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New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
MISS swAYzE's LECTURE on REFORM

The best indication of the unfateriug spirit
of Reform undaunted by any obtained through
papable fraud which has been vouchsafed TO NewYork
City since the Pennsylvania election witnessed at
Cooper Institute last evening. One Of the largest meet
ings Of the campaign-certainy the largest since the
electOns-was gathered TO hear the lecture OF Miss
Minnie c. sWayze, entitled "a Woman's Plea for Re-
FORM" Evidently the audience were unprepared for
discourse logical and admirably delivered from
head and lips young; for, after the first opening
words the sharp epgrammatc sentences in which tho
lecture abounded captvated car and sense alike, and
frequently the audience which filled every space Of the
largest hall of the Cooper Institute, were aroused to
loud and long-continued applause which interrupted
and on one or two occasions embarrassed the fair
orator 1t is safe to say that young asprant for plat
form bonors has created much enthusiasm or created
as decided O sensation such golden opinions In
many seasons in New-York. Her delivery was earnest
rather than emphatlc her manner modest yet impress
slve anu IOTCDle voice, clear, ringing, reaching to
all parts Of the vast auditorium her sentences sharp
crisp and frequently inspiring general enthusiasm and
altogether the general verdict was highly eulOgstic
Miss swayze begins her lecturer with sue
cess more than that Of any new conner Of
her sex IN many years
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THE ODD FELLOWS DEMONSTRATION

The 99th anniversary of the institution OF
Past Grand Masters Council No. composed OF colored
men OF the order Of Odd Fellows celebrated in this
city Yesterday large number Of lodges were present.
the chief cities represen ted heng NewYor. Brooklyn
Philadelphia Chicago, and Wilmington. The exercises
Of the day began at 1 O'Clock by the formation OF line
nj Fifthave and Tenthst Past Grand Master, Thomas
Maun acted Grand Marshal and by noon the line was
ready to begin the march. Tho line was made up OF
nine lodges number Of carriages containing prominent
officials Of the ORDER band Of music, and 1t attracted
considerable attention on account Of the unique uni
forms Of the members the mystic symbols OF the BAN
ners and the insignia borne by many Of the men In line
After marching through some Of the principal streets OF
the CITY, the procession proceeded to the Cooper Inst
tute where large number Of people were awaiting the
exercises to be held therein The exercises were opened
with prayer by Grand Chaplain the Rev John Peterson
few words Of welcome were then pronounced by the
Rev. n Il. Turpin, after which Past Grand
Master ], Emery Burr Of Philadelphia was
introduced and gave brief and interesting history
of the origin progress and present prosperity Of the
order The grafton of the day delivered by Past
Grand Master William @. II. Curtis. He presented the
mast history OF the order Its present strength and pros
meets and future aspirations, tho motives by which ITS
members were actuated, and the philanthrOpc aims
which it ever had in view The speaker was wen re-
closing address made by Past Grand Master tho
Rev. John Peterson. Tie exercises throughout were
neTspeTsed with music by the various bands IN attend
! ance. The meeting adjourned at O'CLOCK, ana the
festivities day brought to close DIV prom
| euade concert Fin Adelphi Han, at Broadway ana
seyenthave, in the evening One OF the most pleasing
/ SIX banner 10 the order by its lady friends Inc
presentation took place in the morning ID Fnth-aye
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
THE NERARK EXHIBITION.
LEADING FEATURES OF THE DIsPLAY-GRATIFY-
ING EVIDENCES OF PROGRESS.

