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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-03-12

| On Friday Iast, Mr.. Harris reported Bill
from the committee on clsims, 10 Congress
for the relief Of Burke & Kuo-
Ele, which was read drst and second
time, refesped to- the comudbtee Of the Whole
on private calendar, wiSh acconnpaassng report
end esdeseh to- be presented.
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The House Judiciary committee havs uu-
der. eonsidsrstios the Eeunte bsukrapt biES,
and arvfsarefully gstag over. It line BY ltue-
&c is expeotsd they will report sezs week,
asd if upabasto sgres with the Senate, Ak
a cemmittssaf conference.
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Dublie Sale of Personal EAsafe.
! / BY virtue Of the provisions of a fEist
deed, executed by the late Hdwerd T. Saunders,
(which deed bears date on thes30th of NpyAmher,
1860, and,fs recorded IN coffee Of the Racprd
Ter in and for Pendleton, county, in the Ssste Of
wv est Virginia. ushall cntthe promises, onthe
1sr day Of APRIL next.
iu,said comfy Of rendleton. near Doe HfH pro-
4eeea to sell at public aucstonsto' the highest bid
der, on' acredit Of 9'months,.4 head of Horses,
g usilch Cows, three year old cattle, 1.-TWO year
old, yearlings, 2 Wagons oo&psae. aud q road
Wagon, the other a farm. wagon, gear or har-
ness for six horses anditruck Wagon, Rifle
gun, 1!Shot gun, alllthe. Household and Kitchen
Furniture ow,led and in tile possession Of the
said f. T. Saunders atthe date Of the said Trust
Deed. embracing ave feather BEDS. bedsteads
and furniture Cor said BEDS one cooking stove
and fixtures, chairs, one. mantle. clock, &c.
. GEORGE FIAER,
mar 12-4t substituted Frustee..
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Mr.. Cochran has Introduced preanbls
aud resoEetien ID tho State Senate. asking
the United States to endorse seventeen mil
lions Of the State s per cent. bonds, With
view to .1assting the obliessia0s Of tho
State. =. $50 a.,
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The Kitchen AID snoke-house Of Dr.. J.
B. Taylor at Ivy Depot. was destroyed ~
Gre on the 9th. Les $I2O0
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The tax bill reponbd BY Ar. A II Il Stn-.
art from the f4see comm go is made thsl
special order for the 18th il tbs House; o.
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docket case, No. 46I

L OpoN0o S"o0, NV: aSi i
In the District Court of the United States for
he Western District OF Virginia, s's no.
In the matter of GEORGE w. WEXFORD, . bank.
rppt--in bankruptcy. .-
At Harrispaburg, ON the 4th day Of March, A.
D. 1874
T9 aehons 1t may concern:
Please to take notice hereby, that 4 Petition
has been. to wit: on the l6tA day Of February,
A. D, 1874. filed in said District Court by
GEORGE W. WElEoRp, of Augusta county in said
District, who has been heretotaSs dHlY declared
Bankrupt under the ACT of Congress entitled '.Au.
Act to establish = more ppiform System Of Bank.
ruytcy throughout the United States" approved
March I'd, lsaz, 10y = discharge and certificate
thereof, from all his debts and other claims prov
able under said Act, and that the 10. day OF a
pril A. D 1874 at 10 cl,ck. A. NJ, before =;
DoyaLAa GRAY, one Of the Rsgisters pr ; sa.a
Court in Bankruptcy, at his QNce IN L.. ".
burg, in said District, is the time ana Psao'
signed for the hearing Of the same, e. ~ an a4
where you may ATTEND and show caI.1, au
you have, Why tho prayer Of saa pes''s''s eAou'9
not be granted. H., .,,
and third meetings al the creditors Of said Bank
ruut will be held al ths Same time ara RIaass
1ps wy ~ 's'ss q : 9. lQUGllAS GRAY.
u. Rsgistsr ia KapkspptpT for
Mar IA OF hS6th Cong'l Dist. of va ):
Mr. Chas i l4ipscoo.b, Of Richmond, .
Young man aged 2syears, was found dead in
his bed 10 that city on the oh. He atteu-
ded church the night previous, escorting q
young lady, and left he's, after service, COPS
r,aiuiug Of iudispositiu9;
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FDocket case No 3oS. :


