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as possible help arrived at the side Of. the
unfortunate young lady, and she was
pulled out OF the mud more dead than
alive, but, strange to say, no bones were
broken. A physician was sent for, and
meantime a large crowd Of the picnickers
had arrived at the spot where the lady lay,
but before the physician arrived Miss All
ing had sufficiently recovered to satisfy
everybody that she was not dangerously
hurt, Blood ilowedeopiously from small
cut in her head, butthat amounted to very
little.
Miss ling, the heroine of this remarka-
able accident, is Of prominent family, and
well known in the vicinity of her home,
When the Harper left Madison, the latest
news from her was that she was rapidly i'm
proving and would get we'll The cliff over
which this young lady tell was measured,
and the distance found to be sevenly-tive
feet, and her escape from death is indeed a
miracle. -[Courer-Journal,
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A FEARFUL FALL.
A Young Lady Falls Over Preciplcc Sew
enty Ave Feet.

A Young Lady Fails Over Preciplcc Sew
enty .hvc Feet.
On Saturday last tho Freshman class ut
Hanover college gave picnic In grove
between Hanover and West Madison, ..and
late In the afternoon Miss Alling. acoompa.
MED by Mr.. Charley swcpe, wandered of
among the immense rocks In the hills for
tho purpose Of gathering wild flowers and
hunting curiosities. Mr.. swope was aware
o. the danger IN the cliffs close 10 where
they were, and had repeatedly warned Miss
Alling to be cautious where she stepped, but
In .nf unguarded moment the young lady
thoughtlessly went ahead until she plunged
over precipice, and fell distance OF sew.
enty.nve feet down q perpendicular line OF
ragged rocks, but fortunately missing them
al, landing IN . pool Of mud, lace foremost,
where she laid for several minutes scnseles,'
and .pArAlyEed with fear. Mr.. Swope, zee.
Ing the accident, shouted to his associates,
wno VAN some yards away. and = quick
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Drugstore for Sale!

10 4 good nelghb rhocd, good school and
churches, with good will Of lucrative practice.
DIR. T Q. POoLI
Point Pleasant johnson county. Terra
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OF simmons Liver Regulator upon the
nervous system, Frustrated by long suffer-
ing with dyspepsia, constipation, and kim
dred diseases, is without precedent. Its
tonic, cathartic and Alternative effects are
truly wonderful.
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9tIrdfca1.
how T0 TELL


! Liver Regulator,
or Medicine.
Look for clean. neat
WHITE WRAPPER with
the red letter z, EN-.
bracing the emblems
'of our trade, Spatula.
Mortar and Graduate;
also observe the sig.
nature of
In red ink on the side,
TAKE No OTHER
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Buchupaiba "
Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder and Urinar diseases. 81.
Druggists. Depot, Geo. L Atkins, Dallas.
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The feeble and annotated, suffering from dys-
pepsla or indigestion IN any form, are advised,
of the most delicate constitution testify to Its
harmless and restorative properties. Physicians
everywhere disguised with the adultera'ed
liquors of commerce, prescribe 1t as the safest
and most reliable of all stomachics For sale by
all Druggists aud Dealers generally
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Boware OF those who KNOW mounting OF MedIcaI
Compounds, who put out nosrums known to
only made TO fleece the public and to pirate on
the well earned reputation of Zelin 4 Co. med
iclnes, These frauds have no reputation to sus-
tain, and will cheat YOU Tor few pennies every
way they can. Look careful TO the medicine you
are induced TO take, for much suffering, perma.
nent injury, and oycn death itself has resulted
from improper treatment and from taking un-
skilfully prepared medicine
CAssvILLE Ark, July s, 1879 Dear Sirs-l
send you another package of the counterfeit 1t is
called a trial package. ltsays 1t costs you moth
ing, but 1t like To have cost me my lifa, Yours,
&c, John GRIFFIN.
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Judge ". 7. Adams, of Kaufman, for Stat,

