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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-01-22
Edition
THE LATEST
A Batch of Failures.

n ational Associated Press to the Star.
PHILADELPHIA, PENN, Jan. 22.-The
failure of the following firms in
the Morocco and hide trade is au-
nounced this morning: The John G..
Baker Manufacturing Companv, Of
Vim nstou, DEL, liabilities $4,000;
George W. Hummel, OF PhiladeIphia,
liabilities, 5000, 900; John Scenes & Son,
of Philadelvh a, liabilities, IS 1000; VIM.
R. stewar. 3 Co., Of PhiladeIphia, liza:
bilities, $40, 900; Hammaud Il Dwyer, OF
Philadelphia, $50 200; Ell, lyins u Co.,
Of Philadelphia, $50. 400; G, Bookins,
of Philadelphia, $40 900; Harvey Lynch
& Co., Of Philadelphia, 5000; Stewart
Allen, of Phlladelphia, $4,000. All
these firms have been compelled
10 suspend through the flilure
OF e. g. G. Stokes, who state that they
nave been forced to carry the paper oil
smaller houses for a plumber Of years.
Stokes estimate their liabilities al
1880, 900.
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w ASHINGTON.
The Florida Contest.
Associated Press to the Star.

National Associated Press to the Star.
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 22.-The Sub-com.
mittee of the Committee on Elections,
having in charge the contested election
case OF Messrs. Bisbee and Finley, oil
Florida, met yesterday and heard argu-
ments on motion to have additional
testimony taken. No conclusion was
reached by the Committee.
Cur Trade with China.
The u S. Vice Consul at Hong KonG
writes to the Department OF State, III re-
ply to the trade UiIcu ar of last August,
that the market for American goods III
China is practically unlimited, except
by the quest on OF prices; especially for
such articles as drills, jeans, sbirtings,
iron Of all kinds, petroleum, quicksll-
yer, gold and ginseng. IL is only neces-
sary that they should be offered rs
cheaply as or cheaper than similar eX-
ports from other countries to develop
Il prosperous trade. There seems to be
laak OF energy amo' 8 our merchants,
VINO arc letti' = The CAlnese trade fall
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into other hands, until the arrival OF a
ship from the United States, frsigbted
with cotton goods, Kerosene, etc.s ~ a
rare event.
Will Speak Against but Vote For.
1t is understood that Senator Lamar
will to-day deliver speech in the Sen.
ate against the Silver Bill, but, in defer
once to the expressed wishes Of his con-
stituents, he will vote for the bill.
Ex-Governor BlgIer,
of Pennsylvania, having declined the
position OF Honorary Commissioner to
the Paris Exposition from Pennsylvania.
the Secretary of State has rendered the
position to General Watts DaVis, Of
D0ylestown, Pa.
The Latest Silver Hill.
The bal init oduced in the senate by
Mr.. Cameron, OF Pennsylvania, and in
the House by Mr. Shallenberger, to au-
thorize the coinage OF tue standard sill
Yer dollar and 20 provide for the legal
tender quality Of gold and silver, was
prepared by Mr. ShalleDberger, after va.
ri0us consultations with Secretary Sher
man, Director of the Mint Liuderman
and other officials Of the Treasury, all Of
whom. 1t is understood, approve Of the
main features Of the bill.
A Meal For a Cent.
The Penny Eating-Aouse just estab
Iished here, aud which furnishes bow
OF soup and a piece OF bread Tor one
cent, is meeting with great success
Yesterday afternoon w. w. COrcorar
and his niece drove up and part0Uk 0
the soup and bread, and were followed
by Horalio King aud Il party of friends
Over four hundred persons were fe(
yesterday, aud the sale of tickets ex
reeded $50, over twelve thousand ticket'
having been sold.
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Announcements.

