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, 1898-09-20
COMING TO
Hon. Webster Davis Will Spend Three
Days Campaigning Here.

Washington. d. c., Sept. 19.-Assist-
ant Secretary of the Interior Webster
Davis, leaves the city tonight on a cam
paign tou under the auspices of the
republican congressional committee.
His first engagements are in Indiana,
Michigan and Missouri. From these
states he will go to Enid, Oklahoma, on
the Both of September, and to Guthrie
on October LIST. The assistant secretary
will ten go into Kansas for five days,
and then into Nebraska for five days,
South Dakota for three days, Wyoming
three days and will spend the balance
fornia and the State Of Washington.
, 1898-09-20
q HEARD FROM.
He Has Come Forward With a Nantes.
to Denouncing the Dreyfusites.

Paris, Sept. 19.-The Due d'Orleans
has issued a manifesto denouncing the
Dreyfusites. The manifesto begins
thus:
"At last the promoters Of the odious
plot against the honor and security of
the fatherland have thrown off their
mask. Intimidated by them, the min
listers have lowered themselves 8 far
as to become their accomplices."
The Due d'Orleans accuses the min
istry Of seeking a revision Of the Drey-
fus proceedings, while convinced that
Dreyfus was guilty, under pretext Of
canning the public, for their own
profit. He declares that the prospect
makes his heart culver, and he con
cludes his manifesto in these words:
"Frenchmen. we are masters of our
own country. Your servants, subject
to pernicious power, presume upon the
will to which they submit under pre-
text, of proving the innocence Of a man
whom the military tribunals have con
demned as a traitor. 1t is the army
they n trying to destroy and France
they striving to ruin.
"Frenchmen, we will not allow It,"
The manifesto has fallen rather fiat.
The Dreyfus affair presents no new
features.
1t ia stated that General Chanoine,
the new minister of war, has decided to
appoint an entirely new stan for the
ministry and to reorganize the secret
Intelligence department.
M. Presence, a leader in the Dreyfus
agitation, has been sumomned to ap-
pear before the council Of the Legion
of Honor, on the ground that he has
presided at meetings at which orators
have denounced the army.
, 1898-09-20
B GARRISON.
Will Consist of 10000 In Addition to
Those at Santiago.

Washington, d. c., Sept. 19.-It is the
intention of the administration to send
to Cuba as a garrison, a force for the
island Of about 10000 troops, in addf-
tion to the force now In Santiago under
the command of General Lawton. The
organizations which are to comprise
the Cuban garrison have not all been
designated yet, but 1t is assured that at
least half of them will be volunteers.
Within two weeks orders have been
issued for the movement to Cuba OF the
first 10000 of the permanent garrison,
and 1t is the expectation now that they
win sail from the United States about
October 10. These troops will be fol-
lowed quickly by others. until the en-
tire force of 10000 has been established
on the island.
, 1898-09-20

The American frotectlve IariE league
has just issued another and very CON-
plete edition of our tariff lay THIS
volume OF 144 pages. gives the Official
text Of the Dingley tariff; complete CON-
parison Of the Dingley and Wilson law:
and. index to all articles covered by the
new tariff. The book will be OF great
value for reference and for answering
all questions regarding the tariff que--
ION 1t will be sen to any address for
rs cents. Ask for document No. q. and
address The American Protective Tariff
League. l35 West 23d street. New York.
, 1898-09-20

instead of a lot Of stan officers who
know little Of the Philippines. l am
satisfied that II Consul General Wild
man, who has lived among the Malays
and is familiar with British colonial
methods, YER given power, he would
arrange satisfactorily with Aguinaldo.
1t is suicidal folly on the part of Amer
lea that he has not been accredited to
Manila long ago."
, 1898-09-20
L VOLUNTEERS.
Officers Rushing to Their Senators t,
Procure Army Discharges.

