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FOREIGN PORTS,

Ar at Yokohama prev to ID inst, ship BENZ Sewall.
Pencil, Liverpool.
Sid I'm Manila June 4, ship Yo Semitic Mack, for
Boston, (has been reported in port 9TH.
Sid I'm Singapore June Is, barque Olustee, Nicker-
son, New York via Penang; ship N Boynton, Blan-
chard, Boston.
Ar at Probopgo June =, barque Goodell, Crockett
Sourabaya.
Sid FIN Newcastle NSW, June 81, barque Emma c
Beal, Bailey, Hong Kong; 3D. ship Canada, Eerri-
man, San Francisco. -
At Sydney, NSW, June 9Th, barque Henry Buck,
Field, tor San Francisco.
Ar at Macassar May 49, barque Beatrice Havener
Havener, Liverpool.
Sid i'm Antwerp July 81, ship Nimbus, Kelley. for
Cardiff.
Ar at Antwerp July 10Th, ship Blanchard,
Meady. Caao.
Ar July 81, ship Forest Eagle Hosmer, New Or
leans.
Ar at Dantzc July II, brig Emma, Buchanan. from
New York.
Ar at Leghorn July Is, barque Josephine. stahl
New York.
Sid July IA. brig Kossack, Smith. Cape Breton
Sid FIN Seville July l, sch Eagle Rock, Hammond
New York.
Cid at Havre July 2Oth ship B Glchrist. Emer-
son, New York.
Sid I'm Cadiz July "A, brig Amy a Lane, Carver,
Gloucester, Mass.
Cid at Gibraltar July Is, brig Stockton Allen fur
Alexandria.
Sid fin Bristol, E, Aug l. ship Transit, Dixon for
North America
Ar at Bristol, E, Sd inst, ship Hazeltine, Gil
key Cronstadt.
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Boston Stock List.
lSales at the Brokers' Board, Aug, 4.

Eastern Railroad sinking fund Is. .......... 913
Union Pacific sinking fund IS. Observation-Disclosures. 92l
Eastern RAILROAD. 6O4
Eastern Railroad .................. .60a460
Second Call.
Boston s. Maine Railroad. .............,.......11
Sales at Auction.
Continental Mills, old. .2ia@25
Boston & Maine Railroad. .................. III
Eastern Railroad. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS go
Eastern Railroad sinking fund Is, 1884,. a 81
Eastern Railroad rs 1883 ................,-@ 80
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Sfamdish.

The Republicans of Standish. are requested to
meet at the Town House. on SATURDAY, the It'll
day of August. 1875, at A o'clock p. NJ, to choose
delegates the Republican County Convention to be
held in Portland, on the 10th instant.
Per order of
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SCarbOrO,.

The Republican voters of Scarboro', are requested
to meet at tho Town House, SATURDAY, August
It'll, at o'clock p. NJ, for the purpose OF choosing
t1Iree ueegates 10 attend the Cnnnfy Convention
be held in Portland, August 10, 1875
REP. TOWN COMMITTEE.
Scorbsro' July 81, 1875, aug2dtd
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fuckers PRINTING HOUSE

The Book, Card and Job Printing Business Of the
late David Tucker, will be continued heretofore
at the Stand,
115 EXCHANGE STREET.
An orders, eithe personal or by mail, will receive
prompt attention iv14d1vsn
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4 CARD

