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AN EAST SIDE DEDICATION.
A mother Fine Roman Catholic House Of
Worship-A Gathering OF Distinguished
Prem bcr--An Interesting CEREMONIAL.

Another Fine Roman Catholic House Of
Worship-A Gathering OF Distinguished
Prcacbcr--An Interesting Ceremonial.
The ceremony of laying the corner stone of the
new r. c. Church Of st. Rose OF Lima, Cannon
street, was witnessed yesterday afternoon by sew
erul thousand persons including some Of the princi-
pal Roman Catholic societies Of this city. and the
sooaltcs OF several girls schools in the neighoor
hood, among the most prominent OF which were
those Of the Children OF 81. Marys and the Church
Of the Immaculate Conception.
Tie new edifcc IL between Broome and Delaney
streets and promises 10 be one Of the handsomest
Roman Catholic church elhcc7 In the city IL Is 10
he i25 feet deep by CT feet In width, and about ~
'cct from street level to gaoe point IL Is expected
that The church will seat about 1850 people. The
and . g front Of the building Philadelphia pressed
brick with Ohio sandstone lacings and tracery. The
style or the cdi0cc is 70 he modern Gothic
the Easements and to the church. The sanctuary IL
large and convenient. lighed by two two-hght win
Tic chanel or toe Blessed Virgin Is 10 be most hand
somely decorated.
The pevs are to be pine, grained, moulded, and
lanncued with ttacCry III The ends and capped with
black walnut. he altar rail- Il 10 be or iron Of or
nsInentcd Gothic pattern, The church when com
plctcd viii be an ornament to the city. and MAJ
want Which has iong existed Ia the . Irish.
Tho architect Is Mr. l.. j. O'Cornor: Messrs
Cocker' Spaldinq mas0ns and MIR. r. u. McEn
tJre carpenter. Tie lot On which tlic buidln. n
To lo built cost $:i,0lO and the total cost OF the
buil iins Is estimated BY tue architect at $4,000
The PRINCIPAL ceremonies yesterday per
iorl-cd by Vicar General Stars. and were Opened
oy .ha chanting OF the psalm " BcLtus Viz" Then
q aspcr0r s7rinklcd with holy water the site OF
the all r, over whch q rude wooden crOss was TEN
lor lii oie!'cd. Which was followed by the Litany,
concluding by a sermon preached by the Rev.
fntIer Farrell, Of -. Peters Church.
Among the clsray present were Fathers Mccarthy
OF lloll cross. ClowrN OF st. Gabricls, Condor Of
Staten Island NJ. G. and j. Farrell OF ST. Peters,
Mcdonald, :. ~, W. Better OF Iryinston, Fluttcry
Of 81. Iercsas, Bursell OF Nativity, Perron, : j.,
Singer, Dominican Order. and the pastor, the Rev.
NJ. Nckeuna. Father Bonayeuture Frey, Cspuchin
Father nom stanton street
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THE LATEST NEWS GLEANINGS.

Jefferson Davis is at White Sulphur Springs.
The "Avonas ~ will 90 on an excursion to Excal-
por Grove next Wednesday.
ladies Sanitary Commission TO aid the Prl'slan
army has been organized In Chicago.
The Hon. j. j. Winans declines to be candidate
for Congress In the seventh district of ONO.
Miss Bartlett who, some years ago, marie SENIOR
Ovcdo, the Cuban Millionaire returns 10 TINS cry
widow with 81 100000
Mr. Thomas Hughes will sail IN the steamship
Peruvian Tor Quebec Thursday, he VIII arn Nnsio!
on ytlt 10 j. Kusssyll Lowell ABOUT lr ,'h "
August.
Yesterday afternoon capt. Burna, " tlo ~ "p
Smith O'Bricn found tho body Of wgmn. y .'lni
tie river near the foot OF Rect street Rcd 10
Chief Justice Chase, who ut7 boon wv a' IN
81. PAM. VIII start tlg the East via Lake rt "t
Tho lrst through tram T. DNuli on Nr.. '' -
Thursday next
Anon. the New Nor;ors IN saratorn ~ '''',o-
jorc Vanderbilt VIM. Wull Ge IrseN % a. "
lNkt, & w. Duiunt, peter MOI 'f, N.brf '... 'l'
I ErpuHan ". n Vanderbilt HenIy llNi. " '' VIZ
mlyC, {. *. Galrs. u, JUDY Bruv I..'. .'."'-'
T.. <. Ia umond, and Prot. 4. VI sutc'do,I''
A large ana enthusiastic Republican meet '. was
held az Springfield, Mo. yes d4y, 20 protest ",i
the acti N Of the recent Republican tuuftN., ~
nominated Capt, Ravens ior Congress AN'l ~, iIr
yCnupu y 10 be called to nominate ca "a " ~ tha
Congress WHO Is IN ryor Of restoring the la's' " w
TsliEs and OF q low Iarlu.
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The Nathan Murder and thc-poirce.

