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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1877-06-15
Collins -
Voltaic Plasters

An Electro Galvanic Battery, combined with
the celebrated Medlcated Porous Plaster, form
Ing the grandest curative agent In the world
OF medicine, and utterly surprising all other
plasterS heretofore In use. They accomplish
more In one week than the old Plasters IN q
whole year. They do not palliate, they cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

One Of the witnesses, democrat, who tes-
tined so promptly against Senator Grover
explains that he gave evidence against him
because as a democrat he repu dates the ac-
ton OF Grover in trying TO steal the electoral
vote OF Oregon last fall. All fair-mindei
democrats do the same thing. When the
matter was before the Senate Grover found
no outspoken defenders among the demo-
cratic Senators. The most that they could
do was 10 apologize in a feeble way for his
action, and assert their belief that he acted
upon his convictions OF duty. Few of them
approved OF his action or advocated the her
esq that when a candidate is ineligible AT
the time OF his election, his opponent, the
minority candidate, is elected, since the pre-
cedents against this theory, both in English
and American history, are overwheIming
The Baltimore Gazette says 80 Scant pity
Will Senator Grover get from either party
should The invest CATION end, whittier IL now
seems 10 be tending, ia the ascertaiument of
the fact that he owes his election to whole
sale bribery, and We venture the pred ictiOn
that none Will be more clamOrous for his
expulsion from the Senate than his own Do
ntical associates"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

We hope there is some mistake about the
reported cowardice of Col. Perry in failing
to go 10 the relief OF Capt. Randall i'm Idaho
the other day. He has an excellent record.
having served in Mexico and in the late civil,
war, and having been breveted from CAP
IAN 10 colonel for gallant and meritorious
service III the report OF his action be true he
should be ANONYMOUSLY dismissed the SER
vice IL Is possible that the old and silly
prejudice of regulars against volunteers may
have had something To do with his failure 10
relieve Capt. Randall. If IL did he is still
more culpable. The sixteen volunteers
under Capt. Randall were fighting without
compensation for their homes and families
and = charging through a band of one hum
dred Indians displayed heroism never sur
passed by paid regular troops. General How
ard should suspend Col. Perry from duty
until a full investigation can be had.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

A dispatch notes the fact that tIree-year-
old California salmon wei Ching five pounds.
was taken the other day in a trap-net OFF
Wilmott's creek, in Lake Ontario. The fish
is believed 10 be the product OF salmon eggs
deposited in the spring OF 1874. The dispatch
ties that IL il the first California or tenn
J., aie-vater salmon ever taken this side the
fac- slope. This is a mistake. EarIy this
spriEE young salmon nine inches in length
were u -en at the mouth of the Connecticut
river al. couple Of months ago the Rich
mond pap, = mentioned the fact that, a few
weeks before salmon nine To ten inches long
were caught In Hampton Roads, going to the
ocean These fish, no doubt came from the
salmon eggs deposited in the upper waters of
the James river by the Fish Commissioners
in the fall and winter OF 1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12

The prize fighting fraternity seems to be
pretty thoroughly cowed by the action OF the
authorities within year past. Joe Coburn,
q shining light i'm the profession, who re-
Gently amused himself by letting daylight
through two policemen in New York, has
been refused a new trial and must pine out
a long term in the penitentiary. Sam Coll
yer and several other prize fighting worthless
are in durance vile in New Jersey, and quite
number OF the same class grace state pris-
ons in various states.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-07-12
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

NOIIOL OF DISSOLU HUN.
The Partnership heretofore existing between
LEWIS KAUFMAN and HERMAN STROM-
BERG, under the firm name of l.. KAUFMAN n
co, in the r. ad made Clothing aud Gentlemen :
Furnishing Goods at the store corner of 7th AMI g
streels northwes' in the city of Washington and in
The District of Columbia, is from this 10th dag Of
July. A. ". ISL, Dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.
l.. KAUFMAN, the senior partner of the late firm.
will hereafter carry the business AT the old stand
his IN account, and IL aut hOrized to collect all
outstanding accounts due the late firm and pay all
the debts of the late firm.
LEWIS KAUFMAN,
II. STROMRERG.
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The Star for the Nnmmrf.

