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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26
Irish Republican Mass Meeting in New
York.

New YORK, Sept. ls.-The Academy of
Music was crowded tonight on the Occa-
sion of the Irish Republican mass meet
ing. NJ, ID. Gallagher acted as chairman
and f.. j. OShaughncSsy as secretary.
Alexander sullivan, late president OF the
National league was the speaker of the
evening"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

Why do yuu suffer with Back Ache, Pain in
the Chest, rheumatism, or lamcncss anywhere
when Hop Plaster will surely give you relief
Druggists sell them. y cents
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26
fiDm e. r. H'eIIs Furniture Dc,rlcr 1uyuStn
NJ,

Having been subject to cough more
or lcsS,-gcucrHly more wish to add my
testimony in faNO of the celebrated Adam
sons Cough ihtl>am. manufactured by YOU,
which has given rcnCt sooner. ana cured Il
cough quicker for m" than any thing else
that ! have ever tried for that purpose"
SeptDo pOlNW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

CARD. To all WHO are suffering from
errors and inii>rrctIlu- of youth. nervous
weakness early decay. loss @! mauhDud &c.
| VIII send Il recipe that Will cure YOU. FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was d>"Oy-
cred 10y missionary in South America. Send
Sclf-gdGr,.s-cd envelope to REV. .iOSTPn +.
INMAN, S'riW y. Nrlr York.
au.6dc0dNwly
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

lady tells MS 'thc first bottle mas done my
daughter a great deal Of good, her food does
not distress her now, nor does she suffer from
tiat tdr'Ihc trcd Jceiinp which she did before
"htclcd ii cure NoOthcrprcparatiOn contains
such Il concentration of NituliLing, cnriching
purifying and invigorating properties rs
Hoods SarSaparila.
Something old Aliens Bilious lhysic Acts
quickly, relieves promptly, ANA never fails to
cure SICK Headache and Constipation. -
cents. I"r@" bottle. At all druggists.
COdAW
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

IAY-FEvER. After trying in vain for
eleven years to cure my Hay Fever, purchaS-
ed II hottie of Elys Cream Balm. which entire
" relieved me. r. w. HARRIS. Letter Carrier,
Newark, y. j. Price 20 cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26
Downright Cruelty.

10 permit yourself and faulty to
"SuiiCr!'
with sicltnc-, whon il can be prey" ted and
cured 50 easily
with Hop Ittcie,,! a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

Mrs NJ. Schacnbcrgcr. Beaver Dam. Wis.
writes: we have used Dr. Thomas Eclcctric
on in our family for Coughs, Colds. Group and
rheumatism. II cures every time.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1884-09-26

ll1Niu" experienced ~ prout lrli OF
"froullr !" FROM Indigestion, $50 much 50
that came near ln-iurf,N
Iit,'
Ny trouble always caur u,ci cGno amy
Goui
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
Hay.
Butter.
Eggs.
Cheese.

Warranted. .................. z0c Q uOH
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
COPPER.

New York quotations.)
Lake Superior .12c. per fb
Other brands. -. .12c. O. 121z. per ID
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from errors ana
early decay. loss of manhood, ETC., / viii
send recipe that win cure you, FREE o. OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was gus
covered by missionary in South Amepi "a
Send selEsddrSsSed envelope 70 hHf'
joseph T. INMAE, Station D, New 1O1A'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21

sHILOH's COUGH and Consump
ton Cure is sold by US on guarantee
It cures Consumption. Sold at a. a., "
Smith & Co.'S Drug Store. (o)
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
Sugar.
Wool.
Hides.

