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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-11-15

name to ony of us but we all ken'd that
it was her love for him, that was preyiug
upon her life. The grief that has nae voice
like the canker-woru, always lies ne'est to
the heart. Puir Jeanio she held out dur
ing the sir,msr but when the fall came,
she just withered ava like a flower nipped
by the early frost, and this day we laid her
in the saStb
Aft&thc funeral was over, and the
mourners were all gone, stood beside her
grave, thinking over the days of my boy
hood, when she and l were happy weans, an
used toipu' the gowans togither, on the
heathey hills O dear auld Scotland. An l
tried inrain to understan' the mysterious
providence O God, who had stricken her
who seemed sac guide and pure. anu spared
the likno me, who was mair Geservin' O.
his wrath, when T heard deep groan, an 1
saw Wilp Robertson standing near me be-
side the grave.
sYe nay as wcel spare your grief moo,
said 81, | felt hard toward him, an re-
Gaias tH the weary is at rest
a3S It NRsI murdered her. said he, 'an' the
stssssSSssas;:rsss, 4-sa,s,2zsa.,--...s.
Did SIP mo on her ueashBedss
'Hesth9ghts were only ken'd by Hin
who reads The secrets of a. hearts, Willie.
Her end was peace, an her Saviour's bless
ed pane vas the last.souud upon her lips
Butif erer wonan died fra broken heart
there sh, lies
oh, banie he cried, mine ain darling
Jaeuic ny blessed lammie 1 was ma wor-
thy,o ye,tove--my heart, too, is breaking.
To ing ,'eback aimee mair. wud lay
on Iwn, IN dee!
AiNho lung himself upon tho grave, and
,, opbraecdthc fresh clods, aud greeted like a
child.
Wt@nne grew more calm. we had long
conversion about tho past, and truly be-
liove that lhe mau was not in his rights senses
when he 9arricd yon wife at ony rate, he
is not hnJ for this world; he has fretted
the flesh aft his banes, an before many
months ire over, his held will lie as low as
puir Jeinie Burns's."
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CIVIL NOTES.

Mrs. Grace r. Even has begun an action in
the Supreme Court, Brooklyn, for divorce from her
husband Edward T. Even. II. ID. Birdsan was directed
BY Judge Gilbert Saturday 10 take the testimony.
William A. Fowler, ex-COmmissioner of City
Works was appointed by Judge Gilbert Saturday re-
eever OF the AcrOmac Lumber Company, the apuca-
tiUn Of William Cempno, creditor OF the company,
Judge WeStbrOOk, IN the proceeding to close
up tho Continental Life Insurance Company, has di
rected John p ONe the receiver 10 publish the usual
notice reQulr filing OF claims by June 10. Morgan
Dayton, ill., is appointed referee to take PROOF Of the
claims.
As a pendent to the action of Thomas CO.
against the Of the late Justice Downing SUIT
has been begun by David Sheehan against Judge Dow
lng's administrators for detecuye services IN that
action. The suit tried on Saturday before Justice
Kelly IN the With District Court the defendants ad-
hitting that Sheehan had performed services but
claiming that he had been fully paid Justice Kelly
served his decision Among the services of the plaintiff
was the unearthIng OF an indictment against Conan,
found in 1851, when he was clerk IN the Post once.
for opening letter addressed 10 j. Watson Webb, con-
tanning Treasury warrant Tor 1913 This Indictment,
twentyseven years old, was never pressed or
tried against Conan.
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pECIsIoNs-Drc. z.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Brady
Buord ag WachterOrder granted placing cause on Spe
a Circuit calendar Felthausen ag denied
In the Of the Spuyen Duyy ParkWaYOrder granted
appointing commissioners Cstssus ag BrunsIe-Ihe CON
mission will be granted memorandum POPE agt Pc
taulL-MOtiOn must, therefore, De granted.
BY Judge LaWTcnce-In the matter OF Snth-ln thls case
1 adhere 10 the opinion heretofore expressed.
Special TerHa-By Judge Van NorSt-E1ed ngt Glib
sOn etc-OPer settled and signed. ROcso agt Bascht-
Judgment plaintiff; opinion Tumble ETC. agt DNtdus
Ivck-Fiudiugs tact conclusions Of law and Judgment
settled and appyed engrossed copy should be presented
Tor signature.
Common PIeeS-Specidi IerH-Bv Judge LarremOre
.-Geery agJ. Gsery-MOtiOn granted.
BIZ Judge HoesenIn the matter Of the assignment Of
Klein others OAnge-AppcaOn 70 adver Use for claims
granted GinOOly Hart-Denied. Gleich at Green
Nolan. etc, ag. Mccarthy: BTOckway agL Kennedy
Granted. Mckee agt Flaherty-RepOrt confirmed. etc.
Marine COart-C hdmbeTs-By Judge GOepp.-
Altman sgf, Lynch Mcshsrry sgt Engs two 'casesl
Same agt Snyder Galvl agt Keirn.-MouOns grant
ed; no costs Mayer agt Winn.-Moti9n to stuss
e Samuel Brown esq AaPran agt AmstroRg j.
nor sgt Blanchard Food COmpany-MOuOn DENIED. Burning
ham Foundry Company agt Ward-MotOn granted at
taehmeut vacated. BrOwn Llvinz stOn-MOtOn granted
arrest and ASIDE Matthews agt Leuk DO0sUn
act. VIM Herwch Meyer; HOnheIu Hunt; Am
medOWn McCeland Amer agt Cox Schin aRt. Alkus
Brussmau SeTrOm McG Rgt. Hughes; COzzens agt.
Miller; agt RiuadO Meyer Brown: Nichols agL
Damn Brandt agt Meyer Orders entered and hled
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fine Aris

