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The Hull Inquest,

New YORK, June 20--At the Hull inquest
to-day Nancy Francis. the cook, and wife of
Bristow Francis, retold her story of the dis
covery of the body. She declared she was
tired of saying she had heard nothing from
her husband for month. Many of her re-
plies to counsePs cross-questions were both
tart and humorous, exciting amusement
among the spectators.
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A Doctor with an Alias In a Bad Fix.

CTNcINNATI, June 2O.-In the United
States court DR.. E. Bonaparte, alias E. B.
Reynold, speciality physician in this city for
the past twenty-five years, was to-day SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for one year for
sending printed documents through the mails
giving information where certain articles, the
sale of which is forbidden by law, could be
purchased
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wEATaER PUBLICATIONS..

WAR DKPARrArKEr, OFFICE CHs SIe. OFBToKR.
WAsHIEGTOH, June 81, am.
For Tennessee and Ohio valley and iot0e''
lake region, sOmherly tcirds, '0arn'er and
clear heather, stationary or loiOer pressure
and in the first district local rains, Jollo0ed
by cooler scesterly tOinds
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Health Order, no. 2.

OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
~ TAxING-DIsTRICT SHELBY COUNTY
Memphis, Tenn, June 20, 1879 !
az From and after this date, and until October LIST.
all excavating in any public street or alley within
this district for the purpose of laying or water
pipes, the construction of sewers is hereby for
hidden, except In such cases as shall be deemed alb
solutely for repairs, when special permis
sion must be obtained from Il g health officer.
BY order OF the BaaId. S. II. COLLINS, ND.
Pos rd Of
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FIrst-CIass CarrIages

centrally located, DatrOniSed by all the ladies.
Al delicaeieS in season. If you eGnt nice
dinner go to FIoyd's.
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Eminent DIR. }. j. Caldwell,
Colden's Liebig's liquid extract of beef and
tonic invigorator largely in debility, febrile
and nervous diseases, and Ihave found it one
of the most reliable of nutrient tonics now
in use, or 20 be found in pharmacy" Sold by
druggists and Rrocers
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Miss Voss has the sympathy of every
manly man 10 Memphis.
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ms California WOrkIngmen's Candi.
date for Mayor Under q Cloud.

SAN Francisco, June 20.-The working
mems municipal convention this evening
nominated C. Curtin, dry goods dealer, for
tax collector. Charges were preferred against
the nominee for mayor, Rev. ]. S. Kalloch,
based on his career IN Boston. Kalloch will
be placed on his defense in the convention
fo.morrow evening
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DROPOSALS will be received by the CITY Clerk OF
i the Common Council OF this city until the Both
OF June, 1879, for Shaping and MacadamizIng and
CURLING streets OF this city. All bids TO be scented
to the Cts Clerk within ffeen Q5) days Of the no
tice. DAN O'SULLIVAN, City CLERK.
LTTTIK ROCK, June II, 1879.
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some distance from the depot until just as
the train was starting, then John rushed
over, secured a ticket for Cincinnati and
boarded the train. ''Good-by, john"
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CoEGREss, it Is now promised, will al. ourI
on Tuesjay, the twenty-fourth instant.
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No opium, no morphia or other dangerous
drug is contained in Dr.. Bulls baby syrup,
for the relief OF colic, teething, etc. Price,
% cents.
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RULEs Far DIsPENsING.

Dispense 1t only to adults The amount to be dis
pensed is not to exceed "a ounces one wine bottle,
or equivalent quantity If more Is deemed neces-
sary, application must he made to the Secretary,
who will give his order for the same, which Will
honored by those in charge OF dislnIectants.
When the supply is getting low, those In charge of
dsinfectants will at notify the Secretary that
the supply may never fail.
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A package of Dukes Durham, containing
tI0enty pipe-fulls of the best smoking tobac-
co made, or one common cigar? Each costs
ten cents.
THE most delicious ice-cream and cakes at
Staffer's
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Zinc-IrOn Disinfectant

HE dIsinfectant can be obtained, free of cost. at
i the following places:
W. n. WilkerSOn d Co., 1874 Main street.
A. Renkert. I20 Main street.
W. Nj. Simms. 1876 Poplar street.
Battier Il Co., 100 Beale street.
w. B. Stafford q Co.. 139 fernando street.
j. C. Zehring, 642 Shelby street.
NJ. h Knox, cor. Second and GreenlaW streets.
d. A. Nj Hugh. 300 Madison street.
HeSsen i Co., 220 Poplar street.
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ElOYd's Candies.

