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FOREIGN MAIL GLEANINGS.
SrEECH OF MR. GLADSTONE.
TBS WtfMIM the co\t?trr ok his oovfuvmfnt
rriUN,) TIIK LAST SF.S?lON-? HIS OPINION OF
THE rKF-S*?.
On the. M of September Mr. Gladstone, who
badforabiui afortnight been staying at Wliitby, waa
??aetticnted with an addn*?M by the member* of the Whitby
Wwklnsrmen's l.lhers.1 Avociatlon. The lara*? hull waa
*cn?ely packed. tho?e In the body of the hall brlnsr re?
quire.I to ?tattid, the scat? having boen removed to alUiw
maoec f-or?, for those desirout to pain admission. L?oiid
eheen? Kreeted the rremier and Chulrmnn. Mr. Glad
ttonr, on riMn?? to resnond.wr,* -jroeted witb ontlniitla^tlo
ch**e,lTtu', the antl'-neo rUini? e?t masse rtnd waving !ln-tr
kata. Mr. Oi.i IM ?no, nftor ?.onie introductory remarks,
alluding t? hi* ftu'e r.i,lla,n?'ufary connor,ion with the
??town. Mid he was not there to dl?t?cnil.le Hutt criticism
bail boon verv froe'y und copiously bpntowo'l within tho
lai?t f"W w11 Vi?--ho might siy mouth??on the ooii?liu-t of
tbv (,o*,.T,'iiii-,>t : th.it rrlti.iam did not stop with the
<toviTiitnetit. f??r if it did It would matter littlo. but it
K?jn?i1 throuuh tho Government t?i that majority In Par
ment bv which the t.oviTinn,nt li.ni boen htcadily snp
pi.it ?I. mill thrniinh that majority In Parliament to that
mu iori ty o' the 'x op'e of the throe kinsdoiu-i hy whom
thot lia.l lieon -.pot to Parliament. (Cheers.) flo fur ii?
ti?. ?Tt-iu-ral i tti oin of iHilitical crltlci-un. even when very
adv ra?. wu-i >.ir orii ?I, ho .in- ti rod Ibera that aUlioiiiih
Vk?* other mon. ho w?? weak enough to prefer eotnmenda
tlon io oi>nileinii:it1on. yet tlii? kintt of criticism did nt?t
?Htlallj inW-rfere with oitlior hi? sleep or lila appetite.
|Clii4'i>.)' Thor,- ?*i4?n??l a day of his life on which ho htvl
liol ?ni aMi'ii at nikiit to regret th.it it? duties hud not
b?*?*iTi more effectively pi-rfurined, but tho reason why
erlttri?ni was no von' piiintul thing to him whs this, that
be hail Hie tad ?iiortlb nee in I ho Just and the indulgent
Itidc-tii'-tit ?f h? fellow-.imnfi*>*nien. (I/?ud cheer*.)
Bonv'tlinetr? ndin?f.,n artlrle in a newspaper he mieht
atini.-t n'ii>|>?>?.e. utter reading through its int?**?*rainnble
rutal'ii.-?!?' of ti??' folliei itii'l tin- eriiuo-i ho had couimttlod
ilouil ctioorsl, tli.it he inu-f lu- lil te loan than a monster;
but the p <M'!e "i" tho co'iiitrt. Ki*n?.ii?le of the bleaaliiire
?f a fieo pu-?-, worked with freedom ami
?sith iiiitiu ii-e iii-patch, knew also that It required
to ?ve mud. cspeotnll. at time?, anil seaeons, with some
ri n ve air'l red. i-f ive .ind?ment, ami it waa the
?eoplo lo whim, h? looked tu roilrt-e?. the linlanre of erit
It-iMii in the l'i ? i the Preta ?teni wrang, Ju*d as he
IiV'Voil t?> th.- 1'iea?. and lust he was ileeplv and pro
?rainitly (rratefol lo the l*rt*ss for its fidelity iii pointing
out Hie iirr.i>??f niiiilie nun. and iii? own error?? among
thi-ni. l"-t fe. ii? enti -fled, as he wat, that in tho end no
lulu 1.1 ?? t..uilil I--dme. [Cheon.] At tho prisent mo?
ment it was m if lulim thai tltcy found the (urtuof rrlt
Irmn ai d rebnhe, ;n,?l no man could fail to obaerrt if a
rea.ler nf ti.? metropolitan pi|?ers, nn?l if also a mailor
of the provincial pai?ers?no i.iati, ho rep4-at.t4l, could fail
ta> perceive a eon-irlernlilo difference of t4>ne between
them. A consider?ide ?xection of the metropolitan Pre??
baal 4li-n-ti?.?04l with greater severity the proceeding? of
I*arltament ?lunn-.* the laal session than luid liccn the case
with the prot.luei.il l*r< se. Ho tai hound to any that lie
eoulil tln.l rei-tjn f?r th.it difference in thl- fa? t?the
pr-.-Hiit Government bud not hesitated when it tliotight
the pul die line..-! i.'.riinerl ii to make mopoaalt
Whieh h.i'lb*-eii hU'tily otlell-ive to powerful CMSSfl jil
thin countrv 11-hiern] ; andifat*M W?Mf* some who sni?l,
" Mme fi?oi-tiny fur il'iiiu* It : why did thov ko Into
hoiiiet-'m at-, v Mut in reply to that 1m \v,iiiidi4.iyth.it
If a ,;ov?T,i!ne-it waa urine?! w lib the cnitiliuee of"a ,ua
luritv In I'm liaiio lit. it w?n4 tli4-ir ?July to n*o it 04-eor4?
lnk- to tin- ?H-af iiitivictions they entila form of what was
Milu:- I, and n?t la order to make thing? smooth; it
wa? their duty to ?I?* it not m oitlt-r to alituld tl??-in- m ?I
/r*oin di-ii!rr.iul>io cuti'i-iii, but m or?l?r to mirsufl the
frest mt? ro-t.a of the country at large. [< In-i'is.) lu
??udoii It was no1 ?:i<? .ii ? .-?? t- of cltiM whk'b wiro
tpreiiiiN.nientrit?'?' It wat tli.-r<- that wealth wat
?li ih.wi'iml ; .mil wealth hud t ikt n ?li fla-rutc otteiiw- at
their iittKnia ituriiiii tie | re.., t,t tc.ir le. .ii?*.- fin? o?y
eniuii'ii, r4'timiiiii'iidetl ti? Parllaiueul til a irnwer in tim
SCi'ixilNh arm*/ ?hall m? loagci be th.- pri?t of wealth, but
ti,, h ward ol niirit. [I. m1 rhoem.]
He waa triad ti al lu Hu ?ad li- ?a pr Hent? d to bim th"
woikiii-.il.en di o' ire'l tl.i ii iipiti.?\ .ii i>f I he ni.-n-.ur?-?? for
tlit ?fi'oil of Ireland, an?l i-hai i? teiiAodtholu aenot o-mtv
?i. I , ?i, r,. . ii,,, iMiM-riiiui'iit bad aaaerted thal flrinl'y
thtoiir'i all the lona and anxlotn iIi.-ou-moii? thal o???
eurro'i nu th?*o iiienaures durtag the ji .irn l*?-'^, i?aj3. ami
1870, and he Itjidpetl tti ?hlnk that tho Ooveriiinont were
not ai-tai * f" Ne .ii.'tie tn that ???.?'i-tion. With respeel
to iii. Ine!, I. uni Bill. In 1,'Joienl to say that the pnlilfe
iii ti.,i, ???. ,'tiy w..- ffi ' Ina In iori every day with
rit-.n't i<? iii? ?urkliigol liirfl'ill. On Iii.? own part he
wa-? not ?'lie w iii' le?, f iiii.li-i.t ti. ,.' Ra winn j,a>?,,(l mi
t lu- ?? ? - li tim ? h lu ,n ?l at? ?j ?iiie? te i in the oaatlngof the
Ait fertile Inso-tal'lialimeiif of tin* lneii Church would
be , mii'llv convi.'i-i ?! Huit it woiilil he H hleaelug to that
ft, ; .... .?.ii.i as n religion? liitiitmlon. [Cheenuj
H lui - i', ' ml lusav thal ti.e cti.eral optulon ia
Ireland*? ??,? I iaraiiMJyInreaardto thal meatian as
In r< L ti i to ti?- I. m'. ?ill, h t it wat working in that
?in i m .ii. .um the-it-n-of i!-i so working ?ero amply
m*H -? ?d '" -:"?'.v ti? it. n?. with I'oape, t in tin? repeal of
ti,. ( i ??-. i-? ? 'm i-e?'.',,1 ii tti, Navigation Law*,
l.nl'i. i? 1 ? ? t > tin? oxton ?ion ?if Hu- fin non lae, a? willi
r<-e|?' el ',?? ti ;? " pi? nt lniii-iire? wi.irii have made tie
mat ?Mm ten ira.-?.? i-a-j.i? ?ion?, tin ii iy waa tory nearly
at ?ann i -? i. ? ? ?? iib r, r- j.? it ilto t ? the diaeetabliahiueiit
of Iii" li i-ii Chiinli Hiere Would le au Ultite?l and uuau
tuio-i? ? ?? pie. |la??i?l i heir- ]
DiuiuK the la-t M jiiu* not one venr in ton, or or?*u
one \i.iv hi 11m-, aonra he fo n I wli rb won ?t show a
ki-tlcr outturn ni wert li "? evea the d'-i'i-.-d and re
| vii. ?I s? ? i 'm ni i*?'.i. H? ferrlnc to som* of tin m> t* peeard
?urina Ile pn ? iIid? ><. r )?? ire.i'.iieil : rue liaiiot lull,
li ? ? ml.1 i Iii? ?>ii?.?ii? i.t-. wa? forced thioui*b the
Ililli?!'of , ?m, uni?? t>\ Hie iili-tiii.iev and t?.r..tin.\ o' the
diiji'i Iv whl?*li wlahwl t?i paMlt.and the Uoveromenl
di?( t i ii ? ?m ii t?? belp lb? m. U lia?! rome t<? tie a tenon?
