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News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01
WOLCOTT.

Ed SilIoway, who has been very sick, is con-
valescing.
Meeting of W r. C. far work ON Saturday
evening of this week,
Unlversalist sociabe at Amos Writings
next Tuesday evening,
RichardDoyIng has moved to E. H. Drury' s
house at Pottersville.
Rent in the big block has advanced and the
occupants are not happy.
W. s. NOyes, determined not to be Outdone,
has placed a street lamp in front of his house.
good program and good speakers at the
agricultural meeting at MOrrisville next Tues
day and Wednesday. Go.
NJ. j. Leach has been appointed postmaster
in place of W. NJ. Parker resigned, and the
| office will be moved Jan. /.
State Superintendent Palmer will otspeak
here on Friday evening of this week, as given
! out in the churches last Sunday.
| The exercises at the Christmas trees by botE
| churches were well attended; all performed
! their parts we'll, and many very nice presents
| were distributed.
Seventy-five couples attended the Christmas
| ball at Dow Bros, and more civil and tnel
company is hard to find. The supper wal
gotten up as one of their hest, and the yer
diet of all was, a trst=Glass time.
The officers of Mineral lodge elected at tn,
| annual on Tuesday evening are as follows
W, O. Stratton, W NJ: A. n. Boynton, S. W.
| w. W. Spaulding, J. W; NJ. $. Burnell. Treas.
b. A. Cate, Sec: F. p Twiss, s. D.; J . Linton
j. D, The appointed officers we have not re
ceived.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Hay seems little scarce,
Mr.. Bolton seems little better.
BERTHE Winters has gone from Mr.. Merritt 5
Dan Maxfield has finished work for Nj
Gray.
Arthur Stoddard has sold his farm to Geo
| LebarrOn.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1891-01-01
BIRTHS.
MARRIAGES

ROCK.-In WiiamstOwn. Vt, Dee. II. 80, a
daughter to Mr. and Mrs. q. L. Rock.
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= ,r,,pprD ARo1lT THE TOWN.


Tbs mortgage of 81 1000 which has burdened the
Howard (colored) orphan Asylum for several years
has ALI been paid OIL The institution was founded
IN 1866.
The Rev. Frank L. Masseck. pastor of the UniVeF
sal,st Church, in North Henry-st near NasSau-aVc'
has rendered his resignation TO his congregation %
take effect october l.
Mr. and Mrs Alexander a. Foreman celebrated the
tyenty-afth anniversary Of their marriage ut ther
home No SOS Bedford ave, Thursday evening
There were many friends present to extend then con-
CALCULATIONS and enjoy the hosptalties OF The most
and hostess
Martin Ryan. the Bridge conductor who was sus'
pendcd on account OF the accident last week IN when
three persons injured is on duty on the PLATFORM
at the Brooklyn terminus.
The local assembly of the Knights Of Labor to
which the men belong who suspended by the
Rrooklyn City Railroad Company Ia connection with
e recent frauds in transfer tickets has voted to have
,bn mon cease their connection with the organization
~ clear themselves from the charges made against
them.
Peter J. Byrnes tho bartender who accidentally
shot and killed Florence MoCarty in nquor-store.
No ~ Fu-man-st. on September 4, while examining
q rovolvpr was sIsed from custody by Police
Justiee walsh yesterday, as the coroners jury had
exoDe'atcd him.
In i,e suit for separation brought by Mrs Sarah
v Smith against Isaac n. Smith, Judge Pratt has
granted counsel fee OF $50 and has denied aiimony
as the husband offers the wife home
Two inspectors of the Treasury Department have
carefully examined the new Federal Building, in
washington ST. this week. in order to hna WHAT Is
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OTHER SUBURBAN TOWNS.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VERNON.-ColOnel Henry lluss, the posi-
master of this town. has arranged to give dinner
tomorrow 10 Assistant Postmaster Huboe' the CLERKS
and the carriers Of the postodcc at his summer nome
ON Shell Island off Pouchester Harbor. The dinner
was arranged for sunday, because that Is the ohB
day that the posto1ice employees can take day 0"
,ooatbor The voters of this town realize
he imnortance of having full registration this year
and the Republicans Will make certain OF behs TcPIs
tered The Legislature reduced the dAyS I rJsIsV' a,
lion I'm towns from three 10 two days ana Ine 10Y w
rcglstraton this year will be october IL ana OctODr
"a But on october Il, and only on lhaO uaS' may
a voter be registered by proxy.
RYE NECK-Arthur Fountain, son OF John Foun-
tain of RYE Neck eighteen years DID, was upset ron
his boat and drowned off MamarOnecK IarDOr eullS
last week All efforts made to find his BODY were U!i-
successful mt the time but on THURSDAY OF EsJ Meoh
IL was discovered in the sound near Glen 'oS Wy so
Namaruneck identified the body ard had IL thlen 70
rye Neck. Tomorrow mOrnng Il IuncTai sermon VIII
he preached IN the Presbyterian church mere
YONKERs.-The police OF Yoakers oary YESTERDAY
arrested at DObbs Ferry John Anderson SWeGe uITf
four wears Old who they think, has been lmpncaHd III
The numerous robberics that have recently been com,
mitted in YOnkers and It's vicinity large amount Va
stolen property was found In the mans possession
WHITE PIATNS.-Viage Treasurer Cromwell mas
sold goo Of the sewer per cent bonds at par vIue
. The Rev. +. i. Van kiecck archdeacon OF MesI
chester and Putnam counties, who has been ABROAD TOT
four months in search OF health Will return on Thurs
| dov much improved. Judge Robertson chairman oil
fhe Republican County Committee, has called meet
ing OF that body for Monday at 10 a. M at the Ora"au
pun Hotel
SING sING.-Two barns belonging to g. F. Wendell
the iceman, were set on fire ON Thursday by an IN
oendary. The barns had Just been filed with hay and
were entirely destroyed The horses were rescued from
! the burning buildings.
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PATERSON.

