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Had BeginninE Of n Good Movement

Tue promoters OF tho eight hour moy oment in
Pennsylvania have taken . step that will certainly
lead to the failure OF their project. They have
called upon ,ho nominees Of the respective political
parties to svow their sentiments on this labor
question, with the understanding that those who
agree to sdyocate ths eight hour system Will 70
cei'e the support OF the working classes. As we
have often before had occasion to remark, such
seton is . great blunder. Tho workinymen Of
fennsylvania ought to have learned by this Imo
thArthe politicians care not copper whether me a..
chsnies labor eigh. or twenty hours on, of the
swenty -four ofce-soekers arc notorlously sci.
hsh' interruptions and false. They have In, one
object In view, which is the tuanmeui OF a desired
position and to accomplish that thoy are rea to
make any coalition, TO give any promise to do any
.hing tAsi IL likely ~ advance their perIoual In :
erests But who ever heard OF the working
classes receiving any benefit the result OF pou.
sal promisesf In this city or instance the working
men have time after tune been deceived by the low.
ing pictures Of social reform held up to them by
Csrrssn schcmers, but tho poi.ic,l ticks.srs al,
says forgot their pledges 50 soon a. their object
~as attaiued. Bat lot US examine this Peausy
%snih project In It's most favorable light, with the
very liberal assumption that tho politicians Of ,hc
keystone State arc honest. Tho ei ht hour quss
non is t. be made political issue, aud being such
there will necessarily be two sides to 1t, and VIVA
viii 10 tho resul.f Simply another outbreak o
shat "irrepressible conflict" between capital AM
labor. II one set OF politicians endorse aud advo
cate the eish, hour movement as q political me.
sure, thers will Of course he another set n oppos,
a. and ba linz of a ui.t
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soHS countries, SAYS she London srEoIAros, have
been abandoned sli removed, wines, tue won
deriul structures wing les5l,te amid the ningles
Of Csmbodis and tie artistic temples living IA
heaps Of run Emid the forests II Yucstan, and ubv
no. al! That 10 mere speculation but il 10 nor
.pcculst N 10 say that there will he immense rAns-
fcgs of q ,hZAtion, that In 'lapd for example will
IN all human probability lose much Of her ire emf.
hence In manufacture, that unless s. .cu,e ry,,
make q great leap FOR" ard the exhaustion Of beat.
NV mAtersl Will occur lerc. wood, as fuel
competent 10 sustain manufactures has Il sappesrs
IRON among Us, aud coal iErapidly going 49, Nj
JeNoas hctur,r 20 the Owens Cllle-r In Marrlrs.
ler, who las devoted years - the inquiry. rernri,
his conclusions, conclusions supported Gy AZURE,
"h'ch' "ild IA they may appeAg 10 those who have
never reflected ON the SUBJ Il, m to VA almost
nnansWorAble To prove then, We must rrpuhisb
ma hoos' but the steps which ID, consid.-.
proved can he easily summarized n, hoI a
asa demonsirabe ihct that coal cannot % r,s.d
! by any known appliances or probable ~
ptoyelnent OF appliances from depth Of more than
200 CT belo" The level OF the sea- or lfnl f,.t
below the ueel est existing mine and tat uc
quantity vi coal nov * 4tiug shove that d,uth =
eighty-.hree IAou'and millions OF tons IA az
isIing consumption IN al TIE rate OF eighty.tI r,o
millions OF tous yo.r, aud, II lt did no, iicre,..
the supply would last With an increasing COZ
| nearly thousand years, But unformpsely n
does Increase with the development Of bonn A.
tion and manufactures at startlng rate, name
ly, ttIee aud hall per cent. every year for tie
slglty years, sIpposing that rate TO continue .,j
the tendency u " one yery nuea QUICKER q.
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consumption would, In 1861, be q, the rate Of 26o7
millions OF tons year, and BY that time the
Nnole existing deposit Of coal will have beon con-
sumeo. That iisc In consumption Ia, however,
impossible, IS With exhaustion would come TIE
hi-powerful check Of rising price, "but this only
mans mat ,he check to our progress mus, be
come perceptt le considerably within scentury from
the present time, that the cos, fuel must rise,
perhaps within lifetime, TO q rate threatening
our commercial and manufacturing supremacy,
snd the CONCLUSION 10 inevitable that our prosent
happy Progressive condition is thing OF Limited
duration" In short, the indefinite duration OF
English progressive development, which iE bascd
upon bOundlcas supply OF coai close 10 the iron
helds aud seats Of manufactures must IN about I.
century stop. Suppose our progress to lie check
"a within half century, yet b. .hattime our con-
suuipt Oh viii probably 10 four times what u now
IA; th'ro Is nothing impossible or improbable
In this; IL 10 very moderate sIppOsiuon,
considering that our consumption has in
creased eight-'old Ia the last sirly years. Bu
how shortened and darkonod will tue proepcct of
TIE country appear with mines already deep, fuel
do,r, and yea high ratio Of consumption " keep
up II We are not ~ retrograde." There need not
be positive retrogression Tor years after that but
the power of hmitiess progress will pass away
from Great Britain anu lie transferred to the local
ihes where coal Ia still the spot IN It's old abun
canoe, !. g., 70 TIE North Amsrcan fields. That
sIlIosing coal 10 continue the Que arLfisisl heat
siytr, 10 ~ certain As any result in nult pHcaton.
sitteo tuay 4 course long before tnat have ar
resi- THO cOnsumpton-may, for instance, have
disgJvercd bght infinitely superior W 1ghtct
coal snoke-we seem on tho brink Of that mo-
i'r cleapor and more powerful than steam, and o
smelling cUutrivsuce simpler aud hotter tran coal
hrs, uOt that IL as sot an assumption aud even II
. correct ole, the new discovery mus lie ono the
use Of which Will not 10 limited by locality, aud
the spocisi advantage of England su4Ong ,he ma
Mons Of the world must pass away.
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RnATHs.

