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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-03
CARSON lrs1s.-rhe appeal of this

CARSON IrENs.-The Appeal of this
morning has the following:
Chiarini's Royal Italian Circus per-
formed last night to an audience Of be-
tween six and seven hundred people.
1t is but just and truthful to say that II
is, by all odds, the most complete in It's
appointments, most satisfactory as q
performance of any circus that has ever
appeared upon this coast. In some re-
spects, if not in all, it is the best ring
exhibition that we ever saw. The per-
formers, riders, %acrobats, tumolers,
etc., are fully equal to the best that are
to be found anywhere, and the trained
horses far surpass any We over W.T.
messed. It is such an exhibition rs
should be seen-once, at any rate.
Our playgoers will be glad to hear
that Mr.. l.. F. Beatty has entered n
arrangements with Moore & Parker,
owners of the Carson Theater, for the
occupancy of the same during the COM
ing winter months. With Mr.. Beatty as
the manager, we may anticipate " the
legitimate drama" in its purity.
"NExr NovENBER.'-This campaign
song, which goes to the tune Of "Abrs-
hams Daughter" and which hos be-
come n universal ~favorite, first appeared
in the appeal, and was written by MIR.
]. r. Megarrigle Of this city.
There will be Divine service in tho
Catholic Church on Sunday, the 4th, at
IL o'clock, by Rev. W. Gleason, III. A.,
late Chaplain to the British troops in
the East Indies.
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The ORDER OF THE DAY-a general
order for Sozodont. In the teeth OF all
opposition it has become the supreme
dentifrice Of the age.
A WAC sent General Grant n bottle oil
"Spalding's Glue n few days since.
Query Was it to mend his mcerschaum
or to cement friendship between him.
self and Butler?
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Agreat French phisycian says: More than hal
Of the diseases In the world m from neglect 70
fortify the system against changes OF climate, wealth
ar and food, The great secret OF health Is 70 keep
The condition OF the Stomach and blood regular and
uniform, so that change from Heat TO Cold, rom
the body, and breed disease"
Now, Il Is q fact, positive and well.known. that
there Is no such bulwark and assistant for the stom-
nch AZ
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,pp1y.Ls AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

Br WELLS, FARGO nj CO.'S LINZ.
Mary Walter, R c Page, w Dobbs, ] w
Ellison, NJ Stern, Julian Asher, Sarah Grier,
Mrs Muller, ] Haycock and wife, Mrs Slim
cerland, D Straut, J b Jeffries and wife, w
Deburly and lady, Mr. Hastings, Mr. Henry,
II S Beck, W Davidson, Geo Weir, Mr. Xix,
Mrs Short, Mrs Noyes, F Banner, C B Noe,
NJ B Campbell, Mr. Darling, John China. E
W Peck, ] Lake.
BY WOODRUFF mi ENNoR 5 LINE.
James Brown, ]. Roth, D C Dinsmore, P
Pleasant, II Hardness, NJ Cummings, Pat
Casey.
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NJ , p,poo .Sn 70 30 ,,yu

RI WELLS, ARG y co.'s LINE.
NJ Medin, Mr. Cary, DR. Bronson, &c Lir-
ermore. L Marzen, Mrs DR. Cieburns, w J
Duke, VIM Oats, A Marzen, J Raven, Joe
Margen, Mr. Lovely, Sonora c Osorlo, J c
Hampton, Mr. Eyle, J w Coffroth and wife,
B F Myers, John Raney, Henry Weible, W
Grierson, Miss Smith, julius Levy, James
Black, Mr. Wheeler. P Gallagher, W J
Forbes, Mons Cogniasse, Mr. Wheatley, Mr.
Ellis, Mr. James, F Deneri, Mrs Eddington,
Mr. Budd Smith and wife, Mr. Renfry, Louis
Writ, Mr. Mallett, Pat Rafferty,, VIM Gold.
worthy, S Hart, A C Scott, Pat Holland, Jas
Eddington.
pY WOODRUFF AND ENYoR's
JF Daley, Charles Snyder, J Drift. d Rey.
nols, ] c Paschen, Mrs O'Brien, J Howser,
John Ogden, A Van Gersen, Mrs Snyder and
children, d p Elsom.
BY PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINZ.
Mr. FRITZ, W S Sherwood, Mrs FRITZ, Mrs
Grass and child.
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PLEAS.

