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The New York herald., 1874-10-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married..

CohpToN-ToDD.-On Thursday, October /, az the
Middle reformed church, Harrison street. Brook
yn, oy the pastor Rev. +. r. Ingersoll, Mr.
ChARLEs W.. COMPTON, OF Newark, N. j., to MISS
NAOMI n. TODD, daughter OF ). Edwards Todd
Esq, OF Closter, n. J. No cards.
DITMARs-vAN BRUNT.-0n Thursday. October I,
py tne Rev. Mr. sutphin, assisted by the Rev. Mr..
DuDols ANDREW DTMAKs, OF Flatlands. to
MARGARET D. VAN BRrNT daughter oil J. Holmes
Van Brunt OF Bag Ridge.
kEENEY-THoMPsoN- On Wednesday, Septem
Der 80, 1874, at the residence OF the ordes parents
ny the Rev. William =. ABBOTT, THOMAS b.
son, OF this city. No cards
MACHEN- BENSETT.-On wednesday september
80. by Rev. Dr. Rogers, CHARLES MAcnEN TO ADELE
BENNETT.
Newspapers please copy.
McIsTYRE-LArRD.-0n Thursday. October 1, at
Long Branch, N j., by Rev. Il. l.. Thompkins MI.
WILLIAM L. MCINTYRE 70 MISS ANNIE NJ. LAIRD,
both OF Long Branch.
NEwMAH-ALIIsoN.-o wedne sday, september
80, by Rev. DR.. Partridge, Dr. FRANK X. NEWMAN,
OF New YORK. to Miss JULIA ALLISON, oil Brooklyn.
WILLIAMS s-RATHBoNE.-On wednesday, Septem.
Der 3O at washington Heights Presbyterian
churcn by Rev. Samuel D. benson. d. D., assisted
by Rev. Charles A. Stoddard, D. D.. JOSEPH Will
LIAhs to MARY LOUISE, daughter OF Robert G.
Aathbone, Rl ol tpAa pity,
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llsk . ll5k; do. do, 1855, registered, HAY a
HAN, ex interest; do. do, do, coupons, ll6
lloA do. do. 1885, new, registered, ll6k ll5h;
do. DO. do, coupons, 1l6k il57s; 40. do, 1867,
registered ll6s ll6l4; do. do. do, coupons III
l17k do. do 1865, registered l16k ll6A% do. do
do coupons III nix do. ten-forties, registered
Ill a NIX; do. do, coupons, 1llH a ll2; do.
hves, 1881, registered, ll2a n2A do. do, do.
coupons, ll25s ll24.
RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
In railroad bonds the transactions were small
this afternoon and prices without especial change
New YORK Central frsts sold at ll0, New York Cen
tra sevens OF 1876 at 1907, Union Pacific frsts at
ss&, Pittsburg thirds at lo2 and Albany and Sus.
quehanna drsts at l04. Toledo ana WABASH con-
vertibles brought 90 and c.. c. and l. @. frsts 73
the latter ex-interest. Central Pacific bonds
closed At 90 a s31s ana Union Pacidcs s7A sss
for nrsts, s5A q 50 for land grants and 765a 75%
for incomes.
MONEY MORE ACTIVE.
IL Is satisfactory to observe that money is be-
coming In better demand. Current loans are stiil
without any change at "a q per cent on call
and Sh IN per cent on 1rst class mercantile pa
per- but the tone OF the market indicates stinen-
ing OF these rates, and one OF the most encour-
aging signs in the present situation Is tendency
to the hardening OF money rates.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct l, 1874
caion Net receipts Gil balesi gross 6s7. Sales, 7o.
Stock, 1873
Cotton arm; ,masns IKE s,oi. Ss 5sssip, aas
Cotton firm; middling, lHsc; alffs;' lev miadi,ns,
ssS oales ESDors ecas,wss sa Sales o slocs.
iG751. =.
Cotton firm; middlng Azc. low middlng. lssc.
a4o3 bales; gross. Exports coastwlse 1868 sales.
l,64o. stock, l7,522
sro sI nidsRs s.es M E.pSf aess.Is.
