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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

Those powers he exercises the domain OF negro min
strelsy with an earnestness and an JUNCTION that are
extremely affecting-sO that the sympaiheue auul
tor of his acting is frequently reminueu ina
the springs Of weeping and Of laughter lie SIDE Dy sue
He has chosen. also, good company OF cO1aporers ~ INC
Ethiopian art, Of whom Mr.. UnswOrt' Is
comca an Irish negro The particular merits OF these
several artists will doubtless engage attention from
time 10 time the season passes For the moment IL 10
enough to say that the performers work tOse'ner III
most harmonious manner, and present an enter
which, Of its class the best offered to the NeW-ioA
public-ful OF character that is and lusrous VIII 0o
calty 1t is understood be Mr. Bryants design 10 ap
peal not less the refined portion OF the community
than the careless multitude OF lovers OF fun anu
We cannot doubt that he will demonstrate, in crowded
houses and OVERLOOKING treasury throughout the sea
son. that there Is needful antagonsm between nrVn
and modesy and that the ancient prestige OF the name
OF Bryant Is still undmmed in the realm of Ethiopian
Minstrelsy. y,g
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Ristori tonight, at the French Theater, as
Isabella Sudre- in Sister Theresa"
At Niblo's, the Olympic, and the New York
Theater, the White Fswn' "Humpty Dumpty anu
paris and Helen" may be seen, as usual
"All HallOw Even and --latest from New
York make up the bin, at the Broadway Theater,
for tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams in both
plays
The regular season. at Wallack's Theater, is
TO close two weeks hence "The White Cockade will be
PLAYED every night. Mr.. John BrOugham begins the
Summer season, at this theater, with MS LOTTERY oI
Life"
The indianapolis Journal is enthusiastic in its
praise OF the acting Of Mr. Charles Pope who lately took
benefit In Indianapolis, and played Bepheg0r ne mas
been known to us as hard student aud conscientious
worker in his profession, and glad to note the
signs Of his success
1.-THE Spirit of Seventy or the Coming
Woman " sprightly wOrdei farce ridcung extravaganza
ideas on the subject of WOmans Rights has been pub
shed at Boston by Messrs Little Brown. 1t was lately
played Selwyns Theater in Boston, and has been prl
yatey acted here in successful manner by members OF
the Rev. o. b. FrOthingham's Society.
An entertainment for the benefit of sick
and disabled soldiers and the widows and orphans OF
soldiers who persisted in the for the Union Will DO
given at Steinway Hall Wednesday evening, under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Union Relief Fund Horace
Greeley will preside Among the performers are Hiss
Minnie Hauck SgnOr Errani, and r. and +. Lsteman.
Numerous readings will be given by DOestcks and Alder
man Rooney There is charitable cause which should
more nearly touch hearts OF this people and we trust
the proposed entertainment will be witnessed by an
Overlooking audience.
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AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL AND STATISTICAL


On last Saturday evening the newly-elected
Council Of the American Geographical and Statistical So
cety met at their the Cooper Institute for
the purpose of organizing for the ensuing year VIM
Remsen esq., was temporarily called TO the chair. on
motion Of Mr.. Remsen the Hon. f. A. Conklng was unaI
imOusly elected permanent chairman OF the COunc
for the coming yeal and E. r. STRANGELY as secretary
After transacting the usual amount OF routine business
the Secretary presented the following interesting
letter. addressed TO him by Mr. T. H. Perkins, u B. Con-
sui at ST. CrOix. West Indies: -. -.
U. Consulate, ST CR0Ix, W. J., April 20 l56d
SIR NJ ship sphinx Capt A. Hamilton, has recently US
the Of asceranng any difference has
sounag BY the late earthquakes Capt n informs
discovered change nc0se rough sketch copied
from bis deep sonrdng which be OF interest TO The So
particular object for which be vas sent
here the Admiralty but also showing the geological formation OF
sud the pactaby Of cable He remarked 10 me tn,
e thought the depth would make those who were thinking saoe
paying concern The Loo hboms on hams
Bluff bottom within u miles from the shore and proves ~
CrOI immense submarine mountain An VIII
great respect. your obetent servant i. II. PERSiSs
H. Consul and member Am Geog and Stat Society
To tn Secretary Geog and Stat Society, Hes-fork
ON motion OF Hon. Charles +. DAILY, II was resolved
that thanks be presented 20 Mr. Perkins for his highly IN
terestng aud valuable communication and that the same
be published the forthcoming Journal OF the Socleys
transactions. On motion, the Council then ADJOURNED
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MARRIED

