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New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Bret Harte will deliver q new lecture, entitled
American Hu@Or Assoc alton Hall Onsht the lecture being one
Mrs. Susan Everett. NJ. d., Quaker lecturer, will
speak ladies' and the chapel the Church o. the Strangers at
to-day Better Health for Women and Chldren"
The Typographical Burns Club, composed of per-
the various morning and evening In this city
the birthday Of Robert Barns saturday night By dinner
Sou soat,si. Ma.'''' '-''-''i'1' '''''''' '''
meeting of the grain dealers of the Produce
Exchange called Saturday afternoon devise Of
securing more prompt deliver Of grain .. the %
held account of he small attendance.
Jerome Hopkins delivered lecture before a large
suene Cooper Tnstute Saturday The Music Of the
said might eem extraordinary advance the
proposition language bat that much
Bngsb French any oher language the el CANT Of
modern music popular because had
had been nroace in the churches when the Kind of music
the people had been accustomed hear there considered
The committee appointed by the Legislature to in
Martin Nachmann and Jacob Messer
Assembly District city the place Of George seher
the Meopoitan Hotel Saturday The COmme
Joseph Buneut, and Coohan ard Sloene
determined require ia each ese pne statement Of the reasons
rnent was had unt next Saturday.
The report of the Committee on Temporary Organ
tstioo sdpiei by Tanmauy Saturday
following Assembly District,
headed Edwin Meade yh that headed BY Timothy Campbell
Blckhof Xh headed by Henry
Wotnau TssG,yhm Wrd that beaded Sy John
eK foI priv ay election ordered the XlXth District snd
XYIth District Committee directed TO meet Feb 2 the Hon
S. j. TiIen rtirg as ten porary Chairman
The Gas Commission met in the Mayors Office
again SATURDAY, Havemeyer Commodore
zoeofer other presidents the companies
present The bid Of the NewYork Gas Company for reug
their district accepted the Controller dissenting. The bid
Of the Msnbn COMPANY for similar work their district ako
cepte The bd of the metropolitan for lighting
the
Muus Gas Companys bid for furnishing lamps
accepted Commissioner Van Mort dissenting the
Harlem Gas Company rejected the ground Of ineglan Mr.
Bspe bid Tor repairing the street lamps throughout the then
rejected
At numerously attended meeting of American
and cns held Masonic Hall Yesterday called
parpose peectUg the 6na Of benefit
society the object which its
Illness when disabled the lives
the cooperative principle ard for co6erstye generally
Organization effected By scng IL prominent citizens
by whom officers shall BE- chosen IL resolved enter into
with the Newlork Life Assurance Society,"
risks the Of premiums b. by the association
committed Of two appointed and empowered call the
sew York Lie Assurance Company ald progress meeting
be held duIag the week.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
THE JOVIAL SIDE.
SUNDAY In THE CONTINENTAL MANSE

SUNDAY N TIE OON IINENIA MANNEh'
A continental Sunday among the German
population Of SewYork foreign to the native taste
and education Of Americans, has nevertheless become
element of metropolitan life. The beergarden aud
fheater regularly aud fully attended by pOr
tion Of citizens churches by another, and II is
impossible for the understand why there should
be any against Sunday ausements as for the
10 understand why any assemblies other than
for sacred purposes should be allowed
To afford the readers OF THE TRIBUNE an idea
Of the extent which the Puritan Sabbath has been
supplanted in this city By the German holiday re-
porters attended evening the places amusement
most largely frequonted by tie Germans, OF which
brief descriptions follow Whole families seek their
joyMelt and SID their beer together there is ttle
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
GRIEVANCES OF INTERNATloNALs.

