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The New York herald., 1875-11-17

had NOT BY long experience learned how
to keep cool even under annoyances or manner some
people believed to be caused malcously by player
disturb the equanimIty OF another GARNER played
with extreme caution, and. seeing how careful his
skin where there was extreme risk OF miss 50 long
he could make shot well by ordinary
way. But when necessity called for IL his skill as
round. the table player was demonstrated most bril-
hantly Rudolphe made miss IN his first inning aud
Garnier made n. Rudophe followed this ~ with II.
then 20 Al II and g. making his score S4 while Gar
nicr BY brilliant playing added s % 80 his
next three innings, max ng also Is ia his seventh,
which gave him lead Of ~ Rudolphe the score
Of The game beng 35 to 81 In the eighth inning Ru-
dolphe made 20 and GARNER only Here
MOST LAUGHARLE INCIDENT
occurred as the latter took his Rudophe two
pieces OF chalk on the table edge, and quick, pan
tomimc way pointed at them, calling Carriers atten-
tion TO them by shake OF the head He wanted, 10
fact 10 know which was Garner's fearful apparently
lest there might be some dcvilish influence about
his antagonists piece which would damage
his play The incident ticked the risibities Of
the spectators immensely. Rudolphe. unmind-
full OF the laughter, went TO work quietly ana ID the
eleventh inning made IS; somewhat setting on Gar,
ners 3S made IN the ninth inning GARNER payeu
with wonderful rapidty, and the marker scarce naa
time TO announce the result OF one shot than ne hau
made another When the game was esuea sor a sGs sos
10 $50 he began 10 play rounu the
table shots, apparently TO the Ss,en,S Ssfesa.a
inning PLAYED skilfuy 10 get them into corner o.
the table The shot he had to perform was very DIM
cult one thus-from end of the table TO another,
taking three cushions with his own ball and making the
red take two, 10 get the bunch where he
war,ed chem AZ the other end This feat
was loudly applauded, particularly when his run was
as before ne let 60 his hold OF the bunch Rudoiphe
did not seem take much comfort from all this, and
missed three times succession, and only scored
when he did miss in the fifteenth inning. In this
inning GARNER again got TO work and made
49, leaving but TO complete the
r winning score OF the game. Rudolphe
looked disconifted but undertook his uphill job with
an evident determination 10 take things coolly, no
matter what he would accomplish. This, for hun,
triumph of manner; but he only made IL, and Garner
in the inning (the sixteenth very nearly ended the
agony by making within points of the required.
Rudolphe only made ?, and GARNER then made the
points easily. amid great applause.
The following
Garnier-27, s. 20, 33 l. 4, Is, l, ss. 0, 80 Is, 4e
O. 80, 600.
Rudophe-o, IL, &c, Al, l. 8. 9, %, o o. IS o, Q, o.
4, IL, 2-l69
The time OF the game was hour and forty min
utes, and the average Of the winner was 17.ll.
To-DAYs ENTERTAINMENT.
This afternoon, At two O'clock Slosson and GARNER
to play against another and Rudophe and
Cyrle Dion will play game In the evening two
games will be playedthe FIRST between Maurice DAILY
and Sexton and the second between Joe Dion and
SlosSon.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ALICANTE, Nov e-Arived bark Thos Small Ger Dill
witz New York.
BARROW Nov 15-saled, bark Mercator CSor>. Wig,
United States.
BREMEN. Nov 15-Arrved, barks Alamo Ger, Bruder
hausen Savannah; Sebastian Bach Ge, sanstedt, Phila
delpia also the Christopher Columbus New York ~.
CARDIFF Nov 1e-sailed bark Webster, Smart, Ha-
vana; schr r L Hersey, for do.
CApIz, about Nov lo-Sailed brig Eta whittemore,
Wright. United States.
DUBLIN, Nov l5-Arrved bark Maggie CBr) Chalme rs,
Baltimore.
DuSDALx, Nov I5-Anivsd, brig Cora Br, Henderson,
Baltimore.
DusKrEK Nov l4-Arrlved Paramount Holt Balti-
Guuhilda tBD Mockler, Lobos both reported
rived earer).
GLOUCESTER Nov l5-Arrived bark France Platte (FD
Lequesne New York.
Sailed 18th, bark St Patrick CBr Mclean United States
GLASGOW, Nov I5Arrived bark Skuda (Nor), johnson,
New York.
GIBRALTAR Nov 5-Arrved, brig Rock CBr, Wright Phil
adepha.
Sailed 5th brig Myronus Higgins rom certe) New
York.
HULL Nov le-Arrived bark st Pietro dtaD Brunette,
New York via Queenstown.
LIVERPOOL Nov 16-Anived bark Com Dupont Nichols
Bangor Me.
Arrived 18TH ship Harvester Boswell, Bath, Me; bark
TRADE Aus, Tarabochia, Charleston.
Sailed l5th ship Nelson (B) Walls United States barks
James Peake (Br Haben, do; Abbie (Br), Cofhl.
schr ] kranz, Howes, United States.
LONDON, Nov i5-Cleared ship Harold Haaragar (Nor),
Halvorscn, United States.
MovILLE Nov 16-Arrved, steamer Bolivia (Br) Small.
New York for Glasgow
Also arrived 18th. Polynesan CB, Brown. Mon
treal for Liverpool
PESARTH, Nov 15-Arrived in the Roads bark Antwerp
(Br), Atkinson, Pugwash
QUEENSTOWN Nov 15-Arrved barks statsminster Stang
Nor), Fschenburg New York Zelos NoD, Bruhn, do
Elena taD, vassallo. vakyrien Nor Petersen do
Catna (Aus, Suttora, do
STETrS. Nov l3-Arved. barks Yeranda (Sor Christie
phersen, New York; Martin Luther Nor) Nielsen, do
sAsrAxDKR, Nov 1-Arrved, brig Youngsters (r) oge,
New York.
VENICE Nov 5-Arved, brig Annie storer Hatch, New
York.
WARNExusDE, Nov 13-Arrved bsrks Success Nor) II
New York for Rosock; Ursus Minor NoD Jorgensen,
Baltimore for Stettin
Arrived at - Nov 15 "Cordanon from United States.
LONDON, Nov 16-The bark Apbie Franklin Gross
Newport for st Thomas had back into Newport leaking
having grounded on her way
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
.shooaer om tae saw.rd wsn. ..h0rs bid


