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Piedmont and Arlington
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO,
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND, VA.
ASSETS JAN. !, 1870, OVER. ......S2,OoO,OOO
POLICIES IN FORCE JAN. l..-..-.. 10000
A little over Two Years Business.
All investments secured by mortgages on Real
estate, covering dousle the amount invested.
PLAN MUTUAL.
Policy Holders Participating in the Profits
Dividends paid last year ~ per cent.
A success without precedent in this country or
Europe.
Policies Nonforfeitable.
No Restrictions Oh Residence
or Travel.
OFFICERS.
W. c. Darlington, President,
John E. Edwards Vice President.
ID. j. HartsoOk, Secretary.
j. J. Hopkins Assistant Secretary.
B. G.. HartsOok, Cashier,
James Il. Wolf, Superintendent of Agencies.
6 6 IL H"9 s%i1 RSSF&sGT T. NJ D. Medical Advisers,
George Ross, NJ. D.,
Prof. Edward b. Smith, Actuary.
ID. p. Fackler, Consulting Actuary.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. B. Isaacs VIM. II. Palmer,
r. II. Maury, VIM. q. Taylor,
4 % G F cn22i6rton & HcH StSf Fsrrow
Daniel j. Hartsook, John G. Williams,
j. j. Hopkins. Geo. ). Palmer.
John z. Edwards,
Branch Office, ClarkSburg, W. Va.
Hon. JOHN ]. DAVIS, rs. sPATEs,
DIRECTORS.
G. j. Stealey, 7. H. Goodwin,
Abraham Smith, James Lynch,
X. L. LOwndes, r. n Pool,
James =. Davis, Geo. Bastable, :,
DR.. j. L. Carr, VIM. S. Sumner.
All surplus aQcruing from business in this
State is pledged by the Company to DO loaned
or invested within the State.
IL N. POOL, General Agent,
CLARKSBURG, W. VA.
j. ". McvVHORTER, Agent,
WHEELING, w. VA.
Agents wanted everywhere in the State.
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MARRIAGE

Reflect that n sound mind and body are tho
most necessary requisites 70 promote connuLial
happiness. Indeed, without these the iouru-,
through life becomes = weary pilgrimage, tho
prospect hourly darkcns 20 tho view; the mind
becomes Swallowed with despair and oiled Win
the melancholy retleCtion that the hApplnoss Of
another becomes blighted with our own
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by certain pr,c
tice INDUCED In when alone, q habit frequsptI,
learned from evil companions, or at school n.
effects Of which are nightly felt, oven When
asleep, and II not cured renders marriage IN,
possible. and destroys both mind and boz,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that . yeuhg man. the hope Of
his country, the darling Of 6is parents, shou a
be matched from all prospects and enjoyment.
Of life by the consequences Of deviAting frun
secret habit. Such persons must, before coz
formulating
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, December 4th, 1869.
DAssENG TRAINS WILL RUN
j by the following schedule on and after
December 9Th, lsG9-Wheeling time:
CINCINNATT EMPRESS
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YOUNG MEN

Especially, who have become the victim,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and desir1r,
habit which annually sweeps 10 a. upti,.,ii,
grave thousands of Young Men CT the uISst y,
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who miSt
otherwise have entranced listening Senaiss = =,
the thunder Of eloquenoe or walked TO eg,., 80
the thrilling Tyre, may call with foil rouhds,
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS
DIR. JOHNSTON,

