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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RS- On all sales Of Real Estate made betsose
the 1st Of January and last Of June the taresjot
tie present year hare to Gepaid blythe purchaser
Oa oil sales nladebet the 1St Of July and Lda
Of the year the taIeS haze to be paid by The seller
This custonl adopted about fifteen years age
BY al the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap
plies to Richmond and yielnity.I
WELLINGTON GODDIN.4 4 r. NJ, Trustees sale
OF house and lot In Duval's addition, at north
east corner Of 81. John and Coutts streets.
FRANK D. HILL & CO. and CHEWNISG & ROSE,
- NJ, trustees sale OF valuable farm about ter
miles above Richmond, in Hcnrieo county.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCIAL meeting OF
the Board OF Directors Of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce was held yesterday
aftcrnoon-President E. 0. N6lting in the
chair. Present: Messrs. Blankenship, Cren-
shaw, Watkins, Chidrey, Rogers, Dunlop,
Seddon, and Baakervill.
Mr.. P. II. Baskerrill, from. the select
committee appointed to investigate the
practice OF canal.boat captains selling pro.
duce without having obtained licenses
therefor, submitted the following letter,
which the committee addressed to Mr..
George D. Wise, and Dir. Wise's reply:
RICHMOND, Va, November IS, 1879.
Captain George D. Wise, Conmon,ceaIMs
Attorney:
Dear Sir,-We have been appointed by
the Chamber of Commerce committee to
bring to your attention practice among
many captains OF canal-boats on the James
River and Kanawha canal OF selling coun'
trv produce without having obtained II.
censes, to the detriment OF the trade oi
MANY of our commission merchants.
Very truly yours.
P. Fl. BASKERVILLE,
w. B. PALMER.
Cu,DrEc RI WILLIAMS
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DOITR BEAUTIFUL LOTs-Nos. 90,
eo q, AND e2-IN SECTION D. HoLLIss s
WoSD. FOR sALE.-These BEAUTiFSLr LOIs LIE
wv Sor sale. They are opposite Mt: 5. y. laros
section. aud run back towards !he snnnIS'
Iion. Amply at once TO W. Inc,ioneer.
no 14.2S
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mr.. TyTT,s PILLS.
TsUTTs Pulls.
SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER.


Loss OF Appetite, Bowels Costive; Pain In the
Head with dull sensation In the back part; Pain
Uaaer the Shoulder Blade; FuIlness After Eating,
With dsinciination to exersion Of body or mind:
Irritabiliiy OF Temper: Low Spirits. with feeling
Of having neglected some duty: Wearincss, Dizzi-
ness. Futcring at the Heart, Dots Before the Eyes
yellow Skin; Headach, generally over the right
eye: RestleSsness. with fftfu dreams; Highly
Coiored Urine. @"- =
IF THESE WARNINGS ARE UNHEEDED.s Sc
RIoUs DISEASES WILL SOON
DE DEVELOPED.
TUFTS PILLS are especially adapted to such
cases. One dose effects such change Of feeling rs
to astonIsh the sufferer.
CONSTIPATION.
Only with regularity OF the bowels can perfect
health be enjoyed. If the CONSTIPATION Is OF recent
date a SINGLE dose Of TUFTS PILLS will suffice
but II it has become habitual one PIN should be
taken every night. gradually lessenng the fre-
auency of the dose until regular daily movement
is obtained, which will soon follow.
Dr. !. Guy Lewis. Fulton. Ark, says:
.sAfter practice OF twenty five years, pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-biiious medicine ever
made"
Rev. r. r. Osgood, New York, eays .:
yousness. IL I never had any medicine to do me so
much good as TUFTS PILLS. They are as good
OFFICE, IS MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK.
Tau 15-eodtFe191
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

