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.wTS. Crew house q {6e battlefield

~ EneCre mousse on the 08ttieneld
Of Malvern Hill was burned last Satur-
day. This dwelling stood on the hill
upon which Nice Gfelian's line was-formed.
The Confederate brigsdes sdvanced
across the open field under the fire Of
100 cannon and Of the musketry of
large bodies of Union infantry, ,and made
several determined efforts to capture the
house, Some of the regiments broke
aud fell back before they reached the
house, but portions Of the column forced
the advanced batteries to retire. The
assault was too weak, however, to; break
the Union line, which WAS shaped like o
crescent, with this house near the lef,
center The firing continued until o p
NJ, and the Confederate forces were com.
PEELED to retire to their Original positions.
The house was frame structure owned
by Mr P J Crew, Of Richmond, and
occupied, when it was burned, BY the
overseer Of his farm Another building,
interesting from wartime associations,
lwas also burned last week This was
FusseH's mill, s miles below Richmond,
which was inside the Confederate lines
during the campaign or. 1862, and was
used At one time as hospital. s's'
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The Game Laws.

From November Is to January /
1878, quail may be killed. After this
year, dating from Novemberu1 to Jan
uary Is, wild turkey may be killed
from September to April |, wild duck
July to January l, wookcock; Sep
tember l to January 1, pheasants; and
from September 90 to Novehber l, dee
may be shot. Any one breaking thes,
laws will be fined from two to twenty
dollars or Imprisonment or both. Thi
applies to venders Of the game, ont 0
season, In the same manner,
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> fanie g,bspapu-- -9,snttb to Hgldifs, fartign
County Correspondence
Reported for the Spirit Of Democrsoy.)
From sunsbury Township. q.

= !
sa From sunsbury Township, ,g7
Report of Oak Grove School, District
No.. l., Suusbury Township, for the
month ending December7:, g
Noaof pupils enrolled--boys 13, girls
81; total 40. Average daily attendance
--boys 10, girls l9 total 20. Average
per cent of attendance, %. @sa'l
..s,g > 49, ROLL or HONOR. -,
lsT HoNoR Matte Griffith, Mary
IBudd, Jennie Lup:on, Lucy Smith, Lu.
ella Griffith, Joe Budd, Ross Hutchison,
John Wore. l' ts
% HoNoR-Mary Bell Wore. Florence
Stewart, Annie Harper, Sam Stackhouse,
W. R. Stewsrt, John Budd, Mary Reed,
Sallie Stewart. FssSS faaS .qsf
The champion spoilers are doe Budd,
Ross Hutchison, Matte Griffith, Mary
Budd. eassf6 j. A. WIcHrERMAN,
Teacher.
So ~ a<g4y-ts- =. ss s.s.gs o. -. -. - g
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1877-12-18

= The following are those sho we're ab-
sent during the examination:r Mollie
Hubbard, Anna Pennington, Amanda
Wilson, Rosberry Martin ,s,.ssv ~ =. -
Grade from q to 100. 100 perfect. 80
good. 60poer, SO very poor. 100 de.
notes the perfect or rhonor" pupils in
eanh branch asa = ,isssis HsgsIsSj 81 .p3
We have been favored with number
of visits from parents and others. Come
again and bring others with you
W. # BorrENrIELp, Teacher.
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Written for The Spirit of Democracy.)
From Green Township.

