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THE PREMISES. on
Moniay. h' 2ih Dig ef >,t,e~isr. l>S@.
NJ the hour 81 { l.. VI.
ALL THAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
Situate in Baltimore county. on Lexington street
extended into baltimore county. at point distant
COO feet castwardly from where the south side of
Lexington street j. intcrscc;c by the line of the
northeast side Of the Calyerton turnpike road sai
place Of beginning being at the northeas, corner
Of the ground heretofore demiscl by Charles shin.
lev and wife AMI Charlie. 4. Carroll o. Cary Ne.
Clcllani and jamcs Stock. dale. by deed dated the
:Oth of April l>.,3 and recorded in Liher u. ".
r.. NJ. =. folio l9l. ETC.. ut the Land Record.
OF Baltimore county, and running thence easierly
bounding on the south .ilc u Lexington street
800 feet thence south parallel 60 Smaliwood
street A. located On the Plan of ;hc city IL Ealii.
more liS feet u the north eide of Vine street
thence westerly bounding on the north side Of
Vine stree; with the use and bcneh, thereof in
common :'nn feet :" the ground lciniscI 90 Nc.
Clelland and SiocEs'lac a. aforesaid. and then
norihcriy bounding thereon to the beginning. be.
ing the same land described in 4 deed from Maria
L. Purvis and husband To- Robert \. Ilarker, Wm.
llarkcr AMI others. dated July -. lS79. and re.
corded anon the Land Eecof J.. Aforesaid. in iibcr
J. H.. No. ~. folio Il. tic.
The special attention 81 capitalists il called 10
this property. it, proximity To the city 0f
baltimore makes i, valuable Tor building lots or
for manufacturing purposes.
The Terms Of sale. a. prescribed by the decree.
nrc-Onc-t third cash. one third in six month";. and
the balance in twelve months from DAY of sale. the
deferred payments 60 bear interest from day Of
sale and io be secured by the notes Of the pur-
chaser purchasers. with security satisfactory 10
the Trustees. all cash y, the purchaser. option.
-i- The decree authorizes the Trustees 20 re-
quifc n cash deposit Of $500 90 day of sale in
case said property il sold in one tract, IL sold in
more than one tract 20 require n cash deposit of
S20O.0O on each tract sold. and in default of pay.
mcnt To- offer aid property forthwith at public
sale without further notice. The deposits author
iicd by the decree will be required.
MILTON ". OFFItT.1~
WILLIAM :. kEEcH. i'"''''''
SHiMEERGEk 4 KlSTEAI. Auc,onecrs
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fs- Attention of breeders is called 10 the "was.
Grecn House Medal for best Ycatling of either
Channel Island breed, bred by exhibitor. This
goes to the winner Of each year. but must be won
three times by the same individual To- be retained
by order, wM. Il. SANDS,
Aug. lS.-3t. Secretary.
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New Advertisements.

WANTED--I5O to 200 Acres tor Grain and
w Grazing Farm: healthy location. JNO. =.
CLARK. Lexington and Calvert Si'.. Baltimore.
Scp.I. S3y.
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Political.

70 THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY

TO THE PEOPLE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
hereby publicly announce that am \ CAM
DIDATE FOR THE OFFICE or STATES
ATTORNEY FOR BALTIMORE COUNTY, sub.
ject 10 the decision Of the Democratic Nominating
Convention, aud ask my friends. especially those
Of the Ninih District. 90 give their active sup
port and inausnee In the approaching Primary
Meetings. Respectfully,
NICHOLAS CHARLES BURKE.
lime an.-sn
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New Advertisements.
IORTGAGEI'S SALE

Harry E. Mann. Attorney. 2S st, Paul street
Baltimore, Nd.
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EOR SALE oar LEASE.

- 25 ACRES OF LAND. ADJOININS sssSSs
Ia TIMONIuM STATION,
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Lying between said Railroad aud fOrk Turnpike
nine miles from city by the latter aud II OF ~
miles by railroad.
The above 10 well wa,crsd. Also never failing
spring OF excellent watsr would make desirable
home could be conveniently divided into build
ing lots would make good stand for STORE,
Ae, and there could not be easily found a better
property for Dairy or Trucking purposes.
II will be either leased or sold on easy terms.
Address, q. N. BoSLEY,
AUG. III Tnu.nn d a
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FOR FASTEST WALKING HORSE, under
Saddle, one half mile, 50 f.; second. 80.
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FOR FASTEST WALKING HORSE. in harness.
o. two or four.whcc vehicle not a carriage.
drawing load of 1000 lbs. tincluding vehiclc)
one-half mile. prize ofS TO- second -; third, 81
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LNOR SALE-Country Store ON railroad and pike.
u J. +. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert Si..,
Baltimore. Sept .'S3y.
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by virtue of the power contained in mortgage
from James Bujar and wife ,o Cornca l.. Hen
der.on and sarah Jane Henderson bcarin. date
June liih. l>s1 and recorded among the Mort
gage Record. 81 baltimore county. in Libcr J.
H.. No. -. folio as. &C. the undersigned. Aitor-
ncy. named in aid mortgage viii eel at public
auction. ON THE PREMISES.
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Sales of Property.
DI'BI.IC SALE

