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a QUEER SEQUEL OF TEMPERANCE
LKGIsLATION.-rhere is considerable eX-
element in Darien over the temp sTanc
question. Stamford, New Canaan, Wlttpn
and Norwark all voted no lie snse at the eleS-
ton week ago. and this leaves Darien q
license town, surrounded by towls wnere no
liquor can be sold. The result IS tha the
thirsty ones are Obliged To go INTO Darien ID
get their supplies, and the rumsellers are
Hooking over the line TO start saloons In Ia
rlen. A mass meeting has beol called by the
citizens OF Darien, TO protest against grant
ing licenses To these men, aud Tor the plr-
pose OF uniting in a request to the seiectmsn
not 10 recommend them for such licenses.
Stamford gave four hundred aud twenty
four majority for no license, about two FOR
one right through, about two thirds OF both
political parties voting that ticket. The
largest mass meeting ever held i'm STANFORD
was held on Sunday before the election, in
the interests of no license. District Attorney
James h. Olmstead was a prominent sup
por er of thai ticket, and has influence lei
many others TO vote IL. RIdgeleld, which
has been q no license town for the past va
eleven men voting for license In the whole
town. Bridgeport Conn Standard. October !.
STRIKING CIGAR MAKERS WINNING
The strike that was begun about eight weeks
ago by the German, Bohemian, and Eng
lish cigar makers is nearly ended. Several
large firms out OF twenty-five In which tho
hands struck have comedies TO the demands
for an increase OF from ffty cents TO 81. TIE
women, who are chiefly BOhemians, are Also
striking. Mr.; BEN, Lttehtenstsln, who has
al understanding with the proprietor Of a
tenement In Eldridge street, near Tnird, is
reported 10 have endeavored uasuccessfuily
To induce him 10 turn away several faraiIies
who had struck. On learning this, tie ten
ants hustled him out Of the house, together
with his foreman, Mr. Schmidt, and Ihrew
many packages OF tobacco belonging 20 Mr.
Lichteastein upon The sidewalk.-iN Y Stsa,
llh.
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1Montreal rejoices In the possession of a
boy foTger.
NPaniers are to be revived and the nevx.
papers are chalking up an increase of circu-
laucn.
MA Democratic politician who sued the
Springfield tlll-) Jornd, for 5000 da images
70 calling Linn an intolerable nuisance. has
been given by an appreciative Jury a verdict
Tor one cent Even this the paper refuses TO
pay, and IL threatens to appeal the case
81 dispatch from Messila, New Mexico,
says Judge Howard killed Louis Cards at
El Pazo, Texas, Wednesday. Cards We
The leader OF the mob that arrest sd the CO. :.
~ ofncer OF FL Pazo county. Great ex Az
meut prevails 'Sise
~The annual message Of the 81
Philadelphia, shows the total liz .-1is,y ~
TIE city AZ the close OF iss6 were 80 20 -
while the assets were valued 40 saa 81 -
$s,slo,1ss. w.
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USr fEp srArKs MARsHALs SALE.

81 virtue Of . vrff Of nsr1 fscias, issued out Of
a. Olerks once Of the Supreme court o. ths Die
sriot Of Oolumbis and 90 me drsctsd. van ssIl "a
ssid Distrlct, on TH URsDAY, the Ash dss 81
octoesr ~. ~ - y, 2,c.osk n al tie right, Ode,
Il see e The Ss 9 p. g. dssoesi Ps2ss tov
Is q soeesh.e viz N ~ -, ws-nins.,n city.
n,ents thsreon sessd and levied up,n e the crop
sru q Noble kedmAn 20 ss,tsfy sxecari0n 81 Law
Philip P: Pe9dletol. W
yoHl 6HxRNAS, Alctisssss. 60
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BRAJSARO H. wARNER,y
cell - daN LILLIAN Il HDOpZk { irustseS
EOAD $ Co, Auct, ,ueers,
7th and @ streets por.hxesf

