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Evening journal., 1892-03-11
suLLIvAN,s MONEY is UP.

He Challenges ANY white Man I'm the
World, First Come FIRST Served.
NEW YORK. March Thames Wakely,
acting on instructions from Charley John
son, of Brooklyn, John l.. Sullivan's hacker,
who is now at the Arkansas Hot Springs,
has posted $500 with the New York World,
and issued a challenge on behalf Of Sullivan
to ight any white man in the world during
the first week in September johnson de-
mands stakes Of 10000 side, and viii agree
TO fight before the club that win give the
largest purse, the California Athletic club
barred with Queensbury rules TO govern.
Ii is said Sullivan bars the California club
in Difference TO James j. Corbett, who has
declared that be would not fight in that
club and who has challenged Sullivan, after
having posted 81 900
Corbett has announced his intention OF
adding, before Wednesday next 81 800 tc
the $1,000 he has up, and accepting Sulli
vans offer The first man who covers Sui
hvan's money before Wednesday, however
win be entitled TO the match, according Z,
Johnsons terms The Olympic Athlete
club, OF New Orleans, has already ofiere,
s25,c00 for a fight between Sullivan an,
| Corbetf
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
THE NEWS OF ALBANY.
A Peculiar Bridge Bin Passes the Sen.
ate BALLOT Law Amendments.

A Peculiar Bridge Bin Passes the SEN
ate ballot Law Amendments.
ALBANY, March ia bill by DR.. Beakes,
OF sullivan, passed the senate The bill pro
vides FOR building bridge across the Della
ware river at Callicoon depot; then il goes
ON 10 specify that it shall be unlawful for
any person without payment Of tolls to the
bridge company to cross the river within
one mile below OF three miles above the
said bridge, either by fording or by boat,
nor can any one swim across the river
without paying toll 70 the bridge company
nor can animals be driven across the river
Worden's bill, forbidding the manufacture
of collars and cuffs in prisons, came up for
final action and was passed-24 TO l. The
freedom Of worship bill also passed
In the assembly the senate amendments
to the anti-Pinkerton bill were concurred in.
General Hustled gave notice when the
Worlds fair bin was reported that when Il
was reached on the calendar he would move
to recommit il for the purpose OF raising
the appropriation from S3000O0 to $500, 900.
Assemblyman Farquhar, of the Third dis
tuct, introduced his ballot reform amend.
ment The bin provides that the county
clerk shall fold the official ballots, 80 that
the creases shall Indicate to the voter how
he must fold them. Il also amends the bal
lot law SO as to make the voter swear az 3,
Just what Is the matter with him before he
can claim assistance in preparing his ballot
under the physical disability act Another
important change is that which removes
from the Endorsement on the oficial ballo
the number and name OF the district, anS
said words shall be placed on the inside o
/ the stub
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scUODeR ATTACKS HIS FATHER.
The Alleged Murderer Makes Scene in
the Jail.

the Jail.
CHICAGO, March l1.-Therc Yves a sensa-
tional scene at the county Jail when Dr.
Scudder's gray haired father, accompanied
by his sons wife and cousin, appeared to
ask for the removal Of the prisoner back to
the Detention hospital. AT the sight of his
father the prisoners face frightened little.
II am glad TO see you, he said in feeble
voice. He grasped his fathers hand and
kissed him "Would you like TO see your
wifer was asked. "She is outside and
would like 10 see you, continued the father.
"She told me tell you that she loved you
dearly, and would give her life 70 serve
YOU
While his father WAS pleading with him a
wild look came into the doctors eyes Sud
denly he uttered piercing scream, sprane
from his cot and grabbed his father by the
throat DR.. Noble and an attendant crap
pied with the onraged prisoner and after D
severe struggle succeeded IN forcing him
into his bed, and upon hearing the scream
his wife sprang TO the cell door and watched
the struggle. When IL was over she burst
into &c OF hysterical weeping.
She wildly demanded to be allowed ts
see her husband and refused to be com
forted. Jailor Morris led the woman Ia
half fainting condition 70 his Office, and
few moments later the party left the jail.
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Aaeerr,s APPOINTMENTS.
Judge Hagg. Of Camden. Succeeded by II
n. miller.

