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New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
ARRIVALS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA, July 22.-The churches were
crowded yesterday. Among the ministers who
preached at the several churches were the Rev. Dr. T. L.
Townsend OF Boston the Rev. r. Dewitt Talmage and
the Rev. ]. Hyatt Smith, Of brooklyn. and Rev. n.
A. Hyde, Of indianapolis. The sunday-schOol estab-
shed by the walters Of the ST. james Hotel was ad-
dressed by the Rev. Dr. Carey, Of Saratoga, tho Rev.
Rush Il Shippen. of Boston, and others.
The ladies OF the Methodist Church will give several
entertainments this week Tomorrow evening the Rev.
Dr. c. II. Fowler will lecture Great Deeds OF Great
Men" After the lecture fair and festival will be
opened in Tho church parors and continued through
Wednesday afternoon and evening. Thursday evening
the entertainment Will be transferred TO Congress Park
Among the recent arrivals here the following:
At the CarendOn-P. G. kingsland and wife, d. A.
Moran r. a. Fisher and wife, Mss ]. NJ Fisher H. Cal
kns, J.. Warner, L. A Lipman, j. SarveTa, c. II. Wolf
and wife, II. J. Hayner and wife, Miss spelmann g. A.
Mcdonald. Mrs Mcdonald, Miss L. V. Mcdonald New
YORK; Mrs p. V. Fort. W. V. Fort, Fort, c. W Leland
W. +. Leland, A Dickey. s. C. spier, Mrs spier, W.
SCHUYLER, r. ". Park, Albany; b. Gorga, r. Augusti,
Havana; y. A. Rldg0ay, England.
At the Grand Unlun-J. T. Brewster. G. NJ Raymond,
j. H. Hilyer W. Harris, Miss F.. Mitchell Miss s.
Mitchell, IL. Duryea, W. H. Waterman, j. L. Thompson.
j. H. Malcolm and wife, r. W. Malcolm, Dr. J. c. salmon.
r. 5 Davis II. Masterson =. n. Nichols and wife, Miss
Treiwen, Miss Iholp, II A. Rogers l. q. Tilots0n and
wife, l. v sOue, Hopkins. " T. Mason. c. IL, riot,
J. 3 Barnes and vile, H. X. White, H. 4. GrocsDec9 and
vile, A. Rapplrd C. NJ. Goo1sel J. n. Goodse. J. II.
Mrs. ". :. searles, 4. NJ. Turner T. G.. Blackford,
Brooklyn CAPTAIN Benton, British Navy Il. H. smith,
Louisville; J. Hldago, Havana.
At Congress ball-J. B. Sultzer. G.. c Sharp, j. Ne
Crune. Mfs. lemons q. Alfred, v. w. CaOw, H. ".
Strauss, y. J. Lawrence. G. W EIrle, T. s. II. Good ].
W. Handron L. Topdtz aud wife, l.. T. Martin and wife.
W Wood, ". Bryan, j. Foster G. T. Haggerty, +. 4.
Randolph, b. H. r. 1hOrnr, j. IA. DrOuu. W. Hardie r.
A. Messenger, IT., =. ". smrad, W. u. L-Ouard. L. M.
Hatrs Miss Hali. Mas J. Harker, r. L. Hewitt New
YOrk: f. +. Patchen, Il. w. Ropes and wife, Mrs Flint,
&. A. W. stewart ana wiz, II. o. Jones, W. O. kmbal,
brooklyn
Stanley, Mrs. A. a. Scrym Miss X scrymser, j. Is Kid
doc J. rhum j. T. Billiard J. ShipmIn j. MahOn, G.
b. Mecker j. ECn. II. Simpson, Miss \. Simpson, g. W.
strong Miss McCOskey Mise Reed, Misses Read e. l..
White = A. Brown. j. MasOn q. johnson aud wife, g.
H. luglcs G. T. Hart and VIE, III. g. Grant, Il. Shaw,
h. A. Mills and wife. v Lopez. J.. Pascual, l. MeseT
Mrl Berry aud daughter. ID. III. Watson ana WIFE, A.
I.yeoy. r. NJ. NormIyo and wife, A. Fink, II. Binsse
Mr. l. h. Bnsse M-se- Bnsse j. Re- ynOids. W. h. Lee
Mics Althousc, j. IA. Halseu, New-Iork Mrs. N. A.
Grcpn, j. T. Greon, j. q. Grecn Louisville; G. NJ Da
COSTA, A. M Da Costa, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
NEWPORT GOSSIP.

