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THE COURTS.
srPREME COURT-GENE

SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL TERN
Before Clerke u. d.. Sutherland, and Car
do-o + Tn, RiOhM Judicial District COntesIhs PEG
tJe e or rel A. mn FOrler agt William H. BHH-ln 1850
Judge 10 hold office for six years, and Mr. Bun was
elected and took has seat January l. s6 In 1850 an net
was passed extending his term To January 1870 In tue
election Of 1906 therefore, the police PROVIDED no boxes
for the District Judges but Mr.. Fowler hse pla.eu
box I'm tho Third Election District OF the twentieth
Ward aud some votes for him were deposited IN IT, Inc
poce before the close OF the poll took this DOx away
and The ballots were destroyed. No othOr votes than
these were deposited for this oice The reator tneh
brought this action in the nature OF quo rdiTdmO,
claiming that the extension OF the term or Justice
Bull was unconstitutional, and that ne was
duly elected. AT Circuit before Judge Peckham, the
relatOr had verdict subject to the opinion OF Tue en
era Term and the law points thus came mp beore that
Court Yesterday The claimant argues that the C0nstl'
tuition provides TART. g., A judelal Olcers shan DC
elected and by Art 10 says, n case OF eleCtNe OuCsIs
no person appointed 10 fill vacancy shali hOlu MS Oce
by virtue OF such appointment longer thhh the com.
eucement OF the political next succeeding the hts
annual election after the happening OF the vacancy
That Mr. Bull having been elected but TOT SIX years ne
could hold his office after that only by either eectoh OF
appopment The election could only be by the inhaDl-
tants nj the CITY TO call the action OF the Legislature. An
election would be n evasion An appointment couiu
only be to iii vacancy TO the beginning OF the next
potca year, and this purported TO be an extension
Tor years For the defendant 1t was argued thht
ndr rho decision In Bachelors the tenure OF any
office created 10y the Legislature might be increased OF
diminished by the Legislature. IL was gehefally con-
coded that the Legislature might shorten the term OF
Justice and arguments for that power applied equay
20 the power TO lengtnen IT, The law did not roide the
Constitution and the violation was the only tng tnat
could make law void. But the election Itself on winch
MIR. Fowler relied was positively forbidden by statute
and therefore void and the fOrmaes requisite 10 an
Fowler had right Of action. The Court reserved us
decision
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SUPERIOR CoURT-srrcAL TERN.

Before Justice FiihiaH - Theatrical Pro-
dpiBtes- WB Moore agt. uyG n. MBers-The paintlf
alleges that he obtained from Nh McGonge IN June last
the rght Of printing aud distributing ~ Booths Iheater
the programmes 81 the thcaer Of course adding adyer-
tsements THIS he claims worth 20 him $3.50 per
month but the defendant commenced Issuing ana ats
rbung programmes also for Booths Tbeatcr. ana with
advertisements and seriously impaifng the value Of his
ndvertIseen aud his right to distribute them In the
theaer. He obtained preliminary injunction against
the defendant. restraining him from distributing his
programmes "in and about Booths Theater.
The case came up on motion 10 dissolve Tue
Injunction, which granted on the. l9th OF
October. the answer, which only denies the
distribution In the theatcr and the claims Of the paint
For the defendant IL agreed that he had the right 10
print and distribute any public matter whatever IN the
public and all public places, that the pro
gramme Of the play public matter or at least dedi
Gated and surrendered the public, and that on tins
ground the injunction could not be maintained ON the
other hand claimed that the printing OF the pro-
gramme without authority was In the same category as
the Unauthorized printing Of private letter, and as the
improper printing either by mistake or Intentionally OF
the programme might be serious interest 20 the thehter
the owner Of the thcater had interest IN regulating
and night To control such publication, and the plaintiff
under that interest right Ia injunction Decision re-
served. Mr. Morgan for plaintiff, Mr.. Momsou for de-
PENDANT.
la tho case Of Supervisor Ely agt. Controller Con.
Molly Judge Fthian has rendered decision denying the
motion for injunction without costs to either party
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wEsTcHEsTER COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The members of the new Board of Supervisors
OF westchester County assembled at the Court House
White Plains, yesterday, ana organized by eectng VIII
liam Caldwell President; Charles Z. Johnson Clerk
and Nathaniel w. Deyoe. Page. The "a towns Of the
county are represented In the Board as follows
Bedford Hezekiah ID. Robertson, Rep. Cortland COfn
s. Brown, Dem; Eastchester, Edward ID. Lawrence
Edward Wllletts, DEM; Lewsboro, Daniel Hunt, Rep
MarmarOneck Thomas L. Rushmore, Dem; MOrrisania
gett, Dem; Newcastle, Walter ii. Haight Rep New
Rochelle, George W. Dayids, Dem; Northcaste, James
Hopkins Rep North Salem, Ode Close Rep. Ossining W.
Edgar Lawrence Dem; Pelham, Benz Hegeman, Dem;
POundridge, David W. Miller Rep; Rye, Howard G.
Cady Rep; Scarsdale Francis Secor DEM Somers, VIM.
Marshall Dem; Westchester, Abraham Hatfield, Dem:
West Farms, Frederick GrOte, Dem; White Plains Mi
chael DOnOhOe. ir Dem; YOnkers, Edward DE Witt,
Dem; Yorktown. Elias @ Horton DEM The Board will
vous the adjournment yesterday the presiding officer
the Hon. VIM. caldwell. presented with large and
deliberately carved ivory gayel Dlad with gold by
and was as happily RESPONDED 10 by Mr.. Caldwell
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United STATES coURT-crRcrn

