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National Republican., 1877-08-23

IT sHocLp be remembered that the civil ser.
vies oan only be reslly aud pormaneutly 70.
formed by strot tmrartiality. II will not do
to iuRkc sroeptious to the rules for any rer
sonsi sr political rs~sous hvwever strong they
may 10
National Republican., 1877-08-23

TnE YsLiriuIL eIsws Of candidates for 10
si.ions 4. che british civil suvlrs s.s usssi
considered and ths 4ppintss, are tet,
syusliy divided t~cSu the ldhsrsi aud To, '
parties. - w"uld nsenrsiiy .hsppsn andsr the
Influence Of ffse competition
National Republican., 1877-08-23

Trs chArAntsf ~ ths nntrart by which the
W~-t~rs iInion and Atlantic su,i Paaiie Tele
erni'h rJnts.nisr Usrs consolidated 10 show,
hy che fn't that thsy rsfnse tc Awe the jros q
s"py Of II. Msu love tarknes ba,4ase their
dce,is are evil
National Republican., 1877-08-23
THERE ARE POLITICAL DEADBEArs IN
THE LAND.

FfUth tHo NlnCIlIIIEfI sFIlIhtFclATT
Judge West. by his tenderness in speaking
OF the Presidents reeorn'rn ci the fact In the
South, throws away tb. strong point OF the cam.
paign, He does this against his better Judgment
no doubt, IN deterenre to tho mhignancy OF par.
Gel of political deaibrais II is . great mistake
have mealI
National Republican., 1877-08-23

Ora merchants aud sns,Rcss men complain
Of dnli timss aud a lack of sustotncrs why
dsn't ron ed vartisot Follow the example OF
A. T srrwART, J"HS wASSAMAkEk and
other sn;,s.sfui b'.sinsss mon, aud advertise
iibera!iv No money Invested In piinler's ink
Is eyer lost,
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THK latest proposition for Improving the Wash
ing,ou Monument ana making II a.sril - 20 Irrr
IL tito Sisusu station, - be pssl W he wea,he
prophets
National Republican., 1877-08-23
THE FABLE OF THE SPIDER AND THE
FLY.

Prom the PhiiadslphiA Times;
Il m doubt reminded President Hayes of
the venerable verses about the spider and the fy
But he did not walk Into Mr.. Blaines pRfOr. The
invirHriOn was dsclinod with ~ much gilsh a. AZ.
companied the giving OF It, How pleasant are
these sweet amenities OF pOliticsi
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THs NATIONAL REPUBI:cASis is mailed daily
TO every member of Congress Persons who have
apartments to rent win DO well 10 advertise at
onos, and secure that desirable class Of patron
ana
National Republican., 1877-08-23

GIStsAL G'RrIxLp 10 reported among thu weak.
kcesd supportsrs Of tho Administration Like -.
TuoSAs We viii moi pslievo nnni we aaVe tie
| oe I.ar proof
National Republican., 1877-08-23

SENATOR CoSovRR Is IN the city. He has re.
covered frum the ma'sdv that afflicted him wien
he len oil his California tour last spr'ug
National Republican., 1877-08-23

M.Sy Of the employee. Of the District govern,
menl since the dismissal If rhs surveyor, fe.r that
the ofciai az will fan their unprotected neck,
and sever their connection with city affair.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THs mass meeting Of Administration Re-
puoiicsns which Ia 70 be held ~ wMeTvillA Name.
to-day VIII attract great attention The friend, OF
the PresidsAi In that State determined 10 Ssnd
up for HIM
National Republican., 1877-08-23

snsAroR THuRxAsis Is perfectly satisfied with the
outlook ofthe Ohio election, and feels confident
that The Democrats Will WIN the day. The sena.
tor has evidently been talking too much with JoHN
@. THOMPSON lately.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

The people now ask the Government to Civ,
them cheap tSesrams Let US have the postal tele
graph
National Republican., 1877-08-23

most good.natured fellows IN the ~srid the secrs
tary must have tread rathsr heavily on the Con
4 areSmana corus VI &c
National Republican., 1877-08-23

FisisHISo the granite base Of the Peace Monu-
ment' has the appearance Of being an everlasting
| contract The stone b on the ground but II Is not
placed In position only at the rate Of one block q
day. II the masons are working by the day the
| slowness Of things can be easily accounted for.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

sEcRRrARY scHUR has displeaaed Congressman
| PAIlAIra VI KSnSas ~ MI PHILLIP l. QUE Of tie
National Republican., 1877-08-23
MAR RfED,

