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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-05
Ne,O York Herald.

Andre Johnson Is not only an able
but distinguished man All his life
he Las been IN the pubic service. lie
has flied the highest Offices in the gift
OF the people, aud has been governor,
senator, EIce~P resident AID President
his experience and knowledge OF legs
IatIon and government viii be OF great
value to the country, and probably no
man IN tennessee Will be Ot more ser
vice to the Democratic party.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-05
Jackson Courier Herald.

1t is we'll known that Sir. johnson was
NOT the choice ut tue Courier Herald !:
but We box to the will Of the Peep G
and sincerely hope that their con.
6IeIsce has been wisely bestowed. The
Ex>Vresident has the ability and the ex-
perience O. make the closing years of has
public life a blessing 10 his people no
mau ever had a ialrer prospect or a
grader opportunity. The eve of the
Republic Is upon him Tue masses res
gard hIm as their peculiar champion.
great things are exps csed Of him aud We
sincerely hope that he will not dieap-
point eiIhgr bis frienIs, or tue country,
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1875-02-05
CSt. Louis Times.

1t is a triumph for the old man Of which
he may we'll be proud, and even those
who like him least will scarcely begrudge
him the browning honor of his life.
Opinions differ widely as to the holiness
of his patriotism and craftsmanship,
but there is only one opinion Of his IN
dom liable pluck, his incOrruptible hon.
esiy and unJTetentinHs common sense.
That he will again become a power at
Washington, and power formidable to
tyrants and plunderers and corruetiOn-
lists Of every degree, We all believe, and
without distinction of party most coui>
IDENTITY hope.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE MISSING CANAL RECORDS.

YESTERDAYS RUMoR CONFIRMED - BOOKS AND
DEN's CONTRACTS NOT TO BIZ FOCND-A GIN
ERAL SEARCH or P.GEoNnoLEs ALONG THE
CANAI-IN DANGER OF A DELAY TILL WINTER.
ALBiSY, n. Y, July 23.-The rumors of yes
te:Iay In reference TO of important canal
records confirmed Final account hooks and papers
relating to three contracts which the subject OF in
vestisatlon by the Special Canal Commission missing
from the Office ~ the Division Engineer. one Of the
tracts referred 70 saads in the Of IL ID. Denison
and is for the Improvement of the Billiard Bend the
CHAMPAIGN Caut. Another ~ the three stands in the
name of Mr. Beden and l. FOR the construction OF
bridge the Mohawk AZ Cohoe. John Il. Yates Diy
sion Engineer OF the Eastern Division assisted by Col
John L. Dodge Of hi office, has working diligently
for time past for the missing records but thus for
without formal port made 10 the Canal
Commission yesterday by Mr.. Yates that these books
and papers which they had asked 10 have produced from
his office, could not he found.
The search Is not yet ended, and Will be prosecuted ct
all the offices along the line OF The canal 1t may be
.aned that the final account books contain the original
minutes. figures diagrams Sc. which formed the base-
Of the several contracts. Their importance to thc in
ycsgatlon ari,es out of This fact at least of the
missing books was 10y the state Engineer aDi Sur
vcyor ~ late last Winter In the hooks cannot
be found IL viii Ice necessary 10 gre over again the
work included in The This cannot be done until
after the closing o. canal NAVIGATION and the Withdrawal
~ The water. NJ. Yair- and al his cmpicyfs
anlnci h,fol, the Commission this morning. touching
their knowlcdce Of tho missing records They asserted
under oath that they entirely ignorant OF The where
abou' Of any Of The books AMI papers in question.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
CijBAt AFFAIRS.