P-sons bortss "a, s,ty may h1rs THx sTAa seaf
60 fhetr 1ddTssB mail rosfaEs prspdid for sscA
per,od S rps tAes may dsstrs. . fss ,dfe Of Is
eeass treek, so eesfs per nosA, S1.15 f~ tksss
vlo-fts, az % for Sts psesfAs.
- H. MOAN 70 psy fcr tAs rims ,eqxtred psxs -
esf Eases accompany Tia ordo. Ohsytrtss tk< Iap~
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YOU CAN NOW BUY
& IS Men q Linen Par ts for SIS cts
q 80 Men Linen Pants for l.
3 Wen : Cassimer re Pants for $3.50
( Men Csssmeie Pants for ga
: l50 Linen Dust rs for 81
- Linen Duck Goats for So
$50 Striped Alpaca Coats for oI.
Si!0 Boy Striped Aipsca Coats for IS cents
y Boy = Linen Suit for 81 IS
GsuZe Under -hlrts. % IS, g and AZ cents
lean Drawers the same prices
W hite Dress Shirts, 90, -. Csc and 8 u Is.
Straw Has AT a fearful discount.
Cashmere Suits from S6t) SIS.
BTEvery article muse be closed cut before the
fall trade.
J. w. SELBY,
1S14-1916 Pennsytrania orenup,
Iyll-tr Between 18th ana 10Th streets
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take this opportunity give notice to the public
that the publication in the sta Of the 6th instant.
msht ty me- was IN DO wise Intended % reflect upon
the character Of III Stromberg.
Jyll3t l. KAUFMAN
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DlNfTlrt ~ t0TN1VtIn,
1. GEO. II. b WHITE, Cashier Of the above
nsInt bank, do sOlemnly swear that the above
statement is II ne TO the best of knowledge and
belief. GEO II. b. WHITE, Cashier.
Subscribed ard sworn to before me this s. day of
July, ISL. VIM. G. MOORE, Notary Public.
Con ect-Attest:
WIN THOMPSON, Directors
IL W. G. METIEROTTt
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Il ByB III. WARNER & co.
BARNARD WARNER EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
DIG street northwest, OPP. Masonic Temple.

+ BY B. H wARNER CO
BRAINARD III. WARNER. EDWIN A. MCINTYRE.
Ol6 street northwest, opp. Masonic Temple.
No. 1910 Vermont avenue, Is rs m. t.....-... loo
No rect NV, Is r. II m. i......--.rent low
No Ell lith st W., Is rs, all m. i-.....-.... IS
No lI2S lith ST. NV ii rs all m L............ 20
No DIG 10th St w. br stO. IS rs, all m. t.. 6s
No SO4 NJ 81. nv br, g sto., II rs m. i....-. 81
No PIG st W Dr., fto., II RS IN. i....... IS
NJ. 42l st. NV, br Ssto., 10 rs, n i-...-..62s
No lOOS t NV, RS, all m. i.....-..-....--. 50
No. 829 Capitol, new, 10 IS, m. 50
No. lS 2lst ST. NV brick, rooms, all m t..... IS
No. DOB St, II rs, .i.................. 40
No 25O st ne, IL rs. al m ~
no. 1921 Y st NV, br.. sto., rs, Gil m. IS
No SO0 9Th st sc, br ) sto., RS, all m t.-.. IS
No. - Sd 81 e, f.. RS, all m stable. IS
No 100 4th st. Sc. br, sto., rs, m. t.....s31
No. 4OS New Jersey sv. Sc, RS, m. 81
No. 500 ii OF. NV, br, story roOms......--. 80
No 13S2 sth st NV, br. story. z RS. m t..... 81
No. l228 st NV, br., story, RS. IN i..... 80
No. 5l5 New Jersey NV, 6rs., gas, water. IS
No. 458 N. avenue e., brick, RS, m. H.. IS
No. 100 Carroll st. e., brick, story, RS mi Is
No 3l2 18th brick, S RS, water, &c. Is
Also over l0 other houses in every section Of the
city, full list Of which can be eeen at our oeces
FOR SALE.-We have a number of bargains in
the city, which would be pleased to show to par
ties desiring TO secure homes or make investments.
EOR bENT-No. ms ID st. n W., m i...... 20
Do. 1341 sth st. NV, m. t..---.-. 10
Do. 1909 18th st. NV, mi.
FOR sALE-No. GIL Mass ave-, I. 500
Do Email Farm Is s1res, four miles from city.
Do. or rent-SQuare Ground northern part fcity
CHAS. A. APPEL,
jest No. ASA Louisiana avenue.
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II IIIhEEB a Do hFVhU,
L. EOS L street, opp. General Post Once
Houses for Rent.
No. 5O4 9Th ST., store aud cellar all mod imps $50
No. sOs East Capitol 10 rooms, IA ..... ~
y >. = ~. n. W rooms, all mod. imps -....... 25
Mt Pleasant Residence ell conveniepcesD -. 81
Property for Sale and Exchange.
We offer two pieces f Property, VIII ca will be
sold on renting terms if bought INN ediarely,
and llth streets Also two pieces cf elegant Pro-
perty for exchange, on terms TO suit
We have several amounts in sums to suit, AZ per
jNq-rr
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
WAR DEPARTMENT

- WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QUlRTERMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July IL, 1871. \
SEALED PROPOSALS. in duplicate, will be
Ifc wed At this office until IL O'Clock noon on
ACGCsT 10th, ls7, at which time and place they
viii be opened in he presence Of bidders for Turn
ing and delivering at this ofce 100 tons of White
-. Furnace Coal, 22i0 pounds to constitute a ton.
The Goal will he subject To the inspection &c re-
Gured by Section 5ll. Revised Starutes, tho cost
thereofto BE- borne by the vender at the rate of 20
c-nts per ton.
The Government erves the right 10 reject any or
all bids. Blank pro pOsals. and InfsrmitiO Co
payment, &C. will be furnished on application at
this Office.
Envelopes containirg proposals should be marked
pro posals for Coal, " and addressed TO the under
signed. NJ. &. MEIGS,
lyl26 OHarterma= General
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PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVE
MINT or NEW HAMPSHIRE AVENnE
r. VEIN AND STREETS, NORTH
ENGINEERS OFFICE. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
NAsHINGrON. ID. C., July 10, ls7T. Z
SEALED Proposals will be received this office un
u ~ o clock N July is, 1877, for the improvement
Il New Hampshire avenue, between L and streets,
northwest.
BIDS will be received only upon blank FORMS
which may be obtained from this office, TO pe, her
therefor.
The right Is reserved t, reject any and all bids or
parts Of bids.
BY order of the Commissioners Of D. c
X. l.. HOXIE,
Jy1lH Lieut.. Eng rs, u. 3. A, Engineer Of ID O.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOS. X. WAGGAMAN, $40 Seventh a.
lChapses made every Wednesday aud Saturday !
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II ]. HEIBERGER,
l. (Successor to II r. London Co.. A.
CITIZENS, ARMY AND NAVY
MERCHANT TAILOR, m
Metropolitan Hotel, (late Brownb,D w
jyl-ly No. 617 Penna ave., Washington. -
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I AIDES SHOES.

