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THE CORRECTOR. SAQ-BJJLBOE . L. I. SATURDAY . OCTOBER i , 1892. School CommiBSioner Howell came in town yesterday. - . A G ROWING IxsTiTrjTiON. —The South- ampton Bank Uaq BOYT $162 , 000 on de posit. ¦ » IfT l —i Mo re than three-fourths of tho capita l Block of tbe Southamp ton Water Com- pany baa been subscribed. Tbe capital is SMO . OOO. ¦ « «»— Th8 ferry boat Granite City, ply ing fcetweeu Greenpoxt and Shelter . Island , baa been ttken off and returned to Rhode Isl and. - ——»»« » «» ¦ R OT . J. J. Harrison and wife attended tbe wedding of their nephew Ju dge Harrison of California to a niece ' of \Whitelaw Reid , al tbe Opbir Farm this week. __» i«, m Dr. Levi W. Haleey has sold big resi- dence on Ocean Ave., Bridge Hampton , to Hon. H. P. Hedges for $3 , 500 , and Lis practice to Dr. Silas H. Corwith. '* «t -* - t^ r — FIRST J o y of \RBOISTRATIO^ , S^tn rday October 22d. S ECOND day of Reg i stration , Saturday , October 29th. On this day tbe vote r must go in person. — - IB* ^—i CousoLtDATios. —Frank S. btratton T?bo has boug ht out A. M Payne ' s store in East Hampton took possession this week. He has consolidated bis bnsi lieBB with Van Scoy and D.iytou , and the two stores will be ran uoder tbe firm name ol \Van Scov , Diytou & Stratton. Tbe steamboat MonUnk will make an excursion to New \Sork , leaving here Tuesday after next at G:30 p M. and leave New Yoik on return , Wednesday 9:30. This is to give an opportnnity to attend tbe Columbian Celebration. Tbe excur- sion is under tbe ausp ices of Gazelle Hose Company. ¦ ••» ¦ Tbe corporation meeting call for Friday next is to authorize the straightening of Bay and Hampton streets on tbe Driecoll purchase. Mr. D., is willing to moke very great im prorements in tbe construction of roads and aidewalka , if tbe authority is grant ed , at bis own expense. _ —i w •»• « ¦¦ — ¦ The Eaton Dial Works have com tnenced operations in tbe etcond story of tbe Hampton Mills building. A small number of bands are now employ- ed under tbe superintendence o! Frank Glover. An order has been received for eeveral thousand dials from one of the large watch movement companies. Some handsome diils hare been made , »nd tbe enterprise starts out with promises of Bucceaa. —» <•• ^ The C I . EYEI . AXD and S TEVENSOX C AM - PAIGN C LDB of S AG IlAnnon flung out a handsome banner last evening. It xran stretched across Main street from in front of Kiernan ' s Block and makes a fine showing. The occasion was not made one of oratorical display. A telegram was re calved from Congressman Covert , yes- terday afternoon asking if a meeting was to be hel d in the evening. H» was ready to come , but the committee in charge thoug ht that it would be better to defer the speaking until nex t week. Amp le notice will he given of Mr. Covert' s coming, and no doubt bis constituents within thi s vicinity will giie bim a rousing welcome. Oakland Cemetery. The Annual Meeting of the Trustees of Oakland Cemetery was held in the office of Hon . E. A Carpenter on Wed ceaday morning. David P. Vail , E-q, President in the Chair. The Trustees whose terms of office would expire were re elected unanimous Iy. They ore E. A. Carpeutpr . S. B. French , J. L Sherwood , G. W. Tabor. Tho committee on hydrants and gates reported that the same had been obtain- ed and put in p lace. A requisition up on tbe Treasurer of SGI and some cents was ordere d to piy for the same. The Ladies 1 Improvement Society ivaaautho rized to p lant a privet bodice oo the cemetery grounds along Suffolk St , be- tween South street and T. H. Tail' s bouse. Other authority w«a given lo the Ladies Society to improve the grounds and J. Sherwood was appoint ml a committeo to act with them. The committee on titles reported progress. ¦ .