BEAUTIFUL PORTRAITS, enlarged from
40 Photographic cards desired sire and
pauted solid I'M oil for $40 up any distance
send mail and have perfect OIL portraits reurne
&. o. d. Write for inioTlnAp0l- Il j. JACk5oN, Auss
a,l29 btk-ave, EewioEk
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BY Judge LarremOre.
ted
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

,s q y &C s nc 1 i m l II 5 g. e.
~ is i75 i85 49, 49, 2O7 26 5B aa4 S52 SS7 25S
'SPEdAL TERu-Barrett, J-Denurrers-Nos 10: I8. "a.
IS law and Fact~Nos o. $50 75 4se lsS s97 7O7 ei5
30 7o9 7jS 759 sos 500 7O6 sO7 Sl2. el3 90. $40.
CiRCUIT-PLRT Ivan Brunt J-Nos 1902 1915,
sSSS 29Sa 275s $3.50 a7Si 1858 29GG 276S, 27G8 2G
61 5753 27S5 579s, 49, 27s5. 2799 25ol 1868 256I
5s ga5 Ell OF 875 s5S s55S 5i
PAIR IiI-DOnohue, j.. Nos SS5l 1871, $685. 2l4l.
1872 1882 l7s2 1893. l7s4 SS67 1893 1882 228g 22
9S 2oS lgaS l1S 2$4 22s $Gs S9 q s29 ga lSQS
f272 252I lei2 2ll8 1870, 1883
sUfERIoR CoyEI-sPEcIAI TEDs-s Peir.. J-Demurrori-
THAI TEEE-PGET T-Ssedgwek, ], Nos. $50. 1886, 8s7
!s6 262 29o 68l, 49, 649 $50 666' 441 b94 asl A5l
PiRT J.-Nos 500 4s7, 4es. 582 49, CAS- e4e
$50 rs, 296 $50. $50 50i' 54S 800 4O8' $780, ala
COMMON PLKis-sPEclAL TERN-Van Hoesen. J.-HoS
EaUTrr TEast-c. P. Daly, c. JNOs g. H. dS I 70 8
E S5 s iSs5 re s5 ISL s 20 'oi '0 400 1855
"a s P 1863 25 53oS &c. Sq } Ga go ST S8S
1858, l42s, 1884 1855. 1922. 266, 1855 $o2, 7il;
s 5os6 sSss 5i2 s si5s $50 1850 45sS Jas 1921
80 3919 2b4s 5l2i 6l46 bll4 6l22 bll7 1882 bl39
.1s sl5. sS6s ass i4 s5 sseS t 4 $685.
o 5 5 sos sSgi a SG7 SO s9 $3.50 POLO
GgSER4L sEssioNs1lAET l-Gndersieeye Wort
Charles Chambers James smith grand larceny Mcoaei
%hIS cs SsnH IiG PAUL dSs 1o2 ss anne ]
EDWARD McFsddon James Nesis William Kocstper, John
Edward Barley receiving stolen goods Jacob Cohen false
preencesi John Muholand. Joseph Hogan Frank Brown
PGEf ii-sGtGsrisnd J-orlandO E. Bradford. abortion
OYRR AND TERMyLR-Davis. p J.-Louis .FsThsarrason.
false preteneesi Edward Fnier Sarah r. Brggs burglary
Raphael GGrato, Mary j. Logan grand larceny Lester
Beach, forgery.
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Graics an0 Gcnoers.
Eeaal Nollres.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-GUSTAV
~ DIDIER ANTON OTTO. against AI.VINE ERNEST
me NATHALIE OTTO. r1able M County Of New.York.-
To the above defendant: You hereby summoned 10
the compa nj In This action and TO COPY Of
your the plaintiffs within twenty
alter service Of this exclusive the vi
service and Of your failure appear answer.
demanded IN The compliant. Nsw. York october o. is7s m
Nassau st. Neu.YOrk. Residence 81 ST. Marks-paoe
To the defendant ALVINE ERNEsTINE SATHALIE
OTTO The foregoing Is upOn Won by pul
cation pursuant order issued by the Charles
ohue Justice OF the supreme Court state
YORK dated 3lst Of oct Der 1873 and filed
paiut office of the Clerk Of the City County ~ New
York al the Court House III said city
New York November 2 1873. HENRY WEHLE.
D9 laW6wM Plaintiffs Attorney.
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WESTMINSTER ABBEY 6R
THE ROMANCE OF ENGLISH EIsTORY;

