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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
TILD ANNALS IN THE CATSKILLs.
PANTHER. BEAR AND DEER TRACKED AND KILLED
THE MOUNTAINFFRs

PANTHER. BEiR AND DEER TRACKED AND KILLED
BY THE MOUNTAINEERs.
Big INDIAN. n. Y, Nov. 15.-Panthers were by
in the Csiskl Mountains some yenrs ago
but attery they have been seldom that It was
believed They alnost II not entirely extinct On
sunday morning several sheep OF flock belonging TO
Philip Dedrick found killed and less
mangled and this taken with fresh foot
prints which did not correspond with those OF any
animal familiar to the neighborhOod determined Mr.
Dedrick on pursuit party hastily formed and
accompanied by several dogs started In quest OF the
visitor. After hard tramp OF several miles through
tho hun perceived tns docs engaged IN a
nerce struggle with fnll-grOwn male panther. The
place OF rncOdntera thick cump or the eige
OF a ih-was not accessible to tho hunters and
cited tho dogs that it imp0 sDle to call them
OF IN order TO fire at tho panther without wourdinx
them. The animal killed one OF his aasailants aud
would probably have escaped, cowei were the ohers
desperately that II Impossible to shake him on and
they finally rolled tho elf, shot killed the
panther. The dog had been seriously injured in the
struggle that IL was found necessary 10 kill II also
KINGSTON. Nov. l5 (Specidl).-On Friday last IN tho
region OF Dry Brook, In the Catskls, two boys Ofrn
Todd aud Frank tairben, treet bear and shot him
The carcass weighed $50 pound' On the same day
tine red deer Catyville. chased many miles aud
Deer and Ia long time since any have been
region.
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SUICIDE or a SHIPPING MERCHANT

EDGAR LOMBARD, OF BOSTON. INHALRs GAS N AN
EFFECTUAL MANNER
BosTON, Nov 15.-Edgar Lombard. of the
firm OF A. f. Lomb irds sous one OF the bsst known
shipping firms in this part OF the country committed
suicide this morning In strange manner at Yoang's
Hotel while laboring under q spell OF dependency
caused by family trOubea At about IL: 80 O'clock the
odor OF escaping traced to Mr. Lombards apart
ments the doors OF which locked. An entrance
effected through the transom when 1t was discovered
that Mr.. Lombard had entered his bath. probably On
hour before and taking rubber drop-ght tube. had
fastened end ths gssburner then putting the
other end INTO his mouth laid down and inhaled
until he WAS asphy xlatet. Hs Jaws had RELAXED after
eSth, flowing the gas TO escape The deceased man
leaves widow and three children. The boiy taken
charge OF by biz brother
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CLAIMANT COKTIS'S WAX ExPERIENCE
WHAT HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER TnINKs OF HIM
PROBABLY A CRANK.

WHAT HIS SUPERIOR OFFICER THINKS OF HIM
PROBABLY A CRANK.
CHICAGO Nov. 15.--Ihe Journal this evening
publishes interview with Lieutenant Colonr! e 4.
Cakns Of the Sd Wisconsin Cavalry IN relation to the
TchborEe claimant. Charles Curtis who. the colonel
says q Lieutenant In his regiment enlisted under
the name OF Charles O. Ferris The was picked up
at Baraboo Wis., and made lieutenant owing to his
claim OF having had q military education Continuing.
Colonel Calkns said:
"Iforned Lieutenant Ferriss acquaintance soon -
he Joined the regiment with his company. He
man OF medium heght--say five feet seven eight
inches Highland would have wexhed then 140. or pos
sbly $50 pounds. There nothing striking In his
appearance. He had dark compIexion and dark
straight hair. He did not ride extraordinary well-
better than any or the recruits who had como from
farms and been familiar with horses Ferris did not
mingle much with. the other officers the mon- He
was moody and reserved and avoided making scQuant-
ances lie ntimated that he OF English birth
or aristocrao bOoi. or anything eso except what he
appeared to bea quiet young who had been drift
abont had struck place where soldiers enlist
lug for the and had Joined the under the
impulse OF the moment. II Is remarked OF the real
TchbOrne. vino disappeared thirty y-ars that
he educated IN France and spoke only French,
spoke English with French accent Ferris spoke only
English in nv hearing, and spoke il In ordinary way
like any tolrrably we-educated American lie remained
with regiment about then resigned.
four years Curtis Ferris. tho surface
amounting To $500 He use tnis money to 90 to Eng
and where e proposed To present himself AS the Itch.
borne her, and he is said to have predicted that he
would be immediately acknowledged lie s probably
ora
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is RUSSIA MOBILIZING TROOPS?
GENERAL KAULBARs ON THE RAMPAGH-RUssIA
OPINION OF KALNOKY.