New CASTLE, MONROE Co, OHIo,l
December 10, 1877. &
& Ed. SPIRIT: ] have often been request.
ed to send you some local items from
this place, and have finally consented to
try, although items are rather scarce.
Business seems to be tolerably brisk
here considering the scarcity Of money.
There are two stores, one kept by Mr..
Nc cCurdy, the other BY Mr. briggs
Thcre are four blscksmiths who are Kept
busy, and four or five shoemakers all do
ing q good business, also one saddler
shop. One thing We need very much is
a hotel that viii attract the attention OF
|tra~elers Who WIZ hang o1tfhe shin
lyle, brethrenf Why can We not have 4
| nouring-mill here 7 is question that is
foften heard. It's certainly one 81 the
best locations that can be, found In the
county. Who will move ID the matter I
rs The health of, this ,cemmunity is. very
good 81 athpresent. . There has been. con.
siderable diphthefia this Fall, bot it has
nearly disappeared at this writing. The
writer has treated nearly dfty cases since
the drst Of September; all but two have
Terminated favorably.lgl0J I'd & II il{
The schools in this vicinity, 80 far as
4 khos, sare in . prosperous condition.
The New Castle School is taught by Mr..
Hurd +; Otis by Mr.. Pennington Z Laurel
Rdn BY Mr.. Deyaul; Lehigh by Mr..
jSawyers Benwood by Mr.. Norris s.
Tobacco ! is not selling in this neigh.
borhood yet; merchants are offering
from - to a.; farmers are holding for
Ihigher prices ssss.aI. gsss.,.s.5assss,s
We have orgauised in this township
what is known a. the Screen Township
Mutual Horse Thief Detective Associa
tion." The following oticers and De.
tectiyes have been elected.ii se 80 a
b. President--JoNArHAN HoLrscLAw.
Tice Presideat-T. j. MoMAsrERs.
20 -" T G.. MCFARLAND.
Secretary GORGE NEFr. ipis
1redsurer-JAcoB Orr i7asa
Detectives -ANDREw FcLroN, JoHS
MORROW, ANDREW SAwYERs. ISAAC Nc
CURDY. DAVID MoKELvY, A. NJ CRAw
foRD. N. 81. EpDr, ISAAC MITCHELL, S
lJ. DEvAUL.
| Organizations Of this kind have beer
/ in force in Belmont County for Years
and havel giyenAyery good satisfaction
| A copy OF the lConstitution Of the ST
Clairsville Association has been adopted
by the Society; We are thoroughly or
ganized, and have plenty Of sea gras
rope and sour apple trees to fasten tn
end opposite the moose. ! Horse thieue
toiH please take notice. Respectfully,
II asp,a,o e5s qmA7Ss J. DEvAuL.
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Worth, the monarch of modistes, EN-
ployes 1900 assistants. A fashionable
lady once said to him: 81 don't like
your taste at all, Mr. Worth" "Mad.
ame," he replied, II am quite sure thai
II l had your taste, ! should not have
any customers"
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Reported for The Spirit Of Democraey.)
sses From Perry r TOWuship. s.s

{ ScHooI REpoRr-T The following is the
result of q written examination in the
common branches, Of the advanced de.
partment Jofnthe Antioch Public School,
for the month ending Nov. 80, 1877, &C
eompapied by grades In department.
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is"I'te been here--taking advantage of
mistake Mamie made, and Eve dis.
covered what a jewel she Is, Ernest.--
She shallnever again want my love or
care Children it Id the best day i ever
sawi"EsiT adA .tfsmis ,eHshasft
And when Ernest put ode around his
wife and child, and the other around his
mother, with tears in their eyes, and
smiles on their lips, they all indotsed
her opinion. H.ati ~ 5i7i r,5 s5gsT
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1877-06-07

