davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
THE JASPERIAN SYSTEM.
SUPPORTED BY A METHODIST
coLoRrD cLEhorMAN-A REPLY TO THE
REvtRExD sAsPEn-xx INcREDuLoUs AU-
pIExcE.
fur TELEGRAPH TO TIE uERArp1

REvtRExD yAsPEn-xx INcREDuLoUs Az.
pIEScE.
fDY TELEGRAPH TO raE HERALD1
RIcmNoSp, March "a, 1878
Tho agitation prevailing among the colorsd popula
siou oi shs city the thsery shss The sun moves
and the earth stands st 90 nrmy established IN the
minds Of hss congregation BY The Rev. John Jasper
eliminated tonight In the seivery Of q sermon bv
tho Rev. Daniel Draper. ceIorsd. Of the Methodist
Church, who took issus Win his Baptist brother in
favor Of the Copsrnican system aud other essabshed
secular theories The church. which 10 large one
densely PACKED that II was almost inpossibs
10 gain admission
rHk SERMON.
In the course of bis sermon, which displayed much
paibed The real meaning OF the scrptura
upon which the Rev. Jasper based h,s assumption
that the moves ana ~ the time quote ex-
tensiveiy IRON the WORKS OF moucrn ASTRONOMERS IN
proof Of The accsptsa theory OF the solar system.
ISCKkDuLfTy
He was atontivey listened 10, and perhaps there
were many intelhgsnt coiorsd persons present wbo
that when he departed iron Bible authorities that nc
had numerous doubtcrs IN the congregation. One
venerable coored cisixen remarked In my hearing: -
DAt mans talk IL all very good but be aiut stick
ing 10 dc Bible"
Tne sermon occupied over Two hours In its delivery
aud the Interest never tagged. No vote was taken.
IL 10 safe 10 say thai the discussion sub
next preach IN tue open air vindcatioa his po-
sition that the sun moves when perhaps he will DO
met BY Others IA opposition. The cxcuemens among
the coored popu ntion IL on the Increase.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
GALE ON THE COAST.

[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
NORFOLK, Va. March a. 1878.
terrific southwest gale is prevailing hero Today.
anu the New York steamer several hours behind
time.
PUT TO SEA.
About ono hundred and tiiy vessels, which have
been wind bound In Hampton Roads Tor week or
more, put to sea last evening.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
Destructive cosrLAanA1rox AT KrxsrvrLLr,
WHITEHALL, N. Y, March "a, 1878.

WHITEHALL, N. Y, March -, 1878.
A are st Keesevllie, n. Y. this morning. destroyed
the Msthodist Church, Prcscots l. weslons sash,
blind and furniture factory 1000 bushels Of corn,
storshosse, . grst mill, a school house. u plaster
mill and ten dwelling houses. Aid was asked OF
Pastsburs, but before the Fire Department could b.
tho Ore under control The loss will DO over
ttJ,000 Prescott Weston alone lose $50 COO lhe
IRE supposed 10 have been Of inccndiafy origi IN.
IL u impossibie 10 get the Insurance tonight
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
FUNERAL OF JOHN ALLISON.
wAsHsseros, March "a. 1873

wksHsSeroS, March "a, 1878.
The funeral of tho late Register oi tho Treasury,
Mr. John Allison. took place this afternoon. from his
isss residence A short religious service was held
alter which the remains we're escorted TO tho BaIt-
more aud Potomac Railroad Tor conveyance 10 his
iornsr home Ia Pennsyivania. whsro they VIII DO IN
TERED.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
DEATH FROM HYDRoPHoBIA.

PnILADKLrmiA, March "a. lsTs
John Run died here yesterday iron what 10 Sup.
posed 10 have been hydrepnobis.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
STABBED IN A QUARREL.

Jamcs Kelly, OF Boston, was admitted last evening
to the Chambers Street Hospital, suffering from stal
wound IN tho side inflicted by an Italian, In tracas
In the Fourteenth precinct His wound 10 not con.
sidered dangerous
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CANADA OVERLAND RAILWAY TER
MINUS.

