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GNYNRiL VOTES.

The father of the lost boy has been to the
uouuta as of North Carolina 90 look at another enid
and 70 nud tat it was Charlie Ross. i is now five
years . search for the boy began; he has seen 600
children ANA written thousands Of letters ana all iha'
D. knows shout tht mystery - tbs; the ad was 5!Fe
when .l. Burglars I0shcr and Douglass we're All.td
poot Hungarian lately showed a black
Pearl ~ Pe-th iewe.ler, and begged hm to value IL
aud give Inn what he could for IL. lie was told that
the pearl wa, Of great value and that he would better
taGo 10 Oh ervman. of Vienna wMcA he Gla ana was
naturally asked whore lac had obtained possession OF
slcl RARITY. The Hungarian answered that he haa GOT
from tc valet Of the late Count Louis Bath, ani IL
tgrnsd out that il was OF three black pearls WHICH,
more than $50 We arc ago. were stolen from che English
crown and winch we're for long time yalniy sought
Tor being that time supposed that these were the
only three black pearls IN existence me bi'l7h Wv
ernent bought the black pearl Tor 7o'oOO'
At a recent Congress of Physicians VINO
make speciality OF complaints OF children held ID DeI
IN, d.. W1cks described a and mysterious disease
Which has broken Dresden, and when Is so ialh
NAT out OF twenty-three cases treated nineteen deu
The first symptoms are difficult respiration and froth on
NE lips and the singular feature OF the complaint
an extraordinary change in the blood which becomes
Of dark brown color aud OF a syrup-ike consstence'
aud will only low rom wound under strong pressure
OonyulsiOus set in, and the ehiid dies III ABOUT
thiriytwo from the beginning Of the ATTACK Dr
1nckel proposed 20 call complaint Cyanosis aIeo
Nils etefica pernlcioss cum hanogohinuua," bat the
.ieadent Of tho Congress suggested me sAOItI anu
more sensible tits Of WinCkels disease.
If all unsuccessful authors would follow the
Example OF certain Genoese lady there would be many
gevOus tragedies in real life 90 mourn over pnt there
Would be fewer bad books printed signor Mereli' a
respectable advocate OF Genoa had daughter named
earSlna, whom he loved with idOlatry He had she
e~kHess to believe that she was writer OK great
asst and wound make a noise in the world Few
.onths ago the daughter publiSbed book entitled
si0wer Of Marguerite Comedy in Womans STYLE by q
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BEookLYY CITY OFFICIALS on TRL4L.

TIE CASE OF THE ACCUSED COMMISSIONERS GIVEN
To THE JURY. BUT 40 VERDICT REACHED.
The trial of Commissioners John ".
Flarerty and George C. Bennett, and WaterPurveyor
Peter Milne, of the Brooklyn Board OF City
Works which has been IN progress IN the Brook
lyn City Court for the last SIX weeks, was
brought TO yesterday The charge against these
officials was that they, with Sewer superintendent
Michael j. .dy conspred deiTaud the city OF S5O
600 by putting upon the pay rolls Of the Department
civ Work, the names Of men who did no work
Commissioner Faherty testified at length. but Messrs
Bennett and Milne did not appear upon the witness
stand The indicted men defended by Ira shafer
and Je.se Johnson while General b. f. Tracy conducted
fhe prosecution in the place OF DlsricAttorney Catln
Yesterday General Tracy completed his summing up,
and I'm the afternoon Judge Nelson delivered
the charge 10 the jury. he confined himself
10 the law In the case. and dld not at
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CouuEyCEMEST ar DREW SEMINARY.
CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE wEEK-A CLASS OF
TWENTY GRADUATES.