0ooA' i4''-- WILMINGTON n. c., Oct !, 1874
Crude d1 e 'ead G r9n e. @ for ha5G
2ooo Sbls No Gi1wsaKee Club Al 81 Corn steady;
;si :s S,s.s nm
e sSs ss.ss $ ] i ~
York Lake receipts, Shest 1900 bushels; barley.
ley, $50 bushels; lumber, 66sOOo Feet
s:s' sSs s 's a.
fg sssy ~ $ stna :ns%spi
.%ssr y & s :Ps q h Wss.
reported was SO bushels No Mlwaukss spring
steady; sales 80 200 bushels No Western al sec. 90c
eOc Barley malt firm; Canada, 81 60 81 75i Western.
+ 81 50 81 IT, Balance changed
moderate teIy active; No. 2 white Wabash. 81 10; No.
white Michigan, 81 l5 No white oo 81 Is;
amber do 81 Oa cash and October 81 O November,
No. ! red, IN; No. do, 81 07h cash and October
No. 81 "; rejected, s8c Corn firm and lc. higher
high mixed. S5hc new October, TIC. new, November,
CSC; December, &c; low mixed, &c Michigan, &c
and shade ower No 2 sic. cash State and Michigan,
unchanged. Receipts-47,U 100 bushels wheat; 1900
corn; q 900 do. oats. Shpments-l5,U0 bushels
wheat 1900 do. oats
! CHICAGO. Oct l. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged only limited jobblng de-
mand. Wheat steady; No spring, NC CSC No do,
sssc Oc; rejected SC. Corn opened drm but closed
dlil No. mixed, slAc. a slhc spot; ss4c. October;
74Ac. 741sc seller all the year. HE mixed Sc.
jected soc new track, 70c Oats in demand and
higher; No 5Oac spot 4sc October T5.c. seller az
lower; No 2, SEC. a Sc Barley IN fair demand and
do. &c ssc Pork drli a. and shaae lower $50 SIX
Lard dull dropping at $ll 80 seller February $ 80
$ll 40 seller all the year Bulkmeats quiet and
changed. Whskey in fair demand and higher at 81 03H
Freghts In fair demand and higher; corn TO Buffalo, &c.
wheat to do. 3ac. On the open board this afternoon
wheat closed at sihc, October; corn slAc cash Sic.
1865 600 busnes wheat $4,000 DO. corn 1900 do oats
6OU0 do. rye. 1900 do. barley shipments4.oN bbls.
-four y 100 bushels wheat IS 900 do. corn, 5000 OATS
1900 do rye, IU0J do. barley.
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CHICAGO INSURANCE.
All the Companies Of the National Board
Close Their Offices.

All the Companies of the National Board
Close Their Offices.
The edict or the insurance companies composing
the National Board which was promulgated more
than q week since, went into effect yesterday.
The action OF the various companies has been
most harmonious, and on yesterday morning the
Secretary OF the National Board held letters from
every company In the org ganlzatlon pledgng itself
to carry out the recommendations and to with
draw all business from Chicago. Every Hartford
company, whether in or out OF the organ
izaton, except the Atlas closed their
Chicago agencies yesterday. In despatch from
Hartford, in the morning papers OF yesterday,
1t was stated that the Atna company woud re-
main. This was . telegraphic mistake as it should
have been the Atlas company, which does not be-
long to the organization and has concluded TO go
on taking risks In chicago. The Secretary OF the
Board stated that he believed some measures
were on foot In Chicago to bring ABOUT calm con-
sideratiOn OF the subject. The merchants there
were evidently excited, and needed some calm
men among them. There IS nothing new to be
makes some advances At present the companies
are going on with their business Just the same as
II Chicago did not exist,
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CLOSING PRICEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Easier for "Spot" and Firmer
for "Future''-Flour Steady-Wheat
Dearer-Corn Steady-Oats Unchang-
ed-Pork Firmer-Lard Unsettled-
Groceries Firm, but Quiet-Freights
Quiet and Steady-Petroleum In De-
mand and Firmer-Naval Stores q uiet,
but Firmer-Whfskey Higher.
THURSDAY, Oct. 1-8 P. M.
