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WM v^VANCE, VaMMied inrerjr Saturday a t «>t KW IMMTOR. $.1. . <.C«AWW|U>.J».. IMllor und Ptoprirfor. •^ddrm all Oimmunicatiima : -AUr-AJirCE, • »» WlMei, Kdaal ei,». T paynblc qoarteriy in advance , tLa per annnm. In advance; ottaerwlae, Sl^. JAMKS YOUNG. Jf^ AxtWMMcm mnr be purchased at— OSSSSS^^F'^S^ »®cker. Post Office. •iiS'S'^T®™\':'' IP-o- BnlUlne) i mnk r^D'a camera: Eiiiteiie Iliuwlmout'« i OrlniSiaWs CoiiIecHon- JSUS\ Im Cream saloon . Connor's curriers. Clinton Ave.; Mr. BHaMon-Elc^^^t'a Newsstand, on the Tertmoe; Jobu Counor'a cairrJere. MeOeoroe—Wm. Wbeeler's News-stand In the PemHottse: the new»-men iit tbe ciites*. 9>S!Vtt(fnntU,atup{etoH and Cltno/i—WnuWilkes' ^Dda: und news-<teaJ«n} geuerally. A Ptm—m m Cn ^he entertainment of the Advance latemry Assoczation,-which took place on ^Vedncsday ui Griffith's Hall, was very woll attended. Th e singing of Mra. I)l;?gs, Mrs. Herrinston, and Miss Ba y was very fine, while MLss Fannie Beverly and Mr. Andrew .GrUBn rcn-> dered some excellent recitations. Mr. Nicholc was a very efficient manager. At the close of the concert^retreahments were served. A Quiet Kleetion. With the exception of a slight dis turbanee in Jersey street, in which a few blows were exchanged between a Belmont and an anti-Belmont faction, Election Da y passed off in a ver>' quiet and orderly manner, only eleven arrests having been made bj-the police, nearly all of which were of a trifling character. Babacritiers will confer a favor by notifying of mnf loattcntion on the iMirt of carrlera. or failure to rocdTe the pai>cr rcinilarlr by •wU. XOnCE.—The manaecment ot this paper Is •ondocted eicltislTely br the Publisher, without B sanctlou »o mooetury tninsactloos will be SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1886. I To o Severe. Up to the present time we have re- fralued from passing an opinion uiion the case of the ticket agent who was recently dismissed by the Ilapid Transit Bailroad Company for calling to a possenger who had forgotten to drop bis ticket —\Joiin Henry, drop your ticket In the iK>x.\ The passenger in this case hapi)ened to be a knighte<l gentleman from Canada, and perimi>s thought that he was entitled to more respect and deference than ordinary men. Th e agent had a right to demand a ticket from him as well as anybod}' else, and, wlien he pjisse<I the box witliout dropping his ticket, the agent simply asked him to comply with the reflations of the company, and for the faithful discbarge of iiis duty was summarily dischiirjied. Now, the question arisci?, did the agent ooiii- mit uny act of injustice or impropriety In demanding the tii-Uet, even though the person was a knight? We think not. If he had used insulting language, then the company would have been justified in removing him, but ho did not. Perhaps not one man in ten thousand would have taken orTcnec at the language used. Tliere was nothing tn the renmrk, \John Henry, dro|i your ticket in the box,\ that would bave given offence to any ordinary passenger, and if the person had for- gotten to do so, It was the duty of the tieket -taker to demand it, whether i l >Bsscnger was a hod-carrier or a titled gentleman. The agent was placed there | for that purpose, and for the faithful discharge of his duty, was dismissed. It la generally conceded that the oflTence (?) was not at all commensurate with the punishment intlieted. The •gent in question is a j-oung man of exemplary habits and sterling charac- ftcter, and wo do not h^^'.i to sjiy that the railroad cojj^gigSK^y dis. mjssaUJif»Ine services of a very \ fitomislng and reliable assistant. A Ttiins of Beauty. Amon g the many beautiful articles at the fair of Fort Richmond Cngine Co. No. 3, which closed on Tuesday, was a very magnificent plush embroi- dered fire-Bcreen, with a cocoalx>lla ^IjB^ •ne, and which was greatly admired i^eauty of design and finish. The the joint handiwork of Mrs. ^aughwout and Mi's. Thomas Mrs. li. F . Wright was the jat© recipient of the screen. Aeeltfontal Shooting. On Thursday. Joseph P. \Winegar 18 years of oge, of West Brighton, acci- dentally shot himself in the hand by a pistol which ho was carelessly handling. Hunter stopi>ed the flow of blood antll ibe arrival of Dr. Ijyons, who ettended to the wound, which is not HQflous. )[orrlB Connors, son of Mr. John CMiOora. of He w Brighton, was acci- dentally shot on Thursday by a youug IBM uamed James Hart while the two , iron out hunting. The charge entere<l tbe tabr part of his leg, but produced PQ terioua wounds. l>r. Walser was Mini^oiied. ' John Abel» of Brooklyn, who was ^kA In tbe leg at El m Park last week, ^ the same ball which went through of bis friend, also from Brook- \Ifto^wi* taken Into the hotel kept by : ^M. gHaiEorald. where his shattered : ^OM WM attended to by Dr. Wood , V^Hgr which be was taken to his homo ' m Island.