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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
BAG KEo BY EVERYONE.
Msmb srs Of Congress Commend stand
Taken by the President.

Washington, March THE senu.
ment at the capitol, and especially on
the house side, was unanimous In sup.
port Of the action of the president In de.
clining 10 recall General Lee Tho i'm.
mensc gravity Of the situation seemed
profoundly TO impress the members who
stood about the Hobbies before the house
met. Without regard to party all united
In commanding the presidents firm
stand, and the unanimous decree cI.
pressed WAS In support Of any measures
be may deem necessary 10 maintain
American contention.
Representative Livingston Of Georgia,
the minority member Of the appropria.
tons committee, and Bodin, the mi.
nority member Of the naval affairs
committee, both declared they
would vote for anything the president
asked. Congress ought 10 be solidly
behind the president now" said Mr..
Livingston. "This Is no time for crih.
cism or pickering Of any kind. In the
face Of impending foreign war, party
should be- forgotten. We are American
first, partisans afterwards"
II can be stated on the highest author.
Ity that the attitude Of Speaker Reed
and some other Republican leaders who
sought to keep down the lingo spirit In
she house, have been misunderstood by
the public. Their purpose In delaying
action on the bill creating two addition
al regiments Of artillery was to prevent
as far as possible, any undue alarm
While II is not generally known, It u
nevertheless true, the Republican lead
ors OF the house have given tho admins
tration assurances that any emergency
action which may be deemed necessary
to uphold the dignity Of the country
will DO promptly ratified.
Cousui General Lees Reply When Aske'
About MS Recall
Havana, March 7.--Gcncral Fitshugl
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
DISTRICT COURT.
Regular March Term Convened
Monday.

The regular March term Of the dis.
triet court Is now In session with Judge
W. G. Taliafsffo on the bench and Dis.
iiiet Attorney j. O. Scott Of Franklin
representing the state.
The grand jury was sworn In Monday
morning aS follows; J. NJ Cole, foreman
J. w. Johnson, ?. l.. Barron, g. A.
Foster, J. X. Smith, W. O. Williams
/. II. Cook, Cy Dulaney, George Hen
sarling, o. J. scrimshire, II. Crenshaw
e. W. Scott.
Judge TaliSierro charged the jury
specially on fence cutting snd.white
Gaping. The rest Of the charge wal
Of general character.
The bAiliffs are a. follows: Fritz Yea
ger, Millican; ]. Z. FsrquhAr, wellborn
G. l.. Baker, George McIendon, Bryan
T. w. Frame, MAcyiJ. Gilpin, Kur
ten J. d. Jones, Harvey; Powell Har
vey. Braros bottom; Capt. Tom Sander
door bailid.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
BILL FOR WAR FUNDS.
Measure introduced Placing sSo.Ooo.ooo
al the Presidents Disposal

Measure introduced Placing 100000
at the President. Disposal
Washington, March u Chairman
Cannon Of tho house appropriation com.
mitteo has introduced n bill entitled,
Making appropriations for national
defense" II Is ~ follows:
THAT there Is hereby appropriated
out Of any money In tho treasury not
otherwise appropriated, for national de-
tense and for each and every purpose
connected Herewith 10 be expended at
the discretion Of the president, and "a
remain available until June 80, 1890,
go, 900, 600"
Il was referred to the committee on
appropriations.
The Cannon bill was the outcome OF a
conference held at the White House ai
which Mr.. Cannon, Secretary Long
Mr.. Dingley, Senator Allison and Gen
Grosyenor were present. The situation
was considered 40 grave Il was deemed
imperative that an appropriation OF thii
character should b. made at once q
prepare for national defense.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
Mayor Adams.

The Eagle takes pleasure 10 announc.
ing the candidacy Of Hon. Clitf A. Ad.
ans for reelection 10 the Office Of May.
or Of Bryan, which he has dlled with
credit 10 himself and the city heretofore,
a fact borne ont by the records and by
the memory Of his fellow citizens a.
we'll. lie Is a conservative, painstaking
and accommodating officer, and one In
whose mind the welfare Of the city
has been ever uppermost. Ifreelected
again Mayor Adams proposes 10 make
most energetic efforts in the direction
d stree. and sidewalk improvements,
the need Of which have 80 long been felt
in Bryan. lie feels with oihersthat this
is indeed the most pressing need Of the
city, but at the same time no other In.
terest will be neglected, nor will any
steps be taken not In accordance with
wisdom and true economy. Mayor Ad-
ans has the beet wishes Of the Eagle.
see announcement In another column.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
Important business Chanre.

