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following order: Dame Trot, Wild Air. Volunteer Maid
Gray saiem, JOHN McDOusan Jessie Hoyt John H.
stsrin the time beng 223as, 2:22a, aud 2:234. The
seeoBd race was for the 222 class and proved interest
ing FIVE heats being necessary to decide the winner
Lysander Boy took the FIRST fourth and h heats Lady
Pritcharf the second, and Matte the third IL was
nearly dark when the race finished. The horses In
me field were siiyePsides Lew Scott ickswveler and
Ethel The time was 22Oaa 2:21, 2:22l2 2:25, e25l2
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ONE-sIDED AUGUST ELECTIONS.
THE NORTH CAROLINA JUDICIAL CONTEST

THE NORTH CAROLINA JUDICIAL CONTEST.
Elections will be held this month in Ala
bama, Kentucky, North Carolina ana Tennessee. For
various reasons the Republicans have made no state
nominations in any of these States. and the
contests viii DO between the Democrats ana
independents only at almost every polling place.
I'm North Carolina to-day the people will elect Chief
Justice and two Associate Judges of the Supreme
Court. three Judges of the Superior Court,
Solicitor IN each Judicial District, Members oil
the General Assembly and county officers The
new Legislature will elect United states
senator to succeed Augustus s. Merrimon Dem whose
term expires next March. The last Legislature was
Democratic by a majority OF 70 joint ballot. Con-
yressmsu will be elected November D. The Democrats
one have made nominations for judicial officers. THEN
state ticket is toovs:
For chief .J,tSti e-Riam N. ii. Smith, OF Wake co.
thomas 5. Ashe, OF Arson County.
AsSoe'0te |"s'tceS' John III. Dllard of Guiford Co.
The vote of the State in 1872, 1874 and 1876 was as
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AHASLoN.couRTNEY RACE PROPOSED.

OTTAWA, Ont, July 31.-EhOrts are being
made to induce HanlOn aud Courtney the OF
tawa RIVER IL h probable that $1,000 will DO offered.
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ADJUSTING CREDITORS Claims.
THE NETWORK Betting COMPANY,


COMMITTEE OF CREDITORS TO EXAMINE THE
AssETs-EIoPEs OF SPEEDY SETTLEMENT
Steps were taken yesterday that promise to
result settlement Of the financial embarrassment OF
the New-York Betting and Packing Company, No 81
Park Row. Many creditors present at a meet
ing in the Office Of Z. N. Dickerson, counsel
Of the company. in the Stats Zeitun9 Building The
meeting private but John H. Cheever president OF
the company stated that the company intended to pay
all their debts In fal with interest, II given time Tho
companys assets are s93O,SO7 %, exclusive OF
their debts. The bills payable s619,-
40 Sc. held by banks and merchants in Boston.
Mr. Cheever also stated that the eOmpanys employees in
the rubber factory at Newt0wn, Conn., had offered TO
eontrbute months work. II II would help the COM
pany. The amount paid them in wages about $4,000
a month
MIR Cbecyer's statement Of the company's
affirs was presented TO the meeting
discussed. 1t finally moved that the cred
itOrs agree TO take 10 per cent cash, payable
September I, from the available cash, and the
mander payable in quarterly instruments for thrtysx
months from September l. with interest, the paper to
Messrs Cheever and Durant said that while this
lust what they wished 10 do, they would
prefer that a committee be appointed TO
anime their books and that their assets
agreed with the statement made TO the meeting.
f. H. AmidOD, Of the Importers and Traders Bank; j.
Gilbert, or Merchants Bank and ID. g. HOgges, rep
resenng George Blaekman Co.. duck manufacturers,
Of Boston, appointed committee to report on
Tuesday next at IL u. N.
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The "ODDn LETTER,-A cockney inquired
post ofce the Otncr day for letter for Emery
Hogdeu." lie was told there d Look 'ere,"
letter for my name II don't commence with hatch
Il begins with ho. Look In ths ole that's got
the ho's."
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SHOOTING A HIeHwAYMAS NEAR pAssAJc CITY.

