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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-10-07

J. W. UNDERHII1. q JOHN LAHM
UNDERH1LL & LAHM
A TToRNEYs AT LAW-oFFICE IN TRUMP's
"A Building, opposite st. Cloud Hotel Canton
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
ATToRNEYs.,r
PETER CHANCE

II, E. CASE,
A TT0RNEY AT LAW, CANTON, OHIO.
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GEORGE Z. BALDWIN. ..,,...,
A TTORNEY AT LAW - OFFICE IN RICH
n. ards Block; west side Public Square, Canton.
Ohio ''fi i''I' HI | p'. ! apf287A
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l'si.f,a f'ht U. r. PERKINS, frr'fa
A TT0RNEY AT LAW-AGENTT FOR. THE
"A Sale and Leasing Of Real Estate -ofIiee in
Eagle Block. 4 - , d feb2773. I
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skRAfHIM MEYDR, = ~ wy TIC, MEYER.
MEYER & SON, I
TToRNEYs AT LAW, CANTON, o, OFFICE
n In Dannemiller's new building, near Public
Square lp" a. }l4.Gl b . nop369-yL
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A TToRNEY AT LAW-oFFICEIN IN NATIONA
n Bank Building, up stairs. vlln5-tf
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DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE, |
WASHINGTON Dec. 8. 1874. |

"HoN. A. G. RIDDLE-Sir. Will you
be good enough to say to the Court in the
safe burglary CASE that the Govern
ment does not propose to take any fur
ther proceedings in the case against any
of the defendants upon the present in
dictment Whatever other steps may
be taken in reference to the case will be
the subject of future consideration,
Very Respectfully,
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l. IIANI II1IIAJI
Genenral Pass. and Ticket Agent.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

ScnR NELLrK H. which arrived Eastport week
fishing cruise 70 sewopndand mad drasged ashore in
tanned other damage but repaired damages and brought
back load Of herring
ports having fallen In with portions Of wreck about
degree NE Johns where aboard empty
been abou, 100 tons burthen and is ths
schr Amelia Ann Br bound from Nassau TO JacksonvieT =
scHR ASNIK LiLY Of New York. from Cedar Keys for
kennebunkport y ashore at Nause Harbor she went on
sunday night and is full of water The crew we're taken
on badly frozen.
sohE AARON PERKINS, Jewett from Bay of islands NF
e ana Tor salem before reported wrecked Nags Head
sisa s9 mas been sold Tor $3.50 and tho cargo sFHns' Tor
scHR HArrn ANNA which was towed into Lubec, Me,
m,.s ~ CUT away s with her cargo, released BY Capt
eelny e ~ me hands Of the agent Staples The cap
scHR AHBr SMITH tnot cabled) reported abandoned
a. sea and he crew picked up and carried Havre
WAS owned by Pole ane e assad s sanhs She
Gt S45UO and insured for s.. .875.
scnR ELLA HoDsDoS, at Portland Goth from Phn adei
pha lost foresai and split jib.
FISHING ScHR LANE az and from Gloucester Tor New
oundant put into 81 Pierre Miq do date for repa rs
having lost head Of manmast and manboom.
The Of brig Henrietta GER which vas wrecked on
the 22d nit In the southeast point OF arrived At
Savannah the 18th inst in tho steamer City Of Dallas
from Nassau
BosroS Dec 2o-schr Star OF Deer ISLE Ne bound for
Portland lost her sails OF Boone Island In gale and came
with mainsan by the schr Moore. Of Greenport
Monday morning. Her crew badly frostbitten.
Chatham Mass and rode out the gale with hawscr At
tached TO the schr J Moore
HALIFAX, MS Dec 2o-The steamer Delta OF the Cunard
branch service while going ou OF Little Glace Harbo Cape
Breton this hi morning grounded and put back leaking
three miles south o. Hog Island The wrecking
Resolute went 30 her assistance this morning.
ST john NIB Dec 20-Bark Queen Br) from Belfast Ire
land, arrived here yesterday. having been 10 days
BaIks Irene Br Perry irom oarnarvon and Lydia Br,
ings have yet been heard OF them
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
OLYMPIC THEATRE.

