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Poetry So called.

The little incident which placed in
the political literature of cur county
the words Sapsucker and Mushroom,
has started the bards, and the follow
ing lines have been sent us from our
poetical friends:
FROM FISHERSVILLE.
Twas a chicken cock crew, three times
in ono day,
An owl in the night, that went
s'Whooo."
A dickey bird warbled, SO sweetly his
lay,
And a goose that said "honk" as he
flew.
But the Sapsucker stuck, to his work
with such pluck,
That he got all the honey, he could
possibly suck;
Then left dickey bird, cock. owl, and
goose,
To chew on the rind, when he had the
juice.
FROM WAYNESBORO.
Singy Singy Sing, of the Ringy Ringy
ring,
Down in the court house lane,
Where the foppers lost the pap,
When they thought they had the crap,
Cause the suckers got the sap.
Down in the court house lane.
Yes. sing sing sing. of the court house
ring.
It's an awful old thing, by jung;
But you better look out, when the
durn things about,
Or your mamma won't know you, in
theSpring.
FROM STANTON.
Said to myself, said 1,
A Mushroom is good, when your wish
ing nice food,
And its cooked with stew or fry. i
But "hush 20 mouf honey"
You can bet all your money,
It's de maxim OF Sapsucker pie,.
Said to myself. said /.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-30

Senator Mcclure says be will make a
big fight for his bill. designed to pun
ish persons who flirt with the pupils
of the female boarding schools. The
senator offered this measure at the
solicitation of lady principals Of sew
eral valley schools. This bill will come
up before the committee on public in
struction and education soon after
Christmas. Chairman Morris, OF the
committee, Ia opposed to the measure.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-30

sowing to the Argus mans still be-
ing laid up with sprained ankle we
could not report any news yesterday"
Argus.
We are sorry, very sorry to hear OF
s.the Argus mans still being laid up u
We didn't know before he had a still.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-30

II Mr.. McCune. the member of the
Virginia Legislature, gets his flirting
bilr' in shape to enable an indictment
to be drawn under it, he will have &C
eomplished more than all the law Civ
ers from Moses down.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-30

4 COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ StauntOn, Va, Dec. ~, 1897.
W. Massie Warwick,
VS..
8. Woods Warwick, ct ais.
All parties interested in the above styled
cause now pending in che circuit cOert for the
county OF Augusta, Take Notice, that pursu-
ant to an order OF said court entered in said
cause Dec 10. 1897, shall at my office in Staun-
ton, Va, on
January 20, 1893,
proceed to state the following accounts:
/. An account of the fund arising from the
sale OF the land in this cause and the proper
distribution of the same
2. An account OF any of the liens binding
any OF the interests therein.
3. An account showing proper settlement
of all matters between the late owners Of said
land growing out OF the same.
4, AM other matters deemed pertinent, etc.
HENRY w. HOLT.
Commissioner In ChOncery.
R. p Bell D. q. dec 3J-4t
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

7NHE regular annual meeting OF the Stock
i holders OF the AUGUSTA PERPETUAL
BUILDING g. LOAN COMPANY, will be held
In the Farmers and Merchants Bank on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18th, 1898, at D.
m. W. r. McCUE,
dec 303t Secretary and Treasurer.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER 80.

Senator Optics motion to reduce sal
aries of county judges, met with
overwhelming defeat in the Senate
last week.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1897-12-30

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
~ StauntOn. Va, Dec. Il, 1897.
W. C. Smiths admir-,
The Wayne Land Co.
All persons interested in the above styled
chancery cause will Take Notice, that In pur-
suance of decree of the circuit court OF Au-
gusta county, entered in said cause on Dec. 7,
1887, shall at my office in Staunton, Va, on
Tuesday, Feb. list, 1898,
proceed to take, state and settle the following
accounts:
t. OF the debt Of the Wayne Land Co. to
W. G. Smith;
3D. OF the transactions Of T. R. n. Speck,
Receiver of the Wayne Land Co.;
3D. OF the number OF lots sold by said COM
pany, and to whom. and the relation OF the
lots SO sold to the residue of the property laid
out in lots and streets by said company:
Atm. OF the number of lots bought IN by said
Receiver and reconveyed to said company;
eth. OF any other matters deemed perth
nent, etc.
RE r. NELSON,
dec 3l4t Master Commissioner.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton. Va, Dec. p, 1897

