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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04

Michael Lindsey, of No. 422 Grand
street, was committed for trial by Justice
Sslising yesterday in default of s., 200
bail, as aawife heater. He is charged
with throwing his wife down stairs and
blacking both of her eyes aud bruisin z
he- face badly. Mrs. Lindsey says thai
she her husband beat her h~abitually, aud
will rest easier when she sees him behind
the bars.
The Odd Fellows Building Association
which comprises Steuben. Summit and
Alpine lodges, gave a cancert last evening
at kessler's Hall. The proceeds were for
the new Odd Fellows Hail to be erected
on Charles street and Central avenue. A
handsome sum was realized.
Work will begin on the improyeme emit
OF Woodward street some time next week.
The street Is TO be paved with Belgian
blocks.
The residents in this vicinity are COM
planning OF the gang OF toughts tina
make Front and Phillips streets the II
headquarters. The residents de clare
that IL is positively dangerous for any
one 70 go unprotected in that vicin ity.
The zinc works on Comnunipaw av e.
nue. are receiving an unusual numbe Of
orders this year necessitating the hirin 2
of an extra force of men.
The Kings Daughters of Lafayette.
have decided to hold q fair this month,
the proceeds to go TO foreign mission
work.
The Lafayette Wanderers Social Club
will give a receution and hop at the New
York Bay HOUSE, on Thursday, Novem-
Der 20 Three hundred invitations nav E
been sent out.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04
HE'D NET THE JUDGE BEFORE.
A CoIored Prisoner Turns the Laugh on
Justice Stiising.

Justice Stiising.
Stephen Francis, g negro about 6 feet
2 inches In height. and William Jon es,
also colored, aud about5 feet 2 inch es,
were arraigned before Justice Stilsing va 9
terday moi ning charged with disorderly
conduct. The team set mp a Punch Al 4
Judy show on a Central ferryboat Satu T :
day night. Jones said his "profe ssion
was a jockey" and that he had ridden
in every State in the Union, including
Canada" aue
tice Stilsing to the taller OF the darkeys,
II have seen you somewhere before"
Eyes, Judge" he answered, II have
played all over Coney Island"
"The Judge was 50 amused that he
discharged the prisoners.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04
GREENyILLE

The Noppariel Pleasure Club will hold
their arnRslr Invitation reception and
ball at Ka6hiee's New York Bay House
on Thanksgiving aye.
The La Grippe Club, which held such a
successful stag last week, has decided TO
give a reception eh Thanksgiving night
AZ the New York Bay House. The La
Grippe is In q very prosperous condition
at present, having q membership of over
1fty. The roll contains the names OF
some OF Jersey Cfty's and GreenyilIe's
most prominent business men.
The Executive Comm ittee Of the Green
vile Young Mems Oh ristlan Association
held a meeting as their rooms on Linden
ayenne last evening State Secretary
+. More and Secretary A. Lucas and Pres
1cent +. Cowles, OF tue Jersey City asso-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04

citation. were present. Considerable IS
mess Of importance was transacted. line
Board decided 70 employ a young mar 10
take charge Of the rooms during the
evening and to act as assistant secretary,
The following committee was appointed
to secure the young man: A. M. Dunne.
G. r. Dusel aud A. LANCER.
The twenty-eigntn annual convention
of the Hudson County Sunday School As
ISOLATION will be held in the new ks-
formed Church this afternoon and even
ing. Refreshments will bs served to
those coming from a distance.
Mr.. Williams, Of Avenue +. will cele-
brate his birthday tomorrow by giving a
progressive euchre party ut his home.
Mr.. Jay Pockman has returned from
his trip to Baltimore, Md. where he was
visiting relatives -
first annual Invitation reception and ball
at Kaechlee's New York Bay House last
evening. A large number Of Greenvilie
people were present. among whom were
the Misses Lille Fiorens, Lizzie Bender,
Aggie Monohnn, Maggie Mclaughlin,
NJ A Powers, Mamie Nest
Goetz, Mary Kelly, Maggie kepper.Sa Sarah
Frances. Lena Miller, Annie Miller. Liz
zie Hartnett, Sadie Smith, Lizzie Cnis-
man, Annie Pringle. X. Walsh. M.
Frances, Mamie Seymour, Emma Sey-
mour, Mamie Martin, Annie Hickman.
man. 6. Togg, Alice Seymour, I.
sullivan, Maggie Bender and Messrs.
L. ChuncK, W. Scott, J. Morrison,
Thomas Buchanan, j. knowiton. 4.
Burns, Fred Polster, George Francis. J.
Robinson, 1. Murphy, A Campbell, Will
lam Crawford, /. Morrison, T. Stuebel.
W. Burger, +. Shibey, l. Shibey, j. Fitz
gerald, j. McNab, A. Danl, b. Ack ley, NJ
FAY, j. Dundan, J. Kelly, b. Kelly
j. Fletcher, X. Ross, II. Hay
cock, j. Black. J. McCabe, G
Linley, C. Rhode, j.. Buskey,
j. Sigman, II. Sullivan, j. Pringle, ID.
Smith, M. Flaherty, j.. Losey, J. Lynch,
j. Kelly, B. Kelly, J. Kelly. James Hur-
ley, j. McCabe, II. Stewart, A Fisher, I.
Brennan, +. Hammell, w. Cotch, L.
Mulcahy. C. Bender, NJ. Myers, {. Lot
and j. Powers.
The officers are: Louis K. Schfck,
president; Joseph Walsh, vice president;
John O'Hallnan, financial secretary;
Thomas Mahoney, recording secretary,
and John Hurley, sergeantrat-arms.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04
WEST BERGEN.

