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SPARKS FROM IHE TELEoRAPH.

The Pennsylvania Legislature has adjourned.
Jacob stOuder, an old citizen of DAYTON Ohm
committed suicide on Wednesday b. taking
John Williams was fatally shot In a tavern br,Wl
Mcdonald, 'H' ~ H'N"N
baltimore capitalist offers to purchase sa5D O0d
OF he new bond, In the OF the passage uf lno
Tho Democrats Of the Third district Of Ksntrcky
day In the House.
The extensive dry goods firm OF Howell Wood Al
Philadelphia cr,diior-. ~
Walter CLARK, uscd 10 wears was arrested In PL;l..
nelnhh on "Udntsuat, on iNu charge OF robbing New
YORKER of his gold watch IN Boston, '
Shoriii NcuworIhl or PougnEeepsic served an at.
,Achnrhl Yesterday against The BustOn Hartford Ahd
EiIe h"lIoA' Lomnshy, To sNtl'ty clam oi $4,000
The troubles in Mo:gM county, Ala, still con.
Onnt lhc stfltc has resolved it-rlf INTO deadly er.
suna, enuity, The Shrtlu u the county is oWerlcs.
press thG hOttLltics, ~ w.
80 H. & thc noaigion House Of Commons, Mr. Mcdonald
shld lh"l Her MNr.l'r GOyefnmrHt and tIe Dominlon
HuNernmrHl lnlCud to rrlaln thr He'd Ner Ietoi as
part OF liel Majesty dominion.
Capt Joseph W. Hlncnx the veteran North
EhM pAn'yhirr, h' carried ITS case 10 The Cnited
9wnr. SIrtrms C"nrt 70 recover damsge. RON ths
ny tue ,"llislO 10 1861 with thr Rp Wa Wiakie.
Among the prominent cl iians announced 10
hltfhu l' T. union Of he Army OF the pt tumAc 10 phk
Pug In,' on Se1rdHt aie the lions llcufy Misou, j.
sey' " "isc"n-n, Minnesota, aud FlorIdA
The trustees of tho Peabody e.iat" in Enrlan6
nave cnmuluu Gated WITH thr Government OF the FRO
vince ~ QaeHrc rs ln lie adv stability OF founding
Aurr sens
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
THE FOREsHADoWINa OF A NEW
REYOLUTION IN SPAIN.

Armed Resistance 20 the Csnscriptieu n the
Eastern and Southwestern Provinces-
Barricsdcs Thrown W near Bsrcslsna-
Conscription Excitement in Seville.
BARCELONA, April THE conscrfption troubles
have broken out with renewed violence. The riot.
ers have conrrcgated short distance out OF the city
and thrown up barbados. The Captain General
has warned the Government that he IL not strong
enough TO attack them, and is awaiting reinforce
mcnts. Gen. Prim has sent Gen. Baldrich 70 the
soene to take the command Of the national troops.
Meantime the conscription Is progressing.
Yesterday number OF men entered Seville from
the neighboring villages Of Camss and santoponcs
with banners hyinr, shouting "viva Republic" and
Down with tho conscription." They had evidently
been sent out to test the disposition Of the people for
q general rising
The rioters were promptly arrested by the author.
tiles. Groups OF people formed around the guards,
and for time II WIS thought that efforts would bs
made to rescue the prisoners. The prisoners were
safely lodged in Jail after some difhculty and the
crowd dispersed The city soon became quiet.
The artillery opened ut Gracia. Since then no
news has been received from the disturbed dis
tricts, the telegraph wires having been cut.
The Cortes has passed bill providing for q levy
OF 1000 men to oil up the army
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FINANCIAL AM CoMmERcItL.

