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National Republican., 1878-07-20
yEGETlNE
vEGETlNE.
GENERAL DEBILITY.
READ ITl
GOOD MAY COME FROM 1T.

ItrA common comr,aEt among pPopo OF this age
tha; they are sun, M from an nm,alhy e n hTp,;
y5a ask ihein 10 cxpsln what iEcy ;nE, they vii
usually say that they not striig aS they used to
have not that rover OF rmrr.Eg harl toll aud a;igtie
wIlch vN OTltry 10 ssssed No ny sierS surrounds
The patients Themselves may he content 10 slin np
,hcr feeling; rs those Of ,e reral debility. Keen
preaching disease Ofa mot serious ioiin Almost Al
waIs IL ~ "a Sf ts noo ~ @Sn . wary m%s, val val
srty-str!ckCn condition. which mnniltsts Itself BY
an Il Sny al o,"r ,me m tedrTSes S q
,nS aset lbs q "PptIe ad general @ Gi1oTIsr;
and no Longer performs 10 lHuIa ofee Of aiordlng
tree evacIatiols and curgIng 1.-THE bile aad the in
inc kldnoys arcsEsi,h N Il; lheir ac'Ion, and ui
f SS TS INV he , he sS. ars hrsh 9
follow nS on sOln atcTwaid. such feelings hs these
L no secret with The me i!cai proieso t.ai general
debility Is but sut popular term, which has very
"r% Wr% many crtios or orgaic ir.Sgar!t!es
o! 'm,ll n ,'nre "iiich will hegst Il and ih,.Sc are
giilFeT ma!.is:s Iissl; Iui s.! moi iIe height Or
teoishn,S,t cs - tG;ee Of ones safety Ana who
at is eslqnlng anG thus avoI" al the peril and di
Hyarby &c aso s II Oh rc es ITO s3c coHmSi, @
scnsc reasoning IN this, ticm reflect Tor cment on
tue mute testimony q ne Iulituie ies of untineIy
| graves that neye: give the lie!
We SaS a WI e w eS% the TS9iS MSr
tpus OF general dehilitT and prevent disease. TOr.
pi.iy Of the liver Ur b 'we>, lnllgVstive symptoms
TnI their cause, inactivity Of the kidneys ard the
bladder. poverty OF the b.Dod, and Et 81 OF other
s,ps of Oc disuTlcr are CoIn overcome W this IN.
GstmAble remedy. the timely use OF which foriihes
| the sy<.m against malaria, and rcnders impossible
the crowd Of dire cOns-ll, me-: originating soifly 10
want Of physya! vr C. tii.Oi a. NisUr, or Ia the
nconpleie periormhhcg ui TIE h!nct.L nS upon which
health unqutstIoE.bly depends ThnuSands will bear
testimony land do Il volnntlriiy) that yEGETINE Is
f rcnov"tHs % md The Sio5d % sfadans
all huao., impurities, or posoi us secrrtltn, from
has vat mi
TEN dellilated Gy disease; In fact II !s many hive
called II, The Great Health RustOTer."
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Amuscments and Excursions.

CoNTorE-NarIsty performance,
selcct excunion to Fortress Monroe, Norfolk, and
Ne Capes, July 20, ISIS.
CocEade City excursions every Wednesday and
Friday at seven p. m, and sundays at three p. IN.
Steamer Mary Washington leaves seventh street
wharf rr Mount Vernon at ten o. In. returning at
four 2. m.
Furty niiles for ten ccnS Tie City Of AieXan
dra leaves Seventh street wharf at halEpasi eleven
d m. returning Gt three ?. m.
Steamer sue cxcursicn to Point Lockout. Leaves
Soot Of scvea.h street al eight ?. IT,, returning 10
Washington OF six 9. m. Monday.
Moonlight excursion Of franklin Temperance
Legion. Steamer C.ty Of Washi: .ton leaves Of
seven p, H. returning a; eleven pm.
Grand excursion t. Gettysburg leave Baltimore
md Potomac icpct at one p m, returning leave
Gettysburg at hGlfpast six r. M. 10 morrow,
Fay miles for nftecn cent? Potomac Ferry Com.
pany excursion. Boat leaves seventh street wharf
Sunday evening a, seven D. m, returning al eeycu
p. m.
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Theatre Cpmiuue,

been one OF rare excellence, aud crowded
houses each night have attested the appre.
cia.ion fuu.lovers have for good bin. Hulms
and Leo, Gcrobats the Dc Cort Sisters, vocal.
lists Charles stanley, hrst-claSs motto
singer; the conical four ;" 10 songs and dances,
and Miss Flora Moore arc among the many
stars who enliven the Washington "Bowery."
Don't forget the matiuec this afternoon, at
halfi'sst two o'clock, az big bill has been
Prepared
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GnInr Into Dnnhle Hurne.s.

