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DE- '"""Ps sNea Me following facts respecting
anllrs IN tub' At Che period 1l Dbl, leaving;
b. lar as II l. roslo - Jglse, tb, Cuuans were
never IN Ie''er conoiuun iur pr0-ecUting Tie war
than at this moment. Tacir ORGANIZATION i, .r.
perior they are amply provided With arms. ann. b.,
fact, are 30 We'll equipped ana 70 20 Aer.u tue,
are rot content with siuIy Hlaat Tie defensive.
but are daily attacking Tie Spanish troops anu thar
with Triumphant success. Al the time Of my lcay.
lax, Gen. Nalm.seGa, Ia lie nc.-ub .r.ood ui San.
tao, Was Ieary surrounded b. to CUBAN .or,r,.
Iardta, Donate harmu, and Modoato nI.z, all snil.
mems patriot Generals, are close on mn, ana 49, 20.
ptaiei attempts TO cross the river Casio aud enter
III nIe.isT Lave leeh signal failures
TUE HOSPITALS ARE ICLL
OF sranish solcers and as Il rainy season, ich
Is now d. {, invariably proves most sickly period
for iurci gurH, there is strong probability OF tie
spanish arm, being greatly and rapidly ciutusAed.
Oh tie other mana, the native Cub ms ula0uce
b ,Ae ciuae and viii possess immense adyanlas os
oyel d en- CRieoblcd and broken W mdfaral feyrrs.
TIC Spauiirds deny the victories claimed by the
sa,"ns, aud hceA TO make appear that the country
i GtttLins tranquil; but Trains are cUntiL uully AZ
INns Eom al parts loaded with wounIod aud
oJiS soldiers, and the question naturally arises,
oo's not LIS SLOW shat there is genuine
FiGuIIYd SOMEWHERE?
larlly Rno~ Tow TO speak Of tie atrocities
ltI Iio perrulrItcd b. ne Spanish 10 Jitry, or
We contra GuoIrlkls as tuey are termed The great
~ mr. OF these me-. are cor yicts Of the lowest
Hirs !g't 'aken ioln he chain gang. Ihey are a
WrI lhue' enbable 10 the citizens IL CubaDs are
OuAu lTNtIihs along the roads In the country
p.lN, ven 10 ono tefe rghans viii set upon them
anu l"uf"cr item ia cold blood. Nalmafeda gives
i,it'Ss iOh' A"d In some casos COMMANDS those
tivcIu'' TIE wretch bU6t Is his willing instru
L'h', ana lhe contra uuerlll1s. OF whom the latter
Is Irauer carr Cut bis brutal orders. 1he war Us
Nehod " Tie SpaullIds 10 a war Of TdpiLe aud o
IInv't; nav, II Is my hrm belief that spain is
FJiug Lcr yest 10
MtsHMWATE THE CUBAN RACE,
:, y t OSoan owns properly some imaginary charge
th"atcu It's NE, aud he Hes WITH his family Ion safe.
'n'O tLe clty. Liza UTuIsily "a than sAisAh and
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Live stock Market.

NEW YoRK. saturday. May 2L-rhere were no
fresh oucrngs OF hcevcs nltEiIg doing. The dead
meat market was fair NJ UNCHANGED pr'cs, and poor TO
D. inc hrsves quottblc at li@iic. n. Sheep
very dun with ohv three ear b.ds received aud ordi
nary to good aie wax at case y Mt amt lambs are
lS1li Tie receipts Cf hon numbered only
four loads ~ Ioreth street No live hogs were OF.
tered. De. cd = were cisl.F AZ Ike, T., with
some light we. GINS sold ~ ltKc.
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DIED.