Washington. D. c., Sept. 19.-The fol-
lowing statement was given out at the
war department:
The war department just at present
is undergoing the experience which IL
Illustrates the alarcrity with which the
average American citizen hastens to his
senator or representative in congress
for aid in emergencies"
The cessation CT hostilities and the
improbability of their renewal, with a
dullness in life. has apparently created
a feeling Of restlessness among the men
Of the volunteer army, who. IN a ma
tority OF cases. have given up positions
Of larger compensation, and many OF
them are imploring their political rep
resentatives to obtain their discharge,
and the latter in turn are flooding the
war department with requests for
prompt and immediate action.
To such an abuse Of privilege has
this grown that the wal department
has been obliged to call attention to
the paragraph Of the army regulations
which requires that all communications
from su~bordinates to superiors must
pass through military channels, and de-
fcline as a rule. to entertain applications
for the discharge OF enlisted men IN
ees they come to it in a proper manner
The department also promulgated q
, 1898-09-20

They are going to run cars up Pixies
peak by electricity instead Of by the
present cog system. The broomstick
train is getting IN everywhere.
, 1898-09-20

You cannot AFFORD to be without the
news when you can secure the best pa
per for only SO cents per month. Send
in your name to The Republican.
, 1898-09-20

A daily paper for ~ cents per month
70 81 cheap that you cannot AFFORD to b
without Il,
, 1898-09-20

o. papsss 4 The Republican once,
1ssaAs ~ hundred.
, 1898-09-20

MAsHs1ssssaa ao~ an kinls q ~
ga11ae
, 1898-09-20
Does.

your grocer moncy-back
other baking powders as
he does Settings Best'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

The Mardl Gras Carnvais at New Or
leans, La, NOBLE, Ala, and bumins
ham, Ala. promise 20 exceed any pee
vIously held n gIanoeur and guety. a
great many people from this section nave
already lett for those cites and man)
riore are contemplating me trip. The
large number of people going can be ac-
counted Tor by the very low rate offered,
which is one drst-ciass limited fare fOr
The round trip from an points In TINS
vicinity 20 New Orlenas. Mobile or Biz
mincham. Tickets ON sale FEBRUARY lOth
TO Mst inclusive, final limit returning
March B. 1895.
The Southern Railway offers decidedly
tho most exDcdient and comfortable
route for the trip TO either of these
points. cspccially TO New orleans. The
Southern has double daily train service
between this section and New Orleans
consisting of two very fine limited trains.
One leaves Ricl mond II noon, connecting
al Danyille 6.20 T.. NJ. with United States
vast Mail carrying Pullman sleeping car
through to New Orleans. arriving there
next dav $40 T. II. This schedule offers
The advantage of ony one night 10 De
enent on the road There Is also train
ioo,.i,o Richvoona 20 roiruiohf frl~o"o~
omen $50 p NJ This train carries Pull
man sleeper to Charlotte, which IS at
tochea 20 the Washington and Southwest
efl limited al Danville. Va. Whlch Tram
carries through Pullman sleepers 70 Ne"
Orleans. arriving there the second morn
ing 40 7:40 o'clock.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

There has been considerable discussion
as 20 whether The New Meyer store AT
rousnee and Broad streets Us not too
large am undertaking for Richmond. con-
seQuentiy the views of Mr.. Meyer Oh this
subject should prove of interest.
no such a query he replied that those
VINO argued against success used the
matter OF rent as being proh.5.tivo Of sue
cess. but the trouble heretofore with big
stores has been the lack of competent
managers for each department. so that
the mm capacities Of the store were not
used. Whereas. Notwithstanding the
amount of square feet in this building
we have outside warehouses leased 10
store tine stock and every feet Of the
building VIII be used for retail purposes.
Besides. the buyers and managers Of
every department have been heretofore
engaged in their special line of wares,
either on their own account or for others.
with this combination of merchants and
sufficient capital 90 buy on best terms,
the public will be served all grades Of
merchandise at proper prices. which OF
itself would bring enough trade to make
70 "a paying investment. 10 say nothing
of the completeness, beauty and comfort
of the store which will contract enough
mail order trade now being sent north
20 place the store beyond any chance OF
not being successful Come next Mon
DAY when the store will be opened 10
the public and YOU viii hear enough com
mendatOns and YOU will see enough peo-
pie buying 10 convince you of its sure
success.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
TILU1BLE AcQUIIffON.
The Southern Railway win Purchase the
Memphis and Charles on Road.

