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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21
THE REPTILE FUND.
ONE or BISMARCK PHRASES.


: The death Of the elector Of Hesse-C Case
which took place on the 9Th OF January,
said to have caused much grief to those Gel
man and foreign journalists who have bee
profitng by what, not unjustly, is now know,
everywhere as the Reptile Fund " Rer
tile Fund" like so many picturesque AM
suggestive expressions current in GERMANY
and, indeed all over Europe, may be regard
"a as the invention Cf Prince Bismarck
though tie persons whom Prince Bisrnarc1
sfi5lnatized il celebrated speech a. "rep
tiles were Lot tie proprie'ors Of subven
toned newspapers, nor indeed journalists 0
any kind IN the government pay.
When Hanover and iIesse-Ctssal were in
fcorporatcd with Prussia the Pflssian Parlia
ment voted indamnties, or rather pecuniary
| compensation, to the diSpOs5essed sovercins.
| He King Of Hanover was to receive IG coo.
! CSC, the e!ectOr Of les5eC 4ssel 10 O0O, O0D Il
tha'ars. But the money was not to be paid
until aflcr the expiration Of certain time.
aud meanwhile, the monarchs, relieved Of
their ordinary inherited occupations, behaved
IN such an anti Pruosan spirit and pursued
| so consistently what they ioOlishly believed
to be Their own Interests, that Prince Bis
mlrck and the PrusSians generally became
disguised with them, while the Prussan
Chamber resolved, in formal manner, to de-
to spend the interest thereof The annual in
tercSt on the two SUNS amounts to about
LOCO, 900 thaiers, or clJ0 900, and when some
one, in the course Of the debate on the sub
ject, remarked that il cine to IL good deal.
Prince Bismarck exclaimed: Z" must have
money in order TO pursue the reptiles in their
nook, and covcrts."
It is believed that tie word reptile" as
then used by the chancellor, meant any
sworn enemy Of Prussia, also any inriguer
against German unity. But it was applied in
particular to the adherents Of the dethroned
rulers OF Hanover and Hessc, and it was not
until some time afterwards that it was EN-
ployed, with far grander propriety, to desig-
nate those owners and editors of newspapers
who received money out OF the fund formed
by the accommodations Of interest from the Han
over and Hesse-C lssel indemnities One hun
bred and fifty thousand pounds is a large sum
to spend annually in ccrruptng the press.
There are scouadrels in every profession; and
among the reptiles OF European journalism it
is quite possible that thousand worms, at a
hundred and fifty pounds u year each, or
hundred and fifty serpents at thousand |
year, or tve-and-twenty rattlesnakes at six
thousand a year, might be found. Probably |
III Prince Bismarcks collection there are |
crawling things of every shape and size
toads addcr5, and here and there a boa-co |
strictor. If good many individual writers
are inscribed on the list of reptiles it is well
known that in some cases, at the voice Of the
newspapers of great impor-
lance have changed hands, and from Aus
tr al have suddenly become quite Prusslan in
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Hs Geo. Pearson.

HORSES MULES, RUGGIES, CARTS ANI
WAGONS
pE GEO. PEARSNE-AlrA. Huston Auctioncer
- On SATURDAY, Feb. 6. and to To continued
every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, free OF en-
trance fees at the stables Of jacques Levy 2l5 GRAY
ei street. will lie sold
Horses Mules Bugges Carts Wagons and every.
thing suitable for pl4otaiion use. fl In
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ESy Albert Paul.

HOUSEHOLD FCRNITUHE OF EVERY DE.
serptiol. Carrots, Croclery, Glass and other
Ware, Etc, I,tc.
10y ALBERT PAUL, Auctioneer - Clice and
~ saie5roonn No. 40 Royal streot-El sell every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at ii
o'clock, A. H., al the saesroon1, 40 loyal near
CUstonlhouse streets
A general assortment of new aud secondhand
Household Furniture. Carpets, Groozerg Glssf
aDd other Ware. eta., ste.
Loans occurred On Furniture, etc. Storage A.
n,a4arste ratas s04t
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One Day After Dare.

