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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

EENAlb. .ALbANtg jan -
Mr. WooDTN introduced u bill changing the
name OF the Mutual Protection Life Assurance society
and increasing the capital .eo.
The senate then went into Executive session and after
some time spent therein the doors were reoRened ing
Senate then went into Committee on tho ~ 10 ainon
the Charter OF the City OF Buffalo, and bsEcfe eve -
passed last Winter. The bill was ordered 70 ., ~.
reading. The Assembly resolution 20 ADJOURN Ho"i !"
morrow til Tuesday next was laid over. . o,,>-.
Mr.. BENEDICT presented the memorial OF v pOnon",
Rossa claiming seat nom the lVth Dlstrtot sso
electors OF the district, praying Tor inc eAPu
OF Senator Tweed. and asking for new eectVhh a..
Mr.. WOODIN called up che resolution ra,p Ia, ,a
Constitution Mr.. HARDENBURG asked 70 % eheussa
from voting as IL had been adopted long since, nc SS
not excused and the resolution was Adopted oy ~ " .
Alr. WOODIN called ny tue Assembly, tesO'hl'o" ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Gov. Claflins Private Secretary, Col. Chas. II.
Taylor, whom our readers have occasion to know
as Boston correspondent of THE TRIBUNR,) has
gone from the Executive Chamber to that of the
General Court" having been chosen. at the last
election, a member of the Massachusetts, House.
The new Private Secretary coming in with the new
Governor. is Mr. Sidney Andrews, formerly the
Washington correspondent of The Boston Advertiser,
and more lately of the editorial corps of ErHy
Saturday. Mr.. Andrews Is a man Of perfectly clean
record and admirable abilities. and Gov. Washburn
10 very lucky ~ got his services.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The stampede of the South Carolina Ku-
Klux continues, to the discontinue of all I'M
believers. Ten more of the gang which has
infested Spartanburg County have made con-
fession of their dOings, and have thus
proved the existence of the organization,
which has been considered myth by some
people. The Ku-Klux Khan was not only
terrible reality, but its ruins are now too
palpable TO please conservative" politicians.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The New Hampshire Republicans, who nomi-
mated their State ticket yesterday, will have a
bard canvass before them. Undismayed, how
ever, by any obstacles to local success, the
Convention devoted itself in great degree to
President-making and national affairs. We
wish Mr. Straw, the nominee for Governor,
brilliant triumph, but also that his platform
had little more local character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE Mail Subscribers. $40 per annum'
SFMI-WEKKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, 81 per an.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers. 81 per annum.
Advertising Rates. =,
DAILY TRIBUNE, 3Oc., 40c, &c., 7Sc. and 81 per line
SrMI-WFRKIY TRIBUNE, % ant cents per line.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81, So, and % per line,
According 10 position IN the paper
Terms cash in advance.
Address. TIE TRIBUNE. NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
RE1NvEsrMENT OF DIVIDENDS, INTEREST, AND
CALLBD-1S PivB TwRSrlBs.

