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ACEEPMAy-On Monisy july Frank 7nE h1i 80 ID 3haf'-s
& ll-i e are invited 70 ..snd %. funeral rr-. o.
Wer..d.r ION i1st o. r.oek from ~ flua 81 b. neA.
udson Trsin leaves Forty sseo11 Desc, a.
oc.ocs IrvIngton. as zn1 3D.
ARBOyA-At White Llk- p T.. sunday July Z, Jfmss "
Arizona. OF this ctE, cuulsa1rs'-sr.
TIE resaes and f7 inv ed 70 stisa ls ansr
residence Of rs ia.le f'-a-s AROMA - 4'..'@
ave, on ve-ues-aT Ju.l TO- At y O'Clock.
BEEBEE-Ol Monday July 1872 Geo " Beebee 70 the % v-
RIt1s spd .en Of lis sar-y are respectfully invited
funeral from BIS ate residence a aaFesNoo D. D. %
Tbaislay July H. a. n esf,Asss n = ---1'. = --r.
Peckslp a. ! 0cl0ca p ~
BERRIAS-Ia Brooklsa JAY p Nara WOOD vie Of Wiil@
1 sve snd friends o. The family are l7tol 70 attend Hsad
services Frv next tae zh ins II oc'eA H. i' BIZ -
Residence 10 Clniol-L
HIGHAM-On Tuesday. July NJ james Hgham aged 8 Ttrs
Fiends Of the family member, Of lie B. D. a. g., All - u H.
state OF Neaiort respectfully invited . tie i4 i'1fsi
from residence l. Bsst Hous.0u, Thlra aieflfe
Boston Mss Canada ard Easiist papers please copy
HUNT-At Cstaluqpa Penn. Tsay 9, iHsi Iaani. Eant
eldest Of Joshua All 07yEne Hunt aao grandson OF IA
Fsssral services win take place biz reieuc Ci'laaa 's
THURSDAY lllA INST a. ? O'Clock D. n
pAWOLLE-In Harlem Monday JAY 1872 Bertha ollF chf u
Frederick and kueiine RAWole sgei mouths
FGneral wenesaT 10 oco from residence P-za- Do
hundred -auli-E thir1-st. near flrsi-sYe
RosE-o1 MONDAY July C. Hannah vile Of Brewster Ro-e &c Ia
Relatives snd friends Of the nv respectfully invited 'tai As
residence IOr Csrro-st Broozrn The $3.50 b. -asB
Northpor for gment and services VII Do lel o. ilr n t.
Church az 0clotE Ihu-siaT.
sr-HEgIANDOr Juv aaers brief uess Nsrv u,is iHi'ss
Of Col Charles AMI Enbeth W.H suta-raHt e. A. afod
mouths
wHITE-Ou s,h INST sa ouly Joha Cores Wls lzsi 90
Fur.r,I a th res enoe brother g. Cornell l- of Nz1
bil Hiehts Brook'yu THURSDAY rloras, 90 p. ae.lcl
THEALL--At re. Juiv Ms AM Thell. a--i - -I-
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ali s.g. d. IN. g. h.s 4 scu - " Distt-l M
lady T. Reau. p C4rt1- 7. isr s 49, l-i r-ni a =
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Bs1..y A Beatty " M A. Bcsfg t smith All issF
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T. IS. D. Lew. T. W. webb o.. Redmond
Redmond y Anernan T. Perry J. Orne j. A. L1deF8ou , w.
b. lev A. Caunor J. A strctissd H. e. smith, d. Wsos
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L. Miss r Ease :. j. Kae Kane Aane ar9 80
se-vtn q. Clac-. r q. Clace J. J. LuEE w. r.
Lewis. ! Tsru.taoa " Ra.e,sls ! Il1.a y a BONA.
r. ,sa-ar T. g. 1r--aH I. %. wills, ~ J. i.-0. 7 Homer III :
Duva lai, ari tsa. shielded ED 'i o-,as'I !
w. b. Fhl.. llf air II f1lrngr seen. h 1a.u. Ma
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WAITING FOR THE RESULT.
HOW THE NEWs FROM BALTIMORE WAS RECEIVED
IN THE CITY.

HOW THE NEWS FROM BALTIMORE WAS RECEIVED
IN THE CITY.
