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New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
A RALLYING CRY FOR RETORlI IN PENN
SYLVANLA.

AN ABLE ADDRESS BY THE LIBERAL REPCB-
LICANs-TIIE GRANT PARTY AND TIE PENN
sYLYANIA RING-THE WAY TO LIBERTY
The following address has been issued by
the National Liberal Republican Association Of Phha
delphil 20 the voters OF that city:
We are now upon the eve OF the Presidential election
and It becomes frtemen % consider tie merits Of
the With camnCss and candur aud t0 ae h the
tates Of prudence and patriotism. The respective Ma
tional and state Committees have made their appeals
and we now present tue following reflections draw
view Of the political situation IN the CITY ot Fha
delphia. .--,-.-,--,.
and wuicn have been slow % ncleve against the Re
publican party tue conduct of lis managers @h
ton. The Philadelphia "RIng" has now parallel In
Tie history OF poucs except that afforded by Tweed
and hrs company In New-YOrk 10 has attacked and
OverthrOwu the strongest SAFE guard or popular Dc j.
the purity OF the baOl-box aud the viii OF ciz
no longer unds expression the which he casts i
has placed ltse IN tAe avenues OF justice ana tle
c @ - S of r.ea.ert oi Ie remedy against the
Ring - 10 has made dangerous attempt at that rlghC
carefully guarded by bOtn state ana nal1il C1hsu
tutiUus OI the PRESS and even the lteu O
local news when throws light upon the transactions Of
the political tickster can scarcely und place ~ tne
columns OF some OF our most enIeFplislnS Juurnls-
that this latter accomplished By corruption rather
than by the hand 0i power Fehuers ~ tAe more oau
gerOus because the serylhty Is willingly rendered.
frauds this ing promises to perpetuae Itself IN tno
places OF power which IL already occupies. The reli
test need hardly be pointed out. The funds vita wlca
voters have been bought ana election officers brlbei
prtaOns that have been nade % swell TIE re gistry
ists and perform the work Of r'pcatrsi perOnatOrs
have been enrolled employees OF the General Govern
meni aud United States officers II every grdhe, from
the deputy marshal who Conducted tie repeater 10 tue
Cabinet cCr lett s dules 90 ha4ugue he peO le
have made common cause with the man puatOrs Of our
muuiclp pal pOutc-.
yellow -O4los, we are Dot unworthy of tho heritage
OF freedom 70 by fathers, tese perpetrators Of
crimes against our liberties must be brought TO congn
frr .ufnluf HuI their decd. Ul eV be- made 10
Amen rt the first blow n direction De struck tne
sn day 0f November 40 the parry which Is made the
sIIfd ~ 600 fhs Iural NcA.lucss by the casting VI
Dur votes 0r Greeley lud Brown whose cause Is tha O
0r ttUiau.,. Lt that the ballots cast by cu-
f.n r boo luuIl.i nT those ~ tcpeattrs. Let
fnst tHrF Hrr counted tHry C-st lnus shall
n.I... q Hulr fl.re who would have people sacrifice
fIr.f Nnffurs rH fIu altar oi political party, aud
{. r.nrfHr. f. hearts uf nufe Who Aupo mt govern
.lH. .. f. Ir.Y. hl tlc pc0pc, aAd Tor tie people,
r. ... roo I.II. .Iu.a ud fhC c4rtn.
.H E...... ... d I..a 30 Glua.u, J. W H0wlcy ". II.
U. ..I.|H, \. j. tumpyrr, Committee. T. h.
...... fiI.I.ff, >. J. pumpper, DhAlrula..
..I. ..|.I. 600. ID liza
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

