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LOCAL ODDs AND ENDs.-The glorious
weather of yesterday and to-day has had the
effect of crowding our streets with the beauty
and fashion of our city. Chestnut street re-.
minded us yesterday of a huge kaleidoscope.
The annual election for Board of Directors
and q Treasurer for the Philadelphia Library
Company win be held on the I'd prOximo.
The twenty-fourth anniversary of the Grand
Temple of Honor and Temperance will be cele-
brated at the Academy of Music on Friday even
ing. A number of prominent personages will
be present. ~ ~. .m
The Legislature having adjourned, city
politics are growing lively, and the State House
Row is becoming the resort of many ''profes-
Hionals I" l1.. i.i ..II
Our bakers already display the signs-"Hot
cross buns on Good Friday"
There are but few of the old Republican OIL
GERS now on the police force, and those few
linger in daily expectation of receiving their
little souvenir"
Tho terrible and fatal disease, scarlet fever,
is raging ercely in several sections OF our city,
and children are dying in large numbers daily
one family alone losing six within as many days.
"A walk along Market and Third streets
gives evidence of the fact that our merchants
are busy and the spring trade lively.
According to q plan drawn up by member
of Select Council u floating bath house, lOO teet
in length viii cost to construct $4,000.
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CLEARED WINS MORNING.

Steamer S. c. Walker, Sherin, New York, W M.Baird
q 90.
Steamer Novelty, Shaw, New York, W. III. Baird &
CO.
Co.
Schr Glenwood, Dickinson, Lynn, John c. Scott Il
Sons
schr Ann E. Stafford, Powell, Lynn, do.
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81. AUGUsTINEs CHURoH.--A sermSn VIII be
delivered this evening at 711 o'clock by TIE very
Rev, james ID, Waldrop, o. D. A.
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GOOD FRIDAY.-As many of our readers are
doubtless aware an attempt was made during
the session of the Legislature which has just
adjourned to have the enactment of 1869, max
ing ''Good Friday" a legal holiday, repealed.
This has given rise to great deal OF doubt and
edisputation, some contending that the repeal
ing bill'' passed and others that it did not. The
latter are correct. The bill passed through the
House, but did not reach the Senate, or, if it
did, ii was never presented to the Governor, did
mot receive his signature, and therefore did not
become q law. Therefore the original law is
yet binding, and our citizens should pty full
attention thereto 1t provides that from and
after the passage of this act, Good Friday, in
each and every year. shall be deemed and pro-
claimed as public holiday, and shall be duly
observed such. The payment OF all notes.
cheeks, bills of exchange, or other instruments
negotiable by the laws OF this Commonwealth,
and becoming payable on said Good Friday
shall be deemed to become due on the secular
day next preceding the aforementioned days;
gu which said secular days, demand of payment
may be made, and in case of non-payment or
dshonor OF the same, protest may be made and
totice given in the same manner as if such
Otes, checks bills of exchange, or other in
s. Huments fell due on the day of such demand,
N I'd the right and liabilities of all parties
ce rned therein shall be the same as in other
ca les of like instruments legally proceeded with.
It viii thus be seen that all obligations maturing
on Friday must be settled to morrow. Our bu-
sine ss men shonld make note of this fact.
TBuE PHILADELPHIA FOURTH PREsBYTERY.-
4
last evening in DR.. Shepherds church, Button
wvod street, above Fifth. About seventy five
msmbers were present. After the usual devo-
tiollal exercises a sermon was preached by the
Moderator of the meeting of the last Presbytery,
he taking as his text the irst verse of the fifth
chapter of Romans after which the Presbytery
ADJOURNED.
This morning the body reassembled at nine
O'Clock, and spent half an hour in devotional
exercises under the direction of the Moderator,
after which the roll was called, and the majority
of the members answered to their names. The
records of the different churches were then pre-
sented by the different committees appointed to
examine them, and received.
Mr. Cogyan, of the Presbytery of st. Louis,
having eHtered, was invited to sit as u corre-
spending EemDer
call from the church at Hokendaqua for
the pastoral services of Rev. James A. Little,
was read and the call accepted by Mr.. Little. A
committee ofthree was then appointed to make
the necessary arrangements for installation.
The committees on home MISSIONS education,
and ministerial relief fund reported progress,
when discussion snsued on the object OF the
Presby cry.
At 12% o'clock the Presbytery teok recess
for one hour.
SENATOR REvELs.-The lecture to be deli
yered tomorrow evening at Hortcultqrei Hall
AA1
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etooh 0notauons sy EcIcsraph-1 z. M:

