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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
A wELL-KNowN DRUGGISTS SUICIDE.

Cornelius Oakley, n porter employed at No.
3s Vesey-st yesterday afternoon. about O'Clock, dis
covered hanging 60 the hatchway rope, the body Of
Geo &c Wm. SOutbwick, his employer. MIR. sOuthwick
was one Of old chemists of this city and for
forty years a member OF the firm OF Philip SchieGeln
& Co. Mr. S0uthwick continued the business IN mis-
name after the Grm Of existence. About ten
years ago he sold out G general drug business % starr
n Amber. but retained his right ia his Egyptian
Hair Co,0riug. At the breakfast tabi', yesterday
morning, az bis residence, No. 81 East Jtl-st..
he was very cheerful After breakfast be went
Gown town AZ bis usual time, few minutes after
o'clock and nothing unusual was noted ID bis conduct
" hen found ~ his porter the rope around bis neck
and life was extinCt The only cause that can be
signed for the act pccuniary trouble lie leaves
family Of children lie vas divorced from bis wife
about eight years ago she Ia since married
rgqin and N ia said. is now living IN New-JcTsey.
Coroner Enger took charge Of tne ease and Yesterday
made preliminary examination, and took the testimony
OF the porter, Oakley.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
pE.r IyhR roG HlNAiBAL 4SDSr Jos&rA

Information was received at The Office OF tle
Hannibal and It. Joseph Railroad in l city, mat Jl''
Rrooddus nc Chliicothc. No. hid app nicd -
ceiy,r Tor tbs road on application 81 l. w. hof'' 'D'
others In response to the resolution "l ~
l-uitcf statss DistIct Cturi, Attorney N.'i
g..iuled that suct step conh n". 7" 80
,.t evening tue follow. sl1tcl rs rrct' rd- ~
CONT has appointed % rec liver. with .ii.i'" COW"
ANA. Withhold =. tae name l.l Co.,. pies uf' t' hl''"'
baye ordered tire counsel 10 appeal from gaze u' H ~
Ms Tor q stay Of proceeding. uf ans 'licf 'i -,
receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
vorR YEARS FOR MAysLAUGuTER.

The trial Of James Lynch for completely in the
murier Riley al stanton and GosTcksts
March g. concluded YESTERDAY with verdict OF man
slaughter the third degree Judge GildeIsleeye in pro
nounclng sentence said that the evidence the case
though similar that upon which Daily cor
yict.i of murder IA second de4Fee. hal been
0r-ly lr1uor told the prisoner that ne ough
consider fortunate IN obtaining Higher punishment
imprisonment az hard labor Oh The state
rson years. The fsOner appeared much pleased
De shook hand with ms counsel a. gad % escape with
Iitrnf a lyuulsl lue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
MIRDERED WIN 4 PITCHER.

George Steck, newspaper carrier of Sta
pletop visited the saloon of Henry Pah Concord
the town OF southfed Friday afternoon While m tae
saloon during a quarrel with Conrad Roberts. he was
struck on the head by Roberts, with stone pitcher.
sleek left the saloon but had moi edcd far when he
WAS seen 10 fa To TIE pavement and when assistance
reached hm he was found tO be unconscious. lie wa
immediately removed 10 his residence where ne died at
eight O'Clock, Tuesday evening. Justice CAN'T was ut
once informed and issued warrant fer The arrest OF
Roberts VINO was at taken m custody by Deputy
sheriff Brown. Coroner Dempsy took charge OF tbe
body and after paneag jury adjourned tie Inquest
until today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
AN ITALIAN SAILOR FATALLY BEATEN.

