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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-30
AMUSED ME NTs.

O-ssrio 1HlArh FiE FASHIONABLE RESORT
~ AN~'"A sss BROADWAY
The SeHaEAffEsfro S o6oSSdREs. or TALENT
EVER rhAShSrED ur3 az Any Any S oNs TINE
TIE BEAUTIFUL 1A SFAs SFSS1s1 FEARLESS
Nile. LEooNA pAEh,
THE MASTER MINSTREL. su nrcx,vv
THE woRRELL SISTER, '"AtNH '.-
Prof e. NE Els ! a RIf H,s SySs,
''' y Miss ALioh; HARRISON,
Mr.. JAMES JAYLoK, y,,nD cov.,M Mt JOHN KARf
The ne" 0aFn'vale'q FsI 15pEfs''' entitled
THE ISLAND or MONKEYS.
MATINEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT !.
" P roDristor and Manager Mr. LESTER wALLAcK.
TWENTIETH AND LAST, WEEK
q bi faS en BoUGicaG 81 H.
To enable those families have been unable during
Lent iSa to s r the to hs
announce that he has arranged with Mr.. Boacicaut 70
FOUR EXTRA PERFORMANCES
sHAUGHRAUN.
TWO MATINEEs
NV Two EVENING PERFORMANCES
TUESDAY MARCH 80,
MATINEE, AT 1880
EVENING, AT O'CLOCK
and
WEDNESDAY, MARoH 81,
MATINEE. AT 80,
EVENING, AT 8 O'CLOCK
being positively the last appearance of Mr..
DION BOUCICAULT,
this theatre years, his engagoment
elsewhere extending over that period
box book Tor the reservation OF places tor any Of
these
FAREWELL RFORMANCES
will be open daily at the box Office
THURSDAY EVENING, APRIL ].
will be presented the great Drama, entitled
THE ROMANCE OF A POOR YOUNG MAN.
A Romantic Play, in 1--WE acts, entitled
RAFAEL,
will be presented in a fe w days
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A LADY WASHINGTON
n Reception and Tea Party
will be at the Memorial Church.
Madison averue. corner OF Fifty third street.
on iUk DAY EVENING, March 30 at O'Clock
The costumes and customs ol the Republican Court"
will be reproduced ana toast and other good things
will be provided thirteen original stately
tables fine instrument TAI and vocal music VIII be
gwen and altogether 1t designed to make this
unique and ENJOYABLE entertainment.
Tickets 81 each, including refreshments. be OBJ
+. Zitte, corner 81 and list j. 5. Jack
son & corner eth ana 4Sth St II. Seymour 4
Co.. 81 Chumb ST. L. G Selew lob Fulton ST., and o.
g. Bepnet, IL Broadway.
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ADJUSTMENTS. .

THEATRE CoMIQUR
Mr.. JOSH HART. =. sole Proprietor
AN ENTIRE CHANGE.
NEW oLIo2;, sr.,s .crs :.
MULLiGAN TERRIBLE
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MULLIGAN GUARDS. TERRIBLE.
NULL TER. MULLIGAN
ctAHkos. n1 k.SFf GUARDS.
HARRIGAN. MULLIGAN HARRIGAN.
hr. NJ W. LEFFINawELL.
EoaEo JXFFIEh JENKiSs.
hSs2';;ssr asss sf N An sshs
a If: ': $$sEsE ESSfzzz5iiis
s sEsH$$SH$ i'' s ssEEHsiEEss
GRIFFIN AND RICE. N""9 on" N~"S~s
senior o ShsAkES s sAysEzz
on his wonderful instrument called the
MELOvlTlO,
MELOVITGO.
Second week and marked success Of
Mr.. X. NJ GARRoLL
THREE ana 81 Sons,
re Fsz2 GFS sHsSin, SAsz& Gsf SHsHtn
LITTLE DICK. LITTLE DICK.
Tho entire Company in
4 new o oLLito
HARKI0AN AND HART.
WILD AND GARTER:
R. N. cARRRoLI AND his s -THRhe SONS
Mis-. ADAH RICHMOND. Miss KITTY o'NElLL.
Miss ALICE BENNETr. Miss ANY ROBEKrs.
Miss the sADE Il a Miss MAE
the new stars, IN . pleasing programme, concluding
HoMEo JAFFIER JENKINS.
Mr.. NJ. W. LEFFINGWkLL Rome Jafier jenkins
All the company in the cast
MAT!NEEs WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
The entire night bill presented at the Matinecs.
DALY's FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE
- Mr.. AUGUSTiN DAILY. Proprietor and Manager
1H GH1RfTl A SshriiN nee
Under the direction of Mr.. Augustin DAILY
THE cEH M 40 ptHg E
Performance commences at T. M.
PROGRAMME.
OVERTURE BY the FIFTH AVENUE ORCHESTRA,
under the
direction of..................Mr. HARVEY DODWORrH.
H.
Mr. FRANK MAYO has most kindly volunteered, and
will appear in Charles Mathews most amusing Comedy,
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NORTH SHORE SrATEN ISIANp FERRY

