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NEW JERSEY YACHT CLUB,

The New Jersey Yacht Club held their regular
monthly meeting last evening at their club house in
Hoboken. Commodore Morton presided, and some
fifteen members were present. After the read
ing of the minutes Of the previous meeting,
reports from the different committees came
in order. Commodore Mobiles, Of the
Columbia Yacht Club, who is also member of the
New Jersey Yacht Club then rose and reported in
behalf OF the Re yatta Committee that they had
chartered the steamer Fort Lee to accompany the
yachts round the course on the regatta day.
The club also passed resolutions to purchase set
OF ways and gear and a yawl boat. Ten new men,
bers were elected The meeting adjourned about
ten P. NJ, after calling special meeting for the
evening OF Thursday, June 20.
The club house is now in nice repair, and the
meeting room looks very bright and gay, hung
round with flags and bunting, and orna-
club win hold their annual regatta on
Monday June "a. The start will take place at ten
A. NJ, from stake boat anchored off the club
house to stakeboat anchored Off the Columbia
Yacht Club House, thence to stake
boat anchored of Pleasant Valley and back
home, sailing the course twice over. The Fort Lee
will accompany the yachts round the course, and
tickets for the trip can be had from any of the men,
berS of the club,
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ART SALE.

small collection OF works OF art, tho property
of Mr. Charles Toppan. win be sold by auctlon D-
day at his residence. 10 West Thirtieth street. In
the selection of the paintings good deal OF ]udg-
ment has been displayed by the collector, whose
patronage was pretty equally divided between
foreign and native artists. The works OF the latter
have special interest in many cases as examples
OF the earlier styles Of well known men, some OF
whom have advanced, while others have lost power
to q considerable extent. There IL an excellent
in tone. "A scene On Lake George by Casilear,
possesses richness and strength Of colOrtng that
we do not always find In his later efforts. 1t is
American artists work, and has some right to the
claim put forward for 1t in the catalogue to be con-
sidered Q gem" "A Sunset on the Coast OF
Maine, by GfgnOux, can scarcely fail to recall the
proverb that there Is nothing new under the sum-"
We have been accustomed to see the same effect,
another artist. We thought that he had established
quite property in 1t, but 1t appears to be simply
piece OF appropriation as this picture OF Gignoux
ever, we suppose that the adaptation OF other
peoples thoughts Is sufficiently common not to
excite any particular attention; inc marts =, are
early PERIOD crude and unsatisfactory enough, and
Others showing own tine great
q Haynes Merle, entitled -, .The First
the hsna Of 0pR he artist nss tnrow
all his tenderness and feeling into the composition
and exquisite color. In the treatment Of the child
he has been peculiarly happy In rendering success.
fully the delightful Innocence and sweetness OF
childhood. Indeed, In this department OF art Merle
has few II any superiors. twill be seen from this
brief notice that Mr.. Toppan's collection though
patrons, and we doubt not the possession OF the
works we have named will be eagerly contested.
The sale takes place this morning. at half-past ten
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snlr zsA.ASDrn sr, from Port Lytte on " for Lon
which washed oycrbe ard the master steward and one
lasssenger and damased poop badly, &e shs put into
repair and proceed.
SHIP LrrcoruEA, of Boston, from sourabaya for Ham
Of crew overheard arrived at Plymouth E short ts Of
provisions, and proceeded 10Th.
ra BARI JasTs Edwar at New Bedford
April Is was boarded by heavy sea and stove buwarks
May 81 lon sehr Iaqus Of char isas saw
nasts broken OF Just above her deck any "''
BAsE cossA1The report that bark corea Phnncy
destination May 2s ''i1''u ~
wsssd one the & aSs FOR
Crew and part of cargo saved.
BARK WV CLOVES (Br), Tatock, from st John NIB Nav
logged. - "'''''
badly be a total loss. 49, f''
BARK SARAH tBr), at Halifax Both from Liverpool, had
foretopmast, two boats and sails. anu 'o''
BARR Ass,S OBJ, from Laurvg for Quebec, in ballast
Is ashore AT Cape Formentne; crew saved. =
BRIG MEKcEpEs (Br), from Cienfuegos for New York
ashore Cape Iatteras lighthouse, is breaking up
and rigging and her foremost cut away.
BRIG CHANCE r), from Jersey, E. for Gaspc, has been
p i Nay Of me Gre" landed Peter
BHIe WASP OBJ, from Montreal for Antwerp with grain,
particulars '"''' No
Sem RIPPLE Dr) which has been ashore ON the back
By Sr ON w emS Of 2s BY Capt b
would 10 towed to New BEDFORD '
Ssas e. 3 ss had sss
and headgear carried away.
Miscellaneous.
Purscr John Allen of the steamship City Of Mexico
from Vera Cruz and Havana will accept our thanks for
prompt delivery of files and dispatches Jose
Boves the mail agent, also has thanks for avors
sLoop MARY ADELAIDE, Of New York, 80 TONS built at
Manahawkin NJ IN ls6 ard rebuilt at Nyack in 1872 has
private terms She viii hereafter hall rom n sS 0a
Be used IN the freshting business under command Of
GLOUCESTER May "a sailors CHEST painted blue, was
ee So * hss sss i
found passbook containing memoranda In French in.
dicane that was lost from schr named Mary Mag or
Whalemen.
Arrived at New Bedford May 20 bark Letitia stowel
Sent home - and s 30 WI w oil oil OIL
SD from New Bedford outer harbor 2sih schr William
a1G E ship S
81 oil ana sailed iii 70 cruise Both reh O Ferry, ovens SSs
sssd Sss;i fs Smith, of NIB, to
and for New BEDFORD with Oh as before reported Has
z S1S 81, t 9Sns lsS
Cart Jsmes Atkins writing from the West indies under
one, the windiest knew and The catch 50 far as
G%yS been sbG to learn very small sh Eb5dse
o phshas been very unfortunate in his whales sinking
New Bedford, Nay y': assr Sp'S George Jones' while
heaayng up her anchor Yesterday morning of North
T WI the anchor new down TO her, and
,spokep-March @ cruising on Yellow Water Reef bark
told Luce o. NIB 40 months out with Zoo bbls OIL all
shp IT'S tBr) from Liverpool for PHILADELPHIA 81 DAYS
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Total 1000 Gifts. all cash

