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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
BASEBALL.

UNION OF MoRRIsANIA VS.. LAWMAKERS OF
TROY-A FINE CONTEST AT TREMONT-uNIoNS
VICTORIOUS.
When the Union Club Of Morrisania began
p,av this season the general opinion that the club
yrouId not more than secure secondary position In re-
card IN NAV but successive victories over the Atlantic
Athletic Eckford and Mutual Clubs at once dispeed
that idea and the Unions resumed their former position
as one of the strong clubs OF the country just previous
Ia he time for them 10 meet the Cincinnati and chicago
cInbs they unwiscly made tours 20 Philadelphia, Bat-
more and Washington ana, playlhg VIII t!astac pls
became preIty wen te More recently they had to
cease play for time, owing TO the haDh! oi hsir nne
catcher TO play and to Se ba c was paeed under
new management the nine was reOrgdnlZed several l
portant and advantageous changes We're Inade, nh,
above ALL il resolved 10 take up the dead pdil III
Mace of The elastic one. Yesterday the first game was
PLAYED under the new dlspehsglon anu lho
result was one Of the most noteworthy Vie
the vanqushed opponents being the new Nlhe 9i the
feaied fe Atlantics The lawmakers came down from
Troy prposely have dead ball game with the unlo
thinking that Nine of Che Unions would
be as safe 10 try the experiment with as any; Tor the
lawmakers have wisely determined upon 1ollo"lng inc
lead of all the rstcass clubs and in future 10 pay ony
with dead ball. As the general impression III regard 10
the game Yesterday that ii would he rather one
sided affair the attendance was not large and me result,
that hundreds missed seeing one Oh te pest pSo
games of the The Unions Played not only some
new men, but other players i'll new pos tOns smelly play
ing at right field, and Bearman aud Hoisworth AT nlst
and third bases and each played finely III their positions
The game opened favOrably for the Haymakers, VINO
secured lead in the first innings, and after losing II IN
the second they regd1ned IL III the IOulln hcrWiu'
however MorTisanians batted and heded with suc
effect as more to regain the Lead ana 10 MAINTAIN ~
70 the close finally winning victory 10y score OF IL 10
10 From last the interest close ana interest
ing and the majority of the innings were marked ny very
line fielding on both sides The out fielding OF me o-
ions and third base play the features OF these
games while the catching and left field play OF the nay
makers their features The full score below gives
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LADY FRANKLIN IN CINCINNATI.

The Cincinnati papers OF Monday say: Lady
lane Franklin arrived in the city saturday morning and
guest Of the Burnet House. She seems To take great
pleasure in travel and has made the acquaintance OF
nearly every ocean and every quarter OF the globe
Saturday she received at the Burnet House only Few
" the many who called TO ner. IN the evening sue
was taken 20 the suburbs and al Mr. PrObasc0s was Gu
tertained Yesterday she visited Spring Grove. To-
morrow she will proceed 10 New YORK ana thence 10
England, visiting Niagara Falls on the way she Il be
seventy and eighty years OF ageis III lhe ENJOY
of good health and the full possession OF vigorous
mental powers. She is a woman of medium night ana
full habit, comparatively vigorous Tor her age
has full square face, with good fcatres-the lace OF
welbred, ntei gent and kind hearted idcyand at the
same time strong English face. a. she occupies an
another displays unmpaed pereeptive faculties and
nuently and readily Of her travels, of peoples
and countries and ~ the impressions that she gathers In
her wanderngs hithcr and thitheT, In Europe In
South America then in the United states and Cnadas
now again. Ia Asia aud the islands Of the Pacific. Enc
dresses black, with white sack, fun white cap and
loose white Kids.
Lady Franklin has with her three constant companions
Miss CracrO mddle-ag lady niece OF Sir John, whO
has Travelled with her for 20 years maid servant and
courier this trip the party LEFT home for south Amer
ic stopping Valparaiso, travelling thence after
inc ihc Ishnus, 10y Of our Government vessels 10
Alaska Unable % obtain transportation south or east
from Stka sooner she forced 10 remain there nearly
five weeks. She returned ny way Of san Francisco
Sail Lake Omaha and Chic. 90. Her object IN coming
10 Cincinnati was 10 meet Capt. &. T. Han, tine famous
Arctic explorer Of this city, VINO Is at home preparing
for ucr Arctic voyage. she wanted " meet A ana
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Npw vopK nAuy TRJB1JNE THURSDAY, JULY 49, 1870

