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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-14

FATrorAL.-Mr John Mccullough
FoRDs.-Boston Ideal Opera Company.
CoMouE-Eiarry Montague.
DIME observation-disclosures and evening performances.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-14
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-02-14

"If you had your WISH" he said to tho maid
The maid who from Boston came
And the dearest thing on earth would DO laid
Atyour feet, what gift would you name2'
moment she sat In reflective thought,
While her mind Few to other scenes,
Then replied; 81 would wish for great big pot
ofmy childhood's dear sweet pork and beans.
--Bismdrck Tribune,
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SUDDEN AFFECTION IN TIE CATSKILLS
THE CRUEL HOAX WHICH TWO sPoRTIvE MAIDENs
rtAYED UPoN 4 CALLow YOUTH

"Jim " is a Young man of tWcnty-thrcc sum
,nora Int hi4 position is that Of an Office boy IN New
York mercantile house I'm broadway near worm nv
sal A., ~ 80 week. lle dresses IN the latest STYLE carries
"A cane and walks with arms a,imhO after tho manner ol
n dude" Witll no lsugiy enough to stop clock
When scnt upon an crfuud be- takes with MIN volume on
mercantile lass 10 convey the impression tlht ne u
professional man. A tine time for Jiu'- vacation dicW
near some weeds ago hc piOudcrcd long ana hnNousy
over the advertised iuc- of the Fashionable summer re
sorts finally concluding 10 visit tho Cntshs ON tho
train le mot young Lady and ut once icll III olo WIN
ncr In some way he managed 10 engage her IN CONVEX
slOn and delighted tO hnd that she int'hncl 20
Rtay AZ the same hotel which hc had selected ~ ine
hon I'm tine evening he danced win her once ana trn
leading her ont upon the balcony, dropped upon hit
knees declared his passion m the choicest words ne 'oul
recall from the dime novels c had read. Hnd asked her u
marry him. with gesture OF compassion Hho lh"ll'h'u
him to lrisc. and said;
"t ava very SORRY That hnyc not known ven unti in
day. buf unfortunately engaged 10 iho II'4hch'.
Iut io not despair Will Introduce you tp friend oi
mine. pud marry her, SD" Ia Woiih Nv lhlVi'
ana VIII mako tnu better wife than could
Tho Introduction WIS effected thrt" was hu"ihcr dance
ana another pluuu.Il. ana jim Wut hh thflE'd W"n'
lto uliuDd ~ the hotel uuphrr diI, when ht money
ruulur lu hc Wa compelled to return 10 the CIV lll'
sweetheart tturtrd ptuu4r from hin iu Niit rNnb
dJ, lul ui 10. iotrH fuli ul love- uhd Too iho uirt'hH
of ha dulira be- du dttho7 un pufo nurt pnrr 81 I'
mot rntIIt HuU if WurtfH That hr cannot i've WIN.
hrf uud rV dttr lfo trrr Iphcd hrr Z" htl tNt,l
h,Nricr 90 ilrul thai hc bad strong dc7ltc to frl
hold ID, trc t- money ANA WHOM II WIS suggested thhl
she wouldn't lc HIN have g. he seemed greatly surprised
aud said. -hcu give uc half Of IT, won't rhri'
inns hi-ur't ambition 40 present ls 10 nave ms salary
raised 10 4 IL q week, 10 that lie can get married
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NEW-YOKK CITY.

