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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16

a NEW YORKER writes of the Bar
tholdi statue: Z" went to see the work
in progress in building erected for the
purpose in the northwestern part of
Paris. At least forty or fifty men were
employed. Part of the body, one arm
with the hand and fingers, were about
completed, but not put together. They
are now at work on the head it is
modelled in plaster, and from the neck to
the top measures about thirty-five feet.
1t is surrounded by platforms, and on
these the workmen are engaged in fitting
the plates to the form of the model. The
plates are of copper, three-eighths of
an inch thick, to be riveted together
like boiler and strengthened on the
inside with iron bars and brick work. 1t
is all Tep0uSse work on large scale. On
one platform two men were engaged in
shaping TIE plates for the back of the
head, and with a sledge hammer and
immense snarlirg-iron were fashioning
what is to represent the hair, each hair
as large as a mans arm. On other plat
forms at different heights around the
head were as many men as could be
accommodated. When finished and
placed in our harbor it will certainly be
one of the modern wonders of the world. :"
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4 Gusnea for a sIxPenee.

A firm in New York seems unfamiliar with
the London story of the man who offered to
sell real guineas at trifie, but could ind 10
BUYERS. Geo. P. Rowen & Co.,-the News
paper Advertising Bureau" propose, for one
hundred (?) dollars, to put line adVer-
tisementi in some thirty standard weeklies, and
to slideit into thousand other weeklies free.
Do they pectpeople to take the offer Any
one acquainted with the high rates of these
standard weeklies can see that the thing is
ridiculous RoweIl & Co., must know very
we'll that acceptances of the offer would be so
many items to charge to profit and loss. We
retract our insinuation about their ignorance
of that London story. They probably know it
too vel, and are shreWd enough, by taking adj
vantage of that human trait at which the story
hits, to make q stroke for fame as men of
startling IiberaIity, and at the same time run
no risk of pecuniary loss.
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happy spirit of the sermon. Brightness
begets brightness, as love begets love, or
hate begets hate Whatsoever q man
soweth that shall he also reap"
And now, if this is true, is it not
strange that so many preachers come
before their people in the spirit of the
storm-cloud rather than the spirit of the
sunshine They try to drive where it
is only possible to lead; they aim to
compel, when the only way to success is
to affectionately invite. They should
remember the fable of the north wind
and the sun. The travellers cloak was
not taken off by buster and blowing,
but by the warmth of the genial sun
shine.
Scolding preachers can not make their
ministry a success, for the reason that
their method is philosophical. In
trying to cure one evil they beget another
that is worse than the first. They may
break some bad habits by continually
making ugly faces at them, but if the
congregation should afterWard wear the
| impress of these faces, then the benefit in
one case is more than Overba]anced by
the evil done in the other.
While it may be proper for the
| preacher sometimes to warn and rebuke
he should never do this in a manner
which shows the least resentment Oh
want of affection for those who are
addressed. Let the general spirit of his
preaching be characterized by love, JOY
and peace, and his congregation viii
scarcely fail to reflect these graces il
their walk and conversation, --l Christian
Standard.
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We think the question of deep or
shallow plowing is pretty definitely set
tied, 30 tar as our ordinary prairie soils
are concerned, in favor of shallow plow-
ing. That is six inches may be taken as
the maximum depth at which to pillow
for the best results in raising corn. The
best time, however, for blowing is one
wherein many farmers make a mistake.
Very often the land is plowed too wet.
When this Is the case, no amount of
surface labor will bring the soil to good
condition. In nire cases cut OF ten
when the land is fall plowed, and the
surface thoroughly stirred in the spring,
when dry, and planted without replow
ing, better crop of corn will be realized
than if the crop be planted on fresh
plowed land, if the blowing be done
while the land is wet. This is especially
true if trash or manure has been plowed
under in the fall.
1t is mistake to suppose that a soil
should be very soft to reach the best
results in tillage; on the other hand it
should be moderately compact, if at the
same time it be Ia a pulVerable state.
Thus all that is necessary Is to work the
surface into a good state of filth, and
there is little danger but good crop of
corn will result if only the blowing of
the cropbe conscientiouslya accomplished.
When, however, corn is planted on
all blowing, we have found it an excel
lent plan at the first cultivation to use
narrow bull tongue shares on the culti~
Vator, next the corn, setting them so
they will move the earth to the full
depth of the blowing. These throw no
earth laterally, but open the soil so the
young roots of corn have mellow earth
to work in. 1t also tends to aerate the
soil, thus fixing the gases that are always
being decomposed in a soil open to the
air. When the corn is thus plowed
both ways, these narrow teeth may
be moved to the outside of the
cultivator and the broader ones used
next the corn. Thus the whole soil is
kept mellow to the full depth of the
blowing.
The object of cultivation is, first, tc
destroy weeds; second, to keep the sur
face of the soil mellow. II this mellow
surface, or, rather, q surface of finely
pulverized soil, be maintained through
the growing season, the roots are kept il
a state of constant activity, the leave
are of deep green, and the crop is KEEP
growing right along. If, on the othe
hand, the surface becomes crusted o
sodden from being water. soaked, tn,
plants cease growing and soon show b.
the altered color of the leaves that some
thing is wrong. This shows conclusivel,
that it Is the action of the air in the pore
of the soil that conduces, as our princips
means, to continued health of the croE
When the ground is entirely and closet
shaded, as with a crop OF grass and grain
this crusting of the soil does not tax
place, neither does it become solder
and hence, again, the absolute necessit
of stirring the soil in all so-called hoe
crops, until they attain such growth q
enables them to pretty well shade tn
ground.-[ Prairie Farmer.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16