SPECIAL sALE OF TUE FUqSIrURE. NC
% A tsMILT DsCLiSfSG II SUSEkE E p
lNG 1t ~ TON, CJNPRISI~G IL PART
SENEkAI BRJ >SELs AND INGRAM PAR
LOE, CHsNBER AND STAIR NO
jOI NhLhIT AND 90 TAGS ST rs, PAR
LOR SJiT IN EEPS HAIR hNO EU5k
MAiTksSSks. SINGLE MD DpUBYE BID
:LtAbS PaRJOR AND DINING ROOM
IaEF AEb WOOD SEAT CHAIRS, ELE3SyT
WHINE MARprO 5E, FEATH SK,. DE 10
EAIEb TOILET nAEE, SsH ING NACHtSS,
CHINA AND GLASS NAEg,STUVES IT IN
IN WARE, UII-CLUTH. &c
ON EokUAY MORNING. Oct ber II h,rH
~ tO % cftSE at CTR saleSTstufs. = will sell IL
general election 81 the 30 ,e -ooas, bus -
Little U.s. ard IA good uditi.n- III
CHsS WEEEs, Statesmen q" w oat.tlt
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fs II. WARMER. Real Estate AuctIoneer.

70 H WARNER RsaI C.+a,a aoc,,onoa
u.
SStEO A TUREE-SrORy RRIrg DyrYU
ING AND TWt-STORY RACK, RQiLOISj
No. 1910 VERMONT AVENUE, BEFWaEN
ana a. : rRs E'rS N1RTHWEs "HN
On FkIDAY, 0stabeI Iei ~ ~ AZ.
o cIsck . m will bs offered At nnS,ic an -
ton. in front Il the prsmi .as mar, ~ a.
243, 30 feet "a inches b. % fses "a IN -Svsnsnt.
consist ~ a three -tory hrieE dweiIi gi-n D.,
stone trimmnsa: ALI mo iera or'~a
Terms = 600 in ca.h: n ,Ia1ra in 4 10 AMI Ia
months, AT Ger cent interest secured by deed of
II ist. no deposit - "
octllsott CDLDWEJ,r, salesm.n
* H. WAnNEh, Il a. ~'s 40 AuctIJLoer.
=. &c
49, VI UEsthS 6LE BUlLDINi LOT ON
LIZ SUITE SlDE OFF sCREEr, BE
SEN SFH AND 10TH THE sfS NORTH
SESLcrppp nm,
-iicl nph ocs2oeI 1Otb, ~, sfa -
otLch y. N "i' De "ItFe1 u pnOlc auctl
ptFt h9t ~ 81 lsre IS, fronting 40 feet, by 49,
uep,n ~ i1U itei;
itIpIe. She-thuu CAsoS Daislce A. o, ~ ana IL
months, a. PSF cent me e5t; = ~ deposit
Oe-Ileou = ! EJEpN VIZ. - esnan
SEHANCERY SALh AZ AUCTION OE YA.-
" UABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPROVED
PROPERTY ON STREEr NDRTH RE
TWEEN 24rH AND 2JTU STREETJ w ESr
IN n STREET NORTH, BETWEGN 2Iss
AND S3p STREETS WEST: ON Ism
STREET. WEST. BITWEEN L.Nn NJ
STREETS NORTH; ON 5ra STREETEaSF
BETWEEN q AND ii STREETS NORTH,
ANDO THE sOUrUWESC CORNER "a
SIH AND ii srREETS NORTHEksT' IN
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I'd. CLEAKY, salesman. octio sds
sALEOFA THREE-sToRY BRiCl
DMELLING, No. BOZ MISJVURI AYENuI

