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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14
THE FOREIGNERS

Up to the present time about four
hundred foreigners have accepted the
invitation to be present, and of this
number thirty have siGniiied their in
tention of bringing their wives with
them
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14
ROANOKE LOSES.
THE KNOXVILLE sLUGGERs
PLAY GOOD BALL.
THE WAR IN SALVADOR.
Mike KeiIy's Present-OId Soldiers In
Camp The South Carolina Demo-
cratic Convention-The Steamship
Record Is Broken.

Special to the TIMES.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 13.-The,
Roanoke boys met their match this
afternoon ins the Knoxvilles, a club
that poses as the crack of the South.
For the second time on the trip the
club played eleven innings, and the
game was one of the most interesting
ever played here.
Brodie and Kirby was the Roanoke
battery, and they did excellent work
throughout the game. When the
tenth inning was reached the score
stood one to one The Knoxviles had
two men on bases and wild throw
brought them in. Before the excite
ment had subsidized the Knowles
scored again, and this ended the
game. The score stood to in favor
Of the Tennessee sluggers.
Base Ball Games OF Yesterday.
By United Press.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT Boston-Boston, 8: Brooklyn.
At Cleveland-Cleveland 90; Pitts
burg, 8.
At New YORK : ze:;-..s -==s;
delphia, 5.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati,1 10; Chic
ago, 6.
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
At New York-New York G; Brook
lyn.3.
At Cleveland Cleveland, 70; Buff
falo, s.
AT chicago-chicago, 4; Pittsburg,
At Boston Boston, 8; Philadel-
phia, I.
No American Association gaines
today.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
AT Hartford-Eartford, IA; Viii
mington, 3.
At Baltimore-Baltimore, 10; Leba-
non, 3.
At New Haven-New Haven, 5;
Newark, ..
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14

Marahall's Cafe-The popular re-
sort, furnishes 9 t1rsteclass dinnef
daily from / To 3 FOR so Cents. EpSH
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14

Buy your cooking slaves from M.H
Jennings s. Coz, iear ndaaTk et house.
Salem agentie. I
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The South Carolina State Conventions.
BY United Press.
COLUMBIA, Aug. 13.-The Demo
cratic State Convention met at noon
today. The convention is called for
the sole purpose of determining
whether delegates to the nominating
conventions shall be chosen by pri
mary elections or by county conven-
lions. The adherents of Tillmap,
finding themselves with such an over
whelming majority, seriously contem-
plate the nomination of their candi-
date, and full state ticket. Nomina-
tions for temporary chairmen were
made by both factions and the
greatest confusion ensued. The con-
vention nearly ended in row, but at
the end of half an hour of pande-
me mum, Chairman Herit decided to
entertain motion for the election of
Mr.. Talbert as temporary chairman.
He was declared elected amid protests
from straightouts.
The Delaware and Hudson Tied Up.
BY United Press.
ALBANY, Aug. 13.-The Delaware
and Hudson road has been tied up.
This decision was arrived at last
night at the meeting Of the Knight OF
Labor.
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For Female troubles a. b. @. ToniS:
has PROVED q srsciHc. Why heitafss
Try fs. .,: :5sSs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14
Roanoke Land and
Improvement Co.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received by
the engineer of the l,oanoke Land aud
Improvement Company until O'Clock
p. m, of August Goth, for the grading,
steam rolling (steam roller provided by
company, cutters, macadamizlug, lay
ing of gas and water mains, timber
cnlvertS, ETC., on the extensions of
Jefferson and Walnut streets, in the
city of Roanoke, Va. Protiles and
specifications may be seen at the Of
fee of the company, No. | Campbell
street, S. W.
The company reserves the right 10
reject any and all bids.
j. C. RAWN,
Engineer.
aug9-12t
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A $40, 900 House Given to Mike Kelly.