CLOSING EXERCISES OF THE wEEK-A CLASS OF
TWENTY GRADUATES.
rFRoMA SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRGBUSE.l
MADISON, Y. j., May 15.-The Commence
ment exercises OF the Drew Theological seminary were
held this morning in The costly Memorial Church near
the entrance of the Seminary grounds The church was
crowded Among those on the platform were Daniel
Drew of NewY0rl the founder Ut the seminary Bishop
Randolph > Foster OF Boston, Mass the venerable Dr.
John s. Porter Of Burlington n. j.; President Hurst,
and Professors Strong Kdder, Burtz and Mey Of the
faculty. Among those In the audience were General
Clinton B. Fisk and wife, John b. Cornell and daughters
and Andrew v stout, OF New-fork; the Hon George D.
Ferry and wife, Of Orange " j. and many or the mem
hers Of Ia. Newark, New-Jersey, Now-York, Phadel-
phla, Baltimore, ana NeW'1OiA Last AuAua Oohier-
ences.
Dr. Hurst stated that each OF the twenty young men
who were TO he graduated nad prepared thesis which
had TO be submitted the faculty for examination ana
that most OF the members of the class were already
N work the ministry in different Conferences or the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The Commencement speak
ers and their subjects were follows T. D. 7. Buckley
1.-THE scope Theology; Mortimer Gascogne' " IVES
10y as a Reformer"; T. J. Knox, The Heroic Element
in Modern Life; c. c. Lasby, The Great Need f.
Lakewood 'The Moral Forces Of Christianity F.G. Por
ter The Fulness OF the Time w. II. shaer, Plea
FOR Creeds" All OF the speakers were present except
Mr. Lasby who has been III for some time, and was ex
\ class song, cOmpO.eu ~ MI LdSDg hhH SAbn
by the members II the class. Bishop Foster made
short address 10 the class upon the work OF the ministry
Presdn Hurs conferred tie .rees and the diplomas
n, r.du4tiou The degree OF Bachelor OF Divinity
conferred upOn the following members or the class, IN
addition 10 the diplomas OF graduates:
/ I,.rtnn Harry H. I Creager Charles Ed win
Buckley, r. d. 4. deinsiTeet' ChiTles IL
| Broy1 Fletcher Knox, Edward j.
The other members Of the class who received only the
diplomas fOilOWS:
Brown. l. l., L3sbv, C. G..
! Constantine, IricO LetrFft' " H
| FolaId Chester II. Lockwood. l.. B.
| GascOigue, Mortimer Porter +. g..
| Harvey W T. Shaffrr, ". III.
| HINT III Il. Smith, G. Z.
| jeffrey, Joseph wager l.
The exercises closed with DenedlctOn by the Rev.
Dr. John T. Newman. Music was furnished by the semi
nary Quartet Messr F.r Stevenson A D. Light, RO b.
ert DrDow AID ID. q. Bickrrtou.
president Hurst sails for Europe in the steamship
Bothnia Wednesday TO attend the General Confer
ence OF the Evangelical Alliance at Base swizefland
He spent several years Germany and at the Conference
will read paper in the German language on CHRISTIAN
I-nol" He will ne accompanied by o. b. COlt ana II =
Ferry members OF the OF 81 Of the seminary me
Board of Trustees presented Dr. Hurst with purse tls
morning token OF appreciation Oh HIS energy III
raising the new endowment fund
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OBTTCART.
GENERAL KEYNER GARRARD.


CECINNATI, May 15.-General Kenner Gar
rard wel-knOwn citizen, died at the Grand Hotel this
afternoon.
General Garrard was born in Kentucky in
1928, and entered the Military Academy at West Point
in 1877. He graduated in 1851, ranking eighth in
his class. He entered the service breyet second
lieutenant OF the 4th Artillery, bat transferred in
1852 to the lat Dragons He became first lieutenant
OF the Cd Cavalry March, 1855, and during the mex
month appointed adiutant OF his regiment He re-
ccived his commission captain in 1861, and became
major in 1863 From 1851 to 1851 he served principally
I'm garrison and frontier duty, and in April 1861.
captured at San Antonio Texas. He was not ex-
changed prisoner OF until August, 1862. In
September OF the year he appointed
Colonel OF the li6th New-York Regiment, and en-
gagged i'm the battles OF Fredercksburg Chance louisville
and Gettysburg. Hs was appointed brigadIergeneral
OF volunteers for galantry Gettysburg and served
with the Army OF the Potomac until December, when he
placed In charge Of the Cavalry Bureau NJ Washing
In February, 1854, he commanded cavalry
division IN the Army OF the Cumberland, and took part
in the engagements about Chattanooga ana in
Georgia during the Atlanta campaign. he took part IN
the battle at Nashville in December, 1864, where he
displayed Conspicuous gallaury, In the operations
against Mobile in s6j be led the party which stOrmed
and captured Blakey. In August, 1860, DC was mus
tered OF the volunteer service For his gallant ser
vices during the he breyetted colonel, brga-
dicrgeneral ard majOr-general In the Regular Army
tie resigned in 1866.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