^ ^ . Swac tHo River. A trtil trip was made on Thursday the new horse car railroad from i^mrnsrCktyto McDonald 's Hotel, Ber- mm everything working satis- llEloEUy. Wbenitheroad begins mak- tripe, which will profiably > e h aext Monday, It yi!l prove at m great aoeomsnodatlon to the ^SniwMi^^*^ the xiortb Shore. A double \ ' \ laid for nearly the enUre dih e fare (5 cents) is very »for the long distance. Wary** OHiaroti. 1 baaaar, wbiob will oon- next Friday evening, was OtiAth HaU on Thursday lor the benefit of Bev.F^er .ditti^* Port BIchinond. lar^itoplay of arUoles ilpetflprton ii;eKpo^.lorml ^ ' nefcebtnit wUl be kepian «|lhftheJblr»«fe«hl<^ V. n. C. V. Entertmin The two n!;:hts' entertainment and soiree of the West Brighton Y . M . 0. U held at R>.j*8 Hall on the evonIn«:A of Tuesday and Wodnesday. proved to be, as usunl, a decided success, both numer- icnlly and flnanclully. The attendance on Tuesday evening was not large, ow- ing to the election; but the hall was filled to overfiowing on Wednesday night. The proL'rammo was varied and well rccdereil throughout. The first piece lutroducerl was a very novel and unique sketcli entitled, \Tbt Knights of Lal»or,\ In the repre«entatIoi! of which the audience was kopt In a con tinuous upro'ir of applause, by the comic nctlons, huirorous epithets, and witty SHjings of ihu porformers. The singing was very good throughout, and a number of tlie pieces were hcaitily tincored, cs- pecially those of 3Ir. J. T. Dempsey and Mr. Robert Shertrood. Mr. John Min- uhun, the interlocutor, rendered his part In a very plea&Ing manner, and ad«Ied mucli to the success of the sketch. The otiier members of tiie troupe, Jlessrs. J. H. Smith, D. Muhoney, J. F. Smith, and E. J. Powers, p«*rformed their parts in good stylo, although the song^\ 4-11-44,\ owing to the defective memory of tiie singer, was not received with as much Town'BMrd off llorMffl«ld.V The .Town Board of Northfield met on Thursday, and resolved, thetoselves Into a Board of Audit: Present: Sux>er- visor Doyle, Justices. Sunpson, Watfon, Hulsebus, and Clerk VunName. Tiie auditing of bills agaiust tlie Town was proceeded with until aii adjournment was btkcn to Monday next, at 3 o^clock. Superviitor Doyle culled a special mccc- ing of the Town Board for tliis .xfternooii at 4 o'clock. A Ksre Treat. Tl»e musical entert:ihiment' which was given last nl'^ht In Roe's Uall by the Dave Keed Troupe M-as well aiieud«Hl, and a fine prognimuie was given to tiie pleased listeners. To-night anotlier oi>- p<itunity will be given to hear the luiuKi- Uible bund, and as ihe proceeds are for the benefit of tlie obliging and populor manager of the hall, It is to be hoped that tlie place will be crowded. Staploton. On Saturda3' evening tluMisuallj-order\ ly entert.ainuient at Brown's varieties, Stapleroii, wsis disturbed by a g:ing of roughs, wiio, during tiic disturbance crcated by them, severely liaiidled Mr. Thomas Brown, the proprietor. So ar- rests was nuulf, a» Mr. Brown would make no complaint. Morthr.eld Excise Board. The Norihfleld Excise Board held their regular mourhly meeiing on Mon- day night at the Kill Von KuU llou^». Northfield Statistics. From Xitvcmber l.-t, 18j?o, to Xovom- Kapld Transit Notee. Some ot the geutleuiiii voniiM>$Ing the hooorablo Board of Superviwra think that the Rapid Transit K illroad has not been ol such decided advantage to tbe property holders of the Island as it w;is thought by many tluit't would b»*. In an Infoi ma! dl^'u9»iun on Tu*»sdjiy. remarks as folluM-^ were mufle: ••The'trt-mrfmlous crowtU brougl.t to tho 1»1hik1 by the attmclloiia ol the Slatt'n I-slatd Amurtemont Company had been rather a dotiimfnt than au ad- vantage;\ \it had not increased the value of prop.'rly peiieiallv ;*• U th*? milioad wouM {:Ive chenp inin-portatlon. it might be of benefit to property owners,\ etc. Supervisors. A meeting or the Board of Super>-i5ors was Ueiii on Monday In the Couuly Treas- urer's ofllce. all pie&ent but SupervLrOi B<^htel, who was detained ou aucuuut of illness. Supervisor Doyle reported that he bad made liie uect^aary ariang»-ment=> wiili the Deputy Siat^ Comptroller to furulsli a list ot the bales of property for uiipa.d taxes. Several bills were audito«l and ordereil paid. No bid-i were received for heathig the Uouuty buiMitjgs. The J5ourd atiji.urnetl to Tuesday uest. Q audie: 3 as the parte irk ren- , which 1, ISSG,in re were 1S3 the Town leaths, 94 riages reported to tlie J. U . VanNaine. of Xo biiili^, 'i'owu -lllficld, and 48 Clerk, favor by tli of the play. Tho Stag Quartette of New Y dered some very flne selection were ai>plauded to the echo. The singing of Jliss Susie Smith and the ex'.'ellent s-^rviccs rendered by Miss Lulu Dempsey, as accompanist on the piano, adde<l greatly Lo the attractiveness of the occasion. Tho farce entitled \ How to pay Rent \ was well represented, although the mem- ory of \Old Percentage\ was a little de- fective, while tho performances of the Irishman, tlie Dutcliman, and the dray- man \brought down the house.