To the Editor of tho Herald
DALLAS, kxAs, June 0, 1885,, Many citi-
zens OF DalIss county would support Judge
u. 7. Adam, of Kaufman county, for state
senator rom this district He IL one of the
leading lawyers of Kaufman county, and
would make splendid senator.
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BOARD OF EQUALIZATION,

Notice Is hereby given that the honorable
Commissioners Court VI Dallas county will con.
ycnc and sit as a Hoard OF Equalization on the
IN said month";. 10 receive all the assessment
lists or books OF the County Assessor, for their
inspection, correction equalization and ap.
proval, at which time all dlspu'es between par.
lies and tho said Assessor will be settled.
Attest A HARDWOOD, County Clerk.
Q. r. botArs, Deputy,
June lst 1854. iune.dil,-w2
The Daily Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Or.) 1876-1883, 1882-06-14
NEW TO-DAY.
NET EOEND.

IN THE NIGHT OF THE leJu. Oh
~ GatSop Spit, about loo i,thcms. with
one red buoy. marked Cook" Apply 1t
JOHN a. DEfLIN'S cannerV. icl4,5L
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es being made or money expended
before it is appropriated. The
appropriations committee, the
speaker and the majority who
control the House know this per-
fectly well, and know that all the
appropriation bills must be passed
before the Both of June. But they
knew more, for they know that by
law purchases for the army, navy
and different departments of the
government can be made only
after previous advertisement, anu
that, therefore these bills should
be passed a month"; beforehand, so
as to give heads Of departments
opportunity to tabulate the items,
see what they have to spend and
issue advertisements for their pur-
chase. Of course the remainder
Of the necessary business OF Con
gress, the greater and most i'm
portant part OF all--its necessary
business-has now to be done in
haste. But all experience proves
that the matter of passing apprn-
priation bills in haste means ioi,-
bing, means corruption, means
swindlin% of the taxpayers, rob
berry Of the treasury, and especi-
ally when a huge surplus revenue
of s150,000,000 has drawn hiiier
a numerous lobby and When 4
person of the character and ante
cendents Of Mr.. Robson controls
the business of the House aud
controls to great extent also the
conclusions Of the appropriations
committee. Sr0r.
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R0AT ANn XEE lose.

& NEW FISHING BOAr. PAINTED
n white on outSde aud brown color in
side. with no marks or number upon her, h;tS
been missing since Thursday. june -. She
was run hy Chris Rciuland. Jensen Larsen,
boat pailcF. The net was 10 mcShrS. i!ar-
buur No. L.. cotton lines laid lclt-liande,
Galvanized iron buOys marked -. 4. &
Co" Following Is the particular description
81 The boat Length over all, 25 feet 5iRchcS !;
keel. oak. "a feet inches long beam. feet
inches thwartS all fir, Il: inches thick ::
oak kneed. oak tiInherS. oak gunwalr, Sp.kcd
ins;de-timbers center board, iect Tong /;
spruce plan:iing. ana deck. \ liberal yt-
ward Will be paid for any authentic mi0nua-
tiOn III regard Ito tie men. boat or net by
the undersigned. ;. ID. ADAlR y 60.
ieSdlw
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Notice to Contractors.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED By THE
I'D undersigned ~ Astoria until noon. June
20. 1852. for furnishing the materials and la-
bor for the construction OF brick bnlding
ip.lO1 feet. 8 stories high. 10 be erected in
Astoria for the Odd Fellows Land and Euid-
ing Association. Pans and specifications 10
be- seen ut the Occident Hotel. The right i
reserved 10 reject any and all bids
Ey order Of the R0arl OF Directors
4 j. MEGLEE. S'r'y.
tOrecOnian cOpy.l .iui i;a.
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IN SUNDAY AFTERNOON. ON THE
W middle sands. $50 fathOms Of net. with
black buoy. marked No. 10. The finder VIII
be rewarded by leaving it at Weathrrby X
Themes. i0r CHARLEY HERBERT.
ipI3-3t
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$I.0OQ Reward.