BYRSLs1on Tue,diy,, sept. 9, OF. di.ei,s Of the
heart Ann Bynes, the beloved wife .. William
Byrre. anattye Of Dublin. Ireland, eged &c yeIIs.
The friends OF the family are respectfully inyitei
e attend the iunersl from her late re-dence, 20
O'clock precisely. 42
CtRRAN-On Wednesday, sept. a. after . pro-
traeed Illness which she bore With Christian fort-
tude. Ann Curran, beloved wife Of Michael Curran
and daughter Of the late Patrick Hogan, AGED Is
years a native o. the Parish Of Myshsll. Cools'-
The relatives and friends OF tn family arc fesrcc,
fully invited TO attend tho funeral, on Friday
siiernoon IN ins, !" N'ciSk nom her iele rel;
Prince Edwards leland plper please cop. li5
r,fAGAN-Pete[ joseph Pagan, con OF franci, and
Hi. funeral vii take place from the residence Of
his psrepis l5t y In = Friday sept. 5, a. 2
etery for interment ~
FLoRENCE-At his residence in Mam,tonect.
September 9th, aitet severe and painful Ill
ne" whcn he h"ie sith Christian patience aud iol-
titude, Benjamin Florence, IN the 10Th year Of bic
ave.
respectfully invited 70 attoud the funeral Thurr
day afternoon, Sept. I, At o'clock at his ia'e resi-
dcncc H.s friends GnG acquaintance. .re also re-
Haven psper, please copy. Carriages viii le in At
tendance At the depot hOm ~ TO halipast Il M133
=, LACE.-In brooklyn, =. D., on Tuc.dac. Sept. 3,
Millie the ouly son Of Robert and Atiis Lace, aged
year, months and day..
The relatives sad friends Of the family are re-
specially invited 20 attend the iuucrAlthis Thur'dav
morninr, Sept. !. At ~ O'Clock, houl the residence
OF NE hents cor. Of smith IT. and Acekcr ave. w
mAHONEN-On TUESDAY, Sept. D, julia, the le-
her age
The relatives and friend, Of the family are respect
tuly invited 10 attend the funeral, this a hursdsy
afternoon at O'Clock. from her late residence, .Jl
Hpting ~, to calvary Cemetery. rs
MebONALp-On sept 9TH, after = short aud Sc
we're lines, Of scarlet fever Eizahe'h Jane MELON
VI, ed j years. months aud day.
. ne friends VI the family src IL poctfullv invited
70 attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon. NJ
z o'clock, IRON the residence OF her patents To-.
Worth a. without further notice In
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Good Docv.,,.

