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New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

Foreign exchange was quiet and firm. The
amount of business for the mId-week steamers was
small. We subjon current quotations, selling rates
being at concessions of 12 Of q cent:
New-York tribune., 1878-04-18

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
A JEALOUS LOVERS REVENGE.

Annie Hclden, young woman residing AT
No. 10 DOverst, Paterson, was walking down Market
ST. late hour Thursday night, with her younger
sister. when coach drove up al rapid rate. tall we'll
dressed jumped out and throwing one arm around
her neck struck her several violent blows in the face
The girl screamed for assistance and seized her asSal
ant The police up, and the two were taken to the
statiOn-hOuse The man was Colonel Leroy Beaumont
OF the United states Engineer and Submarine Service
lie was locked up in cell and the young woman was
detained as a witness About midnight Policeman Rose
head peculiar noise I'm the cell occupied by Beaumont
and upon looking found the prisoner had hanged him
self T. the cell door with his suspcnders, ana
WAS already black III the face. The officer cut him
down and pulled linn into the corridor. Dr
MYERS, the CITY Physician. found that BcaumOnts
right arm had been dispCated at the elbow
hy the fall received when he Wac cut down.
Yesterday Beaumont was committed to jail upon
charge Of assault Anne Hcidcn WAS released upon
bonds OF 1000 to appear as witness. The girl IL
small and slight aud only seventeen cars old Her face
Is terribly bruised
Beaumont also held upon the charge OF attcmpt-
shoot hoy in December, 81. He was walking
Markci-sf night with ANNE Hcldcn, when one OF
her friends, youth Of sINcen passed ana gtctd hcr
pleasantly. Beaumont enraEtd, drew a re-
vOlvcT fired shot al the lad, but did not INT him. The
officers have been looking for Beaumont for some
time. The j. or middle Of fine appearance.
claims be a of the late General Beaumont OF
tie Government Submarine service
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
A woMAN's EXCHINGE IN BRooKLYN.

The South Brooklyn Employment Socl-
city was formed five years aso, for the
purpose OF fading work for all who
needed II, especially for who from reduced CIR
cumstauces were obliged 10 seek employmcut and
also 10 train girls IN fine sewing and I'm
hroidcry. ScWnc-maCGincS were furnished; in
stiuction was free. Applications Of late have
been made to the society 10y women who are skilled
in various forms OF work, but who are unable
to ind a market for their handwork In consequence
OF these applications, seeing large field ror dong good
the society determined 70 enlarge Its scope ana aud 10
its original design an exchange for woncn'- work. 4
large store No l29 Atuticdyc rent cd and there
all kinds OF good work, ornamental or useful paintings,
embroidery, decorated pottery, me sewing and pre-
served fruit are and sold al the producers
price, the society charging only 10 per cent commission
for expenses. The president OF tho society Mrs.
Mary l.. Clapp. lady well known IN
Brooklyn Social Circles, gives this part " The
work her special supervision. She can be found
NJ the society rooms every morning. aud Will DE glad
to furnish Information to those DESTROYS Of dispensing Of
their work wishu. to lend helping hand TO the pro
icCts o! the society.
The managers are ladies well known In society. To
make known more widely the aims OF the society.
An exhibition Of large large variety OF articles for n
Will hc gwen at tho AtauuCtyc., November
7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
ATALK WITH CAPTAIN EADS.
NOEK On lie JFI HIS UNI FII0HILl UEIA
BY WILLOW FEVER.

BY YELLOW FEVER.
Captain James b. Eads arrived in New
York from Washington Wednesday, ard Yesterday he
asked about the report that, owing 10 suspension
Of the work the Mississippi jcttics account OF the
prevalence OF yellow fever among the work the Jet
ties had been injured TO the extent OF million Of dol
lara There foundation whatever" said CAPTAIN
Eads, for the report We have population or 80. III
sludlag our woTkren and their families out Of this
population there have been sItythrcc cases Of yellow
lever aud deaths The deserted in large
numbers when the fever broke out, and time
only fifteen. who kept at work pumping out The
boats. At present we have about forty men on the
works ali mostly all OF whom cOnyaescent from
the fever. During tits suspension OF work the channel
has remained practically intact The last survey showed
q channel oslo feet deep and 100 feet wide IN the
rowest part When the yellow fever Is over we shall
push the work once, and | think shall finish II
though, OF course tho progress OF the drcdH
ing will depend largely upon the Kind Of weather We
In order To facilitate operations, am haN
ing dredging machines made now, and they Will
soon be In use"
" No" added Captain Eads there IS truth in the
runOr. There will have been no dredging for I'VE
months and repairs for four months from the time
when the fever broke out. St hc channel is the same
except al the upper end, where has improved These
facts inspire the friends OF the enterprise with
faith IN the success and stability Of the work"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
associAuon M lneet in PnLladeLpAla ~! yeAr.
INDIGNANT PROPERTY-OwNEEs.
RESIDENTS IN ToRIY-SECoND-sT. ORGANIZING FOR
STLF-Di FENCE.