The choir and chorus met in the NJ. f.
Church last evening for the first rehearsal
under the direction of Chorister l.. L.
Everett, of the oratorio, "Christ and His
Soldiers" which will be rendered on the
Sunday evening preceding Christmas.
The work lone by the choir was very
gratifying to Mr.. Everett, who Is ia boring
hard with IL.
The young people Of West Bergen have
Joined with several young people from
the Heights and formed the West Bergen
Minuet Society.
Mrs. H. ID. Weston. wife of the Rev. III.
ID. Weston. formerly pastor of the West
Side NJ. f. Church and now stationed In
New Haven, Conn.,, is visiting Mrs. VIII
liam H. Cummings and others in West
Bergen.
The Women's Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary Society, of the West Side NJ. Z.
Church, will hold its regular monthly
meeting in the church tomorrow after
moor at three O'Clock. Considerable BUSH
ness will come before the meeting. AL
are invited to attend.
The Rev. John Atkinson. ID. d., will
lecture on Thursday evening of this week
at the Linden Avenue NJ. 4. Church. an
Greenville, on '.Men an things"
The tracks Of the new horse car line are
now laid across ~Communipaw ave nue
and the work is being pushed rapidly.
The Kings Daughters held their regu-
lar weekly meeting at No. So West Slde
avenue last evening.
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CITY NOTES.

The second of the SERIES of Raglan lectures
will be given this evening at the Taber-
nacle Church, York AMI Henderson
streets. The subject will be, .Tne
Yosemite and the Yellowstone"
Last evening at the st. Matthews
Lutheran Church on Fifth street, the
three hundred and se~venty-third anniver-
celebrated BY a union service under the
auspices OF the German Lutheran
churches of this city and vicinity. The
music was led by a union choir, and the
Rev. H Scheppc,a and the Rev A. Stuckert
made interesting addresses on the career
and teachings Of Martin Luther:
The Rev. r. Luhrs, the newly elected
pastor Of st. Johns Lutheran Church, on
Summit yenue yesterday was given a
pleasant greeting by the Sunday school.
on the occasion of his final Introduction
to the members. Superintendent Blshoff
and Mr.. R r. Green, o warm friend OF
the school, made appropriate address es,
and the new pastor delivered a CAPT tai
response. Pastor Luhrs preached mis-
made q favorable impression. II was an
able production. delivered with fervor,
and effective earnestness that greatly
pleased his auditors.
The First National Bank building has
been treated to q process which makes its
brick work look as IL 1t were terra Gotta.
Workmen we're engaged in tearing up
the pavement on Montgomery street this
morning and laying the ground wire for
the extension Of the electric system down
Montgomery street to h terry.
Ash barrels and boxes were in great
demand throughout the city yesterday.
The small boy captured everyone left on
the sidewalk and DOR got up n corner in
most important feature of domestic
economy and tonight they will blaze
forth iu all the streets.
Matilda Friendson, the insane woman
arrested Sunday night, was committed
by Justice Stilsing this morning for ex-
animation by the County Physician.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
VoTIcE OF s-ErTLEnENT.

