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, 1877-02-07
INVISIBLE GAMBLERS.


The trials Ut Edward Mack, George Wilson,
Charles Wheeler, Joscpl Jones, John Williams,
John Jones, john Williams, John Walpo1u,
George Gallagher, ]. F. Watson, ]. Young,
George johnson, Charles Dixon, G. F. Wilbes,
Z. H.. Bowen, Robert Vantrcsa, X. II. James.
j. c. Atkins, G. II. Lewis, and ]. 8. Clark, cnno
on before Judge Bu,nmcEllcllt yesterday. The
ilrst SIX prisoners were charged with gambling,
mud wcrc arrested at Pctc McGufrc's Saturday
night. eOllccr Arch testified sllat lie saw Elm.
bling and poker checks nna ea'rds there, ana
the Sergeant swurc that llu did mt believe I'LL
tho inmates were professional gamblers. but
thought Bomc Of them wore lustllcss men.
McGutrc conteAtlcA that not . professional
ganibler wnt present, ualoss Mike alcDo1nld
party wcre sitting around, mud there wae not q
check there.
Tic ot1lcer said he opened the window will, a
Jimmy, aud lookct In mud saw carts and chcclis,
und the men playing.
AIcCuirc tnssicl that there was not check
on tie table asl tlle men wero playing cassino.
The Judge called tue roll to ach who wcrc
present, and iotin1 tint hict}ulrt was the only
senes Of the others Of, tho ground That they
were business men. Whcreupon the judge afi-
,olnce!l tl1c'r bonds as forfeited.
! lie then addressed Mctinrc, and said TINT
businessmen haa complained thAt ttles sons
were permitted to 90 there ald luso their
money.
atctiuiro denied thi5, au called Upon tho DILL
Ger to ray Il lie hatl foMMt gentsesnt.ss snnA
tIerc, and tho officer sail he hid ,!ot. Mctintfc
said llo was willing 10 shut up, aud saId he hud
| notified Hickey to TINT cllcct.
Tho Judge Imposed u line Of $e5 on Mcclure
and S5 caci on the rest, the forfcIturu OF The
bonds to ho sst aa!lelf tho lines wrtc paid. Mrs
Huire appealed, with Frederick ". Kuutxjcr,
| 1905 Wabash avenue, 1n tito botsi.
John Waipuie, George tialtagiicr. j. F.
Watson, MID J. Young, arrested at Is KAl,IulplI
street, rallet1 for q jury.
:; UiiIsrrs I:Iortial', .Aaloney, sta,lignn, mt
eeibcrt testified to slng tliu prenllaes of Jo
Walpule Saturday nlght, Rt.l .lnltug the tleseul
ants. There wtrc iurU and poker tables AM
which WIS produced isiu,urt. Aftcra long trIa
thu Jury returned verdict uf not guilty.
, 1877-02-07

~ tao ElttoF 1 TIA Tribune.
CnloA0o, Feb. 0-1n YOUR issue Of yesterday
contaIulng report Of tho eucond Ward ncpuh-
llean Club my na9no Is mentioned Us 4 member
Of tho Executive Committee. Permit me to
say that ut the meeting alluded tn uncuptyo-
callp declined to allow thu usc OF ,ny namo In
any manner by the Second Wurl RapnLllcan
Club fur tho following reasons: Thu resolutions,
which YOU published correctly, wure tho product
OK o,,c Ut tho great forensic ilulis with which
our Club Is blessed, and whose tame 10 PaHc; u
lawyer, sslolar. statesman, orator, and ia-
In all tils Ian on Ills fEatl form tho nlantlu Of
Webster, CIny, aud Calhoun has falIcsI with to-
coming dignity; hut, notwithstanding these
facts teeI duo 70 Myeelf to say u!o resol.i-
tllor at,tl the club tho lnaorser, ars trug then
a,n no longer inombcr Ut tho Republican par
ty, aud II they aro not then dcelinu to asso-
Clato lnyscl with tho slAnllrrers of tho party, VI
80 justly prou'!. Again, auothsE resolution
Comnaissio,lcr Fitzgerald for lis straIgn.-
forwars| eoarso ln protecting tllo interests ot
croaclln'ents which are sought to DO mule ou
tllo treasury Of t4o people. 'lils was promptly
voted down ly Mr. Page ana his wise associates
Of tho Sccona Ward Republican Club. IN the
art Of u Dvn,ocrat THIS understand 10 10
hcw plank In tho Republican platform, OF which
Mrssrs. Smith, rage, auil nalncless lncr,ber
OF ths Club are ths champions, From this doc.
trims | ulsa dissent, and, without tho fear
Of being called botcr or lntrIgucr, braud
all slich efforts, from whatever Source, as auti-
Republican,, anti. American. untl-colnuion scnse,
and ~ Insult to every good member Of tho hu.
! man faulty. In conclusion, let mo atld, not
only reserve to mY.clt tho privilege OF applaud
lug tho good acts Of my lcllow-IMan, without
feel II to be duty wA.yh shth! gladly perform
| vt all times. Three cheers for Commissioner
| Fitzgerald and Ills co-workcra In their lonest
Gifoft. 70 protect the people they hayc sworn to
| dcleudl W. II. EDDY,
, 1877-02-07