?*jn*"?ti?rii wbelber lb< willoi majorities wat to prevail,
or tbe Will of "ii"'r,I--.-,,ni in-tin-lilli--, of the H,i-o
waa to ! ir ihi way to tin- imaw?gol il?4ful moa-urea. It
?nun i: t . ir-ti'at-,. it wa? not tyranny, that forced it
throua-li I be Honan, bul li w-is in confornuty with tho
wipIi of the !ti->ti"*>te. If mlifl't lio eonri'?ii.g hi? itrno
r me. tuf lie n i?l be did i id kt.mv tli.it It would
be r? ?ei-tetl hv t'n House id Lerdt, ami ho would
D-.f h. -li -te lli.t it ?. 4. Hil bo Hieltet! hv the
jtnnaf. ?f i.nv.ia. it had I'-.-n ni it'it. and be tin*
cereiv ??.,?.;. ?i r, o? tue tun?' bad m-i b?*en tost: all
tbe lalior waa mn o*t, \.i. li wouhl bar? bapn ii?-d if
Ikes had let the H? ?o of Cuinnioiis?the people'? Hoott
? ., ? t? ,?? n -. bill. 11?- peop'e's lions? l i |
1? H'ltl i |i|*%?bill, nil Hut HI!, When pi'?'?<"?t,"l
at ?*-?? i u :t t the dour of tbe llon-e of Iaords, an he I ratted
It ?vonld be t it early i ? \*******|"n, tioulil he prertonied
n l?h on .-?Mtli? I it.id ? kum !, w !,i? li li would net li?her
?Al-.-hat?-|M?r?e-??- I. 'In, linn i ?mi' nt b d iiO'-.i nlillxeil
*--?..? mmt .t... j -uni,' ?-ii e utik. hut legl.alation waa a very
j '."? * \m .? r, .i.." ib?.? !" '" ?'*?*'. '?'? ?' -'?]' ?? '? t*
la? In*ai?i-i :?!..- 1.1' ? di ? ':??.i>. s, ?nu,even nhreai in.
al .. ,? ?ru??kiii. They hml striven to preaerve the petet
Pi Kiit.,|n without ii'i'ilic.'tiii?* tbe pnsr.on of tin? eanui
t;t. T ..? in.r? ? it.ol not ? -..iii?', a;i?l In doubted whether it
Wi ni?! i*i/i i rou . '. n Ihe country ct>nhl fm?wo.ir n,l
iinerf'. i-o???-, lo foreign ag^lra. Ho hop ?J the time bad
.,.. ? . ii ' '. ,. " . ?"."Idling, barrow j? licv
'oi in iVill ? **?lb '!?' ?Aun ht ??tl.tr natb*"?
would i .i lu '? . t".l. The jrb?*jfl tysiem
of iiiuiii,n"iiii ? 1 ? ,!????.- ? nbrond. an-l tu malutain
tn_- t?o- L*?'. I i?i 'i""t line i-ouiilrtr, in?ant ohtalnluaIt
a? the ?-limit? ill ?' her. Tuero I-o, u w world. Tie re
w.i'oi i*i, q :? ' .? nt, ?.M? ' Mil ti TI i- p-, -? rrf ,i.,v
irim.r i ni lui ,.??: ? . i ? -v.., ii t . -i*, i?,-,j Hiatea arid
t r. li . '.. i ., i? i-li.iiiuj of t ii. n.titlieio were
.? ii . ? .non? h "? ?. ii tlinan eountiica which iu?kIii
b?VI* ll'li.r.? 1 .t li ? at nrv I- -ni ut, lilt dltrlug ihii-veir
tin ? (,..\-4 ?it -.? ? 11 ii i' i ii ni'o to lirintreeYer.it ot these
to iaat|afae1 rv iiiii iii'.i-iiiile inn? lu-i'in. He r? joie.'d
t: it. with n ' i-i-t.? '? to tu? ir on ?i ki li and Um, th.,-?- who
e|i? .?i. II.., 11 r_ ,.i," . H. - - ;?: v...,. veins tin Ir Idood is
run lu.tiHi'r' wini 1. t? foliov ?11 .? ipi rit of iln-lit-?
1, ? ? i uns Un I llritain, they i a n? v lo??k ?pun as
fin ds, .'i?l ii ?! ri '?? Hie l*op4- Iii it all , .?-it.-i'M i-l,? u.lVe
now i??, o ?Ibpotedof. Mien y waan b ,i?j? ? i aponwhlrb
Uie iH-.,|i?? ?I tiigbtnd i ?riilil n ?' lie t?,oi-eu?itive or e?er
elae I??, p-. :?t a \ '.i'lliim e. It 1 lie ? ?ut eiti'iient tpemls
rooiitv wi? otlv? "io, hml I ?et f ? r be \. ii out of ohi? e, hut
tl.ti-e win?. nt ? ,? ?I Hum ili.l u?i! 4 oin- Into i.nut willi
chati linn?!* Tb? i \? ? ?.?iitiiie of the pr? st-nt Govern*
tuent *?4?tild i'4-.ir coin pa rlaon with that ol tho Go\tru
? lit- wbli li ! .i\? )ii-oei-'!< ?I it.
Ki'ferrmi; to H.e i ? im ?t? ? m proof of Mint ho sild.Mr.
'li nlHtouo ci -iin,nod: lite tax.ilioi of tbe country waa
m, in a Han i.iiii'i.t stat?*, im? li itali -r be rememlx-red
ti it t'..? v.-. i? a 11, ifi'l i-f traii-itlon ; and ho e.irueMly
a?ii)?-'ji h!?- h? iiei.- ?-.le uliiy it? pm a?- the sul.Jecl <?f
tin ?ile o ?i. ii.it. and Wbi'U ?l.'iinili t? wen' matin upon
lin in to I* un lb I tin y m? . ??'? r i -.-'?ni put'|i'i?e. He
?aouitl say a f*,w wordt for th?ir guiu art* ano bia own.
Tie fe muh a i i.thi v to fivo, th?- lr. t ? f>-?3 of somo lur?
te. ?I I?? la li?. -?II?.- 4 I ititi, lir eilllll? |lll4 4', ?l? 4'Otl IH?tr li
wita tie Interest ? I the poo|de nt lur ??. Beware of that
tenil'-triy: l" ire of thal narrow tintern1,, very popu?
lar, vi r> a*.l? "iiatile ItlBt now. It waa a U-iideuev to
what be wo :. i ml,-if be might cotna w-ud???Al.?nn
laui." lh?.ri< ti re ?-real aumbera m peupla whu could
iiot :>e tail ''??d v\i:i..'Ut ??Icaroriiig t<? exdte
tho Imagination of lae peopl with phantom! of
?-?inet.uit dalii*i r, tlwaft bt-rauadllia tit m that i-very
nation of Hnropn -.???i-i--? fini vi envy and every i?n.i paaaton
towai I ti.i m. Tii>, "f courte, bad nu p.i??lnii8 Hieiu
telv-4-e. [lAuabter.j Thl?. diapoM.tu.u tal ?rotte on them
than on ant- oilnr eniinlit. Iieeaua?? t'nv bad tho ropnta
tlon in K irnpi?he v. at ?ti al.I n?t aJtogetber uiijiietly?
of ii? te** rata? ran arrt.rnut ?leipli' ; and if they wer?*'to
??bat ? auld 't; n.r.ri ililn . lout or de* i ve ?neb profound
?.rute,i. t ,i? to .?.*,? tin e n ry p < ?i'e iaiblng thi-mt, Ivet
Into a alala- .if apptt-b i.*i<? i .ititi p tit.o, .uni einlrivollni;
to |*el'?iia?le oin- mint,iel that all lu.uii.ii I w.isliiaton
ipua? v uiMiii.-t ihciuf [CbiH'rt nail a laugb.] Alluniug
totho-Hi'i .',,f Uvrklna.**which bad apnearaiInUlumk
treytni't Ho????? ,r. hr ?., ? mnek pi ...'no1 inila majeliielil
rltlKUi..!,- lu lut ?>? ? ?,f Hie w,,i 1, uli.l t!. praetieal ro?
tuli mum ti.? a?,iii ling lilli moi? i ? li s people's luouty.
POKKIGN laABOU MOvEMKNTSL
OKEAT lil il'i.N.-THATION Al KhWCASTLK, F.S
* ULAM.,
Tile in:i*-s nulling ol ebgineeifi mi tin-Town
Moor at 1? '?? ?* ?. on ?i.'-ai in??., was attein?**.*! by ",i?0
or?,uoOi?^ ii?. Tin -ii? ii ?siemMed nppotlte the Cen?
tral Htsl on, til f?i*-i" 1 a or -i-eaioii. T?ev were ac
??aanli i i. h..:.'?, .?'ii i-arrii ii Bnmeront baaaert
Ineci ila-il with Hi ii.un?.i ??f i nii.i.t ?riiiat Un,,? and
iii.,u?roi., ieattve of a del - ? - ? ti Uou to .le.ept nothlaa
short o( tbe fenm demanded. Amona the?o were:
" llll.c afl? . -liielr.?. ?Hi' imlty ailtlil ?? llullilili ,u lo *?iu ;*'
'* r?,.,ii-tid. r I N", n*V mt I" "Su tnmgii ton art feui."
