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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt G. Braes OF tho steamer State Of Nevada from
Glasgow has thanks for special meteorological obser
vaton made in connection with the HERALD Weather Ser
vice.
STEAMER NxwrIsLD OBJ, at Halifax 18th from Rousn
reports on 18th Feb PM during heavy gale the
bridge deck.
BARK AfALANrA t San Francisco Feb IS from Port Gam
BILE, carried away main topgsians mast, SAILS &c
BARK Esocs TA.uc1 run into ~ tug r Do.
to discharge portion Of cargo to repair.
BARK FRxnxRIcx (Nor. wrecked Mt Northampton, II.
has been saved so@s 300 bags had on board
along the shore far as Fro Island and much
Le"d"n, @ Wy" y tho B...sr M Sssetnx co~psnss s.ns
low experienced heavy gales from sw 70 Sc the entire
ol 90 days: bsw sway fore ana M.,n:sl :pt spsnIci
ssess nd s.ssa s stove n'a
at Sn Me- % ss for a::e
On the Is,h AnS~.: on the m:sias railway where b. or
to S.~psss 70 IL Of ri wi"a: il
s nsS e: point
scmR AppIK l. HiScKLEY, which was sunk in Ports
The
10 ss .sd o o h% % s.
latter and hecled hed and sank Ef
scHR EMmA b SHAW. before reported cut down by col
liding New Bedford 10th
sam Dexter Cspt Carcn having been picked np on Tar
schr NJ NJ Chase, before reported at Vineyard Haven
scHw LIzxg, fisherman Of Gloucester put into Halifax
ls lust. w. sns ,S fs Fs
lost anchor aud cable aud damaged windsss
On sr
has purchased oncthrd Of that vessel at tho rate Of ~
thu whole Capt bisey has sold thressshths Of brig
Walter Smith (now ut Montevid to Capt Wakely. OF
Philadelphia. tho rate Of $4 600 for the whole
BALTIMORE. Feb 2l-Stsamcr Austrian (Br). Trocks,
with accident her MACH, cry
while leaving this port By whoh she will be detained fs
days.
HAVANA Feb l6-Brig Five Brothers. which sailed from
thi port Maanzas the 18th inst is reported
at inta orda her port oY destinsti On tho
assistance to hcr but no further particulars have
bcen received.
NEWCASTLE Del, Feb c1-Steamer Lord Give (Br).
which aground Bulkhead Bar foxtcd this
dschsrgng about 0Oo tons of her cargo.
Sho proceeded to Phidepha without having sustained
any injury
PORTLAND, Ne, Fob 2l-Steamer Stamfordham (B ~,
Liverpool for this long overdue that tears
Tor hor safety. she Is Iron
Of l, ,40J tons. owned In North Shields.
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MASSES FOR Plus TX.

Another solumn requiem mass for the rerosc OF the
soul of Pope Plus TX. celebrated In ST. Patrck's
Cathedral yesterday morning. The mass was cele-
ora,ed chiefly through the instrumentality of the
Catholic Union, religious organization OF tho city,
and the Cathedral crowded with worshippera
The ceebrant was Father kean, with Father Mori as
deacon and Fatnor Hogan ~ sub-deacon. Mr.. George
Bergen master OF ceremonies.
AT the Church of st. Agnes Right Rev. DR.. Moore,
Bishop of st. Augustine Fla will celebrae pontih-
cal mass OF requiem to-day NJ haif-past ten O'Clock.
The eulogy viii he pronounced by Right Rev. Mgr.
Seton, Prothonotary Apostolic.
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ON JERSEY CITY Knights.

