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New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Games will be played with the Morrlstown. ~ o.,
club, and it is probable that contest WIN % ul.c
NewJcrsey team will take place every week. AhiV'i1
those who own polo ponies ana nave SiSl'.Svu S
their intention of playing are Morton Nmi'H; 'rc
Mcssrs Outerbridge Norman Henderson, l. L.
Baldwin +. F. Schcfcr, and W. i5 homas, in
The summer ) o'clock teas VIII DC st"II'u III ~,
June. and from the inaugural tea h5ht % anu
muffin worry the lawn and cub,hous, VIII plcscm'
on Thursday afternoons decidedly gay appeaiun,%e %
1t is likely that many Of the polo games VIII VIII. w
played Oh Thursdays, and will increase inc a'lcnu
ance at the club and serve rs SORT OF sauVc
for the stad tea-drinkng. A., t.,
Among the members of the clun are 'he ioi-
lowing
Ellsworth wcsteryclt. II. Tcslon }; d. IIles'4n'
Hiram smith. Il. y. MacGTegor. r. La M9'a9hg ;rJb
Charles F. Zentgraf. Barclay NarDurioh = d. h",'i'
c. G.. BoaIdman F. II. Brooks. lhlp crosS. &; ~
Leeds James IasehuIst. N d. IRVING ,MLo,s' l' '2ncI
Newell Edward King. William NJ khGun Nluan'
Krebs H. II. Kelly. Edward kesSer II. H. hnlliatu''
J. lie Due. G. q. Lord +. ". Lewis: y: :. Le Dn,
J. H. I. Mayo II. r. MONTGOMERY l. II. NE .F' paNiu
Marsh James NJ Montgomery, A. W. MOTIFS A. D. MAJ a.
Donald. James McNamee. William u. McI rerN' ". W.
Mcfarland. j. Il. Tefair /. :; l"llns thhp = Sl>
Theodore schmidt. r. \. shuttle: raltcrlee JancH
Speycr DR.. Scales NJ W. stone. RcinhaId seiacipurs'
IL. Penn smith. VI. +. stone, MeAandcr -. ShaW'
william c. Rcick William p. Kaynor, H. T.. hoplh,Vh'
william Parr ErastuS Wiman. ". D. Ninlah. St|phch
Whitman. Dr.. William {. Nalser. j. :. W hlimah
David Wilcox Charles L. Whitman, George W. White
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EUGENE H. oUrERnRIDGE. N. F. II.
tw0 years.

constitution was adopted. and the objects
oi tne ciuD were in il stated 10 be "the promo
non oi social recreation and intercourse among
i'S members, and particularly 10 encourage and
stimulate an interest in riding and driving The
efeed eas eesc found an easy and pleasant one
70 live up To- Most Of the members before
joining were more less interested in one or the
other oi these sports. and those that were not
nave since become The officers and directors
VINO were reelected on April last have by their
enthusiasm stimulated the interest; and there
are now lew If any districts in which there
are more accomplished whips and daring. udicious
and wor<manlike riders Hunting naturally
came after good horsemanship. and of
course became popular \ new pack has been
bought, and Eugene H. Outerbridsc who com
,eines the necessary knowledge o horses and
@ @mounus WIN great popularity, has been elected
There are now thirteen couples Of hounds in
the club kennels, and the niasler and husf ser
wants are capltally mounted. There viii be
meets thlS spring ana autumn and there is good
ieasCn TO believe that Richmond will soon take
,'s ,,'s pace among The American shrcs, or crack -
hunting counties.
Among the clubs best men at cross-country
Work are the master, Clarence Whitman, Charles
y: y, reeman, Weihered B. Thomas. A. j. Ontcr-
19ndge, ]. X. Martin, and f. Norman Nichols
wnen man gets that he can follow hound,
Sseioss stliI country without breaking his neck
re M generally begins to look for fresh fields anI
pessares new which TO develop his skill as
norseman. In polo the Richmond County
SSouhtry Club men have found their st-yraduatc
'fian course. This season they Will 90 in
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
LONG BRANCH DRIJLS.
URGENT NECESSITY IF REPAIRING THE ROADS
ALONG THE SHORE.