GENERAL KAULBARS ON THE RAMPAGH-RUssIAN
OPINION OF KALNOKY.
SOPHIA, Nov. 15.-It is rumOred here that
Russia Is mobilizing troops
General Kaulbars has the trial Of the Burghas
ploters null and void He has also demsrded the die
mssal OF the Prsfect and subPref'ct OF Phiippopos
because the patrol late night, dsarmed and conduct
ed to the Russian Consulate Russian cavass, who ba
refused TO give his name the password when chal-
lenged.
ST. PETERSBURG, Nov. 15.-In semi-of1cial circles
here Count KaDoky's speech has made a bad i'm
preston Russian diplomatic circles consider that
Kalnoky had right refer what Austria had done
In view OF Russian occupation OF Bulgaria. seeing
that the Russian GOceram had suggested the
occupation OF Bulgaria. STILL the Government adheres
20 pacific programme. Some eminent Oil, als have al
ysed the Car instruct General Kaubtrs TO ADOPT
absolute tone to meet the friendly disposition OF
the BULGARIAN Government Meanwhile Russia will
continue disregard The Of the Sobranje Russia
aisspproves the candidacy OF Meckenburg Prince
tbr Duke OF Cumberland and will await reaction In
favor OF the Russian infilate,
The journal dc ~ Petersb0trg says that the Marquis
OF Salisburys speech at the Lori Mayors banquet in
London Is full OF insinuaiions tha II must decline to
The journal contrasts the British indulgence Of
the PhhppOpOs movement OF 1855 with nRland's at
utude toward the Sophia movement of Angust, 1856,
the former having been declares the Journal nndoub
edy Revolutionary ana In violation oi the Sultan's
nights and Of the equilibrium guaranteed by the Berlin
Treaty The journal the tpno OF the sperch
made by Count lnOky before the AusrO Hun gariaD
delegations al Pesth. SATURDAY, The NOrOe VreDyd
ambiguous ami affords firm guarantee OF tho maiu-
teDarcc of peace.
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EVANGELIST MOODY AT HARVARD.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Nov. 10 (Specia0.-Dwight
l. Moody. tho evangelist faced audience this even
In Saunders Theatre that he found difficult to
move. Twelve hundred sat before Mr.. Moody when
he began the meeting and he had fight every
tce OF enthusiasm with which the audience favored
him. In his manly hearty way found the path TO tho
respect Of the students This first meeting while it was
by no means a failure was not grand Mr.
Moody WILL however DO backed In his effort convert
Harvard students by band OF $50 of the Harvard
Branch OF the Young Mems Christian AssOc alton. who
will give him devoted support About 800 students
sders besides u stayed
tonight After Mr.. Moodys lecture make their ale
10
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1ELEGRAPHIC NOTES.


