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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-05-12
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in Morrell's nomination by the Congress
ional Conference.-The lesson is to be learn
ed from the action Of the Convention: That
although Barker is perfectly familiar with
the shook business he has never studied the
mysteries of pig metal, and of him it may
be said
=. Alas! what perfIs do environ
The man who NEEDLES with cold iron!
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A MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFICULTIES IN
IowA.-Married, on the oath inst. by the
Rev. Mr.. Darragh, of Abba, Monroe cnunty,
Iowa. Mr.. Harris. of the same county, to
Mrs. Lavina Goodman, of Appanoose the
ceremony being performed across an Id
fence in Monroe county. The license being
obtained 10 Monroe county, it was necessary.
in order to make the hymeneal bond legal.
the parties had to take to the brush.--AIbia
SPIRIT.
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DAN'L M'FARLAND. after passing through
the ordeal of trial of twenty five days du-
ration, has at last. on Tuesday Of this week,
been acquitted Of the murder of Albert D.
Richardson on the grounds of insanity
The verdict was received with great applause
by the large crowd of spectators in attend>
ance.
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Two thousand acres of land in Forest
county, purchased by the Maple Creek Oil
Company, some years ago. for $50 1000, sold
recently at auction for S775, with 5000 back
taxes to pay.
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EAMES j. OATMAN, "

AMES j. OAIMAN, u. Il
u tenders his professional services As
sioian and Surgeon to the citizens Of Can
tcwn and vicinity. Office IN rear Of !.
ing occupied by J. Buck & @. s s.
Night calls sau be made at bis l,id,scs.
door south Of A. Haug's tin and ha,
store. May Q, lsis
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- J. LLOYD, successor tsl
~ BUM. Dealer in Drugs, u
Paints, &c. Store on Maia street, a
the Mansion House." EbensbWg,
October II. IS67.-6m.S
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y Nj. LLOYD s. CO..

NV NJ. LLO Z d s Co,
!" BANKERs, ALTOaAI
Drafts on the principal cities sli !
and Gold for sale. Collections NJ
Moneys received on deposit, paysh
mand, without interest, OF upon IL.
interest at fair rates. Il
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NATIONAL guard NOTES.

H. 4. Gildersleeve was elected Lieut. .Cononel OF
the Twelfth Regiment last night.
COMPANY G, Seventy.frst Regiment gave Sergt.
u. MeLaren a handsome gold watch and chain last
evening,
The Thirty-seyentl Regiment ia ordered to as.
seme In the State Arsenal on Thursday evening next
for drill and inspection
An election was held last evening to MI the va
cAncy occas.oned bY the resignation OF Major MedAy.
The veteran Capt George Moore smith was chosen
Col. Daniel W. Teller, for many years command.
ant NJ the First Artillery, dsbanded short time sgo,
has received from Governor Hoffman his commssI
Chief OF Artillery OF the First DteisiOn,
Sergeant John II. Swartz, late First Sergeant Of
the First Company OF the seventh Regiment, who re-
signed during the trouble In that company, has been
elected Captain OF Company OF tho First Infantry.
On Thursday afternoon, Capt. Thomas Tate, Jr.,
commanding Company c, Twentysccond Regiment,
married to Miss L. Briggs eldest daue OF A. T.
Briggs Esq at the residence OF the brides iather l0l
East Thlrty-iourth street.
hrAte the hundred ana twcntyslxth anniversary OF
JcfersOn's birth on Monday, Aprl H. Inu command
Il he reviewed in front OF the City Han by Mayor
0'Hali aud the Common Council.
Last evening there was uncovered in the room Of
the Filth Company OF the Seventh Regiment a full.
length picture OF ex-Capt Van Buren Dutton, former
commahdant of the conpany, ami recently deceased.
The picture was painted by the wellknown artist Ore.
gon wilson,
A member OF the Seventh Regiment Engineer and
Artillery Corps says that John 4, Robinson who on
regiment that appeared In Washington ISL In an.
swet TO President LincOns call for 1000 men, should
nave signed himself Ordnance Sergeant instead or
LlsntsnAnt COMMANDING Seventh Regiment Battery"
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

