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GEORGIA..

The Reconstruction OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SECS
sicn-fndianaiion 81 the Da;eEascs NJ the
Refusal of the state Treasurer 10 Honor
the Draft OF the Conventions.
ATLANTA, Dec, 20. 1887.
The Convention met, this morning, and Immediately
took TIL three O'Clock this afternoon, 10 order
to give tho Finance Committee an opportunity to
negotiate loan to pay tho expense Of tho Convention
The afternoon session exceedingly stormy. The
Finance Committee failed loan and reported
an ordinance 10 authorize further effort which
defeated the ground that nothing could 10 done The
report Of tho Commissioner 70 MedgcvIlio TO
draw $40 0ve frc The State Treasury received II
says that he we'd tho state Treasurer the ordinance
and direction endorsed and that the Treasurer saiI no
must decline paying out any money on such authority,
being sworn to obey the constitution and laws OF Geor-
gia and was bonded only 10 pay, warrants signed by
the Governor
During The debate that ensusd ono delegate said that
che Treasurer had snubbed the Convention; another
said, s'vouid 10 God the Convention could snab Pope
Tho negro Bradley said tho sergeanG-aIms should be
sent with lo OF soldiers bring that mpudent Trca
tho bar OF tue Convention Another said
'What did they bring Us hero iorr' Great confusion
prevailed.
majority Of whom have not money enough to ako them
home Hotels. boarding houses, the Convention printer
and tho officials suH0r Severely
The Convention adjourned until the 9Th OF January
noxt.
supposed Military Enforcement Of the Money
Ordinance.
MACON, Dec. %, 1857.
Adotachment Of troops left here tonight for Miledge.
vile, supposed to have some connection with the
Teaurers refusal pay money the order Of General
Pope and tho Convention.
Tho Sentence Of Gcneral T. w. Sweeny Re-
mitted.
AUGUSTA, Dec %, 1897.
General T. ". swecny. who was tried by court mar.
tiA and suspended from rank and pay tor six months,
has had his sentence RENTED by ordcr or the President
and has been ordered TO report 70 General Pope for
duty.
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NEW ORLEANS, Doc. %, 1857
In the Convention this morning resolution was
offered By Mr.. Bonssgneur tcoloredh directing tho first
Legislature convened after the adoption OF tho cons
ton TO ascertain the entire Indebtedness OF tho
State and TO issue bonds therefor at six per cent
run forty years and that OF two mills
annually be levied for the redemption OF the same.
Consideration OF tho rosolut ion was postponed
In the afternoon Mr. Cooley read d certificate OF the
state Treasurer the cect that been de-
posted to the credit OF the Convention, and be, there
foro moved suspension OF the rulea for The adoption
"a his resolution repeating the bond ordinance The
ton TO suspend 1oo T1s balance efC
the adjournment passed in tho discussion or the
bond question, IN tho course OF which colored
Der said when he reflected the bond scheme he felt
ashamed He felt assured that tho OF 500 900
bonds eight per cent for which the State would
ceive but 700, infamous swndlo Tue
Convention then adjourned till eleven clock to-mor-
row morning
Tho second clause Of Mr. CooIeys resolution provides
for tho payment of the mcmbers out OF any
funds In the hands Of the state Treasurer
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Reception or the Foreign Consuls By tho
Captain General.
HAVANA, Dec. %, 1867.
Upon invitation of Captain General Lersundi.
the foreign Consuls resident In Havana paid visit
to his Excellcncy at the palace to-day. They
were received in the most cordial and amable
manner-in fact. such display Of cordiaIity be.
tween the superior authority OF this island and
the foreign representatives is unprecedented.
His Excellency also entertains the municipal
authorities and their friends to-day at grand
dinner. The festivities will last three days.
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Fox STORY In Bergen county they have tho fol-
low srs. NJ, 81 Closor, hearing noise shortly
after midnight few nights sncc, II thieves At her
f.ttcnins cCops quietly and went to investigates
taking DO provided th OF 81, alarm or
OF defending herself II pecessary To her surprise abe
discovered fox surrounded by his mria-
ted victims TO the number Of half dozen
OF more. Taking aim with her pistol aud
firing. master Reynafd gGawed tho dust, and soon
despatched proved bs old fox of medium sfxev
and in excellent condition Her Deghbors have laughed
at Mrs. N for relying much her little FAX
shooter but tho nelgnbors now under obgAtiom
enough her. for the laugh 10 he on the other
sdc II 10 good thing Tor lady 10 be able to uso
pistol especially If she Is living aoas.-1rsn:on zftS
American. De-. 23.
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NEW YORK.

