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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-09
Need of Rest.

A writer in LppinooHS Magazine says;
Head-workers need more rest than hand
workers. The old saw precisely inverted
the proprieties of the case, SO far as in in
volved them, declaring "seven hours sleep
to suffice the student, eight the laboTing
man, and nine the fool The hours of hard
brain work destroys, as before observed,
mere nervous tissue, and cause a greater
substrSction of the phosphates from the sys-
TEN than gu ordinary days work at mere
mechanical labor, the proportion OF grains
lin weight being as s6.77. Above every
thing else, brain-workers need sleep, early
sleep and late sleep, and enough in the
middle to feel ''rea! stupidn at the end oft.
Stupidity is precisely the condition into
which this class Of toilers should manage
and devise and strive to get themselves for
time, longer or shorter, each twenly-four
hours. Nothing rests the brain and the
whole working system like it. Narcotic
stupidity. the product of ale. tobacco or
wine, is not the thing referred to, though
in emergencies this may perhaps, be had
resource to as a medicine, but the quiet,
| reposeittl reaiWstment of the nervous con-
hditiou and the reoharging with vital force
of the nerve batteries, the contacts not yet
closed, the galYanic currents, therefore not
vet set in motion, but only filling up the
system with blind, diffused feeling OIL
| healthy sensations and reserved efficiency
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Evening Dispatches to the Associated Press.
eEORerA-Reward for the a A..a..lr

GEORGHA-Reward for the ssaaaIns
of LherIf Runn.
ATLANTA, Ca, November 9.--Governor
Bullock issues a proclamation offering a
reward of $4,000 for the arrest and eonvic-
ton OF the person or persons who caused
the death of Albert g. Rufin, Sheriff of
Richmond county, who was killed in an
election riot at Augusta,
DELAWARE Supreme Lodge KnIEh's
of PythlNs-Deiegates from LOuIsI-
sna, etc.
WILMINGTON Del. November 9-The Su-
prene Lodge of Knights Pythias, composed
of delegates from New York, Pennsylva-
mia, New Jersey, Delaware, Maryland,
the District of Columbia, Virginia. Louis
Supreme Chancellor Samuel Read, of New
Jersey, presiding. The order numbers
40,000 in the States represented.
MIsCELLANEOUs- of the
General Meade and AIarmIOn Steam
ship Collision = COnsee cation of IA
Bishop.
New YORK, November 9.-The steamer
General Meade collided with the Marmion.
| from Savannah, near the Scotland Light
Ship, cutting the Marmion below the water
| line.
TIE Meade brought off the passengers
and part of the crew Of the Marmion, but
ran on to the Jersey fats to prevent
sinking. The 'Lackawanna has gone to the
Marmions assistance. The latter has sunk
to her decks, but has plenty of assistance.
BUFFALO, November Bishop S.
Ryan was consecrated yesterday in the
p essence of 1000 people.
Klver Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, November Q, IL A. M
Barometer 30,lO. Wind southwest and
light.
Arrived: Ship Caledonia, Carter, fifteen
| days from Bath, Maine, with hay and stones
to Meeker, Knox & Co.. schooner Angelina
Ward, fourteen days from Utilla, with fruit
to J. B. Pigniola & Co.
Sailed; Steamships Mariposa, Concordia
DeSoto, Crescent and Austin.
| VICKsBURG, November J.-Passed down
Thompson Dean at II a. NJ yesterday
Up: Continental at / A. NJ. yesterday
Ruth at two this A NJ, and Mollie Able a
ten this A. NJ. River stationary.
Domestic Markets.
New YORK, November 9.-Money il
demand at per cent. Sterling 1901
Gold 1342. 5-20's of '62, 1064. North Caro-
lina's 658. Virginia's ex-coupon 553; do
new 81. Tennessee's 60; do. new 6Ss.
Flour and wheat dull. Corn shad
tirmer Pork unsettled, at S27 75@2S
Lard dull. Cotton quiet; middling up
lands 25c. Turpentine 44lc. Rosin dull
Common 81 25; strained So 1902 so.
Foreign Markets.
LoNpoN, November 8, Noon.-Consol
unchanged. Bonds Isl.
FRANKFoRT, November 9.-Bonds stead
f at 2s3,
LIVERPOOL. November Q, Noon--Cotto
quiet; sales 10000 bales. Breadstuffs firm
Corn 3Ss. Cd. Flour 27s. Turpentine firm
LIVERPOOL November Q, Atternoon.-Co
ton quiet Corn 3Ss Sd, Lard dull at &c;
H1vRE, November Cotton 139 on II
spot; 125 afoat.
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PARIS.
WASHINGTON.

