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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

WILL - nRADY AT ALL HOURS -
" to aceomnSontc those Who wtsA Z
conveyance - eAost notice. n viii ~ ~
kept ready q e neas The Post O0ee,
u al ho1rs. 0s1sss IN = N4mee-aI
~ AoasSs lAvesy otAnee IN ssee1ss peuavs at
tent1un. O11sxD He0oU0Ab1o. ap6AaM
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31


Hewa Coogeago1aonal Aasee1a'
o1o0s
-fht nsFslass ~ ~ Annsal Oo1vsatios
Of the Iswa CsasssgsAisaal Assoiaaiss, ,ps~
sosvsaed = Msseaaise spssss IN : -
course - Wednesday svssia0 lAse y ~.
D.. PAt1un, e ChiaDN
TAsssaa9 ass1iae = q sdsdk - -
sssiaA,ss sssvsssl, 81 . essnaaane essUao.
isaeisa vss sGssssa y ~ desoin el4Ae
sssjswiae s0ssn: 2 Dsv. q ,. osuogoos
nseesaqe Rev. J. NOS. SsSlbs; lsv. ~.
Whasos, Assistsss sssies. -
The follewisgl committees wsss sppeeDs-
a Conmittss on Rsligiess Essesisss.
Rev. A. B. Robbins, D. Z. Jsase. and \. K.
Gross; Coamitsss a Binaass, Asv. n. L.
Bullso. Rev. A. <. Dallsy ead Rsv. J. J.
Hill; Cona,issss o. Bssinsss, Rsv. =. n.
Chsmbssiain, Rev. 8. p. Sleaa - ". r..
Nsllis.
Rev. Ms. Nsssill, 6 Anansos, - ~
elected Rsgis>ss ~ tAsss ysass.
Rev. Mr. Rnssoea, Il osbsla, ~ sAsssa
AssosaAlsnAl pssashss ibs lsoo. and nsv.
8. P. Sloan, Of MsGssees. Alternate pssreh-
Or. E
From 81 10 103 O'Clock dsvetisaal sxss-
cisss wsss ssndustsd b. Rev. As. Bssnss,
a Nswtso. w
Dee Msisss was uaaainessly sAsssa -
ths placs whsss the 0snssal Associates
ehsll nsss next ysae.
The following psssons wsss shsssn - ~
Connittss on he 1sws ChsseA Baildiag
Fund fer the ensuing year
J. 3. Ccnnss, J. L. Davies, and 8. Robssls
Il Dsvsspest. Rev. Whiting of Dubsqus,
and Rev. d. \. Jooeo ef 0sinnsll.
Al hson the Assosiatioa sdjsurssd sntil
2P.M.
The allssssea vas taken up With ths
4 ths appoiatasnt o. ssooit
tses, and receiving rsossts sf dslseaass ftsn
serrsspoadiag bodies, asd repsrts = ls,s-
gAsss y sssh bodies spssiassd q The lest
aAnual nesling II The Aseesialieo.
AZ ~ - shsss Rss. J. q. Hassis,
Disesise 9esrseasy 5ss ~ Neethweel fes NE
Aassisaa end Fsssigs Chsisa1sa uniss, pre-.
ssaesA ~ clajns u NJ 0esisly bsebes tAs
Assesia&isa. ~ ths Close Il HE sddsess,
Ne. Hassisoa s01ssd - ssnd The CAvjssisa
World sratsitsssly 70 svssy .minislsr fos>
waeding bic naoe end sddfeeo.
A. feus e'eleek tho AsoooiAlisa odjousnsd
70 sAGsnd soslal ss.unlsa end - paeiy Il
~ rseidsoes Of Rev. l. B. nobbins, Pasaos
u The Auscaeins Ooogrsgasisnal Church.
At 81 o'clock 10 the evening, iotessstisg
devotional exercises we're esoduslsd q the
church BY Rev. L. B. Fi6eld Of Cedar Rap.
ids. After which the Association adjourned
until 81 o'clock this (Friday) incoming. The
attendance thus ias hes bssn vssy geod,
nearly every society in the State bsins rer>
resented. Much interest 10 taken in all The
exercises, and many valuable Suggestions
bsing mads. Davsppess h we'll represented.
lts dslseatse takins an activs interest In
the procesdioga
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Cincus. The Asst s.show" Il lho osaeoo
pitched tent In eur midst this slkssason, and
viii givs their initial psrfssnases = -sisht.
Our Iswa sxehssgss are unanimous n pro-
nouneios il enc Of lhs best organizations new
travelling. and " hops 70 - sbs canvas
6lled. Tive pesfosmaDees 70 moesew.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Orr fus T8AcE.-The dstsutiou Of the
tsaia fron ths Kaat lass night was de y
IN aocidsnt which occurred near Colooe.
An axle Of the tender broke. throwing he
baggage, express and ssmotiag cars of Ne
track. There wss quiss . quaaeity u iooi.
grants 10 The sooking or. bat oil escaped
uniejussd except he baggage nan Who -
slightlv hurt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Tas GaANp AAsssss OF lowA.-The ~.
lswins i . let Of the pessons Who have
bssa hsoessd With the 0sand Lodge gsyel
in this State. A photographic Creep ei
these gsnsleusn has recently bssn taken By
. Chieass sssisA asd nsy b sssa in the
window Of Luss 3 0riees' bsok STORE.
Oliver Cock-l044-45 deceased.
George w. MeClsary-l646; resides st
Iowa City.
Ansel Humphrsys-1s47- 4e-4s L 1868,
Grand Secrctasy-1851- 81 resides q Mus
catine.
william Donal McCord-le60-5l; Dc
ceased.
Theodore Sultan Pssvin--1062-0rasd
Secretary since 1914, resides at Iowa City.
james Lstimus Hogan-lS54; resides al
Sigeurney.
Aylsts Rains Cotson-1s55 resides At
Lyons.
John Flstchss sanfosd-ls5e-57 resides
q Oskalooea.
james Rush Hartsock-le5e-bo resides
as Iowa City.
Thomss Hart Benton-1s60- 81 re-
sides d Marshalltown.
Edward Augustoe 0sil6sst, n. D.-1o63
-64-65 resides st Dubuque.
Campbell Ksassdy Pssk-loe6; resides
q Ksekuk. :.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Ut. rsxSLs. 0asdsner end Florist, ooe.
eth and Main Ses., fruit and osna1ental
ress. Av9o-ly
" you want ietty black 9hiskess use,
upham's Hair Dye--ooly 80 ccnts bottle.
Sold everywhere. Put up by J.J. krousr,
Philadelphia
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

