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New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
MuRDERoUs ASSAULTS IN BROOKLYN.

James Hewlett, age 80, and Mary Green, age
49, both colored, who living together and
wife in a wretcled shauty, Pacih0st aud Ralph
ave- had desperate quarrel! yesterday concerning the
atter's alleged misdecd. in the OF which she
suddenly sprang upon Hewlett, and Selling razor
which he had been using II his threat
ting a deep cash. from which the blood poured In
streams. Supposng that she had killed him she fed,
and Al Fast accounts had been arrested. HeWiets
wound was dressed the Ninth Precinct Stat0n0Hse,
and lie Was sent TO tho City Hospital No largo arteries
had been cut.
Peter Nolan and James HaverOn. living at Utica and
Fultouayes, quaTrecd. yesterday in a neighbOunc
LIQUOR aOOn aud driven into the street by the bar
tender. Here they renewed the quarrel aud Nolan
fuaY threw large DOwller az HaverOn. striking bim
tue forehead aud knocking him sensclcss. Nolan was
arrested and tho Injured man WAS removed 10 tue city
Ho,ptal. where II found that his skull had been
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
POLICE Ndrfs.

tIorra Wolf, age Z, al No S1 Hestei-et.. while
c0sg Aieut. yssr5J eAt ~ lie
taken y. Tenth freea@ H;sjon 5ocse "frre he del
Sarah Robinson age Il. died IN Bellevue Hospital
trav from h, cEoc received Dee bg clothes
taking Gre roma gr1 ma'ch with Which Ing Her
rut: Eve o. 30. .0 East Iw,u'T-second-st
Aonic Cdnshy age |, fell into t0b OF water, in
tie cG Of her phs No. - last Lrenlst ye5iciday aud
CfrpeH fell through hA.ay 90 No. l2l
Wacrs THURSDAY and aken o Bellevue Hospital NneIe
be died OF Saturday.
Julia Smith, shot in the breast by john Barring
t3u % t Biya', Fri1y moRuc, b i lSms, oh us
ssrg,ons have tors of lrToe Her wound De- ~ te inrx ~
ball having pierced he t40acc cavity and c night luus III treat
merit oIti chiefly uoarrng food d stuihts Ning.on ba
yet escaped Arrest
A fire. on Saturday, in a basement OF No. Sjl
Tbrave occapti furniture ftore ~ aomyl 1slo iemge
fr,ure $500: Insured for tfJJ Tie Greenwich Insurance Comp
On the occui,d Gerhard heneyeT, s;nt
dsmael fJ Oi the Nanui1ctur aud BueTs
The bdo OHree by Andrew DugTo, d
sgea 1885, ,ntufej.
Burglars broke into the produce store of 8 ROber-
No Wes.. FRIDAY night anl rcci safe
from which they took quantity o ieUel', rfvae ypc ara t
booksof frn. ooy Che jevoy stolen fO o7ercost
the honie q charles w. sv ~ No zst Lexington
by ibei bSrsjay ai,Lt 10 poCAc o
coats purse containing ,ijl
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Prot. j. H. Pepper, F.C.S., will lecture at
Association Hall tonight, on "Optical Phenomena and
/ Illusions" with Illustrations.
| A fair for the benefit Of the Business WO-
mems Home, Brooklyn will begin at the Home, No so
| Wnloughby-st., Tuesday. at y. ~, and continue
| through the week.
The December meeting of the New-YOrk
Association of sundayschool Teachers will be held to-
night at the Presbyterian Church at FOurtbave and
TwentysecOrdst.
J. II. Rothrock, VI. d., of Wilkesbaue,
Penn. viii read paper on Our Northwest: its Re
sources and its Inhabitans. at regular monthly meet
evening at the hall OF the NewYor Historical Society
at seeond-ave. and Eeventii-st
a fair TO aid in furnishing the Chnreh of
the lnfercesson will open tonight. az Onehundredand
ffyseconds,. and Boulevard ~ Nicholas. The fair for
the benefit of the st. AIMS Church aud Parish school
will open tonight, and continue III jan The Seventh
h -simeDt Band VIII be present each Night
Preparations are making for reunion of
the Dartmouth College Alumni Association at the Grand
Central Hotel. on Thursday evening. Among other
grad whose presence expected are ChefJustce
Chase senator Patterson Gov. Noyes of Ohio President
smith, President Brown Of Hamilton, Prof. c. A. Young,
Dr. John Lord, and the Hon Harvey Jewell Of Boston.
The United Nationalities" have chosen
officers for the coming year follows: President Cen
Franz sigel; ce-Prcsident, Col L. w. Fne! Record
ing Secretary. Capt. J. c. }. Langben; Corresponding
Secretary, j. j. Fuel Treasurer, Joseph NeTcelli An
executive committee, consisting OF member from each
nationality represented by tie Society. has also been
chosen.
The opening services of the new chapel and
sabbathchooI OF the CeutraI NJ L. Church. seventh
ave. near FOIrteenths took place yesterday afternoon
The school and congrc first gathered IN tho church.
where brief held addresses beiAg made by
the Rev. Geo. S. Hare d. d. aud The Rev. Andrew Long
acre. The scholars tben led INTO the new apart
whcre the ira;iJn services were cOnduc.cd
by th Rev. Bishop James Issstcd ey the Rev ", Reid,
d. d.. and The Rev :. -. Brown, D. n. The programme
included addresses by several of the cerCYnen named
singing ana prayer. new Sabbath school rooms are
sgaCiOus ana pleasant. Tao principal room prO yi1ed
With 1ai@ s'erv H.. pulpit. This addition to The
church cost over $22 90 ~-.-7---,-
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NEW-JERSEY.

