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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

WHEN a fool is young he spends
much time in parting his hair in the
middle. When he is old and bald he
wastes much more time in trying to
make the ends of his sparse locks meet
on the polished crown above.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

"WHRs stranger treats one with O
want of respect" said a poor philoso-
pher, II comfort myself with the 70.
Election that IL Is not myself that he
slights, but my old and shabby coat
and shabby hat, which, to say truth,
have no particular claim TO alteration.
SO, If my hat and coat choose to fret
about IL, let them; but Il il nothing
10 me-"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

THERE are times when the simplest
act Of charity, or the slightest words
of cheer or encouragement will accom-
plish untold good. therefore withhold
neither, for the result obtained is
bountiful and noble reward.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

THERE are many men who appear
TO be struggling against adversiiy, and
yet are happy; but yet more, who, al
though abounding in wealth, are mis-
erabIc.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04

THERE are enough fine moltoeS in
the world. What We want Is for men
10 wear them pinned on the lapel Of
their conscience.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-12-04
OhISE'S SCREED.

HOW PLoN PLoS LOOKS AND LlvEs-CELiNE
CHAUMoNT's LEER-CRoIzETTE' SMILE
AMERICANS IN PARIS.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
PEDEsrRLINIsM ~ WATER STREET
John Harry Trying To- Walk 500 Half Miles
In the Grand Duke Opera Iouse.

In n dilapidatcd building in Water street.
in which the Grand Duke Opera troupe hnve
lately been entertaining the Fourth Ward
public John Barry. ayoung BROOKLYN tnsmith.
was tramping around sawdust truck last
night. bent on walking 1.j00 half miles in 500
quarter hours. lie started at 7 o'clock on Sutur-
day evening.
The first story. whore the opera troupe used
to give its performance. was pitch dark and
nlrd with rubbish A reporter FOR The sun
stumbled through u raylcss entrance and
reached door where ticket seller stood be-
hind a barrel with n board across the upper end.
This served to hold the cash box and tho
tickets. Admission WAS gained for tho sum OF
ten cents and the reporter climbed a ladder like
fight of stairs to the second story. Here saw
dust track ran around n loN-,eillnged. long.
hs"tcd The nlaso. and tercsnne Ii i"mnS illn%i'
nat"d It, Planks along the whitewnshed wallis
served as seats Tor the spectators. Al the further
end OF the room was n table where the Iu igrs
very big accordion and tho other wth "A double
pnir oi bones. furnished music; Tut th"y
seemed very tired. aud tn litiir fellow wlth tlr
tones rtnppcd work altogether.
Grand Dukr audience " boys. ranging
from IL years 81 AZ. hllr the room. hlI ia
the tri, and cut al SORTS ol c'p,rS Al VI" re-
portcrs' entrance Barry WIS asleep IN iitle
room formed in ono corner WIN some ~ IN.
old canvas scenery OF the opera troup.
rough cou 10 was hero prepared. and IN iahl.
stool sonc odd rrock"ry. contain ng th" Cruel
null other foo supplied 90 the u .dr-frian.
The quarter hours were ruus lY u ruWN"U.
hung ty a w,rc and pulled with string.
Promptly at th" sound Barry WIS ntpuS q aul
runIl. 'rouly uul az tn, S.',nd hr.l hr WIS of.
H. wore pnir of shoes thAt Weighed about six
pounds. hut he ~ to luvo light phr "i p"lrs.
iri.u .!,osa to-day. He made good IN" around
the track of which twrniv-thrr" circuits uhGu
"A half milo. finishing IN six minutes
At 10 o'clock IA" orch"St rit struck Tor hgher
wages They had played " HrnndiHthrrs
Clock" AMI other popular music since ne be-
ginning OF the walk. ami had been pad iuur.
tenn crnts thus far Farther payments not
being forthcoming they walked of with their
musical implements Tho little fellow with the
bones was pronounced II ilrst-class artist. equal
10 nny performer IN the minstrel troupcs.
At IL O'Clock Barry WIS making regular time,
aud the boys who were looking on were having
IA llne time.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
POSSIBLY IN EXTRI SESSION
Subjects OF Contention that May Defeat the
Appropriation BIlIs

