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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06
MARINE NEWS.
CHARL LEsToN, s. C.......JANUARY 8, 1878
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-06

MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, January 4.
Arrived, Hammonia, City OF Brooklyn, Den.
mark Moro CASTLE, Leo.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
EXTENSIVE BANKING FRAUDS.

BROWN BROS. d CO. THE VICTIMs-oNE OF THEIR
CORRESPONDENTS AT FAULT.
Considerable dismay was created in financial
circles Saturday by the that extensive
frauds had been perpetrated on New-York bankers.
Who the victims were, subject Of general inquiry
on "the street, Efforts were made TO ascertain the
houses involved, and after considerable search 1t
was ascertained that the old and well-known
house OF Brown, Bros. Co. OF Nos SO and
e1 Wall-st. was the only house that had suffered,
and that the culprit their Mobile correspondent.
Early in the day reported that this correspondent
had made Overdrafs for great amounts had made too
great advances cotton for the account OF Brown Bros
Co.. and later had IL that he had forged paper
on them the total loss being varousy estimated at be-
tween 500 600 and 100000
Messrs. Brown Bros. & Co. were ayerse 10 giving any
OF the details relation TO the matter simply declaring
that their loss moderate. Application TO James NJ
Brown ELECTED the information that the loss would not
equal S2OOOO and that they had dismissed their cupa
bic correspondent whose name could not DC OBTAINED
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
THE FRIDGE SCHEME.

THE ALDERMEN ASKED TO INDORsE CONTROLLER
sCHRoEDERS BILL TO RELIEVE THE PRIVATE
SUBSCRIBERS
The late investigation of the Bridge manage
ment was a great disappointment to the Ring which
controls it, as it was intended TO the whiewashing
report at Albany influence tho passage OF the bill
which Controller Schroeder has been lobbying in the
Senate for the relief Of the private stockhoders This
bill consodates the private stock that Messrs Kings
ley, McCue, Murphy, and others, who have paid only
half their subscriptions may be enabled to remain in
control OF an enterprise involving outla5 by New
York and Brooklyn Of sl00O0,OC0 by simply owning a
majority OF go shares $4,000 But the unexpected
minority report Of Alderman Wylie, showing con
clusivey that nearly s5,0O0.0O0 had been expended
in haf-fnisbing towers and foundations which
were calculated TO cost less than SOOOOOO when com
peted has thrown the Ring into confusion. and no one
except Senator Murphy betound bold enough 10 al
vocate the bill at Albany It is said that Controller
Schroeder recognizes that his advocacy OF IL IS
looked upon abandonment of the Reform record
which lac elected and he has declined 10 nave
anything more to do with IL openly.
In this dilemma the Bridge managers have resorted 10
the expedent Of getting the Aldermen 10 indorse the
bill by a public vote, which will be called for in todays
session One of the Aldermen, who Is understood to be
aspIrant for the Ring nomination for Mayor at the
approaching election, is TO offer resolution instuctng
the Brooklyn representatives at Albany 10 pass the bill
OF course majority Of the Board will do whatever the
political cabal outside dictate.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.

MINISTERIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE.
RESIGNATION OF NJ. GoUIARD AND NJ. JULES SIMON
APPOINTMENTS OF MINISTER'S FROM THE LEFT
CENTER-HosTnITY OF MoNARCHIsTs TO ThfS
PRESIDENT
PARIS, Saturday, May'17, 1879
The designations of NJ. Goulard, Minister Of the
Interior and NJ Jules Simon Minister of Public In
struction have been accepted by President Theirs.
Iti reported that the Ministry of Public Worship
is to be reestabhshed.
The President has appointed NJ. Casimir- Perier.'
Minister of the Interior; NJ. Tourton. Minister OF
Public Worship; NJ Beranger. Minister Of Public
Works. and NJ. Waddngton, Minister Of Public In
struction.
The other Ministers are unchanged.
Ills expected that on the meeting Of the Assembly
NJ Perier viii move the postpOnement OF all debat$
on questions of general policy until the territory 10
evacuated by the Germans.
The Messager de Paris thinks the President has
come victorious out of the crisis, and that with
Ministry formed of resting upon the Left Center
he may expect TO see calm restored.
The Monarchists are dissatisfied with the appoint
ment of NJ. Perier. At a meeting Of the members OH
the Right yesterday speeches were made appealnS
to the Assembly to act with energy and rescue rance
from Radiealism. 1t resolved that the hrsp
business TO come before tho Assembly would be
demand for an explanation Of the policy of the new
Cabinet; that if this should prove unsatisfactory,
then an effort will be made TO force the Ministers TO
resign; and finally that the party viii not hesitate
to overthrow President Theirs if he refuses to re-
nOunce his trimming policy.
The programme Of the new Ministry is to organize
the Republic by the enactment of conservative laws,
and wholly reject the Radical plans.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
BAYARD TAYLOR IN VIENNA.

