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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-11

To PaIatka.-Onc ard one-fourth
fares for round Trip, May i, )
and d, good TO return unul
May .. Account /. Q. .. I.
To Jacksunyii'e-Fcr mem 5ers Of
Florida horticultural society,
s. round Trip, May i and ;,
good 20 return until May 10.
To Jockso0y1iio.-Onc and one
fourth fare round trip, May ;
and 8, good to return May o,
account Annual Council Of
Diocese cf FLORIDA ard Wom-
ans Auxiliary.
To Chattanooga-On fare round
trip May ) to 8, good IS days
and extension allowed ) addi
tional days, account Southern
baptist convention. See spe-
ciaI notice in this paper.
To Savannah.-One fare round trip
May 9 to II, good to return
until May IS, account Inter
state Drill.
To Louisville, Ky. - One fare
round trip, May 10 TO u,
good to return until May 10,
account meeting of Knights
Of Ancient Essentic Order.
To Jacksonville One and one
fourth fare round trip, May II
and II. good to return until
May 10. account Grand Chap
ter Royal Arch Masons.
To Tampa.-One fare for round
trip, June II, IS and 10, from
all points in Florida. limited
TO return June p, 1895. On
account of democratic con-
gressional convention. Coed
also on Manatee river and St.
Petersburg lines Of steamers.
II. c. McFadden, assistant gen
eral passenger agent, Savannah.
+. M. Jolly, division passenger
agent, Tampa.
X. L. Todd, division passenger
agent, Jacksonville.
b. w. WRENN, passenger traffic
manager, Savannah, Ga.
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The Post Office drug store sells
a preparation to make hard water
soft. Take one powder of this
water-purifier, Put it in one large
pail & IL gallons) of Ocala city
water, mix 1t, and the next morn
ing the water is soft. All lime
salts are precipitated and form a
crystalline film on the walls of the
pail. The prepared water is
healthy to drink, can be employed
for every use in the kitchen.
and makes washing with soap very
easy. 50 powders for IFS gal
lons-cost only Is cents.
Prof L. Fedderman, the expert
enced optician in front of Carlisle's
old stand, carries an excellent
stock and will be glad to fit you
with any kind of glasses from 20
cents up. He will only be here
until Monday, 50 call at once.
That debilitated condition of the
system which follows an attack Of
grip disappears like magic before
Sabalena, natures own reStorcr Of
lost vitality, the great nerve food
and strengthened of the rcspira-
tory and digestive systems. Sold
by all druggists.
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The Racket
MILLER BLOCK, OCALA.
will give you much for a little
cash.

Lamps, ISc, zoe, PC, 25c.
Japanese Napkins, zoe per 100.
japanese Fire Screens, IOc.
Large Glass Pitcher, 25c.
Cream Pitcher, Spoon Holder,
Pickle Dish, and eight inch long
dish, 4 for 25c
Ironstone Pitchers. 23c and CSC.
Mirrors, SIC. 43c, $50. CSC.
Blizzard soap, I for Ioc.
1900 Japanese ToothpIcks, SC.
Spring Balances, SC.
Double Chopping Knife, SC.
Single Chopping Knife, SC.
Heavy Legal Cap, Ioc
Good Silk Handkerchiefs, 42c
Good Suspenders, I2c.
Large Lamp Chimney, &c.
Fine Razors, $50.
Fly Traps, Ioc.
Good felt Window Shades on
Rollers, &c.
Ladies Waist Sets, Ioc and I5c.
Legal Fold Note Paper, sc.
Flne oquaIe EnVelOpeS, 81 per
package.
Enameled Steel Saucepans, 25c,
28c. SIC.
II at. Dish Pans, 100
Whisk Brooms, Ioc.
Umbrellas, Ooc
Ladies' Vests, Sc, Ioc, 15c.
Table Oil Cloth, IOc.
Best Machine Oh, &C.
Turkish Bath Soap, for ) c,
1913 Bottle Bay Rum, I3c.
Q doz. Large Waite Buttons, Sc
s doz Colored Buttons, SC.
Set Tea Spoons and Set Table
Spoons, both for IOc.
= Safety Pins, Sc.
Is marbles, &c.
. Toimb,1s, sc.
tioyt's Cologne, Il.
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LOCAL TIME CARD, T. CO p.
SOUTH BOU ND.

