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New York Union No. !, celebrated its
second anniversary on Tuesday evening last,
at the meeting room in Catharine street, which
was well crowded. Addresses were deliy-
cred by Mr.. Catchill of Troy, Mr.. Doyle,
and the Rev. Mr. Cross The Amateur Glee
Singers performed number of pieces, in the
most beautiful and satisfactory manner; and
altogether the enter tainment was one of a
very pleasing character The annual report
was read by Mr.. Mstcalf, from which we
learn that there are at present 245 members
two have been called away by death, during
the past year; there have been eighteen cases
of sickness, and $262 paid for benefits.
There are now deposited in the Seamen's
Savings Bank, credited to the Union $4,000,
and $l9. Is in the hands Of the Treasurer,
making total surplus fund Of 1885. .l9. We


congratulate the members on the highly pros
porous condition Of the Union, and trust that
it may continue with all other Unions, to ex-
ercise salutary and renovating influence


upon society-.N. Y. Organ. arll3