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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
CLARK & Coz Patent Nolse!ess Self Rolling

" STEEL SHUTTERS,
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF.
machinery balance weight Cannot out Of ORDER
Delaware and Hudson Canal DuiiIng Manhattan
Building, Library Building, Tribune Office, &C.
Office FactOry-I62 and lOf West g7thst, NewY0rk,
and at London Paris, Vienna. Bcsiin, Melbourne &c
CTRICTURE, Impotence, and Diseases of the
~ GeneTaye Organs radically and speedily cured HENRY
A. DANIELS NJ d., la LeXingtSnaye. ONCE hours to3.
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Rameau, the composer. has sensitive ear
aud is eD1nently nervous The other day he visiting
a lady who mad her lapd0g in her arms The little AMI
NAL obStnatey refused to be reconced 10 the visitors
presence, and Rameau, suddenly risiug seized IL BY the
neck and hurled IL oct OF the windowt was up three
flights OF stairs-shrekng, "Accursed brute lie baTka
false P'l Paris Figaro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-13
Announcement

Extraordinary cures Of coughs and colds re-
suit from the OF wIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD cHRkRI.
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tOmcial.)
Diocese Of hatcher.

Whereas the Holy See has gracous!y allowed
the time for gaining the j. bilee to be extended
even to tae end of another year in missionary
countries where tho extension is needed, and
moreover granted the power of committing the
yisits, or some of them. into fasting or the
recital of pious prayers, the Bishop of Nat
chez avails himself of the faculty, and extends
the time accordingly; and he grants to all
Priests and Confessors in the Diocese the above
power of Communication, to be exercised &C
cording to their conscience The precise terms
of the grant are found in the letter Of the
Secretary of the Propaganda, dated January
%, ae75, and published in the MORNING STAR
June eth, 1875.
The retreat for the priests will begin the
evening of February 18th, at st. Theresa
Retreat, the Mission House of the Redemption
lists, Chatawa, Pike County, Miss. The Synod
will be held on the god.
By order of the Bishop:
n. F. GRIGSoN, v. G.
Natchsr, Dee 81, 1875.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

ST. PATRIcK's FAIR.-The ladies who have
undertaken the management of this entertain
ment met at the parochial residence on ThurS-
day last, and after very harmonious COZ
sultation, resolved to open the Fair at S1'
Patrick's Hall on Friday, 2sth inst, as will Do
seen by the announcement in our advertising
columns. We may here state for the infoFDS-
ton of those not conversant with the tSc'S'
that after paying the debts of the parish anu
giving the church such. repairs as were resny
necessary, Father Allen had remaining from 'D0
proceeds of the F4lEAeld about two years sSV
less than one huusd dollars. The p'FOCru9-
residence at that time was an old builolDs
almost uninhabitable, and to raise tunu' :,
build new one, subscription was op'uoN
and about seven thousand dollars put dow
with the promise of more, and on. this =. :,
coursgiDg assurance the new house was ereO'' :"
But hard times came on, and grew Wors0' :.
that out of all the subscriptions only 81
one Thousand dollars could be coueoteo' - -.
Father Allen was left with large deOs on -
shoulders. To pay this off he has workeu A.Go
energetically, and now the Jealous t. -,
whose names we have before publsheo' 10 .:.,
nobly come forward to assist in relieving -,
of this burden, aud, we are pleased TO say w.
every prospect of success.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

