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lrot tue AntolnB0uSoR'I
What has been done in the matter OF
opening South Zane street, on the Island,
since your honorable body last September
ordered II done immediately When do
you expect 1t to be attended tor On ac'
count Of the road we formerly used being
washed away by the fseshet last week the
writer, after coaxing and begging, had TO
pay two prices TO have o load Toi coal
hauled to his residence through the corn.
fields, our only means Of transportation.
Now, what arc We 10 co when the corn
fields, our last resource, become impassa'
BILE after a thawI Will your honorable
body allow US TO devote portion ol ou;
taxation towards obtaining a mode oi
ingress 10 where our more favorable
brethren resldeT Any attention your
honorable body will give these inquiries
will please A SUFFERER
'DY THE cIRcuMLoouTIoN OFFICE y
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ST. LOUIS.
Chicago o. st. Louis Railroad Bridge
Finished.


ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24.-The great iron
bridge Of the Chicago s. St. Louis Rail-
road Company, crossing the Mississippi
river at Louisiana, Mo, was completed
yesterday. A train Of cars passed over 1t.
This bridge consists Of nine spans, rang.
ing from one hundred and sixty to two
hundred and sixty feet in width. The
draw, which Is 446 feet IN length Is the
longest In the world. The total length
OF the bridge Is Q52 feet, there are 5000
cubic yards mssonery, $4,000 cubic yards
rip rap, 250,000 cubic yards Of an earth
embsnkment, and It's supestructure Is
iron Of the best quality. The whole work
has been done In less than eight months,
1t having been commenced in July last.
A dyke half mile long Is being built
from the Illinois shore so as TO insure q
permanent channel through the draw. F.
B. BlGckston, President, John ]. Mitchell,
Vice President, and other officers oil the
railroad and bridge company engaged in
the work reached here TO day, and there
will be lorna! opening Tomorrow.
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BosToN, Dec. 24.-WooL-Firm; hold.
ers are Indifferent about selling; sales Of
extra and double extra Ohio and Penn
sylvania fleece at 54s55c; medium and
extra Michigan and Wisconsin 60a53c.
There Is but very little fleece oil any kind,
In good condition, 10 be had under 60c.
Superfne and extra pulled saleable at
40c; sales oi choice and fancy lots Of
eastern superfne and extra have been
from 55c 10 80c,
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Heavy Losses in wall stree, During
~ the 'Year..TWeed..G Genet.

