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The Hill Investigation.

Washington, 27.-J. NJ. Wilbur testi-
fed before the Hill Investigating commit
tee to-day that he had an account against
government for work done at the New
York Post Office. he presented his &C.
count to Hill, who said it was all right;
but he HID ought to have something
for settling such an old claim. He re-
ferred witness to GsnnoD, an employee
in. his office, who ok him aside and told
him they ought to have ton per cent.
for setting the bill. Witness dill net
assent, and subsequently, the claim was
disslloWed. The mstier wss considered
by Congress, and the committee of
claims made favorable report. At the
hearing before the Senate committee, Hill
appeared and opposed the claim.
Cannon took the stand for tie defense
and swors that no pr position had been
made by him to Wilbur for tan per cent.
Of bis clam for passing it. The firm he
was connected with never bad contract
with government while he wac In goI-
eminent employ. No reason vas as
signed for his dismissal from the depart
ment. The co-partneTship Of Simons,
johnson s. Cannon was dissolved before
Hill became supervising architect. Hill
then took the stand and said portion Of
the testimony Of Wilbur was true and u
part false He never had any converse.
ton with Wilbur in which 1t was either
said or intimated that l would receive or
permit sUy compensation to be paid for a
settlement,
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Utah CENTRAL HALLWAY.
PIONEER LINE OF UTAH.
The Old Reliable, Standard Gusge,
Solid Road-Bed, First Glass Equip
men:s, running between
OGDEN, SALT LAKE, PROVO,
NEPHI, JUAB,
MILFORD.
ON AND AFTER
MAY 21st. 1888.
Utah CENTRAL HALLWAY.

Express Trains leave Salt Lake
daily at 7.40 am, making direct
connection at Ogden with the
Union Pacific Railway for Park
City, Denver, Kansas City, Omaha,
Council Bluffs, Chicago and all
Eastern points and Utah and North
ern Railway, for daylight trip
through Cache Valley.
Express Trains leave Salt Lake
daily at $50 pm, making conpec-
ton at Ogden with Central Pacific
for all points on Pacific Coast, with
Utah and Northern for Cache Val
ley and all points on Oregon Short
Line.
Express leaves Salt Lake daily at
am, connecting at Lehi Junction
with Salt Lake aud Western for Tin
tic. at Nephi with Sanpete Valley
Railway for Sanpete County.
Through Train for Southern
Utah leaves Salt Lake daily at 2.3O
pm, connecting at Milford and
Frisco with Stage Lines for all
points in Southern Utah, Nevada
and Arizona.
Express Trains arrive fromOgden
at l1.20 am. and 7,4O pm. daily.
Through Train from Frisco, Mil
ford and Juab arrives at OPS am,
daily
Express Train from Juab, Nephi
and Provo arrives a. $50 pm.
JAS. SHARP F. COPE,
&Ass't.iGen. Supt. Gen. F. d ?. ACT
JOHN SHARP,
General SuD'to
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TELEGRAPHIC
HARVARD COMMENCEMENT.
Butler Takes Part in the Pro
eeedings.

L
eeedings.
Boston 27s - Governor Butler AID
Lieutenant Governor Ames left for Hs1-
ward co leRe this morning with mem bers
OF his staff end the Nationsi Lsncers for
az escort. The governor was driven IN
an elegant barouche drawn By six horses.
He was dressed in ciizsn's clothes.
Boston, 27.-Butler was received ct
the college by President Elliott without
any formslity. The commencement pro-
cessiou was formed, ana General Batter,
escorted by President Ellio led the line,
and following in the usual order came
the fellows and oYerseere, headed by
President Hoar, the lieutenant governor
and governors staff and the Harvard
trustees. On reaching tho yard the
seniors acted as N escort to Sanders
theatre, which was rspidly filed. When
Governor Bat er, escorted by Charles
Francis Adams, mounted the platform
there wss a slight applause, which the
governor did not acknowledge. The de-
gree of bachelor of arts was conferred
on 1876 graduates, bschelor of sgricul-
ture on one, doctor Of dental medicine
on Gig ht, doctor of medicine on seventy,
master of arts twelve, doctor of phil
osophy five, bachelor of laws seven, aud
hOnOrs were awarded to twenty one
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PURE BLOOD.

PYEMIA, SEPTIEMIA, ScEoFgLA and
other forms of blood poisoning, resulting
in GRANULAR swellings, ulcerous patches
in the throat and mou h, assesses, car
buncles, tumora. ulcers, sores snd skin
eruptions, are speedily neutrslized and
expelled By the "Cu.icura Resolvent,"
the new blood purifier, while the skin is
clesnsed of all disfguring humors by the
external use OF "Cuticura" and "Cuti-
curA Soap" the great skin cures. 'Cuti-
c1ra Resolvent'' absolutely destroys
disease germs, which float in the blood.
urine and perspiration-there is no doubt
about it-ahd expels them through the
bowels, kidneys and pores Of the skin.
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Characterization.