Persons leaving take a box, those away
send for one, and everybody at home eats
Floyd's candies.
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METHOD OE USING.

Add a teacupful of the disinfectant to a gallon o
water in wooden earthen utensil, and pour INTO
the vault morning and evening till all odor dsap-
pears. spreading the liquid the surface much
as practicable. half-pnt or the disinfectant sim
ilaTly diluted and used every six to ten days Will
keep vaults Of ordinary siZo permanently deodor-
lied. The addition Of six tablespoonful of Cal
verts No. CaTboiic Acid at the time Of the disin-
lection will make Il more permanent and less guam
titles of the Zinc-iren be subsequently required.
n-smell'ng drains, cutters, etc, can be similarly
deodor1zed with a weaker solution-a teacupful to
northumberland OF water, sprinkl1ng thoroughly
and repeatedly till all odor disappears.
II vault be not easily and quickly deodonZed, or
soon becomes again offensive, IL is evidence OF an
excessive accumulation Of excremental matters. IL
therefore should be emptied without delay, and
thereafter deterioration Will De easily effected
i ". MITCHELL, NJ D., Sanitary Director.
W. b. WYNN. ID, SecTetarY.
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THERE is no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge tonic for dyspepsia and indigestion.
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Selling lower than ever before. Call at
Wallace & Co.'S, where the stock is being
closed out.
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J.FLAHERTY & co
UNDERWRITERS,


And Manufacturers Of Flaherty's Patent
Preserving Casket or Corpse Cooler,
BIZ and AIS SECOND ST, MEMPHIS
WE keep on hand full lines OF Metallic, Solid
w Walnut, Rosewood Finished Caskets and
Cases, trimmed ia the highest style OF art Orders
Mail TelagT,lDh will promptly 1lled C.. O.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

BURNETT's cocaine strengthens the hair.
DR.. A. L. KIMBRo, office southeast corner
Main and Union streets.
NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint 50 quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
lNvALIDs requiring stImulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-ol should pur-
chase Green Brier.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale by MADDEN & AVERY.
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Non-Resident Notice.

N-LNN15ANNNHAt NONNNOH
No. 8367-In the ChanceFy Court of Shelby county.
Tennessee-L. B. NJ faIland vs. n. NJ. SchultZe
ct al
i defendant ii. NJ. SchultZe and o. n. Adams ara
nOn-residents of the State of Tennessee that they
are Indebted to the complainant In the OF $500
due by open account, and attachment having been
issued and levied on the property OF the said de-
PENDANTS:
It's therefore ordered That they make their appear
ance herein at the courthouse of Shelby county, In
Memphis, Tenn, on before the first Monday in
August, 1879, and plead, answer or demur to COM
plainants bill, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed to them, and set for hearing exparte, and
that copy Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal
This 20tm day of June, 1879.
A Copy-Attest.
r. j. BLACK, Clerk and Master.
BY & B. MHENRY, Deputy G. and N.
A. ". Otis. Sol for cOmnlnt sat
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Latest Intelligence from the Seat Of
War in South Africa-Last Move
ments Against the Panama ReVO-
MISUNDERSTANDING Dealings of
a Member OF a Liverpool
Cotton Firm, Etc.
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Trustees sale of Buggies, Carriages, Etc

TNDER Trust Deed to me executed by B. d. Wal
" lace & Co., WILL for the next thirty days,
offer at, and below cost fine stock OF Bugeies, Car
riages, Wagons, Manufactures Material ETC., now
at No. 387 Second street. at the old stand OF B D.
Wallace & Co. Bargains can be had by those who
call early, as the stock must be closed out
r XANCE- TrIlSfAa-
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which Is the Cbeauest

Fresh Nashville Sulpher Water
for sale at Signaigo's, 278 Second street.
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Excellent New Vehicles.
FIOyd's Restaurant.

Selling below manufacturers prices,
Wallace & Co.'S trust sale.
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CLOSING EATRs

Yesterday Of cotton: Liverpool cotton,
6 10 Tod; Memphis cotton. 12 1 Sc; Neto Or
Isans cotton, 12e; NetO York cotton. 12 8 Sc.
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TRANSPORTING.

