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Goruorlllon Notices.

NOTICE will be received at the
~ once Of the DEPARTING Of Pu lie Charic- and Correc
3dayr. un June iN-i 70, Groceres. Dry
Gons. Lumber. HARDWARE For full Information city
Re, orb for SAFE at so. = tity HAL.
NOTICE.-Scalcd proposals will be received
~ tie Ia ~ the Board ~ Education. Of Grand
and Elm SIS. uufil the 4th day OfJune. 1859
For -tedm Heating Apparatus Grammar school No. ~
For giug and altering and FOR steam Heating Appa-
Gfauin " school No. -.
Tor two Iron sairways for Grammar school, Nos Ii and
90
For fun Information City Record FOR sale No. CITY
Hall
Two CONIRACTORS.-Estim for erecting
and furnishing wal North Brothers Island. city
County Of Sew York will be received bv the Commission
Of the Health Department their office 3O Motst
I'll June ISIS For su Information city Record for
sale st No lily Hall.
ITO CUNTRACTORS-Scac proposals will
be received at the ONCE Of the Commissioners Public
Works until June 6 1885 Tor building sewers regulating and
gfsdng and for setting curb and gutter stones aud aggiug
sidewalks For full information city Record for
M . civ Hall.
tTO CONTRAC TORS AND CASI-IRON PIPE
i MANIFACICELltS.~c proposals will be received
at the ON % the Commissioner Public Works 81 Cham
befSs until June t. l-,3 iO. furnishing caslron water
pipe, branches and special ctng, and fOr furnishing, de-
Ncrns aud laying ak inch and fOurinch pipe to supply
water 10 The hospital NOrh BrOth'fs' Il AMI For full
information see city record FOR sale at 80 city Hall
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SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENCE.

The annual examination of the students Of the school will
begin on MONDAY, May 81 lOa. m.
For admission viii be required Of the applicant that he
shall have satisfactorily completed the Of
undergraduate study in this college or in some other main
tanning an equivalent curriculum Of study 10 the end Of the
year students from other colleges must present Ger
tncates OF proficiency OF in cool standing
Special admitted without examination TO
all Of the courses
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SCHOOL OF MINES.

The animal examination OF tbs classes Will begin on MON
DAY MAY -, at IOa. ~.
The examination Of candidates of admission 70 any ~ tho
* regular courses Mining Engineering Cvii ngtncer
ng Analytic and pped themistry Geology MctslufRy
Architecture will begin ON FRIDAY. June at $50
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COLUMBIA COLLEGE,.
SCHOOL OF ARTS.

The final examination Of the several ca'sos for the year
Ilbeg1n on mon DAY May n At $50 m.
Candidates fof degree Master of As ami students IN
the Graduate Department viii be examined On TIL SDAf
June 7. and following DAYS.
The examination Of candidates Tor admission Will begin on
WEDNESDAY. June q, at 9 20 u.
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Mem Publications.
NOW READY.

NOW READY.
"Mr. Isaacs"
DOCTOR CLAUDIUs.
TRUE STORY.
F. MARION CRAWFORD.
Author Of Mr. Isaacs"
l2mo One Dollar.
"In arid DAYS OF the realistic novel such story az
Or Claudus bring, with IL the eIhason of pleasant
surprise 1t is a romance."-[New-York Tribune.
TRUE STORY
DOCTOR CLAUDIUS.
+. MARION CRAWFORD,
Author Of ." MI Isaacs.'
limo. One Dollar.
"The stawsrt Scandinavian with the spirit of
viking osopher world who Is not ashamed
10 be unwodv who ashamed 10 reverence MS
love DIR Clandls ia at any rate q man and not what
MI Carlyle has called popnlay. New York Tribune
DOCTOR CLAUDIUS.
TRUE STORY.
By
F. MARION CRAWFORD,
Author of Mr.. Isascs"
l2mo One Dollar.
ait the Old story pine and the palm. Tho golden
Nohman the beautiful dark woman whose
gnation untrrcd whose heart untouched and VINO
has dreams in the habits OF society Their sur
roundings refined even MI. James could have
conceived."-L NewYOrk Tribune.
DOCTOR CLACDIUS.
TRUE STORY.
by
F. MARION CRAWFORD
Author Of Mr. Isaacs"
l2mo. One Dollar
"ue has a pretty art IN wiring conversaons-hs charac
tiers talk with animation sometimes with shtsome sparkle
and never drearily The worst fault OF the book "a
literary performance tendency to
ward overen, sasm which manfess Itself now and then In
somewhat gushing paragraph phrase or ejaculation But
in spite of its interesting and attractive story
and is In some directions positive advance upon Mr.
Isaacs.' New York Tribune.
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- CITY RIVED AND HARBoR TRANSFORMATIONS

