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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

thoiz" the appointment Of commission 10 visit Euro
countries and report and tree planting
authorizes the President appoint persons To-
anime ana report up0n the condition and management or
TIE cultivated forests 10 the several countries II Europe
the cost Of growing, cuiiva.iug and protecting the
slmei and also the observed influence II any. upon
tho c'imat' and natural water supply OF the
country; and. further, 70 examine and report
upon tho best varieties Of trees TO plant for
appointed for two years. and receive salary Of $4,000
per annuin, payable iu gold, ana shall also have score
ana secretary 70 be allowed an actual travelling AMI
other necessary expenses 20 exceed n the aggregate
tle sum OF $1,000 Inc carmis oHcrs are o. bee under
tine ernera direction 81 the CJlm s0uer 0i ycrfurc,
and il rort 10 Din; IT, aIgrolrates $4,000 to carry
out lDc provisions 0i tHe act.
BANKss CHEAP TRANSPORTATION BILL
The bl!l introduced to-day by Representative
Banks. Of Massachusetts, ITO extend facilitate, and
cheaper land aud water transportation Of freighs and
passengers and 10 promote industry and labor without
further appropriation OF public property increase Of
public debit proposes that al moneys due, that may
become due from the several Pacific Railway Compans
shall be held and set apart special fInd to DE used
exclusively to aid the Improvement and construction
OF such railways, canals AMI lcves may by Congress
be deemed necessary and proper TO enlarge extend
facilitate and cheaper the transportation Of cIghs and
the several States and Territories of the
United STAGES and that other pubic money be apprO
piaed iof such purposes. TIE b requires that such
money. when unemployed. shall he invested IN United
states bonds, and advanced public OF tine
character sus "hed. shall form first lien upon them,
add that when the money Is repaid 70 shall n Ike man
ner be paid back TO this permanent Improvement iund.
CONFIRMING OVER TIE PATENT LAWS.
The House Committee on Patents to-day
had under consideration the subject Of the propos
actmcnt Of statute OF Limitations IN gard the in
frngement OF PATENTS and also the question OF the
tent 20 which damages should be allowed No definite
conclusions reached to-day, but the committee VIII
shortly perfect and report bill covering both subjects
Tue senate Committee Patents has been called 20
meet on Thursday next Tor the special purpose ~ hear
i- arguments for against tao various propositions
hitherto submitted, involving radical revision OF the
Patent Lave \ number OF Jdlug patent lawyers, IN
VcutJrs aud manu-. etGrfe %. sttlfr aGfices
pected TO be present from oil pict, vf lle country.
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EXHIBITION or DECoRAUgE ART

II was decided ut a meeting at the rooms Of
M -oc ~ OF Decorative Art. last evening, 20 organize
Toa Exhibition in aid OF the society, the articles be
exhibited 10 consist OF pictures not before shown, drap
cries laces armor pottery oricbrac etc. Among those
pre.eut we're Louis c. TGny, Judge Rowland.
pi..ari Butler, f. Hcpkuson Smith, Samuel Coleman, 7
Addison Richards, Parke Goodwin, and James v. Pin
..,f Mr. Goodwin stated that the ladies who conn
tl- society were very enthu slastic, aud Lad
,..eaiv obtained promises of curious
al y.luable articles Tae exhibition Is 10 Dee
Min M he Academy OF Design duuug December.
II was decided that general committee should be- app
,urat "a solicit and collect objects ~ Decorative and
tue Art and Co send them 90 The Committee 90 Recep-
tiou and ArauLement &c tie Academy or Design before
',frniap of the committee. A. NJng Its members are
Hamilton Fish, MIS- Hamilton FISH. T. D. Mof.an' JoAi
I.,.b A,f0r william H. Vanderbilt. august Belmont,
W-- p3rkr Goodwin. aud Mrs ~ X Jrsup. Special Com
mtrees were appointed on Cuna' Pottery ana Erica
nifre aid ire N,1hcval ROOM Lectures Ind Auxiliary
Exhibitions and Pictures.
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CURRENT TOPICS AT THE CAPITAL.
THREE BILLS TO HELP SHIPPING.