MEETING OF CATTLE GROWERS
CHICAGO. NOV l6-At the OF the National
oh,ue growers Association al the Sherman House tins after
mum IL was Dy unanimous unite wlth inc
NAtonai Iattle and Horse Growers Assoc alton oi
FORMING new organization to be- known
the Consolidated Cate Growers Association OF the United
rates joint meeting OF the both the old assc
ciatons to be held at the Chicago Board Tues
day morning
CORPORATIONS EXEMPT FROM A MORTGAGE
TAX
PITTsBURG, Nov. l5.-The Supreme 10 day de-
cided that the three mill could be collected IRON
corporations There appeals those John Hun
Ter John O. Adar and ]. O. Barry the OF Pha
delphia The plaintiffs Philadelphia
anu we're stopped from collecting the by preliminary
Injunction The lower court held that the teern tax does
mol hold against the &c, held by corporations bn
does hold So Tar individuals concerned This decision
was confirmed by te supreme Court The State VIII ose
about $225. 900 In this county alone.
RELIEF Fox SUFFERERS By FIRE
WASHINGTON, Nov. lJ1hc Maine Relief Committee IN THIS
John Lynch
500 the Me
The viii probably bc Increased 5000 by the end OF
the
A'QUITTAL OF BANK PRESIDENT
NORFOLK Va, Nov. l5.-A verdict OF acquitfal rem
dered to-day the Of John wheLsad Tor misappying
funds o the Exchange National Bank which he pfesi
dent az tic time OF ils ALLURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

PITTsBURG, Nov. IS (Spscmb Michael Dav-
lit arrived from Cincinnati this morning tonght lec
tured Ho ne Ruio at Lafayette Hail. This afternoon,
III all interview. he sail: The mass OF English people
take the interest in American afas They are In
favor OF a system OF government resembling you're.
They are constantly learning principles OF economic
government from America. Even the great English
speakers quote examples OF the American method of
business aud government There is strong tendency
toward federal form of government, though t Is bard
to whether not this feeling will ultimately assume
the phas- OF republican gOvernmeDt." Mr.. Davtt was
escorted TO Lafayette Hall by the Hbrrnian Rifles and
was introduced To the audencs ny the Rev t. r. Dono-
hue, Prrsbyterian clergyman. AT IN ecioss OF his rc
ure lie was ut once driven to the Union Depot wnere
he took train for Detroit
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MR.. yAIL AND THE TROTTIyG CONGRESS-

CLEVELAND, Nov. Is (Specta0. Con-
gress Of the National Trottng Association will meet
tho Ksnnard House tomorrow. The official
head Of Secretary I. J. Val, Of Hartford.
Indirectly depends upon the action Of the Congress- The
committee appointed at the Chicago meet
ing to investigate the methods OF Secretary
Vail. Its report has been published and
condemns ValPs nethots In good round
EngIsn. Ii fnds that he Careless ana dilaory In
adjusting matters IN his hands upon which money de-
pended, and In holding moneys In his hands
for long periods No dishonesty. as hnted at
Chicago. has bcen found and Doue 10
no charged. The report signed by ]. f. Edwards
of New-Jersey; David Bonner New-York, and W. s.
Felton, Maiuo Vail claims that the report 10 unfair
aud as made Ed wards who Is his enemy. and care
lessy sigued by tho otncr members. Mr. Bonner aud
Colonel Edwards deny this
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AsKIN0 4 OHAyGE IN 4 RNOEVERsHIP.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 (SpeciaD. In the
United states Circuit Court to-day Colonel Robert g.
Ingerso made a long address In which he explained to
Judge Butler that Richari NewcomOe and James G.
Smith, present receivers of the Bankers and Mer
chants Telegraph Company we're Objectionable to his
client, the United Telegraph Lines Company OF New
York, which deeply Interested in the affairs OF the
Bankers and Mercnauts Company, and asked the
order for their removal and the substitution
Of Dwight Townsend. Of Nsw-YOrk. In their place At
torncy Mcclure, OF New-York, who appeared for tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company OF New-York. the
trustee nndur the Bankers and Merchants first mort
Cages. raised objection TO the appointment OF Mr..
Townsend because ue 10 tho secretary OF the United
Lines Company, ami therefore an Interested party.
Counsel on bOth sides suggo lied other names which
would be acceptable receivers, but judge Butler de-
cided TO allow the matter stand until November 20.
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LOSSES IN VARIOUS pLACEs