Henry UIrlch, OF No. % COurt-st., NeWhrkf
reported last night that at 1890 p Tuesday,
while driving horse and buggy 70 Paterson, he
was stopped ON the Riyer-r0ad Passalc
city by three men. two OF whom seized his horse
and third jumped into the buggy and demanded
his mOuey at time pressing him down tho seat.
Uch drew placed To the gnw side
aud fred when the latter fell out Of the vehicle and the
horss ran away Ulreh satisfied that the robDer
fatally wounded Uirch 10 officer of the oth Rsgi-
man
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THE TENNESSEE JUDICIAL ELECTION.
Judicial and county officers will be elected
IN Tennessee to-day In of the counties the Repne
lleans and Nationals have united, but in the state at
large there Is only Judicial ticket the Democratic
which Is as follows:
49,, r. SJas.W. Deaderick, OF Hamilton County
SIa'eRFL"ge' Peter Turney, OF Franklin County,
Eosfey,i DipisioR-Robert Mcfarland, OF HamDieh 20
Niddls Divisioa-W lianr n. Cooper, OF DAVIDSON 70
Wesiert Diris0n-Tnomas ]. Freeman, Oh uiDson ~
Some recent votes in the state are gwen below;
Rep Dem. Total Nal s.ln
Is72-President 1888 94,391 1s0046 800 ~.
1S16-presideut s9566 133,I66 222,132 4S,6ov ~.
IS76--Coyernors S6sJ2 1870 2l09J2 So'sS9 ~
1866 Congress-. S3,241 129SSz 2iS'A%S -o'ohA ~
Tndependept and Republican candidates as follows DOT
sey H. rhomas (Ind Den.L 1890 Georgs, n 9ax w ~
Rsp.L fOs31; VIM 4. YarlJey tool hepb z''io'' -
Hughes (Ind. Rep.). bsd - o.r
THE ALABAMA STATE ELECTION
The Alabama Republicans have decided 10
nominate no state ticket this year. The election WIZ %
hea an Monday august 3D. when State officers members
~ the state House OF Representatives ana some
couptv oflicers will be chosen The nv L@sisaeio.
wn,eh will meat next November, viii elect Vnis1
Sta'es senafoY 10 succeed George r. spencer vsepJ
u.s. asf TegaIature WAS Democratic by vs. haloiey ~
a,nt bsIlot The Democratic state tekot - ~ iV"""'
Eor GoreTaor-R Ruins W. COBB, OF ShciDl.
Secrefarg-Wiliiain W. screws, ~ ,s sonIsS''
Te~nsgssy-Isase III. Vincent, OF ChamOers.
I.di,oT.-sWIIIis Brewer, OF Isowndes. .-,.S
1g,nsaev Geneyal-HeDTy G. Tempnhs on s ~, siair
sSest EdacatioIttLeroy r. Box, oi e'' Sie"
skenominatesa ,ss g., the State are given below:
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
PACING IN THE RAIN,

HAROLD WINS THE SARATOGA sTAKEs-FoUR
EXCELLENT CONTESTS AT SARATOGA IN THE
MUD AND R6IN-BRAMBLE, ALBERT. HAROLD
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
NQM5B9.)
A PPLICATIQN R0R PATENT.

+ U. S. LAND OFFICE, b
Helena, Montana. January 70, 1873 Vi
H.9tce's hereby published that Joseph ID. Conrad
" Titan; Angel, Samuel A. Hanly and Alison b.
~. ~, Meaghcr county. Montana Territory, have hls
uay hled application for patent, under the mining
laws OF Congress-, for their placer Inina, situated III
1ave guich, unoiganzed mining district. Mcagh@
county, Montana Territory, designated as lots Nos
f'.And ~, in townships 10 and ii north range !
when CLARA is not recorded, and described in tns
follows:
BEGINNING at granite stonenc 15xl4xl0 inches
.iiaikeu M. T.. 43, 81, from WHICH the quarter seq
.on 70 corner on the north boundary of section No
~ u,Wnship 10 north, range west bears l5us ;n
I,1's ns distant, and running thence 26 deg 10 H @
= r w chains; tnensc N 44deg As min chains;
tnence % deg Is min Is chains: thence NedeSS
10 MN " 934 chains; thence 81 deg 45 min "
s % cnains thence S deg 80 min + $50 cnansa;
.haice IA deg W chains; thence 26 deg " ~, ST
da no thence q deg chains; thence ;" Ss
ves 90 min l64S chains; thence "a deg 10 nla.
is6 chains; thence 73 deg f chains; thenca' no
20 deg 45 min L 81 l3 chains ito the place OF nas
ginning, embracing twenty an1 thirty-one num-
uit,'lhs l20 3l-lQe) acres, upon which n0uess'
;no together with plat OF the prfp be
sies clalmad wereposfed, according to law on S nS
canaay gay OF December. 1877. The aoJoritfhss on ths
s' souan' Hartop, j. " Stafford and others on l'
west; placer claims.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the apo,s
49,, ipeA placer nina, or any portion tnefeo, e a
notified that unless their adverse claims az
y Huy lied with the Register of the U. s. Lano Nv
ays period of publication hereof they will be 1G
i've barred by virtue of the provisions OF the i'A
ihk iaWs OF Congress. j. II. MOE, Register
u: r. MARSH, U. S Dep. Min surveyor
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07


