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IT is decidedly amusing ~ witncss tie gro.soqno
attempts Of the opposing psrisnn journals to d4s-
cover some ground upon which IN make capital
against Jous 7. HOFFMAN, tIc re.,sn Candidate
for Mayor. 1hs political papers are 10 h.bisuaily
acc lstomed TO fishing up stor,ss o. some kind,
with the view Of d!s.ortipz item in.o con eihing
remarkable, that they are completely Dorplusscd
in the case Of Judge EorBNAy, for With al their
assduity they have been una le 10 Had anything
convertible into = damaging siogy. n! hey
have done the best .hoy coili, sad under ihs cir
cumstaucea arc oxeuBAble Tor failure. TIE sui
sdizs organ Of the late "s5uihern Confeder>cy,"
AFTER . laborious search for something u, on wllch
10 build an accusation, ssys, IN tho 6es-
peration Of despair, NEs II lFsAN was
s,vera in his sentences in tho essc OF the July
rioters OF isO3, and for tina, reason IL vauis
an Inah fellow citizen to vote asAiaH him. W
have not time now to charac;or.zs 81 II deserves,
this implied charge that Ir.5h citizens sudo 70
the outrages p,rpetratod by the July rioters. Tie
class Of yotsrg maligned have no sympathy with
lawlessness and the action OF Recorder HoFPNAn,
relative TO the rioters, will add to, Instead OF de-
tract from the sdmlraiio Of him. The TRIDUss,
WV NHINu ." '4i' Sa4'a'' J''"' "-"e' VIVA ''N
Aforesaid subsidized rebel organ, is equally des-
psrate N its efforts to find some tangible charge
against HOFFMAN Tito result; Of its labor is q
story 70 the sioct tha. HOFFMAN cheated one Of his
Office boys out OF about thirty dollars Ine TAI
uuSI puts on a very sAnctimonious face in setline
Oh this ridiculous yarn, as n II really believed
somebody would be ''gTecn" enough ~ .ulp Il
down. 30 much for tho seTuplss Of tho partisan
press.
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Another Rebulze 10 tho south.

Since the late elections In tho Northern States
the President has cvincod an unmis,ak able dispo-
ss,ou to proceed moro slowly aud cautiously IN
removing the restraints that have Leon imposed
upon the rebelhols districts. lie has suspended
tie granting Of pArdons TO prominen, sx-rebels
tebss repeatedly advised tho reclaimed States to
sdopi measures indicative u 10y atty no has In.
structed at least two Of his Provisional Governors
TO continue In ofiice, standing tho election
of eVh Governors TO supplani them hs has de-
earci that the troops will 10 Withdrawn from the
sou'. ern Stats only when such measure is like
y 10 10 compatible with sxpsdisncy and safety (;
and, lsDs Of all hs has excepted lhs said States
from the provlSons Of his proclamation for res,or-
ius the hdosds corpus. The action Of the Presi-
dent upon tho latter subject IL significant
at this time. In commenting. . fsv DAYS
ssN upon the action OF Judge BUsrERp. Of Ala.
hama, who attempted W enforcs the habeas cor.
Pus despite the opposition OF tie military, We re-.
marked tina, the question thus raised would oblies
the President to decide whom no would suat,in.
The .Ssue thus made In Alabama doubtless led 1,
the proclamation just issued by the President In
which no informs the Southern States ,ha, tb,
military 10 still the "highsr law" IN the South.
h well that ,hs question has thus been explicit,
stated. Since the closing OF the war thorc has nc
been an official word uttered by the PrsIideu
relative to the habsds corpus and some doubt his
been manifested A. TO the postion held by N
Government with regard TO IT, II Is true that II
Secretary OF War has utterly disrsgardod 1t, eve
In respect to the Northern States but as the Coz
stitution permits the suspension of the writ onl
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, iScj.