NEWARK, Oct. 1.-THE Industrial Exhibi-
tlon which closed this evening has been subject Of
pride to citizens Of Newark and has been attended with
satisfactory results Having within the last two de-
cades advanced from being city Of 1900 inhabitants to
one OF 100000 with three different lines Of railroad TO
Jersey City, and direct communication with the West
North West and South, the city felt called upon to
ure her progress tho industrial by placing the
products Of her factories public exhibition Manu-
facturers are very busy and many were Indifferent
to the project, but the efforts of the public
spirited prevailed, and spacious building promptly
filed with specimens Of industrial skill, rep
reeenting nearly every branch Of manufacture
carried on in Newark and her immediate vicinity. The
leather industry contributed lmaDy articles showing
that Newark retains her longestabshed reputation for
excellence in that branch, the enameled, patent kid
and morocco feathers being equal in finish 10 the best
products OF English French tanneries The harness.
saddles pormanteaus, satchels and other manufactures
Of leather displayed were very superior and showed
nat the Newark factories are ready to meet the most
liberal demands Of wealth for articles Of superior finish
and excellence Harness coated with hard, polished
rubber was also shown which seemed In appearance
equal 10 that covered with the best leaher Boots and
shoes, largely made In Newark were exhibited, but
not 10 the extent and in tho variety one might expect
In metallic manufactures the display was varied ana
interesting. the exhibition Of block OF epegcleisen
showed that ile country is no longer dependent upon
foreign sources Tor that essential Ingredient in the pro-
ducitn Of Eesseher Steel while the specimens OF zinc
demoneJate that ON mines furnish sereeable article,
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COOPER UNION LIBRARY.
Editor Of The Tribune.


SR The Library of the Cooper Union was
opened on Sunday last from to p. m. This is tho
present regulation over 700 people avaed themselves
of this privilege. The Librarian reports perfect orier
and decOrum among this large number and great salts
faction expressed by many that such cheerful and
valuable resort should be open to them on Sunday.
The issue OF the Patent Office Reports with
specifications and drawings regularly received. The
present number of volumes Is 5l extending from July H.
ISL, TO June 10, 1872 These volumes, well The
ODedL Gazette, published by the Department open
~ inspection at all hours from a. IN. 10 " y. III.
Neto- York, Oct. IL, 1872. j. &. ZACHos, Curator.
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

Eyoh Arepue Hofet-George W. Childs of The Phil
as1lha Lg; the Hon Geoge Roeeson sersrI o. zoe
N Buffalo; A. J. Lrerel OF
n The Hon Homer Nelson o Poughkepsei the Count De n
Of Paris Gen L. of Pennsivana Col W L. Scott Of hI ei
Judge de M Hughes NeEOrelns w. B. Beknap Of hennck
an w Fiorfues... - HicS HOb Gonacr ~ w ,trs,9n OF
gort Csrpi O. Gilman Of Iowa and ChsrleG H. Bncrn oi Msl-
ipgoa Brroosl HOUse-leny Howard Of The Bnsl lrkadol
mi Haior eales British Army Nsr YORK Hot-M W Cor
eo, ~ eT-oy Randolph efEewJersey
Hoa,-Juige Robert Cochran Of white Plans resl Hgss
John Pinch Chairman Of the Liberal Republican state lonIie
efIndans and CommanrW W. y. Hot u \ NAVY hfopos
faa U,IThe Hon John Rge, NJ G., of Black rook ~ T. anu
CEN n y Bruce Msason County. N. 1... 81 lnes "- IVY
RnIeo Of be British Army and John " MneIor Of Cine -n
% Jse- n Ayou Chairman the Democratic Stste Csnmhtee
T,4fau
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POLICE NOTES.

William A. White, age 81. formerly Of Boston, but
fr many year. pas, et broker IN this % was peae o
yesterday atenoo1 sa sooA
ser renewal Precinct Staionhoase lie resided a. IJ
-,
Tho Coroncrs have been requested by The Health
ome 10 o nquo, Of Pauline urrt of No. 10 sa'
Feu~h who barns received teW 1W 40 n 81 -.
49,, ye 0t was instantly ked yesterday. IN Hg from afoahoy
wipdow OF her residence, Ne 800 West ImreenthEt
The inquest on the body of Amelia kleiDer age ~;
who led In he Wans Island Hospital last Friday aiteT all go
rag partunson sst 6 will be he a. noon
eanstl gpnfie' "S'
m, eoRteaaed resulted entirely from aatural causes.
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.rch Extensivo beds Of IGNITE and semi-b btumlnous
coal were found at frequent intervals for distance OF
l5O miles Timber exists IN considerable quenuues, es'
ash and cottonwood The expedition was na9e Wlhoul
accidents mshaps of any knd ana ressteu as aDoVe
stated, In the discovery and location oi an eAeeen'
rnilr rniitn
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15
NETWORK CITY.

