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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05
How to PreYent Cronn.

!. We have two children who are sub
ject to attacks of Group. Whenever
an attack is coming on my wife gives
them Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and it always prevents the attack. It
is household necessity in this coun-
ty and no matter what else we run out
Of, It would not do to be without
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. More
Of it is sold here than Of all other
cough medicines combined.-J. NJ,
NICKLE, OF Niokle Bros, merchants,
Nickleyille, Pa. For sale BIZ Hill
Orr Drug Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05
Unappreclated.

Perhaps few experiences of life are
harder to bear than when an appeal to
another out of the fullness of one 8
heart is received with an utter lack Of
sympathy. Such situation is por-
trayed by the biographer of the Rev.
S. G. Malan.
A dishonest gardener had received
notice of discharge, and after an un-
successful attempt to vindicate his
character by plausible platitudes, said
mournfully to the vicar:
"Ah, sir, you will miss me before
I be gone half an hour!''
II shan't mind that, answered Mr..
Malan, cheerfully. eff 1 don't miss
anything else !"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05
TAX NOTICE.

1NllE books for the collection of State
Il and County Taxes will be open from
Oct Is. 1898, until Dec. 81, 1893, inclusive.
For the convenience Of Tax Payers
will a1ah,ema attend at sst the following places:
aDI1wI, Mo1nt Hi,rS sa1M9oday Madd OCT; Ct, To- 1898.
Piedmont, Tuesday, Oct. 49,.
Pelzer, Wednesday, Oct. 10.
Honea Patb, Tuesday, Oct. %, from
Cooks, Wednesday. Oct. 2G, from a. m.
to 2 p. m.
On other days will be at Anderson.
Rate Of Tax Levy as follows:
State lax. ax....................... mills
ordinary yCOunty............. 3 mills
constitutional SCHOOL,. mills
SSpeciai Eosq q:...;..;..;;...". ;; l mill
IOtai... .............................l3 l3 mills
An additional levy of ) mills has been
made for Hunter School District for
School purposes, making total levy in
that District l6 mills.
The new State Constitution requires all
males between twenty one and sixty
years of age, except those incapable Of
earning a support, from being maimed.
or from other cause, and those who served
in the war between the States, to paw a
poll tax of ono dollar.
Al male persons between tho ages of
eighteen and fifty years, who are able to
work roads, or cause them to be worked,
except school trustees, studenta in Collie
Ges, preachers who have charge of con-
Eregations, and persons who served in
the war between the States, are liable to
10 ROAD duty. and in lieu Of work may
pay tax OF ono dollar, to be collected at
the same time the other taxes are collect
ed l.. II. BROWN,
co..,, ,oos County T-easurer.
sept Ii, lSJS. IL
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-05

= Shc-Does the fact that l have
money make any difference to you,
dearest? He-Of course it does, my
own. 1t is such comfort to know
that if l should die you would be pro-
vided for. She-But suppose / should
die? He-Then 1 would be provided
for.
Old fashions in dress may be re-
vived, but no old-fashioned medicine
can replace Chamberlain Collie and
Diorrhon Remedy. For sale by Hill
Orr Drug co.
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N NOTICE 3

ALL parties who owe the
firm of Bleckley e. Fretwell
on account, or for Mules,
Wagons, Buggies or other
wise, are hereby notified that
the amount they owe must be
settled up promptly this FALL.
as this is the last year that I
have to settle up the affairs of
the firm.
Your prompt attention to
this Notice will be apprecia-
ted. JOS. J. FRETWELL,
Survivor.
Sept IA, 1895 70
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.
IN The undersigned, Executor
ofthe Estate ofSallie Fl. Dawson, deceat ed,
hereby gives notice that he will on
the 18th day of October. 1898, apply to
the Judge of Probate for Anderson Coun.
ty for Final Settlement Of said Estate
and a discharge from his Office as Executor.
Sept II, 1893 Io S
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~ Sosae men are SO digni6ed that
they never unbend until they are dead
broke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12