The prOfuse expenditure of money by the
Custom-house and other Grant organizations continues
uuabated. The who work for them expect 10 be
well paid, aud all but the greenhOrns are The green
horns are taking promises Instead OF cash.
II almost makes ones hair stand on end to
read the denomination organs Just now. They fairly
lrste with italics and small caps and such threatenings
as Republicans, you dare not desert the party, the
doom OF every deserter Is sealed" and down with
All traitors" stand cut In all the terror Of innumerable
eclana ton points IL must be extremely pleasant 70
6 member of such party, and hear the whip cracked
over ones ears II he were a cur.
TIE electoral tickets which the Administra-
ton peote so obngngy tx up for the straightout De-
moeraey. don't sesm TO meet with very good
Three f those selected for this honor In Ohio publish
their decnatons with many indignant protests aud one
in KADsas follows their example. Ihe latter, John n
Wes says; must say did not Ike Gfeeley unul hls
Western tour His manly speeches on gu topics nave
ndueed me 10 do and work for the election on 1Ieeey
and Brown ana advise my Democratic friends All over
Tbe Tinted states 10 do AZ sha-vote for Greeley aud
BrOWn."
A Washington special dispatch says; Leaves
OF absence have granted 70 AL In The Government
ie, ~ Vf4sIp ,fou who intend 20 rlt0 for Grant and
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

halkrnto tickets have eea obtained for them over the
Grant II they desire to 20 homo must pny full fre ann IN
many cases have thu time OF absence dedncted rom
the 20 daY8 leave every year which the rules perth
This arran cement u0ainay made by the state assol-
at0ns which are composed OF Oice-holders ana AZ o
the Administration, but "a Il understood, not only ~
everybody at Washington bat the raj roads that hs
privilege Is intended Tor benefit Of tho Admnistra
ton.
New-Jersey will be n difficult and dangerous
field for the Administration corruptioniss and briOers
to operate IN Tuesday The stirring proclamation OF
Gov. Parker declaring his intention to enforce strictly
the bribery law has been supplemented by the address
Of the two Liberal committees orring reward OF 500
for each and every conviction OF an tempt 70 brbe
voters, aud this In turn hRs been supplemented oy me
action OF the local committees cOnmi tee appO ltou
by private meeting OF Democrats at Perth AnlDOy
publishes circular asking all honest citizens to AID the
In the detection OF bribery promising rewards
Tor all information that leads 20 CONVICTION, I'D giving
notice that u Is prepared 10 the expenses OF bnhS
such cases TO trinL
Simon Cameron has given his friends in
Lancaster County 10 und rsand tst his ers to sayo
the party fully apprecia at Headquarters and that
he still remains as lac should, shining light IN the
Grant household. Here Is what he said In speech on
Thursday: Grant viii be reelected, aud he will eon-
tinue 10 refy upon and counsel with the whom he
has trusted the past. OF my personal reatlOns ~
him need not speak They have beeu close ana lnti
mate ana you that there l. 10 danger OF
trusted IN the pass good, aud should be duly needed
by those tmorOus organs which have refused 70 aiOW
that Cameron oil the rolling powers OF Gran .
ism. Their relations had been close and intimate, .
How DO you relish that. piods supporters OF TINS
Administrator
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
AROUT THE sEPTUAGNT.

The Near- York Herald speaks in the following
explicit manner OF the unfortunate capture Of the Com
mttee OF Seventy:
The whole difficulty arises from the departure OF the
Seventy from their giua and legitimate province
reform ASSOCIATION. Assuming speak Tor those OF our
citizens who are in favor OF ignoring pol tics IA uuc-
pal Offices and selecting the best men put IN nomination.
Independent OF political considerations, they had no
business either 70 lend them-elYeE 20 any political or
gauzatiOn the spois OF oice for themselves
Tne moment they commenced bargaining, trading and
intriguing that moment they lost al title % hc considered
reform organization and placed themselves Ou level
with other political schetucla ana WIeIuCIf ltc hpu1
hcdn politicians nominated their assDcilte flr Yrurrl
bic Mr. Havemeyer Tor Mayor Ouly dummy fHrHuEu
whom they could trade for Grant and UX votes H-u NH
OBrien party In exchange Tor their own sunnHu 0f
Oh len Tor Mayor. Tue friends 10 % lrlon ut.uill
indignant at aby serious assault uu fNrr can IIi. ..
natIug from the Committee Ol seventy. 80 fI" Han"
time the Republicans claim flr III. Z. IlII
for all their nominees and assau flo hIir f..Nu. I
body Of fOssliZsd politicians Whfurfrf o. U'H.IIt II
un opinion of Its 1nn. Between f.r Ifu ..
mittees have Hn uuCUuflrffn.e experience. ..I mn
rows Of ifs own tlr Ifuu. NJ fHU
venerable Mr.. HHFruffUr eNHNl hi.
should end In The eeCiIuH 20 JIWIH H....'..|
the end 70 the Committee M ..|.. H.I
pretenses, and thus far, ai .0..f. , "..I
advantage.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
SECRETARY BOUTwELLs REsERvE.'