WA-HiSGlOS, Ia -sliy, Nov I' 1910
The bill introduced by Mr.. Eaton, to encour-
age and protect the shipping interests and TO revive
American commerce. provides that, when not forbidden
by treaty stpulltous, n discriminating daty Of 10 per
cent al vIlorem, addition to the duties now imposed
by law. shall, from and after tue 1st OF April ISIS,
De levied ami collected upon an goods wares aud
merchandise Which shall De imported In ships
or vessels not OF the United states; aud that
the President OF the United states shall take
such action may be necessary cancel and terminate
any treaty stpuatons u force preventing the levy
and collection of discriminating duty herein pro-
vided MT Eaton also introduced % bIl allowing reg
isry foreign built vessels, when provides tia. from
and after April ISIS the act entitled An Act Con
crruug Cue Er Isuy ard Recording oi -mps aud
Vessels" approved December 81 1902, ana all
acts supplementary thereto. shall De- repeater
tar 90 admit fu register fprriFu hu {
vessels Of wood or iron belonging 20 cHzcns OF thr
IIicu ~ ttr provided s.4t Vc-t.a were puTci N' i
good I1Ilh hy cfZe.s uI Che Uuiird states. Ahuthit
Dill been Introduced hf Mr. ton Hut IorlLhE ne
cstlhsLa u4 mail -tttusllps rNltc utt "tth .h' Ii
States aud foreign c3uutl-s 40 provides may wh'h
ever ra bc brought Go the knowledge ol tr Iu-i
tclGeueul tult uai communication har been stbshtl
hy steam vessels owned hy American cuLta ntt"0'u
uor or ports of thr United STATES and any iitt port
OF country Gle neral SNAIL ~ DIS H''i
t1D declare thc same 90 be- marine man ROUTE "A4
shall contract iDr the pa-s1ee oi lIe mans lHgii n' u
rate mos exceeding tle rate lnd Tor hhi thiA~u ",
tbe truu urs OF railway al the United STATES po-
yiird That sad scast.s shall be- 90 To- requisite tunSo
ud rate. aud iurter that the owners thereof shall we
IN requisite bond for The futhW performance VI 'Hs
contract.
A FORESTRY COMMISSION SUGGESTED
The bill introduced by Mr.. Paddock to au-
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NP. SCHULTzES DISCLAIMER.