THURSDAY, April 7-P. M.-Estrcme dulhcss II n
rervades the various departments Of the stool, /,
change. The brokers complain OF lack of orders
ara the volume OF business s Of an extremely limited
Character. The gold market has been quiet tie
ene range of the price having been 4 cent Tho
o. tpe nntse; howsyersoatinnes nr. deriving ittsui.
Dpera,ions Of an caen.iye nature are checked sp,cr
ipi9n i9 ns prSnY4 RII:i ws, lR; from which ,yF-r>
Erff H,SE,MS, Af,Sr @ & .ne ponTd, trnnsaeiion. =
loan loan market ~. land 81 e,nt were thc rats
phu LOT CARRYING. lo nnal RAJ" after Clearing lIou
heinc ~ The total clearing at Tie llnin IxcLnnpe
Btnk were ta'iISt0O gold balance 81 2s.:sl. and
currency balsnces. ta.9t&. The ltansa sliied w'th
Foreign exchange has ruled strong ~ the advance u
YESTERDAY, under the ltngd supp, of hi,lt IT, ns
shly daye his 81 the close were quoted ~ NhdsiNSu
tlght nj lO9AtlOoA, and commercial At To- !. ,si0i,
Inc money mhrktt hns shown r-lrynfinn if1n m,
hte nnTry the supply having been apun liant on call Al
cent, as me rulirg Iac, with cScciilons 10 III,
leadlnH tond houses ats cent some olI osns STAND
over At ! y cert; through nc new rcsot n,ions arc re
noItel above Q. The course OF domestic OK xchangrs
u iSyor o. this ee1ire Az ci7rPnv a Dc siS7ed
~ thls direction Discounta ArN easy, prlmp AcceD
sness passing st iss cent, 1hS failure ~ cNlcn.
eve RnDu warehouse was reported this afternoon Al
he Treasury proposals. 10 purchase one million NJ tye.
tsentos to-day offerings were n ed to the amount OF
tiST,son at lo64s TO i0AiS.
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A FINE GERMAN WEDDING.
Neither Fuss nor Nonsense, but n Happily
Managed Marriage in the German
Luth ran Church of ~. Paul.

Neither Fuss nor Nonsense, but n Happily
Managed Marriage In the German
Luth ran Church of ~. Paul.
The German Lutheran Church OF st. Paul,
Sixth avenue and Fifteenth street, was the Of
q fashionable German wedding yesterday. the couple
being Herr Louis SCHNEIDER and Fraulein
Elise Carolina ssttiE. Inside the church the
preparations were chiefly musical. There were
no floral decorations, no white gcved
md moustsclIed dandy ushers TO hand
the fair visitors to their seats briefly, there was
nonsense. the edincs being closed to all save few
chosen friends. So tNe building was not uncomfort
nbly crowded, and everything was pleasant. The
Bernstein and an orchestra Of fifteen pices and by
choir Of twenty yorng PEOPLE. Thew sang previous
to the entrance OF the bridal party the magnificent
Alleuia chordit with precision and grace
The bride was supported by tire bridegroom and
attended BY four bridesmai ls Ste was dressed In
white satin, dtcoley and with very long trail,
the trimming and all essentials being exactly In the
court style OF the Tulleries. wreath OF orange
flowers crowned her dark hair, and long pendant
fell bel lad reaching 70 her waist. She wore white
vail, which covered her dress except the train.
The bridesmaids were Miss Perrot, Miss Blocn,
Miss Pehringer, and Miss Schneider. They all
dressed alike in wonderfully Hounced tule robes Of
Parisian device. made plain. the cnrsage cut dfoo
kts the shoulder being covered with very hne bop
HSies. They escorted by Mes n Pailard, Ro6t.
SCHNEIDER, Hieronymus, aud Johanwas Old Mr..
SAITH, the father OF the BRIDE escorted young rela
tive, Miss Polly Ruthardt, pretty blonde in blue
satin.
merly q Miss Bloch. very handsome young women.
who wore her bridal costume OF white satin, cut
decolete, with an extensive trail She had
wreath OF white flowers In her hair, but no orange
blossoms.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Mr.
Gesenheimer In German
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THE METHoDIsT CONFERENCE.
The Pecuiiarities of Methodist Practice In
Examining Candidates for the Pulpit
Prospcrous Condition Of The Treasury.