CoyeRpss will convene on next bonday'
lar. number Of members have slresdy arrived W
Washington, sad IL Is probsbls hs, nosrly oil 'ne
districts in TIE northern sates will he ropreSon'en
a, the ooening Of the session hr. CoLFAX' o. IN
diana, who was Speaker Of tho last Congress VIII
undoubtedly lie re elected probably upon the hrH
bAio,, b. ,hs Republican members viii 10 Likely
70 mite upon him In their private caucus 1t ~
,r,bnllc. therefore, tbst an organization viii DO
.f,,,e Oh M,nlsy. .nd a. is customary Tor The
p~,,,,pt To transmit his message 10 Congress im-
nsi .ely amor tie accomplishment OF that work.
,,.g he delivered on tito siteruoon Of that day. Ihe
W abingdon dispatches snDouncs that the message"
y5,,i 10 the hands u the printer, a. are also the
departmental reports, II has hitherto boon 'h'
pr.c,lc. o. Presidents, generally, 70 furnish ad-
y,acgd copies Of the message 10 . few Of the lssd-
ing ournals In the chief ci.,es 20 that u might DC
rul lato typo and issued By tho pross sinu.lAne-
ously with lie delivery 70 Congress. No such pro-
vision seems 70 have been made on the present
ogcAnon, however, and we shall be obliged 10 AVIAN
~ Transmission by Telegraph. II hshoud DO de-
lvered 70 Congress on Monday, II will DO sNon O
.ho reaiers Of the sus on Tuesday morning.
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EpEAEEIs.

