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CANrLoN-In Brooklyn, ON thursday, s'pt 70, FL:
monl Canton ol Kuckh, county Limciick Ireland, aged
~
Ills funeral will take place W late residence il3
l4th 1t South BrOOkyn On sunday sept IS at o'clock
Y ". To- calvary. a
CIEARwATE .-E,lwari Clearwater youngest child
Edward and Nctue Clcarwat aged months and 10
DAYS
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
from the residence oi Nj parents ldis It and ION av
CROWLEY Sent u. in Jersey city, y j. after 4
lingering illness Emma Crowley. IA the isth year OF
a.
Funeral services will be held At the First Reformed
Church. r-ey t1ty y 4.3b VI Sunday. 81 pit -.
DIV IN-dn sept ~. John Dcynn ~pn oi j. aud ".
A ID vim. at their residence. niH Grrruwirh =
Friends and relatives respectfully invited to the iu-
neral on sunday. sept -. at ucluck.
KELLY IS, 10. -. SUSIE l.. Kelly. ufcd 70 wears
The relatives aud irienl.u the family -pecifnlv
invited attend the funeral from her i'c residence, III
ilud.on ~. SATURDAY.. The I'D inst, at2 o'clock
hctINNI~S-On FRIDAY ~trt ~ ht lis late residence.
81 ay between ti2d tul iiti st- William Mc,'nniss
Relatives and friends respectfully invited a. attend
the tun raj on Monday. sept -, AZ luocllok VI NJ
- Jerome Church un All Nanlcr ay between l31ih AMI
lJ~th II.
NOrict-The members Of America Council, No ~,
O 4. NJ are hereby notified a. meet at the council
chamber ~ 9th st. Brooklyn. D.. on SUNDAY. the I'D
inst. AT O'Clock sharp o. at ui the funeral OF our late
brother Edward Corkhill Members n sister councils
respectfully invited To attend IN iu regaa Per order 81
q. /. OfrDS. X 5 GEO PARkE, C.
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n. ar
FRIDAY, sept. III. M-lho speculation
nj tbo f,old Expbnnyo drvroncJ n wrak and do
~ ~ 80 ,'H 80, Az. 49,. ... ,...
ellhlhg mHrket u1rouE"ou' 'i' uay' rls"' ho"-
ever, In Michigan Central, before midday, from
cox ,o ct,1 buvnr a addod IN considerable
49,, oi ,,',, pa",. ra'oa1 ~ ~
strength dlsp'nyed nv ROCK is'ahu' ~ W. -
grce 10 ,yi,hdra,v ,hn o,,,n,io, of orcrators
So w ""'"" vi" Nv w." W '
Tor tme from tho general list; nut rumors
that Mr.. vandcrbithad 10 ned his interests with
Tho Canada sou,horn ro,d coua.J ,i,,idi,v
ulo N','u" Dou,n.,n ro.u c""s'a 1rn."'s
among the hoih'rsoi Lake shore. ana thisstorS
yielded from "A ~ to 63h under tue Influence Of
n nressur, Of sales Tho ooncral p,arkpt bow.
- ~ ~ ~
ever. Wough WAX. ana not materially decline