SAN FnAScssoo. Cal. March "a. ls's.
Victoria despatch states that Admiral Dchorsey's
report the best terminus tor the Canada over
lane isassy - puDiished in coiossst to-day IL
sondssns beffsfd inlet sna skeena River hsrbors
sna suougiy hvors ths adoption Of the Butte Inlet
rocts. wlth ksqaimsalt as ths terminus.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
CHURCH DEBT RAISING.
I'oUCuKNNl

foucHgsrrsrE, n. ~. March "a, is;s
The effort TO pay OF The aebs Of the Corsresstionsi
Church, which vas eommenoed W Mr. KimbsIl last
Sunday, vas coneiuaed to-day, the last 600 bsss
raised this evening
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

PESTEcosT AND sTEDurSs IN MIoDLITowS.
HARTFORD, March "a. 1875.
Revival meetings under the lead oi Mcssrs. Pen.
and steDDins opened IN Micdstowa to-day with
a large sttendance. The church crowded during
evening.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
REVIVAL WORK.
SELY IN new HAVEN.
RICHMOND, March ~, 1875

MOODY AND sASKEy IN New HAVEN.
Nrw HAvsS, Couu., March "a, 1878
Moody and ssnkoy began . OF meetings here
to-day In the Tabernacle, which seats 1000 peo
pie. Although tho weather unfavorabie great
crowds attended the two sorvIcea 1housands had TO
20 away, - they could not gcs inside the sdlnce.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.

HAWTHORN, Conn. March q. 1873
william ,. Baker. aged sixteen, was accidentally
shot by q younger brother. In New Britain. yesler.
day. whis returning IRON a hunt, and died to.day
The boys of samuel Baker, one OF the pro-
prtetors of the New 3ritAln Record
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
SNOW AT SYRACUSE.

SYRACUSE. n. Y. March "a, 1878.
severe snowstorm set In at six O'Clock this
ing and still continues unabated. The snow Is six
inches deep. Trains are some hat delayed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
SrAMPEDED.

Mr. H. G. Bell, OF Raiherfurd Park. N. j., ycstor-
day afternoon notified Jersey City Police his
horse and buggy had been stolen whilo standing In
tue street 1he turnout worth $500.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A MAN WITH FIVE WIVES.

Average tcmPeraturo yestcrday 3S
Average temperature for corresponding datc last
year. 49a.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
SNOW STORM AT MONTREAL.

MONTREAL, March "a, 1878.
heavy storm has been raging all day,
which has no uppea OF ceasing. The tempcra-
turo is below the freezing point.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The following record will show tho changes in tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -our hours IN com
parison with tho corresponding date OF last year.
indicated by the thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2lS Broadway:-
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
ANOTHER MAGENTA VICTIM DEAD.

PoreaKKrrsiH, N. r., Nsrcn 20. ISIS
Richard Live, victim Of the hsssan aiss4tsr.
died at Sing Sing last night
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.
WHEELING, W. Va, March "a IS

WHEELING. W. Va, March "a, 1878.
T. N Jackson was arrested and scnt to jail yester-
day at Clarksburg, W. Va, on the complaint OF
woman In Doddridge coanty, who charges him with
bgamy. She has testimony which proves that he has
nve wives now hvibg, from whom he has never been
divorced
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
SrW pUnI..UA.riUNs.

NERVOUS kxfiALsfiUS.-A MEDICAL K35xYs
IN comprising series % Lectures delivered KAHNI
Museum of Anatomy the aud Of prsuaause
decline, showing indspatsbly how heath
gained Nordng clear synopsis Of impedimcnts Mar
rage and the treatment OF pbyscs dsDlity
being the result " ~ years experience Nv mall 25e
currency postage Address socrsSasy kahn'e
Mussuns, sss Btosdwsy. New York
The New York herald., 1878-03-25

HEAVY SHOW STORM AT wATERTowN, N. Y.
WArERTowy, March "a, 1878.
Eight inches of snow have fallen here to-day and
It is still stormng. II Is the heaviest storm
January.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
PrRrsHED IN the FLAMES.
lBr IKLEoRAPH TO THE HERALD

WHhkLiS0, W. va March q, 1875
John Myisn, weil-to-do yeupg mailer, entered o
stable last night being, II 10 supposed intoxicated
at the time He probably laid down on the hay In
tho Ion and attempted TO hight n cigar. for In a few
moments the building was 10 flames md nothing was
ief Of hylao save part OF one OF bis logs snd few
chzrred bonca
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
THIS STORM PREDICTED By THE HERALD AND

