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The children retired whom the went down. Inv"
the l. shts wcr, it, and the elders began to as-eno''
All the evening the air resonan. with melody t'"
out on The mus'cgns' platform, and the dancing 'p'0'
was Kaleidoscope Of beauty rs
daucars whirlrl through bcwIldcsin- hi"l'
Evcrybod, WAS good-!umored. Not flaw III i"c
arrangemtut+ 0r the execution OF or lrs was "H'''"
Toe from Other hoics entered hcrTiiT INTO 'e
enjoyment Of the place dia those OF the Grand I"
Even the rropretors az rival houses foTgn' lor
the time their lutte differences. If any e%'S,
and with many others wruns 81. Glars H'"'
In CONGRATULATIONS. To euum"rate ali VINO Nr'
trcrc would nc WORK for practical censusahtr irn
names Of few ~ the prominent. hnwrNci' .''
given: Jndre Hilton. Governor X. -. Huhbtru' o w"
nrcfIcu Senator Jon J.. stockton oi Ncw-ler cy'
fayctc College. lst. Penn; the Misses lsief'
rso Of Gov rnOr Charles Foster. OF lunOu" %
Jaces l.. English Of Ncw-laveu. Senator ffahc'E a.
nan and Nicholas T.. Herman Of Utica. Professor a.
Newell and wife. General James n. Lehli" ana VIC u,
Tufnure ana vile. Il = Stuart aEd we, isti' ~ =, 80
Governor T.. ID. Morgan and wife Coonei K H,,
and vie. Mrs. G. W Dulrnt. F. i. , churca
and wife. Henry C!eHs aud wife, OF New-Yofk M"tGT
Benedic and WIFE George Bliss and wife Miss ,i l.:
b. iss. Of Br0oklyn; r. Il. spilns"r,ii AZ an
Hon. Ruluc King aud wife. the Hon G''rse i'I M,
ana wi g, Mis- Hoady. of Cincinnati; SenntOr :. Dpi
Cameron and vile, OF IIari burg; j. H. Devefc1A an"
fr OF Cleveland tho Hon. A. SchoOuinak'f ana VIZ
KINGSTON. Mayor J. III. u. LatrJDe ex @ vernon VtI
Bowie. and the Hon W. Booth, of Baltimore; noonu
Tom. Ocuiltrcc, OF Texas; and Admiral j. I. h'""H
L. :. ~ Al,
During session Of the Bar Association The officers
TIE cuh-rcOm Of The Union ~ he" dqu ttfr' ""''
they daily entertain many visiting frirnd> a.,
Another German viii he gwen III the pailOr VI 'no
Grand Union Hotel on Thursday afternoon.
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THE COURTS.
DFClSiONn-AUG. 10.

Supreme Court Chambers-iy Judge Beach
Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile nquents
Gould. Morrison etc. Morn and others Oester.
agt. liaiucs Ashley Cameo
klOus ag Burns mem0randum. sherman agt Courte
nay.-Ofder granted. ,ioIis Won Meyer others
Motion denied upon payment OF the expenses OF the
of this SmOn aCt tOhe n. The $40
heretofore may within five days August
" paid his mouon dcuied; otherwise grant
COuch sgt. kavanagh. Motion tented WIN TlO
Iyd.cker AusDacaer rtc think the referee
decidei. the motion amend tue Is dcns
man agt Ott.n- Notion denied Mnivihi agt NnvihIl -
If confirmed and payment alimoAv
counsel Fee Ii pec He'd. kngmau hapin
ii ONE Aged and Innrm. Motion Spelled agt
the Nelh ri iOds.AuetCan Steam Navigation COMPANY
Motion for bill OF partlcu ars granted.
superior COari-SDtc.d} Ierm-By Judge Russell
Xeynan aet the National Broadway Bank denied
with the defendant Hayden III rIckle an.
Ohor-MOion Nacate oidvrs examination
slO In the etc. Of nj, pOrIrr appoint
lnE Augustus kip guar ian tem. JACKSON etc tue
Tw hirJ street TIA road Company ap.
proved Wait agt oyan ana another Bank Nrw.York
etc MoaNcr.-OrdcIs Ssncd. In Brady
hayden agt llarniokle.-Oriers granted.
UGf1nt Court Chambers - Dy Judge SInnott.-
Frazer Weed Budd fhurber q casesl Baum agt
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COOL BUT PLEASANT AT COMFY ISLAND