For the benefit Of those whose attention
has not yet been arrested to the point, we re-
peat our reminder to b,nkers and Others
that, by the Little Tariff law lately passed
checks drawn payable one day after d2te :
are liable to the two-cent stamp duty, and
that fifty dollars fine is incurred for each yio-
la.ion Of the law
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By q. Va'etosl.
CORN CORN, CORN,.,

CORN CORN, COKN,.
1858 Sacks Cora for account Of whom it ma, concern
DY q. NALETON. Auctioncei-Offict - Naga-
- zinc stle"t-MONDAl, Feb - l~15 nj IL
o'clock A. NJ. will be sold on the leyee foot of l.,
fay"tte street eNsteamboa H. j. Baker and barges-
.53 sacks White Corn
Vrr1ns-l'asl
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The Milwaukee Sentinel: There is one dis
advantage i'll having girls in the composing
room: The young man who goes up to zee
how much matter was left over seems t. have
2 terrible time finding the gllleys il takes
him an hour generally"
That is because be would rather find gal
than i galley"
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Whatever embarras .ment there may be about
settling the Louisiana question, Congress can
report upon the facts is conclusive upon the
point that there is nocase calling for intel terence
by Congress or by any department Of the General
Government. The adoption of this report Will
relieve the Presidents anxiety as to his duty in
the premises BpStJH iIreifiStT.
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4 Birth Day Dinner Extraordinary.

A Paris correspondent writes that the thea
ters are not the only amuSemGuts in which
Parisian5 now indulge. It used to be saia,
immediately after the restoration OF peace,
that the theaters were so filled because the
Parisians found in them the cheapest way OF
spending the evenings. which the national re-
lgion forbids them passing at home. But
such, the correspondent goes on to say, is no
longer the case ; for, apart from Otiicla! din-
ners and receptions, the number Of nightly
entertainments Is still on the increase.
To r, clpitulate them would be to give every
day long lists of the same names. one how
ever, which recently took place was so emf
nently characteristic as to deserve q passing
word OF notice. Invitations were sent out by
Mlle. Isabella X 1ma Eattazi to dinner in
tended to celebrate her fourth birthday and
each guest was requested to bring with him
or her sonnet or piece OF poetry applicable
to the occasion. Some seventy ladies and
gentlemen, representing the elite OF the artis-
tic society Ct Paris, sat down 10 table laid
out with an art TO which none Of the conven-
tional dinners Of France and England could
present a parallel.
The table was spread in the conservatory
of the Hotel Aqui!a, and the scene recalled
one of the gorgeous paintings OF Paolo Nero-
nese, rather than an apartment in the nine
teenth century in Paris. A hidden orchestra
played during dinner, in the course of which
the Spanish custom Of letting birds escape
about the apartment was adopted AT des-
sert heaps Of congratulatory kilograms from
all parts Of Italy. espacla.v from friends Of
the late statesman, we're opered, and then
came the public reading of al the versitied
conceits with which the guests brought tribute
to the little queen of the day.
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Ana now they ire enleavoring 10 prove
that Pilgrims Progress was the work Of /.
Dutchman, the London ittHGrua presenting
the theory, bat We shall not believe It. TO
use tho beautiful language of metaphor. he
tread upon the corns Of our literary pride
who interteres with our Bunyans.
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-02-21

Whole Tickets $50. Halves sos. Tenth, or each
Coupon %. Eleven Whole Tickets $500.
For Tickets or information address
THO. Z. BRAMLETTE, gent and Manager
ole III Louisville, KY.
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AUCTION SALES
by X. Nj. 5. Il. }. montgomery
- Nj. & y .. MONTGOMERY.
GENERAL AUCTlOEEEES AND DEALERS IN
NEW FURNITURE
0ficc Armory Hall, 81 Camp street.

Tr weekly Gales of every description OF household
furniture, mirrors, pianos. carpets mattresses etc
etc. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at auc-
ton room, No 90 Camp street, commencing at II
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales Of horses nules bugries car.
iages etc etc. Ak sales stables corner of Gri.yieI
and Baronne streets Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
commencing at il O'Clock A NJ
Out door sales OF every description promptly at
tended 10.
Special attention paid 10 the sales of Real Estate
ana Stocks
Always on hand the largest stock Of new furniture
OF every variety to be found i'll the city their show
rooms, Armory Hall, - Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in tner line auctioneers and deal
ers in furniture. ial "
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"he Boston NeraI thinks Wendell Phillips
will decline to visit the South. lest TIE truth
may prejudice him in its favor.
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Ton years ago Susan Johnson, OF Montana, II
pretty young school teacher stood up and
yelled John Foster, You come here II and John
went shutting up 10 Susan, thinking that if that
i,rl hut INN there would be war. She did hlt
him, and had John rolling under the table two
minutes afterward. Bat what's the difference +?
iha' I tllow married that Sill few days ago, and
he belongs to the Legis lature.
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Erasmus Putnam, of indianapolis, was about
to die lie had property worth SIX or seven
thousand dollars. Also, a wife and four aoult
sons and daughters. lie said that lie would
make his viii, and thereupon confusion srose.
fought, The noise Of the conflict bringing in n
Policeman from the street Ia The midst OF the
R.3cr Mr. Putnam died without having made
any VII. ana his vie and one son were 80 IA to
the Police station tx dI-ordcriy conduct.
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Househeepers, if You want good bread use
Paragon Baking Powder
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Paragon Yeast Powder Tor sale by all first
class glectrs. ask for H.
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STEAM WOOO y.pD