Especial Dispatch to tho Cincinnati Timssl;
NEW York, Dec. 23.-Experlenced
operators pronounce this the most disas'
trous year known in tho history Of Wall
street. Every large speculator has lost.
Vanderbilrs losses arc estimated at from
five to six millions; Drew's, three to four;
Jay Gould's, ten; Horny N. Smith, four
Alden b. Stockwelrs, three; Rufus
Hatch's, two millions. The total losses
Of operators since January last are over
fifty millions.
4 rumor that Tweed had escaped caus'
ed much excitement, but was unfounded'
The Sheriff lis confident that Genet Is
still hiding here. The general belief Is
that he has gone to Canada, and that the
Deputies connived OF his escape, as every
thing seemed prepared.
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BALTIMORE, Dec. "a. - Flour-Quiet
and steady; western super "a 75s6 90; ex.
ira SO 50a7 90; family 81 25a8 rs. Wheat
Firm for choice; other grades dull and
heavy. Corn-Steady; mixed western nc.
Oats-scarce and wanted; western mixed
60a52c; white 53c. Rye-Firm; ssa95c.
Provisions-Quiet; bulk meats and bacon
steady. Lard-Nominal. Butter-Firm.
Coflee-srong. WhiskJ-Weak; 81 90.
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NEW YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-The Cubal
agents in this city state that orders havl
been received that no more rifles ar
needed by the Cuban forces as they
have captured more than sufficient to arm
all they can at present put into the field
The Virginius prisoners arc expected
on Friday and the Cuban residents arr
making every effort to supply their want
Immediately on their arrival.
A Manchester, N. a., dispatch says tha
seventeen subordinate Oranges have beer
organized 10 the State, and that repre-
sentatives from all took part in the organ
ization Of a Ssste Grange, yesterday.
The following facts have been ascer.
tanned in relation to the disappearance ol
Mr. Chisholm, of Chicago: On the after.
noon OF the 18th inst. gentleman arrived
at the Stevens House and registered as T,
Chisholm, Chicago, and was assigned 10
room 70. He did not turn up that night,
but no alarm was felt The next day he
was still absent, and In the afternoon his
room was entered and his baggage
searched, and o card oil Plankerton & Co.,
Broad street, wSs found among his effects.
That firm was communicated with and q
clerk named Webster called at the hotel
and paid the gentleman's bill. Detectives
were at once set In motion, and a most
active search has been kept up In q quiet
way ever since, but without gaining the
slightest clue 10 the gentleman's where
abouts. His brother arrived In town last
night, and had On interview with the De.
tectives. t..
Edison Bradley, OF the firm Of Edison
Bradley s. Co., Broadway, recently In
trouble, has disappeared from the view Of
his friends since Sunday. ae had with
him at the time Of departure q consider
able amount OF money.
The suspension Of Doland & Burrell,
glove dealers, Pearl street, was announced
yesterday. 1t was also announced that
tho millinery goods house OF VIM. Il.
Carpenter had suspended. The amount
involved Is believed TO be about $780, 900.
Gold closed at 1901. Fisk & Hatch
resumed.
STOCK RKCHANGR CLOSED. :
The Governing Committee on Stock
Exchange has decided TO close the Ex.
change from l o'clock to-day till Friday
morning, similar adjournment will take
place next week. Loan certificates ont.
$3,130,000.
STEAMER WYOMING.
A Key West dispatch says the steamer
left for Aspinnal last night to
bring 10 the former port the captured
steamer Gen. Sherman. .. q
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PROSPECTS, FOR IRON ORE.-We had
a call yesterday from DAVID NOR.
GAN, ESQ, of the Irondale Furnace, q
station on the Cleveland & Pittsburgh
railroad not far from Yellow Greek. Mr..
MORGAN Is an owner in two Of the lead
ing mines Of the Lake Superior iron re-
gion, viz: the Spur Mountain mine and
the celebrated Republic mine. He tells
US that the mining industries, like tho iron
interests generally, are very much de-
pressed, and that very little work is
going on this winter. Vast numbers
Of laborers have LEFT the country 10
escape the rigon Of a, hard winter and no
work. The supply therefore Of ore next
spring will not be what 1t was last spring.
The ore companies have felt the panic in
this way as well as in the fact that they
have been compelled to carry their Gus
toners among the furnacemen to an ex-
tent that they little expected few months
ago. In other words, they are saddled
with an unusual amount of paper and
therefore money is very scarce at the
mines.
Mr.. MORGAN does not, Of course, Ere
tend tc know certainly what the priceiot
ore will be for next season, but his con-
lecture Is that 1t will be about 50 per ton
for the leading specular ores. BE feels
hopeful that tho prospects for both iron
ana ore will improve after the first Of
January. Up to this time few or no con-
tracts have been made for 1874 deliveries
OF ore. They will probably not be made
until late In the winter. n 81 * q
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Dry Goods
Very slow trade movement to-day with
jobbers and manufacturers agents, but the
retail branches were exceptionally brisk.
The market for cotton goods quiet but
firm at unchanged quotations. Rolled
jaconets held at 9c in first honds. Corset
Jeans and Satteens selling ireelyby agents
and firm black grourd Prints active.
Dress goods, laces, embroidery, handker.
chiefs and white goods active.
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Toledo Market.

