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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
ANDREW JoHYsON's EARLY LOVE AFFAIR.
From Ths Greenpis Integeneer edited by Andrep Joh'


Jr
In John Savage's "Life of Andrew John
son. the reader given the belief that Mr. johnson loved
and disappointed In his affections by their object
Such not the case 30 far as the conclusion Is stated
He did fall In with young lady OF good family and
esnabe character She responded In the fullest degree
aud both anticipated great felicity IN future life toge
Their The parents Of the young lady, however, OBJ
jected the marriage upon the grounds OF Mr. Johnsons
youth The yet in his minor years. and lack OF means
Upon hearing this Mr. johnson sought interview with
the young lady, told her of the decision OF her parents
and Of the he himself had resolved upon With
his native high principle he said there nothing left
10 them part and forget what they had been to
each other. The lady felt otherwise, and frankly told
him that she would 90 with him wherever he might lead
and that she would hesitate 70 trust her life aud Its
keeping into his hands. The strong pride and love Of
his love, he denied the proposition and
left place. only returning long years after when the
lady was married and the mother OF "a family Thus 10
will understood that the lady did not prove fathess
and any wounded feelings to the subject OF this
eke
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proycment will give the company watef pow"
sufficient to crush 900 tons Of ore per day. mo
Weld of the Consolidated Virginia Mine for ~ days
last rcnorted shows an increase Of 1881 900 over
same time in the previous month. The Director Oh
the Mint hag made arrangements for $9,0Oo,OOO ST.
yer bullion from the Comstock Mines, FOR coinage
into subsidiary coins.
suit for the possession Of 1919 feet OF ground on
the Savage Nine valued at 100000, has been com
mcnced by Judge Bryan of California mo OpnI
Mine has been SHUT down to allow the placing OK
new hosting machinery and the retimbernsoi ~"
feet OF the main shaft.
The ore and bullion shipped by the Georgetown
Col, silver mines during July amounted TO $751;
$50 exclusive of the product Of placer gold MINES
The Sutro Tunnel was driven over 80 feet last week.
Ely District Nevada, shipped 1922, IL bullion dur
ing July by Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express.
The London advices reported money very easy
again and u below the rate at the Bank OF England
The Bank made gain on balance OF f36,OOO bull
lion. British consols and United States securities
were firm. The foreign exchange market was ~
usual on Saturday, dull, rates being steady on the
basis of those given below. Gold opened at 1873
but il at once stfened to 1884,, and during the day
ruled strong at 113l4d113as On gold loans the
rates for borrowing were A. 1l2 and per cent per
annum, and 1s2 SEA and is4 until Monday. The
range OF gold Tor the week was llZ'SUlif. ibe
specie shipments for Europe to-day were as follows
Steamer Germanic, $240.5s1 steamer City OF Ches-
ter 100000, and the steamer Oder, $4,000; a
total of $563,5S1, of which S2OO,00O was gold
coin, and the rest silver and gold bars The
shipments for the week are given elsewhere. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out in gold coin during the
week 1918 900 interest the public debt, inclnd-
ing 81 900 to-day The redemption Of called Five
twenties to-day amounted to $4,000, total Tor
the week of $4,000. The import entries OF
foreign dry goods at the port Of New-York for the
week ending to-day were $i,037,731, the amount
thrown upon the market footing up 1862 22O, and
of general merchandise to Si,s06,206. making q
total in gold coin valuation Of $s.si3,937. The
export clcarances of domestic produce from this
port for the week ending Tuesday, Aug. 10, were to
the currency valuation Of $5.217,G57. The specie
shipments for the week amounted to $1,57252o.
To-days business at the Gold Exchange Bank COW
cred Gold cleared, $3.50, $685. 900; gold balances,
SO, $50, $685. currency balances, $2,G07, 440. The
principal gold quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

The stock market was comparatively quiet to-day
but prices made general advance. Rock Island led
the van, rising from 1861 to 1OsSs, with final
close at 1913. Western Union was strong and rose
from s3ls to S37 closing at the latter price, the
highest point of the week. Northwest, st. Paul.
New-York Central. Missouri Pacific, Atlantic and
Pacific Preferred, and A. and p. Telegraph were also
higher than the best figures of yesterday. Pacific
Mail dropped off from 80 to 3sis, and Lake Shore
from COLI to 6Ols closing at 1893 and COS, respect
lively. The opening, highest, lowest, and closing
foil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
SUGGESTIONS WORTHY OF ATTENTION.

