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nehaml Oranty Advaote MTiim«v iMmitia m. Mo. 72 BROADWAY. Mrtaaa, autM iai>a«. T. V.WawM. Voli^hoacaui.uii. pcc^ofthla bciiuUlul Jslana. on e shoul d rea d It. Demdealers . Ever y For Gale by all mmAKcm orrnits, f. •Wiom. roRT mcHioia. •te^ a apples at ofllca of nablicatUMi.or of ammmmtan. thrMs «ent*. AinrKim8l£MI!:NT»> micb M ^fSSuRrt! so wiiu emsh.' it not aJlowctf If cuti- IMInf MUee*. I* ecMH r«r lln* cncli in- SMMHMSMI'MTM^ « eonlruct U made for ^ifiijri v^VMtlwaienU vlU be inMrtiNl at mmmkim mm, te stven un applloukm. OOMMOKICATIONS. tally.wonlefl cotnmiialmtlon* cm IfilarcNt will b«iUlow«<l Miwce but they luital InviirinblT be iHll HtldlCiiS Of they luiti by tlMf full Mtuue h. • AttVAMCB nuif be iiurcbaMd ot ^ ~ IF—Edwaril Decker. Post Offlee. W. Vnu NUIIMS'B erocerr Htore. f>r~¥. Kleiucke'stlrusstore. -Brsiieh om4« O. BulMInc): «ln'ii cnrricrs: Kusene IlntttfliwouCV •MW cte r store; F. I'.GrlmAtm's Coiif«cUoii . _MM»lVet:rcotnKiIO(Hi. Coiiiiur'ii oirrlerH. fMXawMtr1aHO,n—J. IL WInetcirniKi L. Srkes. tkmiiaon C'or/«rr«-WiD. Bullets SUitlouerjr and New II OpiioC. A a. Marlxr-tLH. •Intlon. foot Clinton Jre.; Mr. Kdmu-dv. Hnrbor Kroutida. MM Hrftf Afmi—Elcbctibencer's Nemf^stiind, on the Terrace; John Coiiiiur*s ciirKleti>. omrtpt- Webb's Consolidated Director y of the North and Sout h Shore s or Statea Islnnd , for the year 1896-7, is now ready, oad Is a vnlunbl e work. It is a very fine specimen of workmanship, and oODtaiiis valuabl e information . Ever y business man in the count y shoul d procur e u copy. The entir e wor k reflects grea t credit uiw n the compiler, Mr . Webb , and merit s a large and read y sale. Kxclae. Ten licenses wer e grante d by the Excise Uoard, of Ne w Brij^hton. on Monda y nlalit. ^ CIm Park. The sloop Our Joan , Captain Ross owner, ara;yS»Hl her anchor during the ^le of last TuciHlay, and strikili}; n^ton the rocks knocked u hole iu her bottom. Messrs. Charl<^ Amhermaii, E. Van I'cit, and Joh n Neil of the Nurtli Shore Wrecking Cuinpany, foun d a sloop- sailboat, near the Newark Bay Liichthouse, on Wednesday, and hav e bended her for salvage. Kraatlna. A larjES number of French Can.ldians will assemble at the KnLstlna pic-nic (jrounils, adjoining Wiioil Crest Park, to- morrow afternoon, to present au address to General Dumout, aide to l.ouis Kiel in the Northwest Uebellion. t'H/foh—Win. Wilkes' MMMIMIHIS ; BJKI iiew8.(]eslent gcnenillr. •atuuday, jiCG. 7 isse. NEW BmCHTON TRUSTCCS. ns of MIMI ViMtrlct ?la. 'I. Aa the tim e for th e Annual MeetiiiK 4lmwB near, i t IHIIIUUVCS the citizens u( thi a iltotrict to jdve som e thought to Abe uretscut condition of the school and Ato tutur e prosiiects. Since tlie last Aunuttl meeting , au addition has been liutlt t o the priiiniry department , and »u JH« hai>py to stuto thiit the wor k Itiw b^en don e in a suhutantinl, work jumilike, and satisfuctory manner , rc- ilueUlig grea t crcdi t ut>ou tlio ability <jt tliosi^ havin g charg e of th e same , Jir. Go. U- Jladdeu , tllu architect ; niid Messrs. Iloljcrl Moot e and E . 1{. \Vunderbiit the builders. The cfllcicut and cncr;retic miinase- luen t u t th e school by till- .Suiiciiiilcn- dcnt. Prof. C. K. Hcu-dani, an d th e aysteinntlcmethod s inslituH-<l by liiin. hav e adde d matenally t o the genurul «tiitus of the instit utii>n, and sl'\'.v •very plainly that h e uiormi^iily uu. u i - .Ktuiufs his husinesa; and wlicn wc - . conside r Ih c nutltlplicity of his duties, •\|iud the iiinunicmljie details pertain- Tlig thereto , wo lu lieve the ultairs of the school hal'o been administered in U very able, coliscicnlious, and acliolm- ly uitinuer. Whil e it has been stated tliat th e tcaclwrs, a s a iKjdy, ar e not a s well iiualllied us the y shoul d be, and that tlie standin g and scholarshi p of the - —''Lachool ar e no t conmicnsurat e witli th e ailKrIes iiaid, yet wo ar e inclined t o be- lieve fthat ou r school will coniparc favonild y with any iu the Count y in these,r&pects . The iipparent ln<ll(rcroiice of a large nuiiilier ot our citizens Ut the interests of the district scliool is t o be d.-plored. lio many of them do not seem to ciu-e uuough abou t th e matter to even at- teud th e annual meeting , and when the election Is over, and th e ciindldates lirovo themselve s eithe r t o lie derelict 4jr lucuiiipctent, thos e very people ar e thu mos t outsiMiken in their dcuinicia- lloD of the manngcntciit ul^m^^j^i mattors . v- ••iction l!ia*«v''»fEsuUea in tli^ ^tr-ipnectiou or u gentleuKin who liad ftuetl t o allow the use ot Ids name, not tiecauso of a lack of intocst . but be- cause his tim e was alread y luily occu- l>h*l. A choice unde r tli.jseco.iilitions flebiu-s the citizens of the district rron »Uo righ t (to som e c.xtcnij to criticize If dutie s are no t performed satisfactor fiy. It is, therefore, th e dut y of each vftizeu to see to It Ih.it th e candidate for the ufllco or School Trustee shall be u nuin ot sterling character, abllit ami eotumo n sense, an d on e who eii KIVO school matter s the attention anil car e whic h the pri'sentrwiuircnients of the ilistiict demand. It Is t o he hopetl when the time ar- ' rivee, tluit every on e wh o is legally % unlllled t o vote at this election will uou hunil, and endeavo r toelcctRoi.d liieii for the various iKjsltiou:!. W e UuriNMU t o siieak mor e dellnitely of ilw matter iu ou r next aud fuiur c olmrges agains t Capt . Danie l _jiOf the Ilielimoiul Co. Police, fer elmlouof dutyuti d Incomifeteney, anirtlier