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CONNECTICUT.

A Returning Appctite-Wilson, the Murderer,
Takes His Rations.
HARTFORD. Oct Is, 1870.
Wilson, the murderer OF Warden willard, OF the
Connecticut State Prison. abstained from food from
one O'Clock r. NJ. Thursday week until five O'Clock
r. NJ. today-nine days and four hours-when he
arose from his bench, stood up In his cell and put
out his noon ratiOns OF meat and took hts evening
ratlons OF mush and molasses and commenced to
eat He was Informed on Friday that motion for
new trial had been filed by his counsel, and tins
may be the cause OF his conclusion to take food. It
IL not probable that new trial will be granted,
IN
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GER MANY.

Enect Of tho Detention of Herr Jacoby-
Reconstruction Or the Empire.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1870.
The detention OF Jacoby aggrieves the German
democrats, who protest firmly.
The present North German constitution WIN pro-
baby form the basis for the reconstruction OF the
empire.
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AUS

Convocation Of the Austrian and Hungarian
Delegations.
VIENNA, Oct. Is, 1870.
The Emperor's autograph letter convokes the
Austrian and Hungarian delegations at Pesth on
Monday November II.
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SPAIN.

Prince Amadeus Of IfnIy Accepts the
Spanish Throne.
LONDON, Oct. is, 1870.
telegram is given to the public to-day by the
Lombard street newsroom and which Is therefore
generally discredlted, stating that Prince Amadeus
has to accept the Spanish crown and that
Victor Emanuel has given in his adhesion to the
scheme.
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Equality Established Among the Romans.
FLORENCE, Oct Is, 1870.
The decree Of King Victor Emanuel establishes
equality among the Romans.
The commander OF the English squadron at Clvita
vecchia obeying home orders, has saluted the
Italian Dag.
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Mazzini Excluded from the Amnesty.
ROME, Oct. Is, 1870.
Mazzini, the noted republican agitator, has been
excluded from the amnesty.
Piacentni has been called to the Council, vice
Bonaccl.
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Depot for Congress and Empire Spring WA.
TINS ~ Chainoers street. near Broadway Nom Eenuce
sold draught
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A.-lHrwest Fine Retail stock Cent?, ma
Boys Clothing In thee world.
BROKAw BROTHERS,
Fourth avenue, opposite Cooper inssttats
Lafayette place, opposite Astor place.
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Royal Havana I.otfery.-Prixs~ poid l.,
gold. Information furDSaed The hghcs1 ratss pAi FOE
Dvuboons ana all kinda I'll Dod and Silver - -
TAYLOR a CO., !,aukers 10 Wall Fueet, New York
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Atkinson's tof LOndon) English PorfuYnc~y-
Stephanous Gsrdenia and others. The genuine
G. RuslirONS, broadway, of Twenty strsas
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Diamonds, Watches, Jevvclry
and Slvcrware bought and sold cscaspre ara
money loaned on .hem by g. c. Al LEN, 5ls Braadway.
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Fresh supply OF Genuine Mlssisu,ssi
College place.
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FRANCE.

Death OF Journalist.
LONDON, Oct. Is. 1870.
M. vnlemot formerly editor OF the Figaro and
Temps, uicd yesterday.
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mems inlsaIby cvrcd.
DR.. 4. wrSrHALl,. No. Great Jonca
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II. Lord, Cleaning and by eng, g9f Broad
way, corner rweuty-hrst street. 400 Broomc street.
corner Roadway Lsccs veYe,z shaws Aeks feathers,
&C., cleaned; gen,smen's garments cleaned hSe new.
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Tho Charges Against Ex-ColIect0r vnndervcer
Observation-Disclosures Success Oh the Industrial
Exposition.
CLEVELAND, Oct. Is, 1870.
The case OF General vanderveer, exCollector or
the Third OHIO district. charged with embezze-
ment while discharging the duties OF said once.
was dismissed to-day by United States Com.
missioner Halliday, on motion OF United States
District Attorney Bateman. Detective Lamorn.
who swOre TO the warrant, was absent with
the papers, and the District Attorney took occasion
to say he was more than ever impressed with the
fact that the prosecution was begun without sum.
Gent investigation
An immense audience attended the Industrial Ex
position to-day. About 10000 children were pre-
sent from the schools OF the city and adjacent
country. The attendance for the week numbered
over 5000 persons. The total receipts for adms-
sion since the commencement have been about
$4,000. The next week being the last larger at
tendance ~ anticipated.
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A.--For Styiish md Elegant HAT, nj Pspu.
lar prices 70 to DOUGANS, 0s Nassau street, of
Ann. - -
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Ino Lwd ~ Them.-Wbcu the Fcstivs
@ s 1nncsd their edct Aga,nAs white bats their oou
Vi. .nt SEASON waA peaied Hence there was an
@ ~ kNvx'S No sia Broadway COZ of fa
s'"s W -r's : rush Gooefa Ero,1 ~ w. -
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For ,entncss-Tbe Patent OrRanic Vibrator
dts Into tie IL not perceptbe, singing
noises In the head and enates deaf 10 hear distinctly
Al church or public sssenbcs, reaiiae deafness aud
catarrh. with Of care, sent free.
DIR. r. HUNT STiLWELl, !62 Broadway, New YORK;
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OHIO.

