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SOCIETY MEETINGS.

COVENANT LopnE. No. $40. A.. r. snd A. NJ
.jr,r,l E,mmun!entl3n this 1E.hsys evennf st 7:s0
- ,e IL 1t. icxres. Visiting orcthteo sorsal!y la.
, 1877-09-14

Monroe STREET. cosuer Of Dearborn. "sconts of tho
. TlsIus." TexAs JACK. D:4 nuchhof. bonaid Mckay,
, 1877-09-14
Now Chicago Theatre.

Monroe strnet. between State and Dearborn. Fin
Class clio. "Ths Fool Of the Family"
, 1877-09-14

A special dispatch to FoxNEr's s Sunday Chroat-
e'< in Washington has ths following iu relation
to tbs rcecuG election In California, which tuzns
, 1877-09-14

Clark street, opposts Sherman House. ffArcffJ'I
Musses sEessrs. Add Ayman DlI5 Carter. 1loran etc
, 1877-09-14

The Albany Esxssing Journal draws ! pair Of
financial portraits to b. irau.el and studied by
SuvnavcrS {,1It,wa+
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
held FOR CAUSING HARDrY's DEATH.

Michael Hardin VINO dieJ November !, from fractured
skull Thomas L. DJuu testified that Hardin aud AeA-
quder llciIne a conductor. were quarcllng anou
politics on the evening OF N0vembcr 5 ln saloon ~
Fourth ave ana Ihrtv-Grst,t THc Two men Nt nl or
Of te saloon tOc tEer. McLane returning u about I'VE
mules. A few u nutes It1@r Hardin WIS found ii
conscious 0u the sidewalk the Saloon uOt- So "ln".
wore struck in She Both nI.n were somewhat
intoxicated Cuarlrs g. bloomfield tesIhcc iu1t VINE
ra--iu- ter saloon man standing CT TIE side
door which parsI y ..'--- ID" ta" Iii. i'- tt."
another inou, wh1 WAS 'l-t", for 'y nom Ihc -'H ~
he0 Oh tL, rl walls. j.. assiiALt lLlnelii..l "il
into tie saloon The witness recognized Mti&u- as -e
man who did the pushing. George McLweu saw the
uu,n1- uut coulj uot identity N.Lau- rs The d.,aaaaf
T.. Jury held Lane far causing udr-u's DEATH Tile
prisoner was committed iu default 0i $1,000 Jul.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

c,,~s,,e Ciaub~s-By Judge iawrT'ncC,c.---
90, ,(.,- efc agt Kellogg, Wmdo'nh. NandrIhH' H'.5
iH' .r.f.r h7Int Mass. DIXON. IN'" --'
iata- 40 r0rr Wortk etc.. act NaisIaif Jones +-l
IN .t .tt-rpgan acr p~cstiv kILszcnWanu Ar.. ...t
.r.a.r r. wings EaIk art Fen lr Ia c.f aHt l.
90 .-.f... TuHIs MAYOR. r-a-, act ~ liners +ttl
~ r.l- rlarcs tulbs fi'z-,l"lo as. .. .''
~ 'r.tns. wallace cgt. luHHs; flc MAYOR rt''
~ rr. Rollins Nj ar.hy--',ranieo- 7cnli,@'
-, ssu-es- ~co rule eight Of tas 'Nil'.
e..,arl.r 9gf Prizes lF. explanation desired Natter Or
i. ,I " -.csrrass-I lLuk tint ti- w..iei sH'l'
t- .,. Matter of r.. Woven Tape Suirt com lilF
S r4raurn for counsel. LaC- l.t hailef li- f. 't l
f1e answer wa. regular, motion Granted |l'' s..' M
s..... rr. eiutrt potion siuled without 'f.t .'
...~....um. BII.e lEr. Bitsg-'.eppri n it i.' '
t-.. Irf tuorr-eut Ui divorce granted N pam. %
,+b -1stofE of children smith act. Aouie-l ion p;,
r-.-r III costs uut ruf slmmous and compAA l 'c
wooded and service stand stuart act tof eF-io
fr ents see memorandum In matter of tie apH
S ns-Ihe verluca'iou before Che ai orntt i'i tt p
frr s Ir g1 ar o. De reierree 20 ascertain
~ Jadse Wc.ibrook- l.tc acc Healcrsonato-4on de-
nict memorandum
Common Plsas->pscal 1cai-By JUDGE LalrenoIe
-Ir -g mas tar al OolI- The bond Hcsi De lohtF 3'
er - ODD tfc peua3v OF so OsUi the justine 'ton i u
rr. r1rtio.ateIv. nut the penalty uU~t ' iir H ID,
t-.ro Tr tre matter d NiaOl-BDuu Ofi'i~l i
fr. ule7fer of Buak johnson ag- Johnson is,,i-
lrga.a Jsfe age N--t-A ppHcaiiois iiite- 'e'i' ~
IiaI. Ar.aig0 aei. CavauaeH--A prr0'ea.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
siiuGtions Uauieo--Hlales


