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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-26
T;.EIRoehg
HOW THE DEACONS AGOLNG TO
VOTE. $50


I've been over to see the Deacon, and John as
sure as you're born,
The Deacon's agoin' for Tifden, and he thinks
that we need reform, r
Why, he's voted the other way John, for nigh
unto sixteen years,
And now he's goin for Tilden, I'm darned If
believe my ears.
tried for to reason against him. and l. talked of
the Southern debt @a
And Itold him Tllden's party would pay them
same debts yet EHah
Buthelaughed, and be said, gwell, neighbor,
allowin' your statements true, m
That the Democrats mean TO pay 1t, can you tell
me the day It's due2"
Well, l was nonplussed for certain and cornered
assure as fate,
I'd heard OF the debt in speeches, but never had
heard Of the date r
That they meant to pay those bills on. and the
Deacon unbuttoned his coat
Taking from one Of his pockets ten Confederate
note.
And he said, "here's one of EN-, neighbor, for
part Of their debt, hold, A
I'd laid 1t one side to look at, butTd rather have
the gold, ".t
80 II there's chance to collect 1t in any way you
can see
wish you'd give me the day and date they'll pay
the cash to me-"
Well, the face OF the note reads this way, "Whe n
some of the nations on earth
Shall have recognized that for a nation the South
lands have given birth,
We promise to pay the bearer ten dollars'--John,
it's true "a ,rt ft
There wasn't nation did it. The deA will never
be due.
Then tspoke on the Outrage" question, the same
asIve talked to YOU
How the whites was killing the niggers, spite of
all the north could do
And he said. Why haven't they stopped II each
time for the last ten years;
I've noticed that just fore lection the party's
convulsed with fears. To
Inregard to the outrage question. you've got too
sound head vs., ..
To believe in "bug.a-bOo" stories that send little
children to bed.
AS for me, I'm tired Of voting for men thatll
plunder and steal,
I've had talk with my conscience and made up
my mind towheel.
And turn my back on the party whose promises
come to nought;
To turn my back on the leaders that Credit No
bilier brought; r1rI "a h
To vote for rings no longer; I'm going for honest
ways
And stay Of proceedings" on stealing, and not
agoin' for Hayes
I'm goin to vote for leader that puts his hands
to the Wheel
I'm gOin to vote with party that says, "Thou
shalt not steal"
And want to vote for 3 leader of whom the rings
rF are afraid, "-
And so shall vote for Tiden, the choice that the
people made.
I'm tired of the heavy taxes that poor men have
to pay,
I'm tire iof paper dollar, not worth dollar
today.
Just look at the pledges made us, the things
they've promised to do,
Dlshonored to day and worthless" John, what
he said is true,
/ thOughtth matter all over, since sat here at
home, - ..s
And. John, I We made up my mind, the Deacon
'!shan't go 1t alone"
So to night fling out the old flag, and early to-
morrow morn D. Il
Beneath it wen nail a streamer for "Tllden and
Reform" II
R: L Cary, Jr, In Buffalo Courier.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-26
THE INDIANS.
Their Depysdations on Rane6mss

CHEYENNE, Oct. I8.-Almost every
hour brings news of new depredations
by the Indians upon ranchmen located
west and north of the Chug. On Sunday
last Ecoffey and Cuny's train, near Lara
mie Peak, was run down to Kent's on
Laramie river. A saddle, blanket, and
vest belonging to man named Sullivan,
of the Independent volunteers, was found
near that place and he is probably.killed.
Frank Sprager was attacked Monday on
his rancho, at the. old mill near Laramie
Peak. He fought the Indians during
the whole day, killing two. They burned
his hay and rancho and ran off all his
stock. He escaped bare footed to
Georges rancho on Richard creek, be-
fore the Indians fired the bushes in which
he had been concealed. Kear, who ar
rived at the Chug to day saw an Indian
camp within two miles of Searight's
rancho, and men and ammunition left
here, on his order to day.
A large body Of Indians are encamped
at the head of the North Laramie, dis
tant from Fort Laramie fifty miles. A
party of volunteers who went in search
Of Ashenfelter and the mail carrier from
Laramie City, who was due at the Chug
Monday night, returned to night to that
place, having discovered no trace of the
missing men.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-26

