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INcENDIARY CAUGDr IN THE ACT.


he Saved whole Block from Dcstruc-
tion, and Detected n yiliain-Davld Ding
wallis Crime.
About eight months ago David Dingwa
bought piece Of properly on Main street just north
fthe Brick Church station, In the city or Orange,
where he opened flower garden and hot house.
He resided in small frame building on tho rear OF
the lot. He became involved aud was com. .eilod
TO hand over his policy OF Insurance. amounting to
$500, as security Tor the payment OF certain mort
gares. About two weeks ago he aecured an add.
tlonal insuranee on the premises amounting to
fVO. On Monday morning last. between and 2
o'clock little boy residing directly opposite the
premises being unable to sleep owng TO the heat OF
the night observed fash OF fre In Dingwal's hot.
house and get,ioe up found the premisss on ars.
lie ran out and gave the alarm proceeding at the
same time 10 the nre-he tower, and although only
IL Year, Of age, he rang the bell himself
Meantime \ Mr.. Harrel, who resided near Nv
heard the alarm iyen by the boy, and ral out lie
burst in the front door OF tne ho;-house, AMI OBJ
served Dingwsll leave BY the rear door with
lighted candle.
The hremen soon arrived and e1tinguished the
flames, and on an investigation everything In the
building was saturated with kerosene oil. Dlnswall
was arrested and committed to the County Jail.
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WISHINGTON NOTES.

The President has signed tho Georgia bul.
Leo Kirchner was yesterday confirmed Surveyor
IN Troy.
The tax and tarif and the funding bills have been
signed by the President.
Tne general opinion among oil parties IL, that the
Georgia bill gives Georgia an election this fall.
Five hundred coolies for the Alabama and Chatt,
nooga Railroad arrived at Chattanooga yestsrdAYths
nrst installment OF 900
Arthur Macarthur Of Wisconsin has been con hrm-
cd Associate Justice OF the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trct OF Columbia.
The credentials OF Richard ii, Whiteley and Henry
G, FArrOw as Senators elect fron Georgia were pre-
sented IN the Senate yesterday. They wore tabled.
In the Indiana contested election case OF Reid agt
Julisn TN House has decided that Mr. Julian the sit.
ting member, entitled to his seat, aud that Mr.. Reid
should be paid N,oOO expenses.
In tho TeIa contested election case the House
Yesterday decided that Grafton Ia not led ~ the
and that the consideration OF the right
the sitting member. should be postponed until next
session. Mr. Grafton was allowed o. 800 Eor election
expenses.
The report q the Conference Committee on the
Indian Appropriation bill agreed TO bv the Houss
sad senste yes!erd.y Y .doeu tue substitute q tho
contained IN the b shall % construed other 70 srm
diaR Peace CoUmlssloa.
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FIVE MEN BURIED ALIVE.

The CsvinG In Of n Qnarry-The Lsbsrer-
Crushed Beneath n Hundred Tons Of
Rock-Tbree OF the Sufferers Ground "a
Denth-Payfna tho Penalty OF Negligence.
Yesterday morning, at the quarries Of the
Warner Lime and Cement Company, about si1 miles
rom Kingston, between Rosenjsle and Whitsport.
the hanging wall rock, estimated TO weigh between
70 and 100 tons, crumbed and fell 30 feet enton,b-
ing Hiram Freer, the Superintendent Of the works,
aged ~; George G. ReseG berger, son.in-law OF
Freer, aged rs Andrew Yape. laborer, sgoj IS 1;
Benz. Heiser, laborer; and Luther X. Lawrence,
laborer.
Seven men were at work In the quarry and the
two who niraculously escaped, at once called for
assist ance.
Speedily their cry for help was answered by sew
erai men from an adjoining quarry, when the work
OF rescuing the victims wasi begun. The FIRST per.
son exhumed was Reisenberger, who died In two or
three minutes. The next were Freer AMI Yap,e,
who were lifeless. Yape'a mead was go horribly
crushed that the brain oozed out Both arms were
mashed to Jelly. Freer's face and breast were
fearfully mangied, and he could scarcely be rccog-
nized Heiser was badly wounded in tie lexs.
Lawrence was injured 40 severely that hia life is
despaired or Joseph Dubois escaped with slight In.
turies. Lawrence and Ueser were carried TO their
homes, aud medical assistance onco called. Freer
leaves wife and children Resenberger a wife and
one child fspie wife and two children.
The wives and children OF the dead and wounded
hocked 10 tho scene and gave vent TO their anguish
and the only wonder Is that an accident had n OF
CURED before.
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NEW rORK'S WHITE SLAVES.
The salcswomcn and Drv Goods Clerks In
Plimpton HaIl-The Address of Ncttn,
the sans Correspondent-An Organiza-
tion to be Formed.