Until AUGUST 4, shall allow q dis
count OF ten per cent on all cash sales
JAS. II. vERMILYA
-. Go Ninth street
Ladies' Shoes MADE T00RDEK a. short no nc >.
U9 Son
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CHEAP CHEAP
~ WOOD, COALy
Best qualities Of Anthracite Coal, delivered from
sa0ue.
Pine Wood delivered from 81 70 IS per cord
oak Wood delivered from s4.sO 20 SIS Sd ner cord
Sawed and Split wood kept under cover
George Greek CumbeTl land Coal, run Of mine and
lump. Alve ys on hand NJ lowest rates
Our facilities for cheap deliveries are unsurpassed
by any IN the trade.
THOS w. RILEY a. SONS,
Main Office and Depot-RIleys Wharf, foot u llth
and l2th streets southwest.
Branch Ofces--C ST, between - and ID v ". and
Str street. between and southwest myl SIN
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PRESERVING SUGARS AT VERY
Il l. prices.
Geruir Q CIT ER VINEGAR, for picking received
fiOm the country direct; 30 ce5ts per gallon.
L. WILMER,
FINE GROCERIES,,
Ull-tr 1918 PeRnH. arenue.
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Jiessury OF Wisdom, Wit sid Humor, Odd Com
pn,.i sn1 frn'ern- Author O3l: snbi.cts. ,,93
"Fro 0r .., kSy.,syo: Cloth So So.
nAe by oookselleis generally, or will be sen,
CANTON, REMsEN HAIF2LFISGER pub-
y5tf ga s2e, Gas NJ Arke, ,,r.s, phil.
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Pine WOOD from y 20 o. -: Oak from lsl 20
70, and hickory az 81 per cord. Also, all kinds o.
Saved and Split. kept under cover
~ Deliveries made direct TO the consumer from
our haryes and vessels
JOHNSON BROTTIEPS.
Main ONCE ana Depot. Johnson Wharte- f51t l2th
aud ia and streets southwest
Offices, I2O2 and III2 gih street " . and
IIIS IN -tIe,f n. W. aI2a
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ss. .....ss
issue on the LIST and 18th of each Ronth Bat
letin of al property for sale and rent on my books
which can be had application at my Office or will
be sent by mail if desired
Loans.
$1,000 at per cent jyll-tr
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LOST AND FOUND.

l OST-On Monday, either in Washington or
- Georgetown, q GOLD BRACELET, engraved
inside Pa to Mamie. The finder will be rev arded
10y leaving the same at ll2f 18th street northw
A. JOYCE. J.l2-3t
i OsT-OD the 10 insia in this city, I'D 8 )
IL TREASURY NOTES. They were contained
IN the original strap of tie cash room. The finder,
by returning the sans to the Star Office, may retsin
SIS jyll ST.
4 OST-0n Sunday night, pair of GOLD SPEC
u TACLES, on 18th, between and @ @A@
streets northwest The finder will beS ~
rewarded by leaving them q. 1918 street nor b.
west. between 10Th and llih jyll 2t'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
, CIVIL SERVICE RULES.

AN ARRAY OF BRoTHERs-N-LAw AND NEPHEws
IN THE BOSTON CUSTOM HousE-coLLEcroB
SIMMONS AND THE NEW ORDER.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BosroS, July 10, 1877.
It has turned out that Collector simmons, with all
his show Of honest s,noeri,y IN complying With shs
Presidents ideas Of puriacation Of the civil service
s still grave offender OF that rule Of Secretary OF
tho Treasury which requires that only single
member Of any family shall be employed IN
the department. The young Collectors disqualified
lions IN this particular numerous ~ Secretary
Sherman will discover upon investigation. He has "a
brother SAM" as Dundreary' would say, Ia the New
York Custom House, and tho following list OF
relatives hold onics undor him In the
Boston Custom House. The extraordinary pre-
ponderence OF brothers-in-aw ID accounted for
by the fact that Mr. Simmons has been three times
married William H. Alien, broihor- law, cierk and
private secrctaryJ. s. Pollard brother inlaw clerk:
II. +. Stocker, ncphow, inspector; ). H. Perry,
brother In law, Inspector; Albion sanborn, cousin,
night watohman; Oscar Simmons, brother. inspector;
j. II. ssnbcrn. cousin, on laborers' roll; Joseph
Parker brother assistant jnnitor Mr. Parker,
brother In law, foreman OF laborers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
THE ELLIS TRIAL.
scussroN OVER PRELIMINARY POINTS IN THE
Investigations.