OFFICE PUBLIC CHAEIriEs,)
ALasHoUsE lctlDIHG,
RICHMOND, VA, Septen ben "a, 1879. }
LABOR EXCHANGE% HAS BEEN
Y ESTABLISHED, under the supervision OF the
nI.rSiyued for The plrpose OF obtaining work fos
thr unein ployed and homes for dlgens children cr
this city. o,,,<r, nc rppe
npFSE D. In connection with fhe "itepartmen, OF
Out ioor Poor" where Applications or those saeS-
ne employ meat and those desiring 10 employ rfs-
.otIs can be registered. ~
persons representing various trades and osSapa-
tiars are now registered for employ ment.
- reorested to can 1T or correspond aah this
ofice. .serrpHpINTES-
pESF OF PUBLIC CHARITIES EiCHAoSD
"a marked MLA8OR EXCHANGE"
FA' h CHARLES p. BIGGER.
sea..sm superintendent Of Public Caass'ies'
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IoC CAN BUY AT
LEVY BROTHERS.
BLANKETS AND CLoAKS,
FLASSELS-all qualities,
PEKIN AND BRoCADED SILKS,
CoLoEED and BLACK SAT1SS,
HANDSOME DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CAsIIMEREs,
and thousands Of other articles, all at the lowest
cash prices.
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Orders from the country promptly filed and &c
yer ed by express or mail.
We have all the NEWEST STYLES OF TYr1
and execute work In manner that cannot be sur.
passed.
Wealso do all kinds OF BINDING and RULING
We will cheerfully furnish estimates and send
mples when renulred. NH 12-d.sw.&w
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!LLsHEADS, $5.5o TO SS per reana, at
sas DlsPATGH RRlETlNGsROUEEs
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH
MEADE & BAKERS
SAPONINE DESTIFRICE
WILL PRESERVE THE TEETH, REMOVE
INCIPIENT TARTAR,
KEEP TIE TEETH BEAUTIFULLY CLEAN
Sold by druggists Ut SOC. i box.
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8nllu1oud 4ispatth.
FRIDAY -. NOVEMBER Il, 1879.

E7- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL TIE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERs OF THE CITY.
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PkHNTaNG.HOUsEs.
DIsPATCH PRINTING-HOUsE.
GOOD WORK. Low PRICES.

Ray1ng one OF the LARGEST AND BEST.
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, com
5ined with skilfh HssshaH,ear talent, we are prs
pared to execute promptly, In the very bess stye
and AT LOW PRICES, svery description OF
BOOK AND JSB PRINTING
SUCH AS
eUsINEss-CARDs.
RI f1SITiNG-CAgDs.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
WEDDsaessi-GARDS,
sHOW-CARDs
MANIFESTS,
BILLS LAD.NS.
1r-, .,. RECEIPTS
LETTER-HEADs.
NOTE-HEADs,
ACCOUNTS'saLE,
>,o,.s, sTATEMENTs
D4CG-LkBELS, -
- ENVELOPES,
&C. &C
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EDUCATIONAL.

CCHOOL OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
- PROFESSOR l.. n. HASsELEFF. Principal
(lata professor at Augusta Female Seminary; Miss
If. j. BALDWIN, Principal), 3D4 east Grace street
between Third and Fourth, opens OCTOBER l..
for children from six 10 ton years or age. Hours
arranged suit pnuiIs attending schools Of English
Evening classes for young men III French ana
German. Languages theoretically and practically
taught. Send FOR circulars to 304 cast Grace street
no ll.W,F&M1m
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BEAUTIFUL WHITE TEETH

W. y. BLAIR & co. have just received large lot
OF TEAS. Prices very low.
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HEY Gt3ssssS.

GREAT BARGAINS.
Having bought our goods since the immense de-
clu" which TOOK place the lst Of October, we are
prepared TO sell great bargains In oil departments
BLACK SILK, 75c. worth 81:
BLACK SILK, 81 worth 81 25:
BLACK SILK, S1.25 worth Sl.5O;
BLACK SILK, $50 woit I'll So:
BLACK SILK, Sl.75 worth 1925;
BLACK SILK, 50 worth S2 SO;
RLaCK SILK. 80 worth SS: .
CQLnRED TRIMMING SILKS and SATiNS all
cOl0rs:
C0LURED VELVETS-all colors-s2 worth So SO
CDLORED NEI.VETEENS-PiaiH and Striped;
Novelties In DRESS G0ODS-26 per cent. cheaper
than they were bought in September:
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES cheaper
than they were before the rise; -,
FLANSELS and BLANKETS we are selling Tor
less moaey than the same goods brought last faii ;
CLUAKS and SHAWLS. CASSIMERES and
CLOTHS. BEAVERS and DIAGONALSi
HERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and DRAW.
Frs for ladies:
&RRlSO aud ALL.WOOL VESTS ana DkAO =
NERISo and ALL-wooL SHIRTS and DRAW
Frs for men:
hERlNO and ALL-WOOL SHIR rs and DRAW
hrs for boys. COURTNEY & POWELL,
cls 429 Broad street.
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Entered at the Post. OGhce at Richmond, Va, as
/, second.ciass matter.I
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NAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE, CON
WI CURDVILLE, PA, chartered by the Legis-
ia'nrc Of Pennsylvania, twcnty-0nc miles southwest
OF philadelphia, on rhc Philadelphia and Baltimore
Central railroad admits both sexes. Thoroughly
fits boys for college, business for the study Of anT
of the professions. Gradutes young ladies. Gives
little boys thorough home care. au 23-d&w3m
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CARDoZo, FoURQUREAN " co.

