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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-08-20
Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
FEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY. AUGUST 20. 1871.
NORA.
AN EPISODE OF 1aIsu HISTORY.

Twas in the "Green and Weeping Isle,"
Which like ran emerald glove
Amid the Wild and tossing deep.
That widow Nora fcar'd her boy.
Her only one. and faiI-
u" xna risSiy s ssis;. t. S.ir.
And joyously ehe nurtured him.
The child OF vii and gieeG,
A free and fearless as tho winds
That swept his native sea;
As true or heart a. strong Of hand
Az RECKLESS Of the foe
A. were his noble house before
Oppression laid them low.
And xben to sudden youth he sprang.
A:,hmah scascs older than himself.
vi Ike .sm s,ssi with her tuneful voice,
Pcurd forth at evening chime. .,
Those old Erse songs-The ancient oreAth
or an unoonquered CLINE.
How, from its oft-invadea shore.
The Danish sea- kings fed.
Or some stout chieftain cleft in twain
The fierce usurpsI =, = he heal 1;na,.a eve
with vengeful Gro elste,
His slaughtered f.therTs fate.
The varcry rose 'eainst Albions power
sprang forth a hostile train
Hot blooI was up, rash swords were out.
In conflict sharp and vain:
Then lonely. Nora wept and prayd.
Ere dRwn'e advancing Ngnt,
Rensash the smpurpled height.
She heard the wol ds Of woe;
Her son adjudSsd - rebels doom,
Her country 8 banner low.
Before . maQ OF might, there stood
A youth Condemned and bound, 30.
And by his side woman kuoir
In sngnish ON the ground.
Her golden locke, disheyeled, howd
:. ~ Around hsr shSnldSsiI S fs, Vas the cry
Thst rent the troubled air;
And from her agOnizing soul
Buret such shrek OF pam
That ironlbosom veterans shrank
TO hear that sound again.
she Wildly olssped the judges knees,
Beeought the widows only stay, o... .a
For Christ's dear sake to spare. .a
Bnt A. sSc scanned his rugged brow,
The blood forsook her cheek,
Fog. eternity sow .S,i her 9s . DARN son.
=" stand forth, and name thy rebel friends;
Those men to justice give,
Misguided onth, and marcy 9 VOICE
Bids thee 70 free and live.
From earth. indignant, Nora sPranS' g.
And bsde the idol Of her love
Strengthen his heart to die.
"ror. II with deadly sin like this
Should aesting life be s Doushht Inv veins
I6y mObner b mllk ehSAa
As burns the poison draught;
She saw them lead her gallant boy
A felonp death to die.
And strangely marked his latest panG
with fIed and fearless eye
In one prolonged and fond embrace
She wrapped the Ifeless clay,
And firmly walking by its side' go
Led on the homeward way,
A Spartan spirit, nobly proud.
+ Rsamed from her pailid face
Her eiorious one to death had bowed,
But not to dire disgrace.
She bore him to hiB fav'rite room.
His childhood's couch she spread,
And press d her white lips to his brow,
Though not o word she said.
- Yet ere again the Frightening morn
Or Eri.'s hills arose, ,-,,
That mother with her son was lolneo
In deaths profound repose-
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Parents and Guardians desiring firstc Boarding
School for their Daughters and Wards. will md here
every advantage.
healthy cities South with large grounds and In
retired and romantic situation. it afords In addition
every facility for acquiring education, mental and
moral Of . high grade. Large additions have been
male to the buildings to meet the increasing apphca
lions for admission. .,
Apply for Prospectus and Terms to the Office Of the
street as N ~ su2sly
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ST. JOSEPH,S URSULINE ACADEMY +,
oSO YOUNG LADIES.
SPRNGFIELD, ILLINOIS,
Formerly of Charleston, South CarOlina.)

