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Scarcely Ind she uttered tho words when Il won.
down, "S'
A.young fady spoke to another saving II fesl
A. though Boinothng wnH going To happen, I
bellovo THU floor will give wny!" Sic folt no
strongly Impressed TINT sllo walked out of tho
chilcli Just IN tt1no to avoid tho Inll.
A. j. Dnvls nut ata labte with tis little child
on hls knoo. As tho floor gave way they wcnt
down Into tho middle Of lilo room. lIln head
wan botlt forward on tho table and bold NJ IN
yloo, wl'tle heavy timLars prosHed against hfu
baclt mud ndca making 1t impossible Tor him 10
inoFo. except ls right nlm. lfa was finally TO-
lo9aod: Ills lltto girl osoapcd without scratch.
LII. WainwllEht must have boon on tho iower.
flnor. tits haru to toll whnt cn,lKod bis death,
~ no bonns were btoton and NO serious bruises
appear. Tho phyalciana exproBs tue bolief thai
Ao waa su!focatod. An llo luy at tho uner-
takor's l,o lookcd ub though slocping poacofully.
hlust of tho children wSre in o rooin atljoinijig
tho malr room, dross.ng for IN old-foiks con-
cort or tho list Of tnturod would hayo boon ,na-
torinly tnofonsod.
The tirouen alld police worried till lato hour,
when 1t BECAME oyidrnt tElat the bodies wore all
out. a guard Of Xix pollcamcn waH tllen placcd
around tho building by Chief Davis and kopt
there alt night.
Tho churol, was orootod according 10 tho plans
q Il. y. White, nrclntcct iieasrs. DICKINSON 4
diIlolt Icing Lilo ca,pcutors.
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fownfd oacn nolnE gtToli BY Or. Ohn,nplln. Tito
wol rontod Blio naid Tint ch,,roloB and school
| housos wore m index of tho atnto Of tho na-
t[nn'H civilization. Hhe trncod tho ca,lBoB and
gradual rise Of tho preBont ByBtom OF schools
how thoy hal separated into claAnos and how
Ito Normal Sotuo! Aroso anil tuot itB position.
Tho province of tho N0r1nnl S,i,o3l and tho duty
OF Tho toauler woro clearly pointui out, tho sre.
clal work OF Tho fnrmcr being to rroparo toach-
orr n''d eivo acnttcncal inBtrnotlon.
| Tho whole essay wnH worry tllunghtful and i'm
prcessvo nnd ith auth well tlenorvutl tho prlzo
which was nfterwartts bobtowod. ATtor n quar-
lotto Ind boon a,tng.
ANDREW II. CooMns
dellyornd the ChAmpn rrizo Grafton on thu
nuh1"ct,, Whnt Conrao s!,al tho UMltod statr4,
pilrhIlp Towards thu indians" llo Bpplo will,
e'ntElcl1co. md advocated pcncoful ,lotli,ls Ut
upAlinY With sllom, rolocIing sevoroy upun tho
oruoltt Of tho wlsa.
Misa LINDA A. JENNIE
delivered tho yaod'ctory. lt"aa a1 onrnost and
tondor appeal to hor lolow-atudonta who woro
thou parting.
THE CLASH soNa
Nas tt.nn SING ns folluws Tile words are by
Maly u Perry.
0uao moro we emo tcgothcs
Will hnarts R1 light III userl
Our Altnn Mater ynihtng,
Ille farewell Angiit rnislng,
Our duty Mow 10 enfiing
ltH accents h0fty fMllinH:
Wn lu!!nr nnst W. love Il,
We To]cnn,e AMI approve It,
CheFhs-FhsnWellf farewell wu INV mist roam !:
Farewell! faruwullt our Normal hotls.
II.
Farove}lf our teachtrs ktndl
Your wnrts wo Erar iu inind.
Dtar Eul>onlates, now Adieu,
0lah dhys wcys passed. with yaE.
But now thcao bofi.h mint sever,
Though mt. We truB, forovor;
Fur ott III slasa to coma
Wo' turn 10 Normal hume.
III.
Whom Mem'ry olc's hcr treasures,
Tho laHt mid bl led rlcastrcs-
Bright paiaut0na without sorrow
Forgot thee, Norma17 Nevort
NfoIl hunor tho forever;
ffhcse'or thy children roam,
They'll think Of thoo M home.
THE ExEnc1sl:s o1.oaED
VII tho presentation OF diplomas by tito princt-
pal, Of certificates by County Superintendent
George D. Plant, aud Of tho prizos by DR.. H. H.
Champliu. Tho last oonsfatod Of Honle beautiful
books glven to tho scholars indicated. In tho
evening soc!abla wnB hod anu oil unitod In
ploashnt farowoll entertainment,
The following arc the lamos and averago
standing Of
TIE GRADUATES ron ~:
Mary L. Dirgo. 30; CornoltR Duchloin, 78 /;
John A. Clarke, 1873; a. 3. Combs, B0.7; A[anta
Cooke, 02.4; Mary A, Downoy, 70; Petor A.
DoWney. 81; Jessie Dunn. 03.3 Lotta NJ. Frost,
Y; Linda Jonnc, IS 3; Edward W. Nelson 91.2 ;
Mary Perry, 02; Josephine Smith, IT. Mary
stahly,, 0o.8; Lizzie Wotb, 81; J. A. Wucse,
03.8; Tncitus 7. Iander. ~.
Tho Eau term commences Aug. 81.
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NEW BRUNSWICK scHo0t ACT.

