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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

The Emperor of Russia has just received
from Professor Palmieri a novel and in
genious self-registering thermometer. BY
it all appreciative changes in temperature
are not only faithfully recorded, but also
announced by the ringing of little bells
An instrument of such value should not DO
permitted to remain in the sole possession
of Court, and it is hoped that descr1p-
ton of its form of construction will soon
be given to the world.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

ARRIVAL OF MRS. F. q. o'BYRNE.-This
talented lady has arrived incur city and proposes
give several readings in the Of the month
She has . high reputation throughout the North
and west elocutiOnSt and is universally known
under the sObrQuet of PiPS" recent number Of the
VicksburG Herald says:
In reciting the Sistsr Of Charity Madame oByrne
held her audience ut WILL and the deep and touching
pathos which marked both voice and geture felt n
every past Of the hall. death like stiffness pre-
vailedsdurinR the tragic and sublime walking of
" Lady Macbeth" which created feeling Of genuine
awe, followed by continued applause Tho native
humor Of this lady shone out quite in the
"JackdRw of Rheims" and " COokney," which were
rected with splendid effect The whole entertainment
from beginning to end really hne without doubt
tho best Of the kind that has been listened in
this city. .
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

PASTOR OF ST. MIcHAEL's CHURCH, We are
happy to announce that the Rev. T. Heslin,
for some time past curate at st. Patrick's has
been promoted to the passionate of st. Mi
chaeps church, Annunciation Square. He win
be installed and formally introduced to the
congregation to-day, at High Mass, by His
Grace, the Most Rev. Archbishop. Though
ordained but very few years, Father Heslin
has won the esteem and love of all classes of
our people by his zeal in their welfare.-and
of the high regard in which he is held by our
clergy and chief pastor, the Most Rev. Arch
bishop, the strongest evidence is his appoint
ment to SO important a position as that Of
Pastor of st. Michaers church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

Remember that at every Mass on Christmas
the collection is for tho Seminary. Over
thirty young mon are being educated for the
ministry at the cost of the Diocese and these
selections are about the only sources of revo-
nue. to meet the heavy expense. By oontrbut-
ing literally to this great work you arc pro
viding spiritual life for youE children a. your
fathers provided it for you.
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Money.

The gentlemen VINO nave cnAx80 OF 1Af.
Spinner's notes are getting over their fright
We do not speak Of the smart ones who
were never frightened at all, but held on
to their money for the purpose OF getting
bigger rates for IL on tho street. We speak
of those timid folks who had plenty of
money and have kept 1t looked up for
several months because they feared to trust
1t out Of their hands on any kind Of securi-
ty. They suspected tho value Of every
thing bat money-seaI estate, stocks,
bonds, agricultural products, and every
thing. They overlooked the fact that IL
the property of the country met. with o
permanent decliRe in 'value, greenbaeks
would share the same fatess i-.,a
So they have held on to theif cnrrenoy
until it was commenting to mold. In the
meantime they have been getting no profit
from it. On the contrary, they have had all
the trouble Of standing guard over it and
the anxiety Of fearing that 1t would get
stolen or burned up without insurance.
This thing has gone. ,on until these soft
capitalists are heartily sick of it and the
prospect is that they will now rapidly
come to their senses.
People ought to be always. reasonable
and it is unreasonable to suppose that
property which has always been profitable
is going to cease being SO without any
change in it's intrinsic value or its sur
rounding circumstances. Just in Louisiana,
it may not be unreasonable to fear, that
property will continue to depreciate in
value from continuing misgovernment, but
throughout most of the States, there is no
eeason whatever to suppose that land will
be permanently worth less per acre than
heretofore, and yet people were quite un-
willing there, as we'll as here, to part with
their cash on mortgage security.
But an end must come to senselcss panics
as we'll as every thing else, and capital
will soon wear its usual confiding smile
again. The money is all here and it will
be launched out the more freely for q
temporary embargo. Give US little wise
legislation of city and State, cut down
taxes, retrench expenditures, show that a
reaction against evil has taken place, and
New Orleans will soon wear a more cheer
full face than before the panic.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

BEAUTIFUL V1Ews.-Next Sunday evening
Prof. Brown will exhibit his beautiful views
representing Bible scenes, st. Peters at Rome
and other Interesting places, at the hall next
tc st. Johns church. Admission SO cents for
grown persons, and 25 cents for children. The
proceeds are to go to the church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

