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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23

ibre armt tben nod innie umfhlnnssn
bntten, purcs auf armesianse suriidsr'
srduat, allein che nod letu dnaflid blits
tenbes Ause Der Mutter Derpnnbsrt ;uees
blift, lag es fhon ipteber an Der 70 mar
men 8ruf um fefer esoridt. um inniger
aetiebfct ,u psrbeu. als ;upUr. p
,MOlie," faats Gltle ecneIih unb reidste
rer rrpabnten 6rau bic 6anr. ewenn i'd
Did nidtt Sur Sertrautsn Bate, Id bielte
biefen Streit Der @mpfuoursen nidt aus.
Dieles 8tnb, bic Sue1e unS ibliser 5reus
ben, erinnert mid sunlsid tmmer witeer
an tbn. psr ieiu Batter IT, In Der nieeriAs
item Stpentuns rrs geprte5. Ds6hdIb
taEe it oft i'm &ture hen 8frfitrer, trcB
oler msiner 9iebs." ras.9 nn ,14
,Das III pobl natiirIi6, Gliie," ent-
eeansts bic Gnsere, ,,atlein Gu Icllteit 9e-
aen icIhe @efiible autimpfen. Su oarfit
bas 8inp ntdt entseItsn iadtn, mas Der
Batter Ssrbrc6su." . ,-ra. ura u
Sou ids etrpn? 81 nif,t bieler On.
aeI metn b56IteS @lGd? gtur, penu mid
Der finaere @etif Der 8a6e iibertpmmt,
bann t6ptst er nuf Setunren iebe anpers
gmpFnpun9."
,.Du biR su Irtpenf6aftlit III Dsiusn
@efiillen. g8ts Id Did femme, tauu Id
etslen l6redliHen Snb niGt perae0eu
Der aeaen iensu WenI6sn In Dir .sliibt
gBeun i'd Dir rotben biirfte, 70 ltebef tr
Iul6e @ebantsn idbrsn uno lu6teIt Oiel'
mebr an bisItm 8ince burG flu9es Dan
teln bas llnrs8t, pisesr gut su MAIDEN
pas feline @ttern besansen babsn"r q
| ll Seine Glttrn" Iaete @ltfe ieuf,enc
| lad ia, Du baf Nedt. Id balle leiner
Batter uno Ipllte bod In mir bic Mu.te
nid,t weniser bafrn. ''s
,,Sc meinte itt'S ntdt," 1aatr MeGt
bsaitissnb. ,.9Ils Did In Der Stunb
Der bS6Rsn gtotb Der 9ufau-Cpsr 1a0si
mir ltsbrr Die 8oriebuns = in metne Be
fdsiesne Bctnung trtet, ba pahte Id al
Dein rlnaIif unb ntft an Define Shulp
Der 8t6tsr brpten wirp Did NIT ebenf
miIesn Gu9sn au1@auen unp bic g2slt
SUN, pcr ibrem lisblplsn urtbeil mil
fen mir etsn oies 8iub bspabrsn." r-
/ Simmer nod log Gliie nuf ibrsn Snien
i Das 8inp, rpeldes nur aus bem S6Ium
mer aufsepa6t mar, um tte 3uttsr 8
Ssriupssn, lag idCn pierer in feinen fl
Gen 8anpsn. GliIens Batter. ipslher If
ins 3immsr sefolst unp elm 3sust De
Sesne Sswslen mar, obne bielelbe re6t 8
prrfsben, 9laubte l& isBt misssr sinmt
1tsn ~ miilfeu. s7g ru. s
,GrnR fdtaft," Iaste er talblaut un
legte Der Sohter bic 6anb auf bic Sohul
ter. yDu tbdtsf belfer, ibn tins Sett !
lessn. Das Better III talt nnp er mod
no srtiltsn," a sra aa s
CSurtiebuna foldt.1 slf
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
SefpnSere SSa6ricbt.

