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EASTERN DISPATCHE Els
senator Morton Dying.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 81.
9:10 p. M.-Senator Morton has been
sinking very rapidly since O'Clock
THIS afternoon, and may not live
through the night.
II P. M.--Seuator Morton is yet
alive; bat Is EVIDENTLY sinking, and 1t
is only matter OF conjecture how
soon death may be upon him. About
III O'Clock to night, the effect of an
opiate having passed off and his
ply siclan not being in the room at
the moment, the Senator suffered
severely from suffocation, and called
repeatedly tor air. Windows and doors
were thrown open, but with no relief to
HIN, until DIR. Thompson came in and
administered another opiate, causing
the sufferer to fall into quiet slumber,
III which he Is now reposIng. He is
surrounded by his wife aud her sisters
Mrs. scott, Mrs. GIL and Mrs.
Halioway-Col. Holloway, Governor
| burbank, the Senator'S sons, Oliver
aud Walter, two nurses and his
physicians. No others are admitted.
The Senator Is perfectly conscious aud
fully realizes that his end Is near. he
does not speak except to give directions
to his nurses. Mss. Morton gave way
to grief this evening. but soon regained
her composurs. aud Is with the family
waiting tor she final struggle, which
may come at any moment.
IL M 1h6 Senator has awohe and
is less restless than before he slept.
DIR. Thompson and a portion of the
family have retired.
CHICAGO. Nov. /.
The Times's Indianapolis dispatch
says: Senator Morton is alarmingiy
worse wakefui. restless and hiccough.
ing badly. his physician state that
he viii at O'Clock be able to state
whether the Senator can live unit
morning or not.
New York, Nov. /.
A dispatch, dated a. NJ, from Nor
toms bedside says he has suffered re
lapse. His family are all present
and dissolution is near.
stealing ina the Mint.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 81.
The officers of the United States min
have discovered dishonest practices il
the refinery department. They ar,
confined as far as Known, TO "a single
employe, al whose house about on
hundred ounces OF silver were discoy
cred. Director OF the Mat, Pollard
refuses to make public amy facts OF
the grounds that his doing so might de
feat the ends of justice.
/ 81 Murdered by "a Rival.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Oct. 81.
A young msn named Silvanus Burn
ham was murdered here ON Sunda
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A LONG WALK.

From India ma TO Idaho AfOot.
The Idaho Avalanche says: A Mrs.
Jones and son arrived in Boise City a
few days ago fiom Lafay cite. Indiana.
They travelled the entire distance on
foot ia seventeen months. 1t took
them seventeen days TO walk from Kel-
ton to Boise.
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

NICTIMs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
v who have tried in vain every known
remedy, will learn Of u simple prescription
FREE. for the speedy cure OF nervous debility,
premature decay, lost manhood, and all dis
orders brought ON by excuses. Any druggist
has the ingredients. Address DAvIOsOA
d co SO Nassau 50 N. Y.
oct l7-Lyr.i
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NOTICE TO LIEN
HOLDERS.

FFNHE undersigned plaintiff has this day
4 commenced an action an the District
Court OF the Fourth judicial District u the
state of Nevada ia and for Humboldt county,
against IL. Hetheroy AID Robert 81 Clair, de-
fendants, to enforce a lien upon that certain
building and premises situate ia the old town
of Oreana, in said county and state. on the
lot of land opposite to and fronting James
Prices blacksmith shop. On same Loo stands n
smsl Ii brick cabin, formerly own a by Slaven
* Eddinger, said premis frOniing on Front
street. said lien Is claimed under and By
virtue Of an Act of the Legislature VI the
state Of Nevada, ent tied IAN Act to secure
liens to mechanics and others, and TO repeal
ali other Acts in relation thereto" ZAP
proved March 2. 1875
Now. therefore all p rsous holding or claim
ing liens upon said premises. under the pro-
visions vi said Act, are HEREBY notified TO DO
and appear before said district Court on
TUESDAY, THE eth DAY OF NOVEMBER.
A. d. 1871.
At 10 o'clock A NJ, the same being a day Of
the regular october Term, A. ID. 1871, OF said
Court, and 10 exhibit then and there the
proof OF their liens. Dated October Is. 1877
GEORGE ShAFFER. Plaintiff.
A. W-.FIsK. Attorney for plaintiff. oc15-3w
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Assessment n Office.
suEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