until after q Z. NJ, when the selling be-
-, -, -, ~, -
chfno general. with inc deal nRB attended
Inv mora Than usual cxcitemnnt Minbiynn
W ""'' u''ii u7""' 'N'lu'"'"'. "''h's"h
80 a, the preferred !, to 6gi5 Western Union
1 ls To 7Sf, Delaware Inrknwnnnn and Western
III 80, ~" a., ma liz - ~ =
Norihww,hUIh to 2o.7i tnc prslrrr'u -
ltn'k iSlanu anu Itir ur.llhlnE eirn y ',nt.,
OnluS -. Illinois Central q, ANA New YORK Con-
trail u to 1OI H. C., c.. G.. and l.. however, fur
th.r ,ivun.. GOD 0 n cont In 10 md Oui,kail
~, ~, M " W H., "a 49, .
th' same tnir = lnWnf AT jDa. fHclHr Mull WIS
also weak at 23' 4tn22i.
Quito "A r, sp"ctahlc short interest was put out,
hut lnrDp niuounts Of I,np sfo tx were ulso
,h,...., ~ .,,,,. -, -. IA 4. r.'n,r,.I
tn'"Wh upVi w n.',' ~, ~ i" 70 81, 80 :.
blif VI llt IIbintu'ul wv l'''hA
rise. Inc market closed w AK ana lpNOriSn.
The total number of shares dcnlt in WIS 100 =
711 of which Lake. Shore rnprn ssntnd az O5O.
n''i.,.... 7 80. ,.,,,,,,,a al N.,.,,rn or 600
t ~ ,'u ,,,i ~ 1n, ~" NJ ~. oGn t.
mlonlEnn mrhli y0.1Vu, ~, Ihu,,a dboono 10
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Funny Sopt 91-FIouR Am NrAt-Thoro
wire 'niiicr lartc Sales ri tNtia siaic a. on the
.t,f and future delivery at 81 hu the rrnrni mnrk,
was rss active aud scarcely iirin Ne quote Stat.
tf western surtr0ne 20. extra Stat. sSlai.a
10 W.stnrn sur us wheat extras s,if-i 10 do NN
and XNX q ~ - -: winter wheat extras Slisi 10:
r, * and NNA 81 MAS -. Minnesota Airnts ~ ~
D,s,il' CIV III hung extras 70 fss5 =. southern
lnk.r. and family brands p lSgg- M south, IN shin
INNS extras : mas Corn mcal-NtstVru 1ls.si.
brandy wine sA4l rive flour, S.@s4tu Wheat leed sI6
sSI = tou. rNc feed sls0.~l-
TnntrmNs-Pork nrurr aud In good trade demand.
sales 40 tils moss on the spot ~ slA ~. and tor
fuurr delivery llnD ihls al Fi3 lI, ior SOFTEN
Ter aud si3 iOor octohcr Rect ana beet hams quite
nominal Bacon held M her at sMS,c tor Western and
ciiv long clear cut meats demand and salcs included
A., .h ttinss sc do ham. lie nc KIDD shoulders ~
n ham. he Lard nrfiVe ON the .iaif and .Nrr. sale.
TOtlirs ~ 80 Tor rimr CIV s. IA 81, % ior primo new
nnd nl Mr,t.rn ana iOr uturr H. lvrrN :. ,,ut.s al
- l-i, fnr No,rmirr AMI 81 ~ ia, inr -, uher
Dr sod hogs irm thtta,. &C. huttrr ..ui, pri. add
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HAYES md p.tRTY.
Arrival In Knoxviie-A Iabored speech by
the Fraudulent President.