4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y WORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
up TOWN OFFICES. No LBS BROADWAY cor Ihrtyhr,t
al or aOS West THeLty -tlrd-st cor kigAluaFej 200
Tbiu ave- Forty srvrntst; az the ia Alth Dff ' D.
Se p Sl lh'Iiave- one unlTe anu tuty -nu ts -
CHarlem savings Bank Building up 10 p M az regular
Office rtte2
NOACHNAN and GARDENER. = By an
j FngI--luan a. co.ehmln aud gardener; thorough y
r5d.rstru 4 business both branches mandy tau
lfaIuf urstclAii reitleuCaa Cal 't ~
dress flr r. K, az a. Brlgmans seed STORE 7o
Br0ad"ay, n. \.
COLORED MAN.-The advertiser desires
iI.ce for his cnacluau Tor horses useful man.
rr4e on waiter honest Industrious nrstraie man. udl
or address HlCHARD. HOSan-sL, city.
CTENOGRAPmC.-Ay young gentleman would
= Ute place a. assistant 90 itruugraphrr using Benz
ptans mrt1i. tunscrDe notes and secure -ohe
practice al lctsl reporting Wages not the object sought
USEFUL MAN in a boarding house, hotel, or
restaurant by a Young VINO can buid n RES tcuu
do0- table clean boots aud other Wuih tDoIt a
gngrs call Jr address CAiiN len A44 ~ -'---'
HOUSE lUH bthavr, nrir 5,h-st.
TSEFUL MAN-HOUSEWORK an Eng
IIsh Pr1ilstant aud we agtd - yea Nl.h Ot5t
rgroumeudatous. horses ana cattle hk 10
a,renng drive wife T. excellent .uhdfs9 al Rq'i
n ain COOK uuder.' ands al parts "a mouse" "a ~
6th.avr. near gth-sJ, CARPEN It4lfs EMFLoi hE'l
HOUSE.
NyyAITER.-By a Frenchman VINO does not
eu.foe o attend pEri0r hO0. has undouD'ed ciy re
euras and good Appearing uah ttl b1 'se'-e' =.
JACgUIN's BUREAU, 6O2 bthayor bct"eoh SOeA Al1
36LIsts
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
SHIP Webs.
PORT OF NEW YORK