Controller Green paid yesterday the Department
sfPuble destruction for salAies Of teachers @2ooo
The sixth annual target excursion OF the ltailan
Rife Association held yesterday Suffers East River PARK
The Autumn market season having fairy opeheu,
the nightbOats the East River ferries are again Due VII" %
which al the close Of the early produce season, we're
greatly reduced in number . -,
Prof. TyndaPs "Test of Prayer" was discussed Dy
the Methodist preachers yesterday. The Rev d. CfaNioa ~
i, ne Prooso as an nuder Bd said that be had studied
rny As much he science lie would be shaed d e Is6
views to which he had given expression :,
The pavement at Broadway and fuitoh-st' h'o
been in bad condition the laying Of the new gas mans
,n .ars, of vehicles are frequently detained IN oonse
ousbes Of the soppage loaded By The depression t
way An unsght pile pavement blocks l oOsrncs tee
A defectiyo furnace caused damage of 500 In
e basee, Of the boarding No 20 Est TTenih S. last
evening Willie on the Gre Eng No. 10 ran no FOURTH,
ave car knocking Jacob WINNER he eondleto io- u1 -
e car and 90 woundug his head that be had 70 be removed 70 be'e
Hospital
The following is a comparative statement OF the
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The following actual number Of subscribers TO THA
EBWYORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE in the different States and Terrs
Total circulation
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TERMS;

Total eIrcnIatlon IUIIOV
Ordnary Aiver,lsemens-s2 50 line each insertion.
Cuts and Fancy Displayed Advertisement double rates.
Iemn the News Colun prelxei BY the word An1olneemenA
50 line each insertion.
agate Notices Immediately preceding Marriages AMI Deat-s5
no Advertisements inserted for less than the Of two lnss
Address tbs TRIBUNE SewYork
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FIRE AT PATERsoN-Ioss. $4,000.

Edo Meraliss ice-house, located near the
Squirrel Woods, at Paterson N j. and containing 5000
tuns Of Ice totally destroyed by fire, Sunday
night Loss, S2OOCO Tho fire Is believed to have been
the work OF sn ncendiary.
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and "a n the state N New u begin o. Core
ner Psroe viii hold inquest the body o unknown man VINO
vas fund dead 10 h In WeshgSken SUNDAY anon
Deaslcy vasrnt held suspicion S having We ml
STEPHEN Pay hhorer enplsyo on ihe Ha1c0ans
Railroad was killed yesteay the ag Of an embankinenI
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

TEVHE best place in New York to buy reliable
watches ane Diamonds fashionable JeUey AMI Sterling silver
Wedding Presents is sQuREs, 81 Faoa.se Diamonds spel
A HOUSEHOLD W0RD.-Buy all your
"a China Glass Crockery Cooking Utensils, &c, at d. BASS
FORDs Houserashing Store, Cooper lestute Binding
CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
- without tie su cauae from business Impotence Dis-
oths Gensrlye Organs ny A )sae II D. IA
NTAINE's PORTABLE WINDOW VENTl-
NE LATOR. UNDERHlLL Co.. s5 DuanesL
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HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY, ATDIcEISsoTs IN PARERo
sAM-Eo Eoon-5lo 3pm-52' Hsaisbt-S'
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IAnnOnncel eHLs. !

T Visit z. LORDS new Cleaning and Dyelng
0s G groaiyay near Beessrst Qate Of BoOmest baac az
ga ro9ws dresses shaw saclues es feathers g9yeb ae beau
ufuy cieaueli essls, pants, vests. cleaned hAe new
New-York tribune., 1872-10-15

DooLEYs YEAST POWDER is always full
nelght. a.Eaz of ons-lJuTtL 70 one-hln.
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Total ......S eli 92g16l sl41O "a s60O2
Total ofiLs several towns sllO117 3d.
The rate Of State tax is % mills the largest known
I'm the county.
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THE SUFFOLK COUNTY TAX.

The following are the taxes for school and
general State purposes Of Suffolk County, L. L. as APP
portoned by the Board Of Supervisors at Ryerhead
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LONG ISLAND.