All good citzeng are indebted to Gov
ernor Tilden for calling the attention Of
the Legislature of the State to the canal
frauds, for recommending the inquiry,
and for instructing the Attorney General
to bring suit, which he has done. Those
who say that the Governors action is a
mere political trick, and that he means
nothing, evidently forget that they are
speaking of the man who, when he once
took hold of the Tweed prosecution,
joined in pushing it relentlessly to the
end,-Ha,per's Weekly, Republican,
Aug. 28, 1875. f'rtag88 u1falD
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1876-10-26
7HB DIFFERENCE F.!
BETWEEN
CASH AND CREDIT.
R. A. DeFOREST'S
CLEVELAND STORE!
HH
October Price List.
Z AM OPENING

r IAN OPENING
a AataatJoSin0arE sinsh'ns'' 60.
4 a.oo. - = IN - y y 1,. o.
-, = 1i0p'SVD ~, ~ = ~ 1nAs 1An1aP"cCaS' AoC'
4s''ss Great ;ss 5ss = = stsa s.s '' sos
,HS14' q N - 'tP'M - - AOAAAA0A'' N""'
a a Hrsat HfiISat JOD IN Felt oKlrts' oVc'
A Great ,Toh In RalmoraIe. 6nc
= 1912 sJeTi-fI't q -" q ifs
Great IoS n n S1vD%s a. - -
A Great Job in Cassimeres, Soc.
A Great Job in WaterprOOfs, 76c'
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26
Republican County Convention.

OWE REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL
1 Committee 81 EurSEa laEu.t, Nevada, at
meeting hoi = Eurska ou tbs evening OF
august SJtb, ie94.
Resolved. That County Cons5n,iou of the
Eeps bliran Hsrsy ei ftrs.a foIuty. y cVGda,
o. held in tho town OF KJrsks. AT Ia Court
hoHs. on Satsrd2r, the -0th day Of Septsnl-
eeT, $50, A. II O'ci0es .. NJ, Tor tbs p3rpose
Il nominating eaud dates fer county and
towntbip oiiesry 70 D. eiectsd at the gen.
efsi oi5ctitu nj NoTsnh hsr, 1875.
hssolFed, That tho primary olsc ions in the
.ifsrai prsclacts DO held OF Saturday, sep
1he Comm too nals an anroriionment af
Gsles ates trom tia Following precincts, viz:
kuroHR 81 delegate; polls, Cuurl-houFo;
Juiscs ana lndyo yoclor', ). T. hysrs, J.. Doug
las tutiy. Carpenter
Jactson Nine snd South Ruby Iliij, 10 dol
o:atss; po'ls, Matt. kyisf s1loon; Judges
sn4 ,usyselor', Ssth Laug' ba9=b, harTy
Baatio, Jsrry CsuEbis
ri bmsnd .lino, 4 delegates; polls, Cam
fanY's olh-a
Asas Nns, delegates POLLS, hosting
Waret.
lianbpg Mine, delegate; polls, cobb's
hoatdlu.-aOufo.
V,udcraitt, z delegates polls. Gayiand's
SALON.
Fih Crock, ? dolesato, polls, sicI;ornon''
Gon ORTIZ, Ranch, delegate; pol', Con-
Srr,ns valoy, delegate; polls, MeCoush.
las ranch.
Adams lll i delegate; roI. Adams Fin
6osi5; cate, delegate; polls, Andy
Hoboris Crock, delegate; polls, Richard
s0u's hotel.
Cortaz, 2dalssates polls, C9rt.1 hotel.
tcogagc, delegate; polls, Railroad sta
paGsole d,legatas. poUs John Mar.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26


DRoP0SED AMENDMENT AND REVIS-
4 ioa of tho Constitution of the State of
;Nevala, passed at the soYedth session Of the
Legislature:
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con-
e'rr ng, that tho Constitution Of the state Of
Ne'ada ba amended al iolows:
n amend section ono of Article ! y. Of the
vohs,tltItion of the State OF Nevada, so as to
read as follows:
section |. The fiscal year shall commence
on nthe hrst day Of Decem Der in each year.
passed January 10, 1879.
resolved, by the Assem- bly,, tho Senate con-
curing, that our history, as State, has
aaght Is the necessity of revising tho Con-
s,uluuon we therefore recommend the elec-
ioI', at the next election for members Of the
Liesisiature, TO vote for or against the calling
Il, - a a convention for the purpose OF revising
'n9 constitution Of the State OF Nevada.
rassod February Is, 1870.
hereby certify tie foregoing to bio true
oopies irom the original enrolled resolutions
on hlo IN my Office.
4 y Witness my hand and the Great
seal CT the State. August |, 1876.
auS-td j. ID. MINOR, Sec'y of State.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26

