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CENTRAL RAILROAD, GEORGIA.

Totals 6il 6OlIO 38 $40 64 36s45o rs s32s 42l OIL
Tho earnings for 5a5 exceed those for 1914
being increase Of twelve and a half per cent. The
total number Of bales Of cotton transported the last
6il bales and for the year previous II 4a7 be
ing increase Of 81 2o4 bales, about fifty per
The earnings Of the road, during the past year.
were annexed.
Total receipts for the year ending November
fetal expenses Of maintaining and working ''''''0 20
road. 1856 80
Total net earnings ls46. ....... SIS ,564 SO
appears by this that the expenses Of the road such
maintenance Of way, Of machinery and motive power
Of and transportation expenses amounted to moro
man fifty per cent Of the aggregate earnings this
very large per cent
The receipts this year have been so large az antic
ratedestimates having been made placing the amount
$400, 00o-in consequence of the reduced crop Of
oton in the section whore the railroad terminates and
ne absence Of the usual religious political and military
ieetings which frequently held In the previ
us year.
Unsuccessful efforts have been made by the company
borrow money to pay the debts, that the profits o.
concern may 60, to prudent extent, to the stock
loders in the way Of dividends, reserving annually
sum sufficient to meet the interest the borrowed
and to establish sinking fund pay off ultimately the
principal Bonds with coupons attached drawing inter-
est OF per cent payable semi annually in New York or
Savannah, have been prepared and will be sold as want
3D. at par Should this attempt to defer the payment Or
the debts so as the stockholders can receive dividends
their stock fail, tho company can nav Of lis debt in
three years during which time there can be no div
dends.
There appears 10 be very general disposition among
rsilroa! companies, out Of New England to increase
their debnstead Of increasing their capital stock there
by endangerDg the possession Of the road by the stock
folders, and deprivng them Of the smallest idepd
until the full interest upon their debts paid. The best
managed railroad companies in Massachusetts, increase
their capital stock from time to time iquidate any
debt by which they place the liabilities of the company
all upon the same level and there are no preferred
claims. railroad company cannot make profitable
transfer Of debt to stock unless their stock is at least
worth par and this may account in great degree for
this way Of raising money.
The total amount OF liabilities Of the Central Railroad
Company, on the LIST Of December, 5000 as4 g. On
the 18th of April last the liabilities amounted to $685.
GAS, showing reduction Of sat 6i4 instead Of $A69 4s
anticipated At this ratio, the debt will not be liquidat
rapidly ass expected The liabilities Of the compa'
on the let inst. we're annexed -
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Beds Hair Mauasses &c. the Mandatory and Ware
rooms Of Joseph Riley ~ Beekman street Wednesday
Dec 2h, at 10 O'clock The stock comprises large gen.
ral assorln ent Of Paror and Bedroom Furniture of the
best material aud Workmanship together with several first
live geese Feather Beds Mattresses aud Pallases Also
few pair Window Shades The whole is ready for ex,mna
ton and Will be found worthy the attention Of those wanting
Philadelphia Agent for the Herald, Zieber
CO. Ledger Building Third street. who receive subsc
md have single copca for sale daily oock nal
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VANAMBURGH ~ CO.'S
20 l. u q ICAL EXHIBITION
No. 81 RnxXerY.

o. "osis the Bowery Theatre, will open
Thursday Evening, December 18th, 1915.
MI VANAs. 'ut Oh having spent years Europe with
IVA brilliant has returned a er having collected with
great and expense, most SPLENDID AND EXTEN-
SlvE CCLLECTlOh Ct ANIMALS that has ever been
hlbed III this counry oh collection his design
hibt to the New York public while making preparations for
the ira, eng season.
Doors open from 10 l2 in the mornings and from 10
o'clock IN the afternoon, and to 10 o'clock in the evening
Admittsnce IS cents-Children under 10 halcprce.
For nartlcnars hills of the day a lInErc
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Weekly Report or Deaths.