URGENT NECESSITY IF REPAIRING THE ROADS
ALONG THE SHORE
Long Branch. April 10 CspecialD-A number of local
politicians trying to secure authority TO bond Ncp
tune Township, in Monmouth County. 50 to raise
money 10 pay for having the old hsbury PARK ana
Manasquan turnpike macadamizcd from AsbuIy
Park through ocean Grove, Bradley Beach and Avon
ytheSea, down to Belmar. The estimated cost oi Inc
work is $4,000 10 $4,000. The road formerly
owned by Jane, a. Bradley. and only became tho
property Of the township late last year IL j. IN
wreichcd condition. The summer coiiascrs at Long
Branch, Deal Beach, AsLpry Park, Bemar and "tHer
resorts on the northern portion Of the Nc" ''r''S
coast have complained for several years pa oi ''p
poor roadways. Even Ocean ave-, Long Branch was
in a dcplor3lc stac all l-t The streets oi
Asbury Park were ir Of hole, and rul5. one con
slant source Of Complaint at AsDnry Park was INC
wooden culvers or trunks al cross strect'' i"'
dilapdated wooden sidewalks Of the town we're "l'o
the Of much profanity. The heavy taxes p'u oN
The cottage and hotel owners at the sevci" Ic'"''s
certainly ought TO furnish The city people Win e"ou
r0adways and with sidewalks that do not chua'eo'
life and limb. There must be radical change III 'o
management OF certain resorts if they are to retain
their present popularity. The best roadways On th'
entire American coast those at Rumson, between
Sea Bright and Red Bank. They arc maintained by
the wealthy cOttagcTs.
The hotel men busily engaged in preparing for
the heated term
An abundant supply Of ice from Maine and Canada
has been received By the several ice companies Tor
the season.
The supply Of carpenters. rO0cIs and painters along
the coast does not equal the demand.
The beach at hsbuy Park Is building in again
where the sand was cut out By last winters storms
The old depot at North Asbary Park will be ADAM
doncd AS soon the new one at the head Of Deal
Lake is completed
CYRUS kinney. Of Ncw-York. IS building handsome
cottage On Tower Hall. near Red Bank.
Horace Wntc. OF New York. is having new stone
6Iled bulkhcad erected along the ocean front Of his
cottagc at Elbci0n
william \. brown, the treasurer Of the Dixon
CrucibIo Company Of jersey city, IL occupying his
collage ON FOnrth-avc. Asbury Park.
samuel Moses, Of New ork, has leased the Hotel
Shclburnc az Occan-ave and broadway, Long Efanch
Express trains begin running from New York ana
phiiadc!pha Monday morning.
irnncfy on COOkmaH-a,c.. Asbury PARK. which was
nurchascd a dozen years for 80 foot sOld this
week for 600 1901. , , - g.. ,.,,,
The Kennedy tract Of land AT SOnth Elbcron Is Dclng
Graded and laid out Win broad avenues.
N. H. Eouehton. Of Ncw-YorA 10 building a mana
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

decided to give dinner to the principal, B. D. L.
southerland, at Delmonicos, on Thursday evening,
May Is, at 7 O'clock Those present james J.
lereance, chairman; Augustus Peverelly A. Hart
field, ~ Tonebaum, Edward II. Belts, Thomas Fitz-
patrick, David J. Ferris, NJ Abbott Burdett and
James SnOdgrass, secretary
The New York Universalist Club had a ladies' night
dinner Clar1's on Monday night. The occasion
was made additionally interesting from the fact that
the dinner was in the nature Of testimonial TO the
Rev. Dr. Almon +. Gunnlson and the Rev A. Conklin,
both of whom about leaving their pastorates in
dcd and after the dinner musical and literary en-
tertainment given, in which Miss Edith wendell.
soprano; Miss sadie c. spencer, elocutlonlst Henry
Harrison, banjo, accompanied on the piano by MISS
Marvin, took part. After these exercises there was
speaking by the Rev DR.. Gunnison. the Rev: Dr. A. j.
Garfield the Rev. E. c. Bolles, the Rev. j. f. Ihomp-
son and the Rev. D. NJ. Hodge
The marriage Of Lynn Hudson shanks 10 MISS Anna
Creegan, only daughter OF VI. j. Creegan. took place
on tuesday evening in Grace Meth0dlst EPisS9pai
The bridegroom is the of ". +. c. Shanks Editor OF
The NewYork STAR and he is connected with the
National Press Intelligence Company. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Charles NJ CHM, In
dressed in white silk. Miss Marion Field was the maid
OF honor and the bridesmaids were Misses Alice Mock
and Bertha sheppard. The best man was william Il.
shanks, the brdegroom's brother. The. ushers wero
Mcssrs. Bernard Mock George Crccgan, Henry Hestad
and Frederick Fisher.
the home OF the brides uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs
W. f. Pollock, No. 4O5 Thrdst.. Brooklyn. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs W. F. &. shanks:
NJ and Mrs. simon Poey, DR.. ". T. Winchell: Mt ana
Ferguson Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Mock. and Henry
W. LOyeiOy.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