The statement of the receipts aud exnen-
dit'res OF Meagher county for the year 1917,
which appears on the 7th page of this pa
per. takes up considerable of our space, but
twill be, ofinterest. to our readers who are
interested in knowing how the county af-
fairs are being managels, Notwithstanding
the amount 2gpIt OF property valuation was about
Slo50oo more than last year, there is but a
slight decrease of the debt. But when we
take into. consideration that the levy was
tYq mills on the dolllar less than the prev
ious year,. and that there was an extra
draft on. tAse county fund for the purchase of
supply oftraescaords, new bonds, and con
siderable shrinkage, in the sale OF the new
issue of bonds to redeem the, u per cent.
bonded Indebtedness, it, is gratifying to see
that there has been reduction in the debt.
Nov. that this somewhat burdensome prep
aration ,g has been made, the large increase OF
wealth Thich is daily gaining by the immi-
i:TaliQn1, ana increase of focks and herls to
its valuable a.A& almost unlimited pasture
lands, should 9ll ,in,sa ,sa very few years clear up
its entire debt.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
HELENA PRODUCE MARKEr

r.o HELENA. March 4, 1878.
Inc markets have remained steady for ii
past TWO weeks. The wholesale ,quolatio,
thIs morning are as follows:
Wv411nr, $500; choice, .s4,2ss
wheat Y2.0O02.15.
: Oats, $a,l0(12.25.
! RRaer1ey-brew Rer1ey! rewers'-s2.5o@a.75.
faFiey-teaa!F9- $500.
RGt4o Rr3n and lo staEts, sl.fo@sl.75.
Eggs, 30c. @g4Oc.
potatoes, SlOO(a1.25.
ppork-gross-S6.O00Ss.Q
ork-net-S9. 9.OO@Sl0.0 90.
,rnn; ,Trniekens' Si.OOClS6.00 per doz,
I; Turkeys. S2.50(a}S4.O 90 each.
Irrish-l6@2Oc. per tb.
nay nay dull at $1,000 per ton.
'poo' s4.oo(gS6.W per cord,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
NOTICE. TO MINERS.
United States Land, Office
Helena, Montana, February 1, ISIS.

- .0HUIItstl1:t, NVDTWNTv r, 1915. Y
Thos. Tostpn, Geo. Toston, and Thos. Tosfoa
Poi Is sn S
filed their application to enter as agricultural lpnd
under the homestead and pre- emption laws, the !
half of the $ w quarter of section IA, and then
quarter and the y + quarter of section -, in town.
ship No. north. range No. east, which lands
suspended frogl .antry.
Notice is herally given that a. hearing will beh had
at 10 oclock "a: ,, to determine. as to the mineral
or non-mineral Character of said land, and tcs.
mony to be used Upon said hearing will betaken le,
fore ). 4. Weston. Probate Judge of Ieilersun
county, Montana at RAIDER. burg, on the 1lth daNoi
March A. d. 1878. at 10 o'clock =. m. It is alleged
there are no known miners, nor mining ilnprpys.
mentS, upon said land. j. II. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
FOREIGN NE MS.

st. PETEERsBrRG, February 2s.-The Go
Sos calls for the occupation of the Dardan-
elles by Russia.
Inc 3qzette .dss st. Petersbw.g considers
war With England preferable to concessions.
Ifss nomination Of Lord Napier of Mag
dala |to the ehiet command. is producing
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
NOTICE 10 MINERS.
United States I,and Office,

