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Daily globe., 1879-04-09


somnambulists expressing themselves cor
ractly in languages with which they are i'm
perfectly acquainted. Somnamubalism is ono
of those inexplicable phenomena which have
puzzled the wisest heads.
Gen. Beauregard laughs at the story that he
offered George D. Prentice $500,O0O or any
other sum to keep his paper, the Louisville
Journal, neutral during the rebellion, and says
he never met Mr.. Prentice until two or three
years after the war closed.
teacher in Springfield Mass, asserts that
profanity is increasing among the school boys,
| and says that he has known instances where
lot of them have arrayed themselves in line
| along the fence and set up competitive swear
| ing exercise, Just to see who could utter the
most frightful oaths.
According to the marriage treaty, the
Duchess of Connaught is to have 81, 500 year
ly for her own sole and separate use, and if
| she becomes widow, she is then to have an
| annual allowance of.$30, 900. On the other hand
she brings dowery, guaranteed by the en-
peror Of Germany, of 100000 marks
Announcement is made that the second
Grand National Temperance Camp-meeting''
| "~>N ~ ASAN 0o OAoAuotCh grove, ucdI Lawrence,
Kan, commencing August 18th and continu-
ing twelve days. Also, that the fourth annual
meeting Of the National Christian Tenn mperance
Union of which Francis Murphy is president,
will be held at the same place at the same
time.
Congressman &. T. M. Beale has written to q
friend in Virginia that he is opposed to any
and all propositions involving settlement of
the State debt which would rest upon force and
not the free consent of creditors, and for this
renson, If for no other, that he could not sup
port the Barbour bill, and must indorse the
principle of the adjustment offered by the
creditors.
Daily globe., 1879-04-09

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-;RISM

Gen. Rosser on the Importation of Negroes
as Graders on the Extension of the NcrtE-
espa Pacific to the YellosUstOne-O Opening of
. NQuiQQtiQn ON the Miaa0nri.
Daily globe., 1879-04-09

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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

Legislative. Executive aud Judicial Appro.
prtatLon bill, and gave notice he would call Il
,p - NJ early asy, Inc nmena I'M, made
House Clause directing ten millions reserve
20 b. issued In payment of arrears Of pen.
sicns. resolution authorizing the tAkingof
testimony In relation 90 tie claim Of sponord
90 the seat Of senator Kellogg wns considered
and spirited debate ensued. during which
~; Consling said that the ease bad betn tried
no right 20 reopen or review H. lie also
charged that the majority purposed 60 unseat
ksllogE because because q. q party neeessity Mr.
any investigation OF tne facts in the case. ana
4 .as p"possd 60 decide u upon ~
the motives OF his fellow Senators. III.
President pro tenn. announced the reception
Of the House bill 70 prohibit military interfer-
ence nc elections. and a. WAS read first time
Mr.. Edmunds said that ~ the measure was
very important he rnust object to second
reading Of the bin today. with vies
The bill. therefore. went over.
Mr.. Carpenter then spoke upon the Louisiana
contested case. declaring that every senator
self to n monstrous doctrine. subyer-iye II
every legal principle. destructive Of private
right and revolutionary "a nm extent never
before Witnessed in this country. without
concluding his remarks Mr.. Carpenter
gave way for = motion 90 adjonril......
In the House, Mr. Knott ID. n.y. reported
UHCk WlkIUUt HtnFuNmfUt tic nllI introduced
Yesterday 10 prohibit military interference Al
elections. Mr.. Robson (R.. -. JJ offered 4
substitute, making Il unlawful 20 bring 10 or
employ at any place where general or
state, nny part Of the Army
or Navy, unless such employment shall
be necessary 20 carry out the provisions 81
the Con-tifutfon or overcome foIcible oh
sfrucffon 70 the execution az the laws made
IN pursuance thereof. and making any viola
tion Of this act penal tn. substitute a. IN.
m. Is
Of elections" KobesoL's substitute VA de.
feat d--yess ~ nays III. All OF the Green
hackers. With the exception Of Mr. Ford
(Aio.) voted with the Democrats. Mr.. Congef
(R, Mich.) proposed TO offer an amendment.
but the Democrats objected. wherenpon the
Republicans. by nlibusfering. delayed for
some hours vote ON the bill. the Democrats
not having quorum present. This difficulty
being overcome, the bill pas=ed-ye4- IA,
nays - strict party vote. All OF the Green
hackers voted Ia the affirmative with the
nnnlnc rafs-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16
The World In Miniature.

