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The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
American Cars ON British Rail-
ways.

American Cars ON British Rail-
5- ways.
From the London Times.
Encouraged by the success which
has attended the introduction of din
ing room cars on the Great Northern
Railway, the Midland Company have
decided to follow in the same direction.
They intend to place dining room
car on all their express trains running
between London, Manchester and
Liverpool. These cars are to be made
by the Pullman Palace Car Company.
The same company are making several
new palace cars for the London,
Brighton and South Coast Railway
Since the Brigton tragedy the demands
made upon the Pullman car accommo-
dation have been so great as to be In
excess Of what is at present at the
disposal of the company. The Direc.
tors have consequently decided TO run
train each way every day to be
composed entirely OF Pullman cars.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
A Trial OF steam fire Engines.

The authorities OF Spring City, Pa,
have decided TO purchase a steam lire
engine, and have arranged for a eompe-
titive trial to be held al that place on
December Sd. The Silsby is already
booked for the contest. Its competitors
are likely TO be the Clapp Il Jones and
Button steamers. An agreement Is signed
with each company producing an engine
for trial, binding the authorities TO ac-
eept the engine decided upon as the best
by committee appolnted TO witness the
contest.
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Literary Nafa.

The late Dead Stanley was not very
acute either OF taste or smell, so that all
he ate was much the same TO him IL il
was only tender. Thomas Hughes first
met the Dean when lad at a Rugby
breakfast, where he and six others we're
plentifnlly RECALLED. Mr.. Hughes gives
many pleasant glimpses OF Arthur Stan.
ley, as he liked TO be called, in the No
vember Harper. A full-page portrait OF
the late Dean will adoru The same nnm.
Der.
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~ "'ed in a Police Am,

son nmAS.s.uIINoroN, S..I Oct. 1a'''anee. ID
.oI', %1nisa ,or many years know Net
on 'pdge his ,, Nelson" died dt~la iSia here a,
amhnlay an I wey to the hospital 'I n morniui
sn9a,ance stat;an from the Fon1,h, ~I IN q polio
sS"t,on ~ h"nn house, where he hi'.a haa ,precins
son y peen ~ a lodger of late. Ia ". frequent
son VOL. OF John Nelson Of MaruI,ssss r,e was TIL
sa was Attorney General aya ,yland, VIII
TTsG,.e'ary T,,o, of State under rnq D. Actin
a. sss'' =, a., ana also United STATS riecs'dsp
aan ~ s,, Thomas. Fifteen 'vsss vssas cOnsa
separated Mia' from his wiie years Ss! ago b
Mis Mss Brocksnborough Of Ths ,S;, was ~
Kin MIS- h uncle was Madison Nal.s .n,s cit!
mis- brother Frederick Nsls0s oeison Y I an
ef'ek ,e County, Md, who ''ua wa., Of Fre
saaees ~ IN that State. He ".fe oIst. Dot |;
,9 a ilneal descendant If manned n
l Monroe Nelson of Yorktown' a., 'ensrl en-
great grandson son will 'J"a, "ra, who
nial. iofk'own Genie
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standard on Compnny sued.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Oct. Ia, 1881.
The Attorney General OF Pennsy |.
vania has brought suit in the court
OF this county against the Standard
oil Company for the collection OF
over $3,000,000 alleged to be due
from that corporation IN taxes e ena
lities and. interest. The case will pro-
badly be tried in January. Witnesses
will be summoned from Pennsylya-
mia, Ohio and New York.
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Captain HzcGrary Bend.

YORKTOWN. Va, Oct. l4.-Captain e
T. McCrary, chief OF Admiral Wyman',
staff aud commander of flagship, died
suddenly TINS afternoon On board the
steamer Despatch. He was in apparent
good health At the time. Ali the Gov.
ernment ships In the harbor have their
nsgs at half.mast: Captain McGrary war
a native Of New York, where his wife
and children now are. His body will be
forwarded to New York.
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Who SsOf the prtxas

BosTos, Oct 14.-Ths prize-readine o.
the Freshman Glass of Harvard ColloR.
last night resulted as follows: Prizes q
$40 to Greenough Thayer Philips o
ALdovef Acadsmy, and Lucius Juniu.
Henderson of Chicago. The $50 prize
was wardedto Walter Foiger g Greenma 1
OF Chelsea; and $50 Prize to William
kinniout Draper OF New York, and Ed.
ward Blake Young of Cambridge.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
Thfey co I'm Town.

