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EACH IN cash.


one Hur~.aud Buggy, with Silyer-moun-
ted Harness, worth son. one !Ho-tUurd
Rosewood Piano. worth so. Thr"" Gold
Watches ana Chains, worth $50 each
Tire. cold American Hunting Watches
worth SI1J each. Ton Ladies Gold Hunt
ing Watches. worth Sluu each.
I.uuu Gold and silver Lever lluuiiuZ
Watches In a!lworth from s2Jto fnu"".
Gold Chains SiiypT-wgru, JyW".rt h'. N'.
Number of Gifts 7,5Jp Tickets limited
to 7j.En.
AGENTS WANTED 10 81 Tickets q"
whom Liberal Premium. v.Il D.. paid.
Single tickets, 81 six tickets. -. I"''''
tickets. $40; Twenty-Five ,En'N' ~.
Circulars containing q iHu ISL OF Ii''-'7'
a description Of the manner OF "'"" ~
and Other Information !u rD.rT'"c" 2" M
ing them. ANIr't.l- must Doe auu!ys>,a I"
G..ir. Excelsior Building, corner Race
NJ L""e /. j. SINE.
,...,.rs Box ~, Cincinnati, ohio
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CITY CLERK.

Nryyr.. EditTS register.
Please announce the undersigned rs
candidate for reelection 10 the Office OF
City Clerk. r. n BRILL
iuu1i
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TOR RENT.

rDHAT DESIRABLE BUSINESS ROOM,
No. ~. 18th street, lately occupied by
Mrs. Z,ig,uielder. Il has good, dry eel
lar with q bake OVEN underneath. No
place in the city is better adapted for
family grocery. confectionery, CT cigar
store Terms moderate. Appiylu
II. y. lTHMAN,
West side Market square, or
W. 7. MckELNEN,
dec@ytuGs Az Market street.
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Eii,ors III HE Reuis.er.

Editors Of The Register.
hereby announce mysel! rs cahdl-
date for the Office of Street Commissioners
at the next charter election, subject 10 the
decision of the City Democratic ConNen-
ton. EEORHE ahhLE'
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Fine FresCo Decorations

The quality Of which is still uncquailcd.
Ask your grocer for IL. Jah1
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III great Nhll'lN 'N'i'' '''''t'' 80
A. R. MOREHEhD & CO.'S.
FAIR WARNING.

Ii. PEESOr@S KNOWING THEM
! SELVES indebted to y. S"huubga,
or To- the firm of u. -chambra Il sons, alc
requested TO call and S-Itl" their accounts.
Ali notes. due bills, book accounts. &c. not
settled ON or before the Isl day oi fchrua-
nv, 1875. will b. collected 10y law. Al per
sons having claims against Us will present
them for payment AT once.
II. SCUAMBKA X Sons,
iamjb Merchant IaiIorN.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

OVFICE WHEELING AND BFLNOVT !
BRIDGE COMPANY.
WHEELING, ". Va, Dee. =, lN7i.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders
%! the Wheeling Belmont Bridge Com
rauy will be- held at ia" Office of the com
pmuy on Monday, the nth day Of January,
$50. between the hours of ! and 81 !, o'clock
=. VI, tor the election OF Nine Managers to
serve during the ensuing year.
drr2>rb JOS. LAWSON, ScC'y.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WEST VIRGINIA

II NV TGF - LHX
uIHF YEAR BEGINS IN ALL DE
PAKTNENTS On Wednesday, sept.
&rd, IN,3.
Prof. +. =. Lyon, with "a full stan Of
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparatory Department.
Patrons seeking information IN regal" u"
the same Will address him.
Catalogues describing tn" other Depart
mcut, may Doc obtained iaum The secretary
of the Faculty, Prot. Geo. W. lover, or the
undersigned.
ALIEN. MARTIN, Prcst.
MoEGANruwS, ". Va, Aug. g,lo15
augi5 &c
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j u r u E z 3 a
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or DebiIitated?