- Serr Sobse, Statiftiter bee De-
portcments fir @6srbau. bat nussere4'
net, oa6 wdbrenb Der nerfoiienen IL
Monate 4, ,OO0. 900 S9msine itben Al.
tiers (unb 9eiHle1tes) an ibneu einsen'
tbimIi&en &ranfbeiten perenreten.
Eieielben (Sis Sdiueine ndmIiG) rec
prdieutirteu einen Gelbwertb bon $780, .
900, 900. Gin Sunftei ees Seiaurmt'
uerluftes traf ben Staat SaiHois, bouu
fomme in Der 5feibeufolse 2KifIouri.
Soma uub Subiana, ipeld1e ;ufamneu
.iuen gsrIujf bon SO. .0O0. /. 900 erIitteu.
6lorioa, alabana, RiHifippi erlittsn
per5dltnibmdBis eben TO erobe Serlnfte,
I'M @ansen 81, 500. 600 bstrasen6. Sn
ben an ben eroseu Binneuieen uno Der
paciFf@en SIfte anereusenbeu StriHer
mar Der 8erIuit fe6r scrins. Son beu
abrisen Sifritten faub man in gSef'
8irsinien bic eerinsften spureu, uni
Ohio un6 ole atIautifde SIife fnb nor'
theiI6after iituirt ols ole ansei&uemm'
ten Sifrifte. Ser gerIuit 1T nur etr
Drittel 10 aros, aIs Die gefamuterport'
pom edweinsFsifd i'm Istten Sabre be
trueen.
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2ie i,crfolefcal /.

GIN jpeiafdisss Geanit -naus an tsr 9reu
Rcae. etsra aReiIe HfrtIin rca Tratt ysN
Ohie'. Gas 6ebaass IL Gin sutts ;reift disss
uuh riirhe ii6 rsrtrrHliG fur eiucn Etcrr cter
icnfises @ei6SftsbIRs eisurn. Ter &Sufer
fam aH6 stsras SaRe ksfpmmsu. Sl6buts
10 svfrassn bel.
&aiper @intbeittr.
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Tieie Diaen soernen t,i@t empfcbleR
ais 5tilmittel sesen ,,alIe eeieen. henen
bas 5leiIH untertban II, !" fcnbern sesen
9ranf6eiten Der 2eber; bel biliSfen
8eI6werben, DispepFe une trant6a5'
tenn Rppfirtb ursr eerartiSen uebeIn
fnb fs uuiibertrsfFi&.
&aites 5teber.
Go siebt tein te6erts AtfabrusitteI vcr
cber mad benz Gebraa&t Scn Sainin.
2ls einfadss purstrmittel fIn6 fe
unserslei4lid.
gean bate I'd bsr TSIi9Hasex.
Die aGten fIab ME iiberJn6ert.
Stte SHaHtel Sat einen rctbsR
Da6sfiesel auf btm Dedfl init her Sn.
lhrift Or. N:eane's 9iser pile.
Seter tlmiblas Sat bic Sisuatnren 6.
1seane unb 5Ismins 8rcs.
Sertauft bei reipeftabIeH DrcgniRea u.
Country Stcrebaltern im Allsemeinen.
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Cute Ocle0eul)eit

Oas iebr siinitis eeleaene une oOa-
fonimen einetridltete. friiber pon Der
6irma g6beI nno &dlomann 5eniste
Storehans in aRorriion. in biIIi9 Ju
uermietben. Sn ben,felben nurNe felt
Sabrtn elm tiidtiaer Store asbalikn
@dber uad,Infraaen bel
GIis. g d ON ann,
NbminiifratriE.
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&dbrtna ees lstten 6iseaIiabrei

