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patches as to tho vote Of the Tammany mnm-
bcrs upon the Code resolution. said that those
members were dNOcrd to vote as they plcnscd
upon this question. He was subsequently con :
graduated uuon the fact that for once Mt least b
Ind been allowed to vote rs he thought prot~r.
J should have said that Messrs Browning 'ec-
hachcr. md J. 4. Taylor voted against IT, 'reso-
LUTON. and said that they did SO in coreduence
OF Mr. Gilbcrt attack upon the Goy'rnOr,
The Assembly passed the bill anropriating
t2oUuV0 Tor moro completely cgupping the M
tional Guard
senator Go"bel introduc. { q hill providing
that tn" New York city Drlrd Of Education shall
be- composed VI twcni,-iour members. instead
OF twenty -onc, ~ NV provided. Within ton
days nt"r tho passn:r ~ INC n'tthc Mayor shall
appoint three Commissioners Of the Common
Schools OF New 'rk who. with the commission
crs now in ofiir,. shall constitute the Board of
Education TIL, persons appointed shall be
residents " he First. Fourth, and Eighth
school DISTRICTS. ms now designated. and
shall hold Office rs follows: Ono until
Jan. l. 1879; on. until Jam I. 1880; ono until
Jan. |. 1881 and in each year. from and after
the passage Of this net on the day now provided
eight Commissioners OF the Common Schools
In uliice Of IN" number drsignatcd by the laws of
1873. one Tor each school district of said city
such appointed to rcsiic in the district from
which Il" il appointed and any Commissioner
removing from the district for which he shall
havr trru appointed shall vacatc the Office and
TIE Mayor snall I'LL the vacancy,
senator Robertson introduced n hill authoriz-
ng the New York city authorities. through the
the city Of lonkers fora supply Of wholesome
winter for the Tw"ntviourth ward from water
works belonging to or under control Of tho
lOnkers authorities.
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W IRRIED.

RARNES-NHEY -Alri =. a, n,c residence # lon,n
Barnes to Nate MILKY
VoNKLIN-wlOnINs In Broohlyn. ON Thursday
Arrl -. rs the Roy GrurIv seymour, II. D. IL u q,
Gcnrrt tonkhn to Mari Wis-In,
III DARMo-NlNkniA In Rr"oklNn ON Wclnr Siav.
Dc ,arnu ~ Sew York 10 Mnlinu daughter ui Carl
Joseph Ni,rouN oi San Antonio Texas.
HARLAN TURNER. ln BALTIMORE. Md. Arm -, AZ
st Marks churo D. Toy the Rev T. A Hoffman. y u amt
tlc Rev samuel l. Appleton, y T. Henry Harlan. E,g
Hartford county Ma 10 llrtue Foster daughter at Tie
late Cummnlnc Potter Turner, Navy
HOWE-TlMPSON Tuesday April ~ AZ fhc res.
deuce o the bride parents, by Tho Rev fnmWck
Matthew Hove 10 AiA iimpsun' daughter OF Numm A.
LOWE-LAl NITZ -On Wednesday. April - rs the
Re, trort, q Uuirhun AT Inc IL ,ilence Of Mr. Thomas
luld. Dr.. Ni,holas Lowe tu O,h L. LaunlA daughter
tho late Rnhrrt T. Lainth
Walton " Baitcr,mn u j. Nalouune Marsh # Ncw
YORK 10 Miss Alice Wilson, daughter OF the Hon nelson
RADCIiFFE- TiNNY ON April -. at 81 Gcorse's
R.linp of Nhpdri 20, ted hy the Rev |. bscr,
rector ui punda>. Ini the Rv Percy Slwih me in'um
hnt Duuuh ANdry kndrhii', 80 iit son ul the Rev
Aston Wnham KcudU, rector ~ North NrMnion,Mllts,
Eneaud. toJcunc Souu.cstdaushero ny Penny, Esq
RHINE STRANGE ON "Wednesday. Anril - at Inrle
side, Duhhs frrtY. ~ the Re, Lawn. ,ou Reese d d
Rrc,c o Zion Church Grronhurs, to Augusta.
dau-hicro A - siMuss, tM
Rev rhAdicus SmNeiy formerly assistant rector oi
81 Peters Church ALBANY. tn Miss Lille Crosby uic
adopted daughter ol Gen Thomas Taylor Cooper OF Al
bans.
UNE--BRUNnAGE Privately on Tuesday tho
2ti inst ~ the rrsdr nee the htdes aunt hY the Rv
y Htthrd. Grnr-c 4 Trthuuc VI u toJunn A.
bruudAsr, niece OF Jane Ebhrts, both OF tin, nY
G. u hmd"c Thomas Watson OF BrooNhn Y ID
Clara Bailey VI Boston.
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Election Omeers ON Trial.