At the present time there are q mum.
ber of men OF questionable character In
town. Among them may be found gam.
blers, three card monte men and pick.
pockets. Some OF the "cappers" for the
three card monte men were sndeav ring
TO entice some OF the market men, this
morning, to their rendezvous. They
should be watched, and II they attempt
any OF their games DO arrested.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
TAX ing Down tho Draperx

In accordance with the orders OF
City Council the mourning drapery In
the Council chamber and upon the
public buildings has been taken down.
1t will be shipped to the Michigan
sufferers, and ~ most Of IL is in good
condition may prove OF some benefit
to the poor unf0rtunates to whom IL
will be sent.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
Positive Cure

Isa Positive Cure
for all those Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so common 10 our BEST
female population.
II will cure entirely the worst form oI
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles,
Infiama ton and u Iteration, Failing and
Displac tmeuts, and the consequent Spi-
nal Weakness, and Is particularly adapt
ed To the Change Of Life.
II wall dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus In an early stage OF develop
ment. The tendency to ,ncerous humors
tnere IN checked very specify by its use.
1t removes faintness, hatuleuey, de-
stroys all craving for stimuanis, and
relieves weakness OF the stomach. II
cures BloAttDg, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration. General Debility, sleeplessness.
Depression and indigestion.
That feeling OF bearing down eau ng
pain. weight and back acne. lis always per
manently cured by Its use.
II will at ali times and under all cir
cumstancee act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female system.
For the cure OF Kidney Complaints of
either sax this Compound is unsurpassed.
Lydia II. Pink hams Vegetable
compound ID prepared at 2s3 and 30
Western Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price tl.
Six bottles tor S. Sent by mail In the
form Of pills, also In the form of 'ozenges
on receipt OF price. Vi per box for either.
ofinqairy. Send for pamphlet. Address
US above. Mention this paper.
No family should be without LY OLA
Il. .PINkHAM'S LIVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, bilieusness, and tor.
pidity OF the liver, IS cents per box.
ArSold by all druggists.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
Colonel and Maa.,,

contrary to expectations nv w.
ioohaparte was not among tha a,aaa a.I
gers OF the Cunard steamar ' is's passs
which y vessel sailed for Eurono 1c',a ~ y
ehe remained with Col. ]. X gaa paa
parte at the New York Holel !, anS SoO =
accompany him to Yorktownnu nuu y, " |.
ness the centennial obseryancsaS F" n
Bonaparte's servants, with us' ths a.! !.
lion OF two, however, went ~ oe eA.' \
steamer. Colonel and MADAM N D..
parte are receiving many viai,a's nu'
their hotel. They intend to 'VS,' So
baltimore to morrow, and from tS.r H.
TO Yorktown. After the cep'a"a
celebration they will return to n,
fork and remain here for a few " a. A.
prior to their departure for ED,D, u'
which will take place on or ahout ,
26th of the present month w
BUentng Telegram, Oct12 "
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TO Ph YslCiA
AND
CONSUMERS or
COD LIvER. y O. S,...

knowing from eapsiith ,sppsipe The disPens
81 afsa e # ssssa Z e
features Of the emal5SiGfoo aiS FOR years VI w, Is
pared and alsnsaeS The on noss ss's 'seIs
a: !; !: !, +; s !: $
~: ~: $s $:sss. g
$ IF, s
$::.:I Z; E;:; $
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stfIl Living.

VIM. McGinnis, the man who was
struck by falling derrick at Eleventh
street bridge few days since, and So.
riously injured, Is still living, though
the attending physician, DR.. Mauli, has
little hopes Of his recovery.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
Deelarlng for FREQ Tradc,

OMAHA, Oct. l3.--The State Democrat
ic Convention last evening nominated
w. ID. M MuDger for Supreme Court udgs,
and Alexander Bear and j. 7. Brass for
Regents of The University. IL adopted q
nasar 80, s,,''o 10 Aauo, honss'
tration, and against high-license liquor
law.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
LONDON, Oct. II, 1881

LUFDUN, OCIs y tut
Mr.. West =, the new English Minister
to the United States, will sail from
Liverpool for Philadelphia on the Ameri
can line steamer Indiana on the ed
Inst,
A meeting Of revolutionary socialists
was held to-day at Tivoli Vanxhsll, in
Paris. Louise Michel violently attacked
the Ministry and NJ. Gambetta. keso-
lutions for their impeachment were
adopted.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
Funds for Ireland,

ROCHESTER,, Oct. l4.--At a meeting
of the Monros County Land League to-
night 1t was ordered tina. the Treasurer
of the society send Sl, 800 to the general
treasury in Paris.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
FOURTH EDITION
indications for To. day.

