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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

HoNORABLY DISCHARGED.-In Judge
Staes' court yesterday Fred Stark, charged
with libel, was discharged.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

WILLIAM WEEKS and
Whereas, The intimate relations long h3I1(
,he deceased with the residents of the State Of
louisiana, and more especially the parish of or
leans, render it proper that we should place upon
record our appreciation of his services as q go0o
ctizen, and his merits as a man; therefore be it
Resolved. That we. the members of the Fourth
ward Radical Republican Central Club. deplore
the loss OF SO worthy member and friend, whose
zeal was unsurpassed and heart none more true;
be it
Resolved. That this hall be draped in mourning,
and that its members wear a badge of mourning
for thirty days; be it further
Resolved That while We mourn this sad loss
We sympsthizs with the family and relations of
the deceast d in the loss Of 90 worthy husband,
son, father and brother; De it further
Resolved, That . committee Of i've be apuoinfed
by the president to transmit copy Of these reso.
buttons to the family Of the deceased, and that
they be published IN the New Orleans Republican
and touisianian. Z. MALCOLM President.
y. b. ohlSkIL, 6ecretary. ja3l 1t
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MALICIOUS PROsECUTION.-Mrs. McMahon
made an affidavit against Gabriel Leonard
for malicious prosecution and false impris-
onment, and hearing of it he surrendered
himself at the fifth precinct.
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Cnizens' Savings Bank, Grunewmid
Hal, New Orleans, January II, l875.-At meeting
OF the Board Of Directors, held this day, dividend
OF The last six months business PAYABLE on de.
mand n. BENNER.
jai2 In Cashier
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

A proverb Gays: Worth begets envy in
base minds" Which is also true of Worth,
the milliner.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

BURGLAR.-The detective force have had
considerable suspicion of one Bob BUTLER
for come time as burglar of reputation,
and yesterday M+ssrs. Devereaux, PiersOn
and Hennessey al rested him at the corner
of Lafayette an ID Rampant streets. His
wearing a fine ov ercoat was the immediate
cause, as the garment had no business on
him, but evidence Of more serious business
in his line will be produced.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31

ACCIDENTAL SHoorING.-Joseph Gerber,
residing on CalnbrOnne street, between
Fifth and Plum streets, yesterday though,
he would clean out his shotgun. Accord.
ingly he went o ut into his back yard and
fired it at his fende Isaac Prust happened
to be at the tin he standing just opposite
where Gerber sh OF. and one or two shots
passed through INTO PruAt's leg, wcunding
him only slightly Gerber was arrested.
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW,

By &. GCNAULT, at II O'Clock. at corner of
Eleventh street and Carroilton avenue, stock
of dairy.
BY CONSTABLE JOHN MCCORMICK at IL O'clock
at No. 81 st. Charles street, contents of a
restaurant.
BY SHERIFF WAGGAMAN. at III O'Clock, at the
Merchants and Auctioneerh' Exchange, horse
and buggy. At IL O'Clock, two lots with build
ings, on valence between Green and st. David
streets; four lots with buildings, on Caron.
delet between Third and Fourth streets; 10,
with buildings, corner Of Vaudeville and Vic
tory streets At o'clock, at warehouse Noe.
% ard IS Orleans street cipars
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.

DEPARTMENT OF C.nHHxxe1,t
City Hall, New Orleans January Is, f4lA ]
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEiVKD u
- the undersigned until MONDAY, EebEusty u
1875. at twelve O'Clock NJ, to establish . stooA
passenger ferry At the foot OF Louisiana ovenDA.
sixth District, as per specifications ON fl0 in TN
office.
The city reserves the right to reject any and Il
bids.
Bids to be Endorsed, 'Sealed proposals. fer atoARA
passenger ferry foot OF Lousians avenne.r
Bids will BIS opened at twelve O'Clock NJ. MondaF,
February 8, 1875.
J. o. LANDRT.
ia26 lot Administrator of COmrabrpH.
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POLITICAL NOTICES.