John F. Condor. Edward Byrnc. VIM. Hunt.
sr and Mathew Hunter. Inspectors OF Election IN the
Twenty first Election District Vi the First Assembly Dis
tct in the last election, were on trial yesterday IN the
General Sessions charge being that they violated
the election laws in crediting twelve votes cast for
George Blair the candidate OF the workingmens party
to Warren r. worden the Breadwinners candidate The
ton the votes IL alleged for the defence,
wa. the result Of Nj Wordens name appearing on tho
printed blanks received from the Bureau Of Eecu9n, as
the only Andidae Tor Comptroller stephen Is vain.
sey OF the bureau OF ELECTIONS testified that shorty
before the election the WoIkingmens party ana the
Brcadwinners united upon Mr. Worden AS the Joint can
didate for Comptroller Later however the Tepresen
atives Of the Workngmens party asked mat MT bair
be substituted, they having nominated Mr Moueh
for General They were informed that the sub
sututon WA Impossible the blanks having been printed,
and there being no time before the election 10 PRINT
others The Jury. having been absent from tue court
room Tor four hours. were unable to agree.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

FRIDAY. April 26-P. NJ. The operations
in the stock market again reflected active trans
actions, with Lake Shore. Delaware. Lackawan-
ma and Western. Western Union. ~. Paul
Northwestern, Erie. and Wabash rs the chief
features. The tone was irregular up 10 midday,
with. however a dun market characterizing the
dealings. Western Union, after selling at 81 at
the opening @s0's. assumed considerable
strength mt the first call. and rose to NJ D. al
though in the final trade it broke to 500, and
closed at the lowest figures Of theday. In Lake
Shore the dealings continued active at CD sor
90 .mG3@GIN. seller 3, G62 ',olG2 d, and Della
ware Lackawanna and Western after opening
at SAX and advancing to 50, fell away TO 81 in
the late business. Ere at hrst dropped rom ~
~ II a. and then rallied 10 l2'., but closed nj
II s. the lowest point of the day 81. Paul COM
mon also dec1ned 70 49,. and the
preferred TO 10. while at the same
cent. 10 81 T.. and the preferred touched H..
seller 3, with later DEALINGS at 7lhmn =. buyer
3. OhiOs further declined To NA nj the CLOSE,
and Wabash WAS l5A in the final trAnsnNions'
The general market closed fever sh and unset
tied with indications of stu lower quotations
n natural result al the boar movements, added 10
continued rrhliH tions hy genuine holders.
In the New York Mining stock Exchange
Dnhloneail led the speculative Inst with sales at
3Gs"8i liver g. and In 'r"sso Was morc ariye
in tine Afternoon At i01n4l ms against ~ in mo
early business, PummS, however G'main,9l
firm at 81. buyer 3. "a $i.l5. luyrr 80 @si u5,
buyer 10. but the remainder OF tho list did not
The following we've tlie principal quotations ot gold
IOA 100, II 80 A. ...lOt% . = NJ ..... loo&
In loans the ratios pah tor having balances carried
were ?. ~ aud G. cent
fnrcign cNchansc ruIcd dun, hut firm at sts1 aud
usual concc >,ions IN actual business
lateral ranged at 500 cent, with dual negotiations at
Prime discounts were quoted at 6s7A
SoNsFnnient beads we're less aSuNS, but the market
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rNcLE SIMS LETTER ciRRIERS.
What was Said About their Pay Yesterday
In the House Mississip,i Arithmetic.