Notice is hereby given that the anal account Of
the subscriber, EXECUTOR OF sophia Wilson. de-
ceased, VIII be audited and stated by the surro-
gate OF the county of Hudson. and reported Tor
settlement on Saturday. the Sd day OF January,
Dated October q A. D. 1890.
DANIEL VAN WINKIE.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04
HE NEW jersey srEREoprToos
CORPORATION Notice.

wi pOldtlOll NOlICC.
NOTICE Is .HERYBY GIVEN THAT ON THE
made st 10 d tss S g rsp as s ess; iS s1a aP Wasss eamm w As
sioners ny A Newbolo and Others for acquiring
CoNsTRUcrIoH OF A MAIN SEWER,
from a point az the Junction OF Sip and West Side
thence s soaaiSu insH "a the ~ Same assi line ss being ,si as shs Dro
posed line Of SIP ave. extending . les junction
westerly along the proposed line OF stuyvssant
Notice Is also given that on the Nth day of octo-
Der. 1880, the Commissioners OF Assessm ont hled
a sssir ppp eslaSIp5 g. as sssssa' s sn1G sns pro aaas p s@oaas
OF benefit 10 each lot or parcel OF Land; also the
FOR the said improvement and the SANE Is now ess
open to pubic Inspection In the once OF the CLERK
AND notice Is also given thstths ~following streets
or avenues, OF particular sections thereof. are In
from a point 100 feet west or foansls ave. to Frsa-
LOGAN E
from West Side aye se g freeman ave
from Van Reypen Place 70 9 point 100 feet west of
FAIRMoUsT AVE,
from a point ~ . feet east OF West side ave-. west
Wy" M6STaoMERY ST..
from a point Lss. feet east Of West side ave, west
aLESwooD AVE,
from q point ! ~ feet east Of West Side ave-. west
AVE.
from a point go feet east OF West Side ave. west
pEkALB AVE.
from is present eastsrly terminus westerly to West
vRooM ST.,
from a point i2s feet west OF bergen ave. to Van
PAyoNIA AVE.
from Tonnele aye. 10 a point 2A feet west OF West
Side ave.
from West side ave 2s feet westerly.
MARIoN Lac
from West side ave s5S feet westerly.
from Tonnele ave. 20 a Doini io feet west of wess
VAN REYPEx PL,
from . point 100 feet north Of yroom 81. southerIy
RUTHERFORD PL. .
from Sip ave. south 10 It's present southerly ter
AVE.
from r0nne'e ave aS s. sspsEs AVE- ave.
from broadway e ssgyss srH ave. Vi
from Pennsylvania ksilaoaa g stayvesant ave.
from rsnns'lvaP%lfh ssiI s i e sy asu' ss'a1s ava;
from Pennsyivan,a aeilIosd . 5sirmount ave;
from sip ave. to a point Is fees south of stuyves-
ant ave-;
from sip ave. 10 a point so feet south OF stuyyss-
BELvIDERE AVE-
from Logan ave. 10 a point t5 feet south Of stuy-
NUSpA AVE.
from Logan ave. 10 a point ez5 feet south from
stasvesah' ave- MALLORY AVE.
from Logan ave. TO q point 6J feet south OF stuy-
MEADE AyE
from Sip ave to q point es5 feet south Of stuyves
AVE.
from Logan ave- to q point 65 feet south OF stuy-
yesant ave-;
from stuyvesant aye; % oeKslb aves
from stuyyssant ave: g peKalb ave-;
ave
And that the nth day OF November, 1850, at 10
O'Clock n m, and the meeting room of the Board
Of street and Water Commissioners are hereby
l1o1 a the time and place when and where the
Board OF Street and Water Commissioners viii
meet TO hear parties interested In said np-
p~licaxion. and ali reuonsr ancss aeainrt rks
said Involvement that may be presented IN writ
p oroer OF toe Bosro or street. and Water Con
NORGE I. BoUroH.
Dated Jersey catz. October q. lsa
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04

Notice Is hereby gwen that the account Of the
subscribers. executors of John Montgomery, de
ceased. viii De audited and stated BY the SURROGATE
of the county Of HUDSON. and reported for settle
ment on saturday the ID day or January, 1891.
JOHN MEANS.
DASlE BLACK.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT.
JOHN MEANS.
DANIEL BLACK.

