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NrvyopK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1e, 1853

held necessary either 20 rec hear Dcfes that w'shp
artificial lights long pTocessons apenii crnam'ni
and the CONF ssloua which gloomy and longth} spaces
snd vol ala ped H. ihe Protestant worship
natura4 Light li0ns. and brilliant ornament IS n
poycd tho same architectural Arrangement rs tn
Catholic thus presents contrast IN the Pro'e,ialt
worship and fails N beauty failing IN suit i'ie
moss Domestic architecture, sacred to affections should
symbolic is graccs, else L fails in IL plrp'se. II
should no; b. FOR ourselves for change for SAL
bot for tho future The Circumstances OF coul.ry ID
not favor this bn it wiz be algays then lei the
prncple- be applied. which being founded nlure
ar imp ri.habie / have ouly touched outward
beauty csn bur allgie spiritual. the transition
which from that Of the senses atranon from darkness
10 LIGHT Moral beauty the heart aud sr OF all ani
transoends al without il there is NJ love NJ temple
no rcfure no statue FIR there Is kindred hero
sarf no worship nothing TO stimalae aspiration AMI
nothing 20 sanctv invention. without II we ha'e no
sense Of the bengnanl power in nature the universe
Wilderness desoaie aad goddess As we are comprehe
ed all about with bounty. So we are comprenended al
about with beauty II cris with the ocean and crowns
u with the tars Moral beauty exists also IN the charities
Of human life in every cup OF cold water eharisA9iy
given IN every accepted ohalice from the aims Of the
widow to the pains on Calvary.
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IL -. .hon ndinnrnaA nnllI frlher -
SIXTEENTH WARD WOMENS ALLIANCES.
MEETING OF THE JERSEY CITY COMMON
COUNCIL

4 regular meeting of the Common Council held at
The Lyceum last evening AID lIilln she absence Of
he President Of the Bcsriprcsdod Two vetoes were
received from the hayor-one y,ioing resolution au-
thoriyirr the issue Of certificates to ID. keenan, Zoe
street improvements 60 the amount Of $500 and The
other vet6ng resolution authorizing Ia, finance Com
ttee 10 have the books Of the city written np 40 an ex
pense rot exceeding $500.
The frst veto was sustained by vote Of - ayes 10
nays-snd the second b. ayes to nays.
4 special Committee, consisting ct AID hlier L'w.
Marine Rappclyea Tyrrell and Ill., was appointed 70
prepare amendments TO the City Charter
he Commi.fee ON Pnblic Grounds and Buildings was
directed toft up building for female hospital.
Tie Board refused b. vote o! to d. 70 adopt The con
tempntad plan of seworage-there not being flu Board
tavern license under the ordinance, wa- gan.et to
VIM H. Frazee This is the first lieense granted mo
Of $40 imposed on Mr. Fezoe fOr selling liquor without
license as ordered to be refunded by vote Of loo
resolution 10 repeal the ordinance 10 license inns and tav
ems las lost Amer further busineS the Board ed
iourned
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.

MoSDAY, Nov. II, ls53-Asst AID. Barker in the Chair
Rcsoluions-That Madison ay., between Thirty seventh
and Thirty ninth SITS. be lighted with gas. Adopted
Hkea justice and ,y privilege demand that the
of side the City should enjoy fcss for City
equivalent those enjoyed BY the esdep east OF
through the point CITY Hall Park,
whenever roads of Broadway ready to extend their
lines. n Neseyst. Therefore, be II
Bred That the Sixth Eghthsy Railroad Companies DO
authorized single track from their property q NO ~
through Churcht there connecting With the tsk
now ed ana worked by the said To Com Seet
From Board Of Ai5evmea-The report in favor OF eddi
tional appropriation Of $4,000 for cleaning streets was
called m and non eoncurred in but, on notion re CON
s5cred and laid upon the table, and after"ard ced up
and cOncurred in. ...... =, ,,de,
Reports-Of Committee on Streets, 10 concur " paJ
lace nv setting back Battery railing from broai
way to line with Wostst. Laid on 'he 'ao'e " W
printed. v,,s os,a,.o, q,
o'clock.
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TIFF LATEST NEWS
EECEINEn BT
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
WASHINGTON