JERSEY CTTY-Louis Smith, q conductor on
p Central Railroad was fined 500 satur-
oay for obstrucng tie Warrenst crossing with train
OF freight cars minutss whereas the Compahys
charter limits the time TO two minutes. james d. NC
Deruott OF Newark-ave., while walking to his home
shortly before midnight on Friday, was knocked down
with slung-shOt ny highwaytnan III ST. IaufsiNo,o Oh
tine flights and rOhled OF a gold watch ana so Joseph
Miller, age IS, OF No 2s3 Firsst was run over ~ tle
Brnswclst. crossing Of the Erie Raliway On Sd'u"S'
aud received serious injuries.
NEwARK.-J James II. Euui OF Utica, n Y, was struck
by locomotive at East Newark, on saturday auu heu.
Ie stepping from one track 10 avoid an appio%ch
train, wien another train coming from Jho oppOsto
direction struck him "A fire IN frame pulldns over
the engine the works, Saturd9y caused ios
of about S3.OG A little daughter OF Henry III. MebD
fell on tine sidewalk and fractured her skull Peter
Ward age ~ who was taken TO the county la on ffl
day Tor assault and battery committed sueide on sa
urdaV by choking himself with handkerchief ana an iron
bar. Tue nc chapel and Sunday room OF tlt
Park PRESBYTERIAN Church at Belleville-ave and kearny
st., opened, yesterday The house OF W. j. bau"
was robbed OF silver ware worm SlOJ, on SatuFu"!'
! PATEBsoy-The case Of James Gilmore and william
Duncan, slS-weavers, charged with c0nsprlhg 10 ia
nuence fclow-workman to strike, was called IN tht
Court of Specai sessions Saturday. On mOOOn o ue
iendauts counsel the Court allowed them 10 ~lthi N
the application immediate trial without jury ana t'
case viii he tried in the Circuit Court Inc P3ssu'
County Grand Jury VIII convene to-inorIoN.- .boi
Turner pleaded guilty three charges or larceny ah'
was sentenced Saturday 20 one year III state frsO
WEST HoBOKES-James Maloney, a aborer, ivn'
near the Schzen Park tried to commit suicide ny CUT
ting his throat wth large butcher KNIFE shorty p5o
midnight Friday and when discovered py MS Wle A
nearly dead from loss OF blood Medical asslsahc
procured, and though ms ny ureS are Ney sciio
believed that they not fatal. The man was suHet
ing from dcrium treInens al the time
| Observation-Disclosures Schmidt keeper OF a lager-bee
saloon at No. 26 NIllOWst. was arrested, yesterday
gcd with causing concussion Of the brain OF Mlehae
Kane during quarrel about change on edJufuay bSh'
DovER.-Thumas Madden, accused Of numbering Mrs
Morse on Thanksgiving Dlg1t mas gNel LliSeH up
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

DANpRur,.-BuRYE1r's CocoAiYE removes.

