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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

IMPORTED WINES.
xxx French Brandy, quart bottles, reg.
liar price was 81. This Brandy was sold
at Newport News 10 pay duty. we pouBnt
90 cases, ga; and it's Jim danay. 75c
Fine Holland d,,npt Can. .ni'. WIN Az. 4Oc
eIDsSD GA R Sss T Suass original 7Sc
Home Made Blackberry Brandy IcC
per quart ........ :...;...:.....;... %
5o1 mounds Honeyshuck Smoking 1SC
Tobacco, 1-pound bag ........." 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,

oIf, NTs-REIIABLE. ENERGETIC
Men 10 sell cur High-Grsde Lubricating
Olls and Greases on commission. either
exclusively or as side line, locally ~. or
travelling. THE CLEVELAND hEriN-
ING COMPANY. Cleveland. o.: s,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

HABANA, November 10, 1s9s-The mail
steamer Yilaverde. on which General
Campos sailed for home. starts for Spain
to-day, having General Blanco and stan
officers on board Officers and soldiers
left behind will hold a farewell demon
stration in honor Of their General
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,

sTENoGRAPHER. MUST BE EFF
Gent and rapid; one capable OF doing other
office work $50 per month at start. Ad-
dress Y care Dispatch. no lO-Th&Sun2t'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

TENANT FOR a SUITE OF FIVE UN-
furnished Rooms, with all modern con-
yenIences, suitable for housekeeping; In
thorough repair. Also, one Furnished
Room, suitable for one or two gentlemen.
Apply 213 east Clay street. no l3-lt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED.

A SUCCESSFUL TEACHER AND
Stenographer wants a SITUATION IN a
family. Qualifications and references
given on application. Address Miss
WHTTWORTH, Paineville. Va. no 13-l'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

YOUNG MEN TO OCCUPY NICELY
Furnished Room. with board. Good table
fare. Table boarders also desired. Cali
or address GA north Seventh street:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED.

sAIEsMFN: BRIGHT MEN, EVERY
where. new line specialties; sell to mer-
chants only: immense demand; easily
make $50 weekly; salary or comfnission;
costly sample free. Address FACTORY.
station r. Philadelphia. oc 3-SunSt'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,
WANTED.

TO EXCHANGE A FARM IN ABOUT
four miles OF Amelia Courthouse for small
city property. Box l5s, city. no BIT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED.

BY EXPERIENCED, SETTLED WHITE
Woman, place as Nurse. Wishes to take
charge of baby. Address NURSE; care
Dispatch. no l0-ll-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,
WANTED,

TO DO WASHING FOR A SMALL
family or a lady and gentleman. Apply
at No. 5o6 Catherine street. no 1917,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
DEWEY CHOP TEA.

It's delicious flavor cannot BE- found this
side Of China. where 1t was selected for
our customers.
Per pound. zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
opIUu MORPHINE, WHIsKEY.

IF INTERESTED IN THE CURE OF
thece habits. write for my book on these
diseases, mailed free. b. NJ. WOOLLEY.
NJ D.. Atlanta. Ga. ~ l0-Su26t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,

EVERY ONE WHO Is TROUBLED AND
worried with that aggravating cough 70
try the Cherokee Cough Drops and get
relief and rest. cents per box at all
drugstores and confectionaries. BE cure
and get the Cherokee. and you will rot
be disappointed Trade supplied by all
wholesale druggists. no 13-2t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,

TO SELL A VERY SUPERIOR YOUNG
Holstein Cow and Calf. Apply to DR..
SHEPPARD. Broad-Strert road, near
FAIRGROUNDS. no Bit
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN TO
occupy Large Room, with first-class
board Terms very moderate. liz south
Third street. Also. Table Boarders.
no l3-lt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

TO A RESPONSIBLE TENANT. WHO
will take possession at once. | Will offer
No. 4 east Clay street preserving back
parlor) at a bargain. Rooms are newl,
papered and kalsomined, and place Is ir
good condition. Address Lock-Box Is
Ashland. Va, or n. W. Bowe. city.
no i3-tt
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

