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There nr0 scyeral societies lu London which
furnish wedding portions tn JuwiBi, girls nf
tho ptx'rer classes. They mr1 uI,dowrl by
Jews with daughters make weekly uoi,trt-
buttons, from sfxpencc down to potlily, III
thu !,1rars af tn? girls. Ouat, Il year. bnfs,ro
ia II drtwing by y0ts.lg women e1lmlKtsl to l,o
marrlsi tltD nrlaas ra!,sn9 fro1n <:1*l to ,0o)
Nct'Irttlny to tho capital IT tho B1Glety and tho
nutnbor uf canALlate* TlorU nro nj hlailks;
nact1 cAlnlhtute tfrawH n knAothinH. On tho ~
tsIslun 1T II wedding thu 10ws III thn Neighbour
fpllng Inell, on seekiuK Wives, make u rllHt ii
learning whether thu girls they ftkaey belong to
any Ut theeD HUGfetIcH.
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cceipts from which were not held to be

rteccjpts from which were not held to be
"reglllnr."
FIR the same reason tho Boarl Of Trade
c0nftt tfrrlArG receipts from shed, Or barn,
nr vessel regular" If II so p!ense,l. 'lM
taralM-inspcrtl0n Department simply crrtI-
!ieiinrti sfaiar.t' aiai ti,n rpst Iny rs viii tho
l'narl of Trade. as tn the Vital question Of
furnishing storaEe, Mr. Reynolds knew
nothing officially, but liz recognized
t!la, necessity for dntng something ton
grain which Is being poured ints, Chicago.
Owing u ltis absence from, tl,u city, he WAS
ui,nWarc Hr the exart status uf the question,
Int this Nslcil he dbl know: TINT It wns not
Commissioners at tilelr meeting In Spring
field. llrsnpl,nsal that tlln matter wn,tla In
arranged by receivers IL ChiengO, null. IN n,'y
cu.e, 1t wns nut ono for State interference
under tho existing lRws.
, 1880-01-10
DAMAGES AGAINST A PRIEST.

6@etd1 DsPalth 70 7As Chicago Tftb1lne,
LouIsv1L1.E, ky., jan. GA case of petu1-
iar Interest was decided In the Louisville
Court OF Common Pleas to-day. Abigail
snytll son'n time ago brought suit neafnst
the Rev. Father Lawler, pastor Of. st.
patrick's CatlIollc Church, charRing him with
assault Her petition stated that at tie time
of the alleged assault she was employed rs
nurse NUT at tha betls'tleof dying nar, WIN Ind
l.nwler, according tn. The statement Of lie
lil,rat'. ordered her to leave the apartment Of
tlle slck, which she dccllne,l TO tto, WHIT, |lo
assaulted s hsr, md by force and strength, Of
SSaMW damages, md tho jury awarded Ilcr
Sl,N0, the priest Offering no dcfellae,
, 1880-01-10
LOCAL CRIME.

