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The New York herald., 1878-11-26
THE MOUNT ST. BERNARD THAT TRAvErLED WITH
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A BISHOPS MANSION ROBBED.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERAIp.]


READING, Pa. Nov. %, 1873.
The elegant msnsion of Rev. M. A. DcwoR Howes
Episcopal Bishop OF the diocese of Central Pennsyl
vans was entered by gang of thieves last night and
plundcred OF clothing and silverware The thieves
then visited the closets and pantry and had feast in
the parlor not forgetting the wine cellar. While ran
sacking the house one Of the lady occupants OF an
upper chamber was heard by the thieves and she
locked in her chamber by them.
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THE HEALTH OF NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS. Nov. 25. 1873.
Themortuary report for the week ending. Sunday
November a. at six p NJ shows 104 deaths. including
~ children under five years Of age. Among thu
deaths for the week IA from yellow fever and IL
from other fcyers.
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PEDESTRLANISM.
BosToS. Nov. 25. 1873.

Boston. Nov. 25, 1873
twenty-five mile walk for the championship oe
New England came off between Charles p. Hartman
and Charles A. Daniels on the Boston Baseball
Grounds to-day Daniels won in All. 2sn 22s.
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used By the ladies Of the Princess party and by MEM
bers of the family. The decorations in every part OF
the house in excellent tnste and there ferns
and pot.ed plants in great profusion.
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Noble names, If noble borne,
Live within nations heart;
II of such thou bearer he
Never let that name for thee
Paint the scorn shrined within
Its marrow bound.
Other hopes than thine have part,
For II once in life was theirs
Who from weight of earthly cares
Peace have found.
Yet remember tits a crown
That can hardly be thine own
Till thou win il by some deed
That with glory fresh shall feed
Their renown.
Pride Of lineage, pomp Of power
Heap dishonor on the drone;
He shall lose his strength who never
Uses 1t for fair cndeavor
Brici his hour.
These are fair words. and something in the aspect
OF the young man as he ascended tho steps and re-
spondod to tho greetings Of the group who saluted
him. denoted that they did not bclic his real charac.
ter and sentiments.
APPEARANCE OF THE PRINCESS.
The Princess, who accompanied him in dark
travelling suit, with cap adorned with a black
feather was, of course. the "cynosurc of all male
eyes those OF the assembled ladies' being certainly
diverted toward her noble and handsome husband.
ANY ono who supposcs that tho stories about Queen
yietorias ugly children have the least grain of
truth in them should have been here to be
startled by the beauty. united to modest, grave
and quetude which the people OF Halifax cheered to-
day. face and manner more literally charming are
seldom Joined in the person of any lady whomsocvor.
and pr4ncesses who possess scant portion of this
ones loyelncss are more than rage. The dockyard
reception lasted only few moments. and was
accompanied when the Marquis end the pris-
cess stepped into the carriage in waiting, with
burst of loyal cheers For this purpose all the great
people who were admitted to the landing surrounded
the Vehicle lifted their hats aud shouted Justify
boys II was curious to see so'many gray heads hnd
bald heads above gorgeous uniforms barred before
yonng couple who lacked much Of the
lie and experience which was thus forgotten in
the enthusiasm Of truo Britons. The troops
were ordered ON the march, bands began to play, and
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DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.

PROBABLE CHANGE IN THE GERMAN MINISTRY
AT wAsHINGToN-MR. TAYLOR TO CALL UPON
THE EMPEROR TO-DAY.
[By CABLE TO THE HERALD.
BERLIN, Dec. 7, 1873.
An apparently well authenticated report
asserts that Prince Lynar will, within a
short time. replace Baron Schloessen, the
German Minister at Washington, who will
be promoted. Prince Lynar, of Darmstadt,
was married, it will be remembered, in
1871, to Miss May Parsons, of Ohio.
CONCENTRATIONS TO THE EMPEROR.
The Emperor William receives MI. Tay-
lor, the American Minister, tomorrow
Sunday, he having expressed desire to
present his congratulations upon His
Majesty's safe return to Berlin.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

