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BROOKLYN.

William Brown was committed by Justice Riley
yesterday on the charge OF embezlDg s0O from his eni
ployer, 4. W. knOwltOn,
The distinguished brothers, George and Henry
Caster the cathedral OTganists OF Canada Will preside
at the usual concert nj Plymouth Church to-day.
The receipts Of Plymouth Church last year were
tSi0 and the pew rentals for 1870 will amount TO
}sO0 The chufch Indebtedness Including the Bethel
is gl2Lfl.
William sklddy Wood, A. NJ. will deliver his cele-
brnted lecture washington" on funday evening un.
der The auspices OF Father Mathew Society No. 3, OF
Brooklyn al their hall, OF Fourth aud
Eighteenth street, South Brooklyn.
The Jont Goodrich election fraud investigation
was cont pued yesterday, and adjourned unt Thurs
day next THUS Tar about l60 wtnesses have been exam
med who swear that they voted for Mr. Goodrich. the
Republican candidate, who was counted out.
The 0fhcers OF the Brooklyn women's Club are
President Mrs, Celia Bnrleigh Vice Presidents. Mrs.
Laura Curtis Bnatd, Mrs. Theodore Ttlton Record
81, MS; Eewboald Treasurer M,ts Lo,i,s kslIosg
BOwen Mas Kate HulaId, Mrs. Mary ". hAnning. Mrs
A IL Drockwsy, Mrs. MatheW wilson. ArA seaman.
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NATIONAL GUfRD NOTES.

Company !, OF the Tweltch Resimen', will give
their annual hop Al Apollo Hall Twenty eighth street
and Broadway, on the evening OF tue cath Inst.
The Veteran Corps OF the Twen y.second Regi.
mont VIII meet al the aruCry Fourteertl .troot on
Monday night TO make arrangements. for their annual
dinner
Sergoan, VIM llowridge, OF Company l. Twenty.
second Regiment. was recently presented with Lsnd
gold mccall ioi having recruited the largest mum
Der al men during the past year.
The Finy fifth Regiment will soon taxa possession
OF the nrnoty in Seventh street lately occupied by the
second keghneht II Il more commo ions than that In
Avenue A, now occupied by the Fifty y'nnhl
The designations of Capt. VIM. Haine-, Jr., of the
First brigade Cavalry, hEsist-Adjttcn. f. N. Cullen.
and Inspector David Dean, Of the Fun Brigade In
fAntry, llcut.tol. hchwarz Cnph. Koch und Hubsch-
manu. and Adjt kinney. oftho sixth Regiment, are an
cll
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Jo1TIN0S AROUT TO WV.

Eighteen persons died Of smallpox last week u
this city.
4 aslr ate restaurant Is that Of Count Bertoiiao.
Ju'gc Cardozo decides In the Lewis abtuetioa
case that th child Cornna shall be restored 20 he's
mother.
The emIgrants who arrived In this city from Dec.
18th TO 9ist numbered isS. making total for 1900 o
aged her.
The horse cars on the siyth avenue line we're de-
Ing IS minutes.
The Eastern Dispcnsary has President, Dt.
Secretary Dr. JP. Lone. ''''"'' ''' ''''''N'
DR.. Brueningl ausen, Of 90 Lexington avenue, was
shots, on Thursday evening.
Tammsny continues crowded to repleton every
evening. had Dickey and the Deehsnty II enEler Min
slrcls are still the attractions.
The Rawiirs fund having fallen short OF the so0N
WHICH New YORK va. req nised 70 raise the Hon Mose'
al e." OF FoTty. third street. informs that he
counted suns dstepGtahe Tines and Tribune 10
"PIye Sufferers " compla'n because no public an.
uouncemcnt made that children under four years OF
age not admitted TO ooths Theatre.
Catherine Pine, aged II, last evening was severely
irom the stove atS,s Wes. Thirty 6ith street.
Charles HenningeT clerk f9r Frsd; W Smith, Of
dag 20 answer the charge OF embez1ng 1900.
oacer Mccormick, Of Essex Market Police Court
leave tRS salas At The Central 3nce OF 6c Police
The Metropolitan board Of Health have published
their report showing that n the year ending Oct 81.
S i6Ol persons died in New York. snd IN Brooklyn
b,65t.
Capt. Thomas Hlgglnson, who keeps an elesAnl
shaving shop under Tie Park Hote informs us that he
counted - SuSH on irOoklyn terry bCat je.tctdaS
morning No othe; journal wn seen.
The members of the Athlonc Gu.ldof Friendship.
society composed Of lrihmcn from the centre OF Ire
land completed their ARRANGEMENTS last evening for
grand banquet IN Lyric Hall IN the ilth inst
The Police in every part OF the city have befu
ordered 10 make thorough census before nc soth
inst Of an houses OF low repute with the nuuber hnd
OF their nnates also all such houses ~ aro used
as panel CRIBS"
The Empire City Skating Club on Thursday even
ing elected Mr. George Martin fIosldent MI Edwstd
Mills, Jr, Nice'presideut MA joseph ~ Clatk I've.
Secretaiyi Mr. Henry u. Mlls, Treasurer Mr Samnc'
! H. Martin, MeleorologislI and Mr.. 1homs oAskell
| Sergeant at Arms
| Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock the iounFeIG Of
tho Court OF Special Sessions IeAsscmhiod TO hear ths
| Hon. wm. y Hoves revelations tonchng the delle
of confederNing vilh girls IN the Fourteenth Wstd
blacknhl Gudonk GSt euVrs, Iho testluocI okcuk
Paled shf oticAf.
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THE GOLD BUBBLE RISING.
The First Lively Time In the Gold Room
since she FRin' 25ih-Another Coinbina-
tion-Lnct and q Kumors.

