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Hidden Treasures.

The United States Express Company has
commenced suit against James Gilmore, its
former clerk, who embezzled $4,000 OF
their funds, in hopes of finding something
upon which to levy. The relatives of Gill
more have however, prevailed upon him 10
divulge the whereabouts of the money,
with the understanding that if it is restored
he will be liberated as soon as possible.
With this understanding Sheriff Wallace,
Deputy Sheriff Joe Moses and Mr.. ]. J..
Henderson, Agent of the Company, with
the prisoner, started for Kentucky in quest
of the hidden treasures.
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In Brief.

National Associated Press to the Star.
JEROME PARK, Oct. 12.-Duke of Magenta
won the first race to-day.
NILES, Mich, Oct 12.-Ten thousand
people attended the Blaine meeting here.
BISMARCK, OAK, Oct. 12.-Snow fell an
inch deep Wednesday on the Little Mis-.
souri,.
CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-John Lamb. the al.
legged murderer of Officer Race, has been
arrested.
WATERBURY,, CT., Oct. 12-The wife Of
Edwin Curtis, of Woodbury., committed
suicide to-day by shooting herself.
EAST SAGINAW, Mich, Oct 12.-At the
inquest on the bodies of the Conquest fam
lily, nine bird shots were found in Mrs.
Conquest's neck and two knife wounds in
her skull.
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SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 12. B7a

his alteration and then manifested his affec-
ton, but the policeman Eugene Reilly, who
put his arm about the waist of Annie Hard
wickes and clubbed her afterwards, suffered
yesterday verdict of 81 500 damages. 1t
is never well to reverse the original order
OF things. Mrs Hardwickes when clubbed
was on her way to make some purchases for
her children.
CHICAGo's CHAMPION AEGELL.
CHICAGO, Oct 12-It is stated here on the
authority of the officers of the Pullman
Palace Car Company, that the late cashier
of the corporation, Charles w. Angel, who
departed short time ago with $120 900 OF
the company's funds, has been arrested and
is now in Jail in Norfolk, Virginia. Full
particulars of the capture can not be learned
yet, but there appears to be no doubt of the
truth of the report.
AGAY AND GALLANT SHOEMAKER.
New York, Oct. 12.-September 4th Rose
Heslin, sixteen years old, and Mrs Kate
Rogers went shopping At One Hundred
and Seventh street they were met by an
Italian named Anton Giuseppe, who asked
them where they were going, and they told
him they were looking for shoe store, and
he led the way to his-corner Ninety-ninth
street and Second avenue He showed Miss
1lcSllH pair vi SlXeS, WnlCn Olu nOI Ht.
Then he walked out and locked the door, In
a short time he returned and insulted Miss
Heslin and slapped her in the face. Mrs.
Rogers interfered, and the Italian seized a
knife and chased the young woman around
the room. She jumped from a window to
the ground, and was taken to the Hospital
with conclusion of the brain, remaining
unconscious for several days. After a
months careful treatment she partially
recovered, but her mind is yet affected, and
it is doubtful if she will ever be restored to
perfect health. The Italian has just been
sent to prison for five years.
BILL LoNGLEY BOUNCED.
G1DDINas, TEX, Oct. 12.-Bill Longley,
the notorious desperate, was executed here
at 2:30 p. m. yesterday. He died defiantly,
and his last act before assuming the black
cap was to wink at his executioner and
laugh aloud.
wHEELING's Willy COLLECTOR.
WHEELING, w. VA, Oct 12.-George @.
Black, City Collector here for the past six
years, is defaulter to the city to the
amount of $19 439 3S. He had at one time
$4,000 of the citys money on interest in a
bank in his own name, for which he drew
the interest monthly.
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board OF Pubic Works.

The Board met in regular session, MessrS.
Bell and Caldwell absent and Mr.. Baker in
the chair.
Miscellaneous bills amounting to $1,37s
were ordered paid
The leave of absence granted to Chief En-
gineer Anderson was extended ten DAYS.
The Supervisor was directed to spread
broken stone on Columbia avenue between
Terrence Road and Forrest avenue.
A bill of $775 was ordered paid to John
Kihm for broken stone.
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Extract from a New York Tribune criti-
cism: He has dazzled us by his brilliant
and perfect technique; he has excited US by
his fiery spirit; he has awed us by an inde-
scribable serene sense of force; and he has
seized upon our sympathies; and so he has
won, by this series of victories over the in
tellect and affections a most absolute
mastery of his audience" P S-He played
o fiddle. Norristown Herald.
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AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.

