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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-10-07
PINK AND WHITE TYRANNY
MISS KATE REIGNOLDS,

THURSDAY, JAN 2S-AIiss Reynolds has prepared
adaptation Of Harriet Beecher Stoves famous story
ofmodem society In New England, Pink and White
Tyranny'-especally for presentation Mcclure
1t has received the warmest commentator from Mrs.
Stowe and of first performance the critic of the Bos-
ton Daily Advertiser Cligh authority said:
"a good American play Is so rare that when met with
worth ozb Of I4 Ry
surf and almost taking rank above the latest American
meodramatc tendencies ofthe latter and does not nag
in interest from beginning to conclusion, The action
play IS eminenty American. and is unsued and
al. Like Divorce It deals with the foes and sins Of
ed Miss Reynolds impersonation OF Lille Seymour,
the spoiled child of fashion, admirably conceived
and the willy but not heartes cOquette Of the first act
the peted wife of the second act and her sudden
formation TO noble woman in the third act, played
in the spirit of true comedy while in the last act where
of her injured husband her acting is tender and
null OF the deepest sympathy
Abundance on this evening, so cents.
It will be from the above programme that the
committee have incurred a great expense but it was
with full confidence that tho undertaking would meet
with generous support.
Season Tickets, with reserved seats, 81. 90 each.
Sg@The sale of Season Tickets will begin at Mechan-
les Hall at o'clock on Saturday Morning. Oct s. To
avoid speculation the sale will be limited to 10 tickets TO
any one applicant
Special arrangements may be made with seminarcs or
with the representatives Of parties from other towns
application.
After O'Clock P N. the Season Tickets remaining I'M
sol may be obtained at the Bookstores of Grout Put
nam and SANFORD u Co.
$#A& #EE5 \ \ &G5H lihR Lecture Committee
JAMES S, ROGERS,
o. DIST
w ORC ESTER UNITY
MECHANICS ASSOCIATION.
1872. 1878.
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PROF. J. W. CHURCHILL,

MONDAY, DEC. SO.--PrcC Churchirs Readings were
received with such favor last winter that in accordance
with general request, he has been invited 10 come
again this
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Auttlons.

BY b. W ABBOTT. Auctloneer and Real Estate Broker
0nicecor. Main AMI Walnut sts up stairs.
a UCIION SALE OF CATTLE, HORSES,
"A HAY, &c at my farm in Worcester, Bulttle st.,
North Pond district on line of Worcester and Gar0ner
Railroad, on Wednesday Oct. 9. 1872 O'Clock
NJ Having disposed my Milk Route. shall sell as
LhnNe. tho following slnek-
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GEORGE WIN. CURTIS.

THURSDAY, DEC. u. Mr., Curtis is one of the most
popular OF all lecturers with the people OF worcestsr
His public duties prevented his filing an engagement
here last winter but he has promised to visit US on the
above date.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssACHU:

