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, 1881-04-20
BEI2NIIARDT
AGAIN IN NEW YOisli.

At1e ! GFH lFlSH1o ApfH III
Mile. Sarah Bernharlt after having mado
NIL extended tour through tho country. lett
Philadelphia yesterday Mt p. III. and arrived
III tills city at $50. She was accompanied
by Henry Jarrett, her business agent. Henry
L. Abbey, 1ter manager, WAS already IN New
York and welcomed her OIL her arrival ut
Jersey City. After crossing the ferry tho
actress drove 10 the Albemarlo Hotel, where
she stayed while in tho city the last time.
Milo. Dcrnharlt docs not occupy the sanlo
apartments az. size ilad before, but has Eunc
to tho floor above, where slu hns No. 81. She
looked very wcll, but a little tired, md ap-
parently was in the best Of spirits. To a
Tribune reporter who called upon her when
she arrived she said:
"Oh,. yes, l aul tired, but nm perfectly
welt. YOU know I was taken III In pt,i1a-
delph1a and was unable to finish my per-
forlnauco of LIZ rrlncessa GcorRes.' But
tho windows around Tic stago. wero ope,,-
why do they allow it?-Rlld I caught q batl
cold. But 1t docs not take n,e long to get
well, and now ain feeling all right"
"llow did you enjoy your trlp?''
"1t was charming. OF course lave been
working hard. But I laaFo had q car ull tu
myself cannot pronounce tho natlic ut 1t
-aild American ll0tels ago splendid. Once
or tHlCD lllU l1lCnLEE3 NEIu Auo EUatt pu% tlINt
is not a great matter. Tho American audi
ences arc appreclatiye, and have been kind
ly received. stall always remember tflls
trip with great dcal of pleasure, and hope
to cotIto again. But shall b0 glad to get
back to Franco
THERE Is ONLY ONE FRANCE AFTER ALL.
Au revotr."
The car in which Allie. BGrnhardt Inns
Travelled WIS the City Of Worcester. The
actress will play at Booths Theatre Tonight
| In "Ln prfnceaso GoOrRes," rlny which
| f1ns never before been presented III this
| city. Mr. jarrett considers it Il strong play,
md believes that 1t will bo favDrably reguived.
| This engagement will fle for two weeks. ten
| nights al,4 two nInttnecs: OH May !. Mile.
Bernhardt. vii! sail f0E Francu IN L'An!or-
ique, ot the FrcnvL Lfl'e; up9n arriving
Adresse, nsar Hayre. where SHE wilt rest for
Paris, where she ca1l rcllIatn o,.ly 3
Lplidon by JurB to begin OH engagement
At lie Uaiety Theatre 1t the conclusion OF
Ier London suasou she wilt mike tour
through Ellglalld. Ireland. md Scotland.
! Sir. Jnrrptt told tie raN'rtcr that uie inalt-
agcr of tho Theatre franchise ia very anxious
to have her 60 back to tho company a,!1 has
lnnd1 lIer sevDral offers. Alr. JMrrett thinks
that III tElnB Mile. DernharAt Will return to
4 tho scune Of llor earliest ttluMpllg, 'l!o also
thinks that her American, trip has beer, very
| beneficial to tlGr health. Financially 1t has
| been SUCCESS, for sl0 has deposited $780,.
| 600 with her bankers.
, 1881-04-20

mo some interesting information to-day
abotit travel and immigration to the United
States. lie Ind brought ont on successive
voyages coo Italians twice. or 1900 In nil.
nenrly all CRlaGrlans frntn tho South OF Italy,
flying bcfora the Conscrlption law. I1u says
tic Italian emigration during the present
year Inns already beet 0yer E,0uD, as.tl TINT THO
steamship Viltonnezto Floria IL To bring out
1,:O0. ......
Those cm!grnnts arc nil Catholics of tho
peasant class, but Il number of them are artl-
sn,s. They aru taken IN Mt Naples, pny E5
por head. or $25, and tho time Of tlie voyage
is from sixteen to twenty days. THEY arc
provided with fresh bccf uvcry dny and with
~ cents gallon. Their fooa Is macar0Nl
and wine.
THERE wEtE HEvEN nt.lGANDS
among the passengers OIL the Inst voyage.
who Ind gentle fashion 0f coming up to
tho Captain n,lI drawing t1iofrlftngers Across
tltcIr tllrUats III they held CUT tileis plate of
provisions, lnttnatlng TINT Unless tho food
was mora to their temper they wnu1d cut hts
thront. Having put two 1f tfn In lrntis,s ,sDtlle
faint ilotioi,$ 1t discipline wcro dispensed
among the confltrynlel, u Columbus. Theirs
| grants. which played every night on deck, !,
| aud tic tnrAntti'a lance was carried OIL. At
Gibraltar 100 l0nves Of bread were taket, ,oi!
board md cut III half, giving bread for te.'
Tic Captain says he brought ont 900 portu.
i! gucse on q rccent voyage, oil Of whom were
6o1nd fSr to asle c9hs md ars EoInx t9
year will bo tho inost successful year ~ the
history of steanl shipping. Not only Is there
| ENORMOUS Immigration from MI parts Ut
Europe, but the flrst-cIass passenger travel
| Ie rtu an1tn1 ffon Nttf hftf fr0ft
, 1881-04-20

