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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
GRANT FOR A THIRD TERM

TO me Edttor OF The tribune.
SIR Probably you don't think there is any
chance Of Gen Grants being nominated for third term
II so Won are mistaken. Let us look al IT,
Mr. Blaine mi ght be nominated II lie desired IT, but he
does not Why Mr.. Blaine sis az sharp ~ they make
them and knows very well that the opposition to a
continuance C power in the hands OF the present Admin
istrYtion party will suceeed He knows that when hard
tnes come upon country those in power have always
teen and always will be- held responsible Whether they
are or not IL not the question The fact exists and Mr.
Elaine does not want 10 be beaten. Morton If so ch
of an office seeker that he would run for c0nstaDie
every other day II there were vacancy Dut ne cannon
secfe fle nomination Co Nng has no chance, even II
ne desired 10 obtain the ton The once -AoihtIs
viii Use their immense PATRONAGE for Grant ana nc WI"
Thcn the Old sneeches Will nc aired again The Repub
in orators viii wave the national flag, and the people
viii he tald again that Grant ~ greater military lhn
than Marll,preg Wellin gtOn BOnaparte and Washing
watson CLAY or webster, But II Will not win That
fnd ~ spread eagle stuff will not satisfy the hlndreds
a thousands out OF employment, whose families are
eins.f starving Should the opposition unite on con
seyyatiye ticket such Coy. Hendricks OF Ihnlhha
for President. and exI}0v. Curtin OF fehnsyINa
for yice-Presidcnt, Grant might get inc votes o'
South Carolina and Mississippi The people OF this c1u
NV mean IN have change In the administrator OF the
affairs They feel that any change must ne LOT tne p
t.r and unless the ticket Of the opposition hhoud DC
coIuposed of Old Bourbon Democrats Is bound 20 take
ia .i - - ~ An OLD WHO.
Hqs6.aqt0n April IL, 1875.
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allowed to accumulate until tho minor sttsns his hei
majority. Like provisions Are made In the cases OF
devsees In remainder, 10 whom the testst0r has given
estates in fee IN the death Of the life benenciaries
The tsstaors real estate IL be divided into equal
and the remainder In equal parts Ia to be applied by the
trustees to the Of each OF the testators children
without issue In case the teststOrs widow elects to
take dover instead OF the provision in the will. the
to act apart and assign IT, such assignment
is TO be binding on the heirs Of the testator.
The will IL dated Sept 49, 1871. When sAmitted to
probate Yesterday Theodore Roosevelt and James A.
Roosevelt qualified executors and trustees under the
will. The next Of kin OF the deceased living are
Cornelia Roosevelt the widow, two named Charles
r. and Frederick Roosevelt and Marcia o. Roosevelt his
daughter The property left by the testator amous 10
several million dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
DFCIStONS-APRIL Is.

Supreme Court Cbdmbers-By Judge Barrett.-ln
the matter Of MeyersRepor connsned and oier granted
stevens ct aMOtOn dismissed with go costs and
Injunction vacated Richards agt RichardsOrier settled a.
presented Mr Roe COwell sgt Wilson Report confirmed
Judgment granted
Part HLBy Judge Van VorSt.-Wilkns agt GU
trial denied Roberts a9t Ill-Ihis mo
ton should be made at Chambers
Superior (0Rrt-SpeGidl 7erm.-By Judge Freed
man Blackwell ct al agt Dirsing-Decree settled Prime
The Twenty third street Railway Company
granted a 10 witness johnson.
Common Pie0s-SpecidI 1erm-By Judge LOew.-
McCregOr agt gOry-MO punish defendant for con
tempt denied without costs In the matter OF SehgnaAp
pic4iiOl granted
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CnI-RT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY, April 1G.-In the Court Of Appeals,
Friday. April ~. s7j: .
162-M Eliza Converse, respondent agt Montgomery
resumed and cOncluutd
lsf-Geo. Ewanger and anO respondents. agt Geo T.
Fish northumberland by j. NJ. Dunning for appellant and
by y. 4. Iyd, for respondents
No l2l-Alvn Higgins. appellant agt The Delaware Lack
awaHna Railroad Company respondent Tor
appellant Argued by Hamilton Odel for respondent. -
10 2OO-Henrv c. McEwing, respondent Adam krapf.
appellant argued by John IL Bergen for appellant, y. c.
M0uck TOT respondent.
Pro, ana made ami the Court adjourned.
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WILL OF Fx-JUpGE J. 7. ROOSEVELT.

