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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
JEFFERSON N. LEWIS PURCHASE.

Negotiations for the sale OF the property known
as " Dclmonioo'sr No 20 Broadst.. by the Woraser
brothers to jefferson NJ Levy. were completed yes
tcrday the purchase price being &32j,0oo The prop
erty was bought by the Wormscrs about a month
ago for 100000 from syndicate which had paid
for it AT public sale the extremely low price OF
$50 coo. Mr.. Levy said yesterday that the reason
for selling given by the worInsers was that one OF
the brothers wanted TO build zine structure on the
spot while the other did not. The result WIS an
agreement TO sell the property again. Mr.. Levy
said that he might erect new building ut No. 20
himself but lie in no hurry and might not do
so for year yet. lie thought he had secured
bargain. Property opposite II, running from Ncw-st.
broadway, had been bought by the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company for Sijj n square foot.
Although rents We're higher between New and Broad
sts. than between New and Broadway yet his
purchase price scarcely amounted 10 more than half
that figure The property fronts 26 feet inches
In Ercudst.. 30 feet inches i'm News and runs
Iji feet through. Mr. Levy Is the owner OF Month
cello. the old home OF Thomas Jefferson In vr-
Ciula
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
BIDS FOR CLEANING THE STREETS

Street Cleaning Commissioner Brennan opened bids
Yesterday for the final iposition Of the street col
Iccions having advertised and rradycriscd for bids
for II month or more. II l. estimated that there will
he 100000 cutie yards OF a,hc, and garbage
during the year $4,000 cubic yards Of Strcctswecp
ngs and 1000 cubic yards of material Of the Dock
Department Bids found Ia the box from
two bidders when It opened. james Mc( art
ncy. ol County Democracy famc In the old NVlllth
District offered 10 remove the refuse for from -
10 - cents cubic yard according the place
OF deposit near or more remote, while the Moi.
fatlIodghins Clark Company wanted - cents cnb.c
yard, regardless Of the place Of deposit.
Now the Controller the Street Cleaning Com
missioner. the Mayor and all hands wondering
what has become 81 George rfng,on. who appeared
before the Controller last rcccmbcr. and gave him n
fairy tale about the ease and c!capness with which
the material could he carried of. lie said that he
represented the Mining, Power and Dredging Com.
pany. at No. 10 Cortlandt-5 and that his company
had patent machines and other wonderful facilities
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
FOR THE UNION LEAGUES RECEPTION.
OVER 800 GUESTS WILL BE ENTERTHNEp-CL'n
ppJvIrFCES EXTENDED.

