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FROM THE SOUTH.
Raleigh, N. O.. Condoles with Richmon n,

RALEIGH, April 29.--At meeting of the
various departments held to-day at the Capitol,
over which Governor Holden presided, it was
resolved to close the various offices and toll the
bells, and resolutions of sympathy were adopted
which will be forwarded to Governor Walker.
The flag on the Capitol is now at half-mast.
Shooting Case.
A woman of low character, called "Big Foot
MolI, dressed herself in masculine habliments
last night and went to the house of Spencer
Wood, near this city, for mischievous purposes
when Wood shot and killed her.
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New York Money and Stock MA
.FROM EUROPE.
This Mornings Quotations.

LONDON, April 29-Noon.-Consols 94% for both
money and account. American securities easier.
u s. 52Os OF 1862, sS2S; OF 1865 old, Ss; Of 1861,
s9%: 1O-4Os, SO. Stocks quiet; Erie, 19 Illinois
Central, Ill Great Western, 271G. ....
LONDON, April 29-2 z. M.-Consols for money "a;
and for account, 9416. American securities quiet.
Stocks dull; Erie, 1874.
PARIS April 29.-T6e Bourse opened dull Rentes,
73f. 90c.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-Noon.-Cotton dull middng
uplands, 11@11j jSd. middling Orleans, 11&d The
sales OF the day are estimated at 10000 bales The
sales of the week have been $1,000 bales, including
for export 9000 and for speculation 1000 bales The
stock in port is 36S 900 bales including 900 bales
OF American The receipts or the week have been
1856 900 bales, including 95, 600 bales OF American.
The stock of cotton aoat is 273,000 bales, including
1853 600 bales of American.
LONDON, April 29.-Sugar quiet. Turpentine quiet
at 3Os. Cd. Linseed oil dull. Common rosin dull.
ANTWERP, Aprl 29.-Petroleum opened to-day eX-
cited
This Afternoons Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, April 29-2 p. M-The receipts OF
Wheat for the past three days have been 10000
quarters all American. California Wheat is quoted
at 0s 3D. a9s. Cd. red Western, S. Id. @Ss Cd; red
winter, IS. Cd 0SSs ElOd. Flour, EOS.
PARIS, April 29.-The Bourse closed hrmer. Rentes,
14f 20c. -..
FRANKFoRT, April 9s.-U. S. 6-2os opened nat
at 95.
HAvRE, April 2O.-Cotton opened nat at 1927. on
the SPOT
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Accident to Surgeon Cooper

FORTRESS MONROE, April 29.-Yesterday
evening Surgeon George e. Cooper was driving
out, when his team ran away, throwing him out
of his carriage. His injuries are painful but not
dangerous.
Shipping.
Arrived, brig Martha from Rio, in ballast.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The Richmond Case Decided.
EllysOn Declared Legal Mayor.
Masquerading and Death.
Etc, Etc. Etc. ETC., Etc.
FROM THE SOUTH.
Tho Richmond MayoraIty-NIr. ChnhoOn RO

Tho hlchmOnO WHYOratty-Nfs Cnnn0On h0s
tires.
RICHMOND, Va, April 30. The Supreme
Court of Appeals of Virginia decided this morn
ing at 10 o'clock that the Enabling act passed
by the Legislature was constitutional, and that
Henry X. Ellyson and not George Chahoon is
The lawful Mayor of this city, and that all acts
of Mr.. Ellyson, in accordance with the State
laws are legal and binding.
Mr.. Chahoon, under his formal agreement,
will retire from the field, and Mr.. Ellyson re-
mains Mayor of the city.
The court was unanimous in its opinion. The
opinion is voluminous, covering every point
raised.
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ARRIVED THIS MORNTNG.