The obscurty which surrounds the awful
assassination of Mr.. NATHAN can afford no
excuse or apology 10 the police should they
fail to discover the murderer They exist
only for the protection of the commuuity-
primarily for its protection against just such
crimes as tint committed in Twcnty.thrd
street last Thursday night. Admitting the
emergency TO lie great ana GiiLeuli it is one
for which the police ought olwn."s TO be pre-
pared. The public employs them am pays
them not only to DO comparatively uuimpo."
tant acts not TO walk at the head Of pro
cessions merely, or to patrol Broadway, or to
help ladies across the crowded thoroughfares,
though these are all necessary duties per
haps. We care not how well they perform
them If tLcy are unable to guard us against
midnight murders in our homes, They must
do this and if the present force is incompc.
tent, let them all resign, from the patrolmcn
TO the Superintendent himself and Let US
have competent men in their places
Is everything possible being done 10 dis
cover the assassin of Mr.. NATHAN? Al.
tlOuHu lllit uuNt 'lhItCN blHNt
murder, the Coroner's jury has held but one
session aud examined but one witness, and
him most cursorily. But II must not be for.
gotten that several other persons whose ev.
dence must be of the highest importance,
and would have been most valuable if given
Immediately after the discovery of the crime,
lave not yet been legally examined, while
all that the public knows of their state.
ments is what has appeared in the newspa-
pers A prominent citizen of New York
atroclously murdered at night in his own
house, within n stones throw of the Fifth
Avenue Hotel, where probably five hundred
persons were sleeping with their windows
open at the time, and only one of the -four
surviving persons in the house when the
crime was committed has yet been legally
INTERCEPTED in regard to it Docs this look
like n prompt and determined effort to dis
cover the assassin, whose escape or eiIicNcious
concealment is made easier by every houI
that passes without his detectionH
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TINE DOGMA EXPLAINED.
sermon by vicar-CeneraI sturrs on Pnpsi
InfnlIiIilffx I'm ~. Prfricl,e Cathedral.