the i'""""ieht ireh"e"'
KNOXVILLE Tenn, sept N.-iho hayes
marty were met MT Chnttanoo.,n by the Raccntion
i''' v" ~ NV Nv O" - w Wv ~ ''"
Committee, and arrived hero Mt TX O'Clock
,"s ''o'n,nE IVY W.T., ''',,V'" ~ Wv -, "'po'
-, - a.. ,,'..,.,,. - ,,..tt -, ,
man OF 'fo oomHi'ue' OF h''"p'oh' anu ehur-
ing carriages were driven to the Lamar House,
..,..t H. a., v...,.ii. p.,. g., an.
and "A conpany of University cadets command
=, ,.,
M, ,,,tr.s ~ ,,,l,,,,,,, 49,, tti,,.,i h,, ,t,,
inu Wiur's9 ~ W'''"We WIS ue'N'reu ny ulo
Nv FrrSps or KSoSvrliS sSp E'sr rsSS~s-Fs con.
Tntuit' you N, beautiful da,. contrasting n-ii dos
gsfornhIy win tlc rlom Of vc-ior'i9v am lini To
wtumi w. have Just listened You are entirely usht ~
NJ p u,, v ~, W o H nilr ra,,, nnd hs ,' ,
nrt uomt IN ihis Wi ome = mat u is rc.icct ior
tn ,h, ONE ct CHEZ Msi.tr,te Of de country and t
Tho Non.ti luton. IA voice" Hurrah Tor ndcui'l rhcy
speech nj which ", have examples from time 10 time
lauihtrr and aprlausc and, my irend- II adds IN.
utn~y 10 the -nu- action vt this meeung tu know that
IT l. M assembly OF men Of both paruc.
races Applause such gn assembly. ncctn1 ~
,on d? win ihc utmost god icclg and iricnlshib
the Administration. or II not. the general intent the
And, my friends. why should W. not approve policy
We regard business II We rcairi CONNER.
cid interests and all other important inter
n n,aer on nshn, o ne Ss'i"na' ant STATE Govern
W. peace between he incrn class. IL DE rronoi,"n
IN ever, department" ri iei ii, iricnds. have been
durne The past tw9 w''kSso frequently upon TINS gen
~ , a,,''n Nn, ,i''a, b,'p",Hu",' WA, ,s,
at, AMI tns nj IA, rs,,sl a, ,,,i. ' ~, ',.,
H. ev"rvwhcre :" .niir nnan dis lni mat ter, i
occa,ion fora change TOPICS even such change
~"5c pGes Wnrn %
- w ~, ,', '',lH. ~ ~ p,ii"iat' ul'h t'v'iN'
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To TIE EDITOR OF THE SUN-SW: THE Sun
o this day contains what processes 10 he COPY NJ the
viii Of the late Rev Thomas ! Mooney who is repre-
scned ms having donated. "hvqueatled.' the prop
erty which stand at the present time the church and
pastoral residence OF st Cecilia.
This clause oi the socaled viii Is painful illustration
Of the rusm "NsHo dR guoi hrrt" That the eight
lots Of this church property one hour the
property the late Rev ! Mooney statement for
which request you to hold me .pon~hlr am pre-
vented from saying more by the remembrance of the TACT
that the dust of the lat pastor 81 Brdeus has
begun tu migc with that common mother earth which
shall soon embrace all II is with uuutlrrahe rruc
tins much II lLAITfRi.
loKK Sent
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state huris were moderately dealt in with transnc.
un- rennese is old. Al 49,. Missouri o.. long hund.
tS', aud Argr business IN Louisiana - nn-pdHtrd,
az II Ia railway mortgages. Canada southern l,ts,
coupon. attracted chic attention because o II, sudden
advance nf 40 r 02ts based upon the expected
guarantee Of The same by NJ Nandr lhlt ThcS bonds
sold. !cste rdaN. ut Oh and closed to-day at 81 The
principal dealings wcr, ~ follows. western Pacific
bonds l,o Chicago and Alton lists. 49, Chirago Rock
Island AMI rtcihc =. lpis Chicago Rock Island. AMI
rtcnc H.. 10Y io's chicago ami Northwe-iern con.
sohdHicd coui gold bonds. u,s Rostun Hart ord aud
Eric l.t.. ~ Delaware and Hudson registered bonds,
1891. ipO HANNIBAL and 81 Joseph criihe, $50
Michtgan CenIal T. 100 New Jerssy Central lists.
.olidlrd 80 central Pacific gold bonds. 1884, Harlem
lsts I. coupon. ls Union Pac hc Railroad. 1st mort.
lot4 Ohio aud Mississippi I'd, bils Toledo and Wabash
ID. 1his Nashville chat and - Loui- lst~, sly Can
ada southern. 62Al Pacific Raj road OF Missouri lists
r'. canada souhern st.. coupon. 81. Erie ~ mort
gage, To-. New YORK Elevated lsts ~ tasS Union Pa
cine sinking und, ga New Jersey Central convertible
"a. Toledo ant wabash e mortgage, st Louis DiNi
sioh. s1s. * matured coupon 40, Great Western ii
mortgage. -
The opening. highest lowest and p NJ. closing prices
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ArrIved-lEIpAY Sept "a
S. Agnes Smith. Philadelphia.
- Alhrmarle Gibbs. L. ives
;. Alsatia MackHY. Lundun
s. Bru,tnctor. Jones. Wilmington NO.
- nrrunia, Knott sunderland,
- Neckar, Milimrrnd. Bremen.
- NrrDus. Ilallctt. Boston.
- STATE ri Louisiana, Johnston. Yokohama
BARK Amhlthh SliNrstu, galway.
Bnrk Ku,iNar. Aluc, Puerto tahcllo
Barn Harriet tpham, Putnam. Miiag oane.
Ktk llumhorsund. NVll.un, Bristol
bark Oron0. Biuness. Bristol
kark rdc Iomcich, Limerick.
Bark IrulVdmlca, nnVehoh, Trieste.
Bark ZhA. Wolfe Cow BAY
Schr Dresden. Gates. Shulcc, :.
A!sV Tie usual river ana cOaslWlsc vessels
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MIhRIiU.

