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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

MASS MEETING ~

MASS MEETING ~ SLYS.
The friends of temper ! Brooklyn held
public meeting last evening 90 Reformed Church
ON the Nights for the purpos advocating abstinence
from the OF wines and Intoxicating liquors at the
coming New-YeGr receptions. TIE large audience was
addressed by the Rev Dr. Cuyicr Of the Iafaycttea7e
Presbyterian Churh, the Rev g. Lansing Taylor and tho
Rev. J. Hyatt smith.
The Rev DR.. Cdyler said that tire meeting was called
for the purpose Of awakening The Church 10 sense Of
its duty the Of temperance ana to have wine
set aside at NcwYenr. The Church. II for no other con
sd1raton must at In THIS question In sefdefense Tor
after all men aud tay that in this 1t Is unequal
70 the Cmcrgeucy; that the churches are Ike certain
commentaries in the minister's stndygreat easy pas
sages, but they break down difficult He he
loved that when Christ ordained the Church he equipped
Il fully to ght every evil thai afflicted or desoated man
park ~ Church artillery lie believed hat the Chur'h
today If II came up 10 it, mis- on would direct her Dat
Every Church should make the dramshOp and
those that sustain Them Take away the bottle AMI y91
uderics nearly an the evils that anlict The Church,
II Tompcrnce soci ~ ought 10 preach against ntein-
WHAT mo Church prcaihcs. Tie Church should have
organized opposition 70 ntemperauce i should
have "A temperance wheel in " machinery There IS not
gUuther sn tlat will send children to pcrditOn rs
quickly The vice Of the bottle Here at our doors ore
the Church Is guilty ia lie matter. Every Ch,Eb
should organize ON the side o. total abstinence. when
that day comes tc Church viii Poe relieved from tho
portaut work thHi the A,si.r IN, laid on IT, God has
wr law that alcohol i dr tdy, and tcrctOIc tLsy
that live in defiance OF Gods law cannot expect TO be
ed nom drunkenness.
TIcrc ne two cis-o, that do not believe in drunken
nrss-the total 0-tlnrr AMI the drunkard. The mole
rate drnLcr and those thai drink a. Arwlears believe
in drunkenness IN the Russian army they have sint -
ing commission th1t * mines ovcry soldiers breath
and SEND, drnFcr g. the lie would not IKE 20
De on such commission .u OF local and Stale
legislative bodies. me could De allowed To label al the
30. les tho GmfhOps ~ Brooklyn ne would PIT on
every the death head and cru.hOues and print on
each, Death re would PVT Il on each punclbowl Oh
Newly 1r- NOR ing, AMI t1cn let nBy iHty adc II out
and say. Here, Mr. A. Is glass OF consumption Or
ucliIluln tremci-."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

