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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

Our Limehonored friend, Matthew Henrick,
Esq., the veteran maker Of the South st holds
forth Franklin and ErAto Streets ready
supply hs many friends and patrons With Cistrens
all sizes, Of the very best workmanship and at the
lowest prices. For forty yearS Mr. Henrick has sup
plied our people with cisterns and instance has
he failed TO give Eerfsct satiEfaeton in all rsSpeCs
Ho is ready any time 70 mae catarnH 70 order but
alWAys keePs hand fun supply, raadymaae. which
he oaszafor saIe Is psssss - suit the tirnea.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

On Monday, November 19, and for the fVe
following nights, Mr Chss. MacEvoy intends unfold
ing his beautiful pictures of Irish scenery 1t is now
some i've years since have had the pleasure OF
seeing ths beautiful panorama Of that lovely country
This remember, ia the original Hiberncon with the
copyrighted play OF Irish Hearts, Love in the ould
Sod" enacted by the lAughter.provOkinR Barney snd
his colleen Norah with other interesting characters,
who never fail please. We predict for ths entertain
ment well-hlled houses.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11
TWomey is now running the popular stand
opposite the Magazine market.

Ladies and gentlemen in need of spsctaeles
and eyeglasses should carefnl to get such as are
exactly suited TO eyes nothing hurta the sight
moro than wearing glasses that are too strong As
ost people do not knew row to sut themselves how
ever they must depend upon the knowledge and judg
ment of the dealer the necessity for purchAsng
only from man who knows his buSanefs- one Suon Is
our Young friend Capt. John p. Roche jeweler and
outioIan, % Camp street, who has grown up in the
business and thoroughly 10 in details
His stock glasses largo and varied and his prices
arc reasonable. Capt ROche win also repair watches
nnd isvery on short nOtoo guaranteeing aatsfAo0n.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

The latest Butterick's g. Democratic patterns
can alWAys be found Booths, oOI MagAzine street.
near Josephine Mr.. Booth the proprietor has also
the eslsbrasea Otis combination plating machine, and
= tuu stack Of new aswanE machines Of all makes
which ha offers very low. besides necondhnna mhchnes
which he has rebullt ana ssllant 1rOn sis % w.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11
1zoRslNe STAB oFsIcn.


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Saf Sosrs and d
sterling lss 70 49 bank DO to 4sa the n
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since ssRs - 1 81
ssosfs port: siTssi bales against 7s4sl lass
STOCK s1e ssh 9aSs.tioRs q; sses
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to 5 sso; Fully E i.s9s e
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60 x = 0ssss s sS t.'s ana T 8
oeS,Gs SoSssaAnJobSing I at 80 q 30 per bbi whos
, yellow Mixed = to G; Choice yellow = 70 Ss' and
"onTs-oTdinsry to-; St. Louis s5tO 500; easna
to s7c, Texas Is to 500 IN .:.,,o,,.
H1T-ordinsry g ISs0 Per toni Prime 90
i.sS. &c Esf LBS o'af
iS Dsx salgrD sSonasTs jobbinG At 7o' Clear
ESP sUsascGss1 sGss s III aAss@iarGo IS Isl Medium
. ikEpMTisrce Refined iObbinG at - to slO per iO'
A9g SfI IBAcoH-Jobbing at Ii to llac
BEETAFuton Market = . 10 50 per Dbl; Texas SO
tosn Co. WsstsGa I. TS g s. o.heu a7 to $50 m
Medium ;omoi Choice Ist wsissFA iS
CHErsE-ChOioO western : to-. Now York Cream
per Gallon sSaDed cos G.
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Refined to g per gal 1,to soc nor .ao,. Fine,
sss 10 fasss 80 sSS ,.s Ssa'l
sss naGiH
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Sc; Good sOoi Prime to 2Gl Layer
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by 60; cOooan1ta ss5 g 50 lSOo to l''
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to EscurEzrs eaEEH Sr Kroa
q 35 Cabbagee 81 75 to " p per crate a O
a so TO S5 20 per bbl Onions g. TO IS; Apples ~
" to s3 So 80 a. .,h ,.r III
Is BEANS AND PEAs-western Beams to 500 PEI Is Is
be Northern 40 per lb Green Peas - 60 80 ~ =
"a Cow Peas g. TO - per buhhel Tor AA1eO' S"U
DRIrD FRUrr-Apples per Ibi Peaches St TO d
Noss-BlaSk - 70 10 per lb y Gray to iHoi OEAs =
80 Black mixed to SO. - a., ~. Tske
esb VooI-Louisana Clear, 26 to S7cper Ib5 Cleaf A
% To 20, BURY, l2 Il I6; Texas - 70 .osln
HIDEs-Dry Salted, l2 to ~, Country Green -"eS
Drv FLINT, l3 to I4c. TalIoW, - 70 30 Per 10
We CoTToN SRED-&- to ell per ton -. a.
Id CooPERAqE-Monsses bbls 81 so Sugar nno!; 80
90; Hide Poles. $50 40 per thousand Bo 91;r rdis
o" Iron CoTToN TIEe-Arrow Tie ~ 80 Rsfs Rs so Drak
4 FIoarnoys SIC per lb Philip Wire Tie 90 PEI ae .,
- BAaaINa-DOmestic Jute and Hemp, - W Sa ThS
the yard India IL. Gunny Bags-iSc eaIh IN LOT
ud and 16c, resewed BaiinS Iwins 70 ,tcS S TO g
Ano Rosin 81 IS OO TurPentne % TO 30o per sI
,rs, LAVE sTocK-Texas BeeyeS lat quaiity, S' e.
,p do cas- to $50; 3D. is to ele Western GO shes
An Primo Hoes 81 TO 60 q 10; Common do 70 5aS; -
lat o1aIitv Is to S6 I'd do s. 400, Sd do " 70
Mich CoWa-choice, $50 to 500; ordinary oO'' w.
,o- Calvee s6 10 9a-Yearlin0a $40 70 St2
ADVERTISING RATES OF THE "sTA1
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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

