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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-10-06

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wThe sweetest of strains-trying
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New York Markets.

Flour AND MRALr-The whole tone OF the market
and the course OF demand and supply have been IN ia
OF higher prices during the week. and adj
vance has been established. To-day the low grades OF
Western and State nours were SC. better, with good
export demand and the market generally active and
@t55 extra state, &c, SoeOksoD round hoop onto,
s.Oec s. 30 Western spring wheat extras. S5Ss $50
Western spring wheat double extras, <550s s55
ern aaa II. Louis winter wheat extras anu double
tra, s55Stst5 Genesee extra, t55oS - - city ship
extras g. 21sSi 90; Southern supers sos -
Southern tipping and family bran Is s6Sta Rye fJur,
superane, o. 70 1850 Corn meal-N GsLern, Jersvy,
GRAIs-Prices generally show some Improvement.
Wheat to-day again &c. hgher sales o. Ol bush.
~ til5SeFl>S tot prime rel winteri tlS.sti3i ior
hlUeI 40; 81 - sfl - Tor 40. spr 81 49, No.
J 10. and " tOve sl.15 tir white. Corn urn aud
active sales 1910 hush al &luie 10 for new Western
mixed. according To qualify ~ lVsN ~ for old do
tlIfetllg Tor Western aud state and yellow. oats
tern, and sOgc iog OHIO and state. Rye. 81 O5s 10
for Wesei and tlli .Sl.ij tor state. Barley nrner
.cs 100 bush. at 80. Tor tWOrONCd state and
u sfc Tor Iuada West Barley mat In more demand
IS 0Jc for state and Caulll. White beans wanted
at as Tor medium, ami f2.tO for marrow Canada.
Peas n0mina, Sls,Sl!5 Ia bond ana duty paid
PIOYIslONs--loTk has declined from tho highest
$3.50; and prime mess, SO, and for IA uture delivery,
mess. So beef arm, but quiet plan mess $li 500 tlj
extia do, IS aOsfl3. fierce Dee Ssat{!5 Tor PRIME
mess, and tSst0 for lndia mess, with sales SO
Beef hans steady at t.NafSt. Cut meats steady.
picAed hams selling at 6etlic Bacon duh Cum Der.
land sold al about lSAc Lard couunues duh and un.
settled sales 40 Dkss. Al l5si54c. Tor No. TO primo
OF e after at Ice. seller months Dressed nogs dull
llkLl.C.
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Men in London Dressing ms women.



At Bow street great crowd assembled this
morniuL to hear the evidence against two gentle
men who had been detected by The police In ire
qucn,ing the Strand Theatre dIt--el women.
Their uanes were Ernest Boulton, aged -. OF 43
Shirland road. Paddington. gentleman, and Frcte-
rick WillAmPlrk aged %. " - Btou street, Berk'
ley square. law student hugh Alexander hunoeu,
aged b. Of 1856 Buckingham Palace road, gentleman,
was cl arged with having been found in company
with the prisoners out lie told the police aud ar
sured the magistrate that he believed they were
women He had met them on the previous evening,
aud had agreed To accompany them TO the theatre.
TIE evidence Of tine police went 10 show that the
prisoners were dressed ia a fashionable manner as
women--n htct they appeared to-day IN court at
tired as they we're at the theatre las! night.
BOulton WAS dressed In flf hion2ple crimson silk,
trimmed with white lace. lie were naxen wig
with plated chignon. Ills arms and neo< bare.
lie had bracelets, and white lace shawl round his
shoulders. Park wore a green satin dress with pan
nier haxen wig cnrled, white kid gloves, bracelets,
and black lace shawl bis shoulders. On their
rooms being searched quantities OF womens cloth
ing and jewelry were found, as well as number Of
chignons. There were also photographs OF the pri-
sOners dressed women in various styles. On be-
ing crossexaninod the officers stated they did not
see the prisoners commit any act OF impropriety
they were, however, bowling to gentlemen In the
stalls They had been seen about the theatre
Tor fortnight, but it MAS not supposed that they
were men.
Mr.. Flowers said that the completeness OF the dis
guise only made the offence The greater He shonld
hive taken them for women himself The defence
was that The disguise was resumed "ior lark. "
Mr. Flowers refused to believe this. lie thought
1t quite possible tnat Mundell might have been de-
ceived and would therefore allow him TO 20 on en-
tering into recOgnizances in ElOO. Tie Others
would be remRnded without bail.
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4" NOT GUILTY !"

