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IN 10 gallon Kegs, for sale By
I Nav q. G.. ". T. KEARSLEY.
Z TNE.-Fre,h burned stone lime FOR white
{ ! washing, just received and for -ale by
Nav y, 1878. GEO. ". 7. kEARSLEY.
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- NrnLnrEKLr ErlNDIRD

The WrrsIy SrASpAup and the FnEE Passes both
one yclr for Sj-5. The SEu,-WEEALT STANDARD
and OBJ. Fans PHr>s one year for 3i.l5. Sub
-ct.pt,Hus received at this office.
january 20. 1873.
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WELL he replied, 'on1v I'm awful dry" Via
passed bottle Of WHISKY to him, and Peak
took largo drink. Via noticed q strange
glitter in bis eyes o. he returned ths bottle,
but thought nothing OF ii. A moment later
Peak drew his revolver threw his arm ncross
the saddle and shot Viz ia the Leg inhotipga
painful wound In tho right calf. He then
whtrled bis horse, spurred him forward, yell.
ing like demon. and again firing at Via. The
latter dr,w. his revolver and opent 4 lively fu-
silade, one shot striking Peak in the hip near
the spinal column, passing through his body
and Logging just under the skin vi tho ND do
men; another taking effect in the back OF tho
neck and coming ont through the Jaw, while
bird MORALLY wounded Peaks horse, and o
fourth pused through his hat. Peak Of sourse
emptied his revolver al viz. three Of tho five
shots iufictipg serious w0@nds, the fret be-
ing an stated, in tho calf of tho leg. The
second struck him in the groin and ranged
upward, whore 1t may have struck vital place,
while the third bali hit him 10 the left wrist,
sbnttering the bone md making an intense y
painful wound. When they reached the
cub Peaks pony fell dead After lying there
u short time Peek nrose, ssdaled another
horse nud rode to CalIowsy's shst p rancb, ax
niles distant, where ho Was cared for. Via
vas brought 10 this city. % surgeon summoned
to attend hiu, and - ag comtor s5lb rs 90 I'd
nnrainR oaa make him Peak is said by Mr..
Whitcomb to be gut joet TO periodical at-
lacks Of lupaey md when in such ~ cond-
ton will arm vIustlt, rush about exo,tafly,
shouting thnt somebody 10 "ifler him. bat
never attacking bis comrades. It ~ probable
that he wns out OF his IN II I hen vi, reached
bone, andithat the wllIaky 10 dtGnA Caused
murder to enter bis cr,z'd thoughts, with The
nrrlbie result above grated.
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UNDIVIDED INTEREST EN THE
CRAWFORD SUGAR PLANTATION,

''N'@'
Situated in she parish Of st. Mnry on both sides
Of the Bayou geehe.
BUC ESsrON OF THE LATE l.. r. aENEREs.
No. 1884, fecond District Court Tor the
parish Of Orleans.
pYC. r. GIRAHDEY, ArCTIoNEER,. OF
ileo No - amp Breet-SAEgRDA "; harch
\ lsll III - CLOCK NJ NJ me 81 Charles Auction
Exchanges. In tho rOtundH Of the st. Charles
Hotel int - city Of New Orleans will be sold al
Iicauction. by. 9nd in ursuanGe Of an order
from tho Hon. A. l.. Tissot Judg If tho Second
District Court Tor the parish VI Orleans, dated
tho 18th Of January, 1876. and rendered la the
above .ehtitlei s,iccessi0n. the following de-
Ths undivided 4s.1&I interest ana ownership
Of IL certnin tract Of band aHd sugar plantation.
known ~ tho Crawford plant alton, measuring
seven md ons~haf ngpGnts front by the usual
depth Of forty Arp6ntg on each sids OF tho Bayou
Terhe. IN the parish "f t. Mary. bounded on
ats David HAYS ' and 6sI,w by lands Of fnasns
Sgnneite. ESD. together with al tho Buildings
aud improvements, rights. ways and privileges
Of husbandry. live stock, farming utensils, Az
pAratus machinery, fixtures, piOWs, cart, seed
cnne and everything bringing or n arywise
hprcrtaining ~ sold p'nutatO7. The e.ssire.
according t. plan Of sub ieisiJn by Th0s II.
Wilaon. Parish Surveyor, lijed In the fngter
81 NJ. A. MOutejO ~. Mira. LHvne Crawford, OF
ut. Mary, Louisiana.
ThEMs AND CONDtTtoYa -One-th I'd cash on tho
spot, lalance ~ ose md Two years, for noses
specially secured by rortga4G and vendors
lien on the property. barring oil the usual
clauses Of per cGDt per Gnnlm interest from
tbs day Of sale until final payment. 8 per cent
attorne - fees. in event Of suit to enforce pay
III mt on any portion TT the price, policy Of in
suranee transferred TO the holders Of the notes.
and tho purchaser 10 assume payment of tho
taxes for 1876 due md exiIible In 1877, over the
pl ice Of adjudication.
act Of sale IT the expense Of the purchaser
before james Fahey. ESQ. Notary Public.
Ia27 feJ 10 II "a nhJ
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BY Nasl, &c Haag son.
SALE FOR PARTITION.
THIRD DIS FRIOT PROPERTY.