The clerk OF the court has Issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants who EN-.
brace natrimuny obivious to all the iucon.
veniences that hot weather produces:
John Hcflt and Lo.tie G.ttiuss, both Of
Prince Georges County, Nd.
William banks and Alice Brown.
William Prior and l.. J. Jackson,
Charles MaIlOw and Laura Williams
William f. Lake and Mary Alice Leach, both
Of Front Royal Va.
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Services 1u-NIorrnw,

Rev. TT T, J. Mason Will preach both In the
Baptist tkuICh.
Rev. DT EhuEn will occupy 'he pulpit OF the
Congregational Church tomorrow 10Th morning
aud evening
The regular Sunday services Of the Church Of the
RcdcemcT Z T.. arc now tcng held In MnTml,
Han. Rev, 4. NJ COllisDn, rector VIII preach both
IN the morning ard evening tomorrow. He Will
take for the suhect OF his UIUrIlng sermon Christ
Send!Hg Forh lie sCvenIy," Luke <; IN The even,
ing ht " III preach OIL What Ia Heaven Like
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the material was taken, and that said owner haJf
not In any way disposed Of the material. q
All applications for drawbacks Will be acknowl.
edged when received and fled, each under the
head Of the assessment to which IL refers, until the
revision Of that assessment shall have been made,
when the applicant will be notified OF that fact and
informed that proper credit will he given for draw.
backs due upon payment Of his special assessment
National Republican., 1878-07-20

GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Honcllsville, \. Y.-HOruells, 2 Stars, l /;
eleven innings.
Troy. \. Y,-Haymakcrs, 10; Hartfords, /,
Buffalo n. Y.-Buluoes, 7, ManCkestcrs, 5.
Cleveland, milwaukee, o; Forest city, 3.
Woodstock, Out.-Tecumschs, 7; Worccs.
tcrs, 0,
Springfield, Mass.-SpriDgaelds, 8; Pitts.
fields, 0.
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LInnor I.icenae. Granted.

Who commission appointed to superintend
the issuing of liquor licenses granted the fol.
lowing applications yesterday +. E. Miller. J.
II. Morgan, J. oConnor, II. Rupertus, W.
Henry, William Hughes, 9. F. Bowman,
George Durfe, T. W. and J. J. Jones, Louisa
Sprant, and patsey H. Morgan.
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The Midsummer Holiday SCribner
ANO1HER ROYAL NrMBER.

ANUJEkh hUlAL NJ MbEh.
Charming Writers-New Artists-superb En-
craving.
The August number Of this progressive mag
azine Is the third Midsummer Holiday issue,
and the publisher Is confident that in literary
and artistic excellence 1t will be found fully
equal to, If not in advance Of, Its predecessors,
which met with such distinguished favor from
tho press and the public, 1t opens with
Frontispiece,
ANEW PORTRAIT OF BRYANT,
Drawn In cayon, from life, by WYATT EATON,
and engraved by COLE, with n sketch of the
haunts aud homes Of Bryant by HoRATIo n.
POWERS, with numerous wood cuts.
Among the other illustrated material Is
"a SEAPORT ON THE PACIFIC"
BY MARY HALLocK FooTE. The drawings are
also by Mrs. Footc, and are engraved by Marsh,
Cole, and others. They have not becn excellcd
In magazine literature for charm, picturesque
ness, aud fine engraving. paper of wide in.
terest Is
ITO SOUTH AFRICA FOR DIAMONDS p
By DIR. W. J. MORTON, q narrative OF personal
experience in the mines, with striking illustra-
tions of this romantic and curious life. There
are also
Two CHARMING FIELD PAPERS:
sharp Eyes," by JOHN BuRRoUsHs, with
illustrations by G new artist "Glmpses of New
England Farm Life" by X. E. RoBINsoS, Q
paper of rare picturesque interest.
There are Illustrated poers BY DR.. HoL-
LAND and J. T. TRowBRIDGF; also, poems by
STEDMAS, BRET HARrE, and others.
The ILLUSTRATIONS are by Wyatt Eaton,
Mary Hallock Foote, Vanderh0of Waud,
Frederick D.clmau, II. Swain Clifford, Jervis
McEutee, Henry Farrer Winllow Homer, J.
L. Kelly, Walter Shirlaw, l.. c. Tiffany,
Thomas Moran, win II. Low, Mrs. Fanny Eliot
Clifford aud others.
The shortest stories ore by STOCKTON and
HENRY JAMES jr
DR. EGGLEsroS's STORY OF WESTERN LIFE
reaches its climax, and will eud iu October.
A New Novel,
"fALC0NBHRe," by B0YEsEN,
Begins iu this issue. II Is n story Of immigrant
| life In America, told by one Of the most prom
| sing of the younger generation Of novelists
and will be road with interest abroad as well
! rs at home.
Tho Editorial Departments include "our
| Commune" The Death Of Bryant" Great
| ness In ARIA Rural Art Association, RE
cent Improvement In Telephony" thoughtful
| and suggestive Book Reviews Humorous
Sketches and Verses by new hands, &C., &c.
The frontispiece is upon q peculiar tint Of
paper, manufactured by Warren expressly for
Eatons portrait of Bryant, The printing Is by
DE Vinne, from the press Of Francis Hart &
Co, who take rank among the foremost
printers Of the world.
EDITION 5000. Price 35 cents. Sold by all
| News.dealcrs aud Book sellers.
| jy20 SCRlBNER 4 Co, New York.
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New Advertisements. 4