DETAILS or The TRIAL TRIp OF THE QUlSNE-
X '''" BArG- ORDERED 10 THE ST. MARys.
&N Il WASHINGTON. Dec. Z, 1873
The United states steamer Quinnebaug. which left
Norfolk on the afternoon of the ith inst. for
n steam speed trial. under control of board
consisting of Chief Engineers H. Newell
d. u. Macomb aud William H. King. anchored
on the Wolf Trap in the Chesapeake Bay, q
distance of los miles from Annapolis and made the
distance between the two points IN eight hours being
an average of over thirteen knots an hour. During
this trial trip sails were allowed to be used. the
speed Of the ship being due to the power Of the ma
chinery entirely.
FAST SAILOR.
Captain Farquhar and the officers were much
pleased with the OF the ship, and consider
that she will surpass in speed under all conditions OF
sea and wind any foreign man of-war The ma
rhinery was manufactured in the Washington Navy
Yard from the designs OF the Bureau Of steam En-
cheering but placed in the ship III Philadelphia.
ii is thought that vessel will JOIN the Mediterra
mean squadron.
Commander II. J.. Phythian has been ordered to
special temporary duty board the nautical school
ship st. Marys, at New York
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boats from that ship had been lost in attempt
ing to rescue man who had fallen overheard.
The Frsemans Journal of Dublin has published
letter from John OConnor Power lhome ruler. mem
Der OF Parliament for Mayo county, dcnonncing
Isaac Butt home ruler, member for Limerick city,
"A traitor to the home rule party i'll Ireland and to
the Irish cause.
The Danish Tolkething at Copenhagen will proba-
bly, be dissolved on Monday in consequence of its
refusal to pass the subsidy to indemnify the losses
caused by the late negro Instruction in the Island of
Santa Cruz.
The Spanish Ministers considering project for
laying cable between Manila and Hong Kong
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PRESIDENT ALCANTARA.

DEATH OF THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE OF vENEZU-
ELA-GUTIERREz THE ACTING PRESIDENT
HISTORY OF THE DECEASED STATESMAN.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PHILADELPHIA Dec. Z, 1878.
cable despatch received here yesterday by
John Dalett Co. at four P. M. stating that Presi-
dent Acantara, Chief Magistrate of Venezuela died
the evening Of November 49, and that J. Gutierrez,
Chief Justice of the High Federal Court acting
President. All quiet in the State
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ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION.

THE DEvoNsHIRE TROUBLE YET UNSETTLED
WHAT Is THE UNITED STATES GOING TO DO?
BrESos AyREs, Oct 81 1873.
A telegram from Santiago, dated 30h says the
Gillian government was waiting for official report
upon the seizure Of the United States bark Devon
shire lefore replying to the notes from the Argen-
tine government and the United States Ministers.
The Devonshirc was cleared from Buenos Ayres for
the Falkland Isles, and the Gillian authorities aege
she was smuggling the guano.
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VICTORY OF LIBERAL CONSERVATIVES.

