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DIED.

EORRI5-At the. residence OF her grand
mother, on Union avenue, on the evening OF
the LIST, PEARL, only child OF Alice and the
late Z r. Norris. oxford and Water Valley
papers please copy.l
The friends and acquaintance OF the fam
iIy are invited 20 attend the funeral, from the
residence, this SUNDAY morning, at nine
o'clock. Services at Elmwood Cemetery, at
ten O'Clock.
JOHNSTON Saturday morning, August Ist,
CHARLIE, infant son of Charles and Willie
Johnston, aged IL msnths and days.
Funeral this CSUNDAYl morning, at nine
O'Clock, from residence, 10. Y Linden street
Carriages at residence.
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ADDITIoNAL RIVER NEWS,


YIoKsnBURe., August l.-Westher warm and
clear. River falling slowly. Up:Mary Alice
and barges, Frank Paragoud, John F. TolIe,
Down; Paragon, H. c. Yaeger.
CINcINNATI, August l.-Rfver Is feet inch
es aad rising. Weather clear and cool No
arrivals or departures.
NEW ORLEANS, August l.-weather clear
and warm. Departed: Carrie V. Kountz. No
arrivals.
PITTsBURG, August l.-River feet inches
and falling. Weather clear and cool. No ar
rivals or departures except local packets
NASHVILLE, August l.-River rising SLOWLY
with feet inches on Harpeth shoals
No arrivals or departures except local pack
ets
LOUISVILLE, August l.-Riyer rising, with
feet inches In the canal and 8 feet 1ncnes
In the Indiana chute by the mark Weaiber
clear and pleasant. Arrived: United States
Cincinuati. No departures
EVANSVILLE, August l.-River has risen
Inch with feet by mark. Weather cloudv
with light rain. Mercury 10 to S4o Business
light. No boats up except local packets
-CAIRo, August l-Noon.-Weather clear and
warm. Arrived Mollie Moore, New Orleans
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITY.

The races at Saratoga yesterday were
postponed on account Of heavy rains.
II is reported in London that Charles
T. Beke, the African explorer, is dead.
Little Rock complains Of an extremely
warm day yesterday, with rain indica-
tions.
The fire reported in East st. Louis
early yesterday morning proved to be a
small affair.
In the northern provinces of Italy,
aud IN Sicily, brigandage is represented
10 be a. hOurishiDg as in the olden time.
A controversy is progressing between
Postmaster General Jewell aud Mr..
Hinckley, on the subject Of postOfiice-
cars.
A destructive fire occurred yesterday
in MUskegan, Michigan, the loss
amounting to over one hundred thou
sand dollars.
The French government is urged by
the Paris journal deS DeSbatS to recog-
uiZe Spain at once, rather than follow
in tue wake Of Prussia.
A letter from Italy received in New
York represents bad state Of affairs in
that country, and expresses il in three
wOrds-"chaos is king.n
Another big frm-M. Posenanski &
Brother-caved in in New York yester-
day. Liabilities probably five hundred
thousand, with assets less than half the
amount.
The damage done by the storm in
MOTavia far exceeds the earlier estimates.
Eleven villages and two towns were de-
vastated. The government sent troors
TO assist the inhabitants.
A London letter-writer states that the
feeling Of sympathy for Chicago In her
misfortunes, is most universal in Lon
den. and that if Chicago subscription
were started il would reach an enormous
sum.
Eighteen clerks and employees Of the
Philsdeluhia mint have been discharged
for the purpose of reducing the force.
n is rumored that a still further reduc-
ton OF the force will take place the pres
ent month.
ItaIyis national debt is represented to
he one billion 1--WE hundred million dol
lars. herexpenditures exceed her annual
revenue. and all OF her church property
h conf scated: her paper money Is worth
only seventy-seven per cent. OF IT'S lace
value.
At the July term Of the circuit court
of Hardeman county, this State, Robert
Bsskin was found "guilty Of murder in
fine first degree, without mitigating cir
cuusstanees.n He murdered John Mar
low near salisbury, in Hardeman cOun-
v. on the eighth day Of August, 1873,
OF the purpose Of robbery.
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THEATRICAL.
The Promise OF Coed Things TO Come
List Of Attractions for Next
EeaaOn-Efe.

