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Der Wcl0M0rff.

Remsgort, 2. Sttbr. = @elb piGis
gu 24-7. 8eaiel 4.80. Sob i9loB beute
5u 1908. 8unbes Sblirationen l9loieu
ieit; 1881er Coupons 1913, ueue 1865er
1929, 1s67er 1851, 1868er 1074, meme Siinfef
1868, 1O.4Oer Coupons LOG. Nftien I9loIien
felt; Stem gorfer Central 1134, @rie 13,
gafe SbOre 684, Sainoiier@entral 814, Pittss
burger 844, Chicago >Nort9weltern 4Os, Bris@
ritdten III, 8OdsSslanb 1l6, Befern Union
Sel. 81.
llnteri9atamts Silan,: Sob $120,912,.
491; &ourant S45 5,026.598.
- Ser l1nteri9abmeiiter 5ablte heute fir
Sntereiien $22O,O unb fir elngeso9eueSbliz
9ationen Sill 900 aus.
= Die 3oll Ginnabmen betrusen beute
G20d 600
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Gd1iffSff ff0 61rfdtfett. .

g on, 2. Dft0ber. : Der Uampler
yMaratbon" 1T bsute bon 9iperpool bier an.
9efomnlen.
gfems Orleans, 2. Sftober. - Gine
aabeL0epeid)e meleet ben 9erluit oes Dam-
piers Democrat"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Scr &anoespater fd1ott tpieoer a,tf
ReiSen.

Nelp=gorf, 2. Stt.-Yrdfbent 9apes
fam eeltern nit eem friibeu S9neGSuse BON
g8aibtn9ton bier an unb itieg i'm IS. Goenue<
5otel" ab. gtadoem er 9eiriibitiidt bate,
maf1te er eiue 5pa5ierfahrt. Nad ieincr
8udfebr pobnte er elmer Seriammlung Der
Sermultuns bes rPeabooD @r5iebunss-
EonbS" hpt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-10-03
Ste oe,ttidDe Spra@e ih oen 0ffents
Iifett S6ttIeu BOA ct. &onts.
Die 0egner Oct GelttId1ett 9e=
fftiftlter afa GfGrfes

ct. 9ouis, Oto., 2. Stt. - @eitern
nabm man bier grOBes Sntereiic an ser 9Sabl
BON Sebu 9meftoren oes S9ulrutbeS, neil es
ftd Oabei nm Die Srage bunoelt, Oh bic oeut=
ide Sprahe in ben 6heutlideu S6uleu 9e>
lebrt neroen ioQ. 9a8 6eiultat mar, baB
flint BON ieoer Yartei gemdblt purOen. Dies
iit Elm Gclpiun non Smei Anttl9eutih =9iref.
loren I'M S4ulratbe, in Dem icet 10 oafiir
iino, baB 0euti6 gelebrt ipiro, pdhreuo 13
ii6 oagegen itemnen. gSdre Die gSabl cine
aasemsiHe sepeien, auftutt bios uuf 5ehn
gSorbs bei6rdntt 81 ieln, Die meilteutbeilS
oeutid) iiuO, oaun piiroe iuabrtelultf bic
9ntiz0eutit= Paltet nit GROCER Wajorltdt &C.
iiPot hnbeu
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glt1s oer 81mpesbattptftaot.