WALLPAPER.
ROOMS PAPERED FOR SM SEND
rosta Tor samples. Address MILES
care Dispatch no i5-lts
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
WANTED,

OLD GOLD AND SILVER. HIGHEST
cash prices paid, or will give watches,
jeweIry, Or SLY s!yerwa p ew eIiSnsnse
6u east Broad street, Richmond, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

Cleaning. 81: Main Springs, 81: Twenty
wears experience. WILLIAM TOBlEN,
JR.. ps east Broad street. All work guar
ont..d snectacles and Eyeglasses 25c.
oc Insult
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13
SPECIAL SALE OF AMERICAN c
GLASS.

Beautiful Handled Olive or
BCnbon Dishes for csc.
Cut-Glcss Fruit or Ice-Cream Saucers,
4qc each.
large Cut-CHass Flower Vases. SIC.
Handsome Cut-Glass Bowls at S31S,
Si75. IS, $780, $50. $40, 81, and SIS
each.
Cu,-tuass Water Bottles. S.4S each.
FROM 10 TO IL O'CLOCK
l0) Cut-Glass Flower Vases, usually 81,
l.r oln aach.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-11-13

TO HIRE A GOOD. STOUT WhITE
Boy. One that Is not afraid OF wo1
Must have good reference. Apply at
SIS IL north Twenty-seventh street;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
WATER WORKS CONTRACT SUSTAINED.
REPORT OF THE WHITE PLAINS COMMISSIONERS
CONFIRMED BY JUSTICE KEoGH

REPORT OF THE WHITE PLAINS COMMISSIONERS
CONFIRMED BY JUSTICE KEoGH
Justice Keogh yesterday handed down decision
in the petition Of the Board Of Water Commission
ers Of White Plains acquire certain real property
In the town In which the following corporations or
persons are Interested; The Westminster County
Water works Company. the New-York and White
Plains Suburban Water-works Company. the
Farmers Loan and Trust Company. William L.
Banks and Sarah S Banks. his wife
Joseph F. DAILY. William Emmett and William
n Wright were the commissioners appointed to APP
praise the property. They made their report and
the Justice has just confirmed IT, after a protest oy
the defendant owners Of the works.
The proceeding was begun to acquire the water
works property on July /, 1856 the village OF
White Plains and the water company entered into
an agreement which. among other things. con-
tanned a provision that the village reserved the
right AZ the expiration of five years from the date
Of the completion Of he works and at the explra-
tion Of every FIVE years thereafter to purchase tne
work. as they may then exist by glVlns 10 irle
coIrpany one years notice of Intention ana PAYNE
to the company the appraised value. Inc amour.
TO be so paid to be determined by nhree per SUr
in the Interest or employ OF the vlage or con
pany. and the valuation of the appraisers IN no no
case exceed the cost OF me works more IMAM w
II was contended on behalf of the village through
out All the proceedings that under this proceeding
the compensation awarded the water COMPANY w
tho commissioners should he limited to the cost OF
constructing the works and that IN no case Slou!l
the commissioners exceed that sum more than ~
per cent. The water company cohtenden thaI tle
com rnssionerg should award II a sum equal 10 the
present market value of It's property. irrespective
Of the contract Of July 1856. taking into consdera
tion every element which contributed 10 us Value,
including its earnings and IT'S tranchse ana 20 ihls
sum counsel for the company claimed II Is emitted
whether IL exceeds the of construction or not
The commissioners adopted the rule and theory
cortendei foT on behalf OF the village ana mace
their award IN accordance herewith. ~,
The report is confirmed and provisions for allow
ances to the amount allowed by the statute may De
Inserted In the ORDER The amount allowed 10 be
Maid nv the plaintiff the owners OF the water
works Is S102 2os -, . ..,. J.. ~.
This report and decision VIII be fought IN inc
courts In ar effort 70 have it set ASIDE on ue pa
NJ Inc water works company and the trust com
panv The latter, II Is said. mas mortgage vi
The nlant for more than S2OOOOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
WORKERS.


