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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

''No11cz.-Tbe regular meeting Of tn
Grant Club on Tuesday svesing next has
been postponed. and . special meeting
viii b held on Wednesday evening. A
1al1 attendance IL. desired, ~ matters Of
importance are to be acted on. !.
By order Of
, r~F> s,-g- =, ExRCUfIv1 CoNNrrrIE.
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Certainly; Plantation Bitters will do It
when nothing else will. Melancholy, De-
preston, Hypochondria, Insanity, al
spring, more or less, from diseased stom.
ach, and this, Plantation Bitters IL ! sure
cure for. There IL no mistake about il;
Dyspepsia, Headache, Dizziness, Ague, and
Low Spirits must yield to the health giving
and genial influence Of the Plantation Bit
ters. II you are in doubt, make one trial
and be convinced. Thus say those who
know. =.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

Frank Daggett, our "642" St. Paul
correspondent, has been edifying the Red
Wingitss with . lecture on "Why are these
things thus?" He had 4 crowded house,
and the audience was both amused and sat-
isfed.
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u QI0oeSPoUsS 11n0., S&eQ 20 years.
Mrs. Bradford had but recently come to
this city with her husband who wss, few
years since, residence Of this place. and
by her kind, genial disposition and oblig.
ing nature had drawn around her many
warm and devoted friends friends WHO
manifested their love and admiration for
her many virtues by their patient and I'M
rem tilted attentions during the long illness
through which shs 80 resignedly passed,
never wearing during the long visils Of
anxious suspense, interpreted alternately
with hopes and fears. and who, when the
hour Of departure drew near, were close Il
hand to catch the last gentle whisper and
lingering smile Of resignation ~ tho lips
and eyes Of the dying one were being
closed by the remorseless hand Of Death.
Nay those dear friends be rewarded BY the
hand Of Heaven for their many kindnesses.
Mrs. Bradford leaves an aasctionate hus-
band, IN infant child and large circle Of
friends and relatives to mourn her untimely
fate; but dying - she did, in the fear and
favor Of God, with = firm reliance in the
power, majesty and love Of a cruci6ed
Saviour. We can but hope and believe that
their loss is her eternal gain, and that her
pure spirit, freed from earth and it, allure
ments, will constantly hover around them,
wooing them up the bright and shining
path that leads to eternal happiness and
perpetual love. A. b. G.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

G. A. R.-By circular copy Of General
Orders No. issued BY Gen. John A.
Logan, Commander. in Chief of the Grand
Army Of the Republic, We see that Dr.. W.
I. Collins, Of this city, now in Washington,
Is announced Is Assistant Adjutaut Gener-
IL on his staff.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

FISE SArE.-A. W. Bush received on
Friday An immense safe, made to order for
him BY Diebold, Bahman & Co., Of Cincin-
natl. It is finished in tho hsndsomest style,
and is warranted fire proof.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

The Library Association will meet ON
Thursday evening next At the residence Of
Mr.. z. II. Morse.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

CuARrER.-Dy the report Of the ,Lesisla-
tive proceedings We learn that Senator
Gilman has presented the new city charter,
which was read the third time and passed.
DIVISIONAL bill has been introduced in
the House by Mr.. Miner for taking of =
tier Of townships from this county and A.
tsching them to Todd county.
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~ All kinds Of Job printing, in Eng
ish, German or Norwegian, executed At
this Office. Send in your orders.

FOR RESr.-A storeroom on Washington
Inquire at this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

FlsH.-Fine fresh fish are quite plenty
in market, and are sold at reasonable iR-
ures. II bought from first hands, = ten
FOUNDER can be had for from twenty five to
fifty cents.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

Why Nor 1T is generally believed that
some bachelor will be the fortunate posses.
sor Of the ticket which will draw tho sew
ing machine at West & Co.'s. 1t would be
an inducement for him to get a wife to
''ruu The machine" and support him.
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were, O., we're \ neia little dog gones
n vop> n 0a~o l.. I

we, U, we're netn little dog g0nei
o, we're, O, we're 10 hel"
At last accounts the curtailed canine
Was in front Of West + c.. . store watching
the crowds Of people who were going there
for goods. Everybody gets tho worth Of
their money in the articles purchased, and
everybody expects to draw the Sewing
Machine.
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e-Bsware Of al limitations Of "Psrry
Davis Pain Killer such % "Killsr Of Pain, ,
10. Get the genuine. H.. p.
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NEW Rooxs.-Wm. Richardson has leas-
cd the storeroom in Brokers' Block lately
occupied BY Burbank Bros. and 10 re6ttine
it preparatory to removing his stock Of
goods there and making largo additions in
the spring. Mr.. r. during the short time
he has been here has become ono Of our
most popular merchants.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

