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METHODIST MISSIONARY Work.

APPROPRIATIONS FOR TIE FOREIGN FiEIDs-EFfECIS
OF THE FINANCIAL srRINGEScY.
The annual meeting of the Missionary Com
mittee OF the Methodist Episcopal Church was begun
yesterday morning at No. sos broadway. Bishop james
presided and the session opened with brief religious
,ervioes conducted by the Rev. g. Meredith oil Troy
Among those present were Bishops Edward H. Afne''
Thomas Bowman Low Scott, Isaac w. Wiley, stephen
W. MorrilI, Edward q. Andrews, Gilbert HaVen' anu
Jes,o L. Peck Besides these were the Rev. e. d. russ
d. d.. the Rev s. ID. Brown. d. d. the Rev. A. s. huu''
ID ID; the Rev NJ. ID. G. Crawford, ID. d., and many
oters The Treasurers report stated that the receip'
during the year ending oct 81 from Eastern Conferences
Amounted 70 1858 from the Western. R1IoD o.
xso so Gian Increase ofsl9sD oi over the receipts
o the yous year. Tie balance 10 he treasury on
was t.2Osj &c. the disbursements having been f2'o, o.
Tbe treasury is IN dent 1T New York tl9,Ill 10 ino
Corresponding Secrelary's report stated s"'
the disbursements Tor the past YEAR exceeded '"o'
al tbe prevons year. Tho missionary Tor
Afr,, commented tue aUUroogisgn VI ifg'oPe ''''
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uaarArIor
MARINE covsr.
cpyFRAL POLITICAL NEWS.

THE STATE ELEOTIos-CuANCKs OF HOPKINS AND
pIArT-oFFICAL RETURNS.
A,p,xv Nov. 12-Tke Evening journal says
,,o, from official returns received II is quite probable
that uopkns sep) for Controller and Platt epl ior
s,ate Prison Inspector are elected The election OF
Tbompson qep) for Senator In the Xxilld Dis'rcts
also claimed by majority
HUDSON, Nov. 12-The following is the on'eiai 'o'o VI
Columbia County: o
wIer. 5o52, TAAysr A7s9i NeSel. 6d97 HopnSS 752'
fS SS9 R' sOs sSis m s s4 SSHs
5470 P a69 Against d, spP01%ss1 nr-sms oS Uds.
5e Of County sqs' Vs. &c. sS Ss1
@ The aPDOlHW%,s o. q 5as y RsSSc 4e7s
o0s Soy. iahe following Is the official
result Of the election In this county, giving inc MAJOR
Th.ye S54 m,j Hopkins 81 ~; maj. s'ir,s 1853
T T Sg E MAJ sg S % FOR fi. H. .o Oa Of
q Appeals 42s against such appointments "a a s
sYRXcUsE Nov i2TSe Official returns OF the election
in this county by m 8l are are mat Port l4ss mai Sill
msp, 225 maj Mead, Lass maj Taylor LII nS7 f' '0
E1MrnA Nov 1.-the following is the official result In
Chemung County given by ma9Tnsses 90. sv.., 9es
Jackson 100 MBpsugt 56 Bradley for senator 96o Miller s
@ ,g.a b s. spDnS S Of Civ and County Judges 2
owEGo. Nov. 1.-THE following is the Official canvass
RsSaTTSsci sI27 Hopsps s2isi R0St sl2si i Gel
Rsnes 2540; Schuyler (senste) 2499.
j. j. Van Keeck Democrat) was elected County Clerk
by majority, DemOcraUc CofOuor was oioVtou
THE NRw-JERsEY CONSTITUTIONAL COMMISSION.
TRENTON, Nov. 12.-The Constitutional Com
mission to-day agreed 10 amendment limiting the
number OF Common Pleas Judges TO two. OF whom Is
TO be a counselor at law. The amendment providing
for "a ViceChanceOr also agreed to. The PROPOSE
ton to organize the Legislature on new basis OF
representation and divide the state into seven 6ena-
tOrial Districts according TO population was lost afer
long debate. The proposition to limit the Indebtedness
OF counties and bOrOughs to two per cent OF towns OF
townships 10 four cent and OF cesto eight percent
except for their water supply was adopted An amend
ment also adopted deprving person OF the right
of suffrage who shall be convicted or bribery In egsa
ton The Commissioners about 70 close their la6orS
TIE ARKANSAS LEGISLATURE.
LITTLE Rock, Nov. 12-FrOm the best in
formation obtsinabe OF the result Of the special cleo
ton Nov l. for members OF the Legislature. that body
Gratis IL House-Republicans, % Democrats, 50.
THE PENNSYLVANIA CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov II. - The Democratic
State Executive Committee to-day adopted resolutions
empowering the Chairman to take steps to for
anne nded Constitution the support of the people.
THE BOSTON MAYoRALTY.
BosToN, Nov. 12.--Samuel G.. Cobb has ac-
oepted the nomination for Mayor made by aha Citizens
party last night
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PREPARATIONS FOR THE CENTENNIAL IN
PHILADELPHIA.

