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The Portland daily press., 1876-08-09

LITTLETON, H.
Thayers Hotel, III. l.. Thayer, Proprietor.
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-09

NORRIDGEWOCK
lfOrth House, ID. Dauforth. prouriefo
The Portland daily press., 1876-08-09
Now lie dead.

The fields fall southwark, abrupt and broken,
To the low last edge of the long lone land.
II step should sound a word be spoken,
Would ghost not rise at the strange guests hand?
80 long have the gray bare walks lain guestless.
Through branches and briers it a man make way,
He shall find no life but the sea-winds, restless
Night and day,
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aim of which is to give, at q mere nominal
price, lessons in various Languages. The courses
OF lessons are held at night and it is surprising
how many young men, from eighteen to thirty
years OF age, are engaged in studying foreign
tongues. English and French are the principal
tude for languages than French men, and it is
easier for them, for what reason know not,
to acquire English than the sons of France.
NOT only are lessons given to all who attend at
the moderate sum of three francs per month,
but popular lectures are delivered in regard to
the literature of whatever language lie taught.
Would you believe it that Poe Is greatly appre-
are translated into this beautiful language.
Last Saturday Professor Frederic Persioo de-
livered q lecture on the works of Edgar Allan
Foe, at the hall of the Pathological Club, be-
fore large audience, in which (and that
is good sign for Italy), there were large
number of ladies of the best society. The
lecture was most interesting. and was enthus
astically applauded'-Corresp american
Register.
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MrrcHELHs
NEW SERIES OF BIOGRAPHIES.
PuBLIsHED
J. II. BUTLER 81 CO.,
723 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Penn.

OPINIONS OF THEIR MERITS,
From the ReU FathsT @ oennor g. J., formerly Bishop
Baltimore. LoyoIa College. Sept: 9, 1869,
s the copy Of
and hnd it to be q most excellent work.
Fo" Very Rev. ySssRa x 5s Es,,s: ID Provincial Of '
1 have looked over AntchelIs New Intermediate
Geography, and find IL worthy of the patronage Of
JOS e. KELLER -.
From Rev. BroeT Patrick Provincial Okrstia. Brothers
We have adopted Miohs" New W seiss s1 Of as
in DEL S 9 aP Cs I'll
on the subject with which we are acquainted.
Prov. Christian Brothers.
From the Redden.ptoriists q Chicago ~:
Mtchels Biographies haye bean In nae in All onr
schools the last four and we satisfied with
PETER zIArMRR C. So. r.
From The Sisters Of Charity.
We have used MitcheiI's Geographical Series Tor
number of years, and consider them superior any
From Rev. Geo. p. HasEns Founder and ReotOr Of tAs
House Of the Angel Guardian.
House Angel Guardian Boston.
Ny preference, and that Of all my teachers, 10 for
Mtchell's Biographies.
From Ris Grace the Most Rec. ArcAbisAop Of TOTOnGO
We hereby re approve q Misohen's eeoErsghiso. As
-''- JOHN JOSEPH LYNCH,
Given at st. 1Iichass Palace, TORONTO April s. is79
From Rs Grace, Tie Moot Rev. Arehbshop Of Mes YoTE
New York, July II, lS72.
We cheerfuly concur in the excellent reccmmenda-
tons ALREADY given by many in favor OF MitchelIs
Geographical revised and corrected by II. R. KeeEAn
Of Chicago. JOHN McCLOSKEY,
ArchbishOp Of New York.
From His Grace The MOS Rec. ArehbSAop Of oIneHn o.
Cincinnati, Ohio. July -, 1871.
As Mitcheu's Biographies are so highly approved Of
by the most eminent Catholic educators Of the country
and have beeu cleaused from every thing offensive TO
Catholic children by n. r. Keegan OF Chicago, we
recommend their IN in ali schools preference
70 any other text books on the subject
John b, PURCELL,
ArchbiAhSp Of Cincinnati
For terms Of Introduction, address as most convent
ent tbs Publishers, or
~. 2. KEEGAN,
81 TWOifth Street. Chgago, his.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