Are YOU 50 languid that any "Xertiou re-
qulrcS more of an cX"rlion than you feel
capable ufmaking?
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful
tonic and inyigoIatOr, which acts 50 bcn"-
ficialiy ON the SrCrrtivc organs rs To i'm
part vigOr to all the vital forces.
II is no alcoholic appetizer, which slim
ulatrS for short time, only 10 let tn" sur
frrrr tall to a lower kepth of misery, but
il is a vegetable tonic acting directly on
the liver and spleen.
Slt regulates the bowels, quictS the nerves,
and gives such a healthy tone To the whole
system rs To soon make the invalid feel
like Il new person.
Its operation is not violent, but is char
actcriZpd by great gcntlrUcSS; the patient
experiences no sudden change, no marked
results, but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
This is no new and untri'd discovery,
but has been long used with wonderful
remedial results. and is pronounced by
the highest medical authorities 9TH" most
powerful tonic and Alternative known
Ask your druggist for it. For sale 10y
WM. +. kIDDER Il CO.. New "rk.
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FOR RENT.

L-4 THE ELEGANT STORE ROOM,
80 corner Market street and Alley II.
49, Possession given April |, 1870. En-
quirc nj REGMANN : OFFICE.
dru3lh
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STREET COMMISSIONER.

IofIrr myself as a candidate for the Of
flee of street Commissioner, at the next
election. WI. MIEbEhI9' H.
dvcli
announce myself as a candidate for the
Office of street Commissioner, subject L"
the decision OF the Democratic City. Con-
vcntion. LAWRENCE 'LAhhE.
decor
Mcyssy EdtorS Register.
Please announce Frederick Lorrntz As
candidate for the otlicc OF Street Commits
siuncr. ana obiigc
drc,- MANY VOTERS.
Mcyyrs Editors Register:
Pleas" announce VIM. Murphy as cam
dldatc for the ofilccof Street Commissions
rr, and much obligc his
deco MANY FRIENDS.
urSSJS. EdiorS Register.
Please announce me rs Il candidate for
the Office of street commissioner and
ubligc. JOSEPH SALlSBi K1.
lunj
.MyssJs. Editors Register.
Please announce Andrew NJ. liarlinS rs
:, candidate for street Commissioner nj
the ensuing charter election.
iou5 MANY FRIENDS.
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DIVIDEND.

T|I|7 ~ TIT-Is - ~ %
TNHE DIRECTORS OF THE IA BELLE
Glass Company, OF Bridgeport, ONO,
have this day declared 81 srmi-1uuu'u "iN-
iduud Of i've per cent. payable ON ana
after the first day OF January, No. AT inc
d,r,l-H W. II. BRINIoN, Scc'y.
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\ mild. npcrlcnt and gcnIIc nmrgn:

tive. recommended for the cure of all de-
rangcmcntS Of the stomach, llNcr ana
bowels. BY thoirtimclY use much sickness
~ prevented. The test of many years has
proven them To uc the safest, Sur">t ANA
jest of all the pills ever offered to the pub
lie. They purify the blood, rcmovcaIi cor
ruptions and restore the diseased y >lD III
Ia n, rfrrt health. ASan NntOdit" lU tnl!lS
and Fever they have no equal. For llNS,-
prpsia they are u specific. For SICK
Headache and Bilious collie they ar" a sur
cure. For Consumption. Rhrum2lI, ~,
Piles, Palpilation of ne iiearI: ram III ,,'
positive remedy. For Female Irregular
ties, without rival. Whcu one does not
"rerI very wrlI,"a single dose stimulates
the stomach and bowels. restores the APP
petite, and mpartSH MOT 10 mr. Street., II,''i
y Cw York.
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q. 4. cALLIcAN,
Fire G. Life Insurance Broker

On.cr SO. 1911 Market street
WHEELING, ". 50.
rS.IorrrSpDudpnr. solicited with r~-
spuu-ib.. agents. Nuu,y loaned on l..i'
and Endowment Polic!r-. d''tD
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E.litnLs NJ RcNiStnr:

Ianuouncc myself asa candidate for the
Office of City Sergeant, subject To the de-
cision of the city Democratic Convention.
Respectfully,
WILLIAM McKEOWN.
WHEELING, December y. deem
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ANNOuNcEM ENTS
CITY SERGEANT.

announce myself asa candidate tor TN"
Office Of city Sergeant. subject to the d"ciN-
ion ofthc city Democratic Convention.
deco MATTHEW ALTMENER.
N~ss,s Eiiiprs Register.
Please announce me as candidate Tor
reelection 10 the Office Of City Sergeant
at tn" next charter election.
ian5 Ed. VI. DAVIS.
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WANTED.