^. ^ B UCKLEWS AEXICA SALVH. The Beit S»l*o tn ttie world for Cats . Bruises , ram , UJc«r» , 5* *lt Itneamc, FtTM Sor es , Tc ner , Changed llanni . Ctilluliiiis. Conn , inu ill SUa Erujiuoni . and poaiurelj carei file* . »rno p»y re- quired . It la Ku*r»tttcc«l to INT « perfect «»ust»otion or mou#jr refuu.1^.1. l* n«a S3 ceuu par has. for M > br \V. W. Tooker. To tbe President and Trustees of tbe village of Sag Harbor , Suffolk County. N. Y. : Tho undersigned freeholders in the said village , request you to call 0 special meeting of tbe inhabitants of said vil- lage , at which meeting app lication will bo made. F IRST , To straighten and disconlinue a part of the West eido of Bay street , iu aaid village, from Hampton street to tbe angle in Bay street , a distance of about nine hundred feet , BO as to make the East and West sides of Bay slrebt parallel and the street fifty feet wide from said anede to Hampton street. S ECOND , To straighten tbe ISfortu si3e of Hampton street from Bay street to an angle seven hundred feet westerl y of Bay street , so aa to make Hampton street fifty leet wide. Dated this lGth day of September , 1892 . „ Edward Driecoll , Geo. A. Sterling. Ed gar Z. Sunt , F. R. Harrison , Wm. Wallace Tooker , Geo. Kiernan , B. D. Slei g ht , Geo. C. Raynor , O. S. Hed ges , John DeOastro , M. J. Moronney, D. E. Youngs , CORPORATION ME E TING. Notice is hereby given that a special meeting of tbe inhabitants of the village of Sag Harbor , N. Y., will be held at the \Village Hall , in said village , on Friday, the 7th day of October , 1892 , at 2 o ' clock in the afternoon , for the purpose of act- ing upon the application contained in the notice , of which the above is a copy, namely to alter and discontinue part of Bay street and Hampton street , in said village. Dated ibis 22d day of September , 1892. C. W. PAYNE , C. H. VAUGHN , C. S. HEDGES. Trustees- P ET ER D IPPEL Clerk. CORPORATION NOTICE. A Universal Beaatifier. —Harmless , effective , and agreeable , A yer ' s Hair Vigor has taken hi gh rank among toi - let articles. This preparation causes thin , weak hair to become abundant , strong, and health y, aud restores gtey hair to its original oolor. Annual S chool Meeting, Notice is hereby given that an annual meeting of the freeholders and inhabi- tants of the \Union School District of Sag Harbor , (now by order of the School Commissioner District No. 11 of the town of Southampton , ) authorized by law to vole therein , will be hold at the Village Hall , in the village of Sag Harbor , on Tuesday the 11th day of October , 1892 , at 7:30 o ' clock p. M ., for the purpose of elect- ing two members of the Board of Educa- tion in the place of Everett A. Carpenter , and John H, Hunt , whose terms of office then exp ire ; also for voting a tax for the current school year for teachers ' wages and contingent expenses for said year , and for the transaction of ouch other business as may properly be brought be- fore the meeting. By order of the Board of Education. E. A . CARPENTE R , President. THOS. P. BISGOOD , Secretary. Notice. Tbe Trustees of the Village of Sag Harbor do enact tbe following ordinance to be observed within tho s»id village under tbe penally on tbe persons vio- lating tbe same , prescribed Ihorein : No person shall ride any Bicycle on the side-walks of tb . e streets within tbe corporate limits of the Village of Sag Harbor , under the penalty of Five Dollars. C. W. PATNE , C. S HEDGES , C. Ii. VAUGHN, T RUSTEES . Dated Sag Harbor , Sept. 15 1S92. DR. C. W. SPERKY of Westerly, B, I. VETERINARY SURGEON and EQUINE DENTIST -wcill be in Sag Harbor in a short time. Leav e your ordora with Jons M . Hxi. - DRRTU, Sag Harbor , Sept. 17 , 1892 . ' ¦ i i \j i \ .. 