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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-03-03
aernlng Star and Catholic Messenger.
aHW oRI;RANs, SUNDAY, MARCH 3. 1gs.

SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS IN MONTGOMERY,
ALA, FOR POPE P1Us TX On the 18th of Feb
rusry Solemn Requiem Mass was celebrated In
st. Peters Church, Montgomery, Rev. D. Saw
age, Pastor, for Pope Plus TX. The officiating
priests were: Rev. Father Bassen, V. F. OF
Huntsville, Celebrant; Rev. Father Meurah' OF
Cullman, Deacon, and Rev. d. Savage, Pastor
Sub-Deacon. Father Meurah preached an elo-
auent panegyric. local paper says:
All the societies of the Chnrch were out in
force and approached Holy Communion IN
bodies The Total Abstinence Society occupied
seats in the form of q Cross, each one with
Tghted candle in his hand, which made beau.
t;fni eject The Children of Mary also looked
like pictures of beauty and innocence in their
long white wells. The music on this occasion ives
very fine in every particular several of the best
singers from ether churches participating. The
beautiful Gregorian Mass was celebrated, and
40 the sobbing tones of the organ and the voices
of the singers reverberated through the archie
of the Church it sounded indeed like the night
winds signing q requiem for the souls of de-
parted saints. A detail of the gallant Greys,
under command of oIporal Paul Sauguinettl,
stood as guard of honor around the cata-
fAlque. To the taste aud devotion OF MI M b.
Graham is due the beautiful decoration OF the
Church, not altogether, however, for our liberal
Catholic citizens responded nobly with money
and other assistance.
Too much credit cannot be given to the
Ladies' Committee, composed of Mrs. Mcintyre,
AIRS. John Murphy, Miss Laura James aud Miss
Margaret Ryan, for their untiring zeal.
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A CARD
SCHOOL SHOES
FOR MISSES AND BOYS.

Where can End good School Shoes at reasonAnlc
rr,ces for our children Where Etrd our NIL
dren 10 taken for good School Shoes
urCeal All invited 10 call at NO II
C,amp street 10 examine tho patent school Shcee Tho
letters patent pa.ssd TO IL" undeTsgned on thc
I1h of ID. ce bsr -7T and although having the eHC!u
i've right manutA ture these Improved shC'' th-
prices viii be higher thau the Northern shoes We
have been selling Ss send your children to have their
measures taken for these excellent cstsEtn SchQoI
Shoes with atrorg stout soles and fat broad heels
This is tho ade in this city TO establish
factory fo r School Shoes, and it shall succeed .
On hand, constantly, a large stock in the BOOI ana
SHOE line, at most reasonable prices.
THOS. BOWLING,
Camp Street, ------- II
fe3 3m5p
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MARRIED.:

SCHWAB-PFISTER- On Wednesday, February
goth, 1878. at st. Mary's Assumption Church, at a
Nuptial High Mass, at A. N by the Rev. Father
Neithart. assisted by Rev. Fathers Lamy and Murphy
80 deacon and sub.oeacon George Schwab to Carrie,
daughter of Florence Pfster, Eeq Of this city.
New York st. Louis and Evansville papers please
copyi
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nURABLR DENTISTRY.

Dr. j. d. MALONEY. corner OF Josephine and Camp
streets MagaEipe Market respectfully informs his
aenfe and the public general that he performing
Al operations to his profession In the most
eoientHo manner Artificial teeth inserted, with or
without extracting the roots on new plan. Old sets
or teeth remodeled and perfect adaptation aecured
Teeth extracted without pain by the use OF gas or
ohloroform. Charges within the reach of all
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Ordinary Notices Of Marriages and Deaths sOi hereafter
be inserted for fifty ce,ts Obituaries t0iH be charged
ott the rate of ten cents line.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANCIENT ORDER HlBERNIANS.-A meeting Of
he Board Of Delegates will be held sONDAY, March
3d. at l2 O'Clock NJ at 81 St. Charles street. Punctua
attendance requested as bniness Of Importance will
be brought forward.
j. w. MCCAIN, President
P. NJ GARRY Recording Secretary. 1t
HALL BRANCH NO. 3-H1BERNIAN BENEVo-
lent and Mutual Aid Association-March p l976-The
regular monthly meeting of this Branch is postponed
TO WEDNESDAY EVENING March 9th, 1878, at =
o'clock Members requested to be punc'ual.
Fines for non-attenGarce will Le strictly enforced
By order PHIL McCABE' fFesiuehI'
JNO. McCAFFREY, Recording Secretary. 1t
HALL BRANCH NO. O. H. b. d NJ. A. ASSOCIA'
TION,-1he regular monthly meeting of this Branch
will be held TODAY Sunday at at p O'Clock p NJ
Members are requested to be punctual.
Gentlemen wishing to Join are invited to attend.
BY order: ED. MCGOWAN, President
j. P. GALLAHER, Secretary. 1t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-12

