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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

~. Baxter and family arrived from
'neir Illinois trip Monday. They came
up on the rotary from Milbank. where
'neS had been detained a week by the
blockade.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25
: OF
'LOSURE SALE,

OF
LOSURE SALE,
| y Nv
ut OF the sum Of NM
ollars and flfty-ulls
pal and interest aAd
lty-three dollars aai
ersigned assignee Z
lafter describes rl
axes thereon and o
hich said sums sfea
lined 10 be due upa
ain mortgage, dala
September, 4. ?. w
delivered by Willis
Evans. his wife, mort
Mortgage CompsHl
he following descFle
ounty, Dakota Ierii
Dakota royit : lOs
half of the north.ves
red seven IN townshi
twenty two nora III
10 west of the iti
aiming one hnnd'H
as, according 70 "
of. and which sals
assigned 10 Llncol
corporation crra's'
Die purposes only.
that said mortgais
ic sale of said pfeas
hart thereof, at ins
ouse in the citJ q
hth Dakota, by sne'la
ity, on Saturday "
A ID. 1897. at W.
Il that day, 70 pay.
mortgage deot,
the further sun
fee agreed 70 DC pal,
Df each foreclosure y
sure thereof.
lin, A. ID. 1s9I...,rv
bin UNIVERSITY
Assignee Of saia
mortgage
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

70 write with blueing or in
Out go to Mike Thul's Pioneer
anu get some OF the celebrat-
"ond ink.-the best on earth.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

- new aud original effects in wash
ana worsteds may be seen by
Y at the Elevator Store where new
per goods are being unpacked.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

The Congre gational ladies are high
~ FL ated over the brilliant success OF
their guessing social held at Mrs. III. O..
Franks Friday evening. The attend
ance numbered nearly 100, and "a nice
sum was netted for the society.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

LlVrryman NaIouey started for Mil
oahk sunday morning carrying as pass
ehgers a. Nj. Knight, j.. W. Grant. and
Harry Hocum. He landed them in safety
that night and arrived home 4 esday
morning.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

La the Webster township election no
tice published last week, the date for
election day was incorrectly fixed on
Tuesday, March l. Ii should have read
Tuesday, March 2. Voters are request
ed to take notice of the change.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

er and "Observant' are in
Where are the other old
/. ! .'tizen,' Fair Play" "Re-
Il FRO Bono Publieo.v etc. etc?
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

when the news OF kyle's election
reached town Thursday, it was interest
ing to watch the antics OF the party
followers. The Republicans We're jubi-
liant, while "red headed best describes
the frame of mind OF the pops.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

On tuesday, the 10th inst, julius
oorenson plead guilty at Grand Forks
10 the enlightenment OF $500 from the
Great Northern railway company and
was sentenced to two years in the pen
itentiary.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

iel'ow townsmau, II. o. Frank, is
'p' whi'e sailing up the Mediter-
oea to witness some OF the
al-Turkish war movements.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

Ihey do say-that the art preserva.
i've was weIl-represented in the choir
OF the Methodist church Sunday night.
resulting in an increased ATTENDANCE.
Another illustration OF the value OF
printers ink.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25
OBLIGATION.

b d 6w 80.
|rtown, South Dassu
Jan. ~, nv.
TINT the follovlI
,sice OF his inteu''si
proof in support
proof will be MAJ u
absence the clerk
ter. South Dako'a' =
i. T.. No. l7,9a A.
section 10. tovnsns
|the following witas y
! residence upon ossr,
viz: Larry D naal
and Jacob Pom
County, S. D,
SHIEAfE. Rcgis'e'.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