I'm short time the Southern railway
wIl become p0sscss0r of tine Memphis and
Charlie ton railroad.
For some time past negotiations have
been in progress for the acquisition OF
this raliroln. which is .n the hands of "a
receiver. and Will bee sold in the city OF
Memphis in q week OF ten days under a
foreclosure.
The stockholders Of the Southern Rail-
way held meeting yesterday
morning 90 10 o'clock in The
Times building All OF the stock
of the road was represented. The
meeting was called for the purpose OF
approving the negotiations for the pur-
chase OF the above named railroad. This
was done without dissent.
The Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Is $50 miles in leug,h and extends from
Clat,auooea 20 Memphis. From Chatta-
nooga 90 Stevenson the road runs under
a trackage agreement over the line OF the
y a.. and 81. l..
Tno rest or the way It usess rs own
track.
The property rs considered very vaiua-
bic. II traversos portions Of four states
Tennessee, Alabama, Georgia and Miss
isslppl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
Many a cooks reputation
has been made by her use
Of Royal Baking Powder.

lakewood cemetery. During the services
Mr.. Haddon s Watkins Will sing, by re-
quest the beautiful hymn beginning, "Aii
the way my Saviour leads me-
INC services at the grave viii DO In
charge OF the Masonic brethren OF the
deceased from Richmond Lodge. No. lO
4. l.. and 4. NJ The following will act
as pail bearers:
Honorary essrs. II. A. separk, Pleas
ant Reed. n. a. McCurdy. T. G. Walford.
Pcyton Grimes. II. O. Gates, w. Dlckie,
". W. Payne. Frank Butler. +. W.
Gates and Captain Il. G. Cunningham.
Acuvo-Messrs. Charles Murray. J.
Garland Pollard. Edgar Ferguson. II.
4. Coleman. Joseph Montgomery, Ro-
land Chndrey and two gentlemen TO be
selected from the orders TO which he be-
longed.
The end OF Mr. Allen came quietly and
peacefully His sister Mrs. Sutherland,
was with him when he apparently fell
asleep. After "a time she tried TO arouse
him bu tf0unG that he was dead.
Mr.. Allen was a member OF Richmond
Lodgc No. 10, A. +. and a H. lie had
long been connected with Leleh-Street
baptist church ana was superintendent
OF tine Sunday school OF that church. lie
was q member in good standing or 81.
andrews COmmandcry, NO. l", knights
Temp.ar Acco Temple n. VI. S.. the
Heptosophs ODD Fellows. knights Of the
G0'0on Eagle and Junior order United
American Mechanics.
a meeting OF the ST. Andrews Com
mandery has been called for 250 o'clock
this afternoon at the Masonic
Temple 10 act as escort 20 the church
for Richmond Lodge. Masons. Commit
tees will aiso attend from The other or
doris 90 which ho belonged and Che Com
mon Council VIII attend in BODY.
President James Caslcc. OF the COM
mon Council has instructed city Cork
Hcn. ~. August TO can meeting OF that
body Go Doe held This afternoon az
clock 20 pass resolutions OF respect
lor ,he memory of SIR. Alien.
The Board of Aldermen is invited to
unite with the Council
Mir Caslic owing TO an important bus
mess engagement win not Dc present at
the meeting
Richmond Lodge. no !. ]. O. O. IT,. has
an~0'ufcI cowwitfee consisting of
Nessrs. j. H. Liesfeld s. w Rosene
Ira b. Bland. Lewis Auhol Robert Hil
j s. Bethel william BroeIn and p. w.
Whiuock 90 attend the funeral.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
lrANNER or ELECTION
The Monroe Club Wishes Comni,
Elected bv ward Meeting.