~ W1 3sQlEVF O ~ 1F1uUHK+
Cu1cAao, Feb. G.-Iu your Issue Of the Atli
Inst. noticed the production of sensational
article under tho caption Of "IIibcrnumaula,"
tho same being furnished BY tho lKsst<rM Cath
e@te, Twill not dispute but what tlIero arc s0tno
they eau elct whatever candidate they may
wish to put III office, but tho majority u W,
clai.a, hare better sense than to yotu Tor any
candidate unlcss wa think he will Iuaku Ills
whitl. tile IL. q. claiins, belongs to u,
but should VIC be able to get Mir. .. Jaus-
sens IN tho held ncxt spring for Alderman
We will show that VT can appreciate MI honest
Aidcsu4n W % lIaa l 1t. aai hs '' i 10 Irshnao' a
mud hls religion don't know. Tho tliuu las
rome that We. like the reat Of our citizens, will
thru. religion. politics. aud ua:!ouaiitles vi ouo
, 1877-02-07

CREGANN-At his residence, No. 4s,7 Twenty.
Grst.st., Fob. 9th. 1877. Don1a N. Cregunn. ii.
tive Of County Limerick, ireland.
r0TTEl-Oi n.emhrnnons cronp, Dotonas ".
Potter. Jr.. AoM Of u. ". aut1 Lizzie Potter.
Funeral this nftcrnoon at p. I'LL. from the resi.
Acnee, " UnloM-Ay.
nERlsf--Ot scarlet fcycr. ]. Elsnorc berry, on1y
aon bf MF. and Mrs. j. ]. ncrry, uged 3 years,
months, aud 10 daya+
Funeral at tho rah!doncc, 4OS Sedkwlck-ss+ 10.
morrow, at O'clock.
auLLIvAN-Eut. o, at her re<taencc, No. n
FlE-es., OF consumption, Ellen. vito Of John Sui
Ivan.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
, 1877-02-07

side In our local elections, and vote for The In,
tcrcst Of the city nt lnrgc. The f}ct,nans tlron
ped their wottd-bc leader 1Icsing, and wo NH
mt be 80 ignorant rs to give tho r.. Z. cayxs
to Use us, Ms jIcsInE tlfl tho Germans but car
mt now. Yours rery respectfully,
Az 1nIsnMAN or THE GEyENrEEATu WARn
, 1877-02-07

Parties holding policies IN New Jersey atutuai
1.tfo.1nsatanca Company, Newark, N. j., md Con.
tincnn Life, New York, can transfer sait1 pocle,
With little or no loss 10 Pacific Mutual Lite.ln.
surauee Company, California, by calling on Of al.
dressing T.. ". Chamberlain, Manager, No. lea
LaSa11e street, Chicago.
, 1877-02-07
JOURNALISTIC.

btze9u1 171V09tH 10 4N8 7TlV9H* - r
FoRT WAYNE. Ind, Feb. G.-The L.diaNa
Tolk.freuad, a Herman weekly paper, las sus-
pended publication, aud Will bo recstabllshed ut
Jackson n the -4lehigan Kkkureuad. This
paper was established several years aRo Is
0trnan-Rcpubllean organ, mud ilourtshed ex-
ccllentIy until last summer, wben tu MI A!!-
guarded moment 1t espolscd the cause Of TIL
den nnd reform, slnce which tiule tts patronage
has been rupllIy din.tuis4lng, Democrats pre-
fssrinE 10 patrou]zc thrir o!d-eatabltsle1 orEau.
, 1877-02-07
CRIMINAL.