tiou -tncts and Rumors.
During the past two weeks, whenever gold
dropped below i2i. aud more especially While the
range from 100 TO 49,, careful observers OF the
daily operations OF the Gold Room have noticed
that certain merchants foreign bankers, and others
were quietly purchasing small amounts, but sggre-
eating large sums Some twenty millions OF dot
bars were believed to have been thus purchased for
spec ula,ive purposes The German bankers bought
all that wac offered at Ii9iidilsH but declined pur
ehsses above those figures.
Il was rumored in the street during last week
that prominent importer had bought taOOO,O00
At i9s and below that Piekersgill and Co. were
Belmont Il Co., having also titlO,00O, while
seligmln a Co Hall garten Co , l.. Won Holman
Co., Philip speyer and other foreign houses were
investing heavily In the precious metal These
to the price, and soon Wall street full of conjCc
tures aud reports respecting mammoth bull
movement which would carry gold 10 l3O whenever
Members OF Congress who wero said TO be in the
ring should have opportunity 10 opcn branch
Gold Board In the halls of legislation
On Monday last operators in the Gold Room recog-
nized = new element OF vitality Impaired to their
transactions by the appearance Of attorneys OF Va.
nous prominent stock operators, who commenced
bidding lively, and gave to the Room visions of its
former aeuvlty. Zach day has recorded more lively
days with boisturous haloong and beliowing, fairly
returned, aud the Gold Room may be regarded as
hasiIs rcgained It's former prestige.
II Is currently reportd that tie socalled Wood
waTl party, with Travers and Smith, Gould 4 Mar.
tn. are tas principal operators In the Gold and
Stock Boards; that Traycrs, was selling gold yes
teriay, aud Smith, Gould a Msrtin buying; that
SegInan a CO., Marx y Co., Won Hoffman, aud
Co we're buying heavily. To-day will be decidedly
o great day IN Wall street. All are on tht Qut cire.
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A WoMIS's STRUGGLES FOR BREAD
Brief Biorrap ply OF Mrs. brances ID. Norris.
tho Victim OF the Queens County Poii-
ticiRns - The Asi oria Onlcinl- who Dare
NOT Prosecute N m Influential I m Wire PulIer.