\ Tho dancing of Master Luke Chapp.;ll was a feiiture ot the evening, especially his \sand jigs,\ which were loudly en- cored. Tho farce entitled \Th e Ghost in a Pawn Shop,\ was a laughablo piece, and the acting of Messrs. Kenny, Mahony, id Smith was received with marked favor by tho audience. Mr. liobert Sherwood added greatly to the evening's entertainment by the ercel- ieut rendering of a immber of populat Irish sougd and melodies, which were heartily encored. \ Who Died First\ was a very laugh- ,blo farce, and Jasper aud his \ wife \ de* ber\-e great praise for the manner in which they perforiue<l their parts, while the Landlord and the Hotel-keeper wei 3t wanting in pruflcleney aa dramatists, The singing, dancing, and Irish reels given by Mr. D. Kavanagh were all that could be desired, and Mr. Wm . H . Hartt. stage manager, desen*es special mention for the very able manner la which all th' anaugemeals were carried out. not i lingle interniption or delay having oc- currcii during tiie entire ev'enlng, A soiree was held after the entertain- ment. to which nearly all of the audieuci remained, and a grand supper was served, including \ oysters \ and alt the delicacies of tiie season, to which tiie guests did ample justice. Under tlie dl- 'ection of Floor Manager B. 3IcDonough and an efficient corps of assistauits. tlie solreo was veiy much enjoyed. Excellent music was dispensed by Prof. Olvany. Tho participants departed at an early hour, highly pleased wjth the whole af- fair. and tbe comments heard on all sides showed that this was one of the finest enter tjitnmunts ever given by the Y. M. G. U. The proceeds, which will no doubt be large, are to be devoted to tbe build ing fund. ButeryriM that Pays* A newspaper filled with local and gen- eral news and a choice selection ot mis- >llaneous reading matter is tlie country publishers' greatest \card.\ Sucb apapei Is sure to please tlie old readers, attract new ones, .and increase the demand for adveitlsiiig space. There is not the least doubt that a Urge amount of interesting reading matter, both local and general, contributee greatly to the auccttsa of country uewspapem. People ia the cbun> try read with avidity everything In their home papers, trom the local news to the advextisemeats. Amoitff the Five^men, The following fire c«.nn>anies of the North Shore liave signilied tli.-ir in- tention to join In a ^rantl puradc on Thanks;;iviji>;-day, notice to il»is t-lTecl havinjr been rocoived by Mr. Charles M . Schwalbe, Secretary of the North Shore Fire Di'partmeni: \Va>hin;;ion Etij-ineCo Xo. 1, with their new lead jiole ar:d parade rope ; Cataract Engine C<.. Xi». 2; l»ort Kichniond Engine Co. .Vo. U tfre^h from their succcssful fan-); Xew^IJrinh- ton steamer Xo. 4, iledoni Truck'Xo'. a, Aquehon'ra i'nick Xo. 1, Stariu Ih.se Xo. 5, Lafayette iloso Xo. Fricn(UhiiJ Truck Xo. 4, Alert llosc. Steady Stream llosc and Bucket Co., and Granite Truck. Zephyr Hose Xo. 4 have not •t decided to parade, but it is believed that they will be In line when the lay comes. Secretary Schwalbe de- i: iM^ ftsii- : A acwmlca* Ac . A lone, and destitute woman named Mrs. LuPoud. wife oC a a«a captain (who waa lost with all oo boald borne yr.ni mgo), died in Xew York ou ThurbUay last. HuvlDff uo relatives, the ^authoritlea were about to take Ihe txHlf and buty it In Putter's Field, but aome ot the n«i|{hban objected to having the cotpsa Interred in a pauper's stave, proniiuont among whom were Ihe parents ot Mr. Bern; BuOinan. the bairdceaser. oC West .Brlgbtou, who reside oloae by where the poor woman had word to their son at :!• lagiuil to the aOrir. and 1I7M to iiaiktonk a I JwpffSJi'.w-i -.to :tha turn —d iHw lfca SitiH«Ml,b«tiiai tub wm MMd UMlolaaiUMBitakli r«alk*f«ta(aU< iires us to suue ihiit ipeciiil iiieC'tiiij; of tli lii'jjreseiilutiVL'a to t:ik< iii^- the panicle, but th:t will receive Vuiuleibilt In Wasliiugtoi t II speeiiil 11jeetiuf; li^ht, uimnii n iiivitatiou .\o. S, of Bayonne, panule, sis tin ihiy. 'I'liehi thut roeelveil caslou of tl: Uayo >inee, tl.eiu will be 1.0 : ISoanI of Filv ; action coiiceru- eacli couipaiiy instructions from Uliief re^aril to details. 1 Eni;ii:e Company Xo. 1, lielil on Tlmi-siiny ilously re^olvetl to extend to Aniciicus Engine Co, to participate in tin ;ir on 'i*lianks;;ivin^ • itcil company is the <.m \ OKI Kn^ty\ on tiio oc e annual parade of tin Fire Department, two weeks il who entert.ineJ them in ell A cl, •icU: handsome and ho,-pilable manner, bund of music will be enj^i^red wl ill proceed to tlie house of A Kn^ine Comi)any in Jlayonne, aud es- cort them to the island. A collation at tlie close of the panide will be s'ven in tlie house of Wushin-jton Engine Co. The splendid llrcnien's coat, wincli was secured by Forman Charles Amber- man, of l*ort Uiclimond, at the late fair of Ills company, was presented oii 'i'hnrs- ilay evening by tile lucky owner to Chief Engineer Vanderbilt.of the North Shore Fire Department, as .token of iteem and respect. A Valuable Dos Lo.t. On tho 15th of last Juno a very Qn^ Gordon setter, the jiropeity ot Mr. Eeini Biiriie:^, Oistleton Corners. mybteriou=.ly dibitppotir«:d from his pluee, and Iiiih not Binee been ucon. A ren'urU of Sou U oCTered tor hill return. Xlie uiiliuui wus well trained aud highly prized by itis master. Auotlier Ncwapupcr. An amateur monthly paper U soon to b. published tiy tho pupils of the Statea I»,I»iid -\cad«my, uiider tho name of tlu Acatlemic Echu. 