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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
State Of West Virginia. Ohio
County.

To the Sheriff Of OhiO County Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY COMMANDED To
i summon Anna InzhIm. Adm'N ~ the
estate OF James ID. lngham, deceased, "Hhin
ODle BlOHth after the service of this SUMMONS
to lay before me statement OF her rece pts
and disbursements, accompanied 10y her
vouchers as such Administrative, during
the entire time she has acted a Admin =
trhtriX OF the estate of the said James u.
Ingnam, deceased, and have then there
tins writ with your return thereon, atIng
the time and manner Of executing the
same.
Witness. Robert b. Woods, Recorder Of
Ohio county Aforesaid this ith uay Of June,
1871. ROBERT Is WOODS,
Recorder Ohio county.
Upon which is the following endorsement:
The above named Anna Ingham i no In
haLiLanl OF my baiIiwIcx nor found therein.
JUNE }, ISL. X. >. BROWN, >. ". {.
JUNE5, 1871.
1t appearing from an affidavit died In my
office thai the above named Anna lDgham,
Administrative. j. "A nOn-I Iesdent Of The
y ate Of West Virginia, Il II ordered that she
do APPEAR here within one month from the
date OF the first publication OF this ori-r
and do what Is necessary 10 protect her In
teTest herein.
TeSte: ROBERT h. "oDDS,
tunS-Oaw Recorder ohio county.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
These great advantages all admitted
b, the Patient before leaving
the OentaI Chair or No
Charge Made.

Having removed our Dental Rooms 10
those elegant apariments over Hamilton &
Hardings Music Store. lU9 Market street,
We now offer To the public Dr. Folsom ;
Patent Improvement in the construc-
ton Of Dental Plates, as the greatest
discovery yet made In Mechanical Den-
tistry, We commend this style of work
particularly 10 that large class OF persons
who have tried repeatedly, but without
success, to wear plates made In the ordinary
way: and ne guarantee that IA ereTg Gus" IsT-
ties can eat on them Wihom pam, or nee make
no charge. Plates made upon this style TT
main perfectly tight under all circum-
stances, as II Is impossible for the food or
air To get under them. We respectfully In
viie all those interested in this subject 10
call at our Office and examine this method,
which Is full of common SelIse, as all good
principles are.
ssrParticular attention given TO Natural
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
uas,aehusctts Medical Society.

The Massachusetts Medical Society
held its annual meeting and dinner in
this city to-day. The following officers
were elected: President, Samuel A.
Fisk, OF Northampton; Vice President,
E. Hunt, OF Danversport Corresponding
Secretary, DR.. C. D. HoIlins; Receiving
Secretary, DR.. c. W. Swan; Librarian,
DR.. ]. c. White; Treasurer, DR.. r.
Mino,; Orator, Dr.. n. S. Babltt, OF
North Adams; Anniversary Chairman,
DR.. r NJ. Hodges. Much debate was
elected regarding the proceedings OF the
American Medical Association at It's
recent meeting at San Francisco OF
a rather condemnatory character.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
The Homeopathic Physicians.

The members ot the Homeopathic
Institute at ) o'clock this afternoon,
left the Continental Hotel for drive
through the park. Tonight they par
ticipated in a grand bali at the Mu-
steal Fund Hall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
PHILADELPHIA.


PHILADELPHIA, June The Grand
Lodge OF Free Masons, OF Pennsylvania
met this evening Robert A. Lamberton,
Grand Master, in the chair.
Applications were received from three
new lodges, for constitutions, one for
this city, to be called the Crescent
Lodge.
\ resolution was passed, suspending
communication with the Grand Orient
o; France, until that body shall abro.
gate its recognition OF the psuedo Grand
Lode OF louisiana. Twenty two
Grand Lodges OF the United States and
Canada have thus far taken similar ac-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
The Photographers

The photographers held a public re
ception at . o'clock this afternoon,
at the Academy. Speeches were
made by Secretary Wilson, Pres
sident Bogardus and Councillor Bell.
After this grand s:ereoptical exhibition
was given 10y Mr.. Black, Of Boston.
Tonight lecture was delivered on
Light" at the Academy by Prot. Nor,
ton, accompanied by brilliant optical
experiments
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
DENTISTRY.
A Most Invaluable Invention,
ARTIFICIAL TEETH

That are perfectly tight in the mouth
That are never Ioosensd curing eat
ing. taking or sleeping;
That admit no particles OF food what
ever under the plate
That require no painful wearing be-
fore becoming comfortable.
Loose and troublesome sets Of teeth,
no matter by whom made, at once
rendered comfortable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-06-08
Death Of DIR. Spar.
The Masonic Council.