FELT-DoUGHrYn Cincinnati, Nay a. Trinity Church b. the
Doughty OF Cincinnati
HALL-NBWhAN-oa Wednesday May o. the the
brides parents ~ the Rev Stevens, Mr. Thomas A. Hall ss4
Miss Josephine Newman. No cards.
oyBRrON- BoURoSAS-on wednesaaT May 20, 1903 th.
dence brides parents. Charles Rachel K
daughter Christian Bouosan, both Of this Ohcang csrgy
man J. b. HarienbeFgh, d. d. No cards.
TAYLOR-MUNSONln Washington D. c.. Thursday the 2ls
H. DeekeTI assisted by the Rev b. B,tesgs
Rev. A. A. Taylor Pastor OF the Bridge st. PresbJtesz
Church c. Miss Lucy T. daughter Of the late T. b.
Mluson esq, Of Munsons Hill. Virginia No cards
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ATTEMPTED BLACKMAILTNG.

Mr.. Reuben Swan, connected with the nrm OIL
Messrs Lathrop Luddingon Co.. at No. $50 Broadway.
received the following Letter on sa S y @ORs last
SIR. write this matter Of bushes. and trust ba'ne"
man will receive your immediate attention write in behalf Of
person pressing want Of $50 leave SeEiorE ior TIE
West sor calling because can AID him and be
700 your character position IN fact al man
bold, honor before h fellow men When say that have the
speak only the truth You in one moment that am MY
PsSd mus. Ss prompt, met slch make.
am on 0S1 ss ' a h a bS, Ard give yon Sarns our
demand not met would not hs; a. instant 1' 70 ny eoo
man, wOO trouble and wout rot p9E only am in
Ssss 49, ESd Sof yoa must grad Send sealed envelope
containing mentioned no, % these in1s a9s 81 w. ~!
lie ours said al that's necessary and can only wait for
Mr. Swan sent the following reply to the address indi
Gated;
NEW; Your safe to this date and you kno-
beg an interview before oanngou money how to
Sao an ~ 93nsn9s s 1g e n ae Srps SO
morning a, O'clock Trusting this vii be satisfactory until We
Apparently, the operator kept the appointment made
by SIR swan for yesterday morning the latter received
the following note
Yours Yesterday place appointed Of
Broadway and Canal time but failed to see YOU on account Of storm
sHH0' Rs Z0S IL the r 0,ss oT Of s me sT
though perfectly willing meet you time place NJ plan
, I y i've nv word answer our demand ana never again
will disturb Sa only under e o .T nSo NAV % so
all interest in the matter amer amount asked paid and
bearer who knows the contents Of this or who be
has the honor Of ealing o. d s S Of SsDe .@
pressing want ofmonsy u nor" therefore 80 imperative
The bearer OF this note Henry Clay jenkins box
maker, living at No III Dyisionst was at once given
the who the letters. The prisoner was taken
before Justice Hogan at the ITombs, and on the com
sake OF the departed statesman 70 the Tombs to await
examination The accused declared IN the most pSs.
he had been hired by man TO deliver the last one
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An attempt about to be made TO again beat him,
warned the party not 10 attempt entrance, or he
would shoot them. Neville, with whom OSulllyan was
unacquanted atempte to force open the door and par
italy succeeded IN doinl OSulyan then shot him in
the left arm, and as he still continued his efforts TO enter
In which he was aided by the Others second shot
fired by 0Sullyan the bail entering Neviles left breast
and passing into the lung O'SulIvan then fled, and
meeting policeman Place short distance from the place.
gave himself into his custody informing him Of what ne
had done verdict against the accused was rendered.
and the Coroner committed him TO the TOmbs To await
the result OF Nevie's injuries Neville, who resides at
No 80 Hesterst claims that be was endeavorng TO pre-
vent disturbance between the when shot He is III
a very critical condition
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THE DRAMA.
BRYANT's NEW MINSTREL HALL.