BARRY-In weohawken, New Jersey, on Dec
lsL in 36th Sear OF his ~, Peter Barry OF the
iii friends and alualn'nncos arc respectfully 10.
yitcd 10 attend the iunerA from ms lae residen q
at WeehaSk on on SUNDAY next 81 inst at P.M.llE
BlCKIEY-On FRIDAY, Dec. l.t Philip Henry,
only child OF Harry and Elizabeth a. Buckley, AGED
The relative. and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend Me funeral, fron the
residence OF his parents, ~ fist a. sunday nilor
noon Dec, Sd, Ut ~ O'Clock, lU9
CLINTON-Ou "wednesday, Nov GOTH after a long
and painful Illness serst. William Clinton, OF the
20 The SeIS.ive. and friends of the family, also
the members OF the 2d Precinct Police are Iespect-
illly invited 20 attend the iuneral from the resi-
dence u hi. fstheT-in'llT, h. Bali lorkyillc bet
sSth and s6lh .ts, sunday, Dec, Sd, 10 O'clock
AN 26d
COTTON-On Dec. LIST, Thomas Cotton, a native
of Aeclesfeld, ChcsAro, EnglRni Gsoi ~ years
Tho relatives and friends Of me family are request,
ed TO Attond the iunera on sundEy ate moon, Dee
. at clock. irom his late re'atlce, llth ave bet
| bist and b.d sts. lGl
FAGAN-On FRIDAY, Dec, lat, Mary Fuan. widos
ofGsrictt Faran dec asei, "a the 61th wear of her
sec, a naive OF County Nesimeagn, ireland, Parish
,esti,o, and friends of the family ,ro r,.paet
| h,Iv Invited 10 attend the iuncluL on sunday
| al,ernoou, Dec. 30, al ! O'clock nom her late
| Toeideace, 225 Ave. h, cor OF l4hn i25
| FHAsrp-on Nov 20th, Of disesse of tho heart.
| Holm Froser, OF Gree npolnt
'GI The GnSnL viii take place from h. late residopee
Huron t. mar unlon si S,,- % SUNDAY afternoon,
interueni. Ills friends, tae uaAn 10 OF tho Union
! Zen. Lao mCm5cgs OF IN 800 kegt W \ u
&c Invited to attend without further notice. l5s
uOPPER-In Byooklyn,, nj Pee let, 1915. John H.
Hopper, youu,es' ~ ma ID .I anu saIAh hopp r.
~ and hg i.p5 On ,aad, ,%y are Invited
to attend oe pS U tho scs. Of MG ~. IA
| lIb Work NJ. lbs
NcuENrY-on nov. 2otE 1865. Elizabeth Nc.
Henri, vile OF tho late AleN'ader Ncfienry, aged
"ISS f,Iends OF the flaiy ae respectfully invited
to atend the hnsraL Ga saaieay morning, Dec.
= ~ " O'Clock Ioa HS- -" 'e'saense, w Aolros
street. ba
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ply and cheaper, select greetings spitzenbers' and
bsldvin., retailing at $5 25sss 80, while poor ones
are to be obtained for % o0asS so per bb Crsnber
rfes have declined &c per quart Carrots and turnp'
are telling from carts near tho msrkct At &C per
blsket.
Bu,chers hsats-Roa-t beet, prime 22a25c; COM
mon 2Oa2Jc 10 soup piece, 12si5c do stewing pieces
l-1l'ci do smoked, 2saSlc; Do tongues, "a 20 !
silolh stehs, IJa3 porter house, Ju55t colu-teI
nsiteis mutton, iotcIusrie = lac; 90 hind 40
-aljc 30 chop, 2bGySc; lamb. per pound, lbaEo
bscOu, II,2sc; nssh pork. 2lazic; co.ned-pork; a
&c saua'gos aye tripc, luilsc per pouhd lard
Js3lc hama, a25c.
Fresh Ftsh, per .-Flounders lCrltc; eela lbs2o;
halitui, -aasc; paddock. alyc cod-hsh -sl2ci
nah .-albc; poryies. &C smelts' lb az blue
rsh, l-i2U; butter f.h, &C Sleeps head, S5a4lc
Whit h'h, &c msckerel, fresh, eacH, 2Oc.
smoked hsliuut, Ta22c; smoked herring, per bunch,
lJelOc; smoked mackerel. iGa2Oc; dried goldfish, IL
Sn,uFsh-fob.ter,, alive, siioc; pitid, h.. =;
oystefe, picked lJt. 125a 49, DO sewing GOAL 70;
Gratis ,oit, 1Ol, ragOl; do hard dor, 25sJV
cigias, hare, per - 15al - do 'oit, gj,6tc
leJ',db'ss.-TOmaioC. are selling At &C quart ;
kohuhl, Lunch. 6aluc potatoot, new, Ya7b hell
peck tusnips, Ia4je half Teek lettuce. At ACC ior
leeks a6c; poppsTs, bell doz. -l3Ic; sage, buncn,
&c, paTHlo1, aJc; v9teT crosses qt l5c garlic,
onions bunch, tas;; t;in:ch -a-6c peck oys-
lunch, Js4c -lusEhes inAT0a, -Ja36c eabbrgcs, "a
ljc catross, bunch, 4s6c hcct, new, bunch, abe
l'na beans, ~, E.c sweet poiaooa y pock, -as.e
CAuliilOwers, each, Z0ab mushrooms, quart 3ya35c;
criery, table, bunch, lja2c do soup, bunch, SAGE
Ica caub4Res, l6asIc each; pa.snip', 2Oa2be doz.
Fruit, Se-Apple., h.lfpeck 5ca7co apples com.
uon, bush. 26al b. quiDces per 10, 90 UOaSs w
| ounces per basket, BY cianDerr quart l0c
Binisr ard Chs<se.-PTime butter, 4Oa5J; common.
l35c cooking bu Ter At S0a.jc cheese, best, 2Ic
cUniIon -asJc; osgs, for &c.
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risans,.i News, Markets. re.

Eos York. Friday, Dec. l, r. A-Thc general
Stock market was moro animated to-day, although
prices at the cose differed hut little from those OF
yesterday afternoon. Governments wore fraction
ally higher Gold opened at las sold up TO 14sn, and
c,oIed ut 1iT's. The loan market easy nj PER
cent. Commercial paper paced more freely a, a
W for choice names. Sterling exchange was quiet
and dim at lO9 1907. for GO-days bankc's' bills.
ON Change to-day Flour dull aud lc &c lower.
Wheat was quiet and lie. lover common grades.
Corn was a shade easier. Oats duh aud lower.
Pork steady. Beef Vas quiet. Lard vas heavy.
Whiskey wss quiet.
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sE'ECsAh. NOTICES.