THE CASUALTIES OF THE CENTENNIAL The
country seems to have been more fortunate in
its escape from patriotic centennial free than
it bad any reason to expect. at the same time
the loss of life and property has not been in
considerable. One fire in Philadelphia, caused
by toy cannon, involved a loss of two hum
bred thousand dollars, end single explosion
killed four men. In New York, during the two
days of the celebration, four people were IA
tally injured, forty-oDe seriously wounded, and
twenty-nine slightly injured. The cause was
patriotic guDpowder. IL is possible that some
of the severely wounded may die, and it is GER
tain that many accidents were not reported. 1t
is believed that the suffering and injury caused
to lnvaiids and nervous persons would, il they
could be estimated, swell considerably the tale
of death and pain. The New York World as
sumes that if the rate of patriotism throug hout
the Union 10 but half of what it is in New York
our centennial has been celebrated at the ex-
pense of eighty persons killed and fourteen
hundred wounded, eight hundred of whom
have recsived severe injuries.
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EDUCa. oNAL.
COLLEGE
INN ACULATE CONCEPTION
Corner of Common and Bar onne streets
NEW ORLEANa.

This Literary Institution Incorporated by the State of
Louisiana, and empowered to confer degrees 10 con
Quoted by the Fathers OF Society of The build
ings are well adapted for educational puYposea A
courtyard entirely ont OF from the reserved for
recreaton 30 that from the arrival Of the pupils ct T9e
A. till their departure p NJ. they are Nv
secluded and superintendent.
The Course of Instruction is threaold.
Commercial and Classical.
The Preparatory Course Is for beginners.
The Commercial Course 10 for those studeut In who do
not wish to learn Latin and Crock.
The Classical Course ia for who deoire To have
complete education.
French 10 taught in the three oourses.
Students not admitted. unsss they know how 10
read and write.
The moral and religious training IN tha
leading object of the instructors.
Every month report 10 sent parents stAtinR con-
duct, progress rank in olaas aud attendance.
The academca year begina on the hrst Of October
and closes towards the end of July.
TERMS
Entrance Fee, q.
Collegiate Course payable in advance, and In United
States currency, two months, $40.
Preparatory Course. $40.
myIS7oiy REv. r. eAUTRELEr. President.
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"Wednesday, October 6, 1875.

| fifth Scholastic year on "
"Wednesday, October 6, 1875
With the old advantages of = sound Classical and
Commercial Education, the Directors Of the Colieae
taEeS Of fstSass building. entrsIy neT snd HGyS 1
superior to the former College IN point OF Ventilation
Tho Professors being membors OF . Society which
for three hundred years has devoted itself to the
Education Of youth have in their favor tho great id
vantage Of long traditional experience The Rducson
they profess to RveiR based upon Religion and Morality
pupils with useful knOwledge but aso to nstii into
their hearts the esteem Of vrtQe and practical love
The Plan of Instruction consists OF three principal
Courses; the Preparatory the Classical and the Com
IL Intended to prepare the younger students G haho4
claSs either in tho Classical or Commercial oourse
braces Al the braneSSs 81 1 ye aSS S
University Education. At the end Of the sixth year
those who give proofs Of the regulate knowledge In the
cheney in Mental aad Natural Philosophy, Chonaistry
and the higher brapehsS Of are eHtitlSa
Tho DeGTee Of Master of Arts "a. NJ IL awarded 10
thoeS WIG devote second 20 the study Of PhoSo
The COMMERCIAL Course lAsta THEEE years, and
COsEes The third year Of this oourso corrsSponds 70
the nth and sixth years Of the Classical coalsa The
Chemistry with the beTs Of the Graduating cfass
The age OF admission IL from nine fifteen yeaEs
and 70 be admitted must previously know how TO
reed and wrtto
TERMS PER Session OF woSpaA
Entraaee Fee, first year only is 90
Board, TuitioB and Washing, payable haEyearly,
ana N adVanee.- 800 %
Medical Fees. ..-----.-.--.---.-.-.--. II 90
Bed and IL ~
CirTglaEs can be oSeissd b sdsTss7i1g the
THE JESUIT rATHEfsN
COrAor BAr6ars and Copmsn etreSts, New oTiSans,
p. POURSIhR, College Agoa6
SS!s?Siy 40 Grayiar street. New oTlsGnG.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