meetings and deliver speeches. but his time Is
taken up bv so many details that he will he able
TO attend only few of them
Mr. MARS is one of the best-known and most
uopular Young men OF Westchester County, having
been born in Greenburg Township thrty-two years
ago He is the son of the late John D. MARS, ana
after spending his early days IN his native town
went to St Paul's School. in Concord y. H. where
he was prepared for Harvard After being gradu-
ated from Harvard in the class OF SO he took a
POSTGRADUATE course in the Harvard Law School.
Mr. MARS did not engage actively in practice. out
became associated with the firm OF Thompson 81
MARS bankers Of No SO Broad-st. this city, OF
which he is stin a member. He is a member OF the
Union and Racquet clubs. governor OF the Ards
ley and Knolwood Country clubs, and a member OF
several other organizations
Last year Mr. MARS was a candidate for AS
sembly in the lid Westchester District. and car
red the Westchester end. but defeated by the
Tammany organization in City Island and the An
ncXed District.
BY a coincidence his opponent last year, William
J. Graney. has been nominated by the Democrats
TO run against him for Senator This year. how
ever the district is much larger, and the present
conditions indicate that the county of Westchester
will go Republican. Then, too, there are many
Democrats who supported Mr.. Graney last year
who will for Mr.. Mairs for Senator.
Mr.. MARS is "A man of excellent character. and is
well qualified to represent his district in the Sen
ate He Is respected by all classes, and especially
is this true Of neighbOrhoOd in which he lives,
Irvingon- on he Hudson lie Is a sterling Repub
lican conscientious and thorough, and his nominal
ton has added material strength 10 both the State
and county tickets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
BROOKLYN NEWS IN BRIEF.

The trustees Of the Disciplinary Training School
for Boys. at meeting in the Borough Hall yester-
day, bitterly criticised the action of Police Mass-
Bristow, who. the statement of John Hines,
an inmate of the school, issued warrant for the
arrest OF Superintendent Sumwalt. Of the school.
charging him with cruelty The trustees Yesterday
resolved ask the Corporation Counsel 10 have
Police Magistrate Bristow's course reviewed by the
Supreme Court.
did get their medals when the general presenta
tion took place in the 23d Regiment Armory. two
weeks ago. received them from the Citizens Com
mittee yesterday afternoon at the Navy Yard.
William Berri. ex-Mayors Schieren and Wurster.
Colonel George a. Price and others were present
Albert Johnson president OF the Nassau Electric
Railroad. will sail for Europe Saturday. the
Campania. for a three months trip
Justice Wilmot NJ. Smith has given decision In
the Supreme Court that Nassau County
tablished legally. The decision was In a friendly
suit brought to deternlinc the legality of the
establishing The county.
The crew OF the cruiser Brooklyn will present to
the Brooklyn Letter Carriers on Sunday a war
souvenir express the thanks Of the sailors for the
service Of the carriers in supplying reading
in the war The gift is buoy found in the harbor al
Guantanamo.
The Republican General Committee OF Kings
County Endorsed the Republican State ticket and the
pa torn at an enthusiastic meeting held in the
Johnston Building last evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
1rRsDAY. OCTOBER 10.
SHIPPING NEWS.
PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY. OCT. II. ls9
ARRIVED