tho Victim OF the Queens County Poii-
ticiRns - The Asi oria Omcinl- who Dare
not Prosecute an Influential wire-Pniier.
On The 9th ultimo, Mrs. Frances b. Norris the
weknown temperance lectures, was grossly as
ssulted In Astoria Having identified one Lang. the
son OF dairyman, of the assailants, and hav-
Ing failed 10 secure his arrest zone OF the con-
stabulary would serve the warrant, sle to New
York yesterday to consult with an attorney.
Mrs. NSSyis's PARENTS were intemIrrate, and from
her infancy she hated even the tmoll OF liquors.
Her Grandmother had been violent, under the use OF
hQuor. Une day. when Mrs. Norris was n child her
grandmother. while drunk, beat her brutslly, iu-
juring one oi her eye'.
To escape from an unhappy home, she married
when young Her husband, who was tender aud
temperate, soon died. Len without money, she be.
came school teacher. Subsequently sle took 4
profitable situation as travelling agent for book
publishing rrm and yielded to the pesuasion OF her
friends to lecture on temperance. She married
afan. Her husband became an incurabe drunkard.
lie killed beautiful young child In her arms by
striking the infant with large Bible. Another
the assault became insane. Drink In n short time
did its work. and lodged the victim under tho sod.
Mrs. Morris has since earned her bread az an
chectiNe Temperance lecturer, aud IL was while she
was on II Temperance mission In Astoria that she
wAs maltreated by the Queens county officials. She
comes 10 New York to sue for dams;re, because no
Officer in Queens couBty dare prosecute one of the
influential rO,itlcians who "a Implicated III the az.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-08
THE POISONED PORK.
A Detailed and Connected Account OF the
Tricinw Casualty Fosr Persons Already
Dead-Fncts and Incidents.

CorreSposdeics Qf he chicago Eterfa0 bs.
BrLvipEnk. ILL.,, Jan. IL am euabed to send
The terrible cases OF trchinr splrahs rSisting
IN the town OF E.mpahirc, kine county, about
nSpis have be, puhllshcd in relation thereto near
ly all OF which contain cfrure.
sThc farm which these cases originated Is owned
OF the time, in New YORK Ciiy. Mr. a ". Downs,
OF this place ha charge ofNsrous pieces Of property
belot ging TO MoloDi, among tLem this Kane county
iafIn. Mr. Downs has been absent ior a week al
this friohttu suffering engaged n attending 10 the
waits OF the aniitcd people as tsr Ne pcssbe, and
returned last evening. From him learn what fol
lows
1.-The fsiniiy living on Molony'- Arm as also the
Last fall tho former turned In SON 20 tt, the mi.
NAL being one and half years old, and which bad
droPgod litter cf p-s in the summer. She vas
killed about three weeks ago. and was m fair coEd
ton, neither poor nor very fat and apparently
h althy part OF the animal was cut NJ into hams,
aud portion made into Bologna sausaTes.
The family began eating the meat. and gave some
10 tie nelghDor-. MI using II without cooking. In
three oT four days se'csal member; Of tne family
called but afIcr few dave, rs he was AT a loss TO
determine the cbllcrr OF the disease DR.. Green OF
prononnecd il tiien,sr' Ia Two weeks ten persons
had been seized v ith toe malldy. Four have died.
Ave cannot possibly hive, and one has bat the very
falntest show OF recovery.
After the death Of yo-ng woman, DIR. Green dis-
sected piece Of iltsh from her thigh, and also OBJ
lsincd piece OF the meat Identical with that eaten
and took the parts to Eisn where they were placed
under magnifying glass with enlarging power OF
sx hundred times, and subjected 10 searching ez-
animation. The parasites were discovered In IN
Vulnerable quantities, II q estimated that they ex.
isted TO the number oi million o. to tue cubic nch.
long. fat, and with heads.
The patients suffer fearful agony They have their
sonses aud describe the sensations they experience
TO be like the scnc~t rheumatic painr. Nhca
moved Ia the sughest manner their suherings are
Intense Their eyes arc CLASSY and pro'radiuy, snd
seven physicisns from Flsip Narenso sycamore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-08
LORD AISsLEY'S COCKTAILS.
Dick Radiord Tending Bar In n Drinking
saloon on tie Oatskirts OF Bostop-How
no Is D.seutsed.


