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the affair, thinking il might tend 10 get
the American soldiers away from the
ISLAND. so they can have things their Way
but they won't have things their way so
long as Uncle Sans soldiers are here.
Any lie they can think Of they VIII
publish in their papers, so the war de-
partment might take steps TO remove Us
from the island.
81 hope the American people will not
listen TO their aspersions.
1--WE are for the interests Of America,
and don't like 20 be Inundated by the
ornery Cubsns and Spanish
Il wasn't al the scene of the riot when
it occurred, and I don't care 10 place the
blame on any person or persons: but 1
can say no Cubans or Spanish need think
they can run any of the American SOL
diers, and they viii see any time they
undertake to kin one Of our comrades
they Will wish they had stayed in their
places.
THE Cubans go round with their big
bowie knives and act as if we were being
protected by them, instead OF them being
protected by Us. One Of the Cubans
struck at one Of our boys with one OF
those big knives. which are more dan
gerous than the American corn knife. Il
would have severed his head from his
body had it struck him. 1t is a gross in
suit for them TO act that way.
LAS for General Ewes BEING incompa-
tent to command the soldiers. it is a blank
lie. He is a good general and the boys
obey his orders. 1t is not the coFored boys
that don't obey their officers, but Il is
only the Ninth Louisiana, VINO are officer
ed by white men The Twenty-third Kan
sas and the Eighth Illinois pay due re-
spect to their officers and invariably exc
cute their commands.
I'VE don't have any officers that go to
the saloons with their arms around TIE
privates' necks.' 1t is all falsehood, cir
culated by some scoundrels who are pre-
JUDGED against our efficient and compe-
tent officers.
From your son,
J. ". THOMPSON.
Corporal Twenty-third Kansas volun-
teers"
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MENU,
COMING LOCAL EVENrs

All members % Mt. Olivet Conumaadery
No. =. X. T. and sojouruing knights. are
requested 10 meet az the asylum ths-
"wednesday afternoon at l-S0 O'Clock
sharp. IN full uniform. including swords
for the purpose OF attending the funeral
OF our deceased frater. Sir p. Il. N4ndlgo.
late o. = Johns commandery of We'll
ington. By order Of william &. AuavsE.
Eminent Commander. T. J. Cossltt. Re
corde-.
Ine grand masquerade ball. which vii
be held az Garfield hail tonight, WILDE one
81 tine greatest successes OF the season.
No one present. except tohse IL costume.
vii be allowed TO dance The eauery All
be open % spectators Cos. umes can b.
obtained in the hall \ grand cake walk
VIII be one Of the leading features Of ne
evening, cake 90 be awar5ed as ars;
prize. By o-der of ,be c5mmst,ee-
TIE ladies' q the Parish Ali chap.e- are
urgently resuss Cd 20 meet Mss RockSe.l
Of New York C3,y. 81 the 5sssnea, - s.
Johns chu-ch to6sy az 9 6-1lock she
vii pot i-io oPe-al9u tte pre- rliaary
work of ;ae coming ''Eirm1ss- te be ael5
IN January az enc A1di.oTsl-u Mrs. Frank
Wood president
Wl<-.,a Lodge No. = y r a, vii e,ect
Officers tats evs1i1S also c3nIcr degrees
There Nia Re matters ~ Importance come
before tee lodge and evs-y mezser s-o1ld
be present There 81 ass T. a "aas
TINE stier l7is= Come - 81 ouaaE
tnat cns ie5Ee can close ar
The Ladies A-d soc.efy - sac Fi-st y
2 church VIII raeeE this attsr1oon * sae
residence - Ms. Ro,and Mu1do-cE. -
North Topesza avenue. Ta5s VII - an
important Heeanz- The refresalHasa-s r 81
osns-s- % T'aet % rneP.e taay CD ie-
Regular conrnlut-as.ea - A-asrs PIKE
Lodge No 20. a ? q s. NJ saz sgel5as
az - zasrp. s0E NORA E-ssoas sel-
cone-
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SUIT WILL APPEAL
Smith Claims the Court Has no Jur-
isdictien 10 Try Him

