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BASEBALL
BASEBALL.
CONTINENTAL BANK NOTE Co'-ENGKAVEhs w.
PRINTERS.
lilo Continental Rank Note COmpany's EN-.
ECKFORDs VS.. HARVARD


The cbompion EcEfords will play the Har-
yard College Club on the Union Ground. Williamsburgh
this afternoon The coeans are superior players ana
tho Eckfords will have To labor TO defeat then
REPORTERS VS.. ATLANTIC "MUFFNs.'
The first grand muffin match of the season
is TO come off on the Captone ground (Brooyn) this
afternoon The game will afford much amusement TO all
who may witness it, In some things II VIII resemble inc
Atlantic thetic game especially the batting aud Held
ing The mufus" both sides are heavy hItteTs OuJ
Indifferent catchcrs, as their name imports; ~
The following viii compose the reporter nne' ~ au-
wick BROOKLYN, Union catcher Kelly tHerdid pitcher
Hudson (BrOOklyi Eagle, hrstbase; Wright tIHtddS
Dbfd MeFcuO centre-teld; PccOt (VdkeSs Sp1O left-
neld; Madison brooklyn RegtStd), Hghtneldi carey
(SiaT1, secOnd.base; Taber (H0i0, thirdbasei Gu
fStuj right-stop: Pangburn (IfbWe), shortsOp, ana
captain OF the nine Mr. Tassie the President OF the Al
antic Club will marshal the forces against whom the
Reporters be arayed After the game the eontes
tants will enjoy banquet
MUTUAL VS.. UPTON,
On Monday the Mutuals of Springfield,
Mass defeated the Uptons Of Boston, by score OF 81
to l6
AMHERST COLLEGE VS.. BROWN UNIVERSITY.
The game at Amherst Mass, yesterday, be-
tween Amherst College and Brown university, resulted
In the defeat Of the former by one run.
ATHLETIC OF BROOKLYN VS.. POWHATTAN. .
These amateur mines will contend for ball
at lower field Of the CaptOne Ground this afternoon
STAR VS.. LOWELL.
The Star Club of Brooklyn visited Boston on
Monday and PLAYED game with the Lowell Club About
1900 spectators Witnessed the play, which resulted IN
victory for the Stars by score OF p TO 10
MATCH POSTPONED.
The game of basel ball between tho Athletics
Of Philadelphia aud tho Maryland Club OF baltimore dd
not come on at Philadelphia yesterday The latter club
claimed half the gate money which was refused aud
they declined to play the match.
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MONEY FOR THE MISSING ESGLrsH,EAN

Mr. Stebbing, the missing Engishman," has
not yet put in appearance at the Brevoort House
Yesterday letter was received from his father En-
land from which IL appears that the OF Sebbng
jr., Occasoned 10y want Of very hard cash." he
having communicated with his father during his soourn
at Buffalo, whittier he went after taking his Sunday
morning walk IL that driving in the Park" and
dashing through Harlem Lane" had depleted the pri.
eXchcqucr OF young Stebbng. aud he wrote home
for a remittance, which promptly forwarded His
appearance is auNiOusy awaited the BreyOOrt House
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- "a that n, eeeream and eOufeeiioney saloon sss SeI ~
si,e tbs Ssuo By a caterer from Thirty ihdsL' he"iV