lowest depths of vuErancys was yesterday sent
to the BEtdcwell for sixty days by Justice Kaut-
1nnnn.
Patrick Butler Is ttln mcnncst kind Of thief,
as he proved himself last evening by n,utilntinE
the ais-Lrakcs upon cars TN tho Illinois Central
track. lie would giyo no explanation OF Ills
cltmc.
John G. Norlgrcn, IN leo dealer Of South
Chicago, was before Justice Atcceh yesterday
charged with trying by means OF threats 10 cx.
tort money out Of Andrew Frecmnu. Tho raso
vas continued until tho 9th under $500 bonds.
Frank Hope, another Of tho young thteycs
who got away with Boytlenfs ovcrcoat. OF which
there Is no pattern extnas, wns arrested Last
evening by Detective Stewart. Tho stolen gar
nlcnt was recovered, but was minus tho buttons
aud tobacco.
A. vcaxIc, oil merchant from Rochester, N.
T., wns arrested last evening out of tho St.
James Ifotcl upon complaint Of Foster, Walker
& Co., Of No. 70 La3alle street. who claim to
have hSea ssxisstlle1 hy Vcazlc cit Of fEam s3n
to $50 worth Of oils.
cont mud watch Of John Smith, Of Grand
Crossing. John Wntson VIVA arrested for tho
samo thoft. but pleaded his fnnoccnee % strong
ly that ho was allowed to depart.
j.: Il. shour,s formerly 1cwe1cr at No. 80
state of !ntoxiea..on last night IN q diyo A. No.
4l0 Clark street, and, owing to the fact that Ills
pockets wesa lincd with old gold aud jewclry,
he was taken in care OF tho police. His money,
II ho lla<l any, was not to bc found.
| Yesterday atteEMoon Matt Cannon, FroA King,
| and 4. l.. 8ontZent, tcaHlateIs, got Into cou-
trorcfsy In tlie saloon NJ. 725 CiybouEno ave-
| 1,uc. ecntxent was used up. an1 henco ottlccr
stcuernagcl took tho Cannon antl tho King to
tho Chicago Avenue Station. whcra, they arg
booked for assault with intent to kill, und will
| be heard in ti,o[r dcfenso on tho Eth inst.
Tho unlicensed hilltard.rootn Keepers aro hav-
illg tlartt tino Of it, Yesterday, bef0ro Jus.
tiee sunllnerlcil potv s. Hhncs were lined $50;
+ Dfanswsk, sl9; John Wcster. sN Ttlomas
the 7tll, and j. T. Wells md II. n. Wright &C.
| cured dlsniassa1s.
Capt. Rounds house Of prostitution at No.
5i4 Stato street Waa pulled 9y tbs police last
evening, aud tho keeper, itbbls Rounds, md six
| d found in tho complaint Ut Joseph .. at!ey.
! of thu Brooklyn CITY Club, who rlatms that
| Dorn Furrest, 0ne OF tho lnuatea, went through,
him to the cxtcnt Of StsW whilo hc was cnloY-
| lug her embraces.
Recently tho l,ostan Squared ealing store
ataa icstcrdaY tho affar was reported to the po-
lice. Inst evening Detective Simmons cAfnt
acrosa wcll-known thief iiatnei George t'll-
son, who has bces arrested scyegat t1snes ot
nsti,s ~. ~, . IN ,,t,, ;hsar,. h" r1,t. no
tsnmGLf nt..n hini'W MJ f,r b VIII Wcn onkcI
~. s,te,i % stn,Ion ~ I, , mn. frnn1i fiat ~.
soa' 01 T. ~ e s'i
wy "ss'estsa ~ ss''o's '''e s~Ss's'
The residence Of Mrs. James Manny, OH State
street, near ThEfty-fourtl, wna entered by ts'teu
n,asked burglars ut an early hour yesterday
morning. Ascryant hcarsl ttIlr entrance, md
uput, giving faint alarm tho fel1ows went
prll-mcll over the kitchen furniture IN their
hazto to reacl. tho back door, thereby alarming
, 1877-02-07

Springfield; 4. +. ttri.woid. Erie. ra ;Chafle: Il.
Palmer, Tornnto; Gen. william Hamilton, San
!: Masehr ii Montan": n i il 7 }eScriss. 7on!.s!l'o;
". h. Hodges, St. Lontsi tho IIon. John +. ffa-
con, Huston; Gen. i. ". .tordon 1own; aohn
0cosse De 1Iayen, Iowa; L. Il. iIasl. Lako gu.
pcrlot.
, 1877-02-07
HllIE GLASS.