T,,p ISsIrRGFNrS ACTIVE--sEV EkAL ENGAGEMENTS
WITH TIE SPANISH TROoP,-TIE ARREST OF
THE BANKERS BAEBON AND zoRRnLA-VALMA-
SID, DETERMINED 10 SUPPRESS SPECULATION
N GOLD.
PROM An ,sIoNAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE rRIDUNEl
HAVANA. July 17.-ScVeril engagements are
reported officially different parts 81 tn. island On
the 81 inst Forts Caiobabo and Nequta were captured
hv the insurgents, but soon aficrward Spanish troops ar
v, and lecapuied them with seventeen prisoners the
i,urgents had made. GA the sd ut party OF seven
teen insurgents we're dispersed near the village OF Pu-
eutes and two Of their number were killed Advices
from Hancti sprtus say that on the "a inst 800 Dsr-
t encountered the enanlsh guerrillas the San An
,pio farm After twohours' combat the insurgents.
who were commanded By Antonio di Moral, IT.
treated 70 the santo Tomas farm, fighting oil
the way and charging twice on the Spanish troops with
their Inachetes. The Cuban loss Id killed; the
spanish five. Official news has also bcen received here
,a 500 Insurgents were attacked in their nirenchnent
al Las Iu, as Dc Marrolui, JucarO The suigeDs
who were under command or IOrclOn Rodriguez. were
a. sured after wv hours lighting leaving Rafael Arnas,
one of their leaders among the dead. On the 9Th inst
the spaush forces had skirmish Ia the Ocu with the
rebel chiefs Cecio Gonzalez and Rodriguez, whom they
routed killing 80, with loss their side OF two
killed and wounded skrinisies also took place at
the farm Areu and at Mcneses the eIonars being VIC
torious ia both
Tie Latest advice. from Puerto Principe state that
convoy was fred on In the Chuco mountains, and one
soldier was killed and several wounded On the 9TH
inst the sado Holqun, was attacked by the In
s,rgents, who repused BY the garrison; on the
2sh ut the Lindels the same town, was also I'M
successfully assaled On the I'D inst. the forces OF
rimaucas had skirniish with the insurgents ON the
suryents. commended by Ramos, attacked on tue lrt
inst village Of iaQuaDo aud Killed three '"iuhee =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24

ttee upon the plan pursued by the Orleans Cotton
Exchange TO correct information and make u an
official crop statement FOR 1874 and s75 II was fayora
ably received n resolved to adopt the same plan
for the National Cotton Exchange reports in future.
The report Of the Committee upon the definition Of
false and fraudulcny packed cotton and mixed cotton
was received. False aud frauduently packed cotton
IA defined TO he such bales may contain any foreign
substance, waterp packed bales bales containing dam
aged cotton in the interior without indication OF such
damage upon the exterior Of the bale; also,
such bales plated, COMPOSED OF
good cotton upon tho exterior and decidedly inferior
cotton in the interior, In manner not 10 be detected
without opening tine bales. This definition was uini-
mously adopted, AMI made Official II WIS moreover
resolved that the reclamation Of such cotton Ia bc valid
must !, made within hundred days after It's arrival
and he presented ~ the seller 1T The pont OF
shipment within thirty days thereafter. Tue same
Committee reported tho following definition OF
mixed packed cottOns to be such bales "a
contain more than oneuarter Of cotton, the lover qna
lily being situated in The bale that design Of false
fraudulent packing appears The difference, however in
qualities must equal at least ohebalf the grade In the
bales sold low mlddng and above and full grade
OF bales sold ia below low mddling. This was adopted
and made official.
Their, wa. an evening scssion at which the subject or
locating National Cotton Exchange brought for
ward The Convention was in favor OF Augusta, Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
TAMMANY REORGANIZATION.

WHAT THE SUBCOMMITTEE on Discipline WILL
PROBABLY RECOMME D-MORRissEY AND HAY Is
To BIZ siURN OF POWER If NOT EXPELLED
ALDERMAN sHASDLEY'5 LEADERSHIP IN HIs
DISTRICT N rERiI~-sTRENGTn OF THE NOR
RI sEY PARTY II TANMANY HALL-TIIE CON
TKsT PoREsnhDOwED MANY MONTHS AGO.
The sub Committee on Discipline of the
Tamn any Committee Organization wall meet al Tam
many Hall THE morning to discuss aid prepare the
port 20 be submitted the Committee Organization,
which has been called TO meet in the afternoon at
o'clock. The majority OF the Committee Dis
e.pLne, 1t is understood, favor reOrgannng three
OF the Assembly District delegations 10 the
Tamrnany Hall General Committee These are
said be the lid, xIth. and XVIII. The
delegation from the lid District Is headed by
James Hayes the defeated candidate for Register last
Fall, and strong friend of John Morrssey. The WITH
District delegation Is led by Alderman T.. J. STANDBY
1t Ia exceedingly probable that In the reorganization
proposed Hayes viii be dropped FROM Tue Coanitis.
and any the Committee will be reorgan-
tied in snch way TO have the
tority OF the delegation antiMOrrssey III
the IVth District delegation there Will be sew
changes II possible That the control Of the dcleg
uon may De taken from Alderman shandey and given
70 Deputy Sheriff ThOs shels, although ts Ia not poe
hyeiy determined One Of the delegation who 1t js
sidend viii certainly b. dropped lie Dennis Griffin, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
PRICE FOUR CENTS.

