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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1878-11-13
SPORTING NEWS.


The Directors of the Cincinnati Baseball
Club held their annual meeting yesterday
The announcement Of next years club was
made. 1t is the same as already published
The old Board of Officers was reelected.
In addition, Messrs. ]. w. NJ. NefF and E.
NJ. Johnson were elected Delegates to at
tend the National League meeting to be
held at Cleveland, December 4th The sub
ject of a change of ground for next season
was then discussed, and a committee, con-
sis,ing of President Netf and S. w. Hoff-
man was appointed to take the matter into
consideration, and report at future meet
ing.
Sparring.
Harry Fellows and Dick Murray are to
give sparring exhibition in Odd-fellows'
Hall, Covington, next Saturday night.
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Cincinnati Live stock rsarket

The following are the receipts and shipments of
live stock for the past "a hours:
Receipts. Shipments.
Cattle e................................ 962 767
Hogs................ TO- 437 399
Sheep............ .................. 344 451
H0GS-The market quiet and steady. Common
at 81 2592 co. fair to good light at S. 65@2 S0 and
choice butchers at So S5f12 90 per GENITAL gross.
CATTLE-Market quiet and steady Prices un-
changed.
sHEEP-The demand is only moderate, but
steady, and no change in prices
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Ohio and KanaWha River Salt
Company.
The Ohio and Kanawha River Salt Com
pany formed an organization at Pomeroy,
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For New Orleans.

THURSDAY, 18th. at p NJ POSITIVELY,
Hs[ n U. P. SCHENCK, j. Lawrence Carter,
Master. Apply on board, or to Royse &
ssasznSsrsS Mosset, ]. C. Dorman d Co.. Matt Nc
Guire, George Carter, Agents.
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For Memphis.

WEDNESDAY, 18Th, at 5 A. NJ POSITIVELY,
IT, = JAS. w. GAFF, R. W. Wise, Master,
!, ,rftlsbsssst[ Apply ON board or to Jas. S. Wise,
Super intendent
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CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

Ihe 6:I3 O. m. ana Tub p. m. trains
connect for Yellow Springs ana Springfield. The
church train leaves Loveland Sundays a. 9:03 a.
M, and returning leaves Cincinnati at l:53 D. m.
CLEVELAND MT. VERNON AND COLUMBUS.
Depot Front and Kigour
Cleveland Express........... S:13am 1853 o
CINCINNATI AND MUsKINGuM VALLEY
Depot Front and Kilgour.
Zanesvile Fx........,lo;4S As m 2:53 pm
Circlevlle Ac....... 4:OS IN HOS q m
CINCINNATI AND BAsTERN-BATAvIA NARROW,
GAUGE
Depot Fifth and Main.
Winchester rAc..,................ TOT am 713pm
Winchester Ex x................. S:43 m 1923 a ID
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FRIDAY, 18th, at P. NJ POSITIVELY,
, ~ D. MARY MILLER, John N. Skunk Mas
ter. Apply on board, or to W. S. Getty
eaazsaazAaz7J Cunningham, Agents
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CINNINNAlI WH5IWUOU NNhkhOW 0AVVNF
Daily, except Sunday.
Leave C., H. d u. Depot s:5S a. m, 2.23 p, m,
6:lS p. IN.
Leave Robbs (westwood) 5:4sa m, 7:o5 q m.
Il 38 p m, 1858 p m, COS p m.
Leave Brighton. 6:23 IN. l0c3 m, 1888 m, S:R
pm, 6:43 p m.
Sunday trains
Leave Robbs (westwood), s:SS a M, 1923 a nj.
12:22 p m, 2:US p m, 4:5s p m. T
Leave Irrigation, s:3S m, II :os q m, 1:2s m.
s;sS p N, SIS p M
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rhc ILbcrlan Emigranon.

