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LLOYD PENNANT;
A Tale of the West of Ireland.
By RALPH NEVILLE, ESQ.
Chapter XVIII.
Confinued.l

=
A month had elapsed since the, receipt of
Mrs O'Mahony's first epistle when a second
communication from her came to hand-she
wrote "to Announce the return, from the general
bost-ofice in London, of her letter To Col.
blake with the words Not known at the adj
dress marked upon it. She thought it neces-
sary to forward this piece of information, lest
Pennaht should attribute the delay to her
negligence in fulfilling bis wishes 1t was I'M
! possible for herr she added, "to do more than
she had done, as the Colonies present residence
was kept a secret from everyone lL...H
His kind friend, urged Pennant to come at
once to ireland. without losing time in search
of Col JBIakez-asstIring him that she and Mr..
Mahon, 5fsthe fosterer," and faithful follower OF
his father, would be able to-do- everything
needful to establish his claims, without any
other assistance" yl- 80. -i.r-l.--.
Mrs OMahony was of an exceedingly san
guine as we'll as Jealous disposition, and never
hesitated to promise much more than she could
perform in the hope of succegs-as we'll as to
inonopoiize the exclusive merit of any good OF
generous action, in which she might bear
part In reality, nothing more than the speech
of Dick johnson and the declaration of Bradley
communicated to heF--for u clear insight into
the pcculiaritfes Of her character, and q dread
of intruating an Important secret to o person
of 30 exoitablena disposition, had dessrrec
Rory Mahon from making her the confdant o.
later discoveries. = & - ..l -
B, Under such circumstances Pennant Thought
IL folly to defer his uttefnpt to escape any
81 longer, and arrangements were at once entered
into with Captain Trouville, who happened
to be tho same skipper who had carried Mike
to Brett aud now the beldest pEivateer inteSt
ing the British Channel Getting clear OF The
town was the most diffieult part Of the adyen
ture.
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BY EDNA DEAN PROCTOR

Richard the Hon-hearted
Parting for Palestine
In lone st. Mary's Abbey
Knelt at 0ur Lahy's shrine,
And begged that the Abbots blessing,
And the monks prevatlingprayer,
Might follow him over the waters,
And the deserts hot apd bare.
God BIO praised =, adoth the Abbot,
BY Holy Roodf swear
That at mathis and eext and complipe,
Through the ehurch's sacred air,
Petitions shall rise to Heaven -.
THAT the wave and the shore may be
Safe for ON Sovereign. Richard,
TN conqueror home comes he J.
The moon of another April e-,.
shone on the Eastern sea,
And sailing by rocky Cyprus,
The Holy Land to free,
We're the king and his Norman nobles--
When out Of the south there blew
The blast of the dread sirocco.
And away the good ship tfew -
Into the biindiDg darkness,
Into the bowling storm,
While tho salt spray Wrenthed Detore heF
A bcckoning, demon form;
Mary, have nNrry u the sailors zrssI
Shrieked as The masts went down
Bitter IL death, /" sighed the mobiles, .,y , ,s
. /" So near 20 our glory q croSnp '-1-+-
Leaning over the bulwarks,. rrl-.--1
With his white brow barred 70 the tempest,
s.,ssd n M Z voice At anguish
That RING over tho foamipg sea,
.t|WouId God IL were time for mathis,
And tho gray monks prayed for mel
Meanwhile, on the fields of England
The dew distilled its balm,
And the lone Ciatercian Abbey
Slept in the midnight calm
Till the moon had passed tho zenith
And the watch of morning fell,
When over the wood and the moorland
Rung clear tho matln pen.
Then thruurh the silent cloisteFs,
And under the arches DIM ..-,
Abbot and monk, and fr1ar $50
Chanting q solemn hymn, ..-
while the fame Of the stone-hcwn cressets
Flared with its rise and fall,
And tho Virgin smiled serenely .-
From her niche in the lofty wallD
Entered the aisle to the altar,
And knelt with n fervent prayer
THAT still for their Sovereign, Richard,
The wind might be soft and fair.
nBIess him O Lord, :" quoth the Abbot,
And bring him in peace again, m
With the sign of our faith triumphant
And the monks said low, Amen!