TWAS resolved, that, 81 tho diGsrsnt poll-
ing places on the day OF tha primary election,
ths ciuztng sho1iI organ &c and appoint
IpJxss and inspectors Of ElectioR; and tha!
he boiling plfcos, in ths Iopulous precincts.
bs Kept open from 10 O'Clock 1.E. ustil p. 4
Resolved, That tho test Al the primaries BE,
- win sou support Iil5an and Hendricks III
the ,mins campaign" .,.,-,.
A. BAS EDIGE !. Z. LJCA W pob,
Secretary. Chsircan.
aaStd
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

rVulE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF
l the names Of the qualified electors in
SOrtes Precinct No. 40. Eureka County,
Nevada, prior to the general election o. 1876,
to be held on the 9TH day OF November, A. d,
1876, for the County Of Eureka, State of Ne
yada, will expire nj SIX 0'Ck0Ck ?. NJ, on
the 20th day OF october. a. ID. 1875.
MIKE FIIZGERALD,
Registry Agent,
Cortes Precinct No. 10, Eureka County,
Nevada. se22-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

,J,HE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF
| the names of the qualified electors in
BeoWaWe Precinct No. II. Eurok a
County. Nevada, prior to the general election
of 1876, to be held on the 7th day of Noyem-
Der, a. d. 1876, for the County OF Eureka,
O'CLOCK P. NJ, on the goth day OF Oeto-
ber, a. ID. 1876.
JOHN OWENS,
Registry Agent,
Beowawe Precinct No. II, Eureka County,
Nevada. se22-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

VUE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF
] the nemes o. tho qualified electors in
Deyil's Gase Precinct 40. 3. Eureka
County Nevada, prior to tba general election
OF 1876 10 BE- held on the 9TH day Of Noreu-
ger, A. -. 1875. for the County of Eureka
State OF Neyaaa wi xpire mt SIN O'CLOCK
P. NJ, on the 3oth day Of sDciUbs r. i. -.
1875. j.. McD0W WE'LL,
Registry Agent.
Devils Cats Precinct No. >, Eureka County,
Nevada s2l-td
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REGIsTRATION NOTICE.

TVHE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
i the namos of the qualified electors in
Pinto Mill Precinct M. y, Eureka
County, evada, prior to the general election
Vi 1876, to be held on the 7ih day o. Noyem-
ber A. j. 1876, for the County Of Eureka,
state Of Nevada, VIII expire at SIX
O'CLOCK H. NJ, on the 2oth day of De-
tObrr, a. -. 1876.
CHAS. L. SAMPSON,
Registry Agent,
Pinto Mil Precinct No. S, Eureka County,
NeNadR.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26
PEGISTRATTON NOVICE.

V'HE TINE FOR REG fSTRATION OF
/ the names of the qtfe@ifod electors in
reka County, Nevada. prior to the general
election of 1876, TO be held on the 9TH day of
Novem Der, A. ID. 1875, fer the County Of Eu-
reka, State Of Nevada, will expire AT SIX
O'CLOCK 2. ", on the 20th day OF OctO-
ber, =. ID. 1876.
i. 2. RICHARDSON,
Registry Agent
Roberts Greek Precinct No. II, Eureka
County, Nevada. se23- I'd
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NOTICE: /!

VNHTS Is TO CERTIFY THAT 7 FORBID
L all persons trusting any one on my ne
count, after this date, without a.writtep order
from me. MRS. j. PUpLlA.
Eurcka, New. SEPT, 18th, 1873.
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JACOB B. LANGSTROFF,
iN ere n a mt + aiiOY.