v,.,on "a that a. eersAm and eOuosery saloon Mss SssI
gote H. Ssvot By from Ihlr'J'ihi'dsL he"'i
PATERSON Supreme Court by a1.' Srt them en-
a. r.g,, N the proceedings In the Market Se
sa,f,6s the Commissioners are commgnue ~ t..o-
49, ~ ~ Rr MAYOR Pratt, member OF We paho an.
@ 49, Counsnv died yesterday morning 81 apole.J VS.
, n Sunday school held picnic on Ienperah. "a. IN
usr,y IoYng reported YESTERDAY A. killed on We 80
vas iornery resident Of Patterson henv Sno
iIsr vas arrested entering The house o. MIS- v..uA
~ ,,.sln1 noe textbook contAiblng az 'Jseoo
All. sy vas drowned the KankAkee RIVER lhnois Juae
NFWARK-The accidents in consequence OF the
..ih.ston on klonday PACK OF he -.
$500 a. Az noctetsof boz who lives on QuaTryti bs
pb a. snd he Was badly bRFned before oood be
49, Prsdsyiek p bad MS scc distured tor NE ~ we
ns,. J.bsre on cannon The hand Of boy whose nHme
In"~n va bady laeeTAed by the bunting Of cannon Ino H.
n,,ra Fsber were severely buTned about the ce ana a
iio ~ enc poSder The ef hand Of Thomas baney was az
6srsd bv lie discharge OF pistol An explosion OF cau'n
i,insd be thumb Of that ampuaon was necessary 90 =,
- ng AZ No 2J Mulberrys had the heb pped rom uI
80 ~ bis hands by the discharge of pistol James
bsd on. Of his banda crushed by one OF the hoHuE -,
Cbri.tsn Mailman accidentally dropped burning ~
bo of powdsr lAceTaed about the isei ana ue
Csse had bis face severely injured BY the explosion %
Dr. Pene Of Elizabeth. who Is charged as reported
pd stamps the cancellation marks on which had Deen 1eseea
Sv sppeared before Conmssioner Whitehead ana Na
lion He hedn 5000 bail for bic Appearance :. voc we're
Henry TtzsimmOns and Selert, soda NAle, ny.
tsten b, Justice Person yesterday charged wan la.s
hearing Of other Manufacturer 20 'oaH0A " ' "
basd Tor their appearance 70 answer the con 'utS
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TIE uRsULINE ACADEMY.

The annual Commencement of st. Joseph's
Ursune Academy al East Morrisana took place yestcr
day, before q large assemblage Of friends. The young
ladies dressed in the uniform OF the school neat,
and pleasant 10 Among the gentlemen the plat
form were Archbishop McClOskcY who delivered the
opening address; Bishop MelcheT, Of Green Bay, who
sails for Europe to-day to be present at the Hcumenca
Duncil Bishop Lynch OF Charleston, and the Rev. VIM
Stars Vicar-General; the Rev. Messr. McNernay
BOyeI, Woods, aud TTeanOTiof st. Johns College The
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THE BROOKLYN BOARD OF EDUCATION - RE.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT THORNE.


The Brooklyn Board of Education met yes
terday aud az generally understood that reor-
ganizatlOn would be effected, there large attend
Ance The Board constituted is as follows (the
names Of new members are In tales, members: A. r.
Burr FeI Campbell, T. Carroll o. q. Garter, f. b. Cad
10y J. DTcHsT (reappOintedl. L. b. FdrOH T. w. Field, W.
l. Gll, l. v ID MaIdenDergh, j. nan, ID Hart, J0hn r.
beHHessg. JOhn ~ Hunter. w W: HurlbuTt J. X JuT-
gems T. Kinsella D. Maujer. w. Martin S. NJ Meeker,
HeGes (reappontSd), T. h Moore, Murphy w. II. Muir
r. smith j. s. ThOrhe VIM Thomas Williams b. d. WI:
hant, + JMhtOCk The President DR. j. 5. ThorDe said
they had met under changed circumstances. There
were good many nes7 members, and 20 give every
opportunity TO for their choice OF officers in the
new organization offered his resignation as President
and hoped twOlld be accepted unanimously The resg
nation accepted. h.. J. Wmtloek, Vce.President,
motion Of w. Field, Mr. a. b. Bsylis was called
chair Knsela pOminated as President OF the Board,
John w. Hunter. G. r. 6Ellth made explanatory
last. and nominated Dr. J. s. ThorDe for President.
T. B. Galley seconded the motion. and remarked that
die election OF DR. ThSrBe wOgd be fitting tribute TO
bis valuable services. The Chairman appointed s. NJ
MeekeF and g. A. Schapps teliers, aud ballot for
PTesdent had the following result ThOrne % Hunter
r. DR.. ThOrne was declared elected. j. Murphy
mated D. j. WhitlOck Tor Vice President Mr. L. H. FarOn
dominated d. L. HOrthap Tue result Of the first ballot
wa; Hbltoek; ~ hSi9uR ~; bIek' q - me second
vote; Wh8tlOck %; NOrthnp is: j. s. Burr, Blank l.
e. r. Smith moved that the President ie requested 70
chat the appointment be delayed until next greeting and
then appointed by vote j. r. Hennessy theoeht It i'm
klusea expressed the opinion that tie President having
Deen elected ~ njOty vote should be left 10 helect
bis own committees hf Fields amendment was Lost
te pew President briefly returned thanks for the honora
conferred upon hliD' On nOtOn OF Mr. GOrthup the /
terms 81 the salaries Of officers were continued until July
1870 These Oncefs are as follows city superintendent
JOhu w. Bulkleyl Assistant Superintendent, James |
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CHANGES IN THE CUSTOM HOUSE.
the custom House, since tic LIST inst:

the Custom House, since the LIST inst:
Iaspe0rs Of Cusos-Cheuie NJ. Levy W. IT. Adams IT, A.
Iiudeu VIM Brrn Nm j. Gcary vice Jane. W. Powell
John oyt Murray NJ. Muuegal A.
Samuel Cavrrly NJ Palmer Noble MeDonad vice
Wing r. Muuen Il johnson, Thomas a. Cam
James Coer John Dauouh Amos brown Saunders Bgg
vice A. s. Lawrence, Augustus L. Wood vice b. G. Upton, Charles
Maden FeWeng T. g. Chapman.
Young vice james Chapman Daniel Sheehsn g. B Perry
Jeremiah W. Crosby. Joseph Abbott vice Nelson Pace
John H. Davidson vice Nateroue, Robert L. Bucku vice g. L.
Lawrence George lie and Alex Bruokf g. w. Livingston
r W.
noted TO " elgher IN place Of q. H. shirley.
Nghf Hc9rs-John Laiug james Riley Thomas
Samuel Hitchcock John Beckett Thomas Keller c. Pakhsn
vice j. T. Crosby, resigned.
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CRICKET.

The cricket match at Louisville on Monday,
between the BluestOckngs Of Cincinnati and the Ken
lucky Club Of Louisville, resulted in tic, both Clubs
scoring 100.
The Alpha Cricket Club of Salem, Mass ar
rived I'm this city yesterday. They Will play the follow
ing games this week The st. Georges Club. al Hudson
CITY to-day; the NewYOrk Club their grounds az HO-
boken Tomorrow and the Willow Club Saturday, at
prOsDect Park.
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nA1.Yls PARK RACES.

PoUGHKEEpsIE, N. Y, July G.-The second
davis racing at Days Park closed last night. Ihere
we're three races all mile heats three in FIVE to harness
Tho first was for purse Of $500 which was won by D
0yiII1s @ pet I'm three straight heats time ES1, Z4V
90 THO second race for $40 horses Tor PURSE VI
SsOo which was won by w. Barrels horse flnneean
49, OAK oss Q:37 239 The third and last race was or
So horses for purse OF ST. 900. which was won ny hosa
G0I5dns In three straight heats; time, 1852, 2S2 29I
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prngramme comprising vocal music IeotaoO ces were
drama was interesting, ana the ~ CaIedIcory ad-
dress Was spoken by Miss s. Farley VINO ordsome gold
nodai Several fancy articles, manuaciureu 3tten
hiars were on exhibition, and attracted muo nre
tion. At the close, the COMPANY a pfi 'O0A -
nared by the Sisters Of the Convent
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or tho above, 4s5 have been completed. Applications
for special permits flor the erection removal OF slight
wooden structures Sheds etc. received 10 the
Der Of 38l. In 327 permits granted. and In "a
instances the surroundings found % be such not
to warrant IT, aud they refused. The number Of
In which the work completed l68 The number
OF complaints received from not connected with
the Department 1907 n proved 10 DO violations Of the
law and action taken TO removal and %
removed verbal notice being given. In IS there
was no Just cause OF complaint.
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FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.