That moment, over the tempest
4 luf! stole out of the West
And the ship rocked light as a sea'bird
Lord Of my life, '1cried Richard,
Thine shall the glory be!
know tits the hour for mathis, .r
And the gray monks pray for mo" . t
Hapuy were we, still sailing,
Some blessed shore 10 gain,
If Abbot and holy brother
Yearned for our souls in pain.
But ever the wild storm RACES,
nd t,TfF. cry Is lsst IN the sea---------
=. w oufd God it.wero time for mathis,
And the gray monks prayed for me =
49, THE GALAXY.
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hers Of the HberniRn benevolent AkaOciatioh that the
regular monthly meeting taes place on Aedhy evening
2din1Ant, - half peat seven o'clcek. cffsf ea -
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THE FIREaEIEfs FEgTTv GE<7- Ta-tsay the grand
eto Chapetse. which has been looked forward WITH
~, u11cL ard tlts given tiBs many anti
tipatiots 5f pieasrire, sll SaEe plass ~ tA Eatr
Grounds ms hoBaR TIN orCaglon 1e1f1tqs No.
G. ard Hook and Ladder y o a aud froE tO
OF these Companies line the ma7t ellter
AZ pnDlishsdfn leids Gus
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lrsisfs viii - aivsrlhedt inrpill las BAH
anccs in the arena by The q AIaeih E9ess
anon which VII helf lnlle ttuea lee $500 iL1e
re- Sls;se ISSok ana Eada6 10. - We bear tsas there
NJ ~ auat ~ tralntf a1 prae-
-. Forward with v3sq 70 victory IN ttiq eoatost
The ebieet 81 ll,s bein ~ hiRhiY COM
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ruolieasaon oaae.---E NJ, 100 aravisr street
The New York herald., 1869-03-24

Advertisers should remember that
the EVENING TELEGRAM has
circulation greater than any other
evening paper in New York.
STEAM TO IlvrRsosh sesass as qHsEssrows- GTsE'
fAMxfA hEcs sail. :.. ThSs,sy aSa..sy; 1.rS hSs q
II For freight or cabin passage apply at No. Bowling
For steerags apply =. Ill Broadway Trinity Build
.s- - -o--A---.- oo-H~.-
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET coMPANY's
: iron mail steamship lT,eEsrPHALuA,
cap na rS::GY n Tr%sn M I'M the h Hsd sss' mails win
HAMBURG, ..,
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TGNMxRSr Ehf sHx1ST1 e So s.. Aprscsb
81 Broad street. n Y. No. Barclay street, n. 7.
SrEAx TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
sssssaay March March Il
brs payable in any par. c Ireland AMI Scot
rss Is co4Ssr
IL London and New York Steamship line.
Steamer. fortnsy London direct from pier No. North
TslI AfssTfzass ss0 Slh asd s
ws psssss to Bremen. hs xas.rs
and Rotterdam at chespeM currency ,ste. apply 70
For fresh. to HowLHNp AspisMAEI. & sssa South !:
IHoR LIVERPOOL AND CORRESPONDENT INMAN
line Of mail steamers are appointed 20 sai ss follows:
a!f 81 ss% .ss.ara.y XPr
and each snscesds Saturday and aernss fussds5 from
81 y N0''a '''e' RATES OF PASSAGE
BY THE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY sArunpAr
FIRST rsxfHls gold 800 IN
70 Lonaon % .... Ig5 70 London. & n....-.......... g
PAssAaI ny Inr TUESDAY srrANEn VIA HALIFAX.
rsyasi. asa da's sod r.y,s's Il CURRENCY
Myerrpooi. hyerpoo...
.asa Il, gssn branch .:'5sa 4 esa branch y
PASSENGERS to Havrs Hamburg, bremen
.keis bought here moderate rates BY persons
For further information apply 4 hs eopriIy: p .rS ss
Is BrOatway, Ny.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sIfHMsFT sIIsg IT INasT hT5MEs NEW YORK AND HAvhE
IS. ss,S ss -: CONT
ST. LAuRENT, Lemare Saturday, April
viLLE DE PARIS surnoni SATURDAY., May
Rate. o7 pas.ass, payable Il scid sinelaias
These sieaIners % not carry stesrase passengers.
e is% Ss
both transit BY English raways and the discomfort: Of
the
CrEAM TO ANrwERr.-ISaAS LINE
: CRY OF DUBLIN, Myls.