So lNSIDIoUs ARE TIE FIRST APPROACHES OF
Cosryrrrros rscoSscIors
EscE usIlI vERGe o. ruI GRAVE
Gs xsEDlArg DR. JlINLs LIrEcToRAST rnE
pRsr .PpIAEEcr Cog1n Piss SOarSEss THROAT
CnISr vouLD oLSLLI FKL.LCnE RESULT,
~ PAEssScs or IArESf Cos.
svFTIoS pi,XAsE,
AVID rBrs sNEauILI PA.
TESr Uss 1GH rGERsToRE vnrs Iog TAKE A
oclD, AID lTs Use ~
posE pixGuAorf coSSulx1s soID I,zRrwnrgs
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
rponiNKNr ARRIVALS.

Metropoliiaa Botcl-MaiOr-(ien. w ; Hancock
,S r W sserman MAJOR C. D. ROsse and Capt, WeaIion
Co M v McAshou of Texas Geu Coils e fhlaocipna aup
w.r5 Al Rr,Ioorf H0ussptot john lyudad oi ton
An C.l hr.C r. Rache sni W O. Charlton Of hc ht,u
Iss,ron - Ra0ias Ho'eii uor Nor, lap,nce minister tla E
n W BARLEY Washington and Navor Martin Of Wilmington y y,
sQsss Roes,-The 1rcnsu 81 Aihauy.. .fVHs
S,Ixv, iobi-Cso A. sheridan of NevOrcsns F. walker oil
Ishsua hc Hon A. OF Poaghkecpse, au1 H. hsuse
az AlhspV ofaa. Ii0uOeu AbetJ. Never tbc o. tHe N2a
geTvicc T. = Gen d Vcser Neeejerscs. .'
geHs,-Grr Allied M rcuv g. s IstT HoHlle Kew b a~'
Yrnt Of Bstnoe Ht,1.lssr HoDt1to lion W T. hoohiS 9"
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

40 paIevue Uosptal Captain Byrnes arrested az OF tn"
W An fhe h6ise from which the wounded woman hsn
come and took ihcm 20 Tho Iteenn Precnet sssco "
bowse where tnev affirmed tiIlt they knew morning .,
asc attempted suicide; that the report OF Isto nsS ~
moi boon heard IN the house, ahd ht the uepaIt,o. ~.
,Sc woman had not been noticed In the room ioru'
cc,tnird by Adah Meyers, Captain Byrnes louuu
,dd revolver one chamber of which had been recehuy
ms
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

evening and 10 understood that warrants nave peen
issued Tor the arrest of number OF tho ieng citzehs
which Will DO served to-day. kelsey ID stl lsslas ahu
there Is Ittlc doubt that no isdeau
LONG ISLAND CITY.-Tho East River Ferry S9rnpahy @ =
nav iron dohledeeked boat Garden City viii be placed
on tho James slip route this week.
com spRtNe HARRoR-The Rev Mr.. Gam has re
cevod and accepted call 10 the pastoato OF the Baptist
Church
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wood has been appolnien
Mall Agent on the Long Island Railroad
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES
SING SING.-The Rev. VIM. PhTaner, Pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church. having been granted SIX
rnoph, leave OF absence account Of Ill health, sailed
for Liverpool on Saturday, and will spend the winter IN
the south OF France Members OF the congregation pre-
sentcd MIN with 50 600 70 defTay his expenses.
KiEcsToN-The ice IN the Hudson River s rom loup m
70 six inches dppp this place. and the Terry uV az
Verv irr guiar causing much delay IN tue alINh VI
nails. The steamer Norwich 0i thc CORNER, tom % Io
re3cbed here from New-YOIk Saturday night ana re-
p1rs much ice rom POuRhkecpsie up She was e&Peeuu
o return TO to-day, but the weather hau
col der and Is doubtful she VIII make thc attcmpo'
She Il The great icehTeaker OF the uNer ana u se car"
not get down the Hudson may be cOhsldeied ciosou'
NupvR-John Hurley, age about a. drank quart OF
rum on caieugo on Friday night, ana uleu ~ icy
Lours The affair creates much excitement ana III thS
funeral sermon, yesterday, the priest seVeleH
il ieeuer the saloon Whero the dIInkuS tooA p00
fOr allowing the fool-hardy deed
vi VERNON G. Bisscll OF White Plains has been
appouted acu-clshiev Of the East Chester Ndtlohli
bank iu place Cf j. =. NJrrty resigned On account VI
poor hoalih Thc streets 10 he lghted WIN gas
MosRlsANiA Tho scheme for auneNing ths village
ald West tacus 20 ECN-YCTk Is growing IN iaF"r ahI
httc opposition j. expected when the bl comes peioio
t.c j., siai.tA.e.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

