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The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
BIRMINGHAM SPECIAL
 ALL STEEL CARS

The southern railway announced yester- day that the Birmingham special out of this city for the east had been complete " equipped with all steel cars from en- zine to observation car. The announce ment coming from General Passenger Agent Carey of Washington said:
 Tn order to keep astride with the pro- gress of Birmingham, in honor of which city our Birmingham special was named, we have equipped that train thoroughly with all steel equipment, typifying the great product of the Birmingham district, and in that way adding to the comfort and safety of our patrons
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
DR. [. \. DENNY ID ATTEND BANQUET Will Make Flying Trip to
 Join Alumni TO BE A BIG AFFAIR Arrangements Committee for Unf- versity Spread Will Hold
 Meeting Either Today
 or Tomorrow

Dr. George II. Denny, president Of Washington and Lee university, and lesident-eect of the University of Ala bama, will attend the University of Ala bama alumni banquet in Birmingham, November IS.
 As a result, it is probable that this banquet will be one of the most brilliant Of its nature ever held in this state CT the south. To meet Dr. Denny practi- cally every member of the board of tras- tees will be present. Governor ONeai and other state officials will be on hand. The entire faculty Of the University of Alabama will probably attend. Prae.i- cally every member of the local alumni society will have seats, and many visit ing alumni. attracted by the Alabama-Se- vance football game, to be played on the afternoon of November IS. will par ticipate in the festivities of the evening.
 Dr. Denny, in d personal letter 10 Bor- den Burr. an alumnus of the university and of Washington and Lee also staree that he will attend the banquet, and that tc do so, he will make a record trip from New York to Birmingham. He writes that he will be compelled to attend meeting of the Andrew Carnegie Foun- dation association in New York Wednes' day, and that immediately after the ad. journment of that body. he will take { train to Birmingham.
 The arrangement committee of which jelks Cabaniss is chairman, will have a meeting today or tomorrow. and will de- termine on plans. It is probable that he will he hald at nj versity club, as, after an investigation, l it develops that that social organization of college men are equipped to handle such a large proposition as the banquet will be. However no positive arrange ments are completed. It is agreed, how ever that the banquet will be one of he most brilliant entertainments ever held in Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27

was preparing to make the race for re- election
 The deceased was born in Palmetto, Ga, in 1851. He graduated from the law and academic departments Of the Uni versity of Georgia In 1882 In 1884 he moved to Birmingham and taught school at Warrior for several years. Later he entered the practice of law, and was ac- lively engaged in the practice of his pro- fession for number of years.
 In 1880 he married Miss Sallie Row. ley of Gadsden, who preceded him to the grave seven years ago. Four children, Charles, Edward, Margaret and Edith, survive him.
 Funeral services will be held this after noon at o'clock from the late residence, 1880 Sixth avenue. After the services at the house the remains will be taken in charge by the Magnolia lodge, No 12l, I. O. o. F., of which he has long been a prominent member. Interment will be made in Oak Hill cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
Indigestion Goes Sourness, Heaviness, Belching and Stomach Distres Quick
 ly Fade Away

Magical MEDINA is what you need for any disturbed condition of the stomach
 MEDINA stomach tablets will drive all the poisonous gases from your stomach and make your stomach strong enough to digest any food.
 For any ailment caused by weak stomach such as sick headache, digit ness, nervousness. lack of efficiency, that tired all in feeling, sleeplessness, bad dreams or bad stomach the morn ing after too much smoking and drink ing--for all these ailments nothing on earth can surpass MEDINA Large box for 30 cents at Norton's drug store and druggists everywhere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
Gin For the Kidneys

Gin is one of the oldest known reme- dies for kidney and bladder troubles especially when used in the following formula six ounces good pure gin half ounce fluid extract Buchu; half ounce Murax compound" Any druggist can supply or mix these ingredients Shake well each time and take in doses of one to two teaspoonsful after meals and at bed time.
 This is the most effective remedy known for the quick relief of kidney sndobadder disorders. Such symptoms as backache, frequent or highly colorec urine, rheumatic pains in the groir ought to have prompt attention to pre- vent Brights disease or diabetes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
|OFFICER MOSER
 SHOOTS NEGRO