The men to whom the islanders owe gratitude
for this centre of gayety are Clarence Whitman,
Eugene H. Outerbridge, w. II. Motley, Adolph j..
Outerbridge. G. A. Irving and Wethered B.
Thomas Some five or six years ago the Staten
neighborhoods in which the older country clubs are
established and desire to set up similar IN
stitution became at once marked. All that was
wanted an opportunity, and not until Two
years ago did one turn up.
SITE PURCHASED,
In February, 1883, the old Ellingswood estate
on the Little Glove Road offered for SALE
and it at once struck the half-dozen organ
izers that the property particularly
we'll adapted for club purposes. They kept their
intentions secret and acquired the pretty Gothic
house and the ten and three-quarter acres Of
lawn surrounding ii in the latter part Of March
1t was at first their intention quietly 10 put the
property in perfect repair and then all at once
spring the plan the island by giving grand
entertainment. The secret. however. leaked out
applications for membership came in in great
numbers and the surprise party scheme had 10 be
abandoned.
In April the regular organization meeting was
held. Clarence Whitman elected president
W. II. Motley vice president. Wcthercd b. Thomas
secretary and treasurer. and Clarence Whitman
Wethered B, Thomas Adolph J. Outerbridge. H.
+. Alexander, George j. Greenfield +. Norman
Nichols Duncan Il. Norvell. Lewis +. Within,
Eugene II. Outerbridge. G.. \. Irving and w. II.
Motley were elected directors, all TO seIIS for
two wears
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
GRANPING DEMOCRi rs.
DErERMiNrD TO SECURE ALL THE BEST CITY
OFFICES

DETERMINED TO SECURE ALL THE BEST CITY
OFFICES
Hartford. Conn April ~ 'spociaD.-Th Democrats of
the CITY Council having secured majority for h' nr't
time within several years. are prepared 70 hep th''
selves al good committees and take possession as
far a, hcy can Of municipal government Fortunate
H. the Joint ballot Of the two boards conols the appoint
mcnt the city Engineer city Attorney ana Prosecuting
Attorney: and the Republicans having that majority nave
done wisely IN nominating The present imcmDnts VINO
are exceptionally capable. But lower board (, de-
tormiued all H. The outline, Of Mayor Dwight
addrc., have not yet been ad' public, but u j. ''''"'
that hc viii recommend MODERATE experiment In ue pay
of tao short streets ia asphalt by way ' 'A
p,rimcnt during the coming year
The Wind or Avenue CoIgr gauOna Church. over when
the Rev Charles T. Stowe Ia, presided Tor the last seven
year. brt which hc Obliged 10 leave or account :"
his health has called the Eoy. Douglas T. Birne. OF
ca1ono,,a y " ana IL expected that he VIII accept
le call lie f. graduate 81 y ale and OF Union Sem
mary and hss had the advantage Of extended foreign
travel e viii be regarded a. an acquisition to the Con-
glcgaiiOnai ministry here.
Tho contest In the seventh ward the election of
a. Alderman upon the counting Of baots enclosed
within envelopes which had circulars enclosed with them
The arguments have been heard, hut the decision VIII not
be given within the next two weeks.
The report Of the Labor Hucau. which has Just been
u,d trenches upon entirely n'w ncld. namely that o"
the oyster smell nsh indu Try. which has never before
h.cn considered such length by the Fish Commission
od deal more than half tnc pamphlet is devoted to THIS
line, f. confined to fs pages The reason Tor this De-
cause The Fish Commission has been interested IN the
number -ad and the number oi bushels Of oysters taken
~ iu t amount 81 capital invested the extent of tho
Industry itsc Accompanying this portion Of The report
ar. two geographical maps 81 the c'at copied from ue
United State Coast survey. recent map and on when are
married. the grouping Of thc oyster ground that asc liorh
a,d laid oil with much are plots Of land Inc
IA oun. capital invested Ia the oyster industry is sJJOo
3ll and in tLe ish'flcs 81 i,s-3
The legitimate regular portion Of the report mas 4"
inroNcd condition 81 affair, In tho state no serious
troubles having occurred during the year. The cohls'
sion has Investigated the condition Of 23 maj uia'tufhB
industries representing all classes Of production III inc
stat the Of $22 a.. s2i 90 has bcch
nald 10 worIucn by these establishment exclusive oi inc
sum paid supefintcndcnts, clerks and salesm'h IN"
amount product ss5 1873 49, OF which sfooooOo
expended Tor and materials used In tu"hs "'
The finished product. ,,-,.,.o ,h.,
Tho report ,cry well prepared and Is M assur assd d % ~
Mr. fIotchkiss the Comn -ioncr has clear hean il" ~
looking out Tor tn statistical Interests which are @
the welfare Of the wckincmen ~ knu! 'Vi' ""u
With Z TO obtaining the eAacI lacts'
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
rrTrry rO GIT THEIR PERMIT.