By United Press.
SOUTH PINGHAM, MASS, Aug. 10.
Mike Kelly, the famous ball play er,
was last evening presented with
$4,000 house and lot which friends
have purchased for him. A horse,
carriage, billiard table and bowling
alley are included in the gift.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-14

For colds, Group asthma, bronchitis
and sore throat use DR.. Thomas BIC.
lectric Oil, and get the genuine.
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The Force Bill in the Senate.

DJ ICSS.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-A caucus
of Republican Senators has been
called for tomorrow night to consider
the question of postponing the con-
sideration of the federal election
bill until next session Of Congress.
In the House the conference report
on the fertilization bill was agreed
to. No quorum caused adjournment
at 425.
The Senate agreed to the House
amendments to the Marine Confer
ence bill. The tariff bill was further
considered. The conference report on
the Indian appropriation bill was
agreed to.
Honduras and San Salvador VIII
Fight.
By United Press.
SAN SALVADOR (via La Libertad),
Aug. 13.-War with Honduras now
appears to be inevitable. The action
of President Bogran, of that country,
have not been satisfactory to Provi-
sional President Ezeta, of Salvador,
he is irritated beyond measure. Ac-
tive hostilities between Guatemala
and San Salvador have now been
suspended for nearly three weeks.
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SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
9NB.PBICB STORE.

Side band suitings, closing price, &c
Il yard.
Outing cloths in beautiful patterns,
ats aud 10c yard.
Flannelettes in new and stylish
,atterns at 12lc yard.
Dress sinshams, 3, and 10c a yard.
A few pieces of Scotch ginghams at
zoe, worth 25c yard
Still a ew challies at &c and Gle a
yard.
Also few more pieces of checked
mohair at 25c a yard.
Mohairs in al shades at a5, 374 and
SOC a yard,
White goods in all the newest ma
tarials and at lowest prices.
4 special bargain in pure Turkey
re table covers, 81, 15c and 5 III e'tc
each.
Table linens, towels ana napkins III
endless variety, and at prices that
defy competition.
Another case of white bed quilts at
y each.
Ladies' and Gents underwear and
hosiery in great assortment ana at
5Nttom prices.
Large stock of bleached and I'm.
5'eached cottons and sheetinSs In all
..iiths.
Childrens white lace hats and caps
.r5m 15c up.
Fans. Fans, Fans, Fans, from &c up
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Eastbound shipments from Chicago
last week were So, 945 tons, an increase
of 5,421 tons over the correspond
ing week in 1880.
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The s,camship RECORD Broken

BY United Press. Z
NEW YORK, Aug. 13 The White
Star steamship Teutonic, arrived here
this morning from Queenstown after
passages of five days, nineteen hour
and five minutes, fastest on record. (.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
GATHERED ABOUT THE TOWN.

