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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
BRENNAN BUDGET.
TRUCK FARMING Is A CERTAIN
PROFIT MAKER.


BRENNAN, Texas, August 22.-The adapt
ability OF soil and climate and the heavy
and certain profits arising from truck farm
ing In this section are more and more
engaging the attention OF our land owners.
It has already been demonstrated that
diversified farming is the only permanent
relief for Southern agriculturists. In the
diyerslfcation OF crops the soil and climate
Of South Texas seems specially adapted and
peculiarly advantageous to the truck
farmer, and no enterprise promises as sure
and satisfactory returns. Brennan has
already been called the Boston Of the Lone
Star commonwealth in the shipment OF
beans. Several bean raisers pocketed more
clear money last season off few acres
than will the more extensive cotton raisers
this fall. The profits made from the b an
crop can be duplicated by the cabbage
crop by the tomato crch by the potato,
onion. beet, radish and turnip crops One
resident of Brennan, who owns extensive
lands along the Brazos river In Washing
ton and Waller counties, expects TO try
truck farming on a large scale next year,
and is already making arrangements for
irrigation and shipping purposes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
CITY nREvITIEs.

The policy shop cases are sot for 10
o'clock this morning In Justice Fityc's
court,
The new district court. Judge Wilson
presiding. Will be called to order for tho
first time this morning.
The Houston District Medical assocla.
ton VIII meet tonight In the Mason block
ny O'Clock The paper to he re,d aud
discussed will be "Abscess OF the Liver
Mr., Ed Yarborough the well known
anctioneer who was converted here at
the Crittenton revival some time ago, has
returned and Will preach tonight at the
First Baptist church.
The committees from the Hlbernianr,
the Emmett Council and the Emmett Rlfcs
WIN meet Wednesday evening at 4 o'cloc,
at the nmmet hall, to cons der tho Joint
entertainment to be given by these three
organizations.
The store house at No, 1905 Hardy street
nred by unknown persons Friday night
was not the properly of John r. browne
as printed In The Post He recently dis.
In the Fifth ward
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
THE TYpO0RAPHICAL UNION

VIII Parade ON Labor Day - Mass
Meeting Called for Next sunday.
At special meeting OF Houston Typo
graphical union held yesterday afternoon
the invitation Of Houston Labor Council
to join tteir annual parade on Monday,
decided to parade. G. q. Glass was elected
September was accepted and the union
marshal for that day. A committee on
Inform and to invite honorary members
to join them was appointed, as follows
e. X. Humphrey, George H. Tucker and
II. 8. Melvin The president was directed
to extend an invitation to all organized
labor In this city to attend a mass meeting
10 be held next Sunday. August 20, at
Market hall. to get an expression OF opin-
Ion In regard to the late njunctcns
against labor leaders in the coal fields In
this country. All persons favorable to free
speech will be welcome. G. +. Tucker,
Ludlow Daniels and G.. G. Glass were ap-
pointed committee to secure the hall.
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Mr.. w. 8. Mason, vioiinist, and this
Will be the last opportunity Of hearing
these great artists together this season.
Mr.. Sherwood. Americas greatest pianist,
has given the Chautuaqua unexcelled pro-
grammes Of classic music, and Mr.. Mason
has been heard In concert and recital, and
10 q vioIinist Of the first rank.
Another notice referring to Mr.. sher-
woods last recital pays Mr.. Mason the fol-
lowing high compliment: "Mr W. 8.
Mason then assisted Mr.. Sherwood In q
portion Of the great Greig Sonata for plano
and violin. Opus No. 8. This second hear
ing Of the hne work gave an opportunity
to again hear Mr.. Masons violin. The
performance confirmed the good opinion Of
his playing formed by his previous work.
His playing was marked by briIliancy and
power and a refined expression that afford
ed tho greatest pleasure to the large audi
ence nresent,"
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Spiritumlist's Lecture.

Under the auspices OF the Houston Spir.
itunl society. large attendance greeted
Mr. Rirg the inspiratioral lecturer OF the
Galveston Spiritual society. at Bryan hall
yesterday afternoon. The following ques
tons, oral and written by parties from
the audience, were discussed by the speak
er with an interesting and easy flow OF
fowery eloquence
What Becomes OF the Principle Of AMI
NAL Creation at Death"
"RcincarnatIon."
Does History Make Men or Man Make
History?''
Dos splritualsm Help Man Here and
Hereafter"
Three or four other minor question:
were answered, with few brief remarks.
Mr.. Ring Will favor tho Houston public
with an intellectual treat next SunfUy af-
teruoon nj 3 o'clock
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Monument Dedication.