Soon after 10 on Monday night fire broke
out in the dwelling owned aud occupied by Otto Fried
and Charles Fuchs Smiths Terrace. Most OF the con-
tents removed by the police and nremen. Tho
bnding destroyed. Loss 5000 Insured FOR 5000
by the Continental aud GermRnla Companies The fire
was caused by fireworks
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IAnnouneementAI

THE capture of the Cuban expedition, and
the Of Gen Sk Tor Spain have been the events Of the week
the General sailed be Invited bis stat" to him 90
KSoH No 22 Broadway aud presented each
gentleman with Of KuoKs superb hats useless say 80
Kaors for everybody IN want Of hat goes there.
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BUILDING IN NEw.YoRK FOR 1869.

The following from the semi-annual report
prepared by the superintendent Of Buildings Mr. James
NJ Macgregor shows the extent OF building operations In
this city from the first Of January TO the first OF July
1869: Plans and specifications for new buildings submit
ted, examined, and passed upon, from Jan 20 July
727 OF these 5Jl wcro approved being IN conform
ity with the law III not fully In accordance with
requirements, but being subsequently corrected,
approved IS Indefinitely drawn containing provisions
IN violation OF the law, rejected Tho number Of
buildings proposed 20 be erected IS l25 and cass
N.In lllINrA
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AOUATIC.
THE OCEAN TRIP OF THE sAPPHo.

THE OCEAN TRIP OF THE sAPPHO.
Mr.. Douglass, the owner of the SapphO, post
pones her departure for Europe for two three weeks
The rigging will be replaced with much heavier material
Other improvements Will be made. Reports OF her sail
ing qualities are hattcrng 10 her makers (AIcssrs.
POhou) and owner. A few days ago, IN company with
the new yacht Meteor she made a voyage from New.
handsomely, coming In hours ahead OF the Meteor
BOATING on THE HUDSON.
There was lively sx-oared race near Bar
rytown " " on Monday. in which the students OF ST.
Stephens College, AnnaDdae. participated. There is q
we'll appointed boat club attached TO the College,
herring nearly 90 members Lately two new boats have
They are named respectively 'Rosalie aud Mira
monte" The distance rowed was - miles, the Resale
the MOramOnte % seconds large number Of ladies and
gentlemen witnessed the exciting contest and the ycors
buTgh Monday there were six double scull working
boats entered. The Timothy DonOhue jr, the first
prize $50 the May Flower Of Cornwall the second prize,
SO and the Charles OF Peeksk the third prize, $50 Tho
famous ourOared shell boat Stranger which never
beaten but and then not fairly has been sold to the
Dundee Club OF Paterson, Nj.
THE SINGLE sCULL RACE AT BOSTON.
The single scull race at Boston on Monday,
which postponed In the morning in consequence OF a
high wind, took place in the evening and by
Walter Brown OF Boston in IS minutes, "a seconds; Dis
Doyle j. third James Hanlll fourth. Randall Of Port
race was won 10y r. G. and j. II. Butler, Charles and
Thomas Holm coming In second and Holmes aud Jones
third.
THE PITTsBURG REGATTA.
PITTsBURG, July G.-The annusl Fourth of
July for the champion coors took place yester
day on Monongohoa River, about 1900 persons wit
messed the c0ntests The single bcul won by
Gordon jackson Of the Xanta Boat Club beating three
competitors Time, 27:25 distance three miles In tho
four cared race there were four entries The W. s. Nc
Kce Club won the first prize. Time, 2l:25
THE PORTLAND REGATTA.
PORTLAND, Me-. July 6.-The sailing regatta
contest yesterday spirited, and Witnessed by
immense crowd from MunjOy. The soOp Ray took the
prize Of the first class The second class has yet been
decided The Whisper took the prize OF the third class
THE MAGNOLIA YACHT CLUB.
MOBILE, Ala, July Cat the ANIMAL race of
the Magnolia Yacht Club at Point Clear yesterday, up
ward OF 1000 people present The Gladola the
first prize, Mary the second Julia Lake the third The
Xyphas arrived too late for the There will be
match tomorrow for 900 between the Xyphas and
Gladiola at Point Clear
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OF the above number, 232 have been completed Franc
buildings erected, 60 commenced and finished under
plans submitted In 1883 IS; commenced In 1853 and IN
ished in 1862 4Gl Plans and specifications for alterations
additions, extensions 20 buildings 10 tho number OF
SIS received aud acted upon 632 In accordance with
tho law approved, % were corrected and APP
proved, and SO were not approved The buildnRs pro-
nnanl 10 be nlleLel MeIn OF Tho following cllsanE:
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Go TO TRAPHAGEN, HUNTER g. Co.,
Nos 3SS, 400 aud IO2 BowERY Opposite Snthst, "
for Mans BoIs ana CHLDRENs CLornsG
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PYLE's LEMoNIZED SUGAR.-The only pOrta-
bic article that males complete aud wholesome Lemonade Ju the
thing the Put up ia glass only by ASEa
PrK No. $50 WaihE NJ Y See that Jour grocer supplies the
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Cru,ksha-k; Secretary George A. W stuart A.
Henry Dean Assistant Clerk NathShlel CIOS"0"' 'N
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P1SSENGERS ARRIVED.