PROVISIONS FOR IHK Distribution OF A LARGE
ESTATE.
The will Of ex-Judge James |. Roosevelt was
admitted 20 probate by Surrogate Huchings yesterday
nv the will James A. Roosevelt, Theodore Roosevelt and
John d Jones appointed executors ana trustees
All the household furniture books plate jewelry etc,
arc ,ven TO his wife Should any difference arise with
res,ect 70 the articles intended be embraced within
tn legacy the executors are decide it, The testatOr
yves ma wife all his lands situated outside Of the limits
~ tho Ctv and County Of New-York and also gives 20
her for life onehaf Of the income Of his real estate
situated within this city THIS and the othei Oeques 10 HIS
wife being in lieu Of dover
To hi wfe's sister Lady Marcia Oousel! WIDOW OF me
LIT Air william Core Ousely he gives 5000 In ease OF
her death before himself, eaving her daughihei ME-
Tzmarrce surviving latter - 10 stand in the place
of her mother ana take her legacy To hs aant, Mrs
vdi N Rooseveit widow ~ the Nicholas !. Roo>e
yee the testatOr give - 600 and III case OF ner detD
fore the festafcr heuest Il 10 90 to her daugIes
All his persona estate lot otherwise disposed OF we
sstor gives to biz exc utOTs ia lrSl 10 ufe iio
as many shares ~ the tfslsSOr ma! nav
children living az his DEAN, settlhk apart
ONE share for each OF The Children
DC invested II The names Of the exechots ns %
III such child during R natural ne ma on W.
attn such sharis be transferred 10 his Oh ner issne
living, and II none tDen " me bIothers ana
such child Ibe Issue Of Deceased ofOther or
sister Ia take the share which the parent w0uu nave
taken II eitherOf ms ciDtiren should DIE before hl4i
leaving issue such issue are to aHe te STUART NucA
b. for their benefit during Their nanOrtles p te
Executors trust. apply tie income 70 men use
during their minOres. should either OF tbe ISSUE o
necessed child testatoTs death be under the age ~
he directs that the OF the share OF re and per
Sona property given in trust for sueh MINOR ater
->'a~ fse hs o. hes SUPPORT and edusataeR snsu "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

Ia Rhode Island, where the spelllng-match
mania RACES some OF the words put out are long enough
10 reach quite across the state.
Mrs. Consider Dickinson, aged SO, OF Deer
a.ld Mass has wlled al her property o6,0OOl to the
tovn Cur educational purD0sea.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

SAVORY & MOORE'' BEST FOOD FOR
y INFANrs -Resemues Mothers MIX more closely tha
anv other Of food perfectly fulfilling ~ objec-tat Of
rromoug the growth health Oi the child me lt0Ya
tsnlies of England Russia supplied with this o3o
nG IN medical pro recommend II with the utmost con
ul,uce and certainty OF success. - -..... 49,
sFk MEDICAL CERTIFICATES An D OPINIONS.
Wholesale aid Retail Of the Manufacturers,
l43 NEW BOkD-Sr, LONDON, w.
and retail ant stDrekeepers Throughout the
states who also supply ~ANtN1 * htp)fE >
DIGESTIVE COCOA for yspepc anu delicate persons 81 al
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COURT OF APPEALS CALENDAR

ALRAvY. April 16.-The following is the Day Cal
enar Of the Court OF Appeals Monday April 49, 1915 Nos
20, 2OG. 2O7, 20S. ZO9, %, 2lO and I'll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

