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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04
ILLINOIS.

NNS OfHSs.
ClucAoo, July 81 ls6o.
IN Consolidate, e ne Trg srd H-cd-7k Doug az
Arny on ne pai. Q, Hcqie-The Republicans in 7vu.
Uc-Long John W.u,ecrth's Plk-Gu6esna,o-ia rfoz.
Hcs, dc. &c.
This memorable clst July. 1880. pair Of twins were
born although under labor they appeared healthy
but rather weak IN their knees mean the consolidated
number two IN this city, the Chicago TieS ori HeTuld
the former swallowed the latter. b. dsh always az.
ter little fish. The spirit Of the amcnted nrs has flown
It has gone to paris aaAaown never to return again.
Little Dug army Is growing smaller every day.
aad a straight out and on, BrecsnTdgc paper would 10
just the thing The bulk Of the democracy here have no
confidence the editors Of the newly consolidated
"Aas, how have the mighty fsllcnti Samson h in
the hands Of the Fhis,lncs, aud they over him:
peace 10 his Ashes The doctors nevertheless are trying
the gaishne battery, but without success g too late.
The new proprietor o the Chicago na>s asd Herald G..
US ~ he1omiSNi INC lrincc q al tue retcrs In tie
world viii never reap any thing from his coHsoldate
Hs WI fare Just the same Che r.n who bought
an elephant al auciior-hc vii rot Know what 10 20
With Il.
there IS already = rumor spread abou. tia, a-othsr
douglas paper would DC started forthwith. bu a. not
Anew what reliance can be placed upon H.
The republican party n IN PICK q trouble here f,s
Lcnr John has administered them another Of his
famous pulls, which be always kccre on haud N they
coat dance - be hddCs. loa Will remember haln iS5
Franc A. Holman nominated on the STATE ticket
Lieutenant TO Fernor; but the Ting sharp on HI
L.ts ana soon discovered that NJ Francs A. HJdnaan
late clerg! man aud then consul banker, Counsellor al
oruey at law notary public, land agent, broker and v
AdeinAn-who never sought AT office. a. he says--h,d
not been long enough IN this glorious snd free country
and IN Consequence IN roof according o. our ccust
Was not eligible. gentleman OF many titles 50 pro
mncnt IN politics aud who has always been before the
public, should know and understand the Constitution
CT the AVS OF tie slate u Illinois
AZ that time NJ. Hrnnan Withdrew, because he c,uid
not lop himself This year he "a, arsir nominated
through the conspiracy q Long John a. am told ara
he resigned but long john has bcen harpng on him an
the while and he persistenty would not sven, Mr. U,g
muns resignation Nevertheless. TIE Republican STATE
Central Committee accepted his res ignaton and nonli
mated Mr. Jarrett IN his place. Nov began the tine of
war Wentworth PIT on hts srmo-. and OF NJ went
Ike Hecnan, directed blow here and another there
Until be had suicieai crvwd gathered 70 compel Nr
Jarrett 70 resign. Tas ELECTED, he began again 10
lionmann. Nevertheless, Ecw safe Convtntou had
been called 70 OIL the vacancy after Mr. Iaffos rssrna
ton Hofnsnn took the bait Saarlcyham yf the
nn>s, Is away, no Ciofnann) has renty u noaey 70
sc-ad, aai fnr the rest Long lcSz VII Jox ouI Bat
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The works Of the repairs Of the Cathedral of No,re
Dame, both In the interior and the exterior are being
continued with the greatest activity -Four statues have
been placed IN inches in the pillars OF the por,co Eight
other statues will shortly be placed which will complete
the twenty eight Christian Kings, from Clovis to Phip
Augustus All the stained glass has been repaired in the
Interior The grand altar has bccu replaced its ancient
position In short time the Cathedral Of Noire Dame
will become one OF the curiosities Of Paris
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WoRsTrD REDUCED TO i7f CvNrs-sW0 LII
received from Berlin; Shetland We, 10 cent. 81 e.srs
xcphr nice hrrg Corets NJ " B-S.e g cononQs
thirty days At hL6ERs AZ broadway oe1 ninesssuA
aeet cas-, oert 70 the ieweiry store.