VICTORY OF LIBERAL CONSERVATIVES.
HAVANA, Dec z, 1878.
The municipal elections began yesterday No dis.
turbauces occurred The liberal conservatives were
victorious IN Havana and the neighborbood. and
also in vucIta Abajo The result In the rest Of the
island IL unknown
The troops captured and killed the bandit Ma
druua near Colon,
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RARUS AND SwEETZER.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 7, 1879.
At Sacramento. to-day. Rarus (the trotter) and
swectzer Cthe paccr had race at mile heats, best
three in Ave- in harness. Rarns in 2.1sf4. p IL
and 2:22. The track rather heavy and q keen
wind was blowing during the race.
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NEWPORT, II. l., Dec. 7, 1873.
The United States steamer Tallapoosa. from Boston,
arrived at the torpedo station this morning. She
leaves for Norfolk this afternoon.
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EDISON'S ELECTRIC LIGHT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Z, 1873.
The application for patent made by Thomas A.
Edison for his electric light favorably passed
upon yesterday by the Patent Office, and the patent
will be issued on Tuesday next.
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A.-wINTER FASHION GENTLEMEN'S DRESS
aud business HATS ready FINE SILK HAT, - BURKE,
ia broadway.
A CONoUEROR OF RHEUMATISM. AN ERADI-
Of impure blood, however, badiIyArr's A. b. Lire
BA.sAs Ofdrusgists ask for it. Take nothing else.
A.-sEIzER BRUNNEN NATURAL SPARKLING
importers.
AMERICAN STYLE OF sHoEs-sHoEs AND
CATERS, -; Dalss smoKs 81 GELS lo7 Nassau st.
TOILET LUXURY FOR THE TEETH AND
BrcathBnowS's cAxrmonArkp SAroSAcEous DENrIfRIc.,
AsToR HOUSE SHOE sToRE.-sTERN. AsIERT-
and English Walking shoes. hand sewed, ~ Boots,
+ 80 s. ' - - STERN. Barclay st.
AMERICAN STAR" SOFT CAPSULES
Blue wrapper. Avoid fancy names. Our sandaiwood
specially a,siia ra'f rTs a Rs York
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
Mas wrSsLow's sooruSc SYRur, for children tec,hng,
s"s". Wind s and and
AN OLD. MELLOW. DELICIOUS WINE ALSO
ntsly rnre + the is.'i vintage nov vearSla Of pr
Croon Point vineyards Ask your druggist grocer
descriptive pamphlet We rcsemmead I. for ,acds.
0'"s' IT, "ie0s'i CO.. Wholesale i Agent,
BALsAM OF HONEY AND ToLU CURES BRoN-
ions TONS HRTSErTs P%aSiu ss Bible roass '"' "''e
EASY SHOES SUPERIOR QUALITY AT RE-
duccd prices EUGENE FERRIS son. ~ Nassau
Dcrbys 81 ~. worth So - New Church st.. stairs.
JUST THE THING FOR THE LITTLE ONES
Have You seem the A TnyEr HrN MG2r TOY and chi
way.
LACE cuRTAINs.-cIosING STOCK MANuFAc.
tuners prices. Wholesale and retail.
GEO. IiENDEckER Importer, 10 Duane st.
MIssIsQuoI SPRING wArER.-THIs GREAT
specific for diseases Of the kidneys and bladder
scrofua and diseases arising from mpuresof the blood
for sale by all prominent druggists. Principal Office 80
Broad St.
NEW INVENTION. PATENTED 1873
BIJEDiNE for hlucug: SIMPLE, ECONOMICAL and
cIEANLY; OF u SUPERIOR sky blue color ASK YOUR
GROCER FOR Ir.
OUR RYE AND ROCK CANDY
Is prepared by ourselves from Bumgarincrs Virginia
whkey the best IN the United States ~ bottle ~
he trade II. u. KIRK co. Wine Merchants 80 Fulton
81. aud 1,p Broadway
PAJANIAs. DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFFS
made to order in superior style
UNION ADAMS. i,i27 broadway, near Goth a.
THE BABy's MEDICINE SPOON Is
Just exactly what Is wanted wherever babies II pre-
splitting medicine staining dresses and carpets aud
making baby sick by ", ing aud again 10 annis
medicine IN the usual way. With iE Bnys MEDICINE
xi. send for circulars with full description Agents
wanted AMERICAN SPOON 60. III Liberty It.
THOSE LADIES WHO USE BRADI.EE'S "ALI.
c,x, the complexion IN the preparation Of. their
toilets FOR the holidays will excite both envy ara
ton those who neglect ". For s deicacy, purity
aud charming effects u has competitor Its In.
doscd Nv the highest chemical authority Paronixed by
the elite Of society. For sale by all druggists.
THE TEARS OF THE ANGELS
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PAJAMAS. DRESS SHIRTS. COLLARS, CUFFS,
made to order in a superior style
IE TEARS OF THE ANGELS.

Poets have applied this term to lIrsruRrys' PsRrsrAS
ntsMoNps, upon which neither time have any
effect They are coating Of diamond prcciptaed ~ so
tale action pure base They for sale
x. HUMPHREYS Jewcry establishment SIv Hroadwmy
corner 18th ST. New York Price list sent free have no
nupu
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TWO NOTED GRAVE ROBBERS.