TssHE WEE OF MY NETS Is OF BAR
T. bour'S No. ~, l2-ply Twine. Si.-inch
mesh. IS mesheS deep; cork line sal
vaged with No. St cotton tNine and
lead line with No. 80: corks marked J.
Hume. l will pay REWARD or ONE
THOUSAND DOLLARS TO any person furnish
ing information leading to the arrest ana
conviction OF parties engaged IL cutting or
stealing any nets belonging to the uG.icr-
signed during the fishing season OF lSS,.
JOSEPH HI ME
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an THE MORNING OF JUNE aTH
~ near SHag Island, abreast Cooks net
racks, about 30 faihOmS old net. ). mesh /;
marked &c. M on leads Finder W.!l leave.
ii at TnAlD & STOKES irii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
DYING IN A HOME.

Samuel Carr, age -venty-thrce, a hrotheT-ln-law
of Tounnodore vanderbilt. buried las, week
in tie MoraVIun Cemetery a NeM-DOlt, near INC
Nanderbnt vault. lie was known on staten Island
as sammy" Carr. ne married sister Oi COmInO-
dorc Nauderbilis iir,t wl1e whose name was J0hn-
SON and ioT many years he occupied a farm al New
seoiieutiy kept tie Old Bulls Head Tavern III
Norlhiell and was also keeper OF the toiigate on
The Fresh Kill plank road. Aiter the dcath 81 his
- hr h.l,iIue "a pauper AID was an inmate OF the
R,rbnoud County IOOThousc 10r nearly twenty
vars. A few months ago he was taken from that
lnstifutIou b. Cornelius Vanderbilt. son OF W III IN
NJ Vanderbilt and placed IA the Home for lDcuIa-
bles. where lie died. HIS funeral expenses were pnd
by The Wander tilt family.
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Uncle ans lctt'tailrf- are hai i"oinnf 81 81" men
liable 81
Auo-ur, 80 which The suuIt ted Calling tur poet
oe thc reporter had Pheasant conversation Wth Ar j. A..
Nt.r or the most popular ani clever iocfc rrriH in
IAo.i Nj. Naltn sid thAt Whir 10 ihr Amy during
hc spfairl or "i lis ankles when Was always
Hurng during tir period al he rapid
dd not md much fccl fuiu the
applied ut two lac hit upon ~, jacobs
on ANA experienced wonderful relief from lis use several
the bItdt German Kennedy Irt Ned han
teiy reporter talked win orrn among the iecrcai
Irfn the - eat icrmin Kennedy was popular
m the post Ihcy 4 for ect rheumatism,
aud pra4 30 II LIgnly.-. Indianapolis llAdJ NOVA
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clerk until about year ago, when he became IN
volved in some trouble with young woman and nc
came to this city. He had considerable money
when he reached here. but no spent 1T foolishly.
waiter. bnt he lost his position there about five
months ago In his room was letter, written IN
the Italian language, and addressed TO friends;
stating that the writer in the full possession on
his reason but that he was tired Of being in debt
and was without hopo of securing profitable eui-
ulovmeut
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ANOTHER HOTEL REPORTED UNSAFE.

An examiner OF the Building Bureau reported yes
terCay that the International UOtoL Nos. II and ~
Tark-row was unsafe because the rear wsil was
buIged trOiu tue cellar 10 the tuII soy. tie re-
commence ed fnat the wall DC shOred up and that
marion Of It be rebuilt The proprietor o. he hotel
t;.d Yesterday that the wall had been bdigcd
lIile ior twenty years. and that II vas safe. lie
fhouoht the examiner wished TO cYt0rt money, as
man mad SAID III the tel week ago that 'he wall
wUuld be reported unsafe unless matters were
"txed" The proprietor said That he bad told the
man that he WOULD not pay any money Tor such
purpose he added that he would not spend any
money in repairing wall winch Was already safe.
INSPECTOR f.oterbroOk yesterday ordered the build
irD al No III Avenue-A T. Ue pulled down, as II
Ga1 bcep Teported dangerously unsafe. Buildings
at Nos 3-7 Canal-st. and 3Z4 EasI IAIty-loUilA-
st. were reported as needing repairs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
HOME NE rs.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