reSct!ne for general debility
H.lcry c Ford srcnt % lie Droit building
Magistrates Cfice-TI. 4. Eail le Dto!t building
Fl Nicholas and seribnCr fer the midsummer
holidays,
Po,tponCmentsa!eo Of valuable subu:ran properly
in Ivy City
Coliens LieS!g's Liquid Extract Of Dcef at
Tonic lmvig1ratOr.
Especial Improvement taxCs-JoLn Norris, 20
Pour. and half street northwest
National Republican., 1878-07-20
CITY ITEMS.

DR. AYERS Laboratory that has done such won
dcrs for the sick, now issues potent restofer for
the beauty OF mankind-for the comelincss which
advancing age Is 50 prone 10 diminish and destroy.
His Nigur mounts luxuriant locks on the bald and
gray patcs among us. and thus lars US under obi.
cations TO him for the good looks as wells rs health
Of the community.
YOUNG PEOPLE do pty attention to your teeth
neglect Will soon ruin them. he wise In time
Clean them daily with THrRsToS's IVORY PEARL
1oorH POWDER. the most perfect dcntrifce known.
II will keep them through life in good condition.
he BREATH md prevent toothAcne. Sold by all
druggists. 70 and 10 cents per bottle.
wEiIs' MAcHSr-sPRkAp sIRESGrHrsiSe PIAsr.
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow.
tfs far surpass all others
HARD tines demand economy; practice II by
renoyating your solled gloves with JoUvEN's Iso-
rEIors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price rs cents per
bottle.
ARE You bilious troubled with headache. dizzy.
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys.
pep,ic nervous dull, aud ianguid? Aycfsc to all
osertlon. Il your life miserable? You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew tie
blood. Take Qu!RRs 1RISH TEA, the great mouse.
hold remedy II will soon relieve YOU sold BY all
druggists, - cents per package, which makes q
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and std7 Does II refuse
| to cur' Drcss IL with IHONTsoN's oNAbE OPliME.
Al OlehginUuk compound Of singular merit i
Will improve IT, Sold by druggists, &C. Price .
aud % cents per bottle
l. LOCAL hisCELL1NY.
Interest paid on deposits, Special rates on time
| derosits J. II. s9riER & Co,
Bankers IilC Pennsylvania avenue.
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For upward Of thirty yeals Mfs WinsluHs sopth-
tEg ssIui, Eas Teen used for ChIldTcn. Il corects
Hc.Gity " ,Aes, mt h. relieves wind cole regulates
tie bowels cures dyscutCry and diSTTEda, whether
arising iTom ',GhiUgnr other causes An Old and
uc,l.tfCd IelacGy. 2 cents 4 bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-20
NEW ADvEITISEMENTs.
ST. NICHOLAS
For the Midsummer HOLIDAYS

