The Sun (New York) Newspaper, May 28, 1867, Page 2

___ Speotal Aa Frening Ammsementa, with earcome vortisements NAPPEAL—TO THE WOMES OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK The fact that OH roulae padinents rimity and varity to the Thin will give both © of the pall and plore be eold ae Connolly thes THE NEW YORK SUN aximitinn Caprared by ty ninth ateoot, the Promewade, bynsixe Gacerre paye | ation to all mat syna! decoration of th y the Gazette reported DVERTISE MENTS INSE I 8 ts wae ad wrroate there are r and plyew the 40 of delicate layer upper aul lowe lavenlor | popie had assembled at the railway ata | in one korner, I w ot and upper akirt were oapned frat the aveudex alk completed this dressy cow 2 of | 6 # ina great de Haul 0G | 15 policemen, who were in waitiug at the yreat ain of The to redueet mina eeactly alike renting «bu te wit sping. pyore whe own vee would tea! sboulder, disclosing 4 tighthtung other person Hk aleove with close bare of wedy for the ey | thom temanda in the iueas word | ti Tin wan of plaia blue ak to mateh the sleeves, Increased Hevresont Over a tirown ailk petticoat was worn a eaford them few advantages, a: Bounvt aley of w them to many and « A very olegaut nit was of piatacly I xtinguishing | ireworks. The city authorities | eh ‘8 | hurling miasiies at the police. Fortunate ly Upper akirt wi fa any ove wibjeot that f the durable Wert I Wan trimned with mingio akirte: | latter agai no material 1 to tue lougth of @ pop Mevican shade: Upper #kire aud pale 1 black velvet, bs Jue, Wasa vieey rich bugled fringe plain, witht Una custow, it te inva ned by the « 6 exception of r Kk nuit was Deaided deep fares with scket wan Ligh niatter nucter the prow ver Lave the TS Aden dye tle Gagket | Battke of New le were richly Uraided with « | which in evidently ® continuation of che member ef any Lagislatire rom among the | Keconstruction Law. commary to pro sv mud pyroteeh is going on rap n Drogheda aaye the last eight or t startling, and the | demonstrations, on part of private wale, if they can dovien weeks emiticn to wupreheumive, hut it inn Ly either to convines or « aso in the exodus | tonal amu wad euttticiont mousy | tend abituote look wich wi racy | jMasing though isty all who ney | money every year in gunpowder wud tee valine With ty works, aeeing absolutely hou are vue Kat the most stein, raging & Waste of AL loust AR muuch more | 4 1 Weatinant! the emigration ald it eowtiniun that literally ens sot things te to propriate in try ute to whiew th chietly directed, and General taken thi ARE SEEDS teved’s the 8 * AND DEAUTI woiled from « Boirothme ate vwde of the imtabs 4 to the wuart, aud the ecen ae | the mmnigra ae | datly ot hong punt. document, however, vational holiday sirable that our ould by oly ull be of a charactor In temperate and ges o send tor thew f 6 Dublin Fri etal eitizour, holiday at all than that the auniver n of the prescribed oath, wh the amount of sory of distress comes f ip that cortai in the passaze of AL WARKES, No. 417 Batectur eh Be ko on the rogiater,’ rebel may apply rato fostiviin RUNDAY 807 > THEIR Priends wnt and bo well patiatiet of his Nevertheloas Fogiater hin name if the willing to take the oath. accordingly In doing 60 bo makes himself Hiag Cuan tn go an to be p ortions fur any ruly, in thie reap of counsellors the of barbarians to meke | anseinbily ao the ocousion hid real pleasure in the expensive pre: made by the author tote of the Went Lot every citizen he muster of his own coremoni To tact all Connemara + theeatantedt with dietrens, svernment have tnd tiwely Warniag d that neither apathy Hiutervene between It is not when our teeken with taming, when fever ow them, that | den, in Hotiis ‘The New Tammany Hall, Tammany Sos | Hon as may bet tue ground fo: on, | dict of rly oeonpind wiity againet hin that (he exrobela yewerall nsequences, | They went there for baer, bly i vested an average of tity in ove Luudred an, these tmovitns dred and thirty The