6lendtnnlnR, DRVb q GO. report tnrOuRn tnelr NoW
York house the followtng:-
N. Y. Cent Hud Pacific Mail Steam. 86T
Con. Stock. ........ 92A Western Union Tele S2A
do. scrip. S91S Toledo & Wabash II. 4TA
N. Y. q Erie Rail. 25 Nil. d 81. Paul Room 60A
Pm. and Rea. X. 99h Mil &St Paul r pref. "a
Mich South. d MIR. sTa Adams Express. 60A
Gle and Pitt r.. ..100E Wells, Fargo Co.,. 1917
Chi and N. W. CON-. 74A United States. 42l
Chi and N. W. pref. S59i Tennessee 6s, new b33s
Chi and r. L r. .11611 Gold. .......... .112}E
Pitts u. W. a Chi r. 90 Market dull.
New York Money aud stock Markets.
NEW YORK, April 18.-otocks firm. Money easy
at per cent. Gold, 1928. Flvetwenties, 1882 cou
pom 111h; do 1864, do, 109a<; do 1856 do, l03S
do, do new 109sl; do 1861, 109'&; do 1858, l091I
Company, 66X; Cumberland preferred, 8oA; Con
solidated N. Y. Central aud Hudson River, 92% /;
Ere, 242l; Reading, s9'.; Adams Express, SoA ;
Michigan Central, 1191; Michigan Southern, 81
Illinois Central, 1885; Cleveland aud Pittsburg,
100; Chicago and Rock Island, 116M; Pttsburg and
Fort Wayne, 90; Western Union Telegraph, 32A.
New York Produce MarKoL.
THw EORK, April 13-CottOn duh and nominal
m.HHUUg upland, 23Ac.; middling Orleans 23Z
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat duh and nominay
lower; winter red Western, Sl'2O@122. Corn is
without decided change. Oats dull Beef quiet.
Pork unchanged Lard quiet; steam in tierces, 10Y
@l5A. Whisky duh at SlOl.
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pASSENGFRS ARRIVED.

Per steamship Wyoming, Capt Teal from Sayan-
nah--Mrs Seloy child, and servant, Mrs Jennie
Mrs. RIG Stoteshury, Miss Anna Turley, II. G. Os-
mond, James pugan, II. G. Go0dsell j. W. Graham,
Name, Jos. Richards, William Rec, John N. Stokes,
j. p. Graves.
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Barks TheodOsns Christian, from Liverpool, and
Eliza Cochran, from West Indies brig Perseverance,,
from Palermo.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENUE
oRT OF PHILADELPHIA. ............!
For additional Murine Nesos see INSIDE Pan

NDy ItttJTUUNI
NEW YORK, April l3.-Arrived steamship Cuba,
from Liverpool, and Hermann, from Bremen.
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MEMORANDA.