The Board of Education of Paterson held special
meeting last night TO take action the eases q
PRINCIPAL Twitche charged with attempting to brbc
n member of the board and OF Misses Annie Law and
Maud Homer who had refused to resign their places
when requested to do 50 by the committee on teachers
Misses Law and Homer acting under advice Of
counsel had declared that the board must give them
thirty days notice. In the of Mr. Twitchcu. 1t
was asserted that he offered to pay Commissioner
Rainev for securing votes in the board TO give him
. better princiDalshp. The meeting an exciting
one ard thore some Violent determinations, but
the two school teachers only had four supporters m
the hoard. end the Othc" ten members present
voted to eiye them thirty days notice Of dismissal.
The charge OF bribery agains. Twitche was read In
formal slapc by Chairman Gillian Of the teachers
committee but Commissioner Rancy, the real author
Of the charge absentod himself from the meeting. The
board voted to try Twitchel on september II.
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Tn all our business experience we
have never offered superior bargain
to these fancy cOlored shirts we are
now selling for 80 cents and 20 cents
each. They are precisely such shirts
rs we and other retailers usually sell
for one to two dollars each, and the
price Is about what the extra collars
and cuffs are worth. We want them
out of the way soon, because the room
is needed for clothing.
New fall OvercOats and suits are
ready; so is boys clothing; but one OF
the first things to demand attention Is
Hats. -.
We feel that we are doing the cltl-
zens of this town a substantial service
in supplying a first-class Derby for 50
when fashionable matters ask five dol
lars for no better hats. We have all
the desirable blocks.
Stores open this evening.
ROGERS, PEET 81 GO.
eTF5 aHEE RTaaSs
STORES 32dst
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RECORDS LIKELY TO BE BROKEN.
FINE SPORT EXPECTED AT MANHATTAN FELL
TODAY.