BARTf1SG-PITNAN -on "Wednesday sept -. at mo
Church HOW Trinity. BrD1klvu hV the Rev ] y
Pycoti, Harry Barti Bruokl To Lucy A. daughter
the late " T.. litntn ui this city
OilI-LANE At GternWch. Conn. sept 10 At tho
sidcnce the bride uncle. by tc Rev II H. Mctar
land. assisted by the Rev ! \ Brown Ptrcy I, Uhl TO
CirrigJ Iane daughter OF the lat william Is. T. Lane,
all rlamn'h y. T.
MHIrE-COIES ON wednesday. the 10th inst at tho
sidcnce the bride mother, BY the Rev g Bow.
dish Frank " Whit, 10 Liza A tulus both Oi Nouns
NJ \ 4
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They have faith in the prosperity OF the
country. and therefore have made great stock
of fine clothing, Doyln & Co. is the firm scfcr-
rnl In IN
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Was metamorphoscd into n line appearing dis
ungui,hod Looking rcntieman AT the surr VI Raymond
Co. corner Nassau and Fulton SIS. Ao, rdnN tor "a
very moderate snm The miracle WAS W!ou, Ia. with one
OF their sly iish iall suits -.ii.
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The Last Sunday Excur.lon..

Commodore White announces the Columbia's
closing triu Ia NcwhuTgh ON sunday.
The Plymouth Rock Will 80 on AN afternoon and
lns trip 10 sing SING.
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Euslntss n,tltts.



~The world
Has become
THE BRIGHTEST.
BPRIGHTIIHSr.
MOST POPULAR,
SCHOLARLY
Daily Journal in the metropolis"
fAnc rican Art Journal
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M.iRINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rIls NAV
Sunri ~ sun sets ... . ~ Moon rises 80
HisH WArkR-THiS nay
sandy Hook, u COY Island. % Hell Gate, ~
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Dyeiug and tfcnuing.-Tnkc your Dwelling and
trantns tu ulv Sew Nok Dytius ana ruuung E~ttn-
hshnicn staten Island office ~ Duane st. ~ Broad
way go 6t aN, New YORK. lo6 Pierre pon Il, brooklyn
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All lands subject to unpaid taxes In North
HtrLrn township. hudson CUN. will a. sold unless tho
tANes paid ifure the 18th OBJ October next
PHILIP DUEYEE. collector Of Arrears
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4 GnrAT MrDIoINE.-iiYATrS mn


and Bumgardncr Nrsmia RYE whi,keys unriNallcd
Tor the past half century the nne.t m the world H. 49,
KIRK 60, 80 Fulton II and 10 broadway.
a SINGLE HAT Al WHDLEsNLE
prce tsprcluly rrntcmru, sin hats Latest uuNciuos
IN Zine hats. helmets, Derby and soit hats 10 Sew
Church St. up stars
AMERICAN STANDARD sUOT-OF 81.
PERlOR hnisll ais II Al flfE ana SHEET LEAD.
tOLMELL LEAD COMPANY. 63 Centre st.
siuN', hni luhAct ltl nr snl Tor ccilAr ottn stowe
\enulAuus Co, IL Fulton II,
SILK HATS. - 90 wort, 81 - hclmets 81 ln'fns
hats sltcmN BpSINlth =. $3.50 anal ST tul ninlt'ue
THE SOCIAL. s,IE>tE People
~ saratoga did not handle tine shirt, question. KEEP
has settled II SIN lcai4 luaif, su ,iS complete, ~
Bay at KEEPS
80 RollWlv Sow York,
At FulIoL st. BiooA!H =: iA.a A> AvW ivgA
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FROM ~ Distinguished Juri.t.
~ have tired the Peruvian syrup ln the result July
nstlu- predict ION u has made new man Of me,
inu-t Il iiftu my system and energy; ain no
longer tu muios and ,ehhattd a When Won last
me nut stronger hcartcr, al with larger capacity tor
labor nta ind ply steal, than at any uue during NE
last hNC years.
Ask for
GAFF. FLEISCIniANN CO.'S
COMPRESSED YEAST
Tie genuine arutr bears our trade mark AMI siguas
turc to winch We invite special attehuOn
Alexander Pope, who died In the year I 17t,
wa trlbrat ior tie beauty U Ms pW lht hisit
Carpet Emporium at II Fulton IT, lohratcd for its
beautiful carpets and the low prices Tor which they are
selling,
Dyetug and tIcauing.-Tnkr YOUR Dvciug and
tramut tu TIE Ncw YORK Dytiut ana fruung E-tlb-
lslmcut. staten Island ONCE ~ Duane ii ~ Broad.
way, go 6t av., New YORK. io1 Pierre pOnt st. brooklyn.
Al lands subject 10 unpaid taxes In North
BprLrn township. hudson cuii, VIII t sold unless tho
taxes are paid ir lore the 9TH ol October next
PHILIP DURYEE. Collector Of Arrears
once Hudson River aud ke,nebcc lee Co,
~ Broadway. Sow AurA.
THIS COMPANY j. nov delivering their kennehec ice ~
depot, loot Oi 81 It, hast river.
Roak's Oiine I.inimcnt l. II guaranteed cure
for ncufnlit aud iaccacue. Price, Juc suh BY drug
gists. Depot ,tsJ 9Th ay., y \.
Uclmnu's Liver Pad courts Investigation. Il
cOn1uers lr,JudIcc. Al 1--we druggist, heep ihcn
The Best Remedy for children while Teeth-
iuc l. Mrs WINSlON's S,rii .nnl syrup
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was Vvlthratrd inr tie beauty lbs pusnS The Msu
Carpet Emporium at II Fulton st. is GO lnhrHtcd for IL
beantiu carpets and the low priccs which they art
selling,
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Ii2 Broadway. Sow lurA
THIS COMPANY J. nov delivering their kennebec ice ~
dep loot Ol sd IT.. hast river
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Roak's OIine Iinimcnt l. - guaranteed cure
Tor neuralgia mud tacrHrlir. Price, Jpc sud BY drug
Dpuut n \.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25
SWEET GLOVER.