NEW YORK AND POrTLASD EXPIRES LINE GALL
~ rriD via Worcester Nashua and i.oche ter the
shortest, and direct me, is now omen Tor
business Leave Grand central depot hew ors ~
SOS and ID A. NJ and and 40 T. NJ The SGD AMI ID
\ ~ trains make close connection NCfceSlc: juno.
ion with through trains Tor torand, arriving in Port
land at iO;ij T. ~ The ahd 81 =. II. trains connect
Worcester with the o'cock express next morning
Portland, Bangor ana ST. Johns Through tickets
an, baggage checked throush 10 important point.
Through trans between Worcester and Portland
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WV. 7. tLfUL q NU., no BoWIlng
Mcclellan. Luliug Co., Agents III havana


~ sailing from pier 81 North Hlfcr.
FOR Norfolk, ,i'y PoIOt ami klcnnuni. Tuesdays,
Thursdays aud saturdays al y. ~. connecting with
the virInia aud Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast
Line Piedmont Air line. Chesapeake and ONO Hail.
roaa and WITH c0mpany's stcant lines b. Interior
Doints In North carolina and virginia
Baltimore Wednesdays ana SATURDAY. AZ 4 T. ~ Con
Meeting with Baltimore ana ohio nailroIu
Lrrrs lei. AOndnys am 1hur7iatF, At p. " Con-
Meeting with Delaware and Maryland railroads. New
bern ana Washington. ~ g. tvia NoriOlSi. every tues
day, Thursday and saturday.
passcilEc comm datons unsurpasscd.
Ihronrh pns-agc iicacts and bills lading 10 all
points ~ lowest rates uslrhnce . Norfolk a., a Der
vnf Freight received daily at pier 81 NDrn iivcr
General o0iccs IgJ Greenwich street new York
\. l.. hcCREADY. President
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

a MURDER On MAUI.--At Makawao, on the morn
ing of June 9th, a Cbinaman named Laungee, was
found dead on the road, with a bullet-hole in his
body. \ white man named Louis Ashman, on the
evidence of a native and two Cinnamon, was ar
rested on a charge of having shot the deceased,
and was brought here on the 18th, to be held for
trial
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

ST.. ALBAEs.-The annual rhetorical exercises and
distribution of prizes will take place at this institu-
ton of learning, this evening at II o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19
NOTES OF THE WEEK

OUR THANKS are due to the Merchants Exchange
of San Francisco for full files of papers per Emerald;
and also to T. G. Thrnm for similar favors.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

: The RECEPTION AND BALL in honor Of Admiral
Almy, Captain Gherardi and the officers of the U. S. s.
Pensacola. will come of at the Hawaiian Hotel, on
Friday evening next, June 10Th.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

No MORE OPIUM Q)-The license for the sale of
opium to Chinese expires on the Goth instant, which
coming on Sunday, (to-morrow) we presume it will
be held as expiring to-day. And then-whatf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

MADAME RIsroRI was to begin an engagement d
Maguire's New Theatre, San Francisco, june %
opening with =" Medea; - 80 Mary Stuart - and " Eli
abeth - to follow.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

The cd. c. MURRAY hence May 11th, arrived
at San Francisco on the morning of June LIST, 20 days
passage. She may be considered due here in all next
week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

! THE CoscEnr at Kawaiahao Church ON Saturday
fast, drew a good house. The music was well appre.
ciated, and the net receipts amounted to about $500
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

The Hawaiian Mission Children's Society viii
meet at the residence of Hon. II. A. P. Carter, thi
evening, at u o'clock.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

PoLYNEsIAN ENcAMPNENT No. 1.-The following
officers were elected at the meeting of the above,
limo 18Th
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

THE MoESISs STAB viii take her Departure for a
voyage to Micronesia on Monday next Mr.. J. F.
Chamberlain goes as delegate of the Hawaiian Beard
Religious services will be held en- board the brig ss
the wharf, at II o'clock 4 n. instead Of . p. n. as
nreyiouslv announced.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19
CAUTION

