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Proclamation by the Governor.

The State OF Tennessee-ALVlN HAWKINS Gov
ernor-TO all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
WHEREAS, 1t has been made known to me
w that some unknown person charged with
having committed the foul and strocious crime of
assault with intent to commit murder, upon the
BODY OF one W B YOUNG, on the Attn dav of Feb
ruary, 1852. in county OF Shelby has fed from
Justice and is now running at large:
Now. therefore ], ALVIN HAWKINS. Governor
Aforesaid, by virtue OF the power and authority
in me vested do hereby os.er yard Of Two
Hundred Dollars. TO be paid upon conviction, to
any person persons who may apprehend the
said unknown person, and deliver him to the
sheriff or jailer OF county OF shelby, in order
that justice in that behalf nay be had and exc
cuted.
In testimony whereof, ! have nereunto set my
hand. and caused the Great Seal of the State to
be affixed, at Nashville, on the str day of Feb
ruary, 1851 ALVIN II AWKlNS
By the Governor: ID. a. NUM-,
,f Sfafa
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Why Some Brands of Wine Are Always
Gnnh

'If G. H Mumm & Co. didn't keep three
years supply OF champagne on hand, said
wine connoisseur, when bad vintage
occurred, like other houses, they would have
to make an inferior champagne. Their wine
is always good because they only use the
wine OF good wine years"
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The following is statement made by Mr.
Mugan with respect 10 the action taken BIZ
him on histories in the Peabody school
"The history question has, for long time,
been rather loose: The authorized edition
not giving satisfaction, other histories have
been creeping into our schools. When l
took charge of the Peabody school 1 found
that Barnes's was, apparently, the authorized
textbook there, aud learned that it had been
in use in the building all last year. Others
of different kinds were in use there also, and
but few of the authorized, Holiness. Find
ing these various textbooks in use during
such long period, unnoticed by the superin-
tendent, and, at the same time knowing
full well his opinion Of the author
lied edition, l took it for granted that
we were, Tor the time heing at liberty to use
any textbook on history that We saw fit.
When the superintendent called my atten-
ton to the fact that ] was doing wrong in
permitting the use of unauthorized books in
the schools under my charge, and asked rue
to have ali such removed, ] did so, promptly.
The superintendeuts order displaced not
only the few introduced by my permission,
but also large number OF other histories"
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Rough on Rats
Don't Condewm u Coed Thing.

The thing desired found at last Ask
druggist for Trough on Rats" 1t clears out
rats, mice, reaches, flies, bedbugs; l5c box.
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anssoa'a Hotel. CASTOR, ProprI etor
W. q. bingham. Manager.

Hotel CIare0dOn-A.J. X err. Proprietor;
L.. ID. Hunt Manager.
Nos. 81 and 81 Madison street. 81 and 81 80 per
DAY. This hotel is new and furnished with n
passenger elevator electric bells and is frst-class
Nm Castle and wife, Miss Annandale,
L II Benham Chicago g Scslto. Y
w Tomasi, y Y : K Week, st Louis
Miss Earnest, y o A Z Stodard,
Geo Whipple, Toledo, o l. w Brane, Cincinnati
w Leopold & Nv, . Miss Weber, Y
Miss Brady Jersey City Miss Hindle,
SiGnor Maecam. Ont Robt Dennis, Ont.
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BLOWENSTE|N3BROS
Importers and JObbers of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS!
HOSIERY! NOTIONS!
CENTS FURNISHING Goods !
OUR SPRING STOCK is the LARGEST, BEST Sc
LECTED and MOST COMPLETE that have
offered.
OUR PRICES GUARANTEE against any market
in UNITED STATES.
OUR TERMS as liberal rs heretofore.
IT WILL PAY YOU WELL to visit before going
EAST NORTH, you find nothing there
in STOCKS, PRICES TERMS which do
you home,
HEFHInTFEHE n n 9TH m
B, LOW ENSTE|N & BROTHERS.
AUCTION SALES.

