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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
DIRECTORS MEETING,
ELEcTfoN OF OFFICERS AND APPOINTMENT
OF COMMITTEES IN THE REAoBorH BEACH
CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION,

REHoBooH BEACH, DEL, July 21, 1874.
Special TO tie Gazette.
To-day the recently elected Directors of the
kehoDoth Beach Camp Meeting Association
met Tor permanent organization, the attend
ance being quite large. tV
President Wilson being absent, the Vice
PRESIDENT, Rev. j. j. Hurst, presided, and
tenn.
MIR. 4. Parlette, Of Baltimore, who had been
elected Director, rendered his resignation.
Inc resignation was accepted and a CON-
mittee appointed to nominate candidate to
hl! the vacancy.
This committee nominated Rev. DIR. Carroll.
Oh Baitlmore, who was unanimously elected.
superintendent Quigg stated that the read
ing OF reports would have to be dispensed with
for the present, the President being sick, and
his own report being still unprepared.
Tne reading of reports was then made the
special order for meeting of the Directors to
be held 10 Wilmington, at G. F. Rudolph s
STORE on the first Wednesday in september,
The following officers were then elected:
President-Rey. John Wilson.
Wee President-Rev. j. }. Hurst.
Recording Secretary--Wm. Ii. Billany.
corresponding Secretary-Rey. j. b. Quigg.
Treasurer-Henry Z. Robinson.
Inc following committees were appointed ::
a ".
Dosh, W. F. Robinson, Rev. &. Y. Warner.
Peter F. Causey.
On WOrship-Reys, F.. Stubbs, l.. e. Mat
Iack. - Patterson, T. l.. Tompkinson, j.
B. Quigg
On lmprOvement-James T.. Hooper, X. E.
hIobinson, }, J Hurst, IL f. Pickles, VIM. II.
On Finahce-Rev, Jacob TODD, Washington
n Hastings, Rev. X. }. Jump, VIM. bright, Rev.
Il. Malialieu.
Executive Committee-.Je.hro Mccullough,
NJ Hooper, Ruel Heisler, Chas. H. b. Day,
VIM. Finley.
- Lot and Tent COmmi tee-Rey. j. b. Qugg,
Wm. II Foulk, Rev. VIM. Hammersley, Peter
+. Causey.
A communication was presented by Rev. r..
r. Hodson, relative to Osome.misunderstandn ling
10 regard to the location of his two lots. II
was referred to committee OF three.
There being no other business Of impor-
lance on the table, the meeting ad iourned
until the time above stated NJ. #.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

Go To ATLANTIC CITY-The Atlantic City
Excursion by boat and cars. bids fair to be
grand success, as over half of the limited
number of tickets have been secured by
parties that look forward to day Of real
pleasure. Those intending to join this de-
iightfuI excursion would do we'll 10 SECURE
their tickets before they are all disposed of,
arrangements having been made to have q
good dinner furnished for so cents for those
that may wish to satisfy a aravenous appetite,
created by bathing in salt water.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
stray Waits.

There were no police cases this morning.
L nion Loan Association meets this evening.
Excursions to Lewes are about as pleasant as
any which can be given.
The best makes and finest styles Of ladies' kid
gloves at Frank, 5ll Market street.
Job printing, at prices to suit the times, neatly
and cheaplg executed at the GAZETTE printing
rooms
The RehoJoM Record, issued from the Lewes
Light office during the camp meeting, is IL neat
and spicy sheet
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

and Simple Sewing Machine, would do we'll to cal
at No. us Market Street. Wilmington, Del, and
see one Of the incest Family Sewing Machines in
the world. 1t has equal it sews from the thick
est to the thnest materia if desired without change
81 IT. needles; Our bobby Is simplicity. durability,
light running. and no threading-up required; self
easy monthly instalment. or liberal discount of
for cash. Ladies don't buy u heavy and compli.
Gated machine. but get the light running New
American.
7ls Market St.. Wilmington. Del.
jy7d&w1y ]. H. PRIMROSE. Agent.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
New Castle Co., July 22d, 1874.

