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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
rur,ycovE rax BILI.
provlsions of the Measure n Agreed Upon
nv the ID IN c~afs

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. H.-The in
came tax bin as approved by the Demo-
cratic members of the Ways and Means
Committee was laid before the fnil COM
m,ttee at this mornings meeting IL was
read in part hut the committee adJoufhe'
before the reading was finished.
The hill provides tax OF per ren''
upon all incomes Of citizens OF the 'h''-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23
y.liou Fever Al Bio iane.ro.

RIO DE JANElRO Jan. TIT ~ I'M
possible FOR vessels 10 discharfe the''
cargocs at this port owing 20 ne yeiio"
foyer endemic. The deaths frem this
disease average eleven daily.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

The .uprem- 'our Decides Against IT,
Ha,vey yvs. Mcfarland Cas-

DES MONIES. IA, jan, 22-Ine su-
preme Court to-day decided the famous
case OF j. A. Harvey vs.. W. III. hcFHr-
land. Secretary Of State. involving ths
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

rns following was the range oI rns
,,sr,oo,aeter az the Times ONCE yes'erday'
A. g.. ss: Y ~. s.; =. A.. ~: Ne
IS. Or. ~. vs.; y a.. H. Average =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-01-23

N"Aht fnf on the free List.
tr. Price Dem.. La onercd an amend
nent 20 The substitute providing for
tf'i tax on sugar
Nr. hekieJohn's amendment was then
voted on. ana was defeated yeas. 81:
pays. l5H Among these who voted FOR
'As amendment were the following De,no-
Cats.
Messrs. Davy, Robertson. Never Prica
ahl blanchard. all OF Louisiana.
aif pricts amendment was also defe,f-
"a yeas 10; nays, li9 The following Dem.
e,fsis voted for the amendment:
Nfssfs Boatner. Price. blanchard
Black dii). Bailey TeXaa, Dayy and
Never
The harter amendment was lost ON a
Viva yOce vote. The vote was thfn taken
on me MfRae amendment. and Il WAS
agreed 20 on a vote ~ tellers by yeas
-. nays. -. Among those who voted for
t0e amendment were the following Re2uD-
!c1rf.
Aes's 5. crosvcror. Dalaell. Ellis Moon,
.,ii 2, Mccall. Cannon. Wilson (Wash-
i,.s''nl Lacey. Hopkins. Hangen. Me
Settle. Scranton, Marsh, Doolii-
', and Funk
l ROBERTSON Dcm.. La offered an
naineAt providing for a tariff tax on
NJ lf mis- amendment Mr.. Warner
N y. 1.) offered ab amendment put
ifaEtd sugar on the free list.
,,,,n, hreehinfidge n<y.) offered a sub-
PROVIDING. for duty Of one cent
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
BEEF FOR THE SWISS.



Movement for the Importation Of Amer.
lean Cattle Into swift zerland.
movement for the Importation OF
American cattle into Switzerland has been
set ON foot indirectly through the instru-
mentality OF Eugene German, tho
United states Consul at Zurich. Not
long ago Mr. Gcrmain sent ~ the State
Department reporS entitled "Pros-
poets for American Beef in Switzer.
land" IL was printed in the New Yorl,
stats Ieitung, u copy OF which reached
the Zurich Public Library. The article
was brought 60 the attention OF the Bauern
Bund. farmers organization. and a
meeting was called with n view to taking
steps TO secure youn, American cattle to
replen ish the stables OF the farmers, who
are badly In need OF such t,ck. Negotia-
tions are under way which. the Consul be.
leSes, Will result In "a committee being
ssnt to America TO Investigate. and II
found practicable TO purchase young cat
tie for shipment 10 switzerland.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
firebOnt on the llotton,.

Chicng,s hreboat Yose mito lie, ct tho
bottom OF Lake Michigan while tho ten
men q! her croS who thou iht never 20 see
the light OF another day lie snug In safe
harbor II. the frehousc which ovcrhan IS
tho river ut La Sale street. Ihr boat
foundcrcd while going TO tho big South
Chicago tire. and tho crew faced death for
hours with u leaking boat slowly settling
under them. driven before tho wind. fires
out rendering pumps useless. the men bail.
Ing with buckets to keep anoat Us long as
possible the doomed tinbers which alone
stood between them and eternity. and all
the while tho lurid CLEAN q torches sig
mailing for help dartol across the storm q.
stirred waters. the gallant crew performed
deeds OF heroism and awaited death so
stolidly and bravcly that their captain
falls IN words to descrIb, his admiration
FOR their pluck and thankfulness for
their rescue at u moment when all hope
had He'd The recording angel may place
ten more lives to tho credit OF Captain st.
Peter and his men ut the jackson Park
Life.savins station.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Too Wise to blow Dat the Gas.