PORT OF NEW YOHE. -.-..............-N -Nov. 10.
CLEARED
Steamship Humboldt lsr, Clark. Liverpool Eng. Busk &
steamship Glenroy Csr), Donaldson London Henderson
steamship state tr Johnston. Glasgow. Aus
e1rsip Wessr l5er.) Bule Bremen Southampton
siesasalo colaua BEL Berg Hayre Joshua Tucker
steamship Cy Of san Antonio Pennington Galveston via
ses6slip Lone star FORBES No Orleans Bogert q Nor
Steamship KuckorJocAeg. Eemble. New Orleans clark
siesasnip san salvador Savannah. George
As-.ip city Of Austin Chester savannah Geo Yourc.
steamship Charleston. Lockwood. Charleston j. w. QuutaTd
Steamship olc Dominion walker Norfolk CITY Pomt and
steamship llchmouu Kelley. Norfolk, Va. Old Dominion
steamship John Gibson. Nasngo Georgetown D. CD. L.
,eaisslp Eeyery. Wallace. Philadelphia. Penn. James
ist,.ashr N.reus Halctt Boston Il f. pimock.
-iesush9 Inos a. 4at-son DiF.s' bg1scport, National
SIP lisrm.u-4. 7aa. Bremen. vernon ID. Brown g Co
BARK Marathon. EmeIy Ace.afe l.s. G. luoresu
Parx Lo-ie Moore newl p dsoa 5ydaeg, \. g. W., L. W.
Bark Conh6suza IaLl stagoo, Gloucester Eng Bouhaa
Barr Aioou ,Nor ouudersOn, HUI. Eng. Fanch. Edyo
Barr Alexander Keith ,Erj waycott Ney ireland Snow
Bark IN co Daudoo J,all A.5artL Cork Falmouth or
arE BrsTes, la,cliason, cor2 Falmouth for orders.
81 pasG1aiae utal Mqrzo Queenstown, Falmouth u
frugut- i'r orders ;:.n. li' r q 90. -, , . ~,
I5rE Nae,5 Ba.Iera lspaal Lester. Barcelona sla.
H,-s san l. q Ial rTagau Iarseues or orders Iaaro
Bask fsocig JT,1li Easlo Naples Joan C.. seager.
Ealk MeS1-eOos Leil4Ag a. EseLOs AyTea' o. Norton,
Hrs Gonoa 5rl Edgetr Dublin. Ireland scamineB BIOS
E1e ADDie C.aOId, Brandt Ro Jaaeiro James L. Ward
Ing Havana Meyer, Ro J4neso. lanes l. Ward a Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Amer.que or Dc.ort Havre oct =, wa Ply.
rour 2th with iadso and pass 10 ioms de Beb Had
st.sHslib Join Bfamaan lBI Nevlngon Catalia oct O.
Mrssna gl Dsna 18Th and Malaga 10 with ruit Phelps
Iras a 90. vessel CD Arken. Iufts a. co.
steamship General Barnes, Chcesean, savannah days,
mfse 20 Geo. IOngc
ola Dominion Steamship Co
steau ain Berks Pendei0u, Philadelphia for Boston, with
Reading lta..4odf Co., put ID Tor haTlof
steamship LicanOra, Johnson Portland will mdse and
Bsri Kaeoa Norl Osen Newcasile 50 days sith coal
c Tolias lid heavy ~ T. sIos stove D0asa Loot and
spit sails
mfse Esuch. Kaye g. CO.: vessel 90 master -
b order. Anchored SANDY Hook for orders.
BARK sobGdA lstl aeals H&Frs sept 10 IA ballast 70
Pusuaes CVor ThOrsen Amsterdam 50 days, Ia bal
Stanley JSof wrodsen Barcelona SC days N ballast
%
CSor Jessen. Knudesnaes 81 dsys, IN ballast 70
J..
Toni C. AusLj Cstiarnich SO days ballast
" order.
Baf2 LIBERIA Richardson 46 days with
ark MArtno CDeuto QtsLl Lauro Cad.z Al days, with
nase 70 order; vessel 70 Lzuro, storey scarpatl -
Brig Anita owen (Of Portland, Poungn. MOutev1deO A6
days with hides Kemp, vessel 70 Marcus III IN
r Co. Crossed Equator Oct 70 ~ 80 W. Had
Ma HeAthsE the entire passage.
BOREIGE PoRr
LoSDOs NOH Ia-ssss 80 Inst, clara PieAsns fol Bait
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

