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to remove Che Board of Commissioner. to BIO consd

erod.
With regard TO the probable action the quOr law,
nut little can be said, few OF tho members can
yAsed either branch very fully upon that subject The
Governor faVors the law and let say what
they Will, The Executive, N he chooses. exercise
great deal OF power snaDng the Iegis
stand the radical ProhibtiOniss urggg tho old law
cause they believe 1t will be heartily Supported by the
repeal t-arguing for 1t because they think will DO
abOshCc as before after Trial; and with all three ask
ing for vigorous enforcement certainly the indications
are extremely favorable for tho old, stringent law.
the other two elements will oil uphold these radical
views after they have been tried for year. time alono
demonstrate.
The state charities OF the Commonwealth will doubt
less De nyesg gated TO extent, during the session.
I'm the search Tor Improvement and rerenchment Gov.
CaDS very practical Ideas on the question OF how best
10 for youthful criminals, resulted In visiting
agency which looks after them IN the Courts places them
In families wherever 10 s possible expcdlent and then
that they we'll cared for This las proved such
practical engine OF reform In this Held that that
visionary scheme OF nautical reform school has
ceived its death blow We had two magnificent ships
for boys but the agency cared for criminal youtho
coming and ship sold last year Since now the
Governor favOrs the sale OF the other, the begsatr
will probably take the came view or the matter, ANA De,
Tore many months have passed cosby experiment VIA
have ended and Distinguished visitors VIII ma one less
prominent place OF interest for them 10 inspect SONS
efforts may be made TO reorganze tho Board OF STATE
Charities but how upon what basis Is not yet known
Tie only other question OF general interest winch II
likely excite much debate IL the Commissions The
campaign Of last Fall has left impression whether IL
he true not that there too many Commissions IN
the state, and order early introduced calling Tor
Special Committee to investigate tine subject They
will doubtless report before many days, ana whe tno
subject likely ~ be fruitful one, the result will with
doubt demonstrate that there IL In great MEASURE
Commissions, whose number Is not likely 10 DO very
much reduced by the General Court OF 1917.
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MISSOURI.


RIBERAL REPUBLICAN MASS CONVENTION.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo-, Jan. A.-The Liberal
Republican Mass Convention met here to-
day. 1t ia one Of the largest as
sembled in the State, nearly every county
being represented. Judge Dehalt OF Grundy County
elected temporary chairman, and Col Lander, sec
rotary the Committee Resolutions made their re-
port as follows:
Resolvcd. That we, the Liberal Republicans OF Mis-
days OF the war to the vital principles Of
true RepubIcauism, by no act or word will
emancipation equality Of civil rights, or enfranchise
ment To those established facts now nbedded IN the
HesoIUe9, That true and lasting peace can come only
from such profound reconciliation as enIranensement
pure great IN which taxpayers have no active part
amnesty for all, that intellect and experience OF
every state may be welcomed to active service for the
ResoiTed, Tlst no form Of taxation IL Just wise
which puts needless burdens upon the people. We
that those duties shall be removed which,
in addition to the revenue yielded, TO the
products and consequent tax for the benefit Oh favored
Resoircd That the shameless abuse OF Government
patronage for the control OF conventions and elections
whether in the interest OF an indiy Inal faction OF OF
party, with its consequent corruption ana dcmoraza
ton OF political hie,, demands thorough
and genuine end reform forget Sey
higher duty to the country than TO any party. We
PEELED disclosure OF smisdeeds and they deserve
the thanks aud hearty support Of all good citizens
ReSoircd That loyal seifgOvernment with impartial
suffrage, Will guard the rights Of all citizens
more securely than any centralized authority. IL
is time TO stop the growing encroachmeDts
OF the Executive powerj the use Of coercion or bribery
to ratfy treaty; the packing OF Supreme Court 10
relieve rich corporations the seating OF members 0 Con
gress not elected by the people; the resort
OF unconstitutional laws TO cure the hui
Klux disorders, rregion intern perance; and the
surrender OF individual freedom to those who ask that
the practice of creed of shall be the Law OF all We
demand for tho individual the liberty consistent with
mn lIc order for the State segOvernment and for the
nation the return methods OF peace and tho lmi-
tatiOns of power. a.,
Resotced That true Rcpublicansm makes it not the
less our duty to expose corruption denOunce the usrpa
ton OF power, aud work Tor reforms neces-
sary for the public welfare. The times de-
mand an uprising OF honest citizens to sweep
from power men who prostitute the name OF our hon
ored party eelhsh interests. We therefore invite
all Republicans who desire the reform set
National Mass Convention at the city or
Cincinnati on Monday of May next, at noon,
such action convictions OF duty and
public exigences may require.
Additional resolutions were reported. recommending
the liberal Republicans OF Missouri to that they
fully represented at the Convention this day called and
that persons DO specially designated 10 present tue
resolutions here adopted to that body.
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OBITUARY..
FRANZ GRILLPARZEn