There was no extraordinary excitement yes
to-day al the different political headquarters in this
GIN nor last night at the clubhouses Those present
samed 70 be waiting FOR the Of the nomination at
Rtimore. before indulging IN enthusiastic manifesto
TINS Except when kilograms were received describing
tn preliminary organization o. the Convention, the
headquarters of the two Executive Committees were
WY quiet Arrang ement had been made. however, At
tle National Democratic Headquarters, TO fire salute
oflOo guns Immediately upon the receipt Of the news Of
H5race Greeleys nomination.
large number Of the members o. the Manhattan Club
wGe at the clubhouse in Ffhave. last night, waiting
10, intelligence from Baltimore, aud eanvassng the
probabilities o. M Greeley's nomination on the rrs
ballot Some thought that there would be three cand-
dats on the hrst balot-Mr Greeley, a progressive
Democrat and a Bourbon Democrat and that Mr.
Gr,eeys vote would tall Little short OF the requi-
sta number. bur that the second ballot the
impressive Democrats would unite with the Greeley
delegates and nominate him BY more than the requi-
t two-thirds and then declare the nomination unani
mons Considerable anxiety manifested 20 obtain
theatest Among the visitors at the Club during
Intervening we're Hiram Cranston, 7. F. Rugges, c. b.
Hal Judge Waterbury. Judge Jones, Recorder HaeEet
surrogate HuIchings Edward schen, Judge Spencer,
Gen Bartlett Alfred Weber, Mayor Hall. Judson
jarvis stephen Duncan, samuel r. Patt W. d. Boota'
L C. p Thompson C. McGiyern. and others
The members Of The Blossom Club assembled in large
numbers and discussed the work OF the Convention, com
Isndng the speech OF August Belmont and expressing
the hope that sudden caprice would prevent the
nomination OF Ir. Greeley. 81.
The few persons present az the Union League C,no
pretended % laugh AZ the probable nomination OF M
Greeley, but tins Laughter seemed not lle forced a
tley evidently were rendered uncomioriahle bY inc
fusion OF elements opposed 70 Gen. Grant AT the UoI
Oriental aud other clubs matters were about as USUAL
and little excitement urfNalltd.
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A MAN THROWN PROM A BRIDGE

NEwHAvES, July 9.-At Bridgeport at a.
H. this morning, negro while passing over the Lower
Bridge saw two men struggling ahead OF him. one
threw the other into the water aud The negro gave
the alarm hut The drowned before help cOulu
be- given. He proved 10 bee Ludwig flnefr % reIud4
carriage maker from Southport several arrests were
made suspicion. TAs real cuiPru, john curtis u
aat 49, asssA-
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Fewer persons were overcome by c6e beat,
yesterday. than for several DAYS pat The following
only were reported
Ann MCDANIEL. age Or. cied At No. z5l Vest P,rty
seoOndst.
Charles Hssse aye ~. % TarTytJun. pfJsrstfd ia
flr-t-st.. near Second ave
A. n. Cer.- Of No. ~ Th.gds va overcome Is "a
s8u and JOhn-sts.
Benjamin Green. age "A. oO0tbiacz Of No $50 8sss
Tlnrtysec Dnc-sf-. sgus.rul6 ~ F1uTtG zga ani
TrlnuIr -thr1sI
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gross in tho Gulf southwest Of Florida south eastey
winds with increasing oioufiDess prob ably prevail
Middle and Eastern States or "Wednesday.
The same. with rain IN the Southern stetns
Tuesday sOuth-east Winds south west. vita
local storDs. pros all the Lover Lakes and ohis
I'll.
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THE WEATHER.
GOVERNMENT REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CIIEg SIGNAL OfficEn'
WAsHNGTOS, .. c.. July 10 ISL a. N
Synopsis Tor ne Dasf tcelliy- l0ar AStia
The barometer remains highest along the
Atlantic coast bur IL slowly falling. An area OF low
pressure exists over the lower Lakes ana NOrth Mfu
south ana east winds have prevailed during tuesday
from FLORIDA % New England. anc ran has fallen
very generally throughout he states soulh au4 ea's
the Onto River beiag especially severe AZ Key West
Clear and pleasant weather h4- continued ID the
Middle aud Eastern States oli .,l1 ~ sNs1"l''1
midnight rep.,rt. have ~ vrt been received.
lrOba3iAtes
There are indications Of serious AssafbAHns N "fu
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5retia! Notitcs

Nev-Yori. Liberal Republican, safe Cosaui.tgee-
HEADQCAETEIs ROOM u.s. A.ruE .ll.l-.