hear from his lips about the traces Of I'M her as sS
t' no n 40 Ieir renorts She wanted TO hear too,
any Of the minor Others mt hs 6 asta as
vi NE M a. unIii.b In the large dTawingr0Om OF
~ Rnpnp Uorse saturday afternoon, Lady Franklin
and Miss CIacroft received many e]sls' ihoIudhs CITY
On sunday after church Lady Franklin lin and nd, Mas
= w Caidwem we're driven TO Spring Grove Cemetery,
which Lady said yss nfr than ay
a. }yc, be had ever seen She surprised, too, at
the evidences of wealth and culture afforded by the
aOJ henre rcurnng stopped and were entertained at
the residence Of Miles Greenwood esq., During me drive
and during her stay in Cincinnati, Lady Franklin mas
leaned from the ps OF Capt. Hall facts OF priceless
viue IN her and Of which other living man could so
well have told her. Her visit, on TINS ACCOUNT ana IN
every wav has been an interesting one.
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CANADIAN SOOTHING NOTES.


The Quebec races take place on the 25th and
10Th OF August
Guelph Fall Meeting is advertised with
prize list of $1,000.
The Shamrock Lacrosse Club of Montreal
now hold the championship of the world.
The Rife Brigade beat the Montreal Cricket
Club in their annual MATCH one inning by score Of O5
TO IS.
The st. John c'Paris'O crew have gone into
training for their with the Tyne four at Lachne
the 18th OF September.
The Toronto regatta comes off on the 9th
OF August The open four I'm number the chief
being for fouroared outrggers four miles, prize $3.50
The Maple Leaf Baseball Club of Guelph
retain the championship and the silver ball. having
beaten the Independents Of Dundas In lOnning match
by "a score of "A to2.
The famous Indian runner, KerarOnwe, is
going home to England. He has never been beaten
foot or on snOwshoes and has mile in 427, with
but a weeks training
The Lachinc regatta takes place on the 18th
Of August The open are single scull, two miles,
$50 won last year by Walter Brown and fOuroared out
riggcrs, four miles, 100
The fourth annual convention of the National
Lacrosse Association of Canada will he held Montreal
or the 18th August IL Ia believed that the constltu
ton will amended to admit clubs in the United
States.
The Three Rivers races will come off about
for Among the horses In training Is three year old
colt by Reporter OF Seven Oaks said to lie the hand
soonest colt in America. sire and dam well known
in New York. There only three Reporter colts.
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DEPARTURE OF GEN. SHERIDAN.

Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan, accompanied by Gen.
J. W. Forsythe, AidedeCamp, embarked yesterday, In
the steamship Scotia Of the Cunard line for London.
large number Of military and civilian friends assembled
to wish thon bon royaGe Gen She dan has six months
leave of absence and proposes To take observations OF
the conduct Of the by both the French aud Prssnn
ancs 10 the commanders OF each 81 which his credcn-
tlals are addressed. The General makes The journey
entirely upon his own responsibility, aud In pursuance
Of the natural desire ~ 0f military education 10
witness the operations OF grand armies ~ will be rather
an odd circumstance Phil Sheridan 10 be present AZ
night and not laAinR q hand IN II.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Uotel-Gen. Vlaugaly, Russian
tn GSea and Capt Parranza o. the Argentine
legation - Breyoort House1The Hon Alssa -
patn aSfor Uouse-The Hon Hugh y. Bond, Bal
more Cen j. IL NaEtndaie RoSnfsT rem New W.
0rieans. Cen Thomas Ewing, ill., Washington, ana Neal
Dow Of Portland. Me = Metropolitan hoiei.Jnage
PaschaI OF Texas; Gen T. J. Barthocw, IT. LOUIS Isaac
sison II q Consul at MaZatlan, and J0hn r. McDoh-
ongb Of philadelphia. ~ Fifth Avenue Botel-Soi n.
s. MrComb Delaware; U. III. Crosby, chicago ana - no
pustamente of Spain st. Nicholas H1tcl me non.
W IT. Barnum NJ. c., Connecticut Gen. ). Il; snth, ~.
q A tLe Hon r. g. Bnckalew OF Pennsylvania ana the
hon lewis r. Cnnckel Dayton, Ohio. - g. Catacazy'
The Rssar Minister was at the Coleman House yester-
day.
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CHINA.

A FRENCH FLEET AT TIENTSIN-SATIsFACTION
OFFERED TO FRANCE FOR THE MASSACRE.
PARIS, July ga dispatch just received
from China overland states that four French vessels Of
war have arrived before Tensin The Chinese function
ary Schong has been appointed Chinese ambassador
90 Paris with a mission 20 offer satisfaction TO France
for the recent outrages French citizens. Pekin is
TRANQUIL.
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CRICKET.
NETWORK VS.. ST. GEORGE.