The seventh and concluding day Of the book trade
sale opened with the invoices oi Crai2 Taylor, OF
Detroit Men, who sold loo Of tue Lie Let.
tcrs oil Lord Macaulay, 100 copies OF the Cruise the
Challenger, loo Thomas Gu,hrie's Autobiography
800 copies Dr. Hairs Dyspepsia 3oV copies Princess
sa m SAINTS Ten Years Of Ms Life, 800 copies Poncsl
Destiny OF G NADIA. 500 copies OF Dame Eufsla's
Remonstrance, Ito copies OF 7. Adoipnus troll
lnpc's Lilo OF Plus TX John u. Potter A
Co, Of Philadelphia, sold fifteen copies eacn Of .
number oil st.ndard bi"sraI hies ana . I'm al
line OF BiDcs anu Prayer Books. The Anar,cas Jew
ish PuUiicativn Society solu number OF Jewisn
works s.. w. Buricy sold LOO OF L,Ufarv 90 Use
fui and Valuable Information. Ira Bradley A Co sod
800 OF GweEdolcD, sequel "a Daniel Dcronds by an
anul nous author; 10 GtI's Liie o Poe, lou Poems
oI III. Uiu SoutD, boo o The Beet vi Coca Company.
500 OF Bayard iaylors National Ode 300 Of s,lcnl
Witness, 600 oil Gong 10 tns Had, oy Edmund fstrs
900 OF Oul al the Deep, by Mrs. Henry Wood, 40 VI
Hero OF Pen. by h. Werner; !, loo oi Alivss War
lock, by wIkie Coiiius; 800 81 The Woman oi Fire.
600 Of The saicbcl SERIES, QUO oi william BsacNis Tue
.rriape Of Aona Fergus rLs rest OF tue Dooks w.ic
cold small iols- TINS spriag sale Was ~. Per.
tlcuary good QUE, but tDs sc,icrs think That con-
sidcriBg the times II was not 90 bad Most oi tue
books, however sold at exceedingly low nsares The
heaviest duplicating yesterday was OF Jon. f. Porter
& Co e books, some OF which were from 20 10 80
copies The buyers seem to be tho besi pleasou
esardiug the result OF this safe.
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INTERESTING 10 CoNsIGNGEs

Tho steamship Ycddo arrived ut this port tho
l7tn day OF last october, having on board shipment
Of WOOL $50 les Of which consigned to a IA.
ginger n Ptzppia The agents OF tho vessel
gave pubic notice that nor cargo would be
discharged on October Is, at tho Eagle
pier, Hobokcn, aud stated, NJ the same TINA
that all goods remaining on tho wharf alter Ave 4.
NJ. would ce stored ~ the risk ana expense OF mo
cvnsiguces. A proper permit was given ~ the Cus
tom House TO deliver the wool at Tire Picrrepont
stores. The Custom House officers made a return OF
one balc misslDg from tho dock after the weighors
rad ccrtlcd that the b53 bales tthc iui numbc had
cone IRON the steamship TO tho pier.
In consequences OF tnis loss tho consgucos refused
TO pay tns u ireiyhtagc on The WOOL bot wished TO
deduct amount sufficient to cover the loss OF tho
bale. Tho owners oi the Ycddo objected 10 TINS,
ana tho ca So was referred to H. L. Fapchcr, Ofcial
Arbitrator, WHO decided that the value OF the MISS
ing bac should not DO allowed from the freight
que the owners Of Tue steamship, aud NJ
the Same time gave tho following opinion.
which Is important to consignccs and carriers Con.
sig nces have reasonable time goods alter
notice OF their ARRIVAL When tho goods separated
iron the the cargo, wcgned, anu ready for de-
livery, consignees ust remove them, thuy
opportunity TO do So A Dalo OF wool, lost tho
wharf, under such circumstances, is not tho loss Of
the CARRIER but Of the consignces. There 10 differ
cnce ia the obligation whether the goods DO carried
by sea or inland water
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aHE TEMP 4LANCE eau IL.