RESIDENTS IN FOEIY-SECOND-ST ORGANIZING FOR
STLF-DLFENCE.
A meeting of Forty-second-st. property
held last evening at the of the Young
Mems Hebrew Association consult the
defeating the scheme for building surface railroad
through that street Warren c. Ferris presided. lie
tad that he believed the act of the Board Of Aldermen
In authorizing the building of the road the OF
the Mayor was Illegal but lie wished TO hear from
others.
The chairman said the remOnstrance presented nv
him, through Alderman Morris, contained signatures
representing $l,73O OOO and he confident that the
total OF the property the street not double that
amount.
A gentleman said that he saw in the room D. D. Como
yer, the promoter Of the scheme II he Lad been IN
vited perhaps he would address the meeting n he had
act been invited perhaps he would retire Mr. COnOVer
ing, but he would retire II II decided that
he should. He invited to make speech, aud de-
Tended his cOmpanys plan. He said that he could not
show the of a majority Of the prOpcTt yhOllcrs
Tor nothing He had been work for long time get
ting names TO his petition and had obtained all up 10
SeVenth-ave. and many beyond IftLaVt.; he had not
attempted TO get consent 81 those living on the Two
blocks from Fifth to Seyeuth-aves because most % the
buildings on leased ground, and the law required
the consent II the owners i'm fee,
Ex-senator BiXby moved that committee be ap
pointed TO take the matter into consideration and report
TO y future meeting lie bciicy ed 1t to an Infamous
scheme Ougt 10 be carried ont III infamous manner
Mr.. Klbcisch president OF the company which offered
$4,000 for the privilege Of building railroad through
the said that he had been at work Tor year
and half trying to get slgHers To his petition
and had not obtained those Of Ouc-haf the property
owners. tx Senator BiNhys motion was adopted. and
the following committee appointed: Nathan C. lily,
". c. Ward Isaac Fatman, Patuck Tracy, JACOB Cold
tmith and Warren G. Ferris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC SURVEY.
CHIEF ENGINEER ROBERTS oN THE PROGRESS OF
TIE WORK AND TIE INDIAN QUESTION.
Cnlnnnl " Milnnr Rnhrlis Chlnf Enrinner

CHIEF ENGINEiR ROBERTS On HE Ilb''l'l - VT
TIE WORK AND TIE INDIAN QUESTION.
Colonel W. Minor Roberts Chief Engineer
Of the Northern Pacific Railroad, arrived III Ncw-Iork
Thursday. Colonel Roberts has been in Washington
Territory since last July making survey through the
Cascade Mountains ION the coast Of California; he
sand there 1Oj miles OF man road and thlrtyiyc
miles of branch road in operation. The object Of my
survey was to ind suitable route by which this Cali
foruia road may hc connected. by Inc extending cast
with thcmt!u line winch ends at Duluth. For tAlS pu-
pose have been surveying al summer. We lad two
parties, twenty men III cdth WORKING east ana west
toward each other and the progress OF our Wolh was
satSfactoIv The object Of the line is To develop the re-
sources of the country Wing 800 miles OF thcrcabOuis
north OF the Union Pacific Road
" There was considerable risk from the Indians, but
took chances and came out all night. Although
dad uI one honest Indian u-tItf the t.ru has not t,
miles. vet thorough study of tnc Indian question for
uIuc years has Lccd me that the ends OF justice aud
humanity vii best he served u tac Indians are given u-
20 the hands OF ne military. saw General Howard Ic-
Gently, AT Vancouver on the Columbia, now his head
quarters He is dong all that ans one can o. keep The
Indians quiet. lie J. gallant soldier. and all Ills
officers speak in tue hi CHEST terms OF him an officer
ana gentleman. lie has been greatly abused III the
Last, Out 20 one could have done any b.tt'r'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

Paris houses There is also o department where fine
assortment boys clothing shown. in all the leading
styles and at prices TO suit all purses The hosiery and
underwear departments are Tepete with all the new
styles in SILK mernO. balbrggan and cotton hose and
underwear, at prices very much reduced. The dress
goods departments and Of these there scvera con
tain large and varied assortment of the new and
fashionable dress materials. Many novelties are also
shown al extremely low prices. The silk department OF
tins house Is of especial attraction II Is filled with
large stock OF black and cOlOred silks, OF excellent
quality and shades. IDe prices are low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
YACHTING 1CcIDENT OS the HCDSON.