A OMMON w EALIH DE MASSACH u =
NSETTS. WORCESTER. SIS. Probate Court.-TO the
Heirs at law next OF KIN and all other persons interested
in the Estate Of ARTHUR IL. WATSON, late Of WOr-
cester, in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition OF Jasper Tucker, you arc hereby
cited to appear at Probate Court to be held Wor-
cester in said county the third Tuesday Of October
next at nine O'Clock in the forenoon to show cause ii any
you have, why an instrument purporng to DO the last
will and testament of said deceased should not be
approved,
by publishing the same once week. two weeks success
sively in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper printed
at Worcester the last publication one day. al least
written printed copy of this notice. properly mailed,
postage prepaid to each Of the heirs, devsees, Legal
tees of said estate their legal representatives known
TO the petitioner, days at least before said court
Witness, HENRY CHAPLIN Esquire, Judge of said Court,
this twenty day Of September. in the year
Thousand eight hundred and seventy two.
CHAS. Z, STEVENS, Register.
$50 d2sM*
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHU-
~ SETTS-W oRCEsTER SIS. Probate Court. To the
Heirs atlaw next o. kin and all other persons Interested
in the estate of ENRY HAYWOOD late Of Worcester,
in said county, deceased:
Upon the petition of william II. Haywood you are
hereby cited to appear at Probate Court. to he held
Worcester in said county on the third Tuesday Of Octo
Der next, at nine O'Clock In the forenoon to show
i any you have why an instrument purporting to be the
last will and testament Osaid deceased and cOdc thereto
should not be approved; and also why said William IL.
Haywood the executor therein named should be ex-
empt from giving surety or sureties on his bond.
And the said petitioner Is ordered to serve this cta-
tiOn, by publishing the week, three weeks
successfully, in the Worcester Daily Spy newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication be one day
at least before said court and to send cause to be
sent written or printed copy of this notice, properly
egatees Of said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner seven days at least before said
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire Judge of said Court.
this twenty sixth day Of September, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-two.
CHAS; E. STEVENS, Register
usZ4MIUMO.H
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FIRST MORTGAGE
7 PER CENT. GOLD BONDS

have been Justly regarded prime security the loca-
ton of the line the financial strength Of the stockhold
ers in the company and the very unusually large
ings combining prove these Bonds SAFE beyond Ques-
ton. They have been sold freely during the past
months to Trust Companies Savings Banks and the
shrewd and careful investors. The amount per mile is
only about SS5e making annual interest charge of
only sl295 per mile while the earnings have already
been nearly s. 900 permie.
The Bonds for 1000 each payable in 40 years. with
interest the rate of per cent gold payable Apr
and October,
Present prices-0O and accrued interest in
currency Those purchasing before October will have
the advantage of the gold premium upon tho Coupon
due on that date
We have no hesitation in fully recommending thes
Bonds as emnently!
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE
AT PURTJC AUCTTON.

on TUESDAY, Oct. 2}d, at O'clock on the premises.
the well known 'B ACON FARM" situated in the town
OF Barre and belonging to estate of the late Chas.
NJ Spooner. This farm contains about 200 acres, all
choice am Mghiy productive and-Cuttus the present
season. some eighty tons OF English Hay The fields
smooth Level, free from rocks, wen watered and well
fenced with stone walls. There a young thrifty apple
orchard OF $50 trees OF grated fruit bearing cOndi-
ton The buildings consist Of handsome Iwo-story
Mansion, large, m0dern-built BARN with cellar. and
other ou-hulldugs, all IN good repair surrounded by
some N rty ornamental shade trees, and located only
about three miles from the proposed Depots the Mass.
Central and Ware River Railroads. This Is really a
splendid opportunity TO secure first class country resi-
cenoe, and one the best farms in Worcester Co.
Terms very liberal For further information apply to
j. 6. NUDGE, PeteTsham, Mass.
WIN. b. SPOONER. Administrator.
F. II. BABBlrr, AuCtiOneer
Barre Mass. Sept %, 1872. d4w s@
NORTGAGEE'S SALE OF A FARM
We AT AUCFION.-The farm lately owned by VIII
lam smith, situated on Prospect Htll, in Auburn Will
be sold TO the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, Oct g.
1872 at 10 O'Clock NJ. the premises. The farm
tlius about Ito acres OF Wood, Timber. Pasture and
Moving Land, and will keep from 20 30 head Of cattle.
It is well supplied with water. and ffuit trees The
buildings are In good repair, the house has two
venent tenements, and has been built but a short time.
l. is two miles from Auburn Depot. and Z miles from
Worcester Sale positive. The estate is encountered by
mortgages to the amount Of 81 0O SlOU OF which must
be paid In cash, remainder to suit purchaser. said sale
is in pursuance OF legal notices.
GEORGE c. BIGELOW,
o5 dat Assignee of the Mortgage
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Safe and Profitable,

and advise those who would any portion of the
make early application before it Is entirely closed
out
Government Bonds or other marketable securities
taken in exchange at best market price
For further particulars statement Of earnings maps
of the line, &C., apply to Messrs.
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educational.