Al well attended meeting of tnr 'l.--
roc Ward Democratic Club at Pickett
Camp Hall last evening the Good Cow
eminent League was severely attacked by
Mr. Louis -. Wendenbers ana was ably
defended by Col vs.. NJ. Couiuns. a res-
olution was passed calling Tor change
in the method OF election ~ the Demo
cratic Clly Committee.
The usual array of candidates presented
themselves Tor the good graces of the
club
President :. Lee Kelly called the meet
ing TO order ana announced that he had
selected the following committees: Enter
talnment Messrs George Med. Blake,
James T.. Levy and W. r.. Reddy
Membership. Messrs. W. l.. Atkins. i.
H. Crump j. O.. Conley vs.. II. Dahney
and w. NJ Coullins
ELECT BY WARD MEETINGS.
The following resolutions We're present
ed and adopted.
whereas tne election of q Democratic
City Committee. composed Of men IS no ar.
hv their experience. good ludgment and
fathfuness capable OF Icing real leaders
is an object on which an Democrats are
agrt ed, and
Whereas the men who are most anxious
for membership on the commi tee are not
always best fitted therefor, and
Whereas the plan of choosing commit
tee at The same election in which canei-
dates for city officers are nominated is
confusing 10 the voters. in that 81 adds
more NAMES 10 a LIST of cand dates ai-
ready long, and
W hereas the committees which have
been chosen by ward meetings compared
favorahly with those chosen by prlma-
ri 81 and
whereas lt IS believed that many men
VINO could be extremely useful 90 the
party are unwilling 10 subject themselves
TO the worry loss of time and expense
enta led on them as cand dates az q pri-
mary election. would consent 10 Too cam
didates at a ward meeting. therefore. De u
Resolved hy the Monroe u w0crGtic
Club. That IL will be hest for the interests
OF the party In this city % elect the suc-
cessors OF the present committee I'm ward
meetings. and that such ward meetings
bee held subsequent TO April /. ls9s; and
be it further
Resolved. That the pres dent OF his
club is instructed 90 present "a copy Of
these resolutions TO the City Democratic
COMMITTEE az the earliest possibl mo-
ment with the request that said commit
tee give them the consideration which
their importance demands I'D
Resolved That the secretary = instruct
ed TO imms diately forward a COPY of these
resolul ons To- IN, presidents of the per-
maneut Democratic clubs Of bis city.
After the business part oi Che m Ing
had been concluded an open session was
declared 20 allow the candidates for Of
fee 10 speak
D~ieoafe Saunders who. althouph not
candidate for office has made several in
teresi ng speeches. was Invited 20 address
the meeting.
lie arraigned trusts and Grover Glove
land Tho letter. he averr'd had helped
TO elect Mckinney. lie promised that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

TO the building now occupied by tho
Durham Hosiery Company ON MOTT
street. The consolidation became advis-
able from au economic standpoint as me
same supcrintondents of departments
can attend 90 alb
There were clghty-dve knitting ma
chimes n tho Durham Hosiery company
and one hundred 10 The Golden Bslt mill
which when consolidated wil make one
Of tho largest knitting mills in the entire
South
-rne ladies' M Durham have made up
several boxes Of clothins and forwarded
rr.m 90 tho Cuban refugees n Florida,
who are said 60 Doe Do needy circum-
stances.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

THE RATLROAD COMMISSIONS VAR
on THESOUTHERN.
The Witnesses summoned by DR.. Abbott
Peremptoriiy Dismissed 10y the olhef
Members ofth Board.