The Committee on Centennial Matters APP
pointed by the City Councils of Philadelphia, met on
Monday and appointed subcommittee to report on
certain made 10 the Mayor OF the city
by A. T. Goshorn Drector-General of tho international
Exhibition. Among things recommended by MI Cos
horn were widening Of Girardye to width OF 100 feet
from Girard-ave bridge westward to Elm-ave. the
opening OF Foreth and rtyrststs the laying OF gas
and pipes and the construction OF sewers fhese
which will he required By the grow
ing condition Of tho city, required to facilitate
the operations OF the National Centennial Commission,
and will also have the additional advantage Of giving
employment to many persons out OF work because
OF the financial crisis Tho Women's Centennial Ward
Committees OF Philadelphia have also completed their
orranrenents for the "Tea Party" to be held at the
ACADEMY OF Music Dec IT. the anniversary day OF the
Boston Toa Party. The teaables will each represent
one or more States. Those representing the original IL
states will be grouped together separate from the rest
the Others will each represent two States or one state
and one Territory. An the ladies altending upon tho
teatabes will dress in tho Martha Washington style
with cap. kerchef, &c. All the tea used WI be ras
nshed free by Mitchell Fletcher the coffee by Braa
ford Clarke and Ewood shannon and the sugar Ds r.
C. knight and Harrison, Havemeyer q TO- otner ono's
of aid were also made aud accepted.
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Col. Thomas A. Scott WAS in this city yes
,erdsv 20 attend meeting Of the directors Of the Allan
rio and Pacific Railroad Company and to transact other
business
Contrary to published reports President
Watson OF the Erie Railway has not yet returned from
England, but Will probably sail on tho Goth inst.
lanes Roosevelt has retired from the Presi-
denoy of the Southern Railway Security Company in
Of tho pressure Of other duties but retains
his position In the directory W %. Hugart formerly
pras,de nj OF the Pittsburgh and Connelsve Railroad
has assumed the Presidency Of the Security Company
The Richmond and Petersburg and the
Petersburg and Weldon Railroad Company promptly
met the November interest their bonds YESTERDAY
m. Richmond and Danvlle and Piedmont Air Line
RaiIrud eIteudng from Richmond. Va to Atlanta Ga,
80 nm The November interest their bonds Tuesday.
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PERSONAL.

Prof. Goodwin Smith sailed for Europe yes
terday In the steamship Russia.
Mrs. Westmoreland, formerly Of Georgia, and
now resident Of New-York tho author Of the novels
Clifford Troup" and Heart Hungry" will lecture at
the Union League Tneater at an early date on
Friends"
Boston evidently delights in hOnoring Charles
Bradlaugh An informal dinner given to him by Mr.
J. D. Smith on Saturday night, and among tho guests
were Senator Sumner William Lloyd Garrison, eKGOY.
Emory WashbuTn, aud others.
A movement is on foot in London to erect
a monument 20 Oliver Goldsmith, the centenary OF
whose death next Al present he is only
honored by simple slab bearing his profile Ia West
minister Abbey.
Ernest Feydeau, the French writer, died
on the 18th ut He wrote several novels Of light char
acter and founded an art Journal 10 which Madame
Hatazz nee BOnaparte, was contributor one OF his
romances published IN 1885, went through 10 editions In
10 months
Nine. Rattazzi writes from Paris to the
Gasetta d. MiIano that she has Kept her husbands
papers and will follow the example OF Mrs Grotc by
publishing when her grief shall have hat subsidized
a work entitled, Rattazzi and His Time, by Witness
OF the last Ten Years Of Els Lile.'
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The first concert of the New-YOrk Philhar
nome Society will take place next Saturday.
Mrs. Emma Celia Terry is to give concert
at ROBINSON Hall In sixteenth-st Sunday evening
the 18th and will be assisted by other well known art
lists Mrs Terry has had excellent training and said
10 possess d pure, fresh. and sympathetic voice
The rehearsals of the Brooklyn Phlhar-
mono Society are 10 begin week. although the hr5t
concert is not TO of till the goth Of December Inc
programme consists Of Ran's " Forest symphony Bee
tboyen's "COnOlauus" overture, BerliOz Queen MAD,
and the orchestrs arrangement OF LszEs Second Hun
garian Rhapsody.
Mr.. Theodore Thomas will Introduce at his
first Symphony Concert in this city on tho I'D inst
new yiolonceist Mr.. Louis LuDeck. whom he has Just
engaged In st. Petersburg Mr.. whitney Will sing an
aria from Bach's Matthews Passion and Beethovens
"In Queeta omba The orchestral selections are Bee
thoven's' "Consecration Of the House Overture.
Scbuberts great Symphony in O, Ber0E Queen Nab
scherzo and symphonic Introduction" OIL 5Vendoens
10 the drama Sigurd Sembe."
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-a-sa-e--Ha
p4gSEN(, ER.g SAILED.

