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New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AFFAIRS o. THE NEw-YORK DIOCESE.

The second Ia session of The Convention of the
New-York Iocs.,, OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church at II. ,ionns Chapel, III Narick-St. began
YESTERDAY morning at 10 O'Clock. Morning PRAYERS
were read ly the lev. William Coley, of 81. Pauls
Church. Last chester aud tho Rev. George PIatt OF
81 Pants Church, Red HOOK. Bishop Potter PIE
sided. Bishop EIp of California Occupymg seat III
the chanel with him. Alter the creuentia OF some
of the delegates who were hot present at
the session on Wednesday had been pre-
sentcd BlSnop Potter delivered his annual
address. He said that taking INTO consideration
the condition Of all the parishes OF the diocese, there
was abundant cause for cOngraulatlon IN the
goowth and pre-, )eIitv of the ChuIch during the
last wear He In spoke of the cergvmen who had
been connected nth the diocese who had died I'D
the last year.
The report, ot he standing committees were then
read The tIu ees of the Episcopal Fund
reported that the capital of the fund now
amounted to 3 10, Go 3d. the greater part of
which was invested in bond and mortgages. HE
Rev. DR.. Hoffman and the Rev. Dr. John Cotton
smith were elected delegates 10 the General Con
vention which meets in this city October g. The
Rev Drs. Dix, EIgenbrodt. Morgan and futile and
stephen L. N1sl Lloyd w. Wells Professor Henry
Dr.scr and George NJ. Miller werr chosen as the
standi q committee of the diocese. These elections
were hotlv contested. there being two tickets pre-
sented DIs DIX and Morgan, Mr.. Mas and Pro-
lessor Drsier were on both tickets. and they were
elected by nearly unanimous vote. The cOnven-
non then adjourned until the annual meeting next
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fracture of the spine. from which he died in short

fracture Of the spine. from which hc died IN shor'
time.
THREE hoy bnrRars-John Drnney. acc twelve, oi
No. iO6 King.st.; John Walsh, ago eleven. OF NO
o2 W iam-st and BENJAMIN Gilien. age eleven ni
No. l02 Wllliam-st were arrested W tue rvennn
and jewelry from Mary Doubgertys house. No. lob
Wilam-st. They admit the crime.
The Excise Commissioners have evoked the a'e
and beer license of Frederick llaEck. OF No. 10
Throop.ave on the ground that be sold 10 minors
and sold liquors that he was not licensed 70 sell.
They have also revoked tho license OF Patuot
Berry, Of Bridge and Iigh-ss on the statements @ oi
Captain Crafts. OF the Second Precinct, that the
shop open on SUNDAY, September 8.
JERSEY CITY.
James Murray of Ocean-ave was severely Rored
Wednesday night by bull while he was attehp
ing TO drive it into stable. HIS injuries VIII proO-
ably prove fatal.
Portland Me-. was arrested Yesterday at the Penn
svlvanIa Railroad depot while trying to play con-
hdence game on countryman.
BARLEY Curey, the son of coal dealer, was ar
rested at 2 n. m. yesterday In the Pennsy wanna
Railroad ferry-hOuse, on charge OF steHinR u
watch from James Lyons, of No. $40 Sxth,St.,
Brooklyn. Yesterday he WAS arraigned before jus,
tice Pcloubei. fe stated that he saw Lyons. and
believing HIM TO b. friend named wesley Holt
man, he awollc hun and told him to be careful or
some one would steal his watch. Lyons gave MN
the watch and cham 10 keep until he became sober
NEWARK.
In the Court of Oyer and Termner yesterday
Vessel ShaIff waScallcd upon to plead TO IN ndct-
ment l0r mIsdeIManor. IL is charged that ne EN-
bezzled wasted $4,000 of the estate of LIS sister,
Mrs. James A. T.. Van Bosom. Mr.. Shaft was the
sole executor. He pleaded not guilty, aud gave
bail in the sum OF 50 600 to appear Tor trial.
NEW-JERSEY.
EAST ORANGE.-The hOnse of Charles F. Skinner
was entered on Wednesday morning by burglars
A lot of silverware packed up TO be- carried OIL
but the burglars alarmed by something and
went away without their plunder
LONG ISLAND.
LONG ISLAND CTTY-COrOner Davrcn held an in
quest last evening upon the body of the man fonnd
IN Newtown Creek sunday. DR.. Denler made a
post-nortem examination. but found no marks OF
violence on the body, aud the jury found that me
man came to his death by drowning. The remains
nave not been identified.
STATEN ISLAND.
WEST BRIGuTON.-fhe Rev. Alfred G.. Mortimer,
of New-YOrk has accepted the vacant rectorship OF
st. Mary's Protestant Ep sc0pal Church.
Ntw-BRGHTuN.- II. Marhius has been chosen
trustee of the Sixth Ward, IN place OF Ahcll Nroonl,
resigned. he town aud village autnOri-
ties Of New Brig Aton have been served with writ
granted by tine supreme Court TO show cause ny
IN assessment OF $4,000 upon the National
Freight and Lghterage Company should not be
removed.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
CARELE>sNEss OR CRIMINALITY.

