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Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-19
A PROFITABLE BUSINESS

A PROFITABLE BUSINESS
LIGHT EQUAL TO CAS- AT ONE-EIGHTH
THE COST! Cannot be exploded. No chin
ney rick used.
MEN desiring gaPR0FITABLE BUSINESS,
can secure the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT for tho
sale Of DYOTTS PATENT CARBON GAS
LIGHT BURNERS AND OIL. for COUNTIES
or STATES. Write for information or call on
M. b. DYOTT,
No. ia South Second St., Phlla, Pa.
N. B.-CHURCHES furnished with CHAN.
DELiERS and LAMPS of e0ery description.
25 per cent. cheaper than at any other estab-
lishment in the country.
March 2, l872-sr
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Health! Strength! Iigor!! !

FOR CoSTivENEsS, BILLIoUsNEss and
LIVER COMPLAIN use Dr. HERRlCE 5
Sugar COATED VEGETABLE Pills, the
best IN use.
FOR PAIN IN THE BACK CIR SIDE. OR
RHEUMATISM, use DR.. HERRlCk
KID STRENGTHENING FLAsTEas.
FOR CATARRH, or COLD IN THE HEAD,
use DIR. PERRIN'S FUMIGAroR.
FOR all LIVE STOCK use HARvgLL's
CONDITION PowDzEs.
The above articles are among the best i'll
the market.
Satisfaction guaranteed or tie money re-
funded.
Sold by BANKS & HAMLIN and KEPNER
& SON Agents. Mitflintown. Pa. and DR.. Z.
c. RuNDiO, Patterson, p. Big, AID the trade
generally.
J.. ". WARNER & co.
67 Murray Street, New York.
Feb II - -3m
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I W TO the JUNIarA SENTINEL Job Printing
- ofhce for all kinds of Plain and Fancy
Printing.
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NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.
WINTER TIME TABLE,.
Through and Direct Route to Washing.
ton, Baltimore, EImiTa, Erie,
Buffalo, Rochester and
Niagara Falls.

ON AND AFTER MONDAY. NOV 18th
~ 1871. the trains on the Northern Central
Railway will run rs follows:
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CURES pssEAsEs0 0MC
INR0sI. LUNGS, LIVER x BMG1

In the wonderful medicine to which the am1cteo
are above pointed for relief the dlscoVerer 10
Iayas he has combined in harmony moro Oh w
tura's most sovereign curative properties; Whcn
C,I bo. instiIle.l into the vegetable Kingdom LOT
hellln, the sick than were ever before coinoneu
in one III. licilc. The evidence OF TINS iacI Is
folnl in the grclt variety OF most obstinate US,
cases which it has been fun TO conquer In tIc
cnre of Bronchitis, scrc COuSns,
AMI the early sta re. OF Con II rlptton, II mas
astoni ,hel the medical ficIlsy, and eminent rny-
sicials pronouncc it the greatest mcuicai 1iseo n
nv of N, are While it cures the sevcrest Cough,
n str,l rth,ns the syste n and pur.1irs tno
eIooi. b. its great and thorough blooa puriy ny
in, n I1ert:.s it cares all Hum Ors. from lHo
vo.t ScrofulI to u common lsiOtcu. r,nHs
MS. EIruptiOn. Mccurial discase. NINE,
raj P,isolI, ani their ELECTS are a;oh %
yi,or,ls health anl a sonnt constitution e-lao
U,h,I .ysipclaS, Salt Ishcuf,1. tcvci
Srr.s Sclly o. 4: Oug0l Skin. in short,
ali IN, M n,-,l, diseases caused by bad blooo'
ar, c,nlrcrel nv this powerful purifying ana IL
yirD-a:in mel ilcine. .,,o,-
eolor of skin, or ye,wish brown spots on face or
h,Jy r. .rreit hc1 llcnc or dizziness. bad taste IN
m,It,l iiterll. h:l, chills alternatcd witn nor
Nr.hes l,y spirits. and gloomy torebodlng- IT.
rarIl,ra,,,titc AMI ton,uc coated, You are suffer
in2 from Torpid Liver or "Eiitous.
u.sSO Ia mlly case4 OF SLtvCr com.
DIai,t,, onl, part of these symptoms arc cxpc-
ricncei 4; r;n:iy ior III ftcm Eos nn e,nal
~ il effects perfect cnres leavin9 the aver
enel and healthy For the cure of fAabituni
Constipation Of the bowel- 1t Is never ia1i iali,
ing remedy. a1l those vino have useo II ior 'his
purpose are loIl in its praise.
The proprietor offers $1,000 reward Tor a ngni- an
cine that will canal it for the cure OF all the ds
ease. for which Il is recommended
Sold by druggists at 81 per bottle. frep1rea rr oy
cal Laboratory 1873 Seneca street. Buffalo, N Y
Send your address for pamphlet
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Jan i0-6m
ARGE stock of Ready made Clothing for
- sale BY HARLEY 8 20 ''
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NORTH WARD.