United States Hand Office, \
Heana, Montana, February s. 1881
Jane r. Brown, whose post office address is
White sulphur Springs, Meagher county, Mt fas
this day filed her application to enter ns agriculsl
land, under the homestead laws, the N. ". qtlart@
OF section No. 10, in township No north, rangeNp
Notice is hereby given that a hearing will lie had
ut this n office on the leah day of March, ~, D. 1915
ut ~ O'Clock II. M, to determine rs to the min.
eva! or non-mneral character OF said land, and
testimony to be usef, upon said hearing will le tak
befnrete Register and Receiver on the latb day Of
March, A. d. 1878, ut 10 O'Clock u. al. 1t is a|,
ieged there are no known miners, nor mining iIs'
provem5nts upon said landi
Is H. MOE, REGISTER,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07

VERIFY Montana has Il promising future
Every year as the seasons come and go
more clearly demonstrates this truth, to oul
mind. Though the past four years have
been the hardest ever known, our people
have enjoyed degree of prosperity un.
equaled by any State or Territory III the
Union. The grasshopper plague has de-
Vastated our fields every season during this
period, and yet, our farmers have managed
to provide their. families with plenty, in
crease their supply Of stocks, enlarge their
farms, paid their debts, aud are to-day in a
most prosperous condition. Our stock men,
without market and prices declining, have
also had a hard experience; but by keeping
their herds ogether-selling only enough
to pay eXpenses-sthey have weathered it
through until the bottom has been reached.
a new and reliable market opened and
prices commenced, placing the business on
a lucrative basis. The tide of emigration
which, has been pouring out of our country
spce the gold excitement begun to subside,
has at last been reversed, and next year
promises to bring thousands of new comers
INTO our midst.
Our shipments Of bullion woQl annd. beef
have attracted the, attention of capitalists.
The vast mineral wealth of our mountains,
the inestimable pastoral advantages of our
valleys and highlands is becoming known
TO those who are able to develop them.
The. advantages that our country offers to
the poooriss getting noised around among the
laaboring classes offthc States and they will
come. b.. BY. hppgdgeds W
The darkest hour in the history of Mon
tana has passed. shadows of doubt and des-
pondency are lifting, and the grey dawn. Of
new life and prosperity comes streaming. in
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
y F.. MARSH, :
U. s., DEPUTY MINERAA suRyEYa.
HELENA. MONTANA
(NO. 575.l
A PPLICATlON FOR PATENT
U. S. LAND OFFICE
Helena, Montana, February - IL.

Helena, Montana, February ~ loo I
Notice is hereby published that John Nannoo'
eth v Stafford, Samuel Kitchens, Theodn,aot :, 'os
and John E.. GrlLndnEn, whose post osiauu 'iule
dress is Diamond City, Mea@l,er county. ee N.Y. aI
Territory have this day filed application or rnol
under the Mining laws of Congress, for . pu1en'
mine situated i'll Confederate glllch (unorS.Ipiiaa piiaCe
mining district, Meagher county, Montana nmhe3 mhae3
torv designated Lot 40. 81 i'm T Ia n iulL
from principal base and meridian, Montnna nv rnsE
tory which claim is not recorded and is Ist httfl
in the official plat and field notes on lln !; el el
office as 1OllOWS " WIS
Beginning ut il pine tree, inches in don,...
the established southwestery corner OF lot M ~
from which the corner to sections g J, "a nnds w
townships 9and 10 range f, bears 81 f"u d", % %
min 81. II chains distant, and running thenssaHs
% deg 80 min W 81 .O6 chains; thence = GO doo y
min i 5 81 chains thence 25 deg 80 min | Ts y y
chains; thence SO deg l. ) so h;ins; thrnca
deg Is min + - chains: thence A. deg w 4s rho
to the place of beginning, embracing tWrnt
and iorty-live hundredths (22 45-lC0) acres ru So
which notice of said application, together WIKI i,oa
plat of the premises claimed We're postef ncc".l
ing to law on the 18th day OF February. ls7s n.y.
ndj .ing claimants to these premises are Samu" g
Kitchens ct al, placer mine, designated as lot d
on the: northeast. wv
ANY and ALI persons claiming adversely the almrs
described lot II, or any part thereof are hs,os
notified that unless their adverse claims are d. J.,
filed with the Register of the Y. s. Land Office \,
Helena, Montana Territory, within the siXtv d.rs w.
period Of publication of hereof they will he torevss
barred, bv virtue of the provisions of the Wninss
Laws OF Congress. ''''
j., IL, MOE, Register
b. f. MARSH, z s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07

