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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
FIsg n CHssRr-sr.-At 1Oa O'Clock lsst

aistt Gro hsakA out tho upper floor Of the two
stor5 building No. 20 Cherry ST.. occupied cotton
warehouse by Mcssrs. Tieman g. Co. Tte binding
and contents were completely destroyed The loss oil
Messrs I. & Co. will amount n $4,000 Insured for
$500 IN the Manhattan Company. The building
wh,oh was formerly used ce house, and then re-
Joiced Ia the cOgnotnea Of THE Dirty Spoon. was
owned by Mr.. Herman. Loss about 500. No. 81 Is
occupied as teneDentbouse by jtober Of Lish and
Chinese families. IL was sornewh hat damaged IN the
roar by fire and water. Wm. ODdy, shoemaker who
occupies the first floor osrs Ou stock and furniture
about 500 lns,rcd TOY $500 the Rutgers Company.
Inc rest OF the tenants wall ose about 500 by lire and
water. The building ID owned by Mr. Cushing. and Is
dlinaged to the amount ~ 600. Insured. The origin
oil the hire ut present unknown The police from the
FoITh and adjoining Precincts were present under tae
command OF Sergeant Kelly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
The Feeling in Iows.

WhsHNCION. Feb p lr'L.
Representatives Wilson and Price have r.
oeived telegram from Gov Stone OF Iowa saying tie
Legislature Of that State b. an overwhelming majority
Las passed joint resolution approving the course Of
theii Representatives Gud Senators in sustaining tie
Freedmen Bureau bill and repudiaiiLT the Presidents
reto
President johnson has received the following tele-
gan:
"RroKtK Iowa. Saturday Feb. o. 1906.
" Al immense mass meeting held here to-day.
There W8s great enthusiasm OJc hundred guns were
fred. Your Veto Message and administration were in
dorsed uuguiGously. THOMAS W. CLAGEI1.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
SOUTH AFRICA.
The Bssnss War; i.couragimg Attempts
70 Aueduc Asvages.

Cape Town adviccS to Jan. IL have been re-
ceiyed The Basuto war co1tinucd. Tho army Of the
Free State war melting away by desertOn. and re
,esuit of wears hostties was that the Iasutos had
learned 20 ioriify themselves IN imprcgnabe positions,
ma sailabs without train ell troops Every important
mountain IN their country was being fortified. u.
E,sutos had already commenced raids and threft"ned
TO oyerTun the whole country with their marauding
parties II was understood that levy eli masse Of the
people would be attempted ~ last recourse against
inc Easutos. a rkTIush had. however occuif,d. IN
which ak OF the latter were killed and 400 head u!
cattlo wers captured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Rvom the Pacific Csost.

SAN FR,sclscO. Saturday. Feb -. -C5.
Mining shares are stronger; Savage. $500
Onbir sli5; Imperial Sl2J: Chollar POtos. SIR 20
Isl, & Norcross 81. -: Yellow Jnckei. e0V; Legal,
err 20 bid, s73 IS asked
SAN FRA.cIsCo, Feb 90 l-Ci.
Golston indicted for iOrccries while clerk In the
Adiutan Generals Office has escaped from the county
The steamer Lincoln has arrived here from Baltimore
Tho L. s steamer Lancaster sallts FOR Valparaiso
to-day. =.
The Hon. Fletcher N. Haeht. late Judge the o. s.
District Court, died neie Oh frida!. lie formerly re-
sided in Rochester. N. \.
Ship Charles Seeing Won Hagen sailed today ;os
Neg-YoIk
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70 IL. A.cci4ted Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb IS. 1896.


