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Accident en- the EehiEs and sasquehanH
Railroad

SCRANTON, PA, November An accident
occurred this evening al half-past six O'Clock,
on The Lehigh and Susq quehana railroad, just
below this city. The Scranton ana Wilkes
barre accommodation train left this city IF
teen minutes late, and when it reached a
point about half a mile below the depot a rail
broke and threw the hind car from the track.
70 was dragged about two hundred yards, ben
q went over an embaDkment and struck the
abutment of culvert, ,wrec king the car. Mrs.
Evans, Of spring Brook, WIS instantly killed ;
James ketlley, Of Plymouth, was so badly in
lured that he cannot recover; Misc Grifiith, Of
Miners, is believed - be fatally injured
IWenty-seVon others We're more Or less in
jurod, but only q few seriously.
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u0uIsVILIE, September 7.--kdsard Cald-
well and John Graz, painters. working on
the side Of house, coruer Third ard Levee
Streets this afternoon had sceuotQ sEu 3
tWt-Ity-dve feel above the pavement by
hoalzs over the cornice, which give way ,
pullinE down portion of the wall and crush
ing the men beneath. Graf died Ia a few
minutes Caldwell VIII probably die before
morning, having three ribs and his len arm
broken, besides internal injuries
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WILLIAMS - The friends aad acquaint-
ances OF Mr. H.B s. Williams are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Of his late wife
this CFRIDAY0 morning, at y O'Clock. car
riages viii be in waiting at Flaherly's at lO1S
O'Clock. Her remains are at present resting
in the Cenotaph at Elmp'Ood Cemetery. Ser
vices by Rev. DR.. Carmichael.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.
REUNION.
M~eting Of COurederate Soldiers at
Richmond

Many officers and soldiers met in the Old
Capitol al Richmond. Virginia, few days
ago, most OF them Of the Army o. Northern
NirEi mia, who constitute the association
Tne following officers for the ensuing year
weree e ecred President, General Fltz Lee, Vice
Presidents. General Id Johnson General j.
A. karly; Treasurer, Major Robert stiles
secretary, Sergeant George l. Christian; EN-
ecurIVe Committee, General ". II. Payne,
Sergeant j. y. l.. McCreery, Lieutenant John
Z. Lawton, Major ". X. Martin, Colonel
Thomas II. carter.
The following lerterw was read from President
Jefferson Davis:
MEEPHIs, TESS., October q, Is72.
General FitZ Lees
Ny DEAR SRI regret thai it viii not be
IRA t+cahle for me 70 BE- present Al the an
nual meeting Of the soldiers aud sailors "a
Virginia
Proud of tbelr deeds and ever confident q
the Justice % the cause for which they batlled
with 50 much CALAMITY fortitude and patriot
lsll, I am glad that the survivor are annually
90 assemble aid keep green in their memory
the events in which they acted.
With sincere regard and esteem, 7 am your
friead. JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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/ Boston, November 7.--I esterday afternoon
q man Was found floating IN the Charles river,
Sc Cam bridge, in two barrels, the body in one
and the nead n another. The remains were
taken aslorc and found % be terribly mufil-
ated TIE legs and head had been chopped of
10 the trunk. The body was well dressed, and
. gold watch was found ia one of the barrels.
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NEW YORK, November THE steamer lava
for Europe yesterday took one hundred and
seventy-seven thousand dollars in specie
Among the passengers were August Belmont
and family.
Among The passengers who arrived AZ this
port from Liverpool were Ole Bull and Hon.
Morrison r. Waite Of Ohio, counsel Tor the
United States Government before the tribunal
OF arbitration az Geneva.
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CHICAGO. November There Is a marked
increase IN the numberof horses on the streets
this morning, though all show some traces OF
the epiEOotic. The weather is lovely, being
bright, warm and clear. The accounts from
several stables are most encouraging, though
some deaths occur every day.
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BALTIMORE, November There IS no ahate-
ment in the horse disease. The street-car
lines we're ali taken on on saturday, and none
will probably run this week. Business at the
Wharves and depots is suffering. A number
OF wagons were on the streets to-day drawn
by men. A few OK teams appeared
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A VALUABLE FARM
- aAraH-

CONTAINING go acres, four hundred acres
u Of which are cleared, with good Frame
Dwelling House, with all necessary out build
fnes for q cotton farm, with great abundance
OF good water on the place, with . good range
for stock. II desired, the land may be d.
vided, giving 20 each division a fair proper
ton OF cleared and timDered land. This farm
Is located I'VE and One-half miles west OF
NESBITiS DEPOT,
on the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
and eighteen miles from the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee.
For particulars apply to
JAMES NJ. TATE.
fernando, Mississippi.
or Messrs. OWEN, McNUr'T & Co.
nos Memuhla Tenn fss,a
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Elizabeth Cady stanton sCa8't see'' the
WoodhuH BUSINESS.