John r. pettierew, tutor. ya. Mrs. Margaret II.
Nugeut-rtcond District Court parish Of
Orleans, docket No 39,0G1,
DY NASH a. HODGSON-W. |. Hodgson.
Id Auetiouehr-Offlc No. . Chrondslet street.
On SATURDAY. March 8. 1877, at q O'Clock NJ.
Mt the vt. Charles Auction Exchange. In the
basement rotnnfa Of the es Char O.. Hotel, in
this city. by virtue aud in pursnance Of an order
and ia gment oil ihe Hon. A. l.. lissot, Judge of
the Second District Cgu. for the parish Of Or
leans signed and dated January 70. 1877. docket
No - eG7. IA the shove entitled matter. ut public
auction. will be sold ..
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. together
with ali the buildings and improvements there
on. situated in the Third District Of this city. Ia
the square bounded by Victory. Frenchmen.
Moreau and u ysian Fi.Ids streets. designated
as let No. s, on n plan by louis Bringier, Sur
vsyor General. dated July ~, 1sA1, and meas
uring "a feet front on Victory street. by 81 depth
Of 12s feet tmore or less) betHeen parallel lines.
TREMS AND oHDTTtoNg- Oae-third cash on
tbe spot. and the balance at one and two years.
with eight per cent interest, special mortgage.
with vendors privilege, percent for attorneys
feeS- IN case Of suit, iDsurane6 md transfer OF
policy. and sill other usual security clauses, to
be embraced in the mortgage, FROM day of sale
until final payment.
Act OF sale before NJ. r. Duoros, notary public.
ut the purchasers expense, including the taxes
due and exigible in 1877, ja2S fei0 II ~ mh3
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A CLEAN stV kfE;ss.
Mysterious DISAPPEARANCE Of tho Cashier
of the First National Shank of Frank
Especial Disput~h to Tho Enquirer, l.