The Paris Figaro, inspired by the hot weather,
communicates to the Parisian public receipts
for making those popular American beVerag es,
le soheTTy oobleT and lie Caret cobler. Barkeepers
who desire to concoct q scheTTy- cObLer after the
manner of Paris will please follow these in
structions: Express into vase the juice of an
orange, having care to remove alitbe pips (;
next place therein spoonful Of powdered
sherry or Malaga wine. Pass several times this
mixture into vessel in which you will have
previously deposited piece of ice the size of Q
poStSining Several Jumps Of ice, some stEaT.
berries or some sEoes Of peach, 70 imPart 3
perfume.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23

To. some puugent remarks of a profes-
menced his re ply as follows: "May it
please the court, resting on the couch of
ttepn6lican equality, as do, covered by the
oIanket of constitutional psnoply % am,
and protected by the gle of,American lib.
srty as feel myself to be, / despise the
iouzzing of the professional insect who has
JosE SAT- down, and defy his futile attempts
20 Penetrate with his puny stin0 the inter
saees of my imperyio1s covering"
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NorRE DAME OF MARYLAND.
INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES
Near Govaustowp, Baltimore Co, Md.
Conducted by tho School Sisters Of Notre Dane.

This Instituton lie iesirably located three miles
north OF Baltimore aud Ia provided With every
cory for health and comfort The aystsm of oduustion
pursued s designed 10 develop the mental. moral and
physical power of the pupia, TO make them refined,
accomplished and usefnl mem bers of sooiety.
In the regular course. which includes the German
and French Angragea tho numbar pnpils 10 hmited
to l40. Parior Boarders young ladies who dcs;ro
private apartmen,a number limi' cd 60 10.
YounG ladies health req special ivileRes
can be accommodated ~ first olass country Residences
located the grounds, provided ftosn positive spp-
cations made before the 25th OF August.
For psrttculars send for CAtalarua Iva I'm
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(SE. HARYS)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La.


Situated the Mississippi River, Sixty Niles sSo,
New OrleAna.
This ancient and magnificent establishment moor
porated by law Of the Legislature empowered 10
grant diplomas and degrees, will open ON TUES
DAY. October 9Th 1875 1t 10 under the direction
Of the Marst Fathers who form . society specially de-
voted to education. College Point Convent Landing
are convenient and regular places for
going to and returning from New Orleans.
Payable in U. s. currency halkyearly In advance,
Board tuition, washing and stationery per term Of
hVe months ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Se
Doosore fees and medicine In ordinary cases of Ill.
nesa uor ally, per annum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hohihk' per anhun 80
Entrance fee, to be paid only once--............ 10
Extra Charges
Serman OF spanish %
DrawlnS 30
Use OF philosophical ApparatuPand Chemicas-... 10
Violin or Piano. with use of instrument, per month
Use of instrument and music lessons lBrass Band)
per Q
School Books, Stamps and other sch DOL necessares
Bedding. when provided by the College per annum IA
N. BAH music lessons be paid for monthly
In advance.
REFERENCES.
His Grace the Most Rev. Archbishop Of New Orleans
For further details apply to the Rev President q,
the College, or to
MR. p. PoURsINE
oc2ITo ~ NO '4D 9raver atreet New QrleAna
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Ladies, please be sweet, but don't be
too formal. Be roses, but don't be prim
roses.
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TNsTITUTIoN OF THE SISTERS OF ST JOSEPH
Corner st. Philip and Calves streets,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, on the Sea Shore