gS II 0 Il z. AIIoOer.-Oer Ve1
neral .aoniul Der Ser. Staaten in 8io be So
neiro berid)tet, oaB IN Der braiiliauii9eH
6auptitabt bic 8lattern auS9ebro9en itnO Mnb
in beoenfli1er 0eiie nm fd greifen. Sn
elmer Wode erei9neten iidl 108 SterbefGlle
bur4 Die Seude. Serner befiirdtet man, oaB
bas gIbe Sieber in Der ndfiten Saiion iel1l
@ri6einen MAIDEN lpiro.
Der amerifanii9e Soniul su 8anefot in
Clam melbet benz Staatsbepartement, baB
bte borti9e 8egieruns ote ltren9fen MaBreseln
in Der Sntportation bon uro Dem S0dnoel NIT
8etroleum getrofien babe. S9ifie nit mebr,
oils 500 9diieru 8eroiiu0l miiiien unterbalb
Der gBerfte unb ben 2aserhduiern aufern.
Sdifie, bic peniger, ole 500 Sdiier babeu,
f0unen ben SluB binauf fabreu. Saufleute
biirfeu nt6t mebr, als 80 9aQonen in tbrem
2aoen porrdtbig balten. Seoe llebsrtretung
bieier Serorbnung mirO NIT einer @elobuBe
Don 400 3icals-etma S240-beltraft iperben.
Dean Stanlep purbe geitern i'm ,Sol'
bier'S Some" bem Brdfbenten Sa1eS porges
Itellt, alsbann oinirte er nit benz en9llId)en
9eianoten uno itattete bardui oem @rabe
gBNlbtngton's auf Wiouut Sermon elnen Ses
iu6 ab.
Die besopften 9eanbten bonn btmmliiden
9ieide baben idmmtlid)e bier anlueenoe Sts
plomaten, barunter au6 ben jauaneiiifen Sc
ianoten, empfaugen. Sie Ipreaeu itf boAit
sufrieoen iiber ibren @mpfang aus. Sie
lperSen oemuddit aud Wtounts Sernon beius
den.
Die beuttge Stsuereinnahme betrug $780,
$50 SO, Die 3olleinuabme $496, ,476.25.
Sie beuti9eu 3ethnungen 81 Der ulerpro=
5enti9en 4nleibe betrugeu $453,300.
SlS gum 1. Sftober ipnrben 1922, 800
3lnnN.On1lnr8 nPnr1nt
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MpoQinartS
Natiiriidjes
Minfral- 80 a fer.
Or, hoherrr GrnAp rf10lIiffrpnn
Sn bobem @raOe mOuifirenb.

@Amjtis beenfahtet eurdh Die Academic de Me-
decineS bon iyranfreith, nno beiien gertant II:
ssranfreid, antoriiirt burp SpeStal@Oefret ber
fran,ofiben Regter1ng
GmpSobIen pom oen p0hften aratit1e'' Mntortz
tdten in gfeip=9 ais:
r@in ent3iidenoes 9etrdns."
nSiel porsisIifer, ais Sidp, @eftersz ober trsenb
Elm anoeres lSaiier."
,Gebr fuobltpue1b unb erfriihenb."
.Abiolut rein unb eeIunb; beiler, nls aDe anceren
aBaHer fir ben tdsliten @ebraud; fret pon
aaea @iipenounss s9rinoen, pelde 9e9en oas
@rotonz uno fanfIh moulfireno 9ena1tes
gHafer seltenb semaht peroen.N
ryt,r BON ieinem egenen @aie our65o9en."
~glhslib unb b6d3it cngenebnl..
n@eIln6 uno iebr seefsnet bei Dnspepfie Uni
ntuten Sranfbettsfdnen."
,Ytlb entiduernb; befommt gerbauungsi6pa:
den rnb sur 9id,t 9eneisten porsigltd..
~Sei gsetem bas an9enebrnfte getrant. 90 ie.I
ODER nit g4ein sentiht Setrunten iebr 1nslld
bel Uiasen= pber SIaien@@atdrrh un6 bei @t9t.'
.gtid,t nur Elm 9urus, ionoern etne Jtot9menot9'
felt"
gu baben bel alien Weinb6nbIefn, @rocern, Apo'
tteiern uno Wftnerauaiierz5 5dnblern In Den 9an3eI
Cd ,,,,A ind G1,of, rn~Fo ffo of
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greB nomtnirt.
Sie gSabI tn Colorado
SFt No4Fnfncp