Steamer BRISTOL Wallace, "a hours from New York.
with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde Co.
Steamer W. Whilldin, Riggans, 15 hours from Bal
timore, with mdse. 20 A. Groves, Jr.
Schr Caroline, Tice, / day from Millyille, N. j.,
with glass to Whitall, Tatum Il Co.
Schr Royal Oaks, Ericks, days from Choptank
river, with spOkes to Watson Childs.
Schr Thomas K. French, Dougherty, days from
Durham creek, with lumber to McShain Bush.
Schr Jas. M. Vance, Burgess, from Boston.
Schr John Shay Fisher, from Boston
schr Jos. Porter, Burnes, from Providence.
Tug ThOs. jefferson, Allen, from Baltimore, with
tow OF baTges TO w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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FROM THE EST.
Boat Cnpsized and Three Men Dro

Boat Capsized and Three Men Drowned.
ST. LOUIS April 29.-While four deck hands
on the steamer St.. Paul were last evening at
tempting to take the yawl from the bow to the
stern it came in contact with the Wheel which
was in motion, capsizng, and three of the four
occupants were drowned. Their names are un-
known
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"A Maine paper says that the political mana
gels of the several parties and of the various
factional interests in that State have never
found themselves embarrassed with as many
underground entanglements as are already
threatened for this campaign.
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Steamer E. @. Biddle McCue, New York. W. p
Clyde a. Co.
SchT f. r. Baird, Ireland, Boston, Slnnickson Co.
Schr /. G. Hickman, Robinson, Il, Cambridge, do.
Schr Hazleton, Gardner, Taunton, do.
Schr @. Cooper, Nickerson, Chatham do
Schr II. Law, York, Stonington, do.
Schr Minnesota, Phinney, New Haven, do.
Schr Cohasset Gibbs New Bedford, DO
Schr Maria Louisa, Snow, Gloucester, Mass, do.
Schr liza, Williams Portland, do
Schr Bartlett Harris, Providence, do.
Scbr John Shay, Fisher, Providence, do
Schr Golden Eagle, Howes Fall River, do
Schr Satterthwate, KINNEY, Providence, do
Schr A. W. Virginia, Smith, Greenport, do
Schr Pathway, Haley Salem, do.
Schr Hope, Smith, Salem, do.
Schr Brandyw1ne, Adams, Newport, do.
Schr John II. Perry, Kelley, New Bedford, do.
Schr w. W. Wilson, Kelly, Salem, do.
Schr Taylor Mathis, Cheesman, Fall River, do.
Schr j. A. Crawford, Young, DanVersport, do.
Barge II. j. O'Cain, Kain, New York, do.
Barge M. Morrow, Morrow, New YORK, do.
Barge Starry Flag, Hutchinson, New York, do.
Tug Commodore, Wilson, Baltimore, with tow OF
barges, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Tug Chesapeake, Merrhew, Baltimore, with tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde Co.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
EVENING TELEGRAPH OFFIcE,l
Nn TQrn 4


Friday. April 49, 1870. :
The spirited revival of speculation at the
Stock Board during the last few days is but the
index of marked change in the tone of general
business throughout the city. Most departments
of trade exhibit improved activity, which can
only be accounted for by the sense of relief
afforded in the failure of Secretary Boutwell, to
force his funding scheme through the House of
Representatives.
The loans to-day were quite dull and inactive,
owing to the disagreeable condition of the
weather. There is considerable demand for call
loans but even this has fallen off as compared
with yesterday, and rates continue exceedingly
easy. a
Gold is not quite so active, but it continues
strong, the fluctuations ranging between 1870
11515, closing about noon at 11514.
Government bonds are not quite as strong as
yesterday, and a portion of the issues shows a
slight falling off.
The Stock market receded from the activity
of yesterday, but prices were fairly maintained
City skies were steady, with sales of the new
bonds at 1929.
Reading Railroad was barely so active or
strong as yesterday; sales at 81; Pennsylvania
was stronger, and sold up to 5S9s; and small
North Pennsylvania; 3794 for Catawissa pre-
ferred and 2S9l for Philadelphia and Erie.
Canal stocks were quiet. Sales of Pennsyl-
vania Canal at %. 343s was bid for Lehigh.
Passenger Railway stocks attracted some at
tention. Sales of Hestonville at 1877, b. o.
The balance of the list dull but steady.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 S. Third street
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THE CRGsUsEs IN COUNCIL.
One Hundred Wilton Dollars Against the New
York Arcade Railroad.

