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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

swester faces, and graceful floating forms; but his
eye rested on none of them.
Pray where is Eady Helen?' said he wander
ing up to his gay hostess with slight shade fem:
barassment rl
.Ah, you may we'll ask that! I'm so-vexed With
her Every man 10 the room is as savage as
New Zealander. She has turned Methodist, that's
all. lust imagine; our peerless Helen thumblng
greaey hymn books at vestry meetings, listening to
whining prea :hers and hunting up poor dirty beg
gar children! 1 declare, I thought she had too
much good sense. Well there il is; and you may
as we'll hang your harp on the willows--she'I have
nothing 10 say to you no,r; for you konw you are
regular sinner, Grey
Very true said Grey, as he went into the an
te-room to cloak himself for call upon Helen
an, a sinner; but if any woman can make saint
of me it is Lady Helen. l have looked upon WON
60 only as toys TO pass away the time; but under
that gay exterior of Helen. there was always some-
thing to which my better nature bowed in rever-
ence, "A Methodist is she? Well, be it So
She has soul above yonder frivolity and respect
her for it.
IF in after years the great moral questions OF the
day had more interest for Adolph Grey than the
pleasures of the turf the billiard room, the wine
party, who shall say that Lady Helen's influence
not blessed one?
Oh, if woman's beauty and power, and witchery
were oftener used fOr high and holy purpose,how
many who now bend careless knee at her shrine
would hush the light laugh and irreverent jest and
almost feel that an angels icing had r,stled By.
The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1853-09-28

BENEFITS OF ADvERTisIsG.-The American
Whig Review, in the course of long article
on the benefits resulting 10 business from adver-
Using extensively, relates the following s:o-
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
Senator Summers White Slavery,

in the Barbary States!
NEW and superb Edition, ully illustrated with 40
~ eleg M designs, by Billings engraved by Baker,
Smith K Andrews
This splendid work, which is considered of the
best productions of the eloquent and talented author
offered to the public in this superb and attractive
style, and at the low price of fifty cents. 1t is
pete history of WHITE SLAVERY, its rise its progress
its termination, with an account of The many distin-
guished men who were its victims, among whom were
CERvANTEs, the author Of Don QuiXoe, ST. VINCENT
DE PAUL. ARAGO, the Asst onomer, and numerous
Others whose names aud deeds celebrated in bsto-
ry Let all apOogists for the slavery of the BLAcKs,
read this admirable work. and then say whether or not
the conr of the skin will sanction human ohaelhood,
and II So which color shall be esaved Agerine White
Slavery brought to an end by British cannon. Mr..
Sumner, in describing the final scene, says:
Before night the fleet fired besiies shells and rock
ets hundred and eighteen tons of powder, and fifty
thousand shot, weighing Than live hundred TONS.
The citadel aud massive batteries of Agies were shat
tered and crumbed to ruins. The storehouses, ships,
and gun-bOats were in flames, while the blazing light
nings Of battle answered in storm of signal fury,
by the ah nngs Of Heaven. The power of the GREAT
SLAVE DEALER was humbled
Published by JOHN p. JEWETT a. CO, Boston
JEWETT, PROCTOR & WOR rHINGTON, Cleve.
land, Ohio For sale by all the Book sellers.
MARI davis
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SATURDAY, Aprl 9th,

at u O'CLOCK, at noon.
VIM. DICKINSON, Mortgage.
W. SELBY Il co. Anc'rs.
Worcester Feb. %, 1858. dtM3I
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Teachers Institute

A RRANGEMENTS have been made for holding
N Teachers Institute, in the town Of OXFORD, in
the County of Worcester, to commence
MONDAY the l1H Of april,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ and continue until the afternoon
OF Saturday of the same week.
All applicants must present themselves punctually
the time specific for The meeting.
The Institute is designed for those who teachers
in Public Schools in Massachusetts, who have
reasonable prospect Of becoming such within year
from the time when such Institute shall be held.
School Comlaitees, and all friends of Common
Schools are respectfully ana earnestly requested to
render such aud may seem TO them proper and just,
to facilitate the attendance of the members Of the Iu
stitute. BARNAS SEARS,
Secretary Of the Board of Education.
Boston, March 3, 1853
Arrangements have also been made 80 furnish board
gratuitously, to all attending the Institute during the
session. fer order of School Committee.
Oxford March 30, 1853 deep
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
AUCTIONS.
EXTENSIVE AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Household Furniture