WASHINGTON, April 2G.-Alr. Hubbell Rep,
Mich.l, from the Committee on Commerce. re-
ported hill eXempting FRI n enrolment and
admeasuremcnt all vessels not propelled by
steam or sails. unl.s engaged in trade with
contiguous foreign territory Passed.
The House went into Committee Of the Whole
on the Post once Appropriation bill.
Mr. Banning Dem. OHIO offered an amend
ment dividing letter carr ers into two classcs-
those who have served ger one year and those
who have not; the former To receive $1,000 a
year, and the latter 500. huled out on Il point
Mr.. Kelley (Rep.. Pa said TINT the carriers
were the worst paid and most OVerwOrked Of all
thu. Government employees , -.
Mr.. Cannon lRep, ILL moved 70 increase the
aggregate amount appropriated for the pay OF
letter carriers provided that there should DE no
tncrease in wages. He ala not d9slrr, he said,
10 raise the pay Of letter carriers, but merely TO
enable Erring Brother Key To furnish adj
dltional carriers for Chicago and other cities;
the committee ros" and reported The bin 10 the
House. The first amendment voted on was tho
one ncreasnG hH o Hppr9pEnndtlG@nn d l"EG sPesa
! agreed to-yeas. lu2 nays, 81.
| The next vote was on the amendment pro,
yiding that per diem pqy OF special agents shan
| be- allowed only when they are travelling On de-
parment business. Agreed to-.
Thg smrnd9tfR r 9Th ess s sha be- bssS
| upon the number Of stamps cancelled lnstead
OF the number Sold at their respective Offices,
amendments, and the hill WAS passed.
Mr.. Phillips Rep, knn.l said that. in speech
| delivered few nights ago, n member from
Mississippi Mr.. Money had stated that North
| ern members had introduced bills approprnt ing
81 800 100000; and that ne Mr. P9lillnsl ma
| Introduced one apprOprialing 81 3OOOOO,OuO.
| llaughterl That was Il very respectable sum,
| but reference 10 the bill would show that itnsked
only for an appropriation OF t3OOoO., Th'y
could do some remarkable things in Mssls-
elections. hut raising sj00OO 10 81 400 600. 400
| Nyua .
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Shot at while Lying In BED.

Justice Marshall Of Ncwtown. l.. l.. has issued
warrant Tor the arrest OF William Wolfe OF Winfield Tor
an alleged attempt 60 murder John Krucr. baker hv-
iu- 900 the Shell road in that village on Tuesday u-ht.
soon after retiring bed krauer startled Icy the
port ut pistol AMI ~ bullet grazing hs head lie had
lust changed the position oi his head. otherwise De would
probably have been kilcd woman lNln- near assert
ed that Wolfe tire the shot Wolfe II appears
was formerly tenant kraucI',. living the
house aud was disposscsscd Tor pa yucnt rent
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The TaIly-Ho'. Time Table.

week from to-day the Tally-Ho is TO start
from the Hotel Brunswick at6 o'clock NJ. aud arrive
in Newark "a. Railway at9H Sign Board 1.-TWO miles
north Of New BrunswicO At iO1s Six Mile Run at ~,
and Prince ton at u ~ y NJ whore the party W II stop
ior luncheon starting from PRINCETON az 70 the parry
viii arrive in T'cuton At ~. Huntsville, Pa $40
Hnniesuurg ~ 90. and the ~ George Hotel lhlau.l
phiA, at "a +. NJ. on the Monday IoioMlg we
1nach will start from the 81. GroV AT Is A NJ, arrive
at llolmsburp al ~ Huntsville at h'4 Trenton 80 300
Princeton At II 10 stop forty minuts reach Six Me
Run At " 80 Sgn Board, near New Brunswck, AT %
Rahway AT , 30 NEWARK ati 10. and Hotel bruns"ck'
New York. a 4. VI.
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Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, or OF Lam
ca,tr ~ Before me. Alderman in hnl tr the
ely Aforesaid personally came Frank II jones who,
beng duly sworn deuO,es aud says that ne Was lt
writer the article that appeared IN Ihe NEW fohk
SUN OF Thursday, April ~. 1875, headed SlN'r IN
Prnns yAna-Mhat the Rain Washed Out on Mr.
Jennings Hill Fann-Mncrs Excited i that ne
facts set forth in the sai article in relation 10 Tue
silver mine true and correct a. received ny me IRON
AIR. iitnning, except the lAct ~ MI Dh bnl% OF u,e
United States the the b nv ASSAY
ed BY MesHrS Booth and Garrett 81 Phliadeipha' ana
"' " " FRARk JoNEa
keulI A. X, sfvRRILR. Aide Iinah
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The FaI River Declarations

