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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE WATER FAMINE IN PATERSON.

Tho water famine IN PIterS0n \. J., Is cDded AZ
least for few, DAYS. 1ha manulaci uTers a,Ong thr
rac.way If the society Of Useful manufactures
sized a written agreement "Wednesday night 10
stop work so that the reservoirs Of the Water Com
locomotive shop. the Barbour Flax Mil, the
Batter Paper Mil, the Hamilton NH. tie
Franklin Mil. the old Gun Mil, the extensive
winch are supplied with Wa.pT from the racewaV.
wrr. closed. !; was estimated tdli alb n 1900
persons were id e in the CIV Yesterday becan.c o
(omn1uv were started as soon a. the water IA the
river ose to the necessary level. auI the water
turned on IN all he Wa."r mar IS of the city. IL
was thought tfat by daylight t0-nay the
three rc.cIN or. of the WAGER company would be
I'll rd I'm, supply will not hc Exhausted b:for-
sunday, when tie reservoirs can be tei led without
trouble. TIE manufacturers VITO close thcir mills
Yesterday wrio'0uly able to run tHr mails hall OF
The time owing to ,hc sea city Of wator
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
BUILDING CHURCHES IN TIE WEST.
A GOOD Glory by BI. nor CLAHHsoN Al IuE TX
III. [ 1 IL A

POSSE or BISHOP CLAIR.
TIE Western Cnuich BuIdnp Society. which ~
composed 81 ten bnLoPs whose dioccs.s Io on or
uIGut at ia Cn,Tcn OF tIe l.carudtou, a. Midlsou-
ave. aud lnuy-nftn-,t The object of
tins socIcty In to and ~ jho erection
u. churchc, aud pdrsOulceH ~ tho West. lhe sn-
OPS desire AT teas so 900 every year Fac
cnltchrs winch the bis iops propose 10 bLild
viii cost auOut $1,000 EACH one quarter
The people III tue Towns where tn. churches
has 40 ~ peiis,s dOlar mat IN gwen o II
To tie eTcc.,un OF Churches aud parsona e.
All the work OF the society il done by the bishops
themselves and Howard Potter tne tIclsnrer and
AL the expenses Of the society paid by the
bishops.
Incrs were about 800 Ut 100 persons in attend
ancc 1T tue meeting last nirnt The first speaker
lOwca w Bishop Vail. OF hau6aS aud BishOp Clara
tod the following story Bishop Clark, Of
al CALVARY Church ia this city. Hrs elo-
quence completely earned away hs audience.
Ouo 81 the wealthy members Of inc congregation,
hc gong out vi tue church. asked Ot II noign-
boz whJtt was tLat preached that morning. lie
told that it Bishop Ozark Ito understood hIs
informant 10 say. however, that II BisL0p
LiaiksOu. lie learned that Bisbop Clark sou VIA a
missionary bsh1p and determined that that
Daisb OuaTy blabOp, at Iesht, should not want for
money. lie sccofdibgIJ made out IA check
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE LOSS OF THE ERIC THE RED

Il. W. Cameron d Co. YES lay received full de-
tails IN relation to the los, OF ship Ere the Red
on he AUS an coast September g. The captain
was deceived as 10 his ncaTueSs to TIA" land hy
unra.e mi the vessel struck before The course could
be changed. She broke ia two almost I'm HcdIAtc
aud The cargo, including large numbnr Of cl.agcs
Of American EXHIBITS for the >rdney Exhibition, ne
came total loss. TDe crew t0oh refuge Upon the
wreck material aud hOated about for several hours
before assistance came. Toe steamer Dawn pcksd
up three Of the nri rom pieces o. the wreck ana
later rescued Captain Allen and seventeen other.
/ be following paIaons were drowned: B.N AFGHAN,
pa.sruPcT G.. D1Vhiginc, Carpenter; ii. Achman,
stew ard, a4d SEAMAN named Dc:5ilya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