RECEIYER'S SALE OF GROCERIES.
Under an order made this February Z, 1882, by
the Honorable ChRncery Court of shelby county,
Tennessee, will, at 10 O'Clock, on
Monday Morning, February 20, ISS2,
at the storehouse of John Hollywood. corner o
Hill and Robinson streets, in the Taxing District
of Shelby county, sell at auction, for cash, the
stock of Groceries in said storehouse. Also, the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and all other
perishaple property belonging 10 said John Holly
wood The stOrehouse and fixtures, together with
the adjoining dwelling-spaTtments, VIII be- at the
same Iime, rented for one year.
JOHN LOAGUE, Receiver
A. NJ Stoddard Auc;iOneer.
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lsTsCExLAHE0Us
Administrators Notice.

Administrator Notice.
rTNHE undersigned having been granted letters OF
l Recommendation upon the estate OF Michael
McFadden. deceased. by the Honorable Probate
Court of Shelby county all persons Indebted TO the
same are hereby co lested to come forward and
make payment: and those having claims against il
are notified to present them within the time pre-
scribed by law, or they viii be barred.
CASEY YOUNG,
Administrator of Michael MeFadden, deceased.
TAYLOR Il Carroll, Attorneys. wed
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Notice to Plumbers.

sS- Bids VIII be received until Saturday, FebIu-
AIRY 18th, at II o'clock m, for PlJmbingwork to be
done at the Courthouse. Plans and specifications
to be seen at this office The right to reject any or
all bids is reserved. c. f. SMITH,
fyI.fr,oa,, Comfy Court-
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MIR. MUGAN

| Has IL Few Words 10 Say About tue
Histories in she Schools.
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FIaresion Cologne

Is grateful to invalids, because it is refresh
ing without the sickening effect of most
perfumes.
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Because deceived by worthless uostrums.
Parker Ginger Tonic has cured many in
this section Of kidney and nervous disorders,
and we commend il 10 such sufferers.-NeU3.
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81 Prizes 8. Currency S24, 03a
The tickets in the Supplement are sold at a uni
form price
WhOIes, Sc; Halves, 81.
Prizes paid in full in United States currency I'M
uediatciv on presentation of ticket For tickets
and further intorrns ton apply tn CHASE d CO.,
General Agents, New Haven, Conn, or No. o W.
Court street, Nsrruht, Tenn
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit COurt-Pierce, Judge.
Calendar for to-day; 6957, Ben I. R;ves
VS. Peter Tracy.
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.OSEF BROOKS

being prevented by circumstances over which
he had no control from being in Memphis,
was nevertheless in the mind's-eye OF many.
The following WAC sent him by mail:
Ny name is Joey Brooks Joey Brooks
And by means OF hooks and crooks
I'll do the best the public 10 defrand-
The war OF the Shade OF Death
Has knocked me out Of breath,
And feel that I'm dying cock, o, Laud.
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MR.. R. INGOMAR CARERS,
the handsome chief-deputy under General
Vaughan, was not neglected, and grizzly
smile was noticed stealing around through
the interstices of his mustache as~he perused
the following.
Ny own, my too-too Ingomar.
Tou'n think OF me when far away.
know you viii, dear IngOmsT,
And so III bid YOU q tartar
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SEAaEsNrbea.

FOR HALES POINT AND OSCEOLA
'Fri-S eesSiy q. =. 5IaiI Packet-EoT Ran
dolph Fulton, osccola end way landings
GOakaONaa. I'll
Henry Cooper. master WIN. Smithers.--.-....cerk
VIII leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY. at 3 pm. Fol information ap-
My on hnard. nr 10 No Maaison street
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COTTON Seed