New York, Oct. 12.-The Southern Relief
Committee of the Chamber of Commerce
yesterday decided to send $500 to the
Howard Association at Chattanooga, Tenn,
$3.50 to Holly Springs, a special contribu-
ton of 1886 from Lenox, Mass, to Baton
Rouge, $500 to Tuscumbia, and $500 to
Water Valley. The Committee have thus
far received contributions amounting to
about 100000.
PARIS, Oct 1.-THE total subscription at
Paris to the Southern Relief Fund is
S11 600
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County COMMISSIONS ers,

The County Commissioners held a regu-
lar meeting to-day, all of the members
being present.
The contract awarded to Wm Lomas, for
the construction of the superstructure of
the bridge over the West Fork of Milcreek
at Curd avenue was approved.
The quarterly report of Ex-Treasurer
Wise was received and referred to the Fee
Commissioner.
Adjourned,
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THE METROPOLIS.
Sale OF MOntague's Effects.


National Associated Press to the Star.
NEW YORK, Oct 12.-The effects of the
late H. J. Montague were sold at public
auction yesterday for the benefit of Mr..
Montague's mother and sister. The sale
was well attended, but bidding was not as
spirited as it was expected it would be.
A Kid Glove Decision.
Collector Merrill has decided adversely to
the importers in the kid glove test cases,
which the Merchant Appraisers had given
in their favor. The decision carries pen
atty of twenty per cent for undervalua-
ton.
Fiske and Daily.
The Star says Augustin Daily is now man.
aging theater in London, and Mr. Fiske,
who once managed theater in London, is
now making money out of the one in which
Daily failed in New York.
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Harland Held Over.
al A ssnniated Press to the Star

DETROIT, Mich, Oct 12.-In the hearing
of Thomas Harland for stealing the books
of the New York Mine Company, Mr.. Har-
land was held for trial at Marquette next
May. He was released OH bail of $4,000.
The books are to be returned within five
days to the Office from which they were
stolen
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Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued since our last report:
Richard McNeis and Nancy Drain.
Thos. Mccormick and Katie Hughes
Antoni Zrunda and Frederick Wrobleska-
John n. Harrington and Cora Weaver.
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VOL. AZ Ten Cents Per Wee'
CovINGToN ADVERTISEMENTS

MILLINERY wAREROOMs AT MRS. NJ.
lNl THORPES, 1912 ScOtt Street, Cow
ingtOn, Ky.-The Latest Novelties in Mill
merry Goods will be open for inspection on FRI.
DAY and SATURDAY, 11th and 18th inst Will
be glad to see all her old customers as usual. No
cards. Wanted-A trimmer
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Dean Stanley Improving

National Associated Press to the Star.
ALBANY, N. Y, Oct. 12.-Dean Stanley is
much better, and he starts for Niagara Falls
to-day.
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RELIGIOUS DIRECTORY.

yXTALNUT HILLS NJ E. CHURCH.-Rev. Fl.
w Baker will preach tomorrow at II o'clock a.
m. and 730 p m. ap13-Stf
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H,HE RETURN oFOUR LORD.-ELDER w. A..
/ SHAW will preach on this subject at Columbia
Town Hall, at II O'Clock Sunday. All are cor
daily invited. It's
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DEATH AND DISASTER.
National Associated Press to the Star.

bUICIDE UF BANK DIRECTOR
NEWARK, N. j., Oct 12-Wm. H Flatt, a
prominent carriage manufacturer of New
Jersey, committed suicide yesterday. Be-
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VNHE BUCKEYE NOVELTY COMPANY, 90
L and 25 Emery Arcade, have just received a
large variety of those elegant panel pictures vase
ornaments, brackets, chromos &c. and some new
toys and novelties. Give them call. 1t"
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REMOVAL.
FOR SALE.
LOST.

T OST-COW-A red milch cow with cross and
/ 4 underbit on the right ear, with small white
spot on fore shoulders. Any person giving informa
ton or bringing to VIM. KENNEDY, Bellevue,
Kentucky will be rewarded oc9-3t
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VINESTREET CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Rev. G. H. Daniels, pastor. Preaching Sunday
at II o'clock Service Of song in the evening, at
730 oc5-Stf
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SNT. PAULM E. CHURCH, CORNER SEVENTH
- and Smith streets-Preaching tomorrow ut IL
a. m. by Rev. T. H. Pearne, DID, and ~ p. m
by Rev III. b. Ridgaway, ID.
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Mrs. Chamberlain, aged seventy, fell
down stairs and broke her neck at Milfoij
Mich.
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NOTICE.