RElNNESTMENI OE llNIDENDSJ ANAAi'H0i' N''-
CALIsDIS PivB. TwESrIss.
During e I'm, three months Of viii be dbursed for the
iemDop Of PiyeTwen,les interest United States Central
Psese and other Bonds stocks &c, not far from
OO considerable portion Of which win seek rnvestmen
Govepmn. Bonds a, present prices estimating the length Of
time for which they are likely run yield but little over per cent on
DE and apparent that no higher rate interest
esa hereafter be derived investment National Securities
The amount Of really sr.,a and absolutely safe sI cent Gold
Bonds which can now be anything less than is very limited
Prominent among them are the CENT COLD BONDS or THH
CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoSPAI which we offer and
recommend De,ieiaO en SAFE The Bonds Of The GOrrn'
st Less than 100000 now uns and they will be rapidly
Aleuup
Present price 81 accrued interest Interest and principal payable
In gold New York City Iuteres: May and Nov Denominations
$780, $780, and slOO-eOupOn or registered
Upward 800 miles Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad are no"
completed and equipped remainder viii be finished within few
months sbeu we believe bonds will take rank in market price
with the CENTRAL and for long time past above par
and curreo in all the money markets Of the world.
We bay and sell a. usu, GOVERNMENT and CENTRAL PACIFIC
Bo,ps ard receive them exchange for CHEsAPHAKE AND OHIO
Bosps Accounts Of others received which we allow In
,, A, the rate Of four per cent oraeu for Stocks and
Bonds executed at the Stock Exchange
FISK HArcH
HARVEY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Gambetta in a speech. but the whole affair
only shows how bitter is the feud between
the Radicals and Conservatives at Marseilles.
Both parties have shown readiness to seize
any occasion for conflict which offered itself.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The Committee of Retrenchment and Inves-
tigation makes but a lame beginning in its
inquiry at the Custom-HOuse. Possibly,
when it shall have made more preparation,
st will be able to show more spirit
and determination in its work. But what can
DE expected of an investigating committee
which takes on itself at the outset the influ-
ence of the Custom House in which it meets 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

II. Seward; but we presume The Commercial
can find the needful particulars in it's own files
under the head of confirmatons by the Senate
in 1867 or 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The appearance of NJ. Gambetta at Mar
settles seems to have been an occasion for a
great tumult in which the partisans and
enemies of the ex-Delegate Of War were
involved. The immediate cause of the riot
a9Dea.5 to have been an attempt to call out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

The Pittsburgh Commercial is anxious TO find
"out who made the offer of the appointment
" of Minister to Austria TO Mr.. Greeley" The
namo signed 10 the commission was William
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
The World says

The World says:
"Two counties of central Pennsylvania are without
church Of any description. This ia where the PrOtec
tionIsts most abound" $500
We will thank Tho World for the names of
those two Counties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

CooPFr INSrrrUTE.-At 3; DR. Colton's Exhibition
Of Lsughiug Gas
HARLEM HAII.-Concert. The Jubilee Singers.
lEAvII-T's ART RooMS.-Palette Exhibition.
SAN FRANCIsCo MINSTREIs.-BTch, Wambold, ETC.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

COUGus AND COLDs,-Sudden changes OF
climate are sources Of Pulmonary and Bronchial as'nA Take
once BHowss BRONCHIAL TnOcHH Cold Cough or Irritation
- III. LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Amnermrnis. elt.. CHS Cpenlna.

Boorm'S TuEATrR-"J Julius Cesar" Booth.
FIFTH AVENUE rHEATEI.-" Divorce"
GRAND OPERA HoUsE-"T The Colleen Bawn.' The
PorCnceS
LIMA EpwIN's THFATER - Opera Boui1e: Les
NOces De Jeanette ard "Feur Dc The Mic aimee
NuIn's GARDEN.--"The Black Crook
OLYMPIC THEATER.--" Humpty Dumpty'' Fox
UNION SQUARE THEATER-Vauety Company
WnIAcK's THEATER-" John Garth" l.. Wallack.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04
Business Notices.
SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.

SAVE FIFTEEN DOLLARS.
wsoS SHUTTLE SEwNeM HINK The bes N
the world Trce S45 Sold payments OF IS month War
saued M eve few good Cauysers and Agents wsad Once
aesroOm WILSON SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, 7OI bTosuw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

FMPIRH RINK p. r. BaTnums Museum, Men
sCeue Hip9oirone and Circus Al ? sni at
NEw-YoRK CmCus. Fourtecnth-st., between Third
and Fourh-sves at y and stS
NIxoNs SOUTHERN CIRCUS, Nos. 7S and 100
broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