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this day at II o'clock a, the Veterinary College lis
liz West Twenty third street. Black Hawk and Morgan stall
lion, by virtne Of ehsttel MORTGAGE jet black stallion SIX
years old 10 hand inches high Beautifully formed sound
Wei oroi 70 harness ssddle. fast
Hh sre was Black hawk got by shermsns Black Hawk who
lred by Justin Morgan, dam OF Black Hawk Young
sntonian got BY Old Hanlonan, whose sire imported
MESSENGER The dam the black stallion rot BY North
ttaT and lie ~ the imported horse North OF N gland
hcaie Of The above from seph Colt OF Lewown Niagara
county, " w. the gentleman VII, bred and horse
Can be seen At the Veterinary College In Twenty third street
near Sixth avenue As stock borse he has few super,rs
Also bl Oh Stallion, got By North STAR who by
Norh q Engiand dam BY Black Hawk, who sired By
justin forkan stands 10 hands inches high
and gentle IN his disposition, AID Wei brpken Sadie
harness he wss awarded the hrs premium OF three year
ODDS Al the state ssr held at buffalo three an
Eagth Park fhseton but little used Also double OF
lanes OF the very best description aud very elegantly
mounted. b order OF JOHN W. 1flORPE
Attorney
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TJENRy GREEN, AuCTIoNEER-sToRE NO 1874 WILL
IL law s'rtet-Wnl sell on Monday August ., a IOi,
oeloeh, At brooss Old star, q and 20 penard
CONSEQUENCE 81 the building ming down. the whole OF the
valIaoe collection Of ELgravngs Cur-eies, Fixtures
Sand Casks Gas Fixtures and Fpin Clicks Mirrors Stoves
Old Building Material Doors sases sheds Water
ac Also the stock Of 20IO prime Havana Segarr La
Ac. Now view.
HENRY GREEN, AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL. THIS
IL day. los O'clock nj the store lei William street, Gro.
ceriet Hentngs soap. Currans Rsns Cheese, Mustard
salmon, Prunes Champagne casks brandy % Care
casks Por Vine do Bourbon Mhskey. Gin ztons White
Lead - 90 segns, also lot Of Boots Shoes Brushes DRY
Costs. Ac =
NJ DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNEER. WILL SELL. THIS DAY
4. Saturday, Aug at iOi. O'Clock s~esroom
sau street lew doors from fuicn large
Of Household Furniture 500 yards ingram Carpeng, gilt
frame Pier and snie Mirrors rosewood Paror
psb hair cloth and broclte mahogany Tee tctes Sofas
Arm and faror Chairs fookcasee Extension Dining Tables
Bufes Dining Chairs ID easing Bureaus, wsshstands
s'ead, hair Mattresses Panasses loungca Wardobea c
The whole 10 be pcremptory sd 10 the highest bidder Tor sh
g -. Bo0ARr. AuCTIoNEERs THIS DAY, AT lOI
iorgago sale Of Household Furniture, mahogany stfas
Lounges, Book case, Paror Chairs Arm Chairs
aRe suits marble washstAnda 10 mahogany and black
walnut Bedsieais brussels and ingram Carpets $50 Photo,
Fran ca hsskcso Champagne, also hand BIZ
Hard Table lot liafd Signs MIR black Horse
about 10 hands hxh god draft also Horse
Doctors Gig Light HarnsW. &c.
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REWARDS.

V-O june Y cambria Bag sise coored, marked G. ~
on card The sbo'e reward viii be paid delivery stud
Ieys Express oce corner Of rwen enta street aad
Fourth Avenue
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GORMAN HUGHES, AUCTIONEERs.-BY VIRTUE
OF chael mortgage, will sell Monday, August G.
le< al 10 o'clock the entire stock ladies'
second hand Chng Furniture, Carpets Ac on the pre-
misses $40 Third avenue between Twenty sixth and
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A pxINIsrsAroRs SAW or rUnsIrUsa 40.
