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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23
THE NEW ORLEANS coALED.
She VIII he HenyiIy Londed VIII,
Powder, shells and Cans.

She VIII he HenviIy LOnded with
Powder, shells and Cans.
London. March e2.--The New Orleans
formerly tho Amazonas) and the San
Francisco completed coaling today. The
latter cruiser will await orders. The for
mer win go at 0 o'clock to Hathahaven to
set powder and ammunition and will then
await orders.
The New Orleans Will take ON heavy
cargo Of powder, shells and guns. She
will load several tons OF brown powder.
The consignment is 30 large that the au-
thorlties viii not permit 1t to be loaded
at Grayesend.
SPAIN WILL APPEAL TO POWERs.c
VIII Refuse to Accept the Findiugn
Of the American Bpnrd.
Nav York. March 22.-spaiu viii refuse
to accept any finding OF the United States
board Of inquiry into the Maine disaster
which may suggest Spanish responsibility.
If call for indemnity ID carried with the
report the penipsular government will APP
peal TO the powers to Intervene This Is
the announcement In special cable dis
patches to the Herald from is Madrid
correspondent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23

16. SAN JOSE. GUATEMALA
tiunboat Marietta.
II. SAN DIEGO, CAL
Monitor Monterey,
Monitor Mopudn5ok
Is. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL
First-class battlesbip oregon.
Fish commission vessel Albatross.
10. SiTKA, ALASKA
GuDboat Wheeling.
20. HONOLULU, II. Lee
Protected cruiser Baltimore.
Gunbnat Bennington.
q. HONG KONG, CHINA
Protected cruiser Olympia.
Protected cruiser Boston.
Protected cruiser Raleigh.
Gunbnat Petrol
Gunboat Concord
90. W0OSUNG. CHINA
Schooner Monocaey
%. ELSWlCk, ENGLAND
Protected cruiser San Francisco.
Protected cruiser tAmaaonasj.
Protected cruiser admiral Abreuail-
uncompletedl.
a. AZORES ISLANDS
Gunboat Bancroft
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-23

Armored cruiser New York.
Cruiser Marblehead.
Cruiser Montgomery.
Cruiser Detroit
Gunboat Nashville.
nispHtch boat Fern.
Torpedo boat Dupont
Torpedo boat Gushing.
Torpedo boat Ericsson.
Torpedo boat Foote.
Torpedo boat Winslow.
Torpedo boat Porter
Tug Leydon.
Tug SBmoset.
!. Gunboat Ielenn Ten route for Key
(. Gunboat Annapolis Ten route for Key
/. Ganboat vicksburg Zen route for Key
Westl
BARBADOES, w. I--
Protected cruiser Cincinnati.
Gunboat Castinc.
Gunboat Wilmington.
/. COLON, COLOMBIA
Gunboat Newport Ten route for Key
Wcst)
J. SAN JUAN DEL SUR. NICARAGUA
Park Alert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

but Il was admitted by Robert Bonner,
j. H. Work and many others that 4,
was the direct outcome ~ the differences
OF the factions I'm the church
The trustees are the financial governors
OF the church. They are also the financial
hackers of the church. They not only
represent I'm themselves financial sup
port, but also represent the McCooks.
the Maitlands andSloanes. who are sup
posed to be opposed 10 tho continuance
OF DR. Hall I'm the pastorate. The resig-
nation of the trustees, following closely
the stand taken by the congregation
last Wednesday night, is expected to be
followed next Thursday night by the
Withdrawal from the session OF many
influential and wealthy members.
Robert Bonner. warm advocate or
Dr. Hall said that tho resignation or
DR. Han had not been prompted by the
financial condition OF The church Mr.
bonner asserted that the dissatisfaction
with DR.. Hall by members cf the session
commenced with the Warszawlak Incl
cent last summer. Had that not occurred
there would never nave been Mr Bonner
believes the slightest opposition To Or.
Hall Herman Warszawiak had charge
of one OF the missions OF the church.
Charges OF misconduct were made against
him and he was found guilty by the
session and dismissed from the church.
"Dr. Halls sympathes were with
too long" continued r. Bonner. Az inc
warsaw WAX. and he stood by him httlo
time I said that either Warszawiak was
guilty. and should be- dismissed from the
church. or John f.. Parsovns was guilty
OF great libel on him
This incident NIr. Bonner tnoushi,
tended 10 make 4 breach between those
who thought Warszawiak shouu be dls-
missed and DR.. Hall The dramatic Incl
dent in the Fifth Avenue Presny,eriah
church last summer. whom Or. hpii an
nounced the decision OF the session III ,lic
case Of Warszawiak. helped to widen .ns
breach. so far as Or. Halls position WIS
concerned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
THE FIRST AMENDMENT.