The Pecuiiarities of Methodist Practice In
Examining Candidates for the Pulpit
Prosperous Condition Of the Treasury.
Yesterday morning In the Tbrtieth street
Church. several young mon stood In line be ore
Bishop james, for preparatory questioning previous
To their ordination ns deaeons. Among other qucs.
tions from the Discipline Book. the Bishop asked:
Are you going on to perfectioDf :" DO you expect
TO be made perfect In love in this life :" Are you
groaniug after III" All the candidates said they
were. The Bishop also asked: "will you endeavor
not TO speak too long or too loudr "wn you re-
commend fasting abstinence, both by precept and
example Z" The candidates said they would. The
Bishop then wished to know whether The young men
were In debt. They said they we're not The dis
cipline book prescribes solemn fasting and prayer
previous to the above questionings. The Sus re-
porter asked OF the ministerial brethren whether
the solemn fasting vas generally actual or ideal
The brother gave hesitating grin. To one OF the
candidates objection was made by the meeting, on
the score OF hfeless preaching. One brother said
that young preacher, II dull, became All intolerabe
bore when old. TIE candidates are 70 be ordained
on Sunday morning, in the nirtcin street house Of
worship. The properly OF the Conference was an
hounced as ~ 900 300. and the church en.snyion
fnnd aa sinnn Ihs Mr,nsl Assistance Society OF
the Conference met yesterday afternoon In the Thir
teth street church. and In toe evening missionary
sermon was preached In the Twent y.fourth stru ct
church BY the Rev. Richard Wheltley THIS after.
noon, services In memory Of Bishop Thompson, In
Fl. Baul's Churcb.
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MAJOR-G ENERAL THOMAS.

The Arrival OF the Remains In Troy-The
Funeral Ceremonies To-day-Distinguish-
Cd Citizens on the Way to Troy-Tse
Movements OF President Grant.
Tno7. April 1.-THE remains Of Gen. Thomas
arrived here this morpns at 10 o'clock. The funeral
train was met at Schenectady By . committee ap.
pointed by the citizens OF Troy. On arrival here
the body was laid In state in st. Paul's Church.
Generals Mcdowell, Sheridan, Sherman. Meade.
Hooker. Hazen. Newton, Mckay. Granger, and
other distinguished officers arc In the city. The fu.
neral exercises will take place at noon to morrow.
The body IL to be Inferred in oakwood Cemetery.
President Grant is expected here tomorrow morn.
ing at haiEpast Z O'Clock.
President Grpnt, accompanied by his private
secretaries Messrs Porter and Dent, and Secretary
Robson, Secretary Coz, Secretary Beiknsp. Post
master Cresweil. and other prominent onicials,
started from Washington yesterday morning, and
arrived In Jersey City at nye minutes past eleven
last night The cars were delayed In Philadelphia
waiting for the Western connection, which ac-
counts for their late arrival. the President and
party took the Desbrosses street ferry boat, and
were driven in coaches up Green wich street to the
Hudson River depot The II p NJ Albany train
was in waiting, having been detained for the Pro-
edehtlal party Al 1i40 the train atsrtcd for Troy.
Vice cc-President Coifax and Gen. Sherman passed
through the city at bk o'clock yesterday.
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FLASHES FROM IHE OCElN C1BAEs

memorial NJ Belfast
Tho medical students to-day signed a prOtes,
against the closing oftho Rcole do Medicine.
The Honfcr ministerial journan accuses NJ.
La Creuyot,
The Prince and Princess TecS ilncd with Minister
Motley In London on wednc day night.
The North Of Engllrd PAGER makers have agreed
20 advance the price Of all Kinds uf paper ten rer
Threatening letters and midnight visits of armed
men continue In the counties Meath, Care LongfoId
and Mayo.
VI. VI. Emile olivier md Jules Jarln have becn
elected memhers OF the ACadeuN Of France NJ OLIVER
ahos the chair made by the death OF Lnmaftne
In the House ef Lords yesterdb, the election Of
Lord Lnnesburg as representative peer for Ireland
wa. announced The other proceedings were nnIn,
pOTtant,
ie'ierday's London TYsts says: The Oxford
ercw were weaI specimens of good style OF rowing
an Imperfect school," ~ "
Mr. Monsell, Under Colonial Secretary, IN renly
10 an inquiry Informed the Commons ,t.t riny that
nothing had been do e ABOUT tnp Il LIyrr Difficulty
since the I'd of Mach when tio Gpv,rlout .cnt mn
INSTRUCTION. 10 the Cauadan au,hnrt,aa
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JOrTINGS ABOUT TOVN.