MISSION IN ST. STEPHENS PARrsH.-The
Missionary Fathers who are at present giving
q mission at tho Church of st. John tho Baptist,
will open o mission IN st. Stephens Church,
Napoleon Avenue, on Sunday, the 30th inst.
The order of exercises during the mission will
be as follews: Sundays aud week days, Aass
at 81, 6 and o'clock, and Sundays an addi-
tional Mass at 10 O'Clock. Instruction after
the o'clock Mass every day. Sermon at the 10
O'Clock Mass on Sundays.
Evening services. consisting of the recitation
of part of the Rosary, Sermon and Benediction,
as II o'clock.
Confessions from 81 to A. NJ, from 81 A NJ.
to I2M, from 3 to p. NJ, and from It to Top. N.
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1t the invitation of Rev. M. f1arhais, Pastor,
Rev. t. j. Abbot, G. M, of st. Stephens, will
give 4 mission TO the Catholics of Franklin
during the next two weeks. Father Abbot is
one of the most eloquent and logical preachers
We have ever had the good fortune to hear,
and We have no doubt that his mission 10
franklin will be productive of great good, not
only to those of the faithful who may have
grown lukewarm, but also to those among our
separated brethren who may not fear to listen
to the words of q Catholic priest
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During the past month we have sent bills to
all those of our patrons outside of the city who
are indebted TO us. On these bills stated
that those who should not have paid up their
arrearsges by the 18th of this month, would be
dropped from our subscription lists.
Owing to circumst ances which have occurred
since the bills were sent out, we have deter
mined to extend the time during which pay
1nents should be mads&o Saturday next, Jan.
29nd, 1876, after which date all papers not
prepaid will be stopped.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

ST.. M1CHAEL's FAIR.-ThiS Fair, for the
benefit of the new sohoolhouse, will commence
Feb. 18th, 1876. The following are the ladies in
charge of the tables Miss 1. n. Warner, Mrs.
Dillon, Mrs. Cass, Mrs. Hahley, Mrs. VIM. Green,
Mrs.. Walsh and Miss 81. Farrell. The following
are the principal contests: A beautiful silk
Gag, between flre companies Trad Ferry No. IL,
Lafayette Hook and Ladder No. and Volunteer
No. /; gentleman's gold watch and chain,
between three popular young men; splendid
ehalice, between two we'll known young priests;
= lsdy's gold watch and chain; and gold
watch and chain, between two young misses.
Other contests will be gotten up and duly an
nouneed. The numbered admission tickets, at
% cents each, will be entitled to one valuable
priEe out every 200 sold.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

CONCERT FOR ST. YINCENTs HoME-Amoug
the advertisements on the fifth page of to-day's
STAR will be found the programme of grand
vocal and Instrumental Concert to be given
next Wednesday evening" in st. Patrick's Hall,
for st. Vincent's Home. OF the Concert itself
we need say nothing, az the fact that it will
be given under direction of Prof. Colliguon, is
! an ample guarantee that it will be a splendid.
artistic success. He has secured the services of
the most accomplished musicians in our city,
and has made up programme which needs but
to be read to be appreciated by all lovers of
music. The object for which the Concert is
given is that appeals with irresistible force
to the heart of all true Christians. 1t is moth
ing less than the salvation of four SCORE young
boys from the evils and suferings which beset
the young and the friendless in large city.
| St. Vincent's Home was established at 39l
| Bienville street some eight years ago. not alone
as a home for boys of this class, but as An in
atitution where they might learn trades that
would make them selcsupporting at early
age. Unfortunately, the hard times which aoon
after came upon our city and State has pre-
vented the execution of the original design
with regard to establishing workshops, ETC.,
but the Home has in reality been q heRS to
nearly a hundred boys at all times. Supported
principally by the few members of the ST.
Vincent de Paul Society in this city, it has
achieved wonderful amount of good. But
now the Vincentians find themselves unable
longer to bear the burden without assistance
and they call on the public for help to feed
these poor boys and to keep the Home open
Will this help be givenH This is . question
which each one who reads this notice must asl
himself. Let the answer be SeeR next Wednes
day night in st. Patrick's Hall.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

asks the correspondent. What does that
meant Forcible repression9 Are the Boo
ton men going to prohibit the negroes from
becoming Catholics 2
Professionalism is a queer mixture. The
oretical'y the Protestant Gays: Every man
has the right to think as he pleases. Prac-
tically he adds Provided he thinks as
do.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Mr.. J. B. Eustis, distinguished lawyer of
this city, was last week elected United States
Senator by the Conservative members of the
Legislature, three Republican members of the
Senate acting with them. The rest of the
Republican members refused to participate in
the proceedings on the ground that there was
no vacancy, Pinchback having been elected to
the Senate some three years ago.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

