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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
THE EYES ! THE Eyes
DIR. Il. ii. pARDEE,
Ocuiiet and AuI.Ist.
q FrEn a PwurRAtrrED R.INb

a FTEH 4 Pro risAG"PED BIINb
L y ness of more than livc years, iir aIs
Has mad himsol thuIO,ghly and sci lll4a
~ acI aintcd with all discusses Ol the ID
ANA Is hUW llacticing with sdCCoSS lot n
aNsvd in tn | nit Il Ntatcs.
All Operations performed, such as Nfi--
IN -.s, OF Gloss 'ye, ataIacl by ilnuaT eilF
liun, DeiI esSiOn or \ bsOrpiUn, topg'a |
i'shy IN inblHn glOwlug over he eyt az
ZION of 0tal hylonu, on bulging oot Of Iheg
:IitIhcial III IL, istula, LachlynaiS' d u
ing OF ne toai pasSag1, and ali deIUlmlue
the Ilu>, utc
Artihcial Eyes inserted without the Fl
ain, and possessing all tie muvemcuF *
blilliancs OF tn, Iuai oyi. a laIga IssOlIlti
constantly Oh hand and iOr sale at l,a'uiia
IlcuS. ihj LocturS rye Lati iOr lh,ia
IN nl and CJr OF all ncrvouS diseases i"
all over this coast.
lIanhi ! to nose physicians who hai's
him CHSsS lUl operation, he hopes ',iat hf,
vJIsal S"cc, - viii warn AMI - cuntlns sap
til il cOndd nee. I.iS q .icJIity as ahO
Is c0-cXtp pnsivu with tiS s..cccss, a lA
are pros ming thuI:,selv :, FOL trcatm D.
operations, ilOi:i .New Urh and IOSlO1'
monthly. Many paii hts can ba StcIA
cOV.iy.
rtrI, E-737 clay street, (Opp@ls
Ia1ai, san FRANCISCO.
EAKE NUTICE,-St II LfHr bH""
be bshspsd though hs sb. ais '"f ""'
kepOrts are in circulation through tn' 4r
"o'ntiy tnat iIa, rein ID iiom u %','
! Ia gOnJ 10 the Atlantic Ntai1S, u"
Ia E'IO.' At., AC. IUlnOs mt Ie,l p" u"
say u al tho r1i urt has been gUlltl lhVD'.
tluh lOl tins I ltneIahce Oi OIntI paHh
ais trying to obtain, illcgiIimnleG' TSg
ilaclico. he Ie, ont has b., 'lAllMA
itin rant mo ntebanh, and wllhO mnssg
II IN, as ii,n AT my Ollie. daily anu "''''
10 abo,i sixty daily pnlion's.
E. III. PARDEE. Oeulnh
7p7 Clay Street
ny2l-ly. SAN i fhdNVi''
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
The will of the Baron i,. III r.

The will of the Baron de ii r, who
died last month in Paris. sav- II leave
all my fortune, consisting ot 500. .0OO
francs, To the bold min who will, in the
presence at notary ard nnutlpr witness
administer la my wife f.tv blows with Il
stick. In case nn one hall fulfill these
conditions, device my prnprlty To the
State tor charitable uses. In nIdrr to
avoid trlckrry on the part of INV rv"ntiu
heir, | declare the legacy VOID in case he
should e,pnu>e my iie." The will will
br contested by the baroness as the work
OF lunalic. although her husband wa, of
apparently s"Gnd mind ~ making it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THERE is soon to be- published at G,ne-
vaa blind mans newspaper, it, editor
leaders of the blind" though not, let Us
hope. in an invidiou~ sense. II will he
printed II. type invented 10y gentleman
named r cord ~, which i ,ad to w. n
very great improvement, both in poitt Of
simplicity aud chrnpnc>s, on previous
meth"d-. A incipal iraiurc, TINT each
letter hn> small hu rs in il. Ia hich the
fingers quickly bec"mr sensitive. aud the
positio of the holes determine tn. letters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
CHROMOS. tnr.' T%F ."css", %,s"' E