From the Boston Post.
The craze Of emigration 10 Liberia has
spread TO the colored people in all points
Of the South, and now Il ia creeping north
Of the old dividing line. The proceedings
at a meeting Of the Pennsylvania coloni.
zstIon Society recently indicated a strong
desire on the part Of many Of the coloted
race in q number OF States. including
Massachusetts and Pennsylvania, to reach
Liberia, which has come to be regarded
as their Canaan, where fat watermelons
are 10 be found clustering on every sunny
slope and molasses exudes from all the
shrubs and trees. This desire is being
stimulated by seductive representations
ON the part OF emigration sgents and col
o~nization societies that want 10 make
business lively. It takes very little per.
suasion toget the consent OF the freedmen,
provided they can raise the passage
money, for they take no thought Of any.
provision Tor their support at the end Of
The voysgs. They suppose that Mother
Nature has showered all her bounteous
gifts upon that favored spot and all they
have to do is to enjoy the natural luxur-
lance, Senator Bruce, Fred Douglass
and the more enlightened Of the race gen.
orally at the South advise the colored
men to stay as near the whites as possible,
and this Is wise counsel, but the infatua.
tion among the rank and file cannot be
reduced by words Of reason. Il will take
a returned shipload Of disappointed and
discouraged colouists to bring them to
their senses.
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important circumsta1ce Of their exist
enee. They speak Of it from year to
year to those around them. ASthsyears
roll on The rccsdiDg event becomes more
notable intheir own recollection and also
In that Of their ac~quaintances.
''Tims but The impression deeper MAKES
As streams their enAnnelA deeper wear
There is to-day a man named Thomas
Boyd, living near the Brooke county line,
in Pennsylvanis, who is well known TO be
between o5 and 100 years otage. HIS old
neishbors have been accustomed to see
him daily for so aud 90 years. irst as a
man in middle life, and, later on, a. q
sep.sgenarian and o~ctogenarian, and to
remark upon him as one who was wear
ing remarkably well, and, finally, al one
who had become the we'll known ancient
persou in the community-known as such
TO every old and young person. In such
a case II is easy enough to keep the score
Of a noted person. 1t becomes for many
years neishbOrhOod talk, and nowadays
frequent illusions are made to such cele.
britiss 10 the local press.
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plthburgh Evening T0legtaph.

Plthburgh Evening Telegraph.
The Wheeling, West Virginia. INTEL
11oEscER Of Tuesday morning, 9th inst,
printed 8 letter from It's editor, written
from the Hot Springs, Arkansas, Febru-
ary q. This letter, written six days be-
fore the fire, contains this curious para.
graph: 1.-THE business Of buying and sel.
ling is full up here, as it is everywhere
else. As soon as the question Of pre-
emption claims Is settled, and after the
Government has laid of the reservation
into parks, avenues, streets, &C., 1t is
more than likely that q new era will
open up In the history Of Hot Springs. II
the fame Of its waters continues and In.
creases, according TO present expecta'
tions, the place will become much more
important in the next few year., and will,
in all probability be q city Of at leaat TO-.
900 inhabitants. II claims to have half
that number now, 1t needs as q prelimi-
nary to 3 new departure, q Chicago fire.
q c%onlagration that will sweep from one
end Of the narrow valley to the other, and
clean out the miserable wooden rocker
les that now constitute the business por.
ton Of the town. Once the valley ia
thus swept ii should be kept clear of such
buildings In the future, and be occupied
only with first-clsss bath-houses, drug
stores, doctors Offices aud stores."
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FOR SALE,
SERGEANTs SALE,

Miehll Helmiln N. smIhAc.
Sl9Pe Aanan ~ smith a 10. Fen
4 4ssI't 4 4, ss9,1 "a smith 1 Co. laIsssS
A VI smith Co Lt
lnth' Municipal Court Of WS.u,.
By, virtue Of execution Is,ueI In n
uuea caase1t y 10 ne dlRctsi SaAIO1
upon and viii tsll At Public Anal : haNhTH
~ b5essfyI No ITO ChlbliDS ~ saih /
Tx " wnesilnt, u The county d 6So 2 u
THURSDAY, the 18Th DAY OF x,ec,
9 mmensns at 10 O'clock A. ". IN. "N
tctlhed property, to-Wt: Ne"ueT18t
W Daireis or mOre Of ale ard D,.,
bottles ale and porter, IS doT sst Ndals
yoke and contents, 5 btEfet, 4
Letter prs, ! stove, ! iron rink, / SiSIso ta6
suase'' III deE copper melbutri. 2 stsSVs I9aRl
P1ifs hkl1A eQpptT SpInHtrL inv ~ hnh
q htIHes, " tttt 2 inches M N, d
copy Sr.ey sacks l bVl bunE, m Ia
hoWan ehanl9uile d IEeB, I vim b,s,s.! IL
SmPSy OSA ! hop sStIslHhd VdghtL iLI IN
~ AH1 ptLuSA : " Of emIty III. s,S1In
-. Ut0i Nathlng uteIttli lbd =.
-SsVI u5IyL l A1uIe, = bfldle', Am, ~
" . manu- notaHps spPaHtuS, 2 malta =.
w 81 c9!e l bulhel melluFp, ! Eo,In SyStd
PatAtus, I truck, P1kefS, shovel, M ~. JI"'Ihl q.
stoP-Cockh k-buIhaI msaS1re. i N IN
ladder, ~ bales old hops ! lot 81 |. I'M" "a
platform tcAles, ] lot Of old lion. i .,iI1s Pee
PER buckets, s large brass Itop.tpeSI 4 o.
eaEks and contents and akidi uhJ,S - \ nW
and lease Of BreWiy for nine moptti ~ StAA
lad chAttets In and about Smith i co. 4.
slErHkN RlPiET'eE
mfiV Sergeant Of the City Of Wb.t,
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GLApEs IRON WORKS,

