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, 1870-12-02
Planting Trees and piEG8a3 Lakes1Tho
Douglas PaFk-FInanc1a1 Statement.

Tbs West Side PARK Commissioners held feEus
iar meeting yessesdsy. the President, George n.
Stanford, IN the chair. ChAfles s 1sdfnz, secre-
ta1y. -.....
il Wes reported tnat, during October. $s1.f6l.n
WA paid tor l1nds condemned, snd ~ ~ II dur-
Ing November. The report xas soncatred In
prcgTe1s % tae WORK "a follows:
e. sa'ez = Fs s. s:ss z
ssn e a.s + IL g.: = tsss sshs pm
ss r.. 4
as ss.aias d, aaessl4s aen1s:,sa. north Of A. Ar:
e ssh ii taiss e se
aa9s nssT se Ssef e = ss H.
- dsa!asfs g NofAa svsaas aad xT@i.sse ma,
az & IL r. s sD ID I'll yaaf r1a1 Ss
sis. e oa :as t:s sss 81 .sss sss
fores eesnnsttee in,tEuctsd 70 eraplsy.
- 6 q l'.d' ot nano'' st an s1'en''
!. e. s. rsPs 3 e. sss7 I'll @ ss
e I & IL
.eeaTed yoor c9n,aittee eeaxtaenS that tha wosk
9se ssaa g 5Era II !, e.
nat e Tss " e 6 ISsa @
;seeRe PYgfs: .as sas sf
/ lAQ CtE2 ~ tQ6 GQH[A
The pi.nting atnnnd Central Part Will to eo,a.
pststd to11fVW. TIM tfet4 VETO selected Aitnz COZ.
adItat3ou with the engineer. =
In a poetsc11tt 10 the report the committee
| stated that they had employed foreman Of the
WORK tn Central Pasf, at SIS per month
Tha report Wss n1ed.
| IN oFYKR 70 SKILL .
T. ". Grimm offered to sell IL IS acres Of land
IN the Central Park for 337 oo It having bean con-
/ dtInred ut $26.o0Q, which Ae claimed WIS n0t
| enough. Reie4rsd 10 the Finance Committee.
DOUGLAS FARE.
Mr.. Itnney, landscape engineer, presented 4
pt1n Of Dough- Pxff, comprising laka surround
cd By drives, tees hwus and other nice srzanxe-
| Meuts- In tho middle ct the PARK Il kn island,
and On the ialaudr place for nand and for car'
fi4gea, which reach It By bridges FROM the mali.
E2ud. Little hfts of ias2ud3 are dung In here and
there fur variety sake, aud provision IL made foE
1rana and ducks The wster Is TO be Abour lYa
| feet deep.
The plan WAS reterred to the Committee on
1 Douglas P1tk. .u.--
FuKCHksK or TOOLS
Commissioner RaulR N moved that hereafter no
tools or other Articles te purchased by employed
of the eoar, until an order war ttaoed by the Sec.
retNy, In obedience 10 the fequiMrdu Of 11some
/ committee and that the Secretary keep lt&@ Of
Ill articles bought. and charge them To WhAteres
pa1k OF boulevard they were 70 be used 70 tn
| prove.
The toafd then aotou1ned.+
, 1870-12-02
CHICAGO COLORADO COLONY.

The cfaeera chosen at the public meeting held.
lust week. In FarHe1 Hail, to take measures
for planting colony IN Colorado, hare completed
the Organization Of the association, and arc noW
ready to receive members 1T the o1ce Of The ses-
Fstas ~ r st epef s esf & aa ' coeaY II
Initiation fee ot s. Is required to create fuud fos
lands In tho Territory for suitable location. and
ct $50, which secures a tho rights and privileges
Of fpu membership, When the locatlon IL secutedr
the colony Chartered, and the land vested IN
of January, the Iand i 10 be divided into hocne-
steads Of nom nye 10 forty acres, with central
villsgs aits Of Go acres. The village Il 70 b
diy,ded into Esasasncs AZ aoa1 ;s ~; T. 2 @ %
thus created the Village Improvements, much I!
the grading Of streets, rTtaattnq. the building ol
town bail aud Of choo!nouses, and foundinXk 5
!ands, of from i've 10 so1ty acres, are "a he az
v!ded among the members as an equivalent tor
the sum OF $l:0 paid BY each. Tho dtsu1nut1on
after due notice aiven Of the time Of such dis.
Ir1igaung canal Is to be paid fos, and those who
under Tits i1Itgattng cansl. viii have IN pny.-
tege Of purchasing such additions, provided tho
whole amount secured b. one individual saAu
| by ,he Executive Con1mitzee. When = majority
Of the coIonsI4 are Bettled upon the lands, they
are 70 take their AFFAIR." into their own htndss
ser oxn oes.s a9a maze m asI.
enterpnse, and from the warm Interest 1t naa e1.
cited, not nnly in this city oot IN other pafta Of
the country, and the care aSen - - ofGsn!1as1 ~
secure to them all Tie advantages belonging g
| the CO toope1atiVe plan Of p0ica2san& tie laad,
/ tnera seems to oe promise OF brilliant success
The constitution OF the colony, and documenta
relating To Colorado, may be had By application
| at tho ofnCe III Dearborn street
, 1870-12-02