PORT OF NEW YoRK-TUBsDAY. OCT. H. 1898
ARRIVED.
Mo0soan r n5a9 s. aiES S c sfRem and g
steerage passengers Austin BALDWIN Co Arrived at
''s ,is oa@ a. s,1a a. sp.nes vsns seP,mssr
s ape Bar Trif at 10 4 10 vim io 9de to Sa'O''
steamer As sT Ia Fren,z Santos segtemssr II
F2 %An E an ana arrived e at the Bar at 40 m
81 & Mare D sna Gona naive Is
80 Aux caves October Prince 2 Per, de >, Paly
p CLYDE & Co Arrived at n, Bar 4:lo IN.
y s Of to- 5STs s.
steamer old pomin,oq rspey NoTton o. wn mdse and
steamer Aller Ger. Ncrieh, Genoa September 20
cabin and siS seerage passengers Oerichs Co. Ar
''E sand Is HOOK j. Oct H. $50 -wind southwest
steamer Amos .Bp; Lund sayannla september 2s
with mdse and Is cabin passengers 70 PIN Forwood s.
steamer cherokee. Pennnson Jacksonville October S
and Charleston Q. with mdse and passengers y William
SAILED
Liverpool: Evandale cir Wilmington. Kaiser Wilhelm
der Crosse Ger. Bremen and southampton. Washington
Princes An9s N9fSk and SswPor, News
quin Charleston Jacksonville. Kansas city sayan-
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
vepGo & 2 lA r Rv sea@ Ts~ T9HS @ Thomas
Southampton. oct ii-Salled Bcgenland (Belg)
Thompson New York and passed Hurst Castle az 100
PM
Lizard li-Passed Marquette tBr, Jacob
New-York fot London, Pennsylvans (G-r. splieit
Ham OF
Tory Island Oct li-Passed. steamer Nebrc.
(Brl. Park. York for Glasgow
Scily. oct lPassed steamers Lain Gen. Pohie. New
Southampton and Bremen. Deutschland Ger
schierhorst New York for Rotterdam, Ecam Dutch
Brunsns. New-York for Amsterdam.
Gothcnbure. Oct SAILED. steamer Christine Dan,
Larsen New-loTk
Rotterdam oct. arrived. steamer He.ios CGer JAMS
sen New York
Boulogne oct. ii-Arriyed steamer Rotterdam Dutch
vaa der Zee. New-York tor Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
MoTNT VERNON.

A large number of well-known people auenoeo
the wedding OF Miss Emily A. Evans OF TINS CITY, 10
Charles Edmund Rafferty, Of Anderson mo- IN the
First Methodist Episcopal church last evening
brother-in-law OF the bride the Rev T. r
Phreaner OF Manchester. Conn, ofhciated assisteo
nv the Rev George c. Peck. pastor OF the churen
'rbe maid OF honor Amy X. Lepage ana ST.
rhen Even Evans, brother Of the bride was oes i
man There were also three little mower SlrIs aIlo
y rage The ushers were John ID. g. Lepaee
Charles Bayles Howard Hull and William See!ey,
After the ceremony a reception was gwen at IN, tne
ONE of the brides parents. Mr.. ana Mrs. Stepnen
T Evans at No 1876 Stevens-ave MI Kanery Is
sunerlntcndent of tue Metropolitan Life lnsurafnce
Company at Anderson; Ind. and me COUPE Mss es
an extended tour. will live in that CITY. MISE
Evans Is well known in this city. and was unu
recently president OF the local Young women
Christian Temperance Union. 1870. ,..., IVA
The assessors have Just closed tnelF nea!tte 60
report that the roll will be shghtly greaor ,r osin
iast wear the increase being represented prnclpay
by new buildings and improvements. The persona
tax is less than that Of 1881 The real ann per
sonai ,9xes last year were about s2a5OOWn- 10
which about SEES 900 has been added this year me
tax rate will not be determined until next APRIL
and The collection will begin about May J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
WESTCHESTER COUNTY.
YONKERS.