Ae-A'suo Oh Legal Ienders-Nhe Next
COngr~ss-RIght of Way Over IsIhmus
of Dariea-A Republican Cong ressman
Elected In Kentucky-GeneraI Grant
Declines Public HecC rtial
Law in n PO=IlOn of Arkansas-The
Treaty with IL ally.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Secretary
McCulloch decides that he has the power
to reissue legal tenders redeemed, but not
cancelled, provided the amount outstand-
ing don't exceed four hundred millions.
General Candy visited the President to.
day preliminary to his departure for Texas.
The complexion of the next Cen
gress will be: Senate, fitty-seven Re-
publicans to eleven Democrats; House, one
hundred and forty-two Republicans to
eighty three Democrats.
Later dispatches from Minister johnson
do not indicate that the details ior settle
ment of the Alabama claims have assumed
definite shape.
Negotiations for the right of way over
the Isthmus of Darien are progressing IA
vorably. Mr.. Seward and the Colombian
Minister are in perfect accord.
Mr.. McCulloch has ordered the reissue of
ten millions of three per cent temporary
loan to relieve the money market.
General Horace Brooks, Colonel of the
Fourth Artillery, succeeds General Candy
here.
A special from Lexington, Ken
lucky, says Mr.. Barnes, Republican, has
carried the Eighth Kentucky District by
1000 majority.
The following is General Grants letter
declining a reception:
al will make no formal reply, but wish
you would say to the gentlemen in charge
of the movement that would much prefer
returning quietly to my home without de-
monstration. / appreciate their motives,
aud will take the will for the deed"
Customs receipts from twenty-sixth to
thirty-frst, inclusive, S26G5, 900.
Private dispatches received at Memphis
state that Clayton declares martial law in
eleven counties in Arkansas.
WASHINGTON, November THE debt
| statement shows an increase of coin inter-
est-bearing debt, 81 500, 900; decrease in
the currency-bearing debt, Sll000000;
decrease in seven-thirties 100000; de-
crease of matured debt, $4,000, 900; bonds
issued to the Pacific Railroad Company,
$4,000, 900; coin increased, $6,50O,000;
currency decrease, $3,000,000.
The treaty with Italy provides for the
surrender of persons charged with the fol-
lowing crimes: Murder, attempt to COM
nit murder, rape, arson, piracy and mutiny
on shipboard, wherever the crew or part
of crew thereof, by fraud or violence
against the commander, have taken posses
sion of the vessel, burglary, forgery, fabri
cation or circulation of counterfeit money
and embezzlement of public money.
The provisions of this treaty will no
apply 70 any crime or offense Of politica
character, and any person or persons de
livered up for the crimes enumerated shall
in no case be tried for any ordinary Grim,
committed previously to that for which hi
or their surrender is asked. This conven
ton is to continue in force FIVE years.
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Evening Dresses.