The September meeting Of the Board o. water
Commissioners was held OF Thursday night III
Manor Hail. with all the Commissioners present
During August S9,563.3H gallons Of water hau peeh
pumped from the Grassy Sprain Reservoir; sixteen
taps were made in the month. making the to'ai
number TO date 4.34s The receipts from ihe,e %
rates were $3.50 The rainfall In August WAS 80
inches , ,.a ror,a
owing to the necessity of transferring tne sanle
with the Cardiffs from to-day till Monday; Mali
ager Kaiser OF the Hollywood Inn baseoaH .ea, am
was without n team for today. Yesterday ne az
ranged game with the Murray Hi basepan cruz,
This club comes with the reputation OF p..ns a
strong one. II has defeated the Emeralds, iaIIso
towns and Vernon Athletic Club. ana goou game
is expected. 49, - ,,o,ua
The Rev Dr. Hobart, OF the Warburton Avehu ns
Baptist Church, In beginning the eleventh yea, ..
his passionate of the church has issued snort
letter to the members OF the congregation, ufglhs
a wider field Of usefulness in the future than ever
before Among his topics for septemh,er srron5
Coming and The Damnaion Of He'll 49,, -
Yonkers Council Royal Arcanum, enjoyed
moonlight sail on Thursday night - 49,,
Owing the intense heat the mills OF the . HIex
ander Smith q Sons Carpet Company were cioseu
yesterday at noon for the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03

=, o,.-.,,,. =, hi. home: taken TO Hudson street
Hospital Hos Gui'''''' ~ '' 90,
8, vs st asfaS SsS'. and o'''
KLEIN Jacob .or:y-one years old Of No 3iS Esss
tourth-st.: taken Flower Hospital
YxoIIEn Henry twenty ,eats old Of No A Franklin.
st.: overcome at his home taken TO hudson street
Lynch James F.. fifteen years old messenger hoy Of
No 22o East onchundred and sr oDsFGI oa
at No. 100 wster-s' taken to hudson street Nus
INQUIRE John ,hynyc years old Of s Mo- s sS.n has 50
Bellevue Hospital.
MGHEooR wears Oh s5 No. ttS Kas'
ssn 70 INT eso gssTSGHf nospa ~
MHENHY. Charles twenty eight old Of No 80, 0s
R-aasuSy ,sken 20 St. Vincent Hospital
MlNTYRE James forty years oS OF No. taken axe 1o Belle
Dorothy hiTsye a. Cs Of MS 2 sken o
Bellevue Hospital
MITCHELL ,wen'ytwo year: old s Of no AZ, ss
TreaanaT dS9n to HUDSON street Hospital
MOORE Andrew hlrty-nye years old. living in West West
River; taken to Bellevue Hospital
MULvEY James. thirty years old; OF No 90 GanseVoor'
St: overcome his home. and attended there
NOLAN Patrick twenty-nne years old overcome at his
Presbyterian Hospital.
tesnrh st overcome at r'orty-nintr-st Avenue
A.. tIken Presbyterian Hospital
POWERS James, twenty-four years old a. No $50
priggs-aye. Brooklyn. overcome in city Hall PARK
recovered and sent home.
RAssETTE. Victor thiriy-four years Old. Of No 81
West Houson,st.: overcome at his home; taken to
81. Vincent's Hospital.
REGAIN Matthew. Of No 427 East Fifty nnth-st over
at Fifty secondst and the Boulevard taken 10
Flower Hospital
REILLY. Mary. forty years Old OF No. 1913 John-st
Jersey CITY: overcome at No 40 West Thirty second
taken New-Yori Hospital
SIBBOLI, Joseph nftythree years cd living at Beach
taken Hudson Street Hospital
fOr'y
One hundred and-hfth-st. overcome at No Broad
way, taken 10 Hudson Street Hospital
UNnp,RHI,I. Henry twenty-five wears old driver Of
No. l02 Dupon-st.. Greenpoint. overcome at thirty
ninh-st. and East River, taken 10 Bellevue Hospital
WALTON. GUS. forty-one years old Of No BIZ East
One-hundred- four eeDth-st overcome ut No 500
Est Seventy -ninth-st.. taken 10 the Presbyterian
Hospital
WHITE JAMES OF no 20 West Twenty-eishth st
overcome at Fifty. nrth-st. and Thrd-ave. taken TO
the Flower Hospital
wIsNET. FRANK, twenty-egh' years Old Of no -
Amsterdan,-ave.: overcome Church and Fulton SITS
taken to Hudsoa Street Hospital.
YOUNG. CHARLES, twenty years old Of No iss East
One-hundred- and fourh-St overcome at home taken
Hudson Street Hospital
Unknown man. thirty OLD truck driver; overc9Ioe
in front Of NJ. 326 Lexnston-ave taken to Belle
Hospital
Unknown thirty-nine old overcome AT Pier
No. so East River. taken to Bellevue Hospital
Unknown man. about foIty-ivc Old overcome at
No. II Thomas taken 10 Hudson Street Hospital
unknown man about nfty years 1d driving ,Tuos
City: overcome at Twenty ninh-st. and East River
Bellevue Hospital
Unknown twentyeight old: overcome In front
OF No 1.47s Third-a,e.; taken 10 the Presbyterian
Unknown about forty years old dark COMPLEXION
and clothing; overcome Forty-eshth- and Ninth
ave. taken TO Roose; cit Hospital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
NEW-YOPX CITY.