Grant organs, which lack the courage 10 de-
tAe action Of the Treasury Department In secret
ly letting out four five millions OF greenbacks, dis
creety up and say word in defense Of this
extraordinary usurpation But The Eseng Post, which
has been in haste to exhibit ito serve admiration OF
every thing about the Grant Administration can not
stand this last blow Speaking OF the secretarys re-
issuing Of the caDceled currency, IL says:
The public was not advised Of any such proposed
ton though there Is good 20 suppose that ind
Yduals These fortunate persons enabled 10
prepare, their GAIN for the inevitable cnange OF
values which such addition 70 The currency OF the
country would instantaueOusy bring about, while the
general commercial public, without the kDOwledge,
must Just inevitably suffer from hat change. What
ever authority law there may be, assumed authority
Tor the increase OF 70 SO0C09OO there GER
tany Is which authorizes the s. cetry usa thi1
mower secretly to the benedt OF few ana TO
the injury and possible ruin OF the many: a " luaI
wave Of paper money 10 he paid for by injury % our
credit abroad depression OF the price OF all Amer-
can securities other countries, and Dy the enhance
meut of the price Of everything in our Own, Is bad
enough at best; but TO permit II 70 come upon ns una
nounced aud unexpected, Is wrong tAat amounts 70
abs
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
pASSEAGERN NlILED.

FOR BREsT AND HAvRk-Iq ssaSnshtp Washingon, Nov =
Hem p oohor Mr. IIenry Noorhoue Miss Berha Huthn-
sou Moorhou.e bliss iot Baihgate Ms arr
Ronauza Miss Helene Rgnant,
Ma alelA RoaAnla M Bishop M bishop, Als1sader 6hoP
hop lser Bishop Mas LO1s BsEOp, MA M1y Bishop
Master Jms Bs Bishop, airs Bishops tEo maids La
Baroue dAnchd Mi,s fAnchai James ~ slevin, NJ NJ Ia
Dnnuelv y NJ Tarrtson, shenat Miss shsrrat. Dir.
bLae liz, rJoha Ble Master Miss Biho2 Ms et e
Thard Bdr Maggie Dd1le Master Andrew bddle Master
Willie BldIle Miss Bde F0uaond Canla Master Doas .
Keith NJ snl Jnius Mchau A. NOtnan Adophe Eign Ne
D.bosr h Peh COmsiOck Aiss bvrc. 1S b. k00bson
M.ls 81 H. 30 anou. lene Robinson Master Roonson rs
10 pon, maid LOvoe G. La CsoY Charrs lAo-
Mr. leB2E Joseph Albert P-Trn NJ snd ~ -
Mira Delipulte Mss beal.r
Aatiae Lsaset Ieton Gser Alexander Mchanss. MT :
Hear Mar James Heary Mrs. W Plter Mr. asd hr Seou " n
liam IaouLs s8u
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