Ih. re ?waaabai a bajiaer on wi.-.ch wa?. Intcribotl tho title
??t iin >itv f.?, Im r tuve j'-i-ii." Work?, with ailevteeem*
I, .. it u* o1 ? tufa ??"i-; lg 1... ???! try Hu- lui IT erncet
li.if waa o't? n.Ii'i ia! fi^lgu wirkmoa Iron eon e
L ? : ? ' . ' ? .? r. T' -? ? ii it i i?-. titi pn-viilled, Hie
Ja. uii:.*; mol? ivriin I t... ta al any tiaie hllieo tho
?!.?e r.iuinU. I. A lO-ol?t ?iU tiuv ' ault fi, ta. liol I out
f?-r at In -i.e. an I ?ii.iitl.ei, o\ pi ce?: t. ' t..aiikn tu ti?c wo?k
140 ii ..i o irtend? thru labottl ?bu < iMtmry : i theil pmm*
l-l?'' ni j.)? .i ! lu ;'.. ? ft ni lo il- I. .?t ll.<- loiuliuiaU iu of
i f pin-, ? i? ?o un ?-. aciintt f hem. <"ie tpeaker dc-'^rid
I ka, th.-nui for? ai*n ?nittlna H?i. moiiev fi?*)tU?iil?/ 4u
?? ?' ' . '. len - hihi i'i'.ii,?..-..?' la ttifi-ig ....iii
**'.-u f -.i.ii.ia maintained, w l?l I?'? uo ww ?i ol at
?I? ? ? ti t .,1 ?,.,. ,,..;... I ..m ?t t ? !? KiUUIt** tie y ?lad
turton,,;',, i??. i), ., s lobtel ved thal a? tie- W4?*n_ag?
iiM-u wi-re th.- iirimiuil agenta In liru.umg fuitb the finit
_* \ur euiT.ii in mtu-b all ouitht to pal ikip.it.*. they h,. I a
rittit :.. enjoy ti,,- very hiitf, th, Jnuil jiioLitoi!. Hut lio
__OUfUA tua, in tin? remprct Vue woiiil wu? iiuauie down,
**? le* eutjtm it wu pat right Um bauttr. ?iltur t4*e
atmammmmmm ? mi ?
meeting the proee?c!nn broke np Into sections, and pa?
raded I he principal streets of the town.
I'UOSECL'JTONS OF THE SriUKKUd DEFOBE THE
NI ?WC A ST LE MAGISTKATK8.
Several cases connected with tbe anglMUir
strike came before 'lie Newcastle and Gateshead niagls
tratos on Kept, i In ono Instance a Gorman on strike
was charged with IntlnildsHng a Belgium lui* acon
ylctlon was not obtained. At Oateshead a man was sent
to prison for three months for stone-throwing; another
for the same period for a savage assault upon a " new
hand ;'* and another was sentenced to two mouths' Im?
prisonment for au assault. Numerous cases were re?
manded. At ttie newcastle Court ?ne committal for two
moiitlis took plncc. Between 100 and IM foreigners have
" turned out " from the works of Sir W. Armstrong snd
Messrs. llawthorn, and have frnfernlitxl with the Nine
Hours League. Two apodal sittings of magistrates were
held, nt which five warrants mid nineteen summonses for
lui .u li of coiitract were issued.
MEETING IN LONDON IN AID OF THF. ENGINEERS
ON STRIKE AT NEWCASTLE.
A crowded meeting of Society Engineers
was held on the 2d inst., at their Assemhly Room? In
London, for the purposo of aiding the engineers on strike
at Newcastle, and also to consider how best to vindicate
the rights and liberty of labor. Tho Chairman Bald that
from the accounts of the proceedings at Newcastle it ap?
peared that not only were the employers determined to
lump over foreign workmen to Underwork the English,
lint some of the magistrates there appeared bent mi
bringing over large bodies of foreigners to glut tho
English labor markets, and underwork the British work?
men. The tlino was, therefore, come for the working
classes to uphold each other. Tho meeting was then ad?
dressed by ?several speakers from various large works
In different districts of tho metropolis, by
whom some of the recent aits of tlio mag?
istrates lu sendiug men, women, and children to
prison, tome of j them for very trivial demonstra?
tions, were freely commented npon. At this stage of tlio
proceedings, some Continental workmen, who had been
induced by the employers' agents to leave their own
country and go to to Newcastle, but who had sine.? re?
fused to work when they had lie.-n informed tli.ro was a
strike, here entered the room, having that day been sent
to London from Newcastle. They were accompanied lit?
an interpreter, and stated through bim that they did
not wish to underwork the English. They caine over
because they were told by au employment ugent In
tbelr country, engaged liy tho employers, that tliero
was so much work in England that men could not
bo got They had not been informed of the
strike. When they got on board they were asked
to sign printed agreements to work at Hir Wil?
liam Armstrong's for six months at K> II per week, and
these agreements they signed In the presence of police?
men of their country. They, therefore, refused to work
because they considered Hut tlieyhad been deceived,
and, being trades-union men themselves, it was contrary
to their principles to go where other men were on strike.
They were now lu London entirely destitute, and were
unable to get Lack to their own country, and they wished
to know whether further help could be given to enable
them to return. There was a stormy discussion as to
whether English engineers at sucha erlslt ought to be
expected io assist mea who had not taken tbe proper pre?
caution to inquire what the stale of affairs w.u. It was
Ibcn n-solvento assisi these men by a special subscrip?
tion, and nNo to petition the Committee at Newcastle
not to send any Yiio're foreigners to Loudon, but as lar no
possible to return all men to their Otra homes. . .-,?..
It was tli.si resolved, '"Chat thU meeting, having read
with indignation that one or moto of tbe New? estie
magistrates have held siieelal night magisterial meet?
ings for the purpose of granting warrants against beltv
li-ss foreign workmen who have been Inveigled into this
country In order to coerce them to underwork the me?
chanic's of this nation, ami knowing, further, that justice
is frequently outraged in this land bv countryjustices, is
of op ulon that it la expedient ?thal the engineers should
open a special fund for the purpose of taking counsel's
oplaloa as to tbe legality of such magisterial acts, and
sh,,1.1.1 it in- found in the ease of any engineer worthy of
support that tbe law bas been exe sedeo, that an action
1m- l.rought against, such magistrate fur false imprison?
ment, or that he be Otherwise proceeded against as conn?
ie! in.iv advise." Several reports from district meetings
held oh the saine evening were brought in, together willi
the subscriptions from the bran, li societies,which, it was
stated, were mu.-h larger than those of say preceding
week. A vote oi tuauks to the Caalrmau concluded the
proceedings.
LABOR DISPUTES IN STAFFORDSHIRE, ENGLAND.
A meeting of all classes of iron-workers in
tbe South Staffoi-ilshlrc d.stilct of England was held on
?Sept. 4, at Ureat Eridge, 600 workmen being present,
many of the men being delegates from large works. A
long discussion took place as to the advisability of the
luillm.-n, shinglers, forge rollers.Ae..giving li days'notice
for ten per cent advance on wages, to place tin ni ou uu
equality with tbe .?puddlers, wbo were advanced lea ?^-r
i cut on Aug. 31. The puddlers expressed themtelv.-s
satisfied,and thought toe oiiieis should fight tbelr bat?
tle, pledging themselves not to shingle for " blacklegs"
in the event of a strike. Ultimately the nu.Inn n,
shinglers, and rollen passed the following resolution:
"Tint tins meeting, representing, as It does.tbe sliin
gb-rs, rollers, und uilUiuen of Hoath I'taffordnhlre and
Eu-t Worcestershire, think that, con-Mering the past
custom of the trade, they ure entitled ta tea per cent
advance, and If the amount is uot conceded, every l?git?
imit? effort will barnado to obtain It." Deven! speakers
gave good advtce"s to cautious proceedings, after which
a vote of thanks was given to Mr. Hunt, the eliairman
of tbe Iron trade, for bis courteous conduct The Mat*
mg waa adjourned lor a week to aatertuiu the views of
the employers.
LAIH.lt MOVEMENTS IN GERMANY?MEETING OF
MANUFACTURERS AT LEIPSIO?I'BUUBEM or
THE STB1KES.
From the Germnn Cnrretpemitent of Hrpy t.
Tlio German manufacturen will meet, ns
usual, next Michaelmas at Lelp-le. The Sehlrsische Tei?
lung says the chief sut.Ject of their discussions will Le
the common measures which should be adopted in oppo?
sition to the floclal-I>emocrnflc sgltation, wnlch ha? led
the workmen in most part* of Genn .ny,to show an Irre
concll.ble hostility to tbelr employers. The conviction
has generally spread among tbe luiintiiaettirers that
lbs state of th'iig? at present existing, which iin
rortunal? ly shows no prospect of imjirot.-nient, but
is getting worse day by day, will ohllge the
manufacturen to unit?- In a common course of netiqn.
Although they are .?It drena to abbist any attempt I
to mipivU' \hv A'ou^ioQ o^ tlju. v?i.'i,ki4cn .ylik'li ii |
founded on a sensible luea, ami suiteu to local dream
Man? el in,a requirements, ihff employ, nara retolv. <i to
reals! to the utmost th?' o?das! demands of the . mplorod
for dispro|Hirtionatcly high wages, an 1 at the same time
lora reduction in tbe hour* of work. Ia deina this, the
mannf.ictnri'fs will make use of ?Um ?uue means which
the ? m ker- have employed.
In the mean Hine liiostrites are Increment?. The enr
pentert meet dally ty avenus the lu t iiicui.? ol com?
pelling the master t0 comply with their demands.
The master?, \\u tbe Other liaief, remain firm In tin ir
rt'*"'.'.*iUon of Insist?Ug on the hours from 9 o'clock
in the morning till 7 in the evening, and of
maintaining, ?s far as possible, the syttem of piece?
work. More than coo masters, who empl ?v ui>,"it 6,.*?
win km, ii. hat?- -lulled a declination embodying these
principle?, Tbei-els also a proapeet of new strikes; tlio
fio.ik 'under--, li at'e r-Wurkers, lunnT.la.h. is' assistants,
ii.e makers, iiox m ikers, Ac, have all announced lacet
lugs to consider a rise In the rate of wages, on the other
bund, It is a remarkable fact that the uiaehlue-builders,
as a mia, bave taken no part In the movement. A ton
weeks ago, a part of th.- workmen in the North German
Fa? tory for the <? >ns?tractionof railway rolUng-Staek, Ac,
tiru I:'work, In the hope of being assisted by their lel
low-woikiiii'u. Tiley lound, to their surprise,however,
thal un'.v ii of ti-?* 90,000 macblne-liulldert In Berlin
were willing to alford tlieni pe< unliry support. In
tle.il, li ?ecus as it Hie re-ults ?1 the masons' strike and
the failure of the machine-builders had bad u s tlulaiy
effect ou the more sensible workmen, since many ure
du,irons of coming to an understanding with their
rniploycTs, si lo au la rrase of wages, in a quiet mid
peaceable manner. A laue number of the matous hate
accepted work on the ??d conditions, and now that they
lind they have sacrificed time and money, suffered priva?
tions, and contracted dents, without ol'talnlng any
equivalent,their in,ligna!Ion is aroused again?! those who
imlu ed then to make a vam ami foolish attempt.