GRrAT financial rssc,' ,t,cs a, ,,s,ep .,c.,. nun.
'snt'eh' oy rea'o'I Of their magnitude. or Of the
eu'prl'' respectable connections, that ,hc ~, lie
A'''''y hf.rdly Expect conviction in such cases II
Fesals forgery or 10 guilty Of = stupcndoua en-
reIzement, that "his friends will get hin "a" It
Is needless To dwell upon the pernicious influence
Of such y popular lohef. II tends 10 imp.,ss ,ssor
criminals with the idea tina: the judiciary $ cor
ruIt Institution which pauders to wealth and sta
lion aud that the only thing necessary for iinmu-
nifty from punishment 10 liberal use Of money
We arc pleased to observe BY Judge Rr-sELL's
charge 10 tho Grand Jury, a. the opening
OF the General SESSIONS on Tuesday, that
the Judge Is disposed to show no fear
favor or Affection" toward the culprits
wao have boon guilty Of the late bsu. dcs cations
embellishments and forge7es. In his charge to the
Grand Jury he said "Ihere are severa so-ca.led
Wal street frauds and forgerics which he honed
they would thoroughly investigate, and not let
wealth or family influence shield the criminal -
That is exactly the doctrine. Let these enormous
swndles be probod TO the bottom lot lhe guilty
he punished according to the standard Of his crime
aud not OF HIS social station let justice 10 done
regardless OF influence, and le, the public miad 10
dlssbuscd OF the belief that for a criminal to escape
punishment II is only necessary fer him to operate
on large scale.
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ATw days ago we announced that General LfE
bad accepted tue Presidency of Washington Col
lege, located OF Lexington, Virgins. His Lester
W the trustees u that institution In reply to tier
invitation, has now .rpe,ei,anis very commend
able letter u is. lie earnestly recommends ha1
the Southern people shall honestly aud faithfully
do all In their power to restore peace and harmony,
and TO aid the general government in ito rehsbli-
taing efforts. The language Of General LEE is all
that could be desired, anl It's tone shows that Il h
sincere and heartfelt Whatever may be- sail Of
Llrs -onduct In Geserting the service Of his eoun-
try and fighting in tho Interest ot treason, i. can.
not 10 denied that no has deiortsd himself unex-
ecptionsbly since the conclusion Of pence, aud
whsievor BIO has said or written IA. been cisrac-
iorized by good sense Tho shall continue In this
course during the balance Of bis earthly csr.er
aud use his best endsAvors 10 heal the woypt which
he helped to make, he may in some ruessur, atone
for his past sius.
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AIGUTR - ON wednesday SEPT q .1oor,.
daurhter Of Gabriel aud Joanna Aigu.e. ~ pInuns'
! month and ~ days ''"''
ihr friends Of the family respc,,e,,r,. in,,,o,
TO attend tn uneFaL on IhuTsdaN At o'eloca, f,om
o. andAm IT. IN '
ANpkRsoNLIhe Iunerai oi George L., eldest son
tt lsIM h. Church on Roth st. hallcm' on pFTiJau
afternoon, ~ g o'clocS. The sundav Srt 10y .,
house l2'h st. west OF ith ave at oeoes M VII te
cut further notice. ''''
DO not weep for me, mother
God VAL bleas you VII "a coma oay
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MILITARY.

=
a TIENTlON DUNNGANNON VIOLIN.
L terIs, Of llN2 meeting Of the above or.nni.
ahtlOn wlu be he'd at Milliman's Halt cor 2GIh It
sud ia ave, this THURSDAY eve, sept. Tth, At :,
4. VI. Punctual ATTENDANCE Of all members IL 70.
que.ttd br order. mos. MCCAIN, Capt los
NOTICE To DISCHARGED SOLDIEKS-
linN Ing b,en established or over three years in
collecting All classes OF claims We have complee =
rnntcurG's 70. editing accounts of soldiers who have
teen discharged on partial descriptive lists prisoner.
Of Wal, balances " touutics state bOuntes ami ali
other alIearager, Advances made. Information
gratis. Pensions procured Hack pay and bouutv Tor
heirs of deceased sodiers l.. BROWN a Co, Hank.
ers, ? IHIk flnce. hi
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW READY-COL-
l N!ecton, ior all claims against the 1. D. Navy M
Guiding pIlLv las money, boIntlcs and aIrear. of
pay, collected ~ once. Gail OF address l. BRONys
co, Park Place. y. \. city. 81
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- Important hotce-Au soI lio.s mustered olt ar
Declared upon partial descriptive ISIS can lo,eiye
tho balance due them. Apply IA person Oh by I.f,rr
TO LkFFERIs, HOFFMAN 4 60, ~ r4ik row La
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NOTlCE-LONGSHOREMEN'S L. +. As
" .ociatiOn. No. ., will hold their meeting B.,
Their old hall 80 spring At, bet sullivan ami Iuomn-
son on saturday evcnius, Aug. 9th. All the MON.
beers that have not received their nes Con.t fulton
and by-laws sio puticuaiv requested to stteui.
Is, order OF DENNIS CONNORs, Pre-. PATRICK
PIELAN, Rec sec. 8IT
sup JOlNERS-A REGULAR MEETING
~ the ship Joinors mon will be- held AT ~ Low,
err, Oh Thursday eve, sept. Tih, at OclocF /.
POW ERS, Pres. WIN. ". OVERALL. see
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pAWNBaOKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT N
TO DANIDS. OGnEN ANn An CIANI