To the Edttor Of me Tribune.
SIR: am enormously reported rs having
said At the College Students Meeting. that we Euutei
around pretty much all night Tor heJudce but mob dg
knew where he was We found friend of MIS- however
NJ Demore. and lac said he'd tx the Judge guess ne
fL" In Justice 10 Mr. Dtlmore. the magistrate ana my
..f ask space 10 correct this ul-strmeIt Nothing u
In. kind was thought OF. Ny statement was that
sled Mr.. DplmOre 20 tine Judge and explain
Tine matter So that the Cl-LDCgais might not have
chance % create pr Uiee by an eN-ptrtc statement
Fvery one VINO heard the evidence and the crosseXam
nation by 1r ". H. Phillips, our counsel, must ADMIT
th8t there was nothing Whatever proven against the
nrlson-rs A. theJudge iu his reprmandug remarks 70
tha officer stated, tie evidence was al hearsay, and
he arrest an outrage" Judge Murray deserves the
tIauks OF the community for condenGing tho now too
nrryarnt practice Of making wholesale arrests and lock-
ing up eutlcmcu upon phantom charges made IN mo-
nieuts OF passion and excitement.
LOUIS W SCHULTZ,
student Of College OF Physicians and Surgeons.
Netr- York, Nov. -, l541
MIR Schultze may not have meant what he is re-
rorred to have said and we give him the benefit Of
such disclaimer, but he is in error when he thinks
he was not correctly reported.-Edl
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The world has multitules of envious poll
tic ans small clliUrc has only one Roscoe Cvnhing
-lUuci Rcpubicjn (RrpJ
The Hon. T. II. Hill has one more chance
for Mr. Cluau-'s tat in The senate Cham1er. but d. J..
a- good chance as u vas Atlanta Constitution
(DrWl
Nr. Randall has shown how weak COM
u --,cs nay be- made when tie Speaker has m eye ~
tie preS Ieucv rat er than upon The business Of ta-
country Cnrunatl Gazette (R.pJ
Governor Hendricks is quietly attending to
mis- ..N practice. lie VII. Icma 10 pace uriL 1850
when Pee and bis friends intend % make iu-H Tor 't
Pr sd.u9. H. vIll make hot Gs4tior it-tC.uc nnau
Enquirer tDeuJ
The part which the regular army took in
pressing the shareholders rebellion Wi. never ue
forgotten or forgiven d. tar Southern Baurbu- and t,r
N.rthc;n allies. II served nucleus aru1uc Wi.-1
tur unframed volunteer force rallied, Hn0. u'r hue
le.VcA, .CaytucQ the Wule mass Troy Tim ti.-J
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Continued fran First Tnse.
states as shall be presented, or sha may come in
que tion and be presented 90 them by The House.
Tie assumption b. the Commi+c on Commerce OF
Jurisdiction over an bills relating 20 the improve
ment of rivers and harbor5 has leff hat ON railways
and canals almost without the jurisdiction Of any
particular subject although thc unety-onrin rue
defining its duties. provides: That it shall be the
duty of the Committee on Railways and Canals 10
take into consideration such petitions and matters,
and things relating to roads and canals ana
the improvement of the navigation OF HN'''
- shall be presented, or may come ID q.e'-
tion. and be referred TO them by the House hr'
Schcichers committee now proposes TO ASSERT us
rgh To have referred to it all matters relating 70
tie Improvement Of rivers. and at its meeting lli'
morning adopted resolution 10 TINS euect' Wiz
VIII Dee reported 30 the House on the hr't occaslo-
that presents itself. ., . ,,~ot,,1,r,.
give ND without q struggle, the jun sdlcu"h ol -,
1.irortnt subjects. # which, has mad control lor
SD many wears: but the rules seem to be AGAINST It,
An interesting discussion viii probably occur WIZ
The subject is brought 20 tine attention ~ the h''
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MR. clRyEGIEs RAILROAD SHlRE&

Al. Dennis, vice-presdent of the United
N.VJ,r.ey Railroad ami Canal Companies state" 10
49,, -, - a.c,rt the offer Of Nr Carnegie for the
%. .g.rr,rt shares" The following is the ouer ulIe
t Sr Crnc..,r: 200 shares United tohJahie- a. ~
~, tto. dryit,ui- as reported uncoiecieu 9ltV'v'
.i nv Tou.-,r.rt ~ 900; eleven shares IicI''h
Ind 'Pliadelpula Co.. 80 100 7l,'oOi uncoii.,',u
a. - Az Deuuis tuat he offered the shhfes ht
c.st aud that bee made nothing ~ ms ev.-
80. 'tl I'M. negotiation. IL is understood mat hr'
90. fnIt hy the LIu--trrr Brother that llel
had received no dividends from the fenns, NailA t ,
n t,, , but that 10 has since been dsc1N eitu itl
to'h MI LEM me dividends for 1871 and lot2 IL II
s5si,ied that Mr. Caucgie wiil Il1e i9-l 81 Ps,
necessary % recover the money p4iu LVHA''-'N' E'
arr for the shaIes above mentioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-14

