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The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
Mayors Court.

Walter NJ. Browning was charged with
disorderly conduct, but he submitted his
case and was discharged upon the pay
ment of the cost, amounting to s. 80
Willie Christian was charged with in
sulting Old man Max Fivell, Jew who
has very patriarchal appearance, by
calling him Santa Claus. He was di-
charged upon the payment of the cost,
$3.50.
Nelson Long, the porter at BlacknalI :
drug store, was charged with the same
offence, and was discharged upon pay
ment of cost.
Wesley Ray, who was charged with
The larceny of some sausage cases, was
bound over TO court in the sum of $25
MoIlie NnlpeS, who was charged as being
his accomplice. was discharged
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
POPULISTS MEET.
j. G. Lyon Was Made Chairman, and w
w. Woods Secretary.

j. G.. Lyon Was Made Chairman, and w.
w. Woods Secretary.
The Durham township populist con-
ventiOn was held in the court house this
afternoon. 1t was called for one o'clock
but did not convene until 25O. The con-
yention was called to order by J. G. Lyon
who declared the convention open for
business, J. G. Lyon was made perma.
nent chairman, w. w. Woods, on motion
was made permanent secretary.
Mr.. Lyon addressed the convention in
a few we'll chosen words.
He said he had Joined this party two
years ago, and had burned all his bridges
On motion committee of three were
appointed by the chair to confer together
and recommend ten delegates to the
county convention to be held here next
Saturday. They were D. Mangum, Mr..
Perry, J. X. Shambly.
The following were elected delegates
to the county convention: n. w. Hol-
loway. w. D. Cole, w. D. Blalock, J. ".
Ferrell, J. D. Perry, w. S. Newton, Jas
Sheppard, D NJ Cheek, Rev Ed Brown,
col Rev. Sun Holman, col.
The selection of delegates did not seem
to meet the entire approval of the con
vention as there was only four votes cast
The next business being the nomination
of township constable John A. Proctor
was nominated by acclamation.
The following gentlemen were elected
as the executive committee for this town
ship: G. J Knight, S. D. Perry, w. p.
Proctor, w. P. Haily and w. T. Neil,
Mr.. Lyon was called upon and ad-
dressed the convention. He said he was
here, and full-fledged populist, and his
reason for Withdrawing from the demo
cratic party was that he found that
neither the party was for his interest,
and that he believes the populists is the
party for the people.
D. Mangum was called upon to speak,
but he wanted to adjourn the meeting t
once.
Mr.. O D. Perry arose and said that / e
was not the oldest man in North Caro-
lima, but he was one among the oldest
populists in the state. That five years
ago he could earn 81 easier than he could
10 cents today, and that is proof enough
for him to know that something is wrong
with the government.
On motion the convention then ad
journed.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

ATLANTA. September S.-Back OF the
story of the shooting of Castor. the A.
rican colOnizer. which occurred at d
place near Sparta Monday night. there
is sensational story of fraud and false
Dretense which has stirred up that en-
tire section of the state.
The wounded cOlOnizer is not BenJa-
min f. Castor, the famous negro emil
grafton agent who worked Atlanta tor
several months. but d preacher who has
pulled the ignorant negroes Of Hancock
county and adjoining counties for sew
eral thousand dollars.
As a matter of fact the Atlanta Gas
ton is now in Liberia and will set sail
for this country in a few days. lie
went to Liberia some time in June, and
has been there getting into homes a
colony of Georgia negroes that he car
ricd to Liberia.
During his absence he has been i'm
personated by swindler and "a hum
bug who. in the name of the African
movement. has collected several thou
sand dollars from his blind followers.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
ADMIRAL ERBEN RETIRED.
Commodore Richard Meade Secures u
Promotion as n Result.

"A~.N9goN. September S.-Rear Ad-
MIRA Hrury Erbcn, commanding the
European naval station was 81 wears
".d yesterday. and hauled down the ad-
h'ra.> pcnant ON the flagship Chicago.
taking his place on the retired list. The
'h'caEo iN at Cowes. Eng. and her COM
"andrr, Captain Nathan. will succeed
Admiral Erben as chief of the European
station until the arrival of Commodore
kirkland from Cape Town TO relieve
I'm. Commodore and Acting Rear Adj
mlral Richard Meade became rear adj
miral yesterday through the retirement
Of Admiral Erbcu.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
County Schools.