LACY-SMTrHSDN,-- Al NJ Dominates church,
Ausust =. ,sTs by Tie Rev Father PU~srs MT RIGS
Anp NJ LACY and Miss sALLik o BnIrAsos, both Of
this city.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

The Administration Republicans in Maine
want to know whether Gov. CussoR mvors the
Presidents Southern policy II he does not they
VIII nominate candidate Of their own. This fact.
1t Is said explains the warmth Of OsssoRs invita-.
ton TO the President to visit his state.
National Republican., 1877-08-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Finaee. +

= wAsunoTos. Augnst IL nj.
Z Z h.ss:ns. dull a, g. eoiS R'as aS.s :sio,S. cos
,ooysrsnsus bond, Arm at tho following quota.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

The nllowlng are the opening and closing rates for
the active stocks rs teegfapled IL u Cooke, IT,, a
To-. from the New York stock Ercihntr-
National Republican., 1877-08-23
WHAT THE REPUBLICAN PARTY OF
OHIO HAS IN 1T,

From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The recent Beatty meeting In Columbus
show. thai the Republican party Of Ohio has within
!lsoli lhs elenenh OF its own DESTRUCTION.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

Joaquin MuLErs poem. "Gotham Go West" "a
| not addressed TO the Republicans Of 0hio.-Cin-
ciandh Enquirer
Democrats OF Ohio This minds eye when his
muse inspired the above poem. Ohio is over.
whelmingly Republican rs q matter Of course.
National Republican., 1877-08-23

EVERYBODY LIKES HIM.
From the Chicago Inier-Oceaui
Gov Tom Young, Of Ohio, bids mir to be
come one Of the most popular men " thai State,
National Republican., 1877-08-23

THE INTERNATIONAL REVIEW" for Sep
tember-october Is a number of such merit as to
call for the third "thousaud copies In the first
edition. The topics are varied. timely, important
and Of Interest to oil classes Of citizens The writer's
have the reputation OF being prc-ominently quail.
fed for the proper treatment Of the topics. Tho
articles even OF foreign writer's, are original con.
trlbuti0ns 10 the International Review" The
mannrr Of treatment Is popular. tho iutcntion Of
the writer's being 10 present their thoughts. aud the
results Of thsn Investigation aud study to ths very
largest class Of Intelligent inen and wouh.n An
article by Hon ALxx II srhrnESs on the icttrrs oi
JusIus one nf the hllliant features Of Tho present
nsmi,,r. The following wv'ds Of the Gsprgia
Statesman reveal hts sympathy for the brilliant
though unknown defender Of the English Consti.
| tuition III ", hour ~ peril.
ih-y tt- tatetsD lear Tie saarta 81 the lure and
ivfy s-nii,,i~nts .f an in'UIiuIilhie plifiy and
spuih he rhrri,li-d b, every fii Of constitutional
| i''urty IN e'css co"ntry nge aud ci'mc,
National Republican., 1877-08-23
ROOMS ron REM.

An od'e,ussu>,u ins,rted IN M. department "a ~
mHIroper r,fhod o 1seedu renting Your ro,sps, ard
mer,ov preventing the d,Iarinp Of pour house ,oph Z
ltoonrd ~ ptt7,er condsnsotnn loUr aderiise'nsrl
guN ~ got mo hto lines. costu ierty cents for eaoA
National Republican., 1877-08-23

The r,llownz are the buying aud selling rates ,os
National Republican., 1877-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES. Z

- NoricK-wM X. coPFIASp n I,
y y Z ass's is.s'sd ~ s'% @ ipr III %is sS.r ssi
. airs-Ss VV" no n. suRror q 90.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12

One Hundred and Thirty Long Isianders Back
Ing their Opinions Ut ~ Porker.