Total 1000 Gifts. all cash ...............soO $4,000
ssaas s Ta .ss y sS
MempnPt rs I5Pe aE # 'Gs
nds al sas
Should any tickets be LEFT unsoa the day Of the
ali Be IN
zee ssssa
the capital git win be reduced to $4,000 and all the
The Hon Thomas T. Bramlettc, late Governor Of Ken
Ss at e f scy a M Inc a asa% vi ek
fairly conducted, and the gifts justly awarded and
The viii take place in public in full view 2.
econ Of the ocers and trustees Of he fuSic an
bary OF Kentucky and the following named eminent and
HS" FSddA5R EsS ,ss s'rs g. lebanon district
Hon W BRYCE, Judge SiSn Judicial dsrIss Ky
HON eap aSs Sh and po
Hon nls JOIN pARBEE Manager Royal Insurance Com.
cos San FhiI Es Com Attorney Ninth Judicial dsc.
co soN oMSN pr anase GaS hs House
pr BELL rTSfes;or Medical University Louisville
Her Henry w5 BCESHpT r ry AGl nsjs.
A. 9; BRiANNINo, President Manufacturers Bank.
ass SsPsE e B. FSyf sss ss
" 2 I p HWNI5rs fpyo lp Willard Hotel.
H.; VlCIok NEWCoMB, firm OF Newcomb, Buchanan&
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank.
ANphEW GRAHAM, tobacco and cotton merchant
" NokviN GREEN, President L. and c. Shortnc n. n.
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams Express Company.
r. " DuRRETT, President
w N HALDEMAN, Vice President
S4RMERsS 1 ASb s DRoEEs BANK
agents The sale tickets as We'll as those DO
string to purchase tickets, should address
THOMAS II. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky.
Public Library Building, Louisville, KY
Circulars giving full particulars sent on application,
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RAILROAD MATTERS.
New Hampshire Northern and Merrimack
and Connecticut Roads.