Especial DispHt"h to tho E1qarer,l
FnANHLtx, Ind, Fob s Tue doors OF the
First National UN3s ia hi~ CIV c'ossd 81 ua, II
to-day Without my satisfactory reason br3n4
gwen. For while lille hhiCe seem to be
taken If 1T bat ~ the nywr ErhduAl y shaad
from ear TO sar G1srfosity Rrsw ino i,LtVns IA
quity, and it haaly i0aked ~ that tn or lsuSsT
wUs tDis ing.
This announcement threw the people into
fevtri.h excitomen., The sJeet IN trout Of tbs
unnk began 10 fiji with cope, aud tumors- Of
every character hilod tbs Vi. The ot1icers for
u while refused to ttlb, coutiuibg themselves
within the building, but DEF o,i,ofs demanded
+, know tho worst, when H. WA ascer sd
tbnt II. T. Taylor, tb o sasbi5r had abscond0a,,
taking with hm tt9k dyer aud other i'm or-
t,nt books, sni VII tho available lands on
hand How much this amounts to eau not be
ascertainsd, bu it IL variously sstim .ted fr0rn,
$40, 900 10 500 900 At oil events he has made
II Clean sweep, perpstrstiug one Of the grand
est robberes on record in ths annals of crime
Ia Indiana.
At this hour Is p, n.y. tbs excitement 10
most intense. Unta' DOW the cashier bss
been regarded rs an honest, upright man,
bat ID IL DoE believed Shat he has baen mis-
a4ng The funds Tor II iotg ttne, md 10 con-
ceal tho amount Of bis d, I sIo ltion. rs well es
to make himself eomtos a5le for the rest OF
mis- life, he has taken the books with the
10 ney on hand.
I, i. intimateh that The cashier Ia not alone
In ,be nf tr o bee parties oil bi "a stlGdiux
are I'M yiea'sd; and lbs fact that up to this
hour no tffJrt had Jseu mads TO fgd 'E.b
Whereabouts Of he missing cashier, ADDS
force aud coloring 10 the suspicion. W,tbn
few exceptions. the ogners Of tae back are
not thorough business men, and those upon.
whom the robbery would seem to fall tie
hsuviess are tbs least anxious to catch the
tLief.
LArEg The excitement over the bank roa..
berry grows more lntes.a. Although late, the
streets are fnll, and nothing Is talket Of but
the one absorbing topic. The whereabont, Of
the missing cashier ure shll among the Ii ~
series which seem to oversprssd the whVle
affair. The i'm pressionspov seems 10 be thai
he amount taken will reach fully 500, COO
The bank officers seem not to know how
much money waR on hand, and as the books
arc gone, there IL no means of determining
acenrst.l u bat IL will sall far sh Jrt Of the
ABOVE figure.
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cIxTH DISTRICT COURT POR THE PAR
= ish Of orlears No. 2ssa.nB virtue Of writ
orabe the Sixth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans. in the above entitled cause. ! wiz pro.
coed u sell at Iablic anetion. Mt the Merchants
and AuctioneeFs' Exchange, loyal street. De-
tween Canal lad CustGnhoase stress, In the.
Second District Of tlis city: on SATURDAY,.
Two OBTAIN LOTS OF GROUND, to-
gethcr with !he buuings and improvements
tu des and advantages thegeuntO appsrtaininG
and belonging, sitnated ia the First District Of
Tonti. Jackson NOW Gasauet) and NJ no streets.
designated by the numbers five and six on a
sketch annexed To az yet pas ed bedore I. Z;
April. 1867 Said Is measure eaes thirty feet.'
front on Canal street, sStween Miro and rontts
streets, by q depth. each. OF one Kindred and
thirty-f 70 feet, bgtWeeA parallel Ines. Icing
the Earle properly the said Wiliam q. Brown
acq1ired by parchasa from Philippe Bonron
Before John Fsadarla 81, notary public IN this
city. Oh the thir y-fiLs5 OF Decer GER. 1875.
Seized in the ahoTs suit.
cent amount to Day plaintiffs claim. say two.
Thousand dollars, With interest Mt ths rate oil
eight per cent per annam Insreo .iP irom the
4ty-thi I'd of December 1873, until the day OF
sale; five ger cent on tho aggregate fncre1f Tor
attorneys tees all costs OF suit and OF the sale
ard all the taxes due on the propegty sold. 2.
| The purchaser to assume she, payment Of the
! two pronissory notes. secured by m gage and
! vendors lien ON said proptrty. dated the TWEEN
| ty-.bird OF December, 1915, for two thousand
dollars each. payable respectively two and three
years after date, at the Southern Bank of New
cent per aunum from their GATE until paid
and also 10 assume the obligations OF the act OF
| sale and mortgage not TO ali nate. and To pay
| Ave per cent attorneys feca in case Of suit etc
| s And the balance OF the price Of adjudication
lii any cash on the aDot; and in case the pi ice
| bid should, after geduetion cf tie aforesaid
fees. costs and taxea In cash. he sess than the ag
| gregats amount Of plaintiff e3aiIa. with in
terest as aforesasd. and OF the nntes to be as
sumed as above dsacribed, then the purchaser
assume the aloredescribed noies pro rata, to
the extent OF the hiG.ance IL his bi J.
THOMAS II. HANDY,
1 Civil Sheriff Of. slls Parish Of Orleans.
ia25 febla2A
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CHESS.
Playing with Zeal Men, nnt Bsheati leg tbe
Lost Pieces.

