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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
ANNIVERSARIES AND MEETINGS.

Tomorrow evening the anniversary exhibition Of the
Institution for the Blind will take place at Stcnwsy
Hall, commencing at eight O'Clock The programme
exercises comprises musis vocal and instrumental,
By the inmates OF tho institute, and the recitation Of
lessons In reading arithmetic and geography besides
exercises with sewing and knsttng machines. &c
The anniversary OF the Howard Mission and Homo
for Little Wanderers Will DO held at tub Academy uf
Music morrow evening. The Rev. Mr. Van Meter
and other speakers will address the assembagc, which
is usually very large such and the ttlo
ones will sing several OF their favoritc songs
Tho spring meeting OF tho American Rliic Association
at Glen Drake Range In Westminster county, begins on
Thursday next and shooting will continue Tor thrcs
days There will be i've matches on the opening day
four the following day and three on tho last duv
Three matches tho rs day will be nj 200 yards anc
two at 500 yards two tho second day will b. ~ SIX
yards and 600 aud all tho matches Saturday
Will DO shot at 100 yards distance.
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A GOOD ARREST.

Yesterday morning Detectives Richard King and
Jeremiah Woods, OF the Central ONCE, Recognized two
noted "housc thieves" enter the house the con-
fcctioncry store No l6 Grand street. Tho two thieves
remained inside twenty minutes, whom both reap
pcared, and when near Greene street tried motion
10 ''dvvyp King scizcd one Of Thorn and
Woods attempted to seize the other, who
escaped, but was knocked down ana seized ny m
Eighth precinct officer The prisoners were taken TO
tho Essex Market Police Court and Peter Claude Kranc
Of No 10 Grand street. that had been robbed
OF $207 - Ia money, three pocket handkcrchicfs,
three gold rings and some pearl trimmings, In all OF
the value Of $40 Tho above property was found on
tho prisoners Edward Wheeler ana Benjamin Bush
alias 'Bcnny Busch" Judge Morgan held The prison.
crs In 81, 900 each 10 answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

Yesterday the Lard Committee OF tho Produce Ex-
change met In the managers in Pearl street and
had long and unsatisfactory discussion in regard TO
the statistics Of the lard trade and especially
tain reports about tho be posted on tho
public board Of the Exchange. II soems that
illusions were reached although tho understanding IS
that considerable III feeling is the result some
irrcgularty regard 10 the dealings Ia the porclne
product
committee has been appointed by the Produce Ex-
change proceed 10 Washington and urge upon Con-
gress some action regard commercial reciprocity
with Canada This grows oui OF the bill introduced
BY General Ward.
There has been rs yet no action taken by the Ex-
change looking toward visiting the Centennial Expo
sition body, proposed by Colonel paton OF Viz
rintn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
CRoQUET IN THE PARK.

To THE EprToR THE HEEALD:-
Knowing what great interest you take in all
kinds Of outdoor sports beg that you VIII aid In
accomplishing what have In view. which Is 10 get
the Park Commissioners TO allow the boys and young
men to play croquct with u the Central Park
There Is a rule which does not admit young men on
the croquct grounds, and almost all the young
ladies' would like 10 havo their brothers and cousins
second cousins you know assist or participate IN
rs well Iabcs 10 play wonId DO very welcome
% all Of young ladies who expect play the Park
this summer BY giving tins your kind attention you
viii greatly obIgc your humble servant,
GUSsIE MANNHEIM,
President Nineteenth Ward LADIES' Croquct Club.
NEw YoRK, May IL. 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOLS.

Tho Baptist Sunday School Association OF Southern
Now York celebrated lis sixteenth anniversary yeser
day by tho assembling OF the different schools in the
afternoon churches throughout the city and
suburbs Exercises suitable 10 tho occasion wcrc gone
through, such the singing OF hymns prayers, road
ing OF the Scriptures and addresses BY
prominent c!crgymcn. public meeting was
held In She evening ut the Madison
avenue Baptist church, OF Thirty nrst street,
nj which addresses were delivered by Mr. B. s.
Coutant President OF tho Baptist City Mission; Rev.
r. $. Henson, d. d., Of Philadelphia; Rev. j. D. Her,
and Rev. DR.. J. r. Elder collection was taken up,
after which closed by the singing Of
the hymn s'Hcar the Call, and the bcnedctlon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
THE sUNKEN PIER.