STEAM WOOD YARD
Pittshurg coal and Charcoal a specially. also
bakers pine Corner CTsHline- and Rampant straafs
New Orleans Families supplied with all kinds Of
tire wood at the shortest notice Wood sawed ana
split to any size desired 1t the lowest prices.
jal6 I'm
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTJrCKy.

PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.
Death OF Gov. Decentralization of the Trustees
Successor Apponted-No More Postponements
Drawing Certain February eth.
Az meeting of the Trustees of the Public Library
OF hcntucky jan 10, $50 it resolved that c. M.
bIi@gs, Esq. who under the late Hon Thos H. Bran
ete Was the real business manager of the gift con-
Ger's already gwen in aid Of the Public Library Of
hehncky be and he is hereby authorized to take the
pace made vacant by the death of said Rramlette in
tno management OF the affairs Of the fifth and last
T Ti concert ana that the drawing announced for
iebf'ary 81 $50 shall positively and uneouivocally
take place on that day without any further postpone
moht or delay on any account whatever
+. T. DURRETT President
JOHN S. CAIN, Secretary.
hereafter all communications relating to the Fifth
should be addTes 'ed to the undersigned and
p.ei3e myself that the drawing shall come of
IehT'ary y or that every dollar paid for tickets
shall be returned.
6: N. BRIGGS, Agent and Manager.
room Public Library Building, Louisville, KY.
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NUPPLY YOUR ELF WITH A copy
-OF----
SOARD~. 1873 CITY DIRECTORY.
The changes embraced in the above volume are
more numerous than any Directory since tho close
Of tie war Business men should realize the
SAVING IN TINE AND MONEY
by 'lnmediatelN purchasing copy Of this sa.ushls
Guide containing improved!
STREET GUIDE
sisi". >>'"'np'''' 'sni'i'.T" nap "s s%e!' -:r'os
i'INco Fv" Ooilrrs.
10: $40 - she Gnlol eiIere.
g. S0AI;,IlS g 60
Fie fra y" S6'os.rnsS cag s9a.e
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Z J
ii burgundy Street,
UNDER VARIETIES THEATRE.
Having leased the Bar Of the Varieties Tbesse.
FOR the ensuing season, and having made .yr,,..
nehts that viii, trust, meet the approval q, n,
most fastidlous, l respectfully solicit the p.tron
age OF my friends and the public.
IA Sm CHARLES ]. HOYv.
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GHOUE SEASONS RESTAURANT
JOHN BOsIOo
Proprietor of this Old and Favolit~ Honse.
Announces to his friends that he has removed to
No III CHARITIES STREET,
Between St Louis and Cont Streets.
Where, with enlarged premises aud increased facil
ites, he viii give them the best tho market affords
at tho
SAME LOW PRICES AS HERETOFORE.
Private Dining Rooms up STAIRS also comfortable
furnished rooms at
REASONABLE RATES
Thankful for the liberal patron e bestowed upon
him in the past, he asks or 81 continuance of the
tavoTs. ial6 Pm
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GOOD ADVICE
Do not neglect Cough because it troubles You but
little now now is the very time it is easiest removed
and none would suffer if they knew how easily they
be cured by DUCONGES PICTORIAL BAL
SANIC SYRUP. Sufferers from all ailme ITS of tine
Breast the Chest and Throat will find that by using
this Syrnp they ara using the best expectorant
known i removes all phegm soothes all irritation
and radically cures. Try bottle For sale by
druggists and by III. CARROUCHE, Agent for New
New Orleans fl I'm
SEED RCE-...'....-..... ....sEED RICE
1900 sacks Carolins and Honduras SEED RICE.
For Gale as
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u. + mil, 9th street, Lafayette Square
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In the course of the improvement of Paris
they have come to the Rue Dauphine, which
is on the south side of the river, aud rurs
from the Pont Neuf into the Pays Latin. As
the houses are now going down, Paris papers
tell how the street was opened in the ume OF
Henry ". As projected, it ran through the
garden Of the Augustine Convent, and the
order refused to sell. Henry reasoned with
them to no purpose, and then told the supe-
rlor that if the wall was not down in forty
eight hours he would come aud open the
street with cannon. Now" said the sape-
rior, your majesty enters into the true spirit
Of the church, and we cannot logger object
since You base your right on the canon law."
- Henry kept the priest u supper. ana tie
street WIS Opsnel.
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HSKTWELI. & CHAMBERS
WHOLESALE GROCERs
IMPORTERS AND CoMMISSIO. MERCHANTS
36 Tch0upitouias street
And ~ New Levce
Between Matches and G.Iavirr
70 en- EeS Orleans
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DIAMONDS GOLD WATCHES, NEW AND OF
SILFEEW ARE OVER 500 600 WORTH