T;nb Arooue Hotei-Scnafor Warner Miller OF
Hcrkmcr y y Gilseg House-senatoT J. Z MSphert t o.
Grand central A0e,' ncra foln G
Robinson of Binghamon y. y bfc,gI I rnission
Mn s.,y Uofel-Fx. samuel COBB % n's'0n
Neac. York HotcJ-Captain Irving OIL inc s'oaui'iP ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
DENYING THE PLAINTIFFS CHARGES.

In the suit of Angle against Beecher, IN which the
charge was that l.. L. Beecher conopred WITH buei
T. Hitchcock TO deITaud Angie OF Naiudpe IlIi''is
st,cSs i'm an exchange for Arkansas lands, the de-
fenJant was committed TO Ludlow Street JAN but
Is now out on bail Mr. Beccher SAID, III answer to
the inquiries OF TRIBUNE reporter yesterday, uat
tbe Mining stocks referred to were utterly worth
less and be showed aiiidavits III support OF tins
abatement. He I'D further that he never had any
relations or dealings whatever With Angle ana
never even saw the man. He claimed hat he would
be aDle 10 show by the rest mony OF unlnleacna%le
witnesses that Angle has been connected WIN some
nj fhe mos no. orOus and unsavOry o. mining opera
ti0ns He ad led that for nearly year nc had heei!
Threatened with arrest unless he would settle
and that he urcferTed a temporary sOOurn Iii Lu'i-
low Street Jail rather than 10 pay what he cohsid-
cred AN unjust claim. Judge Barrett, IN reducing
his bail from $4,000 to 5000. seemed to indicate
bis ouinion of the nature OF the claim AGAINST MI
Eaerher and the motion for vacation OF the order
OF arrest is expected to come up this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
SHOT FOR A RITRGLAR.

James Doan, disspated mn about MY year.
old whose home il NJ No. 40 Wortn-St., was found
by a policeman in South Fihh-ave.. near Fourth.
ST. at l a. M yesterday suffering from a p sno,
of LIQUOR al the time, and could not tell VINO hll
shot him. TIE police sent him TO the Newah 3r dS
Hospital where it ascer aimed that the slghl Oh
his eve had been desroye but that the wound was
not fatal. The police believe that Dolan attempted
10 enter some house whore he was not known, anu
that The occupant mstook HIM for burglar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

ADMONISH US ALL TO PREPARE FOR sPRlN" -
SHINE AND WARMTH, OF WHICH YESTERDAY
WAS FORETAsrE. NEVER BEFORE "hEh
We so WELL PREPARED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE
BIG AND LITTLE. WITH SPRING CLOTHES, AND
FOR SEVERAL WEEKS WE HAVE BEEN BUSY AT.
TENDING TO THE WANTS OF OUR CUSTOMERS,
NOT UNPLEASANT DUTY, AS THEY HAVE IN
CREASED IL NUMBER, AND COME WITH CASH
AND COMPLIMENTS,
WE HAVE ANTICIPATED A VERY LARGE BUsI'
NESS AND THE PROVISION OF BOYS AND chill
DREN's CLOTHING ESPECIALLY Is on SCALE
WITH TIE PREMISES DEVOTED TO THAT DEPART
MENT. AN IMMENSE STORE OF ITSELF so FEET
FRONT BY 200 FEET DEEP PARENTS WILL FIND
HERE EVERYTHING NEEDED FOR THEIR BOYS,
INCLUDING FURNISHINGS OF ALL KINDS. HATS
AND CAPS. WHILE A SAVING OF BOTH TINE AND
AND MONEY WILL ATTEND THE USE OF THE CON-
VENIENCEs WE THUS PROVIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
SHOOTING nnasGLF BECAUSE IN DEBT.