llhistratiou of tiie siias- dlo tilfort occasionally put fort h on » uart of those In iiower, t o enforc e I lllira and inflict punishmen t u|jon lly. Whether th e charge s pro- atfaliu t Captai n Ulako ar e Movea o r otlierwiso, it Is a notable fiel, that, even whe n u iiolice ollleer doM hi s dut y and ntakes a n arres t for vlolatluu of the excise law, ho general- l y Bots the •• Hatlsfnetion \ of seeing Kla prtooner discharge d b y the justice tA the peao s lioforu whoih ho has iHOHttlitthooSendur.whloh noiitralizes all |3b offortK In thi s direction, nnil Klnn upo n himself th e Ill-will or •SoM nlio vlohite the hiw.j l A nidlcul ciuuwu la ueoded. • Ob Balorday , Wr. Fred Maher. a eeSwSrempV 'yeil b y the Itophl I'ran- gPsTstieatie nea r Por t Itrohmond, •artowly oaoa|>«l de<Mli b y being struc k to I to loaomutlve of a imssiug train . Into the water.forlunatel y onl y a allxht bruise. The I aaiaa ana waa aevorely cut o n the toot, a ilMii t tlBW ago , witli an ada e wblcli Scvaaniiuil. ~ ~ \\ i r morning , a part y of fou r under the aupenrUlon ot DUon and F. W. ,, - tlie shore s of Itort- wher e a plo-nle wa s held quantlUe a ot watermelo n -the patty. Mr . Bene<llct / seated hbuself at th o oara In suc h a position that ot his nee k teKted a^nst the ' of a tree. A sore nm-k wa s Wit h carefu l nursin g there ot Ills teoovery. „ to looking fo r the a. iiair ot shoe s from Won while Mr . oa at roatatBIm . _ JgOB .took , plant , ai^ II; Mmaden* eiMtomcrs wlU [Wkaiiin br tto eBtcrprialns lla, tto aawlr- A meeting of the Truitecs of New Brighton was held en Tuesday evening, all present excepting Trustee Uenlpt,ej Enaineer ltu.steed preieated pli the proiMised sewer in Tompkins avenue. Wall street, Fort place, aud Belmont avenue, but a s Behnont avenue is yet a private street and not acceptetl by the village, tile plans, on motion of Trustee . llcrpich, were referred to the Engineer. Th e petition for the proposed York avcmie sewer was, on motion of Trustee McConncll, sent back to the i>etitioner.s, :is some of the origiind signers had ebangeil their minds, and desired their names erased, tlie petition thus lacking the i-e<iulred number of signatures. .Mr. Joh n UrUeoll, ot Jersey street, appeared before the Board to opi>ose the sewer bill, but, as he was not one of the petitioners, Prcsiileiit Farrelly informea him that he had no voice in the mutter. .Mr. Drlscoll then witlidi-ew, after politely Hiking to bo c-vcused. lln motion of Trustee JleConnell, por- ini.-=lon was granted to Mr. J. C. Uaiiey to make eonneetioii with the sewer In Hard avenue, now being built by tho Cricket and liasc Ball Club, the connec- tiuu not to be made until sewer is coni- pleted. On motion of Trustee McC.mnell, the pelitioii of Mesirs. b. Dunn , E. I... Wooilrult, and others, for a crosswalk on Jay street, near the gnind-itand emrance to at. George, was referred to Trustee llerpuh , of llie firs t Ward. 'I'he sum of ^JOO was iippioijriated for necessary repairs to the First Ward . A coiiiiiiunication from Mr. --Vrtliur llolllek in referelii-e to a broken culvert on Brook street, was referred to'Trustee of the ward. Th e bill of Dr. Theodore Walscr (S:JOO) for one year's services to Board of Health was ordered paid. Th e iKissliig ot the pay-rolls of the dltfei-cnt wares, In which api>eared tin fact that some of the rolls included niiii months* time, occasioned coiisiderabli diseu^sioll, in which all of the Board took part, the unaiiimoiis opinion being that the pay-rolls slionlil be rendered every month. On motion of Trustee ilerijich, t!ie following was ailopted : hereafter, pay-rolls for work ••^••a.. , - vNi'U's ...1 tlio village should every liiouti'i, ami in ca,c •xthey are not njporteil, the Engineer to so rei>ort a t the UoanI meeting.' A comnuinieatioii from .Mr. P . J. King, oltering to aeeepl$-JOUasafnll settlement for tianiages to his horse, reeeived o i-afayette avenue, was laid on ttle tabr . as .Mr. King bad already coirtuienccd suit against the village. Tru»u;e Kirk asked for 500 tons of broken stone for use in his ward, which reiiuest was granted. A t this junrture a lengthy and at tii animatetl tliscnssion began (.'I'mstee Her- pieb leailuigoll) In refereiieeto the ward, running ill ilebl; that the charter iloes permit the village to create a ilebt beyond the amount of collections, and that be found Ills ward with a heavy burden upo n it, which was not right. Trustee Kirk, in explanation, said that stone was necessary to be used at certain tiiiies to save law-suits, as well as a larger exiienditure later on, and that the Trus- tees have accommodated one another iu a reciprocal manner, to meet tlie ciiieigeu- cies siHikeu of, llerpich—1 aiu opposed t o the lop|iing of one year's debts uiiou another year. Chairman Farrelly—sUtch hi time saves nine. McConncll—Th e stones carted lost Suniuierand'Fall,and the bills for which have caused the debts, prevented a much larger exiieuditureof nioiiey later on. On principle, i am opiiosed to spending money before wc get it. llerpich—I am already hampered in my ward by the debt which 1 lind uiionit. Chairman Farrelly-When the coutract for stone for First Ward was made, the money was iu the treasury, but it was afterwards used hi other ways. llerpich—The balance to creillt of my ward at last iiieedng was over t^itM), and I now liud it reduced to (su a by some geueral expense eliat^^es. t say It Is all wrung. 