> l..
Railway will run rs follows:
NORIHWAKD.
MAIL TRAIN leaves Baltimore ........ $50 IN
leaves Harrisburg l:4j p M
leaves Williamsport...-. 30 p III
arrives al Elmira. ln:i5 p III
BUFFALO Ex leaves Galiimore-..... 7:35 D III
leaves Harrisburg-......l0:i0 40 p III
leaves WiillamspoIt.... 2:G0 a III
leaves Eimira-.........-.. 90 a IN
arrives at Canandagua.. S: l. n III
FAST LINE leaves Baltimore ........ II: 40 . IN
leaves Harrisburg g.. 40 p IN
arrives at Williamspori s: - p IN
WEsT'ES Ex leaves Bal,imore..... 1000 p N
arrives at Harrisburg 200 a IN
ERIE MAIL north leaves IIarrisb'g 1885 m
arr. at Sunburv- i22:30 a III
SOUTHW
MAIL TRAIN leaves ElnIira -. ....... $50 A m
leaves WiiliamspOrt...... 9:15 a m
leaves llarrshurg... 3: - III
arrives at Baliimore--.-. $50 p III
BUFFALO Elk leaves Canandaigua. 6:55 p m
leaves Elmira........ ..... $40 m
leaves Williamsport....- n M
leaves Harrisburg. ....-.... H., a m
arrives at Baltimore w 7:23 a N
CIScIS'I Ex. leaves Harrisburg m m lG:5O p III
arrives at BALTIMORE. 2:2o III
ERIE ExPE's leaves Williamsport... 9:25 IN
lea.es SUM ury ...........l0:2O a III
arrives at Harrisburg -. 20 a M
ar'.s' at Baltimofe..... 800 p m
ERIE NAIL sout', caves Williamsp't 1000 p III
leaves cinbury .........-l2:30 a n
arrives st Harrisburg. 2:30 a m
PACIFIC EX. south leaves Iiarrisb'g ll:45 a m
arrives n: Baltimore. 500 p IN
BAIT. Acc. south leaves Harrisburg s: % a IN
arrives at Baltimore..- 1900 IN
Mail Train north ana south. Fast Line
north, Pacific Express. south. Erie Express
south, and Baltimore Accommodation south
daily except Sunday.
Buffalo Express north and south daily.
Western Express north daily.
For further information apply at the Ticket
ofhce in the Pennsylvania Railroad Depot.
ALFRED II. FlSKE
General Superintendent.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS,

Such as French and English Merinoes Pop.
lins, AlPnoas, De LANES, plain and figured
Shawls, sc. and also large stock of Notions,
such as Gloves. Mitts, Hosiery, Embroidered
Collars and Cuffs. and general assortment
Of Dress Trimmings.
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1872-06-19

a LII kinds of Canned and Dried Fruit for
i sale cy c. BARTLY.
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HEALTH! BEAUTY!!

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLooD-INCEEhsf : !.
OF FLESH AND WEIGIT-CLEAR SKIN AND
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION SEC RED 10 ALL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
NeloHnoRIMe oouMTlEs.