Professor W. lie Cone stevens has resigned the chalr
of physics in the Packer Institute, and the presidency
of the department Of physics In the Brooklyn lnstue
lie expects TO 60 abroad for two years.
The statement was made to the 18th Regiment
Armory Commission yesterday by Supervising Archi'
tcct Daus that il will take ten weeks to compietc
the plans and specifications. TO secure BIDS mako
contracts. etc. will consume three months before thc
work is actually begun upon the new building.
John NJ Walker and ii. l.. Price, the two young men
arrested four months ago upon suspicion Oi having
PASSED forced checks for 81 ZOO upon the National
CITY Bank and who kept In jail for twenty -iour
davs without ball. have been discharged for lack OF
evidence They were prepared to prove an allb
The Supreme Court has set aside an alleged VIII OF
Edward H. Wells in which lie left valuable property
tn George f. Hart consideration of ST. on the ground
that he was insane at the time 1t was made and his
estate will 60 to his relatives.
James TuthlIl, who Is accused OF leading double
life in Montclar, and posing rs reputable cizen by
day while committing burelaricS by night was taken
from RAYMOND Street Jail Yesterday upon rcquison
OF the Governor and sent TO Montcair Tor trial lie
is accused Of twenty crimes
Levi Cook proprietor Of a malthousc in Taylorst.,
was before Police Justice Walsh yesterday, upon a
charge OF maintaining nuisance In drying danla1cu
grain in his altIouse, which cmits stench detr-
mental to health. The matter went oNer uiiui heN'
week for a hearing.
The life and work OF Professor Asa Gray and MS
relations with Darwin and 10 the doctrine OF cvoi-
on will be the subject OF the lecture TO be delivered
before the Brooklyn Ethical Association In the Second
Unitarian Church, at Clinton and Congress sts, To-
MORROW evening. The lecture will be by Mrs Mary
Treat of Vineand, y. j., author OF d" Home Studies
in Nature MY Garden Pets" etc.. but In the alb
scncc Of Mrs. Treat the lecture will be read by Mrs.
Beatrice Harrison Slaight. Miss Eliza lounans VIII
opcn the discussion and DR.. Robert q. Eccles ana
others will participate in 1t.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
OUTGOING STEAMERS
TO-DAY.
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEw.YORK FRIDAY. MARCH 2s 1880
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEWYORK- .FhlD<i. MhHNn 90 A"'N
ARRIVED
steamer Alexandra (Br) Laird. Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar Mar TO- with mdse and passengers 10 henoer'on
Bros AIysG at the b, M sSo M Mar s. with md,e
and passenger Busk Jevons Arrived AZ the Bar ~
Steamer Besse B Acos Santos Feb a. rio no Janeis9 s
Mar with mdse to Busk Jevon' Arrived al 'n Da' ~
'seamervenenue HOPKINS Puerto cabelo Mar TO- GI1a
GHG PIl.. Daett Arrived At the Bar at S3Oam.
Steamer Alamo, Lewis Galveston days. with md'e ana
sisae III Monte quick days. with mdse to
Steamer Fisher Savannah days. with md'o and
per Cherokee Bearse Jacksonville Charleston days
with inise and passengers TO VIM Clyde & co xo,,o,s
~ sisansr mSse MDaps sna passsnsers
with mdse to paul Heincmann Co: vcs'e to Snow Bur-
to o m:aS %G1f
hsIf %ssS %ds wer Co. s%. 9s.se p@tTG' Bfe '
SUNSET wind at Sandy Hook. moderate. n; cloudy AT
CITY Island. wind light. M ciondy
Arrived yesterday
steamer Gava taD vcrrenaga Mediterranean ports via
Gibraltar with mdse and passengers TO J Elwel d Co.
eamr Fana Pennington wimingtOn,Nc with mdss to
Steamer Ola Dominon Couch Richmond. City Point and
Norfolk with mdse and 10 OS % se 70 Fos
Snip Sea Witch rbbs Hong Kong Iii days with md'e
CLEARED.
Steamer Iudca,e Hill (Br. Perry. London-Hendersou
Bros, - o.,o. = w ur,.,
steamer Etruria (Ir. Hams Liverpool VIA queenstown
Vernon II Brown q Co. 80. ,,.., ..,. o,..,.
Steamer Run tBr), Thompson Liverpool Bruce ismay
steamer Amsterdam (Dtch, Stengcr Amsteruaiu-r"ne
Edye * Co ,r..u roeo.t
Steamer Aboraca lBr) Temple. Rouen-Simpson spence
Steamer Murie (Brl Locke windwarc Islands-A Out
steamer ATLANTA (ir) Cook Montego Bay-J Kerr & Co
steamer state Of Texas. Williams fernandina-C IL
Mallory & Co ~ o......ah w.ter
Steamer Delaware Chichester. Charleston anu JacKsoh'o
Win Clyde d Co . u-.... rh.o prrar
& r,,., w r,reu g. 70
SAILED.
c,eamer Russia for IamDurg Murel Windward Islands
state OF Texas city OK Brngai Sa'ahnah'
Deiaware Charleston; Kanawha Newport News
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Mar 2.-Saed. steamer st Marnock (br).
NovTix Mar Sailed steamer Ethiopia (Brl Wilson,
frnm Glasgow hence for NewYork ,.,,
pPAwI POINT 27-Passed steamer ROCK li9ht tbr)
parron from New.York on her way Ia Amsterdam
II IxprRG Mar 2t-Sailed steamer Hessa tter', -
Work -. -. ,,..o.. ,oa-, w,,tar
berg from New-York.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
THE AWFUL PORTTERE.
IN The RufalO Courier.