- @dbrenh oes lttten 5iscaliabres
wurrtn pom Yoitbepartement ISL Wfil'
lionen Yoitfarten perfauit. Ger 8e
oarf fir oas nddte 1iscaiiabr iuire
auf 1s0 9Rinionen seiddst. Ser
@ontraft fur Xief,run9 Der YOitfartsn
uurbe porseitern aut 4 Sabre on bic
.,Nmcriean 8botppe Co." bon Stem
Solt su 693 Sents pro Sauienb beige'
ben. Inter btm ieitberisen Gontrafte
wurteu sl.35 pro SauienS be;abIt.
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Sie Gommiiiion, welde fiir;Iidb
Die 3uitdnbe i'm 3eu 9Orfer 3pnbauff
unteriudt bat, bat pem SdnEisfretar
einen tbcilpriitn 8sridlt abaefattet.
Die ommiiiion iif Der Mniidt. bob
BON btn bislana inn 8ew gorfer 3ou'
bauie nnaefeIIten Ysrionen. bsren 3ohl
ii9 aaf unasfabr 1000 belief. gum me.
nieiten 200 entIaGen ,perbeu ioaten,
Do bic lbris bleibenoe Mnsabl bOIlitdn
big eeniisenb iei. um Die uerlanate
Mrbeit ,u nerridtsn. Nuberbsm iuirb
in iGarfen @uSoriifen bic Yraris uer-
oammt, 9euten ais gebiilfsn gebolte
gu besabl:u. tueldc feline entfpre&enben
Sienite leiifsn, unh aleid;eitig auf Die
Nbidaffuna Dee Spitsms poIitiider
Jruennungen eeorungen, ueIdes .in
ieinem GinHub auf bic Nnaeifc0ten
ais bemoraliiireno uno als barauf be-
rtdnet bineeitrat mire, amtlide lin
uiifvnbeit unb s eruption su ermutbi
asn uno su epicen." Die GommiiiiOn
erildrt, bas Die Ghre Der Neatsruns unp
ole &cdte Der Smporteute uur raourd
aewnbrt werhen t0nnen, oab Der 3oa
oienit edn,lid bon ber YarteieontrOle
betreit uno nuf Der 8aFs ltreueer &C.
idaftsprineipisu rsoraaniiirt peroe.
Der 8er,dt Der Gommiiiion 1T BON
>em sSinansiefretdr unS ben HIaiioen
ten atbiliat worben. uno cs lueroen
Sdritte getban weroen. um in Gin
flans nit ben Sdlu6foIeerunaen Der
s ommiiion cine @soraanriatiOn hes
! Mem Sorfer 3oHbauiss in's &erf au
itbtn. SOrIduIa bat Sefrstar Cher
man Sent Mem Sntf:r Solicitor Der
36ae zen Ssfsbl cttbsilt. ;wan,i9 BRO
cent Der Nnacftellten su entlaiisn.
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MM oaS retienoe Fublltnm
Sse,r, esr has aItt TaterIanr tsiu6sn rtsI
Ssrwanec aus Tsutitlane frmmsn Iallen MIL
isute j5abrtilsts iitsr @aItinIrrs ISien.
Tie pradtrrlcn nsutn Iamrfsr esS
9sorS6entifeR 2loBO,
Sraunf6,ptia. sl0OSons. @npllnbiitid
siiirubers. 300 Sons Sap Saaer,
Baltimore, $500 :. Weper
Berlin, $500 Yutiher
Ohio, 25OI . Mepes
eeipsis. $500 " aoTmann.
iabrsn ,rseImdeis ale IL Gage ;'pildbsn Sats
timore uue 8remcm unr nsbmsn paNaaisrs
III biuiaffeu 8atsn an.-Ier SanennasplaF
ser DamSfltiTs il iualsi6 Isppt eer &Iltis
mcreune ShC Giisntabn, ptlds palidaiers
rem une mad rsmISsitsn ;u ubilliaerenpreiisn
bsiSrher., ais irasnh eins Giifntabn rcn Her
Ycrf =ser rhiiaes:sbia.
Bel Gufunfr Ter Iamrfi6iHt Tire eas J srrt
fir ale niCf anaehtllte aei6lrnen. 10 ede ei'
Iiuranrersr nidbt Der G'siabr ausaeieEt ltnr zen
Sstru.ern teidbRinrtlt tu wsretn. mas in an
sersn cafsnplassn isissr ir rit Ger SAD III.
Ginmanoerer iiber Baltimore habtn
feline nfoiten fur Sranspott oes
8ep6dts.
Mit 0ampiihiHen tcs gtorSbsutiden
9lrpo wurbsn bis GnSe 1S74. $40. .C17
Heriunen beforpert.
ySGbreno Der @intevmOnate futrStn
feline 9aiiitten.Yafuaiere anaenommen
9Esa.n wsiisrsr ausfunft psnee man nd al
u. 2cbu bmsdtbcr S 60,
go 5 Sun tSdp Ctr.
@aItimors, W<f
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Manheod, How Lest, Hew ResteTed
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Just pa6sished, a Tsete edition Of DIR. CuHs
Essay on the
radical cure scith0ut gaedietRsof SpcTDs0t0rs
ThOea or Seminal Weakness, Lnc0tNntGTy
Seminal Losses, IpspOIeneg, Mental and
Physical Incapacity, IHspcdinaents toAGTTsgge
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induced By scIf-indulgence Of ssrnas ersrG0ag'
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The celebrated auGs.a, tn this admirable
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medicine or the application Of tie knife;
posatiug out d mode Of euro at once simple
certain, and e1ectncl 6y means Of schieh erers
sufferer, no matter what his condition naas
cure hinasclf eheaply prtrately, and Radically.
H This Lecture should be tn the hands o
eceTy youth and ereTy man IN the land.
SeUt, under seal, in a pldsn encel0pc, TO dn5
address, postpaid on receipt Of sac cents, OF
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G&rG6ssufGnes! 0eiGls&te- -RTanf.
beiteu, 6incsreiiis ;uT Che! uufruGttaT
felt! Rannbarftit! Ormnelicbe %.
itbnelie une tidere 0eiGune
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Oas aUIbesse 2Sn6 far 1ne
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veriieselt asssn Ginieneuna ron 25 ets.
ceer Serrn @srtb IN Deh. Stamps. por.
totr Il Serfaaht. eIerefiire Deniifbe
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Tie 2nuIanaer Semotraten ba
ben bic GeouIb bon Sabes eridopft,
unr berielbe soacrt nidt, ibnen hitiee
III iaaen. 9eutc, iucldle nod Dor 6rei
Monattn ieiue bitteriten 8egntr warcn
Hno isbt Die unsiidttIiditen 9Iemter
bettler, nit welden Der Yrdiihent ~
tbun bat. gu eiusm Yaar risie,
Sttifbettler. wtlde ihu pHr ein'sen
Saseu tsiudten, um auf ole Grnsn
uune Dee eiusn BON ihuen aum SdiifS:
beamten hcS ..fcns bon Stem SrleanS
~ brinseu. ioa 9apss asiagt babtn.
oaB e. aaes fir Die Oemofraten in
9ouiiiana setb III babe, mas Ct tbun
tonne, uno rucs Tic beaniprudrn f6nns
ten. Gr babe ibnen bic Sontrole Ibel
Ole Staats. uno 9ofaIresieruns iuiebel
peridaift, uno hamit m0Aten fie su'
fricoen iein Sb bem nun aber 70 lei
ober nidt. er luiiuide ibnen su wihtr
;u thun, has er bel Der SertbeiIuna
Der SunoeSdmtcr in eriter &eibe oi.
8,iuhe pon 9.uten isiuer ciseneu
&artsi berl6Hdtigsn turrne.
- Ser Ndhriht. biB in SelnIa un;
dnScrcn Srttn 4labama's rrpubllfa
niide @ir9ermeiiter uno 3u eltidei
Sb:ilen rtpubl,fnuiid,e uuo oemOfrat,
,Ae StaHtratbs Mitsleiner sswdbl
murrsn, irlst aui Dem SuBs cine an
oers, unals,b widtissre, aus &orl
: Carolina. Sort fdncen ndmlid per
iAiebtne Nunieipal' unb Speeialunb
len fatt uab purben !. . in @aleiaI
-eintr bisberissn itfftn Burg etl
Semotratie-9 bemOeratiide. 8 re
pubiitaniide unb 2 unabbdn3ise AI
oermen. in SasetteOilIs Der nnabban
siae WapOr uno bic 90. Stabtratbs
Hitglieber (lesen bas rea.'oemofrafi
ide 5i6tD. in Butler Der republifani
id,e YRapoS unb s &spubIifauer-0ol
oen 10 Nelermtn erpablt u. I. tp.-Ee
gut uuterridtste Gorr,iponbent BE-
bic iioIiHe Yolitit oes YrdFoentsl
3npes burdaus nidt "oIsidenoen" -
>, Simes" ertlart, oub bic 3oro @aro
liner i'm Aaaemsinsn Die YarteifeheI
ah,affr,iien beatnnen uno Oab - Dan
Ser oisisu llmidmuns beuertiteaiaen
Den ilpiiden $cIitit eer neuen Nomi
niitration-Sie Sage Der Republican
iden Yartei i'm aIten 8ai'Staate b
ceuteuo bciier lei. ais irmaIs felt 1877:
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE.