A novelty in evening dresses is change
able silk Of green and red, showing the
green more than the red. The front
breadth is plain. with narrow folds OF a
delicate green, q few inches apart, for a
half pard, the upper folds running around
the entire skirt, Beginning at the seams
of the front breadth is wide hounce
around the bottom, set on with tluting of
the same material. Narrow satin folds
cover the seams joining the front AMI side
breadths, put on In the form of chain links;
the ends Joined and edged with fringe,
which falls over the upper fold. The back
breadths are full and long, but have no
panniers, The corsage is in the Pompa-
dour style, quite low in front, with tuting
of lace, aud above this point lace edging,
which extends around the neck, and coat
sleeve with lace at the head. There Is also
a low corsage for full evening dress with
seollops around the neck and sleeves, and
futing of lace above these seollops.
A dress recently made up for the evening
is composed of pink silk .underskirts,
trained, with an overskirt of delicate drab
satin, putfed at the back with ribbon and
fosettes.E putting of lace is worn under
| the low bodice, and the sleeves have q fall
of lace below the elbow.
Another is made in the tunie style, with
a founce headed BY folds of satin and
fringe. The tunie is Of black Spanish
lace, testooned at the sides with roses and
ribbons, of the same shade as the dress,
The corsage is high with coat sleeves
having one puff on top. The sleeves aud
eorsage are partly covered with lace. The
edge of the lace tuui3 and sleeves arr
trimmed with fringe, Black lace owe
eolored silks and satins will be yer.
| fashionable.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-09
NEW YORK.


Bank statemeat-CollisIon Of Baeamers-
Loss OF the AEarmIOn.
New YORK, November 8.-The bank
statement of loans advanced S5,753,000;
deposits decreased, 6,39l 900; specie in
creased, S5, 5,S26,0OO; legal tenders de-
creased, $l4, ,423, 900; circulation decreased,
100000. --.. ...-.
Arrived: steamer Wilmington, from Gal
weston.
The steamship General Meade, hence for
New Dreams, struck the Marmion, from
Savannah, near Scotland Lightship, amid
ships, cutting her down below water line
The General Meade took off part of her
crew and passengers, but returning, she
was run on the Jersey fats to prevent her
from sinking. Steamer Lackawanna has
7oue to the assistance Of the Marmion.
The elegant country residence of Alex
1der J. Bergen, at Islip, Long Island,
burned from a defective fiue. Loss $4,000
The insurance covers $4,000. -.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-09
EUROPE.

Queen IsnbeIIa at P0riG-NO Proposition
will be Entertained for the Sale of
Onba-The Portuguese Expedition to
Mozambique,
PARIS, November Queen Isabella is
here.
BRUSSELS, November THE Madrid cor
respondent of the Independence Beige, writes
that the Provisional Government will not
entertain any proposition for the sale of
Cuba.
LISBON, November 7.-AccouRts have
been received of the annihilation of the
Portuguese expedition in Mozambique,
South Africa. It consisted of 600 soldiers
with artillery, but sixty of whom escaped
to the coast, the natives capturing every
thing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-09
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON BA'