Montreal, q Sir Alexander Gait
said yesterday, the right Of Canada TO
make her own commercial treaties had
been practically conceded by England,
and The 8sodpS cperandt was thAt repre-
sentstives of Canada should be associated
with the British minister and the pro
posed terms be submitted for approval
to the Briti,h government. In these
conclusions England reserved the right
OF judgment especially in cases where
treaties were considered Objectionable OF
likely to produce national complications,
The independence 90 estion was not only
dead issue but had never been live
M O
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Mine Cave.

Wilkesbarre, Pc. q. Heavy rains
the past few days and the bursting of u
dam caused an extensive cave in at the
Altimore mines. Residents in the neigh
borhood are alarmed.
At clock great excitement prevailed
at the scene OF the cave. 1t has already
engulfed one house. This building WAS
carried down with the contents to q
depth of seventy FIVE feat and completely
buried. A large portion of the branch
of the Delaware and hudson Railroad is
now endangered and may disappear at
any moment. Several houses are 10
peril, and the occupants seeking eafer
quarters. Up to This time there is nc
loss Of life. It is feared there will be
still further loss of property.
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REsr BLOOD PURIFIER.

Ihave used your CUTICURA remedies
in several cases Of Eczema. Moist and
Dry letter, aud cured them ali. Your
Cllicura Resolvent, so far as my supply
allows me to test it. has, in my hands,
exceeded in efficacy and efficiency any
alternative compound (blood purifer) ]
have ever made use Of in an active prsc-
tice of 80 years. duration.
z. N. ECKER, NJ. D.
Jacksonville, Pa.
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. sra arLING nnscov.RY.

.. c,sus are often Rrtlei by
n.rk&he discoveries. The fact
=, Or Kings New Discovery for
-umnlioD and all Throat and
Lung diseases is daily curing patients
49,. snry have given up TO die, Is
.rtliug them to realize their sense
= dutv, and examine into the rner-
Of this wonderful discovery, re-
auIting In hundreds Of our best
Phyalcisns using it in their practice.
TrisI Bottles free at q. @. d. l Drug
store. Regular size SI.O0. 4
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cREATEsroK EARTH.

CUTICURA REMEDIES are the greatest
medicines on earth. Had the worst case
salt rheum in this county. My mother
had it twenty years, and in fact died
flom it. l beiieEe Cuticara would have
saved her life, My srme, breast, snd
head were covered for tbrae years. which
nothing relieved or cured until I used the
Cuticurs Resolvent internally, and Cuti-
curs and Cuticure Soap externally.
Newark, o. j. w. ADAMS.
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HAYsvILLE, ONO, Feb. II, 1880

I am very glad to say [ have
tried Hop Buffers, and never took
anything that did me as much
good. | only took two bottles, an i
| would not take 500 for the COED
they did me. l recommend them
to nay patients, and get the best
results from their use,
+ G. Is. MERCER, Md
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The New Hampshire senatorship

Concord, N. H., 27.-Tbe ballot for
UniteS States Senator at noon to-day re-
suited as follows: Whole number, So ;
necessary to choice, 1853; Gilman Mars
ton, IA Aaron F. Stevens, IS; james
f. Briggs. so; James NJ. Patterson, "a !
Edwsrd q. Rollin, los; Harry BinR-
ham, lie. Rollin, Stevens, Martton and
Patterson each gained one from yesteT-
DAVIS vote.
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cuREln ENeRY CASE.

Your OUTIcURA Remedies outsel all
other medicines keep for skin diseases.
My customers and patients say that they
have effected cure in every instance,
where other remedies have failed.
II. w. ROCK WAY, n. D.
franklin Falls, ~. II.
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The Irish.

Dublin, 27-The chairman Of Tough
res Union declared at he never knew
the outdoor relief list had been so high as
now, and this made necessary an in
crease Of The relieving staff.
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City Auditors Quarterly Report.

