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New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
II Mns lngging M cnal whom he

Hiram Green was Juggling up coal when he
sbbed his and fell. causing aim 10 accidentally let
rupa cuss-word. Haint you 'shamed Of yoGrref
Where do you expect yOu 10 when you die r. asked
bis wife TO place where shau't have to lug coal, by
thundcrw and he continued On-lWhitchall Times.
A dcpostor dropped in at the Office of the
cashier one morning TO get note discounted. The
official was absent, but In his chair reclined plump
faced individual who fast asleep. Turning to
clerks aud then glanCing at the recumbcnt
figure tho visitor Observed Appears To be pretty
friendly terms with Morpheus :" Its his habit )" re-
spondcd the gcn"mauly CLERK; " hc always goes to
sleep when ho comes here" Has business, suppose
with the cashier r. " on. yes he's one OF the Govern
cruneut bank examiners"
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
THE MFARLAND TRIM ENDING.

PITTsBURG, Dec 23.-1hc defence in the
Molly Mcguire trial at Unontown, PENN took further
testimony this morning to corroDorate the statement Of
their main witness Bridget Malley that Mcfarland and
Doan were up above the OF the murder NJ the
time 1t occurred. Some twenty witnesses testified 30 20
McFarands good character. The defence called John
Lannsn 20 prove that the handy billy found In DO
lan's coat his. He stated that he boarded with DO
laD's mother at the time OF the When DOlan'B
mother called she that she sent 60 her boy in
jail some Of the clothes OF her bOarerH by mistake
Lannen was not one OF her boarders at that time Tho
defence rested at IL o'clock and after rebuting tes
mony by the prosecution. the case was closed.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
REORGANIZATION CHECKED.

An obstruction in the way Of reOrganizing
the Democratic party Of Kings County by the choice Of
body Of 80 representative Democrats to supervise
the eenroment Of the voters is found in the refusal Of
the Young Mems Democratic Club act in conjunction
With the General Committee and the Central Assoca-
tiOn unless it has monopoly Of the appointing power
A proposition is made by the Conference Commit
tee OF the General Committee that the power Of select
ing the % supervise the rcenronen be utrusted
10 the Young Mems Clb,tOgether with Jacob D. Bergen
for the General COTnnitce aud william Marshall Ofi the
Central Association. meeting Of the Conference
Committee Of these last two bodies will be- held on we'd
rsat
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
EXTENDING sUCCoR AT SEA.

Nearly all of the vessels, both steam and sail
which arrived yesterday report having had severe
weather at sea, aud only few escaped with slight
damages The brig Ihetis, from Curacao, reports
having spoken on Sunday last, in latitude 80 lSi
north, longitude 73o 20 west the brig Rowena
from Barbados for Baltimore, flying signals of
distress. She had been sixty days at sea and had
lost spars and sails. She was also short of water
and provisions and was given supply by the Thetis
The ship DunrObin, sixty-two days from London
voyage On December Id, off Sable Island, she
spoke the bark Sarah, of Boston, with large num-
her of shipWrecked sailors on board.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
CALLERS on THE PRESJDENL

President Arthur remained all day yesterday at
his home, No. 1913 LcTingtOn-ayc where he was
called upon by large number Of visitors, many Of
whom were received, though some were Turned
away by Alexander Powell the messenger who at
tended the President. Among those who wcrc ad-
mtted General Hancock, ex-senator COnkling
A. A. Sargent l.. W. StOuVhtOn, ". W. AstOr, NIch-
oas Fish, Edwards PIcrrepont, Thomas &. Acton,
w. g. Mitchell, f. 5. Jaifray, James N. Potter and
I Huraf
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
PRESENTATION TO JUSTICE SMITH.