PURCHASED New HoRsE.-The Fame S.
F. Z. Company has purchased fine horse
from Aquilla DercksOn, of Mill Creek Hun
dred, to replace the one which their old driver
recently drove TO dea'h. The animal Is q
very fine one.
The new second-class Gould engine, which
the Company Is having constructed in New
ark, n. j.. is expected to arrive the latter
part of next week.
The bell on top of the engine house has been
put in striking order.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

inst at the Schuetzen Park, match game OF
base ball will be played between the Quickstep
club, of this city, and the J. B. Shibe club, OF
Philadelphia. The latter Is said to be the
champion amateur club of Philadelphia, and
the friends of the game may confidently ex-
pect to witness an exciting contest,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

ACCIDENT between three and four o'clock N
Monday afternoon. as n little boy named Simon
Wolisohn was playing along the railroad near
King street, his companions pushed him violent.
iy down on the track. At this moment hand
car came along and struck the little fellow before
he could get up iDjuriug his hip and leg severely.
He was carried 10 his home, No. IA East Front
street, aud doctor summoned. His injuries are
not dangerous but he will be lame for some time
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Sin is very unu

Sin IL very much the offspring of physlcal ill
health and feeble stomachs. During one-third OF
our time the processes of digestion must go in
bodies and il the stomach and bowels are not well.
nothing is well, To be dyspeptic is be miserable,
pepsia invariably yields to the virtues of the veget
able ingredients contained in that great purifyer OF
the blood and resto rer OF health DIX. " ALKEs's
CALIFORNIA VINEGAR BITTFRS, ie25-4W
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

FELL INTO A WRIL-Ths morning, rs three
ladies' we're passing down the north side OF 4th
street, below Walnut, one OF them Suddenly
sank into the pavement about iour feet Her at
frighted companions hastily helped her out, and
she escaped with few bruises. IL appears that
there was q small well at this spot. the covering
of which had become weak and sank down when
she stepped upon it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
--~$--~ % .-%~

ALFRED WALTON. Druggist. No. 235 Market
in general that he keeps hand all descriptions OF
medicines, aud that a competent person is at oil
times ready to prescribe for such sick as call at tha
price of the med ,ines the price as they would
cay anywhere else; but that ne one is visited at
hair asidnceS
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

NEW SCHOOL AT MnFoRD.-We learn that
W.'R. Martin, A. b.. and Thomas Lumb, Jr Ph
Is. graduates Of Delaware College, at Its last
commencement, intend taking charge of school
in Milford. They have purchased Of Mr. VIM
r. Lord his complete outfit Of school furniture
and will be successors to the above named gen
tleman. The high recommendation which they
carry with them, both for their intellectual abill
ties and good moral standing should secure for
of Milford
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

MORSE AND WAGON SToLEN-A horne and
buggy were stolen from the premises Of William,
Garrett near Chadd's Ford, on Sunday evening.
On Monday. L. Fl Rollins, the telegraph opera.
tor at Oxford, received despatch from Bslair,
Nd, stating that man 10 charge Of horse
and buggy, acting snspiciously, had been arres-
ted at that place. Mr.. Rollins informed the
parties at Chadd's Ford Of the facts.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
The Governorship.

AS every member Of The Democratic Party
feels called upon to name some particular
friend, for nomination to the position of Gu
Dernatorlal and Congressional Candidates,
your correspondent begs The privilege of
naming as the Centennial Candidate for Gov
ernOr of Delaware, John Watson Evans, Esq,
Of Newark, Del. II is not necessary to name
over his special qualifications. "Lst his acts
speak for him." Respectfully, &C.,
COUNTRY.
New Castle IN .Inlv o0d 1874
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

A FINE SrAaE.-Messrs. Ford Il Magee, Nos.
3l3 and 3l6 West Front street, have just compiet.
ed handsome stage, which will be used by DAN
lei Sutton, ON the stage route between this city
and New Castle. The vehicle Is handsome, even
superb, In its appointments, and 10 finished of in
the highest style Of workmanship.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