This Institution adapted in every respect for
tensye and frat Boarding Schools the location il
heaithfu and retired Tho building IL commodious has
ali the modern improvements and IL heated
The Ursunes bsng for the last three recog
nxed as one Of the best qualified for the and
education youth IL 10 almost useless 70 edd here that
nothing viii Sc loft undone to imPart to the pupils CON
thorough education in the highest sense Of the word
not alone instructing the intellect but, with mstena
care guiding and training the heart-.
In Of the present OF tho South
arm peonle these ladies oer Southern pupils every
sdvsntags q Board Bed. Bedding Washing Tuition IN
Driving Painting, Embroidery and Plain Sewing for
To Phi napcuars and prospectus address the Mother
Superioress at Springfield, Illinois, or Rev. VIM. 8.
nniT Il o. ~ " IL B. BRADY, 1s Union street.
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EDUCATIONAL.
s<IOUNG LADIES' ACADEMY
THE HOLY ANGELS.
Under the Direcon Of the Sstors OF the holy Cross
ssgzls-


Corner Third DISTRICT
Tho new "Aosdesy Z the Hsss Aagels,' is situassd
in quiet and healt6 locality, III sbs sRbprbs q the
arc In :. the best ssss q nodsr
ali Ii: advantages which to thsasalA sad
Pups q 81 donennations AZ aA,nitted hatfcr ne
promotion order and regularity AL arr 9sged TO At
tend the public exercses, and conform - ~ rules
the Institution. $50
The system Of education embraces the French and
English angqsges viz: R.ns PPnd Moo
sr~ Geosraphy. use Of the Globes Prose and Poetioa
Composfons History Ancient a1d 1Lo1sEn 1890 ana
PFons cSsmisy
dieWorI Tspossry Embroidery. Artificial Flowers. etc.
TERs6s-PAY1GENTs TO BE MADE QUARTERLY,
IN ADvANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English per
:. per quarter GO OO
h EXTRA CHARGEs-oPTIONAL:
Music the Piano, per quarter 00
Hsa NJ Instrument w
Vocal Music .-------...-.. ~ 0o C
Drnudu0 X W
PainfiuQ ID w
Tnwestry broiry w
Ar&ihctSf y3Owers W
4 StatiOnArlfaH w
Y WsahinHEF4 ~ w
use Of 81 summer season, per quarter. on
Al The CT commence about the first Of September
Books, etc. may be procured at the Institution a
niis are received at any time during the year. ant
| CHARGES made from the date of entrance only.
further psEieular apply to the Mother sugsIior
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