Is FILLED WITH SUMNER READING FOR THE
GIRLS AND BoYs, from the opcning verses
KING CHEESE" story of the Paris ExPosi.
ton, with its funny pictures, to the puzzles at
the end.
Miss ALCoTT's serial, "USDER THE LiLAcs,"
introduces the girls TO ARCHERY, with all its
"witchery;" :" and SroDDARD's STORY of a
Growing Boy gives the boys the delights Of
yachting. Price 25 cents $500 year.
SCRlBNER / Co, New York.
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Yational Sepublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
hTTINHI VI usH'HENf SFH''f~'
: BAI1NoEE AND POTOMAC DErcT, T1TH AND

At BALtlEcRE AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AMI STREET.
No,nf,1 HSsninp
sNlI r. Phil a Poe ey,I sI;sn Baltimore accom-.
N27, Baltimore express $40. Palilmure accom-.
fb0 Western express s:ta y Y. Phil \ Hos ex
tN.Tntinorr Pccon. 500, Western Mnil.
f2b, Pred &C.. Met br'ch ',:S1, Baltimore accom-.
kS, Baltimore AnnnpoE 'GS Baltimore express
and way. lT:2O, Westptn express.
~, MAriinshurg and Tia. 500 BaitimGrc express
fttuvn ac MET br' 'cfl f.pl5 \ Y. Phil 4 bOs 0f
yG;so, Baltimore accom-. ICt1, Baltimore accoui
DsN, Baltimore express.
sArrive daily. Others sundays eIcrrted
1s-ToT the time OF departure OF trains see hdver'
~ a enis ci ev here.
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VEGETINE
PURIFIES THE BLOOD.

Bosros, MASS, Jan. l3 1877.
Mr.. II. II. STEvESs'-
DEAR SIN: hEve been using Negeine for some
time with the greatest satisfaction, and can highly
commend II AZ "a great Ceansec AID purifier Of the
blood. J. L. HASAFORD,
Pastor of Eglcs.on Square N. l. Church.
Vr6rTtSr Is composed Of Roots Barks, Lud Herbs.
II Is very pleasant TO take Every child likes II.
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summer Shoes at Reduced Prices,
Al II. L. sIssLursers, SJ5-Sys scyeath street.
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Indications

1ndicRtiops.
For the Middle Atlantic States cooler, partly
cloudy weather, occasional rains, winds mostly
nom north and staICnary OF higher pressure.
National Republican., 1878-07-20

WELLS MACHISr-sPRkAp sIREsGrHrSiSs PiAsI
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others.
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LOCAL MIsCELL1NY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. s9riER & Co,
Bankers lilG Pennsy sylvana aveaue
National Republican., 1878-07-20

HARD trnes demand economy; practice II b.
renovatnR your solled gloves with JovvES's Iso
rEEOrs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price rs cents pc
bottle
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-24

lii this Department competition is challenged to
the world MORE ARTISTS than any show now
travelling 1rmalc GNmnasts, Fupo2sts and
Eyucstrous Iho perfect eeccneo II Arruic Art
demonstrated Every leading act in the ring dupli-
catcd III taeOdh contests ~ rival champions of
merit enc Radrcd ltdlt an3 f5ma1e i'9orm
erS FIFTY trained Horses, -Four famed Clowns,
Five champion Lady RIDERS, Three champion Bare
back Riders Two Juvenile Equcstrjaus Double
sommersault GymnNsts. Two lroupes ot AcrobatF
The great German Athletes, The great Female
Caisthcncs.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-05-24
The Double Menagerie.

Cages at animate ana inanimate wonders no
where else exhibited. and peculiar only 70 this show.
The only den u Living, Performing, Flesh eating
dyenast open in the street. Only ones ever e&hj
bited l'nEFuENlNG ELErutNrs lions, and .lGrH-.
Living Sea Monsters, ILL 4lyiary Of onitholo9eal
succimens. repe.e with every known sGeclts .,
Rare and Strange Birds nserss and Reptiles ot
every known character Fumage and cosor and
MUSEUM Of living Curiosi.es living l'hcnome-
ma and strange \ agarcs
Die, LENA ID ~ Da,2f Lioas H1r BROOKS
;. II. Dea ~ A----. L---a.. 0...a " ~ A.---.-.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
COUNTY CANvAsSERs.