An interesting experiment win DO made to-day on tho
new line OF tho Delaware, Lackawanna and Western
Il uroad over the Hackcnsack River. About three
weeks ago part OF one OF the piers Of heavy masonry
tilted over and disappeared IN the watery depths II
was discovered that the crib on which the masonry
rested fault II slid or the piles on which il
set and now lies az angle OF about thirty de-
prccs. CnIcf Engineer Archibald will sink quantity
Of rendrock powucr underneath the crib to-day try
its effect In raising the framework from the mud 20
that II can be again set upon the piles Tho expert
ment Is nm entirely novel one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
RESERVOIR SQUARE.

No 1-2is BROADWAY, May IT, 1870
To rnx ENRON or rnE HKRALp:-
White you arc advocating and defending 20 ably
through your coespondenss and especially cdtor,slIy
tho rights o. tho people regard 10 the OF Central
Park, will you allow small space Of your valuable
square nc seven r. NJ. last sunday evening, having
yisted some Irieuds ut Hotel Royal, after dinner
crossed the street ana sat In tho park when.
O'Clock, the keeper put out and closed tth park
The park has only young trees. winch protect IL hut
little against the sun during the day; the evening,
therefore. Is the time the place 10 patronized.
A SUFFERER
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KATE LEES DESPAIR.

Kate lice, who was found about ten days ,go suffer-
ing from chloroform the steps OF her alleged hus-
bands house, No 72i DeKalb avenue. Brooklyn. whcro
the latter had WHO and children living, visited New
Jersey last wcck and obtained certified copy OF tho
marriage certificate, the original copy being stolen from
her. She then obtained warrant for tho arrest OF
James Lee on charge OF baamy. Hc fed tho city ana
has since been found Kate, gonded to despera lon
and being without means OF support. made a second
attempt Monday night at the Same place to end her
existence by swallowing chor0form. She was detected
In tho net and taken to the station house In tho vicinity
Justice Senior committed her to the House Of the Good
Shepherd for six montha
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
RENDRocK TERRoRs.

Tho search for rcndrock cartridges through tho
ROCKS Jersey cry Heights in the vicinity Of tho lao
explosion wss continued yesterday. and resulted IN tho
discovery OF eve. There Is now very plausible
theory that In the explosion Of the magazine the blast
ing powder IN the kegs fred, and. the concusson
being sufficient To explode tho rcndrock, the
ridges scattered in all directions. Mr.. Rand, n
member Of tho nrm that manufactures the rcndrock
powder stated to HEgALp reporter last evening that
experiments viii be made Immediately 20 test tho eI-
a powder explosion on rendrock cart
riuccs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
MERCANTILE LIBRARY ELECTION.

The Mercantile Library Association held its election
yesterday for directors OF tho first class TO serve thrss
years Tho following gentlemen were elected without
opposition :-Charlcs :. Arthur, Alexander ~ Eagle
sou Charles r. Allen and Augustus wctmorc. Jr.
Tho inspectors OF election were Theodore y. kichs
The Clinton Hall Association, which owns the properly
OF the Mercantile Library met ~ noon and elected
trustees Mcssrs Wilson @. Hunt, william r. Dodge,
John X Myers, Edmund Codiu, Isaac n. Bailey, Hugh
n (.amp and NJ q. d. Borden
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
RISKS OF RINKlNG.

London MAY ~ correspondence OF Liverpool
Mrrcury.l
Rlnking still continues 10 have victims. Mr. Frank
Ill., editor OF the Daily Ners has had fail and got
nasty spran. lady friend Of mine has had her arm
IN sling Tor weeks and fall upon asphalt has com
pctely spoIt her pianofortc playing for many day 70
come But that light misadvcnturc compared with
one which bcel another lady She had the misfortune
10 knock down fellow tinker and, beng unable 10
hat llfo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Park Commission, at nine o'clock this morning
viii opcn'bds for excavations and other work IN
Tompkins square, the work to be completed within
twenty Gays. At the same hour they will open bids
Tor $50 cube yards Of screened gravel and 400
yards of broken stonv Tor the repair of the
tho iwenty-thir and Twenty fourth wards
Tho Board ii Estimates and Appointment yesterday
LAID over resolution of tho Comptroe issue bonds
10 the amount OF $780, 900 for street improvements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
A HEAVY TREASURY ORDER

very interesting paper, now in the possession Of
Mr. 8. D. Lowe, Of Tennessee, brought TO the
HERALD Office yesterday II Is DRAFT tho Treasury
Of tho Confederate States Of America for tho enormous
OF $l6 543 S0s and Is drawn In favor OF William
b. Johnston, Confederate Treasury Agent at Macon
Ga AT that place there was large armory and sew
eral public ioundrics, aud Is supposed that the drn
drawn procure funds for the final settlement Of
the AFFAIRS of these institutions MS Is dated March
1865. The paper Is very remarkable memorial OF tho
rebellion, and us such WILL perhaps, be shown al the
Centennial Exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
PRINCETON ALUMNI.