"A AUCTION

n.,Y,Srs .ron,s ~ ~ rsS,r1s. -
II b ,ss "a. AK s0nmsncns at 10y ossos
A. o. MiA4NO LOn Auft once oeB lsA'e ~ III
nsr p9hons ana the PUBIC seAefaH 'ha 'ne' Va" be- '1
aaS' NE ..,.... :, a.. a.. p..o-,o. u;u.r
Me- e ess mn ana S sS g
s1Iee' 81 s1ysp, Hnsses'a s15ngSe WORKS or ART
Rich i resden cnioa, Vases, ORR. nen,s, SCI,
sniacnp in.trnmsr, N 49, ~ 49, nm ,o,,srs
p.sss. t1sHss soG Cover s sad carved
RoseSood black Walnut and nlsSosany Suits covered
4 and slr .ss
Soss luSs q GAYS Win other psrir o1aa%ss." blaSs
rom BIAS, r,S and bed r. furnished
stored SPsS Of ss
amhed previous to sale " Van W CA
ywoon 20 .rT1oxrres
A Once ana ssiesosm ass Broaaway c,rner Of Reade st.
rb. aax sa,rssy NJ la oeoee
A. the private residence 81 4esi Eleventh street between
deace Was ali new on e 6rst dsy OF a MAJ and OF he
bss sesrrption To nsrsoas in o9.si of ar Ca, farnae
MAJ sS sf rsnofC ons''h
Royal Axn,,nssr csr,a,s
Ro..wo,, r,...,.. Pier lnd AAnisl Mirrors
-'O NeN'' R.SsuooS Sa,rs,.rx ord po,kcass
HeSe"ooa 'en''e i"''eS o.k a,r,n, roo,, and
Rosewood chamber Fu prs%fss Room,
Contain sI osaauy nsd with mother
ayed rosewood Furniture covered with blue and eod satin
eean Eteeeres with mirror doors aud nsck centre and .o
sid Tshies velvet and IrseIs Csrne,s Mar nd nantei
Mirrors lace and broeaei Curtains Cornices Shades &c
an sni,e rosewood nshoganv and bsck nslnt
E,peans Wssh.snds I,oSmodes Csntrs IA Is Amo"r de
ace corlea HAIR Matrsssss ri aus Feahsr Ecss ,na
and Rockers Brussels thres ply csrpenP
rooms Mirrors Clocks on Paintings OAK extension Dining
Table and oak Bullet ivory balanced handled Knives and
Forks Table and Tea spoons silver Casters English cut Glass
wse Crnckery fren, h china Dinner Set of l eces Ais,
all the elegant kitchen Furniture. n B-De.
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UyO THE PUBLIC.
Il In consequence Of the early closing Of the s..bll.s
for extensive alterations, the entire 4. OK
e<0Up WORTH OF
DRY GOODS
Consisting Of Cloaks shavs aud Msnes plala and f.nx
sks french snd Eng sh Dress Goods Lawns Oreandea
reg Dsm@ 81 shrsngs and shee.ngs Musns sc, win b
500 Ms redutton ~ SSa per cei the regular prces
We cal especial attention ~ c cloth 1oeks prrrhsssl
OF n anufacturinr 'e~'' y" ~
H0 shawles,s Al "a 80 w-rthst
~ shaweits al 81 rs worth - 80
200 Plated Back with IIopis "a n ysorth rs 50
AZ early csh scited The store viii be csosed cn -
about the lith Of August -
w. r. ROBr1Ts
ESQ B0wery
Between Pracs and Houston sirr~ss-
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BOARD --GFNTiKNTS Will FIND aoOn Srrv AIRY
- roene rih or sfhuut bo4ri. single ar dnpb,a. v.rv
ebcP, IN eeuirs ration. ~ih tho cm'os n horne CAR
a. " Orana Saves, nearly oppCsse Odd GCEows llslL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04

L,XECUToR's sALE-HousEHOIDF FURNITURE AC.-
~ CHAMBERS 4 FAIRcHlLD, Auctoneers viii sell On
saturday August AT lO o'clock Mt their salesroom, No.