(in Monday last the buildings in course of erection In
Berlin ?eased to present tbe deserted und ruln-Uke aspect
th?'y had worn for the previo-is six weeks. The masons'
strike bad eome to an ead, and all was again bustle and
activity. According tsi lae workmen, tbe masters bave
ae. .-del to their demands; but the masters, on tbelr
si le, say exactly the contrary, it seems improbable that
tin' 1 ill? r -Inmid h ive given woy after tin v Iih<1 obtained
tbe valuable assistuuo. of the soldiers la the erection of
th.- new Parliament, As yet it laritflcult to calculate the
results of th?' -ti ike. The number of nuisons in Berllu is be?
lieved toi* ?it.otit 8,0(10, who Baratt ?it??tt 90* week each
These men got at Urst out of the strlk.-f.inds ti 80 weekly'
wnn h, however, gradually -unk toll vi, so that we may
take the average allowance at li io a week. We thus
tlmi thal each workman would require io i? rr.-tv over
and aboM-, f i oin W10 lo ti so weekly, or gl'i to to Hfi an in
all, which represents a grand total of from t&i,(i? to
141.000 for the .Mi-si men on strike. If tradesmen Und nu
iiirtn uliy In paying "ii u debl ?if tvi co to Ile so, it is pre.
sumpiite evidence that th?ir wag.? were not Insufficient
for theil' support, nor Indi ed in the present strike hat It
beru assorte?! thai they ure. The economical results of
cessation from labor are only too apparent, it bus
binden d Hie completion of about l.lKMl new dwell
I lugs, which wouiii otherwise bave been i.-miy hr
October I, and which were even partially let. Tho pollco
ami civil authorities, abiding hythe letter of the law,
fee.iu resolved not to interfere to alleviate the con
n-.jueiH'i s of Strikes to the working tla-nci.. If a stranger
ha- no certain prosp. c1 of Iii.ding a dwelling permission
to remain In lierliu will be refused him, while those who
have claims to poor law relief ia this city will t>e lnlgei In
the corresponding institutions. The dwelling question
ena b>- st tiled only gradually, mid the di.ko In the
rresi tit >ear have done much la retard its ?.?lution.
li, w? in c<, 11 li ?it nu,) the in.im,ii- spolie in iii-t Kunday't
meeting, they will last.- before long the buter fruits
i of incii reckless folly.
TI1C ODD FELLOWS' GRAND LODGE.
Chicago, Sept 17.?The regular annual Com?
munication of the Grand Lodge of the United Mates, In
I dependant Order of Odd-Fellows, commences In this city
?to-morrow, and will coutluue through the week. Many
measures of great importance to the order will bo legis?
lated ?iM>u at the session. Among them are the follow?
ing : Proposed ?m? ii'iiiiciit to the Constitution o? the
(?i ami Lo.lg. of lb. i; ni ted ?tates lu rekui.ee to chang?
ing the ritual of the Order by a vote of four-ti ft li s of the
luei.ili.-i'i., Instead of a unanimous vote, as U now ie
i 'julred. Changing the name of the National Grand Body
(Gi and Lodge of the Uuitcd ttates) to ?in.
' pre me l^nlgs of &i Independent Order of
I Od.l-K?-llows.'' Tim su..JH-t of allowing en
! cam plue ni s to wear a uniform stvle of head dress, now
I i oh" lui hy the ronrse taken by'the Grand Hire Issuing
au a. Iel against It, will come before the Grand Lodgo
f' . a ?Ju tment. There will, It Is believed, be a lively de
Ion on this matter. At the lad session of the Grand
Iai ?OO ot the Unit? d ?uto a law nan el me t. d foi bl Ming
the msetlngor lodges on Munday for other tbsu funeral
?purposes. Thisa.-liou has created much dloantlsfaclloa
among the Uerinsa portion of lbs arganlMlion, and an
rita I will be nude at th.? approaching ns-iou to have
tilt said law rejs-alcd. Odd PWIowsMp is neither polltl
?-I mi s> ?< tallai in its . libract.T, and the Geimaiii re
gard iii*, regulation adverte.l Utuin m .i.iriun matter, ia
oyitiitalia'a iti Hit Uiieni aud kacbliigs of tbe older.
nOaME NEWS.
Tni-TRWOn-H*?*? BAITWnAT.
I a. bl Nuna. ?,, ?a. MM-, ?lil.
rp m> ?-,-> aj?
TnKHMOMETKR YKSTKRDAT.
I" f. Nlimi. tr, ,n ?I ?? l|li?.
*** ?p w? ex*
mon Ttnii to day.
Leal Br-irieli R?>eti|. BatWr ?til
wajr, ead Ooaty Id. ?. |, Battit. Flaahliif, I. I
a in. P r?. a. ia. i? ti,. ?. m. ? "?
li.'?a 10:31 10.46 11:11 III l' ? ??
watma i-nr,?, ?,-r? roa ran ticisitt.
(Ik? ilii page.)
Appended Is an .ihstr.iet of the Central Park M-to
oroliiKical Department Report for tho week ci.din?*
at 1 p. m., Hi'pt. l8.
BiHoatTBB. Ir-rliea.! vittaaoa-mia. ttegrar.
Wran.30.147'Vitan.???? **?*
Mat itiam it 9 ?. m., tittil 12.-40.4 '? ll???n in al 4 p. m.. Sept. *??**>?.?
?diiiiit.mil at l a. wa, "asm. lk.txmn)Mi*im*m HU y? ta.Vryk u -?? i ?
hiuiie.UM Kante.* J
Sept. 1.1?RilnfmrneiMl. ?? 1? O IB.-A?nnnt of ?aler.,-*,,n'['
t-eiL 1V-R liafMtr.lta m. I.? Ita ?..-An <>.i t?.'?????>?.'?:""''
?Sept. 16? lUmfrum4:"?Ua. ia. te S a. ia.-Aro??4u.l ul waler.w ima
-Mai.;.?***'?*??'
Ii Uti,.. liavileJ b? the "Uni rlirrnrr the weel, TM ni"??.
rROMINENT AllRIVAIS.
Gihev Hint?? Senator Wiiulom of Mlnneaot?,
Senator Btoektoa aud family of Ne?- Jeraey, ami m
specior-i.en. MeQnada of (?ov. Howman a Binn. ?* ?
B?. Meti?las Utitet-Col C. W. laflWell, i'oitinastei ol.Kew*
Orleans; J?din? T. W. Hartley of tVashliu'lon. Jodfffl
Meeker of Minnetota. the U.V. Dr. l?aiubert ?;f
Charleston, Gen. Sutton of Salem, ami T. 1 -
Blackstone of thl,?fra. =?= Clarendon Ho*>?-) '??
L. ttittgroivtn, U. 8. A. emu? Albeunvlt llotl
Kl.hurd Nevins of Columhus, Ohio. =~ Mam
York IJoltl?Commodore LoKny and Cnpt. Levi I?,
U H. Nnvv, and the Rev. Dr. Dalzell of Bhrvvcport, La.
~-? uriroort Betum-Tb* Hon. William Hamersley of
Hartford, and John W. Allsopp, Qoohoo. -=^rr Fifth
Avenue Ilotel-Capt. Webster of hnirland.W. I. Bowdlteh
of Iloston, John (Iroosliirk of Cincinnati, and lol. Mc?
Kenzie, a?me Metropolitan iltittl?Gi ti. J F.flgaa of
Arkansas, aud tho lion. A. D. Barber of Utlca.
"tnx*a***tm**m\
Ofiv. Hoffman left Uio city for Albany ou Satin ?lay
ovculug. _____
NEW-YORK CITY.
Mimic in Mount Morris Park nt 4:30 p. m.
Tho Evening High Behool, Tliirti t-nth-st.,
near Mxth-aYO., will open this evening for tho registra?
tion and ciii-Mil. iitioii of Ktmii ni-,
Mrs. Caroline Farrell, a daughter of the
notorious Madame Renton, tv na Sa-nt to tho Inn.m
ufcyluui on Ward's Island, la?>t Saturday, hy her hnshund.
Arrests last week, 1,859 ; marriages, 179 ; births,
414; deaths, t,'!0; violations of City ordinance?, 83; feet
from 1,010 licenses, 1743, loss from l8 tiren, tjtJ.?oO; Insur?
ance, Vili.titu),
The Rev. Dr. M. G. Hodge of Wiseonsin wns
formally In-Mailed as rn?tor of the South Baptist Church
in Tweiity-tllth-st., yesteiday, tho l'tiv. Dr. Armitage
l?r? .i.lniiK' the h.tiiI.iIi.
The surviving bi em tiers of the 20th Regi?
ment Now-York Volunteer? heltl an anniversary festival
last evening, at Concordia Hall, No. IA Avenue A, In com?
memoration of the battle of Antietani, foturbt Bent 17,
lue,., In which the redmont lost 41 killed uud 142 wounded.
Uen. Bigol und oilier? made sjuMjchos.
Detective Elder arrested, yesterday, Ru-hnrd
Dooley, tho mesionp-or of the North River II,ink who
claimed to have hoon ns'aulfetl by thieves and robbed of
l?.ooti in Hold certificates, on the iifteruoou of September
o. Dniilcv, who had previously eonfetoed that he appro?
priated the eertilleiitcri, tohl where be bud sent them, aud
they were recovered by Defectivo Elder?
A crowd of street urchins amused themselves
yesterday by playing base-hall In Chatham-square. The
paine resulted lu the di luolitinn of a doren pane? of
glass In the street eura, the loss of three bulls, and liba?
rles to several iMThons who wert, passing during Hie
proeress of Hie gnuie. Tin, conti -t looted o\4r two lunn -,
mid the players were not disturbed even onco by the
polio? men m the vicinity.