Our readers will remember The given in these
nmns "f the ohbmg Of the grave Of the Hon Scott llarri
in Ohio last May the body being fonnd
ing Of the Ohio Medical College Public indignation
justly brands scoundrcl who will rob the
Of the dead But there two noted robbers
N the country far from being the subjects of the
pie swrah universally landed for their virtues The
is plain While the former class steal the dead
bodies Of loved to submit them the dissec ting
knife these only rob the the living victims
to hearts aud homes. Their namesDn PERcEs Col
MEDICAL DISCOVERY and PLEASANT PugGArIvE Pni-
household words the world over The Golden
Medical Discovery in its early stages
and all bronchial throat and lung Affections Pleasant
Pngati,e Pellets the valuable laxative and
thartic.
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GOLDEN HAIR.-ROBARES AUREOLlNE PRO
~ duccs by two three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired Is perfectly harmless To he had
OF all apothecares aud fancy goods dealers Sole
*. HONENDEN son, London, England.
n
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FRANKLIN SEARCH EXPEDITION.

ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM THE SCHOONER
Eo1HEN -coCRrEsIEs EXCHANGED IN THE
ARCTIC SEAS THE. EXPLORERS Al WORK
PROGRAMME FOR THIS WINTER
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE HERALD
NEw LONDON, Conn, Dee. 4 1878.
Further information concerning the schooner
Eothen and the Franklin search party has been
gathered from Captain John o. Spicer Of the
bark Nile. Of this port, and just returned. ON
the 18th of August. 1878, Captain Spiccr
boarded the Eothen while the latter was at
Whale Point, the west side of Hudson Bay lati-
tudc 63 deg. II min She then cruising for
whale under command of Captain Barry. Lieuten-
ant Schwatka the HERALD correspondent and Esqui-
mau Joe were. on Depot Island at the time, engaged
in u search for traces of the lost schooner John
Franklin. ami also prosecuting scientific inyestiga-
tions. especially geographic and photographic Many
errors in the charts in that locality had been discov-
cred and corrected by them and valuable additions
to the general knowledge OF the country were made
CAPTAIN BARRYs STATEMENT.
Captain Barry said he should cruise in the vicinity
Of Depot Island until winter set in and then proceed
to Marble Island where he would winter He thought
1t probable that schwatka and the scientists who had
then been absent from the vessel several days would
winter at Repulse Bay. $40 miles from the winter
quarters Of the Gotham No sickness had visited the
sci since her departure from New York and harmony
and enthusiasm prevailed among the officers and
crew. The Eothcn then ''clean," that is, had
taken no whale, though the captain had seen two
the day he spoken by the Nile. Captain Spccr
received from Captain Barry several letters for the
masters and of vessels from this port then IN
the Arctic region, but brought letters from the
Eothen to parties in the United States. Tho Nile win
tered at Hudsons Straits.
THE WINTER OF 1877 VERY
Captain Spiccr says last winter the millest Of
any of the sixteen he had passed in the
Northern Very little ice was seen during the
early part of the season. and the Nile
i'll until the middle of December. He left New
gumitute November for this port The homcward
voyage marked by an almost entire alb
of pack ice, and but very little
young" ice seen. The fall was unusually open
and characterized by the prevalence of light south
elsterly winds This indicates that the present win
ter will be mild perhaps warmer than the last Dur
ing the entire cruise Of the Nile in the north no
severe gales were encountered.
The Nile brought home $50 barrels of oil and & 900
pounds Of bone.
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TABLE TRADEsMEN IL PARIS.