A gentleman who returned from Boston on
Hhur.dsy says that he cav Mr. Richard Radford.
aiiaS LORD Hubert Leroy Aisnley, who recently fed
DO dirgrace from this city, employed ~ bsrkceper
last week, In an obscure drinking establishment In
1be subufbs Of that city. Al hrst the gentleman did
not recognize the ould. be lord who evidently bas
sakeu good care tiat no u all. Radford Is much
uttered and has weary and careworn expression
on his stni handsome face. lie has shaved OF en-
birety bIs once admired golden mou-tache, and has
probsby donned wig, al his hair 10 now consider
ably darker taaa when he Was In this city. lie was
well dressed and made de-p, rate efforts TO appear
seEpossessed. My lord ~ mixed . " cocktail" for
our Informant. which We assured was exceedingly
nice. The titled barkeepcr asked the gentleman
whether he was from New York, what the news
was, and had they heard anything from Lord
Radford was told that things In the metropolis
were gcucrally quiet ana even dun; THAT there Was
little II any news except that people believed that
the fellow calling hmselfa lord mad gone TO Europe
-WhereupOn the natty barke+per rabbed hrs SOFT
white hands together and proposed another drink.
, lie has been forbidden the principal gambling
establishments In this city, and altbough he has
never visited Mr.. hOrrissry's es,ab lshment, that
gentleman hIs repeatedly said he would put him out
II he did. Radiord having thus been denied admis-
sion 10 the gaming establishments, has been driven
20 keeping bar.
Mrs Radlcrdh has almost recovered from her re-
nfnt severe illness,
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New Hamp.hire Republican Convention.

CoscopD, Jan. THE Hon. Onslow Stearns
was nominated for Governor ana Charles =. Gage
for Railroad Commissioner A communication was
subsequently received from Gov. Steurnr declining
tic rcnominatlon on account OF III health. A com.
init ee was appointed TO walt upon the nominee and
request him 10 reconsider hts acliOn. Resolutions
were adopted exercising confidence In the Admins
trauon congratulating the country on the reduction
Of the public deDt hvoring toe abolition OF the
franking privilege; urgnR tnat the nominal restorn
wac null aud vud ana denOuneing the action Of the
New York Legislature In reference to the Fifteenth
Amendment. as blow AIMED at Impartial suffrage,
Gov. stcarns withdrew hrs decllnati0n, aud the con
yenton adjourned with resolutions IN eulOGy OF OK
Secretary Stanton.
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LIFE In THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE Br THE
SUNS REPORTERS.

Life iusura nee Extrrordinary-Tbe Newest
Of the lmposittous - spurious Company
and Impudrut Cnnva-sers.
Early in December Nehemiah Brown, pretend.
ing TO be n general agent OF th- Farmers and Me-
ehanics' Life Insurance Company, called on Mrs
Msrssret Roelier, Of 10 West Forty.fourtn street.
aud asked her to insure her life She told him she
would think about it; and the next week he called
again, when shc agreed to take out endowment
policy. Thcreupon he informed her that she must
nrst pass medical examination. The next day he
reappeared with DR.. Charles Kuhn, OF 1883 Orchard
street, who obliged the woman TO di.robe and an.
swcr many imperiinent questions. They then took
from her ti6 IA the first premium, for which they
gave her receipt on one OF the Company's blanks.
Then they went away, telling her that she should
ceVe her policy at 40 early day. As she had intended
to make Christmas pi esent TO her husband Of the
policy, Mrs ROelIer said nothing TO him about IL
I'll o lew DAYS ago, when size had given up all hope
Of ever receiving t. Mr. Rocter visited the onice of
the Company, and sound the concern = fraud. He
then appeacd to the police, and Kuhn and Brown
were arrtrtel.
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JUSTICE LEDpITH sERESADED.
Dcuunciation Of the Ring Order Throwing
the Justice out Of the District Tor which
he wns Eieeted-The end not yet-The Day
OF Retribution not far Distant.