1 want t o know wliere 1 stand. Clialnnan (to Herplch)—The reduction hi your wiutl was made by your own lesoluUeli at a previous uireUug. llerpich—Wc want a u actual ward fun d that caiuiot be uken tor an y geueml exiieiiae' account. I am convhiced Uie custom whicli has been iu vogue is nut the correct one, aceordiug t o tlie cliarter. Clerk Keuuey explained. In a lucid manner, tlie system pursued by lilm in keeping tlie accounts, whh^ was perfectly satufaclory l o most of the 'IVustees. Iterplcli- i slioutd object t o liaviiig an y of m y Imsliiesa conducted ou the same plau. I t Is no good, aud tlie uiauiier of keeping tlicaccouuu would run any ward In debt. Sclio«ni.m—If a Trtistee doesn't know how much money h e has to spend, It is his ow n fault. Heniidi-'U I »ni not tin manager of my own funds , how do 1 kuow wliat 1 liave to S|>eud. I t Is done either for facUllaling Uie business of Uie book- kceiw, or for befcggiiw tlie Trustees. I aat /lifivaiMnaMlthBtiltesyslem U false. I t la doue fo r Uie puriMMe uf hewing off lluwatAi which are I u debt and I protest t^iist such a waunu- of aocuuaU as the the next mecthi;;. Tlte AppointnieDt of a^ commUtce wna suggested b}' Traatee Triistee Ucn^ich moved tbnt 330 tons of stone bo proctfred forjc^Mtuse of First ai)d Second, on Jcrsej* street. Schoenian (to Ilurt>ich)—You h.ive been llglitiug for the principle of not running your ward in debt, and are now breaking it immediately. The motion was carried, Scitoeuiau voting nay. . Tlie balance of bills of Justices Corbett and C:isey, f 100 each, w:is ordered paid. \0n application of Mr. C. A. Hart, and on motion of Trustee Hequcli, tlie Water Supply Conip:iiiy were lUrected to lay their pii>es o n Sharon a%'enue to Forest avenue, witli four liydniiits. Adjourned t o Se^it. Ttli a t 5.30 P.M. A. <». U . Th e etxteenth annual excursion of th e Ancient Order of Hibernians, which took place on Monday, was, a s usual, a grand suc9es8. both aaauelally and numerically. Nearly one thousand persons were ou the steamer Long Branch anil the two barges, oa which music was furnished by Professor Honaban. idded by a banti of Irish pipers. Th e only cause of complaint was the un- avoidable delays in sUrtlng from th e landings at the advertised time, which prevented the excursion from Kolng to ItllewUd Grove, as was Inteoded. How- ever. th e ncurslonlsts took it all In good part, and a happy and pleasant time was ei»ioye<l. Th e party rtiturue<l a t about 11 o'clock P.M.. heartily tired out. Th e Committee of Arrangements, to whom praise is due for the great success of the excursion, were Trustee Thomas Farrelly. chalrman,who was also able and «^fflclunt Floor Maimger; Andrew Doyle, Edmund Keddy. John Carey, Patrick Dalton. James T. McNatnara. Thomas J . Martin. John Cohen. Arthur Mutphy. Martin Lnnghrun, and lutemol Bcvunue Collector Thomas Kenny, who also wiis thegeucral treasurer. )Ir. Patrick Dalton was an able assistant floor manager. The Reception Committee was compost of Messrs. John Carey, Thomas Kenny, Hon. John G- Vaughn, Jame s T. McNamara, Alderman Oempsey^ and John Cohen. Among the many nota- bles present In addition t o the above were noticed Superintendent of the Poor Wil- liam lleardon. Justice Powers, Distilct Attorney GalUgher, County Clerk H^irt, Clerk J. J . Kf^niiey, Thomas Knimy, Jr. . ConsUble E. Morrison. John W. Lldk. Assessor of Northileld; J. Delaney, U. S. Navy; TUomus Lupton. of U. S. Customs. Nortnfleld. The Excise Board held their regular m'Hitlpg on Monday, a full Board being present. Routine bualnosa only was trans- acted. Liet^noes were issu«d to Edn-urd Lvneh. W. J . DowlUit?. J. Boyle, WUllam N'utUey and John Eekolt. On Tuesday morning while 31r. Guil- foyle, of Bennett street. Por t Bichmoud, waa feeding bis horse, attached t o a gro- cery wagon, with th e head-staU off, the horse ran away. On tatnlng the oonier of Jewett avenue, he narrowly escap^ crash- ing ^nto the large plate-glass window of Sloana'ji drug store. The horse slippetl and fell, breaking one of his legs, and it was found necessary t o shoot the animal which was done by Dr. H. E. Earl. Mr. AL E. Wygont causetl the auUual to be immediately burled.^ Sa « AccMeat. Mr. Colin K. Urquhart, a former resi- dent of West Bri{:btaii,ana for a longtime laeutlQeil with tho Itlchmomi Couuty press, met with a very serious accident, OD Monday, In New York City. While passing along Duane street, near Church, ou his way t o his place ot business near by, a sign fell from a third story window aud felled him to the ground. H e was takeu t o the Ckambera Street Hospital in a delirious state, eight men being required to bold him, where he now Ilea iu a crit- ical condition. navpy TIaM . Mr. John Prasse, of West Brighton, hod a very pleasant surprise party on Monday night, the occasion being his thirty-sev- enth birthday. A merry time wa^ enjoyed. Among a few ot thoee who weie piesent were: The Misses Kyle and Selsmore. Mr. and Mrs. A. Hulsebus, Justice Hulsebus and family. Mr. and Mrs. Pmll, Mrs. Williamson. Mr. Fred Johnson, Mr. aud Mrs. Slmouson. A nice collailou was pat taken of by the self-invited guests. Morthflel d Board of Health. A meeting of the Board of Health was held on Monday afternoon, all present excepting Supervisor White, Justice Simp- son presiding. Justice Watson reported that.ln refer- once t o the uiiburie<i cow near Buira Head, he had employed two men t o buiy It. After considerable discussion on thid queotlon. In the course of which it wub Ulntod by some of tho members present that the carcass of the cow vtas not buried deep enougli—being merely covered with eartii.the whole ufT.dr