The Oldest greenback five is under glass at
Na.Lyile Tenn. The teller Of tie Third National Bank
IN receiving deposit noticed five marked letter A, No
J. and dated March 10. 1903 1t sent TO the Treas
ury Department where Identified as the first i've
Issued under the LegaIender Act. II has been hand
somey framed and will be presented To the Historical
Society.
Twenty-odd and Sixty-odd are singing the
same tune u Hartford: " o hours Of ease
Uncertain coy and hard please" young lady Is re-
ceiyus attentions from old man and his youngest
son aud does not know her mind. The youngsteg
or her ovn 20 and has good looks but Is poor ut
tery unable to support her. while old January rich
and has rescued her from life or poverty, having
adopted heI his daughter and received ner into Ills
h5usraod 80 the double woOug runs on, and the
maiden smiles and waits.
The recent allusiOn in THE TRIBUNE to Con-
grcssmau sI1als, Of South Carolina, carpetbagger
was an error NJ smals is eX-slaye and represents
IN Congress tic district in which he born. During
the OF the rebellion, is slated IN letter from
Charles b. Ray ne ran the steamer Planter cut of
Charleston Harb0r, and placed her safely iu the posses
sion ~ the blockade squadron outside Mr. Ray makes
another statement about Mr. smalls which he says now
ever be- cannot youcl FOR is that the estate which
The c4yt owns ana cuuvates. he takes excellent care
OF tie lady who WAS us mistress when he was slave.
ia is pity shat man VIII traits Ike these should bring
" 10 % penitentaly.
once upon a time the British Crown sent to
i,s liuefu subjects 10 tie colony OF South Carolina
chime Of Ur.Is which hung the steeple Of IT,
MI.aael's-,A4t graceful spire which pupil OF sr
CHRISTOPHER Wren designed, and which is to-day the
fs.r-sfas wen 10 the first thing which secs after
crossing he harbOr bar These bells were captured by
TIL But - during thr Revolutionary War; aud were sent
L. Eael.ud. where they have remained TO TINS day.
s..t.l,b ST. WirlaeVs has chimes II own now. an
Tn merchant has offered CO. send back Tie old bells
arl r Gordon has introduced ID the senate rc-O-
linton providing Tor thclr admission ~ t4s country free
g. aI,y.
Tie heirs to old Trinity and the sixty mil
lions aed their affidavit, ia Albany Ola Monday, and ap-
pied letters Of administration upon the personal
estt. o. Aunrk0 Jams aias Jantz BOgardus Tue evil
deIce was yOlumnous, including the antique Bible,
vLlet Auneke gave TO Peter Bogardus pair Of gold
earrings which according TO tradition Anneke the fore-
sad, presented 10 Anna, who bequeatIed them to her
female descendants III q direct line condition that
tley should bear the same name; four spoons. aud
choice collection Of Old pafclments One OF the Bogard
USes, Harriet 5. MANHATTAN, whose memory Is remark
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LrI-TCpCOT-Tn steamship Pepuhf- y. ". Beck.
with Mrs n W Beekvith Mss Beckwlth sidney Barlow Mss
Rinr- MaItar Cary. Mrs. Cary E'dred Cur
Won q O. Culer Alref O. clark T. p. E'monfg. Mrs. J. y.
I.fmonls g. T. Futoit W. H. te Forrest, stephen D FIELD
Tprn Fuuev F-rcat Fischer Mrs JOSIAH Gu.d and maid,
Miss Guild. r. S fern Hamilton, j. \. Hanion, MIS- j. \
Ttmilt0n NILS Hamilton, II 81. T. 3. Hamilton MISS 70
IIsrilfop T. H. Herht Mrs. j. IT. Hccht and mald Mss
Trfcht Alfred Harris. Jun, Mrs. !. jerome ana naii'
Miss L Jerome Rosser Johnson. Ms l0sttr Johnson,
T. Jonas. George p Lythgne Mr liyniman MI Iaik r
Miss Andrew Low, Cohn Iazart, hr3 conn iaztrl
N~strr Tlebault L1zari. nurse. ana infant .. 3d'ine
LIZARD uHrse. infant and mid --rEant Dr. II y " n
~a-uupI A. MnsrI-y. \. Hu-elrf. 3lrr r
Z Ns fey Bliss g. T. Noselaf. Richard M9rkey Ma lleh-
a.! c-6v and two cidrH. Mt leo Newman. Wn Prnt-
Ior b. F. PARK MI Perkins, Geo. Phelps Nf-. Geo fllQs
and INFANT The F. Pr'ih ". " E.hbonc JON lcafd
SlingtOu. y. -auuei-. MIS- \. ~tnlt. -hou'
CARL severni Colonel SANFORD Alex -arp lanes N2ntnen'
y J.. Car, the ltcF. John oaiiffy:
MIS- .rtra Turner Ronald Thomas, WIn watson samuel
Ate, Dr T.. II. Nh.
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FOUR COUNTERFEIT PLATES.
80 MORE THAN THESE Now ,Ur-AL TIE Ersr
Captured.