--Jesse Dauman's store, in Lionville, was re-
gently robbed.
--Robt. King reads Shakespeare at Kennett on
the 27th.
"A abortion epidemic is prevailing among the
cattle in the neighborhood Of West Chester.
Elizabeth Worth, Of West Bradford twp,
Chester county, has died from the injuries sns-
tanned in falling down stairs some time since.
Reading is busying itself with a new hall
project.
"A number of the young ladies OF Oxford
recently procured team invited an equal num-
Der Of gentlemen to join them in drive.
"A number OF fields along the line Of the P.
& b. O. Il. IT, have been set on fire by sparks
from passing locomotives and in many instances
have been burned over.
John Johnson is good shelter. He turned
out 251 bushels of corn in one day recently.
Sheriff Gill; of Chester county, is improving
somewhat, but is not yet out OF danger.
The German Reformed Church in Uwchlan
has Just had an accession to its membership
twenty-one strong.
The point at which the W. a R. R. r. CROSS
es the Oonestoga pike, in West Nantmeal twp,
Chester county, is said to be very dangerous 1t
is alleged that 1t is impossible to see the cars
until they are at the spot.
The engineers estimate that the grading,
masonry aud bridging Of the proposed railroad
from West Chester to Oochranville will cost
about s142, 900, or $4,000 per mile.
The West Jersey r. r. has declared a semi
annual dividend Of four per cent.
Sixty persons have joined the NJ. Z. Church,
Of Salem. the result, thus far, of most prosper
GUS revival.
Samuel II Weatherly has been elected Pres
ident OF the Woodst0wn Il Swedesboro X. r., In
New Jersey. 1t is expected to have the road
ready for the rolling stock by July. Three
hearty cheers for Woodstown
The Reading Board Of Control has agreed
to conference with the colored people, whereat
the propnety of the admission Of colored child
rem into the public schools will be considered.
Joseph Roster attempted to jump upon a
moving train at Rogers Ford, on Monday, and
WAS killed.
There is no prospect for the completion (if
any for the commencement) of city passenger
railway in Reading this year.
- The Phenixyille Messenger Office justly
boasts of having the biggest devil Of any Office
in Chester county His weight is 200 pounds
nyoirdupois, his hair is cut Ia Jem Mace, and
he exercises with twenty pound dumb-bells-
think Of that.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22

A rising writer is Mr.. Chas. Dudley Warner, of
Hartford whose Summer in a Garden is one OF
our pleasantest pieces Of sedate humor. He is
now writing series OF Back Log Studies for
Scribner's Monthly which are very highly
praised.
For quite little children, just able to read,or
taking an interest when others read to them.
The Nurser-u published at Boston, by John Il.
Shorey is Just the thing. 1t is literally illustra-
ted and publishes many new, interesting, and
pleasing things. Sl5Oper annum
We havo already mentioned that ]. d Lip
pincott i Co, Of Philadelphia, are reprlntlDg
the ST. Pdurs Magazine, of London. 1t is one
Of the best English monthlies, and Meesra. l.. d
Co.,would like to secure canyassers to introduce
it among the reading public.
Dickens said Carlyles French Revolution"
was the book of all others which he read per-
petuAlly and of which he WAS never ured-tho
in proportion to the fresh imagination he
brought to 1t, book for inexhaustibleness to be
placed before every other book.
-Bayard Taylor is busy and fecund writer.
He has a poem in the GALAXY, and a chapter OF
travel in Scribner, this month.
Mark Twain says his new book, " Roughing
1t, contains little information; he is sorry for
it.
-Thackerav never began writing upon less
than quire Of letter paper. Half OF this he
would cover with comic drawings; fourth he
would tear up into minute pieces; and on two oi
three strips of the remainder he would do his
work, walking about the room at intervals, with
his hands in his pockets, and with perturbed
and woe-begone expression of countenance.
-Longfellow is translating play for Char
l0tte Cushman to read.
American School books are superior to thos'
OF England according to the London Publisher
circular; the latter are dry, chippy, and uninter
esting.
-Coleridge called poetry the best words il
the best places.
One of the London papers says that amou
the things not generally known is the fact tina
the periodical literature of America is assuming
higher tone, and is even now, at its best, MT :
stand side by side with the best which is bein
done in England to-day. Which is gratltiin
condescension on the the part OF our patronizin
literary censors. ..-- '-
Justin MCCARTHY puts George Eliot into tn
first class Of British novelists, aid alone. Sh
is peerless.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
AMBITION Reading.