me ladles AID oil the NJ. +. church il
'haklng up a party for a winter tour il
the Us. The train leaves Black viii,
promptly at $50 p. M. Friday, Feb. 20
Meals included expense slight. Tn,
porter has agreed to see that Won ar,
welteared for and be paid only in his
own coin. You are all cordially invited
TO JON the party, Every one saie,-cars
quilt Tor use and no blockades. A line
OF hacks will be at your service.
hnute Exc OF Highland township lost
MS lie by fire on Tuesday night, the
lZth INST. He resided alone on his
farm on section 30, and was last seen
alive, doing his chores, thar evening
about sunset. Some time during the
night, his house caught fir and "A
destroyed. A heavy blizzard prevailed
that night. keeping folks well indoors
ana prevented any discovery of the fire
beng made at that time. A neighbours
boy mounted a hill overlooking Exe's
farm the mex day and was surprised at
seeing but the ruins OF the house. Help
""S SuH'iloled ana an investigation
'p'ra'u tue oead oody Oh tii+ untortu
nate farmer lying face downward in a
"'' VI what "hlch had hot been DIS
"'f"' w me names. MS rlght arm
a"' 'le oacN u ill' mead were horribly
ou,ieu' ne "SuPposit'oh Is that he was
"aNeheu ny the hre ana eldeayored to
ea'aPe' uuo oeWiidered ana blinded by
Ohe smoke had sunk IN the wheat bin
"'u pe''Shru " DECREASED
vas S''e"'A-Ionr years 81 age and 'Ia'i
Soihe reld'INeS W C~odInSton county who
were hotihea OF MS fate. Funeral took
pave oi oaturuay.
At the last regular commu,;oot., =;
Coteau Lodge. No ID A & tb.
WorshipfuI Master. Louis G. Leyoy. woa
presented by tbe brethran with n b,nd
some Past Masters level BRO 7 IT
Mccoy, in making the presentation
speech. referred Ia the facts that p.o
Levoy had faithfully sarvad rho L,ao.
Master for four forms and w,o anton;..
upon a fifth mucb of tho b;oh o.ona
ing of Coteau Lodge in the fro ter,;+r
was due mainly 70 his efforts and +eooh.
ings hal the bretberp nnroc;otoa
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25
b SALE.

i Is Tvs .or.el
Fin the paym ~ q 81,
d taxes on theu ssr
ven by Robert liza ~
% l.. II Hole uu WI
|bcr 10th, 1871, y.
the office o. Ia e,sn
nty. South Das ,S.ssa
Eaging the souusb us
[,mh n e. range ffty.l%s
~ in said Day Coue v,
limit claimed to oe ~
fi late Of this notice IA
ii ninety.two ana
that said moris,,s
hle OF the mo'.'ses
|of March, 1897. y I'M
! door Of the no
lister, county ., hisjs
b the highest
|. II. HOLE T, ,.%s'.s's
aaa Huron, y
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1897-02-25

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
PROFESSOR = SPLINTER.
Chases and Catches a student Who
Threw Rocks at His window


Athens. Ca. FEB. zs.-sunday night at
a late hour DR.. J. II. T. Mcpherson. pro-
fessor Of history in the University Of Geor-
ia. sat in MS room On Lumpkin street
H.s was astonished 70 hear rocks rattle
against the binds. and determined TO find
out who was the perpetrator Of the deed
He hustled downstairs in time 70 see
tao young men escaping in the darkness.
The professor, however. - quite an ath-
Iete. and has record as a Splinter. and
took after one of the boys with the de-
termination 70 catch him He chased him
along several blocks in the business p0r-
ton of the city ana finally cornered him
student Of the university. but the faculty
Hin not. probably pass upon his case,
as Dr.. Mcpherson accepted his apology.
Among the papers Of the late Prof.
George y. thomas mas been found lee
ture on The Legal Rights OF Woman, -
witch he delivered 70 his classes while
professor Of law in the University OF
Georgia. II is a rare. interesting and able
lecture II IS now in possession Of Prof
Syivanus Morris of the university law
department. who will deliver IL 20 his
classes soon.
Sunday night az midnight an Irish stone
cutter was found in the old cemetery
among the tOmbstones on his knees and
praying wildly and incoherenIly. He was
pur in the Gala boose and released yes
terday morning without being able TO
give account OF his grewSome conduct.
Hon. =. A Denmark Of Savannah spent
Yesterday in Athens.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
BRUNSWICK MOTIFS.
DR.. TaImage Failed TO Lecture in
That City.

Brunswick. Ca, Feb. 1s.-The Bruins
night. promises 20 eclipse anything Of the
kind previously held in this city. The or
gsnization Is ore Of the most notable
com psnies in the state militia OF recent
date the younger men nave joined hands
with the old veterans and given the Rife
men once more the prestige in local mill
tary circles ii has enjoyed in the past
When the subject Of giving fair was
preached for the purpose OF securing
funds for further improvements. 1t met
with hearty approval The result as fore
Swallowed by the success Of the opening
night is easily foretold. Mrs. l. c. Ro-
det. selected on account Of her admirable
fitness for the task, 10 head the ladies
auxiliary. has achieved harmonious sue
cess in the most eminent degree. and for
IL received the deserved praise OF those
who attended the opening night. The So
ciai world Of Brunswick mas entered into
the spirit OF the occasion with cOidiaIty
o. spirit and for the ensuing week all
other diversions will be abandoned. The
fair viii b. a fitting close 70 the social sea-
son preceding Lent, and therefore gayety
Is uurestrained.
Brig. Gen. william 7. Cralghill of Wash
ingr0u. chief OF engineers, United States
army, arrived last night. His visit is I'm
( connection with the coast survey work on
the bar.
Examinations Of petty officers In the
Naval Reserves First division. resulted
as follows. y. Gregertsen, boatswain's
mate, A. Gregertsen. gunner's mate; +. J.
Allen. George II. Cook, and r. b. Topper
cozsgain.
The big barge Ocean Belle is IN the sound
waiting 10 90 out. She has 1850 crossties
on board. These are OF the largest size
cut. equal 10 1000 OF the ordinary size
Teller George 4. Smith of the National
Bank has declined the position OF private
secretary 70 Congressman Brantley-
Remenyi. the violinist, spent Sunday at
Jekyl. the guest Of Editor Pulitzer.
Rev. ]. Dewitt Talmage broke his con-
tract 70 lecture in Brunswick. He filled
in the date at Savannah and Local Man
ager Baker had an attachment issued
against the Savannah receipts. A COM
promise was effected and Manager Baker
secured $50 as his share, the attorney
getting $3.50.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
BRookIys TO HANG.
The Supreme Court Refuses TO Grant
Him a New Trial


