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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

.e Society for the Relief of Discharged
lolic Prisoners, presided over by Lord
?, and which has on it's committee the
2 of Norfolk, the Marquis of Ripon, and
Catholic noble ladies, has just opened in
on laundry, for the purpose Of enabling
sarged Catholic women prisoners to earn
pnest livelihood and reclaim lost charac-
This branch of the institution has been
fd "St. Cecilia's Work and Laundry"
Cecil, late Dowager Marchioness of Lo-
P, as memorial of her special charity and
for prisoners welfare, the fact being that
ate Dowsger Marohioness started the in
ltion, which has already been the means of
lining many who have spent most of their
+ in prison.
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DIED {:

DONEGAN-On wednesday, August %. 1877, at 81
p NJ Mia O'Neal, wife of Peter J. Donegan, in the
thirtysecond year of her ago, native of Ka adapey,
County Wicklow ireland, and resident of this city
for twenty Elk years.
MARTIN-Oh Wedne siay. August %, 1877 at 81 p.
M, Bridget Murphy, beloved wife of James Martin,
aged sixty.three years native of Kilkenny Ireland,
and resident of this city for the past
years.
suLL1vAN-on Sunday evening, August &c. 1877,
at 4 clock. Thomas Sullivan, aged sixty years. a
native County westmeath, Ireland, and re sident
of this city for the past thirty years.
SEAwELL-on Wednesday. August 60 1877, at
O'Clock IL, Jos. c. Seawen, fSed twentyseven ears
LOWE-On Saturday August 25, 1877, at . P. NJ
Kate Reilly, wife of Michael Lowe ative of Kells
County Meath Ireland and for the last thirty years
resident this city.
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Death Of an Aged Irish Lady in kentucky.

Correspondent writes from Delphia to
Louisville Courier Journal as follows {:
pc oldest person, 1 presume, in the
se, died here this morning. Mrs. Ann
gn, was born in Limerick Caanty, Ire
September 14th, 1878, and died at
hge of 1O4 years and 10 months. She
a remarkable old lady. Her eyesight
pr failed, she never wore pair of spec
fs, enjoyed good hearing, and until
years back had no gray hairs. Mrs.
swn emigrated to Canada in the year
and came to this place the st of last
Rary. She lived and died at the resi-
ce of her sou. She leaves four sons
aiving her. This veteran of ol1en
3 could converse iuently, and relate
'dents which occurred ninety eight
Is ago"
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sEvENTINN OF SEA SICKNESS The Onion
Pale recommends the following simple
cd for the prevention of sea sickness: A
drops-say from three to eght-of the
Ste of omyle are applied closely to the
by means of a handkerchief. The inha-
n must be rapid, care being taken to pre-
the mixture of atmospheric air in any
quantity: The patient will soon feel
ot Puisation in the temples and the faoA,
ss LIS LIS deadly hne. presents light rose
These signs of salutary reaction cou-
2 l9r about half an hour, after which the
rluual tails asleep. The sickness may re-
.lence In TWEEN ty- four hours or SO; the in
The remedy appeaFs @ to 1nEs2 act most efios. ss o
siy "aen employed Immediately after the
aoS OF vomiting This method has been
o On ia persons. In 121 cases the sickness
stopped at once; that is to say, no efforts
omltlng were noted. In the remaining
cases 1t was necessary to repeat the in
1ion Two or three times before the de-
Per, -A'"''"'
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sr. ALPHoNsUS TOTAL ABSTINENCE Asso-
caton.-The regular monthly meeting of this Associs.
ton will he held THIS tsuudayJ EVENING, at 4
o'clock. in ST. Alphonsus Hall, ST. Andrew street. be.
tween Magazine and Constance streets.
Gentlemen wishing to become members cordially
invited to attend,
D. q. BUCKLEY, President.
J.H. HESLIE, Secretary. 1t
ST. STEPHENS CATHOLIC TOTAL ABsTT-
NENCE SOCIETY.-The regular monthly meeting Of
this Society will be held THIS Sunday EVENING, at
soclock. in St. Yincents Academy, Napoleon Avenue
near Camp street.
Gentlemen wishing to join are invited to attend.
o,BRTEN, Vice.President.
IL B McGARRY, Recording Secretary. 1t
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