Hall Fourth Ward Central Republican
Club, New Orleans, January g. ls75-At meet
ing OF this club held this day the following reso-
mously adopted: VICE "N"N'
WHEREAS, It has plsa6sd, the Almighty Dispeser
VI SS11| NV midst our late
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A capital thing,
A capital thing,
Is Q $40. 900 prize.
Is a ~, 900 prize.
Do you want it,
Do you want 1T

Then purchase . ticket in the great single
number drawing of February 6, when
$4,000 will be given away in 440 prizes.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office of the New Orleans Butchers Hide
and Talow Company. January 81, ls75.-.At the an.
nual meeting of stockholders held On the twenty.
for directors and investigating committee to serve
for the ensuing year:
DIRECTORS:
MARTIN LANxEs, B. DABAT.
JEAN BEL BER H, ANDRE MAlLHEs,
jEaa BERirH1S. il JEAN AS' 6SXsRay,
PIERRE LACAZE..
INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE:
up. ROUEDE. JEAN sOUBDE
A. LAfAGE, PIERRE PRADERE
And at q meeting Of the board held on the twenty.
second instant the following gentlemen were
President-JEAN BERTHIN.
Vice Pre- s,dent-PIERRE LOZES
Secretary of Board-ANpRE MAILHEs.
Ems BUSINESS secretaryI g., h MaGEE;
Public Notice.-Any power of attorney here.
totore given by the undersigned is this day re-
vokea. MRS. RIvOLLRT
Widow J. de Noisy, per Joseph Lombard. attor.
ney. ja23 81 fec
CHlce Of the New Orleans, St. Louis
and Chicago Railroad Company, New Orleans,
January u, lS15.-Holders Of scrip issued Dy the
Mississippi Central Railroad Company. signed P.
X. Leigh, agent are hereby notified that the inter.
est on said scrip will BIO paid by this company on
presentation Of the certificates at their Office on
ciiu dNeoi ANNUAL, rcUTudry IL prOAlmO.
ja23 lot K. =. CHARLES, Treasurer.
Office Jefferson City Gaslikht Company,
New Orleans: January II, l87a-At meeting Of
stockholders held this day, the following gentle.
men were duly elected directors to serve the en-
suing year
Joseph e ! HERNANDEZ, THOMAS .ANNEY,
JULES CASSARD, L. 4. LEMARIE,
p. O. F4ZENDE
Ard at a meeting of the board held the four.
teenth instant JOSEPH HERNANDEZ was unar
mously reelected president.
jas ct CHARLES HERNANDEZ Secretary
La Varietie. AssOciati0n-New Orleans,
January 10, l375.-Uuder the provisions of the
charter and in accordance with resolution passed
by the board of directors at meeting held this
evening, the stockholders of this Association are
hereby notified to attend general meeting, to be
held in the club room, on MONDAY evening. Feb.
ruary ]. at seven O'Clock. for the purpose OF CON
sldering and acting upon proposed alterations of
the charter.
jail lot WILL STEVEN, Secretary.
Cnizens' Savings Bank, GrunewmId
Hal, New Orleans, January II, l875.-At meeting
OF the Board of Directors, held this day q dividend
of TEN PER CENT WAS declared out OF the profits
L.
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Below zero.
RIVERS.
IS.
AhOya low

Below high water mark of 1874.
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Public N0tice.-Any power Of attorney here.
tofore given by the undersigned is this day re-
vokea MRS. RIvOLLET,
Widow J. de Noisy, per Joseph Lombard. attor.
;oDQ I g
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-31
ARTICLE VII.