LEWISTON, November Mrs. Elizabeth
Cady stanton, who was cited by Mrs. Wood
hull as authority for some Of her charges
against Henry Ward Beecher, was in this city
to-day, and on having her attention called u
the matter empharcaly denied the allega
tlon, and declared her conviction that Wood.
hull's statements are untrue in every particu
lar.
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FROM THE CABLE.
ITALY.

Milan, November THE town OF Palaz.
zOlO, near Bresscia, was visited by a terrible
hurricane yesterday. Oue-haIf OF the build
ings IN town were destroyed, thirty-two per.
sons killed by the falling walls and tim5ers
and one thousand families made homeless.
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At Atameeting OF the Chamber OF Commerce
to-day, the application from General Van
Buren for assistance In obtaining a fund for
properly representing the United states in itz
euucatioual progress, especially by a model
or one OF the best schoO houses, was referred
10 the Executive Committee, with directions
to petition Congress for an appropriation.
The Chamber Of Commerce lndOrsed the
resolutions Of the Boston Beard OF Trade, ask
ing kor q modification of the Presidents pro-
clamati0n imposing deferential duty Of ten
per cent. on goods carried on French ships, SO
as not 10 apply % vessels aiioat on the date Of
proclamation.
General DIX forwarded 70 the Chamber Of
Commerce a proposition placed in his hands
hy certain gentlemen Of The city, asking the
Cham Der 10 pass resolution in favor Of the
erection OF q permanent Palace Of Industry,
near Central PARK, TO mark the celebration Of
the Centennial Tudpnpufanea-
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N0TIGE.

HAVING been duly appointed Aluminium
III Tor Of the estate OF George W. Gilmore,
deceased, by the Probate Court OF shelby
county. Tennessee, all persons are hereby no
tiled 10 present 70 me, within the inle pre-
scribea Dy law, all acCOuu = and demands
barred; and all persons indebted to said es-
tate are Fequesie ed 70 come up aud settle with
me at once. ". g. RAIEEX, 3395 Second st.
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RECORD OF CRIMB.


/ PIrTsBURG, November IA man named
! Barney Hargraye. committed sulcide yester
I day, By taking dose Of sulphuric acid. The
deceased was young man and had been on
{ " recently married.
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The World estimates Grant popular major
ity at 530gl8. It gives him 259 Electoral
votes TO 81 for Greeley. Dixs ma
jOrity in the state viii not vary
much from that Of Grant. keiaan is ahead
OF Greeley in large portions of the state, but
De falls short some 400 in Brooklyn, Long
Island, and staten Island. Kernan's vote in
the Republican wards in this city is less than
5reeiey's. His vote is also smaller than Gree
ley's in the German districts, while Dix's is
larger than Grants there. In all the strong
Democratic localities Herman leads Greeley.
Herman carried Utica, his own city, by 32i
majority, while Grants majority was 30
The Tribune gives Grant % states and 243
Electoral votes. 1t claims Georgia, Louisiana,
Maryland, Tennessee and kentucky for Gree
ley, making a total OF 81 Electoral votes, and
asserts thai several States, making an aggre-
gate Elect0raa vote Of y, are still in doubt
The Tribune gives Grant 1900 majority in
New York state.
A dispatch from Jacksonville says Florida
Is closely contested and will 60 for Greeley.
The Herald thinks from the latest returns
that Grant has carried virginia. Mr.. Marble,
Of the World, returns TO his post as editor OF
that paper In restored health, tomorrow.
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THE STANDARD
CLARKE'e
NEW METHOD for REED ORGAN
EASY CANTATAS.