England and France Unite In Demand
ing the AbdicatIOn Of the KhediVe,
While Germany and Austria
Threaten to Do So II he
Don't Settle his Little
Financial Obliga-
lions.
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LAW REPORTS.

United states COurts-HOn. Il. y. Ham
m0nd Presiding.
In re ]. G. Ward & Co., in bankruptcy.
Jury verdict tor petitioners.
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Criminal Court. T. r. Ray. Judge.
Calendar for to- day: SO, Charles Garrett;
II, w ]. Kennedy; Is, John Murphy. Wit
nesses must be in attendance, or forfeitures
will be taken and attachments issued.
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wEArHER OBSERVATIONS.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERvIcE, q. s. ARMY,
FRIDAY, June 20, 1879, 1908 pm.
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THE DEAD PRINCE.

Additional Particulars OF the Event
which has Extingulshed the Only
Remaining Hope OF the Bona
parte Family, and DESTROYED
the Party In France
The Work OF a Zulu.
Official Report OF the Last Adventures
Of the Unfortunate Frenchman-
His Death Deeply Depl0red by
the French Newspapers
Prince Jerome Bona
parte Expected
in Paris.
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have to sell.
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aaemphIs Lodge K, of H.

CALLED MEETING TONIGHT, JUNE 2IsT, AT
~ S:15, to confer degTess. Large attendance de I.
sired. b. NJ. GAGE Dictator
NICHOLAS WILLIAMS, Reporter.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
Fires and Alarms.

TWO RESIDENCES TOTALLY DESTROYED.
There were two alarms from Box 81, Satur-
day evening, both calling the Department
to fire in Mrs. Kelly's boarding house,
No. 2l4 West Fourth street. The first was
caused by the explosion of q coal-oil lamp,
and the second by the burning of bed.
The Gifts were summoned by silent
alarm Saturday night to Louis A. Roth's
glove store. The alarm was false.
The two-story frame dwelling of Michael
Laube, corner of Mccullough street and
Eastern avenue, was totally destroyed by
fire early Sunday morning. Loss about
$500, but fully covered by insurance. The
alarm came in from Box 246.
About o'clock last evening the residence
of Mrs. Sarah J. Murdoch. on Ridgeway
avenue, north of Main avenue. Avondale,
took fire somewhere in the cellar and was
totally destroyed. Fire Company No. 16
was summoned, and the town engine was
brought to the scene but a sufficient sup
ply of water could not be obtained. The
dwelling is valued at $1,000 and is insured
for two-thirds of that amount in the Fire
Association Of Philadel phia. The furniture,
small part of which was saved by the
neighbors, is covered by a$2,50O policy in
the London Assurance.
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AThief's Device.
cleveland Ohio Leader.1

A few days ago all expressman living
on the West Side received call from a
seedy-looking chap late at night, during
which the stranger made arrangements
for the express driver to deliver at the
Atlantic & Great Western Railway
depot q large box, which he would find
lying in his yard the following morning.
When daylight arrived the expressman
discovered a long box just inside his
front fence, which had been brought
here during the night, and lie proceeded
to place it in the wagon. In attempting
to turn the box over the lid fell off, and
his visitor of the previous evening came
forth. The startled driver examined the
interior Of the unique habitation and
brought out a flask of whisky, a couple
of biscuits, and an auger and several
bits. The stranger cody walked away
and the eNpressman reported the affair
to the police. The box was addressed to
a station in Pennsylvania, and was
marked to be sent by express. The de
tective gave it as his opinion that the
fellow adopted this mode of travelling fol
the purpose of stealing valuables from
the express car.
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An Eagle For an Enemy.

The Milford (Del.) Chronicle says:
"Near Cellar Beech, in Sussex County
Del. resides Mrs. Wiley, widow of Alb
ner Wiley, deceased. She keeps large
stock of poultry, and among them many
duck. Hearing commotion in pond
near the house, recently, she went out tt
learn the cause, and saw what sh,
thought was a hawk holding fast to {
ducks. She ran up and frightened it off
but no sooner did it quit the duck thar
it attacked her. She then saw it was
bald-hcaded eagle. 1t swooped at her
entangling its talons in her hair, whil>
she fought all she could with her SUI
bonnet, till her out-cries and vigorou.
slashing with the bonnet scared the birt
away. Singular as it may seem, she re
ceived 10 injury whatever, although ter
ribly frightened. tits wonder her fac,
was not torn to pieces by the savage bird
claws"
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VITALIZED PHOSPHATES.
The Late Jamaica.
TRalOravia