WASHINGTON, Feb. est must bc admit-
ted that the chances Of an extra session are
steadily increasing. The Senate Committee on
Appropriation has added $3.50 GOO to tho Def
cheney bill. in order to meet deficiency ra-
ported by the Department cf Justice in meeting
tho expense OF enforcing the Election law. The
item was added in committee aftera strict party
vote. Tne Senate will pnss this amendment
without dnubi. .rud the House will rc!us to yield
II Is difficult to believe that the upper Cham
hcr will stand upon this item. however. Nv the
House tomorrow the Legislative bill will be
taken M nitrr the morning hour. and ii stems
10 hr the impression that some CONT romise hHs
born reached by which the Republicans will
yield. after a decent struggle, on Che amendment
r'peaing m" Election law. The House will
then take up the Sundry Civil bill. The Post
ON - ApproIriauon hil. which tho senate
sad led with the JOiu Ron N subsidy. Is on tho
Speakers table, ana can only be reached in
regular order when tho bill is taken up cou-
ference committee will be- asked for and 1t is
Understood that the cOnlorers ON the Part Of the
House will BE- naty opposed TO the subsidy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
s7RUCK DEiD Br Az IrILfIM
n sunday Evening Trngcdy In Harlem -
Je"iousy ut the Bottom OF ~.

John Schhctzcr, n sturdy German, went
nwny from his family. who 1.-Two at 239 Enst
lllth street. yreterduy afternoon, saving that
ne would be back about O'Clock. but ut that
hour MS body was bong placed upon stretch
or. He hnd been stabbed by somebody tho
police are not certain by whom. ns ho stood in
front OF peanut stand ut 10Th street and
Third avenue. Death was instantaneous The
circumstances that attended tho murder wero
known only to tho four or Ave persons who
stood by. and they appear TO have determined
to say NJ little as they can
Putting the stories that casual Witnessed tell
together, it appeared that Schurtzer snuntcrcd
up to the peanut stand that is kept 10y black
eyed, black haired Italian woman Mt 10Th street
and Third avenue. He bought some peanuis.
and then seemed TO be Joking with the
woman. -Four or flve Italians stood near by
They did not Seem to be particularly
Interested In Schnrtzrr's chai1lng. until sud-
denly one Of the mrn--two hovs say "A man in
his shirt sleeves. while Thru uvcuue ear
driver SAYS man IN II brown ovrrruni-
slerped up IN r. Mt Of Srhnciz' r.. aud sccmrd
to have struck him blow which causrd him to
r"" and then full. Tho car driver saw the man
run. anu putting on the bruko hr jumped from
the car and gave chnsr: but the mnn
entered one Of the numerous cabins in that
h"Hhinrhuod. Then the car driver returned
10 Srhnrtz =. and saw that m inch of iron
Tho driver tried to withdraw it but could
not He saw that the man WIS dead.
At that moment Omrcr Reilly came
up. In ten minutes Capt Robbins had the
Italians under arrest as we'll ~ the peanut
womnn who SAID her namc was Louisa Jackson.
She srd that hnelz'r said something To- her.
hut would not tell what Il WIS. and that one "
tho men strnck him with the srlssor-. The blade
Tint was " drawn from Sehnrlz'r throut had
been broken b, the for,'o Of the blow Mt the riyot
when hound II to the similar blade of u pair of
taiors' shonrs. All Of the Italians and Louisa
sly mat an Italian called Big Mike" struck
tho blow, hnt Capt Robbins Is Inclined to think
thht Louis Ialn"ro ono Of the men whom he mr.
rested is the murderer. BECAUSE a ring belong
ing TO Palm"ro WIS found on the spot where
Srhuetz"n fell. The wound was only two or
lar vein.
From the fact that Schutze had bought nea-
nuts and chnttrd with the women before. some
OF the police are inclined to think that jealousy
may have been the cause of the murder.
Sthultn was butcher. about - years old. and
an exceptionally lOlly lOOI-uatured mau
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
ST PATRICk'S DAY IN BROOKLYN
Iri.h Organizations Failing 90 AEroe In Re
gard 90 the Parade.