Cail Officer Moser yesterday arrested Ed Underwood, a negro, for assault with a gun. Officer Moser went to 1928 Fifth avenue, where a shooting had taken place, and found Underwood seated on the front porch. Moser commanded him to throw up his hands. In a flash the negro pressed the muzzle of .3S Special Smith and Wesson pistol against Moser's stomach, but the officer fired, striking the negro in the abdomen. He was taken to the Hill- man hospital, where it is thought he will
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
SURRENDERS HIMSELF
 ON MURDER CHARGE
"A. J. Brown Appears at the County Jail and Says He Is Wanted for
 Killing Earle Masters

Stating that he was wanted in Jefferson ccunty for the murder of Earle Masters at the Bessie mines, in the western part pf the county, on September 16, A. J.. Brown, aged 26 years, white man. en- fered the county jail yesterday morning end surrendered himself to the authori- ties.
 The prisoner refused to make any state mtnt beyond saying that he is the man who killed Masters. He was quite Scour- teous, 1t Is said, in his replies to those who questioned him in regard to his state- tlent
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
Meighan Construction Company

The certificate of incorporation -of the Meighan Contracting company was filed yesterday in the probate court. The our pose of the organization is to carry on a general contracting and constructing business, and 1t will start with a capital stock of s10,0oo The incorporators and officers are, J. W. Meghan. president; w. w. Dent, vice president and superin- tendent, and R. P. McNaly, secretary and treasurer. All of the incorporators are residents of Birmingham, and the company's main office will be located in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
North Birmingham Social Club

The North Birmingham Social and Whist club filed its certificate of incorporation in the probate court yesterday. Its eb
 feet and purpose Is to cultivate the sc- cial and literary qualities of it's members. The officers of the club are w. B. Rob erts, president; NJ G. Smith. vice presi- dent, and C, R. Strong, secretary and treasurer, Since the organization is non- recuniary, it will have no capital stock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
CLARKE KILLED BY
 FALL FROM POLE

.A fall from pole at Wahouma station yesterday caused the death of H. E. Clarke, an employe of the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power company. MT. Clarke lived at 227 North Lewis street. He leaves widow and three children.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
Marriage Licenses Issued

The following licenses to marry were issued yesterday from the probate court:
 Paul Hudgins of Wylam to Miss Molie Webb: C. J. Jenkins of Birmingham to Mrs. s. E. Sullivan.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27
RICHMOND AND RETURr

SEABOARD WILL SELL ROUND TRIPS NOVEMBER 4 TO AT x2s.s5, ACCOUNT IT. ID. c. CONVENTION. SHORT QUICK THROUGH PULLMANS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-27

SEABOARD THREE STEEL TRAINS TO ATLANTA SHORTEST, QUICKEST, BEST.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29
County Court Sale of Land.

Everett Mcconnell Ct al, VS.. Geo. l..
Porter ct al.
BY virtue of an introductory decree
made and entered in the County Court
of Obion County, Tennessee, in the
cause of Everett Mcconnell ct alvs.
Geo. L. Porter ct al, on
Saturday. October IA. 1911.
at about 2 O'Clock p. IN. in front of
the east door of the courthouse in the
town Of Union City, Obion County,
Tennessee, | will sell to the highest
and best bidder the following describ-
ed tract of land in the Second Civil
District of Obion County, Tennessee,
bounded on the north by the State
line; on the south by Alexander; on
the east by - Mcconnell; and on
the west by - Norton, containing
60 acres, more or less.
Terms of Sale -One-third cash, bal
ance on a credit Of twelve and twenty
four months, taking note for deferred
drawing interest from date,
with approved security, and retaining
a lien on the land for further security.
This September Ia, 1911.
c. S. TALLEY, Clerk.
BY Geo X. Kenney, d. {.
LANNOM * STANFIELD,
Solicitors for Complainants.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29
Illinois Central
RAILROAD.
GfBBs-soUTHBoUND.