goodly number Of sporting men, politi-
clans. farmers. and others assembled in the
North shore Hotel. Little Ncck l.. l.. yesterday
TO attend hog guessing. From Hampstead
came sheriff Sammis. John Petit. and George
Waters from Roslyn. Jake Gibbons. John
Thompson. and Jared Pcarsal; from Port
Washington. Gid Seaman, Peter Dckcrson, and
Peter Hutz; from Flushing Ed. Simmons. Ell.
Karl. and ]. 4. Carter and n number OF farmers
from the neghhoring country. One hundred
and thirty guesecs as to the weight Of the hog
were entered nj flfty cents each. The hog was
shown alive. hut the weight was to be taken
after he was killed and dressed.
At about four o clock the books we're closed.
and the hog was slaughtered. An hour later 1t
was put ON the scales and the three Judges eN-
amncd the figures three times very carefully.
The whole Iarty then repaired to the bar room
10 hear the decision. The judges announced
that the guesses had varied from 420 e. 4il
pounds. and that one man. william Holly,
farmer Of Little Mock, had exceeded those fig
uros. and guessed 1876. That CHANGED to be the
exact weight OF tho hog, and the carcass was ac-
oordingly awarded to Mr.. Holly.
In the evening clam bake WINS served and
the boys had good time until midnight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12
MILLIONAIRE WALKER SUED
The Psteat Medicine Man Compelled 60 Give
bonds 60 support His WIN.

DR. Joseph Walker was examined by Justlcc
Mognu yesterday the charge OF abandoning his wife
Eiila Iane u Perry OF IA Broadway esuhcd that
Mrs. walker IN distress. her husband having Jailed
provide ;or her
MIR J c Spenser o, Mcdonald Co.. the makers Of
walker. vlr.inis Riuer- testified that DR. Walker has
paid this year aud that b., Is constantly IN
receipt NJ q good income
DR. Walker -Wore that his property covered by mort
b. s.tsO In ftht that his divorce suit cost
him tsn In ices alone, and that he IL unable
support Eliza Jane
Justice Morgan ordered the Doctor to pay Mrs Walker
gu week and To Me bonds for the pay mcnt Thcrent
the Doctor Indignantly said that he wouLint pay cent
and that he would IN ia hst but his lawyer PROM.
ised To furnish the bonds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12
suoOJfNG FOR A GOLD BiDGE
Sron,bors Of the brooklyn Gun Club Anocs'
ing Over Pigeons In Dester Park

MANY lovers Of pigeon shooting assembled
4, tina eucloeed ground ut Dexter Park, Long
IsnpJ Yesterday. to witness the regular month
lv nigenn shooting by the members Of the Brook
Ivn tjun Club Tor the championship gold badge.
Tborc were twelve contestants. Tho shooting
WIS very good and the weather WAS all that
could be- desired. Mr. Il. 7. Gildcrsleeyc won
tho badge. after tying with Mcssrs. Williams.
West and Fllcndorf. who each killed nine out OF
ten birds In shooting or the tie at three birds
zach Mr.. Gidcrslocvo with great case knocked
over hi, three birds straight, while the others
killed their first and missed their second.
which nut thom gu, Of the contest. The condi-
lions were each ten birds; twenty-five yards
rise: eighty Yards boundary. Tn. scores wrre.
d. r. Gldrrsle"ve. II; West. 10: Ellendvri. III;
Wiiiams, 10, Broadway 4 Madison, :; Wisner,
6.wood, g; Atk ms, 6 Waite. d and Edwnrds.o D.
Then followed a sweepstakes. with eight con,
at g sSrh lse fead2 ss S MSiV 80
out. Messrs. Ilqming and Williams. after Kill
ing their three birds straight consented 70 u,s
regard the tie' and they DIVIDED 'hs nrs1 anu
Giiicrslcclc, Wiener and Madison were all in
for tho third prize, and they shot on ne tie
miss and ~ out. On the first round, Messrs.
Woods and Broadway failed to Kill their birds.
while the others brought theirs down. Mad
went out In tho second. leaving Gi!dsrslcrve
and Wlsner 10 settle II. On the third round
Wisnor m,ssed his bird. and Gilderslccve got u
driver but he graesci il IN fine style thus win
ming the third prls' The scores were; VII
liams 3: Homing. 2: GildrrSlecvc D: Wisner,
4: Madison. 3; Woods. ?; broadway. q and
Waite shot out.
The DAYS sport was wound up. with match
for $40. Al birds each; % yards rise otntr
conditions NJ above J. Woods and :, Broad.
way were III. shooters. Woods killed out VI
g. and his opponent killei2. =,
The birds used on this occasion were the
finest Of English blue rocks. The referee was
Mr.. Munroe Of the Long Island Shooting Club
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12
.ira! Gs,at,.
Scr Salt ano 81 gtt.
&oasO ann 1oom5,