~ Ntcnr-f3cmernI
Infaitibility I'm 10. Pnfricrs Cathedrul.
The Very Rev Father STAIRS, Vicar General,
delivered on eloquent sermon in st. Pstrick's
Cathedral yesterday on Papai InfaIiibility. At the
close OF the services, which unusually impress
sive, a TIE Deum was sung in honor Of the declara-
tion Of the dogma. Father Stars said that In view
OF the fact tina, so much had been written on Papa
InfaHbiity within the last two months, he thought
II proper TO give concise
EXPLANATION OF THIS DOGMA
II Is very simple, and yet many contend that after
this the Pope cannot crr-that he Is infallible In
everything This is not so; this is not the meaning
Of Inhllibility II IL not new dogma. but has a.
ways been the belief OF the Church it lie truth as
old as the Church itself When the Church defines
q dogma OF this Kind II does not make anew dogma.
lnialliSliiy does no, met tina. ,e rope cannot
and is "a liable to sin as We are. lie is but human,
and in scientific or political nlaiters IN theological
other mortnls. 1nfnllbiily means this-no more or
no lessthat when the Pope speaking &c cdthedrd,
whole Church on matters OF faith. declaring and de
fning 10 all the Christians of the world, he cannot
err. When speaking officially, he speaks
IN THE NAVE OF ST. PETER
a. his successor on earth. Christ prayed for 81.
Peter, that his faith might not fail him, and said
Thou art Peter, and upon this rocxS vill build
my Caurch, and the gates Of he'll shall not prevail
a-ainst II, ard will give unto tree the keys OF
heaven, aud whatsoever thou shalt bind on earth
shalt loose on earth snail be loosed In heaven"
Here IL authority given TO ST. Peter and all his
thurity descends 70 Ills successor, and this lie pre-
cisely what iufalibility means.
See how simple and PLAIN 1t is when properly I'M
dcrstood but so many erroneous notions existing
renders this explanation necessary. For an example,
as illustrated IN human aiairs-lough the authority
given to ST. Peter Is dyinc-the reverend Father
Tid that In the United states there Ia Supreme
Court, Chief Justice, and many Associate Judges
20 whom eases from other courts are referred Tor
FINAL decision, and after examination by tie Chief
Justice and the Supreme Court and decision given
By hm as Chief Justice OF the United States, II must
stand there can be no appeal, and the people are
bound 10 acquicsce wi t. This resembles deci-
sion by the Pore, and the smile will make you I'M
derstsnd that the authority given to St, Peter by
Christ extends to all his successors. When the
chief Justice 70 not on the bench his opinion is
worth 10 more than that Of
ANY OTHER NAN,
but when on the bench his decision IL final, from
which there IA no appeal. Now that this dogma Of
Paph lnfllbiity has been proclaimed Us an act OF
faith. all have reason to rejoice and return thanks
that tho head OF the Church, when speaking from
the chair OF St. Peter TO the Christian world, Is In
tallbC.
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The Morrisania school Ring-What A. =.
BnrGes n 90. say.

10 me EdtOr OF The sun
SIR; We notice in your issue OF The Goth Inst, I'M.
der the head Of Another Neat Jobo gig lube Plum,
derers In the Board OF Education" that our house 10
spoken OF ms having Manipulated" certain leading
menlhcrs of the M0Trsana school Board, ana BY IN
rgue secured the urnshng Of supplies ~ or line
TO lhe public schools; II seems scarcely nee ~sary,
WIFE mo reputation that our house enjoys, that We
sh ma reply 10 an accusation no apparently ana gross.
~ Ife Yet that we may place ourselves rigt before
such or fonf readers as might be ln1ucnced ny TINS
last wal OF d appointed contractor, we make the foi'
lowing statement OF facts which you VIII obhgu US by
according place IN your cOuu ms, We are ms year
supplying the public schools OF Morrlsania with nearly
all OF the hooks ana stationery they nsc at rate much
less than they have ever purchased hore the contract
having Deen awarded 20 sOlrl because our bid IN
answer 10 their advertised prOposus lower than
that OF any competing house, no muuber " the Board
having in any way been unduly Influenced by us
Yours, DC A. T. BARNkS a co
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A singular question is raised in the courts
Of Washington by Mr.. Is. ID. WHITNEY, who is
said to have been a confidential clerk Of Cen b.
I. DUrLER 1t seems that by virtue Of a recent
act Of Congress, HoRATlo AAEs is to be paid a
considerable sum of money upon an old contract
for casting some fancy kind Of cannon; and that
WHIISEY has filed bill in equity to prevent the
payment of this money until AMEs shall have
satisfied claim Of WHITSEYs for 50, 900 for SER
vices rendered in getting the appropriation
through Congress. WuTSEY alleges that he has
already been pOd retainer of$25O, and that AMEs
agreed TO pay him the remaining $4,000 after the
appropriation should be enacted. AMEs, on the
other hand, admits that he agreed to pay 5000.
but that that sum was in reality intended for
Gen. BurLER; and that when WnITNEY made the
bargain with him, he represented that il was Gen.
BUTLER's services and influence that he was pledg.
ing to Mr.. AMEs, in consideration Of the expected
$1,000. ANEs also says that the peculiar services
which WHITEEY undertook that BUTLER should
render have not been performed, and that &C.
cOrdngy there is no valid ground for requiring
him to pay the money. Indeed, lie goes further
than this, and charges that the retaining fee of 250
ought to be refunded to him for the same reason.
This is evidently a very interesting case and if it
should ever come to Trial, its developments can
not fail to receive the full attention Of the
uuLlit
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Long ISLAND.