gddritt pirb biermit sesetrn. bab bsr Inter
,eihnete, ,,gerferiiser unb Berfdufer rcn wRi-
neralpalTfr uns lpntissn @ctrdnten IN 3lalhfu< =
cine elite ber rpn ibm eebraubten 8lafhfn in
Der GmtsIfube hes Staatslefretdrs BON pennlyI-
Sanien eeppnirt bat, unb gegen irgene cine PER-
ion pber pericner, Der 70 bsSeidnete 6ad1en NIT
aRineralpaIer cher irgenb eintm anperrn eje-
trGnfe fiiat ptsr ie fault, Ssrfauft petr auf TT
arne cine glrt bamit banbslt, cher lie tenuBt nm
DIN carin su baIten pber su irstnp rinem 3psds,
pirb gelebib ptrfabrer tperben.
Sriebr. S6ra6eE
Srrnntpn, ga.
Nan bsadts natlfebsnber @tIeBrIaB:
,.Gs fpirb bierntit ais unsslrBli6 erfldrt fiji
iratnb pel6e YtrIpn pbsr perIpuen, Cbue @r-
laubnie ses Gigentbiimers irsenb 10 bessihnstt
BlaIden nit Minsralpalsr peer Ipnffigem @e'
tr6nfe su fiillen, su Serfaufeu, gu Ssrseben, ~
faiifen, pber baniit su banbeln, pern Ipl6e 6la'
I6t nitbt BON redbtrn Gisentbhmer sefauft ptre
ilnb irssnb Ssmanb, Der fb 70 Ssrsebt, 1T bait
bar fir cine Strafe Spn fitnf;iS Gents fir teel
IuIde SlaIbs, 70 esfiiat posr Ssrfauft gebrau6t
prrseben, eefauft peer bamit srbanbelt fir baf
rrlit gereebrn unb fiipf Dollars fir jfees peiter
8rrgrbsu, su srlanern Spr ireeuc einem Gleer
mann oper 6riebsnsribtsr, mic Srafrn seleslid
su trlansen iinb fir ben Staat." 24f7ft
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
Ice Cream Saloon

8ti ter isBt ensstreieuen parmen Sabressttt
empfebIt llntersihnster ieinsn flbleneen See
Cream unb Iprubslntee SbSn Waifer ba eteis
arttts allen anbsrn ais Grfrii6uns DprauSieben
fine. N'alaH Gbns: NrbPb
5mi7O 41 1aH 2ff 9adapannd glpenue
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23

glae birienissn DsutlHsu,. pelte auf bem
beutIden prcstytsrianiI6er airhbpfe enttpeter
eir,rlne @rdeer cbrr ELECTROMAGNETIC fir ga.
miIien pGnIhsn, liub eriu6t, ii6 an ben Inter
,titbnsten ;u penben, wel6er iebe ndbere guss
funft iitsr prrtir, Gage II. T. 10. tsretrtIlig er-
tbeit. Gbas. Gbrbarbt
2ine3m If. @arS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
9ticfcIm II. Scbttbel
0anis mmb @olbitnitb,

Z 2t5 penn MpenuE
erIaubsn ft bisrmit siusm Sersbrten publifum
an,u,eiatr, bal, lie lpeben sin nenes 9tiefeln-
un6 SdubaeIH6ft am pbissn plabr rr6Hnet ba-
ben, unc ldben 6reunSe unb gsfannte Su ;abl-
reibsm 9sIutte sin. n4
Sbre gBaaren Inb srIt nsulid Su ser ntebries
TEN gpIeprGmis siussfauft, nae lis in ten Stane
Iest, 70 billig aIs irssnb eirt anesrss @ei9aff
su Serfnufen. ~
Ssrr 9. @plbImitb III benz publifum Itcn
felt lGngsrsr 3eit ale enerstfdrr @sitGftsmann
betanut unt neue gtrbeit une 8epardturen tpsr'
ben untrr Icinsr ipsSislen aufI6t ansefertigt
6pmmt unb iIberseust Gub. aN
5mi70 Davis II. @pIe mttp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
'@er Dat alte Gente?