DISCUSSION OVER PRELIMINARY POINTS IN THE
Investigations.
SARATOGA. July IS 1877.
AT the opening Of tho tria Of Superintendent ELLA
OF tho Bank Department, NIL tho Senators prcsen,
except Messrs Bsaden, Kcnuaday and Jacobs. The
Judiciary Committee reported rules There will DO
two sessions daily, from eleven 10 two O'Clock and
from iour TO SIX O'Clock. Mcssrs. Tracy, Oimstcd
Tracy appear tor tho STATE and c. W. Chapman ana
Jcr~ miah Mcclure for the dcf,nco.
Mr. Tracy asked rcrmission to introduce new owl.
doncc not given before the committee.
Mr. Cnapin objected.
Mr. Mctiuirc asked that counsel Tor she prosecution
give the rcepon dent notice TO which OF tho
hanks Originally Investigated IL rs proposed TO
new evidence, ana protested against tho admission OF
such evidence.
Mr. Tracy commended that tho committee last winter
were somewhat in tho position OF examining Justice or
grind lures and as matter Of course additional evil
dcpco could be received by the Senate, who were
full court for trial
Mr. McGu ire contonded that this boing trial under
special statute II not governed by tho rucs aid
Mr.. Chapman commended that tho Senats, by refer
ring the investigation TO the Bank Committed.
Invested themselves OF the power 10 hear evidence
not offered to the COMMITTEES.
Mr. schoonfnaksr thought II tho prosecution are TO
be restricted Offering testimony that given before
the com mittce the senate might as vol adjourn.
Mr. ST. John insisted upon the fnicst investigation.
Mesers Spraguc and Harm thought tho counsel for
the prosecution should nrst state the points OF the
new testimony, and tho senate should voto to re-
ccivc or rejcci aitcr such statement
Finally tho resolution OF Mr. Boodn TO receive any
and all material testimony offered by either party wns
adopted only Senator Scho0nmakcr voting against "
Mr.. Robc tson asked The counsel for tho State to
prepare charges spccinc form than those pro-
Adjourned AZ halI.past ono Y. NJ. I'll tomorrow
moFntng.
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wiIiamsport Crossing and the still uouss.
bloody work Is expected TO- morrow. Tho troops are
moving along slowly and carefully and ere meas
Washington Junction.
A. Keysor the strikers received information that
company Of militia would probably roach that plses
the train last for Nartinsburg and resolved that "
this company attempted to board any train they
would he torn to pieces
Al Grafton the strikers determined and des-
perate, destroying the company's properly. tho hose
connecting tender and engine aud connecting pins and
links The Mayor OF Grafton has issued
proclamation notifying tho strikers that any violation
OF Law would be summariy punished the full extent
AT the Sand House, short distance OF Martins.
burg. the strikers have fortified themselves and are
over four hundred and atty strong
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19

UNFORTUNATE KITTY O'NEIL.

Tho chief cook Of the PAVILION. 81 Coney Island %
Tuesday evening furnished some sddis,ouat infsrms
ton touching the Suicide Of nifty O'Nei whose BODY
found In ,he surt Monday morning
He said he had known her tor four years,
during the greater part Of which umo she
had been = waitress al the Fiith Avenue Hotel OF
laio sno has served assistant the kitchen q
the Pavilion, ana hes frcQocsuy behaved In q strange
way, acting ~ timcs M " ehc were dcmcnted. rhs
other day sho czmc TO the chief cooK ana oeeced
him 10 Jet hor lcsvo work before O'Clock q nighS
He refused TO do mud urged . com phanco w,sh the
rules OF tho mont which wore adverse 10 auv
such license she then threatened to 20 Ia qucss
OF employment elsewhere. Sbo soon CHANGED
her mind, showcver. ana said well. viii
stay here, but II | have to work III ton O'Clock
WON'T stand u, I'll drown myself soon after the
g'r's dead body was found, and u Is tho opinion OF
tho chief cook that In moment Of excitement aud
mental arrangement shc pat an end to her life
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LONG BRANCH.

BALL AT The UNITED STATES HorxIr-wno
WE'RE THERE.
[DY rKLEohAPH TO THE HERALD
Loso BRANCH, July 1s, 1877
full dress ball was given last night at tho United
states Hotel. About forty couples woro present. IN
GLIDING the leading people Of the Branch. Tho COS
tunes OF tho Indies very handsome and the ball was
one Of the most complete cvor given at the branch.
AmonQ those present Mrs Jerry Curtis, Mrs. Ed
ward Rock, Mss Schooioy, Miss Lusby, Miss Sher.
wood, Mss Jarrett Mrs Kinasbury, Mrs Plant, Mr..
Biumenthai, the Misses Mccarthy and Dr.. +. II.
Rail
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KILLED BY AN OFFICER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE uERALD.l

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
TRENTON, N. j., July 49, 1877.
Augustus Fralcy, who was shot by police officers
here Saturday night last died At ST. Francis hospital
this morning The post morton examination showed
that death was caused by wound Inflicted by pistol
ball. Tho Coroner empanelIed jury, who inter
ing tho body, adjourned until tomorrow Thursday
morning. when tho iuquest will be commenced
Fraoy vito and Two children, and thirty
of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-19
SHERIDAN AT CLOUD PEAK.