a countryman wearing Il dusty sombrero.
yellow clothes and heavy boots registered
Thursday in the Fountain Hotel at Balu.
more llo had heard OF the result Of
blowing out the gas and then going 10
sleep To prevent an accident he
brought with him candle from
his nome In Kent County, While moving
around his room In the hotel with the
lighted candle In his hand he ran into tho
mosquito netting. 1t blazed to the ceiling
and set fire 10 the bed and bedding There
we're cries OF "Fire!n and a rush for water
and the flames were soon oytinguished.
The countryman was ordered TO leave the
house.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
mo STEAMER ~ PERIL.
Puritan Brcak. Her shat, aud Il lowed
lllck To l,nrf l. INT ar nrisc a Hmm

Puritan Hrcaks Her shat. aud Il lowed
Hack to Fort Enterprise Ruin.
The sight OF 81 mails of distress fly ing
from the steamer Puritan caused consider
able excitement along the lake front ut
Chicago Friday, The steamer was bound
for St Joseph aud had On board u load OF
passengers shc lay about four miles out,
with her flags iiyint signals for aid. The
tug Alpha put out aud found that the
steamer had broken her shaft The tug
towel the boat back into port 1t will
take week or more to make the repairs
IL was fortunate for the passengers and
crew that the shaft broke just when 1t did.
else the steamer might have dritted around
the lake many hours before being sighted.
The Canadian steamer Enterprise. strand
ed on North Point reef. l. pretty COM
plcte wreck Her rudder post is pushed
up through the deck. and large rock has
crushed up through the bottom partly up
setting her engines After the examine
ton hy diver It was seen that to rescue
the steamer was almost an impossibility.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Wife Murderer Il Shot.

Enoch Davis. wife murderer. was exe-
cated by being shot on Friday ut Lchi.
Utah lie chose this mode OF execution
IN preference u hanging. Six deputies.
each armed with u Winchester. were sta
toned In II tent fifteen feet from the pen.
In the tent we're six loopholes to shoot
through. About thirty offers were
present, but no minister. Al 1O:40
he was placed on chair with Il plank ut
the back. The doctors pinned u black
mark over the heart At 1913 the mar.
shal cried; snake ready, take aim. fire "
Six shots rang out Davis moved slightly.
and ut lO:b gasped family. Death was
practically instantaneous Four balls
pierced tho paper Davis killed his wife
June O, 1892, by beating her over the head
with u revolver
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
CORN CROP ESTIMATE.
Reports from 600 Corre.pon icnts Fix the
Yield ut t.3oO, oOO. 900 bushels.

Reports from 600 Correspon lcnts Fix the
Yield at 1900. oOO.OOo Bushels
The New York World has published a
detailed statement from hundreds OF West.
crn towns. showing a heavy shortage In
the corn crop Tue World says:
The biggest crop raised by a single country
- indian coru aad the United states Is tho
country That raises it. In q good wear the
United states prouuycs 2 go UCO,p| bushels OF
this STAPLE, anu HIS produced more Al the
average market price, this quantity Is worth
SlUuo. 900 y. or ahodt ten times as much as
the gold production OF the whole word for .
year
The reports cover the states OF Ohio L.
diana. Illinois. Kentucky, Michigan, Wis-
cousin. Minnesota. Iowa, Missouri. kan-
sas. Nebraska, and south Dakota. The
Government report makes the yield this
year LOO. 00000) bushels. but most all OF
the corn authorities say this Is too low.
These reports indicate about two-thirds OF
an average crop. or In the ncIghborhood Of
1.3)0. 600, 900 bushels The greatest reduce
ton has been In the state, west Of the
Mississippi and their loss has been heavy.
Kansas. which raises more than i5O. 900. 900
bushels III n good year. reports only A.
100000 bushels Eut the States cas-. OF the
Mississippi River. where rain l. a more
certain quantity. bring up the average.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
GOlLDS BRANCH OUT.
Edwin President Of u New Match Com.
pluy.