CHROMOS. s.lI, Tnf Ia %,s'n Gs ID q
w., Il, clnnac.ng ule, 5000, ,UOO O",y !.
PainIng. aud Choice Pllni-, At q"
god AhT R,' Ms All the I'" y =
p"pu ur subjects NJ rnck h"tl"ln II,
the Fnd> - he Rhine, >lIe -'n- y, M
manllc and glaud Seem "I' Tue y"
hnuna, one ni the hlt> ni the 'r"'' n
liA27 Lake Lucrrnr, S"Il~' 'J IA
most hrnull ul lnk, IN the ~" 3" LIN
bella, II charming scene IN NJ ,. ,'n 4
- V. companion Ia the ptf'u"'u us
Boston Light. h.autiinI h'''' ia8
u great demand ; Old OaIrH nd
White Mountains. Nmgn y f"u,' y
poli. Sn aingu. G,lhrline J. l'lI ID
the Sea SIure, Paddy in D'lll'"I,nn ,nn.,d
Virgin Ve,ta. Snow Storm ." I'D
FuiI,. aud other 24>a0 ,uiJec''', GAl
ltG,inr,, Cnnd-, SUNDAY Semen p,A|
Sinlunry, MnItncs, Back gI"'l'o 'upA
etc. Asu lhr fn'-l nnd mort J i
a-snrlmrnt of 9A1l Chr"m"'' msa|
white mounts, blue me and u" .'".dld|
gold line. Our stock embrace 'T Tp,mb
drsilahlr fn, Dralrls. Agent "' ',ra
purposes. and NIL ,huuid tr'i i, T., M
aud Qunlilv nf work. The ~ ,r.di
can ra izr m indrprndrnrr u Ind
cnlitv hv lnkingnu agency '"' ,hrR
I'D aud f'nmrd chrnnns. IN, ''l"f .a&
Illustrated cntnlnglr nn Trrr'I
Send fur SO . S. outfit. Add''o IN
7. LATHAM g. ~, Cy,a
4l0 Washington IT,, B'''"'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

THERE Is y painling in the Bodeian
library nj OxHrd, representing monk
wh" sci himself Ia copy the SCI liptures
wiIh"nt tasting food during the l,ertnrm
""c" Of the m-k. The story gue@ hat he
hid Transcribed the O d Testament and
three of III" gospels, aud was fars lvarc d
in The fourth. when on the fortiplh d,y bis
strength f,iI"d him and lie died with the
pen ia bis hand.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

They gotta vonble female witness on
tbe stand in u San Francisco Court the
other day, and AN exa-peratcd Juror nro
and offered to pay onr halt the amount
In di-pute out of his own packet, rather
Shan wait there until tho witness got
through.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS.
1000, 900 BOTTr.p,
OF THE
CENTAUR LINIME\TY

O-NlhCu hIllIluIlN
have been sold the last ar and
complaint has reach d us that th.v
done all that is clai ned for than
scientific skill cannot go beyond the ~.
reached in tn Sc wonderful prsparo %
Add d to Carbolic. Ami Il. NJ ntln ''">
Oil and " htte Hazel, are olhr h,,
which makes Il family lininent tL.,
rivalry. Rheumatic and bed-liLl nci
have by it be IN enabled to throw a.y,n
CT tchas and many who or year. b...' TH
afflicted with Neuralgia, cciuico w.
Breasts, Neah Backs, Nc., have ,ourJ
mont roli f.
Ma. 'osIAH WEsTL .KE. of Mary,viu,
writes
. or years my Rhenmatism ha, b,..
bad tnat have b,an unabls TO sri, GooA
huise have nj ID ~ ry re.nrL, ''"n wal d.
Ii NJ OF. inally, / learned of the 1. .,aA ,yA
Linim MT, fne iirst three bottles n.nn1
mo 10 walk withO It my cr .tch -. am 1a0E
ing ra idly. 1 think yo.r Ainin,nt s"a ~
IA mHl yoi." DPg
Thi4 ininent C Ir's Burns and Sca,j, MI,
It II scar extracts the olson tlom hi, ,a,
stings. Cares Chi Id aims AID rro.tnLt
aud is ry efcaciols for Ear-nch. IT,.
ach :, Itch and Cutaneo ,s Eruptious
The teaiaur tiniaae.t. Ie,o.
Wrapper. is int nd d for tho ton,b A.,
col d. and IN .solss OF horses, mole, and ~.
na.s.
READ! REID!
Rgv. GEO. W. fERR $, Manorkil Sss..
Co y. y, says:
- Ny hOrss was lam for n year lyitb,t.
| lock w ncii. a IL rrin vii - att .rly bl5
| 6 r. and cunsid n d him worm -, mnI
| comm hc,d to SO Ccntaur tinld,nr tI
a.Id,yc rtd hin / II altilN rocuuH4Ir
1t makes very liz 10 difcr ne whab, Il.
case b" WI lnch," Sprain s.tuvin Or Ianns
OF any kind, tho effects are tbs same il.
gr at power of tho ii,im ut is, lover,
shown in Poll evil, His-hcad, SWovny, S.ah
Ring bon , Calls and scratches. iM LIN.
l.. ent is worth millions OF dollars arlynh
Stoch-glOWors, Livary-m,n, ramgls ,J
those having valuable animals TO care m-
We warrant It's effects and Iefsr lo auy IA
/ iJr vino mas ever as5d it.
LabnntnIy % j Is. Rose & Co.,
ii By Sr.. Nav luhh.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09
CIAildren