FOR LlyRRPOOI-Ia s>anskfp RHss1 Nov ~ w" AZ
eurrp Barrett ~ Beeehsr and sister, M bonshos
p,rU D., n Martin Martin, .D GTeen Ms efh sns
child Mr Iohn Bsgg Miss MinHs cr,so, r. 10y X hchs
Irving DER John Lore, W. Hooper, DAVID Frgaso a. be
Ki,nl1s r. HcRxen Mr. and Mrs cba@ segmoat ID "a" "a
WILLIAMS g. 81 Foster J. H. Dssrosirss Me-. Balss II. a. .
Dr. sni Nrs Brros Fanny Bfosn Day!,o MI inh MS
h. Kng King two CHI dren goyernes asd ns1 ~ "
D. Lewis Mss A. Smith, Robert SH y % No1
ing H. Morie.worth ard Mrs H. Baldwin aSd nsn rvssS
10 yicopl. e. yicomles AlDloRse Ya XIII ms vr9ec
Mrs shay .Dd serysni Mr. Kaselsrd Mr. anJ Mrs Oy1o ~
lan Hopkins Thos Bsker Mons De,selS hcincsis' ~
sod ArI Lals.y Russell Mr. and Mr. A. r. lrshess sfvs
ard ( insnt Mrs benton Mis- Brook Henry Gillespie :" "
waller RobL Sayn M,s Constance BarroB Jam bsIpu 49,
x e%s7 r. L.o' IS, Q;sS Gso Isi Rs.as s,s
ma. ---yinr; A. T. Psrne lori Lessa1m WssAen '" H.
Burgsss Mr. sad Mrs. L. ID. Allen. ,--~sr--.
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MUSIC AND THE DR4M4,
WORTHY BEyFPIr EXPORT.

WORTHY BENEFIT EFFORT.
The entire receipts of the exhlbltion.-D0th
afternoon and evening,-of. Mr.. Barnum's Menagere,
Circus and Museum. Friday. the 1ith inst, Will be
given 10 the Equestrian Benevolent Association This
society was organized two years since, in New'York 1t
legally chartered and its object is the relief OF dis
tressed members of the equestrian ring and OF widows
and orphans Of circus performers Mr. James f. Cooke
is the Precedent of this useful association All the persons
connected with Mr.. Barnum's Show have volunteered
their services this benefit. and are told that the
regular company will be increased. That the entertain
uent Ia a good one has been well sscertained and
strongly stated. 1t possesses additional claim upon
the public attention, when offered for so good purpose
as the one we have denoted
DRAMATIC NOTES.
Miss Charlotte Thompson appeared IN Cleye-
land on Monday night as Juhes
Mf. and Mrs. W. j. Florence appeared ut the
Boston Theater on Monday evening
Mr.. Topper" Proverbinl Philosophy has
lately been giving readings In scotland
Mr.. Barney Williams has almost entirely re-
covered the OF his and hs health in general has
been happily restored
MIR. II. G. King is playing Qaaqsmodo at at
ing at the New Park Theater IN that city.
Mr.. Chanfrau, who has prospered in Mr.. G. W.
Tayeares play OF "A WomaaS WrGng appeared IN
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett has added Damon to the
long list OF leading parts which he now represents He
acted il at Cleveland on the 9th lust. with enllro
Mr.. Creswick has been acting at the London
Standard Theater as NeaHi.uS, III 1.-THE Bridal by
Beaumont and Fletcher lie is much commended In the
Character His MIR. Charles +. Creswick, 10 also
commended for performance of Aminfd.
Mr.. DAILY has done a good work IN getting
ND an ertanment for the benefit OF the Orphan As
inns IN charge of the Sisters of Charity Ii pity that
the works of this busy person are not always as iDno
cent and salutary This ne at any rate, ne Is engaged
unon a purpose we can heartily commend. The per
formances to which refer viii take place on Thurs
dav Afternoon aud evening Nov -. at the Academy OF
Music The attractions arc strong, aud tao gains
should be affiuent,
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,.rpx,sc prcrrr1oN by rRop. CHANDLER.