1t is pleasing coincidence that the famous initials
H. O. signify both Horace Greeley and Harry Genet
T., Leon Dickerson has been appointed clerk in
the Auditor OF Accounts ONCE at Newark \. j.
Recorder Murtindale, OF Jersey City, occupied the
bench yesterday at the lombs, with Justice Hogan.i
TIE Secretary of the Treasury has appointed
Francis ". Spack an Inspector In the Now YORK Gus
tom House.
DR.. Thomas c. Durnnt, OF New York city, ha.
presented endowment OF 900 to the Albany Nedi.
cal College
Mr.. Theodore Mott the Treasurer Of wallsck's
Theatre, Is confined to his house with nnamAtory
Theunatisn.
Since MIR. GreeleN's ali1nce with the Hon John
Morrissey he is said to have gone back the Unver.
salists aud become muscle.man.
President Grant Is expec,ed to reach Phlladelphia
from Troy In time to participate In the Potomac Army
reunion. Gen. sheridan viii preside.
., The Atlantic Boat Club, Of Hoboken, has elected
President, Joseph Russell Vice.PTcsldent. George
Courversler; Recording secretary, Mr.. Livingston ,
GorLsponding seeretary, Harry HERS Treasurer, r,
Tuttle, OF the Hudson Navy,
Mr.; William Mocdougall, the rejected Governor
nj Winnipeg Ia now living sick OF lpOI Ottawa.
one or two other members Of the Dominion Parla
are IN the same situation. Vaccination is the Older OF
the day at Ottawa.
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FLlsHEs FROM rHE OCEAN CABLEs

The North German Parliament has adjourned.
A commission has been appointed to investigate
and draw m report on the sale OF rromoions In the
British army,
Mr. Iuman thinks that the City OF Boston ran into
iceberg and went down when only two three day
out from Halifax.
The bark Lyman Cam, Capt. Prout, from st.
Johns March 9, for Warrenpont ireland, IL ashore at
Carngford bougb,
The bark Josie Nicholas. Capt Nicholas, of Bucks.
port Me-. ashore at San LucUs has been condemned
and is 10 be sold to-day.
Itis said that Bombay cotton. sent by way of the
Suez Canal has been returned TO India from nulders.
neld, as yarn In lorty'nve days.
In Berlin, on Thursday evening. Mr. Bancroft, the
American Minister gave grand banquet TO j. McLeary
Brown aud the Chinese Embassy.
Antiquariads are profoundly interested in tho dis.
covery of a great Roman amPhheatre In the eAcaya.
tons al Mount ST, Gcneyleve Paris.
The House of Lords, after a brief session yester-
day which legal bills and other meas of second.
AIRY ntescst were considered, adjourned until the th
Instant.
Mr.. Scott Russell, In a lecture at the London In
stitute of Ciyl Engineers argued the feasibility OF
and predicted the early beginning OF work ship
canal across the Isthmus OF Darien.
Parliament discussed the Irish Land bill yester-
day and owing to Gladstons's attitude hr KayRnagh's
motion to strike the clause granting E0O damages
for q loss OF holding WAS withdraw.
The Chinese Embassy Ia preparing to go TO Brns-
sells to negotiate treaty with the Belgian Govern.
ment. After visiting Brussols the Embassy Will pro.
coed 70 Paris, Madrid Lsbon. and Florence and wall
return 10 China In July,
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SPARKS FROM THE TELEoRAPH.

