davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
National Republican., 1878-04-25
National 8tpublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger vrains.


At BALTbionE AND OHIO DEfor, NEW jERsEf AVE
NCB AND STREET.
No,,hao Ft~ahp.
ss:iS n PHI a Bo. ex slSN Baltimore accom-.
sssT, Baltimore express lto rntmOTe accom-.
7.5D Western exprt@a 5OO Y, Phil " Bus eN
t.p Baltimore pccOnl S:sn, Western MAIL
t..5, Fred ac,, Met br'ch, sr57 Baltimore accom-
s:S., Baltimore hnnapoiis rt:B Baltimore express
and way T;sa Western oNprssS
tt6 Nartinaburg and In. ssOn RaltinloTe express
gers,own ar Mel br'ci sOlS n Y, Phil & hos eN'
s10.SO Baltimore accotn, IiGl5, Baltimore accom-.
1tJn. Baltimore express.
sArrivc daily. others sundays excepted
o5 For tho time OF departure OF trains, Sos adVer'
use snt- elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
GEORGETOWN NEWS.
BODY RECOVERED.

The body of Francis Young Beshaw, drowned
last sunday afternoon, while fishing near the Chain
Bridge, was caught yesterday by Joseph CoSan,
william Townlcy, and Dennis Perkins near the
spot where he went down. The body was brought
to the Iligh.strcct wharf, aud from there con.
vcycd TO his home, No. llj Virginia avenue north.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
NEW ADyERTESEMENTs.
GovERNMENT SALE.

GovERNMENT SALE
JEFFERsoSvILLE, Isp.. April n, Is7S
VIII he sold ut the JeffersOnvc Depot Of the Quar-
tormaster's Department, on WEDNESDAY, May ~,
1873 at ten o'clock under the direction of Leu
tenaniColonel James A. Ikln, Depot Quarternaster,
II lot Of Quartermusters Stores Clothing, Eluipage,
and Material, consisting of 40 feet Hose, JJ feet Belt
ing. ~ pounds Castings, 80 pounds scrap Iron, GER
tain HarnesS and Harness parts certain Wagon Beds
aud Wagon parts, Washing Machines. Mnngle, II
Battery iorge5, certain assorted Tools lO Besacks,
toJ Camp Kettles, 20 Drums 40 shelter Tents, l3oo1
Tent Pins, certain Flags, Dl yards Silcsn, 5000
Buttons, 10 yards White Flannel " TENS, J0D
pounds Cotton, Linen, and Flannel Cuttings, 2t0l
pound, Rope Cuttings, and many other miscellaneous
articles.
Terms cash, in United States fnnds
The property can be examined ut any time before
the day OF sale betw, on the hours OF nine o'clock
NJ and three o'cosk D. m. Property TO be removed
at expense OF purchaser wi hin live days from date
Of sale. ADDISON BARRErr,
ap2tgt Captain and NJ. n. X.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposlts.. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. s9uTRR 4 Co,
Bankers ZIG Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
ACHING LaEIs,l,

Destroy hoalth, comfort industry, and longevity;
hence thousands come from far and near 10 DR..
Whites esta6llshniynt, opposite willard's Hotel for
relief from Corns, Bunions, Diseased Nails Vnscaa
EScTcsCenccs, Sc. Established In Washington D. O.
In 1851. Fee, u per visit marsO.tL
National Republican., 1878-04-25
Amnsemrnt. To-Nigll

NATIONAL THEArRE.-Fanny Davenport
THEATRE CoMIouE-Jako Budd and new Va
ricty Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-25
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
RIVER FR RoNT.