, GOOD BOOK-KEEPER, MUST CONE
y well recommended.
PITTSBURGH SrANE 60,
ian5a New MaGinSvill", W. VA.
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short POstponcmcnt-Day Fxed-fuli
DfsIributiOu.
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT.
Montpelier Female Humane AsSot'n,
AT ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NARCH 29th. 1878.
.iST OF GIFTS.
-, rs Cash Gifts amounting to......Sl 10000
NUMBER OF TICKETS. 100000.
PRICE OF TICKETS.

~
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole
Halves wv"
Quarters DIV
EighthS or each upor.....................- -"
80 Tickets
The Montpelier Female Humane AsSo-
citation. chartered by the Legislature of
Virginia and the Circuit Court OF Orange
Co., proposes by a Grand Git concert TO
establish and cndOw "llOmc for the Old,
lnfirm and Destitute Ladies' of Virginia.
M Montpelier, the former residence OF
President james Madison.
I,oNEENoR's OFFICE, RICHMoEp, July,
II affords me pleasure To say that AIN
well acquainted with a large majority OF
the officers of the Montpelier Female HUI
mauc Association, who reside in the vi
entity of my home, and attest their in
tcl!igcncc and their worth and high rcHu-
taIiOn ~ gentlemen, aS well rs the pub
lie confidence, influence and substantial
means Literally represented among them.
JAMES J.. KFMPER, Gov. Nirwiuiu.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, JuiyN, Isl F !
commend them n gents OF honor ana in
tcerity,an fully entitled To the confidence
r. W. HUGHES,
/. =. Judge, EaSt'n Dist. of Va.
Further references by permission: His
FXcrllcncy Gilbert &. Walker, EX-Ciuy-
ornrr of Va: Hon. RObt. T.. WithcrS, Lieut.
Gov OF Va, and L. =. senator elect Scna-
tors and Members of Congress from W.
RcmittuncCS for tickets may ID" mao" by
express prepaid, IDStuillcr mOury-urdrr on
Washington, u. g.. or by registered letter
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.
send for Circular. Address,
HON. JAMES BARBER,
Pro,i VI. +. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
Reliable agents wanted everywhere.
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S TAN TON BROS.
DIR. IuIT,S HAIR DYE

Is easily applied, impartS beautiful black
or brown, and acts like magic. The best
II The world. Sold by all druggists. Price,
! % a box.
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DR.. |. H. LOnqdOn
-OS TIE
URINARY ORGANS!

The urinary apparatus consists nftne
kidneys which N,"r"tr IN" Uria-, The uTr-
tors which convey to- the bladder. the
bladder which contains II and in" uToth#
through which D. is carried rom M" bu.V.
When amy substance enters THE clrrU.H.
Upi AMI is not required for th. nutrition
Of the body nor forms am element 90
healthy blood, 10 should %, removed lf"H
'u" System by these ORGANS.
our bodies ar" a.Gyays in "a .~fafrpf'u..s..
'IUu. Dld matter H. cnuiiuuuilN al-.r. s.
and thrown OF, ANA new PARTICLES fah.a
from the blood 80 replace IN. Hence. up
disease ~ these important 'N"r.tDTy out
Jet, OF tho body can long exist without So
rIuu-ly affecting The general health. The
DriucIpa. constituent o. ia" urine b. high
is poisonous. and ~ retained 10 the blood
even iu small quantity, gives Ti~" 10 dis
turbuucr pl th" stomach, brain and her
produces ~iupuT, coma, CONCLUSIONS and
death. Al "ut.T" arrest Of l'" urinary ~.
erection Tor twau'y- hours would prove
fatal
Dr. Luugdon devote special attention 9"
all acute ana chronic affect Hur ui tho uri-
nary orgnuS. and BOD. -EI. AMI treatment
may be- r,lIad ON for 'N'.I cure. 40 cas-"
considered hopeless Il which organic
I..i,,. ala. sIu. ...-f. COW. las treatment
trial auu pros. IFS 'i'"rry.
30, for consultation, "NamiI.a'fpu, adj
,.f..grs treatment within the reach viHll
,l.II..u.- Jog uIl diseases 10y mail and
,,Ir.--iua.l parts 10 DO" country.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
No. 1909 EOFF, old Fifth Street,
Opposite the Cathedral.
r,yI0 WHEELING, ". VA.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
A MURDERED DRUMMER.

