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BaS-To take effect May ., 1851.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON mi DAYTON.
Leave. Arrive.
400 am sEast'n and Detroit Express 920 p N
$50 am sandusky and Cincinnati acc. T20 y IN
4lO p IN Detroit and 5andusky Mall. $50 IN
20Pm Lima and Chicago acc........ 4OPm
A AND WESTERN.
sac an Eastern Express ........... 80 am
7t0 N tNight Express ........"... oWpm
DAYTON AND MICHIGAN.
$50 am Chicago Mail. .............s:1 am
8 80 y IN Chicago Accommodation ...... 1850 N
$40 , m Chicago and Detroit Express. 6;1 y IN
DAYTON, xENIA N
$50 IN Dayton Accommodation. GOO. 300 p IN
sac IN Eastern Express. ............ 1870 y m
$40 pm tPittsburg Express. ........... 4 100 a III
10 80 u m Accommodation .......-...., sac p m
INDIANA CENT'L AND DAYTON AND WESTERN.
500 an +Richmond and Indianap. EX. 100 p IN
500 p m indianapolis 4 Chicago EI. 10 30 am
CINCINNATI, DAYTON AND EASTERN.
800 am Dayton Express ..|....... 7;l6 am
1880 p N Night Express ..,......... p IN
DAYTON n UNION.
300 q IN Mail ..... ............... 800 y IN
300 y IN Express ............. ......'ll Nv u IN
'Leaves every morning.
tThose going East on the 3 40 and II p IN trains,
and North on the II :06 p IN train must procure
tickets before seven O'Clock p IN.
J.F. CULBERTSON, Agent.
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aalonttarp aud C~pmmtrriaI.
DAYTON Retnil Mnrket.
DAYroN. MAY II. 1907.

CORRECTED DAILY NJ JOHN A, MINICK, COR
NgR JEFFERSON AND n
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Central Insurance Company,
OF DAYTON.
.ooc

OFFICE-No. 80, east side Of Main street, between
Second and Third Streets Dayton, y.
Fire and Marine Insurance Policies Issued upon
ali descriptions Of buildings, machinery, and
stock, for one year or less, and upon dwelling
houses and household goods for three years, OF any
less term, at reasonable rates.
BOARD or DIREcTOKs-Henry Herman, Robert
Chambers. Andrew Gump, George W. shaw, Hen
ry s. Fowler, W. l.. barrow, A. r. II. Folkerth.
HENRY HERMAN, President.
ANTHONY ~STRPBASs, Secretary.
Ja2Sdsm JACOB ~STKPHANs, Surveyor.
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Patronage and Confidence

or all who may favor us with their support.
One OF our firm having devoted many years ex-
c~lusively to the growing and manufacture of To.
baeeo, is thoroughly cOnyersant with the business
in all its branches, aud every endeayOr will be
made to realize, iOr all goods consigned 10 us, the
best market rates.
We have taken premises in immediate prOXimi-
ty to the largest Tobacco and Cigar Dealers in this
city, so that our S~ales-which will be held reguiai-
ly every Tuesday and FridRy-are certain OF being
fully represented and attended by the Trade.
Particular attention giUea 10 Shipments In Bond.
All CONsIGHNKNTs will be OFFERED ON the NINA
DIATRLY SUCCEEDING sale day, and prompt returns
made with remittances.
All parties faVoring II, with their cOnsignments,
will oblige by mRrGlng the Cuses with their prl.
yate mark, so that The fame may be sampled, and
sold In separate lots, und loFw arling with the let
ter Of advice
TIE Low LINT"
Fer which the same may DO sold, together wi'h
POstoflce address.
ConSlgnees, In shipping to us, will please mark
all Cases
SD. ID. @. d Co., 10 DEFY s., N. T."
" ara Eanilaman
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Bill OF FAKh.
Turtle soup, Pot Pie, Sour krout, with
all the extras making "a big thing on ice"
WEE will be at the lar.
May IL 'G7-dlt
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HOUSE WANTED.-A house containing six
or seven rooms, and the necessary out
houses attached, is wanted by q family.
One in the eastern part of the city prefer
red. Leave word at this office. If
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LEAF and Manufactured Tobacco,

