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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-11-19
First District Cont.

The following cases came up before
Judge James A. Miner yesterday:
Edward Hobart VS.. Sophia Hobart: on
motion the case was dismissed at plaintiff
cost.
ID. p. Whitney VS.. c. Hursell; on motion
ordered that defendant be granted ten DAYS
further time to answer.
The grand jury came into court and pre-
scented three indictments and reported that
they had ignored two.
The People, ETC., vs. Harry Sleeves: ar
raigned on indictment for grand lrceny:
pleaded guilty ana was sent to the reform
school until he becomes 81 years of age
II. II. Henderson ct al. VS.. Ogden CITY
Company ct al; order of court giving bond
Of plaintiff at $1,000, to which defendant
excepted.
II. ii. Henderson ct al. VS.. Ogden City
Railway Company ct al. motion to have
the stay bond fixed by the court denied.
Deputy Clerk ct. al, VS.. Cecilia Rees:
motion of defendant for permission to
amend answer denied. Exception taken.
b. Lindaur VS.. James Pingree; by CON
sent plaintiff granted permission to amend
complaint by adding to names of plaintiff
and defendant
j. Llndaur VS.. James Pingree; by con-
sent defendant granted five DAYS after
amendment of complaint to plead
+. ID. Dyer VS.. Daniel M. Stuart ct al.
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Police Court.

Police court convened in regular session
yesterday morning. In the absence of
Judge Preshaw, his honor, Judge T. A.
Whalen, presided, and cared for the follow
ing miscreants, viz:
James Martin, arrested for disturbing
the peace, was fined the usual amount
John Hederma was placed in safe keep
ing for being drunk and using obscene
language.
Il. Thompson, plain drunk, suffered the
usual penalty
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Court House Clippings,

The county court met in regular session
yesterday, and transacted considerable un
important business
County Clerk Charles L. Hollingswortt
issued license to wed to Whitford b
Wilson and Miss Fannie File, both of Viii
son.
Probate Judge r. w. Cross heard the
petition of George and Matilda Cross TO,
the adoption of Maud Dennis, and decree
was made granting the petition.
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Chicago Wheat.

CHICAGO, Nov. ls.-Trading YVES quiet and
large. The feeling was nervous. unsettled and
speculative. Offerings were heavy and there
was considerable liquidation. The financial sit
uation is not as Satisfactory by any means as
might be- and various rumors caused selling
pressure, which carried prices down TO lower
point than yet reached. The opening was Ia
&c. lower, followed by a further reduction OF
22l@3c., reacted slightly and closed 3ssc lower
Tor December, and 23ic lower for May than yes
terday. Receipts, l0J5 800; shipments, $4,000.
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a Fire Alarm.

The new Home hotel, on the corner of
Lincoln avenue and Twenty-third street,
came near being consumed by flames yes
terday forenoon. The alarm was turned on
about IL o'clock, and the department
promptly responded. On arriving at the
scene and after doing a little skirmishing,
the blaze was soon extinguished, bnt had 1t
not been for their timely arrival, the build
ing could not have been saved. The fire
originated from defective hue, and had
begun to make quite Roadway beneath a
pair of stairs when assistance arrived. The
damages amount close to 500.
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Closing Railroad Stocks
Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Nov. -Wheat-Cash. s9ss: De-
cember. 9l4; May, 95as@9SH.
Corn-Steady: cash, 5014; December, 51ss0
5l3s; May. SEA.
Oats-Easy; cash, 40; December Az; May,
4i2s.
@i090; May, 1l,779Il.T7I5.
Lard-Dull; cash. $50; January, 6.O7M96.1O;
May 6.57Iz.
Rve-Steady; e6H..
Barley-Nominal; 7S.
Wbisky-l14.
Shoulders -5.0G05.12I.
Short Clears 55d5.o5.
Short Ribs Is. 25GJ5.30.
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO Nov. lS-Cattle - Receipts, 5000;
firmer. shade higher steers. 3.7515 Is; Texans
205G2.20; stockers, 2G0ll2. IS
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; active lower; rough
and common 3.500S.60; prime heavy and
butchers weights. 3sOll3 s.: ligbt. ?. 6OCS365
Sheep-Receipts, 60,O00; natives, 37504. rs;
westerns, 4.00G440; mixed sheep and lambs,
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A Coming Event IN the Tblrd Ward.

