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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-19

ODDS AT WHIsT.-The question is often ask
ed, WHAT are tue odds in favor OF good play at
whistf Hitherto it has generally been stated
as about eleven to ten but, according to
practical experiment recently made at the
Athen % Im, this seems to be somewhat over
the mark.
On the occasion referred to two tables were
made up. at one four really good players were
placed. At the other two good players were
pitted against two bad players, ad dnitted du +
fers. The same hands were then dealt out to
each tsble, and so the play continued on two
consecutive nights, At the end of which the
resnl5 merely showed a difference of five per
cent in favor of the good piay 40 against the
bad
Bat when the number of times that the
money stsked was turued over in the course
of the two evenings is taken ilto account, tbi q
really represents very considerable profit in
favor of good play, the Eve per cent in the
case Of whist being, ss it were, cumulative.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-19

FUNERALS, MARRIAGES, liberalization is
called to the card Of Coroner j. G. Roche. which we
publish in our Advertising columns He win take
charge Of funerals and the embAmiDg of bodies Having
been raised in the business and having studied it
thoroughly the Coroner fails to give perfect sat
isfactOn He has carriages in all poets to any
in the land, aud employs none bat experienced and
polite drivers Bis charges invariably loo. Call on
him at 259 and $50 Magazine street.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-19

The Republic of Columbia. South America,
has come to a Conrenio wish the ecciesi isstical
authorities. The Gernlania gives the following
as the text of this document, emitting the be-
ginning and the conclusion
Il. The formula or declaration to be pro-
moo need by the clergy, before they are again
res red to their Off oal positions and functions,
is to be as fellows-We declare that, by our
adhesion to the protest of our Bishop against
the laws decreeiug the supervision OF Divine
worship and against the banishment of some
Bishops We have only fulfilled duty of con-
science. Bat we did not and do not intend by
this act to disturb pubic order in the slightest
degree. Further, we have no intention OF re-
fusng to the State that obedience which we
owe 10 it according TO the prescriptions of re-
ligion aud morality, and servants of the
Catholic Church. Ga tie contrary, our office
imposes upon US the dnty of striving to main
tain peace, and of instructinK the people in
this sense, a We intend to do by this declara-
ton.
. Ga its part, the Government will publish
the following ordnance:
On the gronnd of the foregoing declaration,
aud in virtue of the plenary powers con ferred
by the National Government on the executive
auth ority, it is ordered. ALL those cergymeu
who shall have signed the foregoing declara.
tion of all those eoclesastca positions which
they held until the national Executive with
drew the Placet from them. All suits and pro-
secutions are stopped in the case OF those
priests who have signed or who shall subse-
quently sign the declaration. The officials OF
the state will not place any obstacle in the
way of the free exercise of all ecclesiastical
functions by these oergymen. and will pro-
tect them in the exercise of all rights guaran-
teed to them by the Constitutio
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-19
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tain, who had been lying in the hot sun for
three days without water a-~As-AJ-Sie~ts
from head to foot. After the close of the siege
the writer made inquiry aud found that this
braoed General Beale's front. Opposite Col
ouel Steedman the dead were not buried, and
their bones could be seen from the breast " or ks
when Port Hudson surrendered, twenty. Il ve
days after the battle. The negroes who fell in
the fight of May % were not baIied, althoug gh
at that time there W as n general truce. After
the surrender q detail of negro troops were
sent to cover their bones with earth.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-05-19
RLADON SPRINGS.

This fAruous Watering Place opens @sy lat ,..
U ; mail steamers leave Mobile Z VERY TUES
DISY and SATURDAY EVENING. Tickets for the
round trip sl7 good until used.
For certificates and analysis apply TO
J.. CONNER & CO. Propretors,
Bladnn SpTings, Cboctaw County, Ala.
Or to I. L. LYONS, Agent corner Camp and Srayter
streets. New Orleans. mySsn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
oHILDRES's DAY AT ocEaY GRorE
The Exercises In the Tent Having Fewer
Attractions than Open Air.