The subject OF railroad is again beginr
ming to agitate the minds of the people of
Montana. The matter is being extensively
discussed in private circles and Occasionally
finds its way into the public prints. The
project under immediate consideration is
the extension. Of .tae the Utah &>Northeln. 1t
being generally understood, that the owners
ct this, road are to- make'a proposition to our
peopla, ,forsaid of some kind in consideration
Of such extension. What this proposition
will be none can tell, therefore it is diff
cult question to discuss. There are but few
in i'll oilr Territory but are in favor of rail-
road; few, but fully realize the great advan-
tage. it, would be to the country, and who
would not rejoice to hear the clanking of
this iron horse: Of commerce on our valleys
aypd over our hills. But few can be found
wah9s are willing ,to vote any considerable
subsidy sn1blassid SUCH as. w1pyM, jeqpardize our pros
poets of low taxes and prosperity. yet there
are many wh}p, ,W9pll, favor. Offering e9p--
siderable indgeeewgept in the way of exempt
ing the property Of the road from taxation,
for term Of years, and some would favor a
small subsidy. But,qntil the proposition is
made known discussion. will be of no avail,
though we will cheerfqlly yield our, columns
to free and fair expression OF. views to
those who feel so inclined,
Rocky Mountain husbandman., 1878-03-07
TO MINERS.
United States Land Office.

ne1enH, I0HttIlst, JHnttufy 10, 1878. I
Thompson Kemper,. whose post-oflice aIdress, il
Cantrevllle, Meagher county, NJ. r., has this 1ar
fled his application to enter agriculqral, anJ'
under the homestead laws, the \ half of the i
SO. 2 east, which land is suspended from entw' S''
Notice is hereby given that i herring will be had
ut this office on the I'll day of March, A. ID. lS;S
vt 10 O'Clock Il. M, to determine rs to the mineral
or non mineral character Of said land, and tesj
mpnN to be used upon said hearing will he taken
before the Register and Receiver on the I'd day Of
March A: D. 1878, ut 10 O'Clock a. m. 1t is ALLEGED
ments upon said land. j. IL. MOE, Register
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MAY ANNIVERSARIES.

Tho schedule oil May anniversaries to be held In the
Broadway Tabernacle, DR.. William NJ. Taylors corner
Tnirty.fourth street, from 9th the l2th prox,
10 toliows:-
SUNDAY, 5rn.-Amorican Home Missionary Society,
haii-past seven T. u. Sermon by President Chapin,
Belot College.
MONDAY 6rn. "A merican seamen's Friend Society
Semi-contennal convention OF missionaries and
friends OF the cause eleven A. NJ. Annual business
meeting three 7. addresses half past seven r NJ,
by Secretary Of the Navy X. W. thompson. ex Lieu
Crosby.
TUESDAY, 7rH.-National Temperance Publication
Society-Annuai business meeting. No So Reade
street. Addresses by Mr.. William H. Dodge, half-past
seven p. Rev I. Newman, u. D., aud Mr.. Neal
Dow, OF Name.
WEDNESDAY, srH. -Amcrican Tract Society," nnuai
business meeting, ten A. "a. Addresses, hali.p past
seven Y. NJ, by Rev r. L. Patton d. D., Chicago; Rev.
A. J. y. Bcbrcnds, ID D., Providcnce; Rev William VI.
Taylor ID. D. New York. American Female Guardian
Society, three AAddresses by Rev. J. Hall, u. d.
Rev. Frederck Courtney and others
THURSDAY, erH.--American Bible Socictv-Annusl
business meeting, Bib.e House. New York Institution
Tor In uctioD OF Deal aud Dumb hap lnrseP M.
New York City Mission and Tract Societies. halt past
sevcn y. NJ. Addresses by Rev. :. Robinson, d. d. /:
Revs. Mcssrs. Hall, Marshall shauficr and Dooly,
missionaries
FRIDAY, l0ru-Ncw York sunday School Teachers
Association, naf-past seven L. III. Chorus Of 500
children. Addresses by speakers to be announced.
SUNDAY, 12rH.-American Board OF Commissioned
for Foreign VI ssions haiipast seven T. NJ ADDRESSED
by speakers to he aunouucei
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q minor. banks; Bonum Est. in nat. Emerson; Of
fertory anthems, by Munger
JERSEY CITY.