g w. sELBY & co will sell by Catalogue, at
D. HORTICULTURAL HALL,
On Tuesday, april 8, at o'clock and on, Ueq,,eg-
day. april 6, at the same hour
The largest assortment Of Furniture ever offered at
Auction in this city, most of which is new-consisng
in part OF % SOFAS of various styles, ) Sofa Red
steads, so Cottage Bedsteads Of various patterns
aT Mattresses, 20 Pamledf do 25 Grass do, 10 FeaIh
er Beads, 40 Com!orables 10 doz Bad Cords, Mahog-
any Extension Dining Tables, Pembroke do, 80 com.
mon Dining Tables Is Mahogany Centre Tables in great
variety, 10 Mahogany and Black Walnut Card Tables,
10 BUREAUS, different styles,
WhatNots, Tea Poys Ta5ourettes u large Hair Cloth
Rocking Chairs, Nurse do, SOC Grecian and Round
Fost Caneseat Chairs, 40 large Rocking do Is Nurse
DO 200 w oodseal do, 100 Chdre's DO various kinds
~ Office do eO Looking Glasses various sizes and at
terms Clocks, IhrecPly and Ingram CARPETS Cooking
and Parlor Stoves, solar and Iial Lamps, Crockery
Glass aud Tin Ware, 100 Wash Tubs 4 doz Pals sec
rctaiies, Hat Trees, BoolNCases hlahogany Wash
stands and Dressing Tables Wash sinks, Common
Washstands and Dressing Tables, Crckeis Cradle
Rocking Chairs, Easy Chairs Antique do wi h great
variety of other articles, not enumerated.
The Sale aoiH Continue T,co Days.
Every article offered will be sold without reserve -
The Goods will be ready for exhibition on Mondsv
Evening, April 4th, previous to The sale. Catalogue
ready on Morning of sale
u Terms Of Saie.-All Sums under $50 cash. over,
three months credit for satisfactory endorsed Note
with interest
No Postpouement on account If the weather.
s. w SELBY u Co, Auctrs.
Worcester March 30, 1853. wlw
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To the Afflicted.

TNHIS is TO certify that have been troubled with
lame leg, caused by disease OF the bone, for more
than thirty years. and for the last five years have suffer
ed The most excruciatng pain therefrom. For months
could obtain but little SLEEP night day and not
able TO atteni to my business. had tried great
Der Of the most skul physicians, but all without avail
and had about given up all hopes OF being any bet
ter, when was advised by friend 10 try HammOnd's
Linment did so, and before had used bottle,
the pain had nearly all gone. have been using il
more than year, at different times, and have suffered
but little can therefore recommend 1t to the public
as being On invaluable medicine.
JOHN CONANT.
Worcester, Dec 4th 1852
CALDWELL HILL, 229 Main street.
JAMES DIFF General Agents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Ia THE subscriber will sell the House In which
EiH he lives, on Portland street II is one of the
49, most desirable locations in Worcester
! erms to suit the purchaser.
UHAs. P. BANCROFT.
Worcester, Feb. 10, 1853 distf
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N E w B o 0 X s.!
Just Issued, ond for Sale


at JOHN KEITH d. CO.'S,
No. 239 Main Street.
/ AYARD's New Book-discoveries among the Ru
ms OF Nineveh and Babylon,--second Expedition.
stray Yankee IN Texas, by Philip Paxton.
Nick Of the Woods, by Il. NJ. Bird.
Historical and Critical Essays, by Thos. Dc Quincy,
vols.
Punch's Prize Novelist. by Thackeray.
Putnams Magazine for April.
Iartersi d. W
Broadhead's History Of tho State ofNew York.
Linyard's History Of England.
Lives of Alexander and William Won Humboldt.
Interviews, Memorable and Useful, DIR. Cox.
Genesis and Geology, Prof Hitchcock.
The Heir of Redclyfe.
Beatrice, or, The Unknown Relatives, Catherine Sin
clair
Amabe Family History, Elizabeth Wormley.
Agathn's Husband.
History of Painters Of all Nations.
Mechanics Practical Model Calculator, Oliver Byrno.
Red, White, and Black-Sketches Of American Socic-
ty in the United States by Francis and Theresa PulsLhy
mar2s DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04

Real Estate for Sale.
%zA THE HOUSE, BARN, and LOT, No. AZ Pleas
lii ant street. Also Cottage House about six min.
uets walk from the City Hall Apply to
mch29 diff JOS. LOWELL, JR.
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Savings Bank.