The N. Y. Mail Steamship Company Bank
ttspey Cas,-Judge Batchford has made the following
order: In this case order must De entered IN the
usual form referring 1t to the Register In charge OF the
to examine into the three proofs OF debt ed by
Horatlo T. Allen. Marshall h. White and Others, and
Brown. Hall. aud VanderpOe with view 90 determine
their validity and proper amount II Is impossible for
me 20 determine the paper before me whether the
declaration Of the dividend ordered by the SAID meeting
OF creditors ought ought not 90 be set aside but the
case proper TO restrain the Register and assgneea
from taking any further steps toward making or paying
such dividends until the further order Of the Court with
view 10 give an opportunity any person interested to
apply the Court proper papers aud proper notice,
TO yacate the order fol. the dividends
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APPFsr oF BCRGLARs.

On Thursday night the jewelry store OF the
Hon. John L. Fagge, at Troy, was entered by burglars
and robbed Of diamonds and jewery to tho amount OIL
S.675 On Sunday night Detectives Kirke and HurlDu'
OF the Troy Police arrested Patrick Milet ana WIN
Byrnes. alias Sandy Food weknowu burglars. in one
of the low resorts in the Eighth Ward OF this city 1t is
alleged that the prisoners in connection with another
thief named O'Shaughnessy, committed the burglary
The prisoners were locked for the night IN the frhce
st. Police and yesterday they confessed that hey
and oshaughnessy committed the burglary ana ce sn az
Patrick Starr No 30 West Houstonst. starr was ar
rested, ana the complaint of Mr. tlagge, VINO cane
Tombs by Justice Bowling, to await an examination "
is understood that the burglars will be used as witnesses
again
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EDUCATION IN THE SOUTH.

An academy for girls was founded few
years ago near wheeling Virginia by the Sisters OF tne
Visitation from Georgetown, and two OF the community
are now in NewYork begging assistance to put in more
complete oneration So many Southern families were
IMPOVERISHED by the war that OF the most pressing
wants OF Southern society threatens to be the means Oh
educating the women The Visitation Sisters are trying
to relieve this want by taking young ladies into tIer
school at reduced rates proDortloned 10 the pccuay
condon Of their respective families, and also by the
foundation of scholarships for the especial 6eneht
of Southern Girls IN reduced circumstances TINS Is
benevolent undertaking which will commend itself
strongly to large class Of citizens Those who leel
disposed to aid it may learn further particulars o o
Sisters at No 1886 East Twentyninthst
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DECISIONS.