Member of the Royal College Of Surgeons I.g
don, graduate from one OF the most smir,',
Colleges in the United States, and the grra,rr
part of whose life has been spent in the ho,r.
where, has effected some Of the most astopt.S
ing cures that were ever known. Ma
troubled with ringing in the head and ears a -.
asleep, great nervousness, being alarmed at .uj
den sounds, bashfulness, with frequent BLU
ing, attended, sometimes with dsrangemeut !,
"A nara On rad
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DIX. JOHNSTCN
Has discovered the most Certain. SPEEDY
only Efectnal Remedy in the world fnr e..
ness Of the Back or Limbs, Structures. As,.....
Of the Kidneys and Bladder, InvoluntarT ia
charges, Impotency, General DEBILITY NO.,
ness, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low Spirits Covs'
sion of Ideas, PAlpitation Of the Heart, To-.
ty, Trembling. Dinness Of Sight, GiSsI-.--.
Disease Of the Head, Throat, Nose or Skin a.
fections Of the Liver, Lungs, Stomach or "a
els-those Terrible Disorders arising fror =
tary Habits Of Youth-sEcREr and scitS.-
practices more fatal 20 their victims than -
songs Of Syrsns TO the Mariners of Ill
bhghting their most brilliant hopes or AMI -
tons, rendering marriage, &C., Impossible .
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Branch Office, Clarksburg, W. Va

All surplus a0cruing from business in this
State is pledged by the Company to be loaned
or invested within the State.
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KosKoo.

Which KOSKOO has attained In all parts Of the
country as Q
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THE CITY BANK SHARES.

The following were the bids for the city bank
shares:-New York, 1888; Manhattan 1857; Mer-
chants, ILL., Mecnanics, 1913; Union, 1913; America
145; CITY, 2lO; Phenix, l0sh; Tradesmens, ISL; Me-
chanics and Traders 100; National lis; Merchants
Exchange, 100; Seventh Ward, ITO; Commerce, 1873;
Ocean, so; Broadway, 250 Mercantile, 125; American
Exchange 1l3; Chatham, 10; Irving 100; Citizens
1870; Peoples. 140; Gr0cers, l1o; Market, 100;
Nassau, l09 Continental, 94 st. Nicholas, Il5; In
porJers aud Traders 1853; Park, l6o; Central Ma
tional 105; Fourth National, 1857; Ninth Ma
tional 1l0: Tenth National, l25; Bankers and Bro
kers Association 10l.
THE SOUTHERN BONDS DULR.
The Southern list was extremely dull, but steady.
Prices closed on the street as roows-Tennessee ex
coupon, e2a 62t4; do, new, 60 6OA; Virginia, ex
coupon, 65 81; do. new, 65a 8s; do, registered
stock, 53 q 537i; Georgia sxes SO 50; do. sevens,
new, OIL 9l5s; do. do, DID, 90a 92; North Carolina,
ex coupon, 90 81 do, funding, 1866, 40 q
sl do. do 1868, "a u So; DO, new, 20 a 2o1s;
do, special tax. 23% "a; Missouri skies,
COZ q 0oA: do Hannbal and tSt. Joseph), 90 a
9Ok; Louisiana skies, II 73; do. new, CA % 66;
do levee skies, IS II; do. do, eights SO SO; do.
penltentlary sevens 70 so; do railroad eights 50
SC; Alabama 1ves 70 a 70; do eights, 100 lO1;
do railroad eights s5 100; South Carolina skies,
50 a So; do., new July, 90 10; do, new, April
and october, II a "a; do, Arkansas per cent,
IS q 80; do. 7 per cent 70 "a; Mobile and Ohio
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One O'Clock p. M.
STREET QUOTATIONS..
CONJUGAL lNfELIClTY IN CINCINNATI.
A Mother Attempts to Poison Her Five Chill.
drcn for Revenge Against Her Husband.
Five O'Clock p. M.

"A WOtner AttemptS 10 ROBSON her rive ChlIs
drcn for Revenge Against Her Husband.
From the Cincinnati Gazette. Sept. 1871
Some time ago Mrs. Ann Eckert was divorced from
her husband on account Of habitual drunkenness
Since the divorce Mr. Ecker has lived with his six
little children in the house OF william Doepke on
Main street. between Liberty and Orchard. Mrs,
Eckert, 1t seems, has harbOred LII feelings towards her
husband aud has contemplated some act OF revenge.
Early yesterday morning, as 1t appears she went to
Mr.. DOepke's house. called out her Oldest daughter
girl about nine years of age, and cautioned her
drink no coffee at breakfast, as she intended to
poison the five other Children and did not wish her
to share their fate. Accordingly when breakfast
was served, the girl declined taking any coffee, but
this circumstance coupled with her unusual man.
ner, exclied suspicion that something was wrong.
Upon being questioned she finally confessed
what her mother had told her. The coffee was
therefore examined by DR.. Miles and Mr.. Euslin the
druggist, who found in 1t enough verdgrs TO poison
the whole family. 1t was afterward ascertaned that
Mrs. Eckert had procured the poison at the drug
store of Mr.. Mueller corner OF Fifteenth and Race
streets, on the preceding day. Mrs. Eckert was
arrested and lodged In the Race street engine house.
She did not deny the crime but alleged that she had
been badly treated by her husband, whom she
charged with having been false to her.
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.