4t ¦ , \ — —«—-.1— .—.— rTI ,, ¦ pi, .». , ¦¦ ¦ . r ¦ ,.^.. t ,. ,.. ^. 1892-i-MEYER, BROTHERS-:-1892 toj r - A m SPLENDID JUN E OF NEW (3JOODS. MEYER BROTHERS , Washing ton Street , Sag Harbor , invite the attention of tbe pablio and their patrons to their Fall opening. They offer to the people o! the East End the FJSEBT and UANDSO ^ SST selection of CLOTHING in Sag Harbor and at prices lower than ever before. Our goods are of the best make , the paterns various and attractive , and the st y les of tbe LATEST car AMD FA SHION. We hove also a most superior lino of Gentlemen ' s Furnishin g Goods of every variet y. You cannot do better than to inspect our stock. Our Fall Supp ly of SHOES & FOOT GEAR of all kinds is tho largest and most ' complete we have ever offered. Hats , Gaps , and Head Wear of th© newest etvles. Tbe ladies will find a special showing of Autumn and Win- ter JACKETS , SACQUES , CAPE.3 , & CLOAKS, &a. Come and see our S EASONABLE S PECIALTIES and satisfy yourselves lhal we offe r CHOICE BARGAINS. WASlUSCvTOf* STRI3I5T , SAG HARBOR . L . I. QIT05 1T R NY ATCII OASK FACTORY. Branch Stora , Main St., E;ts t Hampton. M ^WP—« ^-<P*— \ ¦ ¦ — — ¦ ¦ ¦ ! —»^*—— l»IM I II ¦ L I ¦ ! ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' I I I I I «.*——— — ¦ ¦ - ¦ ! ¦ I | — ¦¦ III -II HU ¦ ,.m I * MAP OF New York State CONTAIN IN G Census of 1890 , Enumeration of 1892. Congressional and Senatorial Districts Under the New Apportion- ment , Post-Offices., R ailroads and Townshi p Lines, TOGETHER WITH ONE YEAR'S SUBSCRIPTION TO THE ALBAN Y WEEKL Y JOURNAL. ADDKESS The Journal Co, 61 State Street , Albany, N. Y. UNDERTAKER & EMBALMBR Loftstem Building- , Main Street , SAG HARBOR , L. I. GEO. B. BROWN & SON OUR CA RPET STORE la filling irlth the most coraploto stock ot CARPETS ,.MATTINGS f OIL CLOTHS We have ever shown. Special attention is called to oar Use of Oil Cloth \ -Rugs , Which comprises the X«weit aud Host DMlnbU Patterns. GEO. B. BROWN <fe SON . October. 1S92 . A p leasant event of the week was tbe nniting in marria«e of Mary the eldest datig Lter of Mr. and Mrs. John SnlliYan of Water Mill to Patri ck Malone of New York. The marriage took place in this village late on Wednesday afternoon , the bridal party returning to the home of the bride ' s father where a recep tion was held ia honor of the event. At an early hour the honse was filled with invited guests , and all went merry as a marriage bell until the small wee hoars of the morning. Masio was furnished b y Prof. Marahall and son , of Bridge Hampton , the floor of the large dining room bared for the occasion was the center of attraction for the devotees of Terpsichore and the mnsoians ' skill was io continual demand , as reels , lancers , qaadrilles , and jigs followed one another in rap id succession , intersp&r sed by songs of livel y or comical nature. A typ ical song on \Water Mill , \ by Mr. Garvey, of New-York , the groom ' s best man , and manager of the affairs of good cheer , broug ht down tbe house. All the wants of the inner man were sumptaonsly provided for by Mrs. Sullivan and her diug hters , and the only thing we felt sorry about in . regard to the bounteous midni g ht sapper , was that we hadn 't capacity enough to sampl e all the good things spread before us. The young couple were generously remembered b y their frienda. The g ifts were numerous , costl y, and* serviceable , and all of practical value to them when they start housekeep ing as Mr. and Mrs. Malone. The gift which attracted most attention , and which will be hi g hl y valued b y Ihe recip ients , not only because of the