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BETHANY COLLEGE,
Monday, 25th September, ISL

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OF river, and surrounded With the mosi ATo'sS
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endowment. Buildings, Apparatus, LibfA'y. 81
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AMPLE AccoMMopArIoNs
COURSES OF INSTRUCTION:

are provided for both publit and private toa't
ing and unfurnished Rooms will he let 10 si1tti
who Wish 10 board themselves.
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T1HE CITY BANK, BELLAIRE, O..
i Once, on Water 81, opposite Central Bloet.
Does general Banking business; reeeiTes money
on deposit and pays interest on special deposits;
disoounts notes and bHle; deals IN Exchange,
Coupons and National, etate and local securities.
The PR0HFTEsT ATTnTioN sTTBN 10 ooi.1BC-
TfoNs on BELt.ATRE AND fTs VICINITY. The cor
respondrnee Of Banks, Bankers and Others hav-
ing business 81 this point Il solicited.
DIREcToEa-A. VI. Anderson, isaac Booth, A.
o. Meiloti, A P. Tallman, John 7. Mercer, c. C..
Kelly.
A. P. TALLlLAN, Cashicr. feb6
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FROM WASHINGTON.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. /

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively for The Eoeniag Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June 13.
The Store Ship Supply,
which carried out provisions for the French, is now
route for the United States, having on board
The Sick Of the European Squadron.
Among them is a lieutenant hopelessly insane, and
paymaster whose mind Is badly affected, but 1t is
thought the latter may be cured.
appointment.
Theodore w. DimOn, for several years clerk in
the Department OF State, and native OF New York,
has been appointed Disbursng Clerk in that Depart
occupied confidential position on the American
side OF the Joint High Commission similar to that
held by Mr.. Howard on the English side.
Governor Cooke.
There is no truth in the report that Fl. d. Cooke
has resigned the Governorship OF the District OF Co.
lumbia. 1t is certain, however, that
Frederick Douglass has Resigned
as a member of the Council Of the Territorial Legis
lature.
The United States Arbitrator on the Ala
bama Board. -
Special Despatch to The Buening Telegraph.
WASHINGTON, June 13.-The President has not de-
cided who shall be appointed arbitrator to Geneva
on the board to settle the Alabama claims. 1t Is
names mentioned is that OF Senator Sumner. 1t is
stated good authority that II the appointment Ia
rendered him he will accept it.
The United States Ship Supply,
homeward bound from Europe, has on board all the
sick OF the European Squadron, among them two
Officers who are insane one raving maniac.
Governor Cook has rendered his Resig gna-
tiOn
and will insist on its acceptance.
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FOURTH EDITION
d o M II 3 TITO Affairs.
Odd Fellows Demonstrate tion.
Celebration in Boston.
free Masonry In Harrisburg
Destructive Hotel Burning.
The alabama Arbitration.
Who viii be the American Member
Resignation of Gov. Cook.
Etc., Etc., ETC., ETC.. Etc, Etc,
Resignation of Gov. Cook
FROM THE WEST.

BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The EUening Telegraph
The Lottery War.
ST LOUIS, June 19.-An injunction was applied
or a few days ago By the State to enjon the Mis-
souri, state Lottery from transacting business and
was refused by Judge Lindley, oD the ground that
previous decisions OF the Supreme Court had de-
cded that lottery regularly chartered could not be
lnterfered with until the charter1egally expired.
Illinois and st. Louis Bridge.
A deed OF trust for s2,O0O,0OO second mortgage
bonds to be issued by the Illinois and Sc. Louis
Bridge Company has been recorded here. Solon
Humphreys and John A. Stewart, of New York,
trustees. This gives the company all the funds me-
cessary to complete the bridge. 81
Charles Gorrsfeld, formerly a reputable and pros
porous citizen, but lattery OF Incorporate HABITS
shot himself through the head with q pistol while
playing domnoes in q saloon late last night, and
died soon after
Generals Sh erman and Sheridan
held grand reception at the residence of General
Pope at Fort Leavenworth last night. Many gentle
men and ladies from LeavenwOrth were present
Sherman and Sheridan leave to-day for Omaha.
Lutheran Synod.
CINCINNATI Jupe 10. - The members OF the
General Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran Church,
now in session at Dayton, visited the National Sol
dlers' Home yesterday, in a body,
The family of Warren Wolf, or Londonvtlle, Ohio,
were carried down an embankment seventy -hve
feet in height, by a frightened team, on Sunday
evening, and all were seriously hurt.
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from NEW ENGLAND.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively TO The Euenirlg Telegraph
Odd Fellows Demon stratiOn.