SUPREME COURT. CHAMBERs.-By lngraham,
J.-McCarthy ag. Mccarthy; amony at - per week aud
counsel fee OF Sj granted Samues agi Scneder iudg
men granted. Faron agt Howard ct al; motion granted
on payment 81 costs OF inquest and $40 costs OF notion
Application OF j. T.. West for appointment OF assignee
granted The People, &c. Bank OF New York agt. Board
of Supervisors order granted. The Blake Sole Sewing
Machine Company ngt Keith; motion TO set aside judg
nlent denied Underhil agt. Mayor 6o motions granted
King &c, agt. Hartman; motions granted HOyt OF al
AIT Barnes; motion granted.
Applications for admission to the bar must
be fled IN the Supreme Court Chambers, on or before
November l5
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NEws p.cKAGEs FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers arriving At ts POT, 20
iVe packages addressed Newlor Associated rfs ony
persons exhibiting the authority Of j. W. eTonson
Agent packages Journal Of Commerce ItS1 s,
World Express EreinO Post Commercial da,ts % h
ZsRg aud NsC YORKER Deokraf should also Dc uen'se' ~
the persons
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RoARpING.HousE THIEVES

On the 18th of September two young men
engaged rooms aud board OF Miss Henrietta Pratt at
No iG Varck place, being particular was observed to
choose adjoining rooms both apartments having large
closets Tho next day the two disappeared early in the
morning. carrying away with them all the available aFti
Giles OF value they could collect having evidently busted
themselves during the night collecting them Tho
stolen so0ds consisted Of ladies' Wearing apparel valued
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at sisS Dgent search made for them Dut witn9me
until yesterday, when Officers La hue anu nv
bard OF the Eighteenth Precinct arrested te wv "
street None Of the articles have been recoySeu o
prisoners have figured before police recoruS anu W. e
said 10 have robbed Mrs Harriet Berry on no 20 49,
Eeventhst. in the manner: on the ly VI o hein1
taken before Justice Dodge. at Jefferson MaIkeI 0
Court, yesterday they gave their names as "e a7D
levy age 10 OF Richmond Va, book keeper at stew
arts and Samuel Strauss age 49, In default OF paii
they were committed for trial at General SesslOns
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their face and no discount Ia charged them by the
ercbants VINO get them all in the end. The people are
ANAL eaters I'm tins hot climate, and beef Is 10 cents per
hound and Is GENTS while fish can be obtaneu Io
lie taxing from the water and fruit costs next TO nothing
SO that every time native finds one OF these doars ne
has seeured the means Of a comfortable living TOT
mopth and may consider himself gentleman for that
time NJ be is OF economical habits, and not given 10 gam
linz
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM CHARLBST0NTh steamship Minbeouka Nov S-hf. W.
Ord Miss ~ r. L. LEFTY. lady and children g. behn
isdg Bennett Miss Lot,e Bennett DsIn9 alo I
NJ n Demnrt Hawkins Geo. s. BroEn Dr. ~ H. smith H. -
Buley D. McDev Cbas sOmnerVie j. NJ Cos T. d. Carmiso'
and 80 the seerage. - , n.
FROM IIVERPOOL-In steamship Nebraska Nov at A. rat
Son and family Mis- Foster Mrs O. r. Lewis Mr. Patrick, X
MeGraw w. Randall W. H. TOuey w. A. Torey, Mrs D. Keu
AZ Krkbfiie, Gus Hart and lady
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RESULT OF A SATURDAY N1eHT SPREE.

Coroner keenan, will to-day hold an inquest
In the case Of Joseph Welsh sailor who fatally in
jnred on Saturday evening. Welsh aud George Gilbert
had been drinking, and becoming engaged In dispute
the former was Thrown heavily upon stove, by which
pierced the liver. causing internal hemOrrhage, from
which welsh DIED on Sunday night Gilbert arrested
soon after the occurrence and Is held TO await the action
OF the C0rOner Wesh wa 4 native OF ireland. 40
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

The Board of Assistant Aldermen also met
yesterday resolved that Hesterst FROM the Bowey
to Divisonst., be paved with Belgian pavement that
Laurensst, from Canalst TO waverleyplace, be regi
lated and graded that Northumberland twenty fourth
st. from Madison to SIthave.. be designated as Mount
Morissquare that the Board with the Board Of
Aldermen setting aside the Mayors veto Of TesOlu.
ton that Madenlane be paved with the stone fOunda-
ton pavement that the salary OF the Third Clerk In the
Bureau Of Street improvements he increased TO $500
year that 1912 10 be given to St. AIMS Church 10 pay
that The Insurance and Real Estate Journal
be designated Corporation newspaper; and to concur
with the Board Of Aldermen adopting resolutions Of
regret at the death Of exAlderman William ]. Peck.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.