The Rev Dr. Samuel F. Uphan,. who IS to &C.
cupy the pulpit Of s.. Pauls Methodist Episcopal
Church West End-ave. and Eighty-sixtf-st. dur
ing the month Of September. is professor OF pas
toral theology in Drew Theological Seminary,
morning only the first two Sundays of this month.
after which he will conduct services morning and
evening.
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev Dr. George T. Purves, of Princeton Theologi-
cal Seminary will preach tomorrow at II a. m.
and D. nj Before going TO Princeton DR.. Purves
was pastor of large Presbyterian church In Pitts
burg for years. He is recognized popular
preacher at Princeton, where he breaches regu-
larry to the students, both Of the seminary and
University.
c. c. Shayne and family have closed their coun-
try home The Naples Galway. near Saratoga.
for the season. and have returned 70 their city
home No $50 West End-ave. Mr.. Shayne returns
earlier than usual in order to devote all the time
possible to the Commerce Commission
The protracted term Of hot and humid weather
has caused much suffering In the tenement-house
districts. and the New-YorH Association for I'm
demands upon II for relief. Many OF dis
tress on account OF the war have also been aided
by the association. These have been caused by
lack Of work and the presence Of the men OF the
families at tho front. Both causes have made a
severe drain upon the associations resources, and
IL asks for help Checks should be made payable
10 Warner Van Norden. treasurer. and sent 10 the
association. at No 10j Eas. Twenty second-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
MOUNT VERNON.

The Aldermen will have special hearing IN the
Common Council Chamber tonight on the apphca-
lions of the Wesichcster Electric Company ana the
New-York, Westminster and Connecticut traction
Company for additional street railway franchises
President Naher Of the Westchester Company
says IL franchise is granted to II extensions WIZ
be made as soon as possible to Tuckahoe Wo0d-
lawn Yonkers and Rochelle. President 30
land of the New-York Westchester ana Connecu-
cut Traction Company. offers about the same IN
ducements with an additional extension TO Clty
Island. Mayor Fiske. In talk with Irinune le-
porter said recently that the Aldermen In granting
franchises would be guided entirely by a desire 70
secure the best facilities OF transportation al the
least cost the public. -, .,,
The branch OF the Red Cross OF this city Is taxing
an increased interest in its work since the sold'eIS
returned from Cuba. This week. through me treas,
urer Mrs s. q Ham. $50 was sent to the Natiohdi
organlzation also nearly hundred garh, nIs anu a
dozen thermometers for use by the physicians.
Services will he resumed tomorrow IN me Cp o.
gregational Cniyersalis Reformed. vernon ifelSnsS
fongrega tional and Chester Hill Methodist tplSco
pal churches, tn" pastors or whlch nave JUS 'N
turned from their vacations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
RROOKLYN NEWS " BRIEF.