March, Edison Increased the capacity of
the monograph so that it would record
his speech at a distance of thee feet by
April 20, he had increased Its sensitive
ness so that he could speak to it at
distance of nine feet and receive an
audible and ineligible response; and
Yesterday he reported to this office that
he had talked to the machine and been
heard and received repetition of the
speech at q distance of thirteen feet.
This increased power is obtained, we
understand, not by any radical change
in the form or the general materials of
the phonograph, but merely by supply
ing steel bearings, so that the cylinder
will run with unvarying uniformity.
If this remarkable improvement has
been made in month, it is not too much
to hope that the anticipations which
experts have considered most extrava
CANT may yet come true, and the phono-
gTaph be actually used in public meet
ings and courts to catch ard record i'm
perishably all the answers of witnesses
and all the eloquence of orators. And
it would chronicle all the applause and
laughter in the right rlaces--which
would be aYkard for those congressional
declaimeTs who put in the " applause "
and laughter themselves.--- CIR aphic.
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Auerics.n Exhibits at Paris.
II 4 Iare- LLL.A..nrl--- H. O.

by Cable TO the Associated Press
The display of scales by Fairbanks & Co.,
New York, is very grand, and creditable to
tn exhibitors, showing the advancement
made by them over those of any other Amer
lean or foreign manufacturers, and reflects
great credit on American workmanship. The
exhibit surpasses all others in merit at the
Paris Worlds fair.
Mason & HapIin, who TOOK the first medal
for their cabinet organs at the Exposition in
1857 and have won the highest honors at
every worlds exhibition since, are here in
competition with a fine lot of organs. Several
other American makers exhibit, but few If
any of them will venture to compete.
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RELIGIOUS READING.


Come TO me Lord, when first I wake
al the FIRST lights Of morning break;
Bid pUrtst thoughts within me rise,
Like crystal dewdrops 10 the skies.
Come to me IN the sultry noon.
Or eafth's low communings will soon
OF Thy dear face eclipse the Hight
and change my faiTest day TO night.
Gene to me in the evening shade;
And If my heart from thee has strayed,
Oh! bring It back, aud from affair
Smile on me ike Thine evening star.
Come to me il the midnight hour,
When sleep withhOlds her balmy power
ell nv lone spirit find its rest,
Like John, upon the SaVior's breast.
Come to me through LIES buried way;
And when Its pulses cease to play,
Then Sayior, bid me come to / hee,
That where 1hoh art Thy child may be.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16

The attention of heads of families is re-
specially invited to the superior quality, in
every respect, of DooLEY's YEAST POWDER
It is entirely free from adulteration of any
kind, and every package contains absolute
fuU weight. Consumers should bear in mind
The fact that a strictly pure, full weight bak-
ing powder although il costs little more
than The aduIterated, cheap, light weight or
bulk powders, is by far the cheapest, both in
pulse and health.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16
rhn progress Of the Phonograph.

Those who have become interested IN
EHison's curious invention OF machine
that talks will be glad to learn that he
has doubled its capacity within the last
month. The cylinder machine, as first
made dissipated most of the voice of the
gnssker. 50 that il returned only faint
and feeble falsetto in response to the
londest speech, and even then it wa
necessary for the speaker to apply his
mouth directly to the mouth-piece. Ia
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sunshine or CIoua-whicb.