Catholic Church in Eeighty .fourth-sf between
Madison and Fourh-aves. The church was crowded
10 ITS II most capacity, aud many persons were Gu
able TO gam admission. The Rev j. j. McCanlry'
of Worcester College celebrated requiem mass
MANY clergymen were present. After the service III
the church n procession was formed, ana the pody
was escorted 10 the Grand Central Depot. IL was
buried IN the Cemetery Of the Jesuit NOyitiate aI
West Park on the Hudson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE SPECIAL AUSTRALIAN MAIL TRAIN.

correspondent has asked who paid the Tl.ooo
for the special train which brought the Ausiialan
mail over the Central and Pacific and Union fhcnc
Railroads a. mentioned IN He tribune lues'ay'
Postmaster j imcs said Yesterday: " Inc uh'on
Pacific aud Central Pacific Railway Companies piin
for IT, They Gid II rs matter OF nallohai p' iut,
ord yitbonI hone of reward other than that arising
out of he satisfaction Of forwarding the Aust allan
mail across the continent faster t1ian was ever done
belofc Ii was a feat winch ~ not possible IN any
other country IA the world. and, as an American,
ou1n i 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
Str Pomona OBJ Mailman Montogo Bay oct Z with ma,s

CBrl. Mailman. Montego Bay oct7 with mdss
SIR Hat cas Boaz West Point. Va, OH Dominion So Co
sir Oh DOMINION wakor. Richmond. city Pont and Nor
Nrga ma ct o,;O % - M DiT3eS Sr norae,u, Al
davi D ballast foy w Parker g Co ~, =, -. - ,.
ber0 IN ballast FuDcn Ihye o. cG an'horei I'D orhVesend
~ Eizabct1 of sunderland TornpoO Gaa,z Jqne
mi ~ ~ ay'k ~ Adlla ~, Aksr Jug - gu aHar
sept with oil iron and ic rice root 70 ORDER Vcsse 10 Byd
,TE ID kiof ovor Nelson Drobos 40 day. with ice
Grs CIR Inc GER Zielte 81 80 days ballast
Bars Frsto Of windsor. ~ Manson Bremen 20 days.
London sept s bsnst Punch Edge & oo anchored N
nrx chas Sal o. siecn CHRISTIANS days with to
Bas T. Tyer sno% 'cante 70 dayL tn old iron and
ssiR Magrio l. c,ryIe ot 81 IN B.. znsey. Ant
20 n ba.t to Eneeh ,o EGys Yah no, 10
d e. hail.' toJ u Wi9cees,er q o. , A. ,a ,,, 81,
iron 10 o. ioT. vessel 10 mas'cr
Par1ot Nor. Leg rsen Aloa 10 Gays 10 ballast 70
B1r rrpsse Nor sarnues'n Droadhem 81 days, IN bal.
Rr Ksg-tone. Korr pu6in 30 DAYS with udse orde
Brr Hnia Mccrsedy Cndsd Bolivar q days, with mdse
,r rann1 Brown Machas with humber to sm2son.
schr HoTien.a sauborn Machias with lumber to Dsop.
schr Jesse or Nutter Of and stJoan. %, viii
SER wsbel n ali, n ~ Dresden win 10 * Smith q
schr imml IcAoam. Young Fan RIVER - John ''ynt'ns
ZEN, rlcn Fisher AIrn Kennebec River WITH see order
rrhe 10. OWING the I'm INST 10 a'e Tor
sir ,RamGri 'er, "cElheoy. stIoias p, ocl7 aad
Haifax9 * q eel n Inn, t...,-.o, ,.,,o-- y
Shin PTfe ~ Oce1n oi Inn ionl Patterson N'R"orh u
GAYS 10 p . JiI's 'u'" ~ A., 90 81, ~
~hip 5'ht ~ - .'N ~, L.. '
ID ' .n y, s-,,,t .r.i,.r- U,r,tnr,
l.'fH Nt"'ip lOi ~ iit,.,,a..,. ., '' 81 '@ %
day- in 'l ~ 20 " t1sy (" 20 o., ,,,.,,- - 20
ia4 Joht % ii ~ irct,,r,l -. ..' q 10, "a ~
dtrs
fJIht io owing vessels anchored b'i'" came ~ 70 tA'
CT t.r, Y,c,, p,, Artr,v. Cork.
i.t. ,,."i- '''. '.'" -
i.rN join a. u,.,ie (rr' Loc sba lvln.
wIND-~unsoti saolv HOS H-' 5: c'elr and hay q
CIEARED
go, 49,, -. ..t. ,...-..--. u ,
|tfs 'etr Ir' GltnclI' L..Nrtg''i VT ' HI -
Cor is' IFrho bIal. ,'t- 'ii'I, Nv ~.
bo"r@ nina 10 e 20 >ltHIard i. t'-i.'.' ,tH
ZOO 'H p,rl,t w j" , .'', lrNr. q .,t.'
Rh utita ir Canon ',ri 4 " a..s ~ El,ey ~.
I"iL -u ii.'1 "t' = = - '.,c,',i o., ,n Ts,',,,r
t,s 49,, Ih1 r.. 49, .,1or R-agl ior .,-i j =
Ame- Hlcs-,or-. Tay or BuuuIore Geo 81 G9Fei. pc
ti-r. Berry I5ps ou. n Dr. )iu|cs
ships t'ouG ~. Dii e' ma ph'~- .f'i 81 u i".'',
Clad i0InCs III, Ne thn. lidlI' I- D. .. ti'-'I ~
G" i.Ulc3 hri ~lucalr "n'o' 'i'. d" burg 7"''r-
G. ,n '.. -. .r 1,',,,, -.,i., r.,fe a.
r,-,fr d., U.rf. ...tI-
VJaI6 n la : o...ic d, g.: 4 yinQ,l ...r ma ~
C,. T,Wn ArIa. Ioha norton c ~o.- -r, -aEyr~ Por,
.rHn. J. g Aitl lonI LN,tI - .'''', bi'i.
b.hh. l i-tN'i ~ IN. '"" N.-' rl.i 90 $1,000
t".r' " I..,i ,,.' a. t"o1 Ncr Fi.. ot-'',,t.sn'
Fam lt ud plymouth lr .rs ee1ham PICKER ~;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
TIE ONO AND Mississippi MEETING.
C1Nor,,NAr1 Oct LA the annual nee