Druunciation Of the Ring Order Throwing
the Justice out OF the District Tor which
he wns Eieeted-The end not yet-The Day
Of Retribution not far Distant.
\ procession numbering about six or seven
thousand Of the citizens OF the Twentieth Ward
paraded last evening through Thirty eighth street,
Nirth avenue. Thirty.drst street, Tenth avenue,
Twenty-seventh street, Sey.nth avenue, Thirty
third street. to the residence OF Justice Ledwith, 29
West Thirty third street. TIE procession Lsled
with cheers during its parade through the Wsrd.
Amer the band had finished its greeting, Justice
Ledwith appeared on the balcony OF his Louse, and
was greeted with enthusiastic cheering. when the
applause had subsidized Justice Ledwith said
FFsR; 70 saas sS dS be
on S SSs ress,S s Snn & S ISq5 gepss99 sna ,a;
II was hut one month YOU elected me the nagis
trste tor ,his Police District Ihis sou secon pll,hed
OF the Tammany Ring. Guiding their money. repeat
ere ss sS sII c05ueI 5 eessd s c as SnS Rgh % s
Hoard Police Justices, have said that shall pre-
ESI'sS :. va. Sy s%9Fty as have been cred
which was given me the count yogr wishes thus
aenanty. aud andaelors'y disresarded Why, my
lie wshs, OF he rSmrany KIM aud P1tef d swecSy
and they have thu. sought to punish you b. transfer
hey have iof the moment triumphcd; hut the day
voice % the people cannot Dc thus di,fegAried Tnn
,eftain Tor st sman The kindes pcrsonai feeling;
bus ,hl, feel That am not the magistrate whom the
S 80 oG Win ne ssSssTee & Of ny GM.a duty
nee every effort 70 expose aud oppose this CORRUPT
RE and WI sNpsnd every cent OF the "a AIRY OF tho
Lei u' peIrsyere. The peoOle a,s with u,i apd q vii
law OF our Imperial metropolis
Justice Ledwl,b retired amid deafening cheers
Samuel q. Courtney ESQ, erUnittd States District
Attorney, delivered eloquent speech rlaiory
OF the removal OF Justice Ledwlth joseph Blumcn-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-08
Naval Anairs-A Change In AdIairHI.' Ptags
The New Naval Uniforms.

The Navy Department or Admiral Porter has
0vdered a new change In the form OF hags to be
worn by Admirals anoat. The tlme-honored blue
pennsnt is abolished, and IN its place . nag all
stripes, red aud white, precisely like the American
ensign without the union OF blue held is TO be
nown at the main bv the Admiral, at the fore by the
vice-Admirsl, ana At the mizzentop bv all Rear
Admirlls. Tho nag has been hying from Rear-Ad'
miral Godon's flag ship Vermont since Wednesday
last. The now Admirars dag resembles the BIe-
men standard OF distance, and our Dag chips here
Ater will be mistaken for cran from that bnsy port.
The tsilors OF WsshngtO0 are understood TO be
IN close communication with the chameleon Ad'
miral Porter, proposing radical change In the
anilorms Of the oihcers OF the naval and marine
service. Ihis will make he hhh change that has
nirai is understood 70 be preparing specially new
Uniform for his proposed cruise In june neat to Eu
dope ~ commander OF the European squadron. II
WIN DO eI'irelJ unlike anything seen before In those
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-08
Til. aouuhs az a Pigeon Mach.

The pigeon shooting match for ~ Ooo aud the
championship between Ira Pane, Of New York, and
ChRrI Morgan, OF New Jersey, on Du Bots hat
by a crowd OF city r'ughs, and Morgan had very
hitlo fair play, Finally the referee decided the
foTtysecond bird against him on the ground that his
man hsd gathered the bird from behind instead Of
faelng II. A dIsIUte arose, durng which the roughe
cut Open the basket OF pigeons and soon there were
not enough lcft - shoot the match out Pane be-
ing ahead Ou the score the match decided 10 nis
lavor. The judges were Mr.. Marshall for Paine,
Mr. Clarke for Morgan and Mr. Samuel Spencer
oniciutcd In the double capacity OI trapper and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-08

On the 2lst Of December, of Key West, storm
rose and made breaches over the deck OF the m0Hi
tor Dictator, the spray reaching the turret gallery
The vessel was apparently making about four knots
up more than steerage way aud when she pitched II
Drought the prOpecrs out OF water. During the
gale II would have been imoossible to communicate
with or render any assistance to tue monitor, us u
boat could not possibly have approached her, nor
could any one with safety have stood on her deck.
Wnen the Psle moderated tho Severn took the Die.
tator ia tow. Admiral Poor says that monitors
should not be sent 10 sea except Ia Moderate
,.eather.
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The Commissioners of Charities and Correc
tion, accompanied by Mcssr. Larremore. Lwi-
smythe, and Other members of the Board OF fdnca
t!on, visited the school ship Mercury OF Hart's
island yesterday. The Commissioners touched at
the Inobriste Asylum, aud thcir arrival ut Harts
Island we're warmly received by the young tar who
manned the yards OF their guily dressed Mercury.
The Rev. Dr. Chaplin addressed the boys on the fi-
ture possibilities" OF their cxaltahon 70 the PreSi.
dcncy. CommissiGner Kelly, of the Board Of Rdu.
cation thea, behalf OF his associates gave Henry
Walters and Matthew Murphy beautiful bronze
medals
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
GREAT BRITfIN LAUGHING AT THB
GOvERNOR OF NEW YORK.