JANA
The trial of ]fnrry Kul,c,ls, tic lawyer, for
assan1ting A. Paxton, Agent of tin Citizens
I.enRrp, In Justice Mnrrison's Hf1lcn sa,uc
days agO Mt thu conclusion nf tl,e trial OF a
lquor case, ttnk ptacg yesterday afternoon
ih the West-Sitlc Police Court. Tle ntrair
partook more Ut the nat,ire 0f circus tl,an
ON triat, ,anl the c.rt-ruolt wins cruwtletl witt,
lcRnl lights af thu West SItle bar, Constablts,
atnl the ,tsl1nl rltli Of iangers-oh Afr. Allan
e. Stnrey appeared Tor Mr.. ilulm,s, md COl.
J0lIlls aInl Mr.. Arnntt jlerp fur Mr.. I'axtnn.
The defendant began proceedings by call
Ing for Jury Of his peers, aiNl nfter some de-
lny the DaliT succeeded III bringing together
all unusually Misunderstanding body Of
nlc,I. After tho jury llad bpen t1Ety swortt
Col Johns artsc, a,Ml In bis usual impressive
manner tlrcw CRIPPLE picture nf the assault
OIL lis client. aftl suit, that l,e felt n pane of
sorrow Wien he t1lnugllt how Mr.. 1.utmrs, II
rising yoltng attorney, hnd bligtitetl itis
fine prospects by striking blow in
the llent of Ills anger. During tlpfs
touching rcctnl 0f Alr. l'nyt0,l'H punishment
there wns mt dry rye In tho court-nnsu.
mid the Jury wept corlouB'y. The plaiMti|f
Mas first called. lie tnl,l The jury how Mr..
Ris!n.ns llnd struck hin 4 hlOw lii the buck
"f ~ neck nm, l'nw H. }a'i attepicI t"
r!son: Dn tilt crnss-cxnnlinatfon Mr. I'axto1i
WIS badly wttrbtetl l,y the attnrtlry fur The
defense, md TIP sciniilIntl4IIs Ut Mr.: Stnrey's
alleged wit fafrly cnlNn1sed the jury with
iAitGhter. 4 BtrfNg Ut witnesses wetc called
to the stand OIL l,9tll stiles, atn much a1nl,se~
ilent wsts created fur tho DtlD0kurs.
BRrrister Miller, III III llnKuurted Inorlcnt,
rccklcsly sguatslcrttI lis last fee IN apples
invisl! la,d 70 lii Court, lie eierks, a,,i the 9
reporters. and. Enuwims Mr.. l'axtn,i's aver
sion to splrltuotts liquors, l,r crackrd seyerul
1Gttlcs oi pnp for the be1lctit vi tte " gang"
ot M sdes ''qf'J 3 sl|e. Wnjs "efs sarH ,e IN IN
jury lit ali imposing lltttli,er. After tlriil,rr-
at!nE for son!c tinh', they finally returned Il
verdict nf mot guilty." and Mr.. 1l.1brns was
D!erWlsel!nGtl with the congratulations If
tuu1n.
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After the ralu-stos1n ur tho Isthmus, lato jrl
November. thu bod Ut tho Plsnlul !t.lIlrosNl wus
ilyo 0r slx feet under water. with tho exception
Ut tho hFst suction from lnilAlna fur dlxta,!ve
c0ntnl0usly. The road wus wAshul away
In 1nany plnocs. und tho .trn bridges
ed by tho f.rue Of tho torre1lts. The sule,lnten-
ont creased thu 1sthlnls isIn t0 tHglsn IN
anAll boAt wtil1 CiKuget In directing tho rrpnirs.
dnInotstn.tcd the ilnprActiulbt1ty Ut tho
French eeheluc for aA Inter. ueeAlic cAEal ut
ttdo.leYpl.
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Ono Of tho witnesses fl t!a Ifny.lvn trfuI was
= kind hoartel Old Deacon. liz Testified thnt
llayden aud himself had talk alA,llt lxIlsli,
fur Fat&, nsd he nsu Informed thu minister tilnt
he bad spTlnklea Parls-Hrccn on hla puas. My
wife," h6 said. IN ln.x'gl.t simplicity wouldn't
slle was ufr2!d that they werp pols0ncd. tnll
h6F that we wouldn't wastU thsn,-sFe'l giy1
thcm to sono OF tho hrpthrpa and sI4t4rs"
lter9's whcrn tho Court laughed, Attd also whore
fho oader coaasos that people aro poIsouci !n
, 1880-01-10

6pftNt UWpdEtH 70 3hE CN]c116 7f1b1HEs
ST. Louis, Jan. Q.-A remarkable death oc-
Cured III the street tonight. Joseph Gus
s1dy, Ut No. lGs, broadway, was walking up
Ninth street Mt Do'clnck tllfs evening, when
ie saw q woman lnylng fnce downward upon
tho muddy street. Imagining alte liatt ftttel
down, !,9 REACHED ever and lifted her il,
when lie found Alie was dead. Her nnllse Ii
Mary lsclnstefn, aud s!n Ind fallen face down
ward In thu n,l,tl antl beforo size could cxtrI-
cute herself was HutlUcntGd.
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Mrs. Wa1d. Il Ger1nun Indy living at No. 13i
Sherman street, while looking ut the Ute III
dfans us they were leaving the Michigan
Southern llailrnnl depot, shortly after
5o'clock yesterday afternoon, clalns to lnvu
Ind lscr pocket picked of $AN cash.
As stlc lid mt lln.Ecu ller loss Until snut,
the lnlfre with my description nf the tIIirf.
There was quite crowd nlM,tt tile depot ut
The tinlc, alll tbs l,ollee despair ot tjlldIug
any rluW.
, 1880-01-10