Notice is hereby given that the nnal account Of
the subscriber. Executor OF mary McAvoy, Dc
ceased. will be audited and stated By the surro-
gate or the county OF Hudson and reported for act
Element on saturday, the 9Th day OF december
next
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-11-04

WEST saohE RAIRoAD-N Y. c& Il. n. R
second IS street se; sta s~s . ssw ksss fWsss sessy
twenty minutes earlier from 'fhsfoet * icy sssses
New Iork;-Hsmilton. Londol, Detroit add cal
esgc. sa1 a. N as .. IN us 2 nj s.. Louis
SIS. SIS y. m; I0ronto +33 q M; MM 6.f6 .
m Bun ao. Rochester, Syracuse, Utica, suspcs
sion Bridge, Niagara :Falls. $50. ss.55 a M Ei5
SIS p. M; and aii.J for Utica only Kingston
20 ~ ,g55. ALA a M q 9 = and 81
a m, $40. Sis. al .. m; cranstons' West Point
Corn wall. N~ewburg, go. us. s-zs sa2. ss.5s. ali
Xa- M, +Lb. ssDl 4-3Q. ISIS, 5.35. $50 sa1a s,iE
p m. Montreal and Canada East. lis a. my
ALB p. m Elegant sleeping cars for Buff
faio. Niagara Falls. Detroit. Chicago and Sc
Louis. on all through trains a s.-Leave Brooklyn
via Arookiyn Annex. ala 40 . m; 500 d. m Jersey
cry p X 4. station. allo 4 M ss& > M. sDaiiy.
+daiiy except Saturday. All other trains daily
except sunday Tor tickets. time table par
Tor ana sleeping car accommodation OF in
formation apply onhces brooklyn No. 81
Msshinsson street No. - Fulton street
aork city; Sos I e. SO. e st2 Broadway No III
Bowery. No. IL Park place. No. s. West 18th street,
and West shore stations zoos Of West Forty second
street and foot Of Jay street. North River. G. 4
LAMBERT. General Passenger AGENT. No. Wand or
bist avenue. New yozx
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AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MANY PHYSICIANS IN COUNCIL