9enper, Sol, 2. Sft. = Jta6fol9enoe
Counties haben fir ben epublifaniifeu @an<
bioateu Majoritdten ab9egebeu: 81 8aio,
Sefferion unO Douglas. gSatiOuburgb III
!Suerfanoz@ountg uno 6ermoia baben Uiuio=
ritdten fir ben Demofratii6en @anoioaten
gouelanb ubgesebeu. Die Qusii6teu iinO,
baB Die 9tepublifaner Iopobl III Der Staot
Denuer, al8 i'm &ountD uno bem 9an5en
Staate ben Sieg bapon uagen.
Die repubifanilde Majoritdt miro etlua
250O Stlmmen betragen. Die Sreenbaf
Yartei bat nod feline 1000 Stimmen aufgez
bratt.
9euoer, &ol., 2. Sftober. - Serifte
bon 81 Counties seben oem republifaniifen
Staats. unO @ongreB Sidet 21O0 Stinmsn
Otajoritdt. 8eri6te bon anberen Counties
uerben bic Otaioritdt bO6fpabrideillli4 aui
25O0 anidmellen,
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11nferc SanoeIssStlan5.
6muitige StatiitIf iiber Gins nnc MuSfubr
tu6hretto Ser ueriloiTensn aCfIt Wlpuate

gyaibington, 2. Sftober. Die
8eridte iiber Gin uno 2tusfubr mdbrenb Der
uerfloiienen ud)t Ntonate B. S. iino auBer.
orbentlit giinifig. Die Ausiubr belief iid
auf $475,638, ,761, pGbrenO Die @infuhr nur
s287 1877 ,674 betrug, 10 oaB cine Silaus gu
uuieren @unften BON $19S, sol ,O97 eriIfirt.
Sbaleid uniere 6anbels SilauS idon i'll
leeten Sabre iebr giinitig mar, 10 betru9 Die
lelbe in ben correipouDirenben aAt Ronaten
Don 1877 bod mn $38, ,951 1896. Rod giin-
tiger iteut T9 Der ScrgleiA bel Der Spe5tes
9eritiHung. gSdbrenO in ben aht Dionaten
bes Sabres 1877 Der lleberiduB unieres
Bullion Exports iiber ben Suport nod $25,s
463, ,551 betru9, belief er iid) in ben perfloiie=
nen aft Monaten MIR auf 1921 ,28S.-llniere
9anoelSbiIanS itebt heute brei Wal better, ais
Dor einem Sabre. - 4ls @rport=6afeu ninlmt
Baltimore ben 5meiteu Stang ein, iuoem eS
bttt binter Seem Yorf fommt; alS @tnfubrs
6afen itebtes ba9e9en erit in fiinfter 9feibe.
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Beratbunsslofal: Scr. 1872, gtorb~ ~@utamfr.
Ser sroBe Snbianer= 9rduter= Ooftor bebanbelt NIT
Srols ane brontlten 3rantbeiten bes Sirns, 5ales,
ger eunge, oes Uagens, Der ee6e, gieren, Slae bes
2erbens unb iebe nnorbnuns i'm Nerpenipiteme,
Stropbeln, 8rebs, @eidmulf, Banbpurul, 9terpofs
ihle9ter. Or. eiperpool, Der srose s5noaner=Srdus
terzOoftor, Nr. 1S2, Nrro:GutamfraBe, behans
belt Saameni6mdde, nerpDIe Stmdtbe, Smpotens
NIT ooltomnenen @rio9e, mas Sunberte beSeusen
tonnen. Qserit bel oieen bas eeben untersraben6en
esioen tein 9eto mehr pes iou6ern beiut unb siebt
2r: giperpoo su Hathe uno eio hberseugt, er fpirb
benz ale anberen aerste @ud nbt belfen sefonnt. SD
modbte @ud bic Sbr guda ene t=Wsebisnen babi
birtbabt, ,suruien:n tann@u6 turiren." "Serabunss.
Stnnoen BON irih 9 bis I6enbs lIbr; Sonntaas
1um Beifen Der a1beitenber alaiie pom frIb 10 bis
a2abmittaas uhr. (Sept 10. Spite .io5T)
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IIIIU It5I UVIIt DITuJUTIIYHNY'
MmerifGnild)e SdJifTe ourdl eine itarfe SSEutb
heSd16Nfnf