The Federal Council of the International
Workingmen's Association met yesterday morning at
Their Headquarters in springst. Letters were read
fromasections OF the society in Europe. letter
read from Gov. DAVIS aud Lieut. Gov Withers OF
Minnesota IN relation to letters sent oy the Secretary
asking them TO obtain grants lands foI the working
In reply they stated that the matter had been re-
ferred 10 the Committee Immigration IN the Iepis
lature. letter also received from Senator Roscoe
Conklng returning thanks for letter received from
tine society with regard 10 the establishment post
office savings banks for the working GLASSES, which sLa
pay at the rate Of C5lO0 per per uin
aud loan out the nOuey at tlO1 per cent per
IL was,resoved 10 Issue newspaper tle lsI
mouth the interests Of the equalization k1O w az e
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THE DEPTH OF NEw-YoRK HARBoR.
To me Editor Of The Tribune.

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: In remarks made in Congress. without
consultation with figures and based upon recollection
erroneous statements OF mmateral matters often are
made. And so IN the statement made in answer TO
the assertion OF Mr. s. Cox the foor OF the House
that the harbor of NewYoik defenseess and Its
business at the mercy OF the iron clad ships of foreign
powers, and "even Of so mean power as span"-it
was rather immaleria whether the Monarch had sent
tug.boat over the bar Qt announced at the time
that the Monarch could not into New-York Har-
bor) The material point to the defenseess con-
ditlon of New-York. And the strange phase OF the
affair s that has not been thought censurable for
New-York member on the floor OF the House OF Repre-
sentatives TO declare his city defenseess and its
business &C. at the mercy OF the irOnclads OF Europe
IL was material this whether the IrOnclads
existing could enter the port at all tabular state
desks gave the draft OF most OF the Spanish
vessels at so feet knew the Devastation and Thun-
derer were stated 2s feet and have belief that mos!
of the British roncads exceed that. Perhaps may be
mistaken in that rather familiar with the depth
OF water in NewYork Harbor yet potage is not my
business, may be certainly correct IN my belief
informed that there is less water IN the main chan
nell between the bar and the NarrOws, than 20 feet
owing TO the accreton OF mud near the QuaraBtsle
Station since the formation Of the artificial island at
that point II that is mistake belief very preva
lent and should be rectled. Very many matters in
voved IN the question dsputable. Good sailors in
form that the Devastation and Thunderer cannot
the Atianric not gUUd sea-vessels. Ana,
again. how is it some newspapers ampooned me for my
misrecoection In the unimportant matter of the tug
boat, the time informing that the body OF Mr.
Peabody was not in a boat, but on the Guerrero
frigatei Alas, poor humanity is fallbe
Yours respectfully, PHILIP s. CRooKE.
II. r., Washington, d. C., Jan. q, 1874.
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y,,rrnhounl Mr. Maddox submitted a paper en,itiea
of PrnCpes and g OF %hcS
LUZ Rad and adonted 1t declared the equality OF RANK
advocated freedom OF the press free speech tne rss and
@ .o r,h -, hear arms 1t asserted that the history OF
the parties history OF
Want of An absolute tyranny over the people OF tho
United states 1t called upon workngmen to 1 unite ~ he
N hsrmony with the Declaration OF American lndepenu-
ence for the purpose correcting abuses In the
nn, and its action back TO its original fun
lions An these measures were to be accomplished
through the ballOtbOX
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A NEW INSURANCE LAW PROPOSED.

A petition is being circulated among prop
erty-owners this city asking tho State Legislature
view Of the frequency Of nres Of which appear 10
be Of incendary ORIGIN to take such action - shsu
prevent the recovery under any policy Of insurance
sum greater than the loss damage sus
tanned in any case aud to compel companies
to limit their liability to that extent The petitioner
hope that such an enactment will prevent
to some extent crime loss OF e and fres give better
security to property aud reduce the present high rstes
OF They declare that most Of the incendAry
fires are caused by the system Of full INSURANCE and
overnsurance followed by the companies and that such
reckless way OF doing business reacts on the honest
insurer by compelling him 70 pay higher rate Of nsur
sAixS S>z28~SkS2
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DIR. G. NAPHEGYI vINDICAIED.