OFFICE IN CENTRAL EXCHANGE.
TWuIE Worcester Mochanics' savings Hank ~ optn
dali, for the receipt Of Deposits from al classes
iWorceatcr, Oct 4, 1857. oc1ld@"ht
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Caldwell & Hill, Apotheoaries,

AND DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, Pe!tamery, Dental
and Surgical Instruments, Gold Plate and Foil,
Patent Medicines, &c. Agents for
Van Deusins Wahpene, Deyines Pitch Lozenges,
and Hammonds Linment,
mch26 2wd&w z29 Main Street, Worcester.
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THE SpRTNG sFAs0M /!

DICHMOND'& TROWBRIDGE have not over.
III looked its elites, fresh fabrTTs.~1'T de signs,
and are now ready, with their faien sk and enter
prise, together with rich materials captivating styles,
and unrivalled workmanship.
DTess Coats, etc,
The climax Of at and invention PESTS, the most
beautiful styles in Veluets SatiRs silks, and cloth,
with the richest embroidery, in every possible variety
TROUSERS, in The most extensive descriptions Of
pattern, color and shade perfect ill., Cor no sale and
comiorlable 10 The wearer in every respect.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04


Real Estate at Auction,
- WILL be sold at Public Auction, on CIR
sGa!ss Wednesday, April 6, elS
at O'Clock, P. NJ, precisely that desirable Estate of
the late RUTH PARKER, deceased, in the easterly
part of Holden, and about five miles from Worcester,
10 wit:-ONE ACRE or LIND, with the buildings
thereon, and covered with great variety Of choice
Fruit Trees. Also,
% heres Of first rate Tj4ege Lana,
about fifty rods rom the buldi gs on which are
several Fruit Trees, and some wood, and durable
Also, about mile distant .lcyeS Of Sprout Land,
on which are several cords OF wood.
The above will b. sold in separate lots to the high
est bidder, also, large Barn. 80 by 40, to be removed
Terms Of SHe-tn the barn and sprout land, cash
down the remainder, 100 EACH ON iha day of sale;
one half the balance the delivery of The deed the
remainder in one year, with satisfactory security.
By consent of the heirs,
HENRY PARKER, Admir-.
L. Il. LAWSON, AuctiOneer.
april d5t*
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FOR THIS WEEK ONLY!
The Celebrated MADAME CAPRELL

TINE Mysterious Lady, or the Natural Astrologst,
respectfully informs the citizens of Worcester and
vicinity that after paccmg in various Cites ans TowDs
in the Unon where she has given perfect satisfaction
to all who nave consulted her. in relation the PAST.
PRESENT, and FUTURE, she has boon induced by
many TO visit this place, for which purpose she has
gagged suite OF Rooms al the AMERICAN HOUSE,
where all persons will be conducted 10 her. She will
swer any qne-lons relating TO Sickness, Business,
MARRIAGE, Absent Friends, Co. &c and viii describe
the future partners as well As II she had been acquant-
ed with them during her life time. She states that she
advertses nothing but what she can do aud pledges
her word TO give satisfaction TO all who wish TO be ac-
qualnted with the past, pres sent, and future
She was born with this wonderful gift OF revealing
the destnics OF Man, and she has revealed mysteries
that no mortal knew. ~ Madame q. ptescribes medi-
cine for all diseases Price, so cents.
Worcester, March 80, 1853. DIFF
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For Sale !

TWO new Wagons, suitable for Farmers use, OF
Il light iobbing 10. BROOKS
Worthwhile, March 9th, 1853. DIFF
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Worccsfer,ss. Probate Office, March ~, 1885,
To all persons Interested in the Estate Of OTIS FAY,
late Of Westborough, deceased GREErlrei
XTOU are cited TO appear nc Court ofProbnte TO be
Il holden az Worcester, on the first Tuesday OF
Arril next 20 show cause why Administration Of the
Estate OF said deceased should not DO granted to Ma
hum Fisher, Of said Marlborough
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
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Butter and Cheese.
gUSF received another prime lot Of New y ork
- CHEESE Also fresh supply Of superior hit
TER in large and small packages for sie low ai he
Whoes lie Produce store, Washington Square
BASSEfT, EARLE, & BROTHER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
COMPREHENSIVE.

