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financial.


OyycE OF THE ATLANTIC CABLE TELEGRAPH CosPA
NEvYoRK No % Newest, and % Broads, Room NO fs)
DOCKS of SUBSCRIPTION, to limited number
ID ofsHAREs Of the CAPITAL STOCK Of this Ccy.ny, will be
sb.ped hi. Office on TUESDAY AUGUST a. from II TOT
o. NJ and will be closed the nth instant The route from Me-
yot 10 Bermuda via Cape ChsIe. S. thence TO tie Aye
thence to Lisbon, In Portugal
CAPITAL STOCK elo0Smn
PAR VALUE OF sHAREe sloO EACH
Tems-2o per cent at the time o. subscription 20 cent IN %
days and 20 per cent in 90 day. hereafter.
lis estimated that per cent Of the par value Of the 't0ei
Lubscbsd viii B. called for.
-. W. s. WoRL President
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Disasters

The bre Abilene tBr) Nelson which nailed from s psr sss
dsy last squat "a Chnnscock and was cspesed
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I,TIE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Stockholders Of
the OCEANIC PETROLEUM COMPANY for tie Election Of
Road q Directors Tor he ens1ng year vii take place MONDAY
September It u No. ~ Maloniuo up Polls close
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u c 4 r. II. FlsK.

j. 1. < X. Al. tiSk-
IEAlEBs IN UNITED STATES sToUE.TIrS,
NO 10 NASSAU 81.
Under the Fourth National Eauk
Buy AND SILL At NAkEEI L2IES
UNITED Stairs 1901
UNITED STATES $40 BONDS.
UNITED STArEs l0-f0 BONus
USTTED STArgs 40 TREASURY HC-Is.
UNITED STATES COuTOUND lNITRFSI NCTIs ard
All oTHEB UNITED STATES SErum1IEs.
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TIE SWINE MARKRT.
Bank Statements.

Rank Of the New-Yor Dry Dock Compnny.-stse
81 NEW fORk Dry DOCK COMPANY -
oL Ntts 'nns s-llfStj NE eh
1870 On
Ians and Dslo1rs
Of
Aiefse DrI,ats. $500
County Of L. T j iotNooi Ctshe o. NE
a.. st,f-T.ot ID. corrert = J LOCKWOOD, cShleL
s.orn before mel IN. Isth dsy Of Aprlst. 100
A G pabic CITY and County or Y Y
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i,ort-mar0en's Noiife.


PoRr. WARpEss OFFICE NO ~ "m.1 " !,
NOTICE is hereby giTeD, in aecoraance WIN ~
a., N an. ,c pa,.ed Aprl H. 1887, entitled Ar ho Ne
a,s,,I.s ,s WARDEN u tho Per, o. ~ rss
~ i'm or having charge Of tbs subject messa 49,
son or survey the following vesssis are no
% by tho Port Wsdens and that the sd surveys
wiz be completed within days nezs saeessoms hs
notice board seid @--s-is: 49,,
steamship britannia. .'
Stfamship Of Dubnn...
hin London. ~ ".
Shin cow
Shin sy..... Shon
Park9 pesdwrli
Ba-k r. w. Griffith. Noocrnn hoDsissp'
BarkJ X. -.
Brz Me'er....................No odi a NJ n d..
Venus. 80 ss''''''''
Brig \. W. Rowland.
BTig kenneths qnhi,,.
Brig Roslyu sf''''''
Three
Grand '''''''
HSh' 'I''-'' MINTuORSE IoSphss fss'ssAs
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rU,HE BOARD of DIRECTORS Of the AMERICAN
COAL COMPANY Of Alsghany County Maryland has tis Gay
Dvdend Of Three aud as per cen, oo VIC eafhng Of
tie last hsfveu p1yable the iotb September pror.
will be closed from the evening OF the Jst Aug
"'''" ''' - - NJ A. MYERS. seey.
yEv YonK August 81, ICED.
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IRVING FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, No. .
i Walkst, Eew-York, August !, 1906 eooo ann
tAfILAL '''..'. '''''''''''''',1SSVsy1
ASSETS August ]. 1850. ~sl,SDs
LIABILITIES, August l. lSlt..+.......'. i3,oaO,
The Board OF Directors have this day declared p'DENpo
49, MARTIN L. cROwELL, Secretary.
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Ghanrcs for Bnsincss alen.

