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THE PENNILEss ORPHAN.
BY HATTIE z. 8. CREssY.

Oh am all alone ia the world,
And the world cares not me;
The rich man shove- ME rud-lv aside;
am pOor, but u hat Cares her
"A penny. Fir" but no, tbs refused;
H. bids me not TO annoy:
He ne'-r felt the bitir want
or the pennil IS orphan boy
A lady srrayed in jewels and silks
l. stii1 more hearte-s than he;
She sulI-nly ask 10 the walks were made
For such . wretch a. me;
And she shuns h. path that have trod,
As though 'twere ~ heinous SIN
To even step where the snodiess feet
OF the b-gssr boy had been.
"a wretch" Oh. ,h- tears are starting now
For I rem mber that mother dear
Who always called me sweet pet names,
But she is no longer here;
For God has taken her spirit home,
Where the holy angels dwell;
Oh, H. was kind TO take her away,
she doeth all things WE'LL"
In the dim old attic yonder she died,
And none save me was nigh;
All, forget, the angels We're there,
Aud the STAR we've in the sky;
know | held her in my wee arms,
Close by the window pane,
And told her to look.upon the world
She ne'er would view again.
And then. upon pallet OF straw,
laid her down to die,
And there we lay, heart pressed 10 heart.
NY dying mo- her and I;
The DIRE in the CRATE was low,
Aud the lamps were burning dim,
And the walls Of that low attic cell
We're than death more grim.
She lied inst as the morning woke
To usher In tue newborn day,
And soon the dark-brOwei sexton came
And bore her form away;
And 4 Was thrust into The street,
A bexger cSild, to roam
Amid the city wilderness,
With Ifeither friends nor home.
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Judge j. s. Black is firm believer In
old-time orthodoxy. Some one remarked in
his presence that the lines that formerly di-
vlded people in regard to religious matters
were fading out. EYES," said the Judge.
"and notice that the nice distinctions be-
tween right and wrong are going with
them"
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HnmaehnId0 f Rufh.

No. A.-Regular communication first and third
Wednesdays of each month"; hall IS and 81 East Wash
ingtou streets II. A. ROGAN, President.
JOHN WILSON, Secretary.
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ST. MARY's TEMPLE.-Reguar communication first
Monday evening OF each mouth; hall N. T. corner
Meridian and Washing t"n stree
MRS PATSY HART, w. P.
Mrs. MARY 0UsLEY, Secretary.
DEBORAH TEMPLE No. 3, of U. 8. of F.-Regular
communication second Wednesday and fourth We'd
nesdsy evenings in each mouth; hall N. K. corner Of
Washington and Meridian street.
MISS SALLIE GALLIroN, NJ. w Prince.
Mrs. FANNIE JOHNSON, W. Secretary for $780,
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Jnvsnise Knixhs. Of Bethlehem

Meet the I'd AMI 4ih Monday evenings In each
month, at No. l2J Columbia Street.
MRS. NJ. NICKS0N, Worthy Mother.
FLORENCE HELLER. Finacial Secretary.
REBECCA B0LDEN, Recorder.
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Mrs. Grundy says that some Saratoga Ia
dies wear stockings costing one hundred and
twenty five dollars per dozen. Their hus-
bands (soc ct tuum) are disbelievers in the
philosophy Of Socrates.
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Odd Fellows.

LINCOLN UNION LODGE No. l,4s6.-Regular com
munication first and third Mondays Of each month
hall IS and 81 East Washington street.
JOSEPH LOCKLEARf n. G..
SAMUEL SPENCER, p. Secretary.
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Regular communication first aud third Mondays Il
each month; at American Hall.
stre WIN. DUNNINGTON, President.
WILLIAM BARBKR, Secretary.
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Union Sons md Dang, ters Of tho state

Meet LIST and Sd Friday in every month at the
South calvary Church. corner Of Morris and Maple
Street NANCY SMITH. Lady President.
REV. THOMAS SMITH, Chief,
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CATARkH LAME BACK, DYsENTERY.

fuarm
nibadyn injured
nempnyed land naly yer
Mihs wrt.-"I Oil on horses for different diseases and
BuOin Hull : @, Thave Soda medicine
has
sHoE,ORk Sc1LAS
MesrsP
madk
etc,
RIinun, Fah P
adhd
hawh a o
eamo
for
rup
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Untt,d Bro,hers or Friendship.

