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LABOR and Learning."

To The Editor Of The Tribune:
In your paper of July 30 saw an article under
the above caption, signed Il. l.. H.. Who the
writer is cannot conceive though his article
(which was glad to see) undoubtedly refers to
one which caused to be published, advocating
Universal Liberal Education, and proposing that
an Association be formed, every member of which
should work about FIVE hours per day and study
about the same time. Permit me to answer one
of his questions, and notice one or two remarks
editorial.
He inquiries &c if there is any chance Of such
Society's being foimed2" There s; though the
present number and influence Of its advocates Is
very small. The subject has hardly been broach-
ed as yet but there IS something more IN press
to the same point, and few persons are seriously
considering what measures can be taken to cs
tablish such communities He can gain further
information by writing ts the Editor of the paper
to which he referred. hope that he will do so,
and that he is ready to put his shoulder to the
wheel; pray Godthat some one may move 1t on.
] sha do all can TO start it forward and keep 1t
in motion.
A part of your remarks which follow his, read
thus 1.-The idea of Industrial Association must
first be realized by men who embrace it not for
their own sakes, but for those of the human race,
and who are right willing to sacrifice and suffer
in its behalf. Those who adopt 1t from lower
motive than this will certainly be disappointed,
and will do injury, not service to the cause. -
You could not have better expressed my own
mind in regard to (" Industrial Association: and
would observe that the same IS equally true Of
Industrial and Educational Association united
am strongly inclined to think that " the sun,
shine advocates of Social Reform" would be al
tracted by the associations which are now forming.
while the plan of Association and Liberal Edu
cation would be sustained only by ,ohole men and
ard Learning - in each individual.
Whether /" this fve-hour-a-day fancy" is the
result of superficial thinking" or of some ac-
tual experience let the following facts help to de.
cide By looking over my books, find that dur.
ing the last ID calendar months l have labored
1900 hours at l25 cents per hour, making a sum
total of Sl67,50. Now, allowing 25 working
days to the month, we have $50 days by which
To divide the whole number nf hours. This III
vision shows that have wrought but 81 hours
Der day on the average. Out of the wages thus
earned have paid all my expenses, kept entire.
" clear of debt, and expended at least fifty dol
lars for benevolent purposes. The remainder Of
the time have had for intellectual, moral, and
religious improvement and effort. If this can be
done in the present state of society, then such an
Association as proposed would be eminenty
successful by vigorous and unyieldlng efforts, or
else the doctrine of Association is false, and
"will only make bad worse" g. P.
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The Whig Almanac for the year 1874.