At the Jewish cemetery yesterday after
noon the ceremony was performed of rails
ing the monument over the grave Of Sam :
uel Sam, who died in this city September
IL, 1896. Tho monument erected by the
sons OF the deceased Is n plain yet hand
some marble shaft. and in defeating it
Rabbi LowenstciD offered up eloquent
prayers one in English. the other in He
brew.
In addition to the members Of the fam
lily number OF friends and acquaintance
were present
The Jewish cemetery. where the service
was performed, is a neatly kept burying
ground out on san Felipe street, on the
electric car lirA
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PERSONAL MENTION.

p. j. Willis OF Alvin is in the city.
~. j. Gechan OF the Galveston News
was In the city Sunday.
John r. Spann Of New York Is among
tho arrivals at the Capitol.
Miss Della Settegast Is visiting rela-
tives and friends In Galveston.
Mr., Ike Braung. after pleasant visit
70 Gaiveston, returned home last night.
w, ]. Nicholson OF the New York Lifo
yesterday.
MISS Mamie Oesterman OF Galveston, Ia
the guest Of Miss Sophie Braunlg Of I'D
Charities street. '''
Hon. A. 3. Fisher Of Williamson county
Central last night
Mr., and Mrs. II. w. Hunter and litt,e
daughter. Mary Hazel. arrived from CHI
cage s,lgo and will make Houston their home
They have rooms at the Capitol.
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HYMENEAL.

ALLEN-HACKWORT -Brenham, Tex,
August l3.--At the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr. and Mrs, ". w. HackwOrth.
io6 East Academy street. Thursday even
ing at $40 o'clock in the presence CT a
few friends and the immediate relatives of
the family Mr.. Algie r. Allen and Miss
Angie Hackworth were united in marriage
by Rev. ]. T, Brown.
MANLEY- WHITAKER GEORGETOWN
Texas, August A,-Mr. r. o. Manloy aud
Mrs. Nora Whitaker of Berry's Creek
were married yesterday Rev. w. G. Shaw
officiating. Mr.. Manley Is one Of William
sen county's most substantial and pros
porous farmers.
ALuMBAUGH- CARTER - Alvin. Texas
August T.-Mss Ida Carter and MIR. ]. n.
Alumbaugh were united in marriage at the
home of the bride, the residence OF Mr.. e.
D. Carter, last night. The couple left this
evening for Celeste, Texas, their future
nome, where the groom is the editor o.,
the Courier Express.
GHEY-TIE -warrenton. Texas An.
gust 15,--Mr. Charles Ghey was quietly
married to Miss Frida Tiedt, Rev. W.
sussmuth officiating. Both parties reside
at this place.
THlELAN--Wharton, Texas
August l6,--Cards are out announcing the
marriage Of DR.. Phil Phillips of Wharton
10 Miss Kate Thielan OF Brazoria. which
will take place In Brazoris August 25. The
young couple are well aud favorably known
here and have the best wishes OF the whole
community for successful and happy fu-
ture.
YANTls-ANDERSoN--G ranbury. TEXAS
august l3,--Married. on the 18th inst. Or
Reese fantts and Miss Birdie Anderson.
Justice Fornuvalt officiating. both par
ties Of Hood county.
WILLIS DAvIS--Hoiland. Texas. Angus,
Isl. A. Wilds and Miss Bittie Davis
both OF this place. were married at Bart,
lett yesterday.
MS-SMITH-LaCfrange, Texas. An
gust l6-Today at the Christian church
Miss Eliza Smith and DIR. J. II. Adams a.,
Fort Clark were united In marriage. Rev
Harwood OF Bastrop officiating.
sELFRlDGE- SToNER- Victoria r.xa.
August s.-Mr l.. e. Selfridye and Mis-.
Emily G. Stoner were married at the pres
nyterian church this morning AT II o'clocl,
Rev. Josephus johnson performing tha
ceremony. The church was beautifuIlv
decorated by the admitting friends Of ths
contracting parties and II was crowded
long before the hour appointed for mo
ceremony Miss Stonor is the daughter ~
NJ, fete Stoner and ycung lady Of rsrc
ability and womanly endowments. Mr. Sal
: ss'dse nas been In the law office Of Hon.
= = oaensy TOR several years and hss
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Murison 4 Mslin.
LOW yACATIoN y .r,,

The Queen aud Crescent Will sell cxcur {.
sion tickets at low rates to the mountain,
to September 80. inclusive. with final
limit October 81. 1897.
The Queen and Crescent route offers "a
tourists this year the most perfect train
service and appointments ever offered ths
southern travelling public. Through Pull.
man rieepers OF the finest Sattern.
apply 20 your nearest Queen and Ores.
cent ticket agent for rates and full infor.
nation. A. r. Barnett,
q. =. n. New orlsans, Il
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broke up housekeeping.