Spontanc ~ there arose from tie Assembly such
STOUT Of applause AMI prolonged cheering -
probably never before filed the hall o. the General
scssions and scene OF iudcs criblble rejoicing and
coifsI1tuation followed. which the Recorder and
officers Of the Court made attempt 20 tranquiize
as AL olt that 1t would have been utterly impossible
TO check the Wild eulhus OF the people. The
friends Of Mr.. MeFulsnd crowded around him,
shaking hands with hi.n. and praying heaven for
blessings his head ladies' seized little Percy In
their arms and
EuGGBp AND KISSED HIN
with womanly tenderness and affection. Cries OF
- Mcfarland, give me your hand = and "Thauks be
to the Lord - mingled with the cheers which were
repeatedly given for the prisoner and for his coun
sol, MIR. Graham; tue brother OF Mr.. Mcfarland
pressed forward in tears 10 congratulate him; the
ladies' surrounded Mr. Graham, who weeping
like u boy aud enthusiastically thanked him for his
devotion TO his mperilled client; members OF the
bar gathered around Mr.. Gerry and expressed their
appreciation OF the magnificent manner in which he
had prepared the prisoners In short, the pent
up excitement and sympathies O. the las; Eve weeks
found free vent, and turned the court room into
arena Of
SPONTANEOUS AND HEARTFELT REJOICING.
And during all this, aud himself being the central
object OF the joyous turmoil. the man apparently
happier countensbce than he has worn before since
the trial began, the prisoner, Daniel Mcfarland.
But such scenes cannot last forever. The feelings
Of the audience having had free vent silence at
last restored. and the ordinary routine resumed
TaE DISCHARGE OF TUE PRISONER.
TIE Clerk-Geuuemen Of the Jury, hearken to
your verdict as It stands recorded You 1nl the pri-
sonor not guilty; 80 say you Glt
The Jurors all bowed assent
| The Clerk-You are discharged from further at
tendance.
Mr.. Gcrry-May IL please the Court, l move tue
| discharge VI my client.
The Court-The prisoner is discharged. A djcurn
| the C,nrt.
The crier adjourned the Court, The scene OF con-
graduation which, though less missy, had hardl
been interrupted, renewed Will original ery or
the jurors received an ovation from tine audience,
| and crowded around Mr.. McFarlani TO shake hands
| and bid rim good by; and the excitement WIS
| kept No until Mr.. Mcfarland, no longer prisoner,
| let me court room with his reatiyes, amid the
cheers of tie multitude and tho Mcfarland trial
| passed into history
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"oh, pal the Jury are coming I" exclaimed little
Percy, biding his face upon hia fatlers knees.
Down of those bcnchesi Make way for tho
jurors = sternly cried the officers forcing the excited
au itors TO their seats.
In the midst OF tho excitement the private or
JUICES door was thrown open, ard the foreman oil
tho jury was seen standing on the threshold, with
bis eleven fellow-jurors grouped behind him. Al a
signal from Can't, McCloskey they fled slowly In,
and, amid a silence as Of death, passed TO their
seats. A soment later, Judge Hackett came 10 and
took his seat upon the bench Then came the veneer
sbie Clerk, Mr.. vanderpool and took his place at
his desk 10 call the jury roll-a duty which he has
performed on many q memorable occasion when bis
rollcall was the prelude OF ignominons death 70
the accused.
CALLING rBE ROLL.
As Or Vanderpoo called the roll and the Jurors
successfully answered here the spectators strain
ed their ears II TO Catch possible, some prophecy
Of tie verdict from tho tones Of the Jurors voices
But their "hero's" were not prophetic; they were
low and unlndcative, and no one could bise guess
upon them. And now came the crucial monen-
The Clcrk-Gentlemcn OF the jury, have YOU
agreed upon you verdict IA deoihliko silenccl
The Foreman--wo have. Profound sensation,
and the sound Of women sobbingl
The Clerk--rho Jurors will rise, and the prisoner
will rise.
The Jurors and prisoner arose.
The Cierk-Jurors, look upon the prisoner' Pr's-
oncr, look Loon tUo jurors
The jurors all turned and looked UPON the aris-
oncr, ard the prisoner, with hnggatd ghosly coun'
tenance, and sorfowf!l, appealing eyes, zcd a. tie
twelve men who, for the purposes OF that occasion,
held his destiny ia troir hands, and were about 10
nike IT known.
TIVE CRITICAL MOMENT.
rhr scene AZ this moment was s5solui y indie
scribablc. Mr.. Graham sat IN his accustc med seat
with his head bowed uron his bosom, convulscd
with uncomfortable emotion. Mt. Gerry sat by ~
side. no less moved within, a. his suiiused eyes
plainly told but otJer~ise rs grim aHd FIRM as tae
Rock at Plymouth, where his ioreiathcrs landed.
Little Percy seemed rarakHed vita terror and his
lfs, white and parchcd, Glove to his teeth. The
audience held their braa,h, and the deatnAe still
ness was only broken BY women's sohs.
Tno Clcrk-ilow say you, gentlemen; do yor
frd The prisoner at tue lar sui J or not ruiiD'
As tie clerk wac asking this question
A V4yip tLAsu cT iIGnTNisG
s.rcrrea into he room, followed By thrulci
! crash witch ovcrNhoimnod human uuerauee, ant
whisi, rolled mutterngly OF down he horizon
The I'.rk Correcting the Guesion'-iI1~ 81!
you, Gentlemen, Do you ind tie prisoner at tA'
Bar guilty or no, ss;..s?
Tho Forrruau-
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Was Admiral Porter Ignorant, or Did he
Tell IA Lie Z