the sans Correspondent-An Organiza-
tion to be Formed.
Last night q most successful meeting took
place at PlimptOn Hall OF the New York sales women
and the Dry Goods Clerks Association. A large
number OF the saleswomen we're present to advocate
the cause OF early closing. at the head OF whom was
the now-popular Meta, the correspondent OF the
Sun.
MIR. wittenbeach occupied the chair, and stated
the object ofthe meeting. He was convinced that
the movement as brought about by Miss Meta would
Be productive OF ueat and good results.
Miss Meta thea came forward. She said she was
~siad to hnd so many Of the ladcs had support ed
her in her undertaking. and II that sun
port was continued everything would work
well. The press was on the side OF
justice, and THE Sun had done much to help
them, Us u did IN all cases where injustice required
N be noticed. She had since their last meeting
issued circulars TO the various firms and shopladies
endeayorng TO induce them to join her In this work
ana size had met with support. On tie other hand
however, she had met with opposition ana ins ulI
from some OF hor sex, but that would not stop her
In her course.
Meta then went on to speak generally OF the
movement and of the necessity Of their forming
al association OF their own In which they would be
assisted by the Dry Goods Clerks Association.
and large number OF those present sub.
scribed their names toward this object
mass meeting will be held next Thursday at the
Primp on linll to carry out this organization, when
all Interested In the OF labor request ted to
be present.
A vote OF thanks to THE Sun and other journals
was proposed By Miss Meta, and the meeting ad-
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That Cooper Institute OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orc
Complninis OF OntrageOns Treatment.


Not long since two gentensn, one Professor
In Amherst College, sat down In the reading room
Of the Cooper Institute, waiting for Professor Fox
to show them through the building. " lille waiting
they engaged In com -,rsstion In q subdued tone
scarcely above whisper. Suddenly an ancient
maiden OF vinegar aspect an tone darted upon
them, anu IN an eScited manner aud loud voice repri
manded ehem for an alec I'd in,racton of certain
rul.s making much greater noise and confusion
than the Two criminals. She also, when neither Of
them made any response, declared them to be no
gentlemen, and threatened TO have them nut out
No reilly made to fer violent language, aud she
struttcd back 10 her seat with all her feathers
spread One OF the gentlemen suggested that Mr..
Edward Cooper the encient Secretary Of the insti-
tuition, should be notiuel OF his servants concen-
uated essence Of acdty AMI turbulence.
The following communication concerning the lady
has been sent ~ The sun:
gross dscOuIysy toward visitor q the Cooper Iust
tlte Healug Room, hasten TO endorse scnth yht5
with those yDu convex.
j have ffcqucGiiy u eryed tn, naughty dcmeanor
;he lady" IN charge and m thus taking advantage Of
her position hsad's superintendent t. have as rc
quently been disgusted instead Of pleased and enter
tmneq by my visit there.
Dointment OF the Official 10 M this place would sus
gest that u geHnemGn be appointed thereto.
In my idea, Il would bCspcak more dccorum and re-.
spect 70 the rules o the place pan the presence OF lady
next, because the apparent decorum Observer Is
not really out OF respect TO the strict observance OF
rules OF the Institute but due entey TO the courtesy
TO the female sex which ~ place TO show but In
such an instance US this, 81 open to gross abuse.
NEw YORK. July IL. 1870.
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THE SPIRIrUALIsTs' PICNIC.

