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Rappshannock i7sh. Eaoch French. Halt do; Craze
Sawyer. Philadelphia.
Gardiner June I2-Arr soh-s Henry FresIisx Ke,,ev
ard JaLe. Turner NYork. Sid l0th Lucy Anper Baker
NYork.
rah Moer for sFranoeo ynras for Rio do Jsnero: br Is
Lopez for Pernamhuao Frederick Eugene for Gos
Sea Belle for do; Mos-e for d. Lydia Farnum for
Sarah Elizabeth for Portland Bonto for Wilmington NC;
Raven, Quebec Penguin for WIndies and GO
loaded schoone went out esrly this morning.
l9th ills ANA ship, supposed the Rio Grsnde. and q
deep bark passed in last evening Six coal lea led bl wont
last night Three full gged brgs went to at
this morning unknown -Four schrs only at harbor
Wind light AND vsrAhle.
MACHIAS. June if-Sid schr Hyena Fountain. NYork.
NEWBURYFokT June 17-Arr brig y Holt, Comery,
Rondout: scbr Forest. Pcarson, do. :
NORFOLK June lG-Arr schrs Mary jane. Bentley.
York: Stsesman, Loring, Camden Sid sehr Eliza Jane.
Bsrnard, hYork In Hampton r. ads Br chip Fame, from
Callro for Norfolk.
NEW LONDON. June I7-Arr schr VIM II Mitchill, Ma
chas for NY0rk sioop John Parker, Mason Providence
for NYork Sid scrs Byron Ketchu~ SYork sloops Wash
ipgtop. Pren'ifs do: New London. Chapel, DO.
PORTLAND, June l7-Arr brig Shamrock, willard New
York; SCH Cordelia Burton, 40.
PHILADELPHIA. June Is-.Arr brigs Braudywine. Ger
mach. Bahia 81 days ESira Peters Guayana Pr ~ Gays
VIM Pitt Baxter Boston, Aoorn. Coombs NYorl; Pamsho,
Adams Charlson Commod Stewart Fish Boston sahrs
willard Willard Portland; Ellen Niekers0n Boston;
Maria Therasn, Crowel BOSTON, VIM Bard Stubbs, Sa-
lem. Cid echr v Pie Soudder Bsstsn.
PLY MOUTH, June l5-Arr sohrs Hannah ID Nickcrs0n.
and Waterman Eekerson, NYork
SALEM jane 17-Sid bark Said Bin Sultan. Zsnzihsr.
sATlLLA RIVER June i-Arr brig Detroit Giehrist.
ork had heen ashore risht Of sd bus got or leaty
81 GEORGE. June l3 sid schr Mary. Wall. Nfork.
TUOM ASTON. June I5-Cld ochr Msrhehead. Cutler.
NYork Sid 18th. sohr Pbipsburg Ktllar, Norfolk.
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Police VntellxueUce.

n Case Of .qrSon.-.fy1est Su pcon.-On Friday
ming between G and o'clock u fire was discovered in
the cabinet work hop In the If 203 Bowery
PIED ty German named Peter Kroner. When the alarm
OF fire 1t that Gully short time previous
the shop h8d been by Kroner who had locked the
door and went hcme Mr. George Donaldson. who resides
in The font house went forthwith TO the shop on wit.