TOLEDO, Dec. "a. - Flour-Qulet and
unchanged. Whest-Steady; No. 2 whlto
Wabash 81 62; amber Michigan 81 90;
seller January 81 81; February 81 o5t;
No. / red 81 52s1 52ii No. . do. 81 46t.
Corn-Fair demand and firm; high
mixed 62c; January 6lsc; February 62tc;
March 04tc; low mixed Coo; new 5sa
5slc, Osts-Dull but unchanged. Dressed
bnga-EB 05,
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ATLANTA, GA, Dec. A-The United
States Senatorial Transportation Com
mit,ee met here to-day. Col. W. B.
Frobe made an argument in favor OF the
Atlantic s. Great Western Canal. Col.
McFadden OF the United States engineers,
made report ol tho survey oil the route.
The Committee will leave tomorrow for
Mobile.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-Cotton-Steady,
middling uplands 16c. Flour-Quiet and
unchanged. Rye-Dull Bsrley-Dull.
Corn-Dull and lower western mixed In
store sltc; af1oat 83c; inferior white 82c;
new western mixed s0a82c. Wheat
Scarcely 80 firm but unchanged. Oats
Dull and heavy; mixed western 5ss59c;
white western afoat 5sA6oc. Coffee
Quiet sugar-Qulet. Whisky-Dull
and lower CSC,
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THE Government Directors Of the
Union Pacific Railroad are ready with
their annual report to the Secretary Of the
Interior. 1t is said that their report Is
exceedingly favorable, and that they ex.
press the belief that the road, with reas'
enable good management can earn $12,.
100000 year. Estimating the operat-
ing expenses at 55 cents, they state that
this will pay the interest on the first
mortgage and Government subsidy bonds,
and leave $4,000 to be divided among
the stockholders. The Directors also ac-
accept the road as completed, which re-
quires that 8 per cent Of the net earnings
shall be set aside as sinking fund.
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VIZ learn for tho frat time through the
columns ol tho sleubenville Rs'Os that
there has long been rivalry between the
chicken fighting population Of Wheeling
and Of that city. The editor furnishes
The important information that steuben.
vile has heretofore been considered ahead
IN the matter, but that in the conflicts Of
Monday lAat the Wheeling chanticleers
Wontwo fights out Of three, which, for the
PRESENT at least transiers the lSurelS 10
the bipeda Of this city, u-s
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Allegheny Live stock Market.

EAST LIBERTY, Dec. 24.-CArTLE-Ar.
rivals 81 cars; best IS 50a6 90; medium
a. 70 to 8 90; common "a 90 to 4 90;
stockers $3 90 to 8 so; bulls % 90 10
325.
Hods-Arrivals II cars; best Philadel.
phia IS 40 to 8 65; Workers IS 90 TO 8 80.
SuERP-Arrivals 9 cars: best IS 90 10
8 25; medium $500 TO 4 25; common
SO 90 10 8 80.
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Tea servIee Plesented to an Edition.

DETROIT, Dec. 24.-Wm D. Quinby,
managing editor Of the Detroit Free
Pres, was this morning presented with
an elegant tea service, the gin Of the
employees IN the Job, press, and counting
rooms, and valuable Ivory gold headed
cane by the composilors In the news
room, and with two parian marble stat.
ues, "Apollo," and "ProserpinC,' by the
members OF the editorial staff.
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BALTIMORE.
johns HOPKINS DEAD.

. BALTIMORE, Dec. 24.-Johns Hop
kins, reputed the weslthiest citizen Of
Baltimore, died this morning, aged 10
In March last Mr.. Hopkins gave property
valued at "a 100000 to found a free hos.
pital for INDECENT sick, connected with
which is q training school for nurses. BE
also made provision for q home fol-
colored orphans, and set apart 5000
shares Of Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
stock, valued at 100000, to found a
university on his Clifton estate. Mr..
Hopkins was unmarried.
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We trust that all our readers will be
careful whs: they indulge In to-day, for
recent revelations In the WINE trade OF
London dispel the delusion that there is
sDy such thing as good old sherry"
Hamburg sherry proves, on analysis, to
be an n.atrocious compound Of neut:alized
scld wine, Elbe water, potato spirit Ca
pillaire, and chemical fayoring matters.
What have been supposed to be honest
brands, because they were imported direct
from Spain, are found to be about half
alcohol. Alcohol is added in Spain to
keep 1t during the voyage, more Is added
on Its arrival in England to iortiiy 1t the
caramel" used to color IL Is about hall
spirits, and the "dulce," or sweetening
matter, is one.third spirits. A large
quantity Of plaster.of Paris is the final ad'
dltIon. The brands thus doctored are the
better kinds oi sherry. As for the wine
that Is sold by the drink, 1t Is described as
spoisonous dram Of alcohol, sweetened
with sugar, and mixed with q flaVoriDg oil
some common Spanish or French wine.
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IT Is said that the plan for the James
River and KanAwhatC Canal, which Is TO
turn the commerce Of the Ohio Valley
into the Chesapeake Bay, includes q tun-
mel through the Alleghanies nearly eight
miles long, and large enough to contain Q
canal for the psssage-et sailing vessels.
Taking the work on the Hoosac and Mont
Gems tunnels as q basis, 1t would be q
low estimate to say that the cost Of this
tunnel, through mountain ot almost
solid rock, would be fifty million dollars.
And this is not probably one half the e1'
peuse Of this one work, for which Con-
gress is asked to appropriate money. One
hundred million dollars, and ten yeari
used In the construction, possibly might
furnish ship canal navigablo for small
boats but II would never pay the interest
on half It's cost.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
oYyIoE DAILY INrELLIsEHoER,
Wednesday, December 81.