A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in tho
Church OF 81. Patrick, Of which Father Henuesscy is
pastor. corner Of Bramhai and Ocean avenues.
Jersey City Heights, N. j. The altar was heavily
drapsd, as we'll as the massive store columns which
separate the centre from the side aisIes A caia.
faique surrounded bv wax lights stood In the centre
aisle near sanctuary The congregation included
people from every parish IN Jersey City.
The ceehrant OF tho Rev. Fran
els AearshalL s. J. of ST. Peters; deacon.
Rev. Michael ). Kirwsp, Of Elizabeth; subaeacon,
Rev. James A. McFaul, Of ST. Patrlck's. Father Hon.
nessey, the PASTOR was seated beside tho officiating
priests AT the close OF the The pauygcriC was
preached by Rev. Thaddeus j. Hogan. OF East New
ark, VINO spoke ior more lhan hour tho great
servces rendered by Pho Mono Catholic Church
Tho absolunon was pronounced BY Father Mearsnall,
the choir intoniny tho "Libera Me Domino" in The
Grcgorian Chant
rne mourning drapcry will remain in tho church for
thirty DAYS,
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pHoNoanApH AND TELEPHONE.


An interesting entertain ment was given at the
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church last evening, consisting
of miscellaneous programme and an exhibition OF q
phonograph and telephone, Tho concert consisted Of
quartets, ducts and solos by Miss Adams, Mrs. Tay
lor Mr. Fred Sheck aud me- Edward Gilbert. Mastor W.
W. Birdsall gavc several recitatons.
The pnonograph experimental with s Q recent IN
vention and that has attracted great deal Of at
tention from scientific men. This instrument records
the human voice on q metallic sheet, which, by q
marvellous ard simple process. reproduces the words
Spoken into II In artcuated sounds. The Inventor put
his mouth n O,o me- ,ns,msns sna uuinea
voice. "a soldier oil the legion lay dying at Algors
In moment after click washesrd hc applied u sort
OF funnel TO the barrel and turned the handle. I'm
medately the machine rocited the lines he had
spokon clearly, but like pcrson who had no
pallet would speak. Other experiments were moro
cessuL A gentleman from the audience sang of
rhe Little Fat Man. " but be did not know just how
his voice the experiment was not very success
full A wonderful part OF this invention rs that the
voice be corked up so TO speak, oars and then
reproduced. Ono could sing song with IT, The IN
il 10 nls aunt In the country who had
nevor heard OF the phonograph, merely telling
her TO put ~ the iunae' orr,res srS 'sha ;sne ns
packs carefully and does MS directed. when bursts
into song. "Aunsy, May Go Out to SWIM" and thep
as shc keeps turning, "Aow arc you to-day, Aunt
Marla2 We are all well; sally and Aoe have gonc
over to Brooklyn" and lot more home talk. IL is
doubtful whether Aunt Maria would have the pres
ence Of mind to 60 on turning Sho would think the
thing bewitchcd.
Another invention exhibited was q telephone This
insu ument connected with battery IN the West
ern Union Telegraph Building, corner oil Broadway
and Dey street, The wires, four In number camo
into the church. Az the end oil each wire was small
Instrument xbout four inches long, with cupko end
10 place By putting either one OF these cups
to the ear could distinctly hear the volcc IRON
Dey street. 1t sang, "Mary Had Little Lamb" to the
tune OF the mabel Waltz" 1t recited, Now Is the
winter OF our aiscontent" 1t asked, "What der yer
soy 2" greatly amused itsc and It's auditors. Tho
voice could be heard with the instrument couple OF
ieet from Inc car Tue tame sound came over each
wire.
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AMSTERDAM Fob 2o-Arrivsd bark August Tlctse Ger,
Drcws. Wilmington. NC; brig GeerdIns Dutch, Do
Grooth, Mobile.
sailed 2oth brig Nellie Crosby (Br). Baiu Charieston.
ANTWERP, Feb 2I-Arivsd, bark Marie lSor). Olson,
New York
sailed 2osh bark chostins Rcdman. Elliott. New York
ALGoA BAY. Jan 24-Arrved. bark Hiram Emery, Wy.
man, Boston.
ADELAIDE. Feb I5-Arrived, bark BrIer Holms (Br),
johnson, Puget Sound
BRISTOL. Fob 2l-Arrivsd. steamer Capeia tBr). Dry
den, New York.
BELFAST. Feb 81 ARRIVED. brig Zero tBE. Bsoin. Nor
folk. Va
BERGEN to Feb 2i-saied, bark Hsakonsoa tyor), for
America
BnyxxS Fob is-Arrived. ship Marie siedenburg (Gsr)
scker New Oreans 10th. brig Heinrich Ger. Reinsche.
Mobile
CARDIFF. Fob 2i-sailcd. steamer Rhoola tBr, Allan,
New York.
CoxsrAsrrSo orLx, Feb 2o-Arrved, steamer John Brsm
hall tBr). Newing,on, New Haven.
CALCUTTA. Fsb Ie-ssed, ship Bisirxowre tBr, Darko
New York.
DUBLIN Feb Sailed. ship Cismpa Emilia Otal, Cor.
cureello. United States, mark Edwin tBr). smith, do
GnKSr. Feb 2o-Arrived, bark Flora tsp), Asiguis
Charleston.
GENOA Feb i7-Arrived bark America Csp). Taxoners,
New Orleans; 18TH ship Brothers Apap (Br Fazau, Now
York.
HAvnr, Yeb ls-Arrivsd ship CRUSADER tBr), Durkss,
New York.
BAxauRc, Feb 1eArrved, brig Atlanta (Rus, Nyberg,
Boil River.
LvEaPooL, Feb 2o-Arrved. ships Merose, Neill. New
Orleans; stornoway (Br), Storm do bark Loise Poll
C1er), joss. Wilmington: 2ist. steamer Lake Ncpigon
DO Scott, Portland, Me; bark Elvra Canine (Sp),
Brasso, Charleston.
Sailed 2ist, ship Ehsa Kenney (Br, Kenrey, Hamp.
ton Roads (not previousiy; bark Abraham Young Br)
Kenncy. sandy Hook.
LosDos, Feb 2o-Arrvsd. bark Gyda Nor). Gundsr,en,
IN a. A---
(Nor), Jacobsen. do.
Also arrived 2is steamer Denmark tBr), Williams Now
York.
Cleared 2tst, ship 4 w stetson, Moore, New York.
Arrived at Gravcsend aist tho Aide, from -.
LoSpoSpERRy- Sailed from Innishowen Head Feb 81,
| bark Brothers, ,Thurston. Baltimore.
MALAGA Feb l2-Arrived brig Grant tAuO. Csttsrnich
] New Orleans
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MASS or REQUIEM.