FINE SPORT EXPECTED AT MANHATTAN FIELD
TODAY.
The bright Of odays great amateur athletic
games for the Metropolitan Association championships at
the Manhattan Athletic Clubs now grounds, Manhattan
Field onehund ei-and fifty hth-s and Eighthaye., arc
the list OF "croc' that Will compete and the
extreme probability OF old records being broken on the
fine new brlckdust track and the carefully prepared
inned spaces for the jumps and weights The unpleasant
possibilities that Cory the Chicago member Of the
Manhattan Athlete Club may be able take part
IN the "sprnts" which may throw Remington ont Of the
"ouaIter" AID "dckcy" leg may keep E. c. Carter
out Of the nve.mle run. with fair weather the meeting
IS sure to be a great indeed.
Alexander Jordan viii not compete He says he has
manmty retired Among the possible starters in the
first OF the eighteen competitions Luther Cary,
Frederick Wesng Remington, Ford aud Reilly OF the
Manhattan Athletic Club; Thones Leo, w. Il. Costcr
and p. Vrcdenburgh, Of the New-York. II Cary does
start Remington ought to win with"Tommy' Lee a
good second and NrcdenbuTgh third 1t will be much
the same In the 90 yards Bennington should get it II
Cary is not In, and Lee and Vredenburgh should be
close after him.
In the 44oyard run, the starters will probably be
r. ,B. Turner, Dadmun, Roddy Devereaux, Sarre and
Remington from the Manhattans; Cochrane Downs and
G. J. Brldsh, OF the New-YoTk, and Murburg. OF the
Pastimes Downs should be FIRST easily II Remington
IS not H. and from what is tod Of Remngtons present
form he Will probably beat the Manhattan man If he does
nun Downs IS said b. IN shape. Dohm, OF the
Ncw-York Athletic Club, who in :5S 3-5 at the
Staten Island games, slow track Is looked upon as
a sure winner OF the hafnIlc race. T. p. Connect viii
mos, likely capture the onemile run with A. Il. Georg
a good second and Hjcrfberg, Of the Eew-Jcrsoy Ath
lctlc Club. third. Connect and George Doth repre-
scntatIyes o. the Cherry Diamond organization
1t is doubtful II Harry Curtis is allowed 10 start in th
walks lie may fad mile little short for him u
beat speedy NlcOl In be is allowed 70 race, but Ia
should certainly win az three miles. Connen ought e
Leaf Carter In the five miles on condition. The high an
low hurilcs may 60 to APP COPELAND schwegler, o
the New.Yorl Athletic Club, and PuGcr and Barnes,
the New-Jcrscy Athletic Club, VIII give good accounts
themselves The field competitions have for contestant
! j. : Mitchell George r. Gray, +. J. Giannin C. \. J
! Quec!,bcrncr H. l.. Hsloe9, ANah Nickerson zach
Cooper Ford Gon c. r. Wiecand, Punor, Rnrnes
Mooney O'Sulliyan. Barry and VI. Barry. 1t is hsr
~ say who Will actually take part In the twome bicycl
race but among the entries NcwYork Athletic Gu
men, W. L. Murphy, c. u. Murphy, "A. b. Rich. A. A
! Zimmerman, s. Is. bowman and W. \. Van Wagner
Manhattan Athletic Club representatives, II. B. Arnold
! H. J. Hall. IT.. John w. SchoefcI C.. NJ. WOr1en, j.
/ Judge, George NJ. Hendee and w. s. Campbell.
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no CELEBRATE IT'S POUNDING.

The Deutscher Liederklanz OF Brooklyn VIII ceie
hrate the twenty-hfth anniversary of It's foundation
,,t,b q series of entertainments this month. On Sep
tcmber 20 the members will give concert in the
I,vceum Theatre, which will add probably TO the
society's reputation for singing on the following
evening there will be "commers" In Turn Halle,
Meserole-st The official celebration Will end vita a
dinner on september o.
Aprust H. Tiemann is president Of the society.
The members of the committee in charge of the cee-
hration are F. Mayer, c. Peth, W. Altman, NJ.
Manpai H. Berau. Il Roc6er A. Relzen6erS !; ,t 6.
n Triedlaender. l.. Bauer and f. Roemmele
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ELIZABETH