same place.
ST J0HS NB Nov 16-The following additional disasters
reported from the late gale In the Gull o - Lawrence
square rgged reported ashore Eseuniinac
Point and half miles Of the light Schooner Ida
which left Port du Chene with salt Thursday Is ashore
Bay Duvin Island high and dry Schooner Albion roIn
New London with barley ashore Bncouche bar aud Is
condemned small schooner, laden with coal Tor char
ottetown, from Pctou ashore Cassy Cape three
mAsted schooner with pitch pine tor Charotieown + re-
ported ashore on - Johns Island small schooner Win
limestone. dismased ashore Friday night ON lnulA
Point; she Is said 10 he FROM Miramichi
ovERpuE-Ship Favorita. Greenman, sailed from Manila
june AnJer Aug for Boston, and considerable anxiety
~ ielt Al her non arrival
n massisG VEssEL-Shp Itaska Cotton. which sailed from
april 20 tor San Francisco. spoken May 81 lat
- = ION - % w. aud has not since been heard ron
rsuiLpISG-Edward O'Brien. OF Thomaston will build
ei ~ ~" ~ ge vessels Watts Co viii
schooner. -' ''' " ~ ~
LAuScnED-At Bath. Me- Nov H. By VIM Rogers a fine
builder - A"ASu' o"neu ~ '"o
A. Br9nswicK Ne 18th inst ship 1850 tons burthen
burthen. = V5s'' y -
At City Island tho 18th inst from the ward Of David
Carl, schr Barnes. owned by Barnes 10 on Sta.n
Island NY. Length ofkeel SOh feet; beam feet dent
Of hold feet She is intended for the oyster
New York
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
FOREIGN PORTS.