The recent cool weather greatly diminished
the number OF people who visited Coney Island Yes
terday by far the best day at the Island since the
cold wave arrived Every OF transportation by
which the seaside DO reached well paronzed
and many excursion parties from suburban towns lent
their assistance make tho place appear as 1t does on
hot July day. Early in the morning strong breeze
sprung up from the east and continued all day. The
verandas Of the hotels were not occupied by many per-
sons however, as II more comfortable in the sun.
Both the hotels at Mania, tan Beach are still crowded.
MI Buruap yesterday that he expected next month
TO be a very profitable one for Coney Island " The
weather which has prevailed for the past few days." he
said will the majority OF the people who
now at various summer resorts among the mOunta rs
10 return the city, and then the hot weather which Is
bound 10 will compel them to visit Coney Island"
In the evening Caedoniaa Club. OF this city. had
bail at the Manhattan Hotel and the regu ar weekly hop
took place at the Oriental Hotel.
All day Brighton Beach was crowded. Tho concerts
were listened TO by unusually large audiences. This
beach, like Manhattan has suffered severely from the
cold days, although the hotel Is still oyerrun with
guests.
Much disgust was expressed all along the beach at
the large quantities of garbage which came IN from the
ocean Yesterday. Between Manhattan and West
Brighton the shore lined with decayed vegetables
OF all kinds Apples, watermeors. and brad appeared
In great abundance. and III one instance dead chicken
was found A large numb.r Of workmen was engaged
between Manhattan and Brighton with garden rakes
ard spades Duryg this garba and the scaweed whIcn
an wind always brings in Captain curtin, OF
tine Police. when asked about the garbage
was very indignant. Captain Williams has violated
bis permit" he said, ANA IL Is entirely unnecessary
the dumped NJ proper time all th> null
sance could b. stopped. WBnt action VIII be taken
cannot say have telegraphod the matter to Mr. Cor
bIu's office"
oriental Hotel-ColOne aud Mrs q. A. Williams. &. s.
W,l,IaI, : W H. Os .ood. lie Grand Lockwood, Colonel
Il, H. M rim ana BRIDE A. Il. Hayes aud family, b. a.
Giccr.on, John K'tchlns. New-forS :. Edgar Wells.
Hail ford. Conn
Manhattan Beach Hofet-Mr and Mrs. John q. Mat
thew. Mrs NJ. X. Noble. Plttspurg: Penn; Daniel \.
Iuck .nson ID trot j. d. Frazer, Mr. and MR.. g. $.
Tiffany. New-York Mrs. L. ID. Holt. >: b. Dicks Phia-
dnIphia Penn. Winam H. G.b0s Mrs A. q. Gibbs.
Chicago. - , , q ~, .
Hotel B,iqh,on-G. II. Schman, f. s. Reese. ]. VI.
sealIrrswoDd Mss Il. Prce, Miss Grey. Miss :. ID.
Wailacr = L. Wallace, John :. Walker. Philadelphia :;
Jonn Eis u lea Mrs. l.. h. Harris aud daughter Sa.
Lrnnclrcn j. l.. smith. NeW-lOfk
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BASEBALL NOTES.

An excellent game of baseball was played
40 Cincinnati on tuesday between the CINCINNATI and
Providence Clubs. Ths after won by score OF 10 q
An cxcitns game took place at Cleveland on tuesday
bet wcen the Troy and Cleveland Clubs The score was
as 10 low: TOYS. 3; teye.ands D.
At Ch~ago Tuesday the Chicago CUB deieated the
Boston Club by u score 0f ii to 9.
The game wacl was take place at Brighton Beach
TUESDAY beween the National and Rochester Clubs was
declared CG. II was played at the Union Grounds yes
trrd1y.
The National and Rochester Clubs coming 10 Brook
Ign aad the remarkably ue play they have made lave
had the effect OF creating quite reviva
Of interest in professional bai-piaying In
the metropolis, which has been shown by the
attendance each day OF games at the Union
Grounds last week. One result has been the organize
zion Of local professional niue to compete with he
National aud Rochester Clubs in grand tournament
at Union Grounds to take place TINS week and next
The rev club inc regnllr pitcher and catcher in
Schcuck aud kepstllagcr ana goou restrEe e,uD III
Joe Farrell ana Oilttns; with Fare Troy ara morgan
basement Nelson, ohorSiop; CLINTON, PIKE ara
or iihs, Ouh dcra Tie tourney VIII c0iuenn. az Ine
UuIon Grounus to-day, wncu the new Union CluD VIII
play the Rochesters. To-oay the Nationals VIII play
wItn TIE Unions and on Friday the Nationals ana
Rnchestcrs play. These promise to be quite In
tcres,ug. Inc Union nine wal be strengthened from
time time occaeon may require:
The Pioneers of Engewood, y j.. defeated the Daunt
less Club of Hackene"ek on AUGUST 10 by score %, 90
by score of 30 to g. The POneers have lost but one
game this season.
The Kansas City Club has released Rowe aud en-
gagged me Gleason brothers, OF ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The Pacific League Deen d SD inoed on account OF
the lack OF taken by the residents OF Oakland
Cal Mathews, Valentine and Hayes viii return 10
Brooklyn. and Fusselbicn TO Philadelphia.
Butler the business agent of The National ClGb. saved
a lady # ON drowning al Brighton Bedcn on August IL
lie ~, VINO Ocgdn tue season with tue Bay Guys. ol
san FrnciSco, Cal, pitching for the Westerns.
Brouinris and Ewing, Of the Rochesters, have been
engaged Cy the Troy Club They will play at Cleveland
TO-DAY.
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DEMOCRATIC DIssENsIoYS.