Mr.. Tom Davy, who is now lessee
and manager Of our theater, and who by
his Iona experience in theatrical man.
agement and the confidence repOsed in
him by leading theatrical people, We re-
gard as the right man in the right
place, has arrived in the city to make
sll the preliminary arrangements for
what we hope will prove the most at
trsctive season we have ever had in
Memphis. Everything bids fair for it.
DAvy says he will open on Monday the
twenty-first Of September, and with
such bill and company as will prove
fitting Inauguration Of it. We have in
terviewed him in regard 70 his attractions
and company, and with the following
as a result, feel warranted in assuring
the readers Of the APPEAL that we are
10 have 8 glorious theatrical season.
Davy puts it in this sententioUs way
September 2lst, f. 7. Stetson's COM
binaton; one week.
September 2Sth Schuman's Transact
lantic combination.
October 10Th, Pope & Spalding's Olym-
pic Theater company and some "stars;"
one week.
october 18th, Horace Lingard and
company.
October 26th, John E. Owens's combi-
nation; one week.
November %, Edwin Adams's COM
pauy; two weeks.
November 10th, Fechter; one week.
November sd, Mafilton's European
combination; one week.
November 50th, Little Nell and COM
p9ny; one week.
December 21st, Wybert Reeve; one
week.
December 18th, Furbish's Fifth avenue
combination; one week.
January 4th, Pope & Spslding's Olym-
pic Thester company and some stars;
one week.
January 18th, Mrs. J. NJ. Lande's COM
biDstion; one week.
January 18th, Miss Sylvester and COM
psny; one week.
January 25th, Oates's comic opera
troupe; one week.
February lst, Madame Jahsnnauschek
and combination; one week.
February Sth, Lawrence Barrett COM
binatiOn; one week.
February 18th, Lotta and Barrett COM
psny; one week.
February 22d, Carol family and COM
pauy; one week.
March Ist, Mrs. d. P. Bowers and Bar |
rett's company; one week.
March 18th, Joseph Murphy and the |
Barrett company; one week.
March 22d, Charlotte Thompson and |
Barrett company; one week.
April Sd, J. X. Emmett, supported by |
local company.
The following is a full list Of BaTTett's /
company: Misses Alice Brooks, jose |
phiBe Craig, Phillips, Hudson, Rey- |
nolds; Messrs. Barr, Seymour, Lane, |
GnHa
Mayors, Edwards, Stevens, Willett.
The above company will remain here
until the third Of April, and it is proper 4
to say that perhaps Olive Logan Mrs. /
Writ Sykes who Is now in Paris, will ap- /
pear in three pieces adapted especially |
to her style as an actress. Mr.. Hand /
werker viii be leader Of the orchestra, I
and Mr.. Holland will be dOorkeeper, both 1
good appointments.
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NOTICE

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
Memphis, Tenn, August l, 1874.
FVHE stockholders OF each OF the following-
named corporationp who have not paia tne
taxes due the city for the 10th corporate year
QS73l on the assessment OF their shares OF
stock, are hereby required 70 pay the same on
OF before the 5th inst, or distress warrants VII
be Issued against hem after that date; ~
Memphis City Fire and General insurance
Company.
Peoples Insurance Company,
Carolina Life Insurance Company.
fernando Insurance Company.
Home Insurance Company.
Bluff City Insurance Company.
Phoenix Insurance Company.
washington Fire and Marine Insurance
Company.
Memphis Life and General Insurance Com
pany.
jackson Insurance Company.
Southern Life Insurance Company.
German National Bank.
Merchants National Bank.
First National BauG.
Union and Planters Bank.
Emmett Bank.
Manhattan Bank.
Mechanics and Traders Bank.
DeSotO Bank.
Memphis Gas Light Company.
Gayoso Gas Company.
Memphis City Railroad Company,
au2 City Tax ColleeloL.
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Memphis Building and Savings
Association.

TTNHE regular monthly meeting OF the Mem
phss Bufldfsx and savings Aaooeia-
ton will be held MONDAY EVEN ING
August Sd, at o'clock, at the office OF The
Manhattan Life Insurance Company, Nc. Al
Madison street. 1he members are requested
TO pay their dues during the day, 50 as not 10
delay the meeting In the evening. The hnes
will be positively and strictly enforced upon
ALL who 90 not pay promptly on the above
date. By order Of G. II. JUDAH, Prest.
s. STURM, Secretary, au2
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POLITICAL.
Colonel John q. Kerr Addressing the
Citizens Of RREhvIIIe-A Favorable
Impression.
Special to the Appeal

Special 10 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, August l.-Colo2el John
S. Kerr spoke tonight to large, attent-
i've and appreciative audience. He dis
cussed the situation in a mastery, states
maplike and eloquent manner, sud was
listened to with marked attention, and
made a favorable impression upon the
manila
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The Arkansas constitutional conven-
ton yesterday adopted the franchise ar
ticle of the new constitution. 1t pro-
vides that every male citizen of the Uni
ted States, or who has declared his
intention of becoming a citizen, twenty
years Of age, and who has been a resi-
dent of the State twelve months, of the
county six months, and of the precinct
one month, shall be qualified elector.
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PINCH CIVILRIGHTED.
The Attempt to Get up y Radical Meet
ing in the Gallant Old First Ward
Winters MuIvihfII & Co.'s
Performances.
The Speeches of the Gallant Leaders
Fail 10 Arouse she Enthusiasm of
the Pinch BOys-RepOrt Of
Proceedings.