THE TRAVELLING AGENT or AN ALBANY ToBAc-
co FIRM MURDERED-HIs BODY ACCIDENTALLY
DISCOVERED by BoYs-No TRACE OF THE
MURDERERs.
Troy N. " Oct Is, 1875
Information has received here of the murder Of
Charles Kirby well known throughout the eastern part OF
this State and the Eastern States the travelling agent
Of Shields 4 Son, tobacconsts, Of Albany. On Thurs
day morning last It seems two boys who hunting
squirrels the woods in the town Of Grafton Rensselaer,
county, came out the Schenectady road in a
lonely part of the country. A short distance from
Of a bulldog Its throat had been cut and its head
mashed with stone little further on, about twenty
the road in the woods, they discovered ped
ler's wagon with two horses attached which tied
to Near the edge Of the woods lay the body of
man The boys turned IL and that
i was dead. The skull crushed and there was
deep cut under the right In tho road there
participant The wagon was broken open
and rifed OF its contents. The boys
returned to the village and gave the
alarm and a number OF men repaired to the spot.
One of them recognized the body that OF Kirby, who
had stopped in the village the night before and had
way to Pittsheld, Mass. The body sent to
Hoosc Falls where the murdered resided.
Kirby had been travelling tor the Albany
firm about year taking the place of his father, who
died, about that time He was on his out trip. No
of the murderer, at last accounts had been dis
covered. Ii is believed they belong gang of ramps
which has infested Rensselaer, county for some time
committing all sorts OF depredations.
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
Hr BETWEEN THE sHosHoNEs AND ARApA-
HOES IN WYOMING
A JERSEY HORROR.
next.

THE DOUBLE CHILD MURDER AT HACKETTsTowN.
The brief outline OF appalling chapter Of crme
the murder of two children by their father and his sub
sequcnt attempt to murder his wife aud commit suicide
Hackettstown, in Morris county, N j. was given in
yesterdays HERALD. A fuller report proves
the to be one almost unparalleled in
the criminal history Of New Jersey From
coRoNERs INQUEST,
which was held yesterday forenoon on the bodies OF
the murdered children, appears that the murderer
whose is John Ritter, and not Pker, as pre-
viously reported, and who is painter by trade had
been out Of employment for time past owing to
the dull times and had been drinking heavily Of late
that his brain became crazed For years past il seems
he and his wife have lived happily together in con-
sequence Of his vicious disposition rendered by
drink Until recently they had been living
separate, but not long since they came TO an under
standing and once more
JOINED THEIR FORTUNES
They had scarcely well settled down, however when
Ritter took TO his old ways and led most disspated
lie. The family lived in house the outskirts of
the town OnSaturday morning while still oppressed
with the effects OF a violent spree Ritter had fierce
quarrel with his wife, which ended in her abruptly
leaving the house. She had not gone far when she
heard two pistol shots Losing I'll fear for herself she
returned toward the house and then
TERRIBLE siGnT
met her eyes. Her sons bright boys aged rcspec-
lively four aud seven lay weering in their blood. The
brutal father had deliberately shot both While the
distracted mother gazed tne PROSTATE forms Of her
earrings Ritter evelled his revolver her fired but
luckily missed his aim and then tile He'd Ritter
next shot himself IN the head but his attempt proved
unsuccessful His wound serious but not dangerous
one Of the boys died instantly, and the other
fingered till evening in great pain The
tragedy created the widest excitement In
the country around and but for the fact that the
derer had boon arrested and in the custody OF
authorities he would possibly have been lynched
After hearing the evidence the jury, being out for
deberaton only n short time returned with verdict
charging Ritter with being guilty Of
wILFCI MURDER
lie was yesterday safely lodged in the Warren County
Jail Bevidere, where he win remain till his trial.
The funeral OF the murdered children place yes
teiday from the Methodist Episcopal church. and was
a very impressive affair II was witnessed by con-
gregation Of nearly one thousand persons
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
A RAILROAD CONFERENCE.