l.
PRIVILEGES EXTENDED.
7o.o 1r,on Iaoco,c club will give The first Of the
land receptions to the officers Of the American anu
to-oicr Neets this evening. six hundred ana eiGAN
invitations have been sent ont and arrangements nave
been made 10 entertain about 52o guests WHO Dave
accepted The invitations we're taken hS rcpi'
sentative Of the club to Hampton Eoads anu as
t,ib,ted with the aid Of Admiral Gherardi. All 'He
officers who can be sp.icd from the hee's VIII al
tend.
Ue.iI.s the naval officers there have been HVNru
President Cleveland and his cabinet. the Nce-fre'i
dent the Speaker OF the House oi Nepr'~f"''"''''
the chairman OF the committees on naval ""'"S VI
the Senate and llouse. all army officers IN an" "'"'
Xcv York including those West Poi int. Ftri tamil
ION Governors Island. Wilctts Point. cue" memo'i'
Of the diplomatic corps acting cons"iS anu p''''
dents OF other claDs
President Cleveland had returned no answer u l"'
invitation Of the clup up 10 ia'e h""r Nc''i""H
and il was not known whether or not ne ""''' "
nrc..ut secretary Ierbcr, has accepted and letter
Of regret have been received from III" a'cr'''' y.
the Treasury and the secretary Of war. Persona.
accentarccs have also been received from nearly hi'
the officers Of the fleet.
The naval officers Will land nj Pier "a. West
Thirty fourth.st at y. M, and VIII =" hct ~
special escorts with carriages. The escorts WIZ "
arranged 50 that each will Ice able f. speak 'I'
language Of the Chic"r whOn Iic accompanies 80"
pier will b.. illuminated
The guests will be presented I" "eher'i H"''
Porter president Of the club, by their honorary -
corts A detail OF forty men from the Gu AT'ul'r9'
Bellows Island and thirty marines from The American
souadron will act a. a guard OF honor AT the cup
house.
Alter all have arrived and been pr".cnlcd supper
will be- served. The gless viii b. seated s'ic'N
according 10 their rank, the Arrangement having p"A
made by the committee in charge In consultation
with Admiral Ghrrardl. Tie Dukt 81 'cRb"" WIZ
be present in his uniform a. IN admiral. 49,
< military land from Fort llaininoii ana az
orchestra will furnish music ThoiIc! VIII l"ihI3!
Ia floral decorations. Tags and electric lIel'' VIII
also be used 70 deck the handsome clubhouse III
honor OF the distinguished gnc,ts.
The committee ia charge consists oil Htllrfil lild''
Porter chairman: john Il. Van Werner. srCr'lhlt
j. Adrancc Bush, George Montague Frank J E"dai
Robert NJ. Galloway ana Thomas Il. thrkc. Mr van
Werner will call upon Admiral HErrardi on Dard
his flagship today max" final arrangements IN.
Union League Cub has extended The psivHts,S OF
its h0nsc 10 all naval officers during NE cr!enra'lo!,
and MIR. Van WOrncr will take with him TO Admlral
C;hprardi the cards OF invitation, which VIII De-
Immediately Distributed throughout the Meet: .
The eth Regiment Veteran, Club, No. 100 flith-
ave- has extended the privileges Of its house ~ ia"
visiting naval Gilt crs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
COURT CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

Sup,fme Court General Term.-eeess continued.
supreme Court-t hambcI,-Beforc lrudx, Motion
Saprmc Court-spec-l rerm-part' and II-Ad'
ri,eult Cour-rart III-Before Barrett. J-Nos 1876.
C.reilt toGit-pst I-AdlouIned ;or the term. 49,
Circuit CouIt-par lI-Be'ore Patterson, J.-ca'e'
C!rcGi: touIt-part Iv-Before Beach, Gases from
surrosates Court-Tril Term-Be!ore Fitzgerald s.
WIS Vi L.nka Hal. Patrick II. fenton ana James H.
Sur.oq,s., Court-C hambsrsDe:ori Ransom. S-tstate
Catharine smith; 10 80 m e,ae ~ soph, H.'
aSn, :" Never rGr S NARY sSaVcy RUFUS Hatch ad
CONT Abraham htVn.er. joseph Byron jacob Muhl'
ie.der Margaret stitS, John Diefenta her Jenn ~
Rid Emma DUrIn. Mary sanf I'd, Elizabeth Is iiah'i'
Ton and Sarah Young. 10 80 a. m. ,. n f.,
t..umoa rlras'tclcll lerm-lrfpre BnoA-,aNef L. -
and Bischon J.-Appeals from District Courts
Common Pleas-sgcclal Iern-Before BooAsti'er' j.
CSmn n plca,-Equity Tem.--No clendar
Common P!ea,-lriai lsim-rert mss.o'e r'yo'' -
omrnoa Iicas-Tria TernPart II-Beforc Daily, {. j.
-,asc ON: IIayiland Price. 49, ,,..
irra-> Trial Icrm-Part liI0Belorc "'esef''n'
J-Casc on smith ". ffh National Bank a..
superior Court-Speclal Ierm-Before McAdan' J-No''
Suis,r,or 1uri-insi Tcrm-part i-Be'ore Dugro, j.
C.se IN NcClllough v. Greenwich savings Bank.
superior ,ouft-fai Term-PaFts "A anu
'O' civ Coait-spccia Term-Baiofe Ehricn. I. Mo
city Court-Trial Tcrm-Parts I, II, III and l|-Aa
C",r o, over and Tcrmner-Tefo-e Ineraham. j, and
Assistant, District.Attor.c We'ks-NO J. =, ~, ,
,our, III tcrer,l s'ssionsPart Befof, Nar'ine -
and Assistant Dstrict-Attmey NacAonA-No'' 10 -
Court Of General scssions-Part GI-Beforc Fitzgerald
J and A.-i.tan; D,trlct.Attoney rownserd-Nos
% = inclusive n,
court Of General sc.sonsPar III-BefOre sHyth' r.,
and District. Attorney Neoll-No. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