Miss Freeman's pupils will give al
entertainment Thursday evening at the
school building, PRICES Hill.
Mr.. Hermann Linde, the dramatic
reader, viii this evening give reading
Of "Macbeth' at Pixies Opcra-aouse.
The ,Gsaee p. h. Church, ou George
street, will continue their revival ser.
vices every evening dur..2ass the week.
A social will be held at the Richmond
street Christian Church this eveainJ, at
which an oyster supper will be served
by the gentlemen Of The c0uroh.
The private dinner which was to be
given by j. D.A3rah m, a Keppler's TO-
night, has been postponed on count
ol the death OF Mr.. James Boaner,
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Local Personals.

Mr.. Fowler, phrenologist. left to-day
for Indianapolis.
MIR. W. H. Strickland, advance agent
OF Haverly's Minstrels, is at the GibsUp.
MIR. and Mrs. j. II. Murray, Of Beaa
Hill, started for New Orleans last eve
ming.
MrJ.B. Kelly, proprietor OF the Plant
err House, Cairo, Ill, Is stopping at the
Gibson House.
Miss Kate Claxtou, the actress, row Rs
Robinscn's Opera-hOu9e, is stopping at
the Grand Hotel.
Madame Won Samwitz and Il. +.
salisbury, her husband and busiHess
| manager, are at the Grand.
DIR. LoDgworth has purchased an sies-
trio light machine OF the Brush order.
giving a light equal 10 three thousasaA
candies.
ball will be given tonight at tssa
| Lookout House for the beuetit OF Tom
my Benton, conductor OH the Mt Az
burn line Of street cars.
The wedding Of Miss Octavia A. F,x
and Mr.. Charles W. Lewis at Louis vile.
KY, took place in q quiet way in ihs
private parlors at Kcppleps, on FouTaa
street, yesterday. The Rev. MI, TiAs4ey
| 0WciaLeu'
| At5o'elock this afternoon tho we'd
ding ceremonies OF Mr.. John Sullivan, a
weil-knoWn young citizen OF this oily.
and Miss Boyle, daughter of MIR. JOAN
Boy'r, of the firm Reach & Boyle. VIII
be performed at the Cathedral by Arch
bishop Purcell.
| Colonel A. L. Jones and daughter left
this morning l0r Pittsbury to attend Sas
golden wedding of the COlonePs brothsr,
They have taken as a present gDia-
headed cane, the wood Of which was o.
tanned b. the Colonel while on q visit 70
Valley Forge.
Mr.. s. S. Wagner, of this city. IA
old Woodward boy, and son OF oar rie-
neer citizen, Uncle John Wagsnner, is,
we observe, writing tor Street t!5nitiE'S
New York Weekly. Mr. W. is spicy
writer, his sketches are origonai and
witty, while his poems are among Sse
most humorous published.
Mrs. Rachel Macau!ey opened au en-
lgagement at Macauley's Tneater, Lon.
Isville, last night in "Fhe Mothers So
cret," and at the close OF the third act
was presented by few Of hor lariy ad-
m!TeTs there with solid s:iyei tea set
OF len pieces. Tho center piece was sgr-
lmouuted by a beautiful white dvge,
lCartain Jamea Bucener, Jr., made The
pfebe"vs'V,"" sPovv", 80 wn,cn Uns rec, M.
cut responded in betting phra>e. vne
testimonial was grac atuI tribute 10 tos
fair artists worth, both as an uctrpsa
ana lady. The IheIter was c c.uwdr 4
Win !ash ohable and DISC sc.imtnalI.s
audience
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Final Report of the Grand Jury.

To Hon. George f. Perkins, Judge Of the
Criminal Comto Campbell county, KY:
The Grand Jury Tor the January term,
1878, has been in session 0 days, have
examined 95 witnesses, have found "a
indlcim ,nts, and have dismissed u
cases. The Grand Jury has visited the
County Jail aud public buildings, and
find them In to!erAble order except that
the brick pavements in the Jail need re.
newlng with new bricks to prevent
nuisance.
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hoard OF Public Works.

The Board met 10 regular session,
all the members present and Mr.. Bell in
the chair.
A bill of SIG 10, for the improvement
of Strafer street, was ordered paid.
The Supervisor of Street Repairs was
instructed to report TO the Board the ne
cessity and probable expense OF steps
from Columbia avenue to Delta Station
IT. Anderson, brother OF A. l.. An
derson, m made an application for the posi-
ton OF Secretary and BoOkkeeper in the
chief Engineers office, which was re
ferred to the Chief EOylneer.
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Tribute to Htaly's Bead King.