An' msGrly sSrEs 'e5SufaGss 81 fxssssE .si season
:ss sss
~ runner ''''' JOIN Z; DALE, s Assns
CTEAx TO GLASGOW AND LONDONDERRY.
= THE ANCHOR LINE,
Clyde 0a are 70 SAL
.xST',SS & !;
Rates Of passage payable in currency -.
f:sn: g ss es
Q ..go. ,s o. Derry @
Passengers booked TO and from Hamburg Havre, Roster
praf,s ssued payable al any bank in Britain and
For further information apply OF Dey
srss @s a. tho gnw5rS nEoTE
RUoER's AMERICAN LINE TO EuEoPE.-roR BRE
Hayre. London, Hamburg and Go,hcnburg
line viii leave p,er,s North river saiurday.:-
NORTHERN LIGHT, L. r. Zimmerman, master. March
Rsiss o passage TO COVE: or bremen -Fs csbn, sso
''sSSs sppy;s 'ss'' s' FteRR
THE NORTH GERMsS LLoyD's = v,.
.a carving Tn,ied States mail tho Bremen pier,
foot Of Third street, Hobokep,
On THURSDAY, March 81, 1884,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
taking passsngerst to
LONDoy, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN, Il
the following rates, payable In gois-
First cabin... SM1
Second cabin. q, Gold
Third cabin.
To be followed by the steamship UNION, Captain y.
Duver. Thursday, April !. 1859.
For freight or passage apply to-
COAsTWIsE sTRAMaEIIPS.
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COAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COASTWISE STEAmSHlFS.
DAcIrIc NAN. STEAMSHIP coxPASY's
1 cAr.iroRsra lMSah Aab lsbE cninxA. III
Through rsis. rates New York 70 San FrAncsco'-
ous.,d.. :" ia.!a. Second Cabin. s.sr.s-.
$40 caasoE OF SAILING DAYS 70
Steamers Of the above In: cays pier No. q North river
- on isS ii,h and sisi each month,
except when those days fall Sunday then the as, pre-
hundred pounds baggage each adu. Medicine
April ! ARIZONA, Captain xauy, connecting with NON
Steamer leaving Xpri 10 connects closely with steamer
leaving ssn sncsc Nay S for csos ssa
res.'as an, IL rE or
Fcr rcIsht or passsee tickets and further Information
apply = me eompany' ticket 0e' cn rs sxss Agent sGs %
UuRsr STEAMER FOR GALVESTON. TEXAS. VA
ibs fsvori,e steamship TYBEE, Captain b A. Delaney, s
1sy ss sass.y ss Isg
For freight passage having superior accommodations
Apply" sPoFFoRD. TILEsroS 4 CO.,
EoR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
CARVING i. United state s.s,s, Man; ,..,,.,.
1880 tons + bs.sss g sssd cc%%ssSs
s;ss q i'iiss e. is@'s s,' :$ s's
ne privilege q ss,orpns At rhadsphiA or Baltimore with.
For freight passage apply 70
D. d. HASELL a CO., Agents,
" and "a Broadway, room ~
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
1000 tons burden Capssn Geo, B. sIos"%. viii ss Tor ST.
Thomas Para Pernambuco, Bahia and Rio de Janeiro
wM. n. 0AKRrsON, Agent,
No Bowling Green, New York
cyrECrAr, NoTrCR.-owINo TO THE LArR ARRIVAL
slppf vii Ia ns ths pS,h a n o'cIoch noon
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~ OF the steamship Merrimack, the steamship hiSSlS
sIPPI viii 30 detained until The SSth IL oceck
WM. Il. GARRISON. Agent
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
The Southern Line.
Tho Al steamer LODONA Captain N r. Hovey, wru
leave pier 2l East river Saturday March a. et t3P =.
Freight received through for ST. Louis Mobile and
Galveston.
Freight received for Indianoa La
Apply 10 c. II. MALLORY CO., 4
l51 Maiden lane.
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GENERAL GRANT.
Captain Henry 8. Quick,
VII oe despatched on Saturday, March a. At o'clock r.
rrsht received at through rates for st. Louis Mobile and
The GENERAL MEADE viii succeed, Saturday, April Z.