a cOlnpl to sibsit te Tor Castor Uil, viii
Ort it, unpleasant ta b. or r.coil in til tbrG
flio + suit o. twenty years practice b., lt
.>am'l Pitcher, OF NJ MaSsach lsetts.
iitch5r'S CaStoiia is partie ilarly rreos
mend d Tor children. 1t DESTROYS worms. r.
similat tn food, and allows nat raj ,,s
\ur, cliicacio in crop and fur childfl
ieothiug, or tUld-, reveIi,hnl,s, Mut
rs o the I'os'l Is, and Stomach Comllaias
nothing is 50 effective. 1t is as II a.an,
ta"e a honey, costs BIT 80 con 5, and CA
had # amy DR. gsist.
hi l. one of many testimonials:
- C0RNw III, LnBANpN Cu. IA. March
lo7I
boar Sir,-l havn used your ,snm 3
my ptactic SON ,im.. taH q 1t V
al III iecumln,1 ding 1t 10 tn, ruios,alt!
sale rsliabI O., and agIr abb mrdirin. it
particularly ada { to rhildIcn whf A
rip guai I taSt o. Castor ndeIS uNaI
tlcilt to adlhiai 4. Il, \. rNDn N,Af|
Mothers wno Try Castoria will lind thig
can 81 ep nights and that thsir babi ,GA
hoIltuy.
j. Is. RosE 4 Co. New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-06-09

"DUCKs!" pxclaim"d the sections
wife. how can buy ducks or anything
el-e? W. have not buried u living soul
thes" six months !"
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE CIGARMAKERS.

PRACTICAL END OF THE sTRIKE-A THOUSAND
woaKMEN on THE NEW SYSTEM BACKED By
CAPITAL OF SIX MILLIONS.
For all public purposes tho cigarmakers strike may
be considered at end, very nearly SO. The meet
ings Of tho central organization held usual at
headquarters, but the deliberations are conducted IN
secret and mostly relate TO the practical business In
terests oil the body. Several otner man nufacturers
besdes Nj. NJ. Smith said to be ready to combine
with tho workmen and have tkopir work done under
the new system
street, completed aud the work auspciousls be-
gun. The lofts adjoining on eAcn side oil NO. AZ Vesey
a,ey nt,ed up as spacious workshops IN
direct connection with the present factory,
SO that before the expiration of aaothcr week
the new company VIII be able 10 ompoy oo0 hanas.
These nsnas 10 90 pald three fourths oil their
earnings IN cash. and the olbor onoourth Is reserved
Tor of assisting Iho outstaDdn strkers,
for the establishing OF mutual benefit soclety,aud
Tor the purchase oil stock In the company There has
been Difficulty IN the purchase OF material, Tor
tobacco has ooen almost drug in the market since
the slvike commenced Besides, III alleged tha Tue
company is oaceed by capital OF 81, 1000 0OO urEnhed,
IN par NJ least, by millionaire formerly largely en-
gagged IN the toDa, co business In tn's city.
THEIR OLD QUARTERS.
The demand tor manufactured gars in this mar
ke the strikers and tbs orglnalors OF the new COM
pany INSIST WAS never 80 heavy as NJ present the
m nuiaclurers however declare the trade TO be unu
sualy dull, ana thal tuey have snIlcent stock on
hand or enough workmen to keep up the supply 'as
tuey may require IL estimated that the quantity
oil cigars In this market Is less Ny 100 100000,
m cons, Qucnce OF tho nine weeks STRIKE Than u
would olncFwiso have been. IL Is calculated by
tho managers Of the company oil strikers
OF winch NJ. ~ smith the agent that
THIS large deficiency must be maze up as
soon practicable, or the trade VIII be diverted TO
other places. A considerable number OF mon, women
aud cnldIen were al work yesterday IN Smiths lac
tory, mostly his old hands, VINO seemed really happy
In beng restored TO Their old quarters Orders are
pouring from all sections where the TACT oi the new
ass ocation being organized has been made known
Some fifteen received yesterday embracing calls
Ia tho aggregate lor some hall m0h cigars. The
workmen pad from 81 to $2 20 advance per 1000
tnclr former rates
The old man do not affect to be at all dis
turDeu at these acve operations vi their late en-
pluy6s. Ouc oil the principal hrms stated yesterdnr
tbal aUanao oil the manufacture oil the nigh
grade OF domestic cigars was seriously entertained by
them. IL IL soid tnat cigars can DO purchased IN
Havana and the duty paid at a rate whoa would en-
able them as importers 10 sell them here al 500 per
1000 and yield "a handsome pronL The preference OF
the Tor the imported article, they say would
also be in their lavor.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
"MlND YOUR OWN BUSINESS.