"HEREAs. III HAS COME TO IL
w knowledge o. the undeDigued that certain parties
TO Us KNOWN have mslici0usiY circulated s report, 10 the
eject shat the SCHOONER kAMAILE, advertised as a Tgu-
lar packet between Honolulu and the ports Of n Oioa and
Nnimcn. hnuai. IS shout 10 discoutiuue her regular
trips 20 the shove named pors; nov We desire that Il be dis
luc;iy understood. that the SAID Schooner j. under a contract
With The KolCa Plantation To run regularly for the term OF one
year from the frst Of November, 1874. and that she will
accordingly continue 70 run 70 the Ports ofKoioa aud Waimea,
- advertised, bnrriug accidents
We hereby caution the authors @. the above reports, that
they viii be held responsible for al loss OF damage resulting
IN consequence Of such false representations made by them.
a4 BOLLES & Co. Agents.
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TIMETABLE OF THE
STEAMER KILRUEA,'
MARCHANT, $50: MASTER.

No Credit for Passage Money
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless Tcceipted FOR.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON DEMAND!
SAMUEL C. WILDER, Agent.
Office with Wilder & Co, corner Of Fort and Queen Streets.
ol
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

AUCTION To-pAY-The Globe Hoiel preuaises-a
very eligibly situated and valuable property viii be
offered today. Also the furniture q tbs house.
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is the programme

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Music THIS AFTERSooN.-The band will commence
playing at Emma Square at 5 O'Clock. Following
lis the programme
4 Berger
selection, oPera-The HugenOts.. ..Meyerbeer
SSs~ nie mn Cam ana' SSeM9.-iniTT wat, Verai
Remembrance of Home-Fantasis. Hansen
The Rage in .Ringieben
BASE BALI--The match between the Athletes "
and the &" Pensacolas - on Saturday Lass, was dis
continued at dark, when the former with FIVE in-
nings had made 80 runs, against six innings Of the
latter with SO runs. The "Pensacolas y are not
satisfied, and have challenged the Athletes ," to a
fresh contest, which comes off on the plains this
afternoon, beginning at q o'clock.
The ALUMNI gathering at Punahou on Thursday
evening was fully attended, and was a very inter
esting social affair. Our space will only permit OF
our mentioning that the Chairman was the Rev. A.
D.. Forbes the Orator, Mr.. C.. J. Lyons the Poet
Mrs. ). B. Dole that responses to regular toastg
were made by Messrs. Forbes, McCully, Dole,
Alexander aud Mrs. Dillingham; and 10 impromp-
tus by MessTs. Ii. \. 2. Carter, Frear, Whitney and
Damon
Tn OLD CoRxER.,-H J. Nolte's Lunch-house
End Billiard-saloon on the corner of Queen and
Nuuana streets has for several weeks past been uu-
dergoing alterations which are equivalent to making
c new building OF 1t, and now, with its plate glass
windows and handsome internal decorations and
fittings, it is the incest and pleasantest MONDAY re-
sort that can be imagined. Friend kolte re-opens at
u O'Clock to-day and says he shall be happy to see
all his old friends,
AN ESCAPED PRIsosER--Last Wednesday one of
gang Of prisoners at work on the Esplanade disap-
peared, having it seems hid himself until night, and
then started of on his travels. Being short of neces-
sary articles of wardrobe, he supplied himself, about
midnight. from a clothesline in a yard on Emma
street. containing the weeks washing for a household.
Three shirts, an undershirt, two pair Of pants, q half
dozen pocket handerchiefs, and a waterproof cloak,
were the modest results Of the raid. We say modest,
because be might have taken the whole, and bank
rupted the family. At half PAST 8 the next morning
larceny, and at 10 minutes to 10 O'Clock all the arti-
cles we're recovered and the thief locked up. The re-
suit Of his little escapade was to ~lengthsn his term of
Imprisonment by one year.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

Music THIS AFTERSooN.-The band will commence
playing at Emma Square at 5 O'Clock, Following
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-06-19