A DEMoCRATIc SPEAKER fLEcTED-FoUR REPuB-
LICANs VOTE WITH THEIR POLITICAL oPpo-
NENTs-THE REMAINING oFFICERs MOSTLY
REPUBLIcAN-THE SENATORIAL QUESTION.
TRENTON, Jan. II, 1877.
After bitter fight between the contending political
factions the lowor house the Legislature organ.
ized to-day in the interest Of the democrats Four
rcpublicans-Me Howell Van Rensselaer, and Wight
man, OF Newark, and Mr.. VAIL OF Union county
seeded from their party to compsh this result.
THE ORGANIZATION.
The organization as iolOws:-
Speaker--Rudolph L. Rabe (democratl, Hudson.
Cie-k-John Y Foster (rcpublican), Newark
Assistant Clcrk--J Herbert Potts (repuDIican),
Hudson
Engrossing Clcrk-Jonathan Goble (rcpublican),
Ocean county, and republican sergeant -at-arms,
democratic assistant and the minor Offices equally
divded The organization is considered 10 be antagO-
nistc TO the ''5tate House ring. !"
THE SENATORIAL QUESTION
Now that tho fight the Speakership is ended,
the contest for United States Senator will
assume immense proportions, and much
excitement Will prevail until the election
is held IN JOINT meeting on Wednesday, the oath inst.
The principal contestants are Mr.. John X. Mcpherson
aud MIR. Ashtel Green. Ex-Governor Parker, william
Walter Phelps and ex-senator John r. stockton re
main IN the back sround, ready wiling be
taken compromise candidate should the friends
OF the leading two fail to Mr. MCPHERSON,
cording to current report is long ways ahead In the
race Both houses adjourned TO Monday evening
next
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