n. Miller.
TRENTON, March 1l.-Thomas +. Noonan,
,Ir, the present clerk of the house OF assem-
bly,, is the new judge of the district court of
Bayonne, and Colonel A. X. Kuser, Of the
governors staff, is the new railroad assessor
in place of the late Daniel +. Cream, OF Glou-
cester Governor Albeit made these and a
lot Of other appointments, including the fol-
lowing
Electrical subway commission Allan l.. Nc.
Dermott Hudson. Miles Ross, Mddlesex
James Smith, Jr., Essex. Lay judge Of Ocean
II. =. Emson. Prosecutor OF Ocean Thomas
w Middleton. Lay judge OF Monmouth
Charles Morris. Commissioners Of pilotage r.
S. Neegus, Robert Simonson, Daniel G. Chase
Commissioner Of charities and correction Ben
iamin Edge. Trustees of the reform school fOi
boys Joseph Wills Burlington; r. r. Kenny
Middlosex. Police Justices Camden, H. B
Pauls Trenton, John Camirade; Paterson /
Van Glove Lay judge OF Camden r. n Miller
Fish and game commission Robert ID. Foote
George Pfoiner and Parker W. Page.
The formation of the electrical subway
commission, which is a brand new body il
this state, being authorized by law passed
this session, caused general surprise The
displacement OF Judge Hagg, of Camden
by r. 4. Miller is not a surprise. Many citi
zens Of the county had preferred charges re
lating 20 the performance Of his dutie
against Judge Hagg
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l. LEWIS ROW. 41a King Street
BOOTS AND SHOES

To make room for Sbriug and Summer
goods BURNS & MONAGHAN. 4i9
Market street will make a special redue-
tion duFing the month of March in all
their regular lines of Boots and Shoes
The following are a few Of the many
bargains that will be ffsred
27l pairs Mems French Calf Balls and
Congress, London and French toe, tip
and plain, width A to E; these are
special bargains. made bv Taylor &
Carr, one Of Philadelphia's ba't manu-
facturers. Regular price So 30; we can
sell them st $500
All our regular Mems Balls aud Con
gress az So 90, now $5.s5
All our 1900 lines now $425.
All our 400 lines now $50.
All our 800 lines now $50,
In all Boys an0 Youths Shoes a special
reduction will be made
LADIES' SHOES
In all our regular lines We will make re.
duction OF from Ice. to TO SOC. a pair,
according to quality
Special Bargains in Ladies' Shoes:
247 pairs Ladies' Paris Kid. common
sense, opera and square toe to E
regular prise &400; now $500.
"a pairs with tips, A to e. regular price
S4.OO; now 80 90. These were made by
Gardiner & Estes. New York.
l39 pairs Ladies' Kid Shoes. regular pric,
81 90. $3.50 SO 90 and So 80. B 70 e
sizs irregular will close them out al
81 %: frst come FRS, choice.
81 pairs Ladies' Lasting K dFox Buttor
Shoes. regular price 6175
81 pairs Ledies LastineKld Fox Buttor
Shoes, regular price so so These were
made by James C0tter. VIII close them
out at 500 First come first choice.
9S pairs Misses Kid and PEBBLE Shoes
made Dy Gardiner. regular price 1880
will close them out 1t 81 90
1877 pairs Cbilds Shoes. kid and pebble
made by GARDINER. regular price 81 so
will close them out at rs cents.
Lots Of other bargains too numerou
10 mention. Call and see for yourself.
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Now York,s q. A. n. omcers.