II
w health reason for selling e,,st.hed u years doing good
business. .. No. $50 Third ave.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-Men with a cash
capital &5OO0n ali the principal cities and town,
Union control the manufacture and sale o. Two Of the bt
selling articles public entirely End indispensable
business OBJ ortIniiies seldom offered.
CUSHING L WING Nc. . Go F'iand,s., n Y.
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Dipi0eno Notifies.

OFyIcK OF TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co.
CHIcAso H.. August u. 1866.
DVIDEND NOTlCE-NOTICE Is HEREBY
GIVEN 10 the sockholdes Il the CHICAGO AND ALTON
RAILROAD COMPANY that DIV lDEND efFlNE PER CENT,
free decae out OF the earnings for the
m upon tho Preferred sEd Common stock o. ne Com
uany PAYABLE Office Of Mesgrs NJ X JESUP COMPANI
No "a Broadway Of New-Yo the trst day OF Sep
ebr 20 boders Of said may be registered 40
suh the the 10Th day Of August ~
eb time will he closed reopened on the
Sd DAY Of SepembeT next Tor ransfcrs
By order c The Executive Committee. ,,.,rr ,,
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UNITED STATES PETRoLEus COMPANY No % Pinest,
NEwYoRK, Aag 20, 1856.
NOTICE-The UNITED STATES PETROLEDM
~ COMPANY have this Day declared DIVIDEND Of THHEE
PER CENT for the month Of August, payable on and se
close Aug eno DC
''N'o 's"'" W ''D-"'' ~ p G. FENNING. Secretary
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THE SHEEP MARKET.

Receipts this week..
OUor AIoNsThe following reports OF sales on sneeP ~
lambs by several of sheepbrokers who sell on
son viii give the average Of prices head TINS Meek
are quoted per pound live weight for sheep oiG1ci iam
Ease -,
being largest since the middle OF last November lnongn
the demand has kept pretty good and heavy sales nave peen
made trade dull and there the market than car
be sold without concessions 10 price, More sheep anu
lambs are sold by the head is always the case
an over,tOcked market They coming from n arts OF
th, countrylargey from this State Pennyganis Canada
and Illinois The prices last reported were pretty uniformly
nained M to Saturday when Hume sold 40 good Ind
wool sheep OF IS No. at lie rejecting 30 cus Bat TO-
day 5ie va. rs high anything sold for 10 SIhs, anu
scaeev ANYTHING sold above To- either in Sixth Robinson
r MARY Of The sheep common aud ont at etie
bv no head of al1Sj each-SODe ns low 40 So Lambs
b on eD yCe aL and butchers BEGIN 10 a q ILqpt
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT OF NETWORK. ,......Ars o..
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Ovy1cr % TIE sEcuRrrr lSsrRAScE Co. I
No no saospvAI. NV YORK, Aug 10. i3d6.
At a meeting of DIRECTORS held this day, A. +.
n HASTINGS esl anAnimousy elected lIssdsnt Of s
c.n,Hn, M, o,l, BtIDsBD ia BAyDOLk setsiaTy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-08-22

5apinss Bauks.
NEW. YORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-aye., cor.
~ Foseenth-sIX PER CENT interest free oteN Deposits
n n RrtI sa.r,,a,y THOMAS CHRisTY President.
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srarLe,.-Reported By Telesrnpa.

