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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
PfesestcI to MIs, ia Levis By the Narrassnsss
boat Clrh
Irrv.tFUTa Ju.F4 1nFH

Col. Higgns0n, in returning thanks, said that Miss
would be able 10 take companion with her
on her boating expeditions Dit. Brihdcy also presented
two silk flags from Capt Kenny and he officers OF the
tfibuied miniature anchor Of galvanized itUn. with
cable set of elegant ousl0ns boat hook, and velvet
Garnet. and are 10 add further third nag aud boat
Miss Lewis was tastcfully attrcd IN a brown six gown
with black lace trimmings. and bat Ol the same material
speeches she removed this for few mOmeuts al the re-
quest Of her cnds to allow her face 10 be seen
Her drfncauOr lIdylikc aud composed, hukc
free from embarrassment on ahcCtatlOu. .....
The boat afteTward drawn thruugh the streets,
number Of bouquets being thrown into IL as II passed
This afternoon "a o'clock tie Rescue was launched
from the Long Wharf in the presence Of vast crowd on
the pier while the waters OF the Bay were dotted WITH
row boat aud innuucrbl0 sail boats dnrted about IKE
sWalOws on the wing The sun was shining brightly at
the time and the whole scene was exceedingly gay ana
animated.
Miss Lewis was dressed In black gown and red Carl
badi sack fastened by leather belt round tho waist
aud appeared little utercd at the trial she was about
To undergo. II may be- mentioned mere that shes ~
very slight figure and has weighed more than luS
mounds even when In the best condition, 50 that her en-
durance and strength ARE the moro remarkable. AT the
hour APPOINTED, the Rescue carried from the boat
house aud placed on the dock, whero photographic
NV was taken OF H. with Miss lewis seated the
After this slight delay, the launch took place, ana
amid cheers, waving OF handkerChefs, and booming
OF cannon the aut vessel gded through the crowd
OF other craft and urged By the quick but vigorous
strokes OK the fair uarsWOman, who gdcd II With ntm
hand ID sped rapidly toward It's destination, the LINE
Rock Iight House where our heroines father who
unabc TO leave home during the day, waited IN eXpec
fation The crowd remained until the nag OF
tho Rescue mere speck IN tho distance ana theh
slowly dispersed. .ls.. ... a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
EIGHT DAYS FROM MONTANA.

MIR. James J. Tracy, late General Superin-
tendent Of Wells. Fargo Co.'S Western stage line has
arrived here only eight days from Helena, Montana.
When we consider that the distance $500 miles, ncud
ing 500 miles of staging it Is seen TO be the quickest trip
yet made The staging occupies threeldays The line is
said TO be In perfect ORDER and well equipped Persons
proposing TO make Summer trip win ind facilities for
pleasant travel, picturesque country, and cordial
welcome In Montana Immigration is increasing and a
large proportion Of the Corners going into agr
superior advantages Scarcity OF water has interered
with guch mining, but the quartz mines VIII pe WORKED
Whttatch Park lode bids fair 20 become one OF Ine
richest quartz mines In the country, ana company -
by the adoption OF the new desuphursng process IL IS
Speeted at tho products will be largely increased as
they have been more than doubled In California Austria
Tia aud Mexico The Indians GIVE little trouble ID Mon
tana except occasionally Muscle Shell creek Gov.
Ashy ia taking hold OF territorial matters with acVy
and win doubtless be able by straightforward, manly
course the prejudice which prevailed among
tho mount against the appointment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
TNouEsTs.