right to tho child rests upon the natural
feelings of all men. It is inborn and in
eradicable, and ought to be always eh.
oouraged, ipstead, ot>>being outraged.
Society is neyer.; bensfted !; by vio-
lating the tie /. betveeni parent and
child. II the boysi In this Eeforu,stary can
I'll find parents~or natural guataiansto>
take care OF them and provide for them,
it would be infinitely better for the boys
and for society to release them.
The sentences , In the case OF boy once
falling into The clutches Of the Reform
School ara -hszbarouA- A gang Of boys
commit some misdemeanor, and arc ar
rested: They arc the children 81 parents
Who drink and a1e poor; the boys are sent
to the Reform School, there to i stay until
they are u years OF age. II they
escape, they are hunted down as fugihvea,
and when captured arc treated asrebelllous
prisoners, forgetful of the blessing Of
spending the days Of their childhood in
prison. - IT,,
We once saw a boy, about II yesrs Of
sge, who was engaged in sailing news~
papers, aud who, by his earnings was con
rib1ting to the support of his mother;
two policemen were dragging the child
through the streets. He had been two
yeals in the Reform School, and, escaping,
had found out his widowed mother and
was helping her to support several other
and younger children. Hs had been hunt
ed down, captured, and Was then on his
way back to prison, to serve ten years more
at hard labor! It is no answer to say that
the Reform School will be broken up, un-
less it can be allowed 10 retain all the boys
that may be sent there, whether Grim
ina1 or not, aud for terms Of i'm.
prisonment wholly unprecedented Il
the school can only be maintsined
by violating all the principles o. humanity,
by destroying parental rights, and oblites.
ating AL dlia1 sympathies sud feelings,
then there may be worse calamities thau
permitting it to stop. There are bette,
things for boys of tender years than in,
prisonr,eut for fourteen years. There ma,
be soms boys 80 criminal that it would By
dangerous to society to let them bs q
large hut il thu Reform School cannot, Il
two years, 80 improve boy 9'yeara oil
TINT he may he allowed to 60 forth into thl
world, then the school isso poor reforma
tory that it is hardly worth the cost o
| maintaining II
, 1870-12-02