Alason Wood, age eighteen, and Charles Mcclure,
age nineteen b't residents OF Green Lawn, Suffolk
County. started out on cunning expedition last
Friday afternoon Wood furnishing the powder aud
Slot. As they were returning home and We're close
by fence that they were about 10 Cross Wood re-
ceiyed charge OF siot in the back of his head the
gun teing so close 10 his head that the explosion
IIs hat on fire. Mcclure was directly behind, and
the only person near him at the time Coroner
would prove fatal. and he empaDelled "A jury and
took WOod's statement. Wood declared tbat Nc
fuIre shot hun Mcclure saId that lie did not. The
iury found that WOOD received his injuries while
cunning with Charles McGuire, but from the con-
1ctng testimony 1t was unable to determine at
whose hand tao wound was produced. Wood will
recOyer
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
OLEOMARGARINE AND BUTTER.

Owing TO many complaints FROM receivers and
exporters of butter that the trade greatly con-
fused as to the supply. local consumption aud ex-
ports of butter, because 10 dsttnetion was made
between butter ana Olcomargarine President Par
ker of the Produce Exchange. addressed letter to
Secretary Sherman fcw days ago. request ting that
a remedy might be provided, Yesterday reply was
received from Mr. FimIno, chief OF
the Bureau of Statistics, in which,
after referring to the quantity Of butter and
olcomargarine exported, he requests that the Pro-
duco Exchange will forward copies OF any State
laws or city ordinances n les adopted by the Ex-
change In regard 10 disting gushing between olco-
margarine and butter. Suggestions as to the best
practical methods by means OF which the customs
officers may discover false entities of OeomargariDe
in the outward manife.ts are also asked for.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
NAVIGATION INTERESTS.

The Steamboat Union Association, representing
the owners of 30S steam vessels OF New-York har-
bor met at No. 10 SOutl-st yesterday and adopted
an amended constitution and bylaws. A committee
was appointed to ascertain what steps can be taken
to break up the system of towing sRDa!- boats and
barges with hawsers ]. 900 feet long aud over.
committee was also appointed 10 visit the ferry
superIntcndents with u vie " to establishing q
of fog-signals 10 be used at each ferry-slip to
designate their respective situations. A. C. Nicker-
son was appointed As delegate 10 the Ocean Com
merce Convention to be held IN Boston, October g.
and this brought up the discussion Of the " free
ship clause" A resolution was adopted instruct
ing the delegate to vote against the repeal Of the
uavipafiOu laws.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THIEVES AND BUNGLARS AT A FAIR.

The MIneoa Fair closed last evening with the
aware, of premiums TO the successful exhibitors.
The attendance was good yesterday, but not nearly
so large as on Wednesday. Notwithstanding the
ariay of deputy sherifis and detectives
number of persons reported the loss OF
their pocket6ooks. Police Justice Banardus
HendricksOn. OF Hempstead, was relieved
of valuable gold watch, as was also William
smith of BavyIlle The watch stolen from Mr..
Smith was one that he had borrowed from John
Petit, Of Iempsead. Later IN The evening Pet
ut's watch was returned TO him by man who said
that he lived in NewtOwn. and knew the persons
who stole it. Pettt WAS So Overjoyed at recovering
his watch that he allowed the man 10 depart. and
Smith paid him $15 tor returning the watch. Tues
Glen Cove was entered by thieves during The alb
scnce of the fanly at the far. he thieves stole
ALI the sllverwarc that on the sideboard and
some valuable ornaments and diamonds.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE CHICAGO JOCKY CLUB.