X. s. Culbreth. AZ. W. Onuit, John Vol
lott, d. @. Mcintosh. Attorney.
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SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on ~.
NJ LEXINGTON STREET EN. 80
TENDED. ~ BALTIMORE COUNTY. ~7Tr>

by virtue O.! le,rcc of the Circuit Corr, for
Baltimore county. passed in the case Of William
u. llarkcr " John +. llarker and others. the I'M
dersgncd. Trustees. will offer at public saic on
THE PREMISES. On
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s. Parker Bosloy. Attorney a, Law, Tow.on.
town, Nd.

y THE NATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
i WM. II. II. PARKS, DECEASED-h he
Orph"H' CsHrf ef Bt'finor. eaaafy.
Ordered by the orphans Court for baltimore
county. this hdayof August. iSs3 that :. Parker
loslcy. Administrator Of the personal estate of
WIN. u. II. Park, insert for three successive
week.. IN some convenient newspaper published
in Baltimore county the following advertisement
NoTiCE.-The creditors 81 the estate Il WIN.
u. H. Parks, late of Baltimore county. deceased.
are hereby notified t. attend in person or by agent
or attorney. to receive the proportiouate part of
their claims,
oH Tuesday. hc III day af September. Is>3.
AT THE OFFICE OF REGISTER or WILLS.
10 ToWson,own, at 10 o'clock \. NJ. at which time
distribution will be made under the direction Of
the Orphans Court.
JOSHUA y. CoCKEI,)
JOHN GONTRUM, Judges.
JESSE DAILY,
True Copy Test:
THOMAS PHILPOT.
Register of Wills for baltimore county.
Aug. lit.
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MORTGAGES SALE

Robert II. Smith. Attorney. Morse Euilding
Fayette street, Baltimore.
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y complete and varied Premium List 1. open for
competition by all comcrs. and Stock breeder.
Farmer. Truckers AMI Gardeners. Manufacturers
and Mechanics. are urged 60 contribute in their
respective departments 10 make the Fair Of lS>3
fully represent the agricultural capacity and the
industrial resources Of the county.
The laiic' are especially invited to make the
Household Department ~ attractive and marked
feature n IN the past. by the display Of the pro-
ducts Of their kill. taste and industry.
Special encouragement j. offered To- children in
'e'crnl sections. where adult competition i. cx.
cluicl.
Eniric. "f lI"r.c.. Cattle. Sheep and swine close
at i =. m. Monday. August eth.
Enttir. IA all other classes save track events
close q, . =. M. Monday. September 30, aud may
be made On the grounds On tina, day.
Eniriesior Tras iSpccd close at ~. sept. 81.
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WANTED A FARM-Good soil and mel hhor.
w hood; 80 TO 60 acres: fair cash price will be
paid. JOHN T.. CLARK. Lexington and Calvert
Sts., Baltimore. iSep.I sly,
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lTrial. on Traek At .aOr M. rhur.,lay. ser,. e.l
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CARLTON T. BROWN, Constable.
=a
CONSTABLE'S SALE

VALUABLE LEASEiIOLD PROPERTY.
&C o. THE YOKK TURNPIKE ROAD, ~.
III NEAR TOwSoNTOWN. BAL
TIMoRE COUNTY.
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FOR THE BEST POUND OF BUTTER IN THE
FAIR. ONE WEEK OLD. prize Of SO.
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(succEssoRs TO n. l.. BowES,)
House, Sign and Fancy Painters,
TOwsONTowS, Mp.