THE RAPID TRANSIT COMM SsIoH INPNTf ENr
WITH THE MASHATTAN COMPANY.

THE RAPID TRANSIT COMM SsIoy INPATf ENr
WITH THE M.yuATTAN COMPANY.
Tie M,nhaiien Railway Company Is not Sc, ready
10 give . final answer the Rapid Transit CcmMs sion
concerning the Commissions proposition, granting
extensions 10 the Manhattan system. The Rapid
Transi, Commissioners met In william stcnway's
house No. 90 Grarercy Park. yesterday afternoon
Mr.. starin not ut the meeting. Mr.. Stcinway
read the following letter froT George J. Gould
Referring 10 the resolution OF the Rapid Transit
Conmt sion relative 10 the extension OF the Manhat-
tan Railroad Company. wonld state that til. ncces-
sary data and Information for preparing a proper
communication under the circumstances To TIE Com
mis- sion 1, being obtained | have been unable as
set to complete my examination Of the subject
trrst that the Commission viii consider tina, the
fullest attention bas been given TO the matter that
Is demanded by H. magnitude and It's bearing on the
future OF the city Of Newiorh and tlc Manhattan
Railway Company, and | hope within IA few days TO
be able 70 communicate fally with the Commission
After this letter rrad M Scinway said No.
,icc villa, Mr.. Goult SAYS. i hope within few days
10 be able To communicate folly with the Commlson.'
| call that rather indefinite"
"I think said Mr.. Eushr. that should have
an answer IN reasonnhl" lcngui "i iiIne ms let
ter Is hardly satisfactory
Il don't Ike 1t ut NIL said Mr. stcnway. II Is
now twelvc days slicc sent thcn resolutions.
Last Tuesday We asked them 10 name date within
which we might expect m answer
My object" said Mr. spencer. In asking them last
Tuesday to name a date within which We might rx-
PEE ar "as h. put the responsibility on the
MGnhittan Company. where II now rests entirely
think Should again ask them t. name SONG
de- mite time
After more talk II WAS agreed 10 writ" 10 Mr..
Gould requesting more definite reply To the Com
missions propositions. The .loa will meet
again on tuesday. \ rlcctiug will be called before
Tuesday II Il reply II r,reivri from the Manhattan
Company several protests were received against
the proposed third track In GrccnwiclSt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

I,rsburg April ga lively tit between the
members of The Anton srdl and Emma inch Concert
ComLan; and their marugcr e. H. IocLe occurred
Just as the company was leaving the city carly this
morning The cause was the non.paymcnt OF sliiry
due the artists. The company appeared here last
night before n small audcrsc. and after the perform
ancc the members went 10 the Union station to take
the Atlantic cxlrss' for the East. When Mr..
Locke appeared there n general demand for hack
sa!ar.es The singers. male aad female finally became
demon trative and attacked Mr. Locke with their
umbrellas. liz was receiving rough treatment when
the night officer OF the station nterposed and peace
was patched up BY promises TO BAY when the
lfxt stop was made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
WYNN GETS THE BENEFIT or A DOUBT.