The Distinguished Mediums that were
Present-Drs. Gordon, spooper, swack-
hammer. and the Mnrrhioness Mnrquand
"A spiritunliriic Circle.
The Society Of Progressive Spirtualists Of
New York city betook itself yesterday to Elm Park
there to enjoy Itself in jolly picnic style. At eA NJ
the progressive spiritualists began to assemble.
owinr to the recent riot in Elm Park, the number
OF those present was rather smaller tgan had been
expected. Nevertheless, those who did come were
tn high spirits. and In social intercourse, they cal
II, enjoyed themselves finely until noon.
The celebrated "rszor-sirop man" OF Nassau
street did not show his intellectual countenlnce on
this occasion but his absence was made up for by
tho presence OF the celebrated Dr. Gordon, the
great medium, who, few years ago, was carried by
invisible bands the beads OF amazed spectators
One heheld also the impressive features Of Dr.
Spooner, the great musical medium, wno thouG
unable to tel one note from another. can play a
onnese gong, or an American tio-kettle, with
ihrrng effect There, also, was the venerable Dr.
sv aekhainmer. and the Msfchionness Marouand,
be. ides many lesser notabilities.
Al AZ l O'Clock luneh was spread. THIS was fol-
Hull, who has in turn belougc to n nall dozen df.
fcrent religions. Tbis gentleman showed how Re
lubncanisin and Protesi1niism had paved the way
for spirituali~m. There some sin ging a speech
by Mr. liigrins. Of Jersey CITY, burcsque Grafton
during his discourse, sbivered, shuidercd, hic.
CoukLeu, Cfuntei and IN various other ways showed
that somc sort Of spirits II ID hold Of him
Alter the speeches came dancing, during which
select party Withdrew from the common herd and
formed splrtuaistic circle In the large hail over
the reireshment saloon. There we're about twenty
in ALL OF whom four five were mediums Tie
rest we're required TO pay 2 cents head for admis.
sion. Tie proceedings here were OF startling IN.
terost. The Marrbiones. MarQaand did the talking.
She saw number Of disembodied spiriis standing
about the table In uncomfortable proximity TO her
hsteners heads, and deecrited treir appearance in
an swfuly impressive manner. She made one or
two funny Olunders. but with great presence of
mind showed as clearly AZ two and two is fve that
she was perfectly correct. DIR. Swnckhammer was
general interpreter, and tanned the flies from the
A. 49,
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Departure Of the Ninth Regiment.

The officers Of this command gathered yes.er-
day mornog at Col Fisks headquarters, Grand
Opera House, to receive instructions In regard to
their excursion 10 Long Branch. TIE Prince was
very busy giving orders, and his Commssary, Shop
herd was equally so. Seven large wagons were
loaded with 10000 sandvcbes, so whole hams,
loo 900 pies 230 rolls. 400 loavcs Of bread % gal
Ions Uf wiiskey and 100 baskets OF pop-cork " am-
munition," 10 boxes OF cgars aud Ice In abundsnce
Three Omnibuses each drawn by six white horses.
two large Erie wagons drawn by four bay horsea,
aud four private carriaees bore the officers and their
personal baggage to the depot in Jersey City
The sun., 1870-07-16
CURIOSITI rs OF CRIME.

As Isasc Jackson was walking along the Boverv
John Doyisnn Danle Casey str uck I'M without pro.
Vocation. The offenders were taken to Ess,x Market
Police court. And, while the oficer was making his am
day Casey eoO!ly walked out VI the ROOM and
escaped.
Mstild, and Joseph Mysmachsr lived at No 81
Ply street Matilda supported the house by stealing
was sent to B.ckwes Island. She wrol. thence 10
Joseph reguesng hm 70 cell her stock OF goods val.
ned at Eboni fOJ and with the proceeds her
lease oeph sold Is desired but kept the money him.
self For tbs he by Justice LedW lth yesler.
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THE LATEST LdBOR NEWS.