giir amsrftaniIft aItt Gfnie BON ben Sabr-
aGnafr 1892, 1898, 1899, 1904, 1909 unb 1871
perSen quite pr,iis tssabIt GbsnlU fir babe
Genit espifsr Sabrs6ugf. gaHafsE5
sBer IpIts bsFst mtlet Ii@ In Der TrPsStttrn
fieles 8laiies. h@tH9@ eHaH1- -1a " 3oo
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
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Str d b,aIb, IA.
bieasen uib apsHsrtisrn Btsuahen bic sres-
btut antsiaf, BOO obigfsI b6ftl i'm behsh Stplf
etHgeTidbtet uRb nit alien mpeerntn 8erbelerun-
atn pfrlrbm 10. 9fsifrnbt fiabeu baitlbli CUTE
bertsrgs. Gin grocer SddI fir Bale unb Or,
eurlipusn Rtbt ,u Ditnfsn. sgu6 6ie Stalhing
fir pftrbt Idet ni1is 40 piinf9sn iibrie. 2
a20ap70lrR h1ras1t 9. g.Battsnbtre.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
NySirattici)'s S0lOtl,

~ Dunmprt, pa. Ys.
Wtrnrn 6reuneen uHb @cfaunten bitrmit bic
crsrbrne gln,siss, bas pbsss ScfaI neu sinaeritb-
trt une bsotUtfnb sergr0Bsrt perosn it, 9Sarne
uuS falte Sptilsu III ir6rr 3rit. Die Shabsu-
GtIeubabn pom Scranton fibrt bis gum Saule.
glu6 matt errltlbe tnrauf aufmertian. eab or
nit outer Stdlung fir gferbs Serleben H..
23jlS Sputs Wtnrt9.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
l9crNIltOts Sans,
llt5 % gSictpr Rod, Gisrntbiimsr.

9ieIts IHSns unb brdutme 5ptsL ssrabs etni
Depot asssRiibs. .ssIsstrl U lsii hem l. Mpr,l in
baiTete eurtb unb burb rtnuptff bats '1Pn bem
6ptsl III cine RefauIatipn fir Damsn une Der
rem perbunben, no ipdrme unb falte Speiien ~
ieter Iasesseit Iernirt tprresn.
Our @crcmpbatipn fir Rsiienhs lt rin l6Bnts
esieaimmer unb tin Siaarblaal Unit bier pbea.
Ion Biaiaybs) tiusrridtst rsEeen. si,.bl,,f,,Y
Der biblA ringtribftte See Cream Gallon II
iebt erSffnst nnb See tGrtatii ppn entl6iehenfm
WptIsti9mad wirS ~ allen 3siisr Itrsirt.
7ap70 no r7im5l Ulster Rod, prcpr. IS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-06-23
Sefamntnaei,mi,a.

(5prtIsBuns folat.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
LbY.ns A c5sn:a STcaE.

Tie corner stone OF the Talman Memorial Church
OF the Beloved Disciple corner or Madison avenue
and Eighty-mnth street, was laid with appropriate
ceremony yesterday afternoon, at three o'clock,
under the direction OF the Rev. Or. Potter. There
were about 500 persons present, many OF them
coming in carriages, which soon blocked M a'inoet
the Whole thoroagiarc on E.slty-ninth sfreet ana
rendered passage or tho street almost imDos3 bic,
Tile services were commenced By reading q norton
0f tie l-2d Psalm, after which Bishop Potter de-
livered very appropriate address, which wac FOL
lowed by PRAYER. lie ten read q list = the yaIJus
articles wnlcn were 70 be deposited in the corner
stone, otter whlca lie placed tho top stone In POSI-
ton with appropriate services.
DR.. Tnttle and pr. Morgan each delivered al.
d esses, at the conclusion OF which lks asse,ubaue
was dispersed With prayer and benealctior
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
surnEs DEATH o. A pluid,gENr IEGsEYSlaH.