quite enough remaiDea 20 perfume ne city Thete vas
no paper to indicate 70 whom ulS s' East InS,s9
prince sent " to Marlin Wan Baron; that II ha1 ooe9
20 the Tleauy, IN o year 1913 Tine next bottle lifted
from the paper wrappings contained pears These were
Ion o Of me neSrls were the sfgest the writer has
ever seen Tncy were obong in shape. and these .wo
must nave thcre was no way Of counting these
levels. Is was judged there might have been $50
JanoSd Eone Of these were large but they very
clear and perfect shape. IL seemed as n
they must iayo once been part Of some royai
necklace Which Lad been stolen. IA is usu.iy
the in caihmities or this INV hiiu, mi 81;
have bccn tlInllcful Of diamonds Thieves el iucu.!
had been at work With the treasure, for the nt az
brought forth the golden lining OF snun-oN on,
the joweeJ and FRAGMENT snuff we're missing NeA.
gold ornament which had once belo 10 d"
II showed IT. East indian origin. This ~ nppers, Ws
tho article left 10 show that some PItsuen OF oico
the Goyernmenthad been presented with Iearl HecA
thieves made away with II; hut, In Cr,er 20 To-
recovered beyond all chances OF future ~
stng and colo fastening we're lad III tl' 49,
from the prolific mn3 came TN box, IN WHEN W."
dsmonds OF the finest water and four large pearls
small piece Of paper IN e box had written upon u tns
originally been presented 90 Martin Van Buren, bnt PIG
been stolen from case IN the Patent Once on I nS'
OF November 5 1873" These uuiOrtunaso Rna lOi't!
most nsC n less0n n Mistress Van Burcn had worn her
Jewels, instead OF placing them WHERE min e
ampo. and tho country would have been 40 poorer 'i1
The contents ~ ihe rs box disposed Of sccondds-
closed "A careful deposit or counterfeit dies hne '"-
with dates Of ls4l the wrappers another ldsfate
present =. Inc sTos OF National Attorneys won IN the
cpses i'm which ana United states were my0l'ed-aoI
Is far back 1855 Tue packages In these boxes Wrie
numbered Yegarl; and consisted mainly Ot Sldte oOhl'
Gov, rnmeL titles Rebel bonds, Treasury records tu
rubbish of TIE sort Package No. 8, however Nasled
from this documentary monotony. In i We're tCuhd te
ia relics Of one edward TTaneh, dcfautng Ifcd,ur
clerk who away in 1s5o Paeka;c No. II collied
$50. being notes taat stolen ROM Lieut. Jdles
raLuaugh in the battle of PttsOurg Landng an i0i-
.aI IA, thq
Treasurer United states, Oct. %. 1906 Package NO 10
contained roo IN Virginia state bonds deposited by
SECRETARY OF he Treasury as captured property from
person formerly acting ri. au officer Of the late 80 ca'cd
toulcdcTaCy. Dated Feb. is, lSG7. is,
Secretary Boutwell, has the control and Is rcspoh,ilo
IL. tbs hidden treasure and Washington II hsklAs
luxlyusy lgsL nov, What viii he do with nj
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GEORGIA..

THREE RrPUrLICAN CoNGREssMEN-A CONTEST
IL TIE FIFTH DIsTRCT-UNITED STATES
SENATORS.
ATLANTA, Dec. 29.-Returns enough have
tcen received here TO warrant in saying that three
Repubhcdn Congressman have been elected to the NLIt
snl XLIId Congress from the Id lid and lVth Dis
scts. in each OF these districts the contests have been
very close The seat Of the Democrat elected TO Con-
aress the With District will be contested by his Re
publican opponent owing 10 the fact that has disabilities
have not been removed and the fraud and intimidation
Jractced the polls In fact 1t could hardly he called
an election. the cOlOred voters being driven from inc
polls on each election day in large numbers at eaat
thousand wero thus prevented from voting The Legs
lature Just elected will he largely Democratic hut this
Legislature not, according 10 Republican opinion in
this ate elect United States senators, that question
having already been decided 10y the last Legislature
The legislature, 1t should be remembered does not
mcct until November next. Tie Republicans here are
ready to believe that Congress viii refuse tho adnlis
zion Of their Senator whose term commences on the 4th
OF MarLh next Should Congress admit the Senators
elected by tho as Legislature thus ending the vexed
question, IL would give the Republican party srong
fOothod at least in Georgia, which TO rally from the
late defeat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30
NATIONAL TREASURE TROTE.

WHAT WAS FOUND IN THg Vaults OF THE
TREASURY At WASHINGTON.
A correspondent of The Philadelphia Press
describes OF Treasury hou-cceaning in which an
immense quantity OF property valuable and otherwise,
was unearthed from the lowest Treasury vaults Do
scribng the place the writer says Nine locks are CON
coaed IN the solid door, and each more desperate and
s,crot than the other Three only IN the country
understand this wonderful combination but as u 4 an
established fnc that one ever dies OF resigns 10 be
Treasury there need he fear of national calauty.
United States Treasurer SPINNER Assistant Treasurer
ruttI. and Cashier Wyman the designated for
he aN tPduy The WORK OF uncoyerng the my ster
hidden Tor unnumbered Ia these dark receses
undertaken recently nnd the first object that h,
WIS hox bound win red tape and bearing the waXen
se9 Of some lungdsfnnc Secretary Of the Treasury.
When opened the boz emitted an odor OF dead fOses
bottle. winch contained the altar u rose considerable
quantity ot tho PRECIOUS Gid lad made rs escape but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