The HIayoraiity.-lIr. Editors There In q
dllo,it,on in cerr.n quarters, to deal unfairly with
Nj Iiceker, the CitizcnG' candidate for Mayor. His
loyalty has been assaed, but what arc the facts to
sustain The charge OF disoy styi It easy matter
to deal in nspersyo senorslltics. The main specfca
tion under the charge seem, 10 be, that Mr. Hcckcr
approved Of Mayor Gunthcrs veto respecting the co
ebrHtion Of Union vctorios. Whether he did or did
not, can neither affirm nor deny. But . great
many good Union mon did approve Of the veto, not
for tho assigned By Nj Gunther, but because
they that the ring" only desired such an ocoa-
sion q pretext for q large appropriation. TO fleece
tho taxpayers and line their orn pockots II was
believed at the time. and 10 nov believed that plum
der, and not patriotism had much to do in attempt
ing to Get up such celebrations in this city. The
whole tenor al Mr.. Heckcr's liio Is consistent with
the idea Of honesty and economy In the disbursement
c. tho Peoples money II Ia fair to assume that, II
he approved VI the Veto he based his approval the
grounds glove indicated; because have known hun
intimately and well ior years and kuos that he Is a
10y al and patriotic cit lie does not ask support
ON partizan grounds, but simply in behalf Of greA,
an benefceut reform In municipal Affairs. let
him BE- treated fairly. A Unionist. l21
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IUU do,,,,.,IV sAIU
SECOND BoAkp.
go -
Washington Market Retail Report.


ihiDAfhNkAISO, Dec. l. 1868.
Tho week Just closing has leea one Of UNUSUAL
quietness at Washington Make bo.n =. &c ADD the
volume Of trsllc and the dcyiatiou4 Of p.c.s. with
the exception Of two or three o. tlesa9eaue'e ca of
food, prices quoted to-day Nlte .sIa. 10 vAsy but
slightly nom those Of last ee Buttcr q all GRADES
has continued to decline Ia ice. nd /. now takss
Hn excellent sood quality " conl1.ai ablya 4ae
Eggs are scarce and hisl cr vi St, selling to-day
at 42ai5c. Poultry has e''o -ayu.ce. auaeg ere ltly
diminished supply, chiekoas Zeal ul to-day at VA
G26c, ducks q. -.a9sc, ;ugaa,St la+e aua ,esse at
sa.aas 49, pound OF tIVl. sgls4 A.. N As.y, .uD-
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

4 PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
"A Men's Father Mathew r. A. II. Society, No. 1,
Jersey City, will he held Coopei's Hall 81 Newark
ave, Sunday evening, Sd inst, at ~ O'Clock
sposker-Dr. Law, Messr-. Goo. Mnrsland and
Joseph g. kcilone. Singers-Messrs. q. Marslsud,
J. Keenan, and " Foley alec the talented ounR
vocalist Miss Iawlesr. Front seats reserved for
laies. A special m otns will alfo b held a. ~
o'clock, =. a., ia order TO transact important tusi
moss All member are requested to attend, as fuss
Tor attendance will be strictly enforced. =. s.
DO not 70 get Y. 4. Bnrnum, 1uesdly, 9TH inst
Vice. THOs. G. HUGHES, Rec. Sec ios
A PUPLlC MEETING OF THE LADIES
n Il. G. T. A. D. soc ETY., Of 81. Mary's Of the VIE.
taton, Sunday cvonng, Dec 3D. At heir hall. Dol
Columbia o.. Eminent sloakiug and singing on the
occ sion. JOHN CAIN, Prest. WILLIAM BhhC-
LEY, Sec. wv
a PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
ANsns Father Mathes T; A. r. Society," S Si v OF
n. v Of National Hal. 44th st. bet stu ant ytn ave-
on slpdAy evening, at I O'Clock p. M. speaken-
Mr.. Madden, Of No. 3 Mr. J. Higlcy' snd Ouets'
Singers Mssos Tracy, Never, Halnlnoadl neI' ,
nsss and Mahoney, Messrs. Walkce And mullen.
4. MEAGHER, Pres. N. hCGLAR1, Woo PfCs.
j. UsILIINAN, See. li3
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TRADE NOTICES.