York arcade RailPOad.
meeting was had yesterday in Mr.. A. T.
Stewards down town store TO take action in rela-
tion to the passage by the Legislature of the
Arcade Railway bill. Among those present were
Messrs. A. T. Stewart, William B. Astor, ID. M.
Ogden representing the Trinity corporation),
and others.
Mr.. A. T. Stewart called upon those directly
interested as property owners on the line OF
Broadway, as well as all citizens who have the
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
For additional Marine Ne,Os see Instde Pa

For additional Marine Netos see inside Pdges.
STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
7A.M......58I IL A. NJ. "a 2P. M......57
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JAY COOKE & co. quote Government securities as
follows:U. g. 6s OF 1881, 116&@l1T; 5-2Os of 1862,
l15H@lIS%; DO, 1864, 1ll%Sl14%; do, 1865, 1l44@
1is1@1i8H; 1865, 1Is'G@iis%; DO, 1O.4os, ios9sS
1Oss. Cur. IS, l12l5@1l29G; Gold, 1853.
MEssRs. DE HAVEN BROTHER. No. 40 8. Third
Street. Philadelphia report the following quotatons
u s. IS of 1881, 1162l@117; do, 1862 115H@115sS
do 1854, 114b@114; 40. 1886, 1l4G@1l4X do. 1866,
new, 1l3@1l8b; do. 1857, do. 13A@l13}S; do 1868,
do, 118159l182S; lO4Os 1Os2G@1OS%: q. s. 80 Year
& per cent Currency, l123@@l12'S Due Comp. Int.
Union Pacific r. r. 1st Mort Bonds ss659s75; Gem
trail Pacific R. R., ss2O@98O; Union Pacific Land
NARR i LADNER, Bankers, report this morning
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from NEW .YORK.
Army Reunion.

New YORK, April 29.-The annual reunion of
the Sd Army Corps Union will he held at the
Parker House in the city of Boston on Thurs
day, May s. at 12 o'clock.
rev York Money and Stock Markets.
NEW YORK, April 29,-Stocks strong. Money
easy at soc per cent Gold, 1854. 52Os, 1882, cou-
pom, 115K; do. 1864, do, 114A do. 1865 do 114% !;
do. do. new, 118; do. 1861, 113A do. 1858, 1881 ;
1o4os, 1885; Virginia IS, new, ss16; Missouri ss
Consolidated N. Y. Central and Hudson River, s6K ;
Erie, 23A; Reading, 1902; Adams Express, 63}5 |;
Michigan Central, 1876; MchlganE Southern, 962s |;
Illinois Central, 141 Cleveland and Pttsburg, 1861
Chicago and Rock Island, 1922; Pittsburg and Fort
Wayne, 98x; western Union Telegraph, 332i.
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FIRST EDITIO N
The Richmond Tragedy.

Facts and Details from q Richmond
JOurnal-The Cause of the
Disaster-SceneS and In
Cidents of the Ap-
palling Calamity.
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THIS MORNING.

Steamer e. N. Falrchild, Trout, New York, W. NJ.
Baird a. Co.
Steamer Anthracite, Green, New York, W. NJ. Baird
q Co.
Steamer E. @. Biddle, McCue, New York. W. P.
The sun., 1870-12-29
Dublin Anilftk.


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The sun., 1870-12-29
6opartn,rsbig Aoilt,s.

THE PARTNERSIIIP heretofore e,l.t,r, he
a. tSnen lh5 UNDERSIGNED under the name OF TL0DAs
uuupuT' y 90 has been tlut day BY mutual consent
n~olV.d James King, Jr assam ng ali debt. aesiust
we sara nrn and al debts due tbv nrm are to Le pa
business. - ~ IIt1N AZ a MI uIii, t"o
New IV,k, Dec, ., ,uS7O jAMkS KING, JS' ""'
The sun., 1870-12-29
dtna nnh Gnfftta.