slaughter tho RuiIr0nd-Thc 5iurder~rs
Convicted.
MANsFIELD, Oct. Is, 1870.
The trial OF William Gage for murder nv throwing
train OF cars OF the Pttsburg and Fort Wayne
Railroad from the track, near Lucas, Ohio, in May
last, killing an unknown man and woundng several
persons, was concluded in the Rchland Court OF
Common Pleas Inst night. This morning the jury
returned verdict or guilty Of murder in the second
degree. Gage will be sentenced the penitentiary
for life. John Sugdon, his partner In the crime
turned States evidence. He VIII probably plead
guilty OF manslaughter and be sentenced to ten
years imprisonment The officers OF the Piftsburg
and Fort Wayne Railroad nntiring In their
efforts to bring the villains to justice and their sue
cess will crafty the entire travelling public.
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DO Yom Require Exercise s--Theu 40 tn J.
WOODS Gymnasium, No. s East twenty eighth ssrrct
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A.-Rcsf0rer America for the Hair. Tun-
only clear preparation without sediment the world J
viii restore color dperse dandrnn cleanse tho scsS
Sold by all druggists. ~
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Altman Bros. d Co., 331 and 333 Sixth
avenue beg TO inform their customers and genera public
that they have received last doxe
Point Applique Lace Ties they offer ~ 75c All ma
81 35eacb, being worth 81 co. ~ and ~ each Thsv I'm,
not ast long, as they aro bargains ="
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Post M0rtuary HOuOrs TO General Loe.
NORFOLK, Oct. 15, 1870.
shadow Of the deepest gloom rests upon our
city. Every heart Is filed with sorrow for the death
OF General Lee Norfolk is clothed IN mourning for
the departed hero meeting OF citizens was held
last night, Ct which resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing the deep grief OF our people, and rendering
to the stricken family the coincidence OF hearts that.
like theirs, beat heavy and are sad with an over
Whelming a1iction. On the day OF the funeral
business will be suspended
GoLDSBoRO. N. O., Oct 49, 1870
The death OF General Lee has produced most
profound sensation In this community. The stores,
hotels and puDlic buildings are all dropcd In mourn
ing, and viii be closed from twelve till three O'Clock
All classes and parties JOIN ia paying h0nors to the
memory Of the departed.
RALEIGH. N. c., Oct. Is. 1870.
The announcement Of GENERA Lees death has
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TELBGRAPRIC NEWS
E r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
Reported Acceptance Of the Spanish
Throne by Prince Amadeus, Of Italy.
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Thirty Persons Killed and Wounded
by Accident In an Eng
lish Shipyard.
AN AMERICAN FRIGATE DISMASTED.
Papal Zouaves En- Route for their Homes
In Canada.
The Projected Marriage Of the
Princess Louisa
ENFSl AMI
AN AMERICAN FRIGATE OISMASTED.
Papal Zouaves En- Route for their Homes
In Canada.
ENGLAND.
Dreadful Accident at NEWCASTLE n-Tyno-
Thirty Workmeu Injured.