sT. 1onN, NJ u, juno 20.-Thrty-six mena-
boss have boon returned favorable to tho Gov
ornnlont'a non.sootaFan School not, four against
1t, anu ono doubtful.
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Janitors and engineers were thon elected, whom
the Roa1d adtourpel.
The Trunks Of tho reporters nro duo to Mr..
Pickard tor tho onlclont nlntlloa OF preparing
the reports Of tho Board. mud Hnying them long
md tedious eYeninE'a work.
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Foster medals wcro presented to Abbie A. Cam
non aud Sarah A. Gayill.
F0HTEn BOlIOOL.
There Were no exercises worthy Of mention ut
tho FuBter School. F0stor mosiats wore awarded
to Lelu Donningor and Amelia Setback.
DOAE SCHOOL.
The oxorciaeH at tue Uoco School consisted
ain1ply oT lnuaio. Tho Foasor lnetlals were pro-
sulltel to James u. Harvey and Mary i, Dusiu,
KlNx1E SuHo01,.
There wAA 10 exhibition Ut this school, but
solno literary oxorulaos woro conducted by Miss
Esther II. Tearo. Tho nuuloa Ut. tho ,nombule
of the graduating olasa arc NJ follows; I.oluta
Ferris, Fred lla,IEnr, Otto Sumter, batasl laton,
!Annip Dauho.. lIoniy ueselbrnuIlt. Mary Uil,..
hons, hinnie Wiso!and, Herman Dass!er, Walter
gibbons, Alvin Butz, Daniel O'Connur, IIonry
Herman, JnMes F!yA,,, A'anio Duffy, A..,,a Wigo-
landt aud KRtio philbin. FuhLur nsuttalA wure
awarded to Lo!eta forria IND Quo Santor.
WARRINGTON KcEIu0t..
Tho exercises at this institution were OF an
unlnl,ortAnt character. Fuhtur medals wcro
awarded to Lpuau Y. Drier, Adolph krais, aud
Carlle A. Nelson.
M0AELEN SCHOOL.
IA1 e1prtBoH at this school woro worthy Of 10
spcolal n!entl1n. Foster nedRls we're awal4lea
to tiInr!cs u. Mauieuc, Jellnic Roberts, and
Josnlo lloberta.
OGDEN 8ClI0pL.
The e1orosos wore Of . miaor character. Toa-
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THE GRAMMAR SCHOOLS,