The process of hiding piety will do we'll
enough for those who are grounded in it. But
as general rule, it should neither be hidden
nor displayed, but carried about unaffectsdly
as we carry about our form, features and voice.
Some people, in fact many people, are perpet-
ually thinking of the impression they may be
that eal and no5 vanity is the cause of their
rhoug htfulness
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The Wonder Of Texas.
Calvert Central Texan )


Living near Englewood, in this county,
is family of father, mother, and twelve
children. and, remarkable to state, they
count 329 fingers and toes as naturally be-
longing to them. Each of the twelve chill
dren has twenty four, fully developed,
put the parents have only forty between
them.
Pof. Hungleford, formerly of Calvert, but
recently teaching at Engewood, had sew
eral of these children as scholars. One day
during recitation, one of this family was
told to count his fingers with the view of
lmPressing some number upon hts mind
The child announced that the plumber was
twelve. The teacher said the returning
board was endeavoring to practice fraud,
and bulldozed the little fellow into another
count. The result was the same. Come
here, }" said the now irate teacher, and let
me count your fingers" His numbering
with the child's for on each
hand he found five fingers and a thumb.
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Delinquent Tax Payers.

p it's second publication, the list of delin-
1t taxpayers of this city occupied 473
nns of the Democrat, and comprised the
'es of about 10 800 persons. Among ipsti-
pms owing more than $1,000, as shown by
list, are:
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DURABLE DENTISTRY.

DR.. J. II. MALONEY. corner of Josephine and Camp
streets Magazine Market respectfully nforms his
patients and the public in general is performing
all operations to his profession in the most
scientific manner. Artificial teeth inserted with
without extracting the roots on new plan Old sets
of teeth remodeled and perfect a6 aptation
Teeth extracted without pain by the of gas
choroform. Charges within the reach of all
iRl4 '
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths to hereafter
be inserted for ffty ces Obituaries evR be charged
az the rate Of tea. ce:.tS line.
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|rnIng Star and Catholic Messenger.

~ oRLEANs, sUNDAY. sEPTEMB ER lti7
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1877-09-02

yo9ng man who boasted he could marry
sirI he pleased found that he couldn't
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HALL BRANCH NO. 3-HIBERNIAN BENEvO-
lent ard Mutual AID Associaton-Sept. ,, ls77-The
regular monthly meeting of this Branch will be held
TUESDAY EVENING, September 4 1877 at Il o'clock
Members are requested to bo Punctual.
BY CTder. PHIL MCCABE, President.
JEO. MCCAFFREY Recording Secr etary. 1t
HALL BRANCH NO. 5-H. b & NJ. A ASSOCIA.
tion-ReRular monthly meeting SUNDAY, September
I'd, at 1880 P M Prompt at eDdlnce is requested,
business Of importance will be transacted.
Gentlemen desiring o join requested attend.
II. M O'MEALLTE, President.
w. t. SCANLAN, Secretary. rus6 1T
TIE SISTERS OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
have constantly on hand READY-NADE CLOTHING
FOR SALE. Plain and Embroidered Under.Linen for
Ladies'; Fine and Coarse Shirts Plain and Over
alls for Laboring Men and Mechanics. All substan-
TALLY made and at low prices. MOI rs
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rnE ADvdycE or TnE sERrTANs.
Capturing Ak-Pninnka and Bombardins Nisch
Ice In the Danube.

BELGRADE, Dec 25-Thc Scrvians. on Mon
day. after eight hours severe fighting. captured
Ak-Paanka. with three Krupp guns and large
quantity OF ammunition and provisions. The
Turks lost many killed and some prisoners
Prince Milan was present yesterday when the
bomhardment Of Nisch was begun.
Sr. PETERSBURG. Dec. 2j.-An official tcle
gram says that sudden drifting OF lee on the
Danube has torn away the bridge at Braila. A
Russian steamer is frozen in and Is unable to
approach the bridge. Tho Grand Duke Alexis
announces that communication cannot be re-
stored for the present.
ER2ERoUM. Dec. 2j.--Thc Russian lines have
been pushed forward. and Err rOum 10 almost
invested. The Russian infantry j. nlasssd in
the northern part of the plain. The lombard
ment of the town and the consequent Interrupt
tion OF tclcgraphic service are imminent.
PARIS, Dee. 25.-Thc TrmDs alluding to the
report TINT active Intercourse has been going on
between Paris and London with view Of cstnb-
fishing Hn understanding on the Eastern qucs-
ton says 1t - perfectly certain that the French
Government does not intend departing from its
attitude oi reserve 10 play an active part in East
ern affairs.
LoNpoN. Dec. pa despatch from Wool
wich To- Tie Udip NelrS Says II Is fully expected
that the Royal Ars nal VIII shortly receive an
cNtensiN. order Returns were forwarded last
wlek tn the War Olics showing the number OF
guns and the amount Of ammunition and stores
that each department can produce at "A shor
nat
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A CHRISTMAS NIGHT TRAGEDY.
Two Men Fatally stabbed Mt Bieecher ana
Sullivan streets.