And Cigars, we have much pleasure IN announc-
ing, that having given the matter our careful con
sideration, and being satisfied that the trade re-
quires such an establishment, we have commenced
business Mt the above address, determined thai
nothing shall be wanting on our part to deserve
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"BLAcK CRooK."-This most exciting,
world-admired spectacular drama" under
the management of Mr.. j. X. ALLEN, is
having a great run at the Metropolitan
Theater in Indianapolis, Ind. As 4 story
the piece is said to be nothing, but as a
spectacle it is s%killfully contrlyed and gor-
geous in all its arrangements, and is said
to be II success.
1t is represented as one continued pre-
sentation of fairy scenes, spectacles, etc,
with just enough of talking to link and
hold the fabric together.
BLACK Crook will be presented to Il
Dayton audience at the Opera House, for
the first time, Monday evening next.
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D. DOUGLAS CAULKINs 9 CO

D. DOUGLAS oAULKIRs, d. W. ooRBIN, L. 4. cAULkIhe
References nv permission William j. Stitt j
Co, IT'S & lT6 Warrington st., y. VI Jas. syming
ton, Importer, 80 Beaver ST., III Franeis A:
Eaty. Ed. : State st., N. Y; Hon, VIM, Bross, OF
chicago, Lieut.. Gov. of Illinois, Hon. Samuel
Ashton, FsrnAndina, Fla.
J. BERINGER, Agent,
0hJa March ~, 1s0T-Wsm-25
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Il II q r.
AND
Manufactured TOBACCO
And CIGARS.
Trade salesrooms, 10 DEFY STREET, near Broad.
way, New York,

GKNTLKMENi A t tho solicitation OF many nisBds
largely connected in the TOBACCO TRADE. NbO
ly TO the disposal Of
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THE TRUE NATURE AND CHARACTER Oh OF
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.
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EB-From his safe and economical way Of
doing business, Schwarz, OF the Eagle
Clothing Store, can and does sell first quail
ity clothing from fifteen to twenty per cent
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Call and see. Apr24
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EVERY BODY ADMITs.-That nc man in
the business works AS faithfully and zeal
Ously for the interests of his customers, ~
Schwarz, of the Eagle Clothing Store. He
we'll deserves the large and increasing pat
ronage he receives, especially from the
farmers and the mechanics and working
men of the city.
April q, '07.
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CTRAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
~ From New York only - steerag.
Wednesday Oci -
AANhEooiA. Wednesday. Now
PROM pier ~ East river
Cabin paessge. $50 gold.
Passage from and 10 New York, Pars BamburT Rotser
dana q Drafts on Ireland, England France and Ger.
ABBY % WILLIAMS oUIox. = Broadway and IS
South street.
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ExPREssEs.

-BURyHAM's FURNITURE ExrRBss OFFICE,
"A. ii5 west Eleventh street eiIth svenueLsrgs
WAGONS for moving fmujes city country pianofores
furniture bosSd end sbppsd far,ars Sssrsd wessy
sdpnyeA
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COAsTNIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA.
= The paeiac Mall steamship Company,s steamer ARR
Freight rceeived from Monday, 18th. A. n. until Thurs
day st3P.A N.
For rates. &c. inquire the Freight Ocs on COMPANY
Pier. ~ North River. fool Of Canal street.
WELLS, FARGO a co.
Sole Freight Agents Pacific Nail Steamship Company.
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TINE uANF PARLArr yRANCAfs. ASsLA1s 1T Al
" smend desire trorver camille - rendans en- hu
rope pour gsrfer dee enfant on sofxner dss msso>s
esCsssr ~ LA Hrestsayi " tyisisns eisss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-23

Nc-you NEVER SAW TILT Is NOT THE sAME.
~ THE PILGRIM.
exhibition at Bunyan Hail. OF Fifteenth
and broadway, Is entirely new. Has connection with
any panoramic exhibition in the country. Produced at
immense cos ~ The grandes. l.cg Gus Entertainment ~
the world. Fifty splendid fabieaux EXQUISITE By
Philip Philips Grand closing Spectacle Open 81 7-bs
gins All Matinee At O'Clock Tuesday and Saturday.
Admission ~ and 81.
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OyrIcK IFpIAS AFFAfks. Oct 10, 1867. 4
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed PRO, osals for indian
Goods Win he eeved the oce ~ Indian Affairs untn
n coei ~ friday. the 10Th day or November neat
Furnishing 30 the quantities therein gwen, Lbe articles
aAmed a the following lst;--
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WANrRD-A LADY PIANIST AND vOCALisL ~
w avr with first class rrhibition season ~ mon.nl
Apply 20 w. !. PETERSEN. A. Corbvps AWs"e e~sss
VI Broadway.
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CUSARD LINE or STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN NEW
~ York ana Liverpool, calling 1T Queenstown.
From New York every "Wednesday.
Slbth So .Octoper ~
TEIPuLl salls October %
Cabin passage sa eold Storage s25 currency.
tickets from Liverpool Queenstown, SIS,
For freight and cabin passaGe apply nj No. Bowling
green. For fteersge Passage apply 1T 80 Broadway.
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LION CHARLESTON EVERY SATURp Ay--yffE ONLY
saturday STEAMERS having through conneoior with
south Caroas Railroad New York and Chsricson steam.
shlp Ccmpsny's frat class eid.wheei steamships
MANHATTAN Capt Woodhnll. saturday, Oct. 20,
CHAMPION, Capt Lockwood saturday, Nov. 2,
rom pier NO North river asP through tickets and
bills or isd'ng 10 all pcnu South in connection with the
solr.h Csrora Railroad and Florida steamers.
HKNEy Il. MORGAN a CO, Agents. rs Brosdwsy
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MoBiLE THEATRE OPENS MONDAY. NOVEMBER
vl ls6s The undersgned notifies tho members 81 We
company 20 assemble IL New York Monday, October e pre-
raraory 70 lcasing on Tuesday Oclob-r ~ at0 IRON
foo, Of Cortland street 1HoS b. McDoNOu0H
173 Bleecker streeA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-15