In its report of the banquet given to tho
press just before the opening of tho great Exposition
the Vienna Deutsche ZeituHg of April 80 says:
Julius Hrsch and Wsesrode spoke German, SALES tof
the "Nationap half German, half French, for the Con-
coro julius Rodenoerg English in oasting the foreign
press, and aterward many others, one OF whom we
must specially chronicle since, although NOS Oe man.
he constructed new German word which was the only
correct Characterization OF the festival aud thereby
produced an inspiring effect upon the company. Tho
speaker was Bay ard Taylor the wellknown American
author correspondent OF The NEW oRK IRBuHEl In
few preliminary sentences he thanked the COneOrdG
for the festival, which no considered more than br
liant banquet even more than new evidence Of the
heretofore always found German Austria. 1t Is
me-" he continued. "the expression of closer union OF
dices, further peaceful and instructive comparisons
in politics society and literature ana might
sOoabty IWelLgeilitehke0 among the people OF all
eviIiSed colntries Uoud aud enthusiastic applause
For assert that higher mission has been con1ded TO
the press than merely 70 speak With the changing
voices Of tGS d and Sss aSs ans dS@n es
on both IL is true, indeed Freiigath says speak
tawer tban the Turets OF Party But il Is enough for
each party has Its turrets and while the masses
OF followers are struggling below la the dust Of battle
the experienced and conscientious journalist sands
above on the wach-tOwer aud oyerlooks the cont &C
without sharing its worst passions [Great applause
The press OF all countries IN the wonderful growth and
development Of the last IS years. learned the sam
lesson-that every new freedom brings with II new
have increased ITS moderation snd It's earnest en-
deayor udge popular Justly have so become
OF universal Peace; but where, as here tonght tho
journalists of all civilized lands so cordially received
ana 80 Hteraly associate the path OF peaceful aud
healthy Progress i surely made lttle nrmer than
Dei0reV The conclusion of this speech was almost lost
IN Tue storm OF applause which tailed Then the
participants IN the festival broke up into smaller
GROUPS ana private addresses became the order OF tho
The Aeue ee Presse and other papers havs also very
handsome notices OF MrTayors speech, and the Tag6la
uses the German word. Wetgemug ghlichkeitD IA
the heading for a leader.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
THE CHARGES AGAINST THE AMERICAN
COMMISSIONERS.