''IE- ' In " Y M. W III .IUV,VVU v DII II
or PLEDGES
Largest sale ever offered in the United States of
Pledges forfeited The Metropolitan Loan and
Savings Bank consisting of valuable Cluster
and Solitaire Diamond Rings Earrings. Pins.
bracelets. stc. Gentlemens and Ladies Gold
Watches from bcs' menuticturer. such AZ Jules
JurGensen. Raymond Charles T. Jacot, Paul
sIathey Dort, Mont,ndrn, English levers by
Hu,sei, Tobias Eos!,rll. johnson stc, Ladies'
Operas, Chains, and large lot oG otL.S valuable
JrwelrN.
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WeN, aeS the ''poljcs % III. II VIII secure
two votes against it for every vote II secures for
:. ana four s'r every vote Of which ii prevents
the costing. Ihe cause Of the South j. the cause
OF Ghe country. ana Grants policy is losing him
all tie 9th + secti n. besides he ane le Is bent
On cpprlsssing. EroDHHt &a9s.
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With two hundred more prizaS,
With two hundred more prizes,
Chances are better than eyel
Chances are better than eve,
To win a fortune
To Win a fortune
In the mex grand drawing
In the next grand drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
Of the Louisiana State Lottery.
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Il comfrS henf now. said John Henry. - MS
WIZ Eour-story trunk wen, up STAINS On an Lrsl-
man shoulders, ""hTp5rttr and stout are syn
onyniou- terms. and then he walked Suto the
bar and took some Synonymous
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at recent meeting Of The Glasso, Scot
laudl Presby:ery, savs IN exchange. -
clergyman proposed. when the subject Of i
new hymn book was uadsr discussion. that
the pfesbytary should Aaavs ous sae aynn
BEGIN hing
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W. e. COTLI. & co.

pTTfSBCEG. ANTHRACITE snR VIRGINIA.
CAMEL C0sI. AL OF the hes. quality, delivered
at lowest market rates
Office 49, Gt7tvitr strees. Depots .Yuiie an.
Water and corner Race and L,ree Go6Sw
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NJ h. APPLICABLE,
Successor to
MCINTYRE d APPLICABLE
PLUMBERS
AND DEALERS m
COOKING RANGES and BOILER
BATH TUBS, WATER CLOSErn
WAsHSTANDs, KITCHEN sINEs
LIFE and FORCE PUMPS, ALE PUMPS.
aneet Lead and Lead Pipes, Brass and Plated
Cocks OF all Patterns,
146 Poydras Street,
New Orleans. .,
~ b'-Aeents Tor Colwell's, Shaw Willard
Patent Tin-Lined Pipe.
0JoSAn'a pat up, extended and repa,xsa. uJ9
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at Less Than Manufacturers Prices on account OF
retiring from business.
D.kELiIiM tS CO..
Fl ON SO ROYAL street.
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'By col : i sm's -HaGv yiis
49,. y:

Tie reasons given were sha. there + no
Shady rlll there and that no lily grows in tie
neishborhood; and the clergyman deemed It
wrong to lnculcatp error even in a hymn
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p. .e,,,,ate One accas,on .palu = nus,a. s..-.
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GUPPLY YOUR ELF WITH A copy
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The President regards tie passage Of the
caucus bill for regulating affairs IN the South
as OF vital importance, first to the country,
and second to the Republican party '.Vital"
is good in this connection. L. conveys the
meaning that unless he is permitted 70 place
the ballot boxes IN charge Of United S a'es
officers the Republican party vii! not survive
another election
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-08-28

Th, Merchants Exchange Bank closed
il, doors this morning, and Issued no.
tice that in consequence of the excite
mcnt, and disappointment in not getting
coin, the directors deem It best hot To
open the doors for the present. The
secretary state, that the bank has $780,
600 in coin on hand. There Is run on
the London and san Francisco bank, but
It is able to meet all demands without
trouble. Great excitement prevails.
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Great Excitement over EnI"tOn =
DnMIi.