After the reading OF the budget. Mr..
Cottrell offered an amendment. providing
that the section providing that no de-
partment shall expend during the first
half OF the fiscal year a sum exceeding
one-half Of the amount appropriated TO
II. shall not apply 10 the Almshouse. and
Department OF the Poor OF the city. He
explained that the expenses OF these de-
par!ments were heavier during the first
half OF the year The amendment was
adopted.
number Of amendments were then
offered BIZ Mr.. Rountree. the first chang
ing the initial section of the ordinance 70
read AL unexpended appropriations are
hereby cancelled" The amendment was
adopted.
Mr.. Rountree also moved that that por-
ton OF Section OF the ordinance allow
ing the city 10 place and keen five chill
dren or adults I'm the Friends Colored
Orphan Asylum. Female Humane Assoc
citation. Richmond Male orphan Asylum.
Retreat for the Sick. and Eye and Ear
Inhrmary In consideration OF the APP
propriatlons made 10 them be stricken
out. Tie amendment was adopted.
On his motion. the word calendar"
was inserted In the second section where
the word fiscal year appeared
Mr. Cottrell moved to amend to correct
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
Had 10 Arrest His Own Son.

DECATUR. ILL, Feb. Sheriff
Mansey has been given a warrant to ar
rest his own son. Joe Mansey. for the
murder of Mat Mckinley in 1850, and for
which crime Enhraim Farmer Is now
serving a life sentence in the peniten-
tiary.
on the night OF July .. 1850 two wo
men PASSED down the street m This city
and when near the Courthouse called
for helm. as a man was supposed 90 be
following them. Mat Mckinley Young
man Of good character, who was passing
on the opposite side OF the street went
10 their assistance. and as he app oach-
cd was shot and died almost instantly.
The man who shot him disappeared.
Enhraim Tanner was tried. and on the
evidence given by a woman who said
she saw him do the shooting. he was
convicted Of murder and sentenced 10 the
peritentiary for life. and has now scrN ID
eight years in that institution.
II was thought by many that Tanner
was not guilty. and rumors were set
anoat charging Joe Mansey with the
crime The stories were all indefinite
until the last few months, when a num-
her Of affidavits Of persons who claim
10 have facts in connection with the
murder were prepared with an applica-
ion for the pardon Of Farmer and placed
before the Board Of Pardons.
Accompanying the affidavits was pc
,ition signed by about $50 prominent
citizens Of Decatur stating that they
thought Tanner innocent. There was
among them a letter from a physician.
Or. Robert l.. Walston. which said that
knowledge had come 10 him in profes.
sional way that proved Fannet inno-
cent.
When the new evidence was made pub
lie the grand jury Immediately took un
the case and after a thorough investiga-
ton brought in an indictment against
Mansey
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
"rnE HEART OF CHICAGO"
Lincoln J. Carriers Latest Melodrama a
fla Academy Thursday and Friday