From Tne BurdlO tOullcr.
4 few evenings ago ! said To my friend Dareal ::
Joseph, why haven't you married = Tie question
seemed abrupt. l admit but the moment was most
proptOus. As sat In the coslcst corner OF the
club room testing new and rccOmpcnsing brand OF
cigars, we talked a while at random, and finally we,
too drftcd 10 the subject Of marriage In Buffalo
We spoke Of the apparent reluctance OF certain young
men to do anything but davde about the object OF
their alteration and when Joseph said Do not blame
them perhaps 1t Is not their fault put to him the
startling question Joseph, why don't yOu marry =
Joseph took several long pulls at his cigar before re
smoke II YOU wish TO know what has kept me from
matrimony / will tell you. 1t is the portiere.'
stared
Joseph went on In other words IL Is because par
lors have dOOrs-because modern houses one
vast whispering gallery, In which the slightest sound
heard from end to the other IL Is years since
have felt that absolutely alone with a
grl-an environment necessary for sentimental demon
straons. But 10 partcularlze IL Is not long since
became unusually Interested In young woman Of
my acquaintance. Perhaps ! was In love with her.
II not ! know that might have become so. / paid
her rather marked attention for nearly year. but I'm
nv numerous visits 10 her housc there never
opportunity for anything hut the most formal
vcrsaon. Usually her father sat In the library
the hall I'm full hcaring-lf not In vlcw-of No
chance 90 shnt door. At the parlor doorportcrcs :
The library portiercs at the dinngroom door
pOricrcs and never an opportunity for that tete ete
which gives man inspiration fr sentimental deeds
Now Il Is my idea that the time when mutual
love IS first acknowledged should be supreme moment
In ifc-one 90 be made the most Of and not To be
drown away by any such insensstc proceedings a.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
wESTCHESTER COUNTY.

WHITE PLAINs-Thc farmers meeting which was as
opranize Comfy branch Of the NewYork state
Farmers League and 10 enroll members OF 'c % Sin I'm
the heavy rain. Supervisor George T. Burllng OF
Harrison; Bartholomew Gedney, Aaron Hali anu , svr
ever, were present and expressed favorable sent
ment toward organization for mutual pr9ce,9} r
will take charge of the posoiiice on April & Chlei M
sng. ESoef to Ms astept the Se
Engine Company. The new amendments 10 10 rnc ne
village charter permit the Tees n @ re TO TssS S1T PER
Taxpayers will assemble in Moran's iail tls t evens
tee relative to The cost OF lowering the disposal works
and outlet sewer pipe Of the sever onrna and
Mrs Parks his assistant editor. were riding IN
carriage last evening when the horse ran away trvw
Ing both of them out Of the carriage. Ihcy were
MOUNT vERNON.-school Commissioner Jared s.
sandford who has been critically SICK Tor two "erSs Ts
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Presbyterian Church has
arranged for concert in aid of the new building fund
TDe Tqere5 a T Gs st Se sxsn Miss Ma Todd will
play piano solo Arthur Williams Mrs r. H. Tomas
nrookIvn. will sing solos Miss Marie short. Of Cali
fornia Will rccite; Miss Ida Willard Miss Hattie hat
"nayie and Professor George Colby will be the &C
companist Commander Wilson, Of farns arms
field. Hunt Clark and Farquharson committee 10
arrange for the Memorial Day exercises; Is; g., rt,,
ovc ave. near Valentines to the Mount Vernon Hos
pitai Association upon which a new building WIN Dc
crected Mrs Maler's Blblc-cass OF youne ladies' OF
The Baptis Church. has voted to furnish one room III
the hospital and TO keep IT IN order at ther expense
SING SING.-The Will Of Isaac Nelson. Who HII recenty
died at Sing Sing, fled for probate YESTERDAY al
the office of surrogate Coffin, in efshl lis estate
is estimated to be worth $4,000. which lie leaves
10 his SON eXStatc Senator Henry c. Nelson, OF sing
Sing. Inc ne" Ndhohhi n"s9 ~
presented to the Free schools OF sing sing on liie
anniversary of Washingtcns birthday by is yctcIas
of the g. A. r., wer, hOsted on Thursday Az rhCon
for the first time They will be placed III clargc OF
two of the pupils in each class chanGn NJ every
week. General Alstlil Ld'hIoP' Wy ,-pNi
intendcnt of Prisons Of New York state, visited sing
Sing Prison Yesterday tour Of inspe, ton. lie
found every hing about the prison and in Tie SHOPS
i'm excellent order. lie had long conference WIN
Warden brush prison matters.
PORT CHESTER.-Thc Rev. :. Wright Butler, OF
ST. Pauls Evangelical Church, New-lork, has Deen
elected pastor Of the First Congregational Church ana
society of Port Chester The Rev. Mr. Butler Is a
native of Massachusetts, and about fcty-hve years
old He preached in Fall River and New-Bedford Tor
ten years each He is expected TO assume his pas,
torai duties in Portchester about May l. ADouu
$1,000 has been invested in the purchase ono g" lana ana
he expended III grading the land and fencing the
same and the erection of grand stand. The Rev.
Mr. Langlos will preach his last sermon pastor Of
the King Street Church tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
ORANGE.