Not satisfied with owning n large share
Of the railroad. In the country aud hold .
In: virtual monopoly Of the telegraph
lines, the Gould, are prcparin; to enter
the field of manufactures and compete with
one OF the biggest commercial monopolIes
In this country. the Diamond Match Trust.
Edwin f. Gould's name appears In the art.
cles OF Incorporation Of new company
which were died In Trenton. y. J. Accord.
Ing to its charter IL Is formed "for the man.
ufacture Ut matches and other wooden
articles" capital, $1,000. 900; President.
Edwin T. Gould; Vice President. W. =.
Hutchinson; Secretary and treasurer.
Wallace A. Downs New match-mak ing
machines will be used. Each Is slightly
larger than sewing machine, hav.
Ing lar.er table, and all that
seems necessary to make matches Is
To feed u roll Of vcnecred wood IN ono
end Of the machine and match splInts.
all cut, fly out OF the other at tho
rate OF 10000 Il minute. These maj CHI
machines arc patented In every country
of the globe and are fully protected. The
highest speed attainel by any other ma
chine Is 5000 matches "a minute
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Strange Lapse Of Honesty.

Elias A. NJ Watson. u coiorcd posta
clerk at CHICAGO, was on Monday caught
IN the act Of stealing currency from let /.
'crs When searched over siOO In currency
was found upon his person and many money
orders Watson l. the man who a few years
ago achieved u national reputation for
honesty. by restoring to Its owner p pack.
age containing $4,000 Ia currency, which
had been lost A. another time he found
and restored u pocketbook containing $3.50
His seem, to have been u case OF "per.
nicious cyOlutiup,s
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
FIGHT TOR TWO DAYS,

chinese aud Japancs, Bo.h Claim u Vic-
tory In an Engagement Near Eai Cl,cng
Rumors have reached Shanghai that u
battle has been fought between tho Chi.
nose and Japanese near kai Chang, Corea.
Native newspapers say that the fight lasted
two days. and that II was still unde cided
when this news was forwarded 10 the ma.
tive press The Chinese papers also an.
nounce that General Yeh. tho Chinese
Commander. reports having gained u vic.
tory over the Japanese. IL IL reported.
however. that the Chinese have met with
u reverse ut Ping Yang. A private dis
patch confirms the news that more fighting
has occurred with undecided results
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
IT BEATS LAST YEAR.

business for the Week Meets with No
Draw backs.
Il a. Dun & COS WecklJ Review Of
Trade says;
business has met no setback. and con-
tinucs larger than earlier In August and
lar-er than u year ago, directly after the
panic. The country has now passed sew
cral weeks under the now tatiN. and all
admit that changes have been of less linz
portanct a- yet than was expected II in
some branches business has materially in
creased. IL has gained II little or has fallen
on in others Loss In some directions Is
explained by crop reports, for the most ia
vorahle estimates ot experts put the luss
OF corr ut about 400. 900. 00J bushels where.
as the COVER mcnt report IL by some in
tcrprctcd az meaning u loss of 1000 OcO,-
600 bushels The opinion OF the trade does
not favor the official estimate: though re.
ccipts have been very small. exports have
practically ceased. and all realize that the
shrinkasc ~ 400. 900. 900 bushels Is serious,
" IL proves To be 10 greater. since II must
affect prices OF meats for u year or mrc.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
VICTORY ron, JAPAN.
Chinese Army ut ring Yang Completed,
Routed.


Japan Is In practical possession Of Corca
II has routed the Chinese army In the first
big land engagement that has taken place.
and routed II SO ihoroui hly that China
will be powcrlcss until she can send an.
other army TO Corea. The Chinese losses
according 20 u dispatch received from
Seoul, are placed ut 10000 kill.
ed, while the Japanese only lost
thirty killed aud go wounded. Tho entire
Chinese army at least what was left Of II
was put to rout and scattered IN every
direction. leaving no large organized Chi.
nesc force on Corean soil A far rs China
Is concerned she Is In the position of having
TO begin the war all over again and under
much more Instantaneous conditions
than wien she first sent troops TO Corea
The japanese are not only In posses .ion,
but they are flushed with success and have
every opportunity tor strengthening thct
position.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
FOR The EAGLE.
A COLLATION. Of News from
All Over the World,
1 Fest d Political, Commercial ial On.
ofu Intelligence, Thoroughly Sltt0i
Tor eiGo Readers.
Many Hurt In a st. Louis Fire,

Several persons were in u It Louis teue-
fuent-h house Wednesday afternoon. Two
gasoline stoveseSploded almost simul'anc-
ously. The houses are old brick buildings
two stories high. forming part OF u row
OF sweating shops. The tenants were
at wo-k at the sewing machines,
and in the excitement broke for
the staircases and windows be-
fore any help arrived. Amon. the in ured
MI and Mrs sahius and Mrs. Rcuder are
most seriously hurt sahins first lcapcd
from the window 90 tine front pavement
and Immediately after his wife followed.
Lizzie Coleman. colored. sustained broken
les and arm after hurting her baby TO the
sidewalk. Mary rlnero, also threw her
little one out Of the window.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Old Veteran. Meet.

