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THE SEIZED SCHOONER.

The Captain Fined and the Vessel and
Cargo Confscated.
GLOUCESTER (Mass.), May 3.-The excitement
and indignation over the seizure OF the schooner
Howard Holbrook by Newfoundland officials
was increased this afternoon by tile receipt OF a
telegram thai, despite all. il.protests the captain
lad been dragged into court and all hands
found guilty, the captain being fined $500 aud
the vessel aud cargo. valued at $1,000, confs-
Gated.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

Nesting of the Senate Caucus Committee
dj1urns Without Result
WASHINGTON. May 3.-The Republican Senate
Silver Caucus Committee held conference this
afternoon and tried TO reach some agreement on
behalf OF the Silver Bill, to be reported as sub
sttute for the Jones bill, which comes up
wednesday. The discussion hinged on the ques-
lion oi The redemption Of bullion certificates in
absolute legal tenders lawful money at the
discretion OF the Secretary of the Treasury
Alter two hours discussion It was evident that
no agreement could be reached aud the COM
miftee adi0urnpd
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10. and her daughter Caroline. aged 45
years, were found dead in bed this morning with
their skulls crushed aud bodies badly mutilated.
grandson, William Blaney, was arrested The
cause OF the murder Is supposed to be robbery,
Nine hundred dollars is missing
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BON VOYAGE.

The Visiting Pioneers Have Departed for
San Jose.
The visiting Pioneers left for San Jose at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning, after a stay Of little
more than four days in this city. and will turn
their faces homeward tomorrow. During their
Visit here they have taken thorough inspeclo
OF the city and Its many beautiful suburbs, and
expressed themselves as highly pleased with
what they had seen. The wonderful improve.
ments which had been made during their alb
sence struck them with wonder, and they will
return 10 their homes with minds filled with the
wonders aud beauties OF San Francisco.
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BERLIN, April 3.-The Reichstag VIII he
opened Tuesday by the Emperor In person. His
speech is looked forward 10 with the deepest in-
terest.
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Sullivan WI Attend

NEW YORK. May 3.-suliivan is expected to
arrive Monday to attend Jack AlcAulife's exhi-
billion. He is anxious To see how Joe McAuIlfe
performs with Jack Fallon
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Washed Overheard.

NEW YORK, May IA dispatch from London
says the Inchcape Rock. from San Francisco for
Queenstown, experienced bad weather. The
captain and four sailors were washed overheard
and lost.
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JAMES B. BECK'S
LAST JOURNEY.
The Kentucky Senator Drops
Dead in Washington.
Stricken With Heart Failure While Alisht-
Ing From a Train.
immediate Adjournment Of Both Branches of
Congress as Tribute Of
Respect.
Special by the California Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, May 3.-Senator j. b. Beck OF
Kentucky dropped dead at the Baltimore and
Potomac Depot in this city, a few minutes after
O'Clock this afternoon.
Beck was returning from New York and had
Just stepped from the cars when he fell to the
floor.
Death probably resulted from heart failure.
Immediately upon receipt OF the news of
Senator Beck's DEATH both the Senate and House
adjourned as mark Of respect.
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WASHINGTON May 3.-T W. Shanahan, a
prominent Democrat of Shasta and member of
the California Legislature, is here on business
connected with the Interior Department
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Cond ton of Mrs. J. G. Blaine r..

NEW YORK, May 3.--The Mall and Express
says: Mrs. James 6. Blaine Jr. Is about TO
abandon all hope. She has not been out OF
sick-room In months and most Of the time was In
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Emma Thnrshy Cnminr-

New YORK, May 3.-Emma Thursby who has
been remarkably successful In a number OF con.
ceris In Florida and Virginia, will make a tour
OF This country in The fall.
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Returning From Europe.

PARIS. May 3.-Among the passengers which
sailed to-day on the Gascogne were Mrs W. Ii.
Dannot. Adele McGinns and Ii. NJ. Houston OF
California.
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ROCHESTER,. May 3.-Rochesters IL, Athlet-
ics2.
SYRACUSE, May 3.-Syracuses 4, BrookIyns 8.
TOLEDO, May 3.-Toiedos 7, Columbus 4.
ST. LOUIS, May 3.-St. Louis 8, LouIsvlIles 6,
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Mrs. Lanetrp,s NV PAY.