Playing with Zeal Men, nna Bsheasiss the
Lost Pieces.
Most persona who have any acquaintance
with the literature OF caess have heard OF the
gam es said To have been played in the middle
age. with living chessmen. According to
new settler in the Pioneer, Lor Lytton ba,
recently revived this amusemsnt In lndi..
During his Wit to Mooltan last n onth his
lordsh p, atter receiving and replyis 6 to IN
address frcm the municipality of the Guy, On
gagged, we are told, I'm novel game of chess
With Col. M,ilett. The chess board, If such
a term may bs SLOWED to o capt OF red and
white c.lico, WITH checkers yard square,
having BEEN spread ia front of the hall, men
and boys d,esst d in opposing red aud white
uniform apprf pirate 10 the various pieces.
were marchs d in and t,ok thoir places. Then
by word OF command, each piece moved to the
sc uare indicated, and very lively game en-
snsa. ending in an elsv victory for lie Vice.
roy An Emperor OF Morocco. who oncs in
dulged in similar aDussment, Is said TO have
added a terrib realism to the game by caus-
ing all the pieces taken daring iss PROCESS to
! be beheaded
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CEyENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR THE
> parish OF Orleans. No. ,es45.-By virtue Of q
Falls. late Seventh Justice OF the Peace in and
for the parish Of Orleans. and directed to G. G.
Piper. late Constable, and by him. duly trans
proceed to sell at public sale, ON TUESDAY,
February 90. 1877 at IL O'Clock m on the spot. tho
following described property, to-wif:
ONE ELsTBUAT HOUSE. situated on the
front oil the Mississippi River, between Valence
street and MarshalPs Alley. Sixth District. New
Orleans.
Seized In the above EMIT ed suit.
=. - - ny a. r. KELLER.
fela,is62o* Constable.
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IAEFE ON THE PLAINS.
a Duel by Observation-Disclosures shots Fired.

4 Duel by M00nIShf-Eieven eh0Fs FfFea.
From the Cheyenne IVY. IT, Leader, Jan. 80. ]
George W. Via hes for eome time past been
in charge of band OF horses belonging to b.
w. Whi'comb, Vis's headquarters being at g
ranch some tv enty-dve mics south OF this
ci,y, on Box DEE Creek, in Weld couaty,
Colorado. A. IT. Swan bad number of
hor4es IN this band also. short time ago
Mr. Swan discharged herder named Gran
vile Peak, but not Hhiag to tura the fellow
away entirely, he told Peak to join Via, aid
him in caring for the horses, aud thus earn
his "grub" until hs found work. Via came
to Cheyenne last Friday, rel urnipg Saturday.
and that night Peak inquired if he bad
brought any raonsy for him. Via'saId hs hae
not. Peak then asked Via to loan him re-
volver, saying he wished to go out snd kill a
rabbit by moonlight vi, handed him fve-
shooter, and Peck stsr;ed cut, but soon re-
turned, saying it was too dark and that he
did not feel well. He stuck the We pom into
his bootleg, and the men then took one or
two drinks of WHISKY, ghen Peak proposed
that they ride to Cal ways sheep ranch, six
miles slant. Via consented and they sad
died up and started.
When about mile from Their cabin Via
asked Peak how he was feeling, 'Prety
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He DID NOT WISH TO BE CHARrvAR1ED.
Mrs. Halpin, residing at 1913 Delord
street, called on the Chief Of Police last
evening and stated that that night she
was going to become a bride. and she
had good cause to believe that her and
her adorable Matt" would be chart
varied. ard asked protection at the
hands Of the police. The Chief granted
her request.
q "a SMALL BLAzE.--At half past three
Ee,crock yesterday the gallery Of the
EGO story brick house on Rampant
BAsSeet, near Poydras, was discovered to
lBsaon fireysThe flames were extin-
Tafshe be&oTAnthe department arrived
gfHe fire swaS ieaused by two little
AasignitinssggS iApss which was on
~ ses pra5erty was $sAnied by Mr..
Bag as aNWlor sh8p. nN e.
s GsaS Ane essniDg gFEes a\lR&ssgsaaa5.
|aw.slssr ,ens, RakA vE'a1Aas asa
s = 81 ! Y Es re 8 w 3 go
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from 1Iarper's Basas.l