Phillip oleavie, colored. residing In the
Third ward, went home yesterday morning
in II bad frame OF mind and full OF dis
gust He eased himself considerably by
taking an ax and smashing what furniture
he happened to have In his house. He
succeeded admirably. not stopping until
every chair every picture and even the
cooking stove had been completely wreck
cd His wife was at home when oleavle
came in and figuring that he was not
right left the premises. He will have a
hearing before Judge Railey today.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
ST. ANDREWS CADETS.

At meeting of the ST. Andrews Cadets
at the Episcopal church Saturday night 1t
ond Regiment band rendering the Cadets
the use Of Music hall two nights In the
week. Hereafter the organization will meet
Wednesday night for drill and hold their
business sessions Friday night. Officers
will be elected next Friday night.
AT the Saturday night meeting a COM
mittee consisting Of II Luhn. W. Wood,
T. wilkins and Rev. George Lloyd was
appointed to arrange for lawn party to
be given the latter part of the week.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
NOTES.


Tho city council meets tomorrow.
The usual summer night concert at
Germania tonight.
Next Thursday is the last day of service
for the district court.
Seven suits for divorce were filed yes
terday and only two marriages recorded
The Green Oak Shooting club are ar
ranging for grand shoot and fest August
90
The colorcd Odd Fellows gave a street
parade last evening and big blow out last
night,
Rev. Weyranch of Menominel. Wis.,,
preached at the German Lutheran church
today.
The churches were all fairly we'll at
tended today, but the greatest interest
conferred Mt the Methodist church. where
Mr.. Homphill of Sherman led the choir and
the eloquent divine. Rev. F. d. Slnnex,
delivered an able sermon 20 large and ap-
preciative audience
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FELL DEAD.

Nathan Lewis, colored, aged 35 years
fell dead at the residence of his brother
In wilkins addition Saturday afternoon.
heart for some time. While walking on
the front porch he was seen to totter and
clutch at post for support He missed
the post and fell headlong to the ground
When the family reached him blood was
gushing from his mouth and nostrls, and
he died before being carried into the
house.
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A Good Gr,st.

The courts will have u good grst today
There have been n great number OF cases
under the police department. but to be
tried in the justice courts. which, with
those brought In yesterday and Saturday
night, will make about 100 10 be disposed
Of oday. The police made sew raj raids Sat
urday night getting twenty Ave negroes the
majority OF whom are charged with gaming.
Tho others were slated with disorderly
cOnduct
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and William Joseph; Misses Hanrs
Gus. Gussie Marcus. and Mesdamu,
Schwarz. Sidney Wolf. Ike Kaises.
Asher. Sam Kaiser. Abe Harris d
Kohen and l.. Kaiser. ALTHOUGH HI
been an impromptu arranged afsIy.
Kaiser had made arrangements to flt1
celebrate the event. A splendid n
was on hand at the wind-up and Will
and dellcacies new and. 1t u ho,d
happy life was ushered in for H.
Mrs. Dreyfus.
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Mlaaiag Laurrl. An.a.a.

MT w. .. Mason. the leader OF the
Houston Glee club. who is spending tho
summer In New York. has achieved a
metropolstan recognition. He has been
PLAYING With Sherwood. Americas creates,
p'sn's', q ~ chAusauQua assembly, and
one q - Ner York papers, 10 speaking
of thelr lAst Appearances. says; Nj. sher-
wood viii sivs his last lecture recital today
= Aiss'ss bail H wtn ~ ssslsss1 -
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Coming to Tcxns.

The Mennonites are coming" said
Colonel W. b. Slcsson to Post reporter
yesterday. "A party of forty-nine will
start Tuesday by wagon from Colorado.
Others viii come by excursions over the
santa Fe. ono OF which will be ON Septem-
Der Z, tho other on September 81. \ party
OF fftv-siX Mennonites will come on tho
September q excursion. all OF whom locate
near Houston,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

The Houston branch OF tho Philosophical
Society in America held It's regular meet
ing yesterday afternoon. Two papers were
read one tracing the relation OF different
religions, end the other continuing tho
subject of evolution from last Sunday. An
animated discussion followed, which was
continued beyond the regular time Tor adj
journment
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
swIpEp THE BANK ROLL.