A FAMILIAR LECTURE,
superbly Illustrated by Calcium Light views
Architectural and Monumental from EDWARD the COniesSor
TO Charles Dickens
Tho Rev Dr ECCIESTON, Rector OF ST. Johns Church,
Clifton staten Island At CHlCKERING HALL bthaye.
an lsth.st, NewIJ rk. on MONDAY ENENINE Dec D al
b D. ~ Tickets 80 Cents.
= - From TIE NewYOrk Times.
The lecture supeTbly illustrated by nanY calcium
HIGHT views architectural ana monumental taken especially
for the Lecture and when the internal light was nsnhctn
these views were from Pugins superb architectural
drawings. ~, - W, III.
II IL familiar aud entertaining talk IN the monumental
and epdarv the Abbey illustrated by over sixty cal
cum ght views SOWING every prominent object within or
Without the walls Royal tombs the Coronation Char the
shakespeare Chancer Dryden ana ohI pue
are shown with eingua distncthess.
From The NeW.lOTk Evening Post
Anv one NAV pass Monday evening IN Westminster
Abbey In company with particularly welInormed guide
merely by going 10 ChicEeTlng Hall
Tickets may be had at - . .,,. -, ,,
j. p. buttons. 1l3 Broadway.
w A POND & CO.'S, 25 UmOn square.
A. D. +. RANDOLPHS. 9O9 Broadway.
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Religions Notlees.

Convention OF Enitnrlans and other Liberals In Re-
HgOn Church OF the Messiah Parkave and S4hst,
TUESDAY, December 10, at 1880 Opening discourse
by the Rev JAMES FREEMAN CLARKE, ID. d: WED.
NEsDAY llJh, 10 a. ~. aud 1850 p m brief platform al.
James Freeman Clarke, Edward Everett
Hale f. H. Chaplin. Henry W. Bellows, Saml. H. Cshrop ].
f. w Ware Rush T. ShpIen MnOt J. savage Jas De Nor.
nde George Bachelor AlOnzo Abbott NJ scherner-
horn John G. Brooks. Charles f. Dole and others sesS
tree,
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Gtcurslons.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