Jersey City has lost one of its most prominent citi-
zcns. Fx-Alderman Michael Connolly, who on Mon
day wcs in the vigor Of life was stricken down at
an early hour yesterday morning. Ee was seized
with cramp In the stomach, and Dr..
O'Calaghan, who was called on admin
Mr.. Connolly lapsed into coinatosc condition. Dc.
Mulcahy was then sent for but oil attempts to r.
store the patient to CONSCIOUSNESS Werc Trutcss.
Deceased had attained his torly-second year, and
leaves vile end five children. lie came 10 this
country from Ireland twenty-five years ago, and
al tho same time his honesty and manliness made
him one Of the most popular men jersey Oity mas
ever seen. The people OF the seventh ward elected
him on an Independent ticket to the position
Of Alderman three years ago, ana Ut tne
time of his death he was tho candidate
of the Young Democracy OF tile Third Assembly ds.
trct for the Legislature, with almost certainty OF
being elected. The announcement OF his sudden dc.
mise cast gloom over the city yesterday. His
brother, the Rev. Mr.. Connolly IL assistant pastor
In St. Pcter's Catholic church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
The following auction sale Of suburban property
was made yesterday
YAM co

sH #As As@ 10 command '0f me Steam 4sgfA p
esg Ns3assp ul the Norta AhaQGB klpcIgds
Ht4f& he took active par, n t!lt nAtnlreNA
a On the coast Of sCufh gsrpilUA
u yArt Of 1858 TO Tie eTaG,tstfua FL
Confederate furcca under General
sssGf 4Hsg sed his career during the re-
p aa Tpbt& 1gs say 10 had Illustrated ~ W
tf 4r4 hY m exhibition 81 skill
: r# Min IN honorable an3 eonsplgu-
n aN ef American naval officers.
t@ 3 Nclfs pomnander Harrison TOOK
9iac. but III 1865 was placed IN
81. tftsplOuth ~. III Navy ard, II
HA8 gNul 1853. On tie 2sth " April
Y Hstht tf Nv wa2 commissioned Captlln--
sa ty af Il his eminent sefyicea--aud
I tle ~ 81 duty as Coigmanaant of
ID M &aTsi Academy st Annapolis
IAA .e2 over = year. ~ iAe UEie "
81 81 eosA4land 81 me Ce9gfess, Gag.
tat @t *t.@Ntle Squadron.
1tte ' 0NJ1@0u Harrison val BE- G1erly ~
q e fs ~ tho navy 3 sfefilsix pa.
i}6N aud gallant Qtreel, he catr
3 eaf AaesA Personally Dc Nas m9e.
2sis lNtaA4s. Ftiendly, B0sn. 9le ~.
es, u8 t0g lrlends wherever DE- waaa 3
N a.ad entertaining manners tN1'
hil'1 ~ s4aE Wt1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
A KISSING STEAMSHIP.
The Propeller varuna, nom this Port Ono Week
Over Due at Galveston-Fears Entertained
for Her Eafety-List Of Passengers.

Grave fears are entertained that the steamship
Varuna, belonging to Messrs. G. H. Mallory & Co.'s
line, hence TO Galveston has been lost, with all on
board. THIS vessel lett New York on her regular
trip for that port on Saturday October IT, and had
accident or disastrous nature happened to her she
should have been at Galveston over week ago. The
latest intelligence received by her owners OF her
whereabouts is that contained In ncagre report
from the New Orleans steamship Dc Soto, which adj
yises that on tho evening OF the 10th ult, when or
Jupiter Inlet, Fla, the missing steamship was seon
BY them, but since which time she has not been
heard from.
The relatives OF those on board the yaruna are
fearful that some great misfortune has oyertaken
her ana that all on board have met their death Ii
baIetlng the angry waves OF the broad ocean.
These apprehensions are natural, inasmuch Us 1t Ia
feared that the Varuna caught In OF the late
Gull gales which sent 50 many noble crafts and
their nooler crews to watery graves. The arrivals
or steamships from New Orleaus for the past few
days report that the Florida coast Is covered witt
portions OF wrecks and paris o. once valuable car
goes; but tnere tho story ends, md little informa.
ton Is given to point to the recognition OF many OF
the vessels caught In ana torn to pieces by the terri
bic hurricanes that ran riot IN the Calf OF Mexico
during The month just PASSED.
Inquiries were made at the o,lccs OF the owners
yesterday relative to the runors OF the loss OF this
steamship and Oh Information sought vas freely
given, but yet the owners far from considering
hcr case hopeless. aul entertain tho idea that she
VIM Dcneard from on the Bahamas CT Florida ccass
III y GieaDled condition.
INC Faruna left tais port with thirty-sly cabin
passengers, many Of whom were members or the
lfst families II Texas, being influential pe.sons
VINO ned spcn! The summer North aud were retrn-
ing 10 then home for the winter. Among them WIS
aaemDcr OF the British Parliament who vas Jour-
peynr through the states On OF pleasure sud
observation. The names Of these passengers are as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
IHcEHDlaDY FIRE AT HlcxETTSToWs. n. J.