Dreadful Accident at Newcnstle-on-Tyne-
Thirty Woriknen Injured.
LONDON, Got. 10, 1870.
dreadful accident occurred at Mitchell's ship
yard, Newcastle Tyne yesterday afternoon.
large iron vessel which In the course OF con-
sructon suddenly fell over, crushing several work
men, SIX bodies have been recovered thus far and
six others are visible, bur not YET accessible. Be-
side the killed, at least thirty were seriously Injured
The calamity has created much excitement at New
castle.
An American Steam Frigntc Reported Dis
mastcd-Loss OF the ship Observation-Disclosures
live Fire mt Lairtps Rigging Works nj
Liverpool.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1870.
vessel which arrived to-day from Martinique re-
ports having passed, on the 18th Of september, an
American steam frlgate dismasted.
The American ship Sorrento Captain Wilson. from
Liverpool for New Orleans has been totally wrecked
The crew were saved. The Sorrento was built In
Kennebunk In 1868 and was about 1900 tons bur-
den, and was owned in New York.
fire occurred to-day in the rigging shop OF the
Messrs. Laird, at Liverpool, which, before ir was
suodued destroyed property valued at 100000 ster-
ling. One thousand operatives, male and female,
are temporarily thrown out OF employment.
Ridley, Son Co, Liverpool merchants interested
In American trade, have suspended
Messrs. Cardwell and Harcourt members OF Par.
lament for Oxford city, addressed their liberal con.
stituents here last evening. They announced that
the Engllsh militia would be rapidly supplied with
breech-l0aders.
The officers OF the London and County Bank deny
the truth OF the cable despatch announcing tho
arrest at Toronto OF one Jones for robbing them.
The bank ignores the matter entirely.
The weekly press considers, with ill-concealed
awe, the story OF the Intended marriage OF royalty
with subject as doubtful.
The Newmar !set Races.
LONDON, Oct. Is, 1870.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Newmarket
races The first race was for sweepstakes or
twenty sovereigns each, which closed with three
subscribers Baron Rothschilds bay lilly, by King
Tom. out OF Miss Pcddle, walked over.
Papai Zonaves at Liverpool En- Route for
Their Homes.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Is, 1870.
The steamship India, OF the nchor Line, landed
200 Papal Zouaves at this port yesterday They were
taken aboard OF Genoa. Most OF them are Cana
dams. They will be cared for by the local commit
tee till Wednesday next, when they Will be sent to
their homes.
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A.-Emp0rium Of Fnsti0n
Surprising Paris Styles
Durability, Beauty and Utility.
BROOKS BOOTS AND SHOES
This 10 the largest house IN the city, 575 Broadway
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Nttmuu BfON. q Co.,
49, 81 and a3S Sixth avenue.
Tis favorlte and popular establishment announces an an
ensye opening in twenty eight different com,
mencng on Monday October H. and continuing this eatiro
week We strongly urge our lady readers and 10.
spect the great variety OF attractions witness tho
SYSTEMATIC rapid and pleasant method OF conducting tbs
business together with the polite and reception
vertisemenL -
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A.-Herrfng's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
25l Broadway, corner Murray ctr sat .
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The Newmarket Races.

LONDON, Oct Is, 1870.
Yesterday was the last day OF the Newmarket
races. The first race was for sweepstakes or
twenty sovereigns each, which closed with three
subscribers Baron Rothschild's bay lilly, by King
Tom. out OF Miss Peddle walked over.
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at Liverpool En- Route for
Their Homes.

LIVERPOOL. Oct To- 1870.
The steamship India, OF the nchor Line, landed
200 Papal Zouaves at this port yesterday. They were
taken aboard OF Genoa. Most OF them are Cana
dams. They will be cared for by the local commit
tee till Wednesday next when they will be sent TO
their homes.
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Altman Bros. & Co..

