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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-23
st. Ylary's
To6ter Acaoemp
ct. 9unatus, Safiun Co., Soma.
2lntsr Der Seitnns Der S&wsftrn bon
2totre Dame.
Caus s.n @unsrsauCs in Rilraui,e.)

(Nus etn Watterbaufe In Yilrautee.)
Disfss Snfttut. bic srfs bis Date. une sin,ist ssrartis
gufdlt In Scpa, bat I'D bic t5bere Gusbtleuua ub II.
Il brus pom iansen Wdetsn iur aufsabs sema6t. Dt
aufalt liset In elmer eeianosn Ssrsstsene. unptit hes glti.
itiNppts unb Der 9tfnbdbn, IL @teltn ilelth pom DUBUQUE
bic fatti6en Ssbdues fno nit aatn SsauemIi&ftittn Der.
febsn, une tas lsibii6e ebtnip gut ais eds sttfiss t8ptl Der
3ssltnee. pire nsbeu ibrer 8ertti hung nt6t aus ben Austn
stlahtn. @udumist s~pislpldst Nns UNI itt Nnfalt.
Gliern, e.neu eds gpppl itr Z Rtnetr am 6u,en ltsat,
isnnsn niSts sslsrss tban as bic SSSter, s.nsa lie eRn.
bSbsrs grsisbuns tu etbtn ranfttn, ben S6rsasrn sen
Rptrs DAME, In Ct. Denatus dubupsrtrdutn. Das 9iab-
rte Sehsbtn Der Gfaetmu. bic jotirtibeu sepenuenen
treunet, uni Die antrftnnune Der ssifuneen ine fpreaenpt
3sl8ti.
Sebinsunsen Der 3oslinse:
Rot uns ltat,rrta, in tnsl f6sr unt ssatfhr Spra.
OF, i'm Stnssn uns IN serSbnltttn 5anbarstt,
ten. tapritn "-......... .."'. -......:"..:.."-$lN.OO
piano une @esrau6 bee Snfrumsn,ss piut,lidbrts 1000
@uttarrt 500
6.O0
3ettrtu une 500
prisat unisrridt in fransri der Stt6srsi, 5aar.
arbeit une Slumtnmatsn, rter~ ttlidbrts $50
Uatsarseit. 700
las S6uliabr bssinnt nit benz 4. Nsntas
I'm Ssptsmber, unb enbst nit benz lssten Don.
nsritdg i'm Suli.
3Sslinst rerbsn ~ irs.ns elmer Belt aussnpmnttu, uus
ppn etefsm Datum an bic Rt6uun9 eefslt.
Btatlunstn edteter risrteiidbris, pprdus.
Cine ~sselmdBts 3tit ees 9intrittts fur bic 9paltnst, Ia
ppn Der srpetsn 9Dtttigteit fur ben 8ertaars etrielbsn, fcrtt
fen. g9eesn udbsrtr austunit wtnst man flo manbl,& psr
f6rtftlit IN Ten
Rev. NJ. j. FLAMMANG,
st. Donatus,
cetr Sister Sup. NJ. SEBASTIAN,
ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
st. Donatus, Jackson Co., Iowa.
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An Unique Case In the History OF Di-
vOrcPa.

The case of Louis Berge and Mrs.
Martha A. Berge, on trial before the
New York courts last week, is certainly
a unique one in the history of divorces.
Mrs. Berge, who was very wealthy, mar,
ried, q number of years ago, one Louis
Berge, a poor music teacher and con-
cert singer The couple lived together
many years, had five children and then
quarreled. Mrs. Berge sued for a di~
vorce, which her husband allowed her
to get. According to the laws of New
York, q person against whom divorce
has been obtained, can not marry again.
To avoid this prohibition, Bergc moved
to New Jersey, where no such law ex-
lists, and there married another woman.
A very short time after this second
marriage Berge and his divorced wife
struck up new friendship. The result
of il was that Berge left his second wife
aud, returning to New York, remarked
the first one, Mrs. Berge No. 2 having
in the meanwhile secured divorce.
The divorced and newly married couple
got on pretty well at first, but soon
quarreled again, and not only separated,
but Mrs. Berge had her husband ar
rested for burglary in entering her
apartment without her consent. The
result was highly dramatic scene in
court, where Mrs Berge denounced her
husband as "a scoundrel and swindler,"
and wonnd up by fainting dead away
ON the witness stand. 1t is probable
that after dozen or more divorces the
Berge couple will be prepared to live
together decently as husband and wifei
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GRAIN Ann uaGADsruFFs,