For freight or passage, having superior
FREDERIC BAKER,
40 Broadway.
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HORSES, CARRIAGEs, 81
AT JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
IA ARCH. JOHNSTON, AuCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART.

a.. street day at u NJ, postponed on account 9
with Yesterday .dverisemeIt 70 the highest bidder th
ting and road horses offered This season reference OF whci
10 made TO yesterdays Advertisement In Herald.
Bay Colt, Hambletonian. nc, lb7%, years old
Dapple gray Mare, 16k, 8 years, Messenger
Bay 0elding, 1bk high, years, Ethan Allen.
Bay Horse, Etar stock, l51 high, syears.
This with other celebrated sOck. will be sold this day,
postponed from yesterdays sale OF weather.
H. prompt and to which all In quest Of fne warranted stool
invited. Sec yesterdays Herald for particulars All
warranted SALE hours trial given. Particulars and
pedigree at sale.
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CTEAM TO ANTwERp.-INMAN LINE
CITY OF DUBLIN, May 12,
And monthly throughout the season.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
From New York. From Antwerp.
Steerare..... * currency stcerage. s5 gold
JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Is broadway. New York.
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BILLIARDS.
LARoE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND SECOND
IN hand lard Fables all furnished with the celebrated
rstrut cushions, ready Tor shipping.
4 BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE, OR WILL Elk.
N change Horses, Cows anything that can bc used
on farm, At 20 Coitiandt street.
1,rLtIhRps.-wM. N. GRIFFITH, 1f8 FULTON STREET.
Is on ers for sale stock OF new and second hand
Fables al reduced prices.
vELOCIPEDES.
MrRtcAN vRLocrrEpEs- $3.50 TO $3.50 EACH.
n Discount 10 trade Manufacturers hosnssd ~ Sfk
PHEN WI SMITH. 70 W lliam street
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LToR RMOBILE-FERNANDINAR ROUTE
IL The first class s.dewLee steamer ALABAMA Captaln
Limcburner leaves Saturday March q, from pier g
North river, at NJ
Has superior passen ger accommodations.
II receiving Insurance guaranteed to Mobile at lH
per cent Through rates to all points In the interior.
j. r. PATTERSON, Agent, III Chambers street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-23
NEW-IERSEY POLITICS.

The LIST Assembly District Republican Con-
vention OF Union County has nominated Mr.. James r.
English for the Legislature.
Theodore w. Phoenix Of Mendham has been
nominated for the Assembly by the Republicans OF the
LIST District Of Morris County.
The German Republicans of Hudson City
have ratified the nomination OF Mr. Geo W. Cassidy Tor
County Clerk which was first made by an Independent
Democratic meeting. and was then taety Endorsed BY
the Republican County Convention. The German Re-
pubcans Of Jersey City also held meeting last evening
secondlng the nomination
Complaint is often made that mon Of COM
mercia standing and integrity are not Wiling TO become
where exception proves the ruiz In Albert A. Drake
nominated for Assembly " the lid District OF
NewJersey, and John A. Davidson candidate
for the State Senate from Union County the electors
viii have the privilege o. voting for gentlemen OF charac
ter and respectability Mr. Drake Is member OF the
firm OF Drake Brothers bankers In Broad.st, and Mr
Davidson is a Wei known lawyer OF New-York.
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AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.

An able and entertaining address upon the
extraordinary Progress Of tho Industrial Arts during
the past years delivered last evening at the Amer
lean Institute Exhibition by President A r. Barnard
Of Columbia College, who said that the position occupied
by country in the general industrial field IS
one eminently honorable TO the skill OF our con-
strucors and TO the enterprise Of manufacturers
The American Institute aims to promote the welfare OF
the whole human race by stimulating TO the highest
practicable degree the productive power OF Industry III
has encouraged emulation by Offering valuable recon-,
penses to the merlt0riOus competitors and stu
publicly affixed by impartial and competent judges to
the most valuable articles exhibited its Perlodlca
exhibitions promote progress also by bringing the results
OF the ingenuity Of individuals to the critical examination
OF others, who often able TO detect imperiectlons
or to suggest improvements which have escaped the
to mutitudes OF people vast fund Of heahful enter
tanment and OF valuable instruction. II there is In ex
istence catalogue OF OF It's annual displays between
the years 1880 and 1910 would be Of interest 10
compare with that OF the present Matters TO which
large space now given would not be mentioned
In tho earlier list One OF these Is the sewing machine
which. within 20 years. has grown 10 be great manu-
pendent on the needle. Another illustration Is the art Of
photography which, united with the stereoscope,
annihates distance, and places with equal facility
In of the ices OF the pole amid the burning
sands of the tropical deserts. In mapping the moon,
and IN fixing images Of the suns eclipse photography Ia
Of incaculable value and by receiving upon plates Of
glass the images Of whole groups OF stars and applying
ment of the intervals between the several stars OF the
groups Mr. Ruherfurd Of this city has provided means
OF fixing the true places OF the stars In the heavens
greatly superior to any heretofore employed
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pEMocRArIc Union ASSEMBLY, NoMINArIoNs.