For the Middle Atlantic States, fair
weather easterly Winds, rising, falling
parom eter, stationary or lower tempera-
ture.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17

CIDER Is retailing in the market at
10 cents gallon by the barrel at Is
to IA cents.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17

Seven citizens OF Cleveland e,d
subscribed 81 900 to the Gsrs,] M
monument fund on Monday. A ltl
boy in California has contributed N
dollar, with that it is the first he N
earned.
Senator Lamar thinks the deu|
Gratis will carry Mississippi by fr]
10000 to 10000 majority.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17

lo57 Prizes, amounting to........, ,SllU AN,
hesponsible corresponding agents want
ed al all p0luts, 10 whom liberal com pen
sation viii be paid.
FOR further Information, write clearly.
giving full address. send orders bv az
press or Registered Letler, or Money Or
der by mail. addressed only to
ID. A. DAUPHIA,
New Orleans, La,
or M. A. DAUfhIN nj
No. 2l2 broadway. New York.
All Our Grand Extraordinary Drawings
are under the superv lsicn and manage
ment OF 6ENEKALS q. I. BEAUEE-
GARD and JUBAL A. EARLY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
STOCKS.
BID AsKET,


First National Bank ............li5 70
National Bank OF Delaware. ..5l6 6O
National Bank OF VIII. q Bdw'n. 65lS w
Union National Bank ........... 48 Is
Farmers Rank k....,...,,,,..,,..5 90 W
Phila. Wilmington & Bait. II. II GA 6S
Delaware Il. R................... ny 30
Delaware Western ". R.... 49,. ~ 20
Wilmington Il Northern X. r.. ~ "
Wilmington City Railway.
Delaware Fire In urance Co... 80 W
Wilmington Coal u W CO....... 81 W
Masonic Hall TO o.............s..
Odd Fellows Hall IL ~
BONDS.
Wilmington City e's..........., il2x ils
do do 5's.............l07 1D8
do do 4l<'s...........1U3 l06
New Castle County Bs.........lOS ITO
do do 4l<'s........l02ls l08
Delaware State b's...............l0 100 10
Relaware II. X. LIST mortgage. los hS
Delaware Railroad Exten sloa. .l07 los
p, W. d Is. X. X. lkt nJdt ttgage.. .l2 1B
VII. City Railway lat fffoetgagelU2 l03
VIII. City Railway Extension. 100 l,U
Masonic Hail 90 LIST mortgage.l00 lDl
Delaware City 4ks............l0 .l0ix Nn
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R0F10umI.

Geo. Henry Raymond, Esq, OF Smyrna,
10 In town to-day.
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Notice To The Public.

MOtiC6 10 In6 fuDllC.
1he public gre hereby cautioned
against sending any Money or Or.
ders TO SuNEs IL CO., 81 \ mssua 81.
New York city. as authorized on az
Louistdnd STATE Louery Company 10 sea its
Itckets: They are flooding tie country
DtM =, hotE ms Circulars piirpoTtts,p 10 be
Of The Louisiana State Loieru (I,y,,n1,,,,
and are franduienfiy represent,no them
sefoes as Us A0eats. They hape no aalthsr,tu
rom Mts Ctmpdny 10 sell Us Tickets, and era
,otits agents Jor any purpose.
MAZDA UPHIN
Pres. Loutstdna STATE Lofteru Co.
NEW ORLEANS. La, July 4. 1881.
septl4 -dhw4w
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Thal Poor Bedridden

Invalid wife, sister, mother or daughter
can be No ade the picture of health by q
few bottles of Hop Bitters. VIII you let
them suffer when SO easily cured?
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
LOCAL TIME TABLt

Try y, Tor 1t never disappoluh. \
BulIs Cough syrup. Per bottle, 8 csnI
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
PHILADELPHIA RKErs.
WEpNFspAY, october ls.bP.M,