The Alleged Canaan Wanderers In the Col.
umbta County Jaii-A Card FROM Mrs.
Brown.
Hrpsos, Dec 20, 1851.
Mr. and Mrs Brown, who were charged with the hor.
ribio crime AZ Canaan. have reached the Columbia
county jail The prisoners brought out this morn.
ing for preliminary examination before Recorder Nil.
Ter, District Attorney WEIGH appearing behalf OF the
people After taxing tho testimony Of officer Kelly
further examination was postponed until Friday Janu-
AIRY 10 give time 10 ssnd 10 Canaan, Hartford DAYTON
and other places for the necessary Witnesses
Mrs. Brown appears 10 have bad access to all the
papers that have published reports OF tho aar aud tho
distorted statements Of OF them seems 10 annoy
her She publishes The following card in the Register or
thls evening"
sIa.That part OF statement published In the Albany
Argus Of to-day. headed sThe Deed Coufesssd.n IL
false. have not made euch confession any confess
sion, except voluntary statement to Sergeant
Kelly and like statement 10 your reporter II
also incorrect that said my husband paid Mr. Beale
500 AZ Canaan. He gave him one dollar 10 pay for
stamps end some other expenses incurred At the Inquest
JOSEPHINE DROWN
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CONNEXIONS IN THE NATURAL WoRrD.-rhe last two
months have given evidence of agitation amid
the forces Of nature tho following list shows octo
Dor 9, gale in Iabradoreghty vessels lost and maar
lives 29h hurricane in Tortola; 30fh hurricane In 81
Domingo, Inagua &C.; November L. hurrca In
Hong Kong; 3D. hurricane at Cacntta Sd, eruption o.
Vesuvus; Ssh, tornado At Matanoros. Toxas-loss Of
S. 600 0Oo I4,h volcanic eruption Nicaragua; 2oth
oarthq at Tortoa, Sc. Crox, ST. Thomas. &c Do
conil earthquake at Porto Rico; l7th, earthquakes
In Now York Vermont Canada,
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Expi0st0n or a Locomotive NJ Rerdinx.
RsspiSc, Dec IS 1861.
Tho locomotive Iowa. belonging to tho Reading Rail.
road Company. and used for shifting purposes exploded
below the lower depot about eghs O'Clock this moraing,
instantly killing the engines Alber Kline, and
ribly burning and muiiiasng Ito fireman. John
schmshls. that he survived but half su hour. The
boiler Of tho locomotive completely torn 10 pieces
and heavy fragments thrown considerable distance
The conductor and Two brakeme6. who were upon the
tender 1t the Time, mIracuiousy escaped without
material injury, though thrown some distance from tho
engine different directions both Of The killed
left families In this cy. No definite 10
signed for the explosion
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the PRESS TELEGRAM.

HAVANA, Dec. %, 1857.
Advces from vensxuela have been received and con-
tain the following ntsIligsacs:-
General Gcsman Blanco had been appointed Ambas-
sadur 70 England and France.
Many poll teal arrests had been made BY the govern
ment
The merchants Of the Venezuelan seaport towns had
subscribed . large amount Of money for the suffering
inhabitants Of 50 Thomas.
The OF tho decree increasing the duty on certain
imports twenty cent has been received here and It's
provisions are In accordance with the previous reports
telsgraphed hence 70 New York.
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PORTO RICO.
siAcIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Gable to ~. Thomns-EnrfhduRiSe.
HAVANA. Dec. 23, 1867.
Our dates from Porto Rico by the Pajar0 del
Oceano are to the 18th inst.
Application had been made by a company for
the requisite authority to lay submarine cable
to connect that island with st. Thomas.
On the 10th and 18th inst several shocks Of
earthquake were felt at st. Johns.
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Arodv xVhc ro,,,cs E.rlx

4 Tndy WIN Comes EnrIy .
will have better getting pain Of any kind
instantly than In the middle OF tho day
when crowd 4 always present waiting their turn DE-
WOLCOTT'S Office Is open from 2 clock A. NJ. till d
ngL and all have FREQ chance OF testing PAIN PAINT.
Its also sold all stores at 2jc &c., ~ and 50
bottle bold eight 81 bottles For catnrrh
and colds in the head Dr. Wocotis old standard remedy
the Annihato tested also free ba a 10 Chatha
square, New York, "a Myrtle avenue, Brooklyn. Wiotyr
Unato
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VERMONT.