UNTRuE.-The Commercial, with its usual
cheekiness, asserts that it Is the only "paper
having special correspondent at RehobOth."
This is untrue, as the GAZETTE has had an
efficient correspondent at the Beach ever since
the opening Of camp-meeting, and he Is still
there
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Concentrated Favoring Extracts

of Venilia Lemon. Orange. Rose. Bitter Aim end
Ginger. Macs, Celery etc. ETC.. made and sold
wholesale and retail by
K. BRINGHURST i CO..
Corner Sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Prime Vanilla Beans!

cold wholesale and retail by
l. BRINuHURST j co,
Corner Sixth and Market Streets,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Fine Nall Scissors

Curved and straight. Nail Bru shes Ian Brushes
Nal Files. Nail pol.sheIs. Get. for sale by
l.. Bhl NIGHT RSr X CO.,
Corner sixth and Market Streets
Brodic's miraculous Cure for COrns,
An English remedy OF groat popularity. Tor 10
moving Gains without pain.
H. BRINuuURSr d CO.,
Apothecaries,
iel5 Corner Sixth and Market streets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

ANNUAL SESSIONS, o. U. A. M.-Thc Senior
Order OF the o. u. A. NJ. will meet in annual
session on Wednesday NEXT, the Goth inst, in the
halt In the Capelle Building, The session will be
held during the day:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22

Doc KILIED.-About Il, NJ, o-day,
small back-and-tan terrier dog took fit op.
posite the city hall and got upon the railway
track when car passed over its body and
killed it.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
For the Bath.

Bath Brushes. Bath Towels. Bath Sp)nges and
Bath Soap. ia extensive variety. Also. Flesh
Gloves. Straps, Brushes, ete.. of horse hair. Dry
Friction Gloves. anl many other articles OF the
same class at .,
+. BRINdHURST Il CO,
Corner sixth ana Market streets:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Special Notices.
Food for the nabies.

Children fed on RIDGES FOUu will thrive be
strong and healthy, and become little models Of
youthful strength aud childish beauty. uprld9m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
Finest Salad OH
For sals by

For sals by uTu
Il. BklNdHURSr Il CO.,
Corner sixth aud Mark ct .treets.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

WILMyyGroN Dell. July %. 1874
Latest Stock quotations furnished by Merrick
johnson Co. 5. = 9TH and Market street
Wilmington. Del NJ 4 Il. to day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-22
WANTS.

- Situations and Help Wanted, under
this classification head, are published at
only Three Cents per line for each Inser-
tton.
WANTED "A competent waiter man-must
"! have good references. Apply between 10 and
o'clock, to HENRY PEPPER
jyA ct Eighth and Broom Streets.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
POLITICAL NOTES

Massachusetts newspapers preserve pro-
found silence the action Of the State Legislature
respecting the Centennial Exhibition
Ex-Mayor y. G.. Mccarthy was nominated
for Mayor OF Pittsburgh yesterday by the Republican
Convention. The delegates for Gross and Kirk boted
Mr.. b. X. Bruce, the new United States Sen
ator from Mississippi formerly slave. After the
war he became porter on steamboat, subsequently
he attended school for time at Oberln Ohio, entered
politics as sergeantatArms OF the Mssssppi Legsa-
lure and when elected was serving as Sheriff.
bill removing the capital Of Colorado from
Denver TO Pdeblo having passed the House OF Repre-
sentaves beaten the Territorial Council yester
day by vote The Legislature will adjourn Oh
Friday next. Among the bills passed last week was one
creating county, named Ebert, IN honor OF the
Territorial Governor.
The Michigan newspaper publishers are to
meet In convention Lansing the 18th INST or the
purpose Of considering the proposed repeal of the new
postal law which prohibits the free exchange OF news
papers through the mails The Detroit Tribune protests
against any action fayoring repeal OF the la" anu
says "The old law granting these privileges was
passed in the days when the press was much more ad
dcted to deadheadng and begging than 1t is at present
We are proud 10 say that every year the newspaper
press Is becoming independent, moro sefrespeet
Ing ready to ask for small ayors ana charltes
Aud for this reason we are sorry 10 see newspaper
lobby at Washington pettiOninR to be deadheaded.'
Tennessee's financial prospects are brighten
ing The Nashville Banner says the payment OF the
July interest already assured and gives this encour
aging view OF the States condition: The semlannua
interest OF the State debt in round numbers 100000
80 that an annual OF 81 has to be provided
for The State was in good nx as now TO pay
IT, All the old Tennessee money the retiring OF which
Was positive drawback to the State, has about been
withdrawn There are not moro than 100000 OF
State warrants outstanding and by July IL Is DeheVeu
all Will have passed into the State Treasury This ana
the withdrawal OF the Tennessee money Will bring about
era in State finances Warrants will rule at par
for very good reason that they will be redeemed on
presentation which been done foryesr past nor
at present. Warrants will be money Taxes VIII De
collected the currency of the country instead OF III
warrants and old Tennessee money ana by receiving
cash the Treasurer will be enabled TO pay out CASH
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
THE FIRE RECORD.
THE BROADWAY FRE--EsTIMATED LOSS. 5000
INSURANCE, S2S1, 900.