The Assommor," at the Olympic, has
failed, ana il VIII vanish with the present week
The Madison Avenue Theatre viii be closed
at the end of th, week. and Mr Mackaye VIII take his
theatrical company 10 Chicago.
The last performances of - The SNOWFALL "
and Delicate Ground will occur at WIliacks Thea
ire an SATURDAY This is one of the brightest and neat
est bills Of the season, and mas been fruitful OF public
enjoyment.
The last performances Of " ii. VI. ,. Pima
FORE at the standard Theatr, announced. Not to
sec Mr. Wh.n rs SIR Joseph is To miss the best acting
that tins quaint part has thus far prompted
Miss Ada Cavendish will appear at Wal
lacks Theatre, next Monday, Rosatind character
in which this original and deeply interesting actress
ba- gained exceptional distinction Mr.. NheeOcK VIII
NAV Orlando and Mr. Robinson JdrpSes
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FOUR PER CENTS TAKEN by :. =. NOaGAS a co.
FOR SALE ABROAD.

FOUR PER CENTS TAKEN ny j. =. uoaGAS a co.
FOR SALE ABEOAn.
An important negotiation OF four per cent
bonds made Tuesday Nv which the lir' fa'ipn-
OIL Bank and Is associates sold 70 j. b Morefn 3 GO.
$4,000 900 Of those securities fnr delivery ~ L0ndon
The effect 81 Iris was o. advance The prce born iere
and IN Europe b OIL rcr cent Al On 'or Of tho First
National said Yesterday:
An ofFr was male several dlvs AGO BY Drcxal. Nor
gan & Co. purchase c30.CO0.0DO 90 four pc. cent
bonds accOun' VI JIeir London hrm Tor sale ~ El
ppan markets.. Ta's offer Eas declined and ucT oitcr
was nadc FOR 500 coo After several conferences the
negOua uird wit the s1eof OoJ0Oo az
the Equivalent OF 1923. the NrWloIk prce. The sales
the Uniiod states have been very rap0, and the de-
mand continues large advancing prizes. Tie Amer
lean sales 20 cate amount 90 SGfOOoOOD The effect on
tbe sale 20 J. :. Morgan ca. upon the foreign x
change be to make provision for
the payment Of equal amount Of called bonds
sl neid IN EnrOpe ana hns Cbyiating the Necessity or
other remitfar FOR thfD. 20 time OF The year
when the exchange market naturally rules hlgh. Inc
purchase made IN the name OF j. :. Morgan CO.,
Of London. but ls uudeis col that hc members OF the
former LOnuOn Syndicate also inter .sted them.
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INFLUENCE or CONNERCI1L CRISES.
A LECTURE BY PROFESSOR SUMNER, OF YALE
COLLEGE.

A LECTURE BY PROFESSOR SUMNER, Oh YALE
COLLEGE.
Professor ". G. Sumner, of Yale College,
last evening read a paper entitled The Influence
of Commercial Crises Opinions about the Doe
t,nes of Political Economy" before the New
yorl, Free Trade Club The Speaker deprecated
the vransilng among economists and called on all TO
study the aspects political economy quietly ana dis
,,a..,orstely The willingness of the people TO submit
- ,,atton durng the late war had been taken adyan-
taee Of 10 impose protective. instead OF revenue
tr and tho revulsion OF 1873 had shown how hollow
tbIngs were during the years OF uhatiou We forget
be added that all trade is an exchange, ana that
n ore are shippinR grain and meat TO the world
s are seceiying something IN return Inc true remedy
Tor hard times put limit u civil liberty De-
gtns and ends with freedom OF productioD' ieeuo VI
ssxehan 20 and security OF property. -, -. .
REFERRING " the Proposed Inernatona union 10
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Helpless for eight years. Unable 20 walk Got about
hands ana knees 4 wonderful
Messrs. WEEKS a. F0TTEK-OeutieUeus have bad most
wonderful Sat Rheum Tor seventeen years snf
fered With Salt kheum had 10 hra. face, neck
legs. not able % walk, only on my hands aud
knees FOR year have not been able 70 help myself Tor
eight years. tried hundreds hat TIC
least effect The doctors aid mcurae. - nv
tried everything that along. adver
tlsement and concluded To Y Cucura Remedies. The hrst
% OF skin.
would IL out uNUl nOw ! am entirely
cured All u thank you most heartily for cure
who thinks this letter fraud. Jet them WTle
ma out Tor themsev's Nours truly
WILL MCDONALD,
Is. Eu'I .I1lrI--L,
Chicago H.. March d, 1879.
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sorFMV AND SOUND PHLOsoPHIZING.
From The Nation lA.dl