FLOUR ID dun and rather fower. Sales
OF AVO barrels. including Minnesota ex-
tras AZ 81 50 for Gear. anu at Is I2J% a
20 tor straight; Pennsylvania extra
family at 81 37l< n 825x Western do. do
AT " ~ a 30, aud patents al sS 50 N e5O
Rye Hour Is dull at % Is.
GRAIN Wheat Is DUH and lower.
sales OF 1000 bushels Red and Amber al
81 45ai W. AT the open board 5000 bushels
december sold at 81 52l4 81 ~ was bid
oid ior october Vi 48 for Novem Der. aud
81 52 Tor December. Rye Is steady al Si Id
iar fennsylVania. Corn Is less active and
lower. Sales OF $500 bushels, Including
yellow, $780,; mixed at 72l1c, steamer ai
SIC, No. and rejected al Tic. &c. was
Dld Tor October; 7U34c. for Novem Der and
t5Ac, Tor December. Oats are dull and
~. or sales Of 10000 bnshe IL. includ ing
white at 49, aa5lc. and rejected and m 4 ed
AZ iSaSsc. the receipts to-day were as
follows: 4klO bbls. Flour, 1000 bush e 4.
Wheat. y 80 bushels. Corn, $500 bu sh q :,
oals, 4bO6 bushels. Barley, 26s bbls
Whisky.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARkET,
MONDAY Oct 10 q

BEEF CATTLE were In good demand and
prices were h fraction higher; 1000 head
arrived, and sold at the d dIfferent yar,ls "a,
SIC. per Id. the latter rate for extra.
SHEEP Iere In demand and good grades
were u fraction higher; 1880 head afriy-
ed, and sold at the different yards at 8 "A
condition..
Hoes were firmly held; 1000 head arriy.
ed, aud soid at the di fferent yards al Ma
luI2c' per H., The latter rate for extra Chi
chgo. -
fd'h Droue Yard, 52d and Lancaster aye
nae, West Phiiddetphia. Oct ..
SHEEP.-Extril, IlO TO I2O lbs, 5sz tn ~ g..
good ~ TO l0O lbs. 81 to 599S fair. b0 ts X
lbs, ~ TO 5, culls s 10 81, stock sheen
s3 W To So 81; good lambs, 81 10 4. medium
lambs, 5t1 To Q; common lam bs, 40 u, a. AZ.
walls, h5UO head.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
EMPLOYMENT
FOR ALL TO
SILL A HOUSEHOLD ARTICLE.

HNHE poor as well as the rich, TIA, old as
l. well as the young, the wife az well Nm
the husband, The young maiden AZ we'll
as the young man, the girl as we'll as the
boy, may Just as we'll earn a few dollars
IN honest employment, rs to sit around
the house and walt for others to earn IL
ior them. We can give you employment
ali the time, or du ring your sparerhours
only travelling or in your own neigfbor-
mood among your friends and acquaint-
ances. II you do not care for em pIoyment
We can lmpart valuable Information to
you free OF cost. IL Will cost you on v one
cent for postal card TO write for our
Prospectus, and 1t may be the means or
making you good many do lars,
DO not neglect this opportunity, You
90 not have to Invest large sum Of
money, and run great risk OF losing IL
You VIII readily see that IL will he an
~ matter TO make from $40 10 Sl00 q
week and esta blish a lucrative and inde-
pendent business, honorable, sIraiebtfor-
ward and profitable. Attend to this mat
ter NOW, Tor there Is MONEY IN IN for
| all who engage with us. We will surprise
you and you will wonder why Won neysr
wrote to us before. WEI SEND FULL PAR.
TIcULARs FIRE.. Address
BUCKEYE MFG CO..
ausfoot MARION, OHIO.
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wiIm angloh Markets.
The city Market y