EXECUTIVE CONNIllE.
JOHN COCHRANh j. 81. harsholtA
D. l. FILklNN join 81. Aytl
ALFRED WILLIAMSON. l-Na. a. WILLIS,
p A. NEGRi rr
An sauuln. cat ons SHOULD be- addressed
JOHN COCHRANE,
CHAIRMAN
ALyHEp WmEIssoSl Secretary
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sriaIi-n0x. Fever-, and skin Diseases, psTeus I'd H
LA.1s Ntlillg ADJ wyoming a. '-tc1
are --usr.4 and D7ello-. 500 by rensA ana
he 1akef ID LA1PLoysH, 10 hc.bora-lIi Loa-'a.
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Rnw.hide sash Cord. strong furabir sni slisis ass-
fleuf-i 5T TIA UAsK1V MIC. Co ,5 Chantst. - FORA
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National Liberal Republican Committee
HEAD-OUARTERS-G HOTEL,
FIFrh-ANA
All demands Ola political from me eui site, h. a.
s,l 10 these Hesdquare Documents wl b. Gsrn1l tlreagb
h. representatives. o. ~ National Committee n cl a-
Aea-Y0rk, Jane a. los4 -
ETHAN ALLEE OF eu-loA. CAsirnsn-
DANIEL GooDLoE o. Norm Csroaui. scr-e.sr.
4 Iifc-~iEe Portra4g
HORACE GREEIEL
liel ral bls -Eg.u llrlrs.I
likeness. lo-rl nse
ahl@ 90 b. hung ll .arors lbllres All sb-ruola,
the uHte states polage paid rrcpt 81
Address THE TRIBUNE. evyad ci,.
Twentieth assembly District t.reeley bro"a
Campnigu Ctub vail THIS LNLNiAl, a d. ll1 ,slss
lIrtlFe, a. Q o'clock d. u fAlAANhhs Fffsineit
" " CuLyER. Il. ,. CUsHING. SecrtareA
Post-Oce N0tlce.-rhr Nils ior Europe tsntg ias ssek
rnnq EATu RDAl Juy ID ST. l close ar as 90 ~ 90 v Nk
DAY r. TIL RsDAl a. "a AM On - IL aDAl 81
sad II ., n. sYsts, f,-l--a.I-
Political Barnrrs of Net Canvas, Flags and Por-
tralIs, a HOJLR a GRAAAhs, y pnanes- y L
The " orkfrgaoslen' Profca i've
Ble~ckest Tor res ul aa8s l9s, as
rpaB rrneom-u lous.1ah lAt hAts.
C0PflSrs 'TKADEsWOMEN GLEfkS. ~ suppiee 'a
orer ana or ohtaung -al.8.ulS- grs f laSs
reu aara-i collected b. ehcs ae1sa-f 40 gr ahfsr
Amin 4 g. FiaE and Ban1er asngincturers fsr
a. 49, - '"i FuLfOh-ott' 90 H&-AA
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ALLEGATIONS are appointed by the Chair members OF
the Committee Resolutions pursuant TO the resouo
adopted.
A delegate from Connecticut moved that there be
added 10 LIST OF states alrady called the Dstrct or
Coumbia, and that she be- allowed "a member On the
Committee Resolutions.
Another delegate moved 20 amend by adding anu
from each OF the Territories" winch amendment was
acrepted by the mover OF the resolution.
M n J.. smith OF NermODt-Mr. Chairman, DO rot
desire - say word against the territories Ga" H.
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MIssisnppi-Ethel Barfsl4le.
N ssogr-Wl.h liam hTle.
NebusEa-E. ". Ilomss.
krgada-oeorge D. f~rrF
Ne~ -hanpsh rr-HfrrT Bingham
New Nork-N ilhsm CsHsefiF.
N0rih Carolna-I. l. tllgnHI-
Ollo-J ,. hctIinner.
ursson-Jss X. KeliI.
FruusyiTzuia-,am8e J. Randall.
Khode lslaud-A. \. fans.ac4.