An unknown negro created great deal
Of CONSERVATION in colored gambling re-
sort on Saturday evening. After standing
quietly for some time watching the players
WOO the tickle draw and the elusive
craps he suddenly swiped the bank roll
and as suddenly decamped. The entire
sporting fraternity gave chase but amid
shower of brickbats, sticks, stones and
other missiles the daring thief succeeded in
making good his escape.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
crittenton Mi.siou.

a fine audience assembled at the Crit.
tenton mission last night, every seat be-
ing occupied. This mission work is get
ting very close to the masses. Tho Mis-
sion Sunday school at 10 a. m. and the
gospel services at II a. m. were also large
~ attended. and the most encouraging
since the opening OF the mission.
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The Mnypole Dance.

The children who are to participate in
the German Day festivities and who ore
rehearsing for that event every Sunday
afternoon at Turner Hail. had gay time
yesterday In rehcarsing the Maypole dapce.
The boys OF Captain Schneider's gymna-
stun class rehearse every "Wednesday even
Ing for the exhibition to be given by them
on September L.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23
THE HOTEL RRIsroL

The dining room Of the Hotel Bristol.
which has been temporarily closed during
extensive improvements. will reopen a.,
THURSDAY. August 10. First-ciass cooks
nave been secured The table and service
will be second to none. while the nricss
will be very moderate, Meals will be served
ON the European plan. except the 6 o'clorL
table d'hote dinner which will be sna-
cial feature. Communication tickets for rer.
ular boarders.
Murison & MgIin
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The HibrrnInn..

The Hibernians, division No. 3. met last
night and after transacting routine bust
ness. elected eight new members and re-
ceived four or hve applications for mein-
bersbjp, which were laid over under the
rules
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SINGING FEST.

schoenau on the 18th of September. in
which all the singing societies Of Austin
county will participate. Suitable prizes
Will be contested for.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-23

The Houston Cavalry troop has trans
formed It's arrnory In the city hall into
very attractive club room. where they
keeD the latest literature on file and
sRasre aean an arrongsd tor cards ana
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domnoes. thus affording an attractive rem
devious for the members.
CITY Councii Meesine.

The city council will meet at o'clock
tonight in regular session. The chief mat
ter Of interest to come before the meeting
will be the opening OF the bids for the
Main street pavement, beyond McGowan
attract
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Henrne Items.

Hearne. Texas, August 21.-Mf n
Hostrasser. who a few days ago m r.
ously cut by young negro, msn,l3
which was made in The lost, y n
up. and his recovery is assured. nj
gro has not been captured.
business at this point with the rsil|
is renorted to be picking UP soma
Sanger q Co. have opened their O.
office here for this seasons crop, .
Leech, Jr.. will buy at this point tut
Mr.. l.. Kaufman, who will represaal
McFadden Cotton agency at this plan3
the ensuing season. arrived today.
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Joseph +. Commane left Buffalo " v
six months ago for Houston via New yorl
CITY, Last heard from in Atlanta. Ga.
ANY one knowing his Whereabouts will CON
Ter favor by writing his mother, Mrs. j
Commane, ?fS Main street. Buffalo N v
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Celery and iron. delicious and "a
drink at kiesling's soda fountain, 500 I
street. corner Prairie avenue.
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made many warm friends during his stay
mere. After a bridal tour to Nashville and
other points Mr., Selfridge and his bride will
go TO GAINESVILLE, Tenn. where he will enter
the Southwestern Presbyterian University
to prepare for the Presbyterian ministry.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-10
THE M MARKETS.

CINCINNATI Ueb 9.
FLOUR-Spring fancy, 80 759i 10; spring
family, s34llla 20: spring patent, "a 4OIs475;
winter patent, t4G5 @4s 50; fancy sA9O "a. 40;
family, 80 90 a. so; extra $2,75Gy325 low grade,
s. 5oG2 IS; rye, Northwestern, So Gog275; do
city, u GJG@75,
WuEAr-Sales; Sample red, track, 79c,
CoRN-S alc,; Mixed ear, track 22l4c No
> mixed, track, 23c; No mixed, track, 23c
OATs-saies: No mixed, track, 1870 No.
mixed to arrive. 49,
HoGs-select shippers, s355aae) Select
butchers, 9 5o0SCO fair to good packers,
S3 45Ga So; fair to good light, SO 4)a355; COM
mon ana roughs S"85D"@6,
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, SO S7504G5;
choice, Si75B4S5' good TO choice butchers
iS s. a. iO fair to medium butchers, 49, 2533 75;
common S@5O43Oh
SHEEP AND Observation-Disclosures 81
3t35; good to choice, S25OGAO0; common to
fair, s25o9S?3 Llmos-Extras' SS@5' good
TO choice, "A '59S.l5' common TO Ialr' s5'oOG
i5l
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-10
SQUIRE HART'S VIEWS.
Some Opinions and Advice From a
Competent Authority.