Messing the smoke issuing fiom the premises and on
breaking the door he distinctly blaze OF fire
isfuing from three places in the SHOP Disconnected with
each oher. This fact in connection W other circun
stances convinced Mr. ponadon That the shop had been
desirnCdly s,t On fire. The femen the
spot; ard after the flames xtingui-hed the police
on Il, arrg the suspicious circumstances, directed their
attention towards the Of the thop. and in short
tine he p mt out to Capt Bradford, of the Tenth
WARD police who took Kroner into custody on suspicion
thar he fred the shop above described The accused
y,stord,y morning conveyed before Justice W GOD
at the third District Court, VINO committed him 20
prison for further examination. The most curious
part Of the ter tmony consists Of the evidence OF
Two intelligent little girls, aged about eleven years,
who yesterday taken before the magistrate aud
stated in substance follows The first little girl
nGmsd Mary Ann Burns, residing next door to the
fire stacd hat about six o'clock that evening her
sClf cud Mary fzsiInmons, ana two three other
little gil8 about their own age. were playing IN the
alley aiding 10 the workshop aud that the witness took
tho u'b,r children the platform near the or'hop
for the purpose Of showing them the flowers IN the nj
joining yard On reaching the platform they saw Kroner
by his door pu ting his coat Kroner then Gale
10 the witness the others to clear out and BE- u
They then all down stairs again into the alley but
finding that he did not come after them they returned
again up stairs the platform; and Mary Bans says
she locked through the key hole and Kroner distinct
" ching matches ard setting Ere 20 the shaynss
The other witness, Mary Fzsimmons, states that she
Kroner leave the shop took the door and run down
stairs She then went ana looked through tue window
ard sparks yiug up from the shayings N the shop
Both these children tell the same story which Il partially
cofrolurated by the evidence of Mr. Donald The
cusod insured in the Stuyyesant Fire Insurance
Gompeny for ST00 also Informed, another poll y
o insurance exists in Office in all street. The
whole matter Will be fully investigated before the magi'
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Died

On Friday morning June 49, suddenly JaSrr RoLlo a
native Of Ayrshire, Scotland aged 60 years
The friends OF the family, and those OF her brother
Hugh Kerr and son-ip law A NJ Davidson respect
fully invited TO attend her funeral this Mt
O'Clock from her late residence, 131 Canal street Her
remains VIII be taken 10 Greenwood Cemetery for inter-
ment.
on Friday June Is, AsS ELrzA youngest daughter Of
Godfrey and Mary Ann johnson, aged ! year and 3
months.
The relatives and friends OF the family also the mem.
ber OF blooming Grove Lodge NO 1872 O. Of 0. r.. and
Of Madison oee Company No 81 respectfully invited
toattend her funeral from the residence of her parents
l42 west Jhirtieth street this afternoon, at half
Cemetery for in'erment
Newark New Jersey AMI Cayugs papers please copy
At hi residence. I'll Tenth avenue. pLrrk MAlIox
ogsd 20 years and months
His friends and those Of hs brothers Thomas aud Ar
thur and Of bis biothers-in law. James McMulen aud
james McGarvey and the members Of he Irish American
Benevolent Society requested to attend his funeral
this afternoon. at o'clock,
On Friday evening. June 10. WILLIAM HrsRy, youngest
child of William and Abby Knight aged 10 months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
vited to attend his funeral this afternoon at o'clock
from his parents residence. rs Fourth avenue
On Saturday morning, June 10, after short illness
MT, MAro.nET JoBHsroS wife of james Johnston in the
oeth yesr Of her age
The fends Of the family are respectfully invited to
ATTEND her funeral without further invitation this
i,e at o'clock, from her late residence No. Lafayette
Tl1c., south Fourth street, WILLIAMSON Her remains
VIII be taken TO Greenwood Cemetery.
on sa,urday morning, June 10, at O'Clock, Mrs. MARY
The friends Of the family are invited to attend her IN.
neral TINS AFTERNOON at half past O'Clock from her late
residence that OF her son-in law George Stevenson
In Clinton avenue between Gates and De Kalb avenues
Brooklyn.
On Friday June 10, JoEI Fox third son Of George W
and Catherine A. Wright. aged years aad months.
His funeral will take place from the residence OF his
parents 13 Macdougsi street corner Of yandam this
afternoon. at O'Clock.
On Saturday. June 10, THOMAS II. MorAHAs, youngest
eon Of John and Mary Ann Monahan, aged year and 10
months
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend his funeral from his fathers residence
No. Pearl street, this afternoon. nj O'Clock
On Friday evening June IS Of scarlet foyer SAa,H
ADA youngest daughter Of Alfred A. and Sarah PhiliIs
sged years 10 months and 20 days
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RH FMFN AND SoUTHAnProN-Ste2mship Hermann -Mr
Oyliant Mrs Morss, Nathan Brill, VIM Roth. Dep ASS
Com General Good, lady child and servant Capt Ia.
erbeck, u Geriche, Lavgne Funding, Ii Louis Chas
Ncrabr Clearer Of despatches) Emil Holm srthon
Denpet Mrs Rothan, Michael Glowerenskev Fdw Thlel
George Kelly. Fischer Unratb. Schlegel krackee,
Maynce, Bosf aschng. IL Walters Koch HartSiS
Mrs Sfnck. Ed Srinek julia Walters and child Anna
NonnEcier. Petsche BRIAN. Henry Stone, Mr. Wood,
lsdy and cl;ld. Bufe NJ MARCEL Roussel. Schmidt
III Tyson, W II Orchard. u Rsequi, Kootosky. Wdi
never, Wiser. wilkins Diehln, Drewes. Nicnhaus,
Deriis lacy, and child Carpenter Ghsne Tyson,
Lowensteu. S Slonowsky. j Powers and lady Miss Z
Scbults, Osmeyer Kindly, Erne Abermayce. 9 Vol
ger Gust Holm, Richly ana Lss, Rensteau, Mr.