Officers Keeling and Magee found two men Ni's
on the Terrace New Brighton. esriy ycoidA m''''s
fer,nx from inuies head. The wounded men "e''
AT once 10 tho station house, whore tn,y save u'i
,pd.son nollst AID rppO ArTOsa AID stated lhN veg w
salor. becfetnE to the Italian bark Ntnclb4 s N,N
Al the of tho sulphur vVikA ~ b"isis,i' ot n
Their Ia that hie In dfihAht -.
Jess.y CIV they attacked by some pgsans ~h Sg
All moi snow ang nnding themselves, hoy sn ~
.r,.y Injured CROSSED 20 station isish" ~ rr,
dumas. OF tnue hospital pvn vAaas@Ivn ~ .isr,
Van Reus-elarr and lea. IL was found that IA
having received three scalp weuns aa ~ -. ,s,s noL
ist lad scap wound, which "a noi dapssiVus pv'"'"
vsr, rem0y vi 10 tue SIult lphlmaf)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

thereof He said tha Bankrupt low was almost SNo'n
years Of and. In bis opinion rs ven Hs III tue
Of large majority Of the people among whom ne iNcu
il WIS old enough 10 die iIaughtcrI II had its Diith
amid Inc convulsious Of ciy aud now that pea,e
lei A. no ia ~ rest lie Was not the friend Of Reputation
In nT form ~ any shape He wOuh erect thc stnss
ard OF good fnth and fair dealing and ~ tia1 sum
Tae NfCEPRIsIDENT said the BAL would DE feierr'u
the judiciary Committee -, ,rrrr-r,
Tie sruatc ticn ~ . o'clock motion of MI ~ ~
MAN. went INTO executive scSsiOh ana Wbcn vac uOoiS
were opened at 300, adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

II was reported thai Dir. Numack. Of Ptt-st., had
Yielded TO the demand Of hs employees for one dollar
more % thousand NJ Brock Of Thireeuth-st. Grecuock,
of West Broadway, and Edward FIVE OF No 1929 Ave
nu,- mad made the same concession to their tenement
workers also reducing the rent ~ a week.
lie Committee Organization was instructed not TO
solicit SoraeGs in shops 90 strike II the duty
az the committee TO oruiz The employees already siri-
inc. brt 20 go nothing further The Delegates ircl i"d
that nearly al tuC prUpTlciOrs were willing % comrom
Use with their vOrkIen the basis of abou; one tli
The demands The striker expressed The determination
not go yield any part of their claims.
party OF twcutycigt non-uu0n men, under the lead
hin al Jacob Nachtman, went 10 H. COhrn's shop IN
the BOvery, apply for WORK, yesterday. hG1t oc-
Cured bet them and committee OF the strikers,
Mo SOUGHT to deter them Al Sacbtman's request VIII
lam iaFner. OF the committee, Was arrest a. O.io
Ahlcudt, Proprietor OF the COncOrda Assembly Rooms,
furnished hi, bal in IS, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
DISSOLUTION OF THE ENTIRE Transportation
COMPANY

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. t7.-The siocLhodc''
az IN. Empire Transportation Company met JUS "'
noon IN tho Board % Trade rooms, to rausae' tft "
t b,,stt,ss and also 10 vote upon the ratification ~
an, agreement for the purchase OF The company prop
by the Prunsy yania Railroad Company. A'f t1e 80
iu, OF III annual repOu %. thc dlrccioi,, l. -
r,Id the repurt ~ tie ncgoii atoms nptWt'n t' i .
,r,t,ons hoiug 10 tc pufouaso OF IN bush r'' 'i ~
EsipiIe manipulation Company - roc ti,4N,3 n
Many The report says: " tn "a eVncih va
may be stated Won SCH the prDp'rt' hAii'" -,
folu par confederation of s,i,6OJ,ONO, az WHICH, d.
nnprnye our action. ~2.5OU,onu VIII he laid iu -,
to-day and - 100 OOO m bonds chi, NJ rtr'li'i'
lhe property you sch ana hich Ne co.'s DR. in,
olod and dCsiublr Investment f''t' Lea.
there VIII BE- payments for personal pro-. ~ 49,.
cu,led in the above, aud the nat earnings "l l"'l,
ucss up TO aud including today. hoa VIII ISL ..irp
stand that orr Lake property remains ~ CAV o""'
and Is unaffected by the sale. 49,, -, ,,,,,,,,y
divide the property aud dissolve - soon ~ F, "a
The question then taken nisn the fNtlh''''N 40
contract, which Was agrced 10 unanimously
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
JOSEPH JErEERsoN,s RETURN.