Atlanta, Ca. FEB. Z--LoTett BrookiHz
Of Jefferson county VAL Eay t1s penalty
% hs double murder Tor the kllng II
Leila GeCrary. wita whom he mad been
living and Sander OIFaaat. tas max
waon s.s vss about 70 marry. Brook
lns vas q school teacher ard be and the
IcC-sry woman lad been intimate wan
each other Tor some time After The Kill
sng. Bro0klrs claimed mat be trlad % 81
rld o. her. but she would net be cast or.
On ire night o. the tragedy Br5oklns en-
tered tae house Erere Leila Acf-rarE - az
staying win ner sister and while there De-
came engaged 81 = quarrel with DiiphanL
A lg1t folloHe1 and Bro0k.ns E1gt and
Eille1 the woman and IT, hand 70 hand
encounter with tns nan inflicted mortal
wound or hin from which ne died near the
sceae q t1e shooting
BrookinE vas arrested trieI and found
guilty o. fae murder " Leila GcCrsry,
but the caFe was appealed 70 the supreme
court. which heard argument ID the cas-
iast arek AMI to-day rendered q decision
refusing BroOfJns new trial
u the case Of Charley waller the Bib
county murderer. the supreme court de-
cldel against the court oeioH and - viii.
esca - The life sentence imposed upon MIN
for rne present. having been granted a
new trial Waller ara Tom y. Smith NJ
came engaged in a quarrel on Nov. s 1ss*
a. a wedding rear me line " BiID ard
Monroe counties and Smith fired two shots
ar Waller. VINO fired five shots Al his an
tagonist. WoundinE him fatallT. Smith
lived about tWeuty-four hours and died
from the effects Of his wounds. On the
trial Waller was convicted with 2 reco m
uendatiOn and a sentence Of impris0n-
ment for life was imposed upon him.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
cRooKEDNEss 70 BE CHARGED.
City omciaI of Atlanta Accused of
Accepting Brides.

Accepting Brides.
Atlanta. Ca, Feb. 23.-An Atlanta man.
through his attorney, is preparing to file
sensational charges against a city official
at the next meeting of council. The first
charge lodged will be receiving commits
gions on supplies used in his department
He will also be charged with letting con-
tracts TO favored firms.
Another charge will be that the official
purchased horses for his department at
500, when in point Of fact he only paid $50
for each. In this transactions It IS said
that the horses were bought and that the
inspector received $50 on each horse. An
other horse transaction Is mentioned. in
which two carloads were purchased. the
official getting Sl5 TO $50 on each animal.
The officials morality viii be attacked.
Improper relations with a young lady will
be charged. The name OF the young lady
will not appear in the charges. but il IS
the intention 20 have all the facts brought
out orally when the investigation is be-
ing made. These charges are denounced
by the Official as false. Iie says he stand :
ready 10 prove his entire innocence, and
that his yindication viii be fun and com
plete.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
GOING TO PLANT TOBACCO.
Farmers Around OcaIa VIII CaIti-
vate the weed This Year.