CLOSING PRICES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
The following were tile closing prices at the last
session OF the Stock Exchange:-Canton Company,
s5; Consolidation Coal % 29h; Cumberland Iron,
35; Western Onion, S41s SAX; Quicksilver, s q 8;
Manposa, bid; do. preferred, 104 107I; Adams
Express, 65h a e6A; Wells-Fargo Express ssJzSa
As; do scrip 2zs S11; American Express, 42I a
424; United States Express, 3sk q 80; Pacific
MAIL 43s a 43k; Atlantic Mail, 80; New
York Central consolidated, % s3A; do.
scrip, SsH ssA; Erie, 22X 231;
Harlem, l33>s 134a; Reading. s6s1 bid; Lake
Shore, s31. o3A; Illinois Central, 1851 bid; Cleve.
land and Plttsbnrg, 1o7 lo7H; Chicago and North
western, SIX s3S; do. preferred, s7% ss; Cleve-
land, Columbus, Cincinnati and Indianapolis, 79Z
80; New Jersey Central, lOe 1861; Rock Island,
l1s,s 11e,S; Milwaukee ans ST. Paul, e3X CA; do.
preferred, SIS ~ sl1; Toledo Wabash and Western,
52X 531k; do preferred, 70; Fort Wayne, OAK 95;
Chicago and Alton, ll2]a l13; do preferred, lis;
Ohio and Mississippi, s4s s4A; ST. Louis and Iron
Mountain, 46A ASH; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western, 1o6 los u; Morris and Essex, SO q S9A;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, l12ll l13; do. preferred
ia LIS; Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Central,
Tx al71s.
TIE RAILWAY MORTGAGES.
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A Novel Mode Of Begging Subscriptions
Syetematie Charity.

The First Presbyterian church at Lowell, Mass. :,
after an earnest discussion Of ways and means for
meeting current expenses. and raising building
fund, have decided to adopt the "envelope plan,"
80 called, which is rapidly coming into vogue.
The plan is this
Sets Of envelopes, ffty two in number, are pre-.
pared having across the top the dates of all the
6abbaths of the year. Then follows quotation
from First Corinthians, xvi, 2--"Upon the first
day Of the week." &C., and then pledge to pay
to the treasurer Of the particular charge a Ger.
tain sum weekly, for the support of the preacher,
missions, &C., for each of the fifty-two Sabbaths
of the year. One of these envelopes is given to
each and every regular attendant upon the public
services Of the church, man, woman and child,
and each is invited to subscribe something. The
treasurer keeps book with the name Of every
person to whom an envelope is handed, and with
the date on which each began to give. On each
Lords day every subscriber should select the
envelope bearing the date of that day, enclose in
Il the amount he promised to give and at the
close of the services hand it to the treasurer. II
any subscriber has been absent from Sickness or
other cause he his family is expected to fill out
and return for the absent days also. The trea.
surer can thus check of on his register the sums
paid, which would show at q glance those who
were delinquent.
This system has worked successfully in several
Instances,
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THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.