In the psstr C, Court o the United States for
the Western District Of Virginia.
In the matter Of James Steele, Bankrupt-,n
Bankruptcy
At HaryisonbSrg, on the 9th day Of March, A.
D., 1874.
To WAona it. may Concern:
Please to take notice hereby. that Petition has
been to wit :: on the 25th day of September, A.
ip.. 1878 filed in said District Court BY James
Steele, of Augusta county, in said district. who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt I'M
der the Act of Congress entitled ''An Act to es-
tablish uniform system of bankruptcy through
out the United States" approved March ID, 1867.
for dis barge and certificate thereof, from all
his debts and other claims provable under said
Act. and that the 10th day of April. A D., 1874,
at 10 o'clock "A. n before c. DoUGLAs GnAY. one
of the Registers of said court in bankruptcy, at
his O4ce in HarEisonburg, in said district, is
the time and place assigned for the hearing Of
the same when and where you may attend anil
show cause. if any you haze, why the prayer Of
the said Petition should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified that the SECOND
and third meetings. OF the creditors Of said bauk.
rupt will be held at the same time and place.
c. DOUGLAS GRAY,
Register in Bankruptcy for 9Th Coug'l Dist. of.
Virginia. mar l2-2t
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NJ 0TICE.-Fhe Partnership heretofore ex-
1N listing between Luther II: OFT and Erxnk
Stabler, Under the style Of OFT s Stabler. has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent:
Parties knowing tn, mselves indebted, will
please call at the Law office Of, 8fsager Craig.
and settle. Ell OFT,
mar IL F STABLER.
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Thos. G. Eppes,- highly esteemed citizen
of Richmond, died at his residence ~ tAat
CRY 90 the Ga, agya q yclrs.
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Ye1v AdUertisenaezsIs
LISP OF ADVERTISED. LETTERS,
MARCH IL, 1874

GENTLEMEN
.BsssnpBenf Hill. Rev wm
Browu,H ) Kennedy, o
kurEa. JAo. I.ivick Az
CreiEh, Cyrus Morgan, DR. J H
Cooper, Jas Meennie. Mr.
Orchard. Mich'l McKee, Simon
Dennis Geo -. Morris S &C
!. Dennis Dennis .l 4. Peers ,s Lewis M
Elliott. Geo Resxxa, Coliistus
Evans, Thos kansBAfl W.
Findey .Rey DE- q ReHaia VIM
! Foultx, r g Ssatspi. Dornenico s. "A.
Guest. Jas VI Schtt. Coalition
Gaines, Morgan Sullivan Patrick
Hamlet, rAhas Spencer, Jas
Hays. Wilson shelton stephen
Hopson, Wyatt Stsawter, Sam
/ Winston, 1kcoS -
Brooks, rsiss Jane I.ewelen, Amanda q
| Busck. Mary Ann Hamton. NJ f
iSfsfock, mrs Morton, miss Huttie
taB0xfey, r.srs NJ Norris, mrs Mile
laBpnduraut miss Rosa Minor, miss Nancy
Bragg, miss Sarah,T. Mcpherson, Sallie
fsDarber, Willie !. O'tlcnnsll, Sarah A.
IfGabbelI ,mrs =: W -0liver,s mrs NJ
Crowley,,tnrs =. :. Points, mrs H 4
lChiles, mrs Right, miss Easter
Candier, mrs s 8 Rhoades, mrs Jas NJ
Darsey, Caroline TarnyxInrs Fannie
/ Harry miss YetrySGorgelia
Hundey. miss Joanna Thornton .Mollie
Elanes, miss Elsie 'ThDnHasy Sarah e ~
I JOhnson, miss Lucy Ann White anrs Eliza, (colE
kellef, ~uirs Martha. :. Winston, mrs Fan J
Koop, miss Ottilie NJ, Wesleyx miss Lucy Az
The above letters ifnot called for within thirty day
will be sent to the dead letter office. Perse,s calm
| forthsm will Please saxthat they are advertised
I .HHNi A. HARTMAN, NM.
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Mar. u, q, j
, 1874-04-16
THE LIVESTOCK uAuKETS.