TNLLEN NJ. KIRK, M. D., HAS LOCATED IN
IL Cincinnati for the purpose of practicing hel
profession. Office and residence, 81 West Seventh
street It's
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rI'HIRD BAPTIST CHURCH, PINE STREET
i between Gest and Clark.-Preaching to-mor
row morning and evening by the pastor Rev. A.
N. Worcester. Sunday-school at 23O p. m. se7-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

"A. ing, crayon drawing, &C., soc, OF booksellers
or by mail. JESSE HANEY & CO.. ll9 Nassau
street New York.
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street, New York.
INLOCUTION1STS Journal gives best standard
IL and new pieces, heroic pathetic, dramatic, dia-
1ect, humorous, &c. 10c OF any newsdealer or by
CKETCHING FROM NATURE-In pencil and
y water colors and drawing and painting in col
ored crayons practical instructor, illustrated, SOC
OF any bookseller or JESSE HANEY & Co.. 119
Nassau street. New York
1EISS BRADDONS new. and thrilling story,
Nl Thou Art the Man, 10c. Valentine Vox, the
Ventriloquist, 10c. Houdin, the Conjuror, 10c.
Mysteries of Paris, 20c Count OF Monte Cristo,
Soc Tom Cringe's Log 20c. STANDARD Libra
a. Of any bookseller or newsdealer
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSE.

Matinee at Up. M.-RoBINsoN CRUsoE.
Monday Evening, Oct. 14-Mr Joseph Jefferson.
Secure seats at Hawley's, 164 Vine street, in ad-
Hanpa
The New York herald., 1878-10-12
AMERICAN PORTS.

ASTORIA, o. Oct 3Arrvsd, ship city of Perth (Br)
Torrance Honoluiu barks Cynosurs Br. Richard svd-
ney. Nsw; Ms'snc,hon % aansea ~. san a. rranei'co'
ALEXANDRIA. Oct lO-Arrived. schrs Laure Messer.
Boston land cleared to return) Warren sawyer Windsor
tand cleared for deorgetown Earl Mason Gsogetown
tand cleared Tor Provideucej NHyor Philadeiphia
Addie NJ Bird. Windsor.
Ciesred -schr Ann ) Gsskiii. Newark.
Passed -Schrs II Buell., for Portland. and Alice
Bell, Cohassctt tbotu from Gcorxetownl.
BOs1oN. Oct lO-Clearsd. schrs Davidson, Freeman,
Newsrx. NJ; u Hussell. Mcl,sncy. New York.
l7tn-Arrived, steamers .Noptune, Perry New York;
Norman Nicksrson, ephia: RattIrsnake, Swain
do schrs Cyrus Hail. iiawes Baitimore: Halliday
Hunter. h,ssy DO; il Bartlett. Kelly. por, Johnson
KEY stone. Clark. Pourhkespsiei Welsh, Burdwsa
CLEARED -steamers Atlas tBo, Talbot. Liverpool 1,
Bulgarian tBrl.. rrant, do brig Julia HASKELL Paine
Cape yerds and Africa; schr Matte Y, Cayenne.
BALTIMORE, Oct l0-Cleared tnot arrvs ~. bsrks Es-
keds lNo) Knudssn, sa deriand; zvonmir tAuD. Moa.
tovich Queepsown uuldbrnga Norl JuhHnnessea, Bsr.
deaux brig Welsh. Jr. Armstrong. Havsna; schrs
iish-Hrrvsd stssmsrs d ] Foley. Price. Wilmington.
NC; Tuck ahoc brown, Newbern; sea Gull Marshm an,
Charleston Louisa, walker Roanoke River Oetorora.
Reynolds, New FORK; srhrs w Fisk, Kelly kennebec
Dexter Mitchell. Port Royal
Cleared Steamers Calvert Foley. Charlsstou Sea Gull,
Mar.hman DO, Meclesn ,s Tsy.r rroyidenss ,arss
MAEnasco. Dunkrk Brothers sisters tr). Buiwer Bor.
dsaux brilliant tNor, Hansen. Rotterdam scnrs Tor
rey. soule 81 Pierre. Mart; Calvin Baker. Megsthn.
Sailed Sup 81 Cloud; barks E.tsda, zyonimir, and
Guldbrnga; brig Welsh. Jr; schr ID Torrey.
BANGOR. Octe-Arrived, schr Yankee Blade. Lowell.
BELFAST. DC, o-Arrvcd. sehr spcedwsll. whisten
New York.
BRISTOL. Oct Io-Arrved. sehr Annie " Allen, Conk.
CHANLEsfON Oct e--Arrivsd, scbrs II Brooks. Quig
ley. Boston; Mary Hood. stssman. Phitsdsphiss Oar
iiih.- Arrived, schr BcIla Russell Philadephia
Cleared Bark Oh slote (usD, wallis, Milford Haven
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CHESSMEN BANQCETTING.

