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BY TELEGRAPH.
WARRINGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-The Navy Depart
ment has sdvices from AdmirabRowan, COM
manding the Asiatic squadron, that the rebels
were defeated on land and sea, and their leader
captured. The rebellion is crushed out.
The late printers strike continues.
No present prospect ofrelief from fractional
and small note currency famine.
Revenue to-day nearly $250,0O0.
Fxrreuf, and Dwyer + Co.'s distilleries, 81
New York, and Senator J. d. Henderson 4
Co.'s tobacco factory, Of Keokuk, have been
seized.
There are ugly rumors Of eoldness between
Boutwell, and Grant. /
Senator Osborn. Of Florida, has f5rnished
lists ofpersons he desires removed from nava
and army employment in Florida.
Official circles discredit the reported rejec-
ton Of the Chinese treaty.
Fractional currency shipments for the week
$s76, 600. including $18, 900 TO Charleston and
$100e0 to New Orleans. - !
Secretary Rawhns is better, bat the physician
forbids business. /
Il is stated that Delano opposes the repeal Of
The income ta1, preferring rather to relieve
. manufactures. $3.50 -
The years internal revenue is estimated at
$oo0, ,0o0, 900. $50
Refreshing thunder storms here tonight
War material from Mexico for the rebels has
been safely landed at the Bay Of Nipe.
The Assistant Treasurer 1t New. York, is di-
reeted 10 purchase bonds and sell gold during
September TO some extent, and in the same
manner ss in August.
Boutwell, 10 not, expected at the next Cabinet
meeting.
The Interior Department disburses about
-AHsen milIions N currency on the Pension ac-
count, due the 1st OF September.
The debt statement viii show little or no re-
.duction. = .ac.es>. 81 81
Revenae still improves. ,.... -
There = no definite information regarding
the return Of any Of the absent members Of
government.
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THE w11MLNeroN BRIDGES.

WnxNeroN, August 2s.-The lion bridges
built by W. Bollman, Of Baltimore, over the
northwest and northeast branches Of the Cape
Rear River, for the purpose Of connecting all
railway lines oentreime here. are completed,
and NE first train. with large party Of excur-
siopists, passed over to-day. The completion
of This great work greatly facilitates travel.
enabling psssensers and freight to 60 through
without delay. The entire connection is now
complete, except mile and-a-half Of branch
track on the Wilmington and Manchester Road,
which will be finished in slsut ten days. This
makes the Wilmington and Weldon, Whining
ton and Manchester, and Wilmington. Char
lotte and Rutherford Railways almost one
road, and marks q new era in the history OF
this city.
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~PRETTY WohTEN.-A COMPARATIVE
LY few ladies monopolze The beauty as well as tne
attention OF society," This ought not to be 3d. Dut II
is and will be while men are foolish and single out
pretty faces for companions.
This can all be changed by using HAGANS MAG
NoIIA BALM, which gives the bloom OF youth and
refined sparkling beauty to the complexion, pleas
ing, powerful and natural.
No lady need complain Of red, tanned, frecked
or rnstc complexion who will invest Is cents in Hs-
e,n's Msknolia Balm. Its effects are truly wonder.
ful.
To preserve and dress the Hair use Lyons Ia.
ttairop. p&e Mfmlmo August 70
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~ The Relatives and Friends OF Mr.
and Mrs JAMES ROMAN are respectfully invited te
attend the Funeral Services Of their only daughter
MARY ELLEN, from their residence, No. 50 Maya
zine.street opposite Franklin, THs AFTERNOON 8etf
instant, at Four O'Clock, without further invita-
tion. August 80
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE

PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES. as delivered at the
New York Museum Of Anatony, embracing the sub.
jects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Old Age Manhood generaHY review.
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatulsnce and Ner'
yous Dise,ses acceuuted for Marriage Philoeopbi.
warded on receipt of four stampe, by addressing
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANAEo.
MY. No, "a West Balhmore-street, Baltimore Md.
snriI 10 mwf1yr
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MODERN srArxsxEs.-Conere G. G..
Bowen is dubbed by TIE CHARLESTON NEWS
ssthe Wickedest man in Congress" II all that
the Mackey faction say OF him is truth, we doubt
whether the famous John Allen, of New York,
would court his company. Bowen is charged
with theft, forgery, murder. arson, robbery;
and TEE NEWS lntmates that his history is not
yet unfolded. Let us know it all.-Ldnc1ster
Todoos.
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6 SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLETON DIS
TRICT-N The COMMON PLEAs.-JEFFERsoN
STOKES vs.. JOSEPH OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Whereas the Plaintiff did on the 24th day ofAugus
1863, file his declaration against the Defendant who
as ia said is absent from and without the limits
of this State and has neither wife attorney known
within the same upon whom q copy of the said Dec
laraton might be served It is therefore ordered,
that the said Defendant do appear and plead to the
said Declaration on or before the t,Dentyn day Of
Augus, which Will be in the year one thousand eight
hundred and siIty.niue, otherwise final and abso-
Lutte Judgment will be given aud awarded against
him. j. 4. LlNDEb, z. u +.
Clerks Office, Colleton District.
August 20 1e3molyr
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&BArCHELOR'S HAlR DYE.-THIs
splendid Har Dye is the best in the world; the only
true and perfsos Dye; harmless. reliable' nstanta.
neous no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem.
edies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown
Sold ty all Druggists and Peafumers; and properly
applied at Bstchelor's Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street, New York. 1y May 10
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Sp.fial Notices.

~ CHARLESTON, 8. G., AUGUST "a,
16e9-During my absence from the State, my son, ".
q. DAILY, is hereby authorized to act as my Attor.
HENRY DAILY. !
ney. August 80
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r. German Friendly Society," The
members Of this Society are invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of their late fellow.mem Der,
ADoLPH HRCKMANN, ct Mr.. WIN. 8. FRAsER's red.
dence, No. Hudson.stree THm MORNING at Ten
O'Clock. August so
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EUROPE.
LOPEZ AND THE ALLIES.

LOPEZ AND THE ALLIES.
LmBoN, August 2s.-Rraz,lian- -adzinAa atato
that the Allies we're in movement on Villa Rica.
Paraguayar advices state that the Allies are
not strong enough to attack Lopez in Csndala-
ria.
THE GREAT RACE.
LosDos, August 2S.-The Times, comment
ing on the race, says: "The Americans In
feriority was in steering, but not enough to
account for the distance. The Americans
must acknowledge our style of rowing the
best"
The comments Of the press. generally are
complimentary to the Harvards.
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August 80

s6CONsI0NEE's NOTICE.-THE BRIG
JOSIE A. DEvfREAUx will be unloading TO-DAY at
Brown Co. South Wharf, AL goods not remov-
cd by night viii be stored ct owners expense.
MOSES GOLDSMITH SON,
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faeral XDtifes.

~ The Friends and Aequaintances
of the Late ADOLPY HECKMANN are invited to at.
tend his Funeral at Mr.. wM 8. FRAaKR's residence,
No. Hudson-street, TINS MORNING, at Ten O'Clock.
August so
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NJ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
.istori is a good pistol shot