The Common Council met on Monday evening
and transacted considerable business. Commits
sioner Cooper submitted plans and specifications
for the regulating and grading Of Riverdale-ave
from Cuyer-st TO the south line of the city. he
was also Instructed 10 prepare plans for the
uacadamizng OF Warburton-ave. from the END or
the asphalt 10 the city line. When this improves
ment is made and the bridges erected near Hast
ings the drive over the Warburton-ave. extension
will be one Of the best in the city. The Mayor
nominated David Chambers for appointment as In
spector of Engineers and Steam Boilers. and Frank
II Connolly and w. s Houghton as Examiners S OF
Engineers. The nomination were connrnleo' y ne
contract for grading Willow-st. from OAK fidCe
south and for grading Suydam Place from >ep
perhan-ave 10 Madison was awarded 70
Kearns Doran. Thomas Grady received the con
tract for grading Randolph-st. from South Broad
way TO Western.sve. - .-,, ~
the 4th Separate Company has been appointed ny
Governor Black Inspector of Rifle Pracuce TOT 'n7
18th Battalion. ,,s poo.
Club held us monthly meeting on Monday even,
ing The Entertainment Committee was olrect s
10 make arrangements for dinner 70 9s gwen toa
The junior eight which Won me Mio1!o miftes
reported that the season would open tnls eVeiine
In the summer the alleys were overhauIeo anu
placed in excellent condition Friday nsh,s nave rye
,orted that nine hundred miles more had heeh
rowed the season Just closed than in the previous
season. ,..,.... MOI
general meeting of the Woman.s !nsa,c'e N, has
been called for this afternoon at $50 O'Clock hre'
addresses will be made by Miss Butler. inc pIesI,
dent and others. on the work OF the year socia
hour will follow the business session ,,, ..
.he Red Cross will be held this forenoon at >
O'clock at the Woman's Institute in Palisade-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
COURT or APPEALS DECISIONS.
AN IMPORTANT RULING CoNCERNING THE SALE
OF PRIsoN-MADE GOODS

AN IMPORTANT RULING CoNCERNING THE SALE
OF PRIsOS-MADE GOODS.
Albany Oct 1.-THE Court % Appeals has de-
cided that to sell prison-made goods from other
States unlabelled is not a crime. Samuel X. Haw-
kins indicted by the Grand Jury Of Broome
County for having in his possession scrubbing-
brushes which he offered to sell. without any
mark. brand label thereon TO Cornelius E Con-
nelly at Binghamton, and which had been manu-
featured at the pententiary AZ Cleveland To this
indictment defendant nterposed demurrer the
ground that the facts stated in the indictment do
not constitute a crime At a special term. Justice
Lyon allowed the demurrer and judgment there
on The people appealed from this order. but the
Third Appellate Division affirmed the judgment.
and now the Court Of Appeals decides that the
under which this indictment is found is un-
constitutional
The following other decisions handed down
to-day by the Court Of Appeals.
Franklin Bank Note Company ast Mackey-Mo-
ton for reargument granted.
Sdwel agt Greg, HenriGues 81 al agt. Merriam
Osborn Memorial Home Association. impleadcd;
Dutton agt. Smith. executor, ~ al: New York.
I.aCkaWanna and Western Railway Company agt.
the Erie Railroad Company Motions TO dismiss ap-
poals granted and appeals dismissed. with costs
Baker ~ al agt Baker II al Motion 10 dismiss
appeal granted and appeal dismissed without costs
pany in application Of Biddle-Motion to dismiss
appeal denied. without costs
The calendar for Wednesday. October ~ Nos
572. 573. 1875 400 $50. SIC. III and 57s.
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M 2 S!i ID s 81 ? 55 fa S i 1871 i2 c 1925 3 55
25s5 22sO 1895 ?s2 POL 252i 3D. case gnsh Ro
stave JCauses be sent from Part III for trial Case
SUPREME Court-Trial Term-Part v-Betore Dugro. J.
auses 70 he sent fIm Part ~ toI Iri egerch
Clauses he sent from Part III for Trial Case IN
hnished ~, r.. d.. ~, p.,,ro no,cb
sg95sI les, s567 2 ies 22 2s 2s5s 1894 i5
14s2i 2757 1870 1928 l64s. 276 22l3, 1854 1855 1910
22s5. 2ls6 22'S W. li6f looz' <4''' Ioo' 'uuse "
Supreme Court-Triai TermPart vIII-Befare Beck
man J.-Causes be sent from Part VII for trial.
Supreme Courr-Tria Term-Part Tx-Befofe Glider
sleeve Causes 10 be sent from Part VII for triai
sg,rerns Cour,LTria Term-Part X-Betore Mac
Lean Causes to be sent from Part VII for trial.
Supreme Court-Trial Term--Part XI-Adjourned Tor
supreme cour-Tria Term-Part YIG-Before Nc
Adam. Causes 70 be sent from preferred calendar lot
Surrogate Arnold s,f fsSH
% 1Rfn' Sza iOo RotRsehd Kate ssbrauSE CHARLES
TnEben Joseph KusT AnqEeT or B1aa 59g. Samuel rgS
Aaron V. Velden. at II a m; Isaac Hendrix Emily
9lrT6gae's Court-Tral Term-Bet9re Fitzgerald. s.
Court opens at 1870 a. m; No day calendar -.
city court-specis Term-Be.ore olcott. Court
cry court-Trial Term-Part before oDwyer, i
NOS $50 2256 lo2 1874. i@l $685. 5os $50 62l
1851 1859 1883 1854 1855 1886 1897. 1885 1889. 1850,
city cour-Trial Ternl-Part H-Betore Mccarthy J.
Nos 1l5s 1905 1924 l2s5 1903 HIS 1880, 1914 1929,
Isl. i Gs$ 6sS iGS4 i6Ss 1856 iGS7 1855 iSso 1891
1892 Case unfinished ..,
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1898 1861 1862 1893 1864 1865 iG,5s 1866 1907, 1865,
ie9 1910 1911 1872 1873, 1874. 1915 1915 1911 1918.
coaTa .T@Pars I 70; Conan 2Gis Ia
55o6 1900 5o75 $3.50 5772 57is 1858. 300 1886
+467. Dill Clear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
SING SING.