A reception was given last evening by
PRO, p Chandler, President OF thesBoard Of Health.
AZ nj, residence No 81 East Fifty ourth-s to the nom
bers OF the American Health Association aud others As
the guests arrived they were received by Prof ana
Mrs Chandler Among others present were ID. wales
president Of the Park Commission; DIR. wood
ward of the Army Medical Bureau; DIT
Rauch, formerly Health Omcer OF chcsgo
DR.. Tucker OF San Francisco henry NON, a"u
ar, po.wau Smith publishers; Henry Field. George
Ripley. Prof John c. Draper. Thomas Hicks Rufus n
Beardslsy OF the Board OF Education Dr. vies Ltosi
Of the Board OF Health Of NewOrleans; DR.: Mihan, u
& A. and DR. Elisha Harris OF the Board OF Health.
ahant I60 auess were present Nearly two hours were
snsnt In conversation and collation. WAS arter"ard
served.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Thursday, Nov. l3- o. 10.
cn..I L. u

Z
OFrTCE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON. u. c., Thursday Nov. I3 Il q. 10.
Synopsis for he past "a hours
The barometer is falling in the Invest,
with cloudy weather variable winds. North west
ery Winds clearing and very cold weather with oci-
sional snow. on the lakes. North-westefly winds,
low temperature. and partly cloudy weather In
Missouri, kentucky and Tennessee. North westerly
winds, low temperature. and generally clear weather IN
the Southern States north-westerly winds in the
Middle and Eastern States with cold. clearing, and
cloudy weather aud occasional rain Ia the latter.
Probabilities.
For The Middle St1ies nOrt-pesteriy Cipds 0i1 temper
atre partly cloudy and clearing peather For New En-
gland, north-westerly winds, cold. CLOUDY weather.
clearing In the afternoon. For the lakes, ADD
thence to tho Ohio Valley, nOrhwestery and north
eriy winds, low temperature, aud clearing or
clear weather for the Ohio and lower Missouri
Valleys and thence to Arkansas and Tennessee nortL-
westerly winds and partly cloudy weather; for the
Southern States, north westerly and north easterly
Winds low temperature, and frequent frosts with gem
orally clear weather.
Reports are missing from the South West aud extreme
MOI -Wpat
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LATEST snip NEE5.
.tOr other Ship Ners zee THIRD P7Gt