building, boa! t Mio batt int willalay have a spacious would it he prac reat and tive lew onte in | avenue Jhundred thoueand incu for perjury! ¥ t front by one bo Prowptuers wad | Wik WO sn0st i nounddises of the | & sirable if some mi mwivyiment, Ireed (om the deworalizatio of public works ot the faniue ¥ upon thie poli ty the South treaaon, of ¥ stories high, on g aid nod | Awett ave! from the h Lot work be got for tho pls, AL possible-—but let woth mn | Hiv EeCeLving efficent and pr | countenance | quently all are p cure the passage of tau ja a criminal, pads laaall ys ean KGa oan | 10 bill wan strongly 6 of all kinds of liquors wed by a larg om the Plains. the Portland vriting fruia Dawver, Col., gives the following ok The Wort atvert t atiracitye mud or buildiage in the city » Boarde of Regia aro wot judioial concerns thoy bayo whether an appli suttrage ia eligible or correspondent @ Avoore to whe | | his mark, recery Whether the Amekany ai bibvlona New Yopkera bat pon Hoboken we cannot te ble) wil exe © their accommodation From the top of the test th of rod brick, Missionary Meeting, | As tothe Viion Pacifis road, they | Net more than : yes tn order and ready to not true, | this; at caunot be dew: are the inotives of any to remind our neighbors that curing the patrouage uf our MR claws on the Sabb | must not complain of New is well Tid, aud thi itey being ao level no cut junt after leaving ( : this, the countey the ha to North Platte | 8 interpreter, ¥ they are desirous thee Will be oF huudred wud (wouty, obele rather (ha of the law iteelf thing to vote in violate the law, for it muat be re tho work of reorganization will be reviewed | Way of tupou the atrength | It would avail that eL f the spirit of bored that all | eiould be ay sive Featuurmuta, Luable for this puepe Jurbole distay (2) mites) ism dead lovel, the gra: four feet’ to the mile, aud | Fe Hee tho rails Irawhack tu the profit in KS AKK SOLICL work at he Wook i bot average ove inoue plice for af 4 pertenthy atenl Tnierior, the engines 69 poor ti to Ko over t tof the wa: will be an iron etal Jurgo disorders. noted for their and the Hobol of New York ar diaregard of lu ot uated for thelr tuiwing the law rea ed eu tho sith Auily sew aot of ataire will desl 9 cho epartug wal be a however, that a: self juterest will prevent the advantage of the opportuuity te prac wet tho law at evade oF thwart the opern eitictoncy im main: | Cuitrines these yew due lileary thirty on the road, baudaomest con Ain thin eity Any attempt thor owe fires aud light up the cars at Tiere wan no sleeping car on the went aver the ‘The Logislat providing for the ng in the Figh the Common of the tirat thor we high an the two tra whan I wurlcet Wail nth Ward, aud direoting ry; all busi- A here on the awindle, in| this place until ye The fare from New York | 1) tpiles, is $46 45, while aver (100 miles) age route frou North Platie Thon they al: | t Hag gaKe, all over 46 liiteou conte por pound for This hall will be reached by w 9p of the baat Acalony of be fifty two tent wide aud sey. reone paasing throu ly tention of the B 7 tn seenre for ie fact it ia awinadle fre arrive in Denver. tome atecke the puryose. hotween the St ty four feet deep, the fave from Oninha to ary Wo every hue wuthorities bas reac! ® point that EUs) miles), uit pice lesen’ | Dad been promulgated refuring to pull toge Connell retusod to inn: in the South it that the | There wre te be eflorte have been nw to clear them. rth Platte to came to the Kanehe where Fonnd it ia ru ive hours before, le tho balanve, about yon ata Town an The hall will aeat ve dented for tha pore, and we they f ot Uirew horse wnt set tre to the atable, h their lives, {was about d. y should not be ited to priaon for as high we the ext atation, teu an driver felt» ebaw of Lobacea' LHe oLvEst LARGEST !! THE Pine quarterly report quite often aad aaid jotting of thew 1 have wot » the Missouri riy in regard to eri of the authorities to prey nie of the peuy kind since [ett