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.uuSGARIAN MEETING

-, - f-lra INV srTenty hung aIlh1lf, ~
n Nv York CITY and envrons, was held OF tho
o.,h ~ AZ No "a City Hall place Col Nseho!ss kato
~ sc,ing as Chsrman and CnF, John Rsdn.eh "a Score
20. Zen Tho ALLOWING resolutions were passed
n. ,chtss ahaits kafops aasc A thu
a. s e.a point when Ne tf,sss estssea Desesss and
tN.' y, ~ aaa eciaca With he swetl aet
Ss Ne ast piy ssmiaihits wRh tho rEksh pailon ea
s,,a H. csisia Ooscnmfnt he ehy emoas we
. ~ faiepa hse ia accordance With The prnelpiss
M lvrsnit, ed eeiem aud eels< ae.ssf stsal ass.
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800 I m .el,sss 10 ks rsskk usssansni thsisgie Il, ~
fssss fhal suesn1ss o. ~ - eesi 1880 $50 s,.s
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Two MrucAS ExMsIsrERs sHoT-Las dc % n"'@-
sv Mexican Minister TO the United sta,es and - or
Toe one Of President Arisias Ministers OF War were
bb bot recently somewhere the northern BOUNDARY
If Mexico by order of Santa Anna DE Ia hosa wa 'iA
,,,, Of Foreign Affairs Immediately after the captulAnon Oh
ho Civ Of Mexico and was the immediate nstga'or Oh
sau,a Annas expulsion from thu country and wrote 'e'ei
Informing him of his Disgrace The other vean Vas also
iunlicnted in the same transaction Both were sho' SUN
,narly without prcienso of trial
The Philadelphia North Aner'oan gives me ioHo"Se
tract from letter dated inagoh Barracks Io1as oc' -
,sG,pc 10 the escape OF Gen Robos recently oAn''eu
from The CITY Of Mexico T. Mcnclova, by seasa AnnA
.oe,e,l Roblor the Mexican Secretary OF W az uhle.
p,.d,ut Arsta arrived three days since ~ Ioha, ~
an ,s side of he liver nearly opposite h,ef anu s
n,Iis, above this place He was feceluy pan'"J 80
ne C,,y .f Mesico by santa Anna TO hencicVa anu ~
anu, Ls arrival there made his oscaao to ms siuo %
No ur.uas lie saE making hs AIRING Aen 20 ~,
NJ tt,dsden the next day whcn an oihcst hi,u iJ
tst st eseo 81 twoniy hye men thfh az ne oo, n, ir
600, ~, Ii,o a. Menciova aud that he must We ip-y
,b,,e hour lie saya that forty nino o,h. mon " 90
IL and influence we're bansled about he 49, n.
,hst Ls was bsnhod because be Was s, !, H. 49,
sl,sn pro.eed "a Now Orleans aud remain M Nun r s,,o
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lie 81 esafsa does not expect 70 20 came ~ n,
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p'day 81 ""'"' p,eyei Naj. snd A. Y "
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STATE ELLCIION
T..afrr.