The first reunion of the Army and Navy Club,
at Its Club-house, No. 1? Flfth-nve., waa attended, Satur?
day evening, by a large munder of nftti-ers, among whom
were : (ions. tVrictit, Yan Altai. M'-Mihon, Graham, Col?
lum, Jones, Smith, I'allin, Kidoo, Davis, Kecvo, und
Sharpe; Cols. Terry and Moreno: MnJ<us wlbon, afayell,
Patrick, Cooney, and Hullard; Ailjutant r*ola*atet Admiral
tiotluu; Lient.-Commander StevenMUi; (apt. Kuiisuin;
dipt. Cuutiiiiirhuiii; Meillcnl In-pet t??r tl'oriro Peek;
latente. Meade and Stawerof the l'.iy Oet*t*i uud Lieut.
Mi-Murine ol the Mciiieal Curp?.
BROOKLYN.
The Free Evening Schools will be ro<?pcuo,l
October), for a term of 12 weeli?.
Miulaiue Van liu-kirk and Dr. Perry, the bl
lc|?i ii ntiorlionisfa, have been Inilielcl for niiin-1.mirliter
by tbe Grand Jmy tor rauaiag tho iii.ith of Bmujr A.
Post. Their tri.il will take place this week.
In repaid to the nllepd discrepaneie? be
tivcen the number of place? wbem lliiuor is sold and the
number of dealers who have obtained lloi-nscs, Hie Kx
4-iso Coinini?4.H?oiir-rs say thal they defy the Internal Beve*
nue utrit ijIh. the popera, the im?IIcc, and the ebon bee, to
find a tinah* piuco where liquor It told In tbe tltj whlrb
i- not ou tinlr books with tlio date of the latenM ImuciI.
LONG INLAND.
City Island.?Alexander Heute, a 11,11 Gate
pilot, while boarding a steamer Saturday night, was
knocked overboitrd by the paddle-wheel, and, owing to
tlio ilitrknoss, could not be found. Hot luii? to the wreck
of his noat for six hours, mut wau finally rc.Mued.
North Hi.mit.ieai>.?According to the ?\teeeeor't re
fKirt the valuation of real estate in Qneeni Connt*f Is
li'j.TSP.ii-,?.; [persona] iiroiH-i-tj-, ?5,:,.'i2,40o; total. fc?*>.i4i,.w.*>.
In buliolk (itunfy the \nlimlion of real oi?tut4'ie |y,6Wj,lj:;
pcr*44->ual properfj?, it/.is^.oso; tolui, *n,lt$*M?.
KiVEltfiKAn.?The Stntc stiiileiiU at Cornell Unlversltv
Ii?!'.-.''* appointed from hutt'olk rounty me Irchlbald
Woets, Hen," ?*?> Monlluid, Wilmot ii- suuih, und
'J;-;- *T*i? *'mmmT\\_J?m- ??
Bisiim UK.?David Tuttle, the colored man abo ?rat
cut with a razor lit Wii.lnu rrinro nt a pie-itk, Liol week,
Ciiiuiot re. over. Wince bus not been found.
Sao Hannon.?Tbe Grand Jury refused to Indict
George W. Outu, the colored mun who Ilab?4*d John
Kel niall.
V, viiYi ov,- Tlio Beptlsta have pwrebaaed land on whkh
to cn it a church coi?i1iik about VttfiknJ
STATEN* ISLAM).
NeW-Bbigiitox.?-The Uo;iid o? Trustees has
npi'Toprliitcd SJ.'iO to each of the llre-enirine compuuks,
un 1 ?Kee tot ard the purchase of a steam liiT-etifriiio.
Ptii-i i luv ?Truin.iii Hanks, niiosteil fur appropii.it
i"L- ti.(k*ii i elonjrlna: to bia etnplo? ? i. H. **. Bartrouta?, tvitt
11 ni lu ?l 'v. bun nu ft.it..ni ii, lo h\- ?m the m tiou of tbe
drundJuiy.
HUDSON BIVEB COUNTIES.
WHITE Plains.??The Seiitoinhi-r temi of tlie
Circuit Court, mid the Court of (.iver and Terminer
opens ut the Court-Hniise this morning, before .Indico
(iilliert of the Huprcnie f'ourt, Bobett Cochran, Coitnty
.IihIk?- and ?Ailllnui C. Howe, and Mi tun II. liilkinau
Jnetleet of BeMdoBt.Vbont .r?,oo" peranni visltod tbe
Fair nu Satin i!a> . 'lo-tliiy thert will be thieo meat, ouc
loi ison, aud two for ?loo each.
West Fakms.?The new Boardjuf K?1iic:i?!on of District
No. i allane Hut the obi Board baa ant paul over tbe
balance of money willoh lemaiucU ?u its puttetalOD, and
has iioivuii a mit to obtain it.
MonitisAMA ? The B'-v. Albert P.. Hull of S,. l'etcr'?
Church, WeetcbettOT, hats accepted the r?-? torslup of
'1 nuuy Chinch.
NEW-JEESEV.
JeKSST ClTT.?The out-,luor Ri-iviees were
conducted, yc-terday, by the Be*. Ah ".under Shaw, at
tho cost aide of Hamilton l'urk ? A Democratic istiili ,t
tlon niietiii?*was held, Saturday evening, at IIotTiiuurn
Arcade_Company D, 4th Rcj-tinont, will parade to-day.
?nul mbe mi excursion to tileudalo l'ovllion_The Jer
t-i v f itv l.leiicrtati 1 will hold ti pic nie al .Mount fleaaant
I'm k, to day.Ttielwdy which was found at the Contrai
Kkiiioiul VMiarf was buried Hutuitl.ty. It ?.in that of u
hoy, aifcd II or 15, but was m?tiliit''d and dl?flKurod bo
yond roi oKiiitioii_Pabilo s? hool No. ii mil iiu apenid
on Weilneml.iy... Jawet V. Taylor, vbfl \?,,ia ?rreslcd in
New-York recently, ebnraed ?lili defraildlna* Cyrus Law?
rence of I?.oiih, was re.irresti ii laturdar. ou a cupitts
iShued hy Jiidife Bcdle_John Mather's Mons' priutliii(
iiik ?iiaiiufaetoi-y was lousiileinluy dauuiKed by lue
Kit m ti,ty n|?.-ht ; In.?.?, i'.fri.i_A burel-ile..1er, nnuii? ii ii -
known, iroin Bull't Head, fell from ,i lighter, yesterday,
at tin- Central l>oi ks at Connuuiiipa, and was drowned.
Nkwahk.?Thomas MeCabo wns commit,oil on Satur?
day for Mamilu?? a watai from M..rk Deaipaajr_leime
Tbouiaa, a euri?-liter, Hell frotu the tlnnl "bu-y of u huilil.
nu.' .w si? May, ami wau danjprfwatlf iniureii_Bryant,
blraUuU A Whitney have added a ludio*' di lim Uucut to
tlnlr tommeretal rollrffe... The n aident o of Mrs. Umild
was intoroil lauf weef,aad l-i.^oOTr.irth of Jewelry nuil
clot binn wore stolen ...Botts, the murderer of Bet H h I
Mi-rl. I,.:? Iit.1,1,. ,,., ,-Iul Ull-llr ' 0 alni atteUipta t" ?rlrl.llll
lauilaiiiiiii.... There will be three neraona lind fur mur
dot ut the terni of the Court wbh h beglna to-iuorrow.
rifty three i-iiio? will l?e tried before the Mtipreine I'ourt
? Mayor Bleord baa in an icearnlnil with a i.uinjaoine
cam- iiniile from a uraiR-vlne from I lie i nins of l*ii taabttrg
....Cbarlet MoUalre, ase u, ha- bato uilsatnjr ?.imo July
...An lufautsou of Bnbeit Cullen was bailly acaldeil ou
n.itunlav... A blootlhouud ?ttaekul u horse of Alla rt
iir-.imir, Huturd.-iy aft? moon, binn? him In elgbt placea.
The owner of tho doewat ali > bid' v bitten. ...Charles
*e*?*, su employ? at Bauerhler't brewon, hail his hm k
??rokeii by uu elevator yiateiday. Hu. liuilm hav? Hine?
nocuuie partly ?ed, and be will prolmuly die .. John Ile*
i**inni-.v, nu l?mate of the SoMtert1 ll.iue, died on Hntur
j .- | .?... ,.. ,?.- ,-?,i?i? 19 r.rruc, tri. rr uri r-HHtr
'J', '?'?t'*x?? -A iluiiKtitrruf Win. Bankin wi.s rnn ovi-r on
ttaiuntay, au.i ?xici\-lv lnjiiro<l....A mad dog viut eliot
yeawruay In frout of the polloo sUtlou.
?'.???f?>K.f l,:-^*t,r,ck Uott***e7 **? 1>p?** eommlttedto
t imntj jail charKiil nlih lol?
?..I . ? , -???,??? "li?? liiiMilUK .K'rill r..ii ?li,
7, jw'u'!', Jewelry....Thoinaa Donabire, au employ? of
a?liJu.!m.itn* 04nU *i*Mibr' *"*** ****** *-? i-turday, for
hot?-J.T.!?l"11?''coal hiid nuloiidim,' It ut his boiiriiliiK
UuiutJd-,?,l,>,m\?t: of-1-onrd....Brltlm't Connors ai
Biffii*1'"* ,,y,l***'**?rP<d??*n.l*>atur.laynlf;bt....Two
Wt-t?? ;",'onKl.iKio the bri? Aiioou.a, Ij lu? at
of i ?Mita! ZU*-!**- ????urdJJiy.afor Unalla? m iiuaiiilly
arr. llr.ttf, m,"D Ue **-***** ^*)? V T"-*? ?lbs.i.iio.i(.y
*mk ?,n.in,riCltJ. ?.u.'1 Bh-mi'ln Hie mpta u whi
A;'". ?! *_** Alp. They eavo Hair namot
un joa/,uiu Anco de Cutupue and M.iuuoi Numo.