PORTABLE WINDOW YENTILAToR, NAMES,
r Diyst heuses oce e,c draft fits UinooW
fros AS send for circular. USDElH'LL Co.. Is Dunes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Beautiful flowing hair for the holidays.
CuEvAitts HAIR restores hair stops It's shhB
-. ~. y. n. .rnaah. Recomneadel hI phIacans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-04

Eopd-st Sold everywhere. -------
SNOW AND RAIN VS.. BALLS AND PARTIES
LADIES' Boots Shoes and India Rubbers AZ MLhR w.
lnOH-squae.
RENNE's PAIN-KILLING MAGIC OIL IN the
bsth soen the skin acts dishfeetan and cures OF inc @
WILLIAMS EXTRACT OF JAMAICA OlNGEk Is
p1ret strongest preparation OF The kind Known
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIMBS No..
Ga Brosavay n y Chestnut ST., Pba; u GTeens boston
HAS PAID SEVEN HUNDRED DOLLARS DAY,
f seven TAvELsEs aFR ACCIDENT Insurance. Co.
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13

SPIR rs TURPENTINE-1h market has
huctua "a during the period of our review. Fri
day it tho marke) opened at an advance OF l
cent over :he closing rates of last week Satur-
day morning a brisk specHla i've movement
sprang up, and upwards of 1850 casks changed
hands at an advance OF 2 cents. In the evening
the adviccs being adverse to prices, the mar
kct closed . cents off. Monday the sales re
ported were lot of selected casks sold Sat
urday to be paid for at Mondays figures
This being reported at 55 cents mslcd the
reporters, they quoting the market as
closing firm when in fact it had de-
c!ined | cent. Tuesday the market further
declined * cents. Wednesday, under more
favorable advices, the market opened strong
and advanced during the day cents. To-
day Thursday, at the tim3 OF closing our
report, y further advance of 1k cent had
been obtained and holders were asking higher
fl ,ures. The receipts for the week, 1886
casks, against 1896 casks for last week,
show n falling off of 1900 casks. The exports
have been very heavy, both foreign aud coast
wise, and the stock in market is largely re-
duced. The market closed firm with an advanc-
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
EOHEIGN MISCELLANY.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL.
The foreign edition of Paris illustrated
newspa Der has been seized for caricaturing
pruSSianS.
A Frenchman publicly cOntradictS the report
which the Figaro published that he intended 20
marry Nellie Grant.
Loya, a Paris journalist, has committed
suicide.
Fresh Carlist troubles are rife on the Spanish
borders. Measures have been taken to prevent
the insurgents from crossing or concentrat ing
The garrison at Bargos was attacked, the bar
rocks burned and the Carlist prisoners rescued.
The Captain General of Catalonia has been
summoned to Madrid on a charge OF holding
correspondence with the supporters OF Don
Carlos
The Private Secretary of Duke MOntphersia
has been arrested at Merida. The government
has obtained a clue TO the conspirator on the
part of MOntphensia in the interest OF Don Al
phOnse.
The Brazil elections were very disOrderly and
several citizens were bayoneted.
The pacific negotiations between Brazil and
the Argentine Republic progressing very
favOrably.
Senior Gorilla, President of the Spanish
Council, is confined to a bed OF sickness.
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
ing tendency at 56K cents. The following were
the sales for tho week:

