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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-13
POLITICAL NOTICES.
nemocrat la. Gnnser.ntiye PAGAN q

Democrat ic- Cor sentative Parish Conn
mittee, Parish af Orleans. New Orleans, Octs-
her -, 1AT9-The deli eateR returned as elected
to be Parrish Committee Mt tho election held on
October 3 1879, are directed to aasem BILE In the
Lecture Room III the Odd Fellows Hall on
TUESDAY, the fourteenth instant, ut 1880
e'elork y. M. for the purpose OF reorganfzing
That body.
D, G. SHIELDS, President.
J. VoLLRATH. Secretary. oe1s 1t
SsrnnRs rstic-a0U. esyatgye Parish GOsa~
mittee Parish of Orleans, New Orleans, Ooto-
bsr H. le79-There will be- a meeting of the old
Parrish q mmittee that Of 1878 81 In the Lecture
Room Of the Odd Fellows Hall ut 7.t5 o'clock
2, m,. GU TUESDAY the fourteenth instant for
the purpoe Of adlourniuE that body sine die.
BERNARD @. FHIELDs Pre- fdent.
JACon VuLLAATH Secretary. oc1s2 t
A.tents.n, Rnger Murphy Euaras-A
meeting will be- held on THURSDAY. October
10. ut ths club room corner of Chippewa and
Louisiana Avenue, 10 ratify the nominees of
tho Baton Rouge Convention. We hope to have
the pleasure Of seeing Cur honorary Vice prest-
dent. Gov j.. A. VA u nj our meeting. oc12
Riley GHaras Of the Eleventh Ward-A
meeting the Riley Guards Will be held at their
corner Of Third aud Roese" II streets.
% MONDAY EVENING, the thirteenth Of Octo-
Der. at 80 o'clock.
r. G. MURPHY. President.
JOHN MCLARNEY Sseretar. oe12 Ii
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EOk RhNT-THE LAHGE COTTAGE, NO.
1873 haDpart, Gear Iunaina at eet; 10 rooms =
s2b. Two smtll go tages on Where, near Conn
mon street: rooms. n targe lot: rent SIS. One
store u feet square. res idence and fixtures, on
TIE south corner ri Poydr8s and Franklin
streets. Apply at No. SO Where street near
0""m' N. R",t. &th se23 Il
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epy.4JsAL NOTICES.

Omce New OrIcaus and Carr0lttom
Railroad Company. New Orleans. October
7. 1s7p-At a special meeting of the Board
of Directors held J HIS DAY. dividend Of
TWO AND A HALF PER CENT was declared
out Of the earnlugs of tho past three months.
payable To the stock holders or their legal repre-
sentattves, ON and after The twentl th i'm
stnnt. WALTER v. CHuUCH.
ocs I'd Secretary.
rspa ctaB AeLce ~ .hippers tn af9nr0c
and all etationa on tho Vieksburg. Shreveport
aud Texas Railroad via Dsltn. IH. Steamar
MATCH Ell leaving every SATURDAY EVEN
mo Will stgn til aough bills iading NJ the same
rate ua other boats JOHN JANNEY,
oc7 tt ]. b. oARLlN. Agents.
Nosice-ghe nnaers,gnea ReAs leave to
announce to bis friends and the public that he
WILL opsn his larsr beer stloon on WEDNE9-
DAY October s. 1879 at a at. Charles street.
ocG st FRANK WITTUM.
special hotlcs--@PArttes having Pledges
Mt Harris Lopn 0fflee upon which interest has
accrued Vi not paid on or before the II Rs,f OF
OCTOBER. said pledges will be offered for
sale se13 II
Tha VoEnaD's EhYi.aihu nnAOa ws1k
meet on the first and second TUESDAY In each
mouth, at il g.. m, at the Carondelet street
' MRS. ]. J. LYONS. President.
Mrs IT, J. Coop Secretary des II
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FOR SALE.

N'oR 10 LE-THE AMERICAN SCHOONER
= JOHN g. WHIPPLE. s. 90 100 tons Custom
House measure. as she now 10 at the Plcayune
Tier. with rtaKfngs, anils and every other thing
on board to her belonging. APPLY at
MARKS BROS. IL Co.,
oc12 Wv No 104 Grayisr strfef
E1OR SALE-AN A NO. / HORSE AND BA-
- ronche, fully guaranteed. Apply ut Mar
keys stables, corner Common ana Claiborne
streets. oc5 Il
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E1OK Rem n FKONr ROOMS. FOR GENTLE
= mon ut No. % Orleans Passages. upper side.
b@f Ween Cbhrtres and Royal streets Reference
dnuirnd sefA an Nh n
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NANTED-BY WIDOW, WITH ONE
w child. II situali ion Rs hnusekeeper. Would
generally nsetnl Good refer. noes given. Ad-
dreee A IT.. 4hA's 81. andrew street oe107t4
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FOR RENT.