The Board Of Aldermen met at noon yesterday and
organized . Board Of County Canvassers. Presi-
dent Roberts. after being selected chairman. sp-
pointed tho following special commttees:--On Pro-
tests-Messrs. Sauer. Shells and Perley. Corrected
Returns-Messrs. slevin. Lewis and Bglin. Alderman
slevin will the votes cast in the First district
Alderman Phillips those cast in the Second district
Alderman Reilly in the Third Alderman Shells in tho
Fourth, Alderman Bennett in the Fifth. Alderman
Rhrhart in the Sixth, Alderman Morris in the seventh
Alderman Hall in the Eighth, Aldermen Lewis in the
Ninth, Alderman Guntzcr in the Tenth, Alderman
Sauer in the Eleventh. Alderman keenan, in the
Twelfth, Alderman Jscobus in the Thirteenth, Al
derman Pinckncy in the Fourteenth, Alderman Wach
nrr in tho Fifteenth, Alderman Foster in thu
sixteenth. Alderman Roberts In the Seventeenth
Aldermen B9lin in the Eighteenth, Alderman Gedney
In tho Nineteenth Alderman Carroll in the Twentieth
Alderman Kiernan in the Twenty first, and Alderman
Periey IN the Twenty third and Twenty-fourtl
wards.
resolution was offered by Mr.. Pinckncy providing
that only ten assistants should be appointed to help
the votes the amount to be paid to each
TO exceed $50 Alderman Ssuer made long attack
ON the course pursued by Mr. Pnckncy in former
years when he was member of the Board of Can
vasserS. After the wordy had ceased the reeou-
ton was and the Board adjourned to to-day
ut ten A. NJ. when the work of canvassng the votes
cast 1T the recent election will be commenced.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13

ANTI-TAATNIANY'S LATEST MOVE.

At No. 90 Broadway. yesterday. was commenced an
investigation in regard 70 the late throughout
the city By committee Of tvs consisting Of Messrs.
Nelson j. Waterbury, Emil Bonneville, Allan Nc
Donald. John Flanders and John Jerclcnnon. who
were appointed by the anti Tammsny Committee OF
Organization for that purpose. IL is claimed that
there . great deal OF intimidation exercised
by tho police and by tho Board Of Excise in
favor Of TAmmany Hall, and for the next few weeks
1t Is expected that the whole time of tho committee
nicnts in that regard Captain Mcdonnell. Of the
Eighth precinct, TO be the great object Of
sure. 10 In claimed that be threatened with arrest
every liquor dealer IN his precinct who did not
sent to snpport the TAmmany Hall ticket.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
THE MISSING MERCHANT.

Superintendent Camrbell. of the Brooklyn pclica.
stated to HERALD reporter yesterday that he had not
the slightest doubt that Mr. John Irwin. who has
been reported missing from his home in thst city
since October II. would speedily return 20 his family.
Dctectivo Frcst. who is personally acquaintcd with
Mr Irwin. learned that instead OF going 10 Fall Mills
Sullivan county this State. he told his family he
was about to DO. he went to Chicago He bought his
ticket tho Erie Railroad for that city. and
seen standing In q group st tho Grand Pacific Hotel
there. few days ago. by Mr.. Burrc. resident Of
Brooklyn, who subsequently conversed with him
there. Tho Masonic fraternity are cxerting their in
copy Of which published In the HvnALD ycsscr-
day have bean sent 70 city In the United StAtes
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
WANTED SIX MONTHS.

When Judge Bloom Of brooklyn. sentenced Kais
Johnson OF No. 422 Warren street, 10 the Pcntentary
for three months yesterday. the charge u stealing
4 dress from Rachel Dillon. OF No. ~ F1atbush ave-
nue. the prisoner looked smihnsly Al His Honor and
said
Judge, couldnt you make II six months -
"Cerfainly I csn Kate" the magistrate replied,
but why do you wish me 70 send yvu up for stx
months irstesd of thrco -
well you sec. Judse that viii keep mo nicely over
the winter" said Kate.
srd Ksis - "a svsy - Al oSSosr icciir~ 49,
nn2Py.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
THE NAVY YARD.

The United States schoclship Minnesota arrived 4
the Brooklyn Navy Yard yesterday morning. ssutina
tho Commodores nse by discharge Of thirteen guns
md the lowering Of her pcnnant. The salute va 10
turned.
Tho rnembers of the Chamber Of Commerce will
visit tho Navy Yard this afternoon upon special nvi
taton of Commodore Nicholson. who will escort
them through ell the departments and on board Of
the several vessels lying at the yard.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
THE zEIsER-KEssEL CONTEST.

Judge Gilbert on motion Of tho counsel for
Andrew zciser, the new Commissioners Of Charities
for the Third district, Knee county granted an order
requiring Moses Eesscl TO show cause why he should
not he punished for contempt Of court in refusing to
surrender tho once of Charity Commissioner 10
zeiser The latter gentleman, 10 will be remembered
recenuy obtained vcrdics on quo wsrrAnto pro-
cesitngs In the Supreme Court ouet3n0 HeepS frow
~ o4cA vhtcA - had Ana smesSsaSsgy \
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
PAYING DEPUTY MARsHAIs.