The first grand ball of the season in the
Third ward, will be given on Tuesday
evening, November %, 1890. The best OF
music, and the well-known prompter, Mr..
John r. Aorspool, have been engaged for
the occasion. An enjoyable time is prom
ised TO all who attend. The dancing viii
commence at so sharp, and the admission
will be seventy-tive cents.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-Alice -: Com
monwealth, $40; Eureka consolidated IS So
Hale q Norcross S1.S0; Hopestake $500; Horn
Silver, $40: Ontario, $3.50: Ophir, 1926
Plymouth, sl.o0; Savage S1S5; Sierra Nevada,
Sl.70; Suffer Creek, Sl.00
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LONDON, Nov. 1s.-Consols, money, "a ll-l6;
consols, account, 94516; L. S. tours, Sl.2i1a
U. S. tours one-half S1.05l4.
Bar silver, 45d per ounce
Money, 5HG6 per cent
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Wool.

nal.
BOSTON, Nov. 49, Wool = Territory woods
hrm on sound basis. 60G63; fine medium 5S@55
California and Oregon woods quiet,
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Liverpool Grain.

LIVERPOOL Nov. lS.-Wheat in fair demand
prices unchanged.
Corn-Demand firm for spot and good for flu.
lures; spot As. I'D, firm; November. as. 9szd.,
1rmi December, As. l04d., firm January. As,
| Id, firm. 40
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COMMERCIAL.
Money Market.

NEW YORK Nov. l8.-Money on call tight, 8;
closed, offered ats.
Prime mercantile paper. 6la@SI
Sterling exchange Quiet, Steady; sixty day
bills 4.7924 demand, 4S6.
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Petroleum.
Mining Stocks.

New YORK Nov. lS-Petroleum-Low
December closed at 6)9i
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order granting defendant permission to file
supplemental answer.
Real Estate Renorts.

Thomas Cahoon to Charles D. Herick, lot
10, block 10, Mob Hill addition---------- 800
C. r. Hank and wife to o. l.. Brown, part
of section |, township ), north range . 2ct
c. r. Hank and wife to a. G. Hank, parts s
of lots and7, block 10, plat b. for valu-
able consideration.
John Z. Richardson to James Ballard ct
AL lot a. block % plat C------.... 2,2OC
r. l.. Armstrong ct al. to r. T. Pettengill,
lots Is and 46, block "a, University Place
addition -.... 4G
George w. Link ct al. to William T. Reid,
part of lot /, block 3, Riverside annex 200
James M Brown and wife to p A. Shou-
butt, part of lot 9. block o.
w. q. krutz, jr., to Charles Morris ct al,
Lotto, block -, plat C-------------- 2,5U
john Q. Curtis and wife to L. NJ. Patrick,
part of block Z. Observatory place. 7O
ID. Evans ct al to L. r. Rogers, part of
lot g. block 80, plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S,33
James Beus and wife TO J. w. Browning,
part OF section q, township north,
j. L. Mcintosh ct al TO E. Byrne and hus-
band, part of section 10, tcwaship 5,
north range ] 6sOl'
I. Cahoon TO ]. d. Herrick, lot 10, block
10. Mob Hill. 3C
j. Moves to r. Nav, part of section %,
township & north range 2 ---------- A
j. Beus and wife to +. +. Nelson, part OF
section 4. township ). north range L.
ID. Patterson to r. Nav. part of section
q. township z, north range 2....-----
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:,second floor, Cortez block, No. 2472 Washing
ton avenue. Adver rising rates will be made
known upon applies ton to the manager.
TIE DAILY HERALD is for sale at all news
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confer favor by notifying the circulator at
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stopped or addresses changed must notify the
branch ONCE.
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New York General Market.

New YORK Nov. lS.-Hops-Quite steady
Cofee-Options closed steady unchanged &c
Is down. Sales, $3.50 bags; November,
17.0Ggl7.05; December. 16.SJ4l6.9O; January,
H.OG9l610; March 100000. 20 May, 14.S5015 10
spot Rio, steadier fair cargoes, 1915 No Z, i75s
Sugar-Raw dull, nominal refined st eauy
quiet.
Copper-Neglected; lake, Move nber, 1850.
Lead-Weak, domestic, AS
Tln-Unsettled. closet steadier, straits, 20 10.
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Bar Silver
London Money Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. ls.-Bar silver, CSC
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Sears and Liddle Co.,