MILWAUKEE. Noy ia fire at Necedah, Wis. at 2:30
a H. to-day destroyed nine buildings. including the WEIGH
House The loss is about $4,000 The insurance is mod.
crate.
NASHUA y. H.. Nov ia fire which started this morn.
ing in the basement Dunaps Block badly damaged the
building j. A. Hoyt ~, perfumers, lose $4,000, on
which there is an insurance $4,000. Wheeler &
mngs musical Instruments. lose So 5OO insurance. $1,000
On Dunlaps seed store the loss Is Sl5OO; insured.
NEwBURG w. Nov l5.-Fire broke out in the quarters
Captain Williams at tho United states Military Academy
at West Point electric alarm and the long roll the
drum brought the double quick
the plain organized brigade and al the
time galoped up with lire engines few minutes
work extln giished The $500 insured.
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NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON NOV To-
COMBATING sOCIALIsM-The Liberty and Property De.
Ience league proposes to extend Its working ana with
this object In view will organize large meetings aot cir
eulate pamphlets among workingmen urging then
assist In combating the Socialists.
RENTS REMITTED-The Duke OF Rutland has RENTED
20 the tenants bis estates IN Derbyshre Is per
Of their rents.
HrNDMAN IN DIFFICULTIEs-An application was made
IN court to-day TO have iIyndman, tho Socialist HE
wife committed to jail for non- payment OF rent.
THE LABOR QUEsIIoS-The Council OF the Social Dem
0eratic Federation will send letter to the MARQUIS OF
eaiitbury demanding OF him that he Prime Munster
receive deputston OF unemployed workingmen on
next sunday afternoon and hear from them
of reasons for Government assistance Tue document
VIII caution the Premier from attempting TO evade the
oeputatOn
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REVOLT OF ITALIANS AT STANFORD.

About 200 Italians, who have been engaged
in putting down sewerage pp's In STANFORD, quit worE
last woek because the suDcontrsctor O. W. Raymond,
had failed pay them their Many Of them we're
Indebted store keepers and boarding. nouss
keepers. and they became Wild aud threat
ened vengeance upon their employcrs One
man, who employed about thirty OF these aborers,
stated yesterday that thirteen OF the
pletely destitute and had to without food for Two
whcn their tools kept aud proceeded dfsrout
pouts 10 Take up the sewerage pipes when they had
put down. Each man WAS armed with HE shovel, pick.
crowbar and threatened tho mo an zone no
should attempt interfere With Detective Theo-
dore Miller was provided with revolver but he camo
to the conclusion that 900 infuriat~d meu were too
many Tor him to attack. snern swArtz. OF Fairfield
County, was summoned TO the OF disturbance aud
with Deputy Sheriff Bolster, Detective Miller aud Q
dozen OF town and special cosAbles took matter 10
hand.
ough, called .nretng with Wow OF making eome
provision pay sho Itslians There was some oppes
manifested IN the board In rcgsrd 10 the ovtouH.
the responsibility on the xrouna ns. SooueA
;eurre r. Warpg sue contractor should par the mens
The temper OF ,h. Italians such. ho~eve that svee
brief delay wouia probably have rvsuited IN public
pIpss Of tho water company and thereby
Inhabitants without water Tor their houses
fur the exungushwont of fire had Quo occurred J.. IL
went Mr. Swsrtwout and urged him take the
rcsponsib lity OF payiug the men, George II. Hoyt
president OF the Stamford National Bauk alec urged
hm tho responsibility, REM arkiug that n
riot occur under sucn circumstances Fiuailv Mr..
swartwout consented TO assume his individual lie
b. aud obtained loan Of $4,000 upon the security
OF his property for the amount winch Mr. Hoyt ooco
advanced VAS then announced To the ItAlAns shAt
they would be paid yesterday, and II wAs done.
F0r other LABOR Nses Second Hss.
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dates for Mayor at tho last election Mr. MARITIME OBJ
lectod to the juror ~ not OF fair underssndne
Tn" Recorder. however, thought there was good
ground OF challenge and added: when We do have
mon OF fair understandings they CD allen god BY
one and knocked out Of the jurybox" Mr. Lewis took
the seventh scat
Arthur p IIsmor. NJ J. Newman. Oscar Coon Charles
H. scnnaubel ana william Fajean not accepted.
Tho case will be continued to-day. McQuade was
kept In the custody Of the sheriff last night
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MORE STRICT ~ REGARD TO MARRIAGES