BUFFALO. May 9.-Foar-Exrs state 81 20. Amber
Winter All; Canada aud Western White Wheat. sl1f
ana Whea-Market bare aud no tTansaoonS Corn dgIli
Mixed Chicago without certificate, so Oats s9GJe iOr
Chicago No l. Barley. Rye Pea,e and Wli5-y nominal
Pork $50 Lard 22c. Canal fregbts dull Corn to Albany
&C.; to New York. lie ReCeipsflogr, JOO Dds; oats
1888 bush. Expors-Wheat 1925 basA.i Corn 2'S'o
CHICAGO May s-Four quiet holdors ash an advance Of
5a2c Wheat excited and unsettled opening at an advance
Of IOQl5c a. 75a 81 Il for No ana closing du AZ 9
No buoyant 4Oai toward the close DECLINED OG io
with al 81 q. Cora active aud advance, &c sales
At 5c for No l. and 81 &c for No . Oats closed firm al
269jc Provisions quiet FrciShts quiet l2.c on W beat
2 o5o bush Cora 81 900 bush shipments 500 bbs
Flour bush Wheat 800 bush Corn o. 90 bash Oats
Of 800 bills at slOaslO p for No. Spring sl 500 ~ -
foT Red Winter and sl4e % ioT double L1r Whsa
Waukee Club al g. o. and bush Red Indiana Of e 50
Oars quiet No Indiana held zoe sales Of 100 bush
Western Mixed 65c Barley quiet Rye duii sses oil 80
bush Canada at Csc Peas nominal Canal e1po''-7'VV'
TOLEDO. May s-Four very firms Wheat excited and safe
higher; sales Of New White t9e.sn az e. ~ ou iso
lower sales at 5sc No Oats lc lower at i1c ior No i
Rye quiet Lake freights duland nominal ,.,
BAIIMogY, May 9-Ylour buoyan; high grades advanced
soc Wheat firm; receipts snail Corn steady; "hie "a
&c; yellow SOC Oats DAN 5Gc. Provisions active. Ia
firm. Coffee dan whisky steady at e. 25ds2 20
ST. LorIs May 9-Co,ton dull al 3OG3llc. for Mddings
Flour advanced 25c Wheat stiff with an upward tendency
Corn lower at 6306sc. lrmeT. Pork and Bacon un
changed Lard firm at 1a23e Whisky firm and unchanged
CINCINNATI. NAV 9.-IlouT unsettled Wheat irregular
Whisky dun s. 90 Mess PORK il active demand at $50
Lard duh OF e. -. Gold 1904; 80. Ct G.. o.,
auction slightly damaged ss0s.o Flour firm holders
demand an advance Wheat rm sales OF Red AT ~ %
as295 Corn firm SALES OF yellow at Sic Proyisions-an
advancing tendency Meas Pork s3 Whisky dun at e. "a
ALBASY May 9-Flour' J0c higher and buoynut wheat
sales at 81 Red State and o. p for white Canadian
Onnto Barley arrive o. 10. Shipped by tows 600 bush
Corn, 10 700 bush Oats. 1900
MIIwA uKIE Ma, 9-Flour advanced 2jd30c. Wheat ex.
cited at 81 g2:asl 90 for No Corn active and advanced
he Ffeghs c. higher Receipts-so0 bbls Flour 1900
bush Wheat shipmelts-30OO bbls. Flonr, lsOOO bush
Wheat. -, mn
WI.IyGToN MAY 9-TurpenSe. receipts ofthe week 700
nils Sc 80 for New Spirits anced 1870 sales OF the
week 400 bb closing &c. gallon Cotton saes OF the
no bales a q dosc.: market hrDef
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DIED.

ASHTOg-On Tussdav Miss Sarah Ashton daughter OF the
Gao Mss tho Sath wear oil her age
The remains will be Salem, Mast for intefn'en
BlRN9-On Tuesday 9th inst Charos IuIhuei GUY '"n
T. c. and D. C. Barring, IN his 9th year
BOLTON-At West Farms, Wednesday morning 9th Inst Franz
D. only ,on Of John W. and Martha A. Bolton aged year
months and % dsys - .,.-..., A.. ,,,.,.l
on Frdy next 18th clock from the residence OIL
his parents. - .. -.
COLLINs-In York City Tuesday May I.oc ~ 70
L.ys place Mary A. Collins aged years oaOShss OF We ss
Jane. u. Collins Of Chicago IT. ...
Tie remains will be taken to Chcsso Tor intermehh
Chicago papers please copy.
p,ytgsOn Tuesday the 9Th John Davies sksd 50 years
~. fnnersl .srvices sunday the Ijh INST 81
Iohns Washington and John.on's biook IN 81
friends family the members OF Sylvan
~. Iois. No ais y the members Of the Grand
Lodge Of Y Of o. D. aud Of the Order generally
specially invited to attend
Harlan on Monday May after long and lingering
Illness Dr. Edney formerly Of N o. In the SD Of
his ago 90. :. 4, ,,.I
hom HE late residence Ia Quo haadSsa sed pnsh a. has"
la hegss sss; Of sscoad are
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rIeetings To-day.