An important event In business cir
cles here yesterday was DR.. b. 8. Reeds
purchase Of Z. J. Fountains drugstore.
The Eagle mentioned q few days ago
that Or. Reed Of Kentucky, was here
prospecting with . view TO engaging In
business. The house Of which he has
become proprietor is well established,
and enjoys en- excellent patronage a.
the result Of the energy and enterpr e,
Of Mr. Z !. Fountain.
DR.. Reed IL a registered pharmacist
and a graduate Of the Louisyille Medical
College, class Of 1875. lie is therefore a
man Of ripe experience and con e. very
highly recommended. The Eagle cor.
daily welcomes him and HE family 10
Bryan. In speaking Of their departure
from Kentucky the Henderson Cleaner
says:
"Dr. b. 6. Reed and family left la,
night for Texas where they will reside
in the future. They will first 20 10
Caldwell, Texas, where they will visit
relatives. DIR. Reed will then look out
a location where he will move with bis
family and practice his profession, that
Of medicine.
"ln the departure Of DR.. Reed Her.
derson county loses a most excellent
gentleman and a citizen Of worth and
integrity. For years he practieed med
ieene at spattsyille, this county at least
until no embarked in the drug business
in this city. No man stands higher
among his fellowmen than does Dr.
Reed and We were 10th to give him up
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
NUMEROUS CALLERS.
Many Prominent Persons Walt the Pres
Ident at the white House.

many Prominent Persons Niait the ffess
Idsns at the white House.
Washington, March mo, since the
disaster TO the Maine has the presideni
received 10 large a number Of eefly call.
ers OF prominence as this morning
Senators Allison and Hale were among
the hrst to arrive and they Immediately
wero shown into the cabinet room They
were at once Joined by Secretary Long
and Representatives Dinghy, Grosyenor
and Cannon. The conference lasted
nearly an hour and at is conclusion all
left about the same time The learned
intimation that Spain was dissatisfied
with General Lee and might ak the
president 20 recall him came 70 the sac.
rotary Of state last Saturday through a
cablegram from Minister Woodford and
that In response 10 the presidents refus'
al 10 consider General Lees recall this
Madrid authorities signihcd their ac-
quiescence and this fact was duly cabled
10 the secretary Of state. II, therefore
appears the status Is the same as before
the incident
The complaint against sending RELIEF
supplies 10 Cuba in war vessels wa
made through Du Bose, Spanish charg'
d'affairs, but when the matter was fully
explained to him, he freely expresset
his entire satisfaction with present ar
Engagements and intimated he woult
withdraw his protest.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
cr,w, to uan rorpedoboai..

Glasgow March THE crews 20 man
the Spanish torpcdobuats Osado aud An
doz, which are being completed by the
Thompsons Tor spain, have arrived here,
Il Is expected that the boats will 10 fin,
ished by Friday or saturday, when they
win go to Fcrrol, Spain, where they will
take on board their ornaments. From
Ferrol the Osado and Andez are going
10 Cuha.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
WHERE ENGLAND STANDS.
II .. believed This Country WIN Rs-
ceise Her Moral support.


New York. March 7. In view Of the
possibility Of war between the United
States and Spain, there has been a good
deal Of speculation at Washington ~ to
the attitute likely 20 be assumed by the
other European powers and especially
by Great Britain.
There has been no idea that Great
Britain would be actively drawn into
sucha war in any way, and II is now gen
orally believed that the United States
would have her moral support and sym
pathy. News Of the Maine disaster
was received In Great Britain with al
most as much horror as In the United
States.
IL was noted at the time that the FIRST
expression Of sympathy received at the
state department was from Sir Julian
Pauncctoto, tho British ambassador,
who, without waiting TO learn whether
the Spanish government was In any way
involved, called In person at the state
department. This was followed by the
message from the queen, messages from
the Prince Of Wales and from many Of
flcials and officers Of the army aud
navy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Kansas City, March Horse meat
was served at the annual banquet Of the
Kansas City veterinary college. Though
the spread was elaborate not a morsol Of
meat other than the flesh Of the horse
was served From soup to roast, Il was
all horse. The students and faculty Of
the college who gathered around the
board made merry and insisted that II
was annetiZinR.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
RuMoREo AS RESIGNED.
n l. said Consul Barker Wants q
Give Up Ills Place.

n l. said Consul Barker Wants 20
Give Up Ills Place.
New York, March THE Worlds
Havana correspondent sends word that
Walter Barker, United States consul at
sagua Ia Gnnde, has resigned. IL Is
alleged in Spanish quarters that Consul
Bankers resignation Is ON account OF
friction with General Loc over the prop
or distribution Of American charity, but
The Worlds correspondent declares that
Mr. Barker is warm friend Of General
Lee. According 10 the correspondent
Consul Barker feels that the American
government. in ~ inactivity regarding
Cuban affairs, has ignored all the con
sular reports, and that the consuls' TO
all inients and purposes, arc useless "a
channels OF information.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
EARLY SPRING HATS.
The Beautiful Display az Miss
Sc. Icons Millinery
ParlOr.