GfBBs-souTHBoUND
No. 1903 pm. No. 105- 3. As p. M
No. 8 --t5.38 am. No. 133- -5.51 am
Trains Nos los and 1873 are accommodations
gers.
IBBs-SoRTuBoUND.
No. 2 to. 40 am. No 1906 1907 pm
No. 4 TIL pm. No. 1874 s 2s pm
tFiag stop under special orders see agent.
istops on flag only 10 receive passengers hold
ing tickets for points north Of carbondaie where
or stop
Trains Nos. i54 and 100 are accommodation.
Tickets and particulars as 10 specific fares
limits and train time Of your home ticket agent
at Gibbs.
r. W. HARLOW. d. r. A.. Louisville.
a. !. McDoUCAisI. d. p. A.. New Ofienns
5. G. HATCH. G. P. A.. Chicago
JNO. a. SCOTT A, C.P. A.. Memphis.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

The question of the constitutionality
Of the initiative and referendum is ex-
pected to be decided by the United
States Supreme Court at the approach
ing term. The matter comes up as a
result of tax on telephone and tele-
graph earnings under the initiative plan.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

FOR SALE-A nice broom house on
lot 70x150 feet with good barn and out
buildings, also one vacant lot 125x150
feet. viii sell together or separate.
See o. S. White. 1871
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

1t is expected that Lock 81, which
will give the Kentucky River a 81 foot
gage as far as Burnside. Ky, will be
completed by October 20, when bar
cue will be held at the scene.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

The warning Republicans Of Kansas
buried the Ratchet Monday and walked
side by side to welcome President Taft.
In speech at Lawrence the President
resented allegations as to drunkenness
and dissipation in American UNIVERSE
t;as
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29
| Wish to Announce

To my trade that have sold all of my damaged stock
that damaged by | getting an goods
evey day. and do intend to send damaged goods
to my trade
will continue my business just the | located
two doors of my old stand Washington Avenue
Thanking you for your favors the past and soliciting
continuance Of the same, am Yours respectfully
A. j. RAINEY. /
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

The body Of RICHARD Hardiman, the
third Of the Salvage Corps men killed
at the fire at the wholesale millinery
establishment of David Baird & Sons,
511-513 West Main street, Louisville,
was recovered from the ruins Monday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1911-09-29

Chattanooga, Sept. %.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
JACKSONVILLE ENTRIES.

JACKSONVILLE. Ia, March -. Tho en-
trf, fnr Monicv'. pe.s are as iolllNS:
FtGsr RACE -rilrscs tvo-yearold ,maidsns'
t9u, h%,loqg,> m.ant iiG LHS' # iFF nfi liz
Prince char. liz. Woth,. ny; G'ay More IL
Collector. no. >au.,. NJ. iank.c, b9,1s .dn
fH,o". t jiii MM' Nina, J'q s,liErn us M, ,S'' SsTi'aiHi'
ii. iiank AMI Allen al, ,~lir'lile TO 'oatt IN
order named .l6uld any declare
SECOND RACE a%s,lliug; nader thTesN''r
''Uhortank. pd. 'AWJs.0uetc. 10, Gum ~,
~. I1otiie Ryan. 80, uttara, w. Lydia ise w
ini Sn. b. H" Min SS' 'ii0oIi: Tx frqEsr. ioi. ..,tr
sh5i. ioi blossom. Jos 'I3retrl,g ioii Ni.''
y i% Nargr !. IN; H. li5i and "p' isG
Alma nlso ,ialls to Nait should any dt'Ias
cHINn hACE rHNs 'gn, 's.5 ''l Ser i n%i s
iCo. Milton u, iC. ,rti o. -. m H.,s'
ava, ~ nom. Hu';laa. 10 Eosaerandc' 10.
TUti,rn R,cE ruG>c. thr,g,c oils aga a.
ward one mile. Ella Evs.u. ".; bGn,' ign@
l0ai Bny Nauder,ter to3 Tom %li'yyani' W..
Lllate ola, iC'; !r.uJ h'rN' IW' law
rIrru RAcE-sdIly ~tur,cr.,'is anil vi.
wsrh i've and hau ia-'.q%t I'm ~, VH''l
Il. l.obiason. icd; Lurss.'. 'idS. No.airc loo
st,rt1t-. ioG. ilenotga. ioC sldcu. Fear
~. 81, id5 M2. ~ %s9t Mr,'
40 Ar4tiu Stlr-etirt. 10. Ma Teton. hai
Mat T.u, John rntc.-'n, uar.Hf ''trnnI,
AL Iolh alo ,l!g'hi, 10 start in oid'r "arS'
siXrii RACE Selling. mury.rr-olds and
upward! enc and ono 1y'ocnth mil r,itac'
T,T' 10: T,,icrs' fc7 V1i Lao. III. Captain
swanson. 100 Rnia ROpn't. llu. IN. Barkle,
zig ,iSla.u cS,' ,,, M annrcn,icr allowance.
10 note. i've rcrsl. anrrr. ice alloaaacs.
westlrr igr,b cioIdy. Tract fast.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
CALLED
TO BE IN ALBANY