CHICAGO,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, April IT,
Tho recopa Of livestock dlrIuR the wcek Ioyo benn
, 1874-04-16

.. WEDNESDAY EvENyN1, Arril 15
The dry-goods trade during tic past week was spaa-
mod!c. Tho day or two OF pleasant weather Witnessed
good degree OF activity In tho different departments
bnt tho weeter for the most part waa cold and bll,s
turing, md by means favorable for tle prosecution
Or n active trade In spring goods. Tho weok eales
however, mnda respectable aggregate, and aH prices
hayo ruled much moro steady and uniform than for
sevcral wocks previous, tf1era Is really chnngo
for the better in tho Bnneral situation Of
the marke notwithstanding tho absence Of that tlegreo
Of activity that might reasonably DO expected to ire
vail at this stago OF the Benson. In yauca tho changes
were uuimportant, reduction Of Nc in Wachnsefts
and l1c in Augusta brown cottons, being tho only
alterations worthy OF mention. All standard cotton
productions now show hardening tendency, and
foH weeks Of mild, springliko weather would, no
Doubt sufficiently stimulate the dcmaud to caliso
very general upward movement Of prces. Carpetings
arc now mectfnR With good Inquiry both from local
and out -oftown buyers, mud for wel-knoyu brands
tho market is firm. Among unpopular lnnkes and
desirable asylss thore te some "cutttng."
Tho Now York bulletin Of April i, says: "The
supply Of manufactured cotton goola nppears to 10
amply sufficient for tho current trada rc1utre1uolt
and Of fow na1es thero is probably aono accunl,l-
laton In first hands, int obbors' HtockH bath III this
city aud in tho Interior exceptionally Light aud
aa the low ruling rates conducive to frto CON
sumption, u 1e not likely that lower prcea will be
reached during the present acaBon and, indecd in-
dicationa point to heavy movement Of cotton goos
for the fall trado Of much earlier period thau 6ual
Which Will have tho effcct Of advancing market rntcH
Below nrn thn current nlYnta
, 1874-04-16


CATTLE-Thoro was worry llttlo lilo In tho cattio
trade; tho reduction Of 2O3oc austaol earlier n ho
Woek not serving to infaso anything like activity Into
tho tfatho. DuyGrB wcro humorous enough, tho at-
tendanco boig fully MI average ono, but caas
Tested any inclination to orcrato extensively, aud 1t
was dragging and unsatisfactory trade from tile
opnning to the coHo. With supply Of over 1000 cat
TO IN tic ynrg, and prospect Of liberal arrivals dur
ing tomorrow and Friday, holders displayed 1ltt1o
nrtnncHs oil acomfng willing to part With their stock
concessions inducomens for buyers to take hold
On more liberal scale; but deapite tho unuaun oxor-
tfons put forth, only umitBd amount Of sales
was accomplished, lcAa than ouo-fourh Of tho supply
being dispoacd OF. There was ono sale at 50. 3D.
wero taken at 5.8o@ol5, but tho prevailing prices
werc N.o0@4.75 for butchors' STOCK $I50tS4 65 for
ntock cattle. nud $5.009h.80 for medium 10 choice
shipping steers The largest Balo Of tho day waa e3l
Iszas M a. aSers averaging l25 !hs, at soo. fhoy
unHod stock, and TINT lower prices will preval 10.
morrow Ia altogether 1lkoly,
The Carrollton ta1o journal, after having "intor-
viewed the prominent Btock-growors Of TINT SECTION,
conca to tho following conclusions;
' From tho best information wo can gather. on The
1At Nhy Of tho rrcBeut month there o legg thAp
1000 head Of 'top cnttto that L. 1rst-cass patye
steers. ranging from i.too to 1900 lbs in tho
county, Which, 1t .e raneh gness were WORTH as they
lighter wcights, Of which tcrn several Thousand
lead now focting for the iata markets, nnd which.
when sold, will probably run tho grand total up to
$s0o0o0 The greater portion Of tho hrBt-cass cattle
has been bought up by alr Alexander, tho great cne.
eamo stnte and Mcssrs Hunter L Co., anl arc to be
delivered Within tAs next fow weeks, The tmuyo-
mont Was fully naugurntod on Monday and Tuesday,
when ono train Of a continuing $50 teau Of fu
steor valued at $4,000, loft tho depot at South Car
Tho market closed dill mil hravv
, 1874-04-16