Jamaca's colored militia para de to-day.
The nly pond near the Flushing Railroad depot
al Hunters Point Is TO BE- nlled this week
clam eating match Is the event In Huntington
on the i7;h inst. The champion Is to receive prize OF
a corner lot.
The residents near Lake Ronkonkoma are IN great
fear OF an inunfaon, the lake having risen nine feet
higher than ever before
Tomorrow, She annual camp meeting OF the East
New York n T.. Conference opens In Merrick, on the
south lde Railroad.
The Hampstead people 20 on their annual buckle
berry festival tomorrow, Union Course has been sub.
stltuted Tor Hampstead Plains. purchased by A. T.
Stewart
Owing to the erection and putting into position Of
the iron bridge Flushing Greek for the rail
road nayg alton m tho creek Is TO he suspended two
weeks, begin ming to-day.
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NEW JERSEY.
The Jersey cits Germans meet tonight.

The Jersey Cty Germans meet tonight
VIM Alexander and Sam COugh will run foot
race of 40 yards IN Clifton, N j. for purse OF 500
During false alarm Of FIRE in Paterson yesterday
morning, Thomas McLaln, OF Marshall and Oliver
streets, was run over and his loot was crushed
A colored man yesterday morning rode Mr. Van
Houten's horse down TO drink from the river nj tho
Lincoln bridge, uhove Paterson n j, The horse threw
him of INTO the river, and the man was drowned.
The Patterson folks are astir with the elopenent
~ Mr. Valentine, Cashier OF the Erie Freight ONE,
AMI Young girl VINO has superseded Mrs. V. in hor
SAID to be defective. " ~
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The Cam rsie Railroad war-How they sup-
press the News.

The editor Of the East New York Sentinel who
is also notary public, recently gave offence to an
FAs, New Yorker In the Canarsie Railroad dispute
The latter, desrous Of reciprocaung, entered tie
sancium Of the former and put head on its occu.
pant For this he was taken before Justice Hamilton,
but on apoogizng and promising to behave better
for the future he DISCHARGED. The editor Of the
Sentnd sent out plaearls announcing 'u particulars
OF tho anAir in his next number. But on Thursday
night his composing room was entered and the arti-
Gle containing the account Of the collision wac de.
stToyed. and the types scattered the door
or course this delayed tue publication oi the partcu.
lars OF the assault
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Turner Festivities In Paterson.

The Paterson Turnverein tremendously re.
cc.yed several visiting societies on Saturday night,
and welcomed them with a torchlght procession.
Yesterday they had prize turning in Military Hall,
and in the afternoon the whole party enjoyed them.
selves in Crooks Park, Tn the evening a sacred
concert was enjoyed in Continental Hall To-day,
lin. Al the principal cities OF Northern New
Jersey are represented In the assemblage Of Tur.
ners in Paterson,
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Admiral POTTER, who seems to unite the

Admiral PORTER, who seems to unite the
functions Of actual Commander-in-C Chief of tie
Navy with those Of dictator Of it's civil admins.
troton, Is about to visit Newport, preparatory TO
his pleasure trip to Europe OF the public expense,
under prctence Of observing the nautical opera
tions Of the hostile nations.
The PoRrERs have always been a notable fam.
lily, The old Commodore, after whom the Ad.
mirA is named, was gallant old sca.dog, whose
great fight IN the Essex, OF Valparaiso, with the
Phoebe aud Chvrub, either Of which was quite as
heavy as the Essex, extortod the admiration Of
all Europe. No drawer man ever tod the deck Of
ship. But he was arrogant, prcsumptuous, and
impatient Of restraint. During the war against
the pirates Of the Gulf nearly half century ago,
the Commodore violated the law Of nations by
cutting out piratical vessel lying in the harbor
of Foxardo Cuban port. 1t was proceeding
IN derogation of the authority Of Spain, with
| which we were nOmiually on amicable terms but
J the feeling Of cur people was in warm sympathy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-01
OBITUdRY.