FALL RIVER. Mass. April pa meeting Of
the directors Of both Border City and Sycamore Mills
was held at their respective offices today The directors
Of the Border City Mills found such condition Of affairs
as to render statement impossible, and further assist
ance will be given the experts, and the books will be
ahmed from the organization to the present time The
Sycamore Mills books. which are IN much better con
diton have had careful examination by the experts but
lie directors do moi deem advisable TO make the
mort - lie The books show deficiency In the cash,
and lrreg uar paper continues TO come H.
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Requesting. not Demanding.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-STi Your no.
tee OF the colorcd waters meeting entitled No More
Timing we beg you correct as TO read that we be
WM H. GlLBfir, President
L F powSNe' Secretaries
kEw YOKK, April ~.
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u. oa9Grsl from his late residence All Mott st. on sun
noted ehpitionisl and mend OF rrcsilcn; Lincoln
v AtrS On fmdey AM e, A. WaNhpg,on: q;
Funeril ri windsor VI. Monday the 2pth at
FILLMORE In Providence r {. hprn %. OF apo
FRECIf - suddenly, on Wcdnc.day evening, Gcorre
Washington, OF john and Catherine frech, aged
Tie friend, vi the iam, arc respectfully invited to
attend the imneis "n SUNDAY Aprt ~ from 6'l ID av
HARDWOOD AT Detroit Nel Ami % MARY llcrler,
nrT'" ,',' SS, oS N"' ir""Nh" mar
NV IN Sew 0rgens 4mi -, IeireI Irwin aecH
reilly ON Thursday. Arth % Peter Kelly. q native
Relatives and friends OF The tuly are respectfully IN.
ycl IT, attend tlc funeral On sunday 27il at vclock
from his late tcsdcncc, Ola West tjth -, to Cal
IfARY On Wednesday April ~ at the residence Of
neral ryccsn Tie church Of 81 Francis XAVIER 10Th
ii wccn ,ii ana oh avs this saturday morning a
l3IciWk MS sled t,"i no nowctS he ,g9L Va,
Tnyl Leavit aged ~ years, probably the oldest aumnus
o. MMdTnn,y Cci, tr Ac;y lcci,lr nsil anu hro'her
ri R'E In Huntington, Conn April ~, Aaron ficrce
R0BLRSON Suddenly on Friday. April rs, sylvester
youngest son OF sylvester aul Rcbceca A. Robertson.
aged y years qmunths aud - DAYS
Funeral VIII tax place from thc residence OF ~, ps.
mt. 80 Gtgcnwigh II On sum- y, Aptii - at T. VI
ROGEGs IN Campullc \ y April H. jeremiah
Rss.rs aged ~ 'cars -,
Snnmans native Of New ioft, aged y yea.s
SMlIil.-u Bath England. Ann y Nathan smith,
states Scnaor irm Connecticut. aud u distinguished
supreme Court Judge Nsthamcl snnu, I- two sous are
rector. one OF y james Church. New York, the other ~
whGsTArT -Gn Friday. April o. at.pii \. VI. at biz,
residence. West lsip /. ! III Alfred walsian, in tho
Notice OF funeral hereafter
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Business NOtItrs.

= Fine 50 silk Hat for ~. 90. Fine Derby aud
solt Hats II &C., worth 20 /, N,W Church st. up sturs
Rupture. -Tru,scs. supporter. hclts SC Ptccsto suit
tli. Times Adjustable Pressure lu.,tn, ~ BrutiWaN
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SCRANTON. April 22.-The Row. Edwin Dick
nson brother Of Anna and Susan Dickinson, died on
saturday at Ptts,on Just before his death he asked To
have some one sing 10 him Miss Emma Abbott had Just
arrived IN town Anna Dickinson sent or her she hur.
Tiri 10 Tie house aud standing by the he'd o the dying
clergyman SOM after song tbs lace brHhelta ~
the first notes and showed hNely tWuyh NJ ~ oh6 AS
he singing lasted Soon aftcrward he died.
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SiitaIiiu NJ

