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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02
Nashville Bellies In Murfreesboro.

The Murfreesboro Monitor has this to
say of two Of Nashville's most bewitchlng
bellies Low sCjoUrning in that city:
On last Thursday evening one Oh The
gayest crowds of merry makers assembled
at the residence Of Msj. L. NJ. Nancy S
ever known in the festive annals OF Muir
freesboro. There was good b2ud OF mu-
sicisns in attendance Snd almost the WAole
of the crowd participated in the dance, and
what, with the lively pit-s-pat OF dancing
feet, the sound of ripping laughter and the
busy hum Of conversation, the gleeful hours
passed pleasantly away. There was ga
laxy of beauty present on this occasion
more easily admired than described, and
amid that brilliant throng Of Old RutheF-
fords beauty, there were two brlght-eyeo
maidens from the Rock City who were the
centre of attraction Of many hearts, the CT
nosure of all eyes. The radiant beauty,
witching grace end debOndir manner OF MISS
H. G., threw spell upon many hearts that
will never be obliterated, and many love-
sick swain was forced then and there to say
unto himself:
6Into nv heart silent look
Flashed from the careless eyes,
And what before was shadow, took
The light of summer Skies
The first born love was in that look,
| The Venus rose from out the deep
Ofthose inspiring eyes,"
The many attractions Of Miss l.. NJ
were universally admired, and many youth
| full Adonises fell victims to her charms, anC
we are certain many poor fellow whls
pered:
| 81 love thee, and feel
| That on the fountain of my heart seal
Is set, to keep its waters pure and bright
| For thee"
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PUNs FOR THE TIMES.

The "Girl Of the Period" equipped with
broad leather belt and club-hsndle parasol
attached, is suspected Of copying the po-
licemen's uniform on account of the"taking
way" they have.
It is to be hoped there viii be new deal
with the Modocs, and Jack upturned at
the first cut.
"Whas shall do for my dyspepsia, dec
tor9" "Diet." "Dye i'll Why, man, would
you have me treat disease as if it were 3
prematurely gray head?" "That depends
upon whether you desire to get ahead of
the disease" said the doctor.
Umbrellas have gone up more than any
other class Of goods this spring.
The palm Is said to be very handy tree.
Spicer says the only time he felt Ike q
real estate owner was whom be had the
neuralgia, and then he had over a dozen
achers in his mouth.
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THE COURTS.

FEDERAL CoURT.-W. D. Pritchsrd VS.
]. T. Exum, portion of testimony heard.
SPECIAL SUPREME CoURT.-Ihe fot
lowing opinions were rendered:
By Judge Bailey-Lester vs.. Lester, de-
cree affirmed.
Riva 81 Pandolfina VS.. Thompson, decree
affirmed.
Scott vs.. Lincoln, decree affirmed.
By Judge Nieholson-Oden, eZ'r. VS.
Bankhead, decree affirmed.
We are requested to give notice that ow.
ing to the Davidson docket having occupied
more time than was expected, the docket Of
the 18th Circuit, composed of the counties OF
Rutherford, Cannon, Bedford, Wilson and
Trousdale will not be taken up until next
Monday week instead of Mondsy next as
heretofore announced.
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Personal.

w. Bryce Thompson, representative from
Tennessee to the Supreme Lodge, knights
of Pythi2s, which recently convened in
Richmond, Va, returned to the city yester-
day, looking all the better for the trip. Dur
ing his absence he also visited his father
and mother in Baltimore, who desired to re
remembered to their old Nashville friends
We had the pleasure Ct visit last eye
ming from Mr.. g. II. Wells, of the firm oil
Steele & Wells, Evansville, Ind, who visits
this city to place on exhibition at our Expo
sidon several articles of manufacture. We
extend to him 8 cordial'welcome.
Hon. n. Smithson is registered at the st
Cloud. -
Hon. r. K. Butler, member Of Congress-
from the First Congressional district, is il
the city.
Maj. NJ. L. Mason. New York; j. G.
Turner, Waverly; Hon. James Mullins
Shelbyville; Hon. James Hamilton, Lebsn
on; Col. Neil Warner, Lexington, KY.
James Cummings, Mo-; j; j. Slower aDC
W. r. hatcher, Houston, Texas; P. P
Water, Kentucky: Mi. Z. Malone and s
G. Mason, Pulaski, Tenn; Col c. NJ
Brooks, Murffeesboro, Tenn; j. z. Boss
Salisbury, n. c.; J. G. BinfOrd, Murfrees
boro, Tenn; w. F. Richards and Clarl
Arnold, of Kentucky, were among the ar
rivals at the Battle III Juse yesterday.
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RESIGNATION OF COMPTROLLER
81 HOBBS.