PoLicr CouRr.-Marphv. the confidence
man. whose examination was Axed for 70.
day. waived hearing and wss held 10 bsii
In The sss Of $500 fos bic appearance u
the next term Of the Dis(sics Court
George Maguiss, the couplainine witness
against Murphy and johnson. enlisted yes
terday in the U. 8. service. Justice Dittoe
hearing the fact, this morning took steps to
have him retained here 70 give evidence
against the criminals. Major StansberSy
assured Mr.. Dittos that the matter should bs
arranged in such = manner that justice
should not bs defeated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

RIO RENT FURNISHED. ron rnK suM1fHR,
SnaN House.
nsyss-diws .S'" = nAnRlsoN . RoLpr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

half price.
0ronA OeAool - lnseguooa0a.
Since our lest sspost shs following dole
gates hsss rspsstsd u The Sshssl Of Ia
stsustisn q Massais Hall IN this eity:
+ @. 0silbsst u. D., A. H., L. L. D.; P
q. n, . Cussedisn.
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w. Redesss. Newton Lsdss, Ne. 30.
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Themes wsslsg, Cs,sabiA on Ledss
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J. Waoesn, Tresei. U. D., lswA $50
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

CALpwRLL's OCCIDENTAL ClRcus - This
evening. corner Of Fourth and Fssnam sts.,
at n o'clock. Admission 50 cents. Uhild.
rem half price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
MISS A. p. CLARK
oyE1nD Nm STOCK OF
MILINERY GOODS
- ~ eessE. Less
Than omv Wo0Do In the City.


