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The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Fntni Shooting ARA, in Montgomery County.

On last Friday night dtfculty occurred at the
store OF Alexander Simms, In Montgomery county,
five miles from Laurel station on the Washington
Branch Railroad. resulting IN the killing OF man
named Nichols, a resident OF Howard county. The
parties were brothersin-law, Sinms having married
Nichols sister Nichols is eaid TO have gone 10
Smnls' store IN an intoxicated condition and de-
manded more liquor which slmms refused TO let him
have. He then followed smms into his bedroom,
where the atter's wife was, when Simms drew re.
volver and shot him In the abdomen causing death.
Afterwards the pistol was accidentally discharged.
and slightly wounded simms and his wife. mags.
trate's trial was heIo near slmms, store on last
Tuesday week. and Smms was held to pail In the
sum Of 81, 900 fQr hia appearance at court.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Hanging Mr.. Chariick ia Efixy.

From Mattituck, L. l., comes communication,
signed by many residents, prominent ana otherwise,
of the place, denouncing the recent hanging in
eigy OF MIR. Charllck, president OF the Long Island
Railroad. They wish "to relieve themselves Of any
participation IN go low and disgracefu transac-
tion, and say 1t was confined to three persons The
letter closes with warm If not handsome eulogy OF
Mr. Charlick for his berality in purchasing the
cessary land Tor the erection OF a passenger and
freight depot ut this place.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
MugDERnvs AfFatys N MARYLAND.
Murder in Anne Arundel County-Escape of
the issassin.

From the Baltimore American, Sept 1871
man named Gray, proprietor OF boarding
house near Patuxent switch on the Baltimore and
Potomac Railroad, was Killed on sunday night near
his own home, by man named Lynch, residing at
Laurel, q workman on the railroad. Lyncn was
engaged In an alteration with man named GrlNlth,
by whom he was employed In cutting cross-ties, and
becoming enraged the former drew o revolver, with
the intention OF shooting Griffth. Gray was stand.
ing near az the time, and inierfered 70 prevent
murder when Lynch 1red The pstol. and tho ban
struck Gray IN the breast gong nearly through 0
his back. The wound was fatai, and death resulted
almost Immediately. Lynch disappeared as soon as
he committed the crime, and has not been arrested.
Gray was young man and OF good character.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Perry Mon OpOIies,

The residents OF Uniontown and West Hoboken
insist upon new ferry to New Jersey for their Joint
accommodation good location, they say, would
be opposite TweDty-sixth street. They have had
meetings on the subject, appointed committees 70
wait ON the Land Improvement Company ana done
all they could TO get up new ferry, but the ferry
monopolists annul all they do. The writer on their
behalf says they do not mean 10 give 1t up,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
CLEARED.

Steamship Minnesota tBr). Price, Liverroo-wiliams
GuioD.
Steamship Pioneer tBr), shackford, Cow Bay-snow
Burgess
Steamship Bristol. Wallace PHILADELPHIA Hand.
Ship John Norman (Br, Chandler London Nesmith
Sons
Bark Marget (NG, Kuhn. Cork Plymouth for ordersC
Tobias Co.
Bark Cuba Prince Dublin f wnrd 4 Co.
Bark John Chase Davis Havre-Boyd 4 Hinsken.
Bark kasdalsne sherron, Aspinwal-Panama Railroad
Co.
Bark 0azelle, Black, Barbados Trowbridge's
Bark Teresa (Dutch) Gale, Barbados-Jones Lough.
Collins.
Brig Wolfvle (Br) Wood Barcelona r Dewolf.
Brig Chebuco (BrA Kennedy, Halifax Ns-G Philips
Collins.
Brig Nellie Mitchell, Nelson Elizabethport- Borland
Co.
schr Palos shackford, Havana via Narys Gal Boyn
schr r N Atwood. Doane, Point au Ptre-B Weinberg.
schr Samuel Wood, Wood, Norfolk--C Staples h Co.
Schr Miller, Magee, Baltimore Brunt Slaght,
schr GEM, Small. phadephia Baker Dayton.
Schr Bloomfield Hobbie Stamford
Sloop Mary Elizabeth, Williams, New Haven.
AppVuAYc
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
The Interuntioua, Ron, R,cc