grammar schools, with fow exemptions, had
little exhibitions OF their own, which aorycd as
asort Of nltnor-keyel prelude to tho Commouco-
u1ent exercises Of tho High School at MoVickor'a
III tho afternoon. Tho participants In those
matntiual performances wore quito aa full Of tho
dignity of their positions as wero tho High
Sclloal graduates, md, wl,ifo they did not hnve
10 1argc audience, thoy SAW before thom their
parents, and that awful being, tho n,cmbor Of
tho board Of Education who acts III Committee
lnan for tho school, aud who, in the oyos OF
junior pupils, In tho enlbodimeut OF tho world'a
powor and grandeur.
Tlloso oxorcisca, though not worry imposing,
wc1o exceedingly pleasant, and the programmes
from the various schools aro given, 30 that the
nnpis Immediately. concerned 1nay taBto tho
pleasure Ut seeing their uanlcs In print.
HAVEN SCHOOL,
Tho programme Of exercises WAS az follows:
Mis-, 5o+!o iS'r1 Dar1ole, lii pianist.
~ KsadinF oi Scriptures. - 'e'''l4 10
"s sranssr nn, IN o Paw s. s Ko1n
Eaasy-My Return from Europe torsgin-
Tc .s.:.s M!ss iora:s :se'i aisa ns
kus!e-An4fy Words. .Fras and Second Divisions
nasgonS1s 9s 3 snos dn Mslntpsh ssa
ntnpteo Wrap tho Flag % xroin "s.'F Ne n3'a'"'''0
No.,iinK-Nark Twain on European ''''''
Dsforc You pas2 ''' moore
alaator Hurry Cook
isHoi Tsans dor Ef: apie rfss
hssa! @ Of Moses. Sl1ss ~ aio Msaa
Munic-On the Mountain 1igl.. lat aud I'd Divisions
aes'taton-E1tracs from dray's.,
ns ssissiisa; from Iii; u 81! Minnie Mcintyre
EssaysTsp:raacc, (oraaa '''''S josie o''r''''
nscsasn.N: si5s 15srt psSsSa axsps
sfnsc-eong Of Gold Water. :.:.... Chorus
sS5a Say T sii:s fan.h nra III amsa saayss
EEray-our Glass, t0relual} ..... .NHs ar4ce Tempio
ina Lr;a u pavlsens Green
Essay-Whnt INV ii London, oriain- 'A oNt'A
0hsss a"s'st itst1} 4nss nj ssissss ssss
Observation-Disclosures Miss Be}le Winemxn
atuHie-,shsrp Jnck Froat
UI s'"o,,i Divisions. 'N' ''s''' aa' f'fs' ana
Reci!atio'l--Driviug Home tho
Evsaymnr 0ses orna Mss h'Hs aa st,iaesh ssiaos
DucI.n?aon:. Socrates snsois....sassr iaash Mstz
sassay Ktna Wora wnsn You can Can. .. uhora rsa
Rcciatiou- Lament Of Grand.
Essay-oar Sa,'esaks iefisinaR; :stss Tanay KiaT
Kccitati1l-Ths Polish boy. y.... .Miss 9aia American
''. .oa sfss"s Stssss Ssss
viz vssstor; Hattie Tower
Foster mctlnls wore awarded to the following
scholnr4: 1laanah schin, Rose Moore, Hattie
Tower, Frank IT, fargo.
The programme of exercises WAS as follows:
Nes,lins: Ihu Toilsa iio'aes
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
RULES FOR SHIPPING sEAMEN

The growing custom of arrangements be-
tween shpmasters and the keepers of sailors boarding
houses by which the latter allowed to select the
crews for outgoing vessels and "bood money" is ex-
torted sesmen renders the adoption OF follow
ing rules-wh will 70 into operation today pos
tive necessity:
The Of weasel dsAc must BIZ
intention book for shat 81
ecss will Be selected and shipped BY
Deputy CSmmisGoass IN charge
Whenever The master desires seeet bis be must
hast "a Articles be
but Deputy Shipping The u be
permitted 70 select the Tor vessel
The Of s sae narts Will sst psristsd
q selecting shipping sesnea IN the Shipping Hall
boarding houss teeper ompe not having
will be allowed tbe aeor Of the stppAG Hal
Viii being shippel
The master Of every weasel shall be erced bis nbt select
be desires; he shall be limited
poiatmsa shppag needed ossn satisfactory
payment Of for nuaops whether paid
nasss e others 10 ar behalf and vSoroas
will BE- ADOPTED The espsrston q
ma and earnestly desired.
found ussteng board be drank soderv
Tor their duties Will the OF
.sved and sstistactsv Substituted.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
OPENING OF THE NOVEMBER TERMi

The Courts began their November work
yesterday, although very little, comparatively, was
done besides calling of the calendars and getting the
cases in shape to work upon. little surprise awaited
the Justices OF the Court Of Common Pleas, DAILY 81. F)
and Loew who had been assigned TO hold the General
Term Chief Justice DAILY, who has been absent In
Europe Unexpectedly appeared. in time to preside.
having just landed from the steamer Hailing car
rage he did not go home. but fastened at once
to the court TO fulfill duty that was by no means
Imneratiye. He was too much out or breath, how
ever 70 reply with warmth to the numerous congrstu
latlons that rendered by his associates and the
members OF the bar.
Tie Court OF Oyer and Termner, over which Judge
presided for the frat time Yesterday met and
arranged the trial of the calendar dis
charged the Grand jury and adjourned until Thursday.
Tue Superior Court, General Term, rendered number
OF decisions
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
TROTTING AT TRENTON.