The ship Carl, from Hsvre. Ia below.
yesterday. f~' '" '''
The Msnodi:, Episcopal Conference will discus,
II everybody should make hay white TIM sus
shnes what stock OF hay there would be In the mar.
Ole Bull, the veteran Norwegian yiolinIst 4, on.
psny. '''' N''u'
Attention is called to the advertised auction sale
lots 10 horrisania. wy
The new buildings OF the "Shei,ering Arms -
yesterday. ''' 'P'"'u
Tie only downtown hospital is Dr. wolcott'-
other.-Adr. "'' '''"'' '"' poop" require 10
A 5000 portraI, Of VIM NJ Tweed was suspend.
ga n sns G nS, Chamber yesterday Tho tax
The Hon. K. A. Moore has erected a cast iron
aSS IN Ia Hssm sGg"G il SGrngT A street and Ave
The sehoolship Mercury, mennllng four brass six.
ponnder. and having on board boys nut 20 yes.
return in about a month
Louis Houspnn, a German, aged %, of s3s First
strSe near secoat Syenus last eyenn s
Gated. Tue body was tlken home
.Thos, Moran aged ., Of Az East Sixteenth street
while play ing last evening in front Of butchers on
ia Snnr A. near ' re,6ence Gsd his right gaud and
Yesterday morning 800 immigrants were TRANSPORT.
ed 10 tennessee 10 work on tnc Tenncssre Rallfoad
Ga 1 iHGa ana are Sf o Tsseys @ Scotch and
MARY Carpenrer, colored died suddenly last even
ing NJ Z sullivan street, and an unknown coored NO
man ABOUT ~ VINO MAS found In East Thirtrti str a.,
Bellevue Hospital, "'''' ''''"'"s
~ M, Robert Brown, who has the contract OF the
nMionNl Telegraph Company from New YORK In
PhIlAdelphla has laid cable across the orh River
OF mile wide. W." ''H"'"'
& &Lhe Chamber = Commerce yesterday ndonted re-.
rolulohH praying Congress to fun the uAtlonAl debt
ana 70 cal IN te present bonds Tepllrr uCm w I'M
olhcr bearing interest az Shl They a.o prayed Ihat
the nW authorizing revenue officers sviz merchuts
boOke may be repealed
The steamship Europa, from Liye-pool the harks
tardenar ron Havana VIM, Van Name, from Mat m.
Lhsi John tiTnn, from Havana, aud Allied, from { ar.
uehak ana hrigs Emma Smart, from Havana, Auarh
Ing water, from Maanzas and John n kcnntiy
rom Sagua. arrived lat night. '''
The stock Exchange charter, which passed To Il
thr reading IN the Senate has ct referred back To
the SENATE committee. Mr.. Samdel II. Ilnrd formerly
hhWyeI IN bunAo, hnd now one OF the pTGlnCnt IN nj,
hers of inc Governing Committee LETT the city yCstrr
day Tor Albany to louk after the hll Among the nrom.
trent candidates for the Prc,llcucy the board be-
SIDES those before mentioned aro hessr-. Alexander
Inyior, ltobtf, Wa ler and George Hcnrquci TX
street Commisslonrr deoTe W Mclesn Ia Tie popnar
.anldAlc The Secrelaysnp, au ohue worth several
thousand dOllaisayeAr
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IHE IRISH LAND BTLL.
Gladstone Sustained at Every Movo-Evrry
Amendment Rejected.


Amendment Rejected.
LoSDoS, April THE Commons resumed tho
confederation OF the Irish Land bill In COMMITTEES.
Mr. Synan, member from Limerick county, moved
au amendment providing an eyicted tenan, shall bs
entitled TO damages equal to years rent but not
to exceed ten pounds.
Mr.. Gladstone opposed this, though he said he was
willing to provide for free contrac, afler the pro-
visions OF the bill had been observed for given
number OF years, discretion hereon to he lett 10 tho
courts.
MIR. synau's amendment aud several others wers
Withdrawn negatIved.
Mr.. Gladstone, after speaking Of tie concessi ions
already made with reluctance said the denial OF Ill
comoensstion TO the outgoing tenant, the deni1l Of
freedom Of contract. and the Limitation of damages
to ESQ, which were proposed In m amendment
offered by Mr.. Fowler, wore equally arbitrary and
unjust lie soemrly appealed to the Committee 10
accept the concessions made by the Government,
already so extreme as TO ALLEVIATE many Irish sup.
porters.
The House divided on Foaler's amendment, with
the following result:
For the Amendment .2s Against.
Majority for the Goyernrnen Mt .................. H
Progress. WAS reported and tile House adjourned
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W-4sHINGTON GOSSIP.