United States Marshal Payn commenced the pay
ment OF deputy marshas last night in the Marshais
once in the Post once building. The men who
served on registration days and on election day in the
Second, Third, sixth. seventh aud Ninth Assembly
districts wcrc paid. They numbered about two
hundred and ATTY and averaged about SIS each The
payments will 60 ON during the remaining evenings
ss tl,is week
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
EXCISE FUNDS.

Receiver I. sandford Potter, who is ~ sdjudicsh
upcn thc claims Of dealers who paid money 70 ths
Exisc Board but failed to receive license or to have
tho money refunded. owing TO the defalcsfion Of
Commissioner Owen Murphy. was yesterday placed
in possession Of the balance in the German Exchsngs
and Pacific banks. II will be- some time before the
money paid ont. there being sixteen hundred
cases 10 be passed upon.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13

about the slenpincss OF the Committee Ad-
missions. He had proposed gentleman for ssi.
mission 10 the association fourteen months ago. and
his name had still not been reported upon.
Here large. beautiful gray cat entered the room
and aroused quite sensation among the languid
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
IN BROOKLYN.

The members Of the Board of Supervisors Of Kings
county assembled in the Court House. Brooklyn yes
terdsy for tho purpose OF canvasehg the vote cast
ON Tuesday. November s. for State and county Of
hces Much interest is manifested in the result Of
the canvass Of the vote for Sheriff by the psrisans
Riley (deiu.l the one hand and Worth (rep.) the
other. Eiley's plurality. IL will be remembered il.
according to the vote returned by the canvassers.
fifty Ave Within the past two days il s claimed that
Of eight In favor Of Riley has been discovered
in the Third district Twenty-fourth ward which IL
his plurality IL sixty There
also other gains asserted, which can be determined
alone. however. by the Board of Canvassers
After discussion upon the preliminary pro-
cecdings the canvass was proceeded with for Judge
Of the Court OF Appeals Sheriff. Judge Of Sessions
and Charity Commissioners. Two slight clerical
found In two districts Of the First ward,
which sent back for correction. The CANVASS
OF the First ward was completed, showing that the
Shrievalty vote there for Worth trep.) 4s and
for Riley ldem.l ss4. The Beard Of Csnvssscrs then
adjourned till ten O'Clock this forenoon.
Tho Brooklyn Aldermen mot - Board of City
Csnvasscrs In the City Hall yesterday, President
Fisher in tho chair, but there was no quorum
present they adjourned TO meet this forenoon. when
they viii canvass the vote for Aldermen. Comptroller
and City Auditor.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
RICHMOND COUNTY.

The Richmond Comfy Board Of Supervisors met
yesterday at Richmond tr the purpose OF making m
ccai count Of tho vote cast At tho recent election
The following 10 the full vote:-Court of Appeals
9rernbsck. S.. conqrcss--Coysrt, dem. 9s2s: Otis.
fep... 2.42t Crooks. grcenbsck. La. Assembly -
BROOKS, dem, y.096; Fisk, rep. 2.3l&: Chalmers,
qrecnback, 81. County Clerk--liErt. dem.. z.9sl ;
Conners. rep, 2t1; kerney. greenback, Al. School
Commissioner--Kng, dem, 2.6o5; Brownlcc. green
back. 2,557 superintendent of the Poor--Dcmpsey.
DEM, 2.6J2: Barrett rep. 270s: Hayes grccnback
S2; Coroner--Hervcy, DEM. 3.o9a; Colder, rep.
2l06. Justice OF Scssions-Snpson. dem, $3.50; ;
Halle. rep. 2.y5s; Flanagan grccnback, 50.
The New York herald., 1878-11-13
SECOND AssExnLY prsrnIcr.

0u SECOND ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
The regular meeting of the Second Assembly Dis
tct Republican Association held last evening Al
No. 466 Pearl street. with William Cavansgh
in the chair. Morris Fritzcr reported that
on election day Captsin Petty and the on
ri the Fourth precinct had acted most
impsrtilly. but that the Captain and some of the
ocers Of the Fourteenth precinct had been guilty Of
rude and rough conduct, and that he had preferred
charges against the offenders a Police HeAdquartcrs
After the appointment Of a committee OF three on
discipline to report st the next meeting the associS
ton adipurned