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ANOTHER MIGHT OF BLOOD.
A Man Stabbed with Bayonet Five Times
His Room Broken Into-A Most Deter-
mined Ruffian-The Injured Man
Dying of His Wounds

About one O'Clock yesterday morning row oc-
CURED between some OF the tenants OF the prem
iscs NO. 592 Second avenue between Thirty second
ana Thrty-thlrd streets which, t is only too probl-
Die, VIII have a fatal termination. The original
cause OF the row Is not exactly known, buc mas
much as the police found all parties more or less
under the influence OF ,liqIor it Is believed tlrag
drunkenness had more 10 do with IL than anything
else. - u, ..r.sr 80.
The facts in the case are AZ follows taken from
the statement OF Mrs. Ann Mclaughlin. whose hus-
band Is now confined In Bellevue Hospital ina Very
precarlous condition from ipJures received during
the row. ~f1t -
Dominick Brennan, Peter Haley, John Reed ana
Mary Sheehan, Mrs. Mclaughlin Says, came 70 her
door, which was broken In by Mrs. Sheehan, who;
first entered the room, followed by Reel. These two
Immediately commenced an attack Mclaughlin.
and while the fight which ensued between them
was in progress Brennan and Haley entered
the room one OF whom held bayonet in his hand.
Mrs. Mclaughlin endeavored Co take the bayon net
away. She did not succeed. however and
her husband was stabbed five tnlcs-once
in the abdomen, twice i'll the left SIDE once in the
breast and once In the arm. The assailanis OF Mr..
Mclaughlin were all arrested and locked up TO
await the result OF his injuries. by Justice BXbY at
the Yorkville Police Court, yesterday.
II was ascertained last night at late hour tnas
Mclaughlin was dying ana could not long survive.
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ENGLAND.

Civic Banquet to tho Cabinet Minister'S
Premier Gladstone the National Pros
cress-COmp!iuien to the Army and vOIun-
teers.
LONDON, July ST. 1870.
The Lord Mayor gave grand banquet to Her
Majestys Ministers last night at the Mansion House.
The guests numbered two hundred and fifty. The
usual loyal toasts We're given and drank with
cheers.
Mr.. Gladstone responded to the toast In honor OF
the Ministers He alluded to the unusual circum.
stances under which they met and proceeded TO re.
view the leading introduced in the session
Of Parliament now drawing TO close. The Irish
Land bill was characterized as peace measure
and the Education bill as blessing TO England,
giving as 1t did, free instruction to all.
The Lord Chancellor responded for the House OF
Lords and the Right Hon. Dir. Austin Bruce for the
Commons.
The Right Hon. j. NJ. Cardwell, Secretary
OF State for War, replied 10 the toast to the Army.
asking that the reserve force and the militia be in
cluded in the toast He referred to the improve
ments made In modern warfare and speculated on
their eject.
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l0aG ISLAND RAlB1AD eAlE PRISE.
Important Action Proposed by the Flushing

AT present the terminus OF the Flushing and North
side Railroad Il at the village OF Whtestone at least
three-quarters OF mile from the shore. IL has re-
Gently been decided TO extend the road to the dock
on Whitestone Bay, and remove their depot and
buildings adjoining. large and commodious dock
Is az present being built by the President OF the road
Mr. Locke, with plenty of water for the largest
steamers On the completion OF the railroad to. the
dock passengers for the Sound steamers & an leave
New York two hours after, the steamers start ami
intercept them at Whitestone. The Company are
considering proposition. for the establishment or
ferry from Whitestone 10 Westchesrer The ferry
would be only abOutone mile III length, and the resi-
dents Of Whitestcne would at least thirty mi
nutes intaking the Flushing Railroad between their
village and the city. The entire number OF trans
run daily at present (thirtyeight) will continue run
ming during the winter, and In the early spring from
ten 10 twelve more will be added.
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TtLEGRAPHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The paper belt factory Of Crane Brothers, at Westaed
Mass. was burned yesterday morning, with its contents
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000
Chief Justice Chase. who has been two ST. Paul.
atends leave for the East Lake SUPERIOR on the hr
through train Duluth, which expected to run on Wed
uesday or Thursday next
The last rail the eastern DIVISION from Mobile to Pasca
goua, Of the New Orleans Mobile and Chattanooga Rail
road laid Saturday night and the will open for
traffic this week. ~
meeting of the representatives OF the United States and
Canada Railroad Conductors Life Insurance Companies
will be held In Phnddephia to-day, to arrange the prem
nares for their convention to be- held that city
October 8. A IN t"- .#
Early yesterday morning FIRE In the north section of the
Northern Railroad round house at Concord, H. destroyed
third OF the building. Three engines In the
house badly damaged Loss about U00J well vered
by insurance The FIRE was accidental. ss
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KENTUCKY.
Burning of the Steamer Dan Able, Mt
Columbus.