Police Justice SOlOn b. Smith was presented last
evening, at the RossmOre Hotel, with beautiful
number of political friends in the XXth and XXIst
Assembly Districts Ii bears the ctys coat of arms
and above this the name of the recipient in
plate bearing suitable inscription and the names
of the presentation committee occupies one COM
partment Of the case containing the badge. The
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
NLLLPPLNG NEWS
PORT OF sew YORK. .....DEA %. 1881.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
SncTnO Br, Ncil HUI Nov IL. via Boston days
with ndso 10 SandorHOn a sons.
Steamer Schltlm Dtrhl thryIlcr Rotterdam Dec via
Hcvoct with msc aud pas'cngrrA o Funch, Edge Co.
Steamer Jan Nrydrl, tBcll, Mrrko, Antwerp 10 DAYS
with mdso and passengers tu FuuCh, Edye * Co.
Steamer Regulator. Doanc, Wilmington, Nc days. with
mdso and pns-cugcrS tu Wm 4 Cydo ~ Ca.
steamer Mcclellan Blups BALTIMORE with mdse and pas
sengcrs 10 tiCu IA Clover
ship DuuTobu lOf Windsor, NS Harris London 90 days,
with ndsc " snow 4 burgess,
Bark giuseppe d AbundO tlta), IucC CaanLa ~ days
with sulphur TO order. yoasel to FunCh. Edge & Co.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
LOCAL MISCELLANY
~, ,r TIE posTuASTEr-GENERAL SAYS.

WHAT TIE POSTMASTER GENERAL SAYS.
Postmaster G neral James l. at present " In In CON
and will remain here untll frIosii fri Yesterday he
,ereatiou with n tribune reporter 81 oe;ca
veisao. % hiia his connection with the Post OnSe One
Oenartnent would not close until iinat IN
be had ended his active carec t washington on Friday
vi raceive and introduce his successor 10 . tho 20
nartment heads. He should also pay ms respo,So W. ~
10 President After that he would return 10 wv Wv
W. xlo I'D wonld devote as much attention 10 tne
Lincoln National Bank as he had TO the puoii'
beayW,eGe WGot do Won think of official life measured from
yonr experience +" I the reporter asked
Disappointing" replied Colonel James, aiter
moments thought. 81 suppose he cohI.nuTu n,,;
.'that every boy has an ambition when he starts ou
in life You know began as aprlnteT ana, WLClou' %
ony idea of achieving much fame, hOpo1 70 .IL III
ulate Franklin He was tbe 81 same
position from similar beginning suppose ousn' u
10 be satisfied. My experience however, mas peen d
not Oniy disappointing bnt 1t has been sau ono
Won know with what bright hopes we started OUT
last March and how everything was throw, in'9
chaos by the assassination OF General UaIHoiu' II
had hoped to do much for the POStal seINIy4 a -
was INV intention to visit every large post 9TG S m
the country and place them all on the same ISo''H 90 ~
20 far as similarity OF I NcwYork and
The Southern board, have done alihost noun
The service wants unihcatlon ana hau noPo" W
Bnt Won have accomplished something in the
unearthng of the Star Route fraudsf' the reporter
remarked. ,..,.rLo,.o had Il
mot been for the faithful and energetic service rem
dered by Second Assistant Postmaster -EeheIal
Elmer, Inspector Woodward and Colontl Ue9iESo 9 E
Bliss Colonel Bliss has been indetatgaDle, ana ne
IS still watching and will watch that mole unI ne
is sure there is nothing more to come out OF IL ne
has in his possession at the present time the reports
nf The Inspectors who have been over every Sus-
pected route and the information. although IL haS
not been made public is OF an important chaIdotJi'
III must have the same effect on jury as on lu,I-
Iidnas bnt as the uncertainty of the law is pToyer
bal no one can predict what the outcome VIII De-
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

,;t, ,,os nr,soo.cd bv Commissioner Jacob Hes,
Who c,1 rattllate jsice S.n!.n on th3 success II:
had already attained mag gstra.e, added 10 Hs
popularity among his political as ocates. oustace
Smith RESPONDED in fitting terms. Speechess were
also made by Police Commissioner Mason; WIZARD
Bullarl General Henry A. BarnuIn aud others.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
un. BnEBSTER rO BE EyrERrlIYED.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 23.-Attorney-G General
Brewster has accepted the honor Of banquet rendered
him los the members Of the Philadelphia Bar The date
has been nAcd for January II.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY.