The Penobscot river is open.
family in Lowell are dangerously III OF trichi
noss.
Henry A. Wise was admitted to the bar OF the
Supreme Court yesterday
A meeting IN Boston yesterday strongly oppossd
the passage Of the Ten.houi law.
The National Executive Committee OF the Unios
League Will meet on the Goth Inst at Baltimore.
Gov. Haight Ia censured for appropriatng $500
OF the Public School und to the Catholic schools.
Templar Lodge OF Odd Fellows in San Francisco
voted t 200 to assist In introducing Odd Fellowship
DIR. Columbus Post, formerly OF New Orleans, waI
killedNn difhcalty At Bay St. Louis, yesterday.
The Democrats OF Washington Territory have
nominated Judge James ID. Mix for Delegate to Con
gross,
chusctts State Prison on Thursday tie was sentenced
% years ago TO imprisonment for life for arson.
The HsN, John Hin secured the passage OF a bill
&c tndeuyAy A, A. Vance Postmaster at Morristown.
y. fsE money stolen from his safe by burglars
Smith 4 Foss's block and the finishing building
Of the WNukawan Mil Company In Meredith Bridge
surance $4,000.
A Kentucky Jury has Just given $4,000 damages
IN favor OF one Jacobs whose son wa, kled while
deayorng TO cross the track oi the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad,
BY mutual agreement OF the counsel for each Of
the rival Mayors OF Richmond, the motions for disco
has been postponed TO May
Al noon yesterday two men entered the Savings
and Loan Association Bank In Cleveland and while Ons
from lhe vault $4,000 in CASH Both were Subsequently
arrested
The Collector OF Customs In Brunswick, Ga hss
ne'sec and Pacinc Rallroad Company for payment u
been stopped m consequence
The Oregon Republican State Convention, in
Portland, yestrdly nominated Gen. Joel Palmer foi
Governor, ana Galo wilson tor congress Sy ace.smS
the AdInuistr auon.
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OUR LAWMAKERS ON A SPREE.
Mr.. Jacobs's Great Joke-Brineina MP the
Bill on the Btnghamton Inebriate Asy-
1um Final Cram before Adjournment.

ALBASr, April s.-Both Houses held short ses-
sions this evening, and but little business Of i'm.
portance WAS transacted II the truth must be tod,
a majority OF the members were not in condition
to perform their duty legislators. II seems that
after attending the funeral OF the late Gen. Thomas,
the members betook their noble selves to the Troy
Club House, Snd there and elsewhere drank more
wine than was good for them.
Tn the Assembly Mr.. Jacobs, seeing the condition
Of his colleagues. very wisely brought up the bill
granting State aid to the Binghamon Inebriate Asy.
lum, and moved to recommit It to the Committee on
Ways and Means Mr.. Jacobs, 10 support OF his
motion. read part OF the test nony taken before the
Committee In which II declared that the insti-
tuition yearly hired lobbyists at an expense OF Eve
thousand dollars a year to loaf around the Legsla-
ture and prevent unfrendly legislation, as they
termed H. According to information conveyed to Mr..
Jacobs from officers of the institution and other per-
sons, this Is a rotten and corrupt concern.
At the suggestion OF Nj. Lttlejohn the bill was
made special order for next Tuesday, when ur.
ther Developments may be expected. The Senate as
usual had quorum. II IL now decided that the
final adjournment will take place before the 10th OF
this month. TIE next two weeks therefore will be
the busiest OF the session. SO,.
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JOTIINGs IBOUT TO wv.

The New York Fra appears as a Sunday :new.-
Mrs Catharine Brennan committed suicide yes
terdny at N3 West lWentySNth street, taking Paris
green.
The ships Colorado and Alaska have returned to
this port They sailed onThuTsiay for the East India
station.
Mr.. McCarty, the nominee for Police Comms.
sonsr 70 Hudson CITY Bnot squatter" sent up there
by the Ring
Beecker street car yesterday ran into an ex-
press wagon the pole of the wagon entering the eide
OF the car ana passing between two passengers.
The first potato, peachblow. of the year is to be
seen AZ Mr. j. Duplnacs, Washington street. II was
dug rom the farm OF Capt Wright, Livingston county.
A horse and wagon were struck bya locomotive
while crossing Fifth avenue at Flity-nfth street Mr..
George Branch an occupant OF the wagon, eyere.
ly bruised.
In the case OF Wderming and others against
Cohen Son, the hankrups, II was decided Yesterday,
N gene term that the orders of arrest could not be
vacated. ID, McMAhou for creditors
MIR. Oliver Dyer will lecture At Harlem tomorrow
afternoon at O'clock In the hall over the Harlem
Bank, corner Of Tmrd avenue and lAth street SUB.
Ject-" Saving Faith"
We noticed yesterday that the hag on the Custom
House was NOT At hafmast, although on all the other
Dromnent hulldngs IN the city the flags pa ny
lowered out OF respect to the memory OF ,he late Gen
Thomas
The ship Casilda, from Bristol; the bark Linda
from Trinidad the brgs Surl, from Sagua, Jeanne
Marie, nom Rio Grande de Sui. Maggie, II ON Havana
ana the schooner Maggie Louisa, from CsFdeuas ar
rived last nignt.
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POLI7ICiL CIRCUS.