ARMOyR--In Brooklyn the morning ofte 2h .n,'. Ny
wife OF lTerusu O. a npGr 10 The 29.h her 49,
Funeral her lace residence No - frss place OoApn
IA eoa O. N Ga Sstlray. SIS inst
BARD-At Youler y rGeisy Dec ~ Suar BaiSn Ba'na
youngest daughter Of Hear 81 ata sta~a g. b-Ii a7et 3
months End 20 DAVIS $1,000, -.
Tie relative an f nls attend tie fssef ron L iaert
hou a. Psrssleave.. o. Friday Dc. ~ ~ u ?.
COLEMAN-Dei ami barred az ssa De. H. John Il coleman 's
solo o James Otuan. aged ~ lt4rs -
The fie1 Of me y ere invited atnn = requiem for hs
repose OF soul Il s. Iharcn Ecuse sri af|
SIS win ms5usgh liev X NcDoa llsor On Iusi'y nosS
ing. jan 8 At 10 O'Clock.
FIELOAt Hacker ack n j. Wcire5ay Che -h lrma uisS
dlug. 81 SAMUEL b. and Belle g. FrlL
the ei p st''
fr N the gsndf Iber KdNa Quinn. 5.0 1T fr
Srh-.t, this city, on Ssturlay, 3lst ~ II oc,1eA
HOWARDrhurtty, Dec p Josephine A. e Of Jane lovsrt
eghtst sunday sernooa, O'Clock FrelI5 AMI Iele,
syectiuiy inveI 10 stis1d.
MOGsRon the 2I JOSEPH B. q David iai Jane socrs
age a. years.
Tie rel t,es friend, Of the family ecii invited 70 attend
his f;oa b., rseace, Mount hO y. l., 5tt-y ea
81 o. y Jcllc
sCHENCK-suiIerir OF Group WeseNiay Dec Corne1s
Youngest Franklin s. sni Agn = sChCnck IA hr fih
his
The iend Of the family e'pectf1 yei to teo.
residence Is preuts fbi Nefllu-aFt
Tkgoop-sye. BrOoklg tuasy, Dec 80 o. ! ocOcA
TyTUS--Dse. 1870 B. TITUS u North Salem, sgd 70
iii and friends iugte attend his funeral On ~ aa
residence. sAanay lee D. C0nyeyAaces will meet he IRON
EsW-York st Y O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Tammany Hall General Comm ittee last
night decided upon the list OF polling places at which
elections are TO held tomorrow for Delegate, 10 the
tee, and the Ward Committees for the year l5il
The "a Senators who retire in 1871, stand pO-
officially follows Republicans. 81; Democrats, g. We
count dr Johnston Of Virginia Democrat III estimating
the political complexion Of the "A Senators whose terms
will begin March 4, 1871 the representative from Missouri
must IL considered doubtful perhaps the one from
Arkansas also The other ~ will stand follows ::
Republicans, Il; Democrats, a certain Democratic
gam Of senators The utmost gain for the minority
will De z the probable gain, allowing Missouri g. This
ttll leaves Of course, overwhelming RepubHca
1or1ty In the Upper House.
The Queens County officials for 1871 are
County Judge-JOhn j. Armstrong, Jamaica sirrogate
james W. Covert, Flushing. Sherf-Armstead C..
Henry, Ne~toWn. Under-Sherif-FrOst T. Covert New
sOwu. County Tressurer-Charles A. Roc, Flushing
County Clerk-JOhn H. sutphn, Jamaica. District At
tOrney Benjamin W. Downing, Flushing. superIoteud-
erfs ~ POOr-TOnas Petit, NeWtOwu Charles A Pow
ell Hampstead; James NJ. Montfort, Oyster Bay. COro-
William -. TWCksbury kewtOWn; Charles Watts,
Flushing; George ". Allan, Jamaica; Henry Is. Hen.
Erickson North Hampstead; Valentine Baylis Oy ster
Bay John Il Hicks, Hampstead Justices Of Sessions
John :. suediker, Jamaica; James NJ seamcn, Hemp
stead.
The system Of rotation in Office has be-
come liked IN OF the necessary the sue
GEES OF political Oytments. Tbs system gives rise Of
cOuroe, 20 much quarrelng within the dominant party.
Iu New Hampshire is results ere particularly notice.
. . 700 Tit B.,yt Jy'1Upi -.e- nothing tIul.,tse or
eAfe-Of1.I. ,.e ..d,...,s3 "L..H j. O.. .il.s A LII
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San DOMINGO-A LETTER FROM GERRIT
SMITH.

