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READY TO MAKE THEIR PROTEST.

THE OPPONENTS OF HILLS APPROXIMATION
MAKE THEIR FINAL PLANS FOR ACTION.
The onuIIill Committee of Fifty, which is engaged
In managing and extending the revolt against The en-
Governors pretenslons to fec-simplc in The Demo
cratic party Of the state, held well attended ana
enthusiastic meeting yesterday afternoon at the Demo-
cratic headquarters. No 10 Wallst 1t was one OF the
most satisfactory gatherings OF this body which has
vet taken place Ex.sccrctary Charles s. T2ircihld,
the chairman Of the Committee Of Fifty. presided, and
Lawrence E. sexton was in his place secretary.
Among those present Charles j. Canda treasurer
of the Democratic National Committee; OK Chief Justice
Charles p DAY. Orlando i. Potter, ex DstrictAttoney
Peter b. Olney william f. Curtis, oscar S. straus e.
Minister to Turkey eY-Uncd states DistrictM
toNey stephen A. Walker, Incorporation Counsel
Henry r. Beelman, ex-Mayor william r. Grace, George
W. Van slyck Colonel c. NICK Leeser Joseph Laroque,
Colonel Robert Ger Monroe Of Governor Flowers mill
tary staff Edward B. Whitney Henry dc Forest Bald
win, Of the Democratic Club; Rignal ID. WOODWARD
Robert W. Chaplin, Frank X Pendleton and J. Rockwell
Fay, treasurer Of the Democratic Club
The Executive Committee reported that secretary
Sexton had sent TO every member Of the Democratic
state Committee letter inclOsng copy Of the rso-
luons adopted by the Cooper Union mass-meetng pro-
testing against HIPS midwner convention Ehch copy
Of the resolution so forwarded bore tie signature OF
Frederic r. Coueert, the chairman of that meeting
The letters addressed Edward Murphy jr. chairman
OF the State Committee; samuel a. Beadsley, secre-
tary and TO the Democratic State Committee, IN the
care Of samuel A. Beascy secretary had been regis
tered and the usual postal return cards had already
been received through the Pos0fice acknowledging the
receipt OF the registered letters. This announcement
provoked some merriment.
Speeches were made during the evening BY Chairman
Fairchid. Peter =. Olney, Oscar ;. Sraus ex-Mayor
Grace Henry r. Beekman s. A. Walker, l.. Il. WHIT
ney and Others They mainly referred TO the progress
OF the work and the wonderful success Of the move
ment
Railroad tickets were distributed among the mem
bers of the committee Of whom will 10 TO Albany
today and open The committees headquarters IN the
Kenmore House there this evening. The headquarters
will be open all day to morrow and until after The
adjournment OF the State Convention. II was decided
that he Executive Committees power to act for the
fun committee DO continued.
The question OF holding the proposed ant IN
Democratic state Convention enrlr IN Nay WIS as
cus,cd al length at the meeting but It wS
decided that Il shOuld be left 10 the decision ~ inc
conference 10 be held at Van vechcn Hall. In Main
ST.. Albany. at = p. m. on Monday. THIS conference
viii he made up Of representative committees Tom
all the counties In The state.
Most OF tho committee will take an early train 0i
sunday morning for Albany.
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along which the crowd surged to and fro while the
dancers were left free within the arena thus formed
After 1 O'Clock tho stern, tin-platcd spearsnch VINO
guarded the cnrauccs this paraG'c left their post
and tl,e crowd both masked and unma,k-d rushed III
and took possession. In spite Of the BIG mni'i'ud''
everything went OF smoothly.
The committee OF arrangements were {. VI Vom
paur. OTTO f. stroc2c Max Ans, William larder'
John Bopp. Edward VI. Eurghard. \. william NordcS'
Theodore d. Lcmcs. Dr.. ii. Desclere Carr liHuSer'
joseph Kcpplcr julius Ka,iner. bernhard Kaemp'ert,
Richard Kat1rnmaycr Louis Lau Loaf, Ncumann, b.
Ncumoc..a August Mal~chan. John J.. i7nneS. Alifed
Ecrscl; r. \. Eockar. Philip staufcr. Richard
Weiuncht !. f. Werner and william Wici'.
Th. Committee on Finance wore tn, 60. tune Of
Nrr,iso. 1fr member. were Aired Ecchclt, chair
nan: Jaco, tf-a.. christian rruncch william
DeiycauA. A..r EItar.t. II. Eud"mAn. J. G. Ihd
u,h. G.. VI If ioLrr- l.. khppcrt, l.. k"r'um'
e. Luciu,. Ch-rc IIrca. Kudolph !. Mayer, 'nFI
Vcvcr. .u.. 49,, Ter. T.. Wlc J. MonT-r, William
Funk. Chlrl-- J. -,iirmer. rrnz schwartz, Lou,
\. Wagner. la.lc- G.. WcLrm ant Juhu, =. Werner.
TIE l.r commit" were i'-,-'' ~ -psnish o. slo-,
U.,ir nai1,, Nc.- Edward " hurshad. y. bruinohrr'
"a. Wcflc! t. Eb,Iug. John I1h-. hmm fupp. II.
u.sn '' j,. '',"' t. : n, .aa,.;-' ,6
aI d. g. tiaar 81 san r',i Wnr' orb,
d. ultac'. Kirf"i ." h..', u ~ g. ".'.-'' .
ci4rl., ..oo, II, g. J.. .men II -, -. r.
IL. Tleuue. T.. Thumn. p lrN.>slt g. /. ''bel'
Tie Lobby committee we're - many spanish
Taudec.. rh'r ev,rday names nr" Aleaand.r
william Hcllwcc. second Lieutenant. l.. =. Wncklcr.
Co.0r Bearer. carl T. Mrhcr. Edwin Iufhprn Charles
Ausu'u, O. rarirr r. nudoipa Gcrundcr' = 6. Gin'
II. Gruclt. IT, :. illH~rt " >. &. Kon-. ~. kolcn,
Mantcc Link 5 u. fin', H. /. OSTRICH. ir; p
". schv--lcr, {. NoclAcr Carl Lasser and II. Lur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
AN ACTIVE IRIsH.AMEKICAN CLUB.