W?_?lt-_r'faT*lt*?/*? Jo'' will No eaUbllabed near the
bli lav. ail,i? d,*IH.l.????,?1'?.?>'''l<??'???? * the Mo-ley imt.mt
ne uni ?i-St ! u*iltet".i lll^r **i Ul'* ~* r,-?",?,, t?e
ti,.- ciiuu y Th^ IheeiiH-iuo of
sale and iwJ? ,******* (^"'<n Freoho i ora of l'na
SSS?ffitMSi--^ wl? mw,t ** we*k -0 l*ke
t-_-5?^.jJ*^J'.'*J" I ?-? ?_ I lllllllia taltrlM of city
SAT?tCa?aa Murs i?tS
with stealing fruit from Mr. Devean^.Areangement?,
ar# maktagAir M ?x<ea?ive fair if g? "JMfffT
lVoti.smutWo^W.^ ?. * J '
rTAW~nmn*lt.?The MMHwl Railway BrWe^neros? the
I'assale, will bo coinpleUd by Oct. I....TI10 brl'lgc across
1l!eS...idler.Iver la completad....The Re 1 TIM cut will
ha finished bv Nov. 15. UM tho road lu ruuuiurf order to
llack.nsiak by Hoc. 15.
OnexBViLi.R.?The application for an Inlimctlon to re?
strain the fltr.et OomrnlBStonrrs from furfh.-r peoce?d
lngs was heard lu the . ouuty Court baiurday. Jungo
liedle reset ved his decision.
Rahwav.?A lb-publican mtlflcatlon meeting will bo
held on Thursday < Veiling, wh? 11 ad.lies.se? will I?" made
by Me?srs. Walsh und Davidson, Gen. Kilpatrick und
Major l'angborn.
Waver! kv.? The Plate Fair opon? to morrow. Tim
large tent and most of the buildings hate already been
raised.
POLICI NOTES.
Tlie Brooklyn Police made 473 arrests lust week.
J, li. Andrews'.- .li v goo.l.s store, N?. lim (iratitt-st.,
Hr?-. Hin, wa? toiOo*\ J??l?H?r, nf gno.lt worth t>4'S>.
'J lie dwelling of Theodore Hill, No. 1.*V. Ornhain
tn., lli.iokltu. ti., ti., out milli? ii r.-atrrdaj m'4 ?i. ?1 ?.i? I, *?rtl. if IO.'?.
i'lnirlea Koldio, nn alleged ilegerter fron the li. S.
fi.i.n i...?..ii?i.r , la?.uti, waa ?frnt.il, nu stlunUy, l.li.,u-.. Hut
ilnl Pur.i?.
Climie? J. Watson of Newark. N. J., was severely
mt in li??- hip, '.tli io', mi?-, to ai, uoknowu uno with wl ..in 11 i., I
tjiurrrlid In Iii.- lu?rr?.
Cliiiilf? liiirroiiirh's, lire Vi, of No. IOS S.nith Fil -t
it I,ni...ii ii. ti- ti.. ss> I, .11; lejruiU .l.vul n...- Lu.?!. fttoxrrit, by ile
ti|il...ii.o of? l,-r. mr-, lamp
llerliert A Kerr'? sl.itionery store. No. RUO Fnlton
BML. Ilrieiikiin, Wk? tSBMSBI Li fir?, jf-aUrd?J, ii "; iu-un-d l,.r
ei Wl iu th? Continent?! I o.i piny.
Mary J. King, colored, of Nn. 142 West, Thirty*
thinl-.t.. w?? .r.otrlT mt lui ?Tinlnr on tlio inn with I raaor by Win.
1 rra.lw, II, > ?.. hw tenant, who m,, ?rrrated.
Thomas Corrigan ot No. til Pitt it. TTM struck in
ti, Li .el. Ittt or.'iniu, ni .ern nil. ru>. with I le rl IkfSWS li; ?a un?
known ui.in. it tin- f .r... r of I'urk li i Mu? trr; its.
Hamilton Ulipa", ape r.fl, n vagrant, attempted sui
ct,1e T0?t?n1?T hr IrapinK fn.m Ptor No. 47 ?ni, i|>?- .Vi.rth V.iti-r. II? wai
re-, no1 lo <i;B>. r Sul.o.n, ?ak.-u to the Or.s-..?iilnt, Pul.i ? M..'_,,u
?nil lork?d ip.
Tim body of nn unknown gray-Inire.l mnn. aire .'.0,
tee feet ittrn Inrh?? ii hljht. ml *?arir>i' Mssl ?wit. trat, mil inn??
louu, .n?l I., xi. boots, nan fuutul ;.?Unl?; lu lue I.at K.i.r, oil I'.cr
No. TI, tal Ijkea to th? Moryni.
'nie ?body found In the ?Rant T?iver off Pier No. 90
ha? h?-?n ?M-i.trnl?. d ?a Oat of John R.ril ill, i,,rn? rl? ?...l,,r ',.,.,'-nv
li? hw Li eye r in Hain? '..li ?I. lu ililii.i.u uu the 14 wa? Io ItlJ to
bate tutu rrieivctl alti-r death.
John Ciinnorqiitirrf-l.il last eveniri?? wifli his wife,
Jo.sna. whi'i Loth mtrr int.mi-nt d, a' us II Hell-?*., an I ki, lol km
on th? l?.'?.l an I Sott, rinaini ?r on? Iniorirn. Tlie moulin wai re
i.i... -I lo tlie 1'ark llutp.ial. an,I luunor mt ,, : ?? ? ;
Mury Engnn, age GO, living at the corner of White
it. ?nd Weat 11ro?ilwai, was knorknl elii?ii in I nn cr. r, l.i-t rvsslsg,
bf i light wagon, ilr t?ii hi JoI.ii HsasBMS, ti ? nullst a ?niim rut on
tin btad sud daiigtroiM injury ?tu th? ?nely. The Jnwr wai ?mated.
The following di.-il su.l?lenly ?Saturday niirlit :
Mm. llov??, ti? 85. it No. 1) A!l?-tciit. : Mm Muir MrO?i.-ni. di:? IB H
Ei^tit/tlurd-it. i nt Unbar?. ; Klwnrl Mrflmre, aro T? at No. "II Went
Riitrrnth-it. ; ('?thtrlnr V.-??rt?-. ?ne 5*J, at .No. CD 1'tml-at. ; TlitoJuil
Atilmr, ige t??, ?t N?>. IIJ IsHflMt,
A quarrel occurred, venter.Iav, in tlie entintr-lionse
?? Twntr-IAh-st an.I Kifbtfc-sre., durn,-Vii ,-li Heart* W. Stamm ti.?
Ill list.I. >til>1 .-.1 W iii.ii 11 f. Cot. at No. SI Niutl, ..<-??.. In tiiv birk.
?i.il<lle"'?i" wound, h.-aiiiau wal luikul up. Cm l ? . .. ?vu
dr?wf<] by t ?urgron.
[Aononrcmenu. |
BiKNtir'j COOKIXO Extkacts ure tho bett
Cholera, Cbamps, CHOMERA Moimi*?, Som
STosarn, ?sn all P.iwrl PSBVtAlBTI ins HWH train nt Hr.
Jain?'? Cassi>*tits Bai ia?. It tai.? awat all ?nasvsil m
HIS ABDuMK.e., I.eejTkKI TUB 8T JMACIt, AND kK-, ?i>. IT. NATCKAL
Atrios. Al a MMM hemkdt ma til ni.fAiu io irsvalfst
i asas ciiiLosif ni. Aotiii searaoma srssss asaras, it m
s?pr?-iallt sacsnaaaaaa sm?.? pr.imf-? in it? srasATtns, ran.
ntTi.i ?Ant, A.-.D sAiii t tantimiaaaa. Ibu at Ata Datraema
Ha.?an's Maovolu Balm miikes ft lady of 28
IsskM if ?tic wrro hot VA It rftaorri M ?Hi 9atr**t*. tin g Mark.
Muss its sst Is ? km xtnk*ttttagnIBs issrtstissl ?,, "n* of
ti,'.turf ist r. ?i.i on i.t. Tlit-o ,lr.--. ,.? ir t?.r will, I.ti.N'a Kai HSIBSS
?ml ihr two af.rj.'.ioLk?the .'..nipltiion lad the ll.ir??rf [ .iiect,
All caro find nnxit-tv nlioitt linru'lirey remoTOtl
ht ih. ?p|.i .-.tiuii ii' llntSBS*? lli-n..iA? A. in* fnittOtttVO, lea
yitti' m**1**r*et tri n?Tir lirnkm ihrnuuh. I .?.? out l.r rlwai? inulv
ti'.na and iu'm (,1-n.cuti up,,u ?m; palri.t. et^n -tin n ral,..I Iii r ?,.ti i.
ti h. i ?ki. No. 1 ?turra; at.
ruiify your premier! bj wing Ruomo
CiitniiAi ex. th? I.?-. ,l..iuf<- ''.ut ?nd tsotallSSI known; ronult? no
y m.n and "? ri.litfl.. Mth l'r? piirtU onl; t; 'I ills? k Co., lib Wi|.
lia? IL. 0, X. _
Oo to B. S. S(,.iti?f? 1^4 Fiilton-?t., np ?tnin,
for V.'.irhia. J.wi-r, luv. ou.i?. RilicnriHSi h? will ,1 r. ? f,,m IBS
ir?,c ?air, lit.v Lan... iBUlfm ;on ????, ?t M4.1ufariur.1s' prisas
Vi l.r. Arn i vc, Ci.i:\niv<; and Dyfivc, OPTXCx**
of K. 1.... i> lui llr .ailwar. i.??r l-?.-ut;-.?-.-.>n.l-t. 4."i II.??,.?? ,t.. iur.
Bri'idw?;. Mad? ip asMSSBBSj Inert, I? ,11,,.. gtmot, kc, tbasst,
XiroL A' Pivin-ov, (18f| Rroadwuy, olTor a
3t.-n?i..l ian?t; of. hamulikh? m4 Ou Kiiri'us? ia Lnni?, Ulan.
It, Uruicu, and l.iuu.iuati-d ( ..l.ir?.
Tur. nF?T PLACE In New-York to buy }\:i.*.
.BtsWlTTSBI Tlie lifliiili?. sua. mai SU? I J '?.-. 1 ut and
Btsai i.vu .-11 VKK. ia Sytiii? ?, <j7 Kallo..-.l lei-mo., 1, a tmmvltmy.