The Stephen A. Douelas Democratic Club in IN,
Iwentv.frs Ward lRs elected; Pre.tdelt, NichoiI
Fisher, Jr. ce.lrrslfrt /. JOcl FuhAn; SecTcta
Dnge,
At meeting Of tie Ninth District Republican
Association. Mr.. George =. NcrklCe presiding resOlu
tions were Passed rrprehendrs the action OF a ma
iority committee which had admitted saly eleCtrt
delegates.
The Tenth Ward Tweed Association met las
nieht at Orchard stre"t, the President, Mr.. Miles
keanc In the char. II resolved to joll In "a,
grand Tweed demonstration this evening.
An immense gathering will toni hit fl the hall a
CJHAl, Ea,t Broadway, and Rut.c-. streets un Ter IN,
auspices of the WIN. NJ. Tweed Central tlub Ju.fiGi
shauday wall preside, ana prominent speal er, viii
Ner addresses on the Grand Sschems dolugs Albany
The ". 4. Brennan Democratic benevolent Asso
dation, No J. Of the Seyea'a ward listened Last n
ing "a speeches iIoui Messis ilplmIun. Hollywood
don.s of the Hon VIM. NJ. Tweed ~ b,uy. and y
commend NJ the Hon. NJ. T. Drpansn to tie Coln,.
troll lar llni
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THE THOMAS oBSE0UIEs.
The President OF the United states, the Cabi-
net. Consressmen, and the Heads Of the
Army Participating In the Pagcant-sut-
pension of Rustness.

Tho President OF the United states. the Cab,-
n., C.n.ro..u.. "a an. Head. of IN a
- nn'.s-, anu ~. p..,osm,.
, ,rsrIc'phtnf In '"e E"to""'
pension oil business.
TRor, April 6-The day was balmy and cloud
~ ."NDo"e' air'eu On "eunesu's "is"'
and assumed direct charge OF the ARRANGEMENTS
On tbs arrival of Gan sberman n. tool .rnerviaorv
-. r,. - - 80 - 80 ,,s
o"aFto' tho uooPs Hom NOW tork hhDor, ue
tailed by Gen. Mcdowell a. an escort arrived here
on the Vanderbilt sboriv sfter o,c,ool ,h,s ,,orn
a., r.-------,-, - a., =. -. -
ipR' Ihey renamed on the ooa' until the hour as
signed for the forming OF the procession. These
troon. cornr,aed a,, comn.,is.
"oop' oo"ip'is'u ~ 0o'"pah'es'
President Grant, accompanied by Generals Dent
.,a pox,.. e..x.,..... p.L..u - p.A..a.
a"u 'V'"'' S'Ho'ei'o9 pe'A"aP anu hoVeson'
Postmaster General Creswell, and the Congression.
Al so,ou..to. .....oa A., a.. .....,-u .-.,. ,-o..
-, -, -, -. a. - - J,
No" io'h' "ene'n' uiun'' oena'"f 'on'on' anu
Gems. Dent and Porter became the guests OF MIR
Francis. of tho Tim,
g ,,,,,,, -, a., ,- ,
the deceased General nom San francisco to Troy.
was guest AZ the Mansion Hou.e. A large number
e " Wv ~ '' ~
OF stores on the main streets were closed during the
moving OF the procession. The rooms OF the Y. NJ
c. A. we're closed from II until o'clock. and busi-
moss was suspended from II until o'clock. The
Post Onlce and other public ofces were also closed
until after the iuneral
The city wore a sombre look public and private
buildings were draped In mourning; the streets
were filled with people, and all the morning martial
men marched to and fro to the beating oil muffied
drums taking their places In the line OF the funeral
cortege.
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Pans, April Sit is rumored that ,he Empe-
aor Napoleon had long fainting fit a,t evening,
after attending review at the Place du Carrousel
but rallied after some hours OF rest.
PARIS, April S-Evening-The Journals to-day
say that the Emperor had q slight attack OF sout
yesterday, which prevented kim from attending Q
review, but that II soon passed away
The Emperor visited publc exhibition OF horses
to. day, and appeared to lie quite well.
The question Of submitting the Ffe6tscitum 10 the
Chambers before 1t is voted by the people is not
settled. The Emperor has not yet given his consent
to that order of proceeding.
The strike at La Creuzot continues, and II IL said
that all the miners In the Valley Of the Loire viii
strike,
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nv ERSFr.