The government throughout this Embellishments I,
be
the same for all In short, everything tends pro
young ladies intrusted to their motherly care.
with the of soiet Th ane IN
I'm both English and Frenoh) an the branches of know
taught by natives of respective Countries 40 as to in
sure IRE correct pronunciation.
and distribution of premiums to which parents
Education is here the object of special attention and
s sol Governing those placed under their cha
inoulcate principles of solid pisty, require
Ss9f az Of polite ss AID and
Pupils Of ali are Sdnittod pAf'h''
BAY 8ho ss' the ss.s
of St 5HisRh heE SsPd r
S%1SrSding' per three months 90
W asmnk, =, a, .---.-.-------.-.. 10 90
Music Lessons and use of Instrument. "a CO
naHaRo o.
Pastel painting aooording to the num6or Of pupiS
aScA flowers is taught the boGrdera without
AOademy Sisters of St Joseph, BOX Isii New Or
''an' or more convenient T fRBlXX e LAYTON
dsee rs Nv 9. =: ELDER Agent
ST. MARY's DOMINICAN ACADEMY,
Corner st. Charles and Broadway Streets,
New oreauS.
This Academy, under the charge Of the Nuns Of St.
Dominic, occupies . beautiful cite near New orIAans
The plan Of instruction unites every advantage
can contribute education once solid and re-
fined.
Board and Tuition, per AMMAN 600 90
Music, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic duties resumed the Let Of September.
For further particulars address
oc24 IS ~ MOTHER PROGRESS.
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches, Mlszss
sippi, will receive boys and girls rs bOarders for N
charge of $40 per month, always paid In advance.
This will pay for board lodging washing and tuit,on
The girls must pay extra atty ccnts per Cog II
OF tho uniform.
The boardsrs will hav the same faro and troatnen
~ the orphans.
This arrangement is made for the especIa aocoumo
d&tion OF Catholic families with limited msaus thu
wish to give their children plain Catholic eduoatioa
At little expense; at least give them few moaths
Of particular preparation for their First Commuuion
and Continuation
Children, however, who not Catholics will aIu
be received.
Apply to the Brother Director Of D'Everoux IA
Orphan Asylumj or to the Sister Servant Of st. Mary
Orphan Asylum. Matches. mississippi tA9o "a ~
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ST. sTANIsLAUs COMMERCIAL CoLLRo1
BAY 81. LOUIS. AIInslsS1rpt

This institution, chartered by the State LeRaatura
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred HeaFS
has been in auccesSful operation since Beauf61
situated on the shores Of the Bay eTa
aive view of the Gulf and AfordIng all SdyantHT9
Of the sea breeze and bathing In the summer s sD9
dld location II great Indictment to hsaithful oxF
and amusement for the pupils The Commercial Corr
comprises all tho breaches Of good EnRlish oducS1a
TERHBI
Board and Tuition per session, payable half yearly
advance
Bodding per session, toptionaD 20 e.
VS0stion, II spent at the 90
EXTRA oIARSEsf
Piano and Violin, per month, O0ch......-..... -
PSE %
AluSo per 90
Brass Instrument, Per month 80. l 90
Spanish and German languages per month, esnh.. Q
Eov further particulars, apply to
my9 7oIv DiTsctor Of the 6orsre
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-07-23
SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
(sT JosEPH's,)
NEAR MOBILE, ALA.

ThislouK- estabshed Institution fsvorabIy Known
tn the people OF the South will entor upon its Fortv
fifth Scholastic year
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INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
2HE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION
Thlrty-Ninth and Pine Streets,
WEST PHILADELPHIA.