LONDON, May 3.-Mrs. Langtry, whose Rosa
Ind In Gas You Like It," has filled the ST. James
Ihelter for the last two months, opened To- night
In sydney Grundy's Esther Sandraz."
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Lost His Umbrella.

NEW YORK, May 3.-BHly Murphy. the Aus
tralian fighter, monrns sl5 umbrella. He laid
lt down While waiting In the fost0ilice, and when
he turned 1t was missing
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WASHINGTON, May 3.-The President has ap-
proved the bill providing for the establishment
OF temporary Government In the Territory of
Oklahoma,
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John SAHARA snatched watch aud chain from
A. Griffin Oh Broadway last night. He was ar
rested by Police Onicer Reynolds and locked up
on charge OF robbery.
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Too Much Rain
The Amarinan Assoniation

CHICAGO, May 3.-The National and Players
League games scheduled for to-day were post
poned on account Of rain.
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THE HOUSE.

The Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation
Bill Disposed OF.
WASHINGTON May 3.-Breckinrldge to-day
moved TO reconsider the vote by which the Copy
right Bill was defeated last evening.
Hopkins moved to lay the motion on the table
Tie Speaker ruled Hopkins' motion out OF
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bed with her leg in plaster cast No word has
There have been times when poverty crossed tGe
threshold and she would have suffered for the
necessaries Of life but sfor the interpositlon Of
friends.
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New Western Lines of the Postal Compan
Nearing Pueblo

Nearing Pueblo.
PUEBLO ColO), May 3.-Within one week IL is
expected the new western liue OF tile Postal Tee-
graph Company VIII have crossed the plains and
reached Pueblo. The men erecting the poles
and wires began working westward from Kansas
City the 9th OF last December. They crossed The
Colorado line four weeks ago, arriving at Lamar
about The 18th OF April. The new telegraph lin e
follows the course of The AtchlsOn, Topeka and
santa Fe Railroad, a little distance from the
right of way OF the road. From Pueblo tue line
Will 60 10 Denver on The way 10 San Francisco.
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Whrdah Rnmh,rhad
TELEGRAPH EXTENSION.

PARIS, May IA French man war on the
Slave Coast of Africa has bombarded Whydah, a
port of Danomey.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Pittsburg, New York and Philadelphia Wi
the Thraa Gamas PLAYED

PTrTsBURG, May 3.-Galyin held the Blsons
down to four scattering hits, while Haddock was
made TO suffer rather severely. Summary:
Pittsburgs. rgs.......,.,............3 l o 0 O. 6
Base hits - Pittsburgs 8. BufaIos 4. Errors -
P1ttSburgs 5, Bufalos 3. Batteries-Galyin and Car
roll, Haddock and Mack.
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NEW YORK, May 3. Rev. Dr. McGlynn
started this afternoon for California.
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FLOODS IN TEXAS.

Plantations Inundated and Railroad Traffic
Seriously Interfered With.
TEXARKANo (Texl May 3.-Tne Red River is
now above the high-water mark OF 1866 and is
stu rising. Numerous plantations are Hooded
Its trains north OF here.
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OUTRAGEOUS PROCEEDINGS.

Political Leader of Ecusder Murdered by a
Gang of Masked Men.
PANAMA, May 3.-A gang OF masked men
raded the town of Mont Cristi, Ecuador April
I'd, liberated all the cOnyicts and pundered the
residence Of DIR. Manuel Cueva, the political
chief OF the district, murdered Cueva a1d sery-
ant and badly wounded Cueya's eldest sou. The
gang then fled TO tue mountains.
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EMPEROR AND CZAk.

William to Be the Guest of the Ruler of the
Russias Again This Summer
BERLIN, May st Is announced that the
Emperor Will be the guest OF the Gar this sum-
mer. They will meet IN July on board tile i'm
peral yacht at Kiel, and sail fur Peterhof where
the splendid festivities of 1888 will be resumed
and exceled.
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Mother and Daughter Murdered.
BALTIMORE, May 3-Mrs Sarah Blaney, aged
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To-Day's Game.
The Stocktons and San FrancIscos play this
afternoon at the Haight- street Grounds. The
makeup of the teams will be as follows.
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De Pangher, c........ 0 o
Totals .........33 2 "A IA n
UmDira-.John Dnnobua

Umpire-John Donohue.
Scorer-Gibson Kelly.
Time Of game-one hour and as minutes.
Attendance-500.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.
AT STOCKTON.