South Csrodna-M X. Otolnsf.
Tsnrestee-Jolu Il savage.
Trzas-George ". Smtt
Neruoui--homef Wbeai1u.
kirrIlla-J0hu h. RaIiElr.
West Vlruuia-lieary branns1-
Nlsconan-k1vurd K brsgx.
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IGEyERAL PEEss DISPATCH.

BALTIMORE, July AT 1O1 q. N. the Con-
yennou assembled Forc's opera HOUSE and at l2:lo
p IL. u was called 20 order by Nj. August Belmont,
Chairman o. the National Democratic Committee who
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aHr~fNA ~ NNMAAN
Aiahama-C lafics /. scott
Arkau-s-Gen. james b. Bacon.
CaliaTlia-h 4lliam n. GuIu
Couuecucuf-Afrrl 4. Barr
D@iaWare- hnmaa d bavaH1.
Flor.da-Chaldl-f b. smlt--
Geofgla-lsaac ". Arery.
Iluos-Aar1n shaw
IbalAns--lieny rs. Harrington.
Iora-CLar.-s Ma
Kfusas-goln Marin.
Keniac4y-hoberi MEllarT.
L1u Eana-JoAn NJ SAID -.
hnne-T d. Hob arL
Marylaud-M8uirumerr Blair
hassachuseis-Olyer Steven.
MIclisan-lnnc NJ. lra.l.
Miuues0ta-C n BerrY.
a. L.. .| a "a 'LAaN. "a
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tor tr r. T. Andcrtou, ". A. Bede'i, r. Herber Bs1es
Alfred Rowell, Charles swords, John l. Hunt Ld"i"
Bodoll, H. NJ. Attwater. ~
A Democrat. writes from Fishkil: we
sec in this vicinity rapidly growing strength TOT nor
ace Greeley The masses Of the Democracy are io di
as they are all country ana mere are t
more Republicans coming 70 nj ~ Ietter era"
uprising Is looked upon az naiO"soi VI -
The Norfolk Vijginian contains letter from
tbe Hon John Goode a member OF the National Demo
cratic Committee, correcting he~tatoment OF me New
York Herald's letter that he was urging extreme peo
cratic views says that as atIpreseht aoseu o
IL prepared support the nominees OF me Lber w.
leans and he thinks IT. would be unWise ,o vi.o,n,an
more Convention TO make nominations INC , ,gta
in commenting on Mr.. Goodies ie'Uer S"!s ~ P
Capt. Pen TO Capt sword"
THE DarenDort Qowa) Democrat Oem.) thus
omphatcay expresses its convictions: AS far as we
are concerned we unhestancly indorse the Cincinnati
nominations We think them the wsest that could have
been made; that 1t is time under the present cHcn
stances TO he ripping up old sores but 10 go iOr pi
cpes OF reform and men, regardless OF former pr0.,
Ties we are bold enough and honest enough 10 ntnte
movement which will restore that union ana pint
which could be secured under the present corrupt
Administration" $50
A correspondent, in every way quaiihed 10
form an accurate judgment upon the situauon' "io'
from Newport, KY: al took part, recently I'LL '"o '
ratification meeting OF the Liberal Republican nominees
for President and Vice President. following Cassus n.
CLAW at CoyingtOn. We had rousing neeung, UNI Go
large number of Democrats declared tnese ti , y
Greeley and Brown. Democracy III inns seclivh WIZ
vote believe almost solidy for the Liberal ticket anu
many OF the most influential Republicans have
In favor of the ticket. Kentucky Is good ior
Greeley and Brown by $1,000 MAJORITY
The .Jersey Cify Herald announces its deter
minaon TO support the Liberal ticket ana In srins
and enthusiastic editorial says: "We have been NE
long Democrat and in our support of Horace Greeley
for the Presidency do MT abate ot In our fatn Oh
Democratic principles pronounced by Thomas Jehsr
son, and shall steadily adhere TO our record OF
the past. But shall no longer DO e leu, "
defeat by charlatans Of tho August Belmont stamp.
We want honesty, economy, and statesmanshp IN ans
Standardization OF the National Government we want
no more Federal tyranny section OF the country.