Four men met at the corner OF Blocker
and Sullivan streets shortly after midnight
this morning. They had no loud words
but suddenly the men seemed to clinch.
then two OF them fell to tho side
walk. and the other two ran away. The
two who had fallen were takcn to the Mercer
street police station, both of them too far gono
from loss OF blood to tell more than their names.
Ono Herni..A u. Maternc. nGcd 80. OF 2li
Thomnson s,rao, v..s stabbed In the chest, n
deep wound and also in tSs thigh.
The other. Francis Dougherty ~, OF 22l Sui
livan street. was stabbed in the ABDOMEN. and
was unconscious and apparently dying when he
was taken TO the New York Hospital.
Detective Slevin traced the men who had done
tlN stabbng to Varlck street. and sooa alter
ward arrested Charles Crutchet. who
had large butcher knife covered with
blood in his coat sleeve and Thomas Greenan.
who had n bloody dirk knife in his pocket. Tho
men refused to give any account of themselves
or of the trouble
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A Bnli that Suddenly Jnded, the Dancers
MaitzIng AWAY Barehcaded.

There was ball last night at Kassavan's
West Side German Hall. at Twenty-slxth street
and seventh avenue for tho benefit of Tom
Juba who one night last August was struck
sprechless. George Armstrong was the pro-
moter of the entertainment. Mt which assembled
over one hundred couples. composed mostly Of
the Tenth. seventh. and Eighth avenue boys.
Tom Juna the recipient Of the propos at benefit,
cloak room.
At midnight there was n great outcry. Tom
Juha hti disappeared. and with him the entire,
rHeeiut-. Tho hat and cloak room WAS empty.
Tom Juba aud two Of his friends having taken
snm6ied noisily ou,side Wori ,vns sent to
Sergeant Kehting. ana Detective Schmittsburger
Of thc Ihirurth street police ran to the ball
room. Mr. kus-nNan WAS Indignant. H. there
was no money To- pay for the hail. seventh ave-
nue. was dotted with men and women gOing
home. bar. n l,ult
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Mamie Howard of ~ Clinton place, a child
OF only n,no summers, WAS nrrnlgn"d III J"ner-
sol Murnnt Police Court, yesterday morning.
for picking pockets. The thousands of GUS
toners crowding Ia and ont Of Il. H. Macy Il
Go. =. at sixth avenue and Fuurternth street.
and the great numh"r oi persons passing that
way have mado the p.ace a rich ied for pick
pockets during tho nolilny season. LOSSES
amounting to oyer g. nVl hHyo been reported to
the police. D"te tiycs Dllks anI Handy were
ordered To catch N" thlryrs. nnI they have
nlnd. many arrests Int have not had evidence
sufllcient to hold tnclr prl-on'l-. Among IN 80
wnS AiOllie llOibrOpk. nn old pl'kpo'krt
on SATURDAY. morning ln-l til" uili ora wore
he'd io suspect little Mhmie Howard. whom they
had sarn playing on the sidewalk day after DAY.
they set clnse watch upon htr Her prh tlos
Ni- tl l,n into Ma ) ~ 'niuo ont soon uitrrwNrd.
nin4.le with the multitude, AMI n.nin take TO
llav. A Little while suii '"d to di-3ovor whnt
NHmlc WAS up b.. for within in hour the on
crr- rlW h'r putting her hands into Two
Women's pp ket4. Having in-i i,'n-i upon IN"
rested her. Sh"W0- hod la 5000 hal.
In lhe CN Prison, yesterday. th" 'hlli teton
si,, rl-Wcrrd No.Do." 1t ia evident how
rvnr tuH she has h"n trnInisi hY Some unr,
fDr wnan tlr unir = prNl'tS'd To- knl lw wAn
h'r lu-fIu inr MIS- She wa startled NAr f'
aemll 3 I.ilbin ErNn in d npOiim nt ii"r
mun'r ll.d '-r"s To- know noN.ihS Hl ini
,lurl.t0r's VU,s nni th' father WHs ahp .Hl
Mh.u tpil W.Du hl1 itu-hter had ir''n dulns
n rHrnin 'hHttrr rulin nad -r 're.'. ,.'
WIN Dlt'u rNf itd net - cent. nor Wls tiN'
am, triiDl, oi ihn iNpVul ts, tlinuU-t ur Waa
7arn "a TIC hNt ll taking ihrln.
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Quariermn.irr Chadwick. Funeral.