THE IMPORTS OF THE WEEK.
The imports, other than dry goods and specie at
the port Of New York for the week ending Septem.
ber le, 1870 were s3,133,5sl.
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning of the year,
For the Week. 1868. 1869. 1870
Entered at port. So 295, ,940 $2519 800 S322O41s
Thrown on market. 2,609,247 2,SS0.743 3e63,O67
Since Jd7t l.
Entered at port... 6l,s71, ,23O 1890 $40 775S7173
Thrown on market. 63Q05,S77 73,224,SS9 79,21O.677
The total imports at this port for the past week
amount to se35a,999, against s5,s172s7 the previous
week and s66ss, ,562 for the corresponding week OF
last year. The total imports at New York for the
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Railroad, sterling, 70 so DO interest eights ~
"a; New Orleans and Jackson, first mortgage.
SO a "a; do. second, 70 a ~; Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, first mortgage, 50 o Sc; do.
second, ~ rs; DO. stock, SO 3s; Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, guaranteed by South Carolina.
60 q so; Macon and Brunswick, guaranteed by Geor-
gia 73 a IS; Memphis City skies, 81 So; savannah
City sevens so a 81; New Orleans consols, II 72;
do. issue railroad sxes 70 II; do. new sevens, 70
a "A.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT.
The following is detailed report of the specie
exported from New York during the week ending
Sn,,fou nlaarl L
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MURDER IN ONTARIo.-A horrible

MURDER IN ONTARIo-A horrible murder was
committed near Goderch, Ont, Tuesday. A
highly respected and wealthy citizen, named
Joseph Dean, in company with young man, name
not learned, started on shooting excursion up the
lake shore. In the evening the young man returned
alone ana stated that Dean had fallen out OF the boat
and, on account OF the amount Of shot and hunting
accoutreme. IS about his person, was unable to
credited by t friends of MIR. Dean and they caused
his arrest. Wednesday morning he confessed to
having shot Mr.. Dean In the back or the head kill
ing him instantly and hid the body under pine
log. He acknowledged that he killed him Tor his
money, forty dollars. and gold watch. The friends
OF Mr. Dean went III search OF the body and found II
as the young murderer had stated-Btlf0lO Express,
Sept IA
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FIRES CURING THE WEEK.

Fire Marshal McSpedon reports seventeen fires dur
fng the week ending at twelve O'Clock Yesterday as
Observation-Disclosures OF occupants and employees,
3; defective arrangement Of boiler l. defective iue
l; explosion Of boiler l; explosion Of Kerosene lamp
2; overheated Journal, /; sparks from chimney, 2;
sparks rom locomotive, L. spontaneous combustion,
4, unhhown, q. TWO persons were arrested by the
ponce during the week on, SspiciOn Of arson, but
were subsequently dischN ID an investigation
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YOUTH FtL DEpRAvJTY.-Mr. Mcfarland. the tru
mn 0ilcer, came upon party OF eight or ten bows
yesterday VINO were playing cards In the Old cemc-
tery on Mechanic street. When they saw hin they
all ran away but two who were so drunk fnat thev
could not get up from the ground. These were car
ried TO the police Office. lt hardly be expected
that m0ralizng will atiect boys OF fourteen who are
far lost to every sense Of decency get dead
drunk while playing cards in graveyard. Worcester
Apv, Sept TX
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BUR6LARI0Us MIssIvEs.--A gentleman OF Chicago,
VINO Iound IL necessary to take the life of burglar
soine VINE since, 10 prevent quantity OF valuable
properly IRON being removed, has since been dis
turDed AZ intervals by the receipt OF letters caution
ing nlm 10 De always prepared Tor DEATH The mis-
slves are usually brought to his room at midnight,
ano tnc messengers beat hasty retreat after de-
nver1ng them. A few days since he had former
empioye arrested on suspicion of being the writer,
O0t there seems to be no EVIDENCE against hun
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,
SATURDAY, Sept. l7-6 L. NJ.
oFOpM ANN uIrINEcs

WALL STREET, l
SATURDAY, Sept. 17--6 L. NJ.
STORM AND DULNEss.
The very inclement weather to-day which was all
the more disagreeable from contrast TO the recent
fine spell, assisted the usual dulness Of Saturday in
Wall street, and the markets were soft and lower,
but could hardly be called weak or heavy. In the
Gold Room there was an unsettled and itful move
ment, which resulted in decline to 1l32s, against
1l4 early In the forenoon, but the dealings were on
Q restricted scale and devoid OF interest. After the
bank statement there was more bidding and the
price rose to ia again. The export Of specie to-
day was S45l 900. The course OF the market Is
lcs cha t,t,ia
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Books for the Colored People.