SoMO ann Hoom5.
ADNTITlSEM INT~ IsICEIN I'D rrtnSJs
A NICE FURNISHED r,om Nih or .wl,hout
~ board $50 I.cNit- tN near utlI 81. ~ OnIUC-
uun to ladc, laus three unlcs
EUArlSAN sou HE. FURNISHED f.um. with
" or MttAnut huIIi. funu ifU man uui WI" Nlth
loud Entrance ~ Sow R.MrrN. over ttr hfnA.
- EsPICTSBIE plrucsc IAN have nicely turu.-ncd
IL rooms, with me- suitate ur hou 'kerpns - Mull.
SON II,
'I'WO FRONT HODNs T., let FURNISHED. with
buad OF without, rms moderate li- hhN sl't t.
WANTED tine or tMu furnished rooms for MN
w aud Vic. mode nat, rent between isih AMI rtn
s. AMI al aud slh 9TH avs AddressJ H. box -.
sun oflto.
> MEN have board; nl.o man and wife, terms 81
- 10 FH-t iJih = near 81 aV
tlotts.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 80 Bowery -Lola
Az nas, ~ aOc 1Oc wvekly. - " ~ 100 rvuuia
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12
StUno itlmbultt
gors,s, Carriages, Nc.
Auttlon llotuts.

RtiuAN n FIELD. Aucuouoer Auction sale Of
~ uriiulr LN Janrs Alhfn 4 Co, TODAY ut IN \ ,
continue n dg, ut lG1 Canal large s,sOr Lnunt and
weu adapted W Christmas trade.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12

90 WRITINs. monthly hookheclnlH +, arithmetic.
W. cn. - each quarterly fAiNh'S, ~ howory
hn1 hff hrn.iwaN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12
NrnGslrg.

NUII. HI'r~. SOi rum tooth. ~, single - VA.
y nutd \ lhnuil kpHms, 2'- OH hV L,iah. 1874
fHEErn EXTRACTED unite ruir. ur,h gas
4 thti thr usual nll,tt ~ - gum ~ e. - tn' upward.
S,is frlnrci Nhir YOU wait pk MODAMANN ~
ani hni 'A HY .uuthWr-t corner 0l Jiih &
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-12

NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, 30 Bowcry -Iolg.
~ tss, ~ aOc JOc. weekly, - 70 ~ zOJ rvVuiA
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$.san.tus.5 aao z;al.5ll,.
Dr>.>,Lv>>iN u,,Lno.p.

ANptNIi .p-IAii.t 81 500 ROUTE
pu tII Hiitl A.s ga ~.
Trnin. hs'e $50 NUrs wa u,e.spsN', and corilani
IN,.-. .fiinui.. rtt-hu 49, The Wet arl Sl4,h
M4fir. nan Palace Car, attached . 4 VI. u aui = %
foi W.iu,. o, i.-k Haven. Clrrv. erl Ere. at = 80
a. rf.a. tl- 40 tnriy nr .4.NN.r. Petroleum
Gensg, AMI iae ga h,4i0n- 1er M.Aamsport and
L. IS liuNr 70. q NJ
for d.iufnlc. - .,niueion and tie South. Limited
". iiiustu d. -, ni fNiWfN fhfi.i cars daily
cent ~Ulltt. n.IiA ariNt Washington iuP VI.
Il. ..r nj ~ a 81, T. -, ami . T. NJ sunday 4 30
and Dp VI
ISatc,, .or rnisiclrhn. 80 go . 2l l.n!ied II
NJ T. I. .. o. ,Hi. 7. N.Ht a4t :. l. v. SUNDAY y \
N 90 %, = $50, aud ~ NJ Lmlsrant and second
class. T.. NJ
Boat 81 BROOKLYN Annex" connect with an through
train atior.ey CITY, anorins speedy and direct trans
ter Tor Hrnol IS % travel
ior trans u Newark. Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton,
Trenton. Perth Amho,. tonnston. Brtvd"rc aud
other points. see local schedules 1T all rickcf offices
Tran. arrive From Pittsburgh - % and H. ~ and
ip.etr dnls. 40 ~ A VI ana q - N dairy. ~.
cert MnuiHy FROM Washington and Baltimore. e. -
All o ~ NJ 40. ~. rui 10 40 4 sunday.
. nunl g 40 FROM liulHIr IphI. ul. a III. 80 10.
~ 49, 10 - .uA NJ gao. 10 10. 90. 3d. 10 No.
aiil ~ tpP VI Sunifs. . u1, 90. - ~ 10 a., III '1
A NJ. 80, ani 10 30 VI.
Trhrt Ofii,. l1H ant 80 Broadway. Astnr House.
Hnl fHHt o lt.irns.s SAT- tnrtNndf St.. Court -
Hfu.kNu, M no ini us ~ ipu - ltnuukeu, De pot
dcr..N ~ hmirrHnI ir"et uh,g, iatiD n lnue.
FRANK THOMSON T. T. fAkMRk
hrNorll Manager O. neral lase. l-rf AGENT
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mt,irnss.