of her drezx:.- During this abort interval tug
oToan nestad fotlh The aweot str4iaB of
Bttiptn't oTerturio, Which xas played By tho
1pecial request Of Mi@ Terry: Wheel eva.5
Ii ng bad been made ready, Snd: " :
tignsl from the mater of cefenonae:,
tha etx gentleman ustefs moved down
the centre aisle In doubts flo, followed
b. ssror Robe1,s xud MIS- Terry, Ar. Por-
vert ard tho bride. md tho rest ct tho bridal
ra1ty- rhefR -vsrp no bIldesnaids- Senn
Roberts was Attired IN ; full nodern court
aeroez his bo.cna, from which depended three
large gold medals, the iueignts Of the udara
10 which be belongs Senior Rooerts Is nexrly
.fo1ty-hva yearH OF aGe. Ho has more tbs ap-
pearance OF an American than OF > 6pAniatd
He is of middle heeht, val progor,ioned: I'D '3
complexion, regular features. blue gray
eye. Black hair md noustache. He Te.zs no
vh,skers. He has very laTge fotaheld, and
Ia slightly bald The bride, re:1ining on the
arm Of her uncle, HI. PonTsrt, was, Of course.
the Observed Of Ill observers. Sho walked up
to .!d the sltsrwith admirable gsacs gsa I'd asit-
neite, tal!. md graceful IN ber move
Embarrassing ; position d hppf'his 4 shisS s shs
was placed, vas plainly indicAted by tho fash'
On hst oheek. she wore long white etos
rial An exquisite point lace veil. Of singular
beanty sud irregulAr design, 1ooped With
ozanga flowers, descended from her bead to
tho extremity Of the train Of her dress. She
wore large diamond exr drops and Ea1e pearl
necklace. So.
In The march to the altar The spectators
were 80 curious to Eaza On the bride, that for
\ tinno they forgot that they were in = house
Of worehip, and stood on tip-tpe on the
benches 10 obtain better viaw than they
| could hare secured in their proper placea. Ar
| rived within the chAncel, the btids and BRIDE
groom weze received by the Rsv. Dr.. McGtynn,
/ On each slde Of whom W1s an Acolrte. Senof
Aobertsa VIE directed tof atAnd to tho len
Of the priest and tha bride to the right Of khs
same. On the left Of the bride Nas Senoc
Ponvert, her unc1e. The rest Of tho bridal
\ party remained standing within the ch4neel,
It some distance from the altar.
When tie bride snd bridegroom reached the
Ataf, the organ ceasad Its psalings, and ali
Was silencs. Although the number Of people
At that moment IN the spacious edidce could
not lave been iesa thzn 900, ths silence was
perfect, DE- McGlsnn. having delivered :
Hage ceremony according to the ritual OF the
Romsn Catholic Church. In I few minutes
the minister Of God concluded hfa Iabofa
Senior Roberts then deecended with mis- nift
on his am, and walked back through thi
centre aisle ut = rapid gait, followed By BIZ
fdends. In hfteen roinutea moro the las
spectator Of one Of the most brilliant wedding
that Nsa eyer eolemnized in New York hxd d
n parted Tho brlda1 reception 1t Mfs. Pon
1ezts residence, is Wsat Thirty-fztt sttosi
wsa dazzle, lastirR until = ls&a hour.
. Senior Roberts and wife atArt on thAiE bridi
tour this morning,
, 1870-12-02
A D1pL0MAT1sTs WEDDING.



From the 'Sfw Tort 8un, lfos. p.
Since the '' Diamond Wedding" IN st.
Pstsiek's Cathedral In 1853, when the Cuban
millionaire Oyiedo was married by tho late
Archbishop hughes TO Miss Bartlett, no
bridal hts 80 deeply sgitated our fashionable
world AZ the brilliant spectacle witnessed last
evening in st. Stephens On TweutS-eighth
street. It was the occasion Of ths long-ta!ked
Of uuptiata Of senor Don II. Lopez Roberts,
the Spanish Minister, and Miss Angaltta
Terry.
further than that he Is regarded - the sharp
est diplomat in .Wsshiugton* md carries Gen
ell Grant, Secretary Fish, and the entire sd
miniat1ztiqp In his pocket.
Miss TeI1y IL well known IN uppe1 tendon
~ bella Of rAre accomplishments HIS vas
born in Cieufuegos in 1876. Hcr father, Don
Antonsc Terry, vhe Is desd, and hes mother.
between Spain and the present South Ameti-
can colonies. Her uncle. NJ. Thomas Terry.
Who a1riEed from Cuba last week, ID one OF
tbs wealthiest men Of the Island, bis fortune
being estimated At about s15, ,6o0, 900. o ring
to the recent death Of daughter, NJ. Thona.
Terry waa unable 10 astend the Wedding snd
give away the hrtdo. Though bonn In Cuba
Mles Terry resided trorn infancy in tho capit4?
| OF france, Whefe she Nhs educated, ,8he ief
4 the l1tter city after tho delth Of her father,
few sesra sgo, and has ever ainca than Iyet
| in New York with he1 widowed mother. Mis-
Tezzy speala spsnish, French, and Erglisl
| auantly, She Is very highly esteemed in fash
tonAb1e circles, xnd no better evidence Of ha
popularity can .be aldueed than the faot thu
her byidsI gifts from American friends alon
are valued At over &40, co.,
The hour appointed for the ceremony va
half past Z, but vast ghthering Of ladies an
gentlemen, eager, no donbt, to obtain the bes
possible Tisw Of the bridal party, had poss ,.
sion of tho choicest pexs long before I o'loc1
It Is safe TO asgert that not one hundred {
the one thousand parsons In the house {
worship 1t that tina hsd been ingited. 8har'
| Iy After O'Clock the sidewalks md STREETS G
| tho Twenty eighth street entrance TO tha I'd
fec wtrn blocked up By foteat Of human b
tngs, Ill clauoring for adnaisafon, and - rnnt
Is platoon Of police could do w1a 70 ke.
back the multitude aud clear the WY for Il
! gueeta. The entrance to the edfdca EsA 90
/ cred with carpet and strewn with tosea@ En-
gueet wAs received at tho centre door BY u
uehere, who took the cards Of fnvitatin
Theae cards xero several in number. and re-
1 thuEs
, 1870-12-02
HQTELH.
ANDERS0N'S
HOTEL.
147, 14e, md ISL Desrbsrp-s, caisasa
OPPOSITE POST oFFkoE.