sS NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against the estate of Captain JOHN FER
eUsoN, late OF Charleston, dece sed, will present
the same, properly attested. to Messrs BhowN d
M1xrL1. Attorneys.at.Law, aud those indebted will
make payment to either Of the undersigned.
WN: 1yS: ?. I.aSH n0LMEs' Qualified Executors.
Ano,,st 10 thm6
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~CON NOTICE.-CoN-
sIGNEEs per Steamship sARAGOssA are hereby
notified that abe is TINS DAY discharginS ct Wander.
horst's Wharf. Goods not removed by sunset will
remain on wharf at owners risk.
RAvENEL & CO.,
Au9uet 20 Agents.
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~ A REGULAR HABIT OF BODY Is
absolutely essential to physical health and clearnesa
OF intellect Nor is this all. Beauty Of person can.
els. free passage Of the refuse matter Of the sys-
tenn through these natural waste pipes Is neces.
sary to the purity Of the body as the free passage Of
the oal Of city through Its sewers is necessary to
the health ofits Inhabitants.
Indigestion Is the primary cause Of most Of the
diseases Of the disohargng organs, and one Of its
most common results Is constipation. This com.
plaint besides being dangerous in itself, has many
disaRreeable concomftants-such an unplea SAINT
breath sallow sAin, contaminated blood and bile,
hemorrhoids, headache, loss OF memory, and gene
raj debility.
HOsIETTER's STOMACH BIrTERs remove all
these evils by ne moving their immediate cause in
the digestive organs and regulating the action Of the
intest;nes. The combination OF properties in this
celebrated preparations one Of its chief merits. It
is not merely stinulant or tonic, or snti.bil.
ious AGENT or nervine, or blood depurent, or
cathartic but all these curative elements judiceus.
Iy blended in one powerful restorative 1t lends &C.
tivty aud gor 10 the inert and enervated stomach.
relieves the alImenary canal ofits distractions, and
gives tone to the membrane which lines it, gently
stimulates the liver braces the nerves. and cheers
the animal Spirits No other remedy possesses such
variety of hygenic virtues. 1t is to those char ac-
terstcs that It owes Its prestige bouseh old me.
iass5 IN tt rs sru ueit6 sv-r1f--ss-
with the weaker sex as with the stronger.
HosTErTER's STOMACH B1rTERs is sold in
bottles only, and the trade mark blown in the glass
and engraved on the label, with our steel engraved
revenue stamp the cork test Of genuineness.
Beware of coun:erfeits. D&c o August Is
@NOTICE. PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
CEIvED for the purchase Of the following STEAM
ERs:
PILOT BOY.-Low pressure engine; 26 inch cylin.
der feet stroke; capacity 110 tons; length 112 fee
beam % feet; depth of hold feet.
FANNIE.-Low pressure engine, % inch cylinder,
feet stroke; capacity 14o tons length 142 feet beam
% feet; depth of hold feet.
PLANTER.-Light draft; q high pressure en-.
bales cotton length l5o feet; beam 2s feet depth Of
hold feet.
MARIoN.-Light draft; high pressure engine, 10
inch cylinder. feet stroke; capacity 12O tons;
length 100 feet beam Is feet; depth of hold feet.
SAMS0N.-Low pressure engine, 34h inch cyiu'
der 10 feet stroke capacity 22o tons length 142 feet;
beam 25 feet; depth Of hold feet.
RFLIEF.-High pressure engine, 20 inch cylinder,
20 inch stroke capacity IS tons; length GO feet; beam
16 feet; depth Of hold feet.
Also, Pilot Boat Young AMERICA, as she now
lies at Palmetto Wharf.
Also one LIGHTER of lao tons capacity.
One LIGHTER of 80 tons capacity.
VIM P. HOLMES,
ISAAC BROWN,
AuQust 20 Executors Estate John Ferguson.
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eThe widow Of Heinrich Heine, the celebrs
ted German poet. has recently mafneo
French captain OF Dragons.
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August SO

@A FAIR TRIAL WILL CONVINCE
every lady who uses It that MILK OF vIoLETs Is
the most elegant and efsctual cosmetic ever pro
duced by all druggsts and fancy goods Gealers. v.
". BRINcKERHOFF. New York, sole Wholesale
Agent / August3o
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a@ NOTICING BILLS WHATEVER
for seamen's wages or otherwise, against Yacht
ELEANOR, will be paid unless contracted by my
order. 4. A. GOLDSMITH.
AuQuet 16 m1mO, owner.
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EXCURSIONS, ExCUfssIONsi
NEW YORK AND sHARkHsT0H
sTRAMsHIP LINE
FOR n n wy OrRrK
CABIN PASSAGE sao.