THE BUGGY RAFFLE.-We are informed that
the buggy offered by MI. Hollingsworth for
rattle, for the benefit of the family Of the late
Capt. Fry, will be on exhibition ct the
Academy of Music for the next two dAys.
Should lady win the prize and prefer light
pony-phWtOn to the buggy, Mr.. Hollingsworth
win make tho change willingly.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

One of the most useful and acceptable pre-
sents that can be made to q youth of from
eight to fifteen years of age, is a yearly sub
seription to the Young Crusader, a monthly
magazine published by Father Byrne in Bos-
ton Mass.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

PoNTIFIcAL HIGH MASS AT THE CATHEDRAL.
Christmas Day, His Grace, tho Most Rev.
Archbishop, will celebrate Pontifcal High
Mass ut the Cathedral ut 10 o'clock. At the
end of the Mass no will give the Pspal Bene-
diotion, to which is attached Q plenary indul-
gence to those who receive it with the proper
6iRpoAitions.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

DRAMATIC PERFORMANCE IN THE THIRD
DIsTRIcr--Next Sunday evening the st. Alloy
sins Young Mems Society of the Third District
will give a performance in the School House,
Marigny street, for the benefit of st. vincents'
Home. See advertisement.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

BEST AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDIcrNE.-S0a-
fOrGs L6Usr EnvtOOrasO-a purely Vegetable CAthnreo
and ToniC-SOr Dyspepsia Constipation Debility sl'A
Headache, Bilious Attacks, and all deFnnEsmenU y.
Liver Stomach Bowels. Ask your Druggist lOk ~
BsIOGFs Of initdtioas. mhS" ~ ""
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

ST.. sTEPHEN's NEW CHURCH.-Wo under
stand that an entertainments will be given by
the Gaiety COmique Variety Club, for tho
benefit of this splendid new church, on satur-
day, 9Th inst, at st. Stephens Hall on Nspo-
leon Avenue.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

5000 SAMPLE COPIES FREE.-A one cenU
postal card, inscribed with your name ana Au-
dress, and directed to "Rev. William oyrn0'
Boston, Mass" will bring you sample copy
of the Catholic young folks monthly entl'leu
The Young Crusader.
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was mirrOred to his view, and he pressed his
hand to his forehead, Is IL endeavoring to re-
collect'his scattered thoughts.
Did you ever kN0W your father Z" continued
the priest, In the same calm, measured voice,
for all his agitation had subsidized In the dis
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

Father Vincent and ran as follows
Ny Dear ChiId.-I write to prepare you for
the worst, in case Miss Fitz Maurice should
not recover. Shsis very, gerry i'll, aud was re-
movedto st. JOseph's Asylum, Summer Hill,
sOmei weeks since, Very Rnxiously had Bbo
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REDUCTION In PRICE.

After the first of January the STAR will
be for sale at all news stands and by all
carriers and newsboys at S cents a copy.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

FATHER RxAN's CHRISTMAS CARoL-As we
are receiving numerous applications for this
poem, published in our issue of Dec. "a, 1871,
We desire to state that our edition Of that date
is completely exhausted.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

ST. PATRIcK's FAIR.-The ladies who 90
kindly volunteered their services to assist ut
this Fair are requested to meet in the Hall
next to the parochial residence, next Sunday,
s2Sth inst at O'Clock p. NJ.
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Rad himself become domented, for there was
nothing they could zee In the representation
of an English manor hail, with tho words
" AEhleigh Thorpe Manor House," written be-
meath, in n delicate female hand, TO cause
such conformation.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

SAID IN my haste alt men ere IiaFa.1 Look
ing mp apparently as if he saw the Psalmist
standing before him he said ''You said il
in your haste. David, did you7 Well, if
you had been here, you might have said it
after mature deliberation."
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

To avoid unnecessary delay, all letters,
communications and post-ofice orders
should be addressed "Editor Morning STAR"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

CALENDAR OF THE WEEK.

eraday.-....Deo. 2l-Fourth Sunday in Advent.
AGsndAy..... Dec. 22-St Thomas, Apostle.
Gusa6ay Dec. 23-Feiia.
wednesday. Dec. 24-Vigil.
Ehnrsday =. Dec. 2asrNativity of Our Lord.
Friday .....Deo a6-St Stephen, First Martyr.
Saturday. 27St John, Apostle and Evangelist.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21

Fine fashionable clothing, suitable for
making New Years calls and State occasions can be
had at halt the usual prices at N, Cogan Nos 10 and
20 Canal street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-12-21
Collections
for the Propagation Of the Faith, in the Diocese Of
Natcheg, for the wear 1873.
Collections
patronage.