BHEBA SILVER MINING COMPANY.
OCAriON OF principal piacs Of bus mesa,
~ San Francisco, California. Location OF
WORKS. Star District, Humboldt coany,
Nevada
Nosiee is hereby given, that at Il meeting Of
the Board Of Directors, held on the 27ih day of
September, 1877, an asse sment 40. - Of Five
Cent? per share WAS levied upon the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable iinme-
diately in United states gold coin, to the
Secretary, at the Office of the company, No
81 Montgomery street, BAN Francisco,
California.
ANY stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the
TWEEN fI-SEVkNrh DAY OF OCTOBER
1877,
Will be delinquent. and advertised for sale at
public auction; aud unless payment IL made
before will be sold on
TAI URDAl, TnE SEVEN ZENITH DAY
NOYkMBEk, 1877,
To pay the delinquent assessment together
with costs Of advertising and expenses Of
sale.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors
ABRAHAM nALSEY, Secretary.
Office, SI2 Montgomery street, san
francisco. oCtl-td
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TIE L Z C PHO.
WESTERN DISPATCHES
An officer Injured
SAN FRANCrsCo, No

SAN Francisco, Nov. l.
Yesterday officer Hutton WAS struck
in the breast by the shafts of a runaway
team, which he tried to stop. and
was severely injured.
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night by a sutton for Rosa Burgayn's

night by sutton for Rosa Burgayn
hand; cause, jealousy.
The PiersOn Murder Csse-GoVernoE
Hartranft Refuses TO Appear BE
fore the Grand Jary.
PIrTsBURe, Pa, Oct. 81.
Adiutant General Latta, Major VIII
son Norris, General Brinton and U. NJ.
Farr, who is Governor Hartranft's Phi
vate Secretary, were before the Grand
Jury to day in the case OF General
Pierson, indicted for murder. Goveri'
or Hartranft did not appear, but sent
letter to Judge kirkpatrick, in which
he states that, believing the summons
was Intended to forestall q decision OF
the Supreme Court rs to whether the
Grand Jury can call Oh State officers to
appear. he will test the legality OF the
summons and await the action of the
upper Court.
n NOt0u SWIMMER
New YORK, Oct. 81.
Jacob G. DDS, who assisted in
swindling some fifty firms of New
York merchants several years ago out
of nearly 81 ,O00,O 900, was captured in
Exchange Place. He was member OF
the celebrated firm of Lagraves u Co..
who bought goods from a number OF
firms on credit, sold them for cash, and
then decamped.
The stevens Battery Sale Denied.
New YORK, Nov. /.
The World authoritively announces
that the Stevens battery has not been
sold to any body.
The President at Richmond
RICHMOND, Va, Oct 81.
This morning the President and party
were driven in carriages to various
places of Interest, under escort of the
reception committee. At IL O'Clock
the party were taken to the fair grounds
and introduced to the authorities of the
State Agricultural Society. The party
We're conducted to the building occu.
pied as hesdq quarters of the society. and
from an upper porch, speeches were
delivered.
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NEW TO-DAY.
S25 REWARD.