The following meetings arc announced for to-day;
Ar.rieaa Bible society.-Academy of Music, 10 a m Ad-
dresses b the Rev Dr. Anderson of the American Board tue
Rev. Bishop james, d. D., MojSr-Gen o. 0. Howard the
Hon Robert c. Winthrop Of Boston invited and ezpectedl
the Rev Thomas C. Phillips AID the Rev Thomas Nolan
delegates from Engand the Rev DR. Ormston OF Hamiton
und DR. achn Taylor delegates from Canada and the Rev
Isaac c. Bliss the Societys agent in the Leyant
Reports read Meetings for business OF m In the Bip
House. .,,..
N1r York Gin Manufacturing Hall $50 p M Addresses
by the Rev Dr. Howard Crosby he Rev r hidreth toe
Rev. j. W. auckland. the Rev A. u hituedge' 'e "e'
L. o. Broadly aud the Rev. George j. Mingins
Howard Mission AID Hone for Ltute WaHd1Ts-Academs OF
Music Brooklyn. . ,,.,
Am,riean CoH9rssc,ionai Uaioa.-Festiva in Plymouth
Church Brooklyn Gov. Buckingham in the Chair Annual
meeting ior business ) In the eetureroom OF
Church. ., =,
Ths Ei,-,ntl National Wonans Rights Convention will BE-
held at the Church Of the Purtan on nonsquare at ~
o'clock Addresses by Lucretia Mott Ernestlne L. lose
Wendell Philips Francis p. Gage, the Rev Henry Ward
Beecher Theodore Titon and Elizabeth Csdy stanton.
ChrissiGa Union Association Twenty ninth,st pu'ch
Church D. IN Conference for Brooklyn on Sunday az x IN
the Trst reformed Dutch Chusch Jorsemon.st The Rev
Drs Waterbury Thrsl and Kinbail viii speak Subject;
Practical Church Union for Brooklyn" 49,.
Uned Communion Ssries Of s Chr,sssan Oron Anoo,Son
3 D. H. IN Twenty .ninths Dutch Church Baptsts Epis
copaans and others will participate DR. Ferris WIZ preside
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Th. European and North American Railway.


In the state Senate this afternoon the bill 20 and in the
construction Of the European and North American Rail-
way ordered TO be engrossed by ~ TO 10. The bill
provides that when the road completed rom Bangor 10
VIM, distance Of 81 miles and the state OF Maine shall
have paid Massachusetts, 100000 due for the pur
chase OF lands Massachusetts thal invest this sum IN
mortgage bonds OF the European and North American
Railway Co.. payable 10 80 years and bearing interest
per cent. The whole issue o. these mortgage bonds, Of
which the 100000 part, II bot 10 e2ceed $OOOOOO
and % constitute first mortgage Oh the railway con-
siuctsd be constructed between the town Of VIM
and the boundary line between Maine and New brunswick
and also INST mortgage all the lands, estimated 70 In
cude 26 no acres granted by Maine 10 the SAID railroad
Company and trustees, satisfactory 10 the Governor
aud Council Of Massachusetts, who are TO have the
European and North American Railway lands eOnVeyed 10
the same into the Treasury Of Massachusetts Whenever
the Company shall have completed 10 miles OF its road
FROM the town OF VIM NJ The direction OF the boundary
line that trains may pass the same then the
Treasurer Of Massachusetts - TO be ordered take
mortgage funds OF the sand Company for additional
100000 and the amount for every additional 10
miles completed and when the whole ~ miles is finished
and n running order TO the boundary line then add
fions amount OF bonds 10 be taken to the amount Of
a. 0OD per mile on the entire length OF the road from VIM
20 the boundary line. making al aggregate amount OF
bonds 10 be taken by Massachusetts OF syyJvOO Al is
thought that the bill will pass the House OF Representa-
lives by a strong vote and should THIS be tue case Al VIII
undoubtedly be signed by Gov Bullock
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49, -
Chester pppss IN tss sd ysu fhis -. 49, A.
rhs rsy,s and frisnds Of the family invited ~ sss -
ocIocs Crrsr,s viii be waiting White Plains ssSs -
the arrival Of the 81 train from Twenty sirtb e. 60
Thou passed through me ouD tho hopes aa' mo '''
Ofthis world Of lie smiles and ia ears,
Thy tolls ended thy suf,rings rrc DER,
Toy spirit. s. resso n that far distant sh0fe" L.. -
FISKEA bingham Mass Tuesday the 9th inst Nobsft T. T.
Hor,h Church. Friday ths la lust.
o'clock 2.
JAcKsosIn Brooklyn Monday May lons and ps..fa
illness which with Christian patience and resgoass
AbfamN Wilbur Jackson, aged % y-sr, and | month.
will Friday the Il,h tho Ssrcss
The snd, and relatives Of the family invited
attend tie funeral without further notice
Blessed the dead who die In the Lord
MOORT-On Tuesday May at 2o'clocG Lydia J.. third
daughter OF Richard and Margaret Moore. -
The friends Of tho imiy are respectfully inssA y ct
funeral from the residence Of her pent no " bsssw
VI Friday, tine ll.A inst. st2 O'Clock D. W.
MAcDONALD-A GreenpoEi Wednesday May Thomas Mac
Donald. aged 10 months and n days
and friends Of the sy respectfully mvsea -
attend the funeral from his ate residence inoisss oieenp
Friday, 81 O'Clock a..
NELSON-On Tuesday May after short ard psnfu hins~
Elizabeth Ballis Nelson 10 the 10th Of hef age
the funeral without further invitation Friday aitenooa q
o'clock her late redence No Birmingham st. hss romans
will DO inferred IN 0reenw GOD Cemetery
REEsEOn Wednesday Msy JOnrhan Reese 10 the S4 yssr
tn. friends and 10 alive. family respectfully invited 70 81
rnd h, .uusra Friday 18th lust a. o'clock p NJ iron s~
late residence No. 2l5 sprnsst
sMTH-On day the 9Th inst sarah T. smith aged o,
m. funeral 70 tie residence Of her Dfo'ue Dsu
Smith. East fry cshtrst between III, ano 1Gs
tits (IhUr~isyl afternoon a. ct'eA "o" '"' '~'
ar respectfully invited 10 atfeni
The Guard invited to attend the tyfn
Of their late associate THOMAS H. CONROY from No ID. " -
Twenty 6rsst, this day (ThnIsisy 'eiges p r. oeaC
q TRxsArs Adutsrt
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THE CHOLERA AT QUARANTINE.
One Death and Four New Csses-TrnDsfer Of
Passengers from the Illinois 10 the Virginia
The England Probably Released from
nuarautiue.