GoREE, Oct 1e-saled brig John Dillingham;. Emer-
GALLE. Sept 2I-saied bark British Constitution (Br)
Eyerson; Colombo and New York.
In port Oct 2 bark sotera Br, JARVIS for Aeppee, to
GIsKALrAR Oct lssaIled, bark Guglelmo Carlo Stan
ford dtan; Msresca from New York;. Genoa.
In port Oct 81 brig Rabboni. Coombs from Denia and
In port Nov Sps cars Je"hns coomb from Malaga
FOX New York windbound; Edith Hail. Bunker from Cepha
Tewed through Nov schr Mary Lord Lord from Dena
HAVANA. Nov l5-Arrvcd, brig Merick. Norgrove,
Sailed 18th steamer Gussie Stowe New Orleans; brig
Matte Russell York north Of Hatteras; schr Stephen
HALIFAX, Nov i5-Arrvcd, bark Rothemay (Bn. Evans,
sailed 18TH steamers George Cromwell CBr, Bacon (from
New York; Sydney CB and st Johns, NF; 18th Columbia
soasd 9sS montgomery '0" D0F0s'u' new YORK n1vnS
Also sailed 18TH steamers Caspian (Br Trocks from
timore iverpool; Hiberniun Br, Archer from Liver
Keith schr s do
LocgPoRT Ms, Nov 14-Cleared schr Cepola Br for la
MARBrLLA SPAIN Nov 4-sailed brig Angel tB. Fiory
MosrKvIDKo Sept 27Arrived schr Pedro vanela Evans
NASArno. Nov 4-safed bark Arkwrisht Marshall, San
Francisco
PoRro oAnELlo, Nov 4saned. brig sagua Munday. New
: PONCE, Oct 2o-Arrivsd, schr Annie Cook Cook New
In port Oct 81 schr Ed Lameyer. Muken. from Newbu
PoSr LErREAUx NIB. Nov i2-Passed bark Clara Nc
Givery, Walnut, from 81 John. NIB. for Cardenas
Glasgow.
Arrived 14th. Sandman tBr), Dutton Liverpool
RIO JANRIRo, Oct 2-Arved. brig Q Schumacher Ger.
Lohe, Richmond. Va
Sailed Sept % Granton Beig) Hartvg, New Or
leans 3oth, Wilhelm Meyer GER McbrOdt do briggs Bra
(Swe Oessen, Savannah; Tigre utal, Ferraro. New
dergast tBr) Bates, do.
81 JAco Oct 2y-Saed, bark Thos Brooks Wangh Guam.
tanamo. to load for New York.
SYDNEY CB Nov is-In port bark Lydia tBr) Chalmers.
from arrived about 1 1th, for -
SnELBuRNK, Ms. Nov l3-Arrvcd. bark T. Cam tBr),
Cam sharpness Points i4th ship Andrew Lovitt Br Dur
Sr Jons NIB Nov I5-Cieared brig Ceres Bermuda (and
sailed schrs VIM Gibson Barbados: Congress PhiadeI
phia Nette New York Acacia Providence,
sailed 18th bark tBr Liverpool; brig
lero tIsr) Londonderry: schr Castalia t5r Bermuda
WINDSOR, Ms. Nov 1l-Saed. brig Alice tHrl, for New
York
YARMOUTH Ms. Nov l5--saled,l ships stambouI Or
new, Cayn, New Orleans; Annie Law tBr new Perry.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
AMERICAN PORTS.