including the town Of 6lndesyille, and eight hun.
dFed and hity acres Of coal and iron lands annexed
thereto. The description and boundaries theIeot
can DO fully known BY reference 10 thu tolloSIpg
deeds conveying the said land to Geo1e Hartman,
all Of which arc recorded In the once Of the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Preston county, West Viz
ginla, t0.Wtt: A deed for two tracts Of land, one
e0ntaiAing 28sk HcTos, the other % nera and two
pole, from @. A. and agnes Heidelberg TO aid
George Hartman and Mary 3, Millner. dated May
18th, FS70, and recorded In Decd Book No. 20, pages
1851; n deed for 1861 acr,s from W. II. hetel.
borg 70 said HArdmGn, dated Nay nth, 1874, and
recorded 10 Deed Book No. 20, page 26I; q deed
from Harmon and Martha A. Ticket 10 toe said
!HArdman and Mary K Miliner for two tracts Of
land, both containing AK aores, dated June 10th,
1870, and recorded 10 Deed Book No. 81, lases
"a and deed from John b. sberTRrd and Others
70 aid HGrdmln, dated May 18th, 1871, and re.
corded In Decd hook No. Il, pages 2 and 5; . died
from Margaret, George B james y, Julia A. and
acre, dEted March 18th, 1871 o dTeoorded In DEED
Book No. IS, pages tSt-bi Q deed from VIM. b. and
Q. Brown 70 hid HATdman Tor two acres and ~
pcrehes, dated March 9Th, 1874, aBd rroorded IN
DEED BOOK No. u, pssges : aud 8 . deed tiotn
u acres and az petebes, dated June iilh, 1874,
and recorded IN DEED Book No. Al, pages 10 and 10;
4 Died from Bueknef md Rebeoel FairttK 10 sid
Hartman for $50 acres, dated August IPth, lS71,
and recorded In Deed Book No. Il, PAGES % lnd2li
and 4 deed from John x. and MaTyE AillnsT 4
The uld HaTdmAn for four tracts o. land, Aggre
eating $50 acres, dated March 10th, 1874. and re-
corded 10 DEED Book No. u, pages q, 4 and l.
The whole CONTAINING In the RgEreSAte at least $50
acres, With all the improvements aud appurte-
nsneGs thereto 10 any visa belOnsIng, including
efty conveyed 70 Thomas Y. Candy and ueoFgeH Il.
Miller, trustees, for the aid George HErdman and
wife, BY morig1ge DEED dated November ISt, 1874,
nd recorded In Boek NJ. g. Esge., % and s 10
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commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, at the FRONT
DOOR OF THE COURT HOUSE OF PRESTON
COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA, proceed % sell 10
real tslate, or % much thereof n may Ie Necessary
70 pay the debt secured by aid decd Of trust, anal
the accrued interest thereon, and the expGnSt1 Of
sale, including the iTusteSs commissions, that Is TO
say: The following real GtALe and property, stu
ated 10 PrestOb county, West Virginia. on The wa
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For SALE.
'DUB1Io sAIE-DEsERABLE RESIDENCE
ON THE Island.

