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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
MT-SIC AND THE DRAMA.

r,rr NEW CHORUS AND THE NEXT FEsllN AL.
The Council of the Music Festival Association Oh
$500 have taken steps for the organization OF lheo
"a Tbomas's new chorus as permanent society,
ii With view to that end a meeting VIII be helu
1T wednesday afternoon, at o'clock III tne
s,oo Of the secretary. Daniel Lord, jr 12O Broad
80 Fouitabe Buildingl. 1t will be seen by the
sIioSina extract from circular just iSsneh 'ha'
80 interesting concerts are promised during INC
roming season: WY. o,,or,,s
7. "a nroposed 10 strengthen the New YORK chorus
L.nan,1ed by Mr. Theodore Thomas last Autumn, Nv
E",rl of directors and officers who VIII thlar9e US
a:uonS membership and secure an interested n"l(
% Snbscribing members, according 10 inc pan WI.
a. hecn sjncularly successful WIN the ulrc'i,'H
.n ad The chorus Of the Brooklyn PhihaIhoh'c 30
kiety. r. .ho Iros,ivol Of MAY 1852. the
S.;d FESTIVAL Association will assume me it~"I,
ch;l;tv Of two public concerts, with orcheNlIa a'
sI singers 10 he given during the coming " 'hl'i'
sh;cb nnder the direction OF MI. IheCdoIe no'.'s
Nnnoninctor. will attract the best NngcIs 10 'Ie
~ and serve rs a basis for the paying mcoeI
ship for this season. .,,. c....i.
This circular is signed by George William Gurus
,,asident: CYRUS W. Field and Henry o. Marquahu'
ts,;oe.nresidents; Joseph W. Drexel, treasurer
Daniel Lord, jr., secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
OF RrFTGF FOR wOMEN,


The American Hotel entirely and reGtiei. and
WIN additions 81 over 20 let iOr dining ROOMS kchcns
and laundry opens June -
Particular attention has brrn given 10 making the drainage
Snh sanitary arrangements perfect and fhf hou-c freshly
painted ami pap"r,s M carpets hri- aul bedding,
N' throughout and viii Ys when opened Joy business
perfect order from attic 10 basement and ceaf the most
la-i .HifI~ could 81
II has 200 sleeping aparfmcni in single dnubie ard
large family ous. an 81 which have pleasant outlook, ara
chr'fiui, -ittlnu. a'c Handsomely iiru- .ti.
Nch'd up@ fo IT. curative spru.s ami inyigOr.
Nhf ar charming drives ANA NalA-, drftui scene AMI
Tie Its-t of -tH'lrts.
The American liool las te finest location n s beautiful
village, and with Tie improvements uial- most
ali ave, bring upluait, thr p1Ta grounds hr spring
House To which rs guests have IRE aco,-. ~ aii times
RAN LLrll, Proprietor.
Rupture Radically Cuied.-Dr Marsh, %. ait,ut iho
only safe, reliable rlc: forty Ytars Practical ~. tues.
tnis Once ~" N'rt-- g., "ii"r' 80. PAM 81, 'bnirl.
Thu Us Il. -tHtlfiG Llfrl., roNrt,T.t
NiN-l .E. lu1r". .-f
Iothe ENcutfe Committee Of the brtacfs ~,f@men's
Union. N,t York.
ga -cptn committee To- 30 Yesterday VITO rp,-icl us 10
rfr I'nn Wf'i.. gf '- t'if 800 nHHl. ''f ii- tOl-
thuaou ~ o sAi 'lFe bee. 20 such stl,l k,rOis %
ing.f o.. l.lt .ni 30.
nui o.. wc ,ou.d under circumstances vrI o. -arh
should Doe requested it -f.iAs
De- Itftt. f I-ft action g. u
nrff ''. fif . t..iII-t
A- tff. tf,l fII. .titlrl .ttl.u. $50 -iti -
''i. 'f .t
'tn'l'H Boz ft".f in. -.t'I- fool .ri' Ht 90 an
iilL +. 81 q. Sd lAtflIt fntHl>' go.
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DlMIGE IGDU rUL NToEu

