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IHTUUlu ITllN-
Philadelphia, two in ScW-loik
Double TIa;k the most ImpIoy ID Equipment AID the Fastest
fiInc silent with absolute safety.
ana after November L. 1911.
Express Trsns leave NewYoGk via DesbrOsses and Cor
lardt streets Ferries, a. follows:
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and D. H. Sunday. A. m, D. b. ESQ., !, $50 and p ~
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aud 1885 M and ~ midnight ON sunday 800 $3.50, y o.
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New pubiirailone.

RCHEOLOGY AND ART.-Contains papers
~ by Bayad Taylor Heny ScLnemSun Professor Orton,
T. Stedman and Clarence Cook. Tribune Extra No 80.
Price 10 cents
CHERRY RIPE BY Helen b. Mathers author
~ Comm Tlro the Rye Latest and most brilliant
novel Just published complete ia Tribune Novel Extra No
"a. Prlce, 10 cents.
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Giinations tDantco-- Glalcs

Gitnations Wantco- Glalrs
GOACHNAN and USEFUL MAINLY sin
gle man. aged = years. who and drive horses
milk toW- care cattle do gardening,
c &c. best recommendations Please apply lO- 6tave-
near ON Il 4 AIPENTEKo EMPLOYMENT not 81.
HOACHMAN and GROOM.-By a young
-c1iclruap civil ms. fil ana oiIcng man: has excel
. v and country references address II. d. Tribune p
ioAu OAice 1888 Broadway.
VATCHMAN, &c.-By midle aged Amerl-
ami secuiity given. Address J. T. 91S Laiayttletve.
ITAITER.-By q iirst-rate cO0red man ser
want as waiter viii gO second careful Nh
has good reference can De seen AT lOl
Wcst Jthst, corner Of 6thaye, drug store.
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Gouutrp Real estate for 5dle.

4 BUSINESS PROPERTY on Montgomery
n Jersey City two blocks from ferry; good brick bt
full lots paying 10 cent pice asked al r1ie
sale only; terms easy. PRANK STEVENS, IS Mott
zJmery st., Jersey City.
E'OR SALE-STORE and DWELLING CON-
4 bIned for any light business al HILLBROOK- Dasca
ess County. y. Y. Address BOX 20 FI>HHiLL, y. 7.
L'0R SALE-Eery cheap-A beautiful eogn-
Il Try IN Rockland County. twenty mikes trota ETY.
Address Post Office Box 4.029
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Garrlno Nta0cmlc5.

~. No. s-l IftI ns',
Vow orer fo- ne r'Cr,f ,n - ruGiis.
Ciass-. for i,c children afd genicer, ani p1vac 's
sous. For psrt.ouiare send for circular.
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Gitn properip Go fft.

~>~~~>~~~~r~~~>~ ~~~~~~>~~~~~-~
CHERRY RIPE BY Helen B. Mathers. author
novel inst published c0Gpete, In Tribune Novel Ezra "a
Il. Pnce, 10 cents
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with HULLS
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED VESTILATvE.
Warranted. send Tor eiTcular State rghts for
HULL GRIPPEN & CO. 80 3d-sVe.. y. 4.
ITO RENT-The handsomely furnished, well
ventilated FL gish basement house IN coupec o. er;
furnace oTen places Apply tie premises,
No - Fast 3lsf-st. 9sdison-sye.
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miscellaneous.

4 CHRISTIAN LADY, with a moderate IN
"a come shes 90 form ilc acquar. u Lads gen
tleusn Of refinement between hty aud sixty yeda Of
object panionstp and Address with real
ana reference :. II. J.. station D.
4 .lST BROADWAY, over Herald Branch
s<SO ladies' private Offices diamonds. watches, lew
cry, &c. bought and sold; branch, ,2O7 Broadway.
LINDO BROS.
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Buslncss Chances.