The Radical pow-wOw in the first
ward last night was complete fizzle,
it was very poorly attended and por-
tion Of the crowd was carried there by
the bosses from other wards.
PAT MULvIHILL
arose and stated that the meeting would
be held over until Tuesday night, and
would come off on the bluff. He could
not hold in though, and launched out
against his cOuntryman, Reilly, who is
his opponent on the Bartlett ticket. 1t
seemed TO hurt Pat very much that
Reilly had received some pay for the
valuable services rendered to the county,
was able TO ride horse, and had got fat
while he was so poor tnat he could not
spend any money in the canvass. The
fact Of there being some money in the
Office was what troubled Mulvihill,
and he showed very plaiuly that he had
on hand very bad case OF sour grapes.
The remarks of the great orator were
loudly applauded by four or five who
stood at his feet, some Of whom we
knew did not live in the first ward.
But the speech of the evening was de-
livered by that renowned and eloquent
orator,
PAT WINTERS,
who, in reading a chapter or two from a
knOwnothing ritual, bobbed up and down
like jumping jack, and made gestures
that would have amused baby very
much. Hetold his cOuntTymen that the
Bartlett movement was gotten up by the
knownothings, and the Bartlett platform
was knownOthing concern. He told
them that when be was private on the
police force of this city, during the war,
the Confederate militia shot his country
men Off their drays, and that be resigned
from the force, and had TO live in cell
lar to keep from being shot by the militia
himself because he would not take part
in numbering them. He also told some
other very affecting stories Of how his
fellow-countrymen had been treated,
that would have made a crocodile weep
for pure sympathy; and the only thing
that astoDishes US is that dear Pat is left
to us to vote with the darkies on next
Thursday. He, too, was loudly applauded
by the same large crowd of four or five,
who nearly hallooed themselves hoaTse
in trying to getup some enthusiasm; but
the first ward boys wouldn't enthuse for
that crowd worth cent. He was fol-
lowed by the distinguished
GENENAL PATTERSON,
The candidate for trustee, who was the
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Sam; John Kyle, New Orleans, 10 am; City
OF Chester, Memphis, am; Cherokee, On
clnuati, am; Nashville. Memphis, am.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis, -......Night-
Arrived MinneOia, Memphis, pm. Depart
ed: Mollie Moore, st. Louis, 9 pm; Henry
Ames, New Orleans, 10 pm; John Kyle, St.
Louis, IL pm; city Of Chester, 81. Louis, 3
pm.
ST. LOUIS. August I.-River falling slowly.
Weather cloudy and showery. Business only
moderate.
Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, August 2, l a.ln.-FOr the
New England and Middle states, rising
barometer, gentle and fresh west 10 northwest
winds and clear or clearing and cooler
weather.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf states,
gentle and fresh southerly 10 westerly winds,
falling or stationary barometer, and partly
cloudy aud warm weather, with light local
rains IN the latter.
For Tennessee and the Ohio valley, rising
barometer, winds veering 10 HOrthWesterly,
with partly cloudy and cooler weather.
For the upper lake region and northwest
ward TO the Missouri valley, rising, followed
by falling barometer, winds gradually veer
ing TO easteTly and sOutherly, and generally
clear and cooler weather.
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H. G.. DENT, Chm b. a.
!. HAPPER, Chm {. {.
&. NJ. MErCALF,
3. BARINBS,
$. ]. CAMP,
MEMpHIs, July 81. ls7l

