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No. 2. All that Lot If land

with the improvements thereon, situate, LIVING and
heing the north side o; Main street in m. tav t
Eikton being portion of all that lot Of ground which
was conveyed unto the said Howard Titns h WIN I'LL
NJ. Knight and wife, by their deed bearing dale Dec.n,.
Der 2lst, 1870 and recorded in Liier D. s. No fila
24i &c. another of said Land Record Books Of Cni
.sszse county, aforesaid The improvements ron.;.t
7l55TH of a large comfortable BRICK pWEI,IING
S:.sskS recently repaired; Substantially built, viii
M ~ hssal large rooms and hich ceilings WIN
This Lot fronts 40 feet on Main street and ox,,,
back to Cathedral street $50 feet, more or lass
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ORPHANS COURT.

TT1HE STATED MEETINGS of the ORPHANS, corrt n,
Cecil county will be nsh Al shs second
dians wanting their accounts stated viii 70, ,ui
In the vouchers few days before Court f'''' ''N
REUBEN D. LAMAR,
NOV ~, 1soI-y Register,
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HEAVY LOSS OF DEPOSITORS.
In this as in all other banks, the custom
has prevailed of extending to depositors
the accommodation of placing their private
boxes containing bonds and other valuable
securities and papers in the bank vault for
safe keeping.
The loss to individuals of this species of
property as far as ascertained, amounts to
over 5000, 900, but how much more has not
yet been ascertained.
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los Acres, 8 Aoods and 10 perches

OF LAND, more less. The improvements ..-sa
consist Of large comfortable Frame DWEiJ fr5SIsE
Ing. large Barn, Grnnary and Stable HH
The land is of good quality and easily TILED w N
50 acres are in excellent Timber, consisting Of O.k.
i'll full bearing.
Possession Of the farm will be given upon the term.
Of sale being complied with
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18th, 1872,
AT 5 O'clock P. NJ, ALL THAT CERTAIN
LOT, Piece or Farcel Of LAND,
situate lying and being IL" vi!ag" of North i.'st
and which conveyed unto the said Thomas '.n&an
hr Francis Atkinson and wife, 'y Deed dated SEPTEMBER
18th, 1872. and recorded in libcr Ii HrC., No ),
folio I05 &c. and by Abaiail Ma!aney, by Deed dated
August 9Th 1SiS and recorded in Liber d. Nee. No. H.
folio 20 &c, another of said Land Record Books OF
Cecil county, aforesaid excepting tereirom all that
portion thereof conveyed by the said Thomas Logan To
Robert G. Logan by deed dated March 18th 1851. AMI
recorded in Lber II. H. NJ. No. = folio, 5ts also. all
that other portion thereof conveyed unto the Board Of
School Commissioners of Cecil county by III" said
Thomas Logan. by Deed dated November 18th. 1870 AMI
recorded in Lher D. s. No. l. :o" i.S &c, other Land
Record Books of Cecil county, aforesaid. The residue
containing
20 ACRES OF LAND,
he the more or less III
The improvements consist Of small, lut -
comfortable FRAME DWELLING HOUSE, and h4oal
other outhuiings -
TERMS Cash on day of sale
Costs OF Deed and Stamps lie paid ly purchaser.
REUBEN HAINES Attorney
fpr the North East Building and LoaIi Association.
Aug :, lS12-ts
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VALUABLE FARM

a portion If 'Gen;,risoi, which was conveyed mt,
the sail Howard Titus 10y lanes Hughes and ,.if !;
and recorded in lib.r II. H. " No. g. folio ~, e. on,
of the Land Record Books of Cecil county aforesaid
| ouar ,i,,iru
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THE SHERMAN MURDER TRIAL.