Tue following were the ruIing prices In
mark ct this morning:
Butter, fresh, rer pound ...... 400 IS
The daily gazette., 1881-10-17
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
~~~s~~~~~~~~~-~
EL!1I::4,,I4!
n - ,.u, l..d.

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
YIN A FoRTUN TRNTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTIoN, CLASS X,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, NOV.
sths Issh-iSsfh Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY co
Incorporated In 1858 for Is years by the
Leg stature for Educatl onaI and Chari-
table purpo ,es-with capital of 81, ,OU0.-
OO--to which reserve fund of over IA %
wv has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its
lranchlse was made u part of the present
state Consultation adopted December I'd,
| A. d., 1873.
It's Grand single Mum her ID rawlings
Will take place monthly. IL ,,eper sodIes
or posfpones. Look nj the following Dis
Lributiou:
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UEDDINGS ~ FOCR CITIES.

The wedding Of Miss Emily Alice Bates ana Grcn-
willie Kane took place AT 81 Bartholomew = Church
yesterday afternoon. large assembly filled the
l.. F. Bates. Mr. and Mrs T. Il. Bates. Mr. aud Mrs.
Charles Lanler. Mr.. and Mrs; Edward Cooper. Mr..
and Mrs: Arthur simpson Mr.: and Mr.. Delaney
X. Coudcrt Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore b. IIaynncycr,
Mr. and Mrs j. o. Rhines, Mr.. and Mn. J. :. Barker,
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene V. Kruger and Mr.. and Mr..
Sinclair A. Bates.
The Church Of the Pilgrims nt Rcnscn and Henry
sts. Brooklyn. was thronPcd with fashionable as
scmbly Yesterday at noon. the occasion being the
marriage of Miss Ellen Bayis oSamurl d. Craig. Of
Quogue. l.. /. Miss Baylis Is the daughter of A. H..
Bayls, of No. 76 Remscn-st, Brooklyn. The ccrc-
mony was performed by the Rev DIR. r. :. Storrs.
The groomsman was DIR. J. B Hazlitt and the
ushers were Mcssrs. Foster, Colgate Marshall,
Stuart and Campbell
Trinity Episcopal Church. Newark, was crowded
Yesterday at the marriage of George Griswod Ere
linghuysen, son of ex-senator Frrlnghuysen, and
Miss Sara Linen Ballantine daughter of Peter Bal
lautinr n brewer, of Newark. The wedding took
place at p. IN. Theodore Frelinghuysen, a brother
Of the groom. f. Gray Griswol d. of New-York, Dr.
ArchiDad Mercer Of r Ns~%WTk S R bTa11ley
York acted ~ ushcrs Tho bridesmaids were Miss
Louisa c. Howell Miss Julia Ballantine. sister Of
the bride Miss Carrie Condict and Miss Lizzic
a point lace veil Frederick Frclinghuyscn. the
eldest brother of the groom acted as best man The
service was read by the Rev. DR.. j. II. EcccstOnc,
rector of the church, the bride being given away by
her father 4 reception followed at the house of the
brides parents No. 3 West Park-st.
A largely-attcndcd wedding took place yesterday
afternoon i'm the WarburtOn Avenue Baptist Church,
Workers. Tie bride was Miss Kttie Van Kirk,
daughter of William Van Kirk, of Yonkers, The
n. IN. the bridal march from Lohcngrinn was
PLAYED, and the bride and groom walked up the
aisle preceded by the ushers, William Gilct AlonZo
H. Vail, George Bailey and G.. Huntington Nichols,
jr The service was pronounced Icy the Rev. II. NJ.
Saunders, pastor, Of the church. and
A. ha urfp taff tha
church, the Wedding March of Mendelssohn was
played The brides dress was Of brown satin dc
Lyon trimmed with amber passementerie and
duchess lace. Her ornaments were jacqueminot
and Marechal Neil roses gold bracelets the gift Of
Mrs. Horace Thayer barbcd gold pin, the gift Of
Mrs. Harris, Of New-York: and gold earrings, the
Nichols, Of Hoosick Falls. An informal reception
was held after the ceremony at the house Of the
The newly married couple started for Albany on the
$40 train.
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THE COMMITTEE OF TwENTY-ONE.

The Committee of Twenty -one, having in charge
the Senate Street. Cleaning bill, met at No. 40
Fourth-ave. Monday. The committee decided
that the subcommittee of nine should go to Albany
to-day, OF as soon as word that the conference
committees of the Senate and Assembly would meet
10 consider the subject. Chairman James said after
the meeting that the committee had confidence that
undivided responsibility, would be accepted by the
Assembly.
Mr. James has addressed letter TO Senator Nc
CartLy chairman OF the Senate Committee Of con-
ference expressing the hope that 10 action will be
taken adverse to the Senate bill or To the principle