srMI.\NNrAL MEETING OF THE STATE ho"or"'
p,Tnlc MEDICAL SOCIETY.
A large number ~ physicians assembled ycs'ei"a!
I'm the Common Council Chamber Of inc Wy ''''
IT, attendance upon III, thirty ninth semi amman meeting
- ,hc state homeopathic Medical society," when Is
., last Two DAYS, Or. GEORGE NJ D!ll"", "t 'c"'
y,,rk pre-, iird, and called the society ~ "''
r.,,,r ,.. made, Il, the Rev. H. Price Collier. M'No'
,,piu WAS ont Of town and did not i"tuf;i l" "o'"
t,,c dcc.,tr.. and Dr. l.. H. th:pin, "i 'h' h'''-'
cornty Medical Soc."ty performed ms o"N' ~
x,,ov read the semi annual address. III "hIrH Hc
mead. extended reference ia" work OF th" 80" ''S
g., ,bc last twenty wear, IN tho direction of hnNin-
state medical examination Of all persons b"i"r' ''''
are. admitted 10 III" prartir" 81 WrhrI"' WIZ" ""'
secured ly Act ~ the legislature last Winter NV
Movement had bern started By DR.. ". :. ~carc VI
I,r,llyu in STR and finally had been cro"n'd VIII
succr,> 4 sketch of the Late Dr. Pcrlnc III h'"'N! ''
ia, read Ly the r",iulogI>t Dr. II. ID. Schemes. ~
rcport containing fli revision Of the constitution III"
Il, law, Of the ,ncc.y wa presented by DR.. John i'
N,u,tt and action upon 1t deferred until inc
annual meeting "a Albany next winter.
Tho afternoon session devoted I" IN" rr1oihe VI
,,,,.r, The Nh \ was ulon The E"la'vr aaIue
81 :, mptuln> ~ >rlrrlIng the Remedy. t.! 'r'
Alien # Va, followed ly " III" lriTP'h'"' W ''
,,r,,.r> of III" Dy,. tiv" nf-an>" hy ~ "nrH W"
lr,u and ..>urnr n-ound il"rii""lt lrn.ipH i,'.'
f., ir. Nrw hnl 81 Medicine hr Dr. W ~: ,'' scr
\ d.nrr VA, rV"u LIT 'Nrnlil: al we III w. '"
Hotel - 'l,. ont OF town del gates Nv we ni"e
comfy nlty and informal speed hes were hi"'''
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Tn, ,'ntcntiu' -; thAilrr VI ElNh.n". III" c"n,Htei
murdcrrr vi. n:n l"-tp"nd ycStrna>.
\ number "f for II" on tn" FrId;" hni!t
tho track, I" dA'.
\ ,rc, ia meeting ~ the Demo- rate General Com
iti.- VIII ln held ihS evening 10 arrange iri he
nominating ,onNrni,u~.
ia" l.o.rl If E-' ton la, cid"d that cl"hN VIII
rr Il. needed III l,i!ir. '"ni', I" drcIi' wEr:i"r
,.,cr, remain not les than three mluu'c, nor more
tlau ten rrrrn,.ag tlI'it ballot
Tine fund for the ,n'uc oi :. T. ~tIunahan now
amounts T." f.,.,.'o
rlc condition VI rptl-r ru,n,ioi was a'tirally
uI, HANGED Yesterday.
Proposal, haze been advertised! for for thr imI!dIny
Of .,.wr:~ to cost s,.,u,,OO Ia the Eighth Ward.
The position ~ "N A>.rnllvman SuNdtn IA the Re-
pu,ll,:.n run',i II the Eighteenth Ward WAS mnl'
bear " irrity when h. aHnouir'i HAT he favored
tie. Williams ilrt",.
,,rrl",ul James .Iour,lan applied To- the courts ,c-
irlW +, BE- relieved from the pot Of receiver Of Tho
Iio,kl,n Flatiish and '"ncy Island Railroad Com
uauv which wa, r,organiIcd ii the Br.loklyn and
brighton Era' Company two yrai~ ago. only tho
per -a, property If III" dciunci corppration Is IN his
hand.
l;d, opened yesterday fi the erection II
fuIr police station, oi" al Amltt and Fmmc (
to- for which tho lowest lid wa I'll 100. by L. nurtl
Ertlers the SECOND ii ioiIih ave. aud Forty thlId
t., for which John J. eastman bid 40 p;6 tho thru
at tl.rmunt aud Flushing ayes. which Mr.. Cash
man hid ~, A91 and the fourth at '.r1,nd and
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W, Ii,.ton. sept. 80. The lI"n~" hh> '"ncIrr"d
ia i. rr,.l tiI drsi ,lrd 10 maize liz" coma -I"a
r.rhd .,y the International v. I'm" '"i'f'r"n'c
cf.r, AYE.
The rc,ulrtipn which pad TIE >cn,i" some dave
,.n calls upun the secretary ~ state the Treasury,
War and the Nnvv, to exam II" the report AMI recon
Inc,da;oil- 81 N" International Marine '"hicrrii".
,,d 80 .Di,ult tuii-:r.. Nh"n II r"r"nirhc: Ia
i,.,cI,lr.r !.l!s &C. carr, 'l"r1 Inin effect. Thee
,,.,,oid.i,,ni- .inl .ru uaH} Important subjects.
t ,,Iln. th. u.Ic,t.pu Il sailing N~'rl~ I" in'nr"
,vtliI.nc- and proper equipment. IN" display II
sinai, from prp'ni"ut point, on u" '"nN I" ,rn
In. vr-.rl 81 approaching storms. "A Ny,t"mat"
mclvi uf iri"rtiu: and marking dangerous wrecks.
etc. The most important RECOMMENDATION In IA"
inrt calls for "A part n"n or bureau of TIE i,ovrri
ui,.nt Ia have charge ri all law AMI regulations
r,l,,,ug 10 mariner, and NnppInt similar to the
J,iti>h Iuard II Trade II II expected thai the
men, Of their recommendations VIII L. followed by
similar action ON the part Of other coIntrc,.
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Park Place on which Leonard Brothers bid &37eoo'
There were bidders. The buildings are TO DO co"-
pletcd in year.
Arrangements are being made In military circe'
for n sham battle BY the second brigade within rev
weeks in a place convenient 20 the city. "chef'"
McLcer Is arranging for brigade ambulance corps vi"
der command OF Major Fowler.
The suit OF the New. York Cab Company as""s'
the Manhattan Beach Improvement company " ~.
cover gu 600 As damages for the failure OF the lat'er
com,onv ~ purcasc the fine stable put up By the Gao
comn,nv on Manhattan boulevard. for the use OF INC
horse Of the guests Of the Manhattan Beach Hotel
and which was cut In two by the opening OK neptune
ave. Oh Concy Island. has been Settled by tic pay
mont of 30 go.
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CITY.