g iver , but also as a work of art , was a li ght blua satiu sofa p illow , made in the Convent in Sag * Harbor , and presented by the Mother Superior. Oo the cushion worked with fine embroidery silk , were flowers and four representations of peacock feitthers tbe bright hues so blended together as to at ence create admiration of the art displayed in so perfectly reproducing the beauty of the natural feather , with silk. Congratulations and wishes of good luck were continuall y in order as reluctantly the guests took their departure , - each having fully done their part in giving \ ihe young couple a merry and happy start off in the connubial life . P AI .- Defending- tlio 'I' owil . The finding of great quantities of oysters in Shinnecock Bay has attracted oyster men from various parts of the county, aud hundreds have been engag- ed taking the bivalves. The Town Trua tees have issued un order warning all persons not residents of the town from oyelering in the Bay. The special officers appointed to look out for the interests of the town are Samuel Berry, Step hen Goodale , Willet Rogers , Henry Carter and Wesley Hulse , They are instructed , if thair orders are not obeyed , to deprive the trespas- sing parties of thei r implements by force , aud to get warrants oafc against parties resisting by force the orders of the officers. Three Futchogue parties , named Wm. Still , Alanaon Still and Chauncey Ross were arrested last week for oyetering in Shinnecock Bay , and broug ht before Justice Harri Howell for trial on Wednesday. They obtained the services of Timoth y M. Griffing of Riverhead to defend them. Ex Judge Young appeared for the Town. Dcainoas can't Bo cured. by local app lications , as thoy cannot reach tbe diseased portion of the ear. There is onl y one way to care deafness , and tha , t is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mncus lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets iu flamed you have a rumbling aonnd or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed . Deafness is the result , and unless the inffamation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition , hearing will be destroy- ed forever ; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh , which ia nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucus mem- branes. We will give 1100 for any case of Deaf- ness (caused by catarrh) that wo cannot cure by taking Hall' s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free . P. J- CHENEY & CO., Toledo , O. D ESEBVIKG P BAISE . —We desire lo say to our citizens , tl»'« t for yours we have been selling Dr. Kme ' s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King ' s New Life Fill? , Bneklen ' s Arnica Silve and Eiec Bitterp , aud have never handled reme- dies th'i t se) l as well , or that give such universal satisfaction. We do not Lesi tale lo guarantee them every time , and we stand read y tu refund tbe purchase price , if eatisf/ictory results do not fol low their use. These temedies have won their giout popularity purely on •their meritp , W. W. 'looker , druggist. Iu an age of fraud and adulteration , it is certainl y gratify ing to know that nuch an extensively used preparation as A J *\ T ' 9 J w<npnri!lfl nwj i?e . implicitly relif-d upon. It nnver varies pitber in quality appearance, or effect , bat is always up to tbe-staodard. Water Mill. nr I TTU <*rjrn.n « , Pin.u<»« aM3 tip. Catalogue Dtn I I I VKKE. DAMH1. F. BRATTV, Wash- ingtos , Jf , J. Agf ut^ - Tran l «<l- Kailivaf Uatcn aro Cut Very Covr r<fow. Even the popular lines have made bi g re- ductions . Buy soon as demand is heavy . Lansiog. 397 JSroatiway, N. 3T- , not onl y saves passengers many a dollar but thinks of their comfort , baggage and berths. Write for information and ratoa. 