it and bring often ‘The Excise aw in Ubiladelp! Viiladelphia Panes constantly going 0 © plundorera, + nade; Lut | «districts of Southwark and Moy athern wards of Fale of Wharves and Piers. nual report of Con and teu feet a claeen of people, who love their wh Will aocommodate one Auodred per thus reported ire leading to bois entod On ht jutoaication w that uotwithetanding the x cheeks upon in haw votaries furnish an average of about | There were alno S18) since aule of a! Wert wlll te & The number of arreste for piers, and batkbeuds be the reporter inade a found! everything rve ® drunken person ia ford, Baker, St. Mary treet, oF un any of the other siwilar thoroughtares. Jof the change in the geuwral condition | meself up be the hele lim only gow bated to the action of the pu- | through that opperasbun twice in we lite, Nieg of the Seooad District, who arreated, . Aftyealx of ae mot! nigh this loc the building ") did not ol | Bacio law, and all oth Serer) MPN 8 S02 This bat! will acgommodate th to the city, aud apply the to the extinguishinent of would be oo Phat the wharves aod plers should ever be owned and held by the sity Pehink good | with white aud suilicient rea Tt tuuet be adinitte proceeds thereo the eity debt, | buviding will bout thirty foot wide tu projection will TATRYTROMUAM 4 Con Publishers of the relieved by nM The rs y arveste daily }arreate for violation may bo attr on Saturday evenly, ab, Dalene wiaug, (me » ook 4 fine tiple window, twenty-tive eurmouuted by » Wo. OT Park Low, New Yorke at our great comm > = a to prison ak vagrants, Kixth and Seventh |abtand @ purty fair chance ay bein ilietid {ae aireeta, this loeali:y, may be com | Ay Pratie Blossom ina man ate nay ehtop | $e jo neat, or a aeriae of 1 f of depraved drunkards, tio to me far I hav no neh yraterday was briefly though (PS —Pratie, av well expreased by a Hibernian fi fathit was s conth we ene re Siath at A he, @ jol on te On the f » low-lovking er allarman fur one tar a badly ein law. | $3 @ gurl, an av yer | 19 irin the war, had | tom arn House, or wim an let we kao in @ fur Dm akwatntid wud @ chap, about We aca} ee pS | my nize, wh like to mary @ fortun wa git | on Wont be opeued at aij at @ Wife throws {n, Nellie to the conthrairy all on aunlave” Aa & geveral thing. che | notwndathandin. Aa manny apnroches luv ple of tse low neightorhonta recmel sesades, Thin teathetetly undhee the to to accept the aituation w Fect intitle bhad Aas % he eastern, HS this kane andher the Mo in, Water street, and lee wee in Pratie thryin to put the I! the low grogyertes. ua thut on me wod hur flattery, far tho wall ae the wore pretending botele atl eines ie a skaree kommodity there T Lay a little remanin, The nixt, tavorus, were entirely closed. Iu # conver Aation with several taveru-keepera wo learn time abe rites abe must sind bar futograd or L won't anser bur letther el (hat their business on Saturday evening ‘The ded letthir man sed hur lather wus hurry wan much heavier than usnal. Their ew tomers purchased generally mineral water Wottles filed with favorite hyaors, which they took home with the to lively to athay in bi oem int. rey | The opery will be made shoon, dog Pewee Ws Fei Wtet fm Killarney. As T wus goin over to Brooklyn tother The Delia correapondent of the Tandon | sek, about three o'sleck in the morals, f Tives writing on the 1th iat aya: \ Fenian riot occurred at Killarney on Wedneatay evening, A large crowd of | | wint into the ladics’ cabin, an aesin what I thought wus Korney O'Shaughes wp to him toa to witness the arrival of Noonan, the | hime thump on the back hewry enough to | | frees eral iy were extraordinary escape | waren envon railway ehloopers, “What the | ay agi.” Noonan did hot arrive, aud the | divil bring yo here this howe ay the inoen in, | wd turned upon and mobbed a party of | Korney,” saya l. “You mishtake, an bave iacaed’ ot ae woke up the rong passhing!r, Rory,” « *| on anceeeded in making | ce TE shoon rikogairad ae me friod the