Umpire-John Sheridan.
Waller Wallace.
Time of game-Two hours.
Attendance, 5000.
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FAYET

Mrs. s. E. Sherman, Miss e. Sher-
man and Miss Belle Mclean will hold
a reception on the 1st at the home oil
Mrs. Sherman on Communipaw ave
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoffman,, of Pacific
avenue, have returned from a trip to
Virginia.
The regular meeting of the Jolly
Twelve Social Club will be held 1t the
residence of Mr.. James Wilson, No.
90 Woodward street. this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gray, of Pa
cifc avenue, gave a sociable to their
friends on Friday evening. Singing,
games aud dancing were the order OF
the evening. A large number of La
fayette people were present.
Miss May Blight, OF Easton, Pa, is
being entertained by Miss Annie Law
son, OF Pacific avenue.
George Reese, a brakeman in
the employ of the Central
Railroad Company had his left foot
crushed while coupling ars yesterday
at Communipaw. He vas taken to
the City Hospital in an ambulance.
Miss Mabel Smith, OF Coinmunipaw
avenue, will give a sociabie to her
friends at her residence this evening.
The regular meeting OF the Lafay-
cite M@nnerchor will be held at the
Lafayette House on johnson avenue
this evening.
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GREENvILLE

The Greenville Gardeners Horse
Troop will hold ons of their jolly
masquerades at Zeugner's Belvidere
Hall OF January IS.
The regular meeting of the Green
vile Building and Loan Association
will be held at the rooms, No. 30 Lin
den avenue, this evening.
Miss Genie Graf, of No. 10 Wood
lawn avenue, will leave on Wednes-
day for Schenectady, N. Y, where she
will spend a few weeks with her
friends.
One of the cosiest and most home
like places In Greenville Christmas
evening vas the Young Mems reading
room. opposite the car stables on
Ocean avenue. Mrs. Benson and sew
eral other prominent ladies prepared
a fine supper for the young men.
Miss j.. Westing, of Dallas, Tex, is
visiting Miss Lottie Redeke, of No.
$50 Ross avenue.
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the Green
vile Y. NJ. G. A. will meet at the
residence of Miss Eta Duhme, No. So
Woodlawn avenue, this afternoon at
four o'clock. Arrangements will be
made for the reception, which will be
held at the rooms ON New Years
day.
Miss Mamie Hackney. OF Albany, N
y, is being entertained by MI. and
Mrs. K. Schultz, of Danforth avenue.
The vestry choir of twenty-eight
voices sang at the service at Christ
Church last evening for the first
time. The choir is under the leader
ship OF Mr.. William Palmer.
A number of stones have been
~l..A1 al~-- A. .,A-k I-- - 49,
Morris Canal, to mark the dividing
line between Jersey City and Bay
onne.
was heard all over Greenyille yester-
day. Sleighing is excellent on Gar
field and Bergen avenues.
The Rev. w. p. George, d. d., will
give his popular reading OF .sThe
Christmas CAROL by Charles Dick
ems, at the NJ. E. Church, Greenville,
this evening at eight o'clock.
There is considerable talk of insti-
tuting a night school for the throngs
of young men who at present spend
their evenings on the street
A large number have signified their
eagerness to attend such an institu-
ton.
Miss Mamie Carter gave a tiddle-
de-winks party at her residence on
Ocean avenue Saturday evening. The
greater part of the evening was de-
voted to the game, for which pretty
prizes were given. After supper there
was dancing. Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carter, Misses j. Leach, NJ. johnson,
Hattie Lehman, Addie Wilson. j.
Furnan, Messrs. W.. f. Cartar, John
Berry, Harold Dodd, Albert Brush,
H. X. Simmons and J.. NJ. Newman.
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Resolved. THAT q warrantb be ordered drawn. on the
being balance Of salary due him TO octobar 81. 1850.
.s s; ,:ss,s il fs &. ' ass S ~ 'l s.Si s' al air : ssss. to ssns g.
i "a by James ia ne T. kLsSry.ss; s s,sy co,,scter; 70 Gs9sss
assessor against sad lot 10 the name o. Edward
Moran. sail taxes having been paid N null by JAMS
