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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-06-21

Petitions for Parden-What Bea weed
says-Appeiatmsnts fsf ossrxia.
Especial to Tines.J

washington, June ~.
The following list comprises the namea
OF noted persons whose petitions for par
don were fled with the President TO-DAY
Brig. Gen. w. G. Wyckham, R. N. T
Hunter, Postmaster General Reagan
Maj. Con. VIM. Malone, Maj. Gen. Gen
Pickett. Maj. Gen. Echols, Brig. Gen. j
b. 5 imms. Brig. Gen.'Bssil Duke, Gen
H. A. Quarrer, Gen. J. N. Wright, Maj
Gen. j. P. Kershaw, Gen. VIM. II. Peck
Nv. W. Boyce, of South Carolina, ex
member of Congress and late Of the Pro
visio nal Congress Of the Southern Con
federaey; VIM. T. Avery, ex-membsr o.
Congress from Tennessee; Brig. Genera
Joseph r. Anderson, Brig. Gen. Beall
Brig. Gen. W. J. Cobell, Brig. Gen. r
There we're thirty -four warrants 70,
pardon isaued to-day BY the Secretary OF
State. ALI the parties were citizens oi
North Carolina, and none of them per.
sons Of kose. These pardons were granted
upon the suggestion of Gov. Holden
The President gives preference to per.
sons in humble position in eAe matter d
hearing petitions for pardon, and has de
ternained TO hold under adsissmsnt for
the present all applications from men OF
distinction.
The President has likewise directed
that petitions for pardon be referred eepe.
cially to the Governors Of the several
Ssases wherein the applicants reside, 80
that the best evidence can be obtained a
to the merits or demerits of the petition
ers, and also that the Governors in each
case recommend such action as to them
may seem just and proper.
It is stated that Bon Wood has tele.
giaphed to the authorities his desire to
testify before the military commission con-
osrning the S25, 600 draft sent to him By
Jacob Thompson. He claims, l under
stand, that it was given him to be used
in speculation iu gold for . friend OF
Thompson. and says that he SO used it.
Ii is not known whether his request will
be granted or not.
The remaining appointments for. .Geor-
gia were made to-day as follows, and the
delegation left this evening for Savannah
via New Pork:
Judge Erskine for United States Dis
trict Judge. Col Stone for District At
torney, J. j. Dunning, of Atlanta, for U.
8. Marshal. These are among the strong
est Union men in Georgia.
Byron Laffln, formerly Colonel of the
31th New York volunteers, has been ap.
pointed L. s. Marshal for the Richmond
(Virginia) District. Colonel Lafflin is
at present resident of the State of New
York.
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Boston, June 70.
The following despatch from Presidsu,
johnson Was received in the Council TO-
day:
Washington. june 10.
To Gov. W. A. Buckisghau, Modera.o.
OF the National Council of Congrega.
tional Churches, Boston:
] received with profound thsnks the
despatch Of your Council. In the ardu-
Gus and embarrassing duties dsvolved up-
on me feel the need of the cooperation
and sympathy of the people aud Of the as
sislence of the great Ruler Of the universe
These duties l shslt endeavor to dis
charge honestly and TO the best Of my
judgment, with the conviction that the
best interesls Of cisil and religious liberty
throughous tho world will be preserved
and promoted BY the success and perma-
neney Of our country. Let rs labor to
that end, and that mission upon which
the people have been sent among the na-
tions of the world will be accomplished.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
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[ Special 10 Commercial I
Washington. June 90