Dry flint hides and kip, good. lac ID
Dry flint hides and kip, damag. 1Oc
Dry flint calf skins, good, -; 12c
Dry flint calf skins, damaged. &c
Dry salt hides, kip and calf 90 %
good, $500: 49,: LIZ
Dry salt hides, kip and calf, -
damaged. sc
Dry horse hides 80. 25c to 13c eacn
Green hides and kip, good -. &c . b
Green hides and kip, damaged, &c
Green calf skins, good. go. &c
Green calf skins, damaged. DC
Green salted hides and kip, well
cured, good, 49,. ;,.:.....;i; o1a
Green sailed hides and KIP, Wen a
cured. damaged, ..........,; 415
Green salted calf skins, well :.
cured, good, -. -; oc
Green sailed calf skins, well -,<u
cured, damaged, ........-.- ga
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
Remember

that NJ. H. Lipman manufactures an ms
goods, and therefore can unoerseI 1iiS
competitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-11-21
TESTIMONIALS:

l - l.
SALT LAKE CITY, May, 1884.
Or. c. W. Num-.
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REoDA DARLINGTON.
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New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
DISCUSSIONS OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE.

PRospOsED RAILWAY FROM vIvI TO siANLI'
pooI-MR KAssONs PROPOSAL.
BERLIN Dec. 7.-'ihc Congo sub-c inmittee ''''
discussed General sanford's scheme ior ra'""s
from Vivi TO Stanley Pool, and have directe' 'n"V
the freight rate shall he reduced, 1t now pc"s
placed at fiO per ton. The scheme proposes '''i'o
rontes-iirst along the cataracts OF inc io"v'
Congo second by way of Alma ana ogowe' ,ii"'
by the Niadi Kirrtu basin. The sub-comhi''eo'
report proposes that the navigation oil inc 'onso
River aud it's tributaries and also the trac OF sue
canals and ralawys shall bo free. The ohiy u"'"'
ruposed shall he such rs shall be- sufficient to meet
the expei,ses of navigation and trai'ic Inc co'''-
mittec suggests that the crignators Of General san
forl's railway be given paramount power. WIN tho
right TO transfer to Il company, aud the lnterna-
tional Commission when appointed may negotiate
liam to construct the railway subject rs the ap
proyal of the Conference. The Powers mhV also
ARA pp 4 uuntant ~ ut the mouth ul INC 'ohp"
and watch the execution of tile Navigation stntnt','
The report asu contains proposals ~ nrntfiiitf Nv
tplrinn n,ii ,irtinnv ~ Is hrirtrh that The dtait
~ a convention bttnpen England anh the Aiiitnn
International Association nitteh htfe to-l'at "
is siaipd chat lissia Ansfia and Holland aie also
pfrHailns conventions
Nj hassin 70 preparing 80 tianfa'p t'Wtt'
,iealng ~ wdn aNh comprehensive Na'ihrs WIN
the 0uasiou 0i the Neutrality ~ ilp tNhAn lasl,t
Hh,ch hu y III sUtlut in ihp 'nngn iuNipiphrt ta'f
neat week. ! hn main piuinsai ei ihn ttphp tp''s
10 assure the icrrii aritS cnWrfihel ~ lhu f'N!l
that a declaration Is necessary as security AGAINST
dangers arIsing from International di pulGs.
LuNnuN. Dee. 7-licnrY NJ stanley, at tii" lorna
ton of Il branch Of the scottish Geo4laIllcal soI'un
AT dundee last night, said that Portugal had no
warrant for the Gu ims put forward to certain rgits
in the Congo. II her prrten;i"ns were admitted ,ho
result would be fatal to the development ni the
Congo lie assured his audience that the congo
Association was not instituted from selfish motives
hut for the promotion of the prosperity aiH cN1a-
tion of an ntcrestne, vcll-lisposci and energetic
people America, Germany and another power had
recognized tho association. Mr.. Stanley fnr'her
SAID he woud do all lie could to Illustrate thc
designs of POtuRal
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