There are indications thai harmony does not pre-
vail in the Democratic camp. There Is sfons
difference # opinion in the Tilden State Comh''ee
over the ACCESSIBILITY OF ealing Democratic state
Convention. 1t is felt that ii a CONVENE" -
called ihc Kelly faction must receive rec'sh'ici Va
some sort. and this several members OF the H'aee
COMMITTEE bitterly oppose. On the o'her NAM
unless some recognition Is accorded 10 VT. he"S
and his followers, they will make strong hRh' on
the State and County tickets prominent member
of Tamn,anv Hail SAID Yesterday: We propose 10
receive recognition of some kind. We control
100000 votes in the State. and If we have TO go
under VIZ would rather 10 il after fight than pass
out of existence nnnoticed. But we 90 not beileVe
that we will be wiped out. On fair. square hgh'
Tammanv Hall can elect its county ticket
It's rumorei also that there is coldnos' between
some of General Hancock's friends and the lilden
leaders Mr. Tilden was urged to take the direction
of tic II eInooratic canvass this fall He decl nee
ON thc olnd that his health was so impaired as 20
forbid his undertaking work Of this magul'uue'
This has been construed as indicating lach Vi III
tereSt ~ The canvass
The Democratic canvass Is by no means so lar au-
vanccd rs that of the Republicans. The Democratic
Comm ico has thus far sent out few documents,
and tie olgauization in the several states y lai
from periect Prominent Democrats admit mat ~
the present lime Democratic prospects OF success III
the Northern States are tar from reaSSuIlug.
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NAVAL INTkLLlGL NCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-The Portsmouth
sailed from Bar Haroor Name yesterday for Poris
mouth. y. H.
rn. training shin Minnesota left Boston last evening
for Portland. Me.
Lieutenant Edward r. Barry has been ordered to the
Richmond. Asiatc station.
Lieutenant A. b. speyers has been detached from the
Naval Acaierny, and placed on waiting orders.
Mrlae. Lynch "A SEAMAN serving ~ board the Pensa-
cola ms been tued ny court-narilal at me Mare
IslTni Cal ornla Navy YARD. ior ds"bedcnce and
nuti,ou. cyuduci found guIlty ana sentenced 10
wears n,risonment wHh partial loss OF pay, aud 10
1iscbaree from tur United States Naval Service al the
expiration OF his term OF confinement
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LONG BRANCH PLEASURES.