promptly on hand" is the style in which
Mr.. G. D. Elder, of 1924 Camp street, announces
the arrival Of the famous Sddl;srS Directory, a
work now so indispensable as to be anxiously
sought every year by all live business men,
who End therein full data of oil the Catholic
Institutions which have multiplied SO rapidly
in ali directions.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Last Sunday Mr.. OConnor Power was nis =.
gratified at the receipt of the following"
YAzoo CITY, Jan. 9th, l'''
i oCoppor Power, NJ. p, New orleans' .-Soer
: Accent the cordial greeting of the lriss1tb ei
If YsSoo civ, Miss, rs an evidence o. con 8,
sympathy with the cause which 6n9S ID
SDle 0n'" p. J. MCCoRSGAcK'
E. LUKE
E. II. KELLY, -na
n. B<RRY AND OTaA''
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

sADIIERs' CATHOLIC DIRECToRY.-From our
well-known friend, p. F. Gogarty, Esq, No. 1913
Camp street, we have received q copy of this
invaluable book. Besides o complete and &C
ourate list of the priests, churches, colleges
and converts in each diocese in the Union, the
Directory gives list of all the clergy in Ire
land aud Canada, aud much valuable sta
tistical and other information. The price OF
the Directory is 81.
Mr. Gogarty also sends us a copy of Haver'
tvs Irish American Almanac, an interesting
aud instructive little book which is sold fol
the low sum of 25c.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

The Waverly Club (late St. Vinoent's) will
give performances this Saturday evening,
and tomorrow Sunday evening in Trinity
Hall, corner Royal and st. Ferdinand streets,
Tor the benefit of st. Mary's Boys Asylum.
Doors open ct 7, performances commence at 8.
Admission 50 cents.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Died, on Saturday, December Is, 1875, at
Ballycarrop, County Tipperary, Ireland, Mar
garet Butler, aged eighty.shree, mother of the
Rev. Theobald w. Batter, 8. J., of Augusta, Ga.
May the Lord have mercy on her sonl.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

great treat to the patrons of the STAR: Our
complete and accurate short hand report of
O'Connor Powers great lecture of last Sunday
night on "The Martyrs of Irish Liberty"
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Ticket s2a won the silver set ratified for the
benefit of the Church of st. John the Baptist.
The holder Of the ticket is requested to call at
3se Rampant street, Frat District, for the prize
- soon as possible.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Irish soap is of peculiar &ree ~, Sver osSrs
IL the mOst novel and original fAi0i1 ~
TO the American public.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