SOUTH BOUND.
Leave OCala 2:4I p. m. 2:27 am.
Ar. Tampa 6:55 pm. 7:55 am.
Ar. Orlando 600 pm. 9:25 am.
NORTH BOUND.
Leave Ocala II:Io am. I:I2 am.
Ar. Jack'ville 3:45 pm. 7:o5 am.
Gainesville $40.
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SCISSORS SHARPENED.

IF your scissors are dull take
them to G, +. Williams Narrow
Gauge Barber Shop and have
them sharpened on the machine
for that purpose.
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PLAGIARISM

The detection IL plagiarism Ct q
distinguished Episcopal rector Of
New York, DR.. ID. Parker Morgan,
has set the newspapers talking on
this most interesting theme. That
is, it is interesting to the degree
that the discussion assists the Or
binary preacher TO decide upon the
question as TO how far he is justi-
fable in using as his own the
thoughts of another. To say that
one preacher should never borrow
thought would be quite the SANG
thing IS saying that we should
never have any more sermons.
Here comes in appropriately that
saying Of the old sage, that there
is nothing new under the sun. A
distinguished author has lately
affirmed that authors have the cart
before the horse in these matters.
For they usually place their own
names on the title pages and per
nit those of their authorities to &C.
cupy an insignificant corner in the
back of the books. 1t should be
the opposite of this, if they desire
to pay tribute to originality. That
is, the authors name should &C
Cupy the insignificant corner, while
those of the authorities from whom
he has borrowed should cover the
tit,c page.
In the case before US, however,
the preacher has been detected in
preaching almost verbatim, the ser
mon Of another without giving any
credit whatsoever. DIR. Morgan is
an able man. He occupies the
pulpit Of fashionable church. His
salary is an immense one There
are other men not occupying SO
important positions who use their
own matter-asSimila though it
be-and have never stolen either a
pig or a sermon DR.. Morgan jus
titles his course by saying that he
was too tired to produce a sermon
of his own. What a peculiar moral
sense He could at least have
done as did that more famous
preachcr-Dr. John Hall-who
lately preached the sermon OF an.
other, giving him full credit there,
for.
The distinguished plagi2rizcr re
marks that every candid mind
viii justify him" What a state.
ment! We do not believe that
this sermon thief could fad JUST
fcation in aay moral standard OF
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Wash and Be Clean.
Bath Sponges in endless variety
at the Anti Monopoly drug store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-05-11

Sponges Sponges
Prices to suit. 5 c to 75c at the
Autobiography drug store.
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EXCURSION
To Democratic State Convention
at Ocala.

June ID, IS and 10, the Plant
System will sell tickets from all
stations in Florida to Ocala and
return, limited to return June 20,
1896, at one fare for the round
trip,
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SHORT NEWS STORIES.