CINCINNATI. Oct. Hat thc ann'laI W7'I-
ino of the ockhodats of the ohio and Mississippi R'lI-
ad today the following elected dire tors TOT to
ersunr four years Messs. James sloan IT, ana osn'h
T1frobc ~ Baltimore and +. W. Tracy OF spHoshci'
l. , .,.o o,I eto,cf
thai re property had vtsry Improved .nd ', ~ %,
c.ruingS for rDiin< Dt,rm Der 81. ISL ~ "i
i,rnogb'v reach the Of Ti3ooooo J.
,,,a also stated ut THIS sam w's ~ OK
Co.'S o. about @iOOOOO which you'd he charge !
~ xnats.. ur the -lu-t iu0n al steel Tor IRON f o
Nearly 40 whole line now LUd wi'h s''Ct ihe re-
p,rt furfttr dee res th1t thr company WIZ nave or
hind ON November r"1rlV $500 600 and WIZ D. pre-
n,4 to nav TWO con pons N second mortgage bonds
ana tyyo On the Spriue ii"d Division bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
OPEN-AIR SPOETS.
RACING IN ENGLAND.
THREE ANrnrc+x HORSES Is THE r1r1r

THREE AMERICAN HORSES - THE FIELD
LONDON, Oct. 14.-Thls is the fourth day of
the Newmarket second October meeting The race or the
Autumn II ndcap won by Sir J. D. A-tley'S thee.
wears Old black colt Nllcroph nc The by
"A cd With fyvo lengths hrtweru Cradle ana GIL Bias
Ervcu ran ircudu Mr. VI. r. SndtOut's tnrcr-ycar5-
old III, co.'s All ;ocrit, which never dangerous
cnmprttfor tn race for ire newmarket Olk> for
turc.y ".rs-pI les ais won 10y Lord Falmouth =
brnVn Il ~ Nut cl The second place secured bv
CiuoiutI aii the third bv Nr. T. LoraTc's bay nllv
S-rrtd The for the ChtmuI0n S,akcS was won by
Robe [ the Devil. The sccunI place secured by
Bend or ana the thrd uy Eeycler. Only four ran
The As Ilry Sweepstakes was Won by SavOydrd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
WORCESTERSHIRE Old PARK THEATRE.