The Hon. Gcrrit Smith has addressed let
ter 10 the Hon j. c. Churchill, Member OF Congress from
fhe XXIId District Of this state in which he dssens
from President Grants expressed opinions In regard to
San Domingo. After acknowledging the Presidents
sfrong common sense his patriotic services, aud his I'M
partial heneyCrnce toward men Oi al race MT Slta
is mat there h one objection 10 the xatiOn Of
san Domingo which no arguments can overcome ana
onme This objection IL that ITO take from one
zone TO add to another. aud especially from
fhr forrld add 10 temperate zone,
j. a war upon nature" The tropics belong 10 the sable
races Of men; the laws Of nature had fun sway! there
would DO belt Of black humanity all around the earth
the United states takes possession VI the West lnda
Islands the blacks necessarily lose their opportunity lOL
self GOVERNMENT and they viii sink into "hewers OF
wood and drawers Of water" Mr.. smith does not Cd
feet he says TO the blending Of the 50 far as they
naturally and gradually together but one race
should not suppant the other in its own nome; Tue
weakness ~ small nations has always been the pea on
which strong nations have extended their projection
over them President Grant intends no III, Dut from
the day when ms scheme shall begin 10 go into erect
toe leoue Of san Domingo will De whitening away, Dc
fore the ambitious and greedy AnglOSaXOn"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

NORTH CAROLINA.

NOhAAA NAiN't4ANAA-
a SENATORIAL coNTEST-ANxIETr coNcE;NING
THE POLITICAL CONDITION or THIS STATE
PLANS OF THE DEMOCRATS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Ex-senator Abbott of
North Carolina announces his intention to contest the
election OF Gov Vance TO the Senate, upon the ground
that he received the votes OF majority OF those who
are legally quadtd rs members Of the Legislature. 1t
Sc being charged that there are number Of persons
holding disqualified under the Fourteenth
Amendment.
There great anxiety felt here TO the condition OF
affairs North Carolina and the results which may nc
expected from the revolutionary reaction now nTrogreS
there The Senators from that State and other KpuD
who here declare that the impeachment OF Gov
Holden part OF conspiracy entered ilto on the part
OF the Ku Klux Democracy, for the purpose oil over
throwing tie new Constitution, The Introduction Of
"a bill 20 oau Constitutional Convention and ito
passage by majority, IL clearly VOCATION
" the instrument under which the State was
reconstructed The North Carolina Republicans state
that il requires two-thrds vote of the Legislature to
order the election OF delegates for Constitutional Con-
ven3on. Thore will not he more than bare majority
for the bill Republicans here say that conditions
placed on the bin preventing the Convention, when
sebed from interfering with the right OF suffrage, tho
Common School law, and the homestead ex-
emptiop, are only intended 10 screen their
real intentions. The Common School system,
which has just been insugurated. lie likely
TO to naught, from want Of legislative action as to
taxation. superu endenee. &c. The Senator'S en-
teavOring TO arrunge some plan by which protection
may be insUed and the probable revolutionary over
throw Of the Stale organization be prevented. Great
alarm pervafes the Republicans in North Carolina espe-
movements under nothing but trouble for them
yag
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CLIPPING HoRsEs-A CARD FROM MP. BERGH.
To the Editor Of The Tribune,