OCEAN GROVE, July l6.-This has been
childrcn's day Mt the Union Eyangelistic Holt
hess Camp Meeting, and strenuous efforts were
made 10 win the little ones from their happy
and healthy frolics on the ocean beach or shores
Of Wesley lake to spiritual services within the
tenting grounds. Several hundred responded
to the invitations but the clear air, bright sun
shine. aud dashing waves proved generally too
atrn tive TO the Juveniles. as well AS TO their
elder brothers and sisters.
At q A. NJ. there WINS II season Of prayer Tor
the salvation Of the children. and AT so A. Nj. u
holiness meeting. led by the Rev DR.. Palmer
Hnd wife. In the auditorium services We're re-
summed at lOa, with hymns. The Rev. +. i.
Hammond addressed the children. Early in
The afternoon there were Bible readings in Dr.
Wards tents and a chiliren's service Of song
and praise IN the tabernacle the latter led by
Miss Hamilton Of Brooklyn. At +. NJ. the
great auditorium in the grove was the scene OF
the childrena meeting. About 900 little ones
and their parents were present, After the sing
Ing Of familiar hymns. DR.. Hammond spoke
for an hour.
At4s T. NJ. thero was n young peoples prayer
meeting in the Tabernacle under the direct on
Of the Row. i. " u. Garrettson and wife. and NJ
i. NJ. the auditorium was again fairly filled
by wOrshippers and q sermon was preached by
the Rev. II. NJ. Sanders. pnstor OF the Baptist
Church. Yonkers, n. Y, Tomorrow Bishop
Fallows Of the Reformed Episcopal Church will
preach. and Mrs. Lathrop of Michigan will
surAk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
Robbed AT Noon Time.

The building at 500 Broomc street was a FASH
ionable dwelling the days when Sroome street was
fashionable street Iistwo stories and half in height
with dormcr windows ~ the atuc aud broad stone steps
leading to the wide Roman arched hall door In the YES
Thule to the rghtsa glass door leading 10 what was
once the front drawing room. counter extends the
length pf tho room, which il occupied hy hocchi
co. dehlrfsn new aud second hand watches and Jew
cry ON the counter are glass CASES which at yes
trdaA were nled with the gold aud silver wares Of the
hfm The only workinHu after turning die key the
gas, door opening ON the Nesubue out 10y door
~ the rear room. which L. occupied bed chamber
When he returned fifteen minutes later the glass ia tie
door that he hal locked had been broken directly over
We kew the caScs On the counter had been cleared
uriI contents aud watches that had been hanging the
window were gone Persons In factory Opposite had
noticed man enter the store while two watched the
NeNubule MI fto'chi estimates his loss at fJpbl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
TUESDAY, July 16-P. M.-The volume c

