical
law that the city Of New Castle is gov
erned by is that which appropriates $50
8 year for a man 20 make an assess
ment For years 70 mas been the GUS
tom tor these SO called city assessors.
soon after their election 10 pay some we'll
posted man 20 copy the assessment OF the
year before and then trust the work Of
addition 90 an appeal court, which Is
the City Council sitting for one week
during Msy As a consequence Of this
unrusinesslike arrangement, at least
twenty-five prominent younR men can
not vote ~ to day election and the city
will be deprived OF ct least $40 ia cash
taxes SIS every man OF them had the
money TO pay last night.
This is economy wi b a vengeance. On
the clerks desk are q pile Of small bills
becoming mildewed, as 10 we're. because
there isn't enough money in the treasury
70 pay them, while, on the other hand.
the city will lose nearly 500 In poll taxes
because of a miserable assessment ana
three score OF young men throughout the
city. from % to - years old have no right
10 vote.
While tie late John J Gormley WAS IN
Council be suggested that a bill be pre-
pared at once allowing an assessor per
capita remuneration, and that the bill be
hurried down to Dover The movement
was then throttled and was never re
vived at the next city election, how
ever. 10 Is proposed 10 elect an assess
mont COPPER Instead Of an assessor.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

Seven styles of
genuine Import
ed W or 8 t e d
Trouserings to
be made to order
for SC so the
Evening journal., 1894-03-03
NO ASSESSORS ASSESS
They Pay Others to Copy the
Old City Lists
AND LEAVE NEW VOTERS BEHIND

Sudden Death Of Editor C. II. sentman's
Beloved wire-IuterestiuE Services IN
the Church Tomorrow other Matters.
Evening journal., 1894-03-03

81. Andrews Church. southwest c0raer OF
Eighth and shipley streets. Hev. Charles k
Murray, rectors services sunday 6t iU3 a. M.
ANA p. m Tuesday, 90 %. mo-; Wcdno.-
day. at . % m; traav 40 fu u nI %
and % p m. On tIlday ats i5p u. Nev. q.
II. s. Wnipole, u. ID. viii deliver the third of
the course of PICTURES under tnc Hu-pices uf
the Church club of Delaware. Subject; "Cul-
tlru and Rel gion."
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1894-10-26
NBIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Interesting Items From Various Points IL
the County, Reported by Our staff Of
Correspondents.
JERSEYTOWN.

Our milliner, Mrs. ]. R. Converse,
is by all appearance, doing fine bust
ness.
Miss Maud Lee, who has been
living at her sisters in Bloomsburg,
came home on last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Sallie Parker and daughter, of
Louisville, Kentucky, are visiting
relatives at this place.
Clark Lyons and family, of Pine
summit, paid John Converse visit
on Sunday last
Protracted meeting is still carried
on at this place without any success
yet.
Just as daylight was appearing on
last Sunday morning two of our
young gentlemen came driving in to
town. Well, boys, there must be
some attractions at MillWlle.
Kinlin's Maude trots at the Dan
vile fair in. a:ao4. Hurrah for Maude !!
She is no slouch for farm horse.
A few young people of this place
attended the dance at the Washing
tonville Hall on last Thursday even
ing. They report good time.
Clarence Whitmire made a trip to
Bloomsburg on Monday last.
The Democratic meeting held at
this place on Monday evening, Octo
Der 18th, by Hon. c. r. Buckalew
and Thomas B. Hanly, Esq, was we'll
attended and many cheers were given
to the speakers. John M. Smith was
appointed as Chairman.