Soldiers reunions Wednesday; At In
dianapoliS, the Second and Third Ind lana
Cavalry and the thirteenth. Thirty
seventh, Fifty first and seventy-ninth
tie yiments At Columbus, lad the
Twenty second, Fifty second and sixty
seventh Regiments At ottawa, ILL.,. he
One Hundred and Fourth Illinois Infantry.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Aiix Trots In ?;O3 ga.

Fifteen thousand persons yelled them.
selves hoarse Wednesday afternoon at
Galesburg, Ill. when the great trotting
queen A!ix beat the WORLDS record by
coming under the wire In 2;O3i,. II was =
noble performance from start to finish,
Justifyins Williams boast about the fast
ness Of his new track AMI Morris Jones. as
sertions about the ability Of Alix to beat
the worlds record
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
LABOR AGITATORs GUILTY.
a. IL. L. Oniccrs Convicted OF Contempt
ut the lnhinnnI,nlis TRIAL

1rINIs
George schoit. President OF the Tctre
Iautc branch Of the American Railway
Union. and A. II. Daniels who was chief
OF the grievance committee of the union
ut Terrc haute daring tho recent railroad
strike. were 10th found guilt OF contempt
OF court by Judge Baker. OF the United
states Court ut Indianapolis The
court released the men on their good
behavior Referring to the alleged stat.
fhcnt of scholt,. brought out in evidence,
that the flag uf the A. H. L. would take
the place OF the stars and stripes, Judge
Baker said: "Whcn We get u new iag
the whole body Of the people are going 10
BE- invited. are going TO have u cnancc to
say what they think about It. aud not
simply tho members Of the American Rail.
way Union
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Wants "a Slice Of New YORK.

Rumors we're rife Thursday at New York
OF the sale O! large plot Of land on
broadway, running through % Mercer
street. 10 q Chicago syndicate TOR II, 2OO,-
boo The fact was developed that negotla-
tlons we're under way which would mean Il
trade OF several parcels 81 Chicago prop
erty with cash confederation
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Flee with the Funds.

Carrleri 4 Levato. propriotors OF one
the half-dozen or more private banking
and exchange institutions In the Italian
quarter. Pittsburs. Pa. have disappeared.
taking with them all OF the funds ON do
post. amounting to about $4,000 Tho
dcfnultins banker, disappeared Friday
evening The books OF the firm give no In.
formation Of value to the depositors.
whose accounts range from few dollars to
$1,000. money left with the firm for OK.
change to families and friends In Italy.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Killed by SOLDIERS,

A New Chang (China) correspondent,
gives full account OF tho recent cruel
murder OF tho Rev. james Wylie, u Scotch
missionary In North China, tho mere an.
nounccmcnt OF which was received by
cable. Tho Nicoroy, III Hung Chang. was
wroth over this crime. us II would ALLEVIATE
foreign sympathy with China, so he or.
dered that tho culpri,s be punished. ind
that prompt money indemnity DO paid to
the relatives OF tho Victim.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

Because Of Il deficit discovered In New
York the license Of the Commercial Al.
lance Life Insurance Company, Of New
York, TO do business in Kentucky has been
r.yDkel
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Fatal Factory Fire In Washington.

Tho most fatal fire Of recent years H.
Washington was the burning OF tho mat
tress factory OF stumph 4 Brothers Mon
day Four bodies arc ut tho morgue.
charrcd and crushed beyond recognition.
Ono man Is dead ut tho hospital. three In.
jurcd mon are ut tho hospital. and there
may DO others buried under the ruins. rs
four Of tho workmcn nre unaccounted for
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Fire at Soldiers Home.

lire early Friday morning partly de-
stfoycd the big barn OF the National Sol-
d!ers' Home north Of Washln gton, causing
a loss Of about $40 900. II IS thought that
some DISCHARGED soldier or cralol inmate
Of the home is responsible fyr the fires.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Driven from Home by white Cans,

At Martinsville, Ind. white caps calico
upon william Enochs twice In ono eek.
and no hns fed. Tho charge wus cruelty
TO his wife A citizen says tho white caps
will visit dozen other peopia
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Convicted of nnying SLAVES.