THE CHARGES sUsTAINED--TIIE APPROPRIATION OF
CONGRESS NEARLY EXHAUSTED.
VIENNA, Saturday May IT, 1873.
The investigation into the charges against
the suspended American Commissioners TO the Exhibit
ton has been completed and voluminous details have
been forwarded TO Washington. The inquiry developed
the fact that the appropriation made by the United
States Congress for the Exhibition is nearly exhausted
The charges OF bribery have been fully sustained II
was also brought light that $4,000 expended on
the roof OF the sewing machine department. when It's
actual cost was not than one-tenth Of that
Other reckless expenditures were also proven.
Matters better under the direction OF the
Commissioners Goods arriving rapidly, and 1t Ia
expected the Department will be ready by the
10th Of June
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The strike of the factory operators in Rhode
Island IL apparently nearly over.
-. 1t is reported that the funds Of the Missouri
State Treasury completely exhausted
-. Two white men and five negroes were flogged
Newcastle ast Saturday for larceny receiving ~ lsshes
....Dr. T.. X Baker of Warren, Me-, was found
dead Saturday having been myStehOay bot hash the beAr Hi
house that village
~ Thomas Congdon Of Rhode Island, first mate
the ship Isle Wight fatally stabbed by the stewart March 81
While ship lying in the hafbor Of RahgoOn.
..Col r. A. Pinson, a prominent merchant of
Memphis and President Of he Chamber Of Commerce last dt
saturday Dang the he Commanded brigade CoeiedeAe
esVslD.
49,. The cornerstone OF the Convent of ST. Joseph
ard The chapel which be The pro eateirli of u Rom Catholics
Of The pOsng ceremonies BY Bsh0p Mcfarland
At Hartford, yesterday.
Judge John s Dryden has filed a petition in
The District Court St Lou png 10 have the St os AMI hcouk
Railroad Company aedgd Jsaippt The cAn of Lc peuaorg
creditor pmo0ss ~ eEa 40
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19

1872. r, T, . D,oh..to1, a,o Ssoo NJ
OTHER FAvOkTTEs
The official documents show that James Terry reporter
Of The Brooklyn UaiOn has been appointed Commits
soner in several street openings. Among them the
opening of Balticst from Nostrand-ave. to Albany
ave. in the opening of Buter-s from hosrand-aVe' 10
Albany-ave aud in the opening Of Websterplace from
sxeenth-st to Prospective Beside he receives 800
wear from the Board Of Aldermen and $50 year from
the Board of Supervisors.
st. Clair McRelway Of the editors OF The brooklyn
Eaoe was commissioner in the opening Of Knieker-
bocker-ave from Payne-st 20 Greene-ave. He was
paid according the Controllers books, on Jan y 1873
$3.50 for the service
Richard McDermott, reporter Of The Eagle, acted as
commissioner in the opening of Jeerson-st from Reid
ave. TO Patchen-ave. He was paid on jan 10 1915
$50 40, by Controller Schroeder, for the service.
Daniel b. Thompson, another Eagle reporter is com
missioner in the opening Of Butlerst from Fostrand
ave- to Albany-ave The Board OF Aldermen allows the
City Hall reporters Of The Brooklyn Eagle brooklyn
Union and WaHdinSburgh Times 800 year, and the
Board OF Supervisors gives them $50 year.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
HEALTH OF THE POPE.

GRADUAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AT THE
VATICAN.
ROME Saturday, May II, 1873
The health Of the Pope is improving rapidly.
Numerous deputations called upon him to-day and were
received by his Holiness who held grand reception in
the Vatican.
ROME, May 49, 1873. b
The Pope to-day received the French Legation and .
deputatOn OF foreigners The POpes condition is still
feeble. but the indications Of improvement are salts
factory,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
SIR SAMUEL BAKER SAFE.

KHARTooS, May II, via LONDON May IT, 1873.
A letter was received here to-day from Sir
Samuel Baker, on the White Nile. He reports that all is
well; that the passage through 10 the end effected
with great difficulty aud that be hopes that the OBJ
structon will be entirely removed during the present
Summer.
LONDON, May 49, 1873.
The Foreign Office has received dispatches from Sir
Samuel Baker, dated March IS. stating that Lady Baker
and himself were III good health, and reeniorcements
had reached him,
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN WARREN, NE.

WALDEBoRo, Me-, May 1S.-Dr. Baker OF
Warren was shot dead Friday night by Miss Mink,
with whom he had been on terms Of criminal intimacy.
He called at her at m, and an hour after she
came to the house Of Mr. Spear crying Il am shot
Dr. Baker shot me-" and appeared to be In state Of
frenzy and great excitement all through the night She
was however all the time unhurt, but next morning
when neghDors broke into her house they found DE-
Baker living dead on the chamber floor from shot
which had entered his heart The Doctor had previously
been ON bad terms with Miss Mink aud there no doubt
that she killed him from jealousy.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
KHIVA CAPTURED.
TIE KHAN A PRISONER.