THIS STORM PREDICTED By THE HERALD AND
WARNINGS SENT TO ENGLAND.
The following message was forwarded by cable more
than six days ago.
"HERALD WEATHER BUREAU I
"NEw YORK, March Isl A. MI
"A storm centre will probably reach the North
British and Norwegian COASTS about the 23d, with
nesvy rams, possibly snow. and southeast 10 NORTH
vest gales Another depression will arrive on the
central coasts OF Europe about the 25th also attended
by rains high winds and will Affect the British
Islands ana France. Bad weather continues IN the
Atlantic north Of latitude 30 degn
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
THE HERALD offEas FOX SALE

THE THIRD AsD FOURTH FLOORS OF rHE
HERALD BUILDING 80 Int. SUITABLE FOR LAW.
BANkING, iNsu NAS,k OK ANY ll.sur BUSINESS
PURPOsES APrLi IN ThE COUNTING ROOM UP
"A HERALD
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
overtaken by snow storm, accompanied by heavy

DRAGGED DOWN TO DEATH.
The sun shoue again brilliantly shortly afterward
but nothing was then visible except few boxes
noating down the channel. The survivors say they
saw the ship suck down many as she sank.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

senator Stephen w. Dorsey, of Arkansas, Is at the
Giisey. General c. ID. MacDougal OF Auburn, N. Y,
and Judge J. n. ooiwortn. Of Omaha, at the ST.
Nicholas. Colonel J. Duane United States Army, 10
ut tho New YORK. ExCongrcssaan Thomas Z. Platt,
OF 0wego, " Y aud c. ncral John ". Knapp, OF Au-
burn, a, the Windsor. senator W. II. Barnum, Of
Connecticut; franklin Haven, OF Boston, and ex-
Congressman ID. J. MorreI. OF Pennsylvania, are as
tho Fluh Avenue. Victor Drummopd. OF the British
Legation nj Washington, is 81 the brunswick. y. s.
chanirsu Is At tho Asior Elias L. Maduro. Consul
General tor Costa Rica TO Austria, ana General ). e.
Armstrong. OF Hampton, Va. are at the Union square
General James H. Wilson, OF st. Louis, 10 ut ths
Brcvoort
uALEs HONEY of HoREnoUSD AND TAR
has literally snatched eonsampss irom the
As CURE HYArI's LiFE BALsAM Is UN
equ.led IA seroalous copisnts rheumatism neuralgia
ae ivh All arssEist. aud d.pet s.1 Grand st.. NY
A-MooDiE's sULrHuRrAR SOAP PREVENTS
the formation OF acids ~hich njars the feei si
oP ALL KINDS
AZ rnE NsrRofoLirAs
20" rs'SssSs ssS * P'f'oH'
nESsMAN's PEPIoNizEO BEEF TONIC
{, the ony preparation q beet eontanlag t entire nusr
tract. bloJa pskng force gensrstlnx
iioas where nssros Is raqassd sisr rom ovsrsorS en-.
Isss's % s% ssS,' pasr o. s IA is'
fricndly aud he glu delicate sch-.
CAswEiL uAzskD A co.,
Finh Avenas Hotel BaidBE aud sv. corner sssh st.
THE HERALD OFFERS FOX SALE
TWO SINGLE BuLLocK rERFEcrrSo PRESSES,
capable 81 printing ~ tDo copies per hour
Of eigntpsge paper either sin coiumns
ALSO ALL TnE srERgorYPg MACHINERY m
LONGING THERETO
PRICE, SiUOU
Address J. u. BENNETT.
New York Herald
THE THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF TIE
HERALD BuiLpiNa 80 Int. stIrABLE FOR Law,
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
LATER DETAILS.

ONLY TWO OF THE CREW sAvED-THREE DIE
AFTER BEING PICKED UP.
LONDON, March 26, 1873
survivor OF tho Eurydlce disaster gives the
number on board as over three hundred.
DIED OF EXHAUSTION.
Five were picked up by passing schooner after
sbeng in the water over an hour but all have died
except two. 1t Is not probable that any others
were saved, as o strong ebb tide was running
A SNOW STORM.
The Eurydice was under full sail when she was
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
A DREADFUL DISASTER.