PorGuKEErSIE, y. Y, oct. 1S.-A dispatch
to The Eagie nom Pcchshill rays: " Dr. william May
of No. u West NInctceutl-st NcwNurk and Mr. Tucker
"a nephew Of Augustus Shell, lcft PoughkecpSie
Thursday morning IN the sloOp yacht Julian, Tor New
York AZ P,rt-ltll they went ashore IN The Yacht :
,lIH and rct;uu.u. the ski shipped heavy s'1 ana
sank. NoUU Tucker was drowned, hui 10" Doctor Su,
c,,dcl u reaching shore u an almost exhausted cohdl-
ton. III. Tuckcr'- body has NOT be-. n recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION.

UTICA, y. Y, oct. l~.-lhc Democrats OF
the NNIvth CouEr, District. O-wcgo and MadI-
son CoIutic, to-day udor-cd by reclamation the
nomination OF Sebastian DuI', the Gr""nhacA
candidate for Conirc-s. lWm. II. Baker G!cpJ had a
majority OF about i.~op over Temperance ana Demo
cratic nominees IN l-sGI
We don't know "a, Nh Tidcn is an admircr
of EuIwrr, but We can tlrk OF nothing IN the way 81
reading matter that womb 80 d.I-ut liz heart these
duy- .,s The Last 81 tc Iuhuu. 49,. Albany Evening
Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
OF ITALIAN MINISTER'S.

LONDON, SatUfdAy, OCT. TT, IHIT'
The TImes's dispatch from Rome says Minis
tiers Cort Bruzzo and BrOcchctti, who Modcrdte@
have resigned in consequence OF Premier CalToss rad
cal views
fFOr other F0rsiqn Mrs First Pdgel =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
DISCHARGED IN BANKRUPTCY.

The decision of Judge Choatc on the apph
cation Of Duncan sherman & Co. for discharge IN
bankrupty has been fled in the United states District
Court number ~ creditors opposed the granting Of the
discharge. The court SAYS: D." No evidence j, offered
SiSalus the specifications OF tnc opposing creditors
fLmmM mot LLLmNnN IL.n L.LL srAMtrMn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.


Gilsfy House-Erastus Corning. of Albany and
General W. W. BelknGp OF Iowa tuth At,'u, Hot,, =,
Baird United states Commissioner or
Fisheries and colonel nCCawlry United states Marine
Corps Nicholas H0tei-Captan II. W. Howgate, Of
L. = A. aud L. de /a Bermudcz, span
ISL Consul at Charleston. \ c.. WHdior Hot,-J I1llng
Canada southern Railroad Company
HoLseSignOr f. NuziO, and the Rev Dr. a q Mrr
of Newport A'tropo"dn Hotst-Judge Burke OF
Cleveland. no imam HOst-Wiam Henry Clifford, u
Portland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
NEW FIRMS FINE DISPLAY.

In the establishment of Currie e. Co., at
No. 3l5 sxth-ave the wesside dry goods houses have
q new rival and that bids fair TO become formid-
able one This house situated between Nineteenth and
twentieth sts and IL essentially q dry goods house,
although large department 10 devoted 10 clOaks and
vraps Tor ladies and misses imported from veknown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
I STEAMER AGROTND IN THE SOUND.
The VESSEL CARRYING TIE TURKISH RIFLES AND
TONDEE sTKIkES Is A ROC.

W,sHINGroN Oct. 19.-Thc Signal Corps OBJ
server at NcwLondon, Conn, report, mat the hriish
steamer John Bramhall, Captain Pollard from Nc"iid-
ven for Cousan;iuopc with valuable cargo 81 arms,
struck on Little Gun Island, twelve miles south OF
New London, AZ G:ij M, during dense Fog ana ne.
in tug,ro- location with feet OF water IN her
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
A DESPERATE FIGHT WITH PISTOLS.