whom they found there They were In guest OF nreafDs
but found none ON the day Spanish gueffflio2
had an encounter with the mulatto leader Penate ana
his followers and Killed two Of them On the Iln ibs..,
forces OF the battalion Carenas encountered % w 90
insurgents on the Machao farm In the district 0i LAqna'
killed four
From the above official II clear that the rebels
o.. villages rs well NJ estates common: Inc ferent
occurrences have greatly increased them Ins escr.o"
OF the Havana students taken prisoners on be Saii o
las estate, and cruel treatment chperifh. ny s"sc
raj respectable young Of GIanaJay VINO were Ar
rested on suspicion Of acting In concert WIN tno
students and brought handcufrd 10 Havana, wbere
they were led throngn the streets like common criInaIs
has aroused spirit OF Vengeance among hr 'uph7 III"
rendered them more mp.acable than ever -,
Yesterday Havana was thrown into great fonmotloh
by the arrest OF Barbon and Iori1a, Two '" irhho~h
bankers who were specializing in gold Nahafesis has
Threatening take severe measures WIN tno
gold SPECTATORS and recently issued decree statinS
that all engaged would he arrested ana Puiiehen
Other arrests foiloee ed and great lsnay - ft IN
nnanc Al circles. what viii be done
pcrSons under nrst hut 10 ~ supposed tnaI tbey
will be retained time IN the forts 'ibala ana MOTTO,
ami lien baui-hcd n several years. BOfh BarhoD ana
Zorrilln being epenards, runor IL current mar tsu
arrest ~ some due 10 their sympathy WIN uo
Carlists 10 whom Namascda l. or cOnIre hostl'.
Gen BuenycntuIa tarbo, the Acting taptan-e'enefai,
was s.renadcd with great display b. the volunteers on
tn sday the 18th inst. his saints Day Inc pipspat
officials and the leading residents oi TIE ey c'n"n Oh
him. -, -. -.
The Dio1O de Ia N0rin0 to-day defords tbc course or
the spanish authorities regard To the refugees ON mo
Irngiiavan ship Ing Ii SAYS that many VI tsin were
Cuban rebels who had claim To Spanish prOtecurh:
Ihe authorities we're willing let Item go on toard
American ships, but no American captain Womb receive
them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
4 B.fNK ROBBLRr ~ MAINE.

THE sAFEs OF TIE WINTHROP NATIONAL BANK
BLOWN OPEN WITH NIrRJ-GLYC ERlNE--A BOLD
AND skiIIFUL OPERATE N.
WINTHROP, Me- July 23.-The bank vaults
and safes II the National Bank of winthrop, and the
Savings Bank in the second story Of building near the
winthrop IJI~, broken into this morning by burg
laIs. The robbery a bold operation and ~ sup
red to have the work OF NewYork professionals,
who came here yesterday by the railroad. IL was
effected by at hast three persons Ii occurred about
3 O'Clock IN the morning Tie safes were blown
Open supposed iy niiro2ycine the officers Of the
bank being unable T., find any Indications OF the Use ut
poNtcr There three distinct charges Of explosive
material fred and ell three explosions were heard by
soy rl persons The robbers lett within ten minutes 0i
me last which severe a. 10 blow our AL
the windows the front prt OF the BANK, an catSe
general destruction inside. Their tools were left in the
bapx. The contents Ut the main SAFE were 80 belly
iuu dated and was let behind that II IL Thought
the amount realized by the robbers couli not nave De'i
irgc. The capital stock ~ the bank Is SlooOOo ana
the amount the drpo>its in ihc savings Bank was
ahnui 100000. The safes OF both Institutions were
rcd of thcr cntire contents The standing OF lic hpH,
the directors say, VIII not be impaired Every cot ~
heInr made. arrest ihr robbers. dispatch JUST IT,
ccIyrd slVs that four nave been are ted on suspicion
near Bethel. the distance from here isGh)ut - miles.
il /. doubtful II they could havc gone % iar III bo time
they have had.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
OBITUARY..
SIP ERANCIS BOND HAD.
IFlEI VIVf III
steamers loss.