INVITATIONS OF WOOD and MARBLE ami
every description Of Ornamental and Fancy Paint
ing promptly executed. tScp.l. 'S"y.
MONEY INVESTED and Loans Negotiated
vi J. +. CLARK, Lexington and Calvert Sts.,
Baltimore, Nd. tSep.l ,'S3y.
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ai I o'clock y. VI.
ALL THAT TRACT az LAND

FT-FT I1NNT.
Lying ~ Baltimore county afurosnji. Jailed john
sun. Interest or "Jonns"n's Range" ami thu.
dcsctibci beginning for the same at the second
boundary nf trnctot land called Conn r.. I,.i"
and running thence northeast unr hundred per.
chcs. northwest one hunir-l and sixty rerchcs
sou;hwc-' on" hundred pcrch'-. AMI thence with
straight line TO the place 81 beginning. contain
in:
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Legal Notices.

TINHIS l. TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
j scribrr has obtained from the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore county, letter. Of administration On
the estate Of
NICHOLAS u. BILL,
late uf said county. deceased. Al persons having
claims against the deceased are hereby warned to
exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof. to
the subscriber,
on or L.Jor. N. tn iay 81 Mrrck. iSSi.
thcy may othcrwi.c hy Law be- cNcludci from all
benefit of said estate. Those indebted e. said e..
tate are requested {" make immediate payment.
Given under my hand ihi. Sth day OF August. ISIS.
JAMES \. Bull.
Aug. il.-itf Administrator
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ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF LAND. MORE
or LESS.

The Improvements rnu.i.t -
GOOD BARN AND COTTAGE.
The farm has beautiful building site. a large
deposit Of yellow ochrc, and water in every field.
There are Il" acres of cultivated Land aud ~ acres
Of woodland.
Th. farm i. we'll located and dtscfyin. pf the
attention 81 pcrs"ns wanting country property
either tor farming. gardening "r country seat.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-ihird cash the bal.
ancc in two equal iusta lmcnts at .iN aud twelve
months from day oi ,alc With interest and AZ.
proved security. all cash n purchaser msy
elect. Taxes paid 60 day ni sale.
JOHN HENDERSON.
sept. i.-;s. Attorney for Mortgage
N.u,o,, ~ no,,,, o,,,, ,r-,,,t.... O. -,
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Milton w. ofutt and William S. Keech.
Attorneys. Towsoutown.
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FARMING LANDS. BUILDING
Lots. sc. ~ AND NEAR THE VII.
LACE on RESI- ERS1uWN, ~
BALTIMORE cot NTY.
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DIVERSIONS AT THE FAIR

recognizing that the week Of the Fair
The products determined
will be the
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1883-09-01
AN INDIAN ENCAMPMENT!
THESE RED MEN WILL ALSO ENTERTAIN THE

WARRIOR M Man. iIaa umitn eanrasm.e
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By virtue 81 the power contained in the uiil #
Jacob ;. Forncy. late Of Baltimore county. x,
- deceased. ani order 81 the Orphan -
% Court Of said county pa..ci Ia the -
matter Of the said etatc. the undersigned. Admin
.tfators H. b. n. e. l. a., will sell at public sale on
THE pVENISES
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DAILY-ETmIOPIAN INSISTED EXrERrAINMENr.


. P lands ~ NDDUvDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
A NEW COLORED ORGANIzATIOM


A meeting of about forty negroes was held
Last evening In the parcrs OF the Sumner House. No. 1o2
West Thirty-sevenh-st II was sought to perfect an
organization for the improvement OF the social status OF
the coored population OF this country particularly oil
the City and state OF New-York. Frederick T. Hayes
said: In consideration OF the fact that one OF the
parties sccords that respect which deem due to
numerical strength, have resolved 10 band our
selves into organization purely nonpartisan and the
future course OF which will be decided upon by the
OF events the attitude OF parties and the wisdom
OF the association"
John f. Quarles stated that tue organization It was
proposed to establish neither Republican nor DEM
would In way compromise or affect his
position in any party district organization 1t was he
believed, generally conceded among his race that the
position Of the colored people not altogether salts
factory aud therefore he advised unity and solid vote
for whichever party would give them that political and
social recognition which their right as American
citizens
Samuel J. Stokeley said that there was at
the lowest computation 100000 black votes In
New York. and that the certainly equally
intelligent Irish voters. they were entitled 10 US
recognition by politicians not only just before the
ballot, bat at all times.
Thomas G. Jarrat complained bitterly OF the political
apathy of coOrel people, saying that than hat OF
them neglected the electoral privileges had cost so
hard dgnt 10 obtain for them.
The following officers were elected President DIR. I.
s. L. Miller; presidents, Frank j. Farrell ana
Charles IL Thompson secretary, Samuel j. stokeley;
treasurer. l. W. Bohannan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
THE LORD CHIkF JUSTICE.