S,S Fr,Nrl~co. huru,. 2--T..
grrat excitement in th., civ. oyer fin.
death of RpI.tou ovor,Lalow, oyer,
other topic. From the best information
It appears that be went to the ,oaJlthirr
establishment, at the North beach about
SO =. NJ, and undrc,.od and w'n, into
tn" water, swan about two hundred
yards, and disappeared behind q vessel.
aud aoon after the body WAS discovered
floating by the Srlby Lead
Works. lie was brought ashoreuud Was
-till alive. Physicians wcr" summoned
but efforts to rnsusyitr,g him iai.rdaud be
died ut ten minutes To Ave O'Clock. Col.
Frv. hi. iutncr-iu law, Mayor Ous and a
number of prominent citizen, arrived
before be expired. Colonel Fry ayt
Captain Lees went to the BATHING h,a,.
and obtained Mr.. Ruiston's clothes. lu
these were found lew dollar, ari his
statement to the bank. bat nothing hay
inga tendency o. show that hc committed
suicide. His body WAS conveyed To 1872
jackson street. the residence at Colonel
Fry. 4 byvra.eI Frsgs VA noe.
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u oar rsyurts tnI. morning the
~-...b.I.,le. aye tha, the weather to-day
.y.,, he fair with northeast to southeast
,.,y, and higher temperature.
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. ~.
j. too late to rely upon legislative action.
The Commissioner, appeal to YOU to see to
i, that West Virginia shall occupy no
mean place This appeal is made IN our
representative city Of Wheeling, and 1t
rests upon you to give this movement an
impetus from this city as u centre. We
must realiz" the greatness of this under
taking, and work. ! am grati6ed TO see
30 many present here to-day, and c-pc-
ciaiiy thai so many ladies have seen pro
per TO grace this occasion. But | aIn
not here to makea speech. For mysci',
| extend nv hearty thank, to the band
for Its services and to ail for their attend
auce, and beg to yield to those who vii!
follow me, whose name and fame have
preceded them. | will not, therefore,
detajn YOU longer.
The Governor retired amid prolonged
applause and Mayor Sweeney presented
letters from Senator Henry G.. Davis,
Hon. Ben. Wilson, Professor NJ. F..
Muurv. and {. II. Sainu, O. the Grafton
Sentinel. a.l expressive ot regret OF their
inability to be present, and OF their
great interest in the meeting, aud the
success of the cause. These letters Were
at the request OF the Governor, as Prrsi-
deut, read by W. c. Waller, Esq, and
we cannot here refrain from specially
mentioning that the Interest man
f,stcl bY Senator DAVIS took
substantial shape in the form
of check To- the Commission .or 800 10
aid them in meeting their !"S,t.mHtc cN-
prn~cS.
When these were finished Hon. I. u
Hubbard offered the following resolution
"A.>.ir.d, That committee OF - per-
~ous representing the more p"rmh'nt
interests of the community be- appoinird
to prepare statement expressive %, In"
sense of the meeting in reierenc" !" the
object which has called IL i"S 'tnei.
The resolution was adopted, ana VT.
Hubbard suggested that the committee
consist OF .nir.gsn members, tins n"m
Der te. ~ suggested hy the original thir-
teen colonies Tins wu- also agreed t.,
and Jh. following Gentlemen We're APP
pointed: Hon c. ID. Hubbard, }. DI.
B"l,, j. y Vance, Jos. II. Woodward.
Alex. LHughlir. } ii Hobbs, Jno. Ester
ling, Henry *. List, VI. Reilly, Geo. IA.
Wheat. j. g. Hoffman, l.. +. Hanson,
\ G.. Robinson.
The President next introduced to th"
audience Hon. Jc>Eru k. HAwLEY, OF
Connecticut. - this gentleman rose 60
peak. he was greeted with applause
which lasted several minutes. When 1t
mad sub,idrd, ne .a.d that he had come to
,u!, mr-,rug ut the special invitation co.
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orE ,.,,graphir columns this morning
g-.. unusually interesting.
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New YORK, August 27.-Thc firm of
John DeMycr x Co., dealers in soap
and hour Of Wall street, suspended to-
dny Their estimated Liabilities amount To
from 100000 to 100000. William
Licutz, OF Maiden Lane, has been APP
pointed assignee Of the bankrupt firm,
whose suspension is stated to b. due to
a disastrous pull on hides, Of which they
were carving a largc stock,