A general improvement is noted in trade thiI
week. Coffee Is still active and advancing
Woolhas also advanced slightly. A better feel
ing exists in the Grain market. and Oats have
advanced 5 cents. Apples arc brIsker. and Po-
atoes have advanced as cents per barrel.
The following can be regarded as the ruling
quotations: s'....
APrIrs-Brisk at sae2 so per Dbl, according
to quality.
BUrrER-steady, wequotoprinO to choice at
&c.
BAKING PowDER-S563sc per pound.
BEoons-fancy, % Is, Is rs and s42s; plsin,
g 2532 rs.
cHEEsr-Pr!mo Ohio Factory Is quoted q,
ise; New York State, 16Jke.
CANNED GooDs-Steady. Ptaekts-3 n cans,
50 5oper dozen; D cans. g 30. TomGtoss-s D
cans, 81 30; Q D cans, S20 90. CNa-Win,low,
% 90; other sweet Corn, q rs; common Corn,
sass. AlsetllGneog strawberries, 81 60; Pine
apples, 81 75; Lima Beans, s. 90; string Beans,
e. 40; Peas, q 60.
RG9s-Dull At &c.
FnH-While aih 81 80; No. . maekerel, bar.
rels, SIS 90; No. 8 do.$Il oo No. 2, half barrels
$3.50; No. 8, do. large 81 90; No. 8, do. medium
So so.
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NEW YORK, Dec, 24-The story Is told
TO- day that Harry Genet the ring iugt;,
live, Il ON his way to RIO Jsneiro on board
Of a yacht provisioned and fitted for long
voyage last week. Ex-senator Noah Tay'
lor, Of Jersey City, Is also said to be or
hoard. a. .
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FOREIGN,
SPAIN.
HOSTILE INTENTION DENIED.


MADRID, Dec. A.-The Bpoca pub.
llshes the letter Of Gen. Sickles declaring
that early in the Virginius, case the ins
transigents Of Madrid proposed to make
. denomination hostile TO the United
States. The Epoed denies that there was
any such intention, and regrets that Gen.
Sickles took no pains TO contradict the
dispatch from tAmerica, reporting that
place.
EMBARKATToS OF SPANISH TROOPS.
BAYoNNE, Dec. A.-Ten steamers are
at Ban SebastiaHembarking Republican
troops under General Moriones, who can
not otherwise escape capture, being
hemmed In by 10000 Carllsts.
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baltimore CatiIe Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. A-CArrLE.-De.
mand slow; very best IS 75a6 90; that gen.
orally quoted frat quality 20 90; receipts
!, ,133; sales 774.
Hoos-Firm and fairly active; corn fed
74a7ic, stillers 6!a7c; receipts 10,960.
sHERP.-More active; 4ia5tc; receipts
1880.
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THE death OF JOINS HOPKINS, Of Balti.
more, yesterday Is matter worthy ol
note in connection with his magnificent
beouest Of 100000 to found a free
bospitsl for the INDECENT sick: We also
note with pleasure his bequest 10 the
coloredl peop,e. .fY
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A SPECIAL dated the 92d from Pitts.
bureh TO the Chicago Tribune says that
The prospects Tor trade are cheering, and
tbe SUPERIOR Rail Mills and q number o.
nlAss houses will resume alter the nIst ~ oi
1anuSry, giving employment 70 aooul
/ o0O now Idle Workmen All the cotton
u,illa have resumed. tf.-
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Telegraph operator Dead.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-George D. Phil.
lips, a telegraph operator employed in the
Western Union office here for the past
four yeara, died to-day of smallpox alter
brief illness. MIR. Phillips was well.
known by the telegraph fraternity
throughout the country.
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PATENT CONVENTION cALLRD.

u. II. Hacker, Assistant Commissioner
Of Patents, Hamilton A. Hill and VIM.
2. Blake, three members Of the perma-
nent committee appointed by the Inter.
national Patent Congress, have issued q
call for convention Of all persons inter.
ested In patent protection TO be held In
Washington January 10Th. TO discuss the
subject, and, II thought desirable, TO Or
ganize an United States Patent Associa.
lion
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sIb,oOO FIre.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. M-The residence oi
VIM. J. Gilberls, on Summit avenue be.
tween Park and ChAtan avenues, burned
tonight. About 5000 worth OF law.
books, slowed In the cellar, were also de.
stIoyed. Total loss $4,000. Insurance
$500.
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Plttsbureh EnveIoped in Fog,

prrrssuRau, Dec. 24-The city has
been enveloped in a dense fog. Up TO
noon the stores, workshops and business
houses were lighted up TO their full gas
poWer. In some parts Of the city It was
iound necessary TO light the A'reet lamps
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MnrheInr Arrea,eA.