The Board of Aldermen met at p. M, yes
terday aud voted the following sums OF money TO the
churches named for the purpose Of paying assessments
German Evangelical Lutheran St. Johns Church t2l6 St.
Johns NJ T.. Church. $40 50; Iedding Mission Church,
$685. IS; Reformed Dutch Church. $685. Church OF the
Holy Trinity N.270 SO Congregation Adseth Fl, tgl;
German Lutheran ST. Peters Church, A76; Congregation
Shcarith Israel 500 99 IL resolved that Howardt
from Mercers. be paved with the EcolsOn pavement,
and the following streets With tho Belgian pavement:
FOrtyhfthst from Fourth 70 Lexingt Fiysxth-
st. from Ninth 20 Tenth-ayes One -hundredandtweDty
seventhst from Second 10 Fourthayes Thirty ninthsi
from Broadway 10 Eighth ave, and Onebundred-and-
twenty from Third FOurth-aves IL also
voted that Aaidenane be paved with the Stowe fOuuda
ton pavement, Notwithstanding the Mayors veto. Tho
Board then adjourned
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1870 Van Marian az, Morause GO. .Magra'b sgt DepnL
li6 PaTisr ga DlcksI $50. .Deiche Agt HamauB.
tyII R.,n.rd ~, Kobhs 81 Woodruff 81 al sg Caraden
581. Anderson TOoker. -, anu
208. Richardson sg. HeTschel fH 1.eNA1s g a. -
COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS; Iaruos, Imam
en Tbos OBren j. Stafford and stephen Fmnob ieiobiCus
assault battery Henry B1en, burgyi fsnA Oot@ u
Alice Ward receiving stolen gooasi
Pannsgau John H. Gross Jno w Hank ana Alfonso na'ton
r. and A. lie GOurdon iorgerY
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Qurt J9laro,us' Hottie.

STATE Of SRv.IORE, I
PoRr.wlRpSSs OTUos. No % wliAnst
NOTICE il hereby given, in accordance with
~ sectoo Of NE Act passed April IT, 1881 entitled a. Assso
Reorgue once Of the Port Of New lor 70 All persons
interested charge the subject natter OF sneh nqI
examination surVe that the following vessels under eAhS
tea by examinations
copeIed succeeding tins notice % board 'a
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0t,an Si,ar,rs.

IT S. MAIL TO HAVANA.
" ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CO.
sailing regularly EVERY THURSDAY at o'clock precisely
hou Pisr No North River
EAGLB Capt N. r. Greene November 10
MOKRO CASTLE Capt r. November "a
f'' ''''' o. passage '''' 10. Gosisssrssa
EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
4 UNITED STATBS and BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Regular Mail Steamers SAILING the I'D Of MOUTH
SOUTH AMERICA Capt Il L. TSELEPAUaH. soVeubsr u
NORTH AMERICA. CApt q. b. hLoCur, December ~
MRRRlMACK Capt WEM Jsnusrs %
These sail seheas time ard oa Al 81 Thoma
Peamba Bahia and Rio Dc Jnefo going and returning Fer
WI GERRsoS 1E,at' 10 Boslns green Ee- York
TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
steamship, Liza. will Pier No North RIVER OeOcE
dE9 WASHINGTON. .CapP; sATgRpAI. So,,assL y
MARlPoSA.., 'hemhe .SAIt kpAl Nofemoe,
Freight taien for ST. LoaI Mobile and GAVs''oa 1osss
Tor Pass,E, (srt lud second el,,s Freight sPpy.O
H. b CROMWELL Co. Ne s6 wsstst
EOR LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
Inman Line Of Mall Steamers appointed TO sail As follows
CITY oR BRookIiN ..,.;... .sAISkDAY No., ~ p m
CRY on LONDON ',.'.'.'..,. SATURDAY. Nov 20 p m
CRY or WASEINGrON.......sA SATURDAY.. Nov n. ian.
w. " ''''D RATES OF PASSAGE
sAlLls0 EVERY arURDAr
PArABLE IN GOLD. PAIAhLH IN cuRhEScL -
FIRST CAblN. ...' Su9 SIbb ~
To iondoa'''''''''", M R ps .Oa'''''''''''
| PAsooE rHE TUESDAY STEAMER. VIA sAL'EAL
Payable IN Gold Payable In Currency
$50 ~
st. JoIu's Mp, BY branch IS ST. Josn. p. By BlHeO %
sIeamsr. .............,..i VI Steamer.
PsssugNso forwarded Harre Hamburg Bremen &c., At reduced
Tickets be bought here Al moderate rates By VsnOn' wishing 70
/ ToI further information apply At tho Conpany's osc.
| JOHN .. DALI. Assst. so IS Broadway. n. T.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
Gan sun sets ....... 4:t8 Moou sets .....l0;l3
' slGH WATER
s., uool ot Cow. l2sO9 He'll Gate 200
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
THE BRIGHTON RACES.