To the Hon. the Mayor and City Coan-
ciL of Salt Lake Cit1:
GENrLSxEN:-Herewith respectfully sub
NIT to your honorable body report Of the
receipts and disbursements of Salt Lake City
Corporation. for the quarter ending Msy Slst.
1888:
1888.
Mar, Iss.-By Balance in Treasury
ct LIST ............... -, ~ u
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curIcueA REsoLvENT,

CUTICURA, CUTIcURA Soap. sold
every where. Price: gutieurs, so cents
and 81 per box Cuticura Resolvent,
81 per bottle. Cuticura Soap, Is cents.
Uuticurs Shaving Sosp, Is cents.
Potter Drug and Chemical Co., Boston.
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omar RLoop MEDICINES

The half has not been told as to the
great curative powers Of the CUTIcURA
REMEDIES. l have paid hundreds Of
dollars for medicines to Cure diseases Of
the blood snd skin, and never found any
thing yet to equal the CUTIoURA RFME-
DIES. CHAS. A. WILLIAMS.
Providence, Z. |.
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New Tea

Hougkong. .. June.-Reports from
Hoo Chow show ell grades of the new
crop ara of better quality. The spring
rains improved both the leaf and color.
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Peaches.

Madison, Ind, 27-The first ripe
peaches were pulled to-day. Shipments
will begin On Saturday.
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NGkes Collections, Renittjfs9 Pro
ceedS Promptly.
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MONHEJM & KNAPP
Architects and Superintsndents.

Architects and Superintendent.
Plans, Details and Specifications
furnished for all classes of public
and private buildings. Sketches
and Estimates made on short notice,
and sent free of cost to those con-
templating building. Designs made
for Interior Decorations and furn-
ishedin Modern aad Ancient Styles.
Buildings arranged on the most aD-
proved sanitary plans. Office, Main
Street, Third Floor, next door North
I. r. Jones Bank. Postohiee adj
dress, Box 632.
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VALLEY HOUSE
andrew G. BrIYen, 4rOPrtetOF.

FINDER THE NEW MANAGEMENT
u this central and popular hotel mas been
renovated and thoro ughly repaired Tor the
reception of guests.
Rates per day, $l.5O TO 81; per wees
S. to $40, according to rooos,
Board per week, 81.
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Endorsements.

Endorsements.
June 10Th, 1888.
Presented to the City Council, received and
refsrred to tho Committee on Finance.
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Buys and Sells Exchange on New York,
San Francisco, Chicago. 81. Lnuis,
Omaha, London and Principal Cont
mental Cities.
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Balance in Treasury, at close Of
busisesF, May 3lst, 1SS3....... 1855 st
Respectfully submitted,
HEBRR NJ. WELLS,
Auditor.
Auditors Office,
Salt Lake c ty, June Is, 1889,
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June 26th. 1888

June 18Th 1865.
Examined bv 3mmittee on Finance, COM
pared with books in Auditors Office and
found correct.
COMMITTEE ON FINANCE.
Il, DIxwOoDEY, Chairman.
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June 26.h, 1888.
Reported back to Council by Com
mittee on Finance as correct exhibit of
the receipts and disbursements of Salt Lake
City for the quarter ending May Sist, 1883 !
accepted IS such By the Council and ordered
to be published in accordance with the
requirements of City Charter.
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Receives Deposits Payable on Demand.
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LATEST TELEHRAMS
TTHE TERRIBLE DISASTER.
The Death Roll SweIIed to 1000
Souls.

London. 3O.-Of the foreigners
who were staying at Casamiciola,
only those were saved who were at
the Theatre on Saturday night. The
survivors state they were obliged
to pass Saturday night IN absolute
darkness, without daring to move,
even to assist those who were cal
ling for help beneath the ruin. But
little hope is left of more being still
alive. According to the --latest es-
innate 5000 persons persisted on
the island. Many soldiers search
ing for victims, were fatally injured
to-day. Subscriptions have been
opened throughout Italy for the
relief OF the distressed.
it is stated as certain, that 1000
persons persisted on the island of
Ischia on Saturday night. The
stencil from the dead bodies of
human beings and animals is almost
unbearable. Several men and
women were rescued from the ruins
on Monday morning, and many
more might have been saved if. a
larger force of rescuers had been
available earlier. Many persons
who were heard groaning during
the night were dead before they
could be reached and carried to
places of safety.
Naples, 30.-SurvivOrs say thirty
seven persons were entombed in a
room in the Hotel Pieocola Senti-
nella. Count Sergardi, after three
hours exhausting labor, rescued
eleven persons, but failed to ac-
complish the principal object of his
efforts, the saving of his sister. The
play at the theatre on Saturday
night was burlesque which opened
with a scene representing an earth
quake.
Midnight Two thousand soldiers
are digging in the ruins and have
saved 1000 lives up to midday, Sun
day, and exhumed tWenty-four per-
sons alive on Monday.
Rome, 30.-The dead at Forio
number 300, at Laccoameno 500, at
FOntana Serrarra 200. Twenty-four
children persisted in the Nisericor-
dia Asylum, The King and Queen
of Italy have subscribe ed 100000 lire
and thePope $4,000 lire for the relief
of sufferers.
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Coast Squibs.