IN the CITY and county OF New York from the 18th day OF
Dec. to the 2lst day of Dec. 1915
2sMen;H Women; Sc Boys; IS Girls-Tota l79.
- DISEASES.
il, Abssc c Apopery 81 Angina, Bleeding !; Bleed
Casualties i Cholera Morbus, Cholera Inantum, q Com
sumption, 81 Convulsions IA Group e. Debility g. Deli
g pyseners q Epilepsy L Eryspsa, Fever PaerperaI
Heart, disease Of Hopping cough Il Inflammation BRAN,
4 Inflammation of bowels 81 Inflammation of chest, Q; In.
hammation Of lungs, IL; Inflammation of stomach 81 In
hammation Of throat L lntemperanee Jaundice, |; Ma
Premature BIRTH rheumatism Q; Rupture, q Scrofuls, q
Small poI, IA; liberation of throat l; Unknown q Vao.
lod, /.
Age-Umder year si ITO years I2 2to s. 2a to 10,
81 10 to TO- III 20 80 2l 30 to 40. l 40 So 49, 50 to 60 81
60 to TO- 10 to 3d. 81 so to 3d. s; 100 and upwards,
CORNELIUS B. ARCHER, City Inspector.
City Inspectors office. Dec. 22. 1915.
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DOCNSOEIS
- j. M, THORBURN < CO., IS John street, beg
0Apecuuy 70 INFORM the public that they are now prepared
to execute orders for Bouquets extent Their
Ivaled collection of Double White Chsnderi ncanata
lmbrcata, RECALLS and other Camelias, Astoria embrace
me largest number and finest plants the State entire
Conservatory 20 ee by 90 being devoted 10 Csmeas alone
the centre of which the largest Double White the Un
ted states now blooming and showing hundreds Of its
ehase flowers, Together with select variety Of Roses
derived from France; among which the Deyonenss Tea,
RENE De Eleurs Cloth Of Gold Lamarque White Tes Her
mosa Duchess OF sutherland &c. noted as also
great variety Of smaller choice exotic owe Mgnoretie
perfume and Sweet Aysum among the more
common put pretty nosegay trimmings They grow expressly
or and tpergne ornaments tropical exot
cs me ondriett specosa with elegant rich
bose noyen Enphorba iacquuf with scimes Of brilliant
scarlet blooms Iygoprtaum speciosa orchidar; Cypr
pedum sgns OF machess beauty Sephonatus oribundus
snowy whiteness sud rich perfume Crsssua lacea, with
spikes OF delicate white flowers; Bletia Tsnkevi Of sngu
lar DeHuy Streza regina and many others 70
mention All OF which will be brought into requon the
present winter 10 add TO the variety Of first class
bouquets arranged by of acknov edged with
bsa and ENTHUSIASTICALLY any part Of the city
hrooEyn and also put up TO safe TO Philadelphia
Boston Or Washington i would obge could gentlemen leave
Their day or longer previous the required occsiou
and state II for bridal or other paress time
cute orders three hours notice, but well II longer
ADVISED those wishing bouquets for New Years Day will
leave their names as early as possible TO dp
pontment. d20 H'SatM&Tu|mc
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Died.

Died.
On Monday morning, JOSEPH AuLp, aged years, cid
est son Of Samuel and Elizabeth Aud.
The relatives and friends Of the family together with
the members of Mariners Lodge No. %, !. O. of O. f..
respectfully invited to attend the funeral precisely
at o'clock r. M. to day Cruesday) from the parents
residence, No. 90 West street.
On Monday evening, of consumption, JAMES NAuGLE.
His friends are requested to attend his funeral from
the City Hospital Wednesday, oath instant, at three
O'Clock.
At Auburn, Cayuga county, on Wednesday, 18th De-
cember, VIM c. Brooks formerly Of this city, aged 50
years and months.
On Sunday evening, 2lst instant of consumption,
THOMAS DRIVER, aged IA years.
His friends and relations and the members of ~ York
Lodge No. TO- of the l. o. of O. F. and Mariners Dvis
ion No. 4s Of the of IT, also the members of the First
Mariners M Church, Cherry street, respectfully
precisely, from his late residence No. Sc Monroe st.
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THE COURT OF DEATH.
T. 4, A mr. ~ ~