FeG.e Savancschi, an Italian, twcnty-iOur years
old committed suicide yes erday by shooting HIM
sell Though the head in a iuI.i he'd room at NJ" 90
East foulli-st. lie belonged 20 tho better class Of
italians WAS good looking and well educated. lie
WAS born anu brought up III the cry oI Milan,
where ms father is now superintendent OF the IdiI-
way oepot. before he was eighteen years old. re-
lice procured position in bank, where he was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-TO-DAY.
sun rlses 49, sets go Moon Mss AS Moousage dys %
HIGH WATER TC-DAt
Forenoon-Sdy HS GLIB Isld. GAO Hon Gate. 500
Auer4OO-ay ia, $40 Gov ls!d, 7ll Hen Gaze. 300
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
re- SIZE FOR FALSE IMPRISONMENT.

ivn intends 10 bring an action Tor false nnpreOn-
ment against the Central railroad Company Of
New-Jcrscy, liIchael Lennon special ollceT eh-
tarr. Mi 1 talbot alleges that Oh friday night ne
bought ticket from Bergen Pom, to New
yCrf from the conductor OF the tram,
and tbat when be arrived az the
ferry in Communpaw he was not allowed to go Oh
the boat wit Iout paying three cents additional for
ferriagc. While he was eXpostuiaung WIN ll9
1irtnf agent AZ the ferry Lennon arrested him and
took nm bcfOTe Justice Carr, who hncd Inn o. lie
rcfnseI 10 paw the fine. and the Jusuce committed
him for rs o DAYS ana sent him TO The second RE
cinct Police station TO be detained until lc could DC
sen, To the county jail in the morning. Al CLOCK
Yesterday morning the Jusnce sent word 10 tie STA
mon 10 dlsc haIge MI. Talbot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

RUPTURE--Relevcd and cured by DR.. j: A
shermans method without The Injuries trnsscs nlc Inn
His book, with photographic hkenesses Oh
bad before and after cure Is mailed Tor lOc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

DRGroI. April Passed the Channel steamers Egyp
tin Monarch tBr biis"", ol Sew ora Alrl = on her
U.t, ID Al ilI Moray, from do phi for do
tiis ol Lincoln lisI wood, IRON Boston Aprl2.
LIVERPOOL. Ami iJ-Arlyed, steamer Bulgarian Or
Tiauf Boston ApiI J.
QUEfNsIOW>, Apri Arrived. steamer Lord Cough
Ann hughes Pmladcp pima APr l. Oh her way To Liy
cTyOOi
fou sew. ok Apr T. way TO Queenstown ana Law
cTpOO- .....-
50. HAMPTON Aprl Arrived steamer Baltimore Ger,
Il.lm,is rom Baltimore Mafch 30 on her Br'
loNtLl.. lt'AIr steamer ethiopia Br, camp
h,. from NcW.loIk ApIlla, 90 hcr way 10 ''ll-gOW.
iiAN.i phi I0AuIyod, steamer canada w, Funguel
from .,cW-l OLA tifl %
~c steamer aDcsia Ger Franzen, from Hamburg hence
for Nrw-Nurk
lava. New J. ot- AtrIl J.
iitLf,y Apni lJ-a.led steamers Nova ScOiian Liver.
p01 Aa.,nDn Glasgow; ChaungtOn, BoTdeaua. Par-ian,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

The Holman Pad Co.'s remedies are no @
pertinent The price within the reach OF all 7l4 Bro
way, and all druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. d.,
lA4 IAxnztou.ave 29thst Hours, TO and 70 T.
Attention to Uenslemon.
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Fretful, sckly nursing babies soon become
cheerful and healthy mother Parkers Ginger Tonc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
Announcements.