GIBSON LODGE No. of U. b. of F.-Regular COM
mun,cstion second Monday evening. Call meeting,
fourth Monday evening OF eacn mo- th; hall north
east corner Meridian and Washington streets
THOS. POOL, w. NJ. Master.
HENRY DEHoRSEY, Secretary.
FRIESDsHIP LoDGE No. Regular communication
first aud third Mondays in each month; hall N. X.
corner Meridian aud Washington.
ST. JOINS LoDGE No. To- First and third FRIDAY
In each month; hall N. cornsr Meridian and WASH
layton streets. DIR. L. N. WATSON, President.
d. l.. VASBURES. Secretary.
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ment OF the Nerv-
Gus System gener-
ally, Pains in
Back or Side, Loss
of Memory, Pre-.
mature Old Age
aud diseases that
lead to Cansump-
'iun, lnsaDity and
an early grave on
both. No matter
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Columbus Route,
DAYTON AND SPRINGFIELD.

liza "A Train arrives at Muucis 2:2s ?:
ll.DU a wi. m; Union 3:l5 p. m; Dayton
655 p. ms Springfield 7:l5 p. m; Columbus s;io m.
The only line running through Parior Coaches
from Indianapolis to Columbus, where direct con-
nections made with the Baltimore q ONO hail.
road This train connec at Muncie with the fort
Wayne. Munce Cincinnati Railway for vt. Wayne
and Detroit. s ln.
; nS-ses that your ticket reads by the ee Line.
A. J. SMITH, J. W. CAMPBELL, Z. GALE
C,ey,iand. o, Indianspolis nApens.
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Tow shattered the - may be from Of any
kind short of this medicine win restore the
lost functions and procure Health aud Happiness,
where Uef IRE dependency aud gloom. The Spe-
cific -dcine is being used with wonderful succes.
Pamthlsts sent free to al. Write for them and get
full particulars Price. Specific 60 per pack age
or six packages for $500. Will be- sent by mail on
receipt of money Address all orders
J. B. aIw PSON's MEDICINE CO,
Nos lO4 and 100, Main st. Buffalo, n. Y.
Sod in indianapolis by LOUIS EICHRODT, and
all Druggists everywhere.
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Regular communication first Tuesday evening of
each month at American Hall.
MRS. KITTY SINGLETON, President.
MRS. MARY OUsLEY, Secretary.
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Amertcan Sons.

American Sons.
Regular communication first aud third Mondays in
each month; at American Hall.
: WIN. DUNNINGToN, President.
WILLIAM BARBER, Secretary.
American Doves.
Regular communication first Tuesday evening OF
each month at American Hall.
MRS. KITTY SINGLETON, President.
Mas. MARY OUsLEr, Secretary.
Sisters of Charity.
Regular communication first Tuesday of each month
MRS REBECCA PORTER, President.
MIss Ruth BEAsLY, Secretary.
Good Samarifans.
JERICHO, LopaE No. 8, G. o. G.. s.-Regular COM
mnnicaticn, second and fourth Thursdays of each
month"; bal" No. ss West wsship pW9N street
8. J. BLArLock, WIS.
Magnolia Lodge.
NO 4, D. OF s.--Regusr communication first and
third Thursdays of each month; hall No. 36Z West
Washington street. MRS. SAINT CLARE, W. p. d.
MRS. KATE JOHNSON, ID. Of Il.
Sons and Daughters Of Morning Star.
LODGE No. Irregular communications first and
third Fridays in each month, in American Hail. West
Mas LUCY ANN MARTIN, President.
MRS. MATTE wELLs, Secretary.
Sisters Of Bethlehem.
Sisters Of Bethlehem, Naomi Lodge No 7.-Regu-
in each mouth, hall in Yohn's Block. corner Of Me-
MRS. MARIA oUsLEY, WIN.
Mas. AIDA WICK, F. 8.
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To NervOus-The Sufferers Great Euro.
pean emedy, DIR. j. r. simpsons spe-

DR. j. B SIMPSONS SPECIFIC MEDICINE is positive
cure for Spermstorrhea, lmpCtebcy. Weakness and
all diseases resulting from Self-Abuse, Nervous De-
blity, trrtability Mental Anxiety, Langour, LASH
tude, Derres ion Of Spir and functional derange-
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
m asOIlfc.