THE GREAT MORAL PICTURE,
DAINTED by Rembrandt Peale called the Court of
Exhibition Room Of The National Academy Of Design corner
Of Broadway and Leonard This very impressive pic
of nearly preserved in excellent cnd
ton, aud has been greatly improved by
me hand OF its author II contains % figures Of the of
Admission IS centsseason Tickets 50 cents Descriptive
to be had at the door To be from I'll
THE CELEBRATED OPTIC GALLERY,
NOW on exhibition 27l Broadway, corner Of Chambers
street. has been visited by millions Of persons
n Europe including Royal Families, Cardinals Bishops, Pro-
These views elegant and highly finished Paintings
representing IN the most and minute the fol-
The Chapel Of Wiilism Tell, in Switzerland.
2IThe Magnificent Garden Saloon the country residence
OF the FRINGE Schwartzemberg near Vienna.
THE interior OF the subteanean Grotto in Bethlehem,
where our Saviour was born This here in
ornaments and costly presents the ous offering Of several
Christian soveegns during lapse Of many centuries The
the Armen ian Church Bsthehem) must it believed
have peculiar in the Of the world II has
been visited in the by thousands
and thousands ous Pilgrims being the object Of
Christian yeneraon, and the place where began the mystic
The proprietor does doubt that all Christians resident
this city will be desrous Of viewing this splendid picture
the production of the celebrated Italian artist MenoEzi Of
4-Naples taken from the new road.
The Solemn Entrance into Vienna Of the Princess Mari
Of Savoy the occasion Of her Marriage with the En-
6-The North Pole Expedition of Captain Parry the year
THE Splendid ST. Peters Square at Rome as viewed
Easter Sunday few before the Pope gives his bles
NB-The Views exhibited will not be repeated in the
following changes
others will be substituted, and Of which due notice will be
gveu daily except Sunday foom ii to and from to in
Admtance Is cents-Fames Of persons including chill
dren. 81. d. 2mrc
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PARK yHEATHE.
Tuesday Evening. December "a
WIN sS,.ca-n~J ~"'
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GONERY THEATaE
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" " tA'N>xAol"A~ n4ND HRofuEiOh
Re,.6t a. NJ ~ M ~uL
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"onuaJ LVehih8, december x3,
The performance TO commence with
,,u..s,p; THE WIFE
Leonardo Gonzago. :. ........... Clarke
Fernando tonnage. .............. Davenpor.
Lorenzo. .............::. e Hill
Man,ns ...................M Mrs Phillips
Floribelp Il; ~, -. ......: Mrs Sergeant
La roikd ny NJ Brooke and Miss Bell.
uo,u ,r5 a Ter which,
Capt Blocmingfeldt. .....r...... Davenport
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WASHINGTON, Dec. Fl. 1915.


By the special messenger, Mr.. E. H. Saulnier,
0o whom we are indebted for these particulars in
person.) just arrived from Vera Cruz, via Havana,
we learn that Mr. John Slidell arrived at Vera Cruz
on the 10Th utimo, having met with very cordial
reception from the authorities There he took his
seat in the stage the evening Of the LIST instant
for the City OF Mexico, attended by military es-
cort few days before our informant left, news
had reached Vera Cruz, that General Urea, CO.
vernon of the province of Sonora, had pronounced
against the authorities of the Mexican Government,
declaring the province independent.
On the LIST instant, private express arrived Ill
Vera Cruz, stating that General Parades had pro-
nounced against the present Government, and was
about to march on the City OF Mexico from San
Louis Potesi.
Nothing definite as to the proposition for the pur-
chase OF California; but thinks that this acquisition
IS embraced In the mission of Mr.. Slide.
The barque Anne Louisa, Capt. Wilson, was to
leave Vera Cruz for New York on the 9Th
We tender our thanks to Mr. SauInier for this inn
portant information. He is quite young man, and
has exhibited small degree of enterprise in effect
ing his passage from Vera Cruz, under the clrcum-
stances, IN the short space OF 13 days.
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THE MORNING TELEGRAPH
DAILY PAPER, under the editorial charge of s. DE
a WITT BlOODGOOD, Esq. will be published
Ihnraday morning December 25h at Is. Nassau street
n its csaaet-r with good Foreign and Domestic cospon
dence Comm ercial News and continuation articles from
day to day. Of useful moral and Interesting character
Terms TO CITY Subscribers, One Shilling week, paya
Bile 10 the Csrers-a Subscribers, Five Dollars per
mum, in advance.
subscriptions and Adv rsements received the Office No
l6i Nassau street. d23 trr
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LATEST INFELLIGESCR BY THE aAILS.
uEAsrERN MAn-The Long island train had no
arrived, up TO the time of going to press
WASHINGTON. Dec. Il, 1915.

