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The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

DR J. g. AVER still remains in an
asylum at Athol, Massachusetts. an in
durable maniac. At times be is ex~
tremeIy violent in his action. requiring
constant watching
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

Many of the towns throughout the
state, whose buildings are wooden struc
lures, are taking precautionary steps in
case Of tires. The recent fires in Paris
Lougview and other towns have put the
rest upou their guard
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

OY the tilty-nine DSs"Sr ..4;.
the triennial convention of the Episo,s
pat church, now in session at Boston
twen'y>nine are high church, fourteen
low church, fourteen moderates aud
two broad church
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

TVS Nsissnaa would not urge war
with Mexico, yet thinks that should it
come the United States ought to take
ia that entire county 1t wants the
whole hog or none.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
.AH Gnnknr with an Cnpro.saaseahss
Sanls pals faE \. 200 .sSs-

LONDON, October ia Bertha sle-
ciAl 10 the Times says the Ics-e- -
tt- failure Of the RittefrchaalechIma
h-nk, At stenti, will probably aInouat
20 over i5,010,0o marks.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

NE~ N0RK, Oe;oeer ls.-Co'urri
Jesse L HEiskeii, origluElly of Aibs-
nisris County, Virgins, one 0f he
oldest ABc formerly one OF the u1o-l
extensive mail contractors In ilis Unit-
ed States, died in HArTisoabgrg yes-
tsrizy.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

A Waco Ooy gave a minister a ten
dollar gold piece for baptizing him.
Business is business, and very likely
the handling Of that youth was fully
worth the ten dollars.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

We should infer from one or two cir
cumstanees, of late transpiring, that our
Denison namesake is opposed to female
suffrage. Fl. Benson let EN- vote.
What harm will it do2
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
Grans.' soiiiequy az si,aIespearc's
E0,s,b

Rochester Democrat ''ife was pref
y good Mt the play bissiness. = said Mr..
Grant, contenplatiyely regarding the
tomb of Shakespeare. but should like
TO have seen him fighting Bob Lee or
trying to be 4 good president with
Charles Sumner ehairman of the COM
| mittee on foreign relations
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

TifE San Antonio Liberal Association
ot Free Thinkers has been Incorporated,
aud regular meetings are now held.
The membership is represented as be-
ing large,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
rAr.- ehs.arsn Perish a. n--s.ax

MEAFEis. Ortoter I2-L.As. Trrs.
day NIGH the house ~ Hal AEdsr.
sor. cslared. ~ B.si=l s;stio1. IN
Hsxseod county, vas barness nnd
three of his eaiidrsn persisted in IN
iam~=, AID tSe icorth xss - haaly
harmed. that rs ilse - dezr~ir-a Of
Tns psrsnss he'd lsk ths shildssl
slons In the house.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
R.lox,n u.,nIy m. ,,.r,,

Philadelphia Tss,ss Il works SO
wel. that Boss Tweea's old partner,
Wiltiam E. Wenasin, has been renon.
iaatei TO the New York state senate by
the republicans OF the Auburn district.
The democratic oagl.t Ia nnminnte
Tweed now and say 30 more about ii.
THIS would be reconciliation.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

TnE editor Of the S,e,esa.H. asks the
question. 'Shal. We have q Moses for the
blacks p We give it up, But we are
sure that there are enough blacks for
several Moscses.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
fsiis~ Fe<rF az T-rnasafaa-SfN Ne-
ts.-s-. bns No DeAfh-

JACKSONVILLE, oCiots. i3.-six nez
eas.-s nf yellow isyoT ~ FeTnandina
to-day. No deaths are reported. Dr.
heEa,ion i critically sick.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
Fired of Politics, ehe People Turn
their Attention 10 Bustness

IL has been extensively stated that
the people are tired OF politics. 1t APP
pears, then, that when they get tired Of
politics they vote the democratic ticket.
Il must have been. republicans politics
that they weafied ei.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