Justice Ingrahnm. In the Court of oyer and
Tcrmncr yesterday, directed the jury 10 acquit John
Wynn. who was Indicted for manslaughter In the
second degree for having caused the death OF Charles
McNally. wynn and McNaly We're drivers and their
wagons became locked together IN Bedfordst.. on De-
cembcr :. lsDl. Wynn invited McNay down on
the ground to fight II out. When McNally refused
wynn Jumped on his wagon and tight followed
McNally was injured lady that he died several
weeks later Justice Ingrnhnm said that there was
not enough evidence to show that wynn was ut fault
crime charged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
u,xn.ovr prcor>rIoxs ~ TIE GARDEN.

Il WIFI 10 doubt b.. a pleasure foi th0>c VINO
canno obtain s,.,is or l., for tn" naval lali 10
learn that the decorations for This occasion 10"
adarn the Interior q tic Madison >qn"r" Car len
Ar,pllihcntrc where The two iic German band are
giving thclr musical festival. - that tho" n'"h"is
the remaining four performances, ma'in"" TO-DAY "hn
saturday afternoons. w'll n 10 nights perform
ancc and the last concert On i'i@V "'gh'' -" ""'
the opportunity a. Ni"Wing th" h'hl e''',"'''"''
which are tho most magnificent H. ii!ae"' h"vcr''
,,r. oruam,u,uilou and Illumination EVER seen
In this cit. .. .,., .,, H.. .,l,e
ere Object, Of universal admiration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
tSSyCVvPyT or 4 SPONGE COMPANY

Charles a. Salmon AZ Co.. who have done business
at No. 20 Hncst.. under the style Of the Cuba spongc
Company made an assignment Yesterday 10 Alexander
Mclhado The assignment was signed by Jose \.
Gutierrez, the junior partner. rs Mr. salmon Is al,
present In Havana. where h. lives. The Irm was
formed In October, 1856, End regarded as Il
branch of Lorenzo Fcrran Of Havana. ii generally
carried a stock Of about 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
TO ESCORT THE PRESIDENT.
Committeeman TO ATTEND HIM AND MEMBERS
OF HIS PARTY.

At n meeting Of the committee TO receive ircSiueh'
Cleveland and his party from Washington to,h'eh'
and to wait on him during his visit IN New-iorh
there were present yesterday General Horace Porter
Perry Belmont c. c. baldwin. j. Edward clnmohs'
F.. V. skinner ISdor -traus. Clarence W. bo"r''
Howard Carroll. Walter stanton and James J. Martn
Perry Belmont was made chairman. ana Clarence W.
Roven secretary OF the meeting. The entire commit
foe will be at Jersey City this evening with carriages
o s45 o'clock and will escort the Presidents party
10 the Victoria Hotel.
Tomorrow morning c. c. Baldwin and clarence
w. Bowen will escort the party from the victoria
Hotel 10 the Dolphin. at Twentythlid-> On leaving
the Dolphin the President viii land a' Ninety ,S'A'i
St. and he will be escorted from mat ponn' =" '',
let, ,to,o, nv Walter Stanton and j. Edward
simmons The committee will also cscor, MN 10 u.c
ball. Mr. Belmont will attend me 'resiueh'i'i parry
wien II leaves New York saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
PRESSING TIE WORK ~ THE TAI OFFICE.

The work Of the Tax Department on the assessment
rolls of 1898 Is being pressed with extraordinary
,igor this year. The Commissioners expect 10 get
matters I'm shape SO that the public business viii not
suffer during the removal II tie Departments Of
fees from the "siaats Zeilung" Building 10 the
stewart Building May I. SATURDAY; April -.
M noon will wind mp the revision Of the iaX-rolls.
MS April 30 which l. the last day under the law
for Swearing OF" assessments, falls this year Oh
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
EXTENDING 4 STREET RAILWAY ~ HARLEM

Tie Board Of Aldermcn yesterday gave It's Rail
rond Committee authority TO consider the petition for
nm extension Of the Forty second Street Manha tanve
and Nicholas Avenue Railway through West
Onc-uidred-a nd ,cnh-s and cathedral Parkway from
IcnoX-avc. TO Riverside Drive. The company has
promised to use no locomotive. steam or overhead
trolley power II the privilege /, granted. Horse
power. or whatever motive power may be- allowed
by the State Railroad Commission and the property
holders, under existing laws may only be- used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
BUSINESS IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.