VALUABLE IMPROVED PhOPEhTH ON bA'
rome street, Fourth District, succession Of
Frederick Lutt-No. 80 S53-Second District
Court of New Orleans.
DYPLACIDE j. SPEAR, AUOTIONEER,
DAY, s twenty fS i Soys@bsr lsss at L o'clock
NJ, will be sold at the Merchants and Auc
and sss By AND n
pursuance of an order from the Honorable Louis
New SrIeans. bearing date September ii, 1858, for
account Of the above succession, the following de-
s'flOeSS SRRRTxN RRsGTPxN LOT " OF GROUND with all the
building and improvements thereon situated in the
Fourth District of this city, the same being part OF
the lot Of ground designated by the number nine in
the square No. l27, when is bounded BY Baronne,
the TSu6ourg Livaudais deposited in the office of +.
GrimA, Notary Public in this city said piece OF
iot number nine which adioins the lot designated
BY the number eight on the said plan and measures assures
the same width in the rear by depth on the line
aydng ssd p9Toin 9f gFS1pbS tb dsptb on
opposite said hne, between parallel lines which
TSs om oreSao HeSTser BY act passed be-
ore A. Here Jr. notaEy puolle IN TINS city on tne
hundred dollars JsisoC in the Obligations to be
taken by the purchaser to assume the payment Of a
Mrs Lutt to her own order, and by her indorsed,
datS9 thirty first January ls6 for the sum OF fifteen
interest at eight per cent; per annun from date,
till paid, together with all the interests ACCRUED
and to accrue thereon. the payment of which
note has been postponed to the thirty
frst January. 1869 said iterest to 5e assumed over
and above the purchase price, and the balance at
credit of year in the note divided into coupons
if required of the purchaser his own order, ana
by MIN indorsed, bearing interest at The rate OF
eight per cent per annum from date until paid dom
ieflated at the Louisiana State bank, to be
secured by vendors lien and privilege and mort
gage on the property ssld, with the clause of
non aIiendo, five per cent lawyers tees in case
Of suit tor the recovary of the amount OF
saId more or coupons; tse purchaser to keep
the buildings insured until the payment and up 70
the full amount OF sao uote, and to transfer the
polcy OF insurance to said Mrs, Lutt and to assume
the payment of the taxes Tor the current year on
said property eOllectable in 1859 as an additional
consideration over and above the purchase price.
Acts of sale together with Internal Revenue
stamps, etc. before L. G.. GOttschalk ESQ., hotAry
| Public at the expense of the purchaser.
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RY @. f. GIRARDEY a CO., AUC-
ID tioneers-NiSholasy J. Hoey. AuctionseT19tiSe =
twenty first November 1858 at twelve oclock NJ at
the Merchants aud Auctioneers Exchange, on Royal
the city Of New Orleans, BY virtue Of an order Of
the Hon A. Bouanchaud, Judge of said Parish
dated at Pointo Coupee, thirteenth October. 1868,
will be sold at public auction the following described
Monotte, deceased, for the purpose of eifectIng a
p%Ft9R between 1e srs n e sas sfSsa ,ad
bounGed Sa fi5s' By LbsiS franRn Etaso and RsS
by Pile Murray. annexed to the inventory of said
streets and measures IS feet inch front on Liberty
street. by 81 feet inches in depth and front on Erato
street, between parallel lines The improvements
comprise story house, having grocery store in
'front.' two rooms in rear and one story Kitchen with
two rooms, two sterus, known as No. 34l Liberty,
corner of Erato street.
Lot Adioins the above and measures S5 feet II
inches front Liberty street. by 81 feet inches in
depth, between parallel lines. The improvements
comprise double 2nestory PRICK mouse witn ionr our
term, yard paved and known as No. A7 Liberty
Lor adioins the above lots in the rear and meas
ures 6 feet inches front Erato street. by o. feet
IN depth between parallel lines. The improyemepts
rooms; one story Kitchen, with four rooms yards
eps and So To EO Street
The above lots are subdivisions OF the or gtnal
2. TWO LOTS OF GROUND at GENTLY, fau.
boure Trsme Third District Of ,thi. city, designated
as Lots and Of square g. plan by DE Armas, ht
teenth February, 1873, deposited with j. L. Holland,
Notary Public, as plan No. a.
Said lots adjon each other, and measure together
SO feet inches and line front Gently road. t3
feet inches vice IN reSr, I2I tset lnGnes and
lines deep on line Of lots Nos g. II and u, by 2feet
5 inches and line front Clay street.
Terms-Onethird of the price of adjudication
cash in u s. Treasury notes, and the balance on a
credit OF one and two years from the day of sale.
The purchasers to furRish their notes made in cou'
pons payable to their own order and by themselves
ndorssd bearing interest ut the rate of eight per
| cent per annum from the date Of sale until hnai
payment with vendors privilege and special mort
gage the property solo, with the clause OF hye
per cent attorneys fees in OF suit to recover
payment of any Of the notes. The Improvements to
Be kept fully insured and policies transferred tothe
| holders of the notes. Purchasers to assume pay
I ment of all taxes for the year 1853
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex
pense of the purchasers before t. o. Stark, Notary
| Public
8. Two Scrps of the Home Mutual Insurance
y Company Of New Orleans. One No, $685. of yeal
1865 for 500 and one No 35s of year 1861, for S30
| TERMS for Sorip-Cash in U. S. Treasury notes
oc20 81 moi ia 20
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EUROPE.
PaphI A rmy DePIeted-BaTk Buried at
seR-Tr0Ops for Havana from spain.