There was solemn mass OF requiem for the deceased
Pontn ceeprated yesterday at the Academy the Sis
ters Of the Sacred Heart In Seventeenth street. The
ladies' OF the community and several members OF
tho order kindred institutions assisted at the
services when were OF an exceedingly impressive
nature The 0Ocy OF tho chapel was occupied by
the pupils OF the academy. all clad ~ dark dresses,
aid drnped In wells OF black. significant OF the
solemn and mouruful character oi the observance.
The ceremonies OF the Roman ritual adapted Tor such
cergy,
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IN pRooxLyN.

A solemn requiem mass was celebrated in st. Paul's
Church. Court street, Brooklyn. In presence Of large
congregation. Tho pastor. Rev. Robert McGuer,
celebrated the mass
Similar services wero also held In St. Stephens
Church. summit street In tho Church OF the Assump-
tion YORK street; St. Charles Borromeo, Sidney
place; ST. Anncs Church. Front street; 81. Thsresx's
Classon avenue; ST. Augustine's, Filth avenue; ST.
Pcter's and 81. Paus, SECOND street, Eastern district
ST. Mary's Church Of tho immaculate Conception,
Leonard street,
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QUEENSTOWN. Fep ol-Arived steamer Montana tbr).
Boddoe. New York for Liverpool land proceededj; snip
Abeona (Br). Hamilton. Astoria.
sAxrASpKR. Feb 2l-Arrived. brig John Crandou
Pierce. New York.
srAvAScER. to Feb 2i-saied. tho Sapphire. for New
York.
SINGAPORE Feb l9In port. bark Star Of the East Br.
Pomcr,y, for New York, loading.
LONDON. Feb 2l-Bsrk sedmi Dubrovacki Aus,. Tag
arerin has owed into Liverpool totally dismssed
through codine.
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dolls and dominoes ana nondescripis all inter-
mingled in picturesque confusion and clearly bent on
enjoying themselves TO tho utmost. Al ten O'Clock
the orchestra gave predatory wheeze that brought
oil the assembly their feet, ana after the grand
II went Oh rolling out oradriIlss and lanciers
and waiizes which set the tnsecovered throng gdng
revolving kaisidescope. Al midnight masks we're
and familiar faces greeted another in all
sorts Of unexpected paces From that time dancing
was kept up TO an early hour this morning.
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A NEW TROPHY.