rnose: 9Th mat Andreas Riffs for NevOreaus, Gem Henry
for Hampton Roads Bonanza APP Wenstci ti ihp'
iaIts, UicAS, Cant SchWecAC uIoiifncn ftl, t'
inst Moan Vcsia Can't. Hoffman. last four for Ne lo-ei
AyTel. America, Capt. kausc lotl inst he-'ulr. ~
I3syrencc. latter FROM London for wilmington arrives 90
ut. J. hI0Wu lJti ut. Laura Gertrude l@h ult
.6th ult R.scIe Capt lrngham; 6in inst, "a tt it'
Afrt APP breck Fth inst, lIhorat0r COMPETITOR M'''-
vtty. l0th inst, Rhile j. =. Brown.
SAILED
Steamship. Ter lsIeuen Ala for LONDON ci@ o.
imuu.. rgtt. I...f.. tDi
Hive cornwall for rri.t1 }ovla or glasgow ta oi-r
auG STAR Orlen ti,F 'i san ahlo.'a
Ci weston west. of tf-tn, fo. Hl-.t. sam
Salvador. f1T Slv1uu9h Charleston, oi tn1re'n A-aar'
Wfu.Iefou. ~ DIN Dominion. l.l r' l- F'-, INH
GIBSON. Ur town. h. . apps >i i*e, 'i .''s-L
c4H Jos ssIer ior Antwerp trl1 hiue l' 3ireHro"i'
MOVEMENTS 0F OCEAN -rEAN-lur-.
btEr,sIous N1e. 1O.-rhn American Tiu. r..ii"
Ohio CeDt N.rraon from plladepa Soy Tor LiNc-puo,
PlYvlrfs Voc The Gcueral Trinsatartc c1mpanv's
hi. or and Havre pssseu thc Lard at al" O'Clock This
H ,tur Nos, rc.-r.c Ccl.-.l rr--craulc Domn-rr's
s-esusi'p Tahorador sailed hence oi iymo-tA anu NJ"
Lovnoy Nov. 10-rhc stc3m-rip Euml Lawson. capt.
Mills. frHm Montreal. arrived L.l. yrsleriaF-
ClIHfrg. HOF. uiie s-eauis.r Iiltoi, tpt Al'- from
~. Nrr, oC. G arrived l.rc tDllr.
LtrIoYl. Nov. lo-Ihc steamship ar'ace Capt 1hpeu
ir1.u NrW York Dct --. arrived htft tIu4r.
HAVANA. " e" .fir -'t'u-iIH IIyt Capt. ffluou rom
a. owe lcs Nov. 3. aIrye.i here this Ii1rulls
If5r 0tser sA4g ge.rs see Frh, fTge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
cPIafTNAL NOTES.

MEez Market Police e,sS GSgr S 5$SsfssG $sfss5Gq5ay "a 9
fore Justice '-aaiiug from han gold watch on ..e
= i6 aud els. a. No no ~ aG aIuS'''''
MS, ms, e,-.. C--,iss the woman who stabbed her
Bldss', ',',r ayanagu, was to have geea b. Slpo- ny
P Pol c Ierence ID snoIge i t9 Sc0js groeecds vas
SATURDAY. ,- a, oay TO p,rmit OF tle conr..lon % OF
Il, c0r0utra .l" grnv according which she acted
ot tnc sor. o Je c1r,uers jury found tha. te de-
ia % was killed by ner. aad she was iein@N"o~ W
Hr.rr fs
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
Gituallous mantco--femaIes