LONDON Aug. 3.-The Brighton races opened
today with fair attendance. The Brighton Stakes of
Is SOW. each was won by b. T. Winrcd, beating b. c.
| Vanichka second, and ch c. RObespeTTe, third Nine
started, and the betting was to against the winner
TO against Vanchka, and 10 to against RObe5perre.
The Marine Stakes Of 100 SOW added to sweepstakes Of
each, won by b. c. Neuchael, beating Iron
master second and Historian third The betting at the
start to against the winner even on Ironmaster,
and 90 10 l against Historian Six The Champagne
Stakes Of 10 each, with 100 added by b.
Suffolk, beating D. c. BuegOwn, second, and ch @. Lum-
ley third. The betting TO against Suffolk, and
TO on Bluegown. Four The Corporation Stakes,
for two year-ods was won by Mr.. Bevils colt by Thor
mandy out Of Blue Bell, beating Mr.. Brayleys colt
second, aud Dir. Reeyess 5r. Pate, third Seven ran.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
SARATOGA, Aug. "a hippOdrome trial for
purse Of $780, mile heats best In s. in harness. came of
on the Grounds Course this afternoon. The entries
were W. BOrsts b. g. Old Put" Ben Mace's g. White
Fawn and Mr. Rodens g. but the latter only trotted
favore at 100 to 10 against the field, but White Fawn
beat him in three hcattmc, 2I4 1888, 2i3s The affair
tatOrs the majority leaving before the trOt over tho
result being evidently prearranged affair.
ously heavy tonight at Underwoods poOl-rOoms. For
the Travers stakes for one mile aud three
favOrte the field, which comprises Invercauld
Onyx King Henry, and oakleaf at 500 $50 For the
gansett $500 Cotr $500; Lancaster sI2O; OFaIlon's
entry Alta Yelaor Banshee $40. and the field comprising
Meaire JuDal and COrsicau $40 This is expected TO be
one Of the most interesting races OF the meeting and
gives rise 10 an immense amount Of speculation The
weather is fine, and gives promise Of continuing during
the meeting.
MEETING OF THE BUFFALO PARK ASSOCIATION.
BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. 9-Great interest is
manifested in the annual meeting Of the Buffalo Park
Association to be held I'm this city next week. COM
mencing on the 10th inst large number OF fine horses
attendance. exhibition "a
number OF visitors expected Among the fast
which arrived to-day American Girl Lucy Bradley
Confidence, and two "green ones" IN charge Of Dan
Mace Goldsmith Maid and Dot IN charge OF DOble, and
Henry from the West number OF other fast horses
also on hand in splendid condition. Lady Thorn n
expected tomorrow. The trot for $4,000 will come off on
Thursday the 18th Inst
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10 avoid quarrel with the United States ~ rntended
what becomes Of the eternal justice Whic1 IL %
ur,sides over sentences Of Imprisonment tocetber
A Freuchmau and an American being II NC right
under the same conditions the American wiz him while
10 100000 francs for the outrage uIo TOO happy
Inc Frcuchman must return hOlne' III s6.
If the Police Magistrate does hott has already
iOurn at Sainte.Pclagie TO- WIZ ,mnossble 10
made at Blc6tre II would BE- GDiTs the cruel
ersynce Which exis- between Frenehmen and Amer
leans. sim have little doubt that our she Claims for
Mr. Warren though confess don't k9S% HUM nv yanta
set about adiudging Them which In eiiect VIII De Il
,t t Zinc nnbicly that to stir up agitation anu
disturbance on the bouevaTds costs FTencnIan amer
San 100 600 ffrancsI The Chief Of the State Ougnt