Read the special price list of Levy Bros, $50
Magazine street on fifth page Of the STAR:
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neighbOrs and friends. are the following nau.s
sons:
ALABAMA.
W. A. LeBaron. Mobile.
John Hanlin,
Michael Curtin,
j K. Gfennon
Martin Banlon, =.
Thomas TObin,
Miss Belle Marin,
Thomas Langam.
p. W. Walshe
Timothy Rooney,
J. C. O'Sullivan,
Daniel Drlscoll.
Martin Holland. Whistler.
Rev. Father Crowley. Selma.
F. B. Bombay, Pollard.
Mrs; P. comstock. Donaldsonvils.
j. A; Braud,
3. Dseobry, Plaquemine.
e.. 9. IsnsFd, Thieodauz.
Migs Z. o. Allan,
F.: =: ?: "a vaughan, Bruly Landing.
John 9aas, Baton Rouge.
P Q. Craddock,
D. Doyle, Washington.
F. v. Gallagher, Raphael Postofice.
s Mss E. HsSl Syre GT1'i fd SeBsn
James Ryan. CovinRton.
Rev. P. Z. GlendoB, New Texas Landing.
j Malone. White ball PostofBce.
Mrs. A Davidson, Milliken's Bend
L. G. Needham, Amite.
MlssIssnrI.
A. II: Muller. Jackson.
James Compton.
P. Sheehan, Vicksburg.
Rev. T. Leray.sS"
Convent Of Mercy vicksburg.
Mrs. 4: McGrath, Yazoo CITY.
Rev. F. Huber,
Right Key. VIM. Il. Elder, Natehez.
=. Walsh
John Herman,
Mrs M. +. Flaut, Sardis.
Judge l.. johnson, Holly Springs
+. Laurent, Corintb.
+. j. Smith, Canton.
n. &. OrIick,
r. III. Cousens. Chatawa.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Joseph McGinn, Warrington Navy Yard, Fla.
z. h. Spottswood, Pensacola.
VIM. Wade, Augusta, Ga.
n. N. Sullivan, Savannah, Ga.
VIM. CarIigan. Atlanta, Ga.
A. McEeDna. Macon, Ga.
Judge G. Cahill. Corpus Christi, Texas.
A. j. Hurley, Damron Poetofiice, TeG2s.
Very Rev: A. Gardet, Victoria, Texas
w ). McEsmara Victoria. Texas.
Angus Mcdonald, Usage Mission, Kansas.
Mrs. K. Fitzpatrick Derby. Conn.
John Lsvler, Prairie do Chen. Wis.
Mrs. NJ. 7. or, Ardmore Posto6ice, Pa
Convent Sacred Heart, st. Joseph, Mo-
Rev. D. j. Robot. o. s. B. AtokH, Ind Terry
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Our PREMIUM CHROME OF TIE Ho,v e.
THER--Among those to whom We have dur;pp n. -.
few days. cent ehromos Of the Sovereign Pose .Ass
who will, no doubt be pleased to show then
neighbors and friends are the following nau.s r.s
sons: ps'-
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-01-15

60 to Burke - ThOmpsOn's for Irish Soap
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With the view Of placing in every Can,
hold in the South Good Likeness of Our sa,. house
POPE Plus TX, W have securcd -0S RatAs,
, 1876-02-18
A s,ovoplpo taattu Texas,

Ausun {7tt.) tfazs!k.
4 party Of mon ca1no down from Llsno Coun.
" yesterday, and wsro drinking in tie saloon
ncxt door sboye The Capitol store. Ono OF them.
whose nanse ,s lInnner, BAid that Le could Whip
auy man III Austin Who Ind ou a "stoveplle
bat" They got vosJ excited, and draving their
pistola laid thorn Oh tho bar counter. Finally,
Icaring tho saloon, thor went down tho avenue
ard we're gono ahons Us minutes. AS houn As
tl,ey left tn8 nhtoon some nno mot Ban Ihomp-
SOU and told him about the thsrats tho nlen had
1nnde. slr. Thompson vent TO As roo,n. and,
putting on = silk hat. rots,rned to tho saloon.
Whom the parties from f.lano returned. Thnu,p-
son mas talking iu torial sort of way about be-
ing Norttiurn lnan on q tour for his health, but
shht he believed thAt le uoutd whip auy man in
ToxAa. IlAnuar sa.d, :" You do : Well, you are
the man for mo Tor something to that et1eot),
Al the same timo drawing six-shootor. But
beforo 10 could COCK 1t Thompson Tired at him,
tho ball enteriue near hu aar aud coming out at
tile buck Of his mock. ilanuer then started
across the street, still trying TO cock is p!Htol.
whom Thompson fired second tlne, tho ball
takiug e1Icet in lIanner's hack. Officers coming
u;,, arrested the parties. who gave bonda for
their appearance 1t tue Mayors Court.
, 1876-02-18
"EAcls ARE STUBBORN 1HIKGs.v

