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Couuirn Real estate for Sale.
aurt;on Sales of Real getalc.

q. II. PERsos. Aueioneer.
by A. ID. MhLLlCK, jr, 81 BRO, Auction
ID ers snl Dealers NeN-Jesey Real Estate Fpest, Y
IMPORTANT EXECUTORS SALE OF the PROSPECT PARK PROP
ERTY comprising BUILDING LOIS PATERSON N j. beps
C. HoyTer deceased TUESDAY, June a. No.
On the premises. The situation OF tbs property most attractive front
ing on the reu,y completed cost Of SlSt0O,
90 an elevation oocnmang the Pssac River anil the
surrounding county II miles AZ looking directly dogn The oy Of
Paterson; only minutes walk iluB railroad station.
Special by II train by the Erie Railway from fct OF
Clanbefsst Lunca m before The sale.
Fer Free Tickets End msIs sfp to GEORGE W HOPPER ESQ,
Ps,ersop n j. .nd 10 A. D. HELLICK, jr BRO,
6Pne-t.. N Y.
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier No. a., North RIVER
FRANCE Tlomas SATURDAY, yune a. at ga
HOLLAND prsgg..............SAfURDAl,Jl y at p
Psy, Liverpool Queenstown cabin SIS and $685. eteena
go Fcad Storage tickets from Liverpool Qusenstosp, London
derrg.o Glasgow ~ cuTencY.
FOR further particular apply at the ComPsnys oe No % Bo.d
T. ~ j. HuhSl' eshaseh
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEE RAIL
ROAD,
SUMNER ARRtyGENFS7.
COMMENCING MAY y, IaiL
TRAINS LEAyE SEW york

Paanssr Sd5n IN S-rYor Of Trciys elt5st ara
foG.thaye Eiiflsee on Tselty se'casi.s;.
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,INIATURE ALMANAC.

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
14 Moon st....ll:Ui
Sandy HOOK 1879 Cows .ll49 Heb Gate 1881
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fouees ano farms manleo.

ELIZABETH, n. J.-Wanted, neat and
con,enea HOUSE u rooms within 10 minutes ID,
railway goof sired garden rent not ~ exceed 80
Address NJ. X. H., Box .3Jj. Sew fOk Po-ohoe.
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" p BALpwiS GrneraI PassHhg-I Azs9-
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST

MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LlNEto Water 20 rrg, scranton
Bingbsmsn, ylscu Osxego WlH0l ClANCt ~ CABS
D,pots New foot Of Barcags an foot 81 1hert
sUNhBR ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hoNDAl, June ~
1911
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Boanton Brsnc
recy throsgh from Nesiok 10 0sFeto without she 81 ~
connecting Dover With Chester r. al waterloo ~ ous'A n
snd Scranton with l. ana B. T. H. Tor kingston "b'"'' '-
75s m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN cenuecrzat ny.c wA Boon
Branch Doves Greater Brsnch waterloo M su,f X
Water Gap StrOushnTg, Scranton, Great B,i bn."ao HiA
and OsVego and EastOn WITH e6sh valley Ia X 's al pom"
l2:1o a. LRHIGn VALLEY EXPRESS sOrs at 81 sank, Morn,
town. Dover Waterloo Dseketsown Wssanzioa, fn sLo
Eson; Waterloo WITH SaeT Ru'ai - fhhpbIi
Bel. Del r. fT Beyiare ke sni tssoa sl L. y r. X
Cor Bethlehem Allentown Mauh Chunk hkeslsrre Leg Aaa
400 p m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAM rh Plier'on aad
stopping principal stations Cornectn DOTer VIII Chester Ia r.
and az Wsteh o With Suscx r. Il "a - - n
ll0 N. EASTON EXPRESS connects at Dover WITH Chcser
r. Waterloo With Sussex X H. srd Of kaol wtb v X H. io'
bethlehem. Alert,wn RaFfrg HaI|sD1Tg All D. West
$50 HACKETTSTOWS MAIL connects VIII bo0noa 'ne'ef
~" T:sS D. r. HNcgRrTsrowN EXPRESS.
POr hoBRS1owE n7ilS 9;l0, ll;so l;oo NJ 23l SD fp
For SUMMIT and lu.erned, $50 - oo 1910
spd ll:2O $3.50 80 f:2 300 sui $50 ? M a., d. a ,,o
For ORANGE snl SOUTH ORANGE, $50 :: = o:l yi9 1870
ami 20 n 1910 2; 800 I2o 49, SD $780, $40 5 Yib
FoI SESyRaK G:3o 15 1855 $40 $40 94o 1910 io
n 100 l.ag and rlO 300, s2;y, go 3:W a;J f;lp.
.:2o $50 $40 $40 53 GOO 'd?o GO $780, so SS 'nI
i.,re SevYSE for Eio6slPIELD All A0NrcLIR. at $50
$50 and II 100 a H. 2:'O $3.50. $50 ESQ and
P,ig,rj for KE HOPAltONG lsge @eFlofs ~ - ~
1900 n (.tpre.s) $40 sa A0 M iesvE5 &c aTa AZ
cong station With steamer sell fW ~ ~
L,.g t7J o. n $500 AM !; eVrg We ta. ~
At staaiope By es. Fer Clio LEls HoC an
~ us sd o. o. ~ ~ ?: O 80 snl 5: having
tie Railroad Haket,gn thence tv stage me rof DELLA
WARE WATER GAP at $50 m ard ~ E ~, Nm, s,.,.,
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TRAINS LEAVE SEW YORK
Por and BRIDGEPORT (EI lls3 a. 1913 tgIl
Qll 3:l5. 4.l9. $3.50. and (r,l p
POI Milford S,5atfod, Fa6eI Southport and wesgDrt lD.
for South SorsalE l. IEr) :2o M 1918 (Es) esIl 25
ZEE J.. $3.50. sui Tx p.
For Daren O. Il:59 .i5, 4:39 $40, aud $50 r.
For stamford EH) O. lij1a l;l5 (Ehl &l5 tRE 93
s:39 u,r) 4;i5, go e:19 i:l5, lErl ?. IN.
FOR Greer so ard intermediate stations, = 3 llo No. 2i3 80
-, $3.50, 6:3l, 1lj p m.
sunday Mail Train eaves TweDyseseatbst NesloFs at fs
Boston, via 10th sPnug ie.i tire aai Shoe LIE.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via SprineEeli a. 8 snl5 I.
vie shore line. 1918 and p. n.
For Hartford and Spyn1icli, m. Rf1 ?, aDl ?. N.
N.woo r. J., (EI) aal l2lj lEI connecting N'b
Narsgaoset Bar u WEXFORD aras ss h'n k
For Connecticut River Railroad l2iS p n to Montreal
D. ~. Northampton
For Hart orr Proyidence end Fhk Railroad a. l2l5
For Shore Line Railway az % Norwich and fo'ia.nce ES
For SsN-iisyeu sul Northampton Raoad NJ TO Moth
sm9.on and Williamsburg. - . -, -, %, q.
o.. m. and ,. N.
For Tolsstonc Railroad, .. ia sud P. NJ
Rsilosi n il asl 40 p ~ 10 f0Ify
Por Dlnbuv Norg4k Rs.rcsl, 'r i2ls AZ $50
Por NeW.Cs,san Isl-a l2:la so aad.:lD p.
CoTnoiisus sleep ~ atche % ard ls0
dsg Nal Train on DraSiHgIoou Car attached 20 Tie
=. I'd ard p Tra'nS
81 rroce se's 7oist reschi Ma real
H.. Dorot TIE New Haven T. r. TvonTenih
so F.urhve; the Oc Of the New-i.gA a. custer Co.
Cgis Rrn Me- 9 Broadway AL No Colr g.. BROOKLYN; AMI
y leaving suitable have aef bgge e! oL agd checked
from residence 20 lcstnst or JAMES y itDif, Supt
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Weaoin9 GGros, 81.