To the public or those wanting a Refrigeration. 7
have not time myself and do not employ agents to
run round and drum up Customers but sells INV
Goods at Manufacturers prices and will simply saw
II they will call at Howell Il Morse's, 20 Market
Square, and see my Refrigerator In full Operation
before buying, 1t will be to their advantage as the
proof of the merits claim for 1t are all there and
speak for themselves.
my17sndtf j. r. MERRILL.
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June A. lat 20 A s, lon i3 30 E. barque Dan Draper
from Calcutta for Boston.
june 6, no lat, &c, ship Annie Fish, from Rangoon
for Falmouth, E.
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NEW YORK. August 4-Evening.-Ths has been
the dullest day on Wall street for some time. Gov
ernments were irregular but in the main firm.
Gold was quiet but firm at 1923 q 113, closing 113;
the rates paid for borrowing q per cent and
fiat. The cearings at the Gold Exchange Bank were
$160OO,OOO. The Assistant Treasurer paid out 1882,
600 in interest and $7SO in redemption of bonds.
Sterling Exchange quiet and firm at yesterday 3
rates-at 1864 "a 4S7 for long and 1891 q 400 for de-
mand. Money easy at II q per cent.
The following were the closing quotations OF Gov
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MEMORANDA.

Ship Thomas Lord, Duncan, from Calcutta for New
York, put into Nautilus previous to July 1st leak
ing in top works. She made necessary repairs and
proceeded 10th.
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Providence Print Cloth Market,
PROVIDENCE. Aug. 4-The printing cloths market
continues firm at SIC for best 64s.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMSHIPS.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.
Wednesday, Aug A.

Wednesday, Aug 4.
ARRIVED.
Steamship EleanOra, johnson, New York-passen-
gers and mdse to Henry Fox
Steamer New York, Winchester, Boston for East
port and st John. NIB.
& Mooney.
Sch Gen Hail. Dreamer. New York for Waldoboro.
Sch Deborah Atwood. Written, Cherryfeld-latbs
to d B Kicker & Co.
Sch Little Annie, (Br) Roberts, Lynn, to load for
st John, NIB.
Sch Annie Freeman, Harris, Boothbay, to fit for
the West India fruit trade.
Sch Tookalitta, Reed, Boothbay.
Sch Gray Eagle. Pierce. Southport.
Sch Prize, COrson. Calais for Boston.
Sch Estella Hodgkins, Franklin Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Sch Hattie N Bangs. Bangs, Baltimore-master.
Sch Fawn, Kelley, Philadelphia Nickerson.
Sch Janet s, (Br) Branscomb, st John, NB-John
SEE febanon, Rand, Calais-master
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METEOROLOGICAL
For New England,

HOURS.
WAR Dept, OFFICE CHEF SIGNAL
OFFICER, Washington, D. G.,
August & II Mlt
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IFRoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at MatanZas I'd inst, barque Lala, I'm Portland
Ar at Baltimore 4th inst, barque Holbrook,
from Cardenas.
Cid at Philadelphia 4th, sch Elva Pettengil, for
Portland.
Ar at Boston 4th, brig Harry, Robinson, Trinidad
Ar at Gloucester Sd, brig j W Parker, from Turks
Island.
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ST JOHN, NIB. Br SchhJanet $500 bbls flour,
100 do oatmeal 2i0 packages bran,
Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-10OO bush cornmeal to W
True & Co,
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these laws and conditions of success which we
have been considering never fails to bring its
reward. 1t assures at least the success which
be needs, and usually that which he desires
Nevertheless, success always. If by force of
some (for that case) deeper law, or of some
exceptional circumstance, the specific reward
sought for is denied, his guerdon may be richer
and sweeter still. 1t is rather in what we are
than in what we do or have, that success lies
Let US not demand UNFORTUNATELY what form it
shall take. 1t may be higher than we imagine.
That will take care of itself. For us it is
Enough if something from our hands have power
To live and act and serve the future hours
And if as toward the silent tomb we go,
Through love, through hope, and faiths transcend
ent dover,
We feel that we are greater than we know
Prizes Awarded.
The Junior prize for the best theme, was
awarded to Horace NJ Estabrook of Linneus.
The sophomore prize for excellence in declama
ton, was awarded to E. A. Danforth of Nor
ridgewock.
The class day exercises will be held az the
town hall tomorrow.
Degrees Conferred.
The following degrees were conferred on the
graduating class :-Wesley Webb Unity, Whit
man Howard Jordan, New Gloucester, B. S. in
the regular course; Alfred Montg emery Good
ale, Saco, Fred Lamsou Moore, Sebec, Luther
Wood Rogers, Upper Saltwater, Chas. Franklin
Colesworthy, Portland, B. S. in the. elective
course; George Moore Shaw, Augusta, Soloman
Wheaton Bates, Somerset Mills, Wilbur Alfred
Bumps, Bangor, Allen Gilman Mitchell, Mad-
SOD, Samuel Harvey Clapp, Damarscotta,
Lewis Farrin Coburn, Brunswick, Chas Fred
erick Durham, Monroe, Edgar Alexander
Work, Bangor, Edison Forbes Hutchins, Wa
terville, G. E. in the engineering course; Albert
Eliphael Mitchell, Madison; Minott Wheel
wright Sewall St. Adams, Edward Deliver
Mayo South West Harbor, M. E. in the engi
neerng course.
The music for the occasion was furnighed by
the Philharmonic Club of Boston.
Concert and Ball.
The concert was given by the Philharmonic
Club of Boston, assisted by MIS-. III. NJ. Smith,
soprano; VIM. II. Fessenden, tenor; j. It. Ru-
dolphsen, base. A commencement ball with
music by the Bangor co1net baud, concluded
the performance.
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Cigars! CiGars.