*New YOTk casks.
ROSIN.-The market generally remains
much the same as it was week ago. The
amount of business done being limited by the
small stock and by the prevailing uncertainty as
to prospects, and prices having beentendilg to a
decline, which has only i'll onal cases been
conceded Strained, on Saturday, advanced 10
cents ard ruled without change, with very few
transactions, up to Wednesday, when 900 bbls.
changed hands at decline of to 10 cents.
No. 2, No. and Pale have not cvinced the
slightest change of quotations. These grades
have been in active inquiry, and the daily
transactions have been very large. The receipts
for the week, 12,6 696 hbls, against ,279 tbls..
show decrease of 1,3S3 bbls. The exports
were II ,636 bbls., against 1876 bbls., showing
an increase of $40 bbls-, and the stock hand
IS falling OFF. The following sales comprise the
business transactions of the week:
Friday, Sept. 6.-Sales of !, $50 bbls- at SIS 75
frr extra No 2, 81 for No. 1, 81 so for extr No.
1, IS for low Pale, and 81 for Window Glass.
Saturday, Sept 7.-Sales of 2.9S5 bbls. at
$3 IS for strained, 81 for low 10. 1, 81 % for
No. 1, 81 60 for extra No. 1, S5@S5 80 for low
Pale, $69S6 so for Pale. and ST for extra Pale.
Monday, Sept 9--Sales of 1867 bbls. at SIS IS
for strained, 81 so for extra No. l. 81 70 for low
Pale, and So so for Pale.
Tuesday, Sept. 10.-SalcS of 1,55i b5ls. at
S3 50 for No. 2, 81 30 for No. 1, ST IS for extra
No. 1, S5 for low Pale, So 80 tor Pale, SEQ
So 80 for extra Pale.
Wednesday, Sept. 11.-Salcs of 1929 bbls. at
IS G5(@$3 20 for strained, 81 25 for No. /, 81 so
for extra No. 1, S5Q9S5 so for Pale, and s5 75@
Ss6 for extra Pale.
Thursday, Sept. 12-Sales Of 3, ,S75 bbls at So 60
@$3 G5 for strained, ST for No. 1, 81 50 for extra
No. 1, S5(9S5 50 for Pale, SEQ R6 50 for extra
Pale.
TAR.-The high prices of this article during
the previous week had the effect to bring to
market the amount of stock held at the interior
towns. In the carly potion of the week, the
receipts being large, the demand existing be-
came supplied and the market declined. Tues
day, under more favorable adviccs, the market
rallied and an advance of 10 cents was obtained
During the latter part of the week the market
has evinced Il tirmer undertone and closes with
good inquiry at S3 10 per bbl. The receipts
for the week, 521 bbls., against 696 bbls., is
q falling off of 169 bLls. The exports were
6&G bbls., against 469 bbIs. last week an in
crease of 215 bblS. The stock III market HIS
also been decreased. The receipts and sales
for the week have been, aS the fo lowing table
will show:
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
TELEGRAPHIC.
THE COTTON CROP OF EASTERN
NORTH CAROLINA.
GOLDsBORO', S5pt. 10.

NOLDSBUIlO :, % PO' IO'
The Carolina Messenger of tomorrow has the
following From the reports we have received
from planters for several days past, and from
personal observation, we are forced to the con-
clusion that the cotton crop in this section has
sustained serious injury in the counties OF
Wayne, Duplin, Johnston, L igecombe, Lenolr,
Wilson, Greene, Pitt and Sampson. The
drought and rust have damaged the prospects
very much, and the ravages of the worms in
many parts will still further reduce the crop
We have before us reliable estimates of DANA
ges in various portions of the cotton growing
counties, and as far as we are capable OF Judg-
ing consider the prospects at least % per cent
worse than was generally anticipated month
or two ago.
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
WASHINGTON.

NASHINUIUN, toCpI. IT.
The White House is uninhabitable in COnSc-
qucnce of the thorough repairs now progressing.
General Sheridan telegraphS to the War ID =
partmcnt that the Yellowstone expedition has
failed The surveying engineers, fearing the
Indians, declined to proceed beyond the Yellow
stone Mountains.
The President has recognized y. NJ. Shosen-
john as Austrian Consul at Mobile; Robert
Banth as Austrian Consul at st. Louis; f.
w. Hancwckle as Austrian Consul at Rich
mOnd, and Julius Kaufman as Austrian Consul
at Galveston.
The President has appointed David Porter
Supervisor of Customs at Savannah, Ga.
The Supervising Inspector General OF Steam
boats has directed an investigation into the
cause of the boiler explosion yesterday on board
the steamtug agnes, at Jordan's Point, Va.
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
II i V { T. w
OF TIE
WILMINGTON MARKETS,
FOR TIE
September IL, IS72.