%extdoor to international Hotel, Main street,
Has IL Fine Stock OF
imported French Brcadcloths,
Docskins, Cassimeres,
vcstings, rSto.,
nlkECT FROM NEW YORK. ON HAND.
- lie will furnish fine suit OF clothes, and
sA9ct mt guaranteed for loss cash than any
39lor IN this State. and San Francisco not OK
api-tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-09-26
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

ryIHE TINE FOR REGISTRATION oF
the names OF the qualified electors of
Fish CFesa Precinct No. g. Eureka
County Nevada. prior 70 the general eleetio
OF ls7 10 bo held on tho 7th day Of Novcm-
Dor A. D. 1876, for the County Of Eureka,
state Of Nevada, viii eXpir at SIX O'CLOCK
p. ~, on the 20th day Uf OctoEer, =. H..
1876. j. j. WORK,
Registry Agent,
Fish Greek Precinct No. 6, Bo'oka Caunty,
Nevada. s2l-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

FVHE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
i the names OF the qualified electors in
Eureka Precinst No. =, Eureka Town
ship, Eureka County, Nev ada, prior to the
general election cf 1870, to bo held on he 9Th
day Of November, A. D. 1915, for the County
of Eureka, state Of Nevada, will expire at
SIX O'CLOCK p. H on the 23th day of
October, \. n. 1876.
r. NJ. BEATTY,
Registry Agent,
Eureka Precinct No. 2, Eureka Township,
Eureka County, n eyada. s2c-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

J'HE TIME FOR REG ISTRATTON OF
the names OF the qualified electors in
Vanderbilt Precinct No. 81. Eureka
County, Nevada, prior to the general election
Of 1876, to be held on the 9TH day Of Novem-
ber, A. d. 1876, for the County of Eureka,
State o: Nevada will expire at SIX
VGLO x NJ, on the 2oih dag of 0ctO-
ber. a. ID. 1876.
BERNARD II. GALEN,
Registry Agent,
Vanderbilt Precinct No. ., Eureka County,
Nevada. Se22-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE TINE FOR REGISTRATION OF
4 the namos Of the qualified electors in
Pine station Precinct No. IL. Eureka
County, Nevada, prior to tho general election
Of 1875, TO be held on the 9TH day Of Noyem-
be, A. ID. 1876, for the County OF Eureka,
STATE Stat of Nevada, viii sx9rs az a. ,, IN
ber, a. ~. 1876.
ELIAS B00MHOWEE,
Registry Agent,
Pine Station Precinct No, Il, Eureka County,
Nevada. se22-td
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

'EHE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF
/ the names Of the qualified electors in
Allison Ranch Precinct N0- ID. Eu-
reka County, Nevada, prior to the general
election Of 1876, to be held on the 9TH day of
November, A. D., 1873, for the County of
Eureka, State of Nevada, will expire at SIN
O'CLOCK p. ", on the Gosh day Of Ocio-
ber, a. ID. 1876.
A. 7. JONES.
Registry Agent,
Allison Ranch Precinct No. l5, L ,reba Coun-
ty, Nevada. se23-td
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DAILY SENTINEL.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON-
VENTIOE.
CON

,,,ur DEMOCRATIC COUNTY cHN-
~ Committee Of Eureka county. , O.
a ot meeting held in Eureka, Oh tAe
fYenlugs III !, THAT a County Con vention " the
heso,ssS;, he'ora,;e saTty for Eureka county. kcv,,
for ne parpesc Of nominating candidates for
,,e a ard county officers, to be elected at the
'.oncral election of November. 1875, be hold
;a tbe town Of Eureka in the Courthouse, on
ruesdny, the 26th day fseptembor.
1875. mt III o'clock. a. NJ.
rosoIyed. That the primary clec ,ions in the
ssyeral precincts be held on
saturday, september iG. 1875.
The committed mado an apportionmo9t OF
daIerstss from tho following precincts, viz:
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REGISTRATION NOTICE.

THE TIME FOR REGISTRATION OF
l the namos OF the qualified electors IN
Prospect 7sOuntaiu Precinct NO. =.
Eureka County, Nevada, prior 70 the general
election Of 1878, 10 ha held on the 9Th day oi
November A. ID. 1885, for the County Of Eu-
rcka, state Of Nevada, viii exMre at SIX
O'CLOCK y. vi, on the 20sh day OF 0ctO-
ber, A. -. 1876.
J. j. kEBMEEN,
Registry Agent,
Prospect Mountain Precinct No, :, Eureka
lnuntv. n ovaQa.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-23
Christmas in Hawaii nei.