This new and elegant house
is now in perfect running or
der, and gentlemen visiting
the city, desiring to live upon
the European plan, will find
Recommendations at thia house
unsurpassed by any other of
the same sort in the country.
This House is centrally Local
ted in the business part:of the
city, and convenient to the
Port Office. Light and airy
rooms with good ventilation
Spring beds with hair mat
tresses. ...,.:5
Polite and attentive clerka
ON duty at all hours Of the day
and night. 5:
Dining rooms open from s a.
INTO 9.p. M
| Meals served at all hours
with pronptness and at reas-
| enable rates. =. ...-a-.-..s4s
f'.Paxmelee d Oo.h stage4 pou
| meet with an trains. "a
, 1870-12-02

The ushers ware Don Enrique Valles and
Don Pedro DIG do Rivera, Secretaries OF the
spauiah Legst1on; Don Tomas de- Pulgar sud
Don Uass,neEo Fr1nquello, Under Secretaries
Of tho sAme Legation; aud MesH1s. eolA and
Punva1t, cousins of Miss Terry. These gen
tlemen were attired In full evening costume.
The fsst-named Two wure the cross Of roma
Spanish order, whose nsn,e we were unAbls
to ascertain. The 6rst distinguished person
ages to as1ive wera Mr. Cataeszy, the Russian
ninistsr; Baron Gerolt. sho Prnsslan Am
bsseador; Mr. Ba1taEzi, Charge dAhsires OF
Turkey; Baron Ledersr, the Austrian Minis
ter. and LADY; Mr.. DAounio, and Mr. Cortea
aud 1ady, Of tho Colombian legation They
veFe escorted to seats within the chancel to
| the right OF tho altar. -,
! Ffon- this. 6ne untn quarter Of the
l guests s1iived In rapid succession. Xhe -.
dies were sitired IN rich street costumes, Hos
very iow vera In full eseninE druas, md these
| probably uare 10 - they hsd been inyitaa 70
fhe bsidal reception altar tho ;oetsneny Il ths
residanco Of Hrs. Punssrtt tho htidea tanns,
IN West Thirty fEst street. -.s'-
Al nrrunoaY twelve minutes 70 ?. m.,,. the
| hzidL partJ aIdvsd: Thsy paused Tor = fsa e.,
e3o1ants 4 the doo!, ID; ordar e n6oed ~
thjdo 70 opportunity to aaaass tho long tssiE
g,
, 1870-12-02

A correspondent in yeatsrday's Ta1nuSs
nsdo an eaxnest sppesl to the citizens Of thu
we'd DIVISION to patrooixe ths "Llko Street
snd un,on Park ii1e~ OF omnibusses better
tban they wore doing. snd stated thst unless
th,s wars annn tha 'busses would be withd dEAwn.
~ they are hardly paying running expenaea a.
present. Tho cause Of tho decay OF pfsfoa-
aga waa attributed to the reduction or taroa
on tho horse cars from tho old, rats of siz
cents to tho nav one Of Gre oents. Ne hpprs.
hsnd that no spped through tho newspaper
win restore OF incresss patrunsse;' thAf noth'
| Ing wlN a&carA tho dealted nnmbar OF passan
gers excepta reduction ot farss to son3ethiDl
Iks uaas 'nehAzgaa 81 tha ecnpeslnS efss., 1
sinsls ride on 'buss ooses ton c4nss. pq!
, 1870-12-02
HRkL EHTATE.