tAfter the words their Office thereinr inse4ta
The Board Of Directors shall also have powox ~
invest the amount OF its reserve on pvemi.zruB
earned in such places and States where thu com
pany shall have established agencies and branch,
Boards OF Directors, in loans on Authenticated anA
improved real estate, or Invest the same in bcuda
and stocks created by under the laws Of she
States where such premiums shall have been &C
quIred
Article ninth Of the original charter, and amend
ment thereof made on the eighth of July 1873 is
lieu and place.
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WHIsKY's MIscHIEF.-Friday night seems
nudge by some of the arrests made. John
Herr howled SO vigorously round Dryades
Market that he attracted the attention of
the police, and when Officer Forbyce at
tempted to arrest him, the spirit moved him
to FIRE his pistol at the constituted authority
Instead Of simple drunk, he will have to
plead to the charge Of shooting with intent
to kill.
Officer Baouet found q large crowd
making a row in the bsrrooms of Franklin
street, and tried to arrest them, but the re-
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The Board OF Directors Of this company, On arE
after the first day of May next 1872, shall c0naeS
OF twenty -four members, ak OF whom shall es1s
stltNte q quorum
Article seventh is amended so as to read a. fol
lows to witt
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pected, unwise and uncalled for, and, after
the positive assurances of our cOmmitte at
the conference, strangely disc0urteOus, to
use no harsher term.
The board Of delegates, in the preserve
ton OF and in defense of its dignity and
reputation, promptly passed resolutions
ordering the withdrawal of the Babcock
engines from the service OF the department,
directed that the application for loan be
rescinded and the committee discharged.
Let it be borne in mind now in order to
show the unreasonable character of the
resolution of the board OF underwriters
that no official application had ever been
made to the board of delegates to run ad-
ditional Babcock engines. The nearest ap.
proach to this was resolution offered by
Mr. Day. as a delegate, at a special meeting
held November 80, that permission be
granted that one, two or three Babcock ex-
tinguishers should be run at the expense Of
the board OF underwriters, and under the
supervision of the chief engineer"
The meeting being a special one no bust.
ness could be transacted except that for
which the meeting was called unless with
the unanimous consent of all present. Oh
lection being made, the resolution went over
under the rule.
Let it be remembered that this resolution
did not come from the board Of under
writer's, but simply emanated from dele.
gate of our body.
At the meeting of tie board of under
writers at which this obnoxious resolution
was ipassed, Mr.. Day las stated by him at
our meeting on Tuesday last) explained to
said board why his resolution was not en-.
tertained, and again expressed the opinion
that he felt satisfied that at the proper time
the permission desired would be granted.
his assurance was again disregarded. Mr..
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Redemption of Ftve.Twcnty Bones sS2
1852.
, 1875-04-25

Of, near . month he has visited, and Addraaset
On missionary ;to?ies- the PlttsburS, ;Centra
pednsJlTania, Phlade,phia. Newark. Nov1ereeJ
New York, And New Yofk East Confere4cee-
:. This Rev. Dr.. William Goodfellou, who. hA'
treatment, is again ut his district work in the
Rock River Conference.
Tbs Rev; E: r. Wells, Who has been supply:
Ing tha FuftY=frst .8tfeet >PFsnvtefian Clutch,
Z has received udhnitnoub Gull to the pastorate
OF that soeissy.-1ssa axpsossd he will Aoosptr~~
The Rsv. DR., G, 3, FELTON,, tho popular paator
OF -Grace Methodist Church. Chicago, has gone
to Baltimore. The pulpit Of Grace Church will
be supplied during the absence by the Rev. Drs.
Fowler, Tiffany, and others.
The Rev. john; b. Reeve, DID, who several
years since left the paskQrafe Qf tho Lombard
Street Church (colored1 Philkdalphia. to accept
a Profeesorship Ia Howard University. has been
recalled, and wiz shortly ba relnss4lted: - :;
During the twenty-niuo years OF Dr.. Cnvler's
ministry he has lost bus tRo dabbuths by bodily
sickness. During his fifteen years pastorate OF
Lafayette Avenun PresbyteE JON Church. Brook
lyu, he has received into church fellowship 2.572
personB, baptized 857 persons, buried 133 MEM
bers, aud mhde: over IL, 900 pastoral visits. The
present membership Of the church ia 1,600.
Bishop Peck, Of the. Methodist Episcopal
Church, ia engaged in travelling among the con-
feEences Of tho Pacific coast, for the preaent
under his charge. The month of April aud the
first part Of Mny he will spend in Central Cali
foruia, tho remainder Of May IN Nevada, the
month Of juno in Northern California, July in
Oregon, and August In Eastern Oregon and
Washington Territory.
, 1875-04-25
Commenting upon this ths Standard eays:
FEMALE ENANGELISTS,
TIE TWO IADOBING IN NEW YORK..