Everything in Jamaica is always late.
The whole island goes along in such a
happy-go-lucky unpunctual fashion that
/ am almost tempted to believe it can not
revolve like the rest of the earth, once in
every twenty-four hours, but must have
separate and much slower cycle of its
own, if, indeed, it does not absolutely
stand still. There is a railway to Spanish
Town, for example, thirteen miles in
length and it is on record, say the local
gossips, that train has more than once
taken thirteen hours to accomplish the
distance.
Occasionally the stoker finds himself
short Of fuel, whereupon he stops the en-
gine, gets out, and cuts little "bush," !"
relights his fire with the green wood, and
then quietly proceeds on his journey.
These facts I can not myself vouch for
| give them to you as they were given to
me--but can safely assert that such a
slow line as this Jamaica Railway | have
never met in all my multifarious expert
ence of the ends of the earth. 1t is Just
the same with the horses and buggies. ]
went Last night to neighboring livery
stable, and asked if | could have car
riage to 90 to Gordon Town. A colored
man was wiping down horse; he paused
a moment, looked at me, answered: eyes,
sah;" and then went on wiping down till
the operation was completed, without tax
ing any further notice of my insignif-
cant presence. When h, had finished,
he said he would find "tho properiotah y
and after about two minutes more the
proprietor arrived. l wanted to start at
6 o'clock, in order to avoid the heat; and
the proprietor's first endeavor was to
persuade me that o'clock was a much
more convenient hour. / stuck to 6 with
admirable pertinacity, upon which he
proceeded to show that Thursday was q
more suitable day for starting than
Wednesday. At last he was induced tx
accept the day and the hour, and ther
followed long discussion as to the kind
of vehicle.
| was determined to have one-horst
buggy; the proprietor was convinced thai
my dignity and the profit of his estab
lishment imperAtively demanded the us:
of numbering carriage and pair. Whel
l had at length delivered successful ul
timatum upon this point, there remained
twenty minutes discussion as to price
and now, after all these delays, it is actu
ally G:45 o'clock, and l am still pacing
about the court of Blundell Hall in un
diminished wrath. while the pecan
buggy, in spite Of three relays Of messen
gers sent in search, seems no nearer it
arrival that it was an hour since.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Of Interest to Our Church Goers.

A social will be held at the Third Presby-
teran Church Thursday evening.
Miss Emma Cranch will resign her posi.
ton OF preccntor in st. Paurs NJ. f. Church
PRAYER for rain was offered in several of
the Protestant Episcopal Churches yestcr-
day.
The ordnance OF baptism was admins
tered at the Ninth Street baptist Church
last evening.
The ladies of the Central Presbyterian
church give their first social of the season
tomorrow alterno n.
The Missionary Society of Allen TEN pic
held its regular meeting yesterday morning
and drew large congregation.
Rev. DR.. Duncan, of the Ninth Street
Baptist ChYrcb, ard Rev. Or. Lcavitt, Of
the First Church, changed pulpits yes
terd.y.
The mass rohcarsals for the United Cath
o,ic Chors will hcnceforwardb be held in the
Cathedral basement Sunday and Wednes-
day evenings at 1880 o'clock.
A dispatch from Pittsburg, Pa, says that
the members of st. Josephs Roman Catho-
lie Church, in that city. yesterday sub
scribed 800 for the benefit of Archbishop
Purcell.
The Lynd Institute, the literary society
connected with the Ninth-street Baptist
Church. will meet for the first time this
season next Thursday evening. Music and
addresses will be followed by reorcanizing.
Professor Benedict, of the University Of
Cincinnati, preached at the Mount Auburn
Presbyterian Church yesterday, in the sb.
sence of the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Ledyard, wing
is in attendance upon the Synod at Leba
non.
The remains OF the venerable John
Wright, ID, which had been been placed
in the receiving vault since the time of hi,
funeral, were last Friday committed ii
their last resting place on his lot in Tx
Wesleyan Cemetery.
There was beautiful Harvest Home ser
vice at the Universalist Church, OIL PlUn
street, yesterday. The. pulpit and alta
were tastctuly decorated with flowers, ant
the tables were covered with fruits. Th,
harvest thanksgiving began in the Sunday
school and continued through the churcl
service. Rev. Mr.. Hartley, pastor Of tn
Church, being assisted by Rev. DR.. Cham
brc, of Franklin, Mass.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
Real Estate Transfers.