NEw-IIAvEN, April 18Th the trial OF
Lydia Sherman for tho murder Of her husband to-day
Dr. G. L. Shelton Of Huntington was the first witness
called He testified that he present at the post
portem examination, but Ills testimony was substsn'
TALLY the Same - that Of Drs Beardsey and Pinney.
The second witness called the mother Of MI 6her-
man Her testimony was damaging 70 the defence Sns
Vhich the prisoner had prepared and gwen to him. he
was seised with intense burning In the stomach ana
then tainted. .
g. d. Peck Of Birmingham produced senssto ;, IN u,
Court By testying that Mrs Sherman o0ugnt arseno e.
bis store about two three weeks before dleo
she sad she wanted to kin rats Win IT. Bile. Snesmtn
had confessed this to the Sheriff who rested nes ID
New-Jersey. ....
of bismuth from the bottle from which the
was prepared for Mr. Sherman ana sent 70 ft q:
described the manner Of the analysis Of portion o.
Shermsn's liver which was brought 70 him: no sud
ccted portion Of spous sn ounce wssSt % Ss
Msin Of srsenic or in the same proportion e tnere
would have been II there were i've grams ~ teg nscs
tina method OF analysis described az g0es engt9
and The most thorough known 70 science h2d ec0n
anned Prof Barker was on the STAND when tho Court
adjourned.
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SENATOR WILSON CORRECTED.
II .r,;I cIION FOR THE CHAIRMAN OF TIE MIL

L
TARY COMMITTEE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO TiII TaiBUsEl
W,sUIHGTOS, Thur day. April IL. 1872.
Considerable surprisc has been expressed in Washing
ton this evening at rhc following declaration made BY
Senator Wilson at the Grant meeting last night:
"Nr Trrn,lm told MS that we had passed law that
military men should not do civil duties. GcDtl"M"n
am sorry he told yOu that, because II Is not fact vs.
did not pass aIy such law We have law that VIII not
allow military to be appointed Ia civil Qlcts bit
W. have that prevents man who IL III The army
from being detailed to do some civil duty"
The following is verbatim copy Vt Section ~ Of an
act making appropriations fox the ARMY, approved
July IS, 1s'O
"And be u Griher rno"cd. That II shall not be Lawful
for OF the If The United state" on Tie
active list to hold any civil office, whether nv election "
appoint mcnt. and any such 0prr occ ,nq mr. eIerciSg
Tie functions Of ciH oQc ShoH al o,re cease 10 ~ an IF
ncer ofHe I0,y a.d htS COb,iSS.Ois shall Gc ratahd
fherety"
Mr. Wilson. as Chairman Of the Senate Military Com
mittce, would be expected to remember this law. Re-
gardng the illustrations Of the like practice under former
Administrations, which Mr.. Wilson mentions, 1t Is enough
to say first that Of the persons named did not hold
any Office the army Of the United States ut tho time
they discharged civil functions and second, that all
these instances prior to the date Of the act above
quoted and therefore, have bearing whatever upon
the violation ~ that law Of which tue present Aimni.
tratiOn has been guilty.
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for a. NewYork delegation. Tho following Finance
COMMITTEE was appointed
Sinclair NY wm r. Stewart. VIM. q. Rsynor, p.
J. Flthise. J. n. h e@omsn
The Railroad Conn tttee reported that arrangements
aro making for the ssus Of excursion tickets over all
tho main railroad lines Leasing to Cincinnati. and that
the rates Of fare will b mado public ct On early d"y
this city. All persons Wishing 90 70 Cincinnati. end to
take advantage Of excursion prees should send their
Names with statement Of the they p,cfer and the
time. at to either Of tho folIowing Henry D. Lloyd
Of No. Nsssaust, Samuel Sinclair TRIBUNE once, and
Benno spcyer Of No. l3s Broadway Everything tndi-
city by te Baltimore and Ohio Railrod delegates can
20 To Washington without extra Charge.
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tho sesson and other clerks tf,.cD ThiS AmendmsHt
was for pay after iee Gay. bad expired. - eaes 49,
the session. He did not think the nembCrs UNDERSTOOD
this matter whom tho amendment was made aud he ga
not think just and proper. Tho molten 70 reconsider
carried and the question tile passage OF THO p
was laid on the table. .
The House went Into Committee again and disposed OF
the following bills a noted:
70 regulate elections CITY Of sshln by ecasse rrsra"n
voters Amer dscasoa progress rcpoe AMI Ae' y" A'aoh
Mr. MORTON the blu to q third rcs''rs. . -
regulate the practice Of pharmacy aud sale Of posors
ard County Of New-lork. Third reading.
To incorporate The metropolitan Contsc'ns Coapan! Ho~ 10TH
Progressed.
10 sutho1e the and Harlem Railroad CpAny to ee
and other street. Ncsf"-k fo The Us I"
AMENDED by huitus the COMPANY :" Tho
chsrle OF cent, for carrying each is.1e s'a - ~
for dleisnre below Fort secott st. III ri isifi'G
Adod, ned uutiI toGorro~.
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An Notices Of MARRIAGE msst be imdorssd S1M NJ
name and dddress.
DIED.