"a Seeker After Truth" Is perplexed upon the
subject Of the late boat rowing match between the
Harvard ana Oxford boys He has noticed that ali
the papers, excepting Wakes SPIRIT or TIE Times,
state that the Harvard crew led from the start to
about One-half OF the distance. Wakes Spirit, on
the contrary, says that the OXfordS led from the
start, were never headed and won easily" lie
wishes to know which Is the true statement Our
advice is TO wait the arrival OF the Haryards and
lud OIL from them.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

Yacht esL me New York Associated Press do not now
eoses marine attend the delivery Of paaass
Will be By us following extract from the procesdns>
efths regular monthly meeting. held March 3 1885,
Resolved Thax on and after April l. 1885, the Assoeiased
Press will discontinue the collection of ship news IN the
harbor Of New York. Passed unaninousy.
~ Tho once Of the HRRALD ssam yachts JAMES and
JEANNETTn Ia Whitehall alp. AL communications from
and consgnees inward bound
sells will rs forwarded free of charge
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Frame dwellings.

correspondent calls attention to the fact that
four story frame dwelling is being erected on the
corner or Thirty eighth street and Ninth avenue.
He explains this violation Of the law regarding the
building OF wooden houses in the city limits IL s.s.
ing that the owner and builder lis politician and
belongs TO the Tammany ring.n He gives the in.
formation "that the public may know what good
lhing 1t Is to belong TO Tammany.u
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
poi.ous md Innocent Deceu,ion.

"A druggist Of twenty-five years standing" ex.
plains "a little innocent deception" by which he
avoids selling poisops to persons OF suicidal pro-
cvies If any one, for instance applies for arsenic
without doctors certificate he gives him cream OF
tartar, duly labelled poison, and with skull and
crossbones underneath to make II more impressive.
He has doubt THAI he has saved III this way many
lives and he hopes we will hold up his example and
"little innocent deception" to other druggists that
they mag 20 and do likewise.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

over the signature Of "P.n attention Ia called 10
building being put up on the east side OF Eighth
avenue next TO the corner OF Thrtietn street. The
way this building is being erected Is declared "a
cheat, an outrageous violation OF the law and, IN
case OF FIRE, trap FOR iiremen and ali VINO would
venture near IT," To this IL is added that 't IL pre-
sumed the Inspector OF Buildings has knowledge OF
this building ana he would satisfy laudaDe curl
osity by answering the question OF all who see it.
How can such a violation OF the law relative to
buildings he allowed by him
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
sIksRNG AFfRM IN BAXTER sIReEI.

An alteration occurred aetween David Brinn and
Timothy SHAY, at No. 30 Baxter street yesterday
morning when the latter stabbed Brnn in the left
side infictlng O severe wound. The injured mans
wound was dressed by Dr. Koran, when he left FOR
Ia nau
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
Policeman Wanted.

!. aercnants Clerk0 thinks the brightly shining
policeman at the Cooper Institute has not half
enough to do in that region OF women's rights dis
cussions He asks that the Mercantile Library may
be included in his beat, and suggests that his
services may be made valuable IN looking after
bogus members and plckpockets,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
SHIPPIW N E w S.
Almanac for New York-This Day.
Weather Along tho Coast.
PORT or NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER IS, 1899.
Herald Packages.

Captains and Purssr Of Vessels arriving this por, will
please deliver oil packages intended for s HERALD 70
regularly authorised agents whs are attached 10 our steam
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
BELOW.

Brig Mariana u,aD, from Italy tby pilot boat Charlotte
Webb, NOD.
SAILED.
Steamships Russia, and Minnesota Liverpool.
Wind al sunset Sc,
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

ATB. MlNTZ's, 626 SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
n Thirty and Thirty second streets Wanted, S7b00s
worth Of cast on Clothing Carpets and Jewchy for The
Western and California trade Ladies' and gents
tee TO the highest prices cash for the arclss
call or note will be punctualy attended to by NJ. or Mra
hINTZ.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14
NORTH CAROLINA.