YoNKFRs-C. ). Mcclellan of Mount Vernon, has
by order Of the Supreme Court, been appointed re-
ceiycr uI the lOukers Commercial Cash Company.
TARRYTOwN-Thc taxpayers have voted uusnI-
mously to appropriate $500 for the erection OF
an addition to the Public school Building.
ARMoNK-The protracted meetings which have
been in progress in the Methodist Episcopal Church.
after six weeks have resulted IN fifty persons pro-
Teasing religion.
PEEKsKIIL.-Micharl DonOhuc, an employc of the
Ncw-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Com
pauy was drowned at the drawbrldgc north OF
PcekslIll Station on Thursday evening lie was
acting as assistant-kcepcr OF the bridge and while
crossing it slipped and tell into the river The nvcr
is being dragged tor hIs body. lie leaves wife and
SIX childreu.... The Rev j. V. Osterhout, formerly
pastor of the Baptist Church, has accepted call
from the Broadway Church at Providence, Ii. /.
STATEN ISLAND.
RICHMoND-Of the bonds of the Staten Island
Water supply Company $4,000 have been sold At
% aud interest.
PoRT RCHMoND.-William Jones, while at work
in Jcwctts lead factory on Thursday, became yIu-
lcntly insane. The police took charge of him.
WEST nEIGHToN-Ihc Rev. Theodore A. LcCgctt,
on Thursday evening, was installed as pastor OF the
Calvary Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Archibald
Mccullough. OF Brooklyn, preached the sermon
tn. Rev. Dr. 4. :. Freeman, delivered the charge TO
the people, and the Rev j. D. Wells, of Brooklyn,
delivered the charge 10 the pastor
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
THE PHILADELPHIA INSPECTION

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. ga report was sub
mtted by the Chief OF Police and Fire Marshal 10 the
Mayor this afternoon containing results OF their
recent inspection Of the places OF amusement in the city
The defecIs In Of fire in each establishment arc
remcdied. ' ''' "io
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Constitutional

Constitutional skin diseases of n sCOrbutlc
character are successfully treated with r Benons KIN
Cure internal external treatment both pleasant IL GER
taluy removes sCrufua. crupous dandtuI ana an ana
makes the skin smooth and healthy " Y ohce 10 tul
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Tutor in Synonyms" Suppose two ships
were racing across the Atlantic would the that
would win" Tutor" Whyp Mr.. W.-"Becau,e IL
got In first" (Fsct 1.-THE Comet
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

HENRY \. DANIELS, VI. d.,
IA LcxugtOuvc 2Jth-s Hours, % Anu % I.
Attention to Gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
MARINE INIELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,
TODAY.

... i22 Mo0npot'... 9O6 clock fast. On.0Ci
sun scts ... 4S Moon 1outh+ 342 Moons age, days,
WGH WATER TO-DNY-A w.
sandy HoIk lO:ll GOV. Island. lOi3 Hell Gae... 600
nIGH WATER rO-pAY-r
Sandy Hook. 1887 GOV. Island l,l5 Iol Gate.... O33
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
~ ~ RnI-NINIIII-'.

Every mother should teach her children to
brush their teeth and use Lyons Tooth Tablets.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

E;nb Ar1,ue Hotei-FX-S ScnatOr Frances kcf1''l'
Of Utica Washington Mclean. Of n innnti au go '1c
man ~ A. Wood OF HOOsick Fhis ~ n.,. ,,nn
Xo'l-tcoTgc W. Julian Of Indiana .;o,ii1 Of Uortf@
' iSs,tn Uoi;,~ProfesloT N. B AndeIso, OF ho'hr't
By,r0oyf House-Clement Hugh II 1i is's,nn 10, jopt
c-o1J Uot,I-Conc cressnan Thomas Cornell oi ho'o"''
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
DR., RADWATS REGULATING PILLS,

Perfectly taseless elegantly coated for the dis
orders Of the stomach liver bowels kidneys bladder nervous
diseases headache constipation, cosveness Indigestion
dyspepsia biousness bilious fevei inflammation OF the
bowels piles and all derangements O the internal
PRICE 25 CENTS PER BOX. sold by all druggistA
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

ssl Broadway and -g3 6tivc your candies pound
mixed candies ~ and 81 20 Boxes ot hnc Don
bons Ouc. VUc aud IL. Wholesale depot 40 Grandst
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
WRESTLING WITH THE ESTIMATES.