sale Of OH Paintings mt the Fine Ara Gallery.
An auction safe Of about thirty five pieces Of American
and European landscape scenery by the favore Ameri
can artist Alexander Wust took place last evening at
the Fine Art Gallery. Fifth avenue. majority of the
pain tings OF Of the widest and most
romantic scenery Of the Norwegian and mountains
with some Swiss landscapes and few American noun.
tain and lake scenes principally in New England The
collection formed the result Of the artists past four
years labors n Europe and comprised among others
his chys dourre, two large landscapes "A Mountain
7 orient In Norway" which awarded the gold
medal at the exhibition at the Hague, and
"A Norwegian Waterfall by Moonlight5 which
received the gold medal last year at Brussels The
first named painting sold last night for O. OO0
and the latter brought 81 500 'The Coast OF Norway
the Lunoden Islands, was 'fknocked down. al $3.50
sDcsolaton' and "A North American Landscape found
purchasers at 5000 eacb and moonlight In the Forest
Hague at 1915 "a Norwegian Ianscape with foliage
Glaciers In the Distance purchased for $685. and
"a Fishing Station on the Coast OF Norway--Sunrse''
sold for $780, very large painting the .swhitc
Mountains realized $780, this being the highest price
obtained for any OF the American andscapes The re-
naming pictures disposed OF prices ranging from
$22 to &27O The sale conducted by Messrs Miner
4 Somerville, and the attendance was decidedly nu.
merous. Considerable competition ensued for the
ownership Of the masterpieces thcy being companions
but they we're purchased by different parties
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the children and widow OF the Confederate soldier
need me mother viii feel proud II you
educate her noble child to emulate the herosrn
OF his father, TO strike for the same cause.
That enemy who undertook 70 conquer the Southern
people, three millions would not cover the number who
were laid hors d,s combat Eight hundred thousand will
cover the Confederate We must provide an asylum
for both widows and orphans We can raise the means
by the plan proposed and let the proceeds DO invested
in profitable account Let no widow vail, orphan
want have never had the heart 10 see man want
when have had a crumb for myself Don't walt HOOK
out for those that want and you shall De blessed by
Heaven. II you DO not you are an nndel people, ana
your substance will be eaten up Find OUT give aud re-
leve Virginia shall revive and DO stronger than ever
Only prove II you are not lighting yet you are still sub
timely unconquered.
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THE SENATORIAL CONTEST IN ILLINOIS.

SPRINGFIELD, Jan IA, ise.
The Hon. Lyman Trumbul was renominaied for sen
ator tonight In full republican The test
taken 10 ascertain whether the nomination should
he by ballot rioa roce and It showed fortyeght for
Trumbul and twenty for Palmer Trumbnll
the nominated BY reclamation.
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COLORADO LEGISLATURE.

DENVER Jan L. 1857
The Legislature have adjourned TO Friday The reso-
luton against making Colorado state was passed by the
House In the absence Of several State men who were sick
after having previously been voted down.
The Council passed resolution asking the President
70 remove Governor Cummings charged with mai.
feasance The negroes rejoicing over the action OF
Congress granting impartial suffrage. Two hundred
signed petition favoring admission under Edmunds
anna
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Train on the lynchbur9 and Tennessee
Road Thrown Down an Embankment-
Eleven Persons Injured.