N~~e~~~~~ceD>cS~Ns.~--s
THE CHOICEST OLD GOVERNMENT
JAVA
JAVA
JAVA
COFFEE
COFFEa
COFFSB
COFFEs
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
NEW YEARS TABLE
NEW YEARS TABLE
NEW YEARS TABLE
to be had At cithe. Of the stores OF the
GREAT
GREAT
GREAT
AMERICAN TEA co.
AMERICAN TEA co.
AMERICAN TEA co.
Delivered In all parts OF the city without extra charge.
N. BORDERS By MAIL SENT TO COLLECT ON
DELIVERY.
The sun., 1870-12-29
EtGlI NuiIt,s.

SUPREME COl'RT-Clv and County OF New
- York 4 tnArles GpadV 10, plaWun, agt, James 4
nolan and others dciendaGts-ln pursuance ot iuGg.
mont Of the supreme Gourt NJ the Sftc of NeW 0rE
made In the ahOyteutited action l. the subscrbei tEr
Referee Lameu m SAID Judgment viii expose To AL,
punllc an ton, Ast dgN OF IeCFmhtr 1870 NJ
O'Clock uuOn ~ tn1 Exchange Sglcsr You III llrna H..
way IN the civ OF hcW lork, by 4uhcita & Mcclure
Auct oucers IN tp owing Described real estate 10
vii All uM cer'ila lot OF land situate IN the "a rf n
War oi IA. "N Of New icrh, coun,y ana state OF
New NoIa bonad and dcsCTia,d y follows IL vii !,
Be-tnin' st NJ pont iormel BY the rterscotion OF
~ n3!heTiy an' Of One Hundred and lhlty.siltb
street Win lhn a'ttlI SIDE OF tifh avenue rnnning
tN,n'-loit ~ d'd ccNen inches thence westetly
and parallel "'n fgr hundred aud fnr.ysiXtn street
one huhuitl rti ter ttct thence sIuthcrly ami parA.
~ WIN rum aI'nue twenty ,louT feet aad eleven
lnchts 70 lle n"rnofy side OF One Hundred and Thirty
sh teel thence casttfY along said nnrtherli uiic
OF nhe hundTed ana IhTty.slNth street one hundred
auu zen leti TO ut ilacc of helnnipg And Aiso ali
,lsr hNe ceNGtn lots Ut hpu situate IN thc rNcluh
ward OF tle CITY OF New work Aiurcsaid b ,uudct nr
nescrned ns follows 10 VIII; BrslunlUg at a paiut IN
the westerly SIDE Of FiiIh ave ne distant northtrly
r. N the no lnNesteily corner OF Fnh aVu nue. an OUe
hnnlrrl ana lhrt' eNth street foTty.n ne icCt and
eleNen inches thence running northtrly along the
Meherf siIe OF Fiih avenue one hundred and twenty.
uted And IllrlNsNth street one hHntrel ani I'm rst
thence sputhery and parallel win m avsnue one
hundred an twenty hvo feet and thence ca,tcrIy and
pAlhe WIN one Hundred and Ihrty.s XIII street onr
huhnler Anh ten iect 70 the pl 'ce OF beEiuuiug.
Dated New fuTk Dec 10 lS1O.
JAMES n. COLEMAN Referee
e. NJ BRIGGS, Paintint Attorney.
The sun., 1870-12-29
MtNitaI.