seeming to b e rather unsatisfactory. The report of Justice Watson was not roceivetl. Mr. Kloss reported that he had notlHed Mr. A. Z. Koss, the agent of tho Starin property on Itlchmond avenue, t o abate a nuisance, which re^xucst was promptly complied with. Mr. Kloss also reported a vacant lot belonging t o W. H. VunN'ame aud brotli at Mariners' Harbor, which was at limes tilled with stugnant water, antl which had been complained of. He was thereupo: appointed a committee to look after Ui< »au Port Richmond. Thomas Van Bus kirk, eleven years old. fell from a shed aud severed the main arterj'o t the arm. Ho lost much blood, and was convoyed homo by Mr. Vail atitl u doctor summonetl. A few days after- ward he fell from Mr. VaU's wajjon and broke his collar-bouj. Dc. Wood is at- tending him. Mr. W. J . Williamson, who Is now asso- Liated with liodine Bros. In the lumber bushiess, has disposed of his hardware, house-furnishing, ami plumbing basiness to Messrs. Frederick Burger and George Oeljs. of New Vork. two gentlemen are practical aud wUlo-awiike men. and will endeavor to carrj- on the large busi- ness t o which thoy have succeedml with promptness, energy, and bitogrity. Mr. Williamson, we are infornicfl, will ct>«ilinuc his wholesale pubit and oil business as of old. Tho following versed wer© received bv Mr. Frank P..k'gln. of r<»rt Blchmond, amonj; munv eonjjrutulatory opititles sent to htm on llle birth of his ftrst boy: I've Rrttnllltle lKil>y. Antl r u csill him •• Little Button,\ BcRtife he Is »o temler, AiuJ i»!uinj);is EugllsU mutton. Ue knon-H hi<! little name ; I.:ist i>niuvdur lO' dmnce He hciirtl about hi.t mine By rt-adliis TUE AI)V.V^•CB. He's Hucli a pretty lUOe Mby That v\e cuultl not call lilm Fnmk ; lie never yet has nimle a cry, Nor KOt a »liu;le .spank. J. J . Pleuro-pnoumonla orsom o similar dis- ease was repotted by Justice Watson, and the subj.jct of quaianllning cows coming into the town was discusseil at some length, but was, on motion, laid on th« table until tho next meeting. Ju!«tice Hulsebus was uppolntnd a com' mlttoe of one t o investigate tho c:ise of a repoileil nulsjince In the rear of premises owned by Mr. Barnes on the corner of Shore road, near Jowett avenue. . Owing to the stench einunatlng from some garbsigu wagons tiaed for the p pose of coliectlny tlie wiiste, fat, i trimmings frota tin. butcliers, and which wero a <lecided imfsauce, tho iollo-.Ting reifolutiun (presented by JusUce Hulsebus was unanimously adopted: Tliat the Bjurd of Pollcc Cominls- sioneis be requested to notify the paities who buy meat and Irlmtnings frutu tho butchers' shops In XoithflHUl that they must collect sueh fat and refuse l>er:>rc 9 o'clock A.M., or be sul-joet to aiTost for violation of tho Board of lf>*alth ordii ances, )i:id that they be r«^nested to ei force the foreKohu resolution.\ On motion, tho Board adjouiuod. Marlnors' Harbor. Mr. P;iul V. N. Masters, who has boon confined t o his house by a serious Illne-is, Is now convalescent and able t o attend to his business. Capt. C. C. Jones Is still confined t o his house by a eerero Illness, and It will b< some time, probably, before he will b( able t o go out. George Belvln, employed by Mr. Rlcard to pick some pears, fell Irora a tree and • Toke his right arm. Dr. J . W. Wood, of Port Blchmond. was telephoned for, and repaired the damages. On Monday night, a t about 10 o'clock, Mr. Daniel Elms, a n old resident of Mari- ners' Harbor aged about s'xtj-.llve years. otteropte<l suicide, na Is alleged, by jump- ing from the long dock a t Erastina Into the water. Ho was rescued by Messrs. Christopher, I^atonretie, and Aug. John- son. Mr. Elms waa convoyed t o his resl- <lenco. wliere h e now Ufs la a critical condition. No cause can be assigned fur the rash act. unol«umvill«. «»urt>ri»c. Ou Tuesday cvcninj^ la^t,the rosid of .Mr. Charles KIlis, Our.dine^treer, \VV:.t New nri;;litOn, luest-nlc-.I a verv bi iiliai and lively api-earunee, thuoccaMon l.-rin the prescataih.n of a valuable gohl-lieat ed wine, benutiiullv engnuvil, bv tl niembers of ilie XurtI; Shore Burns CUd to tJieir venerable and l.tghly-eMceni president, Mr. ll.'tn-v IIHI. Mr. Hill 1; been elected l^re^^.!ing fdlle^-r of llu; elnl for tlin:e conseentive terms, atul, ns I; .>ut to sui) ft .ruing, the r to give expre^aioi • k hUli they ii rSeotlai member on \V of tli< to til rid hil l gift 111 11 awuMMM es mrtiiieil, IMK ^ Tite case of CUvln Dletrlck for assault and battery, preferred by Edward Dur- prey, which wjis before Justice Watrt>n on Thursday last, and which is creating considerable excitement, was adjourned to next Thursday. 13th Inst., at 5 r.v. Do not forget the groat plc-nlo of the German Chuich at Linden Park on nest Thursday. Mrs. Jacob Maybaum ts now rusticating in the Catskllls. where she proposes to remain for some five or six weeks. bove-mentioi! sinprisc to .M •pceeli wa.-5 delivered i Kills, viee-prcsiilent of :he venerable reelp ab day ni wishiu and e» pi ised him with tli< It %va.s a gfrnuint 'I'he nreaenratit.n tine style by .Mr. tiic club, to which rc.