ACtmg-Captaln Uatcs, With DctCCtlVcS
Oates and Hogan, Of the First Precinct,
and Special Officer Feencv, Of the Twenty
seventh Precinct, last night entered the liquor
store at Carlisle and Grecnwicsts, which is known
haunt Of thieves. and, after hard fight succeeded ~
CAPTURING David Kidney bu glar who concerned in
the robbery at No. Maiden lane Thursday night. Can
tain Oates said that they had been The look out Tor
Kidney for long time, there being two in
dictmcHtS against him. 4 number Of thieves
and ruilidUs Ia the saloon, and resisted the
aud Kidney INTO the street. The officers
pursued hun, Detective Hogan hung ~ him
several times. ShO'3 were returned, not only by
the burglars but also by several members ~ the crowd
After long run Kidney finally chased into the hall
way OF the large ttntm' nj house NJ u Iuamc-t and
caught BY officers Hogan and fconcy. NJ ne at
tempted To scale the fence the back of
the house. OccT Hale, Of the Twenty seventh Precinct
had very narrow escape from being stabbed by 4
named DOYLE, and only saved by Detective Hogan,
who struck Doylc's arm up with blow from his club
The goods stolen from No. NdldeulGue found
The basement o: the tenement house. 40. Il Thamesst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
THE GERMAN SOCIALIST BILL.

The third reading of the Socialist bill was
commenced to-day The compromise amendments
agreed upon Yesterday formally brought forward
by the National Liberals and Conservatives The de-
bate will he Resumed tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

GLOW quiet and lovely" remarked the
tourist "surely this might DO spot the poet had
mind when he said Silence regns.'" Guide: All
aud ye msy gay that same. And ,hunders too Yer
hOuOT!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

W,-u,oI., 90, l-.-No'IDc I, given bv mo Lighthouse
osfd ttli 90, a.f..tf, signal I." uuui,l 81 ta.. lat
t,la-, e, Ia, lIoa,u ii"u ~ uo.I.n.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUDNUT's NO
2is BROADWAY
ga m. co. Noon. G5e. 3 > N 70o MIDNIGHT. as.
Highest duIlng day. TO- Lo1eaL As
Average 6l1. same day. 1877. 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
FALL NOVELTIES
E|2Ch0-P2t?l Ware
TIE
NerilGl Britannia Company
No. IL East llth->t"
U MO MS . u A r &,

|
NIWYoRK,
Are manufacturing ald haze
on exhibition "a choice selection
Of Nickel silver and silver
SOIdercd Plated Fable ware,
combining every modern i'm
prOycmcnt in plating and cie-
gancc Of design with sterling
quality, and offer the most eN-
tcusiyc and attractive AssOri-
ncnt Of these goods ever pre-
scented i'm ibi. country. Our As
sOrtIncnt consists ia part Of
Spoons, Forks. Table Cutlery,
Dinner. Tea and Dessert sets,
Entrec Dishes, EpcrGnrs. ias-
tcrs, Cake Baskets, iCc-Watcr
sets, Tea and Coffee trns. SAL
ycrs. Communion Ware, &c.
Also. Il large variety OF Orna-
mental articles, suitable for
Gifts.
First Premiums were award
ed III all Fairs where exhibited,
from the Worlds Fair, 1853. 10
American Institute Fairs, = 73,
1871 and 1915 inclusive, and
AT the Philadelphia Centennial
Exhibition. 1876.
Extract from Centennial Judges Report:
"Thcir large variety of >ii'cr-PI"icd
white Ncinl Hollow Ware il of "Xcci-
lent quniiiy and finish, and of tasteful
dc-isu-.'
"Ihcir SiI,cr-Plntcd Forks, spoons
md hui,c> are OF superior quality and
excellent finish. Bhcir MI Plating, or
extra plating on exposed paris, de-
serves cOmmcndatiOn."
Extract from American Institute Report:
"Ehc PorceiaiH-iincd. DoubIc-wnlied
Ecc-Pitchrrs nrc Al. and possess ALL
the qualities The Company claim. 1870
We consider the goods made 10y This
Company 10 be by far TEE HsE>T made
in this country, and we believe in the
world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

THE ADJUSTED
D. HOwAcD q GO. MAItUF-
the most reliable umekceps made
ling number Of them against suul AZ nunh., -
the finest grades ~ imported watches railroad uura.
they are an. utpassed. Examine them before buypg P's
TNFANTs SWALLOW MILK or MAGNTsn
with ayiitv and fails o regulate der g.-ys
gsu- and huwrs sold by all druggists.
R.pousse Silver Ware, solid silver only
HOWARD & co, No. -Gi 5th ave \ "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
Announcements.

SpEER's PORT GRAPE WINE FOR WEAKLY
PRRsoYThs excellent product Of IN" prescribed
leading physicians in the country ana bv me
most fashionable at evening entertainments ana py
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
p OS 7 s c r Up T
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
FALSE FINANCIAL RUMORs.