NV 5OS AVENUE,
NEAb THE BOTANtUAL GARDEN
b. virtue % deef % trus. dated September "a
. b. A. T., lo76. duly rscOr led ia LiDer No he
i, tOli1 10 e sea one Of the Ian 4 records -
tr the ID riot q CUldmbis, AID Of tbs request OF
the party secured thereby. will sell, At public
auotiy0, " hOnt OF tbs pre- misses on TUESDAY,
october b !, Is J, 49, o clio x the follow
lng de- IIbet zeal estst- 81 ths CITY of Wash
lngtyn. Bt~Ilct Of Columbia, t. wit.-Ali thosa
piece. 9r pa, GELS II ground ana dis:irgui.h
4 sud tens Two ~ par OF i1I numb srei two az in
Hrs-rN s"n A, beginning ~ the iTst part at the
uthwvs- CoTT 81 Of said 10 A. TIA snce runniuR east
Tth the s"ath Hne Uf id ut so ~ tsenty f)ur
- 'ee the c. n rte ami parallel with the east In ne
30 said -ot % fh9 northern live uF .sd 4 rh.n "a
with TIE u1TtNeru ue - -4d 1T wsst or EardIT IN
Tue % ssf Ot o. the bsxianiu q aud be in
mn Tor ~" seC md part az n1rthsss1 come Of
-al1 Ut ~ ard rInutIZ thsl - wa-tEari J ab11s
sehty Lln- ~ feet N re es with she south line
% ~ tT eight (3sl. IN nee ah ry four a. f-st
arc parallel with the clst line of lot (2i thancs
tS~terl' fE~Btg nine f2' q thu Ifne of sid
- Two ~ and Para Ie with "a -p1-n ttua Of lag
.hirty eight tS5 snd ~ ta-iv Ia rhe east
me q ssld = - tn piAcs " ? 8uing: together
With the improvements. &c
Terms Oae- third IN IN ant TN balance a. s. Z.
sLo = 20 'nt hs- with atrreSt pr Il p-r an
aiif 20 tu-ei by afecd - trl>f de D. IL Gf sl51
re ulT- a the tine Of Al ard All cpavayarcius ~
pHrchs cost. Terms O. b. CON p.is with Ia ,eyen
day..
BRAJSARD H. wARNERJ-
c. H. II 6EN Lillian II HDOp[R { iEuSIss~.
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DIR & ROBEY, Auctfo Ieers
II BIS and go Louisiana avenre northwest

viii sell at the Bazaar Of Birch a Rsbav. ~
on TUESDAY, 18Th October, 1877, nr 10 AoX
clock. the celsorafed trost1G hor Sc s-DeceptioD
warranted sound, kind, ard gentle in single and
double harness; guaranteed trot three heats in
nde OF 5S9 CT no SHE; en- be driven by the m lst
iimld person; fearless Of locomotive, drir es with
pptn offdle-the property Of q private gertlemau
ieeH1ng the city on account Of sickness He 4, a,o
one OF the nnest saddle horses in the city lazy csa
drIve MIN Gan be seen at the stable OF JAM rs
PUMPHREI.O street, between Az and 9Th streets
northwest, before day OF sale.
sale peren Dtory. Terms cash.
OcflSN IEenl wv ulIIuu
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NINNS1rl.

j fss I udIutIS,U s NENAUAs
Thomas Wreu, n.
NEBRASKA.
Frank Weich,r.
DELEGATES.
NEW MEXICO. ARIZONA.
Trinidad Romero,r. Hiram S. stevens, r.
UTAH. IDAHO.
George @ Cannon, d. Etephen s. Fsnu,r.
wAsHINGTON. MONTANA.
Orange Jacobs, =. Martin Mag unis, a.
DAKOTA. WYOMING.
jefferson p. Ktdder, ~. VIM. w. Corle.t,r q.
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AUCTION SALES.
llUNt.AsseN DRt s., Auotionser..

sP 3CIAL sALEOF
Bake OrSeu, .1I ,oHs l. ,.o,s; P.rE,r Set Ore n
and G,sd klzspett ian styl5 fe,s- = 81 Had
so1 " slLut Chanib-r SN't, W in & u l.
ser Tables. Ecds ssds. B rs.I~ ws.as,. 90
TsnS seat ChsiAs, Hair a Snuct Hs trsIes,
BooS tase, Feathers. Spring BE 4, 81 -be TOP
: debOard, Frsnch-plste Mirror, sxtrns'on
Table. sssy hi Pier Table, b gatelle Table,
IN pi' te Brussels aud 1uzyIin Jar pets, Cooking
aud he ting Stoves. ~ CASES Mixsd Psiat, &c,
&C., AT auc- ion.
On MoNrAY MORNING Octobe
l1th, al 10 clock. n front VI our auc ~
ton rooms II ETfNt
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INTENSIVE SALE OF MAGNIFICENr ANT
SIGH COST FUkNITUHE, BRUS>ELS ia.
fE.rgf AND INGRAM CARfErS; LAM
BE- kQUiNS; Lace GUkTAthS: MI, Won
pIhSD: BkDNZsS &c v : -
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limited STATES MAssHAL's SALE.