Thousands Of human belngs aro yearly boruo
OIL the swift cutreat OF disease down 10 tho
grave, just because thoy do not possess suf-
lcieut knowledge Of themselves. A man meots
Ills aeighbor. and the arat sA!utatiou IL, "1Iow
a.o you!" or "Iiow IL your hoalths" Tho re-
ply frequently is, "ol,, l Am we'll, with the cx-
ception OF cold" Most psrsons lightly regard
q cold. Tender. d. you know that cold tH ono
ol tho most dangerous Of n,hlAlIes A cold not
ouiy e!ogs up tho pors Of tue snsiEe svHteni. sud
retasds circulation, but 1t fs productive Of ca"
tarsl, which is quito apt to load to Consumption.
"Oh," you saJ, "it is nothing but cold in my
head" Truo, but hat cold Is soally mild soFh
Of catarrh. aud II not arrested In its course vii!
become chronic. Catarrh IL ono OF tho n1oat
dlaag gseeab!o, Offensive affections In tho catalogue
OF diseases. The passage to ths nose Ii Oh
stsuoscd, .i,a seuse u slndl Impaired. Aad there
IL d!sAgreeablo sansasion Of pressure IN tho
had. In tia saoss sdvanosd stsGss, shoze IA
, 1876-02-18

COUNCIL or AMATEUR CLCDH.
Pursuant to 4 call. a meeting OF tho amateur
clubs OF tho city was held last evening at Quinns
place, No. 10 West Madison streot. Delegates
from the Franklin. Dreadnought. Unity. Liyo
Oak. Acmo University, and Pioneer Cluba were
preoens. Mr. Doswozth uas oloctod Chairman
md Mr. Washhurno Secretary ct tho meeting,
After sotne general discussion Of tie bcss
course to be purened, it WAS voted to appoint a
committee Of fye to draft constitution aud
by-l&wB for local association Of clubs, and the
following wore appointed such Committee: Nc
tissw, Of the Acme Coloe. Of tue University !;
Merton, Of the llIoadnoughts; Nashburne, Of
thu rioneess; and Ward Of tue FrAukllnB,
Tho meeting shcn adjourned for three weeks.
when tho Co1umlttecs report will be made.
It IL the intention OF tbs cluhs to get, il poB-
eiolc. soaic good and Central ground for then
1lBe tho oomiug summer, 10 the hupe that they
NAV have sharp coutcat for tho championship
OF the city, and solno int1scnting sport In an
amateur way. It was mentioned At the meeting
last evening that 1t might bo possible TO obtain
section Of the lake shore Il IL wont we'll.
, 1876-02-18

discharge having an offs ,iVo odor. II tho dis
easo b allowed 10 contin,r in its cousae. thick,
hard incrustatiops will II Nm In tho hehd tho
boues Of which nomoti1nos booomo softened and
break awaytn pieces. Why viii pcrsoua continue
10 auftor from such an annoJ Ing, disgusting dis.
ease, when they can Just ~ = oil bo cured OF ~
DR.. BaRs's Catarrh Ronedy Ill euro tho wosst
forms OF Cathrrh In fact it ie the only suTo and
safe ronedy which has yet bo en of1sred to tho
public. Many harsh irritating = separations nhy,
for time, reliovo The urgency o. tho symptota
but they do nok curo the disea 80. DR.. 8ago's
Cassrrli Remedy fs hootiinB AnS htallng su ita
effects, aud when used with DR.. Florce's Nasal
Doncllo according to trectlons. Il sea not fail to
effect cure. Bold by all druggists
, 1876-02-18