When the doors Of the Dry Do'k Savings Bank
were opened at . O'Clock Yesterday morning,
about two hundred persons werc waiting. and
un'il the hour Of closing. 3 o'clock. there was nm
almost constant flow ul dcposit0rs. Although
the withdrawing Of deposits was continued. tho
run WINS by no mems 50 extensive rs on the day
previous. In fact som" Of the d"positors who
had withdrawn i.oir money RESTORED II TO tho
bank. The officers furnished tho following rc-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-27
MARINE INTELLIG ENCE

sNiarrRF AiNANAc--rftts nav
Sunrises ui sets q ~ Noon rises. ? 81
WGu wArtW-uii. nav.
Sandy Hook. GoN Island. - Hell Gate. g II
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saiGo0G
The President said yesterday that tho bank
had stood two or three runs. paying every
dollar that was demanded by dcpositors hut
that. o. mgiter of justice g. all concerned. he
had lend 'd TO enforce tn" sixty DAYS rule
iu 40 H-"s vile re- persons wanted to withdraw
over 500. tn" bank has enough cash on hhnt
and available securities To- stand run Tor SIX
months.
Many Of the doposnors are German resi-,
that ho had learned ui a conspiracy among
several German clubs and 80 'rii"s to organize
a run upon the bank, This movement, he
thought WIS iu~tirnied hy enemies Of the bank,
a tuntrd sole by malicious motives.
President Miiis made speech 10 the dopos-
tor. saying tnat the run upon the bank WAS
AiBANY. April 2G The Bank Superintendent
virw- the run on the Dry Do X savings Bank as
tho result 81 =. useless panic. The mortgages
are loss than - per cent. If the assets. The
stock investments are among the very host in
the world. The surplus income for 1871 WIS
ss6.Out TEg management IL careful. watchiul.
and honest.
The doors " the suspended Teutonia Savings
Bank were closed yesterday.
Atame,ting % The dcpo-ltors Of the suspended
SiNpenny Savings Bank last evening member
of the committee appointed T. confer with the
receiver aud former Ulcers Qf the hank report
ed that Efforts To got Information had been futile.
gentleman read d Letter from tn" receiver in
umaiing that "a dividend OF i"riy-iiNr p"r cont.
might l." lcripr'd within three mouths. The
following were pissed:
R,.' .F f4.tvc. curru. orN W YORK. c.f, on n'hafe'
t,n, .u -,ius. tauA ,y.i.m a., at fr', NJ adinHi.
arr or-,'l1i aii operated h,iesu- tat in,, dout ~
tori rro,,ion I" those wh",e Nm mdg,ir, 'nl ill
h'-hrf .nh That c,mmiii,c ir art uni' 81 to iri''
same To- ursc uran tat h,,l, The la.-,-c Of a. law B.,
Which postal savings h"nk. unl'r 90" immediate 'iii'c
throughout ic country, ihu, arooini 10 all ,n..,, Of
sh.,, az .,S4,,, and ei,s To- tn ir ihc Same pr.,i
h- i proi,cu a, are now gwen TO iAc zach Aot,r'
U.f,y.,, \nvan,l,r 1871 unI tho prosa,t lntn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-27

Six dress shirts to measure 90. Pcppereu Jean draw
crs be la market bir. pair j. w. Johsion 400 oiaiA
81 also Az aih corner VI 2oth st--Ade
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Charles Ianisr Of window. Lanier A Co and Thoma.
Mrscr were elected trustees OF the Iniiauapo, and
Madison Railroad yesterday. instead Ot retr McMaster
and John furgusc H. deceased
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closed strong THE principal transactions In es OF
lsvi currency is aud the coupon a. T. cents
Tlle fVlov lug we're the g r. VI closing prices

IN state bond. We note ol 1cnncs>'c Is. old At
~, d. Js row series ;pi Mi.spir Gs. lSsf.lh. ant
lnuihhne Is. consolidated at 70'a kafgtd securities
iic afrly tcHti with ihr priue nl Transactions
- follow. Mil. AMI 81 RAM i>t. lHCrus'r division,
10 do Is tSts lis do 10 Mrs Morris an -
s"N =. iS7i nv No. ~. inl. Del mt ttttsoH reg.
l"+t 90. Bunto y aud t.. =" It,. 1910 lf"t Albany
aul Su-1ucl anna Ais. 81 Michigan 'rutrr X. :
ufN, Central lists coup. ~. dn g.. iSSf lti'i
Pacific Railroad ri Nh lists I'M. Louisville nnd Nh,i
2ls, % TO con. 1Sl-. init. canada s dciru Crrun
Gates 90 y 'cnitai inv. ni'i. Bur Ccit i and
l.t-. ~ Sufhw. cons coupon sold. ~, kansas
Fac inc NJ H. 10 do NJ Ia. 10 Tnl and Wabash ists.
81 sous ,~iou. cN m1t1rcd ruuruu III trura Fac
g1ii bOuis lu7s Union Paciac lists iutfs do Is liant
grant iu2i, Cnic X AMI rrc is. lil5 iO,i,, y lie
Natrd u. Isis. ~
The opening hilhcst. lowest ani2P NJ closing prices
pfa HI, tlaV ,a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-27