nuBIIo sAIE-pEsIRABLE RESIDENCE
on THE ISLAND.
I vii oftr for sale Al the front door Of the Court
House, On saturday, 2sl day o. Mateh lnlt ne
~ SoFth Front erect, Island, row In the ocCupan-
~ ofH.Z, ShhyeF. The house standl on lot No
III. 90 feet font, running Ablut 100 fett back 70
In rive; contains nine rooms with gas and water,
GTCee,H1nIr ar Plant Conservatory libehtd, Apd
Snt.hn1seS The river bank u well ABd pSrmA-
nsStly rip.raTpel. AEwa Orchard otBole6t fruit,
osnSHnntai tfrs, Ghrubbsry Of various kinds,
Srsnss dover, hybrid perpetual roses In variety,
snd All IhinrI NECESSARY for the AdoTnmGnt Of toe
grounds Of a fFst,e ~ Je,ldeoce. Ess hoase !.
TSIk iFefa ne Bridge, and Il the most desirable
River Iot now obtAinable on the Island. Fur FAR
thIf Information inquire on the premi.e1;
n,,0 AuetiBneer.
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SALE
TRusThBs SALE
GIades Iron Works,
Preston County, West Virginia.

By Write Of q deed OF trust made by Abner Evans,
Jr., 70 the undersigned trustee, dated the 18th day
Of December. 1876, and Of record among the land
rtcordao Of Preston county, West Virginia, 10 Trust
Deed Book No. %, pp. S26, S26 and 81, / will on
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Ask Those Who Know 81 4: !:

Ben.on's capcine Porous Platter 4. not tbs best
Plsster 10 the world. II has q batter reputation
among Physicians than any similar article known
ITS tupfrioTity 10 the old style Of porous plAsters Is
very msrked. n1f20.M, W,saw
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nnRLIC SALE.

Will oHsr for ale on the prcniso. my property,
lItuRtfd Al Peasant Valley, Ibre4 inilte e1st 81 The
div near the National kOAd aud within two min.
utss walk Of the hin Grove street Can, on
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH 18th, 1873,
Al 2 O'Clock, two acres Of good land, Q Frame
ca tiRe with four FooniE, hall, pantry and q good
SsllSf. 4 well Of water at the door. ~elstsTn, good
stable, coal house, corn CRIB and other out-bGiId-
nIepsrty IA 10 splendid condition, and we'll cal
cnliteii 10 suit persons doing business IN the city
who want a country reEdeDeO. Possession april
iii, 1873, II not sold, will b offered for rent at
puIlIc auction on the sans day. For further 10.
formation concerning the plAcO inquire Of Heryeya
s, mi, A. r. LEYDA.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SEALED PROPOSALS.


uIII LEKKH UFFIUEs {
WHEELING ". Va, March Is. 1873. J.
Sealed proposals Will be received at tho Office Of
the city Clsrk until ThurstAy, 2ist day Of March,
1873, at o'clock ?. ~, for 30 perch Of hard blue
spread on loff batsean 18th md I7th streets.
Work 10 b. done under the a1ptryhlon Of the
Street Commissioner and 70 the satisfIcti9n Of the
Committee on Streets Alleys and Grades The
CommltteS f~osafylng the light 10 Et!eet any and
all bids WIN. MYLE5,
mrIs Chairman Committee.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

elm Grove Accommodation This train only
runs between Wheeling and Elm Grove.
tDalIy except 6undAy-ESWArk Accommodation.
tSteubanyllle Aco0mmodatlun.-This tTAin dur.
ing the day passes backward and forward between
Martins Ferry and Bellairo, stopping when re1ni-
red at sherman Housc, RtnayIlle, West Wheeling
and Gravel Hin.
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HOUSE FOB aALE-I oasr for ale The houSs
El On Eouth Front street., IblGnd, ia which InoE
rom and water elosSt; WAAh house and coal h0nSo
Ia the basement. ThaFe are hot md cold water
and gas fixtures on Ill thIea floors. The lot Il %
BY rs feet, and tho grounds we'll improved.
Terms eAgy. Apply 70 HeTyey 4 Britt.
JOHN MORGAN,
Np4 eouth Frunt BtEeet, Island.
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NOR SALE

FoE SALE
oEsr for nIe my present residence, No. g
North Front street, iIllnd, Hns hot and cold
water and EIs, and Is one Of the most pleasant
situations Ia tho city.
HYnYEY a ERfTr. mriS
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NEW DISBURSEMENTS.