A LII SPEC AL DISEASES cured In the short.
YeaGs successful PRACTICE.
A. Lt"Is N. D.. : Beach st., New York
A ~. SPECIAL DISEASES and ladies In
N trouble guarAntco1 Immediate relief, NOtice-- M
ices un II peTeltly satqn nei. wv
Dr. AsCHER. Amlty nlace. Laurens S.
A III. soccia Dseasrs-Ladiel ana gent emen In
~ trouble 20 years experience In PrussiAn military
hospitals eucctssul cure inside Il hOuTs or no lac
consultation nee pr, FRANkLlN, lGi BceckeT st.
1R. LEWIS, authoT OF Medical COMPANION and
phdc 10 Hea n, olers restoration 10 the debili
beach ~. HFw YORK. ' '''~'N ''"N''NS'
nN. PERRY, =! Bcccker st near DroA1Wa- car
- nN consNtrd bf ladies' ar gentlemen IN trouBie'
t0rlii nLEl1 Nv wv N"e~ '@'"'SV
The sun., 1870-12-29

.That n appears suoh cstu ate aud CANVAS that
The whole number Of votes given the Offices Ia.
spcctors Of Election Of the Twcnty thru kiec'ion
Dlstrtt ut the Nenteenth ward was stSlcrn thO.-
sand siN huudiei and eighy y.nine. ...,......ti 6s9
.nd ~ Soii
snd ten D' '',s''VU ~. '1' SOLO
sand ono 6Snir ahi tSliy yV,'''1 wv !iD
one S Suni Y Cd % I%sR,; SSs'" wv o"'S eta
drci sal nitysiI....''. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
aAd Of which there were scattering nity three. 5S
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Sblpplna.

A ECHOR LINE PASSAGE TICKETS.
TO and from any Railway Station IN Great Britain, Grr
land, Norway, Sweden, Denmark. Germany, HoUNuL
Rclginm. and the United States by steamers sA..lG
Wtekly, for sale
AT 10 WEST CURRENCY RATES.
fESDKRsoN BROTHERS,
The sun., 1870-12-29
4siroloau.


A fACT.-professor MARS tells tho very mind At
N h1st sight Ladies AMI gents, consult IA m once,
anu You wa have no disAppoiitineht ~ marriage o..
any urdoriakn}s 81 Ihird nv, near l2t1 Ito re
VeAls useful ana NondrouS secrets In all business
10 marry the one you Wlsh Immediately 5Oc. 10 a.
A STROLOGIST.-NADAM NJ, seventh danEh
N ter, born wth veil ana git to tel tue future,
even your very tlounn's can do al You ws. No gcat5
ladcs5O cents. lSi East Hlpst0n ST., below lat ~.
L OOK IIEHR mo GumOug.-Mad, ROSS tells
everything, the name Of the one you marry and ihat
otheI visitor causes speedy bringa together
those long separated shows the Likeness OF the
marry loJ West iist s between broadway and 7t aV.
MADAM PORTER, seeress.-The best m the
l world consult her f1r everything n Sth ay. near
iAth st. Fee, 2jc, TO SOC No gents. Lucky numbers,
MME. EYANs.-see her for overyhlngi she ia the
1VI best AelrologSt IN this city numbers positive
Fee, % ana 80 cents. u sth aV', near l2th 81.
MADAME JONES, Fortune Teller sne has no
N'l equal 81 rhompsoO 81. Ladies, Ooi gents, o..
MADAM WATTS, oolored aStrologlst, ami will
Nk give sathhoaou 20 ell, aS7 wesi 3ftE st. rear
MADAM MISR, medicaI aud baslnps, cl,rryy,.
III uut, tuyerlof Is Ill " WEST avn a.
The sun., 1870-12-29

That II appear on snoh estimate and canvas. tha'
The whole nun er Cf votes given ON VI In
snoctors Of Flee, 'on OF The 1wcnty-sNth Flee 'ua
District OF ihe seventeenth war was sixteen tA.U.
tand siI hnnir q Gnt s'vcntN. .ntne..... .....NG;g
and nine 6.),p
whlch JOhn j. Wslsn received siI thousand
hfU.
ohasdtsd sadihr,y :..,...'.....,.. s o..' si'
" which heset liOrthem received two thou
,s.9d ong Ldndrea en- twenty nlnc 49,. aI2y
hwhlch AndioS ~. thomas received tirre hun.
hfl.rA
And OF which the.c we're scattering my thrct... O.
NJ,
The sun., 1870-12-29
Spttixl Nniitts.