r1.a. A<,a. THE SPLENDID gmE.WHKH.
A STEAMSHIP CHAMPION, B. ".
ZND0HHI LOCKWOOD, Commander, win M0
.k- from AdRer's south Wharf ON Bar
rnDkI. September 4th, at o'oloof, Pm.
n An extra charge Of IS made for Tickets pue.
chased on board after sailing. - 2
~ No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves, t. -.-.-.
~ Through Bills Lading given for Cotton 70
Boston Ind Proyideuce. b. L
- "a Through Bills of IadiDg given 10 Liverpool
~ Marine Insurance by this line Il Per can't
~ The Steamers OF this line are nrst class =
every respect and their Tables are supplied with ap
the delicacies Of the New York and Charleston maj.
For Freight or Passage apply to s...g.,
JAMES ADdKR & CO.. Agents, q
Corner Adger's Wharf md East Bay (Up-statraI
A. n. !. August y
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lrOR NEW YORK,
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY,S
W. THROUGH LINE 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.

PACIFIC MAIL sTEAMshR COMPY'S-
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
70. :. OHAN0g OF SAILING DAYSi
S<.a ETRAMRRa OF THE AB0v
M2 line Leave Pisr 10. a, North nivsz,
LEWHtIk4R0 foot Of Csnalstxeet New York a
u O'Clock noon, Of the 1st, 11th and
a1st of every month Except Wpsn these dasss faal
on Sunday, then the Saturday precedinet
Departure of 1st and 2lst connect at Panama VIA
steamers for South Pacific and Central Amssioar
ports. Those Of LIST touch OF Nanzanillo
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam Hne ftom Panama to Australia anA
New Zealand.
steamship CHINA leaves Ban Francisco for China
and Japan October 4. 1863. ~
No California steamers touch ut Havana, but ..
direct from New York to Aspinwall. .:
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduhs
Medicine and attendance free. -. & - soy.
For Passage Tickets or further infsrmahen appH
foot Of Canal:street, North River, NeN York.
March u 1yr F. B, BABY Aeent :,
FOR BEAUFORT, 8. c. Z, - :
e. .So1a Mna1a ait 1nst ~ W. d,c9orn lesSe
Returning, will leave Beaufort "WEDNESDAY, ct 8
O'clock P. NJ.
E Freight will be received on MONDAY. soth
ns'.. until sunset Duplicate receipts are required
All freishts must be prepaid. . = el.,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN q, MURRAY, AGENT Q
August 80 IL Market Wharf
,[oHANeE OF SCHEDULE FOB THIS TRIP oNH]
FOR GEORGETOWN,s 8. O.. E
49, THE STEAMER EMILE, CAP.
sTANP. O. LEWIS. Is now receiving
Freight at Commercial Wharf, and will leave
as above on MONDAY NIGHT the S0th instant, ut
O'Clock.
For engagements apply to
sHACKELFORD KELLY, Agents,
August % 2 No. Boyces Wharf.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. ,~'o
FOR PALATKA, FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JAoKSd
vHLR.
~@A THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-CLASH
,Srs31 STEAMER DICTATOR, CsptaiJ
". 7. MoNELTY. will sail from Charleston every
TUESDAY EVENING, at Nine O'Clock, foc the aboTS
points.
Connecting with the Central RAILROAD at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and With the Florids
Railroad ct Fernandina for Cedar Keys, ct which
point steamers connect with New Orleans. Mobile,
Pensacola, Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans s1d
Mobile.
All freight payable ON the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset win be stored st m
and expense OF owners.
]. D. AIKEN b CO., Agents.
Msy27 INV South Atlantic Whan.
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80 l. D @ N e,
SUPERIOR TO TIE BlST IMPORTED CO
LOGNE WATER, manufactured and sold wholesale
ana retail! b-- Dr.. BAER,
lime Of TO- 1sl Meeting street
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colored people will as solid unit oppose it. 1t
cannot live again in the South.
We say again, the Conservative Republican
Iarty has redeemed our sister States, and,
supported by her gallant sons who owe this
duty to their stricken mother, this party can
redeem South Carolina.
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CITRATE OF MAGNEsIA.
GOOD COOLING SUMMER MEDICINE. MADE
fresh every day, by DR. q. BAER,
May25 No. 13l Meedngstreet.
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NOTICE. THERESA sONNTAa, VILE
OF OTTO soNNTAG, Dyer and scourer, residing At
No. 14I Marketstreet, south aide, do hereby give
notice that twill carry on business as Sole Trader
In one month from the date hereof.
August25 limo THERESA SONNTAG. 7
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MIfNICIPAL AEEAIRS.