From the SBriHd tleld Republican.
loss OF the Oneida, AGIniral Porter says the lost
vessel was not destitute Of boats, as had been re-
p0rted and quotes nom letter OF Admiral Rowan,
on g al the Navy Department, To prove his state
mcnt But in the finding OF the United states naval
court that Investigated the disaster At ioEohama,
since made public, the original charge that tho
Oneida was short OF boats is repeated and con
lrued.
That report says that four OF the largest and most
serviroable boais had been lost, that bat two re-
mainrd AMI il tho vessel had had her full compile.
ment IL is morally certain many more lives would
Inye beeu saved II would lie hard to believe that
either Admiral Porter or Admiral Rowan would
state what they knew to be untrue about such u
matter but ne finding of the court OF inquiry Is 80
expcit that il conyicts them at least OF very great
in,,orarce if not of Intentional lalseh0od.
Ihe real facts about the disaster have come out
very slowly. We are AFRAID NOV are not an pubhy
nov. and That hey would not rebound to the credit
OF Tie Navy Department IL tae! were,
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Euslnssg uolltts.


Who h. AIRS. NiuEIOwg
As this question Is rt. ut'y asked. we VIII simny
say that she Is lazy Who tor upwards 4 thirty years
has untiriugy devoted her tine and talents Fcmac
Physician ana nurse. principally anOag children. she
has especially studied The constitution aud w'nte NJ
this numerous class and az result Of this effort, aud
practical knowledge, obtainad in lifetime spent ne
nurse and physician. she has compounded u soothing
Syrup. for children techng. II operates Ike maggie
giving rect ami health and IT, moreover sure 70 reau.
late the bowels. In consequence Of his article, Mrs.
Wusow "a becoming wotl1.rcnowned as beAcfact'r
Of her race; odlIron certainly do RISE UP and bless
her especially IL this the In this city Vast guam
Titles Of the Soothing Syrup arc DAILY cold and used
here. We think Mrs winslow has nimortazed her
name by this invaluable article, and sincerely be-
eve thousands Of childron have been saved nom al
early grave by ia timely aud that millions vet un
Oorn viii share It's benefits, and unite calling her
blessed No MOTHER has discharged her duty TO her
suffering little one. In our opinion, until she has given
It the benefit Of Mrs. winslows Soothing syrup Try
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FINANcrAL AND COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY, May 10--P. M.-The gold market was
dull and without special feature during the morning
hours, but subsequently became active and higher In
consequence OF the buoyancy in the other depart
ments and more disposition srioug spoculators TO
operate. The price under more active purchases rose
10 IFS, with closing sales ut iliH6iij. In the gold
loan market ~ and cent were the rates paid for
having balances carried. The imports Of specie at
this port for the past week were t5i6.6, maSing a
total since January 1, Of s5l,5 500. The saXona sailed
to-day with 5000 In specie Tho total Clear
inss at the Gold Exchange Bank were sHi16O)0i
gold balances, fi2i10s!i aud currency balances
rBii5i The principal quotations were;
ilhS 4. M..iits. s;i4 j.. a...ii5 $50 ti... ...iis
Foreign cxch lngo has ben strong and active,
throughout tho day. leading dealers having lvarced
their rates to iO9H though sales made a. cDnccs
sions. At the primo 90 days ul we're quo cd At
i0gNgiV}i, SIGHT at ii09iioH, aud commercial iosA
di0o.
The money mcrkot has been easy Al to q cent.
,fdng TO the collateral ofcrcd. and without
tia feature. The banks are gutted with national
roncY. which they Offering great inducements to
takers. In discounts there Is nothing Prime paper
nndng ready sale At and cent, with CHER quota
tons for less choice grades
The Government bond market has shown a marked
advance, with heavy purchasing demand throughout
the day. Az the morning Board prices y cent.
better than last evenings closing figures, and further
advance 81 haN cent was noted nt the noon call,
while at the yclocA session further Improvement Of
keN took place san further advance OF haA y
cent. recorded later In the day, the market
closed strong, 'with n continued active demand. Tho
rise was stimulated ly WUhncton dispatches
that the Secretary tho Treasury had decided to pur.
chase several Millions more during the present month
uan announced IN hts May programme. Also, that
much larger purchases VIII DO made m juno because
or an large increase iu the Trcasurys IN
come receipts. while these ccspatchcs were not on
~. 1s
tn Increased Juoyancy AMI active dcalin.s.
Heur, CLOVIS 4 Co., 50 Wall st., report atjP. IA
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Contents OF the weekly sun.