sam Smith, who was convicted OF muir
der in Butler county, Vii take an appeal
IN the supreme court. Iiis claim is that
Re was brought into the state on a
trumped up charge watch amounts TO kid
mapping: that afterward he was arrested
for robbery and the ease dismissed and
finally he was arrested on the charge Of
murder upon which ne was convicted.
His counsel contend chat the law is that no
man can be brought in a state and tae
court get jurisdiction 90 ;ry him on ans
oneass except that upon Which he is ar
rested. The defense VII ask 90 De re-
leased upon writ OF habeas corpus. be-
cause the district court of Butler county
did not nave any jurisdiction 10 try him
Tor The ofeDse upon which .e was tried.
il this fails The case viii De taken 10 the
supreme court for other errors a. The
trial
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USE FOR THE GUN
Judge McCaadiess Tells Why Collin s
Wanted That Pistol

Judge McCandless has theory of one
branch OF the Collins case not advanced
by any one else:
He thinks young Collins guilty. The ex-
PLANTATION that John got mis- fathers gun
as a part Of the scheme of the premedi-
tated killing, to deprive the victim of it's
use in defense when the murderous attack
should be made Judge McCandless thinks
not so satisfactory as this one:
John Collins had hired the man Johnson
Jordan TO do the killing. Il Was Johns
intention 70 have the gun so that ne might
meet the hired assassin in the hail and as
he would attempt TO escape, kill MIN. In
this way he would play the part of hero
and put out of existence much evidence
that might implicate him. This is pIausl-
bic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-28
DENNY GETS A KICKER
County Clerk Receives a Curious
Christmas Gift

Toe county Kicker 5 hung up II The
county clerks Office. When anyone wants
20 kick. su he has 20 do IS 20 pull the
string hitched 10 the county kicker and
the kicker does the rest The kicker was
a Christmas present 10 the county clerk,
who has placed the sane in a conspicuous
and convenient place. both 70 be seen and
FOR the purpose Of kicking- The kicker
has Attracted much attention aud aas ne
advantage t1e human kicker lacks that
IS. Just 10 kick and kick. and say uo,s-
ing \ mulatude u persons. more or less
IN politics. would Ike 70 pattern after the
k.cksr-kick withous dong il with their
uaau;hs.
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LETTER FROM CUBA
sent by Corporal Thompson 60 Hi
Mother

The following Interesting lester has
been received 1rom J. W. Thompson. who
is a solder in the Twcnty-ihini Kansas
volunteers. aow stationed a. San Lus de
Cuba The ie;ter = Q Ms motheT and =
as follows:
san LUIS de Cu5a- Dec 4 ISIS.
Dear Moshe--I rejoice over tho Re
publican victory. but not over that rios
that occurred here ths esi,~r Teek-
win say that the papers exaggerated the
affair. None were concerned except the
Ninth Louisiana
we the Tweaty-third Kansas, were
.alle and hall from ;l.e scene - The riot.
~ also vs. The Esgoth InIaaLs- Taat
doesn't look Ike re were AL more or
less concerned IN th> rtoL
The Santiago p4oeEs asa exzsssr-te
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He BROKE IT UP
tses McCIelIaRd MreakS Venrence on
His Wagon.

Bob NcClelland was se .ho police court
yesterday defending h. -Ir against The
charge Of disturbing the peace and ma
hcionsly breaking up and destroying per-
sonal properly. Bob mad been drinking
He wanted more liquor and had exhausted
his exehequer. Tie applied 10 his wife for
r. common fund in aer charge and She
>refussS to let him have any. Te-n Bob
look us wagon and tried Ia sell *. j.
vas vehicle Wa.en cos, him SEQ NJ
one was FOUND 90 bGy b. A wagon THAI
would not bring money under The o.ream-
ances was worthless 10 Bob He r-o-
{ sded 10 MAKE A-sIlln- WOOD OF The ,aree-
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Sunday school of the First Baptist
Church