REMOVED .r.d
AND FIXED Up FOR BUSINESS.
NJ. wHEELAHAN begs to make known 70 ~
friends and the public in general that be has remo'e
his stock of Wall Paper. Paints and Glass etc, 70
l,9 COMMON STREET between Camp and ST. eha''1
streets second store from Camp.
He is now ready for business thankful for past
and hopes for continuance of that patronage 80
,llv bestowed on him at the old stand.
The new location is 1ls COMMON STREET. IN
- ~, or.;c.sa orast,v reduced myl4n
L.. Importer and Dealer in
FRENCH AND GERMAN LOOKING GLASSES
Fine Oil Paintings. Engravngs and LthograP6S pms.
Colors and Plain Chromos Of all PuSiicaon 81 ali
Art,sss p Msss5 Gslsrs for
Carpets Matt Net, Netting ggSa sna and nas Cor
nices. Curtain Holders Picture C1ro B am
cG ST1Sis1s' o IeE!e 1f% S Room IRRo1
1876 CANAL STREET. trouro I Bow Orleans
mhis II ~ tse" 49,
r j. DoNAHoE,
Manufacturer Of
MATTRESS ES,
243 Girod street, bet. Rampant and Dryaq
New Orleans.
Will keep constantly on hand general assor'h''D
Mattresses at the lowest factory prices. -,,.,.o
| Hotel Country, Steamboat and City trade eolci'e
uoir and spring Mattresses, Feather Pillows,
nai CIV - a ,anoirad with dispatch no2o
CARPET WAREHOUSE,
Charities street. ----.---.-1
A. BRoUssEAU & CO., Importers offer at low pr
cARPETINGs, English and American. OF all X
OIL CLOTHS Floor FuTntI 1re ana 9ocoa
W4NPoW SHADES. Table and Piano no Covers
cRUMB CLOTHS Ps uG d m,1e5 E pa1as e
FURNITURE COVERING - Linen ana W
Stripes, etc; p.,a, Pins etc. mol
r. j. BROWN PR AHS pssisf in PAPER HAM
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Cornices1
Buff; Green and White Hollands, Picture Cord, Tai
Etc, ETC.,
263 Camp street ---- ------.
oca 7o1y Now Orleans
r J. EvERs, IMPORTER OF ENGLISH FIRE.
y AND AMERICAN
PAPER NGIN rs,
Charities Street ;..-
Next to the corner of Bienville New Orleans
Wall PagsE Ct every dsscFgtOp no %Rd aTssa
an
perienced workmen with neatness ana dispatcn. ~
0 VETILLIAM EGAN, observation-disclosures.
w Manufacturer and Repairer OF Spring;
Hair, Feather, Moss and Excelsior MAT 1919 ~
i g filSEs saIf' HP
AVE- Bourbon Streets New Orleans.
Steamboats,, Hotels and Boarding Houses Suppl
short notice and low rates. Also, Storage [sa
and carefully stored. @u1
FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH FLY FLY
r 1877 Poydras street between 81 Charles sh AM In
or small quantities. Furniture received on s1Tr1 "
we'll cared for; Office und Household FurniSu1te II
the most reasonable rates. Also l'Fgs 6 ,os md
room i67 Poydras between st. Charles and Car0n
ial5 ~
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CyIT. JOSEPH'S ACAUEMY FO6 TOUCu
y Conducted BY the Sisters Of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County. Maryland.
bis institution is PLEASANTLY situated in healthy and
picturesque part of Frederick county AaIyand hall
Marv's College It was commenced in 1909. and fneor.
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland In 1876 The
buildipgs are nvenient and spacious. ..--+
Ioard and Tuition per academic year, including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and 1870 =,
Doctors
l. For ear afh g peAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided in two Sessions OF I'VE
mouths each beginning respectively on the 2sth OF
pust and the tn Of January.
~ : MOTHER SUPERIOR,
spl6.l " St Josephs Academy. Emmitsb0rg. 4d
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FURNITURE FOR SALE AT HUGH Fly Fly
il I67 Poydras street, between St Charles ana
6elet streets. Second hand Furniture bougnE u
or email quantities; Furniture received on sEo
veil cared for Ofice und Household Furniture y
the moat reasonable rates. Also q lsrge lot o.
Bedsteads which win be sold cheap. once anu
room 1877 POydras, between st. Charles anu S~R'N
ial5Iy
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DIR. TX. 0LyN.

or Ceago formerly o! this place. will vist Ottawa, ut Cf
ION Ho the Tuesday aud Wednesday after the FIRST
Monday al each month FOX the purpose OF treating all diseases
Of the Eye and Ear whether surgical otherwise Opera
nons or cataract Unc! pupil inverted Ids closure o hc
tear duct eye yioma and The removal al mOs
and morbid crowds of every description. Artificial eyes aud
ear drums Inserted without pain prev operation, 1r
ular e!ds, he uoN hsQns yy. P,hcWai ,GRocGg az.
J.e,1tWrNg cared.
FROM IDS long experience "a t1hG di-H Of the Bye
and Ear he Feels confident M stating bat he ncuy
eyoy Chronic d-ea+- also treated, Consultation ls.
December ION. lsi0.-s
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W.rner's Cough lsalsnm is healing soften.
Ing ana expoc ofatng The extraordinary power possesses
In imncd aely relieving and tuay curing OBJ
stinate cases or coughs colds throat bronchitis nuen
ga caaa, hoaseness, asthma and consumption almost
lncredlbe So prompt is the relief and certain It's effects in
that thousands Of physicians daily prescribing IT, and one
and 81 say the most healing and medi
cine knewn One dose always affords relief most
one bottle effects cure Sold by druggists, In large bottles
Price One Dollar 1t your own fault you still cough aud
suffer. The Baisam will cure. - -"
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Ottawa wholesale Market.

A repurted RALK BROS, Wholesale and Retail GrOcer
No. 10 La Sale street.
Ottawa, Jan. 6 1870.
Our grain markets are lower than last week.
Ear corn is brinling 50 cents, for 70 tbs. This
has made the difference as last week corn was
Acc, for 80 Tbs, being &c off the bushel in price
and lbs off in quantity. Oats are from to g..
better in price Dressed hogs are lower by %
or 3oc per cwt. Other produce remains un-
chAnred. We quote as follows:
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Chicago Market.