Discovery Of the Secrets and Organization Of
the ku Klux kIuns-Arrest Of a Band Of
Murderers, Thieves and Assnssins-Three Of
Them Turn States Eyidence-Several Muir.
ders and Outrnses Unearthed.
The New York herald., 1869-09-14

Al EDWARD MILLER, 1856 tNEw NO. 1907 SEW
AL enth avenue, Nineteenth street Ladies' and
Jowery &c, 10 dispose Of the f value 10 cash
MILLER.
Evening star., 1869-08-07
AlfNaNdHia Ifenax

The following are from the Gazette oflasteye.
ming:
Mother Angela, Superior of
Inc Sisters OF the Holy Cross in the United
States, accompanied by Sister Hortepse III.
rectress OF ST. Joseph's Male orphan Asylum
IN washington, visited Alexandria Yesterday
70 arrange for transfer ofSt. Mary's Academy,
NorIh Fairfax street. 10 her order. In few
days, probably on Monday next, four sisters,
unoer tne direction or Sister Ambrose, laiy
q Tucn experience and distinguished reputa-
ton as a teacher, Will take charge OF the acad-
emy. The Sisters OF the Holy Cross are not a
cloisiered order, but are permitted BY their rule
TO appear in the STREETS, ana TO visit when
charity or necessity requires. Be- o,
mary 8 Academy, they intend ~s:siii.Sis" "s
free school for girls, A great dee, ,NaS,,nu,s
our community, az st. Mary's Hal carnar tn II,
W olss aud Roy al Streets, ~"' Noihei VI
fAIasR AssArkrtn BY HIS SoN.-Mr Jno
~, rancen., cents oassr, Living on King street. near
Jobn' a voU .lfred, was attacked by his pon
of eee ing man about twenty three yeafs
inc Itb q knife, AT six O'Clock this morn .
-. and severely, though it Is hoped Not m ,r.
ally. wounded IN several places. Tne only
prov vocation the young man had for the ass su L
1t is said, was that has father had told him ina,
he would not require his services about the
bakery any ioRger.
TIE JAvIns RoBBIRY.-OHe Of the three
Turner'S implicated IN The late robbery commit
ted at the house OF Mr.. Thomas Javins, near
this city, Thomas, was arrested on q canal boa,
IN GEORGETOWN, this morning, brought to this
city, and committed TO laii. The colored man
Zip Wilson and Nelson Brown had ore yiously
been confined IN Jail on the same charge: and
the Two other Tursers, who are white men
will, 1t 70 said, soon be arrested.
Evening star., 1869-08-07
Burglar Enters Three houses and
Steals n Z hild.

We have seldom been called upon TO chrou.
lcle the operations OF a more daring and De.
termfned burglar than Clifton was visited by
recently. HIS first performance was TO enter
the house OF Mr.. James Smith, al about tep
O'CLOCK: but after rummaging about the prem.
Ises he could find nothing TO his taste but a
carving knife, and With this in his possession
he made his exit Next ne visited the house
OF Mr.. Holmes. q main street paper mer-
cnanf. The first room he entered was the
servants, and his nrst attempt was to intlmi.
date the afrighted domestic by hourishiug
Mr.. Snith's carving. knife at her. Notwith-
standing all his threats, however, like faith.
fnI chambermaid and true woman, she
screamed. Whereat it became the burelar's
turn to get frightened He started of az a
brisk pace, down a little street called Glen.
way. Then he met two servants girls, on
their way home, and despite their efforts 70
keep out OF his way, he assaulted them and
threw them both into an adjacent ditch.
more screaming by the girls, and more run
nlng by the burglar. The latter gentleman
ing ne pursuers behind him, he halted and
concluded TO make another essay before Civ.
ing his nights work for nothing. He speeo,ly
entered the house OF Mr. Mat. Nurney OBJ
tanning egress by the second. .storv4 window
In the first room he en- tered he found a little
girl about five years old, fast asleep and
Immediately determined 70 seize upon her as
get hold Of. The child finding herself IN sucb
strange hands screamed so loudly that she
soon woke her father, who rose and followed
the burglar IN hot haste. The burglar had
the start, however, and MANAGED TO MAKE
considerable headway towards Groesbeck,s
Woods, with the little girl under his arms.
ana the father ana another man in eager
pursuit. AFTER chase of about half an hour.
nnolng his pursuers gaming upon him, he
dropped his precious load and devoted a few
min utes to vigorous effort to save himself
from capture. The child was picked up, and
ne was chased as far as Camp Washington
when he managed to escape through tbe
stocK-yaros.-Ctnei1natt Enquirer.
Evening star., 1869-08-07
GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrsetewn.