We want no fgure-head Presidents we oes,Io no
President who Is afraid 20 open hrs lips lest he make
hlunder. Let the dead bury the dead Let me past
hurry the past The nation is born to new lfc Inc
civil power however danger, and this danger can
only he djspeed by the removal OF the arbitrary ana
corrupt Ohgarchy at Washington"
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NOTES on CINCINNATI.


The Monitor, the Roman Catholic organ in
saD Franciscan edOray indorses the Cincinnati nom.
jnatiOns
The Liberal Republicans will organize for
The Presidential contest throughout California immed
atey Frank Pixley announces his intention 10 stump
The State for Greeley.
The Democratic Central Committee of Greene
County, ILL.,. held a meeting recently ana unanimously
ndorsed the Cincinnati nominations This county gave
seymour over 1900 In 1868.
The Liberal Republican Committee of Lam
caster County Penn, has issued stirring call urging
immaculate organization among the sympathizers in tho
Reform movement.
A prominent merchant, writing from Peters
Dnrg Va, says; The Reform movement has surpassed
my most sangune expectations II viii decide the negro
'V'o an 'nS oIAte ana get almost the entire white vote"
A Democrat writing from Wisconsin says
THE Democratic outlook is improving every day am
pretty well satisfied that our Convention will ratfy
cincinnati II 80, farewell TO Ulysses and the Conkg
Morton Ring"
IN recent interview, ex-senator Hendricks
81 Indiana refused 10 commit himself on the political
situation further than 20 say lac should stand BIZ the
action OF the National Democratic Convention whether
u nominated straight ticket or iDdOTsed Cincinnati
Greeley Campaign Club has been organ
led at West Farms with the following Republicans as
COMMITTEES Oh Permanent Organization X. l.. Audor
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A wEsTcHEsTER ENDORSEMENT.

To me EdftOr OF The Tribune.
SIR: The Democratic Convention of this
Assembly District (he I'D, which convened to-day at
This place, sympahizedi almost unanimously with the
Cincinnati nominations. The Hon. Robert s. Hart was
called TO preside, it being well known that he was
friend Of Greeley, he had expressed himself freely
before the delegates On taking the chair he said that
the Democrats had lost their President three times;
that the party must aim at success; that the
platform OF the Cincinnati Convention was ad
Inrable. and that he would advise the Convention
10 speak in uncertain voice concerning
it. The Hon. ClarksOn Potter unanimously
chosen delegate to the Rochester Convention and Judge
Hart was unanimously chosen alternate. Resolutions
expressing strong sympathy with the nominees and plat
form Of the Cincinnati Convention were unanimously
ported by Committee Of three, and passed, few
delegates only opposing them Afterward one OF these
proposed resolution indorsnR the action Of the Balt
Convention, and it passed. though at first
opposed. II deemed unwise 10 offer It, but the old
Democrats voted for It finally rather than TO repu
date their party This Assembly District may he set
down strongly for Greeley. L. c. PLArT.
White Plains, May II, 1872.
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POLITICAL NOTES.

In Oregon, the Democrats are dissatisfied
with their ticket and there will probably be three
tickets In the Held.
Alfred Leroy, Grant man, has been elected
TO represent City Of Cohoes the Republican State
Convention at Elmlfa
The Democrats of the Ist Assembly District
of Orange County have elected Charles F. Brown New
burgh delegate to the state Convention ut Rochester
Advices from Washington Territory say that
the appointment OF Gen. Terry for Governor is
split in the Republican party OF that Territory.
The Hon. Lewis Cuddeback was yesterday
from the lid District of Orange County, alternate, Dr.
j. d. Friend.
The Republican Conventions in OnOndaga
County were held on Saturday and all the three Assem-
bly, Districts united Grant delegations to the Elmra
COnventiOnJ
The delegates chosen at Middetown, N. Y.
to the Republican state Convention for the III District
Of Orange, w. H. Houston I. Marvin. III. Ii. Young
and c. j. Everett.
The Hudson County (N.J.) Republican Execu-
tive Committee has made appointment OF delegates
20 attend the State Convention Jersey City will send
a and HObOken TO- Primaries for the election OF dele
gates will be held ON May Fl.
At the Id Assembly District Democratic
Convention of westeheser County held at White Plains
on Saturday the Hon. Clarkson N. Potter Of New Ro
chelle was elected delegate the State Con ventOn
and the Hon. Robert s. Hart as alternate.