1t should never be forgotten that the
preachers tone is contagious. The key
which he strikes in his sermon is almost
sure to be the keynote of the congrega-
ton. He is vastly more than an in
structor of the intellect he has messag
to the heart, and hence what he says i'm
presses itself on the whole being of his
hearers. We should not be surprised l.,
therefore, to find the people giving out
sunshine or cloud, light or darkness,
hope or Encouragement, just as they
receive these rom the pulpit.
In view of this fact, the color of SEN
timent reflected in the preaching be-
comes 3 very serious matter. If the
sermon is somber in tone, the feeling in
the congregation will be the same; if
the tone of the preaching is cheerful,
the hearers are sure to rejoice in the
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me aselence Id &c. ..r selG. s,re.rsrn.la..

Two hundreth edition, revised and enlarged, inst
published. 1t s standard medica work, the best in
the Eng 14nguEEe written By ply stefan Of great
experience, to whom awarded gold and evgeled
MEDAL ty the hattooai Medical As OcIatioE. II con-
taiDE b Auttul and very peasiFe steel plate
CRAVINGS Three hundred pages, more than fifty
valuable prescription for all forms Of prevailing
diseases the result fInany years CT ensivo and
successful practice. Bound in French cloth price
only "a, sent By mail. The London aLeet says
. No person should be without this valuable BOOK:
The author is noble benefaetor." An iliustTateo
sample sent to all receipt Of cents for postage
Address DEW. IL PARKEk. No q bnltieh street
Boston. The author be consulted On All a rsez
requiring skill \ ID e. IHTieuco-
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SANDAL-WOOD

A positive remedy for all diseases ofthe Kidney.
Bladder and Urinary Organs also good Tor
DrOpsIcaI COmPIasntS- 1t never produces sick
ness, Is certain and speedy in its sction. II IS
fast superssding every other remedy Sixty capsules
cure IN si1 or eight days No other medicine can
do this.
Beware of TmiGaaIOns. tor, ewing 20 it's great
success, many have been offered some are most
dangerous. causing piles, etc.
Dssssdas, Dick d Co.'S Genuine sOf Cap
sules contsniug OIL OF gandalwood. sold at al drug
stores Ask for circular. OF send for 70 3
y oo=rer street. Hew York
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he areaIes DIscovery of the Age

The HreaIes Discovery of the Age
Is DR.. Tobias celebrated Venetian Hntment
80 years before the public, and warranted to cure
Diarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, and Spasms, taken In
ternally and Group, Chronic Rheumatism, Bore
Threats, Cuts Bruises, Old Sores and Pains in the
Limbs, BacE and Chest, externally, It has never
failed y family will ever be without 1t after once
giving # e fair trial. Price, 40 cts. pR. 1OBlAs
VENETIAN HORSE LINIMENr I, in Pint Bottles
at One Dollar is warranted superior to any other
NO PAY, for the cure of Collie, Cuts. Bruises. Old
Sores, etc. Sold by all Druggists Depot-lO Park
Place, New York.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16

Mothers Mothers ! Mothers II Q ont fail to
procure Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for all
diseases incident to the period of teething in
children. 1t relieves the child nom pam. cures
wind colo, regulates the bowels, and by giving
relief and health to the child, gives rest to the
mother. It is an old and welttried emedy
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16
WILHoFT'g FEvER AND AeUE Ton

WILHOFI FEVER AND AGUE 1ONIC.
A certain, safe and speedy cure for all dis
eases of miasmatic origin. 1t cures in a few
DAYS, without danger or inconvenience {:
ChiIls and Fever, Bilious Fever, Dumb Chills,
Pernicious Fever, Congestive ChillE, Sun
Pains, and all diseases of similar character.
Enlarged Spleens are reduced as if by magic,
and Sun Pains are conquered with marvellous
rapidity. WHEBLoCK, FINLAY & Co, Pro-
Drietors, New Orleans. For sale by all drugs
QistS
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CONSUMPTI0N CAN BE CURED.

PUI,MONA is a certain remedy for the cuAE OF
CONTINUATION aud all diseases Of the Lungs
-, --y,,.,,st fry it and be convinced. Price One
Dollar per bottle Druggists or rent by the ProPre
80, o., receut Of price. pamphlet oontsining valu,
~ a5v;.e 70 0usuu DEfTes-many certlnc stts o.
c1Tzhs and full diTeothnns tcr uHlne N
bottIs or Eept tree to any address; ooOah u 'aO-
SIS X fortlana,t Street New Gol
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ReIIahIe Black Goods.