BUFFALO, March ll-At the first session
Of the state encampment Of the Grand Army
of the Republic the following officers were
elected: Department commander, Major II.
II. Poole, Of Syracuse; senior vice com
mandor, W l.. Delaney, Of Poughkeepsiei
junior vice commander, w. +. Kirchner Of
New York chaplain. Rev 7. r Parker, OF
Avon; medical director, DR.. Van Etten
For delegates to the national convention
the ticket headed by Warner Miller was
elected. The new commander and junior
vice commander made short speeches aud
after the officers had been installed by Post
Commander sayles the encampment ad.
journed without date
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Chni,s Police Again Accused.

McCreery is investigating the case Of an
other sailor, who, il is alleged, was the vic
tim of brutal treatment at the hands Of the
Valparaiso police, and died from the effects.
The seaman's name was Carlos Carlssen
and he was a native Of SWEDEN He wa
employed aboard the bark Edward kidder
which arrived here on Feb. 8 last from
New York. The police deny that they had
anything TO do with the mans death, and
the captain of the bark is firmly Of the
opinion that his sailors death is not in ans
way attributable to the police, but wa
caused in a drunken fight.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
MercIer Reslgns Hi. seat.

QUEBEC, March 1l.-Ex-Premier Mercier
has resigned his seat in the Legislature He
says: 'Calumny has got the better of the
constitution. and the people have refused
10 blame the man who had substituted him
self for the house Of parliament and who
dissolved them without reason. All the
good have done has been set aside and in
gratitude is my only reward. The verdict
Of the people is unjust and win be severely
blamed by history
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Newsnnner Changes.

CHESTER, Pa, March ll.--John A. Wal
lace, proprietor Of the Chester Times, has
disposed Of half an interest in that paper to
William c. Sproul, a son-in-law Of John b.
Roach. Horace f. Temple. business man
hger OF The Times has purchased third in
terest in The Evening News, with William
II. Bowen and Fred T. Cooper as partners.
Collector Thomas " Cooper has withdrawn
his personal interest in The News and
transferred il to his son.
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rhe ronlInr ln nIrmnhis.

MEMPHIS, March 1.-THE negro mob
leaders who were lynched were buried with
out any disturbance There is strong
undercgrrent OF feeling between the races
which may yet bring on serious trouble.
The negroes are in a state Of great uneasi-
ness. The more reckless ones clamor for
vengeance and would no doubt undertake
the work but for the fear Of the superior
power of tho whites
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Iireh nnd nled Alnne.

NEW HAVEN, March ll--Miss Elma
Platt, an octogenarian, Of Sherman Center,
was found dead. A search Of her house
disclosed a 900 IN cash besides a number OF
bank notes, and bank book showing $1,000
10 her credit. For forty years she had been
a hermit, allowing no one 20 enter her
house and never visiting the neighbor
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Judre Mnnnnrd,s Inrestlrntors

NEW York, March ll.-Frederick r.
Coudert, James G. Carter, f. r. Robinson,
John E. Parsons, Elihu Root, Clifford Hand
and Albert Stickney constitute the com.
mittee appointed by President Peckham, OF
the Bar association, to investigate the
charges against Judge Isaac II. Maynard
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rerrr,s Allcrrd llnnir.

RecHEsrER, N. Y, March ll.-Detective
Linde, in the employ Of the American Ex-
press company, expresses his belief that
Train Robber Perry secured f27, from
the express car which he 80 daringly en-
tered near Lyons three weeks ago Linde
believes that Perry concealed his booty In
the swamp in which he was captured.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Tbe "Kansns pemonr powned,

BRADFoRD. Pa, March 1.-THE Greco
Roman wrestling match between ". f.
Gibbs, the kansas Demon and Ed Ather-
ton, OF Belfast, N Y, pupil OF William
Muldoon, at the Gentlemen's Athletic club,
was won by Atherton In two straight falls
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
A Grenl conper CombIne.