'riio eilitorial „tull, con siath'S of the followiiiK per=out-. w;u niiaiii.uouslv elected : Editor-hi-ehlef. J T. Buike. Jr.; associate editors, Itlcltal^l W . Wu.lsworth und Clara L. Kraii=lia business iqanai^er, Geo. H. liaiey, wish our youuft trlends abundant bucc iu their uudertakhig. IIln.tr, Dr. Eeel.- aveled ea eounlrj' diiniif; tin \las a voiy larfo .hotogn.phs Ol 1 nlelralhif ol.j^et; Nit.Kl by hi.u di illl Kive a very ecture In the chu t'Jth iiist.) lor th iday-school. It.i has tei.sivelv t : past S imn collection i .11 tlie pro i and Ian 11 Ing his pleton, l.roUKli n-r, and lonyj. , on Tu. beueat ' ho ;he ho . ami and ney. aleil aih.K iri=u baski t of wax flowers donated by Justice iiulsebus. Mrs. Hanlv received a Mikado toiletset, while .Mr. .Mllford Lewis chanced to get a garnet toilet set. Mr. Eilwanl I'nill i-iptured an elegantly-eaibroiueretl cushion, which had been donated bv Mrs. Lilliau Willoughbc, late .Miss Lillian 6.nith, the champion cmck shot ..f tne Wild A vellow loilel set was rtc^ived by Mr. Jo'hn Can;:hL-c. Mrs. William lianiilton L^ccame ihe happy iHis- of a niagnilice .Miss -Inliie ^IiKitholI .ind Miss Sandi Fl^lier as blush «,ine of L'licle San promptness and accun tliey di>patclKr\l the letters ileposited in tn liave to be convcvcd to S to New •iork,and tli BaKlllM. iMcrvMlHs. Mr. DRUiei u.:mp»ey, of West Now Brighton, had just puiehased the rlghl, title, and Interest eoiupleto ot the old- estubilshed business of Abram Shears}, of Iltrgen, N. J., where lie inteuds to carry un the same business. ncd I . m.pl,.a.~„ I, U..v.-rl iidnei.- » on the IS I ,-.1 ,1 tin, t poiuL The termlnatloi itaiuo unv,.ilins. Ill-play of lllewt .'ouiitry, took pli havins been del :ecount of ihe ui pl.iys were ^Im- Liberty I-lai tllo iSallery, I alidsotpeopl. from up UK decks ol tin lalKe nunil Island ontuii: fioin dill,-rei ilast Si.oifs being III thein-ighbi on tne high liIII aU.v exhibition of the py passed aliylhing ever couutry. On the 'J.M on Monday, th flrewoiks di-ph 111 the tmhi. 1: \Vhe3 the W , reacheil, the ei some one In li before all the p arrMngatl'ort misteand i.a.| n and a huge n and genth-im-n not having be< tha train. At and d: Ibertr of tn •at B:iitholdi of tl le tlnest in ti,i, •VHi.iiig, tinje ou incsse 1 lery Kl,. und. an. oy thous Brooklyn 1 tnii,, 11, residents ' view of tl. .1 Male ili-pl., Oil the Xortli Ml ; niilri t Geoig. roleelji bcloie night lilh-d Uriglil .lily. iig.-rs V ot t!- tweh skill :en In St. Go ^ C,.iil nll..wu.g. nd tin trainin irteii th. OU1- iime trail Up.., i.lu time platforii Olio partv tiiele ' mostly l.idl.s al Unit tlioy Were ailyliilng be pulling it v. iu.lgment on tli rains elint- li-ii.layed. er of ladii>s, eiiildren, e lak.n to Eraslina. llo.v..,l time to g. t ..IT It 11.ai) I'.il. the lir.-.l ers w,;'e gnieionsly ' a loothol.l on the stall.ilis. In ;ntv persons, d ohil.ireii. and tu sav but l.lea-.-.lw.,uhl ry mildly. A lull.-goo.l part ol those ill cli •d i.assei to secuie a •t th.'ir respect publi. uld bo aljprcciated by th. \All Quiet e n tho Potomac.\ Tiie election Is over. Many persons are happy, oth. rs .llsuppoliiteit, and some very \ sick.\ The result Iu the Couuty is as follows: Hon. Perry Belmont succeeds himself as Congressman by a majority which is over 1,01X1 tiehind the rest of the Oeiuo- ctatic vote, uotwithstiindUig the largo amount of \ boodle\ report^Hl to have been distributed In the County. Hon. Edward A. Moore's election to ths Asaembly, by nearly 1,300 plurality, shows tiiat be has wonderfully gained in the hearts of his \ couutytueu \ sinea he was so badly defeated some years ago by- Mr. Tvtiaii. The Bepubllcuu candidate. Mr. John L. Dailey. ran behind hU Ucket. which Is to be aeeouuted for by the fact that the independent candidate. Bon.Jobu Xtacker. received nearly 1.200 votes, a targe numlier .of which were taken frc-m tlie Bepublicnn ranks. District Attorney Qeorge Oailagheifwas re-elected by a v. ry handsome majority, amouuting to nearly 2,000, and i usUce Hulsebua (.-n the Democratic ticket), aud JuaUce W . W . Coi bett (ou tlie Repubiicau) were elected aa JusUcee of Seasl.tna. A great light was made bytheopp<menta of the Democratiu ling aKalust Mr. P. Weldon, candidate for bupelbiLeudent of Uie Foor for Uiddletowc. wbo centml their work on George C. B.ttz. Mr. Wel- don, however, waa eiecteil by about l.lOd ma]<>rity, together with Mr. John W. O. Siigelbieclit. of Westlield. to ail vacaury. Martin Bughes and James Gorman were elected as Coiouera. ' The Probibition Toledid not exceed 350. As no opposition to tha Bevislon ol tbe Oonstilntlon was ahown, tli« vote ,was not an !«(«•• It would have been.vtherwtoe: la Isek, In-soao aieetlon .dMiM a no eoiH rulilU- l.irt- tu hf l'r(-f.