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Morning journal and courier., 1881-01-20
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 HARRINGTON & CO.,. No. 400 State Street, Courier Building.
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German newspapers tell of some forty-hye million dollars that is in the custody of the Bank of England for the heirs of laborer who emigrated from Silesia to the Cape of Good Hope, and returned to London in 1845 with vast wealth that he had accumulated on the diamond fields of South Africa and through the purchase. of large tracts of land in Cape Colony. He is supposed to have then been on his way to the home of his youth, but he was suddenly taken i'll after his arrival in London, and died after three days sickness without leaving any memoranda from which his home or kin could be ascer- tained. Now, after many years, reports of the mans fate and the fortune that he left are said to have come accidentally to the ears of the wife of miner in Bulmke, who claims that she is a niece of the deceased Croesus, and that she and 8 brother residing in Amer ica are entitled to the vast property of which he died possessed. Preparations said to be making now for proving this claim valid by means of the proper baptismal certificates and other requisite documents. The names of the interested persons are not given, but other details are set forth explicitly.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1881-06-04

Mr. Mortleman dropped on one knee
and begged for a blessing. Father
Benwell gave the blessing.
Left by himself again, Father Ben
we'll paced the room rapidly from end to
end. The disturbing influence in his
face had now changed from anxiety to
excitement.
"I'll try it to-day" he said to him
self, and stopped, and looked around
him doubtfully. "No, not here" he
decided; cit may get talked about too
soon. 1t wi be safer in every way at my
lodgings" He recovered his composure
and returned to his chair.
Romayne opened the door,
The double influence of the conver.
sion and of the life in the Retreat had
already changed him. His customary
keenness and excitability of look had
subsidized, and had left nothing in their
place but an expression of suave and
meditative repose. All his troubles
were now in the hands OF his priest
There was passive regularity in his
bodily movements, and beatiic seren-
ity in his smile.
"My dear FRIEND" said Father Ben
well, cordially shaking hands, "you
were good enough to be guided by my
advice in entering this house. Beguid-
ed by me again when NY that you
have been here long enough. You eau
return, after an interval, if you wish it.
But 1 have something to say to You
first, and beg to offer the hospitality
OF my lodgings"
The time had been when Romayne
would have asked for some explanation
of this abrupt notice of removal. Now
he passively accepted the advice of his
spiritual dictator. Father BenweH
made the necessary communication to
the authorities, and Romayne took leave
of his friends in the Retreat. The great
Jesuit and the great landowner left the
place in cab.
81 hope I have not disappointed
you," said Father Benwell.
"I am only anxious" Romayne an
swered, "to hear what you have to
say"
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Executors Notice.

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i subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans Court of Allcgany county, Mary.
land, letters tcstamentary upon the estate
of Albert Holle, sr,. late of Allegany
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having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same
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9Th day of November, 1881, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate. All persons
knowing themselves indebted to the said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment. Given under my hand this Goth
day of April, 1881.
ALBERT HOLLE, JR.,
May 7-3m Executor.
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CHAPTER uI.-THE HARVEST Is REAPED.
On their way through the streets,
Father Benwell talked as persistently
of the news of the day as if he had
nothing else in his thoughts. To keep
his companions mind in state of sus.
pense was, in certain emergencies, tc
exert useful preparatory influence ovei
a man of Romayne's character. Even
when they reached his lodgings the
priest still hesitated to approach the oh.
ject that he had in view. He made con.
siderate inquiries in the character of q
hospitable man.
"They breakfast early at the Retreat"
he said. "What may offer you ?"
"I want nothing, thank you," Ro.
mayne answered, with an effort to con.
troll his habitual impatience of needless
delay.
"Pardon me-we have long inter
view before us, I fear. Our bodily ne
cessities, Romayne (excuse me if take
the friendly liberty of suppressing the
formal Mr.)-our bodily necessities
are not to be trifed with. A bottle
of my famous claret, and few biscuits
will not hurt either of u.s." He rang
the bell and gave the necessary direc
tions. "Another damp day." he went
on, cheerfully. az hope you don't pay
the rheumatic penalties of a winter resi-
dence in England? All, this glorious
country would be too perfect if it pos.
sessed the delicious climate of Rome y
The wine and biscuits We're brought
in. Father Benwell filled the glasses
and bowed cordially to his guest.
"Nothing of this sort at the Retreat, .
he said, gayly. "Excellent water,
am told-which is a luxury in its way,
especially in London. Well, my dear
Romayne, must begin by making my
apologies. You, no doubt. thought me
little abrupt in running away with you
from your retirement, at moments
notice"
"I believed that you had good rea.
sons, Father, and that was enough fo1
me-"
"Thank YOU you do me Justice; it
was in your best interests that l acted.
There are men of phlegmatic tempera.
ment, over whom the wise monotony oi
discipline at the Retreat exercises q
wholesome influence mean an influ-
ence which may be prolonged with adj
vantage. You are not one of those per.
sons. Protracted seclusion and monot.
ony of life are morally and mentally
Improbable to man of your ardent
disposition. I abstained from men.
tioning these reasons at the time out oil
a feeling of regard for our excellent
resident director, who believes unre.
servedly in the institution over which
he presides. Very good. The Retreat
has done all that it could usefully do
in your case. We must think next OF
how to employ that mental activity
which, rightfully developed, is one Of
the most valuable qualities that you
possess. Let me ask, first, if you have
in some degree recovered your tran
quillity?"
81 feel like different man, Father
Benwell."
"That's right And your nervous
snfferings-I don't ask what they are,
only want to know if you experience q
sense of relief?"
| "a most welcome sense of relief.
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$40 ISSO
Cunard Steamship. Co.,
LIMITED,