NEW York, March l1.-There are ru-
mors Of a great combination Of manuiac-
turers and dealers in copper. Very little is
known Of the scheme, but it is believed il
win include the great copper interests in
Europe as well as the United States.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
A pernetnnl I.otterr chnrter.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March 1.-THE
Louisiana Lottery company has secured a
perpetual charter from this government
and at the expiration Of their American
priv leges viii remove their business TO
EraVtnWn
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MID Of rrinhinnsis-

SHELLBURNE FALLS, Mass, March. IL
Irichinosis has appeared in the little ham
let Of Willis Place, in the township Of Col
rain There were thirty cases. Three of
the victims nave died. The others are stin
seriously IN.
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Charred with Fraud.

WORCESTER, Mass, March ll.-Wiliam
H. Morse, president and treasurer of the
Security association, Of this city, bankers
and brokers, was arrested on complaint Of
Stephen c. Earle for obtaining money under
false pretenses
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Legalizing the Reading Combine.

TRENTON, March 1.-THE house Of the as-
sembly has passed the bill which legalizes
the coal combine between the Reading, New
Jersey Central and Lehigh Valley railroads.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
10 coIonire nus.lan Jews.

PANAMA, March 11--Baron Hirsch is seek
ing to introduce Russian Jews into British
Guiana, and has applied to the government
Of that colony for lands on which to locate
colonies
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
A nirl,s rhrnat cnt

CHARLESTON, W Va, March ll.-Betty
Moore, thirteen years old was found dead
IN her house with her throat cut. The az
fair is a mystery The girls father is a
local preacher Of some repute.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
nnncrnfl,s Emcts Sold.

NEWPORT, r. l., March 1.-THE effects Of
he late George Bancroft, exclusive Of his
extensive library and valuable furnishings,
lave been sold.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
nishop urooks Declinea.

CHICAGO, March ii.-Bishop Brooks, Of
Massachusetts,, has declined to preside as
fhaplsin at the dedication Of the exposition
buildings next October
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neheaded br Mnchlnerr.

WooDBRmGE, ~ j., March ia Swede
known as Peter, employed at the Staten
Island Tile works, was instantly beheaded
while examining new machine.
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DISSOLUTION

The oo-partnership now exist
ing between Max Ephraim & Co.,
will be dissolved on March 25th,
1892 Mr.. Max Ephraim will
continue after that date.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
sarah Alfhen Terrv Is In.nne.

Althea Terry las been adiudged insane and
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
ArLANrIo oIrY aorELs.
The EIdredge
HELP WANTED.

-, =. ~. -
M ANTED. FIRST CLASS PANTALOON
w maker, also helper on coats. Apply "a
JAMES MCKEOUGH, No. lOl West 6th 81;
CLTANTED-A GOOD STOUT BOY. AP-
w ply between and p. m. at 40s Snipley
street.
lXTANrED.-AGENTS FOR THE EQUlT-
w able life Of New York, only rep esenta-
i've men need apply. Excellent contracts 60
geod solicitors. ANSON A. MAHER, Gen
sral Agent, No. 8c2 Market stree.
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sorlnaer sim Bettor.

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE improve
ment in Representative Springer's condition
continues and the outlook for his recovery
Is bright
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seourred vith Disense.

SAN joss DE COSTA RIGA, March H.
Yellow fever, smallpox and typhoid fever
are raging in this city and several cases
wave proved fatal.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
.,rncl hr a rrnln mi Kile.

WATERFOWL, \. Y, March il.-Paui
Hausner, of Utica, a brakeman, was killed
here by being struck by train.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
An IInfnrlnnnln nrenI..