ship Vale Of Clwyd, from Liverpool Tor Philaael-
phia, was spoken 9tD ult lat ~, long. 81.
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xered tomorrow evening at Horticultural Hall
by Senator Revels has excited so much discus
sion that crowded audience Will undoubtedly
be in attendance. The subject OF the lecture
will be ''The Press"
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STATE OF THERMOMETER AT THE EVENING TELEGRAPH
OFFICE.
A. M.......52l II A. M....... .64 2P M........6 G.
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The international Yacht Race.
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. - = -,
Argument of Sir. Dudley Ft,id trpoIhg 'he
m alton fcr ,bc pisu,,, sal Of tho tom-
.Ia,n,- s,a.,,. 20 Commentaries
p, w HD.,tcd bv Iudur
thnfncter-Ihe MOTION
Barnard.
The trial of tho Er;e Ra;gav tOuUan SUIT
Wv .......4 90, -d,v
against cornelius vanderbilt was ''
before Judge barnard Mr. Dudley FED tcpled 10
,'..-.s.,-., - AZ. paa., 1T, tin, ISM inst
'o rbuHen' VI WI, DVH'"' "i"u' WI n. -
uron tie motion TO dismiss the complain ~ r''
Ia depiod that Mr. Vanderbilt had aIu.a,t borne -
-, -. ,,,,-'. -, -, a.. .y,rsns
uhHuIleu Chnhcter' i"is NSs Nv. 'u' VIZ -
ton In which Mr.. Vanderbilt had stretched 'Y."
bia o,p, ,,to ,io conera or son,c pignnte cprpoff
10 ~ ~ wv ~,
uon ana extracted lts Iuhd@' Ihe c'ul tc. Ntu N''
said that he had reached that nCe wncr he wH1d r1'
10 tt,ot o., ,ii i,,, ,o,,,r,.,i,ns NJ ,,c,itb vino
We "N'' '" '' nv ""'' INC
IN TITS ccse ho was the 'ompior not the temp 0o -
tho foundation and bottom Of tits corsrit.rr
,...,..,. --..,. .t....., 81, ..,. I'D.
N'"''iuH'' "h VII - UIu''" ''' - ''''" 70"
fe1tod In IN attc" NJ to make money IN the marku.
in Eric s,,r,. ,..,p. .f.rt rr .osic means 20 10.
49, -, Sc.
place We money "hlch nc ma los'' useu ."'9''7'
So. ell, Bloodgood, and Work TO bring lltgations
into ,i,s f,o,r, ho,t,, c,r rrctorJod ohioct Tho
INV "'i' N'u'' "''.'- w ''N"'''
GOOD or tho stockholders OF THIS cOrpOration' Out
having for bia real object tho extraction OF s. GOO
-, a., - -, j., -, 4, ,,..,,.' or ,,os,
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What Bailey Did with his Money.

Nom Gt NpiWgHsh heph1HAHs.
Whatever may have been Ballcys reasons for
his disappearance. there IL no doubt Of the use
which he has made oI the money which he has lie.
gllly appropriated, II has been expended In con.
ductu. the prosccUi N OF whsxeT thieves AMI rev
enuc dotrulCr-, the law requiring that Collectors
cn-ugin. IN tits warfare shah almost entirely bear
their own OK on,cs. Bailey fought against men who
Vitlded millions, and his private sources we're en-.
tir-y inadequate There Is no evidence that he has
appr'I rated any OF the missing money luI his oW
Uruu aud his intimate acqu.intIucos most came. {
" insist tnlt he hps employed The Government
money ouly In the Governments serNice. Less han
week lClorc lis departure, Bailey borrowed S@N
4 Assessor cleveland, of Lis district. aud -uhe,'.
Qurr L. returned ttO0 nr It. lie also borrowed 2
sum much larger hoA Mr. Runklc Of the JIibnHs
ONCE, and he evidently Lad hut u small amount
at money In his o-se-'i lou when he lc,t. Tlcstuics
proiu-iun in personal expenses are simply hbrica.
tioiS. lie tGCled Tor sale the OF cr day. tor SEJ,
one ot that snan Of blacks which rae paI,ls have
appraised AZ $1,000, aud his magnificent lrulci IS.
ttc In New Jersey consists Of lew hrndrcd acres
ot Nill hnus, bought In company with Mr RIukr,
ON long time and NJ low interest MIR. BllVN's fln
is are entirely without mo ms and except tie iurn
tUre of the house Wdich they occupy. almost IN dcs
ttutc circumstances, III vie il utterly ignorant u
Ter husbands tate, and completely Frustrated meE
tally AMI physically by tho fearful blow. Tn,
pamphlet watch has laloly appeared m circulation
here, and from which seine OF the papers have made
cOpiou- extracts, ~ the sane document which was
Collector Nas pondinr, and nll its charges completed,
dispelol II Is uoN brought orth Nithou, change
aud published rs an eniucy distinct aud iI,-h pro
ductiOn,
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LiW LtSrIN NLm YORK.