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
" Staunton. Va, Dec. 2. 1897.
Geo. q. Hoy,
VS..
Agnes A. Warner, ct ais.
All parties interested in the above styled
cause now pending in the circuit court for
the county OF Augusta, Take Notice, that pur-
suant to decree of said court entered in said
cause on Nov l., 1897, shall at my Office in
StauntOn, Va, on
February 3, 1893,
proceed to ascertain and report:
l. The nature anG condition OF the title to
tie land in the bill mentioned, and the liens
binding the same in order of priority.
z The rights OF AgueS A. Warner as dover
ess in said lands.
8. How the plaintiff shall apply his purchase
money OF the interest in said lands that were
purchased by him and decided to him as set
IOrth in the bill.
4. Whether said lands are susceptible Of
partition in kind among the parties entitled
thereto.
s. ANY other matters deemed pertinent, etc.
HENRY w. HOLT,
Commissioner.
Curry & Glenn d. q. dec 3J-41
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
ROBBED A BANK.
Posss cspturss Oss Of the Thisvss and
RsaohlaE FOR the Others.

foaas Csptures Ons Of the Thierea and
RsaohlaE FOR the Others
Deadwood. s. D.. June 2e.-Four
masked men Monday made a desperate
attempt to rob the Butte county bank
OF Belle Fourohe.
Entering the bank with rovolyers
drawn they ordered the customers
present and bank officials 10 hold up
their hands. A little hesiiancy on the
part OF Cashier Marble drew a shot
from one Of the robbers which clipped
on a large portion Of the cashiers
right ear and forced compliance with
the command The safe and counters
were relieved Of their cash aud the rob
bers mounting their horses which had
been conveniently stationed. rode
away.
An alarm was Immediately given
and In a few minutes a well mounted
and armed posse was In pursuit Of the
robbers. one Of the robbers was cap
tured ana the posse IN close pursuit Of
the others
Il transplres that less than SIS was
taken from the bank. Cashier Arthur
Marble having slammed shut and
locked the doors OF the vault al the en-
trance Of the robbers. he was fred
al three times. only one sho. taking
enect. Tie tried 10 return the fire, but
bis pistol failed him
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
TRAGEDY IN KENTUCKY
narisa Sebastian shss Ds~n IN the
Street - Lancaster.

Street 81 Lancaster.
Lancaster KY Jsne Son the pub
he square here yesterday Afternoon.
Marion sebastian vas shot dead. Eve
halls penetrating his body
The verdict Of the coroners jury vas
that s D. and Jack Turner and an un-
known party hrsd the murderous shots.
also hat S. d. Turner. who Is broth
sT-ln-laE 70 sebastian. was the priaci-
pal In the killing and fred the arst
shot.
S. D. Turner had married a daughter
Of J. p. Nave. a rich farmer. Naye's
wife IA Sebastlan's sister Al Navo's
suggestion his daughter. with whom she
lived unhappily. deserted him. A suit
BY Turner agains, his iather-ln-lav for
$40 900 damages for alternating his
wiies affections resulted 10 giving Tur-
ner $3.50.
Sebastian. hrother-in-law OF both
parties 20 the suit was a witness and
his testimony favored Nave
In the fight Turner fred first he and
Sebastian held each other b. the lefi
hand while hring with the free right
hand Turner was not hit 10 Is be-
lleved bis brother. Jack. hred two shots
AZ Sebastian.
All we're Well-t0-do farmers and the
tragedy is likely 10 start a bad family
/ itud.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
HUNTING HER MOTHER.
Woman walks late Town Roll
ing q Baby buggy.