New Hampshire Northern and Merrimack
and Connecticut Roads.
CONCORD, N. H., May 80, 1872.
The twenty-seventh annual meeting OF the North
ern Railroad Company was held here to-day, Mr..
Onslow Stearns, President, presiding. The follow
ing directors were chosen for the ensuing year,
Messrs Onslow stearns, Jsln A. Burnham, George
W. Nesmith, Uriel Crocker, Josiah Mlnot, Joseph W.
Clarke and Charles +. Choate Each received the
full vote cast, 4,06l.
1t was voted that the subject OF leasing or con-
tracing for the construction Of the Concord and
Rochester Railroad be referred to the Board of
Directors, with full powers to take such action in
reference thereto as will best subserve the interest
Of the Northern Road
The directors organized with Mr.. Onslow Stearns
President; Josiah Minot, Treasurer; and William
l.. Poster Clerk.
The annual meeting of the Merrmack and Con-
necticut Rivers Railroad was held Immediately
after the adjournment OF the Northern Railroad
meeting, and the following persons were elected
directors :-Messrs Onsl0w Stearns, Josiah Mn0t
John A. Burnham, George w. Nesmith, David Steele
and Urfe Croker.
The Board organized with Mr.. Onslow Stearns,
President; Josiah Mnot, Treasurer; and Charles p
Sanborn Clerk.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-LoNpoN, May S0-5 p. M
Consois and American securities closed unchanged.
Consos opened at 93s for both money and the account
American securities dull; United States fvetwenty
bonds, 1862 9o; 1855 old 9lh 1867 $50 ten fortie s9
ISL. &c.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoR1, May 30-United
States twenty bonds 964, for the issue Of 1862
LIVERPOOL Corror MARKET eLIvERrooL May 3O-5
llssd MD. middling Orleans, llad The Of the
day have been 600 bales including 5000 for speculation
Orleans, have been made at llsfd
LIVERPOOL BREApsrUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooI, Nav 30
r M.-Corn 2s per quarter. The market is firm
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoNpoN, May 3O-Even.
gCalcutta nseed, CAS- lnseed oil, f33 5s f33 los
per ton spirits turpertine, SIS per cwt
,PETRoLEUx MARkKT:-ASrwERP. May so-Petroleum,
44f for fine pale American.
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Sss e ~ sf5Ss
js%s: Fl Hssp se2erson YORK for
M a F No ssss Or ss%
saied-schr John Mettier, Little Hoboken for Ware
ssnrs spsnsss pean
NsSomIsT, Taunton for Port johnson; Thomas Ellis,
ac Sr SsT Luther
a% os sn wSH and kelley Hy
ssRfs rf ~ york; e. e.
SsRH n. T.sss.as,, ss sss ss Ssx
&c. Blake, do for DishiOn; Daley, do for Provi
sh% HAvsS ss Me- q he from BALTIMORE ,
Hickory New York; steamer ' Sela 'Sas
a. Scoop f fass
'!fsi Pfxsf Srsson May Arrved, bark Rival
FORT GAMBLE soEegon, May lsArrved ship Old
. ssp Revere mern
FORT f LG5Iow May ls-Arrved bark Pores. Queen
Port sLHKETS May as-sailed ship Lookout wig
cPENsxc3IA, May s-Arrived, scnr Sandy Hook
s.s sssa xss.
Gilchrst Boston. Eliza Jones' White Salisbury Mary
Macy s ass 1e5' Fa1 asT
Observation-Disclosures Achilles ,cs,sprn and Aries.
$s';; s sSs !
G SCR
ses Msne sa' 5s sRs
rN %S ysySi sa Gf
Rss f5& s%
West indies Passed out bark Linda s s9o BARK
s @
y NEW e'i cd Hsssy s.s ss
vs!s As1s ssEs Have rems sasaa 'shr
hsS isssi h R:sri
Sssa as i s.SsD6s ssS1s
os1s 9:sa i :s4 jsnS:sp .rTs' fsss
Hunt, doi Hannah Biackman, Arnold, Poughkeepse;
4Ss a bss ary
f eSaaHps acT ce Pp ns%
Barker DO; Horizon, Leet Rondout for Pswtuoket;
ssays Kss w% Mo4 han Ss
aess FOR s% E a oSa
os from Ez''eh0r
MdaE Mn Srs
Morford Parsons Georgetown, DC VIM Collyer Taylor,
aai Shepard Mount 9ou1s Hme Sr
DO; Burnley, Saunders dol Rachel Jane, Taylor, do,
anel ss.Ti ssss hssofsn nary
MR. Hickman, White. New York. Below, 8 schaoners,
Paz lput IN for water) schr Selma, tindale, Huahna
Sailed sis ship sprineweod Br,, wakeham, Liverpool
lulu; ships Isaac Jeans, Boyling, seabcck Germania
ciearedTTship Pudsey Dawson Br,, ooole, Victoria;
Intrepid, dunbar, Ein,aerDurgs Island; Dark Eiwood
saiied" ss EDITH Go Lverpoo Dashins Wave,
SAVANNAH, May so-clcared bark Braziliera NG), ia
salem May arrived. schrs Mershon, Ayres,
Smith, and Marietta stecman, seenan, do; Carroll
Robins9n Elz2Sabesshport; Hero Kelly. New York;
29th-Arrived, schr Cicero, Cookson Philadelphia.
saled-steamer ZODIAC, Chaplin, New York; schrs A
wright. Abrams; Parsons, Shaw J Mccarthy Ma,
simpson Julia Pratt, Nckerson, and W Garrison,
MxSEls May aArved brss Timothy
for New York sehrs Richards Machas for New YORK;
g Babcock and sarah Wood Boston for ihiladephia;
ea onsar Wnd rs for Hudson city,
American Chief RocsIand for New York
,ssiled-schrs Eliza Rebecca, Olive Haywood and
sfh-Arrivcd schrs Jas Hay Rondout for Boston; ia
pIa Daniel snar, Newburypcrt for do; Chase ROCK
l.nd tor New York Simpson, Portland for do ason,
nac a 1r aC Nes nne @ 9r
saed-AL before reported
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ARRIVALS.