-rr.-.I. Adebale.Mis I.el.l l.y-he I-vii-g Lit ary S .ei.-ty on Tuesday ev.-iiliig (.-l.-.-ll nl^'hl). the sul.ject d.-bai.-d b.-ing: •• 1!,^ solvi..l, that I'.ivate Llle is Piereiablo rublic Station.\ The subj,-ct was vei appropilate,especially as, wnlle the d..'tm was In progiess, niaiiy ni. n were beii elevateil to public statl-ms while ot!:.- were consigned lo private lifeby ih.-vot .)[ a free peold.?. After a veiy interesting .ieii.ite, a vote was taken, which resultcl ill favor of tlie iieg itive or tlie publi. station side of the ipiestlon. The meeting adjourned at 10.30 o'eloek. ileli ten . (Jnit. ••ad' Tn desel tcnti.un reiir. tne 'ivork F ironi vet rug, is ptistniasler, ssisraiit, put lo -..aicialsbvthe V witli which \..IHi-e bnsiues-. r olllce did not Gorge, tlieii.x* back ag:iill f.-r grain> in but *• iuimetliate tl i-eiits wa-i thi-ir iiiouo everv ti a number of unclaimed Idlers w velli,ed \ at the clo.^- of the lair, le comic art gallerv r.-ceived—; ve.llv s.i—a lame shale of the of the vl-itors. A verv cor .•scnlalion <d the iiarthol. of .Mr-.l).F.Sini..ns.iii Wright, allra.-ted uiiich Its near approach to tlu- o ral ilcslg.i. The conii...u e suitue will lurever rcinaili a i asjottfUfii lailies only are a\v;u iialeiiai Use.l— lituce the secret. CI..S.-.1 on i ncs.lay night, tile g. lining niisol.I being iiispo.-cl o on bV iir. lleurv T. Woid, Jr. •V C.'joues liad'kiiidiv con^enl. sauclloneer on Satur.lay ni-ht, unable lo atlend on Tiles.l.iy ni ic nctt results of the f correct Slaliie, I.I .Mrs. tenli..ii :i:ial in t parts iltiees .vh. ulv to i;ie la.li. n.l all w li.-h Wl ..I tn k.-.l - pioiicr to appen ..t I .Ml- , .llrs. . i'l ici Jap. I--. .-5,UI..U-.lll 'I'l-.-as- l^^iii; SeCiety i-\ , .Mis. .'hainiian, Hi >. E. 11. -Mi..., lie ^.-l.l, e Ki,..—, Ml S. .)..lll, i>u.-l. ll.-aver. SI..UI Uii Joiio frail U.-Ui i a I'hoii V: -M A a laxrmtlaz Uckue. On Friday i,«tt (lah last.) at the TTuiteii Stat.% Hotel, New Y«ik Otv a laper oil I be rnvi by Dr. H . E. Eari.\tiie eminent -yerMmiry sarge..n ot IVest. Brighlon. in defense ot the do-,-as a us.^ fui .lomesUc animal: Dr. Uaaimell. of •w\ork. will t;dte the.•l.p..»ite slj, fl q.jesiion. jtu.l i..aa jx iK,p..r la Iav..r ..f L* exterminali.in of the d.,-,;. J^ v..rv Inte^ting deb.ite Is expecie.!. If Df. fclllsuec .Vs in deteaturg opi^.neut mth„c,.nt..st. it will l,eno smiill li.,nor ^ Dr. Uau,m-ll Is one of me ablest men In the pr..ressIou. W e will give tbe rt- sutt ot tho debau- in a future lisue. Sjjortiiiff JToUit. Vankee members of the Maten I-land F.Hjt B dl Club phived a K .me of ba-e ball at St. G.-i-rge ou Tues- day. which proved to Iw very iuteresti - - and .xei.ing. The Britisuers score o.\ IS to S. Actl» ;ES-Th» lumtier-raid of Mesara. XH-* VanCUef i Son?, snows great actlvilT a tt M present Ume. Larg.* quantities of tho l»ast r qualities of lumtier are lieinr cotiftfanHy recelve.1—not, however, to be piled a way iu the yard on sff nrace. but to be delivered to thWr tn-iny almost as I^tstaM lu bis ree..tit Trip to tire laj^ luml^xaiitricts. Mr TS\ VaiClief mado -H.me verv i.»lvautag.-.»us conlracts irvc . future .iel.veries.tbe bet-eflt of which-wiU iNf siitre.! by liie many cmAomers of tills p.«pular Arm. CMaUMnrsc. T-T- At Messrs. J. H. VanCUeXi Son^ lumber d.'iKil. I'.>rt Uielmioud. a very ' large sl.M.-fc of l.ulhUng laaterinl is alwi ^ kept ou hand, f..'r whicii their prices atw extremely rea-onai.l... , -Mi,- .M.illi i l.ia Elia iiig-r....in.— .Matn.n, .Mn ; a^-lslanl-. .411-. J . li Jils. U. I'alsous, .Mis cy Uible Xo. 1.—Cliain D. .Mrs , .Mrs. •V.J. a.illi.n,, .Mr-, tili:;.-iie li;u.i;iiw,.u[. 1—-\-Ill'; 111 1-'. Fl»i icr, -Vuiiie L. SiooU 11, ii.iiii,:! I liail. 1- ;„..-> tl:ib.e •2.—Chainiian, .Mr>. ,.-1111 1: »1 .uoiisoii; .\ii-.- i-'ioi-aii,.-V;,u, IIMIC ll,.-a 1, a.i.J l.iy.Zle SUiOLUoU. ta,„-v t;„11,e -No. .—.Ur,. i:,.i,.-rt l!,-a- u-r; alii-, .Ml.--es Clal-a ^.ill,-.„^ ime &.I1U 11, r.ua uairoU, .-Vliliio ll. al. 1.1 i-;ii^,ei.i .1 iiii,h. I'ars.i Enni, I'n.e, Fn I'cart -Scuii l.avii K. II Trea. Amb. Willi gate. i.-llarl. 1.— Cil nan. Mis- Ella K -w-s l.liiie F..ggii lirniai , .Mis Fan ud Jo it t;iibl.-.—C'lialnnan, .Mrs. J. Ii. .-i-;allt.s -Ml-.-i 1.1,.-y liiill, iiai-l, Uiiiia .An,l,-i ia Li -t,-r, .Ml-. Anhiir iih.' e.ilil ,'e C..1III1IIII,'.—L'hail 11 Se, retai-, , Frank 1-vJ- Oei.i-e A . ( 'n-.-h.-i,. >11; (J. ii' mm, .i..hn I I .S,-ill, J,.111 a W. 11. Fr Uaiigliey, -Vjii-le ! W . .r. P. •lub. l>. F. list I'l-.tooi l.ls. illiialni oir*!^ llhel... .•latJon ba^o i.luin, i.lay.^1 oil llif S. I. •. Alexaiidt-r Milue. It. U. Ly ftiick and a ui};at •r ujjiking the best play, iuteteoiiui; one aad re- ol C.ii>taia ^luiahauS e of SI to IS. Oflic-jr »!-ful player and Fai r and Bazaar . To the ladiis of Port Kii hinoiid etni- iieutlv due the pand liuancial success of tlie fair and l.a/.aar hvld in GrittUli Hall last Wfck for the IRMU-Ilt «.f i'ort Uiclniiond En^'ine Cp. f, aJi.l wl.ich, on accoiint «»r tl»e ^tonuv weather, coutinned on Moudav and Tuesdav of tlic picscnt week. The decoratiou^ of tiie hall were as elab- orate as it was po^^ible to niake thcui. and fully showed the arti.