SAN FRANCISCO Feb -. 1906
The Democrats, Ill meeting last night
,udorsed President Jobnsons pos ton. 1hey have
called mass meeting for Tuesday next
Tho Union State Central Committee today adopted
resolutions saying they do not yet perceive IN IRE
o,rable breach bctveen the President and Congress,
and until such bTesoh conclusiSey appears, they VIII
continue to hope that the fruits Of the triumph OF the
Union armies will not DC lost that II is the duty OF
ali Union men TO AVOID ENHANCEMENT with the
yalandishasns, Scymours and CoppeIhead sym
pshsers that when such men ndoise the policy OF the
President, thoy do not understand that pchey or are
sndesvornc to seduce the President from his allegiance
10 the Constitution; that the abolition Of Slavery was
u, result e the Rebellion and it wicked sense'ss
md cowegly TO withdraw protection from oOoOOO Of
freedmen. and permit then to DO reduced 10 Slavery
again; that We believe President johnson will rensn
true 70 the Constitution and his pledges.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Ths Feciivg in BaIiinore-NestinRs Tor
and Aguinsi ihe Presidenrs Policy.

BALTIMORE. saturday, Fed n IrUt.
The friends of President Jonnson's policy
haze called meeting for tomorrow night. aud The
opponents u that policy taye also called mass meet
ing for Thursday Light of all who voted for Abraham
auoou and were in favor Of suppresing tic Rebellion
nv force who now support the loyal men of the nation
and their representatives in Congress TO provide such
terms o. admission fof the Tebelous States a. will
zcuIe thc payment Of the National and the Tpuda'ion
., The Leoei debt. the eFectual abolition Of Slavery
&C. a. TIC can In substance reads.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

TEE NKw.YORK LIFE INSURANCE. CAsE.-In
the Superior Court on Saturday before Jnsiics Nc.
Cuaa. the case Of Charles Rsufls at the Eew.York
Life Insurance Co. In this osse II which the plaintiff
claimed n insurance Of o. 900 made On As brothers
life which the Insurance Company refused 10 pay %
injured Stsss Of health the jury ser being nearly
q hear We1e llsek n sgSeA aad NM OletAsgtl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

MILITARY FBsIASs ~ COUNCt.-A large
number Of pgushed Fenans, many thea militsrJ
men. who have served during the late Rebellion. were
il o0unoi severn. days Inst week at No. 3i Brcsdway
Tn" rrsuts -! their dcb gatioDs series OF reso
lutioBs. indorsiis Mr. UNahory Presidert at the
IirtNcrhOo and address relating to eshIn g;ons
Biz adaY well igrihor expressing sentiments IN
the aprll thOso embodied IN the resolutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Mass Msetisg at Ciarksviiie, ". Vn.--The
Pre,ja,uf's PsIIry Sustained.

CLARNsBrEC West Va Saturday, Feb. e. 1865
large meeting Of Unconditional Union men
he'd IN this place today Jomes Il. Bartlett, esq
presided and an address We delivered by Gen Il. 3
Eor-hco IN favor Of the Presidents policy. Eesolu
hons were adopted unanimously ia support Of the Prcsi
dent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Nsw.Orleuas Matters.

NEw.OElLANs. S8tufds!, TED q, Irt5.
Cant. w. =. Turner OF Bucksport, Me, com.
m,ndiug ktcsmer Planet, hence TO Mobile. uss
drowned IN . storm. .
to-day. The track In already laid from Marshall Z
miles toward Shreveport. 90
The Presdent's veto OF toe frecumehs buiesn biD
gives general satisfaction.
Tho steamer Marguerite leaves mobile Msfch J, With
ernigrants for Pare, Brazil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Az OFFICER beaten AND STABBED. On

AN OFFICER BEATEN AND STABBED. -On
FRIDAY night Officer FitzsimDons OF the Sixteenth Pre-
cnct While passing the Of SeVen.oenth-st and
Nnthave.. was attacked 10y party of youthful
dies who threw HIN 10 the walk beat him. aud inflicted
stab wound in the forehead ana another n tho
back Henrilg tie row. Officers Allison aud Lynch Of
the same Precinct np and arrested Martin Nc.
Mann. james 1Ighc. JOIN Ferguson. James Eyau and
John Muiiean. The prisoners were oa saturday con-
mitted FOR Examination by Justice Dodge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
California SustaiRs the Rep.
resentatives.
A JOHNSON MEETING In ST. LOUIS
Action in Maryland and west
Virginia.
IOWA sUSTAiNs CONGRESS