NIasmiuc guaranteed to cure malaria Price SOC per
bolus. sold Wy all drussistS Ado
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-27

LiAnifirrrs -pue - AZ de
posiior. capital si0GGGGGi 81
1hiitN eighth semi annual
dividend. due Jan i..... 2lbWH ~ . .
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Good WAY tn Get Out orut

Rny n new one, this spring, of A. Raymond Co q
popular cothicrs corner Fulton and Nassau SITS ado
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A s. BARNES 4 co. FaU4.Ae",N,
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25

and two girls She relates sad story. She
states that her husband frequently got
drunk, inhumauly treated one of her sons
by kicking and beating him until senseless
He accuses him also of abducting her two
girls. The husband denies the story, and
will soon file cross-petition in divorce.
THE officers of the various Cincinnati
Building Associations met yesterday at
Turner Hall to hear the report of the Com
nittee sent to Columbus to oppose the
Steedman bill. Frank Bruner, of the Com
mittee, reported that the Hamilton County
delegation had expressed itself unanimously
against the bill, and had advised that the
bill be allowed to die in the hands of the
Judiciary Committee. Mr.. Bruner, how
ever thought this plan unsafe, and was in
favor of working to have the bill reported
that it might be defeated at once, lest 1t be
reported unawares, and forced to its passage
A discussion followed on this point. The
matter was left to the discretion of the
Committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
Positively the Best.

DR.. Morris Syrup of Tar Wild Cherry and
Horehound is the very best compound ever
prepared, advertised, or sold by any person
or under any name whatever, for the inn
mediate relief and permanent cure of coughs,
colds, Group, whooping cough, bronchitis,
asthma, and all diseases of consumptive
type. 1t will thoroughly eradicate these
alarming symptoms in one-half the time re-
auired to do so by any other medicine 1t is
purely vegetable, and contains not a particle
of opium or other dangerous drug 1t never
fails. Every bottle guaranteed to perform
exactly as represented.
John Keeshan, Sixth and Walnut streets
]. d. Wells, Fourth street and Central ave
nue.; H. F. Rcum, Fifth and Broadway.
Also Agents for Prof. Parker's Pleasant
Worm Syrup, which assure death to worms
Pleasant to take and requires no physic
Price 25c. Trv H.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25

LADIES find 1t their best friend. II assuage
the pain to which they are peculiarly sui
ject-notably fullness and pressure in the head
nausea, vertigo &c 1t promptly ameliorate
and permanently heals all kinds of HnRl ann
nations and uiCerat sOnS.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-03-25
OFFICERS TO BE ELECTED.

One Judge of the Superior Court.
One Clerk of the Police Court.
One Director of the City Infrmary.
One Member OF the Board of Public Works.
One School Visitor for each Ward, except
ing the Thirteenth Ward, where two will
be elected one for the term of one year,
and one for the full term of two years.
One Ward Trustee (Council) for each Ward
for the full term of two years.
Six Aldermen to be elected in the district
composed of the First, Second, Third,
Fourth and Seventh Wards
Six Aldermen to be elected in the district
composed of the Fifth, Sixth, Eighth,
Ninth and Tenth Wards.
Six Aldermen to be elected from the district
composed of the Eleventh, Twelfth,
Twenty-third Twenty-fourth and Twenty
fifth Wards.
Six Aldermen to be elected from the district
composed of the Thirteenth, Fourteenth,
Fifteenth, Sixteenth and Twenty-second
Wards.
Six Aldermen to be elected from the dis
trict composed of the Seventeenth, Eigh-
teenth, Nineteenth, Twentieth and Twen-
ty-frst Wards.
The Aldermen to be elected as above to
serve for the term of four years, except
that at the election to be held on the said
1st day of April next the members to be
elected from the even numbered Districts
shall be elected for two years only.
Under the act creating the said Board Of
Aldermen the usual notice of election was
dispensed with, and this notice could only
be given at this time by reason of authen-
tic information not having been received
until this day,