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What is the matter with Judge GILBERT

The Democratic State Convention of Con.
nccdtut put into their platform the following
resolution about Cuba:
R-}o,rei That the Democracy Of Co1rec irUt sym.
wnere; and send their cordial -reetin-s the patriots
o. tnu4, who are now NIJnty tJutcudlAg for thclI
freedom a4l tieif IIsh's,
This tends TO confirm the prevailing impress.
sion that the meanest people in the world live in
Connecticut, and that they are Democrats. If
the Democracy Of that State really wish well Ia
the cause Of American freedom, why don't they
say so in words that mean something's The
Cubans would doubtless be glad TO have the
American people recognise the independence
which, ia siStcen months Of constant fighting
SPAN has not been able TO put down. They
would also be glad to have their rights as
beiugercnts allowed and declaration in favor
Of either Of these measures, from either Of the
great parties ia aay state would be welcomed
and priced by them. But this vague language Of
the Connecticut Democracy is of lt;la value,
However, Il J., better than that Of the Republi-
cans Of the same Stat' aud this Is something.
The Republicans tcit'y approve of the bloody
subJdgation OF Cuba BY spain, while the Demo
Gratis send costlc,s greetings to the patriots, Il
now the latter viii initiate the example of that
noble, Independent Democrat, GERRlT SWIM, and
send some thousands Of dollars to the Cuban Aid
Society ia this cry they viii show that they
are not such poor set ~ their pOintess style OF
-peech appears 10 indie ate.
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1HE INDIAN WEED.

Tobacco Dealers Against Free Trnde-wnr
upon EpicuTe1n smokers Another Argu-
mcuttor the AnncNHt Of Cuba.
A; the meeting OF the tobacco merchants yes
icrday, DR.. Spence Of Cincinnati advocated lhc
necessity OF union. He argued that tobacco was
not luxury bit conf ri to al classes Of society
Mr. P.crco % Utica SAID taat N, great want OF the
trade generally was a protective iarlI MIR. james
GAIL cher Of y Haven, CCun., v!sorO Jsly attacked
the iut'rt ~ ruyCnu- laws, and concluded by stating
lis OF E.On TaGt the Numbers Of Congress were
NJ o. 20 Associate with TIE common damned OF hell"
Sew Crgl on ur gentlemen SPOKE anc resO Ut were
nas sd 10 petition Congress to raise the duty on Tor
elm tobacco; TO Gh0lsh the present system Of In.
suec'ion, aud 10 establish uniform taTih on home
anuflci urcd goods.
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Expanding the CurreBcy-Tbe House Resoia-
tion.
On tie 2lst inst. the House passed the follow.

S ~ ~ F N N"
hs'
M n se Gnon r. ' a nepses he ops
Volume Of circulating cun ency. and mo Committee o.
Hrc a. eSriy gy az prietcSSie sb pereSs,aS
the currency 10 the amount OF at least sSo,Ooo0oo.
Tails Is In answer TO the complaint Of the people
in the West aud South that in the distribution Of
the national bank currency they nave not their Iaif
proportion.
Ihe complaint IL well founded. Those sections OF
our country require more currency and Congress
should provide the was That uey may have not
merely my millions more, but smueh as they want
Carrency Is tools, and there Is no more necessity
for legislative restriction as regards the quantity OF
II than there Is for legislative resfienon In regard
10 the quony Of poughs OF axes OF aay o'AeF Tools
mat shan ee made ana usea'
THIS resolution eohteinpm'ee m increase 10 the
amount Of At least 90 WV IN 'hS hAhoh-' oahS
Vuri."oS VI III 'ioA'Ns OF par 10 e'ch' Dun
'"e 'otnni'ee ave to' su'e'S e"huh'a 70 'h'sc IS
s'''' anu '"'p'eVu"y suggest 10 '-"t toAo'al'o
'on i'i 80 W .'po'' a. 'o''oW'
1",'-N VA u'''A' ~ '"-' won MI money
1-'' -' ''''' I'-''' 1N's' '1'' axe '""o p"S "o''
u. '. Yang ''''"s7 c0'"' h''AiAs Ol' coin thA4 DC
,rs"i 'enA'''
4-'a VAL '~,'''e '''h " "S ''~''N'@'o use as cur
1N"N'' 'At"'.I Wv s'-" w" NN'' ~ " sue
'0I 'A'ch' Vi I' E''1 "a4 sNe1 III '"' eoohuS'
aAu d VIC s''lo "'''9 'Aa's pAu's " "-1o up"h
1he ha''s OF CON N-!uc' Wan eirin'. lAai tAe Gov
e'h-'"' VIZ" a'u anu Eo' ue'S'' WSh "a enforcing
Nol"'eH ''h''c'' any parry S"A 'heh resume
Specie i-' mems " y -'uI''
'elo"0- '''' 'Hs'' 1Ne''S 'ue e'0'u'IJ oI ths
treasury 70 receive com 'la ol''on ~ lV.T5 ltooer
Government n'po'Nory IN 'le country m exchange
ioF Ch'.eu s'A'Na eo'h no''s-uulM ior dollar
and IN al 'h' usual DENOMINATIONS io' eurreny'
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MOB LIW IN ILLINOIS. %,ss
Murder and Riot IN Bcardstowu, nI.-Two
Meu ~hot-The Murderer shot In Jai,,
aud then Hanged,