let is half hidden from view by the huge piles OF Stag
that surround each house climbed over one OF thesc
and encountered the poormaster you will find 1t bad
enough, said he there just three families, out OF
than 800 in the town. who not In absolute want
The others starving Following the lead OF the man,
himself an old MINER called at a number of the houses.
or more properly novels for there scarcely build
ing IN the town. the abandoned hotel that could be
dignhed by the name OF house In the little tumble
down shed occupied by the family OF Camp Glpin
found four scantiy clad children toddng around their
mother all trying to get little warmth ont OF an old
broken office stove. There cook stove IN the
room and only room I'm the house. There two
dirty beds four chairs table and chest OF drawers In
the room. The light could be between the boards
that formed the side of the house and there holes in
through Every face bore unmisakablc signs OF starya
a while piece Of soap at the COmmssary's, said the
woman, but IL hardly lasts the week, through The
last two weeks have had enough such ~ II is The
next house that OF John Delang He has six per
sons In his family draw from the COnmissary said
he every week lsma sack Of flour. pound half
big my hand. could buy much food at store, II
had money, for $3.50. If ever get to work again,
will pay at the rate of S3 month for this house owe
that much more every month now. Dclangs house has
no windows and was even poorer than Glpins Through
ont the village repetition of these scenes was wit
messed
Some of the best farms IN thi. neghborhood are near
az hand aud on them herds Of cattle and iockI ~
sheep but farmers say that dcpcdaoiis by the miners
are rare"
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
FLORAL WREATH FROM THE QUEEN
rnr ELL rrLruNEI

CLEVELAND, Dec. Tho committee ap-
pointed by Grand Lodge uf the Order of tho Sons or
St. George to frame the floral wreath sent b. Queen We
turla Us contribution the Garfield obscquics report
ed last evening that their work had been completed For
two years the designer has been at work the frame
aud a. historical work o art IL Is of much value The
wreath Of Gala lilies, rather its counterpart Is In
closed in heavy frame of English oak. The wood II
,ot. rrou tree that stood for years and cut
down hy the British the battle Of Waterloo to buld
bridge. The frame ~ artistically engraved win unk
leaves cyccpt across the bOrler, where rosesthc
Queens fayorite -intertwne with the hollyhock:
At the top of the frame y engraved the sword ana snic
and biblc surnonnted hy the garter the right the
Iinited states coat OF arms and the left the English
coat of arms Below l. gold plate bearing the prcscn-
tnon words of the order to the family &: the President
Across thc ton are the words Of the motto: lIOn SOFT
qui maly rcnsr aud on the lower hordcr Strihguu-
tus p,r rtpuhlica." his frame IL contribution from
all the lodges of the order In the United States.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
tFFHofs IN AND tHouNn TIE oifX

lht hle'i Wih'l AtsltiNdf i''lihihs WV WV
sid1rahie dau,agn ~ bTNHkiAl The Nl'f siGr Ni 'hh
CiassOn AyNnue fresil terrain Church ~ 'lassNNHN
aud Monr0est was twisted partly oil aud mans lawn ~
threatening manner. WORT was stnt tg ihe ii"ilns
Commissioner aud he Ordrrfd that u he made s'le huS
were nut about IL and when tho conerccaton assonth
for service 1t was secure The spit 10 one ol We 'ao'
In "The Iill" portion Oi the city ana lhaI
he seen for miles In some directions
Tho damage to 1t estimated at T'Wt
The wind blew down high fences, trees ana telegram
poles in various parts of Brookyn but no 0er serious
damage done Tho usual complaints were made hy
the residents of the flooded districts and The need o
the projected relief sewers was more apparent thah
Considerable trouble was experienced with the wires
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company last night bt
business light, "a IL generally Is on sunday nglS
messages little delayed The trouble seemed to eX
tend In all directions. The Eastern wires were not work
ing well and neither those west or Buraio ana
Pittsburg one route did not seem 10 he In worse con
don than another, but they all appeared To be well
shaken up. , - at
Owing To the storm Of Saturday nisht the Fall River
steamer did reach this city until yesterday afternoon
having anchored in Newport harbor over night The
Stoningon boat time and the Norwich boat Iour
hours late.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
REDUCED WAGES IN FLINT GLASS WORKS.
my irisGRtin tO tirf iRlBt'sH.l