lqlor store IN Park Row has set in IFS wall The
cuTurr Stone Of the old Puk lheatre. IL bears the
u.cT ptIou: The prucr-S one at this theatre was
III on the 9Th day If May. 4. u. 1893. Jacob
Morton, William Henderson, Carllic Pollock. COM
ui,slon,r.; Lewis Illiicm. joan Iiodckinson.
nauagers' A card atiac cd cOhtans the follow
ing: FIRST performance. JauuaIy % 1908.
Bnrucd the night OF toe benefit tendored to
Madame MoutD,aSirr. December IL, 1882
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
4 cHURCH ROBBED ~ NEWJERSEY.

Grace Protestant Episcopal Church lat Rutherford.
New-Jcrscy. was entered Wednesday nghG by
thieves aud roboed OF iie following ARTICLES: The
carpet, back and red ingram. which was taken
FROM the HJor; brass cross, two brass Howe vases,
two wine service gowns one black service gown
and two silver plated collection plates, which were
engraved wlth tne words. Grace Episcopal Church,
Rutucrford. n j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
DISAPPE1RINCE or ~ IlfllIGR1NT

The mysterious disappearance Of Martin Many n
native eff War curg, who arrived u T. in August
,,Ith - WIFE al iarcc children. was reported at
& sic Garden ycs crsiay. lie obtained employment
tor ID few DAYS IA UNcTS Brewery, Brooklyn. and
ou re moring Of September 30 in his hom", No.
SOB Para-;tyr saving hat he wac going 10 seek en-
plo.mrut. S.ncc then his wire has received no
udr = from him. He Is oi medium height, strongly
buit win lIght compl XIOn, and abont thirty years
of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
=. Nrw rnAn nd rD n-mr IN rnE M.

CmcAGO, Oct. II -Several men connected
WITH the Clic co. Milwaukee aud - Paul Rriro2'
Company. including Mrssr-. Mitchell Merrill. Carey anl
" Icy. have ,rrouz.l the Cr0trl Illinois Iud Wl,'o,
II Ia iU4y con, 4atv with ,'tUital of SiOODHpo. r.
a. IL strnr % raaf from tuctt'"0, on ~" E1' u' ana
S,uthv ~t,r. Division Of t -. Paul Ro H. 10 h'I T.
;e. eros. ING .iiD Chicago BrI1i and Q me- CD
,i.o aod Alton Ro,k Island tul Pacific anu other lines
Twenty inIirs %. track viii O' aid this fttl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT AkRIYALs.

f,;Jee1 Uousc-SirA. r. Cali, Canadian Nlnl@tcr ~
London - cnue Hoet-GoyerqSrv A. D. we Of
Conn , General O. Wickhaw Of VIRGINIA r. Got.
don Dexter Of Boston Cover ~ John hyais =" 81 n" a.
/ f. NJ hwegt OF Maine. an' Christian tDl'tI. " I'
v,re ~ nm Or mi sir Andrew - W h,t y" pIu9
laul 1000 Tfotf p unsrici Elrpn van hoS "u y y " nn'e
ais ana / \ Cam1cn Wet Virginia ~ -lO'" 't,1,ev
senator william Pnney Whyte, Of Maryani J,o1.
y,r Professor IRA Abbot Harvard college L'"N
man Hovge- Richard Naux. Of rbiladclpfis & seen,
llvman Gcofre l. Terry Of sandy Hill - f---'.--''"
Hotel PROF, ssOr N. b. Riddle. of HARTFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
CART RUNGs X EVIDENCE.