Maps Of the property which the Aqucduct Com
HissOne desire 10 acquire for aqueduct purposes
IN WcstchestoT County were filed IN the Registers
ehico yesterday.
Frank A. Irish Yesterday was appointed assistant
70 the Corporation Counsel at "a salary Of ~, 500
DC served Us assistant to Corporation Counsel
Whitney.
The Commissioners Of Accounts yesterday began
She annual examination Of the books Of the De-
partment OF Charities and Correction
The NewYork Medical Mission is about 10 ex-
tend It's work by the addition Of dispcnsary No, 4.
The mission Is III need Of money 10 carry on its
work
FINDING THE BODY or A MISSING BOY
The body of John O'Bren, n boy who disappearcd
from his grandmOthors house, No. IS SevGnth-st
On August A. was found on Thursday in the East
River at the foot of Iwcnty-siXth-St His relatives
Thought that he had been kidnapped. lie was
probably drowned while bathing.
RETURNING FROM A CRUISE or YACHT
The iron steam yacht FulcOn returned to this city
yesterday from two months cruise TO Nova
Scotia, Newfoundland and Canada. The party
consisted Of her owner, X. +. Bush, of Bush IL
Denslow, with his family and several guests.
"HEALTH HOME" FOR MOTHERS AND CHILDREN.
The capacity of the Health Home Of the Chill
dTens Aid Society, at West COney Island, has been
taxed 10 the utmost this week, 100 mothers and
children being received and many put over until
next week. The work would have stopped with
this week had it not been for the donation
OF Massachusetts lady.
NOT CASE or YELLOW FEVER
Upon the arrival of the steamship City of Alex
andria, FROM Havana and Mexico, on Wednesday,
Captain Z. i. Zimmerman was immediately brought
ashore and taken to his home in this city, causing
ruInor that lie had al attack ofyellow fever, but
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CHANGE IN TrE SITUATION.

From The Troy Tfacs (ortgfnqt,y anti Btafns)
The Iron Times will be entirely frank with its
Utica contemporary, and say that II thOught-and
Thought hone5ty-that Mr. Blaine could not carr ythe
state of New- York. But Mr.. Blaine has proven himself
10 be such magnificent candidate; has borne himself
i'm the election contest like the great Parliamentary
leader was whcn the House he confronted single
handed the hosts OF Democracy aud trcason has mani
such wisdom In all his public acts ana especially
I'm his letter Of ACCEPTANCE letter which IN breadth or
Thought in statcsmaukc comprehension or the Nv
the day IS W to live I'm the classics OF Amorl
can composition aud dscussOn-and which has grown
vastly I'm public estimation. dwariug all his compcti
tors giant dwarfs the petty things made into human
images that Tte IrOy Tues not only believes he VIII
carry the state ot Sew but that he viii elected by
a larger popular and electoral majority han has nee
given 10 ans President since Abraham LincOns second
election. save only the uncXampod choice ~ General
Craft over Horace Greeley I'm 1872 From the day OF
Mr. Blainc's nomination to the present tlmo he has
grown stronger and stronger and We believe hc VIII con
tinuc grow n popular tOuNlucc ANA support 10 tho
end the ncrcc fires which were To consume hlm nave
only brought uut the EOdthe pure m"tl-that was In
h while the electric llgIt turned uppn cleveland has
shown him to be- only mass Of mctHl and moral weak
mesa Tho campaign hns made snipwrcrh Of hs char
nctcr nnd Democracy would yesterday hatu hailed Win
greater delight letter of d,clinaon from his hands
than the ccbio acceptance which was obliged to ie-
rrvo n he had only bad the courage and tho m1uincl9
to ~ such "a document to the world.
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THIS ENCUStBLE PRIDE.
From yhrgrspbfc.


"Spcaltipg of proud men, said rcd-noscd
man In Harlem grocery ou saturday tho pipudcst
man know Old jacob Solomon. H. never allows any
man 10 Say a word against anything hr INA. IT. carries
il ulmo- to- far 4 fow weeks - Solomon ANA Wofo
sitlii iu Jakos place drinking hc'r Wucu tWo young
IIebtcwa cam" IA iu1 $40 down ~ the next table. W0
could bo o. ryoty hing thrY H1d
"'ycI, tl,' aid one, how id Jou on"hoy tho sum-
mrrf
'lrsl mtr' r.plol the otlcrI 81 vntup 10 tho CATS
NlH'
"'trh DIT sot WA dpc myself do hlmmrr prtorc.
~ dc w} Isaac, dd Yuu ncU that brrtty reed woman
dot toeA py tuc uiuau' ~ haclI'
"'t huould ,ulir Il didn't
"'Did you 1T hrrf
'Ncl 81 tdldL't NUu can trr nay head ~ pt-r ban
"'soddL Fodid l. Vat dp you INK OF hcrf
''I tiuk IA r. dc worst lcr-lu. eyer saw
"'SOdoI'
"Then Old Solomon, who had b.cn wrapped up IN the
conversation, interrupted
You -ay shcnt mon, dot yon kissed dot woman, ana
She wasn't pOod ussugF
" MS none OF your pzness al We say but tell you,
Old man. -he wasn't yOith dime
Don't say dtf, shcntcmcu. NOu mustn't say dat
know pctt4. she j. good kl-stug'
"'Vhat 10 you know apo,t Rach,cP they exclaimed
together.
''EyerydinSs. she is my yife'"
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The SUNDAY TRIBUNE.
FAV0RITE PAPER IN TOWN
AND COUNTRY.
ENTERPRlSING AND WIDE AWAKE.