Pleases everybody by its thorough course
OF instruction and most pleasing
music. Price, s. So
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- - WIN - AliileS WAleI on
Harpeth Shoals. Weather fair
PITrsBURG, November 9.-The Mo-
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The horse disease in PhfIadelpbia. now
81 its worst stage, Is aQgravated bv me rainy
WeAtner Very few passen ger-cars are run
ming and there are more vehicles ca the
trades are seriously paraly8ed BY the dIfficuity
IN Transporting goods.
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NEW HAVEN, November, The horse dis
eEse Is at IL hight here. The street cars and
stages have not been running for a week past,
mules and oxen are being used. Business be-
gins % feel the stoppage. There are several
fatal cases reported here.
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For Musical Societies and Clubs, ChoIrs, Sem
inarles and Glasses, that fear 10 attack the
- Oratories and classical cantatas.
BeIshazzars Feast, sec; Pilgrim Fathers, SOC ;
burning ship, 81; Quarrel Of Flowers, 35c /;
Festival Of Hose, SOC; Children OF Jerusalem
3ec; Fairy Bridal, SOC; Daniel, 50c; Haymak-
erss 81 storm King, 35o; Flower Queen, 100 /;
Indian summer, SOC; Winter Evening Enter
tainment, 81 Book Of Cantatas, 81 60; Esther,
50ei Picnic, 81; Culprit Fay, 81; Flower esti-
val, s3c; Twin sisters, 50c.
Mailed postpaid, on receipt Of price.
OLIVER DlTSON d CO., Boston.
CHAs. n. DITSON q CO.. New York.
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LSDl kNAPoIIS- November Train Na 2cu
the Indianapolis and Nlncennes RAILROAD -
thrown from the track, one mile east of san
on the rails. The engine was compleieiv
vrecke ed Engineer i. Messenheirner and
nrcuian Arthur Hamlin were instantly killed.
No one else hurt.
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A corOners jury to-day rendered verdict
on the death Of Louis c. samuel, an inmate
OF the Ward Island Insane Asylum, az the re
suit Of improper treatment and incompetent
attendants The testimony showed very lax
and improper administration Of the affairs OF
the Asylum.
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NOTICE
To Tat-Payers for 1879 for shelby Co.

90 Baving received the Tax Books for 1872,
1 osn be found a. my oalce, Room No. 4,
County Court Building, corner Union and
Second streets, from o'clock am. to cock
pm, 10 receive and receipt ali State and
county tax payers for that year.
GEORGE r. powell,
ON To~.C.ile.far for. Is-7
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NEw YORK, November The steamer
1faniicas ~ the Boston aud ChsrleetOu line.
WIZ and rgplug repairs al Brooklyn VS. a.
mpst totally destroyed hy IRE last night. Los
eighteen thousand dollars.
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BUFFALO, November - McCOrrnie a
LYuch's Canal stable burned here this After
noon Win loss Of about forty or nfty head
Cf horses and mules. The los Is estimated ~
twenty-five thousand dollars.
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TITUsvILLE, November AT a meeting OF
the Directors OF the Titusville Savings bank,
held this evening, a resolution subscribing
twenty-five thousand dollars TO the stock OF
the Petroleum Producers Association was
unanimously adopted,
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MARRIED.

SLEDIEcK- = BAKER AT Grace Church
Rectory, on the evening .of the sth inst, by
Rev. ]. Carmichael, Mr.. CRAs. Il. NIEDIEcK
and Miss MARY j. BAKER, both Of this city.
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HIPPORHINORRHEA.


PHILAnELPHIA, November The weather
sleared Of finely this morning, and horses
are appearing on the streets. some passenger
cars are resumtng their trips.
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An Eighty-ThOusand-DolIar Fire-Chas.
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THE RESULT TENNESSEE.


( Special 70 the Appeal
NASHVILLE, November Maynard IS
elected, and there are fears that Freeman Is
also elected. Whitthorne is probably de-
rsated
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JOA. NPECHT.