The funeral OF Miss Bessie Foshay daughter OF
NJ and Mrs 7 B. Foshay will take place this
afternoon at 9:3o o'clock at the home or her
parents No A South Hshland-ave.. the Rev Dr.
7 q Price and the Rev. James A. McWillams
oaiciating Burial will be In Dale Cemetery Miss
Foshay died on Sunday last after a long Illness
She was twenty-one years old.
i, handsome village cubroom has been fitted up
nv The Sing Sing Yacht Club at Main and Spring
Sis which will be the headquarters Of TINS organ an
izaton in the time its fee Is out OF CO inhssloh pe
tween November ! and May of each year -,
The first DAYS for registration in ms village VIII
he next Friday and Saturday, and the last Two
dsvs Friday and Saturday of next week FeI-
so1al registration is necessary in this village ls
nomination bringing il within that requirement OF
the law. -. ..,,,h 90 UyaVsr
ave- with asphalt brick is going on faVoraDly An
ATTEMPT is TO be made 70 induce the trustees 20
nave with the same material the square az tne
Junction ~ Main and Spring SITS at cost OF ABOUT
$50 and allow the same to run over INTO next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
NEu STEAMSHIP LINE TO san FRANCISCO.

San Francisco Oct 1.-THE Chronicle says:
"son Francisco is 70 have another direct steamer
communication with South American markets on
both the west and east coasts The Chargeurs
Reunis one OF the largest Of the French steamship
companies is 10 establish line OF steamers be
tween this port. Mazatlan. Acapulco. Gnayaquil.
Callao Valparaiso Montevideo Liverpool. Havre
and possibly Belgian port The steamer Will ar
rive next March and thereafter monthly service
Is 10 be maintained between san Francisco ana
I,vernool and stoppaees at the above mentioned
places. A Frasee. representing the company VINO
Is In this city says ne has received much "ncour-
aeement from merchants. and declares the line Will
be put into operation as soon as possible. he
adds: For service I'm the Pacific the company has
now under construction three steamers. which viii
have a length OF 373 feet each and a carrying ca
pacity Of SIX thousand tons EACH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
Court CALENDARS FOR TODAY.