:
KANSAS Cry, Jar. A,-rhEs afternoon,
willie ga,E Ut Me1 were putting span ut
tllU new britIgu neross the kuw Ntyer III
place, the platform, Fave why, ainl eleven
ut 0ncu were sent tu tipir assistance, but lA.-
fore II arrived 0le Of the nEei,, Patrick kanc,
W1s drowned.
, 1880-01-10
FATAL CRosa1S Acc17,rS1

FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT.
sTAaironp, Goll,., Jan. Q.-J. u, richards,
fatller Of Prof. richards, Of Yale College,
was killed to-.lay ut the tltpt by the Harlem
lsatlr0atl Train, Thu cnaetLlnnl y.ls seriously
cut, nlld the rnrrlHgo demolished. 4 young
lady III tho couch WnS tlllintnrcl.
, 1880-01-10
AT cfAl{OA. I'LL,

speeiaf DIpateA to The Chteapo Tribune.
DECATUR, ILL.,, Jun. 0.-The business part
Of tho Town of AlurOn wns threntened with
utter demolition by the fire ttentt to-day. Tho
tIalncs ..lOke out In fr,.n.e building nlltl be-
fore they werc suppressed tlle rnuf Of j. Il.
Kace's StDre WIS burned oil, n,,l Ills stock,
worth ", COO to 81 900, damaged.
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bourne. $40; Melbourne to Adelaide, &2s: ex"
fellses III Atelatln $40; Adelnitle to London
II s'a1fng Hhtp. s3a5; England to New York,
8D. It Is admitted, however, Tint n Iltti6
extra money will not come nn,Iss. Nd uitow-
alice Is fna!e for expenses In England,
, 1880-01-10
4 SAD MISTAKE.

: S*eVR1 UaFd8ss 70 I'M CN11dVo TFtbUNks
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9.-Montl9y night Il letter
earlier named Max L0ndefman was threat
cnetl with iockjaw having run rusty ynail into
lila faot lie WIS giyen prescription, in which
!. the druggist naatis mistake, giving what WIS
neither poison nor remedy. The lettpr-car-
rler died af lockjaw. All Inquest was !leItl
to-day, a.al, the Coroner seeking thu drug
H,st 91,a hs had le ~ tat sye,, tle
Q man named Curtis, has not been heard 9f.
, 1880-01-10
DON CAMERON.