trotting race to sleishs came of yesterday MORN
ing ST. Nicholas avenue, for u cup, given by
Mr.. Lambert OF the Club House. Five horses were
entered comprising Mr. Weeks gray geding Boy
Lewis. John Murphy's sorre gcldng Drcadnaught,
Mr.. Odel's bay mare Nelly BLY,, Mr. MacDawara's bay
mare GYPSY and o. s. Baiey's bay horse The dis
tance about mile aud repeat, and tho race was
by Bolly Lewis ia two straight heats The win
ner was driven by Isaac Spauld,ng. The judges were
Messrs johnson, Case, vandcwater aud Mcdonald.
The race was witnessed by u largo crowd.
The sleighng finer yesterday afternoon than II
has been at any time within the recollection Of the
Oldest roadc and thousands out speeding their
equine pets. Conspicuous among the fine steppers
was L. W. Johnson's black gcldng Aleck, driven by
John Murphy. He had several brushes with Dun
Walton's bay mare Countess and they both showed
grea, speed without deciding which had the most. 1t
Is said that Alcck trot In $50 Mr.. Bonner's son
Allie was driving beauty called Mamie b. that
showed great speed. Mr. Rockwell also had fast one
In a chestnut gclding. Brushes continued until dark
past the Cub House, and the scenes were very cx-
citing and greatly rcshed by tho lookers.on.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12