The l'ouse has reversed its action OF Wednesday.
and viii leave the duty on cigars untouched.
The President has signed the Joint resolution di.
recllhs Az INVESTIGATION Into the Oneida disaster.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee have
tions, ~'''
Tie Ways and Means will rcoort in favor OF re-.
moving the tonnage dues on AmcTicAn-oWned yesyei,
engaged In the coastlng trade.
The question of the Jurisdiction NJ Judge Under
f0re tAief Justice Chase to-day.
den Banks endeavored 70 introduce resolution
IN inc House yesterday for the annexation OF st. DO.
mlngo Just Ms Texas WAS admitted.
Senator Fenton and Representative Van Wyck
nave been seiore the r. smaster encrA to ob am an
increase OF pay Tor mall service by the Eric Hallway
The House Appropriation Committee viii not con.
cur IN The Senate amendment 10 Increase The appropr
aton for the New YORK Post Oicn 10 tG no. The, 40
not hlcni 10 granI any mo money IA
are agreed upon and the amount Of its cost Is nxcd
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HOJRS OF LEIsTRE.

Tie Mosnlng Star Sunday School has . fair in
Apollo Hall "
The Columbia Yacht Club ha. elected. Com r y
Innpkius e-Commodorc, John S. Gage Secretary
Mluem W uage Treasurer, George W. Osborne
Mcasnrcr, Doniamn r. Adams. "'
The Union Leirue Club last evening commend.
rated ne adoption q the fneeuth Amendment Jack.
Hon. Horace Greeley. WIN. Cullen BRYANT Henr, VII
son GI.ns '" FIELD s1d others. Mr. Bryant pIesente.
social reunion Of the Friends Of Freedom. rom.
menoratve OF the ratification Of tho Fifteenth Amend.
ment III. event In Apollo Hall. Broadway ana Twcn
yeiehth street, on SATURDAY. evening. Wendell Phil.
np., ,fremrlck Douglass, William Henry Charming
ana JuiiH ward Howe will sddress the needing.
The Young Mems Christian League Of the First
bantft Church on Park avenue, near Thirty ninth
erect gave an entertainment on Wednesday evening
Music ana essays formed tho chief feature OF eSer.
eise The essay Of Mr. Hillman ard the feetation Of
MI beeoe we're obsefyablv exec lent The nInsc frn.
isheh by Messrs DO Silva and Fnllhnm assisted by
AppreciaDle character ~ "'A"'
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THE REVOLUTION IN CUBA.
SHEER NONSENSE FROM CAPTAIN
GENERAL DE EODAs.

voiu nteers Organising in Csscorro, siba-
nicu. and Gactma ro-The Hsnsing of an
Insurgent Deserter-Duei between Colo
neis Ryan and susiii- Boiler Explosion.
Havana, April 7.-0fficial dispatches have
been received from Capt Gen. De Rodas, at Puerto
Principe, announcing great reaction In the insur-
rectionary district in hvor Of the Spaniards. The
presentation Of persons to the Spanish authorities
for protection continues. Ten columns OF Spanish
troops had gone from Puerto Principe with instruc-
tons to divide into small parties. Ech column was
under sealed orders from the Captain. General
The insurgent Gen. Auamonte lately hanged
man to tree on the road leading into Puerto
Principe with the inscription pinned to him: "E,e-
cuted for trying to surrender"
The towns OF cascorro, sibanicu, and Gunimaro
have been strongly fortified ~ the Spanish troops.
Companies Of volunteers are organizing In those
towns, to be composed entirely OF Cubans, and as
soon as they are equipped win proceed to the field.
Two hundred spaniards from the garrison at
Puerto Principe marched into the town OF Santa
Cruz. where they captured and executed the three
insnrgent colonels, Resio, Cancio and Medina.
The Spanish dispatches report that Gen. Jordan
has certainly fed tho country, ana that the main
body Of insurrents, consisting of 800 men, com.
manded BY Gen Aeramonte. These dispatches add
that the Cuban Congress las been dissolved.
Cuban families who surrendered TO the sponlsh
has abandoned The rcsion Of I"s rSns. and retres
with about dozen of his followers, to the cnma,
gurie region.
Spanish conveys OF provisions now reach the
town ot Las Tunas without molestation by the In
surgents.
A boiler on the Precioso plantation near Cardenss
lately exploded. killing nine and woundng hfteen Of
the hnnds employed, aud utterly demolisling the
boiler-house.
duel was recently fought between the insurgent
Colonies Ryan and susili. but the result Is not
known.
MADRID, April I'm the cortes to-doy, despatch
from the Captain General o. Cuba was read, an.
nouncng the flight OF Jordan, the insurgent Com.
mander In Chief the surrender OF many OF the
rebels, and the execution OF Others and declaring
that the rebellion is at an end. The Cores adopted
vote OF thanks TO tho Captain General, and the
army, navy, and volunteers OF Cuba.
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Roatine Business O. the Legislature.