KOCH. TnGB FUDRnRD,
ms REMOVED HIS HAT. CAP And FUR N.
u PoRlUA to- - -
~. - vvess eeeenA oureee,
~ nnrrisoa and R1pley -, where - Wf1 keop
Irr~er and more cOupots stock q The latest styles
~ neSf uualities Of Lades' and Misee, 0ents aad
6avs Hats Cape and Fsrs q pEbees that aa1 eo1Ds.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31
MADAME q lGaRAa

list che hae recently remsvoa ~ Dooeo1oe
School nnsn Co ~ 70 No. s0s Msdlsea Avss1s. N6w
tcsk she now occupies larger end 0uee eU90c-
Sex more yopno 1adieet nto sAlamiH T~s
Nov YOek, March II. 1851. s,eh1o-Anm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

"Wno's Owns FusHma This morning
about four o'clock, several yosns friends Of
our acquaintance might have been seen
standing on The Lsvss with nshps,s in band.
gazing anxiously into the waters q the
Mississippi. The deep solicitads depicted
on their fsees was truly painfal TO behold.
Not "bits" did they Get. They len tAoss
dark rolling waters, wiser nen. Try
again beys-the fishing i good there. Pa
tisoee viii viz. Whsa shall We six meet
sgaias Have you returned ths pslsss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

CArDwELL's OCCIDENTAL CmcUs - This
evening, corner Of 4tA and Fasnam streets,
q u o'clock. Admissioo 80 cts. Ohiidesu
half pfice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

Boarding and Nay sehesl
UoR YOUN0 LADIES AND MDSRs. Apply q
+ school nooa iately cesspesd b A1ss 60. oss-
I.:.sss:3ss N A's'e 7}Es 7}E.sss ns.ssP, s4sP,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

ProasA RAuaaAs. Cosvsx1sen. - This
esn.snsdn usses ubn ThsssdAy, ,-lG lsaS
shan wsss-ana = ~ DsAaas k6asa -
= steps ssass taksa toosoo 1eisaaasu -
sspssssns DsvsAssst \ ~ ds11saGisoa-
The vase i1poetanca z ~ fnalpunA 1865
sss-sAs spssnaid s,ssus = -, /, -
sasy b IL esaplssisa. sssa. % te,sre &.
fsce d inducing - capitalists = ~ !. =.
nastss. Il % asss p1slis spirit - ~
playsa q stbss peinas q ~ He H.
the rod vssl1 ssvsrbs baiA III ~. =
coaesnssssiAshsf easssisa, "a N ~ ss1,e
and viIlAgw alsse ~ NJ nss sWaks y The
greas inpsstaass q ~ DsUpsssl rsaa, ed
IL Ddvsep0st ~ ely - ~ ~ sevaAes
-, poulilSa ani - naao1aa l6i$SuaS1.s
uhslv - spa1s = ~, - ssghe =, ~
uadss>akisg - ~ . tss66nA : We sae.
nssGly s1tbs - stl.sp " taks ~ = ~
lnaiiss 6iIksss ~. - n - - =
hn6n ~ - laAsssh ~ - Jss1oglv
- eean1Sa - - Woyuuli1A 5: 4
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

CALDwsLL's OcciDHNfAL C1ncus - This
evening. corner Of 4th and Fasram serssts,
q u o'elesk. Adnies,oo 80 -. Children
half price.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

WooL.-Messss. james villa 4 Co., Of
81 Federal, aod Ito Dsveashiss sesssls,
Boston, Wool Commission Merchants and
Brokers, are one Of the oldest and most re-
liable houses in that city. Having . very
lasgs and valuable ooansctisn, they ars pre- :
pared at I'll times to receive oonsignmsnts
and sell at the highest market rates. Those
shipping 10 Boston will do we'll to note this
feet.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-31

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THREE DINING ROOM GIRLS AT TIE
i mayo0-dtf SCOTT HOUck.
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EDsroas ABouT.-We had Tie pleasure
today Of friendly gseetisgs from eur -
tssasd brsthssa Of the press. A. n. Barn>
hart, Esq, Of the Auscatins Daily Courier,
Brothers Hobbs, Of the Gsnssso Republic
and Bailey. Of the Psincsten Repsbiisas,-
eli Of whom are in splendid spirits, showing
every evidence Of happiness and prosperity.
which are the nett results Of clear con
sciences and aa eccasiooal beelstssk. Will
the brethren please csll again, and stay
lsnyer.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEw. rs.