The Influences of cool weather, together
with the leasing up Of the money Market have caussd
q run on George J. wAgner's shoe store. corner Of
Dauphre and Ursuline where articles in this
ine of good quality always be bought at very low
Dricee
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

Twomey would be pleased to see his friends
and tie public at his new store.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

Twomey keeps tho best goods at lowest
mrieaa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

When you visit the Magazine market don't
ia il to step acrors the way and see Twomey.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

All groceries guaranteed the best at Two
mavsa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

~ aa Tnonag "a YaaE eEooaslas.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

Don't fail 70 70 20 TEemsy's = new store, ofs-
posass Srazs-lns aaehst.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11
rINANO1AL AND coMMxRoIAL hAhKErs

Go to Twomey's for your groceries.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-11-11

ions-R EXCEPTIONAL paper 70 l2 per
cent per annum Al do. - to is; second grade to -
srar cass mortgage to cent por ann ans sec.
onS Grade to 10; Gold iOe3 to 1856 American silver
half doilars and Mexican dollars nominal Commsrcsi
Sterlng la5 70 l9a bank do to 4s3A the bank check
ing New York per cent discount, and CONNER
oial sight at A.
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D JULY 10. 1877.

G. Advertisers Uill make note Of hetact
that THE LEADER has a larger ~circuld-
tion than any paper published in Wyo-
ming.-a
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the pro-
prietor of THE LEADER will not be re-
sponsible for any Indebtedness of any
employee, agent, or person whatsoever,
except in cast of a written order or ac-
ceptance having been previously obtain
ed and which must bear the signature of
the undersigned. Bills OIL claims against
II person connected with The LEADER
will under no circumstances be allowed
by the proprietor. IL. CLAICHE.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-20

TERRITORY or IDAHO.