Al the Fr,snds' Mee,ins nsase. No. LA East To-,
tissn sssusi, evening". tDsss qulo large
ssmbi.ss Of INC friends OF the temperance move.
meat gslher.d listen " the remarks OF ~. JOSHUA
4 s@aiy, OF fhi,aasphss. GA That sutJscl he said
shss no Thoughts sns whole stein OF the government
srastsx hcsusss paradox cal tho extreme. and
ne lsa a. Marta Lashes fsia The subject SELL
las lnaslssuesA. as tho granting OF licenses was
nosAlnc more iess than ssiiinx . permit 10 CON-
mil am ns~sver. u prcbsbaery laws cannot 10
p~sssc tns best thing that those intsressd IN The
tempss3bcs nsSvsnasnt DO 10 10 that lhc
lrAsns Lass r0karainx this sale ol quors ara suiuy
gssscn tempsfsuce Can 80 V 10 show 10
the yossg their gsnuins belief 20 the cause
= eoGs ~ personal sxsnpls. lie who seeks To
load osnsrs asstsf ~ . total sDslsiacr
nlln@elL Nj. baay thea explained tue sys-
TEN VI wofkinSnssn's ssIpsr@ncs Restaurants
ns sad that sEey ~srs sslabusaed on
tbe psincipla Of asbttog nre ~itt nre
The cAAf2sly disposed prov aed tns ouilainga but
stnerwlss tns lsstltatons we're sell suPor aud
10 thsu could iecs thai he was tne
recipient os ssy esasny. 40 ~ pad TAR prizes 'or all
vi hquUs 90 sssrs so thai many ei them had 70
ave az vasoa. trade IA consequence Tue
spo~ksr Sonesuaei alta al earnest appeal 20 AL 10
w tns cssssas axntrs tne uahc ana tney would
yss rich ss~ssd ~ me nais asa Dressings sure
M NJ ~ 4 Mood. tho presiding ofncer Of the
meetsng. thea miro s1ked tas hov NJ. s~bne, who
~. ~ a ramsf sun@lf of tLc LADIES' vi The
Bsble. Fruit ssa fio~sr M1ssi.n
Alssf vote oi thasgs vss rendered 20 Mr. bally
sess.. VI ass, ~s address sss frsvaas VI Temper.
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MUNICIPAL UPROAR.

Tho absorbing topic Of conversat on in Newark yes
terday was tho Tax Board aod the Mayors appoint
ments IL Is generally believed that the law IS
stutional and is DO 20 declared n tested IN
the COURTS as II is likely TO be by the present incum-
bcnts should tncy be thrown out OF olcc, the law
provides but the ercat cause Of oxctement ~ tue
way in which tho Mayor ignored the Germans There
arc In Newark upward OF 1000 GermanS The Ger
man voters are mostly republicans. Heretofore they
have obtained almost every ,hipg They demanded
In tho way OF Office. his time their
demands we're ignored, though u IL universally con-
oeded that there ~ need OF "A German speaking Tax
ommssioper. Yesterday The press organ of the
G,xman republicans served emphatic notice the
Mayor ana the republican party that unless German
wss appointed the republicans hereafter would nave
20 iLto local elections without tho German vote
AS the matter stanus The appointments tho
table. aud The law IS 10 be reviewed by tho city
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BRAZIL.
THE EMPIRE-ANorHER IRoK-CLAD FOR ENG
LAsp-THE REVOLUTION IN coRRIENrEs.