PLEAS.
LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER Is sure and GER
tain death to everything OF the Insect specie-flcas
Reaches. Nosguitoes, Ants, Bug,
What is peculiarly surprising In regard TO TINS ar
t,clc is, that Notwithstanding It's instant death to in-
sacts IL is perfectly harmless to mankind and do
mcstic animals. II can be inhaled or eaten with I'm
punity. II bear the testimony OF eminent disinter-
ested chemists that II is
FROM P0ISO N.
No article has ever given such positive satisfaction
In Its use. ..d
readily useI-dircctIons accompany each flask. BE.
ware OF cOunterfelts.
Tho genuine has the signature Of I. LYON, and the
nriyate stamp OF DENAs BARNES & 70. Every
ihing else OF this kind IL an imitation or counterfeit.
ANY druggist will procure the genuine II you insist
Won Will have no other.
Sold by druggists and dealers on the racine COST.
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Masonic Notice.

Culver STAR LODGE NO. 8, F. "A.
y & A. NJ, meets at their Lodge; Wy
streets, Gold Hill. every SATURDAY LXN
evening at Z O'Clock. Stated eomm nra,hrsn in
hst Saturday In each month. All bretnr'h III
good standing arc cordially invited.
BY order Of the W. ~, secrct.rv.
VIZ nAhh' ami N
Gold Hill August 1, 1865.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-03

ROYAL HoRsE.. 0rERA.-Among our
Carson items see what the appeal says
about Chiariui's Royal Italian circus
Il performed at Carson last night.
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charges ut San Francisco Rates.
jy21 II IL. HARRlS.
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KILLER s sPERLING, Agents for Nevada.
ONCE, No. 6s South C street, Virginia.
seS11m
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BITTRRs.
Important Certificates.

Important Certificates.
"s . lowe much to you, for verify believe
the Plantation Blttsrs have saved my NE. -,
REV. ". II. WAGG0NER, Madrid, N. T."
- Thou wilt send me two bottles more
OF thy Plantation Bitters. My wife hasbecn greatly
0'"'e"" ASA CURRIN. Philadelphia, Pa"
- have been . great 3nferer from "
pepsIa, and had to abandon breathing. -" The
Plantation BItters have cured me.
REV. J.. s.. CATHORN, Rochester. N. Y"
"* = have given the Plantation Bltters to
hundreds Of our disabled soldiers with the most as
tonlshing effect. G. w. ID. ANDREWS.
Superintendent Soldiers Home, Cincinnati. o."
languid brilliant, and are exhausted Natures great
%rcstorer. lin
The public may rest assured that in no case VIII
the perfectly pure standard Of the PLANTATION BIT.
TERs be departed from. Every bottle bears thelde-
siuils Of our signature on q tteet pIdfs engraving,
or u cannot BE- genuine: NJ
Anv person pretending TO sell PLANTATION BIT,
rERs IN bulk or BY the gallon, 10 a trindir aud
impostor. Beears Of relied Iottles. See that our
Pirate Stamp 70 USMurILATED orsr every corr.
Sold by all Druggists. Groeers and DealarsthrouSh'
WIN p. II. DRAKE g. CO.,
New York, Sole Proprietors.
nKDINGTON g. Co.,
416 and i1S Front Street San Frsncisco'
AosntIJor CaiUornia and Nevada.
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"s lowe much to you. for verify belIe'
the Plantation Blttsrs have saved my llie. -,
REV. W. II. WAGG0NER. Madrid, N. T."
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
HORSE NILES.