TERRITORY or IDAHol E.t
County OF Boise. In the District Court fol-
the Territory Of Idaho. Second Judicial District.
David Coughanour, plaintiff, Marks Schmidt
defendant. #7 @ "
|TO MARKS SCHMIDT: IN THE
\ name of the people of the United States in the
Territory OF Idaho: You are hereby notified that
there is now on file in the office of the Clerk of the
District Court of the Second Judicial District OF
said Territory in Idaho City, county OF Boise, the
complaint of David Coughanour dennan ing iude.
ment againJt you in the sum of 50 507 90 o. S. Cur
rency, and inieaest on $4,000 from the commence
ment of this suit at the rate of per month on a
certain promissory note made by you to /. s. Weller
and Louis Fuld, for the amount of s. OO0 co. dated
at Parerville, September "a, 1875 the particulars
being more fully set forth in copy of complaint
served herewith. And that unless You appear and
answer to said complaint within ten days after the
service hereof If served within Boise county.
and within twenty days If served out of said county
bnt within said Judicial District and within thirty
days If served out of said District xcusive of the
day of servcel judgment will be taken against YOU
by default in the sum OF S250T 90 and costs of suit
In testimony whereof T. A. L. Richard
nknSH son. Clerk Of said District Conrt. have
hereunto set my hand and afIix ed the seal
OF ssld Court at Idaho City, this 2st day OF Febru
aFy' A. ID. 1877. A. l.. RICHARDSON,
s.# a.fE Clerk of the District Court.
by GEO. W. RIcHARDs. Deputy.
Jonas w. Brown, attorney for plaintiff. r"ssI
March 13. 7T-60d.
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Address. .t..... I
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s6O FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, y. Y

RIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- will, on Friday, the Goth day of
June, A. d. 1877, at 12 o'clock, NJ, of said
day, at my office in Idaho City, Boise
county, |. T., offer at public auction the
sum of Two Hundred and Fifty $3.50
Dollars to the lowest bidder therefor in
County Warrants of said Boise county,
issued and registered prior to January,
1869. r. W. ToMPKINs,
4a#f County Treasurer
Idaho City, June 10, 1877. s..
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AOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ / will on Monday, the 21st day of
May, A. ID. 1877, at 12 o'clock, NJ, of said
day, at my office in Idaho City, Boise
county, |. t., offer at public auction the
sum of One, Hundred and Fifty $3.50 O0)
Dollars to the lowest bidder therefor in
County Warrants of said Boise county is
sued and registered prior to January,
1869. r. w. ToMPKINs,
-H County Treasurer.
Idaho City, May II, 1877, RI ...
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A HUSBANDS SUICIDE.

Joseph Baidensehnsdsr, who committed suicide by
shooting himself through the heart Christmas cvc
in the front yard OF tho residence OF Mr.. Fischer,
Of Sackctt aud Smith stsces, Brooklyn was
barkeepcr by occupation, aud employed No ~ East
Houston street, this city. 1t appears that the dc.
ceased as tho sonn-aw OF Mr.. Fischer having mar.
rlcd that gcntemans daughter about years since
Alter the honey had been passed Mr. Fischer en-.
dcavored TO assst him In ways us the de-
ceased little business talent he did not pros.
per under his father-in-law's aid. A year ago Mr.
FISCHER took hts daughter and little grandch lid julia
eight years OF age, IL his own home, and advised
Baldenschneider 10 Try and support hImsef.
The deceased, who but seldom In the
ncighborhood atcrward, WAS seen Monday
evening by Mrs. WILKINSON OF No 2s3 Smith street,
to approach tho house Of Mira Fischer rais0 one Of
the iront windows and glance In Ho then went TO
the ccntre Of tho yard, suddenly drew pistol from
hs pocket nnd dtschargOd it' AZ his breast. When
Captain Leavy, OF tho Third precinct, arrived at the
of tho tragedy he found the Deceased quito Dead
and tho pistol win which the deed comm 1T cd
still graspcd Ia his hand In one
pockets found tho following 10 h,s daug
Julia:-
bid you live wcl ], your iathor, once live WELL
connections Will you Will be lost. Yuiie love.
Yuc. God bless her, And let tho wi get upper
hand OF thee. Yours II is fathers last words.
JUSkPu BALDENSCuNEIUER.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
! CLOSE HOLIDAY on THE STREET.

