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ton before one can be called for special
and general legislative powers rom Con-
cress The committee recommends that n
man be elected by the Convention from
each congressional district TO 20 70
Washington to get Congress TO grant the
prayer OF the report. Armstrong, OF
jasper, aud Flanhigan will bring in q
minority report. Your Smith wants a
section in general provisions 10 the effect
that negroes cannot be considered prop
erty since January, 1868, and that no
master can collect notes given for hire
since that time. nuul ID
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ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, December 29.-Departed-
Last Chance, for Arkansas river; Cont
mental, for New Orleans. The weather
is colder and freezing tonight The river
has fallen six inches, and the ice is de-
creasing rapidly, coming almost entirely
from the Missouri. 1t is thought the
Mississippi is gOrged below Capau Girls.
The Forsyth got of the bar at Hat
Island this morning and proceeded to
Memphis. She is not injured.
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MARKETS.

Special 70 PUBIC LKDcER, b. Southern Pacifc
and Atlantic Ielegraph.l
NEw YoRK, December 80, 1880 an.
Gold, l34i Cotton Uplands-0rdinary,
23i good ordinary, at; low middlinr,
Is; middliug. 25i; good middling, 26i
Florida-0rdinAry, 23i; good ordinary.
24t low middling, Is; middling, Isl ;
good middling, 26l. Mobile-0rdinary,
2sl; good ordinary, 24i; low middlinF,
25f middliug, IS; goOd middling. 1ss.
NeE Orleans and 1exss-0riinary, 23t;
good ordinary. at; los middhnE, Isl
niddling, get; good middlinE. &c
The market opens 6rm and holders are
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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, December 30. - The
Peruvian steamer Msronan sailed yester-
day to join the monitors, and will escort
them to Pensacola, where they viii be
mazda aea vvorthv
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Taxaa

A dispatch from Austin, Texas, to the
Galveston Neirs. states that in the Con-
yeniion nov 10 session, the Committee
Of Thirteen on the condition Of the State
made Q lengthy report, which says free
speech is not allowed in Texas that no
fair election can be held nov; that il viii
Be several months after Grants inaugura-
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Few JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

In the Assembly yesterday . bill was introduced sup
Elementary 10 act to ascertain by proper proof the
citizens entitled TO suffrage
the Senate Of the United States in refusing endorse
the removal Of NJ Stanton. Referred to the Commit
too on Federal Relations, when appointed.
motion for reconsideration OF the preceding reso-
luton was indefinitely postponed
Considerable discussion arose with reference to the
superuous amount Of stationery found on menbers
deskR The extravaganza attributed to adesire 70
continue the extraordinary expenses Of the late Legis
lature.
committee was appointed to Investigate the matter.
resolution to appoint committee to ascertain the
feelings Of the people Of the State OF New jersey against
tho action Of the Senate Of the United States in rsin.
stating Secretary Stanton adopted.
The reading OF the greater part OF the Governors mes
sage was dispensed with.
A Joint caucus of the democratic members Of both
Houses was held in tho Assembly Chamber At eight
O'Clock last evening.
In tho Senate the Presidents message read and
few local bills introduced after which 1t adjourned
10 the State Fund for tho fiscal ending November
30 1857 werc S663 GIG &C. and the total disbursements
amounted 10 $599 056 a. bong excess Of $50, l39
over tho receipts which transferred from and due the
War Fund The income for the present year has been
larger than WAS estimated but tho extraordinary appro
prAtops OF the State have absorbed the balance OF last
year $bl l25) and created indebtedness, already
shown The estimated for The ensuing ear liz
1000, while the required outlay Is sot down at
$500 0C0- The amount OF the debt Is SIS 2g5 600
being decrease Of 500 600 compared with that OF
the preceding year. sum Of s65l6l7 has been paid
TO the State BY the United States on account
of expenses The disbursements OF the Schoo
fund show excess OF Sl4s the receipts The
tota amount In the Sinking Fund after payment VI the
interest which will fall due In July, Is 1881 1855. ~ is
calculated that the public debt will be cxtngushed at
the present rate on July ], 1883.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

