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Tho CIimnH Of Impo.ition.

Nso York, Non o, t-Gj EulsoR Srsi u sp-
psA'S th,t the question n e.gtt hours lator Tor
day'H work IL TO come up f1r legislative action
tins white. NV would Ike 90 know Gthsy IN
tend It W include al clssses-fot instance, ~ city
railroad conductors, Who on slmN rusA arc
worked hitesn hours sni more. NJ reason Tor
addressing you IN this subject - this Being IN
smIluye on she 80 Avenue EaIlrps and cur Pres
ideut, the Hon. W 4 DArtt~G. having rcs' gned,
through sickness, the koai appears 10 be- iu the
hands, Tor uuo, Of tho Secretary q "a i u al
and having only on tbs Il Hd bsen IA The hSl 4. Of
working thirteen hours, tbs gent tuAn talks 81
giving W. an ezra uip, th,rvUy sddilx Iwo hours
" our re usr time OF thirteen, max |ug Il fun NJ
teen hours. Now would asA VIC conductors
Gre = 10 grouni down liAo slAyos i1t ILe s.ss VI
LlAns Me pocks,s II thcsc modern Sd! lO,.aI
Respectfully y,4te,
CoNutlT - Az. u Il.
The shove letter is o., 40 lr.t inUu..oa we
have had q al impending imposition upon tue
city hallway cmp'H. e.. Tie officers Of tls alfer-
eat roa.a have teen '.r .cyefsl woeks oyus.icr.u.
how they nigh, further iups Sc upon their aire,iy
poorly paid ali oycryofkcI drivers aui ,oulue.
tors. Therefore We sro DO, surprised At ,hs an
uouneemeut lat tie Third Avenue COmpany are
preparing 10 Increase tie demand upon the.r em-
poyos by The addition o. TWO hours 10 their pres
emit shameful eNAc,ion. In fact, We should Mt DO
surprised At any demand shat the 70 lroad mouop-
olisis might make, Tor experience shows that they
are devoid fan feeling except tho fscue for car
fare, which they grasp with uiserly Iy!lly Il
has been inhmEiel very strongly TIA. soon
The winter fairly s'.s 10, Whsl Is Is supposed shat
employment will bs ditlult 80 obtain, tAo various
city roads will make strong eI1rt either 10 reduce
tho wages OF their employees or else to cur
tail tho number by requiring an increase
OF tune, as complained Of in the above
letter ITO Irorcat demand upon lalroad
employees is several hours per day moro that IL
ought 10 lie, AID there 10 n excuse even 'or dat
Considering she length Of time ,hsy are employed,
We doubt If any cssa o, wortingmen in New York
are s. poorly remuncrated as tho drivers and con
duc,ou. THIS abuse oushito te reformed, yet We
know not how that can be accomplished. Tie rich
stockholders who oil their Golfers with the cnor-
nous dividends Of the city railroads-NhAt No they
care for the oyertaIei and poorly paid employees
through whose hanas their money comes. The
only tbought they have regarding drivers and con-
ductors is the dreadful apprehension shat the divi-
dend may 10 cent short by reason ~ purloin-
Ing conductor. Perhaps something might hs done
on behalf Of tic car employees & TIE 'r.ents 81 tie
/ eight hour movement would cEp7uso their cause.
Tho compliments 10 not expect TO reach tie eslt.
hour q al ; tui Is H.eus hard that thoy should 10
compelled to do one aud half days work IN sin.
| gle day seven days in mo week
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BLA>CR GA Thursday moruise. >o. ., snera
long and pNull Illness sarah p. 500. of ibas. ).