ITEMS,

ACDlhHH AAELANA4F+2t
NEw YonK, ApFlt 1p.-'rhs death is an.
noaI,ced to-,lay ot Andrew Dleaklcy, one Of
The oldest and best known Wing md Kepub-
licasi politicians of Ills time. IIe WIS bori.
!a tll!s city In 1910. lilo was menhgr Of all
ths National ai,d State Conventions Ut Wings
aud Republicans from tho t!no OF Henry
Ctayts nomination for tho Presidency down
to the Republican Convention hold In Gill
cMgo Inst year.
THE rnEsspENr's WIFE.
Mrs. Garfield held aa infurIAal reception In
the paylor of her h0tol to-day, which was
attended by n number Of distinguished peo-
~ y11lA1,n's INJUNCTION su1r.
Argument upon tue motion to continue the
temporary Injunction III tue. suit OF lIenry
Willard agatast tho Northern Pacific ltaslrond
Company CLOSED today =.
rllIEE CAYEs OF CHOLERA.
pc: Fessende|n, e|,t n; otls sa Mest Thirtyfop5t.
toil, Chairman Of tho Committee up
poii.tel BY the recent meeting OF ptlyslcIaHs
1t Chlekerlng Hull t9 60 To- Albany. ai,d urge
lux attentlon to tllree cases OF cll0iera which
have 1ccently come under h!s notice III this
S"'' TIE DAKOTA surrEnEus.
Gov. QIdway t0ld tile members OF the
necessary to raise froM 230, 900 tu 5lo0. .000 to
ntnlntalli tho Dak0ta sufferers fur weeks,
until they can got seeas to plant, S.hne
tO0.000 aufes were devastated aud the Crops
almost destroyed.
4 STATUE OF BEETHOVEN.
An Executive CoMulfttae has been formed
To ca!se y fund for q statne OF Beethoven.
BMA1.L-r0x AND Tfl'Itus FEyKIk
Thera ara Ill smallpox patients in the hos
pltal. I'M inoreasa foE ne week Of at. -Ty"
pnus favet patieIIts. 1G3; tncrease, 1T,
S504 pAMAoEa
", +. a. Shanks brought suit to recover
s25o.OO0 damages {golp iAe American News
| Company ssf0r circulating SNH|@, alleged to
| contain i libel nRaInst the plaintiff. Tllu
| Jury gave verdict OF Sa.6p.
| INsttUHANfB.
Five thousand stx Alll,tirea and seventy-tlye
Immigrants frau Europe landed here to-day,
, 1881-04-20
DE JArsNETrE's' AcQU1TTAn.


DtNvILlE, vn.. April la.-The trlni Of THOMAS
Do Jnrnetto tor tho uurier of Ills sistor was
completed to-day, tho verdict Of ncqulttul bo.
Ing received with applause. Ills crinto wnB
committed on tho 9Th OF august lust. Tho cir
c,lmstances connected with tho murder woro OF
tho most sensational und startling character.
Sfollie Do Jarnettc, tho victim. was n beautiful
girl Of u, md bciopgcd to enc OF tho best fun
ies in North CRrolIua. Tho family reduced
from aflluonce to pehury, the son Thunas
WIS foFccd to takc tho place OF
depot n1unt at Summit depot, whio tho
sistor Mollo went to llarrisonburg,
Va. as domcsttq. III that place sho was bo-
traycd under prom 10 Of tnaEFlaVo. and OIL hcr
doathboi She gny6 tho natnc Of her soduccr rs
Luther Desert, Of Ilarrisonbur8, In whose fam-
iy eho wins then living. From 'ffasrisonburg sho
went to Dauvilto, ami nftor endcavoring to make
u living vt drcssmaklng entered q baguio known
as blonde Hail, Bho lod the life Of courtcsan
for ono woek, when sho Wtoto u lcttcr to her
brother telling him Of tho lfo she wns
lunding, and TINT tho place was a hell
to her, and begging him to rake hcr
away. 1t was thls lottor that brought him to
Danvll.o Oh tho night OF tho 9TH Of August and,
going to uonde Hall, ho asked II Moillo
Do Jhrnctto was In Sho came to tho daor, and
he wont to her room With har, which, upon
ontorlng, ho looked tho door and put tho koy In
his pocket Coolly drawing a rovolyer. without
saying word ho shot hor Two times. Whom tho
polico rushed In they found him standing over
hcr body holding tic rovolvpr lu bis hand.
No was eool and Indifferent, ana said
ho bud shot bis slstcr because
tylcad,ng iifo Of shan,u sho bud put dshonor
upon hls family nau,0. Tho pour Ntrl bexged
tliat hcr br0thar bs nut punished and expresscd
world might SEQ l,er ss she wax that They might
to dctcFred BY she s1'ectanlo fT0m faowt,lg hur
example. Shu fingered ufEht days. and professcd
tNlFi1n fkR a1nF Jffbr 0libf. j{rt faHt
, 1881-04-20