ALBANY jan Is, 1885,
Senator Foger WAS elected temporary president
Petitions presented for the relief of soldiers who
enlisted after tue State ceased TO pay boUnties.
rsTgoDucEp.
By Nj. katoon. authorizing the construction Of a
bridge tho Hudson nver.. between vefplancs's
Point and Ba.,ern. Fastt the bin provides FOR
pension bridge extend two miles tho capital
of the company 10 he 81 100000; by ar. Murphy to
enable and administrators OF estates Of de-
ceased persons appointed in other States maintain
actions this State by Mr. Hubbard 10 facilitate the
construction OF the New York and 0swego Midland
Raiiroac and authorizing the construction or branch
tracks: Dy Mr. Campbell. Increasing the powers OF
Commission OF Excise iiconsoit vdes that fur
nishag false eridence shall be punished FOR erury
that ceho.der sinai! sign for than appij
cant, and tina, false claim 0! being freehodes sLa
DO punished as q misdemeanor.
or TIE POOR IN NEW YORK CRY.
Mr.. CRsAxER asked unanimous consent That the bill
authorizing the authorities oi New York 10 raise by
$500 900 FOR tho support OF the poor in eaid city
for tho present year he considered immediately Con-
sent was granted and the bill read a I'll Nd time
am passed witholt amendment.
The senate ag;olmcd.
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ATTEMPTED MURDER NEAR NORFOLK. VA
Desperate Attack White Woman by a
Negroes with n Hatciiet.

Desperate Attack ON q White woman by n
NcEress with Hatcher.
FORTRESS MoyEos, Jan. 10, 1858.
brutal attempt TO murder was made Saturday last
81 Ferry Point about mile from Norfolk, in which
negro washerwoman attacked lady with . Ratchet,
and after leaving her for dead robbed the premises Of
money and valuable papers. The shocking affair took
place in broad day The victim Ia q Mrs. winindyer,
whose husband IS butcher in the Norfolk MARKET and
who 50 far recovered Sunday to make the follow
ing statement-sarah, the washerwoman first attacked
with broomstck. drew the revolver for protec-
ton. sarah wrenched the revolver out of my hands
She then left the room and returned with Ratchet
my room door, which had locked She broke the door
open and assaulted me with the Ratchet This all
remember.
The lady was terribly cut about the head showing no
less than deep eashesone down the Of
skull two the right temple tho back OF the
head and one cioss the skull Her hands ard arms
FIRST attack with the broom. TIE OF the asssilant
Is Sarah Thoroughbred Whom she supposed her victim
dead she wrapped the body In q blanket, stole some
81 900 or 81 500 In greenbacks, valuable gold watch
package of insurance policies, &c, took her de-
parture In this condition Mrs. Winndyor was found
by her children, who gave the alarm, and the polics
upon the track Of tho assaant and arrested
her together with mother and brother. Some s475
Of The stolen money recovered. The COOK, who is
and held for examination. Whom Sarah was arrested
there was blood upon her apron she had Just washed
her shawl. but some blood spots still remained on IT,
Mrs. W!nndyer received Immediate surgical attention
and. though she suffers much, there Is hopo
for her recovery
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ASSEMBLY.
ALBANY. Jan IS 1888.
CHANGES IN THE STANDING cuoimriEgs.