Ot which Edward Reilly received one thousand ,.,
nve hundTe and nifty four. ....s......s. ioOf
vSn hnn6reg Iae, suS Ahspf g nr sce'ea QUO .ao 1854
or vhich there was blank OnC....................s
AID VI which there were scattering eighteen..., Is
ea.t
The sun., 1870-12-29

That u sppeArs on suca estimate ani oanyas' that
Ihe WHO'S number Of Vo,.s giNeI to- tLs offices Oi la
tpectOfs OF Election OF the twenty ttI EtcCtioI Dis
tfict OF tge sCyenteynth Ward w.s s.xtccl thou.
sand 81 huhdre 1 ard seNc cnty fOur........tj Oh
vulch william II. II gan received six thou.
D. whicn J ,con liauel celvc1 siy thJnsaud. 90
eps tSndTsI W. y.s,ss, ,.'.,s'.... ,a,'''. sis;
one Gaads Sgi sssa,!,sy .,.:.',....'..; si2i
and nty sS..,... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s-s
And OF which thvT. were scattering y.,hrc'.. s3
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R,rsonai lioilt.s.

WHEREAS my Nifc Margaret COohcy, htyi q
w lcft my bel and board on the "a day ol September
1870, md Hso dspOhcd of all the prOpery my pos
session. hereby forbid person persons har6or.
Ing or trusting her on my account as Will pay no
bills OF her contraction, JAMES COONEY.
New York. Dee a. 1910
SOPHIR FISHER, late or Pn'lalciphia viii hear
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The sun., 1870-12-29

That II apreirs. such estimate ani cau.ass t!.t
Ihe WHO number Cf yo q. Liyen for tdr on NJ.
spectO Of Eiec' OF the rwentY-scvcn'h El.c;iun
District of ths .ve1teentl Wari was sixteen ,nJI.
sand slR hundred and seY nty.nve...... 6G7i
shd nine 80. ..'', s.0oo
snd two -, ''O''' GO!
Df which Joseph Holtze reCt NeI Two thousand
hundred and tgenty .e iht.
OF which Wsm r. hcDonuugh received two
thOq,a9 "a ons M drel and Nv ny.seSsn go, !is,
OF which Andrew y. Cotg1n recc we'd tirer Iua.
dred and hltys I........................... 50
And OF which thtre were scattering nity three 80
The sun., 1870-12-29
Spttial NoLittA

Hp hundred AZ n'q iRiPsy .oVV.'.u '.V .Oa' 1p
OF which Fitch H. Ludlum received two thou.
saud One hundred aud thirty. ......... ..,... also
or which Edward I. Rouik received three hun. -
An of which there we're scsito ing niiy......... %
The sun., 1870-12-29
Norssg an0 datrlals.

WAGONS and -icighs for eAle choap, two Concord
express ana one grocery wagon. one light busncss
anu one ROAD wagon, one 2-scAt l-seat and two
business sleghs harness. roOes, &c, 26 Spring st.
corner uf CLARKE.
The sun., 1870-12-29
rwExrIErn ELrcr1oN nIsrrfcr.

Thai tapreirs IN such estimate ami canvass, that
The whole uuu her Of votes iven tor the Offices Of IN.
spec ors of ~ 'ct OF Tao twentieth Eject on Dts.
uict u the Seventeenth Ward was sixteen thousand
rI hundre and eighty y-one. .....,..........t tGtSi
and nn. '..'''ee 'i 'Ou'H 900
.nd seven 'e'e'su >" 6o7
one hundred and thirY ,.Ve'eu 'No gio
sand one buh1red and ise iSepiys yiss 2s
and nfy.,iS pVA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SO
And Of which there we're scattering nny.thrte.." ss