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-J. ii. Haverly. who
as JUS returned Colorado, says with reference
to story elraphed hence that the Chicago Jockey
Club insoyent and will be abandoned. that the only
lien on the cuo is OF $4,000, held by Downcr
Bcnis former propretors OF the track These gen
tlemen have called for the amount due them, but
when ihcY 1t will be paid. The trotung were
uniformly successful and profitable, but the club ran
little bein1 IN the ruInlng meetings. The books wilt
very nearly balance tnis wear. A lively season IL
iScd next year. Mr. Hayerly save the story
started malacc pud il false from beginning 10 cni.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
A RISE IN THE PRICE OF PORK.

The excitement among provision merchants on
tie Produce Exchange, over the efforts made to get
corner in pork IN Chicago since june last, contn-
ned without abatement YESTERDAY and there was an
advance IN prices above those Of Wednesday, with
wide margin between the bids and offerings. few
sales were made concessions from both sellers and
BUYERS 1t Is stll contendcd that although most Of
the stocks here held principally hy two firms
there ~ no short " interest on the New-fOrk
market aud that the object is TO sustain prices here
in order to effect an easier settlement with the
shorts there and TO keep them from ovoiding
their obligations upon a claim OF fctiious prices.
The market opened strong yesterday, the prnci-
nal interest beng on October pork at SIG so bar
rel bid and offered at $17 TO- At the second CALL for
buyrrs' options the market was 81 bld and offered
mice there to be SIS 30. The sales were 700 bar
rels at prices ranging from $l7 so to SIS. At the
third cal there 250 barrels, buyers options,
sold at x17 90 and 900 barrels sold at SIS. 1be
market closet at Sl7 80 bid and $1S 10 asked,
with very little spirit The total sales Of the day
amounted to only 3 800 barrels. The price OF pork
a week before, on tins market. was SIS 20 asked,
showing an advance OF about $3 barrel IN a week.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BAD RECORD FOR A POLICEMAN.

Captain Berghold, of the Twenty-nInth Precinct,
preferred charges yesterday, at Police licadquar-
ters, against Pdtr0l thomas Fleming, OF ms
Wednesday night by R0undsman Wallace, AMI was
fined SO in the Jefferson Market Court yesterday.
clubbing Mr. Smith, of Brooklyn, IN Madison
square last year. and was convicted of having
struck the blow that knocked Mr.. Smith sensciess.
Fleming was appointed a patrolman in 1870 and
was dismissed for fighting with fellow officer III
1872 but was rcapponIed III the following year.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

FTHb ir,ppe Hoiel-Governor Des Vnnx, OF fl,;
tho Hon George Eden Secretary, r. W. ltethff Aue u
Camp The Governor Of fJ' .oione w & - mrssg
George Rohr-on New Jersey. sisnd cen're Ho,eiT
senator Zehulop g. Vance. ~ North CafonS ~. 20
Uolsf-~euatot A T. Jonas judge H. BofmuleI ol lpu
isians sfueferrli ~ Rear Admiral charles = ,ngEs'
Medical Inspector Nelson. surgeon td watd ktsh
ner 4 y NJ and Governor 4. =. X. Sahrf ot tsons
~ Hefrf homis Ail,n. Of ~ "nis aud y .hAh
Director ~ the tnioi Pacific u TIT al
GUsr ouv cnsri Qe'rge II. sharpe. Ut kngsicn. y "
aud Paym1sr T. Taswcl AMI Lieutenant Com
nsnder Ncoli Lndiow u = ~, HOFFMAN Hos,e ,S"ne's
NOgnes u. =. a. ftfi fffffs lff'ffb T. n
Heaiy -. ~, ndser fott-The Hon. Levi T.. Morton
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THE FIRE RECORD.
LOSSES IN MONTCLAIR. n. j.

Four frame buildings and stable in
BloomGeldavr, MOntcar N j.. were torally destroyed
by fire at an early hour yesterday morning. The tire
originated u small bailding occupied by scvera
colOred families and spread quickly but the people OF
the town Hooked The aud by their efforts nearly
all goods of the tenants o the houses were saved
Adjoining property saved by the of buckris Cf
water. There lire engine In the town. The total
loss estimated to De between $4,000 aud $4,000 Tue
io.s "a partly covered By insurance. The buildings
owned by W s. Morris and the OF L. Is. JscObus
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
HEAVY LOSS IN sCHUYLERVILLE. NY.