The prospect for brilliant st. Patrick's
day parade In Brooklyn is not very encourage
ing. owing to the dss-nsons in the ranks OF
tho Hiberninns and the determination OF the
Mutual Alliance and most OF the temperance
societies to participate The Ancient Order OF
Kings County Is divided into two factions Bit
terly hostile to each other. and Mt the present
outlook II seems that there will be two separate
parades on the nth Of March. Already ono of
the factions. which is known by tho title Of the
Irish Societies" has laid out n limo Of march.
which has received the approval oi mo Police
Commissinners The parade will be- through
tho princtpnl streets and the procession VIII be
reviewed in front uf the CITY Han ny Mayor
Howell and the municipal Officers. Inc othrr
ssction which claims tO hn regular although
onnnsrd Ia the action Of the Inst national CON
vnntion Of the Order. held II meeting yesterday,
and also made nrrungcmcntS Tor parade, IL
ia snid To be- doubtful II the Police Commission
rrs viii grant second permit. IN view ol lhe
danger that the rival factions may meet AZ some
point ON the line OF march, and that trouble
might rnSue. 49,
4 meeting ~ the Irish Societies ot Kings
County was held nj SUwyers llull Yesterday
afternoon. There we're present liO d"lesh's.
rpprrsrnting 80 societies, ana nrr1ng"m"nis
were mnde Tor tho parade. II was reported
that Col Cnyhnagh had promised tn send an
escort oi 800 mon from tho SiNty-nlnih k'gi-
mnnt. and a committee was appointed To cGnirr
with Inc Mutunl Alliance for the purpose ot in.
Iu ing them To change their resolution Rnd
ioin in tho paralc. The ConWntnn puSsrd a
resolution repudmtnG James j. .ODonnrll. VINO
WINS advertised to lecture under the auspices ol
tho Irish SOGirtlr. TINS evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
NO IMMUNITY FOR ANGEL.
Bonds OF the Value Of $4,000 20 he Ex-
pressed from New \ Ork 60 ChIcngo.

CHICAGO. Feb. 23.-Mr. George NJ. Pullman.
President Of the Pullman Palace Car COMPANY told
Tna reporter that the securi'cs recovered from the
person of charles W. Ansell the absconded secretary
had hccn received a, the oce OF the company In Ncw
York Mr. Pullman tccgraphed to den. Porter. vice
President vt the company whose office IS in New York
Ia express the valuahe- amonnun- To- about Splo to
the chicago nfce The securities consist ui bonds 0 The
city m Chclfo NJ the United Stit- ant nf the ChcalO
and Alton Railroad, to-ethcr - lih lew Bank q hus
land notes. some EnElsh -nNefci-nN ana lU'u.
ably Sil'ui or 500 m cash lhc toifl amount
stolen hs Ausru was about Sli3.pn. MI iullmAu
str,, TINT gi the arr tugemrnt- compete Tor tho
speed, delivery of ANGEL into tho custody W the law
Officers Chicago The rrqW.iuon made hN the tiuNrr-
nor o noi. tNc Governor nt fruu~t Niih iut Ne
uriuNc Wa. forwarded SOME time MI fuliunn :
at,nnn Nns called to the current report uat Au-rl
was tn be- granted mmuntN up"n ms making RESTITUTION
to the comnHuy of all the securities ana muu spl'n
hy him This -tn hc pronounced 90 he Mh"llN uuNn.
thnrz'd und without foundation ih ihcL Anirl Nmlhi
be tuTpol the law officers hr sad, 10 be drall
with a. nay 90 them seem proper ANA lust
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
4RcmnISnor prRcEAl'S DENIS.
Claims Filed Amounting 20 s3.0OO'oOO-A
Lottery scheme for his Relief

CISCINNArT. Feb. 23.-'1ho financial trou-
blcs OF Archbishop Purcell appear to in'rense
10y Inter dcvelopmrnts The trustees appointed
some time ago To receive and audit the claims
against him decline TO make public statement
OF the amount already lied. but at recent
meeting OF tho clergy. at which the
Archbishop presided. he said that claims
had already been fled amounting 10
81 900 200 An schemes for his relief having
apparently failed. an effort Will be made by a
COMMITTEES ~ Roman Catholic clergymen to
have the State laws mod fled so that n lottery
scheme may be- inauNuratrd for his benefit.
Their success however. is considered extreme
ly doubtful in Ohio. The Irish Catholics COM
rlnin that no help has been rendered the Arch
bisnop from the German Churches. while the
latter ask that full statement AT his wants be
mado public first.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
WHAT BEcaME or ruE LIouoRs
Mr.. WeIsh's F.tnte 60 Fay Dulles Seven
Years Ancr his Death.