Comptroller Hobbs yesterday sent in his
resignation to the Governor, accompanied
with letter explaining his reasons for re-
signing the position. We give as follows
the correspondence between Maj. Hobbs
and the Governor: N
NASHVILLE, May /, 1S73.-l1is Excel
lency John G.. Brown, Governor OF the
State of Tennessee: Owing to nv conti-
naed feeble health, hereby tender you my
resignation as Comptroller OF the Treasury
of the State. In taking my leave OF the
responsible trust reposed In me by the Cen
eral Assembly, do so With much reluc-
lance, and nothing but the fear OF entirely
sacrificing my heath could induce me TO
relinuuish one of the most honorable as
well as the most lucrative positions in the
State, and to that honorable body who paid
me the highest compliment OF my life, l
again tender my profoundest thanks, and
ana only sorry. that l am utterly at loss to
employ language to express to them a
sense Of my gratitude
Allow me, sir, to return 10 you and the
officials Of the Capitol, with whom have
been so pleasantly associated, many thanks
for the very kind manner in which you
have manifested willingness to aid me
in the onerous discharge Of the duties of my
Office. sl
Permit me sir, to earnestly request you
before YOU accept my resignation to give my
administration a careful nd thorough inves-
tigation. If have discharged my duty faith
fully, honestly and impartialy, then have
only done my duty, and if L have not, the
public should know it. w. w. HOBBS,
Comptroller of.the Treasury.
Hon. w. w. HoBBs-Dear Sir: The
resignati n ol your Office of Comptroller
| (of which you gave me notice more than a
week ago). was received this morning. An
examination of your Office having proven
entirely satisfactory, and believing as do
| that YOUR accounts are correct, and in strict
accordance with the duties imposed on you
by law, accept your resignation.
| But in doing so / beg 10 assure you Of
nv high personal regard, and my regret at
| the severance of relations that have been
! so pleasant and harmonious.
| / hope you may find in your retirement
a speedy restoration to'health, and the fu.
ture msy be long life of usefulness and
happiness.
Very truly,
JOHN G. BROWN, Governor.
We learn that Maj. Hobbs informed the
Governor last week that he could not retain
the Office longer than the end of the month
and that he would certainly tender his res
ignation on the lst Of the present month
Of this, Col. Burch was informed by tht
Governor with the assurance that upon the
resignation of Maj. Hobbs the appointment
would be rendered to him. Yesterday
after the resignation of the late incumbent
Col. Burch WAS indicted into Office.
In our visits to the Capitol in search
items of news we have found Maj. Hobbs
attentive and obliging, and we are quit
sure that be leaves the city with the thank
and esteem of the reportorial corps OF tn,
city well as of the citizens who baC
the pleasure of forming his acquaintance
Ofbis successor it is unnecessary for US +
speak.
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THERE was great animation in Rale gh,
North Carolina, recently. Says a local pa.
per:
aDopaiderable excitement was created
Yesterday morning by 2 whisper, which
soon acquired the Importance OF roar,
that an immense amount OF money had
been discovered beneath the remains OF the
old Catholic church in rear Of the Var
brough House, now in course OF demoh
tion."
IL proged true. ThiIty-fve hundred
dollars, one halt in Confederate notes, bnt
the remainder in old bank bilis, gold and
silver together with gold and silver
watch, were found wrapped in Raleigh
paper of 1865, and are supposed to be the
abandoned plumber Of one OF Sherman's
bummerS,
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PubIic improvements.

We hail with feelings of deepest satisfae-
ton and profoundest joy, the laying down
of a crossing on Cherry street directly IN
feont-of the. Maxwell. There is at all
hours of the day such an immense rush
from all quarters to the counting and edi-
torial rooms of this paper, by people desir-
Gus of procuring the latest news and most
reliable information relative to passing
events, that it was an absolute necessity
that additional facilities for crossing
Cherry street near this Office be provided,
and the crossing laid down yesterday, fills
he bill exactly. Thanks, Mr.. Street Over
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I.ntes, from the seat Of War.