Au Tmigrnut ~viudicr Actually Seutcncch
toEN Wears in STATE pri-on-IIow tcr
Ia bud been saved Nv tic Pol, ticIau--A
New IRA in NV Nnth Justice.
In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday
Patrick Mcdonald was arraignei on a char.e of
stealing $3.50 from JOroph BostNi,k, the prisoner
was the proprietor OF q GrcenV ch street emarant
ticket onlcc. OG February the complainant called
nj hs o0ice for passage ticket 10 Montreal and not
having auy ready cash presented in payment a drift
foI i2t00, drawn by tank IN California upon tie
Bank of Auelica. The prisoner sail be would got
the dlaa cashed without expense TO is
holder. In company they procecucl TO
tho Bank of 'mcrita, whore tho teller
NOT hcinr satisfied with the identification Of H,.t
wick, rofl-ri to ca-L II. The prisoner tbo1 made
m" order payable To hmsi', forged Bn-tvich',
nome. and subsequently rc-nUuci q Nitl Wall
sweet hroker fOr e. 49, tire later drdu thug the li
ference Tor li- comui saiiu. The coWnluuunt. upun
Calling To receive lis money. caused Iu-t Nick ar
res, vi en- Nh, money N.~ IUund IN Lis posses s:on
also receipt, rV1lN for sIu ,'gro, GrnnuNlc icing
the naNlroat %. 81 zoo hy Mcdonald On tho stand
{. prisoner said lie lad m'cud2 giving $IUU 10
Mcdonald, retaining 500 ur his -CNicc4 amt ne did
No, consider tAat amount tNurhi ant. lie added that
lie lnd been ilIC ted about tWvuty.four tines ana
did not know how often ho hnd been indicted Mr..
Howe addressed ma earnest appeal for ucquital hut
g." Jury lr mp convicted tut ,Tul'r Hcifprd.
VIt equal Hlc,ilv. sentenced McDotJld g. The ing
sang Ir~uh Iut ihu 1tAr-.
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gentleman. Ills natural disposition 10 patrt
otto. lie would not Intentionally dishonor
his country. But he s not competent TO
direct the policy Of great Government in
difficult crisis II would be as proper to
choose Gen. BEN. Butler for Archb shop of
Canterbury as TO select HAMILTON Fisn for
Secretary of State. However, Gen. GIANT
did II and the result is what we e,c/ The
Administration is weak cowardly, anti Amer
lean, trucking 10 Srain and bullying
llnyti, giving moral support to the Brazilian
crusade for the extension Of slavery IN
South America, nnd with no positive foreign
policy anywhere except the iobling, swim.
ding treaty Tor the annexation of st. Do
minco. Such lack of Ira ms, such stcriliy
of ideas. such total absence of manly spirit
such Indifference 20 American principles, was
never seen before in the Government of the
United States. And for all this Mr.. FIsn 10
justly held responsible.
When Mr.. FIsu goes, /. Is probable that
Judge HOAR will 90 also. Two Cabinet min
listers from Massachusetts, viii not answer for
LEY should at the same time be required to
mako way for Mr. FISH at London, the Bay
State would still have no reason to com.
plain. II is not said that Mr.. ROBEsoN VIII
also resign. but it would bo better for tho
Republican party If he were also cut ndritt.
New Jersey has no right to the glory Of
furnishing the lay figure behind which Adj
miral PORTER mismanages the Navy.
What distinguished citizen Of New York
will be invited TO take Mr.. FfsH's place
Judge PIERREPoNT would make bril-.
liant Secretary of State, and he sacrificed
S25 900 to carry Gen. GRANTS election. Had
he given the money to the candidate rather
than the cause, his chance would be excellent
There Is also the Hon. JoHN A. GRIswoLp,
lately Republican candidate for Governor /;
he is n man Of character, ability, and courage,
and would make thousand times better
Secretary than Mr.. FISH hut II is his mis-
fortune TO be u decided Republican and q
man of political experience and influence.
Upon tho whole, 1t is impossible TO con.
lecture upon whom the chance will fall OF be-
ing selected for this great Office and we adj
wise all gentlemen who aspire TO such honor
to send their papers TO Washington without
delay. Let us only hope that no man will
get the place who has not mind and heart
enough 10 do justice between the forocious
volunteers and slave-tradcrs and the strug-
Cling patriots Of Cuba.
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what the True Democracy should Fight
For.