O11Oorr0oratedO
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Glass; Paints Oils GRAIN
Produce Finest Stock Ground Coored Glass
in Utah. Full Stock Of Carriage Varnshes Japan Coors
and Painters Supplies Of the Best Grades always hand
Ready Mixed Paints are the Best in the Market
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At the Cliff House, Salt Lake,
Thursday, Nov. 20.
Chronic and Complicated Diseases of Men.
Blood. Skin and Nervous diseases

On account of enormous increase of business
can only stay one day.
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BY the use of latest scientific remedies. hot
springs and mud baths are unnecessary in the
treatment OF blood and skin diseases. Loss of
vitality, hernia or rupture. hemorrhoids or piles
specially treated
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Primary treatment free this trip the object
being the recommendation of all cured.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
NEW-YORK CITY.

-. ,rsr Pensacola Will remain al anchor IN
,o yorth River of Forty scoond-St "i'ti "''''S >
oud then 20 to the Navy Yard
po, Dr Theodore l.. Cuyler VIII prcach 10
nor cyeninc in the Central PrcsON 'er'"h n"' =.
,'et ft,sovontl ST.. tween sevent|aVH' am p''"N
,,,.or cun Club will have its monthly
shoot at West Farms "u"|' l.,
The Rev. Dr. Baldwin formerly n''s.oar,' .Sn Az
China. Will address union mas 90, ,r
|,,rnh washington squar2 East t9mo 70" "i.,'
bury 'hu'o'' ,a,ocr on the subject, Must the
Chinese GO :! ,,, -,
- ,onrcv and her daughter Marie, oi
" ,u satl in the City Of Rome Tor EUROPE
49, , ur Tcnncy will join them III i"''s III ""'y
and thence they will make the tour oi '''o
ay s--Pollclerks and Inspectors vi Wv ''''
, oxo,nt from jury duty during uic 'iUlc ''''
,ho, are actually serving a. clerks or "''po''0'''
,.n. Engineer Martin A. Anderson VINO ie
cently returned from duty on the Ni'' ~ >,, X'rd
,>,,tor ma. been ordered TO duty al inc Navy '''"
,, po, Dr. George Il. spinning pastor Oh "'e
,,n, ,uhuru Presbyterian Chur'h' '''i' '''"''
,r, thc trustee, Of the Phillips rI''pH ''"" >,
., N,dison ave. and seventy -thlru ST. 'N
" ., ,,lII nrc,ch In that church I" MORO" "''''-
, ,rd ,,.cniuL DR.. spinning Is n p'","7 '''
Io,,crt sneaker. and the New >orN ''''' -,
''ol" ~. services several months ago. b"' Do
, q, i'll health and could give no ch'""'"S'
, 90 tbc hone that he would come since wv"
-, ,. hccn resting and is much improve" j" "'''''''
r,, Vow. York Cricket Club viii play mat'h j"
con,r,l Park today. beginning at 2;"o D. il"
ro.r ,,o TO-DAY the country was s'"rueu WIZ"
-. of ths great III aster at Johnsi'Nh' ir''' .
Wv, tho Cnnemaugh valley. where over -''o' NV
,,,.,, lost through the bursting "i "'"''
, ,.,usr santiago. Of tho ward Line arrNe'
,or,. Yesterday from Na,-au n the la''''' '''''
r,,,rd three DAY. ia hour- ana 'n'N "'''"'
=, Root, Thicker. the Indian commissioners '' '''
.,,,,p ARMY. arrived hcfc Yesterday OH '' 80 '''''
,,,,,,,ia and va, welcomed at lirh'N'h ~ = '"e
.,ti.. and ,ocifcrous contingent "i the "''' ''"'
,,,l, Whitman the poet. VIII be seventy one 'e"''
old today. ,,,,,,,,
,., ,ui,,ree. axe forty i've. llhorcr. ana N,N'',
~, .i., , lai.rcr. forty -cvcn year "'' "'' ~
=. ,,g Arthur ave. while at Work Nc-'''"'' "''''
,.,. rock I'm the southern houl''"'' "'
,.l,.r',,c.. vcr, severely injured ny " h''' ",.''
,,,,.l.a pr.raturciy. Tie, were sent " '' ''''
lcm Hospital.
-,.,n,, Ice tie youns man who. ""' '"'''
, H.. ,,i.ut- .n Tnur-daN evening lh "' ''"
mo- F,t Tnri, rfl t.. shot ana '''-'''"
...,.,d toseph T. T,rrou po-i"hce 'i'i"' ''-''''
- IA ~ 40. ai- East Thirty third -i.' was com
,,,,, Yesterday e, await thc result 81 '"'
,.,,,s ipiur,c. lamc- Hunt, "h" va '''''''
Lee. ~, d.-clar-ei.
1,.. .,~be of ,hc vorlmca in TIC Hnd-'' ",''
'.,,.r,nly sc'fI.d ,c-t"r!ay- Inc m'" ''''
49,, ,,rsi,. ~ tlIrcc .lln-. seven hours i'r '''"'
- ,,,r f.r dinner. 10 D., rpw arranged '.'' ~
.,u h,. f,ur hours ou. eight oi ahd neh '"''0 ''''
,,hcn their day', work i- done.
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NORTHERN NEw.JERSEY COUNTIES.