This Institution. conducted by tho Religions of Tn
Good ShePherd, has for its objects the traininR 81
a. the same tino q cold EngllSh education.
Lsrms Tor Board and TnitioH, including Washing ana
Music, Gold Em broidery and ArtIacial F1overnaLd,s
form extra chSrgeS' For further particulars aDIvto
aus 20 " THE BUPERIORE sH
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EDUCATIONAL.
ST. vINCENTs BOARDING school,.
FOR YOUNG IADrEs,
AT DoyALDsoNVILLE, la.

This Instltuon.a located in the above named sals-
full little village situated at the junction of thu Alsss-
sipp river and the BAYOU LAfOurche IL 80 accessible
all OF the year both by railway aud water.
Parents will and for their ghters this Instsu-
ton. all the fsetea for Christian aud redued euca
ton the OF inatr being the that
pursued at 81 Joseph's Academy Emmettsburg Mary
land of which IL is . branch Tho buildings and
grounds spAoloua and oommodious
In consideration OF the changed condition OF the
South tho terms have boon tuced nearly
Tho academic 10 divided sessions Of avo
months each; the first commencing Septen iat and
the second February ist.
TERMS-Payable In Advance.
Board and Tuition, including washing mendnz.
BED and bedding per session .-.-....-.....e % 90
Trenon LANGUAGE. 10 %
Music. Piano ut Profeesor's price.
Books and Stationery, AZ current prices.
For farther particulars references can DO unsdo In
pereou to the different Institutions Orieaaa %
by ettor TO the Skaters At Donaldsonvills iva GA
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MIGHT SCHOOL
St. Alphonsus' Convent of Mercy.
Hours P n. 70 SEM
Terms made known st ercOnvent.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
HourS-s A. N. to5P.h.
LeSsons In MHsio Vocal and Tnstru neatan esclA
Embroidery. Wax Work, Flowers Dreso Masia1 go
given In private In class. 49,
. Particular attention givon to BOOK. KEEPING IN
koo 0oyo DopArGmene tAlO
at JosEPH's ACADEMY FOB YOUNG LADYTa.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity
Near EmmitSburG, Frederick County. Maryla1sa
This institution 10 pleasant In haalAhucr.
picturesque part Of Frederick county Maryland hs;S
mile from Emmitsburg, and two miles from Mount "a
Aarye College. It commenced In 1902 ana iy,eSS
Porated by the LegslGture Of Maryland In IsIa ~
buildings are convenient and spacious.
TERMB
months each. ~oS
Board and Tuition per academic year. inciudins
Bed and Bedding Washing, M6ndInR and
AZ
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided In 70 two soaaona AZ Gu.
months EACH beginning respectively on the ref NoaS
OF september and the hrSt Of February.
Letters Of inquiry directed to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR
NOS % y 70 Joasob. Academy EmmItsbur9 IA.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26