ALEXANDRIA Nov 15--Auved, schrs Herschei Ste
phcn Moran. Marvel. and Daniel Brown. - for
IeOrgetOwn.
sailed-schrs Maria Person, Jersey City; @ Cranmer
New Bedford.
Also sailed schrs Huston Jennie Rosaine and Car
rie Holmes Orom Georgetownl -
BOSTON. Nov lB-Aryed steamers Palestine tI}rl.
Lloyd, Lyerpool Oriental, Mathews Savannah Perkio.
Pierce, Philadepha; Lancaster Mills do; Norman
beam Bunker. Philadelphia
Clearcd-Steauer Vim Crane IIowcx Baltimore: ship
Cromwell Richardson, Calcutta brig Ciarabee Tracey 81
Thomas. schrs Matte Holmes Young Cieniuegos Beta,
Guptl, Washington DC; Sarah Potter Wall, Georgetown
Dc; iiazeltou, Rogers, New York
Saled-~Steamer Berks aud nom the roads, bark Chief
BALTIMORE, Nov ld-Arriyed, steamer Octorarl Rey-
nolds New York schr John Bristol Hodges, New York
Cleared-steamcr Elizabeth. Clark, New York bark
Tgre utab. CavHssa, Cork Falmouth; Ocean tNorl,
Bcrgh Bremcn schrs Anna Barker Snowman, Oportot
Emma u Dmmmond Higgins. Demerura; Clara Loud,
Thompson, Boston. :,
saiied-Barks Traveller, Roma and Ocean; schr u IL
Drnmmond. -.
BRUNSWICK Ca Nov Ie-cleared, schr Mary Rich,
Weldon. Buenos Ayres.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
cYn1LLE DION BEATS sLossoN.

At ten minutes past eight P. NJ. the game between
CyrIle Dion, who defeated his brother Joe on Monday
evening and Slosson whom young Sexton defeated in
the afternoon, begun Slosson, who the lead
and chose the white ball. failed his arst
tempt. The only OF any amount that made
In these innings 10 by the Chcagoan and IS by
Cyrille, whose at the completion of the ninth
inning was only g. and his opponents only 40 Slos
son has wonderful knack Of keeping the balls to-
Eether he gets them together, and this
be successful in accomplishing in the
eleventh inning, and before he missed (after
making beautiful round the table shots to bunch
the balls time when they had became scattered)
put the Of "a to his credit the call for the
game showing Sosson lis Cyrilles 80 In the four
Ieenth inning Cyrlle pushed himself 10 points ahead
of Sl0sson by OF 81 but not to be thus easily
outdoDe the youngster closed his fifteenth inning with
a run Of IS, thereby again putting Cyre in the back
ground 20 points Ii evident at this stage that
Cyrile mad not expected his opponent to make such
splendid shots he constantly making for though
little hurred he was IN no way unsteady,
and was playing much better game
lhan he had the afternoon with Sexton
his antagonist. But after the eighteenth
cyrle after making in the fifteenth and III In the
seventeenth Sossons l and 10, he went in for
earnest work and closed the nineteenth with OF
2 thus for the third time pulling the Chcagoan's
majority down and piiing up snug one for himself,
and then doing better In the twenty first inning by
run OF 46 the standing 235 TO Isl in hs favor
u was Slosson's turn 10 get little Hurried and in
The twenty third and twenty innings he failed 10
count From this time forward Slosson got badly de-
moralzed and missed several easy shots while Cyrle
played with great steadiness running the game out
with a run Of in the twenty eghth inning. The
score stood follows the close Of the game -
Cyrile DIonl 2 ., 0, 35, 2 T. g. s. l3, l. IL, o, 80,
4 !, H. 8, q 3 ~, Is, 2 q, !, 9, il, 500
:. sosson-o 2 o 49, o, = ., IS, O. 2, !, 40, l, O.
IL, 3, !, !, o 4, l. ., 0-l93
The winners average was 10 81 and the time oecu-
pied 10 playing The game was lh. and 30m
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
&e0mer.
SaaG Destfaation.I Once

Hs- NOTICE TO CAPTAINS or VESSELS ENTERING
THE PORT or NEW YORK AT NIGHT The NEw YoRK
HERALD has adopted distinguishing Coson night signal for
board the HERALD stsam yacht showing while burn
ing the eoors red green red changing tho other
In succession can be seen miles distant Cap
tans Of upon seeing this signal will obge by
pairing any marine they have or the ship News
Department Of the Herald.
% Persons desrous Of Communicating with vessels arv-
ing New York do addressing such vessels
Of HERALD yacht pier No East River Now York
Leters received from all OF the world and promptly do
hvered. Duplicates are required
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
TWO SUNNY ITALIANS.