nrs Eettl!14 rently to start y kAnsas, lowa,
Se'FaslH' nra other n.rts Of the N0r''''
-
,,.
As "na.rnnn o. tno rs, S".o"i ,,o.u aecrn"
acah Coha,aiittceIs.as Zeal a'ositln''
Party Explained.
Dt.tHith 10 Mn 11ft fItrn11.
WAsttiSaTON, D. e., Jan. 7.-.Tln political
stguinca],cc uf Senator Ca,ncro,,'s tmsttipu
,'aoa IT, a"o 10, s.' ."
committee l!as hech 70 pcfs'stelit'y ''i's,'''sf
stood that It Is worth willie to
mako tho trutl, plain. Mr.. Cameron
'o " not rho 'm. ," ,"to nt cal"ft'.
.'."u n. ~ ~ is,ass I'a"M .e'est"" !" III ~.
rs ra,,t1 ,r ,r, ssn" 1tn Gu" ,.t, n,a'' III IT, ~ ~"
can,iitintr, be- he ~ J,1aime Sherman @ @ or ri the ex.
President, w',o appenrs t" l'ave s'leeess o.,
Jus sue In ts''tile deicgntion was instructed
10 he used whcu tin timc cn,uo Ia ne1u tllu
euocossf,,1 n,,.,t,,at. .,,.a,,,,., ~ '>
Nr n",nnsn" r.s luz ,".1 ,'n ns..,,,,,.,,, .,r,.
Mr' cameron has no ifes,deht'al asp!1''.
tin.l himself at losne In tho Senate. I1e II
mt n rnotl mr. t,ucut sncokrr nn,i In srcs thnt
- ,,.ft - t,+,tor,, ,o ,,nnos.or,. ~ ,,,,,;n.ncn
-, ts',.r.t.. -, - -. ,,'" ~ H.. -,
ID ieR's'at'se nody !'e pcliese' that NY
peculiar strength would le hest developed
a. I, Cabinet Minister. lie was yury COM
fnrta,,,o n nj ,n,,ry nc socrntorw nf 1vor unt"r
. ,aa. ,tns ~ ~ - H. I,n
ttls Mst tAs'l!''h's1.atlo''' ~ ~ eo"' a"'all,
lStlsltlyc officer, having from llis En!ltlI lsnsl
the management of 1ncI,; nnd lse Il kts power
ntWt patronage, suci rs 4 Cabinet Minister
llns, atni Senator !las ,lot, or nt ieasl n ias
lnl!Gn leSa hi. ~ senator ale llas 10 ask
HhLtH!Sk sHhLt!Ssk 4M!'liMssea - ~, tHsSa' ~ +" % n.uI. -
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EXpOnBo Of . Trip AF1HNd th0 WOFId.
Tho expense nf u trip around tho world IL
caluuIntcd by Tia Itatlutty xlgc, an tho b,lsis
0f jsU .ays, ..s $50 Tor tirbt.cllss and S6 for
seeutltl~c(uSs ACCOMMODATIONS, Under tho
ti.nt heasl nlp inrludetl these elltsiex: Nav
York ~ SUI, Fralclsco; $ls0; sleeping car,
10 Sydney, $500; cxpVllsea. IN Sydney, $40;
Sydney to Melb1ug1ie, *a.3 expenses tli Mel
, 1880-01-10

upon the publication atsn of tfr iNHsirficti
CMt'oiic, ,Ilncrfcan. 'rlsls new enterprise Is
q jonrnal nj Information and recreation FIR
tlt: people Ut sixteen taRcs. with superior
Urtttr Of illustrations, l,nl well printed.
, 1880-01-10
TELEGRAPHtc NOTES.

. SAN F1tAsclsco, Jun. 0.-Josl,ua 4. Norton,
better known t0 all old Cailfol1lia,s III
"Emperor Nortap," lrQplwl dead, at thu
corner Of California and dupont streets lust
night,
NEW YORK.. jan. O.-P. Y. Hickey. pro-
, 1880-01-10
A, rA.JuY 1.O1s0NED

NEW York, Jun. IA family consisting
OF n lnotlier a,ld three children wero poisoned
by eating suuGrkramt aid picklcA eels this
forenoon. They will all probably t!ie. rhe
l'resence of tho It0IsOll III tlo fo0tl IL not ,.c
counted fur
, 1880-01-10
A. TERRIBLE ACCIDENT,

STASfol.,', Conn.,, Jan. Or. u. Richards,
father Ut Prof. richards, OF Yale College,
WIS killed t0tfay ut tho depot By Ifarfc,n
llaIlrontl train, Ills coact,nan WIS seriously
cut nl,a the currfngo demolished. 4 young
lady In tllU couch WIS unfnlurrd.
, 1880-01-10