2hEMfDAo u4J o. Aoat=
To h. G. Dent, Chairman Board OF Aldermen /;
J. Happek, Chairman Common Council:
GENTLEAIEN-In reply to your COM
municatiOn OF the twenty-eighth in
stant, addressed to me as president OF
the Peoples protective union, asking
that 1 appoint three suitable persons to
take part in the examination into every
department of the city government, L
beg to say that accept your proposition,
and appoint on the part OF the assOcis-
ton / have the honor to represent, the
following named gentlemen: ]. L. Well
ford, chairman; Thorn. n. Johnson and
w. NJ. Brooks, as the committee to act
in concert with you in the investigation
to be had. You will find these gentle
men to be eminently quslified for this
high and important duty, and / trust
you will have them furnished with every
facility necessary to enable them TO
make this examination thorough and
complete by looking carefully into
every department Of the city govern
ment, making q report thereupOn, and
any suggestions that they may
deem wise and proper for more perfect
carrying on and conducting the affairs
Of our city. L have the honor to be,
yours respectfully,
E. NJ. APPERSON,
President Peoples Protective o niOn.F
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Captain Henry Miller, who was max
ing his first trip as brakeman on the
Evansville and Cincinnati railway yes
terday afternoon, fell under the train at
Kings station, having both legs terri
bly, mangled, from which he died in s.n
hour sfterward. He was the son and
brother of prominent merchants in
Evansville, and leaves wife and three
children.
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MASONIC NOTICE.

VNHE stated communication OF Ange- .
I roma Lodge No. 1858, will be held to w
morrow CMONDAY)'evening, August Sd ~
at S o'clock, for dispatch of business.
All NJ. NJ. 5 fraternally invited.
BY order. JOHN GORDON, W. NJ.
b, RICHMOND. Eecretary. au2
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DISSOLUTION.

E5- The drn Of John Gillespie Brother was
dissolved on the 9ith day OF July, 1874, by the
death OF MAURICE GILLESPIE. The busi-
ness will be continued by
JOHN GILLESPIE,
who assumes all the liabilities, and is alone
authorized 20 settle any claims due to the late
arm. John GILLESPIE.
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CLARKSVILLE
FEMALE ACADEMY
CLARRsFILLE, TENN.

TVHE NEXT SESSION BEGINS AUGUST
L 3lsT. A full corps of experienced teach
ers, every department well furnished, ample
grounds, excellent boarding arrangement
and thorough training, give Us many advaut-
sgeS. Clarksvtlle Is remarkable for its health.
To one OF the trustees Bishop NcIyelVe
wrote: Bro. Wright takes % teaching coz
dHH0re; he pUrsues 10 cOusclentiOusiy1 anu
what is done, is wei done"
In the Clarksviils District Confer enc-'
BishOp Paine said: " have known Bro Y. 1--
Wright for several years, and most e3sult.5ig ~
Academy on securing him. as IT. = 80 -
believing that his education, aptill1e ~ III
mart Instruction, and his admin istr't-lse G
bscft- Combined with gsntlenes' OF mannet
aud purity OF character emtnentLy Al nm io-
that delicate and responsible ol1Ss'
Board ana Tuition, per year. S-'--
o,,1 S,,lU i0i j, NJ. WRIGHT, President.
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MUNICIPAL REFORM.
Important Correspondence en- the Sub
jsct OF OVerhnuIing every De-
partRent ln the City
Government.

The following correspondence will be
interesting to the public. The general
council, some days ago, passed a joint
resolution under which joint commit
tee has been appointed to investigate
every department OF the city govern
ment, with the view OF making such re-
forms as may be practical. Before en-
teriDg upon their duties, they addressed
the Protective union, asking its co-ope-
ration, as the subjoined resolution and
correspondence will more fully explain.
The committee has commenced its work,
and will endeayor to make it thorough,
looking to economy and efficiency as the
objects to be reached.
RESOLUTIONS OF GENERAL COUNCIL.
BY Councilman Happek:
ReSOlUed, That a special committee of
three from the common council and
- from the board of aldermen be
appointed to investigate every depart
ment of the city government, and to
recommend, from time to time, any re-
form deemed necessary. The committee
to have full access to all books and pa
pers, end every officer shall aid and give
all the information in his department,
whenever SO desired.
MEMPHIS, July ., 1874.
Mr.. f. NJ. Apperson, President Peoples Pro-
tecuVe Union:
DEAR SIR-At a meeting of the joint
committee, appointed by the general
council for the purpose Of examining into
every department of the city govern
ment, it was agreed that it would he
proper aud desirable that your assOeiA-
tiOn, whose objects are the public welfare
and proper administration of cur local
government, county aud municipal,
should participate in the Investigations
inaugurated. We therefore invite your
association to select three suitable aud
efficient members Of your body for that
purpose. We will be pleased to extend
them all possible facilities whereby they
may be enabled to assist us, and to inform
you as to the matters to be inquired Of
1t j. proper to say that this investigation
ordered 10y the general council does not
signify, as we understand it, misman-
agement upon the part OF those whose
official acts and records we are called
upon to investigate, but that the public
have the right by fair and impartial
examination to be fully informed as TO
the management and condition of the
affairs of the city. In this public spirit
we enter upon our duties, and in the
same spirit we invite your committee to
cooperate with US without conpenss-
ton, save that of knowing that they
have labored for the public welfare.
Very respectfully,
H. G. DENT, Chm B.A.
/. HAPPEh, Chm Z. c.
&. NJ. MErCALF,
y. BARiNBS
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surprised and oveIJoyed ct the splerals.-
force that debarkt q from the lfsln, a..
suring ps that our presence was 3 guai-
antee to them Of peace and safety. Cap-
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confess it when tne avowai costs him so
much, as this did Filton, that he shows
there is some good in him.
pnr.orinr- R,li L. nnk niltOn ON Vnnd
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szlllEzslllsssz zz,a
TIE FAMILY SAFEGUARD OIL,
4 Positive Protection from Explosion.
Safest. Cheapest, and Hest Light Known.