Yesterday between FIVE and SIX thousand
people assembled on the Fashion stui Farm "rounos
Trenton, j. to witness the announced race between
Jay Gould and Sensation and the attempt OF the amous
mare Goldsmith Maid to beat her own record OF Ala
1t was an exhibition OF trotting given by Henry N.
Smith, the owner of the establishment, "a we'll as tho
horses The first contest was between Jay Gould and
and the former la tlree etraisht heat
Goldsmith Maid then essayed To beat her fastest time
which after three trials she failed 10 do owing 10 tne
immense pressure OF the crowd upon the rck ana the
want OF efficient police force, the eOn'eDdnS hOFSes uo
not have "A fair chance TO show tnelf specl.
TsssroS PAIa GROUNDS N. J., Nov. 2-rnal Of speed.
H. n. smith's b. g. Jay Goaid ..'''''''"'''''i
H. N. Smiths b y. Sensltion........ ......''<
Tme-223L 2i244 2;Z1.
SANE DAr-Goldsmth MlId . beat bsr b 'ttns $3.50,
Pir.t Trial 2,22 Tnal. 2:lS. lhIri rnsl. 22L
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

.v.nus school, saoo for On addition 70 tho pfesens s
school building. and Noo ior NC"
porouxrrpur-Iaree fres are raging on the crests
of The Hsbands north Of West Point and opposite C9a
rtma % n a. sunnosed that the ares accidentally
started by hunters
- ,,,,,,v
EEW-JERSEY
ro,v china of bells is to
JERSEY OITI.-h no" ." cs...,, ,n,. veek
Tho on,re no,ee force will be on duty to-day, por-
,o =, ,ns no,,ng n,oces and the remainder employed
I'm seeing that the liquor law competing Tue c'o'S "
ALI saloons is strictly The tax receipts last
cove was begun Yesterday by the wJrrsey Central
Railroad Company, to wnon the water front belongs
NE"Ahn.mo"e ~ ~ " n,ea - Do,ebertv at No 229 Sew-st..
him on the charge Of larceny ss Psee eeer
sued wnen OougncIy ahtch took effect ia his
fired four shots at him. one OF @n,oh H so1s innoS over
side. Dougherty eheced hs escape W Jnd hv friend
fence. halI-nour aierWaIu no Msyot da1gerousIy
in the back YARD OF dwe'',hS gu % rosrseIv phy.
wounded IN the sde ana DleeunR P'ou'ov vn,,ost vas
stefan pronouncca me woani ar T,c nnhappy young
sent for, as ne was Mnkng aapiy j natter Inv trade
about 70 years OF agc an1 , he bes W snronsy
Alderman OConnor OF tne awe' c"srIes Wiiljams OF
I'll at his residence 10 DOW sIen m barn ON Clinton
brunswick wns oua sn ta the police station aud
ave- yes,eruhy ~ anrobno him he fell TO the door In
it, subseq ently s. sent TO- -. Hs,na nUIe ioi
There are ~ Peb t,enss ~ durina Oetobsr Jane Ter
patients were ~ seenng place as servant
rill VINO makes nc Sods for few days and then
nmos taxing win her whatever conveniently
uecanps h nan arrested and commii for trial
carry ava, % "rnnS burglars entered residence
'on sdnu & az Tinton and Johnson-aves., and carried
OF IN W uyon, nS a. otber Valuable articles They also
away elotSs s J ,rnn vindow in the house OF W. A.
Sut @ pano T tn%nsonave buf were frightened away
n snerman, cnr'ng ~ anvthn9 The Rev c. Z. Wilson,
oeioio oeo.iS t e~.rk @ and at QUO tune chaplain
lornei1 ii ~ i'd xes,orday morning at Bellevue.
at tge laa snt"nioe motber OF Mrs John A. John
MIS- nanna" ope nirht at the age Of 90 years.
' s9n' deu @ ou Hasv for IA wears pastor OF the Rose
me ane pov Chnych rendered his resignation on
T., ,order that ne mi gbt spend the Winter In the
,,h ~ % ,nvaliS reaiIye Martha Washington
@ u rtr "a po he given at Association Hall on the l1th
for he hpnc %
fipn Association. .LucerDe Lodge o. " r., ', Htss ~
slituted last evening The Newark Clty irso. ss
Mayor Perry has again cautioned the poce 10 pe VIZ E
LIANT 10 reporting all violations of the oInusS % In ~
pers, and several special oincers nav @
appointed 0y him Forty-seVen, S saoono nn on Sunday
by fne poce yesterday as Ve,S w. found a bullet
Alderman fsey ynoias VI VIC go ss ed through MS
on SATURDAY III DIE na, az na or the door On inquiry
paror WIN" ". o nora from a nistoI fred from the
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
GEN. sHALER GOING TO CHICAGO.

