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DEATH OF DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN
PRIEsT.-Rev. A. Sherwood Healey, brother OF
Bishop James A. Healey, of Portland, Me-, died
of consumption at the Carney Hospital, South
Boston, on the Goth inst. The deceased was
born in Macon, Ca, and was one of family
of nine children, three brothers being clergy
men and one sister o religeuse. In 1874 he
studied in Worcester College, and afterwards
went to Europe, where he attended college in
France and finished his studies in Rome. He
was ordained about eleven years ago, and after
wards was located with the Rev. Father Has
kins at the House of the Angel Guardian. From
tn ere he accepted professorship in the semi
nary at Troy. One of Father Hesley's brothers
is Bishop of Portland, Me-, and another Presi-
dent of Georgetown College. Father Healey
was President of the Boston Catholic Choral
Society for the first five years of it's existence,
and contributed not little to it's success by
his personal influence and efforts. He was
spiritual director of the Catholic Union of
Boston, an association of Catholic gentlemen,
| and held the same relation to the Particular
Council of the Society of st. Vincent de Paul.
| He~was q contributor to the UNCONVENTIONAL
reviews, magazines and j,urn ais, and welded
an able and scholarly pen. Had he lived few
years longer it is probable he would have been
elevated to bishoprc. Indeed while he
was confined to the hospital u rumor was cur
rent that the Pope had already conferred the
promotion.
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The Verdict.

A jury is supposed to represent fairly the
general intelligence Of the community from which
taken The guilt or innocence Of party the value
verdict has recently been rendered by jury com.
posed of the best taken from every country the
sands of witnesses gave their TESTIMONY. The trial
long one, occupying ten years and the iury have
TUFTS PILLS possess q greater power over disease
than any medicine invented since the foundation of
the world" 1t is pronounced by all righteous YER
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A correspondent of the Atlanta Herald,
writing from Dalton, gives the following &C.
count of the progress of that section of the
great State of Georgia, SO well known in times
past to thousands of Louisiauians
have not been over the State Road in a year
and have been surprised at the growth and
improvement in the twelve months. The
towns are steadily glowing. Every place be.
tween Atlanta and this point shows visible
marks of development. New houses are seen,
and activity is manifest l was as astonished
to see SO many cotton fields, evideDcing how
large hold cotton culture has taken on this
section. Both sides of the railroad are lined
with cotton fields in bloom.
No place on the line of the State Road has
grown so fast as Dalton. Its development in the
last year has been extraordinary. 1t has spread
out in every direction. 1t has large number
OF new houses already built, and e. great many
more IN process of construction. It has new
bank just completed, one of the fastest pieces
OF modern architecture that 1 have seen any
where On one street alone over thirty five
residences have been built, extending the town
IN that direction fully mile.
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ST, THEREsAs PARIsu.-The pastor of St.
Theresa's, Rev. P. NJ. L. Massardier, has every
reason to be proud of the devotion and zeal of
his splendid congregation, manifested in SO
public manner during the past two weeks
The first Jubilee procession of the parishioners
on Sunday, 18th inst, was immense, and during
the entire week the church was visited daily
by hundreds DESTROYS of preparing themselves
more perfectly for fulfilling the conditions
necessary for gaining the Indulgence of the
Jubilee.
Last Sunday the second Jubilee procession
took place at $3.50 o'clock. By actual count
there were 5000 persons in the procession, 8
marked feature of which was the large proper
ton of gentlemen. Every evening during the
past week Father Ryan preached to congrega-
tions that filed the church. Friday morning the
Forty Hours Exposition of the Blessed Sacra-
ment commenced. From early morn till late
at night the Numbers present were so great as
to lead the visitor to imagine that special
public services were being held. Fathers
Ryan, Massardier and Moynihan occupied the
confessionals almost uninterruptedly during
the last three days of the week.
To-day Sunday Masses will be celebrated
at $50, $50, 1870, $50 and 10 o'clock. At the
6:S0 Mass the gentlemen of the congregation
will receive Holy Communion. At the Solemn
High Mass, at 10 O'Clock, Father Ryan will
preach, and the Forty Hours Will close. In the
afternoon, at O'Clock, the third and last
Jubilee procession will take place.
Monday, All Saints Day, Low Masses will be
said at 6, 7 and O'Clock, and High Mass at 9,
followed by Benediction. Tuesday, All Souls
Day, Low Masses at and o'clock, and Solemn
High Mass at s.
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DIED