rHE BRITISH TRAINING SHIP RuRYDIcE CAP
SIZES OFF THE ISLE OF w1aur-Loss OF
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES.
[BY CABLE TO THE HERALD.1
LONDON. March "a, 1878.
A report has just been received here that the
British naval training ship Eurydice with 400 men
on board has capszed on the south coast Of the
Isle OF Wight.
THE ADMIRAL's REPORT
The Admiral commanding at Portsmouth tce.
graphs the following particulars received from the
coast guard at ventnor:-"1hc Eurydice capsized
of Dunnoseheade at half-past four O'Clock this sun
day. afternoon in sudden squall. One boy and q
seaman were saved"
TERRIBLE LOSS OF IIFR
Other advices indicate that between three and
four hundred lives were lost.
HELP TOO LATE
Immediately despatched steamer to the scene Of
the wreck.
DESCRIPTION OF THE VESSEL.
The Eurydice was training ship for ordinary
seamen, under the command OF Captain Marcus A.
s. Hare. She was sixth rate, OF 92i tons burden.
and carried four guns
SEVERE STORM IN ENGLAND
violent gale, with snow, prevailed here TO- day
and extended throughout England. 1t was par.
tcularly severe at Liverpool.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
MR.. FISH TO SIR EDWARD THORNTON.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE


DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
WAsHrSGTos, Aug. II, 1873
Written at Garrison.
Ny DEAR SIR EDwARD--l cannot persuade myself but
that tho telegraph must have made some grave MIS-
take either IN tho TRANSMISSION ot your communica
ton 10 Lord Granville Of tho inability OF this govern
ment TO assent to the selection OF the Belgian IN
lister in that to you from His LOrdshp proposing
that gentleman after being Informed OF The views Of
this government with regard To his selection.
The probability OF the occurrence OF such mistake
seems TO be tho greater In view OF what you will ex-
me IN rcminding you Of, that somo weeks since
had the honor to address you note submitting tho
names Of several gentlemen, representatives OF
foreign Powers, either ot whom this government ex
presses itself ready TO agree upon, each OF whom was
believed 10 bo peculiarly competent and suitable Tor
tho postiou and TO neither OF wnom was supposed
that the British government would have objection.
To that note and Its proposition no reply has been re-
ceivcd.
The habituai courtesy and delicate observance OF
diplomatic etiquette and proprcty the part Of tho
Brush government do not allow mo to believe that
with tho proposition OF this government unanswered
and with the knowledge that IL could not accept u
certain person as tho Commissioner, Her Majesly's
has intended to present the name Of that
person aud strengthen the conviction that thero has
been somc misconvcyan OF Information or OF In.
struction Tor which the telegraph must DO respon.
slble.
In tho interviews with you In Washington on the
9th inst l mentioned that, Whine entertaining a
high personal regard Tor tho character and aD ties
Of the Belgian Minister TO this country, tnerc wore
In the poticaI relations between hs govern
ment aad that oi Great Britain why the representa.
The New York herald., 1878-03-25
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHlNGTGN, March 25-l A. NJ.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05

Gee a week IN yong 6Nn town. IS oullt ffec.
ssSlsl No risk. u you van, businsii a
the tifna 1ie. sagl ~rite fog afs h, IN,
siSLLfrr q % psA5aisald, 3feihe. - )
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05
A NEW AND INTERESTING FEATURE
or TuR
EDGEPIBLD ADVERTISER,
South CarGlina.s Beloved Sons In Pho.
4tograph and biography.

A BOUT the first of July, the ApvER-
IN TisER will begin the publication of
series OF Biographical Sketches, giving
in synopsis, the lives of many promi-
nent and distinguished sons dead and
living, of South Carolina. In connec-
ton with these, there will appear In our
columns each week, o portrait of tho in
ufvidual whose life Is sketched, done in
the highest style of modern photograph
ic art.
From the great and good men of the
past, such selections have been made az
John q. Calhoun. George McDufie.
Judge =. M. Butler, Colonel OF the Pal,
metto Regiment, Senator Louis T. Wig
fall, JudgeO' Neale, Gen. Waddy Thomp-
son, Gen. James Jones, Edmund Bacon.
Esq, alias MED Brace" OF the "Georyia
Scenes" Maj. Jack Jeter, Hon. Preston
Brooks, Gov. s. d. Miller, and others.
whose nnmes we have not space to mon.
tion just now. ~
Lator we will teko up such men as tho
lion. j. L. Carroll Gov. Nj. l.. Bonham.
Gen. Abner Perrin, Gen. NJ. w. Gary'
Gen. X. q. NJ. Dunovant, Generals Ker-
shaw, Kennedy, Logan, Connor, Wal
lace, McGowan, Hagood and Rec. Col.
Thomas G. Bacon, Col. Thomas q. La
mar, Col. Joseph Abney, Col, w, G..
Moragne, Speaker John C. Sheppard.
Col. Arthur Simpkins, Gen. James Ches.
nut, Hon. w. ID. Simpson, and others
whose names shall occur to us In the ia.
Ss;,-- i:.scs.: price, co 60
mum, in advance. Address,
ADVERTISER,
.1a.t Eduefield 81 C.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05