Wanantee deed8 conveying city and suburban
property within seyen miles ct ne Court House,
nled for receEu On Thursday, Dec. I:
On cont, 100 II Of Re e 81 AND 80 It e ot
Il; NOV. ~ s,.4o
Arthur 81, between Sthller * Auo Hot11
~, I. 2ax1o9 4: NOV. v.s,,...........-.-' 'It7oo
Heindon q, ~ a,lo II hot 6elden ~ q +
241114 n Oct s......:::.:.......s..:..- e00
Ntrndon =, es SO It s OF He1deu AZ, e l. -.
t9z r: Oct. 3. CIV
Hetudon Ct, l4a s.le It 8 OF 6elden 3V' s.o
aA1l9s II; oet E:...,.,.-.:-. ...:.-.s..... ""
TT It; Soy. $500
% 4ieo It; nov: 49,. ......:...,... 1900
1ssS 4: oct ..:s.......:..::.:;::-. sss
beheeea g, q coz Oh fAauna s1s saA&4 -.
II. sept. ...,s. ~
Rebecca at, Il It OF FanAna Bt, T. xax1zA
II: Sept ept1-.........-......:;... fa0
ReheccA st, = II ot Fau4lna IT. J. A4
81 $40 II; Nov. a0..:...-.:--......-:.... $50
Rebecca tt, So cor Of Pauilna IT, H. f0-
ql7-l1 n; Nor. 20 n...--.. ---..-.- ...... ss3
K{nx1e 1t, It's It . OF LE4vttt It, I, 29x12o
It; Sept 1o... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Second s. between E0o&Y Ano Llnc0lQ HI&*
, 1870-12-02

We print, this morning, report OF; sev-
e,al Of the speeches made at the social
gathering Of many distinguished gentle-
men,, revenue zsformars, ut New York.
Though ths. speeches were Of d general
character, snd not intended to be argu-
ments upon the gra.t question involved, !,
they viii wall repay the time given TO their
perusaI. Thorema1ks Of Mr. David A. Wells
vil prove especially Interesting, explain
ing, Is they do, how, against his lnc'lna
t,ons, and Ill his previous education ht
was forced to abandon the doctrine OF
protective tariff. -.,s
, 1870-12-02
IR0H NAVIES.

One OF the effacta OF the present Franco
Prussian war. Is utterly to explode the
theory that heavy iron or iron-mai1ed ships
arc Of any serious importance in modern
warfare. At the outset our military critics
pointed ominously to the fifty-two heavy
iron ships and iron-olads Of France.
Prussia being without'a = nkyY, It seemed
evident that endless discontinue would
ensus to the Germans, in their effort to
defend their towns on, the Baltic and
The Rhine, and to stay; the e1-
pected rush OF the French apspeF"
army OF l, $50, 600 men mentioned. in the
Almanac de Gotha, and In the paymastees'
bills Of Louis Napoleon, but never, mus
tered even In the dress patadaa,
OF all these great iron-clads now adrift
in the North and Baltic Seas, we only
know that they have not been eb1e to seal
up port, bombard town, cover a Land
ing Of toraging party, or even catoh q
mail stearnsr. Fishing smacks, with let
ters Of matque, would have done as much,
and cost nothing. England's experience
With her great broaddde iron hulks has
been utterly disastrous. The terrible fate
OF The Captain is fresh in the minds Of
ali our readers. And now we
learn that the Sultan is so top-heavy that
she must be sunk to her gunwa1es with
three hundred tons OF ballast before, her
guns can be put in position. or course; in
case Of d storm, her iron sheathing vii be
more dangerous to her than all the missiles
OF modem warfare In q heavy sea ahs
| will careen and 60 to tie bottom BY the
same causes which overturned the Captain.
After all, therefore, our little monitors rre
the only proved successes in the use o1
iron vessels for war purposes Lying low
in the water, aud with no more weight tbs.
is necessary to sustain the battery, whicl
consists of only two; four, or ISL
Of the heaviest and most perfect iaet
cannon, secure in still wstsr, md not in
tended to be put IN action in any other
they have shown themselves, under prope
limitations, themost complete SUCCESSES 1
modern naval warfare, as their msmndot
rivals sre the most stupendous failures: I
nothing has German military iudgmer
been better indicated than in its refus'
to put any faitll in the boasted pretensIoI
Of the French and Engliah iron navie
They refused to invest = .dollar in then
and the result shows that In so doing the
saved their money. 1
, 1870-12-02