The wIEKLY SUN, published this morning contains
the following
Progress Of the Cuban Rcyolutlon--Cuha 10 be SOLD
BY spain The McFaIltnd Trial Canada's Lat Crea
tiOn Fight IN the House over the Civn service W
Gen, Grant Temperance Man Frontier Justice Col
Fskr Wow REGIMENT From the figIesttp the Low 1T ;
Mysteries OF Coqniefietng Gen shcrmals orinion
of Logans Army Bill Leading Articles matters OF tn
terrsti Sunbeans WyDrowes villa story; finan
cial and Agricultural Reports.
The Dollar Sun contains complete epitome OF the
Of the week from all parts of the United states
and the American continent Copies in wrappers
ready for mailing to the old country may be had at the
desk Of our publication ONCE Price three cents.
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I,fEI,


DONNELIY.-on Moncay May Q, Cate Jane. vouny.
tft daughter OF MARY and OF he late simon DOnICly
aged years, s 10 outts amt 10 days.
Notice oftunefR hereafter.
NAkliN.-At Gre hpnluf, On Monday evening, NAV
o. amer long AMI p1inf Ma. -. Mrs. Mary And Mar
TIN, IN tine I'D year Of her s-r.
The relatives alt friends arc respectfully Invited to
attend tn funeral from the residence ~ er son naw
samuel scCUl, hCIt etc. utar JnOI ~ clock. On
Thursday. The enans Will be taEcn 10 Cypress HIS
MCNANARA.-ou TueslaY. MAY 10, suddenly. John
NcNImlra, native OF tAc County Leitrn. Leland, IN
1hc relatives aud friends Of the family ar. resrect-
fully invited 70 attend tue funeral ron his late rcs-
dcncc, 40l LIST ay- Thursday, Nay - ats O'Clock.
thence the Church OF tht Epiu hqny - ay, where
solemn reurlcu mass Will D. offered for the repose Of
hir soul, thence TO calvary Cemetery. -
McGUIHE.-On tuesday ha! 10. $50, Patrick Nc
CURE, aged 73ye1rs.
attend tn funeral, on Thursday afternoon, II Ia
mains viii be inferred In vary Cemetery.
OIiLEl.-On Tueslly, May 10, alter short tus
PAINFUL Illness at his reideLce, as est Ah e., Miles
The fends aud relatives ore requested 70 attend hrs
funeral from the above number. On Thursday, May II,
P&YsER At Greenpolnt. on tuesday May TO- Yin.
mic A. infant dau ghscr Of John eAd f. Lizzie Peg
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
SNIrH.-On Monday evening, NAYS Cathaiile, the
beloved wife OF John smith. aZef % years
The friends OF the family and those OF her sons john
w. Edward - Peter A.. and James, arc invited {, at
tod les funeral THURSDAY MOI ntng AZ 70 O'clock,
nom 81 sthcns church, 18th st. between Jd anu Lex
lnston avs.
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Snrttu 1ioittrs,