DECISIONS HANDED DOWN AND CASES ARGUED.
Albany, April 25-Thcse decisions were handed
down I'm the Court Of Appeals to-day:
The People rel Eckrm.yer. Field CO. ana others
agt Frank Rice. secretary Of statr. apPeiltni u:
rouse ana others appellants. oct Walter "nn,iesey'
In Ic assignment OF Aoner Mcll.n. Dennis oDon1g
me, substituted assignee. spi"inn' uehrS D"n''
IT,. respondent. order affirmed VIII. cyrs. .,,..
executes etc, appellants Judgment mOiined oy
tikng out all costs included therein of ID. lormer
.u against the Guardian ana ,he appes n , ,,as
and rs modified AHMED without costs to either party
III Inc people agi. Frank W RoehI. appellant judy
Mary C. sIeiuheausei ag;. John Mason, appellant;
William Lord appellant a., a. d. nhs ani
appellant; II. ~ Douglas agi: lhoeWH , in,aI'mcs
Company OF LrooRlyn. appellant; Eliza W. WHITE and
another agt. +. NJ. benjamin, arpeiIahi, ioDls Op.r
and an1iher appeIlans. Judgment affirmed with
costs. r.
Louls T. Dury.a and others. execnto,s appel ants:
aCt. william &. NosbuIgh. Judgment reversed, new
tiial granted. costs 10 at!de event -
Charles T. Eowdiie trustee etc ,g'. lSr"nSs
niciifcd AS provided in opinion with costs
Leopold Adler agt. Metropolitan Elevatrd hallway
Company appellant, Judgment nr mSnned IN y hs
ard as 50 modified affirmed Without costs To eiiher
party IN this CONT.
lem, Bschof agi Ncw-York Elevated Railroad
Comrany and other,. appellants. Argued by HTnrr1
Tolles for appellants; Wheeler u. Peckham for
K T. DalzelI appellant. ag the h,, Fayhs Watch Watch
liant; ". A. J-nner for Respondent. ,u
{. $. Holmes appellant agt ~ ISLE L. mllnia y
Argued b. George iioadl,y for appellant, James y.
Jaleway Tor respondent. Argument ulhnshedl
Day Calendar tor tomorrow Is Nos. 49, 42o' Al
1nnrsday being a legal holiday. the court will sd
joum over FROM Tomorrow until next Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
THE CONSUL SAYS THE REPORT rs FALSE.

The British Consul at ills port Is Indignant at the
criticisms made upon Tie way In which the bushes,
Of the Consulate Is conducted. some British sub.
jccts have Ccmpaiuei In England that the British
Consulate has not attended to the interests of sen
captains and vessel owners with prOmpincss. Such
report Is utterly false said the British Consul
YESTERDAY. We have tried In every way TO ,x-
pciitc the business Of this Office II Is to our in
IareNf do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
NORRIS n. JESY-P Calls on THE MAYOR.

Before the IOard OF Estimate met yesterday
Morris X. Jcsnp called on the Mayor TO talk over
the application OF the Park Department for an Issue
OF 100000 of bonds. the proceeds 10 b. used in
erecting additions TO the American Museum OF Nat
ura History. Mr.. Jcsup has been made aware Of
an adrCdt change In the law applicable TO such cases
by which the Museum Improvements requested by
the trustees and approved by the Park Commission
crs are no longer mandatory upon the Board oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
PEDIryyG THE PRICE OF coal