Mr.. CRUDE, a maker Of wax images in
this city, has constructed what is claim
ed 10 be the Target globe of the world,
showing the ranges Of mountains and
other peculisrities OF the surface Of the
earth in relief, now in existence Its
diameter is four feet and about one
inch, the scale being one in 10000. 600.
The range Of even the Himalayas would
not be visible upon this globe II the same
scale were adopted for the elevations as
for the map, and accordingly the relief
il made upon a scale which exaggerates
heights 20 times. The oceans, -, and
rivers are colored blue; the continents
are yellow; the glaciers, icehergs, and
floating cakes Of ice white Plains and
mount ain ranges are clearly shown. and
every part Of the world is exhibited in
It's true character Red, black, and
white lines cross the globe TO indicate
the isothermal belts, the variations Of
the magnetic needle, the date lire here
ships correct their logs by skipping
from Saturday 10 Monday, and vice
versa, and other facts Of like character.
The map has been corrected in the light
Of the latest discoveries down to two
months ago. The northern coast Of ST.
IBERIA has been much altered in the at
la~es by the Nordenskeldt expedition,
the ships sailing in deep water over
places marked - 500 miles inland, and
being compelled 10 20 hundreds Of
miles around promontories, etc, which
are occupied on the maps by bodies Of
water. The globe Is made of wood. The
relief is forms a Of wax Mr.. CRUDE has
been two years in perfecting his globe,
and Chief Justice DAILY and other ge-
ographers have lately been giving at
tention 70 it.-Nev York Tribune
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

much light - they did from ITO gAs-burn-.
ers.
The New York Sun has recently prepared
and published very full and interesting
biography Of the Hon. John n. Palmer Of
Illinois, with the view. IS conjectnred, Of
bringing hisn out Is the Democratic candi-
date for President
Notwithstanding the Presidents proc
lsmation forbidding the settling upon lands
in the Indian Territory. II Il reported that .
very large emigration Il going forward from
southern Kansas. Southwest Missouri and
Southern Arkansas.
The introduction Of American cattle into
the provinces Of Ontario, Qusbec, New
Brunswick, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed
wards Island IL further prohibited until the
9th OF June, on account Of the alleged prev.
alence Of pleuro-pneumonia.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

A flame is in her CLASSY eye, . broom
is in her eager hand, aloft she lifts
sudden cry that echoes like new brass
band; her dress is reefed about her
knees, As through the house she cuts a
path, and in her every stranger seems .
being Of majestic wrath. Step-ladders
scale the papered height, and tubs Of
water food the floor. her voice j. heard
from morning TO night rising above the
awful roar. Fly from her presence dog
and cat. fly from her presence man and
mouse, il Is the vernal frenzy that pos
sesses ber--she's cleaning house.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

Arrangements are In progress, and will
shortly be completed. for lighting the en-
tire Capitol n Washington with electric
lamps Of late invention. The apparatus Il
now being put In the building, ana II il
contemplated to place upon the summit Ok
the dome very strong lights, with . view Of
experimenting In regard 70 lighting ex-
tended areas Of city from elevated points.
Monumental Park, Cleveland, 4 now lighted
with the Brush electric light, At cost less
than wss formerly paid for gas, and they
get from the y electric lamps three times a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-05-16

provided for partially bv their old employ
ere
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
DECISIOSS-JAS. 3.