ALBANY. Jan IS 1898
CHANGES TIE STANDING cuaisnrTEgs.
The SPEAKER announced the following changes in tho
standing com1ittees:--&r +. II. Woods on tho Ju.
dietary IN pace OF Nr Klcrnan and MIR. Herman on
Colleges, in place q Mr. trainer.
INTRODUCED.
Ey h.r. Brush, % amend The act relative 10 com.
mogc!g paper, that hereafter all oils OF exchange
drafts payable at sight demand shall net
be deemed due and payable without days OF grace being
allowed thereon: by Ar Tower 60 amend the Brooklyn
Fire Department Tor the Eastern district py ar.
smith, 10 prphiht ges companies in New ork and
Brooklyn from collecting rents on gas metcrs by Mr..
Hartman N relation TO whafls, p0ls and br!sheada IN
New YORK aud BrooSyn; by Mr.. Frcsr, project lie
properly gcaia5oiler explosions; by Mr. Kcr.
ran bl to amend lne act providing for con siitu-
tona! convention 10 prevent aay further expon.
diufcs ter that purpose bv Ir W. !. lldk 70 repeal
inc act providing Tor a constitutional convention
MOTIONS ASn KkspLCr DNs
The following resolution offered by Mr. uugruy
Resolved IT the concur that tho Senators and
rneninrrs o. Congress ths STATE be and they are
hereby requeaed demand from The Executive the pfo.nc
The unec states gOyernnYnt 20 foreign bora tizes
insist on Inc INN - ~, dSAargeai American caess nos
contaea 10 British dungeons Without prr.ress ~ law.
The suspended and the resolution adopted
Mr. W. :. CtAHN called up tue resolution offered
yesterday requesting Senators and REPRESENTATIVES
Congress 10 use oil the ans IN their power doeat
the new RecolstracLlon p before Congress. Inc
luton was adopted W yeas "a, nays a.
BY Ar MckSgvKR--Inat committee OF FIVE be an
pointed TO ,nqaire TITO the working Of the New YORK
street cleaning contract Laid on the table.
Dit FrIs called UP tho goncurr9nt resolution call ling
upon the government for the protection OF nagrazcd
ctlZons abroad which was adopted
Mr. PrTs also called ~ the resolution for reduction
OF The tolls on NIL coal going wes from tdevaer. whch
was also adopted.
the public Ia New YORK., which sfegreu 10
The vomnilce on Cities
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NEW JERSEY.

Jersey City.
TEE IAreR AND COMMON CoUSuL--At the mes'sg VI
the Common Council on Tuesday night Mayor GopAih
sent In rsjoinder to q report adopted By the Comm
Council 1t its last meeting The Mayor charged Ia
Board with extFaysganss; the latter ret0rea ~ S,set
ing the message, and the Mayor now supports "A :yru
mcnts financial matters detail by refer xnc 81 ia
action Of the Council at various times DUR - shs vesr
The two branches Of the city goysrnme - raars ~
conflict tnaa ever.
Newark.
IspicrHssrs FOUND AsASsr ras sr1RlruixIsrs Tho
Grand Jury Of Essex cor s,vo fo,nd ,rue bills Of
indictment again" VI NcEwsa and Mrs. Naomi Reeves
sas splruaiisv. rcr lewdnsss McEwsn on being taken
osore 'no sout yesterday, pleaded not guilty 70 the
cnars4 Ara Reeves 10 still confined IN the state
LuLatio Asylum and II Is questioned whether she VIII
be tried on the Indictment
COLLISION on TEE RArLRoAD-As the Bloomfield pas
ssnger train, due in Newark eight O'clock yesterday
morning, descending the down grade Of the road,
colided with coal train bound up The signals were
in proper position for the passage Of tho coal train and
the engineer OF the passenger train had his engine re-
veresd bat on account OF the slippery condition Of the
track the train could not be stepped hence the collision
The only damage resulting from the accident was the
breaking Of the pilot rods Of both locomotives do
teation Of about half an hour snsued
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NEE TING or ss-pssoHsss gf STATE.