Franz Giillparzer, the eminent German dTa-
matte poet whose death Is announced by cable, was
born at Vienna January 179 and began his career In
dramatic literature his 25h year, when he produced
Die Amfrau" tragedy OF the atalistic school, which
thrilled the public and met with extraordinary success
His contemporary Lord Byron, observed OF the young
author that Grilparzer harsh name to pronounce,
but Fame will find it easy enough" Three years later
he produced greatest work, "SapphO," which was
followed in 1922. by Das Godene viess" These works
did meet with popular favor, although their uteraIY
merit unquestionabe In 1873 he accepted IN appoint
ment in the Imperial Chancellors Department, ana IN
1851 received charge Of its archives In 1S6i he
was created q life member of the Austrian Relchs-
rath Besides the PIECES named Her Eili-
ature the following historic Tragedies aii
drarnaa. KRnig Otoktrs Giuck una Ende." Elm
1rrurr ;cner etG pes MeereS md DR. Iebe Welen"
in Glitch i the old story OF Hero
and Ieandcr ana Der Traum i'm Leben" He also pro
auced some dies, III all OF which the tragic OF comic
clement replaced eXuberance Of Lyrical neody
His later works were two tragedies, AnnDa ana RI
dOf IL :" with q volume Of lyric verse, which rendered
Nm popular with the young. III poem, written In lsio
celebrating the victories OF RadetZky was enthusiast
caliy received by the Austrian public In his Ola age inc
veteran dramatst wrote two PLAYS, which bore strAln
evidence decaying powers but az the theaterS "o
not produce Them lie never again visited THESE scenes VI
bi, great successes.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. "A, 1872
u.rfg rNrrpnpHrIp

SENATE. ALBANY, Jan "A, 1872.
BILLS INTRODUCED
Mr.. R0BERTSON-TO authorize the Metropol-
itan Transit Company to construct railroads in New
. York
old ree-er project and names ave Commissioners to
eeivs sabscp us and Org anne the Company.
the City Of Brooklyn provided by chapter 81 Of
the Laws OF 1870 upon the Collector OF Taxes.
MI. ROBERTsOs-TO create Board OF commissioners
Of City Railroads and provide means OF RAPID transit
IN the City OF Eew-YOrk. .
sMr O'BPIEN-Relative 10 the Erie Railroad.
Oce Of every director and orders new erection on INC
July II also provides that &c Injunction nA DO
is1ed lr.s-r suspend TIE holding Of such Election
The Columbia College bill was read ana pas sea- -
long debate held M Committee OF the WhOie on
bill amend the charter of the POnghkeepse B1oge
Company. The Company desire 10 place plers IN tue
tiVeT. Tho proposition was opposed Dy the neSleII
by the Immediate representatives Of the railroad local.
ties. Progress was reported ON the bill.
The remainder OF the session OF the senate was taken
up in the discussion of bill 10 give Hamilton College
the night send law students INTO the Courts without
further examination. The bill finally ordered 10
third re3disg. Adjourned.
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PERSONAL.