sy- Until further notice. the MEMPHIS COTTON
SEED AND OIL EXCHANGE will pay SIS PER
TON for good sound Cotton Seed delivered by
ra,Iroad uATJEP
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Chsncery COurt-a cDOweII, Chancellor.
Calendar for to-day: All undisposed of
cases now before the court.
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FOR WHITE AND BLACK RIVERS.
EILT HARRY LISE-sIeEnpIzis White
aud Black River a. 5. = all Packet
For Indian Bay ST. Charles, Clarendon, Devslls
Bluff, Des Arc, Augusta, JscksonPoTt, Searcy,
Batesville, Powhattsn, and Focahontas, Ihe
new and elegant steamer
sEOsie Harry, -
IT. z. Harry, Master,
On and after September Sd viii leave Mem
phis EVERY SATURDAY, at PM connecting
direct with the new Black river u. :. mail packet
MILF HARRY for Powhattan anc Pooahcniss.
and with Daily Packets to B@tesTille aud Upper
White river. Through rates to all points.
Fr-iqllt ccusiVpad TO Milt Harry Line. Memphis
or TcztcI,a, VIZ - E4sErg,,--sss tGryger-e5
Once. 80. b n1&,iS5gis usS@cs.
K. W. LIGHTBURNF, Agent. Monroe ST.
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PERSONAB.

TJATs CLEANED, DYED AND REPAIRED-By
IL ]. NJ. MOODY, 23S Second street
4 NIsTERNS Cleaned and Repaired, Smoky Chin
~ neys, Brick Pavements. ctr. All work guardn-
teed or no charge. THOS. CUBBINS, 43 Madison.
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LOTTERY.
TheLlTTLEHAVANA C0MPANY

Supplement- 10 Royal Havana Lottery
TAKES PLACE
February =, IsS3 March H. I&S2-
February -, Iss2, March -, 1882.
NEW SCBEM E-23,OOO Tickets only 81
each-S17 Prizes Gus. Currency $40
Desiring TO meet the very general demand for
LoW-priced Tickets, We have devised SUpplemen.
tary Series of Prizes, based upon the Regular Draw
lngs OF the Royal Havana Lottery the amount of
Prizes in which as follows;
Grand Pri7o.... ....... -.............-..s $500
Grand Prize ........ ......... ......-. 90
Grand L. 90
2 Prizes OF $3.50 each ...-.........-. 70C
Prizes Of 30 each SOC
20 Prizes of so each .,.. 2,l00
900 Prizes of 10 each..-....... 6,Oc0
$50 Prizes of 10 eaCh.... $50
9 Approximations, of $40 each, TO the
drawing he ss5O0 :. - -. $50
. Approximations, OF $50 each, TO the
number preceding and following the
one drawing 30
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ID EsIDENCE-At Buntyn Station, five-and-one-
III half acres of ground. good house, large
orchard Price $500. 5. L. MOORE
Corner fernando and Vance.
ROO CORDS DRY, SOUND BoDI-oAK AND
OOO HICKORY WOOD at Paducah and Mem
phis Depot, at IS per cord, or s. 70 delivered.
DROOM CORN 6EED-And Broom-Corn Cleaner
ID at Memphis Broom Factory. 322 Front street
r ON FOR CASH-A complete HOMESTEAD in
IL Germantown, on NJ and c. R-R.-lot ten
tcres good young orchard, dwelling ten rooms :
dre-pisees-good school and good society, three
churches; location healthy; in fifteen miles of
Memphis Price fifteen hundred (sl500l dollars.
Address A. JOHNSON.
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ITO COTTON PLANTERS II have for sale on
l. my plantations AZ Oseeola, Arkansas, several
cisl rzfeTe- &C FIR seed, including Java PROLIFIC,
Boyd Prolific, MadagordG silk, etc These sod
were grown the past year on the a.uFial river
bottom lands in Mississippi county, Arkansas ana
are the product OF seed shipped thence last spring,
glown the previous year on Tennessee highlands.
Address,
". JEFFERSON & Co,
~
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Mr.. R. INGoMAR CAPERs,


Yours ever MARI
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got valentine yesterday, which shows that
he is not forgotten. A smile illumined his
handsome face as he read the following
beautiful lines:
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
THE 1uERIC4Y BIR ASS0CIATION.

