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Mr.. a. S. BURGESS STATEMENT.

A reporter yesterday evening had tho good
foztuio 10 moot 2lr. A. =. Burgess, conductor of
tho Pullman palaco-car on tho train, and e1citel
from TINT gentleman great deal Of informa-
tion. Dlr. Durgoss states that he started out
with all unusually largo number Of sleoping-car
passengers, enough to fill two conclles. Tho
train only took QUO coach, tho Louisiana" in-
tendng to attach another to tho train at Willow
Btation. As thoro was no room In tho rcar
car for thoso gentleman, some forty or
tllly iu number, they wandered forward
to tho front eud of tho train, to
await tho attachment Of the second Pullman
car Sono Of them remained in tho smoking
car md other coaelos in front, while tho rest
returned to their plcopiug-npart,nentg 10 Bocuro
bortlaa When tho collision occurred, Mr.. Bur-.
xcss was standing ut tho door Of tho car mark
ing Oft berths for the passengers On tho diagram.
Tile iiiat concusBion threw him forward against
tho door, tho second hurled him over tho brake,
und the third back agnin to tho door. His
clothes woro torn mud lis logs somewhat bruised,
hut ho Immediately went forward with tho
rest of tho passengers to soe what was the mat
ter. "Noycr III my Afo, eaid ho, shave Wit
nca.ed hrch uigAt. It WIS tho fifth collision
III which was participant, but ne or did SEQ
I,:cE utter misery. In tho meadows on either
ing in agony,-tl,oir flosh boi1ad off them. Tho
freight engine had run cloan underneath tho
s,nokinscar, and tho.o exploded s|lattering the
car into little pieces, and blowing tho occupants
high up Into tho mir, and oyor tho fonco into
tho meadows. The other engine burst at
tho snno tino. A na,,-I don't know who 1t
wns-ran up to mo, sariolsiug with agony, and
threw himself into my arma. tried to ho]l
linn, but lin cloths toro oil him, aMd tho tloBh
caAlo Off with them. waa nearly stunned at
tho sight. There were dozon or moro, stripped
6tark nakcd, running up and down, crazy with
pain. They wero touring at their bolieB, aud
touring of groat handBful OF fleah. Tho paason-
gers behaved admirably. They took up tho
victims md carfod tlcm into tho coaches
tultl thom to bring thom into tho slooping-car,
mud thoy did. First thing know, lilo Indies,
Giu1 bless thom! Wero toaring up their undor-
clothing to bind UP tho Hut1orors. Why sir, in
talf minuto they lad scarcely anything loft OH
lnenl. Tloro WIS round ouo ma!l'h hand a lace
handkerchief that must hayo cost small for
tune. One lady thrust something into my hand
to tic round n mall's arm which looked lko-
vol, uuaorclutAing, I could not stand
,at any longer. 7 did not caro-
Elat thu company said, 80 just gayo orders to
open tho lockers mud tear up anything tint canio
aundy. And thoy did. Thore were two or tt,roo
1adiuA tcari,g shoets into longths to bind up
wn.utls, whilo hn!f-a-1ozen othora woro biutllng
taoul around tho bloody arms and holios Of tho
worried There's ]vr card God bless
l.or," and l.o handed tho reporter =
card marked Mrs. l1obert hfcCart,, No. 212
t,outh Colltro Btroot, Bloomington" ~ said
wus,]d get ar name into tho papers, md ahc
begged me not to, hut thpTD it. ill.,"
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BEAronTu, Ont, Aug. IA man named
Scott, q school teacher, arrived here from Do
trott on Friday, and vent to his fathor'a house.
five miles from hero, whore ho met his vito aud
child. They stArted Saturday morning for HRS.
8oost's fathers place. Thia morning q man pass
ing through tho woods noar BY heard q
child crying. On searching he found tho fathor
and mother quito dead, with their throats cut.
1t ia supposed that Scott cut hts wifo'B throat
and thon bis own. No motive can DO assigned
for committing the horrible deod.
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Result OF DrRlnEkcnncas.