GEO. Il. GLADWIN'S
" SCHOOL OF DRAWING ANT AINTING,
Peoples Fire ms Cos Block. .B71 Main st.
Thorough instruction in all Branches of Drawing and
Painting.
Circulars will be sent, on application, containing par
ticulars plan OF Instruction. terms, &c, dtf jal5
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NOS. 243 AND e47 MAIN ST.

f U R N I t U R E
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MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, November 2O.-The epl-
zootic shows quite favorable signs Of
abatement, although large number OF Sc
we're and in some instances fatal cases are
reported. Five deaths were reported to.
day, one Of the number being valued at
$1,000. The majority Of the horses first
attacked are reported TO be recovering
slowly.
Quitela number Of horses appeared On
the streets to-day. One ortwo omnibusses
commenced the regular transfer OF pas
sengCrs to and from the trains. The hack.
men have obtained q number of teams
from the country not yet attacked by the
disease and resumed business, charging
only ordinary prices Large numbers 0l
oxen are offered Tor sale daily, and the
city is already IoVerstOCked. One yoke
sold to-day as low as SIS. Up to yester-
day prices have ranged between $50 and
5000 0 yoke. rIF 19 ITlCnE .#.
Further reports have also beon received
today confirming previous reports Of the
disease among the poultry. G 7I
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The AIabamn complication.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 90
Coy. Lindsay to-day informed the leg.
lslatlye body CONSERVATIVE sitting at the
CapltolthSt he would send inhiS message
tomorrow, In reply TO the committee Of
the branch (Republican) sitting In the U.
s Court room, he detailed in printing
the, legal organization, Of the Legislature
was that at the Capitol, the lawful and
usual place OF meeting, which was su-
preme, inSurmounGable and which neces.
sity can only change, He was ignetant
Of the existence Of such Q necessity and
therefore declined 70 recognise tho body
assembled II, the Court room, with whom
he viii have no otnciGli Communication.
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River News.

CINCINNATI, November 20-Riyer
feet 9 inches and falling. Arrtved-Auna
from Memphis, and Kate Putnam, from
Marietta. Departed-Mollie Ragan, iol
Memphis Charmer, for Evansville.
PrrrsBURGH, November 20.-Monon.
gahela feet 7 inches strong, but trecedlng
slowly. Cold.
LOUISVILLE, November 2O.-TwO feel
4 inches In the chute. Cold. The mSr
curry ranged at 90 to 2s. The Potomac /!
lald up at Portland awaiting the opening
Of the new locks, which viii be ten dayI
EVANSVILLE, November 20. .-0!eas ant
cold. Mercury 10. River fallen 8 inches
Business light. n ... ,,.,7 .t..,ua
CAIRo, November 20-Riyer station
ary. Clear aud cold. Thermometer 90
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KENrtcKYg

LOUISVILLE, November 20.-A special
dispatch to the Courier. Journal, from
Frankfort, ,Slyea the, official majority oI
john D. Young, In the 10th Congressional
District, at lSS, giving an unbroken Dem.
ocratic delegation from Kentucky. '.E
During the trial Of Captain George W.
Levi. chiet ofthe Fire Department, before
the Board ofAldermen tonight, O witness
testified that Levi wanted him to swear
he had worked In the department for the
month Of September, and offered to pay
him Tor that month, which the witness re.
fused. The trial was then adjourned to
Friday night g7s.'a
There Is no change In the epiEootic con-
dltion. Many oxen are at work on the
streets single and under the yoke. r's
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"A dispatch 10 iMr. Rice, President Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, in
this city, announces the safety of the
steamship Arizona. ,-
"A Havana letter states that the slave
holders Of Cuba are taking every means
possible TO retain slavery, and have ex.
pended SIX hundred thousand dollars to
secure from Minister zorrille this expres.
sion: while single insurgent remains in
arms there shall be no reform In Cuba"
Two million OF bonds were awarded
at New York, yesterday, at l1e41 to
ll29O
There ls crisis In the Hungarian
Cabinet. F'IT n 3
The vote in South Carolina Is 95, ,217.
Grants malority 1886.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.
ThleEs Resigns the, Preside enoy.. Nc.
h. MahOn Appointed. .irE,