Two stout cart TuuPs @cfc put ~ evidence before
Coroner Bady. terdsl, al tue irqUcst 10 the casr
Of uruTy rcAoll Tuo WAS KILLED 90 a Il az on TIE
NIGHT oi Sebtruber 70, after BAH at COuc0fdla
Hill ~ Ayc.-t. Ihey were found Oh tue scene Of
the lht by tho police and win Que II turn, ~ vas
aheVrd JJnn LO.cT sfTnck SchOli dow auG crushed
.II.skuli IcstiIn0uy ~ that effect VIZ gwen bV
eve nessrb whose tiOuos AByr already been told.
Jhr uTy G 4arged joan LOecr with tie murder, aud
inl. tlf,htian Loscr aud john rchnridel "a acce,-
.or,es before tie fart. Inc fourth prisoner, Fred
efck LOughl!n, wae discDafRth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
FINDS IN THE POLICE COURT.

George w. Creger. Secretary of TIE Board of Po-
lice Justices. reports having received "a 1872 for
fines from Tho different Police Courts during sep
iember. OF tins sum tho Special Sessions contr ~
utes 4 .01S; the lombs. $751; Jefferson Market
&l.24O; Lsscx Market, $3.50; Fifty-soyenth-sL
S6Ua and Harlem xlf2,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
MIRLAE IATELLIGBNCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun ri.e...... Gil Sun $50 lock slow l4m 90.
sets. 1884 Moot souGas 10 % As dAy.
man wAIht TO-DAY - ~
BOOK. bll GOV. Island. 55J lic cate .... 7a5
'Gh WAIER rJ.pAr-r NJ
sandy HOOK. 6:36 ts-tnI GA de ..... SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
WORK on THE HUSSAR.
TRYING TO RECOVER rnn TREASURE BELIEVED To

TRYING TO RECOVER THE TREASURE BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN LOST on TIE BRITISH FEIGtrE.
Wort, on the wreck OF tine B.iush frElta Hls-ar,
winch now lies ut IN bottom of the East RIVER
he ow Port Morris rs be ~ pushed with great vgor.
Oprrlt ions were begun TINS season IA june and VIII
b. continued until floating lee trcatcus 10 cni the
divers a.r-pIpcs ami lic-lncS WHAT Is cit OF
the wrecked mdn-o!-Var rests IN uGhlY 10
uincty ieet of wafer, and, OWING 10 the
great depth and tne Swittn's~ of The toe.
fLe divers can make only sow Iro"Tce-. Inc
schooner hudson is held III sluon over the we rs
by 1--WE aucAtT.--tWO arttrH aud three forward. In
a slanty on her deck rs steam e CINE, Wllicn
opcrate, the air and the hyaTau nc pumD, and Other
machinery. The mound of rubbish AZ the bottom OF
tue rycY-ail thai remains of tue trgttr-ls mined
with IA hydraulic dIiU. SIX men are engaged III the
work. The enterprise i IN the hdnoS OF new con-
plV. Whether or not the WOIkmen nave found ans
of the treasure opposed 10 nave gOn" down Nlb me
fr atc IL lot knOwu tOf an injunction OF secrecy
has been Land upOn them.
Ii rs he opn on OF many divers who nave worked
mon the wreck that when the llnssar was blown mp
by divers iify wears ago tina portion OF the vessel
holding the siip's treasury was cat Oh ana carried
away some distance by tue tlCe.
The HusS:lr. while on her way to Norwich, Conn.,
on November %, 1850 struck on Pot Rock ~ i'c /
Gate. Sho had board, II Is believed, @"GO.OJo
Sterling which was intended Tor the lana Il VA
forces engaged III suljagatIng the Amenc"u9 ana
seventy American PRISONERS who were Chained 10
The gum iock. Her commander bcdcaei hcr near
where SIC now lies. and eu deaY0Tcd 10
hold her IN position by hawsers ATTACHED to
trees on the shore. When the tide began 10 cb'
some OF the lines parted, while others drew the tees
up bv tue roots. Finally the lrgatc listed aud went
over the precIpicc over winch sine was hanging INTO
nearly ninety feet OF water, carrying with her the
seventy PRISONERS manacled on the gun-drcG. Ihe
officers and crew escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
SHiP NHWS.
PORT OF NEW YORK .....oCT. IL
RAlN 3D..