ALBANY. Marsh 25.-Messlges have
cen sent to every Republican member
If the Legislature that It Is impora-
tive 10 the interests OF the Republican
party tina. every member be In Albany
at II O'Clock Monday \, Nj" by Sen
ator Bracket tnd Assomblyman Mer-
rltt, the Republican leaders.
Just what plan Is brewing was no;
known by the few Republican leaders In
Albany to-day. but 1, In believed that
tie minority members contemplate a
conference or caucus to discuss the
Senatorial situation.
sInator Brnckett said over the tele-
p sIc from his hone in Saratoga that
oil. Republican members we're being
q : el TO guard against n possible
s., .ngeacy that might arise"
Both senator racket and Assembly
man Merit, . in New York yestor
i'H".
cenator Roosevelt to-day said the in.
slrgeD.s EaG not Yet determ ne,
whether or not they would enter In
Democratic caucus Monday nlght,
That question probably VIII not b,
determined before . o'clock that nisht,'
he said,
The evening world., 1911-03-25
DOCTOR PRESCfiBES
CUT|CURA REMEDIES
Says: u Have Great Faith in CUT
cura Remedies Now that am Con-
WINGED of their Wonderful Merits

IL wish to let you know " a couple OF
recent cures which | have mads by the use
OF the CltiCura Remedies. Last August Mr..
- Of this city came to my Office, poublcd
with q severe skin eruption. AZ hrSt l could
not understand the nature OF tho case until
had made a careful examination. ] finally
Traced II to his occupation as he was q
pNirtcr and decorator. /, was rermntitis IN
It's worst form. IL started rith u sight erup-
ton and woild affect most parts OF his lody-
thighs. elbows. ehest. back ana aOdonlein-
and would term nate in little pustults. Inc
ltching and burning was dreadful ana ne
would almJst tear his skin. apart, trying 70
get relief. reconfn ended al me SaIion,
treatm cnts | could think OF ana ne sfeht
about fifteen dollars. on prescriptions bus
nothing seemed 10 hcl? him.
lin the meantime my wife who was cor
tinIaliy suffering with u slight skh trouble
and VINO mad IN trying different prescrip..
lions and M IDS with my assistance, told
me she was go,0g TO ret some of the Cuticuis
Remedies and give them a fair trial. Butt q:
| did not know much about Cuticura a. thst
time / was doubtful whether II would hell
her. Her skin wouli thicker, break and
bleed, especially on the fingers, wrists ana
permanently. When she first applied the
warm baths Of Cuticura soap and applications
of CutTura Ointment she saw a decided M
provement and IN a few days she was com
plcteiy cured.
81 lost no time in recommending the Cutt'
cura Remedies to Mr.. -, AID this was
two months ago. | told him 10 wash WIN
warm baths Of the Cuticura soap and &c
apply tao Cuticura Ointment generously,
Believe me, from the very hrt days use OF the
Cuticura Rom dies he was greatly relieved
and to-day he is completely cured through
their use. I have great faith In tie Cuticura
Remedies and shall always have a GOOD WORD
for them now that | am convinced OF theit
wonderful merits" (Signcd) y. L. White
head. N. n, los Dartmouth ST., Boston,
Mass. July -, 1910,
Cu,icurs Remedies are sold throughout the world.
Potter Drug & Chem Corr. Sole Props. Boston.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
Was Money Paid for Cep,sits?