syso. DsO.,oh to The N. Tribune.
WASHINGTON Feb. o.. 1866
Senator Conness to-day received telegram
from California signed by two gentlemen one of whom
ia. prominent member Of the State Government, TO the
following effect:
We congratulate yea your vote, California is for
freedom"
We have obtained copy Of Senator ConnessS tcIe
graphic reply. It lie as follows:
Thanks for approval; am proud that California
stands for liberty ana Justice No need lear TINT
will sverye if strno aObe Rebels traitors and Svss
Gnanis altogether ciIno must not wrench the iruit
a nstiODsi ylcsOry from loyal eTssp aud Just uses
John COSSEss."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
The Esght Hesr-Labsr Msvene.s-ver.
dies Of . Csreaer,s Jury.

CNcIxNATI o.. Saturday, Feb. a. 1885,
A very large mass meeting was held ct Green.
wood oil last night in favor OF tho eighthouf reform
p0vepeat.
Ths Coroncrs jury 10 the case Of II. A. Edwards for
shooting o. nurrsy. retaraod verdict OF justtsbs
eopiesds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
mARRIR D.

gFNIAhfs- COMSTOCK--Ir Marshall. y. " oe Thur
day Fro q by the Rev H. !: Dudley Of Ps.s y - sr
Jsmru T. D.o amin of Rose, Wayne Coao;J, n IL !" MIS-
MARY Ia. ComIock Of Rome. N.
R0o.e % lysr. p.ease cory -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Dessscrsts in Indiana Indorse the Presi.
dent.
INDIANAroLls. Saturday. Feb.

INDIANAPOLIS Saturday. Feb. o. 1868.
In the Democratic County Convention held
here to-day resolutions were passed fully indorsing
Presdef; JohnsOns reconstruction policy and his veto
Gths Freeeuien's Bureau bill.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
pnoposRp RELIEF OF BRoADwAY.-lt HI

PK0POEKD IbLIhF of DHOAU"Af' ~ nus
been suggested. ~ Convenient and economical plan
for the relief Of broadway that Lafayette place DO oou
tnued and cur through Great Jones. Bond. Bleecker
and Canal sts and CoartlAndtsey, which woald form
. CONTAGIOUS route ron the Fovrthsve " the City
Hell PIk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Government no. to he deceived BY Illusions bat TO urge

The Government OF Montevideo have ref,sed to por.
nit tho Chans bring into that port prizes 10 sell
The Gillian Minister protested. urging that their pre-
tended neutrality In fact hostility against Chit
. nee Spain would have no prizes to bring IT, The
= :. ulster had his passport given him.
M A sKlRMISi.
M. Spaniards succeeded the 21th Of December in
ibo ing a little ChiiaD steamer near Caldera but
Destroy orce Of the Chians prevented tho
t te ianu sing themselves OF their prize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Fire in Philadelphia.

PHLADEirilfA Feb -. lcth.
The carpet yarn factory OF Joseph Lee a Co..
a, Wl,nhiakon Creek Dcar this citI. burned 10.
d.y. Loss sl5OUy; injured for $1,000 ia the Royal
Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

The Burglar hs own iuformer.-fhe opening
~ each window and door trcc -ed to your az
never ies The Burglar Alarm Telegraph 10 applied
iuyisibiy and without damage l.. HOLNl-, ~, B@av
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Business NollIe5.
GREAT fIRK AZ CLEAN Ngw-lcgS.
NfLDzgs Patent SAIANASDEE SAYS

M,.,r. u q. WupfR Co. No. CHur.lerd' a.
f,VNr.. We had oue 81 the Wup,R rArrSr ssLisAsDES
S,H. ~ our the tune ~ the CREST hr" which occurred
here lth Jan st. and Ne lhr pleasure IN shys ~
~ book and pas contained tno sair oCT GOOD
CoSpfrIos Sev-ra ~ other ma.efs tphiy de
stfo,ed with ih-r conie lno VII cease slip 10 oar A.
dr.. one q. your so. FodIg Door Safes Immediately md
obi.e yours tfuly. SNifs = nr""A'
Diraf, Feb l. 1866
D,po, Tor the .ac o, ,h CnLFBsirEp FiRr Paooy
=. moved fro' No iOo Mi.d.uuAc 10 No. CoufAndi
New -Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
iAife-ti-eTcnls
Latest DISPATCH rnoN MExlcO.