The Sunday school of the First Baptist
church celebrated Christmas on Monday
evening. The exercises consisted OF lit
erary and musical program. all OF which
was well executed. The little tots rem
dered their parts we'll With not a failure
on the part of a single one. A fine t-a-t
Of candy. nuts and oranges was distributed
to all the children of the school by Santa
Claus, Mrs. Santa Claus and their chill
dIen.
The last exercise was that Of three
Brownies bringing in fve-foot candy
cane. which they proceeded to hand to the
superintendent, to his great surprise. A
large audience was in attendance and
showed their appreciation OF the exercises
by the most perfect order from beginning
= end.
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che aaeha nairu gae1s aaledndau orna 1893

dollar wagon. All this was an annoyance
TO his neighbors and Bob was arrested
The police judge thought Bob guilty. but
there IS no punishment for man demol-
ishing his own wagon-except its loss. BOD
was reprimanded and hidden 20 go.
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MIGHT BE A POINTER
Painting That is EeiDE Done at the
Episcopal Church.

The Masonic consistory might get a
pointer from the painting being done on
the Episcopal church, their temple needing
something to enliyen its dull walls. The
present painting may be all that is neces-
sary, but if traced with white lead or
otherwise frightened, it would add to the
attractiveness o fthe building. The re-
painting Of the Episcopal church is going
to make il look ike new.
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Liver Ills

Like biliousness. dyspepsia, headache. eonsd-
patton. sour stomach, indigestion are promptly
cured by Hoods Pills. They do their work
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The case Of ". A. Petersburg ~. VIII
Noel for the price OF making coat. $50
claimed the attention o. Justice Enoch
yesterday. There was considerable expert
evidence as to the character Of toe work
manehip. Pofenberg got a judgment
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TONTIES MEET AT BANQUET
Company CT 500 Feast and Make
Merry,

Pleasant council No. i. Modern Tonties.
inaugurated an annual banquet last even
ing. A fine musical and literary proSra N
was rendered, after which an elegant sup
per was served by the ladies of the order.
over 500 people were served. and many
were unable TO wait for supper, on account
of the lateness Of the hour. The total num-
Der present was about 500.
The Tonties are noted for their hosui-
tally. and their friends were not dis
appointed last evening.
The following is the program and menu:
Recitation............... Miss Maud Lair
Bass o........................R a. ]. Hi
Recitation............... Gail Sutton
Whistlins SOLO Leon kist}er
Duet (mandolin and guitar .............
...........B Belle Morris and Mamie Burk
Recitation with song) ................-...
.........-... Evageline Bursesser
Piano soio...................Ma Maize Burgasser
Recitatiou........... Adolf Wendell
Duet. "Mazurka Dec Traineaux" .......
................ Misses Woody and Rauch
Whistling solo,. Leon Klsfler
Recitstion..-...... ......-..... Garfield Black
Recitation. Aunt Sophronia with Her
Niece at the Opera. Mrs. d. JwaHace
MENU.
Roast Turkey. Cranberry Sauce
Saratoga Chips. French Rolls.
Boston Baked Means.
Salmon Salad Pickles
Cabbage No. with Cream
Fancy Jelly. Cheese Assorted Fruit
Mince Pie. Delicate Cake
Coffee.
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! ! GODS
easily and thoroughly.
Best after dinner pills. - -
Is cents All druggists. o q -

Prepared by c. !. Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass.
The only Pill to take with Hoods SarSa parilIa-
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CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS

Corporal Twenty-third Kansas vol
teers."
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s'A-s E-sss. y z.s.iss. > ssas $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