OPEN FROM $50 A. n. TO II 7. NJ.
RECTOR STREET-Nearest point FOR Wall Street Ferry,
connects with cars tor south Ferry.
COZ DIST REETN point for Jersey Cty and
COmmunpaw Ferries . o,- 80 49,, 49, :,
Barclay street Ferry 10 H0OoGen , ~, - -.
Railway Perry.
FRA NkLlN.STREET-
ANDSTREET point for Desbrosse1 Street Ferry
70 Jersey y and connects with cars for DesbTO ses and
East Grand street Ferries.
gLEECk ER.sTKEET-C Connects with cars for East and
FIGH sTREET-Nea point for Christopher street
Ferry HObOken connecting with cars Tor Christopher
East Tenth street Ferries.
NTH STREET-N eareSt point 10 Union square,
Wallack's and Lyceum Theatres. Academy OF Music IT
wing TammIny Halls, connecting with cars Tor East
Tyenty.third ami Thi ttyfOurth street Ferries
TWIN YlTHIRDSTRREr-Ncare point 10 Booths, ST.
James and Park Theatres Grand Opera House GinOres
Garden Masonic Temple, and Twenty third street
Ferry 10 Jersey city.
tn IRTS. THIR D-STREET- Nearest point 70 Standard,
Hroaiway, and Fifth Avenue Theatres. Aquarium ana
san Francisco Mnstres, connecting with cars lor Wee
FORTY. ECOND-sTREET-C with lew. York Trans
fer COmpany's cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFTIETH STREET .--,r,
ri IGHTH.STREET-N point for Central Park,
connecting with cars OF Bet Line RAILROAD
For uptown trans side stations
For downtown trains take west SIDE stations
FARE, 10 CENTS.
xceut between the hours 63O 730 m and TO
M. when the fare l. ) cents.
VIM r. GARRISON President
NJ VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
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THE COURTS.

1rncN5FNT FOR THE ERIE RAILWAY.
-a.Y,,yp 1rwFr1's CURIOUS SUITS AGAINST SIG
,,o,n nRINGER-THE DEFENDANTS LONG sTRUG-
GLE.
Tho New-Jersey Court of Errors and APP
a,s IN saturday announced its decision in the suit
broYght by Receiver Jewett, Of the Erie Railway
a,nst sigmond Dringer and Henry Bowen, overTulinC
t decision OF the lower court and giving judgment TOT
the railway company. The decision yindcates MI
Rowen from any conspiracy alleged iuthe petlh"h.
The suit was first brought in 1876 Receiver JeWeit
charging Dringer with brbing the Erie employees 10 al
low him to carry of large quantities Of scrap iron from
The Erie yards al susquehanna, HOrnesve and Jersey
Crv without paying that he had been charged for
No Tor iDfeTiOr) scrap iron when 1t was really
No l. and in other ways had defrauded the com
many OF iron valued at 100000 The ViceChancellor
held that the proof of all this was insufficient
qbe ourt of Errors however decided that all these
claims by Receiver Jewett substantated by the
evidence before the VceChanceOr, and ordered that 1t
be referred to Master take testimony as TO the sum
owing by DriDger TO Receiver Jewett All OF Drngers
property which the hands OF receiver rs 20
remain in Il atters custody until the haSS sSR oSo
and then Is 10 be sold 10 pay this sum- besides
admitted by Dringer 70 be due the receiver Win 0
Of court. , a., ,,,,s emit has
made him bankrupt, his stock OF IRON led w Uy tIe
Injunction having deprecated one.h%h ID ESut, i
judgments had accumulated against hIh me uGClsiT
OF the Court Errors Is that Drineers lrauds
faint the whole Of his iron with fraud DIlhSg eI
L. man forty years old, and is regarded
In New-Jersey as remarkably shrewd business
from CIacOw, Poland, eleven years ago ana began ne
in this country junkman For the last Two years ne
is reporfed to have subssted the charity OF his
friends many of whom fear that the loss OF the suit VIII
lead him to com lit suicide, as be had frequently oe
cared that he would not leave Trenton alive II Tue sun
fms for mas cost the Erie Road 100000, ana Mr.
Drnrers friends fully $4,000 more. DrngePs hlehus
express a Willingness and HIM still further IN carrying
The case TO the United states supreme COur''
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WARRANTS AGAINST EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.