CLIPPING UoRsEs-A CARD FROM up. BERGH
To the EditOr Of The Tribune,
SIR: 7 regret TO find myself censured in an
editorial contained IN your edition Of yesterday for citing
raw Of the most distinguished authorities condemns
tory Of the practice Of clipping horses. IL is not neces
cary for ne repeat those facts and opinions; the Wnry
weather of to-day furnishes argument enough against
it's cruelty You are pleased to say that this Society
was designed 70 guard the dumb and helpless creatures
who minister to our needs from wanton cruelty and
abuse not to regulate methods by which caprice or
fashion chooses - decorate them Permit to remind
Won that to shave or the covering with when nature
provides the horse to decorate him. but on the con
trary dcnude him. Fashion, we are all aware Is mace
l principally OF caprice, and she rarely permits her
fncies he thwartcd by any consideration or physical
suffering inflicted .thcr herself or ON brute creatures
she ssiicd mandate few years ago requiring mat
fhe tails al fashionable horses should he cut OLA
most uuml9 he cruel " and she Is at this moment
equally GespOtc aud capricOus TO her own sex IN IN.
Vulnerable ways hut YOU say II rheums, and agues aud
be done" This il error for am this day Informed
high authority that clipped horses, as rule, do not
last than three years and we all know tho Gene
terry l. crowded with the victims 10 consumption winch
fashion has sent there by denuding them " sufficient
clothing IN the Winter season.
should sorry t. think mat this Society or It's Presi
should f tO discern the appropriate limit of their
functions" witch to to include all acts or
cruelty whether they be dictated by fashion or naieyo-
lence You good enough, however. 20 admit that
"yOu do defend the custom or clipping ana That the
weight of professional authority Is against It, Why am
l therefore cen-uradf Henry BERGH.
Aeic. York. Dec %, 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

thing Of great master would be though wished
me TO cut the OUsache from the corpse Of my father
aud TO paint his face white and red have ms rimenied
Ncber's Invitation to the Walt" ana SChubet's " Fri
King" but they simple TRANSACTIONS from piano 10
orchestra and not lessons given tO Weber Schubert
corrective Of their Instrumentation. l. after
death. any persons should retOuch compositions 10
improve them, that anger would make me
my grave, and that should come 10 lie again
o. kill such men like dogs.
The publisher NOyeiO proposed once, In London, 70
give me 10000 francs to Ilaudcs OuturiOs II
Le had olt red 10000 should rot have done H. Mo-
Fart has rcinsrumented Handel. md Costa has
Instrumental Mozart The author Of Don GtJrdnH has
deserved this humiliation Hut VIII speak no more
OF this. Try to such dangerous opinions A.
FOR me- shall only remember the enthusiasm which ro
veal, the artist in you Cha ping Jour baud. thank you
again. HECTOR BLkLIOL
ParJs, May g. 1888.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

Stlte We axnoct g. h'u Az" b. saws siye way
10 harmony AM Ycal fur th reminder the campgn
Indeed, thcsc pli,utig si.rngs up Of the Republican
masses Oi Nov IIamIa ~ ought 20 be decidedly bcnc-
fetal Almost anything lteir present situation, would
De better than indiass,. aud apathy They behold
their old Democratic UppOners Of whose tenaCty they
have uen had The most fOrm liable proofs buryng the
hatchc ~ dscor which has deprived the party Of It's
fan efficiency for the last year two. and coming TO-
cehcr with fixed determination "a rescue the State
from The Republicans next March. The Labor Rformers
have Already put upa separate ticket ana they viii be
likely TO play last aud loose with the Democratic
ayers wherever their common objects be promoted
It Is feared asO that tloie "a few Republicans whose
prOhbitOrV predictions strong that they Will
even run the risk OF helping the free Democracy by
nominating fourth ticket, 10 will bc seen, therefore,
that Tie Republicans " ewUampshire have need just
now Of al their unanimity, all their WISDOM and all
their voters"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

The Home Insurance Company last year mao
its Calendar Cares for 1870 printed IN England 'n.u'
which we noticed nj the time and did not hatter IheJ
have avoided repetition Of It this year. BY
their Calendars 1871 20 he printed ny Fay tcN ~,
Nassau-st; and we urge at Interested 70 comPaIe
Tifi.l win ne American workmanship and judge 10
fween tLou Tho now Cards are AZ gooc spechHe"@ VI
nrintinR In colOrs "a we renenOiI 70 hhVe eooh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30