The party which Is to profit by tn ren m4ra
cne ~ rTnuuuusIy careful not only To keep lie own
krts clean 6ut CHOW the public 9 m aoons ,sI
n IA incapable OF the act wta whion 4, oo -e icn
enc before tho last Congress have been ucn - 70 ne
- - an The moral advantage the DeiDocI1tH ui<nt
49,, enjoyed while the tissue ballots OF tue G
y he eft 10 speak for themselves ASaln tie loPea
ls laws can hardy be pressed ON the ground
vhst tese laws are productive OF crying eFl, yI' a9
,a OF IN. subject under the ciIcuhs -
adantcd 10 excite among million OF VOLTS 'N' N'
auap ,a oniy object OF the repeal lis free fraud.
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coon ADVICE FROM A DEPUTY DEMOCRAT.
w. FyOu me Bottom HsrIid (Ina)

Whatever may be thought OF the Presl-
c, ro.,tion the true policy for the Democrats II 10
- ~, apnrOpriatlou bills ana home. They nave
arradv made enough political capital Tor tHeir OPP
nepts nv prolon gdng the session and opening sec
tinsl iiscussIon for winch there was no ueuahu. IL
49,. had geperalship when they allowed themselves 70
Ne f,yced 10 vote against appropriation DlI contain
- M objectionable provision. II they 90 not now cI
- 1sfInp 20 10 the people for decision, lley VIII DIS
v strust OF their convictions II they 20 20 me
iy by any extreme act, they VIII he de-
t,Pd They nave driven the Republicans, they eiaIin
~ an extreme position II Is thoir cue now 10 We
~ ~ and s,ti-fy the conservative masses lhat thel
~ - harm rO me Constitution but obedience 10 ana
- 800 Of Ia IeIler and spirit.
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4 small boy had seen his mothers fur muf
thar ha0 badly eaten by moths. shortly aferwafd
he his fathers Stable watching the process OF
cuuying his pet pony The animal shedding iis
coat, and consequently large punches 81 HAIR camo
out with each application OF TIE comb. With tears in
his the little fellow rushed Into the house and
claimed, " Oh. mamma. mummG! the moths have goo
into my pony, and Pm afraid be-. ruined"
We have evidences OF better times all around
us. \ dime novel bee bought for cents,
George Washington body servant has stopped dying.
aud three Plnatore companies collapsed last week.
lNOrrstOwn Herald.
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TUNE IT UP AGAIN.

Isn't il about time for the Democratic press
IN iIIIg out the old opera called His Fraudulency
1t he that lie cid gentleman gong 70 let tue sea-
o pass without LAYING the at the root OF President
"a 49, firc T. likewise large circle or
srtcan cit zsus that ldeu ought soon To make MS
Dpearauce on tnr steps Of No 10 Creamery Park and
ma m some remarks about the people never conaonlnS
rand III some these things be not done at once, tAo
c,,fuIrv win not be worth saving that is certain.
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establish bimetac currency he said the proposition
was IA aburd as perpetusi motion. The movement by
nations gold basis considered the greatest
of the time To shrink from the path
which led forward cowHrdy. and that
path the which led 10 y better understanding
and realization OF liberty when each could work
his destiny subject only TO the laws OF
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PUBLIC OPINION.