ARNOLD 18th Inst ., hi. residence. q Be,r, r. o.sss
BNTZ-A norri.anis "Wednesday. April H. wimaa weA
ooy OIL w,m and May Ea aged year. mouths 80
and relative. s. .n, r..asst.y I:,s4 :: 49,
% Pad: ~. Ie.h inst. :. q oeos. S,Tsg.: viii he -.
HARTwELL-At somervils j. April H. ss.sel Sea. asHssu
.ss I.,.; S 1se s" sese ss s: :
socs tsais: i%;s ios q LSerys S.-Yoi :Ss
E:,s Ss A.. b. Gi: ''. H~
KHrs.nS s:ts: 1 tn e. & h.: long - %
The remains viii be taiea to Bay in,eracr.
N.Y. * .: ,I M n :.s =: l. ~: . I'd ' f' '
Fcas' service; IA; % hi D:Ss e. r., c'
Fn.Das and relatives are Invited % attend.
osHAuGHNRssY Tuesday. April 10, infant oJsa~ ~
e ;: WIDE. s f ss Pei
.s,: e. q: & s :s.y y : "a: r.
Shs a.y and Of Der .on n.,y y res s snsa '
BAYMoNDM Norv.ll Coma, TOesday. April 49, SssH as>
Relatives friends 81 .ss family respectfully invited = .,sssa
biz funeral Saturday April 20 arp NJ from hS hss 'ssss~
s%Ta- Tsy n .;, Gou gn,i j. AY 49, m S hr
!: ATTENDED SATURDAY s'i inst a Ia S'l'sI h'-
sTyRrEvAxT-os Tuesday April is Mrs. Frances s.svsst sss
n. s.Is 1y ,..rey ,.es'.:! 49,
sT Sss. :. r. ss.s GS Ssi'a II ''''
TREMPgR-At bis .saos In harlen April s George W. r~.ss
The the n . !ses s,s .:.: S .a., I. tn. S. J.. ~
His rsuans viii 10 conveyed Rye this ,Fra @orans. G,ss
leaving In the il:so Hsin
. o. :si W. s' :
his
The relatives Of the family respectfully invited stssl
his funeral Sunday April b. aH O'Clock from the resenee o. -
parents, No. Is Secondave.
wHErTEN-Oa Wednesday April 1871 Of preaponia Jals s.s
Wm Whssa Of this city and daughter Of the late Abel Fress
Albany.
Tho relatives end friends Of the family invited % seh e sssss
O
WILLIAMSON Thursday evening tie 18th inst, Harriet O. w
in the 60sh fear Of her ssa
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ALBANY.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

LEGlSlAAllVE PHOCEED1NUS.
FINAL PASSAGE OF THR COMMITTEE OF SEW
rNTYs CHARTER-TnE SENATE PASSES TIE
VANDERBILT RAPID TRANSIT BUL-MORE
NvESTIGATION-DEFEAT OF THE CENTRAL
UNDERGROUND SCHEME.
IRON TIE REGULAR CORRESPONDENT OF TIE TRIBUNE
ALBANY. April ls.-Thc report of the Conference
Committee on the New York Charter was presented
this morning. and immediately adopted by bc'h
Houses with very little discussion. The vote In tho
Senate was 2S to5. biessrs. johnson and Obiien
voted in tho Affirmative. and Dir. Chath"ld IN tho
negative otherwise it was strict party vote. Ahe
vote in the Assembly was 81 to %. MesTs. Hart
Loughran, and Whitbcck (Republicans). voted Ill
the negative, and the following named Democrats
In tho affirmative: Messrs. Foley. HanglitOn, os'
good, and Paige, all Reformcrs Mr.. Tiden was alb
sent Tho day for the holding Of the Charter cleo
ton this year is the f0nrth Tuesday IN May.
Tho vote In Senate acceptance OF thu report OF
,hc Conference Committee aud passing the D WAS 10
follows. depupbeans IN roman; pcMocIais ~ itahf''
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MEETING OF LIBERAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ELECTED TO CINCINNATI.

fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIDUNRI
WASHINGTON, April 1S.-The Liberal Repub-
Leans Of the District of Columbia bold meeting this
evening ani elected Is delegates tho Cnoinnst Con-
vention Among them were ex-Mayor sayles J. Bowen
the Hon. John ID. Dofrecs, George Alfred TOwnsend
Gen. Mcclellan. Mr.. Plant, W. W. Ross, Mr. Daniels ana
Col Alexander request received from numerous
c0lored men connected with Howard University. ahd
Others that their bo represented In tho delegation
and two places wero left vaca 10 srcr that their re-
quest may DC complied with.
Tho movements In favor Of the Cpctnnst Convention
40 apace md tho OF that meeting Ia besom'
ing assured every dny. Additional names from
various portions Of tho continue to pour Nv, aud
Tho fTicudJ vi the movement IN this CT are more
eDoDnng,d Than they have been beIoiofoio h.ne1 VIC
IcfOrD ag,faiIyp.
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HASN'T TIE TIMES PLAYED THE DICKEEs WITH
SICKLESS SPEECH.


TO the Edttor Of The Tribune.
SIR: / am greatly puzzled about one fea-
ture OF the Grant meeting last night. read your nd
mrabe report Of it, than which fuller and farer justice
was never done to political opponent. Subsequently
friend called my attention to the fact that although TIE
TRIpUNE's report was fuller. fairer and more at
tractively presented than that Of Tho Nev York
Times it seemed to give for less Of Gen.
sickless speech. On comparison, find this to be the
case then, reading over Gen. sickless speech IN
The Times. saw great many passages which although
Yours seemed to me to BIO what ncn no ; Nos
what Is the fair report Ia possible that ycu have
been guilty Of garblng the General or has is Tns
not made theref Yours. A GRANT Man.
(Tbe latter is the exact fact. The report Of Gen.
SckIes's speech which The TRIBUNE printed was
complete stenographic report, and barring possible
alps by the weary stenographers or printers late at
night an absolutely accurate one with the excep-
ton Of the following brief paragraph which, in some
way or other was missed In the makeup:
cannot follow the Senator without trespsssing upon
II. % s SSs
s e u 'sss: OF
case which was understood to involve the
y
ployed By the Executive for fee OF $4,000 which
liked In of his distinction at the bar to
que that case before the Supreme Court Of the United
States He made generally conceded. able
argument but he nevertheless seems to have doubted
eifher hs ability ito convince the Court the dsp0
ton Of tho Court to be convinced and he thereupon
successfully exerted bis great influence upon Congress
to put through an act taking away the jurisdiction Of
the Court 70 that they could not decide the against
bum.
The Times prints long document, probably by
Gen. Sickles, but certainly not delivered at the
Cooper Institute. We print the news of what was
done, 1t prints an essay and the action is perfectly
natural and to be expected in each case. The
TRIBUNE is newspaper; The Times is an organ.
I'VE have only to add that according to our code
Of journalism tho printing of any document repre-
senting it o. q speech made bya distinguished
speaker at great public meeting when it has not
been 70 made. IL deliberate fraud upon tho read
ers,-El
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Mr.. Frank NJ. Pixley, well-known Hcpub-
lican orator Of California, has given in lis adhesion to
tho Lber movement and will be present vt Cincinnati
with de. CATION from that State.
The Liberal movement in Michigan is spread
ing rapidly. dispatch from Washington says: "A
meeting has been called to arrange for o larger mass
meeting in addition to the held BY DUNCAN, Stewart
ana several other leading Reformers which Will pfoba:
Gov. Blair" -
The stirring letter evoked from Gen. Bart
lett upon tho application Of the Massachusetts, regulars
for his aid In the Grant has created more Of
sensation than the writer expected when writing It,
needs in the party, The Nation Observes "A this Gen.
Bartlett says, not only in straighttorward soldiery
Wav that IS quito taking but also with happiness Of
political phraseOOgy which ought to shake the Soul OF
Dr. LOrng within him, 1t must be sufficiently alarming
Young soldier who can turn out such campaign war
cry as the statement that he believes In AdmDisra-
lions which above suspicion. and not IN Admiistra
tiOns which above investigation"
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New. Ywk, April IA. tr1a.
A LEADING MAN ON TIE RIGHT SIDE.
Ftom TII Ersslng Post

