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New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CoNvICTs TO VOTE BY PROXY.

NAMES or INMATES OF PRISONS REGIsTERED-FIRsT'
CLASS HOTELS USED AS COVERS FOR FRAUDULENT
REGISTRATION,
Another fraudulent practice which has grown
favor with the repeaters is that of registering In the
of convics Very fHw Of the criminals who are
sent from NCwYork the Penitcnary TO the State
Prison at Sing Sing really dsfanchiscd as popu
ary supposed he the they represented at
the polls by faithful friends OF the political faith
Where such cases detected in revising the registry.
warrants issued and the person offering TO vote in
the convics name is arrested on election day. If he
to the polls In some OF the lower wards the claimants
TO these prison names registered in large numbers
Giving the place Of residence at empty house or
vacant lot practiccd in this city than in former
years This method under the present system Of regis
tration involves risk OF detection greater than the
repeater or imported voter TO take The favote
plan this year that OF registering at cncap lodging
houses in the lower wards and from the more preen-
tous boarding houses in the uptown districts These
socalled boarding houses" have been started In great
numbers in localities, and are put under the sur
veilance of officers their character is suS-
pccted One of these houses, with handsome stone
front is not very far from the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Eight voters have already registered as living AT hS
number. None Of the men be found al home when
called for ana appears to be- the sole occupant
OF the house In instances the fact thai the house
is place OF residence Of the men claiming 10 1--we
there is ascertainod 10y addr ssng a letter to The
number given, hut in a majority OF cases the
letter is received by some person In the house
10 be delivered when the "b0arGer' returns The
rstcass hotels furnish tier quota OF le-a voters as
we'll as those OF "a lower grade. number Of southern
men sQiournng in the city, whose homes are IN south
Carolina Louisiana, and other southern states, nave
registered permanent residents At o. the leading
hotels In some they have not been IN the city
How extensively the colonization Of las been
carried on between New-Nork Brooklyn aud jersey
City has not been asccrtained Nearly al oi the down
wards have received acccssons 10 thcr ItS'lcs
from Brooklyn aud Jersey City ana large nniunrr OF
naturalization papers have been j. ued IN Jersey Cy to
persons who have already obtained them IN NcNl OH
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

ton his address at College Point last evening" Ihis
evening he will speak at Newark, Wednesday at hooo
KEN Thursday Rondout in the vicinity OF Poughkeep
se and Friday at Rochester The Republicans learn
from Democratic that Gov. Tlden s still nope
ful of success, while his chief supporter Abram s.
Hewitt is troubled with sudden attack Of faint cour
age. Gov Tilden has great confidence they saw in his
star His belief in his luck is somewhat Napoleonic IN
it's blindness. The Republicans confident OF their
ability to furnish his with st. Helena on the 9TH OF
November.
Lyman Trumbull OF Illinois, prominent among the
callers at the Democratic headquarters In the Everett
yesterday. The Democrats working hard, and
IL they harbor any dcspondcncy able 10 forget 1t in
their great activity They profess to I've hatiered at
their prospects Some OF them not slow TO express
their DISCUS with the Tammany local ticket and openly
predict its defeat. But they claim that MT. Green Is
loyal to Gov. Tilden and eXpect fnll support Tor
the State and National tickets. They say that
Gov. Tiden made Mr.. Green. and express the
greatest confidence In the aters constancy and nom
cSty.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
rELEGRApIIIC NOTEs.

RoCuEsrER. N. Y, Oct. 23.-Norway Plains mil,
nearly all shut down FOR lack OF whc' lhe
river being Trecedentcdy low FOR this Of The year
SAT- LAKE CRY, Utah, Oct. 23.-II. h. Clawsol'
superutei the ZiOns Cooperative Mercantile lnt
ton resigned to-day. A. +. Edridge elected 10 MI Ee
vacancy.
WAsnINGTON, Oct. 23.-The Fall running meeting
oi the National Jockey club will open az Bnnings station
Race Tuesday, oct 81. and continue three da s.
There will be three races each day
MoSTGoMERY, Ala, Oct. 23.-Thc second annual
fair II the Alaaa Grange open The
display promses be the largest in this
viii 5e display Of machinery and agricultural in
plemcnts.
FORTRESS MONRoF, Oct. 23.-Eight companies OF
sailors OF mariues from the Hartford Shawut ara
Adams command Of Lieut. swnburne visited the foit
to-day and through the regular d and parade IN
ditable manner.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
Election FRAUDS EXPOSED.