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN Il co.
are now receiving their stock of
FALL GOODS,
to which they invite inspection
lNDRESs GOODS
their stock is larger and more extensive in variety
tl'D usual, embracing many novelties OF rare
Sca4;y. We name In part
STRIrED SILKS and yELyETs,
STRIPED SATTEESS.
NeT CAMEL's HAIR, IN choice plain coiors an
NrNMlE CLOTHS in one hundred diGeren
SHADES aud black
We secured IN June last. before the advance In
ttlks' large stock Of GUlNET and other cele-
ofaltd makes Of
BLACK SILKS,
which We are Offering lower than the same silks
nave bean sold for seventeen year5. we invite the
Sosssi lnsDect,un Of these silks and defy competl,
Hoh on them, as they are u positive bargain, ano
saH oaly be sold low because or having Deen
'ygSht before The advance. u..
NE aiso have large STOCK OF -..
BLANKETS AND FLANNELs
@srsh' before the advance which we Will sell very
Ssap In .sH.
BLACK GOODS
sTe everything desirable that is IN the marke
CARDozo, FouRQUREAN & co.
ItSsrs. Z. p. HUDGISs and A. F. NOEL are With
sssa Ssa Will be pleased 70 SEE their friends. =. t
a2b-eod3n ...-..-.-.- .-.-.-.---
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TIE MoSTRoSE WIIIsKEY sold by ". d. BLAIR
& co. is 4 rcn, mellow whiskey. four years old.
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DIR. c. MCLANE'S
LIVER PILLS
are not recommended as remedy " for all the Ills
hat flesh Is heir to-" but in affections Of the liver
and all Bilious Complaints, Dyspepsia, and sstek
Headache or diseases of that character, they stand
without rival
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used preparaoryto to or
after taking quinine.
As simple purgative they are unequalled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine are never sugar-coaed.
Each box has red wax seal on the lid with the
impression DIR. McLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Each wrapper bears the signatures of c. McLASE
and FLEMING BROS.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR. c. McLANE's S
LIVER PILLS, prepared by Fleming Bros, Of Pitts
burgh, Pa, the market being full Of limitations Of
the name McLASE, spelled differently but same
RECOMMENDATION, my 19-deowly
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT WORK. A
SPECIALITY.
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DR.. I. Guy Lewis, Fulton. Ark, says:
AFTER u practice OF twenty five years. pronounce
TUFTS PILLS the best anti-biiious medicine ever
made"
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DEPARTUKE or srsAmEws

DOR PHILADELPHIA and 49,
\ FALL Riy ER .--SteaE1eF ESER.3&&
NAN. Captain CARR, VIII receive freight Tor fiIa
above ports until FRIDAY the 18th Instant. 40
10o';11cs A. u. J. ": meCARRICK,
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THE AMERIQUE'S VOYAGE.

CONTRARY WINDS AND HEAVY SEAS ENCOUNTERED
ISLAND LIGHT.
The steamer Amerique. of the French Transatlantic
line, arrived yesterday morning at her dock and her
officers report that the voyage out extremely
rough one. Her captain, M. Delort, stated yester-
day that his vessel ought to have left Havre the
4th inst. but in consequence OF accident to the
steamer Herder the Amerique did not leave her berth
before the 5th. On the 7th, when she well off
the English coast, it began to blow stiff breeze,
which after while rapidly increased. The
following day brought much stronger wind and
corresponding rise of the sea- the 9th blew
gale. The winds rushed through the rigging with
the fury Of demons and the overlapping to
a grea. height. From the 10th to the 18th the gale
continued On the 9th the position of the ship was
latitude 4s deg. north, and longitude 20 deg west
from Paris. The following two days she made little
Roadway and from noon the 18th to the same
hour next day the entire distance sixty
miles. On the night between the 18th and 18th the
rudder chains parted but the vessel provided with
double steering apparatus this accident did not matter
much, as the gearing the poop speedily replaced
that which disabled. Not than fifteen
minutes lost III this way Between the 18th aud
18th the weather moderated but still strong gales
and nasty prevailed. The wind suddenly
and violently frcshened up between the 10Th and
10th Till it blew perfect hurricane. At the time
heavy'snowfal set in and shortly the deck and rig
ging became encased in coating of clear. hard ice
So dangerous the decks to tread that the captain
ordered the passengers to remain below. The
weather cold that the mercury fell to sixteen
i'll the centigrade thermometer. This of the
Banks of Newfoundland. From there to port the
weather, though rough, was better. Captain Delort
reports that when oil Fire Island he showed his lights
in passing the lighthouse there. but it that
signal made in response. nor was any telegram
other despatch sent to advise the authorities or
consignees of the arrival Of the AmeriQue.
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SUPERVISOR OF THE CRY RECORD.