y CITY RIvEB AND HARBoa TRANSPORTATION
COMPANY.
once. Pier l8. y. r.. foot OF Cortlsndt.,s
Consgnments Of freight Is directed 10 anx mr..
of tho world
UNEQUALLED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders eceyed FOR delivery OF al Kinds o freight and ma.
ehanise TO any part Of the oity
SKA AND HARBoB TOWING AND RIVER ANpHAR
BOH LIGHTERAdE
Freight of description promptly ghtered TO snv non,
In the harbor at reasonable rates
STEAMBOATS,, BARGES AND GROW ia IN cu.,
TER For EXCURSIONS
Steamers John H. Sarn and lcrastu, Corning for yrv
HAVEN. leave Pier lS n. X, At D m daily Isatursax.
eKcopted.l
METROPOLIS EXPRESS 90, between ,ye,york And
NowLayen Care and DISPATCH guaranteed
Freight Tor points on d.. L. W. L. rsssiy,d AZ P,rI
For Now Haven and points East 1t Pier H.
NORTH SHORE, STATEN ISLAND h,levsn Mu..,,.
Ten CentA VIA Steamers Pier IL Il font NJ,
Whitohal.st
CENTRAL SHIPYARD. Communlpaw N. J-Dry DOCKS
Machine and Boiler shops everything u,
construction ard repair Of v,sssA
ROY BOATS-CITIZENS' LINE.-New
eni'Is SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave Pier
NJ NJ D " loot oil Chstupher-st daily except Saturday
t.nL connecting with morning ior ~ points North
Sun S eVeshef touches at Albany.
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obstruction.
For Rovs and Younr Men-CitY.

For Bows and Younr Men-Citv.
4 SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Private tuition,
- afternoons Thomas Reeves Ash. 40 w i5thsL
BOARD OF EDUCA ION.
NORMAL CoLLEGr-parcntS and teachers OF private
echOo arc hereby notified that examination for admission
Ia The Normal col eye Dc dung the nrsi week In
June andidatc7 apily the prcrdent at his Office
Csth AZ and 4thayc O'Clock a. the lst o June
THOMAS HUNTER, frcside.t
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TOPHILADELPHIA.
THE oLD.EsTABLJshEG ROUTE AND SHORT