GsrnsKMANE CosxASDERY. X. T., No. s.-Reguiar
communication second Tuesday of each month; hall
In yudah's Block, opposite Court HOUSE.
NJ. JONES, Recorder. II. A. ROGAN, u. v.
ALPHA CHAPTER No. 23.-Regular communication
frst Tuesday in each mouth; hall In Jndsh's Block.
CnAs. E. BAILEY, Secretary. E M. JONES, II p.
CENrKAL LoDGs NO. l, r. A. Y. M.-Regular COM
munication first Tuesday OF each month month hal, In
Judxh's Block G Fl. LANIER, w. M. AZ
ANDREW LocKLEAR, Secretary.
TRINITY LODGE No. Is +. A. Y. M-Regular com.
first Wednesday Of each mSnsh haI
SCOTT TuRsER, Secretary.
Ladies Court.
UNION CouRr No. Irregular communication first
and third Monday evenings OF each month"; hall In
MRS. CoRNELIA TOWNSEND, M. A. NJ.
MRS SARAH HART, Secretary.
LEAH COURT No ll-Regular communication Sec
ond and fourth Monday of each month hall IN yu-
dah's Block. MIS-. JAMES, IL. a. NJ
MRS OUsLEY, Secretary.
Ind pendent Sons OF Honor.
LODGE No. Irregular communication first Hon'
d ay night Of each month; hall In Grifitbs Block.
TR0S. RUDD, President.
john PRESTON Secretary.
LoDGE No. l5.-Regular communication first Tues
day night of each mon b; hall IN Grith's Block
Mr.. wALKER, Secretary
Independent daughters Of Honor.
LODGE No 2.-RSgulsr Communication first Wed
ne'sdsy night Of each month; hall in Griffith .
Block. ELLEN SPAULDING, President.
GD. ELLIS, Secretary.
Sons and Daughters Of Morning.
Regular communication first and third Wednesday
evenings of each month; At american hall.
MRS. ELLEN ROBERTS, President.
II. o. MEDLIs, Secretary.
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Sisters Of Charity

Regular communication first Tuesday of each montl
at Bethel A. NJ. T.. Church.
MRS. REBECCA PORTER, President.
Miss Ruth BEAsLY, Secretary.
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eight
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nsnd am.nes disappear s1o
eeIpsele not a IL
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Pittsburg. Cincinnati Gnd 80. s.0u8.,
(PAr HAEDLlI
Depart. Arnve
N. YP, W, B. zion. Acte....... $50 an
a Pitts. Exts 40 am u ,p.,W B.
Dayt 6C.Ex IL IL 90 am & PIT. Ext.-l2:lO pm
Rich. q DAG IL S:z5 pm Col & Day Exts $40 pr
n. Y, w, MY. p, W, b.
B.0P Extsh 5:45 pm & Pit. Exts- 40 pm
Day'. Ezts", '0 am Dayton E,ts i iS:ss pm pm
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Regular communication first and third Wednesday
evenings of each mon h; at American hall.
MRS. ELLEN RUBEKTS, President.
II. o. MEDLIs, Secretary.
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RAILROAD 1IsiE TA8LE.

On ana aftcs Sunday July IL. 1880.
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LODGE No. Irregular Communication first Wed
nelsdsy night of each month; hall in Griffith
Block. ELLEN SPAULDING, President.
ED. ELLIS, Secretary.
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Good saruaritans.