Ills Nassau street, large quantity OF Household Furniture
ard hous. G-epng articles Sofas aide and Chairs
side and fancy Iaoes ChaDdeers Mrrors Paintings
Crnsm nronzes Ist stand Carpets Kugs Carpets
and Rods Bureaus WasbsaDds Bedseads, hair Mattress
hnefeather Bees and Bedding Toilet stands ac Crnckery
shebosrd dir and tea Tables kitchen Crockery glass tin
wood and Iron ware Ac WALES n. GROW, Executor,
HkNRIEITA A. GROW, Executrix
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BUTTERFIEID, AUCTIONEER.-M MORTGAGE
"A. sale this II O'Clock 7Z9 sixth avenue the
contents restaurant consisting Of marble Counters Tables
Stands, Chsp Ac, with all the ixures of the bar also.
large quantity OF Wines Liquors and Segars also. the Fix
OF the hcben, consisting Of cooking Range, Crockery,
&c. Sale positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-04

fNUBANs AND sOUTHERNERs ATTENTION
sale splendid new soop rVEed Yacht Of 70 tons lunch
cd In April but In the best manner Of white aud copper
fastened throughout she has proved herss fases
ssilers built and sp endd bo Her model ire
pre- she can be seen By applying 70 JANIS II. Boards
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SPORTING.

FIRST CLASS PLEASURE BOAT FOR SALE 2ox
"A feet long, III feet BEAM built last winter By Mr. eorge
Friend OF Greenpont Of The beet selected materials IL very
sn and las, and nne sea boat And furnished complete
Any person wanting superior boat will examine
street BROOKLYN.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE

DARN FOR SALE IN NEW JERsEY-wrLI Ex
change for New York cit, property ~ acres; Eooa
house and outbuldngs half mile from Union landing hres
miles from kahwzy and twenty miles from this city Apply "a
WIN. s. CHAMBfRIIN, 10 aobin,ou street.
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no COUNTY, MERCBAETs AND wHoLEsALR suY.
er Of JOB o. Of Dry goots Dress siiks Bonnet ss.a
and every style OF Bonnet Ribbons In lots epyers ~
per sent Ices than regular prices nj X rsAAdKs A.
lO4 Duane street. seven doors west Of Broadway.
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no LET-FTN ELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH GAS AN
bath, for gentleman and wife single gentleman
Inquire Al l5e Tenth srcet Fourth ayenae
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ENIRST CLASS Farm OF sEyENTY.sIx AcRRs rn
.noIougn iiivauon house, barns sabng ouhousas
snI 10 nrs rse ccndaon land rich deep soil witt
To farmer city merchant this oilers unusnSI 49,
tages EAsv OF aocess and within Of the sy n
Long Island Sound price $40 o the produce paying large
interest. Address X y, box i76 Herald Office. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-13

HIGHWAY KosBxRy OF A CoUSrRYxAy-Aa p-s.,
Brown, Of Wexford, r. L. was walking in w.,.-
on ss<urdSy night, he accosted by two man -. -
vited him TO 60 On board lying at one of N.
poring piers, to take drink. Brown sccomc.rto, ~.
and when aboard the vessel one Of them se,pd h,,,
snrestensd to Kill him II he did not hand over N. -
Inc o.ner Ioinen then rifed his pockets ~ h-..ny.
sso o'her aincfs, with which both then ran ~ fn ~
AAIm was gwen, and officer Craig Of the To,rrr % a"
cnS haSseneo 70 me spot and succeeded In
OF kem, named Timothy Murphy The oth1r sSs 1ss ono
hurrny was yesterday taken before Justics S.S Sc1'
whece ne stated that biz occupation Was nm ~ Se
man. He was held for examination. "'~
ArxnT 10 CIRCULATE COUNTERFEIT Noxxr-0r a.4,.
DAY night an attempt was made to food the city ,h
counterfeit 2s on The North River Bank The ponrs .,
graph was aa once put into operation and the storehe
ers warned, 80 that II probable but few Of In v.
lees bills were circulated. George Cole w,s ayrs.a..