At WM. EYERDELEs SONS, No. 1Oi FuI
~ tol-s,.w EDi,d CARDS sad line aiA1lOSrgY iEs5
asi.l 1881
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rVO ARCH!TECTS.-Desig for 4 NEW
CAPITOL BUILDING fpr the STATE Of Michigan VIII be received
At office OF the Board Of State BUrg Conm o1efs al Lansing
nuh WEDNESDAY November lS'l. at y clock noon lido
and gn1 character OF toe bndb7
mr. mus for designs etc be obtained by addressing ht Board a.
i,asing Oh an Fl er june Is IN, , Ga. p.uu--
,s submitted mu, Dr. addressed TO Eoan OF State Bd'ng
Lansing ,d Designs, etc. for New taPitc
all the design submitted
y. o. GROsyRSOR) Stse
JAMES SllRARBR. :. Baliing
IaDsng. June 6, III. ALIEN ChhAloN) oemu.',en1'.
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6ieamboais ano RAILROADS.
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily Cor

NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily tor
pRovIDENCE. BOSTON. WORCESTER.
co.in are 70 BOSTON 81 20 rR0yDf ~ %
Freight 9, r.s, ,a'es coBsec at Providence Vi Bo Prov
and Prov Worcester r. H. ior al y hg ac aa io~ns
nv T ni W. s y - Rte ,estdss orr 'y' ias
gr1ng e,ery NtDShsDAi su sAT RDAi sts or q sro'a
Of The train f'f''''as' and iesh 'Py at ol' O. q ~
FOR N0RWALK ard DANBURY-Raiiroad
tine dust baf roai fsrsI1e les.ile .ebaa' NJ LE
US sni hin e,,rils - a eciSI Bei.,r iss Sorssis
!. 40 the anys q he Drrbay and Ney s's' 1s u"
CENTRAL, RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
- r;;ssnse and T5 Bc; j. ss Ys ..' 2, @ - con
Win the Delaware LaekAranns and esern R'rei rldgbTg
hg v. sI Rs .S s 20, 1 s,s e ,s 70 p
borgh and the Wet vhou. Of also 70 C Psna'1
AEft sSTiyG I aIEs e EEs VEST
Commanding Nay p, 8il.-Lts,e M YORK . opov,: mn.
s.nSy ti,' H. s' c.s m ho ss %S
For EsstoS COnneans -ia Del. Lack Aaa
S 19 @ s S1st .G so3 Fl r'i
Lsdss yalty R,'o,a ior M,ucl Csaas '''
yl.S S 2 HIsS rT2oo R.''g9 A9T N,ns cs.ss
EpaIats fo'ss's, Harrisburg, Connect ..h>a for b
2p m.--For P.nsed
2:Op m-Fo E,ston Cg-necss Pblrprg gth Ieh 4 and
Sus Dssoo M AenioEs Nkeshss sad hol aDd at bastoa
Jan etion With D., Il. sni W. r. L.
D m.-For Rss,on. Anengwu ard Nsueh Cb,uk
t.30p m.-Por Someryle sni Flrlag0a.
m-CSoISSATf ExPRs. daily. Dor Esr De.hleSen Anea
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh. Cbcsgo
ing and Palace Can to Pittsburgh aud Chicago
5:l5 p n--For S0msrviDe
6p n.-Por EaGton
D m-Eoy Someryiie
ITO pm.-(Emigraut)-Por Rsston
pf0p. m--Por PlainfeA
" m-Pof Piaieaed, Welreslays AMI sinriays -
Pot Elizabeth at s. ~ Geo. 6:3 7i3, ~ @9 80 80. SO
1880 Has m, $50 1900 2;O0 q 3:i5 3G 90, 80, tS
5; $780, 6:oO ESQ 1900 - ~ $50 g~ e i!o "A
Tickets for Ire oh,abe a ihr dice o. he cia Rub
ro.d Of Newersey % Le SeSiofA AMI ~ tie p1cF.
HON' anu u'As O-NS' - RE RrcKER Superintendent.
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% uhom II man Concern