William Chadwick. who was Quartrrmister
Of the los, T. ; steamship Huron at the time oi her
wreck WAS buried vest, rday c residence oi his
brother nlaw, Frederick ". Emerson. at SD Franklin
avenue. BrooklNn Mr. ,hsiwick WIS ~ y,nrs ot age
II. had been an the uaNN twenty -iN lie
listed ~ an ordinary SEAMAN, and WAS always rated
after shipping lie hnd hrru Quartrrmp-rr Tor
NtHrs Rclur, that was Bnnf-wnin'- Mate III, tod,
Was among the INST frcnNef,d. aud buried b,
Government at KITTY Hawk. e.. Hi brother Aw
,rnt tor his reman. They arrived IN Brooklyn aiew
DAYS
Iuc iumcral was largely attended Tile Rev : y Hal
90 f'o Franklin ANruu" rr .hytrriai Church con.
l TIE services The burial W,s IN GrecnWuOd Ctin.
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Indians Clubbing "a Police Omcer.

About u week ago. family Of full-blooded
Indians from Canada took possession Of u small cottage
IN Smith street Jersey city Their drunken orgies
alarmed the ncghhorhooi. and several compaint'
made to the police Early yesterday morning Ohices
Donovan called IN % quell disturbance IN the
house. and the In iirns knocked HIM down and be- at
kickci. And cluliti him lie summoned Assistance aud
three ui m atlantis werr arrested In the FIRST Dis
trct Poc, Court before Justice Davis Yesterday they
gave their nau"> A. swanson IncAus az, ,d ~ Mitchell
lAnehns M'cl ~ AMI Joseph Tamcnn, aged ~ They
pleaded that they had druuh too much urc.watcr and
not responsible Tor their aDts. They were hcii
chHrie ~ atTuciuns assault
Tn fuuilN consists o the three prisoners ANA Young
~iuAw. who furnished them IN the cells Ne-t,tii, with
lahcd apples ami lar, meat They are basket makers
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uRECKED ar HELL arr.


Vessels were warned yesterday to look out
for iwo sloops that had h"'n WRECKED ON He'll
Gnie. Tho Martha Amanin. stranded on Flood
Rock. hronrs to tho Cow Bay pnfket line She
was londrA with cpul and conlnand"l Wy capt
Albert Thorpe. She stru'k m noon Yesterday
IN shr wus going about and huNod s,rrn Ar-t
AGAINST the rocks. Lust might wrn 'rs were
hu-ily CARRYING on her conl. just hrllrr the
nn.ii,nt the wlnd spid"niy v'"lrip iAut pnnt
tn, current b'iug suons. The S"rSel, heavily
lad %. diitind iothr cocks.
TIL X ltu Cualu. uNur and 'omnHnlnl ly
vi RYAN and john FLslmmnu4, and having
~ NV uI tour. stru * uu Hogs Bach ni mld-
NJ IN ou ilnuluy. she WAS Eoln 2 flnWn a,rc3m,
Win q -lou. houl lida. psl was on lh'
r.v.r A~-hO suu * She hurst n'i uppfr ,lr'ts,
and uer huIl.at ,hiil nl; -ue rur'ru II ,nl A. nj
d,ou l,Nai nlGht the crow OF lno wr 'llng ius
iuiil r. -n h,r .Hi iuwni h"r ~ u lIol :
Cove. Tins accident was n.-0 tnNsri hl the
wlul fMhnr. The hon was ntth turn Of ilo
rlv,r and Dalorr shr could b.. pw n.oul -ho
had da4Hrl 4sl.nsi iho lin:A lil g. ii TOW
were compelled TO TAX" - the bnu-.
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AUGUST Lenhur AN aged German laft his
home m NrWsrh. ! suddenly, seven vcnr- ago ia,
VIE AMI iamiN heHri nutAins ci hun from that tnt
until on sunday last as they were ~ tiuncr u their
home. at B.d-er avenue. hc walked into the room
H. sail t' hr hai boon travrln lut refused tu i,
any satisfactory account ui M, hr whllr away troin
rifo,r o. make hum c"miort'c Yesterday aiiciu .un
,he Visited tlc GlUrNun cemetery. Wrir ul hHi
DiiiifNu lui = ON hUr rrftru sire fUlni hrr nm,
itul ,tuu- iu char l.i1r, tle ur'. ,lrHi L'niuri
Ni N atl AMI "a, drAtl is believed go ttt
suited Tuin heart disease.
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Hrown'. Five shot. "a, AN Omccr.