trr...
IL l-pt - ""i' l. - -t""iN' par
ticuiars OF the tornado Kansas fhc uigt prr ist
great damage 10 crops. budnc.. f.lr..,,r an over
that part Of the country.
The town Of Americas. near Euporia f. almost en-.
tirey destroy e. every building i it being more or lc,.
damaged. The United Presbyterian Church vas Liter.
ally torn to pieces and the Methodist Church was n,.,,
from ,,s foundation and al,po.t fot ,lr, i,,.,,t
-, -, l., -. -
Several houses III ILI"hid were down down, and
fences and other property seriously injured The north
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TIE TESTIMONY YESTERDAY.

,lH TwNnir EflIr~ How Hr had AZ NlrE-
WIN W.ui IuN ,Eu-.
uroW TEr IrerI,r ,orrf -rn>nI>r % rrr rurrr Nr'
ALBANY, June ll.-'Ihc committee that i- in
,,-train the Charge 81 .rry preferred iu thc LIZ
i-a,ITc, armed i-,f cld,r-',.} tAi- morning ia the
shape ~ two counsel. The lawyers are Mr.
: ". Eoscuti'c q we'll known lawyer % this
CITY. and former Recorder ~ Albany. anl Mr..
Francis y Bangs. ~ New York. Permission Wa
obtained from thc legislature afirrvar % st com
mittet dufinS iAr sc--iou Ir,>us brooks desired 20
take Testimony this afternoon. boat was ovcrr..cd upon
Henry smith one ~ Nj ~--ou-'- coGu-c -ny .ur that
De- lad considerations -crcs a-aIst working on ~atur-
day afternoon
Asscmmyman Tr'mhe then Described on attempt that
had been made To brbc him during the Senatorial CON
test. He said
had conversation last Tucsdny NJ NY room NJ tho
Drlavan House THIS Stuutor-ip sfl0u with rru-
tlruan named Edwards bad passing acquaintance
vfh him did uof know Dol. ha-ifr-- ll' 'i. fi
room II Vas h,tV,cu 81 and lo %. Iu Ito llo.l,l 100
Jus door and ,rau conversation 900 general iIc-, ii
brought fir Senatorial Gu'-'.tf- II" H-i'i
iuc why / continued O." 'of" for t'ukii- 'ut FHu
,eci,d Uc u-k.d uc What mv '1p,n,ee vt-..
-Ad - 500 Ilr tAru said that 20, frirfd- 90 ST. Doe
Iew would meet uF cNp'u-D. % Wuud tot. t'r Nr.
change mt vote tIo following dat tod l.u thr !
volid ur' change .t t't'. I.at Was OBJ, ~l'l. O." 'ir
COM creation.
81 nrool--Wla' aoa.d your irIp-r...or ic ~ % n.n
who 8'Hd COME .i"3 "'r t"'.+ 'it "af @" l"! t"H
election rNp'r-r.f
ST. IunLi, -IH- -atnc a- ,"a--. -.--t4af Lc was %
fl-raI .f'f'.f .IH-'f'r.
Nr.rr,os-- w., aia ... ,.rtIru. Flo 'an..--...nI
,-t "; rucn elth -.r.l. '.r-.... rat."t-
ILstalDJ tA. d,l ', testimony.
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CURING PAIN BY VIBRATIONS.
me Edftor OF me TriLuhe.

To me I'd ttOT o. me ITtO bHc.
SIR: In THE TRIBUNE of Sunday last at
teton WA called 10 bc cure OF pain by means OF 'bra
tons TIL. h,- been pracscd IN This city for more than
quarter ~ q century. ny means ~ neeiously con
strllctcd machinery invented hy himself the physician
produces vibrations for the relief and cure OF pain ana
the restoration OF vitality Judging from the experience
az many nvas Of my acquaintance, ~ well a. my own
this treatment in large majority Of cases. Is iar moro
eectual than any other nnd ought 10 De more widely
kpovn and at.d PHYSICIANS of both schools who
know ANYTHING al about THIS Treatment, speak wen OF
But, rule. they are ~ devoted 70 lheF uIuI-'
fra humanity that they 90 not inform themselves con
ccrnng this treatment IA they should IN coAhcel9n
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Hrr6Lns rfrFrcr ElELG FoVDER.