One Of the most significant events OF tho LIB
rral Republican movement IL tho declaration Of Gov
John A. Palmer Of Illinois. that 10 cannot favor the re-
nomination o Gen. Grant. aud that he "0annot canyas
tho Stats for his reelection unlcs, tho candidate placed
in tbs HELD against hun IL moro Objectionable" Gov.
Palmer u ono OF tho leading minds in tho Republican
party IIe Ia soldier well ~ stAtosnian but In
time OF peace no would subordinate the military 70 tho
civil power Ito does not promise TO support no Cincin
represented by statesmen. Neither IL he willing 70 sur
render 10 tao popular cry for any one man when sch @
tho Independent and thoughtful! Republican, no VIII
support the candidates for President snd
bost qualified " direct tho affairs VI tho Government
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Observation-Disclosures wedne

DPAyDRRTn- ER0Hss--On Wdnedsy Apr ~ ~ Chd~ fNsw
Pouvh.cepas L. By the Rev 0,ofgs T. R vrsahha nsss
slos 10 aahse burgess. daughter VI the hw Daniel w.
w,H u B'o,ihp. r.
pYIR-JOSPs-On w~dn.sasy April H. 81 ~ 1henS cAasse, ~
R Dr. Lawrrnne itv Dr. MosAn. iissv LyaAs Do
" Mary, daughter OF deor.s Jones' esa
OHRTON-KRMP-Is Dreohiya D. on Wednesday svase 40
II by Raw H. Partridge At ths rrddeoec Of the bsde 49,
Charles A. tnyns, eq Charles T. CsOn " hsw'tesh JsAA V
Kemp Of tho above ci.y. No cafds !.
nrLLIARD-McDANTgLL-On Monday April IS. q !.ta'aes .
brss sister L~iinsonsve b, tia Rev Edwin Nstasld w. ~
Miner illsd 70 Mrs Msp Mcdaniel. both Of Rai'Asd, W.
KITCHEN MAKBg-On Thursday April 49, The Chsree efh H~f
Trinity sispbea H. Tys3 Marcus L. W. krtsn hsys
Yo Jaa daughter Of CspI janice xAIss sF Ass AAaass
Islands
LEsrER-MAxwEtI-on Thursiv Arr TO- a the ssddeneA NSe
pvlu BY Rev John W. Chsdwci Joseph Lesser ~ -
Nee Of John Maxwell both ofB fooIJa No cara
RHOADEs-BURRITT- dnesdsy the lib Inst Chr Casr
Sraord Coma BY D. Weston Mr. John W. kAoedes knAAA
Buriu, young.s, daaghlsr Of ALFRED Burnts. ESQ.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-19
PERsONALcBr TELEGRAPH.

THE Hon. George P. Marsh, tho American Min
lister Italy, 10 ssheasy III In Rome.
....Viscount Milton, member Of the House OF
Commons Riding Of Yorkhs Will Iesgn bis
Parliament He intends making visit 10 America
....Ann Preston, N. D., Dean of the Woman's
Medical CoisS. Of .od FOR ss.Iy 20 professor Of
day.
1.-THE steamship America. from Hong Kong
March 49, aud YskoLsus March 49, has srhved san taDeiseo With
following passenger Capt Phelps
0sa B. WIlisss a. wllpssn T. H. Avsn Dosish, Win.
Duncan r. Muphy u A. For Enrops q. ~ Stewart H.
button H. IT. Hsss H. Msto ssd 1ife Up.sh.I Lsnss
Hyeofo Heoo H. Kaaichlre 6seafa Bsifo keebsss khs
....Mr. Edwin James, an English lawyer who has
resided NswYor delivered scss The United
s on w.ioeay sysnaS LoDdos H' ". YER, :'s 70 DO
Abiding Abams controversy sa the extraordinary claims Of
the making
political capital for tho prssen Administration lie also stated that
after reside 10 America io 10 believe that the
Monshs this aa there Republicans In
kpxkgi.
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TIE coon W0RK III BEW JERSEY.