Frigate M!nerve (Fr, Du,on a. g, - -,
STU oWcors ana men, s' ~ SUMS anu mas crew OF
Moviiin ia,bp britannia r Grey Glasgow Nav IA ana
bros Had moderate weather p"ssehgers, 10 Henderson
Steamship City oi Mexico r;,,,u. :.
gcrs 10 Alexandre sna 10Th, with mdse and passcn-
Point and Eor 1n pom'non Bourne, Richmond. Citv
Dominion steamship Co 3Osh at II rs 70 the Old
York. ' N"'uehas Tor New
Bark w Hunter (Br), Saunders And,o.soa .e
with pig iron 10 Boyd Ilncken. % Gays,
Bark Leviathan dor, Torjensen Glasgow a. anvs r,
pig iron 10 order; vessel 20 funci Edge Co cg,nc M
northern passage, and aad variable weather was is day
west Of tho Banks 'i'" ays
Bark ulrika Russ), LAUREL. Antwerp 40 DAYS. with
ndse to Funeh, Edge &co. Took the northern passage
ana had variable weather; May IL, had n heavy gale
from TO INV, In which stove after house. bufwarks
and lost and splt sails been " days west Of the Banks
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The Pfanoforte Makcrs.

At Germania Hall, in the Bowery, the panofOrte
makers met yesterday morning, with largely aug
mented numbers caused by the accession Of the
Messrs. Steinways' workmen. The different en-
pioyers, it was stated, would hold meeting to-day,
and the workmen were sanguine that their de-
mands win be granted Conversations with the
manufacturers give birth to a different impression.
1t was announced that the piano and cabinet
makers of Pittsburg, Pa, had suspended work. and
that those OF Boston would str ike tomorrow.
Fifty men were reported as having left Auten-
rauths cabinet factory at hunters Point. Although
nve men remained at work, refusing to join in the
movement, the proprietor concluded to close his
shop for the present, being unable with these to
carry on the business.
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Protest Of Employers.
NEW YORK, MAY 40. Is

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
am authorized to deny the reports in the papers
that the following named firms in the furniture
trade have acceded to the eight-hour movement
Messrs. b. L. Solomon & Sons, Broadway; Essen
menger Co., broadway; Drummer Moore, King
street; M. II. Schrenkenheisen, Elizabeth street ;
J: I. Allen Co., Canal street, and L. Van Colt,
Canal street.
or the ninety-three firms In the furniture trade
pledged TO run their factories ten hours not one
has acceded TO the eight-hour movement, all re-
ports to the contrary Notwithstanding. Very re-
specially, GEORGE BROWN,
Chairman OF Furniture Manufacturers and Deal
eTe OF New York city.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 80, 1879.
CLEARED.