Lou1sy1LLE, Aug, 17.-Threo atalacoldents,a all
tho reault Of drunEennoss, occurred on tho L. &
N. Il. Il. to-day. Wont Brown, colored,. at-
tempted to gct aboard Of a morning train while
III rapid motion, at Blort Limo Junction, vas
jorkod underneath the vhoola aud killed. In
toxicatoJ.
John OMara, an Irish scotion-hand, waH run
ovor at Mnldrougha Hill. whlo lyiu; asleep on
tho track, and had hiH head cut OH from ILLS
body.
An unknown man. also sootion-isntl, lay
down on the track near Boston Station. aud was
run ovor by train aud instantly killed.
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OTHER INTERVIEWS.
Among those who wore called upon by a re-

Among those who wore called upon by re-
portor WAS
DR.. n. r. FIERCE,
OF Lomont, e1-State Senator, and gentleman
Of considerable professional ability. Ie said
that on Saturday night he WAS called upon by
the station agont, Mr. Huston, to repair as
quickly aB poBsib!o to tho aceno Of the
accident, and do what ho could; to allo-
yatc tho aulforings OF such Of tho passengers
AZ wero injured. Mr.. Huston had warned tho
conductor Of tho freight train that he could not
by any possibility make up tho Lost ttmo, and
TINT It was foolhardy and criminal venture to
attempt it. Tho conductor had turned a doaf
ear to Ills romonatrancoa. uo had watched
au1ionHly, In M agony OF fear, tho
departing freight train, and when tho
craBh OF tho oolliBion occurred, four milos away,
ho had heard 1t distinctly, and theroupon sum-
monod medical aid. This statement, Dr.. Plorce
says, Was corroborated by twonty or moro intolll-
gent porHona who heard tho concussion, md who
learned from 1t alone that the terrible accident
they dreaded Ind occurred. It fortunately hap-
ponod that freight train WAS lying on aide
track, and to got up Btoam was
work which consumed very littlo timo. Dr..
FIeroe Dr.. DarnoB, aud J. Il. Nuce, Of Chicago,
and Dra. Thorpe and Uoombos, Of Lomont,
embarked on tho engine with Mr. Huston.
Supposing that in 4 collision tho oasualties
would require prompt surgical attention, these
gentlemeu took their oBsea Of inatru-
monts, and embarked. When they reached
tho soono ut tho catastrophe they
found that tho injuries woro all caused by
tho anoot Of tic steam from tho OK
plolod boiler Of tho euglno,, The passengers
had boen busily employed In caring for tho
Wounded but the doctors could do no more than
a11nvfhte thn AHnDteh nf tfja nhrbnifBl VintiTDH.
Tho shsicke, groanB, cries for wator, wore nhook-
Ing to eyon those yoterans In human suffering.
70 such a. could bs helped, they administered
opium and morphine, to those In the dlroat
agony thoy freely gave chloroform. Meanwhile
tGoy sent back to Joliet for carron oil llniment.
Meanwhile thoy did tAo!r best to protect the poor
crontures by wrapping thom up In whhteyor
tAoy could GOT. Mr.. A. 8. Burgess, conductor Ut
, 1873-08-18

Special Nspatoh to Tho Chicu0o Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Aug. T.-IhiB morning, Whilo
threo brothors, named Busch, vera rowing about
tho river to pick up driitwond, tho brother who
Beryed as oarBman struck cooked gun with luis
feat, and discharged lllo cotohta intt tho breast
OF his brother Frod st tho holm. lilo injured
boy lived about fifteen minutes.
, 1873-08-18

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 17,--Ths Hon. William
Ii. Meredith died hero to-day, aged n. Ho was
q very prominent lawyer; Secretary OF the
preaent aud laat Constitutional Conyeution Ut
THU Btato.
New YozE, Aug. 17.-Tho Journals Of nomo
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pupil Of Canova. =
CINurNNATrt Aug. f7.--Danial Gann, ono Of
onr oldoat and bcst-known eitizcns, and an cnr}y
pionoor, died to-tay, in hiH 80th yoar. :.
Tho gdxettea Fort Wayne special says tho
Hon. Welhan Stewart. 4 prominent cltfzon OF
that place, wan thrown from hls buggy yostor-
day. and diel to-day.
, 1873-08-18
GREAT BRITAIN,

GREAT BRITAIN,
LONDON, Aug. 17.-GlndBtono has beon legally
adviaed that his ro-olootion to Parliament IL not
required by htn assumption Of the Chancollorship
Of tho E1choquor.
- h1nny coal-pits in Leiceatorshlro hayo beon
c1osed, several Thousand minors having atr1oh,
In consequence Of dissatisfaction with tho weSh--
ing Bysten1,
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i :" tho :, h0uae. fallipg n shis, thoy
and Arr. Spinner plncod lis wlolo force at tito
dspoaal Of tho doctors, and tried to ina1to al tho
8uforora who oamo In as comfortable na roasi-
bio. Tho Gnult Hounc also offorod ahe1tor, and
ono man namod Cunningham, brakeman on tho
tratn, WAC talton In there with Il brokcn leg. uo
Ia doing protty veil. -,
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SPAIN.