San Francisco, 3o.-The Southern
Pacific officials report to-day that
the bridge needles, across the Col
orado River are nearly completed,
and trains will begin running on
the Atlantic and Pacific on Wednes
day next. :
The Central Pacific has opened a
bureau in their management
whereby specimens of California
products will be distributed through
out the east and Europe free of
charge, for the purpose of drawing
attention to the advantages of Cali
fornia's climate and soil. Specimens
were exhibited in all the EASTERN
state fairs
The British bark, Newark arrived
yesterday. She reports sighting in
latitude 8 degrees north latitude, and
121 degrees west a large vessel, bot
tom up, name not ascertained.
A fire in Tulare, California, last
night destroyed property estimated
at $4,000; insurance 100000.
A Gilroy, California, dispatch
this evening reports two shocks of
earthquake to-day and a rumbling
sound distinctly heard.
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION EXTRAORDINARY.

Friday, August Sd. st IL q. No., Third
South between Main and West Temple
streets | have been instructed by III.
Bishop to sell the following fine stock at
auction: One grey gelding, 9 years old
we'll broke qnd perfectly gentle, single or
double, fine carriage horse; one Black
Hawk Stallion, years old, kind and
gentle, well broke, an excellent breeding
horse; one Sorrel Horse, 8 years Old, we'll
br, Ike to harness or saddle; one fine
Gents Road Wagon; one fine Top Buggy;
one gilt and black Gents Cart; one pole
cart; two set Fine Leather Single Har-
less; one set Single harness; two sets
Double Buggy Harness; one fine Span
ish saddle; two elegant strings OF Sleigh
Bells; one fanny Spanish Bride; two
fancy Riding Brides; one Sc! Biting
Harness; two Coneertinas, Three elegant
Buggy Whips; one elegant Besr Robe;
Lap Robes, Blankets, ETC.; one thorough
bred Bull Dog, fourteen months old; one
full blood Grey Hound, eight months old;
q fine Shot Gun; 5ideboard and besu-
liful lot of Paintings. Sale positive Cd
account of departure.
+ q. A. REED, AuetioDeer.
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

There is prospects of a pitched bat
tie in Ontario.
The situation with the striking
operators at Washington remains
unchanged.
The news of Carey's death is re-
ceived in Dublin with shouts of
delight and enthusiasm.
Seven hundred and seventy three
deaths from cholera in the infected
Egyptian cities on Sunday.
Father Patrick, a Catholic priest,
with the British forces in Egypt,
died from cholera on Monday.
A suspected informer arrived in
Montreal on Monday. Two detec-
tiVeS were on the same train.
The liabilities in the Shaw faiIures
Boston, will amount to S3,5O0,oGO.
the assets aggregating $5,000,00O.
O'DonnelJ, who shot Carey the
informer, had logged him from
Dublin. Carey died a few minutes
after being shot. O'DonnelI quietly
surrendered.
Irish all over the country are re-
joicing at the report of Informer
Carey's death, and the only anxiety
expressed is that the report may Ill
timately PROVE unfounded.
A sheriff's posse in Montgomery
Co., Arkansas, in pursuit of outlaws
were deceived into an ambush and
two of the posse killed and one
wounded. The outlaws escaped.
Charles Gozel, who is charged
with having obtained $1,000 from
the National Union Bank, Balti-
more, on forged paper, was com
mitted to await the action of the
grand jury.
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Mad Mules.

On Sunday afternoon, the mules
attached to the D. and r. G. street
car, commenced doing some tall
running on Main Street, and when
they reached the switch at the Cliff
House corner, the car went down
the main track, while the mules,
from force of habit, turned to the
west. The result was that they
broke the connecting chain, and ran
all the distance to the depot, with
the tongue attached to them; they
were badly cut and used up when
captured, and stood the trip home
with very meek and gentle look
in their faun-like eyes.
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Produce.