cAssIDY,-on Saturday NAV N Catherine Cas- sdy.
naive oil the comfy Monaghan, axe y wears.
attend the funeral to-day (NOnda at O'Clock, nom
her late residence, u Henry 4,
G@SSSeGhS% bNo sSiSrd R May 81. after short
and severe illness. Mcagel Coucannon native OF The
parish Of killorde, county EoseOmmon Ireland, aged
is relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
ST. NJ l'C' Oc A. NJ 70 the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, IAN st. and Avenue A., where a solemn
soul Aicf which his rtmans will be aAen 10 Calvary
Cenetcrl Tor I9teFment a. = oe,oGk ...,.
ing. May "a, Charles A DuycAnek IA the ild year OF
MS age
MORRISON -On Saturday, May e. Mary A., wife Of
Edgur l.. Morrison, ST., aged " years.
Third av teSeen SGtn and 9ist sts ms (NiondaU AZ
ternOon. Relatives and niends are INVITED TO attend.
loved VIC Of Felix acCaTtay native Of GionaSeS
coulty Cork, Ireland In the 65tn year Of her age
her late residence, i East Sls st. to-day (Monday) at
iSiifIToN North Bergen. N J., Mary Shelton,
WIDOW Of the late james Shelton Of West aoDoken,
n. j., aged 10 years, II mouths, and rs days
attend her funeral this (Noudny) afternoon, from the
residence OF Mr. John simpson, ST. North Bergen, \,
IMAN.-At Morrisania on Saturday May T.
Mary f. kosmire, wife vi Ed, Stlman, aged 20 cars
Tne relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend tne iGneI.l from her late resi-
dcGce, an st Morrisana ths tMonuay) afternoon At
'WHIfkC f~on satul day, May 81, suddenly. OF apo.
plexy, Mary Jane, TAO wlle OF John Wallace, aged Is
The relatives and friends o. the family are respect,
dcnce iS5 BioSmGed st., HoOoHen, n. j. on tuesday
afternoon at o'clock
ter Of Henry and Marie 2aaes aged Years D' D''SH
The relatives and friends OF The family respect
OF her parents, Kosiasko St, near SostrSnd aS. on
Tuesday, az 2o'eloek.
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RADFORD-eMIrH.-On Thursday, Nav ~. nv the
Rev Samuel Haley, Nathaniel j. Bradford, If Nr.
gina, u i lllhcth. daughter oi the lIt1 george ".
snith, ~ oOkiyh. No carus.
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State bonds have been dull and steady with sales OF
Georgia 7s at @Haex Missouri 6s siGs9i( new North
Caronas 2xi new Louianas, 70 Ievee Gs, T5fi levee
g. and Connecticut c. at lO. city bank shares
more active and arm, Mechanics banking Association
sc ling NJ IA iMerohans Exchange, 1907 Bank OF Com
MERGE le9 Hanover, lcs1i Continental s1x@9s, and
Fourth National. iO8. Railway mortgages wore quiet
lists OF O. C. ana C. selling ATS, and Toledo Peoria and
wc.saw lsts SoI Central Pseiacs closing at 9s AJAX
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1rp 6oons.
A TEDwARD RIDLEY's & SON,


GRAND STREET NEW YORK.
High Crowned. eapoltan, Cactus and Straw Jockeys
all the new shapes.
Several Lines OF straw Goods 80 cts. on the Dollar.
Last weeks Purchases ready To-day.
SASH Neck aud Bonnet Ribbons, new variety. Cheap.
Two Cases of satlus, containing all the newest Shades
at ti25 and $3.50 per yard.
Full Line OF Crepe de Chimes for Bonnets. Very
no, eli and desirable.
Our Dress Trimming and Yankee Notion Departments
are full Of Cheap Goods.
Leather satches at sc. Sc. &c. g. t2j and ti.5o.
specialties.
Corsou at Soc, at CSC, ut 9Oc., si25 and upwards
Real bargains.
NEW FRENCH FLOWERS.
Thousands OF SILK and Pongce Parasols and Sun I'm
brellas. at CSC, 75c o. 81 25 $40 ais aud upwards
New Delivery OF Our Dollar
KID GLOVES
to-day. Beautiful Colors, warranted every way.