Second hand books are called for by w. D..
Biegfried missionary at Augusta, Ca, for the freed
men of the South. He writes:-
Oh, that you of the favored North, East and
West could see how eagerly the colored pupils,
young and old, read old wornout religious books !
They do not stop, disgusted with q soiled cover
ing but pass on and devour the substance of the
book. They greatly need and desire books for
family reading.
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Dress I'm Church.

The Episcopal Register makes the following
appeal for needed reform:-
Thousands will not 60 to church at all because
they cannot dress fine enough to be seen in the
congregation. Thousands. we say, never worship
God In His sanctuary; never are seen in His
house, and are deprived of all privileges, because
Christians will not realize that there Is becom-
ing dress when we appear in the place where we
are commanded to assemble ourselves together
IL there no hope of reformation? Are there none
courageous enough to come to church in beAt-
ting dress. such as becometh US when we realize
the object for which we are gathered, the injury
that we may cause, or otherwise the good that
will ensue from high, holy and virtuous exam
ple
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TILE BANK STATEMENT.

The banks seem to have exhibited considerable
apprehension for The future of money, despite the
ease In the market the past week. Tor In their state
ment this afternoon they exhibit a reduction OF
sass, 600 in loans. The deposits have fallen Off to
the same extent, while the customs payments on
mercantile account have led to decrease OF over
600 IN specie. The loss in surplus reserve is
only $3.50 0ooleaving the banks with 50, 600 for
any contingency OF The fall demand for currency In
the Interior The statement contrasts with Its pre-
decessor as fOlloWs:--
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In the gold loan market the rate ranged rlom five
per cent for carrying to nat l. 1G and per cent and
1-o4 to Monday Tor borrowing The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as follOws:--
Gold cleared. sl9, ,442 600
Gold balances. $50 442
Currency balances. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1907 529
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MONEY IRREGULAR.

The rate for money ranged from four to seven per
cent the latter being purely exceptional figure and
occurring only where the borrowers or their collat-
erals were not first class in the estimation OF the
lenders. The prevailing rates five and six per
cent stocks and five on governments but some OF
the leading government dealers had balances lert
with them ar four per cent Discounts were un-
changed.
Foreign exchange was dull and without change.
GOVERNMENTS QUIET.
the government market was steady and quiet,
closing with the following street quotations:U
states currency skies, 111s 11lH DO, 1881 regis
tered, 113A LA; do. do coupon, 113s4 ia; DO.
hve-twentes, registered, May and November, 1l11s
111s1; do. DO, 1862 coupon, de-, 1925 1925 90.
do., 1854 40. do, 111 a1llsl; de- do. 1866. do do
l1O1a lloSs; do. do., 1885, coupon, do, 10Y
11oss; do. do, 1867, do. do, 110H 11osS; do. de-
1865 do. de- 11OE l1Os do. ten-fertes, registered
1865 1867; do do, coupon, 1868 1861.
STOCKS DULL AND LOWER.
The Stock Exchange was dull, although fairly at
tended for so stormy day. There was q DISPOSE
ton to postpone new engagements over the week,
as usual on Saturdays. and when 1t was rumored at
the close that the trunk lines unable to agree
on harmonious schedule OF increased freight rates
there was some realizing, and prices yielded an
eighth to half per cent from the best Of the day,
exceptions occurring, where the decline was In one
another was over one per cent. The following table
Will illustrate the course OF the market which
closed steady at reaction from the lowest price,
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Chief OF the Medical stan Janeway, or the feve
hospital, Blackwells Island yesterday INFORMED
Coroner Schirmer that an unknown man mad det
to-day.
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James Donahue, superintendent OF the Free
Labor Bureau Nos. and 10 Clinton place, makes
the following report or business for the week ending
September lI:-Number OF males applied for sItua-
tiOns lo4; females s2s: male help reauired lg6:
female, 9I2; situations procured for l58 males and
79s females. Total number OF situations procu red
954.
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There were last week ss4 births, ATT deaths and
l40 marriages.
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POLITICAL.