match can he made between Prvateer aud J. A 4.
Connolly at three mile heats, with one hundred
pounds up.
The race horses are all on their way 20 Narragan.
set. From presen, appearances the meeting will be
o great one.
Preparations are making for the running and trot-
ting meeting ut Springfield, Mass. commencing on
the sth of september and continuing three days.
state post stake is being arranged TO be run at
New Orleans In November. Alabama Louisiana and
Missouri have made nominations. other states Will
soon he heard FROM
The leading hotel keepers Of Saratoga intend giving
$1,000 each for a purse to be run for at the next
meeting at that place. The railroad company also
intend donating a like amount, which will make q
purse worth running for.
Lobelia has gone into the stable OF Mcconnell &
Thompson. She Will not be pulled again.
A sweepstakes for three year Olds Will be run In
Baltimore in 1870. seven gentlemen are in at a. 900
each and another IL expected. Those In the stake
are:-M. H. sanford, W. X. Cameron. 4. Morris,
Bowie 4 Hall, J. 0'Fallon, Dennison & Crawford and
ID. ID. wihers.
The three mile handicap TO be run at Paterson
next month has twenty.one entries.
The sale OF the Anneswo0d stables takes place on
the sd OF October. Extra, Dickens, Kentucky. be-
sides lots or youngsters and brood mares, Will be
disposed OF to the highest bidders Bets have been
made tnat Kentucky would bring over $I2 O0o.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
THE CATTLE DISEASE.

All honorable man engaged In the drove yard or
butchcring business appear willing to heartily
operate with the Board Of Health In their efforts to
prevent the introduction of diseased meat into the
markets OF this city. But in every occupation OF
life there are men who willing to sacrifice every
principle OF honesty for the sake OF gain. and even
trinc with human life for miserable pittance so
there have been instances Of parties attempting to
smuggle small herds Of cattle known TO be diseased
into the city. The vigilance OF the officers OF the
Board has OF late been taxed To the utmost in tracing
some of these and it IL now believed the last of them
have been found, mostly in a dying condition. Pc
cuiar reticence L. observed In regard TO the where
abous OF these cattle and the parties having them In
chargefor what reason II not saed-but 1t u to be
hoped that such silence Is not maintained for the
purpose OF aiding In the escape from the Just
punishment due them for their acts OF the mlscre-
ants who would jeopardiZc the lives OF whole fam
lies for patry gain The offence is one known to
the law and II the Board OF Health possess the evi
dence of any individuals guilt they Will be recreant
to their duty IL they shrk prosecution
some time since four diseased cattle were selected
by the medical officer OF the Board ana placed In
quarantine for pathological observations and expert
ment. They were fed on marsh grass, and carboic
acid mixed with the water was given them, the result
beng a decided improvement In their health and
condition. on sunday one or them showing the
least signs OF recovery was slaughtered, and the
viscera blood tissues and organs preserved for mi.
CroscOpc examination and medical study. The
others are rapidly approaching convaesccncc. The
detailed results OF this experiment have not yet been
made known. but ts Importance IN aiding TO cor
rect understanding Of the nature OF the fever cannot
be ovcre stimated.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
CLEARED.