steamship Co. 1850
Steamship Co 'r- "'"
Bark Brazil CBr) Mackie Queenstown or Falmouth for
orders--G BuIey - oN'" w
sehr Equator (Br) Ranger. Harbor Island-Jos Epeas
+. Ss,eamer Fanny Cadwallader Foster Baltimore,
steaiinser tEcveriy Pierce, Philadelphia.
SVealner Frank, Pierce, PhiadeIpha
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The Carpenters.

the United Order Of American Carpenters and
5oiners held special meeting last evening at Ma
sonic Hail. Thirteenth street. Some $500 OF the
organization were present. but as the meeting was
secret and confined to the trade, nothing further
Coulu pe gathered than that they were trying to
svsse vi outstanding claims and were taking mea-
s lice or tne relief of all those members who had
Dell stra,tened In circumstances on account OF the
ssIlhe mI. Michael Purdy was chairman OF the
meetlng, and Mr. William White secretary
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The Taiiors and shocmakers OF Ohio.

The strike Of the boss taors OF this city, Newport
and Covington against the clothicrs involved 1900
persons. committee will visit the cothiers to-
morrow with a demand for twenty-five per cent
increase Of wages. Three hundred shoemakers are
striking for an advance of fifteen per cent on
tom made shoes.
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, May 30. 1872
Sugar firm. No. IL, Dutch standard, 10s ii reals Uer
arrobe. Exchange-0n United States sixty days sight,
currency per cent prcmium short sight per cent pre-
MUM sixty days sight, in gold 1874 IA per pre-
MUM on London 26 21l4 per cent premium Paris,
Hi4 n II n per cent premium.
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sSSPnsIIE% 6tsxs Moran n Ms5
nSsshsS On nes s s sass w
S5
ss;E SsanS ssSs Ok Is..Sere, s.su4 =. Delaware
spsas brig EDDY oa sasus Dsls~ars Break
S.s sTs SSss Vie
srs Sliss Gs Dskn clsnfasaos % day. with sugar
Hs At M a:
v s,ssl SsS ss Way hsa
fine weather; been days north o. Hatteras
with zsSs oas
RriEg raIps Turner Las unas IS days with sugar to
low Ss .,sS ss M
sss @ H sugar to
schr Lias, Griffin, Baracoa II days. with fruit 70
Sch sshr Riasewood, Derekson. Georgetown, SC, dsyE
WIN naval stores to Dollner Cotter; vessel to
,sehT Z Lewis, Lewis Hatteras Inlet days. with
SIR sssSSaSS!y. Isdssinss vissln,.
IN dS sS s H Morgan
rs1i
with light and NV Winds and com om
Passed Through HcIl Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
a5s SHy;sosa ssS
to Crandalf Berteaax Co.
ssss AsPs @ s New
s snaw ye bsrdy Addison for New York. with lumber
sehr Rosanna Cummings Jonesportfor New York, with
:, sshr Idaho Jameson, Rockand for New York, with
:, schr Mansfield, Acorn. Rockand for New York, with
sehr James Henry, Parker, Rockland for New York.
sehr Louler Newton, Newton, Blue Hill for New York,
sshr Lyndon Peters Pembroke Me, for New York, with
schr Ancora, St john NIB, for New York. with lumber
seha Roe Mainwaring, st George for New York.
:, sshrJ Mnndcll,, Bcckwth, Georges Banks for New
Ye siSr with fnhn FISH I TO . order 1,.
sehr Olive Beardslcy, Fall River for New York, with
nS E.s
vs schr Baltimore, Browne, East Greenwich for New
chr N NSg Rsgaqs IaScs New York
I'm gsSs: sF New York
sehr Thomas jefferson Peek, stamford for New York
schr Brainard, Rahbarne, New Betordd for Eliza.
s9 se Ss es s$srS Sw
sshr Baltic, IaHghion, New Haven Tor New
sehr Drew, Kane, Bridgeport for Hoboken with pig
~
s schr EI M Jane, Allen, NEWPORT for New York
schr Mott Bede New Iond So Ss or New York
ss$5 SssTfs NY Eors s.a
hsns f III NJ y s New SsT HAVEN New
schr Joseph B Hyde, Hyde Boston for New York
scnr samuel Goodwin, Waterbury, Stamford for New
schr Richard Morren, Ferris Greenwich for New York,
schr Geo W Downing, Mott Norwich for New York
steamer Nets, DAVIS, Providence tor New YORK; with
mdsc and Passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Chesapeake Williams, New York for Port
land.
Steamship Glaucus Walden, New York for Boston.
Schr : l. Thomson, Hill New York for Boston.
er s9Y a oN nSrK or nrora
Schr Tempest Shropshire Trenton for Dghton.
schr Addie Doane, Nickerson, New York for Provi- |
schr Hattie Butler Strickland, New York for FAN
sehr s w Ponder, Elizabeth for Providence.
schr Mcmento, Eckerson, Elizabeth for Plymouth.
schr Jacob Lorilard, Baxter, South Amboy for Cow
ssr % aSf o Go5 JstSR
seSr SmitS smith, ElisasssS eg Taunton al Ssa'0'o
witch.
sehr Josephine Phinney, Philadelphia for New Bed
schr Helen P Jones, Clinton Point, for Bangor
schr Eliza Hamilton, Cole New York for Fall River
Schr David Nelson, Ferris, New York for stamford.
Steamer Nets, Davis, New YORK for Providence.
Steamer Thetis, Gale New York for Providence.
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YACHTING NOTE.