Joseph Jefferson arrived by the Abyssinia
Yesterday morning Europe. and without coming TO
tns city, took the train Immediately for his home IA
Iloh9kus y j. Mr.. JcG. rsOu was accompanied by his
Wifi. ms ron Thomas. his daughter jose nC and two
vourg children his sister Mrs. Jackson and her child.
hlrs Symords, widow Of the late manager a. she
o ympic Theatre also ia the party Dir. JEFF ison
was m EXCELLENT spirits and looked younger and ire her
fo, his English life. He viii appear at BOOTHS Theatre.
on October 20 in Rip Van Winsle. under ne manage
uien, Auguslin Diiy. Il. L. FuJeOn and MS he,
SIR JefTrsOus daughter, di1 accompany the actor,
but will reach this city in 4 few weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
DAMAGES AWARDED FOR A HERALD PERSONAL.

In the suit Of Phoebe Robertson, for $4,000 dam
ages for libel against Gordon Bennett Tried before
judge spier In the Superior Court Trial Term, The jury yes
terday gave verdict for the plaintiff for the
full claimed, aud the Court added an al
lowano3 Of five per cent The sWt was on
"pcfsOnal" advertise ment in The Bsrad. that the
backmaling in West Twenty fffst had better be-
ware. Cautions 3d." These numbers were the num-
plaintiffs boarding house ne Herd declined
make Ttr9CtOu. Judge Srr In is charge held that
newspaper responsible for what appeared IN It's -
ysug columns To the extent "a Tor rs news OF tdto
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
NEw.JERsEY KEEPS THE STEVENS BATrERY

Chancellor RunyoD gave an opinion IN Iren-
ton n J tuesday in regard to the Stevens Battery
al Hpboken " j. deciding that the gf OF the battery TO
the State % Newersey By Edwin A. Stevens, was legal
that the title OF the state Is valid and that the battery
now at tb- disposal OF the state. The vessel was 10
revert the Stevens only IN the event OF me
States refusal to accept it. The Chancellor also sald
that The Stevens Institute established 10y the win for the
heneit Oi Sew-Jers pupils was nOt intended 10 eN
ude sident pupi Unless their admission whId
deprive those from NewJcrey OF the advantages Of the
bequest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
ESSEX COUNTY DEMOCRATS.

The Essex County Democratic Convention
was held yesterday afternoon, at the Academy OF Music
I'm Newark George Peters elected chairman For
Comfy Cerk ten names we're placed IN nomination, the
vote standing follows OF the fourth and iual ballot
George K. Gray, 50 Henry q. Darcy, u Harrison
Whittngham 81 For Commissioner Of the Essex Pub
lie Road Board William IiaTngan nominated the
first ballot receiving 40 votes to 33 fOr william Kelly,
rs for Michael Cori and II for Patrick Mcrngue Mr..
GRAY was formerly city Treasurer ana now - Secretary
to the board OF Tax Commissioners, and Dir. Hgrga
soda water manufacturer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
np.rU vRom AN EXPLODED LAMP

Coroner Elinger made an examination yes
teriay morning into the circumstances attending the
death OF Ira b Rice, of No 243 East Onehundredand-
tlrteenthst Mr.. Rice. Saturday evening was taking
l.roseue amp from the table when the lamp suddenly
exploded The burning oil was thrown upon the lace,
hands breast OF Mr. Rice, and upon the ioof me
members Rces family succeeded 81 eKtnguisDing
fhe aames not however, until Mr.. Rice Was fatally
Surued He died Monday. Mr.. Rice was sixty-seYen
,,oo,s GA and engaged ia manufacturing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
oGDEN's DESERTED COMPANY.

d. H. Harl1ins arrived in this city yesterday from
Savannah had been playing under the management
70 r. D'orssy ogden MI ogden, as stated in Tuesdays
TpfsF deserted company October TO- leaving the
member. without money. Mr. Harkins sad yesterday thst
OGDEN lad gainbied away the receipts o every perform
ce md had been @ state Of nioxicati0n The
company would continued playing but The wardrobe
,ss Tor debts Iiarkns played Richard III tAt
,.v evening at Savannah by which 500 was realized
mi, enabled the company " reach this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
AMERICAN PoPULAR's METHODS.