COURT NEws-REDUcINa THE EXPENSES OF
THE EMPIRK-ANoTHER IRoK-cLAD FOR ENG
LAsD-THE REVOLUTION IN CoRRIENrEs.
RIO JAHsiRo, March 10, 1878
The baptism or the second son OF the heEess appar-
sns, D. label. took place the la,h, in shs Imps-
rial Chapel, with great ceremony Tho godfather and
godmother we're his grandfather, tho Duke do Ne
mours, and his aunt, the Princess Marguerite
d'Orisans. who were represented respectively by Wis.,
condo Dc BON Retro and Baroncza 90 SAnrAnns.
the young Prince received tho name Of luz Maria
Philippe de Aicantara Gastao Miguel Raphael Gabriel
Gonxass. To-day 10 the twelfth birthday anniversary
Of Dom Pedro Augusta, son Of the deceased Princess
Lsopodina and oiuost grandson Of Dom Pedro H. The
Fsincsss Imperial Donna label. and the Comic d'Eu
viii for Europs BY she French packet In she be-
ginoiug OF April her eldest son. the Pnnce Of ram
Para, remaining here under tho ears OF his grand
rather. Dom Pedro IL
The political situation without incidents Of note,
shs governments merely continuing 10 cut OIL every
dispesssbis expense and TO dismiss some Of tho
numerous IN shs national sranary without con-
Alteration Of their political opinions. Among others
me Director Of she National Typography, longtime
AMI intnsts friend vi Sohof Sinimbie me Premier,
Has been sumn4ariy dismissed ny the Mnistcr Of
Fnasss. and u svcms likely that another irend u The
frenics baron do Pencdo. Will De recalled from she
Ls1ao1 Lsgaiioa.
SOLD?
Tho sale Of TIE great moIciad irigae Indcpend enca
10 the British Tor f50O 00u nas boen sen-
orally pisudcd here. she hal Already cost, inciud
lpx hef after smashing her bottom IN
launcl4n., between S350 QUO $IU0,000, exclusive
fatsrs, avuul $500 900 year wuuli huve becn
spent sespins neup Fortunately Tor ih.s country,
Les sale has Te.isssd ~ nona a very huge ''white
.l1phss and the treasury the richer by ner price
Tuk LOSS PATRONAGE
The osy conservative organ ~ tus Guy, the J0vadt
da farua, susHendea pubncaton yesterday, and -
aeuosiui a. - wiii resume ihs - TIE second coli-
SENTATIVE orRas wnieh has gwen up tLe shust here
tns CONSERVATIVES ieft poAcr, no longer having
soysfnIocnt prlsiins 10 Keep tDcm aiivc.
rAk cohgikSfks kEvoLuTIox,
Tho revoias,vs tho Arseotine province oil Corri-
srtes eonsinues IA iuIi lorce and la possession OF
ueSsy ~ the province. Dcputes IRON Lave OIL req
name ~ submit ~ tls gepsrai government u
DasQa QUO. xioUs GoverDor Of TIE Province ~iIl
ressa. bu4 Ne rviesus sfsat rams have swoicu me
rivers, rendering lLwm isDpass@Die aud preventing
snitsfy operations ~ TIE geners govcrnmcui, wnic
DssQ1I pfaclcay saul w Ia the city o. Corren,es
was sov 10 oppose some 1900. mostly armed
wl4h Eculsng toos
IA .lssra discovery rich silver rs reported
Cnlil ana expcuitoa wss orssuizing ~ tapa-
verify ibsns, They ere said W w near The
Of h44nxo kscalads.
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The Dedlors csssres&uenai Cb1rcA. % fArsnc
street, hear Bedford ssesue. nrvokyn, hasiss y.
eeut.y invaded kes. nssa csnEen1pf. wbs IA bssn
olc,~isns tssre 80 ssssrsi m#nsns ra.t ~ h.o~ms
tner Iastor. . ooaaca 81 Csnrfrg.ssmnai ehutrhVm
xss called ies yesterday sslsfsssa 90 esaasasr 40
matter ADes, nai-p-a shs~~ o'sssss tss cs~sssl
mo, aaa Gsv. Jvha A. Loskwoes -as eaussa a~sesa
COZ. Aasr prayer ssr . h1s.slna spwa tHs Cusss =
and tne ns~y ehssss sanasa.s Ass A. a Eas4aM.
tns scrsbs c.~a ,ss feii -.
C0ngreTss sonai ehsrehss re.Yusas@ ~ snew m.naH*
fns vi "a. bsslsrs tmafNn sure fsea ~
lns Scroc isitsf iF~sn ths ffsAsS tsfg ~
Ban frsIesseo. tsL. Gf~stass ~ tsTpSmtsf @aa
charge ls.as taat bsdy "a be eel rw4uasA. No. Gee
VI Cespesi ssas~fstGs hs@ Ah~@s~SfosA vi~~. 40
SAID held kvsas shs<a asxAis~. as n*tw~@ - 10
Iurs pssi.h asnA eut tn<t tnsrs s&. tntssteA -
tsst ths sssl - forssws s~SA aAs
believed that she psasshn<na 81 ths SEA . s.i
with hi~ % las 09ssssas. sst ~ xmasasams~ q
svca an cteratAy tho tsin8 ~ ~wMs says
A. the conelnsses VI lts sx@mtNssson tm~ C0wN@A
Ds. Cssgessss sss ssfstmssa shaa ~ bed sssn
unanlmess,y ehos~n pastor "a sns en9fsa.
Rev. narn =. tMpen,sf 40 s0fe 10 sh~ to~n ~
New Uuechs Ions tsisna. Atty-ena yeafs ss@ Mhnn
uuits youbg u. sppsiste4 ss@s.ef ID ths tshal
street frcsDy tsrsn thsrch, 10 thas ciy. Assf Too
ysars pastoral exssssaes shsrs be wxas w fer,asd
Ne, where he VAS made pastor ~ G@mxr~x~ssss@l
church tbas ely. ns AeosFtea call Ia issf if~na
the Weslsnipsss Presbyterian Cnascn. oil Css.
Ton street aud S,rsl place, nrsekya. ~asss be ~.
ma ned ios eleven years dc. tAprntef seKs seat "a
San frascisco, taA. where 10 s.ecssa-d - psstef
Hcv. Dr. Scuuuer and sinsa knefe lnr tAms.
NATL f~iias health compeisd him 10 rstsGs ks~k
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PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION.