MADRID, Aug. 17.-It is officially eta.cd that
the entire Carlist forcos in Spain do not oxcood
200 infantry, AGO cavalry md artillery. 49,,
Tho insurgents. OF Cartagona havo released
and armod 800 convfcts. =.
Ono of tho vessola Of tho National hlookadiug
foot has boon disnblcd by sholl. p.
Tho CarllstH In tho vicinity Of Billion havo
fred upon Spanish, French, and English voBsola.
Several mon on board wore killed and wounded.
[Hernld specal.l 15..
LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Herald correspondent
at Cartagona tolographs Tint Martinez Ca1npos
boslogoa the city, With 6000 soldiers, two batto-
RIGS, and twolVo mortars.
Tho British doet continues to guard tho robol
frigates. III.
The German md British Consus havo loft tho
city.
, 1873-08-18

Sreetai Dtspaseh to The Chicago Tribune.
RoogronD. ILL.,, Aug. 17.--JudGo Vandyko, Of
tho County Court OF this county, has Bont in hiB
resignation and loft the city.
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Conforencc with tho Utcs Arranged.
Washington, D. G., Aug. 17.-Tho Board Of
Indian Commissioners have made arrangements
for holding 4 conference with tho Uto Indians
aomo time during tho present month.
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DENMARK.

CopENuAoEN, Aug. 17,--rho Czarowitoh md
family are visiting tho King Of Denmark at
Frcderensburg.
Tho Grown Prince Frederick William Of Cor
many, has arrived at Malmio, on his way to
Frederonsburg.
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Ocean Stcnrnn1lip Noyvs.
New yonE, Aus. 17;-Arrived- -stoamora
Egypt and City Of New York. from Liverpool.
, 1873-08-18

AUSTRIA,

AUSTRIA,
VIENNA. Aug. 17.--1u tho machinery depart
mont Of Tho Exhibition, diplomas Of honor hnve
heon awarded to Now York aud Philadelphia.
.Twenty-eix United States exhibitors roceivo med
as for rrogroas, ninetoen lnedals Of merit, mud
oightoon cortiflontoB OF cxcollonco.
[Fftratd Ca1't.]
VIENNA, Aug. t7.--The declaration Of tho list
Of mutnla Is still pondlng. diploma has boon
gigon to tho Board Of Survey md Lighthouse
9ervlco, making a total Of ten diplomas to tho
United statss. England receives thirty.
, 1873-08-18
TUESDAY, Aug. 10,


This Elegant Property h tho Chicago Milwaukee
Bt. Paul Railroad located Central Park, Tnkham.
Rtdogwsy. And LawndaloAvs These lots form pntt Of
Doohos subdivison Esoy lot Ia snpp!lod with purs
tesan wc,l water fra to al Gtandar IL
holng puvcdi which will have oonttnnous drive to tbs
eentEc of the city. Those lots dtsant half milo
from tho gtost Car Shops and directly wcst
Of Humboldt Park. Communication tho st. Paul Road
about tho srcos faro and tho distance about
four i1os from tho depot At adisons bdgn Tho st.
Paul Road has already established this property s
station, known Humboldt Park with guarantee that
Ill accommodation trains shall stop hcso nko up and
discharge passengers. This road will into tho city
on KfnEos and land III passengers at tho Pittsburgh
Fort Waono Depot, 1T tho wea4 end ot Madison.st.
Bridge It would bo difficult to conceive Of botser fae
tics for rapid and cheap communication with any part OF
tho city than oro reallzod Parios dossng property
for speculation 0coupaton hlould mot fail to attond
ths salo Tltlo portonta printed abstract furnished
with each lot Torms OF sale10 per cent oa. At me OF
sale, Is cont In 30 days. balance In aud yoars,
with sper cont interest froo train Of will start
from tho Pittsburgh Fl. Wayne Dcpot at Madson..t.
BRIDGE on Tucsday, August 49, at oc1oot returning
after tho sale. Tho Mammoth Tont usod only By Ellson
Fostor will bo oructed on tho ground.
AFREK TRAIN or CARS Will start from the Pitts
burah Fl. Wayne depot, At 1Iadsou+t. bridge, On
Tuesday, August 49, O'Clock, stopping 1t Hastcdat
Park Station, and WostenAv returning aftor tho alo
Ellison FOSTER, Auetonecss.
, 1873-08-18