The BROOKLYN Bricklayers' Union, No. l. last
evening nned L. Faylan so for working with scab
boss.
The Laborcrs' Unions last night resolved TO hold
an open air mass meeting next month to lend their
moral weight againlt cooe importation.
Al the meeting OF the Workingmen's Union last
evening the Commltce appointed 10 wait on thr di.
eren heads OF public departments reD0red thai they
had obtained promise from Mr.. Twscd 10 gIye tue
memhers of their ORGANIZATIONS the efrrence IN Ihe
nnh
The sun., 1870-07-16
BrooLIyp Aldermen A.,op,.h.d.

Thomas Aguilla, West India negro. six feet
three inches in height, and stout ia proportion was
elected Poundmaster of the Ninth and Twenty FIRST
Wards at the last meeting of the Brooklyn Common
Council. He was nominated by Alderman Weeks
OF the Twenty -frst Ward and accepted by Alder
man McCroarty OF the Ninth. lie appeared at the
CITY Clerks Office yesterday to fe his bonds. when
tue Aldermen for The fret time were made aware Of
the fact that he was a cnlored man.
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Min ster

WAsHISOroN, July l5.-The Senate after a
long debate confirmed Frederick 7. Frenvhuy.en
OF New Jersey, Minister Henipoten ntiary to London
6y 20 TO g. Robertson, Ross, and sprague voting
against the confirmation. Messrs. Sumner, Wilson
and Fenlon did not vote.
The resignation OF Mr.. Motley had been asked
hrst by letter and then by telegraph lie had de-
aycd an answer until TO-DAY, when lie tclegraphel
Secretary Fish thst he woUld not resign and would
send his reasons by mail.
The sun., 1870-07-16
RAILROAD ACCIDEN rs.

Patrick Lawrence, NJ Salem, was killed OF Lynn
on lhunday evening in attempting to get on q train
while IN motion.
A freight train on the Kansas Pacile Railroad ran
into washed away cuyert HAYS CITY Kansas, on
Ihnrsday NJ. j. Reynolds. engineer, and seth VIII.
nams, fireman Were killec and 4. Palmer, conductor,
aud Thomas 0afneY. brakeman, dangero wounded.
The sun., 1870-07-16

The Liverpool market closed with uplands Of
9Hdr and Orleans at old.
Father GavaIzi has arrived In Paris en- route to ths
United States to attend the Eyange icai Council.
The valuable papers OF the Unitei States ConsuI
at Conantnope were all preserved IN the late hre bY
one of llefrings safes
Consols At elt, for both money and the account
o2S lsol 10 isb, old ~ 1867. So l0i0s s. Eriss.
l6H Illinois Centrals, i07,
The second days regatta Of the Royal Yorkshire
Yacht Club resulted in The victory OF the cutter vsn
The Nellie came In nrs ana the Vampire 1nd.
Tho prze was awarded to the latter on allowance Of
Time for TONNAGE.
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SnnsfrOkes.

WIN. Dilks, truck driver, OF S7e Hudson street.
Anton Trasche, OF Sixth avenue and Eleventh
street.
Kate Mosee, aged r., died suddenly at lis Edridgs
atrcet
Frank Derach, an Italian lad, found al Prk ay.
enue and Thirty nth street.
T,mothy COLLIN. aged gs. was found In First avenue
Char,c' tonovcr, COlOrod barber In south Market
street. Newark, riel very suddenly on THURSDAY night
NJ ms home. No. iS Washington street, Newark, oi
The sun., 1870-07-16
LUSSES BY EIRk.

Relmer Falls Company woollen mill was burned on
Thursday. Loss $1,000.
Joseph webb's carpenter shop IN Atlantic, near
New York avenue. Brooklyn, was burned yesterday.
Loss, $500.
A barn Of the Troy and Lansingburgh horse rail.
road company IN LansingOuIg was burned yester day
seVentynye horses were killed and ten cars and one
huLdTed tons OF hay and quantity Of other property
were destroyed. Loss SO 0JO insured.
The sun., 1870-07-16
Rotten-Egsing u street Car.