"The Heart Of Chicago poWerlui
melodrama. all the scenes Of which are
laid in Chicago, Will be the next attrac-
lion al the Academy on Thursday ant
FRIDAY with a matinee Friday II Is sai1
Ia contain a plot ana to be well put to-
gether. Scenically "Ihe Heart oil
Chicago" is SAID to be very strong. Real
lstic representations OF the great Chlcago
IRE. the Masonic Temple roof-gardeh
AT night. and an absolutely new railroad
scene are among the scenic accessories
employed. ~
The sale OF seats commenced at the
Academy OF Music bOX-oifice yesterday
morning for the engagement next satur
dav matinee and night on "A MIX Nhi'e
Flag" one OF Hoyt's happiest produc-
iions The company presenting the farce
which is a satire upon the state militia Is
a most efficient one. and includes John
Dunne. Frank II. Glenn, George Talimah'
Mary Marble. who is Hoyts latest SOU
brette. Lansing Rowan and number OF
others.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
An lndependent Preacher.

A millionaire revivalist Will begin Q
series Of services tomorrow In the Pap
list Tabernacle. Brooklyn. He is william
F. Hail. president Of the Hail Signal Com
pany, and his income is 5000 q week.
He can't help making money, but cares
more for souls reclaimed than the dollars
that come TO him from the business ne
has built up. The same application which
made such result possible he Is giving
TO the church work.
Mr. Hall Is not a professional church
worker. but gives such time TO evangelis-
tic labor as his business viii permit. lie
has recently completed a two weeks re-
viyal campaign M Calvary Methodist
church. Harlem. lie has conducted sue
ce.sful services at PawTucket r. J..
where In one Sunday more than 300 per-
sons were converted: and AT Danbury.
Conn. where his work resulted In 100 con-
yerts--Chicsgo Tribua~
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
IpaM Word or Two.

Tho New York Elevated Railway mas
M passerger cars, 80 engines, '',-'
emnloyes. and runs trains only MT! SCI
onds apart. 80, ,h, crau-
,,an tus IL so great that on several ocea-
In 4, has brought 20 standstlll trans
,r,veling from Perth 10 the vIu''
p,sek bohemia. is probably the "l'y
,.ta,,io1,,. town in the world. In conse-
,',o9no ~ n death from hydrophobia the
authorities ordered every dog III the pi'''0
killed. -, has ordered
ne ,r1,ne boxes be opened by the
customs officers. because ninillsoc ef ~,
80 oe,en sent into the country pache"
II T. estimated that over eighty tons OF
d,o,nnnds have been unearthed IN inc
South African fields during the last elsh-
tee1 wears These represent a total 'aiu7
OF s2SC 100000.
The New Zealand government has dratt-
Cd a hill for the appointment OF discreet
women" as Inspectors. with extensive
novers to stop and interrogate the gltI
who IS out at late hour
In Germany man VINO has iost oo,i
hands IN an accident can claim the "hole
of his life insurance money II ne DC ~
sured. on the ground that ne mas iose '"'
means Of maintaining himself
The best educated queen I'm the world IS
hor ma iestv OF italy. She speaks. beside
her own tongue. French German, I'm
eIlsh and Spanish. and studies such SUB.
tects as theology. biology. geology ana
botany.
A curious fact has been developed oy
the French police. Their statistics show
that in itwenty-one murders the money
taken by the assassins averaged only SIS.
and in each case the criminal was guiilo-
tined. Evidently murder In France does
not pay from financial point OF view.
The royal table linen is OF the fnest SUD
stance. and Is specially manufactured
The designs woven in are very hand-
some and elaborate. the queens mono
gram predominating. with roses. sham
rocks and thistles among armoriai bear
ings. II IL also made in sets. each table.
cloth having a number OF serviettes 70
match IL I'm design.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
TROUBLE FOR JASPER.
THESUY MOTEs BUT HIS DEACOys
DON'T.
A New Set Elected But the Old Ones Hang
on and Thereby Hangs Tale OF
Discord In the Church.