Burning of the Steamer Dan Able, Mt
Columbus.
CAIRO July 81, 1870.
The fine steamer Dan Able, running between Cairo
and Columbus. to connect with the Illinois Central
and Mobile and Ohio railroads. was totally destroyed
10y fire at Columbus last night The fire originated
in the cook room and spread rapidly that nothing
could be done to save the boat The boat had steam
up, and the levers OF the engines were suspended
by ropes, allowing the steam TO escape through the
cylinders when cut adrift TO the wharf. As
soon IS the ropes were burned OF, the wheels began
to revolve and there was presented the novel spec
tace OF steamer on fire proceeding up stream with
out human guidance. She progressed but few
hundred feet when the steam pipe burst and the
wreck foated to Wolf Island where 1t burned to the
waters edge There were many narrow escapes
but lives lost. The boat was valued at
$500 the amount of insurance is unknown.
Another boat Will be secured In place OF the Dan Able
tomorrow, and there Will be no detention OF pas
senperS
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A Freight Train the Erie Railroad Thrown
from the Track-Two Men Killed.
OwEGO July 81, 1870.
About ten O'Clock last night freight train, No. 33
on the Susquehanna division OF the Erie Railroad,
going west, composed OF eighteen cars nlled with
live stock, ran or the track four miles east OF Smith
boro' and six miles west from Owego. The two for
ward cars we've smashed to pieces and the greater
number OF the horses in the Cars were more or less
injured. The men In charge OF the horses s--John
Kelly, aged TWENTY-FIVE and a young man known as
"Litte Tommy OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS instantly
killed. The conductor and engineer state that the
pered with the switch.tff tgs
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
CALIFORNIA.

The Case of Van VaiiSenburQh, the Alleged
Journalistic Kiopemaniac.
SACRAMENTO, July 80, 1870.
The case OF Van Vakenburgh, the manager OF the
Office OF the Central Pacific Railroad Division OF the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company, charged
with attempting to steal the Associated Press de-
spatches, which were being received over the wires
OF the Western Union Telegraph Company, came up
for examination to-day. Van Valkenburqh waived
examination, and was held in thousand dol
lars bonds to appear before the grand Jury. The
Sacramento UntOn comments upon the case as
followS:--
We wish call public attention to fact connection
with this and curious teiegraphc operation II Is that
nearly every newspaper supplied by with dispatches is the
servle friend of Central Pacific Railroad
the telegraphc line who deeply
getting up newspaper combination this which
help them To oppress public. Without scrupes
science themselves, these railroad have had the
sagacity to "a OF
working tools who honor the base which they are
Old.
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MISSOURI.

Louis-Frcnch Immigra ation-P0lGticaIA al Affairs.
.g es ST. LOUIS. July 81, 1870.
project is on foot here to build an immense
structure. to embrace under one roof agrand union
railroad depot custom iouse, merchants cxchangey
and hotel covering three entire blocks ana % cost
So, 600, 900. Ms g "a f'Ag3
:, Monsieur Papan, Of tnesHumanitaran soeetybf
France, passed through here few days, since FOR
Southwest Missouri IN search Of a, location for 1000
French families. ~ rn sshesJ 80 4 YaF 80
a.Alarge and enthusiastic, republican meeting vai&
held av Springfield, Mo-, Icterylay, To protcs1
aganstthe action Of thearecerf republican, convot3
tfon, WHICH nominated CAPITA H8yens Tor Uonpiess
Another'convention Will be ed to nominate a Al
candidate Tor Congress who Is in favor OF restoring
- eabos 70 ne rSsels and of q low AsLn.. -
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PRUSSIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