from Harper's BaSas.l
1 chased the maid with rapid feet,
Where iae and sunbeam CULVER.
But still beyond me. shply tleet
She flashed fnr down tho river.
Sometimes. blown backward In tho chase.
With balmy. soft ghresses.
| ielt across my glowing face
Tho wait Of perfumed trssses.
Sometimes u glance she shot behind.
Ger graceful shoulders turning
cheek whose tints tho ehgef wind
Had oct like sunrise burning.
Then, in sudden onward glide,
she rushed with oven motion,
As II long waves he restless tide
Drives Hhoreward from the ocean.
Aud swift w. some winged creature sped
Far down tho crystal river.
Until tho shining form that lied
dreamed might fly forever.
PAUL HAyNE.
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kMUsl. VENTS.

VARIETIES THEATRE 49," King Lear
was PLAYED last night at the Varieties for
tho benefit OF Charles Pope, and, bar
ring deficiencies In the personnel to
mar a good cast, was u good per-
formance. Chas. Pope's Hing Lear
presented many very fine features, and
would rank him as fine actor. IL he
had nothing else to commend him.
Richard III" is offered as the bill
for tonight, and Samson at the
matinee.
ACADEMY or Mus1c.-The Soldene
Company make their farewell bow to
New Orleans in Trial by Jury" and
"Chilperic.,' "Chilperic" Is one Of the
triumphs Of the company, and Is beau
tifully sung by Soldene; Marshall on
"Kick.' At the matinee, Nerves
"Poulet ct Poulette."
ST.. CHARLES. night the Kurdish
Company close their entertainments at
this theatre. We fear the company has
not done we'll here, and regret it, be-
cause it possesses more real dramatic
worth than good many other concerns
that have made money in New Orleans
and elsewhere. This Is no compliment,
we know it, and was not intended as
such. But to have parallels, we are
satisfied that If the Kurdish Company
is not company Of stars OF the first
magnitude, it is a good, very good work
ing company, whose principal fault,
however, is to do what many stars and
starring companies do--that Is, do not
do they bring too frequently. before a
limited theatre going public the same
plays. TIC. day, at the matinee, the
company play divorce" which is very
fairly interprcted by them. At night,
Henry Dunbar that is more diff
cult.
A ard 10. h1 ton Kids at K .eeenr's
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IGl7 10
William O,lEern vs.. Jacob Cray.

S,sEvENTH JUSTICE COURT FOR TIL:
- parish of Orleans, No. 6G6a--,By virtue Of
"a alias writ Ct ieri fac s to mo directed % the
Peace, in and for tho parish Of Orleans. in the
above entitled cause. twill proceed to sell at
public auction, on WEDNESDAY, February Fl.
1877, at my warehouse. No. 1345, TchOupltouia las
street, aear Napoleon Avenue, the following
described prop -rty, ~ wit: x,
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
framed eDgravings and paintings. a ttno parlor
clock hooks and other movable ELECTS, rs per
inventory on fl @ ia my oface.
Seized in the above entitled sun.
Terms-Cash on the SPOT.
A.. KELLER,
sa,n * 1os Constable
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CHEAP WAR nth. :
A Company Organized 10 Heat Lochport b,
steam.
News and Courier ]