Mr.. R B. Blalock, superintendent of
public instruction, visited the school in
district 13, white, today, in Oak Grove
township. Miss Maggie Laws is the
teacher. She attended the Nash school
at Hillsboro and is well educated There
are now fifty five pupils enrolled in her
school She is very earnest energetic
teacher The school committee of this
district are Messrs. Joseph Hopson, w
G. Page and Charley Morris.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
THE FLOODS IMPEDE THE WAR.
Military Operations in the East at Prac-
cal Stand Still for the Present.

Military Operations in the East at a Prac-
cal Stand Still for the Present.
TOXIC. Japan, September S.-The last
reports from the front tell of heavy
rains. which have impeded military
operations. The streams of the Korean
peninsula have risen rapidly and much
of the adjacent lOwland is partially
flooded. The Japanese officers say 1t
is not likely that any battle will be
fought before the floods subside Occa-
sional sllirmishes have taken place they
say. but neither side has tried recently
to bring about a decisive action. The
Japanese regulars now in Korea num-
Der 80. 900. Some 10000 Of these troops,
comprising a strong cavalry force, have
been detailed for the scouting service
and the protection Of the main army S
lines of supply and communication.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
THE WATTS HOSPITAL.
When Completed will Prove "A Credit to
Durham Workmen.

Mr. Norton is certainly doing some
very fine work on the Watts hospital.
i would be of interest 10 any one who
contemplate building soon TO investigate
this piece of work and see how it is bein :
done. The workmanship on building
a very large part Of ii. Durham is fortu-
I ate in having a contractor who is capa-
bic of doing such work. The grading of
the hill in front Of the building is being
done by Nr r. II. Hibberd, another one
Of Durham's citizens who understands
their business The plumbing and heat
ing will be done by 5. w Holman x Co
who have force of very capable men in
their line. 1t is TO the credit of the city
that all OF this work can be done by
home concerns.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
CAROLINA COUNTERFEITERS.
Arrest of Lloyd and Wilson at Manning
and Their MouIds Captured.

MANNING, :. c., September S.-Joe
Henry Lloyd and Charles l.. Wilson.
both white. have been arrested and
lodged in Jail here for counterfeiting by
Deputy Charles l.. Emanuel. Mr..
Emanuel says he found seven moulds
for counterfeiting in all denominations
from nickle to one dollar. 1t is
thought that there are several more
who will be arrested in a few days.
The counterfeit money has been pass
ing around here for about six months.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
THE REVOLT THE WEST.
Three Senators, Confidently Believed
Ready to Disentegrate at any Moment.

WASHINGTON. September st is re
ported here today and credited among
many politicians that Senator Teller
and Senator Shoup, have determined
upon a course similar to that pursued
by Senator Jones, to leave the
republican party. 1t has been known
here for some time past that
Senator Dubois was meditating leaving
the republican party. but the report
that Senators Shoup and Teller con,
template similar action has created
CONSERVATION among the republicans
in this city.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
The Modern 1SeautV

lhrI'es on good food and sunshine, with
plenty OF exercise in the open air. Her
form 9 oWs with health and her face
blooms with lis beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, She uses the gentle and pleasant
liquid laxative Syrup of Figs.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

The worst forms OF
Scrofula, Salt rheum,
letter, Eczema, Erysip-
elias, BoilS, Carbuncles,
Enlarged Glands, Tu-
mors and Swellings, are
cured by it.
Mrs JOHN G. FOSTER.
of s. Chaplin Street, Can
dnddi0ud, ". Y, says ::
II was troubled with
eczema, or salt-rheum,
seven years / doctored
with a number of our
home physicians, also
with Rochester. New
York. and Philadelphia
doctors, and received no
benefit / paid out hum
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
TRAGEDY IN A GEORGIA TOWN.
j. +. Robinson. OF TaIIulah Falls, Uses a
Pistol +. w. Shirley.