RON ne Sprmgl,d SIN R,lh'ST. i9n.
tcNr, and ar vl' known aud have any 'itnds
tgrou -hout The county. On last Thu sda, afternoon
tic, loft thc saloon for short tine y the keep
of 90 enul vte Returning, t1cy found their usually
r.l,t place Of busuCs- scene Of disorder and rot.
4 nln, whose name our IN .prmant cOu'l not give,
hut WHO has been about BcIras.oVn for some time,
Was kick " aud he,tln- another man Who was
toAcacl. lcck aud htoE,r Il once IuteTf,to', %
Prevent continuance OF the lrut 4 treatment,
Whoreupon the q -l mt dew revolver ana began
WIS in-tantly killed
Mr. Bpcscr W., h,Ily AND u "a feared mort Nv
Nounrel. ihe arrest oi Tie murderer was ~ oncc
made, ard le vts fabtu O. itil. DLlIIg lhul-tuy
night rhc friends OF soc klaed md vouu 'et men
nation, 20 take out and lyuch the prisoner but thv
Siout AID guards W't, Ha. o. r,-ls. tA, attempts.
y 'stcrlav, howcyc-, ne body ot MI Neck VS.
hrr'e5 aud are number ~ his frc1ds wer> In
,uv1 tom belris,own lnd other places IN the
f"c nrsln,,rery examination OF the accused w.
also r'll hrOIe 70 WGristra'c. ard h's c,'nw'Uil 90
uil ityl 20 tho rygtcmeat. A. S1Nut disk lls'
nigNt Uie g'cn's OF Doe uu- nd an ,cr! quietly
time a., Shrrir's dtort.,s Wrrc shscrt AZ suuper
a qrv r.,r 20 cr.uu',tr WEI, tie arr ,sr7,enIs ~
ne raIuacc, t'r.' N, sheriff WIS caught ous,de
TIE al viii ne hrls upun GiT. The urh number
Ct sAout go men, and the lnue"s, using NO I'M
raTry force, tnot Tho keys nom tn - crid and
r'.' mn N ~, hn's Of q -uari, Who held h,m
N 2 stnt. uupl tlc compile ION OF 'hl tragedy
DO. mon then entered me j.il ant sclred q rri..
onrr whom the supposed 10 he thr murderer, and
r.t "a r3pc round hi rccg before they discos erred
fhoy ere mrst >on IN their man. J. lrovrtin- the r
-'tEc thry released Linn ana returned I, make
N..r vengeance sure. Meantime the Mur4,.tr IA
Il- u WIS aware q H. designs of tine mob. n,
Vl- Chained TO the or but h. got posse -luu ~ an
RON ~, and as TIE Leader of iHg 1h pr rostU to
,pcp the cell dor, lie warned them that ho would
ell r- life drarly
iUi- Tesoluto demeanOr produced change ni
action, hut did not dt,eat the purpose OF the IA AL
rrs. pistol SHOT through The head sent thc soul
4 tn murderer tI account Tor his crime AMI th,
pody Wa lllen taken out loor- and hanged by tie
neck to a tree
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The skating at the Kinks and ponds was cut,.
lent Yesterday. On the Fith Avenue Pond the led
the best that the patrons Of that resort have "a
joyed this season. Skaters who n itel &c Third
Avenue Rink vorc more fortuu.'' IT, lee v,s
entirely sheltered from the runs ~ aud hereford
tq skating vas uninterrupted. A nr. Taltl.u!a
f!td tho RlRk IN tlc afternoon, and in .ac ,y.lai
Tier, Was a sim larger attendance. So no OF I'd
best skaters IA tAe city we're n t4 see, l.dng a
quartCtte OF the landsJncst women sl tcs g. . 10
EcW York Club. In ad iiu0u 10 The large I'd, ,,csen-
tluon from the Cluh, We noticed Mss Ht.' Mos
i ,-, nj erg. Miss Eii.Ord, and VI 'ssf-. Iatlbon
Kelly. E.bcft, Cook, and Dupiraac. Tie Par.
ponds were not strong enough Tor sk4aa., bot IN
tAc little ponds the sunken los ~ t.r /! byr1
hood OF the rink were covered W skater.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-24