There has been one death from cholera at Quaran-
tire last reports child four years Of name not
There also been four OF tho dis
namely Peter Jensen Of Denmark aged 49, Joseph
Miller Of Nassau aged 49, John Lind Of Sweden, aged %
and Rosa Hersch Mechn Of Prussia aged i0 Dr. Bse says
$40 Of tie vrgiDe passengers who have been board the
Illinois gons back 70 that vessel fact that was indi
Gated in TIE 1RBsF OF yesterday. THIS removal accord
the % Or SwinDnrne 10 the Board OF Health
has because OF the want OF ventilation
,be Illinois and tie increase in the number OF new and
a. Virginia Les been thoroughly cleansed we have no
doubt the Iew quarters viii be found preferable To the Dbl
The proIos withdraw the Virginia from Quarantine
ard send her bach England made by the owners OF the
vessel Will Therefore be considered until another place
can b. found FOR her passengers by the Quarantine Comms
sioners OF the Health authorities ,
II il unite likely tie passengers by the steamship England
viii ,s allowed 20 the cty to-day Their term Of
quarantine ha expired aud no disease has made us
smong them The puatons tue Board OF Health are
that persons who have been exposed TO Infection shall be de
tanef "a DAYS after their last at the end OF which
time thew viii be permitted 20 come 10 the city provided they
have no pemoptory symptoms Of the dsease All The re-
ports from have been extremely favorable ana u
more than probable che win now be released
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CniversaIist Sunday Schools - Mectins or the
Nev.Ysrk Asseeiatioa Of Univcrsaiists.

Yesterday afternoon, at o'clock, the anniversary
exercises Of Unvesa Sunday Schools OF this city were
given in the Beeckers church The building was crowded
with the children and their friends The programme opened
with singing Tae Gathering after which me Key a. -
CANyI offered up Addresses were delivered o tue
Rev r. CHAprs Rev DAY X LEE pastor OF the church
the Rev O. l. DEMAREsT and other ministers OF the same de-
In The morning at O. m the annual meeting OF the New
YORK Association Univefsass held in tho same build
ing Tbs Rev G. BROOKS called the meeting 10 orders
,er acme business strictly routine nature was transacted
The follow named officers and committees appointed
for the ensuing year.
The Rev o. T. Deniafes Modsrstor C. Raymond Secretary
n Van Treasurer Committee Dspne-fhe Rev T.
q Brook. Thon,s Wilson Quntn McAdam Committee on Ord
nation Fellowship and in.sstionrhe Rev q L. Demare' The
Row X Lee. q. ". Pstt. Standing Commie.-The Rev,
Lyon Hsrro Hutchinson Committee the State OF
Francis Delegates the State Conyrn
q. L. Dems.st, the Rev A. j. Cana-d N Van
kos;r.nd, aud A. j Post.
The meeting then adjourned
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American Tract Society.