large audience assembled this house last evening
70 witness the initial performance OF tho new panto
mime OF 'Nimble Nip" which IS brought out for the
Christmas holidaya short but pleasing ollo pre-
ceded the chief attraction OF the night in which George
knight appeared tn his favorte sketch OF Weston tho
Walkst," and John Hart funny az usual IN q
act called ''Three A. M number OF others OF
the company entertained the audience with singing and
dancing until about nine o'clock when the pantomime
Of "Nmblc Nip" commenced. The pantomime proper
opens with buriesque, IN which Miss Sophie
Worrell distressed princess Miss Emeline Young
personates the fairy queen IN very manner
The ouresque is full Of hits and puns and local illusions
all Of which were well relished BY the audience some
Of the acting was excellent and hessrs Goodng Queen
and West got well mertod recall Tor the excellent
manner IN which they gave parody the song Of
Tom, Make Room for Your Aunty" One Of tho prin-
cipa attractions Of the evening, and one which met
with loud applause was the march, drill, song and
chorus done by eighty little girls dressed and
sailors
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

Dut he has an able coadutor in Mr. Payne, OF Ohio,
who ii is said would been made chairman OF the
committee had not Mr. cox's long service been re-
garded Mr. Ely Of New York, lnds job OF work
cut out FOR him in the Craftsmanship q Expenditures
in Tho Treasury Department The Speaker
seems have shown his preference for the
McEnery over the democrats IN Louisiana
BY giving the charinanship or Mississippi Levees 20
Mr. Ellis rather than 70 General Randall Gibson who
was expected 10 have received IL Mr.. Hewitt Of New
York appears Jared rather poorly for Of
hts prominence al home, but be s = new member ana
be has a position in committee where he prevent
much waste and display much taste
SENATOR PERRY ELECTED PRESIDENT or THE
SENATE UNTIL JANUARY 7, l876-A NARROW
VICTORY FOR THE DOMINANT PARTY.
The republican Senators had q few minutes OF pam
ful suspense this afternoon. Mr. Edmunds moved that
until the 7th Of January and until fresh appointments
shall be made Senator Ferry be declared PRESIDENT ol
the Senate Mr.. Bayard who one OF The most alert
Of the Senator'S quietly moved amend Mr.. Edmunds'
motion by inserting tho name or Mr. Thurman for that
Of Mr. Ferry and on this vote Immediately taken
As the slow call Of the yeas and nays went on the re-
publicans became aware that good many Of ther
number we're absent and that the democrats were IN
force Absenees we're immediately sent for; but with
all their efforts Mr. Ferry had but three majority and
the republicans had some anxious moments until the
result was declared. This vote probably settles the
vexed ouestion Of the succession; for It makes Mr..
Ferry President OF the Senate until his successor is
elected the republican side not anxious TO hold
/ an election.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20 1875
SIGNIFICANCE OF THE COMPOSITION OF THE
VARIOUS COMMITTEES OF THE Housewife
WERE HoSoRED AND WHO sI1eHTED-rHE
GRUMBLERs.
The Interpretation put upon the composition OF the
committees by the democrats about as folows:-The
Committee on Ways and Means means revenue reform;
the Committee Appropriations means economy in all
directions and, where II will embarrass the proper
working OF tho government, a heavy reduction in the
Of government Investigation win be made OF tho
expenditures in all branches OF the government with
to determine where economy can be pest enforced
The Committee on Military Affairs means a reduction
OF the army from rs 900 10 IS 900 men, which as the
service costs nearly $50 600 900 year, will bring about
saving 10 the Treasury Of $40 600 to s15 ooO
The economy will not be in proportion the reduction
Of men, tho forts barracks and standing outat or
the army win stin be maintained Ex-Governor
Swami, al the head Of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs, means "Peaoe with all the world and the rest
oi mankind" and democratic estoppel any hh-
clustering vagares at the White House or elsewhere
10 the surprise Of many people Fernando Wood ac
ceDted his disappointment very gracefully, II not
cheerfully At The fall Of the Speakers save an
nouneing the adjournment Of the House, Mr. Wood
sought out Mr.. Morrison, Chairman Of the Ways ard
Means Committee, Of which Mr. Wood is second mem.
Der, and proposed Immediate SESSION or the com.
mttee in order that the machinery Of its business
might be set IN operation At once. General Ben
WiNe Of New York, from his knowledge OF
financial interests, entitled TO a place on
the Banking and Currency Comm iitee and would
have been put there had not Sunset
Cox, Anew Yorker, been made its chairman. In rec
ompense be has been assigned place In the Commit
tee on Naval Affairs, which OF Tho large local
interests and patronage connected with the Brooklyn
Navy Yard fully consoles him. Mr.. Hardenburgh,
representing The important district Of New Jersey.
comprising the cities Of Jersey City and Hoboken has
Jared better al the hands OF democratic Speaker
than his republican predecessor scudder) did with
Mr. Blaine. He was appointed, though youns man,
On two important committees-vlz, Military Affairs
and Centennial. which Is regarded as a thoughtful
recognition Of the rank Of his district and its import.
ance
There is, of course some grumbling One or two
New England men complain that their section has not
p cstved justice but the principal Sufferer seems 70
have been General Barnum, who Ia 60 sseadfasi
an absantee that people 70 whom be complained
Of having been overlooked laughed II sNd
that Mr. Cox s not very vel satisfied and doubt he
rs more nIe5esel in rsyenss shaa Danxins questions
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
THE CASE OF DOLAN.