A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE JOUR-
"A neymen bakers Of New York will be held AZ
KEEN'S 14th Ward Hotel, corner OF Elizabeth ind
Grand St, on this Saturday evening. at O'clock.
DC. III 1866. BY order Of tho Committee. HAIRY
CHAPaAN Chairman. JOHN IEE- Sec. i5s
NOTICE 10 UNION CARPENTERS-iN
consequence Of resolution plssed in the several
Unions Of New York City, you arc hereby notified TO
retain your iul hour 1T at ali hAzsrds order
Of the Joint Committee. ISL
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A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
L1Scr's Father Mathcw r. A. NJ d. Society, No |,
Of Nov York. will he held at their hill, cor OF 3ith
r.. au3 ,th ave, on sunday evening Dec. ID. Speak
ing lv !. f. Madden, Esi., and Mr.. Fcr'iH. SH"ing
~ Miss Mcdonald end Mr. Bnker. FRANCIS j.
GALLAGHER, Pres.; PHILIP RILEY, Vice Prests
MN. BOYD, Rec. sec. \. B.-Tbore will b. a
monthly meeting at the Hall on Sunday afternoon.
Ahsent neinhers will be fined. IA
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RELEGEOUs NOTICES.

a FREE LECTURE WILL BE DELIVER
4 ed on "wednesday evening next. ~ o'ciork at
the Rooms Of tho loung Mons ChtistiAn Arociaton,
~ rim avenue aud ISL hrosdw1v, hy THO. W.
GlLlCk, Eco. Suhioct-" The Manners aud Gus
toms OF the nat on o. Aicfonsisn and sandwich L.
lands, illus rated b. curiositog" ia
JAMES NJ. T.. CHUECH, COR. OF 44TH
q, and lth ave, Ssbua'h, "a OF C.. 1865, THCs
DENNY, the Indian preachrr, morning At IN
CcLock, and EoV. JACOB RUSSELL IN the evening,
at o'clock. 10
T L. BISHOP Is TO PREACH TO-MOR-
c'row evening. ~ ~ O'Clock, at tho sanctuary,
is lir't ST. on "lsrao's Restoration, the N,n.
Jun" &C. seats ire.
NOTICE-LARGE HALL, STH AVE, Cor.
l NS'd st. Rev. r. c. sHlMEALL, minister serv Goa
l''3 =. IN. and .. m. subject for evening" Tho
Goepel Anti-Arisiocratic." ssrCesi5 y O'clock scaB
nee. ll3
PEACE AGAN-"PEACE on EARTH."-
Il Rev. MN. " CRANE, y. ~, an old nrent Of tho
american J. ace SO cty, ell deliver lecture At tho
Church Of tho Pr linz, ". tsihs', bet. sth and Oh
Avet, on Monday eyennr. Dec 4th, at IA. subiect
-"Ahsurdity Of the Arbitration OF tn, su0fd"
40 NcIne,d! e. evening, Ia subject" Feasibility
Of Peaceful Arb trati1n" 1873
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whnt Would Hoffman DO II Elected