.tUr other snip Ecrs rhirs p7J.l
ARRIVED.
sesmhip CIR N Haun, Pp s 8. sit isa sns
q n Acrantre s. Sons.
sa,hp Zodsc Chaplin savannah Nov g. with Die snd pass
Murray. Ferris & Go.
Bark Forsnoo tof Pora. csnfaego' 22 i.y
With
Juno Goorses spa0 saOa ceSfaegos 81 J' With ">
lssses.
Bark Maria Mhira Qta.i ysrina Dunkrk ~ iiys bls.
BARK Iva o' Tooa Ls0n Maneaibo 29 days With c0see
Bark CaFoni PreDais (Aas. soeh, Borieias az ijs .n
brandy &C.
Stella tfisll Petro. Valencia - IN ballast
Devote Qt Geqce,Ier 81 Tara WITH alt
Brothers of Sunderland rroc Gloucester % days With st
Brg r. Jsug (of Porlan Melville Sagus II s4Ys VITA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CgARIFros, 2saed steamship Weybosset Dr NssYos
Boo, Nov I2-Arvei bsrss Eu'ea. from Java aoh'tc.
from Zephyrne from Turks nf bugs hn ctees' from
Nev.Oriesns; A. D. Small from Santo Domingo
fOKrgxss MosKog Nov l2-Pss@d In OI baltimore htta P.s
din from Rio Stevens oa CsrIeuas; Ehit ron Deal hrc
Glance from Jago: j. Topper from Lvepool hr sh',h
from Pissed cut bfr<s Chnin o Vens.eSn soi "f
he Vest IBiies
SAVANNA Nov l2Amged. steamship Sao salvador IRON New
YORK ships Herbert Beech from LTcpOo 3fn gli go"
Antwerp, bts kmma from Nonefro Armenia TON ircne,
IanrO; JOsepbnr irOn DensFni 'ti4i'l bs
Dan.r Dove, for Liverpool
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ASDgRTOy- Tuesday Nov H. At ths r-Ais"r ~
the hide. p.en,s b. The Rev Tho. Farn L,h Az rfs'
OF Poribsn Westrhe.ter County T.. susie. si Iisa-T
Stephen Phillip esq, Of this city. No caria
HUDSON -TRUCHgLUT- On Welaesily Nov - 1873 a. e fns
dsnce Of The brides Mrt. Louise 81 lrselsg ~ ~
Father Bluuni Anhr assisted b. Rev Faaor = 10 rn
Hudson Mis-, Caroline T., daughter o. he M hasi' t"
ohent all u this city. No c,ris
Phsde phia and Savanush papers please copy.
IRWIN -TOWSSRSD-On ruedy NoT IL 81 - .oo's Chpie.
By Rev DR. Ting assisted by Rev VIM iT1 d. ,aAls Hs
20 5. Rmile daughter ~ EhiBghIn roSnseni
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NevYork, by Rev Henri Bellows.
Morton T.. Kellogg Mrs. hly Sephoa% No c-ris
NCNDH-HUGHBS-n Chapel Sogthpor. Cona Nov ~.
by the Rev H. wsl. az Sed og the hes al-E 49, ".
ST. keInOr Clare dslsobsr 81 NE
se r. D " Hug0es Of SesHavsn
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Hay az f,r Prme. e2S Chos fort duii and so..
MOI eS -.i'.d nss sa ..d seas,l .. o. fss yes. ss
gss fos Clear sdes for soxrsar Lard dvn 10
Sa8o Tor Tisrcs 100 for Kss Sugar dali at ~ for .fsoesl
6Hss.e Common dsnss1
at 43 asa PAR, SlS55s for prn: Sc .'
Co. Neal dan ard lower 81 u.s. Gob 107eiOs Byesas
New Yors sht discount for ga osaI
Inn Tor c,r,issd checks sterling il3 for bank ehscss
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ANOTHER NEW COMET DSCoVERGD.
ANNOUNCEMENT DY PROF. HENRY,

ANNOUNCEMENT by PROP. HENRY.
70 fkt razor OF The rrtbpHe
SIR A telegram to the Smithsonian lnsti-
tuton from the Acsdemyof Sciences. Vienna announces
the discovery OF faint comet. having right ascension
OF ls hours minutes and decllnaton north OF 21o o..
moving southwest with daily motion OF 81
WashinqcN, Nov. 10, 1873 JOSEPH HEhsr.
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rrLyGe,Pufc NOTES.

Alderman Cicala of Memphis was YESTERDAY
unanimously expelled tom TIE Bosfi m iffrsi4s' "as aeas 10
htiDf. $500. 4,
..Judge A. g. Miller Of tho L. ). District Court
Of roouas appointed fre"7A a "'''' "a i''' '
resigned.
....Amasa Spragne Of the firm Of A. q W Spragun,
mared last ssenus 10 Pfoylui W s1s'sf Us a '''1
| S.uSue, lie
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PlSSENGERS ARRLVED.

FROM HAvANA-Ia s'eGnSkp CIV Of HasgAs. Nor. az
hree Vim ADAMS, IL Palmer lHHs asoy Oliver harfsL "
IL. w. Choer d. SAWYER, Albert j.
Antoaio Vida, David Dsi Russell Hal. An. cheigo.
FROM BHEMES--Jn st0mssp H0psd Nov l2.-Rdnn Drasy.
Picker Wsttenbeg aud mly j. dolphy Kremslhsss
family V Mscmel hsnoo BsnfsB hahils RGioiphy Jsss
Doedng Lus VIM. Dahl H. Sc Ia BastsJs8 " w-nss
and family aud Others seeosd cahio AMI steefasa
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THE SITE Of TRADE.
HAVANA MARKET.

u,v,s. No, l2-saarso IA D. &. l2at2 per srrob. Er'
change 6na und States GO lays easuoy 81 r5j cen.
,ren,um sight 81 prham. 80 dsys gold 81 pbt
per cent oemum sh 072 premium Lostoa.
s 80 pei prsGIan on P.. 81 1853 POI cea psaam
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CafTIR MAHKgr.