LONDON, May 1880 o. N. /,
A special dispatch to The Daily Telegraph,
dated Tifis, May II, says:
"The Russians have taken Khiva The khah
prisoner. The Russian loss was slight"
telegram to The London Times from ST. Petersburg
states that the Russians reached the Khiyan territory
without a serious encounter.
There is talk St. Petersburg OF the annexation
OF Bokhara and Khokand as well as Khiva The Russian
press that Turkey is totterng with msgoVern
ment and predict that time is coming when her
troubles will culminate and Russia will then be able to
yindicate her interests.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
ALBANY.

ALBANY, May 1.-THE Governor to-day
signed the bill to better administration In the Po-
lice Courts n the City of NewYork He has also signed
the bill for the location Of new City Prison In New-York
An attempt to amend the Gilbert Elevated Railroad bill
was made the Senate, and voted down, and the OIL
was passed to its third reading.
It's understood that the Governor win veto the Local
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
THE REPUBLIC OF SPAIN.
DON CARLOS TAKES THE FIELD-DEFEAT OF GOV
ERNMENT TROOPS IN ARAGoN.

DON CARLOS TAKES THE FIELD-DEFEAT OF Gov
ERNMENT TROOPS IN ARAGoN
BAYoSNE, Saturday May II, ls7a
Don Carlos has written to Gen. Dorregaray,
congratulatng him upon the result OF the late engage
ment with the Spanish Government forces at Puente do
Erau and announcing that he Will soon assume per-
sonal command of his forces in the field.
PERPIGSAS, Saturday, May II, 1873.
The Carlist journal published here announces that Don
Carlos entered the Spanish province OF Navarro the
night Of the I4h inst, and took command Of al army
of his followers numbering 1900 men, with which he is
resolved to conquer or die in the attempt.
1t is also stated in tbs paper that he has coL-
cuded loan OF 4O0OOOOOO reals with English bankers,
and has promised TO mako Ono eldmarshal and Dor
regary a leu.enantgenerai
Intelligence has reached here OF tire total defeat in
Aragon Of the Spanish troops under Col Moreno by tho
Carlist force commanded by Gen. Tristany
LONDON, May IS, 1873.
Gems. Ollo and Dorregarav have been promoted by
Don Carlos for the victory OF May s.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
CADET APPOINTMENTS.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 1s.-Messrs Cain and
Ransier, two Of the oolored Congressman from this
State have nominated white youths who excelled In
competitive examinations, TO West Point oadetshps
Mr. Cain has also nominated a coored YOUTH who STOOD
a similar test, 70 a naval cadetship. -
FORTRESS MONROE, May IS-Representative J. n
Plat, Jr, OF this.Dstrot. has appointed John VII
ams age IT, cadet 10 West Point Academy. Williams Is
q mulatto boy, born q slave.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
RELIGIOUS CORPORATIONS IN ITALY

FIRST CLAUSE OF THE BILL OF TIE MINISTRY
ADoPTED-ALLowANCE TO GENERALS OF ORDERS
DEMONSTRATION AT FLORENCE.
ROME, Saturday, May II, 1873
The Chamber of Deputies to-day approved
the first clause OF the bill suppressng religious bodies in
Rome, by vote OF 9S5 against 13. Fifteen Deputies
were absent the Chamber when the vote was taken.
The second clause with amendment offered by Sgnor
RIcasO granting the Pope 100000 lire annually for tho
maintenance OF generals Of orders was adopted by
vote OF 220 against 1913.
ROME May IL, 1873.
demonstration was made az Florence yesterday
against the policy of the Ministry the Religious Cor
poratons hill. large mob collected ana began 20 act
in disorderly manner, when II was dispersed by tho
police. Several persons we're arrested
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
The Havana Tribune denounces the Vos de

,Oonstaneia, and several country journals, as or
gans OF the aborantcs, aud rebeious to span ana
wants the editors tried by courtmartial The Espd"a
has made appearance IL Is liberal In It's docrines
and opposes the abolition Of slavery without he cohcut
OF the IL considers slaves as property an shys
an ATTACK on property IL illegal new kepeDhcHh
Journal. the ReDu6lleaa fGaaiiddd w appear on lhe
lsI OF Ilne.
New-York tribune., 1873-05-19
BRooKLYN'S BURDENS.
AN OPPRESSIVE SYSTEM EXPOSED.