One of the hest Assortment. \, m. civ.
Try them.
q. WAY & CO., Apothecaries.
c'rner Cumberland and Myrtle streets.
Portland, Maine.
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EXPLOITS OF THIEVES AND BCRGL1RS.

At the Toml,s Police Court yesterday JUS
,ice Oterho,rg held James Johnson in default OF $1,000
BAIL on charge Of stealing cloth valued at Si2 from
the store OF his employer william J. Schosson of NO 2O3
Churchst The prisoner was arrested wLle leaving the
store with tho material. John Thrnm, German was
charged with robbng the OF the restaurant at Bat
tery-place and Westst. OF 1898.
Edward Ennis OF No. 500 west Thr;Cn'nth-st. yester
day charged Hannah Donovan with stealing pocket
book containing s3 from his trunk in room at the rear
Of store M the above address Tho prisoner was held
i'm II 900 hail at the Washington Place I0dce Court
EnroIals broke into the Of y H. Cohen ~ No 80
Ca?lf some time between Saturday night ana MOnday
morning, and stole 40 yards of eaSshore co'n '"ueo
at $3.50 49,, ,,. .,,i,.
In wcuy third Street Railroad car between mn anu
Sxth-aves., Monday forenoon, was ,oDOeu Oh her
pocsetbook containing $50 IN money TWO ins'
and one plain gold ring together worth over TlO0
Sneak tniaves stole SO in money and JeWclry from
Henry Bennnc aud Christian Oundt at No 100 Avenue
A. on Monday afternoon clothing worth 81 from inc
anartments Of Mathe Clausen. at No. 14f Eighthave
seen coats worth about 500 left TO he repaired AZ ~
schlvcs talor-shop, at No 1903 East TWenty-thrdst
Vile Irs. g. Dixon Of No. 90 Patersonave., Jersey
on Monday afternoon, person stole her s'tche
containing pair OF diamond earring three diamond
finger rings and other EToperty v ~ No 81
Newark was entered Monday morning and robbed OF
800 worth Of fancy goods. un,y
Tho residence OF Martin Jewett, AZ Tyler Park " J
was entered by burglars at early hour yesterday
morning who stole property valued AT FOO
The silver sacrament service ana several Vaintpic
hooks were stolen by burglars from the Paisade Avenue
Methodist Church in West HobOhen, on Monday night
This is the fourth time this church has been IoDDel
John Heritage oute Ier employ d az tiT t III
Thomas Palmer and wlfe OF SlXhs, Jersey Ci' we're
arrested yesterday for stealing wearing appaci rom
Miss Ellen Edwards, neighbour Ihey were COMMITTED
for trial
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS APPROVED IN
BROOKLYN.