WHEAT-Choice - a., good mlinngSl 30
9fl 'O hir " lO9sl iui low grades v 600
oAls-sellug only 10 feed men, ao@S5c;
scpfcr,
OOHN-lexas, IN slucG, bas0jc; In de-.
hAnl, hhollel, none Offering,
BARLEY FhEp--jl@lOa,
hNE-iic
HAi-u 0OglO W per tom hungarian aud
Millut slO9l2,
bad roats have caused great scarcity Of
hl Kinds OF grain uud prices have been
iorc-d up far beyond liH value,
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COMMERCIAL
MnNETARY.

Ile monetary market igHluewhn string
elit Ill ouislaH nuaintss, but there 10 ample
elhi pnrposea.
uulp- huying large pieces nii small OK.
S.lllngi large or small ll,
lLNEk-Aomlnal.
Therals hnt little gold or silver IA market.
EAuHANHE- Unmm,.eNL l. Isr am,
dlhot uni bank, par
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LuVk-Falr demand, which H. met freely
AZ lhh lllluW.nB quotations CIusauut, Ia
s.aagks n ~, Van JRuinlo Us %, Empire n hO;
AAAW ali Eagle ~ 0l; Magnolia. In sioka,
~ lnuu ~ w. Indds xxx, 81 rs, state
star Mills Xxx, u m.
BRAN -from ~ 20 SOC,
CORN MEAL-UOb,
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LIME ANn UI.mrNr-

LlhE-Ihe best quality H. barrels IN worth
w Ia bnlk, 81 oOi ordinary Dallas, 25c, poi
Oushel,
CEMENf-llosendl5- 81 worth ~ u barrel
Louisville best, little kept u 80 " barrel,
Dallas, e. Co.
rLASrEA IL worth S. 30 N barrel.
fhe suppyiol the above mentioned arti-
loi II amp do.uaud far; market hrm,
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mInEN ANn rEI.TnILa.

HlpES-Dry hiut, IL Ni and upward, lSc.;
dN llnt, IL lN and upward, damaged, lOc,:
dfy NUT klps and calf llci dry salt, 70 M
ana upMMlt llr.i green butchers, no,
SHEET fhl'l'S-Euvh, owing to wool, 9Ol
moi white wool, long, 2lcS white wool, mII
clip, lO9Ac,; black wool, lNr,
BUZZ ALo-Bullb, 10; ,uES, DC,
TALLOW-ln barrels, ilat,
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A Darlington, Wisconsin, sportsman
shot seyenty-seven squirrels in one day
John Morrissey is out with an address,
in which he insists that he is works
;ngman Johns hardest work is maxi
ing anybody believe it. ia q
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OLD,
TRIED,
ANN
TRUE.
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment,
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