Renateau Leyinrer J. Kohn, Mrs Lssas md child. !
CHARLFsToH-Sto amship Union-Jpo Villeprigne Jno 7
Mercer GarGir Mrs Patterson. farmer Mcoreery
Partridge, Mcmillan Miss Mary Di'hmar, D Field
Wells G peoltt'e, Matlocks, Fletcher, Mrs z
Daniel Jones' lady family Thos Dixon, Abner S3mers
j 4 Montgomery-and II in the steerage .
Notwithstanding Florida--J Bell, w Morrell,
John Moriarty John Chambers Lawrence Mr. Locke,
John Ward jacques. John Wiley, Il Bowers, Thos
Barbour, Geo Farmer aud "a in the Storage.
NORFOLK, &c--Steamship Roanoke-John Gordon. c
Oliver ID Gregor, Robt Blow Robt Brown, Hussen.
Mr. and Mrs John North, J Hooker John Peyrand: W
Brinkert off, Mrs Smith Arundel Mira Arundel, Mrs
Robt Miller and three children Mrs ker and child srn
Won Haysrd lady, and child. VIM r Dutcher, Thomas d
butcher Mrs butcher and daughter Miss Edredge VIII lam
Brander james Dunn Paul Jas Byrd. JAS Heron. W
Barrett Samuel Peirce. Wyatt Jas Smith, Jno Warrea
eorill lady and child Jno Cam, Joseph MoCleery Jno
Pettee and family. Simpson, w Allen Backe, Hasel-
nd In
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Pnsscnrers Armed.

New ORLEANS steamship Cherosee-L Dates Thrill
Col Loyett Waldo VIM Flanders. Morewood, ID kel-
htm, ward Cowing, Miss Macmordo Miss vrgioia Mac
murdo, Miss Augusta Mcdonald robiss Frapeis began
Mrs Gilbert Miss Emorte Mics Paoa Baquetu Mad an
Genribel Mrs Captain McGowan aud Miss thor No.
Gowan ksmas. Matsmoro Rogue Cbss Fdma pdstoue.
Bryan: W Couls II, Rambler. G Goard. Reynolds.
Jas Valentine Hazard Mr. Marsh aud lady, Miss u
Brepard Mrs Yates and child. Deseonte and child
Danison VIM Gent faer. VIZ Zuarosver lady. and
Child, G arrange G rorre J Mera A Daz, Ca rer, w
Hueln. Or Charry, A Loutscilaniny Capt J Thomes
Mrs Lsssus, Mr. Kenetn and lady Thos Harris Mrs Powell
Mrs 20 Breah Mrs Florer three chill iren and servan
Mi3s Florence, Mrs Curtis MIR Perret Mrs Mcdonald
Mrs oy &c and two childrer Miss Anna Bunt Mis-
nor l. LasalIo. Olivia olivia. Mrs J Garibaldi
Caribaldi A Saris, Corbshens, Mr. Moodsde Baker
Dr Burge Mrs Cosgshal and two children 20 in the
steerage.
CHARLEsToN-Steam Simultaneously II Harrison.
Ssllick, ii Could, Orbert, Miss Beckit. w Voger
Thoa Miller LADY, two children aud servant. Miss VII
liams, Capt Jas HOWARD: Bill, 7 Tyson. w Brown
Simpson W Coleman and servant Adamson. J. I Harr
II Ponder, Brisbane. Greenfield. IS Longcopa
n II Stafford T. sheldon, y March, Miss Barton q l.
Cooke lady and two children Mrs Fraser Madam Meay,
Keyeer and lid 20 in the Storage
LvER ship Senator Rev Father 7 Siberian.
NEuvITAs brig Eliza Ami CIV ada Arrange MIRA
Arrange ard child. Mrs &rtega Miss Arcga, three masters
Artega, II Canario.
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ccties in the institution to be delivered by Rev DR.