8oroeaur,2. 0ttober.-Su 6Olge elmer
itayten Slutb luurOen Die amerlfanii6e 8arfe
,0tobert YOrtcr," 5ulctt bon Bunta 2obo8
tibcr Salmoutb, oa8 umerifauiife Sdifi
ySrantlin," 5ulcbt BON 6uaniau8, uuO Die
normegiGe 8urfe n YlmiOa" BON Baltimore
BON ihreu anterpldten 9eriien, moourb iie
6uiammen itieben Hno ale itart bsIddOigt
muroeu,
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NDLtttSmeSA

2owel1, Maii., 2. Sft. - Die republi=
faniide @onuention oes Z. @on9reB -Otitrtftes
trat beute bier Suiammen. Sci Der Smeiteu
abitimmung murbe 8llliam v. 9fuiiea bon
2atureuce al8 @aubioat fir ben @on9reB noz
minirt.
Oiontp elier, ST., 2. Sft. - Die 2e-
9islatur trat beute Suammen uno organtitrte
fid, inoem Sanes Wt. Wtartiu gum Spre6er
uub Senrp S. Newea sum &lerf erlpdblt wurs
ben.
Ss,pego, N.sD., 2. Oft. = Sn Der re-
publttanil6eu Convention hie1ielbit muroe
beute s. g8. 9mtgbt ais @anbioat fir ben
%. @on9reB= Otitrtft nomtntrt.
Sn Utica, lt.<D., purOe beute @gru5 ..
Yrescott bon 8om als @ongreB. B.@anooat fir
ben Sneioa 9titrtft bon Der republifanii6en
Bartet nomtnirt.
2otport, R.=g., 2. Oft. - Su Der beuz
tt9en republifanilden @onpention pnoe 6lz
barb @roplep al8 @anbiOat fir ben @ongreB
bonn 81. 9titrifte nomtnirt.
8oughfeepite, H.<0., 2. Sft.-0ie
9reenbddler i'm Is. Stitrifte nontuirten heute
s. u. @rtiOn gum @auoioaten fir ben Son.
greB.
Ot i1waufee, gSisc., 2. Oftbr. - Die
8epublitaner I'M 4. 9ltritte baben 8i6ter 6.
s. Srtsbp gum @OngreB, ,@anOiOaten nomi
| ntrt.
@tenSz6alls, G.=S., 2. Sftober. -
| SIM IS. 0iitrtfte baben Die 8epubltfaner Sen
Sohn 6ammono alS &aroibalen iiir ben Son
qref nontntrt.
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sic Wiroernest In (suoIouo.

EOnbOn, 2. SttOber. = 5n Nortbumbers
lano lit Die 9tinherpcit au8gebrofen.
Die aiiatiIdle Cholera tn 0farotfe.
SO Dtaortot 2. SttOber. - Bert6ten BON
@aiabianca in WGrOitO SufOl9e ut bort bic
afatiide Gbotera au5gebroben. 877 Yerioz
ueu Hub Der Seuf)e bonn II. bis 10. Sep=
tember gum Spier geialleu. Die Staot bat
nur 1000 @tnpobner. Su S5e5 unS Weauine3
Icrben tdglid 5piideu 60 un6 70 YerioneI
an Der 9ralfirenben @pioemie.
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Drunoei9eatbunt
3u hertani6en nher 3u perfaufen
duf Der =
8rmnoetsenthnms Sorie BON u. B. SaH In
GebduDe oes rMmeriean."

OruH0etqeuIUAHS ourIe uuu W. ~. dSu&k tut
8ebduoe oes rMmerican."
12O Mfer 9ano, cine prabtuone 6arm, eons=
Sa1ep, 10 Oleilen pon bier.
sd,6nes s,icaciiteinbaus an @arrenftr., sebn
3immer, $500; nro aud sesen einen aanofs nabe
Der Staot pertauidt.
0roBes itodiges sieselfteinernes Saus an
Warfet. .Space, 2dben uno gSobnuns; iehr biut9 i'm
Eaulhe.
2eere 8aniteDen on 3otuionfr., 155 SuB Sronte,
nur $500.
Vrad,tpoue gSobnuns on Der 10. strase, @oibz
naton, y. g., iotpie Grunbfude in oeriebenStaot,
ebr bilte Su perfauien ober sesin bie9es @sentbum
uIisutaui6en.
feimes gSpbmbams neaIbounitr., nit alien mos
bernen @inriftunsen; prets $1,000
3wei breiItodi9e S,auier an WaI6in9tonitrase,
3immer NIT gBaiier; neu unb In sutem 3uftanbe.
Breis $500 jeoes.
Sfarnt nit t44 adern in Gaoert=gountn, Warp=
lano nit dusgeSeid BreisS $1,000.
SUM sfpeiitofiae aieseIfeHerne Sduler an gsbatz
eoaz. na9e StItteIlir 3imner ens5alsno uno tn
6arm um9etauht. (isebr1 ,12IlteN &2p)
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9I1t8ffo1S no1, Se1,T....,-s5- z