Destruction Of Railroad Bridge BY Fire.
BURLINGTON, Dec. %, 1851.
Tho Vermont Central Railroad bridge over Onion
river one mile from ths city, three hundred feet long
aud sixty feet high destroyed BY Gre uss evening
Trains cannot pass for ssversl days.
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said dtery ard still shall be the owner OF said iot
or OF land or the building which sad still snd
apparatus arc sll aatcdn This If carried VIII do away
VITA tho present extraordinary power OF the revenus
collectors and enable the real cuprts " 10 punsuea
instead OF innocent parties
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VIRGINIA..

AppOintmc of New Military Commissioners
in the sub. Dist rIcts.
RICHMOND. Va, Doc. %. 1857.
General schoasid ISSUED order to-day assigning
Military Commissioners TO districts 10 whom the officers
OF the Freednens Bureau relieved as Military Conn
missoners will turn the books. The Commits
soners to act Surerntcndents OF Election ia their
disfrcty.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia will leave this pors
on Wednesday FOR Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close At the Post Ocs At
ten o'clock on Wednesday morning.
The NEw York Hss,ALD--Edition for Europe--wiil be
ready at nine O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, In wrappers for mailing six cents.
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THE PRESS TELEGRAM.

ST. DOMINGO. Dec 90 1867.
Cabrars government has been defeated, owing TO the
organization OF hts troops being defective pronun-
ciamiento Of the people against him has been ssnsd
ana Baez has boon proclaimed Presdent
II is announced that Commission IL going TO WASH
Dgton conclude arrangements for transfer Of the Bay
Of Saman& to the United States.
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psasOHaL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Richard scho entertained Mr. Schsnck, setha'r~
man OF tho COMMITTEES Of Ways anu Means, ardinner
Saturday last at tic sanhaltan Club aud amcxx 40
other gentlemen present Messrs. &. Hancssbilt
s ! Cox, W. N. Tweed, Frank Work, a. W !fasvcys
II Weed j. Ward george W Mclean q. X Gar. aons
A. A. seloyer, Dauiol Drew aud Judge Bacoia.
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When This old sgas Was New.
Before this hat was made.
kinG George was on hts thr0ns.
Our fathers all rebels thsn.
And fought for Wasi.lngton.
The Tor,os chrercd Cor ola King 0corgs
rho revolution through:
And Dragged about thair Loyalty.
Ere this old hat was new.
when this old hat wnS new
The OF that bases crowd
Revived tho cry Of Loyalty"
And beloved II aloud.
The government our fsshsrs rasds
For them would never 10.
And they have t,rn - bulwsrks do~a
Since this old hSt was nov.
when this old hat was NV.
there no pusc 1921.
No greenhacks t0oe tilf place or khns
No millionaire hal yet
Vls pie IN ssseA.th.f|cs AInns
OF which no iax vas duet
when this old hsl was new.
when this od hat wN now
This land was n IA prime.
Nscrgenati0n Wa unisugtt
In all this happy cline. PIX
Aud white tolbs thcn werr ttoogfs -
ucod as fssabc, Cuf. or SUE;
HI things have sadly changed shout
sluoe thss Old nat was new
When thlsoid hat vas new,
The pcF white was fsse,
AMI erery year bran new bog
Could handle on HIS knee;
BIT nov. for every cld hs has
lie n taxed TN all IL blue:
Bal nins., .eIi yoa, we're noise
when this old bat was now.
Cold dollars dIf abound.
And not stamp Ia all Tie land
Could anywhere be found
Bu, now yca dare not kiss your wire
Unless you stamp hcr, too;
B1l thinzs tell you. were
When THE obi han vas
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British acknowledgements im Favor Of An.
nexniiop to the United states.
Iron the Evening Telegram Of yesterday

WAsmSGrDs, Doc. y. 1857.
Captain Emmong, OF the United states steamer Ossi-
pee at sea in the Pacific under date of November 25
sends tho Navy Department several columns OF print
ell matter extracted from British Columbia papers, Civ
pg statistics reference TO the discoy of coal In the
region oil Pagcls Sound and In view OF its immense
i'm poriance the Pacific stoafn marine draws tho at
tcnon OF Secretary OF the Navy 70 is extent and
availability.
He also sends long memorial Of the coIonsts Of
British Columbia 20 the home government, praying for
the removal Of tbs capital from New Westminster to
Victoria There likewise long complaint from the
people Of Vancouver Island OF the expeEsvoness Of
Their apyornmsnt OF the large number OF officials
poysd great though for x'ngdoni, ~ cost OF by ne
wealthy people: and 10 consequences two parties
nave arlsen-one favor of annexation 10 the United
the other In favor 81 confederation with the
eastern Provinces The annexationists arc the most
powerful and lose opportunity OF z&tasng the proc
psct OF union with this country.
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Tho Pope ON Garibaldps Defeat.
RoxK Dec. Is, 1857.
The Holy Father, in aocution, congratulated his
hearers the defeat OF Garibald and the preservation
Of NE Holy See from great danger.
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MISSOURI.