Those who want the best New-York paper on ~u7i1
morning delivered at their houses either Nsv
FORK city elsewhere by any regular local newsea-r
TIE TRIBUNE advocates the election Of Blaue aid LoHa
ami policy Of protection 70 American industry seuss
a eat increase Of circulation this account
THE TRIBUNE IS generally conceded 10 be the oess
Of all the NewYork sunday papers. At al the sum'nes
takes leading place 1t has not only all the toa ne
OF the day, but great variety Of special dspltia
from prominent ponrs. homo and abroad. 10 contains
foreign letters and articles by special contributions
interesting topics Edgar Fawcct Is now Eht
ing for TRIBUNE series Of social Sih0uett
or capital portraits Of characters in Newlork spciy.
They ar good their way Du Mauriers pcnfsin
London Punch. The broadway Note Book" clippings hsa
other papers literary reviews. fiction Home Inicreda
aud other departments diversity the columns Of The paper
On sunday August 81. viii be printed Pulpit sAeoh Oh
the Very Hugh F. Lilly. pastor and prior oi the D'n
inican church and Convent Of st. Vincent Ictr'r
THE SUNDAY TRIBUNE Is perfectly SAFE for any family
THE TRIBUNE. Now.fofL
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SIATEN leland

The first notes of the Katy-dids were heard ON
Thursday evening. Farmers recognize the first
appearance Of these birds a. ign that white frost
will be seen ak weeks from that time, and they
govern their operations accordingly.
RIcnMo>D.-Th Thomas Mccormick, keeper of the
alnshOuse. raised large crop OF hay on the county
farm Thirty tons stored IN barracks for win
tor use on Monday were burned * thought
that some of The pnupcrs set IT ON fire because they
were required 10 work on the farm and were re-
fused the use of the horses 10 drive down 10 tho
beach on the warm days
TouPKINsvfILr- An induest was held Yesterday
al TompkInsyillc, :. l., In the case of G. NayOrcn
captain of the Norwegian bark NOrdhaycn, who
died suddenly on his vessel few days ago. lIo
sent ashore for two boxes of pills. The directions
said thai three were dose. but Captain NavOrson
swallowed all the pills in both boxes, and was Boon
writing in commissions. from which he died
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VARIOUS NEW-JERSEY TOWNS.

James Powers w's, convicted on
Thursday of being dsorderly aud sentenced to
eighty days in the county jail. While the officer
was buying tickets Powers slipped into the park
adjoining the railway station and was about to
shoot himself when he was found. lie had pur-
chased the pistol the night before.
ELrzABrrn-Twcnty men belonging TO the wreck
ing crew IN the shops of the Ihadelp'ua ana Read
ing Railroad have bccndscharged. The house OF
Ellison C. Doughty. No. 122 De Hart place, was
entered and ransacked by burglars recently. The
family is absent from town.
IIoBOKtN.- Recorder McDonough's Office, which
adoins the Police Headquarters in the city Hail.
was again visited by thief on Ihursday might and
robbed of Sl2 Two weeks ago the same oihcc was
robbed 500 ThcBocorder believes Chat an entrance
was effected by false KEYS while the police think
that the thief entered hy the window. .... Henry
Hoffman n tailor living at No. lO2 Chm ham IT,,
New York. was arrested yesterday while rnlng
statcrooms on the steamship Donnu at the
Bremen docks.
WlsI IIonoKrS.-A number Of taxpayers hnyc
petitioucd the Town Council 10 hnvo suit brought
apalnst the hondsmcn of Collector Anderson Tor the
nmount of his alleged deficiency. Anderson denies
that he IL Il dcfaulter but there IL no money in the
tresnIy and the towns creditors are becoming clam
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LONG Island.