The recent confirmation by the Supreme
Court OF the United states of an Indiana divorce
does not seem 70 affect ihe question at Issue in
the Mcfarland ease, In the case upon which
the supreme Court has expressed it, judgment,
the defendant was not only f.lly notified Of the
suit, but appeared in person and by counsel
before the Court which granted the divorce. In
the Mcfarland case, not only was no notice Of
the suit communicated 10 the defendant, but it il
alleged that fraudulent methods were employed
to prevent his obtaining any knowledge Of the
proceedings The divorce thus obtained with
out knowledge on lis part, and without his ap.
pearlny to answer and to recognize tho authority
Of ihe Court. marncstly stan Is upon very differ.
~ ground from one in which there was no
T I'd. aud IL which both parties we're heard.
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Progress OF the Brooklyn Chc.. Tourney.

Mr. Brenzingcr still heads the ii-', n, ir i,a
yet lost single game. He has yet to piy one g4mol
with Capt Mckenzie, and both Of he genes with
Mcssrs. Gilbcry, Mason, Del'nar Major wcrnleh,
Won Frankeu berg, Perrin, Munoz. and De Con, lie
viii deserve credit II he pas~e. u1scl'I through
that ordeal. The aforementioned players A. "a
also 10 contend with Que another. Tho Urts At con-
dition of ID irs l. brc aingcr won r. lost O; Ma.
son won IL, lost 0; 4. Perrin won II, lo.' : Mac.
ken3le Won ~ los, ; f. u lmar won H. lostlh
GIIOery won 10, lost o. DE-. W nl.e Won u Ivsi 10
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The Murderer Ct vouri.,s uot It Fcniru.

iY H. kuttOt III lis = A.
~ia; Ia cons, l.,utv of statement mada b.
Lc muiuc,"r Ul or. \uurAlvs 10 Rro. ..yu, he
lrTrc-ntatyos 81 al thc l.Hau Circles m New
York. Brooklyn, and tie ylcl.uy met ON SUNDAY,
most Positively tIat tnaIbC.s u act nov Fruin,
and utyci Was known TO he u l,L.an. Two men
vino were acquainted win lin, W,r" c1amiucd, who
stated thnt be had repeatedly snlECn -a,nst Ftnlun.
sn and floemaoourS, aud declared M dislike OF
both. 7 he names Vt pi members Of the H. Is. are
carefully reg rCd, ana THIS man nInG never has
been on the register. II ne hi been Fcuian. he
Wouli ntver haYH heard IN Ais tirr.c anything to
excite his an.m1sitJ against N.sons 81 even Know.
N1things. We lAvr GUS once ncmS-Lho orUrtsgOr
VI our cOUGt4!, AID Sc let g,, oth,r 1.lau.zatuns
severely a'olc l'o-nS that yon WIN 10 US the
I1el 70 sign for ul tie C,ntrcs Of Manhattan, re-.
Ma y, ST. lCptc' ~ YOUR,
EDN ARD O'ByREE. Chairman.
PATRICK CoYIr, Sccr,iIr'.
10 AVENUE A, 4cL II. $50
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We call attention TO the entertainment for
the benefit Of destitute Cuban families in this
city, to be given at the Cooper Institute on Fri.
day evening next. II will be given by the ju-
venile choir of 81. Demands Church. and We
doubt not will afford great deal Of amusement
TO those who witness II. We trust that the house
will be crowded. There is great deal Of suffer
ing from cold and hunger among the refugee
families, and II is important that some means Of
relieving this distress should be provided.
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An AhruraIty of PoLlce Inv.