suspenrion Of n -. Louis BnnIsius House.
81. IouE, Dec. %, 1907.
The banking house Of lesson Son suspended TO-
day. u IL Understood that large amount OF their
paper ws protested v New Tevk-
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NEW JERSEY.

Destructive Fire at Camden.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ~ 1857
ne extensive works Of the Camden Rolling Min
Comvsny IN the northern part Of Camden, N. j. wsrs
.pIssly destroyed by nrs this Afternoon The cause
~ ~ wss accidental. the los y $4,000; Insured
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ST. THOMAS.

Qaaransine on Vessels from Havana.
HAVANA, Doc. 10 1851.
Later dates from 81 Thomas report that vessels from
Havana quarsntned there
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WASHINGTON Dec. %, 1867.
am reliably informed this morning that the Parker.
Sackett marriage, which was 30 una rcounably post
poned last week. has MOT been broken OIL ~ reported
BRIDEGROOM has satisfactorily explained his absence
the momenlous occasion whom he was 70 have trans
formed the fair Sackett into Parker The lady Is APP
peassd and the nuptial ceremony will be attempted for
the second time ut no distant day.
Colonel Parker has not yet resumed his duties 81
Grants hezdQ uaTcrs, but this has nothing 10 do with
the story or hi. Intended removal Grant docs not
move his subordinsios for such causes.
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Appointment BY Governor Fcnscn.
ArsAsY, Dec 70, 1867
Governor Fenion has appointed George b. Lincoln. Of
Brooklyn, Sanitary Commisscner or the Metropolitan
District In placs Of Jackson 8. shutx. resigned
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B. u. T-SOre ThrO0t. Cough. Cold aU0
similar troubles. suffered to progress result Ia serious
pulmonary affections. oftentimcs fncurable. BROWNS
BRONCHIAL IsOCuES reach directly the OF
disease give almost relief They have bsea
justly acquired AS there irnations. DO -
obtain the genuine.
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south Down nlntton.-Two 01 the LarEese
Sheep brought from Canada this year Of the pure sos9
breed Ching the day they dressed 80 poQno
can be seen 1t IiNRY SMITHS weschestcr County Mar
ket corner and Thirtyth street. Also 49,
steers the good things TO Be sold durssg ~
holidays. Call and cxsminc
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Lwrnrcof, Dec 23.-The brig c. ". Ring CAPTAIN
Ayrss which sailed from New York November ~ for
Anwcrp has put into Falmouth, who're she 10 dschag
lnz her cargo.
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y At Dclluc's, 63J Brendwny.-.Fancy GoeS1Ss
Ivory Bru She's Perumegy Odor Cases. Socnt botsaos tv
let Articles &c. at reduced prices.
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reliable, tho cheapest frv t. Mrs s. a. ALLEN.s lii.
PROVED fncw sfyiet HAIR RiSTORER DRESa1a0
IN boitlc Nv wife and children prefer Il kserw
druggist sells II. Price 81.
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sogd- ard Wa,fsss "a Mgnsa and a. Mssssz
below Canal street
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A.-IIheumntism Legally Warranted Cured
money refunded Dr FILTERS 'rnst Vegetable ksus
matte Remedy laken inwaris References i77S7 cures
Principal depot '0f Broadway. Positively
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C""ssS'A bSSMfE" iosfEi:s couan BALsAM
known be- se asd enscuAi remedy and IL wishn
the roaci, of sli
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when This Ola IInt Was New.

Torrey,s Patent Weather strips. Rxcin4P
dusl, rain. warranted I'VE years OepoetA
MAIDEN lace, New York.
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The funeral Of william b. schneider, Grand Tyler Of
tho Grand lodge Of Pennsylvania, to-day, was Of
The most imposing demonstrations made BY Free
Masons In this city. Over ono thousand walked
in the procession from the Masonic Hail. Grand Master
Richard vaux read the funeral ssrvce responses being
made By the Grand Lodge Eight past masters Of the
Lafayette Lodge No H. OF which tho dccosssd
member. acted ~ pail bearers.
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ST. DOMINGO.