Yacht Tarolinta, N.Y.Y.C., Mr.. H. A. Kent, or
rived at Whitestone yesterday from New York,
remained short time and proceeded for Port JEFF
fersOn.
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The Intcrnationals and the Eight-Hour
Movement

Ats recent meeting OF section 70 or tho In,or
national Society the following resolution was
adopted
Resolved Inat Section u Of the W. s. Of the rni,es
STATES heartily endorse the action OF mo traS, nt
societies which have 10 enloce Inc 1913 union
law, and hail with satisfaction the degree of
TIMED assurance that the workInurnen viii ~
and move forward for the attainment d iull arn y,
Jusuce In every department OF labor for and women
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The Deskmak crs.

The men In this branch OF the EightHour League
are subscribing at the rate of fifty cents per week
each to make up fund for the support OF members
In case OF the adverse action anticipated on the
part of the employers when the duh season comes
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Marine Disasters.

Steamships Ciiy Of Antwerp, for Liverpoo; sesia
Hamhurg Rising STAR Aspinwall MORO Castle, Havana
and Nassau; Niagara, Richmond, &c.
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The Eight-Hour League.

The central body Of the Eight-h0ur League 1.-THE
cabinet makers) continued their daily sessions
through the forenoon and afternoon OF yesterday at
Teutonia Hall. The routine business, which has
become monotonous and dun Of late, was passed
through in the usual fashion, and one or two CON-
mittees reported progress
The deputatiOn that visited the shop OF Mr.. Linge
man stated that they found the wOrkmen engaged
busily, the proprietor having acquiesced in their
demands for q reduction Of time.
EVENING SESSION.
secret session of the League began at eight
o'clock last evening, and sentinels placed at the
a0ors Ieiuseg ADMISSION 10 al representatves OF
small gathering at the farther side OF the hall and
the usual speakers upon the rOstrum. 1t is under
stood that committee was @obe appointed at this
session to wait upon Governor Hoffman with the re-
quest that they should not be subjected to annoy
Nnce from the police.
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LABOR LEAGUES.
Continuance Of the Effort to Establish
the Eight-Hour System.
THE INTERNATIONAL.
Meetings Of the Cabinet and PianOfOrte Makers,
Coach Painters and Carpenters.
a PROTEST FROM EMPLOYERS.

The labor movement seems to have reached
crisis at last which renders favorable or unfavor
able termination equally possible. Certain elements
Of disorganization to have crept into some Of
the unions, while others are being established. The
sAse reports made by the uphosterers too have not
tended to advance their interests, and they have
led their employers to join in formal denial Of any
action intended action favorable to their aims.
IL Ii expected that Monday will bring about q
change for the better in the renewed enthusiasm
consequent upon the addition OF new material
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A BsOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED FROM
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S HIPPING NEWS.

Almanac for New York-This Day.
Sun rises. go. 80 Moon RISES morn 40
Sun SETS ...... 1928 High water eve O8
OCEAN STEAMERS.
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