Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . it became apparent that there would beno meeting on that day, he refused to re-main over. Castner was much wroth over the fact thatStahlbrodt had sent paper to Loving, his op-position at Newcastle. He exhibited a letterfrom Stahlbrodt. in which the latter acknowl-edged- the charge, and assigned as a reasonthe fact that Loving owed the official organa bill, and the only way to collect it was tosend him the paper and deduct the amountfrom his bill for posting. It is perhaps need-less to say that the explanation did not sat-isfy Mr. F. C. ZEHRUNG, Lincoln, Neb
Billboard (Jul-Dec 1898) . it became apparent that there would beno meeting on that day, he refused to re-main over. Castner was much wroth over the fact thatStahlbrodt had sent paper to Loving, his op-position at Newcastle. He exhibited a letterfrom Stahlbrodt. in which the latter acknowl-edged- the charge, and assigned as a reasonthe fact that Loving owed the official organa bill, and the only way to collect it was tosend him the paper and deduct the amountfrom his bill for posting. It is perhaps need-less to say that the explanation did not sat-isfy Mr. F. C. ZEHRUNG, Lincoln, Neb. Georgo Castner promises to put- a billposting: plant into Newburg, N. Y., in addi-tion to, his numerous other towns. Schen-ectady is another point that may be num-bered an Castners before the ExecutiveCommittee meet* again, the Committee, to the contrary, notwithstanding. count of Important business, which kept himat home. Geo. M. Leonard wrote that his handsomeresidence had been totally destroyed by fireon the 9th in St., and he could not attend themeeting on that account. The deliberations were held as usual en-tirely in executive, or secret session. No onewas permitted in the room except the mem-bers of the committee. The afternoon and evening sessions of thefirst day were almost entirely given over tothe consideration of the charges made againstMrs. Mulvihlll, at Omaha. Mrs. Muivihillwas ably represented by J. Ballard Carrolland F_ C. Zehrung. the latter traveling over2,000 miles to plead her cause and testify inher behalf. ? The finding of the commi
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