HEMpsTTAD-Mner Tray and Mrs. Jacob Dow
have been pronounced insane and taken TO the
Mneola Asylum The list of insane people from
the village in the last few months IS II matter Of
considerable speculation.
The crews Of tho Life-Saving stations on tho
coast will 90 into quarters on Monday The sta
tons and equipments are all reported IN complete
order, and few If any changes VIII DC made III the
several crews of last year.
BREEZY POINT-The Rockaway Kennel Club is
about 10 erect a club house ON Us recent purchase
at a cost of i . 900. Plans arc being made and the
work will soon be begun Tho hGst Jail hunt Is an
nOunCed for next Saturday.
Oysters planted on the south side OF the Island
Will turn out fine crop, tho planters pr0nOunclng
thcm better than for several years,
The BARTLETT pear crop, this season, promises to
be the largest for many years.
BREsLAU-George Heinserling. yesterday, was
sentenced 10 six months in the county jail foI steal
ing $l7.
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BROOKLYN.

Young man with large blue eyes and close
cropped hair kue la front of the door 81 the Com
of Sessions yesterday aud crowd soon gathered
about him. They did not disturb him ana he
PRAYED for fifteen minutes. EX-ConglcsshaI
O'Reilly finally took him by the ann and handed
him over TO a policeman. The youth told justice
Walsh that his name was James Cunningham, OF
No. 2O7 LOrimcr-st, and that he was n wool
weigher As his mind was evidently wool gather
ing Justice Walsh held him for examination as TO
his sanity.
There will be music by Contorno's Military Band
at Prospect Park this afternoon, from to u,
Permits for the erection of foTty-slX new build
ings were granted during the week.
court-martia assembled at the Navy Yard yes
terday to try a seaman named Wilson, for msubor-
dination. The mombers of the court are: Com
mander J. Crittendcn Watson, president !; Com
mander William Whitehead, Lieutenant Frcdcr-
lex II. Paine, Lieutenant Charles {. Cou"eIi,
Lieutenant Hotchkin. and Lieutenant EraNtus H.
Robinson, United States Marine corps: Lieutenant
Allan c. Keltou, United States Marine Corps IS
Judge Advocate.
The Brooklyn City Railroad Company Is erecting
new repair shops at MyTtleaye. and Broadway, ther
old shops at Flushing and Marcy ayes. proving 100
small
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while large number pressed toward the stand shouting
ale IL orator. ""IianG him" lie shall not speak
here. etc, and they wore only prevented from doug
him DO lily harm by Governor Morton, who stepped to
the front aud said that SIR Hendricks there by his
Inv tation and he specially desired there should b3 no
such occasion As 10 his frequent"
visits 10 the White House, The Indianapolis times asked
what wa. his errand aud It answers iis ques ion
ut the record does show that 10 was frequently at tho
White House to obtain IA pardon OF such as Charles W.
Hs l. who convicted % swindltng the Government In
hore tracts and hued $4,000 and sentenced 10 tn
enentiary; ~ Obtain tho remission NJ fines against
whskev thieves; obtain pardOns for traitors convicted
OF trcn ike crimes" And this man. Hendricks, 40
This day so forges the American people rs 90 judge
that they have memory and that they are gllllDe
fools This denagogne, deep I'm nspiracies OF secret
REASONABLE Organizations during the advised Indiana
ID mocras to tlke care" Of recruiting officers who came
into the state called Lincoln an mbecie, aud SPOKE
st n meeting OF sOpperheals I'm Seymour. Indiana, IN
1864 the last OF the IN to the sentiment
Of he cal which let all who favor peace. all WHO
deaf 10 free from the eathgrp OF this UNANIMOUSLY
wicked iuIb 'cc and tyrannlcal Administration lts
arbitrary and Illegal -t aud it, drafts and conscrp
lion laws which peaceful citizens dragged from
their homes aud all the endearmcnts ofdOmes tic life" to
butcher aud be butchered come out and hear ths ad
yorate Of peace and reunion" Thomas A. Hendricks
the friend OF LncOlni DsOyay never was the Hehd
OF loyalty, nor never VIII be.
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charge OF cruelty to animals, and the case was
tried Yesterday before Justice Lane. The jury
found him guilty. but rccommended him to mercy;
Mr.. Aitchlnson remarked that lac dId not want the
mercy of the court. and fined $40. lie Will
appeal his caso in the county court
M,MARoNECK-A fourtecn-year-old son of Pat
rick Smith drowned while bathing on Ihurs-
day.
GREENBURGu.-Mrs John Sherwood, of Green
vllc died on Wednesday and the funeral was to
take place yesterday, but burglars broke into the
house on Thursday night and stole new suit of
clothes that Mr.. Sherwood was to wear to the
funeral bottle of brandy gold watch and chain,
and all the provisions in the house. They then
solid The solid silver had been removed to Brook
lyn on Wednesday for safety. The funeral was
postponed until to-day on account OF the burglary
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
NFW.UAMpsuIRE VETERANS