LATEST I'iNPsIth a kOh trAt'O
MACMILLAN ~ ROUTE for M" y ORA
a." express purpose lnsurng agninst Accidents
IN tie Uansf stats doctaf Iasa-dpo Cnp1aT 81 Syca
c,ass H. y. who lrye r. LGss CsgGl Of
TWO HUspR9p THO. sAvp D0LIARs
A. H. Ro,,ie Prrsdogf. e.. r. Co7sioes F,Cs.Prs'idsrt
T. r.. Aod-r'-s Sr~esory
a. ~ md " n Gqfss Gcrsrci hgsaiI.
GpNERaL grPERlNCgs.
The Hon REUBEN T. tINIOY iOturucr Of Veg York.
Tho Hon ilugAII0 SEYMOUR Utica, y. \
HgAN RICHMOND, DUtIll" y.
The lIon iuplLAs G. ALYckp LeuteG@l' Governor
o! Ss.-Yoik
III. Hon. AUGUSTUS SCHrL'. New Work
UkTTRO NlATsS ACCIDENT tSsUEAEcf,
OFFICE 80. - E..lAIWtN. :. V.
In the Unioa frus. Cupiptn, Office until tie 1t os
NAV next wLrH thor VII Ocouf~ ttclr Otce. 80. l.
Waist AGEsT, WAATlD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

900 BRICKS PR Hour ARE MADE with
the A,t.uoai." winch N risv-temperiuS machine
nnd the bricks rade by u. uIac those made by dry
pressing E.aol iue will stand tlc test 81 all c.ntes
Che Natona!" IS tno only rnlci'ne theS will give
permanent satisfaction. \. HrQCA. Agent 80 ijJ
I;r,aduav n y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Ad;eurumcss Of the waine Legislature.

AUGrsT,. Ne Saturday Fob, 81 l-Gc.
The Maine Legislature adjourned s,m dc this
morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

The UNIvYRSAL CLorHgs-WRiSGRs and
DORIS CLosirs. WAsuFI. ismDycd 10 n" - Co1ri'
I,ud,..t f. 4 nRowNiNs. General Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

SPRING Is the proper time 70 take cleansing
and pariivng medicines. o! which STMHs FANAcSA
stands psroalincnt sud b. all dTuggis,s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Ma esl.
ITALIAN opRRA-AoApBxY OF MUSIC.

This evening Donizetti's beautiful Opera, La
Fiyorta, win be produced for the purpose of present.
ing to the public new artist Senorita Carmelina
Pooh. OF whom report speaks highly She has . repu.
taon aud has made fUc SUCCESSES ia various opera
houses abroad. and therefore much pleasure may be
expected from her performance, She will he strongly
supported the cast embracing the artists Signor Irfre
Be.Iini Antonucol and Mile. Ficber. Tomorrow
evening. sixteenth subscription night the grand opera.
IAfricane, viii be repeated.
The matinee on Saturday wa. brilliantly attended.
Notwithstanding that the weather and the walking
were disagreeabc in the extreme. Mazzoeni war the
morning star on the occasion. and sang and acted
pertly Eleven o'clock 10 tie morning 30 early hour
to ger upa m.scal enthusiasm. but Maz1oieni felt it
himself and excited Il In Others. for hi, effects
most cordially received by the elegant audience
present.
Preparations for the Ba d. Opera at the Academy
progressing rapidly. Tee management Is determined
that IN recherche elegance in wit aud humor and In
gorgeous professions il shall excel a. pIcy.ou balls IN
Z brilliant arrangements. The event nj come of in
II vii but early application should be made Cor tickets
. IL number will bc limited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
al Oysrtss world