Now that the English Evangelist, Henry Var
Icy, hos left New York, two others from En-
gland have pat in an appearance, and in this in
stance both are women. They began their meet
ings at tho Church Of the holy Trinity. and the
New York Herud furnishes tho following de-
scription OF their appearance:
It was said In ether daF1 Of the women Of Franco
and Spatn-and It doubtless equalIy true of tia
women Of other counsrtas In Europe-that when aon
and The departure Of helr charms prevented fnrthsr
indulgence in the vanHes and peasurea Of the world
they became derotees, thus gracefully yielding to God
what no one else WAS willing 10 accept In more mod
ern times It has been aad Of those women who abau-
don the ordinary sphere Of duty and pleasure which
custom astgns TO their Gax TO become devosees ether
TO religion to mission which they fondly fancy
10 go far in ending s the ills tbHt suffering utuan-
fy heir to, that they have neither tbs qualities Of
mind nor pe4oo to fit them to shine in the spherr thev
10 readily abaGdon- Miss Logan and Miss Eeard r.
no exception to the rule 49,
Aias Logan il the elder OF The two and eyident4v {.
considerably beyond the hexday OF youth, She vac
dressed IN sober drab. Without Ornament with \
black hat. xhica, though not In the modern snyin9
ttyle- WAS Of sufficiently recent date not to exrits -.
teatjon- Her face Wzs co1or1eEs, with somethinv
Eassh and Ascetic In the outline not 1T III rtev.1 r.
the broad forehead, which indicated Drndornnsncss
o. ing ,n.sleet1al tscuitss= As to the minor points
u1s, aaa The 0fa thtz and oo}o15tss es berr;eth ~
, 1875-04-25
PERSONAL

Tho Rev. Robe1t Beer, Of Valparaiso, Ind,
wss in ths city last week.
Tbs Rev, DR.. Coan addressed thu peopls ot
HYDE Park Wednesday evening.
Tho Rev. Dr.. Paine. of St. paula N. +. Church,
Cincinnati, visited Uhicago last week. -
The Rev. Wayland Hoyt, Of Boston, IL con-
valescens. he is NON 1t his fathers houae, at
Cleveland.
The Rev. ". ". Hammond, late pastor Of the
Bergen Baptist Church, in Jersey City. has eone
to, Europe.
Iha Rev.. Mr. Tracy, Of Chicago, has accepted
call to the Congregational Church At Lacon,
H., At a salary OF 81, 200, aud will soon remove
his family th,ther.
The Rev. {. S. Da1rymp1e has, At his orn re-
guest, been dismissed from the Presbytery Of
where he now 1aboIs.
Bishop Harris has returned 10 his houa1e IN Chi
cago' IN health ana safety. During his absence
, 1875-04-25
CHURCH SERVICES.

The Boy. n. q. A1ten will preach ut the Park Are
nue Church, cornsr Of BOBBY, In the morning. Sub
| ject: 90 The nillsnnium-How SURE How Soon Hou
Long7"
The Rev. Mr. Meredith, OF Oakland, will preach =,
the Wabash Avenue Church. corner Fourteenth street.
In .tha morning the Rev. John Williamson In thu
evening. Subject: "Ths sou"
-Bshop Harris will preach At tho Ada Street Church
In the morning.
The Rev. Dr.. TIFFANY will prrach in tho Trinity
Church, Indiana svent1o near Tv,nty fourth street
morning and evening"
Tho Rev. Robsrt D. Sheppard will preach at the
Western Avenue Church, corner Monroa in tho MORN
ing. Subject: Theories Concerning Human 1Afe."
,'-The nev.Dr. g. H. Fowler will preach 1t Graco
Church, North LaSalls and White In ii morn
ing. In the evening, the Rev. Dr.. Elliott.
EPISCOPAL.
~ The h. hsy. Luther Pardee wi1 preach It Calvary
Church Warren sgsnne bstTesn Oakley street and
Thu Rav. Df, Stocking wi1 preach as ths Caurol.
Of the Epiphany, Throop street. hatween Monroe and
The Rev. Henry G. Psrrs viii preach at All saints'
Church CORNER os CARPENTER and Fourth morning and
Church Of lbs isonsmeat cosner q wast Wilmington
aud Kohey streets. morning md evening". 77
Johnson m estTeaa n aaa
w gTbsss Vii oe no services in st. est,r. chspsi
to be removed to lis South State street,
r.-l The Rsv; Pr Powers Will preach in st. Johns
an.1 IN III @s.5ns s
81 the Holy Communion, South Dearborn street. be-
tEeen 7"snty-ninth and Thirteth, morning and sren
--Thsre Will bs services st the Cathedral of sains
-TaeFe vill b ser7ass. i ths Memorial Church,
History"
, 1875-04-25