smho Ia grown, hn constructing ans1t factories for
ne manufacture cf tho o1traot from tho cultivated or
uncntvatcd p1nnt, 1nay mt realize n,uo hanspmer
htofit than tho sao alpr and oxponNo employed in
Of thclr soil would ycll them.
LATEHT.
Wheat was fairly active aud n1nde tirmor,
eollinE at e1.2713t0127 for May, and cloeing ut
s1.27s@., Boller juno 1t s1.285l@t20. Casl,
was 5 quoted at sd,2o, Corn VIVA qnot and stcady
00eAo. Tliroo aoloonors wero reported as prob
aby chartered for corn to Buffalo at 80. Total
oapaclty about, o., ,000 bu. Thoro woro r11mors
OF other ohartorB.
GALL HOARD.
Provisions wero inactlve. a1osa pork waa
stronger; lard and mcats were unchanged.
Moaa pork, cash and seller tho month, offered at
s15.9a1; sollor May, a15.95@16.07I sollor
Juno, Slo.10@1g,2o. Lord, cash or sollor tho
mouth, e0b0@0.70; Holler May. &0.g5@g.70,
sc!lcr Juno, $o.80@0.s5. Shoulders, cash Of
aoller tho month. 5]f@69lo; Bellcr May, $3.50
@o12?4 sollor June. 0Nc. Short ribs, canh
$8.40D9,66.
, 1874-04-16
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Kin A'snts ,13
farncss' 41 .1ts 1tg
1;ronnb cnif foit rr ngr. i"
1ronci caf n ~ N t., ''''''.'''' ~
TroncI, kn n J" 70 ~ ~ IT, r. 6o9s ~
META1a A. AM n ~ 1ns,:;,n, .;,, , aoa aov
@ spes ~ naca fefX aetivs seet Iron No. ~ is quoted
Ty rIArrITn 1nnH ase 81 ne q"o!asionA;
IN tia t. - igklf' fl2h0; 20, i2xt2 slloo; ldx
81 IN wv 1ooAn9' laf2o' Io $l2'oo; uo' 2ox28'
'ro r,1-.Tnroc ~, ,.u ,,. ,. ,,
EnInrn. n" ~ oan ~ M sna!l. -" 10 bar, 85c.
Tra,h-fYr III. - ~ H. ~ y y ". 49,,
mi r. ott.Sin nao' p"r' po pipe It'll COILS g@Vl5oi
IN Eurrsr ri ~ EtwoMrr,,1 ,..,u ,o.
a,ahr p,n uH eas*s' LUG; lcss qt1hhtity, llo;
E,sprxxs sfnnn-No ri r.. .., -, ,
nnd fo a9n. Io II an ~ ~ tates nss,a iron, y
ratna tmnrcnn 1i,aaIa 4io 70 ho. eta1hoa 2oo
Garvautsrr fnnM ~ 3c1o5 nv y, loo:
an aNaoe ia. M o. H. 1o" M ~ aao; 20. 1l0S24. lso
Of Id mar cent Ii tnoe frn.n IL. H.. 1T leo' aiseouht
"a CnrTrrnr'otnnr THa % i,ottn9as 0a snls ~ A9t.
47o timed co,or ia nisnIsh III 1Ves y bs
~ WinE-.Tna. yi1ys. :ys to 4. IN. 7,oo ,o,. ~
11Mn. IN nm H. 1hTr. * ~ ~ ~ 10 ~ 1lo: u
iac io los: 40 2oa: f ,no nma ~ ~ aso; n lde; ls
fcnce w1rns iLc A4' '>'0' y" poe cant dscounts
NN1IsGWcro in demand at lin ov,r ro,o. r,,,
,,n,ai ,iiacomnt is muIn ~ ~ luz LIZ B5en 1aea Iho
9n1aGod t,eT icu IL 1Hn. sI ihu .s' Wo quote:
d. ri. .H2T: ~ ID. NH4k. al ~ IL ~ SH:st1} ~
lno f7iaI6: cliurh. f0.76 ~ wv s'''Hia ~ oo'
NAVAL sBTONEH-Wo cont,nuo IN cuo,o. . 1,,,,
u b. l7@l8c: eianl rome - H. 1kt<@inLto ivs io!1s
sas}l cord - H. 1Na92n. 1narna W X n5tnp
, 1874-04-16