TIE OLD' ABLJs NOU AND STUNT Nh
70 TRAINS EACH WAY WEEKDAYS AND ON SUM
DAY 3sIAIlONS IN PHILADELPHIA 2lJ
NEWYORk.
DOUBLE TRACK MOSI IMPROVED EQUlFt
AENI, AMI Til IL Fastest TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ADsOLI fE SAFETY
Express Trains leave York DesOrosses AMI corr
landtst. Ferries follows
$40, 7.2O o. 80 90 and 10 I.mited IL n 800 3i0 T.
D. u. T. and . y. and l. night SUNDAYS D. 20 LIN.
iteil, and 10 u m l. o. 4 aud T. ~, and Il night .
Express Trans NewNork daily except sunday, az
TO a. W. and ~ H. running through VIA Trenton And
Camden.
Returning, trans leave Broadst station 20.
$40. $50, $40 80 except Monda, $50. 1880 80 $50
IL. ana IL. 10 tLimted Express m.l.
J. s. 4, o. $50. 40, sand o;2Op. sunday ~ %.
$40 $ 20 80, o5O' $50 a. (6:2O Limited go,
74o : AMI $40 D. III. Leave Philadelphia Camden, )
a. m. ana 4JO ,, m. daily except sunday.
Ticker Oncea 49, $40 ami gii Broadway AstOr House
ana loot OF DesOrosses and Cortsndt Court aud
BROOKLYN Annex station, foot OF FuunsG. BTooGyn Nos
ia ilO and lbs Huds0nst HoOoxen Jersey Clsy
Garden.
The Newfork Transfer Company viii call for and check
baggage from hotels al resdences
CHARLES h. PUGH, J, r. WOOD,
General MApasAr. Gens NJ PAssr 40
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COMMENC EMESr. at the ACADEMY OF MUSIC. on
WEDNESDAY, June Is. at 10 q.
HARNARp . IL. u President
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
l ON and after Nav Il. 1883.
NKtAI TIKI NIX LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROU


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New York VIA DesbrOsses and Cortands
street Ferries as follows
Harrisburg. Pittsburg West and South with Pullman
Palace Cars attIcfed a. w. aud daily. New YORK
and Chicago Limited OF Parlor Dining smoking and sleep
ing cars at a. m. day.
Wilamsport, Lock Haven a. M m; Cory md E1e AZ
p. connecting CORY Tor Itusvile Petroleum Gen.
tire and the on Regions
Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wsshlngtea
Express OF Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday ~
M. arrive Washington D. IN. Regular. Il. and r. 4.
r.. J:l5 80 34O AMI AMI IL night VIA
h. and O. II. r.. l and y. m and ID uight. a..
Sunday via b. and T. X. r.. M, IN. and II night VIA
Is. aud q. Il. r., p m and - night. -
For Atlantic CITY, eXcep. sunday. 5.l5 and Os
sunday a. m Through car on p m train
For cape May except sunday, D 10 a. m. and p M -.
Long Branch Bay Head Junction. and intermediate sta
tons. via Railway and AmbOy, 3 a IL nOon 35V aug
D. on sunday a. docs not stop at Asbury PaAl
Boats Of Brookly Annex" connect with all through trans
Jersey city, aOrdng speedy and lrec; transfer ior
Brooklyn ira, al.
Trains airye-Fron Pittsburg 600 and 2Oa 1870 aud
1920 p. daily and a m. daily. excep, Monday FROM
Washington and Baltimore. G3O OJOa M. 800, o~ $500
1880 and 1880 p M sunday o 50 600 M II 70 5 SaS
1890 From Baltimore l:2O p. m. on Sund~Js. 40
p From Philadelphia, 800, $50. $50 500. ,erceps
Mondayl $3.50. $40 l04O. !, 40 a. M 90 2 800 o;S1
$40 80 $500 $50. 1920 1888 and 1880 p sunday
500. 900 $50 $685. 1885 IN. 62O 1885, 935, 1910
Al m
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legal Notices.


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~ YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
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~ PEOPLE OF THE SAFE OF NETWORK THE
kNIC kERBOCkER LIFE INSURANCE COMPAN Y
Notice hereby gwen that n OF the judgment
ontercI action the 29h December 1882 IN
formiy with the poy-ons orer Supreme
made In said action the 9Th day Of January 1883
enter ed the Office Of the OF schenectady
COUNTY T. the undersigned cha les ~. Russell.
Of the said tho Lio Insurance
pauy CITY q YORK. do hereby require
persons intend Ia claim
whether based policy life Insurance
Life lnsui Company against
tho property Z o! The sail Insurance
nust myself - the receiver thereof exhibit their
claims m -taeme TOT the nature and character
thereof 10 such receiver At NV Office No - william
the tty 81 NefOrk. or before the 18th day ~
Ton proof OF the correctness such claims to be
o1h OF the claimant such other person shall
know re of the facts.
Aud persons hereby notified and required to exhibit their
rcpr Ella who shah make de 4ut and fail to do
within the ume prezbr Tor thar purpose n SAIL order
wit before the 18Th day oi August $50 will be
made In this action,
Life ~ under
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Receiver Knlckeroocker Life Insurance Company.
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BOSTON, VIA STONINGTON LINE