Blue S1Aa& arranged IT. black walnut frames for
curative purposes, after Gen. floasontoa'a theory.
mats TO hang In any window. ". II. %e1ls &
pso., sols manufacturers, ~ aud 80 franklin
street. Price, -.
, 1877-02-07
LADIES AS WELL As GENTLEMEN

who have tried Dr. AcChetuey'a new Turkish,
KuAsan, rapor. and electric baths, at tho Faluare
House, pronounce them tbs dnest In the West
50 Mouroe at1eat luxxt Cohba uhsasIl.
, 1877-02-07

OEhTKAS.


1I0WsER-Joscph!no, vito Of George ". How.
scr, OF laughter, Feb. i, 1877.
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same mingled here and there with silk strands
Of contrasting color, cardinal' orange: blue,
and a dark rich green. Mr.. q. p. Adams, "a. On
very latest styles: the prices are from i've to
fhey say fashion has, latterly. leaning To- g
ward simplicity, but do not think the materials
for dress goods we're ever more rich or elabo-
rate Of design, and surely the trimmings are
most costly; for instance.
MOURNING DRESS OF BLACK CASHMERE
WAS trimmed In deep bands of Grape; a demi-
long skirt. bordered with o plating six inches
i'm depth the polonase was cut very long. al
most 10 the edge of the skirt in front; 1t sloped
off into a demi-train at the back where It was
looped up only enough to escape the plated
trimming on the skirt. The polonaise was
trimmed with wide bands OF Grape. cut on the
bias the front was ornanented from tOp 70
bottom with two bias bands. studded with
ciseurons Of silk; likewise in bands one and 9
half inches wide the t ptbs a
back with revers. while plating finished the
edge. And 50 on with descriptions OF other
the trimmings consisted of many yards of silk
velvet at six dollars the yard. or OF rich gros
grain. with fringes OF clair de tune, or OF small
cut beads.
AN EVENING DRESS OF PINK SILK
surmounted with old lace, whose garniture con-
sisted Of silver leaves, roses and deal Iolage
others ornamented with that new silk ruch1ng
which closely initiates feathers; others aga,n
leaves In delicate silk. All this IS beautiful.
effective, but not simple, or by any means mex
pensive.
IN GLOVES THERE ARE FEW NOVELTIES:
the to,,t ieglove is considered the most durable
and stylish. At Mr.. Kreegaar's establishment
we were shown these in sef-colors, which are
| thought to be the handsomest and best wearing
above all the prevailing tints. Self-eoiors are
the tiuts that most resemble the color Of the kld
| and come In very pretty light shades. For gen
eral wear less than three buttons Is not consldt
| cred stylish while for evening the numper OF
buttons is scarcely limited.
In Paris for full dress occasions bonnsts arc
] made entirely of 1rhite kid. FLORENCE.
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Get Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Texas SKA oHAf canpte NeW Yort hG3n ndsay
New York; .Jno D Benton. Jackson; VIM K
tnssrfG VsGnrg Bn san mG5dn NEW ss York
John Howorth. Pittsburg; Mrs Geo i ker5haw,
Miss; Thos Roberts, Philadelphia; B ", An
drews. Philadelphia; ghas clarendon, Ga, A
NO:J Il Gutter. N ii; G Guieau and wife
St Louis JAS e Barley and wife, Dalas, Tex
Z W Smith. Dallas, Texas; ! NJ Chapman. Dali
lag Texas sI y Mi nps1 NeY York rorrou 1ohn
f Renn y hHr bwo eR Ms 6 sew we and
child Quebec: Mrs Timpson and SOM city
L W Miller city,. E H Marfee. Pass Christian
J Nuswanger Va; q Fl Van Arden. N Y: 9 l.
HH2ustonnh Tenn smt ho Vsnz Smith witt
WIS., Ta91 k1 Ro Moro neM MISC
z Harris, Sam A Gault. La; NJ Davis. Ind: + Fl
.CABsfDY's-E. Enos, Deer Creek, Miss IS. P.
city; Edward J. johnson. Cincinnati Chris
Jonas. Ga 3; Geo W. Brewer. Va; Isaac Cope
Evansville; chas. Cutler. Jackson, Tenn. Shelly
Mann; Lewis Brown, VIM. Wallace, Lexington 7?
Ky: Henry Pierson, Cane river, La; =. Glib
son, W. H, Harris and wife. La: L. W; sewel
VIM G. Goodall. Mobile; s. II. Whltworth, Emms
Bergeron. Miss; Thos. W. Hutchinson. Z. FL
CITY HOTELN Miss II Milne, Biloxi; A Poi
tevent Miss W F johnson, Miss; s Rizzo city
W H Green Clinton; NJ l. Williams, st, Gabr 81
CW Wills LII ottn Rigsrs' far Enn "
ham, Alabama: 9 = Clarke and son, Ennis: Z
Tribe and wife, Texas: J II Wrampelemeir
Louisville c r Wickham and daughter, Miss
Hilyard, Miss John Welder, Texas; Gentin
TeX4S,
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Down In n silver Mine.