B. h. WARNER, Aust. oc;
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Monks Of the Early ages.

In their origin. despite the tonsure and the
black robes which distinguished them from
laymen, monks formed no part of the clergy,
and were not reckoned among ecclesiastical
persons. st. Jerome, in several passages of his
writings, declares that the monks ought to be
like other laymen, submissive and respectful
not only to the priests, but also to all the
members OF the clerical profession. They then
formed sort of intermediate body between
the clergy and the faithful, like formidable
reserve of trained Christians. In vain had
their first founders endeAvored to interdict
them from accepting ecclesiastical dignites, or
even holy orders. From the earliest times they
were drawn foroibIy from their retreats to be
ordained priests and bishops. A certain num-
per of Religious, whom the abbot judged
worthy, might be raised to the priesthood for
the spiritual service of the house, without
Seaelng on that account to be subject to Ordi-
nary discipline.
~ An the end of the sixth century St. Gregory
dsaSreat would not suffer either priest or q
nHoUSSn to become an abbot, or even q mere
He unless he gave up his clerical functions.
monSs very willing that there should be
the corI 10 the priesthood to celebrate mass in
tjor - !nonities above all, he had no inten-
SaTosJotn1 5erdictiDg the elevation of monks to
were seva, or episcopal dignity, of which there
Bnt aIor al INSTANCES under the pontificate.
oN1co oS monk called to an ecclesiastical
nevor - oenehoe was to leave his monastery,
the nlSS; aeGurn: They had to choose between
cordi.S. ~ ~ once and monastic life, for, &C.
70 SregoFy, each of these vocations is
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DIED:

FINCH On Saturday April IA. 1877. at II o'clock p.
N Mary a. Phelan beloved wife OF Michael Finch and
Of Queens County Ireland and resident this c,ty
for the past forty five years.
NORTON-At o'clock Tuesday morning April II
1877 Michael Norton aged seveoty five ears native
of Queens County, Ireland q resident city
for twenty five years.
CLANNON-Tuesoay. April IT, 1877, at o'clock A.
NJ. Mrs. Catherine Clanpon, vic OF the late Ihomas
ClanDop. aged nfty.nins and II onth q native
Of County Cork, LELAND. End the last 1brty.fy
years a resident of this city.
GRIMA-Tuesday, April H. le77 DR.. Victor Grima.
.SARRAZIN-April ls 1871 at the age Of forty-,we
Mary Lucinda Addy, OF Richmond, Va, wife OF " e.
Sarrazin.
Of April 49, 1877 at the residence of Elliott henderson,
go. James shepherd Layton, of the late ME-
Robert Layton, of this city aged fortythree years
FAURIA-0n Friday, April 10. 1877, at 3 O'Clock A.
M, Hipifred King ~ifs of Capt. " Faurts aged forty
years naive OF County Sligo Ireland and resident
OF this city for the past twenty years.
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AFRICAN CIVILIZATION.

Captain Cameron, of the English navy, who
has earned a reputation second only to that of
Livingstone as an explorer, recently lectured
IN London giving the results of his three
Gears experience in Central Africa He is
hus reported:
The burial of chief in Urua is an index of
She savagsry of the people. The course of o
treau il first diverted and big pit dug in
the bed. At the bottom of this pit q woman
as placed on her bands and knees, and upon
fher back the dead chief covered with his beads
aRnd other treasures is placed, supported
either side by one of his wives, while his
.eecond wife sits at his feet. The earth is then
|shovelled in on them. and all the women are
buried alive with the exception of the second
wife. She has the privilege of being killed
before the grave is filled in. This being com
.pleted, q number of male slaves-sometimes
forty or ffty-are slaughtered and their blood
poured over the grave, after which the river is
allowed to resume lis course Cameron was
told that at Kasongo's fathers funeral one
hundred women had been buried alive.
Smaller chiefs are buried with two or three
downward in the social scRle. Kasongo had
been absent on u maraudipg expedition when
Cameron arrived, but his first wife detained
the strange traveller until her husband re-
turned, which he did with gangs of slaves
which he had captured, chained to one an
other. When his visi of ceremony aud
other public manifestations CT greatness
were over, be occupied his time in begging
from Cameron for each thing that he saw, and
after having obtained q rife which had been
paid to half-csste Portuguese for escort to the
coast, he kept up a continual olamoring at
Cameron's tent for cartridges, bringing bis
request at last down to one cartridge. He
was gracious at all times to Cameron, and told
MIN that If it wasn't for the trouble of CROSS
ing the Lake Tanganyiks, which appeared TO
him the maximum of all waters, he would &C
company Cameron on HE return, to visit the
Queen that was spoken of, but that she might
send him tribute when Cameron returned, and
he named come of the articles he desired.
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IN MEMORIAM.