LONDON, October lS.-Hon- Edwsr.i
fierEeront, United si4ies minister g.
Grsst Britain, has rendered HE rc-lg-
nation, To take effect Ola the ffst O;
D.-cesnber.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

COLUMBUS, October ls.-fhe IndIes-
t'ons nov sTe that The majority o.
biaA1P tdemOcratl for governor Of
Ohin, according to official figure, viii
~ net less than $500.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
Mysterious pI-spp-srn.ee Of .. y
grHaLt~N

MILWAUKEE,, October Ia. ~
brinki~yi 1ss.stan, attorney general
uodeE johnson, hAs di-sPPesret N.Y.
teSioosiy. lie Showed symPtntos 90
meatai disturbance for several dsy-.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

is'ni"n-R Kos. Racs-rinie gs 4innss-
Toronto, ont, October l5.-The rAes
between HsniOn and Ross won easily
oy Eanion. Time thirty-slx minute.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

NEW YoRR, October 4. -I.and lin
10 Anglsnd are stiil prosiratsd hy he
'ioria snd no dispatches Of to-day p
dale have yet been received fTOln I-iv.
ernnnI.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

TnEY become a. badly demoralized SIS
did the Georgia soldiers at the sight Of a
goober patch during the war.---Sdeyp,aa
hems,,r.
or as Martin did when he scented
- Lttgf,
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
ChattsEas.a Hs.st. ac.n,

CHATTANOOGA, Ala. Oci0aeT Ia
The iirst tale of cotton ever pre.-.d
here was pressed IN the new compr-s.
this morning.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

republican members had occasion 10 be
just az busy devising means whereby to
prevent the house from capturing the
znuase
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

lsossE, October l5.-AatOnio set
aicJa, al Italian lawyer and political
economist, = dead.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

TuE Mckinney fair commences Tues.
day There is good promise of fan
attendance.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
Ry J. l.. BARTow. / VOL. XIV.

LyEoAg coUSrT is tired Of local op-
tion, and viii petition for its repeal
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
ss-szis-esS sf a E.ak Szsr..s Ser z...-
beE<Iem~ur

MN Iossz, October i5.-Ssnnrsl ".
Gsnheid, prezident OF the Roeslzac
savings hank, arrested for comrsicity
IA euibszz4ing money Of the t-nE,
waived sxznl.astloa, and w.s eoaa-
niited in default OF 6AH.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20
Efabss lr tssfFssa.-e

BALTsaoIE, October I5.-Ta.Tsy-.ix
young isaiiss from Bslsinose, PoHa-
delpiiia, New Ycrs. Rcchesfer, New-
ark. Sew Orleans, csicsEs a-l = uara.
Der sf othe- plsces, Erooiyed ihe hasIt
Of tie orsier OF seho9i-sister- II NotTe
Dame, at II. James church this mora
ing. The reception vas witnessed by a
large congregation, including large
number OF irieE5s aud relatives OF the
rostulsnts. Atsix o'clock IN the MORN
ing mass was celebrated in the chapel
ofthe convent which sdjoins 81. James
or Aesquetta church, during which the
novices elected memoe.s OF she coma
munity received conmHBion.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

a republican caucus all he held to-
morrow, to consider The Louisiana aDd
South Carolina senatorial Representa-
ton. The democratic senators sls9
had a preliminary caucus. No action.
The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1877-10-20

Our late improvements give
us greater facilities ts show
our goods, and % walt upon
eur cssfesBers properly. No
pains viii be spared 10 please
eee and All.
Onrempssyessrc strictly pre-.
sassseA frsn nisrepresenalnu
ssr Goods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
FIRING LONG BRANCH HOTELS.
Repeated Efforts Of Inccndia ri-s-IIow InsuS.
ance Men are Alarmed.