COMMENCEMENT OF A NEW ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Work was begun at Reading, this morning,
upon new Academy of Music, which is designed
to be the second in size in the State. very
large force of men are engaged in its construc-
ton, and it is expected that the building will be
completed by the 90th OF May-in time for the
assembling within it OF the Democratic State
Convention.
The auditorium will be, exclusive Of the stage,
one hundred and ton feet deep and seventy'two
feet wide, and be divided into parquet, pArquet
circle, and balcony circle, furnished with seats
The pArquet will be arranged so that Il can be
used for dancing. The auditorium will be thlr-
ty-two feet high, with comfortable seaslng ca,
paoity OF $500 persons. It will be illuminated
with large chandeliers and eide lights, lighted
by electricity and thoroughly ventilated, aside
from the windows, with fans driven by steam
The stage will be 80 feet deep by 81 feet wid'
and "a high to be furnished with scenery. border
and drapery, and an elegant drop curtain worke'
with barrel and wheel, as is customary in larg
thAafraa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22


Especial Telegram to the Commercially
LAUREL, Feb. a.
Conference commenced at o'clock. The
opening exercises were conducted by Rev. Elijah
Miller.
The roll was called and fifteen additional min
listers answered to their names
The journal of yesterdays proceedings was
read and approved.
Rev. Dr. Kynott, of New York, Secretary Of the
Church Extension Society, Rev. G. W. Robinson,
and Rev. Jacob Todd of Wilmington, were rec
ognized by Bishop Ames and introduced to the
Conference.
Dr. Kynott addressed the Conference on be-
half Of the Church Extension Society, and re-
quested the Wilmington Conference to raise
twenty-five hundred dollars.
The following Lay members were, on motion
of Rev. Wesley Kenney, added to the Committee
on Education Cove Salisbury, +. A. Ellis, d.
j. Moore John N Usilton. W. T. Collins, O. H.
b. Day II. G. Lewis and T. F. Hammersley.
The Board OF Stewards reported the contribu-
tions for neeeesitous cases, which were in ad-
vance of the previous contributions for the same
Rev. Elijah Miller offered resolutions express
i've Of the sense of the Conference on the birth
day of Washington, which were adopted by q
| rising vote.
Rev. G. A. Phabus read and presented the re-
| port of the Committee, with specifications and
rules for organizing the Wilmington Conference
Youths Academy.
Bishop Ames questioned the propriety Of the
| Conference tying it's hands 80 that females are
| excluded. He was satisfied that the system OF
/ separate education Of the sexes was q remnant
of the old Monlish system. which should not
/ find favor in the present enlightened age. He
| also questioned the propriety of keeping regu-
| lar Boarding House, as they often became
| places Of contention and disorder.
| Dr. Kenney said nothing existed to prevent
| the alterations Of the rules so as to admit fe
males, should the necessity occur, but at present
/ the Conference had q College for the education
/ OF females second to mono in the broad land
| After further explanations by Hon. Cove Sauls
| bury, and Rev. Messrs. Mann, Phebus, Light
bourn, and others, the resolution to appoint
twelve Conference and twelve Lay Trustees wal
unanimously adopted, after which the whole re
port and plans were adopted.
An appeal being made, four hundred and
twenty shares were subscribed for the Confer
ence Youths Academy.
Rev T. j. Thompson presented charges Of i'm
morality against Rev. n W. Bsnnum, of Dove
District. The charges were referred to the Pre-
siding Elder.
Rev. A. D. Davis presented a resolution from
the Kent County Convention of Good Templars
requesting action favorable to the formation o
Youths Temperance and Anti-Tobacco Societie
in Sabbath Schools. Read and referred to tn
Committee on Temperance.
W. Torbert, L. f. lIammersly +. F. Dayidso
and VIM. Brohawn, laymen, were appointed o
the Sunday School Committee.
/ On the motion of J. i. Cooper, Conference
agreed to hold meeting at three o'clock, P. M,
to take further action for raising more stoc
subscriptions for the Conference Academy.
Conference adjourned with the benediction
Rev. ]. H. Lightboune.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22