Mr Wm. B. Terrill left at our office last week, sample of white blossom clo. yer, which was as sweet-smelling as the rose, and as fresh as if picked in June, instead of October Jack Frost must have taken vacation, and run short of cash far away from his abiding place, and having no uncle to help him back to business is the reason why there is so much doubling up of nature's gifts to man. Most everything has been on the blossom twice this year. Think of a man eating fresh picked peas in Octo- Der. We are afraid that the nld-time Millerites will take advantage of Jack Frosl's absence. and scare the people into purchasing linen Listers for an aerial flight, and just ss soon as they are ready for their flop Jack Frost will appear with his usual stock of winter goods and freeze the gizzsrds out of the whole county.
 MT. Frederick Sanford has pear tree with blossoms, which shows that this warm weather has it's influence all around us, and that thsre is no humbug about this crop of blossoms this season of the year.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.

Mrs. Charles Rininslnnd left town lasl week for Three weeks stay among bei friends In New York and New Jersey
 MT. Joseph Newton returned to hi home in Brooklyn. last Saturday. afiei pleasant sojourn al Dicks Hotel ol several weeks He Is warm hearted genial gentleman, and we hope to se' him back ngain In Newtown, when h, can make It convenient to come.
 Mir, and Mrs. Wm Pnirchild returned from ihe West. last Saturday. with ,heil daughter. Mrs Geo. c. Stahl. Theil many friends wrlc me their return
 Mrs R. N, llswley arrived home , few dnys since. from Napl;s. N. Y. where she has been visiting her daughter during the past Summer.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jumes Blakslee returned To their home hast week Thursday
 Miss Hattie $, Hawley returned to heI home Inst Tuesday, from Michigan whtIe she has been spending the Summer with her relatives. Her friends are glau to welcome her home again.
 Mr. and Mrs. Henry l.. Peck left town yesterday, and will stop in New York for short time, on their way home to Edenburg, Penn.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25
DANBURY NOTES.

Some twenty-five or thirty licenses for selling liquor have been applied for In this town.
 Kate Claxton put $547 in her pocket before she left town.
 Queen Esther at the Opera House Monday and Tuesday evenings, Nov. 18th and 18th.
 Two of our nimrods Fred Bradley and Chas. Gum, are in Wisconsin hunt ing.
 A man named Davenport, from York state got on s drunk last week, and stole two hats at Brothwell's. Penalty, jail for sixty days.
 A serious accident happened to the wife of D. E. Booth, Esq, Monday morn, ming. She was on the Main street side, walk, when two frolicking dogs ran againt her, causing her to fall and break her collar bone.
 A Danbury natter. named Martin Radden. was robbed of $1i0, in Brook lyn, A few days since Moral: Put your money in N. Y. saving bank and lose it without being robbed
 A sudden death occurred on Monday night of last week Samuel Downs, Il middle-aged man, went home attended by companion, ard upon arriving at his room appeared to be suffering from some cause. His attendant stepped out to get light, and when he came back found Downs stretched upon the floor, dead.
 Hamin 6 Son, under the Opera House, arc painting and renovaling their store for the Fall campaign, and will have nice line of goods of thu best quality.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25
DANBURY, CONN, Ger 22D, 1S7