CoFFEE.-For Rio the market ruled very strong
and closed bare of stock. We heard OF sales Of
1900 bags ex P. c. Warwick and S91 bags ex On.
tario private terms also 49, 500 bags ex Laland.
at New orleans, at from 17Ic. to 19c. per lb. Mild
conee was quiet, save in jobbing way, where q
fair business was done &C alr prices. The
stock this date in first hands, other than
Rio, includes 500 bags and $4,000 mats Of
Java. 1854 bags OF Ceylon, 43Ss do. Nara
caibo, 1921 do. Laguayra, 5,4o9 do. Jamaica,
727 do Porto Rico s,Ss6 do. Costa Rica, 4,s7s do.
Mexican, l.sA do Manila $50 do Angostura
and 5224 do savanila. Total a6,22l bags and Is 800
mats We quote -Rio-ordinary cargoes, l51ac.
i5&c.: fair do, IKE. q Ike; good do, lss4c.
lsi4c; prime do, U4c 20c. extreme range for lots
l5,sc. 2ic. Java governInent bags, 22c 26c do,
grass mats, &c. &c Ceylon, nc a 1916; Mara
loc II Domingo, lAc lAsc Porto Rico l6c ls1ac.
Costa Rica. Ice = lgsc. Mexican IKE lShc. Angos-
tura lie. lsc savanila l5c. lsc; Curacao, l5hc
lie. gold, o. and " davs
orToS ON the spot light request, with tree
oYerngs values unsettled and lower, closing
inal We append the new American standard casslhca
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opened az lloH and closed at 1lot<, which were
tne highest and lowest prices. Cash gold was in
ess demand than yesterday, because per cent
vas PAID TO have it carried, although loans were
mace naI aud from l to per cent for borrowing.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out to-day $4s in
redemption Of hve-twenty bonds and $4,000 on
interest account The customs receipts were
S3l9Ooo The tda so-day for the $500, 900 Treasury
gold to be Sc amounted In the aggregate to
S2sS0Ooo, At ng Is rangng from 109 rs to 1lo.16.
The award OF tsogoo0 was made at from Ilol5
upward.
FoRsIss EXCHANGE
opened strong. Demand bills on London, owing
70 the activity In tie money market there, ad.
vanced to - ss. Sixty day pills remain un-
changed at 81 IS. wras these are the nominal
rates purchases can h. made at 81 s4h and
- 81 a 81 s7k. AZ the close the market showed
disposition TO lower rates.
FOREIGN ADvIcEs
report steady market on the other size. closing
mp quiet The rate for moEsy on ne London
Stock Exchange was per cent b.ing now iully I'D
TO the Bank rate.
This simply promises an ady anoe IN tee Bank
rate at the next meeting OF the Governors La re-
gard to American securities, Erie opened
snis morning at sax and sdvsncet 10 az. ss
There Ia much interest felt In this Market In re-
gard 70 the reports OF the exsmin, g no have
been over mere for some month"; fact that
the stock has gone up On the very da' when shls
report was expected nss enco1ragemei In H az
70 the character OF that report. The IA Z tha. It
has been held back 50 long n an addii onsl a.
surance that the report viii be favorable Tneae
men would not be Justined In Withholding their
report II u was intended 70 attack the value II The
Ene property. Closing prices at London t0-day
were az ionows:-Consols. money g2s; do. &c.
count, Hh M; olo sixty.n bonds. To-.
Aoo' oonds, losh ioo.; new ives Iosk l04y,
seh-iorI bonds, lo4a Iex,. Erie, 32H karkt
quiet.
oovyRSmywrs
were hrm to-day upon con tinped lxht aealnzs
We nave Information that the Secretary OF the
treasury VIII to-day issue a cali for $1,000, 600
more nve-twenty bonds. the can being made Al
'rne request OF toe Rothsennd syndicate, wnicA
eooscrioed for 81, 900 ooo OF tae new Cnited states
1se per cent funding bonds, with the option Or
taking the unsold remainder. The entire anount
OF nve-twenties thus far called including me
910,00o0o0 to-day, Is $50 600 0oo The interest on,
the hve-twentes called to-day vii cease Januarv
: ], 1875. The public debt statement shows a r..
Vduction OF Sass All during the mouth or September
Closing prices OF governments tonight were as fol-
IOws:-United States currency skies IlTR . iI5x;
do. sizes, 1881, registered, llTa NIX; d. 40
do, coupons, lis iisk; do. nve-twenties, 1882.
registered 109t y Iooz, ex interest; 90. do, do.
coupons. 1928. q li2I TO- do, 1864, registered.