The investigation in regard TO the changed
olieies OF the American Popular Life Insurance Com
suy was continued yesterday at the Oc OF the reicee
Ira b. warren, at No. 40 Broadway. Nicholas Biau-
eIt Of Nyack policy holder testified that no had been
induced by the physician Of The company IN January
last 10 exchange q policy which lie had held for nYe
,aays for a new one. The inducement offered was an
sdion Of $40 10 his policy. The investigation VIII be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
SITTING BULL ANp THE COMMISSION.

CHICA GO, ILL.,, Oct. ia special dispatch
frum tie sitting Bull Commission, Milk River.
f,es that Information reaches there that sitting Bull
now at Fort Walsh, Manitoba with thirty warrior IL
awaiting tho commission. The commissioners will
probably reach Fort Walsh tho lsth inst. Sitting
Bulls village IL forty miles from Fort Walsh, and
comprises $50 lodges representing about 900 warriors,
some of whom fugitive Mes lerccs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
A STATEMENT 81 Mr. ALLIGER.
meeting of the renIpSnntntl Ycs of the Com

mercia Uuion Assurance Company Of London. held
y.ste day. and q statement OF Elijah Aigcr read
giving MS explanation OF his deficit Mr. Brown, who ia
I'M charge OF Mr.. Agers Offices stated that lt de-
termlued by the committee not 10 make the statement
puDlc Tor the present.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

A well known Ritualistic divine seldom
preached longer than fifteen minutes. When rcmons-
led WITH sometimes for his too short
MONS, he would answer: "Wnen you get 10 remember
more
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI CONTEST.

continued this afternoon when the officers Of the com
pany will he examined
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad stockhold-
ers met yesterday at the Office of f. L. Cutting Co., o.
d. Ashley presiding H. NJ Day read The report OF tue
committee the Cincinnati dispute, which contained ~
detail he circumstances OF the annual election already
fully described in The TRIBUNE, and showed that me
New York committee. that refused vote repre-
sented over $lO00O0OO common and preferred STOCK
and over 100000 OF the voting stock Of the road
Mr. Ashley presented the following financial exhibit OF
the road from November 49, 1876, TO September l, 1871
nine aud "A half months:
receipts. sa54ss4o 80
Disbursements "
Net rcceir,s ........................ s7iS.6el 81
From this deduct vouchers prior Novem oeo no, 90
Arrearagds Tor same period .............. ALL -
Pay rolls for PERIOD. %'o''Vo -
Total s9 fss2 f fg5 81
Net ear5ing 3 september tost iooooo 90
Net earninss October tesI 49, go 90
...............................s IOo3,c6l g
The indebtedness OF the road is placed at:
Roni. sl2s52ooo 90
FioatinS dcot ..................... 10000 %
ro,,, .............. .sI4,552. OOo 90
On which the interest, at per cent. would he s9lSOOV
The gross earnings for the quarter of October were
$4,000 an Increase % per cent over the cor
responding period OF 1876.
J. NJ Hartshorn said that CARROTS brokers had Dor
rowed $500 shares OF stock few DAYS before tue
Cincinnati election. and he characterized the entire
transaction Of the so-oalod election as fraud aud
swiude." The Baltimore and ONO Road had r'criyfa
three Zines a ucn for It's haulage the OHIO ana MIS-
sissppi Road. ana II was regular ROBBERY.
Resolutions adopted declaring that the directors
tors OF he ONO and Mississippi Railroad and that te
pretended election Of any other hc1ei was = ms ~
establish their rights aud TO appoint one or more OF he
number protective committee -,.. 90, 400 ~,
This meeting II stated represented ~ '%iV" "a
the bonds and stock Of the cOmpai y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
The Assessment caiepdar will also be- called