" Int Would Hoffman DO II EicCtfGs-
The following extract from the tpecch made by ar
Wood ct tho Mozart ratification mCetRt. "Within
tie o.ring two yesrs the ip,us expire Of nr. Corr
mel, NJ. Taco, nr. Bo,le, Mr.. Brcnnan, aud the
hoads OF the Cr,.on IL nd AMI NTH ,he exception
OF tls Conroor each OF these peI ious appointed
b. the Mayor. Tbs 4 pro ,idei for b. tho Cty
Charter. Nov, Il Only .lTy to Az that the
Con, oution that nominated Mr. HofIrnsn, rat all of
thcri persons del,gaos sad that throe-Gourths Of
that loly comp1tc. o. men gho held Office under
them. Can any sane man iL.ii La. such q body
would hsye nominated NJ is1.nRc, any other
person Tor Mayor, who not pledged 10 advance 10
retain them In officer 10 there al idiot In this COM
muuity utterly ost to reason 70 believe that tho
Heads OF the City Departments, and ten thousand
hange;t-ou and retainers sttachel to them, would
| nominate and support candidate for that Office on
whom they would not place implicit rolisnce" Also
rcaembor that If Hoffman IL elected Mayor he must
resign IA Recorder, end the Ring OF tue Board OF
| Supervisors appoint his SUCCESSOR. 32T
| A Iuiversnl Remedy. -" Browns Bron-
chia TfocLes" for coughs colds, and bronchial acc
TONS now stands the hpl in pablo favor and conf
denco this result has been acquired by a test Of
| many yesr, LIS merits aud extensive have
cd the Troehcs to DO eountoreited, and We would
caution purchasers to he their guard against worth
| less limitations l22
| rilcu Piles :. Piles !!!-AH you have to
| do 10 TO Try ono bottle o. stricklands Pile Remedy.
| Il will cure Ia three days. No mistake, Wells l.
Co, 10 Franklin ct, AGENTS. 4l6
PSie's q. n. soap-rhe Cheapest soap
| In use for the working clasaes. Sold by grocor
| ever who're. 4s6
| Fnu urd Winter Clothing for Men and
BOYS. The largest .nUni IN tuc elty best Bye,
and price css r. Is. Baldwin, 10 md ~ Bovery. 32l
| Wheeler & Wilson Lock '-tilcI sewing
| Machine aud Button Hole Machine. ". 63 Bloua-
| wsy, ~ Y oiH
| Howe Sewing Machine Company No oSO
Bioadway, y, Y. Lila howe JI., fesident. Afelts
| wanted. "H
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TEMPERANCE VICTORIOUS AND RI,

= drinking dead The Young Mems Father Mathew
i. A. b. Society, No. 8, will hold their weekly meet
ing at the rooms Of 22d s and LIT ave, Sunday
evening Dee I'd, ut o'clock. The public invited
TO attend a. there will be rood talel 20 address
them, Speaking BY O. d. Riley aud O'DonnoL
singing w Messrr. Lindsey, Carroll and FaSon.
PATRICK KELLEY, Pres. THOS. CARSON. Rec.
sec'ly. lhb
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A PUBLIC TEMPERANCE NEtTING BY

~ To DLIO 7 TlTIT I-INhlNNE NTTlI IlNU III
1.-THE Young Mem Father Mathew 4. A. u. B So
cioty No. 3 on Sunday evening. Dec 3, Of O'ciCck.
ut their hall, les Bowery. Speakers, q. b. Reily,
ES-Pres. Of Young Mems No. l., j. W, B,Ines aud
othors. singing by Allses Anhoney, Caravan, Fer
rut son, Ryan, and the Misses AorroW'u, Mcsss Dan
iels, Kidd, r ~ Kelly and other. Roht. Il. Kourko
NioiuiBt. y. Il. special III letting Will be held nt
y Il. for the election ot member and her important
huluCss. Every member 10 requested 20 att, ~.
TIMOTHY l.. LYNCH, Pres, JOHN A. KELLY,
Rec, Soc l4J
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Il RANSFlGURAIlON Il. c. T. A. b. So
= cic'y VII hold their weekly mcetinF on sunday
evening, Dee 3D. Al o'clock, The ,mCmbcu afo
h rely notified that their semi-snnul uCctins for
election Of officers shall take place The following
monday evening, Dec. 4,h. All members abscnt
shal he fired: JOHN MCBRIDE, Pref. PATRICK
OCONNOR, Rec. Soc'y. 1872
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ALL HAIL ANp SIGN ME DECLARA.

4 ID HAIL AND Sun THE DtULNTIA-
Il ton Of Independence.--Father Mathew 4. 4. IL.
Society, No. 4. ~ \ will hold Temperance NEE ing
NJ The meeting will be addressed bv Mr. Bowlcs,
blacksmith Of 81, and others. Singing by miss
Caravan, Miss Ryan, Miss Duifey, Mr. = Pagan, Mr.
Cole and ohou. Tho Public are invited as you will
have n sooi time. WM. OBRIEN, Pres, PArK.
LAMB, Rec Sec. ls9
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a PUBLIC MEETING On THE FAIHER