LIMITED,
DETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIV-
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way. Proposed saiings from Pier 40,
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WHOLE NUMBER, SOC.

sense of the perils that threatened him
in safely setting the obstacle up. I'm
der astute encouragement Romayne had
become a Catholic, and had pledged
himself to restore the Vange property.
Under astute encouragement there re-
mained one more act of submission
serious and even formidable in the con.
sequences that it involved-into which
it was now necessary to lead the new
convert Even'the priests steady nerves
were shaken by the prospect before
him.
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Selett Stprp.
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by will<ie Co11inss

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Situated in distant quarter Of the
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*Will not carry Steerage.
Proposed sai.ings from Princes Landing
Stage, Liverpool
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-22
THE sun FOR 1881,

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IT, Much OF that sort Of news that depends
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III. Good writing in every column, and fresh
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". Honest comment. THE SUYs habit is to
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v. Equal candor Id dealing with each politi.
cal party, and eqnal readiness to commend
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ID the Republican party to set mp another form
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The year 1881 and the years immediately fol-
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St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-22

The fact cannot be disguised that
the decision Of a majority OF the SUI
preme Court is a great disappoint-
ment to real estate owners IN this
city. They thought, after the SOW
ereign expression Of the State had
determined that there should be a
limit to taxation for all purposes,
that the constitutional mandate
would be observed, especially by a
Judiciary brought into existence un-
der provisions Of the same constitu-
ton. But this reasonable expecta-
ton has not been realized. The
majority OF the court have deter
mined that the tax limitation of ten
mills "for all purposes whatsoever
shall be applied only to the city ali
inony, and that all antecedent OBJ
legations must be met with addition
al and specific taxation, it being
claimed, that such obligations, de
rived from valid Legislative authori-
ty, existing at the dates OF the con-
tracts Incorporated therein are
s'protected and continued in force in
dependently Of the will Of the State, :"
by the constitution of the United
States. This decision virtually de-
clares that the State is not sovereign
even IN the essential matter of taxa
lion, and makes judicial taxation a
supreme privilege. The dissenting
opinion of Chief Justice Bermudez
and Associate Justice Poche will
BIO accepted by the people as the
real voice of justice on the prem
ises. If the constitution can be
80 easily evaded We might as well
have no constitution, City Item.
t8
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-22
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A No | horses, hacks and bugeies for hire
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Meeting Vermonrie The stage for Alexandra
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St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-22

NOTICE is hereby given to AL concerned
~ that the State and parish licences for this
year 1880 are now due. AL parties wishing to
avoid costs will please come forward and settle
without dslay. Judge A. Gargues will b
found III the Tax Collectors Office. He 10 author.
ized to sign all receipts for Licenses and taxes.
c. G.. DUSON,
sept&u sheriff and Tax Collector.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-22
FOR YOUNG LADIES.

young ladies'. on Monday, 4th OF September
(prox.), in my dwelling at Opelousas. ! intend
this Institution to be permanent, and will ex.
anording facilities for thorough education.
New-York tribune., 1881-09-12
election Noilcc.
CTATE OF NEW-YORK.

STATE OF NEW-YORK
~ OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY or STATE
-, 4, -, -,s a., ALBANY. August llth 1881.
TO the sheriff OF tho County Of New.iOrk.
SIT Notice ~ hereby given that
he held In this state the
day OF November next November o. the following
to be elected, tO-wit
A Secretary OF state In the place JOSEPH II. CARR
A Comptroller IN the place OF JAMES W. WA DSWORTU
A Treasurer III the place OF NATHAN ID. WENDELL.
An Attorney General in the place OF HAMILTON WARD
state Engineer ana surveyor III the place OF HORATIO
SEYMOUR, JR.
Assocs Judge Court Of ppeas or full term,
in the place D. FRANCE NJ FINCH appointed by
the place Charles J. tolger Judge
whose term of Office will expire the last day OF December
Representative in the Fortysevenh Congress Of the
United states for the 9th Congressional District in the
OF FERNANDO WOOD, deceased.
Representative in tho FortyseVenth Congress OF
Unte states the th Congressional District the
Six 9Th 7h sth 9th and In Senate
Districts comprised In the city and County OF
one ena0r for tho 9TH Senate District cOmpsng the County
of the CITY and County of Now York.
county Onhcers also to he elected for said County:
twenty four Members OF Assembly.
Dlstilct Attorney IN the place OF DANIEL g. ROLLINS
GOEPP aud JAMES y. SHERIDAN.
one Coroner IA the place Of NORTH ELLINGER.
Nine JUSTICES OF District LIST
9th. 7t sth and 9th Judicial Districts said city and
An whose expire ON the OF Dccem
Der next - NN'
Respectfully yours, JOSEPH Il. CARR
Secretary OF state.
sHEEIFFs OFTcE, COUNTY COURT HOUSED
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW. YORK,
certify the above a copy the Election Notice
received by me TINS day from the Secretary Of state
Sheriff OF the city ana County of New. York
Publishers of newspapers win this advertisement
unless specially authorized To do
Sheriff Of the City aud County of New-York.