IRREGULARITIES CcoIeraiive Building Associa:
ID uuH.-lut pAuv ~ wiling 10 have tnp Ob' aint
ground Of no acres hid GU y OTIS he same To-
Gated on The Jucss Ry miles nom lIdutIu Point,
l.. |. tonfrnVtors VINO willing TO undertake this
work viii pleas, 10 sent their yifVrs to IN JOnmtca
Outa"ing OF TIN WgDund, IA and 10 West "a
(Munziuger'- Han Ia SATURDAY the lljh OF Nav.
CHARLES tA'h, fiuat'- IL : .cl,tary.
V'HE THIRD ANNuAL MEBri "a q tho
Boo Nbin tCr.' ItOyida1t association VI rc hcd ~
Masonic nan. i.th &C.. urtwCcY 81 unt fth ly-, on
We 1uesday cvtrifr, May ~. ~ o'cluck. Members
and nUud Of the Ass0cii are invited 70 be present.
EuuEkr BEATTY, President.
l. BRApFoBp Secretary.
I'NCINEERS.-rne new Enriuc"rs' Protect W
NJ suClcy idtV .cu owed to NJ lal1 HAN lJiOwcry,
aufwil j. Uig!t f",l.ss every tcc4ut 81 ~ ifth
1nlrsdays IN Gicu m 0nth. SAMUEL. BcNNEIE,
GkO. LAWHENtE, ace. sec. IfcSld'nt.
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The following Is list OF the Governing Committee Of
the stock Exchange elected yesterday for tho year
suing
To serye four years-H. s. Wilson, j. l.. Browueil,
Geo. II. Brodhead, J. Kehney Warren, Warren Kim.
Dall, a. s. Peabody, 5. I, Browne r. A. Hoyt. A. NJ.
CahOOne ami H. G. Chapman To three year
Edvnru BRANDON, j. X. Garland, and r. NJ Myers. To
serve two ycan-Genrse ". Fuller. To serve one year
-kredk White and W. X. Soutter
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sr,,r,or CARR TFI.u T.E. Part L. No 1888 's3. l0t.
.Ii ,.4I I-. ~, ly44 2uo 2'G3 ?lui 9oI, Ya,
p, No. gIug !u4 NO. MA 1914 gS 40 st, g5s, 1850,
3d. l47!, loo, lJbI .ll., -. A.. 40. -. a..
Loa1oh Pik.s rHr,L rsRs- Fsrt no Eh $40 7'1' |7'
eCN Ia ieT 10 fBs so3, Sul, sll, VIZ, ~ "ll, 800
" PrsIs-PAIt So, sbs, SIS, ~, ST. sSs S94 So,
zoo, kOU ssi, WI, its, SOs, 'it sH'
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Live stock Market.

New York, Tuesday, May lO.-1here were no
fresh offerings OF beet cattle to-day and very little do
ing. Quotations nally the came As yesterday
when dInary To prime steers were sold at lSGic,
n; fA bulls At oc, ana extra and fancy steers At 20.
lifc. sheep scarce, SIS head received to-
day anu the market was dull At high prices. Medium
an1 fair shcared sheep were sold al ~ csc. n and
car load of unshorn at shc. No hogs were sold live
weight, but quote common 10 best At g,9skc y n.
Dressed hogs were steady ~ nAel@c Receipts were
LAO
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nlfttlngs.
cuttings.
A MEXICAN, WOMAN SUFFRAGE Ass1.

A MEXICAN. WOMAN SUFFRAGE ASsO-
~. tlAIlOS.- Mass Convention Tor the HlNotacy
OF Woman suhragt will be he'd Ov the Amer can MO-
man Suffrage k~sJ Cllton, In Scinway HAIL. Wild
NEsDAl and ant i,sDAY. May Al aud u, morning,
afternoon, and evening nay sessions u'e. Evenings
20 cts The tollhWiI % 1cle. of tho havo
already engaged to address the convention.
lsnry Nart r-vt s., mes Freeman Clarke,
GEORGE william Curtis, Phehe \. H1raf1rd.
Jul Ward Howe, John WhilCheAi,
" lium LLOYD Garrs hannah " I. Cutler,
NurN 4. IlNusnJT., hes q. SpObing.
Robert Coiiyer, Elizabeth n. churchill
Lucy stone, e. irrt raven,
Iienly N. blackwell, r. W. Hing t'4on,
teia u tr.Lish, Oliver Jonuson. 70
Mary y DAVIS. Moss Co.'S TYLER,
Steuhcn :. Foster Aaron ". Powell,
&c &c v. Julian, Mitim NJ. cole,
William HenIy ChNnnnr, Isaac II. sturgeon.
aud OthCts. b} orl"r OF IX. Com -
HENRY Wiip BFktHER. Presidents
lUCY SroSR Chairman Executive Comnnttcc
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Arrised-TUEsDAv. May 10