John G.. Welsh was well known in this city Tor
about twenty years as wholesale liquor dealer IN
Beaver street In 1872 he visited his brohcrat funchAl
and committed suicide soon after his arrival In Madeira
Ills business had been let, in the hands OF eonhlcnual
clerk who had power ot attorney and continued mak
inc contracts hu,iug and selling goods IN the name of
NJ Mrish. rhi- went On Tor some month- before inc
creditors found It cut Then litigation followed, ana
nuaiN one ot tie creditors, Mr. James k.d, Ma'ap'
pointed administrator ol the e-tAt" ul MI welsh Ihr
Hs.rs were handy surnt ios the creditors nni the
lawyers Int Mr. Reid discharged his ofce 10 the sats
iucilnn ot the Surrogate. , o..
against the estate Mr.. welsh growing out o' UNPAID
duue, ON imp'-td lpnots i'h ll H"N, lnN.Hn. W H.
huu,4, and unclaimed tor three yVnrs-luns Hlwr MI
Mv-hs death Then according % law, thty were SOLD
fc dut- But when IN snd' Mtrv pu up Tor shlc some
of tic Inrreis were found euuiN AMI c mere sHNt,ld
not huug enough To ray tlr duuc' Ihttrul"n lhc "y
errnt.u slrd the administrator Of the Nsata oi Nj.
Welsh iur the de HC.rut luucs
A Jury aWAr led the HVNeTnrcnt $50 %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24

The study OF the Irish language has boen Wig
orou.y prosecuted by the Brookyn fho Celtic Society
for the past three years Glasses comprising both sexes
meet for m,tEg uon twice week In the hall Of the
Society Nos $50 and $50 Fulton street The average
number Of pupils in attendance Is over 100 many o.,
whom read write nnd recite with ucncN IN the nrislnh
Criuc tongue. Last evening \ lecture Na6 dehNotel
under the anspices of the society, by ONii Russell 4
nubiu ON the subject, IRISH Language, Literature ana
Musiri Mr Russell referred 10 the iac. inst IN io
Dublin University and IN the lrsh national schools pro
os.nrs OF the Irish Language regularly cnpoNr ana
sAid that the prospect was that IN few grn'tatioiS
knowledl the ancient Hnd poetic lAu9u"g" would he
almost universal IN the country. II Is proposed ia a
short nc To give an entertainments literary a'd musical
n the W be in the Irish language
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
sP.IRKS FROM TIiE 1ELEGRIPM

Daniel Giles a mule spinner uf Miyine J., was
kd ON saturday usht nN tr owl freight IrHin az lhe
Worcester railroad near Blackstone.
quarter miles M 90 quarter hOlrs at e Music Hal IN
Providence On saturday nlshL
william q Kmesani Jr., the fireman who was shot
ON lhur.uiy ul-ht hN lTuuh hrnutlf lu i4NcfsNAW,
died Yesterday morning Kennedy L. 20 custody
Tile Riverside Ho'cl. At Pleasure Hay, near Long
Bthn. wln mt, acres uplaul ai m, iiuM lhnl, mas
been snid 10 X j. Donbus, of rhntdrpHia tor fl1pn
Col Milinm Ro.s formerly tHmnus Stage driver ana
eNuressan who Ind the nr-t tNlut tS' rn" uh the s.
tnn ami Providence railroad. ani aln tie INST on the
provupuce and Worcester Railroad, dri IN Providence
ON saturday nsht When jenny Lind visited Providence
In siO Col Ross purchased the choice Of seats At sos
The dead body OF nm Indian was found on the ce near
Surkctt llarhor Yesterday morning lie was last seen
alive at sackcus lIarhor ON MoniaY, when he started
far taluup Island about four miles from Mat place lie
said that he came from Watcrtown Wncn found his
coat was OF and covered over him, aud an empty
nhiskcy bVLAe Was l!lns by mis- aide.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
A Vulain'. Exploit.

