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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
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MIStATuRB ALMANAC

| MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sr ,,., 50 san Moon ssts....... 800
| THs DAY. ..,
SAND, Hook 6AI Cows Island .... 1891 Hell Gate S;42
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6itp BtaI Gstatf for SaIr.

VIII ctM Vslut luz 0SalE'
nor SALE-On the south west corner of
FnhRve and TliuysShsL, 4story brosn stone, kngsh
basement HOUSE 20Ilo0 With vacant lot I5 side street subject
Gss5j HOMER MORGAN ? PDe't
NOR SALE-TENEMENT PROPERTY
4sory bnek HOUSES Eeyrutus st. OF Frtaye, each
2OsI block 1850 Apply HOMER MORGAN. rine-st
NOR SALE-A tirst-class three-stOry brOwns
HOUSE West Forty eghthst In hne order Particulars
owner GEO. HUGHES Co.'S. 30 Churehst No agents
NOR SAIE-On FOrty.nntl-st, near tltthaVc.,
tr.tcals fourory highstoop bOsusoue HOUSE 25IuVIB
o The and complete containing the usual modern
ard mauy others those houses bu general
market Leasehod; $50 ground rent Apply TO HOMER
MORGAN, 7Pnest uS''l
NOR SALE, 5. 5. Fifty -hfth-st., Fifth and
S.hayes three front aud soop rail-
pumbed and black fnish also No l9 West Fhyh
4orv and l7 3sory. all Of building
yery cheap Apply on the premises OF ~ No.
~ J. ". STEVENS BROS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18

GENERAL SEssIONS.-JOhn Haggerty, robbery
Henry Conway and John Tupp eouous assault aud battery Pred
homicide Carbon Beckmhu Paick Nc
Donald and Edwin Dusenbury grand larceny James Mu burglary
Elizabeth MoA Louise kayser grand larceny James Reilly,
le.OLIOua and battery.
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Country gtal Gsiat, for Salu.


A COMFORTABLE COTTAGE HOME for
~ 1870; balance monthly payments IN lieu rent
T. r. KELLOGG. BTecutor, No Broadway \, 4.
NHEAPl GOOD LANDSl-Six 50-acre lots
~ Of SALE Separately or all together Misn y 70
miles cheap for cash or on ~ ana 10 onnS
time CAs T. DUNN Lead Vale Jefferson Co.. last Tennessee
DELAWARE FARM and COUNTRY RESI-
DEHCR for SALE-Siuated Immediately ADJOINING zoe soHp VI
Milford Kent County DeawaTe miles from the Desae
shore Cape Communication WITH heHioIA Ahl
Philadelphia raj 90 Of hghmpToved LANDAU Seis
m as, and wheat mostly fruits 0OO peach trees Ii
gooseberry planted two years apple 80
handsome and convenient COSY $500
within two flashed and painted IN tue best manner WIZ
marble mutes aoor. eight lodging rooms paror
ry with range Sh and wood And coa
shed by furnace the cellars handsome
with hedges and flowers IN growing
large barn. with horse aud COW stables corr
tool house Ge all under one 1901
house &c All good condition and will be sold al
bargain Ion Apply the premises, or address
IT, JOSEPH YARDLEI, Milford. Delaware
MANUFACTURING SITES on the Erle
wi Railroad At Goshen h locations easy terms
Inquire Of JOHN J. HEARD. Goshen N !.
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5uus,s anh farms @IauttS.
Observation-Disclosures FARM LAM,
w growing Western srscass productive Farm az
Burlington n j. Address PARTICULAR % T. NORRIS Also iOi A
on ,s rms complete FRUIT Farm Of ten acres and one 70 lease
with privilege % pnrchase
NXyANTRD-To PURCHASE or LEASE, for
w years. Farm Of 100 or more sces WIZ luLAs
.rpv Of ruunug Distance limit " hours from ety. near tA
Josi station Address apply Room 6. Herald Building
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Situatirus mant,O- -malts.