PRtKGATrs ~ TUE CN0SsATt G0SvEsTt'S'
AresdVg W the cIl already pUhllshed w
lNE TEiEtst, y Fefy Fespeelabla g+ihsFlHE W FHs
IRfsl ktFNilieaha NJ BfaHfe AHa EkiNlly lBBk Fifes
IN welheslaS rseHlHs ftNaeis kaHdst wHs SfBsfH
thrifh,H; aHd r. liaffi8H aeeftlaty Hltstht' VISIT
hsis ~ / N iirfty aHd T. A. mrkitn &hd ttsciaiiaHs
naoiiti. IN hntinohy Win TIM tthtties N TIM tihtn
natl mrse,ncht fhe hiiowine ethtrbirh whth ~
IdnitI aelneatrs 10 The Mty tonshhtIon; n " stock
wil srl,on Lindalty, i. N. MtRIn, Kenyon tos. sto
pin n t0nIit, and !. Y. Kaufman.
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ADVICE TO COLORED MEN.
LETTER IRON HORACE GREELEY.
FEY TRLR0RAPH TO THE Tribunal

NEw-ORLEANs, April 1S.-The following VIII
appear by permisson, in TIE Nex- Oreans Republican
tomorrow. ~ TO tho duty Of tho colored men IN 'ne
South
Hon. 7. ". CONWAY, Neac-Orlenna
have yours Of 2ist inst think colorcd psof hs
Cincinnati Convention. because 4 tends 70 tss 'ne%
iainiss and roUberies which have been perpotrated
in the abused name Of Reppblicsnism during Tne
past i've or six years. especially IN tho Sou!n. 10
The Southern States !. the fruit Of white yilnny' the
seeking to e.r"ps the lust pn%n"s;@ 1"n,a
Grant" "Im Tor Grant !" "uuyIAA LOT H1AuI
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ANOTHER ISLANDER NAILED.

WASHINGTON, d. c., April 1s.-Report hav.
ing been circulated that Senator schurs was In default
to the Treasury to tho amount Of $500 on account Of his
mission To Spain, 10 called upon TIE Fifth Auditor 70
day aud aseertaned that hs account IKE many osnet
was kept OPEN because the Last ok months OF as ~S
had not bean rocepted for and small item Of contn-
cont expensss had not been certified BY the legation In
the usual form and that tstsad Of ssrsisr ssAs es'"s
IN dsJdult, balance ssu due Mn Jrs~ 0' GOWN
nsnL
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PREPARING FOR CINCINNATI

PREPARING FOh ONVNNA
MEETING OF TIE COMMITTEE or TwkSTf'fi!E'
Col. F. A. Conkling presided at the meeting
Of tho Liberal Republican COMMITTEES OF Twenty-Five,
Yesterday afternoon ut tho Astor House. The aess'on
was brief and devoted entirely to tho TRANSACTION OF
business The Chairman reported that arrangements
vcre making " soouro proper " V'aSneAW
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them. ~ Wa supposcd. but wers - 49, ~, N ~
subsequently feaFfested, end ~ now \ ~
having killed Wilson. The husband, oltFagee 'sss5
and sftcrw4rd throw Wilson's body intS W. SrSSssY
% reported but IL sim ~ largo. Thc lay will 10 AZ
subsidized. Mrs. Wilson, the woman, 10 stu alive.
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LIIESI SHIP NEWS
Tor other Shfp Gews see Third Iaysb
AUySfRRn


ARRIVED.
steamship Ttbes, Dell ssy So Domingo gV AH, escs" -
Porto ats bf. With Inase sst q, s7os,fi Dos ~
steamship Aess.sef k<coF hsS Bea''fs, sS "''s
st.wsbIp wssts ppsrh RaApspt CIV t~H ~ Sssss, ~
4t,e ~ p.s " ~! kgD'p,ip ~ sp.A1p!e =. H. . -.
9,pEgrS ialb, siF EGs ..,.-.,,..
FS.ati.il:.s, "A, , S.s 'ss'S.s ssW 4.
EA sstssss!,ses is.st fIslssss Ts%F H. ya TX
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CRIMES AND CAsUi

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Snyder Phsip. Ontario ceab,y H. vsr bassd ~ssss
day. Loss eJ5oo; iasussSce, el6.Uh
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