A meeting of the Kings County Republican
General Committee was held at the headquarters in
Brooklyn last evening raify the nominees of The Re
nublcau State Convention. David Williams, Chairman
presided The attendance not very large Many OF
the city wards and county towns were not represented
Several resolutions offered by Parr Harlow were adopted
among which were the following:
Rcsoiped That the representatives OF the Republican
narty OF NDw-York have warmest thanks FOR the nom
nations made them at the Convention recently hed
Mt Saratoga, and We hereby pledge ourselves 10
cordial united and untirng effort to their cleo
ton. ,.,,.. -, o.
Frsorcd That the enuncaton OF the principles OF me
Republican party made at the recent state convention
f. Gear and unmistakable inis terms, ana pus tne parry
squarely upon basis OF thorough and compete p9G &c
ton Of the pubc credit Ivy cu.lre redoip'I" OF inc
financial pledges the nation and economical manage
nublio school system, and is platform W llcn
makes honesty and ability IN public oicals the standard
of honor aad position in the Republican party.
Eesred That the selection of our political opponents
nj he state Convention recently held at S c-e ior the
Office OF Secretary OF State and Of ContIoer Oh men
who have been and still regarded as RepuDchs ~
principle and every habit OF political lheuSh shu
action Is a confession by the Democracy of New ofK
that good men and great statesmen were so rare ID 'e
own ranks that not enough could DO FOUND 70 make
complete ticket and only regret IS thai IN ther new
fields of action these converts, II converts they indeeo
be- will find their good intentions lost snid their Dad
political associations.
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LABOR IMPROVEMENT PROBLEMS.

The Committee on Labor of the New-York
Board OF Trade last evening at the Firth Avenue
Hotel. Charles IL. Iiaswen presided. Few members
were present. being the first meeting OF the Committee
since the suumcr vacation. II resolved to appoint
committees OF hye prepare reports on the following
subjects: The present condition OF labor in this city
and State; the competition Of foreign manufactures
with the industries OF this country; the alleged necessity
Of employing foreign skilled artisans in this city and
State the expedcncy Of providing better means OF tech
meal or spec in ,trctiou worsnen IL arts and
scnres MS applied all branches of industry III which
skilled labor can be employed. -
The members OF these committees were not named, but
the President authorized to select them before the
next meeting The Committee then adjourned 10 meet
next Tuesday at p. III. at Nos. II and 10 Broadway
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REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

fHR DATES OF THE LOCAL CONVENTIONS FIXED
STATE TICKET AND PLATFORM APPROVED. 49,
The Republican Central Committee met last
evening It's headquarters IN Republican Hall, in Thir
sy-thrd-st near Broadway. Col Joel w. Mason pre-
sided, and there full attendance. The date OF
holding tie various local Conventions was determined
~ follows The publican electors will meet at the va
Nous Assembly District Headquarters on Friday oven
Ing Oct and elect delegates to the County, Senatorial
Assembly, and Civil Justices Conventions. The
County Convention will meet at Republican Hall on
tuesday, oct. L. The Senatorial Conventions will be
Bold IN the respective districts on Thursday, Oct IA The
Assembly District Conventions will be held on Friday
Get Is The Civil Justices Conventions will be held on
Wednesday, Oct 13. Resolutions were presented by
YIN. A. Darling on behalf of the Committee on Resolu
Cons and unanimously adopted.
Oo Charles G. Spencer said that ono Of their number,
Eekan j. Neuwitter, had been appointed by the Presk
Gent Consul 10 Japan He offered resolution eongratu
a.ing Mr. Neuwitter his appointment and declaring
s fitness for the position, which was adopted. The
Chairman was authorized appoint committee Of
trom each Assembly District 70 make arrangements Tor
grand ratiic3tCn meeting.
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on Monday the Athletic club replied that they would not row
except the Harlem hiver