TUESDAY. July 16-P. M-The volume OF
business at the Stock Exchange was extremely
limited. and. aside from the operations in Lake
Shore which recovered from go to 62s. and st.
Paul common. which sold at 51i,@ 52951is@
52h@51'6. there were no special features in the
market. A large number OF operators are alb
sent for their summer recreation, but SUM-
Client number are still left to manipulate tho
market. and their profits during the past week
must have been lattering. in view Of the lin
tied transactions. The contest over Lake Shore
has not abated. and in a short time there will
be further developments. Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western stronger ut 81 y, and
the other coal shares reflected an improvement.
with iirmer tone controlling the transactions.
Morris and Essex rose to $50 New Jersey Gem
trial from 40'i TO Al = Mt the close. and Delaware
and Hudson was J. = cent. better at 5sh West
ern Union. however, ruled weak in the after
noon trade. and yielded to 9O's at the second
call. with Chicago. Burlington and Quincy sell
other shares vii be found elsewhere
The total number Of shares dealt in was 6s-
ware, LGckswanna, and Western, $3.50; North
ssS wes ss2o SC p5eerred 2Soo EE
l,i5O; New jersey Central. l. IA; Cleveland and
PITTSBURGH, lilo; Morris and Essex. 600 Mich
Island. 800; C.. b. and Quincy 800; Delaware
and Hudson Canal, $40; Pacific Mail, 3ls;
100 y. j, Southern 200: Ohios. 200: St. H.. k.
{. and n, 100; Wabash. 200; Chicago and
Alton. 50: A. and 7. Telegraph. 100; Fort
WAYNE. 80. and Harlem, To-
Gold was ilrmor. because OF some doubt as TO
tho anticipation of the resumption Of specie
payments. The carly sales were at lO0t,, but
the price advanced and closed at 1905.
The following were the principal quotations
iioA% i@ iie.FFSS ISSs
Ia, cent, and raj
The total cleanup the gold department Of tho Stock
Exchange were sll ,3poo. gold balances ti, 42OOoO
and currency balances, t,42S,43+ The Sub Treasury
redeemed feopD In called bonds and paid
terc-t on the public debt. slHOppl
was; Coin s25a sl'2 ~; DO payments s272
1871 do balance. slis 80 2i5 20 Currency recent,
sts ~ 81 do payments $3.50. 3SS. 80, do balance,
so aO5biSd4. Customs t2&s.Up
The Internal revenue receipts ut Washington today
were S9ftpp and the custom receipts $40 The
Treasury also received sSpup In national bank nurs
for redemption. The bullion m the Bank England
was u, creased fll-p Tic exports dome site pro
duce. currency valuation, FOR the week ending to-day
were s5.4i3os'3
Foreign exchange rates were reduced to 81 s3i and
- 49, for time AMI iemaud drafts respectively with al
| duunal concessions 81 ',mlc. IN genuine business
op approved collateral continued freely offered AT
--- = tt'ts sHi r~iuta ~naotiia
NJ 500 '"''
Government bonds although less active NJ the boards
were strong and tie dealers report good business
| the counters
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
MYSTERY IN FOURTH ATENt'E
Henry j. DE Boeun's Disappearance from
his Employer store.

Wilcox & Fitch, dealers in furniture at
80 Fourth avenue, are trying to find some trace
OF their missing clerk. who disappeared mys-
teriously on the LIST inst. About two years ago
ayoung man. who said that his name was Henry
]. De Boeuff visited Mrs. Mumford Of Madison
avenue. and told her that he could obtain no
employment. and was willing to work for his
board. She allowed him to remain In her house.
and for some time he worked steadily in return
for his food and lodging. Mrs. Mumford spoke
about him to her brother. Mr.. Blodgett 81 Gl
Fifth avenue, and De Boeur went 10 Mr.. .Blod-
getts house and worked for him until the house
was sold to Mr.. Fitch Then the young man
was employed alternately by Mr.. Fitch and Mr..
Blodgett, each OF them paving him $3.50 a
week He was very steady and industrious.
and gave ms employers entire satisfaction. A
few months ago he was taken 20 the furniture
store OF WILCOX Fltch, where his industry and
Intelligence pleased them greatly. He was fire.
qucnty employed n take money or papers to
tho bank and WAS trusted unrcservedly. He
WIS promised promotion within short time.
Nearly three weeks ago he got on truck be-
longing TO his employers 70 assis, the driver in
his work. He got Off subsequently o. 90 20 his
boarding house al Second avenue aud seventy
seventh street and since that time nothing has
A valise that belonged to the missing man
was found In Wilcox 4 Fitch's cellar. and in It
were some Of his. clothes. and a number OF
highest orlcr from the Rev. Dr. stephen II.
Tying. Jr.. II. c: Burngc X Co.. bankers a. EN-
chang" place; +. &: iodenberg son. ~ state
street 10 chester. " Y. and others. There was
also n good conduct certificate from the man
ayers 81 the Government telegraph station at
Amsterdam. Holland, and another document
from clergyman in Holland, saying that Henry
J. De Boeun was u member in good standing Of
the Dutch Church. from 1857 to 1873.
De BOeun was a native OF Holland but
nothing was known OF his antecedents. He
resoutaly refused to speak OF his relatives or
of his early life. His employers think he has
been murdered for the small sum Of money he
had in his pockets. They have searched the
hospitals and tho MOrgue without success. He
was more than thirty years OF age. and five feet
fair. and he wore very closely cropped WHISPERS
and no monStache. His hair was slightly
had on white straw hat, an alpaca coat, light
trousers and elastic CATERS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17