A. reant Of tbs labors Of the Troy praying
band III Carthage, many of the best families n
longer p1sJ drAw-poser on Sunday.
pious man who can drive . balky horse II
miles without being set back ten years in hi
religion ID ripe enough TOR better world. p
At recent wedding in Ohio, the minister WA
about to salute the bride, vhen she stayed hin
with, "No, mister, give up than Vanltie'
nowl" 49, j.. -. .-,
There is lawyer in Akron, O., who, when hi
wishes to quote from thu Mosaic law, Gays
.NoW. your; Honor, 7 rill read from the Egyp
tim Reports"
A little 4-year-old woke up Ysry early one
morning, and, sssibg the tullmoon from the win
| dow, innocentlv remarked: II should think il
was about time for bod to take that moon in."
The Baptists Of Catskll1, ut communion, re-
| ceptly found themaelyes~ without wine. 4 thief
| had, somehow, stolen it, and the Recorder adds,
! ANY man who would rob q church will aide
down hill in his grandmother's coitin-
When Clergyman applies 1t the depot for a
minister's ticket, and the official ventures to
express doubt - to his clerical character he
says: 'I'u read one Of my sermons" The ticket
is PASSED over instantly, without any proof.
'.l hats, " stid Fronch priest, g to confess in
1rishman, for there are four questions I always
have to ask before can get at tho sins: Are
you married or single ? Yes, sir Are you
Or single r Yes air. sAro you . married
man r NO. SIR"
As she nimb1y piled her needle around the
ragged edges OF i cost that had been ripped
down the back, ehe remarked, in vein Of
philosophical expostulation which prudent wives
always employ: ''John. ii yon can't perform at
prayer meetiu' without THROWN yourself round
an huEtfrs rff hffff ind sriy
you'd better get religion to home"
It is said but no cannot vouch for the truth
OF the story, that = uell-knoWn divine recently
mada a very long and labored prayer On = re-
cent anniversary occasion. The next morning
one Of big fnbnds met him % the street and
!. an quilts well, thauk you," Was Tho reply.
Entirely recovered, have you?" "Why, " said
the Doctor, With some surprise, II haven't been
niok." "But," said his friend, ''l heard you
pray last night and thought You we're suffering
he won't pray above thrae-quartara Of IN hour
next time.
An interviewer in the Paris Figaro, who
roamed recently with Ale1anare Dumas tits al
over that famous writer's house, upstairs and
dovnstairs and through the ladya chamber ~
tells good story Of Dumas youngest daughter,
The little damsel ona Sunday morning declined
positively to go to church. After e1hausting all
other arguments, her nurse ut Inst said to her,
+" But. Jeannine, it 60 to church alone what |
will tbs good God think when He looks down !
and misses little Jesnnine from her place ?" |
This staggered the young Indy for moment, |
but, rapidly recovering herself, she replied |
"a Oh: you cxn tell Hin hay6 gone into thu |
country!" Such ia the prscocious unysracity OF |
The female mind-in France
an English Clergyman and Lov1and Scots
nsp visited one Of the best schools in Aberdeen.
n Rarn 81 f,yYkk
, 1875-04-25
p. T. DARNUM HEARD FROM.