The charges made by Nathan w. Lyman
against Dr. g. Saphegyi OF No. so East Ffty-third ST.
were dismissed Saturday by Judge Sherwood al the
Jefferson Market POhce Court. Esphegyi was accused
defranding Mr. Lyman out OF $1,000 but as the com
planant appeared IN Court and stated that he wished
L. Withdraw s charges nasmuch NJ he dd not believe
that there was any intention tO deffaud him. ic Jis-
uce promptly disnisscd the gise. Dr. NAGhogsi did
not appear IN court.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
POLICE NOTES.

Margaret Stephens, age "a, died yesterday Mt No.
40 Oaehunrend hhs from compound fracture Of
the lee received b. a fall On Jan lS.
Wm. Miller. age 10, while playing with pistol in
the the of his parents residence No. 22S3 ThiTe
centa argei IT, aud the bali entered his side causing probably
mortal would.
Laura Pcitrie, age s. residing at No. 314 Broadway.
D. fatally injured by Car No 2 Of the
line BroadsAy between Tentn Eleventh
sts. Tue driver Blwau Harvey, arrested,
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
HOME NEWS.
PRDMINRNT ARRIVALS
E;nb z-,enus Hetel-Charics BradlseRh OF

Fifth Apenue Hcte-Charics Bradlsegh OF Englana
J,S .M .e y Of Carroll Hyac oi
and Wiisn Wtsdsr HSe-CsP] ueeTs a ~ Ar%s
" Hotl-Tbe selkreg Of ithaca sxCongess
man n Rec OF Msine Judge harcas morton ot aio.
A" Hory-RrGov X NJ McCook Of Colorado ~ sss
,ain.r, Hoxi-Prvf Rogers Of Booa; William H. Onuo o
Ne; and Alfred Wilkinson OF Syracuse hox brs'eA
.rbaU U1nI T.. Hatch Of Dafalo.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

the inlet navgable for vessels drawing not iess tha
IL sisature be repeal the law on MORTGAGES
the the law taxing eoa 70 real h estate aaa
mortgage is double tax and Injurious !" 'ne prosress
OF the State In population and wcaltn
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

CLEANING and DYEING specially for the hol
days yeve lsc,s eahers gloves silks for spos ae either
LORDS eacs $50 and 934 Broadway, ,ni Ill Eighth
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

AN OLD AND WELL-TRIED REMEDY.-MRs
WIsLows syrup children ehing has stood The
hlhons mothers testify that IL reiab
Relieves the child from ons the regulates the bowels
troubled collie pains quiet sleep and its
broke res
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Go to B. s. SQUIRE, $50 Broadway. corner
Prince sells Watches aud Jesry retail direct from the safe.
frst hands. Watches repaired like
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

The best "ELAsTIC TRUss,r warranted the
best Is sold at PonsRor's, 744 BrosiSsy. for 50.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

Piles can be cured only by ASAKEsIs. Sold
BY Druggs,a Depot, 40 Wslierst
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26
IAnnoozoemeBal

BURNETT's COCAINE makes the hair grow.
New-York tribune., 1874-01-26

For BREAKING Up COLDS, USE JAMES Ex.
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EPaso.