No. 4, d. OF S.-Regular communication first and
third Thursdays of each month; hall No. 361z West
Washington street. MRS. SAINT CLARE, W. P. D.
MRS. KATE JoHKsoN, d. Of 4.
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mp the avenue they presented fine appearance Their
uniform consists OF black shake caps, g0u. sil'
yer and white capes, according TO rank, leath-
ern aprons, black trousers and white leggngs.
Tho Scrgeans carried lanterns and the men battle
axes Immediately following was the Jacobus Battery
numbering about fifty men, in command OF captain Al.
bert s. Hail. The uniform of the Battery consisted OF
silvcrcolored with blue bands, white shirts, ana
black trousers Officers and men carried lanterns
brass cannon, surmounted by an American cage
fire was burned az the procession
moved through the The First Voters Fusileers,
also OF the IXth Assembly District, brought up the rear
They dressed the picturesque costume OF VI,
zOnaye conssiing OF n blue tartan cap win red oaul
and tasse white shirt with blue front, black trousers
and white legsngs. The officers carried blue lanterns
lieutenant g. NJ Welsh Tine enir" body OF men rested
near the speakers stand IN Fifth-avc In front OF
Chickrring Han . -,
The XviItu Assembly District Boys in Blue Repuo
can Campaign Club, In command o. captain McFdrlsud
was the next 10 arrive. As II marched down
Filth-ave. the band played THE star Spangled
Bannerf TIE men wore the Ordinary uniform OF ihc
BOYS III Blue and carried torches The force numbered
about three Thousand.
At tie close OF the outdoor meetings the various or
ganiztons proceeded IN limo 10 tneir respective head
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
Observation-Disclosures NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ArrANy. Sent. 2I.-In Court OF Appeals to-

da, IN, ioliowlue Il .cisIous were handed down:
Thornton act the Wabash Hallway Company Eomner
ineion Paper compsny asi. .. Dougherg O. Dogghorly
Az The re-, gmsgI a T4pe ae Eo Wns simmons e
lompson agt the Bank OF IIusn Norh AmenSt Iayor
II ycs aci Me Dormo Hen'ein ast Ppwes. REYNOLDS az
Combs al Xiie The Honc Machine Company nrrn6.
tor-Judgmcn affirmed win costs hun neat
AS 10 dcfe smith dismissed with costs ron ert ag
Belnoni Crsiin at BabDet. Burnett agG snyder two
McGrog Ha stead aE seaman Wei agt tucson ~ SilnS
tial granted COST, t. abide the event tine enii on
an S@ d s mas without e costs IN this court %
either pIrtyIn he matter O. 9peniig ,even 3yeEIhe
rel ruTston at The TOM auditors OF LGra
ton affirmed with osis-i'r agt Iuttle -orier OF
c"sps inc PecII ex rel. Esgan agt. the jus ICES
OF Marns Court q the city o. soc,.I r,o
reversed without slel dan at A7dregs Order Of
i"nnr costs motion TO dismiss appeal denied with
costs In re h%onT 10 Eag, nc 20 e M Of e
era FERN reversed ana mat OF spec al Tenn affirmed with
a sGlrnea and Judgment absolute for respondent
or or .R'Ga sn4 .rm yeGsd and nsSat a
Nm ai.rne1, tn It. .rttr at BE t~it der
,ss, N y re e "a m ca l n 20 P rSst
q yen tn 90 ~ vnS -, tn pirly ~. %ar
Ler At iar 'oa. 90 +" m alP 81 i'n W h ut
iiu' bad % ~ n,'1,,, fTsa
II 10 nty lsyaied roa mp Nv AID the ercln
N i,na sank OF New-hok aet Whee o;A.-AGpoA DIS
mis- with costs.
br following business transacted John Fischer
DC ant agt aao and Others Mouon for
Ieargumeni submitted The Benedict Eurnham Maruiactur
David q. Thayer.-MUtion to dismiss
neil the Court papers. The People rel David
a. rhayer agt. Peter Bowe. sherif-Moton to dismiss
aDpeal The the No. 6li.-
William 4. Cot. appellant agt Freeman Campbell
Others, respondents argued by y. Cot lIen for
appellant. and John J.. Cadwalader for respondents
30 a. ,gGS S% Gsss c s
snbmted b. appellant 40 530-Iu the matter OF trecman
insplycnt debtors argued NJ. A. Whitney
Tor appellant IOngers Tor respondent. 40 55l.-August
10 mont respondent. Peter another ap
pe'alts argud by samuel ana for app"ons. Arthur D.
nton respondents No 54j In Nicer g. De Perrs
g. vacge argued by =. A argons for appellant A.
Beal Dindent No j5o-Elza J. Walker respondent
Joseph Walker appellant argued by Samuel Hand for APP
pel ant Perry FIR respOn lent NJ. 6i6-Laayete
Rauncv appellant AIT. Segmunf NJ Peyssr aud others
pond ns arguel samuel Untomeyor for appellant NJ
+. Townsend for respondents No 5jS-Msry A. Darken
respondent Thomas r. sharp, receiver, appellant
argued by f.. B Hnsdae for appellant, w W. Badger for
Respondent No 55G- George l.. Munroc and others.
pei The Trademarks Fire Insurance Company
pOndents Submttei.
following is the day Calendar for Wednesday Nos.
$40, PAS, 249, 25l, 2G3. 25i, . 8 256
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SEEKING RFlNs rATEMCNT.