From the San Francisco Call, December l.
Mr. Bergh is close reader OF the san Francisco
local news Ii no had been he might properly wilh-
hold the manifesto sends abroad the dispatches
The San Francisco Society Tor the Prevention OF Cru
city ANIMALS ~ quite AZ alert as any o the orRan
cations under MS immediate supervision. The OF
brutality 10 which he aiudes IN me bud fight did not
csc 10 No less tnan nine warrants oil
arrcs we're Issued the parties IN thrse Of
whom pcluulng tue who thrust his nngef INTO tue
buit's eye, taken In by the puiice, anu Will
undergo punishment Tor their offences The eye
gouger was fined 800 yesterday. The others are
beng looked after, ana will not be nkciy to get up
similar entertainment in he future he particulars
OF tue liz nearly 30 Dad as Mr.. Bergn be-
evcd tncm 10 be, but sufficient 10 meet with that
Condemnation which tney so promptly Received NO
need oi SIR Borgn cx ending his 0ensure or his SYM
patnics in this direction Our people can get on very
well without either.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

race after what may be denomnatsd "moral rapid
transil.'' Hence Il Is why In 90 many cases. princ-
with success, for. no matter ut what sacrifice.
we attain II IL the goal 10 be gained
at any ana svcry cos soaa 70 b .ravesa by
duilards, VINO are weak enough Yet 10 believe IN the
safety Of integrity We living IN the age OF specu-
lation, not merely IN religion and philosophy but In
material objects; and that which pays best mover
mud who pays in the end, seems TO hnd most favor
Let the outrageous OF financial schemes, or the
ianciful Of fancy stocks be put on the market
aud you can scarcely doubt that II Will hoat for
the limo. long enough 10 bring disaster on thou
catastrophes with which iamiliar? Could be
Otherwise, when the ordinary and legitimate channels
oi trade often orsaken Tor the unsafe bypaths
by which fortune sought 10 be capturedf Arc you
surprised when the comes, and the whole for
tune, raised q false foundation, tumbes 10 tho
ground, bringing destruction 10 lame and TO charac
tery The tenor oi The text mas been unheeded "Un-
less the Lord build tho house IN vain labor they that
build H."
The systems OF philosophy, reared in ideas apart
from God. then aaaed to by the preacher un-
stable and unreliable They lack the essential garni
ture of truth, resting on u belief in divine first
cause; and thus also labor they that build
SO weak and fraii foundation. Continuing he said
that religion, too betrays the evils OF "moral rapid
or u sa
ress is TO end or wnat good 10 to accomplish are as
vague as their desires. IL sa purpose which, in ts
excessive demands, transcendng all reasonable limits,
rests grounds which are as shifIg as The sand on
the seashore ana .nus we may believe n vain labor
they thar build H."
sAcRIFIcEs oLDEN TINES.
Judaism suffers, on the other hand, from the In
constancy those who profess to cling 10 its teach.
ings and requirements. IL is all well enough I'LL duty
and profit conflict ana then the warfare between God
and Mammon RACES with all It's iorce, ll too often,
gates citadel surrendered Tor the price
OF Keys Let the bslory OF this festival OF Ham
uckah recall TO sense Of what our religion de-
mands OF US Let such grand examples as Malathas
ana his sons remind US Of the noble. sacrifices
which duty in those olden times I'D upon
the altar OF Judaism. Let their example
try ltuht N. N m
that the road Is by the maintenance Of
principle, aud not by the unsafe methods OF that moral
rapid transit seeks TO gain success by doubtful
means; but that to DO blessed in the end we must
rely on Gods Judgment and follow the methods his
law points to Therein are our safety and our
happiness; ior "Uness the Lord build the house, in
vain labor they that build II"
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