CoxcERr.-Arrsngements are almost
completed for . vocal and instrunental
concert to he given for the benefit Of tho
library Association in about Two weeks.
The bes: homo talent VIII b engaged,
while some superior amateur singers, tenn
porarily in the city, have consented to aid
in making the concert . success Further
particulars win be given in due season.
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Ed. Barnum has been visiting his
friends in this city for the last few days.
Ed. 10 now in the hotel business 1t Sank
Centre, whore hs keeps tip-top house.
Rasei.gs Gazette.
The foregoing. 10 strictly in accordance
With kaown and existing facts. "Let il be
recorded u
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HEAVY TAxEs.
NAlxE PRA11Is, Feb. 18th, 1888

~. MAINS PAAlRls, Feb. 10th, 1868.
i Ep1roR JouRSA1.-The people Of this
place Aud themselves taxed in the most
burdensoms manner this year. We are
willing 10 pay what seems just and right,
but it does look as though money was BE-
ing squandersd by the County, ~ our tax
- are 90 high. What does Ill this money
90 fort .~~s "a. a. r., TAX PAYER.
Thu people Of Maine Pra,ris are, IN.
Fortunately, not tho, only ones Who com.
plain Of enormous taxation. It Is felt in
every township of,,As county, St. Cloud
included. Just 7hat the money 10 appro-
priatsd for ws cannot tell. and the Com
missioners do not seem 70 desire that the
people should bs informed. We under
stand that At their last session the
Board allowed bills to the amount Of
about tso tAossand five Assdred dollars, and
At the same session refused to provide for
tho further official publicat: on Of Ii cir pro-
eeedings, though it was being done BY both
papers At half rates. They decline to A.
low man to pay one or two coats addi-
tion.l for the sake Of learning in detail tho
action Of the Commissioners in regard to
roads, bridges, school matters and general
taxation, but give him The alternative Of
in ignorance or coming 10 81.
Cloud at IN expense Of from i've to twenty
dollars. and looking over the Andltor's re-
ports. This may be economy, but 70
loubt very seriously il tho people appreci.
ito it in that light.
While on this subject We Would soy
hat We believe the tax payers Of st. Cloud
would be better satisfied, and complain less,
{ tho Council would cause to b published
he last financial statement. The people
lever grudge the money that is appropria-
ed BY officials in informing them Of the
ase made Of the public funds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-20

Rad the Testimonials Of Aliens Lung
Balssm and Pain Killer, in Pain Killer Al
maaac for 1868.
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New 0rist NAN Completed-saw Mlll
steadily. n Work-Dusiness Psespsri.
~ ofsNsW Londen-VVhat 1t has and
what it wants. . ~.'~ ,s3
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suPrE1.-A supper win be given At
Brokers' Hall tomorrow evening BY tho
young ladies Of the Methodist Church for
the benefit Of the pastor. All who 20 may
rest assured Of = good time. Tickets Is
cents; children % cents.
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e.. l.. -Alles's Lung Bslssm IL warranted to
eurs, coughs, colds, H., Or The money vii
b REFUNDED. z*..... > v. ~ s. go
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HARPER'S BAZAAR.

"a Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
and InstructiOn.''
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l. MAGNOLIA wATlR.-A dslishtiul toilet
.. tiele-supsrior 10 Cologas ana st hslf
the price. 49,. = : - - '''
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FoH Rsx7.-A double dwelling house,
pleasantly located, will be rented 70 one or
two families. Iaquirs st this Office. ..
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-Low-necked dresses are the mode in
Paris, and they are daily becoming lower.
In price, 10 doubtless meant.
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SPL ENOID PREMIUMS FOR 1868