joaquin Miller is reading his own poems to
California audiences. He lately recited his From Sea
10 Sea" at an entertainment given in San Francisco by
Ossian E. Dodge and subsequently repeated the piece
at performance raise funds for the relief Of dis
tressed journalist
A statement has gone the rounds of the
press TIE TRIBUNE itself not being gutless in the mat
fer 10 the effect that Gov warmOth Is native of Louis
lana and only % years old. The Governor is native OF
the North OF Illinois believe, and must be nearly or
quite 49, He first TO prominence as General OF
M.souri militia early in the war thence entered the vol
uteer service was PrOvOstJudge IN NewOfeans under
Banks Treasury Agent in Texas, practicng lawyer III
New-Orleane and > came 10 his present position.
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BRAN-Iu this ey JAZZ 20 sry widow Of De,p
THURSDAY O'Clock Relatives and eui and HaJ
Of Sss sS.rsp ard sr1T S ar a BE- ~ e s,
Nv lSS train front he Forty -secoIdsI station.
Eew.HsmPshre papers please copy.
ChRLE-on tie aih inst after short Haas sqrn ~ Viz lob.
Carrie jr and daughter Of the late EiSafl Hicks shs 6 yefS
RnSs. and s.i .s gee,e n,td ;sI u, as RI;
18Th as a. ooes The reaSs vii &c fatsn 20 c.'bs T. =
Hiaiers Point T. l. T. R.
COLEoa weino n.y. JAN a. 1872, Obadiah p C. Cole 10 The "a
The relative, and respectfully invited a,n a- nssd
servi,rs from ms LII residence Kas Foy a-st Fui,g
ssia INST The viii he nis'rs s,ne. w
CRosBY-In Paterson j. Tuesday morning Jan o. r'nHo' p
r5so anu relatives Of the my are respectfully
EueTsi on Thalsiay jan % at u p M M residence
Broadway, PaersOa NJ Ira'a leaves loot 'l Ch'h' 1t "
Frazier BROOKLYN Tuesday JAN q Dee2rah Ya"r n,
The re(,ss si friends are respectfully nl to attend be a
f6ada j.9; Is = 2Oc;a iroU her rc'lsae 10 sOr''
HNLECK The ryaA Of the late M,iorGn Heury w:eT ususc.
T. g. A, wiz be gi.EEa GI.eiwSe Cae on rasrsis! i,.
aud respectfully invited attend siAout er nouee
HowARDln this city, morning zh ias' Samuel IL Iio'a'a.
Pane saI s .q, at LIS sc esducc ls East Eeea Pad',
O'Clock Relatives and fhenis mel to attend "Ao'' m '
sPBAKEoo the s the I$ec; Of her P'iS; M ts; I =.
Ada Augusta beloved frank sPelAe aud oo iaggne
the late Capt J. Rowland harbGt New-YSts 49,, ,, e., . m,
above residence. sat2nlay next. at 1882 a. m
Stevenson Tuesday evening AN ~ ~ ne Us, yaI ~ a.
late Joseph and Louisa w. Oliver u tal' city
Relative, Of the family those OF her
Miner and W COUroy are respectfully s's1 70 at5l -.
funeral services FRIDAY afternoon a. o'clock tFOn aer ~
| residence 2i3 West Twenty-.OlthSt
wrrrrRN0RR- AT Engesood n - Taesisy Jan. q TbOma.
Whtemore formerly Of Cambridge. Mas IN the 'h Jear
his Al.
Funeral services will EngicSoo Thursday Jan o. At u
o'clock
wILLIAMsoNAt % washnstO9pises IL hi, S.y on Ta-y
jan. 49,! James Will lac merchant Of "aA] o'fn
Edinburgh, Scoluni March Is, 1910
Relatives and friends the funeral services at
m on Turqisy inst No. lso East fReat nnh ose toe
east Of the POunthave
wRGHT-In this city Tae~sy jan 20 Sarah Wright wsiO~ -
william Wright aged 10 ears
ReI,tyeS and ends are invited funeral servicos
FRIDAY morning IL O'clock her late residence 10 Esss iaiIs'
eghtb-st
WYMANsudlenly on Tuesday g. Mrs Elizabeth l. VsnsN
late Mr. Abel wymlu OF Boston, the 05h year
her
Isats ,nd friends are invited the funeral At De
house her brothenaw Mr. Joha Sde, No. 2U hnhaye %
Friday Morning y O'Clock Tie VII be SAAss 70
RoUon
Bo.t anu Philadelphia papers please copy.
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THE Lower House Of the Austrian Reclsrath
has without debate passed second aiding tbs convention beEess
Austria aud lie United States recently Esgoatei By Minister Jay
" The obstacles 10 the execution Of the Railway
Settlement law in oumana have been removed By sitrns The ss
the IL expected that tho Chanbers AN r1 hs
changes made By the Government
THE census of Rome Italy has been completely
The loial pouuauon Is $40 90
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NETWORK CANAL BOARD.
Albany, Jan. 24.-The Canal Board Al