steamers RHODE ISLAND and MAssAcHrsprr.
daily except sundays from Pier 80 North river srITS
Three morning trains from steamers landing tnro N.
Boston. Tickets good on any train "i"uEn 70
r., n,, PROVIDENCE LINE.
foI FrDViuence worcester and New England ,o,n.-
Steamers NARRAGANSETT and $40 / NC'TOV p"ntAs
80 North id'e,' nalIy Except sundays D. M Aiss
r w. POPPLE, Acting Geni Pass Agon.
M
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Author Of strathmore" Under Two Flags" Moths"
l2mo Extra Cloth. ST. 25. l6mo. Neat Paper Cover
40
has lost OF matchess cunning. There
the vivid gimpsesreal gimpses-of nature. bu
abandon and prOfuon there spirit and human
insight In Wanda than Of the leading Of
the day IL lie full OF touching tender pathos for
talnment is a perfect gem. Phi adelphia Times.
rs OF the gifted 'Oudas most brilliant EFFORT, and
WILL doubt, be highly appreciated New. You. CONNER
cial Advertiser.
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age prepaid on reCeil Of the price by
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;
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY

| EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.-P Senger
IL trains leave deDots foot u Cort and lni Desh0sss ~
al $40 u $40 o. m. for EastOn Bethlehem Nuel
town, Reading Mauch chunk Wlkesblrre Tow nd AVER
~. ithaca. Geneva LYONS Buffalo and West Pullnaa
through coaches daily. Local trails u aud Sac
p. M. % EasiOn Bethlehem and CoDlay. .
Trains leaving AZ &, aud 81 o. NJ connecttor VI
points In Mahanov and HaZetOn,On r. nols saniaytSh1
l0cal for Mauch Chunk SlO a. Leave aauch Chunk
pm
T.. b. BlINGrON, q. p A.
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.NG ISLAND RAILROAD.
TO GREENPORT AND SAG HARBOR.
IN HOURS AND 40 MINUTES.
COMMENCING NAY 90.

SPECIAL LIMITED EXPRESS PARLOR CARTRAIS
for GRktNPORr SAi HAKBOR aud important lnterme
date stations the east end OF Long ISLAND will leave
Lost ISLAND CITY daily except sunday at 435 p. ~.
arriving Harbor At 720 p. aid Greenport 7:lj
D.
Returning leave SAG HARBOR and GREENPORr
daily except sunday UlOa arriving LONG II "A I'D
cry at "A uI. making cose connection with ANNEX
BOAT for WaLst No stops between Jamaica ami Manor
Limited eNpre~s tickets Ouy gooi ParlOr
c1r ia ID ceuf. eVt
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VTVI m NTTVhTI
L FOR PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Three Express trains daily Sundays exceped Boston at
m, Up. par0r attached and ID with palace
secpngcars, sundays at 10 p m. with palace sleeping
f. w. POPPLE Agent.
RONDOUT and Kingston Line.-Steamer
IL James w Baldwin leaves Monday "Wednesday and FIJI
day at from foot lIarrison.st making usual landings
connecting with Ulster Delaware and Glove Isf
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OLD CORNER BOOKSTORE.
283 wAsHINGToNsT.. BOSTON.
VNHREE NEW AND CHARMING SUMNER
NOVELS.