An AEPlDhvIT.--" Isaac L.. Dusenbeny.
sworn s,emny declare that si Deviner was 90 sevrev
adj c,ed with rheumatism No be sosbe To move for tacss
weeks sol s Ai,r having but thrre doses oil hg
CALyx's GHEAr RHsrSATic kExsOY wa enuord 10 80
without s8o,crw iso restored 10 p'ri.ct hee
SCHfLBRRG's GBRMAS OINrMEST-W arranteo
certain oagr without the slightest danger, foe P.~ %
ouuds Scro.n SAT- Rislm all Bono snd Skia DtAAsen
&C. Fos sale at ~ Bcwery and by all principal DnfstsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Mr.. C. JEROME HOPKiSs's aATISggs.

The .aprcs-Midi Concerts of Mr.. Hopkins are
becoming very successful. AZ the last, Wa'lacks
Thea.sr was crowded from the prqBcttc IN tho very
top II the aud crowds Of ladies' still stand
ing tI.loes in the Hobbies Mr.. Hopkins prycd sotBe
of his recent COMPOSITIONS whcb were very mernori
ous somewhat too wildly fantastic pcTiars but pc-'
se-sing good points both III melody and trestnea lie
played Infinitely be1er THAI Lesrd his psy b.
fore: his execution was cleaner aud generally more
certain AID effective. The arrangements for two and
three pianos well made aid played. aud produced
good effects The Indian March from LAircsinr. was
skilfuy arranged and told well with the audience. II
Mr.. Hopkins would bear In mind the one 'den rule.
to play slower he would make double the impreISon in
his performances. Mr.. Hopkins ~s assisted cn this
occasion by Madame DE Lussan and Mr. Holder. who
has pleasant voice and sings with tasts and eIpres
sion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Nrw.York Young Mems 4 hrisfinu Assoriar
important shirt Nofice.
Bonner, Bonner, Bonner,

Of The y. T. Ledger. thu, write. in an Editorial
W. bought one oi BRADBURY'S INSTRUMENTS Last
Spring ,ui aer Using Tor several months and bearing the
opinions Of Of the best judges in this city wAs
tried confident that better Piano could Do
We do wouder therefore thai American Pianss
are noyg At premium IN the markets Of tie Old World
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Speriai Notlres.

Executive Committee OF the Union tsenernS
aunttpe,A Regular Meeting 81 this Committee viii te
held at .dgnsrir. buada anj twenty third st.. ON
MONDAY IvEN'NG. Feb - lsbt ~ = O'Clock
OWEN " BRENNAN, Chairmss. -
I,HSny IT. iigst'r' SECRETARIES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
BROWNS "VgEMIYUeR CoMPIrs,' or Worm

BROWNS "VEEMipUGB C0MPITs,' or Worm
ozsnse. contain form fnerruy to which many WORN
remedies their ecscy Tue Ingredients well csca
lated for che purposes they intended TO accomplish hAv
IT. TIL. SHOULD MEET TUE Eye OF ANY One
suffering iroa BrolchHs Consumption, Ashma or ssy
Pulmonary Affection would refer to Ds JArsE EIrEcr
osAsT which wilt in all csss- afford speedy re,si and n
most eaoel speedy Sold by al Druggists
BURgBrrs COCOAIsB has received universal
indoseeo Ne other preparation suca remarkable
prope.ic. ernbs and STRENGTHENING the hair sss
readeeos dar snd glossy II baldues ard crsdiaes
al OYER tss world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Gilt Combs, New styles.