The Elizabeth police did some good work yeSter-
day. The outrages which the numerous ramps have
been committing aroused the police at last, and In
the day the patrolmen brought in thirteen hamps.
The German, Wackersheim, who was assaulted by six
tIamps on Thursday night, and escaped bodily harm
only by jumping into the river and swimming across
was called upon to identify some Of them "a his As
was also assaulted, was drunk at The time and his
testimony cannot be relied upon. None OF the cloth
inc pns yalual les stolen from WackeIshelm found
in the possession Of the tTamps. They were, how
ever sentenced to fifteen days imprisonment each for
vagT8ncy.
An accident delayed the Royal Blue train near the
Ellzabethport station yesterday. The cyllnder-head
blew ont with great force, bringing the train % o
sudden stop and causing great excitement among
the passengers and the people on the platform No
body hurt, and the train soon went on us way
drawn by another engine.
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OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TODAY.
NEWS.
PORT OF NEw.YoHK.............FRIDAT's 81
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY. SEPT L. loVA
ARRIVED.
Steamer srmnnc B Cameron vergoS sept KsPses
town y with mdso and passengers to hatAnu A0''0'
Arrived at the Bar nc lS0 M , ,oon in ballast TO
Steamer Capulet lBr Ellis Shields aug 90 -
Bowrlng q Ger, Schroeder Hamburg Aug y! win
mdso and passen gers h Corts Arrived at inc ~ " ~
Steamer Panama (Fr) Chabot Bordeaux Aug 70 wh R AZ
and nassengers TO Funch. Edye Co. Arrived d vi" - "
lsE No. The Queen OBI Heeey Liverpool Aug a. queens
town % with udse and 70 ls RIO Janeiro
20 With mise order vessel to master with dsa and pass
Steamer seneca stevens, Colon u'Js' WIN ~
Steamer Konow Nor Pstter'sn S ~ M
Stsm Sr Alamo Lewis Galveston days WIN muse anu
1o 20 eager Newoeans days. with md's
And passengers 10 III seaman ,. ,ov. with mdsa TO
ste cam S,6 AE,er' grant, ,,,
, s1n Chattahoochee Daggett. savannah days. WIN
rdse and passengers 10 ]. walker ~. collation. aavs
steamer Seminole, Platt Jagksop' Gide % a. 20
WIN mse u s Norfolk ldse and passengers 10
Old DSmn %nfop homer NIB. with mds' and
passengers 10 ya an .nnar Hook light ssE, cloudy.
Al CITY Isand-hght s. Cloudy
Arrived Yesterday an ,,.,,o.
Steamer Neustra Fr BRAND Marseiiles Aug ~ Naples
"a with mdse and passengers to W Eweh q w.
CLEARED.
Steamer Aurana obi Walker Liverpool VIA Queenstown
ssSmeT Robert narrowing (Br. Hugh'on, Plymouth
Simpson Spence t%9D g r Wiley BristOl-Barber Co.
Steamer Thingvaa DAM LAuD. settin Copenagen' &c
Steamer Italia Cuer). Reuter- stetin Copenhagen &c
steamer Lsmura OBI, ByrnOs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SiH e9mer R6acaa CGer) Ludwig. Hamburg. n Cortis
steamer Amsterdam (Dtch). Senger ho'teEuAn un0"'
ESye eT hermann (Belg Meyer Antwerp-Funch Edge s.
"otoam.r La Touraine (Frl. Frangue Havre-A Forget
steamer Northern Br) Adams Rouen-Bowring q Archl'
! bald. ,,, roro sbintop creen
Steamer III Caao OBJ Wetherll Ciudad Bolivar %c-lhe-
ol samST Adirondack (Br POrtauPrnce-Pm
,saef state OF Texas Williams, Brunswick Ga and Fer
| uandna- C IL Mallory 81 Co. ,,.,o AM, To oNso,v,,,a
w" Sreamey Kansas CITY, Kempton Savannah Il Walker
| Stasunhr L'Iaxman. Royce Norfolk Busk % JeTons
SsSmer WINTHROP Homer. Eastport. Mel n smith q co
Ship Royal George OBJ, Partridge iA0N u
| Douglass. cA1rrD
a,o.,,o-. England for Liverpool; Robert narrowing Ply
Cty OF Gloucester and La Harbaye. Antwerp Napier
nia,ry Il an snud - Stateof PeXas. Fernandlna;
savannah. Yemassee, Charestoni tIaXman.
IA gaTE Jennie Hardness for Hong Kong.
| THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOREIGN PORTS.
| SOUTHAMPTON Sept lO-Salled, steamer Fuda Ger,
p;rgk from Bremen hence for New. Yor@. .
oVtiR Sent l-saci. steamer Circassia tBr, Hedder-
pnvTTsToyY SEPT ll-Arrived. steamer Etruria (Br)
| rsrns from New.YOr her 70 Liverpool.
| PLYMOUTH Sept Sailed steamer DuODoluam (Dtonb
potier from Amsterdam hence for New-fOrk
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NEWS FROM NEW-JERSEY.
NEWARK.