FINHE subscribers have formed Copartnership under
Il the name and firm of @. A. HARRlN GTON a CO..
for the purpose of selling Drugs, Paints Oils and Man
uiacturers Articles, and viii continue the business a.
the old stand Of O. A. Harrington, at No. so Main street
g. A. HARRINGTON.
mchl7 JEROME MARBLE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
TO LET
TO LET.
TO LET
Grist Mill Privilege for Sale,


FENHE subscribers offer for sale, reasonable TERMS
L that Mill and Privilege, situated in Holden, Ease
Nlage) formerly known the Fairbanks Mill. II is
situated at the junction of the Worcester and Holden,
and Worcester aud Princeton roads, about miles from
Worcester and abou. miles from Holden. Few bet
ter sites for custom GIist Mill be found in the
County.
There is large and valuable reservoir of water be.
longing to the The head and fall at the Mill is
fifteen feet There now upon the premises
a Saw Mill, Grst Mill, and shinge Mill. Possession
may be had forthwith. For particulars inquire of the
subscribers ELI w HOLBROOK, at West Revision
OF EMORY WASHBURN, at We rcester.
ELI w. HOLBROOK
EMORY WASHBURN, NAeou'ors
Of the last VIII Of James Lees.
March 81, 1853 davis inches
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House and Lot at Auction
Mortgages Sale of Real Estate.

III % Q % . N1VV40 u ANOIN4 AloUoSVO'
DY virtue of Power of Sale and Mortgage, made by
ID JOHN READ, of West Boylstor, in The County
of Worcester, shall proceed TO SELL the highest bid
der for Cash, all the Real Estate mentioned in Deed
from said Read to me, dated the 9th day of February
1881, and recorded in the Registry of Deeds for said
County, Book 473, Page 28, together with all rights of
redemption thereof Said sale to be made on the prem
ises, on
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Devina's Pitch Inzenpe,

4VN14
rs a sure, safe, and pleasant remedy for Coughs,
Colds, aud all Pulmonary difficulties. Price 25 cts
a box, five boxes for 90.
CALDWELL d. HILL,
Wholesale and Retail Agents for Worcester.
mch96 div
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FURNISHING GOODS.

To this department particular attention has been de-
voted and it beyond any possible ques ton the
distinguished Depot for
Shirts HandEe,chietS, Collars, Meek Ties,
and HOSIERY of every description, of the finest man
uacture aud MATERIAL equally celebrated with the other
branches of their trade for neatness quaty
Only.
Pleace call at RICHMOND 81 TROWBRIDGE'S
Custom and Ready Made Clothing Establishment, No.
265 Main street, Worcester, Mass.
April l. 1853 april diff
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Extra Molasses.
NEW MUSIC.
Ronnet and HAT Bleaching & Repairing

Bonnet and Hat bIeaCnIng q hepaIIInB
CTRAW and LACE Bonneis OF all kinds, made
- fashionable, coored in amy shade, bleached and
prsssed IN a superior manner at short notice. Neapol-
itnn and PAMELA Bonnets made to look rs well
Also-Gents thia Hats Of all kinds, Bleachcd and
Pressed In the styles (OIders left at our store
No. 100 Main street, will he PROMPTLY attended TO.
MILES n BROWNING.
100. Corner Of Main and Walnut streets. I6O.
mch22 dawU
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Boots Boots

TUsT received and for sale, some extra French Calf
81 Boots; also medium article, at
Grafton, March A. 1868. dawn sTOCKwELLB.
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For Sale.

- NEW COTTAGE HOUSE, on Newbury
iHi street, five minutes walk from the City Hall
Said House contains seven well finished rooms
those wishing TO buy call and examine for themselves
Fer further particulars inquire of the subscriber corner
of Pleasant and Sever streets.
mch29 d2w* CHARLES HUBBARD.
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Valuable House for Sale.

{EA THE House now occupied by the subscriber
Ghi with the whole, part Of the Land adj dining
1t is situated at the head OF State street, and is
one of the best built and most convenient houses in this
city. For terms, and further description, apply TO
mayl7 distf g. A. HARRINGTON.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-04-04
BLACK SILKS.

BLACM DILKS,
n HE public have feared for the past few years TO buy
BLACK SILKS, in consequence Of the miserable
goods sold IN the market. But have overcome the
difficulty, and am selling the best article made in
the world, on which give WRITTEN WARRANTS Money
refunded II the Silks 90 give satisfaction. After an
experience of four years, have never known one to
prove poor. soldby MARTIN STOWE,
mch2l daw6w No. Fisgg's Block.
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Grass Seed.