III
"a lng by, through or under him. notice h. h0rtl.
ti,c mat all shares OF the capital sO,k OF the Ehot
ItAnd Mlhins Company Of Alich'rGn, on which a
sum OF money remains due n cons que nee Of On a.
to'snont payable Juue 18Th, l,J6, wlll be sods
pdnhc auction: at the office Vi said Company. 40
NASSAU street Groom No. o., New York CITY, on III
nlhih day Of October, 1866, at IL o'clock A Ma
Sord1,Hg to 'he lats Of the state OF Michigan "
oAhNfNl' secretary. IS
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TO IRON FOUNDERS-SFALED pROI

" ihyN fbl NDEkN-SFALED pkDt
- sA,1 VIII le received At this Office tEo'uuoA "a
nun IMhl unil ii o'clock 4. N. Ui Saturis. 81,
Wu,tl Iot' l't1 Tor the supply OF - Cast lion vi,
20 ilpts' acct Internal diameter ,rh, eluut ~
ons riin ptF''td speoi endt, aud Cat lroa Wac
IilSf' etl litinal diameter each. about !pet o.
with htvcled spir0t ends iu al niout LIl Ion. ~
amount oi -etu o. required will he tiyo thJl-.ud .
Hls. Ehch l'iolor4l must he endorsed, Piopl.ul4
N~t IRON WAFER lipes, q feet IN diaMpief IIr ut-.
OF tIy ud1si and The date u its oneriug" 81 uk ou
o, Ilns hd hii neco.-Ary iniurua. ion eau uc obntt
az u'ls once me board re.,ryc the right 10 .,lt
~ Ne uius' ~ deemed for the iuter,st of tie ,i-
HvMAs slhfhtNS, ROBERT l.. DAKEA1l
a. W. ~ ~, Cloton AIueduct Board. or
.o.' - iYSuuD' Board sept ., lSuJ. 90
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TRADE NOTICES.

A LII MEMBERS OF THE BOOT AND
shoe Union society are requested not 20 WORK
for the lnion Boot aud shoe Company. 81 Count ~
bouklyn IN consequence ot strike. - order of II
sIttElS'i, Pres. u. O'BklfN, SEC. 100
III RNlSHERS ELECTlON-AT 4 Regular
- meotinr of Buruisher., hell At pythuso!.ls Hall
~ AMI LOO Cana At, ON Monday r. ~. sept 9Th tic
oioN ing oihcefs we're elected 10 of one wear
JOSIAH NeNnah' reelected, Piest John Patterson,
Vice Pre.t; Horace Gace Rec SEC: James Noouau
Financial sec; Amos Peck. reelected, rlepufcr III
I .ONG SHORE SHIP PAINTERS ASSO-
- citation meets THE ILursiay eVCuirs, ut ~ t.
NJ, lJi Bowoy. All members are requested TO a..
'end. e. BLACkliAM' Pte't. j. CAREY, sec 10
I ONGSHOREMEN'S UNION PEOTEt D..
- tive A--OciAtiou No. l. Of i.Olklyu. Notice La
hereby given TO all members %; ms society, that
sitter hurrday, sept. - ~ they do not ave up their
badges and get cards instead, thot viii be- no luu4
considered As member Also, they viii he strictl,
looked after. By order Of Nm. INGRAIAM, Pres
lHOS. FARLEY. Rec. Sec. Joy
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GENERAL. IsI slNEss.