Late on Monday night the barn Of Mr.. John bell
at Hackettstown N. j.. was set on IRE, as is firmly
believed, by incendiartes, RACED to the ground.
involving loss Of about 5000. number of
seighs, carriages &C., were gotten out safely, but
The carriage house was also burned to the ground
There is on insurance to the extent OF nearly 81 600
The town " greatly agitated about the IRE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
sralr rnEuu mur1nrJ uzCuED.

Tie total number OF convlcts in the male depart.
mont OF sing Sing Prison on October was 1870.
Daring the month 10 were received, "a discharged
ana escaped, leaving the total number Of males
remaining on October 81. 1882. Iu the Female
stated 112 inmates. Since then there were received
during the month, 9; discharged, A. Total remain.
victs III both prisons 1,29v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
Ifici.

Eici.
Ioncnrns.- In Brooklyn, on Monday October 81,
JOHN w. boRClIEEg, in the 54th year oil Ing age
The relatives and friends OF the family ana tho
members Of The Exempt Fremen's Association, avs
ipcctfniy invited 10 attend the funeral OF 81 Pc
tci's Episcopal church, State street. between Hoyt
and Bond streets. this "wednesday afternoon, at
Association or EXEMPT FrEnaEv OF THE CRY
OF NEW YORK; The members OF the above associa-
ton are hereby nctilcd TO meet II 81. Peters cps
copal church, In state street. between Iloyt ami
Bond streets, Brooklyn, this wednesday, Afternoon
a. taree O'Clock, ior the purpose Of paving the last
o1cer o. respect to our aeseas;a b,qher iona W.
BRADY.-on Tuesday, November i, TERsNog
BrA M son Of tho iate hrs, D. Brady grocer &C.,
OF Navap and Kells county Meath, ireland, aged So
years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited To attend tile funeral rOn s Ia re re =
afternoon, ut one O'Clock.
Bsows.- ,s Tuesday morning, November l. at his
residence 1870 East ll.th street, AEDHEW j. BRJws,
In ,ne 55th year OF his age. -
Funeral notice he caitcy.
Eastern papers please copy.
r. otAah.--Cn SUNDAY, October 80, ALFRED H.
CLARK, agcd - years and months.
,,c Inc trends ana relatives OF The family, ana also
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral from the
reilaenee OF ms iatner-in-law, Carrie smith, No.
afternoon, at two ocloc,; precisely -
no SL y R Passac n j. on Monday ocio-
The funeral VIII lake place. from me Firsf Ee
Termed church, This lNednesdAy) afternoon al tnr5e
DCioch. frehds VIII erect ut his late residence nd
CLkyEIAND.-At his residence in Tarrytown, of
paralysis, on Tuesday, November /, NEwcoan
CLhv ELAND, In the cath year OF his age.
me relatives and friends OF the family are reepcct
luiy invited to attend tic iunera from his late resi-
ocncc, on Friday afternoon, at hair past three
O'CLOCK Carriages viii be IN ~ teida nee on the ar
rival OF Inc TWO O'Clock Ian from New Tcrk. mo
body wiz be Inferred in Greenwood cometc,y On
Saturday.
.Co.;SoLLy.--rn jersey CITY on Tuesday morning.
november !, miCHAEL toSNoiLy, &c. d 30 years.
His remains will he taken iror his late rtsd ,nce
North Fourth street, between Grove ana Tros pcct
10 ST. Mlchael's church. on Thursday morning az
halI.past eight O'Clock, where solemn mass OF re.
qucum Will be read for the renoso or his soul, ma
relatives aud Trends CIT la0iy are Respectfully In.
J vitcd 70 attend
|, CoNLoS.- On Tuesday, November ], MARY ANNE,
the beloved daughter OF James and Mary Conlon
aged years, months and % DAYS.
The relatives and friends or the family arc resDcc.
fully Invited 10 attend the IN .elal IRON the residence
OF her parents, go Greenwich avenue this tNednes.
cay afternoon, OF tNq o'ci?ck: =
C0FFEY.--On Tuesday, November l. EItrE, wife
So years. -A~'''A' "ssu
The relatives and friends OF the family arc re-.
ereetiQly invited W attend the funeral, from her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
.tsala Ealn ". Nrnn..