Str CITY Of Brussols (Br, watkins Liverpool Oct and
Queenstown q. TO john q Dile.
0tr Devon tBrl, IoDDett ustOl ~ days, Morgan
bu SOrth BiIain corr owens ewoasto sept -
iireah water, In ballast TO bcAgo BIss
Daniel atcinmaun BUlg, DE SInet Antwerp IS = DAYS
lunch Eiye ~
SIR heir (r) Bouifaco Domerara Ost2 st Ritta And
ID ia ba last BephAn Pickering &
20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
HELD on 4 CHAEGE OF FALsE PRETENCES

At the Tonbs Police Court. Yesterday afternoon,
before Justice Patterson, Charles l.. Bi0oi, age
r3igued by Officer Ii II, the Tomb, Court squad
on complaint OF EdllDerto GIa, of the Ba.vidcre
House. for having by fraudulent repres ,ntauois on
tanned 80 OOO from hun Oh June g. and on the fol-
lnwIuQ day one pair of diamond earrings, Il dIa
mond ross and DIAMOND cluster rug, all valued
NJ - O7O in a similar manner. He became ac-
GuaiI,ed with Blood through DR.. Has ward, n
oentIst al. nj two years ag and they subsequently
became r thcr intimate. Blood pretended mat ne
lad a large practice as PHI sIcan ana that he rad
q diuoma from IN d cal university. With the OBJ
iec OF opening Office for the practice of me iicinr
ne applicd to Glra for loan, and th" latter rely ng
Oh the accuracy Of Biood's statements. tufhlsh III
money and valuable articles convertible mo ca.h
5000 l. is alleged that Bl jOd has dcirLuG"d sew
e. al Other rsOns IN the same manner, ana That %
evil gut for Inc recovery of several Thousand dol
lars is row pending against hIn. lie required
to furnish ban IN ) 900 for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
CUTTING rAs.EEGEK .ArE8 II ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, oct. Little railroad war Is
quite MS h rp today al WIS Yesterday. ard tn" differ
eft office, are crow5ei with tcirt buycr-. The Chicago
and AloY durrd limited tc'ts 10 - 20 TN m-nh@'
I'm t.a Wab $50 tm,"li itcly arpprfd - 81 ~. Ohl-
a. tick % rcu1in ass Yesterday. - 70 10 Doth Chcaso
and f. tu-a- Cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
NEW WORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. OCTOBER Is. 1880

for $1,000 and sent 1T to BISHOP
Clarkscu. Bishop Clarkson took the money ara
spent u in building churches before iuc I
was discoy, red B-hop futile, of Montana also
smoke tor few MINUTES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

A SAVING CLAUSE.-Scene-ln Weimal
AeTe p-r-oLs now .orJildeu II pay p npiortes
with tie windows 0pcn).-fIorr Professor "Wolt! on
have larfci VIA your magnificent p'u0for" = Fi>S
Fraulcin: on, yes: could 40 10 ger Dc nraru ny
the neehbors and of course didn't want TO PLAY Oh
sucn instrument 10 anus" Oulsevcs.' Professor:
Then you 30 longer LAY o. ,iugW second + aul,in:
ON. yer; We stl permitted 70 sing at them -
E,Lks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
THE GRAND TRUNK PROSPEROUS.

MONTREAL, Oct. LITTLE Grand Trunk
Roilvas trli shows 'g-rog'tc increase since the
beg inning Of the year f ~ ljG.222.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

collection of the tax and its application to the pay
ment of the interest.
The Commissioners Of Mobile were present at the
meeting yesterday, aud the compromise was maze
with their approval Great satisfaction was eA-
expressed at the result of the negotiations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
rf,yrRALOT ACLKRGYMlg.