Tie Masonic Council this evening
e',r- .ong discussion decided to recog-
,.lc the Grand Lodge OF Quebec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
POLITICAL NOTES.

The amendment to the Connecticut Constr
tuition submitting to the people the question whether
there shall be one capital two and allowing choice
between Hartford and NewHaven, defeated in the
House. Yesterday by las TO g. There were five absentees
The Montgomery (Ala.) Advertiser thinks 1t is
surprising and almost incredible, that jeff Daviss re-
marks have occasioned such ludcrOus and in some
respects contemplate exhibition of temper the Rad
icaf circles of the North and West"
Judge Geddis. the Democratic candidate for
Supreme Judge of Ohio, is leading member OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church. and takes part orally at
least in the temperance and moral movements Of
the day. He is also in favor OF protective tariff
The reputation plank has brought the OHIO
patform into disfavsr with the Michigan Democrats,
and one of their organs The Detroit Free Press vigorously
assals IT, saying 1t has in true Ohio fashion. and for
mere local effect unnecessarily inserted greenback
plank-abOut dead issue as at TINS time we can wei
conceive OF.
At the charter election in Waterbury, Conn.,,
the total vote was 49, and the Democratic majority
was reduced TO 25 The nearly 200 larger than
was ever before polled at city election. The Water
Commissioners elected +. j. Kingsbury Republican
and r. b. Hitchcock Independent. b. H. Platt ana Geo
w Root Republicans, we're elected City sheflns ny II
and rs majority, respectively, and the Republicans
have threefOurths Of the Aldermen ana COuncliinen
The Republican triumph in New-London
gives great pleasure the Connecticut Republicans 1t
was square fight won by hard work. and the vote was
large I'm spite Of heavy rain falling most OF the day.
Austua Branda gee was elected Mayor Frederick
T. Allen nv l43 majority Mr. Allen has been Mayor Tor
x wears and the city government has been DtlocIalc
for fourteen years The Republican cand date Tor CITY
Cer + Turner had 800 majority Charles Butler for
Treasurer had 1861 and the Republican Aldermen average
lGG majority. II was a clean sweep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