LAwLER-on Thursday, October IA, 1875, at the
residence Of her con, a. T, Lawler. Ann Curry,
of Castle Conner County Kilkenny Ireland, relict of
the late James Lawler and for many years resident
of the State of Pennsylvania and this city.
Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Iowa, California and irish
papers please copy.
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Referring to the present condition of Ire
and, the Boston Pilot says:
All parties in Ireland agree in reporting the
progress of the people and the Improvement of
The country. Wages are going up every year.
Emigration is falling off. Education is be-
coming general. In 1852, with population of
$500 900, there were 4.sOO schools and $40 600
pupils in Ireland; in 1873, with population
Of 100000, just million less, there were
3I.l63 schools, with 1,C20, 100 pupils. An intel
Igent agitation, firmly and moderately con-
Quoted, will eventually win for Ireland the
change of government her people DESIRE. But
Inc Ta government is only part Of q peoples inn
as ana aN9 nation that is not intelligent
e,roz selt-restrained and judicious, has not
ShT y up to tho standard Of Independence, 1t
tho PLEASANT pt and proud thought for Irishmen
Sra f lily when 60 many European countries
people Of ireland are growing more and more
nation. '"sEeSSi'o al" Al 81"
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Twenty Years Ago.

WARREN, O., June IL 1875.
Craddock & Co., 1899 Race street, Philadelphia:
Please forward by express, c. o. n, bottle Of
DR.. James preparation of Indian Hemp (Canabs
1ndica). MY mother used it ac'h TWENTY
AGO. and she is just recovering from long illness
and her lungs being weak send again, after the
lGpse Of t,csrty years for your CANABIs INDICA We
know from experience that it is no humbug. know
of several cases that it has cured
Respectfully, J. G. FREER.
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FIAT ROCK Huron Co., O., Aug 81, 1875.
Enclosed six dollars and Atty cents for three
bottles of your Caad1s Indica. 1t Is doing its work
well. Yours respectfully,
E. T. CONSER.
n. B-This remedy speaks for itDelf. single bottle
will satisfy the most skeptical There is q single
symptom Of Consumption that it does not dssipate:
50 so per bottle three bottles for SC Pills and
Ointment 81 IS each. Sent at risk. Address
Craddock Co. 1882 Race street, Philadelphia
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Masses in the aravsyards on All Souls Day.

Tuesday next Grand Requiem Masses will be
celebrated in at least three of the Catholic
cemeteries of this city. 1t is possible that
Masses will be celebrated in Others but so far
we have not received official notification of the
fact.
In St. Joseph's Cemetery, Washington street,
between st. David and Liberty, the Mass will
be sung by the Redemptorist Fathers at 9
o'clock.
In St. Patrick's Cemetery No. 2, Grand
Requiem Mass will be sung by the Rev. Clergy
of the city at 11:30 o'clock.
In St. Stephens parish, Soniat street, seven
blocks above Napoleon Avenue and three
north of St. Charles street, is beautiful new
cemetery in which Solemn High Mass will be
celebrated by the Lazarist Fathers at 10
O'Clock. The eloquent curate of the Church of
st. John the Baptist, Rev. J. g. Footte, will
preach.
At each of these cemeteries after the Mass
the graves will be blessed. We need scarcely
add that the relatives and friends of the de-
parted faithful who are inferred in these
gravey ards are expected to attend the services.
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LADIES' read the advertisement of Braselman
ADAMS on 9th page of tOdsys STAR. 1t is import
Antto you.
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NOUVEAUTES!