TAILULAH FALLS, Ga, September s.
J. F. Robinson shot and seriously
wounded E. w. Shirley yesterday. The
ball entered below his right shoulder,
ranged downward through the right
lung and came out just below the right
shoulder blade. Robinson says he did
not intend to kill Shirley, but did in
tend to disable him. The doctors say
that recovery is extremely doubtful.
Robinson is partner in the Tallulah
furniture and lumber company, and a
brother to the state senator, T. A. Rob-
inson. The trouble occurred about a
difference in settling a lumber transac-
ton.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
East Durham Items.


Rev. Mr.. Blanchard is spending the
week In Cary.
w 5. Dutfte, of Roxboro, arrived in
the town this evening on visit to his
brother, Rev. J F. McDuttie.
Rev. J. F. McDutfie arrived today from
Robinson Grove, Durham county, wh"re
he went to fill his appointment.
Mr. j. w. Cameron, one of our promi
nent citizens, has just completed a very
neat home in the eastern part Of the city
He is teaching school near the city.
f. G. Stephens, a highly esteemed cili-
zen of our thriving little town, is confined
to his room, we are very sorry to state,
with a slight touch of fever We bope
he will be out soon
w. J. Wyatt visited Oak Grove day
or so ago and reports crops injured very
much by recent rains, fodder especially.
lie is dairyman ia our town and is well
fixed for the business and we Judge from
his vineyard that he was not short on
grapes this year.
Our thriving little town generally is on
a boom. Some new houses are now near
| completion and others starting. Our
grocery men are very we'll satisfied with
their trade and it is little on the increase
also our irurriSt is not savinC very much h
about the stringency of the times
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

People Coming and Going-Notes of In
terest Easily Read.

peo,Is Co,nino and Going-Sotes of In
.sres, Easily Read.
, a.. o:.u
~ : L. l. ''' 60 -
7
Cl'J l""'
Miss Ethel Roberts has been confined
to her home for several days, threatened
with fever
w por,are tho J,.,,,s o,,6 orsarver
ror,r.eo,+.,i,,o hoe noer in ,ba citv for
several days.
Co.a.,a. ,r:.,. o.1 c.,,i1,,
..,..,..., .,t,.., t.,.o l., ,,iei.
CI-... W,
Mr. X b Boon and W. W Fuller left
this morning tor HlIIsboro 10 attend 'he
convention lheTe lodaY'
Miss I-ndinc Barbam. who has been
visiting relatives in Winston for the past
I weeks, returned nome To-Day aI noun
The many friends of Mr.. George Col
Inns will he Glad 10 know he is in the
s,o,o oooi, Ua nacced throngh the citv
ON hfs wav n RaIeioh this noon.
-.
'"lH =" l'sSe"'o' 'n"ii man i'''',
can county con'en'ion' n"' iSS ueu I" 0''''
'oi 'i'' 0'" 'on 'ioi ~ "2n w l'
sept - a. 0'oON N '
N"' opp''o 'N0 p 0-Nc'.'n
N'i'n Caioi'n' q al" lo'0i l",'
"'' 'ol"I"I'y i"'l'''' ~ ii'' 'i'O '''
con 'on'io"
] 1t was found upon investigation by
the street commissioner that the street
in front Of the Watts hospital was in the
CORPORATE limits of North Durham, and
that they could not take any slept in re-
CARDS to grading it without permission Of
the commissioners Of North Durham
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
GASTON WAS NOT KILLED
The Famous Negro Emigra-
tion Agent in Liberia.
FLOODS IMPEDE THE WAR
Military Operations at Stand Still
in the East.