YHNHE above re ard will be maid
IL for the recovery Of an Iron GRAY
Horse, four years old, dimly brandei
OIL on the left thigh, which strayed
from Battle Mountain three weeks ago. upon
delivery of the horse at Montana's Stable.
ASA MOORE.
Winnemucca, November /, 1877. n
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES



LONDON. Nov. /.
A correspondent who was an eye
witness, telegraphs as follows from
Erzeroum: As the Turks were evacua-
ting Hassen Kaleh on Tuesday night
the Russians surprised their rear guard.
taking two battalions prisoners. The
Russian loss was insignificant. The
enemy's approach was utterly unex-
pected. The TGrKs now occupy for
midable position at Deye Boyum, the
last defensive position east of Erzeroum.
Servians on this W AR Path.
BELGRADE. Oct. 81.
In consequence of the violation by
Circassians of the Timok frontier OF
Servia, Servian brigade has left Ora.
dista for Saticha.
MOntensgrans at Padgoritza.
RAGUsA. Oct. 81.
Montenegrans have occupied the
heights commanding Padgoritza, and
bom bardment is considered imminent.
The Turks are fastening to the defense
of that place.
russians Active Along the Line.
CoNsTANTISoPLg. Oct. 81.
It is officially announced that the
brigade which was entrenched at Tel
ische has been dispossessed by Rus
slams. Chevket Pssha is certifying the
neighborhood Of Orchanie. Suleiman
Pasha telegraphs confirmation of the
report that the Russian army of Dor
brudscha is III 'rching to Kuzsbun. near
Silistria.
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NOTICE.

Parties indebted to the undersigned will
please settle immedia tely and save cost.
October l6, l977-1m.
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POSTPONE M EMIT.

The date when the stock Of the above
Company shall Decoms delinquent for ASSESS
meut No. was postponedrto the
SIXTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1877,
And the Gate Of sale Of such delinquent stock
was postponed to FhIDAY, EcHMBAR 7rn,
1877, a. the same hour ana place. By order
Vf the Board or Directors,
ABAAh AM HALsEY, Secretary
ONCE, 3I2 Montgomery street, san Fran.
cisco. ocMtd
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Always on hand. and delivered to order,
fresh from the oven in quantities to suit. In
any part Of town.
Having purchased the City Bakery will
spare no pains to merit the patronage Of the
public. CHRIS. DIEHL
winnemucca Juiv2e var
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in the breast by the shafts of runaway
team, which he tried to stop, and
was severely injured.
Robbed on the sidewalk.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l.
Last Tuesday night bold robbery
was committed on stockton street near
Greenwich, between 9 and 10 o'clock.
Three members of Hose Company No.
4 were standing in front of their house
when their attention was attracted to
four men on the opposite side of the
street, engaged apparently IN friendly
scnfhe, supposing that the men were
skyIarking they did not disturb them.
In few minutes three of the men
walked away rapidly aud left the fourth
on the walk. The tiremen went over
when they discovered that the man ON
the walk was citizen who lives III the
vicinity, and learned from him that be
had been robbed OF a gold watch and
chain.
Dragged TO Death by a Horse.
SAN Francisco, Nov. /.
A fatal accident occurred in East
Oakland yesterday. The two Sous of
Charles Sylva-Johun and Joseph,
age d respectively IL and 8 years, were
riding their fathers horse to school at
frightened aud ran away, throwing both
the boys. Joseph, the younger, Was
not hurt, but John had wound around
it from trailing along the ground, and
met most frightful death.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
MINIATURE YACHTING.

Among the miniature yachts ON Prospect Parx Lake
yesterday afternoon was the new sloop Avocet owned
by Captain Brasher She Is 10 inches long, II inches
beam and inches IN depth. II her nrst appear
ance and she oulstepped everything on the lake.
There match race between The schooners Jenot
ana the Adciia, which was easily won by The JenoL
The other boats out were the Vixen. Ednh, Maria
Katie ", Henrietta, Oneto, Mary Elizabeth, Cloud ana
Zephyr. Tho wind from tho north and unfavor-
able Tor the sport
THE COMING REGATTA.
Tho owners oi muiaturc yachts are considerably
interested 10 the approaching regatta Tho event Will
take place on Monday, September D, in Gowanus Bay
under INC supervision aud direction OF Captain K i.
Conn., tho experienced patron OF that line OF sport.
purse III goid will be AWARDED the Winning vessel
The viii be from tho Baird Break water
10 Bay Ridsc dock, wnere the stakeboat will be an
chored tic distance will be three miles, to be sailed
dead TO wndward. the regatta Is open TO ali NINA
iure schooner yachts Ia tho world, and about my en-
tics expected but that Number may be greatly in-
crcas cd before the lists are closed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-08-05
YACHTING NOTES.