i,esyss froiu Manchester reports me dcat. a
'a.a & FINES, " the un,tad s.atos 3~nt,
; III geterJaF. The cause IL 6a desa Fts
saVsts& ctptaia Aynea w&s bora "a New
Ys'dIs io lSae, ard was co1 seqceaar IN the
tcs-i1h yeal " az age, At fssooNrsag Of
ps,asu ne 9lunTesroa n taa Tair1 regiment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02
NEW YORK CITY
Miscellaneous Local News Items and Para
graphs from tho Police Courts.

The following record VIII show the changes in the
temperature for tho past twenty-iour hours Ia
rarson with the corresponding Gay OF las. year,
indicated by the Thermometer at Hudput'5 phar-
macy, HERALD Building corner OF Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-11-02

bi1fe Oh T.. u. hoshiS, NO. ~. Grand street, The
loss on stock is 81 900 and building $3.50. IRE
a'o IN MIXERS Drain ipe mandatory, No. "a
East Forty -iirst street, caused $500 loss.
A chlldrcn's fair in aid Of the Homer Industrial
School No. viii be held at the Rose Memorial
enlrch, No. ais West Forty.flrst street. The falr
WA opeA toihnriow, ana viii continue till Friday,
ifohi TWO O'CLOCK to ten O'Clock 7. H. each day.
A large refrigerator car, containing about three
tons OF beer arrived at the hudson River Railroad
depot yesterday morning, direct from California.
Ncn the car " ~ opened TIE meat was found 10 be
inEoId pIesely&toi the ~ at thus brought can
be sold al one-iai The price charged Ia tins market
IN The Toinhs Police Court yesterday, before JUS.
tice Hogan, Paul schmidt, Of No. PCS Finh street
was held III 81 600 bail to answer Tor HAVING, a. is
alleged, drawn nom the Bowery Savings Hank inc
sum Of $50 ia the name OF Henry Iassenar ol
No. 70 Lanrcls street Paul first stola Iaeselman =
bank BOOK, ana thus facilitated matters.
Last Wednesday evening John Sullivan, q man
twehtg-eignt years OF age, disappeared from his
home, No. IS Cherry street, ana was seen no more
alive. Yesterday morning Aa dead bo6y was found
Ioaang ID Tie ao;k loot OF pier No. 70 East river
ana removed 10 his late residence, where Coroner
FynA mas been Noticed TO hold an Inquest.
Tie juvenile P) organization known a. the Merry
-Four VIII give thelr second annual party Oh the
eth Of tbs month Thanksgiving, to meet az VII
liam lttchcock's, No. 29s Broome street, and TO
proceed from there to the residence or Mr. Frederick
Ralngs No. no Broadway. lively ,lme is antici-
pate1, as tie parties having the management de-
tornne to make 1t one OF the best parties or The
season. Mr.. Charles A. walker has been appointed
| floor manager ana william Hitchcock assistant
| On next Sunday tie First Methodist soc.cty OF
| Haslam will hold farewell servlces In tnsir old
church, IN 125th street, between Taird and Fourth
avenues their new cdlflce, on Madison avenue and
| l26th street. being nearly comple ed. Reunion
services viii be held during the morning and after.
noon, and In tic evenn 2 Rev. James NJ. Freeman Is
to preach. The new church Will be dedicated on
Sunday, h0ven ber 10. IL stands 1873 feet on 12gtn
street and ghtyelght feet OF Madison avenue. ara
Is bnt Of brown stone in the decorated Co ic stye
ciucilorn with TWO onts, the avenue and street.
II has four entrances, tic prlacpal ono being the
avenue. Two towers, not yet flushed, rcspecti yey
900 and 90 feet, ! snfmcunt the building. TIE III.
tenor is handsomely finished in black walnut and
the scata rdiatc from the pulpit. In the Ok ths
church are class ROOMS, reception par.or, lecture
infant class and other ROOMS, and glllTes have beer
erected in front and In the transepts. The ccing Il
archcd and Beautifully frescred and the entire COS
| OF the church will reach about $1,000.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
EE.arr;eN.