The ladies, ever apprecistiye Of the
beautiful, and awake TO the revelations
Of art In new millinery, are invited to
call and zee the Early Spring Hats at
Miss st. Icons millinery parlor. The
display includes all the new shapes and
colors, ornaments and trimmings. A
beautiful line Of spring sailors, all the
newest and pretiisst that could be
bought In the east, form an attractive
part Of the display. Call and zee
them. 80
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
Speciel bargains.

We are closing line Of Lilly Bracket
mems fine shoes, that cost Wholesale
500 pair. The sizes are broken and
any man who can wear a No. -, 6is,
~, 81, 8 and o can buy 4 par Of these
fine hand made SHOES for $500. Come
early as they will soon DO sold ont.
SO Cole Bros.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Abeautiul line of )necktlo ribbons,
sash ribbons and belYs, the newest and
pret,iost styles and designs that could
he found in NeT York, at Miss 81
Icons o.
EFF. Parks is building a handsome
cottage in the southern part OF town.
F.s. Wilcox and little son Of lola
vent to the coast yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Norrell Of Hous
ton are visiting in the city.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

London, March THE manager OF
the Vulcan shipbuilding works In stct-
tin, Germany, being asked by telegraph
by tho New York Worlds London cor.
respondent II that Arm had sold, rs was
reported, three cruisers TO tho Spanish
government, wired this answer;
1--WE have sold no cruisers TO the Span.
ish government"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Lincoln, Ills, March III. II. Perrin,
superintendent Of the public schools at
Latham, this county, has mysteriously
disappeared. No indications can DO
found as to what may have befallen him
or as 10 his whereabouts.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

Washington, March 7.-Justice Har,
Ian has rendered an opinion in tho Ne
braska maximum freigh, rate case, hold
ing II contrary TO the fourteenth amend
ment In that II authorized the taking Of
property without due process Of law
and was therefore invalid. Hence Oh,
railroads won.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
u, ~ .cursIon to Hot Springs.

The T. and @. N. adyert'es excursion
10 Hot spf''ings on March 10, at greatly
ysdnced ra,t's. Tickets from IIearne to
Hot Syringe, good for return until March
IS, 500. Sc, hangers for full iniorm"-
ton,
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
THE OLD ORDER STANDS
Cruisers Nashville and Montgomery WIN
Take supplies to Cuba.

Take supplies 20 Cuba.
Key West, March 7.--Orders were re-
coiyed here at noon today roscinding
instructions given to send the Fern 20
Cuba with supplies, aud reitenting the
original order, naming the cruisers
Nashville and Montgomery as vessels 10
carry out that mission.
There Is some excitement in naval
circles here over the sudden change Of
programme, a. no explanation Of the
matter Is obtainsblo.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
Jerney Rntter.

, Until further notice / will sci choice
4 Jersey butter at 90 cents per pound.
"pPg Mack +. Beard.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08