MUSIC.

The two performances of the German Opera
Company at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. this week.
were eminenty successful Tho troupe announced to
appear Tuesday Thursday and Saturday next at the
French Theater In this city
The registry of subscribers for Mr. Maretzek's
forthcoming season Of Italian Opera commenced last
Thursday and the list Of names already large ana SUD-
santiaL Subscriptions for the first series Of twenty
nights will be received every day at the Academy Of
Music until the opening. The regular sale OF tickets VIII
begin ON Thursday next at the usual offices and music
shops
The second of the series OF Tammany Sum
day Concerts will tako place tomorrow evening MI
Levy's cornet will captivae the popular ear while MI
LEWIS presence charms the gener eyes of the multi
tnde Other soloss will contribute the entertainment
of tho evening" and the regular orchestra OF the esao
lIshment will occupy at intervals the attention OF the
audience.
Miss Carlotta PATHS last concert In New
York for the present will BIO gyon this afternoon NJ
stelnway Hall, commencing Mt one O'CLOCK ehe WIN DC
assisted as on Thursday and Friday evenings, by Messrs
Theodore Ritter, Habelmann, Hermsnns, Gnd Ronconi'
and by the admirable vioinist, MT. f. j. Prume. On
MONDAY next Miss Patti will sing at the Brooklyn Acad
envy Of Music.
A concert Is announced for tomorrow even
ing at Irving Hall by the "North Germany Concert 30
cety" TO which sufficiently ample tito the parentheto
words count Bismarck added in the advertisement
with what reconcile design at present unable TO
explan The association consists of eight members the
most nromipent OF whom are Miss Marianne stresow q
Sopst twelve years OF age Mr. Charles stresow. VIC.
,,celist and Miss Anna Rnnisch, vocalist Tho pro-
auomo for tomorrow evening Is varied and apparently
rro1ia elac
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subject for legsatOn 1t had better be reached by
fOrmatory This election s OF the utmost import
the honor of the state OF NewYork should be maintained
and she permitted regain her rghul position Why
gressi She is destined to take this Fall, the position
which belongs TO naturally No State In the Union
combines such power, wealth, intelligence and material
prosperity. 1t is the medium between the intellect Of
Of the thrift and industry OF Europe which 1t distributes
to the Far West S pSo ISa heS ana go
out OF the struggle victorious over our enemies-and
the German by the hand and says "iet us be friends
They fight together for the first time for political equality
and he hoped to see 1t contaminated. victory here
will courage to Cuba and the oppressed every where
great State Will have shown by her votes that IL
believes in the rights OF man and political equality
The General was frequently interrupted by hearty ap
plauO
Gen. sigel was followed by Gen. Swift who made Wig
orous and telling speech closing with al eloquent appeal
to the people to up and redeem our beautiful state
from the foul blot Of Tammanysm and to give our moral
support to the great Captain at the head OF the nation
in whom the people beve and who Is leading ms IN the
path of glory prosperity Gen. g. kept the audience
in broad grin with number Of telling anecdotes re-
plete with trenchant thrusts and keen sarcasm.
Mr.. Thomas Clark has been nominated for
Mayor OF Buffalo by the Democrats
John C. Wall is the Republican candidate for
Member OF Assembly In Sullivan County.
Mr.. Battle has been renOminated for State
Senator by the Republicans of Camden County. N ].
The Democrats have nominated Abraham
Howe Member Of Assembly in the lid District OF Os-
wego County.
Mr.. Eron n Thomas has been nominated for
the Assembly by the Democrats in the LIST District OF
Wayne County.