THE BROADWAY FIRE--EsTIMATED Loss, $350.0OO-
INSURANCE, S2s1 900.
The fire which broke out in the building
No. S71 Broadway at 1:l5 a. IN. yesterday was not
subdued unti nearly O'clock. An examination Of the
interior then showed that tho building had not been
much damaged, only the lower floors having been
burned very seriously. The largo stock Of dry goods
belonging c. II. Rouss the lower floor. and the stock
Of white goods and laces belonging to A Friedman &
Co. the remaining floors, we're badly damaged by
water and smoke c. ROuss estimates his loss at from
s950O to 100000 He is insured for tSl o in the follow
Ing compapes: Liverpool, London and Globe, $4,000
wiliamsburgh City. 1000. and in the York, Htna
Of Hartford Hartford OF Hartford Pacific OF EewYork
Nassau OF Brooklyn. Globe Of Chicago. Queens OF
Liverpool. Sterling OF New-York, North American of
Philadelphia, Fire and Marine Of Newport Mangfac-
York and CLAY Fire and Marine, for S. 900 each.
Mr.. Friedman had largo stock Of wnite goods and
smoke in the four upper floors Of the building He esii
mates his losses in round numbers at S25OOJ he Is
of London $4,000; Lancashire OF Manchester. $1,000
London Assurance. $4,000; Liverpool London and
cat of Philadelphia, 5000 Wilhamsourgh City, Brook.
yn, 5000 Phenix OF BROOKLYN 5000; Brooklyn OF
Brooklyn. 5000; Kings County OF BROOKLYN; 5000
Hamburg and Bremen OF Germany 5000 and the fol-
lowing New:YOrk Companies, 5000 each; German
American. NewYork, Mechanics and Traders, Rut-
gers. National Safeguard Jefferson, Commerce. New
York and YOnkers, Columbia, Bcwery. Empire City,
Greenwich. Commercial, Merchants debnard, Eagle;
Equitable, KDickerbocker, Montauk United States. and
three other companies.
The damage to the building is estimated at about
5000
ELSEWHERE,
Stewards wooden factory at Mcchaniosburg,
Ohio was DESTROYED by fire on Saturday night causing
loss of from $4,000 TO $4,000 insured for $4,000
Martin s. MoOre's extensive tannery at
Swanton, VT, the Mssisquoi River. was burned Sun
day morning The loss s f25 o0O insurance, $1,000 AT
the time Of the fire the Thermometer Indicated lO below
A wooden block on the west side of Og-
densburg y. Y. burned TO the ground on Satur-
day night. The sufferers John Steed Commercial
HOTEL Moses Boyle, variety store Carlos LABEL
grocer George King millinery, and A. A. Valley, dry
goods and groceries The loss amounts TO about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
THE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION CONTEST