Papal A rmy DePIeted-BarE Buried at
seR-Troops for Havana from Spain.
LONDON, November S.-Dispatches from
Italy report the Papal army depleted by
increasing desertions.
The Liberal party estimate their majority
in the next House over one hundred. The
female suffrage was argued at great length
in the Court of Common Pleas. \ fall
bench decision given on Monday. Much
Interest.
LIVERPOOL November S.-The bark Kate
Darton, from Liverpool for Bombay. was
burned at sea. The captain and ten Of
the crew arrived at ST, ueleaa-late OF
the others unknown.
MaDRfD November S.-Serrano has con-
irmed Prim as Commander-n-Chiei of the
Spanish armies. A brigade OF infantry
sails for Havana on the fifteeAth. The de-
partdre Of General Dulee is postponed to
December.
Acting on advice Of the General of the
Army the Provisional Government viii dis
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MlSCELLA.NEOUS.
=AIknn ms COnEressmen-M Martial L aw II,

AR kan ms CODRressmen-M Martial L aw To-
bay.
LOUISVILLE, November S.-The Courier
and Journal have consolidated and will ap-
pear tomorrow as the Louisville Courier
and Journal.
LITTLE Rock, November S.-Rogers, De-
mocrat, is elected to Congress from the
second district. Second and third doubt
full. Martial law will be extended over
Little Rock and Pulaski counties on Mon
day. ,HH
OTTAWA, Canada, November s.--Lord
Monck sails for Europe on Monday. Gen.
eral Windham administers the affairs OF the
government until Sir John Young arrives.
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CUBA.

LersundI will Shoot the Rebel Leaders.
Havana, November 7.-Lersundi has de-
termined to shoot the rebel leaders hailing
from San Domingo and the Spanish Main.
HAVANA, November Z. Steamer Rapidan,
from New York for New Orleans, arrived
OF noon to-day.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, PIANOS AND


DYJ. DEJA AN, Jr., AUOTIONEER, OFF, =
ID No. Is3 Grayier street. will be sold On 81
NEsDAH, NoY emher II, 1865, AZ eleven oclocF, A
M AT his new Auction Room. No, ls3 GraYieT stEse''
corner Qarondeiet-
Mahogany and Walnut BedsteAds, Armoirs, Mar
bic Top bureaus Washstands Sofas, Spring =
Chairs, Marble Top Centre Tables, Marble Top
EtsgeEe, Sidsboards Extension Tables, Cane and
Wood Seat Chairs, HAtraeks, Double 3 ID singls
Safes. Mattresses. Carpets, Paintings. etc,
--ALsO-
One large invoice of Walnut and Poplar extra
Misses Cottage Beds. Walnut and Painted Cottage
bedroom sets.
TeTmz-Cash in United States Treasury n0tss.
pG2
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ruRNIruRE-FuRNITuRE.

p1 AEONTGOMERY BROS. - CO.
r. n. MONTGOMERY. Auetionesr-Will be sold on
TUESDAY November 10, 1858 At II O'Clock. ~ Old
1nctlon Mart. No. 81 Camp street -,
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD EUHNI
lure, such as Rosewood Mahogany. and Walnut
edsteada, Bureaus, Armoirs, WasbataLcz, MAdogA'
u and Walnut Tetes, Sofas, Spring Seat Chairs,
ldehoards, Extension Tables. Velvet and Brasseii
larpeta French Plata Mirrors. Mattresses. EngrAv'
ngl Paintings, Cooking Stoves and Utensils, stc.,
sng the contents of several well sfurniahed houssh
ALSO
large invoice Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
|e4t Chairs, etc.
kkBaH-QAah.
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ALABAMA.