We have good Kid Gloves at Soc and &c. the Pair.
From Auction. Lacsa. Knbroidsries. and Handker.
| chen.
EDWARD RIDLEY SON,
scs 81. AND SIX GRAND ST. Go, o.. AND 70 AL,
LEN ST, CORNER STORE,
FTFrh BLOCK EAST FROM TIE BowERY.
SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
sia AND $40 yowERY.
zone door below Blocker ST.
| Invite special attention 70 line or
| DRESS AND SUIT MATERIALs,
purchased at recent peremptory auction sales, which
Offering at Is cent. TO 81 per yard We ask an
inspection OF these goods as they will be found upon
comparison, cheaper than they eau be procured else
where
We also offer full assortment Of
| LINENS ana HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. LAcEs. EN-
BROIDERIEs. GLOVES AND HOSIERY.
PARAsOLs AND UMBRELLAS, &C.
| SUGDEN & BRADBURY,
WlAND 8ii BowERY,
One door below Blocker st.,
WIN offer on Monday the sd inst, splendid assert
| ment OF
| BLACK AND COLoRED SILKS AND sATINS
| BLACK GREN ADINEs. ALPAcAs AND MOURNING
| GOODS
| Also, full line OF
| LLAMA LACE sHAwLs,
which worthy OF special attention. they OF
| sunerior mike and AZ extremely low nrices.
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The outward bound steamers sailed with $3.50 IN
gold bars maGng total Tor the wec'i Of $40, g6 and
since January l. SO,9.7SS. Tho tota IMPORTS of dry
goods ut this port for tie past week amounted to
tlCG5 80, and OF general merchandise 1880 5q3 al
aggregate OF t66G H. against sLO1iO9 for the same
week last year, n decrease OF SIE0l7. The Treasury
during the week sold q OOOO)o gold bought 5000
52Os. paid In gold interest on the pubic debt 49,.
$50, and received IN coin for customs t2si239l.
The week closes with extreme ease IN money, rates
on cal ranging from TO cent? the banks at the
close finding II difficult TO employ their balances at
these low figures. Discounts have shown no QuotRDle
change in rates. The weekly bang exhibit was again
very favorable reflect NJ protracel In monetary
affairs. The total Of the banks was increased
60 against gain IN the total liabilities Of slOOs,
25 The banks held IN lawful money In excess Of the 70 y
legal limit, tS "a COS agains 6E6sH last week,
au Increase OF Si312Gl, The following is u comparison
q the aYerages his week. and lasti
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No preparation can be better ada pied for
curing diseases Of the bladder kidneys, and urinary
organs removing organic weakness, dropsy, gravel.
strangury, female rregu aritIes, than ELNBoLDs
DUcHU, which has so long astonlshel the medical
world,
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Trusres, Bandages, Etc.-Wcar The Best
"Seciey Hard unbcr Truss TUDfHJt; C,tAnly,
light ndestrIctlDe, safe, and comfortable. Establish
M a A.
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Rheumatism, G0ut, Paralysis cured in rs
hOuis by Or. BIZ sIlS EmUIocatlOn. lrIee g.. 8!
Morton st \. Y. CITY.
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Wheeler 81 Wilson Machipcs, 1,1i1 broad
way, sold Dy paying $40 dOwn and $40 per month"; with
out extra charge. Machines 70 let. j. I. ELLIS.
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reaches, moths. hcas. and all vcrnn. Th is the orig
nal. pure article without change While several arti
clcs pretend to destroy, Lyons Kills and without poi
son. Its effects wonderful None be relied
upon except that signed F. LYON. buy and usc Lyons
Powder, and you viii not be troubled with water bugs.
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Best Soap In use for Household purposes
Is lSles 30. X" sold by grOca eycrywh 10,
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shirts, Collars, CUFFS, and Drawers,
UNRlVALLED IN sTlL AND MANUFACTURE, AT
UNION ADAMS CO.'S, GIL BROADWAY. New ork
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tIrp Gooos
JAMES McCREERY & co.,
BROADWAY and ELEVENTH ST.,
ON MONDAY. NAY 81
WILL CONTINUE THEIR GREAT SALE OF
SPRING AND SUMNER DRESS GOODS,
AT PRICES CHEAPER THAN EVER.