To the Ftf'or Of me y. T. TrfbnHr.
SIR: Tie contract for ,lppllin: t.c United
-ftff- G"frr''l 3. Nif. -'Nrni' h.r tI"l~lnd b'"N
hr.uln ll !,,lfo i.fn'r- Perfect Inblus Powder, lt
i..fr- ',ru tested Dos Dr. Edward O.. Love. hun-
it-.,Al chemist Iov &c Government, and recon-
iurudnl hy him lur iis ,T'inc, and because Dr. con
faInrd hilcr Jerf hit az gGs rhlrh means % VIII
make hat,r brad and bis, uit than either tr Royal
or thr ot'r cream tartar hah'nr powder do hrh De- *
uluu,I lhr samples auaiyl'd hy Or. E1Nc were mr.
u- r y th t,ott COMMISSIONERS, and Wrrr With
ouf the Waulfa culrr. mht or lame, and designated
WIN 10 IIuhcr known only to Che t0mui .~i"urt~.
T. 1911 t.u- b -,,u thai Hh'u iI,cAcI Perfect Baking
Powder ~ -bIttrd to 800 iDJ1rti0it a IL superiority
De- .t tlr popular verdict ~ pIdtcaly
ca press, 30 It= favor d, fully Sustained.
G!u. Y. lIl' MIR & Co.,
-o} Cherry --t., New York.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPOE7.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
Synopsis Tor the a1sf = hours

WASHINGTON, June -, .n.--Thc harom-
eter lowest the Northwest and highest 30 go" Middle
AaItic states Occasional rain has fallen in the North
west in the other district, fair weather prevails The
Temperature has risen IN the Lake region, Ohio Valley,
Middle states and New England, and fallen slightly IN
the South Atlantic states elsewhere % ha4 remained
nearly stationary. SoutAery winds prev M N' - - the
Mi--ssipp KiN,r aud in The Upper Lake region, and
northcasterly III the south Atlantic States.
Indications fOr tDdJy
For the Middle Atlantic ~ta'cs warmer 'nlr wcatAtr
winds mostly sOuthca.ttrly. stationary Barometer
For Sov-in gland. fair weather wind. in'rit south
westerly stationary or higher barometer and teinrra
ture.
Indications f0r b,nOrrOc
Fair weather is indicated for Monday iA Dc'Auanuc
States.
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THE CONTEST AT ALBANY.
Cnntinnrd from rirst Pan.


such man as Mr. Sessions would necessarily have
been selected tho Object Of il. as IL
wonld have instantly defeated il 10 have
chosen n man whose character ra.c ai,olu:,
rcfutatiOn 10 the charge. Mr.. Sessions however
stands quite well in the legislative world ~ Mr.
Bradley, and, moreover has never charged himself
with living and bribe-takinC. which Mr. Bradley
has done upon the best construction Of - ease: and
the presence ~ Or'ini Jones with his mate Assessor
Nedder here In close proximity to Mr.. Bradley has
suggested TO many the belief that one Of the chief
underlying motives of the whole affair il an attempt
on the part OF the leaders of ono wing in the Char
tauqua District to max away with the
der and Sessions being regarded as
very much alike in their legislative careers. The
but no party can hope TO bc free from them and no
candidate for office can expect that some Of them
will not follow him.
The part of the Bradley episode which has at-
tracted most attention Is the way i'm which, Accord
Ing 10 Speaker sharpe and Mr.. bradley. tn" dis
closure 10 the Speaker was made. The Speaker SAYS
minutes. When Mr. Bradley and Mr.. Jones. who
arcomwm@t him; went away few minutes
atcrwar the Speaker saws. hc" went ont in the hall
way having been I'm General Arthurs room. lie
me: General Arthur. and within half an hour told
him Arthur what Mr.. Bradley had told him. lie
was the first person that he revealed IL 10. =" did
not, ne saws speak of 10 10 anyone els" that
night" When Bradley made the announcement
that lac had been IfprppcfI a,,rnachod the speak
crS first question WAS. According 10 his tcSti-
monv. whether hc had rot ANY money. number
of hcrUblican~ including some of the most reputable
similar pous.to show th1t there seems To have been
strange lack az ihat excitement and busy consIlia-
ti"u that D. would havr been natural 10 expect after
q genuine disclosure of This kind.
The foregoing are illustrations Of the many
criticisms passed upon The Bradley story hy The bet
Ter class of Administration mon. Their. il iulgua-
tiou among these lucu. Also that upon uo eticT evil
dcu,c tHau lls l',n al.duc.d tiu, Cara whole sewer
iuil oi iith should l panied oui upon hc majority
in.i"uty oi tlc Republican paity IN DO" state.
N"f nfr OF ihc f".'I.t4' $500 l.y' boon voting Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