10 Ne YFTFOI OF INf NNN,
SIN; What are our rohce for In this metropolis 7
Are they pad 100 nor yoar to stand ners aud
allow a nearGflo oltzen 10 be knocsrd dovn and
robbed wiihip one hn0grod iee Of t0np Ths occurred
laL etemAE %ln!ay ahod ~ O'Clock, on Tue owcly,
near Slr'ng sres' gentleman was walking down ne
Howery when NO men f<ncK him down and robhe 4
nm on ~. w,!,n iound policeman on corrul Of
hptlhE street anu the bDWery. pld Ian OF the suF
renee ana !iece ei lJI an autwcF That amt ni ~,
CITIZEN.
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man-Of.war Eclipse, then In port We presume
either thNt there is no United statcI vessel Of
war in port, or that an American thought his
personal safety better insured under the British
hag--both unpleasant reflections although only
tie natural consequences of the cowardly apathy
Of our present rulers.
We trust Mr.. Tisu will not omit 10 officially
thank the British Government for their kind
asylum so generously rendered TO our helpless
citizens abroad. To timely aud polite recogni-
tion of this act Of humanity many poor American
in Cuba may yet be indebted for his escape from
cruel dpath.
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French Manner. on the broadway Rnliroas.

SIR: J wish 10 warn your retlcra OF conductor
who $50 polite ~ not - give Auy change the pas
feu2ers. lcsicIdW morning went down N car SO.
20, Of ilc Broadway tIe, gave fny CouluVfur -
cent note he went on collected ~ ne IA 90 but gave
10 chance. Another man gave him u dol al note ;
hc got clruge. Another HlYi him 10 GEMS no
chanFe for hmf and 50 With two otho,si tuu no
Cuasgc GOT NJ and asked hAl iOI NV change q on,
iorso AZ aboct IT," me faid. lie 6ad ,he Same 10 a
the rcsl OF The passengers, IAsSL GER.
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Diyorc . Gre ntrd.

Judge Cardozo, in the supreme Court yester-
day, granted a decree Of divorce to the plainufin
the case OF Charlotte Charles agt. Arthur Charles a
and also IN the case Of Marreillio;t sr, Mari, lo,t
jude - 1cer, Superior Court gfhufCi divorce IN
william Pitts from MS wife Emma j. Iltts.
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Our predictions az 10 the utter unwilling
ness or incapacity Of our present Administration
TO afford any protection TO American citizens in
Cuba have been again verified in the case OF Capt
fR'NELrN, Of the fishing smack Fulton, at
Havana.
Ga l.s cri'al at ;hct port, report was crcu.
lated that lac had o,sisted the Cuban who shot
'Asr'ElS az Fly Wcst to escape. His schooner
was Immediately boarded by a mob of volunteers,
and Capt FgINyLlE escaped with his life with
d.l,u,ty, lie Gcun9 safety op board the Britt
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LoUrs NAPOLEON suggests through HE
organ, Ia Rlffie that his statue should be placed
by the side cf that Of WASHINGTON when the
birthday Of the latter Is celebrated. The reason
for this is that without LAF,rETTs there would
not have been any American Repubhc.
This is rather cool, and shows lat L. ". can be
decidedly witty. l. 5 true, that to put the statue
ofLtr,Yrrry by the side Of wAsHINoIoy would
be iast homage to that illustrous Frenehman.
But for l.. n. 10 claim this privilege is enough
TO rouse those great men from their graves, and
to make them indict the French usurpcr for
SANDER. The only parties who may be willing
10 erect statue in honor Of L. v. on this CONT
nent are possibly JEFFERSON DAVIS, SLIpErL and
Mason, and the Mexican Impcrialists and clergy
but even they have lost IL ..r confidence in him
since he could not prevent 'hc shooting e Max.
MILAN, the expulsion Of his troops from Auori-
can territory, and the restoration Of tic two Ro
pubGcs which he sought to destroy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-02-24