The relatives nud tr.nI' ~ u.r anlt 81. M
Sited 10 attend the huerL ol .H... ."e-a. 'n,
Noy o., 30 J.. O'Clock, iruu Lrr lsle tes.tu.a. l3i
Hudson tL sitlou, iuTsutt Lnut' col
suddenly, on TLuu5t Ny, q,
iamtt H ho4Illlfu ID, aged % rafs.
lii csii,c' and Al,nA, 90 tH1 reotcrs OF
N,gutI4 lod4e, No. o.. b. a \. Ma a.', a.t ,.-..-
fully Invited TO attend thr funeral on ruats, .rf
noon, Sow. r. az o'e'.et, if.m bio e'e rssia,ace
- OrHtUsL EfooAyn, 4i-
CARR ON friday, Nov. 10. after d. lar. $40. f,rare
illness whlCh -te bO.~ With thr-tIHl i..t.fulc.
MAY Ann, beloved wife u AlcAaei Larg late Of
huurtuuuu, 60. " rome, Ireland.
Tie friends OF the family are respectfully Invited
10 At.rud the funeral, On suniey A,s.noor. Ncv. ~
r,ce ' is
CDGGN-At Yorkyille, on Ihur.qr. Nov o
1865 sOe~ i0ue sud sever i'l"e' Gathering ~ .dos
%, I,llau tugtey, suau,rv i.' ~ .'t 40. tI' .rA.
& uuy Loul.ord, lIc.tni' in 'he .''l yea. Vi .er
Inc rel-t.,c. and friend, Of he family Az r,spc,t.
mI iu,t. q 20 attend th' far. a, uu .t.r.a, nov
ii, a H. t,tCA. 81, from bees 4.r r,.. .el. GIi
.tb-t, an aud b,h ayes California aud o.e. "a,
C..>n,,- ,z,be,h. vie Of N'cao.s, r.r,'r
n"vD ai 40 90, Go, Loi'"' He'a"4 H-t- % -tsrB
G.,'ls md ra,d acluaiutar aro r.rc,,aly IN.
Y .c. 30 .. o.l .ho 70 81, ~, 'l '.1 -....a.ll,
Nay Is,a' JrosN Sc, 81 o.. ID
NcuI.Ii. ON .-ur'a mo me NV
su,.. .a. + uc.- o. p.ctnyna .'-.c. N..r.u,
3Ue ',,.,e. ,a4 frlcul,o' me f''- 90, ..-oac..
ia. ..,.yi TO ,at'cad .he $780, 90 so...-
i,.,a gu Clo;c lioa, lei. W-.e...-i r. ';l !.
s.cr. lI
WlAll.V ON rburslsy. mo r'i, '5r o, rYtors
l' ""t in a. '!l4,isiI Via, 5 ne 'ie
tt DO "a, % her ace
lhc Ici4uycs and irlends OF me i-.nr s-c L..
G.trrtae. Nv IL A. o'cocs. uol br- s,o 'a'
oeaee CO.. o. Nor,A 1T ami 30 81 B.'cA U, L.p.I.9
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" ashiua,op rarket netan Report.


lufHAF fgrsT4t, Nov ! i4is
ne dospvs.d tendency Of mice. of fno.. Il the
isndipt rf,,c,, of bou..lod consuupfl.u remarked
In Oh, i,.t r.nort L.. ,,pttu..d q, ut,f,.t it,.f
- ~ t
'"'o'' ''N' we l''t WIZ ~ i'N'IAel W oir
.,'.l..,.,i. -, -. ~.
' ~ Wv i''i ''."'" 'l'' 'a''.N' WIZ
have discovered their fi. ga holding above, and
,ylss orifr 10 for,e fr.a,. ,ya IIl.I ts... fI..u
-. ,. ,...,.ii,., 80. -. w.,
'"' INV l''''''"f. i'' ''l D." iI.'''t 'ti ihi'y'
Aaa cen noticeable throughout tho usrt ,.aI and
o., o., ,,,, 100. TO-. ... -. ,...t 20. 81. ,.,.,..