NEWPORT, X. l., July PA storm Of thun-
der and gatning this morning cleared the atmosphere
and made the weather delightfully."- cool IL did not In
ferierc VITA the church services took place after
people mad assembled and by noon there was clear
sky and a brisk northwest wind
Pnard mas rented the last OF the coy cottages on the
cliffs. owned by Mr.. II. I. Livingston. Of NewYork, 90
Mr. C. A. whitney. OF Nev-Ortans, president OF the
New-Orlrans ana Texas Railroad.
The nrsi regular hop OF the took place at the
Ocean House la-t evening.
There n a large fleet Of yachts in the harbor.
Governor Carroll. OF Maryland Is visiting his father
in-law NJ Royal Phelps, OF NcwYork, at his cottage at
Clay and DixOn-sts
The general manager OF the residence OF Mr. George
Peabody wrtmorc Of New-York has been complained oi
for allowing his dogs bark during the night. The dogs
are priced very highly by Mr Wctmore, who Ia now IN
Europe and they policemen In carrying Tor MS
extensive estate I is alleged that the complainant
Summer resident took advantage OF the absence OF Mr.
wetmore to have the animals either killed or placed be
yond the city, IN accordance with a city ordnance
passed recently to the The dogs still live
Today hotel arrivals include the following:
Ocean House-Charlos Parker, Pittsburg; W. Acker-
man and wife, W. NJ. Ackerman aud wife, f. Il. Acker-
man. j. NJ Mckee AW. Ketchum. John Austin sieyens,
c. " jerks and wife. r. W. Riyes, Msses Hirsh, u.
TbToo TsS mI' j p " M R Rernan, % H. D. Wnso aud wife j. c.
Grossnau. Ncw-York; 7: b; Leonard and WIFE Miss
neid u 5. A.. W. Il. schoncd, West Pointi John N.
Gillespie, Troy Walter Cmds Pittsburgi John brown
Gerr.sh Brooklyn; Eugene Thompson. A. l.. Tomkins,
H. W. Loe, A. Ii. Bush, j. i. Sple Boston; G.. H. Hill
and VIE Chicago: H. 3. Scacherd. W. Scatchefd. a.
Onbram London L. T. Partridge, Pniladelphia; Jacob
Strauss Isaac SWOpc ST. Louis; Charles n. Renhauer'
UumLurv. John CALVIN smith and wife, Malone, y Y;
W. g. scDvile Buffalo; n. L. RaDeke, Toxic Japan; Mrs
n. Auster, Richmond. . -
r. NorthanI san Francisco Thomas r. Read. William
Walsh, William G. Carrick, Philadelphia; Thomas g.
Bray Prescott Arzona; Henry 3 GfeeheaI MISS j. T.
Motley. Boston.
number OF the Summer residents are III attendance
at the race meeting ut Saratoga.
Tie athletic meeting here August promises TO be an
tmnortaut OEe. The games will be played ON the
grounds OF the Wesichester Polo Club.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
SUMNER LEISURE.
LEE LONG RRANcH