A THING OF LFE-On duty while sleep,
geauosD ccscnuS otSts BrHGiR ALARM rEIseHAPH
L. HOtATa. Ngr:ly.st
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
HOME NEWS.

CyyTRAt PARK METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT
surxHAcr oV REPORT ENDNS Az y. NJ Dho ~
BAROMETER lncteA rhhhNohaS" 81 4
mesa 9iSi
n.c n IA ga Nssrum Al D. ~ Dee g. A2
Minimum al n Pee D. 1s Minimum at u p M Dee i@
Tslfiange ''A
Dec s-Han from Amount oi wati' 's'' ~ "
0s.ueetrs,ei I'D nv The wind during the week It miles
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
STATEN ISLAND.

NEW -BRIGHToN.-The Village Trustees viii
take action concerning the claims OF
she officers Of Casteton. places vacated in
1867 account OF malteasanee.
sTAPLEToN-The anniversary OF the reopeu'ng of the
Kingsley NJ. E. Church was held YESTERDAY TIE Rev NJ
Iowen, pastor and the Rev. Messrs. COyle and Spell
brugle taking part IN the exercises
SoUrHPIELD-The residents Of this village and Mih-
leown have protested before the County Judge against
The issue Of further bonds for drainage.
FACToRYvILE.-Mr. Young has been chosen President
OF the staten Island Printing and Dying establishment,
Sn place OF Samuel Marsh, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

~ 'i--D "a
lioLmAY Gnll. -. lNox's stock of fancy
GcueIneas Hans oder rue opportunity Tor
tr selection suitable 10 dsg Visit .iAe o hh o o. az
I bros gsy, t4s t4its Avenue uoeL
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16
LONG ISLAND.

NORTH HEMPsTEAD.-The Queens County
Board Of Supervisors has established the following
OF taxation per 500 Long Island City, 81 20 NewtoWn,
Is 81; jamaica S. 80; Flushing. 81 80; North Hemp
stead, 81 81; Hampstead, s.; Oyster Bay, o. sc.
NEwTowS.-FOr years past the bills Of the Justices
and const9bes Of the town have been OurageOusy high
Last year their charges enormous that the Re-
form Association took decided action and the Board Of
SupcryisOrs fudced 20 make heavy reductions IN
them Ths wear again, notwithstanding the fact that
the candidates of the Reform ticket elected the
hills high that theg will probably not be allowed
y the Board Of Supervisors. number OF the Old Ring
onstbef. 0eicated al the Spring elections who nave
managed t0 berths deputy sherHs, have also
rendered bills rsugg from s3j <jI5 each for services.
which u h believed snoud cost much less Tue total Tor
tusticeR coastahrs. and deputy seiis tlI,5l5 a.
JAAAIcA-At abonf u o'clock Saturday night fire
Peterson a Co. OF Irutine-st The Fire Department
~as kow NJ turning Ou aud the re had made consider
able headWay ia ths pldnngO0n before the engines GOT
90 work The main hulldtng, winch was OF brick two
si0rss high caught Dire, ana the supply water
she public cstcrn giving out the bldng, with
feHus Of and machinery wa Ia flames. The
1es- bading machinery viii Si7 OOO upon
~ahich h au Of 00O Tue blind
factory Henry MarXIu, adjoining the Inl Was pulled
by lc Irenen 10 prevent The spread Of the flames
1<s- Ia building and ttJok, SO0s no insurance J. is
posed that the hre the WORK OF an inccnddry
HUNTiNGTOK.-Ile examination held by Justice Mont
tOFi, laSt week, 10 determine whether there
for the issue OF warrants against persons sup
posed tO De Implicated ia the arriDg and ieatherng Of
Charles g. Eelrey vas sU0ght ~ seoses Oh Saturday
New-York tribune., 1872-12-16