AZ about o'clock LIST evening, as car No A. Al
the Third avenue Inc was on the down trip and
when passing Tbirtieth street, a party Of
T." Arabs enjoyed themselves BY throwing avoley
OF unmerch9niahle eggs into the through tho
oDen windows. The clothing Of nearly all the pas
sengeis was bespatiered with the filth
The sun., 1870-07-16
THE BALL And BIr,

The Eekfords defeated tho Equity yesterday by 50
to u, IN WilhansDuigh.
A game Ia Baltimore yesterday between the White
Stockings Pastme, resulted In favor OF the former
by S< TO 49,
The Hamilton Base Ball Club, OF BROOKLYN chal.
enge any cub OF boys under nitecn old play
their ground.
The sun., 1870-07-16
Personal INrELLIGE EyCE.

The Republican Convention OF Denver has nomi.
mated jerome d. Chafee for Congress
Gen. A. Buford and II. =. mcGrath OF Kentucky
Col Provost, James Thomas. and A. r. Phyne tie
Grand Union Hotel S4rsoga.
In addition TO the pecuniary benefit. accorded by
the Chinese Government 20 the family Of Mr. Burn.
game osthumous title OF tho gnest rank has been
conferred on him.
The sun., 1870-07-16
Immigrants for the Pncisc Coa.t.

To promote immigration TO the Pacific coast
u Is projected to mchase seven million acres oi
land In Northern California aud Southern Oregon
along the line OF tue California and Oregon Railroad
at cost OF $40 O00O00, and encourage and aid the
Immigration OF three hundred thousand persons
land.
The sun., 1870-07-16
HOURS OF LEISURE.

This evening, In Brady's Curriculum the Rink
Jersey City the pupils OF Brady's Gymnasium will cx
est. w
The members OF the National Boat Club will pull
Auree nj single scull race ~ H)boken, at 81 4. NJ
or trda! July 2'' for he champion penpant OF the
The sun., 1870-07-16
WESTCHESIER COUNTY.

The vestry, OF ST. Paurs Protestant Epscop pal
Church OF unkers have secured the Dr w
IT. alter organist ana Choir muster. F,r eighteen
year, he was orpanlst IA Trinity Chapel. New York,
and resigned only when the dues Attendant upon that
office required hs time to the exclusion olher luS
The sun., 1870-07-16
The story Of Game OF Cards Played by
Bismsrck, Coant Nesselrode, and n
French Consul.


One hot afternoon in the month Of August, '61,
three men sat around table In a private parlnr at
tie hotel Darnstsdt at Ems, Germany, taking sucn
I comfort as they could derive IRON the Juice nf
Rnenisl grape anf pack Of cards Tee most con.
spicuous dEure o. tire group was large man with
bald head, grassh blue eyes, heays light color cd
moustacie. airs about him shat would have done
honor TO the imperial purple. This personsge had
well known to reading people by the name OF Bis
marek. Neat TO him sat another ba'd-headed indi-
yidua, inferior to Bismarck in stature wild bor-
skull that looked like the rim Of an old
ieI hat (rutrlessy robbed OF its crowd, con.
During the crlrcan war the father Of this man hS.
urri al tho Cabinet comets IN ". Petersburg az
clever rsmes,sr and an 1aSiiuS or The fsshonshss
kuropcan watering places. The third member OF
scarcely touched the noor) with dark piercing eyrs
swarthy skin and vivac!Iy enough for half a dozen
was The French Consul At strttgad. An OF them
had been paftaking freely OF wire and each IN turn
Stuffed the cards with a vim that the generous
grape imnarts even 10 the most phlegma;ic temper.
ament The Frenchmar, In the interludes of the pla
kept IN running nre o. conversation skipping from
topic 10 topic with heiity which only Frenchmtn
enjoy, unt warming as he went on, he ventured
tne declaration that France would one day Inarx
her boundary by the Rhine from Basel TO the sea-
a hundred fredericks to any," exclaimed Nes-
s,lrode. "ihat she won't"
Done" replied tue Frenchman, "and let the
They huelcd the cards, and the Frenchman lost,
Another wager r said Nesselrode, with glance
w,
though never uttering a single word. "Another
wagerl Two hundred and hny that within ave
years France ahd Prussia measure swords and that
France yields Alsace and the whole disputed bor-
der"
Get impossibIer' e1ci,edly responded the Con.
sui.
Again the cards were shunied. At the fourth play
Bismarck and the Frenclman had eac' taken two
tricks. IL was the RussiII's lead. Le threw the
queen Of cllbs ION the table
King ~ shouted the frenchman In trumph, as
be covered Nesserodes card, and extended his hand
to seize the prize.
Not so fast" eoolly remarked the Pru.sian
Premier. 81 believe tno game Is mino;' and casting
the ace. he leaned baek iu lis chair and laugl ed
heartily
Y1n Deug' shouted the dis comnted player,
but cards always were liars :" ahd unable TO con,
eeal the cha-rin and excitement that overmastered
him, he rose from tic table aud quilted the ROOM
Three years have scarce elapsed since the In.
cident here narrated ian incident which NesseroIs
told with hearty satisfaction In the Ms c1/ds that
summerl, and, now tue 6iS cloud Of war that has
lowered over Europe has burst the result may prove
that the cards were NOT sue. liars after all.
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thing would 70, and Just what 10 ID would be worth
within thirty days. But no very heavy bp.,oas.
was transacted IN consequence Of the djstrust and
the desire for fufiker news. -"e
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How the War will Affect the Shipping In.
tereet.