? THE MHOUSE OF TWKF.D."
I s,? T? l.r'. BTAWIiARn,
Till; "HOUSE OF SWEENY."
A _ "?? To da,'a x| HIIARII.
'IMIE "flOUSE OF lint r."AN."
1 Mn Tiri ,'? ? TANIiAlll'.
THE "HOUSE OF CONNOLLY."
A ti*. TsAsr*i BTAntMtn.
t*e?*l*t*OnAO0Aiaiat i'? tsrCHSl i'?? te* ?t ti? ?? " ?',.:'-.?
RKL-ITIVKS ?1 ih* TA M NANT 11.11.1, OtPltTALM :ir, rill:
STAMIAHI?. I'r-rs te. Al II u.-v-l. .:.-..
TAMMASi HALL is. TUB KKDKRAl.OQTKK?TMKHT.
T>ILE3l FILES!] PILES!!!
1 All kind? Inlrml. Kit?ni?l. IHind. Iil.-"<i;n? Iu-1 in| fit. pasltl*c1f,
perf?.il;. pent.?neiiil/? und l,v AI,i-eiiptiiiD, wit unit p n. -I tagt , flu?! ?-.
or :ti.tmm,-n*a. i.nii no '.e, 1 t'.m whtt^fi-r fr.,m hsilssifii. b. ^^', A. M?'
CANIlLls.s. M. H. ?t In? r.IS, Sp.ns!. r II n? I ? n -.,] mu -. Hr ??? I
na;. l,.-tw?-?"n Konri?-'nth ?ni I ill^i t.tli-.t?., N.w-lork lilt We wouH
iinpro?. spun tim*- ntHuti-i1 tli? itn ?ti'ivi- h?. ...i. ,,: ... mt I'ltll; i-i'.
lue upon I in. .it? h,' efnaranir. ? in?'?ut t, n.-f .n I ;., iinai >? ,t mi.-.' Nn
n.?r?,'H ref, rui-?? itiT-n ?f t-er o | ruif-?l in Hss-YmB tur. Lbji.' ,
mo!, rnt?, wl,'1?- . " . ? nein ..,,,. ? ir.-rir.r.l> fir* of tkottt*.
I fOiit LOCOMOTIVES FOB N'.Yin!o\V~
li UsSfl llailr,??e|? nmlr.i-lor-i' BIB. rnii.'rii, ?i,.,- ,1'",,; . ? 1 n
rail., fun, 1?re- ..I..I 1...1I-.. .?.urn. ., mi ,??; r?i 1 ?,a ,?'?..,.,' .r. .,..',, , '
ruivri. IikIiI t? ??. narro?-, min lad low- ,n,m,.|, , .,. ? r, r, ,,.?. , a .j
IBJ,.rwtn?,i.*.,r.l._PORTKR tmX S. .'.'? .V,-:.l,.i.ii. I'.'ii-.
CTR?CTUBE, Fiat,i"m,ami l'ilewailicillvcur? d
I ' Kithonl th?; kti f?.'?li-li?. orilp-i-ti'.i.n 'r.'tn hn-m ??. fi- ?l?i?
IHstafcssf ih? (ii-.-orativiiiirL- n.. ti?, .eeeri ittiarm lin ,f ih.- ti ?'
Mte*t.9rit an?1l'f?"nv ViKNKVA DAKIKIiH. M I',III LrliSftuS-Sf?.
II FAT Y?FR HOUSE! Save rour Fn,i:!~
A I teni tor ('Irru?an, t .ill an I rtsniat 1.11 tv M tis S CtlMlilNUu
RANCH AND KfilNA.'K. Iii Wal ?r .t. SA.tli. J. llul'KIN.S.
CUNDAY-SCIItlOLlHKiKS^
O BSnl i..i ..... k '.!.?,',,' 13 I.' r lion.?.
BALI,, BLACK & CO,
SHS anti ?T?7 :SroaiI:vr.v,
ARK SKI.I.INO OIT Till.IR IMMUtBI ITOC1 OF
HEAL AM) IMiTATIOiN
RONZE CHANDELIERS
GAS FIXTURES
at vLiiv low rani-?.
Ball, Black & Co.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!!
8tn,b( ?k1 Tut? lllrli BIimkI?lnrrr?.e of Y'e-b aid w?,rht?. ;. / bl ?
? ?id I r. it.!??. t'oiiiplciion .-. ? r 1 tu alL
Dr. RADWAYS
HAS iittiY. TIIK MOST AKTONlMIINO ('['[IBS; SO UCICI HO
RAPIO ARK THR CIIANOKS TIIK BOUT I'NIil-K.i.'Ks
LN?tK TIIK INKLIEN. K OK Tlll> IUIL? WON- '
IlhltFLL MKIiKINI', lll.ir
Every Day an Increase in Flesh and
Weigh! is Seen and Felt.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
ttttt tinpot tkiBAKSAPARII.I.lAN UWOIVMT ?uuiwunliMri
thrnuffe lb? bloo,1 sweat. L'rm?. and ulirr lu.,1. latjak?! rl th? - .
Iris Ila \itet ot Lifr. f. r li irpl.r? Ita wa-ta. vi ti 1 tatt ??? li 1 , t ?, 1
?'?ni t malrr-i! Hrruftili, .?.uli I ? .'?ni ..?pl...n. (lia;,,l,|lar li.,?,.?
I'l'rr? Io 11.1 Tbrml, Month 1 un.ni. Nul-i in tl.r i,.-n.,? aid Ml 1
part? of ita Btitra. s-.rt Kjr. Miutw.roui DtatafBM Iron ile Kar
? od th? worri forma of Ski? Pura-?.. Kk.i.Uui.i. )->,., s,?,, (.,.,,,J
Um Rlii? Worm. Kill RUum. Krrtiii.1?.. ^ip . Ill?rk Spot, U'nrtnt
li Lu Kliab, Turnara, Cmcrra in li.? Vi ?.?-, aid all Krik?niie| an I 1. 11
ful,!i.,h.r?. '
N?t onl, ,1,.,i th. SARSAPAHILLMN KK?.lt,vh> T e,e?l .|| knamn
rimrdial agiota In lb? iur? uf Ch.o? t BssMtassB, ? ? ,.1 1.11 .,.. and I
Shin Uiaeaara hot It 1? ih? ot'. mtenOnnmtot
Kiduiyand ISIaddcrComplaints, '
CriLar; aid Wat? ti-.-m.. ili-i>?-l, HstataS, tit,]-.. - ... ?
W atrr. IssoSUSSSM of I'r-.r, Ilr |h''i I. tater Al' u 1 ina .. ' ? all
e?^i wb?i? Amom tint* ,tn?t tnoOtm, l'n?i.|l S |.? 1,, Mtxnst,. a.
V I MmtV MACHINERY. I
?II? tsuTHHts k tem. M*. M4 ii.li..,. Kia t?t j
FAXiL-1871
L
A. T. Stewart & Co.
Hare Jual r???Tftd ?n.1 ?r? now ofWrlug
TO TUB 1 RAUH
an i '-.-ant ?t.? k nf
Real & Imitation Laces
In |rrat rarl-tf.
BLACK aCTPCItC.CIIAN'TTT.I.Y LACKS.
AT t;i<i:\r HAKI.AIV?.
EMBBOTDEHRD HANDKI.KCHIKFS,
COLLAH, HKis. KI?,INO?, UlsanMOi,
UAMbL'KO UNtUNM ARD IKSKRTIXO&
I,,..i, a and ti.'i.u' Krni, ii art Iri'b
LINEN CAMUUIO HANDKERCHIEFS,
In ever.' tit,ely,
Th? !?t?'.t Par!, ?n I bssSSS mu? tira in
GENTLEMEN'S FANCY TIES AND
BCAltKS.
Lowton-Bi? > SILK ? m1 ALPACA
li M M BE I. T. AH,
To which th* ittenilon if CITY AN? COl'NTUY BI'TEHH
li re^ueltrd.
BROADWAY, I'll A MSB US ?nd KKADE-STS.
A. T. Stewart & Co.
WUtra rrnciiASED ttir manifactcrehs?
KNTIUK Killi K Ol'' tia CKL.KUUATED
Princess Louise
Balmoral Skirt
?a Brllllsst Clan Color?n??,
which the/ will k11 st
S3 II PEA CENT REDICTIOV,
FIIO.M TIIE LOWEST PAOKAUK Pltlt'S OP
TO-DAY.
BIIOADWAY, ( IIAM11KUH, AND KEADE-STS.
H. O'NEILL & Co.,
?n ASH Mt SIX iir-AVK. ANP TVVENTIETM-8T.,
IMPHRTKRn ?,F
KRKNCH ASM KS.il.IMI MII.I.INKRY OOOM,
will ?>,?-< ,-n Mi.N'l VY. S?|.u l8.
A Ft'LL LINK OK NK?V KAIL OOOM.
SILK VFT.VI--I? far Di*?? Triiiinin.tr?? iHn.v toil i Bliss
SILK MA.NT1LLA VLLVK1, fruin Ot A) to ?lu m, yiri, 28 incbei
MLK HUIR VKLVET. Ail the new Fill ?hides
GO TO O'NEILL'S FOR
Kimom,
VT'iH nnen on MONDAY. Sept. IS, full line 0RO51 ORAIH BONNET
ItllilloN.v Vm. < i, 7. 9, 16. ?ml MX II n?w Kail iBltrt.
SA--H BlBfiOK-i mi iiNti ni i' ueuiM toar.
ROMAN KABORs. ti :<n I. rini-li ? ,|,I ?t US.
?- um I.L.M'K SASH t.Minis... He., ?rsmslit sllsflk
t nell ULACK ORO* OR?IS !-A:-11 RIRBORS, * 1,warranted ill silk.
Kill I.m LI.oi.'K. I'LAIb.?, new SSStB
GO TO O'NEILL'S FOR
run renca nmvm,
URTR1CII t'LL'MFt,
USTRlCn TIPS.
FANCY KIMTllERfl.