The second Elevens of these Clubs will play
their game together, to-day, the ground foot of
Nnth-st, Hobokcn and the match is days play
only, il is 10 he hoped that the players will put in an
carly appearance Wickcts will be pitched 40 10 a.
The ST. George Eleven will include Messrs MumiOrd,
Haughon, Gisbernc ROhn, Talbot, Stead. Gordon, But
tcriied Hill, and Brown The NEWCOMERS will include
Messrs Smith, jr., Tyler, Hayward Smith, jr.. Higham,
jr Gibson Cooke, Robinson, Kerr and Jackson. These
good Eleyens, and fine contest is expected.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
rpOCFFpINGS IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. En-
pIOSInN IN A COAL NINE.

PROCEEDINGS IN ARLIAMENT-TERRIBLE En-
PLOSIoN IN A COAL NINE.
LONDON. Wednesday, July q, $50.
ICe proceedings in the House of Lords last
evening were mainly unimporant. The House adjourned
at early hour.
The House of Commons went into Committee on .ic
Supply BILL and discussed the measure nearly all hgn''
No final action taken.
Another terrible explosion occurred in colhery a'
Lansamlet, Wales, Yesterday Nineteen persons "'Io
killed and many injured.
To-day and tomorrow are SETTLING days in the share
and foreign accounts the stock Exchange Ihey are
the most anxious settling days ever known, according
10 The Times II is thought that many additional failures
will he announced, three having taken place to-day
Adam Badeau, esq, late Secretary OF the American i
CATION, has received from the British Foreign once his
exeouatur as ConsuLGenera Of the United States at
LONDON.
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ROME.
NEw ApnEs1oNs TO THE INrALLIBnIrY DOGMA.

INV ADMISSIONS 10 TIE INFALLIbIIIII UVVNIh'
LONDON, Wednesday, July q, 1870
The French prelates who were absent from
the Council at the time of the final vote the infa
blity Dogma, sending in their adhesion to the
new article of faith. Among those who have thus sign
fed their acquiescence the Archbishops of Reins
Louis Chambery Duet and Dix, and the Bishops OF Or
leans Strasbourg Nantes, Vannes, MOntauban, ssrbes
and ClcrnODt.
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tAnnouncrmentsI

THE PROvERBIAL UNEAsINESs of the head that
abundanty a,este the beserent attitude Of the
Earoe b far be sovereign, and
HsOx hat which passes the world the Insignia OF indie
Pendnce and hight The emporium VI the
ksox hat is No. 2l2 Broadway
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SPAIN.

THE CARLIST MOVEMENT ABANDONED.
PARIS, Wednesday, July q, 1870.
The Carlist movement in Spain has been
abandoned Don Carlos having given ofense to his ad
Ivy Offering 90 serve against Prussia they refused
70 carry out the plot invasion of and rising in
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THE NEW ARTICLE OF FOOD.

FOR TWENTY FIVE CENTS you CAN BUY or YOUR DRUG.
GIST GR0CERA PACKAGE OP SEA MOSS PARNE MANUFAC-
TURED PROM PURE IRISH MOSS OR CAgRAGEEs WHICH
WILL MAKE SIXTEEN QUARTS or BLANC NANCE AND LIKE
QUANTITY OF PCDDINGs CusTARDs CREAMS, CHARLOTTE
Russo &C. &c. 1T ~ by PAR THB CHEAPEST HIALTklEST
AND MOST DELICIOUS FOOD IN TIE WORLD
RAND SEA MOSS FARJNB CO,
81 PARK PLACE, " Y
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER.

THE WEATHER.
yyvYonx Hour Tier. Bar NiuI ~ h" sI5 5000 T.
InIr o. 90 30.U2 w y. w. sso Wm NR
'u" 80 70 89o 5000 ~ - 40 So9 v "
wednesday the h"t 2 20 Mss sua
little sunshiny The day wa ~, fell from
, tine Of ~ C oS6y rom
gusts; Inc cry n. very cloudy $40 q. M to 10 p. M.
rn " tm c sa a. m to 1870 No. lightning In g. W.
at M he sTn| 10 o. M to 49, slightly cloudy 10 to
n LITTLE cloudy III TO ~.
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THE TURF.
HE GOODWOOD RACES.