If the Drmocracy-and by this we don't
mean the millionaircs of the Tammany Ring
wish TO continue in power in this State,
and if they have any desire TO elect the next
President they must give to this metropolis
an honest, efficient, cheap, and popular gov
ernment To do this there are certain things
they must fight for against all opposition, no
matter from what source it proceeds These
are:
]. Municipal elections in the Spring, and
not at the time of the State and National
electione
II. All important city officers to be chosen
at the same time, and TO go out of Office at
the same time.
III. The Board of Aldermen 70 DO elected
by general ticket.
". Ne Board of Supervisors the Alder
men to discharge the duties of Supervisors
V. Police, Excise, Fire. Public Works,
Charities, and Health Commissions to be
appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the
Aldermen.
VI. No man 10 hold more than one Office.
If the Legislature will enact charter on
these principles. there will be a chance for
the Democracy at the elections of 1870 and
1879 otherwise not. Let tho Young De-
mocracy, then, stand by their colors TO the
last. And let honest men Of all factions and
all parties join in giving good government
10 this unfortunate CITY.
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Reconstruction of the Cabinet.

Reports have been current in Washington
for come time last, that the Hon HAMILTON
FISH 10 about 10 retire from the State d y
partment. It in said that the only reason is
that he desires to do so aud il is certain that
Ten. GRANT would never dismiss member
OF his Cabinet WHO did not resist any favori;e
notion OF his, and WHO treated him with
pol'tenoss' Very likely the report of Mr.
fIsHs Intention 10 true. The place lie holds
IL not the one he is understood 10 have COY.
eted. HE ambition was to be- appointed Min.
htcr To England, hut tho Prcsidcpt mad,
INN Secretary of State, 1t was ono Of the
Vu"cr'T' o0e Of THE queer Admins tration.
Mr. Fism Is IN boncet man. lie is aleo
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4 STIR IN II C,lorcl Church Tie Hnus For
hidden.