LONG BRANCH, Oct. 15.--In the lnvestiga-
ton by the local authorities to-day into the lats
incendary fires in the Mansion House and East
End Hotel nothing was elected that would
lead to the detection OF tho incendaries
In four winters as many hotels have been
burned by incendIarism. aud in cG'h case Ito
hotel was set ON fire twice. the irs' attempts
being unsuccessful Tho Manson House has
three owners. and the prou. a., IL hrayily iu-
sured in New York ronlp.ni"-. Every ono OF
these companies tad II rrprc-' nintiVr ~ thu in-
vc~tiEaiion t-du,. Nud they sity that Il tine town
authorities do nal lnd tho culprit. thry Uu" IN
suranc" mem Nil institute a searching inyes-
ugation.
III incendiarlsm can be periodically uror.
tS"d here without IN" ~roun,irci- bnin-. hrrugnt
To justice. sau Il president OF cnr nf the insure
anc" companies present. . up insurance COM
pany will insure Long Branch hotel prep 'rty .s
any risk"
The East End Hotel has had .hC torch applied
to II twice within week. The iurn iihrioA
succeeded in destroying Proprietor Sriti's
barn on the night Of the late storm. thirty ton,
of hay being consumed, md had il not brrn tor
the efforts of the Long Branch and Red Bunk
Fro Departments the East End which is own "A
by Jay Gould. would have been swept AWAY hy
the flames. 4 reward of $500 is red lpr in
formation leading 10 the arrest .. the incen-
diaries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
THE VAR IN THE EAST.
Csndition Of Osman Pashs's Army-The situs
tton In Armenia.

ttOn IN Armcuin.
LONDON, Oct. 1.-THE alleged Hungarian
invasion Of Roumania is positively declared to
be hoax.
Roumanians assertthat desertcrs from Pevna
clUthing and ammunition and scantily pro-
visioned. Men and officers are tired OF fighting
and suffering and are disposed to surrender.
Adviocs. both from Russian and Turkish
sources. indicate that the Russians have occu-
pied the Yagni Hills Sarbston. and Kizil-Tepe.
which wore abandoned by Mukhtar Pasha.
and are mannuvring for an advantageous
position from which to make new attack on
the Turkish lines, which are now concentrated
about AladJa Dagh.
Tho Times has special from the Russian
headquarters Mt Gorny-Studen. which says the
Imperial guard have all gone to PlpNnn and
that the Czgrewitcl will not command them. to
avoid ashing with the Prince Of Roumania.
kctltcr telegram from ConstantinOple. dated
at 1870 o'clock this morning, says Geographic
communication with Plevna has been reestab-
Chevket Pasha teegraphed on Sunday that
he had arrived ut Lukovitza from Plevna, md
would continue his march to Orchanie on Mon
vARNA. Oct 15.-The Captain Of n steamer
which has arrived mt Varna reports that the
Russian floating batteries at the mouth of tho
Danube have been bombarding Sulina for three
dqys.
The Times special from Therapia says that
Russians attacked Sulina and destroyed part of
the town. but weru beaten on
The DdiU Ne,rs' vienna respondent says
trustworthy ndvices from ST. Petersburg state
formed
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
NEW INSURANCE APPRAISERS.
Why the appointment Of Messrs. Marcy and
Strickland was Revoked.

ALBANY, Oct. 15.-Superintendent Smyth
has revoked tho appointment Of J. h. Marcy
and W. c. Strickland of New York city. made
some three or four years ago. ns appraisers Of
the Insurance Department. The revocation Of
these appointments is duo TO dissatisfaction on
the part Of tho Insurance Department with WI
rious appraisements which they had made. It
appears that they. having made appraiscments
upon sixteen houses in Sixty-flrst street and
Third avenue belonging To the Universal Lifo
at $500 900. superintendent Smyth discredtiug
the appraise nIe nts. had new ones made by rep
utablc citizens. who put the same property at
SiU0.On0 at their very highest valuation. four
appraisers being employed 10 conduct tho APP
pralsement. The cOnlpany's building was put
III by these appraisers. although on lcused
ground. at Sl6j 900. and the appraisers Iust ap-
pointed have put II At s50.00O. OF 81 800 900 OF
real estate and 81 .0OO.OO0 of mortgages claimed
by the company. the old appraisers made n re-
turn in the same proportion rs upon the prop
erty reported above. while the new ones APP
praised the renl estate at 81 100000 and the
mortgages at $S23 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
SHOT DEAD 4TA TARGET.
A brooklyn Msrksmnn Killed by Member
OF the MeIxer Light Guard.