A DANGEROUS OUTBREAK OF GLANDEhS
An outbreak of CHAMBERS occurred on lhiSuHs az n'o
farm In South orange ~ J OF the HUI OIlOil ~
,~oronanv 81 Newark and seven horses afflicted with
bo maladv were killed BY order Of the state Ncter
marian Another horse likewise diseased was NiIed
near The stables in Newark. Attention was rst caic"
10 the horses on september l. and veterinarian Range
on behalf of the Board Of Health visited fhc Newark
stables and found horses hid under sheds ana uceo
lie was told that there no sickness IN ue s''uo
lie demanded statement ofte condition Oh inc orSeS
for tbe BOARD of Health. and one was iufnshc oy
- 6cor certifying that 10 contagious disease eX-
ishcd amonc the horses. The state Nclennalaa
looted INTO the matter and found that the horses haa
dIcd Of the glanders. fire diseased brewery nGfScs
p ~ 80 sbod i'm different blacksmith shops and have
been permitted 10 be III the company OF o1lef ho' d.
fupp
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Jersey CITY.

Morgan Green of Sherman-ave., was arrestou yes
terday by Constable O'Grady on charge OF forgery
Green had been an agent until four months ago OF
J. II. Fletcher Co.. dealers in watches on the III
stalment plan. He was accused Of havlng Iorgeq te
bor1Is lease for gold watch. Justice Weed held him
for hearing Monday.
The trial of the Gordon will case before CHANCELLOR
Nc6;ji I'm Jersey CITY, was finished Yesterday. EV
denco was given Yesterday by Mr. McCIelland, VIC
Isd nreviously testified and Professor Elliott OF the
College of the City Of New-YOrk TO prove that the
signature was genuine. William T. Tingue and solo,
mon A Norton testified TO the good reputation Of
Henry c. Adams. Of Orange, and formerly OF Fort
Plain where the witnesses live. The defeated side will
appeal the case when a decision is given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12

.noso b.rly Of the fact adequate e-slv'ns ap
r,nces were provided for bather' nor was any
EMPLOYED to rescue any one VINO wa "a a, s,rr and
niee ma mt his death was caused by drowning After
800 b.-oes The jury handed in verdict that herSers
NJ came to his death by drowning IN the SUR az fllo
Island They found Edward NJ san"is' s'e and
so =, tho laws in not providing for the proper pro-
t,on Of tho lives of bothers The jury further
Ts,G 6 sammis for removing the body OF helo O.
Mnpe, from water Island to sayye w ,o ,aos jury
80 ,ho eoroncr They recommend that the "r@hu '"''
~ ",--,t County take cognizsncc OF the matter
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rHoMAs E. LYNCH ELECTED CAPTAIN

III the vacancy oceasoncd by the death OF Captain Hugh
Kerr. in Company X closely contested and exciting
and resulted in the election Of Lieutenant Thomas =.
Lynch president OF the IrisAmcfcan Republican Club.
Some months ago Captain Rerr's elected over
Lieutenant Edward T. McCyst. but he failed pass the
Examining Board ana new election ordered This
took place last Friday week. Major Edward Duny
siding and resulted IN tie 80 being each eandl-
date MAJOR Duty presided again At The election las.
night which resulted the victory for Lieutenant Lynch
no received 40 votes against 43 iof Lieutenant McCTy
AMI Tor Icut.uart In0ras b. neff who not seek
i1 the Oace az The result received with cheer
ing and each Of the candidates g-Junei thanks his
supporters ia brief sIcccnrs
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HAS YoDYszUs BEEN ExCoMMUNIcATED.

Father Matthias Yodyszus pastor OF st. Georges
Polish Church. who was arrested week ago OH
charge Of intoxicaon did not appear yesterday "heh
The case was called in the Lee Avenue Police Court
,frs Annie Raynos. of No. 80 Grand-st, whose home
tatber Yodyszus had broken into, secured warrant
for his arrest The court adjourned the examination
on the charge of drunkenness
Last Sunday circular in the Polish language bear
ing facsimile of the Bishops seal was given 10 every
person who entered the church, asking the ooherega
lion 10 cease attending the masses as Father fooySz
had been suspended by the Bishop ana had no power
.o administer the rites of the church. 1t was said
among the members of the parish last night that
rather YOdyszus had been communicated.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The friends Of John Barbour, who wa sfound by
lbs wife IN Wednesday in company with Nellie
Gnllngs IN his Office Jhink he must be losing his
mind. Yesterday he went to the grocery-store which
his wife keeps and assaulted her lie choked and beat
her severely and knocked her down. lie was pre-
vented FROM iniurng her further by the arrival Of
a ucichbog a Mrs. S,lcOcks. Mrs. BarbOurs throat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-09-12