'TEas Christmas in an Island town,
The air soft and sweet,
And the sinking sun looked brightly down
On the gay and crowded street.
While roses and violets bi0zihing near
Made my little girl say, "Is it Christmas here'"
81 AT home the Is the ground,
The air is cold and clear,
And greens and holly are hung around
To help the Christmas cheer
How st. Nicholas come in hia sleigh,
1fail the snow is melted away
a. What wiiFhe DO with his big fur coat,
The Icicles on his hairl
The tinkling bells won't sound note.
With nc Jack Frost in the air.
'Tvoud just be folly, o mother dear
To hang up my stOcking-no Christmas here -
Hut said, 81 see the Christmas star
High in these Southern akies,
And the Christmas light is streaming far,
Add shines in the peoples eyes.
I'm sure 81. Nick will find the way
Without Jack Frost and the reindeer sleigh"
Early my little girl went TO bed,
That the night might shorter seem;
And scarce had she piilowed her curly head,
Than she dreamed a beautiful dream
And wondrous music seemed 10 bear
message Of joy on the baImy air
Nearer and nearer it seemed TO come
sweeteE and sweeter IL grew,
TIA the Christmas light in the room,
And the Christmas glory too;
While the angels song rang from the sky
4" All glory be to God on high
All glory be to God on high,
And peace, goodwin On earth :"
Thus joyous rose the angels cry,
To hail Our Saw ur's birth =
And ere the radiance passed away,
The light had dawned on Christmas-day.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-23

Merry Christmas girls and boys.
Santa Claus with team and toys
Now Is starting on his way,
With his oyerladen sleigh
Never needing cold or wetting,
Not a single town forgetting,
But q puzzled look he bears
As he moves among his wares;
and / doubt IL ever yet
Was Santa Claus in such n pet
Now he purses up his lips,
Snaps his rosy finger-tips;
All IN vain he scans his store,
Names the children DER and GER
Just one boy deserves switch,
And he has forgotten which.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1876-12-23

Jr Advertisers residing n the EasisTn Uned eistrs
pay Tor their CARTS ~ encotrH Grotnhacks United States
Postage stamps for such tcy vsh pay and thelf
CARTS via ee inserted above tab fr etus raid fr
~ bnsinest Carda, when rnAN,
anowed discount fro these rats which f1r transient
advertitcnrna When paid 90 charged qpArtrrly.
Single copies 81 the AuFEnrsHR Ta Ceuts when charged
finccn Cents hy the dQsen, ODe pcar.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES APPROVED.

A meeting of the XXth Assembly District
Republican Association Campaign Club was held last
evening at DrcyoOrt Hall, At No. l5G Ea. FHy!ouiil-
s for the purpose Of ratyug the nominations OF TIE
Cincinnati Convention. The hall was well filed Adj
dresses were made By william a. Darling. j. Albert
Engehardt, and Major willard Bullard.. Mr. Dazzling
said the principal argument that the Democratic party
would use during tire coming campaign wou.d be that
the Republicans were responsible for the prcscn;
financial condition Of the country, and false
as The proposition was It shuHld not be forgotten
that It would have an Important effect upon
tie great Of the people, aud tho
people should hc cnehtcncd upon the true Issues Of
the day The Cincinnari platform did not contain a!k
that not thoroughly sOuud-nOt one that required Il
man on each end to balance it, or keep - IN pusilD, as
VS. the case with the platform adopted at 81. Louis
ana GOV Hayes letter Ci acceptance gives IU.t ~
uncertain sound as TO his position on that platform. TIE
candidates and the platform were heartily approved Y
al the speakers and great confidence expressed H.
TIC success Of the Rep bcan chc 10 this State, aud IN
thc country at lhe coming Fa election.
A Haycs AMI wheeler Campaign Club organized at
NO. AZ sFc1ndavc. last evening, and the following
officers were elected: John G. Butler. President; 4.
Murray NCe-PTcsdcnt; Thomas EagCB, seer. tary :
Thomas Denly, Treasurer. Thiry-iye persons signed
The rOa
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
FOREIGN NOTES.

LoNpoN. July 10.-J0hn Edward Cooke
stock ana share broker has failed His liabilities are
SGSO,COO; assets -i2OO0
BERNE July 1O.-A fire yesterday at Elgg,
village IS mies northeast OF Zurich, destroyed %
houses. Two persons are reported missing.
MONTREAL, July 10.-A proposition IS now
moUted 30 have the Allan steamships call ut HALIFAX dur
ing the Winter months an leave the mails - come up
by way Of tne InrercOlOnia! Railway.
OTTAWA, July lot is understood that the
Government contemplate increasing The whole police
force on tho northwestern frontier. Major Walsh VIII
leave ia f'w days Tor Cypress Hill "h prty OF
40 recruits.
GIBRALTAR, July 10.-Thc statement pub
li,lcd in The Gbalr Guar2,0n that the officers OF ;hc
garrison at this place who absent on leave Lad
been cealcd ia IN Orrcc On the Contrary jho Ocyts
are still proceeding on leave TOR the summer
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
HONORS TO NOTED VISITORS.
RECEPTION TO DON PEDRO AND DRS. Pc
TERMANN AND BERENDT.