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
= YORK TEIBt " WILL BIZ RECIEFD At II IEh
IPIQ"S C5r-Ci ,r ~ 10 11 4, st. cor Eiehtsysj
56ts Th.raye cor. sevcntns: az sue n Altl.I.5
SGeD;y fourtht II rpm savings Bank building up TO p
u. al regular Office rates
BOGKHAM'S, $50 4th-ave., near 24th-st.,
- al uartes Eautng ne.p anc Al gS ana "o-eI 5 "iI
ias s. 4t"gs gaI imne 'isry' - I1gs. air-
late > iauaod. l. R1YaoND, Proprietor.
THOROUGH 81 EAMSTRESS.- Understands
y cutting dtng and operating; to 90 home nt nishsi
terms moderate, rercnces address note. 40 4th
7 Mis-. KELLYS late CarpenteT's), 1872
a gtaye e-,T1nSe % on lobhi can be ,'Tnd ,eect ana
solastlesses Ag,tsi COOS .s7' clil. Lls1a;
wallgssgs yc E'.p1[eTs %ia heie ae 5ay,l hAe sAd
AT SWEDISH SERVANTS AGENCY can
n had good eryants 4 al lai'ns sqgyy tr private
near 4ith-st., dee re'iuceIl 5" Eph Fropri-tor
4 r the old SWEDISH SERVANTS OFFICE,
y l0s 27lsL, great number o. servants Of every
COOK-A respectable woman as cook will
cal ic3 io3 two 56d day. z5s w5st 2Gta-,i.
COOK. &c.-By a good cook, washer, Toner
- or genera h1ds. wol&i nA' @ i4y % . y & Noi. % % ~ y,
seen si the FHOTEsTANT HOME bC kLAU, so. i5s 9th
ave-. above lo'hs~
C0Ok.-By superior Protestant 5ll IN EnEs1 ,,1
- yoa.g o'ian !s q Il,,,s1 ,e T1 . nsj so9rs &C.
dsaes Las uuoIceptonable sestonla sober hones I.l
klLa ana ollung; country CITY, Can az h'yAiiAa -
$50 3th+sve, near zltist, l. RAYMOND PfOpIet"i
COOK.-By an expert W0man-cook, capable
- TO m nrste!as place where ihey require .h@ best I
cooking baking and dessert making furnish the best OF
testimonials car be engaged - ou- otAaFe Dtt"cen
35th aud 3Gth ats
NOOK.-By eu excellent Scotch woman, with
y gooI references ur civ or country y yo.y c4Dant
coos and VIII Lhe washing. desired under
stands her busiueas wei Ca At -5y 6tha,e near -l-st,
NOOK or HOUSEN ORK.-By neat, capable
q Hffe I.UT
cook boz eyCvtLug good references Can be- seen a the
PROT EsIANT HONE Bu kEAU, No. loS Gti-aye, aJofo
l0tnst
NOOK and LAUNDRESS.-Two very nice,
h0th are good seryaus. as cook. aIudrCss and
houssfnaid for moderate wages good rrerencoa
CAL AZ 2JU oL4aya, uear ST ~ MA LA4.4.9i
COOK, WASHER and lRONER.-By a com
- pctrnt youlz woman. With best city rec0mmendauo
can excellent bread biscuit &C. and is good meat
cooA understands an kinds Of plain pasri ans s thor
ourf washer a.d lr0ntr Call st CAkPENTERS EMPLOY
n ENT HOUSE. 100 Ctiave, near 9uisi'
NOOK. WASHER and lRONER, or assist in
- washing Protestant woman ~ 80; respects
baker sober honest and 0hnEng; cDdnTy
cIy. Call 40 FOOhhAMH, $50 4th-ayo near z4tns A. L.
RAYGcSb, Proprietor.
COOK and COARSE WASHING-By an hon
willing 10 he washing s a spleudd baker
Dbl ing and respectful Can De- seen at JACQ ms BU
REAU. No COZ 6th-aye, between 35th anf J6th-stA
NHAMBERMAID and WAIIRESS.-By a
~ Young Protestant woman a. chRmernaid ami waitress
or and ane washug Can be seen at present
employers 65 West Sbth-st
NHAMBERMAID and HOUSEW W0RK.-By
German Young WOMAN who Is excellent cook washer,
snd iryner; nor country has good city references
ali Al The PROTESTANT HOLE BUAAAV' 4Se vA ave
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
Gelp uDautto