Justice J. o. Dykman yesterday morning issued q
pererptory mandamus 70 Robert T Dennis Town
Clerk OF the town OF Ossinag. directing him TO
have printed the necessary ballots for submitting
the local option question the at the COM
Ing town election. In granting the motion the
Judge said It was simply the correcting Of small
error in the petition but tina, the Town Clerk had
evidently acted in good faith and that no question
Of INJECTING costs in the proceedings that official
would be considered.
The portrait OF Judge William H. Robertson
which is 10 be placed IN The courtroom in the
county buildings. has been finished by Hayard H.
Tyler OF Yonkers. and is now on exhibition in New
York City
X-Lieutenant Governor William + Sheehon IN
reared in the Supreme Court Justice Dvkman mo
siding yesterday counsel for the Wcstchester
Electric Railway Company in the suit brought nv
the New York. WCstChesicr and COppocficu. Rail
way Company 10 enjoin the trustees Of New
Rochelle from carrying out the provisions az mo
fran chse granted 70 the irs.-namcd corporation on
February Is. 1885. James {. Church appeared as
counsel for the defendant company and Tho Jui 90
reserve his decision
The Republicans OF this town held their caucus
for he nomination OF candidates for town Ones
last night. The GLOWING We're placed I'm nomina'
ton with Nitle opposition: Town Clerk Francis ~
Hessels Justice of the Peace. .hlnot. NJ Sliiman.
Town Auditor. Frederick Berges: Game Cons,abic
Nathaniel Hopper. Constatles. Frank Shamnnois
M y,o d pay, Fsrr.s Montgomery Nathaniel
For Supervisor there will be no opposition 10 the
election OF the present Democratic Incumbent
Frank u. Schrmer.
Waliy O'Connor 10 bail in the sum Of 81 900 He is
charged with grand larceny OConnor was one OF
the two arrested for the robbery OF the
Yonkers Savings Bank last spring The other man
not guilty. and has since been held on an indict.
ment for another crime.
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NETWORK CITY.

The Physical Education Society will meet on
Wednesday. at p. m, at No. POS West Fifty
ninth-st Physical education In the normal schools
will be considered
A meeting Of the School Board for thu Boroughs
OF Manhattan and The Bronx will be held at No.
l46 Grand-st. on Wednesday Mt p. m.
Postoficc Sub-station No. s. has been removed
from c-hundred nd-seventeenth-st. and Iexing-
ton-ave. to Northumberland second-st and Man
hattan-ave Money-ordcrs will be sold and all the
facilities Of the regular sub-stat.ons will be sup
piled at the new station.
4 meeting OF the persons working for the Adath
Israel fair which will be opened April IS at the
Grand Contra Palace Will he held tomorrow night
NJ The Tuxedo Mad,son-aye. and Fifty-ninth-st.
Richard Le Caffeine will give roldines from his
most popular writings NJ the Lyceum Theatre to-
morrow and Tuesday afternoons. The readings
VIII begin each afternoon at 80 o'clock.
\ subscription dinner VII he given under the
auspices Of The National Association OF Knit
Goods Manufacturers nj the Waldorf Astoria on
the evening Of March co. number OF well-known
persons are expected to speak
The annual meeting Of the members OF the New
York Free Circulating Library for tho Blind Will
be 1cid tomorrow night. at $50 o'clock, at the
library building. No III West Nnety-Nrst-si. All
persons interested in the work Of the association
are invited TO attend.
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NEVT-ROCHELLE.

An amateur theatrical performance was given by
a number o.. well known young people on Friday
night a. the home Of Mrs. John II. Harmer The
receipts will be given to the New-Rochel.e Hos
piia,
The United States heavy artillery officers who
are soon to be transferred Fort Hancocl. Sandy
Hook We're give. farewell reception and dinner
al Fort SOcum on Friday. The affair was arrange!
by Captain +. l.. Swift the only officer VINO will
remain. Many wel-known New-Rochee peope
present.
The assessors have issued n statement protesting
against the charge that they are responsible for
ihc Increase in Vi agc taxes They say the ncrea Sc
Is due 10 the proposed expenditures of the Trustees
NO man. says the statement. should nay more
taxes on the same property than he paid last year.
ana We urge al property owners TO demonstrate at
once against the proposition of the Trustees to in
crease the villag" funds from SO ON) sl16eJ0
Que year 1t is an unwise. cxtravagant and un-
necessary increase"
The Woman Benevolent Society Of St Johns
ii;pscops. church. IaTcl mont Manor. has elected
airs. Theodore c. Ball president: Mrs II. T.
Schryer. vice.prosldent. Mrs. George f. Ide sec
Ond vice president; Mrs. Walter o. Hunting treas
rrTr and Miss Emily Morrison. secretary.
Inc NeW- itochri!" ana HuGuCnOt Athletic clubs.
between whom there has been much rivalry viii
Friday night.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
YONkERS.