number oil Captain George h. Mackenzse's friends
and admirers gave banquet last n,ght at the West
minister Hotel In honor OF bis return from the chess
tournament lately held in Paris. Some atty gentle
men, amateur chess players or lovers Of tho game.
sat down at eight O'Clock TO q substantial dinner.
Colonel John X Fellows presided, having Captain
Mackenzie the guest of the evening, At his right hand
and Mr.. Sadlsy at the len At the appropriate mo
ment the ch rman ed Americas ase representa-
two 70 the European tournament aud congratu.
lated him for the measurable success which he
had achieved and which placed him fourth,
II FIRST, among the worlds players
Captain Mackenzie spoke briefly In reply after which
Mr. Sadiev called upon TO speak TO tue subject OF
Captain MacksDzes late voyage across the Allan
Charles A. GIlberg, chairman Of the Commftte OF
Arrangements for tue banquet replied In htting terms
G. Bruce, OF the American National Rifle Team OF
1877 respon tho toast OF the press. Mr. Perrin
of Brooklyn the oldest chess player in that city or
In this he claimed TO be the fsther OF the
Ramc IN New York aud Brooklyn. Mr. Frcre, OF The
Brooklyn Chess CLUB SAID bat that association
at strongest Of It's KIND perhaps ever
gauized In America, having counted at time
than 25T members. He trusted tbat the press would
step in 10 aid revvpg the old enth usasm Tor
pastimc. Mr.. Eisen, of Phiiadeiphia. spoke on the
subject Infusins new life into the game. Mr..
Manuel Munoz, Cuban plsyer, was also In favor OF
increasing The number OF chess playing circles In tho
country. Messrs Barnes and STAMPED related thor
experiences In the game. Mr.. Helwiz. president OF
tho Manhattan Chess Cluo. gave an Interesting ac-
OF the progress ana OF the organization
which he belongs
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NATURALlZATIoN FRAUDS.

Israel Kaufman, gentleman OF German descent.
sas called as Juror before Chisf Justice Daily, in the
Court Of Common Picns yesterday, and presented to
the CLERK afdavit setting forth that he took out
his citizens papers In the superior Court In 1sGs
Last month, however. Mr. Davenport took his papers
away from him. and now wnnboids tncm on the
GROUND that they we're fraudulent and void. A lev
days since ne went TO the registering ofhce Ia his
election district 10 regstor Ms voter, out Tho
officials In charge there refused TO allow bim to
register, claiming that he was not cttizen. FOR
these reasons he claims that u he not citizen Of
the Uniteu states he ts exempt IRON Jury duty.
chef Justice Daily took the matter under c0nsdera-
tion aud 10 IS understood that " upon investigation
he finds the facts to be as stated no will make some
order In tho premises On Monday.
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SOCIALISM DISCUSSED.

A meeting OF the German Roman Catholic Union
took place evening at Coucosda Hall. Nos % ana
80 avenusA. Mr. Joseph Keolbie was called to the
chair and Mr.. George Waokls appointed secretary.
Mr. Francis Oshs addressed tho meeting on the SUD
ject Of socialism from q religious standpoint. II IL
he said intended to knit the human family together
in the brotherhood OF charity. God Is the author
OF society," and law aud order have never been MAIN
tanned without religion. the whole civilization Of
Europe and this country 10 based on
Christlanity, and there 10 no such thing a.
true liberty under the form OF radical soclaiis
Hc showed on tho otner hand that brute iorce was
destructive 10 liberty. Germany was convulsed and
ths people ground down by the government Of the
blood and iron rule; socialism understood
In q radical sense will not cannot remedy tne evil.
Whatever efforts may be made in the cause OF true
liberty m have religion for their fret principle.
Radical socialism OF to-day 10 anonymous with IN
dieity anu succeed In amsiiorsting the
condition OF the human race.
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ARREST OF A GOAT.