Tho question AZ to whether Mr.. Charles Il. Wood
will be removed from his position Supervisor OF
the CITY Record is at present agiatng the politicians
about the City Hail. The position is very re-
sponsiblc one. aud the incumbent. besides having
Cyty Record has control all contracts for sta
bureaus OF the city government. In the latter
spcct the Supervisory action IL subject to Board
imposed OF the Mayor. the Commissioner of Public
WORKS aud the Corporation Counsel 1t is said
that Mr.. Wood has not managed the bureau
III such manner as to secure the support
of his supcriors. who passed resolution .
few days sincc III secret session, requesting
him to resign his place. This course. no wevcr, was
subsequently reconsidcrcd and Mr.. Wood was asked
TO present reasons by yesterday afternoon why he
should not be removed. The Supervisor made
swcr to the Board that he had received the noti
hcation In time to make suitable reply and asked
defend himself. This the Board agreed to do and
Mr.. Wood will have an opportunity to-day to make
his defence.
The Mayor pronounces tho report that Mr.. Wood
Was removed from his position ON Friday last false.
No vote on the subject taken did the matter
come up In that shape. The Board resolved TO give
the supervisor n hearing and accordingly notified
him of their decision The Corporation Counsel could
not have asked to have the vote changed on the ques
ton Of removing MIR. Wood, and of fact he
did not do
VINO WILL SUCCEED HIM?
In case Mr.. Wood is removed 10 is probable that
city, will be asked to take the position. His friends
have been for time past working hard to obtain
the place for him. Tho sdberents of the present
Supervisor. however, intend to make strong effort
for his retention. and General Arthur and other In
nucntal republicans havo Interested themselves in
his behalf MIR. Wood is not brother in-aw OF Gem
cra Arthur has been stated hut bears that rela-
ton to former partner VI the republican msemtss
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DRIVING AWAY INouIIERs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
Noticed few days since in the HKiALD . letter
from a Catholic complaining Of the way he was
treated in his Church. This docs not surprise mo-
know from experience that cannot get into a
Catholic church very easily 1t is not very easy for
any to Ego in to scott and remain to pray" 1
have been taught the Catholic priests were always
the lookout for proselytos. My experience tells me
that they do all they to prevent persons from
joining their Church. One Is supposed TO feel the
necessity OF becoming q Catholic either by their
sermons the soemuity of their service; but II an
inquirer is met at the door by . demand for money
IL has the effect of cooling him down considerably
feel this little hard because had wish to join
their Church. but found 30 many difficulties that
was dshcartcncd. Is 1t not strange that you go
into almost amy Protestant church and the usher will
come to meet you and conduct you to scatg Mr.
Dcecher said tho other day that in his church there
were 800 free seats. to me that II should DO
optional with people to pay or not. Uf course IL
they take interest In any church they will
support IL. IL the HERALD would take this in hand
things would improve. woULDBE CATHOLIC.
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THE LIFE SAVING CORPS.