CHICAGO Tho tenth annual convcn-
ton OF the American section Philosophical
society was held here. II wus II small
eathciins vf hr OH ri.tniaation.
INpIAHAroilS. Ind The game schcd-
uld between Indianapolis aud Grand Rap
IDS could not be played btcaus' Of the de-
icrmincd stand taken by the sheriff
ST. LOUIS w. Memorial han was filled
win Il fashionable gathering Of people
who came to attend the closing exercises
of the INST convention OF the American
Ethical union
CLEVELAND. Ohio 49, \ meeting Of
Cleveland and Toledo labor leaders was
held here Tor the purpose Of organizing
Il state labor league. The new organiza-
ton VIII be affiliated with the American
Federation of Labor.
Ia PLAZA. Md Joseph Cooking, hus-
band Of Mrs ranpic Cooking, ana broth
.r-in-iaw of Mlss Daisy Miller, who were
murdered ia the!r homes al Hon Iop on
Thursday night WIS placed under arrest
afler Il lurv Of inquest rendered verdict
ina, ~ ,boir opinion no was guilty of the
double murder.
ciNCiNNA'ri The conmercal-Gaz
cites special from Dayton. ONO. says:
4 cut Of I'VE coal cars from Tho tinoin-
nati, Hamilton and Dayton yards dashed
into the union depot. rtriklng sleeper
on the rasibonnd Pennsylvania express,
g. o. Grief Of cleveland, was killed and
Philip Nctfer of New York had mis- leg
broken.
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paris-The Baroness de Hirsch, widow
OF the recently deceased Hebrew philan
thropisi. has presented fioJp $4,000 for
distribution among the poor Of Paris.
Dartmouth, y. S.-Oland's brewery al
Turtle Grove was destroyed by iire Fri
day. II was one OF the largest and best
aqtiipped in the maritime provinces.
London-Thc duke of Westminster and
the bjshop OF Hereford have addressed an
appeal 20 prolates OF the hone. colonial
and American erscopaios to form do
cesar committees 10 collect funds for Ar
menian relief.
sydney. y. $. w.-sir Henry Parkes.
es-preniicr OF New South Wales. Is dead.
He was tho son OF u Warw!ckshire farm.
cr and was apprenticed 10. mechanien'
grated 10 sydney. lie was premier from
ISL to 1915. again in is.7, a thAri time In
1873 fourth IN 1887 until lsS, and after
his NTH ministry. which continued in or
nee until ISL
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MORAL: THE rOsT GIVES MEMS

the crime 10 secure their release. Tho
confession OF Minnie Allen IL that sho
met Gibbs In California aud was scdnced.
Gibhs refused 10 marry her and she lost
trace of him. In April. 1894. she was lit
the Rev TINT house In Buffalo, and IN
that city met Gibbs ON the night Of the
murder he took her 10 the theatre. They
len early and while on Delaware avenue
refused and she asked him for his revolv-
or. lie handed her the weapon and sho
shot nlm threw thr weapon beside his
body ana went 10 me MOTEL gong from
after the arrest of the Robnsons to con-
fess. but thinking they would not lie con-
ylcted. she came West. She did not learn
of their sentcnce until In Waupon prison.
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ToDAY'S FORECAST.

l. yerr Y LID, lll-Thc political wo-
kity. III" incn In evidence today in
Women IL e,ale convention of repub.
nauy wo,na ~" ne held here tomorrow
\ sta,e omen are here fiom al parts
|no, sowuhk-The Briggs ghost which
kat g sDwn In spite Of The MAN. "i NIX y,
wslE ~ prcshyiorios unl svrnIs
lew ycs,aa today AZ the nicotine ~
Of ucennsnf tshyirrY. whom M nil.s
lorical , sens students from Union
seminary Will come No. MN
osmMm,NGToN-Tho son,,. ..
kesons VII give fun hnnr,ne ~
fe bill INTERESTED in the ST. Louis
roa s'SSf!N ,tiss. Iowa-The .ria, Of : u
Ionin.leuu,iS place for the m,trdsr ni
last, is se, waiter Scott. Christmas
deyelon,no,ior today. Some sonsa-
, ''s are looked Tor.
q The &c cb s,,y IS filling up with mem
ha.' tomorrow, hay apnn'' stto whleh
BANQUET AT the Americus CHM
nnesota r,oniy Senator g. X. Davis
IVA, constroosn,!g ,lessman j. j.. Dollivnr
y York ana nan l.cmuol Ely onip,,
ity OF Kcnimnt Governor William -.
'D'ky VIII speak. ' w.
tbllcsn r GH, n. Y-The Younr Nome
In Ills , ci, WIN hold n hann,,s m', ~ J
OF Genera, !, ne anniversary of ~
nd Reprsseen,,ator IIawley Of conpec,,
Fits ore sentative Barrott of Me- :
- ahnouncea as arnon ir's ,bc
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PROBABILITIES