Tragedy in "A Georgia TOwL-rhree west
ern Senators Expected to Leave the Re
publican Party-A Gang OF counter
feiters, Together with Their MOulds,
CAPTURED in This State.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

Ur BurseIl Arrives in New York Healthy
and Strong, but Declines to Speak.
%tw York. September S.-Nothing
Ina, been heard Of j. Emilio Lassus.
'hc missing Bolivian COnaul-Gcncral I"
This city. 1t is now nearly three weeks
since he was last seen in this city anG
in the meantime an acting COnSul-'ren-
rral has been appointed. He Is AlcJan-
dro Santos and is located in the same
building that his predecessor occupied
at no 10 Whitehall street.
Creditors hope that Lasaoo has only
left town for some summer resort for a
little vacation and that ne will turn up
All right It j. alleged. however, that
ne has leunc TO Panama on Pacific
mail steamship.
Others to Follow Stevenson.
The investigation Of the New orl;
police corruption continues TO bear
yood fruit. More than fifty downtown
merchants and produce dealers ap
prarcd Wednesday before Mr.. Wcllman'
associate. Assistant District Attorney
Carruthcrs to furnish further evidence
against Police Captain Stevenson an"
others of the police. 1t iN certain that
II bomb will be exploded in a few days
Mr. Carruthcrs said 50 unrc>crvcdly
and September will not end without
the arraignmcnt Of at least four more
police captains. This will bc the result
Of Mr.. WcIImanS ''originHI invcstiga
tion" begun II few weeks ago.
Doctor BurtscIi Returns.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

dreds OF dollars TO no purpose. have taken
ten bottles Of the Discovery and ain en-
crely cured.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
THE GOSSIP FROM GOTHAM
Depew Will Oppose Morton
for Governor.
SILL BEARS GOOD FRUIT
G,lI}ia'S Consul Yet Missing from
His New York Office.

since the Trial and Conviction of steven :
.onIt A.certained That at Least Four
other Officials Will BE Tried at Once
Or. Bur,elI Arrives in New York He ealthy
and Strong, but Declines to Speak.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
A RECORD

of cures such as
no other medicine
can boast of, has
been won during
the past p years
by DR.. Pierce s
Golden Medical
Discovery.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

ITO RENT -Desirab offices in the Holman
i bulldog. Enquire at GLOBE office.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

NOR ONE CENT A WORD A DAY YOU
II can print your wants. tell of your losses
or your finds in the peoples Penny Place
One Cent Word IA Day.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

W7ANTED-A seven-roOm house with
w good lot. Apply to NJ. O'HARA, Hun
street
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

nLD NEW taken in large
~ lots will be sold for 10 cents hundred in
order to work Oft accumulation OF eX-
changes. Enquire at The GLOBE office.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08
PEOPLES COLUMN

Short Time Cards, 1 Cent per word per
day; One Inch, So per month; Two and
One-Half Inches, 81 per month.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1894-09-08

nor DRESS MAKING-In the latest styles
IL at prices to suit the times, and guaranteed
to give satitactiOn call on Mrs. Geo. S. Taylor
l02 Hunt Street.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
War Views by Steamer.

ny Associated Press
VICTORIA, b g.. Sept. THE En-
press of Japan arrived yesterday after
noon, and the Yokohama correspondent
Of the Associated Press. under date Of
Aug %. writes:
The Japanese troops now In Corea
number upward OF 5000. and were on
Aug Is. placed under Lieut-Ge Nosu
chief Of the Firth Army Corps, VINO
served with distinction In the Satbuma
war OF the rebellion in 1877, and is said
t. have shown great skin in the grand
army manoeuvres of 1897
Dr. g. A. Arnold, NiCe-Consul at
Nagaski, died suddenly on Aug. -
New currency regulations have been
promulgated by the King OF torea. Jap
anese silver coins are 10 circulate side by
side WIKI those of The kingdom.
Amlng the presents sent 10y the En-
per1r ur Japan to the King of Corea is a
richly embroidered national flag Of Corea
1ucsr gIrts contradict the idea of con-
Qups, by Japan.
II f. rtImorcl In Japan that China Is
cndrLyOging to purchase fleet fr-m one
OF Nc South American republics. Thu
NDk 1hamA \ iyeriiser says that Cali has
b.ol approached. and that hI.f q: tho
purchase prize has been paid, and that
the fleet Is now due.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
THE jAPs M SOCIETY BAY.
Have Occupied a Large Island
There in Force. rt
Report that Chill Has Sold n War
9 %" Fleet to China.
by Associated Press.)