ygRRT-On wenesla7 evening ne. ., 1870 ny Rev
Joh4 Dawes Rwarl W Beien o! tin ely Mis- Anne Aefrt'
Eew.:c.hee. No cards
we1usstay Tee 90 1870 he "a
dence hr.es GRrns Rr,osd-, near hrT in.c =
by {. D. Eaiirsr1. assisted b. kts g Is Pc se
B.ous,es coda \ e. 10 Ms Iat. ", -ar5-'ei OF j.
Fiber NJ. ID.
Weueslsy Dec o. al the rsirso
Ir..es ilt.ef ID, ieS De- b. q Nc % f5 fiA' iar
youngest dirter u lhoms, hehans'n at
t5is cit.
GtLLIKBR-MERCHANT-On Trsily re. p 67 Rev, y'n's "a
F-uan silence Of the bue 20 'ouih il- T. ylfJ ~
Mr John GaasT N-wYorl 20 hir Fannie H. 81 rrb-nL
HENRY RITCHIEOn Wsisesv Dec D. 1910 a. he residence
Andrew K trle by tie Halls, " hnap NL 1il m iel
Chc3go IT, Aay }. Pcie laughter Of -e late JOSEPH j. lIA
esq. this city. No cards
parents, b. te brides Rev D. = arac % -'i.
J. J. AaglA.us Tucker - Dover y % Akil Gee Ls'... WV
). Hal, esq, 0! Orange, n. J. No ciris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-30
CALIFORNIA JUSTICE.

The Vigilance Committee in Los Angeles,
Call has proved Itself reality by its large numbers and
vigorous action At o'clock the morning or the 18th
800 assembled Searns Hail. elected Mr. Signouret
President and proceeded to try Miguel Lachenai
for the murder OF Jacob Bell and other murders which
he l. known have committed After brief session {
was unanimously decided 10 hang LachenaL At II
O'Clock the Vlgantes divided into three compane
and marched through the streets TO the JAIL being join ed
the way by nearly thousand people the majority Of
whom reechOed the cry Hang him" Arriving al the
Ia guards were stationed at different points prev nj
any interference with their work, and party com
mcnccd batteriug down the doors, which occupied fully
half hour. Entering Lacbenai's CELL a rope was put
about his neck aud he led out into the street Al
point the excitement intense all being eager 10
get sight Of the man who had committed go many cold
bOOded murders. The Vgilantes surrounded Lacheuai
and conducted him Ia q corral two squares away
from the JAIL and hung him at ll:40 ~ m In the words
he given time to speak, he confessed his guilt but
expressed no regrets The sheriff and his officers made
all the resistance possible but they were unable 20 raise
% assist them all believing IN the business or The
flglantGs' action
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A EEAsONABLE INQTIRY.

To the officials Of Setr- York STATE, Cify and County
SIR: am the owner of "a small landed estate
in NewlorE City. which. from present data, must soon
pass into your hands by connscation. Ny present in
qury is whether you would not among yourselves be viii
Ling to pay something in cash down for the sake OF
immediate possession. For greater safety intend to IN
vest the proceeds somewhere France Yours, very
respectfully, j. NJ GUITRAC, No. % East lSth-st.
Neu- York, Dec %, 1870.
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droves. and under the Onion rules the men T.co.o
fuu d.y's wages for killing "droye De lns IN
small III one drove has not en0ngh casee IN IN,
time occupied neither VIA they allow Ibe III "a va
secnre nom others sufficient animals 10 MAKE
49, on Wednesday other butchers were eihPs,oy
bHt on fu6ng that they would not De aIOsen ~ g,er
IrnIon n ey refused 10 work TIE orer. q
mined Ia hold out, and have udhSieiAo" WIZ
Forty .lecOud-,t., New-1Ork
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OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN

The Woodstock Overlook Hotel is completed,
and will be ready for occupation next Summer II IA cit
uated on the Mountain II miles from Rsndout, and tho
Views reach from above Albany to below Sing slug,
tending as far East Mount HOyoke The property Is
offered for lease in our advertising columns.
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TotoI ............65,682 4l,Ol0 32C3 6O,22l
80. % ZOO

i,s,nocrsfic ro3i0rlH I'M ............. 4G9G2
on account Of many infOrmates and much illegallty
making returns the vote for President In 1868 was de-
olaved by the State CanYassers follows: Re, 2,s;
Dem a. 1sq: Dem majority, 1521S. In the vote Tor loGs,
given i'm the above table, the figures for some Of the par
Crhcs unofficial
The official vote state Treasurer stands this year as
fouw-. Antoine Dubuclet Rep GjGi7; James ID. Blau.
Dem. a. 10; Rep. majority, 2I.477.