Supreme Court ChGmbr8-By Judge Van Worst
-KnGI agI. Abbott OPINION.
By Judge BraIn the matter Of ergusOn.I soner hav
ing bai 10 appear cannot have the tNauna before
the magistrate.
By Judge LIwrence.-rOdi agt the Gold aud Stock *
change Telegraph Company Hastng Gold
Exchange Telegraph Company Gold and stock EIcBange
Telegraph Company at. Todd i.-OrdcTz granted
SnBrJiOT tOarf-SDfGdI IerDi-Bv Judge Scdgwick
Wright agf SetOur.-MOiion for trial granted
Iy Jude FIeedman Oc-trrrciChc ag Photo Plate Com
p8uy-D order DENYING MOTION for injunction Iiartwig agt
lughe, c a.. No same agi. same, No same
30. 3-OfdIE TeYtyIng action DrsteTTcCncT Photo
Plate Com psuy'Grr dcny NJ mOt0. To- puniS for con
Fargo OtdrTci daV calendar
Monday Of January Newman et al agt Freeze al
for COnui zion Granted. Nrftheuncr agt Reilly. etOrcr
discounHng granted Van Allen al agt. Wright
Order deny ing mIti"A for new Tiai.
Common Pieas-SDecidi Icrm-Bv judge Van Hoe
agt sch aTZsghd and neutrality-suspicious.
granted. Oi phant ~ co. agt O'mSca l.Schciuts filed
Wilson and another to cmicTg Hsuicy 10 Palmer Vert
htiutT Co to strmbcrCc.-Eords 81 assignee approved
assiVnmt Mt Of aTCh.d; CAREY agt Lrie city Iron
WOrKs O'Buen agt Donaldson lranzuIdnH dg NebulT.-
Granted la the mat tier Of the assignment O Hutcings-
Application To advertise for claims granted.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
A NEW SYNDICATE.

NEGOTIATING FIVE MILLIONS IN MoRIdA"E boND'
OF THE METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
A syndicate has been formed consisting, IL
Is said. Of Wmsow Lanier & Co.. Noerishoher q 'o''
Kuhn Loeb Co., aud other bankers, to negotiate the
fist mortgage bonds OF the METROPOLITAN Elevated h'
way Company. Arrangements were made few DAYS
ago by which the Syndicate, with the New-lorA Loan
and Improvement Company took 81 100000 OF the Me-
trOpOtan CompaUy's ponds, paying cash Tor theh'
with an option 10 take 80 100000 bonds at any time Il
ter January So aud an additional S2Oouooo OF no
bonds the end OF the year About f1CO oOo oi INC
bonds were sold last saturday by ,hc SYNDICATE at oJf
During the last few days S5OO,OOO were sold a oi4
and 81 100000 were negotiated AT between DJi "hd
o. The syndicate has advanced the unce oi thr -
uainIug bonds "a gS The rst instalment Of S2OOOOOO
bonds has been nearly all sold.
A member OF tnc syndicate said yesterday That most
of the bonds hal placed IN this city III small otS
German operators being the prIucipal buNelS. lhtIc
tax Oi placing tbs loan Oh th9 regular lr o
tHo stock Exchange before the plan Was naIuftd
the Syndicate formed to dispose Oi :hc ponds p
vatcly The terms Of the contract are kt serIe nt
It is undei tnat the Mrjtupo1tan Company VIII
realize about 90 per cent on the entire issue
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
THE CLINTON SAVINGS BANK.

A meeting of the creditors Of the Clinton
Savings Bank held yesterday afternoon at the Office
OF the receiver, Edward l.. Paris No 26l Broadway.
Only representatives, Of depOstOrs present
This bank ransactinG business at No. Sfi Eighthave,
failed in Juy 1877 owing about $G7 900 depotors,
On January I2, 1873. dividend OF 20 per cent was
paid. Since that time The receiver has been settling
minor claims aud dsposng OF assets. There sllll
exist claims against the trustees who
IN a few days VIII make proposition
adjustment As this proposition is received
the aC will be submitted to referee,
CENT u his re- port final dividend Will be determined
upon Mr. Paris states thar he has hand about
SOB OOO-fTOm which, however some Expenses IHust be
deducted II his intention to dispose OF the entire
business by the end OF February when be hopes 10 c
able to nav amount some what IN excess of that paid
January 1873 On the basis OF hls present cdlcu-
tons the depOs will from 20 10 90 per
of the amount OF tlclT claims
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
A DRUNKEN HUSBANDS BRUTALITY.