CENrREPoRT.-The Northport train on the Lon
Island Railroad ran the track Sunday afternoon this place
the engine smoking prepaei down enbanen
40 feet Tie engineer John Baker lad bis boeu and the G
man was fatally sealed The engines boiler exploded and both enn
and car were completely wrecked No delay travel resulted
entire night used in removing the ruins
LoSa ISLAND CIrYhe Queens County Courthouse Commission
on accented el for the site Of the county buildings on satu
dy their counsel having after the required examination found t
perfect
PIuHyG-The annual regatta Of the HewYork
will occur at nooa Saturday Oct. 10, in Flushing Bay
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HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

MOUNT VERNON.-The new church on Chester Hill
for the sweerbogen Society rapidly approaching completion and
will be dedicated on THURSDAY Oct g. At II MA small
budng IA Fs which has been uuoocue for past
set on h1e and completely destroyed on Friday night
WErcHErERGeOrge T. De witt has been chosen Of the Mid
land Avenue Commissioner In the place Of the late Edward De WITT
deceased.
MoRHuAA-fauee Kontson arrested yesterday and held 70
answer ncn serious wound upon the head Of John Smith with
q bottle.
R.r CHEsTHRe Directors OF the Rast Chester National Bank
located Mount VerBon decided close the jan
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-05

Al DIsAsLNG DIsEAsE.-No disease which
doesnot confne q man to his bed 80 complete
ly units him for businesses dyspepsia. When
the stomach Is foul, the brain Is always
muddy and confused, and as the cares and
auxieties Of life are a sufficient burden for the
organ of thought to bear, without being tor
mentedi by the miserles born Of indigestion, 1t
is.hIghly desirable for the brains sake, as we'll
as for the sake of every other portion OF the
system, that the disordered stomach should be
restored with the utmost dispatch to a healthy,
vigorous condition. This object can always
be accomplished by q course OF Hostetter's
stomach Bltters, the purest and best Of vege-
table specifics. which evacuates the morbid
humors through the bowels, rouses and tones
the torpid stomach, and regulates the liver,
imparts flrmness to the nerves, and clears the
sensorium of Its mental cob|sbs. Persons
subject to attacks OF Indigestion, bilious head
ache, irregularlty OF the bowels, sickness at
the stomach, or ':the blues" should take the
Bltters once or twice a day throughout the
present season. ocCl-tutnsoDEW
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-05
POLITICS..
The Nominations In Lancaster.

The Conservatives Of Lancaster County
have made the following nominations:
For the Legislature, VIM. Black, DR.. &c.
burn; probate Judge, j. @. Secrest; school COM
missioner, M. j. Shaver; county commission
ers, r. j. Haglns, o. c. Hinson, Rev. J. I.
B%razlngLon; coroner, A. j. Beldon.
The Republicans Of that county have put
forth the following ticket
Representatives,, D. G. Wolf, Allen Hudson,
colored; sheriff, D.. NJ. Felts; clerk, Joseph
| Clark; probate Judge, Isom Clinton, %colored;
| school commissioner, T. 8. Riddle; county
| commissioners, Ell w. Belk, VIM. McKenra,
| colored, - Alexander, colored; coroner,
| Titus Baskin, colored.
There is considerable dissatisfaction ex.
pressed by leading Republicans at the above
ticket, especially as to the county commits
%sloners; but there Is nc chance OF Its success
II the Conservatives of Lancaster do their
duty.
The Chester Reporter suggests the following
ticket, for which 1t proposes to vote:
For governor, Hon. W. D. Porter, oil Charles.
| ton: acknowledgement, General NJ. c. But
Ter, of Richland; secretary Of State, Colonel ].
! q. Evius, of Hpartanburg; comptroller-sene-
| raj. Major R. NJ. Sims, of York; State treasu.
rer, Edwin J. Scott, OF Columbia; attorney
general, Colonel James B.. Rlon, of Fairfield;
superintendent of education, Colonel James A.
Hoyt, of Anderson; Adjutant aud Inspector
general, General John D.. Kennedy, OF ker-
shaw; Congressman at large, General ID. W.
Gary, of Edgefeld.
Another Ticket I'm Chester.
The dissatisfied Republicans In Chester have
nominated the following ticket:
For sheriff, Major John G. Relster; for clerk
| of the court, Charles G. Macoy; for county
| commissioners, James G.. Lowry, James Wal
Ter. j. N. McKelvy; for the Legislature, San
cho Sanders, r. Barber, Jr., Samuel Coleman;
| for coroner, W. NJ. Nicholson; for probate
indge, John Dickey; for school commissioner,
Rev. 3. Loomis.
No Advice to Offer.
The Greenville Enterprise, speaking of the
two Radical tickets In the field, says:
Our people, when they reach the polls, will
have IN decide for themselves. We believe
| that If the Conservative vote throughout the
| state be cast for Reuben TomlinsOn. the can.
| dldate of the True Republicans, his chances OF
| election will be largely augmentedi on the
| other hand, If thrown for Moses, his election
| will be doubly sure. We have no advice or
counsel to offer In reaching q conclusion, Dut
upon general principles the less OF two eVlls,
when presented, should always be CHOSEN.
An Injured Innocent-Scott's Libel Suit.
The Chester Reporter says:
Judge Mackey came up from Columbia, on
Monday last, and the same night LOOK the cars
for New York. The purpose of his visit 10
| hat city Ia to bring suit against the New YORK
Tribune. in behalf Of Governor Scott, for libel
in having charged the Governor with stealing
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-05
I'M MEMORIAM.
Eugene A. Roye.