^iic sldll and j;ood tiiste of the huiies, aiilcd by the jreu- tleineii iiienibers of the conii^-iny. 'I'he dilTereiit tables for the sale of fa'iicy, or- nanieiital, and usefnl articles, toijether with the coufectiouery, JapaJiese villa^re, and llower-bi»wer, i»re>eiited a most beaii- titul appearance, added to wliicli were the brilliant toilets aud cai>iiva(in^ suiilcs of the lady attendants, rendcrhi*; tlie picture one worthv of the i»encil of a skilled artist. (Jonsideriii;; the storiiiv weather which prevailed froni the open- Uzii uij,'ht until .:<:iturdav, the atteuduuce was lar^e, and tiiu determination of the connnittee to continue the fair over nutil .Monday ami Tuesday of the present week met with ;:ener:il iipi^rovnl. On .Mondav and Tiiesday the hall was crowileil, not only with curiosity-seekers, but by casli- in-hand purchasers. Tiie \ itebiwis\ who so al>ly presldeil over the destinies of the \ well \ were the Misses Ethel Urown aud Jessie Dellart. .Miss Ella rarsiMis, drcs»etl in an extremely ii\ psy costume, looked every bit the l>eautiful Gypsy of rotimuce, aud, with Hreat correctness, outlined the pres- ent, aud future of the many atteiuhints at her tenr. In the »ho<..tiu;r ^rsdlery, .Mr. Fniiik IMslier won tlie Urst i«rize ami .Mr. liarrj' Morse captured the second prize. .&lr. H . i*. tiimoiisoa aud Arthur Suiitli were awarded the first and sectnul prizes resp^cuvely. A number of the valuable donations \M-ere disposed ol by chance, the followlnj; beinjj amon;; the many lucky onus: Father Campbell,-a l>air of faiioes aud a lo;; cabin quilt; Mrs. J. Kempster, a «old watch; Mr. Hurry C . Hritton, A -Uver castor uud a toilet sett; Mr. A. S. Gale, for Zephyr iiose Co., the muw ; M:iatcr Louts \Vri;;ht and Jlr. Charier McDouou;;h, each a ton of coal; Captidn Croker, a siik-plusliuibiuu; Mrs. J?. Wri{{lit, a Imiidsouie embroidered tire-screeu; Mr. Smith, a crazy quill with\ velvet bortler; 3lr. Imu Uri.i, a hatidsouie brass phtquej Mr. Uobert Vuii- Ptelt, a sofa pillow, \VIUt crazy woric. Mr. Charles Auibcriuaii, foreiuau of 3 £u;ciue, captureti tiie tiretuau*s overcoat, wliicli he pn»po&es to preseut to—well, we wou'l 8a> who ju.siy«r. **Old Uusty,\ or \Vuiiliiu|;tou Eujjlue Co. No. 1, will prolMbly parade wiui Uie Uaudsutne waU nut l«ad-|M>le aud fau*^ parade whlcli W to tUeir Ibt, oo Ttot^l^i^ Jte BraaMnfftonmWbiaa ^ iQckj ticKet^jrkiuli controlkid Um One iPmnjtfcrfAiwing Madilne untied ^^^STfJWik^u, while llr..Miuj|. . jMiir tfoclier) reoelT^d tte ugaiicMt Sfm.jKftlcaptiiin Itlcsuby put up »tick lor tiie ofllc The K was lui bulled in fuvor team by a «co Douovan was th- cairied away both sUeko. Tuis I liiii'd j^auie that has been play til during the seu»ou. Justice Powers »iii be sen led to-day with a handsome gold- heatied caue. «-old JZiir- Althonyii etdd mude Its Jipp-anuice Ii it is coi.ll>leutly belie spell uili 2^oou beal V.nCliei & Soa^are pi stock of well supply any ipon tl: ou by I Tt»e t^n of the S. I. A. C. II l>av. iveatiier has not y«'t this lutitude, still i-ed that the cold iiig. Mes.-rs. J. H. L'pareti with a laij^e eeaeU iiiid clean coal lo emiuids I hat may be made Tlieir prices for a full ten courts iu us.. ;iil of Ktr-cii.. ilr Guy L-jcharJs. of .\thl»-tic Club, wa-i olr-ele-.i s^.mv time sii:e^ prt^i-i-ut wl suid Ijt-t Wt-rk an ad.htlunal hnuur was- conf.-trerl up..ii l.j.a t.y his ben:-t-it-.-tr^i a-cuptuiu.-r Ihe u-avt-rMly crrtxv, and lie u i;l ihfreJt.re have iuA ehurg-t.t the l^jat- U'Uas Wfil a, \Uf sjk.,ts of the Uo- lumt.iu, .\ihi. tic ATss-o-.-Litiuu. It is ciHiUdeijily ••siH-ctcd th .t, under hi^ fluidi'.iiceaMl skillful iuau:.«-meni. \old Column uili aj;;au cc»me lo tlie front jit Nfw Lon.h.u ueAlyeai, und rtitUoni doul.l will liold n^r own at the iiiter-coilt-gial^' jrlKjits ueit Spriuj;. A. C. «it>on«. .1. EIhcU •n Uii XUK . D.iyih Alhiwt duty u^ fiO.Ki •ers of th^ ulter i-r- mlfia d-.y ^ Ttio Jury List. Tlie f dlowin-c a list of tb«» Grand and Pt-tit Jurors drawn on ilimdar, the 1st of NovcmtH-r. to t^^^ax atom of the (\>urt of to be htdd ou 3Iun- uay. Nov. lolfa. unxKu jrKT. ll«iry Bani-r. AtiuiiiLiJr: >»««!*-» J. Van Name. Uartx.r n>..tl; tt . It. s-lujyuM.tn. lUvluauml Tcrtare- \ lia^jiou. Itij >tr«t; W m. L. l^jrt kirninomi; t. .4. K-Uhm.i aiiaistrtn-t; Iwatel Tan- >unM:. ; Wlliuim t Aruwnnic. Klctmumd roaj; M Arictla rtwi; Nicbolw. ?-i.rhunaie: V UU-^oa. Um A Mi;k-lif.»Jiasirt*l:K.lfeinK».M2irtiirn.-Harbi»t; L l-iuiKr. s-i l-aal--. j. TL. Awtnivrtie. rUM'^UmWin. ilcouiaiit HiUus- ui. <ii-.i:.l. Bmjd t.u»*t; ian»fl Vrt-eUUHl. w, H -.J.nuiue, Totu-Utme: Jeny liaj sitr-ft; U. k. >«*rfrrcau. K4***tlc: iL iMH-cI^ :?mttli ItTntctf;:^ < «H>iifr. Klcianutut znul. rirriT Jt ur- ttriivrv; 1. t >. \rraruf. n«i«uis c:. tviitfr ftitnt; I. W. (.sbum. •: XlitTM iii-r Iiu:ltai4.ml: U*. T ^:rttt; Lou;t. tifrharui. Clltg .2iii»-t'. TuniiiiktrjJ. Htl.u. l-.tMwU, i'litMl UiUitJ- •r ^ l-o; J »iu-. fuJOilnr elrret; r-utvr r.