E'OR RENT OR sALE-THE FINE STORE
a. No o5 Deeatur ttreet suitable for retail or
wholesale business. Apply at l.. Frlgerios. No.
90 1hn,treR st,e t.. oc12 u
E7O RENT A LARGE FINE COTTAGE
DWELLING containing mine rooms ON
Baronne street, above Jackson. with large
grounds.
Also. the TWO.sTORY DWELLING on Ba-
rome pear Meipomene street
oc123* ~. f GaRHOLf 40 pprdido street
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UOs,sekee,,f

WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w girl situation to DO hnusevork and sew-
Ing. Address NJ. o., this Office oe12 att
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WANTED BY 4 RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
~ asin ,fion. Is q No. / cook. Address d.
nj this office oc12 2tt
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SITUATIONS INVERTEBRATES.
Ceoks. Nmr.ea. Etc.

9
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE GIRL A
w situation to do house work or nurse
Bast Of rAfarenens given Ii required. Address
MRS. FROWLEY. 333 Tchoupit. ulas street.
Ocl22 tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27
e~nEmotional paralysis of the memory Is a
tender Carolina phrase for falsehood.

GH "EmOClO0dl paralysis OF Gll0 memory Ii
tender Carolina phrase for falsehood.
eBThee romantic Kentucky girls recently
hit upon better device for securing husbands
than by advertising. They lived on the banks
OF the Ohio river, and agreed to each set bot
tie afloat containing paper on which was
written the name and q promise to marry
whomsoever should find the bottles. One Of
the girls has married recently the man who
found her bottle far down the river, the second
Is engaged to him who found hers at NatcheZ or
Grand Gulf, and the third Is In correspondence
with the finder OF hers, who also lives at great
distance from the point where the bottles were
launched.
H-Of Annie Louise Cary. who has Just left ner
home at Durham, Me-, farmer living in that
neighborhood says:-hAnnie's Jest the q ri she
used to be. She don't wear none of Ter fine
dresses when she comes back, nor her f1ashin'
diamonds either. She's jest as natrsl as natur,
and don't put on no airs. She jest comes In
to the old church and pipes up, and knows
everybody jest as she did whAn she was a
schoolgirl
uIn the year 1864 two Iomesticated goats
left the neighborhO0d OF H.arper's Ferry and ran
away to Maryland HeiR ats Since then they
have gradually increas ed until the flock mum.
bers about 500. TheJ are In every respect wild
goats, without the least trace OF domestic hab-
its. At night Trey shelter under q projecting
Cliff which faces Harper's Ferry.
e~"A Frsldd IN Silksn Is the startling head.
line IN an sHehange: "Ahl went back On you
did shes'ylR oekland Courier,
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DIED..

DIED.
CURTIN. On September 18th, 1879, at the rest.
deDc of Mr.. F. Reidenreich, Dix Island, Maine, of
neuralgia of the brain, DORA O. CURTIN, late of this
city.
Funeral took place on the 18th instant. from tho
residence Of her aunt, Mrs. Marion Roberts, ct AL
fred, Maine
DURHAM. On September 26th. 1879, GEoRGA
B., infant daughter 81 j. &. and Annie n Durham,
aged 10 months and "a days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
at.eud the funeral from the residence OF her par
ents No 800 French street northwest at O'Clock p.
M, Sunday. 18th instant.
REAGAN. On the morning of Sertember %. 1879,
in the eighty third year of her age CATHERINE REA
GAM native Of the county Of Cork, Ireland. MAS
sschusetts papers copyl
Funeral from the residence of her daushter. Ellen
Collins AT Washington street, between 4th snd 9Th
northW est Sunday, at O'Clock pm. Relatives and
frierds Of the family invited to attend the fune-
raj
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