Nafe the " eed This ear
ocsla, fla. Feb. 2-8Ir- Z J. Carney.
Who owns one Of the most promising young
orange groves on tie banks OF Lake Weir.
was in Town to-day ana stated 10 your coz
respondent that his trees ara all looking
nicely. Many Of them IN bloom. and that
h expected 70 have q very fair crop OF
oranges the coming season W1ile Mr.
Carney has abundant fsiIh ~ the future
grange culture in Marion county. be j.
not putting ali Of his faitn in il a. hereto
fore, but has already planted q large Sod
bed and in the spring viii plant several
acres q me Sumatra ard Cuban tobacco
Col Bob Bullorhr VINO owns some very
fine lands within the city limits. is also
making preparations 70 cultivate several
acres Of tobacco this season. while Col
A L EichIeberger. the first 10 catch the
tobacco fever, ana VINO mas successfully
planted and grown several crops, VIII more
than double his acreage this season. Sir.
Maderas Cuban expert tobacco curer, IS
kept busy giving Information 10 those who
wish 70 engage IN It's culture. His advice
is highly appreciated and Of great advant-
age 10 the farmers-
Superintendent T. D. Cline. Of the Cen
tral Railroad Of Georgia. in MS private car.
spent yesterday ia Ocaia on MS way from
an extended trip 10 Tampa and the east
coast sectlon- he was accompanied by MS
family and several friends
The first horse races witnessed in Ocala
for several years took pace this afternoon
between "BuckSkin." owned by J. ".
Voyt and "Gipsy." owned by a tourist, ana
tHettie." owned by John Mathews. The
race was for a purse Of 50. and was Won
b. 'Buckskin" in = seconds. z distance OF
quarter OF q mile.
3iessrs. Beverly Pendleton and Edward
Mcintosh. who grew tired Of city life and
a few weeks ago purchased a small farm
near town, made their first Shipment Of
cabbage and lettuce to-day.
MIR y. s Williams was today appointed
assignee for z. T. Bugbee. by Judge Hack
er. vice g. S Scott, VINO asked 10 be re-
lieved
Mr.. J. H McClymonds lost his fine pack
ing house and contents at Orange Lake
yesterday by fire. caused from sparks of
q passing engine. The house was valued
at sZ.y99. and insured for 8 80.
The work on the big pavilion and picnic
grounds was commenced to-day. and the
Ocala- Silver Springs and Western rail-
road, a branch Of the Plant system. in
tends 70 push their completion as fast as
possible, and expects % have them ready
for the summer season which they pro-
! pose TO advertise as summer resort
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
BIG SUIT OVER REAL ESTATE.
CHILDREN CLAM THE PROPERTY
WAS ESTAILED.

Their Father sold IL "a II IL Was
in Zee simple. Bar They Claim Ia
Wa to Come TO Them at Their
Mothers Death-It - situated in
the Hu=iness Center of atlanta and
Is valued At s2Oo.O0o.
Atlanta. Ca. Yea S-szit for IRE r.
covery O. central property estimated 70
~ worm g5a9D was begun in the s1pe-
nor court to-day b. Mss Lila Hoso-ook
and ". T Eo-brook. children q John s.
Ho-broos1. one a Atlantz-s Oldest znd hest
known citizens. TIE father was trustee
for the mother q t-e c1ndren. VINO bring
TIE suit. the mother 1sving q life inter
es. il tie property thus he'd II trust for
1er At her death. a. Is alleged. the prop
erty was 90 90 TO her children Some
years ago. however NJ HoI5rook dispos-
80 o. -he property as e il had been a fee
simple title. ard noE since the death o.
Mrs HoIbrook ard tae arrival % the chill
dren Al age the silt for the recovery is
begun
The property compress whole block
lylng between washington, East Fair.
LLOYD streets ana Trinity avenue one
OF me most Eallabls store sites N the city
On whitehall street IL also involved I'nis
store Is worth 5000. and Is noT held BY
Mrs Kittle ". Steele The other proper
IS is he'd by various parties. who nave
blilt handsome residences on T.
II the court sets aside the titles under
y a5ch these different parties hold Il ana
the property IS turned back 10 the Hol-
brook children. r. viii he q snug fortune
FOR them. The litigation promised VIII be
almost intermins oae. IS the property has
PASSED through scores OF people since BE-
= 49, II ~ Z Ln--rnrE.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
FREIGHT AGENTS TALK.
They Have "A Conference i'm Respect
to Freight at Triton.