LONG BRANCH, n. j.. July 22.-ClOuds and
sunshine have altenaed throughout the day. The air
Is cool, pleasant and brscine This the wind
was from the north II is from the northwest aud
blowing hard. The waves ride furiously In upon the
beach, tossing white wreaths OF spray high into the air
The water Ii much too rough for safe bathing
To-day the West End Railroad Company began run
ming regular passenger trains. For the present these
trains start from the econdave crossing the Ger
manla Hotel, the road is completed the West
End They stop at Chesea-ave and connect transfer
coaches with trains the Central Road to and from
Ocean Grove.
The ladies' OF ST. James Episcopal Church announce
fair for the benefit Of the Chapel Fund" TO be held
morrow the grounds of Mrs James wallae opposite
General Grants cottage
game Of polo is to be played the Brighton grounds
at a quarter before six Wednesday evening.
There is TO be grand invitation ball next Saturday
evening at the United States under the auspices Of
OF the guests OF that hotel.
Among recent arrivals are:
At the Hotel Brighton-T. Clancy Jones, Baltimore;
j.. T. Sawyer Chicago George Calder and Miss Nellie
Calder. Lancaster, Penn; Thomas c. Pray, Prescott
Arizona; John p. Jube and wife, Newark; NJ. Bishop
and wife, Jersey City; A ThoTne and family. Paterson;
Henry f. Greenl a Boston; Bartlett Nye and Miss Nye
Champlain, n " G. Coddington and wife, Homer Mon
gan and wife, HewYOrK.
At the Ocean nOtel-James Lowman and family, Gin
einhdlti; NJ Feey and wife, H. T. Hart Miss Bella Hart,
Miss Cara Hart, New-Yofk.
At the United States HOtel-L A Moss, Mississippi
Henry smythe, Brooklyn James + Walker, Mira J. W.
foslay, Charles III. kimball x. H. Fall, Ntw-YOrk.
At The HOwland-G. -. ROscngarten, j. @. ROsengar-
ten, :. NJ. smediey, Cbarleas Elliott, w. Elliott. jr,
"Ttam hhIhh hh,hutr anu Wle, new ORA
AT the West End Hote!-Francis I. ChanDers, Della
ware s. A. Peudexter and wife, Nrs. John s. Jenness
ana iamily, Mrs. Lambert and Miss Lambert, 8. ID.
NeWYOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
FOREIGN NOTES.

HAVANA, July 22.-General Gonzales, Presi-
denteec Of santO Domingo, poorly received on his
arrival at the capital The revised constitution. which
nxes the Presidential term at only year, YVES seri
ousy objected by Gonzales, but he is obliged to adhere
10 H. The republic is reported quiet Business s active.
Tho tobacco crop of fine quality and prices are remun
eratyc.
PANAMA, July 13.-Pcruvian papers of
recent date speak IN de pondng tone in relation
% financial affairs i'm Chill chiian papers however,
do not publish such disressin accounts of the eondi
ton OF the country Paper moGey there is at par with
silver while In Peru the paper y at large discount
ST. ETIENNE, France, July pa further
strike has occurred among tie wOrlmen employed in
silk and lace anulactorles.
MONTREAL, July 22.-The terms of the
posal union between Canada and foreign countries will
come In 10 effect August 1.
MoYTREAL, July 22.-The cargo of the steam
shin Ell King was broache by the the passage
ouI
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
THE COLLISION IN IHE BAY.

The investigation rs to the cause of the col
lison between the steamers Bay Ridge and r. Schultz
was continued yesterday before Inspectors Jaynes aud
Mathews OF the Board OF Steamboat Inspectors. Tire
collision occurred July TO- near Fort Hamilton. The
evidence taken yesterday was In behalf Of the +. G.
Schultz tnat for the Bay Ridge having been taken at
previous session.
The pilot OF the Schultz testified 10 the course fol-
lowed by that in approaching the Bay Ridge dock,
and TO orders received by him from Captain HAIL. that
Inc gave notice TO the other boat, by Blowing one
whistle, OF the side which he should pass
H. but the other boat did notreply He said that he had
been pilot OF Schultz three DAYS at tue time OF the
accident and that he had been employed previously
the Bay Ridge and pilot at the time o her collision
with Harlem boat That was a rev days previous 10,
but was not the cause OF his leaving the steamer lie
testified that being advance 0f the Bay Ridge he did
nof sec her pilot change her wheel but that lac had not al
tered the eossr Of the Schultz W. Hochss, Francis
Berer aud other who were passengers on the
boat at time OF the collision gave heir evidence rs
10 the position and managcment OF the DOais Tie
witnesses appeared lay the blame OF the accident
nnon tbe Bay RIDGE and OF them called her manage
,nent careless ignorant wful The decision OF the
Inspectors Will DC announced IN "a Few days
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23