NTIIF IIlI' IlV.'
Errrr., Taesdsy. Nov ~ i-'l
Cargo o-OEcia-Rs.urn' q. an tle loN 9.,
?, Is Soif. Q -e2 Hard. So
ROcHrssER. Tuesday. NOV. j." l.oj.
kerroe C0-Oacsi-The following the hgurcs ifo'n
H. fr,t draf Of tie official table They may be var 8
eighty BY corrections be made a, the meeting oil tho
SuteTyssOEs 20 morrow 1890 80. ,---
tscrefqrg Of Sfafc- Ieavenw0rth. f5iO Chnton l'''
Verrlaurk. 1919. Free Democracy, 800
C6nfreHsr-C0ok. f.5,3 Cooley. sS)0. Kelly ly'
Fgee Democracy, sls. go, ,,, ~,
Cqaof C0m tfftoncg-Gordinier f"i hhth'I |'',@
Yafss, 1914; Free Denocracy, 3<s $500.
IaoCn,y Gealyal-H Holman, 1913 Brady, Rs96 oeser'
lire, al l1oeal-Wood l59e Ruggles fo92
Js5ges Il 81 1resae Covrf-Weles, 1905 Howell @''i'
Notdsu. I,e1C. ,,.,. NJ .
The following Nominees elected are OIL hg.
E.sbru. Dstd,t Arorney-Kdwald a. Raymond Men
bs,s Il asssnb ly-ls Dit Lyman Payne "a joseph L.
Augle "a Piny Il. II oldHdge
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wAsHIsGros Tuesday nov. -, lss5
lAe CaoE Of this morning says nothing about The Hard
oenonsiI alton Of lat evening The Seni syles Il
Oreet National demonstration and ssys the resolutions
i were passed by an overwhelming vote and that The
sIeehefs were Enthusiastically cbeered
EVery eiinsion 70 Dickinson Bronson and Other National
az wa nst with hearty response nJtwiibsiaDd
ns ~ enoss o. lew peTNons employee u Government
20 enlbarrass the proceedings
lie amounts Of drafts registered In the Office u the
|l2h iTst
IiensrIy ~ - Csstss .. 81 ~ o.
Ntf.ss....sss..s.s... 20 on - lnfrf.f, 5stls ~
Nav MN a.
fHefior or Lsnds..... 78D1 ~ Tot.l .tf,J -. IN
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NETTING OF THE HOUSE CARPENTERS

Ar adjourned meeting Of the House Carpenters was
held on Monday evening at Convention Hall in "oostei
;1ed bv choosing Mr. TAYLOR Chairman. The Chairman
stated hat the meeting called 10 take into eonsrera
ton the subject of the reduction Of wages which - now
being made by many Of the employers without the usual
REDUCTION of an hour on each days work The subject OF
ppg Protective Society strongly urged by one or
two persons Reports made by oil present ana N
from one TO two shngs per day without reduc
ion Of hours The wages paid vary from ~ - to - -
per day aud is customary from the ION o. nov 70 .e
,a the workmcn 10 leave of hour earlier The meet
inc adourned TO Monday evening neat without any dec
.iye action.
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APRIL VIOLET. .....For The y Y Tribuus.
PArE Flower that by this stono
Sweeteucst the air alone;
While round thee ialls the SNOW,
And the rude wind doth blow
What thought doth make thee pine
Pale Flower, canI divine
Say, does this trouble thee,
That all things tickle BET
The wind that Bullets so
Was hind sn hour ago;
The sun a cloud doth hide
Cheered thee at morning tide.
Tie busy pleasuring bee
Sought thee for company:
The little sparrows hear,
Sane thee their ballads clear;
The naples, TN N! head
Their fragrant blessing she'd
Because the storm made dumb
The wild bees booming hum;
Because for shiveTing
TIE sparrOws cannot sing;
i this the reason why
Thou lock'st 50 wOtullyl
TO-mOrrOw's clear eyed sun
VIII cheer thee. pallid one;
Tomorrow will bring back
The wild bee on his track,
Bursting thy cloister dim
With his wild registering
Can'st thou not wait the morrow
That rids thee of thy sorrow,
Art thou too desolate
To smile at any fate
Then there il nanght for thee
But deaths delivery. CLARENCE Cook
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nELAWAKE 90