Chicago. Jan. 6.
Flour-Dull Prime white winter $600@7.00.
Wheat-No spring Sl.05l4 1859.
Coru--No. l, 46G47c; No. 2. AZ 9 43 no grade
40a4l cts
Oats-Firm at 39G391. Cor No.
Hogs-Actve. S6S0g$6S5 for heavy Dress
ed hogs. $5754 $50 Tor light
Cattle-Choice stock scarce and in good de-
mapd a, 81 .7J0; butchers stock S4S5G IS 90 !;
COWS and heiiers $3.50GS4.00
Llrd--ll4 cents.
Hghwines unchanged.
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The Markets.

The general grain market shows some excite.
nent in wheat, owing to conflicting reports from
Liverpool, declining tendency IN corn, AND
moderate activity in oats. In cattle, good t.
choice stock Is scarce, and tending upward
Hogs are active, but Il little lower.
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new YORK Market.

new YORK Market.
New York, Jan. 8.
Whea,--Prime No. 2 Milwaukee $l.42G1 LAB
Rye--Dull and unchanged.
Oats-Firn at Gl4G2 cts for western.
Corn-Mixed western Tg7S. Old, S3GS5.
Lard-l233s cents.
Geid--1l05i.
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WINE OF LIFE
EMMEN A-GOGUE.

l., WarnSr.S iImm cnnsrOguc IL the only sr,icle
kboW 10 cure the Whites, ut viii IN every Casc Where
Is the family ~ which this medicine not wanedp
Mothers THIS Il the greatest blessing offered yor aud you
should nlsedatcy procureit IT. l. also cure for Female
guarr and may be depended upon In every ease where
me monthly How has been obstruce through cold orsvase
Sold 10y druggists Price One Dollar Or Sent by mail ON ~
cUipt Of one Dollar and Quarter.
Address GO state Sc, Chicago, Ill.
NSsrSHy .ss;H
september 10th, lS,O-ly
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FINANCIAL a ND COMMERCIAL.

There is no change to note in the money mark
ct. The same s,rinsency ~ reported last week
still exists. The marketing of the pork crop has
made business little better during the week.
In New York the money market has been re-
ported close daring the whole week, and the
den and for loans large, at the rate of per cent
cy. to per cent gold. Oh eal loans. Tho same.
closSness is reported in Chicago. and the SANE
dem aud for money. The rate to favorite Gus.
TONERS remains at ten per cent. The rate On thc
street is from 1 /, to : per cent per month.
The gold market has been very steady durins
the week. the premium being 110lia to 1903 i'll
New York Abou; one year ago the premium
was from 1901, to 1903, showing a decline OF
ten per cent during the year.
Government bonds are in good demand. and
prices firm. The January interest being paid.
there is an apparent decline in the 5-20t, nex,
1866, 1868 and 1858.
Ravens, McKinlay Il Co. furnish the following
Ottawa quotations:
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w ARiN E,lt'S
PILE REMEDT.
DYSPEPSIA.

Warrcr's Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dyspepdcs and those suffering with habua
CosyeIes; Is slightly stimulating tonic and splendid
i've organs to their healthy state. Weak dys.
Ppn persons should use WAtSKRs DYSPEPSIA TONIC Fer
sale by druggists. Price one Dollar.
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CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Twenty feet front Main street; OF La Sale
SpcnCers bakery with two story frame build ng
pied A. grocery store and L. saloon also astory and
hall house. with rooms IN Ottawa Centre opposite Neee
wagon shop. Either both Viii be sold great bargain
Apply TO GEO. ROCTCLlFFE
February 5, lS,O-u
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The fine property formerly owned and occupied by s w.
Raymond. on Webster street. west or sllecut WIN h
sold AT a gain. Apply 10 WA. c. SMITH
Oct !, lsi0 Al Drug Store, IN Main ST.
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DUPLEX