Gen. Shaler has accepted the invitation 10
become the Consulting Engineer OF the Board OF Fire
Commissioners Of Chicago. The following resolutions
are the authority for the invitation:
WA>rsas National Bard Uaudsr .nr end the casns Ase
Gen Sbslcr organize hor"nshy eeen Ere Depart
Ws<,sss bsh the orsna.aops sn
10 secure the Of the said Gen Alex 70 this %
our ssshohes said r D-pstseu' as hs s
and great szpeneace ma, feeernsdi Tier ofs oe ~
on Of and the dsps the Pre- D.parmeat sd
While ENGAGED s.si.os ~ TOE . % All ~ 30
Bosri .nd t. be re'gss.d y shah he
,hsver for the rve.s rendered BY she ,Dd sh sad Mat he
shall n'sfe e, e.Is5 .s ss me Iss.S
snd that said shae 80. 1.ss 10 n ss,s,s
said s ehsrxe expense vh.s"e'e' 'a sA ~>
rendition Of his services TO said city a, $40 e'ah
MARX SHERIDAN.
a. a. s.xa' Fire Commissioner
JAnEs ArERs.
fully concur Ia ke passage ci the above res,uon. 49,,
W. ID. CoLyE, Mayor
Gen shaler's answer is AZ follows:
FRANKLIN MACVEAGH-Dedr Sr! am In receipt OF
vour communication OF Oct IS. transmitting copy "
The preamble aud resolution passed ~ lIe board
OF Fire Commissioners OF the CITY or chicago on
the oath OF October last. rendering 10 me ne pVsos
Consu,IIug EDgfneero to said Board. and IN behalf or
the Ctizens Association, asking mo u accept tne DO
sition rendered. / beg TO make my ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Snr the high honor conferred by fine action 2f your
Board OF Fire Commissioners. ana 10 say m reply thg
while would much prefer TO s'se ~ IN "a, @ WIN % sa,
which might be adopted for the Improvement OF your
FIRE Department aud which would nceesSadiy involve
recognizing the absence OF legal authority 10
confer such power, l accept zen, tsemp19hGariiy ,n
of Ihs Honor The Mayor, yonr Association, and
the Board OF Underwriters, aud VIII render TO tho
officials charged with the mana cement OF tue FIRE De
No, tment alI the ri in my power thank YOU for
pressing so clearly the absence OF all Responsibility IN
the position to ~hich am invten, ou. ssi unue.sxe
snectfulIy yours. ALEXANDER SHALER.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

had been lying In wait for them. Ars. LACK was olo
tally murdered on the spot Mrs. Rapp and her nus
hand then attacked Mr. Lick, the former being armed
with knife, and the latter with timers SOLDERING
from md after knocking prostrate they placed bim
scs in a small creek and Rapp stood on him
to mold his face the water until be vas stranseu
They frightened on by approaching & h,s
Ick was picked up insensbe, snd may yer Ole Irom NE
w"nuds All the assaiIants we're captured.
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
THE A III ENDMENTS.
BALLOT For VOTERS.

The following is the text of "An Act TO pro-
vide for submitting amendments to the Constitution
to the electors of the State"
SECTION |. The inspectors at each poll iii the
several towns and wards of this State at the general
election to be held in this State the third day OF
November 1874, shall provide a box 20 receive the
ballots of the citizens of this State in relation to the
amendments proposed to the Constitution as herein
after mentioned. and each voter may present a
ballot which shall be written or printed, or partly
written or partly printed III the form following,
namely:
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
RECOMMENDATION THAT THE SIGNAL SER
VICE BE EXTENDED.