Yesterday dispatch was received from
Pulaski by ssThe Phitin Editurp of the Cit
izen, who was in this city, asking informa-
ton as to the situation. He promptly an
swered: 81 hold the lava beds against all
the police. One quart of best Stark q Hill
lard still on hand" This seemed to give
entire satisfaction to the inquiriDg friend,
for nothing more was heard up to the hour
of going to press. s I'D
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02

A COUPLE of male robins, attended by
what appear to be their respective female
companions, have made the lawn Of sub
urban residence in Hartford g "lsce of daily
resort for week past, where the ne birds
have a regular daily battle. They fight as
fercely as game-cocks, dropping their wings
and coming together on the grass with 3
fury that tears out quantities of feathers.
Meeting in the shock, they rise together four
or five feet from the ground, the torn feath-
ers flying briskly. This battle, daily renewed,
has Deen going on for week, and is still
undecided. Whether it arises from jeal-
ousy or rival claims to the earth-worms il
that particular lawn, cannot be ascertained.
The females look on demurely, and with
seeming indifference,
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Recovering.

1t will be remembered by some of our
readers that II. w. Gray, son.of DIR. j.
w. Gray, Of TrouSdale county, was acct
dentally shot by felIow-student st the
University of East Tennessee, On the 9th
of February last, and at one time was In
very.precarious con- ition. The young man.
we are glad to say. is in fair way OF re-
covery, aud, in company with his ialner,
left fer home on the steamer EdyVlLle last
evening.
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them; Starkey hit Davis on the head twice
in quick succession.
The counsel for The defense declined
calling any more of his witnesses, choosing
to rest the case on the evidence already Of
fered.
The court was then addressed by the re-
spective counsel, and at the conclusion OF
the argument, imposed fine of $40 upon
Davis.
Complaint has been lodged before the
Police Commissioners against Officer
Starkey, and meeting of the Board will b
had at 10 O'Clock this morning.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02

We stated in the UNION AND AMERICAN
Of Yesterday that $4,000 in Bank of Ten
nessee notes had been Cancelled by the'State
officers. In addition to the amount men
toned, there were $4,000 more that went
Cancelled being sl0O I02 90. 1fiGifA sfa'
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02

CRIMINALS OF the higher class in Japan
are allowed the privilege Of committing sui
eide, to save them from the indignity of a
public execution. A case of this kind has
recently occurred. -Four years ago Honda
Jugoi, the Minister of Daimio Ksshiu, was
murdered by five men. Two Of them was
punished by death, but the others were on
IL imprisoned for time, because 1t was not
they who projected the scheme. After two
years, however, twelve men of the subjects
of Honda bound themselves together by q
vow to revenge their master, and killed the
three men. As soon as the murder was
fulfilled they appealed TO the government,
and asked for a proper punishment. In
the eleventh month of last year they were
were sentenced to commit suicide.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1873-05-02

In. Baur and John F. Hauser, OF Glun-
DIV county, and Robert BOles, Of Greene
county, have received their commissions As
Magistrates.
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

tennessee and Pacific Railroad.
No. Leaves Lebanon ct. ..T:20A.K.
Arrives st Nashville at..9;30 A. NJ
Leaves Nashville at. 400 P. X
Arrives at Lebanon at. .6:1O Pm
Prices Stage leave Lebanon az $50 CLOCK Az.
ON TUESDAYS, Thursdays and Saturdays. Arrive
At Lebanon at O'Clock P. N. on Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays.
Nashville, Chattanooga. MemPh1s anu
st. Louis Railway.
Leaves sS n s Sna ESQ r.
Memphis and st. Louis -
60 arrives. $50 A. n. ana 4:4o p n
Nhelbyyille train leaves. .3:S0 Pm
50 strives $50 An
The 500 P. =. snd5COA A. n. trains ran daily
H.ouisvtIIe and Nashville and Great
u southern Railroad.
rasvs STATEN on North College street at 500
AZ daily and 200 P. NJ, Daily except Sunday
Arrives at 4S5 A n anC oI Son A. nny Do,pt
hatveen Eashville snd Gsllstin, except Edge-
neld Junction.
E7aIIatiu Accomm Odat1On, Daily.
I,esves Nashville. 1910 r Il
louisville and Nashville and Great
aauthe-u Railroad. ..-NashVtlle and
Decatur Division.
IesveL. & n. Depot, North College street,
Doing South-5:20 AN; $50 N.
a
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
vile and Nashville Depot North College street
PASSENGERS car take trains at Louisville ana
Nashville Depot OF Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot. ,.... ON ,
0oIITNBIA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S:lO 2
NJ arrives Gas A NJ, from L. 8 n. Depot, North
College street.
a.. Iouts and Southeastern Railway.
Morning Express train leaves Nashville 500 AN
Night Express daily 5;U "A
Fxpress trains arrive at Nashville at $40 Az
P. N.
Huntsville and Cincinnati Short L1ne
Railroad.
Trains lesys AndarTiVe at Louisville Asionows'
LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Southern Z ast Line, except
bunQsy...s.ss..sss.ss. o-oO A. - 80 = =
n York Express, daily. 800 p n iZ'oo q Il
Kew York Night Express, - -.,-
dRilY........ .......-..s. II'VO e r. vi" n -
Lexington hsn, except ,,.oo
SundAy......s...s.'-rss GU n A' A"" az -
Lexington Expressp ezoeg Con
Sunday. % q Wv Re -
Lagrange Accommodate
except Sunday......... o'Uo FIX e'Vo A. -
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Homicide at the 81. Bernard Coal
FAC Mines
AI.o,,isuile disnaich