An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Keepan al No "a Cannonst the body OF Ezra Hon.
aged So year, who died the effect Of burns received
on Friday evening last SONS benzine he was using 70
clean tank having ignied setting fire to MS clothing
Also AT the New.York Hospital over inc ,DOuy VI
Jacob Herring who died from the enect OF injuries To-
ceived few days ago, he having fallen from duGR IA
West Broadway ...Aso, over the BODY o. Ea"Ih ID %,
Eyans who died from injuries sustained ~ iang no
a scaold erected In front OF house IN &
Eghthave lie had rugged the scahod himself ana con,
sdered IL safe. He native OF TINS city hkeu -
years Also over the body OF John DnnsIon' n VIZ
of England aged 81 years, who died In the heNioIk
Hospital from injuries received year ago Also, oyer
re body OF an unknown man. found floating on pier no
So East River. Deceased had on blue blouse, uaIk
mixed pants had dark hair and the two smaller hngers
OF his left hand we're missing. on SATURDAY AItFhoon
Arthur McGurk residing at No 800 Third was over
come with tho heat In FOrtyninth.st ana Msdson-
ave and was brought 20 the Nineteenth PIselne
House, where no died In "A few minutes. The Dody was
conveyed to the morgue. where Inquest Was helu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
FIRES YESTERDAY.

waterst last evening caused by rocket e1tnguiSneu
by the police. - :. 80, -, eocond.,t occnnted by
Tho roof OF No I3s West Thirty was i1ghty
damaged by fire. -. mia ~ ,oor fire from Ere
erockers hut was soon eXtinguisleh 81, 900, NJ M
Ibt IRE occurred last evening on the ROOF oi NO
ananttv OF fireworks stand KEPT ny A t az,
Gintz al he corner Of BrOOme ana MOI s'S Voon i'
last eyening and were destroyed. . = .tnaor, ~ tho
Last evening fire occurred IN the DOW eV.o "i" " Wv
dry goods store No 3si Grandst Loss NoV o, -, No
A slieht fire occurred last evening VI ~" ' " ~
70 East broadway. o,. l., 80,
Last evening fire occurred In the bas sop Heusonst
oaSsed ~ some persons throwing fireworks ITO" 'no
secnnd story aud setting fire 70 some was' No Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
LAYING OF A CORNER STONE.

The corner stone of the Second Church, be-
longing TO the Evangelical Association laid yester
day afternoon on Fifty thirdst, between Eighth and
Nmth-ayes IN presence Of small bat Interested con-
course Of spectators Before the ceremony addresses
were delivered In German and English by the Rev. John
H. Oerter the Rev. r. Deisher. pastor Of the Second
Church, aud L. G. Cewell OF Cleveland, Oh0 editor OF
The Era1eicdI Messenger. The exercises were varied
with some excellent singing by the choir. Inc new
church Is 20 IS feet by CO. OF two stories ana base
ent the latior 10 DO used for school purposes Inc
con CATION IL quits small and r. composed eney OF
Cernaus The Evangelical Association, although really
Methodist organization IS somewhat peculiar In tne
creed professcd by It's members 10 clause denOuhtlhR
slavery and another pledng the Church 10 vigorous
onslaught upon intemperance Tile assOclitioh Us III.
tensrv Democratic. It's Bishops aud Presiding Eldms
arc elected the laymen every four years Inc iOer
are never ordained IA Bishops, and may be taken either
, tbc cleric or the lac forces OF the association At
tho expiration OF their term OF oee they resume the
nnsirons from which they taken. Ihe ceremonies
attending the laying OF The corner stone YESTERDAY Nle
very snple but nonetho less I'M pressNe on I'M, s
preious 10 the closing OF the ceremony collection WAS
taken up and tho names OF the most liberal donors ae,
posted in e cavity or tho stone alonS Win INC P"Pis
Of the day and other documents,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

speaker occupied small stand erected against board
fence, inscribed with the following words: edward Fal
coner for the Assembly from the IXth District Ireland
must and shall he freelP on the front OF the stand
the lines: Temperance motto. We trust IN
God The line OF battle will De formed the first TUESDAY
in November at sunrise Political wire pulers clear the
track. The wOrkingmon are coming. Stand by working
men, and your guns for the first round" The can
ddate In his speech claimed to be Independent OF party,
but advocated temperance and denounced political rings
considerable portion OF his speech was devoted TO
personal "reminiscences ia subordinate position when
he held under President Iincolns adminlstra ion Mr.
Falooner followed by hs friend "JOe" Drove, who
entertained the audience with stirring speech. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
ORITrARY.