THIS llnlinent very naturally originated 10 Ameri.
ca, Nhero Mature pnlvlirs ll hor laboratory such
surprising antldpira Tor Tho malAdea of nor ehil.
dron 10 lAinn has been spreading nr 81 years,
Until now II epcIrea The hahiiaho rlohe,
The hekran Mustang Eminent u d naiehless
melleuf All external anNnut iui man and heAst
Iofhrk owners aud mrinrrA " " Invaluable
angle hoitlo olton ahvea % human lln o. ~
sloteA lhe usefulness nj an excellent horse, "a,
COW, on hheeh
II cures foot rot, hoofail, hollow horn, uuh.
AofeW'wnrm, Ahonldcrpi, mango, The hliu aud
atinga " pNnonnua feptlrA aud ihseris aud every
such drawback Ia stock hrrpdlng aud hnah Ina
u cures every external trouble NJ hufara such
a. lamonets, scratches, hWnny, spuina. mundor,
wind Fall, ring huue, etc, Otu
Tho Mexican Mustang lmimrnt ~ tho Quickest
euro In the world Tor Nccldeui, occurring M Tho
fAnilN, Va Tho Ahiruve NJ a pAyNuhn, such "a
burma, HCAlla, aptuna, ouiu, olcp aud ul iheumn.
tlan, And Alllhesi cngtnderrd by pymnufo TAR
ticulArly valuable a. Miners,
II "a tho cheapest rmody IN the world for 70
penetatra Tho muscle 10 the bouo, aud alnglo
application Is generally anlulent Ia cum
Mexican Mustang lAnlmeut u PIT up Ia throa
al1o1 ofh0ttlea, tho larger pnoa icing pfoportlon
Aely much tho cheapest
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Medical College
OFAbBBAMA.


AT M o u I T. e.
The winter course of Jscturs at this In
stitutiOu will commence on u 18th OF No
VEN Der next, and close April !, 1878.
The preliminary course Will begin about
the middle OF October, At which time the di-
rectOry rooms will be open.
The College has always been well patron
lied By Texas students, and reference ~
made 10 It's many graduates, In various
parts OF the state.
For cirSsJar and further particulars. ap.
ply TO w. II. ANDERSOlT, N. D.,
Dean ofth e Faculty.
tblls, Auglst 1871. auiy5dltv2m
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Centaur
.LininnentS.
One Kind fol the Human Family.

The Other for Horses and Animals.
These Llniments are simply the wonuer OF
the world. The effects are little less than
marvellous.
Toe white Liniment ls for the human
family. 1t will drive rheumatism. Sciatica
aud neuralgia from the system; cure Lum-
bagO, Chilblains, Lock jaw, Palsy, Itch, and
most CatnneOus Eruptions; 10 extracts frost
from frozen hands and feet, and the poison
of bites anu stlngs OF venomous reptiles; II
subdues BWellings, ami alleviates pain OF
every kind. When sprains or bruises occur,
it is the most potent remedy ever discovered
10 heal the Injured parts. The Centaur Lin.
iment IL used with great e1icacy Tor Sore
Throat, TOUfhdche, Cdled BredSls, Earache,
aud Weak Back. The foIlowingis but sam.
pie OF the numerous testimonials.
INDIANA HOME, Jefi. Co., Ind, May -, 1873
al think it my duty to inform you that !
have suffered much with sWOiteft feet and
chords. A few bottles OF Centaur Liniment
has done the work for me. | nave not been
free from these swellingsi 10 eight yedrs. Now
Tam perfectly t0eh The Llniment ought 70
be applied warm; ,
The proof Ia In the trial. II Is reliable, II
IS handy, IL is cheap, ana every family
ch ould have the Whiteen Ctaur Linim en-
The yellow Centaur Linimept Is
adapted 10 the tough muscles, cerds and
fissh OF horses and animals. IL has PERFORM
ed more wonderful cures la three years of
SPAWN, Strain, Wind-galls, scratches,
sweeny, and general Laneness than ell
other remedies In existence. Read what the
great TX pressfaeB say of IL:
"NEw YORK, January, lS7i.D
HEyery owner of horses should give the
Centaur IinimeDt a ulal. We consider II
the bat article ever . sed In our stables.
al. MARSH,
"Supt Adams Ex. Stable5, N. Y.
"E. PULP,
"supt. ". =. Tx. Stables, N. Y.
ALBERT \. OLIN,
'Supt. Nat. Elk. Stables, n. u"
The hes: patrons Of this Llniment are Far
mera and Veterinary Surgeons, who are con-
annually using some Liniment. 10 heals
ais, Wounds aud POll-eyil, removes \ well.
ings, and Is worth millions % dollars an
uually to Farmers, Livery linen, Stock grow
ers, 5heep-raisers, and those having horses
or cattle.
What = Farrier cannot DO for 90 the Cen.
tsur Imminent will do at a irifilng cost.
These Linimenis are sold By all dealers
,llf ougilout the country. They are v srranted
bv I'M propTietors, aud bottle Will given
10 any farrier or Physician who Gesires 10
test them.
Laboratory Of ]. 3. Rose L Co..
20 Day st., NEW YORK.
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Tax Notice.
DIR. y. y Or IL 20.
OFFICE OVER OGDEN a woLFFs STORE.
Cor. Elm and Lamar Streets, Dallas, Texas