A Louisville, dispatch says: Last Sstur-
day night al Darlington, Hopkins county, a
miner named Holland in the employ of the
st. Bernard Coal Company was stamped to
death by John Reader with whom he had a
fend. he was terribly mangled and his
skull crushed, evidently by boot he Ell.
Reader was arrested.
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Letter Carriers, Report.

The report of the letter carriers Tor
the month of April is as follows: 100
Number of letters delivered. ...... w, io9
paners "a, 400
letters collected. ...... .44,O0S
papers ........ Z,42i
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, d. c., May I, 1875.

WASHINGTON, d. c., May I, 1875.
PrObdbititSes.-FOr the northwest and
upper lakes, and lower Missouri and lower
Ohio valley, northeast and southeast winds,
rain and threatening weather, partly clear
ing by tomorrow; lower temperature for
Tennessee and Gulf and South Atlantic
States, occasional rain, southeast and sOuta-
west winds, partly cloudy and clearing
weather; for lower lakes and middle States
falling barometer, southeast and northeast
winds, threatening weather and rain; foF
Canada and New England increasing cloud,
mess, followed by rain.
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Trunks, Valises, Satehels.-Wm.
Dunstead, 81 North College street, has all
qualities Of ladies' Travelling Trunks and
gentlemen's solid Sole Leather Trunks.
Ladies' and Gents Satchels in great variety,
and is selling at low prices for cash.
ap8 II
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LAST week, Hartford schoolboy, who
had fallen asleep at his desk, suddenly
jumped to his feet, and shouting "Look out
there, Pm going to the Gre," started on
run and brought up against the blackboard
with sufficient force to awake and astonish
him.
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Blank Z. } indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency TO fan; plus CD ten
Within the past twenty-four hours the
river at this point has risen upwards OF
thirteen feet, and was still rising rapidly
last evening. Weather alternating between
cloud and sunshine, and cool aud cloudy at
dark.
The Frank P. Graesy arrived from tho
Ohio river with cargo consisting OF 6,O3J
bags corn.
The Aid arrived from the Shoals. l
The EddyviIli departed for the Upper
Cumberland. r-aa
The FrankP. Grzcey, Capt. Wiley Sims
departs for Cairo this morning at 10 O'Clock.
James Gennett is the affable clerk.
The Ada Holman departs for Cairo this
evening at O'Clock, Capt. Bateman in COM
mand and John Massengale in the Office.
We hear 1t stated that the John s. Brans-
ford has made $4,000 clear profits this
season in the Upper Cumberland trade. q
DR.. Thos. j. Griffiths, Surgeon in Charge
of the U. S. Marine Hospital at Louisville,
reports the following as the condition Of
the Hospital under his charge during the
month Of April, 1873:
No. patients remaining the last day OF March, M
admitted during the month April, 6S
treated during month 80
discharged" 50
remaining ON last day of Sc So
No; outdoor marine patients treated during
the month. ................s......... 10
Number OF private patients treated during
the month";. ................-.......s..
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Benz. w. Jenkins, Of raylorsyile, John
son county, has been elected County gu
parintendent of schools for that county
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The United States Internal Rev anue ON
Ger did lively business yesterday, the
sum of So, 1853. SO being the receipts OF that
officer ..H-
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We OLDEN TINE.