Q'7 MADISON STREET, respectfully in
- vltes your attention to his manufacture
OF CAKES AND CANDIES. Also, a large
assortment OF TOYS AND Masks
Parties and weddings supplied "a short no
tice. nod
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DOMESTIC TELEGRAsTS.
The Petroleum Producers' AssocIatIon

AKRON. November The Lutheran Gener-
al Iouncll Of North America, commenced its
annual session here to-day.
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The Tribune says the results in this Statt
Z seem 70 point clearly 10 Two ocOnclustOns-thal
I a marked per ceutage Of Democrats refused q
support Greeley, ana thai a marked per cent
aye. even Of those who supported seymour
did not vste al al. The Tribune is well
pleased with the results Of the city election
though its candidates were not elected, and
says there is an end to the era Of fraud and
I sHr ma afI Ia
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ACCIDENT AND FIRE.
The Maryland IeaiteRtiary Damaged
~ wire


BALTIMoEE November IA IRE occurred
al TIE Mary land Penltentiary tonight, doing
damage 70 the amount of twenty thousand
dollaui.
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Judge Robinson, In a case where the lees
charged By the sheriff were contested as ille-
zal, the bill being for fOrty-one hundred and
nineteen dollars, decided that the Sher1n
could only collect nineteen collars.
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Associated Press Dispafch.l
NASHVILLE. November The Republicans
fired a salute Of one hundred guns In this city
this afternoon. in honor Of the reelection OF
Grant and their success IN Tennessee.
Reports Of the election received here from
Democratic and Republican sources make the
Congressional delegation stand as follows
First District Butler Republican.
Second Distributions hurEf ltepu Dlcln.
Third Observation-Disclosures, Republican.
Fourth DisJict-Bright, Democrat
Fifth nistrict-Harr1sun, Republican,.
sixth District-Gibbs, Republican,
Seventh District-Atkins, Democrat.
Eighth DistriCt-Nunn, Republican.
Ninth District-LewiH, Republican.
For state at LarEe-Maynard.
Z subsequent figures make no changes, the
delegation viii stand eight Republicans 70
two Democrats. Il was not expected that the
Republicans would carry under the appor-
tionment law, more than two districts. The
Democrats do not yet give up Whiuhorne in
election Of Maynard. Returns from Middle
and West Tennessee show that Brown has lost
heavily upon hrs vote for Governor IN lefes
and fears are entertained in Democratic quar-
ters that he has been beaten.
Republicans expected no such result and
are astonished at the prospects. Brown s
losses in williamson, Giles, Cheathan, Madi-
son, Lauderdais, Handeman, Weekly, Henry,
shelby, Davidson, DeHalb, Smith and Lin
coin amount to lu.0lQ " hilst Freeman makes
gain Of IO08 inlHaywO0d. II the same relative
loss is kept up in Middle and West Tennessee,
majority in East Tennessee. The Republicans
have made large gains in the Legislature, but
nothing definite is yet known as 70 the COM
plexion Of that body.
Columbus.
C0rr-.fRr-s November The following is
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Notice Of Dissolution.

rffHE firm OF J. s. Hatcher & Co, has this day
u been dissolved by mutual consent, Thos.
Il Cooke retiring. j. $. Hatcher is alone au-
thOrized to settle the outstanding business Of
the late firm Of ]. s. Hatcher 8 %.
,. s.. HATCHER,
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1872. THOs. II. COOKE.
- i viii continue the Book and Stationery
business at No. SIS Main street, under the
firm name and style OF j. 3. Hatcher & Co.,
ana respectfully ask OF my friends and the
public a continuance OF their patronage.
nO3 j. &. HATCHER.
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PADUCAH.
Terrible Accident on the E. 8 p.
Road.


A Ladies' Car Vaults Down 40 Feet
-TwO Persons Killed and Eighteen
MangIed.
CAIRO, Ills, Oct. 11.-The ladies' car
on the express train of the Paducah and
Ehzabethtown Railroad, jumped the
track last night, eight miles from Fad
ucah, and went down forty foot en-
Dankment, landing bottom upwards and
demolishing the car which contained about
twenty passengers, nearly all Of whom
were more or less injured. Two
were killed outright--a little girl
named Georgia Jordan, of Clarksville, and
Neal Defassi,a tobacco agent for the Italian
government. He was found standing on
his feet leaning against the car dead. The
wounded are A. S. Harrington, Henry
Burnett, Mrs. Thornberry, Mrs. j. r.
Cobb, NJ. Livingston, Miss Matte Ross, j.
Levy, Col. Baker, ali of Paducah, and Mrs.
Cameron Thompson, Cincinnati, Mrs. Sey-
mour Perkins, Elkton, KY, Mrs. n. j.
Cobb, New Albany, Ind, seriously, Mrs.
Cook, Clarksville, Mrs. John ii. Baker,
Louisville, and Dudley Cost Of Christian
county Ky.
The wife of James Beverly, clerk of the
steamer James Fisk, had her hair caught
in the wheel so that it was necessary to cut
1t of close to the head before she could be
released. Her child in her arms was un-
hurt. Mrs. Cobb, of Paducsh, had leg
SO badly fractured as to necessitate ampu-
tation. Her condition is critical. Much
credit is due the officers of the road and
the citizens of Paducah, who were prompt
ly on the spot with surgical aid, and did
everything possible. to alleviate the suffering
of the wounded.
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TOTAL ABSTINENCE.
The CIereIand.Conunntio,,