Wi ? ir? r-w t.r-ii-red to eOkt Ih? 1-vp?,' arl B*?t ???. .rim, t.l of f s?
FRhM'll H.OV. LI S aiuiiyiUIi IH'L, MES ami FANCY KATU
fcli.s ,u the >t)? ?l?1 lie cBusttM,
CO TO O'NEILL'S FOR
STRAW OOObS.
All iii- Mern Fill sIhim:. mm ijen.
Pite I I. II K f I.'I.IH Tt'RiUm. Ht. t? *l ft.
Will ??;.... ou .lli.'Ni'A? ?<?i.-r..i H?S KsgM ?? l.a^-s.
GO TO O'NEILL'S FOR
TIIK LATK.ST ROTKlTtRS IN MLK SCARFS,
IAN. V Si'AUKS.
We hive nu? ojx-n th? .?-?t ij,..,irtint- I iii tli? i-ity (ind the ikttSSSl).
^ We will MM on MuSHAY beyl. til, 1U? ?lulen of XVPlS'i TV, o
BI'TTON Kill OLOVK-i. -m-mml I
HStOfL* UI'l.S d TWO MITT.,:.' KA.VCV. ?1 25, iuld on Broid
riv k1 a' IX - - m. *
lOCi .?uMii LCPIN'3 EXTRA, ft ? worth Ml 23.
00 TO O'NEILL'S,
ind eiaiuine the ne-? dtjMrtin- li nt' made-up
LACK GOulH.
VALKNCIF..NSF.S and ITALIAN LAC? COLLARS, IACR
SI.I.1..IS LACK BET*, LACI HA.SLKhia'llIEl-S. All (.ojdi mid?;
up un t?o i'ii ?, ?.-?.
slTCIAI. ATT' NTION tJIVEN TO ALL ORUKRS.
Full lu.? ..f Gl'U'l'l.'H LICK-?, i Util.ai> LAi li, HUMMING
leX?lltt ali kin,:?. UdTTKD RCTt und VAILS,
K. n.-Will ant- nn MO RD AT, S?pt. I?,
jean flertl Kilt, PHKNCH Gl'IPUKBAACt kmgki ?t ? mat
.1?.: ..i, shirt silt I., .oil nt lii?a ??'-.'?. li \- r i-.- ut I,...? the coat of
BnfHak or tiernui' Guipure Lice.
.'Alf, Kitti RXAM1RI OCR HUCKS.
All gun,',, mil ??.; in ?Inn. l.pur.H.
II. O'NKll.l, A Co.,
?Mf AND :Vi:i SIXlllAVi;. AND TWKNTIETII-ST.
PATENT FIRE-PROOF
HANSARD ROOFING.
I".,? atti ntlon of
APCIItT.'CTS. lUILUKIlS, ARO I'ltOPI'RTY -OWXPRS.
??r I. I fa MI MW PATERT HllK-1'KO?l- MANSARD HOOFINO.
S-.i.p,. um be-.ni st MTOtfar,ist slss M the Mutnil Life Iinnr
mr? C. m ..i , ? Uii.l.Jin ;. nt. RnStoSI ?ni Lilerty-iL, and the Turu, r
Btii'i; i: riisrrRims Hsr. istCrlsrsTs . nfc ill It ia now ?h?inn put
op. Wi- ciil'ili nllr MSSSMSSsJ it at poiariaii-K K"'-'- ?J'.inla^ei ?ter
id/ md ttttf other ki; ?I in um.
J. B. & J. M; CORNELL.
on ici: Mt?, ni, and 113 ckntrkst., n. t.
LOBBELL & TINSLEY,
CLOTHIERS,
1,180 IR01DWAT, COMEE 28TD-ST.
INV1TI-; ATTKNTION TO THEIR
PAU AND W1NTKR STOCK OP
GENTS' YOUTHS' AND BOYS'
FINE CLOTHING.
FURNITURE
CURTAIN DECORATIONS.
B. L. SOLOMON & SONS,
657 and 659 Broadway,
Hilve on Kxhiliition a number of
sots (?i Fl KM i LUE, made to order
daring tho ?Summer, and about to
be put into some of the finest houses
in the city and elsewhere; they are
entirely HEW 81 ILE?, and for rich?
ness and beauty have NEVER been
EQUALED by anything heretofore
made.
An inspection of the above for
two weeks is cordially extended to
all.
Wo aro just in receipt from Eu?
rope of the iJctfifpia of the Newest
Styles of Draperies, Curtains, etc.,
which are well worthy of inspec
'b'l. SOLOMON & SONS.
TIFFANY & Ct
HAVB KOW IH UTOra- ?gW gTTf.Pjj or
SPOONS, FORKS, &c,
AT FIXED PRICH,?, ?KR OINd.
FANCY ARTICLES IN CASES,
AU, OP THKI8 OWN ?UMtl-AlTlRa
3 4 PLATS, 16 and ?Q SIZES.
THB8B ARB TUB BK*>T WATCHES HAUE IN Tills COCfU
TRY, tS? ARK HAbK WITH AM) WITHOUT 6TEM WINDI*?
ATTACH Ml NT.
TUET ARK FITIfSnED IN TT1R ItPST MANNFR AND Bl*?
WITH THE GREATEST AlCURACY, AND CANNOT B> IX
CnUt ANTWHKKR AT TIIEIB RESPECTIVE PRICE?,
TUB CAFK8 ARB ALL OF TUB ItEWEi-T PATTERNS, A5T>
fiPEClALLY MADE TO OCR OWN ORDER.
OCR STOCK OP THKSB WATCHES IS NOW TUB LARGEST,
AND OCR PRICES, ALL THINGS CONMMBEl?, ARB TH?
LOWEST IN THE CITY.
BALL, BLACK 6l Co.,
JEWT.LERS AND SILVERSMITHS.
??6**? AND ,*i67 BROlDWAr.
44 East 1 Hl?-sU \ I'mon fquarc |,
l'ITV.n FOR SALB A SCI'ERIOR ASSORTMENT OF
Ready-made
CLOTHING
FOR
THE COM1JXG SEASON.
STODART
Till SB MAGNIFICENT INSTRUMENT?. NOW MADR FROM
OUR 1HOROUUHLT TESTED NEW 7| OC.'AVR 8CALB, AR1
CONFIDENTLY OFFERED TO TUB PUBLIC AS UNSURPASBM
IM POINT OF TONE, DURABILITY, AND WORKtABBHIP,
AND. WI1ILB WB DO NOT PROPES8 TO MAKB A CHIAP"
PIANO, OUR PRICES WILL BB FOUND LOWBR THA3 AIT
OTHER FIRST-CLASS \IANlFACTL'??iiS.
D. R, STAFFORD & Co.,
084 BROADWAY, COR. GREAT 'ONIS-fT.
WEBER
PIANO-FORTES.
I'.-.?? r.titci'.l b; tb? Irrt MnticaltTiltnt, 3?*m?nar1.ni, tie Prrtt, it**., it
BEST PIANOS MADE.
Price* ag rcitotaUe tad ttmii ii eu; u c ci.itrnt wilb ifcora?a*h
?urkiu.Qibip.
WARF. ROOttS:
FIFTH-AVENUE,
COR. MXTEENTII.-ST., NEW-YOHK.
RUSSIA LEATHER?
CANVASTAND MOROCCO
Traveling Bags,
THB BBST ASSORTMENT OV
VIENNA GOODS
IN THE CITY.
DRF***tfNO CAST-, PORTFOLIO*, WORB-BOXBf}..
JfcWEL BOXS?, WRITI.M3 CAr-ISi AMI DP.*-!?.
POKTMONNAlBi? CARD-CASKS OLOVI ARD *
BANDKBRCUIBF BO?.BS, POCKaT -BOOBS, lu.
CULBERT & CO.,
84 MAIDEN-LANE.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOEE & CO.
f_%
?iuce th? doaliif ?f Ih? Qoxer?-t?J Lau bj oar Ira?, *? i
7.30 NORTHEBNPACIFIC &0LD BOWJS
kia rrtma LAROKR TIU!? BVBB. WhUt tha ?irhant-? of Plta-Ti ???
MM In for i-?*jl??**?l4*a li D?*?*?*?al>ar li tiUj la?**?*?**.??.
Tail th??t that haUen of Flt?-T?til?ti ir? ?al mlj ??m**m*M
int?r?.U, bal Hut ?My hat. ii. faUat4 ?taldaw. la BUBTBBU
PACIPK) SEVRN THIRTIES.
Tb? Bowlt in K4!4u?*4l, bttot*?i au qtaati?*?, bj i Int ltd atlj *****
ni? on Ih? Road, ila ?alii*, rolba? itoek, m4 Mt,???,**? emmet
tb? taatt liad la Ih? ?mai
W* io aoi I?*, ula a? ?el tai emai? te ?at lWaidi ?d ???
pabllc ?rllh th? ?ara? eooJ.-io-?. ?a ?lit It. <??j?fnuartl Loaa?.
All B-arkatabla wearlU? ractitid la ucki-i**?.
JAY COOKE ?Se CO.,
UKW-TOR ?. PH a A URL PHI A, AND WA SHI NOTO H
MAXWELL & CIME,
P?I la J. C WHITINO k C-a.).
t* ;. a whiting ? Ctttit.
MANUFACTURERS OP
WRITE LEAD. ZINC PAINTS. COLOB& a\e
1*3 PEAMJUMT.? NKW.TOKK.
OUR DRANUt OF LKAM AND UKCt ABB iU, ?J,
CARI PILLY AND KINBl.T (IHO?ND ? Pitt ta*Vt__
?M.T? OIL. ABO ABB PUT Or IB ?"JOS OF B? 1R? *__*
i iN.-ih'BD oil, rurrr, tubpbntinb. tiuuw
IRUIHBB, BT?., AT WtTlST MAIIBT BATB?. _a.
DRALBBB PI HNIiHtO WITH THBIB P1UVATB *tij*f** ***^
WxmeW
_nu
HRANUJ WITHOUT CMAB08. ?~0 ,
VyAHMf-^Y
PBIVAI ? li WBLLUWS atd *_)*_*_*,* ***** ** *******
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