SARATOGA, Sept. 3O-A large fire at
schuy ervile began Olivr Brsbins drygoods store
at o'clock this morning. Tne following business houses
were burned: Oliver Brsbm K Co. +. Washburne dry
goods: j. Horiu Brooks. hard "arc; Seth Lawrence.
drugs aud the Western Union telegraph ofice Joseph
r. SmitU, jeweller Miles Root. turnUure seward Win
ney meat MARKET and The Schusierrue Standard PRINT.
iux office. The total loss il sestinuted at 500 00O
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
THE INQUEST ON The TUNNEL VICTIMS

Colonel UeWltt c IIasklns, the presdcnt OF The
Hudson Tunnel Railroad Company was the
only witness examined yesterday by Coroner Wig
gins at the uquest held IN the case OF Peer Wood
land, of the men who were Killed IN the tunnel.
property of the company at the foot of Fifteenth
St. jersey City, and made an examination of the
working shaft, caissOn machinery aud the section
OF the tunnel standing near the engine house.
Colonel Haskns gave a history of the tunnel enter
prise and described the method OF constructing IT..
The inquest Will be continued TINS evening.
The worklneh at the caIssOn at the tunnel recov-
cred two more bodies last evening. The bodies
were in better state of Preservation than those
taken out first. One of the boGies had PAIR OF
shoes Oh tie feet and the other had b,Ots Foreman
Michael Hurley stated hat lie WAS unable TO Iden-
tify the two bodies. They taken to the Morgue
in Jprsey-ayc There are four more bodies in the
caisson re ady for removal this morning.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
TROTTING CHALLENGE ANSWERED.

BAN FRANCISCO, Sep.. 3O.-In answer to
the statement in this mornings dispatches TO the effect
that the owner OF tAe stallion Piedmont, of Louisville.
challenges any trottipg stallion in tho world. Colonel
T. A. Fing.n wner OF Santa Claus says that he made
the same offer year ago, which still holds good. and
he will trot Claus against Piedmont for s5 900
side best threo five. the trot ~ como OF in San
Francisco
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
IAnOunCamenA+L

CELERY AS A REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DISEASES.
OF Baltimore, Mi., psactlcng physician
no has much attention 10 nervous detres ias dis
extract Of ce I'D c!amJnlr combined In
certain proDorliOD invariably hcadaohe thr DOus
headache neuralgia secpcs-Ecss
tins is triu uph IN medical
chemistry from al the Order.
Ing iy malt pyepar,s in pills at 90 'eIts per box Ibo
Doctor largely and uighy ieSpeste N at more
fIniscopal Methodist NewYoIk Office. ll5 fulton.st
Dr.. HOLMAN's PAD has saved me the tOrtures
Of thousand deaths by the OF neuralgia IL the stomach
o eight years staning
- r. BIssELLr NJ. d.. 43 Vine ST.. Cincinnati, Ohio
Involids. rs we'll as children, find MELLIN's
Foop satisfactory and nourshing aitce of Diet It's
II O the most delicate stomach
wnilS properties wonder f IL may DO
had OF aud Price 10 cents T. METCALV
& Co., Boston. Mass.
Steel Frame, Fire-Proof Safes. Combination
locks side Bolt Works CHAM Emory 20 Nesey ST
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
ATHLETIC SPORTS ON STATEN ISLAND.

The fall meeting of the Staten Island Ath-
letic Club WILL be neli its grounds West New
Brighton tomorrow. The entries for the quarter-me
run limited contestants who have never beaten 54
seconds. include L. H. stuart, j. II. Rimmer. Walter
smith and W. L. Stewart. The running nIgD jump will
virtually be "A between a L. Carroll and C. W.
Durand. both Staten Island men, for the championship
of America. At the championship games at Mott Hayen
last Saturday they tea 1t ieei inches. Tine
OF The meetlg will he the presentation of the Sacks da
ulond medal, valued al 500. 10 that member Of ne
club who made the best general record during the
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
LOUISVILLE RACES.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Sept. 30.-This was the
fourth day Of the fall meeting The first race for two
year-ods hveel lghts OF a mile. won by Bend Or.
with Ieev, the favorite. secOnd. and Pride third
Time. 1:OSi2 The second for stations three
years old. one mile and three-quartess Luke Black
burn won with ease; Kimbal second Big Medicine
third. Time. 3:O4. The third dash OF one
and oDeeighth miles, and was won by Himyar Mon
, r.,l second Matte Walker third. Time. l:544. rhe
tourth ra g. a dash OF two miles, won by Bcnsun
Gturral Philips second, Belle OF Nelson third. Time,
..3Tlx
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BURGLARS IN wEsTCHEsrER COUNTY.