currency TO spneic haa4a ~ that wontd lead 10
ruin. Ito Haa In favor of The rcpesl Of tho Ra-
aa,nptlon eQt a. L. itossht dis!sasa npou Tho
lenders Instead Of lurrowara in this
country. NO might contract. Twenty mfIfinua
hn1 heon contracted last year, and r ll'e satna
nnount ~ero contracted next year, Tho result
Ftaonbacka accepted by tha Government for ctls.
tome. II Uncfo SAM wanted gold Al nny Tina,
lot him 80 aad borrow 1t, ~ private individuals
did, lot abort Amo+ to pay olt interest abroad.
COL. RiCAnr
waa opposed to tho resolutions undcr discussion.
10 wont over tho cAl,soB Which leh Il, lzhinR
tho grccnbaoks legal ten,lera. lie WA of The
dnbtor class, but. wle shinplasters would Lcne.
IT. IT. .lt, 10 wa u favor Of paying our tob dol
just debls. Ho thought deprecated cursoucy
did not benefit tho laborinK man.
Nc ono. prosumed that there WAS
ooin @ enough to redeem our currency.
currency; and when thia waa the casn, though
there would not bo but at0 III gold in tic
vanlts, tho reoplo would bo satisfied. No ono
wantca to got gold dollars, because parcr waa
IL s mesey ss oy Tsn so Gans 60 % fS will
paper: i would reduce tho rrlco OF living, and
benefit tho 1ahorng CLASSES. Thay could iu-
strlct ''Onr Cartor." but ho thought they
should lot Tho financial question alonb.
MIs. HiL!1AsIH
nlso spoko upon tho question. lie thought the
prom.Ae To rosumu In 1870 had caused
confidence 10 return to our country.
!io thought tho Republican party had
shoy should stand BY tile Resumption act. Con-
gross ltnew whht to do without tho naHlatanes Of
tho Fifth Waut. EIo WAS In favor Of allowing
tho bill to staud as 1t WIS. 1Io thought the fatl-
nros Of 1875 Were less than In former years.
Nothing bcttcr could be done thou to let tllo no-
sumption net staul Oh IT vas. uo morod to
place tho rcAouti0un on flo.
Some explanatory remarks wero then nads by
Mr. Ellsworth. when Col ltscaby moved to povt-
none further ot6cussion Of tho question I'LL next
Thursday ught. Carried. The meeting thpf,
OIL motion. ndiousnul.
, 1876-02-18
BILLIARDS..


Tho biltfard-men arc having their inning Just
NOW, and from position Of somnolcncy such az
they have mainsainsl for year are getting into
n sort Of blaze os excitement ovsr tho coming
mattel, betwesu Shaw aud Barloigh. rool-seIiing
Oh tho event opcned quito bzieklY last evening
At Foley's placo, and u fair amount Of money
~a5 placed, with Durleigh tho favorite At small
aud varying odds. Ono gentleman, who seotned
to l,ayo different idea from tuost other people.
offered $50 agatuas s10o that Shaw would wIn
BY Ii points. lie was accommodated.
Durlolgh played 4 practica game with Rhinea
liant evening at FoleJ'H, and Hou BY 81 iu 500
points, making tho creditabte average OF II aud
q fraction. Shaw will practice II tho sAnas plaza
tonight.
, 1876-02-18
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

LONDON, Fob. little steauship Egypt ia rc-
ported ashore oil Egremout Beach.
NLw YONG, Feb. backgammon Beach, wlrrc
the steamship Egypt is ashore, is on tho River
Mersey Eug). opposite her dock. Her agents
here spplohond 10 damaga to the vessel.
LONDON, Feb. 1B--G i. ln.@9teAner EEypt.
be fore reported ashore of Egrmout Beach,
came OF without dasnsgs aud proceeded 10 Liy-
orpool.
MoyILLE, Feb. 17.-StsAnsLip Elysa, from
New York, has arrived.
New YonE, Fob. 7.-Arrived-stcamor JaYA,
from LIVERPOOL
, 1876-02-18
CHANGERS AND THE CENTENNIAL.

C1Kve1Asp, O., Fob. l7.-At ths easalon Of
the State Grange Patrons Of llusbandry to-day.
large number OF resolutions wero Introduced
aud tefeetsd to tho Com,nittes Oil cantennial.
The eucampulent roportsd farorlug tho saoye-
mont, urging members to take hold OF
ths matter In earnest, and push 1t to
q auooessful completion. It proposes by
tueaus Of stock company 10 SECURE desirable
location on tho Centennial grounds. sud provide
mouLers attending the Centennial at economical
sates. The report wAs adopted:
Tia following membegs Of tho Executive
COMMITTEES OF tho Grange to oil the expired
terms wera eleotods J: Il. bingham. OF Fu!ton
County, N. II, Albauxh. Manu- County; aud Fl.
MaDoNall, Stark County.