James Roche, an old and well-known Irish
marriott aud Journalist died Friday, at Sc Ynonfs
Hospital lie was born at LiSoonduh' county OF Siona-
chan Ireland in 1878 lie received liberal education
and early manifested for journalism and an indg
,ant feeling az tho wrongs OF his native country He
gas connected with several newspapers IN ireland ana
& On bis country and his selfsacrfce during the
reyoution OF as are stu remembered with pride since
he came 10 this country In 1854 le has been lehtne9
,i eyeTol iournala-inOre recently with The S"-and
has always been DISTINGUISHED as an earnest patriot
genial companion, and faithful friend He was puieu
an. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

THE STEAM YACHT ,EXPLosToN-DEAT1I. OF
..r.... .. .. ANOTHER VICTIM. s.
! Thomas Mceker, the second victim OF the
steam yacht explosion. which occurred on the Passaic
River ON the 10Th ult died yesterday. Ho thrown
nv tho explosion against tho dock at Halves and Nil
lers machine shop and received internal injuries. Ho
Was yonig man &c yeara OF age HIS occupation being
mat OF bookkeeper The body OF Theodore Romano,
who was Instantly killed at the time when Meeker re-
celyed hs injuries las been inferred, aud the inquest
upon the body resulted verdict acquttng every
b6dy from blame IN connection With tho disaster.
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INTERNAL REVENUE RECEIPTS.

The officers and soldiers who served under
aon burnside In the expedition to North Caroina anu
in the Ninth Army Corps, are to have reunion T
oIsmbake at Rocky Point r. t. on the TIN OF Juiy,
COMMITTEES having It in charge have Arranged WIZ
Fall River and Newport steamers TOT Hse .-,,assts
., all those who attend tho meeting, upon tho
- ~ secretary Of the Society Tho headquarters Oh -"
',ni,tee arc at No 20 Exchange place, New-I0FA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
SNAIL Pox AT QUARANTINE.

The North German bark Christel, Al days from
bremen with 2s7 passengers arrived at Quarantine yes
teray morning having on board number Of cases Of
small po1 Two deaths occurred on the passage aud on
arrival It was found necessary TO send OF the passen
gers 90 the SMALLPOX Hospital on BaokweFs Island Inc
hard schroeder, Marie Schroeder. Appollona krause,
Wihclmiao Mittelstedt John kesza, veronica kesLa,
Genimlcke. Carl Kruell, Wnhemine Kruger Aaflna
Shildreger, Lena ShildreRer. -. l .t ... -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

~ !. Dutch STANDARD asa reals Nos IS 10
ens age m0lasses az ressg Air n eaol
No. a 1 esi aoasses quiet Isi guist eess
IN VIA 91Se % fsar quiet 80 barrel
B BSssr e3 ~ ID. gs's b. Tslow dali IoaIlIe
"a t ~ 3D. resfoirs1 saasr al y az reals 10 barss
zoe Suga cured 25e Lamber active Y.1ow Pine sa1Sz7
he Fns, 50 90 Boz Sbooks uesbes,
S6oss' quiet At ~ % EmPs, osbsss DON a "a 81 bp
StaeoH SaKar, 81 500 ~ 6 boE Se xTf sr bhd
Falmouth and order per f7i68o EIehnxs sonis. mn. M
quirJ and quotations barely nalstained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
rur YELLOW FEWER AT QUARANTNE.

The fever is abating at the Lower Quarantine,
and Is probable that those on the Illinois hospital
ship will be ablo to leave in few days There are about
$50 of tho boys and Of tho Saratoga on board the
Frole to which they were transferred upon arrival ny
onarantIno only one case occurred, when was wen
cared for, and rapidly conyaleselng There are ony
thr cases on the Illinois, which also cOnvalescent
% four petit officers OF the Saratoga were DIS
charged from the hospital ship cured .fg
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TEMPERANcE AND POLITICS.