" no was Ianl Grny-ont lrfplu lflIH. fln lH'furof
"tf'ri iIir-. .t. Ilu- ai',- square lt.'. t'it u.
IlnniiuR iitcninrcs Land nni .'a a.. su..f Alm-
IH.tlu N"ffh Ar'f.rt \ itiu. fr '.'s l Thomas W.
hnHx. talIn4-lF Illustrated. -tn. r.ntI --,t
IfaFprrs ycIopadia OF British nrd AMERICAN Poetry.
it los ll. sargent Royal 900, Hlitnaiti tlHfh, oh
o,.t ti-'-. : tN.
Tho Story Of nc'rn Troy 4 N0eel. rr o." author u
"1nI. % Bod! a iall" = ,iat Desert lhnp tJtl. p.
The N!illrr'- Daughter. No,cl By Ammo B,Lc. 40.
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ErYMoLoGY OF ormE rRMATE.9

70 ne Edltor ~ M Irl0HHt
SIR: have been looking mp " the Prmate
IN the dictionary. and this r. the result:
Coak-A marine shell. used by natives Of the South Sea
Island produce noise Tor frightening cncWics-~ho
generally don't frightcu worth cent.
Imq-A termination dcuotins state, condition on
sprin- or progeny.
Ncr York, june ., ls-i QiIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

While Waiting for a Cough to go as it
came you arr often sowing tie seeds Of Consumption.
Better Try Dr Jayucs ESpectorant an excellent
healing medicine for the Lui - and sure cure for Coughs
and Code
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12
sCRIBNER IL WEXFORD.

History Of Ancient Egypt. Hy George RaHAl,on " 4.
" lanaP ant III iAI-ila'iou, Vols -to !i"O ppl,
81
History ofGrcck scripture From The cal'ii d -
down n tt uf l'iIilfs tK 4 Murray. OF t.' ift.b
Museum with 90 lllu~trspn. Royal ~yo. cloth. - -.
France nnd tn French tlo second llalfof t.c Nuo
frrui trutuf. W h.T illt brand. Translated from Tie
ibid Bcl. Edition. ~tt. lOiU. D.. ..
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OBITC fRY.
ANDREW WILSON.

LONDON, June l1.-The death il announced
Of Andrew Wilson, traveller and journalist. who al dit
fr.nt periods edited he ChHa MAJ, The STIR ~ Adil
and N, Egn.bay Gf-r, lio visited America In l~Gl
So here bee wel known ~ the author oil the Abode
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-06-12

{ LAWYER some time since asked n Judge 10
charm jury THAT 10 better for ninety nine
ei, men o. ..ran, than fi- lunoc'n man To b"
I.Uf t-i., lt-" gail fl~ fNisr. " Viii 1--WE tnt
,ar-c: ri i- .o'r'u ~ tine c"urt that The ninety
li..r -li.ts Iu.u l.lNtt. .ap'l already
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J.B.LIPPINCOTT & CO.,

Eternal Purpose study % The ScnPtdTe Doctrine o.
Immortality. l-lnn. extra cloth, - -.
Corneilic and Racine. liv Henry ". TroOpc lGmO.
Pine cloth -. ted by Ms uhphaut
Alton Thorpe A novel By Lazy y. Janury. Cheap
Edtlon. l2uu. Pal cover. 80 cents.
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HENRY HOLT u CO.,
Ea.f,ltI-

Wnllnre- Russia. l2mo. -
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Sers udr IN siberia. By Fcd"r Do-fHy Cox ' 81 80.
AMaurr- Of Fnct Girl By Theodore OK, l5mo Isis
uIc uuuI series. -.
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Special Notices.
Geo. A. Leaviit g. Co., AuctIoreers.

WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS.
al CLINTON HALL, NOW ON VILW,
THE VALUABLE LIBRARY COLLECTED BY THE
LATE JAMES L. WORTH. Eso, FORMERLY PBEsI.
DENT OF THE NATIONAL PARK BANK.
Also another collection consisting mainly o. Fine ana
ENta illustrated Books unique and Of great value Th@
most enhrkaole copy Of ShakespcsTos Works IN exist
ehce with 300 inserted Plates, sprTby bound A-e lie
lar Shake-pcarean ForgeTe- and History Of the stage;
unique works An Extraordinary collection % books
Notice.
The Managers Of the Hot EOF REFUGE FOR WOMEN
under The Act Of May 1891 viii receive proposals. for the
sale ~ lands on which there suitable hdng such
buildings may be- made suitable Ly limited alterations
the Board adopt fpI The accommodation
mates and the Superintendent ard Officers ~ the Institution.
such proposals De- IN writing and
rttify Of the Bodn ui Managers MIS-. ROBERT ga EHN.
sly, u West 2isf New ORR viii De l
18TH of July next SARAH >. GCLRNrEY secretary.
Piles permanently eradicRTcd within three weeks.
Iniie, Igaufe cais Al rectal disease. cured Circu-
laIs sent containing references Dr. HONf West 29hL
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IAArls EHIDGFORD. JR.

Louisville, Nv. June Thames Bridge
ford IT, -ou " a wcknown ioundr, man 90 this city,
died -uddcaiy TIL evening lie was ABOUT thirty years
%. axe.
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GEORGE VI. CARLETON X CO..

Uappy-Go- Lucky. The Nv No,h ID the author
~ I'M dig, Miss, ETC.. &c. C.o'h, - Jo.
Ni,c'- Ira edy. The Ncw Nosei by May Agnes Fiem
limo, cloth, - 3D.
Prairie Flower ) Now l2ino revised edition - Emtrsln
Bruf,it- novel, ln baud som" Oindiag Price. ~ 30.
Thr " hie Rose OF Memphis a New Move. by Colonel
" Taikn,r, VI Miss-s,l.p. l-mo. ootI bJIhl proc
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InIGnrnN. lnFlLtN q 90.


Thr life Nolraire. lv James Parton Miih laftriita
,fil.r iso toi-. -No 80 hl ttli =
The Republic ofGod. IS i.Asia MnIord, Lib author
iiir Na,lpL' $40. -
Emerson. Birthday Rook. WIZ fne entirely ucw Ior.
trlf Ana twrlte ilit,fianaS -'u1ir l-mp tirtcigly
STAMPED, 2 ftAlh.r morocco, 'ili 90 81. 900 80 3D.
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SUCH PROUD MOMENT, TOO Proud young
father" Oh-er-I wish 70 register The biftb Of
boy aud tell your father to come hiInset"-IFunny
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Religious Notices.