THE GOODWOOD RACES.
LONDON, July 27-The Goodwood stakes
Candicap Is sovereigns each subscription with $50
ereigns added by Mr.. j. Smiths b. h. Pagan
in five years OLD, by King Of Kent, out OF Melody, by
Peppermint.
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HOIIAND.
QUADROS

SMALLPOX IN THE UNITED STATES SQUADRON.
FLUSHING, ednosday, July q, 1870
Forty-three sailors on the United States flag
chip Franklin are sick of the variooid All the officers
and crew have been landed and lodged at the Arsenal
Meanwhile the Franklin will be thoroughly disnfected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-28

For SPONGE MATTRESsEs-COoler Cheaper, and
Aors Durable than hseoI lene and Canas u fARELL NOo
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Imrire- II.
Time Of game hous mHgie. u.u.,... = ,t,.a.
The umpire gave satisfaction to both Mines and the
came was played in a very friendly spirit Tomorrow
night the Club will hold an important meeting
THE INITIALS AND THE ROCKFORD CLUB.
The return game of baseball between the
Ill, was played on Monday, Mr. Fred Erby OF the Chl-
cago Club being chosen Umpire The Muuals went to me
to l. as follows
it, "a 5 81 a. s.h 9th ,.h Oh. 9th Total
F ns,9a; Civ CIV. o Q Q "a
The display Of fielding, says The Chieago T5'@ was
magnificent or both sides, but i'll batting the Mutuals
proved their superiority,
BASE BALL NOTES.
As soon as the heated term is over, ball
playing will set in strong again in the metropolis.
The Athletics of Brooklyn meet the Reso-
lute Of Elizabeth, on the Union Grounds, Brook. Il, 10
morrow.
The Pastimcs of Baltimore will play the At
lantcs Friday and the stars on saturday on the CAPT
toIne Grounds. The Pastines are an amateur oFga@a
ton.
The grand match, for the benefit of the
family of the late Mr.. Pccot-New-York vs. Brooklyn
6id fair 10 he one of the finest contests of the season
MeSsrs. Peck Snyder Oner four prizes Tor the Dcst
play.
The Harvards visited St. Louis July %, and
had a onc-iunng game with the Unions, with score OF
when they Obliged to take the train for Chi
cago The Unions arrived late on the grounds ana hence
the game could not be played.
The Lone Stars of NewOrleans, arrived III
Memphis July d. defeated the Bluff city Nine by score
of ~ then TO ST Louis and defeated the En-
pires land Unions They then left for Chicago. They
have games with the White Stockings, Red Stockings
Green Stockings of Rockford aud other Western clubs
but they will not come North as expected.
The Reporters Nine for the match with the
ST. George tricketers, will be follows: Chadwick, e.
Kelly, p. Hudson, list b.. Lewis, I'd b.. Clark, 81 b..
DeNelyse $ S.; McAusan, l. f.; BrOde, f. Taber, T.
The ST. George Nine viii include Naudcrip, Stead, Caer
Tabatt, Hill Gordon, Osborne Forum, Brown and Nor
ley, with Hatfield Captain. The game will he played
on the ST. George grounds ut p. m, day next week.
Mr.. Bachc of the Excelsior has been invited 20 umpire
the game, aud Mr.. Rivers will score.
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BITTERS.


=. T-lgO.-X.
THIS WONDERFUL VEGETABLE RESTORATIVE 10 THE
sHEErANCIoR or THE FEEBLE AND DBBILlTATBD As
TONIC AND CORDIAL FOR THE AGED AND LASGUD TT HAS
NO EQUAL AMONG srOMACHICs AS REMEDY FOR THE
NERVOUS WEAKNESS To WHICH WOMEN ARE ESPECIALLY
SUBJECT, IT IL SUPERsgDISG EVERY OTHER SrIMULANr
IN ALL CLIMATES TROPICAL. TEMPERATE, OR RRIGlp 1T
ACTS AZ SPECIFIC rs EVERY SPECIES DISORDER WHICH
UNDERTAKINGS THE BODILY STRENGTH AND BREAKS DOWN
THE ANIMAL SPIRITS
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l.. SMITH, 0 IIoward-st., n. Y,
NICKEL Platter.