.v.rv true virtuous an noble quality. is
pena nao,,htgnl wisdom" The spectator. who WAS as
81 ~ with tine immortality and frpery OF ths petr
Ess In have been Old-time thearegOsr Whe Wh r. -
Beeh ~ tra6jt1ons of the stage. Possibly he had MS
zses,hters with him IN the theatre ara was lHoESu
eseh a. was Colonel Ncweome when the hl0uy Sohs N9
sung N the presence OF CnNe
curioas hypothesis, concerning four OF
sSs,.n porfras has been advanced by Professor aorz
sSarsire IN German art Journal The Bella az
the "ycnus" and the Duchess OF Urbnc'" al
- me Fiorentne Galleries and the semnude figure OF
oug Girl in the Bclyedere Gallery at Vienna, are ee
a.red by him represent one ana the same person.
so ,spo other than the beautiful Eleanora Gonzaga
,ehoss Of UrbinO the daughter Of Isabel dEste and
rapoesoo G0nzlga. Mary NJ Heaton in letter 70 Ihe
,.,, dissents from this view. She says that Titan
oted portraits of this lady and her brave husband
yaneoseo Maria della Rovere in their middle lifcnag-
portralts that now hang in the Ufizl-and 1t may
ss,sly he that Ii Bella of the Pitt Palace, who Is
asrty noble lady and no mistress OF Titan or any
..an represents the tslchess in the fulness Of her
harms; but it is difficult TO believe even making due
for the notions OF the her husband
no was one OF the few Italian princes who led toiera-
,, moral lfe allowed his young wife to be painted for
hin IN the vonptuous attitude of the Venus OF the
,rm she docs not think that these are portraits OF
xoapora Of UrbnO She considers 1t more likely that
are merely embodiments OF ideal in the paint
-, ,n,nd ana that when painting the portrait Of a
Ssuifil woman OF type similar TO tue image ne had
sroed he consciously uncOnscousiy ADDED look on
~ Mental ideal 10 the real face before him. II this DC
ot fre0uenty done by painters, now can one account
.h cnrious resemblance that is often apparent IN
Sair nortraits9 There is reason 10 suppose that
IIacnardo painted the supreme Mona Liza more than
one @ spa he has given her neable smile to many II his
fenale faces
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
J1Y COoKE 3 co3s EsrATE.

PAx PROPOSED FOR WINDING IT UP-THE ASSETS
TO BIZ VALUED AND SCRIP DIviDEND MADE.
PHILADELPHIA. July pa meeting of the
creditors Of the jay Cooke estate held this morning
a iho PEOPLES Bank. Mr.. Isaac Norris presided. Mr.
ea~a Lewis, trustee. submitted a proposition for the
winding Of the estate He suggested that the whole
q TIE assets leaving out the OgoDiz and Luke Cham
taIn prOperlies bc carefully valued by experts and
saLaiogucd that scrip diyidend OF the amount or
Ffethihge be declared and gwen scrip 10 credtOfs
~ lands be offered for sale but not below the eata
asr price; tie scnp 10 be issued ~ small quantities.
~ mat tue smallest creditor may become inter-
eseo everybody 10 be invited 70 bid and II not sold
the expiration OF thirty days. then the cfeditOIs 20
a'e m and buy at invoice prices. Iilis pfop0sluoh
49, referred 20 committees Of creditors, salu COLI
.ee 70 meet to-day, tomorrow and wednesday, 10 re
~ .he Views OF the creditors Oh the pr0p0sitl0n
-yuen 70 adjourn over 20 Monday next lhe creditors
efmitee IN the meantime TO take INTO confederation,
a., some plan 70 vino up lhe esta'e anu io
~ ~ the adjourned meetingl was agreed TO.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
SELEMURDER IN SEVERAL FORMS.