Colonel Robert Olyphant. OF the Governors stan,
has prcscn tod trophy to the National Rino
Association upon the conditon that It be competed
for at Crecdmoor by teams OF eisht marksmen from
any OF tho units OF tho State National Guard
Tho firing is to be by tlle an vooy tive rounds each
way Tho prizc is 10 be shot Tor monthly, and 10 TO
20 10 tho best team the end Of this year. Wooden
TARGETS covered with paper are TO be used, aud the
hits counted by tho bullet holes: each squad TO have
a sepurato target
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
FISH CULTURE.

The American Fish Culturists' Association OF
which Robert Roosevelt is president, will mect on
the 9th 2sth OF this month at the rooms OF the
Directors OF the Fulton Market Fishmongers' Asso.
citation for the discussion OF the best methods Of
propagnting sh The association has invited all per-
who interested In the matter TO DO present.
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PORT OF NEW YORK. FEB. p, 1878.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
wulTEsToxE TELEGRArn LINE.
steamer Idaho (Br!, Holmes, Liverpool Feb and
;sns'"FP sss ao'n Tss %'is
Rsss i S.1ss ssf s9 Isi ssnsS
tr. Island Celtic @ DO sss.. e. DO Glasgow Feb
WIN wla sS sS Da;;;sS SsIosI S;rs Leg
Isss IsssSs issSl = is 'sI ION
Ssy.as Or. beng e, y:rp.S y VT. mo,.
xhsnian OBJ T6oms.n Galveston Feb Snd 4 yic !.
Uy 81 as s,n, and
with sS 70 ss wiz Mess s
20 IiS ~. Resding Railroad Co
Msrs Ca sfs 70 xs ss.r Ts;? os %
Eaesfr m days Ga Cap, o, GCGd a. on. vhss ss
sal again ne day rqunsor date lon
Of atcras had some heavy gales from 'he and = Misn
Bark sp.ranxa (Nor Olsen. London a days in ballast
Game o Ms,s;o:sn Bristol ysn
hcs@ II days in ballast siocOvich Co. Had variable
sssk stadt No Jacobson Antwerp 70 days. in ballast
Bark Espiea xu ocsaich. Trieste 80 days, With empty
Bsrs so SSoi, Eusen Copenhagen 60 days, in ballast
BARK %R'a virginia dssp B.rsoo St Vincent, cvI. 70
days. In ballast, to Lsuro, storey Co. 40
Bnrk uolden Feccs (Br) Dodge, Demcrara lo days,
with sugar to II Trowbrdge's Sons. ,
Brig Solario (Br). Mcleod. Pernambuco 81 days with
surar TO buys. Crossed the Equator Jau ~, In lon
was Of Hatteras with strong NE gaes stove bull
Brig Nary Comery Cot Bsltimorc), Terry, Miragoane
81 days with logwoos to order vessel TO mmstcr was
days ot Hateras, with northcrly and eascry gales
Brig Charlotte, Briggs barbados days IN ballast 70
Dwight 4 Piatt wsss days OF hatteras. with henvy
Brir Carl Roenus Uor) Jonsen, Havana IL days with
sugar order; vessc to funch. Edge Co. was Susys
Of Hattcras, with strong northerly gales
s~,r Nv
stores In Evans Ball 4 Co
Schr Oh srles W Aicott, French. Virginia
Schr q Lyon, JEFFREY, baltimore.
Schr q Lyon, jeffrey. Baltimore.
Schr j X shaw, Haseton. Baltimore FOR Providence.
Schr John shaw. Hsslcon Baltimore Tor Providence.
Schr Fannie, Tunnel, Delaware.
Arrived 10th Joaqua Bsrrcras from Havana (not
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKETS.