NhttOhhl ASSOCldtOu loob W bhc obhks
WAsHINGToN, Jan. 22.-The Grand
High Requ EN- Mass, celebrated at st.
Aloysius Church this morning, for the
repose Of the soul OF Victor Emanuel,
the dead King OF Italy, was perhaps the
grandest spectacle in the shape of re
llgious ceremonials that has been wit
messed in this country.
The President, Mrs. Hayes, Webt
Hayea, Miss Piatt and Miss Smith, ol
Chicago, and the Italian Benevolent 50.
ciety al tended. The church was packed
TO ovel flowing.
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DOWNJACOB'S LADDER,
Descent OF ths Mount
WushingtOn Signal Observer.

National Associated Press TO the Star.
BOSTON, Jan. PA speoial to the
Globe from Lytletou, n. H., reports the
narrow escape from death of Sergeant
Conc, OF the U. S. Signal Service, OBJ
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Marriage LAGeAsoss
The following marriage licenses were

ssued since our last report:
Dudley Johnson and Julia Ford.
A. NJ. Withrow and Aimee q. Pence.
j. koehlsr and Theresa Kasper.
q. Ii. Stewart and Mary l. Thomas.
j. B. Kelley aud Allie J. Smith.
IL, Kareth and Frances Binder.
Ben. Eugel and Ida MeCaterty.
G. Stratton and Emma Mcclure.
j. Zumstein and Lena Berting.
Il. j. Clements and Katie y. McGreW
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DRY GOODS.
.CLOSING-OUT SALE
Al
g q d = ..

300 pieces Dress Goods at 5, u,
8, 10, 12H, l5, 20 and 25c per
yard; great bargains.
5000 pieces Fine Embroideries,
beautiful patterns, for 4. 5, g,
8, 10, 12X, 10, 20 and 25c. Be
sure to see them.
500 pieces Brown and Bleached
COttOns, for 3, 6, 3 and Sc.
Best LOnsdale, Sc; Hope, Sc;
CaIicOes, CheViOtS, Shirtings,
Ginghans and Tickings we
sell for less than they can
make them.
so pieces All-WOOl Twiiled Flan-
mel for 22c; extra width Red
TwilIed Flannels for 20, 30
and 35c; WaterprOOfs, Cloths
and Linen Goods all reduced.
200 pieces Black Cashmere for
SO, 30, 65, 20 and SOC. Felt
Skirts, ehawls and CiOakS
cheap.
500 pairs 2-Button Kid Gloves
dark shades, reduced to Zoe
from Soc. Hosiery, COrsets,
Ribbons and Millinery Goods
at cost.
Our entire stock Of La
dies and ChilGrem's Shoes
at actual cost.
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The following deaIhs have been piSoea
on record since our last report:

Mamie Eghert, mos, city.
Joseph Roth, 3 week, city.
George Tanken, % yrs, Germany
klttie Durgan, 25 yrs, Ky.
Sophia Koetschenrlden, 1t yrs, OhiD.
Frank Luken, 81 yrs, Germany.
Mary Umbrock. 10 yrs, city.
NetLie NJ. Mitchell, A mos, city.
Moses M. Gould, SO yrs, Ohio.
Infant Jordan, still-borr, city.
Infant Dickson, still-born, city.
Eden b. Reeder, 10 yrs, city.
Barney Holden, 90 yrs, Germany.
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NJ. H. ANDREWS, 76& 78W. Fourth St
FOR RENT--ROoMS.

TOR RENT - ROOMS Two unfurnished
l. rloms, second floor. 26l West Third street.
Opc furn lsicd room, 261 West Third sb ett.
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Four Convicts Escaped.

UUH
National A Associatea Press to the StxE
BOSTON, Jan. 21.-Four conviots es
capped from the State Prison this morn-
ing.
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CHARGES AGAINST LOGE,
Which Have no Existence, nor Is
There a Basis for Any.