sold for Morris waixes q Illinois 1oc i1c
per h., weight 7k Al Illinois IOAc 12t3c
per h., weight cwt NJ Lauterbach sold for Morris
Waixels % Illinois steers at per h. weight 6H cwt
owt r. samuels sold 1874 Illinois steers for Morris EWaixe
at 9<c: per lb. weight 6A cwt aO4 cvt Az Hossimert
Cove Coney McPherson sold for Marks Brothers 10 Mis-
1O4c. per lb., weight ~ cwt for New
30 Missouri steers at 9<c lOzc. h., weight
cwt for Rankin Co. 90 illinois steers at Sc lOc
h. weight cwt strong; 80 Colorado steers at
h., weight cwt for Trainer A Co. 33 Missouri
steers 1Oc per h. weight cwt for Marks Brothers
As Illinois steers 104c. lie. per lb weight IA cwt
g. Kahn sold for Marks Brothers 30 Illinois steers at Sc
aeirsch Meyer 4 Co. 90 Missouri lOhc per h.
weight ga cw with SIT of the herd 10 Missouri al
iO1c per b with 81 of per head weight "a 10 Ilk
nois steers per h. with 81 OF head weight 6
81 Illinois steers at lOc per lb, weight cwt -
Illinois steers 801sc per b., cwt for Christie
Spooau 36 Indiana steers at 94c b. weight 81 cwt
Marks Brothers "a Illinois IOlc lb with
81 per head weight 81 cwt 10 indiana steers at lOc
per ID, with 81 OF per head. weight IA cwt.
Mich COws-There has been change In tue quality OF
small slow. Extreme range OF prices ~ ~ pea
head; general sales $50 so head calves included
NEALs AND CALvKs-Smooth quality veais slightly fallen
on In feelings sales slow at &C. lie per lb gross Calves
improved in quality and generally held on SALE Meal led
eaNes slow AZ &c &c per ID. - - =.
snEEr AND LAmBs-Sheep slow at SIC q 7%c per ID: A
small number lambs sale, and brought rom fSc
TO &c per 10, Hume Elliott sold o. State sheep.
weight weight 300 % lbs, at 57sc. per lb 100 state sheep.
sheep, weight l6lO3 lbs 6c per h. 1O9 State sheep.
weight I, 100 lbs, at exc per ~ Judd buckingham
sold lso ONO sheep weight 1870 lbs at SO 80 per cwt
kase rideoek sold 100 sheep weight To- $50 lbs at 6c
per H. 6S sheep, weight $3.50 lbs lb 30 sheep
weight 1870 lbs at 7e H. 4i7 sheep, weight 46 SO
lbs, at 50 60 per
HoGs--There we're no live hogs on sale.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
MINING STOCKS
The following are the closing official prices of mining
MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
The Senate has passed bill increasing the amount
OF AZ per to 500 600 OoO and extending the time
TO thirty years
The House refused 10 second demand for the pre-
vious question the District OF Columbia 8 CO Con-
ference report and the further consideration of the
report is postponed for week from to-day.
The following are the earnings OF the
ST Louis Kansas City and Northern Railway
Company for third week in February 1s76... $50 073
Same week in February, ls75............... 6l $40
lncrcase. $ZI,234
Increase for three weeks In February 1876
$eT.320 GO same time in 1875.
Dispatches from Washington state that the Cabinet
will to-day probably consider the proprety of begin
ming issue silver coin substitute for fractional
currency. II the decision is favorable the may
commence next week to the Of So 600 000 and
the amount to be issued for three or four weeks
following.
The annual meeting Of fhe Quicksilver Company
yesterday and the report OF the condition Of tho con-
ccrB advanced the stock to 2oK and the pre-
ferred 10 24k this moorning. Sir Alexander Gait OF
Canada comes into the direction.
Tho Directors OF tho Delaware and Lackawanna
Company have decided TO change the sxoot gauge Of
their road to four feet eight and quarter inches.
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
THE INJURED GYMNAsTs.

Joseph and william Holland, who fell from tho
trapczc to tho stage at the Park Theatre Brooklyn
while performing Thursday night, are not danger
ously injured Joseph was about yesterday and at
tended TO his brother William who Is at tho city Hos
pital under medical treatment Though he Is severely
He is nos injured the head. and will be able tho
doctors state resume his profession IN fow daya
The Holland Brothers have been performing for tho
past years and this Ia tho 6rs, time heY have
aver met with accident
The New York herald., 1876-02-26
rArA1 BuRNING AccTDENTs.

Coroner Nolan was notified yesterday to hold an IN
quest upon the body OF Mrs Barbara Hellman, aged
thirty years. who died from the effects Of burns
rcocivcd Al hor home No. 136 Graham avenue Brook
Ivn on tho 23d inst Her clothing caught nre from
a lighted match which she threw upon tho door after
lighting a lamp
An Inquest was held yesterday by Coroner Simms
over the body John Getley aged two years ami six
months VINO was burned 10 death BY his cothos
taxing Gre al No Garnet street. south BROOKLYN.