Or. Louis. Mo-, april 1p.-AddEtlonal particu-
lars respecting tho killing OF her fivo children bS
Mrs. Mutt, near Oamlou, Ark. rcpurted briefly
last night, aso, that tho fronztcl woman called
her eldest child, boy Il years old, from n Hold
whcro he was plow!ng. knocked blu, on tho bend.
and throw HIN Into tho well. whcro she hal pro-
yiotlsly thrown her four other children. Fluid
tng that ono Of tho children waa not drowned,
hut wus olinglng to tho s!do OF tho vol, shc do.
sooutcd into tho vol aud tore awny Its gr4lsp
aud thrust 1t down into tho water. thus com.
plotting her diaLocul work.
, 1881-04-20
ATFnAY IN NfISNESOTA.

EpFfA& A@PatcH IL AHs kh$<AQV 1Tt1uuk<
sT. PAUL. sInn.. April lg.-A Pioneer i'rtxs
Brainerd spectni says: "a fatal sh0otin3 aHray
occurred IN Thursday morning last nt Whatc
0ak Point, In saiUon kept by II whIta man, be-
tween tho sutoonkecpcr md IN Indian, brother
to Chipanazee. it, which the Indian
was killed, Ant1 tho saloonAecpcr usd
Joseph ". Wakefield wero woundcl. An aitvr-
cation took place during tho ulsht between
another Indian and .he snIuonkeepcr. In whlch
tho indian declared he would shoot tue saltnn-
keeper. Wakefield aud bis bruther VIII.
tam wcre sent for ua peAccsnaktEa
about 8 n. ill.,. md were In tho
suloon when tho Indian uttered with his shns-
gun. Tho saiooukecper. whosa nntng Is nDt
:eporte4. ran for his rppeating rl'lc. aud tho
shot hitting him IN tile lcEs. Tie wakn'esds
undertook to take tho x,n frnni tho tn-
dim, and wora wrestling with him when
tho saioonkcepcr calng 70 ~ etairh With bis R,1,.
Intllnn waa AgAin nbout to snt0t. tto !rod.
ehUotlng tho 1ndtnn through tho bndy: killing
him almost Instantly, nnd w0tntinH MMkgIlcbd
tu tho left Eeg betow tho xnco.. Wakctelai was
brought nt Onuo to Alklin, whcrc Dr. ltoHscr Is
.trcatfug him.
, 1881-04-20
Man Who Is Crazy it He Eats,
About to Begin a Fast In
Chicago.
;rha 1,octors Have Him In Tow, and
VIII DO tho Thing Scicntif-
ically. -
Brown " Sugar, Whether Fine or orude'
Is in Law Brown Sugar.
4 MUSIC,
TrIEOT>OltE THOMAS.