ThOrner Denies the Whole Story and kaOss
Nothing to the Detriment Of LoSs.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DABIES OF FClNCINNATI-Awfu funny
ID Comic Monthly, lOc, at any news stand.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

XXTANTED-TO HANG-All kinds OF wall
w paper at Sc per roll W. NJ. BARNES
57l Sycamore street. del3-t
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aHIS REYERENCE, ON THE Fam.
IN Ylsg.-s aa PAGE, s..s.,..r -

ao NssS as RAGE ~ sesqI ma,
b The sermon Of the Rev. Mr.. Mann, on
Sunday, was curiosity; It WAS no kid
glove dealing with the devil, but his Rev
erence took him and al his works and
pomps, with ungloved hands, and made Il
lively for his Majssty, and Court. 1t Is not
the province ofap outsider to say aught
Of the attack Of his Reverence upon many
Of his own brethern; that Is family quar-.
rel and will be settled In proper way and
proper time.
This forty parson-power onslaught upon
dancing; while II was characteristics of the
man, 1t was typical of his eccentric fanata
cisms. He Is no doubt earnest and Jealous,
but frightfully uncharitable. His attack
upon teachers Of dancing, was false, unjust
aud vile. We know many such persons
among the rest, Mr.. Webster, of this city,
aud we must say that In manners, culture,
and christian charity he far exceeds bis
Reverence in all these particulars. No
I f.ther or mother Of family need fear
trusting their children to the tuition Of the
gentleman we have named. ,TlTsg4
Such attacks upon useful and reputable
class Of men is, to our mind wicked and
unchristian. / al &'ctls ~ lstg;- x
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"a schooner Of beer for i've cents,' ID
translated by French paper 70 as 10 read.
"In America you can ret . boat full Of
beer for five cents" e~aap1
Stanley says the note Of Niagara ID In the
neighborho0d Of B nat.-[ Cincinnati Com
mercial. That may B, but the hsckmen
are D. sharp. Free Press. 4y%
" Young ladies' At the seashore arc wearing
caps like those Of the Roman peasant wo-
men---little oblong pieces Of Swiss or organ
die, decorated with lace and ribbons-and
long gold-headed pins are used 10 pin them
on. az "bF 4E'4 '' 70" FttP
A little Quakeress at Long Branch has
so far shown two new dresses every day.
The Jersey daughter of . retired cranberry
merchant got ahead on three. A San Jose
(Cal.) girl Waiting ct One Of tho cottages
sometimes wears $S0, 900 worth Of diamonds
whom In evening dress. ~ Se,i a'@ats
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SALES OF MONEY.

At the 66th. monthly meeting of the Ger
mania Loan Association, last evening,
81 400 were sold at II per cent; s1, 900 ss
IL per cent. and $500 1t Is per cant. 81
At the 87th nonthly meeting Of the Cen
tral Loan Assoctstion, 500 were sold st
1211 per cent. @700 at $13 per cont; $2.4OO
ct 1874 per cent, and $500 at 131< per cont.
At the Aid Loan Association, $500 vers
$3.50 at 22N per cent, and $150at 1917 per
cent. sf fI -.su ae4 fy..st,,,s3ya
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l,RUsTEEy PUBLIC SALE,
On the premises

r. SATURDAY. JULY 2otb. 1873
commencing at 4,30 b. m. SAFE rositive
aad NO underbidd'ng. The undersix xred
NJ VII sell ~ Public Sale 81 valuable build-
ing lots, located on Front, second, bird,
stsasstn, stsest hs Wiley. Rodman. Webb and sixth
Y. rapidly improving section. ne city
1880 H,nss 70 pay, but short distances from
nortie uMtiereus machine shops In the western
rnn ~ "sms s.la sec posters. An Omnibus will
char w ~ syo conveying persons there free
Sharse. ieaving 7th and Market Streets. at
after @ ,aIs. nS" f'sM.. and return Immediately
'' We lg M. M, CHILD. Trustee.
"fIDHAM u SoN, Auctioneers,
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rsOCIETIEs.st