MYSTERIOUS DEATH or AN UNKNOWN MAN NEAR
JAMAICA, l. I-oTHER CASES OF SUICIDE.
A pistol shot was heard by the family Of
Mr. suydam, living ON the Jamaica Turnpike, the
little town OF Woodhaven, L. L. shortly after NJ, on
sunday Three hours after members Of the family
found man lying on the roadside in front OF the house,
but as he appeared be intoxicated little notice
taken Of him. The hired at o'clock out Of curOS-
ity went To look the The mans face was Gov
cred with blood, and nc lying with his head under
the fence Ils drawn over his face, and from
ghastly wound In the right side OF his
head blood and brains were oozlng. He was
stIll alive but unconscious. Near his left
hand lay the handle OF large navy revolver. with
the chamber a few feet away. Close by was bottle
of LIQUOR but the man did not appear to have been
drinking. He dressed in dark coat and trouseis
white shirt and white cotton socks. In his trousers
pockets we're found 50 70 in silver, and letter In Ger
man. bearing date OF May From this it inferred
that his name was Werner
The wounded man was removed to wcodshed, and
DIR. w. d. Wood, OF Jamaica, was summoned. The man
appeared to be about forty years OF age. As the
forcanger OF tho left hand bears traces OF n
needle 1t Is thought that he Is tailor. No marks
OF powder found the face and 1t is beloved by
many that the bullet could not have been fired by tho
man himself without passing through his head few
hours before the body was FOUND, DRUNKEN 1erhlHl
called at Mr.. SuYdams house and asAed 10 clean the
bores for his breakfast. When this heard the tk
about the finding Of the body he left ahruvhy ana Las
not been seen suce. Prom this circumstance u ~ DC.
llaycd by many that the was murdered.
The Injured remained unconscious uniii MS aeath
~ q p sunday. At the post,rnortem examination
of h body Yesterday 10 found that the bullet had
entered the upper lobe Of the lett ear and was edged
IN the back the head. The body has not yet Drln
Identified and nothing has been discovered 10 GEAR up
Mrs Anna Hochleiiner hity.hree. wife Of Charles
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23

Hochletner. OF No $50 second-avc. died at an early
hour yesterday morning from the effects o. dose on
strychnine For tine she had been sunoflng Iruh
general debility caused by pneumonia aud nervous pros
tration. Her said that her mind not oHeeted
ana he cond not attribute her suicide 10 any oer cass
which she killed herself purchased some time ago
70 XII rats When she was seized with COMMISSIONS
from its effects she begged those around her 10 iet he
die
Coroner simms OF Brooklyn. was informed Yesterday
that Wlhemina Segelcke, twenty-three years OF age
bad committed suicide at the residence OF her Drctne
Henry Segoleke, who keeps iquor-stOre at No. 500
Myrte-aye On Thursday last physician was called TO
attend Miss Segecse. who was in great nan ana Vo-
tiDg freely. Remedies were applied, and she became
more comfortable Her distress, however returned ON
Saturday, and at IL O'Clock that nieht sue died BEFORE
her DEATH che told her brother that Wednesday she
had bought box OF matches, from which she had eate
the phosphorus Mr. segelcke could give cause Tor
his sisters suicide, except that her mind might have pc
come nauied BY reading sensational stories, 10 Wnicn
she was addicted. The Coroner said that her death
must have been produced by acute Inflammation OF the
bowels and that her suerngs must have been iAteDse
Mrs. O'Ne, wife OF James 0'Ne. living on the bank
suffering with typhoid fever for several days got up on
Sunday night, fed into the water and was drowned IL
is supposed that while delrious from the effects OF the
fever she committed suicide She about thirty-nye
years Old, and leavts eight children
Robert Green, age thirty -four, barkeeper, VINO was
employed by his brother at Broadway and Canal ST. TINS
city committed suicide last evening by shooting hmsef
at his residence, No 34i North Secondst.. Brooklyn.
Flo placed pistol against his right temple and hreo
HIS death instantaneous. He had been low spirited
for time, and IL is believed that MS mind was some
what weak. He had also been drinking heavily Three
severe wound upon his His father shot himself
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
DIED.