The usually calm waters OF Israel that
wash the feet OF the lambs OF Rev. John
Jasper's congregation. were sorely trou-
bcd last evening and Jackson Ward at
least that part OF 1t that abuts In the
neghborhood OF the Sixth Mount Zion
church was convulsed in an ecclesiastical
earthquake. The foundations Of colored
swelldom. az represented In Brother Jas
per's flock for time seemed about 10
fall and there are strained relations
among the colored elite.
a GRAVE CHARGE.
When a stately sister arose In her pew
and openly accused a prominent deacon
of unfaithfulness TO his trust. II looked az
lf there would be trouble. And when the
congregation rose, as one man; ana nite9
up It's voice, IL looked as II there would
be trouble. And again when several or
the flock tried to rush Shepherd John
Jasper from the platform, trouble sun
seemed imminent.
Many Of the male lambs were moved,
TO bleat at once. and made wild grabs at
each other while those who were not
mounted on. chairs and Justify backed up
their friends.
1t was evident that some goats had been
mixed with the sheep. but the mix-up
proved too much for Rev. John TO de-
cipher
CASCS BELLL
The cause Of the unpleasantness was
the action of the old hatch of deacOns In
refusing TO vacate their offices when ask
ed by the congregation.
Ii seems that the said batch has officiat-
ed for many years and a new one was
added now and then when the set was
rendered incomplete by a deacOn's death.
But now IT seems that this set of eX-
deacons have been accused Of grave
things. The church debt. for instance.
II is said, has stood $1,000 for several
years ana each year no lessening of ii has
been reported.
The congregation did not do a great
deal Of Investigating. but II aired its sus-
picions when II put up another set OF
six deacOns.
REFUSED TO MOVE.
Then the unpleasantness began. The
old set had become 10 Ike their office end
openly announced that they would re-
fuse. 10 move. and Brother Jasper, who
has reasoned the sun into moving. was
now forced 10 give his attention TO NOV
ing the old doacons.
What the upshOt Of the matter will be
Is hard 70 determine at this iuncture
However, the worthy sexton. who was
kept busy during the disturbance lodging
things that had no business i'm the at
mosphere including unseemy language.
SAYS ne has % grievance against Brother
Peter voolfolk and his son. who he
says, when de skrummaee wuz ergoin'
face
Sergeant Eppes at the Third Station
was notified OF the difficulty. and three
oincers investigated. They found THAI
things had queted down when they ar
rived ana so made no arrests.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

PAsS.-Died. Sunday at 100 p. NJ. at the
residence OF his daughter, Mrs. NJ. Il.
wilkinson. 30i Bowling Green Road.
EGBERT THOMAS BASS. age Y years.
one month and thirteen days.
Funeral from residence OF his daugh-
ter TUESDAY. at u o'clock. Friends anc
acouaintances invited 10 attend.
Interment in Hollywood.
CRANE.-Died. February 7. 1895. az hii
residence, 2si1 east Grace street. SAM
UEI. CRANE. In the thirty-second year
OF his age.
Services from Leigh-Street Baptist
church WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON at
Internent at lakewood Cemetery.
ELLIs-Died. at his residence on Crsig'
ton Road. February 9Th. W. o. ELLis,
in his 74th year.
Funeral AZ Howard's Grove Baptiss
church at. Il o'clock Tussdsy. February
9Th. tl
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

WASHINGTON. Feb. Senator But
Ter. Of North Carolina. went before the
Senate Committee on Judiciary to-day
with request for the postposement OF
the final consideration OF the nomination
Of Hon. Hamilton G. Ewart. TO be Judge
of the Western District Of that state, UNI
til he could have opportunity for the
formulation Of charges he will make
against Mr.. Ewart.
He did not make known the character
Of the charges beyond stating that Mr..
Ewart was not Of judicial temperament
and that he was not a lawyer OF suff-
cient standing to entitled him to the dis
tinction sought TO be conferred upon
him.
In obedience TO this request the consid-
GRAFTON OF the nomination was postponed
week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
The Mn.tEnh Star Dance.