Washington, June go.
Charles A. Page, newspaper cores
pondent, has been appointed U. S. Consul
to Zurich, Swiiz.rlsnd.
Il is confidently expected that the army
will be reduced to one hundred Thousand
men by the end of the year.
President johnson is known to favor
retrenchment as means for returning to
specie payment which he will recommend
to Congress.
Mr.. Seward has been warmly oongra-
,ulated for his foreign policy since the
publication of his official announcement of
the withdrawal of bellegerent rights by
France and England from the defuncs
Confederscy.
Mrs. Surratt is seriously i'll this morn
ing.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

fupic notice s hereby given that On the 18th n. =
9aiy next shai proceed TO sell TO the hishest ie,
er cash. ct public auction. the following real ess, ~
a. NAV be necessary to pay the debt
o.w The undivided one fourth of twenty feet front on
tiith street by one hundred eet Deep sxty fes, fom
johnson street and sixty from the se, in Me- "a
OF the city or Seokuk being parts OF lots and of said
block ssso the undivided half of lot in block OF sa;d
quarter Of section 10 township 81 NORTH range west in
said county.
The above sale made by virtue Of deed Of
veying said real estate TO by Peter w. Potter dated
the Attn day OF February. A. d. $780, wherein am su
thnrixed to sell sad property pay certain debts due
hetd ii they should not be paid within twelve months
from the date of said deed of trpst The will take
place on the day above mentioned at the door OF the
Court House. in the city Of keokuk between hours
Of O'Clock and 3 o'clock p. m.
june7-dlm URTAH RAPLER Trustee
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Julesbefg, N. T., June I8.
The plain aoqnA Julesburg is dotted
with the tents and trains Of Gen. Conner
Indian expedition. Troops and trains
are cross the Platte river on the ferry.
Part Of the command ia on the way to
Laramie and the General himself with th Z
remsining troops of the expedition win
start for Laramie en- route to Powder
River in four or Eve days. and supple,
are daily arriving from the Missouri river
and are pushed forward to Laramie and
West on the main route rs rapidly as
possible. A sufficient number OF troops
will be left for the protection of the mail
route during Gen. Conner's absence.
Three steamers arrived at Omahs With
one thousand cavalry for one of bis eel
umns and which will join MIN at or near
Powder River
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From Cairo and Below.

Cairo, June 60.
Additional particulars Of the Red river
disaster cast the blame upon the officers
of the transport for not running the boat
ashore. Had this teen done it is believed
that no lives would have been lost
The new steamer Orixaba was recently
sank IN Galveston bay. Part Of her ma
chinery was saved. but the hull is total
loss.
Bishop Grazey, Of Texas, in pastoral
letter, instructs the clergy Of the Episco-
pal Church to return to the liturgy q il
was before the war.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Halifax, June 30.

Halifax, June 20.
The steamship Asia, from Liverpool
10Th, and Queenstown ll,h, arrived hsrs
this morning With two days later news.
The London Times Of the 10th has %.
other article deprecating harshnsss TO-
wards the conquered rebels.
The terms Of the amnesty proclama-
ton are geserally eaavssssd. The StaI
pronounces them wise and generous.
The Emperor OF France has returned
to Paris.
Liverpool, June lO-Eveniug. Cotton
sales to- day 9, 600 bales; market quie. and
unchanged Breadstufs dull; provisions
dull.
London, June lO-Eveuing .-C Consols
cloeed 1t 90s@0n4. American stocks
II. Cen. 76a @7s& Ers 4s}; q. s. $40,
81.
Chins dstss 4 Nay 7sh ssate the
Americas Ninisisss n kskins asd japan
are returning hems. Qnane ~ stated.
The ssSs II KiFhg l(llfs Surrender
Was hailed with saiistae1ioa, il being
looked upon = cosslasive evidence d
tho termiBstios Of the usr.
The Army and Navy 0Azstts, referring
TO the surrender Of the last cont6dsrstl
| general, says: sBy this event The feds
rel troops have been brought fAse 70 fas,
With the French ousposts on tho Ri,
Gnnde."
Tho same paper dsuounoss what i
1 49, AA II - 1At-s n -
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Boston, June 30.