wv NV N'..' '''" ." n wv"
lfst r'tfs price,. M'1lo'te prices o. beet p-ils
have fallen from flto c ,t5. md tre I,et.h tuts
are icing of'r'd a. 4isll n '.n.' i5nao Jas: rc,,
and tia reduction la. iu tHfu effected Ito re- all
market Ui meats. beef is r'.Ytv ami lorr- while
49,. "'''
oihsr 'ar''.i"' remain nn'hshr"' win the advent
Of cold weather and the argrlarN ~ fHe l1iidava
..t.. 49,, ...,. l. t, q, ,.l Co.. ....,., - ..,t
'''.''' ".' '''' y 'ii' ''' III Jew '' - " '''
anre, and pr,cor are COZ e4u' uty lover Gu" huest
., ,
dir' A. .' Yer l' shN h'o'.'h. ~ h'As ~ & US
80 90. paiI The It..lt l@.vY 4. " ..s al t4e
,,,,,...,.,t I..,,, 30, ,t,,. I..y. .,gylt,u.
N''-' ''' 80 ~ '' D. '
crul.y titar1ct. ct Ir' uI. lt.i aHd plir'a nav"
lean advanced 10 . 5us.GU w i.e hest varieties,
-, . -' 49,, -.
RHH'r hi' M" VI 70 ''-' W i'i Us W.T.. r. TO
b ya accumulated GuriAf Tho week AID with I. liter
..,. ..... 49,. H.. ,,....., ga. go. d., Ia,
the uh Hf.ls, and Culsc 4tuty rttsil prices Cannot
,o., ,.,,.in ,,,,in,,,d Cof,pon uo,.to., .,e &.
- = - -. - ...'.,-,t...- -. =.
! 10 ''"'r' sN''''' n'ne'' V'"eI Puo'u''o's arc !"
,..,-l., 49,. H., -, ..,.. o-.,... ..,,
. 80 r'' ''' llt' 800. ,uiu
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Eas York. FridIW Nor. 30, Q T. NJ The general
stock market ha' uuctustci quite widely l-ta,, and
a. the close some sorts were higher aui Others lower
than yesterday afternoon. The Prairie eu CLiru
corner hss ceased TO excite any attention. The stock
tuld yesterday At Nv. The Gov -umont De, was DUH
With declining tendency Gold osc4 Al liJN
Money continue. IN sharp demand At : Ter cent.
ForoiGu exchange Vas duh at l,eaal.a'a Tor hank
er,'. Uu'ChAnEe to-day Flour vas De. a llc loser.
whost opened firm aud coscd quiet. Corn "a. heavy
Oats uerc firm for sound. Pork was quiet. heel vas
steady. Lard was firm and whisky VIZ 6rmer.
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TnmI.takablc IndIcation. OF Cold Nyenlh,r.

" the state o. the weather were the only indicA.
non OF the poin, in the season at which We have
now arrived, There would DO but little thought OF
the cold tles. tad cheorlsss winter iuto which We
are about T. merss But II the delightful sutumn
weAher which We have lately enjoyed Is calculated
10 make us forss'fh ~ approaching winter tho
coal DEALER the bake, We srocerymAn, the milk
IAN. etc, arr IS fab ul indicators Of the season
80 the most improved almanac. Recently tho
signs Of the cold season have been 40 stropgly
hrou "a, so the notice OF corsuacrA that the prss.
sat delightful weather 10 u,tlke'g TO make anv
ono Obvious ~ the fact that "vrn,er dr.reth
near" Although canal navigation hAa not vet
closed, the price Of coal has already reached
point within one or two dollars ton OF What IA
was last winter and 1t evidently viii not he long
ere pr rs reach the MAXIMUM OF last winter, moi. .
outstanding the fact that gold Is now one hun.
cred PER cent. lower than Il vaa = ye-e 40.