Just received from Paris ThIee. Five Ten, E,sh. lee h
Thirty dollar ssch. tor sale BY GEO. C. ALLEN No, az
Broadway.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

COLOGNE WAN
-rant smells there, and not s&nS8
Soutsey fosad forty onpk .,......,. ..... -
pirsssns Que NcwYoes ne, ,...,... a.
fertunats,y. citizens ea :, p.
Fragrance by asias (s thrssdnA . -,
NIeaT.B Looxso CsskUs.-I BridxreA .-----------
IT WILL RELIEVE TIM
ftfs.-.- ..'.t ',ow SOOTHING
There 10 no mistake about t. MRa VIA
SsKrr irr children tee,hins. not only relieves.
pain but reg alstes the stomach and bowels
and diarrbes .otens the sums reduce. all naamnsA r.
gives rss,. health and comfort TO mother and chnd :,
pleasant to take. and perfectly SAFE in ali ssvo~A
"a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26

Harunan,, Patent Klastic RsbbSr Presnaaa
Crutrhoa thu easies aud uost approved Of ~
sse send fos Circular LOvEJ0f TAYLOR, Svs B'wsy.
Addrsss Pellak Il ssa, Mesrsenasa 9Aes6as.
ClGXRH0LOEI6 cst mssasst ~ sssshsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-26
Gold Watches,

80. Ladies aud Gcnslenen OF oil descriptions. Anne
swi.. cad English Finy sixty and Seventy 70 Fonr H.
Dollars each
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-10
The Wool Growers, Convention

On Tuesday of last week, at Columbus,
the Ohio Wool Growers Convention met
in the Senate Chamber, and was called Ia
order by the President, Hon. R. NJ. Mont.
gomery, of Mahoning, who presented q
number of topics which underwent dis
cussion at some length, resulting in the
adoption of the following propositions as
the sense of the meeting: That the cost
of labor pertaining to the production of
wool has doubled within the last ten
years, and now reached $3.50 per day
that the production of merino wool. at
the present rate of expenses, costs IS cts.
per pound; that the convention disap-
proves the policy of terminating the Ca
madam Reciprocity Treaty; that the wool
growers interests are as well entitled to
legislative protection as manufacturers in
terests hat there is a demand for ex-
tended production of worsted woods; that
dogs should be txed enough to extermin-
ate them, or materially enhance reven
ues.
In the evening the wool growers elect
ed the following Directors for the ensuing
year: Norman n. Chaffee, of Ashtabula /;
Joseph Shron, of Harrison, and W. W.
Chamberlain, of Clarke. Hon. Norton
S. Townsend, of Lorain, delivered the an
nual address, which was replete with
facts and statistics of interest to the wool
producers Of the country.
The following officers were elected =
President R. N. Montgomery, of Mahon.
ing; Vice President, Delano, of Mt. Yer
non; Secretary and Treasurer, S. D. Har-
ris, of Cleveland.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1866-01-10
Manners and morals i'm Rome

The Turkish women all sleep in night.
caps, and the Greek with all their clothes
on. The Roman women, their husbands
and their children, all sleep strk naked.
At Paris it is malpropre to sleep in ones
stockings; At Rome to sleep in a shirt.
A lady had commissioned NJ. Edmund
About, the French NOVELIST, lat least so
he says, to carry a present to her foster
sister, married to a locksmith of Borgho.
We went early in the morning and knock
ed. "Chie," exclaims a voice. He told
his errsnd. Excuse me-" replied the
man, 81 am not dressed" "What does
that signify ?" "Come in then" He en-
tiers. The locksmith, stark naked, re-
ceived him with a low bow, and lead him
to his wife, who was in bed in the same
state. On seeing the present, a silver
watch, she screamed with joy, and there
upon four plumeless bipeds, two sons and
two daughters, emerged from a neighbor-
ing bed.
The bath at Rome is a luxury beyond
the reach of the lower class. what do
you take me for?" replied a Roman dams
Ell; 81 am a Virtuous girl, and lido not
dip my body in water" The same
mode of thinking was once prevalent in
other countries. Miss Berry, in her $50
cial Life of England and France" speaks
from personal recollection of a time when
the use of warm baths by the fair sex was
far from being deemed emblematic of pu-
rity or propriety and most readers will
remember Lady Mary Wortley Monta-
gue's reply to the French lady who sug-
gested that her hands would be improved
by a little "soap and water" "Ah,
madam, if you could see my feet!w