LOYS, LORD BERRESFORD
BY the DUCHESS"
Author OF molly BawD," Faith and Unfaith," "Mrs.
Godfrey" POrtia" etc.
l2mo Extra Cloth 81 25. lGmo Paper Cover 20 Cents
The characteristics al Of
this immensely popular peryade this last story
life sparkle lovely character sketching richly dramatic
hgh comedy situations and the racest kind Of cooqual
stVle
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Cransfon'-, Cornwall Ncwburg Marlboro. Milton,
connecting with Ulster and Delaware and
i.alrolds steamboat city Of Springfield leaves
Tuesday, Thursay Sauld dag, m from HaIrisonst On
after June Z at y.
EOR BOSTON. The latest evening train
win through Pullman seepegs Grand Central De
ii 81 N. week. days and sundays. 1880 y,
Morning tram, 1893 weed dtys. Get tickets
NkN-HOPk AND NEW-ENGLAND RAILROAD
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NATIONAL LINE.-Fr0m Pier 80. n. X.
FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN

n, FOR LONDON DIRECT.
Erin June % D.. y n M
taDn 500 10 $40. outward prepud steeraxe
N. Y sS'' Nv ~ - AZ
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MERIDEN, HARTFORD.

~ SPRINGFIELD. HOLYOKE. MONTREAL and inter.
mediate points steamers leave Pier No -. r. ~ m
and p SUNDAYS eI,cpten: connecting with trains
NtW-IANEN tor MEiHDkN, HAKTFORp SPRl Nc
FIELD, Iickc,s sold aud baggage checked at "a
broadway, y. Y, aud Courtst, Brooklyn EXCURSION TO
Now. IlaA aud rrtnrn 81 30.
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u
York and Philaielohll 7"' ''''
Connection is made Jersey rty stiIol to mi from
BROOKLYN and Erie Depot, Ier.ev ,ity
Tickets foot " Lbertyst lnd 10 the )rl dDN
hotels and Annex ORce JEWELS Wharf. Brooklyn
N Transfer COmUany Will call for and cheek blyyly3
Iom hotels 0 residence todestination.
-. -. - II. p. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
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The Independent.

The ablest religious and literary news
paper published. One-quarter to one-half
larger, but the same price as its contem-
poraries.
1t has twenty-five distinct departments,
all good, many Of them of superior excell-
ence.
Its literary department, embracing re
views, criticisms and notices of all new
books published, contains 10 or 10 columns
weekly, and has no superior in journalism
During the next few months The Inde-
pendent will publish stories by VIM. d.
Howells, author of "Their Wedding Jour-
ney," "a Modern Instance" etc; w. E.
Norris, author of "Matrimony," mo New
Thing" etc.; F. Marion Crawford, author
of "Mr. Isaacs," "Dr. Claudius," etc; j. s.
of Dale, author of "Guerndale;" Edward
Everett Hale, author of "Ten Times Ten,"
etc.; Julia Schayer, author of Tiger Lily,
and Other Stories:" Rebecca Harding Dav-
is, Sarah Orne Jewett, Free d. Story, Kate
Upson Clarke, and others. Our readers
who do not subscribe for it should read
the advertisement in another column,
which gives subscription rates in full
Everyone should at least send 80 cents fol
months Trial Trip, and make its &C
quaintance." Address THE INDEPENDENT
New York City.
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BRIGHTON.

Thanksgiving evening Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Kenzie were taken completely by surprise
when their friends and old associates
poured in from all directions. A knock
at one door and then at another forced
them to realize that something unusual
was taking place. 1t reminded them that
they had been married just one year and
this was the first anniversary of their mar
rage. The friends numbered about fifty,
and came laden with overflowing baskets
which were packed into the pantry, where
three of the ladies prepared the supper
and they were found to be efficient hands.
The presents were numerous, handsome,
useful, and were presented by j. Andrews,
of East Clarksfield. DIR. Beebe was de-
sired to say a few words but declined.
Although greatly surprised Mrs. McKen-
zie did not forget TO welcome the guests
with her usual warmth. The evening
was spent in games, friendly chats and
after supper they listened to some comic
songs by Mr.. Jesse Andrews. Mr.. Harley
Vincent played some fine pieces, and Mrs.
Sarah Ronk also sang some interesting
songs. The music added much to the
happiness of the evening. The event will
long be remembered by Mr.. and Mrs
Mckenzie and all present. b. NJ.
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ROCHESTER,.