The case OF Leonard j. Culkins, tho Prest-
dent Of the loug-,,,.tnetl miminr cnnanv INV
wl!o wns arreste.l Inst week oil II Charge Of
cn'bczzling $500 Of the cotnpa,ly's funds,
WAS caletl before Justice BrnytoM yesterday
morning. Owing 10 the fnct Tint tllc prnst..
cutting Attor.sy wss a'sent on nh business, tin tic
10 Catki,ls te!ng put nn,icr bonds Of sl,:oo
The defense l!ss sulMMaaetl over thirty Wit
l!esses, FROM nll parts of the co.lnt1y.
ttee M,Tc yestrtlnv f., nusw,.r ~ ..1,nr':, "n
,,y Il a'stsy x a* N' 'sS ss, # 80; x x hS .i,; ;
iat s,r b,.I ry" iInsti,,s ~, ,, rr'i"r % ~ 1n,,t
f"r n @ md o 'tr",.ta,1 nti"a ii, ~. ,.,, LIZ,
iniu 'Ihts ~ III hrrs @ VIII, fi.o ,,,' , " lS st
fsi,M,it @ ' Ind NJ III nt,,r 'I tn s,S ,,'.,,cv xc @ 'e
ia; ,mi,1 WIZ nm ,,rt ,,ste,, o ntru,, f,: Y, aa
,y t hn @ ta ,l' arrpxt ~ 'gutl a.in 'f aa .e 1sf
t,, t,ynr IL te I,r'mimi 91rt Il, I hs,,,,s Icy!
q ' IN; s'e I.sE9s tU M IL s.,,.4.rt a"1' ~ ~ ~ o"1s "
ca,,sIticr,is' t,rMrtv NM wns NJ NJ :. nm. i t ~
1r"i,ri.s,r 1T liz. Erc" ~" i1nsr W. oiu ~, 'te VIZ
ssni,s i,ns ,c ]nn,.m; ~ ti''s ii u. II, ,t NH,
:, ss,;t,,@,,,s @ 0~~' '"'' A'@ '''"' 4"'e's VII"
"'"'.''"''', -,
!. Justice Wnis!': Charles Higgins, alias
t!.e Criminal Court. Frp.l Hickman, fur
charges Hf stealing pnnl-balls from su1onns
III thu West Division, $500 on each
charge to tho lGtil; TlIU!nns L. Sanford n.uI
WILLIAM CransllaM, larceny nf n wutc! frUn,
E,iWnrt! !'r9wnlr, ntius Nlnrtln I.ulley, Muses.
i,i. . -sS ",v1 i,','.-, HtGs!, ts1...' ihlcGy "
mi vii tn III" 3rtn,,',i f,,i. n,,,.!' ,,s.,' o
anil rhntss I.nftus, lurreuy Of tiye S.p,ks n
tle i.ift Of ilntfntt lilll," $500 to the Crlm-
lial tn.!Ft; iNtfsck Mchl!!iH,, !Arrsily nf ntt
, 1880-01-10

The King Of saxony has nffsro1 q prize, opeH to
gil nations, for the Gts4t schenIe tur rs3ulertnx
hAtznlees TO fish lu rlv0Fx aud lakes tho refuse
frum factories and sewaao fF0ln towns.
, 1880-01-10
A HAUNTED HOUSE.
Spiritual Manifestations at a Full.
ton Street Residence.
A Combination That Has 30 Far Baf1ca
Investigation.