The epplicaton o, the Fulton Street wall street. ana
,,d, street Ferries Railroad Company for permission
10 lav ita rails in the sssc>s named As wen as III Sou
-. .,,,ri,,cd IN Commissioner Groy, of the Public
WORKS Department The franchise was approved o' ue
noal Of Aldermen in 1850 and the corporations have SINCE
h unostent,tony getting the consent OF the properly
holders along line OF the proposed ro'u' l.' spV w ~
"' . ,o co,.ont NJ owners footing up $40. us i30
~ boon secured which than the necessary one
ronnssoncr Gilroy said Yesterday that the con pany
o T., nut down the improved rail as pre"cr'o' oF MN"
and nay per cent Of Us gross receipts INTO nv Wv,
,.. ,,, n,st nye years. II the statements mide
.,an n ,niv verified Mt Groy will probably issue the
desired permit.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
u,c,y,s SUCCESSOR APPOINTED.

Tho Street clearing Commissioner yesterday %
,vulan, Dalton as hi, deputy In the p'a'o ). :,
,ac,u resigned Mayor Gran, admhists'Nu ~ o eno os' "
once to the deputy. Whose s''i' n,, o,et. y,r,
MI ps,'o" rr,s ottaincd in the public schools.
ago ,,od ,nc ,arpcnter's trade lie aiterward en-.
osed in the bucheins business In lsso i'ea au %
Mr. patton represented the XViin p,Sv,,s "
semo,, ,' ,|..ca,i,aton Committee OF Tammany Hall
reeora ,aadc him leader OF XVIII Assembly District
oranIraton in place Of ex-Aldeiman H. J. suih-
,.rd IN mass upon the physical
NJ r,.v.s NJ the Street-Clcanipg Department
con'uo o,rcd YESTERDAY Drs. IL H. Curtis. Charles L..
was cccrce r. Fowler compose the board at pres
an, The compens alton Was not announced.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

o.,.,.,.or Kenny OF "The city Record" proved '''
r , .conomy Of the system OF bidding devised oy
him for supplying the city departments win printing
',,onrrv and autographed work for the rest OF the y
,',,s ,,.,c oucned at the meeting OF the board
"'' W srA, COS, of these supplies for several years
-, on the rcqui,itlons OF the departments mas
P'''"' IN, $40 ooO per annum. The exact Hgures
w.. w.. zion until the bids have been taouated' out
- .s found that under MI kenny'S plan the COS. o'
these supplies this year Will not run over
i'" ,,,d agurcs Although Mr.. Kenny sent out over
oo os 70 a. many printers. staoners and thosrap"'
WV 'a ,rncp,l bidding confined to the Sohmer
n,nhinc company ,hc Porr Lithographlc company
Martin b. Brown and Moses s'hlesnesr. l ., e,srr
~ ~ - r,-od ,yi,h IL. estimated cost Martin H. h'o"h
ann,renv the lowest bidder for majority OF 'ho sup
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
p1rRAL GOOD-FELLOWSHlP.
rur RICHMOND COUNTY COUNTRY CLUB )
PLEASANT MISSION.
~ AIDS ITS MEMBERS IN WILLING AWAY
ur uo1Rs-R1p1SG. DRIVING, HUNTING
AND TENNIS AMONG THE FAVOR
ITE SPORTS.