Boston, june 30.
A soldier acting as onsSf the gsirds
over Alexander H. Stephens at Fort Non
roe, informs the Tavslsr that tho lats
Woe President Of the Confederate States
apends mueh Of his tims in writing, and
hns already psspared immense rolls oi
oanneesipt- enough to give : complete
histoey Of che rebellion. He also Fsada
considerable, and eaeh nornisg spend,
some tine in singing hymns. which b
does uith : good voice ard n1eh fssliaa
sad spirit. He maintains, however, I
proud and haughty mir and stands upou
HE diguity, msniiesting no desire = dpn'
verso with any one While. taking his dAil.
walks upoa the rampsrts. Hs, hoHover
doU not hssilaee e expsea1, oeeesiosally
~ dislike for Jefafson Usvi1, lnd a
|that % doss Post Mutsr 0esosnl H1annn
'whs : hspt i = - 1g IN.
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From Nsrth Carolina.
New York, June 20,

Newbern dates to the 18th ere re-
ceived.
The immense supply Of rebel medical
hospital stores collected at Charlotte had
been received there. 1t took two weeks
to inventory them.
Gov. Holden thinks the enrollment oi
loyal voters can be completed SO As to
have the State Convention election take
place BY the middle Of August.
The Raleigh Progress says there is Z
great rush OF secesh to that place to 20
licit pardon. They como from al part,
of the State.
Gen. Scho6eld aud staff have gone tc
Raleigh to establish his headquarters a
commander Of the department.
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In the District Court Of said County at Keokuk.
Myers PfaintiS, " Lucisn Van Ausdall, John Var
Doren Administrator OF the estate Sarah Van Doren
deceased, Defendants. IN EourrY.
Notice 10 hereby given to the defendants herin ahov,
named that petition in civil action is file in the
Clerks ONCE OF the District Court aforesaid In behalf
the above named plaintiff against you aud claiming
against yoa, Lueien Van AusdAl, decree IN the o
1888 and 100 dollars money due your promssory
note, made by yossoh Isaac Van Ausdall and Henri
Van Ausdxll 70 Anos Higgins for sne thousand dollars
and against all the defendants the
tain mortgage therein described on Lands IN Lee county
lows securing the payment Of eneha Of raid note with
interest aud for such other and further relief equity
and the facts require.
And appear and make defense before
Of the second day Of the next of said Court
to commence on the first Monday Of September. 1866
judgment will be rendered against you prysd or
said petition. r. H. GILLMokE
Revenup rsamp Soc. Sol. for Pesitioner.
junr21-d4w fwedI
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0oWa4a's Oispatehes--0sv. 8elAon's
3feelaDatjon.
Especial to Herald.

l0pcVset W kAotoAOsl
Washingtop, juno 49,
In his dispatch to The British Minister.
acknowledging the receipt Of Earl Rus.
sells dispasoh, Secretary Seward expresses
the qualification Of the President 1t thia
action Of the British Government, but 70.
news the protests against the joint action
of the British and French Governments
in oonceding bslligerent rights to the in
surgents % an unfriendly act and contrary
to international law. He also expresses
regret At the reservation contained in
Earl Ru,sel's dispatch in favor Of rebel
cruisens, apd demaeds that such piratical
vessels shall be delivered up TO the United
States. He also declares ths right and
intention of the United States Govstn-
nent to capture any such piEalcal crafts,
under whAtsver fag they may bs placed,
refusing to recognize the validity Of any
transfer that may b msds. - 9ai1 S
Gov Holden has issued his frst proc
|labasioAs sufisspsopls Of Nesth 0ardfisA.
He informed them that . convention TO
alter and amend the consultation Of the
State, to provide for the 'slectios Of .
Governor and Legislature, and TO put
the civil machinery in foil operation, will
Be held At IS early period - practicable.
Undoubted loyslty TO the National Gov
eminent will - required Of alI delegates
10 this convention, and Of oil persona Who
vote for them. Those desiring to vote
will be required to take the cath of ALE
glance, and to prove their good viii to
the National Government. Magistrates,
whose duty it.shall be to administer the
oath Of allegiance, and other civil officers,
to act temporarily, will shortly be ap-
pointed BY him for the various districts
throughous the State.
The Governor appeals to the people to
renew with cheerfulness their civil pur-
suits, and their intsrest in the prosperity
of the State and nation, reminding them
that all of welfare and happiness that they
have or that they can hope for for them-
selves or children. is. indissolubly bound
up with the Union.
The colored people, in announcing to
them that they are now free. he informs
them it rests With Themselves to prove
whether their freedom 10 blessing or An
injury, and counsels them to cultivate
habits OF order and industry.
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New York, Juns 90.