SARATOGA, Aug. 11.-At the opening of the
sese,o of the American Bar Association today Isaac
~ Jordan Of OHIO. read paper on Trial by Jnry-lis
Defects and their Remedies" He recommended an I'M
movement in the system of selecting jurors-s0mehng
Ike that established under the United states law,
whereby iarors are selected by the Clerk Of the Court
and some reputable citizen alternating Then the law
recurring unaimiy the verdict OF the jury should be
changed In the states where such change has been
made the best results have followed There is nothing
IN tho Federal Constitution which prohibits states rom
making the change.
resolution was adopted recommending the EXecu'
tive Council TO call the annual meeting Of this Asso-
citation at the Green Brcr Springs, Va
william NJ Evarts was received with applause when
he took the floor advocate the minority report on the
relief of the supreme Court Of the United States lie
moved that the plan proposed by the minority he
adopted He said the Judiciary system was the admi-
ration o. lawyers of al countries lie cohttIled tnat
the provision thai there should be one supreme Court
and that authority IN the Constitution to ere
ale nelncdiatc Courts Of Appca~as prOposei Dy the
luton to constitute Distnc Courts OF Appeal - be 1nal
IN "A certain # cases than To divide the supreme
Court INTO sectOus the minority proposes FIVE mcn-
Der7 are are oI1u n1i,ir of Ind5es has been caused by
sending Supreme COuTt Judges out 10 hold circuits.
minority report proposes 20 deai IN the dheulty
Were II ls really giealts. Ii Is no pIoPOStd 20 hlo
one section for eqGy and another for admiralty, out
lt cases should be taken up from one dOchci D. tach
~iion and Rrard IN tHcir tllrn. BY maj 5ry report
cases involving the principle may De argued snul
anroIly IN two or tnrce circuit Courts ot Appeal, ana
.cciiea without consultation or agreement.
,lrncial William Preston, Of Kentucky spoke Tor the
nd0rty report III place of JOhn y" SteNenson one Ol
the ice sisniu the majority report lie referred
to the approval Of The majority pan by thc senate, III
pgssg me n l. preferred, characterized tho argI-
ucut OF Mr. EYarts Impeachment o me senate Tor
p4s,ug he majority pdn II the association cOuu uoC
lre i'm the majority plan would ike to nave .uur
nrmDcls aided tI committee and me matter re
ferred Baek lOr another years consideration.
The discussion al The reports continued Tor 'nie
Lime Finally a VUte was taken whcn 80 were lould
10 De in t or OF the majority plan ANA ~ for tat Oi the
minority. q,
Nh sherman, of Chicago moved that as the criminal
laws nf The Uul,e ed states nOt suIccnty distinguish
ana punish pcrsos committing crime business pro-
VISION should made for the rmautnt cOnllncneni u
tosc VINO do engage in crime occupation or pur-
sit Referred To the Committee on jurisprudence and
Law Reform.
rnc session closed at 2:40 p. IN.
I'm the evening the usual closing dinner was eaten at
the Grand Union Hotel, William NJ. Evarts presiding.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WASHINGTON. Friday Aug. IL, 1882.
First Controller Lawrence has signed warrant for
S22 GO5 39 in favor of Mrs Lucretia r. Garfield being
the amount her under the act approved July 27.
The Controller of the Currency has authorized tho
Ontario County National Bank Of Canandaigua, n. Y.
aud the First National Bank OF vllisca, Iowa. begin
business each with capital OF 100000.
The President having gone away, the White House has
lost its attraction politicians md other visitors.
presented deserted appearance to-day. The building
wiz be renovated and ptrtly closed 10 visitors
The Attorney General left the city this morning for
Long Branch He will retIIa here on Tuesday or We'd
nesday time to take part IN the closing arguments III
the Route cases
The Navy Department Is informed that United States
vessel brgrigged black funnel displaying blue flag white
anchor passed Cape Henry to-day bound out This is
The Dispatch with the President and party on board
The decision of the Secretary of War not to appoint
women to the new positions in the Surgeon Generals
and AdIuta t-Generas offices, for work on pension
tases il ascrbed to the fact that the character Of the
work required is not suitable for woIncn
Luther Harrison, chief clerk of the Private Land
Claims Division OF the Interior Department., has been
designated by the President 10 act commissioner OF
the General Land Office in the absence OF Commissioner
Mcfarland.
Mr. Ker concluded his argument for the Government
in the Star Route to-day, saying finally that the
eyes Of all the people upon the jury and he hoped
they would do their duty that their children might
call them blessed
The Acting Secretary of the Interior makes the
nOncemcnt that no appointments 10 clcfKshps VIII
made applications considered prior to the return Of
the Secretary TO Washington Mr. Teller Is expected
Tor at least three weeks.
The Railway Mail Service Division of the Post Ohce
Department busly engaged in the work Of readustng
the mail service OF the Department, tnat it may com
py with the provisions Of the recent order OF the Post
the regulation OF the railway mail
service The will BE- completed abont September l.
The detail for the general court martial for the trial of
Major Joseph H. Taylor, Assistant Adufant General, Is
~ folows: General c. C. Anger Colonel John Gibbon.
Colonel Benjamin H. GriersOn, Colonel Charles IL.
Smith Colonel II. b. Clit1, Colonel c. H. DE Russy and
Colonel X. /. Dodge with Captain f. r. Warner
Judge Advocate The court VIII meet at Newport Bar
racks, KY, on September II.
The Secretary OF the Treasury in regard to the manner
OF dsoursng tue 100000 appropriated by Congress
contingent fund to be used in case Of threatened
or actual epidemic has decided that the inquiry into the
need OF the OF the money and the duty of applying
il will be comntted TO tho Sureeon-General OF the
Marine Hospital Service aud IN case oi need Army ana
Navy surgeons Will DC called on.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
thrift COMMISSIONERS IN TRENTON