ALBANY, Jan. E4-INe Ca1aI B0aru an
nounccd the following appointments this fOrenoon
superintendents-E Canal, Section No. /, Norris
North; No = (bianl) No. 3, Samuel Donaldsen No 4,
Z, Andrew J. French; No. 8, (blsnll No. 9; stephen
Palmer; No IL, Waldo Josiyn; No. 10, Walter
W Buttrick; No. H. u. Clinton WEIGH
Cbamplain CaHal-SCctCn No. !, Francis X. Marshall ;
No 2, Sanford Coffin; No 3, Edward w. Harrigan
Oswego CaIal-SectionNo. l, (olan); No. 2, Henry VI
Spencer Chcmupg Canal and Feeder-E Il. Hunger
ford Cheuango Canal-Section No /. T. W W. Washburn
No . Nicholas A Dederer; No. James H. Armstrong;
Genesee Valley Canal-SectiOn No. l. Il. +. Kneeland
No. q Juhu Dunn; No. 3. W. II. whitley Black River
Cana-SccOn No l. Charles Parks; No. 2, Chester Ray
No 8 William Ii. Root.
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THE STATE or TRADE


DOMESTIC MARKETS.
Jan. 2iFlosr quiet DDube IT.
So Treble Extra, 81 ia So Combined MI Yellow 10
White advanced 7ZU73c Oats 571Jc Bran iuf 70
400 Hay-Prme. 500 SO; Choice st S5 Pors
slf Bacon 6m Shoulders e Clear Rb sS
Clear Sides 9l3lc Lard qus; Teree, 9.G9tc Reg lO9lDc
active and advanced; Inferior 5ige Common t FN'
fully Fair Gs01,c Prime strictly Prime % dl0c. hs
dive AID am Inferior 2sa3c Common J0d95c Centrifugal "a
&c Fair 3a4lc Prime strictly Prime ieqfse wbiskvgosn
fed Coffee firm; Orliuarv PINE 9O9lc EKA1E.s-ot
Lr9.l New iorksg par
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NgW-MEXICO

THE LATE LEGISLATIVE OvERrHR0" Pro-
NoUSCED ILLEGAL BY THE COURTS.
SANTA FE. y. NJ, Jan. 23.-Ihe supreme
Court rendered decision the habcas corpus case yeai-
day. finding that the action OF the HJuse Of Represea
tyes In expoing three Republican members ana admit
ting ~ their seats and 10 the geat Of another pubch
RECENTLY deceased. four Democrats, was undu hoilz %
Illegal revolutionary, Hnd void Ga thi- point tle ii
vas unanimous. The decision aao declares thar me IL
irmurr. VINO remained Ia the hall AFTER lne hdlp"fl'
nu. Of tl House By ,he sp'tkor IA 40 figh " O.ies
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PERSONALITY TELEGRAPH.

The corporation of Brown University have
the Presidency the Rev Dr. E. G. Robinson Of the Rochester
Theological Seminary.
The Rev. Erastus Hopkins, an influential citi-
Northampton Mass died Yesterday age g. de represented
Northampton 10 the Legislature for several years
The Grand Duke Alexis visited Jefferson City,
Mo- Tuesday and welcomed by the Governor and both branches
Of The joint convention Ho returned 10 Chi
csgO yesterday
Mrs. Davis, age so, widow of the late Hon.
John who had bea Governor Of Massachusetts and n states
Bancroft Minister GERMANY,
died 40 worcester Msss Yesterday lingering aud painful nes
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TIL FAMINE IN PERSIA.