At the third DAYS session Of the Supreme LOoge'
Knights and Ladies of Honor, fraternal greetings "ee
cent 10 the Supreme Council. Order OF Chosen fHeus'
in session at Washington, D. c. Important ainehd-
,pents IN The laws were adopted. RESOLUTION 70 Ie
ncornorae the Supreme Lodge under inc laws OF loe
state of Illinois referred 10 ue O1lIiii''00 VII
Laws. -, pao.a
william NJ Force, formerly registrar OF us BUN; NI
of East Jersey PropreQrs Wh2 Is ,' nronerties
died I'm Chancery by the Board OF converting PlOPe[u
tbo1 shoud belong to the Board to nus own uaes, say
that there are allegations In the Dill tat arr rd
lie acknowledges that there may be Misthes, anu
tbese he expresses himself willing to Iectiy, D uens
that he knowingly did what he is charged VIII. ne
alleges that all his acts and accounts "ere p%9s "
he Board and received it's SANCTION
TWO burglars. while in the act OF cutting pane NJ
rlass out OF the door Of the butcherhe eStd"Ha1 t
6f eX- Alderman Kerr, in llaTlSon,st, at d. m -
teriay were surprised by patroinan, OhT w oI n
was captured and gave the name OF john W." A.
Veyr. York Another who SAD MS ndInc 20, ea
Trark Palardy Of New York, was c2ughJ by POliN1
man coming ont of the house OF MIS-. ann MutPi{{
No 40 Jeisey-st, and Was &Ics.edi '1t-' q" "e' "
which the prisoner was badly WOrs'eu -
Warden Murray Of the Pententary reGehS cent? i luz,
nsbed a statement to reporter 1Or >c" III "a y0
in which the Board Of FrcchOldciS Wao Erlsi, Co.
The lack OF accommodations at the pehHentIaI3 ~
females A resolution Of censure upon Ihe 49, az ~.
drawn nm by the Jail Committee, was adOplto pS Wy
Roarl All q meeting on Thursday me sta'SncniI =
DECLARED 10 be without foundation. me bOaIo q
Democratic, and Murray is the DonocFauo dpP'iA
The Triton Boat Club will hold its annual rSgatCS
There will be races for double SOULS, fOnfoaG9 gis
single scnlls in natbOtt0med boats ana eie s -Oo
shells followed by a tournament tuD rdce anu S"ini
ming match.
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causing the delay in It's compeuoh' 70 ~ IT,
tnst tho wor,T should be pushed rapidly by the
contractors.
7bo ore+omarv concerts wiz be given in Prospects
,, ana Fort Greene this afternoon at go O'Clock.
Mavor Chaplin was asked yesterday to have the
Gao. d,s,layed upon the City Hall on Monday, IN
honor OF the fory-fourh anniversary OF the capture
~ the CITY of Mexico by the United States troops under
Scott
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r,,r covrpo1IER,s FEES TOO FAT.

Tho finance Committee Of the Common Council met
last mint "a receive statement from Controller Con
nelly In regard to the search system established IN s
Office. bv which the Controller IS paid IS for eac"
search. Mr. Connolly read long and elaborate sta,e
ment and was closely questioned by Alderman stansDy
on different points. II shown that the ContfVil
had personally influenced two legislative acts pas,ou
since HE abpontment by which his salary and emolu
mHnfs were largely increased, and that the system
neJTly introduced was really authorized by ue az
nst,bIishing The Office Ii was TO be done as pare
Of The regular duties of tie Office, without extra COM
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breast and arms are badly bulsed. She Is being cou
for by friends having left her home 1t is said tnat
she is so badly hurt that she is unable to make COM
plaint against her husband, The elder Mrs baroourS
arms are black and blue from the hafdeng HeI o.
,,,th wife