SHANGHAI, Sept. IA strong Japan
ese force has occupied a large island in
Society Bay. forty miles northwest of
Port Arthur, and will make II a base OF
operations. Their landing was not OPP
posed. Food and clothing are being
stored and houses are being erected on
the island In preparation for a long
siege on flie paht ot:1he Japanese.
The japanese fleet has returned to
convoy more transports. The Japanese
are too few in number to attack Port
Arthur, from the land. owing to the fact
that the forts nave been strengthened.
Col. Won Hanneken, with "A Chinese
force, is reported to be still pushing for
ward troops to Corea by the way OF
Manchuria. .,
YOKOHAMA. Japan, Sept. Field
Marshal YamagatI has started for Corea
in order To assume command of the
japanese army, which is soon expected
u amount 10 10000 men. When the
organization Of this army IL completed
1t is supposed that an attack in force
will be made upon the Chinese troops.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
KENNEDY ON TRIL.
The Policeman Accused Using
Vile and Indecent LnnhaEe.

The Policeman Accused Using
Vile and Indecent LanhaGe.
The trial Of Policeman Rhoda, Kenne-
dy, of the Leonard street static accused
of using vile. threatening andndecent
language to Alonzo l.. Bennett an en-
ployee at. Jacob HambTger's fholesale
vegetable store, 1879 Duane stet, was
held before Police Commission, Murray
at Police Headquarters this afrnoon.
Some weeks ago 1.-THE Evenir World
published Mr.. Hamburgers sry. and
how he had been prosecuted al intimi-
dated. and how his men had ben ruth
lessly dragged from his store all locked
up on tictitiousi complaints by he police
OF the Leonard street station.
Mr.. Hamburger stated that hhad only
followed a iong-estabished cttom in
placing his goods temporarily pom the
sidewalk, but the police sudhy per-
ceiyed in this a violation ofthe law.
conceivable way. while his tighbors
who fairly Uttered the sidewk, were
allowed to go undisturbed.
The reason for this, Mr.. Hamburger
disclosure, the police trials. an,the evil
dence adduced before the Lew Com
mittee.
Kennedy. said Hamburger annoyed
Thin continually untn II becam 1inbear-
able, and for his own probation he
| lodged Il complaint against hi- at Po-
| lice Headquarters
He stated that he had been avised by
the complaint clerk 10 allow Is clerk,
Mr.. Bennett whom Kennedy rad also
| abused on frequent occasions. 20 make
| the complaint.
raw that two of his most impoant wit
nesses had mysterioisly DISAPPEARED.
and he insinustetdb mat sb poicenn Ken
Kennedy denied this story nd said
| that he had never used indecen or vio-
lent language. He declared tina he had
been forced to make arrests because
| Hamburger persisted ~ plochlg inc
| sidewalks with his go, DIS
| reserved
The evening world., 1894-09-07
SAID TO BE BOYCOTTERs.
KetxIiiS Has Eleven
Men Arrested.

For the NTH time within three months
SELDOM Keeper Joseph KeHlik of DIS
Avenue G. appeared in the Essex Mar
tiers. He accused eleven men of stand
Ing in front OF his saloon last night and
telling customers to boycott him be-
cause he refused 20 give up selling Bud
weiSer beer.
The prisoners gave the names OF Den
mis- -Grancy4 twenty;elght years old of
Wobler. twsntyfour years. OLD, Of los
years old. Of 34s East -Thlrtisth street;
Patrick McVicker, thirty years old, of
4j7 West Twenty-seventh street; Pat
rick Mullick, twenty-five years old, Of
Smith, thirty,,eight years old, ,of376 Tenth
avenue; William Cleary. thirty years
old, of Twenty-seventh' street: Patrick
Maloney, thirty-hve years old. of 420
Ginnis, twenty-nine years old of "a
Tenth avenue; John crotty, twenty
and Patrick Delaney. thirty years old,
of 232 West Nineteenth street.
Kelly and Quinn, of the Union Market
Police station. Saloon Keerer Ketzlik
stated that for two hours the men stood
in front Of his salopp dist1buting boy
cotting circulars. ana trying 10 induce
people to keep out OF the saloon. Ketz-
iik said that when his customers paid
no heed TO the prisoners they were
threatened.
The saloon-keeper says that when ne
ordered them away from in front OF His
premises the prisoners called him harsh
names and threatened to kill him. He
sent for the police and had them ar
rested
The prisoners said they were merely
passersby, and that they were arrested
without cause. They were fined s. each.
The evening world., 1894-09-07
IS ASToUNOlN(!"
Commissioner Murray's Comment
on supt Byrne's Report
Believe That II Portends the De.
partments Reorganization
anti. TammanyLegislature Necessary
to Accomplish This, Howe W..