Bowling Of Philadelphia and Rev DR. Lord President
Of Dartmouth College, Hanover, N. IL.
The Chassis of the German Reformed Church in
North Carolina have determined to establish college aud
seminary nj Newton NJ c. Two professors viz:-Rev
Mes Albert Smith (the former educated at Mer
cersburg and the latter at Bowdon College, Me } have
already been appointed fund of $4,000 IL secured
The citizens Of Newton have decided ten Of land
the Chassis and pledged themselves to college ed
fee and residence professor; and Rev. j. II Craw
ford hes been appoint to collect $40 900 more
the Chassis which en- braces only 500 lay members and
seven pastoral districts
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I,Hr MARklEn WnMAN,s PRIYArR MEnIrAL nnx

T'HE MARslEp woMAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL COW
pabon - By Dr. A. Mauriceas, Professor % Disease
If omen IT ticth edition, ~ go Price 81
Years o suong of physical and menta' many
band might been spared by timely OF this
work II is Intended especially ne married or th,r
contemplating marriage as dcisos portaut secrets
which should he Known 10 them par ticuIarly
Here, alec, every temae-thc wifs-the
either budding into the decline
Of years-n whom nature contem plates nm i'm pprtant
chnng can oiscoVer The causes the
complaint to which her sex is subject '
tract OF letter frt item IN Dayton Ohio
Dr. n, " hAubicEAu;- DAYTON, May 1876
NY uEAR sIRMy wife has been perceptbiy sinking for
some three years or more in her
gush and suffering some months before and during
hhementevery successive and debltsting
and prtstraing her, putting her life in imminent
this state Of things inevitable resigned 60
meet the worst: At this time (now about two mcnthsl 1
heard yonr book highly spoken Of containing
ttrs reaching Tn its reccis aud perusal car
express to You the relief afforded distressed mind and
thejoy ito pages impaired TO wife, learning that the
great discovery Of NJ NJ Desomeapx provided remedy W
opened prospect Go which little conceived ss-
head IN all human probability my would have been
In her grave, AM my children left mothcrless.
IL u.s. OF course, mprAcioable vey more fully tho
serious subjects treated Of they nature
H. ded for the married those
For sale At 222 broadway and at the publ hns ooe 2
Liberty street New York; Little h Co. Albany; JoscpS
tucker; Mobile, Alabama T. Peterson Us Che .tnus
trsnsmi,ted by ms free Of postage u any part II she
United states letters must he addressed post psid S
Idberty street. -
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Superior Court--s..ec,ai Term.

bbOAplbN6t
Before Hon Ludnr Eandfnrd

Before Hon Judge Sanford
JvrE I'D NJ. Deusp rs. James u Sieuarf &c Or
dcred that the Clerks adjustment Of be corrected
80 as to allow the defendants s2 for trial and 81 for
services after notice Of trial and before irifl
Before lou Judge Campbell.
Porter q. SheIVdn and Peer heugieT Henri Conkiia
Motion granted bd original contract TO be deposited
with the Clerk for i've days No this motion
H. hnthaA Bar1o, font DC Rebeecd r.. hoai and
ohTs-Jhs motion should b. granted unless the plain
III stipuiae@ 70 enter reuitttur for the
500 In Gaze Of conentirg enter up judgment for
$3.50, the motion will be deoied
Before Hon. Judge Duer.
lM Iftsdenf Dtteclors aud Company Of the Tompkips
County Bd'k rs The Protection ance Company Ciaun-
L. Grant and others Directors ard Trustees Of The Ithaca
Full Company Motion for removal cause to Circuit
Court Of United states denied but with liberty TO the
company TO strike out other defendants as nom
nal and to motion
Same P0ntif Is The .Y,fna Insurance Co1papv aid
sdsnt Defendanfs-S ord,r
Same Paut,B rs. The HarlSrd Fire Insurance COMPANY
and saDe Deferdo'ls.--ssme order
John " Latsor rs Leon Isf1re Motion 20 strike out
'e,nceuon Of complaint denied, without costs
oia7p ~ Thistle Ge1ge Fan DeiDen Motion for in
costs. WV ~
TnH MONKEY CASE
Beore Hon. Judge tosworth
MnnhcU ~ morgan &c Gasiapps " Brook, A. -
Defendants Donet and Nibo not guilty. OF con
nmp Dcienohn. brooke adJncged guilty OF misconduct
imprisonment not TO exceed thirty days
Motion for injunction denied ante
not 10 bring amy action the under given or an
plying for the injunction order granted herein
The Turf.