THE pleasing spectacle at once exeisez
Such recollection Of our own delights,
That, viewing it, we seem almost q obtain
Our innocent sweet simple years again.
This fond attachment 10 the well-known place.
When first we started into lif-'s long race,
Maintains its hold with such unfailing sway,
We feel it 10 after years, and Till our latest day
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

in her illness, under the sacramental snoe..-
HOW, in heT mental wanderings, she spoFa u
Inc oe,t blessed regl9Iss And theee her last tS]
never before had witnessed such heavy
spectacle! Weep not then for her daoanl
friends new angel has been added to the cos,
liveth. She is not changed in affection pa pa
only removed in place. She viii hover ar gag
you to deliver you from all spiritual dsnnaua.o
she will show you, both BY her example Ssr
bounded bliss. And she will watch over th IN
three dearest orphans, to whom che wss y. sas -
voted, about whom she said (amopU bs " ~ ee5
words to me), I'll me fault done lsisS s, 4 csa
loving and beloved companion.
Berthe, you have not forever abAndoned w.
nearest and dearest. You will one day ~
united to them, in eostacy Of joy and delight
We will only add that the ceremonial of tbI
funeral obsequies was very imposing. Tb|
following gentlemeu-Judge T. w. CollenJ
Messrs. Octave De Armas, Raymond A. Bourl
P. T. Sougeron, G. Collignon and Jas. Wilso]
were pall-bearers. The Funeral Mass VI,
sung in the Church of Notre Dame de RAJ
Secours, Rev. Father Favre officiating, assistsI
by Father Girardey as Deacon, and Fatbe
Luette as Sub. deacon. Rev. Fathers Huber
and Begley, s. j., and Rev. Father BellanpeI
S. NJ, were in the Sanctuary.
There was a large congregation present
among whom were Mother Mary of the Pss
sion, Mother Provincial of the Sisters Marian
ties of Holy Cross, Sister Stanislaus, sists
MechthiIda Schwartz, Sister Dessert and sistsI
Vincent, the two latter having with them fftJ
boys of st. Marys Orphan Asylum.
After the ceremonies, during which Rev
Father Hubert delivered the grafton aboyd
given, the procession reformed and continued
its route to the cemetary, making one of thd
largest and most imposing demonstrations Of
the kind that we have witnessed in this city]
The family tomb is in the old cemetery
on Basin between St. Louis and Cont
streets and Immediately contiguous to thd
place of sepulture of the Jesuit Fathers
There, in this consecrated ground, as sacred
here as it could be in old Catholic France, rest
the physical remains of Berthe Laya Layton
one of Gods favored children, early called.
Her spirit is not there, though, but is more
free, more really living, more capable of being
intimately present with those whom she has
seemed to leave than when animating the flesh
and circumscribed by it's imperfections.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

ertion and excitement were too much for
his strength. His debility increased, and
on Wednesday, the 2sth Sept, he passed
away from this life without q struggle,
after having received the Sacramento with
feelings of fervor and devotion.
Thus this good asd venerable prelate
labored bravely till the end, and died in the
active service of the Lord. 1t is needless
to add that his death was deeply felt by his
children. Numbers focked to take q last
farewell of the father they loved so we'll,
and If sighs, tears and lamentations be
marks of their affection, they have given
evident signs of their devotion to their be-
loved Bishop. All the inhabitants of
Eatchitoches manifested their respect and
veneration by closing their houses of bust
ness, and by speaking openly of the virtues
and good works of the deceased. In q
word, We may justly apply to him the
words of the Psalmist: "Blessed is the
man that feareth the Lord he shall delight
exceedingly in his commandments. His
seed shall be mighty upon earth: the
generation of the righteous shall be blessed.
Glory and wealth shall be in his house {:
and his justice remaineth forever and ever"
FPS. 1917.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

The public exercises of the Jubilee com
menced last Sunday morning in Carrolltou, at
the church of which Rev. R. Vale is pastor.
The attendance was very good and the process
sions which took place on Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday, were both large and orderly. On
Wednesday morning Solemn High Mass was
celebrated OF o'clock. The number of CON-
municants at this Mass was so great as to war
rant the hope that not person in the parish.
who had made his First Communion, failed on
this occasion to approach the Sacramento.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

Right Rev. VIM. II. Elder arrived here last
Friday morning on the steamer Natohez. He
will remain in the city till Tuesday evening,
when he will leave for st, Louis by way Of
Mobile.
Bishop Elder came to the city to lecture for
the Catholic Total Abstinence Societies this
evening. The lecture will be delivered in st.
PAtrioks Hall at half-paSt six o'clock. This
morning he will say the o'clock Mass at the
Church of the Immaculate Conception, at
which all the members of the Total Abstinence
Societies will receive Holy Communion.
After High Mass, to-day, he will give Con-
frmation in the Church of st. Vincent de Paul,
Third District. The Mass commences at 10
o'clock,
To morrow (Monday) morning, at 9 o'clock,
there VIII be q solemn High Mass in st. Mi
chael's Church, at which Bishop Elder will
again administer the Sacrament of Confr-
nation.
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Return of Father Borias.