A mcetiag OF tnc Nee YssK Public Health Assoeia-
sos ~@s Ee,a a. ~ IL wssl f1iry -nrss street last
evening Tue president, freie~-or Cnanalss calisa
as,ens,sa 10 suDjsst ~hlos hs society has had under
cos-laeras,ss ies shs p.as three ysars--vsx,
RES located al Heaters POM. Long Island Cary and
Aswsos Greek. ~ hlass oosaiy. IL the matter
Of sss.ns tnese pssls pu,ssnoes tns Board
Of Heaan "a this cly poseriess - act, - the
grievances camp snsa VI 81 80 Jurisdiction.
~hue leopIe IN Nss Y.Fg sorsly tried ny
70 aaon the hlsniy NHrnatve EDsiiA No provision
asoars IN the nsaitn sa~e 40 ngrsA tbls kita
aud accordingly sf.rts had been made ~ nHvw bil
poe the Eafposr igausts1 ~ ths irGlrtstue ~
ss asd sisv thA o. 1875. bat U"th 0tis snsouoierca
opposIon sod fsilea 80 pass. tnss y~r snother nii
hes b~cn prrparea. and - no~ before Zoe
ASS. msy. but a. hks pfsiecessers, sctng oia-
terry opposes by frhusntias sftes 20 hinsA c"anty,
a. Health th~i cay. PROFESSOR IN ssaisf saia ~
Appearing ~ Atpany 90 Nasessse no ra~npEe
thts masA needed sbea~afs, ena nrtsd that ntns.
DO takea Nv ths assocsten lo~ktng 10 va
patssge b~ioss tse sai.afnaisnt - tbs irgisatufe
os ,ss,lca. therefore Q eommnase ~as .rpssn,ed
10 retr he of Tue assss4et ths lnstr
20 tss Lev,sstur~. saa thai tue cen mstsee slso 40
vue sns teaots Nwasca S~etetB aus sac Ns~ t~tk
psesmlr~s
lns 81 aii0aea 70 - lstrnasa 10 batha'iEs the
Board oi Hsaan 81 say Ios..va sns, ~hsn e"sa-
p.ssst mace - sny psfsah weissf 90
mandatory saa.ss ~ah.st Ace tnsiss - sach
cNv. thai atnksrtWs ~ the Ht@ %
hess,h sf tsc insabssnts OIL sash cty - msks 80
Jaacls ai.irae. ths Ce.~sf a~usa ~ veuny,
xAsrsin sucb aanatassDfv % shastsa mma 0gwt satG
Application taa teurt ~fser sse ft~fu~ns 20 n~f.
Ics@,s s.s'.. "~siag - s.'sysns % $500 SISTER -
granted aBa .iso mt@sMgtts se1~sa ts~ c@ntan.
uance tsc matt - ~ eussFt.an*@s
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ART ar THE UNION LEAGUE cLvR
There was a fair attendance Of sstst gussss sad OF
club members az the monthly arr reception of the
Union League cIse isss svsnins. The csiisesssa Of
paint,ngs though ,aterestas, ~ss smaller thsa ssus.
Oh account OF the present exh,buos Of The NAsonxi
Academy OF Design.
On entering the gallery, turning " the ssIt we hnd
Homer Nar,In's suggestive wood scens vim ns
green's aud browns Above - . dsiicass hsssssd, Asa
underneath = hc size portrait n . imsis Msgvsh,
a,.ksd by two dainty nenr,A . n Bristol - nov
iavorxbly 10 OF h,s charming haze scsnsS
Above this hangs second picture watch NJ lnssss
exposed The Kurtz gallery Tho forsssosSd tree 10
picture has been changed w dsisrsscs ~ sur Grill
c,sm made thai time. and sho general effect
improved. Madrazss portrait OF lar avery hangs
next, above " Nicoi In the cosuss stAsaa Hart
ley's figure OF "King k6se's Daush,sr.n
Turning 10 ms NORTH wa We have nieo ma.
James u. ssaiil,es .Rsquctss Lake, good Nersa
River ice scene, by Nicoli portrait ~ kitsrii
Ee.ssr.;" . a"s ana s somssAas csros Use .yss.,
Rudophs dog and horse picture, wnh some ekussient
points, and good seacoast scene, by Cropsey.
On Inc east sal We nnd . ssrikinr u ssmewns,
scenspainter Al Brcbsri ehsrse,sris,i skafe u 80
sr ~ sss goa ssa.. rs.s
inc billiard room DOOR 90 nave . voy nac,ss, veil
gwen, BY sr y .o 4 s r. ns ..
McEntcs's strong iaca Of n train aasbinE ~ nsEt
Through The m,sts along . moantain s'as; Words.
worm luOiupSous &oou ''stEus afahuteA ~.
by Lyman, aud Eugene Meeks' carciai "lLe srorri
Missivy.n la the corner Is n. Cburch's amusing
owl study, "MaurnlIy."
Inc south wall is occupied by Hali's Sweet .gsg
Bazaar w. y. dc Haas large aud good .uA
Block Island LghLp ana a. W. Woods ''Iso 4ualk
Doctor.r In the corner Is George II. slvfyi. litie
child study, Caught"
First on the last hall Of tho west wall A. A.
AnJcrson's young 0rlontsL" Next 10 lnis hsass
II. Miller and BY a portrait ~ Lay, while a1siy
above Is Arthur Quar.ey'. good water color marns,
Pushing OF the Seine Boat" Toe hanslng Com.
mItt.e were Nessis u. l.. Henry and William A.
Camp. Ladies' NIL be admitted by card uot.eea
twelve III. aud three l.. n. to-day aud to-morTow.
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GRANT AND THE GRAND DUKE