- OtoA4 EAcltem6nSl IN FarlSa
Nav YoRK, November 2O.-A Paris
dispatch says President Theirs has re.
signed, and General Mcmahon has been
appointed President, pending the action
Of the National Assembly. There 8 great
excitement in consequence.
VI The Report a Doubtful One.
New York, November 20.-Lohdon
dispatches up to s o'clock this afternoon
make no mention OF the report OF the
change in the French government, and
consequently there Is reason to doubt the
truth Of the resignation Of President
Theirs. ...
An Indlrect ConfirmatIon.-Au mother
Candidate for the Presidency.
PARIS, November 2O.-The Committee
OF the National Assembly appointed to
prepare message to President Thlers,
has, by a vote OF Q u 8, elected DUO de
Pasquier d'Audrifet President This
choice Is regarded as unfavorable to the
government r .p ..r ,-.r
The National Assembly has given its
approval to the discussion al An carly day
OF the project for the restitution to the
Orleans Princes Of their conaseased prop.
erty.
PARIS, November 90-Mldnight--Mar
shall McMahon refuses the Presidency in
case N. Thiers should resign.
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MADRID, November 2O.-Ths Lower
Branch o. tbe, ,Cottes has passed themort.
Its of1cially announced to-day that
King Amadeus passed bad night. His
rheumatism and fever continues.
A band OF thirty-five masked men las
destroyed the telegraph wires and thrown
from the track a railroad train between
the towns Of Almanac and Abaste, in the
province of Murcia.
Armed bands supposed to beRepubli.
cans have appeared between Penaluita
and Beniglobe, in the province of Valen.
cia. There are also revolutionary Symp-
toms at Alcoy, In the same province.
Civil guards have been concentrated at
Almeria, In {Andalusia.
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NEW ORLEANS.

The Election Return Complication.
NEw ORLEANS, November 20.-The
Eighth District Court decides Heron
agdesO Secretary Of State. By this deci-
son, the Returning Board OF the State
consists Of Il. G. Yarmouth, F. ]. Her.
ig3, Jas. Longstreet, Jacob Hawkins and
!ohu Lynch. The case win probably &c
!" The Supreme Court hr', e.I,i
,.Ihe election law passed by the last leg
stature during the last days Of It's session
vas SS today signed by Gov. Warmoth and
VIII bO officially promulgated 10 to.mor'
row mornings Tines. Il abolishes the
.eI9fntnE board IS at present constituted
aao Will effect In the end all returning
eOAsd contests, Election returns will be-
S fSat 70 the Secretary Of State and the
governor will promulgate the result, not
y member Of any returning board but
a Governor Of the State. This will
rToaoIy checkmate the Governors polit.
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CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, November 2O-Ths ST.
Louis Committee ot Arrangements Of the
National Commercial Convention have
Just notified Hon. R II. Bishop, Presi.
dent Of the Convention which was held
in Baltimore last year, that they have
changed the time OF holding the next
Convention from the third Monday ol
November, as appointed by the last Con
vendon, and called the Convention to
meet at st. Louis on Wednesday, Decem.
Der 11th. In pursuance Of this notice,
Mr.. Bishop has issued a call on all bodies
entitled to representation to appoint their
delegates.
The National Baptist Sunday School
Convention and Institute met In this city
to-day, and organized by electing Rev.
Dr.. ]. Z. NJ. Curry, Of Virginia, President.
Vice Presidents, 81. Thane Miller, ol Gin.
cinnsti, and Clement Leach, Of Illinois;
Secretaries, Geo. II. Vanderllp, Of New
York, and g. 8. Click, Of the District oI
Columbia, A Committee has been ap.
pointed on Resolutions but have not re.
ported. -! -t..Naa.n. !.
The exercises during the day and even.
ing were addresses aud Sunday School
topics laid down in the programme for
discussion.
The Chamber Of Commerce. to-day
took action adverse to the city contribu.
ting $l,250.000 in bonds for the pro,
posed Chesapeake & Cincinnati railroad
The Ohio River Improvement Commis'
mission met this morning. A yolumlnoui
paper on the plan, of improving the Ohio
river was read py Capt James 3. Wor'
rail-, civil engineer, Of Harrisbufg, Pa.
this afternoon. A proposition to invite
the States bordering on the Mississippi
river 10 send delegates met with favor fn
discussion, and was referred to the com
mittee for further action.
A dispatch from Sidney says that o. s
Miller, Of West Liberty, and an Indians
drover named Pentetick have died Of the
injuries received at the collision OF two
freight trains, Saturday, at Dallas, on thG
Indianapolis Division Of the g. 9. & q
railroad, and two other persons injured d
the same place are not expected TO re
rover y 'tN . -I "..#. ~ = 'lH H'Tff. H.
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The Army OF The Cumberlaud,