THE BRILLIANT MEETING OF TIE AMEEiCAN "Eo-
GRAPHICAL sOCIETY-DOM PEDBos sAI'ofAO-
IIoS WITH HIS VISIT 10 THIS COUNItH-D''
pETERMANN's PAPER on HIS IMPRESSIONS of
TIE UNITED sTATEs-ADDBESsEs BY cHlEt-JI7-
1ICE DAILY AND BAYARD hlLOR-DR' BLK
rNDT's PAPER on CENTRAL AMERICA.
The special meeting of the American Geographical
Society held last evening in Chickering Hall for the
recepfjon of Dom Pedro, Emperor OF Brazil, Dr.
Peiernann the celebrated German geographer, ana
Dr. Berendt, the Central American etlnOioglSt was
emnenIy successful in the interest of the addresses
and in tho number and character Of the persons
present Dr. Berendt read papor upon the Centers
Of Ancieni Civilization in Central America; Bayafd
Taylor delivered brief address Introductory Ci Dr.
Petermarn. who read paper upon his experiences
ia the United States and his impressions OF the
country. Dom Pedro read short address, eN-
pressye of his appreciation Of American institutions
and OF his co5od wishes for he continued prosperity
of the country DR.. Isaac l. Hayes closed the
exercises with a tribute to Dr. Peiernann, ana a
statement of his own opinion as to the existence o.
an open polar sea-
New-York tribune., 1876-07-11
OBfIU U1RY.
TIE REV. JAsiEs BOYCE.


The Rev. James BOyce, pastor Of st. TcTcsa'3
Romun Catholic Church, at Henry and Ru;Ger55ts. died
sunday from tine effects OF the heat. lie was born In
Arlagh County LongtoId. Ireland, and came to tins
country when young, aud at his death abou, %
years OF axe lie was educated st st. Johns College
Foidham n v and completed his ecclesiastical studies
at St. Josaph'3 Seminary. which AZ that time at
tnchcd 10 tho coIcgo lie ordained priest IN 1SJ1
and was Immediately sent 20 st. Marys Church, IN
Crandst where remained for nearly ten years. In
1853 tine late Archbishop Hughes considered it necessary
TO found now parish the east side of the city, ana
selected Father BOycs p1s;0r lie bought the present
cIifrc. which was formerly uscd as Il Pfcshyt'r'a
church. and In lsG3 II dedicated by Archbishop
Hughes II being his last public appearance. He pui-
chased the building Nos and 10 Rutgcrs-st. ana
founded a paroclial school and academy for boys
under tie care oi the Christian Brothers; he also pur
clqssd No. ~ and 130 cnryst. aud formed convent
for Girls under the direction Of the UrsGi'nc Nuns No
III Icurys, wa bought for the pastoral residence; tie
old Rutgers institute. in hadi>oust for Tree school
for girls under the Sisters OF Charity, and
known q, g. Nlry's institute, and lately he plith2s,C
Np4 1Jj and ~ El~t Broadway. He was remarkable
but m tn parish be Of the finest in the city tht
estimated worth 90 the bun incs beng about r?jvu -
Tis social guiltrs many, ana ne W1S iifrh by ~
with whom he camG In contact. For the past iohr
plglnt but Of late had "rcgily tWrfJNti. Al : p ~
ON sunday sUddcn CrHngs was noticed I'D MS
condition, and bis physician was im!aeilaey sun
uon,d who stated that the cause w1s the intus2 hci
nf m. dty. SIX Ecurs later hc d' 4 solemn requiem
mass s., u b. sung tomorrow at $50 70, N, utcr "h'h
to rcnaus Will bc conveyed 10 Calvary temcicrN. a
ovhr gaartotc, assisted 10y an orchestra, VIII lc'I
Ct.uIhtl's Niu. = T.c Rev Patrick hcG"Nc'n OF the
diocese OF Newark will preach the funeral sermon.