COLUMBIA COLLEGE.-Canddates for adj
mission TO Couba Co eHi the Columbia College school o
hres wi he exam ned FRIDAY joe 2A inst az the College 10
Fortgnnh Candidates rluefei present te,e 2, e.B
IS q o'clock 7. AZ bAhnAld, IL. ", Ilyss
NOTICE to CREDITORS.-NOtice IS hereby
given according to ell persons hayuz CLAIMS AuAlN
ILLN,OS ROBIKSJS tie Of Souhast Putnam Comfy
that they required 10 eihht me same "h us
ot err thereof sabE the EKeouior Of tie last viii ana
testament OF deceased hi see Of ansseiEg bushes Nsuoe
e the II Nesl0r. before the 10Th 0y OF
Eoyber A. d. one hunand gb h. drel snd
.'yy't.,,I a. az II IglI COLEMAN I. ROBINSON,
- Ereoaor Of &c. 81 Asnson Robinson, deceased
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NrEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

n II
~ RlvBR RAlLROAD-lr.ns leave Thftehs, a. .oloss:
81 Cicsgo EEpNss, vih Dneisgi5om
Spectral thca.u Rpp-es WITH Drawing
L,rs - 4. ISLE md SlIgaTs FsRS
4 a. Noniera and Express With Drawing
ssel.i.
81 80 y. In. Drarios-foOn attached.
M, First Paiac Express, SepiBgcas sog Wa,erowI
Syrrcu-s, Do ego Adj CalG.daigua
p ~ Second Paec Elp.ss rtb SecphgclD Cor Rocieste
Buf.o N1cAa fa, a!s1 Chicago both L. = sal a. Raj
ro,s Loels via Iu'sdo Louisville nisrapo.s
t-tn WI leave SDB.,ls a. m.
o. "a, Tic, EIprcss, With tlTough Sleep.ngcsr.
I. d. fnds0n
"a. and D m, P1g .seepsie tIains
81 4. m, o, 4l5 saI 6:l p. w., Pecksk,l trains
90 3:iG Cos aud 10 !. ~ I:3 as 5o so Il:lO H.
Yonacrs trains.
S5ada, wsy ran,ss mi p m lo.kes reeai n.
ro,stke,ps,. % ouih Of NOas,r.
Z. IL KENpRICK. Gea .ral PASSENGER ksosi
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prlnGinq.

VAN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st-
' LfrHOF8AfHlC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS LA6EI
14NUI ACIUhENS
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iDalcbes, 9ewr'rp, rte.