Washington. April 27.-rastcrn Texas:
Fair; sontherly winds
Arkansas: Fair preceded by 10 al thuA-
der storms in eastern portion, warmer F;
aouthery winds
colorado: Fair, followed ny oloniy
wc8thcr; cooler Monday night, "'his
shifting 10 northwcgterly
south lrr'pla; Goncrally fair; Winds
shifsing to northwaslerlyi cooler Moniay
night.
North Dakota: Fair followed by luai
rains Monday afternoon; cooler. Lo'ih-
westerly winds,
wyoming: Local showers, cooior IN
cnat,rn PORTIONS: westerly winds
Nontaus: Parity olonli; Isn't local
rains. cooler IN eastern portion: Hei,erly
winds.
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DETAILS or THE AFrEAY.


Troopers Used NE Machine Guns Nl'h
Deadly Effect.
Cane Town Nnrl V'oryright 1876
J., a.. ,,,.t..a ,.r,.s, Tho news of
w va -.
SATURDAYS events III i'uHia"hNp Sil""S
that the Natahcie are displaying great
,o,sr,..s .,,,i ,n.,.,. a., ,ho ,,u,sui, oc their
-. ',...,...,.,.,,.
i'usipse 10 saGfouhu the TOWN. O"Hipe'eis
and cut off all communication with the
ou.eile, world
Sl setuioaN 'ioiiEhS l, was ic"Hu e'"'
the hostile forces OF natives had sur
rounded the town on the north. east aud
So, III. ,,,,.. -. -, ,a, 49,, =.
west '"v'' r""hs '''nb i"pNn 'o' 0'use 10
the town To allow Of any freedom OF ac-
ton hv those within These lines were
'7'iis '''e' Ru'io'''s eN ''''ueu III '"'" u
Tectons ana threatened to close IN on the
south nud eur Off communication with
Ma, vow and ,,,ea,,tr, alonc vb,ch ,h.
~
c*"ccteu rcihlofNeihe'iS ana supplies OF
roVisions are coming. The pickets of tho
enemy were found in no case beyond
four ,,,i,os dfst,,t f,.a,u tbo t,,,unr INV,
-
INES ana tncy We're giving lively evidence
vi thcir improved khoMIeNse OF military
strategy over ihat ulspiayea IN me war OF
l;opeiSuia oy me way III which they were
IN. owihE up rude ioruficat,ons ana earth
work projections, be hind winch the native
warriors coh'u resist tne rharSe OF Inc
whites. They threatened thus to work an
app oach 10 the town, which was speedily
puttii1, the place IN jeopardy
Immediate steps were perceived to be
necessary 10 dis,odec the lines OF the en-
eniy aud drive them back. y column for
attack was hastily formed. consisting Or
luo whites. leo tapo boys" and 100 ma
lives. They were supplied with one Max
I'm and one Iiotchkiss rapid-firc guns.
which were placed in command of Cap
tain Mcfarland. they wire speedily reauy
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WEATHER INFORMATION.
LAST NIGHTS SYNOPSIS.

An area of low pressure, which pre-
dominates the weather generally through
out the country tonight. is central over
Kansas. An area of high pressure, over
lies the South Atlantic and East cur
Statrs.
Mlss!ssipp valley and parity cloudy to
cloudy elsewhere with rain al Nashville.
Precipitation amounting TO ~ OF an men
or more is reported from nashville und
81. Louis.
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Az A1,sp WOMAN Mt-RprREp.