A misunderstanding arose in the year 1878
Actoccu members Of the National Comm tce OF he An
ceut Order 81 lIibcrnan, 10 the cts N when the
Nationpi Council should s in That year. At ir't IL was
decided 10 holt 1t ia NewI0r but majority ailef-
w..a changed the Place of meeting 10 Boston. The
was that meetings. held IN both ctfs
tin greater part or The members however. att,n linz III
Boston. subsequently, such members OF the NATIONAL
c mmittec ~ adhered to the Pun ose Of sizing Ia
York were expelled from the organization SN %
fapia npm,y. Patrick MALONE. Daniel Dnlon, P'irich
mpbcii. Terence Eciiy. john Keenan, ana IdUch
G. d ~. recently pcutionrd the supreme toutt i"I
~ 4, ol uauaaniu. directing the N"tionm C9mmt g
r. ~, sfat thcm THcy claimed HAT hey tad MOI ma
70 hearing before ih' committee 10 dci'hd thchsc =
aud incy had other appeal except 10 me court J
tcc InwTencc Yesterday granted he petition Win 20
costs IL each
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The game vt Providence with the Boston Club was won
by tie Providence by the following score:
Runs. Base hits. Errors
THE COURTS.
SEEKING TO ANNUL A LEASE.

Edmund Il. Terry and eight directors of the
New-York. Greenwood and Coney Island Railroad are
mado defendants with the New-York and Atlantic Rail
road Company q SUIT brought III the Supreme Court
by Addison b. Crosby, q stakeholder OF the former com
pany 10 ;ain the anGument of lease made ny tne
plant n's company Terry Crosby alleges that us
company has Issued stock to the amount OF @ZJoooo
with bonds for the amounts that after portion VI
the road had been laid the eight defendant dlrccoi'
leased to Terry $25 900 year tue entire rghts anu
franchises OF the road for nnetynino years. WIN 'no
privilege Of iyc renewals. The plainth also alleges t"
Terry transferred the right which he acquired uhler
tie lease on the same day the NewYorS ahd AIahlc
Railroad Company for $4,000. II Is c'lmeu py .io
plaintiff that the lea Terry WIS prjudcla To us
rights and Fraudulent - ,i,,no,t,n
When Inc snit was begun temporary lIJuhcul'n
granted by Justice Lawrence, ieslr inrd me IHhse u
thc prorerty 81 the Ncw-YJTk, Greenwood ana Oo,c'
Island Railroad Company 20 tho oihcr oompdn.' 10y
motion To IaVe the injunction made permanent pcn"
u me cone lsOn OF tn salt. ncnrd before Jus cc
Lawrence IN Chambers yesterday Inc u'Ie Adihle -
serted thai the transfer ard the lease Were egntic
and cdicut that the effect OF thc continuance Oh
~. ufuuct wOui b, 10 stop all wora On me roar
IN. hest pcrpd for pushing it4 constructions. DNlu
Mitchell "a, pcircd FOR the p4dnuE; NJ s'ls. Hatt
Gerard aud Bowers Tor the defendants. Decision was
vol
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BASEBALL NOTES.