CAPTURED.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-The Secretary Of
the Treasury has received communication from Phila-
d,lrlia written 10y expert m the ART Of detecting
counterfeit notes. with reference T. the rocru statement
of the Bank.t,' Association OF N.w-Y0rk, regarding
corlntcrf DO bank notes. The writer, recr1 90 the ,
copped by the managers OF the Bankers As cition
says: Tue list names more than forty conterfeis-
nineteen of which never had existence exceut in the
imaginative Lra,n o' the compiler" Tie appeuds SEIZED
ule Of these with the declaration that 100 couEte-icit
upon these denominations have appeared Follow
ing Dis the llst:
York; FIRST National Bank. Palmyra, y. y: First Ma
uuua. Bank. Chicago. Illinois -
Fiyc.- O-wego, - Y; CITY Bank Oi Poughkccpsie, y.
Y: Fir-t National Bank Of Poughkeepsie, " \; FIT
National Bank ~ Cincinnati.
Teus-First National Bank % PeLhcld. v j.; jtlonal
Bank IF Pcrkscn. y Y; FIRST Natouai Bank Of Cncin-
natl; First National Bank ~ C.icago.
Twcud. Commercial National Bank 9f Ne".n ofk
Blnk Of the STATE Of NcwYork; Mutual Bank OF Troy.
\ Y: Him. rlODk, y. \. 49,
Fiifes-Frst National Bank Of New York City First
National Bank Of Palmyra, y. \.
one nundr-d,-Fir-t National Bank OF Elmira, y Y
The communication continues: above set forth
in this false list no less than three counter et yedoar
otes on bank. in the State OF New Iors, while the fact
is there never was a counterfeit five issued on any
Nto,al Rank Of that state except the National Bank
Of Castoton, and the plate OF this coun-
terfit was captured after its completion.
rrc saws that all the plates OF the real counterfeit ~ os
mentioned m tine list aud III t'n' ana tMtnits h'st
been captured. There are only four counterfeit d.e. IN
ne hands Of coLuieTfeters now, namely -, on thc
First National Bank. O 1amae Pcun.; sou, Nthliu
National Bank 81 New-Nurk, altered To the ILiid Nj
uonal Bank OF Buffalo; $500 lega-tender plate ana
Tie n W counterie Ave on the Farmers National Bank,
Of Virginia H., ard the Illinois National bnh, OF C+lea-
go are alterations from impression. taken IRON plates
captured Oh the 29ih OF OCTOBER, 1910.
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A VICTORY AFTFa FIGHTING FRAUD AND THE DEM
OCRATs THROUGH THREE COURTS
M. L--E.HArn 10 LIE TLNEuNR.I

OCRATs THROUGH THREE COURTS
ln I.lEGB,rH To THE rdBUNRl
WAsuINGroy Nov. 13.-Mr. Metcalfe, oil the
lid Missouri District. VIII probably obtain hrs seat
in the House during the present week. Very rarely
has a man honestly elected to Congress lad 10 con-
tend with a much rascality for the purpose OF
deriving him of his seat The official canvass OF
the election in his District gave HIM majority Of
nineteen but a figure in the returns from one OF
a.. wards in St. Louis was changed in the
County Clerks Office for the purpose OF giving
his opponcnt tlr. Frost, majority Of one. An H.
junction was obtained TO prevent tho issuing of
certificate to Mr. Frost and the case has been pend
ing in the courts Of the state for nearly year Tho
Circuit Court and the Court of Appeals, and finally
the Supreme Court of the STATE, have al decided
that Mr.. Mstcalfe. is entitled % the certificate
and the last in its opinion delivered about
TWO weeks ago, directed the Secretary oil
STATE to issue it t. him in due form.
Uut the Democrats Of 81. Louis were determined
that Nj Metcalf should not get his seat, In spite OF
the decision of tie supreme Court and the Secretary
of state instead of issuing certificate IN regular
form forwarded 10 Washington one that ir was sup
posed would not be accented by the Democratic
House. On Friday last a maudamus WAS obtained
from the~Supr-mc Court. requiring the Secretary 81
state io appear on IoIt@l, .Et FL" .H"" gus,
rsusa why b. Shoud not De required 10 Issue .ti
rrtifca-. lis al .w.r was that ue had already done
,o hut SIR. Metcait's attorneys contend 'I4' tht
rruar in Question was Trer ar lu inrin ana 2s> "l
Dol, he required TO- make q CoTcc, one. ms hl'ti'
tie legal certificate will undoubtedly he received
within "a DAN two.
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EXIRENEs arEET Al TIE AMLRIcAN MUsEUM