Tho take-s, likewise, very ip.c.bly rsmlni
bread eaters thst "tbe harvest is passed, and TO
SIMMER euied," by t.e dwsrfsh appearance Il
i''r loayes, .hs size OF which has become 80 small
thatA uosr-,'sn. "a suS anIehs, few days So,
'nuoeeut'y told ls baker pointing to a pile q
YES, ~ 'pui up bal. s-tozsn Of these biscuit"
vac ridiculous u'S,Ake, ,uI 20 show ,has 1le
'"lnN'on Of Tie 'oAy's 10 Mt all optical de'uslo9,
Htpln"eut WHITES rs tlls few days ago
sDu'k b. uo tWsrlsa appearance Of tL'
l' yes, he was curious enough TO weigh 4 zen csn
~, and discovered that ,he weight was Jus three
G., less than wien sea Wa At sc highest
qlo.aiion---S5 woa'i remember vhsta pitifu
to'Y I4c mIA.yeneclslid " relad, l91s w..a .Aslr
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milk, whom tbsy advanced the lacte,l from eight
TO ten cents por quart. Their excuse was thu, tie
high rate Of gold, the scarcity Of provsnder,
and tho high price, generally, made the ,dvsncs
necessary. The story was very well toll,
and many people believed it, although At TIA,
very ino the vendors we're buying their milk
from the dairymen a, three and four csnss qrs-,.
But now gOldh o come down snd provradcr is
abundant 10 TIE mi'kutn c0u. down sls3
Hardy. On the nrsi of Novtmbor tie veaIe-s ~
milk in Bryoslyn and IN she greater part 80 tAis
city quietly Advanced TIE price from toI O., iUslre
ceut8 qulfi, the hiElest dguto Tor ,hsl. and
water that was ever sA.heI 10 Mis- ueignborh ood.
And This limo the l,knen did DO, even dcign 10
give reason Tor ne iisance, simply reyly Ing to
qIssionsbv ,ho very Jnsatslaotlry aud general
remark that 'luilk hss rA" Ihe grocer nau,
tie dry gOr'-deAlsr tbe msrk slman, AMI foe Ia.
oil who have shabls, we,rs'lr or buruabe articles
for sale, are kindly impres4iug upon TIE minds u
consumers Ne IMPORTANT facs that ~ hur weather
lisa d,lusye ssn, snI ,un cold, chs,rless AMI
drssry winter is AlreAdy kuock.us 81 yur doors.
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An Ou,cnge Ipon D.cency.

AiSs wseiatro nc police soized and suppress.
e. the circulation, ia this city, u grossly OBJ
scfne publication which was printed - Boston,
sud seat hitler la lar.s numbers Tor l.str,busou.
Or'y Two Or three weeks tgc- tls seizure, 80
same p,psr agsia made Ia appearance At the news
HsuIs, under 4 new hsme sud RON thttimo
until tae presen, MS sa'e has not be'' n;s up,oi.
The nun Ter y % circulate Nus. be immtuss,
Tor 10 10 found upon uo.-ly sy5ry neWs-''snf la
tie city and suburbs. nov why do not ih. police
upple.s tbs bansfu! rubli-Atoat The Laws re-.
garIiny obscene literature are very explicit ana &
is very surely HAT the police A.l 10 enforce then,
90 FAR sthur functions t.tenl. such puhi.cs-
ton ~ that referred 10 should rYt bs pc-mlWod to
remain In tho marietta dAy. 4 Boston uiH send
meretric'3us papers hsro the police should make II
pointio selfe them as fast thev arrive, and be
Ills way tho diuepulable us1io m sht 10 stopped.
We need no, wonder At ihs increase Of crime AMI
iiconuousnes. In this city 90 lon- ss obsreac isra-
ture Is tolerated. VII hs P.lee Comm silouorI
give Ms subject tho attention i deserves
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THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTl0N TEN

Il pc tMce Sor.rt, vii hold a public meeting Ina
tueir hall tast lA,n -s ol SuuiIg oVpuII., Nov
l,th a. I, f.. oc.ock, Tie iol0-l4t I,nttuen vii he
I.,.. NJ 10 deliver hdtrJg eF. VIZ Nj ult. Il as oil
GIecn lOlnG Mr.. Joyce 81 b.o.,yn, and Al Nrf'.