| LONG BRANCH, Aug. 1S.-The cool weather
is causing n sight thinning out at the hotels
There was lawn-tenns party at the Rowland Hotel
this afternoon in which a party Of guests from the
| Rowland played against party from the West End.
| The game resulted in favor OF the West End people.
A party OF fisherman caught 800 pounds OF Spanish
mackerel in a seine here today. A large number OF
summer visitors grouped Themselves about them much
interested i'll watching the process OF extrcalng the
fish from the net.
A peripatetc peanut merchant Yesterday picked up
from the beach what was claimed 10 be petrihed hui
man skull He was offered s. for it by gentleman OF
chronological prociyites but refused the offer and took
| his singular treasure TO New York with him.
| The bowing-aleys have become popular since the
change OF weather. and we'll patronized by the la
dies last evening.
The ladies promenadng the hotel pazzas last evening
all wore thick wraps, which presented quite contrast
70 the cossaner dresses usually by them sum-
mer evenings.
A number Of cottage residents OF Monmouth Beach.
prominent among whom is MI 81. John have arranged
with Captain Valentine. Of Life Saving Station No. d. for
an exhibition Of his crew and llfesaving apparatus
next week. The gentlemen to go aboard OF Captain
Browns yacht vandervoor which is to play the role OF
stranded vessel. The fesaving crew are to rescue
the party board in the regular style.
Mr.. Samuel Harris, Of NewY0rk, has bought Mr.
John McKeon's cottage on Ocean-sve.
Commodore G. H. Wells, U. s. n; Leonard W. Jerome.
of New-YoTR Dr. Roger Keys, OF Pnladeipha, are al
the West End Hotel
CaItain Bradford and family of the United States
Coast Survey Lieutenant B. L. Mallory u s. Al Cap
tain Hugh Garland. Dakota. are at the Ocean Hotel
The steanl-yacht julia with party from New-York.
landed at pier this afternoon After nnching at the
Ocean Hotel the visitors reemoarked for New-fork
The following among the latest arrivals;
| Ocean Hotel-Robert Frazer and wife, Thomas Mac
donald, Philadelphia; Captain j. 5. Bradford ana lam
| iy. United States Coast Survey; Lieutenant b. f.
| Mailoy. U. s. A; Captain H. Garland and family,
| Dakois Warren +. Leland, Jerome Leland, Albany !
! ID. W. Churchill, Troy sylvester Sands, Helena,
| Montana Louis Leland. New York.
West End Hotel-Conmodore C. H. Wells u s. N; Dr.
| Roger Keys j. Chambers and family Philadelphia;
Roscoe c. ID WIS aud wife, f. Curtin aud wife, Bos-
ton: H. L. McGrath, Kentucky r. E. River. g. Charles
| Hotel New Orleans; j. G. Heckscner Leonard Jerome
r. Ross and wife, Char es A. Mallery, Dr. j. I Mecaf
| Dugas A. l. wen. New-York.
Mansion Rouse-G race Rainy. Cleveland; D. N Stern
| Virginia; Edward Kellogg Pnladelphia; G. G. Red
and WIFE, L. Davidson and wife. Charles W. Cornell ana
wife, New York. 49, =, ,,,,,-..
Ho.oland Hotel-Thomas c. Jenkins Miss L. +. Elliott
PItsDurs II. A. Alden and wife, Mrs. g. G. Smith: Fish
kill-on- Hudson; W. c. DmwOOdie, Brooklyn; VIM f.
Bu ely, Philip Hone New-YorS
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CALENDARS rHr5 DAY

srPRguy COURT HAysgas-Beach J-~,,r
l0:3os. m. calendar CARED a. 4 s;Io-Nos l. 2 '2sr.a
5.se io ~ a. L. II 70 y, js - % 81 ~ "a;
A.. - ~, a5. 49, a. - 49, 80 ~ -, 3D. s. e
rs So 81 93 30. 90. 100 1885, 1870. las ia he, ~ "a
lSj. 1872 1p3. 1877. 2J3. al, 22f. 225 22G ~ a. Us
ASSESSMENT CALENDAR y u be called By Dosohu. .
O'Clock In Circuit. Part II roOm.-.NOs. 10 ~ s1h N
322 1928 32l, 800 JS7 3-3 $780, $50. 1896 s57 g go
4G2 4O3 4OG, 1O3 800. 40. 4l2 Az. il3. tIh 'O f
SPECIAL TgnN-D0cohuc. J.-COurt opens Al N
NOdav calennsr. - a..
a / No day calendar. wv '2>1s
CoMsoS PLEAS CHAYBEEs-Van Prunt. Liam,
az II g. m.-SiOtions VIII b. heard M o'clock o9es
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EXCITING POLO.

NEWPORT, II. L., Aug. 18-The polo games
THIS afternoon were xcng. E=ht games were play ed.
six OF which were by The Blues. aud two by tue
Reds. Tue ninth game called draw" II lasted
or nearly half an hour. AT the end Of that time the
poncs as well as riders completely exhausted
Among the spectators were Colonel Bonapare and cx-
Governor Swami, OF Maryland. The PLAYERS repeat
edly changed sides, follows; John Roche, T..
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DELIGHTFUL WEATHER AT SARATOGA.
cu.moo. huo 1Q-The weather here