NOUVEAUTES!
LADIES' TIES AND HANDKERCHIEFs,
In New Designs.
LADIES LINEN SETS,
In New Designs.
HAMBURG EMBRoIDERIEs,
In New Designs.
LADIES RUCHIEGS
In New Designs.
EMBROIDERED sKIRTING. TUCKED.
In New DesiSps
EMBROIDERED FLANNELS
EMBROIDERED FLANNEL sHAwLs,
NEW STYLES MISSES sHAwLs,
NEW STYLES SHOULDER sHAwLs.
NEW STYLES LADIES' sHAwLs
EMBROIDERED CASHMERE sHAwLs,
NEW STYLES TABLE COVERS,
NEW STYLES TOILET COVERS AND TIDES.
NEW STYLES BED AND CRIB BLANKETS,
NEW STYLES SASH AND NECK RIBBONS
AMONGST MANY OTHER NEW THINGS
A Beautiful Assortment of the
Ia TEST STILES IN DRESS GOODS,
ALL AT MODERATE PRICES.
ELMAN & ADAMS,
$50 and 5ss---..MAGAZINE STREET. .5s6 and 5ss
oc3ll 1t Conner ST. Andrew street.
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BADGES.-The President of the State Union has
received q number Of Gold and Silver Badges Of the
General Union Of America. Members Of Total Absti-
nenco Societies purchase them by calling ut the
Morning Star Office between The hOurs Of and and
and 9. Prioes-GOld Badge, 81 Isl Silver Badge
% cents. jyI1u
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HOMEOPATHIC PRESCRIPTIONS.
DIR. WIN. H. HoLc0MBE,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYsEoTAM
100. --.-..---,.-. Canal Street $50
HEW oRIEANH

Prescribes by letter for those who Wiah 10 try ho
homeopathic treatment at points where there 10 no
homeopathic physician.
plain stat sms Mt OF cases, acute chronic, will DO
promptly considered and medicines with fall direcoan
forwarded by mail OF express Charge prepaid.
The following diseases especially may DO greatly
benefited. and sometmsa even CURED, ofter The oia
School treatment has entirely failed Chronic Hoad
aehee Neuralgia Vertigo Hystera. EPilepsy Nervous
Trouttes, Catarrhs, long Standing Cough, Asthma,
Constipation. Piles, Liver Complaints, Chronic Dyson
tery Disturbances Of the Kia19ys Mensturas IEsgu'
TERMS for the FIRST prescription and lot Of medi;
cines and 9 for each Subsequent prescription and
medicines for the same RemittAnoeS made by
mail, post-oface order registered letter
Address DR. WIN. H HOLC0MBE,
au29 IS ly5p New OIleAns, La.
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Monday evening, the Feast of All Saints, at
Al o'clock, Solemn Vespers of the Dead. fol-
lowed by Sermon appropriate for the occasion.
Tuesday, All Souls Day, grand Requiem
Mass, at 11:3O, will be sung by the Rev. Clergy
of the city.
Friends and relatives of those inferred are
respectfully invited to attend.
P. F. ALLEN,
Pastor of st. Patrick g Oh urch.
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ST. PATRICK's HALL FOR RENT,
FOR Balls, CONCERTS AND RAIRs.