A yelrg WczEn cvicg her 1a11t a.
Nrs A. J. Faerix re1c1c3 lie ~ Mo1-
day rirti walking ard rcli1g a haty
t-rZY i1 utich uAs ter i-- yeEf %
tArrtter. Sc sac - Ens searching
g. htT Dcthsr. Mr.. Nary A1ar.s. Eho
f-rutr.y hvtt hsre her kcue uas
o-rntd a. Ia las. ari he peops thrrs
-k.e ur E-1eT Hh'cA tro1rhi her a.
tlf AZ erc1,ey. frc1 Nhica Fiacs shs
gtket CO e. brya1 a. E1oFe Indicated.
1 ne Ec-1- sEFs ter k1s1E1t i in TIE
[ Fs-lisct tar Ezt hEs served TO years
C q se1ieccs q tEe1ty-ags ysars Co
Ezrtsr. A s1tscripsicl Eas tAksn %
esrs Yssisr3-y . sent The vonAa o.
[ - Hc-s,az-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Henry Rohas went 20 Houston ye,.
ierdsy
Miss stella Howell leh Ga Navaso,s
YESTERDAY.
nc Robinson went 20 Galveston
YESTERDAY
J ". Robinson Of NsrHn. 81 here
visiting Relatives.
Miss Adsh lea poR &C. vlstug her
sister In Hampstead.
NJ and Ms. r. j jenkins have n.
turned ron Louisiana
Thos. n. 6aihughi chapter oi n,
Alpha Poi met YESTERDAY and Fe-clcticd
ne original corps of oliver,
NJ. and Mrs. Harry I. Coe have ID,
sympathy % the Eagle in the loss q
their infant dauchief Who died Al
Rockdale. The iaDcrai vi.l lake plsc.
here TO-DAY.
n. II. S,elhei. TIE MALT Nutriae
hustler Was here Yesterday aiVertisiul
I this IAN 1us tonic. NJ Sneht. sEys IA
has net 500 physicians ia Texas an
thsy al recommsud Malt Nauiuc.
Nrs GGrth and children. Mas Corlil
T FLETCHER an Hiss Josie Clark g Bryan
Nrs Nclrni1n 81 Calvert leh ycstef
[ CAV b Gitcnd the Nashville exposition
aiisf vhich they vil spend the summe
II Virginia
/ luisg Rosan q BroWuwoo3. FrAul
hollGrt o. DALAI. Capt =. A. Reich
arii q Houston. hon Geo. {. Pend e
I ton q Re'ion. AMI Mator A J Roe az
MAJOR CaFir. tle neE eosri % direct
ors are A. the A. Gnd n Coicse g.
u their annual husness meeting.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
JOHN |. ON A DRUNK.
breaks Away Prem Nuidoom and rsak'
Up on WHISKY.


New York. June 29.-The Journal
and Advertiser announces that Joha l..
Sullivan has broken away from all
training rules. sullivan got away
from Billy Muldoon while they were
taking a walk through the streets Of
White plains sunday night and when
his trainer found him he had con-
sumed 50 much liquor that he had "a
be put TO bed. Muldoon had him later
on driven TO the training quarters
Neither OF them will speak Of the mat
ter, but Muldoon appears to be very
much disguised and put out over H.
Sullivan Is now oontrlte. but insists
that he fe,ls much better. Notwith-
standing the fact that he pulled down
his weight very liltle and that bis
training has amounted almost 10 moth.
Ing. sullivan contends that he will IA
In good shape by next Monday night
and will be fully able 10 take care OF
himself In the rims.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
N. at. Time Card.

p. 5. Wilcox vsni to Tsaph gssssr.
Up. Roydsr cane o. f'ea wsllora
yesterday.
Mrs. p. smith retained % DaIas
yesterday.
Miss Bessie Ross has returned from
Nashville.
W. scrimshirs vas Up from Mill
can yesterday.
Martin higgins, a negro charged with
ihefs, Was lodged In jail yesterday.
Col. Chatham. John n. Caldwell, G.
u. Myse. ". W. Hill and others went
fishing yesterday.
Misses Mollie and Fannie Patterson
left yesterday 10 visit Marlin, Waco,
Temple and Bolton.
]. II. McGregor, W. II. McVey G. A.
Robinson and John Medley were here
from wellborn yesterday.
Born 10 Mf. and Mrs. George Hensar,
lag on Judge ! enderson's place Mon
day night, fine i2-p0und boy.
The examining trial Of John Jones
charged with burglary Al JEFF Roberts
place, was postponed yesterday unit
Friday.
Paul Haley, a negro who plead guilt
10 disturbing the peace and was sent =
the county farm, has been released OF
payment Of hi fine.
Miss Lizzie Lyman OF Navasota, wen
10 Calvert yesterday, after spendinl
several weeks most pleasantly AZ CUES
Of Miss Alberta Paris.
Judge Nall has returned from Mad
sonvile and corroborates all the Store
81 nne crops that have been brought ON
CT fiom there.
The BOYS have been having lots Of fnl
recsniiy chasing Wild cats at night ID
Henry Fountain says they chased on
upncafly 20 his house Monday night.
sheriff @. W. Curry came over fror
Burlcson county yesterday and lett o
the noon train with the negro viii al
tle, the SLAYER Of young McCarley. Nj
Curry formerly lived 10 Bryan Tor a yea
or more and has relatives here
H.F. Jonas Of Houston, was here yel
terday. Mr.. Jonas Il an architect aud
era nate OF The A. and ~, class 'sS. II
waa here TO see about furnishing plan
and specifications for thenew mess bal
Mrs. NJ. W. Sims len last night "a
New York city from which place sh
will 20 with party ofinends 20 Euro,
Of which she vi; visit all the principl
countries.
Bids Tor hui'ding the bird Poo
bridge have been receive by the count
commissioner, but the contract las nc
been awarded. The lowest bid was tbs
Of HOFFMAN and Zimmerman.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
wn Not r.r,.l, Oh. rlrh,.