SARATOGA, Aug. 1S.-The weather here
continues delightful
The ninth concert and display OF fireworks VIII take
place at Congress Spring Park on Fri lay night.
Mrs j. s. T. stranalan gave breakfast party 70
company of thriy-six persons at Myers CEDAR Blum
Hotel. Saratoga Lake, yesterday Governor Cornell
and wife among the guests.
Ex-MayOr Richard yaux OF Philadelphia is at the
Congress Hotel.
General b. H. Bristow returned to his quarters at The
United States yesterday.
A prominent boarder at the United States lost large
suu OF money the saratc Club House few nights
ago and gave check $500 Tns also he lost.
the next day sncklooking individuil aceosted the
unfortunate boarder the piazza of he hotel inquired
ms name and ON beng tod, threw the check his
lap Jumped over the railing the sidewalk and 1ed
The gamblers very cautious now they interfere
with peope under tecfive CurIan's care.
The Hon. I. u. Keogh, secretary OF the Republican
National Committee. If AT the Union with his family
Commander Ii. Is. Robson. u. s. ". ana wife are at
the United States
The garden party which took place on the grounds
the Graud UnIcD Hotel yesterday afternoon ana even
ing WAS the feature OF the summer here
The large platform which cd the centre OF the gar
den scene had border OF natural flowers aud bunting
Above and II hun dreds of flags wcro sus
pended Wien Llthan's orc estrG signallcd iOr
the grand march 400 lads ana iassies rose aud
formed I'D couples. A. they walked around the space
thousand eyes smiled approvIngy. Mr. Clair spared
efforts 10 make this event IN the hives the children
io,ous as well as agreeable. TIL de ghtful nd
the sKy was clear. the youngsters danced litte
played more. and had genuine iro.ic ana good time
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VETERANS FOR GARFIELD.

SouTH NoRwALK, Conn, Aug lS.-At
meeting OF the Republican electors of this cy Monday
evening Garfield and Arthur Campaign Club OF over
100 members was formed. Much enthusiasm was mani
ested ana confidence was expressed that the Repubh
San narty will .rry Connecticut TINS fall Ii Aas peeh
sad That all of the veterans intend 10 vol" for lancock
There IL here however, roll Of ninety veterans VINO
oronnse TO repe the attacks of Wade Hampton and MS
harry this fal by voting for Garfield and Arthur.
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TROTTING AT SPRINGFIELD.

SpRISGFIELD, Mass, Aug. 1S.-Thls was
the second day Of the TrotiGg Meeting AtouI %,opo
people were In attendance. The first race ior 'ne 90
class was won by Wilbcr T.. Tine 2:26, 2:27A, 2:3oi9
The second race. for the 2:19 class, WIS won Dy
U,unis in the Last three heats IN 2:23 2:2Oa 1854
In the third race-2:22 class-for PAGERS. Ben Ham
Ton won IN 2:29l9. 2:27 and 2:l0. large er0wG j.
.yrcntrd to-,norrOw t. Maud s. trOt against her
n cord 81 81 and ST. Julien in the tree-ior
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ALIVE CLUB FORMED AT GREENWICH.

GREENWICH, Conn, Aug. 1S.-The kepuo-
deans o. GlecuwIch Com. met Last evening ana organ
lied Cart, Id and Arthur campaign club The attehu-
ance was large and enthusiastic Among the auu'e"oe
were many veterans who avowed in deciden 'e'hs 'oe
,oyatv IN the principles for which they fought in the
war and for which they viii follow General G'iheld
now Alter passing the constitution AMI bylaws the
following officers elected: Mr.. Thomas MAYO;
oresiieu;: Mr. Frank sheppard, treasurer; Nj aired
Rnndle secretary II ought he said that the nreSi-
dent OF tair cnb. Mir NJ w. an Old Democrat ana was
once Liberal Republican MT. ffaak SltpPaiN, -
college ohum OF General J. A. Garfield, ana relates
many pleasant Things of him.
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RECORDED REAL E5TNrE TRANSFER
xtW-YOgE CRY