Ran HOUSE, PLEASURE dRouNDs-0n Thursday last
purse o w. rotted for the above course The
terms we're mile heats best three In hvo under the sad
ole Here is the summary
MI hAfdofd'e y. Mill Boy
q, hookt'g IN Lacy Cass. ..,...............,2 q 2
Jones Z. Tip. ....,..... ...............3 q 3
Mir Butt b IN uicLls.a Nj, ''''''''''1
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SIIIPRfNO,

NOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt Joseph J. Comstock This steam
ship will depart with the United States Mails fer Europe
positively on Saturday June 18th. at y a'sook NJ, fon
h~ W. foot of Canal street No berth ell
paid ior For Fresh. or Passase hs,iog u"slnaisd sc
EDWARD X. COLLINS g. Co, So W all street.
The steamship Pacific will succeed the Baltic. And sail
Jul
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disease in lew hours by u vegetable nppl,catio
without pain which he with medicines ouust
uiona affections ard nervous debility tcusaod DIS
OF be cured without IT. for he which
ad continued for under all OTHER Per-
ons can rely other proof where tn much i'm
osition hut his diploma editorial noises testimonials
rom physicians and hundreds Of certificates prove his
treatment unoquard for Of this speciality who bad
previously been swindled ny the base Inn potorW Fnk.
a Waring, W. n. Craft, r. iraniies VIM Ferguson,
Ohcc hours A NJ. tii2 and TN y. Treptment by
letter ~ LARaoNT, Surgeon ~ Reade street Of
Urua
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= s.The we'll known and fayorse steamship sAeAr
ns.dss, Win ley: b: doof # pief Nc North
steamer has ,ery suusro accom- II stsso rona
.se .sa aha !" '.on f0r sso' o %
J. HOWARD SON. Agents 81 Broadway.
LIoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
state. mail s, s ysAskLiS Jane: A. wgst,n
sand Tie nsI; and s..ardsy Jay !, =
$50 All letters must pass the pos. once Aa
;srg1on .,tssSsd 70 the cp Lnsss ~
Ss,Sis .sss marked s'isS TsSo %;re$aa, i.
freight Or passage, apply to MORTIMER LtyiSG ;TeN
Agent 50 n''saVay. -
r HpycrIoN IN FAsEs BETWEEN rarApsLrnIA
.r s. ysrpS S go
l'v'' ,aon pnl.p.lru..
Cy ~ yaae
CIV Of A as 4
City Of Glasgow. ss,urdsyy sSR,
cit, Manchester .no. .ivInroo. s..o :,
CITY Of GLASGOW wsdsesasy July 81
gig cy Ct si.ssSs s SEES
City Of Manchester ............ "Wednesday. sept "
os passage from Phssps il %:
state rooms sso in double state rooms sos ia forvsr
'0' THoSassRic 1amSs q Excb,sss Ny
.-.e.o rNo. ? walnut street., Pnisdslpais
m snrd .s a1' rsn srno. -
Win provisions. r' = :. ~. '
at tho Mf passs MI,
my through line for Cailorna and oregon Wis Apiaws
ara order ofthe Postmaster 1encra the great
and ah az ach mantb d,rsst Sor An;n .p. an =, o.,
and 9th via Havana nen these on Snndsv h
sailing to be postnoned mn tba f,ilo uns M,naav IA
Pacific Mail Steamer are to he in readiness FAR In
oh on arrival of the m ,ils AZ Pn.nma A,eaah, ~
s e: .sSSda f and ID double e.ss gnss
world 2 500 tons burthcn II J. IIartstens U 4 n cen
msnder VIII saii on Monday lime 2lst AZ ocloct y M
PRECISELY fro pier at foot OF warren street North river
ana ine CneTSkee L. Daveoport msndor viii DO Dc
On r., ntr " ss ana az
n NJ 70 ,'s ri uorauo or ,srin
nc = - ,r MAJ, TIeamrnP COMPANY nhniu1ent
s s oVLpEN nAlE, z2Vo IONS, Iernie Z. fN
.snAma 70 receive the Limos ana Cherskoes mails
nhu nasensers ana ssli lnimeuetey LOT san francis
me iInois requires BUT seven shs haif Jaws "
Perform ner trap 70 Aspnwaii Inc isthmus transit per
Golden Gates time from Pansma being loss than tSeve
.ne NIP, barring deay or
msy w acsomPhshou III tweh'y Two 70 t~entyhv days
hArEsof EA re TO AspIrwALL
Lsaies Saloon; state Room .;............ 3Ji
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, State Room I. IS
Second Cabin Standees ..................... 45
Storage. ............. .......,....... 8,
Passengers will be anded ut the railroad whsrf pin
WALL free Transit of the Isthmus
Persons securing through passage by the United Il
mail from New York have preference ~
daton on board the Pacific mail stesmsrs R.tes az f,,
from Panama TO San Francisco ON the farms
Tor freight or passagc ap,ly TO CHARLES A. WAIT IVY
at the once Of The 75 Wos str.ev ooro.r al
warren New York '0"P"A0'' 80 "'s' '''Se' 'o'Hs' =
rr..T,rnn,,,a : .