nftLAinB, Ohio Dee. Z The business outlook
IN this part 0i the UhJ tary, alteaiy iaie iisenhths
inr by ,e elusin ~ hr rass h,ses ~ THIS ~ 81 hrtar
hsiii WITH thp anhbhueeHitn that nll ihe nitt rlss
manufacturers ~ ihis ett itihstr6t ahh Naii's
teitt ha sp''ti an ag,tieHt hai atitt beeetett ~
iht W8ikiNeN aha he falh w ihe rtle 10
ailMi ~ Wv lAp haf ihls "a " eipet y
80 pF cent YedNeni. " lha men in Ne
eQNseNi W ihls pan ihe iys will he Nt enl, The nfns
iha matte hn agreement are ihp .blna Glass Company
NO ''neht iisss tenRsii ,he Lantern ,gl,e ,o,, @
pany the Buckeye Glass Company aud tho ElsQn Glass
tpnlpaul at Martins Ferry, aud IahGlle GLASS Company
o Bridgeport The numher of men, hnys aud girls en-
played by these firms Ia 3,ho, while about 400 are
already lo. Tho employees show disposition 10 resist
The Jhange, aud II IL probable that Saturday night Will
ind 1000 la1orers idle IN Belmont County.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
rBE rIc1YBs or A poisoNER


WINE WAFER, Wis. Dee. T.-Unr OF the
nost startling criminal eases W the history ~ Wisconsin,
as ttii discutptti hrit. Ahnni iHui tpais nru the
iioian aiilt ieihoted Us ths place itui kushhatuis
81. mes distant tcnt aitetWan The
,on,blf hlaa sWihDnii ~ tipa asnht. 1he titsltlnn
ssi ,hp sirios weie ,hnse ~ iolsonhe bu' hu irta
at es,ieatH WIS isi si4 aHniis iApi ihp inlhr hiw
n ,he sane waF an ~ hp pnh vt aneihpr ipar ihe nis
daughter hle.heh heF last Although hr'erilNes
yorkcd oU the fnr weeks thn GIlne
couid las fastened nn nn 0uc. Now AnIi Tie last
daughter is dcad she WAS suddenA taken with siass
and great main, and although three d0r0rs were lcsin
her died III q short tine. Her A sirans pronounced II
siryohnino poisoning ana tho girls stomach has becn
mi Ia Nil wakee Tor chemical analysis II Is believed
that sone has been pursuing the family Tor years
Vino that pcTsOn is nobody prctends 10 say.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
THE FIRE RECORD.
FLAMES IN THE MIDST OF A STORM.
IBY rgLEGaArH TO THE TKIBUS Il

TRENTON Dec 1.-THE rain storm here last
night the scvercst experienced Ill years. III
did great deal of damage blowing oil the roof of ituss
Sons woollen m partly destroying the new Eagle en-
nchosc twisting aud tearing the telegraph and telc
phone wires flooding the cellars of dwellings In many
parts of the city, and oxtinguishng the furnace fires in
nearly all the mills and founres The storm ragged from
in the evening until midnight, when fire broke out in
the Home Rubber Company's works on the canal bank
Casss The alarm wires failed to work. hence
the engines had to be summoned by messengers. II ws
half hour before the first arrived and then tire
flames shooting high OF the factory. The build
ing and its contents were consumed. and the loss VIII
reach $4,000, upon which the insurance il about
$4,000 The fire hogan in pile of gOssaner clothing
which lay in the sewing the second moor OF inc
building building heated throughout by steam,
and IL in considered mystery how the fire started.
About a hundrcr and girls were employed III the
works They Innwn out OF employment for at least
six
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
A NOTABLE SUIT FOR DITORCE
IBY TELEGRAPH 10 TnR rnIBUSg.l