There are in winter quarters at the place Of Com
modore Frank Bates, foot OF Thrty-sevcnth street,
south Brooklyn, ~ ", the following yach S.
Cabin-Annic, America Maggie b., Siren, Gcrmana,
Twinkle, Cassie, Emma b., Marie, Nellie d. and Re-
vcillc.
Opcn--Fannie X, Nellie, Chauncey NJ. Felt, Emily
F., Adele Edna, Wave and Chemann.
steamers Edward Burgess and funs
Harry Smedlcy, loot OF Court street, Brooklyn, 70.
Gently hnishcd lor Mr.. J. p. Wilson, Of New York, a
steam launch 3S feet long, also yacht 80 feot IN length
copper bottom and copper fastened throughout The
latter is owned by Mr.. Fowler, of New York, who in
n lew days Will snip The boat TO Cuba
Mr.. james I.cnox. foot OF Thirty fourth street,
South Brooklyn, has IN hand an open yacht % icct
Ionn
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

Tho complimentary benefit rendered 10 jimmy Kelly
and seddons Mouse at HIPS Theatre yesterday after
noon success. Tho coscy place crowded
everybody seemed to relish the hearty bouts with
the gloves that took place. McGinty ana Saunders
were first presented. and at tho conclusion II
pretty affair though tho last round McGnty had
little The best OF II, the rally at The finish being very
energetic Bowcs and Croker followed suit. and though
the latter got In most at nrst the honors evenly
uivdcd. Young Could and George Scr we're then In.
troduccd and sct to work with Will Both clever
aud, beng as fresh ms paint, treated the audience
rare exhibition OF science Professor Whitney and
Wary Edwards Casey and Carman and Collins aud
''iho Steel Man, tnen came on and acquitted them.
selves crcditaby. Kelly and "rhe Moasc'' wound up
In ring costume In point OF science, perhaps Kelly
was superior, but neither lnchcd and they pun
each other with vgor that was refreshing to witness
at least one may judge by tho thunders OF applause
which greeted them when they shook hands at tho
termination.
The New York herald., 1877-01-12
STATE CHARITY ASSOCIATION.

AZ the regular monthly meeting Of the State Chart
ties Aid Association. held yesterday afternoon reports
were from the standing ana visiting committees
The Committee Children report the Iniants' Hospt
tai on Randali's Island filed with mothers and chil
under three years OF ago. there being restrc
ton 10 the length Of time these women remain,
prov,dcd they takc Of their children and
that the children under the legal age. Somc
employment should be provided ior those
women, who idle Q great part Of the
time Fitty-one infants ore boarded out 10
Westchcster county. Tho death rate among them
lower than at Randalls Island There are 179 ch.
dren al the Idiot Asylum the building Is scrupuously
and the children we'll cared tor. The schools
re-establ shed in October are working. Tho Visiting
Committee for Bellevue Hospital report Bellevue Hos
pita clean and good order: coils have been white.
washed refractory windows made 10 OPEN and towels
ana blankets supplied There Is great need Of better
disc piine Tor the worknouso helpers. Charity Hos
pita IL ovcrcrow ded there being many patients
than beds; supply OF blankets ana towels insufficient
The Kings County Visiting Committee report lew
Of the most needed repairs made IN the LunAtic Asy
lum building. Walls and ceiling OF tho bread
black ana dIrty the bread dark Ia color aud Al
this s article OF food given In abundance this
is especially 10 bo regretted. The diseased and I'M
beetle occupants OF tho INT OF the Female Aims
house nave been removed to another building. Com
plants Of sour bread and green POTATOES continue
The inmates complain OF cold The laundry ARA pgc
ments very poor. An organization Tor outdoor
lies, with a full corps OF visitors has been formed
Reports wero also read from tho visiting committees
OF Cayuga, Tompkins and Monroe counties.