The second letter of the Hon. John Jay to
THE NEw-YORK Tribune on the Centennial Exhibition
contains three good suggestions The first the proposal
~ divide portion Of the grounds into national plots
70 each nation that will accept IT, TO be fitted up 10 repre-
sent small scale the more prominent natural char
sctestics OF the country which 1t Is assigned The
next suggestion made "a for series OF international con
70 be held during the tune o. the Enhoion Tor
tcrest The third hint is that OF mode TO evsde the
difficulty caused by Tariff law. While II may be-
none OF these original with Mr. JAY they
are worthy OF public attention. II we TO have an
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lose themselves in the ocean, Immediately point Of
Cape May. Nine months ago the place was Wild and
tangled Wilderness 1t has six miles Of avenues ana
streets comfortable and capaci0us hotel about so cot
tages, and is, on the whole, miniature city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

The Manposa L. and NJ. Co. intend levying an
assessment of per cent about the LIST of Septem-
Der, payable in October or November. The Mari
posa tunnel was in LOIS feet Aug. s, in very hard
rock The surveys for the Broadhead Dam and
Canal are completed. The construction of this i'm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
DECIHIONS-AuG. IA.

Common Plnds-Specdl Term-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
Elizabeth Coleman agt VIM J. Of separa
ton. MahoPao Manufacturing Company agt The Empire
sewing Machine Judgment refused (6se ncm)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16
atoms were as follows
we annex closing rates Of foreign exchange:

The course of money runs smoothly along, and the
offerings to-day were in fair abundance at 1i2 TO
per cent. There is hardening tendency to mercan-
tile paper, and the various grades thus quoted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

There is no change in time loans. The following
was the Clearing House statement to-day:
Curry cleaances s46,229ll7 Gold c,eaIa1ces. H229slt
Curry balances. 2,6l2,Gii Gold bsanceA... 613I1l
The following were the cleariIgs and resulting
balances for the week o-
Curry clearings s3O325S766 Gold cearnss.. go?
Curry balances l7,l9l,6s6 Cold baGnces..,. i2e315k
This afternoons Washington dispatches report thaH
the Treasury now holds 1914, 100000 in bonds to
secure National bank circulation, and SIS to
secure public deposits. The outstanding National
bank circulation is now $3i9 POO, 900, of which
S. 600 900 are gold notes The United States Treas
ury to-day received $4,000 National bank notes
for redemption, total for the week of $3,333,OOO
The Customs receipts were $G6O,000 The Internal
Revenue receipts amounted to S-}sO.0o0 making
total for the week of 81, 300 900, and for the month
to date of 81 600 OOO The bank statement was uufa-
yorabe in that il showeda heavy loss in legal tenders
and specie and an increase in loans The banks made
a net loss during the week of S4.0lOOOO, and now
hold in lawful money in of the % per cent re-
duired go, 100000. The following table shows
the condition of the New-York City banks at tho
dates aforementioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

Exhibition ALL every effort should he made 70 render
of world wide tance event which the future
historian will be proud To record.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

Railroad bonds were in good demand and prices
were well sustained the largest transactions having
been in the Pacific issues aud North Western. Tho
following were the bids:
offered Asked. Offered. Asked
Alb A sua let bda lo9h C1evA Pa L. q. hlOlk
Alb A sua ID bdA 1864 lO1 | Clevc, p ga N.b.lOt
Alb. a Sua 81 ida l01 bet. n. TVL BLOC -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

City bank shares were dull; the only reported
transactions were in Pbenix at 100. The following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-16

