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MASONIC NOTE.

The annual Masonic Convention Of tho Long Island
lodges required by the Grand Lodge OF the State,
viii be held at Rivcrhead SunIlk county, On Tuesday
and Wednesday, the 29th and 3oth inst. Arrange
tuen.s have been made by which the railroad will
charge iull farc to Rverbcad, but give tree return
tickets and this will include the families Of Masons,
thus sforung opportunity TO comb ne summer
cxcursio ion to tho resorts OF sla nd
with the work OF the Convention The Hon. L. Brad
iosd rriace d. u. q. NJ, issues the cali
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THE DEMOCRATIC ounLorrsE COMMITTEE AND

THE BOARD OF CITY WORKS.
Yesterday the subcommittee OF the Kings County
Democratic General Committee, who have been do
manding the removal OF all republicans from onico
wherever the heads of departments are democrats,
sent communication TO CITY Works Commissioners
Fowler and Adams in roply to tho letter Of the
officials on civil service reform II VIII be rcmem.
bcrcd that Ne.srx Fowler and Adams admitted that
ther~ half dozen republicans in their depart
,usnL but thai they we're ''compstsnL honsst and
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THE MONTANA FLOOD DISASTER.

IL Is estimated that property TO the amount OF
&S9 600 lost In The breaking away OF Chess
mana reservoir AT tho head OF Beaver Creek, Helena,
NJ T.. on August s. All tho bath houses ana buildings
around thc hot springs in Lc track OF the Food were
carried away and destroyed Several lives are reported
lost, and there msny narrow cscapeA The bot
tom OF tho canyon was washed out aud tns bed rock
Lett clean ana bafo
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FIENDIsH INCENDIARIsM.

railroad bridge on the southern road. Smiths
Pond. town OF Hampstead, early Thursday
morning discovered TO h~ on nrc. and IL was toand
that dry hay aud other combgs.bies had been gath.
cred under II and set sbla<c. One OF the ties was
burned through before the IRE could be put out The
fortunate discovery probably prevented the wreck OF
the nrst morning train westward which was nearly
duA
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RIFLE SHOOTING AT JAMAICA, L. l.

THE CHALLENGE BADGE COMPETITION MIR.
PRIOR WINS BY SCORE OF FcRTY-Two oU7
OF POSSIBLE FIFTY.
JAMAICA, L. l., August TO- 1876.
The weekly competition Tor the challenge badge of
the jamaica Rot and Riie ASSOCIATION took place
to-day on range Jamaica under the rules OF tho
National Rifle Association
Distance 200 yards Off hand; ten shots each.
Weight Of rifles less than ten pounds and trigger pull
not less than three pounds. There eleven
tries aud some hnc shooting. Mr. Prior winning BY
score OF AZ out OF a possible So
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POLITICAL NOTES.

Cincinnati Eaquirer:-'Mr Man'on Marble Is to be
Minister to England when rilden is elected. He will
make Pcrreponi ashamed of himself"
Springfield (Mass.) Repubiicdn:-"Tho machine
attempt to cast upon the republicanism of Mr.
Evarts has miscarried badly The elect has been te
bring out fresh and wcighty testimony to tho sound
ness Of his political orthodoxy"
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CITY STATISTICS.

The vital statistics for the week are:-Doaths, o12i
births, 496 marriages, 1a6 and stillbrths, 30 There
decrease Of Is deaths compared with the pro-
vous week.
The police made l. 100 arrests during sAs vssx.
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CHALLENGE TO O'LEARY.

New YORK, August Is, 1874
10 THE EDITOR THE HgRALp:-
In the HERALD OF to-day observe that Daniel
oEcary is ready to wager S., 900 to 81 500 that he
can walk distance OF 500 miles in 14o houra viii
stake $4,000 against So that he cannot accomplish
4s0 miles in 100 hours sincerely hope that the grea
pedestrian will not fail to this.
JAMES {. CLAKkSON. lis East Thirteth street
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Marshal Kelly last week issued ls2 licenses and re-
ceiv.d 10 nucs and fees s4-; ,5.
Nicholas b. BuicGsohoa yesterday dlej his bonds OF
s25, 900 and sworn ! Collector of Assessments
In place OF Spencer Kirby, resigned
There 81, 979 ba.hers VA the public baths last
week.
Tue receipts for cro,on ron,s las, week we're
G cOS ~
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Names.
RtpLE NOTES.

Colonel G. W. Wingate states that the Executive
Committee of the National Ride Association have DO
cided to give no individual prizes this year 10 MEM
bers OF National G uard rcgimental teams.
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Postmaster James yesterday received the following
letter IRON Postmaster Goueral Tyncr, In answer to
the petition OF the letter carriers Of this city for
restoration Of their pay to the former standard
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The BLIND FAMLY-Three gentle
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rgeIo's Hall next Monday night. The
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Dr the establishment of factory in which
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West jackson Fire Co. No. L.

This company com pleted its organization
N Wednesday night by adopting a cOnsti-
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BIZ officers:
s. French, Foreman.
VS.. Hamilton, 1st. Asst. Foreman
j. c. Julienne, ID
JnO Cullin, Hose Director,
Vim. 0ln, Asst. " 6
Jno. I, Hull, Secretary.
L. Kavanaugh, Treasurer.
There were thirty five members enrolled
ind committee appointed to collect SUBJ
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NOVEMBER TERN, A. d., 1875.
November "a, 1875.
DoRt SHULTz, I Judgment, November
No. 2O4l;l VS.. 3D., 1874; for $4,000;
JOSHUA s. MORRIS, On reading and FL
AND ing the Petition of the
AGNES F. MORRIS. ! Plaintiff in this cause,
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JACKSON ADVERTISEMENTS.
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JOHN HUNTER.
President High School Company.
lsYDoRE STRAUSS, Secretary.
January 18th, l876-td
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