THB oCNG MEMS PROGRESSIVE RRrUBIr-
, ~ neIS meeting last evening. VI. v.
Siyer IN The char, snd J. II. Fleet Secretary.
The report OF the Committee on Police vas
received ana accepted, only two Of the mem
oers being cnos-n who were endorsed oy the
cIuo. The Chairman reported tha; De had pro-
cured places for two colored men in tue Treas
ury department, and that they would b. soon
employed there On motion of Abraham Peters
tne report on the duty OF the Court OF Appeals
was adopted. Eight new members were re-
csived, 10 whom the oath of allegiance vas
administered by Vice President George DYER
IL was agreed 20 levy q tax OF teu cents on each
memoer, Tor the ensuing mon:h. Some unim-
Portant business was then transacted. ana IN.
meeting adjourned.
Ihk Goal TRADs.-DuTIng the week rs. So
=. u.s oi cosi nave been shipped from this port,
as ionows: Central Coal Company, l,0la tons
boroen mining Company, 3,l73 tons: Cumbsr.
iano Goal and Iron Company, 2.4S,: the Den.
n ma. company shipping over Rays docks A
new coal company, the MARYLAND Coal Com
pany OF Allegheny couniy,"ha RECENTLY pur
enaseo large bedy of coal land. ana can az
oncs produce from their mines from ten 10
70 ,ha unoI.a tens OF coal daily In addition
70 tne present engagement OF boats large CON
uacts for building others have been made. tn..
company being now ready 70 commence an
acuve business opeIatIo Il will iucr.ass ~.
coal trade by canal fourth oI-ar ,hs nrss.,
transportation. Shipments VIII be made from
Georgetown.
THE WEAKLY ORGAN OF "Mordax- looxs
very SICK THIS mornipg, as II a little glimpse Of
STAR-lig ht- had been too much for il. The ig
horanta and impec unious engineer OF the concern
may possibly obtain a realizing sense of has
standing IN the community IL he will try 1
get credit for fifty cents on Bridge street
DRovERs' RRsT.-The folio wing were the
safes Yesterday al his mart.-6gJ head of cattIp
offered; OF which about $50 changed hands a.
Sias6-5O per 100 lbs. gross; l}fi sheep aad
lambs were sold at s2aSi Der head; and cows
and calves S25aS5o each
lNfRoVENBNT.-Theo old building some time
since torn down az the corner OF Bridge and
ROCK streets mas given place TO q substantial
tWo-story frame house. which will front on
both streets The property is owned by Peter
NJ 'lntyre, Esq.
REPAIRED.-The Bridge-street Bridge, IN.
oLapldateo condition OF which was mentioned
IN the STAR some weeks ago. has been thor
oughly repaired and is open for travel.
Evening star., 1869-08-07
THE COURTS,

ORPHANS CoURT. Jodge Purcet.-Thts morn
ing. James and John s. b. Green filed a caveat
against the prob,te OF the will OF the late
Patrick Green. The will OF Peter Hedeman
was fled for prooate. The will OF Charles
bate and record. RHea Eeusinger qualified as
administTatrix of Simon Ben nsiuger-bond $50
Charles II. Bowen and Augusta Robinson re-
ceived testamentary letters al exec utors of
France gave bond in the sum Of S2O,OOO as
administrator OF Thomas Pearce. Jane I.owrIs
gave bond in the sum of $4,000 as admins.
traitor OF John Lowrie. number of accounts
were filed and passed.
Evening star., 1869-08-07