. MEETINGS rHrs( (rHuRsDAY) HvsN1Ns.
Jefferson Lodge, No, ., !. o. OF, at
Odd Fellows, Hall. .9 $3.50 HWNa ,gu
rs sMattahoon Tribe, No. Iii. o. NJ, at
McClary's Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, 7. o. r. NJ, at
Msris' Building, 9th snd Shipley 6ts.A
Eden Lodge, !, o. OF, q hsll, srd and
King streets.
: Wilmington Division, No. i, q. of T., in
McClary's Building. 5@e.l$ A. tg9'sv
Hope Council, No, q, Jr., o. u. A. NJ, at
Jr. o. D :, A, NJ. Hall, 511 Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion, S0A
Market street. at3e p9seifIiv hre
wilmington Grotto, No. !, q. and
a. H., Bradford's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, K. of r., X. Of p.
Hall, ali Market street. trHfT
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WILMTNGTON DEL, THURSDAY, JULY Is. 1878 r 773

ago the Committee on Resolutions, At the
Dover Convention, listened to the personal
appeal Of Mr. Bayards friends there, and
forbore TO present the. resolutions they had
agreed upon; this good natured act has pro
duced the trouble Of to-dsy. r. the resolu--
tions as agreed upon BY that Committee had
been reported, and passed by the Convena
ton, the Senator would have long since
swung round to the platform. hH&nl
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WAR IN AFRICA.

A mournful tale of war was disclosed at
the Police Station, last evening, in which
John Webb, 3 colored cobbler figured as an
assailaut of Aaron Burr johnson, also
colered. John would have It that he didn't
chit fust," but other witnesses said differ
ent, and he had to pay the costs. =,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
, LOCAL NOTES.

The political cauldron begins TO hubble.
Deviled crabs 1t Fullmers, 500 Market Ct
Turtle and clam soup at Fullmsr's, 5Ot
Market street. '43 ~ e's Sa4 pcs @I1st'
+ A full line Of fsummer hats ii McCi Cioskey'l
Opera House hat store.T .3ss9e nj gas17J
Good hats 1t low prices Il Mcgioskey'a
Opera House Hat store. siii yd 9tasw Vi
In the year 1877, Pusey, Jones u Co.,
turned out fifteen hundred tons of iron
eastpgs' ta f'i 4a Eg5t III
Fine summer hats Of oil styles ct Nc
Cloekey's Opera House Hat store, s1a
Market street. IN ,.t
d Try Gardeners celebrated Ice Cream,
made Of the purest Ingredients, b. W. Cor.
7th and Shipley. ~ 2t
A great many ladies and gentlemen visit
Cd the Reliance Engine House, lass evening.
to see their roems.
leo cream packed In small cans for family
purposes speciality ut J. T. Gardner's 7th
and Shipley streets. t" @fs' ID ~ 9t
The Uniform Division, No. TX. OF n,
will give their third annual excursion to
Hardwood Park on Thursday, August 1.
The Quicksteps will play the Social club
on Saturday afternoon, on the aAmateur,s
grounds. Game called at 5 O'Clock, sharp.
The name Of the unfortunate man who
was killed on the. GunpoWder bridge, was
Robert Donovan, and not William as re-
ported. @ s'''t '"a]'F
.IfL. t.E al ~ ~sA4t+-f44 ragE - s...tf .,
Baby shows are the fashion now, but as
long as mothers continue to nurse thair
little ones with lsudanum or other spiates
they cannot expect their babies to look
bright. II your baby needs medicine get q
good and harmless one such as Dr.. BULBS
Baby Syrup. r-' "7."}s aS C9a n I
It has been customary In old communities
to suspend pieces of stick sulphur around
the necks of children az protection against
contagion In epidemics. A thorough wash
ing with GLENN's SULPHUR Soar has been
found much better preventive. Sold every
where.
HtLL's HAIR and WHISPER DYE, black
or brown, 80 cents. ''A
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Aco,w'cAsE.,

George Reed, = butcher having A stall in
the Second Street Market House, was sr-
raigned before Esquire Hsgany last evening,
charged with cruel treatment TO COW.
Over dozen witnesses were examined, but
evidence not sustaining the charge the case
was dismissed 9'A'3l ssk9sssR TSTF@ wy
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HILTON.
FEELING UNEASY. g..
't' 10 S.~L&-%
From N. Y. Herald. T.: -Eru
The opposition to Senator cBayard in Dell
aware is 80 strong that he feels uneasy.