"Treating to the drinks on every coca
sion of purchasing new saddle or article
of dress, ETC., was once a custom, and
certificate of its performance was given.
Thus:
ANDovER, April 10, 1750.
This may Certify All Home 1t may Con
Germ, That Mr.. Benjamin Berry Hath PAD
Sufficient Beaveridge For A New Red
Plush Saddle and lite Colard Housen To
The Full Satisfaction of The Subscribers
Hereof. HENRY abbot,
/ - HENRY ABBOT, Jr.
ANDovER, March the 10 day 1856.
This may Certify All Home it may Con-
Germ that Benjamin Berry iunr Hath Paid
sufficient Beaveridge for new blue sarge
Coot with blew morehare buttens with A
red lining to the full satisfaction OF the sub
scribers hereof. MARY ROBINSON.
BENJA. BERRY.
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Tobacco Dealers.

One hundred dealers 10 tobacco took out
their licenses st the United States lnIerhSI
Revenue office yesterday.
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CITY NOTICES.

Ice! Ieei Ice!-Having completed my
arrangements for a full supply of Northern
Lake and Tennessee Ice, can furnish
families with any quantity delivered from
wagons at their door. Also, parties order
ing from the country can have their orders
filed promptly and well packed a. the low
est market price. G. II. Ryman, Depot and
Packing House, corner. Bank and Printers
alley. my1 I'm
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There will be meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Tennessee Coal and Rail-
road Company on Monday, the 9Th Of May
next, at No. II North Cherry street.
apo eodtd j. G. WARNER, Sec'y.
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Our 81 Kid Gloves are warranted. Ho-
gan Bros, Union street. ap3O At
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The Merchants Exchange Restaurant
is the neatest and best place in the city for
persons visiting the Exposition to get their
meals. Everything kept the market affords.
Accommodating walters and clerks. Open
day and night. Phil 81. Wills, Proprietor
my2 1W
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CITY NoTICEs.

Show Cards for every business made
to order for the Exposition at Singleton q
Co.'s, 80 Cherry street. II
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Union And AMERICAN JOB OFFICE

EeaUe orders 6sI the Business
Office, or address J.TO. run
DIE, superintendent, aChO
sciEI call GA yOW and take
gOEr orders.
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STEAMBOATS,.
Fer Cairo.
-

TINE fine and new Steamer
FRANK p, GRACEY, -
Wiley Sims, Master, James Genette, Clerk,
9in leave as above on FRIDAY, May 2, at ID
O'Clock a. m.
For freight or passage apply on board. lt
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KATE FIELD says that society firts with
religion precisely as it flirts with the opera.
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For Cairo, Memphis, and New
Orleans.

THE Fine Passenger 0nM1
Il Steamer u
ADA HEILMAN, ..s.-sis.
,JnO. L. Bateman, Master, JnO- f. MAssSs.ssists
uoints .vn FRIDAY. "a INST, at 4 O'Clock p n
For freight or passage apply on oosI y SON
H. ARTHUR s. co. or HAkkisVN 3yI "A
Agents
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RIVER NEWS.

Stage D Rivsrs, Nay I, 1s7S-HsigAt Of IOatsF
above LoD water marx at 300 p. n.
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COMMERCIAL
taeqsodO sd5 sVnszis sl II
PRINTING,

Embracing BILL HEADS,
LETTER HEADS, .TOTE
HEADS, .dCCOU.TT SALES,
MONTHLY ST.aTE.MENTS,
SHIPPIH-G RECEIPTS,
CIRCULARS, E.ErV'ELOPES,
CARDS, BILLS OF Lid
EFG, CHECKS, DRAFTS,
CERTIFICATES Of STOCK,
.H,OTES, DODGERS, ETC., ETC.,
erecaCted promptly at the
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STATE OF THE wEATHEE.

81 a, Of O6seT5atlon, at 3.6e o'sIoek p. Il
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THE EXPOSITION.

Progress of the Preparations-Ap"
pearance Of the Buildtng-senti-
mental RefiectiOns-OPenin Scenes
-The Crowd Last Night-Prayer by
Bishop McTyeire-Gen: Bates Ao'
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Blank - indicates no report; cipher (O) sta
tionary; minus q tendency TO fan; plus Cd ten
dency TO rise. W. s. KAUFMAN, Observer.