WARRANTS AGAINST EXCISE COMMISSIONERS.
Two warrants have been issued against Tx
rise Commissioners Morrison and Merkle on complaints
prefe1ed by David J. Whitney counsel Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Crime, aud William NJ WAITE an
officer Of society The first complaint is for granting
license TO E. Seaman to sell wines, ale and beer 10 the
American Institute Fair Building. The other is for is
SUNG license to Edward F. BYrne and Edward White
of No 10 West Houst INST Mr. Whitney claims that he
protested against issuing both licenses and that IN the
latter case it was known the Commissioner that the
house was the Of diSoOlUte persons. ms attC
case taken up the Tumbs before Justice huOrtth
on Saturday, but adjourned 70 Tuesday next
In the case OF Patrick DwyeT liquOrde8er, OF No.
1872 LeOnRrdt arraigued saturday at the Iomo Tor
violation Of the Excise law, justice klbreth decdr u
that under that law bad the power with the assent Of
the prisoner. to give immediate trial Therefore IL
sead of holding hn 70 bail IN 500 for trial az the se
sons he tried the accused man, found hiu guilty, ana
fined him $50.
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Amusemeuts.
IL TALISMANO,

A CADEMY OF MUSIC. IL TALISMANO,
IA last but one Of the seasor.)
Twenty-fOurh night OF the subscription.
This MONDAY Evening. Dec o. at ), production Of
Bates opera
IL TAILS MANO.
Sir Kenneth. Sig CamDanini: Richard Cnur de Lion,
Sig, Galass; Necabanus sig Del Puenie Queen Beren-
CARA, Nine. snicO and Edith Pantagenet Mme ErELKA
GEISTER.
Director Of the Music and Conductor, S gnOr Ardtt.
WEDNESDAY, december II. ROsSims opera,
IL BARBIEkE ID SIVIGLlA.
Almavva, sig. FraDOln BartOlO. Sig Ilerrv; FIGARO,
six. Del Puonte; BasliO sig Fol- BeTa Nine. Lsbache,
and ROsina, Mile MINNIE HAUK.
FRIDAY Evening, December 10, CARMEN. -
Don Jose, sig Campanini Caru en-, Mile MINNIE HAUK.
GRAND MATINEE, saturday Dec. ~ at 2 LA SON.
NAMBULA last time. ElvnO Sig. FraplOlll ANNA Nine
EELkA GERSTE her last appearance this character
this season.
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ilusital Jnstruments.

A DUMAHAUT, late S. Y. BALL & CO.,
IA. No. rs EAST l4TH-Sr.
Chickering'S steinwsys and other Pianos and organs 10"
for cash. instalments. and for rent
A GREAT OFFER FOR HOLIDAYS |! I'VE
N will during the Holidays, dispose OF 100 PIANOS
and oRGAN extraordinary low prices for cash SPLEEN
did Organs SO sets OF reeds sos sets with sno Bass
and Coupler, $50; sets, 500; / set S4Oj yet $50.
7 octave, al Rosewood Pianos $3.50; 5 do; $40
warranted for years Music half prica HORACE Wa.
TERs SONS MaDuiets Dealers 20 Easi lAthtt. MI.
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ferIures ano Slsellnas.