CnIged Wild attempting 70 pass Of the bills an zsS
Marcus, OF 2o4 6reenwich street. In payment Nnr ssS
cen0 worth Of tobacco Cole was yesterday Ma H.
exammsnon by Justice Oborpe. James Jo6nson asd uS
James were arrested in the FIRST ward snd Hsrrv
Myeis sSin avenue, charged With attempting 10 nas
mtted for examination S' ""s ~ S'"a-
kASSf Gn Book MAN, DscuAncp Mr.. A. R,unev
0' who was arrested days SINCE CHARGED
WIN eefaudi,s couple Of Germans out Of s2oo b. The
guy pook process had hearing before Justice oukcn-
vusn on sssnrday afternoon he refunded the ucuey "a
we compRnap~ and was discharged
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OUR COMMERCIAL MARINE.
~~~>~~o>o~~~~~~~~~~N>~s
Return OF American Sailors Registered During
The Last Twenty Years.
Curious FALLING OFF N THEIR NUMBER.
CrucItles On Beard Brltish and American
ShipstThc Project ef Convention
for Their Suppression Between
the Two Governments.
LETTER OF Al AMERICAN SHIP MASTR,
II. 10, 10

Return OF Registered AmSr4eNn seaahen.
DEPARTMENT or STATE WASHINGTON, Feb 2, 1900
SHIN compliance with the act II Congress Of March 2,
l7so have the honor 10 oommuhcsse abstract Of the
returns made 70 this Department by Collectors Of the
Customs pursuant to tho act Sf Nay %, 1885, the
lief and protection Of American seamen, showing the
numbered registered IN the several ports Of entry
Of The United staes, during tao year ending September
30, 1859.
Ihave the honor 10 raasm also, herewith statement
exhibiting the number Of searnen registered in the United
etses during eaoh Of the last twenty yexrs-namely:
from September 90, $780, 70 September 30 1852 and 70
be, str, your 0bedent sorvamt, LEWIS CASS.
Hon. JOHN C. BRncKNnDGR, President Of the Senate.
The following the returns Of American seanen rex
tered IN the several ports Of entry of the United States
during the year ending Sept S0 1852 from the report OF
the Secretary Of State 30 OonRress,--
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TIE MuRDgR IN STATE s1RKzT-No FURTHER ARRxsrs-Eo
Clue THE PERPETRATORS. murder Of Mr.. W. L.
Tuers, in State street, remains involved m much mys.
terry No clue has yet been obtained 70 the perpe
traitor perpetrators With regard to the Of the
murder theories are advanced First deceased
Knocked down for the purpose Of robbery and that
his assaants frightened away before having time to
rifle his pockets second that he was murdered through
revenge either by those whose discharge from the Custom
House patrol he had occasoned by hired for
the purpose. The latter theory generally accredt
forward to with much interest," fact that the cir.
cumsfances Of the murder will be fully developed
and in this way some light perhaps, be thrown upon It.
SERMON BY DR. CAmL, IN BRooKIYS.-Dr. OahiI the
well known astronomical lecturer, and Roman Catholic
rest, delivered a very interesting last evening
at st. Josephs church, in Brooklyn The text subject
WAS the "Inialhbily of the Church" st. Josephs was
densey thronged with sympathetic and attentive
gregation. The sermon replete with strong argu
ments, based on the literal word Of God, and quite
lengthy occupying three hours in the delivery At the
conclusion the Doctor addressed the audience in
convei sationa maDnertold several good anecdotes,
which elected much laughter At ten O'Clock the congre
CATION dispersed every apparently in good humor
NCESDIARy FIRE In TROY STREEr.-Iast evening about
eight O'Clock fire broke Out in the basement Of the
frame dwelling house No q Troy street, owned and oc.
cuped by Robert Peterson The flames were extngunhed
with few pals OF water The fire was doubt the
premises have been set fire within the past eight days
No blame be attached to the police the matter, as
nAVe Oe0n tDclr exeruOn0 discover t0e
n incendary.