RoARDISe.
NRs AZ. HOLIDAY respectfully announces
that ne has leased the oOmmodlouS houle No. li01
ChAptno street, and offers superior Aceotnr1odA-
lions 10 families or Single boafdefS. Will b feady
April LIST. Day boArdefs SIS per month; prices
With room coFfapondingly low. APplyl q
mEs0E saw Il2i MARKET s1REIT
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tied cause on The 23d day Of June. AID 1877, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special Commits
Htoner for the purpose, will sell on
SATURDAY, MARCH 80. 1875,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the trnnt door
Of the Court House Of Ohio county, West Virginia,
the following described real estate. that Is 70 say:
All that lot or parcel Of ground described Is lot
numbered one In square tw9htysnlne In the platot
the addition 70 the GiIy Of Wheeling laid out by
Charles T. Churchill, uusteS for Emily A. Zane,
and called Buena Vista addition 70 the stid city,
the tame being sixty feet front on Twelfth street,
and extending back the anne width enc bundled
feet, together with all and singular the heredltA-
ments and appuTten1nces thereto belonging or In
any vise nprertaining thereto. On the west side
Of aid lat there 10 an alley ten feet In width ex-
tending hack the full depth Of The nld lot, five
feet Of which alley belongs 10 the said lot, and 4
Is understood and agreed that the raid alley shall
be kept open peIpetuAlly for the accommodation
Of the different pretnIbcs 10 which the tame be-
longs.
chaser 70 elect caSh In hand; the balance III Two
equal lnstAlIments Ut ono and two year., the puf-
chaser giving notes beirinR interest, With good per.
Sonal security, for the deferred payments.
W. J. ". COWDEE,
Special Commissioner.
W. H. H,1txR, AueH0nter. ~
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THE WORLDS CHOICE.

pie Of The world, sppoiuted fer the. knowledge Of
particular arts or ~Icl0nces, c0nVenGd At Phlade.-
phla for Ilx months, 10 decide upon the coTnpar1.
live merits Of the various Inventions Of mankind,
hEnrltd 10 The mAnnficiuEera Of Ranson's Lalclne
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vlTinIl Il. wheatet al.
BY virtue Of q decroe entered In the above enti-
tied cause on The 23d day Of June. AID 1877, the
undersigned, who was appointed Special Commits
Goner for the purpose, will sell on
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A"SNA ~ ~I =
Porous Platter,
the highest andI
onlymGdA
Ab,Ve all iOr-I
ggn aud Amef.'
Leaf. eomped-I
tnrs, On the
( oIni Of ih
rive n~FObeFtlRs.
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TTVg NT0peTtI9s. TVMgtl1tT limit THId UtCl1lUu WE
made BY four ptsetical and skilled phySicLIns.
Remember when you are snftrtpg from any
teh6 or pain that BenSoB's Capcibe Ftas'er q The
bet Ienedy ever devised for all external diticul-
tia. kodcyerJ where, Price, Is cents,
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HERyn&EnT1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-12-21
CAPT MCDOWELL ON TRIAL.
Told by n Commissioner 90 Locate Polling
Places on Particular Premises.