On Monday the Athletic club replied that tney "o''
the Harlem River.
NEw-JERsEY
P,TrRsoN.-Thonas Fitzpatrick, boer-maKer
empoyed in the Danforth Locomotive WORKS. was sfosy
injured by niece iron weighing 600 pounds ihns upo
while he at work The te'timona CONF, '
sS Hfnss the o as af shS
Rans Mrs vrsssnS 1ve over sa: 800 az
o. n was bs s wa. assS on Charge
receiving stolen property.
LAwHrYcr.-Abont midnight on Saturday the
residence Of coord man named hey M"rs WAS
s va. entered y T Ho Ss' wa set on ire and cons med
with guilty as sns mad made threats Out
Neary was Srsf Si eq With
committed 1r r on csa because bis father
prevented him from beating his sister
Noa By amR a vr Oe cent the
crop Is let .Ort the owners -
,,BrRgu-Ihe annual Convention OF The North jersey
Baptist sunday schools will be held here on oct. u.
LONG ISLAND.
WHITEsTONF.-Charles Lawrence had horse,
wagon harness. in all valued at $500 stolen
from Sunday evening Information was sent 10
Hunters FERRY reaching Firstst the thief finding
that follow applied the whip when The horse became
nacd his iglt to tie frry gate kicking the most to
bs escape
WEST HAsrroSon Saturday last William C. Rayy Ir
Tie haul was shore with bass seine net ana
Though hy the Dr,aking the net 1t il thought a neatly
Oneh OF the s escaped 700 " ali average "eght vi ho
pounds were captured.
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.
WHITE PIAINs.-1he September term vi the Ut
cult Court and oyer Tenlner opened on
Monday before Tappen Presiding County Judge Gil
ford aud Justices Sessions Howe and silkman John m
dew indicted OF Edward Hogan, fellow con
state at sing sing, was 1rrs NeI
the ground that ne was IN ane
nothing about Hogan The Court assgei
Larkin aud T. j. Prince watson OF Sng sing 10 t s
his counsel Commission was also aplohd 10
| his mental condition.
SocHELLy-A match race between tho yachts Wh'er
7. Davds, owned by Theodore kis5an all Llo S'iS D,
Smith, has been arfan sd 10 De ic Do
| tween oct 3 and TO- for 900 side
Mt VrEyoS-The contract for regulating grading anu ma
caai2ins Fsts including part oi tic old Ouht dSlrie1
has awarded 10 Jeremiah Byron
STATEN ISLAND
ToMpKINSvrLIE.Thc fair at the Memorial Clurch
was very successful about 500 beng obtained which goes
tow ard qudatag church debt There now about 500
sandn AGAINST propTty principally held by the iofer
pastor, the Rev. 7. W. fuhnctt
RcnvoSp-The fir frost Of the season made IT, appearance
throughout this county yesterday morning. us ehc'S anu
bridges being covered
NEW BRGHroX-The principal hotels and Summer resorts
s place fast losing her guests Ia VI 'no
cool weather.
POLICE NOTE.
DISPUTE occurred at an early honr yesterday
Charles Wilson, alias Alien oh 60"
or,4l nrrsnts- Ownership OF shawl anu llsOh
stabbed the in the right leg. Se was rcO' GU W tne
| PAX Hospital The assaiIant was held 10 answer
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CARL sCIn-RYs INVITATION TO OHIO.