The handsome house Of George Marshall Allen. at
vaInutrst. and Parkavc., East orange, was badly
iamsgcd BY fire at midnight on Thursday The fire
caught from defective fue in the upper story and
WAS not discovered until ii had made considerable
headway. Mr.. and Mrs Allen were on their way TO
the Berrnudas and the only occupants OF the house
uerc two servants The loss was about IL, 800.
The Orange Athletic Club has decided to give an
amateur boxing tournament the evening OF satur-
Sav. April 10. 1t will be open TO all amateurs and
xhe limit has been fixed at 40 pounds. The entries
will close on April L. The prizes are handsome gold
watches 70 both first and second.
Miss Amelia d. Edwards, the wcll-known author and
Egyptologist delivered her lecture on "Thc Buried
Cities OF Ancient Egypt in Orange Music Hall last
syenng before one Of the largest audiences OF the
season.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
STATEN ISLAND.
rAnrycs Ry SIDNEY wooLLETT.

READINGS BY SIDNEY WOOLLETT.
s,dnev Wooctt the wellkno reader, gave a poet
sc.I recitation at the German Club rooms In Staple
ton last evening before large audience Mr. Woollet
was introduced by George W. Curtis. His subject was
tha shakespearean comedy Tempest which brought
firth loud applause. Among those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Wman, the Rev. Dr. and Mrs.
Jo,n C. Eccleston, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Frank Emmons,
nr and Mrs John L. Feeny, Mr.. and Mrs. Fit1hueh
Nsvo Nr and Mrs. James McNamce, Mr. aud mrs,
Tc6r n Sclibncr. Mr. and Mrs Jacob X Iclfar, Pro-
$essor Frederick f. Partington, Mr. and MIS- Charics
= Wjffman Mr. and Mrs. Norman ). walker Mr ana
Me- John Foort Mr. and Mrs. George Lord Mr. ChrS,
s2eorce ~ Daley. and Dr. and Mrs. j. j. O'Dea: me
Sssise nroceeds were given to the Arthur WINTER
1"moy,sI Library, founded In the staten Island
Is.xcn,v and Latin School in 1856
xrw pGIGHTON.-County Clerk Hart is making
fcfermincd effort 70 have New Brighton mace the
s,rrtv seat Tie removal can only he erected ps
two-thirds popular vote. ~. g.
rrApfETOx-The handsome frame cot'ace IN N
s,>s f,ascr.st owned by George knth ana occupeu
- vre Dr Van lIovenberg. was entirely DESTROYER nY
~. .,riv Yesterday morning. The totai loss Is esu
,sste6 Al about a. 900 partly covered ny msnIan'e
r%s A. started in the rear of the building ahu -
Stess'sssI "a nave hcen the work oi an lhccndiaFy
v,ruuoxp VALLEY. The annual pigeon shooting
~ ~ ,hs Turtle pay Gun Club took place ycster
~. -, shc grounds of tlse New York Fishing cub
S.ss,oud ~ Valley. The prize was the club's medal
k;~K indie xfes the championship Tor he year.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