Every new subscriber to Ec1EcT1c for 1868, paying
s In advance, will receive either OF the following
beautiful chrome oil paintings:
BASKET OF PEACHES,
Size, 9x11;
PIPER AND NUT CRACKERS,
Size,7x
The above are exact copies Of original oil paintings
and are executed by Prang Co. in the highest style
of art or, IN place Of them, we will send either Of
our Fine Steel Engravings, Washington at Valley
Forge, Return from Market Sunday Morning.
For Two subscribers and SO 90, we will send the
beautiful Chrome Poultry Life-Sizc u ks.
For three subscribers and $500, copy of
wEBsTEas NATIONAL PICTORIAL DICTIONARY,
one Volume of oio pages containing 600 pictori
ii illustrations, price Six Dollars copy Of Rosa
Bonheurs celebrated piece, Shetland Ponies-s!zc,
81 12L For Five subscribers and $25, the beauti-
f1f chrome, after a painting by W. NJ. Brown, of
Strawberries size IL Is, and for Ten subscribers and
$50, complete set of the Handy Volume of Shaks-
reare, in thirteen volumes, bound in full morocco,
most beautiful edition issued; price, SIS,
TERMS OF THE ECLECTIC.
Single copies ~ cents; one cory, ono year, 81 800:
two copies one. year, $500; fvo copies. one ye"r,
5000. Address W II. RDWELL,
. 49,: - Beekman st.. New York
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"A few more fine suits Of clothing left
at earns store, to be sold for next to moth
Ing in order to close all out.
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'@Canst thou not minister 10 mind diseased.
And, with some sweet, oblivious antidote,
Cleanse the foul bosom Of the psfilouD stu6
That Weighs upon the heart n
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s ~ The rest ebes 81 Rockville h,. .b.an'
1o-sststlishsd. .5.;ws. ~
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RusAwAr.-Mr. -- Kennedy WAS
driving along St. German street on Friday
when in turning the corner ON Jefferson
avenue, the sleigh attempted tho reversible
movement and with marked success. Mr..
Kennedy made tasty departure from the
conveyance, and demonstrated to the COM
plete satisfaction Of everybody but himself
that although "a rolling stone could gath
or no moss, " he could rapidly convert him
self into an aceumulsting SLOW ball with
Two hundred revolutions per minute. The
horse dashed around for . while and re-
turned to his stable, without doing any
damage to the sleigh.
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Notwithstanding the piles Of goods auc.
TONED of BY earns he has still more left,
which win be sold very low. Call and see.

toned OF BY earns he has still more LEFT,
which win be sold very low. Call and see.
"A BIO OAr.-Friday WAS = DAY big with
events, some Of which would ''stir fever
in the blood Of age" and elevate the capil-
lsrles on The eaputs Of stout men like ''quills
upon the fretfal porcupine." The forenoon
opened auspiciously with . magnificent dog
fight At tho corners, which was witnessed
BY IN excited and enthusiastic assembly Of
youth, diminutive and undiminutive. Our
'ususlly: quiet town.. had scarcely grown
calm again, when pair Of bobs and waR-
on box Immediately preceded BY . span Of
horses, which appeared DESTROYS Of SNUFF.
fng the air Of liberty Or going home for
their osts, dashed up St. German street
regardless Of consequences, and broad
cast distribution Of tinware and other wi.
usbles was the result. A dog train, seized
with the spirit Of emulation, came down
Washington avenue 1t brsak-neck speed,
demolishing the .lsds and .ppurten.nces
thereunto belonging. In the midst Of al
this excitement, policeman aaspard was
reckless enough to arrest book peldler
who was endeavoring to dispense informa-
ton among The people without city H.
cense. Ho, tho hignorance of the hage
Very soon after Is our friend H. vas driv-
ing up tho avenue With his fast nag, An un-
fortunate accident to the sleigh distributed
his aldermanic proportions pretty extern
sively over the street, but without doing
any special damsge to either. Bush's big
safe, moving like : section Of the Alleeha-
MES across from the depot, vs thought the
concluding event Of the day, but the most
startling, most unexpected was still in re-
serve. As the ''shades Of night were fall
ing FAST" = man, who in appearance was
unlike any other man We ever saw, came
to our Office desk, and with . sorrovful
smile which betokened contrition for past
remissness, handed US two dollars!! He
was = delinquent!!!! He left silently a.
he came; while We have been in dread ever
since lest some avsricious damsel should
insist upon marrying Us for our money.
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Il .-rer sosshs. colds ard eon,anptiea ~
Allsa's Lung Bslsan. g q
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PER'oSAL.-Cspt. David By, hrss Pc
srolsum merchant. Of Pittsburg, 10 in town
with his family, the guests Of Rev. Camp.
bsll. Capt. B: IL very much pleased with
81. Cloud and its Business prospects, % a.
10 our Ninnesots climate. ...s -
Paul Aondon, the gsntlemanly Passenger
Agent Of the Milwaukee sad 81. Paul, and
Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen Railroads.
was in town this week hooking sitter HE in
tsrssts 81 this consolidated line. judging
from the number Of cards W go posted in
eur places Of business. he must have lost
but little time daring his short stay among
10. May his presence greet ~ often. ,"
Jos. Grandslmysr, Of The st. Paul Pion
se', called It our Office on Monday. -
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OF COPARTNERsH1p
~ Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between the un
dersigned firm name of Denison & Fox Is
by mutual consent dissolved this day. Al
debts due the firm must be paid to T. W
Denison, who will continue the business at
The old stand, and use'the firm name in
liquidation Of all debts. @-f--s
i. =-..s:s - q. ss5~- ~ r.. W. DEN1sON.
- ~..>~r.~5. JNO. B.. FOX.
St Cloud, Jan. 30th,. 1868. r. fsb6-3w
EsTRAT-Taken up BY tho undersigned, living at
p II Maine Prairie, 6tearns county, ono year old
Hss which Came his promises the nrst Of October
oaiIand ~ chafgss md tais the animal away. 49,
hh2o3w AARON sCRIBNER;
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Among i the late real estate purchases
in this city u that Of J. n. Pisces dwelling
house On Welles avenue, BY Judge Hamlin,
for $500 sndh dwelling owned by J. r.
Clark on tho blua in uper town, BY 7. ".
Denlson. FOR 1920. %G.
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DIED..