Places not heard from: Bay st. Louis
Canton, Sulphur Springs and Water Valley.
F. Z. LKRAY.
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Parties interested in the Total Abstinence
Societies will find all notices concerning them
ON mage of this paper.
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Our esteemed friend, Mr.. G. Cummings, will
attend to collections for the STAR in jackson,
Miss.
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wednesday next, Christmas Eve, is day of
fast and abstinence.
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UNDERTAKEN,

UNDERTAKER,
2o5 and ao7 MAgAzine street, New Orleans.
Metallic Cases and Csskets Of all kinda. Rosewood,
Mahogany and Plain Collins. Bodice embAlnod. dis.
inferred and efuIly shipped Orders by Telegraph r
hotter promptly attended 70 Prices always
PdntSd direetaen esne with esShoases tanas as-AY
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sashes, belts and hair ribbons in great vari-
ETY., ct Levy Bros.
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A green-grOoer-One who trusts
, 1873-02-19
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, 1873-02-19

store 1,ear }yy whore her wounds wore pronounce
Cd fatal by Dr. Loonarl Sic was 7b years old,
and resided with hor son Mt No. II Ontario street.
Tho horse Ind been tlriyen by two young follows
namoa John Cook and James corbitt, and ran
away with them nbout Il milo from whore tho ac-
cldont occnrrod
Tho fifth animal mcottno ot thu Wool1on
so,,1, viii la lo1d % nt thn Gnrlnor @ i5ouso on
;ri,nradnv. Fnl, ~ for thn nnr,,oao of ciectinu
ofIIcors Ind in ortor to fliaauss aoyera1 aubioots
~ in,noriancn' inc!n,]ine tIo n,attnr of hoj1ine
an an Exnoaition thia yeer; II tic oxpoiiioncy q
cianniI,n tho ,,nmn ~ tho Asanotntidn 40 tiat il
nav e,nbrnco ali noannfonturora Of toxtile fabe
rics in iio Wat nni somil, md tho nuoation Of
having Wostorn md Southern toxt[Eo nroauc-
tionH renreson}od in thc forthconirr Onnfonniot
nj philaIc3ntia nlno vholhnr 4 10 orfcahlo or
doairnblo II 1nnnnfnctnrora to ami: anmnins In
tia Vonnn EYnosition4 w "0N>'
, 1873-02-19

Tho Academy Of Sciences Of Paris In 1870
offered a prizo Of twenty Thousand francs for
somo simple and positive sigma Of death, which
and apply. Tho most practical md satisfactory
ono given (Hays the British Medical: Press and
Circu'ar) is mentioned in late number Of Vir-
chow'a Archiu. It depends upon the fact that no
like the PERSON may appoar. Il tho circulation
continues, however foobly, the person is not
dead. All that is necessary, therefore, is to tic
q string firmly around the finger Of tho supposed
whole finger, from the string to tho tip, will
swell and generally turn blush rod. Tho test
Is exceedingly simple aad conclusive.
, 1873-02-19

Hon. T. r. Withrow is stopping ut tho Tre-
mont House.
Colonel A. Dearaff, OF St. Paul, is at tho
Briggs House.
Pauline Lucca Ia q guest at the Gardner
House.
doueral Fitzpatrick, Of Now Jersey, is stopping
ut tho Sherman House.
Captain q. D. Johnson United statoa Army, is
a guest at tho Sherman House.
Dr. Taggert, Collector Of internal Revenue in
Utah, Is guoBt at tho fremont House.
Aid. 1lcGratll'a idoas Of topography arc some-
what mixed. For his bonolt wo would state that
Durke's European Hotel. Chicago, is not III
Springfield.
How was it Alderman Mcdrath WAS not in the
Council Oh Monday night7 Was ho afraid to so
Burko's Hotel 80 fasoinato him that ho could not
got away2
What abtusticated tho mlnd Of Aid. J. J. Mo
Grath on Monday night, thut ho should declare
lo was In Springfield while waiting for nows
from the Common Council In Bllrkc'B Hotel?
Peoplo waut to know the cause Of his halluoina-
ton,
yesterday wore tho following: George ".
Wheelook, Boston Josoph Houben aud family,
Ct. Louis a. O.. Fitzpatrick, Now York y. Nc
Donnoll, Salt Lake oltyi ,Aahmcad slmons.
philadelphia Il. II. Dixon, Davenport W. r.
Singleton, Momenco; Q. Hathaway, 1T. Dodge.
Among tho arrivals at tho Gardner House yes-
terday Sore: A. e. pal1nor, Syracuse; II, D,
Spears, lafayette n. n. Brewster, Connooti.
out G. 7. Qutler, Northampton, alaAs.; J. Elbo,
+. jackson, Now York 9. i. Collniok, Il No, 35
Union Square," New York ]. 4. q. Morse, Mar
quotte.
Next h1onday and Tuesday evenings Wontloll
Phillips will occupy tho Star Course rostrum,
giving in the South Side course, md for tho tlrot
lime IN Ohioago, Ills eloquent description Of
'Sseet Lifo III Europe" On Tuesday evening
llo will .1oliyer tic leotnro which has provoked
Ho much criticism and comment IN tho East, On
, 1873-02-19
KANSAS ON THE SITUATION.