The West End Star Club gave a most
ENJOYABLE ball al Saenger Halle lasr
evening. There was excellent music ana
a crowd Of nearly three hundred enjoyed
the affair. 49,
~ clock n committee Of JUDGES com
nosed OF prominent citizens decided that
sfise Josie Tyler and Mr.. Thomas Graves
made the most graceful couple on thr
ccor and So ava rdcd the young laGy
the prize which was a handsome bouquet.
Mis- Tyler proved as modest ana as gen.
orOus a. she was graceful and presented
each OF her opponents for the prize win
Il lower from A.
The dance lasted until nearly o'clock
this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
DIR. mars TRUSTEES RESIGN.
Robert Bonnor Says the Venerable Pasto
stood by WarSzauiaL Too Iong


NEW YORK. Feb. THE trustees Of
the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church
nave resigned. Announcement 10 that
eject was made from the pulpit BY the
Rev. DR.. John Hall. Sunday morning.
and the members OF the congregation
we're notified TO meet at. the church Mon
day afternoon, February 1ith, and choose
new trustees.
The church was crowded and prior TO
giving out the text OF his sermon. DR..
Hall read the following announcement:
"A meeting Of the congregation Of this
church vii! be held in this church on
Monday. the 18th day OF February. 1888.
at o'clock T.. NJ. for the purpose OF
electing seven trustees for the following
terms:
Two trustees. whose terms will ex-
pire on the 18th day OF December. 1898.
In place OF T.. Francis Hyde and Mr..
Robertson. resigned.
Three trustees. whose terms OF Office
will expire on the 18th day OF December,
1899. I'm place OF Horace +. Garth. John
p. Duncan, and George c. Whitlock, re-
signed.
Two trustees, whose terms OF Office
will expire on the 18th day OF December.
1900. in place OF John 8. Kennedy. re-
signed. and James Fraser, deceased"
Or. Hall read the notice in a sad tone
OF voice, but ne made no comment on
the matter. though It attracted attention
among the pew holders, who began whis-
perlng one 10 another, but desisted when
he began his sermon.
After the morning services DR.. Hall
held a short session with many OF his
warm supporters In the congregation.
and afterward there were many confer
ences In the vestry room and the pastor $
private room. The congregation is bound
10 stand By Dr. Hall no matter what may
be done BY the session next Thursday
evening. and sunday they we're giving
him the warmest assurances OF their
support and assistance. The members of
the congregation were ioath to discuss
the significance Of the trustees action.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

2 10 u second. Nay Nay q TO y third.
Time. 1:46.
Fourth race-handicap. mile.-Davld O3
20 100 first. Royal Choice 60 to ] and
8 10 - second. Spring Time C5 TO - third.
Time. 1916
Fifth race-six furlongs.-Jou Ann q
90 u first. Banrica 6 TO : and OUT sec
ond. Cavaletta G5 10 u third. Time. 1:ls
sixth race-seven furiongs.-Arrezzo %
TO u first. Cave Spring Is to ] and - to-
- second. Belle OF Fordnam Is 10 u third.
Time, l.32 l-2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

A regular meeting OF tho Richmond COL
iege Athletic Association was held yes
tfo1 ~ some business was adjourned 10
meet again tomorrow afternoon
Professor ] r. Hunter. the president
81 the association. announced the follow
Ing committees.
chairman. Professor r. J. kellogg. aud
NeSsrs .. I. owens. J. y. Frazer. G. +.
Vsbrv 8 NJ. stone. and Allan y. Jones.
Nominating Committee 70 propose
names for the positions OF captain anc
ron9inc seasonal ssrs. a. p. Fagby. w.
81 Whitehead md u. c. Leonard
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