Boat Seneca go bushels com and an bushe
wheat TO II. u. Tolbcrt; boat Medley, 40 bushe
National Republican., 1878-04-25

Rheumatism is Disease Of the
Blood.
The blood In this disease " found to contain
excess Of gbril. NEGETINE acts by converting the
blood from its diseased condition to healthy circu-
latOn. one bottle of VEGErINE will give relief hut
TO effect permanent cure must be taken regularly,
and may take several bottles especially In cases Of
long standing.
FOREIGS REPORTS.
DAWSON & BAXTER,
Prescription Druggists, Chicago, Ill.
NEGETlNE highly spoken OF by all who have
tried II.
JOSEPH WILLARD,
Duggist aud Chemist, ChicAgO, III.
Sell great deal Of VEGErINE, and II gives good
satisfaction In all cases.
T. Z. SMITH & co,
Dispensing Pharmacists, Chicago, III.
VEGErISE sells urstTate, gives good satisfaction,
and Is good medicine
National Republican., 1878-04-25
WOODRUFF'S FILE-HOLDERS,
For Filing business end Official Papers.
100000 IN USF-

REDUCTION ON PRICE LIST OF NOVEMBER
I, 1873, OF q PER DOZEN.
The prices follows:
Common size, gIsSt'.a0 per dozon. %: single ono.
rs cents
Legal size, iOiHpixiOi, per dozon $40; single one,
s. cents.
Magazine sizo lo'iss'i sIOi. per dozen, sI2 single
one, u.
Special prices for rreyuar sizes. and special rates
for large quantities The usual discount TO statoncrS
ManuhclOry and StlesroOm-T0o and 7e7 Ninth street
northwest, WnShu ID, q aplI2w
National Republican., 1878-04-25

HARD times demand economy; practice II by
renovating your soiled gloves with JoUvKS's Is0
DERoUs KID GLOVE CLEASssR. Prioo IS cents pei
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-04-25

which Il Is Claimed Would Improve the
Health of the City and Deautiry the River
Front-soms Practical suggestions from
Correspondent, who Has Evidently Been n
Victim OF Malaria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
A GRAVE ACCUSATION.

DANIEL sHEEHAN CHARGED WITH TEMPTING A
MAN TO SWEAR FALSELY IN Ex-ALDERMAN
coMAN's SUIT.
The dulness OF the Tombs Police Court was little
relieved yesterday by OF alleged attempted SUBJ
ornation OF perjury. the prisoner was Daniel Shee-
han, private detective and formerly police officer
He was charged with having offered John Rcgan, OF
Eidridgo street. $50 TO induce HIM falsely
a case in which cx.Alderman Conan is the plaintiff
and the ADMINISTRATORS o! the estate OF ex-policc
Judge Downing the defendants. The suit IN
by Mr. Conan 10 the | ate Judge. The loan made,
IL Is alleged III Toronto Canada, al hotel whic
Conan was stopping. II WIS during tho time oil the
Ring troubles, Mi Conan took no note or evidence
OF the loan, his relations win Judge Bowling beng
Of IN. most Intimate CHARACTER. year passed and
and death was imminent Mr.. Conan called to see
HIM, and in the course OF conversation limited that II
would be proper Tor the Judge 10 put his affairs IN
condition, rs he might die AZ any moment The
Judge rephed rather testify that he need
not DO AFRAID that he would not receive
back his $4,000. There were present al the
conversation exConeressin Morgan Jones and
George Wilson, an officer IN tho Cour, c General ses-
sons. Tue matter was then dropped. alter
ward Judge Downing died without having left will.
Has Urothern-aw, Peter Rice, was made administ
Tor OF the estate When duIlag the settlement OF the
estate Mr. Conan presented his Claim Tor the S. 600
Mr. Rice declined 10 pay IN the absence OF any docu
the supreme Court by Mr.. Conan. The
Gently up Tor trial. but owing 10 the absence OF ono
OF the plaintiffs principal witnesses-Mr Rogers, the
hotel CLERK, who ~ Is alleged witnessed The loanan
adjournment was made.
mo next chapter IN the story the calling OF MI
Regain on Mr. Conan. During the days OF the lat
ters power President OF the Board OF Aldermen he
had benelei Regan, who was one OF his constitu-
ents. Regain called on Mr.. Conan last sunday ana
tod him thai Sheehan had offered MN 500 to 80 on
the stand aud swear against the character OF Wilson,
the witness Tor Conan, who heard Jldge Dowlings
admission of the debt Regain indignantly
refused The offer, and remembering the tavors oi the
past called upon his former patron aud laid me story
before INN. Sir. Conan tolu him to present the acs
to police judge. which no did, and u warrant was
granted Tor sheehans arrest
Yesterday Court officer Gardner arrested Sheehan
ana arraigned him before Judge Bixby at the fomos
Police Court. Tho prisoner pleaded not guilty. He
WAS remanded for exam NATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
"SHE LOVED HIM NOT"