A well attended meeting Of the Irsh-Amsicsn Re-
publican Club OF Harlem was held last night 81 It's
headquarters, No. 2l63 Secondave. Peter II. Me-
Donald presided and p NJ Cassidy was secretary Seven
members elected and twentyeght propositions
for membership were made committee Of five was
appointed 10 seure clubhouse permanent hc1dquar-
ters The committee contained Patrick Mallory I. NJ.
Cassidy, John Reilly Philip > Kelly and William Law
Tor. 1t decided TO hold stag racket" about the
middle OF March. On the adjournment OF the regular
meeting music furnished by J. j. Morgan, PTofes-
sor owens. Robert Morgan. James b. Lain, Daniel F.
Fox and William Keeh!er
Among those present Thomas Hc(ir1nn John
Reilly Patrick McElIoy, Wi lam Lawler, Thomas MI!ey,
rh-..p s. Kelly. John Byrnc, j. J. Morgan. Timothy
lyman, d. Flynn, James Hinton. Morris 5. Sullivan,
Frederick s Weller. Robert l.. Morgan. William NJ.
Churchill Charles Perotty James stephens, Oscar
Foster, Francis J. fiesse James j. Cummings Charles
r. Cummings Herman Sprute, c. Saner William aaher.
Patrick Msloney, samuel J. Schafcr. Martin OConnor,
Matthew MCGOWAN.
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.
,NATFI-P RAIL-, MEN MAKE A MIS1A AXE.
WEAKENING THEIR LEAGUE THROUGH con-
TFMpTIBLE JEALOUSY.