NOW THE CITYs VOTE is swELLED.
-o,o,,,vs OF ILLEGAL voTERs-INGENIors FRAUDS
~ THE LOWER PART OF THE CITY-INcREAsE IN
The NUMBER OF NEW cITizENs-SoG'ihSi'oN'
rR THE DETECTION OF FALSE REGISTRATION
Continued investigation shows that preparations
N.vo heep made for illegal registration and natural
- on q large scale. Colonies of tramps and
1sreuutable persons have been found hailins fro"
s--..a,.isod lodeing-houses, or from dancing-has'
-o,oons canal-boats, or private residences Men
..,istered under the names of convicts minors
have sworn falsely as to their age ana 'e names u
Centennial visitors, stopping perhaps only DAY al
hotel Of low class have been used by inscriptions
-.,ooters The work of the courts shows that the
nroher of naturalization papers granted is increas-
inp every week.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
STRIKE on rnh yEu-JERShY CENTRAL
TRAINS LIFT ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACC0MMo-
DATED by rHE PEsNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.


TRAINS LIFT ON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ACCOMMo-
DATED by uIF PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
A strike occurred at II o'clock last night
all along the Ncw-Jcrsey Central Railroad from Jcrscy
CITY 10 Scranton Penn. At that hour every train was
stopped at the nearest depot switch The strike was
prcconcered movement the part Of the engineers,
and where traihs between regular stopping places
they ran on the nearest siding aud put Out the rcs.
At quarter TO 2 O'Clock this morning passengers from
the NewJcrsey Central who reached C0mmuniphw, hav
Ing in some cases walked considerable distances came
to the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot, where they took
trains TO Newark and Elizabeth. Otier passengers
crossed the ferry 10 New-York.
$50 A. Might Depot Master Blake Of the Pcnnsy
vania Railroad received at o'clock this morning dir
patch from Mr. Kicker. General superintendent Of the
special train out with 100 passengers from that road
The depot master sent to George ". Barker
Division superintendent Of the Pennsy lyania road ask
ing II lac should receive Central Raroad tickets
for fare, at the time providing loco
motive aud for a special train 10 Newark
aud Elizabeth Barker answered. "Nes receive
their tickets tonight but not tomorrow" Al 2O7 a. n
the tram left the depot with AZ passengers the others
having sought hotel accommodations IN Ncw-Gork or
Jersey city. Preparations are making 10 accommodate
all the travel Of the NcwJerscy Central the Penn
sylyania road to-day.
This will the road to the utmost the Centennial
travel makes necessary the running Of trains on tnls
road almost constantly aud have been drawn from
all the Western divisions. The interval between the De
partIre OF trains IL only about 10 minutes during
the morning aud evening.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

HGIsTRA1OS IN THE NAMES or CENTENNIAL Wis
ITORs-CANAL BOATS AND STORES COLONIzED-
FRAUDS IN THE FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The Ist Assembly District comprises the First,
secoud Third and Fifth Wards and all the lower
portion Of the city bounded by the North and East Rivers
and extending north as far Canast the west and
Feyst on the east and one Of the districts in which
active preparations being made for fraudulent voting
frUm the localities which contains, it is admirably
adapted the purpose. II lies along the river fronts,
and contains many cheap boarding and lodging houses,
which being used for the purposes Of false regstrs
ton. Several well-cOnceived methods have been de-
koted by which Is intended to try and swell the vote
the district beyond it, proper limits. In West and
vsshin gonsts there are large number OF "Centen-
Aia" boarding and lodging houses, which have
had runners about the ferries soliciting custom,
and which have entertained large number of transient
people dunug the Summer and Fall most Of them visit
ers going 20 or coming from the Centennial. list OF
names selected from their registers has been kept at
hese places, equal n point Of numbers 20 the capacity
o. each house and perpeuated upon the books until the
present time, and repeaters registering In these
names claiming 20 have been residents Of these places
Tor from 80 to 60 days Large Of money neces
sfy 10 carry these operations, which exceedingly
vel planned and cnineuty calculated deceive Sailor
eoardingLouses turning out their full capacity of
voters and where necessary II Is asserted lists Of names
are furnished them Of the they 10 claim resi-
oents and imported from NewJersey 10 register
In those names II is known that have registered
I'D two and in cases in as many four election
districts in this part Of the city.
Another plan is for men to register from buildings
used for business purposes exclusively claiming that
ey sleep in these for the purpose Of protecting
them and that they have other place of residence In
one instance where two registered themselves as
residents OF store In the lower part OF the city, Il
AHged that there no bed Of any kind in the place. and
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CRIMES AND CAsuALTIEs-BY TELEGRAPH