PUIIs OIIIe, 2. Att. = llnQefdbr $50
gidnnsr uno Snaben, mtlde in Der Stem
8oitOn=Oitne" bel Rabopop.@itp btid3ftiot
iiuo, ftelten heute bic Grbct Elm. Sie peps
laugen eiHe eObnerb0buu9 BON 10 Bro3.
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Selearaphiidle 9epeidlelt.
5nIano-gepe(beu.

[Ser6te Der ~afiocitrten Breiie' fur ben ~Deutdeu
eorreiponoenten".
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
FATHER DE LUYNE,' FUNERAL.
SERVICES AT ST. FRANCIS xAvIER's CHURCH
BURIED AT FoRDHAM.

SERVICES AT ST. FRANCIS xAvIER's CHURCH
BURIED AT FoRDHAM.
Tho remains OF tho late Rev. Father II. @. Dc
Luyncs j.. wcre Inferred yesterday at ST. John 's
Fordham, with all the rites and ceremonies OF the
Roman Catholic Church due to abo and jealous
clergyman who Tor fifty years belonged to the
Society otJesus. A; nine O'Clock the body, encased
plain black casEet, laid out in front of tho
altar In the Jesuits' Church, Sixteenth street.
Tho deceased wore tho robes and vestm en,s
of bis office, and IN his claspcd hands,
over his breast, the chalcc and pattcn
Tho casket was very plain and completely without
ornament OF any kind. A do profundis, followed by
low mass, was said 10 the presence OF AL immense
congregation nearly overy one OF whom was Id oro or
less known TO the ed soldier OF Christ All the
Fathers Of the jesuit College were present In tho
sanctuary, and also the Rev. Fathers Preston and
Malone, the latter of Brooklyn Besides these a
Der oil other secular priests OF this city, who
present, Joined In the solemn for the dead.
The Rev Father Charreaux celebrated mass Dr. Berge
presided at the organ, and Mr.. and Mss WcrneKe
sang The libra The severe discipline which distin-
cuisines the Society OF Jesus forbade the presence of
decorations or floral offerings Of any kind. The high
SIDE Of tho coffin tho only illumination visible
till the commencement OF the sacrifice OF the mass.
When mass was over the congregation passed down
the main aisle, either side OF The casket and each
ono took farewell look ut the dead priest,
nentIy distinguished for his works oil charity lib
erality among the poor OF the district As tho
congregation had passed out the body paced Ia
a PLAIN hcarsc In waiting, and, accompanied by
several CARRIAGES, containing tue Rev. Father Dcak.
). j., and number Of other Intimate friends vi the
dcceascd, tho iuneral procession slowly moved OF
Uuts,de the church on Sixteenth street large con.
course OF people lined both sides OF tho way,
VINO followed with sad eyes the vehicle that carried
from their sight forever all that mortal vi their
latc spiritual guide and friend.
The carriages and hcarse reached St. Johns Col
lege, Fordhan, at haIf.past twelve O'clock, whcro
the remains were received IN the college chapel by
the Rev. Father McKinlan, who read the SER
vico tor the dead. considerable number oil tho
students participated In the solemn exercises, and
they and the Rev. Father McKinlan together with
corgymcn aud friends Of the departed, with II
the grave. The place OF burial was IN the burying
ground OF the Society OF Jesus, about q mile to tho
east OF ST. Johns College Here the officiating clergy
man delivered tho hnai benediction aud sbso ution
and the sad duties oil tho day we're over.
The cicrgymen and irienGs who had gone with tho
body from tnsciiy paid an extended visit to the sew
oral departments In ST. Johns College, and returned
mere ut an ADVANCED hour IN Tho Afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
TWEED AS A WITNESS.