The Melzer Light Guard Of williamsburgh,
eighteen men strong. with their wives or
swoethearts md a band Of music. left Williams
burgh yesterday morning to enjoy days sport
at the target. and n dance in the evening" ut Col
lege Point Long Island. TLcy had engaged
for their master-at-arms Otto Schneeloch. u
gunsmith OF Even street and Johnson avenue.
After the shooting was over Schneeloch went
into the butts 10 arrange targets for competitive
or pool shooting during the afternoon.
While arranging a target and standing In full
vicw of those at the shooting place, young
man named Fuchs took up n rifle and bringing
1t 70 hisshouder said. " Let us shoot his hat on"
The piece went on at the same instant. and
Schneeloch wills seen to start. and then stumble
and stagGer through II side door. He fell dying
on the greensward. Fuchs. shrioking p" For
Gods sake. did shoot him Z" ran toward him.
aud Srhnccloch. looking up. expired. strug-
Cling 10 speak. Fuchs wits then secured. and
held 70 await the result of the inquest. which is
to be held this morning. The fatal accident put
an end TO further enjoyment on the part of the
guard. and they sadly returned home.
Schnecock leaves a wife and three children.
He was armorer of the Thirty second Regiment
and brother-in-aw OF ex-Col. koehr Of the same
regiment
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
THE Episcopal CONTENTION.
A Report on shortening the Form OF Service
The Revision Of the Lcctionary.

BosroS, Oct l5.-In the Episcopal Church
Convention to-day the Committee On the Book
OF Common Prayer. to whom was referred the
consideration of shortening tho form ~ ser
vices. reported that that question properly he-
longed TO the Committee on Canons. and was 80
referred.
The resolution of Mr.. Dix Of New York. pre-
sented on Saturday. that further consideration
OF the question Of shortening the forms of SER
vice in the Book Of Common Prayer he referred
10 the Committee on the Prayer Book drew out
"A long discussion Ms to whether the committee
should consider the matter alone or that il con-
slider the subject with y Jont committee on the
part of the House Of Bishops. Tho resolution
was passed. the committee to act jointly with II
committee on the part Of the House of BishOtis
The Commute" on Prayer Book also reported
that It was ncNpedi lent 10 max, auyaltrrntion in
the PRAYER ior the President of the nitpo States.
Accompanying the report Wne IN" following res
luton. which was placed on thu calcndar:
The afternoon session was exceedingly in
tere-tins. and attracted II large number of spec
tators. The subject oi discussion Was u" pro-
posed amendment for the revision of the Lee
tionary the sam. ~ was adopted by the Com
vrntion of 1874. but which, according Ia the
church constitution. WIZ required 10 Law over
for the consideration OF tho present Conven-
tion. The amendmcnt is:
words PROVIDED, howrNerthat the nen,ral Convention
,r ,s Uni NV m % , n,,g nrn u% % , NJ. IenI m l tnD is1
j. not voted tor by a majority Of the whole number Of
maor, Of ~ the docese entitled to representation IN
the House of Deputies
Dr. Howard Of Cincinnati ana Judge Sheffoy
of Virginia opposed the proposed amendment
because they thought II would open the doors to
other charges thnt in time would tend 10 weaken
the fundamental principles OF the Church.
DR.. Ayrault Of Central New York and Mr..
Schotz Of Missouri wnrmly supported the
amendment and DR.. Meades Of Albany sug-
gested reference 20 special committee. The
discussion wns suddenly brought to an end 10y
decision OF ne Convention 70 take u vote on
the amendment by strong vote.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
Tho Eject on the Boursc-A Rise In Govern
ment NrcmriNcs.