ITO OVERS and FINISHERS-Want by y
thoroughly practical saston 70 take eharEe o. lotion
Establishment having knowledge OF both
dyeg and 90 shng; would buug department. has thorough
knoydge fabne Adte for
week T. j. WHEELER Providence, r. l.
TO STATIONERS. &c.-A young man with
experience 10 the stationery business wishes 40 20
object the salary frstas refer
eDees GIVEN Please address L. r f. Boz lO8 Tnbane Ohee
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cIrr OF NrwYoaK. DErAKrxnsr o. FIsAscE. J

CITY OF NEw.YORK, DEPARTMENT % FISANcE, !
BUREAU o RECEIVER OF TArzs
CouRr.HouSR PARK, % ChamberssL, Nov 5, 1909. }
ITO TAXPAYERS.-NOtic Is hereby gwen
that per will be added all taIs unpaid on TIE leg oiD
ecu, December - On all taa
remaining unpaid January interest at the rate Twelve per seh pea
calculated from the taT the books were received o he ks.i
OF viii be added No Will be
BERNARD ShYTII, Receiver
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aral Gstatt TO GrthuHst.

MISERABLE Property To Exchange for cOun-
H Seat worth from soo sJO0o JAQuRs 2oa Broadway
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SruokIpn Slruptrtp % gtt.

ITO LET-FURNISHED. on Brooklyn Heights,
within minutes wah Of wast Ferry a+siory tnshsh hsres
DEeng Ntb all the modern improvements en'
moderate small private family living Europe Apply 70
A. b DAVENPORT Agent No. l57 Moatagus.st BrsoElvn. T.
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QrupusaIs.
yursts, 6uriaa,s, Ss

DOR SALE, at private stable, No. IS Last
il Foristhst. srstelsss laay's SADDLE HORSE
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All who have real estate for sale OF to let,
aud those desiring " purchase or rent such property
will find 10 their interest TO advertise THE TRIBUNE
lts aggregate eyoiaton exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and IN Addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
Will DO tOulf only NewYork and ali ts cities and
villages ut in every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should DO as brief az Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business prosson consequently advertisements In each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value of Its col
umns a. advertising medium. The charges for adver
tsing arc follows DAILY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line. About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-18
Corporation qutlt,s. ~

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO
CTORS-Separate sealed PROPOSALS. each ndorssi
OF the which relates the name Of the bidder
Offering oil be received this once unt III Ocock
m OF WEDNESDAY Nov "a 1859 for the laying Of the
Robbins Preserved Wood Pavement a. price nos
exceeding per yard In FouTtsL from the BoNey
Maugns Fnhst from the Bowery to haugRst Also oI
the yug Stow Foundation Pavement
exceeding SIS yard 10 hdenAne hEorgh'
out Reebh from Broadway 90 Seyenthave Bids vii 20
persons be legally authorized 20 Jay heSa
pavementA Information apply The CoIira CerA M
0hce. THOMAS STEPHENS. ! Crotou
ROBT L. DARRAGH, Agaeduct
GEORGE s. GREESB, } Board.
Roruyp1 Cry BALL PARK. Nov. TO- 1862
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Gitp $rupntp TO gd.

6itg qruprtu TO Sh.
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life Insur-
" having Brosdusy
lt offer to let their late ohees 29l Broadway
Of Rssdes- Apply on the premises
OFFICES TO LET-COner of Duane and
Hudson the third Hoor. nicely
IN ana suitable Of business; will be rented
suites Apply HOMER MORGAN. No 2Iins-st tlseol
TE'O LET-For dwelling or business purposes,
be SECOND THIRD and FOURTH FLOORS ~ ths budiog No.
Foarteeuht Of UuonquaTe Large anu foomy ana
biied ND With water, gas, &c, &c Agplyto ,rc ~ - N
C59D hoMB. aOh0an. 80. 2 Ilse.e-
ITO RENT TILL MAY LIST, or LONGER-A
completely furnished s0wn stone soop u niei
HOUSE IN perfect repair located Ea Twenty att near sdesd
way Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No Pnest loyl
no LET or for SALE-H0USE and LOT, 10
Twenaetst 2sIOO Doctors Office reserved hlet Appy
premises
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guaro anb 8Oums.

A PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE COMPANY
IN Suburban Residence, Terms low Ad
dress J. H.. Morrisauia. n. y.
4 BLOCK from 5th-aye.-A large and hand
sony Furnished second hoor private bathroom ls
Also Gentleman house and table trst cAsa No. o
Wayrrley-Dlace. Of Masiougsl-st
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9ru @uoNs.
Situations Wantto- -ftmalts.

GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS constantly
" tob Mn HTLDs GERMAN INSTITUTE. ~ NOrioE'
between stanton and RiTHgton st.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

THE TRIBUNE thus philosophers over the
spirit of the English press on the subject Of
Sumner great alabama speech:
We are not surprised 70 find the English
journals unanimous in their condemnation
of Mr.. Summers speech on the Alabama
claims 1t is not the first time they have
greeted with unqualified condemnation Po-
si,ions they have afterward found it conven-
lent to accept. To call his views unreasona-
BILE is the least they could say. To protest
that they will never acknowledge that they
were in the wrong is only to be British. To
admit the danger of leaving the question
open is to shOw that, notwithstanding all
their brave words, they comprehend the
situation. 1t is more to their interest than
ours to have the question settled. They ara
in the wrong they cannot afford 70 remain
SO, and they see in the action of the Senate
an assurance that delay only increases their
difficulty. They protested not long ago that
the idea Of any payment for the damages OF
the Alabama was prepos ferrous, and were
soon after negotiating for payment. They
protest now that our terms are preposterousi
and will soon after be ready to consider them.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

The CRowS PoINT AND kENTUcK ALL
RIGHT AGAIS-The Gold Hill News Of last
evening thus announces the gratif! ing fact
that the late burning mines are once more in
a condition for working:
The shafts Of the Crown Point and Ken
tuck were reopened ABOUT p. NJ. yesterday
also the closed connection between the Vel
low Jacket and kentuck at the 900 foot
level. Ore is being hoisted from the Ken
tuck this afternoon, and as soon as some
clearing up and other preparations can be
made in the Crown Point mine, ore
will also he hoisted from that mine-per-
haps tonight. The Yellow Jacket is all
right, and hoisting ore as usual. The air at
the 900-foot level is cool and good. owing to
the draft thr ough into the other mines. send
ing huge quantities of hot. steamy, foul air
from b 9th the Crown Point and hentuck
shafts. No smoke is apparent, therefore, ali
fire is doubtless extinguished. It's well
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

THE RAIN STORM which prevailed during
the evening of Tuesday and till after noon On
yesterday, seems, at this writing TO be over.
Nobody ever saw such storm here at this
time of year. A very considerable amount
of water has fallen. When the clouds lifted
from the Sierras it was observed that snow
had fallen there. This latter fact may in
duce some hard frosts hereabout, but the
general results of the wetting will be highly
beneficial No doubt this storm extended far
INTO California.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

SOMETHING WE SHOULD LIKE TO HAVE
ExPLAINED.-In our very small orchard we
have a few pear and apple trees among which
are some seedlings. On these seedlings are
some thorny projections. On these thorny
projections we have noticed from time to
time, some black insects of the cricket
species-impaled there by some unknown
agency. There are ten or dozen of these
insects thus impaled, each one on thorn by
itself We didn't put them there nobody
around our house did it they are too high
I'd for toad's work and we are puzzled to
know how they came there. We suspect
birds. Can anybody enlighten US upon the
subject: The greatest part of the mystery is
that all these bugs are alike. Whoever o.
whatever stuck them there seems to have
been careful to wreak vengeance upon the
door crickets
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20

BosToX "BENEFITs. They have intro
duced charming novelty at the theatrical
benefits in Boston, and especially at Sell
WINS Theater. At the conclusion of the
performance, the blushing beneficiary, as
usual is bawled for. As usual, he makes
"a neat speech" Just as he is slipping
behind the curtain, he is met by the venerable
and excellent Mr.. Thomas Barry, the stage
manager, with a corpulent pocket-book IN
enc hand and letter in the other. Mr.B Barry
proceeds 20 read the epistle:" Dear Sir
beg your acceptance-esteem foryou as an
actor and gentleman-etforts to please
most gratify;ng-will not be forgotten
Many Friends" When the Poeket-oook Is
opened, they find United States bonds and
such like condiments. Mr.. Robson got
$500 worth the other night. And Vet PEG
pie aver that these are not " the palmy days
If the drama ," We dare say that Mr.
Robson thinks them "paimy" enough fol
him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20
THE DAILY APPEAL