-"'N'' W ~ Neso4AhA VI
GENERAL TEaN-DAyIs, p.
l20..Biglcr % nj agt The
Mayor. etc.
lf5. 0uidet agt The Mayor,
l76. Hagar et al. agt. Clark
81 Al.
l79. .Triest act The Wood.
burn >. NJ. Co., o. Ne
yada.
lSO. BaeT agf. Bepbert Fl Al.
Isl ..IicTrick agt. SInlth, IT,
1872 .Frcund ct al agt. Tho
Imp and Ira. y. Bank.
1856. .Steinbach ART. The Re
lief Fire ms. Co.
1876. Solomon agt. Wilbur
eta
1871. The People ex rel. MN
day agt The Fire
COm'rs.
SPECIAL Tern
29O. Tho Mayor. etc, agt.
Union Ferry 90.
SCI Dcviin agt. Murphy etal.
21S.. waltz ct al AT. Duncan
81 Jameson agt. JarnicsOn.
OJO Barhct. etc. agt The Mt.
Sinai Hospital.
$50. .McIntir AIT. n Altman.
CJJ Balheimeragi. Reichanlt
600 MARSHALL agf. The MsyOr
S73. The Manhattan Life H..
aufsDcr Co. aRt. Bissell
sos. smith AIT. sullivan Ell al.
3Is. Tafr art Hartman
Ol9. .TeDDy agt DaYid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
Tile STRIKING CfGAR.MARERs.

makers yesterday received reports from dele atss lie
following additional shops decired 10 De inyolyed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

GFVTEtI NT--I0Vs-F'NT 7 I1'1'I- 49, ~ I---I
~tnt.r l..o..us assault ant utttylfr la-t.h pos ''
n,sftb's tuurilgi lIu. HarteN NaNgn.it ti..'.. al.
tafy cal aelan BURGLARY Robert Doc, > 'Ah '/ N.
&c.. II ,.tr.. elmer. john NUi.n, i't~
,~sr Antony Irscla Vctt larceny Joe9h Graham l'F'
cgIy ir,m the peiron. ,,
ptrtI-Gidersl.s.e. J.-Clades p. clrk. chfi.ri ,,
"a .5rl. robbery James lli, John q nh1. hi'.t.
,ia .t.ry James kp.if, rale ltrr,f sd"
Girlgttrtk grand lar.tlYf Frank >..-.tF '''-' a''
battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

PAEr III.-sgrcwfcK. J.

7O2 81 Nicholas Nat. Bank 5Jf.FlGeIn art. n-. far
AIT = Try Ifj "a Ui.1a.
90. Berwick ar Weich. 2if.AUla 'aR aai lflrlln
|0f B1uer lgt.D Goldman ctaL Jus .Hn'f 4". fIier
300 Cohen agf. Goldman. .ov tttik a-L IaIuairf
3uG Bainc AIT a. ifudn. o.. ttfi"f a.f UIltr, ct.
5U7 iiIsch art 1oH man. ST. otr1man ag d, sing
3j8.rplugaI agt Goldman. o tpn.
90 Fpuflslerneragt. Doug $50 Mcdonald rgt IT. p r
ina r. 60.
267. .ha.,n eel - al. agt. 81 NrdnIf l-f % 8rsl.
Dicsellson - ~. 10. Lawson atL y. q. :. Co
80 %. Parker AT. Conner, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18