New York. June % supeflniend'
ent McElvy Of the Brooklyn polio,
states he will not permit ibe proposed
contest between Bob FltEslmmons ant
John l.. sullivan TO take place. The
men are 20 meet In a slx-round exhibit
tlon at Ambrose park. South Brook
lyn, on next Monday The police su
perlntendcn' claims, although "a,
managers OF the project have secure,
theatrical license. the meeting OF IN,
men would be- an infringement OF M
laws governing boxing 10 TIE stat0
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
weilborn News.

tits siill dry and and hot here. We
had q cool shower Friday evening, but
not enough n do much good.
Mrs. johnson, mother Of John, All
and W. w Johnson, died here on June
25th. aged IS years.
Mr., McSwain Of lee county, is here
prospecting.
W. W. johnson ond family Of Taylor
county, are here visiting and report
fine crop prospects where they live.
Mr.. McCafley, the convict guard
killed In the BraEos bottom. was buried
here Sunday evening.
Quite a crowd Of Millican and Bryan
people attended church here Sunday.
Rob Roy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

81. Louis. June i9.-AI poolrooms IN
this city are closed and The police have
orders to raid all found open. Il o.
announced that the validity q the
Breeders law, which g. now In effect,
has not boon tested and the question az
60 whether poolrooms can be operated
IN st. Louis, outside OF the race track
enclosures. has not been decided.
Judge Murphy. however, did decide
that places where money was telc-
graphed for betting purposes were not
poolrooms. and did not come under
provisions OF the Breeders law.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
ne Caurht on az LAT.

TIE vas tryirg be best 20 b a-rseahie,
tli there Ess app4rruily something
th1f 1ispicased Der. She walked along
10 slerce. paying little attention 70 al
he clever and pleasant things be va
saying
aNr. Willis" she said Al lat. a.
PLEASANTLY a. she could, "are you afraid
that vill get away"
.why-ghy, no Miss Mabel. What
a question -
"You ard not afraid that will sud.
denly start and run p"
Certainly not? know Of no reason
Why you should"
Perhaps then, Mr.. Willis" she sug
gested. growing q trife more naughty
"you have been III and are weak /"
mo indeed. Miss Mabel. was new
er In better health"
you are really not afraid Of falling
"NOt AZ all"
"And you need no suppoft7
None. / don't understand"
Then ! zee no reason fer you holdinl
on to my arm
"why, Il vas rather % aesisi yol
than to-"
III You will kindly give me your arm
Mr. Willis, / can gain all the supper
necessary with less Inconvenience an
more grace. Furthermore. will no
have a black and blue mark on my arm
every time you think need little ex
ira assistance. And the public. Mr.. VII
lie. wi be more inclined 10 think tn
you are strong enough 10 walk Withou
support"
, tle offered her his arm.-Ex.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Washington. June - Several hun
dred pension bills have been reported
60 the senate a. the result OF the first
meeting % the pension committee since
thc present congress assembled. Mr.
G1llingcr, chairman OF the committee.
stated ii decided 10 report favorably on
an those hins WHOA formerly passed
either branch o. congress. or had been
favorably considered In the committee.
Three general pension bills are in-
cludcd. two o. them amending TIE law
q 1880. and another referring 20 prooi
In pension cases
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Washington. June 2s-The c0adition
Of Senator Pe,tlgrsv. who was taken
~ In The senate saturday. continues &c
improve His physicians believes he
vii BE- able TO resume bis senatorial
duties In a few days
senator Harris Of Tennessee. who has
been unwell Tor some time. but who
was gradually recuperatlng. suffered q
setback sunday. which al hrsi caused
his friends some apprehension. but be
Is reported TO be better.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

New York. June 29.-Henry Gerzom
a well known Jewish scholar and rab
bi and writer Is dead at his home n
this city. aged "a years. He was az
accomplished linguist and wrote many
articles on the Jews In Rusrla. H'
formerly was at the head OF the con
ErcgatiOn In Atlanta and Chicago.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
o0NTRol oF rRusrS