EEW-HAMTSHIRE VETERANS.
WErRs. n H., Aug. 20.-The fourth and last day OF
the eighth annual cncampment OF tho New-iIampshlre
Veterans Association attracted fully 5000 persons but
drcnnhing rain neccsstatcd the pOstpOnenent OF the
BATTLE OF Chantly" which was to have taken place. this
afternoon.
DEATH OF NOTED MARE.
HARTFORD, Aug. 20.-The bay mare Princess. injured
in the accident Wednesday at Charter Oak Park, died
this morning.
A RENOMNATlON DECLINED
HARTFORD, Aug 29.-GovernOr Waller has written n
letter TO the Chairman OF the Democratic state Commit
tee declining to be u candidate for reelection.
END or THE VIRGINIA DROUTH.
LYNCHBURG, Va, Aug 29.-The damaging drouth or
seven weeks standing broken last night aud 10 day
by cOpious rains throughout this section Splendid corn
and tobacco crops which have Dcan threatened WIN
rapid destruction, are nOH in'urel.
WOMEN At THE POLLS
PERRY, n. H., Aug. 29.--eycn women and twenty
three men voted mt the school election here.
CON5ERvATOR OF THE STOREY ESTATE.
CHICAGO. Aug. 29.-Iudgr Knckcrbockcr or the FRO
manager ~ The Times cOns.ryatOr Of tho estate Of VIII
bur +. storey.
KILLED ny A FALLING sCAFFOLD.
CHICAGO, Aug 2J-Ile sCIhOdin2 In ia" new Board
~ Trade Building. which six worknnn were working
gave way TO-DAY and two ~ tho fell distance ~
eighty feet one Of them was Instantly Killed, ana tho
other was fatally Injured TIE other four fell only u
short distance and managed ia save themselves.
DEFAULrfNG CLERK.
LOWELL Mas, Aug 2D.-lhOmas g. llawouh clerk az
fnuor aud ha4 noi. Ne cft note stating That no hat
luat tic money In telephone stock Tho amount OF the
dedication h not known.
scHOONER5 CREW PROBABLY LOST
MILWAUKEE,, Aug 2O.-Captain schridcr. ~ tho
schooner Dcilo Laurie, reports seciuV a. scowbnil.
hoOnor. bottom up about twenty I'VE miles west OF
white nan Mich. IN" uim' could not Do seem 10 "a
feared That tho crow have uoen O't.
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SHERIDAN SpE16S TO VETERANS.
HIS RECEPTION BY NEw-HAMPsmRE rROOPs-A
RRILE srEEcm 10 Old COMRADLs.