The dry goods house of B. F. Devices, 735
ChestnutSt., Phils, is receiving orders for their
celebrated brand of Black Cashmere, "Drap
D'Ete Cachmire." These goods, recently in
troduced," are very popular,and the best i'm
ported. Prices SOC. to 81 Samples sent free.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-05-16

\ SUNDAY-sCHooL boy OF MsysvIlle,
KY, was asked by the superintendent if
his father was Christian. 9 Yes, sir, !"
he replied, " but he is not working at it
much
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No York Roar1tnE. e Ffftn Avenue: Elegant
residence on the fashionable avenue, boar1 ana
5esirshie rooms. so peT week. - per DAY
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LOCAL COUNTRY
GEO. P. POWELL CO.'S NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING BUREAU,
10 SPRTJC ST, NEW YORK
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0pcANS retail price s9S9 0 9 sIas. GTsst
ObtOHNO bargains. BEATTY. Wa nlnzto1.1- -.s
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lie: lssilll9ase asepls 9 i re
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

b
UGsOREVoE,VEIRE. Price List free. A6drsaN
lIE Ms Great Western Gun Works. Pittsourz.Pa
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coEn MoNTgIh 2; Is W Void; one sample 1Sss
~ address Jay BRONs0S. pe1I w NO.;
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g. accents. canvassins ter tne Fly
GU afda VfAffnF. Terms and outnt Tree Ad-
ID 4 dress p q VfCKERY. Augusta, Ma1ne.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY OCTOBER 2s ls7sLrRPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

rrs-rpfT
A j. Ldafps sIln sn!1ai sali. E1s'''n's''
THIS DAY A nlIiSsNoE TET oolocK SHARP
rso @tsSSsS srSsS e. SarsiyprS sflssTa Av.
sTEiSwAy xSp cMickkkiSS fiAsoFoaiESs;
silks, style Of Queen Anne as Cabinets. Tables
Mirrors antique Brouzes, sevres ana ormolu Mantle
tfEfH q FakE AHe
sSs sSsES TX d tssGSSDI
EaIaHs dHE EosSTr kp * RIiSkHHET AfpREws
"siISS TnE Holy tsNb," ny AkuShETTE.
cHAMBERs R. s mprssSs casss ssa.sssa. Chin nni,rs..
washstands, style Of Ea,tlaks Louis KY hair Mat
Lounges e'iS oha. sra,.e. iass.n o.rDsss &c Ii
Se brs sssri5 Tables ssSs .s
leather china Glass ana silver W.,s oalsy h ss
dI vsssd ra,iroad % or s Sixth "venus ] ears to
S!SaSo Sss 'A
At Wss4 s4H dH SF5 4 svs
tSB SfTs Sas ssas Ssss
sRoNzEs, Oil PAINTINGS. okNSAMENTs, namely
s,ss ss'
artists Bronze figures Groups and clocks on pedes-
walnut
plee large snd small Dressing Gases
Mattresses spring Beds Pillows Bedding, Lounges Easy
Chairs Carpets, &c Bookcases. Desks Extension Table
Ser ss IF Fars:aIs s aIss fR
the sale Good. s.rsed DSxea aud shipped
Elevated railroad station corner OF 14th
The New York herald., 1878-10-28
SALES Ar AUCTIOv.
III B. HERTS 4 son. AuCfioSEkRs.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON TUESDAY, OCT. 20 AT los O'CLOCK,
AT NO. 25 last 6SrH ST..
NEAR MADISON AV.

HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ON TUESDAY. OCT. 20. AT lo1s O'CLOCK,
AT NO IS hAsr esrH ST..
NEAR MADISON Av.
PARLoR CONTAINS Rosewood suite in crimson sils
Hsps sc.cn % jan
anrse Vases Ave eet high cos. $40 In Japan rich Paris
ROOM
das . sas Il ans %
6XashEs coNrAIN rich w.lnu. and rosewood Suits,
Bsds.eads Bureaus Dressing Cases Amores
Ssps vss ."S ns%n sesns "cs
together with The usual assortment or Kitchen Utensils
m s sSss vi" be Sps for ii @ pssms ana 0p p
mts can bs had u, the MERTs ART KOoMs 81 Union
square.
I wALLkRsTEIN, AUcTIoYEEk1WILL BE SOLD i,1
Shri..ophs BY virtue Of ss:,si mGr'g.gs Ei swo nne
torney for Mortsagce
TUsTUs COOKE. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
This ooaay !, o ,slpGs als East .Dasa laS.a st.
to the highest bidder tor cash. entire Furniture, &c
massive walnut Bsaeoon, SUITS three Parlor suits.
ss Bs:.
BY adsr Seo.
r COOKE. AUClIONEEK
first class lcehoase, har, &s
TUESDAY. 10Y O'Clock, No 2,337 Sd av..
choice ioehouse fine Bar Back Bar, AZ. Mirrors
q This day. a, 10 o'clock. Lager Beer and Billiard
Furniture saloon yarick place Sullivan ST. Phean
Billiard Table Bagatee Table, nice Bar tho Household
Furniture, &c.
TAMES WISEMAN AUCrIONEEk. SELLS THIS
q O'clock tho Stock and Fixtures OF Crockery
store 80 Carmine ST., without reserve.
lanes CAGNEY. AUCTIoNEER, BOB VEST l4iH SIC
This day O'clock the furniture OF French Nat
800 West 14th TO be- removed Immediately after sale
Is. KILLEtN, AUCTIoNkER, SELLS TO-DAY
81 .(Mondav At seq Broadway, near 44th St commence
ing O'Clock, Lot Carpets Bedsteas Mattresses stoves
Bure aus Mirrors Paror Suie. &c Dealers attend
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIfIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CvMrAax.
Pier foot Of Canal ST.. North River.
For San Francisco. via sthmus Ct Panama, steamship
ACAPULCO ednesday. october 30 noon. connecting ~
Panama Central and South America and Mexico, and
SAM Franrisco, for Japan and China with steamship
CITY OF TOXIC, Tuesday, december 3, noon.
From Francisco TO sandwich Islands, New Zealand
and australia steamship CITY OF NEW YORK, Monday,
October %.
For freight general information apply at eompanys
the pier OF Canal North River, and
passage apply comDapys ticket Office No. 257 Broad.
MN
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