TRENTON, Aug. 1.-The Tariff Commits
sion visited this city to-day inspect the Trenton pot
tcries All the members of the Commission joined in the
excursion They were driven to the pottery Of John
Noses where the various branches Of the trade
plncd from tAe mixing OF the several clays and field
spar to the decorating room III the warerOom where
decorating articles exposed, free talk
tlre. was made to the Commission by Mr. Maddox, in
which importance OF encouraging the decorative art
was insisted upon. II the house with which he
connected that got up the dinner sets for the white
House under the Pierce and Lincoln Administrations,
while the furnished unucr the Hayes Administration
was supplied by foreign house His argument was 20
the Dniut that National Of should be esab-
llsned i'm thIs country and that the decorative shOid
encouraged by increasing the rate OF duy foreign
decorative The present rate of % per cent
represented 10 he entirely inadequate.
Nearly hours spent IN this factory, and after
this inspection complete ed the members driven
past most OF the other pOtteries.
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
FOREIGN NOTES.
LONDON, Friday, Aug.

LONDON, Friday, Aug. IL, 1892.
Cetewayo will pay a visit to tho Queen On Monday.
An oicIsl return of the Of France shows that
the popuatiou OF the country is 37,672,Oi8
A Adspltch 10 The Post from Berlin states that the
Gar OF Russia has dispensed with an escort while diV-
ing OF walking
dspatch from Tan eier dated August 10 states that
a holy war il being preached throughout Morocco
against Christians
The municipal authorities OF Paris have been Obliged
10 npea TO the public to ecOnomize IN the use OF water
The streets Of the city are only watered Twice weekly
owing TO scarcity of tine supply
,l,suder Martin sullivan, late member OF Parliament
for Meath will start for America on September D. He
has promised lecture IN New-ioIA chicago ana 81
Louis OH the Irish question
I'm the House OF Commons this afternoon Mr.. Glad
stone stated that the would adjourn next Friday
until Ocober "A or 20. Nothing, he said except the
Of procedure would be aKeD up al the autumn ses-
sion. except In case OF emergency
dtspatch from Berlin says: " Herren BeOel, LieD-
knecht and Hasenclever, Socialists have been con-
dened by the Leipsic Court to two mouths imprson-
ent for excessive abuse Of and insult 10 the Federal
Council Herrcn LlcOknecht ava haSehoieFeI "to "ou
bers OF The German keiohAtag
MosraEu. Aug. Il.-Thsre is great excitement here
,oav over the reports of Hunters defscatons. There
n mn onger any doubt oil their truth. The accused man
vss hld In bigh esteem and thought 10 be hon
orahe man There are rumors OF warrants being issued
bnt they cannot be traced to any good foundation
Kishon Iafrecbe of Three Rivers, mas iorDidden the
LADIES' of ls creation wear eufls under the pain
oil sin.
TORONTO Aug 1.-The GLOBE publishes reports from
all parts of the country showing the damage done 10
the crope by the recent The barley crop ap-
peArs " have suffered nos The yield Of bright barley
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
SERIOUS INDIAN TROUBLES.