The Saarbrnck Victory Conhrmed-JIarch Of
the Royal STAFF.
BERLIN, July 31-Night
The news OF the Prussian victory at Saarbruck ia
confirmed by dispatches received from the front
this evening.
The field STAFF of his Majesty King william left the
City to-day for the seat OF war.
Bismarck's Explanation of the Secret Treaty-
His Play of Territorial Rectificatien with
France-Berlin Diplomacy Against Austria.
BERLIN, July 81. 1870.
King william, on leaving for the army, issued
manifesto In which he declares that he goes to fight
for the honor Of Germany and calls upon the whole
nation to rise as man.
The King also granted full amnesty for political
crimes.
The A'zetger publishes circular addressed by
Count Bismarck, on the 29th instant to the repre-.
senatves OF Prussia at the courts OF neutral powers
The document gives the following expose of secret
negotiations between France and Prussia
Before the Danish war; says Count Bismarck,
the French legation at Berlin urged an alliance
between France and Prussia for purposes Of
mutual aggrandsement. France, anticipating war
Win Austria as consequence OF the Danish
war, made overtures relative to the restora.
ton OF the Luxembourg frontier OF 1914, the
acquisition of Saarburg and Laudan, while broader
settlement OF the boundary question on the basis OF
language was not TO be excluded These instances.
In May, 1866, took the form of propositions for an
alliance offensive and defensive, the manuscript
original OF which Is In the Foreign once mere
These propositions rs folows:--
Frst.-Should the Congress of the Powers assem-
blc Italy to have Venctia and Prussia the duchies
Seco"d-Shoud the CONGRESS disagree alliance
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
F r o. M
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
NapOieOn's Relations to the
Holy See.
Austria Obliterates the
Papal COncOrdat.
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A CIVIC FETE IN LONDON.
A CIVIC FETE IN LONDON.
ROME.

NapOle0n's Relations to the Holy See-French
Military Service.
PARIS, July 81, 1870.
1t Is said that the French troops will not evacuate
the Roman territory until the September Convention
between Italy and France for the protection Of the
Independence Of the Pope Is re-establlshed
The French Minister of War has granted to French
men now serving in the Papai Zouaves. but who
belong to the Garde Mobile OF France permission to
remain in Rome.
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AUS TRiA.
The Pnpai Concordat Obliterated.

VIENNA, July 81, $50.
The official Journal formally announces the sup
preston OF the concordat between Austria and
Rome.
The Papa Court has been notified OF the action OF
the Austrian government.
VIENNA, July 81, 1870.
The provincial Diets meet the Goth of August,
the Diet OF Bohemia on the 27th OF August that OF
Trieste on the "a OF September and the Rechsrath
on the 5th OF September.
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CUBA MARKETS s.

e, HAVANA, July 30.
ssar has been slow Of sale during the week. prices are
nnchanged sales of the week l200 boxes exports from
havana ana matanzas loD0 boxes, 1000 hhds
United Statea and 2y,00J to other parts.
Stock In warehouses at Havana and Natsnzas 3OOOOO
boSes and $500 hhds Muscovado sugar. fair good 6r
at 81 81 reals per arrobc. ''
Frcigbs closed dull Ehppers refuse owing
the unsettled state of the market; quotations nominal
Bacon irm at IL l9Dc Butter stronger at o5 3sc Coal
OIL steady az "a reals in tins, and 81 IN barrels
Flour steady Hams active Lard active Lumber
steady Potatoes are in demand Tallow firm at I2hc
l3hc. Box shocks steady at 81 per nd hoes
head 30 25 80 30. Yellow wax in nd nj ~ IL
30; white ste adv at Xl2 a SI2 So " -
Exchange inactive mi
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SHOOTING IN NEW LoSpoS.-A singular shooting

SHOOTING IN NEW LONDoN.-A singular shooting
afrav occurred In New London last evening (29thj,
In which hack driver was the sufferer The guilty
party Is a barber who had been keeping company
with servant girl in the employ OF George r. Mar
shall, collector OF the port. The girl had Tilted tie
young man, and last evening he hired q carriage
and rode to the house with the intention OF shooting
the young lady. In the excitement and dakness ne
fired at random, which performance put two OF
three bullets in the hackmans head. who happened
The assailant Immediately left the police in s
and other cities are on the lookout f0r him. Nso
-Raven Register. J,tlu - Qe.1
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

WESTERN WOMEN ASSERTING THEIR RIGHTS ON THE
WHIsKEY QUESTIoN.-Long Bottom Meigs county,
Ohio, was disturbed by nuisance in the shape
OF whiskey boat, and no one else being willing to
abate it, the ladies took hold OF the matter. They
with an apron full OF rocks, proceeded to the land
ing, united the boat showed II OF, and then COM
menced its bombardment, and, says an eyewitness,
perhaps no boat ever got such pelting with rocks
the ladies' following the boat for half mile.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
FIRE IN WEST THlaTIeTR STREET.