lanes DENNEDY CHARGED WITH CRUELlr klChiNu
HIS wIFF-IuE woMAN's CRITICAL CONDITION.
Thomas Gregory and Peter Sheridan, OF no
500 West Tart y-secOnd-s 1880 a. ' yesterday, ro
porfed at the Twentieth Police Precinct that they nau
heard cries OF murder from the OF Mrs DenheuS'
in the same house On Tuesday evening when JAMES
Dpnuetv came home he duarrelled with his wie ies'
day morning Gregory went into Mrs Dennedy room
aud found her IN terrible condition Her husband heh
sen; for Dr. DOnnelly, Of West Thirty-st "bo' upo"
examination pronounced the case one Tor the coroner
and refused to prescribe. Captain WashbuTne OF tne
Twentieth Precinct SEM ROundsman McCarty ano Oincer
Happanan to the rOom Dennedy refused to ADMIT 'he
oce,s who broke in the door. They fOUud Dennedy on
ina inside 0t tne bed with his clothes and even MS
mud iy boots ON. His Wi VINO lay on IN" Outslae pre-
seutrd piiahlc appearance. Hcr nose was pVAeH
and heT lac. battered ana bruis cd. She was lnsehSot
The husband Il he dtt no know now MS WIG C'ilh
by her Injuries and when placed under arrest askGu
e ave 10 take drink o. water. Wine pretending 20 uo
r stopped down. ana from under tht Deu loon ch
or, club with whcA hr made an assault upon rregoIl
and Tidau. but qICky dl-diineu uth nc ag'h
k.d permission to pat on his coat. Whiie dong so
ne drew an Old-dsElUntd rusty sword ana made an
attack on the fic-rs he club, how Ver was sttOngeT
than the sword, aud Dcnncdy was finally locked uV
Meanwhile the AUHan sent 10 Roosevelt hospital
tate as ytsci tN afternoon sue was sun uu'ou
sC.uus a..
iI,r Hushtnd was before Justice Fammer. at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, ser lay ana lemalutu
TO await result of his wifi 5 injuries certlh'ale
from tne house surgeon OF Roosevelt Hospital was Pu
evidence SLOWING tIa dis DcnucdY hdd OetE hIcktu
on toe mead and body. Tnc abdomen ana lower uS oil
body severely injured internally ar wen ds
externally that hope Of her recovery Den
n.dy his vile has been an hahltual druhhaIu
for some tue and claims that the assault was COM
utied uy some one whie he was at wOrK.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04

thought the publishers shelves full OF old edition.
not ft TO be put on the market and The TRIBUNE va
sending them to its subscribers. show fhe hook 10
every who comes tO see me, and sure yOu win
hear from several hereab0uts. Perfect as tlc grea,
book is beg to make criticism. The word
1" bulldozs" has been in common use by an our
standard journals for two years, and yet
II is not in the latest edition OF the great
unabrdged-it should be- Speaking Of words nal kes
think that TIE TRIBUNE has during the past three
months, made ord quite necessary. Tie wora
" telegram" now N common use, / belirye frat
used by THR TRIBUNE, and coined by Horace Gfcc'oy
But TO the new word 3 much needed. Az my ma
Is my own and can think when and Uhar please lbe
rst suggestion was GramercygraID, hut that IL rather
long and quite too narrow for general n lr.l do
for much that II in your cipher barrel but something
more general Ia needed just now. Cphergram . Gls
the requirement, does IL not do not propose f. BV
for patent this new word, 50 II 1t SUITS you az
use t whenever ,Ou please. 4
WOnesduLe, Penn. Dec 81. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
CHASING HIS WIFE WITH A KNIFE.