IHE j W IN 4 lrIki All NN.fN.i
The Hon. Dennis Mccarthy. n.u.
in the XLth and XLIst ConFftfsrs fHm h
district, publiibes an address io ht f.fm.I
urging them 90 support me ther oan.
Frank HscocE. Mr. Mccarthy has luaro M
the Administration party end ha uufla. therefore ffn
especially significant 10 shows cauou.I.sf f.ai Has
salt interests Of Syracuse and vicinity have HGf.I a
verey during the psst few years. aud that ta Dfnf
candidate r. IL. Duel. who mp for reelection lls
been powerless secure the much.uccdcd legislation
Mr. Mccarthy says;
wears from another district before ths Win sr years
experience he has done nothing good has prevented
great harm. Be j. incompetent or unwilling % do
either challenge his friends 20 prove the passage
single legislative act for the benefit OF the indus
tries OF his district. He did change eOme
pOstmasters, and seCured some doubtful pensions.
Now. 1 seriously ask If this is what you send
members 10 Congress fOrtO make postmaster procure
unquestOnable pensiOns introduce buncOmbe bills and
dlzementi No; II Is not, and should repudate the
who has done IT, or Is even suspected Of such work
Mr. Duell is more than suspected. As said
before select then your strongest best man, who
lives among YOU property, does business has a
special interest several Of your industries general
interest in all, and has local home pride that viii push
him 10 exert every and talent he POSSESSES 10
secure fair and equal justice for district Such
is Mr. Frank HscOck. He is able, fearless energetic
our state. Elect him and all interests safe
no cry OF Oceseekers OF politicians prevent you from
doing your duty 10 yourselves and the general interests
of the whole city.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
GENERAL POLITICAL ISrELLIGENCE
THE CONTEST IN NEW-HAMPSHIRE.
A LARGE LIBERAL GATHERING AT LANCASTER
THE STATE THOROUGHLY CANVASsED-IHl

A LARGE LIBERAL GATHERING AT LANCASTER
THE STATE THOROUGHLY CANVASsED-THE
RESULT PROMISING FOR GREELEY AND
BROWN.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO rHB rRiBUSBi
LANCASTER, Nov. e.--Lancaster has to-day
been the most enthusiastic political meeting
ever held in Coos County Theodore TtOn arrived on
the train and met at the depot by the Hon.
Henry o. Kent, Chairman Liberal Republican state
Committee, the Hon. William Burns. Horace +. Ho'ton,
whose guest was, and other prominent citizens OF
Lancaster. Tho meeting held IN the town hall and
was called 70 order by Orye h. Freeman, President OF
the Liberal Republican Club. NJ TutOus speech was
about the b0 made yesterday al LittletOn. A
brilliant tOrrn1ght parade closed the evenings testF
ties, the streets being brilliant with illumuauOus
The Hon. Henry O. Kent FOR the past three months
been dong excellent work. and. through his uutrng
energy the must systematic canvass Of Tue state nis
been made and the result Is fu of promise Tor Greeley
and Brown. Thousands OF dollars have been iayshlY
spent by the GIaut Committee, and every plan wnlcn
could thought VI has resOrled 70 Dy them 10
bring crowd 10 their meetings. Senators from Otuer
states have been roaming ri over fhe state tut VITA
diseOura ging receptions Their meetings have been
very slinlY attended,. 60,
Mr. TiltOn makes his last speech az L1conn Monday
noon, thus closing the CANVASS III tne SAFE
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
pASSENnERS ARRVED.

PROM KINGSTON Jam-Ls serushtp 81, TAoD0s. Nov 3-R
and as,y julius T. l'Iadli. An5n1 L4n-ll
Ant uoD w. es J. Lldo J. De esser end vie H. J. bel
b. kiages AniuRa gusltsla a Ales " AD4~As %"
n seeoaa cabin.
PkJM sAgANEAH-Ea EsIuship Herman LsripgsgH, a0F -
Dr. Chambers Or D. Z. Carer FoBon JL JoBH Van Oot"
D.. NsrbarF. aad Z il the stesrAge -,
PR0M sAVASNAH-IA alauship VITgo Soy 9-Mrs. Mara
Piero James Garr0Esy H. Kngsry, G. g Bartt H. T.
Wisg and ze T. T. LasteBce Miss s0B A ASa0l, r. he
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
GOOD WORK IN ONO AND ILLINOIS.