AvN KrAx H-
.,..,s.,... r..s.u9n.,. @ s...s &c
Are Ir.tnr F1tn Advcr,s..nns,tsS ~.
Nnaervor,nes, ,rr,ve1 nnn., O..
19.,,vta "to" N1@'
| A. ~ 80 ~ ~. ,,..,
| A~."o' y : ~ eaasSso 1''o4"e'
tain organization. calling itself *Hippo
drome:n is a1Yeftised to exhibit in vo1,r citv a,
m s.r,v date md thar r. .nnonncss ~, ;t4 XII.
", anect,cn,- n,osants rona~as. ~ xsro., 49,.
~ oPe.aea Rasoento' ro4y!esS q soeo"s'
| req At fektn, Do""yorooh Fair, ,and Indian
! Life In order that the citizens OF your city
may not be deceived by the fraudulent an
n,nrc.In.nte ~ ,;o,cx41,,,ton. x>or.o,,. - -
~ =. - ~. -. aueS. uloue pol'ous' ~uu you
w "ae'e 'ueu s'n'e ~uu n'ones III "1tnessanE
performance OF scarcely average MERIT take
| this method Of warning them against such pre-
tenders aud exhibitions AZ ADVERTISE the above
snectccles. .nha Tim pres. ,f Nations III. a.
ps1,:. nA eus' ..'. w 81
me- and M a1e given only st the entertainments OF
my Roman Hippodrome, which, during the past
war. hava schieyed such An env,abla renntat;nn
~ N.u ro.t IT., a,1 .;.h. ~ .,;,:. - -
ne su.o 'sue ~ e.nlols INC oon,
gfess OF Nations In sh1s country was purchased
by ms, at great expense, from the Messrs::
gaupers. of london; imnroyed rno,, 4 nar-
factea = and 80 rrosant r. at ,s1s .,,ts4.; 49,
-sss. - a." 80 st -: Qsols ~ ~ "J outot.A.n
menus N the mosk gorgeous SUD imposing STYLE
tha wardrobe alone costing me 9l00, 900 These
figures together with the fact that it takes eich-
teen-hunarad p1onle to produce it. viii show
hnw nttnr1v irpI,oss;h1a It. !. fnr .ny othar n.-t
to p1esent it Win proper effect th1s niie n tha
Atlantio ani vet thera ara aoroe nnconac,nn. M
abla peraoos. nnknowaa.Ye for ttair msnv fa,i-
ures Who haye 40 moor a roeard FOR rnhfio IN,
taIlirence. and such fhnronGh eon,amnr f.,
truth. a. to adyertiaeit with Tho most nnIifshne
efrrnntarv. .Thesa partiaa traiIa rinin nv nanns
aud reuutation. cn5yinr Terbatim thn lanonara
used by ns in dcscribinr tho Conarees % r. H.
, 1875-04-25

Z
EPISCOPAL.
dpr1 c5-Fousth Sunday after Easter: Il. MARI,
Eyang.
Nay f-sS. Fhilip ana James, Ap.
ROMAN CATHOLIC.
April ;25-Fouzth Sunday after Easier; st, Marx.
Eyang.
April 26-SS. Eletus and Afsrceilnus, PP. Mn.
April I7-Fctia.
ApyM @ @ss-st. Ranl Of The Cross, c.; 81. Vital., H.
April 21-St. Peg6r, II.
AprtI 5o--Ss. Catherine OF Sienna.
K1Yl-SS. Philip and 1amss, Ap.
, 1875-04-25

4 man in Baltimore called on graye~dieper
one dxy ID haya bis Vifes grars sodded. He Tss
IN extremely peuurious man, and higgled = long
time over the price OF the soddlne.. Suddenly hs
became mute, while his eyes we're fixed upon
graya-digger stood back in respect for the feel
ings Of the Old gentleman, in whose mind they
supposed tho sight Of that tablet had called np
the memory Of 5 dear, departed friend, for grief
was depicted in his counteuanoe, and be was
which swelled his bosom found vent in this
pathetic outburst: My Cd! wheu4 ala that
naan die He owes mo e2oo, md I'll meyer seo
, 1875-04-25

instructor In morals Miss Beard Is something more
modern-of that type frequently seeu in England,
and still IN Ireland with b1atk hair and graz
eyes. It IL usually accompanied With ..eompledon
known aa red brunette and has appdrtained 70 sone
Of the most distinguished bcsaHes in the xotad.
It is not incompatible with extreme .ugIness. which,
fortunately Miss Beard escaped, btng equally forn-
nate regards the other extreme 6he WAS dressed
in black silk s,-or what seemed to bethe only tribute
to the vain bdnps and tan1tIks Ut the WORTH minis
tested being the purpl trimming Of her lat ass mot
Of the latest mode. y. J.: :t--;,@ N--
- sirmeetines hare H. 4 general thlae basn
elimly attended.