Mrs Lillian Duke, q young married woman,
age thirty, living at No. 22l East Eighty -fourthst
seven years ago married to John Duke, a Harlem
contractor twelve years her senior. The husband
Jealous and SIX months after the marriage discharged
revolver at his wife while she sat IN the parlOr. The
ball missed It's mark and hattencd against the man
tl Duke inpor,d MS wife 10 overlook ms offence and
she consented although since that event she says sno
has lived mortal terror.
On thursday nigAJ Duke came home armed with a
ku fc and chased M. Duke the house. Mrs Duke
found hiding place ID dark closet ana subsequently
managed gam the street, when she met Detective
SAWYER. Tnc officer went 10 thc house and arrested
Duke who stiu huHting ms wife. Mr Duke slept
In tie Lghty-ei. hth sheet Police station Willie las wiie
renamed ia the house Yesterday Mrs. Duke Iml1rrd
Judge Duffy not 10 send her husband to PRISON. The
magistrate fixed his bond 10 keep the peace IN 1000
Brnard Sheridan became his security and the prisoner
WAS released.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
4 CHURCH MEMBER SUSPENDED.

Henry :. ElmOre, member, ana formerly
trustee OF the Brooklyn Tabernacle was recently cited
10 appear before the Session Of the church. and snow
cause why he should not be suspended from the priv
ileges Of membership for grOs, immortality his wife hav
ing obtained decree Of absolute divorce from hiIn 10
Octoer last in the supreme Court OF Monroe County.
Mr. En0rc did not Obey the citation, ana
a second sumInOns served, directing him 10
spnrar bef0le the Session Thursday night. AEalu hs
was absent but the session projected WIN the RAJ J.
DE Witt Talmage presided. The record OF the divorce
Drocre uzs was presented, ana several witnesses were
examncd After prayer by tue moderator, Note was
fakcD and the charges declared TO be Sustained
unanimously. resolution also adopted, dlieClhE
tbe pastor the decree OF suspension Oh sunday
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
TIE TRIBUNE AND THE DICTIONARY.
To the Edttor Of The TrtbNne.

To the EdtfOF OF IFr IFiONRe.
SIR: am an invalid, hOpelessly prostrate ;
have lain on my back some years with spinal disease
can do three things without eat pain, read
think and write year ago | wanted good standard
paper TO read THE sEMfWKEALr lRIBUNE was bought
OF our newsdcaler. I soon became interested IN your
premium offer OF the great dictionary, and wished 10
avail myself Of TO my great surprise Christmas
bay receipt for The sEnI-WEEKLr TRIBUNE for Ave
years and the great dictionary were put into my hands
by my good wife. The book Is all aud much more than
expected in paper, IN print in Illustrations, IN binding,
everything that MAKES II what 1t should be- II is the
very latest oditon-ls79-aHd contains the greatest
amount OF thought. labor and material sold so
chcaply. our book merchant. when told il had been
sent for. said there humbug somow here III the
odcr-that II could not bs honestly carried CUT lie
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
DEATH OF JAMES L. PETRIE.
HIS INJURIES BELIEVED NOT TO HAVE BEEN IN
FIICrED BY A POLICFMAN'S CLUB.

FLICTED BY A POLICFMAN'S CLUB.
James l.. Petrie, age thirty-three, OF No.
100 East Thr,ie-st, died AT Bellevue Hospital We'd
n.sday, from fractured skull. He was arrested on
Monday AT Thiruetn-sI. and 1hnrd-ave for mtoxcaon
and was sent to the hospital from the Jefferson Market
Poi.e Court supposed to be in drunken stupor. lie
stated TO the house surgeon before s death that he had
been struck he back of the neck with polcelnans
ub On examination Of his head after death IT
was found that his skull fractured from the
base to the left eye The physicians said that the rac-
turc could not have produced by fall Petre was
Of respectable family and his death provoked search
ing inquiry,
Dtuuly- oroner Goldsehmidt yesterday made an in
We don tie aud IOund tuat death was due to
lutoN ION and Il Iacure Of hrskg The incoherent
statement made by Pctc to the hospital surgeon was
the only ground for the suspicion mt the INJURY had
been iun c'cd 10y pOlic mans cub. Dr. GOldSChmldt
believes mat the skuu fractured by an accidental
fall sidewalk, and sustain. MS option by the ar
l nat the IaClu IRE could scarcely have bten caused
by "a club without causing scalp wound qua IuTthcl'
tlAt ia cases alcoholism cerebral affections TIE
palcuI Is perfectly ducIc and therefore Pctre al me
.e ae WAS oUud COud not nave provoked an UlceI 10
L., use OF n, club Petre buried Yesterday. The
uUrOucrS inquest vii be- hcld on January TO-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
RAILROADS AMONG THE MooYsHIyrGs