What might have been tragedy was prevented last
night by the timely action OF officer Monahan, OF the
sixth precinct Two Italians, named respectively
Joseph Paliadln, aged fortyeight years. and Michael
Rosa, aged twenty nine drinking in beer
saloon at No 81 Mulberry street. when a dispute
arose between them as 10 who should pay tor
the drinks Palladin becoming excited selzed a
sharp piece OF lying near by and
nunged the same into the side OF Rosa, inhictlng
pauful wound three inches deep Rosa, maddened by
The blow drew a revolver, and was about 10 shoot
Palladn when Oncer Monahan, attracted by the seuie
rushed in aud disarmed the irate Italian Both men
were taken to the Franklin station house where
they were locked up. Rosas wound Is not considered
dangerous
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
THE nARNrrn-Runo1pHE CAME

The contest between these two players had created
aurng the evening considerable speculation among the
sxperts, as we'll as the general Spectators so when
they both strung for the lead the large portion or the
assemblage that bad stepped TO "see a man"
came rushing in, and everyone took his place in such
hurry that it almost looked that everybody was
halt afraid that somebody else would be 10 possession
before him II was whispered about that the knowing
ones had put up great deal Of money on The result
and that Rudophe himself and his particular friends
had staked their all the result The two men bv
their manner, evidently well aware that there
than usual interest manifested 10 them by the
Iookers-on for from the start somewhat awed by
the perfect silence kept by the spectators
they played with a quiet caution that only made the
feeling 0f interest in the play ali the intense.
Even when either made BONE extraordinary shot the
people on the floor OF the house and the galleries ap
plauded sho and quick as v bali afraid that hubbub
100 prolonged might dangerously interfere with
THK KvKs TENOR oy tina CANE.
Rudophc was talizing In his slow way OF playing
and the way al times he walked from side OF The
table 70 the other and scanned the balls when
he bad a passably hard shot TO make would
nariAialy have mistaken Carriers nerves hs
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
EASTERN STAR RECEPTION.

Amity Chapter, No. 30, O. E S. will give grand re-
oeption concert and ball this evening at Irving Hall
The entertainment win be exceedingly varied one,
many Of our best vocaIsts panigts and dramatic
readers having promised TO assist
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and shpmasters informed
that by tcegraphug the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennett. No 46 Fleet street. London the
Paris office. addressing Bennett 81 Avenue de popera
Paris the arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will be cabled to this
try free of charge.
Captains arriving and sailing from French and Medi
ports will find the Paris Office the economical
and peditious for telegraphiny news
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
FIRE IN A TOBACCO FACTORY.

ore occurred last night IN tho rear Of No. 200
Delaney street. three story brick building occupied
tobacco factory by David Buchncr The engines
arrived promptly and the flames we're speedily extn,
guished The damage 10 stock IS estimated at $1,000
aud 70 the building 5000 The building, which .
fully insured, ts owned by Joseph Tuesick 81 NO
Delaney street How the hre originated Is unknown
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

AN ALLEGED DANGEROUS sHoAL
Capt Mcmillan, OF the bark John Robertson which
rived ut summersde PEI from Liverpool on the oh inst
reports follows :Novl lat 80 80 ~ Ion ~ 80 W. fine
weather with light easerly wind and smooth passed
dangerous shoal showing heavy breaker As this shoa
Is not particularly noticed the chart and is only
toned as being by Capt Rider, Capt Mcmillan
the fact that the fullest inquiry into the matter may be
made.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17

Ship Helvetia (Belg), Nielsen. from Antwerp for New
York. Oct %. lat 45 20. Ion Is III.
Ship British India (B Sexton, from Liverpool for
Francisco. Sept :. lat 80 02 s. Ion Is IS w.
Bark Batavia Sawyer from Batavia for Amsterdam Sept
%, lat 81 3S $, Ion ii 66 l..
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
SAILED.