RALEIGH. ~. g.. Feb. o.-Specinl.-l'e-
fore the Railroad Commission yesterday
evrrv witness chat had been summoned
n, ar Aurot wus percmqtoriy dismiss
I'd These were an scabCari AIT Line.
Atlantic Coast Line men ana hO,ehsts
r-t.. ,.,, commissioners are ty Russell
dtc.ari,1 fehune lhe Southern SOD hard
trat Dr. Abbott desired to see fair play
and wanted The other roads GO testify
soon aflar the witnesses were di-mls sci
Dr Abbott offered % resolution to issue
am insanler summons for the dismissed
witnesses. but This the combine voted
down. thus putting themselves ON record
Tho Commission heard argument ON Che
foruiizcr rate question the carload COIN
rlt. and the Bell Telephone Company.
executions % The rate liked by tle COM
mason.
Thc shirt factory no the pentondary
started ND Yesterday There are lly
machines but only ten were pun to- .wor>
qha staf. will ret "a cents for every
400, SHIRE and tbis will net a good
~,.n, rrr ib. state
DrFfrD THE GOVERNOR.
T. CONS rbst he sudden action Of Gov
ernor Russell and The Board of Internal
improvements AS regards the removal or
Hancock from his position as director OF
the A and n. O.. railroad arose from the
fact that Hancock dened Che GoIernor
telling him that IN the directors on the
e2d asked for his resignation as president
that he would not tender 10, but would
fight them To- the end
Tho Governor tried 20 let his friend
down easy by giving him n chance 10 re-
sign. bur bore would not take me ch'nce'
The Railroad commission ana NOT OF
yesterday ask 20 see me itee pass isla
or the $. a. L., ana Atlantic coast Line
railroads. THE Southern Express 1h-
pany admitted having handled .dead
head package FOR governor husseH. as
well Pass other Oosern'rs before nlh. me
.~on' eof n7 Governor russell hdd noi
been unreasonable nor abused the cour-
tesy cAtelItd 100 hum.
one of the marines who lost his lie
in Che Maine explosion was from Raleigh
IuOie Finch Tie enlisted nearly hVe
years ago. Ills term would nave expired
in June.
1he Secretary of state yesterday moor
porated "IHo Durham Hosiery NILS
Capital stock f3'"0
DANIEL CoNNlNClNG'
One of the Governor attorneys upon
hearing Senator Ianiers argumen. ln the
teIc1none rate case before the Railroad
Commission said that b. WAS very plain
that the commission had no power TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
sALE or SEATS
Tor a Night OF" Commences at the
AcaGcnv To-DHy.

Tor a NiCht or" Commences at the
AcaGcinv To-DHy.
AususIn DAYS fanciful comedy. "A
Night on which met with such a pros
porous run in New York, is the attraction
no the Academy Monday night only.
For q manager and writer of his stand
ing Mr. Aurustn DAILY has probably been
more fortunate than any other manager
or play-writcr I'm this country. Besides
managing his own Dalys Theatre in
New York; as We'll as that well known
and highly accomplished actress. Ada
Rehan. Mr. DAILY has written and adapted
all the plays and comedies SO successful
ly produced at his own theatre, one Of
the most successful Of which is "A
Nignt on which ran for nearly two
hundreds nights at his theatre last year
The individual members OF The company
appearing in a Night or have been
selected with great care. with the result
that every part is played In accordance
with the ideas Of Mr. DAILY.
The sale of seats commences this morn
ing 40 the box ofii-e.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
MR. RoBERr L. HsBRnoy Webs
lie Makes Miss Marie Louise Duncan, of
New YORK.. His NIlde.

Mr.. Robert T.. Harrison. formerly OF the
University Of Virginia tut now OF New
York was MARI e1 10 NJ ss Marie Louise
Duncan. the dop.ed daughter OF Dr.
LanCdon Cheves Duncan formerly OF
South Carolina on Thursday evening ct
: O'Clock The ceremony was go the r &C.
tory OF the Church Of 81. Ignatius Loyola,
New YORK.
Mrs Harrison d. a most charming AND
accomplished young lady. she has 70
s. ded abroad "a great DEAL but Is we'll
known I'm Virginia. where she has many
friends. having spent a summer az the
University
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

BRYAN and free silver would DE issues In
1900. A.
q vote of thanks was tonQeiei "li'
Saunders by the club.
Nr. L.. o. Wend,nberg spoke 60 the
meeting upon the Good Government
L,apuo. o. stated that Dc was undemo-
cratic. and chat many of its acts We're
NOT good government te eL,rred TO
such OF iis leaders as Messrs. Nlrsinius
Newton. John B. Minor and John Is. Fur-
cell as Republicans. he urged ihe Gnu"
NOT to vot. for league candidates.
AIr. Wend n1,rg's speech was received
with applause.
air ~. NJ CouUlng then addressed the
club iu defence Of the League. ana mao
ON aIle speech BE deuI tn1 lne
T.oarua was u1dcmocratlc and la.d tm-
,hasis ON the fact that the League repre-
sonlol --InnI Do-torm nL.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