Does general practice IN Medicine and Sur.
gerry. Gives special attention to D diseases OF
iO0Hien and chitdrcn, and to all diseases per-
tainiug Ia Office practice.
OFFICE uGNSULFATION FREE.
A circular on diseases Of the Heart and
Lungs, Nasal Cldrrh, Dyspepsid, Ttmors,
HemOTrhoids, Etc will be sent TO any adj
dress, by mall, on receipt two three cent
stamps.
Also Private Circular sent sealed on receipt
of two three cent stamps.
Office hours-9 to ii a. M, to and 20 o
m, iy29dtf
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Highest tnperatuTe-""......."",. --
Lowest temperature, ..-..,.,........,......... -
Average temperature NJ IL m,.......,.....
hhllhIl III 8b-lUU
ID. W. BARN ETH,
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NEW 1Ohki NONemDbr o.--COttOn Hf N ef.
WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY.
Uplands. ..,..,..,.." ll1sc ll3sJ
Orleans, ,,,.,..,..,. ll54c 1AD
Sales al bales. FuIuIes ST Ong. Nov ON
Der IL O7@il Oc, december IL O3gll O6c; Jan
uary 1t lU@lt ice; February II lOgll 2ic;
March IL S5gll Ssc; Apru Il 4Vgll 80.
NishG-UOtton ann. Uplands n1Ao; orleans
NE. Sales vi bales, Consolidated net re-
celpps i67, ll6 bales. Exports 10 Great Britain
SI2t2 bales; France 1895 bales; Continent
1921 bales Channel I,3I4 bales.
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OCCULIST
DIR. NJ. J)SEPHTHALL.

Formerly of Waco and Occulist Of State
Bind Aisylum, Austin.
He's permanently located at Sherman.
where isprepared.to treat all diseases Of the
eye. .octl6-3m
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BY TELEGRAPH


GALVESTON, Nov, mOer S-Gold 81 0l15@
VI O219. Exchange New York sight - dis.
New Orleans sigut a discount
"a premium.
NEw YORK, November S.--Stocks lower.
Money per cent. cod VI W.. Exchange
long "a 81; short 81 So. state bonds quiet.
Government bonds lower.
al. vi
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DISSOLUTION.

Not ice is hereby given that on the 18th OF
Heptf mber, 1871, the real estate 6rm Of j. p
aent Jobn p. MurnI " r.stitInz. and The I'm.
sine - continuing in the name Of W. =. Cum.
mil and J. III. DAVIS.
Fither partner Ia allowed to Use the name
of the firm in LIQUIDATION Of all debts due to
aud from the paituership. -
JOHNP. MURPHY,
W. CUMMINs.
The undersigned desires TO return his sim
cere thanks TO the patrons Of the late hrm
OF j. y. Murphy 10, and recommends the
new frm OF CumI1ins q Davis TO their IA
vorable consideration -
octlidIm up. MURPHY.
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COTTON htnIeInnni,

tOr the week ending November ?, 1877.
Furnished THE HERALD by d. W. Barnett,
Reporter In this city for the National Cot.
ton Exchange,
stonk ON mind Aeptemher lst. l@
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Cotton Market