meeting of er-prsoners OF s,sss. preliminary ~ =
proposed General Convention was Geld yesterday Mt
noon a. Glbgons Building broadway The attendance
bat slight owing doubtless, TO The circumstance
that hesc victims Of Mr. Stewards little bell arc yorsIy
located al over the United States.
Ihs following gentlemen were named aud constituted
General Committee for the purposes Of considering
and adopting plan for such General Convention, and
designating tho time and pace tor holding the same,
Wa
i James W. Wall Burlington N. j.; r c. Wright. New
York city; N. NJ Jones, Albany. n r.: samuel North
Unadlila N. ". +; Jos NJ r, Nolan, 81 Louis Mo. e.
Woren, N. D., Delaware City, Del. A, MlcGresgor,
Canton, uho; NJ y. johnson, GaienA hi Samuel
Pike, Southport, Conn. O. w. Brown, Baltimore Md !:
!. r. khiken, Fort Wayne, Ind Henry Clay Dean
Mount Pleasant, Iowa James hcHenry, Cambria. Pa I;
Rev stuar, Robinson, Kentucky; v. X jackson, Dis
trct OF Columbia "a a.a.
The meeting ,hereupon adiourncd
Tho design OF tho Convention Is to endeavor 10 obtain
come redress for the injuries to person, property and
reputation suffered BY many Of those imprsoned durag
the war In Fort Laayoie and other places upon The
most rival suspiciona
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Ger Oh the wsy u the Spring street police station
Jones remarked to ofcer Paots 'that 500 or 5000
would be object 70 lei up tNam but this had not
Inc desired effect upon the oer paid attention
whatever to the attempt nAds 10 bride him AT the
station house the defepdsnts were searched, and on
Leddy were found five nicely finished skeleton keys
and In his pants pocket chise was discovered. The
prisoners were Arragaef before Justice Hogan, and
the above facts appearing tho magistrate committed
them for trial IN dsfsuls or s.. 900 ball each.
An ExTExsTvE CHICK EeRcER. Stephen I. Curran, .
mss forty years Of age, living Long Island was yes
tcrday arrested by ocer Duffy OF the Fourteenth pre-
csnct the ehsrgs Of forgery. On Tuesday last tho
accused called o, tho store Of George n. Mtnacht Is
Spring street, ind purchased SAFE In payment for
which he rendered cheek for $84 rs on the Manufac.
turers' aud nerchants Bank, purporng TO have been
drawn by MessrG Elmer Amend, 1913 Third avenue.
Mr.. Mtnscht subsequently, learned that the check
forgery, end Mr. Paul Amend testified that neither
himself partner hal signed tho check In
question and that Il was . forgery. Justice
Hogan committed tho accused 10 the Tombs
for trial default ef 600 bali Is alleged that the
accused had signed tho names OF Messrs Elmer
Almond to at least Fifty or SIXTY checks ranging n
amounts from see TO $780, most OF which he bad raised
money upon. and consequently placed In circulation
worthless checks ssid to be the foliowng:--Wm p
kirgman, 25S Canal street; H. Wadron Co., $50 Front
street; r. Brown, scale manufacturer, Third avenue
". Young No Bewery; Morrison Knowles, 21i
Water street; s. Csrey, No. broadway; Seiger Il
Schwartz; Hsggory Brother, Nos and 10 Plat
street The OF the other persons defraudcd
not yet oeez ascert1ined.
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sIeALAYrRs, aA7laxaL clsyEarlas.