COTTON-The cotton market has been rath-
er unsettled during the past week Our review
o?vned with slight advance on the closing
quotations OF the previous week, but this state
OF affairs closed with Saturdays business, and
Mondays sales were marked with a decided
irregularity of prices, the few operators who
were i'll the market offering even lower figures
than were quoted. Since then the market has
continued to decline, ana closed with to-day IS
sales at about q to 1 cent Off from last week
The receipts continue to increase as the II
advances, and the market has assumed healthy
state, the tTansa ctions being on the Increase
The exports have also began to be of impor-
tance, and the stock market has increased.
The general cotton movement for this week
as compared with last week shows a large in
crease in receipts, willie the exports are less than
one-half the previous total.
1t is a noticeable fact til at all the exports of
the week, FCrcJp, from the port OF New
York, which shows that the new cotton has not
vet commenced to be exported from the South
ern searOrts.
The receipts at all the ports for the week
were - 55l bales against 1861 ba cs last week,
3 ,228 bales the previous week, and 2,4I2 bales
three weeks since. The total rect IS since
September l. 1872 are IL. .554 bales. against 9,137
for the corresponding period OF the previous
year, showing increase since September 1
this year of 4,IT bales. The exports from all
the POTTS iOr tho week we're 2,C55 bales, against
10, 195 Gales the same date last year. The stock
4,5, 49,, ,ort. !. :, ~, 1aios a.,ai,,s+ o. 2la
ha1ss Is+ yea~ ,r,,e socks At interior towns are
4,GI4 bales, against G,221 bales last year. The
+., o. cotI,, in 7 TivernooI i $50 COO bales
.,r,,,,-, ~ o,, ,,l,sI lat vaar The amoup+ of
a a,,.rica,, cnttn, ..tjoat for Great Britain is
. noa 1,,,, s,r,i,.t 7s col1a.tv,ar rbaam,rnt
ot r,I;,,, ct+,., .t,,.t tn, !,nronc is 252 q o
i,,I.. ...,,i,,,t =; ,o., bales las, wear
M, t..,,s,.+ ,,r,. .,s follows. Fri
,l..,. = I,I.. ~. 1o,l cts. Saturday 2 bales at
1ai[ ad,.t.ocf.. SIondav. Cd, at - CTS; ucs-
dal !G,,r1,rts. do At a. ct.,3 do at 1917 cts.
t.,., w ,r,o..l,, lo # +. rts N lin at
- %. .i,,.,+ 50 c+ I'll doa.1ss. ,ts IN ar
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
MARINE ENrEELsGENCE.
ARRIVED.
rh CFrNK-IIN

ARRIVED.
CcASTWIsE.
Sept 5-Brig Black Swan, WinSla,la, New
York, f. Kiiecr X SON.
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, Williams & Muir
Gibson.
Steamship Tioncrr, Wakcly, Philadelphia,
Worth X Worth.
Brig Surt, I,uhc. New York. Master.
Steamship Regulator, Ere, III IN, New York,
Steamship Lpcrne, Price, baltimore, a d
Schr Adiel, Moore, Sw lnsboro', Edwards &
Hall.
FOREIGN.
ODD Barque Sarnia, Pe}!ow, st Thorn rs, ITAr-
risS x Howell.
CLEARED.
COAsTWISE.
Schr Luola Murchison, Jones, New York, j,
Williams x MurchISon.
SChr + Holden, erTeli, Damriscotta, Nj Maine,
G q Barker & Co.
Steamship Lucille, Price, Baltimore, y d
C;tZauN-
achr Sidney c Tyler, Barrett, Philadelphia,
HalriSS y Howell
schr IL G Hand, Hand, Washington, ID c,
Harrss II Howell
Steamship Pioneer, Wakcly, Philadelphia,
Worth & Worth.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, New York
Barry Bros
Schr Ben, Davis, New York, williams x Muir
Gibson.
FOREIGN.
BarQue Eureka, Holliway, Amsterdam, Wi
llrd bros.
Swedish Barqus Ulrika, Bredenbur.-, Rot
teCdam, Jas Andersen s. Co.
(Br) Barquentine NJ Il Seed, Hopkins, Cork
for order, Wick < Mebaue.
(Br) Brig Joseph Howe, Cott'm, London,
Schr Carleton, Albury, Nassau, I(idder s.
Son.
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
Avoid the PeriIs of the Season.