ANDREW SPoRL-Died Sunday, APRIL sth 1877.
Crushed are, fond par entA your tender hearts
BY overwhelming load of grief,
Yet stay the tear that ever starts,
For weeping neer bring true relief.
When recollection wings tho mind
lis hard 10 smother every sigh;
Yet look around, ever find
The farest flowers the soonest die
Fen life at most Is passing brief
And briefer still its every joy,
Then weep nc more in useless grief
The favored fortune Of your SON.
This world. cen in its fairest state,
Seems but \ black and dismal night
To these bright scenes and splendors great
Which fill the realms Of heavenly light.
We saw your Andrew few days past,
W hon health lit up his youthful fsco
Nor thought We then death soon would cast
HIS shadows on 30 bright place.
Andrew seemed indeed bnt formed to love-
spirit which God loved SO we'll
That soon He took him up above,
Among His angel court to dwell
Then, loving parents though sorely tried,
No longer weep thy heavy loss;
God feels for thoe, for His Son died;
AS Jesus bore, 80 bear thy cross.
II. K. 8.
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so great In itself that no man can acquit him.
self IN 1t worthily. and, far from being able to
exercise them together, they mutually ipjure
each other. The experience of Catholic sges
sight OF Gregory. and even in his lifetime the
new Sees esta blshed in Euglsnd by his disci Pile
were filled only by monks. Not only were the
monks not all priests, bat, as we have shown,
they were reckoned amsng laymen. But it is
very difficult to follow and recognize the diff
ferent phases of the transformation which
elevated the monks from the lay condition to
that which procured them the title and stand
ing of the Regular Clergy in opposition to the
Secular Clergy.-Count dc Aontalembert's Monks
Of the Vest.
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have constantly hand READY-MADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under Linen for
Ladies'; Fine and Coarse Shirts; Plain and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics All substAn-
TALLY made and at low prices. no7 rs ly
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GRAND FAIR
THf8oOAUx. a..
With the Assistance and Participation of
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT OF THIBoDApx,
To be held in the vast and magnit cent
GROVE IN THE REAR OF THE CHURCH,
On Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
April alst, ead and ED, 1877
Tho main attractions Of the Fair will consist of
Collations at all hours. An inexhaustible supply OF
Hot Gombo IA la Creole Rsfreshments of all kinds
Soda Water, Ice Cleans Lemonades. Punch,
Confectionery, Tombolas, and q thousand
other attractive objecs
At the lower extremity of the Park there will be
Target Shooting with Paror Rifles
and all kinds of sports.
Fixed and moderate prices
A Dramatic Performance and Instrumental Music
ADMISSION TO THE FA1R-GRATIs
N. B-A special train of Morgan's L. Il T. R. R. will
leave Algiers Sunday April ED at IT O'Clock
Returning. leaves Lafourohe Crossing ii O'Clock
N. The ferry ieavss New Orleans the foot st
by packets from Crossing the
Fair gratis
- Price of Excursion Tickets:-
From New Orleans to Lafourche Crossing and re-
80
From Boutte and Cos Allemands and return 20
Low Macs will be celebrated at st. Josephs Church
quarter of after the arrival of the
Tickets for sale at the Morning STAR Bee and Propa-
gator offices aps st
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC ORPHAN BOYS
ASYLUM New Orleans, April 81, ls77.-An election
for Directors of this Asylum to serve the ensuing
will he hold the residence Of the Nest Reverend
Archbishop Pe1che on the 9Th of May, 1e77 from I2
O'Clock N. to / o'clock P. N.
ap22 St THoS. LAYTON Sec rotary.
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths ,cu hereafter
be inserted for dty cents Obituaries tVin DO charged
at the TGte of ten cents q line
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MARRIEn.