" ANDEkbiLr LiNE:-NOTICE TO CALIFORNIA
~ fssscngers-Grest Reduction ia Steerage Passsge Tor
d1nronsh Iickets-Ihe favorite STEAMSHIP DANIEL Wbb
Monday June 81 at Socock J, M from Pier No. 2 North
River preciey, del korte direct
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Religious Intellis cnee.
SERMONS THIS DAY

male Academy, Joralernon street Brookiyn
Rev Or Cox WIN preach IN me Houston stree fresoy'
tcrian church corner OF thompson, IN, evening sup
Ject uou resources against the 'npenei Oh aien ,
:, discourse WI. pe meaeus1 on Tue Ia III Tue
sixth street congregational Churcn near The bowery
Skast THIS afternoon. after which converted jewish
hSS0 w publicly profess ms ,n ~ enrst oy oaprs
vay onpos. Tord Street Lev Richard pe Charms viii
preach Ills morning and evening
Westminster Chnrch-Prcachng by The pastor Rev
john Little in 81 Lukes Gall corner OF Hudson and
Grove streets this morning ana 9, ming.
Rev IIavens will pr, ach in the Allen street Church.
near Riyipgton street this morning aud rev 81 o Briggs
Of the California Conference in the evening.
Mr. S s. Snow Iii hop ot the Church OF Mount Zion,
will preach three times to-day al the usual nour,
Union buildings 1872 Bowery Evening subject The sgus
shiloh Baptist Church Twenty ninh street -Rev s.
s wheeler will deliver sermon on church music in the
evening
NEW YORK EAST METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The New York Fast Methodist Conferences whicl, hal
been in session at Hartford CT for n week closed 5
session ana adjourned on "Wednesday lat The eonc id
ing proceedings consisted u making appointments OF
pre5mr elders ana ministers 10 the yarols churches
ior the current term These appointment were Il fol-
lows -
NEW YORK EAST DIsTRrcT.
prcsid,no-Llder II rauns
NEW wong CRY
J,ho straot VIM 4 stonfaro. Madison streer IL be
EaffpJ II Iarrv, Willstt street II II poa.e. Alton
te, = IL - Wts,,c,r ssiary Nors,lk strset
Francis second street. II. Iessop: Ninth street 4 g
Younps seventh street NJ L. sculd-r Twenty seventh
spett j FLOW Hcdding Mission sixteenth street t. be
supplied East Chester and v II Farms aad Mount YER
non Mission D he Ninno-ope to he supplied; NV
Rochelle 3 Goodscli; rye " r Collins, Port chester
v Buck. s. W scofell sup: King street J. Worth;
Greenwich and Cosscobs H. l. Fuicr: Ssanwick Rox-
bury and Round i'm j Wildey: Stamford A Nash
Darion W smith Norwall5 Morris iiill; New Canaan
L. ID Nickcrson. poundridcc ! A Sieck
-. - =. -
pr,;,, rldgrS ris, - NV
ile'leiHG-iIos' : I-A1'uon.
htoohLfN. -.
e"na street henry - foAi YORK s'eea, =. h. cider
e. ~ did ,t h nii
george Brown iachc htiect' 70 20 suppneu HlcRs
4 l. Fletcher. Dom street 4 White, gronLlvn udna
Mission J M Pease r. Senuy SUP: East Brooklyn !.
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NEW MEDICAL nooSs Il PRACTICAL WORK on

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