At Delmonicc's last evening the Princeton Alumni
Association had their annual dinner Before the ban
quct tho following officers elected: President
Mr. Parko Goodwin. Vice Observation-Disclosures EIgar,
Thomas \. Mccaricr, Dr. Robert Rcmsen woolscy
johnson, NJ. d. and William J. McGec Secrctary--J
C. Drayton. Trcasurcr--J q. Scribncr. Executive Com
mittcc, A. N. Alexander J. W. Alexander u ID. Aicx
nnder. Hugh /. Cole, j. H. Gilchrst. Robert II. Hall,
Z. \. lmbrie s. IRWIN, Il. T. Kcasiey. Dr. L. NJ Oakcy
DR.. Arthur PHI, ID. ~ Shaw, Il. II. Williamson David
Patton, Frank Markoc, u. II. Smith, 7. s Sanxay,
Archiba McNnrtin aud Mr. Dunnng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
SINKING OF THE JEUNE AUGUsTE.

Mr.. ne Forest, French Consul Genera! Of this city,
has tciegraphed over to tho Minister Of Marine at
Par notifying him Of tho sinking Of The French fish,
ing schooner Jcuno Auguste. lass Friday evening, by
the Bremen steamship Rhcin. In n dense fog on tho
Banks OF Newfoundland. whic tho former vessel
at anchor In his turn tho Minister Will noslIy Mr..
DemaiviIuin, at So Scrvan, the owner OF tue lost
schooner Her captain has handed tho Consul his nc
VI tho collision, subscribed 10 by the fourteen
comprising The crew, who are all natives OF Brit
tsny. The whole party Will return 20 Franco by tho
labrador, Of the French line, next Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
IDENTIFYING A DEAD HUSBAND.

Early In tho morning Of the Sd inst stranger hired
room at the Frankfort House, registering his name as
]. Kccfc. ON tho 9Th inst the room broken
into and he was found dead IN bed Coroner ElIngcr
took charge Of the case, and verdict OF death from
Trights discasc OF tho kidneys rendered by tho
Jury. description oi tho published M tho
apcrs led 10 hts identification yesterday by his
wife. HIS real name proves 10 have been Loudon
Angle OF the nrm Of Anglo Evans, morocce manu-
acurers at the OF ST Johns lane and Willow
street, Philadelphia The deceased was in good cir
cumetanccs and left q family. 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
SUICIDE OF A NEwARKER.

Mr.. Edgar Farmer ono OF tho bcst known and most
esteemed citizens OF Newark. found dead yesterday
In the stable atachod 10 his factory He hanged him
self and was found In the stable SIX ounce glass OF
laudanum being near by. ON Monday Mr.. Farmer
dined al homo as usual lie atcrward wont 70 his lac
tory and last entering HIS stable. For some
time past Mr. Farmers mind nus becn In wandering
state Recently he told his family be careful OF the
coal as he knew not where the next lot would como
from on one occasion he applied for work to n frm
saying he poor. He was then himself employing
$50 handg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.

AZ the meeting OF the Board OF Commissioners OF
Charities and Correction yesterday morning. Mr. Isaac
H. Bailey. the President after remarks expressive
Of his thanks for the courtesy and Kindness which no
had received from his associates and OF
upon tue harmony that had existed In the present
Beard ever since II constituted, rendered his
resignation Although rather sudden II was accepted
aud On his motion Commissioner Brennan was elected
IN his stead The position had boon held by Mr. Bailey
since December 20. 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
PROTECTION TO THE CHILDREN.

To-day general order informed tho police Of the
Of the Legislature referring 70 tho Society for me
Prevention Of Cruelty 10 Children Tho society nav
INC been duIy authorized BY section 3 OF tho IAws
OF 1875 chapter $780, and the Attorney General 81 Tue
State and by tho Disrics Attorney Of tho county q
cutting VIOLATIONS OF all laws relating 20 or ahccna
children Arrests made ~ auy occr. or through HIM
the request Of any ctSen must - reported witeses
delay 70 the society
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
THE CITY OF TROY.

The new steamer built Tor tho Citizens line 10 run
from New York 70 Troy, which was launched IN March
from the sh'p5ards Of Msssrs. John EngIcs 4 Son,
6rceup0lnt !. H. u OF Eleventh street
and East River, where she iorcving her machinery
iron the Quiniard Iron worka
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
PROBABLE HOMICIDE IN HoBoKEN.