«ixuulcd with touching emotion,* aud thanked the club for tlie unesj>ecteil bi htghly-nj.predated gift, and the kind at loving spirit which prompted it. His remarks were few but very upproj] Several of those present made short speeches, among whom werc'Slr. Alex. M .Mclver, .Mr. Joh u li. Clark, and others. A bountiful rep:bit wsis prepared by Mrs. Ellis, t o which all the guests did amph justice. After suiqwr, a number of Scot- tish song$, recitations,etc., were rendered^ among whicli we mention a rccitation by Mr. Joh n B. Clark, and also one bv M Ellis. Mr. Baigcnt recited \ Woman Kights \ in hU usual fine style. Mr. Win Christie sang a beautiful Scotch «ong, and Mr. and Mrs. Blgg-ar iiang several songs John William Bamea. Jr. . ot Maple aveoQO. Fort Rlchmoml. aged forty-flva T6MS, who wm Injured by taUlng fco n a ladder oa Jewett aveoue oo Friday last a a account of whloh wa s pabltohed In oar last iMue), aid not recover eoaficlousQeaa after being ooaveyed to his home, and died from ooacusaion and paralysis of the brain at 2 o'clock oa Sunday morufog. DCB. Wood and lUitiDdale were In attend- ance. Th e funemltook plaee ou Tuoeday, Bev. 8. P . Hammond offlclaUng. and the waa in th e Moravlaa Cemetety. The deoeaaed left a wife and three children t o mourn th e auddsn death o( a b^oved husband and father. An luqueatwaa held by Coioner Lea. A VcrrlMe AccMca*. On Friday of last week. whUa a party of excursionisU on board the schooner- yacht Sarah OraMf. Captain Bulaad. of aa d from rhUadelpbla,weie nearing Saatly Hook, th e veasel was struck bj a tAwriflc hofricane a t about G o'olook. being thrown on her bsam ends. and. before thoee who had gone into th e oabln («»r safety could be reMUed. sU wecedrowaed. Th e party MWd oC eleven ladle* and g«a> of PMladelphta^who wera oaa two weeks* eralsa. By th e sod aeddenf, deep gtiel Is ezperieuoed l a the city from wt^^MMjwJ^wmaU well ityi •xeell g i \ tcrly manner ; beautiful Scott Amon g tiioso Mr. John We^ibrook ry impressive and mas- Mrs. Ellis also 8:i»g li song M'ith good effect, present, in additii the above, were\: Mr. James F. Clark Mr. Andrew Murmy and wife, Mr. W^al ter Davidsouand wife, MrJohn ll..Mil Messrs. J. J. Dempster, Joh n Cnthbert, Parlanc Davidson, Alex. M. Itofts, Mrs. mid Mis.-i Kutic Koss, who rendered some beautiful selections on the phino. The :vculiig was very enjoy ably spent, and X about 3 A.M. the party dbpcrscd. wish- lug Mr. Mill a safe passage aud speedy return. Ma^acl. •\Vooi>—-HAISKS.—On Monday even- Ingi ^y Mr. Johnson , of the Kingsley M. £. Church, Stapleton, Mr CharlcA T. Wood, of tlie Uichmond County Utndd^ to hliaa Addle Ualncs, all of Statcu island. the rear uppe r saloon, and sang a number of hymns .selecteil and printeil for the occasion. GreatcretlltUduetoth e officers of the two schools and the variouis com- mittees for the whole management. An d it was, of course, no matter of re^^'t that the exi>enses were paid by the Rale of tickets alone to the friends of the ?i-holar5, leaving a surplus to be divided Iwtwecn the two schools. The utmost liarmonj;, cheerfulness, and good-nature prevaile«l throughout. L. Sj>ortii9ff JTotea. On Saturday, the MeU, In a rattling gnme. defeated the P{ttsbur$;s bjr a score of 7 t o 6. Th e same evecioK the Indians left for their Western tour, iu which we hope they will meet with better suc- cess than has attended them lately. On Satunlay the S.I, A.C. were defeated by the Brooklyns, at Brooklyn, by a score of 11 to 5. The Castletons, on Saturday, on the Commons, defeated the Domestics (al- though In their new uniform) by a score of 17 t o 13. This Is the second gatue lost to the EKjmestics out of sixteen. In our report of the last game between the two clube, the score should have been 16 t o 10 I n favor of tho DomesUos. On Saturday, at Bergen Point, the home team defeated the Nassaus. of Brooklyn, by a score of 1 t o 0. Th e Ber- (en Points made three base hits and the !<ai«saus four. The ^ame was saved to the Bergens by a clever hit made by Tyudale. On Monday, a very amusing but not' brilliant game was played between actors and lawyers of New York City, In which. Strange t o relate, the lawyers were beaten, by a score ol 14 t o 13. A very fijie « .me of ball \va.s played at Wootl Crest Park last Saturday afterutHin Inatweon the llIehmondsan«l the Gorhtim-s (champion colored nine), tho lormer club —after a well-contested and exciting game —winning by a score of C to 5. Smith and Condon, pitchers, did some very effective work, while tho catchers, Bennett and Msrgan, played in excellent style. Th e score at tlie beginning uf the ninth Inning itood 5 to 1 in favor of the colorod men, butthroiigh the effective battuig of J . F. Smith, Godfrey and Snj-der. the game was saved to tlio Biehmonds. Great excite- ment prevailed throu(;hout the entire game, the playing of the KIchmonds belnt; i;xcellent, they liaviuf? made but two rors. while those made by the Gorhams were very costly. A large crowd of SJHJC- tators witnessed the ^ame. At Woorl Crest, Mariners' Harbor, on Tuesday, tho Gorhams defe:ited the Lone Star—both colored—by a score of 4 l o [i. The Brooklyns will play the S. I. A. C. this alternoon on tiiA^rounds of the homo team. Game called at 4 o'clock. The KIchmonds will play the Acme Club, of Xew York, at Wood Crest Park to-morrow aftern<>«>n a t 4 o'clock. ex-1 :tiiig {fame is anticipated. The Mots, on their WeMem trip, have ot doue any better thus far than they did, a l home. The St. Louis Browns ou 'I'ues-' A- defeatoil them by 15 to 2, and also on Tiiursduy 7 l o 5. The Slurs, of Xew Briphton. have ro- •mly renrj,'anlzed. and will j»lay a match with the (Quicksteps ou Saturday, August 22d, in the Buckram Field. Tliey would I'leased to arrange a match with tlie Beryen P.ilnt Juniots at an early date. .Address George Sheridan, Captain, ^e w Btighton. A tug of war will take place on Satui ilay, Seplember 4th, op.'n to all Htemen of the Uichmond Counly F:re Depart en en ts. for