Tucson, Ari., Aug. 11.-The Star publishes
an interview with Judge Wood, who has just arrived
from the Pedro Valley and brings the news that the
noted Indian Chief Eskiminzin il making preparations
for He has assembled forty or fifty bucks who are
heavily armed and act in a threatening manner. The
settlers greatly alarmed but have guarded against
surprise.
Professor H. b. Clifford, of Washington, has just re-
turned from Ures Sonora where he has been examining
mines for an Eastern syndicate On the afternoon OF
August s. he with James Walton, OF FL Paso were
attacked by band Of Apaches thirty miles southeast
of Urea Walton was seriously wounded in the left
shoulder. and Clifford received a wound on the rlgnt
side Clifford saved Walton from falling INTO the hands
OF the Apaches by holding him on his horse ~ out OF
their He states that that section Vi sonora Is
swarmng with Apaches
HERMosuLo Sonora, Aug s.-Parties Just arrived
from Ures report the Apache depredatons in that sec
ton most fearful over 200 warriors are in the
Mazalan Mountains near Ures and make daily descents
on the valleys in small bodies, burning crops and houses
and numbering the inha bitans. During the last twelve
days 1ory-flve persons have been murdered within n
radius of twenty-five miles OF Ures Lazaro
Valencia, a worthy citizen OF Ures, and two
prominent Government officials among
the murdered. Last week the In1ians attacked the
rancho Vcjoe. The igat lasted fOHr hours and gnr Of
the Tancucrs killed and the remainder wOuLdcd.
Nine Apaches left on the field. The approach OF a
body OF Mexican troops the Indians retreat
The Apaches from the san Carlos Agency and are
all armed with Winchester rifles, and cartridges
stamped L. $" The MeXicans poorly armed WIN
muzZ e-oadcrs The country Is terrOriZed business il
purayzed, and the settlers fleeing from their
ranches 10 Ures. All the available Mexican troops are
being concentrated 10 operate against them
New-York tribune., 1882-08-12
MEETINGS OF REPUbLICANS.

The XYIIIth Assembly District Republican
Association last might 40. 398 Thirdave There
was a large attendance, wee President Charles +.
Lansing presiding. Twenty-Five new members adj
mitted and death and five removals reported.
committee were appointed TO select officials for the
primary elections and resolutions adopted upon
the motion OF Joseph Bign 10 encourage and facilitate
the enrolment members. \ resolution arpruv-
ing the action Of President Araur vctOng the River
and liza. Dor bill was adopted by acclama1On.
The XXIst Assembly Eopublicln AS -OciatiOn held a
meeting al No East Ilfty-niufh-st James l.. Davies
presided. t. ". B0Omng,ie presented TWO Resolutions
10 the meeting, both of which adopted; OuC OF
tuen cou-rauitod thr Prc-lcnt the wisdom he had
shown app OF ". W A,tOr Minister 10
italy: the oth,r tauacd hn Tor his veto of tie River
and Harbor bIl and Condemned the absence OF the
Democratic member (Mr. Flower from the House when
the unil vote upon the b.H was GKen." Several new
iucuuCrs PROPOSED"