BuCKHOgrn Beokln lJ.5 INST the i!h Jsr o. ss aga
william Buoahoat late We Prsseo s@esT' lI'r'Hr 90 c
.u,ye Pre,byran Church corner o. Csnye ara h.nroe'T
the funeral without urther notice
COLRS-Suenlv N Tue,y b. Cenc, Steue Second
H. an William H. Coles j.. sgsi@ years. months AMI ~
Funeral the parents No l6 Copgres hqr-sy
are inyitei attend.
CROSwRLL-At Princeton j. Tuesiiy afternoon 18th ,nst
Biwn Croswel esq, aged u years, - iif> - ~
Funeral will take place 80 CasA n l. Ou tHiiy i''H iA't
Albany paper, please copy.
p, ,on o the late Agnes Galley ,yei 81 yfir>
the family invited - attend hs funeral 10
Chestnut-iye., Jersey city Hight,
GRBENOn wenesay June A. Mtry Moysa. wi1w OF the late "
friends the family invte TO attend the fners
her ate residence No 80 Peepon s. B9oh5 Pnlay ifef'
1coz Tie remlins will be tn % East Haisn Cons.
Tor nement
LRwls-0a Monday. June r. after Illness Nathaniel b
Hi relatives lnl riesI, respectfully
from biz late residence % earliest. Bo9slu Tbus j.A ns. a,
AMI NJ Mount jiorih Chapter No s. R A. Of Bloosyn
the Masonic fraternity Of New.l1rz sni Brooklyn.
MOORB-0o Wednesday June H. Freddie ". Moore Of Bi, sad
Louisa Moore n the 18th Of bis tye
TIE reave ami friends OF the my respectfully invited 10 seef
his funeral Friday Bh i2 ocloc Lom hls late rs'jeoe has'
ODBLL-on weiuesi,v June "a John oier aged g T'i-s
The funeral will take pis hrs late rene No 10 Bit Forty
ninth st. saturday, the 18th u The friends OF TIA
family respectfully inv.e 70 ateai The ms' vii b. tkea 70
Eis,cbesier for nterneut.
ROGBRSAt Manhasset L. T. second hy enng 9h inst ssrss
". sloa ofths ate NJ ~ Rogers 81 D. IN as 18th year Of ee'
IT, friend, Of the family ,re iaytel ,sad her gner Fneo<
Meeting House Mnhlsset on Feb ly mona i2t1 ins. st 10
arrival Oft snPastng iai North oaoe fsi when lea'es
Iiuaers Point al 1870 a. n.
SEDLEY-On Monay Joas T. 3, c,.;eoa Hghs state.
es Tyo Mirgiie. hagu All a Of ttny seiley Of STATES
The funeral will take place on Tiiv Ocl,cs fdeoa.
are invited 10 attend without urher nouce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LGyERP00L-h steamship Java June lt-h All Mr W;
b. uhborn, Mr. and Mrs A. Wilon, Mr. and VT; Duy M and
Mrs X C. Ferguson w. Manie Rev Hogan G. g. Prem.
titus j. Hunter VIM. Watson. w g. MOreman Jones g. g. ane, J.
Se tzenger Mm Heinvoh infants and servants
Miss Miss yeang Mrs A. b. ESQ Mm Emo 4 r. Beis r.
void Mr and r T. Puong child Blake and daughter Judge
richardson Mrs j. p Bgo, the Rev. G. Worhngon aud
d. Pheps Mr. g. W. Bayey and and daughter
Mis- Day Habuyer Mr. Abenderh and daughter Ar W H.
Gibhsri iryman and child Mr. AMI Mr.. W ThoTnr
Miss 4. Thorne Miss NJ. Thorue L. Ihoue and infant
NJ Davis, j. j. Flanagan. 4. Soto d. soto Soto Ao ~
ton G. Knox RW Collins Don Senior T. NANNY he Mando Mrs
A. Rountl 4. Ethel Mdme De Leseer Mrs B. Fiss Mrs.
i orb Mrs Powers. jr Mrs, VIM. Baark Mrs X W Iurney
MIR and Mrs r. Cherrey, Mr. C. Cherrey Mr. p h. Ntuhon Miss
4. Sruhion. Mrs. Judge Gner. Mr. ami Mr. Irwin, Mrs. NJ
Topby Mr. T. Mckcnmer, Mrs. J. A. Hume. IT, ln1 son
Mrs snd Creighton g. W. Smith, R. Ieneh Mrs aud Miss
RICHARDSON Miss Grenough. Mr. and Mn f. knox Hbber j. -
Griffith NJ Srakoch aud servant, II G. jarrett j. D. eiencAs1n
Cawood H. Ca,by C. V. RILEY hi~ Nmihun hss d. Or@ool
Mis- C. Cazou Mr. Mrs W. b. smith Sr aud hrs APPLETON u l.
ToMnsenl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
STRAWBERRY SHOW AT ELIZABETH, n. J.