PoRr BYRON, N. Y, March H. Engineer
Renner and Brakeman Davis, while fixing a
break on a New York Central engine, were
instantly killed by passing train.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
A nelec,ed Iov.r,s crime

AIINNEAPOLIs, March ia rejected
over, Herman Krouse, murdered his sweet
heart, Margaret Conrad, and then killed
himself.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

Are YOU taking advantage
of our Dissolution Sale? Only
a few days more and then your
opportunity to buy Good Clio
thing, at half value, will be
over. Come in this week or
next, see if we can fit you OF
your boy in a Suit or Overcoat,
or even odd Coat or Trousers.
All persons having claims
against the above firm, will
please present bill without
delay and all persons indebted
to US will please settle without
any further notice.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
cnlnnel Norris Retired.

WAsHINGroN March ll.-Colonel Basil
Norris. United States army, has been placed
on the retired list
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
The Knlscr IL > Ynchf fsmnn.

LONDON, March 1l.-Emperor William Of
Germany has entered his yacht Meteor for
Ihequeen's cup. He win sail her himself.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Emperor william Has a Cold

BERLIN, March 1l.-Emperor William u
confined to his bed His physicians say that
he is suffering from a slight cold.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
nlnIne stIII In ned.

WASHINGTON, March 11-Although Sec
rotary Blaine is still confined TO his bed his
condition is much improved. He viii not DO
able to leave the house for a week.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Judro 1yhIte Reappointed.

NEW YORK, March 1l.-Nlayor Grant re-
appointed Andrew j. White q police JUS
tice for ten years from Nov. - last
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pnt. nnd rnlls nnrred.

NFw YORK, March 1.-THE Produce ex-
change wiz hereafter allow no trading in
puts and calls on grain.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Arnniilnd III nInrdnr.

LocKPoRr, y. Y, March H. james Fuer,
indicted for the murder Of John King, at
Niagara Falls, has been acquitted.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
nusTNEss oPPoaruNIrIEs.

TOR SALE. - GROCERY STORE FOR
L sale, lnclud ng stock and fixtures. Ap-
ply S e. Cor. Third and Jackson streets.
EOR SALE. OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
REAL hSTATE.-1'he we'll known PrHc-
dcai Farmer" Hotel az Grubb's, Brandywine
hundred Is Offered for sale, or will exchange
for city real estate; has been licensed Tor one
Philadelphia pike between this city and Ches-
ter has q splendid bar and hotel trade. JOHN
p. DONAHOE, $40 Orange street, Whining
5on. Del.
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Lived 10 Re ia.

VALPARAISO, Chill, March ll.-Senora
Catalina Frictis died here at the ago Of ia
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
KlIled hr a rnll nf conI.

ALTOONA, Pa, March li.-m The Frugal
ity mines Mike Skooner was killed by fall
Of coal
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
Huntinr DucIss.

BALTIMORE, March LEX President Gro
yer Cleveland is at Spesutia island to spend
few days in duck hunting.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
ROWS CHINA DEPOT.
HabeTman'S S'etl EEamelOd War;.

Gray. blue and white, and all white
The sales are greatet than ihe apply.
Prices one.third less than agate or gran
ite. quality better
New Cuspidoras sll blue with gold
band the only Cuspidore that combines
strength, beauty and cleanliness. 75c
each ss so per dozen. Many new things
being rapidly added.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11
RoARn ANn nooM.

EOR RENT-A FRONT ROOM WI
z all convenience. Apply at No. COS ki
street.
Evening journal., 1892-03-11

$500 yards Floor Oil Cloth at special
orices. l, Il II, 2, p yards vide.
Paved en- the square yard. The 25c.
quality Zoe. and 22c. the 35s. quality
&c. the 45c quality 34c. Wider widths
in proportion.
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N. 7. Clothing House.
316 MARKET ST.
Max Ephrain & Co.
sOR sALE.