People who have money 10 deposit in sn.
wings banks should be on thci. guard Against in.
,titutons which pretend TO be incorporated but
are really managed by private parties for their
own benefit. It is cay Tor sharpcrs who want
10 get hold Of money to be used in spcculon
60 rp' upa ,,ta, "SNiuc, Bank and take all
the money that comes I'M hut when tlosy who
trust them want their deposits back again, they
may not be able to respond. The safest plan g..
20 have nothing to do with any bank not REGULAR
~ chartered, and with trustees Of established
reputation There are plen'y Of such all over
the city, so thai there is no excuse for rosortiug
to the irresponsible concerns, Of which, we are
informed, nomber have recently sprung into
cAistcute.
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The H,rai which is Just now working
very hard 10 perpetuate the power Of the Ring
I. To- 4, D.

very hard 70 perpetuate the power Of the Ring,
saws in its Yesterdays issue;
"yhe great city Of thc Western worl1--'Hr q7ccn
Of chs vast CuutInrnt-Wifhil itself = rI.c1ioF iar
passing T,rc AID Jon, S. % MS enterprise It,
woiltl, iis great rcnown, h7i Zen d~rvG = ~ NJ
pet u cDpgissi1Hs end borrfs srirEed ant rcbbsi
IN The effort Ia deurfc II Il freedom and compel Its
people to bend TO the Republican a'ccnlancg."
The most notorious agent in promoting these
Albany boards and commission-,' by which
the people of New YORK have been stripped OF the
power Of sef-Goyernment, was the Hon. ABR,H NJ
o'HALt. This political renegade now makes a
great prctenoe Of zeal for the restoration of self
government 20 the city But his new charter
really establishes a more irresponsible despotism
than that which he formerly devised. 1t simply
takes away from the Commissions the powers
they enjoy, To confer them upon three or four
Tammany leaders, who have already grown m-
menscly rich at the expense Of the taxpayers.
Because the progressive Democracy refuse TO be
party TO the nefarious scheme the Tammany
Ring leaders have resolved to unite with the Ring
Republicans TO defeat any measure Of reform that
will put stop to their spoliatons.
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A correspondent writes us to ask If PETER
II. SwEESY is a member of the Bar. OF course
lac IS be is the chief Of the BARR family.
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LsGrrr Apysrr ,--sd '1ae or'si Cut,
40 display gi Msatv ccsiy, sA
fat sftfa llafs-. al the rtt.h = iha aivsftsf.
ApvHrrsFnTHrs NErrLy. rcru ~ ius.
On and after Tuesday, Marcel /. the price Of aiver-
tsing In The DAILY SUN with he 40 cents per line.
The WEEKLY DOLLAR sun has nov attained hb-
,ral orculniou, which justihes increase in the al.
verusine rates. On and after March l. tue price VIII
IL % cents per line.
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Tie d0Rv c.rrn'attoa Of THE Sun dvriSq
Ne list ,ct, :, tIiA cni,d o. SataFlay. Ft5
10. ,,as ds Jo1ors:
Mon law - 7On Thur.iay........ 30. 900
Nedu- slly ......SS.70O saturday SiB0
Areragt 3.yGy d'rcUlttios 01riaJ tie Weck,
e9,533. Areroge cir.na'ioa during he
precious rcek, cad'ng F;b IL, 81 ,%s3 daily
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The American people are taxed annually
to the extent of many millions for the support Of
Government statstcians stationers, agriCultur-
lists pedaposues, and other organizations of the
kind.
AZ II these burdens were not sufficiently heavy
it is now proposed TO establish the Office Of Gov
eminent Architect, with the usual accessories Of
bureaus and clerks as an additional bait to hun
cry and designing ollce-sockcrs.
II }, not hsely that Congress will give is cor
sent to this new scheme bu, the mere fac, Of IL,
being preached shows which way the wind blows.
The prevailing epidemic of fastening upon this free
country costly Government establishments is
worthy of the serious attention Of the people. No
matt what Is the work to be performed, the ten.
jpucy is to carve Il job and a bureau out of It.
1ai, pllys into the bands Of official pedan.ry aud
red tape and increases the patronage IF tn
Executive. / ahou'i be steraly checked
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