The Post says that there are now q
the Battery Barracks about 2, 800 rebel
prisoners, most Of whom show 10 desire
70 60 South. bat are content with the
rations and treatment given them. A
namber are TO bo sent south so-dsy. There
are abous 1000 . Hart Island.
This morning the 2lst Connecticut,
just arrived. were drawa up in lins ready
TO march through Broadway, whom some
Ave hundred rebels from Hart Island en-
tered the gate, and fling in front of them
went into the barracks in the rear Of the
regiment. No Insult or epishes passed
between the men who had 80 recently
been deadly enemies.
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New York. June II.
The steamship Alhambia, from Charles
ton 18th, has arrived. Among her pas.
sengers are VIM. Ladder, formerly agent
of the associated press, aud nov editor oi
the Charleston Courier, and IL persons,
comprising committee from South Caro-
lima 10 wait upon Presidents johnson 70
lative TO reconstruction, 80. The follow
ing comprise the COMMITTEE: Hon. &
Frost, Chairman Hon. J. E. Holmes, s
G. Crafts. w. ]. Geyer, VIM. Whalsy
james w. Taylor, A. F. Rowen. Dr. )
P. Mitchell, F. r. Richards, ]. A. Yates
J. H. Steynmeyer, w. H. GalIand.
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New York, june 20.

Yesserdsy's Washingtoa Chronicle
says Secretary Seward il slowly but sure
ly recovering his strength. and u able 70
attend to his official duties.
Frederick Seward il likewise improving
We are pleased 70 state, aad L 10 the
opinion of Dr.. Wilson that he will be
able to enjoy ride ont 10 about week
We regret to stats that Mrs Secretary
Seward i quite i'll with an attack Of in
termittent fever. Surgeon General Barnes
ID attending hss. ~ 4 - W
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U. 5. INTERNAL REVENUE.
OFFICE U. s. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENUE \
FfrSr CnIIncTfqH pIsrKrrr

OFFICE U s. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENCE1
Finsr COLLECTION DIsrRrcT,
MT. PHEASANT, Henry Co. Iowa, June 1st. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that the LISTS of Valuations and
Enumera;ions Of Property, &C. subject under the
Act provide InterDsl Revenue TO support the Gov
ernment ard pay Inttrest the Public Debit approved
June 30th 1854 and the stcry Act approvea March
., 1888, made and taken by G. stipe L. iniey ard
John Claypooie Assstaat Assessors OF the lst - srd
18th Divisions In fhe county OF Leo Of said District will
remain oc the of all persons
ed for fhe rpa~e Of t~en from the hereof t
the Offices ssd Assistant In Lee connty; and
Immediately sfer the expiration Of said fifteen days via
ON the day OF june ls6s. At the Office cf " c. Srpe
In the city of Keoknk and county Of Lee between the
hours or and M Of said day. viii Receive and
determine a appea relative or excessive
valuations srations made and takan by the said
Assistant AnessuR All appeals to NJ Ansessor q afors
Said usx b. aAe In writing md specify tho particular
cause afisr thing respecting which dspision II
qusute aad ststs The yround - n1p1e e inequality
or eror ecmplainsd e. ,. - 11Ck FL.
3uneo.dtd - 4 ss Assessor.
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Cairo, June 20.