VNHE ANNUAL MEETING of the BOARD
II ofMANAGERS Of the COLORED ORPHAN ASYLUM
will be held al MIRA b. VAN DUsENs, No. % West Seth
St MONDAY December y. at IL m $500, ..
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prp %ooos
kinney,

4
JZEY.
OPENING OF HOLIDAY GOODS,
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
OPEN MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EVENINGS FOR EXHIBITION OF
HOLIDAY GOODS. NO GOODS
WILL BE SOLD DURING THE
EVENINGS. OPEN UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
FINEST DISPLAY OF DOLLS
AND DOLLS wARDRoBEs
EVER SEEN IN NEW-NOHh-
THE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR
DEVOTED TO HOLIDAY GOODS
JAPANESE AND SWISS GOODS.
FREN CH AND VIENNA GOODS,
WORK BOXES, DESKS. ALBUMS,
BRONZEs, PARIAN GOODS, &c.
TOYS, Games Blocks sc.
Frames, Brackets, POCKETS Sc'
Toue. Sets very low.
japanese and Bohemian Vases.
Work and Fancy Baskets.
large vah ~ OF Candlesucks.
silverplated Ware, low.
Pertumyry and Toilet arlc.es'
Portemonnaies and Bags,
Card, CHAR and Album Gases.
Fine Fans and Jewcry.
Mirrors, combs, brushes, &c.
Albums, Stationery InkHands,
Music Rolls. scrap Pictures.
Musical ard Mechanical Toys.
Furniture and Tea sets.
WAY U,Us 5c 70 40
Dressed Dolls 2pc 10 $50.
China Dolls sc. up.
English Rag Dolls, Zoe. up.
Walking and Talking Babies
Dolls Head, large assortment
Dolls Fans, Hats Brushes Sets
Toilet articles larasols &c.
Pianos. Dol Houses. Toy
Furniture, Tables, Bureaus, &c
Special bargains IN Lace
Ties. Bows, Scarts. &c
lace Sets, Collars. Bows, &c
Linen Col ais, lc.; Linen Cuffs Zoe
White Embroidered Ties, 7c;
Rich ia -nA Lace sgaIfs. lJC.
Large Lot Of Black seal
Yak Laces, inches wide, Be. yard.
Wide Black SILK Laces, &c.
Real Maltese Laccs DC. yard
Lots White Taces &C., &c. Sc. yard.
silk Brussels Net. Toe. yard
Special Bargains m Ladies
Misses, Gents AMI Boys
Handkerchief, six and linen, D.. up.
Lace Tides, lOc. up.
SILK Beaded Meta 2JJ. yard.
Closing Felt HAS and Bonners.
ClOslug Flowers and Feathers.
Bargains IN Fnuges, Gimp.
Gallons Nelyets aud ETaIds
large Lot Of Colorei silks,
Neiyets and -aiins closing
out, fIum 1Jc. 10 JOC. yaTu
Bargains in Grus Grain Ribbons
Bargains In satin Ribbons.
Bargains in Menno Underwear
Bargains IN toTsets. zoe. up
Bargains IN Ladies' Chemises
bargains In Ladies Drawers.
bargains in Ladies' skirts
Bargains In Night Dressoa
Regular made Hosiery. lOo pair
Suk Embroidered Mortnos. zoe
Extra English Fancy Hose. 25c.
Gents Regular Made Hose loo.
Special Bargains IN Ladies
anu Misses IroaCh Hosiery.
Two.button Kid Gloves. 25c.
1AIeeOuttOn Md Gloves, sec.
Extra FOur.buttOn Kids 75c.
Extra Pine Three buttons 75c.
Reynicr Castor Beaver Gloves, soc.
Plush lined Gloves, zoe. pair.
Fine French Cloth Gloves, lOc.
Extra TWO button CLOTH, Doe
Orders by mail promptly
attended 10.
Grand Exhibition OF Dolls
and Holiday Goods
on MONDAY AND TUESDAY
EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
WILLIAM kinney,
2il. 243, 245 sIXTH.AVE,
BETWEEN 18TH AND 10TH SITS
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L OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. 99,268
OF the German SAVINGS aux In the city York.
issued Turtle Bay Lodge It's hereby requested that
Ihe book be returned the bank found returned
~ ne baak before expiration Of six weeks the l4h
day Of oyembe 1873 application viii DO made the bank
for a book
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Cost an0 fonno.

7 OST-Pass-bOOk No. $3.50. Deliver 10
IL German Savings Bank, corner 4thaye and l4ths New
York
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sUPKlafE -cHAMBERs-Brady. J.-Nos. %. %. 50
&c. o. w. a. yS l0A lOY no. llS l27 IA l4s l59 10
srEoAL TERM-Barrett, J.-Denurrers-Nos 10; l8. "a
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THE DEATH or BISHOP RosEcRANS.