On Monday night Miss Brown Of Washington
street near Marshall street Nrwatk went 10 ball with
young man whom her brother. James Brown dl,iiked
At 81 n'clpok yo-t,lity mnrnns james Brown and
M,hAcl sever, Of u Frrv street hlt b.ing nioNica
ly la wait for N,, Brown and her companion on trir
ga, home nom The had A. thrN passed Brown amt
HrN"r. attacked the Young man amt two .niswcrr irtd
bnirrI NhlihiNsu arrested sewers. amt Brown
Dii"d hn~rii %, hind tree amt nrd i've shot. Al the
Nicer lNuui tlr iultf- nn,~rd ll tough the window
Mr. Lcwi, htit a. it,'Hurtni, aud leri lu thr VA
brown ARRESTED .u hrd iu ti+ mnior', hou-. Jus
ties Jes,up held him in tcitult col - 80 bail
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CALDWELL. " j.. Dec. 25.-Wiliam Jones.
prisoner the Essex count, renitenuar> At this pa' =.
committed ,uicsic today b' hanging nimslt with trap
attached 60 ring IN h- cell door He was ~ Nthir ~
age lie has SrNti 4 rnlr ia several state prisDns
thrnushuut tc country III. present ntcnc". Viii IA
nearly expired. tui ~ dtNs .nr larceny A lew
dAy ago lc attempted tu starNc hini -cN T. death
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RANpoLPH. Mass. Dec. % shortly ahcrmid-
neht i,-t ui httac Town House iu HolbrooA Ma-. We
burned with winthrop Church. aVacont me Gown
HOUSE Wa tht rr M the late En-hi y uuhr0Hk, amt
uAiI'l ulV TN llhrtN AMI nil tf, n Reed =
drns store \ % 'ru"i.ri', fN .nnl' store Hni v
fyf' 'sItWtliN sfnIr ihr Town ilru,r Nu iDd aI
stfu ami iu. rarl Iur f31ipi rlr Wufhrun tl lur.h
i.in-urIi lnr So The ag.ttcttr loss u thr ffNrtc
u.DI '-tf tl' Town lou-, a f-'tp. 'ul l- it.s tyf
Do
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Onlrer O'Nnil stopped Richard Grster. alias
English Dick At daybrcak, yesterday at Houston ,nd
Washington streets The oilcor questioned HIM
three boxes OF that lac carried under hi,
lie dropped the cigars AMI struck the officer with
jimmy. cutting hi head severely The two then closed,
anl strul-lc ufccr ONc oyrrpnM' Ied tr thief
and heM him rnul assistance arrived Then hoth mrn
covered with hluui Police SURGEON Cook dir -ed
their wounds. Hni plct locked uh rhr cigars
had been stolen rom Michael Larhm'. hirruom "a, si1
wet street. the hurllrs having ui,d open the
windows Justice RiNhN held Gci.trr IN :. Nn hH IN
~. charge VI hur-ltrY ami ~ OOl Tor assauiuns The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-26