'TtB truo hnvo bcou ronezoy'a friend;
This cannot bD denied;
We li7ci cach other to defend,
And ho has been my pride.
brought him up with tondor care,
On buchwhoat cakes nud honey,
And noser let iltH foot go bare
When had any money.
pointed out the road to wealth,
And told him not to worry,
But try to kcep his present health,
And not DO In q hurry
To make himHeH the richest man
In nil tho country round,
But carefully his wayG to scnn
That no fault might DO found.
showed him honora he could win
With very little trouble,
And warned him to bewnro Of SIM
For TINT would burst the bubble.
ue thanked me for my good advice,
As though he 1ealIy meant 1t,
And satd It sounded very nicc,-
AB II M angel Hont It.
ue started on tho winning horse,
With many other racerss
They could not all succeed, Of course,
Though como Wcro splendid pay, sfTs,'
But, when tho si8nal from tho stand
Announced another trial,
That Poneroy started very grand,
There can DO no denihl.
Some say he stumbled, aome he bau!ked,
While no ono secma to Icu 1t;
But SOON John Ingalls, passed hln,-walkcd
Right straight into the Benate.
". ]. b., Atch!son, Kas.
, 1873-02-19

Among tho arrivals at tho b1attoaon House
ycstordey woro tho following: II. II. Gotty Nlug-
kogon, Milos y. Evans Cincinnati; 4. Camp
boil, Iowa , II. y. LiPsoomb, Nnyavi!lo, Moi o:
Huron George J. 0'Crady, Detroit Henry u.
l'rico, Rockford; D. Ensign ohaac, Milwaukco.
Among tho arrivals ot the Briggs House yos-
to-day woro tho following: II. Cnrroli Montana;
Il. II. Bishop, St. Jamog, Mlnn.; J. 8. Drahe,
Roclt Island A'gaa; ]. W. Bingham, Rockford
W. II. Barron, Ii Orosso; J. s. Austin, Boston;
7. q. Woodford, Cleveland.
Among tho arrivals at tho Sherman House,
yesterday, woro tic following: E. s. Goodrich,
1t. Pail Dr.. @. D. Amos, Minneapolis ". N.
Kirkpatrlc1f, Noga9noo, Mich,,; !. q. ;Whitnow,
Ailerger Buffalo II. ?; baldwin, Detroit; v.
plia P. ". Koppor, Now York.
Among tho arriyala at Durho's Europoan Hotel,
yesterday. were: Henry Rawley and @: Bortels.
Now York james 7. Long, lP;hilatlelphte; !,
4. silkmshn and .: purr G sGli{waukcs J. 4.
Wis. i. b. Loomsis, Lacrosse, Wis. j. b. md
H. NJ. Bonnott, Cincinnati; W. Modrogor and
N. O. Thompson, Rockford Q. 3. Schmidt,
Topeka, Kau. :; Edward Mickey, Janoaville, Wis.
There arc those who wish to know how Aid.
11cqrath stands on tho police. question. Tho
to attend tho Council mootings whom he la in
town, and not lido hImHolf III Burke'a Hotol,
giving out that ho Is In Springfield, As 4 dodge
It WAS a success, but not oreditablo to any Ador-
man-evon AID. Mcdrath.
Tho Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
las aecurod tho popular Now England preacher,
tho Rev. ]. O. Peck, Of Springfield, Mass, to
succeed DR.. Fowler, recontly olocted President
Of the Northwestern University, ut Evanston.
Amherst College, and about So yoars Of ago,-in
tho full Hkrou1th OF lila manhood aud yirOr. HO
, 1873-02-19