Mr. Walter g, Gregory, a son OF the Hon Dad
ley Gregory and senior partner In the firm Of walnr
Gregory d CO.. PROJECTORS OF the Jersey city Steel
Works died on saturday night. lie had passed many
months IN Europe for the beneht Of MS health and 10
turned very recently, He was graduate of Columbia
The funeral OF Mr., Alexander ]. Atocha. who died
twelve miles from Washington on Friday took place
IN washington yesterday tic was aged Is year. Dur
ing the war between the United states and Mexico hs
twice visited the latter country At the instance Of our
Government Being the firm friend OF Santa Anna.
President Polk emrloyed HIM on secret service, by
which he inst umeual In negotiating the treaty VI
GuadaluDe lIiQalgO
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JoITINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Tic Seventeenth Ward Germans Will form a
Patriotic Aid Society to night.
Timothy Dean, aged a., OF S35 East Thirty third
street, fell down stars yesterday aud was killed,
The Thirteenth Ward Germans have formed
Patriotic Aid society and gone to work in earnest.
Yesterday morning, while Peter Lawrence, aged
is, standing some stoncs In the water at the
foot OF East Eigh,yfourth street he fell IN and
drowned.
Nv. II. s." writes that as he was going down
town on saturday morning 10 Broadway car he saw
fourteen persons reading SUNS one browsing over tho
7fDies, and one intensely excited over tue FdiSs Re-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-01

Senator FTSToN has written very mode
rate and iudicious letter upon his recent over
throw in the Senate. lie protests that he desires
cas- heartily as ever the success Of the principles
Of the Republican party" and that he shall con
,inuc to do every thing in his power to promote
their continued asccndancy. He takes care, how
ever, not to intimate that lie regards the ascen-
dancy Of Republican principles in any way
IL ntiled with the denomination of Gen. GRiSr
aud it is safe inference that when that question
assumes a practical aspect, Mr. FENroS will make
himself fell in an effective manner lie also de
cares that while he was willing that Mr.. GRrNSELL
should be removed, lac certainly did not antici-
pate tie removal of an officer 10 confcssedly
faithful, efficient. and irrcproachablc as Gen
MEEmrr" Here the Senator puts himself upon
very solid ground. There is no reason which
could satisfy any politician Of common sense for
tuning man like Gen. MERRITT out OF the
Naval Office in order to put man like Alr. GEiS-
NFIL into IT,
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WESTCHESTER COUNTY.

Emily Durie. the little daughter Of Mr.. David
Durc, Of fremont ed on Saturday OF cholera.
The Hon. Philip Duty, Of Fordham. lost sails bet
ting against HclWboi AZ Long Branch on Saturday,
and they say, had to dcadhead It home.
Miss Katie liendiicSs, the daughter Of a wealthy
lager beer brcwerin Wes Farms whose father opposed
her marriage with Mr.. Frcd. Nokc. at o'clock on
Friday morning, AMI, fastening to Harlem. was mar
rcd The couple then returned to the uatcrnal roof
and the old gentleman had to acknowledge himself
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HOURS or LEISURE.