-, pAHpi MD DAsikLs il
1874 .0ranam agt. Tho
com'fs. fh
JJI''Ibe People ex rel. c,-
G 1,,@g, 'st The TN.
ii8 Natter o. schafer a..
lo7 Gro~smuck 81 ai -
Brown. a1
~ Heermance AZ, Tact,
iev.-ihe fir-t y H,,k "
80, 1pfin0neid aef -
lpl .JesIp ct al. ag, ANA
- Al. oihit1
1872 Richardson er Al
- vBneu. etc ~0
1913 The OermanIa Rat.
Nchaier, etc. 'a
1874 Ncs'ea at. N,,ihs.
1916 vo-e AZ. coyirey etu
WAN NOKsT. J.
0lZ Thompson A "a
49, u oerz ~ al. 81
ol3 samr agf. sane.
~ .laliagAsn agt Nalv,..-
go The Mmhsiisn IA. rs.
- %, aRi '-iIiD-1H.
~ hc-iave sgt kesras,
$50 IiobitsoheT ast s,a,r...
80 Jenkins agi. Alan.
81 ford at bryce ETA
~ dcenir" agi watson
595 Van iood agt Sqniye.
5lb. ., ampDtu ngL -tysr'S
900 troliman ag'. sshoasg-,,
COL. Enoch MORGAN. 80
Co, SGT ,chNachheSs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
XLVth CONGRESS- EXTRA SESSION

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
ELECTION or PRESIDENT ASD vIcs-PdEsIDENr-THE
DISPUTED LOUISIANA sSNArotsHIP - SENATE
COMMITTEE CHANGEs--BnI FOR TIE hErEAL on
TIE BANKRUPT LAw--NEssRs. ELAN, ROBERTSON
AND PAcHEcO SWORN ~ AS MEMBERS OF THE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-18
cwcU1T-PARr T.--DON0uCE. J.
Caso on-No. ! .Laioureatt aat Clark.
PART n .-LAWhEycE Z.
Case on-So. 1881. drummer AT. Fro6t.
rtDT ~ unfnar


90 striker agt. Kia.a,n.
14..Nolm8es A.. ID ".
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1877-03-11
What is to DO Done on tho Fiftieth Anniversary Of
the Episcopacy Of Plus TX.
IN. Y. Sunday Citizen.


The httletn anniversary of the elevation
of Plus IN. to the episcopacy, which occurs
on the 2lst of May next, will be commemo-
rated on that day in Rome in an unusually
imposing manner. 1t is intended to present
to the Holy Father on that occasion the
united offerings of the faithful throughout
the world as II tribute of Interchangeable of
lection and devotion, and in order, also, to
relieve the wants of those who are So fferlDg
poverty for Coincidence sake. Mrs. Gan.
Sherman, having consented to CO operate
with q committee of European ladies, has
made an appeal (approved by the hierarchy
to American Catholics to assist in tho work.
Collections have already been taken up
in this city, and in one church tSt. An
drew's, Duane street) the sum of 81 900 has
been contributed by the congregation.
There will be q great procession of pill
Grims from all points of Christendom to the
Eternal City to participate in the anniversa-
ry of the Pope's golden wedding and though
no organized movement has yet been made
by American Catholics to sWell the throng, it
is understood that members of the Church
are making preparations to visit Italy fox
the purpose. A number of Canadian Catho-
lice will leave Montreal in a body, en- route
for Rome, in the middle of April. On their
arrival IN this city, they will be received by
representatives of the Catholic Union Of
st. Michsel's Society and of the Society Of
st. Vincent de Paul. The members will
remain together until they obtain an audi
ence with and the benediction of Plus TX
The party will consist of 100 persons, eact
of whom will contribute 5000 to meet ex
penses.
The Canadians expect to be Joined il
this city by several Americans and al
others speaking the English language whc
share 10 the loyal sentiments they enter
tain will be welcome to accompany them
The celebr alton on the coming 2lst of Ma,
10 designed to be a continuation of tn,
many previous personal jubilees that hav
been vOuchsafed to honor the Pontit
during an extraordinarily long life an
reign.
Under the direction of MIRA Gen. Sher
man the movement in this country is as
Stunning great magnitude. The lady i
constantly receiving letters asking for in
forming relative to the golden wedding
The idea it appears is q very pleasing on
to the enlightened Protestant az we'll a
Catholic American, and Mrs. Sherman ha
received many valuable offerings from tn
former to be sent TO Plus TX.