Changes.
yosn. so IA 200 s2S3 s. 900 Increase So 1850
Specie ...-. l6.334.4n0 l34i2lo0 Decrease 2s'A "
Circulation. 1881 800 1S,4l271 D,srease lOslW
Deposits. % ,s62.-o0 2S3.5tl9Ol DcsEease. 3ig!ht
Ie,T ten'rs 736Jl 300 7O726 POO Decrease - 2r15lJO
The following table shows the relation between tho
total reserve of the banks and the total liabilities:
7. August IA Changes
Specie. SI6oStfOO slo'lfz w.
Legal tenders. '36ol3OO ~, 'Io-Vo pec. <o''iVV
Total reserve ss0s3j7OO ss4 800. Dec. s5.767iOo
Reserve required - 1900
against deps 62,o65,IOO bZVOS,3Oo
EYeesso of
above legal re- ,o,oooo
quirements 27OlOOOO ~, lc1OV pec'.'' 1,iu'rrr
Loans &343O0 500 Inc. 10000
Government bonds were less active, and in gen
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

gWVHE UNDERSIGNED having heen ap-
u pointed Agents of the atove Ccuipsuys rreraei
arsinst Fre. stone and Hrtch Build
ings, and on msrchRndiac stored therein. tas
most favorable terms For PARTICULAR arry st th ee Gi
sr-iy y A. sCiitEFEH a co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
II ATn@ OF ADvHEeTxsxrg @

a. ruslncss Caui,. when rrfFaif ~ 80 refr, ~.
sowol liscount fu these ratcs vheh are if transient
a.ivesti.euents vhsnr raid or chsrEed quarterly.
NR-An Errirn e.ivcrtiscnenta must b acccu.r.ntr.
with the ray vhe crftrr in ncice v D. tesee -
them The rates q charges given r iet accfe lse 80
reniitanccs er Eastern Amsrcan aivuitterfeatt q f1
scrptiens may b made ~ bark shss, cn g - ''ai 49,
Age estamr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
CALIFORNIA
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Insurance Notice.

TWyHE AGENT FOR THE HRIT1sH Yer
Il eiEu Marine Insaranru Company, liuaitel hes -
ccvrd instructions reducr the rates 1t lusurnfe
between Honolulu and Ports In the Pacnc and is rrs
pared issue Policies the Loff Ratsf, uiih aspra
reduction on Freight Per steamer -
salv Ag.af Brit ~. Nrr. Far o.. Ei-.iisE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
DR.. ]. COILS BROWNIES
CH HhORO CD X NJ u
is THIS ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE

rINHg PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST
i the unfounded statements frequently made, chat
the composition Of CHLoRoDTNE is known 20 Chem
lists and the Medical profession" The fact Is, Chic
rodyne vas discovered and invented BY DR.. J. col
LIS BROWNE lex Army Medical Stafl, aud 50
named by him. and It has baled all attempts az anal
ysis by the first Chemists Of the day. The method
and Secret Of the preparation have never been pub
lished Il is obvious, therefore that anything sold
unier the name, save Or. J. COILS BROWNIES
CHLORODYNE, is a spurious imitation.
CAUTI0N.-Viee-Chanccll Sir W p. Wood stated
that Dr.. Coils Browne undoubtedly the inventor
REMEDIAL USES AND ACTION.
This invsuahis remedy produces quiet refreshing sleep
relieves pain eauis the ssn restores the deranscd fune
ous and stimulates healthy action % the eefetons q the
hy without testng any o those unpleasant results At
when requisite Thousaujs of persons
t its marvellous oi effects aud wonderful cures while
medical meu cNtol is virtues most extensively using % In
great quaatas In the foovng diseases Cheera Dysen-
isry, nArrha COLES, Coughs. asthma Rheumatism, Neu
ralgia, Whooping CouEn, Cramp Hysicria &C.
EXTRACTS FROM MEDICAL OPINIONS.
The Right Hon Earl Russell communicated to the College
o. phycaus and J. T. Davenporf thai he bad received in
formation the ei that the remedy any service ia
Cholera vas CHL0ROnNNE.-Sce Lrnosf Dec. 81, ls6&
Dr. Lowe Medical Missionary In India reports Dee isddl
thar IN nearly every Cholera which J. COLLIS
BROWNIES cHLoRopYNE was administered, the patient
Es,rssi ron Niieai rYas Jan L. iseO-" Chorodyneis
prescribed BY scres q ortholox uelc practitioners OF
supply a and an place -
Extract the General Board Of Health, London
immense value q this remedy, that We iorcbly
urge the necessity % adopting ii In all esscs."
SLiis RR6yvNE' on the Covsrnmcnt stamp Overwheln-
ing medical testimony accompanies each bottle
sole Manufacturer, IT'D DAVENPORT,
s., Great Russell St, Blolmsbury, London.
wriIs. szl-em
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
NORTH BRITISH AND MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.,
OF LONDON AND EDINBURGH.