33uslncss CHGnCes.
A GENTLEMAN who has travelled many
- years n STATE OF Texas VIII spend two mouths tcrc
tig season. woud take char 90 eng baur iuiiu.tci 10
HIM looking after suspended claims. lands reference
given Addrc.- w. vs." Nc"-fork Post ohlce. Box ISL
DARTNFR WANIED.-An experienced dry
good. man with S-jOOu buy the interest II retiring
PARTNER established Aonse IN interior city Ad
Gfesf !. =. A.. Post oiicr Box liS
fE'O ICE DEALERS.-A valuable lake property,
pure spring water large house conveniently located.
and home demand for sale bargain g. IT, OLIVER lO3
Broadway, =. y. or " Her sImOns1u West Brighton. l.
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REAL ESTATE.
Giin Real estate tor Sale.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE INV.
N YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THy
UPTOWN OFFICES No ,s3s Broadway, Thirty So
ST. or }0S West Twenty third-s, or. Eighk-s We ia
Thirdsv Forty seyenihst AZ Tn IA RLE9 oFFfCR
No oxsi Third One hunfrct and-tw fo ~ -
HARLEM Savings Bank Buiidng up y L. at rex7,sr
Office rate.
CNOR SALE-Very low. a valuable leasehod
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ply az the lumber yard the premises 10 JOHN H. BUS
SELL
EOR SALE-Three story brown-stOne hOlse.
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L'OR SALE OF would exchange for eountry
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WOODLAND FOR SALE.
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Jersey on railroad landings Apply 10 ADRIAN
MULLER & SON, No. PnesL
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Instrurficn.
For Boys and Young Men-Cou

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
BOYS ENGLISH and CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
,n hhTdOga &C. o. h heJ e Dr. T. %BBoTT
BOARDING SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn.,
- Home COMFORTS healthy SfAn9P WI iscK
COLLEGIATE AND COMMERCIAL INSTI
~ TUTE, New Haven Conn. General R1sseAs scn99l
bs Session. Ss1t twenty ouf weeks: begin. Janaay
1JORRTSTOWN (N.J) BOARDING SCHOOL
VA for boys. ihe Rev : y HOWELL An fiinelp-l-
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
VI sELEoT BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS
q sng eh5race. the following depart
Ga:s . nSs .H4 ssafs Bse Gase %
also FORMED in Music Drawing. Fencing thoToughy
Military DePertme9 d;aF SeSg WIN IN
Point candidstes. BENJANIN q ALLEN Prineitas
DEEKSKILL q. " MILITARY ACADEMY.
i send FOR crculsr end fun information.
DRINCETON, y. 1.-The Winter term Of th he
January GSs' R pIscelii 02I'i H. f11ePs
DENNSN LVANIA MILITARY ACADEMY,
i1onSRs ample 5uld5ss toIoash s,Fgssn
IN C1vl EnsneeTlnc Tue Si'-i's sil y. 0Ai t
vision o; cadets fO' ''i'Dic Coz ko HYATT President
DUTGEK'S GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New:
IL Brrusvick " j. lOoth year begins sept L. sfnd 81
bo. yeai COLLEGE Prepares for college scientific school,
o. Ou''D''' i"ei' O'-'4 Rev D. I. REfLEY, Rector
THE WINTER TERN of ELMWOOD N
sTLTLTE viii begin JANJARf Z A S1c, R Re ~
y y.
County, Mass.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
ior making boz inte,lgent hea,,1 Christian ne2;
BENJAMIN JASON, Box No. %, iCie.I"' y l..
NOUNG MEN privately Fitted 10Y College.
Conditioned student. li9I.d summer and WinteI S
$3.50 MEEk? ,aafG 24l!sIl{ Hg%
AcADEAY no eytr@ 10 9ns He['AT Si 1ygr ~, a..
churs lie. and = Temperance Charter
For Young Ladles-Country.
pINGHAMTON COLLEGE and CONSERNA-
nanhcl 3. var 500 no extra. kaie Ciese n Rev
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
nTs! sessef rc. On p DAY. sept - ~. Stua'cion
I'm UNA f ei eaaiosa apply to 5c O. Bai'cT 4 rfae.p
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for Young ladies
VI bridgeport COM Afirss NE rNiL1 Ni.i--''N.
GRANGER PLACE SCHOOL for young la
= oro s.s i IIa cisca aud ocaa'e te5ftcni q
LINE \. oOA-fuCK. rr'.i'nt
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Addres- the 'il--es IiArcii baabufy Conn
HONE Institute. Tanytovn, IA boarding
81, az F I1 s.rc.r rcs. 81. s. - MEiCALF Pnn
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE. Mechanics
burg. IA. hea ini b. nuu ',rsr ,gr anl 'h.'-
oIcn- 20 year sept l- h''- j. D. i"i~ > dc !I.'
VIZ. WEST. Boarding and Day SCHOOL,
Mss WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
N Mas-.-Eot YOUNG IAHiI-. Inr dtrn',f. atdr-''
AVA WILLIAMS. frnclraL
UHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
L FVE%tl FRHfIT and Day SCHOOL - YOU So,
IADii~ So tt wallet, Ne~If-vea. Conn., Circular cent
upon aII..,A-"n
For Both sexes-Country.
GREENWICH ACADEMY. with Musical IN
u itute I,lt college founded l-"- -s4r'
school L.t4 -tuiruis rfc'!sti aiF ta.e A'''
Rev. T. H. HLAhl--LIi. Az, FuncI-- last "rt,u"''A
L. J.
DENNINGTON SEMINARY. II HOS. HAN
ion. j.. -, rTs--ni, remington - y 'n' ~ h' 90
boarding s,futfff. Ctsfr's Nsfl -1iaNf i'N
l. o1 time ." srf,r f"-r 'rcfi@h''I send Tor 'aiHicu
DOCKLAND COLLEGE. Nyack. y. l.-Bcth
IL ,e,s. 80 per- year extras hui usic naiif" teach.
o.. lar-u4gl- college course fof ffc-. " u Iaht rif
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pENNSYLYANIA.. RAILROAD. - GREAT
4 TRUNK LINE A%D UNIlLp STATES NAIL
ToUTI-o ON and aitrr No,enb,r r. trims leave Sew
Yor a Ue1.-rs and toItanlt streets Ferries a~ follows:
ExiIrss or liarsu P.barr. hc es and ~out. with
Pullman Palace attached, g q. .. ant 20 daily
Fof NIls-ioif. Lock Haven, CORY. AMI Eric, az $50
D. M, sorne, ~ "a Tor .u>y.lr. Petro,u C,rtg
ana TIE OA u, -.oA-. FOL Mi!-isIog aud LOCK Haven
%.
eon Aur.-s" of Pullman iarlpr cars daily, except sunday
J. q 80 AMI 2. n. SUNDAY, ,.Jl an . r. ~
lf Fl itor i!li :b lIiilttd, q.
l. I. D. T. CO. T. $500 a.d p H. SD1 l', H. M 3, o. GJt
T. 1850. aud p. EuicTart aud se,o-,lCas-. D. Orb.
Iol trains 20 aeRar. ll-2hr, Railway. ga,t ou Tcii
ton Perth. Anbuy /. euurou Ic ttttc other polu
see al -cll. dulr- 90 an Ticket orc
Boats Of Hrocsyn Annex" co rct VIII az through trains
jersey tiiy, a-ordns speedy AZ. utct transfer :ot
lTocklyn travel
U-O =. H. daily. 1910 q. ana ESQ ,. u., daily except
Monday From Washington and EaiU uor $50 End 10 -
4:iu H., and l0.lUp. ~uutay. GOO eud - De II From
Philadelphia, 300, ESQ. 9Ao lOll 1910 lJo a. M 10
40 5r, 900 So luiu Hnd 1920 D. sunday, J.uJ, 6Jo
$40 1850 ll:-C a. IT,. q IN aud 1910 T. rn:
Ticket Onu A. a.i and Hif BradwtN 50. Ahtpi l""N'
aud !Cot 81 Dc-bf0fsCs aud ulundt -ts 40 our L.
BROOKLYN Annex Depot foot Il fnion,t bio2kyn N"s
ll6 and IL Hudson H0p0hru; Depot jersey ClJ'
Em grant Ticket Oftcc, No : Battery place - r.,,,,,
FRANK THOMSON, L. = tNltMi.I,
C,uerai Nlu4Ftr Cen Passenger Agent
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NOOK. WASHER and IRONER, CHAMBER