Competent Authority.
Like every City and town in our Re-
public, Marietta furnishes its share of
veterans who fought for Old Glory
during the late unpleasantness, and
who, despite their valor when facing u
foe on the field found themselves wag-
ing war on concealed enemy ever
since, and perfectly powerless and un-
able to dislodge it from its position.
How to effect u dislodgement is clear
ly given in the statement that follows
made by Squire NJ. II. Hart whose of
fee we need scarcely remind our read
ers, is just opposite the depot. Our
citizens have now the unavoidab BILE
question TO answer, whose opinion can
depend upon the more, representa-
tive resident of Marietta or some news
paper statement made by some one
living hundreds of miles away who sny
remedy so-and-so cured him? Read
this and then quietly and cody an
swer the question mentally. The
Squire says: "Since ! was in the army.
a member of Reg. 14S, Co. X, Ohio, |
never have had the health | had be-
fore | enlisted. My kidneys were eff
fected and at times | have been every
thing but Il well man, some of the
symptoms showing plainly that my
kidneys were not right. such as dull
pains in the loins; the back tiring our
and irregularity at times in the secre-
tions of the kidneys; aggravated pain
when caught cold. | got u box of
Doan's Kidney Pills at VIM. H. Styer's
place on Front ST. l appreciate the
results received. The remedy acts di-
rect on the kidneys and has no bad eff
feet on the system while using it and
| it. does not take long to make u notice
able Improvement | endorse the
Claims made for Doan's Kidney Pills
! Doan's Kidney Pills are sold by all
| dealers. Price 80 cents per box or q
boxes for $3.50. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of price. FosterMilburn Co.,
Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents for the
| United States.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-10
AdmInls,rator,s Sale.

In pursuance OF au order of the Probate
Court of Washington County, ohio, /
will offer for sale at public auction
on saturday, February 20th, 1897, al
H. O'Clock H. IN. on the premises The follow
Washington County and state of Ohio, tO-wit;
The southeast quarter of the southeast quarter
of Section number five (5l, Town number
tanning forty (iO) acres, more or less.
Terms of sale: One-half in hand and one
half in twelve months from day of sale, with
interest Deferred payment to be secured by
mortage on the premises sold. Appraised al
100000. d. l.. FAWCETT,
Admir-. of Frank M. Dalton, deceased.
I. G. PRESTON, Attorney for Admr.
Jan. 30 iw
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-10
DREAMS BECOME 4 REALTY.
Prof Langley Reports That Mechanical
Flight Has Been Attained.

Prof. Langley Reports That Mechanical
Flight Has Been Attained.
4 New York Sun special from Wash
instoh says:
The report of Prof. Langley, secre-
tnry of the Smithsonian institution,
lust submitted to the board of regents,
contains the following about his fly
ing machine:
The writer has during the interval
of his official duties continued TO eX-
pertinent in this manner until he has
reached a measure of success which
seems to justify him in making the
statement here that mechanical
flight has now been attained. On May
16 last q mechanism built chiefly of
steel and driven by steam engine
made two flights of over half n mile.
Since that time this result has been
ncrrly doubled. In each case there
was no support from gas. The machine
was thousand or more times heavier
than the air in which it was made to
move. DR.. Alexander Graham Bell
witnessed the first of these and com
fnunicated the statements of results to
the Academy of Franco. | do not know
how far interest in this work may bias
my Judgment, but it appears to me
that in these things, the final accom-
plishment of which has come under
the charge of tho Smithsonian institu-
ton. it has made a contribution to the
utilities OF the world which will be
memorable" 4"
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1897-02-10
Notice.

The Township Trustees of Washing
ton county, one or more from each
township are invited to meet at the
Court House on Wednesday, February
nth, at one o'clock sharp, to discuss
the plan of working under the poor
laws as they exist, or will exist, after
March 1st. We hope to come together
as directors and trustees and hear what
those who are supposed to understand
the law can give us.
GEO w. RICHARDS,
Clerk of Infirmary Directors.