NOVELTY IN WEDDING CARDs-It consists O.,
and is edged with pale blue and silver border,
with the word marriage" In the centre of the
first page in silver. The second page has the
fntimation, cat Home" after such a date as
with their address. The third page is appropri-
ated to their names, the date OF marriage and
the church and the minister by whom and
where the ceremony was performed, the fourth
page being reserved for the complimentary ex-
preston, "With our kind regards" to which
their initials are appended. The card Is great
improvement on the old-fashtoned wedding
caIdS-lLondOn Printers Re1ister
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A SINGULAR MEETING AT THE COMMUNION
TABLE.-Ata meeting of the Cornell clubs, in
New York city, Thur day, Col. FL. d. Tyler, in
course of political speech related the follow
Ing incident: He said his mother recently met
Mrs. Chis0lm at Washington, and the latter
said that when attending communion service
at her church, one day shortly after the MUIR
der OF her husband and son, as she approached
the communion table, and was about to drink
the wine, she noticed that II. G. Gully, the MUIR
derer of her daughter, had followed her to the
table, apparently to drink the communion wine
with her. Mrs. Chisolm was so astonished that
she hardly knew what action to take, but drank
the wine without resent1ng the insult
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

A YOUNG girl in Nova Scotia was so schocled
by charge Of theft made against her by her
the last she protested that she was innocent.
The inquest showed according to the evidence
before the coroner, that death was caused by
paralysis of the heart, apparently induced by
SJlOng excitement
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auct1oneers.
u 9th and D streets northWes
ENTIRE STOCK OF A EgJINITURE DEALER
CHANGING BUSINESS At AUCTION
THOMAS DowLINa. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF vALUABLN IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE ON BRIDGE STREET,

GEaRRsETHMN. D. q oniDoI oih0AA'
By virtue Of q deed Of trust, dated on the -
1St6 March, 1865 and duly 5ecorded in Lipes t$
land records Of the District Of Columbia, and at the
request q the party ssnSsed thereby the nnder
October. 1879. il front Of the premises, # At. s
70 The iie6ss. bid an that psrt q Lot
brs0ne,, seeording to sabdiyispn Of Peters I,
Contained within the following me , and bounds
line Of Bridge street from the southeast corner Of
Bridge and High etreets, and running on SAID nne
Of Bridee street east Is feet thence south and par.
silel with Hsh street 40 feet to an alley then e
west and parsllel with Bridge street Is feet: ana
thence north and parallel with the second lice TO the
beginning, with the Improvements, rlgnts anu ap'
purtenancee to the came belonging.
Terms Of sale: One third Of the purchase money
IN caah and the balance in equal instamenm: Pa ay
nonths and 10 be secured with interest ct six per
sentnm per annum. by deed Of trust on the prem
fes SOLD. $500 to be paid ct time Of sale. Al COZ
veyancing at purchasers cost II terms Of sale %
not complied with within seven days after day o.
sale, resale viii be had (after five days motifs
dedaultins purchaser ,o,
| 6eGd&ds ALBERT T. MATTHE YES Af"aS0''
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A GOOD MANI is related by the Troy Times
that clergyman approached "Paddy' Ryan,
the prize fighter, near the City Hall few days
since, and placing one hand on the athletes
shoulder said: my dear sir, any one blessed
with such splendid physique and such shapely
proportions ought to be good man." The
clergyman was startled by Paddy's reply: ga
good man! Well you can bet your life Pm a
better man than DWyern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

Two SuICIDEs.-At Troy, N. Y, Thursday,
Richard Kelly, well-known and highly re-
spected citizen, drowned himself Anthony
Felix, well-todo farmer of Adams county,
Pa. committed suicide few days ago by cut
ting his throat with a razor while laboring
under mental alteration
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STEIPPKD OF HIS CITTZENSHIP.-NO SCUue Sc
solemn has occurred hitherto In an American
legislative assembly as that In the Georgia SEN
ate on Thursday evening, when Comptroller
zenship. The speech making ran on until after
sundoWn, and at the final vote twilight had
crept into the chamber. Young Goldsmith sat
t1ce Warner. A red rosebud had been placed
by his sister In the lapel of his coat. He was
deathly pale, but self possessed, the only hint
his White fingers through his hatr Vii" Ills father,
gray-haired old man, sat near him, quite sor-
rowful but devoted. When the roll-calltng be-
gan the comptroller began to mark the ''yeas''
and "nays" In memorandum book, but the
s.yeas" fell one after another, unrelieved of
negatives so rapidly that he leaned back In his
chair and dropped his head on his breast
TChnrleStu7l Mems and Courier
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nUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers
- 9Th and D streets northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON r, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
STREETS NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE

ON y, BETWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH
sTREETs NORTHWEST, BEING HOUSE
By virtue Of I. deed Of trust to me, re. -
the land records o{ the District q columbia. 1::
ses, on TUESDAY, the 30th DAY Of september, A. D..
real estate. in the city Ok washington, >. g.. VIZ;
premises known and distinguished as and
Icing those parts Of lots numbered seven
teen and eighteen Q7 and 49, in square
numbered four hundred and fftysi1 1852 %
the same are designated and described on the Plats
and plan Of said city. contained within the follow:
q point In the north line of said lot eighteen dis
lance nine feet west from the northeast corner
thereof, and running thence south one hundred
and fifty nine (l59) feet one and one half inches
az in to the public alley thence west twenty four
Gay feet four and half 90 inches thence north
one hundred and fifty nine (l59) feet and one ana
onebaf 40 inches to the north line Of said lot
seventeen, and thence east twenty-f2ur or test
four and Snsns inches to the place Of 6es n
q desirable four story Brick Dwelling, with back
building, and stable on rear Of lot.
Terms OF sale One-fourth in cash and the balances
1t one, two three and four years for which the
notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest from the
day of sale will be taken, secured upon the property
sold, with policy Of insurance for $lOO00 for the
benefit OF the trust. AL taxes due payable out Of
purchase money. A deposit Of Three Hundred
Dollars viii be required Of the purchaser At the time
within one week, the property will be resold upon
five days advertisement, at the risk and cost OF the
sepi7.d VIM r. MATTINGLY. Trustee
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KILLED BY THE CIRCUS.-At William sport,
Pa, young man named White a performer
In Coles circus, attempted In the presence of a
spring board, but slipping fell up on his head.
He was carried from the ring speeches., never
returned to consciousness and died the next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

THE TooTHPICK MARKET Is agitated- Those
chiefly in use are Of white wood and pointed at
10th ends. A patent for fourteen years was
obtained for them in 1866, and the factory OF
the Boston owners at Bucksfeld, Me-, used from
three to ave thousand cords OF wood yearly and
turned out incalculable quantities. A box of
$500 sold for IS cents and the profit was large.
log six feet long and about eighteen inches In
diameter was placed in machine, where bevel
knives cut In each direction and turned out the
toothpicks ready for market. About eighteen
months ago another Boston firm stated q fac
tory In the woods of Ohio and used similar
machinery. The price then began tumb4lng
and fell to 20 cents at RETAIL then to IS, IA and
10. OF late the original manufacturers have
reduced the figure to 10 cents, or cents al
wholesale, and report their antagonists to be on
the verge of stoppage.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS b co.. Aucsioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF BUILDING LOT On 8
BY virtue Of . deed Of trust to Us, dated -
November ? 1874 and recorded in I4oer No 4
ton county D. G.. and Il the written request Of the
party secured thereby, We viii sell on THURSDAY,
pm, in front Of the premises all that piecs
eel Of ground in the city Of Washington. D: O.,
mans recorded subdivision Of the northern half Of
square numbered three hundred and thirty-dve
(330)
Terms: One-fourth OF the purchase money In cash /;
balance in three equal instruments in six nine and
secured b. deed Of trust on the property sold. A
deposit Of 300 viii be required when The proRerf
seven day. from the day q sss the Trustees
after i've days public notice. Conveyancing to b
JAMES FULLERTON,l
l9x Louisiana avenue, r,-,
JANIS WHITE, 4 ATu6see0
corner Of 12th and NJ
r. D. OLEARY, 0ale6man.
1epl0. Isl Il. 10.A. 37&oc*),2
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ONE OF ME-. EDlsoN's ACCEPTS has been in
Western North Carolina for several wee IS in
light. He has visited twenty nine places, In
Burke, mcdowell, Iredel, Bunoombe, Hender-
son ana other counties, In which the metal Is
supposed to exist and has thus far met with no
SUCCESS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

CHESAPEAKE BAY No PART OF THE HIGH
SEAs.-1n the U. S. district court In Norfolk
Thursday, In the trial Of John H. Dixon, John
indicted for stealing schooner from the har-
Dor at Crisfield, Nd. the parties were acquitted,
Judge Hughes decided that the United States
had no jurisdiction In the case, no portion OF
the Chesapeake Bay being part OF the high
SpSQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

lTRAMp got q new suit Of clothes out of the
Sidney, O., authorities in . very original way.
I3e committed some slight offence, for which ne
was put in jail: As soon as he was behind the
cut every Gud into shreds, including his boots
OF course q new suit had to be purchased for
him so that he could appear for trial, and he
ont
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ewAIa Porte, Neb, teacher killed rattle
snake on her school d0orsill.
UTwo dogs 'in Q hydrophobiated s.a4"
have been killed In Kalamazoo.
uThe peculiar yellow fever sr1ell perva1es
[Memphse Letter,
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BANK * az SM sb sTSdk sE0KIRs.