" MAID ami WAITRESS.-By two thoroughly competent
Young girls who understand family rOTk IN all branches
excellent bread and biscuits &c Il an excellent
washer and roner doe. gen,eme shirts and ads me
clothing ttye IL neat quick. active, and
excellent both viii do the entire o. family
between them moderate objection 20 the coun
will give beet recommendation he from former plyeIs
al address CARPENTERS EAPLU1 MINI HOb Il,
= La. y. la r.ca- - -
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW -JERS

~ Trains or AmDOy, Red Bank Long Branch
ocean Gruye DC. at 10 Il:ij a l. j:lJ D M
stages Hztas station 10 a1d from hi ffNHA
ana al S1uan and frOm POINT PLEASANT
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:. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.
.-ew York. Harana. & Mexican Nails S L!ne
rORTH GERMAN LLOYD

y Oh II NElMAN LIZ y -. .--..-
~ STEAMSHIP LINE BFrWEEN y FW.NOBk-
sol HAMPTON An . BREM!-N. $50.
CONPANY'S PIER foot OF SE;0NbSI, lbBohLN.,
CKAR.......sat, Jau. y ANEEICA.-.sai.. IA e
HERMANN sat, Jan Il LEt--....-
RATFS OF PASS AZ T. frum NEW.NUGK - so THANH
TON. HAVRE. or BREMEN. 80, Al,
FIRST CaBI% -'Oo cold SECOND CAFIN, SO, gold
STEEGAGI. 80. curreucv. -
Return Tickets nj reduced rates PrelG eect4be ee4I8
Gates. so currency.
Eorirei git Or passage &iIly to ~. ~. . NJ. -,.-
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no PHILADELPHIA,
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIN, ON rsrA DLrsuED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
bstWttn
NEW.YORK AND PHILADELPHIA