They Have "A Conference i'm Respect
to Freight at Triton.
Triton. Ca. Feb. 23.-General Passenger
Agent G. a. Mcdonald, Vice President ".
Checkley Shaw. General Freight Agent
John NJ CuttIen Of the Georgia Southern
and Florida railroad, accompanied by
Freight Agent Haiden v Miller OF the
Southern system, came to Triton yester-
day to meet General Freight Agent r. =.
Pappy OF the Plant system and President
II. II. Tiff and Traffic Manager +. G.
Boatright OF the Triton and Northeastern
railroad. They held quite a lengthy con-
ference relative to business matters in
connection with ther respective roads
which center here. Mr.. Thomas Rankin
a Pittsburg capitalist with his wife. is
making a short sojourn here.-Aiiss Annie
IAnghanburg of Warren. Pa, has pur-
chased the Sego farm. a few miles north
Of Triton on the Georgia, Southern and
Florida railroad and is making prepara-
tons to plant it in fruit-As a result of
the warm weather the past week the
peach trees are blooming. A few more
days without a change will see the orch
ards in all their glory.-Mr. Z. p. Bowen
is putting the finishing touches on his
handsome brick block, corner OF Low
and Second streets. The corner room will
be occupied by Dr. Goodman's drug store
The two store rooms fronting on Low ave-
nue. viii be occupied by the Southern Ex-
press Office and Thurman's gents furnish
ing store.
The fruit growers are as busy as bees
these days putting their orchards in prop
err trim.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
SOUTHERN HTTTAL ASSETS.
State Treasurer sDeer Ordered TO
keep Those ln 9In Control.

ENa4tE PEI DENFEfu 10
Keep Those IN BIr Control.
Atlanta, Ca. Feb. Zz.-Thls morning, al
the request II Judge II. y. Tompkins,
representing Dir. Garner and other Florida
stockholders. Judge Newman Of the fed
erai court granted an order restraining
State Treasurer speer from parting with
The custody u any Of the assets Of the
Southern Mutual Loan Association, which
under the law are required 70 be deposited
with the state treasurer. This was resist
90 by counsel for the association. who
Old not want the assets tied up, but Judge
Newman saw n TO grant the order, and
Treasurer Speer Is prohibited from de
lycring any part Of the securities 10 any
person whatever. pending the settlement
OF the associations affairs.
Mr. Garner has a bill before Judge New
man praying for the appointment of a
receiver by the federal court. The securi-
ties ol the association on deposit with the
state treasurer amount TO about $685.
o.. not more than this, and not less than
f,p.O03. This Is the result OF the count. II
has been supposed that the amount was
larger, but the above figures show the
reality This deposit was made under the
law, which requires 70 per cent OF al
deeds and mortgages held as security for
loans Of building and loan associations &c
De deposited with the state treasurer. In
addition 20 this IL Is said that there arc
$1,000 of securities on deposit with the
Ohio Life Insurance Company OF Chicago
and 5000 with the Bates Farley Com
pany and the American Building ant
Loan Association Of Atlanta.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
Maycross Notes.

Waycross. Ca. Feb. 3.-The South
ern Telephone and Telegraph Company
has fifty-four phones in operation
in the local exchange, and IL Is un-
derstood that nearly that many more sub
scribers have been secured. The other
phones will be connected with all possible
dispatch.
Harry Kite and son. white. charged with
stealing a horse and buggy from w c.
Browning at Dublin, were arrested last
night at Buckley in this county. They gave
bond. The commitment trial will be held
In a few daNs az Blckley.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
$6o-RAMBLER-$GO.

A STANDARD WHEEL FOR SEQ.
For the next 30 days 1 will sell limit
ed number of RAMBLER BICYCLES at
the greatly reduced rate of $50. This is
the greatest bargain OF the year. Cali
and inspect them before purchasing else.
where
FRED MYERS. JR..
81 Bull street.
Guards Armory.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24

Anemia means "want of
blood" a deficiency in the
red corpuscles of the blood.
Its cause is found in want of
sufficient food, dyspepsia,
lack of exercise or breathing
impure air. With it is a
natural repugnance to all fat
foods. SCOTS Emulsion is
an easy food to get fat from
and the easiest way of taking
fat. 1t makes the blood rich
in just those elements neces-
sary to robust health, by
supplying it with red cor
Puscles.
For sale At 80 cents and si.oo By all druggists
SCOTT q BOVINE. New York
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1897-02-24
ICE DEALERS OF THE SOUTH.
Delegates at Charleston For the An
nuaI Convention.

Delegates at Charleston For the An
nuaI Convention.
Charleston. s. C.. Feb. 23.-The annual
convention Of the Southern Iceman's ex-
change will be officially opened here to-
morrow. Most of the delegates. over a
hundred in number. are already in the
city.
To-day they were given a pleasant ex-
cursion around the city and TO various
points Of interest. Tonight they occu-
pied boxes at the Academy OF Music.
During the afternoon the executive com
mittee met, but only routine business
was transacted.
The business sessions of the convention
VIII begin tomorrow, two sessions being
held. one point TO be discussed is the
making Of ths exchange into a national
organization. There are many interest
ing papers TO be read.
President r. c. Graves of Memphis. is
present, and will open the convention.
Tomorrow night an elaborate banquet.
at which a number Of prominent men
viii speak, will be given.