Rroafyav Lots Nos 2O3 ana PSI 81 0i,x927itttr
regular and also Lot Nos 2i9 and $50 % e cor
o, gSth.st. 5OXlu0.ll. James Britt aud vi ~ An.
tOinette Wood .... -.-..-.- IN. 40 %,
0thst g2. 10 IL OF lst-ave 2tlOx7j Charlie. s--S
Hahn and wife to Richard -clg .---.-.. 1890. a.,
Allen a. No -. Nichols ! Morris 10 M0rIs Gold 7-s
stein and another ....... A,
59thsrn 27J "a OF Sthave, 2jxloOj; Laisyets TX
Young 10 ~ kiei ] DO3nel -- ..---.......... ss,
G2d a. 50, II Of 2dave. Tx oO.5. Cornenns IVA
Morgan ana vile 10 James V. organ .... .... Boz.
lsi ave 5 " Of S5tI.ft lO.6X1J; Otto " LOefir
and wife 20 Marian Van D OK --...---...... q q,
Walton ave " = 3ti ft a Of IJnt IT. SDXl ~ Henry "'
J. Morris an0 wife 20 Robert q wilson ..-....... 40,
lO3d.st =, 100 70 " Of 3d-Gye 5ONiO3.ll; John II 80
DerIe and wife 10 Ann 4 Jenny .....-... . .. IA.
25th.st - 1905 g. " 81 2dave, 3OslIz'2 otto wv
I0eIier and wife 20 Wlli m Croft. ...
s5tn.sf 8 . 1906 n OF - .ayo. 3OylJ22 Otto "
Loe.Iier and wife 10 William r Croft. .....
55fh.sr, n T. as OF 6ii-ave. 25XlVO.j. Adam
~ples ami wife 70 Char IS Barney NM. .... loon
lat ave: s. = ~ ff OF sSk--t. JO.GXlO; William Nv
croft and wlfe to Marian Narshng. .... AN.
8Jth.si. s. 70 4 vs. 81 lstave. t5z lOZ2; WI am Nv
croft and wlie TO Mana1 Narslng .............
I,tave. " = 26.O n n Of SD st. 7J.SHT5. William
Croft vile 10 Marian Warsbing $50
RECORDED LEASES.
Perkins FP TO p = Van Rensselaer,. No 81 West
49fhsI nurnishedl. year; rent. ............ s3aq
Schwend, r. 10 G. JUnker part 81 No 80 Ave \. "a
years rent. 49,. Co
l7have. 20 years rent---'...--...- ~
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Garfield and Arthur clubs In public manner. purine
short snecch which then made. he sAid t'n't ne VIZ
moi lie only Connecticut - nocrat wbo haNHs tne U.s.
Interests OF the country heart. would come ou uc
and suu;crt tIc Re;ubu party Tor tnis csinieign
least lie ais SAID. " Men more prominent thnh WI
shortly he heard FROM and many less promieht Wno
sa, "a IN m share me abuse Which Ni b, heapel upnh
us viii quietly vote WITH sou on the I'll Oh neA' Nv"
,hay"
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ARCHERY IN NEW. ENGLAND.

A number of representatives OF archery
climbs held meeting at the skating rink Springfield
Mass on August 10, to take steps for the formation OF
a Western New England Archery Association. com
mttee was appointed dralt constitution to be pre-
scented az "a meeting OF delegates from the Ten cuos III
thai section. The committee ~ composed as lOuoWs :
r. d. Foot, II. n. Bowman, l.. +. Cross j. H. IrumDui
and G.. X. Buiiuu.
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ing were TIL fayoriics III the pools on lo'nor'
For first racc--thc Breeders stakes LOT '""''"
Topsv and King Earnest colt and strathspey. g..
For tho second roco-the West End Hotel STAKES ior
nlliss three wears old-Ondelia and Nancy .oo,-
For the third racc-the ElberOn Hahuic"P F
Stakes for ali HgeS-MOnitOr. ., ,ordicop
For the fourth rnre-ihc Seaside Stake'' " "'
sgeepsl axes for gentlemen riders-Sparl an
For the fltn Gossip and Belle or inc 49,
For the sixth race-handicap hurdle race-'e"'"''
and Judith.
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MN AsrY L1rrLr Tn1NG. n-EIder sister ll1rcdl:

"NAsTY LITTLE THING" Elder sister (hred):
Do iels urn back ale co Tar home Inundtr
storms frequent. and YOU Know BIO" fright
ened 1 am OF hghtnIng." Younger quo mot tlred /;
wants b. fur, hen Come on. its tue enough now
you Deednt be frig tened OF .i-b ming @oht touch
you. You're not particularly attractive. - Fun.
ONE FOR tanner" DIR. Tanner, sir" said
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-08-19
ARNY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-Wth the approval
OF thc cTcy War leave OF ab 'o"eo Tor SIX months
10 take effect when his services can be spared has been
granted Captain Henry JACKSON, I'm cavalry.
l. ave OF absence for Two monIhs nhs bcen granted
second Lieutenant Is. y. Waters l5th Infantry.