CLEVELAND, o.. Oct. 11.-Tbe Catholic
Total Abstinence Union of America re-ss-
sembled this morning at $50, and remained
in continuous session all day. A large
amount Of business was transacted and the
following officers were elected: Rev. Jas.
McDevitt, of Washington, D. c., Presi-
dent; Robt. Wilson, ofNew York, first Vice
President; Maj. 3. J. 0. Driscrol, of
Washington, D. c., Secretary; Thomas e.
Noonan, Of Providence, Rhode Island.
Treasurer; j. D. Hawley, of Philadelphia,
Sergeant at Arms. The obligation of office
was administered by Rev. Father Byrne, of
New Jersey, to the President, who in turn
administered it to the remaining officers.
The convention was in everyrespects a sue
cess and the delegates expressed them
selves of the opinion that they left nothing
undone to advance the interests intrusted
to them. At p. NJ. and after prayer the
convention adjourned sine die. The next
annual convention viii be held Oct. 8, 1873,
in the city of New York.
SCRANTON, Pa, Oct. 11.-There was an
immense demonstration and parade of the
Father Mathews society here yesterday.
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TIE BEST YET.

We have had many stories about the
SaSacity of animals, most of which are &c
be taken at the best with grain of salt;
but here is one that comes from Lebanon
KY, that requires whole handful of the
appstizing muriate Of soda to make it palat.
able. 1t appears that a sick LADY, dwell
ing in Lebanon, was ordered by her phvsi-
clan to eat wild meat only, as nourishment.
during tie continuance of her illness, but,
as game did not abound in the vicinity of
Lebanon, there was some difficulty in OBJ
tanning the requisite supply. What was to
be done? Game must be had, and there
were no apparent means of procuring it..
The family cat, Observing the perplexity
that prevailed in the household
OF her mistress, and moved, doubt
less, with desire to prove her
gratitude for milk and other delicacies that
had been profusely spread before her as oc-
casiOn demanded, ceased 10 watch her ia
miliar rat-holes and sailed forth. Towards
evening she returned with a wild
rabbit, and thus it was for many days until
her mistress recovered. She then went
back to her old manner of life, leaving rab-
bits to occupy their burrows in peace.
This is cat, indeed. We don't believe a
word of it; but, as there are many who
will swallow it entire, and quote it as a won
derful example of the reasoning powers of
animals, we give it such circulation as lies
in our power to do. The Kentucky paper,
to which we are indebted for the
story, vouches for its truth. We suppose
that ought 10 be sufficient, but we are
ashamed to admit that is not, by any man
ner of means,
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CELESTIAL LUNACY.

The Celestials resident in California
follow as far as possible the customs of theil
country. They lately celebrated the ''au
tunnal festival" or harvest home. As
far as we can make out the Chinese looB
upon the moon as the divinity which pre-.
sides over increase and plenty. Childless
mothers visit her temples during the festi-
val, which lasts for four days and pray for
the taking away of this reproach, for with
these people as with the Jews, Hindoos, and
other peoples, to be without issue is consid-
cred great misfortune. Childhood is in the
care of dame Luna, and the chrildren
have a pretty right called "rewarding the
moon" Cakes are 1hade circular in imita-
ton of the full moon, and many of them
have rabbit painted on them to remind
the buyers of The faithful little animal who
is pounding rice in the moon. 1t is one of
the legends of the Chinese that the moon
is Inhabited by race of beautiful females.
Bills are presented to customers at the be-
ginning Of the season of rejoicing, and who
ever does not pay at least part Of his reck
oning stands poor chance of being trusted
again. The San Francisco Call of Sept. %
gives an account Gf this autumnal festival
and its celebration by the Chinese in San
Francisco.