Henry Barnes, jr., is as happy as an s11s
pound girl baby can make him.
The type in our last local makes us say
we have a Library society here, it should
read Literary.
Miss Cora Gillet instead of Miss Cora
Cullet is attending school in Wellington.
Willard Heiffner is improving slowly.
Lee Barnes fell in a cattle guard and
peeled himself somewhat but is around
again.
Miss Mckinney of Wellington has been
visiting with Miss Cora Gillet during va
cation.
The parties engaged in putting down
the well for II. w. s. Co. at the Miner fac
tory are having some trouble in removing
the casing to make repairs; they have
gone down $50 feet and have an abun-
dance of water.
Thomas Storrow and II. Barnes went TO
Elyria to sit on the jury in the case of the
murder done there. We don't suppose
they will execute the jurymen so look for
their safe return.
1t is said that some of the patrons of
our respective cheese factories have un-
lawfully skinned their milk and possibly
some developments will be made later.
d. ID. Davis has been on the sick list.
Mrs. Eliza Dyer of Greenwich is visit
ing at W. w. Dyers. S.
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OUR LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.
ELYRIA.

ELYRIA.
Three of the high-school graduates are
teaching in Avon.
Miss Edith Dickson spent Sabbath in
town.
Some of our citizens were out stretching
their necks, looking for the comet Mon
day night.
An immense sewer is being constructed
from Washington avenue bridge, up Mid
die avenue to Fourth street.
We would advise Wellington lovers of
music to go and hear the Spanish Stu
dents, who are coming there soon. We
have listened to their charming music
twice and feel free in recommending
them.
The trial of Bruce, the murderer, was
called on Monday morning and is progres
sing rapidly. A jury has been secured
and witness are being examined. The
mother, brother and sister of the mur
dered man are in attendance. No new
facts have been developed as yet. 1t is
thought that Bruce will be given a term
of years in the penitentiary. DAN.
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PEN FIELD.

The funeral services of Desavigna
Pierce ian account of whose violent death
was published in Cleveland dailies last
Thursday was held at the residence of
Mr.. Boice, brother-in-law of deceased, on
Saturday, conducted by Rev. Sanford.
The meeting at the Baptist church is
still in progress and as a result nine candi-
dates for membership in the church were
immersed one week ago and four more
last Sabbath.
There was a reunion of the Christy fam
lily on Thanksgiving day. Mrs. McEwing
of Fostoria remained ever Sabbath.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapp Starr entertained a
very large company OF relatives and
friends Thanksgiving day.
Elder Philips conducted services at Bap-
tist church Thanksgiving day.
Mrs ]. L. Sanford was taken violently
i'll last Saturday night.
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More Returns.

The shooting Of conductor and car
driver by passenger at Cincinnati last
Friday morning between one and two
o'clock-there is no night for Cincinnati
beer-drinkers-was a clear case of murder
by drink. The one who did the shoot
ing, Schaeffer, a young shipping clerk
was a good-natured we'll disposition
ed young man on his way 10 Walnut Hills
to sleep at his sisters whose husband was
away, 1t would be called rather late
hour TO put in an appearance as protector
to lonely woman, and he was intoxicated
but not quarrelsome when the drunken
conductor abused and finally quarreled
with him. Another driver coming on at
the turn-table and seeing the two in a
scuffle only meant to seperate them, was
also shot.
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his father telegraphing TO bury him here.
He was % years of age and his last act
is mystery.
The Catholic Fair at the Opera Hall
this week four evenings, is to help on the
new church nearly completed.
The NJ. E. society have their fair next
week in Browns Hall.
The vessels are coming into port to lay
up for winter, when business will be dull
The Thomas GAVIN has arrived, the Wal
lace will lay in port in Cleveland.
A canning factory has been erected in
the west part of town by Daniels and
Whiteman and ambitious boys can be
seen in the backyards digging horse-rad-
ish roots. "Christmas money has got to
be had"