C@9-What payment or payments has
any one connected with tae bank eve.
made to any person in connection with
the procurement OF a deposit Of funds
belonging to the city, county. state or
any governmental subdivision thereof?
G0-Give a fun statement OF any other
!ac,s relating generally or in particular
to any of the matters specified In ans
If the foregoing questions for which an
answer ma not seem 90 10 directly
called fer BY tho particular question,
Gp-What person from the bank in
each instance can testify from personal
know leuEc as to tuo facts, information
concerning which is called for by the
above questions :
(a5)-Give completeo transcript Of
any account Of Charles II. Hyde from
Jan. /, 1910 to, de-"
The evening world., 1911-03-25

turn over the money demanded by tho
thieves.
Then. II Is said. a revolver was
whipped out n stuck IN Mr.. Sulllvan's
face. In this fashion ne was held UP
for the 5000 and then allowed to go
on his Nay with only $4,000 worth OF
the stolen stock certificates.
Aged Man Jost cd.
Aaron Bancroft. who Is In his eighty
sixth year. was robbed Of the securi-
ties on March 2. The old man had the
securities in a big cardboard envelope
under his arm and was walking through
a corridor OF the Produce Exchange
safe deposI; vaults when two young
men bumped into him. The shock
caused Mr.. Bancroft TO drop the pack
age md his hat The two men pre-
tended to assist him. and one OF them
picked up the package. In tho brief
m Of picking up the package a
dummy envelope was substituted.
Tae dummy cnye.opo was stuffed with
newspapers. but In complete ignorance
OF the trick the Old man too the false
package to the safe and locked II ny.
Not until four days later VAS the theft
discovered.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACF.-Selllng; throe-year-oids
AMI upward, I'VE n one-half %flrlongs.
-Nauphty Lad, 100 koernerD, I to !,
3 to / and 8 70 >, first; John Fender
cast. ~ WILSON,, ; 10 |, G 10 Q
70 10, second, tvia, 10 ,Croose). 5 10 l,
3 to I ana q 10 3, t.Eru. Time-i,0s S-5.
Danish Girl. Dolly Buttmnn. Cuvlna,
Wise Mason. Aunt Kate, Golden RUDY,
Outpost, Jolly. King PA, Blossom, out
cast, Busy Miy ana Catroke also ran
ana finished as named.
The evening world., 1911-03-25

zero. n town of 10000. is In the
hands Of the insurgents. Ia
huaripa. In tire state OF Sonora;
cullacun. the capital ~ the state
OF SinulOa, aud MaGL;iar. the
main port on tbs Pacliic or the
state uf Slngloa. ere menoced by
Insurgents. OJinaga, opposite
Preside, Is besiesed and short or
provisions. We expect It's SUR
render very soon. Good news from
the rest OF the Republic"
The evening world., 1911-03-25
D|ST.ATTy. WHITMAN OPENS FIRE

1910, to date beginning with president
and Soing down to assistant cashiers,
including such officers as chairman OF
the board Of directors. chairman of the
executive committee ana chairman OF
he loan or discount committed. When
the terms OF any officers covered only
a portion OF the time give the dates.
90 Names OF the board OF directors
during tho same period with dates OF
tenure.
"a Names OF members OF the oNecu-
tive committee during the same period
with dates OF tenure.
CO Names % tho members OF loan OF
discount committee during the same
period with dates OF tenure.
Asks About Deposits.
o. Deposits and Withdrawals OF any
and all funds belonging TO the city OF
New York from January !, 1910, Mp to
the present date, giving tho tltlc OF
each amount, the date OF each deposit
ana withdrawal. It's amount and the
name OF the person or department from
which the deposit was received or by
whom the withdrawal was made (dis-
regarding transactions OF less than
$4,000
90 Record OF each and every loan or
advance OF any kin by way of u loan
whether secured or unsecured, MADE ny
the bank to any OF the persons named
below OF to any other person or cor
p0ration In their interest, - far as
known. from April /, 1909, to date OF
such advance; the amOunt of II pay
ment, either on account OF Interest or
principal, made upon any OF such loans
the collateral given. II any; whether
collateral was actually deposited OF
placed with a trustee IN escrow or put
d w directly OF indirectly IN any manner
or form, ana substitutions of collateral
= II any.
Questions As TO Collateral.
: Where there wac collateral a detailed
description ~ certificates despos.ted a
such collateral, including especially tn
number of certificate.
i Alfalfa Feed Milling Co.
Martin J. Condor.
George d. Crabbs.
Q George O. Cummins.
william ]. Cuiamins.
g oummins-Dsnnstt Company.
Charles O. Dickinson.
Q william A. xssusr.
= samuel y, Ersss.
Lane Lumber Company.
Liston 4. Lewis.
|. -. J. Lyman.
The evening world., 1911-03-25