Steamers Wyoming tBrl for Liverpool Leo Savannah
Isaac Bell, Richmond &c Richmond, Norfolk
Wind midnight. NV, fresh
Barometer sunset 23.5S.
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
WIIALEAIEN.
SPOKEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Nov l6 bark President Davis
ANITA 0cau
The New York herald., 1875-11-17
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS,
Safa De.tmat,onI oac@

DATES OF DEPARTURE PROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER DECEMBER
, 1875-11-25

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rent4 fnr y pet cspt o. lnrns. mont viii trtio
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NUH sAtE- on EXClfASUE-AT u GENTS ON
tIr dotAs ntcn y rom hoasn rfth Icasn u rronnd
II II o. =" . @ hs .s2 X r. atT
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l. sti kasSf il s,a'a :''0s.' Ut de''
IHJA nALH- CHEAT SACRIFICE: MuHT RE SOLD
oHner kuiuE Mess noaty noH :story hnu+c, r. f1oms
lnt 2a11 sn abo IrE !Atnts ptoo ~ ast half ssh
do~n, tsiAnec IN ,'ms Z nj 1sn; e. ~ Eater snd o..
IT.. t'.e miautca ssJn ii. iisou.at ears. Apply VI
t'reultes.
[IUR hALE-I9r On MtJNKui;.KT SCAR
Il LcaYist; so Dcr ten: Atsa cIs2,. u AshnR'oa.
IT.. near in,vitt asIs1 pc. it. A.! p f,et Ak
Il. e4st IT LaosuiA A.. $l,J.o. FUfWLS CuluY.
Ia UeA4 hprn-st.
, 1875-11-25

1.VEFSVIs0 0CURFHF<VR4EH1Ss
Thiy Low tuEsi tho goat luto hls mothers
nouse, tnu hilched hlm 10 her socLiuR.eh tu
"play hoss." The old lady heated tie poke,
uud touched the goat. It will cest s86 to repair
shs btukoa su,4ituIe, and ths toys doctor's bill
will be ~ much mute. ILe go4: took the rem
usnts Of the rock lhK-chAir OUT through the win
dov.sAst with him. aud the cd lady aAsa a
ctutch xben kllo nooss& about.
, 1875-11-25

tt,eir namings In Aimfar manner tact, ono
having reference 10 Romo sstnt or natural
t'Ihnnnonon Which WaA In aeaBon al the ttate Of
this a'cliacal rtatng. or frat appearance, OF Tho
pfinctpa! Atar OF stars In ZACH group. Thern ln
ttlGa A HoFld of rneauing HtAnre1 up Ia our e.ar
nomenclature. which in called absurd only by
tI,tre who have no c3ncct.stnn Of i.A origin
rtiii lcsa ot Tho neod Of light which that lnmen.
clatnra IN capable of thtnsinR upon thc early
history Of human thought az gradually doyel-
oped by experience.
wHEnE IN 3HE CENTRAL sus?
TIM Pieihaes hAvA leon tho hub}ect OF g"cAt In
torcst within the rAst thirty yea y In another
way. They have beon pointed to A. tin plobs.
he focua OF mosI0n ~ our part Of tho vie bio
uniyotso. 1ha German asttouu1nor. afMdler,
announced that A'cYnne, tic tltluci,lal as&r IN
tic group. Ia The ono hronn1 whloi, our SIN rs
volyos. III grand csclo. Which IL measured tty
honclfsHH like 1Bu'U,'.U0 sen!n. Subsequent
Researcher havo prnret, that our sun In teaI1y
moving forward in Hpace mud carving With him
Aia aItenlAut ttasu ri ,,.s.e,B hatall.tes, and
comc.s In tue direction Indicated, at tie rate
of T., miles per PecJnd. That invcnli-
patton does nnk however, warrant tho bold
yuesH OF Afptlter thai our Hln moraB round
AlcYone as centre. We do noI know. ~ get.
that the Hnn Ia moving IN q re<enttant ctrya.
much less DO so know tito poHfiou Of its focus {:
but reAsnnuH l:on analogy, No conclude II to
DO traballle tlat tho Suu's motion is in orbit
khe PRINCIPAL focus TT Which NAV lie In tha
difeotron Of PerseuH. But the idea Of nn
Alcyonic constc has thkon fnil puaseKsion OF tbs
tox,.oUoks. and IL thclefoso the genelally ar-
certn1 theory with tie naass of Astronomical
wrllors and rekdern. L.C
, 1875-11-25
A Mysterious F1nnifestation Mt Il
Wake.
Bns5on Herald