AN AWKWARD PROCEDURE AT CONSTANTINE
PLEA ROYAL INVITATION ACCEPTED AND
pEcLISED-AS AMERICAN MIEIsrER's INTEL
LIoENr ADVICE.
From Philadelphia Times. April Ill
CoSsrASriSoPLE, March 10, 1878.
The Grand Duke, the simple suggestion Of Lou
tenant Greene that General Grant In Constantine
po aud had expressed desire TO SCI the Russian army
sent 10 General cordia aud friendly invita-
ton san steiano. The Inv.aion accepted
ana tho day named, and as reported among the
oficcrs San sieiano that the ex-Presdent oil too
Uniled States would VISA ihe headquarters on cer-
tain day lhor. excited considerable interest 10
inc great American General, and overy body
anticipated with satisfaction the proposed visit
Two aays beore tuo day appointed tor tho
GinDer with tue Grand Duke ne dined with
tho Turkish Ministers and generals in SsamvouI, aud
the day folio the bright idea occurred 10 sona
one that perhaps would not DO Just the proper thng
nrst receive the hospitality Of the Turks and then
vsn Tho Russians, even u peace had been signed, aud
after good zeal OF talk DOUBTS began 10 arse IN the
mind OIL the General himself In this climax Mr..
Maynard was consulted as ono who would DO sup
posed 10 % an sutnority on matters Of diplomatic
deca,c or General Grant 70 vist the Russians aflcr
Dobnuboing with the Turks. MrA Grnnt wanted 10
make Trip up the Bospnorus So 81 course, ncr veto
thrown against Tao san SteaDo visit, for tue day
nsnoa 10 dine with the Grand Duke was the
only one available tor tho excursion through
tbe Straits, because the vanaalia would turn
head Tor Greece NJ the close Of the DAY. II
uidnt seem 10 occur W anybody tnas htos
once having accepted the invitation from she Grand
Duke II late 10 md out tnat was contrary
to etiquette and how little Generat Granss kuues w
politcbess understood the situation VIII be seen ~
wbat followed. IL became Lieutenant 6rcenen duy
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view Of the troops ior him. GsncrA isnausn also e.
pressed his dmappointmshl