In the Senate, yesterday, bills were reported pro-
yldlng for N. erection ol market In the Thirteenth
Ward Ncw York establishing Police Department 10
Meslch.,ter county prosding for Police Court In
Of a portion Of Prospect Park prookiyn
Bills were introduced for the relief OF
the New York Juvenile Guardian socie.
" amending the charter Of Iockport a hill was
passed amening the act on the opening. widening,
and extending OF New York streets In the Assembly
hls Ncte passed amending the chatter OF tue brooklyn
trust Company authorizing banks 10 taxe interest At
The ratio Of per cent remhursng tho Fittyrnh Reg.
imeni, y q for expenses for equipments in the late
lyn cly Court Authorzng the Common Council OF
HfooNyn To borrow tls 90 for Deficiencies. Autlorly
lhs the supervisor oi New YORK 10 raise by tax 5000
~ aid Of the b,ts Lodging House. Authorizing tho
Common Council u Brooklyn 70 open and improve
an %
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A SCRAMBLE FOR OFFICE.
Filling n Hudson City Rathsr with Pnter-
son Plank Road tsiu-M ortsaaips Home
steads to Defeat n CandidIto-H HAD
son City WINS sold.


Filling n Hudson City Father with Pnter-
son Plank Road tiiu-Mortsagips Home
steads to Defeat n Candid Ite-How Hud-
son City wns sold.
Probably none Of the rev Jersey politicians
have been completely cut mp as those OF the late
Hudson City. The defeat OF Mavor sawyer for tho
Mayoralty Of the now city was tho first blow they
received, but the defeat OF Recorder Aldridge, and
the nomination OF one MeCarty over John Uarring.
ton for Police Commissioner, have created confu.
sion aud that 1t will take long time 70 remedy
To defeat the Hudsonites two squitters were sent
mp to Hudson City, one Of whom was McCarty. lie
was honorcd with tho nonination for the Commis-
sionershp notwiths,anding that all out one OF the
decoration from Hudson City were against him.
That one Is at pres mt q Hudson City Father. and
wns prime mover in the matter. He was paid $40
to sell out II own town. They got him drunk. and
dropped I'm at public house the Paterson plank
road, 50 that be might not cDange his mind.
The legisloting oi nany OF tc old City Board out
of of1lce Il good thing, however. Most Of them
IRE liquor dealers and one can bnrely ~rito biz own
name. flnt', tire champion advocate Of tho BOule-
ward svindle In he Board OF Chosen Free' ders. Ia
no again Tor ONCE. He has thing. seeing that
he has nut " erty men to work In n sewer near by,
whom he will keep there until alter election.
In the Third Ward there Is bitter fight for the
them Alderman E,wood, the fearless opponent OF
the Ring; one Cumterson, a standing Ring candi.
date; one James, Republican candidate; Pstiourg.
Germans: The citizens, however, will re- urn Al.
derman Ewood without n doubt, 80 that he may
keep watch on tho RinV and look out Cor the people
OF Hudson City. His Ring rival has itgnged both
his houses to doleat Mr.. Ewood and he swoars
that II lie don't succeed ho will move ont Of the
pace
Charley Roe is no 'cr Clok Of the new city. with
eonsiderab opposition In JERSEY CITY and BERGEN.
irishmen are making strong effort to ret control
Of the schools hut the Germans are wide awake,
and vii barely allow this poin. to be carried. Chief
Robinson OF t1e Police u to be removed. to make
way for some Jersey City pet Marsanl Slater must
also give way fur Jersey City bird; and from the
whole aspect " Affairs. It seems to have been sore
day Tor the Hudson City people when they allowed
themselves 10 become the uupes OF Jersey CITY.