AN Ex-CASDIDATE BRINGS A LIBEL SUIT AGAINST A
SUNDAY NEwSPAPER-yHG NEW NOMINEE FOR
RECEIVER OF TAXRS.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. o.-Charles S. Gray,
late Democratic candidate for Receiver OF Taxes
brought suit to-day against e. W. 9. Greene. pub
Usher OF The Sunday Transcript. for libel in
having charged him with being thief and
swindler. The was heard before
Alderman McColgan. copy OF the paper containing
the afdayis which compose the alleged libel was pro-
duced Mr. Gray testified that he the person men
toned in the adavts the contents OF which he
10 be false On crOssexamnati0n he stated that he had
lived in this city for fifteen years aud for eight
years In the house. He denied having been
arrested In Baltimore By officer German, and that his
picture IN the Rogue's Gallery there. He admitted
knowing Of the persons mentioned In the affidavit
by reputation, and one OF them Andrew Walton, per
sonally but had only him twice year. He
could not tell where he got acquainted with him.
Witness had lived IN New-York with relative, but
would not state what his business was IN NewYork
Mr. Greene was held in bail ID answer at the pres
ent term Of the court.
At meeting OF the Democratic Convention tonight
Thomas May Pierce nominated for Receiver OF
Taxes Vice Charles 8 Gray, resigned The nomination
ia considered good one.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10

working the obdurate Bsrry frem a they have
secured opposite his place. whore they constantly IN
session Berry's obstinacy has aroused the male popn
iation, and II he does not surrender uncondtonaIy
soon he bids fair To reap crop OF law suits that VIII
cost him fortune 10 contest.
At Cambridge, Ina, the ladies' organizing FOR
campaign and promise to be In the field In few days
These but samples Of the work being done:
Greenfield. Macarthur. Loudon. and score OF
other towns might bel named where the same WORK
is going and the aro BcDieFeu
The effect ia wonderful Everything gives way before
the gathering OF ladies with their kindly faces VINO
plead with the dealers to forsake their ways. ana NOT
only TO the liquor traffic. but TO become ne" men
in heart and useful citizens la their neighborhood
LATgR.-The movement OF the temperance leaders IN
Columbus are rather quiet. hut preparatons ior
"a campaign said be making throughout
the city. The liquor dealers are oonferrin
among themselves to the best manner manner
OF meeting It, and talk OF arrcsting the women II they
invade their premises. They will probably find that the
number and character OF their visitors will exceed ther
expectations the promises TO Dc In proper
ton TO the work TO be aocomp lished.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
PERSONAL.

Prof. Simon Newcomb of Washington has
been elected corresponding member OF the Section OF
Astronomy in the French Academy Of Sciences
The $4,000 court house presented by ex-
Gov Coburn to Somerset County, Maine was dedicated
on Thursday last.
The discussion in the West concerning the
election Of an Episcopal bishop for the Wisconsin do
cese has become quite animated DR.. James De Koyen
seems to be the prominent candidate. The choice
will be made on Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Augustus Adee, the present Charge
dAnares Of the United states in Madrid. is native Of
New-York about 80 years OF unmarried. and gen
teman OF scholarly culture He speaks French. Ger
man and Spanish fuentlY having Travelled much IN
Europe His father one Of the old surgeons OF tue
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
" "cHARrrY's WISE ALMoNERs."

70 me Editor Of The Trtoune.
SIR: Your article on charities, published IN
ISSUE lacked but thing Of beng the best
aud most useful article OF the kind published this
winter The information lacking was the locality OF
each institution aud the class Of poverty 1t designed
10 relieve. For example, you might have said the
Bowery Branch OF the Y. NJ. e. A, No. l3t B0wery.
gives meal to the hungry for 10 cents OF tho Society
for improving the Condition OF the Poor. Bible house.
Room 49, help. all who not continuous paupers
the Howard Misson No. 40 LeOnsrdst. gives nights
lodging aud a meal TO all sober applicants Had your
article contained this information your readers with
out your suggestion, would have cut 1t and kept
for reference but the Bread and Beefhouse, or the
sheltering Arms or the Gud OF st. c. Or tue Guild o.
At A. are too indefinite TO be made useful the public
It Ia we'll known 10 most OF your readers That there Is
scarcely III that flesh heir 20 but IL provided for By
some organization IN this city but TO send the app
cant the proper place for aid venture 10 say what
hardly any In this city can do In proof Of this
assertion will state that In June last Mr. Stern Com
missioner OF Charities seeing the necessity for TINS IN
formation, and knowing how much good II would 10
request Ia the name ot the Commission, 10 tho
Commissioners OF Police, asking them 20 instruct thor
captains to report all charitable aud beneVOIont organ
iZitOns within their several precincts, giving .ho
locality aud the phase OF distress esoh was ORGANIZED
Teicye. Tnls request OF Mr. storu wa, not oomPl
S,tj. ani ,rango - say. one " th' F'''e' Oo"'u'
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
TEST SHIP REVS.
IFor ,lher Ship geps zee Second P1ysl