ANDERsoN-At Montcair N j. July Is Of cholera ntan.
NJ. Anderson.
coLLINson Sunday. Juy 90 at the residence Of Francis
Collins Penns Manor, Bucks County, PENN Rachel Col
Inns cImeriY this city daughter OF The late Charles
Collins.
cRoEs At Yonkers, \. " Monday July %, the Rev.
Funeral ST. Pans Church. Yonkers at on Wednes'
Train from Grand Central Depot at s;O5
CRONEY-on Saturday, July 90 1873, James H. croney OF
Funeral services wiz take place at his late residence no 800
Msss os & on MonaSy ss , ,o ssn aoers o AZ
Interaent az Wooawn Cemetery Tuesday moTnns by spe
beloved wife simon DAVIDSON, the ash
I5th-st Tuesday at 10 a m. No flowers.
ELY-on Friday 10th inst, Elizabeth G., wife Of Nathan OF
Relatives and friends are invited attend funeral
Tuesday the 23d inst hatpast O'Clock. Friends
kindly requested not 10 send flowers
COM formerly Vice Chancellor OF and
ce OF The supreme Court of NewYork in tue 92d year OF
Funeral services at oyster Bay, Tucs
day. the 23d Inst, at D.
osMuN-At East ornge ~ j. on Sunday 2lst inst Abram
p. Osmun in the 18th year OF his age
funeral from the Reformed Church East Orange Wed
nesday, oath inst, al O'CLOCK p. m
PEARsALI-On saturday the Goth inst Mary l., widow OF
Tie Thomas W. Pearsa IN the 7eh year Of her age
Relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully invited 70
INST her late residence No. 10 Lafayeepace without
further notice
TUCKER-On Sunday, July 81 Of cholera niantum Willie
only OF edward C. and Emily A. Tucker aged mouths
Rea3ss friends Of the family are respectfully inytsd to
attend the funeral 5%W % sfe Weneag S Il
iOo'clocE
VAN RFURFN-At Morrstown N on Thursday, July Is,
Colonel 81 Van BeuTen Of this city In the 18th year OF
Fnne1a At his late summer residence Mount KEN.
bieave, Moristown on ruesdly July 20 a. ~ SeiSSS m
ReisSivsS ana nienSs iavltea e altsna
Trains leave Christopherst. at 9l0 and 1910 a m
Baltimore and Cincinnati papers please copy
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23

advantages Of strong Government. Prince Bismarck
is the man to make the most of other mems folly
and of his own favorable opportunities. He uses
Benedeth and Andrassy in their turn, makes the
most of o military genius like Moltke, and gathers
the fruit his way, if he cares for it, no matter
whether he OF another has planted the tree. IN
short he strikes the iron while IT is hot. No fear,
therefore, that he viii not make the most OF the
present situation. Already his agents in the press
are denOu0cing every one an enemy OF the
Emperor, who in the forthcoming elections, votes
for prOgressionist candidates. Men ike Bennig-
sen. who only six months ago was believed to be
conservative enough to be spoken Of member
of Bismaroks own Cabinet. are proclaimed enemies
to the Government. If Prince Bismarck. who has
pretty nearly his own way when the majority Is
against him, can get a majority of members elected
by the frightened people. he can strengthen the
Government against the Socialists and defy every
liberal principle First NAV be expected new in
direct taxes the tobacco monopoly; then Imperial
railways reaction in the church policy; curtailing
of the general suffrage; long Darliaments; laws
nominally made against the Socialists, but actu-
ally TO be interpreted against every political
party which happens not to be in accord with
the Government All these laws and reforms,
besides many others, have been seriously
discussed in Parliament, and most of them have
been strongly recommended by Prince Bismarck
during recent years. II the fright of the German
people continues until the elections take place-and
no doubt some ingenious coup will be made TO keep
up the torrorsm-then Prince Bismarck will be in
position to undo Germany. YOUNG GERMANY.
Berlin, July /, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-07-23
DECISIONS At TRENTON.

TRENTON, N. j., July 22.--The Court of En-
rors and Appeals closed the term to-day. number OF
opinions were delivered.
I'm the case Involving the question OF title In the Ste
veus Battery II was held that the tide did not pass T.
the United states by reason Of adyaDcements made N
tine course OF It's construction Unt thing contracted
fr Il complete and actually exists title does not pass
A. a death of r. L. stevens the title IN the battery
,u him The Government had right 10 damages for a
,each of contract the resolution passed Dy Coz
resS rcleyed the contractor. The title To the battery
res vsfed in The resdnary iegatces of X. l. stevens
In the ease Of the NewYOrk and Long Branch Railroad
cnmn,IV ia which the company was nOnsuited IN TIE
Conf bc'ow Ia an action aguinst bOndsnen VINO had
co,enantd 10 indemnify II for any damage n may Sus-
perrin Anooy5 the Court reversed the Judgment OF non
suit 49,. -. a.. .o,sst,,,,,,
olity f lie Newark Ward Bill This. Win the Princeton
Noice caee, aud number OF others, was iali over.