S3EYING 1HE CALL OF DUTY. HE WILL STEAK MKT
MONDAY AT CINCINNATI.
CrNcIxNAyI. Sept. 2l.-The following call has been
crdressed to the Hon. Carl Schurz, asking him to
address the people Oh financial matters:
CNCISNATI, Sept. 90, 1878.
TIE Ton. AKI S,ICRZ-Sir: The main question under
Fsous IN ia view Of the approaching election IN this
ate Il whether Tire country shall advance or recede ID
Ele specie Payments The popular decision viii
EssTedy have influence upon political Organ
zatOne, baSEess intelests and public policy. We are
mindful superb arguments in the Senate on be-
bali Of so,d currency and merchsata and business
r,on We invite you Ohio and present In public
Ipeeccs your views upOn the At ISSUE which We
s.teem that OF national honor and common honesty
Mir. schuz's reply was as follows:
sr. LOUIS, Sept 30, 1873
GFsTIrNRS simply obey a call of duty In complying
WITH your Invitation shai be ready 10 addres, the cit
lreus Of Cincinnati the evening Of Monday Sept 81
&. 6CHuRz.
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NO ONE AUTHORIZED TO SPEAK FOR JOHN NOR
RISSEY.

John Morrissey, in conversation last evening
with reporter OF The TRIBUNE, said one was author
lied TO speak for him TO his future political ocon
He alone knew what he proposed to do and he did not
proDosc at present say what his would be- He
had nothing say about the in which the claims
OF his colleagues and himself had been treated by the
Democratic state Convention.
1t Is understood that oyerures have been made by the
anti-Tammany leaders to Morrissey Hayes, and Led
WITH to join them in the campaign this fa and TO take
the control OF the organizations In their respective As
sembly districts 1t expected that an answer would
nave been received that could he made p1nc at inc
meeting Of the Anti-Tammany County Committee, To DO
held this evening the headquarters i'll Irving Han III
is now deemed doubtful whether the expected answer
will BIO received to-day.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER. YESTERDAY AT HupNUTs' Nv
BROADWAY.
M So. noon. 57' 3 .. m; So: M,hnyn| So
ut~hest during thu day. 60. Lowosi, ~
Ayelace.5 ga. same day, 1874, oo's'.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Breroort House-Sir Hugh Allan OF montreal;
strr6wf House-Senaor Morgan c. Hami,on ~, eon
cressman stephen SANFORD Of Amsterdam n, a. WsSnstop
M No. Clara Louise Kellogg rim ArenHe Ho,et-, gu
spessuan CHARLES ONcll of Philadelphia jung ws
- -, Snrua I;en clinton Fisk OF the u = lnlial
SION Henry r. Pierson Of Albany, nnl ioner e. Wi,ir
81 itnst1n U.sfB'tnsfer Uol-Gen Wllin =.
a. W.ndsOr Hott-Lieut Co HoIsr Oh Ine Ha tk
a., nv ami lease L. Williams Of Fort wayne NsD IW'
~ ~, enaiar George Goidthvate Of Alabama 0rnna
1r9l Commander J. II. Vidal OF the hil'isn snip ns
,rnn,op stor U0uSc-I COMMANDER Murray ana APP
" aker IT, = Navy. st N,ehotas hoHt-ENrov., T.
fp"nd of Wisconsin Union Square HDt.t, ,>aNu ~"
apnrtor Isaiah IIanscom. u. s. hayyHoet Bru"'"'cN-
Gen J. H. Stonehouse Of Albany.
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YOUNG REPUBLICANS IN THE TwENTY-FIRsT
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The first public meeting of the Young Mems
Republican Association of tho XXIst Assembly District
was held last evening in Mueei's Hall, st No. 1913
Third-ave
Speeches were made by Capt. Langbean Vice Presi-
dent OF tho Association Charles Abbott and James NJ
GRAY In the course OF their remarks they explained the
purposes Association IL Is organized 10 rally the
Young men aud 10 make harmonious a. far Ms possible
the present opposing Republican factions OF tho XXIst
Assembly District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-22
WICK WINS LAUREIs AT CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Sept 21.-The feature to-day
at the Exposition the fourth floral display Large
premiums were offered for cut flowers aud Gladiolus
Home florists took the premiums the former class
and in the latter the highest awards were made to James
Yick of Rochester N. Y, who exhibited nearly $50 va
reties On Friday next 200 will be offered III pre-
miuns for another floral display.