The usual services Will be held to-day In the city
churches The Rev Dr.. l.. S. Osbon, presiding
older Of the New-York District, will preside IN the
corning at tho First Methodist Episcopal Churcn.
In 81, Andrews Memorial Church. Ludlow. the
Rev James +. Freeman. rector, the Rev. i. Wal
pole Warren Will occupy the pulpit In the evening
1t is proposed 20 hold meeting OF the clcr5yInc
of Yonkers tomorrow evening IN the rcctory OK
ST. Johns Episco pal Church il HUGson-si.. 20 take
action on fede alton Of ,hc churches Of the city.
Two representatives from the federation in New
YORK City Will be in ATTENDING 70 explain the plan
81 the work The music this evening in the Cen
uai Methods; Episcopal Church at the servc" in
memory OF the Maine V Inns will be in charge OF
i. +. HubhcN. J. II. kopi Wi! conduct the alter
noon service in the chapel OF 81. johns RN"fslue
Hospital and the Kings Daughters OF the First
Nan Kcock. OF White Plains conducted the Fri
day evening Lenten service IN ST. Pauls Episcopa!
Members Of lodges in Tarrytown. Dohhs Ferry
and Mount Vernon attended The smoker on Fri
Fellows Hall Herbert VI. ketchcil presided. Among
those who nnodo addTess!s wete Grand iPa;ri'Fffjh
SANDERS After the entertainment there was a
supper. The committee arranging the anaiT con
sisted OF II NJ Ki;chell James D. Mcintyre. 5.
William Conklin George II. Earl Henry ". Pal
mcr and William }. Lord.
Mrs. Wilbur Larremore. Mrs. Albert E. Law
renee Mrs Guy Phillips ind Mrs Henry \. ROB
inson received the gJss;s at the informal at
home at the Amackassen Club house last night.
were also refreshments and dancing.
IL has been found necessary TO postpone the
games scheduled for tomoTrow evening in the in
vitaton tournament OF the Paiisade Eoat Club Til
Wednesday. Those SEIZED lied for Tuesday evening
Will be oiled on Friday.
contest for points on Friday night in the gymna-
stun before a large number OF spectators John 4.
Hollyhead made ?9S Hoiais. The contest was un-
der the direction OF Samuel j. Ludwig. physical
director.
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SING SING.

Sey mour Searles viii lead the meeting Of the En-
worth League this evening In the Highland Ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church. The services OF
tho Baptis, Young Peoples Union VIII be led by
Miss Jennie NJ ElbrGge. and a missionary service
will be held by the Christian Endeavor Society at
the Presbyterian Church The subject viii be
Alaska"
The Rev J. !. Hermance will address the 4.
O'Clock meeting for men at the Young Mems Chris
tan Association rooms this afternoon
The Rev Cornelius !. Crowley Of New-York Ci,,,
Will lecture in St AuGusiine's Church next WcdneSI
day evening.
In the Supreme Court White Plains the case Of
ex-Trustee Gcrlach against the president and ,rus
OF this village, set down Tor yesterday was
adjourned until Wednesday by consent Of counsel
for both sides
Assembyman John Gibney. OF this d.str,c, who
has been confined to his home, in Linden ave-
recovering
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RICHMOND BOPOEGH HAPPENTyCs