state bonds Mere lower We note sales OF Louisiana Is
consolidated At ia, S77i., Missouri Bs 1855 Iu3.. DO
H.. funded l-,i 1876. io5 Virginia Is. n.oidacd ~
series, ~. and Georgia Is. new, ut lu7t. Railroad
euritcs ruled Arm The principal transactions were
follows lehigh and W h, cOnso. 10. do do assented
5j'. Chicago and Nurthwcs stern consol coupon gold
bonds loi4ioi,,. Lake Shore Ids. conso reg iOl'.
Michigan central Is l2. Canada southern lists guAra
tred TaA North Missouri lists iOrtaiO5 Ohio and Mis-
ssspp consol sinking tund s-'s ritt>. II Wayne and
chic DDS ll2As Central Pacific gold bonds iU6i.: do
ISIS san Joaquin branch ~. do Istm Caliiorna and
oregon branch 81 Union Pacific m lt6: ST Louis
and Iron Mountain lists l~'s Southern Pacific lists ~
Mo, Kansas aud Texas con,ol asscncd 4Ot, wnnna
and ~ Paul 2ds ~, Ccnua Pacific land grant gTaH7N
Nashville g and 81 l. lists irp Nal and st Paul con
sinking fund lpJ's H. ami 81 JO con ~, Burlins
ton. Cedar and lists 72is Morris and Essex consul
Hi. Pacihc Il Of No lst IN. lvrs Alton AMI n 2is
pref, 90 Hank of commerce lis
The opening highest. lowest and +. Nj closing price,
Is today - ''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
sTOCKWELL's ASSETS.
Twenty-eiR Thousand Shares or stock Ia
Sewing Machine Companies.

Securities owned 10y A. b. Stockwell ex- Presi-
dent Of the Pacific Mail Compauy sold Monday
under an attachment IN favor Brsgglori. WHO vi.
the purchaser u the following 1923 shares OF stock Of
the Howe sewing Machine Company ri London, Ens
land for $40, subject 10 hon Of SJOfl 223pD shares Of
Conn. tor Sisl over lien ~ tJHtN. 7O7t shares ui
stock "f ule Indiana Manufacturing Company OF Peru.
Ind for so Si7, shares o stock OF Cherry Hall
Ran on Company for 81 T1i shares Of Cleveland and
Runio Petroleum company for - no shares Noble
iupucI Company for g.. on shares on Creek and
cherry Kun on Company tor u :sD shares ri Melton
Farm on Company Tor ~ 1p shares Mcten Petroleum
Company for 81 lp shares Hickory Farm on Company
for 81 ~ shares Wcikel Run and MrElhnnY Ol Com.
for II a. nrs mortgage construction bonds New
Orcan', Baton kouEc. aud Nchshurg RAILWAY Company
for so for the tot Lew Stockwcl bought 100 shares
Louis and san Francisco RAILWAY Company AT SiSS per
share. John Kennedy who, II Is understood. elrc.
srnt- Commodore Garrison. entered protest saying
that tle bridgeport stock was knocked down at SiOi
MI III h. lnII N
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
MARRIED..