thu ca,,a.uf their fright wRs tlts: At about
o'c1ock yesterday nIor,lInK they were Stroll
Ing l,nst the cCr1ler Ut FultuM and Green
strerts, wien they l,car.l the fl0ist. pf per
son meaning III the tenement house No.
IN Fulton street. They aftcrwartl averretl
tint they distinguished tic words nf llftlu,l
hetnK crying, "Of, let me out, let me out"
They rushed H., with rey0yrrs III hand, and
ftntlut--a fiaui,ted f,ottMr. Theru weru twi,
families In the dwelling tII,nn tile first floor,
n1tf ole nb0ve. They waited until they
hcnrl one or two gl,ostly manifestations,
when tlcy fled lncUntinrntly, ami racl. tried
tn sue which call1d yet tn III. Madison Street
Police Statfm first. They fn,tlt succeeded to
a remarkable tlegrec, alll 1t IL pn.bable TINT
neither will ~ within b!nck Of the locality
again until warm weather and long days
come.
i 1'ntnUSE reporter visited tho place last
night ut abont Il o'coek. 1tc found long,
tow row Of tenement llnusrs, two storlcs IN
hight, uccltpltd BY numerous fnmilfcs, with
inciiis 81 t,s ciass "f ls"p". Tl,s iaIiti'a'r
sttMnl opun ut No. ln5, and the reporter
entered md kItucked ulH,tt tliu door
Of tlle front room. It was in.,
%nle.!l9teiy % opened y " S,ne'ody wll3 stt!9tl
person vas taken fnr Il woman at flrYt, al-
tEInpgl III Il few moments II nlan came out
md tMlke!l to the persistent i,ewspapur-lnutl,
"nn {hu peeil ,4emEal n.l1iisSlnsl: j,
must not allow anybody IL c,nle lnto the
IIm"tv sI,c IL rnv H. ,;s y a''''' o''' oe"''
After considerable questioning, Il was
profession; ttat bis name WIS John Gale,
Nlltl llc WINS the husband ot u wu1,lull who
had been the Victim of
ST., sr,nt1vA, ;' ;,, nsS'rEsrar1oss. a., r'' r, U.s.
~ gtii'e ~ t!Ils Ely tle IGN tiay ol iasl Sef.
"f ,tfoSF NJ 'fo Gr,ne Tvs Via !" '!t ntxss ts '"i i,
tiin aDovH liul,lDeE. t'ale atterwnrd quilt
snlt!s a1.a ootal..gat n!a'poynsl as 4 aofsf
~ tils cilys guy lctihlt,Gu Mftil Ills MIG WITH
Int 1; satnr,iitnX II "a alr; ; G"ls who had BEN ,
lesIl.E 9nnte ~ i9r somiu uays Was II. ~
nct II taking y hnby iroin tic ped When slle
UNITY two 1effigif fps 1i1 Tte hesbof ''ii
'iS iS afsq y1s sar aifki i = MIS- e"f''e'' "'l''
distinctly, md j9st litd tilie 10 luke tIe bal,y
from the @ arms oi Mls: G1le nilti get her lMt1
efhI fIa Te SUI nn,i i"Fg fe s,S Wy s t. feaoVe ~
the present, say ~. ma nlgft, ZIP tlas met 1lot
rnl's come ut IRREGULAR Intervals, sometimes
,oM sell1'les " lo 'irl H. s!!9ties ~, lou"
SItrats Wit, liz @ forsa ' Il ,i'S' Siows. se.
times thu knocks coiIie up0M tue ttoor, :s0Inc-
t1t.Gs npon TUG iloor, 1ne wnl'' tile tick;tg VI
tlle bGtl, tile pillows, niltt ~ uther PLACES
ttlG bed. ..,
This. was the story TOLL the reporter, md
after this allta much iGfs'!asloli the ncWsl'.
pSr wv, WIS escof'ed back IL te nouse a'd
AirH, tfulG 1y1s fO1lIltl 1ytnr lInntt 1IRr tnck
, 1880-01-10
STATE BOARD Of HEALTH,

:, EHtenP9 1ft1HN1
SriuSUFIELD, Ill, jim. o.-Tho State
Board nf Health concluded its annual meet.
ing to-day, the session being occupied in
r"''tEne business, auditing accounts, and it,
yt.stlEatEng complaints agalnst physicians.
Tile officers Of tho Doartt were reelected. A
resolution! i was adopted directing Or. Rauch
TIE report WHICH! lie is preparing on Tie pS.
Illtinn III the Illinois River hy the Cf5cnro
fSswaEe; S ". +; I3lxton, Of Sainsyiiie; ii. ".
lni mfiid9,aker. 9,. 9f WayGrly; and &. j. Scholler,
and were, grantcd license to practice. Fourr
bf the class were rejected, and TIL. otIlers
W!tlislre~ from the examination. The Doofi
adjourned to meet III Chicago IN February,
, 1880-01-10

German Newspapers.
German newspapers in tho United stntca arc
s ,aI, tnsas InnIr numerous than In the Father
lana. ~hGre llfsmarck'a censorship kcups them
III perpetual fear nf fine and atlspcnator.
, 1880-01-10
EDISON'S LIGHT.
What Visitors to ifetllu I'urlt sv1lo HAVE
Seen Other Electric Lights Say.

Seen Other l:,cctrlc lights suy.
,., Sr's Fork syn, J.":*
1,.r,. ~. ~. M Ia. ~ -"e4
tatk ",e u1laeau''1HWu VIII, "n"' ms becn
heretofore accomplished In electric light
we'll l,,surmc1 IN IN, .u,.i.., an,, Wy !.
Is iu,nrlsti1,t, ~ 1.,r thn.,, ,,,,,,,,., ~,
IT, E,,;.'.'.,.s ,..e,,. ''..., sol"p"''
ar l-t1'solH NshtS VIII the GrilNlllH,
evening; ain tho Ayenye liz I1),s,rn II,
Paris. rrrcntty snw tcm r,cc,r,. ,I,.,,ts ~, ~,
1,,,u rirc,llt. Ily wert. M tIa ynitni mr., ~.
nrinrir. am tha fn"t thnt te,, I,I'ts .,,,t,r ~
ir Eeiirrt.Hi l,v ma 'v,,,,no ,rrii,s .'aH ,xs
rt,,'si,irr", n ,,,i,rt ,n imt.m.;t,. ~ ', VT
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
NIodern Dennonology.