Eoutteeu Through Trains each way day Three DepOts In
Philadelphia two in ".Noik
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y a young Engsh Protestant. who IL an
,een frscs- waitrss understands the
care glass; silver vii Do tue washing Il required b.
also experience with children fond OF aud careful
wih them: viii beet ciiy reference Call Or address
CAKPENIEKs EMPLOYMENT HOC y, No. los oth-aye,
uaqfCf
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD ard NETWORK RAILWAY
connecoas Leave foot Of IIbeTiyst Tor Freehold A.
ST. 3. II 40 A N. 4, 5:l5 ?.
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Gituations Uanteo--ffmalfs.

OK.-First-class cook can do al! kinds o
~ French cooking and In courses gou ueo oAAei
good city reference. 23l East 2sih-st- IN store.
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NEM-uANEN. HARrFnRD. &c.-Fare. 81
AEM YOKK CENTEAL AND MrDnON

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
y RIVER EAILHuAb 4 Commencing pee 81 ISL
through trans aIA leave Grand GEL. tr.i Depot.
500 q. m. Weston and northern Express. dra"ngfoom
20 Norhtsie. -,
10 go . M. special Chicago and Western Express. with
room 90 rtaru1. Rochester aud hufao
HOO a NJ Northern aud western EXPRESS 10 tlC1, Whtr
hall aud Rutland. .!.. ... - A..
4s0 D. M Montreal Expires with sleeping car for Mon
uttrd islIlu-t tui II tl1us, stops az sing
.,-, P-cl .kIi Oatl-uu- and urIc'ial saiIt3 NORTH
4 40 o. H. LOUIS Express. with .l"'pnErar~ f'r -
fnnls running thioJsh eyer dag ~ me "e's %s So ping
CORNING. EU9a.p NJrard Fa- Toledo
D.tr,t Montreal via ~lritogtard Fiattsbur2h
Su n H.. p.s4fc LaPfp-> GAN. with sleeping cir ior
'ysrf.,wp Ia,h.-j,r. MAGMA rails. bunao Cleveland
Iorio Detroit and lineage" - =, gu. 80.
IL 90 r. H., EyPcs Win s.'epingcars 20 AIDsly anu
Way Train. pr Ioal me rabi"s 1,h,ts nr sac a.
~, o.. oGi ara ii3 broadway aud ~ Nrsieot Express
co 0fltr- 800 ra.k place. 10 and Si2 Roadway, New
,orl and 333 ". - uEiIn--i.. bfu'Alfu-
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
TOUCHED HER LIPS TO A GLASS;
o the Editor OF The Tribune

SIR In recent TRIBUNE letter, G.. w. s.,
noticing Mr. Henry James, jrs new book, quotes from
it sentence which English critic has taken
ceptIon, and adds the remark that he HIMSELF without
the reviewers aid, would not have noticed anything
wrong III the phrase. The sentence, "She touched
her lips to glass Of wine," is certainly thai
most persons YOud pass without observation, but
when brought notice, and sound 1t little "a
there not a slight jar in its ring Mr.. Smalleys implied
doubt makes timid but venture to say that taere
s and make inqurng suggestion as to the cause,
in tue hope that authority will inform me whether
or not it is correct Perhaps THE TRIBUNE ITSELF whose
exact English is my frequent admiration, will respond
to my sigh for information and tell me whether thi.
transpostion key is the right one.
think the proposition "tO" is not usually employed
TO express the relation of the verb to touch" used
when that verb signifed intentional movement resulting
instrument should be made the direct object the verb
end tie thing touched its indirect object following ths
proposition. An artist might touch his brush To pic
ture. but very mprObably the picture TO hh
cheek neither the lady, nor any one read
ing "a description OF his act, would perhaps reason
ably object but the case might be different II he re-
ycrsed the motion and touched her cheek 10 his lips
pen are different movements. Now, since when with
il used the opposite position 1.-THE two objects oDtalns
is 1t not probable that If Mr.. James had de-
scrbed the lady touching the glass TO mel
his sentence would have escaped remark As II stands
the sensitive critic would Lave TO explain whether ms
objection lay against the incorrect description Ol
adys natural act, or against the ungraceful motion
imputed her. Please do not despise 4" the day Of
small things" l.
PLrindeLd A. IT, Noy. Z, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
FoURroU,S BLOODLESS DUEL.