ARRIVED.
Steamship San Juo Atkins Savannah I'D inst With mdse and
Steamship Denmark o.. ThompsoT vTpES June H. via Qa''n'
ship Alice (uew Lowell. Bath days ballast will load for San
Sch Cross B PasborO with plaster crandA Um
wiSD-At sunset, NE, fresh. with rain.
BELOW.
Ship owego, % days from Cardiff
Ship ChatsNoth tBr), Winters, 40 days from Antwerp
Bark j. f. McLaren. % days from Cariia
Bark Maria Adelaide tPrussl, 80 days from CariG
SPOKEN.
Ship Tamerane (of wasset from Bremen Philadelphia
days out, June 10 in lat 40 -. long 60 80 49,.
Ship oeo"oGd Of aud from Shields for Ne"LOndOD " days out
Ship Leuguhea .of Boon for ayT 20 days
Ship Carl from @cs for baltimore June a. lat o. long &C A.
Ship Wesmoreaud from Liverpool for Philadelphia June H in lat
sGhr PctreI ApaachcOa da lat 81 20 long "a 2
MEMORANDA.
The steamship China returned from trial trip a. m yee
The ship VIM store which arrived yesterday from Liverpool
while beg towe from Of Castle Garden to her pier n the East River
Battery where she lies She will probably
have to discharge part Of her cargo
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy June 2Saied barks Fury Menon harsfies Annie
TISop T9on David Cannon Anr2.s,n Hazard psma%5aco es
pat back leaky in her upper works, - 49,,
York brig Urban from Porto Rico bark Cummings and Kaestad
from Newport; Eng Sailed 6rg Annie 81 for laiaI T., Ca.
nah, and WIN. Kennedy, for Boston
WiLNfsGroS ~ c. June 25Auyed to-day steamships Pioneer,
from Phladephia, and Frances from Baltimore
FOREIGN PORTS.
Cow BAY G. b. June 81 y steamship PoneeSad 18Th sehr
18Th brig Rmna Ives Landry for Boston l7t Omega Inn
sYo brig Inagna Muggah for Boston, 0h Maria White B.
Arthur Kn.man Means for Portland Istb Mary EIs
Haven Haven DO arrived 18Th Zero Fowler Boston loading;
vor Ursula and Lenor FOR NewYork oadng L. L. Wadsworh,
H. Haand lie Blanc, loading for do l1th sehr Village Belle,
boyle from Boston 9th June 49, the brig Crosby Crosby from
Bridgeport B. "r N"iok put Into Cow Bag for hArOOr aud
sailed Ite evening
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
PASSFNG Frs ARRIVED.

FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN June 25-1n steamship
Deumark-Mr Mcgor and lady Miss McCregO Miss Mcmillan Mr.
Gamme lady Anaoe Albert mahda Albert Mr. Albert ana
Gillespie H. H. Gillespie Mr. Hayes and lady W
Mainda Capt j. r. shelsber Capt Stewart Capt Wood Miss
Kent Nichols Maria Nichols Master Frederick George
Nichols Case Mr. Marshall Albert Taf John Durge and 5O3
the
FROM SAVANNAH June 25In steamship San Jacinto-Mrs A.
shahemer and child Mr Rescher and child Spring hoH Reseh
Hunt Miss Fannie Hunt Miss K COburn
Miss PeOne Miss Drake. James Holt John CaIatt Mrs Green,
Jacob Wsdur the Rev. g. Pebone Col Tin and lady Miss Clara
Tih Tiff Miss Th James Tiff Mrs Raon children and
Mrs Nicely Miss QuaptOck Miss Alice Belmont Mis-. Alice
Fuller c. Clapp WIS. King Col Hess Eugene Powers Mr Miller
Mr. Sherlock Mr.. Rutherford. Mr. Dill Mr. Maber Mr. Carter Mr.
Foyess Mrs Faneet Mrs ason Mrs habbtt and two children
Besoe Miss HITLER Mr. d. Adam. Mr. Westco Mr. Hoyey and
adS Mr. shuhap Mr.. T. Kn Mr. Dernont Mr. g. A. Keys, Miss
Cooran Coloran Mr. Abbott Mr. Koan Mr. Young Mr.
A. Jones Mr. Sakmeer Mr. i. A. Reh, Miss X 0Connor Mrs
Caharne Egan Miss Jane Carson Mrs Smith Mr. W. H Mr.
John T. OTchie.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAILWAY.