The Western sales agents Of the Anthracite Coal
companies met Yesterday morning In the Central
Building In Cortnnd.st.. and decided to reduce TIE
price Of coal 80 cents ton all sizes. This is 10
conform 10 III" prices made bv the Eastern agents
In March. The Eastern agents at their monthly
meeting yesterday recommended that TIC May out
put be- 100000 tom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
EDWARD BELL 4 scHOOL COMMISSIONER

Edward Bell was appointed a school Commit sloncr
Yesterday by Mayor Glru; to ill the vacancy caused
by william u. Gray's death Mr. icll Is In the lnS,r-
ance business and is IL member Of the Union aud Mln.
haitian Clubs and Of the Tmmany organization OF the
XIVth Assembly District He lives AT No. 3ll Lex
ingtOnn,e and |, q son OF Isaac Bell. once "A well.
known shipowncr and .or years School COni-
I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

monitor Mantonomoh delivery Of the statue on re-
half Of the commission to TIN civic authorities py
Ashley ". Cole; acceptance Oh behalf e. tn" city oy
Paul Dana president Of the PAIL Board: SINGING OF
tho S1cdish national chorus. " l0r Us SvFa -
swedish chorus Grafton y Colonel William G. Church
music by the band ic,dirc OF an original ode oy
Miss Anna Cronhjelm Wallbcrc: singing Of STcdish
rational chorus Vart Lsnd" (our country, led by
frofesso. Emil Llnd.tcd, music by band. ColuEba
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

, ry,u,,e Tn. rammany Legislature Just before Il
ns,a,'"sI .mended The statute providing for the ad-
diticns to the Museum suIdins' maN,s IT permissivc
Inscad Of mandatory TammaEa halls Mr. Mrs h no ~
cali meeting OF the trustees 10 Outsider ms the qes,
lion OF withdrawing the plans ior the contemplated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

the resort was at the hegh, OF Its social and Naval
glory and to-day IT is rs deserted as country village
and with the passing Of the feet there disappeared
also the gay crowds Of men and women who nave
trOn Ced the hotels days. Every train and every
available boat has been utilized In getting the visitors
out OF town rapidly as possible.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
ANOTHER SUGGESTION FOR RAPID TRANSIT.

An interesting pamphlet has been reprinted for prescn
tatoh to the Rapid Tfans. Commission. IL was Written
by the late Gouverncur NJ. wilkins In lsi-, on the
subject Of rapid transit for submission 70 committee
of the Legislature. The proposition was to relieve Broad
way by Niaduet To bc CARED through suitable avenues
Oh both aides u tho city, Tho structure to DO Of eoh1
masonry with grolnea arches sesunG upou pisss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26

for djspos.ng OF the refuse, that 1t could carry
IL wherever the city wanted II for ia cents per
cubic ward The company had unlimited quantities
also ~ iues and scows and all the labor required
Mr.. Ellington gave the Controller written memo
bid. and Mr.. Myers still has that precious docu'
ment,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-04-26
FOR TIE UNWILLING OF TIE ERICSSON STATUE

The programme Of the ceremonies for the unwilling
Of the Ericsson statue al the Battery to day Is as
follows Twcnty-fOur swedish societies win meet at
Union Square at O'Clock. Major Louis +. Hallen
Will be grand marshal. Two lodges OF swedish ODD
Fellows will be In line, the Manhcrn Lodge and the
Amaranthus Lodge OF which Ericsson MEM
Der Tn. Rev Moritz S'olfa and Miss E'sclinda An
derson who will unvcll the statue. viii ride In car
Rage. The Goth Regiment Band and three other
bands will furnish music. The route OF march Will
be- down Broadway to the Battery. Tlrre the lno
will be reviewed by Mayor Gir)y. There VIII be
music by the band and chorus OF swedish singers,
"Thc Star spanglcd Banner led by Professor josef
Hagstrom prayer by the Rev. Moritz stofa reading
OF the act of tho Legislature authorizing the erection
OF the monument by Ashley ". Cole unwilling Of
the by Mss Anderson with music by the bards,
and salute OF twenty guns by the United States