Az GRAND lOTEI.-PARlS PLACE DE L0PERA
Particularly recommended.
Bcdfooms from . francs day
Pension ~ francs day including lodging, board anc
wine. There are three lifts
HOTEL MlRABEAt-S RUE DE LA PAX CASA
NovAS, PROPRIETOR First class establishment
ALPH, GIROlX--f3 Bot LEvARD DIES CAPUCINES
AU PETIT ST. THOMAS DRY GOODS NOVELTIES
Costumes, Silks. Rue du Bac ~ aud -
Az PAGE-16 RUE vIvIENNE PLAIN AND FANCY
silks. coored and black Nelvcts Novelties
AMERICAN TAILOR, JOHN El1RENDALL.
~ Ghanssce dAntin, aud Boston, United States.
APARTMENTS HOUSES. ESTATES, AGENT FOR
Wells Fargo's Express. Sidney Spark Z Rue Scribe
BRUSHES STATIONERY, FANCY GOODS JONES
~ Boulevard DIES Capucnes.
CARRIAGE BUILDERS, MILLION. QUIET CO.,
~ Avenue Montagne.
WINES fIRST GROWrIi)-CLARET, BOURGOGNE,
Champagne sherries. Brandics cuvillier. 10 Rue Dc
la laix
COMPETITION wnoLEsALD FOR LADIES.
Robes, Costumes. Ifaute Nouveaute.
H. Jourdan and c. Aubry ~ Place de In Boursc.
FURNITURE. TAPESTRY. DECORATIONS. FLEURIOT,
by appointment 70 the Khadiye, 9 Rue Lepeletier.
FACTORY. /. Nicot, 20 Rue Ours.
JEWELLERS WATCHMAkERS. GOLAY LERESCHE
Il SONS. = Rue de la Paix: also Geneva.
INDIA SHAWLS AND LACES
Paris. ~ Rue Richclieu.
COMPAGNIE DIES INDIES Brussels, Rue de In Regence.
LEON SPORCK. o RUE DU SEPTEMBRE.
Robes. CONNECTIONS, Chapcaux Assortis.
PERFUMERY tFIRST GLASS; GUERLAIN.
Paris ID Rue do Ia Paix.
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Prepared BY HENRY 4. GALLUP, No. 493 oxford st.,
London, England and for sale by all druggists in the
United States.
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RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.

RESTAURANT GRAND VELOUR.
TAPESTRY CiRfETs. TISSUES FOR FURNITURE.
YOUNG 'i IAbias u sc ii MISS sULEAU C.raeu
YOUNG LADIES SCHOOL. Nine. Dhere Dericquehem,
70 Rue Dsnours Are de Tr1mohs Private Rooms
NILE, Dlpl,Is - Avenue ELENA.
HOTEL MEURlCE, RUE RIvOLI, OPPOSITE THE
Inileries Gardens First class Family Hotel Lift
JEwELRY, BIJouEFRiE. OBJECTS or ART
Z R0IvENAI; ~ Rue iiautcyilie - Ill
to 1000 francs. Gil. LABoURIAU. Jewellcr, 1is
PRECIOUS STONES opALs SPECIALLY. DUBNIK
dIungaryl i. A tioldschmidt o Rue Iepeleter.
DIAMONDS, PEARLS. PRECIOUS STONES. Emile
Al SDs M%hsSs rs BE- SovH
TEs. Rue du liavrc. Boulevard Haussmann. ne y
nUssoS, BIJouTIER, JEwELLER
4 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND FLOWERS
EAU DEs FEEs rRoGREsSvE mAiR aSD RRR6
JEwi nlE IsGn f fsTi frf g f s ManKs
LIZ ROY Fills. iIORLOGERs DE la MARINE. IL
md = Gasrie MostGsssisr raais Regal
R;st. Boulevard DIES Capmcines
MILLINERY FIRST CLASS FOR THE MOST STYLISH
LINGERIE DE HAUTE ELEGANCE. DRESSES. cos
TINES Muller Gilbert Rue DC s iaix
LAp sSoS ASD soEs rEEy ''' n'
.Rrr ps seIls nssas FEar fT s rdF pREssEs
Head Dresses, first class. BIhler Frere \ Srurs.
LAT p sne 's'"f EMF IsIoS vsRruMEp GIVING
beauty to complexion. L. T. liver 10 boulevard de
EAU s pESTiFRIcE PHILIPPE AID opoNrIrAIINE
RESTAURANT vEFOuR. JNE, DucIIEsNE srccE..
rslsis R9ys ,"sris Essir l"7 ~ ~ is pov
Deleuucr francs; Diner ) francs vim compris
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pearly white mpartins delightful fragrance to the
breath. The FRAGRANT FLORILINE removes instantly
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DEATHS DOOR STANDS WIDE OPEN
for those who suffer cough until the lnn
separate the wind pipe and the bronchial tubes
hopecssy diseased hut for all who lALEs
or oREHOCND AND TAX in the early there is me
date relief and the absolute certainty Of
PikE's TooTuAcnE DROrs in minute.
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Being partly composed OF honey, soda and extracts Of
herbs and plants is perfectly harmless aud deli
cous as sherry.
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WIGS. TOUPEES-HIGHEST AWARD AT PARIS
xposition. 1915 a. RArcHFCSS Al East 18th ST.. n y.
EUROPE.
FI.oRIIIyE.