10 CT canada LAT, SINGING by ar. Z arrol and A
lew Of tAU members. Nj. Bic reRcy VII roc. a.
come yalv good poems on ifi. persuc'. Nery he,.
". j. MOI,hOGh, Pres, JOllN hcLARNEH, Ast't.
EeC. IA.
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m GUARU-FATHLR MATHEW TAH

On GUARu-FAIHLR MATHEW TAB.
~ H. 40. D q NcN York, viii 90. tcmper,ue,
ueelug a. ,beiT usIl let '-tb ard bhth u. rur 10
a,', Oh ~uudHy evening, Soy l.fl, ut O'Clock l. u
81 lt3u, ana /. 4 rgtse|lt G.drt.s the me ,tr.
SINGING rs hss hcUulcss, M,Nu.l,u, auIpl..llin.
ance piano hy h..s l'uNllug. y b.-lle member.
hniels -utAeu ie rt the hall With res las. Al
u'uiu, /, r. ~, To tsle pIt ia Ia insu-uration OF
Lew society, No. !, at Asuhattauyulc iet no meme
be slss ~. JAMES u'EriLLl, Pro. JAMES
MCMAHON, Il. :. l9a
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

r. c. T. A. b. SOCI-
Il ETY. will hold Iheir weekly meeting on Sunday
evening, Nov 18th, A. o'clock. JOIN hoBE iDE.
Piest. PATRICK OCONNOR, Rec Sec. as
THE IRISH PEOPLE-A LECTURE
u viii te delivered A. Father Aa'hev Hall, cor.
s'h ave and es'h a., h~ JOIN RAFFERTY,, tsq. u
the tAvee Circle T. r., Monday evening, Nov. IL,
A. oclcck. Tickets 10 he hsd At the door 10
\NASHlNGTON DIVISION, No. 4, SONS
w Of Temperance, will hold public Temperancs
Ign. on Monday evenirs Nov. 10, at o'clock Adam
4. Fanagan. EsJ- and other good speaker. win
address the meeting. Mr. Hatch. With his qusrteits
club, viii sing some excellent Temperance ofes.
Father Mathew T. A. u. sos ETY., No. 2 Of brooklyn.
y respectfully Invited 10 he present. Alec ali Wis
are interested In the reclamation Of the poor drunk
ard. bv order. &C. igl
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IHE INAUGURATION or FAlHrK NJ.

L new /. A. -. society, No. o, N.N.u4l! .aAe
Sc SUNDAY g'telnool, l-Gh iArt, a. s.ocS 40
,'h avenue, ANA l.o'h n" tsanlt, ANY C.. I"r
invited 20 b. eni a4i tube par ~ TIE p.p,euI-
lngs. Mr. Ncuus, -ultJi NJ tic .L..., 81 X .ov,
M. John RaArry and ONE. eloquent I'd rgcltts q,
lcmsc4uUce VII GL.lt-s the i4ts.4Is. Mirtt, Mo-
tilau and hcluitC-, LAa Ao,, .a. Ml4rO', u.u.e.s.
eud Wailace WI be pie,ent al the evening NEE ing
at O'Clock, anu euiCr.ain tie Audience. CllAs. 4
CLARK, Pres, rAlRith GILMORE, Wee PICs't,
lAIkICk AChENSA! sec. IL
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SPEClAE. NOTICES.