Odd Fellows Demonstration.
BOSTON, June 13.-The largest and most imposing
Odd Fellows demonstration ever witnessed in Bos-
ton took place to-day the occasion being the laying
Of the cornerstone OF the new buidng for the rur
poses OF the order. Between seven and eight thou
sand persons were in the line, including lodges and
eBcampmeDts OF Massachusetts, with many from
adjoining States, and dfty-four bands OF music.
Thousands OF persons crowded the sidewalks,
windows, and balconies along the route OF the pro-
cession, which was exceedingly picturesque from
the banners and brilliant regalia worn by the
brotherhood The cornerstone was duly laid by the
Most Worthy Grand Master Corliss WadIeigh. The
exercises consisted OF brief addresses by prominent
members OF the order, sprinkling the cornerstone
with water flowers, and wheat, and Ginging by the
vast audience. A levee In Music Hall this evening
will close the celebration.
Hotel Burned.
PORTSMOUTH, June l9.-The Sycamore House,
with all its outbulldiugs at Frost's Point, three
miles from this city, was totally destroyed by fire
to-day. 1t was popular summer resort. The loss
is 1t is believed here that the property
insured
Wreck of a Philadelphia Vessel.
PROVIDENCE, June l9.-The schooner Ann K.
Card, from Philadelphia, for Boston, with coal,
struck on rock on the south side OF Block island
on Sunday afternoon, causing a bad leak, and was
run ashore. She Is now deck under water. The
cutter Moccasin brought the crew to Newport to-
day. ..
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RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Train Runs Iuto a Herd OF Cattle Com
ductor killed-A Philadelp phian Injured.

A Train Runs Iuto Herd OF attle-Con--
ductor ktned-A Philadelphian injured.
The Harrisburg Patriot of yesterday says
With poignant sorrow we announce the acci-
dental death OF Joseph r. Thomas, conductor
on the railroad between Lebanon and Pinegrove
and for many years baggage master and mall
agent on the Schuylkill and Susquehanna Rail-
road. on Friday evening the train which Mr..
Thomas mac In charge ran into a number of
cows few miles from Pinegrove, in deep cut,
and was violently thrown off the track The
engineer did not see the obstructions until he
was too near to avoid the collision He reversed
but all without avail. The train was
thrown against the embankment, aud
number of persons were injured,
and the conductor met his death. Five
COWS, comprising a portion of those on the
track when the accident occurred, were also
killed. Mr. Thomas was standing on the plat-
form when the train ran into the cattle and the
concussion upset the car and buried him under
1t, frightully manging and instantly killing
him. Among the other sufferers was Harry
Turner baggage-master, who was violently
thrown from the platform into the car, sustain
ing number of very painful and serious
bruises. A Mrs. Miller, of Pinegrove, was
slightly injured, and two children accompany
ing her were badly hurt-one escaping with a
broken back and the other fractured arm. A
young man named Rothermel, member of the
firm of Miller, Graeff g. Co., Philadelphia, had
one of his legs broken.
Mr. Thomas, whose accidental death we have
above announced, was q faithful employe of the
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company, a
courteous conductor, and man whose obliging
manners, honorable dealings, and social charac-
teristics endeared him to all in whose society he
mingled His death is deeply mourned along
the Schuylkill and Susquehanna Railroad, from
Harrisburg to Auburn, and on the line of the
Lebanon and Pinegrove Railroad. Mr.. Thomas
leaves wife, with four children, at Pinegrove.
His remains will be taken to Philadelphia for
interment TODAY.
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LATEST STRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
fEy Cdble.l

LONDON, June 13 = Steamship Nemesis, from
New York, touched at Queenstown yesterday.
Steamship Rhein from New Yerk, touched at
Southampton to. day.
Steamship HISTORIAN, from Quebec, touched at
Movtlle yesterday.
LIVERPOOL, June 13-Arrived, steamship CITY of
London from New York; ships Prince Patrick and
hdith Warren, do. Maid OF Orleans and Cordillera,
Coldstream and bark Olive Mount, from Galveston.
(By Ielegraph.)
NEW YORK, June IL. - Arrived, steamships City
OF Brooklyn, from Liverpool, and Thuringa, from
Hamburg.
Also, steamships Colorado and France, rrom Liv-
erpool.
Boston, June 10. Arrived, steamship Siberia,
from Liverpool.
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ARRIVED TINS MORNING.