The hou,e of CUrtlaudt w. Starr, at Pelham
Manor was entered by burglars Tuesday nigat. and
robbed OF silverware valued at goo. On the same
entered and robbed Of quantity OF Ssss belonging
10 William III. Valentine the br .lder valued at
$50.
On Chester Hill. several burganes were asO COM
mitted Tuesday night. Tne house of Nr Barg,n was
entered and robbed Of silyerwaTe. u french clock
and mantle ornaments, all valued al $500. The
dwelling of Mr.. Riker was entered and robbed of
linen valued at 500 From the house Of Mrs. Kauth
a quantity OF linen was stolen Watchdog kept
on tle premises prevented the robbers from COM
pletiup thelr WORK. Burglars made an attempt
Tuesday night 10 enter the house of DR.. Mitchell on
Chester Hill. by applying jimmy" TO the rear
sruent door bot the bars ana bolts with which
the door was fastened caused them to abandon the
ATTEMPT.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
GOOD SHOOTING AT CAMDEN.

CAMDEN, n. D., Sept. 30.-ln the shooting
matches here to-day the following scores made
Dupont Powder match 500 yards, possible score, 80
e. h. Lynch. 50 (hTst prlzc) l. Thomas 30 second
priz-) Joseph H. Burroughs. 40 (thild prize); L. o.
Shakespeare, 40 fourth prizeJ: william II. Farrow. 43.
In the Ballard match thcre we're three competitions
william F2rrow's aggregate was 13G, j. II. Burroughss
1856. Seven others retired.
In tho Hunters match 500 yards. possible aggregate
5o-L. Th0uias, b. b. Lyncn. j. II. Burroughs und L. o.
Shakespeare scored so; ~ Prce 40 The lies snOt
OF and ". Y. Lynch WAS the winner.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
1 2 q 4 8 @ z
Tho l;ttle sons of a CLERGYMAN of this

The little sons of clergyman OF this city
are alo ed the absence tcir ,ather from lone
take turns IN saying grace. few evenings
n was OF the elder. his brv wished 10 ask
the pleasing, aud II with some difficulty that No
reduced 10 order while hs brother did that office As
soon ms sad. the younger 6opped b,s pla,e
over with slam, excaimnK, well. IL that isn't the
poorsst blessing l ever heard."-lBostop Courier
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01

,ay Al The Rilarwooi Reservoir there we're on,y
n teet 10 inches of water. and m the conduit onN
10 inches Since SUNDAY the water ~ TIE c"nunl'
hns fallen lnches Unless rain comes soon ih's
supply viii bc greatly reduced. All the sutces o,
nnplv are omen and Ten DAYS time will nearly fnot
quite. exhaust them. ,,,
lh, nlspection oi dweilinRa 20 ascertain whether
water Is wasted by defective pipes. ~ BrooklNn'"h.
begun Yesterday. Fifteen inspectors were sent out
by Commissioner French. OF the Department iOiN
Wnrka
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
CRICKET NOTES.

The Manhattan eleven win play the return match
with the Ne wark eleven Newark. N. j.. October g.
A large number of people assembled at the
st. George Cricket Grounds BoboEen. n. j., yesterday
AFTERNOON TO witness the between the kewYork
and st. Georges Cricket Cube. Tue score WA as for
lowsi st. 0eorge's 90 ; Eow.York. ~
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
TOWN CARRIAGES.

We have now on view a! our Ware
rooms, Broadway, Attn 10 43th-St., Large
Stock of Fashionable TOWN CARRIAGES,
embracing BR0UGHAMS, LANDAUS, LAM
DAULETS. C0UPES, and T-CARTS, to-
gether with variety of vehicles suitable
for Country Driving, with Ful! Assert
ment of the BREWSTER WAGON, of which
we are Sole Manufacturers.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
low WATER IN THE ERIE CANAL.