"A heavy freshet in the schuylkill is feared.
An attempt was made to swindle the Key
stone Bank on Monday.
Rev. G. W. Pepper is advertised to lecture
He must be spicy speaker.
The divers cannot raise the propeller Clay
mont because of the ice in the Delaware.
VIM. Kane attacked a woman and got a
severe Gaming besides being held to answer.
The Committee Of Thirty is open to receive
notices of abuses in any Of the city departments
Sergeant John Duffy, charged with causing
the death OF Levi Bolden, colored, by shooting
him on election day, has been acquitted.
James Gavin went home, beat his wife
smashed his furniture, and was having goot
time generally, when a policeman put in an ap-
pearance, and Gavin suddenly "gave out
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
A SSIGNEES' SALE.


The undersigned, as Asslgnees in trust OF Enoeh
Moore will sell at public auction,
On MONDAY, the 4th day Of March, A. D., 1879,
at Ii o'clock A. NJ, at the Ho'el OF Isaac G. Pyle
Market street abJve second In tn City OF Whining
ton, d slaware , -.
/. All that lot OF la d. with the dwell ing house a
thereon erected, situated In said city, on the III
eastery side OF FreD IN street, between Seventh and
Eighth Streets ginning at he distance OF so feet
froln the southery side Of Eighth street, having
front Of 20 feet on French street, and running
through at that wild. n 10 Walnut street
q All that lot OF land and the buildings there Nsa
on situated in said city, beginning on the south
ery side of venth et at the distance OF 81 ieet
inches from the westaS side of Pine street, hav-
ing front of 13 feet II iaches on seventh street,
and running back at that with u feet tO an alley,
with the use of said ally
tCine. 49,
g. Fifteen shares capital stock OF the wilmington
n Reading Railroad Company.
TERMS made known ON day OF sale.
EVAN @. STUTBENBURG,
ROBERT r. ROBINSON,
feb15-.4t Assignees, &c.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22

To-day's issue Of this great and indispensable
Farmers Weekly is one of the very best speci-
mems ever issued. It's contents must recon-
m md it to all readers Besides our usual story
and Philadelphia Letter, we publish descript-
iva article Of the Peninsula, by George Alfred
T,wpsend; concise and accurate report of the
Peninsula Fruit Growers Association at Dover,
on Tuesday the first days proceedings OF the
Wilmington Conference five we'll written and
highly interesting agricultural articles, all peril
nent to the Peninsula and more than five col
umns of local and domestic news. The miscel-
lAny is as newsy, sparkling and viVacious as
usual The TRIBUNE is, unquestionably, he
newspaper for the farmer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22

Geo. H. Brown, son OF DIR. ]. A. Brown, goes
to-day to Wernersville, Berks Co., to take charge
of Western Union Telegraph Office, just opened
at DR.. Smiths Hygeian. Home. He expects to
he absent over two months.
Brigham Young is said to be laDguishing in his
captivity to such an extent as to excite serious
Npprehensions in the minds of his medical advis-
erg.
Dr. McCoshs condition was much improved,
yesterday. He was able to sit up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22

The opinion of Chancellor Bates, denying a
permanent injunction against the P. W. 4 B. r.
r. Co., to restrain them from taxing up the rail-
way sidings between their track and the car
works OF the jackson 4 Sharp Company, in this
city. is fully summarized elsewhere. This is a
yery interesting case. Whether the Railroad
officials will now proceed to remove the track is
NOT vet known At the time the preliminary in
innotion was obtained, it was positively stated
that they were about to dosso. II they do, IT
must be very serious injury to one Of the
largest manufacturing establishments in ouI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
Political Intelligence.