CINCINNATI, November 2O.--The So
clety Of the Grand Army OF the Cunber-
land, held its sixth annual reunion at
Dayton, Ohio, to-day. Music Hail., In
which the exercises were held, was hand.
somely decorated with nearly q hundred
battle flags, and the names Of dead he:
roes, Tbs veterans marched to the Hall
at 10 o'clock, headed by, the Newport
barracks band. There were present Gen.
erals Hooker, Whipple, Davis, Sherwood,
Wood, Scribner, Which, Price, McCook,
Ward, Klmball, Williams, Maxwell, GOV.
ernor Noyes, and many Others prominent
In the war. '-' "a
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WASHINGTON.
MInIStee Nelson EIpatiates to the
President on Mexican Affairs.

= AS--@NA-N - AASAASSAA AAAAu@s
WARRINGTON, Nov. 20.-our Minister
10 Mexico, Nelson, had 0 long interview
with the Pre1ident this evening relative
70 the condition Of Attain In that country.
he speaks in terms ot praise Of the new
President Of that Republic, and particu.
larry Of his intelligence and desire TO per.
severe and strengthen the friendship ex.
lsdng between Mexico and the United
States. There seems to be no obstacle In
the way Of concluding the new Conven-
ton, and extending the time for. dispOaing
ofthe remaining claims before the United
StatAS and Mexican Mixed Commission,
which by limitation will expire under the
present convention February next 1t Is
stated that the Mexicauj President is
anxious Tor such an extension, and will
appoint an agent In good faith to carry
out the design OF the Commission In the
place OF Guzman, by whose action the
proceedings were for some weeks inter-
rupted. Preliminary steps have been
taken for new Convention.
Barney Woods, convicted Of the murder
Of s. N. Cheesman, Of New York, viii be
hanged on the 26th inst, the Attorney
General having decided against his appli.
cation for commutationo Of ,tbe sentence.
Chas. johnson, convicted OF the mur.
der Of his vile, will be hanged on the
10th oi December.
A motion for q new trial for Chas.
OBren, the policeman recently convicted
o. murder, Is, now pending. Should the
motion be denied, he will also be hanged
The Committee on Appropriations at
their meeting 10 day, took up the Indian
appropriation bill, and nearly completed
their action uponit IA HIN
Hon. VIM, r. Kelly, OF Penusylyauia,
had long interview with the President
to-day, during which the Philadelphia
postmastership was talked over freely.
At later period, Mr.. Fairnan was for.
mally appointed to that office.
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The Ken,uckr PuhlIo Lihrnrr.