yt5 renewal of Distlict-AttOrney B. F. Tracy
IL favor Of Col A. ". Ionney has excited much con-
ment among Republican politicians, aud q delegation
c6nsisung of Police Commissioner James Jourdan Stew
art L. WoOdford, Gcn r. ). CrOOke, AsSe Eh'yNnen
COchen Van COt aud others bas COusked with Senator
Ionklug and the Prci lent upon the Nbject. II is a
ieasd that removal brought about by John +.
Henry and NenIl u. BOWel.
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NEW YORK.

John Lanahan Arrested for LibeI-Ar-
rivaIs-Grand Lodge of lIasOns-Gen-
eral synod Reformed Church-EIght
Hour LeagHe Executive Committee
Equal Rights Party-BOisterOus Meet
ing
New YORK, June John Lanahan, of
the Methodist Book Concern, was arrested
to-day for libel, and bail fixed at $50,000;
bail not forthcoming.
Arrived-Steamship Weser, from Bremen;
steamer Assyria.
Arrived Out-Russia, England, Olympus,
Berlin, Iowa and Alexandria.
The Grand Lodge of MasOns has ap-
pointed committee to revise amendments
TO the constitution.
The General Synod of the Reformed
Church was occupied this morning in the
discussion Of report recommending a
change in the board OF superintendents of
theological seminary at New Brunswick,
New Jersey.
Dr. Dtehl, OF the Lutheran Church, and
DR.. Wilson, OF the Presbyterian Church
South. were introduced
The executive committee of the Eight
Hour League writes to Governor Hoffman
repelling the accusations of violence which
have been brought against the workmen.
The meetings of the German furniture
makers continue large and enthusiastic. the
men evineing as much determination as ON
the first day of the strike, and although
FrNfAA AATTeTnT TVTVHVn n
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CAUTION.

CPECIAL NOTICE. THR PUBLIC ARE eau.
~ TONED against negotiating for certain PROM
iSSORY NOTE Of $500, dated New Orleans
Rock. payable 100 days from April !, 1872
at New Orleans, at the Louisiana Savings
Bank signed by me. The consideration of said
note having failed, instituted suit june 3, 1872
against HynsOn & Rock to annul the contract
under which said note was given, and to have the
same returned into my possession.
JAMES B. GUTHRIE.
New Orleans, June g. 1872. je7 81
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ASSESSMENTS Nos. SO. SO AND lOO.-See
special notice column. Death of John Da-
wilson, Jacob Classen and J. j. Albert.
PAYABLE at the Office of the Mutual Aid and
Benevolent Life Insurance Association of
Louisiana, No. 100 Carondelet street. This
association has paid out $24s,246.
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OF the nine Democratic newspapers pub-
lished in the State of Florida, an save one,
the Mariana Courier, favor the Liberal
ticket Four of the Republican newspapers
indOrse Greeley and Brown. Florida is
not the greatest State in the combination,
but she is entitled to her share of consider
alton.
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LOST,


Il OST-S5O REWARD.-THE FOLLOWING
H NOTES, viz: February 3, 1872 drawn and in
dorsed by S. r. HarmOnsOR, at eleven months
$287 o.; January "a 1872, drawn and indorsed by
j. S. ". HarmonsOn at one year $13iO l4. The
public are cautioned against trading OF negotiat-
ing the above notes. Fifty dollars reward will be
given TO the person who will bring said notes to
the Office Of TIL FOSSTER,
ies st No. % CarondPlet street.
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MOBILE AND OHIO KAILROAD,