WnNcs
Gas7on Herald.
It waa In tho carly hours OF last Friday morn
Ing at a ''wske" In uelway over tho body Of
rntiicS FhsAee, iato msrtle-cutter and rcnirtor,
who tlied Of consumption. About i dozen
fr!o,lds aud neighbors woro engaged iu converha-
ton ii; tho room where tho corpse VA, shen, aB
tho atory ruus and A. eacl, uno OF tile party is
ready to nolcmufy affirm, thoro sudacnIy emerged
from tho slaa wall of tho tonm uu.ater Of
ANIL lets Of What appeared like Gas fame II n
golden color. These let's rnosed along and rnnE.
I'd themselves In = cncIo or wreath about tue
Lcad Of Tho corpse, aud continued 10 Lurn Tor
hnlf minute, hanging from thtis golden eoaor
to datk blue hao. Tho party mas .oo nnch
terrified IL n,aso any INVESTIGATION Of tho TO-
n,arta1le Eacannenon though II ~as Geatraly
nscuos. AID AZ portcatous Of good to tho sp rtt
pf tho t3eeep4o1.
, 1875-11-25
TAE PILES,

Hu.nI TH& RiLk3,
cr,r,a~ q Tho Che ;qa Yt,bun.:
'pa,t.es' Aos. 2f.-tpder the pseudonymo Of
u d.s s!s' so'fFcsLondeut IN your tzsuo Of
uss.asea that In his opinlon tho piIins
, 1875-11-25


FrOR BALE-tJK EXCHANGE FINEST STOCK.
xrtn III the Wpst. u N les Eun On Aha t6d III
tmpfysoi oselae; WITH q erss. Is enw. :! aos. ilE,
ortao u salablo adj Addrcls j Ii. box
yi. L. y.
t7Olt EALE-HEAI EiTATE GIVEN AWAY IN
L. California 1r,ducss cvrrythlng; c.iu1'e tIRh,-
fol; ftfst-ess, colony AddssAs H b, ~ itstes 4s
"est NAshIuEtun.at.
, 1875-11-25

WANTED Ia plES AND GENTLE EXTD LRANS
II tst4keaYh4sx. &at u "a la u,il uuI II t4Ay AlQs
kttu&taaa sccu!u. Naathacat oosnst GAsdnsE hoass.
, 1875-11-25

TaR. BAKKR uUAKs ALL KINDS or PRlvATA
~ dlse.ao+ l.s.zs Ia tt54p Ah uAs of Anaoed. 0&Ae
hauls i " " y. 4adtsSs ~ Lat 0lylalaas&.
, 1875-11-25


DAKTSEH WAAiED-A PRACTICAL GRuUEH
u. n &, srtbu1I ohcs.
pARrhEM WAETED-A PARTY OWNING THE
exclusive right Vt tho Untte4 ktltss Vt aIW inssu
llan would ka Msrhs nto tn ju!n bun In bualue.s Il.
tuAdy s.tab1t.nol. Addsxs. ". Tribune ulhcs.
, 1875-11-25


Observation-Disclosures OPEN c'nRRSr)sD.
sncS sisa yovns ladies teF ,W.tslusa4l pas.@,.:,
s.d 4 tlastit culture sAntcd. address tlAHLk3
MAURICE. Guiltoed Wilaun Cuuat,, X ~.
IsEnsnNAi-A NEt1SEn nESrl.EMAN ;, oV
l. ksd pNsitou d9skre8 thI ArauA1 kacJ d Nt!!-ap
ra'tus aad dl.eruat lad shut q ,sass ad1oss b.
Tribune onira. 49,