The prolon ged drcYth which has resulted IN clos
ing tie Delaware and Hudson Canal for the present
af east has also had it's effect tDe Erie Canal,
and causes litile alarm among the bOatmep, who
fear that prosperous thus far may bc closed
TOO early. The water Is low at several pointA par
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
FITTING NURSES FOR THEIR WORK.
COMMENCEMENT oF TuE rnAiNING sCHooi-sN-
TrpN YogNo wouTN GRADUATED.

CoNMFNCEMFNT OF TuE TnAtNING school-sN-
rrFN yoJNG wOnES GRApuAiEp
The fourth annual CONNER, ,ement II The Training
school iur Nurses IN connection with the Dep'r'
mcnt ot Public Chauueg and Correction was ueu
Yesterday at Blackwcifs Island. The exercises were
held IN one of the wards which nag oe3n iass,1 t,1
Fc.toons Of evcfgrccns were euSpehucd iioih W,
pillar. and ceiling. The platform was adorned
with flowers m pruluson. while flags were drapch
along tho wall. Among those present were ek,
Mayor Wickham. Commissioners Hess. brennan ana
Cox. ex Commissioner Bailey, and Alderman ia
cObu>. al, - ,,.
which ex-Mayer Wicknain made an address
"Dnrinr the last four years" he said since the
first class was graduated nearly eighty ladies have
gone from these walls as professional nurses, ana
the success winch has attended them has Deeh
greater than the founders of the school anticpai ~
In 1878 the v'lrous wards were u1der the care OF
nurses sele &. | from the convaleScent patients.
Under these circumstances 1t was impossibie TO De-
stow the necessary care upol the sick. A plan was
mooted fOi starting a school for training nurses,
and by lectures from the attending physician ana
daily bedside experience 20 BIT them for their
duties. 1t took some time TO carry THIS our.
| remember speaking 10 "a leading physician OF New
YoIk the subject. He admitted that nurses were
uuIte as necessary TO patients as the attending
physicians. but the trouble would be, he said tha
we would have these nurses putting np IA TIN sigh
and becoming doctors Laughter.l However, ~
the month of August, 1870 the change was made.
Gradually the nurses under the old system
left the iustulIon aud after two years
one class was graduated. Most satisfactory were
these nurses in many cases, and some achieved more
than success" .
Tie valcdlctory of the class of 80 was read by
Fannie Il. Perkins. Ex-C Commissioners Bailey then
awarded The prizes. lie alluded to the fact that Mary
Anderson one of the class, was no, present TO re-
ceive ncr diploma. and saId that she had become
ind while pursuing her studies The prizes were
satche 10 Sarah VI. StIckle and one To Ellen south
worth, who stood equally we'll IN thelr cXamina-
tIons, aud Thermometer each To Kate b. Holden for
excellence in studies, aud 20 Caroline L. Pennoycr
for Keeping her ward IN order during the past year.
The folowIne are the members of the graduating
class:
l. IN SouihwOrih. Anaq g. Mahal,
E!sc 4. Andrews Luc' NJ organ,
Nary Anderson Annie l.. Mu ford.
Iula CnrQay Ciroliuc L. PcnnOYer,
Harriet l.. Eu0, Fannie H. PCrAlns,
Katc H. 10 deu, Mary RrG'nthaeF,
ElZLb. h II nike! %, Cora SchONcI
C,,S,a Jnrd.D Sarah NJ. SUcAle.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
PAPER Mill, DAMAlED

CINCINNATI, Sept. 3O.-A fire in Oglesby g.
Msoro's paper mill NJ Miedetown, OIiO this morning
caused damage to the OF 81 OOO fully insured
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
A FIRE IN HARRISBURG. PENN.

HARRISBURG. Penn, Sept. 30.--A fire this
morning DESTROYED Earley's National Greenback Hall
and several other frame buildings in West Harrisburg
The loss which is unkuOwn Is covered by Insurance.
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
AN ELEVATOR IN OHIO BURNED

COLUMBUS, o., Sept. 30.-The grain elevator
and warehouse of o. P. Cnancy. at Canal Winchester
was destroyed by nre yesterday Loss about 81 900
Hs
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BASEBALL NOTES.

The second of a series of championship
games between the Metropolitan CLUB. OF New-York.
and the National Club OF Washington took place
Polo Grounds In ths city yesterday. Tue by
ings Is as fsllsws;
New-York tribune., 1880-10-01
BROOKLYN's WATER SUPPLY.

In the Storage Reservoir at Hampstead, yesterday
there were only feet inches of water and In the
conduit the water IL falling vt the rate Of an inch