Neglected Coughs aud Colds.-Pew uro
av az, Of the Importance Of ohsckiug cough colu-
cod' in It's bret stage, that which M she berin.
ming would yield to mild remedy II nesloc.ei,
soou plCys upon the lu.ss. 'Broau's Bronchial
loche-," or Cough lo1eag,s afford instant reetl43
rHcs: Piles.! Piles Han you have TO
d. 4 to try one bottle Of Strickland. PHO Remedy
ItNi'l cure in three days. No mistake. Wells q
Go, 10 Franklin II, Agents. 40
Pylc's q. II. Soap-Thc Cheapest soap
in use for the working classes. sold By srooeis
everywhere. 40
Dr. sherwood, 5i5 Hroudwuy, has In
FuIu aud mhIii.u lr-sfo, "a ieh can he worn In
ted or fo', thout pain Allo supporters and Shout
der Braces Ct the lcit quality. ~
tnrtmen, TNprcssmen, and others
Waterproof OILED Canvas Gov r.. iOr Horses, Csrfr
Turk he DC. agge stock, assorted si1, a. verv low
prices. Call rs tist l'rotivar, near tsnerine - IS
The Improved A" ~ioat" Ellipuc sewing
Machines, 81 broadway. Agents vantcI. a. ii.
supiee, 3n3
Grover & Bnkcr'- FIRST Premium Elastic
stleh gni ss'iteh &C. .nr e by 40 Broalsay,
Ncw York and 20 ful.3n IT, tiooki,n. 3lI
Wheeler * wilson Lock stitch sowing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine, 80. C-5 E.1td-
We, \. Y. SIS
Howe sewing Machine Company No 62D
B,oaIg ~, y. \. alias lOs, il, ,.4ael'. A-oui.
wanted. ~
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Sun CHOLERINE REMEDY. THIS WELL
- A-twn medicine iog th ,a.r "a uluIrluoA ID, ssr.
uISl Niamps NJIe' ana AL luoCncss Of the tc7ais,
gan he polu.ol only OF the PROPRIETOR n % sonrh
Ste9ld sue.h " ~. A-Isguls h P.lge - Gents peI
ls'.-' w
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A GRAND DISPLAY AND GLORIOUS
HNew,-Dea'h and Burial Of Kns Acoho.-A
pnblic meeting Of the Young Men. Father Mathew
Charlie. Rooms: bel ii.t sni I'd It, sth ave- on sun.
Ssy Fsst S, fes pse ron pIs. the
Bagey, fsq, and others snring by the t,len'el
iempef..noe Voc lli.is Robert Wison, f,g. Of Tie
Father Na new SOrieiirs Messrs iattn. Cole, KIM
Parcel, Mise McEvoy, Miss Nc'iunle., aud othoi,.
Ile pu1i,e arc inyi,ed 70 come early ,ni proGare
Vice. joins O'stLLiVAN, Rec. Sec i0s
A PUBLIC MEETISG or THE FATHER
"a Mathew y. q 4: u Parent scc.e'y vii be
held At their Han, .6i lirooinc 81 sunday even
sddrsssed b. Messrs. John acGrath, Professor wis
,nd y w. br.ne. slnsins 9y Henry n'suiiiyAn.
VIM HARE. Rec. Sec. ~
A PUBLIC NETTING OF THE YOUNG
n Mea's Father Mathew T. a. IS. Society, ~. of
BOOK q, vi B.. - tomorrow evening. ~ o'cF,
ii e sweeTy. j. ,. O'suli.yan and Koi@rt log.
f.r. sinsin' b. Mls. Cteoesn, Nrs Bllser and
>. g., To- collection Of dues. An election for OH,
t.t,s place tomorrow, eyHry member u requested 20
stcnd. PATRICK LYONS rre.t GRO O'NElL,
A MERlCUS ENGINE CO., no. GALL
"a 'ho.e uhoptrtici14'u1 IN orr l..e eycu-aion 10
l.iiuc.p'is, rogue .tpi 10 attend uet LOG Of
ilr a'o'e named COMPANY A. the Lus,ne iiouse GA
n, iI e. e9,ah, at % o, on y 9def " rs
q PUBLIC MKEIING on TIE YOUNG
AANt.'s father Mathew T. 4. 81 H. roc y 10 J.;
81 y. ! viii DC held NJ their hall cor oln - $40
1tu ave, sunray evening, Nov. ~ a. OciocA.