DVERTISEMENTS FOR The NEM-
\ ,pnE 'rFITrNE WILL BE RECEIVED At TILE
~ WTOFFiCFs No i.s3~ Broadway cor 1hirty nrsL
st or YOs West Tveutytiru 80, cor. tigh e. sssS
Tiri ave- cor Fortvseyenth-L al te ia KILN vftL~I
No = s,I Thri.ave Ono hunhfel ani-twcnty oltsi
1Isrem savings Bank Buidng, up 70 D. ms 81 regular
onics
WANTED - Several thoroughly competent
w hanas IN a private dressmaklng rstabushnehti Ietef
enoes wanted. Apply At l30 East sstsst
WANTED Protestant girls for situations
w now waiting a Mira REYNOLDS PROTESTANT
GENCY, al. AtLaYa
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

On the ground that her remarrnse6 Tas ,pv 70 Tear
tstSsu tSsui, a low saloon and had not INSURE" SSS
tender a-so ~ .ase went over 60 Tuesday.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
Drn @oo0s.
WILSON G. GREIG,
NJ Broadway, cor. Ninth street.

TT Broadway cor. NiHth-atroat.
WILSON & GEeEEG S3y5' efSiG f-'''Sc ci6lgs i'G.f s
sIiA and HarELA--- a-.s tL..t-.-- , ,l...i iA''l'
al "a KS FT-.T rsI. % go i-- u a, tlr rtN s-le-
WILSON e. GEsE8& aa. aay. O., .''4a 42aAG5l3s
cU-r.-afr,- a. ever. ulrfrti.' ari correct t-,i'
Au tiu- PAIL, rAEIfiA cos il iit- Cd, % sie'' l'''
In-.
WILSON 81 GAsEEG7% LAAIpIib5EIc"T"'S
OrrrrrfN3 DEPARTMENT. r conpl.a Hi'9 ,'''y
SEATS aas TTrA SIS W5khsosi,s. Esiiua'r- -v'i.
yy-Bd SON 4 G3sElG's' FF2SAul FFlgSlu IS 81 rs. 'a
ciai,c stock ot mater .i ~ g k'-a. Hit,S iLt' & 4.
i,c 6t.; mas.rs Hsi.a IIGti.ti AAtt.lA- 1 IL ''a i
DANA -F lih. f'l-t ....t ft.-. .At '-t''-- ''' '
nl.ta. .isu,l 80 Dbl. tft.li elsewhere
WILSON ~ tsEsEE6, BEE- GSo 90 Ds.
.lurIts luJ cI1Ahi2Ge l. ADer- re1ue.-n- ~ t1e5
g.tc l.. f.i5 department.
WILSON * GggE5G'S 5fiNs 5fds .N'1 GSB li}
Dpr--r.- .r ,ic-lut PARIS FulrGas. hk+lD- GINts.
t51 .-it-,r- tt BUTTONS 10 every variety AAiln-lIi
rsr rut ch,IrlH .l i.l- .ii'
WILSON & eS{SGEG'S ty t,.arr: .hl5 a1' rs!. s.'l
lar Isrsto.e. tu bands Of rtR TRIMMINGS and FUR
liS IEr-. Rrullr.i- iEd ait riLe cone
WILSON s. GEElEea have, have Jas, 81 res res 2 eIit me
IONS i5r tleir DREss5fAkING pEPAEl 8iNi.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

NOOK or HOUSEN ORk.-Bya neat, capable
- German young woman cry or country is an excellent
PIlJTEsTANT HOME Is UREAU, No. 15s Guraye. above
INN
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12
ETFTH AVENUE THEATRE.

a TT I II Il-N
BROADWAY A.sD 18TH ST
OvCTFST'RA 1nd BALCONY Reserved -.--..-..-tl 80
--rl> l..ieglvI. s FAMILY CIRCLE 90 ct-
Nr STEPHEN FI~kE bc-s 20 announce te Metrooolia
isuf farieht talcudayD NOy. -, Of the YOUNG ThAGE
DLENEE,
New-York tribune., 1877-11-12