To NE EdttOT Of The Trtbuas
SIRE The accounts OF the famine in Persia
are 40 fearful and heartrending that America ought no
longer 10 turn deaf and leave the work Of charity
fo other nations Let Some " the men who % lately
di.plsvcd their liberaity forward and either III
denenicDy or IN connection with the EngIsi Society.
raj funds that In some drgee relier" hf misery
n r. smallest amount wiz produce much good
Nfr- Yoyk, Jan. Is. ia
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MEXICO.
sr,ccrssrs OF THE nEvoLUr1oYrsrs.

SUCCESSES OF TIE KEVOLUTIONIoIs'
MATAMOROs Jan. 24.-Gen. Macedonia Ca
pstran President Of the Supreme Court OF the State Of
Tamaulipas issued proclamation yesterday, against
tbe Government advising hls friends to prepare for
action He had heretofore welded great influence on
the frontier and foremost in suppressnS the reVo
luton. - .....,o.-
severe fighting was reported At Camergo, yesterday,
hetwpeu the forces COrtina ana Gen llnroe l.
In which the reyotiOnists victorious The tee-
graph cut, aud ruInOrs OF Gen. tdf"gas advance
on the city prevailed all day.
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ORDER RESTORED.

WASHINGTON, jan. M.-The following dis
patch received here from New Orleans, to-day:
Every member the House in his scat to-day except
Carter, Stevens Schumacher, Mlman, Wilson. Kearson,
Lynch wand, Burch and Otto, vino were expelled and
to-day refused admission There will be more trouble
Eighty members answered to their names at O'Clock
to-day The simple announcement that the Government
would not permit riot enough settle the trouble
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rwo CHILDREN Rr-RNED TO DEATH.

DETROIT, Mich, Jan. 2i-At East Saginaw
Yesterday Mrs Hnz having occasion to visit friend,
locked her three children, all less than four years DID, IN
the house which soon after took fire, and TWO OF tho
children were burned death. The eldes child escaped
by jumping through the window.
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WEATHEB REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFTICB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER. Z
.WAsuiNGToE. ID. C.. Jan 20. 1871 a. IN. ,

OFTICB or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
NAsUiNGTOE, ID. C.. Jan 20, 1871 a. m
Synopsis for me pds trentg-fonr hourS
The area OF highest barometer winch was
Tuesday night In the indian Territory aud Nebraska mas
moved slowly eastward with increasing pressure, anu
the barometer has risen very generally east oI 'ho
Rocky Mountains. ~, ,,, 49,
Cloudiness has continued with snow until wednesday
evening over the lower Lakes but clear weather. win
cold north wind backing to the west has prevailed In
the Middle aud Eastern states: -, -, -, -
Northeast winds aud cloudy weather nave been re-
married. ON the COASTS of Louisiana and Texas ana hgh
i, Inns fallen there Clear cool weather mas eonuhueu
Ia the south Atlantic States.
" Wv Probabilities. .
THE area of highest barometer viii proDany moVo
e,stword extending also northeast ON Thursday over
- 49, Wiley. rising barometer and clear weather VIII
cno,Inmc IN tGe Middle and Eastern states, Win
djminishiag northwest winds; cloudy weather hnu
t -. winds in the Gulf States; southwest @lnds
Ud gsrTet temperature Oh the Lakes possibly VAIN
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HOW THINGS ARE DONE AT THE CUsIoMHOUsE.
H. IL Il al I'M liz TriNnnf.

HOW THINGS AXE DUNE Al LII NC7iO"-AO' Re
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Having read the letters from Mr..
Kenbe Of Boston relative to the loose way in which
money Is collected by the Customs officers would wish
10 give my experience. have had box sent me CON
tanning presents from home by the Anglia which arrived
here the 10Th lust My friends in Edinburgh 10 insure
dispatch, they thought, sent II by express S an
without II. being told when ask al the express oice
when might expect have It, that il Is ia The Custom
house; that might get IL in few days but that hcT
would notify L. necessary 10 detan box Tor such
n time Am | ~ paS months storage OF u uiti-
natrlF because they delay It's delivery I. K.
BrOOEiya, Jan. D. 1872.
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other SHIP Neps see Third Page.I

For other Ship Neps Third PaJs.I
ARRIVED.
Bdg Julia Blake of ParbOro N So Blake Denerara s "ss
Sugar
schr. Almlra wOOey, King Boston
BELOW.
Bark Feretngen Danl rseh, from Rio Jsne b. pio'So
Charlotte Webb, No. s.
FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA jan AArriye eamsLps Missouri and lille from E~~
York
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TEMPERANCE coNvFNrrox