DR.. VIM. L. Appley, John Walker, jr., and
Stephen Caldwell J have been elected delegates to the
State Convention at Emira. the Is inst by the Sui
Ivan County Republican Convention. Resolutions were
adopted indorsing the Administration OF President
Grant
OF the 25 State delegations which have been
chosen for the Philadelphia Convention, % have been
formally instructed TO cast their for Grant, and
three-from Connecticut. Missouri and South Carolina
same nomination This gives Grant 4i2 of tine ia dele
gates and OF course, assures his nomination.
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New Hsmp.hire; H 6vs A. Lockwood Secretary Wshns'es
g. John G. Underwood " rgin,s Thomas Richmond Ihnos Ia
yna Du1ioe Maryland eieoge Coleman, Pennsylvania owl
Mitchell hsEe Elizabeth A. Nerrgeihe Tennesseei yoin " nes
lish Mrs. Esther Morris wyen.ng; John HelBs ldslo mrs r. :.
CARTS NssAis Mrs olympia Wsn Washington IertofFi i.er
Dale Oven nfsna Newman Week Vermont; j. T. Graham rsN
York r. TAYLOR Kansas. Higxins. kewJer.ej Mrs
hiiam fntbsm Rhode Island 1s-es Hall, kentncsyi A. '" -
Ishns Mssud Lema PeIey. Lou6ana Richard 7. 1ie'eok
Michigan Mary Davis, Treasurer Mrs. Dsvs Peronp'ory e
fuse 10 servcl .
Central Eseefirc Committee n, Ne,r- York for ne United
sotes-Anna NJ Middlcbfook, Chairman; <3eorgeR.Al
en Mrs Harriet h. Burton, Corresponding
j. ID Eeymert J. III. Blood. H. Banks, j. q Sands, Ira
q. Davis, Frank Crockor.
A woman offered the following, which adopted
od That so1t tcnner Cor eampsi ~ Godfs
Roman capitals uBceneffh.
In the afternoon Judge Carter offered the following:
Hoei That knowing do that the people just sd tat
they do not desire thai all she burden % the ass anil VI This
hs fall the deysd few. tie National and Genial tru
tive Comm Instructed to Issue aol bearing interest snd
sbe when the s1ccd in rcgan n Of the Goerh-
nen and that those bonds wiz be issued os for exposes
OF t1s campaign
This resolution adopted and the following srfb-
scriDtiOns were offered:
r. Pncis lo) Z. Foster. 400; 5x
soerby. slOo h. Curts 300; Mrs A H. kmbs 500
Ars Frank CIocser sac TheOigrs Banks 0) airs H. J. htoP
Gl0t stephen r. Foster, $40.
Carrie Maynard-I have means at present. but
wish TO pledge myself to my influence to collect
from $500 to $500 within the ext three months.
Mrs. kimball-l pledge myseli,h gwen three month";,
time, TO raise Si,000.
The folio wing resolution was then adopted:
IcsoiJed humanity protest ssn the
late 81 tie detpOd petty depot Denmark aud bear
delth-f0 OF tie shots watch proves 20
mourning wor The depth Of the degradation II France.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

The Board of Health held an adjourned
meeting Saturday and ordered that copy OF the re-
mort of the Sanitary Committee relative 10 tho accumu
latous of maare at the at East Forty
sixth aud Fory seventb-ss, and at West Thirysxth,
Thrtyseyenth, and Thirty eighss and the orders Is
sued by Board relative TO the removal OF the manure
shod be sent the and the Board Of
Police shod be requested to take the necessary nea-
sures to prevent further dumping The sanitary COM
mttae recommended that cushions should DC used on
the seats and backs in hOrsecars that the latter should
he properly washed and cleaned daily; that no straw
shod be used on the floors of the cars that no dirty or
soed clothing bedding should be carried IN the cars
and mat the latter should be properly ventilated Re
ferred Tine street-ceanng contractor was ordered TO
cease humping on the Harlem Flats extending from Nine
tieth 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and from Sec0ndave
IN he East River TO disinfect thoroughly the material
already dumped there and TO cover u with three rect OF
good earth under the supervision OF the city sanitary
Insnector The Board OF Police requested 10 cause
he arrest OF all persons found dumping manure or street
dirt anywhere in the city except upon scows To be re-
moved from the city limits