ArrtNed-IuEsDAY, May ~
Steamship Ellen 5 Terry, Newbern, mdse And pass
Steamship Scotia Liverpool, mdsc. and uass.
Steamship Arizona, AspinwHll, mdse, mails and pass.
Steamship san Salvador, savannah, mdse ana mas.
Steamship MONTGOMERY, Savannah. udse. aud pass.
Steamship CIV OF Cork, Liverpool uIdse and pass.
bhip Susan l.. Fitzgerald. hatanzas, suga.,
Htrk Gauss, bremen, Lndse aud pass.
BARK Bolivia Aspinwall, mIise.
Brig Maria, Naples, mutt.
brig Helen q, Rich Cieuuegos, sugar.
Brig Clara l.. Gibbs, Gle utnego-, sugar.
Brig George GllchrHt, Cardenas, su-ar
Brig Hildegradc Gloucefter, snt.
Brig Serpent ma. Alicante mdsc.
sc.r New Dominion, Arroyo, Y, T., sugar.
Schr Rover Bermuda, Produce.
SChr :, a. NJ, ID. SOUL, Cleniu'gCR, sugar.
Schr Eliza II Coffin, santa Cruz, Wn'n.-ci.
SChr NJ Il, BTamuLl, Cabancn, sugar,
Schr &. NJ. Mar. EFT Bgracoa, irUlt.
Also. tue usua river aad coaatWlst Yc's'Is
sAILFD-steamships saxon!a, tor Hamburg N'r,o'
Savannah.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OFT,
IoSnoNprRRY, May lO--MorgN an Nt| orb .
QUESTION:, May lO-Ciiy u IIoo"N ANA Nt"'e''f'
BRrsr MAY 20 ST. Laurent New York,
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Business NCiltts.

IL has beeu proved, beyond the possibility of
doubt that diseases the bladder ktane's, and url
nary organs are thoroughly and completely cured and
A permanent vic DRY gained over dys2epsia organic
weakness gravel dropsy, strangury, diabetes and f.
male gularlties, by the aid OF HELhhoLDs Bucuu
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AoIaleaI.
ta,AuMANY HALL.

a VI AN HtAiAIg.
pu.su1nt TO Tho call OF the Tammanv nan General
Committee three hurdre u dctgaes ciert,t 10 non-
nate = cauWdtic l,r Assistant Alderman Of the Four.
Mcn.h Assistant A.Gctmqhc District met at Cuddy' Is,
~ ilfst avenue, LIST evening. d, ana bv
UNANIMOUS vote nom untcd The Hon. John Reilly, 10
present Preside OF inc Hoard OF Assistant Aldermen
~ lER GILLESPIE, Chairman.
r,. II NJ, GEO STEVENSON, Vice Chairman.
Y}SMS' R p; syLl" secretaries
A THE CONVENTION held At Gorrry's north
~ west cOrhcf OF J!l It. md a Tue sdaV
May ~, 1910 pursutnt to call OF General Committee of
1amuany Hal, Patr cN Carr unanimously noInl-
mated a. the choce Of the regular Democratic electors
Of the Eighteenth Assembly District Of tho TwentynIst
ward JE'tsNIAH CROWLEY, Chairman.
AuGusrrs r DoCHErrY SEC.
a SPECIAL MEETING OF the ~. T. brennan
~ democratic Assttlat o. thc 9Th ward will DO
IN NJ Warren ltll on Wednesday, May II, at ~
o'co ck The puDlc are invited - attend.
By order OF JEREMIAH O,B"IbN, President.
LOUIS LASGE Secretary pro TEN.
fEHE MOZART Assistant Aldrfnanic con-
II vent OF was ned ~ JansOns Han, 10 IN av., on
Tuesday, May 10. and the following domination was
unanimously made For Assistant Alderman 18Th Dis
trct 10TH Ward. ROBERT BARLASD,
EDWARD BEEkIAN, Chairman.
V'IfE 2tsT WARD Campbell Social lndepend.
4 ent CLUB have CcCteu owen ftzpattick, Prtsidenti
James DOnnCly, Wee; Thomas MrNahu, sccretary.
John Campnr !. Assistant secretary I, Mrun Purnt,
Treasurer. The Wurkiugmen OF the 2lst NnId are IN.
Yted to attend general meeting al a5 E1st Sd st. on
ThursdNy evening, ats o'clock