Cl0aks! CIOaks3 J. N. Adam & Co.'s bargains in Cloaks put everything else in the shade.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
A Sad Case.

Thomas Crossley, once 8 well known car pet manufacturer in Bridgeport, died at the Hospital for the Insane at Middletown yes- terday, aged 57 His mind failed few years ago after repeated financial reverses. His largest and for a time his most successful en- terprise were the extensive stone carpet mills in North Bridgeport, hired over twenty years ago by company of which he was the head. The manufactory aourished for while, do- ing a large and profitable business, but finan- cial disaster finally overlook it, and the mills were abandoned. Afterward there was or ganized another Crossley carpet company which built the factory in Water street, Bridgeport, now occupied by the organ com pany. This enterprise also failed. Subse- quently MT. Crossley became interested in a carpet factory up the Hudson river, and still later was prominently connected with some carpet mill in Philadelphia. wife and childfen survive him.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
Life of Cough,

writer says of Coughs great new book Sunlight and Shadow" for which our towns- man, Charles H. Oaks, is sole agent for New Haven: 'tAn eminent Christian lady and auther of distinction called my attention to beautiful song she had just written. After reading it, I said, I am sorry you wrote ii. Why Because I fear it is your good bye song And so it proved, for she sang no more. And so I have felt in read ing the touchingly beautiful book, Sun B. Cough. The book itself is full of Cough, brimming from beginning to end with story, incident, description, with the startling, the humorous and the pathetic events of his most eventful life, with all the tender touches of real life, and the deep rev. erence for benevolent men and things, and love of truth and religion, so characteristic of the man. It is Gough-without his inim- itable mimicry and drollery and pathos of action. His brain and heart are here. As conscious that he must soon cease his busy life of instruction and entertainment, he has kindly left us all that a book can contain of his real life and of his wonderful self
 While reading it, the heart grows kinder in it's thoughts of men, and more compassionate with the woes and more charitable toward the errors of all who go astray because of the tyranny of appetite, especially to those whose moral nature and social habits are perverted by the circumstances of their early life This is really valuable book to put into any fam fly for reading by it's youth, or for reference to its incidents by it's Christian workers Any pastor who, like his Master, moves among the common people to bless them, will find this book genial and helpful companion. The publishers, both in style and quality, make it a very available and satisfactory book for Christmas present to any one. n
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
Police Notes.

James Mccormack was arrested last even ing for stealing a lot of padlocks from man named Burns. The locks are of brass make in the shape of a horseshoe, and on the back are the words Good Luck" Whether this means good luck to the maker or thief does not yet appear, but it probably will when the case comes before the City Court this morning.
 Michael c. Doherty, of Hallock street, was arrested last evening on a charge of cleaning cesspool without a permit. His case will come before the City Court this morning.
 Officer John c. Jackson has been suspend ed from the police force. He is charged with going into his own house while on duty seven different times and remaining from twenty tc forty minutes on each occasion. The Board of Police Commissioners will probably heal the case early next week.
 It is reported that Daniel J. McNamara's saloon at 1O2 East street was robbed on cleo. tion day of 1925 and some cigars, and perhaps liquors The robbery is said to have been committed in the day time.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-12-10
The l.. 6. Q.

The l.. S. o. association will hold their twenty-eighth annual reunion at Redcliffe's s on January 18th next. This association is the outgrowth of old Croton Engine compa- ny when it was temperance organization. Connected with it's membership is the Hon. Hobart B. Bigelow, Mayor of this city and Governor-elect. It is proposed to hold this annual gathering in honor of the Governor elect, who has signifed his purpose to be present. It is proposed this year that the members of the organization bring their wives and families, if they so desire and an unusually pleasant reunion is anticipated. The circulars will be issued by the committee at an early day.