BosION, Nov. 2-At meeting Of the Board
Of Trade to-day report adopted urging the neces-
sy Of extending the Signal Service still further and Of
provdiag better facilities for observation and for the
comfort Of the officers at the different stations especially
ct Boston, which ismeatably deficient aud declaring
that arrangements should DO made for the dspsy Of
storm signals ct every harOor OF note and st every
prominent cape and headand; declaring. also that
more money needed. aud urging the National Gov
ernment make the necessary appropriations the
money would be pfontably spsnk
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

Hoffman, House-Gen. d. II. GrieIson. u. = army
Creos HokMr and NJ. seoshGoas q p.s. a. Gin
eunsn DR.. A. H. yinton Of Bston.
Ho1I-G~n Dsncsn r. Waller and George hcCsres OF ws
tou The Hon T. A. Rollins Of Ph.depb Henos Of Ch ego,
spd The Hon Nathaniel wheeler Of Connecticut ST yam
Lieut. John sehoaer Everett
Hagh smythe Cneinnan dstor Hos%-h Pom
s,ysus Wnhrup BeD Ssrk OF Connee
cut. -. Wessmigster H0tsl-B. y Gnid OF Boston
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
Cut out the ticket below and
nse it at the polls. Vote for every
Amendment.

For all propositions on this ballot which are
not Cancelled with ink or pencil; and against
all which are so Cancelled.
For the proposed amendments to article two,
relative to suffrage and bribery
For the proposed amendment to article three'
part first Legislature and its organization,
sections one to eight inclusive.
For the proposed amendment to article three,
part two, "pOwers and forms of Legislature y
being sections seventeen to twenty-five inclu-
sive.
For the proposed amendments to article four,
"the Governor and Lieutenant Governor, their
powers and duties"
For the proposed amendments to article
seven, " finance and canals"
For the proposed amendments to article
eight, part one, being sections four and eleven,
"relating to corporations, local liabilities, and
appropriations"
For the proposed amendments to article
eight, part two, section ten, "State appro-
priatlOns."
For the proposed amendment to section nine
OF article ten, being section relative to COM
pensatiOn of certain officers"
For the proposed amendment to article
twelve, oath of Office"
For the proposed amendment to add q new
article to be known as article fifteen, "relat-
ing to official corruption"
For the proposed amendment to add new
article to be known as article sixteen, time
for amendment to take effect"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

~ Each of said ballots shall lie counted as vote
cast for each proposition thereon not cancelled with
ink or pencil and against each proposition 50 eau
celed; and returns thereof shall be made accord
ingly by inspectors Of election and canvassers
The said ballot shall be indorsed Constitutional
AmepdmentA"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
A BRUTAL MURDER IN MINNESOTA.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 2.-James Lick and his wife
were attacked the street last night by George LAUGH
tansGhayey and Geosge Rspp and wife, svtasptiy
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
HOME NEWS.
PRoMIYRxT ARRIVALS

rnERxoxETrR YESTERDAY. At HUDyUrs. ~ BRoAo"A'
Sa~-38' Nson-l0' 81 $50 Adnsss-4o
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

DYEING AND CLEANING.-Take your dyeing
and Cleaning the PRSriSa EsrABIisH
MINT 90 Duanes 1862 Broadway aud Clio sIhsye heSisi.
lC6 1853 PeponsL, Brooklyn Ssabnsoed - wear"
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

THANKsGTvING DAY HAS BEEN FIXED BY TIE
PaE,IDKyr and Knox sgitsb- for IN
fact KNOX will supyy hi. No 2l2 Broadsar and PM
Avenue Hotel all Of people Deal With hiE
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

DYEING AND CLEANING, artistic and correct.
T. LoEp III gghth-sy. o Pteehthsti $50 Boad~
near Broadway Of ssv.aeeob't PaeA-s
received by
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

For an elegant, fashionable Hat of superior
Quality 20 direct 70 the ctu EsPEsscHKD lls Has
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03

For pnins in side and back apply DALLEY's
MAGICAL PAIs EXTRACTOR. Relief Comes vhis yoa rub
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
lAunoapcemeplA I

BuRNErr's EXTRACTS are highly concentrated
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

SINo SING.-At the annual meeting of tax
pAyss Of Aaho0l Dtsts1os No. esoQ vss voted for an
New-York tribune., 1874-11-03
STATEN ISLAND.

ToMPKINsvILLE.-Andrew Hanson, an en-
ploy6 in the Lighthouse Department. fell yesterday
from the stoop of Adamss Hotel aud down steep bank
breaking Of his legs. He taken the Smith In.
Urinary for Treatment Work upon the buildings
st the BOetwick piers 10 nesriy completed
mechanics were paid OF and discharged on Saturday
night Only two Of the piers will DO housed In ut pres
ep and they will be flushed this week The work upon
the largo brick structures fog c0sOa storage Will be oo
pdetSd By December,