LARGE OvERCHARGEs FOR USELESS sEi ,RCHEsp-
THE PARK COMMISSION AND CORPORA ZION CoUN-
sEI. RRsPoNsIBIE-PRoPRRTY OWN Rs FORCED
TO SELL TO AVOID OPPRESSIVE TATATfoN.
Last week a brief statement in the TRIBUNE
drew attention the heavy charges Le searches
OF property titles in the opening Of In Brook
lvu Further investigation made intCs the subject
than confirmed all the statements previously made OF
excessive and useless charges impo ed upon taxpayers
under this system. systematic plan Of increasing the
expenses for searching titles, hrveyOrs and Commits
Kieners' fees has been carried principally In
where the have been under the direction
Of the Park Commissioners Tho searches" have been
made at least charged for by the Secretary Of the
Park Commissioners, sometimes assisted by Senator
Henry c. Murphy, whose charges have been proper
uonately enormous A clerk 10 each sreetopenhs
Commission has been ap pointed after the manner OF
Geo H. Pursers appointment in this city, ana allowed
ike Purse charge whatever be saw mt for ms services
This clerk has generally been Frank Queredo who Is
also the regular clerk of the Park COMMISSIONER In
addition the Park COMMISSIONER through their secre
tary have charged from 10 per cent commission Tor
collecting the assessments levied by the StreetOpenng
Commissioners appointed by them. aud in this manner
The "Park Ring" has been enabled TO realize immense
amounts OF money from the street openings which have
been conducted under ITS charge
The following lot Of expenditures made In the different
cases OF openings which the Park Commissioners
NV special legislation have controlled IN opening aud
Department. OF Clty VOTES IN gEaulng auu P1NihE'
win show how enormous their charges have been, and
how many unnecessary payments have been made.
COST oP OPENING UNIoNST.
The total cost Of Union-st, from Gowanus Canal to
Prospect Park about blocks) as filed in the
County Clerks office. is follows:
Grading $40 S5 S9In5 %
pavue), $40 80 llloSo Is
Gas connections (abOut 50 Ot1 4Ool Is
sewer and water connections about s4 80 lOD 92 %
Curbpc walks, digging and sidewalk. l4,oO5 IS
Commissioners fees (Of this sum y. Sherman re-
eeiyed 500 Superintendent and 500 as
Commissioner, and c. ". Thomas received
SQ7 % as Secretary Of Comuissiou 2047 20
] r. sryker. fees Superinten ndent...-..-.. 81 80
Nauhole heads and work on basins and man
sard and cemen .......................... I25 25
Pav-o from June 2S 1871, to Jan s. 1S73... 1905 O2
Adverfisiur ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. A6i O4
Peu,,tfine bonds 90
TenairiuC tools 81
II Vbbard (Eng1ueer)- WA IS
Civ WaTss, 4469 81
Senator II c. Murphy for counsel fees--... 500 90
Senator H. C. M.rpny, his sons and others
counsel ieesl-.. biZ5 w
Fees allowed b. urt for widening said street 59j 81
Award, for lands and buildings taken....... A37 0s
Inferest 1905 90
SfsfIOuery .................... ..-........ 50
$S9SS2O %
Deduct for houses sold Old................... 65 90
GgnQ ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
wE. p. KUNKBL's