James Sesuine. OF stapleton. has been appointed
milk Inspector for the borough
The following have been elected officers Of tho
Siapleton Day Nursery Association: President Mrs
John l.. Feeny' vice-presden;. Mrs. J. r. Bostwick;
treasurer. Mrs. Thomas Gordon secretary Mrs
Susan Barrow
Joseph Smonsoh. of Northneld has been ap-
pointed a member Of the Silver Lake Park Commits
sion In place OF Charles a Jones
The Rev. y. G. McCrca, the pastor Of Grace
tnurch. Port Richmond. will occupy the pulpit Of
the church to-day. having returned from Florida
meeting oi the chamber OF Commerce will De
held on Tuesday evening. The discussion of the
possibilities OF the island 4 freight terminal
VIII be discussed. and committee VIII be appoint
Cd TO present the subject 10 the committee named
by Governor Black
Mr.. and Mrs; William Dwight Winan are In
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OPENING or THE PEOPLES INSTITUTE.

The Peoples Institute Will begin its work this
week with two courses The frs, Is TO he held az
the Cooper Union every Thursday evening from
March Il to June l6. Tho general subject Of this
course will be democracy" Tho rise elimination
and decline Of the various democracios which have
appeared il the world will he studied Every third
week ore 81 the important problems before the
democracy Of the United States will he discussed
by speakers selected to present all SIDES
The opening meeting at the Cooper Union will take
place on the evening q March II. The general
subject Of the evening will be "rhe Watchworas Of
Democracy" The special subjects and speakers
Will be: Liberty" the Rev. Il. Iieber Newton.
Equality Samuel Gompcrs, "FratcrnIty," . -.
S. Crosby. ana our Watchword Unity Ct. ..
Sprague smith. ! chorus Of two hundred Voc.
from the Peoples Choral Union VIII take par:
This course is Intended for the people. The admis-
sion is free. and ali invited.
The second course VIII he glvcn a; the Carnegie
Lyccun. fliy-seventn- st. and Scventh-aVe.. on
successive friday evenings from March IS 10 Aprii
s. at s:l0 O'Clock. The general subject Will be Tor
Problems. interpreted by lien and Women I'm In.
Ranks OF Labor At the opening meeting Friday
March H "Labors Demands" Will be presented
from the interna tiona standpoint by Edward NJ.
i1gh. president 81 the I-onsshoremcns Union ana
delegate OF the International Federation OF Dock
ship and River Workers from the American trades
union standpoint by Samuel g. Donneliy prcsiden,
OF typographical Union No 6, from The stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-03-13

The Central cuban Relief Committee received the
following yesterday:
Sagua Ia Grande Cuba
- March :, 1855.
Ny Esteemed Sir: ! beg - acknON edge tho re
cept o. your letter OF the 23d uli and TO say that
the vaccine forwarded ME through General Lee
has made timely arrival. inasmuch as sm1Il-pox
has increased at a fearful rate within the last lew
weeks. II has been my pleasure. and benefit a.
woll. 70 have hld recently visit from Miss
Barton whose GOOD efforts in behalf Of the suffer
ing popul9ce IN Cuba bciag made manifest
Yours very cordially, WALTER r BARKER
United STATES Consul.
The Kings Daughters have pushed rapidly for
ward I'm their work OF clot..-ns the naked and
destitute women and children OF Cuba In resnons.
TO MISC Clara Barton's urgent appeals
No. j. Aston Place, tho headquarters nr fhir
work. IS scene of great activity ana many car
ments are brnE turned ont every day. Words OF
commendation have been received ison, the Circles
o. the orsanization in tho various parts o. the
United states and help is promised.
Commission merchants and manufacturers arc
sending in generous gi.ts OF muslin. lawn. calico
ahectnE. etc. and the Kings Daughters desire 10
aekrowleiise re eif's from the following: Alex
Twecdy 3 Co, No. Thomas-st.; James F. White
s. Co, No. ~ Worih-st. Henry LISA & Co No
10 broadway. Brooks. No. 10 Thomas-st: Tho
White House" Flty-sxth-st and Third-avc: John
WanamGker. William Clark Co. Mrs. Hyde the
Klopsch. OF The Christian Herald.