OURSINE-POREE-O Thursday evening, April
l2 1877 by the Rev. Father Mttelbropn, L. H. Pour.
sine to Miss Clara Poree. No cards.
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ST. PATRICK'S HALL FOB REM:
FOB Balls, CONCERTS IND FAIRS.

st. PAtriek's Hall, the LARGEST AND BIHEs7
HALL IN THE CITY, will Be rented, b the MICA
or longer, On reasonable terras, for CoHCERE9
RAILS LROTuRES FAIRS and ExHBTTTo6B
For CaARTrABLR EBTERTAIN1EEHTS, vtthsus
distinction Of orpsd the Han win Be rented 81 HALS
PRICE.
ApPlyat
nsla TS6 40. TjAnp G1RoG
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

Or. ]. II. MALoNEY corner of Josephine and Camp
streets, near M agazLe Market, forms
patients and the public in general he performing
all operations appertaang to his profession roosE
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted, with or
without e1tracting the roots, plan Old seta
OF teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation secured
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas or
chloroform. Charges within the reach of all
ial4 II lH5p
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w F. CLARK,
1874 and 1856. ---- Rampant Street, .134 and 1856
Between Toulouse and St. Peter,
ORLEANS.
- Manufacturer of all kinds of -
Carriages, Barouches, Buggies,
Express Wagons, Platform and Elliptic Spring
Wagons,
SEWING MACHINE WAGONS ETC.
Agen6 for Jas. Cunningham d Sons celebrated Car
rlages and HeRrses.
Coun try orders prom pity attended aps2 i7Iy
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ST. MICHAELS FAIR.
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
ST. MichaeI'S New School
Commencing Easter Monday,
APRIL 2, 1877.

Tho following the Tables
SCHOOL AND SANCTUARY TABLE-Ms, I. NJ. .
Warner.
ST. JOSEPH'5 TABLE-Miss X. Murphy aud Miss
A. Ennis.
ST. MICHAEL'S TABLE-Mrs. NJ. Lallv.
ST. ALPHONSUS' TABLE-Mrs. I. Walsh and Mre.
A. F SYLvESTRE.
MORNING STAR TABLE-Mrs J. Wilcox.
ST. PATRICk'S TABLE-welLkuown Ladies from
st. Patrck's Parrish.
The chief Contests and Contestants will be announced
mill I'd In due time.
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WANTS-F0R RENTS-ETc.

DJANO TUNING, $50 MAGAZINE GOOD
L work. Price 81 50. D. LEIGH, Party Pianist.
ia2sTIV
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ST JosEPH's CATHOLIC T. A. SOCIETY
Church of the Holy Name of Mary, AlRers.-The
members of this Society hereby notified to meet at
their Hall At q quarter to I o'clock SUNDAY MORN
ING April 27d Feast of the Patronage OF st. Joseph
for the purpose proceeding in body to the church.
whore they will receive holy Communion at the
o'clock Mass. Members Of other Total Abstinence
Societies are respectfully invited TO attend. There
will be Special Meeting AZ II A n. the same day,
Immediately after High Mass in the Hall adjoining
the Church Gentlemen wishing to join invited to
attend JOHN GEYHoR. President.
THOS GTL,ROY, Secretary. apis ct
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06
FOREIGN NEWS.
TURKEY.

NEW York, January 5.-A Berlin
special says that Russia intends after the
final rupture Of the negotiations TO ask
the Powers for an authorization 10 en-
force the proposals. Of the Conference in
their name. Turkeys final refusal Is an.
ticipated, and the Conference will then
have no further business at Constantine.
pie. The Russian papers are greatly ex.
aSpcrated at what they term the pusilan.
unity Of Germany and Austria.
LONDON, January 5.-There Is reason
to believe that the notifications Of the
European proposals adopted at the conf.
DENTAL meeting Of the European plenipo.
tentiaries on Tuesday last were not men.
TONED at the sitting Of the conference to.
day.
Emperor William has issued a special
order forbidding Gerpan officers on the
active list from entering the Russian
army.
The Federal Council Of Germany has
made an important constitutional con.
ccssion TO AlsAce, Lorraine having agreed
to the proposal, that measures passed BY
the Provincial Board Of Representative
and approved by the Federal Council
shall become Law without previous ap.
proval and cogniEGnce by the German
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-01-06

EEw ORLEANS, January 5.-The Re.
publican Legislature passed bill repeal.
ing the law limiting the supply Of sta.
tionary to So worth for each member for
the session, passed bill supplying each
member with copy OF the revised stat.
utes, and also adopted q protest against
closing the Bayou Of Lafourche. 3 !
The Democratic Legislature also
adopted the address to the people of
Louisiana, reviewing the recent canvass
and election, action OF the Board, events
Of January lst, barricAde OF the State
House, &c. ~ ~
Mr.. kellogg nominated Alfred Shaw
for Judge OF the Superior Court.
Nichols and Packard will be inaug.
urated on Monday by their respective
followers. Each Of the Governors will
doubtless proceed to organize a State
government.