Steamship Whirlwind, Sherman 80 hours from
Previdsnce Providence l1d with mdse Sc to D. s. stetson h co.
with %dse to Bard soura from New York.
Bark Hornet Hopkins, a days from Palermo,
Nor. bark FrisE, svenson, ~ days from London.
with chalk and petroleum bbls. TO Peter Wright &
Bark Sarah B. Hale. White, days from Cardenas.
with molasses to b. Ii. Howell d Co.-vessel to
Schr Veto, Henderson, days from New York. in
ballast to Haslam, Wickersham Co.-not as before
schr Eagle, seavey, from Connecticut, with lum-
schr V. G. Conslin, Conklin, from Norfolk, with
Schr Mary and Francis, McAndress, from Rich
mond, with granite to Richmond Granite Co.
Scnr New Zealand, Low, from Deer Island, with1
Schr J. R. Ford, Gallagher, days from Newbern,
N. O., with shingles to Norcress q Sheets.
River, Del, with lumber to Collins Go.
schr James M. Biting, Henry, days from Snow
Schr Hattie A. Hall, Birmingham, days from
Newtown, Md, with lumber 70 Collins q %.
Schr John Mace, Smith, 8 days from Newtown,
Md, with lumber to Collins 4 CO.
schr Celebrities, Morgan. days from James River.
Schr Sarah Read, Ireland, from Connecticut
River, with stone.
sS6I Jane p MCCARTHY simpson, from Boston.
Schr J. W. Bartolett Bartolett, do.
schr Wave Crest Davis, do. \
Schr Abby L. Dow, Young, do.
Schr A. Reaton, Shinney, from New YORK.
Schr q. w. Locke, Huntley, from Providence.
Schr Z. & L. Marts Marts, from Portsmouth.
Schr Blast, Parker, from Jersey City.
Tugs Joe johnson, ingraham, and Chesapeake,
Merrthew, from Baltimore with tows OF barges to
Tug Lookout, Kean, from Bayre-de-Grace, with
tow Of barges to W. P. Clyde Co.
Correspondence of The Evessing Telegraph
EASTON & MCMAHON'S BULLETIN.
NEW YORK OFFICE June H. - The following
barges leave In tow tonight for Baltimore, light
5. A. Tanner L. Newkumet, Albemarle, Iowa,
g. w. Pew, Buck, Harmed, Ella, w. q. Jacus, An-A
drew McWIliams, A. j. Taylor, 5. 4. TIton, n. s.
Price.
BALTIMORE BRANCH OFFICE, June 12.-The fol-
lowing barges left in tow Saturday night eastward:
+. Wellington j. j. Munger, Idazoma, A. Hanne- !
gan, and American Union.
The following leave tonight
e. L. Lewis, i. ID. Jarrard, d. r. Graves, Fanny
Melissa, p. McDevttt, and g. G. Satterlee, all with
coal, for New York.
n. Bottsford. with coal. for Perryvile.
e. c. Potter with coal, for Baltimore, and National,
with coal, for Wilmington left on Saturday.
]. oDonDell and Exeter, with coal, for New York,
left yesterday. /. s. O.
Special Despatch TO The Eoening Telegraph
HAvkE-pk- k-GkAoK, June 1S. = The following boats
II. M. Freed and Delaware and Hudson Co., with
lumber 10 Patterson Lippncott. 4
John and Sallie and Gettysburg, with lumber 70 !
General U. S. Grant, with lumber to ID. 3. Trainer
& Co.
r. II. Foust, with lumber TO Saylor, Day q Morie
III. ID. Gray with lumber to ID. Trump, Son & Co.
i. W. Buck, with lumber, for Newark, N. j. j. ID.
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FROM NEW YORK.

IBY AssoCI ATKD PRESS
Exclusively TO The Epening telegraph
The Texas Pacific Railroad.
NEW YORK, June lS.-The directors OF the Trans
continental and Texas Pacific Railroad are holding
a secret meeting here, with the purpose OF endea-
Voring to effect q consolidation.
Specie Shipment.
NEW YORK. June ls.-The specie shipment to-day
amounts to $4,000
WestOn's Walk.
Weston accomplished the feat OF walking liz
miles inside OF "a hours and finished the task in %
hours and 40 minutes
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This Evenings Quotations.

LONDON, June 1880 p. M.-Consos for money,
1852, 9O; of 1866, old, sOA OF 1867, S2I lO-46s
eSH.
PGRIs. June ls.-Rentes closed at bs b0f.
LIVERPOOL June 18-450 p. M.-COtt0n firm I;
uplands Tk@T3<d.; Orleans, TI@TSd. Sales to-day
rs SO00 bales Including seO0 for export ana specua-
ton at sgd; DO. ct New Orleans, 61c Yarns and
fabrics az Manchester hrm. Lard, ASS. Bacon, Sos.
ASTwERP, June is.-PetrOleum opened buoyant
at COZ.
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FROM THE STATE.
The Coming Masonic Celebration. .