BARSCH AII-BFRrMAN ON TUESDAY July TO- hy
his Honor Mavcr Ely MI Theodore Bar,chall 10 Miss
Bertha Bcrtmauu daughter OF Joseph Bcrtmann, Es 4
Copplln Germany
GkNANAUll-LAGEMAS ASSURE ON the 18th inst nv
his Honor the Mayor. Mr Joel Cavantgh 10 Miss Louise
Lagemassiure. daughter Vi ohm Lasemassure Esq, all
OF THIS city
MACfAELANE-soUTER On Monday July Is. by
thr Rev J. Kerr of the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Chur, H.,
Duncan Machulanr to MARI II souier both of this city
NlCOLkTrA -MuKlNO -On Monday. July -. by tho
Hon Smith Ely. ir Mayor OF this CITY. Sgnor GcnnA,
Ncolcttt to Sicnnrna Mnldalcua Murine daughter u
Si.nnt salvatore Mnflnn. all ~ Tlgsiano Italy
POrIhR-PlilIlPS -on Thursday, iuly H. by the
Rev Cornelius Is. smith George W. Potter 10 Mary A.
Philips
NOLPONE-nEM NRrINI IN Tuesday, July l. by
smith Fly. ~ Mayor ~i-uur GU>rppc Nnpone n
s.norina Hiuyannr nrmartmi, daughter of Giovanni
Demaftim OF Luitl-a. Italy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
MADE MISERABLE BIZ MILARTd.
Mr.. Jane. I.aiiy broken Down and Despond
ent PreNIons to his Suicide.

Respecting the suicide OF Mr.. James Lally,
Of Barr. Laly q Co.. importers at ll3 Water
street. tho senior partner said. Yesterday. that
there was no mystery as to the causes or cir
cumstances. He was positive that there was no
woman in the case. Mr.. Lally had abundant
opportunities to marry had no boon 50 dis
posed. but no never expressed any particular
wish in that direction. There certainly WIS not
any improper relationship existing between Mr..
Lally and any woman not known to his cir
Gle Of acquaintance. for he was most exemplary
IN his habits and morals. Ii was simply mental
depression. Mr.. Barr said.
About two years ago Mr., Lally went 10 Louis l.
ana 10 look after some property that he had
there He remained some time and while there
wiz. stricken with the malaria, which afterward
made his existence miserable. lie became re-
duced in flesh almost TO skin and bones. aud
nnurinR the week previous To- his death, Nj.
leayes large, estate. consisting Of lands
in louisiana aud in this State. and he had "A
large amount Of money that was yielding him
n profitable return In the firm Of which he was
member. No estimate Is made OF the value of
his estate,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
Haytian Finances.
r,a, A,.., a, u. A.-o,,a,, Pee, "

Nfw YORK, July 10, 1873
r. NE Aysn' NJ ne AsoIaied Press
DEAR SIR; In q long despatch from Washing
ton, published m the sunday papers. rcad in com
mum cation alleged to be written BY the United States
Minister at Portau-Prnce, few errors which may be
ininuous 10 the credit OF IIayu
Tor,inis said that ont Of ss42 az 81 collected the
revenues Of the republic sSiO7iD expended. and
.lppubl
Ihr above amount collected amt paid the proceeds Of
npuiIuu o thr custom duties set apart hy law e. pay
llt interest,". AMI a. refund the called Imprunt
Dominique ami not DOMINION Loan as termed IN
We press dcsh aswtll as the debts due by the past
Administration OF llaNtL
The revenues ut the country estimated Is ODO.
% instead OF tl,ruprp ami the whole expenses. in.
GLIDING foreign ichi, One pah leave VERY little surplus
The remarks - tie firsid mt upun certain measure,
which would teuG o. reduce the special Appropriation tn
pal our deut, IA t@Frt relate 10 mn export duty on
coffee which he proposed last YEAR 60 abolish At TINT
time the proceeds o said tax We're not appropriated TO
The ii, a., ru ui the outstanding debts u Tie pul c
In Publishing the above you Nil uhlFr Nour olnicnt
servant, NTfrHtN FkFsTuN, Minister lluAtl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
Live stock Market.

hccyes 10 loads, 1874 head. including car
loals for shipment alive 20 Europe The remaining car
loads changed hands at about Yesterdays prices Dressed
beet Wa IN hir demand AZ G99iac = NJ for common to
sides
Receipts OF calves were $50 head The supply was
ample and the market CLOSED with q downward a n
dency ~ 597c p for common TO choice vcas and s,t
91isc. for gfas~srs and buttcrmik calves
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were 10Y car loads or
22lH head There was material change either tho
tone Oi Tie market or IN prices Common to sheep
ranged from a. 20 Sc D. aud poor to good lambs from
sc u b4c r. NJ. with few choice Jersey 10 AZ 6lf
sac Dealers report quiet trade at 7asisc n No. for
dressed mutton and eSllc for dressed lambs
Rccepts NJ swine - loads, containing 3.0Sd
hogs None offered Tor sale alive but fair to good corn
fed hogs were wanted at ~ fBiiac. n N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17