LONDON, Saturday, Oct 49, 1878.
The Times in its financial article says:
mo fresh complications were announced
yesterday. or apprehended. very magma
tive story was started Of arrangement for the
Bank Of England 10 get fabulous amounts or gold from
the Bank Of France. The story was utterly without
fnnnlatnn."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
Announcements

Prndontly break up your cold hy the tim.,,
use OF Dr. J9yics EIp.ctOrant old remedy ot s.r
and thIoais, and certain curative oI coughs. lungs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

NOT THE LOWEST, Bur THE BEST.
TnIPHAGEN Il Co, junction OF Sd and 4thave-, 90 mol
make trousers order for ~ 6O but they do make FIRST
article for -. 10 and g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
DEATH IN THE STREET BY HIS OWN HAND.
The dead body of an unknown man was

The dead body of an unknown man was
found about j.. III. yesterday by Officer MaIoy lying
~ Sixtycisth-> between second aud Third-aves. The
body that Of apparently thrty-ccht or forty
years old and five feet nine inches IN height the hair
brow n. but the mOustAche and imperial were of
lighter The dressed neatly III dark
clOthes. Near the body were found and small
pistol with a single baIrel which held empty car
fridge The lace covered with blood, but there vas
no OF her indication OF the manner Of death.
The body taken yesterday 10 the MOrgue for ldcn
ttcatiOn. post mOrtem examination showed that the
pistol had been discharged IN the mouth, and the
bullet WAS found between the base or the BRAIN
and the skull 10 found that the mans
right and hand were pdIayz"d md useless,
the being dlslOcIted at the shoulder IL haId
that the must have caused INN constantly great
pam. Nothing found on his indicate his
KNIFE being in hs pockets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

The Bell Telephone Company, of New YORK,
5S Broadway headquarters tor private lines or dlc
subscribers highest aw ards al The Paris Exposition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19

Due diligence is not used in the protection
% proprty when electric apparatus popular and thor
ghly that OF the Holiness Burglar Alarm lee
graph Company, 6ls Broadway, IL entirely Ignored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-19
WeasrS. TIFFANY q CO.'S
stock of Plated Ware for the
Fall Trade comprises:

The forms are new and the
repOussc chasing. and massive
m0uniiiags rs elcgan; as solid
silver ware, from which il can
be distinguished only by the
trade mark stamp upcn each
piece.
VNEON-SpEAEE.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-12
VICK'S
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN

is the most beautiful work of the kind in the world 1t
contains nearly $50 pages hundreds of fine Illustrations
and sir Chrome Plates Of H0oers, beautifully drawn and
cOiored from nature. Price 50 in paper covers;
81 90 in elegant cloth Printed in German and English
Vicks illustrated Monthly Magazne--32 pages, fine
Illustrations and Colored Plate in every number. Price
81 .25 year; Five copies for $500.
Nicks Catalogue--300 Illustrations only cents.
Address, JAMES WICK, Rochester, n. Y.
Jan. 10th, 1878.
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A courtly negro recently sent reply to an
invitation, in which he regretted that cilcuin-
stances repugnant to the acquiesccnce would
prevent his acceptance to the invite.
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Widows above fifty cannot marry in Porta-
gal. The law is designed as protection for
aged and innocent bachelors
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The Hawkeye says the phonogr PHI is mere
ly development of the " Tin ear . that every
body used to talk about
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A hangman's warrant is the most object
ionabls of noose-papers.
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Women have been able fighters In war !;
have managed commercial enterprises /; have
painted written, ploughed, shoveled in coal,
governed Kingdoms, inspired great social en-
terprises and there is no reason why they
should not preach, If they can save souls
There is one thing, however, that woman
cannot do--she cannot decently sharpen u
Lead nnncil
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is one of the few saints days generally known.
1t is sometimes known as the Eve of All
Hallow, or All Saints, and is observed on the
evening of Oct 81, as the next day is the
Feast of All Saints, which was instituted A.
d., 1876, by Pope Gregory ~, for fear some
poor forgotten saint had been omitted from
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MISCELLANY.
QUIZ HOLIDAYS,

IN Essay read by Rev G. s. Converse at the Seminary
at Ringoes, May I'd, 1881
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UNDERTAKING!

The undersigned takes this method Of informoing ths
in The Undertaking business in Mathews Building
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A frank but ambitious Kentuckian thus adj
vertises in the local paper of his town 7; g Be-
ing in close place, and desiring to pay my
debts, and believing that the office of Asses
sor would assist me in uoing SO, have con-
cluded to become a candidate"
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The culprit was brought before the lnagis-
Lachtenschlager. " Did you shoot the dog i'll
self defcnse?, No | shot him in dc lex,
aud he jumped Offer de FENCE