HIS RECEPTION By NEW-HAMPSHIRE TROOPS-A
BRIEF erEECH TO OLD COMRADES.
WEIRs, y. H., Aug. 2S.-'The third day of the
eighth annual ncimpmclt Of the New HImp hire Vet
cru-' s-or alton largely attended Gen ri Shcri
dan arrived the Montreal dt express train from COl
cord CannDns were fret and Hail t. the chef" was
pmved hy tine band The lst Now Ham shirc Cavalry
with Major Bxy ns president, ed escort with the
lin NcW-II1up. hire Regiment I'm charge of Colonel
ilod,dcu. Coiorc James l.. Larkin. pre- Ndcnt of the
Notc.an AssOci lOn. received General sheridan About
5000 people gathered he Hotel Wers at tho
nc Of General & crdil- arrival. A. o'clock the
stand led 10y the quests and others ana the
grove comp etply packed General sheridan
mt oduccd and ga. given rUusng cheers lie made
the following speech:
COWHNpIs: ! have heard that cheering before | did
fo make speech but 10 meet all aud get
clpso to proud NJ the troops who fought
undcr In the war from New Hampshire aud Of these
cOuitndcs who served ncIr hy. have always retained
for them the t"ndcrrs. sediments - friendship. I came
10 he cunOn 10 e"c and shake hands with yO1. ana me
taking uia be- done by the Governor and others who
cauc here air ATTY pruri, am glad 10 sce this gather.
ing. T. a very interesting 10 the would he glad ~
oil who Will cll upon ~ the close " these CSccls'R.
thank YOU for yout kndncas aud VIII always retain tho
nemnfira ~ ilti. orcndon
At he clo.o lac Was loudly cheerch uensml Sheridan
was owe hy tho orator oi the day NJ A. Haynes. Of
keW.ilnmpthitc
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TUOrGUr READING Ar T1tE SEAsGDE.-Sca-
farug Patty "Do you believe I'm this ere thou road
ing sr what W. ear uucl " IN london l'-1OuiiN
"WolI. cr-l don't know DON'T think do much 30
you believe In It i- -cafjrug Party: "M course doo',
air. I'r instance. I knows pretty well VIVA You're A.
thnlue OF now Tourist. JUDGED what do YOU sup.
p,,c l'm tllnidng ofT Scanning roltyi "WgL sir.
tevri. your p'idpI e. airkct N0u'ro A-h hlng -
how t4 crr Old party mig take Nudly If yon Wac ia
ar4k ulm what he'd have 10 drink' dourut Ia IN for
TO- ltup
CttrtNG.-idNin: "Thcsc COMPOUNDED
French dun,fs don't srru 10 nudrrsInd hrlr own In
gurpr, Aury W# Ahgrnti Noi ua you rprut II, love.
ib me Wuy. I Voul1 recommend you dIrdgH 10 nprhh
French m frHucc Wh you have ythng ~ contdcu'
ttl nature To- impair me hefut1 Tho natives hp many
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morn cH4RGEs lGINsr rHE LADNERS.
ENTERTAINMENT ANp ODrAINISd MONEY UNDER
FALSE rRElEyCrs AMONG THEM.

FALSE PREIETCTs AMONO THEM
PHHADFLPHfA, Aug. 20.-MOrc of the cred
tDr- Of the Suspended hrn Of Ladncr Brothers baukefs
and brokers' Obt utd warrants today for the arrest ~
G. members Of the uru changing them with tmbrlzle
mcut. I'm on suit caleb S KdVwuy sWOTe out "A warrant
for the arrest Of william T. and l. us J. adner chBrg-
Ing them tn me enb lzement ~ ~ 200 and with oh.
tauluR money hv il.c and d lent pfetcucrs
.isftpic Lennon hcd William m $4,000 bail aud com.
mtrd iouIs default of *ll 900 bail The mnRistrato
having received certificate from Atlantic Cy where
William -. that the lat cr IA sick, he nIod the bah ma
stated flr u hearing on Iuesday
In another cnso William II Dohnor made AFFIDAVIT ,
upon which wdrGni issued the arrest of tho
urnb. ~ Of the bankrupt nrm Mt DOhncr alsgog IN m
during ls year he deposited $4,000 will fhe 1rm for
Investment f. city sizes, aud iha' during the current
year h. also dcpos'd 1lOoO with the nun for iuycs-
ucn In various sccui1iies, making tutn ~ f0T 600
lie never rec Nc any return Tor his money aud Arge.
that lhe members 81 tlc nrtn, Louis j. aud " Ham f.
IAducr, HpprOpfiiled tho money their own nae A
warrant wa Issued Tor the arr y, OF the Mcsss Laducr
and Constable II ugh went 10 Atlantic CITY where VIII
lam T. Iaducr H.