EEILEVILLE.-N. V. Goodcnough, Editor Of " Tho
ncllcvilIc sun was arrested Yesterday morning on
complaint of g. Cochlanc. ~ salem, who charges HIM
with mI~appropriatug several thousand dollars. The
men were partners In building printing presses at
-acm aud the editor 6, charged with selling ont the
plant without Cp,hau". know ledge. Mr.. Goodenongh
wa, committed To- Jail without bail.
PLAINFIELD Ncthcrwood-. the summer home
- John Tay or Johnston. cN president Of the New
Jersey central Railroad Wa the scene Of " May
Morning Of song yc.tcctay. when the Mcndcl-soiir
-,.icty. - which NI-- Johnston - member, enter
Mr. Goiu-tnu- grounds. which stretch away from tho
Old N,., lort and Philadelphia stage route 10 the top
~ the Watching NOIntlu-. and over int" the valley
beyond. pr.-.uicd beautiful ipi i"amucc. Those
who sang were Mr. Chariot" I. KEENAN,, Nr~. '"'rt
smith H. T.. D.etrlhui-f. Francis Fischer Powers ana
Nii-. Lena IONS a luncheon vas served
RUTHEKIOND.- Th" iuthrrfpo Lawn Tennis Cub
hold A clIh tournament Yesterday. the winners lu
which VIII represent tire club .u The match WITH tc
Or.tau Field tnh Of Ilac.r,g.h j., next SatuTaN ,
when ne Eu'hcrfpri', new clubhouse will probably
he formally ol lstcd
INNDUrT~T. Thc Union Township Committee on
Thur-ftV ui l issued call for AL election on Juuc
TO- ~ de- dc whether the town should De- bonded FOR
.i2.jOO The money g. b" u-cd ior mtcaitwiAnc
-ir.ci- iNr -oh0olhou-c iu District NO. - wAr
,r,ydod yc.trrit. when blk niied state. Has.
purcAatcf Pos public ~Ih-cr piiou. Md smaller storm
'ag wen pr.-'lt'd o. ~" school
BAYONNF. The N6v jersey Athletic Club'' cricket
eleven VII contest 81 match Wifh team from fh"
amateur Lcilc to- day at Lcr-cn Point. beginning At
. 80 4. 90.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
xrssrxnrR nnr cArGnr NEALING

rhof,a. FARRELL thirteen year, old. yesterday 'nud
-, ID, i,u f..fnf. h- BIRTHDAY anniversary was
or,, charged with grand larceny. iarr"I hN'' Al
No. ~ Mott ttst.. ind has been employed by the
po.,a TELEGRAPH Company - messenger I"e com
n,ny pl,nd great confidence BOO the bo'' ana ir"n
time o. time Superintendent John H. Limerick sem ml
b. the bank with check- 90 cash Young are "D''e
a., ,,,,or,,.,dcnt Wa absent Ihur-daN. took two
., a.. ,o,n,ny's check, of the value OF S@41 43 and
caS,ed them This time the boy did not 20 10 ihe
bank but took the checks to a branch once o' the
company At No. IL Broadway. where the money
was promptly handed over. Al broadway ana 'ahal
IT, he said he met "A friend who put bad thoughts
into his head The man promised to take him Ia
Chicago II he would give him the money The boy
IN. parted with tne man. who iWin"ddi'lN nl'hP
ps7lred The cOmptnv's loss discovered ana re
ported VI the Church street station: The boy wac ar
~-t,d k.te on Thursday night Yesterday morning
IN the roinb~ Court Judge smith held the boy In 300
bail when ne was arrested only - waS found
"a FayTells pockets.
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTCHISTER COUNTY.