Northumberland Nova Scotia, jon! g. How.
ELL, or Nassau n. r., TO BnL PECK, OF Nova Scotia
NO cards.
kissAM-ArKINsoN.- Thursday, October 81, in
Brooklyn, by the Rev. &. s. Williams, BREW SIR !
k1ssAI, OF New York CITY, TO Ea5iA O.. daughter Of
James Atkinson, Esl, OF Brooklyn.
kNoWLroN-DANA.- On Thursday, October o. by
the Rev. .. 1. Chapman OF Toy, DE IOR,tE KNowL-
TON to AGNES, daughter Of the late w. Il. Dana,
Esq.
Boston papers please copy.
MACY-SurrON.-On Monday. October 81, BIZ Rev,
Francis u. Lawrence, CHARLES il. MACY 1.. TO
CLARA b., daughter OF Edward X. Sutton, both Of
this city.
IRAyERa-EEHoE.--O Thursday, October 90, at
the residence or the brides parents by rev. James
Mcmahon, JaAEs A. 1RAvEEs to MAMIE G., daugll-
ter OF Matthew kehoe, Esq. all OF New York.
VAN LAhDT-TRAyeR3-On Tuesday, October Is
10y Rev. Alfred Young, AZ 81. pauls church, FIFTY.
nDsh street, EUGENE VAN ZANDr to ADELAIDE
eldest daughter OF James =. TayeTs, Esq, al or
New York.
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the Department CT Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fne here Will be music by tho Gen.
tfa Park Band In Washington square this afternoon
from Lar paEt three ~ halt past I've O'Clock.
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John Bae, aged eleven years, n clerk IN :he era.
ploy OF u. d. Basslord was yesterday committed by
Justice Shandley charged with embezzling ten dol
lars from his employer winch he had beel seat to
collect nom u Customer.
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TEE LATE CYCLONE.

"Details Of the Late Cyclone Ia tho Atlantic
Experiences on Board ths United States
Steamer Shenandoah Terrible Buffstina
Of tho sMp-Topnasts Snapped-Deoks
Washsd-Danger Of Foundsring-I'er-
rible Fury Of the Gale-Stanch-
moss Of tho demonstrating Of
tho Gals-A Wreck Passed.
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COURT Cs-Eaaaas-TRiS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.- Held by Judge Car
doZo--E0a 1853, 2l1.
MAelNE CoURT.-Payts and 2.-Adjourned until
next Monday.
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Average temperature for corresponding d,le
last year. Az
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chlldrcn's fair in aid Of the "uomen Industrial
school No. viii be held at the Rose Memorial
enlrch. No. alS West Forty.drst street. The fair
VIA opeA to-ihottow, ana viii continue till Friday,
from TWO ociocA to ten O'Clock z. II. each day.
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Yesterday morning q fire occurred In TIE grocery
store OF Z. B. KoeIig, No. 292 Grand street The
loss on stock Is 81 000 and on building $3.50. IRE
ato In MIXERS drain ipe manuractory No. 20
East Forty -hrst street, caused $500 loss.
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large refrigerator car. containing about tlrce
IONS OF peer arrived at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot yesterday morning, direct from California.
NAcn tlle car ~ opened TIE meat was found 10 be
N good preservation. the IL at thus BROUGHT cap
nc sou az One-la tAe price clargel In ms narket
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EEAL ESTATE IIATTE2s.