Earl g. Wilson's f and w brand of Mems
Collars and Cuffs arc the best Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

al TAKE My COCKTAIL IN THE MORNING.
Instead OF a cocKtail to brace up on take
Wneglassiu OF
RIKERs ELIXIR OF CALIsAYA BARK
IL won't start spree but will brace you up LOT
all day not mention the appetite you'l nave. ,. -
Pint bottles ~ cents Only To be ODtncu III lh u"s
1888 Oth-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

Malaria positively cured. Emory's Standard
Druggists sell them, SOC. Crittenden. ll5 Fultonst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

Steamers GcTnlnir, pam Lake NCIgOn, Tor Lverp0O
ass au sioualcn and Ee-Iayia, London Ehcn. Bremen
hip,uci. Hamburg; War-ld. Antwerp, Eeuga, GiDIiitar
A1ai,i Cadiz BacaTIas, Lagavra Bermuda Brlmuda ~a
afpsg havana GdNcs0u aad Al
city of Macon, savannah Cty OF Allan
"a ,ston; Eenef4cor. Wilmington Od Dom zach
mOud. re kWatcr West Point Va, VIM Kennedy. y. fillmore
l. q knight. GcorscO~u MayhoHor, Philadelphia BarAs
Gustav Ado IN Juborg Chignccta Bremen: Mrdepad, I'd
dauils lrcu4d. Charlie Atom
ti-, sailed. Long Island commissioners Gamma
Ualf1x: oa1Cus. Lo-tou Bark Spartan. -nzil ore
Anchored at Cy Island, bound OuJ-Dar4 EalnOrc .or
..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
-, rcr,oN rpo1rpI Es IN NEW-JERSEY.

ELECTION lhOODlEc Nv All"
The Jersey City Board of Canvassers met Nss .
dav afternoon in the City Hall and canvassVH lne
returns of Tuesdays election iheIe was no c,,aso
IN he result already announced, although daring
attemnt was made to count in IA defeated candidate
in the Second District, the DemocraIc ssrolendu ;
About baf an hour after the returns from tlat
had heen clnvasscd and the result ofiically
daclared q member of the Board announced that
there was a mistake in the Ninth Precinct, ana
moved that n committee Of Investigation he APP
pojnted This caused conside rable excitement ana
discussion but the committee was finally appointed
and proceeded TO examine the returns. II was theh
discovered that change had been made IN tie VHie
for Police Commissioner. The returns MED the gay
after election with the City Clerk gave
Bernard Mccarthy Independent Democr2u
l4l votes and Patrick Malone QR"guiar
DeinOcrau IL. In the returns yesterday
the las, one in 141 had been erased and the WORD
seven written IN place of il. The alteration had
been made however, in different ink and IN 50
clumsy a manner that II was easily percertlpie,
Richard Muir ay. the Judge of Election was on
COMPLAINT of Police Commissioner Malone, taken
before Judge Si sing and required 10 give Sl,OOO
bail Malone ALLEGES That Murray Is the man
tnrD made TO the Board of Canvassers.
T %IM Maudevine. clerk Of election in the
Third Precinct Of the Fourth Ward OF Hohokens
was arrested yesterday morning on complaint OF
Edward Kaufman a candidate ior Alderman WHO
chorgei hn with wfuly neglcc;lng his duiy
Vaudeville disappeared after the polls closed on
election night ami did not return To ASSIST IL TUh
ing the vote With the vote OF thai pfecinct haui-
man would have been elected by 1t majority. bnt
Board of Canvassers threw the precinct Out an
elected kaufmaus oppOn Mt Vaudeville was NJ. III
in delaul; of ~ 900 bail 10 await the action OF inc
(,rand lurV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-04-16

"THE LITTLE PEACEMAKER."
A beautiful Palette Price 10 cents
For sale by al ne WsdeaIers ana statiOners. or
j.. C. JOHNSON. No 81 Marren-st., New-f OK
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SKINNY MEN.-"Wellss Health Remover I
stores vigor cures Dyspepsia weakness, &c 81