About hali-past twelve this morning O fire
occurred In the drying establishment OF william
Barrow, 240 West Thlrticth street; loss $500; In
surance could not be ascertalned. The machinery
damaged 5000 Is the property of Joseph OXtane OF
245 West Twenty ninth street; insured in the
Amsterdam Insurance Company for $1,000. The
building Is damaged about $500
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WHAT PEOPLE IN AMERICA SAY.

The Belligerents-Famliy Antccedents and
Present Ambition.
NEW YORK, July 80, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
The coming war In Europe has aroused they pas
sions OF the different nationaltiesson both cont
nents. Every day we hear the most, ,cbntrary state
ments CONCERNING the two belhserent Powers ana
their monarchs; viii the impartial Anai1dependent'
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Last evening the remains OF an unknown man
found floating in the East river. at pier No. 49,
and were taken To the MOrgue Tor identification.
The bulknead OF pier 10 North river gave way
yesterday, carrying into the river about 100 barrels
OF corn meal and four men. The latter were res
cued.
Late last night James II. McGreeley, aged twelve
years. accdenty fell or the roof Of the four story
building 2lo avenue TO the sidewalk and was
fatally injured.
One Andrew Brennan, OF l45 Delaney street, was
found in front Of No. Nelson place yesterday morn
ing with a severe cut inflicted, he stated 10y a
friend with whom he had an alteration.
Francis Boyle. aged nine years residing at $40
West Fortieth street, was badly injured yesterday
afternoon by pile OF lumber falling upon him at the
loot or Fortieth street, North river lie taken
to his home.
Peter Allwell, OF 356 East Tenth street was
severely injured last evening by being struck on the
head by earthen pot, thrown out OF second story
window OF The same house by william LINK. The
latter was arrested and locked up
The police arrests during the interval from A.
NJ. too r. N. yesterday were as follows:-For in
toXication, thrty-one males thirteen females: for
being drunk and disorderly nineteen males, five
females; for dsorderly conduct, nineteen males
two females; TOR violation OF the excise law, seven
males; total nncty-siX.
The report of the Central Park Meteorological De-
partment shows the following results: Barometer
Mean, 3o maximum, 3o14O; minimum, 2osOo;
range, $40 inches. Thcrmometer-Mean. 1879:
maximum, 925: minimum, 81; range 255 degrees
On the 2Sth OF July ran fell TO the deptn of I55
Distanoe travelled by The wind during the week.
1913 miles.
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"Making Ready'' to Leave.

ROME, July 2S, VIA PARIS, July 81, 1870.
Reports come from Civita Vecchia that General
Dumont, cOmmandant OF the French troops, has
received orders to concentrate his at that point
and be ready to embark them at a moments notice.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Snfe, Sure and Speedy Remedy for Dinr.
rhGa, Dysen,ery, Cholera, summer Complaint and al Bowel
Affections may be had in JAYNE'S CIRMINATIYE BAL
SAN Compounded with care from the best
gredients known to the medical faculty.,
and always to be depended upon while reputation
attained ms standard household remedy
a. this season OF the year TO keep bottle useful med-
cine by them. Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Paragraphs and Minor Items Of
Metropolitan News.

The following record viii show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty-four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year. as indicated by the thermometer at Huduut's
pharmacy. HERALD Building Broadway, corner OF
The New York herald., 1870-08-01
Austria Comedies the Claim Of Italy.

PARIS, July 81, 1870.
Advices from Vienna, dated yesterday evening,
state that Austria has given her sanction to the
taking possession OF Rome by italy.
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we REGARD NIss. lWi1s.low,s saetAlns syrup

invaluable forthe purposes for whcA Ais'desgnci, and
N 6..4fs I. ~
Would hays II It's price were double *hat itsnow We
"a J /. -. x
shall our power TO Introduce II among friends
Ado Henry A. 1ntehcock siurbdge, Massl
she child from PAIN sof,ens the gums reduces in
~ FfN
nAnmation, wind coles and sure to regulate
bcs ryes rest aud health lne child aud comforts tho
mother.
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BAVARIA.