yith new shirt waists -
'n'-' Coming Beat thing oui-"seal Of
America" 100
WV lianway Of Dallas, was In The
sa city Sunday
semonea Adams was here from wara.
n haehie Sunday.
70 Just received beautiful lot Of silk
Be- skirts at sangcrs. "a
squire j. ". Benson was here from
hA Harvey yesterday.
- Fruit and truck growers Of Robertson
%. " NJ 20 county have organized
''''' Twelve cases Of small pox are official.
irff ane ly reported at Columbus, Texas.
their All kinds Of fresh barbeeued meats at
The C.iy Market. $. W. Buchanan. 50
r. Chairman J. W. Blake has declined to
enter The race for United States Senate
1 have just received new line Of
~ howerpols from Joup. Tyler Haswsli. s.
Senator r. r. Steele Of Limestone
county, has been In The city since sun.
20 DAY.
ls BE sure and call att. NJ. Caldwell,
gu and set one Of those Gne alarm
eoekH. SO
p COL A. Faulkner has been in the cts
- since Sunday stopping at the Exchang,
a u. hotel.
= For Rent-Ancr March sth the col
.ase next 10 my home. Apply to Mr..
y H. a. Roberts. -
Miss Beulah Powers who has beer
Nslung Mis- Marie Misiroi D. .,rdqsn
ion yesterday. Mtfot '. .,on.
Anew lne ofwoT In
match oo'tu'frlrefwth elegant 4
y lyle' llaa7ei prices away down ,
Mimo. u. So
lung mqubhd, who have been Us'
u @soliB. Horace South, returned to
-. ',, - ~, ,''s Kinney yesterday.
.,,,,.I can repair your water pipe OF Tin
~" .,'''' gutter Send me your PATCHWORK
Phone no. Myrss. 81
50 Chas Canvas called to Dallas yes
cio" ,e,day b. the inuuas Of Mu. Clothier
d. CI0thiera mother
For Accident nud Life Insurance
,iterin Lodge OF Straight Life Com
a.. pan.es Zee Joe b. Reed.
nTeh The Withdrawal Of Col. Mills from
Abe senate gives GOV Culberaon ae'e"
o., track bufe enough.
bura beautiiul laces. embroidoHea ana no
do hons may be ought Of Sanger D. cheap
" sr than anywhere else
r. The entertainment Of the Hans ,,I
!, society al ,ho residence Of MI. and Mira
WIS. Wilson was pronounced success
edTex sangers shoe department has beer pee.
aned up and contains wei ,e', ,.',
s,oe, n ladies and gentlemen 100
wear.
y Cen W. =. Meuwelhor has pe'n q !,
,oi,loa majorgenaral commanding y
sidsion Of Texas, NC w. 70 s'''''
cenoral sayers deceased
z Tbslsdlcs are cordially invited 70 :
II ssngsr's. We strive to m, make axe $40 ~,
s,ne 4 real pleasure by polite snu ~ ~ =
tal attention % the wants % ~ y y
s....frn ~~eaa
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-03-08
Cows for Sale.

Young milk cows and CALVES for sale
Oscar Lowry. -
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
THERE MAY eg TROUBLE.

tecis'ative Situation IN 0h,o Extremely
Critieal-AntI-ranni Men Jubltamt.
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 3.-The csucuses
for the nomination OF officers for the
legislature, which convenes to-day,
were held Saturday night Usually
these caucuses are OF state interest
only, but the reelection Of Senator
Hanna was directly involved and indi-
rectly, but openly and aggressively,
republican opposition in Ohio to Presi-
dent Mckinley and his appointments
assumed organic fractional form.
The result Of the caucuses showed
that the nominees OF the Hanna
slate are short three votes
of election in the house and
one vote in the senate and the opinion
prevails that Hanna will be short four
votes of election on the joint ballot on
Wednesday, January 70, unless changes
are made in the meantime. At the
joint republican caucus next Wednes-
day night Senator Hanna will have no
opposition for the nomination, but it
is stated now that there are enough
republican members who will not en-
ter the caucus to prevent his election.
There are indications OF serious
trouble, or at least of disorders, at the
state house to-day. The Hanna men
concede nothing. A clash of violent
and disorderly nature was freely pre-
dicted last night and appears to be
well founded. The combine of demo-
Gratis and anti-IIanna republicans
claim that they will elect Harry G. |
Mason, OF Cleveland, an anti Hanna |
republican, as speaker and seat him.
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BEST SHOWING SINCE '87.

Only IL Railroads, All Of Them Short
Lines, Turned Over to Courts This Year.
CHICAGO, Dec. Sl.-The Railway Age
will make the following statement of
the receiverships and foreclosures for
1897:
No year since 1887 has shown so few roads or
80 small mileage eonfessng insolvency. Com
pared with the record for any one OF the five
years Immediately preceding 1897, the list Of
new receiverships in the last year is surpris-
ingly small in respect to the number of lines
mileage and capital involved. In 1893 no less
than "a companies, with 29,34O miles
of road and II, Isl OOO,0 900 Of bonds and stocks
defaulted in their obligations and were turned
over to the control of the courts. In 1897 the
number of similarly unfortunate roads was 49,
their mileage was 1887 and their capitalization
was less than 93, 1000 In 1898 the number
of roads was "a, the mileage 544l and the capt.
talization ;275597 900
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
A Young Kansas CiIanteas.