London telegram announces INC "e''h y.
Sir Francis Bond Head, formerly l'n"nan'-'"'ehof u
Iuu,r Canada lie born near Rochester, fi's''p'
In 1893 AMI early life entered ihe Bdrh nriay Aier
o,vin with the ROYAL Engineers at Waterloo, ana npas
tDc pIqisan General Zcthen at the battle oI f''"ru1'
where his horse was twice shot ul.r him. ne TOOK 'nso
-, . conp,uy OF Adventures whieD left England ia 1870
10 work gold and silver mines at the klo nc IA r'"'a'
he rode e.OOO u,s in that country, AMI hc" UP
narrative OF travel under the title OF ~ Rough
N.t,s Of journey Across the f'hias'
nnbllshcd in 1926 In 1>3o he was 'lr
,onted Tx Lord Glenclg, Governor ~ Upper IAN
an and in tha( capacity he bad an acilN" -hsie III s1e
M s-i,,p Inc ,Ir IA lcjI ana 81 II -sh- ~ ~
s.rs,ot, il.de frolu this country ny li'ihN VI ,no
,tn.,l,nu cause He was suD,elus nty very nhl"fuhf
IN Cuu,a and va, regarded with disiaV"i ~ us Vo''
,rv wlril nc never really liscd. lie lrcrl'ep, n"~'
,rr ,hc thanLs oi the Legislatures 0f NOVA r"p,i"
N.,t,Il1nswlcg and Upper aiiali, ana was eied,ea
baono; IN l-3s. ~ Francis Was a ropn ,
writer bat WAS plOne 10 eAagE'rfr M ""p We W
IT, VIA author oi bubbles ifOD thc biuhi,'i o1 .'..r
I'm ,ui,rIs.cd ia 1889 - Lie cI Ifis., ~ i~9'
..,rne Lurrput," IN 1917; "S'oher, anu i""ss' ani
IN. D, ut,.ess state of Grcaf DTl.an, Jh lrJ"I
E,,,yoi of French Sticks" III IsoI foFuA Sn, W
IN IN ls52: :" II SoriDiive lssays, III l-Do; ING
Inse and li, Kidcr" in 1860. hc ie''Feh l'i-lon
rs, Il year iroiu brush CTcWn ~ afe"n' i' p''
Its,., l.a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
FOREIGN NOTES.

QUEBEC, July 23.-The annual parade OF the
Ship Lahorers' Society took paec to-day 9he turnout
was large and imposing
HALIFAX, y. S., July 23.-Favorable reports
from various tho Newfoundland hrhefy nave
been received ST. Johns One vessel eangDt near nj
mouth 80 quintal- of Goldfish IN few days.
MONTREAL, July pa dispatch from Fort
Garry says that the country in the neishbofh"od Oh
Edmonton and Carlton, in the Province 81 ManitoDa
entirely ce from grasshoppos, ana that ,sy nav" wv
vel appeared In the fertile belt of tie MOI th-West-
OTTAWA, July pa telegram was received
here yesterday stating that Fort Carlton, on the sa-
katclcwan. had been captured by half breeds ana
Indians and that number oi people had been Killed
mi, appears To ba untrue, although tcl" r. reason 70
believe, thai "A few hafbrccds have been Dohlhg ms't
iay, of an insIrfectionaTy character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
MORRIssEYs RETIREMENT DEMANDED.



TNTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
There was o meeting OF Democrats of the
XIII Assembly District last evening in the GcImania
Assembly Rooms. John A. Beal, NiccPfesden Of the
XIth District Committee occupied the char and W. $.
Wolf acted A. Secretary W. barrow offered the follow
ing preamble and resolutions and they were adopted:
Whereas 4 meeting Of the District Committee Of Tam
many Hail. in and for the Kun Assembly District called
az The instance OF few holders Apprentices Of John
Morrissey held in thS Hall Saturday evening Ia
inorse ter champion q; which meeting large numbsr
of the honest and respectable members OF The COMMITTEE
notice. me callers on sHld wen
knowing that il majority Of the District Committee bad
been present they would have denounced and defeated
the resolutions then adopted; ard
II that john MOrIiSS"y obtained
from rnmnany Han large share OF patronage for the
Xlth Assembly District. yet entirely Ignoring in TIE dis
trbution thereof the just claims OF honest int iSet
and Zcauus Democratic In the majority ~ election dis
tcts he the for distribution 10 few of his
own personal adnerents IN few election districts,
thereby disegardDg the claims OF competent earnest,
aud active men; and
where's John Morrisscy aud his friends placed in
offices of corrupt aud I'll honcs men. for which
ton thew deserve the III tim ttio ana cNecrann OI the
honest Democratic masses Of said district;
Resolced. That the resolutions adopted ~ said meeting
July II did not aud do mol express the viii of major
y Of The said district Committee OF tie Democratic
voters Of the NItl Assembly District.
Lcsoircd, That in the opinion " this Committee and Of
the Democrats OF tils district professional gamblers.
who live IN open and shameless defiance oi the laws of
the land and The prcccps OF morality, not III leaders
If our great constitutional party, aud their continued
asccndency i'm this district cannot fail 10 lesdlt in
ana disaster III the III tie
Rcsolccd That We dtmqnd the retirement Of John Nor
and of MS class and character from the
tra cement OF the General Committee nf TJnuany
Hail In ths district and tnat tbs b. succeeded Sad
Committee Democrats OF character, ;cll gcnce and
integrity havinS Legitimate occupations, aud that IN all
rf 10 tir end pledge IainnILN Hall cordial
est.u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
THE srEiMrR AB8oTsroRD 4 wREcK.
SHE HEELS OVER, AID HER sTRpN SINKS ~ sEVfH
rA1HOMs OF WATER.
To.poS Friaay, July ~ 1879.

SHE HEELS OVER, And HER sTRHN SINKS ~ sbNfH
rA1HoNs OF WATER.
IosDoS Fraav July ~, 1873.
The steamship Abbotsford, which went
ashore In Cwmnais Bay. hceled over at O'Clock tns
morning and her stern sunk ia seven faoms 81 "a"r
The vessel is a complete wreck.
THE OFFICERS BLAMEIEss-PARr OF THE CARGO
sUCC. ssTUIIY LIGuTERED-ihEN VESSELS 'Ah''"
FULLY INSURED.
,rpnv ,,,r Rt.rI,n CORRESPONDENT on TnE InBUSEl
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Pcter Wright ~
Sons az, nts FOR the American steamship Company j"
Gel, ed dispatch this morning, stating that the s'"a''
anhotsford which went ashore the coast ot wares
mig before last, IA fog, mad bee't over ana WIS
breaking up. Tho passengcri-lo3 VA buihpeF-"'i"
safely landed and portion OF the cargo was successfully
cbteied TIE vessel was in charge OF lVeipoo p'o'
al the time OF the accident, and the captain an" o'''
officers are therefore relieved from blame Inc Aooo'S
ford although run OF the American line Oh s'ea
ora WAS not an American ship she was leased Dy te
Co,upauy from the International Nayisat"n company
"A Philadelphia corporation AS shc wac puiV ~ 'o''''"'
she ,oud not be registered in thi- country, ana 'h''"io
so,d under British colors. The American lid" 'oS'e"
of tour fine Philadelphia built vessels the Pennsy iVans
the Ohio the Indiana and the Iincs-andt TO 7'rehsn'"
the line 20 o. enable it tn dispatch hl'"'' on|'
WOOL from Liverpool and Philadelphia, the AbooFiof"
and a sister ship. the Kcnilworth, we're Naee'' III"
steamer City Limerick. one cI the "ioer hnip'" ~
I,m,u Line has been sscnred TO take the place OF '
lost vessel aud will san from this por. next wednesday.
he Ahbotsford was brgriggcd iron steamer oi <'oIi
,s AMI was built at Dundee Scotland III 1870
, WAS tully insured In English aud French companies
and her CARGO consisting chiefly o corn cheese, Daooh'
and lrd was insured in this city. Messrs' Wright
son, MISC received today telegram rom LN'rp"'
stating that the Superior Court had reversed inc acrn
Of the lower in the collision case OF the steamer
htstors ans the steamer Indus, and had de,deh J"
seaill
,i, AGA and OF course had nothing 10 40 Win mo
.t,a =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-24
N1TYON.IL COTTOA CONTENTION.