The funeral u the Rev. John a. IfranDf, "bowas
scr,0entlIy k HE'D III the Yooemn Valley, Was neld
yesterday morning Ia tue b. La"icnce Roman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15

CELERY As 4 REMEDY FOR NERVOUS DGSEAsEA
Dr C. " Benson. Baltimore M. prlcc phys cian
tao has pad nervous di cises has lis
GOV -:ed tat lad cI,pinC comb not IN
certain prou0r Invariably headache rl-r billions,
dysurDiic nervous headache negrag sleep eS,n"ss,
iil- sf.,n Thus fru aph medical
chtns r., sul al tae cotutv az order
!i, bv mai urcpar At pill, az % c1s pr <. tho
Doctor s rgey ami mighty respected pa BitmOrr--
Episcopal Methodist Ne"-f OrN 0u!ce hi1 dIsOh-s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-10-15
DR.. LYON'S TOOTH TABLETS.
lust the tmnC .Or travellers.

Have been terribly afflicted with malaria for
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04


DrRATIos or MoURNIEc.-Visitors
to this country are greatly surprised ai
the long period during which people
wear mourning and remain in seclusion.
The custom must be purely American,
Tor II does MOI obtain elsewhere. In
England widow or widower may. with
perfect propriety. divess themselves Of
mourning attire at the end Of twelve
months, although. in most cases. they
retain il, in some degree, q while long
er. Mourning Is worn for parents foE
one year, but changed to lighter mourn
ing after six months, and the same as
regards the mourning Of parents for chill
dfen.
Except in the case Of widows and
widowers. il is moi deemed at all oblig-
atory 10 abstain from society for more
than six months, although IN the case Of
parents who have lost children il would
be unusual to 90 TO large entertainments
before The expiration OF year. Where
a parent has died well-stricken in years,
and quite in ordinary course OF nature,
it would excite no remark were the
children to 60 to quiet dinner parties af-
ter three months. Atwo years mourn
ing and seelusion would, in such case,
be deemed afectation.
Morning is here carried to such
lengths that some people really pass
large part Of their lives in weeping and
seclusion, the death Of father, mother
and sister or brother making an aggre-
gate of five years. ]! u question
whether we are not carrying the thing
too far. Life was surely not made to
be silent IN permanent seclusion on ac-
count OF bereavement, more especially
for those, who, in the ordinary course
of nature, must predecease US. Thou
sands of persons would gladly cut short
their mourning but for the tyranny OF
fashion, which arbitrarily rules in tins
as in so much besides.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1880-03-04

DocTRINE OF "EQUALITY."-Ine-
quality appears TO be the divine order;
il always has existed; undoubtedly il
viii continue; all our theories and a
priori specuIations will not change the
nature Of things. Even inequality Of
condition is the basis of progress, the
incentive 20 exertion. Fortunately, ii
to-day we could make every man white,
every woman as like man as nature per-
mits, give every human being the same
opportunity Of education, and divide
equally among all the accumulated
wealth. Of the world, tomorrow differ
ences, unequal possession, and differen-
tiation would begin again. We are at
tempting the regeneration of society
with a misleading phase; we are vast
ing our time with theory that does not
fit the facts.
There is an equality. but il is not Of
outward show; il is independent of con-
dition; u does not destroy property, nor
ignore the difference OF sex, nor obliler-
ale race traits. Ii is the equality of
men before God, Of men before the law;
IL is the equal honor OF all honorable la
Dor. No more pernicio1s notions ever
obtained lodgment in society than the
common one that to rise the world is
necessary to change the condition.
Let there be content with condition;
discomfort with Individual ignorance
and imperieclIon. We want. says EN-
erson, mot a farmer, but man on a
farm What a mischievous idea. is
that which has grown, even in The I'm
tied States, that manual labor is discred-
stable There is surely some defect in
the theory Of equality in our secretly,
which makes domestic service to be
Stunned as If it were disgrace.
II would be considered humorous
sn~g .stion 10 advocate inequality rs q