BOSrON Oct. 23-Neweli hrnt OF Worcester VT,
committed sdicide by hanging, on saturday last
BOsTON, Oct. 23.-Jatham Carleton fell into tie
hold Of ship Bath, Maine on IA triay last and in
stantly Killed.
BUCKsPoRT, Me-, Oct 2'-'rho .XamiratiOn II
Edward NJ Sm.th charged with mufd Of the frn fam
hy Was begun here today.
MIDWAY. Mass, Oct. 23.- john G.mlcy, 8 years
Of age fatally shot by playmate rantd Sheehan today
careessly handling gun.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.--A freight train on the KEN
tucEy Central Railroad tlr0uY i ig Nicholas
y.c Nv. yesterday, and Philip Cargan. Who stealing
rdo, was killed.
ROCHESTER, Oct 23.-Joseuh Mccarthy, in ail
watnE trial for arson and Who have be,n bTOughg
into court today escaped during last night by saving the
OF his cell
NEw-ORLFANs Oct. 23-W J. Law was murdered
near Basrup Louisiana on SatuGay ghi Law riding
Out OF the when he upon aud nOriay wounded
There is no cew TO the assassin.
SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 23.-ticorge w. Rose. Pm:
yae detective Of this city to-day arrested on chak OF
completely with tie IN rObbnp Nes fpisoe' TX
press between this city and Ogden
BOsrON, Oct. 23.-Frank II. Pratt, sexton OF t'ls
Mount Cational Church. was arrested Al Mr
day forging tTeasnTers name aad choeHhk
$500 OF the pew rents. He was held IN sS'OOO pail
SPRINGFIELD, VT Oct. 23.-The examination oI
White still continues DlscoNes
we're made today lea Ia the ars OF Henry
who il believed have been the principal OF sceohl0
CHATHAM, Ont, Oct. 23.-festerday epsSaS33 SoSaSS33
Nek drowned herself ana cbu ~
creek Efforts made 10 gaVe them Oht tns ssh hsr
fused assistance and sank. pulling tie ehh" uAu' "
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
THE STATE or INDIA.

a Calcutta dispatch TO The IiDos states that
the prospects for the crops IN Bombay h,conc daily
more gloomy. The districts of khandosh. Na>s''k'
Ahmcdnucsar, Poonah, sholaporc, knais. anI b-lr'
mar containing population OF nearly t"a"1po arc
threatened with distress. The local government
estimate. that over 2OCOOJ pcrous must bc relieved ~
three districts alone. IL l. stated that the monsoon
crOps have entirely failed and the ahseucc oi RAIN Trc
vents NJ, sowing Of the uibb'c and Winter cIoI' Tie
Collector Of Poonah reports that not single blade OF
grass visible of miles The tanks and uVcfs are dry
ing up and cattle dying from starvation. The Cot
lector at sLolaporc gives stli worse report The
Government has opened relief works nud j. employ hS
people IN eGcayating tank. and making roads.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
GENERAL CAMPAIGN NEWS.
THE SOUTH TO FORCE A VICTORY.