CINCINNATI, Nov. Is Special. -"Do you in
tend to out the DEGREES Of tho council at
Baltimore IN regard 10 marriage ceremonies ." ~as
asked OF Archbishop Elder to-day I beleve Is left
to tho prudence OF the bishops ho answered. "but the
admonitions OF ths synod to that effect. In tho
Catholic Church matrimoDy Ia Que OF the sacraDents
ana should only be recsived with utmost DEVOTION
The marriage ceremonies should not he so brief Dut
more Impressive and tho couple should be In state OF
grace have mado general confession and be prepare
to receive tho Holy Communion at the nuptlai
think wo shall be strcler hereafter 10 regard TO that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
THE PARTISAN DEADLOCK ULSTER.

KINGSTON, Nov. IS (SpeciaD. D.-The Demo-
Gratis of Ulster angerei by their crushing
at the polls tn 1t thsy have become lost all
sense OF reason and justice. About a week the
Board of Supervisors began baoting for chi aud
they havo been at it almost day snos. Tonight
mOnOt0nOus fornay is again In progress and each
ballot results u l3, being the each
party in the board. IL Is unerstooi that the Repub-
licans wiling TO concede the clerk and fair divi-
OF the other Offices to the Democrats on condition
that they have tie chairman,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
WAR CLOUDS IN KEgTUOKY.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ia Courier Journal dis
patch says: rne war in Perry county KY. between
tho French ana Evcrsoe factions has broken out sresh
Almost every citizen OF the county has sides with
one tho other OF these merchant princes a.
tnov are called. Both factiJns TO tho con-
clu-ion that there be settlement except by rI-
termination Both factions armed ana the nrst shot
VIII bring about general war. The f~ud between
French ana Eversole dates back several years. They
are rivals IN business and tho whole trade OF
several mountain countless The that both were
killed some time ago was not true"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
McCABE AT LIBERTY LAST.

Ex-Alderman Francis McCabe received his
release yesterday. His wife, Mary Z. Mccsbe. trans
ferred to John Farley. OF No 103 wost seventeth-st
and to Robert McCarey OF No $40 Lexington ave. her
interet In Nos 12i and 1875 East sixty thirdst. and
No. 736 Lexingt0n-ave Tho property 10 valued at
$4,000 above the mortgages. Mossra Farley and Nc
Csfrey then upon MoCabes bond for $2O 900 and
he released from tho Ludlow Jail after
noon. He did not manifest any great pleasure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
THE BAyKRUPrCY OF A. s GAGE co.