SHOULD MURDERERs BE HANGED By ORDER OF
GOVERNOR TILDRN's PRIVATE SECRETARY?
TO rHk EDrroR or THE HERALD
An Associated Press despatch from Albany, published
In the Evening" Post OF the 10th inst, said that 'Mr
siebbns Governor Tldens private secretary, TO whom
reisrred the eonsderatc. Of the anidavits upon
which the Application =. respite for Doan made
has reported that there reason for any further
delay Of execution =
Comment upon the above is almost unnecessary But
may least ask what would have been thought Of
Governor Hoffman had he put into the hands OF Colonel
Van Buren, his private secretary the case Of the
derer Buckhout2 And what would the citizens OF New
York have sad had Governor DIX placed In the hands
OF his his private secretary, the fate of FosterY
Clearly Mr.. Tilden in his pursuit Of reform
the White House, has leisure To devote the hu
manitarfan sdo OF his duties
We confess would cheerfully suspend every mur
derer did he deserve SUSPENSION the Governor Of
the State mot hts private secretary who required
70 take the oath Of Office 70 support the constitution
and the laws and who Is only hired many should de-
eide whether or murderer ought 10 hang or have
his sentence commuted. JUsTITA
New YORK Dec 20 1875
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
FOREIGN PORTS.

oURAcoA Dec SIN port schr Mary Collin tof Port Jeer-
sonl, for New York via Bonaire.
CTRNyuKGos Dec i5-Arrived, bark idaho, Rchardson
New York, i6th, brig Daisy fBD, Halifax; 18TH barks
= Chapman sBD. Eve, Philadelphia; Samuel Shepard.
cARDSEAs. Dec fs-AnIveO, bark HOugh.on, Conner.
Gov BAR, oB. Dec is-cieared. brig Otter Br, Pr,ne.
81 Jago.
son Tor onairc, load for Portland " |p
hoEa KoKa Nov I-Arrived bark Caprera Randall Phil-
sdolphia; 10Th mot l3th) ship CHARGER Knowles CardlH
sailed Nov l. ship Weymouth (B Hunt San Francisco,
Theo KoerneT tosr schesenoerg do; 9th Midnight, Hal
YALnoUru Dec i2-shp Martha Cobb, Greenbank irom
Loboa, vas ordered 20 Yalencia With addition eKht az
los per ton, making u a rs Cd for the voyage.
FooOHow, Oct A-Sailed, steamer GIenlyou O3a I'd
wards, New York Via Annoy. 40
HAvANA- Dco lI-Arrfved, brig Howmnd Lakeman
Wscasset Me 18th, bark Cardenas, Weldon New York
brig Loehel Bu, Halifax; 10Th. schr Thos arrison
New York Margaret. Baker. New Orleans ''''''
York -' -
10th - = -
HALryLx, Dec is-saned bries osceola Or, Ross. New
Zealand, Kenneth p,r, Porso Rico; Peter Roberss B
Jamaican Oomrade (Brl, do
LoSooS, Dec ie-Arnved, brig casopeis CBr). Petts
M.rAszas, Dec rsssfled schr AbbIo Dunn. Fountain.
1orth Of HatteraA
sHAraHAL Oct so-Ar1ved, bark YokohamA CFr, sn-
houette, Victoria
sailed ocs 81 steamer eurs Castle Cr Thomson. Sing
apore and New York va Sues
10 pOrs Nov g. shl1 Leaadef BD. 2nghL for Nav York,
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
sTEINWAY HALL.

Nine. Antoinette Sterling had q concert at Stenway
Hall last evening, which rendered TO her by some
OF her friends and admirers under the name OF a
Musical Reception" and which rather poorly at
tended She had the valuable assistance OF Thomas
orchestra and consequently the programme possessed
many features OF real musical interest The orches-
tra selections were:-Beethoven's FIRST overture
"Leonora;' prelude choral and iugue, j. s Bach;
Instrumentation by J. J. Albert, ballet music from
Rubnstein's opera 'Feramors' overture, "Eury-
anthe,' Weber; symphonic poem, ''Le Rouet
d'Omphale,n - Saint Saens, and Wagner's "HuldL
gungs March Rubinsten's ballet is
very singular in STYLE but also highly
interesting The four numbers played last night are
called Dances of the Bayadercs," No. ] and No 2,
''Torchght Dance of the Cashmere Brides" and