BofuR Boliamy'a SubdivIaon Halated-at. north Of
Viuoonnos. havoon Eshtyfourth and Eighty si1th-
sts and fronting Green, Peoria. BanEAon. aud Nor
8aa-sts., and Ia splendid. high ground With por-
soct drainage. Houth Euglowood IL desnad to bo
Of Chioago's finest suburbs. It ia Situated tho
Vnconneo Hdgo 10 eot above the loypl Of Chicago d.
rout5 south at tho city, ualatost, passing through It,
tho South Parks Tho depot said 10 bo tho nent tho
enttre road Tho stroes all graded. sdowalka atd
and largo number Of shade troes sot out Tloro is
good SCHOOL house, and snmo Ano sosdoncos already
occupied Stock to tho amount Of 45 600 has boon nu
sUEibcd for hotol and church. and sovoal stores w
also bo built PARTON owning adioinug property arc
bound by contract to sect twenty buildings for
three About twontY buildings In Of
erection, sx Of which brick with handsome ewOl
fronts. Tha 10 tho only point At which Halstcds and
4nconnos.kv. accessible By railroad. VfncsnnDs.av.
and Hslstodst. In perfect condition. thus a9osdnx
elegant drivos to tho parks and city. Tho railroad faei
tics good thirtoon daily traus stopping ut tho dopot
which within 800 foot Of this propsry. Communication
fare. 8 centa each way. A SPECIAL FREE TRAIN
Lac p day Of sao and rotuEn at ?. Froo ttok.
cts mud plas will bo furnished by A. i A. D. BELLA.
MY. Room 5. Nos. 1b7 and Ib9 La8ao.ot Of ELLISON
FOSTER, 81 Markot-tt., or at tho ttaia.
TERMS OF SALE-10 per cent At timo Of sa1o; Is po&
cont in 80 days; balance in !, and years. with por
cent interest," Tito parao Printed abstracts furishod
With zach lot mammoth pavilion will be osootel on
salo.
special fras train will leave tho Rock Island dopo
Van Buron-s. At LAB m day Of sale. stopping at
Tnonty yseoond Thirty first, Thirty ninth and Forty
ond-sta and Rock Island Car-Shops, and roturn at
Pm.
ELLISON & FOSTER, Auotioneers.
, 1873-08-18

Tie following telegram WAS received at tho
Pacific Hotel yesterday morning from Gov.
Deveridgo;
Send mo tho uataca Of tho citizans Of Hprlnghod
aud Of tho ntt2cheH Of the Tnnitontiary, killed OF
Woundsd in tha recent railroad accident.
An answer WAS sent by Mr. James H. Ray
mond, who mas In tho city. and III BOON as the
Governor heard OF tho condition Of ;AIr. Smith,
tho Warden OF tho pon!tont.ary, ho tolograpAod
to Dr.. Oanisius, ono OF tho Commissioners
residing lu Aurora, TO 60 to Joliet
aud aaaumo charge Of tho institution
immediately. Dr.. Canistua took special train
sud reached tho city in tho afternoon, going to
Joliet BY tho 0 O'Clock train. Mr. Philo J.
Boyeridgo, Private Secretary to the Governor;
WAS With the sufferers yesterday looking after
their wants and sending kilograms to their faml-
lies.
THE WET side nnI0da.
Too much prafgo cannot be given to tho pro-
prlotors Of tho Weat Side briggs House for
their roadincsa to administor consolation Of
subatantial nature. No aoonor did thpy boar Tho
nowH than they sent out food for one hundred
poraona. II Ia truo that auoh consolation was
not uoeded, but It showed the disposition
, 1873-08-18

oa thursday, August le. 1879 ate ,. m... 1c1pro.
Seod 70 ;o ~ tabio 4nGtion the eo99n1 o. hHlus
FIXTURES implements, HhoMcasns, Iains, Oils, lAss.
n. lEVlS HAHrEiA
Constable aud Aueu1ny,
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Marine Disasters.