IVA IN CONNECTION WITH THE
new orleans, Mobile and TeNns Railroad
Offers to travellers the only route out of New Or
leans through TO St. Louis without change of cars,
and but one change to New York, Baltimore, Wash
iugton and Eastern cities
TWO Express trains leave daily, foot Of Canal
street, al 6:l5 A. NJ. and $40 p NJ
The $40 P. N. Lightning Express arrives in No
bile at II P. NJ, st. Louis al 945 a. H. Louisville at
$40 A. NJ, Chicago at 9l5 p M
Pullman palace diningrOom and sleeping cars
through the entire route to Niagara Falls, New
York, Baltimore, Washington and Eastern cities
Baggage checked from hotel and residence to
destination. Tickets must read via Mobile for
which apply to William BeDeI, corner Camp and
Common streets. II. s. WOODWARD,
General Southern Agent Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON
lIEW URLEANs. NIOBILE
TEXAS RAILROAD.
STILL GREATER REDUCTION IN FARES TO THE
SEACOAST WATERING PLACES.

On and after June EXCURSION TICKETS, good
for three days from date be sale, and TRIP
TICKETS, good for families and firms for the sum-
mer season, viii be put on sale at a reduction of
Fifty Per Cent from regular tariff rates equiva-
lent to two ard half cents per mile, to Miller's
Bayou, Look Out, Bay st. Louis, Pass Christian,
Mississippi City, Bolizi Ocean Springs, and East
Pascagoula.
Tickets on sale at Office corner Of Common and
Camp streets opposite City Hotel
Excursion tickets viii also be sold at depot foot
Of Canal street.
G. W. R. BAYLEY,
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REMOVALS.
ENILLIA1I BOHNE,

WILLIAM BOHNE,
PRACTICAL OPTIC1AE.
Removed TO No, CarOndelet Street.
The finest Brazilian Pebbles, spectacles, Eye
Glasses, etc. Colored and Cataract Lenses always
on hand in every variety aad style, and at mod
crate prices. my26 I'm
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/ WO Du0uFbQ anu Clguly -Ou6 NOU6s CdSl
! necessary for choice, l42.
4 note from the chairman Of the commit
tee on conference was read during the
! count Of the first ballot.
The communication stated the committee
| was now IN joint session with the committee
on conference of the Reform party, and
! that 1--WE are jointly proceeding to the nOmi-
nation OF State ticket [Applause.l Your
committee, therefore, will not be ready to
report before this evening""
General DeclOuet, chairman of the com
mittee on expenses, stated that gentleman
was in waiting in the front Office to receive
the contributions of the members.
Mr.. McCranle-As it is determined that
the expenses shall be divided pro rata
among the parishes, l would call your at
tention to this fact: that there are some par
ishes here that have but one vote, but have
five delegates, and there are other parishes
with five votes but only one delegate; there
fore do not see how it can be arranged.
Mr.. DeclOuet rose to answer.
Mr.. Ryan-0n the last occasion there
was but Sl75 collected, and cut of that my
parish and Natchitoches paid $780,
A membel-Then the parish Of Orleans
ought to hide their heads. (He afterward
ap0logized saying he didn't understand).
Mr. Declouet-The committee could not
arrive at any other conclusion; it was i'm
pObblDle 10 auOpI any OCHCA DoslS' all
willing to accept any other suggestion. l
think, considering the expenses of the late
Legislature, our expenses have been quite
economical.
Mr.. Scanlan-The way to settle this dis
order is to retire outside and settle it at the
captains Office. There is no occasion for so
much discussion. What viii the Repub
hcan newspapers say about this tomorrow
morning2
Judge Hunt-O, ! hope that these mat
ters will be settled out of doors. They are
not worthy the convention.
Mr.. McCranie drew up his argument upon
the same line.
A delegate--If the delegates have not the
money we propose to settle their pro rata
for them.
A member, rapidly-I move that the sec
retary announce the result of the ballot
Let's stop this. We want to quit and go
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Another Supplementary Enforcement Act
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ANOTHER VETO MESSAGE
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Business Of Congress Yesterday
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THE METHODIST BOOK CONCERN
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