FIGURED ENGLISH BAREGEs, from l6 cents.
FRENCH PRINTED LAWNS AND ORGANDlES, IS
cents.
FRENCH GRENADISEs. IN NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
DESIGNS.
WASH PoPLINs. IN GREAT VARIETY,
AT SIX CENTS.
PURE MonAR sULTANAs
MoHAIR REGALIA CLOTHS
ALPAcAs. N TEA ROSE COLO.;s.
Al % CENTS.
AN IMMENSE STOCK OF
GRAY MIXED PoPLISs
English CHlNfZ PElCALEs.
ENGLISH CALlCOES and BRlLLIANTS,
IN NEW SIZES, AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE
FANCY SILKS.
| BLACK CEOo GRAM SILKS, FROM sl.l5
| - . TO ltlE RICHEST lMfOkIED.
| IRISH AND FRENCH forLi Ns, 49,,
AsTLENDlD LINE OF
REAL IHhEAp LACE shAwLs.
| AFlLLLlNE OF
| REAL TIREAD AND ulPt RE LACE,
| AT = iE9 CENT. LIS THAN lMroEIERs'
. RIAL FUlNI LACE,
''' AND '>VA LARGE AssoRrMESfi Of - AMI ~
''''-I'--' SLEEVES And
| y Tue LAIEIr ~ flES
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JAMES McCREERY ~ CO.,
% BkUADVAN AND II al ST,
On MONDAY, MAY .,
WILL OFFER
LADIES TRIMMED LINEN SUITS with oversklrt,
LADIES NHirk WALKING SUITS. tucked and ruff
ied, u To 80
LADIES' WHlfE WALKING SUITS. tucked aud ruf.
He'd, with over,kirt tlO to ca.
LADIES CALICO wRAPPERs ~ and s.
LADIES WALKING SKIRTS. tucked, - cents and 81.
LADIES NlGHEDREssEs, CHEMIsEs. and DRAW.
EitS, Al EQUALll Low PRICES.
INFANTS LACE CAPS, PlQU I CLOAks, WALKING
COATS, AND SUITS IN GREAT VARIETY.
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distributed among the officers have seen scores
OF mule loads OF property 50 seized brought at one
time in.O Santiago.
Thee Is one more fact wish to mention. an d
do II with reluctance, but 1t Is ns true Gods book
These spanish soldiers-tne Contra Guerrillas-will
enter peaceabe family and proceed to bind the
husband and father. They will tncn ravish tie wife
under the gaze OF the agOnized husband aud outrage
the daughters. even as young IA Fix or eight. before
the face OF their parents. And tie men vi o safer
this, ray participate in the horrible crime hisn
~ the estimation of their Government. aud otcd in
the city OF Havana.
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De RoDAs's VICTORIES.


Just at present the Spanish element il greatly
el.leG by The Li-y cuOred reports OF successes 50
ttu'uiously forwarded by DE Rodas and circulated
an viis the people IN this region These reports uni.
lufhy announce signal victories, the dispersion OF
plies, nd tuo slaughter ~ rebels by the scores aud
hundre1s. NotNitl standing their damaging tcsti-
mohy a. 10 lAe great strength vi tue Insurgents,
these reports hnd uil credenCe, and have minister
ed greatly 10 the popuiTiy OF the Captain Geuerll,
VINO eil mere .or tie Leid OF action most decidedly
under cloud, lie is noN immensely popular, espe-
olNS ihohs the NO.uul oeis ana n he succeed
ia hetllhs them deuUed Nl, his sham victories, he
VIA ne re -eNtd Lee On hs return with the honurs
due 10 conquerny hcro Blu ii lie raises anticiua
lions hel ho cannot establish by iHdubltabie proof
or ~ tie result OF his campaign shall in the end APP.
ear mercy yang hMaGsGl, lis MIher course VIII
be not ~ re,urn to Havana at an,
SPANS wEAKSLss IN CUBA.
hut despite all this II Is pbinly apparent to the
careful observer that Tins hated don Il alton ia la
approaching It's end. TEere Is not, It is true, any
open expressiou VI sympathy VITA the rebellion ~
Havana, nor In any OF the cont luous districts But
am prepared 10 say, from cOse observation and in.