Rio oJASEIRo. Feb. 20, 1873.
coneo quoted at $500 9o5o refs per 10 .ilos for
week the average daily receipts OF cose 1890 bags
Weeks shipme tho Channel and North Ut Europe
81 900 bags United States 6.U00 and
ports 5000 Weeks saesFor rne Channel and North Of
Europe bags tho United Stars 24OU0 bags and
Mediterranean ports 1000 bags stock in port, $4,000
bags. Frcights sos. per sail for tho Channel.
SANTOS Feb. 90, 1873
Coae market quiet and prices mantnned superior SAN
quoted at 5000 900 rcs per 10 kiios Average
daily receipts during tho past week 430O bags Weeks
shipments tho Channel, North OF Eu.ops and Meder
5000 and the United States 900 bags Stock hand.
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AN ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

The testimonial benentto be rendered TO Mr. John
W. Hamilton at Gilmore's Garden, Saturday evening,
February 23 promises TO provo cmincnty successful
Tho "Olc virginny" cake walk, ths African bal.
ict all the .'vanely" stars, tho boxers, wresters,
amateur walkers, &c, VIII no doubt afford an cx-
ccptionally interesting bill There viii be numb r
of novelties Int reduced The stbietic line That will
add con sidcrably to the amusement OF the evening
Most OF tho prominent athletes Of the CITY VIII COM
pete,
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SAILED.

osatia 1erl. Hamburg; State Of rennsylvanin thr,.
Glasgow; ktna (3r). Kingston. &ci Saratoga Havana
Hattcrss. Kehmond, &c; Fanita Philadelphia; Abe
marie, Lewes. Dot; bark Janc Atons. LaguayrA, &c.
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
MuscovrrE AND OTTOMAN.

Rev r. s. storrs, D. D., viii give lecture entitled
seThc Ottoman und the Muscovite, in the Brooklyn
Academy OF Music on the evening OF the 9Th Of March
next rne lecturer purposes giving an account Of
long conflict between the belligercnts from an Ameri
s.u.ip
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"StT0h.. fFuH gHU'
WESTERN UNION TIME BALL.

NEW York, Feb 21-Noon.
The timo ball of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany by standard of the United States Naval OBJ
servatory Washing gon) to-day dropped correctly
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

Shin Chocura (r) Matthews New York Oct II for
Shang hal. about Nov 8, lat 80 N. Ion 2S 20W.
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Feb. Fl, 1873
Sugar active Exchange stoady. Spanish gold, 22l}s
oyo
The New York herald., 1878-02-22
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
SPOKEN.

HALIFAX Ms, Feb 21--Thc shoburne Harhor Lighthouse
at Sandy Point, was destroyed by ire last night
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YACHTs. sTEANIBOATs, &c.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, So.
~-FOK SAFE CABIN YACHT ~ FEET L0Nu'
"A .coupissoiy furnished; will bc sold cheap. Appl,
Eagle Dock, Hoboken. n j.
T1OR SALE CnEAp-FAsT SAILING sLOOr s 3
Howell capacity 100 In complete order; sails No v
terms easy Apply TO J. L. ROOME. Jr., 24i South ~
New York
VNANTED--A STEAM LAUNCH. CAPABLs OF 40
w commodating ~ to - persons Address statiua
price. q. q. CHIJKERiNG, 80 Worth ST.. New York
VXTANTED-1RON STEAM LAUNCH fOUR-HORsE
W power under 10 feet; bottom price. LAUNCH, Her.
aid ONCE.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Herman Ludwig (Bcg), Dent Boston for Ant
Steamer Neptune. Berry, Boston for New York, With
mdss and PASSENGERS 10 II Dmock.
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
amer. sails. Destination. |