platform and from | Horacea’, but as be had the leg ay hie ob, and walked withoat | tricties outside his hoote I didn't know auy tuterrnption as far aa the Railway Hy: ih. Greek vl Hero the mob thickemed aroond | bin. "Tw nl began to hoot eof the didn't the Union Lague do the same | Capek Fe ‘ae By, ni thing whia they woke yo up Insht werk, me | pollen, feat ry whoun were struck, one |Jewel, av conshietiney.” aoe I. “I belave | somewhat seriously hurt in the elbow a ya, Rory," sen he. “Only I'm a timpitance noulder, Again there wi easation, aul | man I'd axe ye to take a dhrop, net | the shane,” oon I. “I'm timpirate, pelice walked on fora le wi Hat opponite the Court house the . ating recommenced, and only ended whin I han’t git it at nite, like vorsetf. the aggressors eratitied themselves by | top ay the mornin to ye, Hor, but luv me don't mintion me in the samo breth Jer the Th none of them were injured. Athird ot On 100 Mary Weat U sian Te NOTICE: of Philadetphia. secoun’ of sokemeas (it tami, will mot te at bt rs Mes Went Censhed, ihe ad S8th etreet, ‘Twas #1 per Ih “Artal, a0] ‘Phe I xcleo Law Set Aside, The road i "Wilkes Sprit 6 * Brown's Nrow + Teg nll | MAL Toate’ are excetiont loneagen forthe He et @ onrveness coesingty afters ¥ ) Wontiosems cone have een: epredily aiter one oF two trecties Christain Worl fn oh 8 was restored, and now the | Wud yerfrind Jif, Ae bad ae Tam Idou't | The Fxciee Law Set Aside The rend t« police thought all was over for the might, desarve that.” Hoe reshumed the ehune ho | !it#rty fcom the oppression They dirmeted their atepa towards their | neers eke barrack, hasteaed down Houn atreet biel Menton Macy baal Up the Main strest, followed bythe mob, |“ Dixy'e Land” an the akempanimints, wutil they reached th rack.” Hore the | played on hie fino nasal m1 mit bia yelled au and threw | the walls, ‘The mob turuing bola downward from the barrack, aud meeting TW Botthor thin he de waa ahoy Mr. Gallwey, hooted and yelled at him, and | be; "but ye kao the ould: provi ho “wae auljectod to aluioat me mitch ill: | grow apace.’ Of courhe and soda re treetiuent aa the police. Ou going into h Het 5 cy | wears | house they threw stones at lia, aud eon poets a miakia sum gaatrouomical ob | Of Lis whidows were broken. forvashuus lately. I've ingaged the ilivtel: | | ——-— | city av Hovin, aud git me epestal dispatch: | | ‘Tho Ned of the Ocean, jesone atrake ay lituin, wich makes thin | | It fs stated that soundings bave Leon | eulitnia. ‘The Man ia the Moon, or, to made iu tho North Atiantic tose great an | ghyake tore ko extent that it is now possible to may out ite | , cktly, hie wife, had a thir and obitd are dotn rkomminduat wuther Intely. | bed quite accurately. ‘Thie ocean ts» long | well, Ho bas, on m iy ont ae ielans SM, | eased the Klaric ay the wether as wat nurse. noral structure of the laud. Here and! Enew frum tho pasht month that hot be there rocky peaka, Uke that of Teuoet'e, of | wet enuf, anyhow. The Man tu the Moon huge monntaius of annd, auch as tue Grand wena ri rqtetin sous wudland, resol: up tu or Le. | Da* ® woman av his own, so gust sd ar he cust ie Te land. and | dameills kin athop takin afntin Newfouudlaud there existe # remarkable | vaabuus ay hie riaidence, Diain, Known as the telegraphic platen, | ‘he Man isformed me that end Amery | great watershed which, between latitutes | kana, whin they die, Weg. and oD dog. north, enrro more, but are goin to the moun, au they arth, and dividesthe watere flowing ort | kerry ehpittoone uudher their arrume | fram thone flowing sonth ' | tat obse n't go to Parris any allay dancers, who di Cruka; = ralerode konduktnr who vivir fishkated anny muney while on airth: a A correspondent of the Puils om Spring ninat en agin tho day afthir an axed him “how in | ten piace to tuy Clotitug— The vee,” ane | Howey, a Piller le} € ecriuin and apeedy reitet in alt ca te of Pores 1, tt | elnve the Tass th a er, Chey walt ty ef # come de el extee re, mareliaute, Ua