PARIS. Oct. 10 In inal circular to the
Projects on Saturday. VI. &c Fourtou. Minister
OF the Interior. alter announcing NJ. Gambettas
second sentence. and declaring that 800 con-
sttueuccs are secure ior Government cnndi-
dates. said: Tho Bourse meanwhile rises.
thus affirming its confidence in the Govern
ment's success" A syndicate Of brokers also
tcrEraphcd TO tho provinces on Saturday us
follows " The Mnrshal's success is regarded
rs certain, Rentes. lOj francs % centlmes"
ii is true that that figure was touched during
saturday. probably through the Efforts of that
same syndicate. and lor the purpose of infiu-
encing the elections; but when the BOurSe
Closed at O'Clock. renteS We're los francs 20
centmes. and business wn- done on the boule-
wards later nt lO5 francs II cnnlimes. Now that
the elections are over peacefully, and "a hrpuh-
lican success is undonhted, it it worthy oi re-
mark. in contrast with the official declaration Of
Saturday. TINT business was done in rei!tes on
the bouevards this morning at los francs 30
cpntimcs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
james Burns and his Pal.

Henry Walcot. lad stopped to look at pic
turcs in window In Broadway, near Chambers street
James Burns and companion, pickpockets crowded
against him The unknown thof stole has watch and
started away at quick walk. Waco At discovered
his loss and chase Burns clevorv got in the way
Hnd hnirin the pursuer Mhlcutsansht the thl,t how
threw him down aud forced linn to let 20 the
watch. Then burns went To The rescue Of hs pal and
enabled lin Ia escape by putting NRoot on but was
himself arrested Burns rnicavnrd IN vain 10 convince
General sessions jury Yesterday that he had not been
concerned IN the ruhbvry but had simply ntcriered IN
what he supposed street ight. He was renianded
inr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
SOME W.aSHINGTO TOPICS.


WASHINGTON. oct. 1j.-Licut. Eu"ker telc-
graphs from san flaroto Gen sheridan the "'h ,t
" arrived here with detachment last evening wtrs
die mob dispersed. To-day everything Is quiet Have
hnd two meetings with the members Of tie moi They
VIII allow the law a. take its cuurse"
un the Inn he tersrAphs from H. Pnso Z. tusnci 10
dHN Everything T. quiet AZ san EInro INsre foa-
sirrnh" UNc Weni here caused hv the kh- OF CBrlis
IInuhlr.n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
Ciem-ncy Toward the Pcnge Prisoners.

LoNDoN. Oc;. lj.-The capital sentence in the
oi Louis Sfauuton. ra,r.cs siaunton Elizabeth
>aunion. and Alc' Rhodes convicted OF the murder of
Loui. sinnuions we. known ~ the nse has been
wmi'ird nnd N" prisoners arr confined 60 await the
Queens pleasure,
This donc cons, qncnce Of port from Mr.. Jus
tCc Hawklns. Who tried the cA~ hu-d a memorial TO
The Home oihcr presented b! sir William Jenner. Bart,
Tie eminent physi an.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16

WASHINGTON. oct. 15.-Gen. Pope telegrnphs
To gen sheridan Three chiefs and ls7 Apaches La5s
surrendered at wngatc. and their and horses WIN
h. taken them others are expectol and prooaiv
the whole hgnd Of Warm springs ApUci,- viii soon 10
likewise have ord rrd thom sent, lslrned fui dis
mounted 20 their agency NJ tanndH AWu>a to- thu pre-
"ut Will communicate in rw DAYS Opinion Il, v
the best hnal disposition 10 BE- made ui them"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
THE LATEST OLD World NEWS.
War Imminent Between the British and the
Ameor OF .Afghnnistan.