Chicago, 3O-noon.-Whast-Reaulsl
lower; 1909 July, 1917 August, 1887
September.
Corn-Shade eaeier; 5l4 July, 50Is
August, 5NH September. soy October
Osts-Rasier; 29K July, 271S August
26Ss September.
Chicago, S0.-Flour Unchanged.
Wheat = Regular wheat, fairly
active; 1903 to 1O1 July, 1917 to IOl5G
August, No. 2 spring 1909 to lOl, No
2 redwinter 10Y to 1O8.
Oorn-Fair demand, easier, 5l2 cash.
July, SOS to fOA August.
Osts-Active. 29H cash, 29A July,
2716 to 275s August.
RYe-Quiet, 561f.
Bariey-Quiet, u September.
Pork-PaIr demand and lower,
1890 to 400 cash-July, ID 80 to IL s27z
Lsrd-Fair demand and lower;
8771S TO $50 cash, July and August.
bulk Meats-Fsir demand; shoulders
$50, short ribs 1856, short clear 90.
New York, q. Whest-essh Is to
lever, closing stronger. options opened
seady, declined g to q frmer, adYsn-
cling to 11s, closing firm recsipts 1000,
exports les, 900; ungraded red 1.5O16 to
1.l67z, No. l red LAX to 1.145S, No.
2 red I.12H to 1121S, F. o. B. lib to
1.1Ss<, l6 to 1871 elevator.
Corn-Cssh firm, l to IL options
"a to =, lower; and closing firm;
receipts 109, 900 exports 219, 600; ungraded
so to SIX, No. 2 go to 60H.
Oats-Lower; receipts 10000, exports
none; mixed western 81 to 40, white AZ
to 81.
Eggs-Western fresh, fair demand and
firm; 2IM to 2215.
Pork-Active and firm, new mess 1900
to 16.OO1I.
Lsrd-Dull, heavy, prime steam s 92A
to 900.
LIVE STOCK.
Chicsgo, S0.-Hogs-Keceipts $4,000,
weak and lower, 10c to l5c higher;
mixed 5.25 TO 5.65, heavy $50 to 600,
light 595 to $50.
Ca!tle-Receipts 1000; strong and
higher, low grades slow, good to choice
shipping steers $50 to $50, common to
medium $50 to $40, stockers 3.25 TO
400, feeders Ais to 40, grass Texans
3.75 to 4 IS, Wintere6 Texans 4.20 to
5. %, Americans $50 to $40.
Sheep - Receipts 2,1OO; good and
active; inferior to fair SEQ to 1915,
common to good $40 TO AS, choice to
extra 4. 80 to AIS, Texas sheep, 3.25 to
400.
PETROLEUM..
New York, 30.-Petroleum weak, 10.
WHISKY.
Chicago, SO.-Whisky, lis.
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Money Market

New York, 30.-Money market
easy; IL to 2 closing; offered 2;
prime mercantile paper 81 to 6, sterling
ex hange bankers bills steady at 4SS,
sterling exchange in demand at 487.
Boston, 80.-Special dispatch to post
from Msnegois, 18th: Leading clearing
houses in the United States gives clear
ances for the week ending July 18th and
percentage Of increase or decrease, COM
pared with corresponding week, S725 5O4,-
7Os, decrease SSl3; outside New York,
$235, 1863, 4S3, decrease S54. The exhibit
is the most unfsVorable one we have re-
corded for many day, and 1t ia unfsvor-
able not only as compared with last week
out with corresponding week last year.
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The photographers Strike.

Chicago. SO.-Everything is In
good shape in the operating room OF
the Western Union Telegraph at L
o'clock tonight. TWomOre strikers
returned to work to-day. Nine
wires on the Galena division OF the
Northwestern Railroad were cut
last night. The local chapter Of this
Typographical Onion met thf
afternoon and passed resolutions of
sympathy with the striking tele-
graphers, and voted $1,000 in their
aid.
San Francisco, 90 The theatrical
performance this evening in the
Grand Opera House for the benefit
OF striking operators. under the
auspices Of the Knights of Labor,
Melted $4,000. The gross receipts
were about $4,000.
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APastor in Trouble.

New York, SO,-Order for arrest
was granted in the supreme court
against the Rev. Richard Fl. l..
Tighe, pastor of Grace Church
Chapel, in a suit commenced against
him by Thos. J. NObblett. The ae-
ton Is for $4,000 damage, for aliena-
ton of his wife's affections, by lying
and slanderous statements, and
which, Nobblett alleges, brought
about his generation in and the
inebria 6 asylum and in the peniten-
tiarV.
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NOTICE OF DISS0LUTIOEs

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVRE
~ that the partnership heretofore e..
listing between Aaron Keyser aud Jacob
Mori!z, under the firm name Of Kevse.;s.
Moritz, is by mutual consent hereby dis.
solved. All indebtedness OF the late 6Yur
will be paid By the successors Of The ssio
late frn, Moritz & Cullen, and all deblg
due or owing to the late firm, will I0g
paid to the said successors, who will Ger
tinue the said business.
A. KEYSER,
JACOB MORITZ.
July 28, 1883.