Virginia New Enterprlse.J
Those who have never personally. inspected
idea of the degree of heat to be found theron by
visiting the Savage works at the change OF
shifts The men. r together as close as .,
the shaft all steaming hot. for all the world like
bunch of asparagus just lifted from the. pot.
They make their appearance IN CLOUD 81 team
profound" and ore dimly seen until they step
forth upon the floor of the works. As the men
half a minute his little private cloud Of vapor;
AS this passes off the man is seen to be naked
from the waist up. his skin as wet as though he
had just been lifted out of q pool of WATER The
men bring up with them besides the steam, an
amount of heat that may be felt by the spectator
as they pass
considered quite eool-wh at then. must 1t be
hundreds of feet below, where the men started
from-doWn where the waite. stands at 157 de-
SCENT is too hot for it. 1t is only when the
hot, moist air coming UP from the lower regions
strikes the cool air toward the top Of the shaft
that it takes the form Of steam. Dgwn there
where the men come from you must keep your
hands off the pump column and the pipes. and
Il PICK up iron t29 you viii st pa
they handle things with gloves on. or wrap rags
about the drills they are guiding and iron appa-
ea asy n o1 h
have drawn few mouth1uls OF not air into
your lungs. go
PCrSplfe! IL IS no name LOT IL. lou are IKE
sponge that Is being squeezed. You are ready
to believe that you. have ten million pores to
every square inch Of surface. or as many more
as any authority may mention, and that all
these pores are as big as the cells of a honey
comb. You go for ice water and it almost seems
to hiss as It passes down your throat-you keep
going for 1t, and thus, in p short time. lind out
what becomes of the tons and tons of ice that
are daily consumed in the mines. Remain be.
low among the miners for an hour or two. and
when you are finally popped out at the top Of
the shaft all red hot and steaming, among the
other asparagus sprouts. you will appreciate
the beauty. the light and the GOODNESS OF the
upper world
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rLrRrArroN MUSINGS.
-IAll,anu Arr,,s |

[Albany August
A crowded room; enchanting beauty.
In the waltz, glides here and there.
To strains Of sweet, delicious music.
Floating softly on the air.
Small hands held in firmer grasp.
Pulses beating, light feet flying:
Melting glanceS, softly given:
Music swelling. fading. dying.
Thus we dance; and then fair Pussy.
Leaning lightly on my arm.
Saws oh dear Let us stop dancing,
For-oh, dear-t's awful warm
Then we leave the dancing throng,
And go out into the night.
To quiet, shady corner,
Where we are quite hid from sight.
There we sit and talk sweet nonsense
Till feel my heart grow holder;
Then steal my arm round Pussy,
With her brown head on my shoulder.
Once again we join the dancers.
And / notice smiles and gancing
Given me tbut why know not)
By the jewellers near us dancing.
Then fair Pussy, looking upward
To answer something have said,
Takes in at once the situation
Drops her eyes-her face grows red.
Out into the night once more
The musics strains still growing louder:
How horridl Pussy says, just look!
Your shoulders white as snow with powder
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

John A. Morris ct d. vs. d. @. Johnston ct al
In this suit John A. Morris ct al. are the Louis
iana Lottery Company, who allege that they
have the sole right, under q contract with the
state-for 80 they denominate the legislation
granting their oharter-to carry on lottery and
vend lottery tickets in this State. They aver that
Johnston and Auth, of No. L. Commercial Place.
defendants. were formerly employed by them to
sell their tickets, but that they have been dis
charged and are no longer in the employ of the
company; yet, in violation of the exclusive rights
of plaintiffs, these parties continue to sell bogus
tickets ON their own account, thus avang them
selves of the drawings of the Lottery Company.
Plaintiffs ask that an Injunction Issue forbi ding
the further pursuit of ts illicit traffic, and for
damagep, which are fixed at $4,000.
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fSt. Louis Times.