1 ~ a youth refused to take a pill, His
,crsstgsnaotltey sepretI s placed stae piil in
9 preserved pear e::::dd gave gave Il to him.
Presently she asked, eTomf, iIilte you
essan the pear?" He replied. es.
mother, all but tho seed p i - /. g ~
- say, fellows, liremarked Yankee
loater to sonic OF his vonnt -Iions, lei ns
sea sgho can tell tho biggest lian call
right, said one, Pm the biggeat fool In
America z Oh, psliaMl" exclaimed tho
irHti contemptuously We agfeed to tell
nothing but 'lies, apd yon begin BY telling
thatrhtb
sTle best Is tho cheaper. Dr HalPs
Daby Syrup Is acknoWiedg to be
tkct safest and most fcisai faetli-
o;;pg iVf 5iplliea Price . cents,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05

anything elsa. Capital moi rc1nlrssis We S,iii
| start YOU sl2 per day at home mads by the
industrious. Men, women, boys aud girls xar-
Sestly ossat aud terms fese Address TEtfe 4 Co.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-09-05

a F0orTsH Goo. The & dre aRood
::siiass.yy candidates th;s yass aud The fol.
loving may be considote1 as apropos:
a gentleman travelling through one of
tho ruraG precincts Of q county, few
days Sinoes rode up 10 a farm house and
thus accosted "a curly headed urchin who
vas seated on top of a gSte post: y
j ( .Bpb, where's your pa ~
I8f The youngster replied: 'sHe is Just
gone down hahind the cowshed 80 bury
our old dog Tzowser. The old fool killed
himself q barking &C candidates > be you
one ~, 3 u ster Heydld. ,t4
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-20
ADEMY OF THE VISITATl 10 n
NEAR WHEELING, WEST VIRGINIA.

rents in quest OF firstclass echooi for their
hters will do well to investigate the claims oil TINS
rated Academy. For thoroughness in every de-
nant of fema:e education, Mount de Chsntal ranks
minently high. Great attention is given to perfect
upits in writing and speaking Frenchswith fuency.
those sufficiently advanced, it is the language Oh
recreation hours. The purity of accent aed cor
teas of pronunciation acquired in this Institution
been subject of surprise to the native Parislan-
Lenowu for the superiority of music is 30 wide
Ia as to have made the Academy almost nstionS'
One feature, in particular, that should recon-
Mount de- Cbantai to the sensible parent, ts the
l1cp exercised 10 form the pupils to views and hao-
leoonomy, and to render them really practical ano
Ii women of society in after years. Simplicity IN
liz enforced by rule.
a facts united by the exceedingly m oderate rates
sra and tuition ts2cO per snnum) will, we trust
70 this school as large and desirable patronage
future as it has enjoyed in the past.
farther particulars apply for prospectus to the
- of Mount de Chantal Academy OF the Vista
Lear wheeling. West Virginia auIl Sm
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-20
IN MEMORIAM.
SISTER MARIE MKRGEDEs.