thereof without afFording the committee an Oppor-
tunity Of being heard The communication saws
that the members of the committee are prepared TO
attend any formal meeting Of the committee on
conference or 10 40 20 Albany at any moment when
their presence desired be productive of any
effect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

THE BARGAIN COUNTERS
in CROCKERY and GLASS--Din-
ner Sets, Tea Sets, Chamber Sets,
Glassware and all goods suitable to
furnishing a COUNTRY HOUSE;
all marked down much below value,
and will be found very cheap and
serviceable. We have devoted some
TABLES in the SECOND STORY
of our Fifth-avcnue store to this pur-
pose. Sale will commence Monday
morning, and continue for the week.
We mean to offer some REAL BAR
GAINS.
DAVIS COLLAMORE & CO.,
921 Broadway, cor. 2lst-st, and l51
Fifth-ave. (connecting.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
nANGEROIs TELrGRArn WlREs.

One Of the telegraph wins GnNSing th' b""'fN
nj HIou>ton-s brukr Yesterday afternoon Just ~ "a
train Of the elevated railroad wa gong uptown
TLe engine carried the wire which remained il~-
tened ON the other side of thu street for short dis
iancc until 1t struck a Fonrtli-a'r car going do" a.
town. II graHcd the horses h'ad7 anu hlIi"WS
nisa,d the driver " no beat hasty retreat to the
inside Of the car A. the driver, aided hy the con-
ductor. wa trying To dI,cntanplr the viva large
crowd having gathered IN the meantime an
,irv,tcd railroad train vas passing ou it, way dawn
town and i'm it, turn taking mp the Wirr throw ~
with such force around the ear below ~ &" hnak
three windows The crowd dispersed ~ rapidly ~
il lad rafhrrcd but beyond the broken glasses and
little fright on the part of the passengers 10 the
ear no damage was done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27

The subcommittee Of the Executive Committee
Of the Worlds Fair Commission held a session yes
terday II was expected that "A report would lee
made today 10 the Executive Committee ~ 10
whether II was hest 10 90 with the enterprise or
abandon il. The committee" which h1s been m
consultation with the representatives. of the rail
roads will not hc ready tn IMPORT today, aud II IS
not therefore probable that any d'iut" action viii
bc taken One ol the leading spirits at the ar
said Yesterday: We are going 10 carry THIS thing
through An enterprise which has ouc-quartcr of
its capital subscribed IN the short time "" have
been at work is not going 10 fail. llis however H.
good tune for those who wish to resign tO get ont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
this season on the strength of President Gnrnelds pat
rnnnge OF the game.
LOCAL MISCELLANT.
A NEW HORTICULTURAL HALL

n INV IT =
About $50 600 has been subscribed toward the
building of new hall in central site for the use
of the New-York Horticultural Society ana u i, ~
needed will soon be obtained. II the canvass for
snbscrptions is successful within the time antici-
pated the building will probably be erected ms ms
Roval Agricultural Societys Hall in London and
the Horticultural Hall of Philadelphia recently de-
stroycd nv firc. Ii will I've built somewhere IN me
ncigbborhood of Fourteenth and Eighteenth-sts..
and vii, be the headquarters for the monthly spring
and fall exhibitions of the society. Samuel sloan
president of the Delaware, Lackawanna ana West
society Mr. Sloan said Yesterday that he was not
prepared TO give the details Of the project Tor publ
cation vet. He was canvassing quietly lot shDscTlp
tons and when the matter had advanced lur'hei
no "a Ould he willing to talk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-27
A nnAr rILLEn WIFI sTEAM.

The steamboat Harlem. of the Harlem Iranslor
tafion Companv's line WAS chartered iur few days
hy Pccnc IIrothcrS of loukcr~. 20 supply the pac"
Of the propeller Caroline 4. pc'nc. which was I'M
drrcoinR repairs IN Ncw-Nork. Monday afternoon
obuut ; o'clock on ill., first trip 10 Oonkcrs. when
nearly opposite Fort Ice one ui the steam png' oi
the Harlem blew out. soon filling the boat "ltP
steam and cansiuc considerable excitement among
tho Messengers The engineer after reversing the
engine Aprang below and put out the tires "a ing
the place Of the fireman who n his fright had ahau-
doncd his post. He received slight injuries from
escaping steam. Nobody else was hurt. The River
dale which plies between Nc"-lork and frcbskill,
was within signalling distance, apd conveyed the
Ulrlcn's passengers To 1Onkcrs.