Cairo, June 90.
The steamer Lady Gray No. Ii brings
$50 OF Marmaduks's men en- route home.
The trsnsport Ksntucky with 100 pa
rolled rebel troops, struck . snag, twelve
below Shrevepor. on che 9th aad sunk in
) minutes. Over 200 lives lost.
Large receipts Of cotton are reaching
New Ofleans from Red River. But snail
srnouut in market.
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New York, June 90.

The Posts special says:
Nearly oil the rebel civil officers ere
sueipg for pardon. About sixty civilians
have been pardoned BY The Prsaidsst.
Gen. Holmes has published cAf1 T.
which he declares that the Legislature q
!. 7ouisiana adopted the oonetitst3enal
padnent abolishisg slavesy, The sepoI1p
- eontzosy eet bsiig tsne.
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Funeral Of the. Murdered Children.
Boston, June 20.

The funeral of the two murdered chill.
d'een took place this forenoon in the church
OF the Unity Newton place. Mrs. Joyce,
the mother, was present, disproving the
report OF yesterday that she had become
insane.
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One ofthe desirable and handsomesf locations IN
the Mississippi Valley for residesce, situated the
bl ~ above the city Grand Avenue aud i~ss than half
lie from the old ell limits, contrasting ~ with
one story frame house. rooms The grounds thor
ougp planted with the greatest abundance Of choice
Fruit aud Shade Trees shrubbery. Loco worth Of
trrt can be raised fass the property.
For terms, etc, appiy on the premises 10
jBne7-d1m cHAs REPS.
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fneendiary Fires.
Cleveland, June 90.

CIeVeIand, June 70.
Two incepdiary fires last night des-
.royed cabinet shop, a carpenter shop
and number of dwellings and barns A
inan was detected firing school house,
but escaped after sharp pursuit.
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IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, ,

scpTaIsN DlvIsfoy or Iowa. (
Peter Melsndy United States M4rrhsl fer the stase
oflowa do herty give puilc nctice that In the
the United States against six barrels Of mkhwi es
marked Rye UH'on Line in Of sizHre aud for
fetnre under acts OF Congress did the I1h day Of
june. A. ID. lsc5, at keokuk, Lee ooury Iowa sfrest
end take into my possession for sse custody barrels
of iIighwines And hereby also give public that
the time assigned for the # sail and the
hearing of this s t4 FIRST Tueay, beng The Let
lay Of August A. D. lS6 snd / hereby aSnonish ard
summon s persens cl4nir interest IL said six
barrels Of HiEhvinrs, marked Rye, UnsoH lBe, or
knowing having thing say ay tbs shoald
ba decreed e forfeited the United ard be
condemned and sold TO tie prayer said libel
iaa that they be and apesr before sad District Court
its the city ef Keekuk in said District
lst day of August iso at O'Clock when and where
said will be heard then and there inrerp<e
their ctsus ard said libel nf information and
make their allegations In tnsr ehaf
JETER MELEynY
Z. g. Marshai for the State OF Iowa
BY II FULTON, Ifepuiy.
Eeokuk Lee CT lows June 20 1sGs
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/ All ths businsss portion Of the town oi
Rolls, Mo-, was burned last night. Los
estimated u 900. 900, and was but little
insured. 3st
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.MAsoslc cELEBsA1loSs
.aasss 4
The Masonic Fraternity Of Eeokuk
viii celebrate
ST. JOHNS DAY,

tsHtarday, The 24th fna }
IN installation Of forer at Masonic Hail. A. half pa
enc P m- public Grafton at az O'Clock, BY Col j p
saniera and supper In the evening o'clock at the
DiIlingS Houss.
Ticket for the evening dollar each 10 be had ~
u W. Westroft, G. n Peck or H. " Rothert
keighboring Lodges are invited to rar,icit ate
Members of the fraternity wishing 10 attend viii
please purchase tickets by Thursday evening that the
Committee q Arrangements may provide accordingly.
tune20d5t
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b: veal fv4ss hs tAs IlDee ~ ssek. Csenoa ~,
q a.. So sssi sss5 ls1. ssSs
f14S Fssessy, - 1InIa s
mR1ln =.
* REs #Et ~ ~ sSs III 4s
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GTArE OF Iowa, Lee County, ) Sc.