CAPITAL .................. ......... 100000
Accumulated and Invested Fund, a,s3ssI1s
TWyHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE BEEN ar-
II POINTED AGENTS flr the sandsich isianals. and
authorised 30 Insurc a-tusf Fire ap1u aruratie
Risks taken any part % the Isianis Wcoen nuin-s
and Merchandise stored therein, Dwelling Houses s1 Fufn
ture Timber Coas ships 10 hartr With wheut cara
under repair lfss iyl ED. HoFFsCuLAE9ER co
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
NcCoLSAN a JOHNSON.
MERCHANT TAILoRs,

WILDER a CO..
s-,e-s,ss e. rssssi c. cr-r Frt sai cers. streets
tE=ss-. Falza. oli Sai,a salt aHa E-li1l.r
ilStiFi MafsrsaiI e srs-r hsrR
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
SuPrene Court OF tho Hawaiian
Islands

CE4S 2 R-SF0F - EBWARD FrEzE--.
EA-sssss1 suf Z 2 B0LLES ez-risa-s
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

Boston Beard OF Underwriters.
a GENTS for she HaEaiian Isiand..
N 6T-iy & nREMaR CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28
HIDES, SKINS, TALLoW.

VlHE UNDERSIGNED CONTINUE TC
i pay tie highest market price fer Dry HidsTY
Goat skins and Goat Tsllow.
sss-Sa c. BREWER CO
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

---z-s D. -Ess--r q Esszth-- 81 r
ra.2 szks las z7zs e 6. Il ID
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-04-28

Philadelphia Beard Of Underwriters.
A GENTS for the Hawaiian Islands.
n k.-.fv & HEEWER Co.
, 1875-09-22

Tho Board uk EHuntixntion-Itnpo por.
tMnt action OF 1tlr Wnrehuugc En,rs
nll%sbOncrh-TsvO Now u fnups OF Corr,

Tho Board uk Eluntizntion-Impor por.
tnnt Action or Tito Wnretuusc Cb,1i.
nl,sstOncrh-Tsvo Now u rnucs OF Corn
CStlbDt*lacH.
speefat tlapateh h The Cafeaoo 7rihns.
SPRINGFIELD. Sept. 21.-1he Hhtc Board Of
Equalization ths niutt,inK adopted tho general
report on equalization Of taxes Al published in
The TRIBUNE. Thoto voting aye were Dewey.
Digg!ns, Fisher Hunter, NlcNutt, Niles, Parry,
saynge Warner, Whitesilus. and Whitn9-13
TLoso voting nay wore Dot1icAson and McCabo
The Committee on llailroad Property reported,
but III such way AZ to necessisato some nddl-
tional work by the Clork. rAoto set remains the
report Of the Committee oil Capital Htock A.
se.s.iicnt, and thun The work Of the Board will
hnvo ended
Tho lsailroad aud Warehouse Commissioners
this aftcrnocn laI q lengthy petition frotn tho
mombeta OF tie Chicago Board Of Trade undcr
consideration. The petitioners dosiro two ad-
di,ionn grades Of coru to bu eBtabsled nnd u.s.
ti.t, Ne roanpn fur tho request TINT tito atr ot-
!csa with wlic!s corn IL inspected In Chicago has
led TO large quantities being shipped around and
bv Gu cago to tia East. 1i,o Doasd fiual!y con-
thoreul.ou adopted Tie following additional rules
for grading curn. Which, Aitor publication twen-
TT days. Viii taAn effect on ami. afer Jan. i. 1875
Srw htst,-ml1cd shall bo thste-fourths ynlloH,
Of my tBe felaounny dry amt Reasonably clGAns lut
not sifierntiy dry fur hgh-Inixel Or No. 4.
Gcw mixed may Le less than fhree.fourtia
yellow Of my age, md shall bs reasonably dry a,d
reasonably clean. bN not sufficiently dry for No. T.
Thu abortion Of tlose two rules rrtdefy II uu-
necessary to continue tla wosd "new " iu any
ullIor place for tue inspection Of corn, 60 that
the old ruleh werD Mo'tltiod by striking It out.
Yllese BrauoY wi, contituo the yoAr lullnd, aud
MT ccaso III AEr4l ~ was tie cnso with new
corn hnretUForo.
Aside from this. tbcro was nothing but rou-
the busIileas loo.
, 1875-09-22