At q regular meeting OF the Irish Rifle Club.
held at their hall on the evening Of the Sd instant
the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
We are called upon to record and deplore the
untlmely loss Of one Of our most valued and ef-
fclent members. Eugene A. Roye has passed
away forever from earth. 1t was with bowed
heads and sorrowlug hearts that We saw the turf
cover the remains OF one whose many noble quail
ties had endeared him TO all ha associates, whose
gentle, gulleless nature drew around him troops
OF admirlng friends. He was among the very
first to identify himself with Our organization,
aud was ever true and faithful In his devotion to
Its welfare. Much or the success which has
crowned our efforts Is to be attributed to the dill.
gence and zeal which he displayed. Though his
familiar face is no longer seen in our midst;
though his footsteps no longer echo through our
hall, and though his lips which were wont to take
part in our deliberations arc now sealed In death,
he lives fresh and green In memory, and neither
time nor lts mutations can ernse the impression
which the remembrance OF his goodness has
stamped upon our hearts. The poIgnancy OF our
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-05
THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Municipal Court.
Sarah Jones, drunk aud disorderly, two dol
lars or twenty days. John Norman, assault
ing Mrs. Cunningham with q knife, thirty
DAYS and q peace bond. Simon Lawrence, In
sane, sent 10 the City Hospital.
United States Court.
An Injunction restraining the sheriff OF New
berry from selling the bankrupt's estate, was
ISSUED In the case of Motto and Tarrant on the
petition of A.. T. ;Plfer, and It was ordered
that the sheriff show cause on the 10th In
slant Why he has refused to deliver up the
property of the bankrupts.
Another Injunction. was Issued on the pc
tltlon of R. M. Kerr, restraining the sheriff
of York from selling the property OF Kerr d
Roach, bankrupts.
The following Democratic supervisors OF
elections were appointed on the recommends
ton of 8. T. Pointer, general supervisor:
Anderson County-N. Scott, g. F. folly,
Anderson Courthouse; L. w. hay, Bolton;
James l.. Brock, Honea; Thomas Drake, Gro
%tonville; B T. Acker, Calhoun; 8. D.. Deal,
Willamst99; r.: =. k.ng, wd susny y, Hsee *
watkins. Bethany; Edward McCreary, Pen
dleton; a. B.. Bowden. Sandy Spring; ". ].
Bowden, Centerviile; John B. LeVerett. How.
ARDS Old Field; j.. P. MCGEE, Milford; w. D.
HatLon. Dark Corner; Thomas q. Anderson,
Kolland Station; L. o. Williford, Willitord's
station; G. W.. Maret, Browns Muster
Ground.
.Newberry-Jas. N. Marlin, Daniel B. Wheel.
er,, Newberry Courthouse; Henry Wheeler,
Frog Level; John T. Bynum. Mayb!nton; D.
Augustus Dickert, Pomaria; Thos. b. Crooks,
Glymph; Geo. B. Tucker: Grower; Jesse W.
Gary, Jslapa; James Smith, Moon; Martin d.
Gary, Longahore.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Board of Examiners Charleston County, at
8 A. N.
typographical Society, at half:past Z P. NJ.
LOCALLACONIO S.