There was called to trial yesterday, before Judge
Donohue. holding Supreme Court, Circuit tho suit
brought by Horny A. Smaey, recover OF The estate Of
the late John l.. Brown, against the city recover
$500 for building stone alleged to been deliv-
cred to the Harlem Court House-thc famous uptown
memenlo OF the fugitive Harry W. Genet Mr.. John
IL. Strahan, counsel for tho plaintn. submitted IN
aildavit Stating mat he could not safely proceed to
trial without tue evidence Of William 81. Tweed. Ie
asked thai wr't VI habcas corpus ad ttsthcaDdum be
Issued directing Mr. Tweed to put Ia his appearance
anu give his testimony.
Tho writ was duly served upon Mr.. Tweed In Ludlow
Street jail, but the ex-nagnato of the Court House
Ring was unable 10 respond account OF III health
Upon this report being made to Judge Donohuo ne
told the lawyers that no could not allow any VII.
necessary delay In the trial OF the and that hcy
mist examine MI twoci Ia jail Mr.. Stranan, accom-
panied by Assistant Corporation Counsel Stctson,
forthwith proceeded 10 Ludlow street Jail and made
known tho object Of their crrand TO tho prisoner Mr.
Tweed, however, protested that he could endure
the fatigue OF an ANIMATION, but after nghts rest
thought lie would DO abIe TO present himself in court
to-day and with this Understanding the counsel with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
GAME TO ENGLAND.

The game laws OF England prohibit the sale Of
fowls that may be killed at this OF the year
Europe No reference Is made concerning the game
to be found in profuson in the wilds oil America ono
OF the best known establishments in England has up
dertakcn 10 furnish London and the Continent with
The finest quail, prairie hons wild turkeys, canvas
back ducks, &C., to be found IN this country This
enterprise has an international significance. That
England must Tor several months OF the year depend
upon the Uutod States tor its game ought to be gat
lying to Auoricans. A short timo ago gentleman
arrived In this country as the accredited agent OF tho
establishment referred to and made Chicago his head
quarters. HIS orders were thai he should ship hity
barrels OF the finest game evory week. each bird to be
carefully wrapped IN paper and 10 be soidy packed
with others Ia u barre. The nrst shipment is to be
made III the Anchor line steamship Utopia to-day II
Is calculated that The tme OF transit between Chicago
and Loncon will be about fifteen days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

To THE Enron OF hEnALp.--
In common with many OF your correspondents be-
hove In retaining my seat in street cars and other
public conveyanccs, and acluatod In this respect
by CONSCIENTIOUS motives. Please allow explain
have resided in New York during last months
only, and, desiring to become 'posted" regarding
proper mode OF conduct while here, have made o
careful study Of 'sooal etiquette" az laid down in
recent publication Chapter 4. OF this publication
lays down tue following ruie:-
gentleman always fls his hat when Offering service
TO strange lady may be the restoration o kerchtet
the receiving OF hcr change
the she opening OF her umbrella descend
cnrriaseI the Sane he hits IL before offers his
during the courtesy. " possible she and n
she chooses she also smiles her ackno but shs
does the Latter family. and she spoak 10
THANK you" may not be an excess y!
but IL has ceased 70 be etiquette This last iniorns
tion Is especially furnished foreigners who
slider dicS accus In Of their
dciicatey forward IN others In the thanks
strangers iot any little attentions they isdcs
beg leave TO establish methods, ono
huds IL necessary ~ initiate the French tho
Engish or the spanish Ia those delicate matters
Now, since II Is such u very delicate matter Toe
ladies to say "tnank you" have resolved not 10
tempt them TO unwlttngiy do such bittor harm "a
themselves as 10 violate tho ralcs OF etiquette CON-
mt suicidal nct by affecting the tender and susccpt
Die nerves OF al true observers OF SOCIAL etiquette.
Consequently. through charitable anu conscientious
\ mot,vca 1 "hod tlo ior." NEW oRLEANas
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FREE THE ERIE CANAL.
NEW YORK, Jan. 70, 1878.