AN UNEXPECTED RESULT OF TIE DEDICATION OF
THE CATHEDRAL AT COLUMBUS on SUNDAY
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHR TRiBCSEl
COLUMBUS, Ohio Oct. 21.-The Right Rev.
Risbop Rosecrans brother Of the General, died this
evening at about IL o'clock
Bshop Rosecrans was man OF the most winning char
eter and his friends in this city not confined 10
creed The Bishop 10 this city in le6s, and soon
serward ne began the erection Of ST. JOsephs Cathe-
drs which was dedicated yesterday with the most m-
posing ceremonies OF the Church. The Bishop
took an active part in defeating the cathedrai
Of his creation The strain attendant on so mueh e1-
element and responsibility had the effect OF producing
severe illness After the ceremonies had been Drougns
fo n close Tonight the Bishop was seized WIN moss
severe hemOrrhage in which he lost over hali gaOn
of blood Considerable anxiety was Ielt e auI
ing the day. but the assurance OF we aoIen ~
nbv siciaus that the Bishop doing wen keeih.G 20
di:ne fhe idea OF his being dangerously NJ; AT ~
O'clock tonight it was noticed that be was Iang anu
at 1910 D. he expired ,,..,,o. - HE tain In
He was greatly beloved by the churches d hs itn IN
tIs civ and highly respected by all denomlhauOns'
E T S1y Bishop of PompeiOpols IN paTubns
snd AUXILIARY Bishop OF Cincinnati March 20 4oO%' hS
vas fran sferied to Columbus March 3, 1865.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-22
CRIMES AND C4SU1LTEs-BY TELEGRAPH


MISS KELLOGG IL PHILApELPHlA'
PUIIApEIPHIA Oct. 21.-Nliss Kellogg sang here
tonight with great success a o IN
KILLED WHILE IN HIS WAGON. =,
HARRISBURG, Penn, Oct. 2l.-Ims afternoon INC
day express east the PENNSYLVANIA atoI n mo o
horse team the secOnds cfOSshS Inc ul'el' NO0'u
man, named BOsler. was killed ,
SENTENCED TO THE GALLONS.
SIrNBURY, Penn. Oct. 2l.-JOhn ONel was sem
70 SotSoeT Weser az Hickory Swamp, IN December 1874
Pate, his accomplish has already been sentenced
to death. ... 49,. ,,,, ,,,oo,s
PORTSMOUTH, n. H. Oct. 2l-tenTy Arlington,
Of NewYor while searching for game in inc woods near
ntant ~ the barrel lodging his body lie was conveyed
10 house by where no now lies IN an UNCONSCIOUS sae
A SINGULAR ACCIDENT IN A BEDROOM
CLEVELAND o., Oct. 2l:-iesterdaS morning i
Iels on Queens, taking coat which was Yhg ON D'
1t the foot board When Pstoi IN S S am
tered her body below the ribs. tearing lghiu WouAu
toward the liver, .
WHERE LYNCH LAW MADE MIsTAKE
MEMPHIS Tenn, Oct. PA party OF Wnlte men
killed negro near Glencoe Tenn on Friday night shootng
him while he I'm bed In his own house In reIanaOn q
bavs been 6e murderer while asleep the porch OF gro.
cery at Cuba saturday night 1t turns out tey killed tne
wrong man. - -
| NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct pa young man
,ho We ears old adopted son OF william MAt
attempted suicide at ms IOoS isSt 10 cause death He
saws that ON tho first opportunity no Mn i'P'' ' NV
| D3mestio troubles are the cause OF tue act
cuANCR FOR THE SHOTGUN POLICY
Nrop11 AnANs Mass, Oct. 21.-Estelle warner
n@ rarred woman OF Charlemont twenty two years old
was Surprised Thursday by ramps entering het Iose ana
nsbie Was removed adjoining lot where she was eit
Tor dead found sun insensioe On 90 ~
and 6en reaPsed into inSensibity The ramps are psnS
] pursued.