JERSEY CITY.
GRACE CHuRcH.-Morning-l. Opening anthem
"wih joyful Hearts Let Us Praise Him" Giorza;
2 Easter anthem, .chrst, Our Passover" banks;
8. Gloria Patri, No. 1, Cersti; l. Gloria Patri No
2. Millard; Gloria Pstri, No. g. Berge; Festival
TIC Deum, No. 2, Bergs; 7. Festival Juoilate, Berse;
s. Lit.ny hymn; Q. Hymn. "Augeis Roll the Rock
away" Danks; lU. Response; ii. Gloria T'o, Berr
IA Onertofy, GUS Est Homo, RossinL Even.
ing-L Easter anthem, s.Chrisi, Our Passover
Danks; 2 Gloria Patri No l. Berge; Gloria Patri.
No. 2, Cerati;4 Gloria In Excssis, Willard g. Bonum
Wood; I. Anthem, "With joyful Hearts, GLORIA;
8. Gloria Patri (aiter sermonh Bergc; O. Onertory
ttenor solo, I'll With All Your Hearts" Nsndessohn;
10. Closing, Amen, Mniard. LOUIS Berge, organist
PAULs neutrality-suspicious., Happy
Morning." Cakin; Christ Our Passover" eighth
tone; To Deum and Jubilate, Stainer, IN fiat;
anthem, 80 Give Thanks" Goss; Kyrie and Gloria
Tibi, Garrett, in %; hymn 80. Morgan; ascrpton.
s.Cnrst IL Rsen," Thorne; onertory, "They Have
Taken Away NY Lord,n Sta,ner; Ssnc,us, Novello
ola chant Evening service-Hymn, 'Ihe STRIFE Is
O'er," Puestrlna Cantate Domino and Deus Miserea-
tur Garrett In fat oertory, Masnlhcat, Gregorian
hymn. "Ail Han the Power.n
the orpanis will pc assisted by several singers rom
New York, solo vionst and the young ladies' OF the
.Chiidren OF Mary" Morning At halipast ten O'clock
Introduction, s'Silver Trumpets," organ, by Vvian
said be PLAYED a! st. Peters in Rome on Christmas
and Easter Haydn's FIRST Grand Mass IN nat before
the readng OF the gospel Lambillottes joyful allie
lua, Hoe Dies, quartet, chorus by the 'Children
of Mary" before tue sermon s'veni Creator" quar-
tet Tor maic voices, by Winter; at the ofertory,
"Alna VIRGO" by Hummel, soprano aria with violin
obligato and chorus; conclusion Handel's 'Hslelu-
jah Chorus from the messiah" Tor organ. Vespers
AZ hait-past seven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-20
IN NEW JERSEY.

The day was celebrated in the Newark Catholic and
Episcopal churches with all the customary soIsmni-
ties Al ST. Patrick's Cathedral the OF the
pro-sanc tiaed said. The mass was followed
by the alteration OF the cross, the chanting
OF the passion and the htany OF the re.
proschcs. In the afternoon the Tenobr@ was
sung. In Grace Church (EpscopaD the services
also suggestive OF the doe pest sorrow, and the
altar, usually radiant in glory was toll OF hcavinesa
At the House OF Prayer and the other Episcopal
churches it was the same
1he Catholic and Protestant Episcopal churches In
Jersey City well filled In each OF the churches
The affairs and paintings we're draped in mourning.
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HEAVY DEBT.

The most strenuous efforts are being made Dy the
congregation OF ST. Ann's the Heights, Brooklyn,
to relieve the church OF the heavy burden Of debt
when now Expresses It, The Indebtedness OF the
church Is $l2g, $50 OF this amount fully $4,000
have been subscribed leaving $55 900 still TO be pros
vide1 TO place the parish upon It's feet.
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SAVED BY A SCRUPLE.

0lcor Bush on duty on inc Staten Island ferry.
boat Northheid, arrested yesterday Ellen wormsIcy.
colored woman. 10 tho act Of carrying or parcel
containing dry goods, the property oil Mrs Caroline
Shechey, OF Fort HUI Ciinou The PRISONER was arr
ragnsd before Judge Taylor, wnen Mrs. snechey
refused TO testify 70 tne ownership under oath Il
was Good FRIDAY. and the prisoner was discharged.