THE GERMAN BoNDHoLDERs AND THE ROCK
FORD, ROCK ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS RAIL
RoAD-FoRALATIoN or LOCAL COMPANY TO
RUN THE ROAD.
CHICAGO, H. Oct IS 1875.
special from Davenport gives the particulars Of a
conference between H. osterberg who recently bought
the Rockford Rock Island and ST. Louis Railroad for
the German bondholders, and prominent capitalists
of tho Davenport, Rock Island and Missouri line
in regard to the formation Of local
company to run the road. Articles OF incorporation
have been drawn up Ind 1000 shares taken 1t
expected that the full amount of the stock Of 81 600 600
will be taken there Tho company will be formed with
q capital of So 00O ten per cent payable at
This amount go toward paying the bondholders for
purchasing the road at the foreclosure sale i've per
cent more to be paid the hrst day OF each OF tho
months of March, July and November, 1876 and there
after 1--WE per cent semi-annuaily until May l. 1854
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Captain Francis A. Roe, United States Navy, is regis
tered at the Astor House. Congressman John o.
Whitehouse of Poughkeepsie, has arrived at the
Albermarle Hotel Sir Joseph Heron, of England is
soiournng at the Windsor Hotel General H j. Hunt
United States Army is staying at the Brevoort House
Chief Engineer Henry H. Stewart Of the Boston Navy
Yard, is quartered at the Union Square Hotel Mr.
Isaac v Baker Jr of Comstock's, N Y, is stopping
at the Fifth Avenue Hotel Mr. John T. Hoffman and
family arrived from Albany yesterday at the Clarendon
Hotel Mr. William Wainwright, General Passenger
Agent Of the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada the
Windsor Hotel Commander Francis NJ. Bunce United
States Navy is residing at the ST. James Hotel Judsc
William T. Allen OF the New FORK Court Of Appeals,
arrived last evening at the Windsor Hotel
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
BRIGHAM YOUNG.

ANN ELIZA STILL PURapINd THE MORMON
PRoPHET-sHE WANTS leiE NINE THOUSAND
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS ORDERED HER BY
THE coURT-BRIGHAM SUMMONED FOR CON
TEMPT.
SALr LAKE CRY, Utah, Oct is, 1875
Some months ago Judge Mexican made an order re-
quring Brigham Young to pay Ann Eliza Young $500
per month from tho Of her snit as ali
mony and So 900 attorneys fees the suit for divorce
pending at the time of issuing this order Tho
amount OF amony then due was so5oo
The order not being complied WITH Brigham was
brought before Judge Mexican and imprisoned one day
in the Pcntentlary for contempt in not paying the
attorneys fees which we're then settled Soon after
Judge Mexican was removed and Judge Lowe appointed
and the latter asked to punish Brigham Young for
contempt IN not paying the $500 allmony
Tho decision in the that the
order illegal and invalid and the rested there
until to-day, when, upon application, Judge Boreman
issued order, which has been served upon Brigham
commanding him to appear before the Court on Satur-
day. the 23d show why he should not be pun
tshed for contempt for disregardng the first order
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
pAR1rNG,s OPERA HOUSE.