Captain ConkIyn's yacht sea- Drift returned to hor
anchorage OF Slapcton yesterday morning, after two
wceFs' cruise to Newport and through Long Island
Sound.
The following yachts passed the HERALD Telegraph
Station at Whtestone yesterday SCHOONER Dreao.
DaughL N.YY.C., Mr.. G. j. Osborn, rom New York,
cruising eastward; schooner Playful, B.Y.c., Mr. X.
W. Holmes from Newport tor Now York sloop Alert,
s.Y.C., Mr. Henry Vail. from New YORK. cruising.
Tho yacht Addie, OF Port Jefferson, l. l.. lying al
Sag Harbor. was boarded by thieves on Monday nghf
last, and n large amount OF property carried of.
The yachts Fnelia, Alice, Petrol, Gypsc, Cyclone,
Clocnette, Resolutc, Scbemer, George and Intrepid
were n anchor in Newport Harbor yesterday
On Wednesday next the boats OF the Newport Yacht
Club VIII race tor prize given by Mr. Samuel +. Pratt,
Boston, II Will be handicap event and tho
about seventeen miles.
Schooner yacht Josephine, NY.Yc., M Lloyd
Phuux, while running down the sound few days
since struck submerged SPAR IL has been found
necessary to take her out the ways at Bristol that
her bottom may be, examined
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THE DEATH OF COLONEL GROVER.

Colonel Grover whose death was reported at the
Coronor's ciice yesterday, originally came IRON
Columbus ONO. hs father Is still residing there.
The Colonel a widower about ior,y-two years Of
age. and man OF line personal appearance He was
commission merchant IN this city, but his place OF
business was not learned. The circumstances VI his
death, as brought out Ut the inquest heid
the Grand Central Hotel yesterday, a.
folows:--Hc had been boarding at tho
Grand Central Hotel for about year past Yesterday
morning the chnmbrrmaid knocked at his door about
nine o'clock, but received no answer Fearing that
something was wrong, she entered the ROOM and found
him lying his bed dead. She Summoned tho
perntcndcnt hotel who called pny STEFAN, but
their Efforts were OF course unncc,ied Mr.. Powers,
the manager oi the hotel testified that tho Colonel was
OF tempera habits out hc noticed about tn roe
weeks ago that he over muatiDg nseif and
Thursday last he acted strangely On FRIDAY night he
was rather Inclined to be stupid morose. Or.
Miller made autopsy OF the booy, aud found that
death wus due TO his having taken overdose Of
choral. several empty phias were found IN hts
which had evldontly contained choral. aud the Jury
brought IN a verdict that death occasioned by
overdose OF choral administered by himself There 10
no evidence Oh suiciue connected with The case.
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POPULARITY OF RAPID TRANSIT.