swell. what have such respectable couple TO say
against each oer?" asked the Judge in the Jefferson
Market Court yesterday OF George and Julia schu In,
man and wife.
"He struck mo with his fist ana baCkened my
eye" she said she lifted her veil, ana shovel her
pretty face dsdgured by black and blue mark that
encrced vi her eyes.
al did She tells the TRUTH SO far as she goes. But
Judge, my HE is very unhappy. l married her to
have II helpmate have found her hayward aGd OF no
help to me Whatever"
GLOW Is that =" asked the magistrate.
''if do not work properly expect to be dis
charged. IL my wife " OF no assistance to me, do
10 nave her any longer work hard nll day.
When como home Mud no supper, welcome and
wages only 10 see them squandercd. She is fond OF
other gentemen's society, and | can't and won't
stand IT, Look al my poor clothes; but am not
ashamed OF them, for can a1ord no better. Look
her dressed above her means How can she Afford
itY"
"Come Rake up" said the Judge. "Do quar-
rel IN this way. Here you are, living widely apart.
Now, how old are you ?" to Tho husband.
'Twenty-six years."
"And YOU, Mrs. Schufn? ''
"FwcDty-one."
..And how long have you boon marrled7 ?"
Mrs. schuiin-"Oniy a low years."
"Any ialniiyY"
eyes; three children"
Gan aivey''
'.No; all deadn
',Now, be man and wife in more than name with
love Tor one another as all married couples should
have"
"No,' said the husband, ri do not want 10 have
anything to do with her any longer. do not say
she IS guilty oil any misdced but she Is cruel, cold
and heartless aud have sald farewell to her,"
"Indced, " she replied, you are KIND TO turn me
of, but had not yet asked youto keep me. would
not live with brute who uses his lists to u weak
woman. There Is no lovo lost between u.s.
The Judge sad no more The man and wife pushed
past each other and went out oil the court room.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
FALSELY ACCUSED OF THEFT.

Among the spectators at the Lyric Hall pool match
between Wahlstrom and knight on FRIDAY night was
Oscar Petersen, aged seventeen, VINO had been pro-
scnted with u complimentary ticket and had gone
with some friends The game was going on when
James h. Burke, OF No l5i6 broadway, SAID 10 be
real estate agent, with au oiice at Barclay and West
streets. attracted every one's attention by claiming
he had ielt hand his pocket and
had been robbed OF s3j IN money ana $500 worth or
notes. lie turucd around ana Petersen nonr HIN.
"Ihal's The thIef,p he GAIA. "Ho's tue Bowery
gang" Petersen was arrested aud spent tho nignt
Tue station house Yesterday morning he was ar
ragDcd ia the Jefferson Market Court Burke told
the magistrate about tue then aud Petersen was
tue man VINO mad rOUbod him.
Petersen, really Intelligent and honest look ng
young man, SAID, IN MS own benali:--" invited
TO tue billiard match by Que OF the contestants, per.
sonal TREND OF niue was there win several well
known gentlemen, none OF whom ace now horc pres.
enI Burke noticod several times on account OF his
unruy behavior. He was apparently uLdor the in-
nucucc OF iiquor, although not enough 10 make him
walk unstcadiiy He was, however, disturbing tho
players by shouting Mr. Dion was so unnove cd Ut hIs
conduct that he informed Burke that u repetition Of
such behavior would result IN tho o0endcr's bcog put
Out Burke replied, I've Loaf my pocxetbooK.' Then
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