In Stillwa.er, on the 9th inst. beloved
and respected BY all who knew him, in the
Gath year Of his sge, from consumption
contracted in the service Of his country,
DI. MILTON H. PATERSON. brother Of DR.,
n. B. Patterson, Of St. Paul.
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zEs-rreshly killed dssrs, and skins of d
kinds bought at ths e. Cloud Depot. <
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For collie in horses use Pain Killer
"sure pop"
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Fon Rrxr.-The largo storeroom and Of
hees overhead on the corner Of Jefferson
svenas and St. German street. Inquire
Of J. B. Mills.
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= PAcrs OF The TIHEs.--Whils it is . mst-
tsr Of doubt whether Gen. Grant viii 10
inpeached, A. johnson appointed Military
Dictstor, or the Supreme Court veto the
Supplementary Rseonstructiea Bill, It is =
fact that The best stock Of drugs and nsdi-
eine', perfansry, toilet articles. pare liq-
uors. fine pocket cutlery, brisr and neer-
shsan pipes, kerosene, alcohol, lamps,
family medicines, TO-, north Of st. Paul is
TO be found 1t Tisknor, folmsn l. Co..,
whore they may be bought ct very low
prices for cash.
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ORANGES AND LExoNs.-Goyette has re-
ceived . lot Of fresh oranges and lemons.
They are very 6ne, and are going of fast.
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Minnesota ArD HER RAILWAYS.
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HON0N0ALIA COUNTY.

- y. st-s ~, Tsy ~ - tss*:.:.
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ST. CLOUD MARKETS.
MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR,
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

Corrected for TIE JOURNAL, BY D. n. G. Murphy 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-23