50 , 000 routes. AH lines. All classes. Li g ht Pastries G M P Li g ht Hearts j| HM Self-Raising Flou r d * $J Makes onl y the Best, COAL ! Tne subscriber will continue in tne fiunrc , as ne naa ror tne past '» yeiirs , to sen COAL 2 , 200 ibs . to tne ton. He httH always on nana a stack in assorted sizes , ot the beat qualities of Ued Ash and White Ash Tl ' lK FOREST CITY WHITE ASH la cspeclMlj recommended to those wishing a pure free burning Uoal. Plymouth Ked Aah constantly on hand. l' ricea low for Cash. No one CAN , no Ot»» SHALL, undersea or glre a hotter artlolo for tb« money * OIUS. W . PATXB. . Couud. A Iittdiea \ watoh . chain and fob. For further information inquire at this office. NOTICE, All persona ato hereby (orbUWen * .o furnish any Labor , Material or Supplies for any of tne Depait- inenlM of the Village without tho writton order Of tho Trmitoea . such order la accompany Ijtll when presented tor audit. By Order of the Trustees , ,„„ „ . _ , . . ' • \iT^R DIPPEL , J R ., Clerk. WILSON'S EXCHAN QE «•«• ¦ ¦ ' ,i ¦ American Hous e Block, LATB jniTRR ' S HOTEL. _ [Licensed Premises.) At this old popular resort the public will And a first class assortment of liquors consisting of BnAMBins , W HISXIES , U INB , R UMS , and C OHDIAWI . Also InroaiED and D OMESTIC W ISES , in variety. Ales , BcerS , anil Lagers . These goods can be had in packages , ns well as to be used on the promises. A full line of Domestic and Imported Ci gars of favorite brands. YCENflLiNo ' s bast Lager alway s on draft , fresh and cool. Bottloc! Inger delivoroa to familioa antl parties , anywhere in the village. Central Store. The undersigned harlnz acquired an Interest in the huBlneiii ot tho Central Storn ha* as&amed management at tne oame, anri trill continoo to carry on a GENERAL QUOCKUT AND MA1) K RT JlUtJINliSiS. lie respectfully Invites a share of the public patronage , aud truntn to receive a call from hiK friends generally. A. D. LUDLOW. S^j; Harbor , >' , V. Apri| ;^i, PIAN O LESSONS , The subscriber wishes to give instructions upon the piano , at her residence or outside. Stie has cnut two vears * e xpe rience in teachtnsr tn lirooKIrn aa i ca n ftirnl-l h reference* of Hie Highest order. For terras Ac. apply to >U-iS MATIt.njL UARTHOUJ-t-OT , \Sheldon House \ corner Of Suffolk and Concord Sta.. sag Ilaroor . _ 4 Corner Drug Store ARTHUR T. BROWN, PL G. Orndnated Pharmacist. P ure % §oa^ Perfumes Drugs ^l|p7 A * D ASD ]illd lS> Patent Chemicals « * i.^^^PMedicines , TENNE Y 'S FINE N. Y. CANDIES. j FOREIGN & DOilESTIO CIGARS. FhyKlciniitt l-rG«crli>Uori H CnrctuJl y Compounded uny or Might. Frwioh , German, and HpauUh »poken. Vomer Main and Washington BtB. Harbor Pharmacy JOSEPH- P. LOW11Y , LlcouHOd mid KoQluiarad PUarmticUt. mtxj uH , Dtsxtcut , onvas: No old Stools—Everything frea h and new. A good lino of of Porfumoa and PaUnt Medicines. Rubber Goods and Toilet Aitivlea, Prescription work a' Specialty NO EXTRA. CHARGE FOR NIGHT •JALiIiS. Orders for Pb yeioinns dtlirvry, FBSft, Sag Harhor , Jul y 1892. As II appeared Feb. 3 , 1877. Harness 1 Harness I} T UG undersigned H UT * no'af a tiBifc i>^Kr] QariMBB Maker , and ara nov r**iy ai U QJ 3& OLD stand next door South of Yonftgg ' VjSk market , aud opposite tlio F«opl<j ' « n n^ where orders can be left , and Harness ^| bo made and Jobbing attended io. X2*& done and gootla sold &% dump «^ i& o^ shop ou thin Inland. HILDRETH 4 BEN ji^8Si A D it appea r* Jan. if , 180(\ Mr. Bennott having sold out his internal to Mv. Uog«n!H , Uio firm now ia Hildreth » Rogers , and tlio business will be «irwa$ ou aa hoieloforn. Hftincfls made to order—of any dwoiCi^ tion , and