GREEN RIVER, Wy. T., July Is, 1871.
Captain ~. Gregg returned from General sheridan's
camp yesterday. The camp is II tho loot Of Cloud
Peak in the Big Horn Mountains, distant from Camp
Stainbaugh POS miles There arc NO Indians in that
part of the country Largo herds Of buffalo arc DO
north oil Beaver Creek General Sheridans party
ara all we'll
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MISSING FROM GREENPOINr.

Augustus CIeavsisnd wheelus has been ntss,ns
from his home In Grecnpo.nt since saturday las. He
was about Ave fees high had light brown bar. gray
eyes and wore . drab plaid soi,, whto Shirt LACED
shoes and blue silk nesktie.
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JUDGE JACOB Hollis ILLNESS.

[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l
LANCASTER, Ohio, July IS, 1877.
The venerable Judge Jacob Holt, tho oldest ODD Eel
low Ia the West. and the man who instituted Lodge
No. l. at Cincinnati years ago. Is lying al the point Of
death at hrs residence this CITY.
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DROWNED WHILE BATHING.

A boy usmcd James coylo, ton years Of age, ~
sidisg ~ No 6e2 newark avenue, Jersey City, vsas
TO oashs IN tho Hseksssaox River yesterday nsrs-
ting soA We drowned.
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DETERMINED ATTITUDE OF THE YnEMES-
pLooDsHED PoREsHApowEp.
BALrrHoHs, jay le-i2:3o A. NJ
ing
Tho strikers At Martinsburg increasing rap
IDLY, numbering now over Ave hundred men,
Our scouts, just In. repor a MOB Of from
Tour handrsd 10 nve hundrsd mea between
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03

stood. strove once moro to descend the bank
unaided. In vain her mother seemed to warn
by her name. Reeolutely she took the slippery
path. Suddenly a stone on which she placed
her foot seemed to dislodge with her weight,
and crashing and laundering down the rocks,
carried her with 1t into the sbyss below (; and
it with thrill of relief that Maude,
awakiDg. found herself in her own room, and
recognized MIs. Watson's well-known knock at
her door.
ITO be continued,
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
SOUTHERN RELIGIOUS ART.
E. HUMBRECHT,
FRESCO PAINTER,

Having given entire satisfaction to his patrons
has been encouraged to open q STUDIO at
76.-.---- .Carondelet Street t..--..-.-76
Betw cen Poydras and Peroido Streets,
(Residence-39O Goodchildren street, Third Distrct)
for tho display of his Paintings He Is prepared to
execute orders for all kinds Of work, including
LIFE-sIzE PICTURES FOR CHURCHES;
STATIONS OF THE WAY OF THE CROSS;
BANNERS, etc., as also for
Freseoing Churches.
Prices adapted to the pressnt circumstances of
people and, consequently, below those charged for
the same work ks as per Catalogues from the North
- Refers to
His Grace. the Most Rev. Archbishop. and to the
Clergy of New Orleans and to his FTesco Paint
ings in the folio sing Churches: Cathedral,
st. Augustines and Holy Trinity.
The public cordially invited to visit Mr.. Hum
brecht'S studio and examine his works. mb2Of
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03
CATHOLIC PUBLICATIONS.

- They the best We have exsniped .ps vn :.
not expect to for long time any to- he
TO them. DIR. BrelOnson W ~ P1oAosrea
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-06-03
CHAPTER XVIII.

The news of the arrival OF Miss Neville at
her npole's house coon oiroled around the
neiRhboThood, and iEimediateiy every family
OfpOstiOn within calling distance hastened TO