The Worcester Base Ball Club received a
severe defeat Worcester Monday Mt the hands OF TIE
Troy Club, the score being az follows: Tfoys z Wor-
cestcrs, l.
Tie game at Chicago Monday between the Chicago
and Cincinnati Clubs resulted ia favor OF the former by
"A score OF y To 3.
An excellent game was PLAYED 1T Providence Mon
day between the Boston aud Providence Clubs. The
Boston niue made several base ns but 10 runs. 4Ae
score was as follows : Boston. y; fIOYir.cc, ..
The defeat OF The Troy MAE b. the Worcester CluD
Worcester Yesterday was suGprsr 10 the spectator d.
H.. Troys nave won easily all the games they w.
played since Norccscls returned nome. The
Il ~ follows: Worcester, Il Troy, =.
An exec OF base ball was played at Chicago
Yesterday between the Chi ,agO and Cleveland CLUB
m, contest was very clos, throughout the game tAo
Chicago G ub Winning bN score 81 D 10 4.
The game at Cleveland yesterday between tie Buf.lO
and Ceyclanl CUBS resulted as IollOTs:
Euus. Base hits Erfors.
The Providence CuD Is now rcparlng the poor record
which they made duriug the latter part Of TIC SEASON.
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Gently been informed that in July his wife had
said that she would poison him. Mrs. johnson
denied the charge. and the Justiee ADJOURNED the
case until Saturday. johnson accused his wife OF
unfaithfulness, and showed several letters when
he said were written to his wife by George Craber
of Greenport. l.. l.. and which were intercepted;
The letters were those of q lover 10 the woman OF
whose affection he il assured. T..
johnson and his wife have been separated Tor
several months, and they are now engaged III u
legal contest for the guardianship Of their only
child n boy of eight years of age. The mother mas
the child at present. The father made an attempt
to take forcible possession of 1t in the Clty nan
Park Monday. An account of the excitement
caused by this attempt was given III Tie TRIBUNE
Yesterday.
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DEFEATED OARSMEN IN a RACE.

TIE consolation" race, open to the men
who defeated III the regatta al ROckaway, Monday
was rowed yesterday afternoon. !he John
BIgln j. Ten Eyck and David OLeary. There
large spectators the de- KS OF the Grand
Republic upon the piers and the grounds Of the Sea-
SIDE House. Tie water very rough aud gave the
o,rsmen much trouble. The Start was made ~ 4:i0
o'clock. Biglin led from the iime his touched
the water and was the first to round the stake-boat
Ten Eyck followed him closely Bglln rOwcd the three
miles III 20 inmates 20 seconds. Ten Eyck second
coming in about bOal-!cHgths behind. whic OLeary
whose lOat ii led with wsrcr. practically Withdrew and
was the Prizes gwen - follows: Big
i'm 800, Zen Eyck 500 ana OLeary $40.
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! E5W-JJEHRsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

~ Leave New York foot Liberty ST., y. Z.
80 a N. Nj IA D. via BfauchpoTt iOr Seabnaht, sands
EOOk ana intermediate stations.
80 Al T.il ed Bank for Manchester, Toni
River, BarDegat and intrrTncdi tie statJ ms
10 m.Nla Sandy Hook for Long Branch and utermcdi
ate stations
Has m.A rail, via Rrlnchport for seabrght SANDY
Hook, aud int IN f!i.. e stations
ljD = Al BrauchpOrf for stations for Ugh
landsaud for Man ter Toms RIVER
CITY All Il Bay-idc
$50 n.--Nu ran via BTaEchpOTt FOR Scabugt. sandy
HOOK "a nfermrifafe stations
ga NY ia HOOK Long y .auCh, Eat3.i1aE
AMI inteIMci ne stations
D. M Ina va Ited Bank for stations 10 Darheg
EIa eh abr ght sandy HOO. AID Intern. o.
Ifooa Irt,i,l.r s-atiOls
So b. w. ~ !loo.. {. Q IL ID. Long Blal-l