1uk liz. 81 Interest: 10. dog d., coupons
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY OCTOBER q l874-rR1PLE SHEET

under light offerings. sales 25l0 bbs, deliverable on
The MONTH al ls.c closing aha al Al lae zc Tor prompt
and balance OF the month Cases were nrm at l74c 2
IKE. for cargoes Naphtha without new feature it
ages Refined at Philadelphia was rather quiet: but
firm at late figures sales OF 10000 bbs st to 18th inst
az i2c closing at this price tor al the month me
rial change and business generally very quiet on
Giy 81; Rousesiile 9oc sslac ltusy e' soc ~
73sAc immediate shipment sUc. -
PROVISIONS keceiDts-Pork, none; beef 10 PACK,
100 kegs rorkstocK this date S7 76s bbs of which 8s
bbs is old mess. 4 he market Tor mess pcrk ruled
OF sales OF bbs in obbing way 81 rs s23 and
750 bbls OCTOBER from 81 IS $22 65 The market
Tor bacon was quiet and easy Long Gear quoted a,
al shc &C. tor grassers and corn ied Beei-The de-
mand light ana confined 20 jobbing parcels Prices
ruled steady We @ heard OF sales g a. pscksse a or IN psn U
mess mess Gi,f eTces s2s ssV IS for india ss
market continued quiet and steady Western quoted
at $A Tor summer packed; southern nominal: out
but the transactions were OF little importance We
quote Picked shoulders. sac. smoked 40, ios4ei
picked bans & wsssrn Este asa ruled rule ane @ but
exhibited rather seader tone We heard OF sales OF
100 tierces the spot at l4c n1c 1000 tierces FOR
February at ii is 6c city lard easier. and sold to
the extent of 80 tierces. AT l3Ac. per lb
RIsshe demand was fair r lNS6ns way ana tns os
Patna 7c. a 7}.c. Kangoon &C. q sc per ID.
nine Cuba We heard of sales OF $50 hhds OF Cuba
private terms and 100 hhds OF common 40 a. sc ne
in value Messrs Wait, Creighton Morrison, in their
circular of this date, sum up thus x.,.,.
Stock tascertained by actual
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Wheat was moderately active and arm al ic. &c
setteT Ihe y sae, e, S9t % up s bushels a. 8 y for NO
o2 sG No. ssiiha 81 e, sd as
nes sss, v,sa M demand and ruled about se.a value
high high. us mixed ed. ana yellow the latter price an
y0. bushels at 6S ssc tor mixed and sc. Csc tor
al hss Se5s sures Has dealt n and quoted
taEicnTs-ihe inquiry for berth commodaton.
The char,ering movement was SLOW, with for
mage TOR petroleum ruling In shippers favor For other
yspoo seam sfs boxes es csesss a. s
sfsn At f5s e ynssn y .esn cam
~ S bales Of hair st U.s. zoo tons dusi rs 3D.
gram private terms 10 GLASGOW oy sssn 10 Bales
q hops on private terms The charters embrace "A
e s cor q ss Sde e s a. g.
mica mi earao s'esnsae 81 o sat GI m y Les win
%s g dss bSs for orders e the ssdsr
Bie%s aSl bs q snss sSGwsson ao rom
@ Se 81 a s anf ss e
count Medium and low Qualities OF grocery grades were
Z; snS.S s .sS
leans Leans W. qySe sew crOp1Cuoa centrifugal and
!sdo refining DO @ sTocey Is as fsfso
E,co t0c @ aoc English Islands 4oc. Sc New or.
NAVAL sroRrs-The market for spirits OF tnrpentne
dqaeq oneq @ a aPa a ooud N hea n
II ~ F% :sssss ssa q K. S ss wss
n aaa nGsa 81 3 G Ssa II saSs anS
or Wn,nso s ne sale noticed yesterday at 81 ~
PsrRoIrux-ihere was further ADVANCE in the mar
ke Tor crude, and, as the offerings limited prices
we're armly maintained closing at to-days market with
evening 70 the extent OF 900 bbs al 5c. 5sac spot
and sas month, mostly At the INSIDE 9sue, In realea
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

LONDON PRODUCE MARxKr-LoypoN. Oct l-Fvcn.