ofacer Stewart Of the Eighteenth precinct saw .
rang OF boys. Thursday afternoon, quarrsliing z
over the possession Of black goat whicn making
sad havoc with the shrubbery Of the church at the
corner OF Second venue and Twonty sec
ond street. on the spproach Of the officer
the boys ned, and the goat taken to
tho station house. Sergeant McCuoch, who was
at the desk sad, Look out boys, here Is another Of
The First avenue gang" The goat, ~ denying the
insrnuaton. rose hts hind legs and buttsd the
gas Jets and thsu tho upper board OF tho desk
Ho was then placed for the time the yard, aud
the butt OF many of the officers OF tho Eighteenth
during the evening. ln the small hours Of
yesterday morning Sergeat Porcher taking to
the doorman the black goat, with br,sthng beard.
pushed open the folding doors and stalkcd boldly
iDe sergesnl's desk After considerable buttipg he
was axain placed In the yard. IL proposed TO
Ia Ke him to the Pound yesterday afternoon, but the
goat was hero 10 be found
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived - Flores Aug 30 schrs Chas Morse. Silva
(ani sailed again same day Sept 5. Chas Thompson.
DYER (and sailed dsy; 18th. bark Midas. Laphsm
(and sailed l2th).
AZ Sc Catherine Sept g. bark Europa, Psnniman ofNB,
Clean Jossphns Long arriyed that DAY with
e5 VIII oil last 66j sp ano 1880 VIII all toid
Bark Hsdsy been witndrswn from the whaling bust
ness, aud II 10 be broken up.
Brig Euuice II OF NIB, will be fitted for AZ.
lantc Ocean whaling voyage to sail oct 20 under
comm aud oi Capt Joseph LAYERS late mate OF bark
Thomas Pope.
Fsy Sept i4Arrived 1t this port June TO- sehrs Thos
Hunt, kldred stonngton, clean. and sailed 10th; Sept
sehr SPARKS sDs.ks rroyinee,9wn 400 bSls sp oil
board and sailed I'd 20 crui.e; llth Lark Minerva
Thompsos. NIB, 325 and rs VIII on board q 025 and
IS wh OIL eli toid to sa 18th tor st Aichsss 18th.
Wsuderer, Heyer, do, and remains In tort, lU0
board; Napoleon. Turner. SO 20 on board. to be
shipped by bark Vcronics, ana remained. Reindeer.
Baker do 1850 txKsn In lsu dsys; Pslmstos Boss
do. nothing since last report brig Gnnyrd bus6ee
board Reports date. bark Phiiips Franci., NB
Silva bedes the 10 bbIs before repofsed had taken
whale but did not state antity Bark Louisa
0io KB called here the I3n for letters ship Niger
and three other vessels In s.ht.
A letter board bark Jacob Howland. dated
her with 100 Dois OIL since last report
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CAMPAIGN NOTES.

Tho general committee OF the German erican
mania Assembly Rooms In the Bowery, near Bieecker
street General Franz Sigel presided and consider
able routine business transacted. 10 Is the
purpose Of the organization to nominate a regular
iicKet but group tho best men nominated BY other
ORGANIZATIONS wtnoot regard 10 party and indorse
ticket thus made up.
The Executive Committee OF the Irving Hall de-
mocracy mot Inst night at Irving Hall snd made
rangements ia regard TO tho various conventions
be held next week. particularly In regard to the
County Convention on the 18TH inst. The meeting
was private.
The democrats OF tho various towns OF Queens
county, Long island, held primaries Tor the erection
OF delegates 10 the County and Assembly conventons
on Thursday last The County Convention IL TO DO
neld Jamaica Tuesday. Tue green back and re-
publican conventions are TO be neld also n Jsmnica
next wcck-tbe former on Wednesday aud tho latter
Thursday.
The National Green back-La Convention OF suf
officers. met nj Rlverhead yesterday and nom atcd
tho following ucset:--tor member OF Assembly,
Charles 4. Duryea: County Treasurer, II. Ferrins;
District Attorney, Henry Q. Piatt
The democrats OF the second Assembly district,
Westchester county, met at Waite Plains yesterday
ici,n, OF East Chester as tbeir representative Mr..
William Mipturn, Candidate Tor the nomination,
auested, during the proceedings, tnat dooI keeper
named EdmunUs be put ont. The latter said that he
had received a letter from Mr. MInturn Offering TO
nav him u he would work Ia his interest Mr. Min.
surn who had received fourteen votes on The pre-.
vtous bal lot. received only three on the next.
At convention OF tho workingmen g party OF the
Ninth Congressional District, comprising the
Eleventh, fifteenth, Seventeenth aud Nineteenth AS
street. George w Da Cunba was unan mously nomin n
sted Tor candidate Tor Congress IN that district