GALVESTON November S.-Cotton-reccipt
23 0 DHles. EXports-nOne. sales $40 bales
Stock ID, 1S bales.
Cation uuiaL.
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New FORK, Nov. S-Sterling dun, heavy
At per cent. Money per ceoJ. Cola steady
ut u O21s. Government bonds steady. StuIe
bonds quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, November S.--GOld 81 O234
al u. sight a discount. Sterling BANK
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COTTON MARKET,
Market dull; Middllng 9Iac, Low Mid
ding 0ac. Good Ordinary SO.
METEOROLOGICAL.
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Total .,,.....,...,,,..,...,.....,,. lOSSG
Shipped this wees, wees; '',',","''"' ,lS
since sept. l, ls7D..,,,. 1900
, 1877-12-11
CEMETERIES.
WallhAlm,

"alun4lEus
A meeting OF tho Stockholders OF Wa1dbeim
Cemetery Association was held at Klarc's, No.
~ North Clark street. yesterday afternoon At y
o'clock. About thirty gentlemen wore present.
'rhe PrcalIrnt, Mr. E. X. Lott, occupied the
chair, aud William Iatel acted a. Secretary. Tie
special ohloct Of tho gathering was tho coustd.
bern OF the organization to sctake possession Of
tho eftneterv. they having assigned It BY trust
deed t. copartntrshlp Ut nine of ttleir lne11-
Gera last spring. III urder to SECURE tho payncnt
Of an indebtedness OF y go. The shareholders
are ls,0o0 shares Of stock, 1,9oU Of which
aIe and WeEe held by the gentlemen
who assumed and cancelled tim inacbsedness
above mentioned. TIE shares Gust tl5 cagtl.
lute control Ut tho cemetery aud the other
stockholders being drstrous Vi 10 tluiuR, IL was
proposed that the shareholders pay in Sl5 On
each share Ut tue stock they held, aud thu. buy
the property back. The meeting favored tha
rlar. and dsci1ct, to accept the offer thus made.
Nuw stock Will therefore be tssueu and t4keu up
BY thu shareholders, and after that is accom-
pItahcd tbs ttto 10 the Csmetery will b. rc-
Transferred to thu Association. 1t IL proDosod to
turthpr improve tho ground next season. uuHug
tue past euIunler new and latge vault has bccn
constructed 1t q cost VI e33,3W. Four thousand
lots have beet! sold, EanQfuE frotn Is to 25 ceat4
st @ e e.,. ns tt tss: y ,sg gsxsa %
ciatiou waa S33o,0OU. Tacrs arc thirty acres oi
unlmproye4 ground At tAs cemetery. The pro-
ccedinRa Ut tAo MsctiuE Wero conducted In Ger
'luAo. and the proposition WAS thoroughly dia-
cussed.
The lot.owners In 0laceland Cemetery met IN
Room u Chamber of CommeEve yesterdayt aud
elected A. J: Axerill aud Jerome Bcsehrs
death q Elbridge q, nsii aud tha ] rss.s2a,ion ion
Of Van II. uiRKlns.
, 1877-12-11

snnday, they awaited hts coming Inst Sunday.
When told TINT he wns wanted he Eare
mp without n Femonstsnncc, nntl came
on to this city on United State,
warrant procured from Commissioner liornc
CHARGING him With murder. lie was takcn hc-
fore that magistrate yesterday afternoon, but
when tie sizc of the vcrtniu III the County jail
was portra9c1 to him hc agreed to 70 to Can
nda without the necessary rcqulsItl1n anil pa-
Ecrs. IIc denied the charge OF murder. but did
not deny tho killing, and seeing that he would
be Obliged TO return to Quebec IN the end. he
quietly consented to 90 on pcaccabty with
Canadian detective md one OF Pfnkerton's
Officers.
Thus has this country. become rid oi man
who might have proved equally IA dangerous
to the community a. the notorious Ranlc,
whom he greatly resembles In tbs character and
actions. Bartley Is ot medium height, clear
cut features, andtan Intelligent face, lic,i shows
up we'll cyen under the rough Granger disguise
Iii which be appeared. There Il also sinister
expression about tile eyes and mouth that Is
not unlike that given to tho villain Kando 10
tile photograph,.
, 1877-12-11