Has never been known TO fail In the cure Of weak
ness. attended with symptoms; indlspositon 70 ex-
ertion; luss Of memory; difreulty of breathing;
general weakness; horror of disease weak, EeTvo1s
trembling; dreadful horror OF death night sWt ats
cold feet; weakness; dimness OF Vision; languor
universal lassitude Cf the muscular system; enOr-
nous appetite, with dyspeptic symptoms; not
hands; 1ushing OF the body; dryness Of the skin (;
pail countenance and erupIlons t the facs, puIl-
iying the Dood; pain 10 the back: heaFiness of the
eyslds; frequent black spots nyng before tne eyes
attention etc. These symptoms all arise from
weakness, aad TO remedy that use b. +. KUhKEL's
Bitter Wine OF Iron. ltnever fails. Thousands are
now enjoying health VINO have u ed IT, Take Only
L. +. kUSKEL's.
Beware Of eounterfeits and base limitations. AS
kunkel's Is tier Wine Of Iroa is 50 well known al
OYER The country, druggists themselves make an
lmitatien and try 10 palm II on on their srs
when thty call IL kunkeis Bitter Wine OF Iron.
kunkeis Bitter " Inc OF Iron is put up only In 81
hott!cs, and has yellow wrapper nicely put On the
outsluei with the proprietOrs photograph on the
Wiapp OF each bottle. always lOoE for the pho
toRraph IA the outside, aUd you wild always be saIe
IL get lhe genuine article. Sud Oy all druggists and
deal rs, every where.
TAPS WORM, TAPE WORM - Removed In a few
b urs WI II harmless Vegetable Medicine NO fee
kSh until the entire worm, Win mead, passes.
ltr those afflicted to iebidtnt5 Uf the city whom
nv cuted that had been unsuccessiully Treated al
III HeIsJn Medical Co lege, on Tenth street, had
hd al. known REMEDIES. DR.. Is +. kukKsL, NO
80 Su.tn Ninth street. Philadelphia. The Doctol
la. btea IN business Tor over rs years and IL per
t,ClA reliable. Gail and see. Advice free. he
moved tape worm from child years old, meaaur
ihs - ieet. Cal and see specimens at olllce.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11

DEPARTURE OF AN OCEAN SrEAMER.-The
steamer Blackistoa, OF the Merchants and Mi
ners Transportation Company, plying between
Baltimore and Boston, which has recently been
undergoing repairs at the II. & H, Co.'S yards,
sailed, this morning, for Baltimore. Entirely
new boilers have been placed in her. and her
machinery has been oyerhauled. An effort was
made to get out the ChristianA ON Sunday, but
the tug which had been engaged to convoy her
to the Delaware was unable to stem the current
with her in tow, and so the job was deferred un-
til esterdEy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
9oIitital Autifes.

AIOTICE-W A. HUKILI, Of st, Georges Hun
dred, is still candid tie for the next hepnbli-
can nomination for Sheriff Of New Castle CoHnty.
nov-7.n
CARD.-I respectfully present myself as a candl-
Y j date fer Sheriff at tha ensuing nomination Of
the Republican PARTY. IN New Castle County
HENRY H. MCNULLRN,
Octl1-tf New Castle Hundred.
TNOR CORONER : At the 5 lica'ion OF many
II friends will be a candidare for the nOmna-
ton for Coroner OF New Castle unity, subject to
the decision Of the Republican PARTY.
octll-tf HUMPHREY MORROW.
CHERIFFALTY CARn-I again offer myself as
- q candidate for Sheriff Of New Castle Co.. sub
ject 10 the decision OF the Republican party.
sep4.u JAMES MAJ TIN
NARD.-CAPT. G. II GALLAGHER Will be a cam
didate for Sheriff OF New Castle County, sub
ject to the Republican nomination. sep3 II
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-11-11
kocIetIes.
NWrINos THIa EYENTEa.

Asylum Lodge, No. 23, 1. o. o. f., at Odd
Fellows Hall, Sd and King Streets.
Good Intent Division, No. 3, s. Of T., Nicola
ry's Building.
Washington Division, No. 5, s. OF T., Fifth
and Market streets.
Humanity Circle, B. o. O. A Hall 504 Market
street.
Lincoln Ledge, No. 8, K. OF p, at Knights Of
Pytlhas Hall, III Market street.
American Star Lodge, No. l, A. o. Of g. F. at
McClary's Building.
Columbia Lodge, No. IL, 1. o. @. T., at 9th
and Market streets
Corinthian Lodge, No. 20, A. F. "a. NJ, at
Masonic Temple
Reynolds Encampment, No, 8, at Odd Fellows
Hall,