Steamship Cmbrfa NG), Barends, Hamburg-Kunhardt Il
Co.
Steamship Franconia. Sherwood. Portland-J Ames.
Steamship Gaucus Walden. Boston-W Clyde.
Steamship Salvor, Hallett, Boston-W Clyde.
Ship Southern Rights Woodwork, Bordeaux-C Wright
& Co.
Bark Alexander Cswe) Amfedt Antwerp Mencke
4 Wendt.
Bark Frlgg (Nor) Olsen, Cette--H W Edge.
Bark Due Fratel Utah, Messing, Ce.te "A Agreste.
Bark Malaleel AUST, Tugnzzo Cette-S ocovich Smith:
Brig Agenora OBJ, LeMaere, Cork for orders-H Il
Never.
Brig Lark, scopean Curacoa-Jones Lough.
Brig Mercedes Br), Kohl Cienfuegos 4 Jova.
Brig Sarah Ellen (Br), McLouchln, Hafax-H Dewolf
& Co.
Brig Nellie johnson Br Holiness John, NB-Jed Frye
Co.
Brig Union Star (Br), Merriam, St john NB-H Dewolf
Co.
Brig Sir Robert Mcclure (Br Grialths wilmington, NC
Marsh.
Brig Catawba. Gchrist, Boston, W Ewell 4 Co.
Schr l. Fabens, Cook, Parnahba- Bros.
Schr Ann Amelia, Bush, Norfolk.
Schr Ruth Baker, Loring, Georgetown, DC-Wah, Field
Way
Schr Jas Nelson Staplcs Taunton.
schr Harry & Ned, Greene, New Haven-G Racket &
Bro.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST 49, 8e8-rRlPLE

precinct; the shooting OF oficer scholes, OF
the Eighth; the unwarrantable attack upon
certain Members Of the Fourteenth precinct
(as reported in the HERALD OF Sunday
morningl, and many. minor acts OF bl!gerency
ported is that In which officer H. p. Whalen OF tine
Twentieth precinct. charges that on Sunday night
a number OF ro1ghs collected on the corner OF thirty
third street and Seventh avenue, and ON ordering
them away enc Joseph Flynn walked up 70 MIN ana
without any provocation struck him In the face He
arrested the fellow whO on being arraigned yester-
day morning before Justice Dodge, denied the charge.
The officer called another member OF the force, VINO
inQs political hanger-on about the court, thinking
to influence the Justice, jumped up from back seat
strike Whalen. The Justice, however, held the
prisoner for trial at the General Sessions, and the
Ting for once, found that their presence could not
Shield their friend from punishment
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
ATAl ACCIDENT on THs HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
PouGuKrrpsIr. AuglstI7.

PoUGHKEEPsIE, Angus IL, 1868.
Two men were Killed on the Hudson River Railroad
at Rhinebeck last night by the night express train
bound north. Both were railroad employees. Their
names were John Gilluley and Thomas Finn. Tho
former was thrty-Gve years Of age and the latter
about forty. lie leaves a wife and three children.
They were walking the track about two miles north
OF the station, near the tunnel. The engineer Of the
locomotive sounded his alarm whistle In vain. The
engine struck them, inutilating them in a horrible
manner. IL IL thought tGat Guley was intoxicated
az bottle OF whiskey was found on him. Finn has
always been a sober, hard working man. Coroner
quick, OF Rhinebeck, held an inquest this morning,
the jury returning verdict 10 sccordance With the
favtA
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
DtnlcsArlC MASS MEETING N NEWARK.

The democracy OF Newark, n. j., gathered in
overwhe helming numbers at Rosevillc Park, pleas.
antly situated grove just outside the city limits last
evening for the purpose OF listening TO several demo
cratic campaign orators, and more particularly Rich
ard O'GOrman. Of New York.
In point of numbers enthusiasm and general una
nimity of feeling the meeting was grand success,
and II IL proper To state that the utmost harmony
and good order prevailed throughout the occasion.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
schr DR. Powers, Hawkins New Haven for Elizabeth