Tilden is advertising for farm in Ohio.
One with diapdatcd fences DECENTRALIZATION tOho)
Repository tkepJ
Senator Thurman's pictures begin to adOrn
the front pages rural press. This believed 20 be
the groundwork fame for 1850 Cincinnati Enquirer
DEM
The Corliss engine of the Republican party
in tine senate is Ia "a II hc represented great
state instead hayn. tt!e State attached 10 him Like
"a ta. he would hear the trump sounding MS name IN
come elton with The III losO-Cinelnnau CONNER
nill InAl
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Genuine Ylchy.-sgecihc for Goug Rheumat m. Dir
betos, Gravel. kidney Diseases. &c.
Geo. a. Leavist a Co. Auct.Oneers
THIS FRIDAY EVENING at the ART GALLERIES,
No. oIl Broadway,
THE PEABODY COLLECTION.
OF paintings contributed by eminent Ameie2a artists 70
and Mrs. George IL Peabody N ad oi tr ttr Fund Oh
the CnuIch of holy Trinity and tine Peabody Home
The following are the names Of eminent artists vho
each contributed valuable picture iieA ION NOR
Holy TrtGiJy ana the Pea1ooy Tome: o-,
81. e. H. n 81 Haas ,iaaL . 5Eis.5
VIM H. Be,rf A. carey smith, J. "A. D0ph.
Jas. II. Beard, ALBERT lGste' j. C.. Virgins.
J. G. AicoH JOHN l. fii,h - ~ sii,-c-
saHiord r 6 ford, Waiter sa't.T5e, m 5mps3n.
D. " C2rteE J'i4 Ne ~. ilr Franz Wry
i-'S Maitland Arm ?. ? Ryder, Z. D Mlrpn.
R swat. sSaa clifford, ! Wilis@seu. Arthur PlTon
M6ND1Y AND TUESDAY AFrERNOoNs lah AND
2OEl. AT Clinton HILL Now on exhibition.
CHINA GLASS SLY zt A2;D r PL /; Ii1. MARE
Rare stones Sud Lace Goods. Emblode.ie.. Rugs
eoRsisSiad i; and posrSSiy Without
Money aud Legal services furnished 20 prosecute last
claims Of 900 uPw against resOns Die individuals or
corporations.
NO CHARGE WHATEVER UNLESS SUCCESSFUL
Special attention Aivcn 10 Lie Insurance claims and con.
'''''N 10 - Address Box sI3 NY. p o.
Nervous Exbanston.A mcdisa essay m1l,ins ssr.i
OF lectures delivered ktlus Museum OF AutOIv New
YORK IL
disyurbIv Il, 4A1rlinH sc
SYNOPSIS 0f marriage AMI the rtt 20 u
nervous physical dcJt being to result VI - yoi. *
percuce mail 2jC currency is' stamps AZ fssb
Secretary, KAHN, Museum jSS 1roadYay n e'f-l ork
Post D cr tlrsi1 nlis f)r me wesN 2n ias
SATURDAY. May ~. 1919, Wll close 90 ga, Once 81
WEDN 70 DAY. Tor Eufope Dy straiasliD Apy>r
MA Queenstown correspondence Tor sFlnee must b. 500
caly addressed aud az H. a. n of t2nee iee D} ,'ea-
shin Labrador. Iyru TIT heDA1 AZ I'D D. ni Tor
EUROPE Dy Steamship C;y OF chester" va QuecistoNn COZ
responrnce ald France must o. specially AZ
Europe. steamship ie--.ug.
VIA Plymouth 1horDourg hamburg; on SAII hDAN,
Al - III. Europe, by JusalD biiiiialt va
Queenstown correspondence io Germany and scotland must
bs specially addressed aud AlaO for Scotland III
rect by steamship Bolivia Glasgow AMI al ll5O fn.
Tor GERMANY &c by steamship DOrgu via Southampton ana
Bremen Gat Britain aud the ContntnS
must specially addressed The nsns rT DonnarS sWodep,
ana dispatched by Hamburg snd Bremen sIeam
mails Tor hayt, Sayaniila, Be sud tsrovt0wn
Nay -. The mails TOR Havana cave NoN
YORK Nav IS and =. The mails for Hay Jamaica ana Mar
gcalbO leave May 10. The mails Tor Anxeo e@so
NrwYOrk MAJ H. mails Tor the West indies and Ven
ezupa vii leave M&Y II. Tho AIS Tor Australia
&c, leave san Francisco June . 1900. -
. Post Oaice. Ncv-York May 10 ls7'-
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER. REPORT
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis for ne past "A h0tTs