ARMED MEN FROM GEORGIA INVADING SOUTH CARO-
LINA-GEN HAMProN's CAVALRY REoRGANIDeD
CABINET MEETING CALLED FOR To-DAY-THE
SITUATION BECOMING MORE SERIOUS.
ny TtLEGRAPH TO THE IRIBUSE.l
WASHINGTON, Oct 23.-At the Cabinet meeting
tomorrow it is expected that the situation at the
South will receive earnest attention. Some most
significant reports, many of them Of a private
character, have reached the Government which call
for grave consideration. Some official statements
concerning Louisiana and South Carolina affairs
will he given to the press tonight Information of
positive characerhas beenrcceived that armed bodies
OF mounted men from Georgia riding through por-
tions of South Carolina intmdatng cOl0red voters by
means of threats to commit outrage. These bodies
are armed and drilled and have the appearance of
rebel cavalry. They ride in connection with what
appear to he recognized companies of Gen. Wade
Hamptons cavalry with their old officers. Some Of
these organizations have also appeared in the west
ern and southwestern counties of North Carolina,
and their work there is the same as that of the
Georgia squadrons operating in South Carolina.
letter has been received here from former
Confederate officer, man of Southern birth, edu-
Gated mt the South, and m extensive landowner in
his native State Mississippi, who since the war,
without being an active Republican, has voted the
Republican ticket. He details system Of outrage
and intimidation in that State which seems incred-
ible and says the fact is well understood among all
his Democratic ncghb0rs that Louisiana and South
Carolina are to be carried by the Democracy by
fraud and whatever force may be necessary either
TO keep negroes away from tho polls t. threaten
and oycrawe them that they will not dare to vote
the Republican ticket. The writer says that, though
n Southern man whose lifelong associations have
been among Southern men, he will be forced to
abandon his property aud move North in cas-" Gov.
Tden is elected The plan of carrying South Car
Olila is by such means have already been related.
II they should fail, dependence is placed upon Vic
House Of Representatives, to throw the State out by
the XXlId Rule.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
WORK OF NATURALIZATION.
DETAILS OF THE PROCESS IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
AND COURT or COMMON PLEAS
The naturalizations in the Court of Common


Each week shows an increase. Monday, Wednesday,
and Thursday TO De the avorte days although In
the week Fridays let exceeds that of any other
day Yesterday the Court OF Common Pleas naturalzcd
about 24O and Judge Curtis in the superior Court about
22O persons The difference In the number Of nauraza
tons I'm the two courts comparatively small. but
large amount OF time devoted 10y each Judge 20 the
work Judge Curtis attended 10 his regular work In the
Special Term, including the tral OF one Of the cases
against the Elevated Railway Company. and took the
odd moments left by his other duties for the work Of
naturalization. Judge Robinson gave up the whole
working day 70 the business OF naturalization.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
INDEPENDENT REPUBLICANS.

Ellwood T.. ThOme has addressed a COM
munica;ou to the Independent Republican Central Com
tce rcsning his position ~ president OF that body
He states his for this action that the organza
tion has become perverted from ts original purpose
ard recent conventions and primaries show him that Is
subject to personal interests which are adverse 10
the welfare the Republican party aud 10 The success
OF a National state tcGcts lie asks All the eiucr
members Of the organization to consider with care tie
c0ursc INTO which its more recent associates leading
H." AT meeting OF the Republican Reform ClGD, AT
Its headquarters ~ No 80 Unou-Square, last evening
decided 90 withdraw from all connection wtn the
Independent Republican organization
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
TIE WEST INDIAN HURRICANES.

HAVANA, Oct. 23.-Thc British bark Vi. T..
Chapman with coal from rhadclphA WA, totally lost
ia the hurricane OF Thursday nSht Cayo Diego near
CicufuegOs The officers aad were saved by span
i.A man-ofwar The American schooner ". Reid got
very badly aground In Cicufucgos halbor Three uu-
known vcssc are reported ashore tho coast near that
Larbor Partial from the interior of The Island
report that the much broken hy the hurricane
and the damage done II serious.
KEY WEST, TlJ., oct 23.-Ihe British ship Alm"rn.
from NrW-Orcans oct II. for Liverpool. arrived here
tonight leaking having been disabled 10y iEc hurricane
She as ioWcd from Alligator Kccfhy the Danish steamer
Wilmer to the bar and thence by the ghthp- tender
into port She has cargo Of cotton ro~u, and ocake
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