BASE SCHEME WINS ~ \ PARTY VOTE.
The Democratic member of the Board of Village
Trustee of Mount Vernon tooh another -tcp on
Thursday evening in their attempt steal au ofnc'
for the purpo-c of occurring t.eo thirds rcprce,Ht
ton IN the Board. When the Board met There were
present, beside, Jared Sandford the president who
ls a democrat four Republican and four Dcmocr,I
members. Tri- t.o Gc~chcdt offered a rr,olut on de-
cnring that tho removal Of Trustee r. " Fisln
from the second Ward Wa, 4 virtual resignation of
the ONCE and that "a, lOl vote, hld been c.t, for
&. = Mcclellan AZ the recent election lie should bee
recognized the succeeding member To thi,
Gr1,stc. Archer di--entcd. declaring that the pro
cccding va, scandaloi,. and that the election Of Mr.
Mcclellan va, irregular and Illegal and pleaded that
the matter should bee deferred until Judge Dykman
should pass upon tie question. Mr.. Gc,chcd's
resolution resulted In a tie vote. bat President
-audford voted for II. and II was carried Mr.
-andfords action d surprise many Of his best
friends.
~ soon rs the vote Wa adopted the four Repub
Iican trustee, retired and l,fi the Board without "A
quorum. This unexpected cmhHrrae- -mcut
Ia the Dcuocintic member, but they wcrc soon r.
llrv,d by bringing In two ~ the absent Democratic
trustees, aud the Board OF 'Hnvanscr, met and per
fcctcd IN" scheme. The Democrat, want e. control
the appointment Of the ne" Commissioner Of Pubic
Works. we'll tho contract, for sewer, and
other Improvements. There wa, - rn"'. dc
nuncintlon OF the Drmocrat>' action by the ctiLcn-
| including the most respectable Democrats Judge
Dyhman ha, otill g" render decision in the
tLrsIlING. The member, Of the First naptie,
Church Of Finishing have long ~or>hippcd In an un
| prctcntiou, little wooden structure. Yesterday
500 people present The Rev. William y.
Morrison the pn-or Of The church, made the opening
dGdr-. lie -aid III" entire '",t OF the building would
be- $1,000, and that there "', deficiency OF about
/
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ror, w,r,,uTr 70 Srr rurR HRokER.

william - Wolf. broker and ''het seller. o' 10
o., ,r,ndtt. Pee. d..appeared and dozen Polish
t.tr.v. sr,,rd f,r h. arrest ~ the t--'N Ntr"'i
Police Court ,eetef,SN morning charging hIm WIN
having kcpi tho mprc, vhIlh had been gwen MN I'd"
t-,narr io relative. 300 Poland tl the o"mrltirii''
h,d 'ottcr. fr,m relative. 100 the old country informing
,rcn that the money had NOT been forwarded ana
,, Dc, Jared hst when thev called r me onoe - ask
Woif for ,n eNpar ,t11 the, discovered that b" "a
gonc md thai h.. place was IN charF" ~ marshal
fr,n fudge -fcchler's court who held - on an hsa
ia Indictment s man had Jied Wof Dcfor" Judge
s,e.kt,r and recovered Judgment Witch the nar'hal
a.. ,ryins ~ collect Wolf acquitted ~ the
r,,,t. Police Cpur 0n Tucds, Dat ou proving hi,
ir,.e,c. on I've complaint. II The same nature IN
och -. Wolf pr du,ed receipt showing that me
,.,c, had been received ~ thc po-tohce IN Poland
,us that the dra, had been caused h' the sender s
,,,i,, the WRONG name and addre,s
vor. ular, v7,. also hauhins insiiiniljn' bnt M
,rt. m tl. direction .cen 90 be- perfectly straight
a, ,,. ,,,,e he ,,,s arrested rush was made by tho
'tlor. AID Do .iN DAYS he paid otd t-l uol there
49, mo- complaints from per-"n7 VII" ma "'P''i''
u".r u'iit' H. ctsr.rd pa, rcturuod 70 Hamburg
lence N. csnle four ago Z" open - bftA'H ONO"
80 hl- brother. wilhelm. VII" !, -Hid 20 Nc uivh'
T., tt.,pbfirr 4 friend pf N0f said maj DEE lfi l'-i
money Instead ~ mshh- i me 'u-',' ' ~ y, III ~
f,0 i,rcf that after prr1n n" whom lN' h"i'I Was
w., -...i,rd me money the sender "0uld fet blm
4, ,,rit. that le htd NOT received me monty 70"
,,,r .haf..lfs,u vOulr make trouble ii lht W'h'I
,fd the letter Wnud hc u,rd A. 'Nh'i' ~ WI p"
- .b.r h, IA. .tnc business with i. = lfdc, Al
3 ~ broadway n has ro connection WIN the
cos =, uf.r. Justice Patterson advised ihe com
,i0'"s,'t, Z, 20 before the District Attorney
New-York tribune., 1890-05-31
ror.rrrgE CENSUS on MONDAY.