-.:. u. t«.»kr. Un^id M.-t-ti-ttird i.Md : 1*. B. iH^rr. ». s-fi... rUuu.v:-». ri>ni{H>iii» ir.Mfur Mk-J : .•-umurl Waxiu, A:i.i;.ur:t\. Tojuuxiilf: .11. J. . v.. U. 11tieuTUif: H ir ;-H ii I al tirutr. : \ •ty I..-. 1 IVrnir- ; •l.-d utl ai ud-. ja .ili tul II. Th.- 4 i -.-c,. n V S. S. :?..-hu . Sui.lii, Jr It. I'tnti 4 il. v.. •d oa lol- •l-iwn^ ,rcco:4J i aJ h,sit Willi Saiili li, lo.vi:, - l<.c,;. _. .It. a ~i£!i.*fatuuuil U. t. Kaj- 1 .-ttt-u. •.irt-urtUiP- ; 1- u»-.: TA M. ^un. nnrn-aa. Nfw »t. uti-'T'ti-'u of our ^iiW ..I valuable >'i J >Uii and Itmis k\ plact^ou S.ilar- it l.itii r.M., al tiie • r» 111 ••lital*' apeut ..••vlJ It. •L-^iut'iit iu aiitiilicr sa Letters. t -Y.-r. c. issc. r..MrlU.s Hou-k;. It. uf ,uyi.-r. as wini.er inn b,-,.a.ii jaiuj... | Uiad. : ij ft. lU ill..J..- i b,-,.a. jaiuj. | G.1 S It. 0 in., bei.ii: . eIo=.-iy l.,ll,..,-.-J 1, ... .-ijuill :,. • 1 lii tue l.;L'-vai.l hui.ll, -T., llii-baijr. w.m ; iu IJ t-eeolid-. uyl-rr i .uyier o..'.tiit. i-w jau -,i.u with the I t l-o^-. 1 haiuiu.-r. lill, ll,rt-.v ll ...uiid ^li„t 2'.' ft. .>i.,-ivl,..,m.,iili.d : ill til lo.vuig the -\.(tl-l...Ull. 1 wrmut. 1 i !:• fr. 1 the Tiio Wheelmcrr. I>i •XT Tlie w.-ai! si ri;:lii i-whc-eliiK-u cnj.. lit. The Oram i a vL-ii to ttK •liiil.-us.-d v.iiii tJu-v iruv..|. .HIS..U ari'l T n M'l. vi.-.it.Ml N... i.iinv with Mr. Ml whfchjiu!: N.^rtl tlii-.iii: ..nil !.l -VI \Vli.- -i I^hiii.i. - tin- lill.- 1 ••i. il.-.- -.1. ii:ivis r y.-iic. .VMlMir if r. iiiaii\ ..r .-II c lub i 1.1 \\K-l- ' Ii.js ..-.vr . l-!.-.l. I.f th- li.-r.'. i:i mhli. 1.1 1. Sll. iiu.l b Ivii. .-. tho many th,- 1.. > ..I 1-1-.J.1..- ilniu;inr.- .>1 11 In- laki-n :i -1..-.1; •atill •1 till ilvai Vbituunj. XfTTLt il..i|.l,.1..1i .riiK-iit In ll.iCSMAX T.—I , II,.11,1:, •rk. i.-k. K. 1!. li.-ir^i 111 r..r. •K. lir- '..11 lii.-li. r.-. Ill- I. X t; ,r i4-ti. ^Ji— Mar-r A- ! 1,. :.:, -1, l:. .. 11 1.' Uu'luudlhJiua. [ 1.-.. Mr. -..i,,,. •I .Ut. Mr. l...,.i,-!lr. Mr. J,.i an. Julia. S 1. .. ,. J. 11. I. •l.tu. Mr. U.4w-rt ,11 ll. V Ml .i.i IV i .'.-.-.tt.ib i:.toQira L. Mr J.'bn t iiiU.' , l-r.,/. !. Mr il. i t.'.'i cl. Mr. \VVui <x. Mr:<;..ttlM-b i n;'!;^\ii.^'li.l'.;' rivk 1K-..1. Mr. linrrr 1 l.'.i ruT.M r ilurUapU tr. J..Uti iV. .l'. V i iti. Mr u«.t Mrs. J .T Mr. J-mnk K.. |.Um. Mr. Ui. tit-.- Mr-.. lUtru j'-i utTti.Mr-'Mary : . t M\. i.-rtU. J . U >V. iV'.u.', >1:- j. Mr-. --ttta* ->tr. Lu-ti -.uni-r. Mi— RUr j i Hi. il'.r. «'. K. ....ti-m- Mr. Junboa i..-t»-. Mt- y. i-.lia;in. Mr. 1*. P. Ili'iaa u 1-. ttl.im^. r.S L r. !•-. Uvj-. Mr-. 11 i.V T. Mr- lOirM A . -tu J.-nTtt«-1_ r»/. U. r! -'i'. •vtii -h. TIMHW I'll 11..11.11 fl-ill li.-fon t..riii.<t I'os .leiii-.?, IV.st, • >ixtv-i Infill} iicls lliiir-.l:i y.l tliii . tn-lll Milhn-1 -tlir.-«-yt':i .1 Cliur. h, l'..rl 1: it In the Church C.- r.—On •niiir..Iav, a Malin.-is- ilarbuf, I Ifi- ..f Captain (iai w.. j-,-aif. 'Ihe .-ft.-eiii.-.l f..r li 1.1 r,-lisi • .-d o. Kuii at ih. . lu- lu .-hi 1 h.r Ml--. I •r.-tt 1 il.-.-1-a i:iny la icei'jltt ol coal are as lo>v a3 those . dealer on ibel-ilaud. A call upou them will aatlsfy uny piH-clia--^.-r. A.inou<j the Vhufehes. The Rev. George E. Crunoton. u£;.,i.,tant Rector ot St- ilary's T- E. Cliurcli, In- toned the »eivice and preached in the Church of the Asceubioa ou Sunday luoru- luti laot. Tue Itev. A. H . Demurest vrlll preach 111 the Jluturme.1 Oiiuicii ut Port lUeli- luoud to-nioriow at 10.au o'clock, and the R.iv. Dr. Brovvulee iu the eveiinig at T.-io o'clock. Tho Young Helper's Sowing Society -will hold a ran iu llio lecture r.H,m of the lieloruie.! Cflureh. at P.,rt Richinond, In aid ot the \plauo fun.l,\ on Nuveniber I81I1, culnmeuclug ut 7 1>.3I., and on ^'u- veiuber lUi-h, couiuieuciag at 3 P.M. Tho officers of the society are: Lily biuionsou, l-iesldent; M iss li..ssie lUiles. Treasuier. aud M iss Laura Welsh, becretary, and the geuerai dlrectiou will be by Miss King aud Miss Lily White. Aduiis.,lou tell cents. Tho young Misses coauect*Ml with tlie «lK>ve eutertaiiiiuent are work- ing with great zeal aud fervut to raise the sum ol at least SlOO toward tbe fuud for paying fur the piauo. A gcueral prayer nieetlt^ for the entire church will take plitce to-morrow eveu- iiig Horn 6.30 to 7.30 o'clock iu tne Park l^iptist Church SundayHSchooI room, und wUi precede the tegular service in tbe main audience loom. Tho £er. Chai les Larew, of the Sum- m..raei(i M . E. Church. 3Iatiiien** Uartjor, will a-idress the regular monthly nii..-iou- uiy meeting at Tllulty M . £. Cbuicli at '2.30 o'clo«!k to-Murrow (iiunday) altetuoou. Paraonal. Sir, Charles Thorp, formerly of Staten Island, but nowaxeshlenl of Sfebraska, is at present ou a vl-it to liU family re- siding on Davis aveuue, aud contem- plates reinaiuing here some six , weeks. He receive.! a very hearty welcome from the mcmbets of the S. I. A. C. , of which lie.wad oue of tlic dutrter members. Hon. Eilwanl U. Burnett, recently elected as a democratic iuuut»er of Con- gtM fioul UaMacIiuKtts, is a ueplnsw of Ua|>t.Jl. U . Burnett r>f Port Kichmooil. U e WU also a elassmale, at Uarvaid College. <>tUMjiou. Peny Belaaw.;;^ . ~ . l(r. Jtta IMuer.ot fan KlcW»ih»J, i> lunr abKut from tiM Idaiul <m ooe^ die cniiKra at tW D. a. lU»y , ta •.