Provided. That the foregoing dDDrODri-
atiOns TO charitable institutions and mil
itary organizations shall be paid I'm quar-
terly instruments. and that the quarterly
payments OF the foregoing appropriations
OF 500 to the Friends COlOred Orphan
Asylum S2lJ 10 the Female Humane As
sociations 800 10 the Richmond Male Or
phan Asylum; $500 10 the Retreat for the
Sick and $3.50 10 the Eye and Ear lnfrm-
airy. shall authorize the Council Commit
tee on Relief OF the Poor 10 place and
keep In each Of said institutions without
any additional charge 10 the city, num-
Of children or adults not exceeding five
10 he selected by said committee from
such as may be from time 10 time admit
ted TO the city AimshOuse. and I'm case Of
the refusal on the part OF any Of the
above-named institutions TO receive and
keep any child or adult selected, tho APP
prOpriatiOn to such institution shall be
Withdrawn and the payment thereof shall
cease upon the order Of said Committee
on Relief Of the Poor. addressed I'm writ
ing 10 the Auditor Of the city: except
that In consideration of the increased APP
preparation TO the Richmond Male Or
phan Asylum the number may be incres-
ed 10 seven.
II is further provided. That no depart
ment Of the city shall eXpend during the
first half OF the fiscal year sum ex-
cccding One-half Of the amount apprOpri-
ated for the fiscal year
Sd. That the amount here shall bq
deemed 20 be the limits OF the amounts
expended by any committee or head OF
department respectively: except that by
such transfers as are authorized by the
rules Of the Council, any particular ap-
Precipitation may be enlarged and that for
any debt created by any committee or
head OF department. In excess OF the app
preparation. the city Of Richmond shall
be held Ina no wise responsible.
4th. All ordinances and resolutions In
conflict with the foregoing are hereby
repealed.
9TH. This ordinance shall take effect
from and after its passage.
From the above figures IL will be seen
that much more liberal provision has been
made for the departments this year than
last. The Health Department this year
receives 5000 for expenses. Al.l59 for pay
ron. and 5000 for crematory expenses.
Last year 5000 was provided for cX-
penses S33 0OO for payroll, and $3.50 for
the crematOry.
The streets this year receive 80 so for
Engineers Department payroll. as
against Nlll0tlast year. there having been
"a reduction I'm this department. for streets
generally this year S20 900 have been pro-
vided, as AGAINST so 000 last year. As an
Offset however so 90 has been pro-
vided for sewers that got nothing last
year. and $1,000 FOR sidewalks, against
g 600 last year.
For the purchase Of water metres - O01
has been provided. The Water Committee
asked for $1,000
As will be seen. the various charities
have been provided for. although the
amounts bestowed are not as large rs in
former years.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

GUTHRIE. OK. Feb. 7.-EXcitement
prevails in the POttawattomie and Semi
mole country over the arrests made there
Of the men implicated I'm the burning Of
two Seminole Indians. Marshall Thomp-
son and six deputies accompanied by a
strong posse have been securing the
country for the past three days. and so
far twelve arrests have been made with
10 more warrants to serve.
Three men under arrest are prominent
Seminole citiZens.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
New DIR Fans Events.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. THE tracl
dried out well over Sunday and was good
to-day The attendance was large ana
betting brisk. summaries;
FIRST race six furiong~. Elton JACKIE
seyen) rrst Everest l25 20 and 20 y
second Csrlotta G. "a 70 u third. Time.
iisi-4
Second rsce-mile. Wilson feven) nrst,
rhs Doctor 10 70 ] and 70 II second
x 3 Sack "a 20 u third. Time, l:4s.
laird rzoe-nile and twenty yards ~.
"a {. Go ~ asst, Van Brunt IS 70 ana
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08
IeHrr.on Dramntlc Club.

In meeting last Saturday night at the
seef Main street. OF the Jefferson Ora
,natic club. the following officers were
elected: H. NJ Bland. general manage,
= A. Hickman. stage manager, NJ a.
Woodeu secretary ". F. keller, treas
49,. " W Puckett property manager.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

MADRID. Feb. IA despatch from
Banila. the capital OF the Philippine Ist
lands. reports the occurrence OF great
fire in that city. whoch DESTROYED ~
buildings. some OF them the most I'm
portant, and costly structures In THO
city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-02-08

The John W. Daniel Club to Give an Enor-
nous smoker.

President Sam. Stern says that in a
Few days the John W. Daniel club will
rive n big smoker. 10 which every mem
ter OF both Houses of the Legislature
and all candidates for municipal honors
in the coming election viii be invited. \
band of music will be ON hand and a
Lie time rs anticinated.