Br. Louis, Dec. 1o.-At a meeting Of tho
Board Of Directors OF the Merclante' Exctargo
this afternoon, Ex-Governor aud er.Congrcss.
man Z. o. stanard offered tho following, which
WIS unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Hon. ]. D., cbatrec, Senator
from Colorado, has introduced into tho United
states senate. and .hs Hon: T; T. crittendeo. Of
Mlsaous, has introduced Into thu House Of Repre-
aentatlrss the following resolution thers Follows
the preamble and reao!ntton rcforsed to regarding
the Union Pacific Raitroa4l and
. WnEnrAs. a faithful compliance BY the Pacific
Railroad and branches with ths conditions Of Its
charter and tho several acts Of Congress nuundatory
thsFeto, requiring m equal pro fate Ut
and relief from the present unequal and unlawful
discrimination against part 0f tile country, Ia Of
the greatest inteIc. sna importance to t:e people
Louis; therefore,
Merchants EXCHANGE 9! u. Louis. that the Sen
ators and men1bess Of Congrths from Missouri be,
snd they ure heroby. earnestly requested to give
their prompt md active support to every measure
IN Congress- having Tor its purpose complete md
immediate enforcement NJ tlis s!ghsa Of Ill The
people under tho laws creating and authorizing MD
10 ths Union Pacific Railroad and lts branches.
, 1877-12-11
THE WEST PARKS.
Attorneys Fees.

The Board Of West Park Commissioners held
4 special nipcttny yesterday afternoon At I
o'clock, with President Wilcox In tho chatr.
There were present Messrs. Hrcnock, McCrca,
Woodard, Wood, Wllken, .an4 Col. Bennett.
Commissioner McCrca moved that whcu they
10 Into 40 election OF Secretary TINT tho session
be private. Carried. The Board lat with closed
doors for two llours or more.
Thu minutes Of the last meeting wsre read and
approved, Including al appsoprlatson for $500
for attorney fcGs for dctgust 1T fur members
Of the Buatl who will be called upuu to answur
III application for quo Wurranto IN thu Grim.
OLD Hoarti.
Col. Bennett moved reconsideration OF tho
resolution, which was carsleu. liz then asked
tIat the matter bo laid uycr until next meeting.
prcafdcut Wilcox WAS anxtous to have tho
appropriation 1iade, as he thought It was justt.
The reason Col. Bennett tna4le t.,c ,aotio,,
was because hs thought the appropriation would
com;aiss!oper ,Yoodard thought Il Va. well
" settle tlle question now, ~ tlcre would be an
appeal no doubt, md tAefu would hare to hs
legal cxpenscs pruvded for.
On motion Of Commissioner Wuolsrl, the
whole tuatfer of cMploying lawyers WIS r.
power to art, and tn g!vv thcir reasons tor their
actions to u fnturu meeting OF tho Huartl.
i. skCAKrARr.
Tbs election of Secretary resulted In choos-
lpE William Kerr.
Col uenlett offered resolution to tho effect
thai the utllcu Of Secretary 10 DECLARED yaeant
trouI tue ttmu Commissioner Nilkun wax MP
polluted, except IS II was hllcd pro TEN. by tho
prtseut Buar1. The resolution WIS aloptcu.
Acting-Secrttary Wood offered 4 resolution to
tho effect that III examination Of The papcrs and
lnoneys fl hjs possession b. made BY the
Auditor before he turt'ed over ILLS Charge TO tbs
ncwly-elcctcd Secretary. Thu resolution was
, 1877-12-11
CAUGHT AT LAST,