a prize of a hund^omo banner, tho tuj; lo ctimm-'nce at 4 o'clock. Further particu- lars later on. Entiles for the annual Kill Vun Kull re«atta. which I^ t o take place on thr 11th inst., will cloKe to-duy. C«>mniunieatIons ar.dressed to W. C. Ifc.wlund, W.jst New Biighton. The lawn tennis tournament of Ih- twenty-five y»*rs of »ge. son of Mr. Loudy McKelvle. of West Biighton. who went ou th e exctirslon, had not been seen since Fro m the description sent the drowned man's father aud Mr. Freeman Corson went t o Uoton Point vesterday tosecnr e what they l^lieved lo be the body of WUllam MclCelvie. ^ Happy Btock-Cattrn. On Monday, tlie annual pio-nlc of the Weotbrock Block-cutters' Association took place a t But L»ank's South Beach Paviiion- Three lai^e trucks conveyed ihem lo the grounds, while tlie very necessary supply wagon bt ought up the rear. The day was speut in inuocent amusements, base ball, bathing, climbing the greased pole, ehns- ing the pig. etc. A team of married men were beaten at base ball by the singles In a score of 36 t o 35. The return trip was made In safety at an earlv hour, all feel- hJK pleased and happy. 3tr. Westbrook himself greatly enjoyed th e day with tils men and operators. B. r. c. A. Officer Crouln. of the Society for the prevention ot Cruelty t o Animals. Is a busy man. During the past week he bos made the following arrests : Juhn Gaffuey. driver for Bolen & Byme», tined $25; George M- Halnes. of Scott's Livery Stable, fineil $15; Murtin Grie-Ul, of the Metropolitan Brew- eiy. fined $5. _ IC U a Fact Tha t you can save from 25 t o 50 per cen t by having your pi luting doue at THE ADVANCE o'Jlce. Every variety of piinling executed ux first-class sivle. SVud foi estimates. Box 3*1, We»t'i»ew Brighton. Island Athletic Club, which was t o commenccd ou Thursdav atid on Fri.luy and balurdax-. <lid not until riidiiy. on account of the rnii: J preceding day. The extreme hfat iited aliirgeatt.'ndunce. The result • plavhig of Friilay Wiis ap follows 0 first round of siniibw, M.*^rs. De- iendui.W:ildo. Brt>wn, Carroll. (}»udd. Tlic excnrslon of the Sonday-schools of the Calvary Presbyterian Church, of West Brighton, aud the Ueforuietl Churchy of Pyirt Kichmoud, proved to be a %-ci . agrec:ible success aud a most enjoyable occasion. The day waa excepuimally iine, the hot sun of August being most delightfullytcmi»ered byacoo l northwest breeze, aud all tlie excursionists—old and young—seemed to be in oorrcs|Mudlngly ttne spirits. Tlie whole number was 1850. There were from 650 t o 700 mem. ber» of tlie two schools. TIte largo tliree- decked steamer Slrios was well adapted to tlie occasion, bu t prove d no t at all too large. I t left lV>rt Ridamcnd a t about 8.80 A.St. aud West Breton a t nearly 9, tou£hliixatNe«JlrV|liton wid Ne«r York, taking <m pnistuKtri nt eneh.plM It tlwa^Voceeded^ th e llR^lioMimd Irip. , Slat< llilVB tinuo bvKli: if Ihi previ It th< n til Ga m ... Xatban, lunl ilaUiej-all wuii by il«tiiuU, I:i the SfCOiiJ rotind Xutlwiii drew a t.ye Ij Gould and Hri.wn won hy dflfault; I Waldo defeated Cmoll 1—C—3; and DeUarmendiu beat .M.itliey G—1, 0—0. Ill tlia third rolitid, UuuM beat Nathan G—1, U—1, DeGarmeudia drew a bye, and Urowa beat Waldron Inth e lirst id of double^i. Mathey and Mien beat SpnlTord and Warner t,—1—6, C—I. In the second round, Gould and Ciirroll beat Uathey and Mien 6—1, C—2. and Buckllu ' DeGarmendla boat Fliihbaek and Lough (j—t, (J—I. Saturday i;amcs: In tho ihird round ol doubles. Itobiuson and id Waldo beat Gould and Carroll G—(, -I . and In tho final round B. P . G. Buckllu and DeGarniendia beat Bobin«ion 1—5, 6—5, 6 — 5. In tlie Uiltd tound of siniiles. Brown beat DeGmimen- d U 6—i, S—3, Kiid the au. 1 round was won by Brown over Gould 8—6, 6— Oold-he&ded canes were prusented to the auccessful players. On Tuesday last, at the close of the afternoon ej^ibitlon. Seoor Gerro, of California, ran a one-tiilrd mile nice with Olagolla, Humpepoora. and Bad Face. Indians belonging t o the great show, aud was a victor, beating litem by about three feet. Messrs. Cwly, Salsbury, and the great jumper. Jack Uamitton, were judges. Lenor Gueno now offers t o run ten miles in succession durin;? the time that five Indiana are running two miles each. Tb-tlay. at St. George, the Toronto La- crosse Club will play a match with the New York Club, the champions of the United States. Ou next Tuesilay the champions of \Ould Ireland.\ the Belfast Club, will play a picked team from the principal cluba of this country, and on Wednesday wUl play with th e Kew Torka. On Friday of lasl week, the'groiinds of th e Staten Island Cricket and Base Ball Club were formally opened. Th e tennis tournament, a. planned, on account of the extreme heat was not played, but several games were played, as follows: Miss Wll- Uams and Mr. Sands beat If 1st) Austin and Mr. WllUama 0—1. 6—0; Mis. VanKIrk ami Mr. J. Walker beat Miaa Boyd and Mr. Flanden 6-3, a-e, e-4. The t«>- table, which waa beautlfelly spread and decorated, wa s presided over by Mrs. Shaw. UtB. Jewett, and Mlaa HsoUltoa. Tho famoua jaebt Priwdlla. wbldi baa been pot-l«mded at Llssenden'a ship-yard. Is again In her native element, and almoat ready for the coming races. Jotfmt/s, Vmrt KIcLmsuJ Trs^ter*. The village Trustees, not only of Port Rlehmond. but ot New Kriuhtoli. aj enforeiu^: the urdiuauee In rer.