GOOK.-By au excellent Scotch woman, with
I goof references country i8 Vc.y capable
coos AMI g assist thc washing. II desired under
sds Ter bu.ueaa well Call At 2JJ Gth ave, near SLsL
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21

lGuue IL the newest shade of red. It
is a brilliant flame color.
Straight curtain bands are seen ON
most of the keghorn bonnets.
Square crowns for bounets are more
called for than pointed ones.
Shot camels hair goods are made with
smooth surfaces this season.
Round hats are worn only for shop-
ping, travelling, and demi-toiet.
The drygoods counters are gay aud
bright with new dress fabrics.
Some of the percalcs have light gray.
drab, tilleul, and white grounds.
Fly trlnges with deep Melted headings,
are among the new dress trimming
Basket woven camels hair tuHs I'm
dark colors are among the early spring
goods.
Florid brunettes ofthe finest type are
the only ladies who can wear tilleul %
advantage.
Handsome veil and scarf pins are i'd
demand TO attach scarls To- the back of
the bonnet.
Wool stuhs to match the color of the
camel's hair goods, are preferred 10 silk
for skirts.
The new percales show great improve
ment in the designs, colors, and finish of
the goods.
Woollen fringes, knotted and Melted
in new styles, come for trimming spring
dolmans
China Grape, Indian tissues, and ulI
kinds OF Oriental fabrics, are sought for
by choice buyers.
The new de beiges are woven Ia bas-
ket and damasseo effects, and in shaded
stripes and plaids.
The now shades of yellow are butter
cup, maize, old gold (ayellowish brown,
and Mandarin, vivid yellow.
The figured and striped percales are
made up IN haslues, tunics, and polo
naises. aud worn over skirts Of solid
color.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-03-21
The Omnibus.

A modest young lady, desiring a leg of
chicken at the table, said: "PIl take
the part which ought to be dressed in
drawers II A young gentleman oppo-
site Immediately said I'll take the
part which ought to wear a hustle -
Hartshorn was Immediately administered
to the lady.
A boy, five years of age having stolen
can Of milk, his mother took him to
task with moral suasion, and wound up
her discourse by exclaiming: "What in
the world were you going to do with the
milk anyhow" 81 was going to steal a
little dog to drink it,, was the crushing
reply
"What rs the matter, Julia, you look
as sorrOwful as a sick lapdog !" 90, don't
perplex me, that's dear my grief is too
great for utterance. I've had such an
awful vision l actually dreamed that
Rosa Smith had got a new silk dress
80, yes" said an old lady, "the mod
ern cook-stove is q great invention, and
when nay boy James gets through his
studies in practical engineering, so he
can come home and run it, I'll buy one
of 'em, but not afore."
"No," said the smart boy baby, when
the pretty young woman wanted to kiss
him. "Bgt why not?" asked she. 90,
| am too little to kiss you papa will kiss
you, papa kisses all the big girls" He
was permitted to play with his toys.
Nobody likes to be nobody; but
everybody is pleased to think himself
somebody. And everybody is some
body hut when anybody thinks himself
somebody, he generally thinks everybody
else is nobody.
The spring styles Of vests will be so
short and the trousers will be cut so high
in the neck that our best young men will
be able to button their collars directly
ON the Wristbands.
Said the little pet of the household,
on her birthday: Its lovely doll! dear
grandpa and grandma. But-but-Pd
been hoping it would be twins y
ETERNITY, past and future, flashed be-
fore my eyes," he said, "and saw where
the crack of doom began and ended"
This was his experience the first time a
baseball struck him in the stomach.
care you in love, Nary" Eyes,
mother" f'How much?" ''Well, | don't
know exactly, but should think tive
feet, or thereabOuts, for | feel all over
ish."
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Varieties.