NestlgItIOn that iu,y one hall uf tine mercantile and
plating population, now c0unlei as loyal, actually
desire aud lDOk fol the success OF tic pitriot
Cause and what In better contribute liberIIy to
that end. II would o. course, be exceedingly un-
Use and cruel To give mines Ia connection
it'll this statement; but wEen you reflect
that tho classes have mentioned, VINO
embrace the wealth and responsibility OF
The population oil the island and It's oldest fam
lies, Lave, with scarcely an exception. sans.
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lnstrutnou.

INSTRUCTION In piano ana singing given by
i MIS- NJ. klt LCHBAUM, nom BE. lin. Theoretical
and practical. From III aAd from III L. M.
lest references given 81 East 10Th IT., rst door.
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OF cracking their joints without moving their limbs.
AZ to labe-turning the medium always changed
the position OF the parties at the sednce until all
VINO were heaviest and strongest were at one END,
and then the table, which was invariably one that
could be easily tilted, began to stand up. He mad
attended sedaces, without number both public
and private, and had never found q single
one that had been satisfactory. Mr.. Van
der Wcydo also attacked the claims OF
cairvoyants. lie alluded to the standing
reward offered by the Paris Academy OF Sciences or
800 to whoever should read hidden letter. The
parties who offered to do always required certain
conditions, such, for instance as that they should
sleep for one night with the letter beneath their
pillow, or that the person who threw them into the
trance should be permitted to read Its contents.
Mr.. Van der Weydc closed by some interesting
experiments, In which the power OF electro-magnets
was Significantly illustrated. tNH
At the close OF the lecture well known Spiritual
ist with the high, narrow forehead and long, curly
hair and energetic. oratOrical action which seem
necessarily to distinguish all the many elo-
quenr advocates OF the New Religion. made short
but decidedly weak defence OF his belief. Several
other gentlemen followed, and the discussion now
ana Then waxed perceptlDly warm.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER :, 1870.
CLEARED.

Steamship America tE6), Won Buow, Bremen--Oerichs
Co
Steamship Ariadne, Pennington, GalyestonC Mallory
Co.
Steamship Dacian (Br), Laird Savannah henderson
Bros.
Steamship Washington, Wallace. Wilmington NC-Thomas
Holmes Il Co.
ship Charlotte ,SG), Gatzcn, Falmonth-Funch, Edge
Co.
Ship Jacob s,anier Samson, Antwerp-Boy Hinc-
ken.
Ship Francis Hiysrd tBr, Walker. sa,annah--Boyd &
Hinckcn
Ship Hope Hancock. Charleston n p Buck Co.
Bark jennie Jones OBJ, Crosby Cork for ordcrs-Boyd
Hincken
stella tDr) Sanders, Cork ordcrsBoyd lIinc-
ken.
Bark Adie Mc.ldam, Partridge Hamburg Brett, Son
Co.
Bark Letizia dta) Castelianc Lisbon-Jas Robinson
GO.
Bark Annie Sherwood srl Talbot, Buenos Ayres-John
Norton, Jr
Brig ibis, Crab,ree, IIsbon-Tupper & Beatio.
Brig Nile (br), Tuthill Ceara-BJ Weinberg.
Brig Suwa nee Simpson. Demarara-E Smith Co.
Brig Eastern Star, Foster, Denlarara-E Rowe & Co.