Conductor G,rrison, of tho Erie RAILWAY was ye,-
terday the recipient Of q $50 gold watch.
The Paterson CITY Democratic Convention, last
night, nominated Robert Haley for City Clerk or
the NTH ballot, BY Que majority.
Cornelius White and Krein Mijurp Holllnderx
were severely burned on the hands and face by prs
evening.
The Democratic organ OF Paterson informs its
readers that three negroes have been pledged positions
the police force II the Republican city Ticket suo
cessfu, and tho Democrats are frightened - death
about II.
The new consolidated city OF New Jersey hu
taken step IN the rlght direction ia regard 60 ia
school system. Mr.. Edwin q. Chapman OF Hudson
City, the Democratic nominee for school Supernteni.
ent, Is an abe. energetic roHng man well ycrssd in
school matters, being practn terThsr ana very
pular with the schools Wa believe In puttlns
Into such an important position Iractca man whe
can devote his wno!e time to the interests ~ tho
schools. We wish him success snd predict for the new
city ON nXeelent school syslem under his
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RAILROAD ACCIDESTs.

Patrick Cullinson was killed on Thursday night
by tran while walking the OF the Boston and
Providence Railioal, near Boston,
Hippolyte Barker, q discharged Maine soldier, was
run over and killed on "Wednesday morning while
ing on tue track near Bladensburg, Md.
In a collision on the Hannibal and st. Joseph Rail.
road, ON Wednesday night between passenger and 4
freight train, both locomotives, the baggage and
several freight cars were smashed, Peter Duy hon the
engineer OF the freight train was killed
An unknown woman, about IS years old, was run
over Yesterday morning by the Harlem Railroad train
al seventeen street. She was horribly muilated her
head being side of the track her feet aud legs
the other and OF the body scattered along
the track with the exception Of white plaid shawl,
part OF her clothing could be described II was torn
to shrrds She seemed 90 nave lam on the tack nend
Ing tha thU train should pass over her. Tue remains
lhe MOrgMa
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In the United States District Court, Mr.. Emer-
son, Assistant District Attorney, has instituted pro-
ceedings against MIR. wm. z. Lawrence, President
OF the National Tobacco Association, to recover
$1,000 the amount OF the taxes estimated uoon his
manufactures. Mr.. Emerson says that the is an
old one. having been Instituted about year ago
short time ago speca messenger was sent from
Judge Pierrepont's Department to make inquiries
In relation TO the solvency OF the bondsmen. and
soon hterMard Mr.. Lawrence appeared before the
5000 to satisfy the demands OF the Government.
The offer was rejected and no action was taken
upon the case until yesterday, when Mr. Emerson
informed SUN reporter that he had made prepara-
tons to recover the full amount OF the bono in the
Circuit Court. This IL only OF a number Of
cases In which the bondsmen have not been sued I:
but II IL tile only one which has officially leaked out
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NEW TROUBLE IN FRANCE.