on tho cass only hvs.. .oenta, <Psople will not
tr .vel far out OF thsir. Jay to%joid = ride 1t
6ve oapls on strees oar IN order To ,pay TON
ceuts onAu lommbr1, N<-.sN
T Let The oxnerp q DO lattes. T. ths e3pest:s
u,sat 81 ave :tidtets far quarter, or si1 ceasa
{tur 4ihgls ids, and 100 vhstfar full iosds
- thess, Iatss~9t pe::s sRsy bsa~ than esapt,
tta9a for ten oenta ride
There Is another thing that worts agsinat
the busees. The cars mAkn much oftoner
-,sipe, and people do not have to wait 20 long
for eonveyanes, People dislita has1ne to
stand At atrest corner any iength Of time
for conveyanee, md wonld rather walk than
visit. The o11B run eresy few minutes on
both Randolph aud Madison streess. Citizsas
living on the lneA of these streots will not 20
to West Washington street OF Park avenue to
take bus, With tha chance Of hlying
to whit soma uma for ono to CONS
along, while mAny viii 60 from
Washington street to Ii1ke, Randolph, q.
Madiaon, In order 70 ssve time, which Frank
lin says Is monny, and cents on the fars,
which is also money. We would, therefore,
prescribe more frequent trips and 4 reduction
Of fares as the only sufo cure Of ths evil oom-
plained Of. Il this cannot be done, appeala
to the shielding indignation Of the people
against the horse car company VIII fail, We
fear, 70 arouse a reaponss that will pay.
, 1870-12-02

In The classification Of menbera Of tho Gen
oral Assembly, Mr.. Y. Msssenberg, OF Stephen:
son County, Is set down - Democrat, but
this ia An error, Mr.. II. is = Republican, who
ran al IN independent candidate. and was sup
ported by the Democrats md 1 portion Of tho
Republicans, and thereby elected. He VIII
act with the Republicans On party questions
In the legisiature,1
, 1870-12-02

But between dE4d Aepuoa1c4n ana uFo uclo-
c7as they had 4 decided cholce; 10 they cast sher
fpte eolid for MI. Poltn, and elected him. -
The ssaata z<ttuAg deruAnta tna election Of
Nr.: Guata11r Koef1er, CT Bellevtl1a, u United
states Senator. It docs not put forward this rsa-
Tension On xhn ground Of any peculiar tness Of
III canmdata or Of hia personal or intellectual
supes1mtJ oyer other candidates, but rests it1
claim on the Know Nothing grounds Of raee. The
reason, and tho only one, zdduced for mixing tho
demand Tor 'ko.sne1 q senasoz, Is, .nAt " Tas
GeFmess OF ulInn4a need tepreaentauve et Wash
1nxtoo. The aumnf AND importance OF
fAf GtyaaAs ent1tle them to more representatives
l tn ponzfesE than they NOW h1Te.a
Tpa 7s.axs tina notices this Know. Nothing out
cropping Of the Iests.N6:
:. INC S4aafs Eeitsso gives whks, 70 most Amert.
.na sSe & mnos
shan pa1co tho Senatorial mantle upon the shoo1-
oera q NJ ksInsE M: ,s hGsner = r9.ppened @ +; p
ssst H. e. - g seep IL Rse Is e e
e tss 9us ssss d p D. ssn
upon ats.,niqE ne yes5s Ct ,nss1enoD h. e@s
e ~ aR5 qpca aiseE the cha7sessT .nd dulles nd
ths h.sh respons!olli!les Of - IN -! American
n.see III ei.i7en. NJ hss studied md aoauirsd
:. kTeIi "a ine desa31s. OF American xnd
: 5gSsa law. ne nas n1ed taa pot ~.
shty Ts has fndpT.d but apaztng1J in tnat gusn
: n131 iaa noasease Of afoun2 deTmsnys winch pm
{ poseaso GezmanlEa America, md hay NJ bees
ths nraNenoo of American gentlemen.
1 1ne Gene1si Assembly q 1luoois aaoak
eees ~. Kn1nsr sae ,,s sena;s n.;s
ND fsirr tn hts allegiance, bt representative Q
.ae Gassaas e lno!s H. xoua = g ,s eae q =
Two consn,nroa EspEssea111yes 1s ot .d ~ ~ 9GT -
r nrmisF cnsfsoses. Tns !saet. ztisaag besraJs
. Hmessurr@ d .isnoztnoe ooncetning me policcs
o.1en1sm nj nd United -sJt4teS th&1 II unphtuot
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