.frs. Margaret scnnlon, residing in Adam street, No.
hokcn, Is lying at her residence 10 critical condition
from injuries inflicted hcr BY one Norris Wallace,
who has taken TO hight. the woman, who presents
ptiablc aspect from The injuries she has received stated
10 Justice scng that sunday night Wallace brulay
assaulted her by beating and kicking, and also striking
her with a club until she became unconscious. She
Was subsequently taken 10 her home liobokcn. Cry
Physician fndar pronounccs her injuries of very
dangerous character. He husband Is prisoner In tho
Hudson County jail. Now Jersey
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
A CORRECTION.
Nsw Yonk, Nay Is. lsso

NEW YonK, May Is, 1874
To THE EpIroE or THE liKnALD:-
In the report Of The quarrel between the two
belonging to the schooner Jesse Hoys We notice an
error which, ms agents Of tho weasel wc would like 10
hayc corrected The men were absent without ioavc
aud the qunrrcline and slabbing took place shore
while on their return 10 the vessel, not board
: i l. NEvIus SON.
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V0S"~S
ms Is SIS, 800 IN excess OF last year.
Tue Comptroller offered resolution, which was lost,
that the salaries OF the Commissioners BIO liked At
x3ooo and that S25 600 be the limit OF expenses, max
ing total OF $4,000. The motion laid over.
An application from the Commission tho Erection
Of Jefferson Market Court for $3.50 referred 10
tho Comptroller
inc Comptroller offered resolution providing for
the issue OF 81 900 900 or the So G66 60 voted by
tho Common Council Tor the Brooklyn Bridge, which
was laid over - "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

Tomorrow the Department of Public Parks will open
proposals Tor tho removal Of the cases from the Arsenal
building I'm the Central Park, and, aler rcmodcIins
viii place them IN the Museum or Natural History
building In Manhattan square; also Tor the making Of
new cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS.

During the past week the Department OF Buildings
received dtccn plans for buildings, the ag-
grcgate cost OF which viii be $2l7, $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
YACHTING NOTE.

The following passed whitestone yesterday Yacht
vindex, N.Y.YC., Mr.. Robert Center, from Portland
for New York. Yacht Kate, Bye, Mr.. Rober, Dillon,
from the Eastward for New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
THE MAYOR ON THE ALERT.

For few nights past Mayor wickham, with few
friends has been visiting tho different precncs station
houses. He thinks tho Police Department in good
hands and in excellent order.
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BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

Tho President OF tho Silent Safety Railroad Company
OF Brooklyn says that tho effect Of tho the
Common Council Monday last viii be to postpone
almost indefinitely the construction OF the road
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THE BOARD OF ESTIMATES.

Tho Board OF Estimates aad Apporsonmcnt mot res
terday, the Mayor In the chair.
Tho Comptroller was authorized TO issue 500, 900
bonds to pay judgments obtained against the CITY,
Tho Board OF Excise sent in their estimates for tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
SUICIDE FROM PARIS GREEN.

Mary Dorsey. agcd fortytwo. ofNo. 80 Poll street,
took dose Of Paris green ut o'clock Monday
night with intent TO commit suicide She died yestcr.
day morning at six O'Clock. Coroner Eickhod will
hold the inquest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
GAS PROPOSALS.

Comptroller Green yesterday accepted tho offer Of
tho following companies for supplying gas to the CITY
parks The rate per lamp Of tho composites Il ol-
ws:-xew York Gasil Sht Company. SD; Nctropoll-
Tan, $40; Harlem, $24, AID Manhattan Sl2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB.

WASHINGTON, May 10, 1870.
The inaugural running meeting OF tho National
Jockey Club, which was to have commenced at the
Washington Driving Park to-day, has been postponed
until tomorrow Of tho uniavorablc state Of
the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
RACES POSTPONED.

PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1876.
The races TO como on at Suffolk Park to-day were
postponed until tomorrow, on account Of tho wet
wcathcr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
ro-pAY's rxcrxc

There was good attendance last night al the pool
rooms, and the following pools were sold on io-day's
races
,.c,xs, sr~xox~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17
DEERFOOT PARK.