SRi In Egypt the ranks of the Democratic
party are closed and absent all eager for the
9Th The Liberals true az steel We will gain in this
district one State Senator and one member and have
strong hopes II Tue liberal organization In
this State s splendid aud TfumDu Is not returned, 1t
will be fault their think his prospects arc
bright The Cincinnati OOmDlerctdI gives hopeful signs
about Ohio The Commercial never predicts wrongly.
cheerful news from Wisconsin,, and, IN fact, am
confident u grand triumph for our cause. l. G. H.
Mound GU, H., Oct. 80 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

e"fTHNu0y TRiCRERY ~ VIRGINIA
uItL lf rwo SUPERVISORS OF ELECTION
WITHOUT CAUSE.
IW TELEGRAPH TO THB raiBuSEt
..nf0IR. nov. 1.-Two Of the Supervisors of
.U.n.n Cots liy appointed by the Clcf supervisor
fra ..sf. I1fo bcou removed Tor cause. By Judge
O. I Underwood ~ tle UuItcd States Circuit Court.
uIss looked rnon great 0ufrBge bv our people. and
m nIInr Hunlfrds ~ votes Tor JI0Uey that lac could
uuf Otherwise have obtained
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

clear weather, with Increasing pressure and nortwes
cry wlndsE in the Middle and South Atlantic s.a1s,
clear neatAer and nOrthery winds. with frequent
IN the former; in tue Gulf States northcriy 70 easr
winds and partly cloudy weather; IN the Nrth-Nos'
AMI thenfe 70 Washington and Western Ieln,rstr,
southery winds and partly cloudy weather. IN INDIANS
QUO and southWard, clear weather aud h&hs YdAOio
WInAa
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
IMPORTANT RAILROAD CONSOLIDATION IN
MAINE.

BANGOR, Nov. AT meeting Of the directors Of
Soh American Railroad CompEHy Of Maine, held here
yessrdsy esnsOon with the Eastern and North An
RAsay Company EeEBrahssek CWeu EItepsou were
signed sbsei stockholders meeting Of whol
called kbosh ne Eastern aa
hOftE Amer COas lAfedR
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
LATEST STRIP NEES.
Tor other shin Ye,cS see Third Pagel
AppTvED Sunday. NOV.

ltDr OtQcT ohtD NfWy see LHIu dYssl
ARRIVED. sunday, NOV. 3,
ssansp Pnr CBL Watson iyrre Oct H. so 0ueens'oS Sn
~ 81 ai,s aad pas % ] us. - rra5Sfya o, as M . and
Cet 25 v n nnd.e ana pass l, PIN FOrSooL K 90.
seaap Herman Lyn1na, Chsesensn earanO~ siih Hdse
steamship Yoaaleer BooesOOd Phladegh with nAse Lol.
SIi5 PERT Gardner Plr-.,u.Prucs via ST. GOuayss
sth mlse. and 0asS 70 W Krltgcn 49,
,s Hlse ahd psss 20 0a boaiaioa Steamship 60
stslms1p NenO-ass eager NevOreaa Oct g. With se AMI
steamship yifO Buley 1o With mise and to
s.esa.ap Ty s.ear S'woern N. c. with naval
SteamslIp Panther Mills Philadelphia for Boston.
bar. s (of laraoath. er FOOL Greenoct % isv, With coal
Bny am AcAeaa (of LahsVe > 81, Wolfe Sfey'0Hn NC q
Selt Ga-s whiting of cne Hutchinson Deerau % days with
sasar. -. - - -.
MY Langios Sea,IaTaa NJ. b Reeves, Nes Haven
Wuinl Sewport Kestless, Boston.
FrsnA. bridgeport Salie Barton, Stanford
G,p.r. Green Pa 'uetet Sas'ra Bn4geRo1ft, ..o-.
hieulpi A0rreii GreelWeh Ih9A J owen, braseDot'
G. = ,bsias, bridgeport A Ealooaer proT1tsaee
s,.seseT flAls, Iianion. A. &. Gunue- New-iiarea-
Auat b. Jleo1s Plymouth Kate L9ueha; Provlencs
Csrus h. npolor. ProYOeaee Caroline, Providence:
Csaaoel lor. Nes-Hsyea. a. J. beHt.sr, SewhaTen-
NIaU-s4R4owa hsA. n B. eloaly.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nov 9Arays :i.--.p. hsS.s.iaG a9n r ailmose
Aoa Bayi Pleaa bpno fei 81 Mari rom stocAhgm
veto.a, Aeaaagsi l"h'' 'n LonaoA bag Ane NON san
s4TAsNAn ia Nov 3Arvei. ships Savannah 1a James Jar
dine iro L,erpoo biks yOuuer from Ceniue Ge2 Ess9n
eu ooouee. from Bonaep sailed LED or orS CesaS0 @ T.
w. r. BesOe. iOr POEdsaeei Serene of aehmo9l c.,, s,
YewloIE MafsBd Baunorei bark Aaaa, rom Havana
&C rs spskng wave. from Rio Ja1ro Sailed sors Fofeace h's
tros azaEs BARK LoeEeu II days from LOad0n-
NAVAL.
H,vAyA 2e Uno ssses steamship SAa1Ina arrived Ae
tins aorang, from AeI-cau porta
WHALERs.
SAX FRAScsco Nov 31hs slaers AarenEo Josephine Europa
and Loaisa three ElaHg aaks are Of the h4roO
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY NOMINATIONS
The following are theIrival tickets i'll West
THE WEATHEE.
Wan DEPARTMENT.