Yesterday morning at an early hour, stock train on
the Erie Railway, bound for New-York, broke In two
while between Hohokus and Rdgewood which fact was
not known to the engineer On the down grade between
the above stations the speed OF the train was saciened
usual The result that the detached portion Of
the train gaining In speed as IL proceeded overlook and
crashed into the other portion, smashing the bumpers Of
about dozen cars and turning up end. Tho
brakeman somewhat bruised aud the fireman, named
BOnucl badly cut about the bead The stock sus-
tained no serious injury but the naAup blocked up the
down track causing delay Of two hours to the Cucin-
natl express train and the SuerD accommodation train
about al hour
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

PERsoNAL-Mr. DAntas, Portuguese Minister at
Washington ia at the BrcyOort House Gov Fenon, the
Hon. g. shcllabarger NJ. C., Ohio; Commander Motifs
U g. Navy, and the Rev. W Radclif, Philadelphia are
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Senator Grimes OF Iowa and
Judge C. r. shcrmano OF Ohio are at the Hoffman House
Cl, & NJ West Mississippi; Gen. r. 4. lOkc, and Col
r. + summer, North Carolina Gen. Jno. \ Green, syrar
cusc Controller Hllhousc, Albany; the Hon JOS now.
land Fishl aud Col Juo H. Fry san Francisco, are at
the St Nicholas Hotel. Gen. Il. Is. Tower, u b. Al COL
Straight Indiana and T. L. Davenport the actor are at
the Metropolitan Hotel. The Hon. Geo Ashnhh ihsrl-
chusctts Is at the Astor House Judge King Of Albany
Is al the Goldman House,
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

PRoBABLE SUICIDE ORA MERCHANT.-Mr. VIM. Is.
stee OF the firm of Clarke STEELE clothers attempted
TO commit suicide yesterday morning at his residence No
Jerseyave Jersey City, by cutting the artery In MS
right Mrs Stee being anwell, MT. ;. occupied "a
sleeping room adjoining his wife. About o'clock yes
terday morning Mrs Stee heard the noise as OF railing
body in her husbands bedroom and on going III found
him lying the floor, and the bed covered with blood
The inmates in the house were aroused and physicians
were called in, and all possible means adopted to save
the life Of the unfortunate Up to last evening he
was still alive, but little hopes entertained OF his re-
covery. Mr. s. has been laboring under temporary In
sanity for several weeks.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

ing and striking him the head. He was taken to
bellevue Hospital on the 10th inst, Mrs Caroline
Freer residing No 32S Springst, while hanging out
clothes on the balcony in the rear Of the first floor Of her
residence slipped and fell into the area receiving injuries
that terminated fatally Monday evening. Coroner
schlrmer yesterday held inquest Deceased was ma
tive of this city, aged 35 years.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
A PROPOS of LEAVING TOWN.

~ SoJOURNERs ~ THE COUNTRY AND AT THE sRAsHoRB
JARBDS EMAIL DB PARIS" FOR THE SKIN
Don't leave without supply Jares EMAIL DE PARIS"
which will the skin smooth son and white and free from
frrckes and sunburn.
Supplied sh this delicious refhgeran which eean and ooos the
shin needs the and from tie dis
figuring effects u SUI and air which curb and enjoyment
s druggists perf1meTs
etc. aud l.. IsABEAU No. 8l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

AMERICAN WATCHES mt Factory prices. i. Is
BYSxEH Co.. No l80 Broadway. and No i5 Fultonst, T.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
IAnuounesmentE

To Produce Magnificent Growth and I'M
mart Glossy Lnster Hair Mrs ALIENS Improved (ue~
stye HAIR Dressing combined bottle Pee re-
duesd 10 81. Sold by all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

AMERICAN (Waltham) WATCHES.
THE BEsT IN TnK WORLD.
Sold Everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