that II has never been slept in by any i claimed
asO that number Of men OF bad character who dsap
peared from these wards time ago. have reap
peared lately and say without hesitation that they have
been out TO help cOOnze Indiana and have returned 10
assist the same work here. Perhaps the sources
whence the most fraudulent registration is TO come In
this district the canal boats and lighters which are
docked all along the water front in this portion Of
the city. The crews are permitted 10 register
and vote when they claun that they live
on board and do not vote any other place. Il is al
legged that three four men, beyond the usual crew. are
being employed many Of them, all Of whom probably
register and other district When the large
number OF these boats is taken into consideration IL
will readily be now many Illegal votes can be re-
cured by this one plan alone Indeed residents OF the
district place the probable number OF illegal votes which
II will be attempted 90 poll high 1000 or 1,2O0.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
AT THE CITY HEADQUARTERS.
VIEWS OF rofIrICiANs UPoN NArioNAIr STATE AM
LOCAL PROSPECTS,

VIEWS Or rofIrfCIANs UPON NArIoNAI, STATE AND
LOCAL PROSPECTS,
The Republicans at the National Headquar-
Ter. In thc Fifth Avenue Hotel were IN the DrNt o'
snirits Yesterday and confident Of success AohE '"o
uumcrol. callers were Gca Joseph Il hl"'y' the hou
ohu Jay and II. nbcr of the Loca! Finance committee
including /. T. Morton. Gcorg" Bliss sr' ana JOSH"
seiiepan II WAS reported that the merchants o' Tue
country were becoming thoroughly awah'he" III W ''
danger which would threaten the inahcla ihuI'H'H VI
the country i'm the event OF Mr. ihdths e''uon' a
prominent merchant the city. whose support was no'
exuected has come forward and voluntarily 'oh''p"''"
pccuniary aid for the election OF Hayes having pe'o"c
alarmed at the thought that Democratic Adhh'S'i"
ZION would pay the Rebel claims. August p'I"""'
,sstmutnn that "A change OF Presidents ana hhalcI"l
pollcc, IN This country made no difference WIN tue
credit of the country Abroad l. received WIN no Nor
by the R.pubcuu leaders At the rcqdcs 0i prominent
trt,,uus MFR scLurz VIII write letter IN reply 10 MI
B,lmont and II is rcputcd that many "f the siuhHtst
bunnccrs NJ tho cnuuy have invited william NJ ENdrs
IN dlscuss t so,n, question Tie news from California
IL of te ost cheering kind There are grounds Tor be
Ii,vng n IL stated that Oregon aud Nevada VIII also
give R,uuhlenn ,aioritics Wisconsin In regarded az
sure and the Repbicans claim to be gaming grounu III
this State Connecticut which has been regarded even
more doubtful thun New-YOrk s now expected 10 con-
tribute TO the election of Hayes The Republicans arc
confident that TIE TRIBUNE has not eXhggei-
ated the attempts which are making 10 Perpe-
trate election frauds 10 this city. They have been
wide awake and expect TO be able to prevent lllega
voting 10 any great extent. Carl schurz VIII
GO 10 ST. Louis the first OF next week During this week
he will make four German speeches In the East III aadi
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
TUpES,s RECORD AS REFoRMER.