lea1ng feature Of tho Wall street market to-ilay,
and worry !lnaottlod fcol!nR prevailed.
Money. a@D5 until late In day, wlIon loans woro
Sterling dull, will, actunl business 1T $l.85 for
sl1tY days, aud 94.87114@4.89 for sight.
CuHto,ns rceoipts, S430.0 900.
Gold olosou ut 1139i, tho lowest point nf tho
day t!ic hiHhoBt point was 1143S, made shortly
after tho opening Of businoss
Carrying rntoB, 2@i nnl fiat final rate, Q.
AhsBtatit Trensnror daburBcl 9A7, 900.
ClearingH. 5iD,00o,000.
Gold flr1n.
!. State bontls dull, and fraction lowor.
!. Stocks oponod wosk, and declined II to X;
tlo dacl!no was subsequently, recovered, but
during tho Inst hour of business, and Just
previous to tho close, tho market was extremely
weak, prices showing decline Of II to az from
oroning rate.
Tho ieading featuros were Western Union,
1,actf!o Mnit, Lakn Shore, New York Central,
Union pacidc, a1d ERIC. lilo Will street mar
kots generally olonou at tho IowoHt point Of tho
day, because tho sennso bill la conatruod to moan
contraction of tho prosont banking facilities III
all redemption cities.
Sales Of stock betwoon 10 md o'clock. 180, 900
Rharos. Of which 10000 wern Western Union
22,000 Union pacilo; 10, 900 Pacific Mali IL, 900
Now York Central 55, 600 Lnke Shore 6,500
st. Paul 1900 Northwestern $500 Eric In
addition to above about 30, 600 allares changod
hands botwoon 2 md 8 o'clock, mostly Western
Union, Pacific Hail, Lake Shore, and Union
Pacific.
, 1874-04-16
Total for week...$ 10,G5oG50 s 627l 3ys S O78
Prev. reported. 112353,304 12O90s,c3 1l039o, iii

Since Jan. L.. .$l3a ,954 s127 o971 sl2
Tho following shows tho exports (oxclusiye Of
spccio) from tho port of Now York to foreign
ports for tue weok ending April 7, and since tho
beginning Of tile yoar:
1874 l873 1874
For the week. IS 3,595.19 50lUei5 os8
Prov. reportcd.... 5J,0lG,13J G4,3878ya 9s,Ocap30
Since Jan. &'s,ell,42 $oy3o8.s4s ST, ,7os ooo
frtce Of gold..... l1oA ll8H 1l3X
Tho import ontroR at New York OF foreign
dry goots and general merchandise (not incutl-
Jug foreign specie) since July l, 1876 arc as fol-
lows. Tho figures arc oilclal to tho close Of
February. and aince Bemi-of1icial from tho Gus
tutn. Hnl,aa.
, 1874-04-16

WnCA uaa DetIl pnckeu during TUG puAt winters pack
layo been made BY tue leading hrnH In that city rot
tho oxper cnco Of seyeral Of Montreal merchants
cs. A MI instance, VIC have been shown the inspec-
on bills Of two lots OF pork, which received hero
~ Sa 70 ano n a ~ @ ~ @
thu result Of tho examination by ur Montreal In
speoor would scarcely bp crodod, not tho stato-
deco. And yet, what Ia the faot7 In tho nrat caHo,
l3o barrels of what purporssd to bo "mess pork"
and aitor it Ind passed through tic lands Of our In
Is,fsls ,ness = Iaslels ihia mess" bsrfs!. ef
the other cass, l6u barres Of Ao-oaled "moss ar
rived, ind, after speotion on tho 9th Of January,
"thln 1mcas," barrola "ahonlde CUTS l barrul
half mess," aud tho other half ''mcas boar" Either
there has been downright unBernpnlouaucas on tho
thelr standard to lanentablu dpgreo. II Seems
pay o fa Value Tor to his % onicsgo Ii aoaier
and then lnl-as in the instances hsrs citcd-that
fully one;afth H. only M thin meas" s4 WORTH 8 o.
grievance If being uunbe to recover any part OF tho
payment. the packors waying all responsibility after
tue shipment OF tho pork.
BuMAo Fon TANNING.
It is now less than two years since tho flrst or
porimo,ts wore made to utilize the tanning prop
ertioA Of the sunao plant by concentration, This
waH In Midland County, Mich. aud already tho
manufacture has grown into an Important Que,
which prom1sos to rovoutionize the business OF
tanning leather. a wrltor in the Midland Times
says:
IIotock bark In our Eastern market In quoted from
slsto se por cora Or to; Sah baI So TO- s2 ss
fro,n $50 to ta9 uer ton Almoaa bark which is pro.
cured In Australia and IN Rohorn Africa, ts quutcd
In tho English n,nrkea vt 40 per ton; wa tho ground
fran $40 $50 por ton, Us per quality grala lily
Extracting tho tannin from .nost thu entire unoui.
lsatea plant for concentration; nearly double tho
taken from tho samo quantity Ut stalks would yeil,
Thu manufacture of tho extract being less lcut and
not o1peuay0, will pay anueh better pratt thsu
the gruull article will insnre to tho manufacturer, !
cu therefore, He0 no roiaoN why our farmera iu I'll
tho Rsatps, by clubbing tosstlpr u dla1lsts whore
, 1874-04-16

WEpAEsDAY EVENING, April Is.
Tho following were tho receipts aud shipmeuts
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iAnnuancemeutAt
Irritation of scalp-BURNETT'S COCAINE cures.