Commissioner Lane, Of the Department Of Parks,
yesterday presented 10 the Board OF Is innate and
Apportionment comparative statement OF the
amount asked for by the Park Department for vari
Gus purposes and the amounts proposed 10 be al
lowed by the Board. The amount proposed 10 be
allowed for 1882 by the Board Of Estimate and
Apportionment is $GH,500. The Board of Alder
SIPS, 5000 and this amount is deemed too small
by Commissioner Lane The Board then took
up the estimates for the Department of Education.
These originally footed up %3 S3G 925 but re-
duced by striking out some items and reducing
Others TO $3500,000 A strong effort was made by
retain an item of 500, 600 for two schools in the
Nineteenth Ward. The Mayor, at the meeting of
the Board yesterday, moved that the full amount
asked for be allowed This was lost the Mayor and
President Keenan, voting in the affirmative and
Controller Campbell and President Aston IN the
nQOafiyp
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Rr.PTURE-Rclicvcd and cured by DIR. j: A..
shermaus method without the injuries trsses inlet & rTl
cna Office Broadway. Consultation days Monday iues
dgy anJ saturday Branch once 3O2 Walnutst, Phadel
MIN consultation ias Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
ELEVATED RAILROADS.

Many complain OF going the stairs from weakness o me
kurs- Rub with Dr. EOWNs- VENETIAN lGNlMENl and the
trouble H gone Only % and 30 cents per bottle sold 10y
ar hc drlrli-t..
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
ALEX. VI. HAYS & co.

AS OUR MIR. HAYS WILL SOON RETIRE FROM
ACTIVE BUSINESS, IT BECOMES NECESSARY TO
LARGELY REDUCE OUR STOCK. WE HAVE THERE
FORE PLACED VARIOUS LINES OF GOODS IN OUR
BASEMENT sAlEsROOM AT LARGE DISCOUNTS
FROM REGULAR PRICES. PRICES MARKED ON
EACH ARTICLE IN PLAIN FIGURES
81 UNION SQUARE.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

SNrEs.-Largc stock of fire and burglar proof
oic Mi sizes and makes Great EMORY 20 Nescy 81
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
Health of Body is Wealth of Mind.
RADWAYS SARSAPARILLIAN RESOLVEIT

blood sound flesh strong bone and clear skin
II You would have your flesh ~ your bones sound without
cafies ana your complexion fair use RAILWAYS sAB.
SAPARILEIkN RESOLVENT.
Remedy composed OF ingredients OF extraordinary medical
essential to purity repair and invig0rate the
broken-dow and wasted body-QUICK, PLEASANT, SAFE
and PERMANENT in ito treatment and cure.
No matter by the complaint be designated
whether be Scroula Consumption syphilis Ulcers Sores
Im0rs BOs Eryspeas Salt Rheun, diseases OF the
Lungs Kidneys, Bladder Womb skin Liver, stomach or
Bowels either chronic constitutional the virus OF the
disease is in the BLOOD which supplies the waste and buids
and repairs these organs and wasted tissues OF the system
PRICE ONE DOLLAR.
RADWAY g. CO., 32 Warren-st.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Isaac Davis AZ. twenty y-tive, resident of New
bern N c. was crushed 10 death between two
freight cars on the Ere Railroad bridge over the
Pas,alc RIVER AZ Newark yesterday morning. lie
va, employed on the schooner John Ponder Of VIII
nIugton Del, which lay near tho bridge.
William Pellet % son Of Mail Agent Pellet. Of the
sussex Railroad. was killed on the Lehigh and Ilud-
son River Railroad near DanYilc, y. j., Thursday
night. lie attempted to jump Oh the pilot of the
engine and fell, the tram passing over ms body.
lie was twcnty-Onc years old and lived at Now
t,l =
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
FILLING IN WASTE PLACES.