A meeting Of the cigar manufacturers was held
yesterday afternoon 10 Water street. for the pur-
pose OF forming perma organization TO adjust
all questions OF labor belonging TO the manufacture
OF cigars There was pretty large attendance and
the meeting was presided over by MIR. ID. Hrsch.
The Secretary read the minutes Of the las meeting
which were unanimously approved. The bylaws OF
the association stated that while they did not ignore
the existence OF the Cigar Makers Union they could
not In any manner c0untenance the justice OF strikes
Further that II any member Of the association should
employ the workmen OF any manufacturer VINO is
member OF the association. of his or other manufac
tory, during the existence OF any strike In that
factory, he shall not be considered member Of the
club
discussion then ensued as to the organization n
the club and the several elements that should tend
to Its final constitution. The question Of strikes
was DEBATED and In the OF the arguments ad-
duced IL was suggested that the committee OF the
cigar makers and cigar manufacturers should he
brought together In order to bring the differences
hitherto existing between them 70 close 10 APP
peared, from the statements put forward that for
the past few weeks a strike mas been fOmenting
among the cigar makers in consequence, they al
Iege. OF the small amount which they derive for
their labor. The manufacturers however contend
ed that they are perfectly willing to acquesce In any
reasonable arrangement and that the purposes Of
the present organization are mainly directed TO-
wards the suppression OF any unwarranted
demand After some matters had been discussed
the following manufacturers were appointed as an
executive committee:-M Halkle, M. Brock,
Kerbs Banford, Schroeder, Fret, Haitcom, Schmttt
regular transaction OF business should be entrusted
TO the executive committee. and after the initatory
fees had been handed in and the prelminares or
the organization arranged the meeting adjourned.
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UNITED STATES ATTORNEY GENERAL svAaTs.

the leading members Of the New York bar on the
2s.h ut in letter couched In the most compliment
airy language, congratulated william NJ. Evarts on
his accession to the office OF Attorney General OF the
United States. 1t was signed by ffty.eght gentle
men Of the most brilliant talent as lawyers and
pleaders, and is as subjoned:-
Mr.. WILLIAM NJ EvARTs DEAR SIR-The undersigned,
your brethren New York bar have Witnessed with
unegned satisfaction your accession to the Office Of Attorney
General OF the United Sates They regard this selection
the highest compliment which could be paid to bar and
this crisis in national history the duties of the law officer
Of the general just OF fcicitaon and
pride.
sentiment the profession the community when
that acceptance of this post ut serious sacrifice to
yourself reflects the highest credit upon you citizen and
patriotic spirit which may well challenge imitation
Entertaining for personally the warmest sentiments
OF regard and DESTROYS OF nterchangng congratulations with
number cordially invite you the bar OF this city
dinner at such time will be most consistent with
official and private en- agements.
To this Mr. Evarts replied under date OF the Attor
ney Generals office Washington, October IL, as
fOliOwS:-
should indeed be nsensble to kindness and
Indifferent TO honor deeply affected by the
sentiments Of cordial letter, inviting 10 meet the bar
Of the city Of New York At the dinner which tender me IN
their name.
That my brethren with whom my whole life has been
spent the strenuous contests Of the profession should do
the favor TO feel personal interest," and the honor TO
general satisfaction, In holding the professional
position Of Attorney General Of the United States more
grateful to me than other form OF public appreciation
could possibly be.
am quite sure that may without msgivng accept this
genial invitation heartily has been offered, and vii
day the coming month OF November your
venienee may name. am gentlemen, With sea rpspet
TO MessTs r. b. CurrIsa, CnAgLrs oCoSoR, VILLA,
NircnELI, JAMES 4. BRADY and others
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NATURALIZATION.

The occupation OF the disnterested patriots who
have been actively engaged for The past two months
in putting through" candidates for American
citizenship Is well nigh gone. The business was
conducted actively in the beginning OF the season
that bur few remain to be naturalized. On Monday
and Wednesday the courts were thronged with APP
plicants, but on yesterday there was per-
ceptible falling or In the number Of Teutonic
and lIibernian candidates for citizenship. Judge
McCunn, who, since his return from Europe,
has devoted himself to the work Of naturalization,
was not 80 much pressed yesterday as usual, and
Judge Barrett, in the Common Pleas, was engaged
only short time In the early part OF the day. Very
little naturalization business has been done In the lat
ter court OF late, being pretty generally understood
that Judge Barrett Is too particular IN his inquiries
to suit the wishes or the ward managers. For the
last three days the average number naturalzed IN
all the courts did not exceed loo 10 200 per day Dur
ing the earlier part OF the month the naturalization
OF from 500 to 1000 persons daily was not unusual
Most OF the alien residents In New York who
titled to naturalization have already received their
papers and consequently the courts do not present
the crowded appearance which characterized them
in September and In the early part OF the present
month. Friday the I'D will be the last day Tor
naturalization previous TO the elections; but the
courts will be open for candidates for citizenship
who do not desire 10 participate in the approaching
contest.