All kinds of Twine, COrdage, and Paper
Net cssh prices WILLARD HtRvhr 80 broadway her-loh
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
7 PER CENT GOLD LOAN
on A COMPLETED TRUNK LINE.
THE INDIANAPOLIS, BLOOMINGTON. AND
WESTERN RAIL WAY,

Fsn nd,n,po, Ind to Peto Ill., us miles in enrtb completed
and fully equipped With and m class Rolling Socs ssd ,dy
EARNING NEARLY DOUBLE THE INTEREST on TBE WHOLE
ISSUE OF BONDS With rapidly neTsssing receipts
The Company have leased De Peos and Psn Railroad on ob.
the Western Peos th. Second c ihbos
where through male 0msks P.sb. st
6s nlss' travel from the Atlantic 10 the Pac.sc
The bonds secured by Frs Mortgage the Road
Popert, Of the Cmpsny st BEING on COMPLETED
ROAD WHICH PASSES THROUGH one OF THE MOST rHICzLr
POPULATED AND RICHEST PORTIONS or THE WEST viii %
valuable connecting lines East and West No SEcusIf
CAN BE h0RB ABSOLUTELY SAFE
The road through aOushbg and growing rites and
towns which contain in the nearly 2 m people and sh
miles Of the trart there population Of over so
THE BONDS ARB CONVERTIBLE into stoek par Which "
valuable option "hAHf or THE WESTERN ROADS LESS Favor
ABLY LOCATED. ARE AT HIGH PREMIUM.
over eghh Of tb. loan has been marketed dunug b
non Of the line The balance offer 92i AND INTEREST g
full benef, Of the advantages the completion
All marketable securities received in exchange boS
fors srded 70 all points FREE 0P EXPRESS CHARGES
For maps and full particular, spplyto
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
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J. II R Iatrobc of BaltiinoF; ana ue - rioT Toenb r
p.- I,uada New York Holel-Gtll, Juetlu ~
a. 20 r,ct,onJ. the Hon. Jas. f. Harvey ana
t,S a. Gerrst Washington, aud Col; scymanskl New
Orleans - Clarendon Hotc-The Hon lsaae n,L,s Bi,t
bnT.t ~ Pbis.elpla. ami UPshuT johnston, OF ba
more Grand Central Hotel-lonn. u. r. ne a tbs
g pbsdolpla. Col y g. Bridgland, OF 1eNas; ana lne
REV H. r. Ice Baltimore. == Astor honSeTIn1 ~ 6 irou
" + Chandler Washington, ana JUGge IL ~ pi'r nui,n
- O,lrrns --- Everett HouSc-NltcOut IalhtI'
and the Rev L Hoare, England; the Eey A. D. HnaIeS,
1SmhIid,, Mas. and The l'e' W. W hHH"''' "'''s'
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New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
DIRECTORS: [:

JAMES p. h8GBR, Methodist
\ Book Concern, Boston.
VIM. WILkBNS, brm W. Wiltens
| 6Ca
JULIUS H. PRATT, Prcideni Of
MontclAr r. r., ". j.
I iCHAS. J. STARR, Merchant
WILLIAM ALLEN, Merchant
GEO. w. CUYLRR, BsnkeT, Pal
myra, ~ Y.
GEO. T. hope, Prea Continental
Pre- lLa 20.
JOHN II. SHERWOOD. P.ri.
plsce.
WALTON II. PECKHAM. Pred.
dent. l85 fifih-ave.
EDWARD II. WRIGHT, Heusrh,
M.
GRO. W. FARLBB. Psrlee 4 IT,
tus, Banker
WM. L. COGSWBLL. Merchant
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19

rINO GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light I0poyed kconomy the motto no more gss foI
hurIs o consuming capacity The PATENT MAGIC GAS
FLAME EXPASDER applied TO gshuner produce, nceass Of
81 per Light nsisnly applied removed bnyesi
eent Of the hind Of the el -
pf illustrated directions with them. Test exhibition
sample EIpand-r the o. mail
prepaid or50 Liberal inducements and The trade
sD gfrad Circular stating prOp0d mode Of msigg
granted control FISHER CROOK
Hanaearsr. and PTopn.tors 81 Brosd1.y Ner Yot
New-York tribune., 1870-10-19
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