CHICAGO, Nov. ia new phase of the
Insolvency proceedings In the of A. Gage Co
was developed in the County Court this morning when
attorney into court and presented petition
behalf OF Wettstein Mayer Co. to Judge Prendergas
asking ths court to make order prohibiting the in
solvents from making any attempt to the jurisdic
ton Of the County Court II points out that the petit
toners have attachment pending against A s. Gage
Co for 81, ,OO6 53, wnich ID claimed to be prior lion
over the sssgnmont The attorney. though present
Ing the above petition In tho name OF Wettsein Meyer
& Co.. understood also to be acting In the interest
or the First National Bank. whose claims amount to
SOC. 600. and II. T. Clsfn & TO-. Of New-York who
crsditors to tho amount OF $4,000.
The attorney applying for tho order handed judge
Prendergast circular which had been largely circu-
lated In NswYork and Oh which the petition was based
IL is as follows
In consideration OF the insolvency OF A. s. Gage Co. Of
Chicago the undersigned creditors hereby 10 sell and
assign claims against that firm. amounting to
dollars d. X Kenney his for 45 per of
face thereof payable cash before December To- 1886
and consent that thereafter all proceeding under the
signment in the County Court Of Cook County ILL., mag
be discontinued This agreement To be void complied
with by December 10 1886.
The attorney Thought II was an attempt OF Mr. Cages
attorney Ouy up the claims and take jurisdiction
away from The date OF the transfer sale
OF the claims, he said would give precedence
subsequent orIer OF the court. He represented cred
itOrs To tue amount Of $i270OO. ami thought they
should be protected. The or .er was issued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

Clement ]. Hughes and Let ID. Fuller. the owners OF
the steamship Tsppahannork In which It was sought 20
recover for damages sustained by collision between
that vessel and the United States steamship Ashland In
1854 II appeared that the cosion occurred on the
James River. CITY Point, while General Grant nad
employed both ships t0 assist IN his movements o"
Richmond. Tho cargo OF the Ashland was lost ana tne
liability he r.d tho defendants. TDere
wa, no witness or tho occurrence nov alive cxoept one
and this persons afi iavit not d-tni o. IL was
stated that the only who would been abo 10
distinctly descriOe the collision was General Grant
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SERIOUS SICKNESS OF JAMES D. WARREN.

BUFFALO, Nov. 15 (Speciab.-James ID. War
ren OF this city. is dangerously ILL., and his phys clans
fear hs cannot recover. He OF bed
three weeks. The trouble at first Inflammation OF
the kidneys. Soon afterwari hs WAS attacked with
nightsweats OF a severe character He also SUI
fered from seeplessness MT Warren believes will
never leave his bed, lie says that the sympt'ms are
those OF which hts father died few years ago His
wife and dtuk khier share IN his f-ars they try to
idea from mis- min 1. For few days past
has been Kept constantly under Influence vaeran.
DE- nm called Dr. Burrell ttlon YealerdAY
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THE TABER DIVORCE CASE.

BOSTON, Nov. 15.-The TabeI divorce case
was before tho supreme judicial Court to-day Counsel
Tor Mrs Tabor withdrew the petition to prove sxc1p-
tons and TO dismiss the csss explaining that this was
no. .ne proper remedy. and that the case would be
pIoosht osl0re the court again In another FORM The
court seceded 70 the withdrawal THIS 10 ths oass In
rcn RANK Taoor was granted divorce from tho de-
DnW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16

The news that General Paino had oferei the Mayfow
er for sale surprise TO New York yacbtsmen 1t was
accounted for by the supposon that the General didn't
to immediate himself again the altar OF his
trys yachting supremacy. The Faces last year. said
yacntsman, "nust have cost General Paine actual
and incidental expenses fully $4,000 besides what he
paid for the MdyOwer It's not at all surprising that
he wants some else to shoulder The burden this
year. The fact Ia. the Americas cup IL becoming
pensve article to have around a house. IL has cost
money TO defend that peculiarly ugly piece OF s
verware than ha> any Idea OF. The goes
up iuo the hundreds OF thousands 1t will be defended
however to the bitter end or the exchequer The May
flower ought to lind plenty of purchaser but | hope
She will not fall the hands Of ayacntsnan who
racing man."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-16
EXCITED PATRONS OF HUsBAyDRY

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. Is Especial. The
session to-day OF the Patrons of Husbandry
what stormy regarding the point where the next
convention should be held. Finally the cnar stopp,d
all Argument aud accepted the names of New-York
Lansing Mich, and Washington and referred them to
who will make the selection. resolution to
appoint committee for the purpose OF influencing
LEGISLATION by Congress III favor OF the farming industry
Of the country after much discussion, defeated