At the Fifth Avenue Hotel last night the ques-
tion OF the Influence OF the war on the shipping in
terest was subject Of considerable discussion
The Presidents message recommending Congress
to afford greater facilities for transferring foreign
bottoms to American owners was commended by
not few merchants. 1t was claimed that IN the
event ofa long war Prussian, French, aud CONT
mental shipowners would hasten to put their vessels
under the American nag. 70 the great pro1s OF the
mercant interest OF the United States.
Doubts were expressed as TO the sliling OF the
North German Loyds steamer to-day, Tor felr OF
capture by French cruisers. and the agents OF tte
French steamship company were overwhelmed
during The day by anxious enquiries from those WHO
had friends on board us to the probable safety from
capture OF tho last french steamer that lett this
port.
Large amount OF oats, wheat, corn, and hay wero
YESTERDAY offered as freight h. the agents the Freuch
steamship Enc but they were declined nominally
In the expectation that higher rates OF freight could
be obtained next week. but really Il was dismissed
because thtre IL some uncertainty s yet WI e. or
the steamer OF next Saturday may be safely dis
patched.
The sun., 1870-07-16


The usual quietude Of Hoboken was disturbed
n rest degree by the receipt Of the news yes,er.
day afternoon. Crowds OF Gsrmaus aockod to. the
various Bier Hallcs. and in groups discussed the
question. German flowed in torrents. vouSility
was no name for 10. The revolutions and ste.dy
working OF driving wheel could not compare 10 IL
was the cry
THE rRI-coLon or PRUSSIA
hoaiet rom every beer shop that owned or could
The sIciteh.ent found vent in the slowing away
OF beer BY the keg, and the usual drinking songs
gave way TO the "Gling, glang gloria" OF patriotic
and wnrlike starzai. Al one corner q robust Ger
man was met by Constable jain, ono OF the most
excitable OF Germans. With
" Nine dott-lIaie you hero de news vrom Ner
dausend mems 70 DER Rhine. Kosnig Wilh,ine and
bsmai ok sents moro as fidy ,au end men derc too
Hufra for koenig Wilhelm Hurra for Bismarck 4
Hurra !os Prussia Mine Gotta. vat dem French,
ven ue get der kueedle 10 WORK on dem. Hen Bis
snon he Robust Deutcher, tiring, ASKS, Yea, vst
--Dunder-undblitxeni vot hof eetf Coon,
ssc vat a ynlias sshaicr und G1rdt' OF dc jur rna
50 II went at every corner. ut every beer shop, in
mont OF stores, and In private houses until night
fHll and then the place seemed transformed into
new Teutonta- Fnderland for tho nonces was In
Jersey and tho battle fer tho Rhine was there fought
and won, the French beaten and driven dismay I'd
back to Paris, the power OF Fra,ce DroGen, and her
hamburg and Bremen Hotel Park Hotel. German
Ciub rooms, impromptu meetings were organized
and speeches delivered by prominent members Of
the German organizations
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