extent OF 5000: the Dorchester Trust
Company Of Boston. from which Cum
Minis secured ta1 900, and the city Ma
tional Bank OF Dayton. o.. which loaned
Cummins s5c.0oo.
Bankers Under Subpoena.
Here are the local ! 'titutions which
have been called upon 90 furnish infor-
nation by the District-Attorncy's re-
markable subpoena duces tecum:
Central Trust Company-president.
James n. Wallace.
Empire Trust Company-Presldent.
Leroy w. Baldwin.
Guardian Trust Company-Vice-Presl-
dent. Robert c. Lewis.
United States Mortgage Trust Conn
pany-pgesident, John W. Platten.
Savoy Trust company-Presldent,
Emanuel Gerli.
Windsor Trust Company-Pres!dent.
August Heckscher.
Mercantile National Bank-president.
Wills q. Nash.
Plaza Bank-President. W. McMaster
Mills.
Public Bank-Prcrident. Joseph &
Marcus,
HUNGARIAN American Bank Vice
President, Il. Boross,
Liberty National Bank-President, +
y. Schenck.
Fourth National Bank - President
James q. Cannon.
Fourteenth Street Bank President, II
l. Appleton.
Trust Company o. ADMINISTRATION
oakleigh Thorne,
Twelfth Ward Bsnk-Preslient. L. Il
French,
: Nineteenth Ward Bank Presiden,
Bradley Martin.
National Reserve Bank - President
William q, Allison.
e Madison Trust Company-Nice-PTes
l. dent, Watkins Crockett,
8 broadway Trust company-Pressden
Y Frederick q. Lee.
o Tho QUESTION: In Full.
Following IL a complete list OF III
a questions which the bankers und'
subpoena Will have to answer befoI
the Grand Jury:
e ID Exact corporate name do not TAX
this from lettsrhsad, stationery or any
thing but copy Of this corporate chart,
or some similar authoritative sourcs).
!. % Names Of al officers from Jan.
The evening world., 1911-03-25
WOMAN'S NECK BROKEN
BY FALL WHEN SWEEPING.

Losing her balance while sweeping
carpets on her back porch. at No. Al
burnside street. Orange. late yesterday.
Miss Ella Kirk fell n distance of four
stems and broke her neck. Persons who
thought she had only tainted or was
slightly stunned hy the shock ran TO
pick her up and did not know that Ire
wa extinct until IA physician arrived.
Miss Kirk had lived alone In the house
for two years.
The evening world., 1911-03-25

il was not lengthy. At It's conclusion
Gov. Dix said:
"Tho caucus will select h
nominee. II is my wish and hope
that every Democrat so into tss
oaucus. I favor nc particular can
didats. MY only desire II that q
good Democrat DO selected. I havo
reason to hope tina. the deadlock
will bo broken n the situation
cleared before tho special session
Of tho Congress convencs April T."
II was reported this afternoon that
Gov. Dix would meet william i. Shee-
han here before returning to Albany.
When the Governor was asked about
this. he sad he had no engagement
with Mr.. Shcehan. The Governor viii
attend n dinner given by the officers o:
Squadron \ and afNrward review tina;
organization IN l'roo.,lyn tonight.
only eight votes We're cast In the
nfty-elghth joint ballot for Senator
tnkcn to-day In Albany.