Cabrals Forces Now Reported Beaten-A<t-
vince of the Baexisfs-Tha Hammered Lcase
or Samann 20 the United states-Frcnclr
Loan Voted Down.
HAVANA, Dee. 49, 1867.
The Spanish steamer Paiaro del 0ceanc.
Captain 0choa, arrived this morning at
Santiago de Cuba from st. Domingo City
December 20, with further details from that
republic and Hayti An action had taken place
between the Dominicans and tho Baezist re.
voutionistsin which General Paanco of the nation
al army was killed. The Baocists abandoned Port
Platte in consequence Of this victory and advanced
their sphere of operations further nto the interior
General Palanco's remains were brought to st.
Domingo city, and were inferred with great pomp.
Senior Puiol is still at Santiago. He WINS
pected here yesterday-Saturday. He is to offer
the lease Of SANTANA for nnety-nine years at an
annual rent OF 100000.
In the Legislative Chambers Of st. Domingo
the ten millions Of francs loan recently negotiated
in Paris was disapproved.
have it from highly confidential source that
Consul Savage has received telegram from the
American Consul at Santiago de Cuba, on the
strength OF which he has telegraphed 10 .Secretary
Seward advising him 10 defer further proceedings
in relation to the 81. Thomas purchase.
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Advertisers who Wish Ia Reach Fareseyss
the lahorng classes generally, Will 0u1
Wilt CO.'S Almanac The matter the edition for lea
being made up For further information aud terms
ADJ at No. Z Rose street.
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LoUIsIAN A..

The Reconstructi0n Convcntion-The Bond
Ordnance nnd the Ways aud Means Of
Paving the Membera. -----.-~~-.--.-.
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The TnteliooV>v Of this morning, IN one Of rs
moth ediorsia advises The democrats 70 fix uron
,hs CITY OF New York the plars for holding the Ma
toral Con vcnon but 70 choose city In the great
Rorthwest where radIcssm u strongest also urges,
though Seymour pondiaton and JOHNSON have an
nouncsd they candidates thai stli u does
follow Of these three may not be presented -
hers a. the niaory step 70 p,scing Jobnson formally
In the 1ed
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Proposed Abrtaxucns se Re.enae COLLECTORS
Powers.
ING Telegram q Yesterday

wssiuscros, Dec. 70, 1867.
am informed that Senator CorSt OF oregon, on tha
rassemblinx of Congress sfter the holidays, will intro
dnce important amendment 70 the fourteenth section
OF the Internal Revenue Law Of March 1867. Under
the la~ ~ present the lot Of land npon which die
tsry stands and the building tseH arc made liabls
defscation Of Tho dssrs matter how innocent the
owners In Zee may bs. This extraordinary provision
has oscasoaed great deal OF excitement and worked
great injustice and hardship upoa innoceee peeple In
way connected with whistey frauds ana dsfsleaisons
We fsur,1Aass sssuss; -'ffYi(A ~ ~ swa~ "
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Consultation Water y N Certain Cure iee
Diabetes and oil Diseases OF The Kidneys Depot ~ O0
street. New York.
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Fenian sTessIus In Reche.ser.

RocuKsns, Der. "a 1881.
"A largo and enthusiastic meeting OF citizens was
held IN this city tonight to consider the rights Of nntu-
rallzcd citizens abroad Mr. Henry D. Fish, Mayor Of
ehis city, presided. Speeches were made BY Mayor
Fish. J. G. Chumara. George W. Miller and Chauncsy
Perry and othera Resolutions adopted calling on
the government 70 dsHns the rights OF adopted American
citizens, aud 10 demand the Immediate and uncon.
dopa release Of those czons held In dursnce by the
government OF Great Britain.
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aA.-ITniyersal ExposltIon,. Paris, 1901.
The grand god medal american Grand square ana
Upright Pianos, by the unanimous verdict OF the Inter
naopal Jury this medal Ia distinctly classified nrst In
order o. merit all other American and over
more hundred entered Tor compeu0u "
nearly al the celebrated manufacturers OF Europe
Nos l09 and Ill East Fourteenth street, New
~
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Cri-tudOrO'. Hair Dye.--The n set Ever Mna.
ufsctnred. WholosAie aud RETAIL slo applied - Ma
Astor House.