DANGEROUS BurDre IN FULTON SrvEr.--We would cali
the attention Of the authorities to the unsafe condition OF
the walls Of the burned building in Fulton street. near
Nassau hetront wall is bent in and out and looks 90
ht were ready 70 come down at any moment Az there
always crowd of CARTS omnibuses and pedestrians In
this part Of Fulton street. the consequences OF even
portion Of the wall coming down would be frightful Al
we have no desire TO record any accidents Of
nature, We cal upon the authorities 10 have it pulled
oown or prevent persons passing that point until some
ming s dsne towards removing the danger,
NEW BAND FOR THE ssvESM RscIxESr.-Mr. C. s. Graf.
er, formerly leader 0 sheltons celebrated Brasa Rand
hsw organized band for the Seventh regiment, The
OLD corps having been dissolved The band will consist
W forV pieces, and viii have entirely new c,stnne
which 70 supply each Of the members, viii cost the sum
OF SZ,CUS M t. b An excellent musician and Composer
and VIII doubtless keep up the reputation for cood ns;
aD0ch .nS ne seyen1 ,asment has always enjoyed The
cert at the Academy OF Music on the 18Th inst % con
ven Known snre'ayso s akoech, together with Mead
Gxafilar "' ~es'st Ar.
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IT He GALE IN ALBANY.

The high win, Is continued to prevail throuEhou. yeser
day and for eral hours after sunset It was by far
the most bolster Gus and dsagreeabe day Of the season
Towards evcnnig alarm Of fire sounded and in
short time tie reets which had been almost deserted
thpovsbouttAe day, were, ns by magic, completely
lined with n6n Ind boys, running with or following the
"Machines.o The fire did not amount 70 much and In
less than half an hour after the alarm but few people
could be the streets From TO the close of
the nosphere gradually grew COLDER and after
evening set in The air c~ng cold every per.
IN the street seemed 70 be in hurry We can
hear Of no imnrtant damage having been done in this
CITY by the wiAis, except the denolshng of rhmneys
the Ysakpg glass by the slanmng shutters and the
removal Of sunl-y states and sbpges from unnumbsred
roofs. SkatpgEas luxury tha: attempted though
some fohardy oung ones would doubtless done SO
had 1t not been Scr their feeling mothers
Out of the ctywe learn OF considerable damage havro
been done IN the. destruction Of euthouses by the ync
barn belonging to VIM. Grady in Watervliet wac
biown down and Ae framework carried distance or I0
reds The barn was aIled with foEls, all Of which were
fled Mr. Grady3 loss is about 5000 Two other barns
q djoining that Of M Grady alao deunolsed We
could not learn the xames OF the owners
A BAN Se'apgpgto Mr.. Miller, standing upon an ele
vatcd position back % the village of C.eonbueh sas torn
from s foundation azd totally annhatsd quantity Of
hay WAS stored In It.
Since writing &he above learn that a. portion of the
roof Of Henry &usseC olcloth factory the correr Of
Sand and Perry Streets was carried on yesterday The
roof was covered Within.
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Anniveraary Of. the Sunday School Mis-
AtenarY Ass0ciation.


The first anniversary Of the Sunday School Missionary
Association ef the RrosdSay Tabernacle held in tha
ahurch yesterday afternoon, three O'Clock. The exsr-
sses conducted by Mr.. H. W. Starr Jr the super
u.snden. They were commenced by song from the
lhldren called "A Horae Beyond the ndev After this
by sse reading Of O.; tie treasurer it appeared
tas kAe children had cQprbuted during the past year
Si56 awards sendCg missionary the west TO cstab
rleh saaday schools. After q cong, commencing,
Be klLd To sch othex, the nights coming on.
When friend ard when hrother perehauce may be gone
Ar. r. c. PARDEz, Of the New York Sunday
.ecAcoi URsou, spoke to The Children at consider
aS,s lepgki, illustrating his subjs:t by pleasing
s.asss, and congratulatng The Sunday school on
NE good work Il WAS perfovna.rg he WAS followed by
ths Rex j. p Ihomyson, the pastor in an entertaining
AMI nsJEctve speech. After the usual Alternate song
Nr. samuel Holaes, former superintendent OF the
school, who was among the audience, was caled upon
and rerpsndet IN genial and earnest address he closed
BY saying thas he had q dear LITTLE grl ~ home, who
took gre interest IN S1nday SCHOOLS, and he wished TO
constitute Der ne member OF this association making
Ms woros goods hy banding 70 the Superintendent I'VE
dollar gold piece ss The .ntatsn fee. The example
son.agious, and almost Immediately fou. .tses apph
saops for LIE membership handed n-tsus sdding
WAS also taken Up.
N,er . casng song, the meeting wss disresed