Cnrclso Nov IL dali recep .se", 20 oda>s
I ,s Of cool native at 81 21~so 90 oae loo
81 erin prime brppyh sod a. 81 ga shcn hnp sn'' "
,boioe Tsr.p. 81 5OdSj So shipments, ~ 80 ~ =, IN.
LIZ. lioss ssaye ADD higher, receipts 10000. SAX" " fos
81, lot of hhcy brouTht 81 II. ooo
hnnEp M luf nonaanr unbalanced: rsoeipe. iOOO
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A dispatch from Victoria, Yancouver's Island
report, discovery s mines in th casssn eoga' s.
Tsre miners arrived Vetor, With sIoOOV 10 soh aas AMI
~ il ,posd 10 have fl9T gold dss, Ia eight
,ih a ue rocker" The great eHeitsmtas
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DOMESTIC MARKETS

Ns~OsLxSs Nov. l2-Fosr-nnt city ieuirt AZ 49, 90 %
Dsabe -. rrebl. Htr. 81 1898 fsriy -
'"'s. a. Ij3 0.4 Que. q. o215aa Bra hu '''-
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M4RKIEN

True and False scence, Speech "a, lTi]u S-'ii"
Parka Ilins IN IkB1sk LkCrCRk AfrRA W =
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Metal Springs, the PitiIess Iron Finger Pads. ass
Rupture, enrgng tns bretc1 bi hs st-rs
gradually care b. the ELASTIC Ttus~ oSS Bf0idsp
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5peclal Notires

Dunyilie & CO.. Royal ir'sh Ds,,es'c ~ 1 On ia
holders Of WASH IN .,.Csre,s. y.
Medical Pfoisss IN 10 W
French Brady suppiod IN CsAs % N~@N ~
81 Broad ST. Newforh
D., om.. No,ce-The mails for ksr,oe iurss The -sek esd
~ ssTUppaS S,, 10 1873 vii ee q Tia once On WsDsks-
I've ~, 80 al ~ M THURSDAY al IL ~ snd On SrUk-
phI M;s W. "a ia q THos L. JANIS. Pstussser.
,., I,,urloa, 10 yegetalien.-DrL lie Cootss paper
ISSRSrS rad The recent Scientific Cosgrcss
DhSIA, - .,.s an TKlBuNK KxrRA No 10. Price 10
F'r"ss' Address riiB TRIBUNE sew.forh
Tn, rribsne Evangelical Alliance Extra No. IL GA
eapt.aiss & ssi accurate Of all e pOoeed.g..
o.,.r sni Of the recent moesg Of the w0sLDs RyAs
G.IICAL ALLIANCE New York. ready and viii be sat 81
mail % AM ,iin United states of as eoey
copies ~ All the important .ssays aud Addresses appear Ia
ynS TRIBUNE EXTRA without arsineOi ,O.eiaT si s'sa
egers yb.a ySe at ,seseai 70 Wa A,sse sr s Of sn~
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proohvr ci.v Railroad Company, will consider today
the matter Of reducing wages ell their lines

Brooklyn City Railroad Company. win CONSIDER '"uy
tho matter Of reducing wages on ell their Illus
LABOR ASPECTS IN BRooKiYs.
AT special meeting of the Board OF City
Works. held yesterday, it vas determined to give 'ne
discharged iaborors employment again. at roeueed
wages The Engineer was directed to renew street to
pairs employing gangs, each to consist OF Saoores
passers. rammer to horses ana carts ~ neeuo'
the pay to be ss follows:
Forn., Salaries. Present Salaries
Fcrnsn.......&4 90 perdsJ - ~ P'' Jay
PsVor....-.... 4 90 per day. OPfdN
R.mmers...... 2 80 per day. J. % per 9y
Labofen........ 20 per day l''2- pefho"f'
Tho Board OF City Works will thus be able 70 give ON
poyment to the for month when 10 viii be neces-
sary desist because of the weather.
Meantime, nothing has been dona for the uorsmcn
discharged from manufactures, Of whom there are
already over 10000 and tho factoes continue 10 reduce
their forces Toe building interest Il a. standstlH.
Ex-Mayor Booth, who Is large builder. says that
Throughout the Winter OF 1872 he employed from 10 To
100 men; he only has eight or ten now La Bed1rdaye
there are 100 houses unfinished aud work ON them has
been abandoned because Of lack OF funds The same
trouble Is experienced In many other quarters OF the
city. go. l., A.
The Common Council discussed at great length IN the
evening several measures OF relief but reacheo no den
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