ITO -, " York Turn Society - loved an excursion
nm dc ,r,dsps ever TO Dudley's Grove yesterday.
In Lion Park, Ir.,H ~iycat and Eighth avenue ~
morrow tho Parasol an1 tcSS"S M"AVIe AssoClhtion
Will enjoy n picnic.
The New York scIuczen CcrrN two hundred
strong. will 20 TO New Haven today - "s sIeamcr
NoTMak 70 nariicnaie IN The Schneizcnle.t.
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The terminus Of the Flushing and North Side
RallrcSa which is In the village of MILESTONE Is
to be extended nile further to the wharf. Pas
OF the Improvement uev leave New York two
hours AFTER the steamers sSirt III intercept them at
Nhitestone, terry IL contemplate $50 between
that village and Wes,cheser
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Personal INrALLIGENCE.

DR.. Harcourt, of Staten Island is dangerously IN.
Mr.. II. De Leyer OF the williamsburg Hotel, IA
missing.
Trows Directory for 1870 contains two hundred
and twenty-five John Smiths,
Samuel J. Jacobs has been appointed clerk IN the
Custom House at 5000 a wear.
Six German physicians sailed for Europe on
saturday TO JON the Prussan army.
Mr.. Pomeroy will devote all his attention to the
wcogly edition of the UemGcrdt and surrorat
Tucker becomes odor.lnc chief OF the NeU York DfHo
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RAILROAD ACCIDEN rs.

John J. Hopkins, aged nine years, died on Sntur-
DAY at Goerck street, having been run by Belt
Line
A passenger, whose name "a supposed to be Wn.
Morrison. put his head O; window OF Albany
eNnress train Saturday night, and struck and
inst lny killed by OF the braces OF the Spuyten
4 rec
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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DAsHEs MERE AND rHERB By TIE
SUNS REPORTERS.

The Sinking OF North River Pier-The Last
ofthe Ancient Ruin ut the Foot Of Albany
strcct-A Hint for the Gcntlem en- who
have Control Of our Wbarves.
Early yesterday morning the greater part Of Pier
10, North River, gave way unable TO bear the weight
OF It's load. Over seventy barrels OF meal from the
steamer Annie FELL through, ana were lost. Some
time ago the attention Of tie Dock Commissioners
was called 10 this ancient ruin, which consists Of n
few rotten loSe on which are q number OF Matched
and decay ing beams aud boards. A little time be-
fore the accident, horse aud cart broke through.
Six barrels of soda ash lie on the pier, and there
Is aRreat depression Of the beams where they
placed.
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1t is asserted that various Irish benev

1t is asserted that various Irish bcnevo-
lent societies in this city have held secret meet
inss, and have resolved to attack an Orange pro-
'cession on Aug. .. We hope this report is not
tue. The law gives orangemen the same right
to parade the streets as is enjoyed by other
organizations, and the authorities are bound to
protect them, Any attack upon them eau only
recoii upon the heads Of those who break the lays
Let Mayor HALL and Superintendent JouRDAS see
that the law is obeyed. Let not New York city
be disgraced by another massacre.
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The Young Women who Help Themselves.
The Momen's TYnnprnnhicnl Iininn M |

'"0 ''VII'V' !" fFF'ET NI'IIIV"I NIIIUII I'U'
enjoyed their second annual picnic Saturday 10
Funk's Union Park. Dancing began at o'clock,
and the festivities were kept mp until midnight
Nothing occurred 10 mar the pleasure OF the day.
Among the most beautiful OF the dancers were Miss
Gusse Lewis. Corresponding Secretary OF the Inter
national Typographical Union Miss CusacS, Presi
dent Of the Women's Typographical Union; Misses
Moore. Bartlett, Grice, Keenan,, and Bell. Among
the guests-not printeTs-were Mrs Chguell, Mrs.
G. Is. Smith, Mrs. Robert johnson. Mrs. VIM
White. Mrs. ID. keils. aud Miss Jennie Muir. Typo
graphical Union No. was represented by Messrs
G. u. smith, President, Robert Kerr, John Vincent
X. NJ. Walsh, William White. Hugh Dalton. David
Kells, Alfred Burton, and others.
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STATEN ISLAND.

TIE Staten Islanders must hereafter pay $3.50 for
their gas.
Edward Homes. nromlncnt citizen Or New
Brighton, while out walking toward Factory lie on
Sutul day, Wlk tat ally Fun.struck