p2EhuIH AMERICAN WATCHES. pro-
etsYe Watch "a TIT cota:r. soil IN
god silver Is TRAf:dFfELD Jew -rs SIuaye
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A DARING ROBBERY By JUvEN1LEs-A Thief
SET UPON BIZ THIEvEs-THE WHOLE P..sTY IN
QUoD.-On Monday evening robbery was COM
mitted at the Prize Candy Mandatory, 4lS King
street, BY nve colored boys. They entered the
room at the back Of the store, and took about $23
froh hat lying on the table. One Of the num-
ber, Henry vanderhorst, OF about thirteen years,
ON receiving his share Of the spoils, went into
clothing store to purchase some wearing apparel,
and was followed and sccosted by q policeman.
he refused TO make any statement to the police
man, but went with him to the residence OF ON.
Ger Loy.tt, and gave up 81 IS and the clothes he
had purchased. He was taken to the Detective
cfice. Rejoicing In his ill-gotten wealth, one OF
the thieves, named Edward Ray, q boy OF ABOUT
twelve years Of age, repaired to his haunts on
Soush Bay, about II O'Clock that night, anu soon
after shouts Of murdes and screams OF terror
were heard Issuing from near Moreland's wharf.
Sergeant Williams, Of police force quickly hur-
ried to the spot, and found Ray struggling IN the
grasp OF two colored boys, Henry Deas and Lewis
Walker, q size larger than himself. Ray had
shown them his money and the two had proposed
q division. This Ray refused. and the two set
upon him and tried to rob him, choking him the
while to stop his outcries. The trio were taken
to the Guardhouse, and yesterday morning the
luckless Ray was identified by Mr.. Cunningham
as one Of the thieves who had robbed his store
Raw owned up, but was determined to prosecute
bIs two assailants for their attempted highway
robbery upon him. The prisoners were all three
turned over to trial justice, before whom they
will be examined to day. Later yesterday. Henry
aandolph, Richard jenkins and Henry Fraser,
.free juvenile accompllces Of Ray in.the robbery
a. 4ls King street, were arrested by the detec.
lives. and are held for examination.
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BowEN Ar Goose CREEK.-A mass meeting
Of the supporters OF G. O. Bowen took place yes
terday al whaley's Church, Goose Greek, st which
several hundred persons, male and female, were
present. The assemblage, which was with bu,
few exceptions, composed OF colored persons, had
plenty Of roast beefand bread, and was addressed
BY ex. Congressman Bowen, collector e. w.
CLARK and Senator Gaillard. The speeches were
mostly congrafr'atory and not political. While
speaking, Bow vn was asked whether he had voted
the Citizens ticket IN the late election. He re.
piled that he had voted for the best men nominal.
ed, anddld 30 for the interest," Of the Republican
party. Much enthusiasm prevailed among the
crowd, particularly the women, who were frantic
in their demonstrations OF Joy at the reappear.
ance Of their political prophet.
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HuRLEYvnLE.-Mr. Timothy Hur-ey's new
houses in Columbia are offered for sale. The az
rangements are such that each house and lot can
be bought and paid for in monthly ipstalments,
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felture.
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Hotel ArrIyals-August15.
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
W.. z. Nlckerson, Georgia; D. A. Bowyer,
Georges Station; O. R Franklin, Columbia; Vim.
a. Dorrill, j. b. Detjens, Georgetown; q. g. Carri.
gan, virgins Blum; Thomas B. Adams, st. An.
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GIeenville; W. S. Cothran, Rome, Ca; J. Nettles
N. E. R. R.; VIM. C. Anderson, Augusta; J. 8
Young Cincinnati.
MILLS HOUSE.
P. 3. Thomas, New York; W. q. Walters, Phlla
delphia; Allen G. Jones, Savannah; r. n. Devere
P. Sweeney, New Orleans.
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BY MILES DRAKE.

NLOTBING, HATS DRY GOODS. ;;&c.
" THIS MOREING.s at 40 o'crotk, Iwnf sell
at my Store, corner KING and Liberty strsats
fine Invoice OF Men Is. and Boys CLOTHING
consisting OF: 20. ~ :fT'3'i
Men,s Linen, Uuck and Tweed COATS and
PANTS. Linen Dhstets; Melton Coats, Pants and
Vests, Jean Sack Goats and Pants, fashionable
Fancy Cashmere Suits, Boys Black; and Colored
Suits, Linen Jackets. :MlfsetHeS Coats and Vests.
Dress Goods, Black De!aine Towels, ss.Napfins, u
Ladies' Handkerchiefs Gents, Hem STITCHED
mest OF LADIES' Trimmed sBonnerA sandoHns
and Gypsies. Also; g. file selection OF Man,H and
Boys' Black and Colore,I Wool Hats and twenty
t20) cases Straw Hats: ;.sts,' ;.sts,' - gaug16
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DESIRE to inform the people of Charleston
and the country that they can buy better and
cheaper Sewing Machine from me than they can
elsewhere, and row is the time, aad No. 81 Queen
street is the place, to get hrstelass Sewing Ma
chine, either new or secondhand; 30 come one,
come all, and let me serve you to No. Machine.
junlO J. L. LuNSFoRD.
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NEW CorToN.-The first babe of the new crop
OF Sonth Carolina cotton was. received yesterday
by Hessrs. Pelzer, Rodgers 6Co., factors, OF our
city. 1t was grown by DR.. E. q. Bowling, Of Barn.
well County, S. c., classed middling, and its
weight was about 500 pounds. It formed hand
ssme package, put up In stout domestic bagglng,
and with five substantial cotton bands, It looked
in condition to be taken to any part globe
the first bale OF new Georgia received at this
point on Saturday last, BY Messrs. Geo. A Tren-
holm Son, Was sold at auction on Monday,;by
Messrs. Holmes 4 Macbeth, Tor 25K cents per
pound. Is was classed middling, and was pur-
chased by Messrs. R. Mure q Co. The bale OF new
Carolina ss above, was sold yesterday for2S cents
per pound, and was purchased by Messrs. n.
eoldsmith 3 Son, who win ship it to Philadelphia
per steamer Empire.
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BY .NM. MCKAY
BY W. Y. LEITCHis& r. s. BRUINS!

