SINGULAR SPORT.
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parcel of young persons have for time INDUCED


in the singular sport of disturbing the worshpping con-
getons OF this city We do not know that any others
besides the Methodsts and Roman Catholics have been
insulted in this way (f such department from such peo-
pie can be called nsut) but these certainly have
been and at the House of Worship of the former the an
noyance has become insuerabe and often at the most
interesting periods of the service Caution and admoni-
ton have been given in vain to those who seem to vie
in nqnty with those 'slewd fellows of the baser sort
spoken of the Acts of the Apostles and of which
pie of audacity and backguards every age seems to
afford an cumulative counterpart We regret the pecess


y that calls for this notice But respect the parents
and regard for the feelings of the relatives of the Offend
ing parties induces give this last notice. the hone
that it may prevent the aggreved parties from resortng
to the arm of the law to protect their fghtsor this we
are informed they are determined to do, unless the
shameful practice is discontinued.


o. In Columbia County, New York, where Mr. Ha,,
Bre resides, the democratic majority at the late cleo


ion is 9lS. In the year 1910 n Ivas onfv TOO =,