Tie ". T.. iroorctn Church IN Lyucl burr Y.
was lhruuGti last Wcdut .dIy ni.ht with a l.rg,
COT -ro-uliou, a.-Cmhlnd 10 witness tho nuuta
ceremonies which were - unto Albert Gum win
colorci female. Tie COMPANY was atlrcd in ~
best tho bridal party shonc respcndpni and Tho
eyes ui S'rrybodv were bcamiug with the igIts nj
happiness md expectation. Thcse symptoms OF a
good tue were disprled, wien. at the words OF g. e.
minister, uskug II any one present could saow Just
cause against the marriage, q woman named Louisa
Coleman slarlled the church by rushing forward.
wish a pistol In her bsnL swearing that she
had lived Vita toe man Us hi wife, aud. PIE
Srntlng n cbill which she said was hiS. She
caught hold of ;ho bride, TO whom ~Ec used
horrible lAngulga AMI tore her dress In violent
passion. The dislul banco would have been great
EXCEPT ihnt two uulcrmou, Who We're On hand. loo
,'antb took charge NJ Louisa, when they pulled her
ava IRON the altar and hustled her ont Of the
huudlur. u seems that the minister mai hc1ri tnut
he " oman intended 70 interrupt the marriage, and
T. provided tg pnlicemen To preserve the peace.
lie explained 20 the cun-rcaatiou that What tie Wo-
man hal sad Wa not a legal barrier 10 The mar.
race, wil'l lie preceded 10 >uymu,Zc amidst IN
tense s"usdOn. IL, sccord chapter # tuis rnmaurc
happened On Tuurslal, when Louisa made "a u,lce
attack On her Unitupus lover ON tho street when
the bride WAS not pr,-rpt The, acre both arrested
and bound over lo kceu the I,l.c. Louisa. ban
man cQDentb ie'N,ge! h'g W 4ui -hV w', I,-
ailtsltu.
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every quality that is requisite for city railroad.
The construction Of such road along the line
proposed would DO boon of incstimabe value
TO this metropolis. II would add to the value Of
real estate for oil business purposes, and would
make II practicable for laboring men to do their
work in the city and live in pleasant and healthy
colleges in the adjacent county, without losing a
forward.
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The GLOBE, in its official reports of the pro-
coedngs Of Congress, states from time to time that
messages from the President are delivered TO
either House "by Mr.. IloRAoE PoRrER. one Of his
secretaries" In this there arc two inaccuracies
There is no Mr. HoucE Porter, and he is not
one Of the secretaries of the President. There
are two Of these functionaric4, aud their names
are RoDERT N. DoUGLAs and JAMES T. Ely, and
they appear to do nothing more important than
draw their salaries. There is a Gen. HouAcr
PoRrEn, and very clever and distinguished
officer he is, who IS detailed from the army 10
perform confidential duties at the White House.
But he is not a secretary of tie President, and
ought no; to be described as such in an Official
publication like the Gl0jc.
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Into what embarrassment intelligent
Catholics have been brought by the discussion q
the dogma of Papnl infallbity is shown by let
ter on inc SUBJECT NOM the celebrated DR.. New-
NAN to the London Standard:
THAT deeply deplore tho policy, the spirit, tie
measures Of various persons, ly and ecclesiastical,
who are ursing the delniii,n OF that tLoologict At
orlnion. hive ei'h. 'lttptiOu nor wish TO deny (;
Just tie contrary hut. on the other ha"d. have =
hrn belief. and have had all along, that Greater
Tower than that OF any man or s,t OF men will over
rule 'he Il, io,rton- Of the Council to the uctcru
nation of atho.ic and Apostolic truth, aud that
what its Fathers eventually proclaim with Oac
voice viii be the Word Of God"
That IL to say, though he cannot reconcile him
self 10 the measures used TO secure tho adoption
Of the opinion in question, he will nevertheless,
il it shall be adopted, accept it as the Word Of
God.
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~ against the members Of 'hc A'i.., 10,
Cou,,nitt,e Of the Stock ENchanrc W.. tcl,l tofss
rudge rigrihim yestcrd'y. The que. lion involve,
ia vaothcr the Courts have power 10 ro.'r. .,ns
proceedings Of that Board. Henry " saith nd
others, tnv plaintiff. complain that tie lcql,ri,
Bonner & Co.. had made n pretendo claim ,.,lou
them on account of gold transactions ON thtolbm
September. 1863 Black Fridtvl. Tho case was NJ
fore the God Eychinge for arbitration, lu. h.,
plaintiffs revoked the submission AMI oBt.fr. 4 M
iniurctiHn from juice CnrlolO iorll1inc us Sort
EXchnn from taking arv proceeding in no r.i
ter. motion To dissolve was made nn ihe fr0uf
HAT the Court has no rir'it to fn'vr uo Bolri
from enforcing their own rules Decision i1-cryel
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smugelIna sI,k. ~. C,t,nn Cnoh..

Isador Wolf and Myette May, who have been
for some time confined in In How stree, JAl. IN d.
fault of $4,000 bail, on the charge OF having ben
eng aged in smuggling silks as cheap cotton rood,
wero brought yesterday before Commissioner O..
born for examination. one J. c. PERI, wio va
accused Of the same offence IN turnel S'l','. eyi
dence. testified N length yesterday A. 10 err mode
vi operation. Tie case was adjourned unui o-ar.
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The por,y-sixtL street uorrar.

THO inVlo.l % fhc case 90 Inc VI0I-W1 y NJ
fallen b,ul in In West Fprty.-iNtp -i.. '.
n -'porcl until Sturilv next iN or 10 ?. -
every inquiry made into the cpu.-'p.'Hl ul It
ncrs jury Las VicNel the bodies. ami 90. #' 20
been given Tor their burial Mr.. = .n''.n, '". %
the striker estate. d"uies any c3'rc.u.. '.t -
OW Hcrship M mo bull liuI 90" tNt a.. Moe. -
builder Tie real oNucr i- JOIN 7 h.l
Is chained hat BIZ contr 81 cI.e4 for l.,.t ,4s 80
tullis and WarNWuuslil.