NEW YORK, Jau. 20. 1873.
TO TIKI EDITOR THE HKRALD:-
When o church congregation of 600 or 900 men,
bers hero in the city OF Now YORK can pay OIL debt
OF $3.50 o00 more or less by voluntary
believe that In the city and State New York, with
population OF over 900 900, fund could 10 raised
In the same manner II Undertaken by some OF our
prominent business mon, on when, II safely
invested, tho interest would be sufficient to
operate and MAINTAIN the Erie Canal. tho people 70
be taxed only 10 pay the present debt Tho Ere Cans
should DO AZ Tree MS the great lakes or tho Hudson and
every business man, mechanic, company or corpora
lion IN the State should exert themselves TO MAKE IL
froc Nor should the business men OF the neighbour
ing cities ana towns In Connecticut ana New Jersey
b, shy about contributing TO the fund.- Tor free
would benefit them in proportion as II would New
YORK Now don't suppose II possible to raise tho
necessary amount In week, or month, but that II
can be obtained IN Two or three years have tto
uoubt la tho meantime let Tho tolls be put ut tne
lowest possible point. and let our representative In
Washington get an Appropriation or opening the Har.
lem RIVER 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23
THE LORD-HICkS CASE.

Messrs. Lord, Day & Lord. counsel for the sons Of
Thomas LORD, the octoeenarian bridegroom, have dc.
termined to prosecute tho de tunaco nquirendo pro-
ceedngs without waiting to consult tue wishes or pre-
objections OF tho absent gentleman or bis newly made
spouse. They made application yesterday to Judgo
Van Brunt for an order directing service of
the summons by publication IN this LEADING city
papers In support OF this application an AFFIDAVIT
was submitted stating that every effort mad been
made TO discover Mr.. Lords Whereabouts, but with.
out success
Judge Van Brunt granted the order, directing the
publication OF tho summons IN the NEw YORK
HERALD and lvo other city papers, He further
ordered that tho exam nation In the DO set aown
Tor the I'd Of next month before n SherIn's Jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-23

FAvoRIrIsM Or SEaLhcr oT THE BOARD op


To TuE EDITOR or THE HERALD
am attorney ana agent Tor tho owner OF some
houses In this city occupied by single
ccpuonablS aud tho ishborhood above the average
in cleanliness ana health. AT tho inslgation OF somo
party | have becn obliged TO incur cons derablo OK
pcnsc within the past two or three years four diff
fcrent notifications from the Board of Health rsquir-
ing certain matters TO be attended 10 within Ave
days, or the Board would have tho work done aud
make the expense a lien on the property, or suit
would he commenced To enforce penalties. rhe Irst
Notification WAS to repair the curbstone ana gutter
front oil tho houses Tho second u repair
nag the sidewalks. Tue third conncct tho
leaders from the roof cutters under the street
pipes by additional pIpo to ncight OF at least
feet above the rout OF the budIngx Now, the curD,
cutters and sidewalks referred to IN as
good repair ana condition Is lound be-
fore oue-hat OF the houses In tho city and
much better than those of the other halt Then why
the nothcationsY II may be iairy asked. Why does
this vgilant Board OF Health permit hall the city sde-
walks 10 remain la terrible condition, sunken flags,
broken uags aud bricks, NO nagging whatever, and
sidewalks from which the cannot run, yet
promptly notify me repair that which really vas OF
nttIo or no consequence so, too, with connecting
tue roof gutter ieadors have noticed hun reds ol
houses IN The city where Tho leaders connect with
an iron pipe leading TO the street gutter.
notification, 40 extend waso pipes Two feet ABOVE
the roof why Is II not made general throughout
city. aud why are lew parties only selcctcdr Is 10
not cvueni, Mr. Editor that either great avoritism
prevails with this Board OF Health or gross neglect
10 whom Is this Board responsible, and should not
a sweeping change DC made IN the personnel OF the
most Important OF the commissions which plague
down%rUddGn tropolIs2 ClvIS