WALL STREET, Dec 25, 1877.
To-day being close holiday, no, only this coup
try but Ia most OF the marts CT Christendom.
without market quotations. eithor at homo from
abroad There Is. consequently, nothing OF moment
TO comment upon with rcicrence to nnancin matters
BY mutual consent the Christmas holidays are looked
upon as a breathing SPELL and with the exception OF
the trade which the partcu Jar demands OF tho
season. lnd lu In all branches or business Upon
the Stock Exchange there has been evidence OF this
for some days past the aggregate OF dealings having
notably shrunk In dimensions and fluctuations be-
como nnDitesima aud without importance. In fact,
had II not been for exceptional activity IN Lako
Shore and Western Union the doors OF the Stock Ex
change might been closed week ago with profit
to everybody. These two stocks, however have been
the Castor and Poux OF tho market, and, like twins
In baby show have invited attention. because there
nothing more attractive 10 look at. II is not
likely that things VIII be different until after tho
advent OF tho new year. which epoch Is
looked for hopefully as point u departure for
revived speculation II Is hoped that this will
not be misplaced, tha. the fraternity Of brokers'
which at prcsen, scarcely respond ar ma.ivey to
the Christmas distich which hopes tor
Rockets full Of money
And cellars full OF beer,
before another year rolls round ~
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

The robbery on Monday evening oil the residence Of
Mr. J. L. st. John, No. so West Fiitynnh street. ro
mains so far mystery TO tho police. While tho
members OF tho family were out visiting on tnat
evening the entire upper part OF the house was
sacked and diamonds, silvorware, jowery and cloth
ing valued Mt nearly $1,000 stolen Tho LADIES' ward
robes emptied OF their contents, which
moved 70 the parors, where the more valuable articles
selected 10 be carried of. There were two
wants IN the house when tho robbery must have
curred They say they spent tho evening IN the base
mcn and Ms they are well known and trusted by their
employers no suspicion rests upon thcm. The door
aDd windows oil the house found upon tx.
animation aftor the robbery was discovered aud tnc
inmates aro al loss 10 account Tor tho manner In
which the thieves gained an enirnnca
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
ALMOST A MURDER.

Police Oflcer Wahouscs OF the Newark force, had o
very narrow escape hSc IN that city about thrco
O'Clock yesterday morning On tho corner Of Wash
ington aud Marshall streets he found youth named
Michael Evcrs in q state OF intoxcation ana max.
ing tho early morning hideous with his ribaid songs
The officer arrested him, when man named James
Brown appeared on tho scene ana ntcrfcred. Brown
undertook Evcrs, and struggle ensued be-
tween the two and the oIiccr.~ Breaking away
Brown pulled "a revolver and fred five suos Mt the
officer The latter lot go Evcrs, lodged behind tree
ana escaped. Brown ran away aud Evers was
marched to tho lookup. Several hours later Brown
arrested and consigned to The County jail to
answer q charge OF assault with intont TO Kill Eycrs
is held as q witness.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
BOY KILLED BY A COMRADE.

number OF boys, among whom were Thomas
Rourke, fourteen years OF age, and David sweeny,
fifteen years Of age congrcgatcd at tho loot of Eliza
beth street, Brooklyn. yesterday, for the purpose Of
shooting at mark. kourke, II seems, was tho
target whom Sweeny raised gun, loaded with shot, TO
his shoulder and said, "LooE out, Rourkel / Will
shoot you" Supposing the gun 10 DO unloadcd,
sweeny pulled thc trigger, ana was horrined 10 SEQ
Rourke iall TO Tho ground. Tho unfortunate lads
companions ran and found tEat hc nad been
instantly killed by the charge OF shot eneng his chin
and neck. Sergeant Siattcry and Ulccr Cam, Of tho
Eleventh police prccncI learning OF tho occurrence,
arrested the entire party Coroner Smms noliucd
and will investigate the case on Friday. rne deceased
taken to the rcsl1ence OF hs parents, at tho
Of Dykeman srcoI Tho police arrested as Witnesses
Thomas Peter Colwo George Metcall. who were
lockod up the station house TO await the result
the Coroner's examination.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

ENGLISH TRADE.
LoSpoS Dec - 1877.
The Nrk Lne Express oil this week In its review Of tho
British Corn Trade THE aspect tho wntersown
wheat plant gives rise complaint but It's rapid
development render IL sensitive the action OF
frost later In the present scarcity n0 viii
fodder the weather aud the OF the
favorable for stock farmers. The approach OF tho
holiduys hus exercised the usual Quietng effect
the grain trade. Business has been confined 10
the supply OF the mmed ate of miier and
rls prices have been fairly sustained Large arri-
walls from Amrncan Atlantic ports IN aiew instances leJ
slight icducon but 1t has been scarcely uuntable
and the Baltic ports clos d, there altsra
ton In Russian wheat The stocks hand are however
large. and the imports from India no dninution
while the movement coEnnes fairly active and
healthy tone annates the market In maize last week
riccs Tor grinding have oee fully supporter Barley aud
oats have gwen way slightly"
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
plEn