WTAKENING THEIR IEA'JL liNOC'h NN-'
TEMprIBLE JEALOUSY.
The Amateur Athletic Baseball League had an oppor'
tunty ia. ght 70 make up remarkably strong circuit
and to have FOR the coming the strongest and O"s
equipped ara,cur LEAGUE in th, neghborhood
Th s delegates however who could ten feet IN font
~ their no.-s were voted down and the league VIII as1
be- merely four,ub aniir while sN strcns clubs cor!f
have been secured jus: easily. "A II II be a'rlna
next season It viii BE- merely Staten I,I "ni N'n
jersey league
The deeca.., prc.cnt Statn sand Atr' CiuD
IT, - Rich H. J. More and Warr DurhroH >''tti
Island Cricket Club Gyorgc Dc,shcld nd Jsnc> fynz
Eugcwooi Field Club J. II. Coc, q. Lydccker and A.
Embury c. +. Annett rcpIc,el,ed the NcwJersey Ath
lctic club
The Crescent Athletic Cub II Bro ,yn. dissatisfied with
last sessbn. arrangements sen: ia ts resignation which
accepted with regret. Then the application OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club for admission up. and the
delegates stumbled. and common sense fed OIL: OF the
windows. The application OF the Cherry Diamond men
refused delegates deciding to have ONLY the four
clubs already mentioned All championship gumes will
played OF saturday. postponed games being played
on on Wednesdays.
The election q officers resulted in The selection OF
A. h. Rich for president; George s. scho1cld ycepresi
dent and j. lfCoe and treasurer. The eNecu'
two committee Will be composed these three officials and
c. T. Annc:t. Nests Annett Tync and Lydeeker Will
compose the schedule committee \ committee was also
appointed u revise the constitution and bylaws Another
meeting viii be held next when II T. possible hat
the delegates will the OF their admit the
Manhaans aud also increase the circuit q SIX clubs.
Petty jealousy because the Manhatas induced Firdev T.
leave 1. 4. c. is laid to De- thu reason for this
.uicidal pAciy-iypucs-.
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owner in the town Of Wavery, who was inulc,ou
recently by the Franklin County Grand jury lUr ~
moving dam on private property. used 10 iac'i'a'.
the floating OF logs. The complainant charges ui"'
K,Ibourn, in his official capacity wn'uiiy a'u , ',"
clously conspIred with the Granu july " "a' o..
Indicted Nver Nussbaum. OF Albany, appeared Tor
Mr. Doxtor. and william p. Cantwel, as counsel LOT
Mr. Kilbourn who is Ill at his home, filed an answer
which It Is asserted fully cOntrovcrt' all the cnrses
A number Of prominent citizens OF Franklin 'ou'ty
appeared in support of the Dlstrct'Attorhey. GOV,
,rnor Flower granted the complainant three weeks III
which to Ge with him afdavits IN suPporhh vi ono ono
and he agreed also to give the respondent one
week additional time II desired, to procure ahua'l'S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
rrNNESSFE MINE IROrRLES OrER.

Knoxville Tenn, Feb. 19.-The mine roGbleSin tho
Coal Creek Valley have AT last been settled. The Ten
nessce Mining Company, which had the convcts IN mo
mines who were released in August and again in Octo
ber has about concluded agreement satisfactory 70
all The mines VIII be operated by white free miners
on the cooperative plan. The capital stock OF ths
company Ia, been doubled and the new stock Will b
taken by miners at Drcevllle ami by labor leaders
Knoxville, Chattanooga. Atlanta and elsewhere. In
few days the military forces may be safely taken out
no ysiic
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DEATH AFTER 4 FAST or FORTY Two DAYS.

Brockton, Mass, Feb. 10.-Charles F. Hudson, VINO
forty two d,ys ago refused take food and persisted In
his refusal in spite OF the fact that his strength failed
dntIv died this afternoon about O'clock Those who
were I'm constant attendance upon him assert positively
that during that time TIE old did not take drop
OF nourshment and could only be induced 10 moisten
his lips at long intervals with water. HI! mind seemed
perfectly clear and he understood that he was commit
tnc suicide in refusing 20 cat He was anxious 10 de-
however and he has been ready to welcome death sncs
I've day tts fast began. lie eighty three years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
MIR. clEyEqiEs Gn1 - 4oAAsIowy.

Johnstown. Penn, Feb. 10 spccaD.-rhe dedication
OF tho T. W library built BY Andrew Carnegie at cost
Of $4,000 took place e. evening In the presence Of
a largo audience Cyrus Elder president Of the
meeting owing TO the inability Of Mr.. Carnegie TO b
present. he was represented by james Il. scott and
A. s. Rating, OF Pittsbure. Addresses were made oy
Mcssrs Scott and Rating and John W. Townsend, vice
president OF the Cambria Iron Company, OF Philade
phia and By prominent people Of JOhnstown. The IL
brsry Is built of bun brick. and Is TIRES stories nigh
IL IL the finest building In Johnsiown.
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woRK OF THE CENSUS EyUMERlTORs.

A number OF enumerators whose supply of census
blank had become exhausted applied to County CLERK
McKenna for another allowance yesterday. fresh
supply was furnished item and they went on thaf
several ways rejoicing rammsny Hall district Lead
ers 10 whom the enumcrators are said TO make nightly
,eports say that the returns far taken indicate
heavy enumeration and large inccasc over the eensus
OF the police in october. 1890.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