Fr-t premium at thu late Pair Of the An.rcl Institute Licenses
under the Adams aicntl nt h the a. y Co.. Warrcnt l.
See adele NeAei Phinx IN scItie Aacaa lol Ju 2J
I-lO P.se "
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it, o. 81 an. 5,h. 9Th. It'll a.b 9th Total
f Ms,ool en-. Q Q 6-9
The display If fielding says The Chicdg0 Tribune,
magnificent OF both Sides but i'll batting the Muuals
prnvpd their
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NENIARK.-Lolm Van Rensselaer,. for


NJ git Etlahch a charge Of stealing $40 from Henry
Newton VIE keeps liquor store on PInest.
PATERSON.-John ONcil, age 8, was drowned IN
Morris Canal TUESDAY evening No witnessed the d.nt
except another boy who caught sight Of his cloth he wa sinking
unable him C0rons jury returned ver OF
accidental drowning and their fes TO the cs father labor
ing emplsyet in the Grant Locomotive Works
NEW-BRI 'NSWICK. n. J.-Bridget Ellis, servant
girl fell from third story window at No LenDgonaYe on TUESDAY
evening va killed.
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WOMAN RIGHTS.

Then follows address u the Asamblea Constitu-
yente blouse OF Representatives. which is as follows:
OrzENs II the glorious uprisings the 10th Of Octo
ser and the 4h VI November PttN= " hqulujly new
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Of the Morris Ra pL ana Mr N'obl
atche IobOkcn viii proceedings against Coroner
Buus their for refusing testify
ca which d. clam the Coroner had jurisdiction The
Wa, Ryan Vh0 struck b. ne Bergen Tunnel aud
csrrr be died ani burial by
Dr. Lod County Physician
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John Haggarty, Brian Ronrke and Jane
GRCENPOR'
MAY ROCHELLE.-Thl

due In Ncy. YORK about $50, Tuesday night stop
of heated axle o. oil the brikemen, IN allghtng,
Of aman, whose features were 30 dls'gurel by M
make recognition difficult. IL vas sscertaIed yes.
va. Mr. Sclontag baker of this lace, ahou, 3
lie had been 10 the cty and mIrie to an aeqnani
could not get ready 10 return by the Ast sasnmoda
would get on the p. m. express aud pull Ne bel'
New-Rochelle IL is supposed hat Mr.. Schontag :
press tain while going at full speedi aud t-us lost b
widow and three children.
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RAILROAD MATrERs.-On Saturday


evening o1essrs. Alex Easton, Il. w. g.
Merington, and S. W. Cozzens, of New
York, Chas Cain and Levi Blossom, of
Milwaukee and A. G. Albano, of Wash
ington, officers of the Milwaukee, Mani
towoc Il Green Bay railroad, registered
at the Windate House, having arrived
here from the south on their way to
Green Bay, to look over the proposed
line of road. During Sunday they were
called upon by many of our citizens, and
the railroad question was thoroughly
talked over On Monday, they started
for Green Bay via Two Rivers and Mish-
icott, accompanied by Icssrs. Jos. Ran
kin and Carl Schmidt to the latter place.
We learn that they expressed themselves
well pleased with the general makeup of
the country, and in our opinion work will
soon be commenced.
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At the adjourned annual meeting on
last evening of the Presbyterian Society
of this City, the several reports from the
officers of the society were received, read
and referred.
Mr.. Il. d. Smart and Col. Chas. II.
Walker were elected Trustees to fill va
cancies and Judge G. ". Barker was re-
elected for the Sd time TO that Office.
Rev. Mr.. Stevens, as Superintendent
and member Of the Church building
Committee made a very satisfactory re-
port of the progress and prospects of that
enterprise.
The thanks of the meeting were unani-
mously rendered TO him and the other
members Of the Building Committee,
Messrs. Sherman, Hoes and Il. K. Rand
tor their energy, capability and integrity,
and the meeting adjourned with renewed
strength in the faith, hope and love fol
the Presbyterian Church of Manitowoc.
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Communicated.

EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS. The
examination for the I'd District came off
in the principals department at the
school house on the south side on Tues
day last. The attendance was large
about 80 applicants being present.
must beg leave to notice the fact
that Mr.. Kirwan is doing all that his
friends promised for him. He is thor
ough, competent and sble. The order
on the occasion referred to was excellent
only regretted that there were not more
teachers present, as it does not present a
good appearance for teachers who obtain
ed certificates from former Superintend
ent without examination to absent them
selves from living one. JAMES.
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THE INSTRUMENTATION by the
Frier Sangerbund, or Thursday last was
by far the best entertainment of the kind
we have been favored with this winter.
Turner Hall was filed to overfowing,
and the receipts at the door must have
been immense There was a good dis
play Of taste, and many of the maskers
were quite richly dressed, while there
was such an intermingling Of the beauti-
full and ridiculous that all were pleased.
The dance was well arranged, and
gave general satisfaction. The proceeds
of the entertainment go toward the
purchase of new piano for the use OF
the Society-an instrument they are sore
iy in need of. We were pleased to see
such general attendance.