The Spring exhibition of the New-Jersey
State Agricultural Society opened yesterday at
Arcade Hall, Elizabeth, and will continue to-day and
this evening
Tie very dry weather all through May injured the
strawberry crop seriously, but still the show on the
tables at Elizabeth included fine specimens remarkable
for size ana quality.
Elias Durand OF Iryington made display OF 40 yari-
cites Of seedlings all Of them very large, and lnany
OF them of excellent quality. The "Unon Farmers
Club" make an extensive display OF very
credable berries. Among those who show
greenhouse plants Benz Haines, Mrs. Hutchinson,
and Mr.. Baumann.
Collections Of vegetables exhibited by VIM Parker,
C. DOwdOn Of Newark, and John II. Brack OF Elizabeth
large number of persons visited the exh ibition yes
terday including Gov Randolph and staf
Amos Clark, who the building, gave
the Society the OF the hall free OF charge and opened
his Opera House during the evening TO the visitors
The fOllOWng the premiums awarded by the
Prof Thurber A. s. Fuller. and II. 7. Williams
frnts-Wm ~ Wilson kahwy bret premium lucinda trawbees
then Elizabeth hIst premium for tSe varieties Isaac Osborn ahsA
bet premium ot nOmphe De GAnd also for Charles Dosning io'e
Seeding ond Wilson's seeding Union County Farmers Club Lr pre-
for best collection Of 20 quarts; W Pe Ehlaheh mt pre-
for Boyden No 20 green poac W Daand tneion
bret premium Tor hest Seeding hewJerseJi also tt i"f oe
collection " seedlings =.
a banmahns sons lah~ay special premium ~ S sials
Mrs Hutchinson Elizabeth for basket q" cut hoNers
Juhu u Baeky tsi premium Tor display OF cui h"seIs
llHn Elizabeth brit 81 Greenhouse
ding psuts pair " hanging baskets collection OF nsrhls siga"
geuiums ird ogtge Mo uichinsou collection 81 A""'
t.ect premium - ,,--,.--
iab Charles Dowdeo Eess. tat p's@ian o' a' S''sr 'ul
Lnt Ice debate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15

was region meeting, composed OF delegates
from each district OF the Workngmcn's Benevo-
lent Association In the Lehgh region, aud rtso
TO 90 to work at advance OF per cent the oher
made by the operators the oath of February which
as follows When coal is Is per tun at Eizabethpott
or Port johnson, t1i per week for miners day WORK.
SO for inside laborer; $40 80 per week for out
side aborer and cents ton for cutting coal. THESE
are the prices paid by the Lehgh Coal and Navigation
Company at Summit Hill and Newport, and ny III, rhe
Wkesbsrre Coal and Company at Wilkesbarre the
operators say they will make any advance on the
above offer, aud the men will not go to work ut prices
named all Summer. They say there was time when
compromise should have been made but the men would
not accept, and now that the market Is well sup,
pied the operators unwilling Ia make any advance
npon their February Offer Everything ia quiet ana
orderly and disturbances Of any kind have occurred
noT an anlicipated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GERMANY.


PROPOSED PROTECTION OF PRIVATE PROPERTY
IN TIME OF Wharf.-The POPE CONGRAIu-
LATED BY THE EMPEROR.
BERLIN. Wednesday. June II. 1871.
The Alabama question having now been
practically decided by the ratification Of the Treaty OF
Washington, IL is reported here that all the American
Envoys on the Continent Of Europe have received IN
stucons to endeavor TO the assent OF the Powers
to the Marcy proposition for the protection from seizure
OF all private property at Tie consent Of England
and France to the proposition is still regarded IA doubt
full
The Emperor william has congratulated the Pope upon
the occurrence of his jubilee.
The German Parliament has unanimously sanctioned
the grants made by the Crown to the relatives Of the
reserves and andwehr who fell during the war. The
bill making special grants to the generals and statesmen
who achieved the results of the also passed
The propagation of Parliament will probably take place
on Thursday afternoon.
The Bank of Prussia has been authorized 10 establish
branches In Asace and Lorraine.
The stadt Theater entirely destroyed by the fire of
last evening The audience and performers all escaped
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
Succla! Notices