JUNCTION CITY, Kan, Jan. 3.-Mary
Exley, daughter of a farmer living
eight miles northwest of town, has
been weighed and measured and ia
probably the largest child of her age
in the world. She was born August
49, 1889, and weighs 269 pounds She
is five feet nine inches tall and five
feet two inches around the waist. She
was small baby, but is now growing
very rapidly. Her mother weighs 1853
pounds and her father is a medium.
sized man. The girl is active and
strong and seems perfectly healthy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
NEAL CASE REVIVED.

Mountains Negroes Making Degenerate Ef.
forts to Prevent JohnsOn's Extradition.
BUTTE, Mont, Jan. 3.-The negroes
OF Montana are making a renewed
effort to prevent the extradition Of
Joseph c. johnson, who is making a
hard fight TO escape being taken back
to Missouri, where he is wanted for
clipping with Kate Neal, q white girl
OF Sweet Springs. 1t is said that John.
sons attorneys are in receipt Of let
ter from Miss Neal, which was written
from Kansas City, after her return
there, in which she asserted that John.
son was in no wise to blame and that
she brought the whole trouble on her.
self by following him about. She
claimed to have come west with John
son without any solicitation from him.
johnson is not married man, as has
been stated
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
SURPLUS FOR DECEMBER.

Government Receipts We're Nearly Two
Million In Excess Of Expenditures
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3.-The total re-
ceipts for the month of December
amounted to S59,648,6oS, and the ex.
penditures S2IO95,OOO, which leaves a
surplus for the month of S32, 55l sos.
These figures, however, include
the receipts and payments on
account Of the Union Pacific
transfer. Independent of the Union
Pacific account the surplus this
month is S1,736, 404 For the six
months OF the present fiscal year, ex.
elusive of the Union Pacific payments,
there is a deficit of Si4 1866, 600, but in.
GLIDING the Pacific payments there is
a surplus Of sos, asa
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
REWARD FOR BEAUTY.


North Carolina Girl Left $40, 900 by an Adj
mirer and She VIII Wed Her Pennlless
Lover.
RICHMOND, Ind, Dec. 8l.-Sidnev
Devine, a young man employed at q
local picture gallery, has received in.
formation that will hasten his mar.
risge with Miss Hattie Brown, of High
Point, N. c. That place is Devine's
home, but he Is out in the world
making his way. lie Is engaged to
Miss Brown. She has written him a
letter in which she says she has been
Officially notified of the fact that the
late Edward Donners Bristowe, an
Englishman, whose death occurred
IN st. Louis, willed her prop
erty worth $4,000. The circum-
stances were Of the most romantic
kind. Miss Brown met him at the At
ianta exposition, and he was so taken
with her beauty that she was the
recipient of many attentions. As re.
suit of their friendship he left her the
referred to.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
Counterfeit Dimes.
Kansas Hoard Of Education.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 3.-The state
board of education has made several
changes in the plan of conducting
state examinations for teachers certi-
icates. Questions regarding orthog-
apply and penmanship will be
omitted, these grades will be deter
mined by the character of the manu-
script In grammar the questions will
De reduced one-half, and 50 per cent
If the examination will be on COM
position. In reading go per cent. of
the examination will be questions and
10 per cent oral exercises.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06
GIANT PAPER TRUST,
1t Will Have Capital Of $50, 0OO, 900 an
VIII Control All the Zig Mills.

1t VIII Have Capital Of $4,000, 900 ami
Win Control All the itig Mills.
ALBANY, N. Y, Jan. 3.-The state
ment is made that the print paper
manufacturers have perfected their
combination and on January IA will
formally take possession Of the vari-
Gus mills which are included in the
trust. The new company will be
known as the international Paper
company, with capital stock of $780,.
600, 900. There are now is companies In
the combination. The aggregate
capacity Of these mills Is 1887 tons
day. There are five other mills which
will eventually come into the combina-
ton. In all probability the smaller
mills will be shut up unless the con-
bination should be driven TO the full
production Of the plants under Its con.
trnI
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1898-01-06

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 3l.-Wade
Johnson, who butchered his wife with
q Ratchet on Wednesday night, is still
at large A force of detectives and
police officers in citizens clothes is
searching the city for him, thus far
without success. The police have run
down clews, and in several instances
were positive that they had the right
man, but in every case the suspects ar.
rested were able to prove their limo.
cence.
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Passing of Old New York.

New YORK, Dec. Sl.-To-day will be
the last day of the old city of New
York. The last meetings of many of
the official boards of the city have
been held Others will meet for the
last time to-day. When the birth of
another year has been announced BY
the booming of cannon, the Ginning
of church bells, blowing of horns and
footing Of whistles, the dawn of a
grander, Greater New York will be a
fact