4AMathev I. H. T. A. Il. Parent Society will DO
held at their hail. SCI Broomo IL, sunday evening,
Dec. Cd. The meeting Will he addressed by kessrr.
y. L. Carey, Eafahal Of the society, and Jas O'Don.
nell whose thomc will be The Duty Of the Sons Of
Irish Father Mathewites. Singing by Mes'rs kobi,
Wilson, Kidd, and Brother Nash. JAS. klOkDAN.
Pre- WV. MAkK, Roc. sec. l3G
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

and HnmmoI. Tho VIIlc $40 TTVIIId. N0WIhV
meeting et2 4. N. Also the hall committee ! Ms
DkLANLY. Pre-. llIuMAA j. CAkM- Eec -c.-l.5
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A PUBLIC MEETING WILL BE HELD

a PUBLIC MEETING WILD BE Held
l1by the Father Mathew r. A. Il. society No. Of
Brooklyn, on to-morroF evening, at O'Clock In tho
Temperance Institute, cor OF Hamilton avenue and
Hicks u. SpcakeB-J. |. Perry, !. g.. Bennett, NJ.
Madden and J. Cronin; Singerb-P. DoNnoy, saac
Mash and j. Faran. n. Ban election or officers
for next six months will take place Al O'Clock D. IA.
CHARLES MURPHY, Pres. BERNARD hAkTIN
Rec. Soc. 100
A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE YOUNG
Brookiyn viii be held al Lattiner inl go and 212
Court n, on sunday Evening, Dec. I'd, ~ o'clock
pIucsey. speaking by william IL. Burleigh, Or.
Bennett and other. singing BY David \. Anderson,
J. and L. Taylor and T. Dowuey. JAMES QUINN,
PI0a. JAMfS uAYI s. Roc. So. 1ll
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A Z. A.-THE WORTHY GRAND Lodge
"A. Of tho American Protestant Association, StH'o
OF New York, will neetRt Lamsrtlnc HAL. Of 2gih
4 an S;b ave On andav evening, nsc An a, ~
o'chck. by order Of RICHARD DRU MMOhD, W.
O. Mastcr. JOHN LAIkD, w. q. Sec. 200
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n FUBTIJ MINI INT OF TIIh IWHHVU-
IA late Conception T. A. Il. Society will he held In
the school hall, East 18th a. sunday. Dec Sd, ut
~ O'clock, Z. VI. u. lsns.on, n. Redeem and Thos.
McEroy, Esql, Will deliver Temperance sddrcrfcs
singing by feN II the members Of the Society
Rev. DR.. MoRRoGH, Pres, JOHN MeLAkNEf'
Art sec, l45
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EDMUND ", PIT ~ S -cIot.ry. W.
NEW YORK, NOVEMBER ~, lsGj'-t
HeadqusrcIs Of the MARSHAL o. ROBERTA
campaign Committee have Teen located at tilbs M
building, corner 18th st, and Broadway The CON-
mhtee wiz be IN ses.on day and evealng, until MI,
nc slsction; hLNkf sAIrH, Chairman. FREDCs
g uA1ak6 VA 7 BLACK ssGTelATfA, 49,
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minutes passing given point, being about
three miles long. The centre of it had
reached the Capitol and was returning be-
fore the rear had left Wizards. Tn one
single detachment there were over 6 600
OWL employees of the government.
Arriving at the capitol, the remains
were placed in the centre Of the rotunda.
beneath the mighty dome, which had been
draped in mourning inside and ont.
Rev. DR.. Gurley, in the presence Of
hundreds, impressively pronounced the
burial service, concluding as follows:
And now, may the God of peace, that bronobt
again from the dead our Lord Jesus. that orsat
Snepherd OF the sheep, through the blood of
tne everlasting covenant, make you perfect in
every gooo WORK to 90 His will, working in
you tnat which Is well pleasing in His sight
sliougn Jesus Christ our life, our Redeemer
ana our hope. to whose care we now comn;t
his precious remains; and to His name he ,iunV.
forever and ever. Amen, e'o'S
The benediction was then said and tho
procession dispersed. A guard was then
placed over the remains, as the sun was
just going down on another historical 10Th
of April. A''n
The most vivid mind can hardly pic,ure
the sublime sight that is viewed in the
Kotunda tonight. Standing near and
looking far up to the dome it appears as 4
the heavens were hung in black, the reflec.
ton OF rows of gas jets giving it most
sombre appearance.