Legislative Dimensions = Further Re
turn.
MONTGOMERY, November THE Legis-
lature spent the entire day in discussing
whether this is the beginning of new
session or the continuation of the old one.
Returns from thirty counties give Dem
ocratic majorities OF 1881, and Republi-
can majorities of 29,600. The remaining
are white counties and will probably over
come the majorities of the negro counties
Result is still doubtful.
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LOUISIANA ELEcTroN.-By the returns
{ ON Ouachita parish it appears that the
votes were for Morey 1922, Kennedy q,
both Republicans, McCranie, Democrat,
1907,
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PROPERTY ON LIVE OAK STREET. FoI NJ
ing the corner of Dufossat street. City of Jeffer.

DY CHARLES E. PORTER, AUG
- tioneer-0fhce No. 4s Exchange Alley,-TU rs
DAY, December !, 1858 at IL O'Clock NJ will be sold
at the Mer chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street Detwe Canal and Oustomhouse streets by vir
tue of order from the Honorable the Judge of the
Parish Court for the parish of Jefferson, dated
property, viz
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situate in the
Fpuh9urg AvArt, City and Parish of Jefferson, de-
sgnated by the No. 10. in the square bounded by
Live Oak, Magazine. Belcastel and Dufossat streets
Said lot measures thirty feet front on Live Oak
street. by depth of one hundred feet, American
measure, between parallel lines Said lot forms the
corner Of Liveoak and Dufossat streets.
1erms-Cash in United States Treasury notes.
Act of sale before p L. Laresche, notary public at
the expense of the purchaser, including United
States Internal Revenue stamps.
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AUCTION SALES.

oPELOUsAs RAILROAD BoND--sUooESsIoN
of Mrs. Sarah Hsbben Goodman, wife of j. G.
Ellis I
pY G. E. GIRARDEY d CO., AUG
- tionssrs-Nioh4lss y. AoeEt Aqctionesr-ofioe
n, ls6s, at twelve o'clock M. at the Merchants
and Auotioneers Exchange on Royal street,
Z. M pSyiSneau3 Judse Of Il The Second on 'n District
COURT the. parish Of Orleans numbering Il $50
of the docket Of said court, rendered in the above
entitled matter, and dated the twenty first October
1865
A Bond Of the New Orleans, Qpeousas and Great
Western Railroad Com pany, No. Is, for one thou
sand dollars, with coupons attached.
Terms.Cash in United States Treasury notes.
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Mondays Dispatches to the Associated Press.
WARRINGTON.


WASHINGTON, November 8.-General
Grant has arrived. No demonstration n
made here. Mr.. Colfsx arrives tomorrow.
Congress merely meets and adjourns on the
tenth.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

Five Republican. and Two Democratic
COngressmen.
WILMINGTON, November Returns are
sufficient to show that the State has gone
for Grant by a considerable majority,
though the Conservatives have made large
gains. The Congressional delegation
stands five Republicans to two Democrats.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

General Grant at HarriAburg-He Bows
Thanks TO the People.
HARR-spuRG, November Grant is here
en- route to Washington. He merely bowed
thanks to the cheers Of the ereTd 10 whom
be was introduced,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-09

The True So1tt1erper is the name of a new
paper published at Tampa, Florida. tad
vocates the principles of the Republican
pArtV.
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The latest heard from Frank Blair be
was among his genial friends, the Br ick
Pomeroy Democrats of New York. I hey
were all practicing the latest style-he ing
on high old Gre eisn Bender.