The Elizabeth Athletic Club. which recently won the
championship Of the Athletic Bowling League. COM
posed Of the Jersey City Athletic Club. the Palma
club Of Jersey City. the staten Island Athletic Club
the RoScylc Athletic Club. the NewJersey Athletic
club. the Arlington Club, the North End Club, the
Riverside Athletic Club ard the orani Field Club,
will bowl a match with the Columbia Athletic Club
Of Washington. ID. c., tonight. The team. accom-
panied BY about my members Of the club. left Jersey
City last night two special cars attached 10 the
II 10 train VI the Royal Bluc Line. While in Wash
iu:;on they will be the guests Of the Columbia
Athletic Club. and viii return TO Elizabeth Monday
night. The team Will be made up OF W. Turbull
W. f. Fleming. r. Davis, F. Davis, +. WMpple
George Earle. y. W. lIcrlener, F. W. Pcppen. John
Warner and ". =. Barber high average was main
tanned during the recent contest for the championship
and the score 75l, made during OF the contests
Is within point Of the highest ever made, II IS
said, by team OF ten men In match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
ANOTHER "RI:GERr DETECTED.

st. Louis, Feb. l0-CharcS QUnn, who entered the
ringer Cadco In yaterdays race rs II maiden. has
admitted that he obtained the morse from Dmnnon
brothers, OF Nashville. This IS the firm who fixed up
the famous Polk Badget' horse last fall. Quinn has
been arrested for fraud and Is permanently ruled of
tln rrnnnds lpre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
TWO FISHERMEN LOST AT SEA.

Gloucester, Mass, Feb 19.-rhe schooner oiress
arrived here this morning. and reported the loss Oh
James Casey and John Welsh, who were capslzed while
attending their travis the Banks February ~
md drowned. Both unmarried and natives Of St
Pierre, Mlquelon.
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HE HAD 4 RIGHT TO SHUT OUT IRE NEGRO.

Des Moines. Feb. 10.-The HYDE iIopcweIl case. in
volvng the civil rights of colorcd man. has been de
cidod in favor Of the defendant. iope"el The court
held that ilopewe lad right to refuse 10 serve Hyde
In his restaurant and that tic fact Of lIyde's being
coored man did not enter into the case. In other
words the restaurant business is held TO be private
one, like grocery or dry ,od store and TO differ from
an nn proprietor may sell or not to any one who
enters his place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
n.yY INTERESTED IN THE FRArERyAL CIRCLE.

Binghamton, " Y, Feb. 10 ('peciaD.-Thc Tribune
dispatch announcing the defaicaion In the EUsterna
Circle at Baltimore caused SENSATION IN this city,
where there are $50 members paying In 1923 per
month. The organization viii lie two years old IN
April ard so far Binghamioa people have con-
,riluted Sl5 OOO TO the home Office IN that time About
~ 600 has been received In sick benefits As result
OF The Trbune dispatch the local secretary, who had
several hundred dollars which he was about to turn
over 70 tho supreme officers held the money until ING
baltimore officials could be heard from.
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What Can Cuticura Do
Fer Ba6y's Skin, SeaY, and Hair

v.rvng that is cleansing purifying and identifying for the skim
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most agonzng itching and burning eczema They clear the SKIN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

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energy and nourishment. They
prevent inflammation and clog.
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pimples, blackheads, rashes,
red, rough, and oily skin. They
heal rough, chapped, and fis.
sured hands, with itching, burn
ing palms, painful finger-ends,
and remove the cause of shape
less nails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

SEEKING a DIsTRICr-ArTORNEY' REMOVAL.
Albany Feb. 10.-Governor Flower gave a hearing
this morning on order 10 show cause why Henry
g. Kilbourn. DlstrlctAttorney OF Franklin County
should not be removed from office. Tho order was
obtained by u. Dexter. OF New-York civ "A propertv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

THE INCUMBENT MUST DEFEND HIS CLAlH
New-IIaven. Feb 19-Judse Hanna, Of the superior
Court to-day ordered X. Jay Walsh the Secretary OF
State to file his answer TO the complaint OF John j.
Phclan the Democratic claimant TO the ONCE, within
seven days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
SIGNED By THE GOVERNOR

Albany. Feb. l9.-Thc Governor has slgned'
Chapter Incorporating $500 for the kehs
seln or WICK rife range.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

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all condition. makes their avorite remedy To ger Tho
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

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benefit or cure, in any case for which Us
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

Best Beer Brcwed
Tho J, Chr. G.. Hupfe Brewing Co.'s Manhattan Beer
0Aiy Malt end HOPS used In brewing 20 East whist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE PTOpT rs PARTY IN LOUISIANA

Alexander. La, Feb. 10.-The state Convention OF
the Peoples party Of Louisiana, met here yesterday.
There III delegates present The following state
ticket WAS nominated For Governor, G.. W. Bruce {;
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS J. j. Mills; Secretary OF state,
d. VI. McStravlck Treasurer. John Mahoney; Auditor,
John Hendrcks superintendent OF Education, J. d.
Patton; Attorney General. Judge Wade Haugh Mr..
Guice was placed in nomination for Governor. but
declined the honor a state Executive Committee was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
ANrLnlLL MEN ~ MONROE colXlY.