Gov. Holman Responsible for the Misman-
sgemcnt Of the Erie Railwny-Charies
Dickcns's Views OF the kind Of Democ-
racy they Have in London.
LosDos, Jan. Sir Curtis Lampson has
written letter to the London Time, rdculing the
anti-repu daton declaration In the annual message
OF the Governor Of the State OF New York. He
takes occasion 70 remind Gov. Hoffman that Il 10
owing to his action that Fisk has control Of the Erie
that fraud.
Charles dickens delivered a speech In Blrming
ham last evening. He alluded TO tho fact that
former speech Of his had been misunderstood, and
he would therefore take this occasion to restste his
political creed. lie had no faith In the people with
u small ~ governing but entire faith in the people
with large p governed. He put Infinite trust 10
the masses none whatever in the so-cslled ruling
class,
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LONG ISLAND.

Steamboat communication is TO be established be.
tween Flushing and New York.
The Flushing Drainsgc Commission have divided
Flushing into seven dlulnagc districts.
Three tald headed eagles we're shot near Suffolk
Stston, the largest measuring feet from tip TO tip OF
wing,
st Agncs's Roman Catholic Church, Greenpoint,
be dedicated on h day next NcsrGcneIa al Very
Rev Johu +, Turner will ofiiciate.
The people Of Newton have petit oned the Legisia.
ture to DIV ide th1 town into four districts, with ono
Justice Of the UcAre, two cOnsables oyerseef OF
highway and one TOW q auditor TO each district
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The ,Isce-AIIrp Prize Figh,

Allen wishes to fight somewhere near 81. Louis.
He also wants Mace to pu, up the original champion
belt that ncenan and Sayrcs fought for. lie Insists
nso that Mace shall meet him in Pittsburgh to ar.
range prelimiuarles. Mace would like to light la
Nirsir a or Crndda. ana thinks he would have no
sh.w II he went TO 81. Louis. even 10 Cincinnati.
He is not willing to put up the champion belt. and
says he Will have belt made similar Ia the one
Allen holds. Mace says he cannot 80 Ia Pittsburgh,
but will pay Aliens cSpouses II The LATER VIII come
Ia NpN
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Banoue, ore csrc de rBarmon,e.

The French Cercle de rlIsrmonie celebrated
their fourth anniversary last evening by babqucts
their Club house In Clinton place Some dny mem-
bers OF the CLUB and invited guests were present
and the occasion was one OF unusual enjoyment
Mr. Solomon, the President OF the Club. presided
with great success, assisted by Mr. Fleuro and Mr.
Tromentha The subjects of the regular toasts
were 'he Cercle &c IHarmonie, France, the United
we're made by Mr. Sllomon, Mr. Villa, editor OF the
Nptro Uo1dt Mr.. Dana. Mr.. Ferrcr de Cou;o, Mr.
fleurc, Mr. Schwab, Mr.. valiant Mr.. Marie, and
Others. The festivities were prutrrted til . late
hour In tie evening. and passed of In the most de-
lgLtiul manner
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LATEST LABOR NEWS.

Brcklsy ers' Union No. 10 have struck
The extensive print works OF Messrs Reid, Barry
ry Co. Of passalc, j.. viii begin operations next
week with 200 employees.
Tie Morkngmon's Union last nlght elected
Presjdent Nelson W, Young, Wee. Presidents Purdy
and Brunow Recording Secretary, X. Blunt Core.
spending sec ctarY, j. Jessupi Financial Secretary.
n. Rice Treasurer, john Wood and Mr.. Alex FRO up
kaFfe InT Arr