SPRING TRoTT1NG NEETING-HARRY AND JUDGE
ROBINSON THE WINNERS
The Spring Trotting Meeting At Deerfoot Driving
Park commenced yesterday The attendance fair,
track nne order and the events OF interest
ing nnturc
SUMMARY.
DEEKroor DRIVING PARK, NEAR PARKviLLR. J.. L.
SPkixG TRorrIxG MgEriSG-FiRsT DAY. TUESDAY, Mar
16--Pursc $3.50, for three minute class mile heats,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-17

Bosrox. May 10, 1e7o
Tho opening races Of the spring meeting at Mystic
Park, came on to-day. The following tho sum-
maries-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
LOCAL NOTICES.

Byron kimball. OF Bangor. will speak
upon the subject of Intemprance, in Han
cock Hall, saturday evening, Feb, u, &c.
MIR. hiuball i one of the finest speakers
in the State. Admission, - cts. two tick
cts for - cts
MAsQUERADE.-The L. L. C's will give
their fifth Annual Masquerade and Centen-
NAL Coffee party at Hancock Hail on
Wednesday evening Feb. 10th, 1876. Mu-
sic by Andrews Orchestra. of Bangor
The public are invited to the galleries.
Tickets-Gents. 80 cts; Ladies'. - cts +;
supper, 30 cts.
A Centennial Tea Party will be given
at Hancock Hall Tuesday. February 18th
1876. supper, iucladiug dishes of We oldcn
time, served at 6 p. NJ. Worldlie amuse-
menls, consistign Of Tabeaux. Music. and
Exhibition OF Relics ofy We Revolutionary
wears. Contributions Of relies, for exhibit
ton solicited. Admission to Hall - cts.
Tickets 10 supper, b cts.
C. c. Burrill Insurance Agent repre-
sents the Standard Companies of the coun-
try, a few OF whom. are the Old Etna Of
Hartford, Hanover, German. American.
Amazon, Bangor. Agricultural. Atlas, and
seven others equally as good. These COM
panies continue TO insure against loss by
fire or lightning, on terms As favorable as
other sound companies. Give Burril a
call, and see for yourselves. Correspon-
dence solicited
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10

OF the programme which the enterprising
managers have arranged. Eloquent speak
ers from abroad, choice music aud an ele-
giant supper are the prominent features of
the evening. Let Hancock Hall be crowd
ed. and show the public that the cause of
Temperance is still in the ascendant.
The examination of the Ellsworth
High School was well attended on Friday
last. The thoroughness and promptness
shown by the pupils in their recitations.
satisfied the visitors that good cork had
been done the past term. and reflected
much credit on teachers and scholars
The bane of this school has been the fire.
queut change of teachers, an attempt to
do too much. a smsttering "f ererything,
and a thorough knowledge of nothing
We hope the day will come when Diree-
tors and teachers will be content with
nothing short OF complete mastery by
pupils OF the more important elementary
branches, even though they may not be
able to speak or write in,any other tongue
than their own. and may know little OF the
so-called higher branches OF study.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1876-02-10
City and County.

Sheriff Devereux has been seriously
III. the past week, but we are happy to
Team he is Ho,c better.
The attention OF Masons is called to
the notice of Acadia Royal Arch Chapter
in another column.
The assemblies at Hancock Hall. on
Thursday evenings. are well attended and
reported to be pleasant occasions.
The rain on Sunday night again took
of the snow and on several roads, the
sieighing has been broken up.
Cards OF Invitation have been issued
for the annual Masquerade and Coffee Par
" OF the L. r. c., to come off on wednes-
day eve, Feb. 10th.
The poems of the late David Barker
have been published. and we are requested
to state that the same will soon be delivered
TO subscribers in this city.
FIRE-The dwelling house of Capt. john
Johnson was destroyed by fire, on Thurs
day last. So rapid was the progress OF
'he fire, that little ofthe furniture or cloth
ing OF the family was saved. The house
was old and there was no insurance. This
misfortune falls heavily on Capt. J. at thi.
Indictment season of the year and appeals
strongly to the sympathies of the charlta.
bic and kinG-hcarted.
On Thursday evening Jan. 9th, the
following were installed officers o.
Lygonia Lodge of F. and A. Masons fol
the ensuing year:
John B. Redman. W. NJ. Carleton Nc.
Gown. ; W; Edward Mcfarland. J. W
Lewis Friend. Treas; Levi b. Wyman
Sec; George {. Haskell. S. D.: Luther
Jordan. J. D.; Edmund Bonzey. S. 5.
Fredl. Friend, J. s.; Clifton Slower, Ty
Ter.
The Anniversary of the Ellsworth Re
form Club occurs this, Thursday night
All interested in the good work, whicl
they have inaugurated, will undoubtedl,
be present and take part in the enjoymen