Henry Parker, coachman, residing on East Thirty.
seventh street. was charged at the Court of Special
Sessions yesterday with assault another coachm4n
named Robert Lydiord The affair involves u tale Of
love. Both were enamored Of Miss Annie Lyons who
was u servant employed by "a family living In the
Brcvoort House. According to Lydford's story
Anne promised last spr0g 10 DO his
vile, but she soon u,erward went with
her employers Newport, while also
was forced by late TO 60 To Long Branch. His rival
his oppori unity in the separation and coed tho
iair Anne III Newport HIS suit was successful They
were married. When Iydford heard OF il he grew iu-
dignant aud demanded bacx his letters ana presents
his tickle sweetheart She said the letters were
burned, aud shc made the return of his presents
ditional ON hts giving her letters On the 9Th Of
last month Lydlord called ~ her residence and re
newed his demand Tho husband ordered him to
leave but he cused and tho assault was the couse.
qucDce
The Court imposed a fine oil six cents on tho hus.
band.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
COUNTERFEITEnS SENTENCED.

several prisoners who were recently indicted by
the United States Grand Jury IN brooklyn passin
aud making counterfeit money were arraiRned In the
United States Circuit Court In that city, before Judge
Benedict, yesterday afternoon James Cullen u
young man, who was indicted Tor passing counterfeit
five dollar notes the FIRST itional Bank OF Ia.
maqua, Pcnnsy vania, IN Williamsburg, last autumn,
was sentenced To Tho Kings County PcniteDtIa
tor torn oi SIX years imprisonment and TO pay ue
OF 81. Tho prsoucr upon receiving the sentence,
marked that che guessed he had got about all that
Court had TO give" he has served term OF Two
years in sing sing Tor similar offence II Is said.
Thomas O'Brlcn, a youth Of seventeen years. who
was win Cullen when ihs bogus money was circu.
lated also arragpcd but tho Court taxing into
gdcratlOn tho TACT that II his nrst offence
cession IN his behalf aud said thai she had coutcm-
pia ed having MIN enlisted IN The navo with tho
suspended upon pim and ho was sent down TO tho
hayy yard company with one OF Marshal Ifarlow's
deputies 10 tho necessary steps be taken
10 secure his enlistment In that branch Of the govern
meat service
John sweeny, who With the other two prison
ers named when arrested WAS arraigEed, aud
pleaded not suiity to the cnargc. Hc was rcmandcd
to jail III delauIt OF $4,000 bail, 10 await his trial
James Deisendor another Of the party also pleaded
guilty, aud the sane disposition was
made Of his by tho Court William
sprlngstcin. miserable looking specimen Of
humanity, VINO has starving iamiIy OF nvc
Children living IN rear room III tenement IN Will
iamsDurg, was arrested IN December last Tor making
u counterfeit OF tue i've cent nickel piece. II had
little mould and small quantity oil metal which be
melted aown IN his wrctcncd hume, nnd then sent his
odt W pass tbo spurious coins, with which
TO buy bread aud other necessarles vi lie. He
araigned. and pleaded guiity to tho Indictment He
was sentenced 10 tho Pcnitenlary Tor four months.
charging Inn with using revenue stamps OH cigar
boxes without cance'iing them. when he was ar
rested his property, amounting 10 $500, was seized
ana was conlscatcd AZ the time. Judge Benedict
Hcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
IMPROPER ATTENTIONS TO WOMEN.

40 THE EDITOR OF THE hhhALp'-
Although simple denial, unsupported by proof, -
doopod I'm no unwortnv of ,,,icc .o,s,Jor 4, ,.y
-, -, '
""'' ~ '"' seN W 'eP'y W ~ l. H. f" NJ WIZ
read my statement again no VIII observe that | do
not Nv any means sy nj all mon are had mr. cvsn MT.
-. .,.- -. :. = :
ga""@ o'"e'c 'has 'horoi ID more virtue IN ootn
men anu women than Is generally supposed. But do
think that society ia I'm tins r.aooct en- rf,
80, ., 80, -, =, -.
1'"'e' anu ''"' 'eina'o ~ u" s'yhsh' handsome
or attractive, no mater how pure modest, can
hardly nppe,r I'm nublc wthout mect,ng with r,do.
mes ~ Inc nre.ehco of gcntonon .s a, .'n
rrosscr forms of insult WHARF, thoro r. "a,
Ihese Iut or usuls g.uerallv c,,m,,I.a IN
where there nre mo- connuctnrs .re ~, amen .,nra
that lady shIinks from meul,on,ns tncm In regard
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