rIANPAN ASSOCIATION II TO goth
l ami 1.l Nuri- -tsDNtfl meet Thu ~iaN. Dc.
- ats IA c1utnrntil nan southwest corner 9Th
y auH t.ti 4 ttu T. ~t.cl ant others Will denver
GioKGE MOORE. President
AsHlN o. Achr~rrsl. NAfffrisA fttk. So frtafi
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THE sun.

1873. NEW YORK. ISIS
A. the time appu,ohc, ior torrn. "al -" SOB" ."
uon-, Tux Sun would r'ia.nl ii-ll,rni' a1l Do "'"
crs cvrryW herr. MAT II o. a-Ain a cfn'H''" if ''N
cou.ri, RATION ami support tlnn il'r''.' ' 'N ''''
icu wears 4 o. iva tor cunuaD .n.. oi N.l 1870 30
patty AMI etncfuu, ,u.i~.f,i.ou WHICH ha.' 5000 "
i-'uvNtrnlcu tut Uun ,,,i, 'IaAtrru. d. D"."
fhr Daily sun /. four pnH -'.'t' ". .'',
price by mai, posi- yea 90 .,aA u"a.i' W. S"''
Ier NcHr
The sunday edition ~ rrp S., Jean e.'t pee" ''''
of 'd column, Whu. lyips u. nrv " ''' '''
contains large amount of nIraN 'Hd nr
matt'r specially prepared hrlt o.. ','' '' Wv"
met ~lth siea. SUCCESS Post p4ni 81 - '''
The Weekly Sur.
who docs not know TINS MnNf ''
throughout uo tinted s.t,,, tln tH'
you'd, NnoN Guu.1i tnuhr. e."t l.-
pages weekly. ami u-arI 1t ml'rh 'H
-, Uor. amt tucut 81, ncW,. editorial -..'.N
ll'fall .rraftn. nt. nItAc itr>-. .'.t'.
n,unN and tine tu.,.d, rrn. Ole pnNr
lo-,pul Tia, p.l,e. quunY o.a,,i Do 0'.''
,ncapc-t newspaper lunh'ncl t'r c.''"
sloca-a, 80 Mil ,oud mc>tp c..'n."
40 Bills Ifl.H NI TIiI r'N
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&uslntss 1lntts.

~"@4N'2S Y yN"NNp
A GDOD paving OYSTER saloon the west Side. cheap
y wnt Win ytars' lease. Address Is, hoN l'1,
sun ulhrc
RiKEWE tuletin brooklyn. one OF the test stands
ID 40 uc citN. a. Front It
NOR sALL-A spicnid saloon. with n',n- HHl
i wAE trums connie, iVd. amt low rfnt. .na fnr 400
lht n thr owner has sut other business Co. aiNnI To-
No ~ Iuuce It
l'Ok SAI.E-~,als Nncr hnuinl business. well pay.
ing routes. Address residence ul owner, "a Warren
81, Brookbn
NEWSrApIE, stationery. candy. and toy store
~ l,tui i.t nN.. tu acc unut ui ~rkn' -
WANTED A Young mtn we'll acquainted with oy-
w ter ami restaurant hu.urs- WIN INA ,u,d home
must drp",t rl'r ArplA at+ an AZ
SGnn WILL ~ HCIiAsE hoardn- hou-c
NDOOO palih- well. IA good locality. established 10
years, schness the cause OF sulln.
SMITH, II Centre st.
COnl WILL 81 \ poot paving coal ward hOrac-
DOOO cart- oNerYtnins complete. lmlulr IN store,
10 ~ Henry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26
SCENE OLE TIE WRECK.