- DJ'JC'I, TO TEACH I:IsSs IN
~ NOETllElN LA SALE COUNTY.
g1c undersigned with bcI thcteverv osc In Leland,
y rN sat Hrny In esch month, tr the examination Of cans
ddatcs TO teach school. Examinations to commence 10
o'clock Nm j. iVOl MONTGOMERY
Icb sd Dcputy School ; ~ La Sale County.
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lARM FOR -AIE,.-s highly improved farm
OF Two hundred sores situated ave miles north
Ottawa Has on Over four miles OF live Usage icnce four
neverisrI wells hearing orcha q. small fruits. &c; large
two story dwelling house with basement and cIsiern barn
by IS feet aaf al other necessary OUlbuidings House and
barn nearly new. Ierms-Ouehird cash; balance In par
mcnt. TO suit purchaser with Interest AZ IN" e ten rer
cent angu. For further particulars adttss Inquire
z CURTIS
Dec. Aif Ottawa, HIS. Post Oace Bo1 III
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The undersigned inform the public that he has
put IN fstra,e repair with an addition OF TURBINE
Water Wheel attached Briggs Patent Under Runner
Mil Stones, making of the best mills for manufacturing
hour IN the country and having employed first class miller
he feels condcnt much and good -four
as can be made where Those having grsts to grind
invited give s0 he Is determined to spare
towards rendering them well satisfied The highest market
prcc paid for wheat Everything In the miag line kent Tor
sale At the lowest rates. JOSEPH GALLOWAY.
kcptenbpr .ith, 1870 81
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!spctial 1lptifes.
DKG. =. Il. WALKER,
OCULIST AND AURlST,
NAY ~ CONSULTED AT THE
CLIFTON HOTEL, OTTAWA,

The FIRST Saturday In Enen alsnth,
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NEW GROCIcIsy a,'roIsE.

COLI I.rSil'.-sts,yed from the subscriber, living
- on We Mrs Armstrong farm, In Deer Park, time IN
May last an Iron Grey Mare Colt three old branded
the ct shoulder with the letter "r" liberal reward will TX
paid r her recovery or Information OF her whcrrabnn''
Occi Park. Nov. ~, lSiJ.-ti JAMES FOLLETT.
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10 preclude al expectation II his being able 10 per.
form any manuel labor he takes this opportunity 10 ose hs
Garden. IN East Oti4ws Tor sale. ersun. In
clnd NJ gardening implements follows Damp Car, and
Harness ~ good repair oDchOrsc plUw Cuy.Or and Iar.
with all smaller gardening. tools There As also on the
premises twenty hob,d sash and frame. for them
Also good Family Horse together with good Mich Cow
good sadd and birdie. good buggy harness sdephs
make good democrat buggy with woud euse.
tui ~ delivery saigon. Enquire Of {. p CLARKE
December 3tth 1870 i'm Fast Ottawa
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EXCIIANGE HOTEL,

JOHN FLICK, Proprietor.
Good yard and stab,ing. Everything rs cheap car
found at any hotel In the city AT the corner OF Columbus n
Madison streets. aug20,'70
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Exchange on Chicago, New York
EraI EStatr.
L'AlSM FOR SALE.