WHO are the true "KINGS of BUSINESS y
w Read JANE, PAHTDN'5 lretuIe IN Ia l. TRIBUNE
EXTRA No - IN wh'ch they named and described
Pamphlet EIt4on 20 cents
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OFFICIAL REPORT NJ " STOCK yxcHlSos sIxsx
. APRIL i6 1875.
10 A. M.--sALRs BEFORE RI

GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1Ob 0OLoCk
AND 1is O'CLOCK A. NJ
q y e.. Registered 1891 q $500 Register Il. JJ.
firy be. l1i 40 -. ..--. g. lJt
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III. 3. FEARON & SON,
WINE MERCHANTS LONDON,
Solicit the atent on o. American visitors ID Their

For LUNCHEON, DINNER, and DES'l.ltl. 49,, ,
CLAPETS. BURGUNDILS HOOKS, and MOsELiEo' OF
the cll aud most celebrated giOwthst
CflINAPAGN rs % the mos reputtd branis;
SiIEVR;k-. PORTS MADEIRAs, old and well maturef N
bottle ....-.
BnANDIEs, LIQUECRS, and SPIRITS OF every descrlp-
..
All the above supplied foreign order ana put free gu
board. Al, -, H., ,,,,as
gentlemen VIII great economy 10
the wines all London a 10 pay Oy INC h'
amount freight import duty themselves. -, -. -.
H. b. FEARON q son invite Inspection Oh tneir Wy ~,
tprSvr cellar, and warehouse, at 80 NEW Boz y Sihrl
and HDLBORN NIADUCr LOALONi "htre they Will U'
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THE CALL
12l2 o'cLoCK-sALEs BEFoR

SECOND BOARD O'clock r. NJ.
sales Of Siaie Bonds itairOaf Bonds Bank and Rdst
Il ~ Err.ra AlacLL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

DOBERT BENSON, deceaSed.-PuTsuant to
an act Parliament male and a III III" I'D ana Z3
years OF the reign Her present Majesty. CAP 30 n7i
amend the Law Of ty, anu 10 relieve
Trustees" NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN tuat the ChllD-
OItS and persons claiming debts or abilc aA1c
he estate OF ROBERT BENSON, ale Of No 10 craven I'M
ariens in County Of Niddlcs sex and OF No 10 King
Arms Yard In the city Of London merchant ne
ceased tie Eth day Of Janudry 20 OF nose
" n probate granted BY The Principal Registry 81 tIrI
Maestys Of Probate The 81 day NJ FeDriay SO 30
WILLIAM BENSON OF LangtGns Air sIOfl, n the t1uty
nj Hants atldW. CONSTANTINE XII ia ~
NOOKSOM of HarewOOd Lesds in the County Of YORK,
.-auire and JAMES MARSHALL 5OOR-OM Of 1 HdrcOlrt
buildings Temple. the County OF ii l sex Darllsl at
Iaw the the said VIII named. are hereby required
10 send in Messeurs HAYES. TWISDIN. PAkhEh An
solicitors the sad Executors al 40 %
square in the County OF NlddlesN fnsa inc PAT
clars debts claims. and emaD IN "rting am. tc
aIe OF the securities any held BY them against the
estate OF the said ROBERT BENSON, deceased on or before
the both July 1870 after which time The sd Executors
will pursuant proc ced 70 distribute the ises
Df the deceased among the entitled Thereto as re-
rr only tO the debts claims and demands Of which the siu
Executors shall then have had notice and the ,ad Executors
will liable for the assets 50 distributed OF any dlt
persons or whose ucDts cI.s vi 1s
foaIts they shah not thon have had notice.
Dated THIS 2JJh day vi NJ rch. 1919. -
HAYES. TNG-DsN. PARKER a CO.
90 Russell ssIuarn, London, Ing amt
DTN ID he
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

IVHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING TIE
UNITED STATES NIA1f.
NEW AND FULLPOWERED STEAMSHIPS.
Sailing from sATU RDAYS, from Liverpool on
THURSDAYS calling at Cork IIarbor each way.
BALTIC, sATURpAY April II, a. 300 p m
RFPUBLIC, SATURDAY, ArTil "a, 81 500 O. m
ADRIATIC. SATURDAY, May :, at Z 80 a. NJ
CELTIC, SATURDAY, MAJ 10 ~ ! 80 pm.
BALTIC. SATURDAY Mas -, al 300 p m.
BRITANNIA sATURDAY, May 30 at noon
GEKMANIC, SATURDAY, June .. AZ 900 Y: NJ 49,,
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER 81, NORTH
RIVER -, 10 ~,
and unsurpassed IN appointments The saloon, SiaeIoO
smoking and Bath placed anidship- where the noise
and motion aOrng degree " comfort A'l0 III
'RAiTEs@saioon SEQ and $780, gold Return Tickets $40
gold Sieerage, at low rates.
For inspection Of plans other information aprT ~ the
F' =. j. t1tTI- Agent.
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HARMONIOUS.

MADAME TUSSAUDS EXHIBITION, Ba
III added. PORTRAIT VI DDEI-o u the DUKE
md Duchess Edinburgh Car ~ Russia sir Garnet
Wol.eley the Persia. Marshal Bazmne Marshal
NacM ahon Mr. Charles Dickens Mt H. NJ Stanley, Dr Law
stone valuable relics belonging 10 the great African
ryniorpr, sir Samuel Baker H. Ward Beecher. Dr.
neav and Mr.. Hawkins. Also superb. and costly
ourt Dresses admission, Is children under ~ 3D. extra
cams IA a m TIL 10 p m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

Estimates furnished free. Send for Circuar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

RETURNS made 10 the bureau OF sta
tistics show the number of emigrsnts
who arrived at the port Of New York
during the month Of September, 1875,
as compared with September, 1874, is as
follows: September, lS75-msles, 1919;
females, 400; total 9349. September,
lS74-msles, S7S6; females, 1884; total,
16, $50, 8 decrease in 1875 Of males, 3s47;
females, 1854; total, 703l. The princi-
pal islands q countries Of last perms-
nent residence Jr citizenship Of the en-
igrants were as fcllows: England, 2266;
Scotland, 4S3; Wales, 81; Ireland, l7l6;
Germany, 259s; Austria, 20; Sweden,
Norway and Denmark, $50; France, 295;
Switzerland, l66; Russia, 2S4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

Hon. JOHN EATON, commissioner Of
education, has completed his annual re-
port for 1875. 1t contains the usual alb
slrsct Of reports Of the several State and
and city superintendent and other edu-
cational publications, together with
tables and statistics coming from replies
to inquiries addressed to State and city
educational officers and institutions
throughout the country. The commits
sioner Gays the benefits Of common
nomenclature adopted as a result of his
work in reporting educational statistics
are becoming apparent. There is an in
crsssing interest in the public schools on
the part of sll the people, and the COM
missioner is gratified st the growth Of an
opinion that, in case Of any assault upon
that system, will be found its sure refuge
and barber Of safety.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

Democratic majority
OF the Republicans six are white and
five colored; one Of them (Everett) and
the Independent (Furlong) acted almost
entirely last session with our party, so
that the majority of the Democracy on
any close test would stand fifteen. The
status of the house is:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

GENERAL MALONE, president Of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad,
has asked the fOTbearsnce Of the Euro
pean bondholdeTs of his road, on ac-
count OF its inability to pay interest. He
does so because the present embarrass-
ments are only temporary, and because
he relies upon the restoration of conf
dence, enterprise, and the onward march
of all industries, for revival OF that
business and revenue which will enable
the company to resume and regularly
maintain the payment of all interest,
and finally make good the payment Of
its bonds to the last dollar. That
such result may be worked out, the
past history of the road, with its in
creasing better condition for business
and the inevitable growth of the coun-
try dependent upon.it for transportation,
give US an abiding confidence. Co.
operation and forbesrance at the hands
of the bondholders are however essential.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