WASHINGTON. Dec. II, 1915.
A1ripai of M. Cahtoua-Ne,rs from Merico-
Another Annerqfion nearly conp!etsd- Caiijor-
mia coming into Torn
Mr. Calhoun and family arrived last evening,
and are comfortably established at their old quarters,
at the United States hotel He looks fresh hale
and vigorous as ever.
e. G. Saulnier, bearer of dispatches from Mr.
Slide, our minister at Mexico, arrived also, last
evening, and reported himself forthwith to the Ex-
ecutive He came from Vera Cruz to Havana, in an
English steamer OF 1900 tons, Che Spitfire we un-
derstand) thence in a little hopskip-and- Jump
schooner, of forty-two tons burthen, to Charleston;
thence per Cave Johnson's overland mail line to
wsshngGntweye days passage through
tor Sl5 600, the raw material OF which, as it
now stands, is valued at 75,0O0,0 900. Mexico as
sents to the Rio Grande, with a bonus OF several
California Is, therefore, coming in with drums
beating and colors flying" Our associate, whose
province It is will, We expect, advise you at length
upon this important news.
The news from England by this mornings Herald,
still further soitens down the war panic excited by
the late discussion in the Senate.
Capt. G. w. Taylor gave another illustration Of
the wonders of his diving bell, cutwater, and sub
marine apparatus, in the harbor at the Navy Yard,
yesterday. Sundry officials and host OF unoffi-
Gals IN attendance. The trial of M'Nulty cut off
our visit, and OF necessity more particular des-
crptlOn. Some OF our colleagues, however,
may advise you more fully
Look out for message or two from the Presl-
dent, in writing, in the Senate tomorrow.
Rapid as the current OF events-great are the
issues daily developing, shall be able to keep up,
If the Hon. Cave Johnson will only second the
melton, and put on more steam.
The weather is as cold as Moscow. The river 10
freezing up hard, and cloaks and hot punches are
all the go. You may inform the Yankees that we
shall manufacture our own ice this season
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CHESNUT STREET THEATRE.
PHILADELPHIA.
HERR ALEXAN DER
Will exhibit a Series of his
WONDERFUL EXPER IMENTS

IN
NATURAL PHILOSOPHY AND MAGIC
The prices OF admission follows -
r ~. VI pu,es anu fH... .3u cents
Doors open at I-Performsnce TO at half
ARCH STREET TfaEATithl.
PHILADELPHIA.
SIA1E MAsasEk.. Mn. =. 4. SSs-srs
EVERY THING NEW.
Tuesday Evening, December 23,
Second night OF the aRn New Cabastc Pautomne
wsth scenery dresses appointments. tricks &C. called
the
GREEN MONSTER,
in which Messrs Wood Davis Burke, Stevens Myers Me
steyer, Brown Miss CaIne and Mrs Dunn will all appear
been produced the immense expense Of
$1,000 and cannot fail to attract The of ALL will
present perfect specimens of machinery Painting and
tune by the most eminent artists Of the day, rendering
plete IN every department
Miss iher in the in,srlude of Nature and Philosophy
pnor to the psntomme The peri rmance will conclude with
the Irish Iutor-Dr O'Toole Mr. Shaw.
Monday entire change Of peroImances-a bill of
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PROGRAMME