Rev. j. j. Brouncr, Dr. J. B. Thomas and others will
take part In the services
In West Twenty third street Presbyterian Church
tho Rev. +. n. White. d. D., will preach this morning
and evening.
The Rev. ". l. Budington, d. D., viii preach
sermon course toyoung men in Rochester Avenue
Congregational Church, Brooklyn, this evening
In the Church OF the Atonement this morning tho
Rev. C. G. Tiffany will preach, and in the evening DR..
H. c. Potter, OF Grace Church, will preach.
Bishop Corrigan. OF Newark, will visit the Church
OF ST Paul the Apostle this afternoon at vespers and
bless now banner Tor the Rosary and Altar Society.
The Congregation Ahavath Chesed, Rev. DR..
Huebsch minister, win open a fair in the Academy Of
Music on Wednesday next.
Tho Rev. Dr. Ever will ofncate at the usual services
in ST. Ignatius' Protestant Episcopal Church.
The Rev. r. Heber Newton viii preach to young
women this evening" In the Anthon Memorial Church,
on sThe Mother.n Mr. Newton breaches in The morn
ing also.
Dr. s. H. Tyng Jr., will minister In the peoples SER
vice this evening In tho Church OF the Holy Trinity,
and will tell young men sHow Break Down In Char
actern
The secopd in the course OF advent sermons in st.
Ann's Roman Catholic Church will be delivered this
evening by DIR. T. s. Preston Subject, "The Rcla-
tions OF the Church TO the state"
.spiritual Ploughing" Will be performed by Rev.
Chauncey Giles IN the Sweden borglan Church this
morning
'sThe Law OF Salvation; or, The True Gates OF
Heaven" will be opened to-day By the Rev W. II.
Algcr In the Church Of the Messiah
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THIRrY-FOURTH STREET SYNA-
GOGUE.
SYNA.
MORAL RAPID TRANSIT SERMON DY REV. |
HENRY s.. JACOBS.

MORAL RAPID TRANSIT SERMON DY REV.
HENRY s. JACOBS.
The Rev Henry s. Jacobs yesterday delivered
sermon In tho Thirty ourtn Street Synagogue, taking
HIS text IRON Psalms, cxxvi., 1, "Unlcss tho Lord
build the house, vain LABOR they that build II, " re-
marking that while there seems ttio room iur doubt
that this psalm, dedicated Solomon, refers 10 tho
building OF the Tempe, yet the words have ampll-
ude OF application winch makes tuem Apostle TO all
times. We may, therefore, properly and advan-
tagcously them, In their wldo significance, as
practical lesson Tor ourselves.
10 RICH.
Ii any thoughtful observer TO be asked what Is
the conspicuous evil ~ this generation the answer
would be- thought tho reverend gentleman, the hastc
and hurry which characterize all our Undertakings.
We SEQ 100 commonly men lack tho patience TO win
legitimate success. II must, why nllly, be achieved
nj once and thus life idc after gain People
arc STRIVING 10 be rich too swiftly seeking to attain
prosperity with too much railroad speed Not con
ten, With conquennE time and spact by steam ana
electricity n0l satisfied that they have nsofe than
rcaltzed the poets dream'to put Rirdle round the
eaSIh IN Iosly mlnutes'--there ID too porccDsiDie
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
A SACRlLEGIOUS THIEF.

James Hanloy, alias ''Spielcr," is an Individual
whom Detective O'Nen, OF the Ninth precinct, has
been trying to mcct for time past. On Friday
evening the detective was gratdcd ~ cncountering
hs man IN Hudson street, ana At once took him into
custody on tho 20lh OF November a case containing
priests vcstments valued at $3.50, was stolen whiie
in ransltu from European TO California steamship
from the truck OF Jonn A. D0onor, OF No. 632 Canal
street. The vestmenis were traced 10 pawnshop In
Hudson street. and Hanley Is supposed TO be the
person who left them there lie rs also chargcd with
Stealing two suits OF clothes from George B. Dean
CLERK o tho Secona District Civ Court, Judgo MUr-
gan held the accused yesterday in 1000 ball 10
answer
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
Tho following the highest and lowest prices OF