Serious Riot among the Furnace tOpera-
uvcs near Nevers-Yesterday's Military
Review In Paris-Pion-Plon's Opinion.
PARIS, April s.-The Frdncdis reproduces the
recent opinion of Prince Napoleon Pion.Plon) tha,
"a Ne6scitum is the last alternative OF revolution"
serious riot has broken out among the opera
tives of the iron-smelting furnaces and forges At
Fourchambault, near the City of Nevers The
troops there have been consigned to barracks.
Meesrs. Jules Janin ana NJ. Emile olivier were
chosen members OF the French Assembly very
nearly unanimously. They received 90 OF the Is
voices.
A grand military review was contemplated yester-
day, but at very late hour II postponed until
to-day. To-day tie streets are full Of troops and
people. Tie weather Is delightful. The troops arc
(2P. ny passing the EN- cror, who, with his AZ.
tendants Is stationed in the Place du Carousel, near
the Iuileriea
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The Howl Asains, the Chinamrn.

WAsHrSoros, April s.-Repiesentative Sar-
gent, OF California, denied that 5000 starving men
are walking the streets Of San francisco. lie had
seen no such allegation In the newspapers He
knew that 1t was difficult to get labOrers In San
francisco to gol,o the mining regions at 81 per day
II there was any danger OF an outbreak there, IL
arose from inHammatory appeals against Cinnamon,
made by and 70 men OF the Democratic party. He
was tired Of the continued PLAYING on the string
against the Cinnamon In California. He thought
they were useful to the State although hs thought
II would be injudlcous TO ADMIT them to the ballot.
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pHoToGRApHs BY sun REPORTERS.
A New Jersey Citizens Association Formed
to Fisht the Thieves.

The people of Hudson county. New Jersey,
tired OF being made to suffer, both in pocket and
patience, by both political parties, have rallied and
formed "a zens' Association for the selection Of
honest municipal officers. They have put forward
good o. the Democratic as well as of the Re.
publican ucHet, and In q few instances have subst.
tued other men. They have resolved to vote against
the useless Boulevard, which would cost 5000 900
and, II permitted to be opened would hll to over
flowing many rogue's pocket The following
named are the nominees OF the Association: For
Mayor-Charles II. o'Neill o. jersey city, Dem.
For Water Commissioners-Eneas Fitzpatrick Of
Jersey City, Dem. Mr.. Henry Fitch OF Bergen, Re
pub. Mr. q. ID. Van Reypen OF Hudson City. m
For School superinten dent-The Rev Fernando
Putnam OF Bergen, Rspub. For POLICE Commis
sioners-Mr. Jacob Rlnlsa Of jersey Cny, Rcpub. ;
Mr.. Gaubrecht Of Hudson City,.Dem Mr. llugh
Mckay OF Bergen Ind. For Police Justice. e.-Nir
D. Boley OF Bergen City, MIR. Tnos. Aidridgo OF
Hudson CITY, Ind.
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HIyIs FROM CORREsPONDENTS.

"a L." asserts that Mr.. Cumberson, the candidate
for Alderman OF the Third Ward, Hudson city 10 not
Ring candidate but q very respectable man and the
ncnilnce Of the Citizens Democratic Union Associa'
Er.Alderman Henry Pa,tbsrg Of Hudson City,
writes that the contractor building hs slarWy s a.
As OO leIs than any OF the rest lie says ne has had
nothing 10 do with The matter since his nom
Office ant alrms that his hands are unsIAinsa py any
thiRR connected with this WORK
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BROOk LIN.

The new temple Israel. on Greene avenne to'weeu
Adclphi street and Carton avenue, wa cousecf ates
YESTERDAY afternoon AZ +. NJ
In n f-ht between Thomas phllen and william
GRADY at Columbia ami carroll streets early ycserdaJ
morning, tile former or one OF the lattcr's nrgtfs OF
Manuel Firth. Lewis Parlen. and Peter Le'ci, Ne y
York knuck :" ere arrested yesterday while work.
iIg' stores on Fulton street.
Mr.. Lewis Williams sued In the Supreme Court "a
recover S2JN rom the rnmcn, Fu Hl In,uilHrt nm
pan,. the dceuce was that the 'laiutlf had 'r ht
sioic. anu tAe jury could not sc' t.is anu gave h1