Ninth Assembly Di,trictA I.i Of to- R'gu ..p Esos
-i In tb, District Oteu Inspection % Bsck.r.s
GEORGE r MEkALEB CaiFmss.
Poerar r. C,RPgSrsR. Secgetar,.
Eleventh Assembly Di-tric-rhe Committee appoint, b,
General Coumi'r vii FRIDAY.
sGi MONDAY. 1910. O'Clock Headquarters, SSta-iye
be- roll
BENZ MERRITT. JOSEPH POLLOCK. W q. RICHARDSON.
Twentieth Assembly District Union Republican As
-ocaton.-A reSuist meeting be held Ihrlsye Gdea.
and Ghrse THIS Chursit EVENING q,
request General Committee al Republicans Of
District no, members requested to e9p,, -, ,,.,,
JANIS p WALKER secretary JOHN ". OLIVER. President
Tweny-fr-t Assembly Distrrt.-A meeting
r,nent ro will BE- held Harmony Hail.
rhr THURSDAY EVENING,
June Is 20 10 1cock JOHN A. bNGLESON Chairman
Nm ItAw IT, Secretary,
Twemty-hr-t Assembly District Union Republicans AS
regular monthly meeting viii BE- held the Lecture
Room Lincoln Han l15thst between Third Pourthbve THIN
trhursaD EVENING ltB O'Clock " n. Dk CAMP, Ptcsieal
JoaN NORTON. a. J. MOORE NscTsttnes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
MOVES THE COMING MAN.
MUNICIPAL EXPENDITURE AND TAXATION.
The Egeang Post.
E.-on Mnrnr Halns hnasts of the Admirahle


order and progress NcwYOrk City under its reformed
government fall short OF what the IOndOners tel us OF
Their great metropolis The Economist OF June says:
There something be sid for Metropolitan Government me
Iaton London only apparently heavy because ahos all Greet
JJ Inv the modem standard London cheaply governed It's
emf ne local taxation than $4,000 yearh that or
important adVantage
There is probably where the inhabitants feel more secure
alike m life property approaches II IN SIZE where The Death
rate where the people enjoy 20 large measure
Of freedom IL difficult imagine indeed how, In this LAST respect
the of London could be improved how men could Under
pv system le completely TO DO as they please
1t is not yet quite true tat oda td1'Un so o1
n wear: but il is true that London spends less money
with 2JOOOO OF people than NewIOrk with less than
oSo ooos And certainly no one can claim that life and
propety are safer here than there that The health OF
meuts are more extensive and substantial We recon-
mend the details OF London municipal administration 10
the study Of the economically disposed AMONG our CITY
rulers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE TIMES ON THE TREATY.

LONDON, Wednesday, June H. 1871.
The Times, to-day, says of the Treaty of
Washington that it not England alone who yielded
of her claims. The United States also made great
concessions. The Times considers it unprecedented that
such grave difference between nations that OF the
Alabama Claims should have been settled without a
resort to The demand for consequential damages
for the injury done to American commerce by the Ala
bama and kindred vessels unacceptable TO the En-
glish Commissioners, and abandoned By the United
States The Times. in conclusion expresses the hope
that taking pattern from the adj stment Of the Amer
question: the nations OF Europe will rise TO higher
conception of the aims and duties of international fell
lowship.
Earl DE Grey and Ripon is to be created Marquis Of
RpOn consequence OF his distinguished services in
connection with the Treaty OF Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
RrPpALo LIVE STOCK MARKEr-JUSs H..

CaeMsrket continues quite and tend upHa an -
Of c having taken place RecepJio cars
29 day OF last week sales otay head weighing
lO ID to 2il H. At - 900 80 J "a bead Missouri weghn{
100 80 20; a. Texan averaging - ID a
IS 15 5l Illinois Ching 1000 lJ2 ID At SbDa0 DO
Is averaging li0 ID b5. sheep hrm and market
active; Illinois averaging 100 ID sold 50 % ~ heal ono aver
aging 81 n. - p; 6i averaging 81 70 - b % fIp9 5
the close u the passing eson
today reached C9 head ~ - y o 3 - @D D.
aKerage. The l.ht weights having the preterence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other Ship Se,gS see Second Page.