Between 80 and 40 wOrkngmen OF 'n1 % aH soo,
nly District met yesterday afternoon AZ tno iUC.
% Grand st. East River hear speech nO snr
ward Falconer. who announces himself .O.ont tho
aonhIv from that district. and claims 10 Tns
,onnsrance wing OF the laporinR c0""'~E
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

Park'st, was slightly damaged by fire. caused by fire.
works being thrown through open window.
The stable No Collister-st was slightly damaged nv
IRE last evening, caused by some person throwing FIRE
straw. horse belonging to J. W. schoonmaker was
badly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT.

A man about 40 years old was killed by the
car. Mt Middletown, N. Y. on Saturday afternoon
Coroners inquest was held but clue was obtained as
90 che mans name IL Is reported however that he no,
Ill ar Chester, and had been work on the Midland
Raroad The engineer Of tue trau eXonerated from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
Mi-.I.nuol Spring WAFER

MissisqaOi Spring Water.-Tb. only known remedy fs
81 diseases u kdnevS This original
Water from Vermont which hss wrought seu and
distinguish IL from the limitations
attempted pamee the public bsing
the MssquOL Sold BY all draggsA Depot No. College Paes
lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

To al who wish spend he Poah TsoBal manner
trip 10 Canarse ana Rocasay Offers greatest
the snest bathing the world eHeseh hhng ana "a
comfort and euOyinent Take he horse for ft heu
Fulton Wall South Peuy From Bsst kewiok the
half hour 20 CaBar Nth fns M Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
TIE COACH DRIVERS.

The coach drivers of this city, who are con.
tempIatng q movement for advance OF wages, held
another meeting last evening at Constitution Hail. Tue
men propose draw into the Union all the men possible
before making the demand and the meeting held last
evening only for the purpose OF enabling new meu
bers Join the society During the past week upward
OF $50 new members have been received
THE TROY LAUNDRESsES.
The delegation from the Troy Laundresses'
Unou now this city in quest OF money enable the
girls To continue their strike, have thus far collected
abont $3.50 IL is expected that the Printers wiz give
them 500 at their meeting, this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05
LABOR MOVEMENTS.
BRAKEMEN's STRIKE.

The brakemen on the Harlem and New
York Railroad who went strike day or two ago, for
an advance OF wages have not yet succeeded IN their
movement, aud the prospects are they Will be
compelled work at the old rate Of wages. Tho
aud demand Is for 81 day. Oyertures will be made
by the to-day, looking toward settlement Of the
A NIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-05

LATEST EUROPEAN hARKETs
s6l686t. Ne'
hAyEE July L-Colton closed baoyani yesterday for sos
% arrive
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spttiaI gotitts.
..... Programme
FOR CELEBRATING
APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY
or OUR
NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE,
JULY s. 1909 .