St. Patrick's Hall, the LARGEST AND FINEST
HALL IN THE CITY, will bo rented, By the night
or longer, On reasonable terms, for CoHcBRTs,
BALLS, LECEUREs, PAIRS and ExHuTTToNs.
Ter cHARTEA xMEXRTAM1UETS VithSus
distinction Of eFss han VIII b roatod at HALF
PRICE.
Apply at
ST. RArRgKs HALL SAVINGS Rank,
no257H 10. y VNaP SsSo@
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Forty HOURS ADoRATIoN IN ST. AIPHoNsCs
CHURcH.-The Forty Hours Devotion began
in st. Alph ousus Church Saturday morning, at
$50 o'clock, and will close at 10 O'Clock Mon
day morning. The Most Blessed Sacrament is
exposed daily from $50 A. NJ. to 9P. NJ. At 10
o'clock Sunday and Monday mornings High
Masses will be celebrated At o'clock this
Saturday evening Father Neithart will preach;
tomorrow Sunday evening, at the same hour,
the sermon will be by Father Gleason. Mon
day evening, at 7 o'clock, Father Neithart will
preach on "Purgatory"
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"THE JUBILEE"
PLANTATION OF INDULGENCEs.
By o Gentleman In this City.
Authorities.
CHAPTERS
!. A Universal Jubilee.
O. Conditions NECESSARILY required in order to gain
Indulgences.
5. Nature Of Indulgenoes.
4. Temporal punishment sometimes remains due to
sin after the ain itself Ii forgiven.
What il the amount Of this Temporal Punish
ment.
Why have Public Penanses been done away with.
An Infinite Treasure OF the satisfaction OF Christ
and of the Saints oaAsts In the Church.
=. The Church power to administer this Treasure
8. The Church at all times granted Indulgences.
8. Motives for granting IndulgAces.
10. salutary effects of IndalRences. -
| IL. Advantages OF ConfrAterntaD.
IL. Indulgenees Partial and PlenAry.
Is. Jubloes.
| II. Special motives FOR observing.
PRICES.
To Dealers. cents = copy.
To the Public 10 cents COPY
For sale at Elders Gogartys Joyoes, Kirkpatrick
and the MORNING STAR Office. Dealers should apply at
the STAR Office at once.
Parties in the country must enclose stamps. for
| postage in addition to the 10 cents. ocI7 5p If
1
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JACOB OFT, .,,un-.
259 Magazine Street, Corner of CallicpO

Stores, Counting Houses and Dwellings Fitted Up
with Dispatch. Jobbing promptly attended to.
All orders for work left at the ONCE $50 Magazine
street, through the Postofice, promptly at
tended to. nora "a ly5P
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DANIEL McKENDRICK,
House, Ship and Steamboat Plumber,

GAS FILTER, EIC.,
Respectfnlly announces to his old patrons and the
public generally that he has resumed business
at his new store centrally located,
Camp Street ---.-.. ---.- lob
Opposite st. Patricks Church New Orleans,
and will give prompt and PerSona attention to any new
work or Iepairs in his line.
Has ON hand and is receiving all description Of BRASS
FAUCETS WATER aud GAS PIPES. PUMPS,
HYDRANTS, WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS
AGENT f,r "STAGs HEAD" ELEVATED OVEN
COOKING RANGES, the beet In Market.
Orders collected and entire satisfaction guaranteed
for heat eralS latest improvements, skiful and
careful workmanship and worry lowest charges
N- ocI7 Iy5D
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WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETc

! TTyAHTED-BY A LADY. WHO IS THOROUGH
I w " competent situation HOuSokeeper. Refer
ences given and required Address Morning Star
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j.. 8. AITKEAS. c. L. AlTKRNS
+ S. ATHENS s. SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
HARDWARE AND TOOLS,
Hoop, Band and Bar Iron, Bolts, Nuts, Wood
Screws and Washers, Builders Hard ware,
Fire Crates, Housekeepers' Hardware,
Tin Ware Paints, Oils, VarDishes,
Window Glass, Etc, Etc,
236-242 -TcHouP1TouLAs STREET. -236-242
auI5 IS 1y5p NEW oRLEASs-
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A FESTIVAL
FcR THE
BENEFIT OF ST FRANCIS CHURCH
VIII take place az tie Hall,
CORNER OF SECOND AND ST. DAVID rs,
On Saturdays, November 6:b, 18th and GOTH
AND
Sundays, November 9TH, 14th and 2lst, 1875.
AT HALF-PAsT SIX O'CLOCK P. II.
TICKETS-TwENTY-FIVE CENTS. oc3I 1t
A CADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART.
Miss G. BAYssET respectfully informs the public
that she has removed her French and English School
from No. 10 Delachaise street to No. lOl LOUISIANA
AVENUE; where usual the greatest care will be
taken of the pupils classic and moral education.
oc3I
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T. J. BROWN,
PRACTICAL PAPER HANGER.
263....--s--.Camp street..------------263
Between Dslord and POeyfRrre.
NEW oRLEAEg.