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND II CEN.
"A ire u, iavnhrokeis' t.ke.s houtl' FOR yl. I.,
le"c'l}' diamonds &c. The h4-Aost prices puH H;
the htosO rooGa. 800
cash PAID FOR RAGS AND OF
Smetsls white r..J % cent? req Ito. r.o.,. and
WOODEN. cents books ana uefHplnyIs c.ut.. q
hfrs u c,ut1 pcr lh, copper ana poster % t.I...
cad O. cents. At l. New lOwcry, rct Koos,rpt =,
anu NcN ChlubpIs.t.
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NTTTIV IHTI I7T-011 Vt TfIT7FlTIT TTTN9I TT0-T
On Change to-day Flour was zoe. letter wheat
las lr. better On spring, aud JUL and declining Tor
Winter. Corn was vi hout decided chance. Oats
were du and lover. Pors was hrhsr Beet wa
steady. Lard Wac hrmer, and Whi4sey vas heavy
and lOser
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FATHER
u Matthew I. \. u. Society No. g. Of Se,s ok,
thi. THURSDAY evening. sept 9Th, at Father Matrru
Han, TN lloufo corner 10Th Il. and Ssh ave. ~
mF b Mrr.4s. lhompson and laLstou. Siuginr by
WARD W, III GHEs, rieit pA1'K GILMORE.
ice, CHARLES \. CLARK, Sec. n B.-The PIC
ne Committee and all members hodur tickets y IA
meet ia tie hal Tomorrow, riday evening, ~ q
O'Clock, for tie purpose of settling up h. McAlDLE,
s,cie AIRY, ll3
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hi0RSES. CARRIAGES. a.

4 HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS Fol
- ~" che'i' m.lahic ior any business. Eu.lI
lI1 b"AteTsi JAMES aNANrUN IL;
AhElAGES, HORSES AND HARMS
.or salt. Lane stosk VI new coaches h.ruu,..,
pittts, rocka"ay', ruglCs and .xpaesa WAGON. i.
brooklyn. ~ ''''"'
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PINE HAVANA TOBACCO WRAprIr!
MAAONS-BRINk PNINIlNn ANn ~
OtFICE Of THE MERWIN AND BRAY

- fhc Arms COMPANY, 10 Broad WIS, New Y1.,.
s,ti o. 1863 49, Pee animal iI,e, us OF the stys slou
other business proper 20 come before such f.,,.,r.
VII lc ned - the Office OF the Company 20. B osI
va, Ne" York, Oh the min ,teeuth diy Of sepieH -
l-ii, It three o'clock PM nENkY 4 rEATi
Sec.C lry.
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FOR SALE--AN EXPRESS WACO,
n morse ani ha,res, for sl3v. Apply d, ~
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,neIship heretofore existing under the rn1
llEENSlElS, son & CO. vas dis.olyeJ M, ttl
uhv o, september, 1863, Mr.. JACOB PECARL hu
IHs ,Nltn4Ts~n tom the bus.uo.s, which viI be- e,
Of IL. lltkNsrLlN a son. +
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- az White ra--, cent? per ih.. to1ls aaI ...
plpcrt Z ctab lpl 3D., old COPPER " cents i.T 10
iof mems old high hats, d. 90 SPINS ~, near ~.
Don't t0r-ct No. 3D. I'll
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- Oh newspapers pamphlet, hooks aud VIA
per 81 ever description. SIOChMElI 4 = =
SUI - Ann II door west of Nassau.
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Important 10 Immigrants and Carriers.
Before Judge Alker