-Drummers are now required to lake OUT q
State as we'll as a city license.
The plankroad through Alexander street
is almost completed.
"A dangerous hole has. caved Into the
sewer at the corner Of Thomas and warren
streets.
"A small colored boy was arrested on Ad-
gers North wharf, yesterday, for stealing cot
tou from the bales piled there.
H, F. Meyer, a Northern drummer, was
arrested BY the detectives, yesterday, for sell
ing goods without a license. He paid mp.
The wooden building on the east side Of
Meeting street, next north Of George, is being
repaired externally. Mllling's furniture Store
| on King street. near John. is undergoing
some internal alterations and Improvements
The Marion Fire Company propose 10 give
a promenade gift concert at the Hioernlan
| Hall on the Sd of December next, to ASSIST 10
| paving for their new engine. They VIII give
seyenty-seven prizes of gold and sllVer"are.
The funeral of F. Fl. Frost, member VI
! the last Legislature from Williamsburg Coun'
ty. took place yesterday morning, at 81.
| Marks Episcopal Church, colored. Inc ser'
| vices were performed by the Rev. j. b. sea-
brook. The funeral was we'll attended.
According to the character or extent OF
| our business, got aside a liberal percentage
for your advertising. Keep yourself unceaa-
| ingly before the public, and 1t matters not
what business of utility you may be engaged
In, for If intelligently and industriously pur-
sued a fortune will be the result.
Governor Scott has appointed W. q. w.
Gray a trial justice for st. Andrews Parish,
Charleston County, vice Tetty, removed
James Finley Brown, commissioner OF DEEDS
for South Carolina, residence In Columbus,
| Ohio; Sandy Williams, commissioner OF cleo
tons tor Laurens County, vice John Evans,
| declined.
Chief Nathans, of the Fire Department,
and Recorder Prlngle concluded yesterday
the Investigation into the cause of the fire on
Browns wharf, which occurred on last Tues
day night. They decided that 1t was the re-
suit of accident. They were unable to ad-
vance an explanation, but thought 1t was PROD
ably caused by matches lgnited by rats.
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grief is lesseued by the -consolarory knowledge
that he died fortified with the aacred ordinances.
OF Christian faith. Be 1t
Rescued. That In the death Of Eugene A. Roye
the Irish Rine Club has been deprived OF one OF
lts most worthy and useful Members.
Resolved, That a blank page in our Minute BOOK
be dedicated to his memory, and that on our next
parade we wear the uanal badge Of mourning.
RESOLVED. That o copy OF this preamble and
these resolutions be transmitted to the family or
our deceased member, and that they be published
In Il DAILY NEWS. JAMES F. WALSH,
Secretary.
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New York Naval storms Market.

NEW YORK, Oct0ber ..
:, The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day. ~
barrels fosin. Spirits turpentine has ruled pod-
eratlVely active to-day. but at q shade easier
prices. 1t Is generally thought that higher prices
Will ultimately rule, and that the present depres-
sion has been brought about by parties Wishing
to secure o large supply and then take advantage
OF the advance. Sales Is barrels oil and whiskey
packages at eao, 100 bar, els at e4Kc, 50 barrels at
66c. and 80 New York barrels at CSC. Rosiu is
held very strong and has been q tri1s more &C.
tive. sales 1900 barrels good strained at 81 sea
81 S.; $50 BARR Ia Nc. 2 at 81 e0a4 rs; 400 No. 1
at S.. Tar ia moderate request and about steady.
Sales 100 barrels Washington at S. SIX. Pitch
nrm at 81 30 for prime city delivered.