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW TIL. xoNTHs
PEBRUARv AND MAkCL
The New York herald., 1878-02-22

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
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nurrah, for The new King! and ZOO,
WIZ 70 all those who sip the new ,naa
Money, ana call upon the name or Gov
ernor Shelton. Take a seat ~ N,
kitchen fire. the 'siand-table Il ,l,row,
IN The corner, and nothing now n I'M !,
molest or make afraid. Pjut csi;en
w olushes rosy old lady gone 10 sleep
shores prodieiously-look out Tor IN,
~" Dee,irce, and when you 20 spark.
l,ng don't lay down and waIlow ice l
lho2. The old King OF Salt Lake Ma.
some smart young stingers. and when
ne collects his quarters and nickels. the
young queen will appear III an her rlory.
Mo>l 100 late in tlse season for radishes
nui hcans IN abundance. The soug ~
me steam tllrc~her j. heard N thc l,.J
ann Lennon, Lansford and Billy II,rr;,
VII thres'i every body's wheat chcsne,
'iihn nirt. with now and then an accom-.
"nohaiion trick. 1t i said thar y bar.l
'vef 'bev go. Bird will eat al Tie dr.,l
'nnie ana Frank will have liz cotseal
swecicned, but Billy won't eaf notes WI
gan have buItcrnilk 10 drink. Mn
t'rcene rides rat ana tolIors NH
'n'o~n'r' taxing care Of the missing
D..t hifi- AicOlOi. with li-I
and broken head. has sougb,F
refuge IA some other quarters. since,
l.einnlingion has called forth her vn,,nyll
'l".quence from behind the counters an5I,
WHISKY unrrcis. whore ever you 90. youl,
&c blue badges, but sorry 10 Zoe III;
many that are stained with tobacco i,ice
y "siaer how an anii-tobacco jodoel
would take among some Of the would -he
cmperance orators? Frank Lansford,s
'srvest hands have come 10 The concln N
ION that most ANYTHING j. better ,han I'M
ending and doubling "stoma-cake w
'ronght on by The frolic and eatin~ tooIii
''ich turkey. DR.. Hills visi,. or ,belv
obbler didn't set well. as there was ~
reat slamning Of the back door. u
lroughout bennington that night. anats
general call upoa New York. orr n
iost hearty and freely given advice "a !
rria'n married lady. who wounded her.
~ 20 badly from falling over sfu,nn
ME gathering hlackberrics. Is to BIN,
are lest yc "hert yerscli.r M
PHUNr PnELLow. Nv
July 10th. 1873. !"
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Capt. 4. >. Finch by Mistake Takes
StrychniDc for Qufnfne.