Schr Ripple, Lynch, New Haven for Trenton.
schr Jos Bright Nickerson New Haven for Phadephia.
Henry Parker Parker, New Haven for Philadelphia.
schr Susan McDivit AcDivit, New Haven for Phiadel
pha.
Schr Henry Remsen, Keath Bridgeport.
Schr Stranger, Davis Bridgeport.
Schr Democrat, Murphy, Bridgeport for Trenton.
schr Annie Clemine, Parker, dreenport for Phadel
phla.
Eastern port (and proceeded)
The British bark Tweed, arrived 10Th from Hamburg
consigned to Whitney Co.
British brig Medea arrived 18th from Rio Grande,
consigned to Geo Buley.
Wind at sunset SSE.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

large and intelligent audience assembled In the
club house OF the Fourteenth Ward Seymour and
Blair Association last night Mr.. William stacy
Barton cae the meeting TO order and presided.
After the ransac ton Of routine business Assembly
man John &. Jacobs was introduced to the meeting
and made a lengthy and vigorous address. Mr..
Jacobs excited the enthusiasm Of his auditors by
dcnouncing the distinction sought to be made be-
tween the rich man aud the poor.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

THE WRArHER YEsrERDAY.-The following record
will show the changes in the temperature for the
past twenty -fom nours as indicated by the ther-
mometer at Hudnut's pharmacy 21s Broadway, HER
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
Tie Cattle Disease In Massac achusctfs.


The cattle disease has found its way TO Massachu-
setts and is creating great excitement among the
farmers and butchers. Nine animals died at Brighton
market yesterday afternoon, and five more died this
morning on farm III Norfolk county. The Governor
has appointed a Board OF Commissioners 10 take all
necessary and possible steps 10 prevent the spread
Of the cOntagUn.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

Weather Along the Coast.
Port OF NEW YORK, AUGUST II, 1868.

NJ The onlce of the Herald yachts is at Whitehall
slip All communications from and consignees to the
masters of inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge
BS- One of the Herald steam yachts-the JAMES the
JEANNErTE-w leave Whitehall every morning at hapast
lour O'Clock for the Lower Bav.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
kINss COUNTY pjLiTICS.
Seymour and Blair Meeting In the Thirteenth
Ward.

An enthusiastic meeting of the supporters OF Sey-
mour and Blair was last evening held In Temperance
Hall, South Second street. Mr. Robert Macoy, Presi-
dent of the Thirteenth Ward Club, presided 1t was
resolved by the meeting to erect a wigwam, and Mr.
Davis from the Finan ce Committee, reported that
slo0 had been collected for the purpose. The club
also resolve d to start q newspaper TO advocate
democratic principles After the transaction Of fur
ther business Hon. Edmund briggs addressed the
meeting at length on the questions involved In the
campaign.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS. .
UNITED STATES comMssuNsa's COURT.
The Alleged Murder the High Seas
DlacharRe.

Discharge.
Before Commissioner Belts.
Yesterday morning, on application Of the United
States District Attorney Henry Morrison, Captain OF
the American bark Columbia was discharged from
custody. Captain Morrison has been for sometime
under arrest on a charge of being accessory to the
murder Of O seaman, named Henry Gunther, who
died from the effects Of punishment administered on
board the Columbia while on voyage from Liver
pool to New York. The mate OF the vessel was the
principal In the bloody transaction, but has never
been arrested. Mr.. Morrison was discharged for the
reason that the evidence against him was insufficient
10 justify his further detention and no further proof
against him could be obtained.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

,,,up no w,uos or THE MISSOURI TATE LO .i
tsn riscs daily In public at No 2lo ohve mse
st. Louis Mo. For circulars, address e'm"o"'' ~'
Co., ST. Louis. No.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

A BsoLUTE DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
States desertion, nonsupport &C. sufficient cause; No
publicity no charge until divorce obtaned advice Free
NJ HOwEs, Attorney, rs Nassau street.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-24