Corres,o-1src. " he y I. Inbgne. . ..
DELHI Friday Nov II, lsjD
Tbere VII he majority Of 40 voies for the oot teA
n oyer he Wing, The plurality d the "sos over me
Hay6s VII be about zCJo hason Tor Judge Wi. "a'e
about 20 ovsr Parkes Inc Hard have cut Mason
To- e.f' Assernblyunen are elected being Democratic
sin Of one one Of the AeseTnbynen undoubtedly op
rossd 10 the Maine Ian the oher refused TO pledge INA
sslf eaier way beore tie eeion haihef nus 1one|h
sbesd Of liz tcket owing 70 biz being On III Anu Ken"
lelet IN rnany u tie bwns the Hard ticket dd not
d, . L., ,,'.s
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The reading of the minutes was called for. After some
discussion motion Of Gov Draper the reading oil ins
minutes were dispensed with for the present
Gov. Pinckney moved TO appOin DIR. Taylor as visiting
Physician at Bellevue Hospital to fill vacancy ocoasoned
by the resignation of DR.. Foster.
discussOn arose relative to a recent addition TO this
Board by the appointment Of three physicians by tbs
Governors.
On motion Of Gov Draper the matter referred to
the CoIsmee Bellevue Hospital to report at the next
Several communications were received from gentlemen
asking to be appointed Keeper and Warden OF the City
Prison. Referred.
resolution was adopted directing the President and
Secretary Of the Board to draw requistion ON the Con-
troller for $4,000
The following resolutions, offered by Gov Draper. we're
adopted -.,-..,,-
ed That the Committees the various institutions attend
ersou 10 tAz of their respective departments aud
report previous the exp alton OF the pren year A
sb Tor added what DO
furnished by citizens disconnected with IN 10 tns
opinion the Committee be requisite for their usual
Gov Pine kney moved go into election for Warden q
City Prison. q
night and moved to lay the subject the table. Lost
The Board then proceeded to ballot, and john Gfay,
Wig received nine votes and was declared unanimously
elected Wardeno OF the City Prison ~, f3s !.
On motion Of Gov. Pinckney the Board proceeded 10
ballot for Resden; Physician for Blackwefs Island and
Dr. W. W Sanger declared unanimously elected
The Board then proceeded TO elect Clerk for Bellevue
.ptal, and Mr.. A. c. Pinckney was unanimously
elected. 49,
The following resolutions, offered by Gov. West were
adopted
Ied That Dr. Chamberlain is entitled 70 the thanks Of the
cheed the duties Of Resident Physician OF the Pensniary Hos
Bel that IN tendens the thanks OF CHAM
bersn he requested for his services sthe rate oil Ok"
The reading Of the minutes was deferred to future
meeting. Adjourned.
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=. ss,..n,,nsit,N With Ncrl Vv ndi''dN
49, !. ~ - slde ri tie ieS
ss S Ne save j. . 81. true SI@S,,
',.o. i l'e,'sa' Christians wherever en-, IN,
s<'s - ,l..s rryAiNi''oo has Seco considerably
<~sS~ /" I. aeslsacd 10 Ncccmo che very general
49, s.,..l .sr,leaess vt Protestant CArstcniom
tN' N...,s C,,solcs c''ncur In {, andsc eceer'
49, = as.,,na 6,s rr,hsNiti,a Is not 81 general
~ p -, ,st sr'coS she Nr'so'pS'iAns
- - .a,,~sstes NJ lNraAiSi,.oe IN cscA CARTS
.,.s..ea ssAe eNrS steps 10 rNNore dts
- ..s.,oa 10 Nycs vi this Vital noNsore
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THE RECEPTION OF MITCHELL.

msIhsS a, Grand st. Hall on Monday evening, ~
male further preparation, relative 70 the rssePSaSi ~,
r. raylor presided and Richard Oulahsn acted "a
srsre,ary OF the meeting. IL was Determined to give
grand ball and supper 20 soon aier 'ne Arrival OF NJ
make arrangement for thst purpose COMMITTEES. which
hal vailed upon Messrs Meagher Dillon, Doheay Csya
Al previous meeting, and invited them 30 be preseat,
s,pfes ihelews 90 the future prospects 81 irelanc,
ar this eccasion made their report accordingly
Co pehtny waspfeseni aad gave he FVNs a soma
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MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.