A Convenient Book Of Reference TOR Politicians
and Others during the coming Presidential
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- a.. ISIS SU.NAlER ,aRRaJTG ElIENT-F0R
a. ] hiiDBiETOtNN GOSHEN AED TSTEKaEpi-
esests4ssA., ATTN PLAcxs.-NEV-Y YORK AND ERIE RAIL
e RO AD.--Ihe and splendid steamboat
III Ef3 Capt; Alexander II. Shultz. leGyes the foot Of
Duane street, daily SundaYs e1capted.) az o'clock a. ~.
and P p passing the most beautiful scenery Of the Hudson
riyer ermoIt wnere passengers take ;hs commodiocs
OF the Co. tDDGh the picturesque valley of the RaGspo. to
Returning / ca We Middeto,vn az & A. 81. and 4P HI
Passengersb By the Morning Line from three 10
four hcu shen and hdde;On and return ~ the city at
Soclock tie same evening.
l Families and Pleasure Parties viii find this the most de-
ghCiu Excursion from the city. The unusually
nodou and have apartments appropriated expressly TO Indies
For further particulars. inquire of the Captain on board
OF ]. VAN RENSSELAER,. agent, Conner OF DsGns and
West streets H. Z. SEH MOUR, superintendent
Passengers for Owego Blnghampton. and all the principal
places in the Southern Counties of the State Of York and
Northern Counties Pennsylvania wll find first
and careful drivers take them from htd!etown cheaper and
more e-padcnrs than any other route mS
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PY ORDER of Daniel Pratt. PirSt Ind. - -
ID County Courts and Counseiio, Al l,,s Vaaes,,
Court Notice = hereby given, TIN, an o.,achs sS,
against the estate OF Cad Moses. noa ,e-, ~ n ~.
OF the Statute concerning " A,tachuleli, sss,s,
concealed or resident debtors, ard that lie
sold iVr the payment Of his debts un'eSs he Ia
IN nine months from the trt publication OF In ss va
that the payment of my debts due 70 HIN by rS.i. Z,
state. and the delivery 10 him for his p,e az as u
within this State belonging On HIM, ,anG the tan,s, po
property BY MN are forbidden BY law and arc va
June ga 1874 n Gov, hs.
jy 9 law9m Attorney ior AitschisnciA
IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Srrro.,.s. Ma -
4 ~ of New York, notice IS hereby given Do an s..cS
ing claims agsinS; Joseph OConnor ate Of the
York, builder. deceased 70 present the sane ws 4. va
thereof, al the office OF Michael Cncnnr &c., &
in the City OF New York. before the ed az
Dated New York. the I'D day Of july. lStI NsS
MICHAEL O'CONNOg
i0HN ? COLL0RD. stecsua
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=. Al PRIVATE sALE--ThomPscn street; near near
"a Washington SGunre-The four trck Houses. OF three
W1 s,oIrs each with aitcs Thompson street. between
sIer and Amity streets. und washington square,
, m rho hest n,nnne md reuIe:c with all the modern
ynsnrs snrh - feet by IS feet deep, and each lot -
feel by lCJ feet Terms iberu Apply 10 - ~
~ ~ ANTHONY j. Bl.EECkER y Go.
.u1 iyeod No. BfuaG ST. near Wall.
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as,sa ONE CT THE MOST VALUABLE FARMS IN
s55{ THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT, is now offered
... for sale Uery lon teraS. II contains lSD o;
highly cultivated lana, ana on the premises large dwelling
house excellent repair together with all other necessary
buildings. 1t being situated within miles of New Haven and
70 New York the location will be found tc be exceedingly
desirable. For further information apply TO
RUSSELL SMITH, Attorney and Counsellor,
;nIn AZ arfu-sf
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=, FOR SALE or LEASE-The COTTON MIL;
a. at Paterson, New-Jeney. known US the Carroll MIL
t,dE together with the machinery The lot OF land Iu
6y 10 leet The building very substantially built OF stone
thck wills four stories high and about ~ @ ss' long ana
NAV b. adyaniugeolsly erected upon IT, The Mill now III
opernon and can he delivered lOth January neSt when
the presen. lease expires Apply at Paterson 20 Thomas no
egS ;r57 ~ # a' New' yin WE CARY. 20 Pine street.
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a, FOR SALE OR TO LET'-A valuable Store ard 2
,s House End Lot IN 0i>ego County. OIL very feaSoueoe
ls..,I terms. For pBftlcu!nEs, INQUIRE Of
TviS eod,m* r. Is. GAGE. No 81 Cedar street
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CITY INT l. G K n Z E.
WEDNESDAY,

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. Be
fae 5. RlPELJE, ESD Commissioner
George Bush, one of the seamen of the brig Ann
Eliza was charged by Capt Mallory Of the vessel with coni-
mg him the master and the facts examined into yester
DAY. The confinement con'tedin seznG hold oil the captain
while they in personal collision.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT. Before Judge
BETS.
John A. Barry submitted argument before Judge
Bet, why awr of habeas corpus should issue by the United
State, in relation the dispute between himself and his w'e
so who should have the ai custody OF their child Inc
decision has not yet been rendered.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. Before Judge lSGRAnAM
SUIT AS TO BASKRUPTCY.-Ellza M'Brdc ad-
mlns,rntrx of james MBrde deceased Abel arker-
Action to recover a for $50 given by MIR larker TO Mr.
MDride.-A discharge Bankruptcy. dated June l2, was
up bar The plaintiff conended that the discharge does
affect this claim the ground lst that the Note was not
stated by Mr. HaIker ms schedule bankruptcy AS being
among the debts by him and IDLY that he had promised
after receiving the discharge Latter was denied
The Court ged that the omission 10 include crcd
iOr IN the schedule IN bankruptcy does mol, ITSELF constitute
fraud. 1t e shown that tho wiliu before
discharge be rendered void for that particular debt rs 10
the asserted promise iertie discharge pay, the jury
sider that made. valid consideration ne
old debt. ON both these points II Is for the
Jury decide The Jury, after absence u about hull
three quarters Of hour returned verdict IN FAVOR n MIS-
NBrde tpanil, the amount o and interest beng
sag So
JOSEPH SMITH vs.. MAYOR, CoMNoSALTY, &c.
Of New HokMr :. occupies quantity OF land for market
gardening on the III avenue, between I'D aud M stftis-nr-
in the rain storm OF August last year. his garden aud premises
wete Oyer0wed. and had two feet OF them lot
DAY two by which he sustained considerable injury. He
brings action against the Corporation for damages contenng
that the injury from usucecy OF the cuver, THIS
was denied Tue Jury. after being time consultation,
could not agree. and We're discharged.
NORRIS JACOBS vs. GEORGE w. HARpENBRooK.
Assault and Batte.-lhe plaintiff engaged IN the manuac
oy OF Loco Foco matches. The defendant n and
sko of the City Watch Early the evening Of the 18th
December Mr. Jacobs passing the residence of Mr. liar
cenbrcok Nos, lS Amos street; wiki hor.e and
M H. had embarrassed his horse from the cart and le; him
sn towards the stable The Of Mr.. Jacobs II sad
went against the horse of NJ H. words ensued and lla'
denbook took up large strap and struck Mr. Jacobs several
over the back and Shoulders. Action for damages is
brought Verde, for plaintiff s which like amount
Of costs
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ED.