Gsorre Hartley, u Canadian Murderer. Ar.
rcstod vt Du,la. III.
p,,,.,,. n..oa,t.s I~.a.~ :, .,,. .,.u
EHAc''ons Ds.se'"o "s."e5 ~ ~" e'sy
Yesterday sent oack 10 Cana'la man WHO has
became na notorious In that country q Ffauk
nauds has in tEts, His uamo ia ucorr. Hartley.
en1 ,ho .trv ~ hi. ,-.,nc~ I. ~ fro:h
.s, s.ss ",s ss ss,,
III t1e !h'hos o1 nme9icah ~ We'i
- Canadian newspaper readers that
It Il hardly worth repeating, tn
III. ,n.,nprr INV other shop ths rnoro i,nnor,
t. w.. t..'' av a n..s'.. A ""pes
taas features =. .ue eass' oa,tH!' " miosc W.
teecdeats nothing IL known, Kept farm near
Bcaucc, u town below Quebec. This district ha.
long been noted for tts stringent llouor laws.
md trtesd rhep Mains f,r.t h.enn hsr favor
ano' 'oaeeo' "as" '1@'ue vs. n'st pesaa ns& sAsot>
ito temperance thcnc' tue lower
Quebec dhtrict vaS generally accredited
with harlnQ started tho bail rolling first,
Aiono IN Inat Ranssmher n.rt1cv WA oc,,,. A.. ~
~a,,..' ,,.'.s s.,,'., 49, t,.' ~
se'!itg a4luoIs 'sot0 a's la1u'-aouse, t9iea, ana
convicted. The execution ssaued against him
called fos. = hnu OF $3.50 Of three months sery-
, 1877-12-11

not 6cCopAeu'
owing to tic opposition Of these samo gentle
ner, hs did not then make t public bccauae tho
no1nnsny was in tho market aa Il borrower, hut
es now does 80. for the Information OF tho
stoekhe1dc.s Tho taos' /; ~ T!ie! he presents,
1red S ~ the c9a e., an 1ao1
fompany, mnY bo briefly summed up In these
thres polnta: First, tic real earnings Of tho
sssi,rnad md the Coal aud Iron Company since
iii haye been "a ,6s0,87 and the dividends
bid BY tho railroad tls, ,93.:n or over aeven
c.sIoks, The amount Of tho Aoatinu debt was
Transferred; on too day when TIC books Of the
Rslfoad Company ', weFe to b. q balanced. .h fFotn m
@ @Goal and Iron Company and no con.
etn'ed from the. Board and tho stock
holders; third, TINT the loss on the
railiers l worked by tho Company has been
FAUX, DOS. IS, and the gain on ttoso ieascd Ina
freu ii, 7s3 101.92, the difference being the net
ioss, f2b7, 1850. According to tho books, on
the entire eonl-mininu operations Of both kinls
ID 1876 tho twin companies lost so, oils, and
ytt paid IN dividends and taxes on dividends
x87,O025A
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determined effort to please, and carries Will, her
the sympathy Of The audience, who came to en-
Joy Without crisir'.ng. She has, also, still her
fpcciaitEes and exhibits them. especially her
wonderful powcr Of Eliminating tone, though
tllt effect Il sometimes dangerous, as Was ahown
III "Thc Old Fclka at 1ionie.H Her popularity
evidently Inns not suffered, tor she was received
with quito as enthusiastic welcome Al that
which greeted her last winter md, LAYING severe
criticism ono siJe, she deserves tt for
her fntomitnblo pluck. Mr.. Artmcklc blew
Of iIartmans !" Fnntasfc" aud Lewis "Younr
Americn Polka" which hn made quite patr!ntic
With the introduction Of "The ssnr-SpanQled
Danncr,", aud also charmed It With l,ts ercorts,
plnyed Bninton's "ltondo Mazurka," md for an
eueorc the "Austr!an lfytun," arfanactl by him
self His tone ID very swcct and tender. and hs
pesf x 0y grseo any, eeRane
concert will bo given this evening. with another
excellent programme.