Ar5A. anS hARSE AMP ENTHgs14sTIc g5gsy MEETING
%ss
m Resolved aa. ~: a..ocisS. Ion nominate John Han
voted for at the ensuing election November s. 1870
Resolved That we earnestly recommend our canddates
&c GsnsT. CO%mes nm, ~ Of ti. ,s. ward FOR their
an unwaverus friend Of the wOrfnsman and sourteoas
and SI.osas honorable Eye gentlemen; nc nan.
and lawful means . secure his election that not
day convinced as we are shat
in working insure big elections laborng the n.
% s TO as
sS1S for sh. Mat
1sw nsw fs aG saa rfT FUsny Clerk Charles E.
Ns"' ]'q' wILLiAH FXYETTE, rTs"s Vice President,
H. hUSsoN, Secretary. DAVID HANSON, Treasurer.
ATA MEETING or THE rouRrEENrH WARD W. R.
No S6 BUon'e street the following resolution adopt
Resolved That we knowing the patriotism honesty, ener
gy and intellectual eap.by Of Colonel W. R. Roberts, deem
him the candidate best entitled to the vote of the people Of
The f''TDf JoER Named h%YGs Tsrs Ts.ssH
$SSSis $SSS SSSSs%s; SssS$s sss;;.3s s5s:s%'
r., JOSEPH 10 o'kEILI,y, corTe.ponding Secretary
O'Clock, at No. 3sl Brooms street.
AT REGULAR MEETING or TIE WILLIAM NJ
"A Tweed Association Of the Eighteenth ward their
street and First avenue PRECEDENT Augustine r. Costello
In the chair, the following resolutions unanmousy
adopted:
Whereas the members Of this association have learned
with feelings OF profound satisfaction enthusiasm
Is the ntention or Tainmany Hall confer Colonel
william r. Roberta the nomination OF Representative in
Eess from tho Firth Congressional district OF this city
bracng the Seventh, Tenth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth
Therefore, rs Resolved, That await the decision of
ss Of hs w nG n s s
Roberts bail, with acclamRton, Representative man
the Irish people of America who has by through
thick and thin IN all their efforts towards
and unity Though have not the no being citizens
Df Whic y
ers s soon to be tho representative Washington yet
cannot hesitate tn place ourselves
determined supporters Of man who has sacrificed time.
money and comfort " asf the lowy and the oppressed
and whose integrity 10 like that OF without or
reproaeh. -
Resolved That tho members OF this association pledge
themselves 10 uss effort their power place Colonel
William r. Roberts in ths position br,tng hts eloauence
ability and integrity at Washington.
AUGUSTINE u. COSTELLO President
~ BOURKE, Vice President.
JOIN DoSoUor, Secretary.
7. D0oLHy, Treasurer
A LARGE ASn ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF THE
n Fourteenth Ward Democratic Assocstion held At
~ Prince street was unanimously resolved that
r. Roberts or hrst choice for Congress from thr Fifth Con
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A LARGE ASn ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING oE TIE
N Fourteenth Ward Democratic Association was held Al
~ Prince street II unanimously resolved that i.
r. Roberts our first choice for Congress FROM Fifth Con
gressionnl district ~ E'"
John OConnor, President Robert Nichols Treasurer
rarick keiiyl vice fres. James White, Secretary.
Michael oBrien, Vice Pres Eugene Calaghnn, Rec. Sec
A LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING or THE
IA young ncn o the sixteenth Assembly district of tho
eighteenth ward was held 90 Saturday evening Sept H. nj
Coutution Hail. carhar OF Twenty Third
citation. 'N N
Mr.. John Sutent waa elected President
M. John bsophy was elected Wee President
Mr. VIM. Rodrerr wae clec.ed 4ecrefary.
M hpsh hnith vac oiecte Sergeant at ArnA
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NEW YORK CITY.
Police News, Minor Items and Paragraphs Of
Town Gossip

Arrests FOR the week, 1881.