The nlot of ground west of Eighth-aye., between
forty fifth and One-htndred-ahH-
Gfty-ffth-sts has long been regarded as eAlreucli
,InhealthfHl and the source OF mucn disease,
great norton of the ground lies tuly SIX IeeI pcl0W
hiqh tide and the constant ebb and now OF the
water have caused the formation or deep
beds of mud and other malana-produclhg
deposits Last April the Board OF Aldermen
passed resolutions directing the place To-
be filled up. The engineers eSlnnate oi
wards The material which is to be used In grazing
I'm this depression will be from the eXcaNat0ns Oh
cellars and from the demolition OF 0ld OulIuingS'
discarded ballast from vessels VIII also De utIllleu
The contract to do this work was first let TO James
Eyerhardt of the firm of EYerhardt " SHOOK ana
was by him sub-lettO the American CohtractllS anu anu
TRANSPORTATION Company. A TRIBUNE reporter odN
A. j. e. Berger, the president OF the company yes
terlav and from him lie rned how the proposed
work is to be done within the next 700 days as re-
ouired by the contract with the city.
pier has been built in the Harlem hlYer JUST
above McCoomUs Dam bridge. Uuon thlS ma
been erected the motive machinery OF system Ol
buckets running on an elevated railroad, 10 tne eA-
freIDe lower portion of the ground to be hled ti'
distance of one mile. This system of transportation
ia known as Bergers Elevated Endless Railway,
and has been used by the inventor WIN success III
carving iron ore in the Pennsylvania mines irol
The pits to the blast furnaces IL CONSISTS 0I
an elevated structure supported Dy sHlsIc
line of piles. The buckets, which nave capacity
of one-and-One-fOurth cubic yards each, are sus-
nended bv the carriers. and run below the track
The carriers also support the endless rope, INC
buckets are thirty feet apart, ana tney Will traEe
at the rate of ] 80 feet minute, when can De III
creased to 800 feet The material will be carried 10
steam shovel The expense of the work VIII be as
sessed to the owners of the property by the Guy
This pyoposed Improvement has already stimulated
the prices of lots III the negnborhoOd.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
CARRYING NrERFERENCE TOO FAR.

CARRYING IN ERf ElIENCE IOO ran.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Children in 1879 obtained from Justice DOnOhue,
in the Supreme Court Chambers, a warrant for the
arrest of William NJ Davene. who was exhibiting
AT Niblo's Theatre q small 10Y known as Z" Little
Bob and also for the production of the boy III
court The officers of the society, on the night OF
October TO- went to the stage entrance of the the
atre and demanded admission. John Smith, the
dOorkeeper refused to admit them, saying hat he
was under strict orders not to admit anyone eX-
cent the actors He requested the officers to go
around to the front part of the theatre ana speak
with Mr.. Gilmore, the manager. The officers re-
fused to 90 anywhere to speak with anyone, ana
jnsisted upon being let in. Smith persisted III his
refusal and il is asserted by the officers OF the So
cety, committed the grave offence of slammng the
door in their faces. LITTLE Bob" was subsequently
produced in court. and after examination placed
III the custody of Father Quintnus, OF the Manhat-
tan Academy. The society then began proceedings
against smith and MIR. Gilmore TO punish them Tor
criminal contempt in resisting the process OF the
court. Justice DonOhue ordered reference to take
testimony III regard TO the facts, and upon the re-
port of the referee ordered Mr.. Gilmore TO be com
itted TO the County Jail for thirty days and to pay
a fine of $3.50. Justice DOnOhue's decision was
brought under review by the General Term, which
Yesterday rendered decision in which II holds that
1lnder all the circumstances Smith was perfectly
justified in refusing TO admit the officers of the socl
ety. who were deserving of severe condemnation iOr
their conduct. There was also no evidence that MI
Gilmore knew that they refused PERM issiOn to
90 upon the stage. The orders of Justice Donohue
are reversed, with $40 costs against the society.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24
THE COLLISION WITH THE TENNESSEE.