The Board of Aldermen met at o'clock p. III
Yesterday President Conan in the chair. resolution
was laid over designating The Jeish Messenger as Cor
marathon pevsraper resolution adopted giving 10
The Mayors Fret Marshal the rooms occupied by the
clerk OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen so soon az the
latter may the same and take possession OF the
rooms formerly uaed 10y the County Clerk. message
was received rom the Mayor vetong resolution ere
ating The Irish Tribune Corporation newspaper, on the
ground chiefly that there IL no appropriation 10 meet
- disposed Of an tho nsna course. The following
ordinance then adopted: - 90
or1aod ny the Mayor Ahsmsn aud Commouay OF The CITY
81 EeS.Yort, 10 Cannon Council eoassned' -, 81, -,
the Of public wstsr baths asp er bisn
s-lors adjoining the lands under water npou The westerly
is thereof hssors conveyed by ihe state OF As"ioE To Voc
Uptsd States UoIerHnrnt
SEC The Conor Of CITY % New Terh hereby Authorised
directed 81 lease T. Isaac Hall the proprietor % he tstter Scat
inh, the Bs,s The sid slip hssin for the purposes OF pue
bahs for tue period Of ten i such yearly Ht and upon c
,d eEaoa be reasonable Aud proper aud Lot 10 eI
Sac fbs contract slHus completion and extension Of
hereby ndsd % the ssd slip basn az
provided section Of this onb.aoe and the contractor hodng
hereby authorized aud directed TO erect wall along the
Zip instead Of the wall which would have
tsra erected Ia esi Of toe spare be occupied by , sup o
he reserved henbeore stated; also 10 erect
val, Along the Of provided that the sad
eOeto shall consent WrsG 10 saeh medication Of sad eoa'A
and 20 otherwise.
Resolutions wero adopted giving 20 the Janest United
Presbyterian Church s5 10 assessment and also
TO ST. Marys Church at Manhaanyie, 1887. Adjourned.
The Board of Assistant Aldermen also met
yesterday afternoon n2 o'clock President Monaghan IN
tho chair The Board reconsdered resolution hereto
fore adopted ncrrasng the OF Inspectors OF Sewers
from g. 10 8 day, aud laid the same over coinnu
to the effect that the report OF the Commissioners OF
Estimate aud Assessment In the matter OF opening Mad
IsOn.nye. from ElghtysIhst to Observation-Disclosures
tiehst had been confirmed by The Supreme Court and
resolution adopted that said opening take place on
the OF May. Resolutions adopted % pave sew
eral streets with Belgian Pavement Adjourned
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.r.no,on an ho,cst Government and an eeon1 pbe
cai administration. and ,e evedy of your labor
!, ,ho Sk see, s ms ardnous that OF nnpon NAV
stable that the m Cleansing as the waters
oes the LI5bens aud PeDeus he eh tbrtv twenty
fered to by DE %cor and see Slavery It's pride q power
rning the Executive with Tou The treasury of the
diplomacy the n pyrposes seating itself on the bench
to administer injustice m oaptiSty .oGr religions soce
YES infruding into our social crclS nai1ny the man
sorpnon the feelings and yulgarzing the manners
f o,p people and then marx the ev s ,t o6rocntes
sweep tennt The unmistakable influence OF Amefea
mon Europe since the close OF the war anu h e n 10
Sr we are setting to the world In no country Is ts
mere strkngly illustrated than IN tne ftpe has
,reody saded whose recent progress IN those grand
principles which rest the elevation ana Rens in
the foremost rank Of European statesmen. But II
Austria has learned something nG6 v Hs VIII
"s I'm her schools Church and State aud to allow
Ran Efforts may he made to subvert our system of COM
mon schools by approprating public moneyst private