ITO arrive 500 bushels hest Herds Grass l00n bus
1 els Red Top and COCO lbs. Northern and Western
Clover To hich would call the particular attention
OF the trade. BAsSETT, EARLE e. BROTHER .
mchz3 daWtc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-12
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

The Pacific Railroad Company have purchased
four squares in St Lotus at cost of $4,000.
Gen. Scott and ten Wool are in Washington
toAten meeting of the Board Of Commissioners on the
Military Asylum
The Charleston News says: the hull of the
vessel which was wrecked Romer shoals sold at
auction, the 9TH. for SOLE.
Madam Sontag awarded fifty dollars as a
prize The successful competitor at the ploughng match
the Virginia State Fair The society has voted her
life member Of their body
There are now in the Tennessee State Prison,
240 conylcts The daily since January 1862,
has been no OF whom one have been employed upon
the state Capitol
The Grand Jury in the case of the Gavazzi
riot At Montreal been discharged and no indetneRt
found against tie Mayor and the military oneers who
fired upon the people IN June last.
Mrs Maria Lowell, wife of J. Il. Lowell, the
noat lady gifted with striking literary requirements
and be author Of beautitul poems, died at Elm
wood Cambridge, Mas. on the 18th ult.
Letters from Europe speak most highly of the
great progress made by Caroline May, OF Washington
city who has bsen in Europe for two years pursuing
Of seudy, with the intention of appearing in
opera
Passengers are now conveyed all the way from
Louisville To St. Louis by railroad reaching the transit in
twelve hours The trip made by taking the railroad at
Jacksonville to Indianapolis and thence to encnasti by
Dayton
A young man named Timothy Keefe, who had
become intoxicated at political meeting in New York
the Sd instant, fell down the track of the Harlem
Railroad and by the cars and crushed tS
death
The New York Tribune says two men at Troy
recently drank rum a wager rum hole in that cit
One Of them cheated by throwing the liquor under tn
table over his shoulder and the other drank 81 glasss
and died in consequence
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-12
Telegraphic.

N~e York. Nov The Frankn's sdyicss state that
tsegraphic dispatch from Con.antinople dated October
u announced the passage of the Dariaueiles y the
French and English fleets
From s. Petersburg the latest dates to the 14s
octoosr BY telegraph The Turkish declaration "a
AID to have produce painful there. and an
snars absence Of enthusiasm marked among the
1t vss reported in Para that the Yr.neh overnmsut
ss 70 possession Of manifesto Of the Emperor Of
hq.-ia ~ rasregaraed az grossly insulting 10 France
In accordsncs with previous notice the navigation Of
the Danube bad been closed
Aivices from the Cape o Good Hope had been received
70 the I'D Of September Difficulties there had been re-
newed betseen the Colonists and the natives
From China the dates To the Och sep,a-sh~r Tbs
insurgents continue TO increase in strength a uumbers
and the whole country IL said to be in Of anarev
The Imperial Government s nearly powsrisss Trade Is
at a stand still.
The British Parliament has een pr,rogued 10 the lx.of
November
The English stu have hopes peaceful solution Of the
The Franklin reports that the cunard steamer America
arrived at Liverpool Saturday night the I'D October
oceoser ID.
soatss-s, Pass Nov 1.-The bark Crisis Of B.,tiruo,.
from cAagrs bound 70 the hlaads for zuann pat ia
here in distress She Is twenty Days out fhs capslfn
fever
| Tlekssug, Nov e-Fhe steamer Chancsitor, No.
I Orleans -' -"
Mssk NOV ii--The Eastern mail has failed beyond
TiB weather. here Is warm and overcast ryvsnin~
papers
M1ron Nov. fo-The offcial majority Of II v Johusop
democrat, for Governor is $50
7 -'PMsnvg. Nov. 4-4 young from Baltimore and
~eil known there by nams Richard McKim Duncan com
! rnftted suicide to-day. by taking lsadsuurn :
The unfortunate suicide shove ramsd vas = soaof H.
late Rev John McKim Duncan Of this city ana was sbout
two years since married hre to respectable ady n the
/ upper part of-the city. Bsit-sun
Prssideaos Friday Nov. THE Newport News of this
morning says that Captain Joseph Constock will resign
thscommsDd of the Collins steamship Bafc on her ssri-
va in New York to superntend the building and take
he ua 0ffh ZoH Dtwx
when completed Captain Eldridge sucessts him in the
| Baltic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-11-12

HAN SHELL - 'DENossrRATIoS "A grand demonstra-
ton Of the" hard shell democracy took place at Metro
politan Hah. New York on the night Of the ID Over
three thousand person were present Speeches made
by Mike Walsh Msther apd Others and letters read
from Judge Bronson, Hon D. 8 Dicksuson and Beverly
Tucker. When tho meeting adjourned the National
Club with band and banner proceeded to the residence
of Judge Bronson in 10th and gave him seranad
and several hearty rounds Of cheers The Judge
dressed by Rott Dillon and replied in precisely such
Z speech as mig ht have been expected.