"la2zic's killed. crel little william Smith.
as he ran into thc front in the Arsi 'or' at $50
West Twenty eighth street. at 10 o'clock last evening
Mrs Caihaune Smith, the mother, had two hours
before put her children to bed, and lct her hus,
hand in charge ui ticn while She went to attend
u s.ck si-er Mr. smith M" ioih'r; haa fallen
VA, stnled bV h- hnY coming out IN ms night ciohe.
AID snNlng that Elizabeth. who MAS nnlNd YEAR old, had
lreu murdered Father adi p'oihtr ran into the httc
br.,roAn ON tie hrd lay the hu"Nnl mronN. .inn, a
lnuc Oi GLASS had been hrscd amt tho WdlW til open
Tnr father summoned Onccr MHcnnmrN willie Alnih
said That Robert Bl1ck had entered lr room siNi tioh
by ucr thrrats nud threatened To k trW uicy gave
nu alarm Then he uhie Hu oulthrtoaa .'aht IN lhe
yruusc Il chill L. ami rit her unconscious ohccr MrtuT
iuirk traced Hacks footsteps iu the snow ACROSS the
ward IN Tie rear 10 4 stable, ana there secured hiu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
A..nul,lux an Archb,.hop.

CoNsrANrINoPLE. Feb. 23.-The Archbishop
Of Adrinnope is not dead hut is severely Injured lie
was assaulted account OF his Turkish sympathieS
Prince Lohanof has promised that the Russians will en-
deANnr 10 dt-cuVrr the parties guilty e the Culritc lie
explained that those nrst arrested we're released or
tear VI pupular uprlslms.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
soME wIsnINGrON TOPICS.
Over Ten Thousand Petitions introduced In
the House this session.

WASHINGTON Feb 23.-The number Of Pc
uions introduced In the House ct during
the present Congress l. iO67 which are anaiyzed
Claims. 1887, Commerce. G'ss; Currency isi. Liquor
Trafc, 28t. Miscellaneous 22ji tlcs, include women
suffrage. the aiultrrahon of fusi education labor pub
lVfnhy ,hl rNsiR au,Ps's So fatui A.e- haNat''H
- fhcse petition, and me iuural- come irNm private
trIvtuas aliens CORPORATIONS literary. scientific. Hnd
lHbnr reform spcrties boards ot trade state nnd lrr
tulIl Il-laurc.. iu net fr M almost ever >urh or
Trade aud industry such papers not picsciNd in
omen House, hut are ll.d uudtf Tie rule.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24

BALTIMORE. Feb. 23.-The body OF the late
Bishop Foley ui Chicago reached this city carly this fore
noon Il was taken To the residence of the Bishops
mother IN Mulberry street the Cathedral where 1t
wa placed IN cataiaque IN the front paror Intimate
friends of the family only were permitted 10 view II
during tire dav Al an early hour tomorrow morning
the remain. Viii bee taken 10 the Haiicdrll and Ald IN
Them Al II O'Clock grand requiem mass VAL begin,
with the sht cv Bishop Becker ui Dcl1wnr" -. cel".
br4ut The Riuht Rev Bishop kranc ol Rtchmuud VIII
also take part In the ceremony. The paursNuc VAL be-
urnnuuuced hs the Most Rev Archbishop gibbons The
burial Will be made Bonnie Brae tho new Cathedral
Gem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
MINISTER sEwiRD.s coNrUMAcr.
To be ArrniEncd Tscforc the House and Prob
ably AIIudeed In Contempt.

WASHINGTON, Feb 23.-To-morrow Minis
ter Seward will probably be- arrnignrd before
the House and called upon 10 show cnuso why
he should not be sworn and produce the Gov
crnment books Of tho Shanghai Consulate in
his poss nssion. A very elaborate report hns
boen made by the committee which investi
gntod Mr.. Sewards official conduct while Con-
sul-Gencral, setting forth the history OF the
casc and the facts regarding Mr. Stewards re-
fusal to produce the hooks. and Of his standing
mute when called upon to bc sworn. This re-
port concludes by recommending the adoption
OF an order directing the Scrgcant-at-
Arms to arrest Mr.. Seward aud take
him before tho bar OF tue House If
the order is adopted Sir. Seward will be for
mallycaed upon TO give hls reneons for not
obnying the summons OF tho Committee. This
n" probably Will b.. allowed to do through his
counsel Mr. II. j. Mrrrirk ol this city. IT, nfipr
argument, hc il conn llrd 10y the action Of tho
House to be- sworn and produce the hOpnA and
sun refuses AMI r"ninius muin. he will be- COM
mtt"d to prison and the "gs' given over to tho
District Attorney for trial for CONTEMPT. The
report OF the Cnmmittrs. which Wua pros sut III
Yesterday nv Mr. Suriuger. was published in
tle f0ngresSiDpni Record. ~ that members will
hnv" an opportunity 10 read up the case and DO
rcndy 10 vote.
Yesterday report Of the minority Of tho
Innintt" WIS also submitted md printed.
THIS report Ju-ill's Mr. Stewards conduct on
the constitutional ground that tho rnA hoing 4
criminal ON he has thr right g. refuse 10 ,sify
hghinst himself or produce books which might
crmlnais bin. The minority acknowledge
thli the books ure IN" property of the Govern
mont, although they contain private entries.
Tho minority Of the Committee say thnt Seward
can no more keep in h.s sion public
records than could thf Secretary OF tNr Tr'as-
ury conceal Government books which showed
that he was guilty OF euilozslcment. The
question will ex',te much interest i'm tan House
nnd produce strictly partisan division when
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24