DANBuRy, CONN, Ger 22D, 1877, Editor cf the Bee:
 DEAR SIR In your Palestine items few weeks ago mention WAS made. by your correspondent, of the White Star Line" On reading the same immedi- ately experienced an ''inwarduess, Those words awakened memories. A tenderDess came over me. My eyes moislened as recalled some incidents intimately connected VI ita that unequaled line, l did not laugh till cried neither was it the dew of sadnsss, but it was commingling of emotions such as soms. times comes over one when pleasant by zones come back toned and softened by the mellowing touch of time. So does word or q glance often unlock troop of emotions in the soul. This inward ness recognized as the symptoms of an approaching "seance." In short the men tion of that name Was the lock of hair that the clairvoyant needs to enable him to thread the labyrinth of the mysterious and unravel yarns too closely knit for the uninitia,ed. could shut my natur- al eye and see events in Palestine as dis tinctly as if transpiring in Danbury-- especially the past. You have noticed that clairyoyants are more successful in unyeiling the past than the future.
 Time is mere point, \ floating parti- ele between two intinities, the past and future. Some one has defined it "a fragment of eternity broken off at each end" On this floating fragment ,ho clairvoyant sits and looks both ways. His vision laps over two worlds, but he unquestionably sees events that have transpired with greater clearnsss. So with your humble correspondent, not that he is astride of said floating fragment drifting through space, with a vision both ways, that would be p.rilous po- sition--but he only looks into the past, and even there he sees much that may not be revealed, and hears that which il is not awful to utter.
 This however is clear 10 my vision and may be uttered. The ancient name ot the White Star was 'Oldwhight. [" That was in primitive days. In later days the line has beeu reconstructed aud somewhat modernized and re-nameu. hany are the excursions and exploring parties and scientific expeditions plan ned in Palestine and executed through the agency Of Oldwhignl, record of which in maiiy books, may be found in Ihe ancient archives of the Holyland which have beeR preserved to this day but which like all ancient oriental books are highly figurative and symbolical and need interpreting. The expeditions were generally successful. In the re- cords there appears but one failure, This is the account, not to say literal translation of the ancient record; II is present to my spiriluaiistic visions. On tCoo'i-ued OR nen plgsl.
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25

shot pouches al their works in West Side This business was there estnh' lished more than thirty years ago, hy Mir. Joseph T. Capewell He went out of lhe company last Spring, and Is now engaged In the same kind of business al Onkyllle. Conn. flo was very success. ful here. and his m,ny friends hope thai like success will attend him in his new home
 Expectations have been made on several henroosis In ihis town and yicin. ity within the past few weeks. If this work continues we shall soon have an. other interesting trial of chicken thieves. The town lookup will soon be ready to hold them
 The Village Improvement Society do not light the lamps yet; but It has sent its collector around 10 collect the annual dues, with a view, as il is said, To pay up some old debts. But if the Association does not do something more than that, it will "hear something drop" The record of members shows a sad disproportion in the number up town and down town, There are about half as many up town AS down town. and the improvements up town are estimated 10 cost much more than down town. If this difference can. not be rectitied, 1t will end in down. town society, which will run its own u,achine," and will have the approval of many parties, who are
 NAMELEts
The Newtown bee., 1877-10-25
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Woodbury Items.

Il desire to ask you solemn ques- tion--Do you admire parrots? They are kept and cherished by some people-for what reason only demon can know They are not lovely birds a madman would not claim that. A parrot is not 8 gaily feathered bird; he has colors enongh, but they are all dirty and un. lovely. The entire form and propor. tions are not calculated to enrapturs our asthetic taste. His voice is not musical it is that of lost spirit, supposed to be ultering the walls of the never ending future of woe. He cannot sing he can. nos learn anything good: he can only learn to repeat bad words of men, and the n4eanest sounds of animals. Now, what does any one keep such dirty, mean bird fory It is not cleanly in its habits. The New York Times suggests (and 1 am putting entire faith in its stslemenD that no one ever keeps par. rot except some disconsolate old maid, who is offended at the Ruler of the uni. verse for no. giving her husband, UT some awfully wicked man, who hates his neighbor, and desires To give him z per. feet foretasie of all the horrors or lhe world of woe. If you, or any one, have any different view of this matter, it is very desirable that you, or they, should .'rise and explain" at once.
 They had raffie at Galpintown the other night. The best friends of the parties are sorry, aud hope it will not oc. cur again.
 Those fellows who throw stones at David's windows in the night season, will be prosecuted if they do not stop it. The authorities have the matter in hand.
 The Capewell manufacturing com. pany is in full blast" in the mHnufac- iure of the most approved patterns of