Cotton Reeds Minstres continue to draw respecta-
bic houses at Darllngs formerly Bryant'sl opera
House, in Twenty.third street They have com
menced the present week with bouquet of
songs and sketches some pleasing bal
lads and peculiarly comic ones were
sung during the lrst part Of last nights entertainment
1t is even true that new Jokes were cracked Eugene
appeared in operate selections emuatng Mile Titiens
by the rendition OF a dusky reflection Of the popu-
lar waltz, 'L'Ardita, and even ycnturing upon
ponderous efforts, with laughabe effect In addition
to this there were presented some amusing speciality
acts and clever banjo aud cornot solos, the whole
concluding with a humorous extravaganza entitled
shakespeare the Kitchen which introduces the
entire company In feast OF fun. The entertainment
mirthful cxtravagant and quite enjoyable through
out The auditor who could resist It's peculiar humor
would have to be like Mark Twain's solemn listener,
little deaf
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

IMPORTANT SPEECH OF NJ. THEIRS AT Area
cHoN-THE REPUBLIC MUST BE MAIN
TAINED-THE RADICALS NOT so BLACK AS
THEY ARE PAINTED
PARIS, Oct 49, 1875.
banquet was given yesterday in honor Of ex-Presi-
dent Theirs at Arcachon, the Gironde. NJ Theirs
delivered address, which he said that the Republic
must be maintained
GOOD FOR RADICALS.
He did not think that tho radicals black they
are painted and believed that If they gained power
they would pursue different from what their
opponents suppose.
NoN-REPUBLIcAN FuScTIoHARIES
NJ Theirs also said that he desires the dismissal OF
all functionaries who do not respect the Republic
This he thought necessary in order to render the
elections really representative. He denied that the
Republic would isolate France, and said she may
count upon the sympathy of Europe.
PEACEFUL FUTURE.
The European policy OF the future will be peace and
non interruption. M Theirs also advocated liberal
and modern system Of education
WRECK or A scHooNER-TwENTY-oNE LIVES
LOST.
LONDON, Oct IS, 1875.
The French schooner Sophie Julie has been wreck
ed at Cape Arcachon, coast OF France. Twenty-one
persons drowned
The New York herald., 1875-10-19
A PECULIAR PRIEST.

FATHER McMAHoN's ONSLAUGHT UPON TIM
PREss-THE HERALD AGAIN DENOUNCED FROM
THE CATHOLIC PULPIT
After The celebration Of nine o'clock mass at ST John
the Evangelists Roman Catholic church last sun
day morning the pastor, the Rev .obn
Mcmahon, assembled the altar steps aourishno
in his right hand a copy or the NEW Yong
HERALD The congregation was somewhat astonished
at tins exhibition but silently awaited developments II
was soon enlightened as to the meaning or their pas
tors strange action. He unfoldcd the paner
and, choosing from its columns certain nara
paphs ana advertisements, he read them aloud
LOT the benefit of the congregation. These
paragraphs and advertisements he then criticised
ana commented on 10 anything but fair and reason
aDe manner, and continued in the course Of his re-
marks on them to show a considerable amount a
spleen. He denounced the HERALD al immoral and
unht for the perusal of what he called
decent people and good Catholics and
phippic against the Offending journal as 10 forbid ~
purchase by any member OF his CONGREGATION The
sun and Telegram, he said much better and
MS people would do well to get their news from some
other source than those fountains Of mmoralitv
and OWL report, as he stgmatized them The splen-
ec priest was so violent iii his remarks ana npvad
such evident disregard for the sanctity OF
the place the sacredness Of his calling that the in
teligent members Of the congregation could not helm
excepting his remarks and after leaving the church
many Of them expressed themselves quite forcbly ON
the subject Perhaps explanation can be found
for Father McMahon's enmy TO the newspapers when
II Is understood that when he living at tho
United States Hotel at Long Branch, OF which
he Is the owner last summer, he attempted to prevent
a choir of young boys from St. Georges Episcopa-
church from singing hymns in the parlor Of the hotel
This fact was published and freely commented on IN
the HERALD at the time. The Rev. Father was not
satisfied with this uncalled for act of tyranny and
bigotry; but it is said that he also enieavored 10
force the lessee of the hotel to Danish the Bible
the house
And for such men as he is the Catholic Church
denounced