On "wednesday 18th mt, REggCCA daughter OF John Re.
mick. N the 3rii yent % her
The friends OF the family respectfully invited attend
her funeral from the residence 0 her father No - RiyGEton
street Friday afternoon al nnli past o'clock. u
On Wene slny morning, Ap'il = Mrs MARY GREEN. 'vi
Of the late Timothy Green, aged - yehrs.
Her friends and the friends Of her nte Timothy Z
Green md OF her n-law. John u Mitchell, invited II
attend her funeral without farther notice tins afternoon at g.
O'Clock, from her late residence Mas = Ainfss Plncr.
In Brooklyn. the 2;th mt N the I'D OF her Ma
RY SMITH BIRCH. WIT. al the Rev Thongs Burcli.
Her friends invited attend her funeral from the esi-
dence of her >pn-n-aw VI Van Coti 81 Front street Brook
yn on The 9Th In.t, O'Clock 7 VI
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Eco.1roB1oN.-In common with many others
.o rejoice to learn that the Artificial Egg Hatchms
Exhibition is at length reopened in Broadway IL
!, an exhibition of the most respectable order COM
h;u;no instruction with amusement, and may COZ,
tribute to the qualification OF our sc'en''''c ana
fashionable citizens, whether old or young as well
.s strangers who temporarily sojoum with us.
tits to be hoped that all will avail themselves OF
,b;s opportunity of witnessing the operation oil inc
Us, curious invention ofthe 10Th century, and those
.rho have conveniences for rearing poultry IN the
,;co;,v of our large cities should lose no time IN
,,,,lrinr themselves with the machines. We un-
de,s,,nd the proprietor sells large quantities OF
chickens to our hotcl-kcsrers.
~ Roth Houses of the Ohio Legislature IN
,,s session of 1898, unanimously adopted
.Dsolutions against the Annexation of Texas TO
the United States.
MP The Cincinnati Phalanx, an Industrial AS
soc;at;on intend going into practical operation IN
. Tow weeks, on beautiful site on the Ohlo,about
az miles above CINCINNATI.
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BALDWIN.
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md oct,L
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The country generally in this region. is suffering severely
from drought having experienced only some two slight
shn,vcrs r SONG weeks Gram nppreend must suffer
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weather La. hcen less smmcrke. At Chicago hns mied
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SUPERIOR COURT. Before Judge OAKLEY.

HERMAN ArwILL vs.. ISAAC III. SMITH and AL
BRO HOWELL, &c.-TiespaS.--Mr Anvil claims TO have
owned Of the bowling saloon. No. 30 Broadway IN which
the unfortunate CoT engaged to his DEATH lie
o'ngs action OF TTepas TO the value OF property a
~ri belonging TO him. and have been taken Testimony
Mas produced to show that Mr. A. stated himself not having
any interest the The jury found for defendants
LEVI ). BURR vs.. JOHN kEYsER.-Action OF
eee;mcnt to of 10, !Sl Bayads East Farm
now i& Mott Plaintiff claims on deed from Luther
Martin IN 1875 Mr.. kcyser produced deed from T. Maynard
10 EDes, kcycr father OF defendant, dated in 1870 and claims
oho the premises under lease from Ernest, noisuit
unlimited 70.
JoHs ELwELL VS.. WIN. F. SCHMIDT, Son & Co.
be plaintiff, agreed 10 receive OH board the brig North
erre and 10 be paid s2o0 delivering sand cargo a, Mar
eas. lie also agreed take 800 bb deck Daring
The voyage 81 bbs Of ;hown overheard u storm
Ihe SUN Of sl1S paid plaintiff bu, defendants refuse
opay asserting that the difference should be deduct
Cd ior the freight thrown overheard and action brought
Plaintiff contends that the word cargo charter does
III" include deck load. Verdict Tor plaintiff suluec, 10 the
al he nn
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~ Railroad Iron MceiinS.-'Ihc thfd and
probably the last CoSvERS AToNA MEETING wil be held
the above subject the AMERICAN Institute Rooms IN the Park
OF FRIDAY Evening next =. O'Clock. -
Those who feel AZ, interest the subject. viz; Can Railroad
Iron Be gcouy made this Country. should attend.
/, ,,ynl,.cs lie lrrcInL. oil Protection. AZ y