lot fncing the Park aud build residence there. 30
ong as there Is not efficient head TO the PARK De-
partment. and not unds enough appropriated to Keep
tho PARK In good order Tho Inefciency and want OF
vegetation, stagnant wator and miasmaic influences
one day last summer, when on the lake with my
daughter, noticed all the surface OF the water
foul substance and spoke to the boatman about H. He
SAID that Just then the lake was clear compared TO
what II was In the early mornings, before the boats
were moving about. ! thought that IT such be the
condition OF the most important lake in the Park the
smaller ones could not be much better Indeed curl
the last time went boating on the Central Park
lakos Mosquitoes also. increase wherever there Is
decayed vegetation and stagnant water, and am not
over anxious To have my house invaded by them"
PRACTICAL RESULTS or RAPID TRANSIT
While ccnverslng with prominent real estate broker
In Pine street on the subject Ut rents and the changes
being wrough that section oil Fth avenue previously
occupied exclusively by private residences, the
elevated roads were already attracting The at
tention OF numerous wealthy uptown residents TO
that section which lies about fifteen miles north of
the Harlem River. between the Hudson and the de-
number OF gentlemen had recently visited that To-
calty, which furnishes good sites Tor villa residences,
and there appeared to be an understanding on the
part OF the New York Elevated road with OF these
gentlemen 10 push tins road as last as they could 10
the Harlem River Gentlemen like Mr.. Darling, Mr..
Weatherbee, Mr. Coddngt0n, Mr. Dodge, Mr.. Field,
Mt Pullman aud others have recently, IL is SAID,
visited that locality with business view. Some pro-
ceedngs have recently been sol foo by which inc
old bohdholders OF the New YORK, Boston and Mon
treal road will be enabled to reorcanlze the company
under the name OF the New York, Westchester and
Duchess Railroad. The de unct road though It's rails
were laid to Kingsbridge, had no terminus IN New
York; but the Elevated road, In obedience TO It's
charter could reach II there, thus enabling th0so who
selected country residences aons The line OF tho road
10 make uninterrupted trips to and from the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
THE ATTACK on THE HEBREWS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Once in IA while some one, like your correspondent
"Yorkville,' vents his little spite against tho
"Hcbrcws.' l I'VE myself IN tho upper part OF this
city and read your paper daily on my way down
town, and notice a good many other gentlemen do
tho same Thing. Now, II every one should be caves
dropping aud seDd you daily account OF what
their malo and female fellow passengers discuss
ing you would have 10 enlarge your columns. But,
rs general thing, people VINO can rcad--that Is,
who need not spell every word--arc hardy annoyed
that way. AS further illustration OF how ludicrous
such statement reans and how fun OF venom II Is
would suggest tho reading Of the following -.'W nile
riding down town, 40, | was greatly annoyed by
party oil Roman Catholics taking" &c. MAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

To EDITOR HERALD
noticed in TINS thursday mornings "Complaint
Book an article the de plume of 'Yorkvilie u
lie complains that he cannot enjoy his HERALD DO.
cause Of the loud conversation OF party oil Hebrews
'Y0rkvle" certainly shows u lack OF decacy In
cbarac. erizing those VINO troubled him as Hebrews.
ain II constant traveller on the Third avenue cars,
aud make II u point 10 read every morning. Loud
TAXING sucn as 'Yorkvie" complains o. is quito
common, though Deg to inform hun that mon all
creeds aud nationaiss engage IN the same practice
"I0rkvlIo's" nerves are too sensitive. ] would
recommend that in the future he take Il cab, or as
the driver might probably DC u Hebrew, walk down
town. HAMILTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
RABIES FROM RABBITS BITE.