AFFAIRS IN PRIscH GEORGES COUNTY,
MD III frtnce Gtoroian OF last evening has
the following items:
Sudden Death.-Tuesday last son OF Dr J.
0.lreland, living near Lower MARLBOROUGH,
about eight years old, lefG the house in the
afternoon In apparent PERFECT health, and a fe "
hours after ward was found lying a liisiess
corpse IN the public road, q short dista ncs from
MS fA'her Q residence. The cause OF his sud.
den death Is perfect mystery, as there were
NO indication OF disease or marks OF violence
upon his body. The Doctor was absent AZ the
time i'm Baltimore. and the SAD news was
great shock TO him.
Scle If Real Estdtr.-The real estate belong
ing TO the estate Of the late James r own, 4
vsrtissd in this paper by q. G. Magruder IT.
Esq, trustee, was sold b, the trustee on SAT.
urday. the 2ilh ultimo. Lot No. I, coptain,os
los sches, was sold for SIS per acre Lot NJ
=, containing ~ acres, sold for Sf3 psr acre
The THTnIie We are gfatined 10 sts,e thar
the work on he District of Columbia, Centre.
Vile and Prince George turnpike is progress
ing In the most satisf- ctory manner. WeI-arn
that the workmep, IN the prosecution of their
labore, have nearly reached fJrr-s,yiiie.
Evening star., 1869-08-07

NOVEL MopR OF TYING HoRsDs. The Ice.
landers have q curious custom, and q most
erectaal one, OF preventing horses from stray
ing. Two gentlemen, for Instance. are riding
together without attendants, and, wishing to
alight for the purpose OF visiting some objects
at q distance from the road, they tie the tail
of one horse TO the head OF the other, and the
head OF THIS to the tail OF the former. In this
stale 1t Is utterly impossible that they can
move either backwa or for wards, one pull.
ing one way and the o,her the reverse: and
therefore II disposed to move At all, IL will
be only in a circle. and even then there mi It
ea an agrpemeut to have their heads in the
same direction.
Evening star., 1869-08-07

FIRE Arms Is stated that ninety a We out
Of every hundred instances OF the bursting O:
dou BILE -barreiled gun can be traced to defects
in the left barrel. The reason is simply that
ihe night is more frequently used aud reloaded
perhaps ten times ~ the LETT ons's being dis
charesd once. Every time the right barrel is
discbai ged the eunpowder in the left Is pui.
ysrized, more or less by the shock, and the set
tling OF the grains leaves space between the
charge and the waddinR. Hence when the left
barrel is discharged II frequently explodes
These accidents, il 10 asserted, can be avoided
by sending the ramrod home with one or two
smart blows into the non discharged barrel
every time the other rs reloaded.
Evening star., 1869-08-07

CoRNs, &C.-Dr. White, Surgeon Chiropodist
oi tWelve years prac ical experience in the
onlted states and Canadas, and established az
s2i Pennsylvania avenue, between Ak and 6th
sueets, since 1861, successfully treats Corns,
Sunions, Cnilblains, Club and Ingrowtng
pam or neon venience to the patient The shoe
can De worn with ease Immediately after the
operation. Refers to the many eminent physi.
a cians, surgeons ana thousands OF other respon-
sIole persons who patronize his establishment
Hours from a. m. TO p. IN. Owing To press
OF business at Office. DIR. White Is unable N
and y. m.
Evening star., 1869-08-07
I IvY COURT. WASHINGTON ooUsrr.p.c


IA ordtndnos "a r.ldi,on 70 HACKNEY coarS.s ..-
RteESts. aHd o's.r r.hiolsS far "a ooar.g1g,.. a.
Ias;shs.rs utiAtH Eae tOHHfy Of WaSatas;oa
SECTION i. Be 1T ordained by the Levy Court Of
st.S eSe 81 ~ ,s the. from .n
Tor any person or persons hate yer 20 rup or u.s
any s;oapsy O ssfrisse omnibus. cab any d.
within or about the County OF wsshineton. for
Ger Ise therefor, in msrner herein sftsr seso rs-s
.eEcrIoN2: The Clerk sf this court is hsreby a.
other vehicles for the portaIcn Of ess,
b.r ton s.es' s:ss @ s.s
n,. san ana & lot evsry other vehicle the Of Two
for the e iss ..n Of
SECTION 3 Itshall not be ls.ful for any person
os. to rTntSr use sns eoah emn
:ons or passenger. for hire. vi,hout hsSins fr.t
TIE n1mber q the ncen.e which shall he far
on each side Of the drivers seat ''e"e1 '"s' GU
ekcIioN . tsch ana every carriage. orIibu.,
in motion, shan be iert on CT 90 the HAN .,se al
the driver. - 90 admit other csrrtaees 70 ma.
sEcrIOS 5, When more ihsn three hackney
@ @sIsenes, onniooses, ese: or oth.r vehicles s.sen
any ward Of this o snty. and polies a.seer sl -
present, it shail bs the duty Of such Officer 20 req
ulafe the manner Of the arrival and departure Of
the same, and their particular stands. and the
pesceable and lufet demeapor of the driver there
Of .ns eyIy driy,r Of sny carriase. omnih 1s. e.b
the perfol maDce Of their duty or who shsii ref.s
70 obey the orders given by him connected win
risses: and the prsserSatiou Of order snd pessa.
or shall violate suy other OF the provisions Of th.
each end every offence, and 20 be recoyerrd =.
oahtr nnee are recovered by this court, aud tn
tise this ordinspee SIX tines, saily in I've 70 af
',.p D''''' {. r srcHoLs. rr..ideu,
ark
Evening star., 1869-08-07