FOR SALE.
TOR SALE.--SMALL BUTCHER ICE BOX.
-, Apply 20 JOHN T. COLT, No, 7O3 West
DOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS AT
- private sale until March 2lst, at 1914
Monroe street.
DRINTERS-SrEAM FIXTURES. COM
plete wit1 cones. haagers. etc. suitable
Tor QuartO or eishth-medium pressss. Also a
iot or betting Apply Il EvESING JOURNAL
)hiN Rs. FOR SALE. -FOUR LARGE
Imposing Stones. apply at this oilice.
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r. r. ROBINSON b CO.,
DANEERs AWD BBoKEBs
oTner Fourth ami Market Streets

WANTED,
Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company
stocks bought and sold In the Hes. Yorb
philadelphia and Boston markets on cOmmis
sion.
Letters OF credit'given, available IN All pai %
9f tle world, and .draffs on Eno-iond Treien5
france, Germany and Switzerland issued.
Il. h. ROBINSON a 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
IzaMNzMNz3M
IMPORTING RETAILERS,
Fulton St., opposite DeKalb Ave.,
BROOKLYN.
The system Of selling every article
at u small profit. but of thor
Oughiy reliable quality, is n ruling
principle Of this firm.
ANNUAL SALE
Muslin Underwear.

Following our usual custom, we
make our annual offering of Muslin
Underwear
TO those who are in the habit of
using our Underwear it is only neces-
Sary to say that our stock is larger, the
prices lower, and the goods better than
ever before.
TO those who for any reason have
not visited our department we beg to
say that our aim is to give our CUSTOM
ers goods which are as well made and
as thoroughly finished as they possibly
can be. We do not and will not offer
an article which is not thoroughly
reliable.
So much depends upon the quality
of materials used and upon workman
ship, that we ask your careful inspec-
ton of our stock. We think that those
who intend buying anything owe it to
themselves to get the very best they
can for their money. We claim that we
offer you this opportunity. Inspection
will convince you.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-01-03
-EMBROIDERIES.
Our AUnU0I Sale.

This announcement means that to-
morrow we will offer by far the largest
assortment ever shown by us, surpass-
ing all previous efforts in quality, style
and prices. These embroidercS are all
made on superior fabrics, specially fin
ished, and they come direct from the
best manufacturers of Switzerland. We
offer more high-class novelties than
can be found elsewhere. The prices are
lower than they have ever been; for
instance, we start our line at . cts. per
yard, for goods that would be con-
sidered excellent value for ) cts.
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Broohlnn Gbeatrrs.

Examining Board on the same evening for first neu'
tenant in his company. Lieutenant Hart also passed
the Board for first lieutenant.
rho 30 EatteN had it, Christmas reception at the
arnory Wa,hin -tOn-avc ard Dean 81. on the evening
of December - There no drlll before the recep-
non. Because it holiday week Captain Rasquiu
concluded to relieve his OF that duty. The bat
iery will have reception each month hereafter. and in
each case a du all piecede the reception The COM
mitCe which anIed the afiic of Mouday night con.
sisted of Lieutenant Ii. H. Royce, Corporal j. ID. V.
Co.m:u. Cop raj L. VI. Ncheison. and PrVdtes Alea
Moore ard :. y MAYNARD.
The non-comm,- ioned officer, 4 the ATTN ReGmens
had a drill! Oh Wednesday evening in preparation for
the reception to b. held With the Dewitt Clinton Com.
mandery on January IA Both bodies Of men will drill
AMI "A dance and concert viii follow.
Major steen, and Captains Norris. Mutt and Grain
are the delegate, Of the 18th Regiment The annual
convent on of the National Guard at Albany the last
nf the month. The altcrsfcs are LeutenafS Sudges.
Klein, Noble apd Toby.
First Lieutenant l.. II. Harding. IT.. N Company
C. l4th Regiment, Is now in command Of Company b,
pending the election OF a captair.
Ex-Captain and Captan.clect r. H. Mitchell. u
COMPANY +. ltth Regiment. who is 10 succeed Cap.
tain harlow will assume command in a few DAYS.
Company !, 18th Regiment had an entertainment
AT the armory on TUESDAY ght.
First Lieutenant Alexander Barne, jr.. has retired
from the I4th Regiment after serving tlnrty-three