NhEDHAM's SOFA BEDS, PARLOR AND CHAM.
~ ber SUITS ~ make, greatly reduced prices
accommodations given Il required. LGLEsroNis, 4J3
Sth av., SD and 32d sts.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

JOHN q. ANDERSON a Co. AUUrfONEERs, cor
81 aud goth ST.. will hoid special sale Of ouse
hold Furniture and Piano this Monday ~ fO ocock, for
tho account Of children guardian Reslers invited.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

DlCuARD WALTBkS' SONS, AUCTTONEEhs.
III First clacss Dining Saloon.
Mortgage sale.-W sell Monday nt ION o'clock, At Ne.
100 Nassau Fixtures of first class Dining Saloon
vx Back Bar, Mirrors. Tables, Chairs Plated
Ware. Crockery. Glass Ware, Showcase. Copper Urns
Steam Table Ranges &c Saie positive. BY order Of At
tOrney tor Mortgngee.
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

IERARD BETS AUCrfONEER-9ROCE EKIEs,
UMonday, October 2s NJ 1Ols o'clock at J27 Broad.
way 34th and 3jn balance OF Goods from
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

(EO A. LEAvfiT h co, AUCrIONEERs
VI PRIvAlE LlBRAkI, COMPRISING many rare and
valuable BtBIIOGkAPflICAL WOKK~, SH fKESPFRI-
ANA. II COLNIANA. also MISC ELLANEOUs WORKS
In most every DETACHMENT OF LITERATURE. Now
exhibition at the Clinton Hall saesrooms To be sold
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings October 20 and 30 At
o'clock
The New York herald., 1878-10-28

4 Z. BAUAASN.-IMMEKsE REDUC1iOS Az
"A forty months time given to pay for Furniture Ca
pets Bedding at the largest establishments In the cit
biz and Ola 9Th av., corner 3oth st.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
SNOW IN THE CATsKILLs.

SNOW IN THE CATSKILLs.
POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, Oct. 2O.-Passengers from
Cask Mountains report snow at Overlook Friday night
THE IRON STEAMSHIP SARATOGA
CHESTER, Penn, Oct. 20.-The iron steamship
left Roachs shpyard morning for NewYork
win the service OF the Newfork and
Steamship Company.
STORM AT THE MAGDALEN ISLANDS.
HALIFAX, Oct. 20.-Advices from the Magdalen
islands Thursday state that sunday and Monday the
were visited by heavy OF wind and rain with thunder
lightning beginning ~ the southeast and veeing to the
north.
col. INGERsOLL DRAWS A LARGE AUDIENCE.
BosroN, Oct. 20.-Col. lngersoll lectured to an
unusually large audience In Music Hail. tonight on Hard
Times and The Way Out He made strong plea for
and persons were unable TO obtain admittance.
FAILURE IN THE COAL TRADE
BOsroN Oct. 20-Tbe failure Of Austin Z. Well
ingon coal dealer announced with liabilities
Affairs Of Charles b. sckney The Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Company said TO be creditor for $SoO00
POLICE REORGANIZATION IN BOSTON.
BosTON, Oct. 20.-A general order by the Police
Commissioners, recognizing the entire Police
gned and Captain samuel g. Adams senior Captain Of Po
lice succeeds hu with the title OF superintendent OF Police,
With Captain samuel Small a. Deputy superintendent