Macmillan & Co.. publishers. said yesterday
that william Purcell, their agent, who jumped from a
staten Island ierryboat was undoubWil, insane Just
previous going overheard he had been talking with
men about his swimming. They dared him to
plunge into the water ana without hesitation he made
the dive lie had cigar IN his mouth and for lew
minutes he about smoking H. SoJnit evident
that lie was u.g'ng 10 keep anOat An alarm was
sgiyen and every possible EFFORT him made by
the the bOaL II /, said that he may have com
united suicide because he had obtained some money from
Macmillan Co. what species Ut false tenc,s
lie had NgnCd several small irregular drns upon Mac
milan Co ItiSas0 sAih that Purcell was not drowned
at Hl but that he swan To the shore, and sailed n
egnbound vessel He WAS once on, n IN the London
Post Oicc AMI Tor many AFTER his discharge lac
ceiVcd pension from the British Government During
the last two years lie has been very d,spaed short
time ago he spent two weeks IN an um Or the insane
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17

For the third time in two years there was n
suicide yesterday In the tenement nj ~ North Third
street, near Sec ond, Miiamshurgh building divided
into single rooms occupied tor the most part by unmar
ricd men The man who killed himself Yesterday was
gilbert Bischun, 80 years of nrc painter who had
cuped the rooms for many months lie did odd obs At
ship paniiug aud spent most m his tire alone A. he
had not been SINCE saturday, an ocer called
ia yesterday by the tenants and an forcing the door
Bischoll's dead body tuuud on the door WuhaT
relied pistol las ~ the end the fingers OF his hi
hand lie lad nred n slug through his brain lie had
no known friends or relatives In the year
ago, aged man named Mcnamara shot himself under
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-07-17
T0-DAY,s AQUATIC EYENE
The E,"bt.Osrea she'll Race between the
Etarvard snd Cornell Freshmen.

AUBURN, July 16.-Tho race to be rowed
tomorrow on Owasco lax between tho Harvard
and Cornell freshmen Ia attracting n grent deal
OF attention. Harvard Ia specially Interested In
tho race, as from tbese youngsters she will
draw her recruits for next years University
race with Ydo, and their performance to- NOR
row will DO watched with Intense anxiety. Cor
nol 10 on her motto also to retain the laurcls so
gaantly won In 1875 and 1876 on Saratoga lako
MAJOR Burbank. tho judge for Cornell. and
Capt. Croker, tho judge for Harvard, this
morning named WIN. Blake, OF New York
II will bo rowrd IN eght-oarrd shells, three
miles stralghtawny. tho finish being mt Ense-
moro, about ton miles from Auburn. Both crews
have had tho advantage Of good coach np
Gardner and Lewis Of Cornell's old crow are al
tending tp their youngsters, and Capt Bancroft
and Crockcr of III years University eight are
teaohing Harvard's crow Harvard IN rowing
int tho beet form. though that IL made up by Cor
nel's extra beef and tho race bids lair To be
very close and even. Tho youngsters are hav-
ing tho usual infections In the why OF jobs
comforters, and North Of the Harvard and Ar
mold Of Cornell have been obliged To- withdraw
Each. however, has n good substitute. Chas.
Courtney 10 here taking daily spins and pre-
pairing Tor his great race with Hanlnn. The
average weight and age OF the two crews az
taken to-day are az follows Harvard-averaRe
Corne-ayerage weight 1877 pounds average
age. 20'. yours This of course favors Cornell.
but Hazard has been work ny n great deal
harder and longer, and her better form will 20
far toward reducing the advantage In age and
weight on race day.