SUNDAY-SCHOOL BooKs.-BRoUGHTO & WY.
nan IS BblsIlOuS keep the best all Pabhsher
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Tp,nTTrNG AT ROCKLAND, ME.

RocKLANp, Me- July Cat the Knox lrot-
ting Park yesterday sweepstakes match Tor purse VI
$3.50 best three in five, to harness, was won py VI " NV
Time 9.g5 23g and 2:44 match Tor norses tna h ,
made better time than three minutes pest TWO W Tme
70 harness was won by j. NJ. Reeds Gray JacA' Ali''
9.aI and $50 About 900 people were present.
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
TIE TURF.
EuE ENGLISH TURF.

NEWMARKET, July 6.-Ihe July meeCinB
commenced to-day. The July Stakes 'Jr tWoyear-ous
as won nv Mr. Merry's b. T. Sunshine. beating Count
Iaerapee's CHI C. AIarie second, anG Sir j. Haweys Dr.
Walt, third The betting was 20 against Sunshine D
TO against Alarie, and1Otol asnst Wait Thirteen ran
Tho Gladiator Stakes for tvOyearod colts was won
by Mr. Heenes b. HawthOEnden date Blue Llghp pea'-
ing Prince second Mr., j Dawsons b. C. by King ION,
out Of Katherine Logic third The betting al tne s'i
was Q TO against Hawtornden, TO against frhoe'
and IN against Da vsons colt Five The Achieve
neRt Stakes for twoyearold FLIES was won Dy Mr.
Pryors ch by king Of Trumps, out OF Basquiho Dv".
lsg Count Lagranges b. Bombarde, second anu eol
dure, third The betting was to against the
Six gtartel.
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z snow Rcniout " = baia,u hnneoet
Jane, Bangor lumber -, sst . $1,000 p.a Ane
NJ d Graner New Bedford nytfaflef Ffofiaeaoe
D. g. Harrington, Boston. t'ei s'tull't
JulIa Is. swan, Narhpor ~ =, eNtA.p,, niian,'ia.
Morung Light New-itaFen. MSS 80 .'l."rh
New Reguias. Fall Nver Ai-usst. ''-' t0frr
Horace L. Mystic. ~ .tf' lfnf.ieree
Wi,larl Providence. y. hheN Profiiercs
Fakif Bridgeport S,stnns ,1i,,tp.eft
Emile Belle Falmouth. nafn't ~ l'f fertland lunh,s
RepluBe. Fsw.LoBdoh. hesn,iu N0seh
= cL.ss Yarmouth 4. H. Cauofer, frorksnes
q ns,ss R.ngos Mmbsr seraph. Providence.
nn.aisi Horr5s S.-H.ves J. y. Ross Tauufoa
CsInromis. Tsuntoa JuiTe Teuuy, bsnEor lumber
~ T9 tiabb.,ri GionSs.ie, Cabnei Sss.tsseb
n Gumaye PrssLlu Inmber. s-s Qneel Frsntha lszbs,
J. s. Lane. Ban g0I, lumbef. .A--' 80. n-lsH
Iris Pail River m"na' 49, -. .uIs.fr
Carrie H. sposod Deer Isle - pa ~ zoo eeHiiAssA
Sy pnnt. Csi,i. iumber Sau Lois NcNBetfrf
Mara HearB, Stamford nita--u' 100 n t.A .eL
Ocean Wave, Bangor lumbef u '''''''' '''-Ai iaubA
SAILED.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS for Ilamhufg3 Niagara br Rcbmoud
FOREIGN POKfs.
uv.rva Juy 6Ths ship Teu'ona from SesYork .rs,.s
At "A o'clock last night
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