tp,ts. uv hy Me .fs Brow uo and al fins. singing
y NJ Burns sud o,hers. The memhe-' are Noticed
20 h''cnd a'pccisl meedne 1t o'clock ia the after.
uoun. IRNs j. GALLAGHER. Pres PHILIP
KELLY Wee. wa. BJiD, Rec sec la3
hEOTHER GRAND VICTORY OVER
n hing A.colo, Rather Mathew T. 4. -. Society
SO 4 vii hold T"up erance Nee Ing At Hall, 1888
- .y .th t. c. SUNDAY evening. at O'clock The
meeting will be addressed rs the young sud tsIentci
orlfor, Mr.. burns anu others. singing BY Nisa Fc'-
.lsou. Mss ilamin W. Kidd, Roach, md othcrr. Tho
tIt g. ere respectfully invited. WIN. O'BEl IN,
Pre-. PATRICK LAME Rec sec. l.'
ATTENTION, FRIENDS OF TEMPER
4 ancs-A too tins viii be held at Military HAL,
1915 B1wery, on sunday, nov 18th, n5 p. NJ. Cor Tie
pu.pJse VI petitctug the oteanizAion Of the Young
Menu ta'hcr Mathew T. A. -. Saciety No. 3. II 10
60 le hoped that AL young meu no have not vt
Oinci ather hsthcw Society will avail themselves
Of tlis Opportunity. An those Who wish succ TO
tire teul er,ncs cause are invited TO attend. Ofran-
ilcrs- liuiothy l.. l.y1ich, Daniel Gallagher Thomas
Mrt,u'te, John \. Kelley, jeremiah / Lynch. TIM
uli'f J.. LYNCH, Prest. pro TEN. JOHN A. X Eli
Le.l sec. pro ten.
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THE FATHER MATHEW 7. A. 4. b. I'D.

4
pc-.ucc ne, .iu- at q OcC Tomorrow evening AZ
icla IeranCc ia.l, conner Grand and III s.foets
.aHrt-Mes e.. j A. MADAM an i'm Ihckmun
S.urCr IL. Cadets hr. liAthAuay ul4 o ner.
tuuMAs al. LLut -, f.eAdent, TAOS. REILLEN,
r.C t,.lN, Is
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THE SPIRITUAL WOELD, AND THE
a Life after Death.-Kev. CHAUN CEI GILES viii
deliver ec,ute on this subject, in exp ans'ion 81
the doctr zines Of the New Chuich az mad known bv
M nuel sv eaenb0rg, on SUNDAY evening, Nov, II
~ O'Clock, 10 the bah OF the Cooper L nion A,lor
Place. Admission fee llg
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A DNENT BELIEVERS WILL MEET IN
hthe ncT hdyclt ssion Church, rs W. 94th 81
bet 9th and 9TH nCrly the Methodist Ale.ion
Chulch, whore :. Curry was pastor = each NJ e.
pecicd next sabbath by Elt. Coz, RoWoithy and
ndtunnk seats free. 80
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A NlTHEK GRAND VlCTORY NYtR

RROOKLYN T. NJ. r. A. b. SOCIETY,
1870. 2 hal l6S Fulton At Spe kers Tor tomorrow
evening, Captain DE Camp, !. Muivenv, EsJ., and
others Singers, hcsHrs No'ap, Holmes, +. y.
Tiyio- ana Others. Monthly rnoetng A. o'clock r.
NJ '9 collection Of oil duo, and Transaction VI other
luHiusss. iull attendance h. expected WV.