-iv.-d fr. .Ila;.- 1 . h-r h d th. I liiiii. lilal.l- »ill 1,- -lati.e- I he lly .-111,1 fl-ieli.U. t i-i ,.n hi^. wav t the funeral ,.er until word 'l-. r, E sTKIIUUOOK.—.\t New llri^Iilou, f-n Thuisday, Oct. 2t-lli, Mary IS. E -terbr.M.i, ot C,.rk, Ireland, a^ed ci;;hly- thr.re years, internieut in Silver Mount Ceinetcrj\. 1I.4UT.—At X.'wBri;;hton, on Oi't. 31-it, Charl.-s Hart, s,.n of Cluirl.-< F., an.l Ella Uart, a-.-il f.mr days. St. Peter's C, m-tery. li.teriueut il. Married. TArLon. — DAvtuaic. — -Vt Chuich. Ed^'e.»-.iter. ou Sati a<H-n. bv the lEev. Dr. Taylor \to Miss Virginia hurch was lllleil u. ul'i St. Pj diy aiter- ..VUe. Mr. C'Bm>. U vi.Ig-. The ifl.uiiig by a fa-hi-.>nable gatherii g. M-ss j Davidge. sister of the bri.le, aud lier .-.tusiu Miss Riiett were tlie bri.I.-amai,ls. Mr. A.loli.h Out- rbrMge was b.-,.! man. I'he li.ll.'whig tict.-d as ushers: Messrs. Jo:,n DiiFais. Euifeti-* Outeriui.lge, Geo. EA-ln.*, 3Ii,.on D..vl.lge, Harry Taylor, aud Eugeue X>etmold. Vassaxt.—XelsoX.—O n We>lne=- diiy, in Baltiiui.re, iiy the Uev. X . Van- -ant, of the Newark, X . J-, .tmfereii.-e, as»lste<l by Ihe Itev. J. J. G . Web-ter, Mr. Wilbur C. Vansant to Miss Canle .S. Xelsim, of Haltimore. Mr. Vansaut i< favorably known on the Nortll Shore, havinj; residcl here some years since. llKPPKA'HAGIur. — II1.AXVKI.T.— At l*ajurapo, X . J. ou Thurstlay eveuii,;r, Mr. Charles iU-pi>enhasen (fortuerly of Stateii Island) to Miss Sailie Ulaiivelt. A reception was lield Ia.5t ni-ht «t tlie ISenjeu Poiiii Hotel, at which many of Mr. Kei>i«uli.-xj:eirs frieuds from tbe Is- land were present. On Thurwl»> evenlfur, Xov. -t. by til. Bev. T. A. I^naett. Mr. James Eliisoo ur Mrs. -A. UcCrum, both ot Wait Brighton. BoDTHltmt.—EwTd-nro.—On Sun- day, br tlie. Kev. J . B. L'HoiumedltTi, Mr. Gilbert Bouthrem to Ciirisjitia Ewellug, boUi of West New Brighton. ^^To prevent as ; mlsaMlerRtandlD^ or cause any lueonnmlom 1 htatby state that diuinff my stay oq Staten Is- Und. I «• only nrtt |irof««*>BaHr.. a naal Mends, wbo wiU bs duly thatlJsann* atteBd ma^mm m ^ir^ftSfe- I». X- 1-. l-t£.Je -X-Um u. Mr^. Ud.ln •M. ail-- KdiUia aui-. l»r Tin—, UE. 1'. 3 uph. •ritt rliMllif^.r ihc INtrt of Xw .rnj.-i r.-id-ut of SUit«ni L-laudX Ix.t ou Moiiduy i,y a of tbe Custom lloujae,_ia slov^ that tfa«« Iju^b ntitv i>f luuitM*! t»*-it<;r urdoadfHl mt i.nWy''* d4H'k I y l^Kliijf Bros. & Co^ tHk't the dock out into tbf middle ot tli.»\Kiir-. a-» thf front is now ou« loot bevond the ori^iitMl :iu«». Mr. J. A. Grim^hnw, decormtive iloinp v*.rT 1in«* work «t rV Alhli-tie Uoutw-. Wtsst 3fe*r Mr. (iiiui^haw liuo th«> repo- bfii>}; an artibtic. careful, and in liU etuixj:'^- ••u* r>^i'Hii;: in tb«) Custlotan »ti i«t, at a -p-ndiil mtHninp h^ld lay. i«-~olvtil to ndtie tb« liicli'liad l>t-*»u voI*mI for a ww hou.-^ by th.* srthool pninl.^i. i-i IJi-iiThton. tati-.u of Ti«e < iliz tVirnt-r- LK Satu Jfi.fKKJ •« -ClUHd iHMid-. Tii« nc« l.ali.lUis wiU be lertscUsd Lm the Pit.* of tbe j.r.'-^il on.*. Th^ Gl.*^ Otib of the S. I. A. CL, under th« skillful l«*d«%.hlp «»r Prof^-^ifet* Itandali. meet for pfnetice Wt;ry Tn— day B«*f«»r** h.ti^ -expect Jto h^-ar tiiHr m.-l.Klh»us» urrl>Uu«:«»** outtM Cut* l«wn in front of tbr4r club -Ml ' Kome pl«ti»atit mouitli^lxt ^^etuxi^ -or A valuable horse, th«» proXHsrtjrof tb« K. Y. D. ii V. E^tubii^hment. at UrJtfhtojt, ditHl on Tut; y^r^'k^ ot the •-hrllH, idgw, mxA ba.r},:.# of ihvS. I. Atlii*^ic Out*. iiow«n th« b.»ach Wlotr Su D.»f.k. j a Had rftuiud.'r of liie lute accident to 1 cltib )M»at hout»**. It G. Shitw Ptist Ko. 112. G. A- B-. Ims**^ room<t from Al4>rt llutw Cunpat^ iti ih.-lr li'-w building; on Jttrt^strMt. aad Mill ortnipr tbe uu the lost TTnrlnni day in Oitolirr. Tbf wij.^1 urtbebo^earTiac«>l>«4att^M« to Enj^io** Co. Jfo. 4. of Bc%iUM. was CMUirht iu tbe car-track wMleoa tte parade <m TtiurMUiy. aud in tttrstiii& ihm axle was l.n»ken,and the carria5»» faad^te left in New York to be repaired. XlM of Truck waa tivokea la « colli^ioo tbe eame a*y. Oue of tbe Shore Rillmad carm gan 111* a ooarh at CUnuu ou ^ulnrdar last. Jfo one was ifjured. but the eaaeh-«M Mr. Jo^h EL Berrv, of West Btli^ tou, lias rt-tartHHl from a two wiiJti* trip to tlie Cat4aj Ifi. U e rcpurti (MM ai» <]titte plenty io tli« xnonntaina. Ti*«* lars** ateel Kteam yadit 1 for Mr. WUlUnj K . TaiideTtait.«aa o^tully l*u*wii>cd oo Tharaday laa Wllmiit^^iom. IVL It U ruxoored tkat JU. J will reUre from the din Western Union aad that Mr. -will »oirce«d hlta. Mr. S. X. HaTwM. of Ka v J erectinsa lars« Uua* atoty Jv Inc. 3Ux76. on tbe.atte of thmj . deatfoyedbyfira. ThmUiOaf naed aa a Blora«« lOane Joe k Mr. ChaHea Tme in tb* r Mr. V. B.Baftenck.tkak' i OKK^.—Bdot reee*F*B. urn in pada of lOOac Tmi ; :' •i/'i