AGresd - an AaaeNdment
Washington. June ss Tao Republic
can momhos az tho stnsi, committee
on Judiciary had under consideration
me form az tho amendment b. be- sub
uittci Cor ire control o. trusts rhsy
rracuCany sgreed upon an amendment
mskiug % an onense punishable by
tne and Imprisonment Cor any persons
g. corroration 10 monopollle or con
spiro Ni,a any other porson or CORPORA
ton 90 monoPOiire trade on any ar,i-
clo ProJesed ny taria hnl The amend
nient When completed Viu prcsribc
penalties and supply directions Cor de-
tection % fraud Preparation % ne
Amendment has been referred 20 a SUB
Committee consisting q Messrs. Thurs
ton. navis and SPooner.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Two Mexican conylcts were killed at
Calvert, Tex, while trying 10 escape.
John Broadt Indicted for murder,
suicided az Hszloion. Ia
Col. s. d. Mussey. a well KNOW
Washington newspaper correspondent
died at Middleburg, VI.
There ls a cabinet crisis In HOLLAND.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
ID. Knl.a ..a r-.a., wsasa.a.

I've KILLED and NNenV Neeh"s"
vanoeburg. Ky. June 2g-Tom To-
gan and Wyatt Cooper brought about
a deadly shooting ARRAY at a picine on
Straight fork Saturday. IN which two
were killed instantly and many wound
ed. Logan and Cooper were deadly en-
emles and when they met at the picnic
Logan opened Ere. killing Cooper at
the hrst shot. lie fred ave other bull
lets into his PROSTATE foes body AZ q
then the latter's friends took up the
fght and the shooting became general.
An unknown man was killed and
about twenty were wounded, some OF
them badly.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

This year uil. he held July liih o.
24tn. aud excursion rates vii prevail. on
the International & Great Northern Il,
Il. 70 ihc occasion. Under new maui
agpment 30 b. a.,cried that the Fruit
la ace OF ~ will Tar sufpass anything
before attempted In previous ycars. 81,
any Agent on the line fnr further par
,iculafs. u ]. Prct, e. I, at. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
MsKInlsr WIN Go 70 c.n,sn.

Washington. June 2a-The president
has definitely decided 20 60 TO his old
home al Canton on Friday 10 visit his
mother for a few days Mrs McKin-
ley Miss Mabel Mckinley. and proba-
bly, Assistant Secretary Of State and
Mrs Day. will accompany him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Round trip tickets on sale o. Monte
rcy % Mexico CITY from all points on
the l. & G. y. r. r., July md, limited
% days for Mexico Cily and 10 DAYS fnr
Monterey. 81 the popular log excursion
rates. This will he the grandest MeXi.
co excursion this season, ID. j. Prirc
q. 7 A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
II M. WILSON
Ia e. y, Excursion Rates.

Tho Fourth ofJuy.
Tho International aud Great Northern
Raiieay will have ou sale round uil
EXCURSION tickets between on point
Jolly 81. 4ih and ath, limited until inl,
6 ior Wiurn. d.. rrcc. g r. I a.
interstate lrl. San Antonio. Texas
Round trip excursion tickets on sa'
nom sll points ou the !. a q. \. u. u.
july l0,h o. 2lth inclusive. limited o
2sth Coz rcturn, At very low rates. u
]. puco, q. 2. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30
Senator r.,,lrr.r R.,s,.r.a.

Washington. June 20 senator Pet
tigrev was on the floor Of the senate
and was congratulated by his col
leagues on his speedy recovery from
his recent illness.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Denison. Tex. June San old
man. named Norman. living near the
West Denison yards. was attacked last
week with screw worms and is afIlict-
ed with them In his nose. head and
throat.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

National Educational Assn, MilWau-
ice. Wis
Round trip tickets on sale from al
poin.s on the I. NG, \. r. r. July End
Srd and ith. return limit July l2ih at
halt rates privilege OF an extension OF
limit on these tickets o. August 3lsi
viii BE- granted. b. J. Price, q, L. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Epvorih League, rorouio, Ont
Round trip tickets on sale irnm all
points on The L. NG.N r. e., July nth
18th and 18th, limited good Tor return
until July Goth. at hall rates puNileg,
81 EXTENSION oifctum limit until August
18th will bc granted on these tickets
I n. ]. Price. q p. A.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-06-30

Washington. June 2s-rhe cabinet
meeting today was brief and unlmport-
ant as only routine matters were dis.
cussed