ROME. Feb. 23.-The Pope to-day received
rcprcsD ntAtNes OF i4 Catholic publication, ,s-u'd In
Europe and America. and addressed them ON the intu'
ence and mission nf the press lc ucid,n'alN -Hi tiN
temporal power was INDISPENSABLE t. the Hoy Scc rho
rupc very Cordially received the Marquis dc GIlilc,
the French Ambassador who presented the official noii
Hcafiou uf VI GrpNys election 10 the Presi icncy of
France The interview was mutually satisfactory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
Probable Veto of the Ann-cs,ne.O Bin.

WASHINGTON Feb 23.-Current opinion anl
prediction tonight points to probable veto OF the Ch
mes, bin NJ clear exists TOR this opinion, and
strong hopes are sun entertained by Cscrnis represcn
tati,es that the bin will he signed They place strong
r.pec on HayeSs past uicrnncc and the assurances NJ
his secretaries bat Mr Evarts appears q be tuihng
his attention tho preparation Of veto The clerks ~
the stat Department have been tor some dAYs al work
hrcnng tc history OF the ncgoii uun- which led 10 TIE
Burnsalnc treaty This may simply I've done 70 place
the facts Mr RvArtss disposal ~ discussing me SUB
Jrct the Cabinet meeting Sun this Work looks like
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24

The RI. Rev. Michael j. Corrgan. Bishop OF
Newark has promulgated IAe REGULATIONS for Liant IN thAt
diocese They diNrr somewhat from the rcsuauonsen
forced in Sew YORK BY special privilege the Catholics
o Sew jersey are allowed flesh meat Rt the prin,irn
meal ON the saturdays ol Lcnt, excepting the second
SATURDAY. and the last.
ON dooi fuday, tor the Arst time IN the history OF the
diocese ut Newark. the faithful viii De required 10 OBJ
,orvc what Is known IN Ireland and other rarts OF
Euruuc the black last that is they must abstain
from white meats, such eggs butter cheese ana Hllh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24

VERSAILLES. Feb. 23.The Bureaux ot the
Chamber OF Deputies Saturday elected a Budget
Committee all the members OF which Ia favor Of the
conversion ct Ave per cent rcnieS
The Senate on saturday voted urgency " for the Am
nrstV btil
Petersburg Is officially announced.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
THE LATEST ON WoRLD NEWS.


IoSDoN. Feb. 23.-Thc steamship City Of
Paris having on board the Twenty nrst Regiment leh
Quccu-iovu to-day for Satal.
IisnoS. Fob. "a The rortu.ucsc Government has or
irrcd the Guvcrnnr Mozambique {, ssud u04ps sud
tlrc cotVettrs 10 Dciasu" BAY, on thc souih AncaH
coast
ban iutut thf native tnrrts IN South Aiu"a Wis 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-24
The o.weso cl.y Bank Closed.

OswEao Feb 23.-The City Bank. Of which
Dclos Dcwot is President viii not open its doors CO.
morrow Judge Moxon has appointed J BARKER Of
Syracuse receiver The capital stock Of tic bank Is
Saanun Tie assets of the hank are s3n,"h The
amount due drpu.iturs IS S1atn The officers oi tic
bank have tor some time pa,t contemplated ipWda,l9n
hut Inc pre, Mt financial difficulties haze ptipH'rd the
el.iS An dcno,iinrs VIII Dee rAiI iu iu The bans Was
established twenty nine years ago