President Baldwin of the Long Island Railroad
before the Health Board with reference 10
abating the soft coal smoke nuisance on his rail-
road. He said that his road hao reconstructed
thirty OF its engines OF late and was at work on
in order get them in shape to use hard
coal It a loss of $4,000 a year TO the road
70 use hard coal he said and he hoped that within
year or two the road would have motive power
that would satisfactorily solve the difficulty
representative OF Colonies Kimball. Quarter
master General in the Army Building Manhattan,
called on President Grout yesterday with reference
TO suitable camp-ground for 4eO0 troops, on their
way home from Porto Rico. Mr.. Grout suggested
Forest Park. and Park Commissioner Brewer and
Army officers will report at once on the feasibility
Of selecting Forest Park for a camp-ground. The
park Is Just outside of the old city limits OF Brook
lyn in Queens County. CONTAINS about 5S5 acres OF
ground and is about 800 feet above sea-level at
It's highest point
Mrs Elizabeth De c. Won Schwnd revived an action
In the Supreme Court yesterday against DR. James
O'Dea OF Richmond County. for $4,000 damages
on account of the loss of ner voice through an
operation of laparotomy performed on her in 1892
by the doctor She alleges that she at
time in possession OF fine voice which had been
cultivated under the direction Of Parepa Rosa In
Europe and that the operation ruined her voice
and health.
Walter H. Wilson. charged by the Childrens So
clety with having neglected his children In leaving
his wife away In Vermont FOR six days
fined $50 in the Court of Special Sessions yes
terday. His wife discharged.
Private Charles Spade. Of Company B. Sth Ohio
who brought here Thursday afternoon
the ambulance ship Shnnecock died last evening
In St Peters Hospital There are several others
who this ship who are in a critical condi-
ton. and their chances OF recovery are considered
doubtful.
All the rest of the convaescent soldiers in the
local hospitals doing we'll Adolf Maurer, Of
the 7th United States Infantry. who one Of the
worst wounded soldiers In the Long Island College
Hospital. died in that institution Il result OF
operation at noon yesterday
Twenty heat prostrations. two of which were IA
tai reported TO the police in Brooklyn yester-
day. This numcer is five times many as has
been reported in any one day previously this sum-
mer William Person. forty lone years old, OF NO
81 Iittle-st and John Dugan. forty years old. OF
No 36l Central-ave. were the men fatally affected
by the heat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
SING SING.

About o'clock on Thursday night a woman and
five small children drove up 10 the prison entrance.
and the woman requested to see her husband, who
had been transferred from Clinton prison 10 this
prison She was told that she could not him
at that late hour but that If she would come again
in the morning she could him. She told how
Size .i>d driven from Hackensack y j. and spent
rer last get across the ferry at Tarrytown.
She ard her Oh ldTen had had supper. and
had no moray O." get any food or lodging. Her sad
condition awakened the sympathies Of all who
heard her, and d lodging was provided for
ner and her children in the Corporation Rooms.
and the horse was nut into the prison stable. Yes
terday morning, while she was seeing her husband
who's. name is withheld the prison officials made
up n purse OF so for her. and Mrs Sage and her
daughter fitted the children out with many little
things 80 that the woman departed for home In a
cheerful frame OF mind. and believing she had
fallen among Good Samaritans.
An association has been formed by the young
men Of this village. 10 be known the Commit ee
Of One Hundred, which proposes 70 give the sol
diers and sailors of the county a big reception on
some date yet TO be decided upon. Town Clerk
Robert T. Dennis has been elected chairman. Will
Jam II. Hapgood and Daniel J. Hickey. vice-cheir-
men. George s Jenkins treasurer. and James "
Moran. secretary There is Executive Com
mittee Of twelve. Of which Village President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
PORT CHESTER AND RYE.