HIS ARRIVAL AT WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. VIA
VISIT TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS INTENDED.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Aug %
Lord chief Justice Coeridge, accompanied by his son.
Gilbert Coeridge, Elliot +. Shepard, chairman OF the
Committee of Arrangements, OF tue Sew-fork Bar AS
ISOLATION and Lieutenant j. Mcclellan, of General Ham
cocks staf, arrived mere at p. to-day The party
went from here to White Mountains AT Springfield
Mass. aud Brattleboro. VT, Lord Chef Justice Cole
rdge was visited by delegations OF distinguished
ciIizena He expresses himself highly pleased with
his reception this country aud as charmed WIN inc
New. England scenery. His future movements on leay
ing White Mountains are not definitely determined.
but be will probably visit Canada and subsequently
Boston. -
NEWPORT, Aug. 29.--Justice Blatchford received a
letter from lord Chief Justice Colcrdge. IN when he
fixed September ID agreeable 10 him Tor his proposed
reception here.
TORONTO Aug 29-The secretary OF the committee OF
arau Tor the proposed dinner by the Bar 10
Lord Chief Justice eridge has ceivsd letter FROM
him. stating that owing 10 numerous engagements Ia WIG
States, he will be unable 10 visit CaDadh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
LONG BRANCH HOTELS DOING WELL.

Lone BRANCH N. j., Aug. 29.-The hotels
are sti doing we'll. despite the cool weather AT Eoeron
the cottages are crowded and the E5eron is filled with
suests Among the new arrivals at the EloerUn are
Arthur T. sullivan, ]. Morgan Wing, Theodore r. VAIL
william wetmore, oil New-York; William G. sheldon IT,
NJ Rrooklyn. and Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ely and daughter
Of Rochester, N. Y.
BENJAMIN Harris Brewster and family have gone to
Newpor. MrG and Mrs. Horace White and their daugh-
sers who have returned from Europe arrived at the
Eoeron yesterday.
Tho Misses Grnne. Of New-York, are visiting the
family OF Benjamin G. Clarke al the Taylor cottage III
Iucoln.aye Commander H. Ii. Gorringe and Colonel
Fi,zhugb Of New-York are guests at sunny sands"
the cottage of H. VICTOR Newconbe in Oceau-syo.
Robert NJ. Hooper. jr. Rooert Oliver, Edward r.
Mr. and Mrs Thomas j. Lindsey Andrew balnes aud us
wife OF PHILADELPHIA arrived to-day at the Howland
Hotel. The new arrivals at the West Ed Hotel are
James W. Jones, John Campbell, OF New-york; Mrs
Houston, OF Mil gaukee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30

State Convention have TO say about It. Does any ono
imagine that the Tammany delegation win not be adj
mitted in that Convention Why. they will hold out
their hands 10 us aud beg us to come In"
Do you intend, then, To oppose the appointment OF
any County Democracy candidates for inspectors and
pol-clerks I"
The Tammany Commissioner offered the reporter
cigar, settled himself back deliberately in his chair and
slowly formulated bis reply Ia the following sentence,
the longest lie known 10 utter: While. as
said before believe that the Tanmany Hall organization
Is the only regular Democratic the city and Tor that
reason fairly entitled to all toe Democratic patronage
which is In the OF the Board OF Police Conmls
sioners TO bestnw, yet. for the sake of peace and
harmony in the Democratic party In the State for the
sake Of making Democratic victory certain at the CON-
Ing election, and In order put obstacle in the way or
eectng Democratic resident of the United states IN
1884 am willing 10 make such concessions In the ap
pontment OF inspectors and poll clerks viii sRtlsfy
the opposing Democratic factions in this city. provided
that their claims moderate enough snow that the
leaders of those factions moved by geaune desire
Tor peace and harmony IN the party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
SYnopas for ne past t.geniY.four hours.

Synopsis for me pas. t0entyfoT hours.
WASHINGTON, Aug. SOL q. m.-Northeriy
winds prevail in New.England. the South Atlantic
States Tennessee and the OHIO Valley north to east
winds In the Middle Atlantic States aud Lower Lake
REGION east south winds in the Upper Lake region.
Upper Mississippi and Missouri Valleys. Local rains
have fallen in New England, the Middle Atlantic States
and eastern portion Of the Lower Lake region.
Indications rer tsdaI
For the Middle Atlantic States fair weather preceded
by light local rains, winds mostly northery, rising ba
rometer stationary eight fall in temperature.
For New England, partly cloudy weather and local
rans followed by clearing weather, winds mostly
northery rising barometer nearly stationary tempera-
turr.
For the Lower Lake region. fair weather, easterly
WINDS falling barometer stationary or slight rise In
temperature
For the Upper Lake region fair followed by partly
cloudy veah local rains, variable winds shifting
10 southeaserly falling barometer, stationary or rising
temperature.
For the Upper Mississippi Valley, fair followed by
partly cloudy weather and local rains winds mostly
southeriy falling barometer stationary or rising tem
perature.
Indications for io-morroi1.
Fair weather Indicated in the Middle Atlantic States
Tennessee the O5O Valley and Lower Lake region on
Thursday With SLOWLY rising temperature Local rsius
are indicated the Upper Lake region and Upper Mis-
sissippi Valley on Friday.
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INSPECTORS AND POLL-CLERKS.