COLUMBUS, Dec. 7.-Alrs. Frederick ID. Mus
sey the youngest daughter OF Ex-Governor Foster left
her husband last spring and returned TO her fathers
home at Foora The separation at first seemed to be
nothing more than lovers quarrel. Mr. Foster, In
published interview laid the blame for the separation on
Musscy Now Mussey has received notice that his wife
has brought suit for divorce the grounds OF wu de-
scrtion. The nrst ntimation he had that his wife
tcmplaed this action contained III an interview
with the Ex-Governor in which he charged Mussey with
being guilty OF great many things. among the rest
lecting his wife Mussey greatly surprised hear
OF his wie's action he had still hoped that they
would again live together. He charges his fathcrin-
law with wrccking his home, and promises 10 make
lively defence when the comes TO trial II ia
said that he will attack the Governors private life in
return for what thcGovernor has said about him.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
rHR0rGH Ntn. p0RK NTAFF,
snoi WHILE shARoniNd foR huRdtARs

TOT ItItuhAIH W FHt FN'NNFbT
hiRGHAMfoE, iiee, IA dispatch received
AZ this city ron WavellY says that ~ gao lhls mnrn
ing Chiofof Police rooks, o that place, discovered tho
front door o Moses sawyers clothing store open ana
thinking burglars inside entered. Almost at the
same instant another officer named Baker that the
rear door was open and also went In the same er
rand. lie had gone only little way when he heard
a noise AMI saw in the dim light try
ing To open a door. Ho Immediately cried
halt and receiving no answer fired. To his horror he
found his brother officer wcltcrng In hi, blood ana call
ing help had Mr. Brooks conveyed To ais home "
was found that the bullet had entered 1T the Jaw aud
passed back lodging in the neck. II thought Brooks
will die, blood poisoning IL imminent He has always
been brave officer snd IL much respected throughout
the town. lie Is son Of Justice Brooks, formerly
Sheriff OF Tioga County The burglars escaped with
lot of new clothing.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
4 MEN fORkER iHUU8Hf 10 M MtRs
DFkkU.

kAvAkNAH. bee, IA h,ah giving hs name
ns T. Ailiipf ~ NeW iWb, Whu wa 0n NJ wat 'ufos'ia
ln pspatp he eui weather. ani WAs ethphtit is'pssra
VI snup mpans nuh pAssaee oN he steamer to'hia nf
iaeb sou, lilo nn ihUrsaY. ito went 90 his sldlpgNnM
ani that Vas She ias sppn VI hiW aiNe bn triaf 'he
hniy VI thnk set wethresse man VI ahnut iogly Was
ploLed up on 81. simons hy the steamer David CLARKE
The description answered ~ that of the missing passo
gor 0f tho f0a and The hOiY Is Thought 10 bc that o
Miller who Is supposed either 10 have committed Suicide
or 10 have been robhed and LAown overheard There
Flu MIA to Identify the man. suspicion points 10 uc'k
passenger the steamer, whose name ana destination
were unknown.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
CRUEL TREATMENT or 4 CHILD.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Dec. 7.-Much excite
ment has been caused In South Newmarket over the al
legged brutality OF william Gilpatrick toward a boy
Sidney Tanner, age eight, whom hc adopted last Junc
ana who died November 10 The boy is said 10 have been
habltuay and cruelty beaten by Gipatrck and about
November l was whipped his bare back with a
harness strap The child always bore bruises upon his
face but always refused to tell their origin Another
small boy lived with fitzpatrick. but fed to escape his
brutal treatment. Gpatrick hastily LETT town after
Tanners DEATH is ought action Will at once be
taken to his arrest.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
NATURAL GAS WELLS IN OHIO.
lBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSH.i

YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio, Dec. THE YOungs-
town Gaslght and Fuel Company has been incorporated
with capital of O000 for the purpose OF developing
the natural gas territory in Butler County Penn owned
by the incorporators who live in Youngstown. The COM
pany will also drill number OF wells in this city and
vicinity believing that gas be found in paying qsn-
titles This organization is entirely distinct from that
which will he formed by the capitalists who held meet
ng here last Wednesday. The latter project IL III tue
hands OF committee whose report, II favorable Will re-.
tnlt In the organization of company with capital OF
toVOOOO develope the Phillips Brothers territory
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
THE VATICAN AND CHINA.