London. AplA q Tho Chronicle has n
dispatch from Brussels which says thu,
me nafnurss Henry. II Indy ~ years old.
vas sfrAngicf. her body mut'latod 1nd hor
house rphbcd ~ ixcil"s. a fashionable
suburban. residence, Friday nishL The
murdCTtr escaped
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tor there announces the town still has
provisional tor twenty days. Tho supplies
OF the way from Matching are expected
20 arrive before that period expires. But
,hoiy arrival at AL depends upon many
contingencies. II ~ very anuch feured
that The rc'of column may he attacked
If the. suimiies are not captured IN such
case they c1' AMY would be delayed. The
same thing would happen II the line OF
communication was eat and some point
strongly held.
stun IN his power to increase his stock and
10 provide against tho contingency of de
lay of tho relief from Mafeking. lie has
ordered that all pas eenger service he
stopped IN order 10 enable the coaches to
be used for bringing In the available sup
pies of meat 1t IS said also that an ar
ranEeinent has hecn made with friendly
chief for further supply and that II,
is hoped. viii tide ovrr tho needs OF tho
community until they are better provide,
for An official dispatch forwarded here
from Mafck!ng reports tina, up to tho
present time nj! is well with the relief
column.
WANT WAR.
Conservatives Want No Compromise With
Transvaal.
London April 26.--Thc Daily News pre-
diets MIR. Chamberlain will quietly accep,
the refusal of President Kruger 10 visit
England and quietly let the matter drop.
Ills policy. though captous. has been
urn anu dSHTcsSiVc. ana IL is improbable
he viii now submit to the Transvaal gov
ernmcnt unless he receives definite as
surancc, which will he able to present to
parliament. showing British interests In
the Transvaal viii be protected
sir Graham John Bower. imperial sec
rotary of Cape Town, is here. and has
had a conference wiz, Mr.. Chamberlain
II, supports the .xtr -ne pacific policy ad-
vocated by SIR Hercules Robinson.
Jcnkheer Pici coeber. n nephew OF
President Kruger. Is also in London. lie
has been unoifcially trying TO persuade
Mr.. chamberlain that everything is peace
full In the Transvaul. IF the British gov
eminent is content with phrases, So II
VIII he. but militant conservatives In the
house of commons have formed n com
mlttce to watch The action of ministers.
Tic committee means 10 attempt to
bring about coercion Of the Beers unless
they yi"ii 10 the demand of the uitlnnders
ijViccs from cape Colony say that Mr..
liormry"r Afr.kandcr leader. viii make
n motion in The legislature approving an
offensive and defensive alliance between
tho Orange Free state and The Trans
vnal, and VIII demand the withdrawal of
the charter OF the British South African
conn any, Tn" prospects OF British re-
glme in South Africa are not OF the
brightest.
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NrssIA ORDERING SHIPS.

London. April p. The Standards Bcr-
lin coirospondcni says that Russia has or
dcred sovor ironciais and ten cruisers for
her i'ncihc fleet. IN view of Japlns extern
sly. naval PREF ainilons
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AnMENIANs ARRESTED.

London. April ia Dispatch 10 tho
Daily News from Constantinople says that
two i,.id,ng Armenians have been arrasios
NJ Mou-h ana that the cnbnssies fear an
outbreak OF new trouble nj Sassoun.
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)ME HEADLINES.
New York Herald.


stories which were printed In The
only yesterday; you missed them
u didn't get The Post. and you miss
3 every day you fail.
POST PRINTS THE NEWS
RESULT OF A CONSPIRACY. b
Gle Uprising Has Spread Beyond the
Aim OF the Origtnators.
,erlain and Rhodes Responsible.
ling to l,umors Very Current In
lon-- Conservatives Watching Their:
crs TO See No Compromise Is Mado
the Trausvaal.
AGED WOMAN MURDERED.
% CLOSE TIE CAMPAIGN.
ARMENIANS ARRESTED.
RUSSIA ORDERING SHIPS.
ents Gained Victory Over Z 5paa.
ish Column.
CORRESPONDENT STORY.
cnn Newspaper Man Tells Of Nat
tiers in His Experiences.
'ROPHESIES by INGALLS,.
NASHVILLE ENTRIES.
LEXINGTON ENTRIES. II.
HE POOL CHAMPIONSHIP.
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MINNIE ALLEN's COMPRESSION.