BRYANT's NEW MINSTREL HALL.
Mr.. Dan Bryants first week in his new
Minstrel Hall has been Of unprecedented prosperity
in this branch Of enterprise. Rain 1t Is needless to say
has fallen nearly all the tmen accordance with GUS
tom that bids fair become chronic But notwithstand-
ing the tempests this breathing and bamy Spring. the
noble swelling spirits" that take delight In Negro Min
srelsy have gathered in solid phalanx night after night
and have made the new han ring with their paudts Tor
the humor Of the Bryants, and Unsworth, Hogan sey
nour and all the OF the choice little band OF brudders
IL IA an airy commodous, bright little hail. In the new
Tammany building. adjacent TO the Academy OF Music
IL consists Of pit and gallery, and contains seats TOT
about 1000 persons long, but broad, psssageway ap
proaches 10 from street IL is it, in day time, by three
high windows the north side, and in nighttime by
chandeliers and numerous gasjets The ornamentatlon
OF the walls and ceiling brilliant but delicate In hues
The upholstery is neat. Red, orange, and blue are
the prevailing colors. Tho orchestra Is inoosed by
handsome black walnut rail- There are four proscenium
boxes elegantly appointed the stage itself neatness
and good acte prevail and render every adjunct OF the
entertainment appropriate itself and pleasing TO the
eve Peculiar care has been taken 10 get deicately-
palnted sets Of scenery, wherein TO frame the
standard sentimental performances while the usual
lively groesoue fancy prevails in the miscellaneous sets
for farce and for burlesque opera II add that the
hall il well ventilated easy Of and egress and To-
Gated in n very convenient part OF the city shall
cude the list Of ITS physical merits place OF public
amusement OF the character OF the entertainment
therein given Il is not needful here 10 speak In detail
Mr. Dan BRYANT the directing spirit OF the enterprise
has long been known this public as man unusually
Gifted with the faculty less than the sense OF humor
vein OF real and delicate pathos, and positive skl In
discriminating between the various shades OF character
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PHENOMENON IN FLORIDA.

few days ago nearly two acres of land on
a farm IN Hamilton county, Fla, sank suddenly 20 the
depth OF about nifty feet below the surface of the sur
rounding earth The immense vacuum thus formed al
most instantly hled with water, sublnergng the tops OF
the taest trees AT tho last account tho land still
sinking an area OF four having disappeared The
streams and creeks lose themselves In the surrounding
country which forced an outlet In this way These sinks
occasionally occur but the present Is the largest and
deepest ever known
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THE sAN FRANCIsCO Markets.

San Francisco 2The Mining Share market ouoynt "a
an uP~sTd tendency Oph 65 Gould and Garry 5tl9
1holar Poto $40; Hale and Norcros so Ctoss 9lt
Yellow Jacket 81 10 Bmpre Mil t2go I'M erA @~ heoisess
S4o Legal Tenders, M Wheat, ~ O5a - 10
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messrs Wheeler g. Wilson, MOL 6l5 BroadTaT expose IN
their window the original Medal awarded Paris Brpos
ton for Sewing aud ButouOle only gold medal foe
this branch Of manufaeture-over g eonpeItar.
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MINERALS TODAY.

BIRD EDMUND. Tsry,own, Hev-York
COPFRY, Mrs BLLBN. No 80 CbartOnTst
DAILY Mrs J. C., No. 335 East Eighteenth. st -.
FREEMAN Reformed Dutch Church West Twenty
LAWRENCE, ANNA W, ST. Georges Church, Flushing
MEADE Mrs CATHARINB j., One hundred and tsenteshsS
SANDS Mrs EDITH, Church Of the Holy COMMUNION
SMITH ELIZABETH L., No. l2 West Twenty sixth 81
TERRY JOHN, No % PaSssic.st, Paterson n. J.
THORNB LUCY s., No w Rast TWENTY eighth-st
VAN worst MARGARET H., No. 10 West ForT-niuth-st
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THE WEATHER.