-renee I lliigging biilewalk:^. Mccrs-J-H-VauCIl & Son. the old.eritablishe»l lumWr dealel if Port Bichmoud. are olleiiug special inducements t o purchasers of Uagging. as they havd a large quantity ou hand and at ' iw prices. The brldfie at the foot of Martlliig's Pond should be reconslucted. It mu' prove dangerous. The old Iron Mines have a forlorn and dilapidate*! appearance, as seen from tlii main road. The hedges surrounding the back coim try residences are a great injprovemel ou the average old-Myle fenee. Some of tlie roads lying east of the Fot Corners are in a terrible condition. Lar-,; stones are scattered promiM.-uou»ly aroui: and deep luts malic traveling anythii _ bui pleo-sant. j Mosquitoes prodomlimto on the Clove road and vicinity. • An old tree standing near the gate of .Mrs. DuBois' residence. Manor ri«id. is said t o have the foliowing stiange visitor. .\t 12o'clock (miJnightj an Indian warri<.r. fully etiuippe<l for baule, apin-ars at tUo Uoot of the tree and striked lerr<ir to tlie hearts of ail belated wayfarers. Our reiHirter spent some time trying to liud him the other night, iiut without success. Tho roads in tiie vicinity of Clifton are In excellent condition. Strange l o relate, nearly all tl.o dogs In tho back country are muzzled this year. Mr. Kiddle's residence at Mariners' Hartior is in line order. lUs Hower-beds are Immense. llr. Aguilar, of Cherry lane, has a full line of tobacco, pii»es. tui-i cigars on hand, and hU prices are very teasonabie. Xi^Mr.W.S.VaiiClief. of J . Ii. VaiiCliet & is now al>^aiit from iioine ou a business triii, and expects before liis reuirn to ^oiul>let« sati=ractory axntnge- nieiits in the lumber ai...trlcts at Vermont aud Canada. The IruUe of the tirm iu lumber is iucrea..iiig very rapidly, and they are taseii to the utmost t o attend to tho large ortiers received by them. CiT Me>pis. .1. n. VanCIief & Son. w= are inrornied. are \fT-Tii^g firirt -luality of l.i-higii coal at Sl.rA) per ton, delivered. I-'uil weight and clean coal gtKa-antee.1. Mr. ae.>rKO Koss, tho awning man of Port Uiciimond. is always ready to fur- nish tenbi for J>iciiic..». etc.; awnings aud Ihigs a t the lo.ve.-t prices. Tlio annual meeting of the Castleton Cornels tehm.l district will take place on Tuesday evening, Augui,t -Jlth. .V full attendance is ie<liicstcd. A. F. Eckstein. District Clerk. ^-^r Gents canv.-is siioes, G to 11. only $1 per pair at Grillith's. jfdr- Bovs' bas.! baU shoes only 90 cents perpiiiratGrinith's. Ladies', misses', and ciilldrens'.eea- shore and tcrmis shoes, all cheap at Grillith's. »ir-Mr. Fre d HohenUial. who has lately come among ns a s a druggist, and who is located on the Terrace just east of Btoadway. is doing a Hue and increas- ing business. Hhi stock of drugs and patent medicines Is large and complete. Now that the Fall trade wUl soon open, we advis.5 those who want t o make money to avail themselves of advertising their business iu T HK A DVAKOE. Kates »eiy reasonable. If you want to buy or sell anything, try what T HE A DTASOI can do for you. The best advertising medium in the County. Tr y and see. The clams in th e chowder to-night, at the Northflcld House , Port Rich- luond, will b e the best tha t tho I'ro- prietor, Mr. Paul Latovirette, could And i n the market. A horse and cart belonging t o Barnes' coal yard fell Into the creek near the yard on Friday morning. Tho horse was saved, but the cart was lost. Th e tug Carrie, Captain Mark Stephens, 19 on Starln's dry dock, having a now pro- peller adjusted. C«ralisc. Corallne (the latest and best eereal on th e market), cereailne. gelatine, pearltae. soapine. benzine, turpentine, and any other ine\ yon may require (except oleomw- Hofttineld •eard of N«aM>> Justice s Simjison and Watson, compante d l)v our reporter . M aora^ mitte e of the iJoar d of H^^ some or the dairie s of Sorthflel d on Thursdav. and found hams ai^eoma of the followin s i n sood eondmon. XichoLis EilH-rt. 12 cows; Mr. risotis. 7 : Fred . WUhelms . 2: A^ Jlill<.T._-.;4; J. Schraeder . IS; Martli a E . J.\ Fiel d has baUt an A. So. 1 barn , and will hav e a new stoclt oi cattle next -week. - Dr . Bath , veterinary surgTOD-i^ examine.! the inttsfi n ta.t>fadt«d^ fro m UnoleumvUle . r epcrts tte pr^ em-e of miiierja i-«iif n . This starUfflS disooven- luav explai n someofthesni^ de n death s of cattl e recently, wJuc n hav e been attributed to pleuro-pneo - monm . Thi s matter should b e thor- oughl v investigated bv the Board of Health , and the miscreants who scatte r the iiob^.n severelv dealt with when discovered^ Jlinoiiff the ChurtJte*. Th e Eev. J. J. Mulr. of PhlladdphU (a former pastor) will preach In th e £aiK Baptist Church to-morrow aftemoon an d evening, and will also address th e Judun Misslonarv S<«.-!ety. wiiich celebrates its twentieth anniver^iaiy. a t 2.30 o'clock rJI. The young people's .'prayer meeting at the Park liaptfct Chuieh tookasuspenakm last Sunday evening, and will remain sus- pended duHng the warm weather. On Sunday night last, after the dose of the service iu the Kefotmed Oiapel a£ Mariners' llailKir. and th e dispersion of tlie eonirre-gation with the excseptlon of two or three l»ersoiis, one of th e lighted chan- deliers fell to the fliH-T. breailing the lamps and setting tlie floor un hre. Tke tire was s<H>n extiuguii.hed. 1£ seem s that the cau»e ot the accident was the naut ot strength in the w ood of th e ceillnB to hold the end ot the rod of th e chande- lier. Mr. Maurice Stadtfrfd, of Stapleton. a student in Ma.Jisou rnivetsity. Hamilton, preached very aix-eptably in th e tTnlon Granite\-Ule ou Suiidsy aftel - J . 