Wedding Procession The motifs very peculiar
and the treatment Of them still more They call
for the finish in execution and this the orches
successfully accomplished last night Mr.. s K.
Jscobsohn played as a violin solo romanza by Max
Bruch and heartily recalled. The fair debutante
gave her hearers quite bouquet OF musical nowers
culled from the works OF dozen great composers
Beethoven, Schubert, Schumann Raft, Mendelssohn,
List Rubinstein, MacFarren and Barnby repre-
sented In this list Although she sang with good
deal of taste and accuracy vet little more variety Of
expression would have improved her rendering OF the
songs essayed by her
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GENERAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.

WASHINGTON, Dec 20, 1875
SENATOR MAcDoNALD's PROPOSED SUBSTITUTE
FOR MOTIONS REsoLUToN-sTATE RIGHTS
DEFINED-THE QUESTION OF THE RIGHT OF
SECESSION FOREVER SETTLED.
The concurrent resolutions which Senator Mcdonald,
OF Indiana viii the Senate after the holiday
cess a substitute for recently submitted by
Senator Morton which he gave notice to-day have
been perfected, and therefore could not be pre-.
sented to-day. The following rough dran OF them
containing the substance thereof though the phrase
ology may changed somewhat before their presenta
ton 70 the Senate
Resolved by the Senate the House OF Representa-
ves concurrng, That the people of The United States
constitute nation and people IN the manner
only and 10 the extent provided for in the federal
constitution and the amendments thereto.
Resolved, That the united colonies declared
and achieved their independence and the iede
raj constitution was formed and adopted BY the
several States formerly comprising the confederacy and
called the United States Of America The chief purpose
OF which was 10 form more perfect union, establish
justice insure domestic tranquility and provide for the
defence and the powers not delegated by IL 70
the United States prohibited By II 10 the States
reserved 70 the States respectively and to the
Resolved That as the States were the time of the
formation and adoption OF the federal constitution each
sovereign, free and independent except In so far only
such sovereignty had been expressly delegated 10
the Congress by the articles OF confederation,
the rights reserved 10 the States and 10 the
people in the formation OF the federal
government we're sovereign rights which cannot be inn
paired without usurpation and the only safe rule by
which 70 administer the federal government with
spect the rights Of the States and the people Is
strict Of the federal constitution and the
amendments thereto, and the assumption Of doubt
ful powers;
Resolved, That the formation OF the federal gov
ernment ii the clear design 10 leave each
State and the people thereof sovereign TO all matters
OF local domestic concern and 10 confer upon the
federal government sovereign powers TO such mat
might affect the general welfare Of all the States
might be necessary to domestic tranquility
which powers defined In the federal constitution
and its amendments The people Of the United States,
therefore from the character Of their gov
ernments State and national and from their relation
to each are ''nationa unity in the ordinary
sense Of that term.
Resolved That II being the design TO make the gov
ernInent formed under the federal constitution per
petual the right any State any number OF States
TO secede from the Union not reserved and far
that right has been claimed 10 exist IL should be
deemed forever settled against by the results Of the
10, rsufl
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GEORGE vANDENHoFFs LECTURE.