buy and sen, through the Iey YORK ssocx Exchanse.
al the actve seocn n1a Fl ndsS,sed T6s1 ns9o;Ssts
atcck p1ayileEs 9 r.tss tsst sGeFd re- sna
tto9ue.axt ocs,cuIsF And aeock rep0x2 o pfa4tx1
Snli Hnussticuls1S. aIe mailed free % sppaoneoA
00p26ooly
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ACCORDING to official data the total number
of the Hebrew race to-day Is about what 1t was
In the days Of King David-between six and
seven millions. There are in Europe about
5000. 600. in Asia 100000 in Africa over $4,000
and In America from million to q million and
a half. The present population of Jerusalem
is g1ven as IL, 500 jews 1900 Mahommedans and
S 900 Christians. The Jews are classified as
German, Spanish or Arabic Jews and they
speak the language of their respective count
ries. Since Sir Moses Monteflore, by virtue Of a
large loan to the Porte holds Palestine IN lien,
the Jewish population has greatly increased by
Immigration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-09-27

METHOD IN BIS MADNEss.-Homer J. Gran
dali was arrested some time ago for putting an
Internal machine in the cellar Of his house and
In his barn, lighting slow match, and then
going of to the Thousand Islands, leaving hts
Wife's relatives IN the house.. The lights were
discovered late in the evening and calamity
WIS avelted. To-day Mr. Crandall was taken
to the Utica Asylum for the Insane.
sFThe jury at Albany, N. Y, in the case Of
Ramel, charged with attempting to blow up
OtcuuiOH lss1nfOt LIZ
arson in the third degree. Sentence was post
naned.
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THE BUFFALO CH1LD-STEALER.-Charle E.
Schuyler, who figured in the attempt to abduct
the daughter Of Townsend Davis, OF Buffalo, N.
Y, has been Identified by governess as the
duce two children to walk through the park
with him and wheinsulted the governess, when
she took them from him. The Buffalo detec-
tive agency have received a telegram from the
police authorities at Chicago Identifying
Schuyler as one who committed a burglary In
that city recently.
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THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CATALOGUE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE
IN HOUSES 1913 AND 1875 VERMONT AVE
NUE., OPPOSITE THE ARLINGTON, CON-
PRISINc ABOUT THIRTY ROOMS
On MONDAY MORNING. September 29th, "A
1879 at 10 O'Clock, shall, by catalogue. the VA
Furniture and effects in the above named
houses, comprising in part ~
French Plate Pier Mirror, Slab and Brackets
Rosewood Parlor Suite Upholstered in Reps
Hair Cloth Parlor Furniture.
Walnut Marble Top Tables.
superior Window Hangings.
Easy Chairs and Lounges.
Elegant Vases and Mantel Ornaments
Fine EDeT awnings and ChrOmoe.
II Sets OF Superio Black Walnut Chamber Furni.
Fine Single and q Walnut Bedsteads.
Single and Double Walnut Wardrobes.
Fine Hair Mattresses Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Large quantity Of Blankets, Comforts, Sheets and
Spreads
En- glish and American Brussels Carpets.
Hall and Stair Carpets, OIL Cloth and Rods.
Walnut Extension Dining Tables.
Walnut Breakfast Tables; Gard Tables
81 Walnut DINING Chairo.
Fine lot OF Table Linen.
Splendid assortment Of Plated Ware.
Extensive collection of Fine China and Glass Ware.
Great Variety Of Cooking Utensils and Kitchen
Requisites.
One Fuller and Warren Range Nos.
sep244s THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
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NINETY MILES IN NINETY MINUTKs.-The
new locomotives being built for the Pennsyl-
van1a Railroad are to have driving wheels five
feet eight inches In diameter, and the new
schedule for this winter will make the time
from Jersey City to Philadelphia In ninety MIN
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az Nitro gly cerlne pills Tor the relief OF pa
tients sffiicted with angina pectoris, disease
of The chest, are now manufactured In goo0
faitn by a London chemist. They are favOfably
viewed by members Of the medical profession.
As nitro glycerine detonotes when struck and
explodes with great violence angena pectons
stands poor chance In competition with it,
London american Traveller.
eE-Western Union Telegraph ONCE, O'Clock
In the morning. operator received the follow
ing; HChrist (abbreviatton OF Christian) died at
II nIolock last night" RuSheS to the manager.
.Wbat shall we do about this, Mr.. Langhourn?"
"About Whats" Breads the dispatch.) "Why.
that internal idiot at tie New York Office has
been holding this back for nearly 1880 years.