Crusader @ IonGn jenkins Liverpool 1, y Win mise 5 70
s9 De s S E and a os ;ia q o S' s Il
Shin wght (of Myst Gates, Liverpool 30 DAYS With mdse to
G ,o o1o M,S Lowell r. from Maiden Island VIA Fa in ant
dtiOn took OF the captain end crew o. 81 PS'on a o.
same ay put officer aud boan bark Cana B bound 10
%Sgf ie 5cd l55p,' Astse SI ''' aud
ship Eodee lG Liverpool LoTbsr w SfTPo5 taI n y ~
passage had light westerly winds to Ion co. aud from thence heal
" BARR Eoas Sor Mos Talbot q day. with railroad iron
To To, P SSe rs eS sDd been Il days west Of the Banks
Bark NcauH oWndsoI n ~ sSeuR halIeroo ~ JAYS WIN
northern paos and had cue weather. Esy Is lat ~ lon p spoke
shp Lurora Phlateph Tor Lerpo0 June T. lat ~ ID lon
60 spoke Carl Ause ~ o. from Bremen for he"'foA ii
Ia Gyd, or Devoid Liverpool tsys Yesmh
vessel Came the middle Pass'g aal hal light winds
Bark of Annapolis Bose Rotterdam D !1ys h
md Punch Edye Cos vessel % ney Pa,Sr Cane the north
Bark Loy Sor Olsen Liverpool ~ da' S'D co. ,al M ~
weather. been Is days west OF the Banks with light winds ad
Bk Crl Cory IN O. stover Bremen s. DAYS 10 ballast Hune
Pa Has had W. winds most Of the passage and been "
Brg Laura Gertrude Risk Nes,in. April O. With fruit 70 L,sTep
Ges Co vessel to Do.lner, Potter Co. Passed Gibraltar NAY ~
ami for n DAYS had light winds and Gains - -,
Madison Holmes Of Breo.aayen Mills corqg, chi Z; d q,
bad light wai, and Gains The ea,ire passage.
Sss sa d T FoI S,f c SsT s,..e to ' T
Cue wo.t6er The enre pags June M ~ y, b, eastern star o
Snr l',ie Rich (Of SaIep Byn, Haoo, 'ai '''' WIN p''
Sthr Bonita, Evans, Virginia. ,--..c.. Z HILL, L
-. D., f,L,..,
Schr. Wreath, Waterbury, Frsnklin' 10 days VIZ 1' " '
Talbot Co.
SclL 5. z. Goodwin Watson, siani9rL
Ida, DeenBg. EH.abethpori Tor iuh,n-
Sehr Asarado Hswck Rl1abethpoH Tor br'sri. -
seS i"9L Pierre kssGBSs i5r Ss"Seo
scar Jedle Flag Rhtabethpor for bosios.
S,b,- ,srrsri,rJ rarksr Eiraiethport tol alant
Ssbr Es.bion scoGrli Einbehpott for Ne" hNen-
III, - Nsritt Bates EIibehpor Tor Prp'l'l'e
S,bt Ti',e 4 Smuh kilahetaport io' Osht'n.
S,br T. ID ,J,uanL jones' New hi'en. =,
sei, y, -, Rico Wentworth Rockporf Me
80. 60. Ilari. Hartford Tor Roniout. .
- vrltsi lane Taylor Providence for EllshrilpoFt
49, w :, Moent Young Providence for Eliahgihpori
- ~ :, ., O. I.spier Everett New Haven mr. khulelp't
~ W Ites,tr Johnson. NoUiik Tor EIttbet'pur.
90, - S,,th Paade. Eaion PTo.ieute. ......
n.riIV S.rrsker. N1nk'lsr. Ban frr Pbh'elph'
90 4 n R.tuor ilutcalus. ID shtou .ur Philadelphia
! b., Ma, NtIer Dir ton kph' fhnou or Providence
-, b,e~ Psta h.labt'apou Goa Port AOrrS
~, slrf Wooster. ltiald D. nbehput a'f 'tmbuise,
I'm, y.rJfa Walls Einleuf0 t9I Din'enp.lt
SIR I.t-a Ul,,asya Uyl4Ju. ti.lt...t0'r 1' oj''L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-15
POLITICAL.
, QUESTION FOR REVENUE REFoRMEkS'

a OUEN ION IVIk '''1
10 % admire your perseverance in your effort to
90, an answer from The WOrd with regard to that
eor T and hope you may get an answer Mean
Mile ask your aid in getting an answer to qIos,
.;on Of mine which have asked in vain' more tfan
.,onr I" sixp times, and am willing to accept an
answer from The WOrld or any other paper uU~
armed The question is addressed to he''"
Reformers7 of all kind. 1t is this; r.isfor
Since we are agreed that there must DO nrotect
ravspne. would you so adjust it that 1t Shan P'
American industry or foreign capital 90, &c.
Ae,p- York, June IA, ISL