John Lyon of Ulster Is the Republican can
dldate for Senator in the XIVth Distrct-Greene and
Ulster Counties.
VIM. F. b. Storms of Nyack has been nomin-
ated for Member of Assembly by the Republicans OF
ROckland County
The Democrats Of the XIIth District, Rensselaer,
and Washington Counties have nominated. the Hon. t.
Smith Strait for Senator
The Republicans have nominated John Mas
ters for Member Of Assembly in the list District OF Erie
County, and James Franklin In the I'D District
The Republicans of Ulster County have nom
mated Edward Kearney for Member OF Assembly from
the LIST District and Martin schult from tho lid District
The Republicans of the Seventh Judicial
District have renomined Hon. William Murray Jr' 1Or
Justice OF the Supreme Court This district Is composed
OF the following counties: Otsego Delaware, Madison,
ChenangO, BrOome, Tioga, Chemung, Tompklns' Cort-
land and Schuyler.
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al Notices Of
name and address,
DIED.

ATHERTos-on THURSDAY morning. Alm Starr, wife Of Hesu L
from the residence sOuuw George H. Forster No
Twenysecondst. SATURDAY. al O'Clock p n hefa
and friends Of the family are invited to attend
HAYTER-At bis residence city, Friday Oct a. Rev Reha
Notice Of funeral hereafter
JACKsoN-At R,st Orange THURSDAY 2st, Frances hAy
The funeral will from St BaruAbass Church: hose
Newark n j. Sunday. the 2ih inst, at n NerNk boh
leaves foot Of Barayst SeSYoEb, At 0t oeeeA CaIAse' VII
waiting rs arrival
NErI6s-ou Thursday Oct a. Mr.. Elisa Mslor aged Il years
The friends Relatives Of deceased invited 70 at..a
the funeral ste residence No Sc rOuth Second st. booJH
< D.. Sabbath day afternoon At o'clock
MITCHELLsudden Friday Oct a. at DE residence ~ her ~,
Dr. John Mitchell, Alice Irsa we Of ne" ''ha D. A' ~
D., aged IS yes.s, months and ~ Jays
Notice Of funeral hereafter
PoLLoCK-At Harlem Friday Oct a. Margaret Pollock wd's
Of VIM. Pollock aged 70 years ., ,t-t.-, 4. -.
the funeral her late residence One hundred Oe"S@
second and Thiri-aves, Monday morning at u O'clock
RBDwAY-At Hartford Conn., THURSDAY, Oct q, Geshom
Hi r.maps viii be- taken from the Hartford boat Pier "a Es R's
to Greenwood Monday morning. Oct 70 ats O'clock
RUMSEY-At washington d. c.. Oct a. Augusta vile o. Jamts
Rumsey Of the late Gen John Augusta Arthur o Da
rom The residence Of her hrhernsw Dr. Charles MehA
No East Saturday 23 inst, at o'clock p IN
soUREsA Greenbrook Friday morning. Louisa c. widow 81
rS and eSds Of the family are respectfully Invited at,eud
her funeral residence, M9uda ue I'tu AZ
O'clock Carriages will be 10 waiting At the Duneen depot on he arm
that leaves the foot Of Loe'I a. IL H. anu '1
TERsHuSBEon Friday Oct %. John J. Terhuue. ,,
The relatives friends Of the family respectfully invited 20 ea.
yERSoSu this city Albert Ea Norwich aged 81 er
The friends aud relatives Of the family are invited 70 seol
tuners. from the NJ e. Church. BasI Aorseh on SUNDAY Lex ~
a m.
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

1t is expected that the Paper Stainers will
resume work next week.
Cooperation, as applied to Agriculture, Is the
title OF lecture TO be delivered at Cooperative Hall this
evening.
The Joint Committee Of WOrkingmen meet
again this evening TO take further action relative to pO
ntical movements,
The subject of another mass meeting at
Cooper Institute previous TO the State election Is being
discussed by workingmen.
Alex. Troup of this city, a member of Ty
biographical Union No. G. is speaking In Massachusetts, In
support Of the Workingmans ticket.
The Second Cooperative Building Society
last evening received 1851 In subscriptions. Two more
appropriations will be made Nov 49, The First Society
will also mako two appropriations the Sd Of No
Yember.