Vyndham K. Meredith told the cnininit
ee that it was a disgrace that tlie city
ad never erected a monument I'ne
or to Matthew Fontaine Maury, the
i'athflnder of the Seas "
Chairman Grundy called attentioa to
lie fact that years ago the City Cotin
il appropriated $5,000 for the erec
ion of a monument to I'ne. with th
irovlsion that a similar sum be rais
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