The desire of the inhabitants Of the city for speedy
communication between all its sections Is fully at
tested by the gradual and steady increase Of travel
the New York Elevated railroad since The present
company took charge Of the liuc The company as
sumcd control of tho road in 1872, when the track
tended from Dcy street TO Thirtcth street. The
following figures, taken from its books, will show
the increase OF travel by the road Tor i've years Dur
ing January, 1872 the number OF passengers
over road IL o4s; Tor tho corresponding month
of 1873 Is 94s In 1874 the number aug neutcd
2li2, IN 1876 to 1dj2o6, aud in January, 1877, to
26o $50. The number carried In February, 1872, was
II SOL; in February 1s73 So Os6 1874, 7,2l2; 1875
65o9o; 1876, ls3,4si, and IN February, 1877, the
NUMBER reached 266 $50. The number tor the
month OF Mrcb, 1872, was l2l,4 1878, 6s, l42;
1874 72,722; 1875, 1882; 1876 1890,
ana Tor 1877, 2i7, s24 The number for April 1872,
was H. us; 1873. $685. 1874, 1880; 1876 40 S2J
1876 49, 97 and IN April Of the present year 27a 52J
la May 1872, the number carried WAS IL l49 IN 1873,
63sI7 1874 707IS; 1916 74,72l; 1876, 1so,6l7, and
ID 1871 The grand total 293 9z the argcs, number
ever carried by the road in q single month, was
reached figures for June, 1877, were IL Gas; IN
1873 So 65 1874. 70069 1873, u.s. l25; 1875 lsb $50,
and last month tho numbcr ran up 20 2ov2'4. Tue
passenger returns Tor July, 1872 were l3,145 1873,
CO. 500; 1914 1881 1885, lo5,o64; 1876, 662l6 and
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The boating organizations OF Passac and vicinity in
dulgcd IN a regatta yesterday afternoon. The course
was rom lust above The loot bridge at Paterson city
10 a stakcboat u male digtant aud return. Tho first
race was Tor single scuers, aud had two starters,
VIZ, q W. Johnson, OF the AdcIpn, and George w.
Lee, OF The Triton Boat Club. Lee led all
the way and won easily. Time, Ism. 53a The
next race was for four-oarcd gigs Three
testapts came out for this They eiritons,
T. 9. Iouney, stroke; n. T.. Romme. bow ana Oscar
II. I.un, coxswap. Eurckas--W. - johnson, stroge (;
q. ". Smy the, bow. and W. Clark, coxswain. Ac-
quack stonck--C Dcmorest, stroke; J. W. Highie,
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BOATING ON THE HUDSON.


ARRANGEMENTS FOR ROWING REGATTA ~
sEwsuEG BAY.
NswsrgG. \. Y, August 4 1877.
meeting was held here last night 10 arrange for
proposed rowing regatta. and permanent rowing as
soc,alion was formed with tho iollowing ofncers-
Presideni--g. Dpnoghue. Vice Presidents--Wlliam
+. Edmonston Hiland williams and James c. Gr,ges.
D,ckey. Il IS the intention OF tho associa-
ton to keep alive the interest once islt here
Ia rowing matters, and "a have grand
regatta al least year. The coming regatta will
run through days thursday and Friday August 20
81 There will be four races each day and hand
some prize gwen each class. The following tho
first days races
/. Amateur single scuu shell race.-Prizs. gold
watch CHAM valued NJ $50
=. Race Tor boys uuaer twenty years, In working
boats /. vet ong single soul. and boats not
unesr 40 pouuds weight.-Przes-$20 10 nrst boat,
$40 second
s. Professional single SOUL raco-F,rst prize, $50;
second prize. 49, third prize. $40.
l. Double scuh working boats not over - iect long
aud ooals not over 100 pounds wcignt-First prize,
500; second, So.
SECOND DAY.
The races for the second day as follows
/. Race Tor amateur four-oared shell boats. The
prizo VIII be handsome gold badge Tor each member
OF the winnins
. Race for double sculi working boats not over II
feet long, aud boats not TO weigh over lao pounds
ench. Prizes-First $50; second, SIS.
3. Race Tor Boys under twenty years OF age, In
double SOUL working ooaa not over Is feet long, and
boats not TO weigh over $50 poundsFrst prlzc, $40;
second prize. $40
a. pairoared professional shell frat prize.
500; second prize, $50
CONDITIONS.
The above races are al to te three miles In length,
WIN one turn. TOE entries are TO oe made to William
u. Dickcy, secrstiry Newburg Rowing Association,
No. 10 rhira street, NewDurg. N. y, on or before
Angus. 2j 1877. tho entrance Is 10 DO Tree and Il
required that three boats shall make raco.
PROSPECTS,.
1t hoped that all nearly all the professionals and
the best the amateurs OF country will cntor.
lreaegek A. Rlaisted, of New York, the present
champion, has, II ID SAID expressed willingness 10
come. John Bgiin, OF New York, Edward II inian, OF
o. Lada; Frenchy johnson, OF Boston; the Wards, OF
Cornwall; Faulkner and Resan. of Boston; Morris,
Coulter Scharn and Luther. OF PIltsburs; Ross,
Brayley aud smith, OF Canada Zen Eyek, OF PeeksKill
Nickel uf New Jersey Riley, oi Saratoga Courtney. Of
Union springs, and others VIII be communicated with,
and therc strong probability that nearly all Will
take part ol several races. Ii Is also
pectea that thofe VIII he present to participate repre-
scntativcs from nearly all tho New York city rowing
clubs and also from Albany, Troy. Grcenbush, Phla-
dophla, Newark, Bergen Paterson and Diner places.
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HUNTERS POINT. BRIDGE.