From the Boston Transcript, jan. as
On Moaday last, Nr. Charles H. Adams Of the firm
OF O. II. Adams Co., produce commission agents on
unusual PAIN IN the head, and went IRON his business
to his residence Ia East SomervIlic. where he lay
down TO rest In tho .vonine, on having some water
gwen him. no solzed with viocnt ut OF shaking,
which 80 alarmed his vile that she at once sent Tor
her brotbcf.iu-iaw, VINO lives near by, he sum.
monod DR.. HOugnion, OF Char estOwn, who pre-
scribcd tor the patient Mr. Adams nov over, app
peared 10 take anupathy TO DR.. Holghton, ai-
though he had previously called him when he had
IN HIS family ana DR.. Fucr, also oil Charles
town, was summoned. Bonn medical rien 10 tho
conclusion that Mr. adams was suffering from hy
would have one oi the paroxysms OF shaking, anu
these came on during Tuesday even when door
opened or draugnt oi air came on him indeed, he
became much worse Wednesday morning that
arrangements were made to taKc hun TO tho Mnssa-
cbusctts General Hospital, where he was conveyed
early Wednesday afternoon. DURING ms
stay At tho hospital he constantly showed
great thirst and was frequently seizcd with voml-
ing He was very rcsticss, anu continually
oudeavorng 10 get out OF bed aud To expcc,orslc.
lie was never very violent or apparently great pain.
but was irrational. shortly before i've O'CLOCK ycsicr
day afternoon he became quiet, ana died IN lev
minutes with scarcely movement The medical
men pronounced IL a decided case oi bydropnobir.
MI Adams kept pet dog at his house, whcn became
ana snsppsn that lao concluded 10 XIII H. aud
did So although nc did toucn the animal IN Its re-
movaL soon after this, hrs brother says hv was bit-
ten 10 tue hand by raoD aud ~ thought TINS may
have caused his death. An autopsy vi Tue body VIII
be mado today as The case Is one oil moro than ord.
nary interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
ANSM Frs.

DIsAGREEABLE TRAVELLING COMPANIONS.
To THE EDITOR OF Tng HERALp:-
! see III this CThursday) mornings HERALD tho
complaint of "Yorkvilie," who says he could read
his paper IN tho car 10 consequences oil being annoyed
by party Of Hebrews taking in loud manner about
buying and selling real estate. l roe the
almost every morning and night and am not annoyed
al the passengers conversation, buL am very oten
annoyed by au intoxicated Christian, and once IN
while, plckpockc when Is worse than loud taking
Hebrews, and which 'Yorkvlic" Will never among
the Hebrews al think Yorkvile'' Is sensitive He
ought to charter car Tor himself and then he could
read In peace. A HEBREW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27

turning TO me he snId you have it, replied, Il
have not He went out came back with an ohcer
and cried ou Arrest that fellow he belongs 10 tho
Eowery gang Now never belonged TO any gang.
am employed In MI insurance company and live with
street -
olieer Hunt, who made the arrest, claimed that
Burke was under the Influence OF liquor and contn-
uay contradicted himself IN the statement OF the
amount OF money he mad lost
Judge Duiy sa.d to Peersen, 'sYou discharged.
believe you are innocent and have been altogether
wronglully accused"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-27
SEEKING AN OWNER.

A package addressed TO "fmg Nnw YogK HERALD"
clt ~ ono OF the uptown postal stations FRI
day evening aud saturday morning reached the Con-
eral Post Ohcc. Tho postage was unpaid and Post
master James, thinking II might enclose something
valuable, sent II To the HERALD 0iiue lmncdiatoy,
where, on being opened, IL was Iound 10 contain a
waicn and cuain. The following letter accompanied
the articcs:-
Found Third avenue car, at corner Twenty third
street about ten minutes OF eight Please 6nd aud
oDligs HIN aud fINDER.
[Thc owner can obtain the watch ana chain by ap-
plying al the HERALD oDco and proving property
Ep. HERALDI