News and Courier
A company has been formed TOT, h cat
ing u portion of the city or Lockp ort,
half q milo square. by steam, the OK
pense being estimated at one-four nth
less than by private fires. The ste am
is generated in boilers and led by pl pes
from house to house. BY this meth OF
one may stop the cost OF firing. II
necessary. by the mere turning OF n
screw. In England this system has
been introduced In heating the immense
nuneries and pineries attached to GER
tain noblemen's estates. There they
utilize the lime-kiln for furnishing
caloric, and In one Instance the lime
manufactured, after heating n nursery
involving over ten miles OF piping, re-
suited In net profit Of VOC at the
years end. Gas for lighting purposes
II produced from the same furnace:
Fifty years hence the stupidity OF 1877
ia this matter Of warming Will
be regarded by tho people OF 1927 as we
now look upon tho clumsy system OF
oil t-lamps Of half II century since.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Cry HOTEL M Rs ID lon, Mich; J II
Mes,Il Dubuque; Il Madden. Miss; J, @
Moncurs. + u Herndoh, q McDade, L II
Oonnell, G T. Fritz W. NJ Eweil, r L Hi .,La:
Mrs A Il George, Minden; Il W Gillespie, st
Louis; G A Seaver, n Z; W A Long, Jackson,
ami Powell, Bayou Sara: T. Il 4 earns, Ere;
Geo II Gardiner and liulty. Mrs + Arvens aux,
~ Landry; L g Goddard st Louis; W i Ne.-
map, Coushatta; J ysaR"r, ST Louls; Il l. Conr-
son, La; 5 ID HaJi Ky, u ksarney, Mississipi l.;
Tbos ButIer aud wife, West FeIlciana: Msst es l.
and smith, AleIandris; Miss b Nj Fret, Nc
Comb City; II NJ Waut.Iie, st Landry; Wm Camp
b II snd wife, st LOUSY @ Hutchin-on, La;C z
Fled, i K Nc can. n y, Texas; Il Kemp, G =;
Ell McGloIn and wife, In Chandler, MS Whit
taker aDd child, TeZa>; A b Hes or and wife. Mrs
L Simpson, Terry, Misc; y Carpenter and vie,
Miss Eva Samlle> Misc; Il + McGiil, i'm Gray
and wife, Jackson; A J Gulfer, st Louis; II D
ter, NY; NJ b. Hldd, Vernon; Calvin,
Lincoln; William. M Ewell. Evergreen;
Mlss = Glars, Mss J Hart. DR. w A Hardy,
N + No, feet, X. CainlI, Z Comp on. Kan nj;
Chas Weems, Miss Az CharlevlIe Mrs Charie-
vile, l. Uharlevills, 3 NJ Hayes, Eugene V
Weems, Rap1dse; Wilson McKerall, Frsnklin;
PB Roy, Egg PeIlerin, N 'ndfv, M GrarG,
Lafay eite; Miss florehce CORN, Miss Lama A
Wier, W Weller, Jr., Kentucky.
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ROMANCE IN THE KITCHEN.
a Tramp with Whom the Cook Eeh Ia Love
al @tuht


Washington UGion.l
Ga Monday night last ISrick McGrath, Of
Irish bir;h. entered the village of Flushing,
LII, hs sorry looking lrampn ever begged Il
meal He slept in the Vi lage jail, aud The
next rnorning applied az MIS- SpraRue's
ki'chen tor bresk'ast. X 10 White, Mrp.
Spraeue'4 COOK, invited him to SIT down and
eat With her, aud when he WAS ready 10 re-
sumo h 3 wauds rings suggested that he had
better stay ia the yilese and get work Pat
thought it q good idea, bu. WIGS bothered
about finding the work. Kate sid he could
at sas; tly 70 tini it. and ii he did nor, he
might sle, p in the hall over night Pat didn't
Il I'd the wUsk, aud in the nornjng proposed
going turliler. Ia q expressed her willing
nass elf Re liked, to lay his board bill for
q week Pa; didn't th nix anybody would
take the "likss of him to LoArt. X tte was
ready to buy l. i'm new suit OF clothes Mr..
Sprsgue, seeing Pa on tuch good terms
with Kae in her kitchen, concu ted they
were brother and 81 ,ter, a4d told Pat wha5 a
good girl Kat9 was, and how bhe had saved
some $4,000 during ber tsen:y five years OF
service as ''hired girl" Pat thereon told + ate
that If he only had work he would marry hsr
in iua1 one niuuta. X, to saw No reason why
they shouldn't get married aryho~, and ON
Thursday night Father Lsughiin made them
one. The lady is forty and the gsntlem IN
twenty-five.
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Proposed Pilgrimage 10 Rome.
IN. Y. Timer.1

The fiftieth anniversary OF the con
secration of Pope Plus TX will be cele-
brated on Monday, May 81, at Rome.
The Roman Catholics throughout the
world are making preparations to COM
memorate the occasion in q proper man
ner. Pilgrimages will be made by the
faithful from many OF the countries Of
the globe to the Holy See. but no organ
ICED movement has yet been made in
this country. The Irish Catholics OF
Canada will make the pilgrimage, and
> tle tourney. The pilgrims will leave
) M onkrsal on or about April 7 for this
sdftu and upon their arrival will be re-
-scsiSea 5y a committee consisting Of the
s tsFsstsif aRSt. Peters Church; Eu.
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