A large assortment Of wan Paper, Gold and Velvet
Borders, window Shades, Corniees, BUG, Green and
white HOlauds Picture Cord, Tasssls etc. alwsJs on
hand Sample Books sent IL required. ee57s lysp
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. vINCEET'S HoME.-The Board Of Directors
are requested to be punctual at the meeting THIS
sunday EVENING, October aIst at o'clock, at the
- Oc3I It
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Referring to the present condition of Ire
and, the Boston Pilot says:
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Aswe are the PIONEERS in the business, and havt
wen established reputation for che purity anG
parties have sought to palm of their interior gooos
pretending to represent u.s. and We T9qia S
Al who want articles Of the BEST GUILTY. Os
their orders dirOct to u.s. and to be particular 70 Ee
member the address,
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stairs staggering drunk, and without ticket
insisted upon forcing his way into the dress
circle.
Reporter Did you admit him?
Mr.. Holland No, threw him down stars
without any GERMANY; and when he returned
the second time, about an hour atterEard,
still without 4 ticket, again threw him down
stairs and with much more force than On the
first occasion.
Reporter What then became Of him /?
Mr. Holland A policeman arrested him
aud lodged him in the station house, ard he
is to be tried tomorrow (this) morning before
the Recorder, ut o'clock.
Reporter What are your general instruc-
tons from Mr.. Dayey ID regard to the admis
sion Of men and women to the dress-circle
and parqustte:
Mr. Holland Not to admit whitei or black
who are likely to be obnoxious to the patrons
Of that portion of the house.
The reporter, thanking Mr.. Holland for his
kindness, retired.
Subsequently. we heard that the third and
unruly negro offered to bride the policeman to
release him, by the tender of a sum of money
This, however, will be made to appear to-day
al tbs trial. NenlLis .lppedL.
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Four Babies at Birth A Baltimore
Sensation.
baltimore Sun, Feb. 1911

Inc qu@rtette sisters, who made their first
appearance on Tuesday night at No. 1ly Low
street, held numerously attended levee yes
Gay; All q them We're in apparently sound
health and as good humored as the circum-
stances would permit. The proper name of
me mother and father of the children is
I, II 4hn ana Hoen, as it is pronounced bv some
lae babies were visited by hundreds Of la3;es
nom all parts of the city, and some who iive
out OF 1t. \ number Of these came IL car
fia6es. AT least score Of physicians called
10 see the phenomena of nature, and ono
physician coming from Washington and
another from Philadelphia. The babies were
chriStened on Wednesday BY Rev. F,tlar
Aai!oy, OF Ht Johns parish, at the r.one.t
OF the mother ''oS'
hey We're named respectively Sarah, Narv
nate aud Jennie, and each was duly labeled n
prevent them from becoming mixed. which
would Otherwise be likely to happen, as thew
~ a. huch alike as four peas. When the |
was made at o'clock last |
HialI thal the babes refused to receive any |
more visitors until this morning the nave.
ment in front Of tie house was crowdad fyri+I,
iadles, VINO went regretfully awav. The father
OF the children says his name is Hahn: he j.
'hirty years old, was born in Germany. bnf
came to this country when one wear old
WIS. liam, who is also thirty years Of AGE
Was porn IN the United States. She hoe for
eVelai years been in delicate health. ana for
ne past SIX weeks has been i'll. Mr.. Habn
y heretofore stated, is a ciear-makar All
las been out OF work for six weeks n :;
ulte an intelligent man, evidently TENN
lie, and undoubtedly means to do the r., ~ :
an under this heavy visitation of pro-; !
ence. "a iof1-
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THE COUNTS.
Superior District Court.

|. "; Van Norden and John Mathers, jr., of
the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf Ship Canal
Co, have brought suit against the Mayor and
Administrators Of the city, asking for an in
junction restraining them from permitting to
be used on their Tn account or on account
OF the city, any moneys, drainage claims or
drainage taxes received by the city by virtue
OF any drainage laws, and further, recurring
the Administrators as soon as any MONEYS
shall De collected by the city. it shall be paid
over to the Mississippi and Mexican Gulf
Ship Canal Co., or its transferee, w. Van
Norden
Pla'stifis gave bond for $1,000 and the in
junction was granted,