II the Communists secure power In Cali
fornia they will probably have the name of
the State changed 70 Kearneyfornia.-- -
[World. ~ &8 eng ra&i
The first telegraph line In JapanTwas es-
tablished near the end Of 1860, and now
there are 1926 stations ana 5000 miles Of
wire in operation. a .oljeer, en-
Look out, Mes, your lid'scoming off,"
said ! kInd-heatted San Frsncisco 10y to a
yopng woman who, having an t1ncommonly
big mouth opened II 70 smile u i friend In
the street. y si!islboM 1ianSoI A
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
1EALEU PROPOSALS.


Will be resolved at the ~offics OF the
street Commisei0ner until aIulyFls 1878,
at O'clock NJ M. !oE gradiog 4. and pa,yis,g z!
side Of Wsshipstor street u the easterly
and ns Wing 81 fhe BID ~ Van Buren, street,
%.M Srnno he northSrly sfd6 cf DelaTare Ave.
nue. nue. to the Bran0ywine, ,sncsu suding ali the In
iersectiops and crossings in both streets
The grading must be of sufficient depth to
The pavement must be well end gsubstar
and finished on the top with .eood cover
tractor must furnish pa vii stone. bricks for
Sand Pit. but the sand will be fur ished by
be good hard biick. land tho paving stone
must be of q good quan,y. and be not less
than four inches nor more than Fix inches
on the face t3t
The dirt from tfe streets to he deposited
at such places as the street. commissioner
may direct. All The work must be done
under the supervision and TO The salislac-
ton of the street Commissioners. Security
to the amount OF 500 (dve hundred dollars.)
for thegood faith OF The bid, and the sum
of 5000 dwo thou and dola rs,) for the faith
full performsDce of the contract. The work
must be completed In 60 days from the date
oflhe contract. AlIbids must Le properly
signed and 1t alt d. Blanks will be furnihhed
at the office OF the Street Com missioner.
Bids directed to
AARON CONRAD,
l. ~1A r<~~an~ 1t.,s
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THE GOLDEN GROVE.

p The hearing Of 81 parss testimony in the
case Of the steamship Golden Grove, which
run down the brig Kremline, neer Lewis,
will be commenced to-day at 9 O'Clock.
E. G.. Bradford Jr., has been engaged a.
counsel for the Kremline, and the Golden
Grove will be represented by G. Coudert, of
New York. ..s ~
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THE AID LOAN.

THE ANNUAL MBETIKa AND BLRcTIoN OF
,a&f OFFICERS. T.
y At the meeting of the Aid Loan Associa.
zion last evening 10 the Msris building, the
following officers were elected:
o President, j. G. Seeds; Vice President, j..
Maris. Secretary, G. G. Maris; Treasurer,
A. Gilbert Robinson; Directors, e. Mitchell,
G. W. Pierson, j. G. Seeds, j. T. Davis, r..
j. Il. Thomas, D. Fl. Kent, j.
Murray and Willard T. Psole. FE!
The present valuation of shores Is .as
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EXCURSIONS YESTERDAY.

Gouley's Excursion to Atlantic City, by
tho p, W. 4 B. and Camden and Amboy
Railroads, the Quaker Assembly will 70 to
Hardwood Park; the Calvary Church goes
to Mt. Cuba, and the Weccscoe AcMves
will spend the day ct Rosendsle. NJ oas
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NO HARM INTENDED.

Yesterday in our mention Of the new
candidate for Mayor, no disrespect was in
tended to either Mr.. Pyle or Mr.. Lomon.
Both gentlemen have our kindest wishes.
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BEATING A HORSE.

John W. Trusty, who drives for Robert
Smith, was arrested yesterday by Onicer
Gibbon for numerically beating his horse.
A dne of $40 and costs was imposed. ,8