bodies to be used under the plea OF education IN
Gems need scarcely say- gentlemen. that among the
home memories Which shall carry with me, those sss9
Ciaed with this Club will be most warmly cherished.
The scenes through which we passed during the war;
banded together in defense Of our com m
God we trust" and denying at once the assaults
of Slavery at and Of hostile astocracy abroad
created tie Of brotherhood akin 10 that formed aiOd
the dangers Of the battlefield. Now that we begin TO
raze the magnificent fruits OF the victory accorded 70
ms by the Ruler OF Nations that our country re-
stored TO the truths which it declared at It's brh enters
upon of greatness under the guidance OF It's
leader the war; and is ready to give the nelghborng
States that voluntarily join the Union from ihe NORTH
from tile South, not the savecode Win its pruly
and ignorance, the lash, the manacle, the auction
block the slave hunt, but light and knowledge the
village church and the district school, universal freedom
and universal justice the memories OF the struggle tnat
produced glorious and immortal results are conse'
Grated in our hearts forever Thanking once more
for Your long and faithful friendship for the many marks
OF confidence aud with which you have honored
me- and especially for this parting tribute OF your regard
which can appreciate better than can express bld
YOU gentlemen, and all, cordial and a1ectlonate
farewell lCheersl .... ..
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crossing the Morris and Essex track iast nht the
haise frightened and broke loose roh the ear,
leaving IL the track IN front OF approaching train.
Several ladies IN tho and or Two tainted, but
the gentleman jumped ont aud pushed the car on the
track IN time TO prevent accident
WEST HOBOKEN.-Th anniversary meet
ing Of the First Presbyterian Church SabbahschoOl
held IN this place on Sunday evening. The audience
large the singing excellent the order observed by the
children was eredltabe to them and their teachers.
close OF the Bible and 500 u s. Treasury note
were presented Mrs Egbert the wife OF the pastor OF
the church. as token Of recognition Of her service as
teacher Of vocal music In the school, lt.
JERSEY CITY.-Wm. c. AllingcOmb was ar
rested on Sunday night at late hour charged with com
uniting an outrage the person OF Ida Bennett lie
proposed to marry the GIRL TO whom he previously
engaged but the Recorder st holds the matter under
consideration. ~.
BERGEN, N. 1.-THE new Board of Alder
men organized last night by the election OF the following
officers: President Isaac Romane Clerk, Henry H. New
kirk Controller, Samuel MeBurney; Collector j.. V. H.
Vreelapd Treasurer, b. f. Welsh; Street Commissioner
BenI Van Keuren: Corporation Printers Jersey City
Times and Gaylord protest was entered against tue
election OF E. d. b. Wakeman and the matter was re-
erred committee. 1t was alleged In the prOtest tat
fraudulent votes cast for him. "A free nght oc-
Cured In this city yesterday afternoon, between party
OF citizens aud half dozen drovers Sticks ana stones
beaten Several participants In the ARRAY were arrested
and held to bail.
NEWTON, N.J.-The Rev. Theodore Bylng-
ton late missionary at Eskezagra Turkey has accepted
a call from the Presbyterian Church OF this town Inc
erection Of church building will be commenced
Immediately
PLAINFIELD, n. 1.-THE Rev. Henry l..
Teller will be Installed Pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church this evening The Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler OF
Brooklyn will preach the sermon.