rIFCiI0N op oFFfU.Rs POR THE YEAR-JoHN
PHILIPS OF MN ORLEANS. PRESIDE Nf-NA-
TiUSAL AID 10 Tar TrXAs PACIFIC RAILROAD
FAVOR. D-TNO NEW GRADES OF COTTON.
GRErNBRIAR, WHITE SuLPiitR SPRINGS, W.
Va, July 23- N.i,"n.l Cotl"n Convention was called
10 order at lOl2 oc,"ck 'ns morning ih'te was ' ~"
tendance OF Delegates large nuD,h"r ~ guess Wic
pres, nj among whom many ladies' J'ic '"h'"h-
lion proceeded 10 tnc special order al ilr nhV' he'
nc election ot officers. The hartman of the Nc" YORK
,lrecation nominated john Ph,ps OF New Orlraus Tor
I ,ieh and nc was elected witnont dissenting voice
Tue result was Iocei, cd with applause. The Caarn'u
or tine New-Oreis LEGATION nominated S;eihen iiar-
isn of Ncw-Yor fur \ic.-tn'sidcnt. A. /. Herring of
Augusta, Ga, AID Chas. A. Hcsson OF N'w-foik were
also nominal ed. ballot being taken Nj Harrison was
elected by an Overwhelming majority. Next followed
the voting for seven directors After bailong for three
quarters OF an hour the following gentlemen were
elected: T. C. stone OF t-,yoson, W. l.. Trenholm OF
Cna,lion, c. II nry Hal 81 Noodle W. ii'urop oil
s..yaI.iin, A. Hv,twin OF MrInir, d. l. "nc.-- VI
nashville, aud w. q. Reynolds oI NorI"h:
Acknuwir,l al thanks were lnAuc ~ SUCCESSFUL
candidates wnO we're plt-,nt. 49,
Mr. nilock oi Nrw-i moved that committee OF
three be appointed by thc President 10 inquire mo 'he
question the insecurity Of bliis ~ lai~ inc morton
was agreed ~, and air wncle-s OF Ha-h'i.e or Nhi.-
lock al New orh, ANA hr IlhchiIcy vi 'niesoh' "eie
APPOINTED : sucn committees.
Nh Estlin oi NewUneans moved that the Con'enfio
"a Congress carry conprto OF ihc i"AfT
and Pacific Railroad, anu the acceptance OF Inc PROPOSE
non made by Cot Thomas A. scott IIc motion was
agreed ~ without discussioii.
sIr rncknoy VI Ipalesae. moved that two grades be
established hi addition 10 adOtcu AT Tia. iast t"
ventvn, 10 be known rs Middl'ng FAIR" ana rur,
ana that Comt,e Classification In New YORK DC
requested Ia put up the same a. forwa.d tb"h 10 eef
Exchanges. q, A..
Fxcnuges al Cuny should account
for tie ohcai Of tne igtr's of Tie nAi crop stat
nen complied by the COMMITTEE appointed from
IN, NaIioisl ENcuan.c for that PURPOSE A'"pied
Tue Uonv .ntVn then received tho report ui III Com