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WAsHINCTOH D. G., Monday, Nov. al a. IA. }
guiOBgls f0r ne Ddst fe,ttVf0ar h0ufr. -
On the lower lakes and thence over the Mid
die states, clearing aud clear weather nor u
eTiy westerly winds, aud RISING btrOmeter have pre-
vailed over the south Atlantic aud Gun States nOrh
westerly aud northery winds, high pressures, aud
generally clear weather. from the upper lakes 70 tno
OuiO Valley, nurthefly 10 westerly winds, clearing
weather anu increased pressure IN the Northwest ana
thence 10 the Mississippi Valley, Winds yeeIins 10 souh
eriy partly cl0uiy weather.
Probabilities
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
A MYSTERIOUS MuRpER.

COSCORD, ~ H., Nov 2.-The body Of girl named
Dsy 3 who hA been missing SOrhsOOd last "seE Friday,
found last Eight FrsakIu D. Evans arrested suspicion
ohsVng been concerned n Der appsaTssoe accompanied shtf
woods b. and sbfe the body vas buried
undeT An Inquest being bed today 70 pIooaos that
EFGaa hhs . confession Of the deed
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
mon HOPES IN OHIO.

In every school district Of every county every man
has been seem and II any reliance be placed on
promises with very few exceptions the Democrats Will
All vote on the 5th The non-yOting Republicans the
dissatisfied. Many OF these Will not VOTE aud the Lib
eral ticket will large percentage OF them. There
Is so clear prospect carry the state that the Demo
crats work with will, and Il does appear 70 me they
will have out their full We all feel encouraged
about OhiO and viii DO disappointed we do not carry
her. J, v &.
rrrI.tl No
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
PeRsoNAL-BY TELEaRAPn.

90. Richard RaynOr well-knOw lawyer OF Syra-
n suddsH yefeisy Ia ne teis rear oi me age W
preparing stricken With bear disease
Mrs. Vincent Collyer. whose sudden death 40
psnsH C0na aa0sace on sagiy vas sfan4 nss q So-I
balcock ss Hneock a. sae4l aef ineA
Etss place ~ y GsgIgss Cas D EnEs Of when sa "i'
a ueINa
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

A .epa him 10 Albany At all events Mr.. coughin WiH
NOT fail TO learn by this trlc experience that when be
desires publicity for card H. Is better to take TO
,ourDal respectable for character and circulation
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Mr.. w. w. Niles, candidate for Assembly in
WeSchester was one OF the most faithful and uprg OF
the Reformers IN the last Lcgisature vote ioE MN Is
a vote for a mar who has never traded on keiorn' u''
never betrayed his constituents, ana can DC So e-.'s
,, Cor inst such services in the future as already
saorp m. mast westchoster should not fa to elect him.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