BosToN. Jan. 24.-The Friends of Total Alb
stinence met in Convention, to-day In this city, under
the auspices Of the Massachusetts, Temperance ALLIANCES
John j. Baker OF Beverly chosen President Nearly
all the leading advocates OF prohibition IN the State are
attendance. Tho Convention viii continue tor two
DAYS,
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can OF the House 10 transact any other busess in
Legislative capacity and that the warrant iss-ed
under such call was without authority Of INV. On the
second point and the judgment Judge H. johnson dis
scented.
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ASSEMBLY.

Mahieg the procurement Of abOrtIOns a
felony "a punishable rs SUCH providing for the ses-
lions d? 70 GRIND Jures az the same time ~ the CITY
gai COgufy OF 6ew-York; regulating the ferry running
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wickes, Eclectic Oil and mad M oria.
kerosene lamps J. H. NIcKEs, IN AaadealAas
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A1RRIEU.

ANGELS TurkisNBaths Lcringou-ave. 2jh G,li'r
every ali rgh Ladies AID Adysassr1 uuai
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Parsons Purgntve Pfis-Dest family physic BasRIDAss
CAVALRY CoSprTIoS PowDERs, for horses
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The Singer Manufacturing COmpany's Sewing Ma
chimes sold easy
al Oface d

No. 02 ThiniaYe. No. - Avenre o.. No 81
Eighth 29i 1hdaye No JIG Fut0nst. BsOlyn. 10 u
Montgomery Jersey City, No. pol u)bokcn No 70
Grand-sL Wulamsburgh.
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The Tribune Almanac for tS5S.
Nov ready. Price 20 cents.
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Monday evening 2e lust Re-. Dr. Gayy
J. James Allen Lansing and Mary Augusta Cuts diusisr u
Chara. I,uftx Noca
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cKIILOP. SPRAGUE Sc CO..
issue al the I OF Jaanaay July Sui Aanah 'osns
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5pecla! Notices
The Commercial Agency.
CREDIT AND CAPITAL

cKILLOP, SPRAGUE Sc CO..
issue al the Is OF Jana,y July Seu Aaan'i 'ons
of the
COMMERCIAL AGENCY REGISTER
It's the mo-, CourLEra ASD work Of IN Kind ~
Bshrl This is the ouly I,67nre ctss sTis u The
c.pr,I Of each rn in connection With their rstng
This agency was established Si2 lad the CoNGsRoAL RNs~rra
bs. h,some saadIrd Wors Manufacturer ss bsHk 90
Counting Room
ASSOCIArB OPrIrS
JOHN MsKiiLOP co Pailslalph,s Prnh
JANIS WI KINBALI. Boe.ln IA"
JOHN McKllLOP & Co, g,umosr NJ
TAPPAg McKlLLOP & Co. Chicago. ~.
TAPPaN MeKILLOP Co.. Cineinaad. Oho
LArHROP MeKILLOP X Co, s. Loss. ne
TAPPAN NcKlLLOP Co. AivsuSee. Wa
TAPPAN McKILLOP Co, Detroit. Mica
TAPPAs MeKILL0P Co, Toledo. ono
MOORE & McKILLOP, QuacJ, h
WRIGHT McKILLOP & Go, Ksusls Csg NJ
STRONG & HRDRyBERG ~ Joseph Mo
TAPPAN MeKTLLOP Co, ST. Pssl, Aaa
HOPE MeKILLOP a Co. san Fnalc,cO CsL
HOPS McKILL0P & Co. Portland. 0reg0B
MURRAY MIDDLEMIss To-. Montreal. cinsis-
MURRAY, MIDDLEMISs Co. Toro0so CssiiA
oaees also
LONDON LIVERPOOL MANCHESTER. GLASGOW avn
RDINBugGH
Pine Gold Jewery, reasonable Pries Lsies Coll Wies>
81, T5a am 500 each diamond las ~ So - % 80 Ia
Jewer aad waehe8 repaired GRO L. ALLBS si Bf'~'f 80"
Foueeushst
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