Appellate Divsion-Supreme Court-Before Van Brunt.
p J Patterson. 'Bren. ln2raham Mclaughlin u
"A. a. so oG i02
supreme Couri-Specisl Term-Par I--Before smyth.
J.--Motlon calendar called ~ "a 80 m
Supreme court-Special Term-Part II-Before Freed-
man. Court opens 1880 m TX parie matters
Supreme Court-Spccial Torm-Pau IfI-Befor- Daly.
divorces: Nos 215 20.3 90G2. 2062 2oe4 20s5 o06a
$3.50 :osi 2oS2 2Dsa 2osi. 2os5 lIis. Clear
Supreme cour-Special Tcrm-Part IV--Bcf0re I1ugh-
lin LAW and fact Nos 1891 1870 1.5i 1854 i5gi
1851 o63 1897. 1919. 1888 laa5. 1893 1870 1916 i5?S
Supreme court-specisi Term-Pau v-Tefoie Cohen.
J.Causes 10 pc sent from Part " for Cases IN
finished
Supreme Court-spccial Tcrm-Part VI-Before lnsct-
on, Jr. Motions 10 be from Special Term Part
supreme Cour-speci'l Term-Par vII-Befo Pryor.
Elevated railroad cases clear
supreme court Trial Term-Part II-Bcfor~ TruaA. =
Preferred causes Nos 1912 5Gs7 512N 800 at3i
1923. $3.50 $500 53os 5i5s 5S47 $40 533g 57i2
$751;. 5l52 1922 G7el CaGi 7O73 Gear 49,
Supreme Court-TTiai Tegm-Part III-Delore Scott J,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
TANNERIES LIKELY TO BE CLOSED.

II is generally reported that the United States
Leather Company will soon close many OF its tan
neries in the East and South. the reason assigned
being that the price OF hides too high compared
with the price Of leather Nothing could be learned
yesterday concerning the matter at the Offices Of
the company. Chicago hides quoted at
II 10 y cents pound and South American hides
l4ia TO le cents Shoe manufacturers and tan
ners are carrying heavy stocks Of leather. which
under the prevailing conditions they dis
pose OF profitable figures. The closing of part
all Of It's one hundred tanneries BY the Leather
Company would be welcomed By the trade. and not
a few Of the outside tanners would probably also
shut down their establishments for awhile II is
argued that the closing OF a large number of tan
nories for few months would lessen the de-
mand for hides that the price would decline 10 a
reasonable point, and would at the time
able the tanners 10 market their present large
plus stock. Several years ago the United States
Leather Company closed its tanneries for four
months. the result being a drop In the price of
hides from IL 10 cents pound.
Customs oiicials seen yesterday denied that there
had been any increase In the invoice valuation OF
common" hides imported from Mexico and the
Central and South American countries. They de-
clared that the fault. IL there any, lay In the
manner In which invoices from those countries
voices were made out on the basis OF the silver
per currency Of the countries from which the
hides came In other instances they made
out all three bases paper. silver and gold This
naturally created great confusion. and worked ap-
parent hardship TO the importer, but the real fault
the exporters and the financial systems of the var
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
DEvERY's PROTEST REFERRED

The Police Board yesterday considered a letter
from Chief OF Police Devery regarding his request
that the Commissioners determine whether not
the deputy superintendent Of elections for the
metropolitan district would violate Section go OF
the charter by using the clubs and shields made
for them az he says the clubs and shields are sim
liar 70 those in use by the police The Board
also considered letter from Superintendent Nc
Cullagh. I'm which he said he would require n
place OF detention for any arrested for any
Violation or for attempted violation Of the elections
law when the courts closed He asked the
co-opera ton OF the Board TO such place
him Both letters were referred 10 the Committee
on Rules and Discipline They Will probably be
acted upon at the meeting Of the Board this after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-10-12
NETWORK CITY.

The attachment against the New-York Wool
Warehouse Company Of No 2e0 West Broadway,
obtained on October by II. P. Campbell q Co.
for s2664. settled yesterday. Deputy Sheriff
Roberts having received a check for the amount.
The New-York City office of the superintendent
OF St Johnand has been changed to No. AZ West
Twenteth-st. (parish-house Of the Church Of the
Holy Communion) Hereafter the office hours will
be from 10 10 70 every Thursday morning ST. john
land is homo for children and aged men at Kings
Park. Long Island.
The American Pet Dog Club will meet az the
Waldorf Astoria to-day at o'clock Action will
be taken regarding the clubs bench show, TO be
held Thanksgiving week
The fifteenth annual meeting Of the New-York
State Medical ASSOCIATE lion will be held on October
Is 10 and 20 at Mott Memorial Hall The morning
sessions will begin AT 10 o'clock the afternoon
sons at . o'clock and the evening sessions at 7.@o