mr., SCHEME FOR TERMINAL FACILITIES.
Tho hr railroad scheme, which proposed several
years ago hy tho Hcw-Jcr>ey Terminal ha""' '""'
many 10 establish system OF piers and basins along
tho New Jersey sh0rp from Robbins Reci 10 'a'h io
seems 10 be on tho wa TO realization. afcd "''
~ ,,d II, tho Hudson County Registers Office which
conv.y. ton acres OF oyster Island 70 the company.
oyster Island is submerged except at low "aicr anu
belonged to the estate Of the late "eorHe H. "o"
the state Ccoiogl> \ few year, AGO INC coupon
cudcayorrd to accomplish is purpose u'r""E" WV
I,,,,,u,r and senator Chase. % Midd'-S"X. inti"
duccd what was niirrward Known ~ inc ~" r'" y
b,ll" Tn" bill excited Suspicion and wa hhaly IL"
.,d , Commission was appointed al the IN
,.ncc ~ the riparian owners. 10 tab" testimony am
report upon the advi'alty OF rArnu,nS ' ,iI mo
trnnt IN, project remained In allowance uinli wv,
nr'.Snu, time hen !. VIZ revived - tho h'"2 Vi
Inc dr,-l % convey aur". - .,.,.,,, =.
Il, T. under ,imd that the purpose Of the COMPANY
{, >. maxi. ,nnnrctton with all the railroad, which
have their trrmnI IN Iind"n t"nnii c'1i',l wa wa
- TEN ~ whnrfe> and has.n'' buih i,,, t'r
grain ELEVATORS ard provide extensive is'"''''" "'
shipping.
A committee appointed by tho ioard OF AI"r
men To- call upon President Thur'on. Of tn jersey
Citr and Lciren Railroad. and ash I" haze t' -" ''o
system now IN operation on Il potion OF N"il,t'""''
{. ,Ii"ulrd Ia thu ferry. conferred "h Mr Ih'r>"n
yc,,cr,.,y He laid the .i>t'm w"nt lc 'N'h"
In, II. ,unn A. the necessary airant"Mrni, 'ouPi b
made and the consent Of ia" property ""her' - crr
poles olta!n'd. -
have ni.:a:ilNi a cod cA'hauI" hid Ne "i:"'r ~
r,n ar rhr li -h,I.rfi Vi mn ual and h'p!ll
L,.iu.., relation, between IN" nirint"rS pt""'"H 81
the pu,,r flom frauiul"; d'ai"r., ana 10 '.t' -,
lr-rin,'r c'alr, 'hr return ior ih'r .'""r a.
r,ui,al" Tl" Otrr- al" John I"thd"I, j., PR
o",i John Edwa!d,. SO" president ''a,F> -.
L.r..h secretary; u. /. Post. 'rca'ul'r III" uEo'
lu>.r.r,> transacted after ia" adoption OF c"'a'u
ton "a, tn 4, IN" prr' IF coal a - II ton
The hody of e. VI. Brady, printer "h" J u wv" Nv
rycy i've as" White jumping for f"IiA h''' "'a'
found Yesterday afternoon At ;hc rotterdam con-
,!!p pier lHncv lived VIA rs brother ~ no %
Wythc.ivc., brooklyn.
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OTHLR .STHTRH1N TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY FAIR OPENED.
A LARGE ATTENDANCE AND MANY FINE TX
IIIBlTS TN RACES.

The nth animal fair 81 the Wc>tchr>t"r County ~.
cirty IL Ayrl, ur' and Iuti'ul,urc opened ~ White
Plains Yesterday under mo-, favorable cir, nm stances.
II l. estimated that 800 lr~~ w"r' III aii"na"'o
during the day. The tlr in dnrus the early morn
ing when Incoming trains bIouch large number of
I.. ,p,. from the northern county towns All parts
e tho county represented" and many were present
fr,u thr anne xcd district ~ New York CITY. II WA u
good naiur,d AMI orderly crowd. ana the society :
>uc,inl notice had but little to do. Among those
on the grounds were Edward Gould. Howard :.
afray ard family. " Irvngton: Alexander Taylor. W
Lnrchmunt: Nathaniel Reynal. "f Whit" Plain, judge
J. o. Dykmnn. A>srmhl, man Bradford Kmhc'. County
Treasurer Cr,mwcll. County Clerk Dgncy. Shef'"
,,h,r,u.r ard r\ sheriff Drny. Temperance DRINK
,uy arr. sold at tlr lair. Tie Wr,tchrtrr County
Woman, Christian Temperance Union and Whor PEI
.,r have large tents In which restaurants arc con
Quoted prices being reasonable.
Th. exhibit. are full In all departments. l"o
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