Dre, 90 -sl,ighius pretty fair in tl.
woods.
j. Hurley has bough, horse power
and wood saw, and IA Eow ready to saw
wood for bis ne ghbors
AT the Last meeting OF the Ell Paso
Grange, the iih degree WAS conferred on q
new member. They also had a Feast.
The officers elect Of the Grange here
are II. Mcdonald, W VI A. Peterson.
O. w Mcintyre, A. ); j. r. Meehan, l.
gm. Shepard, c.; W II. HI. SEQ =
fines. sr, +; 3, II. Gilman. F. K
ceres, Mrs Shepard; p, Mrs Martin, r
Mrs. walton.
On the 18th inst, Rev Father GunNe
acid Catholic service IN this place, Ta,
meeting was attended ~ member
Of every denomination in bis L.
oiliiy The text was-'Who a.
bou!' John |; % Il was au able eGorr
aud il was listened 70 with marked at,eu
ton.
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leave was more Than surprise TO his
Church and Society. Il was most un.
welcome news Ia all, aud il caused the
unbidden tear to moisten the eye OF
many warm aud most devoted friend.
For nearly twelve years he has wllk.
ed uprightly before this pc pic -mio.
glei with them in social Iife-visited
tbem in an hour of a1l elton. aud ten.
dered the consolation ofthe Gospel he
proie see, to those ia bereavement,
T0ttering old are has funk into The
grave manhood aud middle lie have
been roLted Of cir crcwns-.y5url
and beauty have lain their jewels ia
The storehou,e OF heaven, AMI the
sweet pledges Of love and Innocence
have been translated to realms &C esti
~, during his miuiSiration IN
this part of Gods moral VINEYARD. Ia
season aud out OF season early and
late lin good health, or in i'll h,pllh.
he has never ialtered, anil the an
nounccmcnt that three short man;Es
will terminate his cnn Ieciion with -
society here, can be received only with
feelings Of deep regret. IL strikes a
tender cord, the vibrations of watch will
cause The whole souls IF mspy Of his
sincere friends to tremble. Yet such
Is human lite. Gauge IS marked mp
on every thing. both animate and mani.
innate, and while our fiieud may % to
seek new friends. AMI new field IL
usefulness, tie bri hi scenes Of the paSl
viii never be forgotten, aai the prayers
and best wishes OF host Of iricuds will
follow him.
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Personal.

Last Tuesday we announced that
Rev. WIN Gill would tender his resig
nation as Pastor Of the Congregations.
Church at this place, 90 the evening
# that day. lie did SO, aud the sam,
was accepted accepted 10 the sam,
spirit il was rendered, and for the same
reasons reasons which would have
been just as weighty five years agone,
Is they are TO day. That is 10 say
We can make any thin a reason. if we
lesre 60, or we can cast the same asid,
IS being unworthy Of candid consider.
alton, II We choose so 70 DO.
But Mr.. Gil, after mature delibera
ion, and for no apparent cause. had
come to the conclusion that il was bcsl
10 dissolve hi. connection with thn
Church, as its Pastor. even while n,
good reason dill exist Tor such us.ep
Hence il il our privilege TO say lhau
The announcement Of his intention /.
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[ .Spse.aL Corrtsppnaence.

DESPITE poor slcighing, we notice
a goody number Of teams upon our
streets each day.
The soclable at Rev. S w. uor-
ner's on Tuesday evening was well
attended All who were in attend
ance pronounce 1t pleasant affair.
teachers from this village
will attend the convention which is
to be held in the new school-house
at Ellsworth the Goth.
Mrs. S. w. IIoRNER will in a
short time start for Pitt burg Pa. j.,
where she intends to spend sever
al weeks with her friends and rela-
tiyes.
AT meeting Of the Congrcga.
tional Church and society held on
Tuesday evening, the following pre-
amble aud resolution were almost
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Rev. VIM. Gill
has rendered his resignation as Pas
tor of this church, and, WHEREAS, I he
bonds which have 50 long and SO hap
PLY united us are too strong and ga.
cred to be dissolved without some
expression of our feelings, there
fore, RE SOLVED, That the pastoral re-
latlon between the Rev. Wm. Gill
and the church, has been character
ized in a remarkable degree by har-
mony and mutual esteem for t elvc
yea ;, during all Of which time our
Pastor has proved himself, a most
earnest, faithful, aud successful Ia
borer in the Masters work and We
accept his resignation in the spnit
# brotherly love, with the fullest as
surance of our undimnlshed regard
for himself and family.
A DONATION party for the benefit
OF the Rev VIM Gill will be held
at the residence ofMr q. s. Powell
on I thursday, the 14th Of Jan. As
this Is the last opportunity which
the people will have to express the
regard which IS felt for their pastor
it is hoped they will impr We the
occasion to leave with him snbstan-
tlal tokens long to be remembered.
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h1YNuPpNia.