A correct statement of claims allowed
d. II. LfSuRR Co Clerk
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-07-10
REAL ESTATE,
70 REAL ESTATE PURCHASERS.

II ~ ~ t4gt ss3fF
We offer for sale on accommodating terms the following
Real Estate: Iss u
: FINE RESIDENCE on East Main Street In good re.
pair containing 10 Rooms with all necessary comforts sp
pertaining to rstelass Residence fronting 90 test ca
Main Street and running back l20 feet.
This Il one of the desirable residences In the city
The property can be examined at any timo.
- :, arfei ah ALSO
m FARM 81 miles from the city, the Eastern branch
VI the Elizabeth River with brick houses and tn
cessary outhousss containing 1893 Acres 100 OF which is
under cultivation. 4
This Farm Offers superior Inducements to Truckers IL
being accessible to the city by land or Water.
Several fns BUILDING LOTS in good locations for sole
.flfl.sf SHAW ROBERTS,
'f i.u1 Auction end Commission Merchants.
Corner Roanoke Square and Wido.wster Street
Wifi yrfHt Norfolk Va
The New York herald., 1865-03-15

Now whom the King saw little Esther
Sitting on a barren rock
He approached her and addressed her,
And he asked her what's O'Clock.
30, then, Esther up and told him
All about that wicked man,
I'LL MS feelings quite controlled hna.
- hhen she did unfold her plan.
And she said you good old fellow,
On this gaHows, on this same 'un,
Won't 1t be high old sell, obi
Let's hang up this hdeous Hamanf
Now that's why we keep up Purim
In this gay and festive hall;
And you'd better see that you're In
For the next great Purim ball
But dropping the Gaste decorations and all that sort
thing we will proceed 70 the best part Of the enter
tainmcnt, to witt
Is hard to describe people you uness you get
peep their faces Such the predlcament Of
reporter las. evening he behsd the mos. oewchins
past like beings Of another and better woro-but their
faces hidden behind the provoking Masks and only
Amy Of those sweet forms could doubtless match with
that Of Esther herself with all her famous beauty and
recorded splendor. IN the boxes alone lowell
unmasked and the display there certainly very
brilliant We doubt II New York could send out more
formidable array OF female beauty Israel has no cause
to blush for her daughters tho SCORE Of personal At
fractions
The dresses were as varied almost as the minds and
tastes OF and women and that Is saying good deal
.e % 'Goa 20 seos % ana
Chinese the Russian The Johnny Bull the Johnny cra.
pau the Sambo, the duke, the duchess the Queen the
prince the Spanish sandee the sailor and the soldier
mingled together In picturesque harmony and amicab
ity II Is surprising what killer Of ceremony mask
is. Everybody talked and sauted, and bowed In the
most friendly manner to each other. Everybody joked
Everybody sure everybody else sombody else,
and, as general rule, everybody was mistaken
It would be useless to dwell much longer ON the sub
ject Let suffice for 70 say that the company repre-
sented the elite Of the Jewish community; that the
dresses and toilets superb that the waterfalls and
cascades were immense; that the diamonds and precious
gtered with profuse radiance In every part Of
the ROOM that, in fact the affair was decidedly bg
thing" In every respect
The management was excellent. Mr. Adolphe L. SAM
ger acting President Of the association the floor
manager and performed his functions faithfully and
gracefully The other officers assisting Mr. Sanger
A. H. schutz Treasurer; B. Lenmann, Secretary, and
MessrA NJ s. 1saacs N H. Noses Thso. Hellman Arnold
Tanjcr and 8. Well, Directors
It is too late hour TO say more ON the subject
cept that the music by Grafua and the supper BY
Goetx ~