\ pastor in Macon, Ga, was recently
called upon to make few remarks on
/ the character of a colored class leader
who had visited brothers henroost sur
reptitiously, fallen unexpectedly and
broke his neck unremediabIy. The pas
tor made rather Il bungling job of it.:
"There are circumstances connected with
his death that are perplexing. If, after
he fell and before he struck the ground,
he repented of his sins, there can be no
question but that he is now in glory !;
but there was mighty little time for him
to think about it,
She had succeeded in marrying her
son, and naturally undertook the man
agement of his household, Presently he.
died, but she continued to advise, direct,
and worry generally her daughter-in-l law.
Then the daughter inlaw married again,
but still the old lady insisted on bossing
things. A friend essayed to convince
her that she could have no possible right
to interfere -that the new husband was
nothing to her. "Nothing !" she cried J;
she nothing to me? Why, am not his
step mother-in-law on his wife's side p
A quack doctor was called in to see an
ailing babe, declared :" that the child's
brain was developing too rapidly, that
the substance which should go to make
up the teeth was scattering all over the
system, and that they (the teeth) were
liable to appear on any part of the body.
But he thought that if he could get his
medicine to operate properly there was
still a chance to gather the scattered
substance and concentrate it somewhere
in the region of the jaw"
Is my breakfast ready?" said an i'm
patient young man who was trying to
get his morning meal at a beer saloon.
"Don't know" said the waiter. 'Tll
whistle up and see." Heavens, no!
don't do that, l ordered sausage, and if
you whistle you'll have the whole pack
down"
Il had nine children to support and it
kept me busy" said Smith to Jones, as
they met; ''but one of the girls got mar
ried. Now ! haYe-R Eight I" in
terrupted Jones. ono, ten-counting
the son-in law ?" said Smith, with sigh
which might have been heard afar off.
He purchased his sweetheart pair of
ten-button kid-gloves, and handed them
in at the door himself. The servant girl
took them, and, going to the foot of the
stairs, bawled out: "Please, miss, 'cre's
young man ez has brought you a pair of
leggins.58'
An Irishman, who fell down on the ice,
was asked why he did not wear creepers.
"Crapers he exclaimed, as he scratched
his head significantly, "Och and be ;ahers,
I've plenty o. crapers, but they're in the
wrong end"
"Good morning, Donnelly; hear your
daughter has baby; is it boy or a
girl q .'Sqre, miss, and it's meself that
doesn't yet know for the life of me if I'm
grandfather OF randmother, bedad,"
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20 she Memory Of Dr.
yyiiIiana r.. 8ufe.
MILDRED, TfxAs, Feb. goth, 1877.

MILDRED, IF8A5. II ~. ZOtH. 1919.
=. meeting of the citizens Of Milford
-;.faity. At the Presbyterian church,
a'' i.I G,r tn. purpose of adopting suitable
'l..,;oas expressing the sentiments OF
i,,,,,faunity in reference to the death of
WILLIAM +. BUIE. Ga motion. Capt.
NcCuIloch was requested to act as
.-:....sn. and W T. 81. Dickson a. secre-
If the meeting. Rev. j. A. Smylie
r.rsJ the following resolutions which were
r4affaou-ly adopted;
ps,alest. That in the death OF DR.. viii
l,.,,, y Bute, late a citizen Of this commu
- this meeting express their sense Of
.,.;r treat loss rs "A community
gss,lrsI That we testify to his prc-emi-
ant IA .ractcr, as man Of unexceptionai
.,.f. a. one who was universally sic med
man of learning, wisdom and very
al, .,ftainmeuts in his profession.
p.s.Lred That We tender TO the immedi-
a,pfIy OF the deceased our unfeigned
,-fbv in this sad bereavement.
'U...lesR. That Rev. II. Mcdonald be
II. requested to prepere a memorial Of
~ Nm. E Euie, to be published with
'l.-. re.olutions ia the JACKSON CLARION.
JOHN ). MCCULLOUGH,
a. r. N Dickson. Chairman.