Bouos, faesdsy Kos. ~ lsss
Returns from 3ls towns fhow the following result Por
Goyernor wasbburn, nNhgj s7esg Bishop (Dea "a.
Ire Wilson, Gree soiil 1852 wsles Hankerj s,iee
scattering coo Tie proposed new Constitution IL dssaled
ty about 900 votes
The Wings have gained IN the Iioase Last yeAr nisi,
majority WAS only TO- thus ia this year their msoniy IS
~ The wings have also q minority Of the Senator'S ee
sscSu Of course I'll ic vacancies from iisa oss paiy
Tbs VII enable them - elect also a Wh's nofWn)r
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=, ,~.s,s S>sssiES iss e l'> Ess,- It's, now
-. A. Nssss,A Sss ~ Nssse Aas ruvcASsed 81 ia,sr
y, Csss1aeaa 0rs..-. ne q iAs oa3ssI 1a~' n
- * ~ rs--ss sS1 -s~SfsTs-s W,ss ~ ne Ale
-. "a ~ $3.50 ihs E3a'Sis, cAsrSs Acre& so0s.
n n.cvasAss Hs i A. aAl~ ara pcT-lAT EaiHv
.--ss,s . ~ cS-sasssa2 Is. i,s MA-ss q oAs'wA
- N aces ar1 sszs7o-sy rp.s- h., sxsrsiars
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NETWORK ASSOCIATION OF SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS

The regular monthly meeting Of the above Association
was held on Monday evening at the Amityst Baptist
Church The question for discussion was. What are me
The nrirrinai sneaker Of the evening was Mr. seien
who discussed The question at length and related many IN
eresting facts cleaned during his thirty nve eers
nec,ion with Sunday Schools lie wa thos, $50
other gentlemen. The meeting sdJo"fheu "'h's' "A
acting any business OF importance. ,o,a ~..,,,.a -.
,ls second Monday evening Of every nonsh'
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Fl.ocClNo IN rrE NAVY.

rRoWpEN,N, Tuesday. Nov. -. 1881
The Cuiioi States CrVu Court met an ihs ciy 'o DAY
Iudsc Curtis delivered O charge 90 the Grand Jury N
which he dwc psr ulery upon tho law 81 congress LOT
h5ir No.irr I'm the Nav, and In vessels Of commerce
uo SAID hai the acrns which ia prohibited by this act Is
orl, he iccEng thai had been praciiaod IN the Navy
tha W with dc cat The law does not pgoh'oN any o'No
,,-.lr NJ n.rt.l IinE ANAMNn
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ss,.v.SSrrS --rss Members c'SSs 81 'Ac new
-, 4 NssSscAsse.s> axe reros,ed IN Tx fl
weszS ('>tr.,r. N,a>,rsi is ~ cAoicc
- MA .S C,.l.ic,. sa.- - .iltiNn pcnr'.
~ s,urs vhi,A Asve ale1 90 eae,, ;
- y axicsr o. a ,aiS0s tTltl
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rIHSHer on the rEN0BSCor-GREAr


poRrLANp, Tuesday. Nov -. 1853.
T,,,c the greatest fcehci the pcnohsoo known for
twenty Ncars The hoom nj Ncss'e has given way ands
lfst number ci logs floating down the tivor. dam
has lcen ca,,d away nj kouduskcag aud that village "a
hail, flooded \ ,cansor named Day was drowned IN
the Oad q kcnlWsAosg by the overflow. The mills and
dsus on the river stand firm yet though they are hai
Nftsst1
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MUD NOMINATIONS n NNW llAMNUlkE.
CoN,opr y. IL. 1ucsdny Nov. u, 1881
Tho Nhlg stale Convention assembled here TO DAY
IehehcA Goodwin vi pogtsmeuth, IA The ChMr ZION
lanes Ncli nf Cuilfoil was unanimously nominated tr
C,yerner and " liam white cf Manchester for Rail
r,ad Nommiseoncr Spirited addroesos woro made and
good Noluv pre-, aided
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MARINE TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