STEAMSHIP PETERSBURG (Br), Baik previously reported
taken into Bermuda after being ashore has exam.
ined previous to goth INST ana onnd very much
her plates on bottom buged slightly, giving them wayy
appearance the joints, where the plates unite, little
separated and some of the bolts started just under the
hatch, about third OF her length from the bow and
about four feet from her keel the larboard side
plate cracked In entire breadth and about midshps
side there hole about eighteen inches In cir
conference half OF which Is stopped up by stone-the
damage done Is AIT, where the rudder post
fan which was strongly supported by an iron clamp
firmly boted over 1t. Is broken into three pieces the
very much Clipped from being IN contact with The
ne kef ana one aide sc hsns re-
sraghen the keel by heating it and the sternpost
pablc consistency, when they will be returned thei
former positions Repairs TO the other damages are
going such caulking placing patches the hole
crack and other places requiring Them which will
occupy some ten days After being thus repaired the
Petersburg will proceed 70 New York TO undergo thor
ough repairing.
sTEAnsuIr FALCON, Haynie, from Baltimore 2d for
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY g. ls73-TRlPLE SHEET

Clapp.
Bark John Han tBr), Durham. Brunswick-J Win
chester Co.
Brig ASHER 3D. Benton Halifax, Ns-D De Wolf 4
Co
schr Sam Slick Ur, Mugford, Penarth Roads for or.
ders-G Bulley.
schr Dazzer lBrl. Vale, salonica-G Y BulIey.
Schr Geraldine, Farrell, Greyown, Nic-Strout Bros
schr Garrett Wright, Chopper. Rock Sound-B Wen
berg.
schr Edward Lee. Tobin, Harbor Island-John r Bur
nett
De Wolf Co.
Bracket.
schr j W Maitland. Colcord, onville-Bentley.
schr Ida Lewis, Huestis. Observation-Disclosures Beat
tie. -
scnr Harry Shepherd, French. Observation-Disclosures
ton Hawkins o.,
schr Jennie Pike, Robbins, Chareston-BeAtey, Gil
dersleeve Co.
Schr j Watts, Watts. Portsmouth
Schr Vermilllon Allen Salem-R w Ropes GO:
Schr Trade Wind, Ingraham, Boson-Candia Pres
schr Carrie Rich, Higgins, Provncetown-E crowen
&c.
schr 2 Acken, Meade, stamford-stamiord Manufac-
turing Co.
steamer Tacony, Nicnois Philadelphia.
Steamer Sinners, Warren, Philadelphia
Steamer Bristol, Wallace Philadelphia.
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THE LAST ACT.

Impressive Funeral OF the Late James
w. Wallack In the ssLitt1e Church
Around the 0rner''-Distinguis hed and
Frnternal Northumberland in Green
wood.
The Church of the TRANSPORTATION, known honor
ably In the literature Of humanity the Little Church
Around the Corner the yesterday of another
touchngly sad the last religious rites the
lfeess remains of James w. wallack, the well known
and popular actor whose sudden death was re-
Gently announced. The little edifce quite crowded
with theatrical and other friends of the deceased, of
whom he drew about him In his life great number
Among those Of note who were present were Mr. sher
Niblo's Garden; Mr.. Charles FIGHTER. Of the Grand
Opera =, House, Mr. George Wood Of the Mu
Of each theatre; John lrongham, Mr.: sothern,, Mr.
Magonigle, Mr. Mcvcker Mr.. Wheatley, Mrs +. 5 Chan
frau and many others whose names are known TO the
theatre going and newspaperreadng public were also
present
The remains lay front of the altar In n beautiful
rosewood coffin elaboratelv decorated with silver mount
ings, and on a massive plate were inscribed the
and dates of birth and death Of the deceased artist The
the gift OF the children of Mr. John Lester Walack
and ut the foot lyre presented by Mr. and Mrs Edwin
adams The communion table was also covered with
The REV. Dr. Houghton OBLIGATED in the ceremonies
and the chief mourncs were Mrs James W. Wallack her
mother, the widow OF William Rufus Blake and Mrs J.
Blake, widow OF Dr.. John Blake; Mr. and Mrs.
John Lester Walack and the members of their family.
The pail bearers exMayor A. Oakley Hail. Theodore
George Freeman John Gilbert and Mr.. Mount
The musical portion of the services was composed of
two ny the Rock of Ages and Of the anthem,
II heard voice from heaven"
The loved remains after the services had closed
conveyed to Greenwood aud inferred beneath the green
TURF the procession thher being very large and dis
tinguished.
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PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY %, 1878.
CLEARED.