All Cherif, President ~ the Legislative
Council, and Hassa1 Waccyt retired
general Of the Egyptian army, who we're
arrested charged with purchasing slave
girls. have been convicted after thorough
Judicial Investigation into the case
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22

The grand circuit meeting at Point
Breeze, near Philadelphia, was brought to
Conclusion Thursday, and AS = fitting
finale Mascot broke the track record, 2;O0.
going the second heat In the free for all
pace In a;Os saladin was the only other
stlTter
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Battle with MOOnshiners.

News has boon received In Little Rock
OF battle between moonshiners and row.
onue officers OF Pine County. Deputy T.
H. Crisson was killed by moonshincs
named james Cook
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
DIN Fire MT Sea.

Tho Grace Limo steamer Capac. Captain
Thomas, arrived at New York from Chill.
ian ports She had narrow escape fror
destruction by fire ut sea-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Are Angry at Jones.

Senator JOAN l., Jones, Of Nevada, has
been requested ~ the Republican state
Central Committee to resign his seat In
the United States Senate, 10 which he was
elected by Republicans Ihi, request Is
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
Trouble Over a Teacher.

One division OF the grammar school at
Salisbury, Mass, was closed as the result
OF a religious quarrel precipitatcd ty the
appointment OF Miss Isabel Cayanaugh. Il
Catholic, as a teacher
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
F0repaugl.s Circus Il Stranded

Forepaugh's circus stranded at Blu fYton,
Ohio, on account Of no funds to pay en-
ID owes,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
The National G,me.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Tho clubs OF the National aud Western
Leagues stand as follows In the cham pion.
ship race;
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-09-22
NORTH ENID BURNED.
Oklahoma Town Destroyed b,
1Vceudtarlcs,

1nccndlarics destroyed almost all that
has been accompli,he IN North Enid.
okla. In the past year. and to-day where
was the most substantial part Of the town
Is u black. charrcd mass Of ruins. aud s,v.
eral business mon are without u dollar IN
tho world
The herald., 1894-04-21

April, windows and doors may now
t-o opened. A note of preparation ia ap.
parent in every household.
Spring means to the average woi2en
extraordinary exertion. Garments must
be mpde over for the new eeason the
lons inter's account with dirt and dust
mua 9 settled even at the expense of
dimi ned vitality and shortened life.
WI such strain on the body and
mind thousands Of women are sure to
overtax their strength. Hosts of too
anxious wives and mothers sacrifice
health and future usefulness to this fear
full moloch OF spring cleaning.
April ia by far the hardest month for
the women OF the house. The long siege
sucu excessIve ixuor,, -taru wnels the
severe etraiu is over many find they have
been living on their nerves and are on the
road to nervous prostation ana weakness
OF some vital organ. .ss
Alter great strain on the system,
PAINS celery compound, the great mod
ern nerve and blood remedy best re-.
stores vigor and strength to the body.
Men and women run down, weak, and
nervous feel very soon an increased
power for work and enjoyment.
All have the true Instinct that life, re-
covery from illness and the maintenance
or health come from perfect nutrition,
Paine'e celery compound reaches the
very origin OF nervous weakness, as well
as diseases OF the liver, kidneys and
stomach. 1t brings to the million of
nerve cells oil over the body the exact
food they need to become again healthy
vital tissues.
The herald., 1894-04-21
PROPERTY or. WIVES.
Tho Subject as Treated by This stats,
ST

Tho Subject as Treated by This stnts,s
| Laws. .cs
AT the meeting yesterday OF the Fri
day Morning club en- instructive address
was delivered by Charles Cassatt Davis
upon the property rights of married
women in California. There was large
attendance Of members of the club, and
the address was listened to with inter
est and appreciation. Mr.. Davis traced
In the successive statutes of the states.
bearing on the subject he had in hand.
the advance OF married women toward
individual. responsibility and independ.
ence as regards the acquisition and con-
veyance OF property. For on the whole.
as he showed, there has been advance
though some things remain to be done
by the law-making power before it can
be said that married women in Caliior.
mia have all the rights that may be
fairly claimed by them.
The able speaker did not appear be.
fore the club as the cham pion OF
woman's legal rights, but only as a law
yer, we'll versed in this branch of the
law, in gracious response to request of
the club for an authentic statement of
what property rights married women in
California actually have.
At the conclusion of his address sew
eral OF the ladies put pertinent questions
to him in regard to the general subject,
the answers to which we're as suggest-
i've supplement to his very valuable dis.
course. The club formally and heartily
thanked him for his painstaking effort.
II is expected that Hon. Joseph Me-
dill will soon address the Friday Morn
ing club on one phase 1.-THE public school
question.