Altman Bros. e. Co.,
33i and sss sixth avenue.
ens,e opening twenty eight dGsenl Department. COM
mensng on Monday October u and containing tbs
.pec great Variety Of and 70 S ~n sns me
together With s pos sns o. q.
extended % all visitors. whether purchasers Ses "a
Altman Bros. g. Co., s3I and s3s sixsh
that they have received per steamer loo dozen real
being a worth 81 ESss a ass gss !. 1851 ana
nos last long, AZ they are bargains
CHAMPION SAFES
2S Broadway Murray ssr,st
A.--For Styiish md Elegant Haf, nj Pspu.
lar prces to DoUGANs, i0s Nassau street. corner Of
A.-Rcst"rer America for the Hair. To-
only clear preparation without sediment the world 1
viii rsatore color dperse dandrn and cleanse scaS
Sold by all druggists. ~
A.-Eup0rium Of Fashion
SURPRISING PARIS styles,
BR RSiSS,S'y s5 ss1s'y A in5 s smSss.
ihsis'hc largest house IN the city, s75 Broadway.
..A.--Lnrvest Fine Retail stock Gents' sukl
Boys Clothing in thee world
Lafayette place. opposite Assor plAoe.
Atkinson's tor London) English Perfumc~y..
stepaano usrdena and others The genuine only al L
o. husHfONS, broadway, corner of Twentyhtth strsai
Frr-h supply OF Genuine Mls.i.as.s
Spring Water Just resolved by JOHN Y. HENKy IA {
Diamonds, Watches, JevvcIry
and silverwae bought and sold taken In c.c,scrs ara
money loaned on them; BY G. c. All LEM SIS Brasswag
under ST. Nicholas hotel.
Depot for Congress and Empire Spring Wa.
TENS ~ Chambers street. Broadway Nom senuics
sold on dranght.
Do Yom Require Exercise s--Theu So tn }.
WOODS Gymnasium, No. East Twenty eighth ssrrct
n. Lord, Cleaning and Dyeips, 99f BROAD
corner way s9snsr rweay street ~. hsssms ..s
&C.. cleaned; sentsmen's garments cleaned hse new
For penincss--Tbe Patent Organic Vibrator,
noises IL the head and eaAlss deal pesOns % hear aocSs
AT church public sssenbncs uease deafness aud
pR r. nus ps spIwnI IN s sea.y New YORK.
----------------
-Four Cents a Foot for Weather strips.
RoEgUcK Baos- IS Fulton. near Cid ST. ss,.
----------------
t;uanaco Umbrellas Need No * ecvmna suda.
tons. they recommend themselves.
In the Treatment Of Ruptnrc, the Use OF
Or. Riga Hard Rubber Mulspe Truss viii o9sGt sesas
a WIN compare fayoraby with The most sssesssul opera.
DE-. riggs IN iaag attendance.
loyal Havana Ioticry.---Pri1s- Paid in
6oabloons ana all kinds III {, old and silver p~A '0s
TAYLOR CO., Bankers, 10 Wal suess, New York.
Ssnmmcring aud Other Iinuuai Imucs;.
mems nishibiy cvrcd. "
DR.. Il wINrHALI. No. Great Joncs
Tho LWd III Thcm.-Wbcu the Fcstivo
brokers' their edct against white hats thc oo
HSos No ia Br assa, .lsrs wa q AZ "a
s,as 40 s n rS sy.s q ixts darsus TIE weex hsss
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PAGE.
acknowledgements.
2-AdvertiseMents
lS-The War in France-The Eastern Question
News from Washington-The Tunnel "Freg''
War-New York City News-Murder on the
Kall-Honors TO Farragut-The Newburg Muir
derer-Boys in Blue.
1.-The Papal Power: Graphic History Of the Catho
lie Church-Stfll Another Protest Against the
Sp0liation Of the Papal Terrltory-The Infant
eide Crusade: The Police Actively Engaged in
Carrying Out Judge D0wing's Suggestion-A
Lager Problem-The Shoemakers' Revolt-Fire
in Brooklyn.
6-The Holiday Season: Christmas and New Years
Presents; Ramble in the Great Diamond
HOIses-Trotting at Fleetwood Park-Muscal
RevIew-Criticsms OF New Bo0ks-Dress
Fashions-General News ltems-J0urnastic
Notes-Marne Transfers-Divorce Suit III Con-
necticut.
6-Editorials: Leading Article, 1.-THE German En-.
pire ana the Temporal Power Of the Poper-
Personal ntelligence-Amusement ANNOUNCE
ments.
photographic News from All Parts of the World
News from Australasia-Cuba Libre-Femmes
D'ndustrie-Rate OF Taxes in Brooklyn-Bil-
liards-Bold urglars-AmuSements-Tan
hauser Again-The Park-A Bad Boy-Bust-
ness Notices
S-Proceedings in the Courts-The Dry Goods Mar
ket-.Begisus sIntelligence-Financial Report
Course of Empire-New Cottages at Newport.
9-Marriages and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
lO-The Land Of Steady Habits in Dsgrace-The
Miners' Strike In the LuZerne Coal District
Sorrows OF the Supervisors: Kings County
Invests in Shoday Fabrics at High Prices
Upon the Lager Interest-Shipping Intelii
gence-Advertisement
T1-Advertisements.
l2-Advertisements.
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The Spanish Cubans.

The recent parade in Havana in honor of the
election of the Duke of Aosta to be King of
Spain has not created that amount of enthu-
siasm which was expected. AS an evidence
of the lack of popularity of the new King, also
Of that of Captain General De Rodas, not a
single viva was heard for the former, while
only few cheers were given for the latter.
What the evident feeling at present existing
in Cuba towards the mother country may lead
to it is not very difficult to conjecture. Now
that Valmaseda has secured De Rodas' posi-
ton, though only temporary, it is true, the
volunteers may resolve on keeping him in
power permanently. They have it in their
power to do 50 if they will 1t is very ques-
tionable whether the new government
in Madrid will be able to find any
man in Spain willing to take the Captain
Generalship of Cuba who will be accept
able to the volunteers, and as they are
power in the island it would not be at all sur
prising if this new difficulty which is looming
up proved a source of serious trouble to the
Madrid government. A disagreement between
LHc OpauldTuS db HOLuc anu tuc CpduldEuS IL
Cuba could have but one effect on the struggle
now going on for Cuban independence. All
attempts to extinguish the revolutionary fame
which for over two years has burned so
brightly in Cuba have failed. II, therefore,
the alliance between the volunteers and the
imported army is going to be weakened by
dissensions, is it not clear that the Cubans
will be the gamers thereby? This new phase
in Cuban matters is every day making itself
more and more evident, and the election Of the
new king for Spain rather aggravates than
allays the irritation.
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say. English journals, ''Mr. Sumner has made
menacing speeches. General Butler threatens