Another session OF the investigating commttec of
the Kings County Supervisors held yesterday to
inquire INTO the manner In which repairs Oh the
Hunters Point Bridge executed under the drec.
too OF Supervisor Clark Commissioner Fiahcrty, OF
the Brooklyn BOARD OF Guy works, testified tnat
no built the Urugo IN question, ut cost Of
$50 0O0 In 1868; the SUN expended IN repairs,
So $50 excessive cost AS great difficulties
had 10 be encountered John X. Conn, supcriutend-
of the Cross Town Raroad testified That the work
well done and that there we're not too many men
employed o. it, Other Witnesses were examined, but
nothing o. public ,n,orcst was elected Tho committee
adjournca SUBJECT TO tho call Of the Char.
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GLASS BALL SHOOTING.

Captain A. II. Bogardus, champion wing shot Of tho
world, has decided to offer handsome gold badge for
tho championship OF America ID glass ball shooting.
The event will take place at Tho Brooklyn Driving
Park, Parkve, l.. l., on Thursday, 10Th nst and the
novel character OF the affair will bring together tho
most expert pigeon snots Of the country. Among
Other provlsons The rules, under which the badge Is
offered binds The holder to shoot any challenger for
sum not less $3.50 sida within Two months Of
the tie OF challenge uuder penalty Of forfeiture All
matches nxod Tor 100 glass balls The badge be-
comes personal properly o: the holder II retained
two years against all comefa
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GENERAL BENAVIDES.

TO TIE EDITOR The HERAlD:--
In yesterdays issue oil your valuable paper notice.
among the Mexican news, telegram from your cor.
respondent in San Antonio In which he mentions Cen
era Benavldss the agent recently sent by Prcsdent
Daz to tue Rio Grande. rs "a distinguished en- off
ceJ';--thc italics are lnnc-''Of the Mexican army ~
Permit me TO TINS impression Tho General IN
question has been Tor number oil years active SER
y.cc his country, he has yet retired from the
army ana am fully vinccd that he has never con.
tcmpated taxing any such measure. BY inserting this
rectincation al early ISSUE OF the HERALD you Will
confer favor upon A MEXICAN.
NEW YORK, August 4, 1871
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

PHILADELPHIA GUN CLUB VS.. NAIRA0ANsETT
GUN CLUB, AT NEWPORT.
NEWPORT, II. l., August T. 1877.
The Ave members OF the Philadelphia Gun Club who
will meet an equal number OF the Narraga nsett u ia
Club in S5oomatch, at the grounds OF the laier os
the l7th inst, have been named, folIows:Captan.
NJ f. Rogers, President OF the club; General Il. Buri
Grub, Mr. Rudolph Eliis Dr. Geroge Gerhard, Mr. II.
Brown aud Mr.. John KING
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A MISSING BnuOKulNITE.

Tho Brooklyn Central Once police have been notL
fed that Jacob schreiber been missing from hIs
homo, No. 2l5 Fifth avenue, since August l. He Is
thrlyeght years OF age Ave feet ten inches In height,
has dark hair and small side whiskcrs, native OF Ger
many anu n barber b. tragpv He mas vile and three
cbildren and his business aud domestic relations are
fad 10 have been oil sucn pleasant character that no
reason can be Tor hrs sudden and unacco""s
AOie disappearance