for the teeth and breath, i the best liquid dentfriee
the world Il horoughy cIeanses partly deeayed tee
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-07

We are happy to state that the
vexatious litigation in reference to
the Santa Rosa ranch has been at
last settled. Mr.. G.. Broderick
Smith, agent for the English part
ners, has paid Mr.. Lulovici in full
aud has assumed the firm indebt.
edness, in return for which Mr..
John Dear becomes the owner of
the ranch, subject TO Mr.. Smiths
mortgage, and Mr.. Smith becomes
the owner of the personal property,
but with full power to sell all of
tie realty. Mr.. Smith leaves for
the ranch this morning to assume
possession.
Pettibone and Mead, recently
convicted before Judge Peel fer
keeping house of ill-fame, have
been released on $3.50 bail each,
pending an appeal to the County
Court. Their sureties are George
Smith (colored) and Francisco Al.
varado.
Mr.. A. de ID. Faber, banker, from
Doncaster, England, who has beer
staying in our city for the pas
week, leaves o.day with Mr.. G.
Broedrick Smith for a few days
hunt on the osnta Rosa ranch.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-07
TIE SMALLEST OF MOTHERS.
A Woman Only Thirty-.wo inches IN Stature
Her Matrimonial Experience.
TSt. Louis Timcs.l

st. Louis Times.
Mrs. w. Bristol, better known as
Fannie Rnriette, who has been
travelling for years with Fore
paugh's circus, gave birth Oh
Wednesday night last, in the
Commercial, Hotel, To u child
weighing eight pounds. The
mother weighs about fifty pounds
and is only thirty two inches in
stature. Her husband is of full
size, being six feet in height and
weighing lbs pounds. The infant
was healthy and well developed,
but in order to preserve the life of
the mother 1t was necessary to sac.
ritice it The pangs of maternity
lasted seven hours, beginning at 8
A. NJ. and ending at 8 p. NJ, and
had the little woman not possessed
an iron constitution, she must have
died. During the whole of these
long hours of agony she maintained
almost complete silence, uttering
only q few means, aud struggling
against all ordinary exhibitions of
pain. The couple have been mar
ried two years and this Is their Sec
ond child. The first was much
smaller, and was still-born. Mr..
Bristol was formerly door. keeper
in the employ Of Forepaugh's cir.
Gus, and i'll that capacity became
acquainted with his wife, who was
then travelling under the manage
ment of that show with u twin
brother, who Is an inch shorter than
herself. They were called the Bur-
dette twins, and always travelled
together until Mrs. Burdette's con-
finement last spring, when the
brother continued the engagement
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-07

The Messrs. Lips, Craigue 81 Co.
lave made arrangements TO receive
monthly cargoes of the famous PHI.
4. ,st Brewing Company's export
lager beers. These beers are made
At Milwaukee and bottled by the
aessrs. Stamm & Meyer. The
irst of the cargoes arrived yester-
day, consisting of an entire load.
j, The Messrs. Lips, Craigue d Co.,
through this arrangement, are
enabled to offer special advantages
to purchasers. The first prizes
were awarded to this Pin. Best Ex-
port beer at the Centennial Expo.
sition, at the Wisconsin State Fair,
held at Milwaukee, and at the
Inter State Fair held at Chicago.
lmapr2I
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-08-07
The dry goods and novelty store

The dry goods and novelty store
4 Charles Prayer, at No. B Com
.tnercial street, is an attractive re-
solt to the ladies of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Prayer has one of the most ex.
densive and recherche stocks of
goods ever brought to Los Angeles,
ani there is absolutely nothing
necessary to the feminine toilette
which may not be found in his
store. Hs has been guided in his
purchases by thorough knowledge
If the requirements of this section,
aud the latest fashions and novel
lies may be at all times inspected
at No. 5 Commercial street. Give
him call. my7