Morning-HaIJ 10 IL overcast 10 AS raining and
osres.t 10 1851 raining (ogg at g. AnemOon-S T.
49, Eyeuine-N storm 10 II omng With dnIIy rain
M alh-Mornng-N H. Draiy rain storm 10 Ill trilI aud masJ
n Anernoon-Misty rain to .; overcast sprnkng
sl5 yefy cloudy overcast Byening misty
lin CLOUDY " .i overcast H. Depth Vi raa fssa O5S
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TREASURE TO ARRIVE.

The Golden City, from San Francisco, May 9,
took out s6lO3s3 b. In treasure, consigned as follows
" Davidson S252 38 50 PARROT CO....... 1881 "a
Bank Of California. 22 800 90 Wells Fargo Co.'S 1880 %
Donohoe Kelly Co.. 5000 90 Other shipPers. $3.50
Heutseh Berton..... 16i3 O9l
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SVttiaI grtins.
Union Republican


PREsIDESTi&L cEMPIGS CLUB.
AMAss MEETING ftAI. Club will be hean
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EyfSIya. MAY n. 1861.
AT.7i O'CLOCK,
ULYSSES 81 'iS' Sa1S # S Sc1 PaFsSgsr
SCHUYLER coLyAx fSe NONRESIDENT.
k ksse;g3 JOSEPH RAEFf 4 f RA SfkFEs O,.
Hon MARTIN T0wNsBSD'
H aSa LYMAN LYMAN rRssAIs
G Soa e caags SSSr n eEPEw,
Hon PREEMAN J. p EITHiAs'
Ho1 & D. CULVER, and others
band will be attendance and discourse patriotic ain singagh
reserved for ladies' Fs15s Of The uCOu are invited V
ISAAC OLIVER, Chairman EL Committee
s MIL.s's so Ds9ss0SO Secretaries -
Union Republican,
GRANT AND C0LFAX
CAMPAIGN CLUB,
XxIsT ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
APUBLC MEETING Of this Club viii be hshat
NATIONAL HALL HARLEM
On TUESDAY, MAY %. ats O'clock p - m
to @ The PGI,oop mad. at the GG.S CeSTi5s %
and ehroi .5er Names Eminent speakers an
be announced 'o'morroS; go. .,r.s To- ,,s.,
rh. Hon BDGSs "i kE siSciil vii n' pTs.d.
q O. V x G THTESkR R'' viss1 f,.aa...
is DEWEY, Chairman, EL Con-
4. ! I a,SSS' Secretaries
Grant and COfax.
UNION REPgBLcASs the NINTH A Assem- s5s DIs
RVRSSG MSy Is o'clock to raty
T ar. expected p Z address tie meeting
Cen Joseph G. Jackson Hon. Geo. opdyks
S S,t a. a S SSOt ESQ., HON SorSis sson
II. Everett Russell, esl, Hon ). soils kts56and -.
Isaac cooxEtEr. H. C RosNsos. Secretaries
Union Republican General Committee Headquarters
corner SOaoy I frIS 10 Ioeai orsasIaoas Pubic mseot
on TUESDAY kvBSISG May e. at 0,SG5 T. hear Ss s.sI
attend aud address the meeting FREEMAN FrHrAY Chairman
VIZ h pHgNnosO' s.cr.t.nss
-Jinion Republican Presidential Campaign Ciub.-k
ses meeting q toe ENABLES SPENCER No. 81 Frntla e.
THIS monday AfIhANoO'' ISAAC j. OLIVER Ch.ru.s.
V W. pH GsSsss }s.e'.t.risA
Grant, Coifax, and victory.
rSe1 sesSd.t and BrpsdTa TUESDAY EVENING MAY Is a
ysutop Eminent speakers will address the meeting uaer the rssa
Of the Union Republican Central COMMITTEE a, ruo,,sov
On behalf Of Committee 90 Public msetiag1
Mstas the BT0adw and Forty
RspaSan. arc Invited .uf ths ohe.s.
viii BE- bed as soon Is s1e We" hspISs nov
building Forty '''' Ds' GORGE P BRADFORD. President
ROBERT s. DoBBrE Secretary
Conpcii No. IL u l.. A.-Ba,iness mpOno. will Be tr.ai
acted THIS (onda EVENING at o'clock cor Of rwsu'y'Sir's
and SeeObd-ave.
To Farmers and Gardeners.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRBTTE, made hen ughtsOu- bscds
bop. and osl City fertilizer Of extraordinary power.
and one needed maturity this late CHEAPER
than any fertilizer will nature TWO WEEKS EARLIER
and increase the yield onehd ouehaL Price S5 per
Apply to the LODI hANUFACTUKlNSCo,
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Knox's Celebrated JucuEds. 100 Strawberry Pisnss
Raspberry Blackberry Curran Plants direct from his
perpetual erhi
billion ALL NURSERIES IN ONE" No 2t5 Broadvsy
osd floor NV representative Mr. BARTHOLOMEW
at No. n Park place, corner Of Church
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DISASTROUS FIRE.