GROCKERY CRoCKERYt CRoCKERY
~ sale of s3 crates and 50 casks: Imported
English Graniteware, on account OF, ,Nessls,
BroEn, Snpley Co., and all eonceEnsa iots
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CASKS Of OR0CKERx. containing Ii IL 81 part
3,5, 9, 7and 8inch Plates, Flat and Soups 3 =
Flat Dishes, from Q fo;ls lnctesi.i,.- ilfT.
Covered Dishes, from TO 10 Incheasr,: q 90
Covered Buffers, GraYy. .Tgreens5 Gravy Boats
Soup Tureens, ;Casser0les, Egg Cups jsS.s,
Sugars, Creams, BoWls, Pitchers HI. ~, go IL
Neral top Jugs, Ice. Creams, Pickles
Bakers, from7 to 10 inch, handled < f2sy .,,;5.
Teas and Coneee;. EWers and Basins - y!
Covered Chambers, Soap and, Brush Jugs ii
Mugs, Slop Jars Foot Baths. vi ii.;.s ~ .sss
Terms cash, = f..s .5...s. q - iss. Ru016
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, att per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant ant
BUSINESS man should nave his card printed on
his envelopes.
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THE KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs "A delegation
oftwenty-nve Knights Of Pythlas,s composed Of
members from thevarions lodges. OF the Order in
The city, let yesterday afternoon on the North
Eastern Railroad for Florence, whittier they had
been invited by Damon Lodge, No. 2, OF that
place. To day the excursionists win be enter
tanned by grand picnic OF the Order, TO take
Courthouse. Delegations from the Virginia and
North Carolina lodges are expected to- be pres
ent, and speech:making by prominent knights
and a good time generally win !, Saracterize the
reunion. The excursionlsts from his city will
return on Thursday.
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CLUBS AND. sTAsa-zMary and Margaret
ChIsolm. two colored women, arrested for Great
ing disturbance and pommeliing q gay deceiyer
In Judith street, Monday afternoon, were turned
over to . trial justice. David simons, youth
who had been called In BY them, was discharged.
Henry Weed, lodged for larceny, was remand
ed for further examination.
Jacob Blake and Fanny Brown, arrested for
raising row and fighting at b.ll in King street,
near Il O'Clock Modday night, were sentenced
each 10 pay fine Of five dollars or spend nve
days in the House Of Correction.
A horse found at large in Columbus street was
ordered to be delivered TO the owner.
Anunfortunste individual who was shot in the
neck with benzine and could not find his way
>home, was locked up, and next morning sen
Wsenced to pay nne OF 1--WE dollars or spend ter
days In the House OF Correction.
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OBrTUARY.-A dispatch was received yester-
day by Mr. Clifton Berhans, Of the Mills House,
announcing the death, at the Continental Hotel
OF Mr.. Parker P. Smith, gentleman who win be
pleasantly remembered by most Charlestonians
from hts connection last winter with the Mills
House, and for long time with the Screven
House, at Savannah.