| Rev. a. Borias, Pastor of the Church of Our
Lady of the Sacred Heart, corner of Annette
| and Claiborne streets, Third District, returned
home week before last. He left here some four
months ago to visit his aged parents in France,
whom he had not seen for ten years.
At High Mass last Sunday he preached to the
large congregation which had assembled in
anticipation Of the event. He said great as
was his joy at again seeing his dear parents
and friends, it was exceeded by the happiness
he experienced at finding himself again in the
midst of his flock. He thanked his Citrate,
Rev. Father Pouillon, for the ability and zeal
with which he had discharged the onerous
duties devolving upon him during the summer,
and the congregation for their most exemplary
conduct and the earnest support they had given
Father Pouillon. He had heard with pride and
joy Of the devout manner in which they had
performed the exercises of the Jubilee, of the
immense numbers and orderly and edifying
bearing of those who had composed the public
professions to the four Jubilee churches.
Father Borias then gave a very interesting
sketch of his visit to the renowned shrines Of
Paray-le-Monial, Lourdes and Issoudon'
France" said he, ais constantly being tray.
ersed by numerous professions Of the faithful,
visiting the many sacred shrines to be foundin
all quarters of that glorious Catholic country.
In this, my brethren; in the piety and self
sacrificing disposition manifested by the people
do we find consolation for the sutferings of orr
Holy Church, and hope for her triumph against
the Powers of Darkness"
The people were profoundly impressed by
the earnest eloquence of the preacher, he him
self at zines being so much affected as scarcely
to be able to give utterance to his thoughts,
while in the congregation there were few
whose emotion was not betrayed by the tears
in their eyes.
We congratulate the congregation of this
church on the great blessing conferred upon
them in having two clergymen of such apes
tolic zeal and piety sent to labor for them. Till
within the past seven years the people of this
section of the city had to travel long distances
to reach the churches nearest them, and the
several parishes were so large and populous,
that the clergy, Jealous as they were, could not
make speciality of attending to the spiritual
wants of the colored people. Father Borias,
after several years. labor at st. Augustines
Church, felt called to this special mission. With
what good results his devotion as disciple Of
the Blessed Peter Claver, has been crowned
may be judged by the piety of the large con.
gregations' composed principally of coioFed
people, which throng the Church of Our Lady
of the Sacred Heart at all the Masses on Sun
days and week dAva
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

at the Jesuits' Church every evening last
week, Rev. D. McKiniry, S. J preached to large
congregations of gentlemen, the occasion be-
ing the Annual Retreat of the Total Absti-
nence Societies. The three first nights the
Rev. Father devoted to an explanation of the
Sacrament of Penance, the fourth night he
spoke of the Blessed Eucharist and on the
fifth and last night he preached on sensuality,
jealousy, aud the danger of keeping bad COM
pany, After the sermon each evening, Bene-
diction of the Blessed Sacrament was given.
This morning at o'clock, the gentlemen of
the Societies will receive Holy Communion at
the Jesuits Church.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

JUBILEE DEvoTToNs-on the 18th, 24th ana
Slst insts. the parishioners of st. There's" ahu
st. Michael will go in solemn procession to sno
four churches appointed as Jubilee Churches
for the city. According to instructions lHeeiy
received from the Most Rev. Archbishop Lno
four churches originally designated By nlo
Grace are the only ones visits to which enjoy .AO
privileges of the Jubilee for those resiains :
within the city! 1t is to be recalled to n'lnO
on this occasion that a solemn procession u
equivalent to five visits.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

A lady asked her little boy Have you
called your grandma to teai" Eyes. When l
went to call her she was asleep, and didn't
wish to halloo to grandma, nor shake her; so 1
kissed her cheek, and that awoke her very
softly. Then l ran into the hall and said
pretty loud: Grandma, tea is ready And she
never knew what woke her up"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

The foreign born population Of Rhode Island
are forming associations to obtain the repeal
of the un.American law which prevents them
from voting until they become owners of real
estate. They and their children are more than
one-half Of the people of the State.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

Major Barneys discovery in telegraphing,
with some Improvements made by n. Godener,
. Frenchman, was experimental upon in Bel
GUM lately. One operator sent simultaneously
to Osteud and Antwerp, from Brussels, the
same dispatch at the rate of COO words a
minute. From Ostend to Brussels dispatch
was sent at the rate of /, O92 words minute.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1875-10-10

They are excited in Berlin over a military
case. The soldier said he was very i'll, but the
officer said he was only shamming to have an
easy time in the hospital; SO he kept him at his
duty, and the soldier died on the drill ground.
They cannot find anything Oh the subject in
the military code.