rbi bciy ~ crisans reasss,nbcd yesterday morning
At Convention Halt Morton street tho President. John
2 Frost n toe chair 7hr minutes cs the previous
meeting be.nS read and approved election for addi.
t.ons officers 81 tic uuon was held, resulting IN the
chose q The following John o'Keefe, o. Cincinnati,
Vice President Edward KIRBY, OF Baltimore, Secrc-
tary Albert Beari, q f.sBury, Woo secretary: Janes
Hackney Of m lads,pnn treasurer
Upon suggestion Of The President the delegates At this
time proceeded 70 the secroiary's table and enrolled
their names '0r the purpose 0. correct record 10 be
ASKED 20 tho annual report Of tho convention after
winch recess OF fortyapc minutes ngrsed upon.
~ The expiration 81 the nae ,he inempcfs gathered
IN iI fore, wAen the consideration OF the Presidents
srnu2 report 80 mr. a. tgeelviag the documont was
Concerned, occupied their aen.Ui for time. lLa
Suggestion Elm 0odted Inc report relative 70 ail.aon
VITO me pasiefers 81 TIER next annual convention Des
witn tptred opposition on the part of Mcssrs AatheSs
and Walsh, they nol.ng ha. az oE was mol es!a0-
hsnsd Tor that oSse shat II thsro shou!d be sym.
paihy between tho twc 9rganIzat.ons the pnsterefs
should seek tho or'ck'ayers and cat they that 5ocy
report rsce,ved. A
Following tho Ate breeze th's discussion causcd, tho
Obligations OF otco administered 10 the various
newly elected oe.ss OF Toe unsD COMMITTEES or three
De.ng appointed TO introduce them the delegates.
W,h no entire delegation standing, each officer sub.
gcrDed 20 solemn Promise 'as msnh abide bv the
con Tuition 81 the National Union, tie various laws 10
watch over and protect b0 interests OF the subordinate
unions throughout the United states connected With tho
Organization and 10 discharge ne beat Of iaeir ability
tie respective duties 81 their position without prcndics
or paniality.
com naucnaoa from Union No. 4 OF this city was
received extending an invitation 10 tbs tssegstes 10
visit their hall IL WAS accepted with thanks. The re-
ports OF Local Unions detailing NUMBER OF members
81 each 10 good standing, then subnitted, when
the eensension adjourned ualll this morning
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Al the meeting OF this Board yesterday Messrs Bon
nsy, Aarndale and Stewart were present and the fol-
loving claims were argued
Herman Flstmann presented claim for SAT ~
against the city the ground that that amour. Of
money had been paid BY him, In obedience 10 order
from the Comptroller in liquidation Of claim which
had previously been adjusted but which, owing to some
negligence on the part Of servant Of the city aad
not been properly recorded appeared that Certain
piece Of property Eighty fourth greet near Tenth
avenue, belonging TO Mrs. Freund had been assessed
for the opening Of Central Park and that the properly
had been purchased by ei.manu. subsaqusa, to tAis
purchase the notice to settle tho claim FOR
was served on Fien,ann. although receip. had boon
given which, he claimed showed that the ASSIGNMENT
had been paid, but in order to savo himself y great
amount of Inconvenience he had paid tho cAya under
protest.
Ar. Dean, for tho Cooperation Counsel claimed that
the facts Of the did ene the claimant
dress; and cited as authorities Fleetwood vs. the Mayor,
Howard, 1888; Commercial bank VS. Roehe.er, e Bar.
bour, 4SS In which the courts ruled that money paid
with knowledge OF facts to redeem real properly from
lien cannot be recovered back, when paid under
pro,est;'' and also that whsrs party pays money,
having knowledge or means Of knowotse OF the facts
upon which the demand Is founded he cannot after
ward recover 10 back tho grornd that tho claim
was not valid on him, as cited In Clark butcher
Counsel Zee Mr. Tle.manr stated that he did not sup
pose the Board Of Audit was to take notice Of tech
nicaty and although In court Of law he might not be
able 70 recover YET he thought %hat IN equity his claim
should be admitted.
| Charles +. Cromwell owner Of premises Nos. Is and
90 Frankfort street. presented claim against the city
for $50 which he stated had paid under protest
to the Cro,on Beard in july 1885, The argued
at length by counsel for the corporation and counsc for
the claimants but 1t appeared in evidence that suit in
volvng in fact, the validity OF the claim is pend
Ing in the Court OF Common Pleas anu the result Of this
latter suit dount viii affect tho result OF the clam
before the Board or Audit. 7e
Rev. Ralph soyt presented claim against the city
IN fha n I'm al
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POLICE nIELLiGESgg.

BURGLARY Is Bao,DwAY-Arrgrir - Brss A. cryt
cR--shortiy AFTER twelve O'Clock yes:otlay morning
ofeer Pgou. Of the Foureonih PIE net, s1is patrol.
ing bis post discovered man coming from ihe base
nen OF premises No. e26 Broadway. occupied 0y Roo.
srt LAIN. 90 taking bold OF the stranger tbs oicsr
cav tia he had three pairs Of new boois worth
nearly so, secretei unaer his oyercoat AZ that mo-
ment another man ran from the bssewsni ard basi-
oDef down BrDHuwav b1t he pursued bY otcsr
Lpi, also OF The Fourteenth precinct and captured
Tho prisoners gave Their MANS ward Jones
and Eugeae Leady. % examining the iron, door
Of Latin premises u vns discovered that the paddock
had been forced open With jmmy liz iron Bar 80
uparks OF which were ytble % tne we5dWO.. Is 20
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Revenue FrnuGs-aIectina at tho Corn Ex-
change.