DcLOOCIdllC MA 9Ill 90
OF the whole number ten are colored
Republicans, one colored Independent
two colored fusion Republicans, and
one coIored Democrat. The white Re
publicans muster just five votes. The
colored Independent, Carter, of Warren,
defeated a regular Republican nominee.
The fusionists, Sunderlin and Young,
both of Washington, were upon the fu.
sion or'people's ticket, equslly composed
of Democrats and Republicans, and de.
feated the regular Republicans. The
colored Democrat, Mr.. Vaughan, Of
Pamela, was on the regular Democratic
Conservative ticket.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24
JOHN T. FLY Nm, 5uD't Memphis Div
i AMFa EIrtssn- I,feAra. q Calnt

LEXANDEB AIs.E-FormerIy ]. David
"a son Hill & Co.-%EEbH AND AMRRK-
CAE States, SLABS. Etc, and Agent
for the WiiliamstoWn and Franklin Slate
Quarries The slate from these Qusrries are
the best American states which have yet been
sent to this market, and bear a closer resem-
Welsh slate than any that have heretofore
appeared. Prices from 20 50 to SO per square,
English count.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24
COAL! COAL! COAL!

EIETsBU8G AND CANNGL, in large or
{ small quantities, at 1872 Main, and also at
1874 Second street, till January LIST, when we
propose dispensing with the uptown yard
and secondary office, and combining our bust
ness to one Office at 1872 Main street. and our
new coal yard at the foot OF Market street.
Country orders for casks or carloads promptly
attended to.
oct7 n.R, PACKER d 80.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-24

WE are Indebted to the Jackson CJdT-
ion for the figures and facts which in
struct us as to tie status Of the legisls-
ture of Mississippi, to meet in few
days. In the senate the political COM
plexion is defined thus:
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MISgI ,SIPPi & TENNESSEE R.R
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

AN AND AFTER SUNDAY, OCTOBER
81, Is75, trains Will run as follows:
LEAVE. ARRIVE
New Orleans Mail, daily .-.-.3 80 pm. 2:Z5 pin
Express Train, daily Except
Sunday .UO pm. .00 am
Freight and Accommodate,
daily except Sunday).......5: 80 am. 4:85 pm
Close connections made at Grenada with
trains North and South for ali points
For further information apply 70 Ticket
office, No. 257 Main street, and at depot.
N. BURKE, Superinten dent
IksEs SPEKp, Ticket Agent. oct3l
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Homes for All.
SUBSCRIBE TO THE
SECOND SERIES OF STOCK
ITO THE
wORKINGMEN'S
Building and Loan Association,

THIS Association, encouraged by the sue
L cesstul working of its first series, and in
order to meet tie desire of many to secure
stock in an established Building and Loan
Association, mas decided to issue a second
series of stock, the first assessment OF which
lone dollar per share) will fall due on the first
Tuesday OF January, next.
This Association has achieved a So bstantial
success has been the means through which
many have already secured HOMES. Its
earnings for the first TWEEN y-siX months were
fifty per cent. on the money invested, and 1t
has had no losses.
subscription Books row opened at the Sec.
retary's office, NO. 2S9 Main street, and at the
store of
L. LAGRILL, President,
nOyl4 326 Second street.
, 1875-06-03