PERsoNAL-Mr.A lvah Mitchell having ac-
eumulated ton of bullion at White Pine
has come to Carson to help Col. Curry get
the Mint IN order to coin the same. His
many friends will be glad to see Mr.. Mitchell
back again.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-20
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE OF THE COUNTY ASSESSOR,
ORNsBY COUNTY, NEVADA,
CARSON CITY, May 10, 1869. J
4 LII PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY STATE
n and County Taxes, for the year 1869, are
hereby notified that the annual poll-tax OF four
dollars, for the use Of the State and County due
from each male resident of this State over twenty
enc and under sixty years of age,
Is Now Due and Payable
To the County Assessor or his Deputy; and all
are expected to pay said tax, when called upon.
And also, that the take. on the personal property
Of persons who do not own real estate within the
County Of SAT- cient value to secure the taxes on
both their real and personal property, are dus ana
payable when the same is assessed. All taxes
payable in U. s. geld CO n.
The laws provided for the collection THE above
mentioned taxes will be strictly enforced.
GEORGE W. CHEDlC,
County Assessor.
Bv II. II. FENCE, Deputy.
Office Next door to the County Clerks ONCE
County Building. NIL"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

Notwithstanding the denials made OF
the fact that arms and men have been
sent TO Cuba from New York in the
steamer Perlt. when she sailed three
weeks ago, it Is now known that she
carried out a force OF lilibusters. who
landed at the bay of n pc on the llth
and 18th ult. and were attacked there
III their lortitications on the 10th or / 'th
but maintained their position. though
with severe loss. \ correspondent OF
the Tribune, who went out Oh the PCrlt,
and who writes from Nipe says that the
expedition entered the bay in broad day
light, and cast anchor near the shore ar
noon. \ portion of the arms and sup
plies We're landed that night, and the
steamer was then sent to sea with orders
TO return the next day and complete the
landing. BY the 18th the party had on
shore ten pieces Of cannon, and other
arms for u force OF several thousand men.
Their own number, according to the
World. was GOO men. and the same pa
ucr asserts that Gen. Jordan. vino COM
mardcd them. took them across the cuun-
try. 10 ION Ceope les In order to per
form this dangerous journey with safety
General Jordan ordered scents to 90 in
advance oil his men. imstructlng them t.
notify him or his officers of any hostile
forces that they might observe on their
way After proceclin. about EIGHT mics
the scouts were observed by = small de-
tachmcut OF Spanish cavalry, and soon
the volunteers la brief engagement,
the S2auiarI- killing three OF their num-
her. Will" thu was III progress, one OF
}hr scouts rushed back to the main force
and Informed the officers OF the fact and
this timely intelligence enabled Jordan to
take hi- men by another route, till they
reached the camp OF the Insurgents
His must have been after the attack
hv the Spanish vessels on the 10th. OF
which there has been an account by tcle-
Graph. Capt. Charles Wright of Hobo
ken, who went ont in the Perit. returned
10 New York or Sunday last. lie con-
firms the account of the landing of men,
hur states their number 1t 800, with
: ,OnO stand OF AIMS and cannon. Nipe
where the landing wa, effected. i, on the
northern shore of the Eastern depart
mrut Of Cuba, not far from Uolgum, and
almost directly north ol Santiago de Gu
ba. which Is 4 port ON the southern shore.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

Decoration DAN.-Ol ali the ccic-
bration> OF Saturday the most con~picu-
Gus WAS that at the Arlington national
cemetery, on the former estate OF Gen.
Lee, at which Gen. Grant. Gen. Surr-
man, the members of the cabinet and the
other diynatariee of Washington were
present and TOOK part. The soldier, of
the Union army lie buried there all about
Arlington House, which VA, Lees home.
10 the number Of tens OF thousands One
OF the monuments records the burial he
meath it OF TWO thousand unknown sol
dicrs, and this vast crave wa- selected
tor particular decoration. The propor-
tions OF the great contest are better seen
by Us when VIC remember that Arlington
Is but one OF many OF these national Gem
cterieS, though we believe il j. tie largest
one.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
WHY MACn\ 90