A CORRESPONDENT OF THE LONDON TINES SAYS
THAT THE AFFAIR WILL EXCITE DERIsloN-A
DECLARATION BY FoURTOU WHICH is REMEM-
BERED.
PARIS, Friday. Nov. %, 1873
A dispatch to The London Times says: The
conditions OF the duel between NJ. Gambetta ana NJ ue
FouItou provided for only one exchange OF shots Al
the conclusion the seconds shook hands, the
principals lifted their hats, and all left the
ground Rihed pistols used The conditions
of the duel-a single fire, at tmriy-hVe
paces-remind one Of the bulesQue encounter at the
Vaudeville Theatre with swords at ten PAGES The duel
will excite laughter and surprise and will add nothing
20 the reputation Of parties AS NJ DE Fourtou had
the choice of weapons seconds probably laid down
the conditions. NJ. De FourtOu. in speech IN inc
Chamber Of Deputies on Monday, said:
"'If bad done my whole duty, you tthe LefD would
not be sitting where you are.
"The Republicans greatly excited at this threat Of
coup d. ka and the talk Of impeaching the de Broge
Ministry Is revived. The public must know exactly
what was this duty which would have parayzed the
will of the nation. The Cabinet OF the 10th or May Is
pledged by the words Of NJ de FOurtOu II he perlst
Electoral Inquiry Commission the duty OF the IMAM
beers VIII be TO force him te explain hlln-
self before an unimpeaehable tribunal: sucb
words cannot be allowed 10 pass without explanation
exactly what the 10th OF May Cabinet contemplated
against individual liberty, and what the present Gov
eminent is In position to do 10 protect thein from
return 10 power OF the who formed the CABINET
The foregoing is an echo OF what the HepuOlo1h
newspapers have been saying since the speech was de
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
THE HARD TIMES IN GREAT Britain.

BELFAST Ireland, Friday, Nov. %, 1873.
The long continued pressure on the linen
trade has at length begun show its effects. The fail
ure of the large firm Of fax spDDers and power loom
veavers OF Mitchell Bros is announced, with liabilities
estimated at $4,000 TO $4,000
BRISTOL, Friday, Nov Do, 1873.
In consequence Of the continued inactivity in emgra-
ton the Great Western Steamship Company will discOn-
tinue ats line TO New-YOrk during the Winter.
BANGOR, WALES, Friday, Nov. %, 1873.
Orders have been closing of two of the
largest slate manufactures here Most OF the quarres
In this district are reducing force and lowering wages
NEwCAsTLK-oSTTNE, Eng. Friday Nov. %, 1878.
The representatives Of the mne-owners and miners
have compromised the dispute about rules and hours
OF wages thereby ayerng the threatened great strike
New-York tribune., 1878-11-23
CoMpLIuENTED BEFORE DEPARTURE.
RAILWAY OFFICER CONlPLIMENTED.

A RAILWAY OFFICER COMPLIMENTED.
Charles H. Marshall, of this city, sails for
Europe to-day In the Britannlc On Thursday evening
last he was the recipient OF handsome entertainment
mt the Union League Club by party of the holders Of
bonds and stocks o. the St. Louis Iron Mountain and
Southern Railway Company in recognition Of the ser
vice he rendered them by his efforts with Others TO
Put stop further litigation, and to ADJUST IN an hon
orabe and satisfactory manner the late differences be-
tween the English bondholders the one hand and the
officers OF the road on the other
The dinner was served In the clubs best style. n NJ
Beckwith presided and after the yands were disposed
Of briefly proposed the health OF the guest Of the even
ing Mr. Marshals response was modest; he claimed
only little credit for himself, but set forth most
clearly the imperative necessity OF harmony
among the persons interested for the welfare OF
the road. He was frequently interrupted by
expressions OF appreciation and concluded by proposing
the health Of the president OF the company, the Hon.
Thomas Allen, Of st. Louis. Mr.. Allen said he was
much gratifed at the interest taken in the enterprise
Foreclosure he declared would have been its ruin II
would have deprived IT OF existing franchises in Missouri
and Arkansas . -
Brief remarks we're also made by Elliot c, Cowdn, H.
G. Marquand, Smith Clif Francis A. Stout, Joseph g
IOwrey Samuel Shehar William Perkins Draper, Henry
q. Chapman and Others. The party separated in the
best Of spirits all wishing safe voyage to MI Marshall