is1s, and the receipt tnsreror hsd with thus board;
Resolved. That 3 warrant be Ordered drawn on
TIE city treasurer for the sum Of szs.27 IN favor OF
g ln,a' e, s srIn 2 a ne g p saa sats A. sa iSer Iaa AZ sis i u
Aforesaid cancellation.
BY Mr.. Kenny:
Res0,vs ss THAI 1ss, The bo sS.u q Pa' rsa i iss cODs
Cassidy as %suresies in the sum Of twelve
Thousand dollars, fC- the faithful performance Of
rom e arsnd ssress 70 Rssi1osa Avenue. o Approved
as 70 sunciency; in 50 approving OF said bond this
BY Mr.. Kenny.
rick OscoDnor and James F. Cannon as ~sureties IN
the sum OF twelve thousand dollars. Tor the faithful
Grove Street. from Nswark Avenue to ssvsnseenth
- sfs ssid e b,n neG fbss board ! IL ss saI eoI bs deemed 70 hagss
concurredi in said CONTRACT
Reeeolysd. That a warrant be ordered drawn upon
the city treasurer IN favor Of Warm piSoa- a.
sxscutars. iDr s165 for mount q ssrplus Realised
upon the tax sale GA octoDcr o, 1889. on lot 8, bieck
i1stsd due tbs sr sass VITA insersss casts sna dissuzs-
nenfe.
By Mr. Hfiitsr:
Resolved, That a warrant be ordered drawn on
the city treasur ~ 70 the order OF the commiss olers
Of adtnssmen t for $1,000. out OF the proceeds OF and
collections from adjusted city liens for taxes. tax
safes. assessra ents and water rents. SAID sum be-
fnc required by said comm tseioners of adjustment
20 properly perform and carry our The provisions OF
the act crsesfDg SAID com missioners.
By Mr.. Allen.
Resolved. That q warrant DO ordered drawn on the
city treasurer tn favor OF Rsbacca Nash for As 80
tor amount OF surplus realized upon the tax sale on
March 20. 1890. on lot 2, block 4so. Whlton Street
over and above the sum, as adjusted due the city.
| with interest. cost and Disbursements
Inc ayes ana nays having been called on each
OF the above resolu Ions. they were adoptee BY tns
following vote:
Ayes-President Edeistein and Messrs. Allen. Hi
her and Kenny.
on motion. the hoard then adjourned.
W. G.. GERMAN. clerk
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ance of West Bergen from a year ago,
and present prospects indicate a still
more material change in the near
future. New houses have sprung up
in all directions. Residences on Union
street have been improved by extern
sions, and the value of all have been
increased by the erection OF new
houses. The work on the two new
residences on Boyd avenue is being
pushed. The residence of Mr.. Non
roe Simmons, on West Side avenue is
nearly completed, and the additions
to the residence of AIR. Charles Judge
on Eye avenue are furnished.
The regular meeting of the Willing
Workers Society OF fhe Kings
Daughters, of West Bergen, will be
held ut the residence Of Mrs. William
II. Beach, No. SO West Side avenue,
this evening, at seven o'clock. A
prompt and full attendance is re-
quested.
the need Of police protection in
West Bergen is apparent when the
list of robberies committed during the
| past few months is considered.
The necessity Of changing the orig
inal plan of sewerage has delayed ac-
ton on that important matter. The
sewerage Committee OF n West
Bergen improvement Association is
~endeavoriDg to secure the approval of
the plaz6 as changed.
After long delay aud much
trouble the projectors have secured
the title to the property on the north
eastern side of the Newark and New
York Railroad, for the proposed new
coal yard.
The temporary headquarters of the
local athletic association are at the
corner of Clendenny and Mallory I'VE
nues. The room are not OF the best,
but will insure a place for holding
meetings and for practice in athletics.
The rooms are we'll lighted and
heated and are open every weekday
evening.
Mr.. Charles r. Burger, OF No. 1888
Virginia avenue, will return today
from his short trip to Baltimore.
Eye avenue, in the vicinity of the
railroad bridge, is very poorly lighted.
A few lights are badly needed.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Brincke, of
West Side avenue, will give a must
Gale at their residence tomorrow even
ing.
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BAYCNNE.