SUMNER HATS of every variety and to suit
III tastes and ages at yALs No. ltl Fn'tonst
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

SLIGHTLY SomED, BUT VERY CHEAP.-CAN-
rREL Offering portion Of h stock Of Ladies ditrrs yery s1g
so al reduction II per They si the articles Tor The
country Ca esAbnra No BlJ Broadway aud obtain your
SUPPLY.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

BANK OF THE COMMoNWEALrH.-E. HOLMES
No 2O Broadway-DEW had your BURGLAR ALARM Iktt
So high my e'tmau"h o
would be without H. eAnn" TO" tu"ns
recommend H. EDWARD HAUNT IIes"'A"
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

AMERICAN INSTITUTE, FARMERS CLUB-Notwith-
standing the storm OF yesterday the house was wen
filled The Rev. q. A. Leann, Rector OF Trinity Church
sent letter concerning the periodical recurrence OF
storms and physical agtatiOns In correspondence WIN
mental and moral emotions Letters were read, ana as
on moor and ON rich soil hcra and on the oitron iO
lowed by the xhtOn Of protector recommended
by the President Of the Society Tor the prevention VI
eItv 10 Animals "A patent eggbeaer an improved wagon
nxIe "A patent wagon wheel, and new strawberry crate
The subject Of the prize for raspOerries came up ".c
berries best cultivation and information was given ON
be new seedlings recently introduced. Full reports VIII
appear in THE WEEKLY aud SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
CITY ITEMS

TIE NEW -YoRK Press CLUB.-4he regular monthly
meeting OF the NcwYork Press Oub viii be held TINS
afternoon In Room No. 10, city Han, at u o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
AccnrNrs.-Yesterday EIen Andrews. whiIe pass

ccIDENTs.-Yesterday Ellen Andrews, while pass
ing through Pearlst, near Chatham, fell ana frac-
turhd her leg She was taken to Bellevue Hospltah
william BOlker and Christopher Cow whiie wrestling III
,, ,er hoor saloon at the corner Of Thirty
and NInthaye fell TO the floor aud the blade OF KNIFE
which Glow had open In his hand entered Bokers leg,
severng an artery and causing dangerous wound Inc
Injured man was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital No ar
rests were made, the occurrence being accidental sam
mel smith "A resident OF No I63 GrUvest Jersey CITY,
while intoxicated, late Monday night, fell from the
front platform No 1Os Of the Grands ana Cross
town iuc i'm Crnnd.st, near Wooster, and one OF the
wheels passed his leg, crushing II IN terrible man
ner He was taken to the NewHork Hospital PaiIick
Lemon an Irish Iaborcr employed upoh the High Bridge,
had his right fractured Yesterday Mrs James H.
Price resident of sag ilarbor dicd suddenly on uo
Steamer River Queen lying at Pier No 20 East River.
Yesterday Herman Rsuer, German, employed lli ray
ors sewing machine manufactory, No 20i East Ihirty-
,irs st. was seriously injured by apOshng wheel burst
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26

ALBANY, June 25-The State WOrkingmen's AS
semby convened in extra session IN this city today VIM
j. Jessup Of EewYork presiding About 10 Unions are
represented In his address the President urges thor
ough organization and advises against any premature
movement in connection with the eghthour system.
He favors corresponding reduction OF wages In accord
ance with the reduction OF hours nstancng the success
OF the Brooklyn pastereys There are trades however,
he says that cannot submit TO reduction the mccha
les at which earn barely enough 10 support Them
selves lie advises conference with employers ana
deprecaes strikes. except last resort The usual
committees appointed, with Mr.. IrOup OF New
York Chairman OF the Committee on Presidents Ad-
dress and Mr.. Mulhal OF Eew-YOrk Chairman OF the
Finance Committee. Several amendments or the State
Constitution suggested, and referred 10 the Com
mttoe the Good and Welfare OF the Organization.
Resolutions will be introduced tomorrow calling upon
President johnson and Congress 10 put into practical
operation the Eght-HOur law In all the Government
works and establishments also calling Oh the National
Labor Union at It's coming session TO reorganizc ma
ti0nal wOTkingmen's party.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-26
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