Hon. Jas. F. Wilson, of Iowa, is said to have a
strong support for the Vice Presidency from the
Western States.
The political campaign in New Hampshire is
fairly opened ON both sides, and promises to be
one of the most exciting ever known in the
State. Senator Wilson delivered a stirring ad-
dress at Manchester on Monday evening, and on
lima, spoke for the Democrats, at Gaifstown.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
M. E. CONFERENCE.
To-DAY's. PROCEEDINGS.


Further Details Of Yesterdays Proceedings.
Especial Correspondence Of the Commercially
LAUREL, DEL, Feb. 21.
The following standing Committees were
named. this morning
Public Worship IT. Thompson, W. E..
England, W. b. Gregg. O. w. Buoy.
Publishing of Minutes-The Secretaries.
Educdtion-W. Kenney, A. W. Milby, ]. W.
Pierson, E. Miller, @. W. Buoy, Jacob Todd, G..
A. Phoebus W. e. England
Bible Cduse-J. B. Merritt, e. P. Aldred, W.
B. Walton, VIM. Potter.
Sunday Sclt00ls-B. II. Price, j. II. Olymer, T..
8. Wiliams, James Carroll.
Trdots-C. F. Shepperd, P. II. Rawlins, F. NJ.
Chatham, A. D. Davis.
Temperance-R. W. Todd, J. B. Mann, John
France, VIM. Talbot.
A. j. Crozier, t. o. Ayers. d. O. Ridgway
To collect and arrange Missionary Statistics
j. T. Van Burkalow, A. Stengle, H. H. Bodine
W. W. Redman.
Finanoe--T B Killiam, T. B. Hunter, W, B.
Gregg, ]. A. Anters L. G.. Irwin.
TO collect and arrange Add esses Of Local
Predchers-John Shilling, ]. Brandreth, e. H.
Nelson.
Missions-The Presiding Elders
Necessitoiis Cas- s-The Stewards.
Post OGlces-W. t. Tull, @. w. Prettyman, j.
L. Kidney, VIM. Murray.
The hours Of meeting were fixed to commence
at 8, A. NJ, and to close at IL, z. NJ. and the
old rules readopted.
The missionary reports show very marked
increase over the cont ntibutons Of last year while
the gain in membership will also exceed that Of
last year.
The members OF the Conference are all COM
fortably quartered amongst the kind people Of
LAUREL who are doing their utmost to make the
stay of the visitors pleasant.
The proceedings are harmonious, the Bishop
possessing sufficiency of dry refreshing hu-
NOR to give spice and yivacity to the proceed
ings
The Conference adjourned at 10 M, and this
afternoon the committees are all busy arranging
business for the Conference. HI"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
8eaths.

McKIM Ain Georgetown Del, on the 10Th instant,
thur, son OF hev. John L. Mckim. In the 2Sth
year Of his age.
McKINNEY.-suddenly, in this city, on the asst in
stant, Susan, wife OF James Mckinney.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend her Tunera TO leave the resi-
denc9 OF her husband 991 " est Second street, to.
st Paul'd Church. To proceed 10 st. Joseph'f
Church, Brandywine.
WALKER.-At Newport, Del, on the 2lst Instant
Thomas B. Walker, In the 7Tth year OF his age.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to at e1d the funeral from the resi-
dense of his son, David Walker, Newport, to-mor
row (Frlday) morning, at IL O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-02-22
TELEGRAMs.
New York.

LEaIsLATIvE INTERCHANGEABLE IN COURT
THE AMERICAN PRorEsTANTs.
NEW YoRK, Feb. "a.
The Legislative Committee of Investigation
against Judges Cardoso and Barnard are con-
Quoted secretely. The Wordthinks theee judges
should resigd.
Mayor Hall will defend himself, assisted by
his law partner, vanderpool
The Police are escorting different lodges Of
the American Protestant Association to Wash
ington Square, where they rendezvous prepara-
tory TO a parade. The general impression is
that there will be no disturbance.