MR. BuRKE'Sss CONCERT,
ITO TAKEB PLACE ON THIS EVENING, Dec
Dk ESss he vi.
ssd i G' sE ff NJ i vii H1 pis
l-lntroduction, Piano Forte, MIR. H. c. Timm,
a-sSns@fhs sSs q osRef days: MIR. H. An hummer
sssss s4d H. Rsad S,,: s.,
s-Fsnt.:ia- Souvenir de Bsimi, Violin Mr. Na'S"
Durke Arto
i-Tyroean-' The Devoted" Mrs. G. H. An
drews. ......................... Malibran
S' gss4s ago. Mr. Dft 2
ssS hs S,ss e fsi sss Sssi:
s-Meianss Brant.-The Return cAm.rics; D'A'N@'
dies composed, arranged and executed by Mr.
The Piano Forte to be used on the occasion Is from the
One IS G s Music Stores and
Conc commence at o'clock precisely d2s lt.mc
GRAND SOIKEES MUSICALES, EVERY
NIGHT.
Cafe ss MILE
the greatest comic singers know in this country.
always be had at the BAR with the attendance Of
Also magnificent Fancy Ball Dre.se. to let, enquire at the
LADIES' FAIR IN ST PETERS CHURCH,
BARCLAY STREET.
the ,ae Of useful and Fancy Ancies Monday the ed
at H. e. sS Say sa s
ming The public are respectfully invited to attend
LADIES' FAIR ar THE ALHAMRA,
BROADWAY NEAR PRINCE STREET
Association of Ladies propose holding FAIR, at the
S es
% ss zee 70 be s
s 0''S5S;ss i''
TOMPKINS' BLUES BALL.
THE SEVENTEENTH AM, ANNUAL BALL Of this Com
uary 3th, 1916.
Lieut., John R. r, coMMlrT Ensign iona. Bartlett,
s oro ;, I;sas;; Join THOMAS, Chairman;
Sergt GEO II. BARR, Secretary. d23ioJ5r
THE Second Ball this the Social Reform AssocIa
ton, will take place Wednesday Dec Gath, Franklin
Hail. Chatham Square conducted in the which has
gwen so much satisfaction on previous occasions.
entlenen Tickets so cents-Ladies Is cents including
rerehments be had OF Morrison Of Chatham and
Roosevelt streets and othe members Of the Association
Dancing to nmence at 8ociock Severr Fancy Dances
wi, be introduced in the course Of the evening d23 2mc
MERRY CHRISTMAS
q X A N ID FANCY ID ESS BALL.
M j. PARKER has the honor his friends
Mn and the public the, he intends giving Grand Bail
Bsyard street, which will be the only Fancy Dress Ball he
tends giving this which every kind Of ball
room dancing will be introduced Tickets for admission so
o'clock and continue until late hour Tickets be obtain
ed at the North American Hotel and Mr. P residence 2
Prince Street which cam be Obtained a. ressoas o ehaqys
The Public Assembly will take place usual Tuesday
nett A Grand Civic Ball will be given New Years night
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For SALE
BOUQUETS

49, SMALL, light, spriug covered WAGON, with
4I Morse aud Harness. suitable for pedding ght goods
at 1871 Elizabeth street. d23 str
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AID MISSION FREE.
OIL NGS AT AIrC1