DIPLOMATIC Confidence ard Courtesy.
LONDON, July 81, 1870.
The French Ambassador on quitting Munich,
placed the of French interests IN Bavaria in the
hands OF the British representative there.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Royal Havana Lbttcry. -Prizcs pnid In Gold
Information furnishe The highest raeApadfor D0ubloonA
, al kinds OF Gold aud Silver. III IN sNaf 4. n
~ TAYLOR 4 CO.. Bankers IS Wall stteet NIX
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Crtsfadoro's InrivaIicd Hair Dye.-SOId
and applied at his scalp factory Nc. House
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Burglars yesterday morning entered the residence
OF S. S. Isaacs, ia East Hath street, but were
frightened away before they secured any booty
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Stafford's Iron and sulphur Powders
tnv'gorate the body and. Ylv 10
purify the blood. y H.-Htt
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Average temperature yesterday 81 y
Average temperature for corresponding date
last TX
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

A.-Herrtng's Patent ao
CHAMPION SAFES
2,l Broadway, corner Murray strse
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Last evening the remains OF an unknown man
found floating in the East river at pier No. 49,
and were taken To the MOr9ue Tor Identification.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Francis Boyle. aged nine years, residing az $40
West Fortieth street was badly injured yesterday
afternoon by pile OF lumber falling upon him at the
loot or Fort,eth street North river. lie was taken
IN nis ham
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

One Andrew Brennan OF l45 Delaney street was
found In front Of NO. Nelson place yesterday morn
Ing, with severe cut inflicted, he stated 10y 4
friend with whom he had an alteration.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

Late last night James II. McGreeley aged twelve
years. accidenty fell of the roof OF the four story
building 2l0 avenue G 60 the sidewalk and was
fatally injured.
The New York herald., 1870-08-01

The bulknead OF pier 13 North river gave way
yesterday, carrying into the river about 100 barrels
OF corn meal ana four men. The latter were res
cued
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court with
DISTRICT OF WINDSOR. IS. in and for the District
of Winds0r To all persons interested in the estate
Of MOSES POLLARD. late of Ludlow in said dis
trict. deceased lntestate. GREETING.
WHEREAS, Thomas Moore Administrator of the
w estate Of the said deceased, hath made applica-
ton in writing said Court for license and author
ity TO deed to one John Elwood of Plymouth. GER
tain farm situate in said Plymouth in the District of
Windsor aforesaid. known as the Nichols farm rep
resentng in said application that the said deceased
was in his lifetime. under contract binding in law
or equity to convey the same by good warrantee
deed to the said Elwood And whereas the said adj
ministrator hath also made written application for
license and authority to sell the whole of the
mander of the real estate of the said deceased stu
ate in Ludlow Aforesaid, including the homestead
interest of the widow and minor child left by said
deceased. and the reversion of the widows dover
representing therein that such sale would be bene
fetal to the said widow and minor child and to all
others interested in said estate and hath produced
with said application the written consent and appro-
baton of said widow and the guardian Of said minor
child. and all the heirs to said estate who reside in
this State to such SALE Therefore it is ordered that
all persons interested be notified to appear before
bate Ofce in Chester. in said District on the 30th
day of December instant. and show cause, il any
they may have why the license and authority pray
ed for aforesaid to convey said farm and to sell
said real estate should not be granted For which
purpose it Is further ordered that this order be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the Bellows Falls
TINES printed at Rockingham in this State previous
to the time of hearing aforesaid.
Given under my hands at Chester in said district.
this 9th day of December. A. d.. 1870.
$685. WILLIAM ROUNDS, Judge.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23
Estate Of Levi Crowe,i.

STATE OF VERMONT | The Probate Court
Dis'r OF WESTMINSTER. ss.B for the District of
Westminster To all persons interested in the estate
of LEVI CROW ELL. late of Westminster in said
District deceased GREETING.
VoU are hereby notified that instrument pur-
4 porting to be the last will and testament of
Levi Crowel late of Westminster in said district de-
ceased. has been flied in said Court for Probate by
Ransom L: crowell the executor therein named
the session Of said Court be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in Townshend. in said district the first
Wednesday of January. A. ID. 1871. at which time
shall
C. B. EDDY Register.
Nov. 26. 1870. 50-52
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-12-23

TowSsHEND,-At Town Meeting
held on the 18th inst, the town voted to
aid the West River Railroad to the
amount of eight times the Grand list,
which will make about S4S, 100000, leav-
S12, 100000 to be raised by subscription,
which will make the sum required from
this town, 100000.
The West River bridge is nearly COM
pleted. Teams have been passing over
it several days.
The "Townshend Farmers Club"
met on Monday evening Dec. 9th, and
chose the following officers for the ensu-
President-Col. A. B. Franklin.
Vice Presidents-P. II. Rutter, ii. A.
Scott, H. H, Holbrook, B. B. Bingham.
Secretary-E. L. Shattuck.
Assistant Secretary-P. H. Rutter.
Treasurer. b. Ware.
Commiltee-Ira Batchelder, .. Il.
Franklin, o. l.. Stebbins.
Adjourned to meet at the Village
school house Monday evening Dec. 18th
when the subject of "Cheese Factories"
was to have been discussed.