ARRIVED.
v.nita Do,n. Wilmington. NJ g. fys. sh nsvd
stores % .orila 5tesmsbip Co.
tlaJ P,ero 50 Lays nth @i.>
Brig stephen Bshop Gkey hoaIeVleO - ia' sHA ads Aaa
WOOL.
schr Minnis HUDSON, Providence IN baiDt
WiSD-olns-s ush. n. q cloaiy
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosro, Peb D-arved a. II Tbcrnit. FROM ",'r,ts-
BALusORE Peb 9-Arnyed steamships Raleigh, from "inne'oA
Craze, from Boston North Point from Neg fots she
Clara smith from MsausaA Cleared steamships America for ss'ss
George for Boston, Wm Kennedy for PrpVdcace -
toros Henry Cav for Phapbs. bark Ash, fs
Falmouth Orters scr Florence Dean Tor IetJ
CITY; Smith for Charleston Dexter for PoVirnes ssls
yak Tor Cork brg Sly ot Penirb Roads, snna CeS s
CHARIs.ros c. Psb 9-Arnyei scbra Gertrude Prmasr h,s
Belfast Mabel Hall TON Portland Me- Ciehsl bark C'~
for Hsvre.
Liverpool; bsrS Arlington for Hayre Traveller r Psosmbll
President London brig X b. bsrcs)1a s1s
from the Passe, bark Coriels for Liverpool
Feb 9Cerei ship Q. A. Fsr--r FOR Rsv,l trr'-
Prospen from Se.ry Amelia Auu Nassau Salsi b,fs
Oat0B Malmo hr4 H. a. P.I for Bosion H. l. Fl-f
for The Bu tragsei her anchor and
grounded during she gale SuDd isnsss ions be"
sehrs Johu Romm,L. snf ) * LUDLOW
FOREIGN PORTS.
HALuAi n g. FEB 9--Ibs Steamship Nes)r hbm Bnsust
Queenstown arrived here yesterday morning hs reports as
steamship Canadian Baltimore The csm
ship Hsf,t arrived t LVero1oi shg IN zoe IN
AsPsS.LL Feb 2rhs steamship Uty ) PsnaS, 'a New fons
J Al. % has argel here
DISASTER
EoRgoLk Va Feb Capt Urens sbe hn ,fev- er- o'" he
vessel sas aud rss jf Der s.Tss d ''os
s ashore.
New-York tribune., 1874-02-10
~n A MONUMENT To FATHER MATHEW

In an appeal for the erection Of monument
20 the Row Theobald Mathew in Central Ptrk. ,hs
Committee appointed by tho Father Mathew aai
Church Temperance Societies, say;
We do not address Temperance men stons but appeal
TO all who regard DtemperaDce as degrading yco snd
a to mankind The raising OF tho Father hathsS
Monument should not be confined TO any clsss Or Is
nomination OF fellow citizens, but should 30 .
national work which ali good men may partioipt,s
Let therefore. make the proposed monuments wOttny
OF the OF the work he performed and OF tho cause
for which he abOred. Lot IL be OF such chsracb,S
that every lover OF humanity and every frend Of tam
perance may point II with pride aud pleasure when
shall stand In a beitting place among tho artistit
memorials Of other great men or modern anu ancisns
times 10 the Central PARK and the JOY AMI
glory OF our metropolis. We earnestly appeal -
the public for such aid and encouragement ~ will eo
able us to accomplish the task set before US on such
municent scale will to future generations thas
the good work wrought by the great mora reorme tho
R3v. The0bald Mrtthew. has been fuzzy appreciatei
Father Mathew Societies.