\ Our town last Tuesday about man
was thrown into quito little cxcits-
men, over the news that Capt. Chas I.
inch had taken poison, and mon .ju-
the report we found .rch
l.o oe The case. II seems that Cant
NJ men has been in the habit az carrv;,c
ms medicipe and rat poison In III
lpocket-book, and that morning hsd ~.
cured some quiniDe from his family
physician and placed therein. Abont
moon ne concluded to take the ou;n;ne
ana went into the saloon of NJ u
!" "hicr TO get some beer IN which ~
nah: u. Opening his pockct-bool ~
LOOK therefrom what he supposed ~ NJ
'he az, quini,e, and mixing II with The beer
frank u down. IN few minutss af,sr
he ielt very peculiar sensations .s M
termed u, and said that he had made .
,niSlnke and taken sirychnine [rat poisonn
'"r quinine. lie became very sick Ana
went - his Office and laid down. Nv
ms time he was seized with 4 vioIert
'p'~m. Physicians were summoned. tia
proper antidotes administered. and by
ns'r sSi'ifnl Treatment his life was sa we'd.
'ut MOI until hc had suffered alj Tho un-
o'u 3 totincnis. Of that deadly po;znn
M edncsday morning the Capfa;n
VIM. nDlc y. rSie home. aud IL Il 10 ~
'oped 'hat ne will speedily recover and
eyer again be guilty Of carrying raj
'oison and qninine IN the same poc,sst
ooA.- -rrandview Monitor.
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Ediiors rs rule are moral men
,ney seldom swear and rarely drink ( /?
ne writer has a distinct recollection ~
nfing ~ party Of sky editors. viii,
'hcir wives aud daughters, when a lady
was suddenly taken with aslisarrecabie
sensation that sometimes follows 4 Gen
erons meal Of carly cucumbcrs. green
sapnase, cic. a call was made FOR \
i,''ie ii9uor for her siomacl.s sake. ~,
mere was not a pockct-pistul IN ,bc
pnrI. Among those sixiy gcpflcme,
~ 'nior~. there was not whisky epou~h
\" Keep That suffering lady from pu,rin y
~ immortality. and she would sar,ainI,
nave i1ken the lea:ing role in n funcr,,l
: uay or Two aftcrward IL il were Nal
'or 'he Kindness Of LAWYER. who ccn-
lousy came forward with 4 spirituons
'heriiig. I-ogaDsport Pharos.
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- herman inventor has patented An
apparatus designed 70 lessen The strain
upon horse. particularly al starting ~
= vchicic. The traces are fastened "a Al
IRON rod running through tho center ~
ary'Inier containing several rings a.
gni'apcrcha. When the horse excrt.
himself the strain first comes upon and
'ompresscs these rings. saving h;s
shoulders. The Germsn war drnart. .
ment; having made experiments ana
iound That saving of force not alonc !,
starring, but during traction was 4, leas,
= 'n'ru' has resolved 70 employ Inc AL
iacimcnt ~ IFS artillery ard military
~, .a'"s !, might pay, from an cconomi.
WI n wei a. humane point Of view.
- introduce u here. - Plougbman.
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a Indy IN Springfield. Massachusetts
according % The Union. hns been max
ing some cxfrrimcnis in putting ~
canned goods without cooking. IIcating
'ne run tends more or less 10 The injury
~ 'he flavor, and the lady referred ~
has found that by filling the cans win
irus' and then with pure cold water
ana allowing them 10 stand unlil an the
.nnhncd nir has escaped, the fruit viii.
y ',en sealed perfectly. keep indefinitely
without change or loss OF original flavor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

INC Columbus Republican. OF 4 recen,
nate tells of 40 Interesting expcrim.n,
maie Dy q Bartholomew county farua,
Wh'rh suggests some ideas that ,nax
prove of great value 10 farmers N carried
"n' " practice. To test theory in ,e-
1a', " gram culture, be planted i single
seed of barley IN his uardcn and .,.i.;
vAled The plant as he would have dona
corn or any other plant. Al maturit,
nr found his crop consisted of thras
tnousan'l grains The theery which
'h'S 'Hct seems 70 subsiansiaie il tbaf
wheat and ofhcr small grain shouId M
planted, single seed IN a place an,l cnI.
t'valeh as other crops. III the ~. i
correct all That j. peeded 10 iouble onrl
"gn crops = ior some inventive gcnins
- o. n'si,r machine for dropping The
seed ~ the proper distance anar, a.d
another for cuIiivaiing the pIants'-In-
diana Farmer. 1880 N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-08-02

a Middleton. Connecticut. farmer v ho
put pail 81 milk into spring 10 cool.
me other dav. was surprised when NJ
went 70 get i, two hours afterwards. ~
Hnd, ins'ead Of milk. roll Of butter
Win bullirug sitting on il. At least.
- Hartford paper SAYS. and asks ~ ~
believe That The bullIrog had Jumped III
9 'he pail and churned the milk n his
.n0rts TO get ont.