PAIBlCK GALLAGHER, Rec. sec. i'll
BRANCH No. l FATHER MATHEW 4. Is
- r. A. Il. Society, Hal Isl Hudson St Public
meetings every SUNDAY and Thursday EVENING, al
O'clock Nr Carroll, Mr. angton and Mr. Pur-
cell will fpeak tomorrow nirht. Vocalist Mis-
CsnRvan, Miss kennetc, Mr.. Lindsay and Mr.. ein-
ilT. The Legations u meet ~ the Hall - o'clock,
SUNDAY. GAlLEiIiER Pres. JAS. Me Al,
Vice. ANDREW hcGkATH, see. 1870
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

A =. A. MISSION REV. RICHARD
"A. PARKER, Of Eng and, will deliver d scouI "a
In TIE hail lOl Elrhth ave cor. 18Th It. on sunday
iuvi'Cd. IS
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w LILLIAN ABBOTT, AUCilONEIE, Of
- zee l.. thAtnan squAc, seas on Monday, 81
W "'iotk ihr oGtle tuluitlrc RuG bedding, CoE-
tame IN hou" 10 LeongrI II, nrIg Buadwa also
Lhc tit room irIitu.e and fixtures la .-e French
paintings eusrayngs; u.so lose, kitchen iun ture,
"'' AZ
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EATHEK MATHEW I. A. Il. SOCllY


NJ. !, NV lVNN-FNIH IN WATUIN
4 T. 4 i. society viii hold theig iclutt meeting
A. cir hail. COZ. .at ~ and "a ave. on san A. even
he, Nov. 18Th. SPEAKING bv -. A. sntton aud Mr.
Ntrtn, oi blOosyu. singing IS Me1 Pc King,
CAroA, Lindsey. and others: also b. Mice bun,,
NLA, lie IN, fof, AMI ot.e.s too urm,rUl o.
mention. Inc public aye inH.eI. COME tsr.y and
procure seWs. A root time d. cap .cfri. JANIS
nLL WY. r-l.,. LlluM - OWN X O -..-L-L
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Miscsllaneons.
AID V l. - II l. II r. >
NEW YEARS NIGHT.
Fro n tn. German Of Heinrich asohokke.
Translated fJr the Civilian an Telegraph
[ URCLUsl0S.

In the dance hall, near the supper room,
Philip had ascert,incl by his watch, that it
was time 10 be.ake himself to the Rendezvous
at the Gregoriun Church lie was heartily
glad that the time had csme to restore the
purple mantle and plumed hat, to his sub
situt.. for h, was beginning to get cry un-
easy in his princcly mask.
Just as he was seeking the door. in order
to steal away negro accosted him, and
whispered in his ear: The Duke Hermann
seeks your Royal Highnes, every where" y
Philip shook his head angrily and went out
the negro after him. AS they both entered
tho antc-chamber. the negro whispered, = BY
God there comes .he Duke and with these
words hastily retrsated back into the hall.
A tall and lofty mask approached Philip
with rapid steps and cried, " Wait one mo-
ment have few words to say to you. |
have sought you for a long time"
"Only be quick" replied Philip, :" for |
have no time to lose"
| have looked for you long enough. You
owe me satisfaction You have subjected me
, to bloody outrage"
Il don't know that"
"You know me not e. cried the Duke, and
removed his mask. Now you know who
am, and your own bad conscience must tell
Il T 4 ,of. an
and the cursed Salmoni have imposed upon
me-"
~ know nothing at all about it,"
You contrived the shameful affair in the
Baker girls cellar. At your ins'gation Col.
Kalt assaulted my person"
+" Not true word"
How? Not = true word? Do you deny
it? The Marshaless Nankcnschwerd dis
covered oil to Inc few moments ago. She
was an eyewitness of the spirit comedy whicl,
you played with me-"
She has told your Highness story. ]
have had no part in your affairs. Ifyou play
with spirit comedies, it is your own fault"
Il ask you if you will give me satisfac-
ton? II not will expose you Follow me
instantly to the King. Either you fight with
me, or-so the King"
"Your Higbness,' stammered Philip, per-
plexed, Il have no desire to fight with you,
nor to 60 to the King"
Philip vas heartily in earnest. for he feared
20 be compelled TO unmask, and to incur con
siderable ruaishmens tog the part he had