BURKE's Silver Gray Cashmere HAT is the
only style Summer style felt and Straw Hats variety
pa Broadway, Park Bank building
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THE REFORMED CHURCH.

The sixty-cighth General Synod of the Re
formed Church opened it's session yesterday In the frs
Reformed Church, Poughkeepsie. The Synod Is com
posed OF delegates who nominated by the seyera
classes and confirmed by the Particular synodS' Each
casss sends three ministers and three elders anu 10
there are 81 classes in the denomination the fuu huoe
OF delegates is 2o territory occupied by the classes
stretches from the Mississippi to India 80 tha' o"
account OF the distance, the number OF deiega"s
present at the meetings Of the Synod Is from 100 10 oo
The Reception Committee consists OF the Rev. A. T. van
Giesen Pastor OF the First Reformed Church, Poneh
keepsie; H. l.. Young, Daniel II. Thompson ana Johh
FELTON, This Committee assigns the delegates 10 one o.
the many residences the members OF the congregation
The session will continue for ten days and among the n
Dor 10 DO presented Is that Of the Conmittee appone
TO confer with similar committees OF tue PfesDy
Churches North and South concerning the easlDit! Oh
establishing closer relations between the REFORMED anu
bodies This report 1t Is expected VIII oe
xerv ,nterestiD9 and will considerable discussion
the sacrament OF the Lords Supper Will DO admins
tered TINS afternoon and Tuesday next sermon on
Beneyocnce will be delivered by the Rev. Or. DaWu
Cole Of Yonkers. ,., ,.o ,o.,
The organization OF the Synod completed late last
evening nv the election OF the Rev. George Tdmadge OF
Paramus President the Rev. Edward r. lngersoI oi
uga and Alfred Ii. Brush OF Rensselaer, az CLERKS Tue
session will be continued 10 O'Clock this morning, when
it is expected nearly all the delegates VIII lie pres
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LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Liberal Republican Association OF the
XyIIth District met ON Tuesday evening with Mr.. Jar
din in the chair. About 100 new members Gu
rolled.
William Skiddy Wood. A. NJ, will deliver
his new lecture. entitled Lights and Shades OF New
York Life" at Carmel Chapel Bowery. near Grand-st
the 5tn inst under the auspices OF Fidelity Division
sons OF Temperance. This viii be Mr.. Woods last lee.
ture III this city prior 20 his leaving for Europe.
At a meeting held on Tuesday evening the
New-York Guy Council of Political Reform passed a
resolution to petition the Governor 10 veto bill NO "
before him which authorizes the OF $4,000 per
wear from the City Treasury daily law journal
Tor he printing Of the calendar The
states the Council prompted to do by the fact
that the newspapers publish zee, ana as matter OF
concludes that the bili lsa job"
The mems and womens branches of the
orthodox branch Of the Friends yearly meeting met
yesterday morning in JOINT session. Tue morning SEES
sion devoted to religious worship. and the after
noon to the consideration % the amendments to the
queries aud requirements ms TO discipline In the church
These amendments were reported by the Representative
COMMITTEE, IN whose hands they were placed AT the
yearly meeting TWO years fince. Considerable oppos
ion manifested TO the proposed change some OF Tbe
Iueuabers arguing that the Original, adopted half
century fully covered every requirement. Nuuer-
Gus amendments were propOsed IN the open meeting
aud considerable discussion followed Toe report had
not bern fully acted upon at the time Of Adjournment
At . meeting of the Central Council of the
German malt liquor deacs yesterday, the special com
mttee reported that they had secured the services OF
A. Oakley Hall and John Mexican counsel iD the anti
cpated prosecution OF the liquor dealers who have not
renewed their licenses One OF the Informal
a reporter thai last year nearly 1000 liquor dealers neg
lected 10 renew their icenses and did with Impunty
All the German malt liquor unions represented at
the Central Council ana all The delegates with two ex-
cepons reported that The members OF their respective
unions had pledged themselves not to renew their
licenses, but TO support the Central Council briugluR
this to test Each member II to subscribe IS TO
defray the eIrense Of counsel. The Committee ap,
pointed to confer with the brewers for the purpose OF
having uniform price for malt liquors, ported thar
they had failed TO obtain the Of the be wers