TIE SEA RUNNING HIGH AND THE VESSEL BREAK
ING UP-ONLY EIGHT BODIES WASHED ASHORE.
KITTY HAWK, Nov. 2J-G p. M.-The sea is run
ming high and no assistance can be had
from the Swatara, Powhatan. and the
steamer b. & j. Baker, which are an
chored off opposite the scene of the disaster.
The steamers Bonita and Chowan are
here, and will leave for Norfolk d-
recty with the saved and dead. Ten
men and four officers are here. The Huron
was broken up to-day, and only a frag-
ment lies submerged, within 200 yards of
the shore. Eight bodies only have washed ashore.
Four bodies can be seen dashed to the bowsprit.
They are those of Almon Davis, Charles COrson,
Thomas Armstrong, and Charles Porter. No bodies
of officers can be found. Paymaster Sanders was
not saved only Ensign Lucien Young. Master W..
+. Conway, Assistant Engineer II. G. Dening and
Cadet Engineer E. T. Warburton were saved.
Mr. Young is hurt about The legs, and several sea-
men are slightly injured They nearly all naked.
The saved are distributed among the Life Saving
Stations along the beach. The wires work badly.
and details cannot be sent except by boats.
The captain of a schooner says he saw the HUI
ron, at o'clock Friday afternoon, heading
east-norheast with all her fore and aft
sails set, and the wind blowing furiously
from the southeast. This the last or heard
of the vessel until she reported ashore at l:IO
o'clock Saturday morning, head on, with foremost
and main-topmast gone and sails blown away.
Captain Guthrie, who was lost from the surf-boat
WAS an enthusiast in organizing lfe-savng crews.
He distinguished himself during our trouble with
China, and served with credit in the Confederate
Navy He leaves a wife and children in Portsmouth.
Henry Brooks reporter for The Norfolk JjrqiRiGp,
was in the swamped surf-Doat and narrowly cs-
caned drowning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-26
NEM YnRK CITY

The new toy is called the Metelephone, and
costs one dollar.
j. Kanhammcr is the suggestive name of a
dealer in hardware.
An enterprismg druggist has connected his
store by telephone with the houses of several doctors In
the city.
A complimentary serenade was given to K.
T. Hamilton, business manager OF the Aquarium, on
Saturday evening.
Canvas portfolios, bound with Russia leather.
and oInamented with punches OF bright flowers or a
fancy head, new and pretty
Fifty-eight vessels left New-York last week
with con,gnments OF breadstuGs aud provisions for Eu-
rome The total exports included S234jG bushels Of
wheat, 9GOsl2 bushels OF corn ana l1lf4 barrels Of
-four.
The American Institute Fair was closed on
Saturday night Among the 800 exhibitors, 1913 prizes
were distributed. The Telephone Company obtained a
medal OF progress instruments and one of SUI
periorty for It's induction coil Tie daily attend
auce was 1000.
Family relations have become sadly tangled
IN the pastoral retreat OF somcrs Centre Westchester
Daplnis woocd ard won Chloe whose father was wid-
over Shortly after the wedding appeared the young
mans sister, Who ic IN love with the brides father aud
soon became hcF brothers mOheflnaW and her sister
iu-law's step-mother
A resident of Fifty seventh st. complains that
the street has not been swept since last MAY. Water
pipes were laid then, ,aud the usual amount Of fine
sand was left rs reminder Of the repairs This the
wind periodically distributed with impartial hand among
The householders the street. 10 the their tenn
per and their furniture.
The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund on
Saturday received application from VIM n. Jones' in
bfhaf Of others lease Fulton and Washington Mar
kets and uid market buildings, the property To
revert city at the end Of the lease IL referred
fo tic Controller The Commissioners authorized the
issue OF SJO,OOO Of dock bonds.
The orders of arrest against Elijah and Rich
ard d. Ager have not yet been placed IN the, shers
hands but the counsel for the Commercial Union Assur
auce Connany OF London, stated Saturday that un
less bail shOuId be obtained today al least IL should
appear bail would he gwen, the warrants would be
al once given 10 the sheriff.
Mayor Ely, in his Thanksgiving proclamation,
mentions as n subject for thanks that city Govern
ment made progress In economy and efficiency
that the Presidential pesceaby settled and
that TIE aria oi demagogues have thus far failed " sen