Arr,nzed By the

SPECIAL COMMITTEE or THE COMMON COUNCIL
Appointed for that purpose
There will be Military Parade First Division vrorl stats
Nons Guard uqier command Of MaorGen Alexander shAer Psr
TElDa0ANrEEs FIHsT DryIass. n GsSY
GENERAL ORDERS No al This Division parade day
Of july nett celebrate tie Naethri Anai'e Of or SsoH'
mi m qSs troop. viii assemble follows;
T Ts q s s,Sis' laHIfy .! BIolga
Tbs Hh Brissde Of IuAnuy Auigsr
The lst Brigade Of Cavalry on Bont~k ,,,,,.
the head Of each Brigade resusg % BroadWsy -
Brigade Of Cavalry sad 'nsd Vos'iOa 10 eouud rear
'vBeds Commander. viii report to the Chic, Of 90 Broad
way Of wAsbuonhee as soon as their respective Bde'
yI@T5s column win march :. ~ The Tra Brs,d' ofIa.
oy leading the other Brgad following At proper Intervals H shs
VII The Inc % march viii be down Bro.arav to Cauat through
sSssh Esss, 9iIs 70 ~ 20 va ss1 y
VIII The . , I S.f. , 1SSys S ne from curb " curb "
TX Brig Bug,r win direct EstiOnd saus iS be Cred from
A. i. Worth aessn.si the column viii ,yi, bsf9r, II.
b. order Of MIorGsa Alexander sh,lss ,,.,r
Colonel. A. A. o.. and Chief Of s'sG
3f person; - ms. 81: ss.'S,
% B1eadsy a BeecRst Devastating Broadway aai Twenty
'gs particularly requested By The Committee h streets sroags
sS be-. h 1D ,ss be oS Sasss q have ss
m IT,: P: .s "a !s S.. so i
In the syeplng posss display sOupan, VITA Hss viii 10
given at each % The ielos!sE PLACES, ,,,,.. ~,
c cn,'1 H,n muse by Grsaia's Band r
foapTSssqssrs music b wlll,Ia',shsts Bia4
H,;s g591e ssy s2a aSs S S Fsyr5s Baud
Thirty fourth st. Tenth aed Eeyenhs1s' music y 3Sss s
Lhery square, Forty Bnhs aud LeThgouase n0e By EsIsHA
NauaI Morris square Harlem mus By Rubels Band
seboohouse Green ahhst aud BFodwiy ne
oS,sssoTy place Ninety and Fourth nass By ssA'Ir'
Jsoisou-s square music By Erkley's Band
The display Of srswoIE A. each % ne aSos a AssstIds
man Of respective districts which ihs{ are 9'l.sS 49, m
I,barst p . Of g. a Il6sndsS I Co.
e.pss. ss s eb sas private SS5s requested
PAY s S, oSs sG ~ s tie bs clhs.
for one hour at sunset BY order Of The Committee
~. 5 5gMHs MoSSg, ~ Special cou@as.
sESSsR , ySSSS$SESSrH Board q Insru'A
Esao5 1 G4asS&Hros. Special cer7l".. De.ri
h hPEsARp S osSiE As.l.,.u, &Isrssa.
.-..a DAVID 5 'AcASOSED EDWARD cuDDr Ct.rn.a.
ARcHrsAtD J. FutLEGTOS. Clerk
july 1853 falling on Sunday celebration satss place % 'S'
Comet No ~ y An. y Beet r T,s "a
"a II. BEBNY. Prta GO 3 m911L-si 30
rs s G FAfEST ~
T..Sgs,,,rs, Is sT az, s 9yi5sPSsuos ne.
: 0pea and Free 40 yisItors-rbo PBRkSoLOaiCAL ~,
sE0MI No. go Broadway hIAninanons VIA sa." '1
Massese Ns wAlTs RAe - s ss; q .s S' Ssspso
.sT.' ., r:.'n; fss S KssFT 'S c ~ "a ss.
w1S de, .s sess .ss. s'ss S 5. sss ds
'dA' Of ''d''A rsf. Z i'' sfT c. 4. 5Is.i
: hnnenr pc.nrs
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Vermont Spring Warer-The wondern Kennedy. Dspota
sCHBFYELINs, No. 10 Willanst, n T.
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THE STATE OF Trade.
v.,r ,xntI MAnKxra

s JuIv aThs follow nG Is shs eSa - x.iss,.s "a 61
TIA sssf sagsrsOi In Warehouses rem Havana aSd
oo1ee r. 900 soTss hhds Y ths ~
\ 800 ma THs NRAsi elessd 80 80
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MARRTED.

The Earth Closet Company, Salesroom with
NISDLE * Co. No. 81 Brosdssy. Esw-York.
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HoTCHKISsBRD-At Bethlehem Conn, "Wednesday. June 49,
bv George Frederick HoebkAs 81 Badge.
port Miss s., daughter OF Dea JOSHUA Bird
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CULLsQUgBN-Iu BrOOta, on wednesday Jsos a. By IN. Rev
Bishop FaukBer bis residence Mr john Calls, TO A kuna
Augusta youngest daughter Of MI Isaac Queen
FOOTE-ALLiSAt New Haven, Coun "Wednesday, June - bJ
T. walker the Hon Eha T. tfeOte 10 Mas Bniy
W. Alis, both Of HewhiaVen.
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ULEL.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed 'ci& fuu
name and address,
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THE DAY IN EEw-JERsEY.