The office Of the Census Bureau IL ''i's', VOC
i"o ~ av yesterday as il was National holiday.
clo'0" .a somothpc OF a disappointment to many
nnon,o who only recently learned that they mish'
ptan census sheets and Ill them ont for themselves.
The osice will be open until late tonight however ana
~ those who want the blanks may get them by mauns
nersonal application to the Supervisor, Athoaen u''
doors were closed to the public o'hrieS H. ,
',' M sar several districts were still unprovded with
'nmer,tors Sm and there was large number OF ap-
~uoations to be gone over and considered: ,Appica
Hons for appointment will be receyeh 10 up ppeceyed
ihs nmerators have received their hnal nstrict0,s
and are ready to go to work ON MonGag Nom G ry
law Of hours but most Of the census takers VIII
rt ont before the average citizen mas had his oreah
falf
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nArnEREn Annrr TIE TOWN.

Dr. Taln,agc viii preach the ANNUAL sermon TO the
lafh Regiment to morrow evening III the Academy Of
Music
IN 4 quarrel late on Thursday night the skull ~
Eht. 1homp,Dn coord, T 80 l,G"l Atlantic ave.
wa. fractured with an az" 100 tie hand- Of Amelia
Costa another colorcd woman, OF ~" =" Marion Il.
The injured Woman is expected 10 de
The annual excursion oi tie SUNDAY school Of Pym
nth church and IA" member OF the congregation VIII
IL. mad, to Ko.on Point Conn. hy the steamer Grand
Repnllc next SATURDAY. family reunion Of the
church ana -unda, school before The summer vacation
viii be- the feature Of The trip.
August kick. tw0 and hali years, was run over
la "A tuick driven bv tharlr, II. huinl IN. near Ia
home AT Mar,. and WALTON st.. aud Was in family
lul,d Yesterday morning. Burnlmm va ARE ted.
The Cosmopolitan Cricket club viii Play match
win the KING. County cricket club IA Pro pec Park
tn day beginning at 30 =. m. The Hcdford and
rrunll,n cricket clubs viii also play against each
other at the same time and place
Police Justice Wal-h yesterday admitted Giuseppe
Ch,rotio who shot Jo-eph DcmHio on Wcdnc.dn, morn
ING H. ~ 500 bail The wounded man j, recovering.
Henry schroeder. age af,y four. grocer. OF ~.
90 Kcntavc.. committed suicide yesterday by hang
Ing himself tn the chandelier In his front paror over
nj, store. SO cause I~ assigned for tin act.
rt, annual hrisinc~, meeting Of ho Erooklyn Ethical
Association will be hello to morrow evening In the See
ond Unitarian Church. AT Clinton and Congress stS.
Al O'Clock there viii be public symposium on
The Affirmative side OF Asno-tcim: the Rclliou,
Attitude Of the Evolution Philosophy Brief paper,
will be contributed by Professor IhomnS II. Huxley.
Professor T.. u. cope. Professor Edward :. Morse.
C. etnniland Wake. sylvan Drcy, the Rev Minot J..
savage Francis EllingwOOd Abbot. the Rev. DR. Ly-
man Abbott. the Rev John W. Ch0dw ica. Dr. Robert
G. Eccles Dr Lewis q. James, l.. =. sampson, james
A. hkiltOn and others.
4 scene of excitement was caused al the Bridge
entrance YESTERDAY morning. string Of seventy five
horse, was being lod over the Bridsc 10 DE used In
tl, parade and after the greater pant of them had
uasscd the Bridge gate Of them slipped and fell
on the smooth Belgian blocks. stampede was
nearly created among those bchind, and IT with
srcat difficulty that they were controlled Two OF
three ran 4 considerable distance.