Ameetpg 0the friends Of this Society held last night
in the Mariners Church Roosevelt ST. Aterp prayer Script
ure reading and singing the audience addressed by the
President Mr. Read OF Boston Mr.. Read Of New York
Mr. Hawkey and the Secretary of the Society This As
sociaon is Of twenty years standing and numbers nearly
es 600 members.
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CONSOLIDATION OF BROOKLYN AND VIII
IIAMSRITRGH

The Board Of Consolidation Commissioners assembled
at the County Jail yesterday and canvased the vote cast
for and against the in the Cities Of Brooklyn and
Wamsbureh and of Bushwck at the late election.
At the next meeting the subject of the Charter for the com
biued cities is to be taken up.
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poARD OF CANyAssERs.

The Board of County Canvas met yesseraay "
- a. sv All the business done was TIA sec'ier OF M
cs.v,"r a, Preden Of the Board and hr. Fowler Dep
ntv ceupty Clerk, az Secretary The olownG oui was
incurred - tire people n,
Tap Pd,-TIeJ Nsu- York - - 49,. ..eh .lestiur.
II. ser.ises Of twenty Aldermen PAL q "'' 49, ssa
a. gsn, ssssEs Al 81 each ~
H. RoaTi thep adjourned until this day, - IN
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MARTIN ROSETTA ON MS WAY 10 R0SroN
nnuos. Tuesday Nov -, 1854
Martin Koapa solod nom Smyrna October 10 on board
rr,r Sm,ue Capt Watson for lo'lon
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NLIIIANfIc INoII 70 u IlI'N : ! " -, =,
Professor RuSEI delivered the first Lecture ~ The NE
chanes Institute Course last night. His theme was
Genius in its Aptitudes Aids and Ends. The Lecture
addressed particularly to Young and pointed out
for their emulation all the most shining instances of human
achievement in works Of peace
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CtaR0EIoWN. \ c. Nov. 49, lbll.
Tho .ehcancr : Mayo. or Mnyel from Apalaohi'o ola
IN, New Norh cotton i6adcd. took hro IN the hold mo
ia.el and WAS fun ashore near ths place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-16

1,.,o.,ao A 6i,nais slave II heaiola'y "p',"''.
a.. H., I,a,i.,gt ou lLa way 30 washington ~ 'l1,.H
- ss "a tns SECRETARY isss week ahs""'''' w" VIZ
not since bees heard ~
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.t,, 49, - ,st frr1 ~ - rr'rt pieces -
=, ,s s frv-,dnr 20 BE ihar 0' var o. - kS'vo
m Nd Fclt uatcrl 49,.
chosen by scciamrtion Lieuis General he','fo' s11
Vs,ter Nossrs Uaznan Sfertnyi. Miloy an Capt
he ,ree,ino then adjourned until further c8H
SIXTEENTH WARD WOMENo ALLIANCE
er.rlete ifs or,ao;zston Mr. Sarah Burton IN tho
chair Tie following OF srs were elected
President Mrs. Mary La.cele
Vice Presidents Elizabeth 1homas. Ei,4a hcisss n"
Recording SECRETARY Miss MARY Conkn.
C0rresron6ing Secretary, Mary >cikrgg
Treasurer Nrs Lucinda Pollock.
Executive Committee. Mrs. Sarah l. Bursoa Mrs otsa'
Smith. Mrs Elizabeth d. Lush.
The following ladies were appointed delegates u rep
the Alliance IN the Nomcus Cty iempegaucc A"-
ancc. Mrs Lascee Mrs Pollock Nn hcIacyart
Addresses made By Mrs. Emma Ban a1f otAors.
after which the Alliance adjourned. 90 meet al zoe can"
place on Wednesday evening" 2jd inst, at o cioeA
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DEATH OF SENATOR AruERroN
MANcutsrNW. II. Tuesday. Nov l.. l'''.
LON Chnllra q Athorlon dled ~ u look 70 day
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,,,,c Nn,nNAunNS IN NEW uAMrSuIRN.

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