waupon. Wis. April 2e.-The confession
OF Minnie Alien. the convict that she
murdered Montgomery Gibbs at Buffalo
In April lsai has been repeated by her
before rhe state board OF control. A letter
from W. W spcarson OF Buffalo says
he has been retained az an attorney by
the Kobinsons, serving life sentences for
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-04-27
.rn cLnsE rIlE cAMpAIGN-

London. April ~ y Rome dispatch 10
Tho Chronicle says. The cnbinct yesterday
decided against roopcning The campaign
IN Abyssinia in the autumn on the ground
that such a course would he disastrous In
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RlrRNED no DEATH.

Newburg, n. y. April 2C.--Mr and Mrs.
Barney Cullen were burned to death in
their home near Chester. Orange county.
today They persisted together in the sit
ting room. where Cullen had dragged HIS
her.
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STAI,Ic

~.
Tho Lexington democratic primary in
structs for sound money delegates to the
State conventions.
East Texas democrats favor harmony.
Cherokee county populsts put out n
fun ticket.
lion. II. n. Wood. the populis. CON
grcsslonal candidate. advocates nut. ire
deeinabln paper money.
The attorney generals department holds
that saloons are not required to close dur
Ing the days on which primary elections
are being held.
a Rocedalc couple married twice in one
week.
Tho bar nj Galveston deepening ut the
ratio OF three inches "A week.
The Texas Press association meeting
In III Pnao.
Chairman Grant securing testimony TO
he used for Mckinley. He opposes fusion
with amy party or faction.
Desperate fight with an escaped convict
near Naples. The prisoner and two of
the posse shot.
SPORT
Austin TO- Galveston o; SIM Antonio 6.
Houston 10. For, Worth g, Dallas 0; Shcr-
man 4. penison g
cincinnati Ii. Chicago 3; st. Louis 9,
Louisville ,.
The pool championship Is In a tnngle
Oh account OF the Sunday law.
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done In his interest. as lie believes no In
structions should DO given 10 delegates
He declares strictly for sound money.
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speakers before the Marquette club today
General Grants birthday.

GAI.r,NA. nl.-Votcrans from thcse
rnr.s VIII attend The celebration IN hcunr
o. the birthday Of General Grant at this
place hi, old home.
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nth OF General Grant with ban.
md reception. In pursuance Of It's
of many years standing. AdJu.
ieucr.ll rhomus J. Stewart. one OF
most widely known politicians Of
IN Pennsyiyania, OBLIGATED Asitohst
+.
York, April H.-Of tho forty odd
- and celebrations hold In the cities
yhout the country tonight TO COM
rate the anniversary OF tho late
~ Grants birth. that OF the 0nant
lot association at the waldorf hofel
ne of the most notable and import,
General q. NJ. Dodge presided aad
Hastings OF Pennsylvania and H0n
IN l.. Wilson.
sburg, Pa. April H.--The tenth A.
banquet OF the American Republican,
in commemorative Of the nirth Ct
al Grant was held ~ tho Aonoea-
lonigh,, Covers wert laid for ~ per
and every seat ives occpilie4 Il +
hester. N. T., April IA Grant
r!ni dinner was given here @ny9aS
the auspices Of the Young 1senS
blican club.
ton, Mass, April N.-Tae Grant dine
the Middlcsex club ~ the Hruuss
tonight was attended ~ many q tae
prominnnt citizens Of the commons y
n. Among the guests were uen9S1Y Il
Ionratrcet Of tho Confederete 3
who made IN address. sS3
RING ON THE SOUpAN AAITAJ i