Eleven PERSONS Injured.
LYScnBuRC, Va, Jan. IA 1867
The Lvnchburg Virgiaion has intelligence or acct
dent o! serious character the Virginia and Tennes-
see Railroad which occurred the up train Sunday
night a mile ard half east Of Central depot.
The train running along the river blum, at which
point the engine snapped rail in passing over All the
coaches OF the train passed safely the break until
The sleeping car came when the thrown down
the enbankmant. thirty-feet high The accident &C.
CURED eleven O'Clock at night Eleven OF the passengers
were wounded among them ColonelJ Sidney, Calves
ton Texas shoulder dislocaled Major Gouldman Calves
ton, head right and hand injured; s. W. Bullock,
New York, face severely cut; George A. Gregory, New
York hand cut and hurt the neck and shoulder; Mr.
Lytle, Fort Wayne, Ind, back Injured; Mr.. Parkman,
Tennessee shoulder and eye bruised Mr. Watson, Phila
delpha, hurt the head slightly; Mr.. Miller conduc
tor on sleeping car badly hurt internally.
The wounded were conveyed 10 Dublin, eight miles
distant, where they properly cared for This 10
the only accident Of the Kind that has occurred the
many
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ALsAsY, N. Y. Jan. II, 1867.
IRE occurred In Green street this morning which
seriously damaged stores Nos 10 ~ and the goods
they contained The total damage was SIS, O00 which
was covered by insurance In the following The
Mutual Howard, Capital City, Homo, Fulton, Republic
Springfield; Liverpool and LONDON Globe and the Baltic
Insurance Companies.
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BURNED TO DEATH.

BosfoN, Jan. IA 1857
In waltham, on Saturday night, Mrs.. Forbee wife OF
Dr. c. p Forces. fell she going down the cellar
stairs, breaking kerosene lamp which she was carry
ing In her band, which set her dress nre and
was 90 badly burned as 70 cause her death.
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CIVIL RIGHTS CASE m NORTH CAROLINA.

WILMINGTON n c., Jan. II, 1867
Letters OF administration granted Saturday by
proper authority 10 Richard Reid, a coored man, who
made application TO administer the estate OF John
Nixon coored probably the FIRST instance OF the kind
record in the South.
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. "a, 1867.

Senate.
ALBANY, Jan. a. 1867.
Hills NOTICED.
By Mr. Ii BAu-To amend proceedings Of Richmond
County Supervisors relative to the lighting Of the streets
Of Castleton with gas.
By MIR. FoLGER-To confirm the title Of James J. Boz
zon and Daniel Lord trustees TO certain real estate
Also to authorize Edward Cunard TO take and hold real
estate Also 10 amend the charter OF the Eclectic Asso
By Mr.. Low-To amend the charter OF the Germania
Life Insurance Company
THE STATE NEBRIArE AsY1Ux.
On motion OF Mr. Low the following resolution was
adopted -
Resolved That the trustees and managers OF the State
Asyu Bnghaton, be requested 70 report TO
the the number OF now supported Or under
treatment said asylum the number supported there the
last years the amount Of money received from az
the last two and the number OF persons sao
asylum accommodate Gu, -,
The PREsrpENr announced that Senator Collins would
be chairman OF the Canal Committee and that Senator
Weeks would act all committees TO which ex-senator
Hayt was attached. Adjourned
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Or SOLDIERS IN COLORADO.

DENVER, Jan. IA, 1867
Forty armed mounted men deserted last light from
Fort Morgan aud reported Tho way Denver to
rob the city banks and Wells Fargo's Express
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GALVESTON, Jan. IL, 1897.
The military commandant at Victoria having refused
TO assist bureau officers, General Griffin published cir.
cuar explaining that all military officers must assist the
Bureau act aud the Civil Rebts bIu
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the RHODE ISLAND GENERAL Assr melY.

PROVIDENCE, jan IA 1861
The Rhode Island General Assembly commenced ts
January session In this city this morning.
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deprived az their civil rights, question rose in New
YORK 1913 opon sta,ue or the Ssate winch savolyed
an * svrVation oath a. means OF punishment ihe
sun m was REGARDED important to the ateu
TIC OF cnineat lawyers and distinguished statesmen OF
le time Alexander Hamilton demonstrated that II
In violation Of the constitution, which secured the rights
and liberties OF the people she result OF the Revou
ton. Il wise axiom that every maa Is believed to
be innocent until lie s proved guilty The reversing OF
this to bold out brbc 10 perjury II deprived the
citizen Of the advantage OF leaving the burden Of proof
his prosecutor Let not forget that trial by jury
should remain nvioate forever &c The same view
embraced by the judiciary analogous questions The
Court said in conclusion the judgment OF the Supreme
Court Of the State of Missouri be reversed, with
directions 10 enter Judgment the judgment
81 the Circuit Court Of Pike county and also with drec
tons TO said Circuit Court to enter order dschagng
the defendant from imprisonment and permitting him to
20 Without delay.
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RELIEF FOR THE WIDOWS OF REBELS.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM 70 THE HERALD.