@0
"00"ns vas he'u Yesterday IN 'ne Corn h1chanse
for tile purpose OF adopting some ca: ii
frauds now being perpstrated on the cavern mon, -
....,. !, -, -. - -, -
- 'V''@t'S1 y 0'e '"N va ""'sNes' Ai' :" ~ b'o"h
called the meeting TO order and nominated sir. Isaac
Z Po1 = ,,,,rna,
:,
az AVt-'N pieeeu.eu series Oh fosointions 70 the
elect taat me ploseat tax spirits run0ay high
I, ;hs d,s.lers manufacturers ds,..rs ra6r,r, ~,
-, .. y. !. ~ -
ue revenue - me country, ana THAT a. u no~ Stood
scffn nnied largely favor Of the fraudulent dster
,le. - es,senueneo Of ,ne ,reoao, s,-tn-o,, .,,o
.. - ,-.,, 1900
sas'tss w. - use'i hhu rue faae oi lhe manu-
"a takers tho Wes. was quite pros.ra.ef In con.e
opeu- - a. thar nabil,v IN mao, ,lo 40, ,,.r.
=, - ~, \. ~. - -, Z. 's"' ''''o'
- ua halo SOU VI tnis mafAe' io- ~ 90 thai s!rco
sections twenty aud twcnty-oae or Inc lntcrna.
Revenue Jaw. approved BY roaeTess the n III March
1901, nave come into opsra,iaa. extensive merchants
gTuCers, pant aca,oss noe Ale manufacturers drug
ei.ts aud otaers who were ia no way responsible lo-
the frauds committed. have been repeatedly narased
by the detcnt aaa seizure thor g1Gis IN .om d.
Stances the tice:s who brand them without ant 10.
parent ceuss; Consequence Of wncn The esq Il. ID
lise for peedy iepca, Or The ,aw: ina. ne tax
should DC cole etei az Tho dsii!onos anc ,a the
LIeu goods sAagii not liable seizure because 81
ine dishonesty o. any ofcsr The resolutions approve
o. Comuissiotsr Wells report except far rca.os
70 ne Yea esGt tax on refined spirit.
lac GaAigAXs pat tie question 20 The no4tipg, when
Af VISITOR. FAD ue considered IL WIS very bsd
r,aU - ca. meeting az the Corn Exchange stigma
t2e The revenue officers ~ rlscas asa su.evss N4cn
CoB~scss ana otacrs - Authority were 20 blauie a
ols oU.esLei = tho resolutions 4 wa quite evident
iass taose 0a.lefs he'd Is 10 their dr'y, aud wers
ooiseu 10 see tEat otner did ihcir duiy asa BIT
Was ~ stake 10 e.a' = Nectn, hero aua der1unca
tars. olces "a parties ~ AZ far ~ be was corcerEed
b. woGt nos say any man was dishonest unless 10 MAO
su9 s.eBt V@euc5 u warrant hin IN coming y tAA.
cOaciGSca
All rrAN Observed ihai there was no drec. obit-
4Gy aea re 70 ~ cas. on We revenue "c Ger DS "a
ss sena VI ga ns naa presented orthe coas.lers.'on
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signed 10
lSth ins. VIM q Nelson. Had One weather up y -
and mace that has had sErong northery eAie9
<sasd away naiasspsaiI yard Aad split saHa -
SAILED. -
Sea0snps Cuba rripoli Manhattan. and City OF CORN
1avsrpool' selena. London, Nghungala Vera Crx; san
fIapeseo orsytswn Nic AlbemArle, City Point; ohtn
Ton Cnsriestoa; Clyde, WILMINGTON NC: Louisa
Chesapeake, Portland; and othsrs
nd al h~As
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Arnold's print works at North Adams Mass,
running ten hours day and finishing Ave thousand
pieces week-which does NOT lsok much like hard
q mas.