ruv NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP COMPANY's PIER AND
TuF PROPELLER OCEANUS DESTROYED
OTHER VESSELS DAMAGED-LoSS MORE THAN
.ann
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-25

with half the applause wasted upon her render
ing OF Hulahs "The Storm later in the eyenng-a song
which is much better adapted TO bass than soprano
voice. Being recalled after this, she gave. in the
most charming manner Gounods Cradle song.'
accompanied by her husband the violin and Mr. Colby
on the piano Mr. Carl Rosa played spohr's violin con
certo In G. major good specimen OF the broad and
vigorous German school OF which spohr was the founder
and a piece in which Mr. Rosas feeling touch
ana conscientiousness always keenly reished Mr.
Morgan followed with an organ solo, an arrange
ment lof Benedct's wellknOwn air, "By the Sad Sea
Waves" and then had for the first time In America
Reinecke's overture TO "Klng Manfred" medtatiye
and intensely poetcal work. containing some fine meo
dy and distinguished by splendid broad treatment OF
tba Instruments which reminded us at times OF Cheru
bin The orchestra did 1t fun justice and we hope they
will let us hear it often OF Mr. A. H. Pease, and his new
piano-forte concerto, OF which the second ana thrd
movemeuts we're vouchsafed us last evening
there h little 10 be said THE second movement lie bar
caroe rather pleasing but not at al original, and much
too long. the third, allegro con IuOco, 10 trashy
What a blessed change was the Struensee music
OF Meyerbeer which followed IT, the delicious
church,ke theme Of the overture repeated with
the countless orchestral combinations all men
and striking in which Meyerbeers genius was so prohnc
the grand arrangement Of the Danish National Song
"Hoer Danske for the instruments and male chorus
Ced last night by MT. Bergel; anu nnaiy ehe hi"nu
Poonaise Of the bali scene.
So has passed away the second annual Musical Festival
Of NewYork and balancing the results we hardly know
whether to be satisfied or not That we have manager
like Mr Harrison with the courage and enthusiasm 10
take the labor unaded upon his shoulders that We nave
leader like Mr. Thomas to for us the halffor-
gotten treasures OF the classical masters more than ALL
that musical culture has 80 lar improved III Vow
York that 1000 people will go through storn anu
mud every night for a week TO partake OF such "hoe
some fare has generally been set out during
this feast at stelnway Hall-these things certainly
are cause for abundant qualification. The basis OF
Musical Festival however is oratOro, and the recoec
ton Of the performances of "The Messiah" The Cres
ton" and Elijah last week affords us no satsiacuon
The chorus showed progress since last year Dut
decided falling of In THE Messiah, which they nave
been singing as long anybody remember ana ought
to know as well as the alphabet their performance
abOmnabe. They acquitted themselves IN EiDah
better than they did during the winter Dut
still far from wen, and, II our recoieeuon
serves us, worse than they did last June Inc
Creation" was the best OF the three, but that II
slight praise For longestabshed body OF singers IKE
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'wlSk u deSlrs ~ beel - ylsxscf N. snd -
deeite With the3heps thst justice WI pssysn
WAhave met In city where great pfsjndlce
exists against CUR organization bpL believing
ous canse Just We have no cause % feex en-
foes. let us % conduct Ourselves while hefe,
transacting the business for which rs have met,
that no disgraee shall be brought either nPon
our cause, our constituents or ourselves
regret thai had not thu time ri nv com
ussnS 10 prepare an address for this Opeaekon,
that would, At le.ss::, satiaG my ewn mlpd "a
being he best my limited abilities would sliQs.
The osuse and occasion. aFe worthy o. better
production than have been able, with my I'm
lied time, 70 prepare.
Thanking you for Jour attention, and, through
YOU, thanking my brothers throughout she
whole brotherhood, for their many acts OF kind
ness and With sincere desire for the prospect
ty and final success Of our cause, ! most res
pectfhlly s1bmit this Communication.
"a 4CHARLss WHsoz, &C. &.
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PLAsTERERs.