~ 49, rom
u h1Y md YER, cloudy Ahernoon-Clcndy ana rdS
.tghty cloudy. 70 sunset
TO- aa 10 o. clear 70 H. Phases Of the hooR-' vi" 0s
oh, tQ.t1a
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pURGLARY IN FouRTH-AvE.

On Monday the Office of William II. Falconer,
real estate agent No 100 Fourthave entered the
safe opened and $50 and valuable papers and Saw
incs Bank books were stolen. Detective Duscnbury,
Yesterday arrested Jacob Sheecr and Andrew Run, IN
whose possession lie found the box ana papers. Ihey
were locked up.
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The champion EckfOrds VIII play the mar
ward College Club on the Union Ground. Wiamsburgh'
this afternoon The coeFans are superior players ana
tho Fckfords will have to labor to defeat them.
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JERSEY CITY.-James DOnnelly n drll-master
the NcwJey Railroad had his terribly
Of two which be the coupling The
putated Samuel McEVoy creating disturbance the
CIV feHy TUESDAY night when Tsend named Qunu nerd
MEy0y drew kniie GUAM making
which occurred In Jersey City Monday following
been rrpocd In the Commercial Restaurant gentleman accidentally
discharged revolver and wounded himself slightly woman who
selling fireworks honmouthst had her stock burned
the appteat0nby child match bunch
the stand boy named Eolrender Of South Forth Ct
and badly burned BY the buang of Feh
had bis thumb shattered by the explosion OF
hos Nowakayc whose unknown had
his hand injured while hrug pistol smother
hseutter With which he meddug
with powder And Joseph DAVIS Of No II carmau
bad bis ann broken last evening board Of Jersey City ferry
boats, 10 jumping from bis wagon.
HOBOKEN,-Mrs Catherine R0zer of No 1874
thea 10 an adjoining yar IL feared that ampuaon Of the light
will be Robert Mnnoeh boy residing Washington st.,
had three fingers blown on BY the explosion Of pack
Gre eaetrIshr Ralph Tboms Mise Monday
ming Sere thrown from eir carriage aud severely not fatally woandd
Two hreeh engaged board Of Hamburg steamer lying the
With having assaulted an oneer Of the ship.
HUDSON CTTf.-During the absence of its tenants
70 witness e fireworks Monday night the house on the Of
Nth them quantity silver plate boz Of rve sud other articles
Of value paekage containing $500 which lay near one Of the
places hsAeed not discovered The police are sr the mlnaA
RUTHERFORD PARK N. 1.-The cornerstone Of
the i fIe'lJieian Church Paat will be sd day at
several addresses will Al meeting OF Bapsta
resolved 10 found Church aud Arrangements were mad 10 build
hevIe worship Immediately evidence
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