The Richmond County Country 'iuo Is one
rounrest and one of the most promising ol 'nc III
.;,utions of its kind with which No"- ioi" 30
,,r,oundcd 1t is nearer the city 'h"H ''o Oou"-
.rr Club of Westchestcr County ana huc" e"si'i
- access from the business paro ol '"o 'o"i'
The voyage to Staten Island serves pu' " ioiiv'"
the hard working man when lie leaves III o''0e
and to get him in better cohdi'lon ioi '0 =0'"
times" it is customary to nave @' 'N1 N"' ,''"''
sfter business hours. lie does ho' n"No ~ '"'
dure a dusty, tiresome ana Hri'"'''S i"ii""S
tourney before getting into MS easy eniiS "'"-
pels 49,. e.. L., -. ,lo
| 1 =, tba ferry. and his fun begins ac-
centablv with the drive TO the clubhouse. IL
~ ;s a married man. his wife, wearing her most
fetcbinp, driving coat, has probably driven
sa,vr 70 the ferry landing in the dog-cart. If
10 is not married. his sister, or perhaps some other
fellows sister, is waiting patiently LOT hi,i' AS
80 niles in" and takes the ribbons if she Will
~, him, be feels contcntcd with his lot, and in
.ardlv clores in the fact that he is Staten
Islander and member OIL one oil Staten ls'aiiu
most fashionable clubs
INVITING OCCUPATIONS.
When he gets to the club there is plenty of oc-
cunation until it is time 10 drive home for dinner
There is tennis courts. the surfaces of which
rival in smoothncss and greenness those of the
billiard and pool tables in the comfortable little
clubhouse If be rides he will find hurdles on
,be lawn and pretty girls in abundance to criti-
rise the way in which he takes them. If he wants
only conversation there are the 5-oclock teas in
summer at which enough women are present 10
give suficicncy of that kind of entertainment.
The drive home at sunset is of course attractive.
and if. after dining, the evening should prove
bit sow whist and good fellows TO play 1T can
always be found at the clubhouse.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
THE KENNELS.

Dunn, Martin De Garmsnfia. Eugene On Bois. J. VI.
Davis John Ducr Loui- De JOnec Louis De Jone". Jr"
". G.. Ddrchscn GcOrc, H. Daley. Alexander bar.ns'
J. +. Bonner, \. l.. Boardman. Elliot Bfo0h-. J. o.
Boyd. William Lewis Boyle ". H. Husk. Ihomaa
Budd, r. F. G.. Bucl y. LOuis l. nzg r. Jane, Brown
william L. Bone. George I.cll. George T. Bonner, =. l.
Barber, Herman r. Clarke. John Cinnamon, l.. u.
Clarke. =. Ivcs Chapman Dr.. J.. l.. Clarhc. George
Cromwell. W +. Crosby. ". +. Grove. I. y. COnys
ham, sidney Dc Kay and william II. Day.dse.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20
rvpuoJD FEVER IN A COLLEGE.

Rock Island ILL.,, April lo.-Typhoid fever has
hroken cut In Augustana College. one student has
di.d great many Others seriously Ill, and one
=, tho professors dangerously so The origin Of tho
trhIe has been traced by the health authorities 10
detective sewage in the main college, which Is betnS
remedied as fast as possible.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

house. J. II. Vanderbilt ir Aaron yanderbilt OnarG'
Thompson {. g. Taylor :. p. Tuck. GEORGE G. TAYLOR
H. g.. Taube. II. F. Alexander Ottc Alman,i J., -
+. b. Arnold E.. II: Bonner. T. v Baltzer. +. 4
Birmingham J. H. BonnelI Adolph icecwlsch H.
Charles 4. Hcimann T. Y. Green, J. r. Grymes; E; w.
C;ould George j. Greenfield. J. Icaron, f. VI tcli
/ ~ Faber Eberhald Fabcr, !. y. Edgar, ). I.
Emmons, Emil De Jongc, a. W. Dunnine. II. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

for the game with the fixed determination of get
ting "a par with the polo players of other clubs
in the shortest possible time. They have me
use of polo ground that compares favorapy
with some of the old ones, and practice VIII DE
begun at once
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

some new cottage on the Clubhouse Circle at Mon
mouth Beach.
Inc real estate market is unusually active a, the
several summer resorts between sandy Hook anu oea
side Park.
- EN ,hanccllor Runyoa. of New-Jcrsey, is eniarghs
MS cotlnhc on Lncnln- -aXc. ElbcrOn.
New-York tribune., 1890-04-20