Generals Wise and Rosser the Rampage
They Declare the Cause Of the Rebellion
Not Lost-Wise Anxious to BE Buried i'm n
Gray Ovcrcoat-The South " Sublimely I'm
conquered: &c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A -PERRYs FAMILY OINTMENT IS CURING HUN
dreds daily OF burns scalds gathered breasts
nipples, piles rheumatism, chilblans corns &c Price
. cents Sold BY all druggists Depot l57 Chatham street.
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Grand Bal Masque mt the Academy OF h"sie'
Philadelphin--The City of BroiherIy Love
In Gay Attire-The Queen Of the Adrsatic
Transferred to the Banks Of the Delaware
Gorgeous scenery, Fantastic Costumes,
splendid Music. &c.-A Night of Jollity and
Pleasure.
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N wishes 10 adept child from months up 10 eighteen
months old Address, stating where child can be- seem
Mre, willard sts,ios A. surlpG at
The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-04-16

The Sentinel is just now disposed to COM
pliment Daniel R Goodloe, Esq. All such
compliments from that paper are insincere.
Mr.. Goodies character is too firmly based
to be thus shaken in the eyes of his friends.
But twelve months ago the Sentinel misrep-
resented Mr.. Goodloe, and then refused him
a hearing in its columns. And the Sentinel
of August, 1866, contains the following:
"But, people of North Carolina such a
Union as the Radicals commend to our lips,
such a Union as W. w. Holden and his sup
porters commend to us, such Union as
Daniel R. Goodloe and his " Southern loyal
lists" commend to us, stinks i'll the nostrils
Of every true American. 1t would be more
poisonous, more destructive to American lib
erty, than the blighting efHuvia of the bohon-
xpas is to animal life"-tSentaneI.
Well, we now have just such a Union. Mr..
Goodloe's views have prevailed. The "blight-
ing effiuvia of the 6ohOn-upas' is upon U.S.
Comment is unnecessary.
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Victoria lately stood in person as
godmother at the baptism of the young
Indian, Victor Albert, the infant son of
his highness the Maharajah Dhuleep
Sing.
Joseph w. Young, the oldest son of
President Brigham, has married Miss
Clara Stenhouse, daughter of the editor
OF the Mormon paper Of Salt Lake
City.
A. T. Stewards store on Broadway,
New York, is to be enlarged during the
summer to six times its present size,
when it will cover an acre and quarter
ofground.
In Paris, says a correspondent, one
can no longer find rooms to rent by the
month in hotel. 1t is necessary to hire
apartments by the day, and to pay a
round price.
While Methodist minister named
Madison, who had been lecturinp at
Jersey City, n. J., against the Catho-
lie religion, was addressing large au-
dlence Sunday evening, a crowd of Cath
ollcs surrounded the church and com
menced stoning it. A general riot was
threatened, but it was fortunately oueIl-
ed with considerable injury to the doors
and windows of the church.
The Baden Government have borrow
ed six thousand needle-guns from Prus-
STA to exercise their soldiers with until
those ordered are delivered.
Fifty-three opera houses, theatres. and
museums have been DESTROYED by fire in
TINS country since 1898, fourteen of them
in New York city.
Anew riding vehicle in Paris is mount-
ed on very large wheels, with the horse
between them, the drivers seat over the
centre OF the horse, and the latter fairly
under the body of the carriage.
"A manufacturer at Ballston Spa. N.
~. lights his factory with kerosene.
"nlch Is conveyed around in pipes from
reservoir in the upper story, so that
gas.
~ "atch has been manufactured in
rarls which is wound up by simply
opening the case to note the time. It
only requires to be opened once month
TO keep 1t always going, and it is per-
Ia, Zap; Ine nearest approach to perpetual
=. "A French savan publishes PROPOSE
ZION to utilize the dead human bodies,
whlchare now wasted, by distilling them
intG Illuminating gas, as is actually done
IL inula. Judging from appearances in
lie, some bodies would be vastly more
than others for this purpose.
The first edition of Victorias new book
mas only forty copes
captain Kidd is giving disloyal lectures
In Cincinnati on lawyer Lincoln.
When is a clock like disconnected work. |
mana When it strikes.