Special Despatch 10 The EusIli1ag Telegraph
HARRISBURG, June 1S.-The Grand Council OF
Royal and Select Masons OF Pennsylvania met
this morning, aud were in session till nearly one
O'Clock. The following grand Officers were elected:
M. NJ, Christian f. Knapp; d. J. g, M, James M.
Porter; j. G. M, Geter o. Shidlei g. r. y. OF W.,
M Richards Muckle: Grand Treasurer, r. " Bar
nett Grand Treasurer William ID. Spinktng.
Nothing else OF particular moment occurred this
played everywhere throughout the city, Templars
fags and banners in some sections predominatng.
Evergreen Wreaths and arches prevail. Titusville
and Baldwin ii Communicates arrived at 120
p. Nd. Large arrivals are expected this evening.
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CLEARED THIS MORNIr

CLEARED THIS MORNING.
Steamer Maynower, Fultz, New York, W. p. Clyde
Co.
Steamer s. G. Walker, Sherin, New York, W. M.
Baird & Co.
Steamer Sarah, Jones, New York, W. M. Baird & Co.
Schr Z. f. Cabada, Swain, Boston, Day, Huddell
Co.
Tugs Thomas Jefferson, Allen, and G.. B. Hutch-
ings Mulford, Baltimore, with tows OF barges,
w. p. Clyde Il Co.
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New York Produce Market.

NEW YORK, June l3.-COttOn easier; middling
uplands 20c. middling Orleans, 20sSc. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Wheat quiet ana unchanged Corn
nrmer and scarce; mixed Western, T2aT4c good
10 choice Western, 75976c. Oats unchanged Beef
quiet and steady Pork steady. Lard nrm; coGn-
Try Kettle, 9H9l1e. Whisky, 94c.
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FROM .NEW ENGLAND.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
TO The EUenfng Telegraph.
New Hamushfre Politics.

CONCORD, N. H., June 13-The business of the
Legislature this afternoon will probably be opened
by motion to declare vacant the seats OF the Re-
publican members from the Second and Third
wards In Manchester. The former has two men,
bers and the other four The ground of objection is
that the wards have not sufficient population for the
ratio OF representation. The Manchester
Democrats offer to compromise IL one
representative from each ward will resign The
Democrats OF Manchester are even more jubIant
than their partsans In otter portions OF the State.
Some persons desire the postponement Of the inau-
guration OF Governor Weston TO enable Fisk's reg.
ment to participate. Extra trains will be run on all
the roads to o-morrow, and 1t Is expected that Con-
cord will overflow with people.
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sMAsH-UP.-A smash-up took place at Second
between a runaway horse, attached to milk
wagon, and huckster-cart. The driver of the
milk wagon was thrown out and sustained an
injury of his leg. Both wagons were broken.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
EzcIlsively TO The EUsnsng Telegraph.
OIL Refinery Burned.

BAITIMORB, Jnne l5.-The OIL refinery OF Fla
herty, Hamill & Gwynn, at Canton, adjoining this
eitv took IRE about noon, and has been burning
efcey ever since. No particulars yet, but the re-
nnery tanks, etc., will doubtless be total loss.
the shin Ferdinand loading with petroleum at an
adjoining wharf. hauled into:the stream and was
saved.
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FROM THE WEST.
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lBY ASSOCIATED PRESsJ
Exclusively to The E0ening Telegraph.
Planning MIL Burned.
NORTH MCGREGoR, Iowa, June ia fire broke
out In Flemming's planning mill in this place last
night The mill was totally destroyed, with three
insurance.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
Reported by De Haven Bro, No. 40 s. Third street
LEGAL TNTnLLToHNoH.
Dock Cases.