Tic shipments of California wine. 10 New-lork
for this year are. in round numbers. 10000 gal
ions, valued al S4GO.OoO. This Is great season
for nursrI\mcu 800 California ~ the demand Tor
orangc trees is far M excess OF the supply. frult-
mon here have been forced for several years %
dpcnd lar-cly on Florida stock, but the ffosis
ihis spring killed the young trees in FLORIDA.
The large acreage Of orange groves planted Hs'
fall consumed al the local trees, and now there
is a call for 10000 orange trees That cannot DE
flicd
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-12

Nothing worried Stanley more than a
tap at the door while he was writing.
he sometimes glared like tiger ready
70 spring. When has courier knocked
trembliugly at his door he would cry
our. Am "a prisoner IN my own house,
'rve brought you this telegram. sir +"
well, detest kilograms. Why DO
you persist in bringing themy
Every time Sail, his African servant.
approached the den tho least thing he
expected was that the inkstand would be
thrown at his head.
One day he originated new way of
saving his head. lie had a telegram to
deliver, so be ingeniously fixed il on the
end Of n long bamboo, and getting the
door Just agar he poked it into the room
and bolted.
Although averse to oresding correspond
ence, Stanley read some letters with
keen delight, and one in particular from
little girl. II contained the following
characteristic lines:
1T was very kind Of you to 60 through
such perils to rescue Emin Pasha. /
liked SO much to hear Of your fighting
against the dwarfs, and should like TO
see ono very much. They must look 50
funny, being so small. l am little
school girl at - school, and am II
years old. am very fond Of geography,
and am always longing to go round the
world. ."-Scribner's.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-12
He Wanted the Best.

Speaking of the Hindoo deity reminds
me Of a story friend Of mine told me
the other day about his little boy, and
which is entirely true. The little fellow
is very slow dressing in the morning,
and to cure him of this habit his parents
told him the next time he failed to be
ready as soon as the others he would
have to go without his breakfast Being
tardy again, when he came TO the table
he was informed that he must either eat
bread and water or do without eating at
ALL The boy was silent and would not
eat The father, not wishing him 10 so
altogether without food, said:
"You might he situated so you would
be glad to have bread and water. Sup
pose you were away out on the ocean.
and the angels should fetch you bread
and water and tell you that you must
eat that OF nothing, what would you dor
~ wouldn't do newer" was the an
swer. 'Id just want what God had for
breakfast. "-Pittsburg Dispatch.
Telegram-herald., 1890-09-12
TOWN TOPICS.

The hotels have done a booming busi-
ness this week.
The last OF tne Detroit delegates left
the city last night
The i0wers about the city hall prove
quite an attractive scene.
The city criminal cases viii be on call
ia the superior court today.
Canalst. Is in sucn tOrn-up condi-
ton thatlt Is almost impossible.
The city hall was dull and deserted
yesterday without the city fathers.
The Republican county committee
rooms Will be- located IN the court
block.
CLIFFORD lee pleaded guilty to bur
glary aud VIII be sentenced on next
Monday.
Kat Bros. repudiate any connection
with the proposed ball game between
the butchers and the saloon men.
The Barry County Agricultural Soci-
ely holds as talrty-eIghth annual exhi-
oinon 40 Hastings on september 25-26.
A photograph Of the SIX weeks old
calf tlat gives two quarts of milk day
. on exhibition IA John Rauh's place
on Canal-st.
A musical and literary entertainment
viii be given by the Good Templars at
their fruit social this evening, At their
parl0rs, McMullen block
AZ 643 last night al alarm Of fire WAS
sounded from box 6l5 caused BY a
slight FIRE IN the dust az the Veneer
Works on North Front.st.
The bond OF John Murphy was es-
treated m superior court today. he hav-
ing failed to appear 20 answer for fclon-
Gus assault. 4 bench warrant was IS
sued tor his arrest.
Martin Ne.neclass was acquitted of
the charge of burglary IN the Superior
Court yesterday, and Clifford Lee with
drew bis former plea and pleaded
guilty. lie will be sentenced Monday.