ingHops, 60 ell Is per cwt tor American spirits
pentine 26s. per cwt
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ORION the spot in light request and with tree
e rings values unsettled and lower, closing
nal We append the new American standard cassihca-

The following are The old cIassifcation quotations
which show reduction OF 1@c per lb Tor low mddng
and grades below and &c. per ID. reduction mid
ding good mddnF Quotations ased on standard
ssc alton in force September l. 1874 and cotton
in ng quality not more than half grade
above below the grade quoted Ordinary l3c strict
good ordinary. l5c; mddling. l55sc. good ordinary,
Isc.; low middiipg ls.,c.; good middling ezsc For
delivery the market ruled moderately active
an advance OF nc 3i6c. The sales nclude:-
To Dav Last Epening Total
Consumption .........-...... 5uS ~ 6.3
Speculation. ..........-..... ~ AZ
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73, l0l 44,730 sl2,79s 3,096
s3,7l6 S7,ls7 6,,041 $500

W Q quote :-Cuba-Refnng, inierlor to common 7kc
SIC do fair to good fair SIC. sac do good prime,
SIC S5e:; grocery, tair = good sc sse prime ts
TO lS Sc s.c molasses. hhds ana boxes, 7ac SIC
meado, &C. clayed, boxes Dutch standard, Nos to
0c; do, y TO lS los.c ios DO s to 20 lie, Ike;
prime ne s7sc.; grocery fair to cnoics, SIC s4c.
Brazil-Uutch standard Nos. to Ii. Sc. $40 java
Dutch standard Nos 10 TO H. SAC 9fc. 1anlla-Supe
rior and extra superior. 7s<c. 61Sc.
was inactive and easier. Quoted at l5c per
lb.
TALLow was Arm with further sales Of 100000 lbs. at
from She a s3<c per ID.
WHsKEY.-Receipts, none, The market was moder-
ately active at further advance OF lc gallon sales
$50 bbls At 81 10 per gallon.
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For future denvery basis low middling) sales
been ollows:-Last evening At er two oclock-Oco-
her, 2O Uales at u 5S2c November. $40 l5Isc De-
cember, $40 at Is 6c January 6O at l51c February,
LoW al Is II l6c March 800 at il sl31c, 100 at 6c TO.
ta $500 bales To-day uD to two 7. M-0ctober, 200 at
IS Slsc, 200 at IS 5Sac., 4 at L5c ae Sl6c 800 at
800 IS &c, go l6c DO at IS 732c go at
November 40 H. 73c co.. at Is l6c, 200 at Is
200 at lsc 400 at Is 200 at is,.c, 200 at Is ss2c
100 q si6c, so at = ls2e, 9 at size, lo9 at is
l32c., 100 l5sc. January aD at is SIC, 100 Is
1886 800 a lee ls.e At Is isze e1 st 800 at
Is slse l.5ol a IS ls-s5e 400 At rs sies. S0 at
Is ls l6c. 600 At i5 Es2c March, 100 e i9e, No At
goo at iS.se; May 200 At le|c June 500 a. ne Total
the ports were :-dalycston OIL New Orleans; szss;
minston. s5 Noriolk Sig Baltimore, s.; New Yock. so:
Phaue phia, 49, Total To- 654 bales This day last week
6,s63 This day last year, 7ei6 Rates cotton were
quoted thus:-fo Havre, by sail &c. To Hamburg by
Ac.; BY sail. sc 10 Bremen. by steam. Ac; by
sail, s.c. compressed. To Liverpool by ssau I'd; by
sail, 3lbd.
Flour AND GRArs.-Rcceip, p,s-Four, s55l bbls wheat
l73 4 busheis corn l06O96 do; corn neal i2O bags;
oats 1881 bushels; barley so do he -four market
quiet and steady. he sales comprising ali kinds
up bbis, at prices within the range OF our
quotations. Corn meal met with trade and ruled
Arm heard of sales OF 500 bills rces within The
MI
The New York herald., 1874-10-02
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A GENTLEMAN WISHING TO ESTABLISH HIS
n son In business aud having So, 600 TO invest can
office.
The New York herald., 1874-10-02

Comparing with STOCK UcI
/, 1878. .................
Comparing with stock Oct.
j, lol2 ........... .........
Comparing with stock Oct
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$4,000 N Y s rs, b |, r. !
3OU0 Missouri 6's, ! b..
l0U0 c 4 U lst, c on.