BArrsr.--0n Sunday, December 20, BRIDGET DAT.
TLE u native OF the parish OF Screen, county Sngo
Iroland aged 75 years.
fhe relatives ana friends OF the family and those OF
her son.n-aw, Michael OGrady, nre respectfully IN
yicd TO attend the funeral, from her iato residence
l30 Leonard ST. on this Wednesday, afternoon at
O'Clock.
BKIL-on Christmas morning, HATTIE H., second
and beloved daughter OF II. Y. ana Louise a. Bell
aged years
iniermcnt OF sisters LULu and HATrE at Ionkcrs
Cemetery, onAVcdnesday, December ~, on arrival OF
two 4. NJ. tram IRON New YORK.
California pagers please CODY.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

scow load for the privilege Of dumping at Pamrapo
Now would Ike 10 get 1000 or 5000 scowloads TO
MI up my sunken lands with. l would bring tho
scows down myself. dump the stun and return tue
boals 10 the CITY 10 be refledn
nave you made such an applIcationfn ~
well have caicdat Police Headquarters dozen
tmesto see Mr. Nichols, but generally found, after
waiting an honr or so, that Mr. Nichols had gone out
~ some oacs way and would DO back again that
uay man who has business to attend 10 can't Afford
10 be triing away valuable hours In this way, aud
tho tning goes on from day 10 day.n
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

10 the fall Of 1870 Messrs Coleman Il anctson, tho
then propretors Of tho Aslor House, closed business
and the western end OF Barren Island, where they
kept pigs aud ted them the roiusc OF the hotel was
thrown on the market. The prce asked for IT was
generally considered largc--s4, 900 Tho offer re-
mained open for a long time, until finally John j.
Bradley came along and bought It 10. During tho
legislative session OF lS!l an Item Of was in
western end Of Barren Island The money paid
by tho State Tor Tho property recently bought for
$4,000, ana later tho Sinking Fund Commission set 1t
apart lor The Of the Street Cleaning UepnrlmQnL
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
A PRISONER HANGS HIMSELF.

Some time ago William Jones, q prisoner in the
Essex County Penitentiary, at CALDWELL N. j., rc.
boiled against prison discipline and prison labor, and
was subjected to severe disciplinary treatment by the
Warden lie tried to commit suicide by starving him.
self, ana tor eight days took food. Finally he
yielded the cravings Of nature and ao all that was
set bcloro him. He still resolved end his HE and
yesterday succeeded in carrying out HIS purpose He
was found dead In Ms ocl hanging by ms leathorn
waist belt 10 the iron ring In the ceiling. lie wus
about forty years OF age
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE SHOOTING OF PHILIP BOXER

The Coroncr's jury in the case Philip Boxer, tho
boy who shot ana killed In tho shooting gallery
Ma. 81 Bowery. on December "a yesterday rendered
verdict OF accident tai dealh
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
DIED IN A CELL.

Patrick ONcil, forty years OF age, was arrested by
the police OF the Fifteenth precinct Monday after.
noon aud confined ia one OF tho station house cells
Al an early hour yesterday morning he was found
lying dead IN tho cell
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.
BROOKLYN STOCK EXCHANGE

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In Boston, 25th inst
By The Rev. William 4. fiidcn Mr.. T.. $. WnirrEaong
oil brooklyn, NJ u, and MISS ELIZA G. FIrzGERALD
OF Boston.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26
THE BARREN ISLAND PUMPING GROUND.

Ihus Il is PLAIN mat Brooklyn Is cleaned tor abot
one-tenth The cost OF New York, and the work
properly done.
The New York herald., 1877-12-26

The amount IN December II VIII be Observed Is al
most double that OF any other noath, but TINS Is
counted Tor by tho fact that per each pay
ment IS retained by tho city until the whole
Is fulfilled ana this accumulation was paid out tho
end oil the year.
From The following 1gures Of the expenses during
1877 II Will be The work COST on the average
$1,000 month less. than during the preceding
lwe IN