ROME, Dec. 7.-Ihc Vatican has sent an III
formal communication to the British Foreign once
asking that English influence he used In Pen and other
Chinese provincial to stop the persecution o
Catholics which is going on In that country.
The Pope to-day gave private audience to the FRO
rector OF the North American College. lie smoke III
anectionate of the work performed by tie Amer
lean hierarchy at the Plcnary Council IN Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08

NJ IFItUNtFN ~ THt THThUNt'T =.
ispfrtspfNUh. Mo-, Dee. T.-samne Rails
,tn the father ,ilaw ~ rtanh tames 10 circulating
PETITION i0 ~ rieteand iUf the appointment tu the
tnst,naseiehr ~ hs ely e has su iat secured The
senaues ~ abDh, hundied eiiitehs, seine ~ whon
s,s ieruabe snd hatp hai beeh bnswh 80 VI the jses
,eDni " s nni ~ ihe pas, r,ehate, oWetti 'ia, h"
vii sepaie aniihns hbp sa'h.ieh Recommendation v"
esgrsHt ibp appnninenl ailhnueh he 10 regarded 40
AHalinph lpI t iHit heNFp NO Wai rs Vac t'tstt1
pHs merchant here since he closed No hhpphlle n,n
he has hoe II tug Nn hnp wheat anh stack Farm 0nlf
tWO lnos w.sl ~ This city. lie w0uli doubtless receive
thn hearty oOnnenhall6n oi ls tlpN pi|ehs Ne'e w
LOt Frank Janess faiherln law.
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
DAMAGED BY HIGH WIPDS.
GREAT GALE IN BUFFALO.
THE WIND BLOWING SIXTY MILES AN HOUR.
lBr TgLEGRAPH TO THH TRt8UsEl

BUFFALO, Dec. THE heaviest wind storm
that occurred here for several has been raging
for the last twenty four hours The volume OF water III
the Niagara River is almost unprecedented Brd isa"
Pier Ia submerged and heavy sea is pouring over inc
Government breakwater. Lake Erie is exceedingly
rough and floods are not unlikely in the lower parts Oh
the city. The rail Of the storm house, In which is kep'
the instruments of the United States Signal station Oil
the roof Board of Exchange Building, was ho"h
off, and Assistant Strong of the Station, narrowly cs
capped being blown from the roof He saved himsen ny
dropping the rain guage, which he was carrying. III zen
into tho street MANY trees signs and were blown
down. but no serious damage Is reported thus far INC
storm was preceded by mild weather Inc paro',pc m ,r
fell at H. M on Saturday 10 29,33S coftcr'u W III ~.
sea level This Is the lowest since the Signal ston WE
established except In December, 1873 whcn tne mn ,n
eter showed % iO6 At 900 a. M to-day ing Ml,u ua
elled nj velocity OF sixty miles an hour ana u lS na
erarcd forty miles FOR the last twenty hours Inc sls"'
officer thinks Il will blow hard all night
New-York tribune., 1884-12-08
BILL TO SUSPEND SILVER coinage.

WASHINGTON, Dec 7.-Representative Buck
ner Of Missouri, chairman OF the Committee on Banking
and Currency, will introduce tomorrow bill to suspend
the coinage of silver dollar Itrepeas part of the Act
passed on February 2s 1873 in relation to monthly coin
Age directs tho President to urge upon Great
Britain, Germany and tho members Of the
Latin Union " the establishment OF common
ratio between gold and silver, and authorizes him to
appoint any three OF the American Ministers accredited
to the courts OF Europe to represent the United states at
such conference no may appoint, not more than
three spsca commissioners TO attend such conference