HAzrEroS, Pa, Dec. 24.-Jno. Dough.
crty, aged 10 years, implicated In the
Story murder on the 18th inst. was or.
rested last night In the Harbigh mines.
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RRKD.-ou Wednesday eycaIng, December
a, ls7a, ELILABETI n, dAughtef ol Alon59 and
Amelia Reed, aged years months Ana 10 aAys'
Funeral from the residence Of tho parents on
Huron street, whsslng Illand, on Friday mora
ing, the 18Th Inst, N 10 o'clock
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market has better feeling. We

BAas-Dull ~ &c per pound
GINsENo-8oc.
DRIED APPLLs-3H cents per ID.
GRAN-Market brisker. RkEdt-Choice white
wheat, 81 409t 45; No. l red 81 35al 70. 0dEs-
scarcer, at i0c. Corn-Brisker At .6oc, Rye-753s0e
GRooERlEs-STlps- Common, 451s5c;' prime,
6oo65c; choice, 7o075c; fancy, SIC; New Orleans
molRsscs, prime old CSC; primo new roc.
Su9Grs- HArds, Crushed, Powdered and
GrAnulated, III Nc; Coffee, I0He; Coffee, lo1fe;
Extra @ Coffee i0kc; Commercial A sugar 10ke;
O Yellow 9Dtoc; stock OF Cubs and Porto III.
co exhausted. New Orleans Sugar, fair to fully
fair 96sxe; prime TO choice iO0i0Hc. Demarara
i0Xe. 3.
CoHtt-Good Rio asc; prime 10 choice do 800
Sic; old Yellow fancy sc; Java &c; best Roasted
Sc.
HEr-Duller; bAltd S37; loose s27.
SrRAw-Wheat Straw bIled, SiO4l2; oAt
Straw baled $i5.
NAus-iOd TO cod, q IS: Sd TO "a, q 80;
Cd to I'd, a 70; ID to Sd, IS 90; Sd, &675.
ons, L&o-LArd OIL, extra No. fall strained
TIC. Carbon OIL, jobbing lots l4e, no charge for
packages. Linseed Oil, 81 05. Turpentine Te.
PRoyBIoEs-Mess Pork-$i6 30 for new. Ba'
eon-HAms I2e; clear sides &c; shoulders 7Ke,
breakfast bacon lie; new bulk shoulders, 6<e.
Lard-In kegs Zoe; choice lcaElp uerces &c.
PorAToEs-In good demand at s. 20, per Dbl
81 200Si IS per bush.
RIcE-cholee Carolina, sKe; new crop PAtnA,
Sc; Rangoon, 7K0se.
SxUYF-TOc; do In boxes Of six dozen, % 90.
wooL-QuIet at 4S047c.
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The sheriff arrested another batch ol
gamblers today. Its currently reported
on the streets that Sheriff Ellis and Treas.
urer Kane Of Cheyenne county have been
arrested for being in collusion with the
gang OF swindlefs who have been operat.
ing so universally upon the Union Pacific
rAIlroad:
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Wheeling Family Market.

This market 10 active and prices 1ruer. Flour
has advanced l0c per sack, while buekwheAt has
declined TO &c per pound. Fresh veal is drmer
at IO6lsc per pound, and turkies arc sold At
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Ias.lSo MpiorItY.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Dec. A.-Complete
official returns make the majority for the
Constitution 1850
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-The President
has to-day received only two or three
members Of the Cabinet. The Executive
office will be closed until alter New
Years.
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A Key West dispatch says the steamer
Wyoming left for Aspinnal last night to
bring TO the former port the captured
steamer Gen. Sherman.
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City Solicitor Healy gives his opinion
that women cannot legally serve on the
Boston School Committee. Four women
were chosen to that position at the recent
elpntion.
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RMBARKATIoE OF spAEIsu TRoop
ITALY.


81, 5,UUO RRNT TO THE PopR.
RoME, Dec. A.-The Rector Of Amer.
lcan College has remitted to the Pope
25O OOo, contributed by citizens Of The
United States. 80