IMPERATIVE PLASTERERS' PROTEu-
" TIVE and BENEVOLENT SOCIETY q CHIC a.
ILL., meets every TUESDAY evening, at r'ci1eki MA
their u Al, Room No. Lind's Block.
VIZ r. MATHEws, Pr sii,n..
WV. PiGaorT. Rec. Sec'ry. 1877 sebor Ell
A. X. CoEcoRAs. Corresponding see, 90 Bausss -s
TOURNEYMEN PLASTERERS' ASSU-
- CITATION, OF CincI nat, every otheI rhurs-
day evening IL Iron Moulders Union Hail No NeHt vi tn
Street An communications should be addressed t1 tl
CJrresponding Secretary, l53 Vest FRONT street.
ID. A. LfLA. sec. JoBs CAHEr Pro-.
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ENGINEERS s. FlREMEN.

UNO THE BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMO
I'LL TIVE ENGINEERS --Ah Engineers dsslrons nf
starting Divisions u ths brotherhood, re4uest.1
20 address X. MI Raynor, p. q Boz i0-2, Rochester.
New York, BY whOm AL necessary Information EAI ba
furnished. $. X. MuDGE, +. G. A. T..
Fort Wayne, Iud-
BROTHERHOOD OF LOCOMOTIVE
ID ENGINEERS, Chicago Division, No 1O meets
every Saturday 1S0 P. NJ At their Ham, Groom 1917
No. las South Clark Members VI tho order
respectfully invited ~ attend
J G. PARKFR, G. ".
N. h. sT0kr. n. "A. N
q. u BKSJANrN, Cor. sscry,
lois State st., Chicago, illinois
II locomotive FIREMENSi UNION No.
- u, meets tEee month, at their room n Portage
Wis THOs LIrrLR, Secretary
A. G. KENsTOS Master.
Correspondence with other unions requested.
LlIREMENS' UNION No. l6, MEETS EF-
H. cry FRIDAY Evening, Al SIS State, Corner ~
Twelfth Street. Correspondence Ntl sister unions ~
-cqaested. p. o. DkAgKk $3.50.
J. Locker. Master.
q. W. BsowE, Tor. "a Flu. secy.
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Resolved, That in co operation, based upon
ust financial and revenue laws, we recognize a
sure and lasting remedy for the abuse Of the
present industrial system, and that until the
laws of the nation can be remodelled 50 as to
recognize the rights Of men instead Of classes
the system of CO. ration carefully guarded
will do much to lesseI tue evils Of our present
system. We, therefore, hail with delight the
organization Of cooperative stores and work
shops, and would urge their formation in every
section cf the country, and 10 every branch Of
business