11. L'Hommedieo left on last for his vacation. HewlU I di.vs with the Assemldy of orkeis a t Nortl.iield. Mass.. tier the dliection of Mr- ni^.n last Tl,e H, Wednesdi Hpend seven Ciiristiau W convened u Dwiglit L. Moody The Kev. Mr. Jsiggs. ot the Befoimed Church at I^..rgen I'uint. Is taking his vacation. The Kev. William Walton Clark, ofth. Kefonued Ciiurcii. I'.righton HeighU. ex- chai ged pulpits with ti.e llev.T. F. John - ton. ot Kiugsley M. E. Church, o n Sunday •veii'tig last. Itev. T. A. I-eggetf. of Calvary rresby - eiiaii (\hurcii. sumtHl on Thursday for the White Jl.iuuUiii.s. where he will stay lilt tonr weeks. K. v. Mr. Marshall, of I. uis. Mo., a verj- able slw.aker. will upy the pulj'it ti.-nioiiow morning and iiing. >o not forget the greal Ocean Grove ursiou of the Trinity M. E. Church <ni the lUth of Aiigui-t. which promises t o b. TUK event of lite season. The Suiiday<=. lK».l of the Dickinson V- t'huu-i; will itavean execrslou up th. Hii'i.-oii Kiver on next Tuenlay. leaving I.iiioleuiuville at T.»J o'clock A M and l'..rt Kiehmond al S 3(1 o'clock. tUfitiiarj/. i.t M St. Pe NK Hoiji —At New ItHghton. on the 1st ..-t.. (le.irgeNicl.ols. infantsiin of Georg«» HI Ktlen Nichols. agiHl fourtr^n months, it.'ruielit in St. Maik's Cemetery o n Fiiiiay. IloNioAX.—.It Xew Itrighton. on Sun- liav. I,..iri-e. infant .laughter of Edward D..nigan. Itai ied on Monday tel's Cemeteiy. KNI'KHES.—At N..W Krighton, on Mon- lay, of t>plioid feter, Louise M. Eudwe... lige.i tWi-iilv-louryeais. Int. rmeut iu St. I'eter's CeiiM-l.-rA-on Wednesday. P.<K:K.--.\t \W.-st New llrlghton, on the rllst lilt.. ,\n(ia r. M. It^M-'k, hilant daugh- terol t harle..and Emma Itoek, lutermeut in St. John Lutheran C. metely. D.INOVAN,—At New IIrigbt.'n. on Palnr- •Ijiy last, 'r.-i.'sa I'U.novaii. aged fouryean., Iiy* drov;-iitng. Interment on Monday In St. I'eter's Cemeterv-. I!i..swoitTH—.\t X.w Brighton, o n We.lni's.lav, L<c-4e. infant danghtcr of Ciiailes 11\. and Micbelle Uosworth, afced nine ni..nllis. Interment ou T*hutsdajr in Silv. r Mount Cemetery. .MoottK.—-\t Sailors' Snnp: Uorbory on Tues«lav, li«.niard (J. Moore, a naxlTe of (.'..nneeiicilt. aged sixty i'ears, of chronic rheumatism. Ititennent in the Harbor (.Cemetery, on lliursday . Among the I^tvmen. A large noraber of lady friends, of For t Blchmond Engine Co. No. 3 . assembled on Ttauisday evening, a t the bouse of the oompaay. In refenno e t o th« invitations issued in referenee t o th e coming fair. Much eathtiaiasm was nuudfested b y tb. ladles. A geseral committee wa s apfninted vhiefa wlU WMOB Tbsnds^ ^^^ - wham sub-eomralttees will ThslUr«IUks IMU dm- garine) nu^r b s f(MUid a t Hillyer& Egbert'a. Every variety of Jo b PrinUng done in acst-class style, at low prices, a t the AnvAtsoK Office. 72 Broadway. West New Brighton. Also, a fiiU line ot lUonery. W. J.WiUlamsoo. Pot t Richmond, offers tor sale a brick-set heating f utnaesi, with pipes and nsisten complete, eapabls of heating eight t o twelve rooma. Ha s been In nse only two seasons If yobate In want of a seecnd-bsnd bar id-wagon at a low figure, or a s<«t of One single harness, not much used, spply t o a MeUek. NorthOeld House, Por t Bleb- mond. l^-a Mr. J. a Crabtrssi muslo dealer of Stapleton. tunes planes in a flret-claM manner aud aaUsfactory. Ciders by maU promptly attended to. l>-x Clieap real estate. A larse assortment of des'irable farms an d dwellings for sale on easy terms b y Alston A Doyle, real estate an d Insaianoe brokers, Grimtli Buildinc, FWt Richmond Bsmber-s West Brisbu m Baths, Kmar bBDroTed, are now oisin fo r the seaai^ llKsy are the lai»es» antl chanest «• the Special care an d .ttratio a gi arils awl IS Sa«i:iel J. Ex-Oovemor Samnel J. Tllden died oa \Wednesday morning at Greystone-on-tbe Hudson, TttSitT Youkers, from a severe attack of dhuThuuk and nausea. Tb. de- ceased was a native of New York, an d waa boi n ou February 9.1811. Mr. TUdea haa had an eventful (aireer. and bis iwe I. known all over the civilized world. Ba was a thoroughly practical poliUeiaa mt the Demooatic &cb(M>I,« corporation man - ager, a popular and iiiteresting speaker, imd a keen and logical lawyer. The de . (teased was one of the principal aetota In unearthing the great Tweed ring fraads ; was elected Governor of the great Emai m State in 1B71. I n the Presidential eleettasi of 1S76. Mr. TUden received over a quar- ter of a million of votes i n rrrnas of hl a opponent. Hon. Butherford 11. Hayes, bat by the dechslon of an Eleetoial Cuilegn. formed a t his sugg».tiott.h«wa8 deelarali not elected. The particulars of th e sactt- Ing episode are stUi Iresh in the aaindsaC lur readers. Being of feeble health, 31^ Tilden, after ItjTG. was not acUva l a for- ties, but his sagacious counsel aa d efte- Ions have been sought after the liaiiirs of the Uemoeraey. To th e naaiea at tha great and heroic dead of Ih s Dsmocratta party who have deceased withla aahstt time—Seymour. Hendricks, tlaawufc. aad McClellan—is now t o beaddsd tha t a f th a Hon. Samuel J. Tilden. Ths fsnsm l a«- vices, wnich take place to.day a t ths lat a residence of th e deceased, wUI bsaCai i extremely private cbslacter. Ths • Wiu be oonvered to ths osmeta Iiebanon, M. T. , birthplace of < The trial o t Captai n Blake , which was continued yesterday, derdopad Both - ins new. and wa a adjonnsd to mat Tuesday . The yacht Laura. ff!s|i>a1ii Ahc \Welch narrowl y escaiied — Tuesday , duiine the bish -rtwl . al- though, wit h lib usnal fantfcM, ka had her mninwall doable reafed . Testerday ancfaooa . catiai tbelLI. A-CUar '^betwse Wbea the rSrSflSaS^'lsr^ a