n
SIR: | desire 10 thank you for your cy.
ccllent editorial I'm To days Issue. entitled o. How Ia
Break mp Glcn stills" From close personal ob.erya
tiOn Summer Eastern Kentucky LARGELY n b.
tbltt and a dozen adjoining cOunles AN prepared TO
testify to the tuthfulncss Of your statcncu that
IS popular mistake 10 consider tie mooHslin,r, A
vicious murdorOus gang, e;c" have ridden some 100
miles unarmcd, unattended through the very neat ot
the mountainous country named above; aud. though my
travels Lave extended through the w'IdS Of South
America the Rocky Mountains and British America.
Inhabitants of this tlbooed region in stern Ken.
tucky and Southwestern Virginia WI compare very
favorabv with the brst have seen Tor Kindness.
true hospitality and honest intent rs. Particularly
would reiteratc what seems 10 the greatest OF all
deslderata-he extension Of railroads into those wild,
but not barren regions. Permit me to say that
have amassrd abundance evidence 10 show that
there more promising fields for than
t.r region iyng between Lexington Nv, and, sdY *
mgou. Va. Southeastern kcf tucky one great coal
h'i "'d no" hee Use can o' una su'h East U'H7 -
excel rnt camel, well exposed for working. Ignd
cIn Ur OOu-hJ M la tracts Tor mere song, and the
iIhiNltu are ready 10 a't WIN extreme i,''d y ~
the o grants and subscriptions t. road and Other
60 puruuns IhS Ia hardly the proper ~ &c 10 ertrge
u'oi iu~c l3cl' Dut tHtIr eau u, no uodpt Iu'' "h
weilorecicd energy and cut,rpr!s these Immense
uabe IRON in Virginia and West NirgiDia. ihe
dense lumber growth over The whole arcI .,mcnt4
VIII prove remarkably rcmuIe atIvc. Statistic. MI
Held notes in my possession nr o. nv mia cOucrs
proc tuat sooner or later hs section of country VIII
bccUlar one Of the important manu-.
~, urIng districts in the United states Eu,.
Sh CdpltallSts have already turn the attention ta
Virginia : prospective iron-prOducng crnire. and
TINS state mas recently exported ron ore IN small quau-
tity TO PcHu,ylYau VIII prominent llOI auu,r.
ers have Hcknowlrtged Their mJilfy 20 produce
chiefly in the hitter state soecmen~ of camel coal
froh Grr-es Branch Of the Kentucky River attracted
iuuri atttutlOn at the Centennial TX ton, and
market has readily been found Tor all that Is mined.
LVcu ineI trades Of camel he reicn"d AZ small
expense mucn nearer established Railroad routes. In
I'M, connection there seems Prospect Oi ~til' greater
ga ioluicut from the employ Wcnt - some Iu'N
2 d. d
elevated track. IHLO. II. COM,fOCk.
AttC- OFk, Dec. 30, ISIS.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-04
REGULATING 4 sEcEETARY's PAY.

Members of the Commercial Travellers As
sOciaon OF the State Of NewYOrk met yesterday after
noon at Steiuwav Hall 10 consider prop ,sed amend
ments To the constitution. ThOs. X. Afford presided,
and said the object Of calling the meeting get
opinions regard cutting down from to per cent
OF the secretary percentage All money received aud
pad OF dcIth The secretary last year
received 81 900 for hls work. which many members
think too large sum- as II - more tuIu they Them
selves This association L. not allowed by the
laws ut the State to pay stated salary IL any person
holding position II IT, the secretary receives his -
munrIdtiOn by uf tins pcrCrnta II Is tie WISE
O the association To pay him not over $4,000 year.
At last decidrd mat The secretary should receive
per cent ~ all money received ANA Iald Udt. com
mttcc cons sting Thomas h Alvold. {. :. X glitter
ana Lansing Morse was aupoutru To attend &c cOnyen
tiOu 10 he held at Syracuse. January IL.