LONDON. Oct. ia special despatch TO the
r,n,s from Calcutta 1T is feared that i'm
mincnt between she British and the Amecr OF Afghan.
isan and the Khan Of keat IN consequence the loca
uon of British force ~ Qucua. in R,uochistan which
the Khan aud Anlecr rOnstrue the
occupation OF that country Though N" az Yucifa
lsonS sent SNoWcdlN H. an escort Ia The Nr s rrd,
agent vet the Niceroy declares - maintenance r,c
ancccs>ary measure Of imprrHl policy iie Amer go
Ashani>tan Is uelotiniu- with krlni nnd pcioochc.
chiefs or fhc forcil expulsion ~ t British lor which
he offers h. help AMI fhc Khan That their con.
unned presenee nenns oN,mluAl ahsofIAnnN
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16

SAN DOMINGO. oct. 5.-The revolution against
the Bae4 administration is IN iull force The town OF
Puerto Plata has been occupied by the revouuonists.
who bceging the tort and expecting surrender
momcntary. There - great agitation throughout the
Trpuilic No details have b"en received from the
nor all the roads are Intercepted and commune
h nipos Gen Pulgar vi Nenezuela has arrived at
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16

At meeting of the depositors OF the Long
ISLAND Savings Bank last night resolutions adopted
stating that eighty per cent Of the cepoaors have
accepted other oi the trustees propositions and
that the Attorney -Grnera's proceedings have been
adourned until Oct ~ and urging the depositors who
have not yet signed the propositions TO do 50 without
ual aluy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
Where n L,.io Money VIII do Much Good,

Mrs. l.. J. Davis's cigar and fruit stand at tho
Cii3 Hall entrance To- the Post oncc Wa. broken into ON
Friday night and robbed ot oiie stock anuu uuuus
I" s7 Mrs Davis l. n poor widow. and thi. robbery has
lett her pennies \ shott nr slc fpl hed OF
All her clntmnL and iiun,N, except sum suhocuf io
build her itN. stand Sh asks tor aId restocking
counter She /, IL specahlr aud honest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16

ST. LOUIS. Oct. l5-At l2's +. NJ. to-day n man
into the wholesale grocery Of II. l.. Redield $40
North Second street. and asked the bookkeoper change
a tendnllar note At the same moment another
rnctrd the attention OF the bookkeeper from an opposite
direction and the hrst man dexerousy absacted $50
tn cash AID " OO N drsi. checks. Sc. And sseApsd
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
Mrs. Emily Ed.on Briggs. Appointment.

WASHINGTON. Oct 15.-Mrs. Emily Edison
Briggs olivia has been appointed by Secretary sehurza
member Of the board OF visitors for the United States
Hospital for the Insane. Mrs Briggs Is the rs lady who
hasevet been APPOINTED on tins or any other of the ad-
yisory boards connected with GOyelnmcn ut tuons
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16

Henry A. Smaley Receiver of the Clairmont
Savings Bank obtained from Judge Donohue We sterdny
leave 10 President sherman Brosiwel charging that
Broadwel from 1874 10 1877 msapplcd sol 90 be oug
ins u the bank >. q. lioyt Is also to be sued.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-10-16
The Stcttin Bnnk Failure.

LONDON. Oct ia despatch from Berlin to
the Ts' SAYS; The total losses 10y the failure vi Ritter
~.haiilche Bank Of Setun will probably amount 20
fAn lAuNpep marks IL" National Bank j. actively
assisting some ni the nrus Involved to prevent
extension OF the calamity
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The Cost of the Famine In India.

LONDON Oct. ia special despatch from
Calcut tu The f,le l. r>tuicd that tr fauIur
viii ro.t the luitu Government fl1tnOup exclusive
oI the loss Of revenue ana other indirect .itcts,
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Another Planet Discovered.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 15.-Thc Smithsonian In.
siituuon is III receipt ot tcclran from Peters
Clinton. announcing the discovery thi, uurnrr u
a planet 81 the eleventh magnitude in hour 3finN'Us
rlsht asc.uson degrees 81 norul 1eeluaull.
and south motion