she Scotch hanks wc1e not lnlolforet1 with. mud
tlinr HHycr atnlta their nn'tc If payment hnr'
noLca wero tl'ra4s payable on tlcmnnd ahi n"ter
trf'r bn,trtdhd. IN ono Bttlo of tho Twetd
bnnk nf England hntcs NON cIiculA.ed at b de-
procIation; On tllo other hiIo llhnk Of Hcalland
ins|ratsnn Of tt,n Halhe nature IA found now Gil
| tlIiH Continent. Abun.. D fGrlntRht since
runHe1 oyer from Canada to thn HlateH. In
Wiihanr fou,'n Canadian bnuk noteH Circulate
rtc,lbacks vera tnhjcct 10 heavy depreciation.
lho oilicr day cllangtl II CANADIAN batIk nolo
II tho City Of Boston itito ynut circulating nm
tinsn. and received ~ per cnns lrnsntun on It Ut
ynnr currency. Gould anything be mote con;
Il t.tn nvrr tho otheri
II avpcass 10 mo tho illtt cnrcfpIos Of srund
cnfl nncy aro t,ot understood by tlioss wllo nso
".1tallhE your Country ftoH oecas! TO ocean for
POLITICAL purposes. otherwise, IN thu faco Of
c'ssreucr air"1dy unprecedented, thoy would mover
moot tla ttca Ut thcscaB.nB its vpume with tho
aI,rn hha 90. tain result OF bi firihdr dbbaBnl,
It, nntnt'llss nl yalsos, robhfng Tie wolk kint,
t,laf tne tror Aiil tl,r 12norant ind ,lefrnuu.nY
oxailn. cr"dtols BY pnyllg uolta unjustly..
Iln 20 nrte Of TIC cnrrcnhs mist Ah,l Hit de-
pend H. an llin ttade AMI cohlttorco of Tho ootan
Try. wllet"r 1t bo ns6tnllio pr paper, or artly
10th the aud the otl,oy. Tho currency 10 tho
efteGt MT the calBe, Of conrnticn; just M c5fn-
tnetes II tl,n cffrct, not tho cauBe, Of capital.
The cnt rCncy III merely lilo medium, aud repre-
aenls FOR tlsa tIno s}cn4 the articles yuu are w-
in9 IL osclaurc. II t1nlc tB active and stocks Of
gram. S, jurvc, more chi rocv tr, bc rrnuiraa 10
move lcn wtllcll we I,nys found t1,e bul,xB in
Scoslatni to supply in Tic most n,,ptAble ,,,au-
,lGr, nrcurihE to Tin requirements Ut tho public
IcHal te,,icr md Issued in esce.e. Tile trst
duly ri your GuynsImrn IL 10 reduce t.u vol.
s,mo of. sour currency pn Nv to bling It To a rnr
stth thu wpltiR clr1 cllHF. hhutrly, RnlH. Ill
FIanco t,,e1o III IN deFrcciattnl, although tbGo
tho Fia,co-ticrl,nt, war they bnye been sim lar!y
nitun.ofl tn yo,t tho pny tiittc! being that
tlo,. t,rbt IN heavier and thor credit wnrse, but
viii, tlier former experience Of asegnath they
have atled )Aulentlv. md mt iastet u,ore paper
tnan tue conatry could absorb, On d former
occaAidn they thought th"ro Sas no limit y tho
ss Of npHE,lats, nntll It calno TO lie thnt 60 Of
tneso Noro lol1!fra to nurcrhAe cup y! coneo.
Let .Hr. Wendell ELfjs' bctenie bc pitt inlo
torcs. mn, you vii have tho Famo result in ti,e
Cnilrd StneH, with all its after consequences Of
chaotic tHtsD.
, 1875-09-22
FORT WAYNE tYAIER-sUPpLy,