Rochester. Feb - -pcc.al1.-E Ellery Anderson OF
Ne. York CITY, came 10 Rochester tot,v {" feel the
pr' ~ Of o. a-'triE en- In onro" NJ. Anderson
a,9,-a Z .t~at . @ lor6 non autaic $50 ~. i
,nree ,.di, l1tc for racu|. The cicVe' mo- 0-' q
tcen 4prre,A q CONT lu- a aalf dozen = ne
ln,re prominent Unes me, ha at a. I"hgs'on Hc'e'.
Elk Postmaster Fleckenston. who made an I'M" cess
full fight against Alderman Tracy for place on the
stae Committee last fall. was there. but cxCollector
Martin is out Of the city and Thomas Brown OF Wheat
land one OF the most uncompromsins OF the an'illl
men In this county, Is sick abed. The only thing
agreed upon so far ms can be learned that dcsea
lion OF representative Cleveland men should go down
10 Albany from this county next Monday. One OF
those present at the conference that IL is under
stood that the Hotel Kenmore will be the headquarters
for the Cleveland men. Just what they will do when
they get 10 Albany he did not know.
protest against the early convention would prob
ably be prepared and presented 10 the Hill Convention
IL was said ID might be decided to hold primaries all
over the state and to send solid Cleveland delegation
to Chicago A conference OF the Cleveland men VIII
be held tomorrow and will be selected TO go TO
Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

SPECIAL TRAINS TO CARRY WlGWAM BRAVES.
Tammany Hall swarmed with excited braves yes
terday. making eager preparation for attending the
alleged Democratic state Convention which ID. b. Hill
will assemble in Albany Monday. The Tammany
Hall Committee Of Twenty-four held meeting with
closed doors In the council chamber on the first floor
and heard reports from committees charged with the
duty of seeing that satisfactory quarters at Albany
provided and gave out railroad tickets 10 several
hundred gents" who will embrace the opportunity OF
having trip 10 Albany at no expense 10 themselves
Three trains will leave the Grand Central station Tor
Albany to-day at l 30 As and p. m respectively
containing many parlor cars as may be necessary
10 accommodate the Canr7 1t was announced that
before the convention meets conference OF lam
many Hall delegates will be held. ostcnsibly ior
consultation really for the purpose OF receiving
Boss Croker's final orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20

A romdn's aim
Is 10 look her best
but she'll never
reach 1t without
perfect health:
For perfect
health, take Or.
Piercc's Favorite
Prescription. All
tho functional ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-02-20
THE HARLEM RFPU BIICAN CLUB DINNER.

GlCe was placed IN nomination LOT bONeflOr, cut
declined the honor. state Executive Committee
appointed.
THE HARLEM REPUBLICAN CLUB DINNER.
A subscription dinner was given by the members OF
the Harlem Republican Club at the clubhouse, No l15
West twenty hfh-st last night and 10
was great In every respect. As the seating
CAPACITY Of the room which the dinner given
limited anly fifty plates were laid and they were all sub
serbad for. The committee having the dinner In charge
were D. +. Porter A. b. Humphrey, j. l.. Mille:, Slas
c. Croft Philip Miller l.. \. Stuart, II. Wheeler Combs
and L. NJ. Cutler. Washington WDsor acted tolst-
master fully maintained his reputation as genial
host The dinner begun at q 80 O'Clock aas the
speech.maklng kept up TO late hour Among those
present Abraham s. Steers Charles A. Helfe John
J. Sperry, Walter Watkins, George A. Gardepef Dr. j.
Shrady wimose Onway, T.. j. Hinckey Mortmer {.
Hewlett Daniel Putney, DR.. John Carr Henry C. Calkn,
Philip NJ. MlspAueh, g. w. Taylor \. NJ. Underhill,
James A Crysn, John Fish, w. II. Montgomery. Henry
Budelman Matt d. Cannon, T. II. Icttcn Mr.. Bulle.
Charles T. Seward II. Raphael Charles Il. TrOtt-r Loren
W. fuller and f. w Knapp
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NETWORK AT THE FAlh.
THE ASSEMBLY VOTES ID HAVE HER In
HIBIT CLOGED On SCNDAi;.

THE WORLDS FAIR BILL AFTERwAND LAW
ASIDE. on MOTION or G. II. BUslI-lhE