EXTREMES MEET AT THE AMERICAN MUSEUM
G.. b. Bonnell will place on exhibition. to-
morrow no the New American Museum, No 103 Bowery
Francis Unncr's enormous giants and wonderful
mdgets These curious people, OF such great extremes
Of size arrived in this city yesterday and are now stay
ing AT the Occidental Hotel The giants are man
and wife The husband calls himself Captain
Martin Van Buren, Bates Ills axe Is thlrty
two years, weight AIS pounds, ana Ills hesht
sryen feet eleven AID One-haH inches, ~
ms stocking feet Mrs. Bates was born IN Nova scoti!
and rs twenty years old she Is superior 10 her
husband Ina ght being eight feet inch Her weight
II ana pound- The mlLgcts are SIX M number. The
smallest Lucia Zarate, Is gnrl thirteen years Old
eighteen inches HIGH and weighs four ana throeuarer
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NIASNATIC FLATS.
TIE ArrESTIoN oF CONGRESS TO BE CALLED TO
TIE RIVER N WASHINGTON.


IN TEIEaHArH To TIA rRiB Eel
WtsuI~GroN. Nov. f3.-The Commissioners o. the
District OF Columbia VIII recommend IN their al
uual report 90 the President the immediate improve
r1pnt Of the Potomac River in front II the city Of
Washington. Fifty years ago the channel Of tie
river was on the Washington side and there was
sufficient depth Of water to allow vessels of consid
cradle draueht TO come up to the wharyes
as the foot Of Seycn.canth-t.. near the War
and Navy DEPARTMENTS. The construction If
works between Georgetown and Washington
caused the current flow over 10 the Virginia side
OF tlc river and has !sl, large extent Of flats
mci.atc,y IL from. OF the e. f-om which tho water
recedrs at every ebb o. the tide. These fats are
covered with "a rank growth Of vegetation, and In
The autumn. whon it decays, they send forth
l3sua which makes the Western part Of the city
exceedingly unhealthful The injurious eiie IT'S
If this malaria are especially felt at the
White House, the new STATE Department bgidiug
and in the War and Navy Departments. The plan
which seems tO receive the most lJVur1 bic cOusId
Grafton is t. fill up the flats with gravel and thus
to reclaim considerable tract Of iu.d. which the
District Commissioners believe may Doe sold for suf-
icIeut 20 pay for tie expense If tho improvements.
Tie Commissioners viii ask The Pres !e-t earnestly
ID recommend 90 Congress an immediate approprla-
.H j
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THE NEg-r0Eh ELECTION.
colN1lNG - LOcAL VOTEs.

IWT NIINT LII I-7T--t'1 ~ -
The Ncw-Iork Aldermen organized yester-
da, rs g. Board q Comfy Canyass'fS. Aldermen hee-
nan -5tl,r ami De Yr.es were appointed committee on
contested returns. and Aldermen Tuomey, sauer and
plIus OH protests The canvass Of tine Assembly Dis
tofs wa. chem assigned as follows: Ist strict Alder
man Phillips: ilt Richly; IiId s.tylu; " tI srls ii
KIN Lewis: XIII, Guutz'r; Alth. II W.2ud Alitn Inti
XiiItl -1r.r XVIII Pin tn'yi ANth, -amp4; TN
t,'i-'- XVIIfU Joyce: XVIII Keenan,; XIII, Cow
mo. Ntb. Tuumt, N&i,t, olUou-ou; ID +hh -tlH
"A 'I- Pl-!ov Tho Board adjourned uuu. t-.s morning
a. tu ..ln. NJ formal notices OF any protests nave
bsrn received II WIS stated, however. hte Yesterday
tro,i mat Dr. test would De- hl,d on Dehli oil r.
ell U... thr candidate Tor Ke ster ana recount de-
,nar,I.I ID lI. r;tse.