Providing FOR IMlIIGRANTs.--We have re-
oeived from ]. G. Kathman, Esq, Chief of
the Bureau of Immigration, copy of a
printed address recently sent by him to the
landowners of Louisiana. An appeal is
made to those having uncultivated lands on
hand to offer as liberal inducements as pos
sible for immigrants to come forward and
cultivate the same on shares. A few months
ago similar request was made which was
responded to by the planters in great mum.
bers. In st. Landry parish several hundred
acres are under cultivation by Germen men
and women, and the result so far appears to
be mutually satisfactory.
Letters from Germany recently received
at the Bureau indicate great increase In
the immigration to Louisiana this year over
any preceding one in the history of the
State. All these thrifty people require after
landing here is q little correct information
as to the manner Of locating and starting a
homestead. In year or two they become
permanently settled, learn the language and
customs Of the country with great facility,
and make most excellent citizens. Wehope
those having lands to dispose of IN any
manner will correspond with Mr.. Kathman
and assist him In the good work TO the
extent Of their means,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-24
Estate oF John N. REYNOLDS.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIoE
District OF Louisiana,
IQts

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's OFFIoE
District OF Louisiana, :
Monroe, La, May I, 1858.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON THE
i seventh day of May, A. d. 1858, a WARRANT
IN BANKRUPTCY was issued against the estate
of JOHN N. REYNOLDS, Of Trenton, in
the parish of Ousohita and state of Loui,
siana who has been Adjudged bank
rupt his petition; that the payment of
any debts and delivery Of any property belonging to
such bankrupt to him for his use and the trans.
fer Of any property by him, are forbidden by law
that meeting of the ditors Of the said bankrupt
10 prove their debts and to choose or more as
signees Of his estate, will be held at Court of Bank
ruptcy, to be holden at the office of W. j. @ Baker
in the town of Monroe, parish of Ouachita before w
j. @. Baker Register, on the second day of July
A d. 1858. at 10 clock A NJ.
F. j. HEBRON U. S. Marshal
Per NJ. NJ. GRADY, Deputy, as Messenger.
No. TSO-fuyI6iy2
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-06-24

AMUsEMENTs.-Now that the Academy of
Music has closed all the patrons of that es.
tablishment who have been in the habit Of
applauding the sentiments of the sagacious
Yankee who never failed to bring down
the house by fattering illusions to the men
who were wrecked and ruined by their ad-
hesion to the Lost Cause" flock to the
municipal chambers to attend the meetings
of the City Council. Last evening the
crowd was immense, and there being no
cooling off - apparatus, reporters and
aldermen were nearly suffocated. the doors
being blocked, and every inch of available
room outside of the bar of the chamber and
inside of the chamber up to the reporters
table being occupied.
1t is presumed that these multitudes
went there to see the fun, and they did see
it After lengthy discussion on a resolu-
tion offered by Alderman Pessou the Board
voted to abolish the salary of the chairman
Of the Finance Committee and the chair.
man of the Streets and Landings Commit.
tee, explaining that his object was to dimin.
ish the inducements of rival candidates by
cutting off the two hundred dollars a
month which appeared to be the chief in
centive to some gentlemen. Nine ballots
were had for chairman of the Finance Com
mittee without an election. Alderman
O'Brien appeared to be the Cavanaugh
or the leading man of the Board,
and he made some splendid hits by
his quaint proposition to send out to a
restaurant and "order dinners for supper,n
and his declaration that their constituents
expected them to do something without
delay, which was generously applauded,
though the applause did not disturb the
equanimity of the president.
All sorts of motions were pending at the
| same moment, some of them recognized by
the chair, others not. Motions to adjourn
sandwiched the proceedings frequently
| which were as often rejected.
1t was proposed by one of the aldermen
| that every member should be compelled to
vote for some candidate for chairman of the
| Finance Committee, two or three Of them
having persisted in voting blank. There
| upon a member arose and said that he
Weuld like to see the man who ould compel
| him to vote. He didn't see him, though.
Alderman Shields at length got out of pa
thence, told the Board they were subjecting
themselves to ridicule, said the reporters
would make an exposition of their follies,
and advised an adjournment till five O'Clock
this evening. His motion was carried, four
to three, Alderman Brady being absent, and
| the president not voting.
Amusement seekers will have an oppor
tunity to laugh after dinner if they Will g
to the aldermen's room at S P. NJ.