in future to ada to well Eg4g9 trenbie
and Americans be treasured" II the
demanded by the powerful Government OF th9 Is
Sfotes he iyen the conduct OF future kosque
taced out for them. They have only 10 preV99ufR e m
come naurazed citizens OF free America anu C oiga
at se5snt de willie shall have the impudence 10 seIae
them by the collar them simply address % zoo Goa
to their ambassador, and no VIII deHahu iOi WYNN
frame an head
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law under which the The eG.c. Of the granting of 6s
Board argument upon the motion was adjourned for ]
the Singers 81 b,5, aened BY Circular saw on
The loss by that destroyed Dooes INK mandatory - hoa
i was yalue 5000 h property vas Insured i0f
s2l 900 By Newark Elizabeth, and Hartford companies
Fast NEWARK.-The Common Council has, in
ty from il m to and receive for their services 80 day
RUTHERFURD PARK, N IA gang OF thieves Me''ss
Eg the railroad depot broken into and Iobod Of several articles
An entrance ssa aon Was gained to oe
which ci5 things e. e1p a o@SSsde SS@ner was
a behind The been pded OPEN but proved empty
TomDEa Of The E YORK. observer has been robbed Of harness &c.
and 6aers reward for the conviction OF tue teL
PATERSON-A Holland family of five persons, IN
the I Ward small The skeleton OF an inial @
has been sIhgmed IN the trench 81 e me move
e1 seems almost although deemed advisable 20 nave
yesy little One train each way per a cay sans Sa
S5dfyd and William Monhegaa been held to bail SiVO
attempting highway robbery aud rape on me the a..
PeHse /" Of city education were sG67 &C.
STANLEY. n. 1.-The Hillside Mission, Sabbath
GSs' Page e. s sa sH n 'ssiS RS
similar ever held , .s ,i'i .%o Es
dence cegymen and Gheen SUNDAY SupnqeIs
S Sc reside. 3if'i ss%a he Rev Methods.
Church and h' Hs NJ 1E ssc5es 9y Of he aords County S.
aoSaoS ae John Could Sult Mt Vernon s. s. Chatham
late Sapt LOania Madison, and Elliott cOHdc' Of Morris
town. 81,
SOMERyULE.-An alligator eight feet in length,
S tsd e,ned from collection Of thirteen brought from the South
alive from the North Branch River aea S0mef' '0up
Of days since
PLAINFIELD,-The fire which occurred on Sun
day night reported # H. ys SSsy ds 9fIa@l'd ''' Of
ELIZABETHPORT-Bla COnlIlin, consigned
to the County while suffering from dsun te'n e" Gays ago.
STANFORD.-Over 200 applications for the va
,an Itop d the south Congregational Church this city have
been made to the Soeetys Committee.
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cons Of the season The Excels4rs Dad out their
strongest nine also the AR2a but one sub
tIte Owing TO the arrival o. several players game
was not called until E the Apas being first to 9 to
the birh wind that prevailed Newell led OF the Spn
and Benner of the Exceisors OF the APh s throwing
was faultless Hilyers pitching was snperiorl0 soD
any other game IN which he has played t SEASON he
made pretty double play in tho fifth Inning taHs .
hot liner on the fly from Hendersons bat ana dsnbs
Renner AT second base he also assisted IN oni %as
navs NV Mum and Kennedy. Kennedy at IA az o
was excellent The out fielding was not SO s o baae
infedng of the Excelsiors, Eddy at the ri'ap az
was the most noticeable for fine playing D h h To-"
short although good, not so good as ne can Mi
derson at third base, did some very via
lers play In the center field was capital nliV IA -
ing and Sweets pitching fully up 10 tnc % i 10
these experienced players. Appended 10 'H' ''' " W