2OO0 Chi 4 N W cog b.
800 II a st DO SIS, con
1000 Buzz / S L lst. -. |
1900 \ Y Cen LIST Co.. l
1000 Hud r ID, 5 I BIDS. ]
lUU Cen Pac 9 BIDS.
1000 do.
3OOO Western Pac DDS.
1000 Alb d Sus LIST m.. /
1000 Tn Pac lst. ..bc
6ODO Tn rac sink I'd.
2O00 Tn Pac rs lg.x
1000 Tol Il Wab I'd. ..
sou w Tn Tel I S.. i
2OO shs Quick Mir Co.
100 Quick Min Co pf .s3
I'M he
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AL E X a IA.

Suicide BECAUSE HER LOVER DESERTED
HBR. ON Monday, colored woman, named
Mary Lee Parker, living in the alley running
IRON Union to Lee street east of Prince kno wfi
as Petty's alley, received letter from her lover
who had recently gone to Baltimore, stating
that be would never come back. She remarked
to friend 81 am dead" and sent for Ave cents
worth or laudanum, which she took, but as IL
did not have the desired effect, she sent again
Tor the same quantity, making in all an ounce
and q half. This was about O'Clock on Mon
day afternoon. Yesterday afternoon st E took a
half pint OF gin, and at O'Clock she succeeded
In shutting of this mortal coil, having been
twenty,four hours in accomplishing the feat
Sentinel, yesterday.
REPAIRs TO THE CANAL, &o.-It IL the intsu-
ton OF the lessees of the Alexandria canal to
repair the late break In that structure as speedily
as possible, and for that purpose they AVE hal
the work examined by Mr.. Same, the engineer
of the Washington water works, aud estiin ates
made. Already as many hands as can be advan-
tageously worked have been ordered to repair
TO the scene Of the break, and two large scovs
purchased In this place, have been taken to Four
Mile run for the purpose OF removing the debris
In about six weeks Ii is the confident expecta-
tion OF the lessees that the necessary repairs viii
be completed and the canal sgain be in fine
navigable condiuon.-Gasstts, las. srsniny.
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e OR GETO WV

ELECTION OF OPPIoBRs.-At the annual
meeting of the Potomac boat club az their
room In the Union hotel last night officers were
elected for the ensuing year as follows: Colo
mel Frank Jones, president, (re-electedl:
waiter Il. Wheatley, vice president; Arthur II
Brice, secretary; John Tenney, assistant secre-
tsry; WIN; A Gordon, treasurer, (re-elected);
r. a. Miller, captain; A. jackson McBlair'
lieutenant; Messrs. Arthur Cropley, j. Dixie
Doyle, and j. Eaken Gadsby, election commits
tee; MessTs. VIM. Orme, Colonel James Dick
son, and i. L. Cropley, finance committee;
Messrs. Gibson, Forsyth, and Dodge, boat
mouse committee. The president and CAPTAIN
were appointed committee TO make the neces-
san arrangements to send the crew to partici-
was unanimously rendered the retiring officers
OF the club. After the meeting the newly-
elected ofhcers entertained the club by a COLA
ton at the hotel.
highly esteemed citizen OF Georgetown, is still
lying quite Ill at his residence, No a 81
street, and his numerous friends feel serious ap-
prehenslons that be cannot recover.
ACCIDKNT.-Yesterday afternoon a colored
man, named John II. Gray, while driving the
carriage of DR.. Blake along VI street, Wasting
ton, was thrown to the pavement and severely
injured. de was removed to his home on High
street, near Stoddard, in this city, where he
was attended by Drs Kleinschmid and Decide,
who found his collar bone broken.
SUNDAY SCHOOL ENTRRTAINMENT.-Yes
day evening the scholars of the Grace street
church Sunday school, of which DIR. Barbarin
Is superintendent, we're invited to attend an
entertainment at the church. Six large tables
were spread with good things in the old chapel,
which was decorated with flowers, banners,
notices, &c. The scene when the tables were
uncovered was very beautiful, and reflected
much credit upon the superintendent and the
school. Revs. DR.. W. W. Williams and WAL
lace were present, also Messrs. Anthony Hyde,
Z. nj. Matthews, and others. The church is
located In destitute portion Of the city, and Is
accomplishing good work.