Antbon 1Icmornl rhurrh i-'h'f. "est . .t'1yc The
r.. i.I.l... st H ...| .l. lf".u al u i.iH
Atihr Washington square 'l,tdcd.,i piscopa Church
.f...rfl - mean fN. Irt. J. Ni.t, Pastor
, .nu ~ ...44p.r, 81 1880 il. evening AT 'i5. All
uHdr vrlr1nr
Brief Addresses 'Th Religions and Philanthropc OBJ
l,,;, t., iI4r'all A..' ..o. 49, A. j. bAN o., IrS
nrl others last meeting unul september @e.A Hail. No
ID last l.th So. DO ID ",.'rN
Cnl,nry Church. corner ithAsc aud 2i-t,tscr'ces at
D. o.. in. and l-lu
Church OF the Heavenly Rest
OF ave. above ffhst
Tho R,v a. ROWLAND. d. D.. Rector
Divine services. n %. 3d., { 3. ~.
This church opcn All summer.
Church Of ~ Mary the Virgin Trinity SUNDAY lpi3 o.
lsh ttrhrtf.Ou nIy du ~lNii MISS , T. ILL., '''I'i''
music 10y poultruL
Fourth nitnrinn Church. l2-ih 81. west Of +ih"e-
Ri'~-i,TT 4 i;ffIOW-. Mius'er.-it II a. th -.
amt sermon fol children subject. 4NthY minutes
ln "a Garden The rupuc cordially invited
Grnce Church. Brnaiway Trinity sunday services June
l.. a. 900. lIloiy Communion, II g. o., . D. 40.
~ Grorgr's Church. ~nyyraHt square corner 10th
o. Res. y. PERKINS Nni-i,r IN thaftt.l D. ~
Morning PRAYER SERMON los tha Rev JAMES ". PkiN"Li-
b. D. m Peoples service. M SEATS free sermon by tho
Rev. VA LITER lAkth
The Church OF the Epiphany VIII hold service y invita-
ton on Trlidy sunday. i "a, fc'hman m Ncih"ist Fps
copal Church 5Uth-st., east OF 2davc, at III a. w.
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II>AiII. ili-' 'i NNi'l''fII0'
.FI'N I'' 'l'' ''t VI '' .". '...'
ALBANY 1920" Lifeline '''' l"'l i..' I'.'" ..''
ar" acting ia direct opposition p" tir H :f"'''1
hf No'Ir- lHf .-ruif"r Jacobs fort g'I '- ~.i1-
tur. iu defiance i 3D. .t.ntI pro-. .-.'' H.
70 i.,ui 60 oi t.n l.-I- ... I.,' -..., .I tl, ..
f.ae.I i...... r...,.-. IT,. If..tr lut Ir
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"a o.. 49,. I,.'.,rv r....l.. g., d., t.........I
s.il that h, never hi.. entertained ~fh HI al-ui
ii"'. H. -"l. 'ri' IH 'lr ~'nAi"t" '.' i'H $500,
~ I',u' " '...','' w. ltI>'' .''' I'd. ""' ''
I'll"
{'''r H. M i.J ,.,..,.
TIE ~ SENATOR'S i'IirLiE VISIT.
CURIOSITY IS 1p NtN INSISTS. IIhTr A>pcrVr-
tr>, ,,vr ra stV-.niI nm vr.llN. 81
,.,r-rtr.u...r ,srt,f.., unt-r- .r,>l,>,
rms r,t,t.t,>
ne. o.,
iN-.-''i'''"'' O''"''''- ""' '''' WIZ '' '"'
clt. lr-t,ri4t nu Choir REGULAR Wr,.i, VISIT SIR Iuff
comes TOD '''' '. "II''''. '' '' '' JOS "'' ''
president of Tho United sir- lNri'~, Company, a-
il r,,ar,,I tl.f como, az te -fo Lhollr. lu,. ,,,.
planned of DIE DRAWN, flI salary while uc-lcrtur
foi ro one know Toa appearance. d., meet uo
one bu' at.T politicians who come here from ALBANY
Dis reported attention to l" business iu thc lnuri'-
a. ofc az Lis fifu1. freu,l- heinz "A NOR, n,..u.'
.,...., -. ,, ,,.,t... TO- -. .-,.,,.. ,,..
N'H''- ''' ''.''' %" WI 'iN''I'- '' '''' "''''""
terdly senator Cameron. Of Pcun- lyauia aud ~
e,,.t.r Inifv..l az Massachusetts In tb. ry,uins
-, ,..t
"'oi ''ih- 'i'7'''' '"' H''l' 'I'' "''"'I' vi yum
ling and Nj Plat away from The hotel and dd not
r.t,r,, mo- it. Il ,- r,.r,rt, iot then, were ,t thr
=, .,
nous" OF N''li'"H'hi N'H'i ana ''" b. y '"I'"
ter, the Conkliur leader 10 tc Assembly Committee o
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