Ex-Collector Murphy, ex-senator Norton,
cx-Judgo Cox Alderman Morris. and several
other city officials attended the trial OF Police
Captain Mcdonnell before the Commissioners
yesterday. Tho charge was that he located
polling places Mt 100 Spring street in tho base
mont OF which is lager beer room. and in a
barber shop at 2O5 Spring street. which is sop
nratcd by only u partition from n bar. The
Captain said that. in nccordancc with instruc-
tons received from tho Chief OF the Election
Bureau. no had selected. as nearly as possible,
tho snnr polling places as ~ former years that
among tncn wore ine buildings NJ w am w
h. had selected those particular places ut tho
instance Of ono Of the Police ComgmssionGrs.
Name the Commissioner John ". Town
send. tho Captains lawyer said. in the cross
examination.
I'D rather not"
Was it President Smith p
No. SIR
." Was it Commissioner Nichols ?"
TO Commissioner Erhardt the Captain said
that the nninclcss Commssioncr gave him those
orders ON the 18th ~ September. in the Police
Central Office, 10 which ho was summoned 10y
telsSrbnbR; This comr,issioror ,r Mr. rr,ordt
asked. ." you have said 1t WIS neither President
smith nor Commis soner Nichols. Was 1t Com
missioner Erhardt?'
" decline to answer"
Was Il Commissioning Whcclcr?"
decline To answer
Mr.. Townsend intcrfcrcd. saying that the
Mr.. Erhardt moved that the witness be ORDER
Ell o. name the Commissioner.
President Smiths amendment was that II DO
lcn To- his discretion. The amendment was car
Rod. Mr. Erhrrdt. only. voting against H.
Henry Oester. u United States Marshal at POS
Sprn.. street on election day testified that he
saw no liquor drank that day. and that the
words contradictory 10 that, statement in his
affidavit were not there with his knowledge.
Superintendent Waiiiug testified that he AK
amincd the promises and found lager beer
rooms. The matter. however. was not in his
department.
Tho owners Of the lager beer rooms said that
they did NOT sell liquor. hut only buer and cider.
md not those ON election days and sundays.
| Tho polling ulacps had been located on their
premises for u number " years.
Mr.. Townsend renewed tho motion. which he
had made az tho opening Of the trial. that the
charge ho dismissed. and said that he would
offer no defence. As no violation of law had been
proved. IL had not been 81 Iwn that any beer
was Sold while VOTING was gong on. and It was
stlll an open question whether beer was in
| toN eating.
The Commissioners reserved their decision.
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Inc managers OF tho Bowery branch Of tho
~ g. A are 50 o'errun oith applications for ah In
'eouoh' mat h'S d" not profess to relieve that they
PIX To- say through Tnr SuN, I'VE relieve only allie.
S"iii.u i'h MI9 may De- temporarily destitute by PRO.
Nt uth lupl lHlln9, personal advice and direction
- 10 the best Wo tluds 90 Procuring emulnvnent orr
i.ltl y gwen oL the premises, aud being only for A
nulWu Term, the pnaslhlty Oi imposition 4. largely
se sn.yn We 90 not ave money We investigate the
.nnpr" an hpllealts A. lar Rs possible, provide
sr Net OF persuade men TO return to their trien
bMhy from the ciN. The sick are he ned 10 ntrr nv
s"l9 money gwen for relief purpOses Is not used lar
A"'''' pU' "a APPENDED iVr te relief de partnienLI
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There lives on the mountain. a few miles
from tI- place. fUtt lHAlH Af. woman named
Ann Attlu. Who Is oyer i2u wear. oA Three or tour
ytnrs ago her lt1c. H her placed 90 tp rtuIcr list
When she rari,i th0 fact she wtihe to Lebanon dis
lance of ftNcrtl Wilrs and asked the tommis-nners
Court % ter ltf hHut ffuiu tire list the time
declaring beg ahN Co., take caro- o herself Since that
time sht has lived iu cabin on the mountain. AMI
ports hcr- hf .eu- r--s kCn.Ac. aui has refused
ufUrs uf assistance from several rtnnns of the county
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ON AND AFTER DC i6. 1874.
Express Trans leave New YORK. VIA DushrOsses and
tortiauit streets Ferries as follows
49, ~. .u. %. 40 uImltedl. n NJ l. g 80 4 s. g.
1850. 3d. ant 10 + NJ sundays, 4 80 ana A NJ -. o.,
80. 3 ,iu. and 10 +. NJ
Boats OF "BrooNyn Annex connect with all through
trains at Jersey cay, aloriius speedy auI direct
transfer for ~ puklyn travel
Returning trains leave Philadelphia u Ol, o.. 3 g. T.
J 80. :, sin aud II 4 dimted Express 80 r.
NJ ID. =. T. 3d. 7. ami 80 T. NJ On sunday ~ o.
. a.. 3 90, \. : $50 A NJ . 4 7 80 T. NJ
Ticket offices, 40 and uii Broadway, Aston HOUSE.
ami foot of Decreases aud Corandt s- Court 81 and
Brooklyn Annex Depot loot of Futon ST, Broukbn, lii
ANA ~ Hudson ST. Honokeu, Depot, Jersey Guy.
EmlErant ticket office, Battery plac..
FRANK THOMSON, l. q FARMER
General Manager Gen PASSENGER Agent