The following are the transfers OF real
estate from noon Saturday up to noon
to-day:
James P. Dalton ct al. to John Dalton,
quitcaim to grantors interest in rs by 125
feet, on the southwest corner OF Dane ave
nue. and Apjones street. Cumminsville; 81
and other considerations.
James w. Vance to same, one-third of an
acre, on the north side of College avenue,
lying south and west of Hollenshades
land, College Hill $500 and exchange OF
property.
Joseph A. Meyer and wife to John Mil
ler perpetual lease to 25 by 100 40-100 feet
on the south side of Emmig street, $50 feet
cast of Freeman street; annual rent $22 so;
privilege of purchase at 1915.
James Carson and wife to Rose Morris, 80
by 100 feet on the south side of the County
Road, being Lot No. 1876, of subdivision of
Charles +. Williams estate, Cummings
vile; $540.
James Mack and wife to Mary J. Bennett,
25 by 254 feet on the north side of Colum-
bia avenue, lying next west Of Pitman's
lot; 5000.
James Mack and wife to Clementine A.
Van Hamm, 1877 10-100 feet on the south
side of Columbia avenue $50 feet east OF
Audubon street; $1,000.
Euretta Gilpin ct al. per Master Commits
sioncr, to Elizabeth Chambers, Al 62-100 by
155 26 100 feet, on the west side of Wood
burn avenue. AZ 7l00 feet north of Gilpin
avenue, Walnut Hills; $645.
Elizabeth Chambers and husband to
Rachel Egan, same premises; 5000.
Thomas Bray to Charles G. Speers the
fee subject to perpetual lease of so by 200
feet. Oh the south side of Gilpin avenue,
2ll 4-10O feet west of WOodburn avenue,
Walnut Hills; $685. "a.
Peter f. Fossett and wife to Martha +.
Fossett, "a by 100 feet, OH the west side OF
Canal street, 2S3M feet northeast of Hamil.
ton Road, Cumminsvlle; 81, love and al.
| fection.
! Frederick Schmidt and wife to William
schilling, 500 00acres, being Lot No. 4, sub.
division of the estate of Richard Dill, in
Section l2, Milcreck Township; 81, 100.
Harriet /. Veazey to Anna Ohlhoh.
l75-lC0 acres in the west part of Section u,
Delhi Township, being Lot No. 2 of subdi-
vision Of Lot No. 5. Plat A, subdivision OF
the estate of NJ. l.. Williams; $539.
Daniel DcCamp and wife to George c.
Fowble, 5 years lease of so feet front, on
the south side of Park avenue and through
to the G., III. Il d. Railroad, lying go feet
east Of Station avenue, Winton Place; All
nual rent $50, with privilege of purchase
for $500.
Margaret Sackstedcr ct al, per Sheriff, tc
Daniel Lawrence, Lot No 94 and south
part of outlet No. of Voorhees, subdivi
sion, Reading; $2lG G625.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-27
THE Iron Worker Of King Solomon

This masterpiece Of art from the skillful
hands Of John Sartian, illustrates most
forcibly and beautifully the Rabbimcal le-
gcnd concerning the feast given by King
solomon to his chief craftsmen and arti-
ticers on the completion of the Temple. 1t
is copied from painting by Prof. Shuselle,
and possesses more than passing interest to
those who are familiar with the history ol
the Temple. The dignity Of labor and the
wisdom and justice of King Solomon arc
viyidly portrayed. As a work of art 1t is
unexcelled. As an exposition of the great
principles IF Truth and Justice it is price
less. It is published by Bradley & Co., o.
Philadelphia.
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st. Aloysius Orphan Society.

In yesterdays meeting of the above So
ciety at Mozart Hall the following names
Of candidates for officers for the ensuing
year were elected:
President - DR.. Mosenmeyer and c.
Hellebnsch.
a. Vice President-G. Tbill and O. Schaaf.
First Secretary-H. B. Honigfort and Fl.
II. Evers.
Second Secretary-I. J. More and L.
Kuhlman.
Third Secretary-J. Schultz and G. Bau.
man.
Treasurer--J. H. Prenning and J. II.
LohF.
Assistant Treasurer-A. Haarmeyer ant
G. HOecker.
Trustees-A. Boehmer, +. Grever. T
Heyker, W. Luhn, P. Nuber and A. Puett
man.