Tho trustees Of Port Chester at their meeting
this week received the application of the Port Cnes-
ter Electric Lighting Company for franchise Inc
COMPANY was represented by Congressman william
T. Ward one OF its ncorporators The trustees
granted a franchise for ninetynine years with the
right 70 run wires underground or overhead: ana 10
erec- noes buildings and conduits. i Is stlpuated
tha. the plant must be completed In a year, ana
that ali materials must be first class and that poles
shall be psnted The village will have the privilege
Of using the conduits and poles for a nre alarm
and police service. Immediately after receiving tne
franchise the company mace proposition 10 light
the streafs for SIS wear each for arc lights ana 10
furnish incandescent lights for $50 year each'
Action upon the proposition was deferred ,
The Port Chester Electric Railroad Company II
prcparirg TO extend its line from the present teT
minus al the Apawamis Club TO the postoihce az
rye Work will be begun as soon as the rails ana
material are received: ,, , ..,,
Niss Hildeearde Whitaker. a well-known young
woman of Mount Vernon, has been placed in charge
~ the kindergarten department Of the Rye pubic
schools - 1,A D. .ut -,
resumed tomorrow evening, az 80 o'clock.
The Rev John Il. Waters, pastor or the Church
NJ Olr LADY of Mercy. PorI Chester has been en-
loving a vacation IN the woods OF Maine
The assessors announce that the roll OF the town
of rive has been revised and filed In the ofhce or
the Town Clerk where it will remain open 10 pubic
inspection until September Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-03
WHITE PLAINS.

The prompt discovery OF fire in 81 JohH
Roman Catholic church yesterday morning. ABOUT
10 o'clock probably saved the structure from rum
as the flames were beginning to attack everything
between the church and the parsonage, when the
Volunteer Fire Department summoned Inc
nremen by their promptness. got controi OF me
eames and kept the loss below s5.Oo. The nre Is
nttributed TO the carelessness OF some choir boy
aftcr the early mass in Leaving a cardl" burnhs'
and this ignited whatever was within reach. -,
This church was built by Mrs. Jules keynals OF
Manhattan. who has country nome ILL., noo az
huil. of granite, and cost more than Sloov"o She
built il az n memorial to her father and son :.
,ipkr On the New Rochelle Road. next Monday.
President Cannon is making preparations to enter
tain large numjeT of guests. ,
The Rev Dr. Lowther. OF the Memorial Methodist
I,ntsconal Church returned homo yesterday from
HE vacation visit with friends in MAYNARD, NTH
the 26lst Regiment at Camp Black. Is reported III
with camp fever. ,.,-,- 49,. ,o,
returned home from their outing al Lake NaccaDuG-
Ths Hartsdale golf links nearly completed
and bid fair be popular with lovers OF me ga ne
turned home this week from Mount Desert Me.
cher Gunner Mallory of the Indiane, enter
taine1 Barry Adams and other friends ABOARD the
va T6mnander F 3 Long. of Cromwell post, starts
for Cincinnati Monday morning 10 atlena NE
Repuhlic in thai city which he is one OF the
delegates from this State. -,.-- ,.o,.
The committee Of tn" BOARD OF supervIsoIs c ma
ING charge Of the renovation of the Supreme court
roor, In the county buildings has rearranged the
hanging Of the pictures Of the several Judges COZ
nortra1 Of JudgA William Jay has been returned
10 ts original position, back OF me Juuse ~
where II hung prior 10 nS] sV is s,snended the
nortrai, Of supreme Court Justice ]. o. Dykman.
while on the other side hangs he PORTRAY OF Sucse
William a Robertson pahten l9T rnS occnpied
MACE on the walls of the county courtroom