EARM FOR SALE.
Ten miles southwest Of Ottawa. Eighty acres b! .hy i'm
proved, with good house, grsusFy, cr &c. and
rey OF fru AMI ornamental trees. Price so per
Enquire Of :. CHANDLER
On the premises. In Farm Ridge,
Decefs Der ~, lsD-3m0s' La sale County. lis.
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total amount of insurance losses He expressed his
individual opinion that the banks were solvent, and
would pay every dollar of their Indebtedness but
70 accomplish this uniformity of action was neces-
sary The deposits amount to $2O0OO.O00 or $780,
25, 80 IS, OF 40 per cent is Immediately
available. The principal thing for the meeting to
determine was how should they proceed in the trans
action of their business. Immediate resumption
was thought mpracticable, but some plan should be
adopted by which the business Of the city and conn-
try could be protected and facilities extended to the
business of the future
Committee consisting of Mr. Smith, Chairman,
Mr. Blair of the Merchants National Bank Mr.. Pearce
of the Third National Mr. Ramsey, President OF the
Corn Exchange Bank, was appointed to frame reso-
lutiOns to be submitted to the meeting. Several
representatives of railroad lines being present de-
sired concert of action and committee of four was
appointed to confer with the railroad representa-
tives In order to give the committees time to pre-
pare reports, the meeting adjourned until o'clock
tomorrow morning.
In Chicago there were IA whisky distillerics prior
to the fire. These had daily producing capacity OF
s. 600 gallons the tax which yielded the Govern
ment the sum of 800, $50 daily.
The Mayor has sent the following dispatch to all
the Committees and other persons sending aid to
our suffering people,
In cases where money is subscribed, send or hold
the money subject to my order instead of purchas-
ing supplies. This will prevent our receiving an
excess of articles, and enable us to buy those we
most need such shelter and fuel which Will be 80
r. b. MASON, Mayor.
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heavy loser by the Chicago calamity and ts Board n,
Directors have resolved to suspend business the
ent and tho former VicePresdent, O. A. Van Allen bas
been appointed receiver 1t has sufficient assets TO nav
all s losses and provide for all outstanding rsks and Il
is expected that at early day IL may business
again, or IL not new company win be organized with
the old name and influence.
Several Ban Francisco Fire Insurance Companies are
ruined by the Chicago fire.
ALPHABETICAL TABLE OF ASSETS AND LOSSES.
The following table, furnished to THE
TRIBUNE by Messrs. j. II. c. NJ GoodseD Of TIE Spec
tator shows the and Losses Of varoue companies
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which would shelter 100000 people from the
weather Special trains loaded with tents and blankets
have already started from Jeersonvie and Phil ade
pha for Chicago under trusty officers That from Phia
phia VIII arrive ct Chicago by noon to-mo rrow.
GOOD ADVICE TO THE BOsToNIANs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1.-THE following
was telegraphed to Boston to day, viz:
not 70 % Ms M9r sAnUEL HOOPER, Bton Mass Would 1T
Ssh the p1SS reception
b nar OF my Visit 70 city and appropriate
advisable for the rs Of the shs sas9ePs By s
G e asaster' am sure such course would please
n'e' U. 8. GRANT.
CONTRIBUTIONS FROM CANADA ADMITTED Dirty
FREE.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 1.-THE Secretary
OF the Treasury this morning. kilograms from
London and Canada inquiring clothing, blankets &c.
for the people Of Chicago would be admitted free Of duty
The secretary immediately replied that such goods
TO Collectors
AN APPEAL FROM THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR OF
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Knights Templar of
Chicago have Issued the following notice to the Sir
Knights of the United States:
Any money intrusted TO Dr. Vincent l. aurlbprt' No.
LOIS Prairie ave. or to George H. onatea a NO; @
Scottish Rite Masons. will BIO gratefully received
CONTRIBUTIONS REPORTED By TELEGRAPH.
The following contributions were reported
by telegraph yesterday from the places named:
ALBANY-Printers' Union, $3.50; Grand Commandery OF
knights Templar, 5000. o.. 4, ono
Observation-Disclosures in Interior Department 1000
Legislature convened 10 legalize loan OF
OF the amount already forwarded PostOhce Depart-
ment 81 AGO. Board Of Steamboat Inspectors 02o; ILL
nos Republican Association, A,oo1; Masons, 1850: Ain
sYRAcUsE-A large quantity OF clothing ana oeddlng
sent. ,r A. ooo
NEw-BRUNswICK, N J.-Common Council, $1,000
PROvIDENCR-A. W. sprague, 10000
HUDSON N. Y.-Citizens citing, 5000
Misunderstanding Of cit zens, $1,000; "alwortn hose
Co., tl25. go $500 -, .,.
PIrTsFIELD Mass-From citizens $500 and quantity
OF clothing 1900
LYNN Mass-Citizens' meeting, 5000.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Is each, $500; total SUBSCRIPTIONS
H3O,OOO oo
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Brokers, 5000; Commercial
Exchange $4,000; Citizens meeting, $4,000; ODD Eel
lows, Grand Lodge, $1,000. .o n ,,-ou
1900. - ,.r .,oooo .
TTICA-Appropriato by Common Council, 10000 ;
private subscriptions, $1,000.
HYDE PARK, n. Y.-Private subscriptions. 1900.
observation-disclosures meeting N,4OO Food anu
clothing will be sent out to-day.
CAMDEN, N J.-Citizens' meeting, 1000 - -
EAsToN, Penn-Municpsl appropriation. so,OU; prl-
vate subscriptions, $4,000 nj,
SALT LAKE CTTY.-A meeting called lOr tO-day' Dig
BAN Young gives $1,000