lSb. Louis JlIloS]
WASHINGTON. Nov 28-It is quite doubtful
whether Col. Effingham Lawrence IGov War
moths protegel will ever EFT tie Office ce q Col
has nominated him. There is the best author
ity for the statement that were it not for the
Withdraw the nomination of Col Lawrence, and
substitute that Of Mr., Packard. who. was the
leading candidate for the place before the NOM
inatiOn was made The President had not met
Mr.. Packard when he sent in the name of Col.
Lawrence but he has since had two inter-
views with him. and they have talked over the
whole question and it appears Mr. Packard has
made good impression on the President, as he
does on nearly everybody Mr.. Hayes is now
sorry that he did not nominate him. He was
altogether OF the peculiar rea to tb OF
nomination is on that account bound to suffer
severe criticism. The Republicans In the Senate
are generally opposed to lawrence but fayora "a
very much in favor of the nomination OF Law
renee being allowed to fail of confirmation, in
which case Packard will certainly be appointed
instead of Lawrence.
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Read Navra's invitation to the China Palace.

Canal street can boast of no more select an
well displayed assortment of jewelry than is
monds. Ia Sc or single, are maryels Of beauty
and their setting cannot be surpassed in ele-
ganre and finish. His assortment Of gold
made from the best and most reliable manufac-
turers of Europe and this country. His store is
stocked with the finest and latett designs Of
rum viii convince our readers that Tyler has
succeeded In his endeavors to please his GUS
toners. Having thoroughly experienced work
men under his supervision he can at all times
manufacture or repair iewelry and watches to
the satisfaction of all.
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SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Succession of Mrs. Emma Witt opened.
THIRD DISTRICT COURT

The EnJunctiOns Against the Judgments
of the Superior District Court
for City Taxes.
W. G.. Hodges We. Civil Sheriff and city Of New
Orleans; jas. Darcy vs. OWL Sheriff and city OF
New Orleans; John Rheinthal vs. Civil Sheriff
and city of New Oreans.-These cases were yer
terday discontinued on motion OF the plaintiffs
attorney, and not OF Mr.. Blanc, the City Attorney,
we're iniuuctions taken ont against certain judg-
ments rendered by the Superior District Court
for city taxes upon the ground that the judg-
ments of that court were void and the writs
issued from it had expired. FL. O. Dlbble, Esq,
attorney for the plaintiffs, discontinued the appli
cation for ipjunetions.
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It Palais Royal holiday catalogue.
RAILROAD DEPARTURES.

Among the departures by the Mobile fast line
New York; G. Stroebel, Pensacola; Ed. A.
Newell. Jacksonville; b, Rainey, Washington
J. Fl. Smith. Boston: P, Steele Pensacola; Geo.
York: Henry Person, philadelphia Y. G. Har,
ris Montgomery: W. Fl. Davis. West Point: j.
g. Ligan. New York; VIM. Bard, st. Louis
Philadelphia: f. Ryder. Baltimore: J. d. Fer
guson New York; ]. NJ Nathans. Philadelphia
Prof Albert Webb, W. Il. Strathemont and NJ. G.
Ltppns New York.
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Floral surprise for a Bride.
TRoaton ,JourDal.1

One of the handsomest pieces of floral work
week TO surprise bride on her return from
her wedding tour In her house was placed a
bed Of flowers, the groundwork being com
p0sed of maroon carnations to represent ma
hoeany. and at each post-top was Gala lily
and ring of yellow. rosebuds. TO- initiate the
brass rings once so fashionable. The counter
quilt in all kinds of flowers, the sheets and pill,
lows were of white carnations, and a canopy Of
smilax covered the whole. The cost was over
@1oOO
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Eugland's Interference i'm the Eastern
War.

Lord Stratheden Campbell and other Turkish
sympathizers in London tried a few days since
to bulldoze Lord Derby into a declaration of
England's purpose to interfere directly in favor
Of Turkey. His LordshiR said no saw no reason y I.
not improbable that in the event of another
passage of, the :, Russian army across the tn.
make some powerful efforts to drag Eng
land into the conflict. There is a large
element of Engishmen who have been duped
are Just now exceedingly anxious to get back
their guineas. The Turkish government owes
Individual Englishmen about one thousand
millions Of dollars, which they have been ad--
vancing to the Porte since 1854 at good rates of
interest. No interest has been paid for three
years. and If Turkey goes under in the present
That is what is the matter with large number
of her maiesty's subjects, who want her to send
the British army TO help the Sultan out OF his
Scrape.