Woak 1unga and sensitive throas aro Severely tried
by the sudden changes Of temperature occurring dur
ting winters, and in consequence asthmutio afrco
uons Inflammation OF tho lungs, plouriBy, bronchitis,
and similar complaints aro sro TO DO 1oss pre-
valent Coughs and colds, the forerunners Of these
often fatai complaints and frequently tho cause Of
them, should DO prudently taken IN hand On tho first
eypnptomB, by resorting at to Dr.. Jayne'a Ex-
rectornnt, m DID, and wctried remedy, certain to
lnoyc your cold, and to exert healing and strengthens
ing effect tho pulmonary aud bronchial organs. Sold
oyery1ylicre.
, 1873-02-19

IN
TnE UNITED BrArEs ClnoulT Counr-The Com
mercial National Bank Of Chicago y. John ". Tap
pan, Collector; bill to roasain tho collection Of taxes
Oh bank stock. John Dabcock ct aly. Stephen Dowso;
aaaumpait, 1000. -Reain and Margaret spates '.
ianes Bursow trespass and oleSs1nent t50o Qa4d
Psr md aaofae r. arh Rsnl l.
=. :. T.; =; Alexander, and Joseph D. Rutter assumps
fit: III. UNITED srArx. p1srn,cr copn4-A.,tc,o,s
Of tie Estate Of Mann, Norton l. Scott V. n Wcayor
assimrail, {5oo. United States OF America " uenja.
min Joseph 1osenbach information ~ to tho aeiz-
law the nattcr of removing egars witRous atamns
j.; TaE ,9, oiacuIr oounT:-6ol olo-Augus.ua L. ohet-
Goldsmith i ston '. FieeAer appeal, SoiaEM. a.
]. McDonough V. j. Loughan ct u, appeal. 6.viaM
seigis a SpFgso pFow ssn s5 a. anRea Re@k. no,
ooes aud aas Eas 6ayeo sS iipa
n. Dahlnton. and Norman y. Judd bill for injunc-
ton, mud payment by Judd, of q robato OF Sal Oh
plato slasa for the building on tue northeast
,aer ot Monroe Nc m -, and oark streets, now
and being about to receive. such rebate, although
by he terms Of tue eontrsst tlo plaintiffs a!1cgo at
Mitchell /: Son sttacllnopt for 3i'aoo4e, On s tho
parcf IT. Don soree s'ss on s Sroai as2 of
a:su s5s so-en + Eli 9r. H. j.
y l ssss2 sa Ss;'' r. e. IL ss Gssa& 4
assosHodys:. osrss psean!; psss,a!;'' a!sfss ssS
sg sa ths out e sfGSad Ss osss st ''s e 's#s ptl %
al. Y. ". 9. Drnson; asHnu!ls sl,oou. 4a.345-Wal-
ter Btrachan " james nnd George Mitchell at.acil-
eonee:l'aont. 4asoa-wum i. Kellogg ct nj. '. J.
L. aofr and = (otf; assu,npslt, $20o 4a,ao7-svns
y. oosncliag Msourty aaann,psit, slto. la,a9s-Ed-
win s. ,Folsa ct al. Y. A. liars: ntsu!psf i7uo.ui,
-.Ju Z. v. al i,I-
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TRAGIC END OF AN EL0PEMENT
4 German shoot. H.msslf ReeaSse Of Hi'


Another tale Of domestic unfaithfuness has been
given the world In the attempted suicide of poor
German, named Felix Holtzapple. Of No. rs Riving-
ton street, who yesterday morning shot himself
through the lungs with o large-sized Colts
navy revolver. He Is young man, about
twenty.one years Of age, and has been
married about two years. 1t was not known to
any Of his friends that he had family trouble, he
always showing the greatest affection for his wife.
But his rash act has revealed the fact that the
spouse OF his heart had been unfathful to him for
some time past The remote cause of his suicidal
action was man who lives ~ Stanton street. and
the immediate cause his Wffe'S elOpement with
that individual. She had been missing from his
house In Rtvington street for some days. and ne
supposed she had gone home to Germany, as
she had signifed her intention of so doing
several times On Monday night fellow
lab0rer informed Holtzappe that his wife was
In town, he having seen her In company with the
man In Stanton street. This information opened
the husbands eyes to what before he refused to
see, and preyed 80 on his mind that yesterday
morning he resolved to end his trouble by the
pistol. His wound Is OF very dangerous nature.
the ball having penetrated the apex Of the left
lung. That the act was co0lly considered and
planned there can be no doubt, for, before making
the fatal step towards eternity, he sat down and
indicted letter, In German, to friend OF his re-
lating the cause of his departure.
He Is now in Bellevue Hospital, In precartous
condition.