Brig Anna Lindsey tBr), McAlmoD, st John, Mp ]
schr Union tDnich) Johnson St Martins Thomas
schr N Morales, Hooper, st John'e, PR-B Sherman.
Schr Champion tBrl Gnve, Kingston and st AIMS Bay,
Ja-A Solomon \ co.
Schr A l. Bn,cr, Butter Mobic-E Huribut 4 Co.
Thomas. :
Schr Quoddy, Farming. Pcmbrokc-Jed Fry A Co.
Schr Abby Weld sylvester. Saem-R w Ropes.
Sloop Apollo freeman. New Haven-Rackett 4 Bro.
Steamer 4 w Bruno. Foster Baltimore.
Steamer Black Diamond Meredith, Wilmington Del
Steamer y Fairchid. Trout Philadelphia.
Steamer T. Biddle McCue Philadelphia.
Steamer Sarah, jones' Philadelphia
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Gh-Ayrived, brig Polledo. Owen, Matanzss.
PLYNOilTH. Od a-Arriypd, sehf Lucy Hol

Gh-Ayfved byis PoYedo Owen MatAnxas -.
PLYMOUTH, Oct 3-Arrvsd sshr Lucy Holmes DANE
PROvIDRNCF Oct e-Below schrs Henry May, Rackesas
Eiisabeshpor Merriman babbitt Hoboken treasure
saisd-schrs Freddie Porter Small. philadelphia; Mar
Gus Hunter Orr, and Saratoga, Weeks, New York. soop
R0CkLAND Oct l-sailed schrs Mary SUSAN SNOW, New
York Herald Hall dol Sd, N Partridge Mooney, do >'h'
York
ad-Arivsd, ship Hsreltine, cnkey, Bnenos Ayresi
Cleared.Bsrk Hala Frank, Merrill, MontevIdeo.
sailedBarks Exchange tBr( Churchill Liverpool Lamp
Athens, NY.
: 7h-Ariyed, steamship GIsOpasra, Now York; ships
Boston; schr. Beebe; Mary Ann Hccann, u MsTows
Cleared Steamship Mdnetonka New YORK ,chs Robert
Caldwell do; Francis Sattery, Providence
SALEM. Oct 4-Arrived, schrs Pike Cove, Calais for
New York VIM McCohb, Arey Bangor for do.
STUNINGTON Oct 6Arrvod, schrs Copuectlcut htaplin
Rondouti Golden Ray, Davis Clinton Point; G Mnrney,
Marney, Ph.sdepha far Newport; Andw Stewart. 1ibsr
Albany FOR Providence Kate Mary Cogswe kondout for
DO Anieeeden Pende!on and PIN Sheridan Murphy New
Whistler Keefe do for dos Bedabedec, hix baltimore for
Plymouth Commerce. Ingraham, Rondout for Boston Danl
Webster. New York for do.
WEXFORD, Oct 6-Sailod, schr @ Nash, Crowley, New
York.
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WOMAN SUFFRAGE.


The Cause Reviyc- With the Cool Weather.
several representative women met yesterday at
the rooms Of the New York Suffrage Society to con-
slider the most direct way TO tue polls. The meeting
wa, informal being the Irsr time that said women
mad met since the summer heats melted their stern
purpose. but the tone or the proceedings indicat q
fst the ladies' we're SIN determined never 10 give
NJ their ncendiary attempts.
"A cold D0oded attempt upon tue liberty OF New
YORK Congressman 10 be non-conmittal was pro-
uostS&l and a committee was appointed 10 interview
tnese' unhappy mascunes with view 90 making
them say veg or no TO cer!alD questions which the
intend to pop
Mira B,xge gave an account Of various converse
tons with Inc great disconnected during summer
tour, and osger ladies ventilated neir views on the
great questo3.>
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THE WAsHBUaN WILL CASE.
Another Interesting DOcuncni--A Storm

Another Interesting DOcUncui-A Storm
Brewing.