say English journals, ''Mr. Sumner has made
menacing speeches. General Butler threatens
us with punching our heads unless we part
with Canada. Dignity forbids." This is too
ridiculous, really, for grown up men, Mr..
Sumner and General Butler are very important
and interesting persons in their way; but their
eccentricities are not qnite sufficient index
whereby to regulate the interests and fortunes
of the American republic and the British en-
pire. Such an argument as this is to reduce
English policy to the level Of Napoleonic par
cenu susceptibility, and insults England much
more seriously than we should think Of doing.
There are five thousand arguments in favor
Of the course we suggest and none against it,
except the suggestions OF small pique worthy
Of fine lady's soubretti Let the President
and the English Cabinet concert this benef-
cent measure and everybody will applaud
them. At all events, we hope that General
Schenck is not going, like poor Mr.. Motley, to
march up the hill only to march down again.
There has been quite enough of that sort of
childishness.
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The War News This Morning.

There is very little news Of consequence this
morning from the seat Of war in France.
General Chanzay telegraphs the French War
Department that he had successful engage
ment on Thursday last with the army of Prince
Frederick Charles. The scene Of the battle
was near Beaugency. small town on the
Loire, some miles southwest Of Orleans.
Although Chanzay claims to have repulsed
the Germans, his announcement that he
expected another attack on Friday shows that
the contest could not have been decisive.
The fact that he is at Beaugency, or near
there, gives some appearance Of truth in the
Lendon report that the Army of the Loire has
divided into two bodies, one covering Tours
and the other falling back southwark
Much excitement prevails in Havre by reason
of the Prussian advance on the city. French
iron-clads have been ordered thither to aid in
the defence, A battle is said to have been
fought close by, and we are of opinion that the
french were beaten. II is hardly probable,
however, that Havre viii fall. The very re-
mote chance of the Germans being able to
starve out the city, and if they rely upon siege
guns to effect its capture, suggest that the
war is likely to end before they can make a
breach in the walls.
From London we learn that the French
officers are protesting against the restoration
Of the Bsnapartes. This is very important
news, il true; but, remembering how popular
Napoleon was, we prefer to wait its confirma-
tion.
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no Holiday Season - The Festival ol
Gifts.

we are just entering upon the great holiday
season. In two weeks from now we shall be
in the full enjoyment of Christmas. the festival
Of love, OF charity and Of peace to all men.
For eighteen hundred years this festival has
been kept holy. 1t has been sanctified bv all
the soemnities of the Church, and Il has
entered also into the inner temple OF the
domestic household, making all things beauti-
full therein. 1t is pleasant to find that in these
practical times Of ours we celebrate it still. if
not with the ancient religious fervor and the
fruition of faith, at least with good, whole
souled jollity that recognizes something to
rejoice over in the coming Of festive season,
when 80 much of what is good in human
nature develops itself in the renewal OF old
friendships, the healing of old animosities and
the generous offering of Christmas glfts--a
genial custom far more honored in the observ-
anse than in the breach. We say it is good
custom to observe this greatest of all religious
festivals. because it represents the fountain
from which springs all that the Christian world
knows Of morality because it is the starting
point of that grand moral system upon which
the safety of society depends to day.
The season is propitious for Jolly Christ
mas. The weather invites people who have
money to spend to outdoor excursions to the
stores where Christmas gifts can be found in
abundance. We give description in another
column of some of the most rare works Of art
in gold, and gems, and diamonds, and bronses
and statuary within the immediate reach Of
our citizens. We leave the article to tell it's
own story, without any comment here In q
few days all the city will be alive with the
inspiration Of the holiday season. The store
keepers are all prepared to welcome food Of
customers. Holiday books. holiday toys,
bijouterie in every shape there are in plenty,
and all that can delight the young and capti-
vate the adult portion of our population.
There is every prospect Of good holiday
season. We are happily free from the misfor-
tunes of war which disturb Europe. We are
prosperous at home and can well afford to
enjoy happy Christmas, not forgetting in the
midst of our festivities to give thanks to the
source Of all good for the abundance of bless
ngs vouchsafed to US.