!NfEal10Al4SR THE QUESTION.
Yesterday morning Mr.. prIudiville, President
of tho Board Of Public Works, md tho City sur
veyor, went to tho Exposition building to sec
whether tho track used by tho baltimore Il ONO
RaIiroad to land ther passeugorB was encroach-
ing upon city property, or whether any tracks
had bcon hid upon that property recently. Il
was found that in February last when tho oyster
trade wns heavy on tho Baltimore Il Ohio Rail.
road, about 400 foot Of temporary track lal beon
thrown down On city ground to facilitate tho uu.
londtng OF oysso1s and express goods coming in
over that line. Mr. PrlmIiyille called tue ntten-
tsau OF Dir. rotors. tho Local eupeliu-
tendcnt Of tic baltimore j. Ohio Railroad, to
this fact, md stated to lin TINT lo
desired to havo tho track removed. As hlr.
Potcrs Ind no authority in tho matter, tile track
having been laid by tho llI1nota Central Railroad,
from which tue baltimore l. Ohlo leases ts
riglt Of way .uto tho city, thaY called upon Mr.
J: G. Clara, the General Manager Of that road.
Mr. Clark stated that lie had 10 dosise to en-.
croach upon tho city property. IIo did not de-
htrc to occupy nh inch not belonging to him. II
any OF tho traoka wero Oh city property he would
upon lad survey made, aud found TINT four feet
OF tlIo track was Oh city property. lie engsgcd
. fofcc of mon at once and set thom to work to
push tho trno4H ovcs On the compauy's la1,ds and
before dark tho 'vl!olc work wAs completed, and
tho Baltimore Il Ohio could enter tho city on
undsputed ground. Tue matte1 was to
hhyo bcen brought before the Common Council
Monday cyonsng nuh o bIg outory 1nado about
"rhllroad cEcok and monopoly enctoRchments,
but Als. Clark. with his usuni sagaclty, has
nipned tho sensation In tho bud, aud shown that
neither lia ROAD nor tho baltimore i Ohio l,avo
any deBlro to obtain Possession OF tho lake front
Gy htealth and that they would not aaYo it u,,-
less o1taiucd In fair aud proper way.
, 1875-06-03

prohibition, which was vociFcrous'y apphndet'.
Tho announcement whs mn1e tIlat tho ressninn
and turpcr would takn p|aco nt tho Tall1'er
]fonso Tomorrow oven[ng botwoon Q and y.
kn,llo one asked whether tic Palmer House MAS
Il temperance hutot. ami there wcrn cr'es OF
"Nn! MOL" number rtrurglcd for Tho floor,
hut tho Chair tlucllcdiwhat promised to bo cos1.
tcntEon on to tho lroirloty If pattoniz1ng ho.
tel whore &hoy fotl liquor.
~ this s.aEo collection VAS taken m, and
EubscfptionA made to laiso E590, aid tho nudt-
eEcc tlinned RAPIDLY. ..
Tho subIcc. befoto tho Convention Was asain
mud Carroll. Some discussion el,sued Is to tho
fode of taking tho vote, mud 1t Was finally agreed
to tnke It hy rising vote.
,r. Has. Of 1ndiano, protested against .a1;inE
t1ic s0tO tlnr, and KA1l whatever tic result IL
would not bind his action.
THE HElsTfTuTE
of Mr. Powell, amended by Mr.. WaI1ron, WAS
then voted on. with tho roAult-atyr1atiye, liz;
rolurt nf tho Committee on resolutions. ~ thus
amended. was adopted. An ondea,ur was made
to mako tho voto unanimous. tut thero wcrc sew
cral votes olstinntoly In the negative, md tlerc
were cries Of Soyor surrender
Tho two last resolutions Of t!,o mn aIorisy re.
port were thon tead by tho Secretary. The first
waH h,loptcd without debate but tito other.
which related to tho question Of fwomRIl-eut1raEe.
II adjourned until o'clock shls morning.
Az iSTEnEsr1Sa FEATURE
Of tho Temperance exercises dnsinE yesterday
wNy that ovory five minutes the Chairman inter-
rupted Homo speaker to announce thu mysterious
disappearance Of 4 now Htlk nmbrol!n, tho prop
crty Of Mrs. Parker, Of dundee, Scotland; flne
Finye-ppo lat, Tie prouesty Ut q reverend
Eenttolnan from ctlor England or Scotland
and small blark yal!bo, tho property
uf Southern delegate. This kind
II announcement wns always accompanied
sy pathetic request to tnyo tho lost uropc,ty,
'',aEen by miBtako or otherwise" returned to
tho rightfu! owner. Whether this appeal Ind
tin desired effect fH not known.
Tia ladseR OF tho Wo,nai,'s Temperance Union
nf t'htcugo hnyo arranged for d social reunion
for tho delegates TO the Convention md such
friends as may bo in tic city, Mt the Paltnor
HDngc, from 8 10 o'clock this evening.