Among the documents which were gotten before
the managers of the Bible Society at their monthly
meeting last Thursday was a pungent memorial, OF
which our reporter has Obtained copy. It is from
the trustees OF the Home for Aged and INDECENT Fe-
males, Of WORCESTER corporation created by the
Will OF Deacon |. Washburn, whose last wishes the
Legacy Committee ignore and resist. 1t is reported
In orr columns what will be likely to command
pubnc attention ana Is constituting part OF an i'm
porant controversy IN which the people have
deep interest.
Memorial ~ Trustees Of the Home for Aged and
inaigent Females of Worcester Mass, 10 the Board
0 Managers oil the American Bible Society,"
the Bible soc.y the ID day Of june 1870
atio 80 former Memorial OF the Trustee, OF the Home
Tor Aged Females there not only relracton of tina
laTons ',eneni' arains ALLEGED trustees OF the Home
important mssateeu: IS presented page eight of that
AUD whs1gss reply former appeal to the Board
OF Managers 0 HE ibe Society Tor equity ana JUSTICE that
the codicii ia VIII Of J. Washpurn may be funci in
the iesalo py the Bible Society with
The Sr e",fs 70 h ee1 that b, stock BE-
burn Mosa COMPANY r =, stated that
the Home, aud next Involve defeat Of he esiaors
obvious plan p ami third 'tha, such request asking
VIVA, the ,cstator devoted other uses" fourth,
a s Pc &c n a'se s sa made FOR s
Home hy S3sulion o, valuable stock for ess
yJiugble stock.
Ard whereas SCI respect and fidelity our trust forbid
that sholj s; cr sns grave and injurious issateents
go forth Without explicit positive denial of the
before thu public o which both societies are alike a:nena
bic
Now, therefore the Trustees o! the Home for AGED
Females .s trss meeting the adoption OF
report ~ the Managers OF The American
Bible sociris without elafacterizing the said 10.
port In other respects. do pronounce the i've
aud herein referred respect
Ing the lo,ne clani be only without
obettiy contra y known ituth; further
Kesosed ilp the attempt Of the Iegs gentlemen Of the
B0le Society. printed agreement 10 prove the char
i, ais Board % Trustees 10 set dispose OF,
for deqae nscrasion, any revcsionary interest, or
Title ~ estate personal real that they
hold under tie H 81 ]. Washburn IL entirely
warranted being founded assumptions which false In
themselves and Co1'rad tory 20 each other
Api that ne foregoing declaration and resolution he
thrfeforr .raus.a';tca 20 the Honft o, Managers 81
the Bible society memorial from this
boty o. Trustees With The renewal OF their
appeal for cqniy and Justice and respectful
nder that equity "a ie Language OF Blackstone lis the
Law .ieng remedy In to which the courts
81 law no e)oipptrns"
v0teG that H. L. faucher bc requested and authorized
the ~ this the memorial this body
c ~ Managers OF hc BDle Society," TO which he
hcionsa sah acton by that Board be
judged accomplish The ends OF c1ny and jus
lice. signed, CHARLES WASHBURN,
President OF Home. &C.
sustsrrs H. CuaElRR, Treasurer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-08
the REMAINS Or A wcnsa WASHED ASHORE At CAPE MAY.
ssAv,iIE Cape May, OCT. 8, 1870.

s.AviiI.E, Cape May, Oct. 8, 1870.
To THE EDITOR o. THE HERALD
The dead body ol woman, supposed to be that
Of Mrs. CoDntn who lived at No 100 Canal street,
New YORK, ~ 1896, came ashore at this place on
Monday last. Tne body appeared 10 have been in
The water two or three weeks. N had nothing on
but Garnet slipper and one cotton stocking. Two
ea rring- sci Win red coral. two false teeth
god plate uade by Dr. Preterre, No. l53 Bowcry
(NQ. Of plate ii,Djll she had DARK brown han. ana
was nye feet TWO inches In height. The trends OF
relatives can yef lur!cr information by addressing
GEORGE II. DARE. Coroner, Seayllle cape May.