i. LouIsvILLE, November 20.-A conven.
TOe wa composed Of representatives OF the
y SSHeI holders In the Public Library Gift
Sousett met here to-day and appointed
n committee to sec that the drawing, on
DssSemoes nh, Is fairly and honorSbly
.onSucted. ,o Each State d instructed 10
Soa 'cGu one representative 70 act with the
SSiS1@Ntee, ViS1a The coming drawing Is di-
D".9g lung the local excitement with the
TuuinH canvass Ior Mayor. 4a t-JJ
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HURRICANE IN IN! SICILY.
Town a!ot Of HaIa1z7zaalo Destroyed.
III. Streets i Mass Of Fragments,
A Number Of Lives Lost,

SEw foRx, November W'-Lne Lon
Jon 1m'Ss OF tne eLnt mas 1tne ioiioWing
account Of hurricane IN SICILY Wnicn
destroyed the town OF hSlazzaio' Ihete
Nas been no instance oi such calamity
withIn the memory Oh living man. no
earthquake ever caused 90 much destruc'
uOu. There, are houses rnined, housea
t.llen to the very ground walls cleit rom
rnd to end walls hanging ontwards' as II
to rest on adjoining houses; there are
fools wholly swept away, sunkea vaults,
bAlcOnies TORI rom thelr places, windoWs
and shutters either entirely carried on or
hanging looes from Tue WaiiS' lamp'posss
'Ofced from thelr sockets, uprooted trees'
This Is all one sees along the northeast
side ol the Town, NOT q single house re-
mains on which inc Whole foot and WIN
lo~s 40 not require thorough repairs,
and tue streets are q mass Of fragments
aOi rubbish. The incidents are strange.
~Ss to be almost incredible. There ~os
store with twenty-five hectoliters Of
wheat OF which not q trace Is anywhere
70 DO seen The DOCKS Oh 1ne excise ana
Of land registry oInces nave Vananed, and
'nly shelr torn leaves nave oeen iounu
asfe ana 'nete AZ great INSTANCES IN one
house all me copper Kitcnen utensils
were blown through the Fool; IN anotner
oencnes ano heaVy cHes" new tnrougn
'ae Wlnao"s' tne iron Dats ON 'Ae oalco,
ay are 70 % seen CURED up one way ana
LaOSs Of anotaeF twisted up Snotner way.
there u piiIsfots q palace which has been
moved Forward one l9o' Wltn9ut breaking
and ssanus up lSoiSteug All IN one piece.
laefe Is sWati OF anOtaeE pAiace winch
0" IAIlen oacN more Aan three
'eet "i1hout q crack. here Is
tAs Deam oi one mouse wnlch mas thrust
II'elI into another house; there Is halt ola
Oeds'ead' the other haii OF which lies no
one knows where; all the tiles OF one
building are huddled together 10 one spot
90 inc fooi,. crushed and broken up as
small as II they had been pounded the
'aItes oI another building are all bare,
the tiles have flown no one can see where.
10 stable on the bare ground men are
'Aytog, the bodies one By one as they are
being dug out, most oil them are In their
aIghs dresses, having been crushed IS
they were quietly sleeping. Their tea-
lures and forms are so dishgured that one
cannot look at them without shuddering.
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ST. LOUIS!

ST. LOUIS, November 2O.-The third
annual session, OF the American Nomen's
Suffrage Association convenedin the tenn
pie here tonight. Isaac Il. Sturam, Of
St. Louis, presided. Owing to the non.
arrival OF Lucy Stone, President Of the
Association, Julia Ward Howe, Mr.. Black.
well and other prominent members OF the
Association, no business was transacted
but the evening was devoted to speech
making by Mrs. Longley, OF Cincinnati,
Mrs. Cutler, Of Illinois, Or. Stone, Of Kal:
amazoo, Michigan, About two hundred
persons were present.