At Chickering Hall last evening, Mr. George vanden-
hof delivered hts lecture, Lights and Footights I"
before audience that fully appreciative II not
AZ large in numbers might be The lecture was very
pleasantly delivered and replcte with anecdote and
deneaons Of the methods OF actors whose names are
famous. Mr.. Vandenhon gave his personal rocoL
time; Of Macready, Nine. Vestrs, hrs NesbitL For
resi- Charlotte Cushman and others, experimenting
hls criticisms OF their respective styles with
excellent limitations, which well received
by the audience The lecturer repeatedly alluded 70
the facility actors ~ the present possess Of making
fame for themselves compared with The iabOr re-
quired 10 hts earlier years lie tepored the
presence OF the sensational drama believing that
runous 70 tho good of shc actor we'll Of tho pub
bc Had tho author Of 'Caste" lived be might have
had the foundation lad FOR character or play suitable
70 tho present time Good dramatiste. said the leo
sufe produce xod setorA and Eood actors good playa
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-TH1s DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. 20, 1875.
CLEARED.

Steamer City of Sydney, Dow San Francisco via Punsa
Arenas-Pacihc Mail Steamship Co
Steamer Franconia Bragg, Portand-J AmeA
Brig Liberty, Dcvereaux, Barbados-D Trowbridge Co
Schr Minnehaha, Douglas, Vera Cruz-John Jansen.
schr Graham, Smith, Port Spain, Trin-Jas ElweIl
A Co.
schr Josephine Pickett Fort de France and 81 PIERRE
Mart-Simpson, Capp a 90. -
Ter Houghton-
schr Stephen Leo, Douglas, Mobile-ovcrton Haw-
kins
schr crosey eBr. Crossiey, Port Johnson-crandan
Bros
6chr Anna Frye, Smith, Pembroke, Me-Jed Frye Co.
schr Braiuard, Hull, Fairhaven. Mass-kackets b
Bro.
sloop Fred Brown, Wilson, Providence-H " jackson L.
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GFMANIA THEATRE.

The counter attractions OF steInway Han and the
Academy OF Music may have had something 10 do
with the thinness OF the audience which listened,
last night to "Citronen," original comedy,
by julius Rosen II is not possible 70
say much for this comedy The various personages
looked upon as lemons to DO squeezed and the puns
upon tins idea frequent and rapid II anything
could save such comedy from death IL would be the
drunken Of Graf Holton Herr Colmer) and tho
charming acting OF Margarethe (Fraulein Cottreilyl
But such play this live on any STAGE u has
nothing IN IL and no amount OF individual talent can
gsivanize such dramatic corpse into fa The acting
unexceptionaby good
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