Steamship Trnacria CBr, Thomson, Glasgow -Hendcr.
Bros
steamship Columbia Curtis, Havana--wm T CLYDE A
Co.
steamship Southern (Br Hatfield, Quebcc-He wlett h
Torrance.
steamship Leo Dearborn. Savannah Murray Ferris
Co
Steamship wyanoke, Couch, Norfolk. City Point and
Richmond-Old Dominion Steam ship Go.
Steamship Regulator, Freeman, Observation-Disclosures
Steamship Co.
Steamship Neptune Baker. Boston-I Dmock
Bark Albuera tBr), Thomas London-Peabody Willis A
Co.
Bark Minnie Carvn tBr Marten warrenpoint--Da-
vd Bingham.
Bark Arstides Norl. Olsen, Queenstown or Falmouth
for nrders-Teteus Bockmann.
Bark Hattie Hall, Sleeper. odessa--J d Ingraham
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The Late Sister Marie Lfgouri, of the
Convent OF the Visitation.


The funeral of Sister Marie Lgour Mother Superior.
of the Convent OF the Visitation who died Sunday
last took place yesterday forenoon from the chapel
that institution of johnson and Pearl streets
The deceased, who of the most accomplished
and devout of the Order of the Visitation about
fortytwo years of age and had been inmate of the
Convent in question since 1855, period of eighteen
years She sister Of the Wernig brothers. the cele
brated cornet players of New York was a lady of
high order OF musical talent, having for many
years been the music teacher of the school
OF the Visitation The funeral services, which
were attended by the Right Rev Bishop
Loughn and several priests of the diocese
OF most impressive character. The casket con-
tanning the remains literally covered with the
rarest OF floral offerings tributes OF affection respect
for the memory the departed relgeuse former
pupils who thr0nged the building and she'd
turned their thoughts back through the OF wears
and more realized the presence OF the happy
girlhood DAYS when they had dwelt with so much
love and veneration upon the gentle instruction of
Sister Ligouri, who had gone TO receive
her eternal reward. The requiem mass Schmidts)
sung, excelienty rendered by volunteer CHOIR com
posed Of former pupils under the leadership Of Miss
tarisn The sacrifice of the mass offered by the
Very Rev. Dr. Turner, Vicar General of diocese as
sisted by Rev Fathers kieIy and oiars deacon and
sodality the latter wearing black and white also
Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbnsh
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mo ALL. AND PARTICULARLY INvALIps. THIS

UrO ALL. AND PARTICULARLY INvALIDS, THIS Is
i trying season. Indications of sickness should at
once be attended Fatal diseases be caused by
allowing the bowels 70 become constpated and the sys
TEN remain in dsordered condition the dsor.
der has had time develop itself IAN ounce of preven-
ton worth pound OF curc' is an old and truthful
saving Therefore advise all who are troubled with
the complaints now very prevaent-headache indges-
ton dsordered hvsf want Of Appetite nausea Or fever
DRAKE PILLS. We know OF no remedy so harmless
and decisive in Its action II at strikes at the root
of the disease and produces healthy tone to the sys
tenn People never need suffer from any disease arising
from ds0rfered condition of the liver IL they would
take this excellent medicine when they feel the first in.
dcations OF the malady. Families leaving home for the
Summer months should take three four boxes OF these
Pills with them: They have almost instantaneous
effect They will relieve the patient Of adache in
sME nosI s and will rapidly cleanse the sur
tack. They are sold by all druggists JOHN y. HENRY
Nos and College place, New York, Wholesale Agent
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steamships Columbia, for Havana; Leo Savannah
wyanokc, Richmond, &c; barks Cleta London; 0nrust
Monrova, &C; Argosy, London; briggs volant st john
Nh; Nautilus Richmond nc; schrs Hiawatha, Green
Turtle Cay; EveInc, Barbados; Carleton Nassau. NV
rover Charleston; Lucia Murchson, Wilmington, Nc
WIND nj sunset SSE.