Failtiprs Weed and oters-Ths action brought
by tho plaintiff late passenger by the ship Electra,
against tho defendants carriers, doing business
under the designation Of the Castle Garden Transfer
Company. The action was TO recover damages for the
loss Of trunk and lts contents and for which the plain
til claimed the sum Of four hundred and nny dollars
The principal question, and upon which tho defendants
relied, whether they had possession Of the
trunk The evidence for tho plaintiff showed very clearly
that they ~ have hal possession of ~ The defend
ants then attempted 10 show nat either the q
the vessel by which tho plaintiff passenger tho
owner Of n smaller craft, which a property under
the management Of a Mr. He'll, and which went
ont IN the o0lng TO take the PASSENGERS
from the Electra, and with their bag and
baggage bring them safely 10 Castle Garden, lIoblc
" anybodysyas, and not they, the defendants. From
the evidence adduced on both sides II appears thet
u more confusion Permitted ~ exist at Castle Garden
very sharply atcr their property they stand ,oy good
chance Of losing It, Ia this particular case Tho trunk
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nUf.fI ~
ORGANIZATIONS, pisDASphsSSfs' 0oNih~''o' ETC.
An amount OF business transacted al yesterdays
,.o,,no og this 1oardsome of considerable i'm mort
'''s - r,,,'., -. ..,o...s. =
ance, There VA Inn noel. anu arg e.Ynosace VI
cnss, 20 nrroacccedings wero NJ follows;--
'P''S''0'' Inv f''S
ooxSuSc'ros. "a "
ell ,,,o,. s,ro,,,,r, Co. com pocar-o,
81. o .n ~ S-'' ~
From CHER Engineer recommending expulsion OF ID.
T. Straight of Hose Company No 30 and stating that
~ GO. IT 80 "a M vax.u..-. -. ,ao,,.o,
a. saruo a. 'orcroan IN Wa,ono,an Fns,,a co,nanv No
a X ~ ~ IN W 'l"' '-"s'' Company -'"'
" 80 ph wt,, ~ 100 s,,,,vor s,roo, co,nr,.,
a., az, , 49, ~ uso So,nnanv No al arc IN Tho
my ,as ceels =, nySe IA e,a eon sb coad
"on,, =, nno ~ len psscrrcd ''''''
u r. o ~ ~ Ola naI,,n. .,,o,,,or M poa,a IN
.pn,Da - n o, h;h,,,n, y, annr,con Ins,,,r,c
al atsocbpd ~ email ho"L an@ina Four men car
ss ,h-as a,a,,o. a,r.., On. nnarad feet Referrcd
Fr" Io,,,se, roronan rneire c,omnanv No
oo rIo, ,' y - wr ia n N w., so,,
~, co,nnan. p a. ~ CSC Nod J,ecerrsd -
VIM fy"e".y y X ,,.'. -, ,.,,o, a. 10 %.
From ave OAK ~ .pPs rarr Ia i., ~
ganized as Metropolitan rao ~op9A', '"" ''"
IN Eievcnth ward tefcrrd
From W. h. W. Chambers, asking thnt steam spread
ing nozzle and pipe be placed for test In hands OF Metro
potan Engine Companies Nos. j and 20.
VIEW COMPANY
Metropolitan HOOK and Ladder Company NO y, lo0
clinton street. T. HUI, FOREMAN H. ~ Jones, assist
ant foreman, r. Benjamin, driver, aud nne privates
CONTRACTS
Bus TOT stables ana alterations IN mousse OF engine
company NO i3:-W " hannnh, si,zioi T.. Denhing-
ton, 81, $40; Knapp, 1881; A. Ackerson, ~ 400
=. banawenL si,szo. 'ohr"c' a"a'oea 70 w. " han-
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City Intelligence.

MEETING OF TITS LADIES orSaArTs socEn.-The usun'
weekly meeting Of the Ladies' Operative Society TOOK
place last evening in the rooms 1908 Bowery the o.
tendance OF the Fair members was not quite up 70 the
expectation but II explained oy peing hohday nmc'
An excellent address was made by MIS- french on 'her
rights as women she spoke Of the societies of this de.
sc ,,o, a. ,hov oxs,od nm, wes, whore somc Of them
so' p'o" -, NY -. - -,
n"h''e'e' "'''e" "'n'' '"''.' ~ 800 - 80
lot Tue Sy' ,a sTo ard ~, .h , ,o Gov ,t,n~
goods II was only the same as they had been getting
some two years ago and was not compatible with the
present price of provisions and clothes aud urged the
members to demand an equivalent for their lahcr 70
20 oSoel ~ TX WORK ana IN sxce'ng DC m,m ,nr
br ID AZ H. con sen,,ence III Give Il 10 Won She ~ Ia
OF meeting one poor woman who was driven work for
eight cents per shirt making two per day out or which
she had o family 10 support She cried shame on the
man that should so drag women's souls out. She
hored the members TO he firm 10 each other She was