The For'v.hrst Annual Meeting of the American
Tract society OF York held 10 'be Reformed Dutch
Church Tih ave and Twenty ninihs yesterday morning
tho Right Rev Bsnop MeIlvnnc OF Ohio President 10 the
ohn There large attendance although not 50 nnef
o as at former anpversrie, OF the Society Two eceleas
,ie,I relic. OF the last century brough, to the
ueetin, for exhibition. namely. tho pulpit used
BY walih~A ~Las pr-achiog tho cause OF cSiEansn
Daashter% celebrated IN Leigh Rch@onds poem Of that
name during Der lifetime Before commenen the ami
y-r.ary eIetces election held FOR officers Of the
society Which resulted in the reelection OF the old ncunb
beside the following naued geHcDeh 10 h the places
Nice Pr..id-n,.-Jame. Brown Of New Yorr RciHd F.w.
Ees Haven, De.loIsfhe Rev Or sehsset Baltimore WIN j.
Tie following Executive Committee was elected
pss,.H Rev rhSS,' pSm y D NE Rev
wi.@ Budins,on D. Brootlyn the Rev John H. krsO' DID
'' n sst Saas co'8a Barnes Constant DE-
" a.ass n @a1ia:a sas h.a: Moo:
Doemu. George ~ Tia, eco Olive. = Wood ssmne ofse
inc viii PRAYER which was followed by the reading OF the
port Of lhe Treasurer MosesAeD, Of which tue following
Received q esgs' and sss
ee ta 81 sales s, So "a %,.ns w,,h bsi,nss in the
, is EIO.5ds .ad issuing sa,
To- sy .S nav, and freedmen So cash for foreign and
s.s.I i ,1 is e.. as. 20 s..sce IN is..uIy sss
abstract annual report was read by the Secretary
II summary OF the results Of the and refers TO
ta large humble Of publications issued aud distributed
during that period The grntu,ous distribution was 80 s,S 81
Although the peace relieved the Society from large
eIpepdture $1,000 we're nevertheless expended for the
,piritual welfare OF the sailors and soldiers.
Dnr,ps the wear hundreds OF schools freedmen have been
organized aided by the Socetys copoeurs and agents
and many thousands Of children supplied with sphabes
and all the securing elementary
education. =, WI, -
brief address was delivered by Bishop McIllvsine con
srauaory Of the successful efforts o. tho society during the
past year. ,,.,,,, III.
The Rev T. r. Rogers d. d.. spoke Of Whfeds pulpit
And tho story dairy maids love for the Savior ss being
examples the power Of tho living voice and the living
Other addresses made by the Rev N H. bchenck ID d.
OF baltimore the Rev g. L. Shesran Of Richmond Va the
Rev Dr. Anderson and the Rev Jonathan Cross Of New York
After singing the doIoogy bishop MclNahe pronounced
the beuedcliop ard the meeting adjourned.
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National Temperance sscieiy.

The first anniversary OF the National Temperance
Society and Publication House celebrated yesterday In
the morning convention held al the Central Pres5yte
iau Church in Broome which the first report Of the Board
Of Managers read In this II stated that out OF the
sO0 proposed be voted fluid for publication sls
already subscribed and that the work OF print
ing temperance publications had already begun The hst re-
port read by the Rev. Mr. Dunn and IRON we MAKE the
following with reference 10 the temperance movement
in this city
N.wYors the friends Of the among The different organ
engaged III the great and sndsbe WORK OF
Fnpr. State Tile Society hiss been sossn
M officers tried veterans and they co
operating wifi the Of Temperance and other organizations have
with such esrnsness aud yea as " rophetc
OF In some part. and Western New iork by thsr
iathfnes the present frcss 10" 90 nsdy
enforced .s render virtually prohibitoTy las"
would congratulate tho citizens oil New fors over
triumph achieved conisrtmg on the metropolitan
New York City and Brooklyn the sole right TO grant
Of withhold licenses
aud dsnnstoni tgtys the
risbt for 40 m.ny Of peslence the
body polite the support Of and
th opportunity cr-as
In the afternoon second business meeting held in the
church when tho retiring officers all unanimously
elected
MEETING AT COOPER INSTITUTE
In tho eyeung meeting held in the large hall OF the
Cooper In ts at whiob large number OF persons
present..
Win l1 ysE,ipsat rsuaka hs wa followed bssaI VI