The United States flagship Tennessee, Of the
North Atlantic Squadron, which was run into by
the iron steamship Western Texas Thursday after
noon was tOwed to the Navy Yard yesterday and
placed in the dry dock fOr repairs Lieutenant John
o. Wilson, who had the deck watch on the Iennes-
see said yesterday that there was fog at the time
of the collision, and that the Western Texas was
hailed when about 800 feet away to keep of. Two
minutes afterwards the Tennessee struck amid
chips forward Of the starboard gangway and cut
down To- the waters edge. The guns were run over
on tie port side to keep the hole above the water
line and boards were nailed over the break. The
blge pumps were also started to Keep the vessel Tree
from water
Tue Western Texas was damaged slightly, and
ran back TO her pier 70 make repairs She started
again early Yesterday, on her voyage 10 Nassau.
Captain Lewis reported that the fog was 30 thick
at the time of the collision that the Tennessee
could not be seen until the vessels were close to-
gether. The fOg-bells were also ringing at the
time. A board of naval officers was appointed 10
make an investigation. The Tennessee had left
the dry dock Thursday morning, and had anchored
OIL Ellis Island, preparatory TO sailing for New
Orleans and Aspnwall on TUESDAY. 1t j. believed
that repairs will delay her at least three weeks.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

LONDON Dec 23-Aruved-lNth inst, Arracan. Ida capt
AuggcI Nuova Vcra ~uper6U 18th INST Asslnia eineh
capt Iehe Thor Wm Cochrane' ga INST Elsh fot'uha
% Rcpotto, Hercules capt BIorne' PoWhatttn. ,A.-
irgouapt Ernna 22d inst Arti1an, India for
Pensacola Jas MARX J smith. Minnie Gordon, NORMA
Pomona for Tybee TiyoH Winona. 2jd INST Larnica
lFyr later Safgplag NeIos II slH sss F''ls PaJEI
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Patrick NU..cTy who shot John Flynn, a Wash
lugtuu--t. Iuu shop Keeper. III October last, was
sentenced Iu On. Court of Sessions yesterday To
Sac Prison Tor three years. Flynn lay at the point
pi death Tor several weeks.
Three new cases Of smallpox were reported yes
trroty az Nos. 135. J93 and $40 Grove-st, A war
rant wa, issued yesterday for tho arrest of Martin
Ward tor tearing down smallpox sign which had
been put on No. 80 GrOyc-st., of which he IL the
owner Tearing down signs IS violation Of the
health rules.
William Douuclly picked up trunk in the Penn
-ylyauiu Railway depot yesterday, aud was walking
OIL with it, when he was arrested by special Officer
IhIcrry. The trunk belonged to Gustayc Herbert,
who came from iuciunau and intended To take
the Red star steamer Bclgculaud IL contained
money and clothing valued al S225. DOnneliy was
arraigucd before Justice PclOubct, and was COM
tutftaI or Ir.4I.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-24

Ohm j, Phillips, of No. 90 West twenty -lrstst.,
u aTragned IN the JeIieTsOl MarhCt Police Court
The daily gazette., 1881-06-03
LOCAL LINES.

City Council, this evening in re-
gular session.
During the month of May there
were one hundred and eight deaths
in this city, of which number thirty
four died from small pox. -
The DELAWARE GAZETTE to be
issued to-day, will be an unusual
interesting number.
The Police Committee are now
preparing an ordinance deviding the
city into nine districts, with four
patrolmen to each district. This will
make an increase Of fourteen men.
One drunk before the Mayor this
morning.
The Coroner's jury in the case of
James Forwood, who was drowned in
the Delaware yesterday, rendered a
verdict of accidentally killed.
A gate has been placed at the en-
trance to the City Hall yard from
Market street.
The FELTON, will commence her reeu.
lar trips between this city and Phiia.
delphia tomorrow.
The annual meeting of the Junction
q Breakwater Railroad Co., was held
in Georgetown yesterday, and the old
officers were reelected. The profits
OF the road during the year amounted
to $5,797 .03.