LEVY will sell AZ the Gallery in Clinton Hall,
IA. of Beekmsn and Nassau streets Tuesday evening"
commencing at o'clock about 100 recently imported Oil
yale the number will be found Pictures by
the English Sanfeld Huntingdon Ashton. Bonfeld Also, a
purchased at the Bonapute sale well many others Of
high class Connossurs and others forming collections
requested to examine them. Can be with catalogues
dl7 6tis
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NEW YEARS DAY COFFEE.
SZADEOZKYS PREMIUM ESSENCE, offers for that
~ dy the desirable facility OF making only cups
9, excellent coffee and some superior Java aronaed with
aIiis-now ~ store at Messrs Bunker Co.'s, stMadan
lane; r. D. Hill Water street; j. Milhau 1879 Broadway;
~ Cowin $50 Brosdway; o. Gottsberer 10 Centre Il;
Co, u Wall street. - '''''s' WE da3 issrc
HATS! HATSll HATS!!!
INTENDING TO quit the business on the Of Janu-
y 'hrosmo2 osr, his stock o Fur Molekn and Silk
ducei nSses v h"p ana IN superior STYLE greatly
" o ,bar wanting new hat the hoyay will
the article viii prove astrong nduce 10 purcbase
a-2 o... mc y, FISH, 1877 Broad gay
those who are opposed g the opening and grading Of
me nots u will be left For signatures duSins
~ VI" "ssA dzs tsme
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Il l. l..
A MEXICAN ENGINE CO No. TX win hold their An
n nu,l Ball Wednesday Evening, December Ath, at
Gothic Hall, Adams street, Brooklyn.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Mr. John Leech, Jr MIR. j. c. Valentine.
VIM. Sutphen, " VIM. Patterson,
Chas. II Fordham " VIM. H De Graw,
Jacob Fuller, David H. Haires,
"P. 8. Hughes, /" John Hoogland.
The floor will be under the Of Mr. D. Lucas
THE IRISH EMIGRANT SOCIETY'S BALL
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE IRISH
i EMIGRANT SOCIETY. respectfully announce the
public that the second Annual Ball aid OF funds Of the
Society will be given at Niblos on MONDAY Evening, De-
Tickets admit gentleman and two ladies. three dol.
each and be had from Of the officers Of the So
ciety.
Gregory Den ESQ. LIST Vice President, - Barclay st.
Joseph Stuart, ESQ I'D Vice President, 50 William
Hugh Kelley, Esq. Sd Vice President, 1888 Bowery.
James Reyburn, Esq. Treasurer, 90 WaiiT.
William Redmond ESQ, Treasurer pro- tenn n Exchange
Place.
sGhP + 81 PUy,: Gs,s:gSGasss Seq y
Felix Iugoldsby, Esq, 1i9 Maiden lane.
John Manning, Esq. 1855 Pearl ST.
G. ii. Sheahan, Esq Il Fulton ST.
James Mathews, 50. IS Wall st.
Dr.. Hugh Sweeney, 81 Elm st.
Arthur Stewart Lsqy So Merchants Exchange.
lanes ol nS,l,i EAp, l7s 70 W xsn,
John McNicol ESQ, 81 Roosevelt st.
Thomas Swanwick, Esq, IS Pine st.
James Shepherd, ESQ.
Charles Z shea; Esq, Cedar st
And at the Office OF the Society, No s Ann street.
n2g SaTuGTh to D20%rc
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+ A MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC ELEC-
IA TORS of the Second Ward held the OF Beck
man and Gold Streets the evening Of the 22d instant La
Williams chosen Lairman, and A. j. Roe, Secretary
After remarks from Col johnson and Mr. Conrad Jordan the
Meeting proceeded the selection of Committees to repre-
sent Ward for the ensuing year Which ticket is recon-
mended the consideration Of the Democratic Electors of sid
Ward
For GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Conrad Jordon, Philip Johnson, Lamont Williams,
YOUNG MES's GENERAL COMMITTEE.
Ira Floyd Andrew Roe, Geo, Niven, Jr.
Chas. A. Brown, Chas Z. Brewer.
For WARD COMMITTEE.
John w. Hurlburt, Eleazer Miller, Richard Logan
Benz. N Wilkinson Patrick Cherry, VIM Bennett
Leonard Field, Conrad Jordon. David Demarest,
William B. Storer, Edgar Brewer, Daniel Mahen,
Martin Swtzer.
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting published
in the " Herald" GLOBE and " Sun" By order,
LAMONT WILLIAMS, Chairman.
ANDREW j. ROSE, Secretary d23 NE
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MR. BURKE'S CONCERT,
ITO TAKEl PLACE ON THIS EVENING, Dec
ed at Nblos Concert Saloon, WHICH he will
be assisted by MRS. GEO. Fl ANDREWS, Vocalist from
Boston her in this city and Mr. L. T. IAN
DER Mr.. U. C. HILL, and Mr. H. L. TIMM. who will pre-
side at the Piano Forte and ether Instrumental Performers