Elaine is absolutely safe 10 use.
Elaine gives the perfection of light.
The wick never needs trimming.
The chimneys seldom need washing
Elaine is as clear as spring water.
Elaine has a sweet ard pleasant OdOr.
Combines safety, cleanliness and economy.
In the thousands of families who use IL, not
one accident has occurred.
Elaine can be advantSgeOusly used In any
carbon, coal oil, or kerosene lamp.
Benzine and Parafne, which cause Petro-
leum TO be explosive, have been carefully ex-
tracted.
Put up in barrels, 11z-barrels, 1, and gallon
cans. For sale by
N. WEETER q co.
f3 and 10 Monroe street.
Rg- Liberal discount 10 the trade. aug2
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.Repubiicsn State convention among
re-olufions reported this morning by the
committee on resolutions was the fol-
lowing: "Fifth, That duty aud sound
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and wiiAieave on the Inreuen express
this morning for the east. She favored
the Matteson house with her patronage,
and Was located In nlnssant rom li16 p
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Old Folks oF Shelby County.

ID OCULAR monthly meeting Ia the school
II Board Rooms, Odd-FeIlOWs Building, on
1UESD AY, 9Th inst, at O'Clock pm. Report
of Barbecus Committee viii be acted upon.
Full attendance requested.
By order OF the President.
au2 / = PKESCOT-T Rec Gaciv
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S0UTHERN Hoop.

- \ = = ~ -
shIrt and Corset Man
ufactOry. SS3 Main 81.
Skirts and Bustles sdap-
ted TO the present style OF
dress The price OF my
real French and Custom
made COrsets has been
reduced. and l invite
purchasers TO select from
my yimmense assortment,
which comprises long,
short, embroidered and
plain Corsets, and every
thing connected with
COrsets. Louis LANCE
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panies TO the government imposed by
the act Of July l, 1862. II the demand
is not complied with within sixty days
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KNIGHTS OF INNISFAIL.

ID OCULAR meeting tomorrow (MONDAN)
II night, August Sd, at ~ o'clock sharp.
Important business.
JAMES ]. SULLIVAN, President.
+. Z. MUKPHY. Secretary. au2
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- rl1il ll1sil tift - Z Co. are za5-
iSeI.ls q Nv YORK; a znes Coll. Hridget on
Hliza1etb Coll and IA garet eli, are resi-
aeuls ~ Massachusetts,. anlEthet they are All
MS Of the STATE % rennessee.
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Attention, CIeburne Guards. !

Attention, CleburHe Guards. !
A LII members OF this company are ordered
n to report at their parade ground, on Sec
ond street. between Market aud Winchester
on MONDAY, Aug. Sd, At 5 O'Clock pm, sharp.
By order taos. W. DOYLE, Captain.
i. D. FOLEY, O. y. au2
NOTICE.-D.strict Of West TennesSee-Iu
~ oankruptcy-sS: Tee undersigned hereby
lives notice OF his appointment as assignee OF
7. ; Jukes, In the city OF Memphis, county Of
Shelby aud state OF Tennessee, who has been
adjudged bankrupt on creditors petition,
BY the District Court Of said District
THOS. l.. RISK, Assignee.
Memphis, July %, 1873. a12 mo
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f. NJ. APPERSON,
President Peoples Protective o nion.'
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Court OF
Hutch
Admin
worn @
Thomas
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treet The
3OHce
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The Radical pow-wow in the first
ward last night was a complete fizzle,
it was very poorly attended and por-
tion of the crowd was carried there by
the bosses from other wards.
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MT. Moulton has not yet returned IA
Brooklyn, although all Interested ex.
press themselves as anxious that he
should tell all he knows.
General Tracey, counsel for Beecber
Is before thu Plymouth church invest.
eating committee. 1t is stated to-dav
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GENENAL PATTERSON
the candidate for trustee, who was the