CONCESSIONS TO BE MADE TO SATISFY THE oP-
POSING DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS.
Lists of candidates for appointment as in
spectors of election aud pocerks TO serve In the next
election in this city, been sent 10 John j. OBrens
Office at Police Headquarters by the Republican
district organizations ana by the managers OF the sew
eral Democratic factions The Police Commissioners
eaid yesterday that there had not been any discussion
among Them 10 regard the appointment OF tne n-
spectors aud poll clerks this year. They thought how
ever that the division OF patronage among the Demo-
cratic factions would made the same basis as That
Of lost year. Commissioner Nichols said, In reply
70 nm inquiry by a TRIBUNE reporter:
"Ihere 10 no hurry about that matter We have all
NY, ,oaoutn in which TO make the appointments"
"what percentage OF the appointments VIII DE given
10 Tammany Hallf'
.sr b.,eye that the Tammany Hall organization 10
IN. onIv regular Democratic organization In this city,
aa a. suoh IL s entitled TO all Democratic inspectors
sno pol-clerKA" c-,....
ras reoeut action OF the Democratic State Committee
,as not IN accord with that idea, was tF
aweu, yoa wait aud see what ths delegates 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-08-30
INCIDENTS At SARATOGA.
,xcuRs1oNs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WEATHER
WARMER.

EXCURSIONS AND ENTEnTAINMENrs-rHE WEATHER
wAKMER
c.p.rocA SPRINGS, N. Y, Aug. 29.-An
.-nrslop rom NrwDurg and other Hudson River towns
vii visit Saratoga ON Tuesday next
Raralt Of New-York Iectured here this afternoon
nm sine Art OF Elocution.
nm. TpIruyy Fresh. Air Fund children had a merry
o., a few hours here yesterday. They were taken
~ w Tanning. ID .rnorest 10 Orchard Lawn Grove ana
ss,.rward enjoyed a ramble in Congress Spring Park
rn,v At srted in the afternoon for the north.
nsRev DR. Cyrus Hanlin, president OF the Univer-
~ of Vermont led the daily union PRAYER meeiing ths
-."rn,nr Tots evening delivered a lecture on the
:, Tnrkish Empire" in the New-Engand Congregations
1,,rch He was formerly president of Robert College.
al Constantiuople
M,ss Nellie A. Brown. the eOcuonist. Will read before
Oh. yayerey Hotel guests on Friday evening.
hout one hundred members OF the Beta Theta Pi are
holding tue foryourth convention OF their society mere
Tbey Yesterday held brief business session IN the ioTe
noon visited woodawn Park aud SaraogsLske by tally
a.. In the afternoon and in the evening took part In
m. Conersss Hall hop. Another business session was
hid this morning the Court OF Appeals room This
aftsrnoou they madc the rapidtranst trip 10 MOUNT
Me,iregor Tonight public exercises were hed In inc
Congress Hall ballroom, where the Grafton was deiiv
80 nv chancellor g. N. SIMS of Syracuse University
Wsion was followed by poem byJ LINDSEY GORDON OF
Nathan Fra TO- leader Of the Kensington Hotel Or
chsstra received faitcring benent tonight
Tne Grand Uuion Hotel fudress hop Yesterday even
sno wts a delightful AFFAIR and very largely attenuea
hop took D ace at the Fonda House. Saratoga Lake.
Tonight ,,. ,.. ea.od ,ho n.a y,
,s Pntnam-st pool room to the Board OF Education Tor
sbs nse of the Academic Dep iren OF the Union school
dining the fall and winter terms
stuart Cumberland. the thought reader, gave q
uublIc performance i'll che Congress pdrlor tonight
The Stnrah tallyho trip to New-Iork CITY ha. been
postpoed till week. sufficient NUMBER OF seats
lad not engaged to insure tne success OF the ha
trim originally announced for Monday last
Tne cold has made heavy clothing comlort.
mercnry to day reached few degrees higher altitude
THAI the registered figures OF yesterday