Mrs. Maria Weber. the wife of John T.. wcbcr.
n shoemaker ot t6 James street lici SUNDAY and
Deputy Coroner Macwhlnn e's post mottcm examination
showed that death wasirom motropertoniti-. resulting
from malpractice Mrs w,ler. who n, mother VI
four children had been Lately nt ndcd N Mrs Johanna
ichhardt md wife. OF lsn Essex street Mrs Gvbarit
arrested S p,tecusc carr Coroner croker paroied
her yesterday pending the inquest
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The lln'n.'n police. nAliy yrst.r.ny ni0rn-
ins uinic rtii on thc rnom, of ur clinton SCOUT r,h
ou Fuwu aui 'lutNu ,ir'rt. li'1"tru. nw ARRESTED
lnm- Bradbury, eHi u John Hooper a-A - hw
"A ltl 1N, u-Nf 49, Nillfl i' ..N. Iff li li f pNnN
as,d II. .lAl trarurA ponuhu, n-rdl6 lh' u.ou o.,
Wrfr ga tuuu. A., lt.r..lli liHnHn-h II-i ,NtNiut
in-'l r ,uHe, anI 90 % .au.Nh- 'cailui or ana oia
Do Iu ile fuuul rNNit 20 ut
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porT,vILLE. Pa. Dee. 25.-Nillinm Burch-
hl, Fott,,4le Ilhtu- uu aui it- ,ofrrt- cou-,enng
lumber AMI Woodwork wf- burned this morning
L'~-, s2'nh, iu-uilnr', 'l@nsp A. rir hrr 80 dis
,nsrHtd iu several ti.ft- tipnt the iulI
doUlt but thAtn vas thc wntk of ana uingcndhrJ
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PARIS. Dec 2j.-M. Duiaurc. President of the
toinNI. ha- uiictri prUc,t1A- tu i .I,i DO t iii 10
,url .iiirlAl p, n,.- .n That Nu-ul ,aI.t plead
delay ul liusutuIn- the lr'-ecutou,
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burglar. after Paper. In IA scandal Ca.e.

CIScINNATi, Doe. 25.-The residence OF DR.. u.
" Mccarthy. IN seventh street. sntcicd early this
mornu- ant about siupsl worth of notes and valuable
papers carried ~ Its srmi'ri hy the Doctor that tho
larslirA planned 10 secure pher Pos arms upon
r,uf ntit nVl scandal siN large cNt!N Nprs.
cuauuu- cursNsi ondtncr relative to that were
1 ~ 4
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Al tho adjourned meeting. hold 10y MIR. Kim
bal, in Dr. ~'uiiur, church IN BO'klVn, on sunday
sN,liut. fl3u0N a. ralr'i. nhkins ttl ~ al OOD
subscribed w IhAi aAI, WNsfd lAv dvGl VI tti,IVn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-26

Snriu NonwALk. Conn. De-. - - he Nor
", NH1 r>- Company raId all a. emu 'o, '7 ga sold
ul iINi flhAa tte.
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J0iIiNGs .in0ur TOWN

Falling barometer. stationary ~ lower tenn
r'rlHe.. uOlN,iS "iid, anl rHr'} ci,ui) 3r cicar
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I'M ,enlen.. OF One ul..er.

OIlor IlauaIry saw Au.Mst G NMfE WNlkInR
fast .n oiNt a,.Hoc u', n.'er coa' WAs su,,l,ou,y
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POLITICALLY NOTES.

Old Ben Wade says he new it all the time.
A colored baby carried off the first prize at
Greensburg, Ind, baby show.
The st Louis Globe Democrat hopes that the
Presidential circus will not visit Illinois. -
"That State is still Republican and we would
not like to see it turned over to the Democra-
cy."
The chairman Of the Democratic State COM
mi.tee of New York claims that his party will
''carry the State outside of New York city by
So, 900 Majority After the Ohio election,
even that looks probable.
"a bird in the hand is worth whole flock
in the bush, smilingly says Garfield, when he
thinks how smart he was in remaining in the
House and letting Stanley Mathews have that
unsatisfactory fragment of Senatorial term.
The anti-EIayes papers think it was because
the platform gave too much approval to the
southern policy and civil service reform the
Hayes papers say it was because the platform
did not squarey endorse the southern policy
and civil-service reform.
"When die let me he buried near the sound
Of the hammer, the clang of the workshop,
the hum Of the mill says the candidate ia
his speech And then be goes home and seats
himself in the rocking chair, while his wife
brings the coal from the cellar to get supper
with aokcge.
Mr.. Blaine is reported to be perfectly will
ing now to turn Hayes over 10 the Democrats.
Mr.. Blaine is too generous by half. What use
could the Democrats have for man the Re-
publcans counted inf Aud yet, probably, the
best thing the Republicans can do is to town
up to the electoral fraud aud so relieve their
conscience