Dyspepsia is the most Encouraging and
distressing disease uan is heir to- Amer.
leans are particularly subject TO this dis
ease aud its effects; such IA sour stoma ch
4ick headache, habitual costiven -, hart
burn. water-trash, gnawing aud burning
pains in the pit Of he stomach, coming up
Of the food, coated tongues, disngreeabie
aste in the mouth. impure blool and AL
diseases of the stomach aud Liver Two
doses Of GRg Ms ArGusr FLOWER will re-
ieyed you at once and there positively is
not case in the Unitel tstes il viii not
cure. II you doubt this 60 o your Druggist
G. Z. Davis and get a sample bolt for ten
cents andtry it. Regular size IS cents
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At the annual election Of River
Falls Lodge, a. F. 4 a. NJ, Dec. %
1874 the following officers we're chos
en-: Il. Il Bourne. w. NJ; WIN.
Davies $. W; W. d. Carleton, j. vi
.. SrahI. Treas, g. Il. .aorse, Sec
q. w Mapes, 5. D., Wm. Dwyer, j.
D.; II. Cameron, Tyler.
Installation, Saturday evening, the
26.h inst. All members Of the Fra.
ierniiy,their families aud friends are in.
ylsed. Address by Rev. II n Stroua.
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School Report.

Report OF School taught 10 Distrie
No. s, town of Trimbele for The month
ending Dec, 18th. 1874:
Scholars enrolled 81
Punctuali,y, .o6
Attendance, SO
Department, 80
Those wLo we're neither absent nor
tardy during the month, are John, Je.
rome and Henry Engle, Frank, JUL,
and Lille Thayer. Frank, Cora anc
Wallace Leonard, 0riu. George aut
Cora Otlmab, Henry Mardeu. LiIsi,
Huber, Ouie Sweet, aud Nellie Rob
ins. Parents, aud friends Of Education
ore hereby cordially invited and re
que ted TO pay what they justly owe
VISIT 10 the school,
} w, GORDON. Teacher
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IL. y. JeueoO hds GA mani a large
supply Of fresh oysters Of the best qua
~ which he is d.sposing of ut pr,c1,
naderlIively t,.nJr4li,e. Call in
aud get can.
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Found AMI taken up r me, The under
signed, Oh baud owned by me and on which
I've, in section No 5, township No -
range No. 10 being the town Of Clifton on
he l0th, day Of December 874, one year
ing but, dark rel. inclined 10 hrindle. and
me gearing heiter. with waite under the
belly.
tbaon. Dec. 18Th, 1874.
- 30 JUasoE KNIGrT.
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The proposition 10 make the women
Of this state eligible to the Office
school director, clerk or treasurer, seen
TO meet with cons derable favor from
the press. We would sug- est that the,
also be made eligible to the office q
Superintendent OF Schools. All. thOu,
but wouldn't We have lively timv
in Pierce county next fall?
But. seriously, that would be re.
form 10 the right direction. Two.third,
OF our teachers are women, aud amoul
them We hni greater proportion q
good teachers than among The men
Besides this, the women Of our state
and that Of most Of the other states
take more interes. in the cause OF cd
ucatiou than do the men
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"A Repository OF Fashion
Pleasure, and InstructiOn.o
Halpei''s Bazaar.
.ITLU5TI1A-TED.
Notes Of he Press.

The Bazar is edited with a contribution
OF tact aud talent that we seldom find in
any journal; and the journal itself is the
organ Of the great word OF fashion.-Bos-
ton TdUeier.
The B0zar comments itself to every
M mher Of the household Ito the children
oy droll aud pretty pictures, to the young
IA lies by lis fashion plates IN endless va.
rie'y, tathe prOvIde"t ma ron by its patterns
f,r tine chIliren's clothes; TO pdtsrfdmilids
by its tasteful designs tor embroidered
clippers aud luxurious dressing gowns
But the reading matter of the Bdzdr is uni
tOrmly OF great exec .ence. The paper has
acquired "a wide popularity for the freside
enjoyment 1t aifores.-N. Y. Eesning Post.
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D. G. Wordsworth, of The law de.
PaTtment of the University at Madison
is spending the holidays with fri, nd.
at home.
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The wife of Asa Il. Hutchinson, OF
the celebrated family of singers, died
suddenly at Rushiord, MIMI, last Sun.
day.