THR GREATEST relief imaginable can be af-
forded this warm weather by wearing one OF
tnose elegant suits selling AT such astonisninC-
~ lew prices AZ the celebrated OAK Hall CLOTH
ing store, 460 Seventh street. opposite tha Post
Omce, here, in addition to gentieman's Kan
mock Burn" Cheviot, Arrah na Pogue. dras
q ete alpaca and Gpen suits, chiidren's Carl.
baide suits in great variety are also to be bad Al
tne inost reasonable prices. 266
Evening star., 1869-08-07

RAILROAD MATTERS IN MARYLAND Rail.
rosd affairs are very lively in Maryland inst
now. The Cumberland Valley Railroad after
many years OF lnaction, is at last to be ex.
tended from Hagerstown to the Potomac river
and The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, and the
proposals for the construction of the road and
track have teen invited. On reac hing the Poto.
mac efforts will be made to extend the track N
Martinsburg and Winchester In a short time
It's probable that the railroads of PeunsyIya
MIA VIII be connected with the Southwes nv
this route. The first train OF cars passed over
the newly-completed section OF the Ken. and
Queen Annes Railroad TO Millington ON Wed
nesday, the Delaware Railroad operatjue the
road. This opens to trade and travel thirteen
miles more Of the Penins ula Railroad system
The Kent Railroad directors have contracteJ
with BALTIMORE firm for SUFFICIENT iron 10
complete their road to kennedyviIle lis be-
heved 1t can be sid by October ist. St Mary,s
county papers are Jubilant over the report thai
certain influential capitalists of Washington
and Pennsylvania will furnish the capital ne
cessary for the construction OF the Southern
Maryland Railroad from Washington 10 Point
Lockout. Ground WAS broken few davs
since, as has been heretofore announced. for
the building Of the Frederick and PenusyIya.
MA LiRe Railroad. We wish them ali success
and regret that in Prince Georges county on
stacles are being constantly thrown IN the
way OF me construction of the Baltimore aud
Potomac Road.-Rdlt American
Evening star., 1869-08-07

BuIIDrHe ASSOCIATION STOCK ExcHAxes
A number OF our prominent building associa.
ton men met last evening at MIR. w. w. Ooxs
office, street. to consider the expsdisnc- =,
establishing an exchange tor the buyir-. "
and other stock. Mr.. b. Rob- ,.cr nSs.,aSa
ana Mr.. 5. r. Hopsins scr-d a. ssc,t,.rw p'ea
preiiminaiy ce1su'.. .aon was presented for
s Sosssae, .,1S .nich was referred to the
ioss% ~AmIttee: Geo. H b. White, X Do
sE ~ -. ms. 6 p. Hopkins, VIM. p. Tonry,
Jonn L Thompson, Fred. Koones, George r.
Lnompson, W. ]. Stevenson, W. +. johnson,
=. L. Schmidt z. Il. Church and ID. W. Mid.
dletcn.
Evening star., 1869-08-07

THD "HAPPY TwMvI.r-At the annual
meeting OF the Happy Twelve, held AZ the
owen House few evenings ago, . letter was
received from John Nagiey, OF Virginia, ten.
dering 10 the club the use OF his yach.. the
General Hancock, and q vote OF THANKS tan
dered MI Nagley. Several Of the members Of
The club being abeent or unable to make tn.
trip this season, no definite action vas "a keo
permit the reception Of names TO ali vacancies.
PARTIES desiring to Join in this seasons sxcur
sion can apply TO Colonel o wen before NJ On da
night.