kpfr'dI D1ttulib 70 T'ht Chft,I"0 Tribune.
FnHT WAYSi:, Ima.. Sept. 2l.-Un account Of
The total umeab!ity Of tho canal at trcaent
fot pnrposes Of water auputy, aud tho erobabill-
tv ot Its curly abandonment or slle, tho city IN
fully aroused Is to tue uecessi,y for tho ron
htruction Of wasot-wo1ks. Last evening the
Colincu appointed \ committee OF dive to make
tliol ongh Investigation OF tho subject und TO-
polt 1t the earliest pcasiblo m0nenk oo1cerpiug
feaslbe llan. etc.
, 1875-09-22
THE CITIZENS ASSOCIATION.
Inrro and Enthusiastic Meeting
of The Members.
Election Of m Executive Committeo-..
Vote Of Thanks to It's Officers.


-.
The CIiizcns' Arsocl:t on held its annual meat
ing sst GsGna M III , ere~1', len ~ EXILE ssm
a'se' ''s'& AA' - N''
ettats' ..-.... .....-. .......,,,.
Tho uttonGancr was large and enshn'fnstit;
- ,,,o,,,io1 t,,, f,,tn,,;n,, t,,u,,or,cu. Ncss,s
AHo 'ile'"s.'1 S"o .'''."',te :" -.
+. .. kimhaFd, u. A. slower, II. ". KING. D.
3'asnn IL pnt, II. r.. jtorcett, A. j. HhItuwAy
.t /, ,,,,.,,n 7, 7, f,r.,,o 4 II uoott+ft,
{, ,in,,,n f:on,,o A,nurr + 1,,,,r..,
'f' w.. ~. ''"-"' ~ ,..' ,''nu f.' " ''
II u. NiEit' aa'ffY Neia. u. - III leaooYs'
Col c. 7. lio'c'ktsa, y. n. ciapmsn, ". ..
Gibson, George Il. Soyca, a. e. Ilaltlot., 3nhn
M ftr,,. ucoryo II, [Iy1le, y, J. E,,+snlL VIII.
~ u:,. t,,, yin, ,,,,t , ,,,,,,,o.. =, .,,.....,..
hn o'''" ..,... .,. ..''''' -' - 0''~'"'
PAE"1hf''r AAc'E'"it 8
eaIl that he WIS somewhat nj losB, OIL account
nj tho atttrc1a Wlileh k,o was to hnvo tlcllve,cd
i,r;ur o,rsnt,v hv Tim ,,,t,u,r}v ,r Aha ra,;.t}.
. ,eon moac ,mi.,.c 1Ja ,,., ,I,oror,s, nt,,,
efS' wv" "e. ,, r .'A' .usieio'l' Ho'..
in6 TO bay Nv "&E VI report III 1ho pfoeteHs VI
the ApEoclhston dltllhe tar fast year. hut H III y
IN rail- tile attention Of thtpc cnt 10 tht, nh.
te1 n Tic Meeting, TIey had ,c4tl,,c Nv ,,,cIr
!Tnssuee thc1 thcy wc,o ahyo TO i'm to, ntth,,aa
Inf"n nttnrhrG ~ thr efn IN @ 4i.,r " ~ 'Nt t,,,;.
rn.s S".s" fur t,o cnr,Iiuy ycor n,'I tho i;r.t G
h..ino - on hapI wotd In surh :" cctin,,
ria ,ucs II lilo Atsuc;at1nn ,,rny;tlc1 thsr lin
1.1ecultvo Con mittco sbo:ld e;cct the jrca!ioht.
M lint they III turl, rho,ili ha e,e,tcn.hr 4
tep.rui Sp comitec cnosc,, % sv tc asrnr;ati,r -
I'm large audicnco t,leaeu. nm m e, tt,,>n.f n;
ihe DISCRIMINATION Of lie c1iizcun 70 ryu NJ md
M nyft tl1v Assoc atiun. lis wa ,oaiy pl X
sege I prerestions flo:n tho meeting as to tlit
aImts md nuu,Ler OF d,
rms CENTRAL, cou.,,71rr.
ro1. +. NIn.on Iu,,ni. nf,.r,h n rcaou(iou
nllIur for the a,m,ointnont Of n Ceutrni Con,-
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