by letter. to be raSsbe pG e. or possible
seasons "1eI IA not tell my love with papa reaalns
bis paper a Ss sdonUs S The or % roo
IumDnhs sssrass 81 @ M curtain between her ana US
Sn a nd tell nv love while the doors were Wde aoS USeI
and The sisters were active In the upper SressInc
anu % ~ mar The brother in his room overhead
souo Go ost nea' No. waited for moment OF ass"re'
privacy IL never YER Silence "wcll7- said at last
Tt ia ali Last summer the young woman ii g"ld g"vld
,,on made visit to provincial town wners snu en-
tion tio .auo a arior door While there she became en'
~ snae d '"v and was married last autumn n puf
And that courtsp as she Is 90 an,ncs in nine
hnu.es ont Of ten where pay social vlsi.s - "n,
Joseph Daa Ard as e1aisn GsncnSed If that joseph
rono uus and that what most needed by our
wonnr rys men is not courage, but a chance"
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
THE LIBRARY STEADILY GROWING.

The thirty-second annual report of the Brooklyn
Library shows that 4,G35 volumes were added 70
those on the shelves the last year. making total
of 1O2 ,073 on March 1. OF the new ones 2o2' were
,e. {, ooo from 6 r. Chittenden. The crcula-
t,on for the wear was oo.OO2 a decrease OF 5,595.
The receipts from membership s1O,70i 80, and
the total number of members is 1902. The total
receipts were sl0,916 03, and the expenditures
~ the library consists Of: Librarian, w. \. Bard
Well; first assistant, James ID. Crichton other
assistants ]. b. Latto and tho Misses +. u, van
Ingen 5. Bostwick, S. A. Realty, l.. +. Twecdy'
E. NJ johnson A. H. Greene and Il. Hurley.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29

There was q slight fire last evening the second floor
Of No. 3s7 rfthavc., the home OF George Bliss. the
banker. The caused by defective hue in the
ohimncS had been smoudernc for several days Ihe
house was filed with last night while the family
wee at dinner from the burning wood In the An
alarm and the rcmen put OFT the fire before 1t
had made much hcsdway. The furniture and building
were damaged ~ the extent Of 500.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
ELIZABETH.
THE PLAN BLOCKED IN TIE COUNCIL.

THE PLAN BLOCKED IN TIE COUNCIL
The City Council unable last night to adopt
the plan for the abolition of grade crossings in the
city as approved by the Pennsylvania and Central
Railroad companies Strong opposition to 1t was
developed and vigorous protests were made by such
large property owJers xCongrcssman Clark Henry
H. Isham, Charles W. Irwin. John Norris and John
Rogge Excitement was created by Councilman
Smith accusing Councilman Corhn Of chanpionlne
the scheme as the lawyer of the railroads. rms
brought out a storm of applause and Kisses, about
equally divided Forciblc arguments were madc IN
favor of the plan by COuncilmen Corbin, Campbell,
ard Clay. Final action deferred for week.
New-York tribune., 1890-03-29
ALONG THE SOUND.

BRIDGEPORT.-Thc seaside Club met Thursday
evening and voted to accept the plans submitted by
Architects Longstan and Hurd for 100000 club
house. The club also voted to borrow $4,000 from
a savings bank and TO raise $4,000 by issuing 100
bonds Of 800 each at per cent to be purchased by
members only.