WAsHNGToY,sMay IS, a. m.-rhe barom-
eter has fallen throughout the Middle and Sou bern
States, with depression IN PENNSYLVANIA and Alabama.
Southeast Winds threatening and rainy Their prevail
in the Middle States southrry winds partly cloudy
and hay weather in New-Eueand. aud partly cloudy
weather with occasional RAIN IN tue Southern snte'
Cooler BOrthery winds are led from the ono va
ley and Lower Lake REGION. and n0rthcry Winds Win
clear weather, over the Upper Lake region.
Indications
For the Middle Atlantic States and New Eneland,
southerlv winds, falling baromot clear partly
cloudy weather, followed III Middle states by COOLER
nCrtheriy winds, rising barometer.
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PURCHASE BY CORNELIUS j. VAYDERBILE

HARTFORD, Conn, May 15.-COrnelius J.
Vaudebithas purchased the property he formerly owned
in West Hartford Just west OF tGis city about twenty
two acres, for S22 500 He says ne intends 10 build
handsome residence the property since he resided
here the house which he Formerly lived has been
moved and buit The site IL Of the pleas
ATTEST IN this vicinity.
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TRIBUNE OFFICE. May 16 l a. m.-Excepting a slight
fall in the after noon, the barometer stationary yes
terday Clear and partly cloudy weather followed
by cloudy weather in the evening. light mist fell near
the close Of the third quarter. and followed few
hours laier by light rain The temperature ranged be-
so and 1872 the average beng l27 lower than
on Wednesday. The amount Of moisture in the air is
still large.
Cloudy weather, with light rains. followed by parity
cloudy ana cooler Weather, may DC expected to-day il
this city ana vicinity
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Many Of the imported natural mineral
waters owe their principal yrtHr 20 soda water
chmcS aud differ materially from tie real WAFER OF te
sprng whose they bear. ScLulfZs waters always
agree with tie analysis OF the spruE-iN Y Express.
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JACOB sTAElpFLL.

BERYE, May 15.-Jacob Staemphi, a we'll
known swiss politician. and in 1881 President OF the
Confederation, and subsequently member Of the
Geneva Court OF Arbitration the Alabama claims, Is
dead, in his sixteth year. He OF the chiefs Of
the Radical party. and at time Editor OF the BeIfe
Gn--LLe ~. =. --r.l lr-m mu-.c NE ID 1903.
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rrom The Bossen rranserlpi REM

The fnIl text of senator HIPS speech, ac-
c,stng ice Republicans with being monarchsts and ex-
treme enemies OF the Constitution ana GpNtrhinneui
-. T-,,n qcc0uutlng the triumph OF the Federal
snfe0ritles In subduiug the rebellion by stating that
= ,i,,ted North ovrTpOwcred q divided south Will
ne me m os effective Republican campaign document 1t
IL pos,ible 10 circulate.
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tempt review TIE evidence. The dury retired about
o'clock. Al $50 y; NJ. Judge Nelson became VERY
orders have the lury locked mp for the nght
and home. IL uDaeFst I'd that - b. members
OF the jury favored convection and tour acquittal
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PRIME-POTTER-In Brooklyn Wednesday, NIav 10. n,
residence O the brides brother Dy ile Rev Frank so
Die William e. Prime 20 Josephine Potter.
TAYLOR-K FLLEY-0n Thursday, May D. 1879. az ihs
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, NcU-lork CITY. hY 10
Rev John Hal. D. d. Nj Alfred j. TaI Of the CIV %
New York 10 Kathleen, daughter OF the late HObrrt
W. Kelley, Of the city on New-fork.
TAYLOR-STEVENS- TUESDAY. the 18th inst. az "a
East 23Gst thiscity, by the Rev. tnly D. Lns@gLt
the brides father her brother me Row -
sev.u Mallory H. Taylor o. Macon, BE- and I.Ucy p.,
daughter Of the late James T. p Stevens esq 0i tIs CAY.
III MINI IF LLl-...-aa. -a.- BE- a-.E-.L MIN I'll
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Unless YOUr teeth are white Is prafls-
Unless vOrr mouth Is PINK and sweet
And your two lips III rU-ebufs mrrti
and YOU cannot supply this Waui,
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