meeting of the New York Life Saving Association
held yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. in the
directors room of the Maritime Exchange. The
semblage composed Of merchants. brokers and
persons interested in the work of life saving Cap
tain Paul Boyton was present Man" the newsboy
and his friends respondent in neat uniforms
aud bright regulation buttons. Mr. T. B. Woodward,
temporary chairman. called the meeting to order ut
aquarter after three o'clock. number of persons
then spoke the work in general and gave words of
encouragement. predicting that the corps work in
the future would greatly excel that Of the past.
Speeches were made by Captain Boyton aud DR.. Gar
rsh who spoke in favor of the scientific resuscitaton
of drowned persons and repeating his offer to lecture
for the benefit of the fund of the association. Mr..
Mcclure presented resolution investing the Ex-
change Committee with the power of expanding $500
for the rherancc of the objects of the association
and starting work on station. BY unanimous
sent of the society Captain Boyton added to the
committee to insure practical success Of their
efforts. The Chairman then nominated the Captain
for the Office, but the election put of until the
next meeting Monday next at three o'clock in the
afternoon. The meeting then adjourned
The HERALD acknowledges 81 from George II.
Brandt Mr.. l.. NJ Hirsch also presented each of the
boys with regulation army officers overcoa.s. with
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many Hall. and he cannot forget II at once He re-
ceived some of the highest honors of the organiza
ton, and was rendered tho nomination for Mayor ut
the time o Ercn aud Hayemeyer ran. but ne was
about going to Europe with his wife and was forced
to decline. and the nomination was given to Law
renee
do you hope for the return of Mayor Cooper to
the fold OF Tainmany?'
''Most assnredly. He will never be content to
associate with the heterogeneous crowd that at pres
ent surrounds him. lie knows and feels the tradi-
of the democratic party and the Tamuany So
cety, and he will in due time return TO his first
love"
Have you heard anything. Colonel of difference
between Mayor Cooper and some OF the republican
lcaders."
why yes. These are the troubles that break up
such unnatural alliances. They have some nlnss now
about appointment, believe, OF Commissioner of
Accounts and that is only the beginning of the bick
eerings and wranges No. the democrats are best off
by themselves"
THE FIERCE FELLOWS.
Colonel John X. Fellows, the Hotspur OF the anti
Tamuany movement, smiled at the thought OF re-
uniting with Tainn,any while John Kelly is the big
Iniun of the Wlgwam mo, said he, there must be
~ entire overhauling of the machine before
consent TO take ,ip with Il asain The secret society
within lamma.is must be abolished and tbs building
nsel tho same as Chirkering Hall or steinway Hall.
by whoever wants 10 hire it.
Az the Colonel was speaking city Hall politician
happened to pass and cried out Colonel why don't
yon let up on John Kelly =
III haven't said a word about him for some time,
replied the Colonel.
s.3nt you said mighty sight about him when you
had the chancc." remarked the other walking on
with an air OF mock Indignation.
I'VE arc not going tn unite with Tainlnany Hall,
resumed the Colonel, Ito give John Kelly another
opportunity to crack the whip We have had
experience of that sort Of thing that don't
to have repeated and we going to remain to our
selves until we can do better
Ex-senator Francis Nj. Bixby said 81 believe the
people in both elements of the party anxious for
union and will be likely to force the political
ayers to make the time approaches for the
Presidential election am still opposed to Tammany
Hall and its secret machinery and autpcratc doings
but believe that will fall be the force of public
opinion. and we shall have united democracy here
before another year.
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PASSAGES CRUSADERS.

Tho excitement about Passaic City and Paterson,
n. j.. the case of tho temperance crusaders,
Mcssrs Greenwood. Horne and Mceker. who procured
the arrest Of about twenty-five passac liquor dealers
for alleged Illegal selling. is increasing daily There
IN much bitterness manifested against these men.
who are regarded professional 'informers." Yes
terday, In the General Quarter Sessions. Judge
Barkalow presiding, Mr.. Arthur Greenwood
appeared and gave new security in the per-
son OF Edward Connolly. of Passaic. though
he had refused Saturday to furnish any other bail
than his counsel. Mr.. Stoutenboro, who not a.
ccptable to the Court His associates, Messrs Horne
and Meekor. both OF this city, arrested ycster
day. and when arraigned the charge of conspiracy
gave bail In the sum of $500 each. The trial will
commence the 23d inst.
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A nEJorxpEn FROM TRUTH.

To THE Eprron THE HrsALD:-
Dr. Burtsell accuses mo Of saying what is untrue
when say that one cannot get in the church with
out paying. Any one interested in this decide
for themselves by applying for admissions is If
arrangements the same as last Sunday. And
with all due respect for DIR. Burtscl, did not 90
hiu as short time before had been to the priests
house and complained of the same doorxccp-r who
had dragged me down the gallery stairs and thrust
me out on the steps. The priest applied to did not
seem to think any thing of 1t, and certainly gave
no satisfact ion had small encouragement to 20
again. IL has been subject OF great regret to
Catholic to appear to be in any way antagonstc to
our respected clergy but do not think 1t necessary
in order to be good Catholic, to submit to the
insults of subordnates; nor should have mon
toned DIR. Burtsel in the matter II tho sexton had
not assured me that the mon were acting under
orders. ThU1n.
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COMMISSIONER HowEs REMOVAL.

Mayor Cooper yesterday denied the statements
made by Mr.. Lindsay Howe 60 the effect that
promise made to the latter gentleman not to
move him from his position Commissioner of Ac-
counts. The Mayor states that he made no such
promise whatever. either directly or indirectly. Mr..
Howe may have 10 his house the 10th Of No
vcmbcr last. he says he did, but neither then nor
subsequently was there promise made to retain
him. On occasion when Mr.. Howe called ON the
Mayor he presented letters from Senator Conkling
General Arthur, William Il. Dodge and other promi-
ncnt gentlemen recommending nm for the position
which he then occupied Some Of the unicatons
made particular request that Ar. Howe b. not re-