WHY MACON Cor a NEGRO PO>r-
MAsrER.-Ihe appointment OF the negro
Turner as postmaster OF Macon, Ga,
was made at the request of Senator sum
ner and Gen. Butlc", and with tie full
concurrence OF tie cabinet, - a rebuke
of the disIovai element Of Georgia, for
the late murders and outrages ALLEGED TO
have neen committed there. Butler is
said to have told Grant that the step
was absolutely necessary, and that unless
it was taken lac would make the omission
the cause OF pitching into the admini>tra-
ton with all hi ability on the reassem-
bling OF Congress. a deputaiion of
Georgians waited on the president, on
Thursday, to protest against the continu-
ancc OF Turner in the Office. They stat
cd that he was unfit Tor the position and
made himself odiou> to all parties bv his
impudence and ignorance that Mr..
Washington. who hal been removed TO
20 make way for Turner, WAS q truly
loyal republican. and had givcn the high
est satisfaction. The president informed
the depu,atiun that hc had nulhiu. what
ever against Mr.. Washington. His re-
moval had been made through the con-
viction that it WAS necessary to admins
Ter some sort Of Il rcbGhe to the rebel ell
emcnt there who had cuunteuauced the
late ou!ragr~, and the prt>jdcn. thought
Turner would Eve iucm q, most uIpir;l,-
ant .iD-e. Il 0a- too late now TO protest
against the app,iGtm,ni. Ii had been
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
Is.


\ NEW WRINKLE-Curtis Il Cobb.
Hr>ton scedsmcn, advertise for sale pota
10 plants OF BreSee'S KIM Of the Earlie,.
Sir lie plants -. This is the variety
which has brought as HIGH as $50 Il SIN
gIr potato.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
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HuU storm. in Hc&t Iirgjniu.

The treat hail storm in West Nir.in-
IA, last week. will not recommend that
state ~ Il place Of residence to cmicrant-
il the Ike OF it occur, after. The Wheel
in IntclliLenccr o: Saturday, gives the
following account of it About ; o'clock
yesterday afternoon Il dark and heavy
cloud, apparently Il short distance above
the earth. overcast the Ky. This ~u>pi-
rluu~ looking omen suddenly grew darker
still, and the atmosphere became clos
arI sitting. vi at once Il terrific blast
OF wind burst upon IL and swept every
tiiin- before ii. The du>t WAS - thick
aTf h.Indrg that nothing could be seen
'"T " irw SECONDS. hut when the larLc
anal hay, 'ror- Of rain had !tiI The
"u..H- 3lt. the >c'ar WIS ou" nt terri
bic yet peculiar -,-u i."Incr. Not a mo-
mrn, 49, a.'"",l'' "orraauto tn r"-
81 N."- 'a' god, which W-r. ia trout o..
i,"'" ~."r'-. "r tn h"H-rnr'prr- i'r clos
Ing 1.,.E-. .;'nr- or -A1,jer-, and the.
moyyJhir>. together " a, roofs. chimn,y~
SO 'voro iiyi"u IN ovory direction, a At
an earthquake had shaken the city from
hrr i'und'tiH' Horses attached I" "r
DISCONNECTED from their vehicles Were
m'jiy pinuaH'- through t"r thorough
i'r'-. r"dan-"''n2 I"r and hmh To unior-
tnna'" pe'ie-rrIon~. hrt"rr ;ie wind had
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

~ The Council of CcnSors met Al
Mo"'pelicr yesterday. The Ffo.n,u
thin>s the Council viii only organize a;
ali, time and map ont work for future
consideration. The Fire. Pres thinks the
Council should recommend nothing but
tho "boli-Iing of the Council itself, -''as
on the whole, AN expensive, awkward,
and useless feature OF our form OF state
government" 1t predicts that Yer
m"nt Is not yet ready Tor woman sui
lrag,, biennial sessions OF the legislature.
or representation by population in the
house OF representatives. If Vermont
i not ready for the two latter measures
at east, we wish the free Pres, and
every other power in the state, would try
pnj educate the people TO it.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

BARREN FKrIr TREES. Hearth and
Home says a farmer III Ohio had a thrifty
orchard. which blos,om.d freely, but
bora no fruit. He washed twelve of the
tree once a week with strong ,oap-sud<.
and vas gratified 10y Il fine harvest the
subsequent season. Soap-sudS is also an
excellent fertilizer OF Grape vines, aud
shautI not be wasted
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

INV IIAMrsmIEE.-Inc- state lcei,la-
tury meets to-day, and the now governor
,Ou-low Stcarn>) viii be inau-uratyd
will! usual ceremonies. 1t the republic
ran ,ouru-. Samuel NJ Wb,el-r of Dover
received the nomination for speaker, Col.
Henry Q. Kent OF t4c Lancaster EepaLE-
o,,,, received the next highest number OF
votes.