The report NJ Cunt p,. A..
Police Commissioners ,,,on ~ ,,A,,,,,o
49,, =, , 'po'i the uif'pihe
anu einciency OF the force and his'ecom-
mendations for needed reforms ws the
all-absorbinp tonic os a,so,.,t,., a..
hi, uaaaa,,a '"e
oe neauquar'ers building In Mulberry
s'reel to-day
the ,iinersnt 80 49, 49, po"S y, al
'e uniieieht ranks called, most them
having been summoned to appear b petty
cases for breach NJ diso,-,,na - o,r
ridor. VI u,seip''he. ne cor
iiuois were therefore, considerably
crowded with the bluecoats, who.oitered
about awaiting their ca,l "a n oo,,r,
roor, 'e' "' ~ !" 'o'''
'oo"l
Supt. Byrnes passed thrpug these
crowds several times ana IL t.s rs.
,narsa,,o ,,sa .,nes' ana II vas re-
MAJ Aapie 'he way he was ogie' by his
subordinates. All knew him we by an
pearance. but they seemed , have
learned something very recent which
gave added interest to a view of his
stern yisaee Evident,v ,bo.o ,,o haa
rot roaa ., -. ms ,"o nau
nv ieau VI what ne tnougnt OF the
force had heard 1t repeated, ad they
looked admiringly at the bip nnceman
nh -, , q, .he o's pn.en'an
VINO nad dared to point out the allacies
and shortcomings of the rulesof gov
eminent made by his supenrs the
Conuniss;oners s"peit'' 'he
Pesident Martin was .hs.t nm :,
visit 10 Chairman .ewo1, Of ~ sonata
invektiyating 1nmmittos ana herafare
it was Impossible to obtain forbublicas
of the Sunerintendent' renort " soy
Connmissionnr Sheabants {oorron
said thai he did NOT exnect Tho on,misI MIS-
sion.r before afternnnn ana Eonir
about the matter as 'oo ousy " LAIN
al have haen 60 b,S,, r.. 4, ",,o.
I hive not been abIa 70 civ. X don,,t
ment the close atten,ion III i, re-
essarv in order. io hn 20 =, az ini,n ne &C.
tions or Justice of the cnmm es !,
Gan nissinnor e coi,iIf.s.
knaiYiedged 70 havina read ~ doa az
ment through verv canfuiIv u t NJ uocu-
.ard nante n9 - i u.in IN ~ ne SAID
anu wdnteu 70 gam ne MOI compre-
thas a, nh or, reJBe ~ ioT te reason
, vta' an p,nicipauy SsPonSle ior lts
teri seported uoon we ssp 95e,Ead IL mat y
T paar Ion when men was adopsd by the
no !!nu s sol, .iine ago s,
5s the same IesoIutpn te superin-
zen renu 1n, Sa,I requires 10 rake such
tSscolinienaatiohs as ny sR Ut and
i.nIousnt proper, 10 remeS ap abuse he
discovered by ms lnvestSatin. He did
ms Mork most thorouehlI, an the man
nsr IN which ne set torththeresults was
aui I
=. must decline to discuss the report
az TINS tlne, Tor the retsoi that do
h9t wish 10 commit myhlt until after
oHc-ai action has been tahn. ! will
say tnough, added the Commissioner.
someWhat enthusiastically. that 1t is
an astonishing document
II IL thought likely tnt the Board
may nold another eXecuti,e Session late
tnis AFTERNOON to further dsuss the re-
port, ara also TO llsten T. President
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