price according— u r any part «f a Haruoaa. All Jobbing attended tq with prOW pfconj nnd sutixfuction gunrnntood. On Sale tho following V RTEMCJA . IH T J KU- MENT .1 ANO W JIIHH 1' owDuns : Tuomaa ' , GofT' a ; K OIIII U' S ; Slinw ' u , Uarpeute^B &»J WilletfB. HIEiDIJlST n & ROGERS . Kcopern of Livery. EstabliHhed WXL Top Btigg ieB , flurroys , Roan * Oartf , YU- Ingo Onrts , Wagons of all defiou ' ptioac , Polcn , Nock YofcfiB , Sea., &n. , for tola by IIILDRETO & BENKJr^ Mny 8 , 1890. vis it appears Sep, I , 1892 ROGERS & DOUGLAS FUMITURE REPAIRED ! CLOCKS PUT IN ORDER , Ami wart or simlifiroluas dono niitctly and on »ftA*- onablo terms. \v , L, COOK, * '^' So. 10 ilMk»ui« U, SOMETHING NEW . Tho Colcbrfttod \CInnse » Bread , Cako snil r»rioa Knlfo Mairaf actnrcra want agenta In every locality U) handle thosQ knlvoe. Dcst thing In tho market Pr**. entagonta clear from 110 to$15 dally. ScudtLOO fc* ovnpleict. THS 0LAUS8 8HEAR B0., £temout ,a Kirby Holise. Southampton Lone Islana , OT. Tt, O pen to receive permanent and tran- sient guests. Meala furnished to visitora to Souiiiampton. 7m3, Barn to Let . A two gtory framo barn , eitnaled on lb*. Eftttt aida of Mt-ftdow street . i>»fj l^rbpr iu the rear of tho Ufd gus llonso. A pp l y to C. It. hei g ht , ut liis K 9yiVg l <n W OUia^ CIllLDitEiN TEASE FOH Dr . Hoxsie ' s Certain Croup Cure , It C I VGB Inimoilinto relief In (lie worst canei of Croup, Wiiooplug couaii . Dlntlierla , ami DroueMUt , CuiikUk nu nuiiauu. rrlcu ui ceniM. SuM by pruiuluent <!ru«»i.stH liaet «r, it W««t BUCK'S FA MILY DRUG STOKE , illndlsou strcut , §ug-Haibor , TH\ TLAC15 TO BUT Pure Drugs and Ohemicalsj Taiht A y Holes , Per/ n»,es , a nd Pa ten I McdU-ines , Fine Ciqars, am OTOrytliinj: nsunlly kopt iu a Firm Clu« Brag store , iTCMcriptlana rurcfullj Roinpnunilfil bj ^ competcm, l|ccuac<) 1'lianuaclat— V AJ untl Nlgllt. WM. UUUK . DruKlnl , sag Hitriwr , March U, 19M. Kk For Sale. A 2} atorj Dwoliinj/ Q QUM , vit)t iftf a taeht , aud n good vroll of watar , j S fujigt^ i to pieoowmodnte twp er \hr*§ /gfltrWi Lot 08J fe«t on froet , 60 (**>t * B m/ 4 MJ 115 f««t.d«Mp. Plomantlv l»c*U4 V^pt A fins vater viev . Will b« to(4 at « t»/AB0 to cloat sp eatata ef Joalojj Iioabiwck , 4j^> oca»9«l. Alio icvernl othtr hcuftfti tot SA I*. && parliculi\rs call on CHAS . W. BKOWW , Real Estr.to und Imaranae JLgtm ^ Glm2 S« B Ilarbor . «. X , USE BUCK'S Norweg ian Cod Liver Oil. T nrc nrcs T AXD KINRST PKRPAR A TIOW Of TI1 K KIND. EITectivc la n|l illsesuen roimlllltf from uu ItnyovoviaU ud comlltlon ot tU% hloo«. Us ironi l re.iiillH aro won<Ier(ul. PergauJ **M l- nionlalH of I IK good clk'utv . SUCK . D£0««iML . sag naruor , L. I , May l(»l , TO RENT* A bountiful , completely furnish.d houa. for tho \itmuiur , on the water. Bath room , hot ana * cold witter , atublu , gard.n msda, for teriHH , ^a., apply lo YV. O. ORISONS , 8w2 S^g Harbor , JJ. f, HILL & YOUNGS , MARB LE WORKS SAG HARBOR , L. L Ilnvln? moved our marble works (lately opor«V«* by Stewart * mil} to the lot Oil HVMlll VVTCOti M- Joindiff tno Water 'fowar , n%. ere (\01Y fflUr grwtf- ed to furnish HOy UMENTS , ¦ JIEADSTONJiS , VKMRTBRY FBtf OUQ. Or anything olne uounllj (omul lu tnarbU JS J 4 M . All work executed in tlio moil mUtlwiarj tttaAtg ud it reasonable tiriuos . Gire w a cull Uoloro imreUasln? *luwXAr«. 41 •^tctl KiEitx.iN. —In this village . Sept. 26th , Mary, mother of Goo. Kiernan , in her 79th year. B REWER . — In this village , Sept. 27 , Rose Brewer , az 75 years. Prof. Ermnette. The Oculist , will be in Sag Harbor , at the American House , shortly after tho River- head Eair. Ho intends being in tho building, second floor , on tha Fair Grounds , with his optical apparatus . 16w3