sau antl ‘or how of elite Tie mnot joan and towne ult ae Aung the arrivaly lasht wake wus two | giver Pum ke | mamey snore eed Make | Bek will por Vico Proton + auinen writing from Thibodeaux, La, ith | Wall ethroot pavthriot who alwave sould | Muard of inet. senda the following : athocks far the gud av hia kuntry ‘The work of reconstruction in thts distriet | tf who faut fai Liberty am the Yuniyun: wn | | mapidiy progresses, ho colored man atand- | 2 shman who lavad Ingland and didn't lie | Meo eth forth in bie dignity ae @ feo om whiskey; — Garman who éashewed Inger & voter. And ao doeth and meresharoa; ao ugly womman who ar plan An't think ahe wus | ratsors hold off in diaguat avd iu atlones wt | 8% Haroun’ who waan't th afuirs. ‘The Rigister holde | ities. Av the lutthir rayturns to this tings at the Court Hicuse, from § A, dane sfara hetl be a kurosity hive iy th reand-ealt ar | Tivals, Barnum ‘ill have biggie kuroait Tha | bia muswumn thin he ivir had afore. The being completed i T | wus one he didu't th nied wanner, and without any atiempe | while to tion—an unrayoonatructest | at interference. “The colo ved and the whita | Kersoon from South Karoliny, who wanted waik in, record their names, auawer the | opie nayee heashuns wid him fur to Usual questions, wake their mark, take saromde wud bis planit from the airth oath, and depart with their certitivate of cit | “jeat t ehpite thim mudabill Yankeys, | {Tho man” tould him he wada't fur ho was | The ace: hich a Yunyan man durin the war, an bo wus a peleasiiy declasdintky ne 0? 87) Pista man OuMll. ‘The Marstiuy acites wday I waa at tho Registrar's offica, | Shador Lift be the pixt etlamebote tu whero [ learned that over 1 | Parris. The Liest mountain av the moon, | beeu recorded, While | was there, a aquad | Kalled afther Washington, is twintyaivin | of colored men were called iu aud the usual | hunderd an ninetane towsad feet hie. The document read tothem, One of the number tin the moon are ay long ne me aruin, was then called iat we lo an te airksufirince wy | “What is your uaine, purty waste, 1 nieaures iy veer lasht time B aaw her, ao there hin HM your first name!" miabtake, A) vin the nun " ber av feet, Rin goa he mountain, ‘born I” an they'll find it fost he Ding {Mo too PM. and tho wane motley one—a kind of pop n, few in id worth jaw do you aj * Don't know, 0 © Where were yor “Dou't kuow massa, yw old are you due corse wy lituin, ny ‘rus es, const Boiders of mor loas'th 1 sh oneh Fe lu the civeal 1907 the Company. ine of thirty alae at eis viigeot whem « v wa, eorier Grey Maty restored to the wee of Bless Cp ont filtro A xivle; removes dan oth glonay Che Matical tee ra ia a | ANay he brings wud him the reet ay thar: | poles a @.dlacruni MW bevter & Witsonts aad Ua ule Machine, 6. ire ten funeral, isc he soni ta hvther. Peer Phones queried to atuend "hi FEIT NE Tie othir plani be | are respectfully tu: m the othir planite will be rasaved be reepecitul oo Wed eaday aiteraoun, without farites Takou 19 Uirwen: Fowmoe wil be ood ier antermnent, 5) ih LYNS—Ou Monday, May 21th, tho wife of Bevis inom "ber Inve John Francis Seaanell, the belor et BCANNFLL Kechard end Jahn tanned ‘avecks Vee about forty years, massa, “How do you kuow that!” es ——— “Hokase de man onde atep told mo he Fimameial News, Markets, &: apecks Mae forty. aud I ‘specks eo tov.” | Naw Yoru, Monday, May °%,6 DP. M.—| Mer eelstivgs and triente are reepset tu By er Aoyidist i 2] The afternoon quotations of the genoral | fone “Not Stock market, compared with those of Sat: c \ Here do yout live 1” ‘ afternoon, show no changes of im: “Down heron the bia” (bayou) ag Wane Goh ‘ ; | “The oundidate for citizeashiy wae di ea Borne sorte ware fractionally | higher and others much lowe | mente wero dull at previous fiona | Gotd cloned at 17, The lowa market wan J oasy for demand acevumod.sivn at Sa ¢ per cent. on good collaterals. Commeroial paper was slow t 61) a7 per eon kuow what (did aay to yout” | PanCt was alow of ann w Lil as 4 The bank statement, this work. slows a de. vlieant for registration then made $1,570,009 in loans, $1,484,585 in A hie cortiticate aud de- | enert 789.509 in deposits, $7,200,061 Sia mrs tors " a deposits, #9,285.081 in This is one evulence of the general ignor. | !