LAWYER Bya,sls Here 10 AK for a CONS
,,t,. .sion the pnfence.

lawyer Bya,sis Here 10 Ask for 'om'
mu.a'ion efth ontenc".
Nessrs. J. c. Ryars and j. W Price
two rising young laws ers OF Bristol are
in the city.
Mt Byars Is counsel Tor John Jackson
,,,,I.r .Iof.rr fo ho executed az Ating-
don on Aprl sth for the murder last Au-
gust OF Walter Leonard.
lie will before returning home call on
the Governor and present 20 him num-
or0usly signed narors asking that tho
sentence bs commuted TO imprisonment
for liio
Mr Byars says sentiment rs changing
IN favor of Jackson. and most Of his
neiehhors have signed hts petition. Tie
is a comparatively young man and has a
wife and sis children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
,1ardi orns Festival. View Orleans. La.


The Committee on Arrangements are
rsinr every means In their power TO make
tho Festival this year the greatest ever
held Elaborate arrangements nave been
made for the pleasure and entertainment
Of their guests. However, the manner IN
which the trip TO New orleans IS made
win play no small part in making the
visit am enjoyable one.
The seaboard Ar Line offers the choice
OF TWO daily trains. the schedule by either
OF which IS very good. They leave as
follows:
New YORK. 1880 A. VI. and $50 p. M;
Pnuadelphia. 1l2 L. NJ and 1905 night;
WASHINGTON. 4.40 =. VI. and 4:So \. NJ;
richmond $3.50 =. VI. and 1905 A. NJ;
Raleigh. PIG A. NJ and $40 +. NJ. Mon
roe Gas A. NJ. and 9l2 p. ~: Abbeville
lf.oj A. NJ ana 1885 a. NJ, Athens. ll5
= NJ and 3:f5 A. N. Arriving ~ Atlanta.
2.5o +. NJ and $40 A. NJ. and New Or
leans 7.4o A. NJ. and $40 T. NJ. From
Richmond and points South, by the train
arriving at New Orleans al SI0 only one
Dlght Is spent on the road.
Call on or address
VI. ". BOYK1N
General Agent.
Ss5 east Main street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
Kn ttIrr NLlls Con.olLdate.

DURHAM y. c.. Feb lS-spcciaL-
Ths directors or the Golden Belt anu
Durham Hosiery Mills yesterday decided
TO consolidate the two and run them un-
der the name OF the Durham Hosiery
Company.
THO machines stocks and fixtures Of
she Golden 3slt Company viii be moved
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

Beginning tomorrow. pass myers paying
, sirola fare on the lines OK tna Richmond
railway and ElecIr Comp ny DC
ourtod Co only ore era sl licreioiofs
as many as two on three transfers co"iu
De- secured for one fare.
transfers 10 Fourteenth street ana 70
Hal street Manchester. will be allowed
onlv when "A cash fare is paid.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19
rIRGrylA pBESs ASSOCIATIONS.
Its Annual Meeting to BE Hei. in y l2fh
az VII inia Beach.

The Executive Comm ttee Of the Var
giuia Press Association met yesterday
az Murphys Hotel there being present
Mcssrs. ID. S. Lewis of HarrsOnburs j.
o. Hart. oil Farmvlle, 10. Il. Ere man.
of uanville. and A. q. Rowe, Jr., OF Fred
er.cksburg.
The object OF the meeting was TO select
a place of meeting for next summon, and
the place finally decided upon was Nir-
plnia Beach. and the date July 18th. Az
ter transacting the regular bus ness az
that place the association VIII take trip
TO Niagara.
Inv tatious 20 address the assocl ton
az this meeting were extended 10 Colonel
c. OBJ. Cowardin. Mr. Joseph Bryan and
Judge Roger A. Pryor
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-19

Tho Democratic League Tor Good Gov
ernmcnt Will hold "a meeting to-nWnt a.
o'clock In Corcoran nan. me issues
OF the campaign viii be- discus eu' anu
an interesting meeting is anuei aleu-
Everybody IS invited 20 0e present ana
participate IN the proceedings