Money call was por cent In the forenoon,
the principal rate being o; In the afternoon the
fell off to a per cent, at which price the market
closed Tho rates OF exchange at the undcrmen toned
places on New York werc-SavaDnah, unsettled, lair
demand; Cincinnati, good demand, 100 shares selling
par; st. Louis par; Charleston easy, $40 q u la
par; New Orleans. commercial u 7-l6, bank X dis
count; Chicago par; Milwaukee par Foreign ex-
change was nrmer, especially for demand sterling,
which was advanced TO 4.ss with actual business at
4s4x a4s4l sixty days. bills were nom nally un-
changed a. W. and for actual business 4.so1 Asl.
MARKET.
Gold was steady throughout the day at 102X. The
carrying rates wero 2, IN and per cent Loans
we're also made nat
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
THE LAURENT CASE.
NKw. York, Dec. 7, 1877.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
do not wish TO discuss the truth or nutruth OF my
accusation OF aduiterous intimacy between my hus
band Henry Laurent (Gising) and Mrs Alice Oates
That ,s ucstion which will be loft to the courts OF
law The object OF my present writing is to deny IN
toto the statement published IN the HERALD OF To-day
IRON Mrs oates tnat IL s the work 81 one man VINO
hns wanted TO ruin her This statement does al men
wrong aud myself injury. No mau has suffered as |
suicr from mo hcartess descruvn oi my hcsbnt d,
ana no woman Can suffer moro than have suffered.
The action | have taken Is all my own.
hrs AENRY LAURENT.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09

There was no change In government bonds, pricei
beng firm and closing quot, as olows:-Uni,ed staei
SKIES, currency, 100; do. sixes, 1881, registered
l07H 1919; DO do, do, coupon. 11o1s l1lAI
do do 1865, registered, 1884 1o3,s do. doc
do, coupon, 1868 1osts; do. do, 1897 registered
loa4 l091s; do. do, 40, coupon, 1904 lo9s do
do 1885, registered, 1881 1os do. do, do, coupon,
lllx liz; do. ton-fortics, rcgisercd 1osS 1885;
do do coupon, 1857 1851 nves, 1881 registered,
1o7x a1o7x do do, do, coupon, 1o7 a1o7 do 4hs,
1891, registered, iosk lo5x; do. do, do. coupon.
1o5l 1obk; do fours, 1907 registered, 103 1884,
do. do, do, COUPON 1857 1o4.
THE RANK STATEMENT.
The bank statement shows q gain Of sG71 nnn IN
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
FORTY HOURS DEVOTION.

The ONCE OF tho Forty Hours Devotion will be COM
mepced at the Church OF ST. Mary Star OF the Sea,
of Court and Luqueor streets, Brooklyn, this
forenoon. The occasion will be marked by triuui-
phal procession OF tho children Of The Sodaiity
societies OF the congregation, the consccratcd most
beng carried by the priest around tut aisles, after
wnlcn the host Will be placed above the tabernacle
and the alteration Will be continued Tor iorty hours
On Tuesday morning the professional ceremonies
will be resumed, the host will 10 again deposited
In The tabernacle.
The New York herald., 1877-12-09
HrooKLYN RAPID TRANSIT.

OF the capital stock Of the Silent Sa.cty Elevated
Railroad Company Of Brooklyr, amounting to
$1,000 0od but 5000 400 have been subscribed. OF the
subscriptions ten per cent 500 $685. has been paid
IN. Five foundations tor columns or supports, have
been Iald on Lexington avenue, ana the company Is
now waiting Tor her SUBSCRIPTIONS, as tue amount
on hand would not be sufficient TO build more than TWO
miles OF the road
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-01-24
POLITICAL.

The members of the New York Legislature have
passed resolution cutting down their salary from
$1,000 to $1,000 per session.
Ex-Secretary Brstow heads petition circulat-
ing 10 Louisville asking the passage Of the eecto-
raj bill.
Now that the Western Union has concluded TO
hunt over those bales of kilograms to fad the
Florida and louisiana dispatches, its employees
will doubtless bring those relating to the Oregon
trick to light for Senator Morton
Congressman Joyce of Vermont, member Of
the House Louisiana Investigating Committee.
has written q letter to the Rutland Herald in
which he asserts that the charges Of intimidation
in louisiana have been fully sustained. He say
that the House Committee has been very partisan
and unfair in their methods Of carrying on the in
vestgation.
Mary Clemmer says President Grant is larger
man, physically and intellectually, than when he
went into the White House. You see it in the
prouder. f mer step, in the quick, alert glance
the clearer and stronger feaiures-as if the mul
hilarious demands Of the position had not only
shsrpened but increased his faculties, while the
social side of it, at least, had sofened and refined
his sensbties.