Meeting viii be held asier The suspoe of the hnih Cony
,oua District campaign Cab Lyme Hall IhAVe between tlst add
Id MONDAY EVENING, Nov, s2 at clock 70 raly ths
Of David B. Melh a. candidate for N Zen
grss Congressional District Oih and "a Naf1s or AZ
nat pat Of the cv m 5h Of ohaSc nd rum sth
80 - sorS w Rspgav ssa seats Ladies'
of Kuk
-, - - strre geiecsions BENJ X PHELPS. PresdsnL
Jo.f Mos Teas BKNJ p JAsEs McAYEE, Secs
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
MARRIED.

BAREO Ys-ODEL-on Thurdar D. the Brick Church By
tie Ee Dr. Mury Arthur A. BaroEs, NJ d. to EIl only dauga
Ter " Lym1a Odel. oil Of this city. No carls
NEyGeR-BAKRR-In Brookn Thursil Oct 81 BY Rev
Theooe Cuyer d. D. John Louis Mesge ~ Mss Ada R. Baker.
ali Of NeslorE.
Toronto papers plesse copT.
Chapel Sisters aerrr Rochester
on 1haIslag sept i87l by Rev Stewart Wn IA.
sarr Of Neg-iok 70 ABue NJ daughter VI r. Cssiy of
College PoiaI, L. l.
gCHLYLE-LOW SpB AT Calvary Church by the Rev W Bens.
hAiarsy 1872, Philip schuyler ~ Harnet LsugOn,
saashIsf VI h.ElAs LOwB4es, ed.
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

DIED.
CgLYER-rbs fr,ersi Of Coysr will be held st.
nr Church (lsv. DR. ryny), MOadaT i hOyembe IL
ocock Relatives ami r.elds are invited
GRASr-A Ch than n j. on Saturar Ernest younger
Oh ngs and Magaret A. Grant ged yesrs ni II months
The a take psoe on ruestag the Oh sL at O'CLOCK
f0a residence Of bis parrnA
HOrPoCK-At odsOn Friday morning Nov Moses
A u0ppock.
The -suves friends invited 70 attend bis funeral honday
nov. at II O'Clock Tran nom F9rty-seeondst Depot a. m
KI~CHEL-Oa Saturday NoT Irving Jelhde Of Charles H.
tal Margaret A. II. Htchel aged . years. -
friends invited 70 attend his fabers al 81 MI
has Church. Enety-niut and D0omnga road Wednesday
6h INST "A OclOeE His remains will DO taken 10 RockaEy,
n j., for ntsrment
TAPPRy-At Harlem Nov ahe long and painful illness Elizabeth
Is wife OF IN mas B. Tarpen. esq, aged ~ yearA
lcnds tue family Invited 70 tenh the unera
~ es her residence No Jis East Onehundro
t-th-.t, on einesiay, oh lust. at J p. N
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04
MUSIC.
THE THOMAS CONCERTS.

The public will be interested to- learn that
Mr.. Theodore Thomas has added TO thg attractions
OF his series OF symphony Soir6es no less Damo
than that OF Herr Anton Rnbinstein, who will up
pear at Of tho entertainments This looks
something like savage rivalry with the Philhar-
monte Society, and Mr. Thomas's determination Is
Sail more clearly betrayed by the fact that he places
upon hs FIRST programme the same symphony which tho
Philharmonic Society "a 20 play week later. so much
the better Emulation OF this kind Is good for the artists
and great benefit TO the public and we shah watch the
honorable rivalry with tho deepest interest The pro-
Iamme forthe first sose which ia TO take place noxt
: tttrdav avnniur a "a fDllgW3:
New-York tribune., 1872-11-04

The opponents of A. N. Bliss candidate
for Assem6ymaa IL the WITH District In Bsookyn are
beginning to talk about him As corrnpuonis' OOhs1e
NE bev are allies of Murphy Co.. they nico
at ~ people 70 raise that cry against anybody. The
stop thief game was good while ago exploded Mr.
Bllss can be elected. and we think he viii be.