Autumn, although the most radiant portion
Of th1 .imcric III year, has It's drawbacks. The
heavy evening dews and morning vapors and
the grc at dis parity in temp: rature between the
nigii: and day, give rise to m my painful dis
turbances Of tie bowels, such collie, cholera
morlus, diarrhUl a. dysent:ry. The digest
i've organs arc also unfavorably affected 10y the
ch ,nge OF season, and dyspeptics generally sH.-
/ most severely during the fall. Derange-
ments of the liver likewise common, and
mjasmatlc fevers prevail III newly settled dis
tT;ct8 and lOw-lying and marshy localities
THESE unp;. aeant contingencies of the season
are not, however. unavoidable. By strength
eniDg, toning and regulating the system with
HOstetter's Stomach Bitters evep the most
delicate may escape them. At this expiration
ofsummer all the bodily powers are in a some
what exhausted state. They require the whole
some stimulation which this genial vegetable
invigNra@t supplies. Under its rcnOvating in
f1uence the nervous energy which the willing
heat Of July and August had kept in abeyance
or partially extipguished, crops out afresh !;
the daccid muscles recover their elasticity; the
appetite takes a sharper edge; the processes 4
| digestion and assimilation become more rapid
and perfect; the spirits rise, and the whole or
| ganization acquires its M Lximum OF activity
and resistant power. Even persons of COM
paratively feeble constitutions, when thus for
tilted against the perls of the season, will have
little to fear a visitation from any of the
! disorders to which we have referred. AS a
! protection against miasm ltic fevers ami all
epidemics engendered by malaria Hostetter Is
Bitters may be justly pronounced not only un-
rivalled but unapproached Look well to the
label and trade mark, as there are many conL-
terfeits and limitations in the market.
sept 10 293-deodiwSw1t
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13

BLESSINGS BRIGHTEN AS THEY TAKE
THEIR FLIGHT.-The chief Of blessings is
good health, without which nothing 10
worth the having; it is always appreciated
at its true value after it is lost, but, too
often not bef 80. Live properly, and COR
rect ailments brfore they become seated.
F"r is"as. 1T The liver, kidneys, skin,
sGoma,'i: :. =. II arising from impure or
feeble blood, Or. Walkers California Vine
gar Bittnrs are i sure and speedy remedy.
1t has never yet failed in a single in
stance. 4W
Wilmington journal., 1872-09-13
NEW YORK.

i I.
y secret session of the Liberal Republican
State CeJ trail Committee held to-day t.
effect a permanent organization. Gen. JOHN
Cochrans was elected President and \ Tired
Wilkinson Secretary.
a hearing OF Forester, befole Judge Dowl-
ing, has been ECstponcd to Wednesday next by
Judge Downing. Judge Leonard granted Il writ
of habea.S corpus, returnable tomorrow, in the
case Of Billy Forester, the alleged Nathan
murderer.
The Democratic State Committee, at n meet
ing H. Ill here this afternoon. elected Samuel
J. Tilden Chairman and VIM. CIssidey See
tary. y deputatiOn OF the Liberal Repub-
| can Committee waited u pOn them with view
OF having the two o1ganiza ions to work in han =