The Commissioners of Assessments
will hold a special meeting this after
noon.
In the lecture room of the Bergen
Point Reformed church a stereoptican
exhibition OF Biblical and temperance
views was given yesterday afternoon
to the Bergen Point Band of Hope by
Counsellor James Benny.
The popular /. d. h. Club win give
its fourth annual reception and hop
this evening in Schuyler Hall.
Several candidates for membership
will be initiated at the meeting this
evening in Arcanum Hall by Bayonne
Council No. 695, Royal Arcanum.
During the social session Orator
Joseph H. Wright will read another
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of his series of papers on tropical
fruits, his theme being 1.-THE Palm
Tree and Its Products A collation.
be served and the wonderful coco-de-
mer will be upon exhibition.
Ex-Councilman Robert L. Fawceti
and his family will remove to South
Brooklyn this week.
The members of Mount Vernon
Lodge No. f76, /. O. o. F., will hold
its annual election for officers in Ode
Fellows Hall, at Centreville, this
evening.
For the benefit of the New Jersey
Athletic Club Gilbert AMI Sullivan's
comic opera, Trial by jury" will be
given In tire winter club house OF the
Newark Bay Boat Club on West
Thirty-fourth street on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday evenings, Janu-
airy s, 8 and 10. The cast will include
prominent amateurs from Elizabeth,
New York city, Bayonne and Bergen
Point.
The services held last evening in the
Cross Rescue Mission were conducted
by the Rev. f. l. Smith, a travelling
evangelist, who has been successful in
mission work.
In the Bergen Point Reformed
Church the Rev. james f. Riggs. the
pastor, preachedyesterday from Luke
H., chapter z, xiv. At the evening
services he delivered a discourse on the
events of the past year.
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CITY NOTES.


Philip Harrington, of Montgomery
street, was fined s. by Justice Still
sing this morning for annoying Gus
toners in Whites drug store while
drunk Saturday night.
Chanceman Coyne arrested Charles
Moore, of No. 238 Bay street, on Sat-
urday night ON suspicion of working
the short change racket. His suspi-
cions proved groundless, however,
and the chanceman preferred the
charge of being a drunk and disorder
ly. Justice Stilsing remanded him.
james Quigley, of No. 1888 Second
street, got drunk and fell into a snow
bank Saturday night. He might
have frozen had not Patrolman Fitz-
henry pulled him out and locked him
up.
James Mclaughlin, of Kingston,
N. j., age twenty-five, while on his
way home Saturday night was taken
sick in the Pennsylvania depot and
carried to the City Hospital.
Martin Casey, an employee at the
Academy of Music, was taken to the
City Hospital Saturday suffering from
the effects of a terrible cold caught in
the blizzard.
Dennis Doyle, a vagrant, was found
Frustrated on the ice and now with
rheumatism at Eleventh and Hen
derson streets on Saturday night. He
was taken to the City Hospital.
Barry and Fay. the popular coined
ians, will appear in "Mckenna's
Filtration at the Academy tonight.
New songs. new dances and bright,
catchy music have been especially
composed and arranged. The COM
pany which supports Barry and Fay
is the saine that played with them in
New York.
Business was so light in the Court
of Chancery this morning that Vice
Chancellor Van Fleet did not open
bis branch of the court.
Work upon the demolition of the
old Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
building on the north side of Ex-
change place was commenced this
morning by the contractor.
The storm of this morning did not
interfere with the running of the cleo
rric motors on Montgomery street.
The performance of the Chimes OF
Normandy at the Academy OF
Music, in January, for the benefit OF
the Children's Home. will be given by
the opera company of the Jersey City
Athletic Club, and not by the new
Jersey City Opera Company, as was
enormously stated.
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ro.ap OF FINANCE.

OTFIcIAl PnoTEfD[sGf
sraesat meeting OF the B1ari o. finance held II II
the City Hal. Monday. November 10. issa al
'f ressntnPrezf1 Ecelstsin and Msssrs. Allen
Hiilier and Kenny.
Absent-nr. Brav.
Tne clerk real the call. which YVES Tor the trans
action Of general business
PRESENTATION OF PETITIONS AND cohAUSfcA
TI0ESA
Petition Of Thomas q barry and /. Z. Barry. ex
acufors OF q r. Bury, by Warren Dixon. attorney
Tor the return Of <l65 zarulus for sale OF lot .. boo.
rs. Norris Str CT. on October s. 1880. for unpaff I'D
Petit on Of ks5secs Mash. for the return Of IS g
purpiuz paid IN -rdemptton o. tos z boss ~
PcritIon ol William ". 1on>y- In reference - 70.
redemption OF certain uroperty soit for unpa,
The sSovs we're received aud referred 70 the cora
uittee on 1aanccs
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