BBTa BLAcKwooD CB1. from Cow Bay for 50 Johns, NJ
coal laden, ashore Dec ~ dace Bay She will bo
totai wreck. Grow saved.
BRio JuL1A DuLiEcHAr, before reported wrecked,
probably bad eight nino hands all told She owned
BY DAVID Roberts Of Salem, valued AZ el2OOO and
was Insured for $500 fcnowss-W Arlington and New
England Mutual VI Boston. and Union Of Bangor k2OOO
each, and Merchants Of Bangor $3.50 Thore also
g. 900 In the Pachc Of New York Spece board
There was no insurance the freighL
BoHR ADDfR Avwnr wnilo sntering New Haven harbor
Thursday night last struck Luddin rock and
mained thoro bour receiving considerable injury Ths
schooner drew ~ feet nchcs and there only 10 feet
the rock The depth The rock Il
tho chart AZ 10 feet Something shoud ~ Aana onco
70 protect manners from Iueh Academia
The New York herald., 1875-12-21

ns-NoTICR TO CAPTAINS OF VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT OF NEW YORK AT NIGHT.-rho NEw YORK
adopted dstin gushing Coston night signal
board the HERALD yacht showing while burn
ing green red changing from the other
in succession and can be seen miles distant Cap
tans vessels seeing this signal win obge by
pairing any they have for the Ship News
Department. of the HERALD
RIPersons desrou OF communicating with vessels arriv
ing New York addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River, New York.
from all parts Of the world and promptly do
hyered Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
RECORD OF CRIME.

The following robberies reported al Police Head
quarters yesterday
A containing $40 worth Of shoea marked ,ewm
Eaton, was stolen from Vanderbilt Express wagon
Greenwich street near Canal
Burglars forced a paddock 90 the door Of the rear
basement No 1893 East Fourth street and entered no
apartments occupied by Frederick Morgenlah and car.
red OF property valued al S35.
The clothing store Of Calvin Moody was entered By
thief on Saturday, and robbed Of SO worth ef
clothing
Rooms occupied by John Brasier at No ], ,632 Third
avenue we're entered By thief Saturday, and SO
worth or property stolen
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
EAGLE THEATRE

The Eagle Theatre began the week last evening with
performance which might be called an excellent one
with one two exceptions II there can DO anything
admirable artistic N negro delneation tho acting
Of Schoolcraft In the sketch OF the "DItmus
Family" might deserve niche in his particular hne
OF business for Us thorough fathfuness and vigor
Not alone the accent that Of the newly ornanc-
pated plantation darky, but there was, In addition
the careful observation OF slight movements facial
eKaggeration which made the spectator believe that
Mr. Schoocraf was, 10 the manner born, a negro de-
lineator. Charles White also n excellent spirts
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
GERMAN OPERA.

wachtel appeared at the Academy of Music last night
for the third the title role Of Wagner's
tic opera 'Lohengrn.n The cast was the same at
the first representation. The main features Of the per-
formance were, before, the chorus and orchestra
both Of which have evidently been selected with
subjected the necessary degree OF discipline to
do justice to such trying work or the sooists Mr.
Wachtel and Mme Clara Perl produced Tho most favor
able impression. The opera will be repeated on
Wednesday and Saturday, and next week will be de
voted 10 Rossini's master work, 'fWliam Tell
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
BOOTHS THEATRE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams continue 70 delight
large audiences with their impersonatons Of Irish char
Last night, in addition TO the conne soogah"
Mrs Williams gave her famous yankee Cap person.
ations the laughable comedetta entitled "Customs
OF the Country, or the Yankee Help" She well
supported by Messrs Fred Warde, Leclerq and Miss
enthusiastically applauded On Friday Mr. and
Mrs Williams will take their joint benefit and doubt
their numerous admirers wi take the opportunity 10
show their admiration of those old favorites.
On Monday Julius Csesar' Will be produced with
gorgeous scenery and effects
The New York herald., 1875-12-21
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmssters informed
that by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau
dressing Bennett No 46 Fleet street, LONDON" the
Paris Office addressing Bennett 81 Avenue do opera
Paris" the arrivals at and departures from European and
Eastern ports OF American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United states the will be cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving At and sailing from French and Medi
ports will And the economical
and expeditions for telegraphing news