Court Of Quarter SeSsions-Judge Allison, P.J.
James Baker pleaded guilty to the charge of
carrying concealed loaded single barrel pistol.
Samuel Carr was tried upon the charge of
stealing a check for $39. 1t was alleged that
he got the check by picking lady's pocket in a
in the indictment, the case was withdrawn in
order to allow an amendment to be made.
Charles Laughlin and Charles McIlyain were
convicted of the larceny of box of cigars.
dney Went vent lnIO @ hiia sa snOp ana oruerea % t an
tion of the proprietor the other took box of
cigars and concealed them under his coat But
they were detectedand sent to the station-house,
while the cigars were returned to their place on
the shelf
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A MEETING of merchants, capitalists, and
tradesmepe will be held tomorrow at 1873 P.
NJ in the reception room of the Commercial
Exchange Association, for the purpose OF
organizing the proposed Warehousing Company
under the act passed at the last session of the
legislature
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FROM NEW YORK.

lBY ASSOCIATED PREss.1
ESclSsiDelv to The Evening Telegraph.
Ship News.
NKw YORK, June l8.-Arrived, steamer Magnolia.
from savannah. The Marshall Hose Company are
passengers.
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"A bureau schoolmaam in Georgia thrashed
one of her pupils a colored boy of eighty years,
for holding his book bottom up, and his grand
children looked on and applauded.
Mrs. Julia Cogan, of Hartford, Conn, used
to light fires with kerosene. Had her infant
child not been playing around the stove at the
same time, her sister would have adopted the
orphan,
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THE PITTsTON FURD.-The Mayor this morn
ing received $5 from M. B. T., and 81 from "a
citizen, said money to be applied for the relief
Of the Pittston sufferers.
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PHILADELPHIA CEMETERY.-The following
gentlemen were elected last evening as the
Board OF Managers for the ensuing year,
Messrs. w. b. Il. selby, s. B. Butland, Charles
Carr r. +. Christy, and Charles e. Davis.
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MAD Doc SHoT.-A mad dog who had snap
ped at several people was shot by Officer Null
iigan, OF the Seventh district, this morning, on
Magnolia street. below Noble.
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RsIg@ UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA

The CONVERSIONS OF the new building for
the Collegiate and Scientific Departments on Lo-
THURSDAY, June Is, at 6P. NJ, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Addresses will be made by the Provost, by His
BREWSTER, LID, President OF the Alumni Asso-
citation.
The Public Authorities, the Alumni OF the Uni
versity, the Reverend Clergy, and all interested in
the cause OF Kducation, are invited TO be presentA
G. j. STILLE, LID, Provost.
THE ALUMNI OF THE UNIVERTITY OF
PENNSYLVANIA are respectfully requested to
meet on THURSDAY, 10Th inst, at Az p. NJ, at the
site OF the New Building Thirty-fourth and Locust
streets, TO be present at the ceremonies attending
the laying OF the Cornerstone.
F. CARROLL BREWSTER, President.
GEORGE d. BUDD, Recording Secr'y. 61S 1t
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The BUILDINGS COMMISSIONING QUORUM.
Again to-day, at half-past 1 o'clock, did the
Public Buildings Commission try to secure
quorum, but failed. Messrs. Wetherill, Perkins,
Gray, and Cattell were the only members pre-
sent, and these gentlemen, after waiting the
ordinary half hour, adjourned to try 1t on
Thursday next at half-past o'clock.
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THE Coal TONNAGE of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad and branches for the week
ending Saturday, June 10, 1871, was as fol-
lows
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THIEF ARREsTED.-James Watson, who
boarded at No. 1881 Ogden street, was arrested
at Ninth and Chestnut streets last night for
having carried away from his lodgings a clock
and few other articles. Alderman Jones held
the accused in $1,000 bail
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CONSTANT PEQUIGNoT ESQ.,, the well-known
importer and manufacturer of fine watches,
sailed for Europe on Saturday last in the
steamer Algeria. Mr.. Pequignot will remain
of the firm of G. q A. Peguignot, No. COS Ches.
nut street, of which he is the senior member
His many friends will wish him pleasant Yoy-
age and a safe return.
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STREET-wALKERs.- girls we're arrested
last night in Franklin Square, for being pro-
fessional street walkers, and also for very un-
seemly behavior They. gave the names OF
Annie Black, May Madison. Kate Smith, and
Fanny Dillon. Alderman Godbou sent each of
the innoeents 70 prison for thirty DAYS.
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PREsENTATIoN.-Last evening Colonel Robert
Gray, P. M. of Industry Lodge, No. 1S1, A. Y.
NJ, was the recipient of handsome and expen-
sive set of regalia at the hands of the members
of his lodge, as an evidence of the high esteem
in which he is held by them. The presentation
took place at the Masonic Hall, on Chestnut
street. above Seventh. The address was made
by H. 8. Stokes, w. NJ.
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OFFICER STRUCK.-William Beatty was en-
gagged in pugilistic contest with another man
at Front and Dugel streets last night, when Off
Ger Dengler, of the Second district, sought TO
separate them. He did separate them, but re-
ceived q pretty sharp blow on the mouth from
from Beatty in consequence. For this display
Beatty was arrested and Alderman McCleskey
committed him,