SISTER MARIE NRRGEDEs q
Cur Lady of Mercy thy child and tiny serVAn' d
wearing thy name a. her eoronet orlsn''
Hos passed to her rest in the flush OF the leVer'
closing her eyes with their plying heh'
Upou all that earth she had sFeas"reu-
Pray for her
o,r lady ., Mercy sho tended the sorrowins'
Irron+ hv the bedside of pain ard despair
wbispered of hope to the sick and Inc oSlnk
rr,tat their wtite hands, murnured prayer
When the anguish and struggle "AS o''F~
| $3.50 Pray for her
| o,rI,dv of Mercy Size parted from klno'eu
| To walk in the steps of thy suffering son'
She stood by the bedside where mothers W ere
0n oanobt up their orphans prove there was one
who careth for all of His creatures
Pray herl
~,,oo,, rbou hast looked upon heroes
WHO bptted honor, for glory ana IAme-
15are WAS heart that quailed at no DANGER
/ Here was soul that ameittoned no h~io
Save that of g Sister of Mercy
| Pray for her
Oar Lady Of M,rcy sold' ere have iAitoieu ,oo.b
Wv marching straight into th shadows Oh o0A'D'
She smiled as the Terror grew ",oer enr 1eef''
T1rcoDope,ed in Duty, undau Dted in Fa,th,
49, she knew that the Ma, ter h I'd sont 1t
Pray for her
t orr adv Of Mercy! She battled for otnerS
worded off death from the suffering poor
shisldod from want the widow and orphan
pnt fell on the field ere the strsEHie W."
, For those she had watched and a''enUee
Il Pray for berl
orr 1.dv Of Mevoyl spread thy sweet man''e
L orer the head of thy servant and child
At her pure name win thy tendereOt pleading
a. II ever her soul by sin was dehleo
D. For ste W as but mortal and human
Pray for her!
, 1v.Lnow thou hast gat hered
L. MI. ono of Code her oines into thine arms
a6 her " hOpoTe,
er 1Ua,oome her home from the grief and alarms
OF word that is stricken will s'r'0"-
Pray for he:!
I'm o,r 1a4v of Mercy Wereed thy sweet
on w, ~ .roals Of mercy passing away
ouF ~ have b,en snatched from the'temple I"
Ii Our pfie''S
altar, a..uav I
lie, our shepherds ecattered-ah WOO ana a:Sn"'
Unless thou wilt Nst to our pleading
u
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-20
DIED {:

noGAN-At Biloxi Mis-. on Fridsy, October nm t.
At 10 & o, aSS sSG sSs late Thomas
Mehe, aud sister of j. f. Hogan OF tnia CITY, A"N
D. MSSile and Iusknlooas, Ala, papers please copy
SUNDAY oSsSs'S Il bns.; sSs.s Ss
sS. Of Pssscs,s Isss c.pe pnoss aged 81
Durham, North Carolina papers please copy.
K1RK-At Biloxi Miss-, October a, ISIS. OF SeHS
,sTsr Mrs Ju 10 Kirk eorn Sherwood native OF a
asid Franklin County VI, aged 10 years "on'"' "-N
Ia %ymont @syH and Boston Mass pApeis please copy.
PBPPER-on Saturday October r nG. lsIs' native Of
Mobile aged 2. ysars; for r0sSn Ssn npsans
o,eooS - n Ri1sSesh HsdGss Tners.a aged ySsrs
an and sIsssy ,s Ssys csySpSs ySpSsH.' VI
ST. f"uis and G.lvestou papers please copy.
ossSSsr essSSs .oa os Of rs,
GH'ess Fspstllof ana o.FTs aga ss ''"F'
WateIfoFd and Kilkenny. Ireland aud s0'tOn Mass
| papers please oIpy. ya
pses ParisS Of IbsTSe Cha 9
tant aged "a year: months %t,n and sSsstI Sss
,,tber's residence EverSreen plantation lheEviS;
sebas,ien Grassin aged 10 years 'h'fa Bun -
Grsesn and Mary Mills :. 1919
CLIFFoRD-on Tuesday morning. ootsbsr @ Is, is1s
s s SpiSs1ie Mics Mary CnfOl aged % ysafs' ma
i've Of sainIfold County pown. Ireland.
aRobep. Gilmore a pative OF Belfast Ireland aged 4
Is years and q dent of this city ior 'ro p~''
years. .-, 49,. M
ALLRYN-on Friday October II is7s .tTsvn az n .p
| IeBaron Vaughan, third son of James \ Aiie3" "A
Emily Niven aged year and months.
Sunday. October II ls!s. ~ ;S s;sS
ms pstrcf Donovan, naivo o MaureEan parish sn
| Rosa Carbery County Corl. Ireland ae.ate years. A
| q res dent Of this city for the paht - yeArS.
ApERN-on Tuesday Cctober IS ls3e, AZ . VA a. -, II
potJcL Abern a ma i've of Lismo' Q, CouatV " A'e
ford Irelan d. aged 26 years
ToBIN- On the 26th of september 1873 at the S hSu
~ tSe State rs Of Mercy, Chicago Capt John ioo'
% hsscitv a native Of Philadelphia. and resident
this city for many years, aged 80 years.
.-,puv n, Thursday October II. 1873. at II
n m william j. MURPHY, Rged u years, n
Newcastle West, County Limerlck' AfelA"u
S1EyERS-Thursday October II 1e1 5. ~ ~ mann d. ,
IN 10 M John Joseph sievers aged yesiSS 49, scn
An d 90 dnvs native Of New Orleans. , "a snorI
rancis JOSEPH Sewers anu hAi E"i