Over 1900 people assembled at Parepa
Hall, at Thrave. and Eightysxthst, last evening to
witness the grand rally OF tine Republicans OF the ANst
Assembly District The speakers OF the evening were
MajorGen. Daniel +. sckcs and the Hon. John War
wick. In the OF Gen. Sckcss remarks he al
uded the last Democratic statement that Nj Tiden
had reduced the debt to the amount OF 100000 This
he not afraid to assert boldly as the ossest mpos
tOn that had under his observation. 1Ao ex-
PLANTATION OF this attempted delusiOn the speaker then
gave follows: During the were Obliged to
contract debt OF 81 100000. Taxes were afterward
imposed In order repay this before 1877. When Gov.
Hoffman came into power he found the sum
OF SOJOO,OOO saved for the payment Thls Was
rcckcssy SquandcrCd that when Gov. DIX succeeded
10 the office In 1872 he discovered this defacaOn, ana
he called upon the Legislature 10 levy taxes TO make
good the deficiency They responded, and lnposed e&-
tIaordmary taxes for this purpose. When MT Tllden
into office Ire found that this defaicatOn had been
made good, and this tax no Longer necessary. IhuS
he s enabled say: Look at the difcTauce! u ~
reduction OF OJ0OO0w But he fails to tell you that
the levied to supply the defalcauon under n
Democratic Governor. Even now the appropriations
This year exceed hy 100000 the largest made Tor
the maintenance OF the government. is this reform He
Ia, the people Of the St1e Vay twice over that
debt OF SG,jO0,COC Sitting Bull cOmpaccntly asks Tor
arms and ammunition to ght soldiers, fut ne must
yield the palm Gov. 1.dcn, for such consulnae as
surance as this was never heard Of before.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
GENERAL FOREIGN NJ US.
PROPAGATION or PARLIAMENT.

LONDON, Monday, oct -o' lN'e
The council previously announced was he!d
by the Qucen at Bllmora to-tny. Parliament was
further pIurogIcd from oct. 30 - Dec. II, l-fo.
The date Dee. le. is delegated 10 comply with the
constitutional practice which limits the proroea'on of
Parliament 10 80 days In December Parliament viii 30
doubt De again prorogued TO February the regular time
for ts asscruhlage The Crowa may. however, at any
time conyokc Parliament AT II days notice.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
LOCAL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

Conventions were held by the Tammany
Democrats IA few Assembly Districts In this city last
evening, with the following results
Firtf Didrtcf-Jain,s Healy.
Second Dirfrlcf-I hOUas +. GRADY
EouTh IisfTirf-iolu tialvi'.
Idfh UTfrirt-pctyr Mitchell
Thtrfs.afh I,sfrrf-1hcOdOre r. Rich.
Nus'ssutt D,sId-IuOmas J.. l.. E'Cesiinc
In Brooklyn, Democratic Conventions were also held
gnd the following nominations were LaGc:
Fir Hisfrirt-John NJ Clancy.
Ssr0id B.sfr,t'-Juhn u. Pray, rcuoainaicf
NJf Hfr,t-JJhu ~ DlmCier tebOuilnaftd ly The lIde
u,u democratic
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

The Tammany Aldermanic Convention of
the vlth Senatorial District met last night at the corner
OF Alien aud Graudts.. and nominated George Hall aud
"a Alderman John ". GuutZrr.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24

A remarkably large number OF naturalization papers
have been issued in BROOKLYN this yenr The prInocas
General Committee has followed the same pan as tai
cuploy ed m N'wNurk Tickets assuming the costs ana
expenses are furnished TO the greater portion oi Tue az
pcaut- vino crowd corridors OF the Court house" ~
the close OF aSl week, 400 new citizens papers bau
beer issued
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
A s1,rERvIsoR cnARGEp WITH TRAuD.

John McSorley, "A Democratic Supervisor oi
Election charged with fraudulent NATURALIZATION Nas
brought up before Commissioner Shields yesterday foi
examination. Michael Murphy. TO whom the papers Cd
taincd were given aud In whose they were ealmd
Was the principal witness ggans the accused man Ihe
D... h. II lLu-
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CONFLICT IN SWITZERLAND.

BEnsE. Monday. Oct. %. 1870.
Intelligence has been received here Of fight
between Liberals and Ulirimoutanrs nj stho. Canton
Of To.sin u consequence OF decn-ous oTe ihc appoF
tonmeut of representation In the grand council ~ The
canton. Two Liberals wcTc Killed aud four wounded
New-York tribune., 1876-10-24
CARDINALS EXPECTED AT ROME.
T.Nu,N Monday n.f 81 IA

IFINIUNt ''I' I"'''
Reuter- dispatch from Rome says: All
the Cardinals residing abroad arc expected here &" de-"
Gus, succes.iyely important propositions offered by The
cnngrcgnfInna"