The ninety-third anniversary of American
independence viii be celebrated today in the several
places IN NewJersey with less OF public demon
stratoD OF these Newark promises to do as well as any
National salute viii be fred and the bells Of the several
Churches rnug three tunes during the day, at sunrise.
noOn aud sunset. There will in addition DO parade OF
the military under command OF Gen. Plume, OF vast
number OF officials National, State aud Municipal and Of
the Fire Department under command Of Chief Engineer
Carhu The march OF the procession 10 commence AZ b.
and viii be through Ccuterst 10 Broad UP Broad 70
Washington, down Washington 10 Market, through Mar
ket ~ Broad, down Broad 70 Cntou-aye down Clinton
ave. to Legrange-st., eOuntermarch b. Chestnut ST.
through Chestnut TO Mulberry, up Mulberry Market,
Church where Il will be dismissed
In this church, after the procession shall have reached
mental usic OF the reading by Col Ryerson OF the Dec
laTai Of Independence aud Of The delivery Of ORA
the Veterans OF the war OF 1872" expected Join
the PROCESSION and after us disbahding 20 Participate
ia the exercises the church In the evening there Will
be hne display Of fireworks in front OF the market on
The Catholic Societies and Sunday Schools propose to
after they have gone over prescribed line OF march at
will be read by student from Lotion Hall College, aud
an address delivered by Father DoaDc. ...
public s1thorties National siufss OF SC guns viii be
bred and belS Tung at sunrise and sunsetthe latter AZ
noon rs well aud IN the evening an exhibition OF IRE
works will made AZ Hamiitonsquare, and 10 the head
Of Wayne and Mercer-sts
In Hudson City there will be only the usual salutes at
aaybreak noon and evening, and display Of fireworks
on Paisadeaye., near the Hundred steps
In HObOken, In Hudson CITY. there VIII DO no MIL
Any parade under the auspices Of the municipal authOr
teS Some bodies Of militia men VIII parade the streets.
however on their own hook. Nor VIII HobOken DO inmi-
mated IN the evening by any public pyfotechnlc
display. motion for an Appropriation Tor mat purpose
was voted down In the Common Counen some evening
since because members could not agree upon the amount
All would not cOnsent TO spend as much az tJOo or the
show and those who wanted 20 spena tooO noun nos
must be cOBtent with the displays the private enterprise
OF her make. ana with the santes which the SOo
appropriated 20 that end bv the '@s@"a CSSS~d van ~
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This festival was observed yesterday in all
the Roman Catholic Churches. The Rev Mr. Farrell Of
Canada OBLIGATED az S. Peters Church, Barclnyst'
and the Rev. DR.. II. A. Brown OF the Wheel
S,o Theological seminary at the Church OF b.
Paul the Apostle Fifty-ninth St AZ sts Peter and
Pauls Church. Wllllamsburgh, the Rev r. horarty OF
Albany delivered the Panegyrc and Haydns Mass o..
g. was sung with orchestral Accomplishments me
sanctus and Aghus Del Of Rossinfs besse Sollenpele
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coNCENTRATED EXTRACT OF ROOTS
for nsksG

Rss, Seer Msushssarsa DSsyst S.ass'.ir ~. 49, 49,
Osr adVsaiass using ihh ez..e WI si.. 80 h. 80
800 hoSssr spsss aAs has As Irsssx !, az n
and - also u zoe gsns@ eaAs - - '
IS 800 snd 800 Galess q Bs.t AoIN "a, ..s6PR
KfSPP Co. sole ProVrsYrA Ne S7 hSsiA.t. 60. ssi.rs
Hs.Yoth aad b. al Nholssal4 DraGrss ana pe'S~ A'~
h "a, Ualssd states ssd 0sDs>A
TTVaias ysIlaF tk.irs .cn s 70 80 ~ ss
euoT Auy 6asag Use 81 ne -.
sSssl Ls'aAs SsTE:;. y Ss,s "a 3 WsssA AvIoss
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SPECIAL COMMITTEES or THE COMMON COUNCIL,
Appointed for that purpose.