*x4! tenders, an ook $61,058 in ance of the bincks—the freedmou, What | circulation. Foreign exchange closed tir, Sua Lany ofthe intoliigence ofthe whites! | Hille at days on London were quoted xt ny of the latter ean | pone re Change write, The Sieg! | 10996 4 109, for bankers’, On ‘Change to. day Floar was We.a Me, lower, Wheat dull and te. %. lower, Corn without @ here, and ovethird of the colored men | oe f ; cided change, Oate quiet. Pork duti » spouk noting but French, and the Revie frar would not be able to get along without | heavy, Beef quiet. Lard unchanged, and Gove: rected to ) bie right band, when the oath was administered, in response to which he oonatantly repeated, Yos, maeaa,” "ye Tho Clork thon «to me anything I have ! | | i} | yond ¢ About one-bait of the white pop on, Thoy were dressed in the foe mauner, wearing patent leath: | i069 1.6 60, :sLen itis no I ere aod apotions kids, but neither of thoan | p10 &f th geutlomen could reat or write ; they k Stone 19 Hotliiug of the geograpay of tha country, 8a 1 er except the location of buyous in the imius- |b, $° 3 © locality, and had never been tweaty | 6-0 V53 away ‘irom the “old honesteat.” | 2 16) | ‘Theao men voted heretofore, Way should | 1) if | not the colored mont ly a The planters bere are in @ bad way— re Physically and spiritualy demoraized— | xy 2. xi.” For four youre the fot tas H | parieh With the eouteudiog | fw . 6 con. ‘The Uuion boys marched in ead | 10) Mich, Con. i. 1 | {gobbled up about everything, and thea 48 8. Come Bess 318 came back to gather op the balance, Then | 2) Cle, Col, & Cin. ve * | | the Hobs came im and seized upon the $B Cb N.W. MR. Bt yy | Bee, crumbs, aud when poaco was declared, » | ge 1% fluod ot people came "co lib tude Yo do. 3) Village.” ‘The roault, #23 por barrel, $269 ChB NWO BAL | even and uther articles pro raia. Aud now the | 5 jae: I, | GAN. t worst allliction mo upon th ie eal the country iu this aection, aud vearly all at 1 | the plantations are a evtton and caus are er WALUr—=tue ¢ wned ut, wud th crops totally. destro They have been improvident inthe pa thes to thew is indeed dark ouough Rery O'Rourke's Reveries No. 3. Misthor Hldithur ov the Suv ta Sature | May's paper was a letther tia, sined | a) A, Prato Blossom, “Twa favor 1d be atthis | £24 Uo eas | US aviv fram in tho fant line, Now Min | $424, oy ate ther Mddithur, I'm a poor unprotected Teng. 6. ue a | $6 Mo. be ' Wanderin through this blake warld alone, Wilont @ wife to shield mo, The only armor Thay inme audacity, Ay Pratio Blossom is ® Wumman, au thinks ehe kin take me blush, shes out av hur rickinin, 1 Lirod two big shtrappin shainpo > t wo chakes to raise a blush, ‘Tho reson was ‘a gurl got ou hur knees, and axed ino to juinp the broomathick wud hur, ‘They rul | bed widoutesain, takin tarag till they hud rubbed the suki off, but ‘twas no tse, ouly way Team ase a blush now is to hang bin Nb be #3 ep. B's) Oblo & Mure NIG BPW. £( MED 80 NU. Con ky au OPEN BOARD. 10 CLo08, A. ME, Cle. Paste f dont tho day I'm maerid an on & snbsskwent Jint whin I'm ilicted to the office av a father Av Nel honsima to Wis watuimation Pit MI take taco fran the r-eide 3 Met oh om Tueaday ari, HAD. of conmun Om the ith inaty £ RADE NOLIC MPORTANT TO SHOEMAKERS-.. 1yg of Lhe Joarn=: mer, Willen: Kogaue terday, two well dressod | Whiskey quiet | = iP f SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE — | at Vidink? “cclue oueand al will | YOWNK Men, sone Of plapters, called for Cen erree E SITP PAINTERS’ Asse sat iiroedways trcedny v Oni jay On, ae et TO LE MASONS ¢ PERATIVE PLAST HILLS hereby not fed | Tomag eee «| ee tshiienin RENY BN DHE JOURNEY MEN Tf SOCIETY YORK is, 770,000 44 AOHICLY, Vins