.xp.ttet D4spattA to 1he Chicago 1rtoahA
Nrw YoRK, April 19.-TherB have been
mn,ly aud contradictory reports Ut late III
nlusica, circles In regard to tho great lestl-
walls Of 1881. which, 1t has been rumorea' are
to ba given In New York, Ctncinnat1' anu
Clcago III May or June, next year, uhaes
the direction Ut Mr.. Theodore Thonas' All.
Thomas said to-day that the festivals are 10
bo given, but not exactly III tho manner fal-
morcd. The Now York FESTIVAL VIII not 10
modele,l on ths initial festival at Cincinnati.
After stating TINT the festival III this city
would take place at tie Seventh Regiment
Armorv. tho following conversation elisued:
"An.l how about the other plans 7"
awe arc beginning to organize details.
and will bo II, slict shape shortly Us to mako
necessary contracts iii various directions,
and actually begin festival work."
at has buen rulnored that
YOUR A1sE uo1Ha ADHoAD
this summer, Mr. Thomas"
~ may 10 to Europe tho latter part of the
nu1nfner to make there the cOntracts MAY
and necessary with certain famous vocaltSts
we lcstrs to gather TOR the festival"
..And how about tie Cincinnati aud Chi
sago festfvals?"
to to repeated in st. Louis, Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati, and Philadelphia, She didn't
add New Orleans and st. Paul, Portland and
San Francisco, did sho?"
mo"
swell, I mn surprised. Twas very kind
In tholn. laying out q route for Inc. that they
did not give Mo longer tour While they were
about It. We ilo propose to visitall the prin.
clp!e cities. The festival will be given in
New York first next in Cincinnati, and
THEN IN CHICAGO"
allow long all interval will elapso between
thetn?"
"The solos will DO tho same In eaei, city.
Tile programs and tho members Ut the chorus
will bo different, each city having Its own
chorus. Therefore We must allow sufficient
time betwcon each to allow the s01olsts rest
atMt bricf time for rehearsal with the now
cl!orus.n
lIavo YOU decided On your programs, Atr.
Thomas? know 1t Is not customary titus fur
III advance, but tho Herald's readers would
llko to know
SOMETHING OF TIE MUSIC
Which has been determined upon."
Well. will say this much to tho Herald
readers" said Mr.. Thomas, "ttlrce choral
works have been decided on. As to the Gin.
c!nuati program, It's features will be tho
Passion muslc,' which tho chorus is already
studying, 1fozart's 4Requiom,' aud scenes
from Schumann's Faust
"lIow about tie New York program ~
"Tho prognm Of tho New York festival
wtll be Handel and Beethoven night, when
these masters will be represented with US
" AMI Chlcago"'
" Iii Chicago there witt be
A. tilEAT HANDEL N1a1rT.
AMI SfNY0r RI f1oh RI w +e Gne
, 1881-04-20

p1TTsuuH0, April lp..-This morning. about
o'clock, Uhcer Samuel Hoffman Shot aud III.
stantly Killed 4 young man named I0hu SIodichl,
In Mukossport, Pa., under tho impression that
sicdlehl was burglar, Tho officer stntea TINT
BIoltuhl was netting s.iaplolously. anl when
questioned lu regard to hEa name rvplIod that 1t
WIN nono os tho officers business. Ut tho suus0
tlmu placing his h41ld Iii bis pookut, as though
abuut sn draw woapo1' Hoffman sh9n i4yoIy i'.
horaioidc .v!.s ronlierod BY tho Coroncrs jury.
, 1881-04-20
ton wcrc fatally shot. One or two othcrs wcr0
wounded. Tho riot Rfow out OF last falls elec-


Sptttdt DtspateA to TAk Chicago Tfitun<. .
DANyit.tE. ILL.,, April ia torrlDlo h0nntcide
occurred In Oakwood Township. In this county,
Inst night. Twu f'rothcfs named Nichols, aged
older grnLbcet i shosat and fired at tho younger,
kllInE him iuataptjY.
, 1881-04-20

Special DtpateA to 1hs Chicago 1tfbaHs.
NnllwAY, Mich, April l0.-A bold and clover
tohhpry was pcrpotratfl lust night III tho 1ew"
elry 4tozo Of y. z. I.Arue, aud yootls to tho
AMOUNT OF 4, ,bQ and &lao In cash wess ktolea.
Entrance vii effected through q reas wi,sd0W,
kna tha saYe opGne<s and VII appearances give
1vtdhHuu AH&1t Was tho work Ut professional
hnrFtatss: NJ dew u tAa fhsusea has u ySt 1osn
fDt1tld. at .Hn II .
, 1881-04-20

EPFf&dI U1pd[eh 70 1H9 LAsfAH1 2Fs01H*e
KANsAs CITY, No., April 10.-S. u. Donntson.
Cashier Of tho Noosho County Hank Ut kansaa.
WIS i'll tho city to-day, aud stated that U.
Nusa,,, thu absuondny uank President. tuok
every. penny belonging to tho Institution when
ho lett last Thurstlny. Fifteen thousand do!lart
was !n Froonbncks, and tho rust III Ks'ld an4 a.
boarded tho ChIuRxt, l. AItan train ut N!1o
Springs With q tirkut for Chicago. lilo tad with
hIn Il ynlIso contaiulnx hls plundet, amounting
tn Oyur &4QQN.
, 1881-04-20
KILLED AN INDIAN.

81. rAul. Mtnn.. April ia speolat to tho
Fintteer Fft&s hays In mn alteration between MI
Indian at White Oak Point AReuny and a whlto
saloonkecpor. name unknown. an tndan shut
tten shot tho Indian dead, und tho same shot
wounded white man named Wakefield buddy.
, 1881-04-20
TIE SCIENTIFIC FASTER.

oRss.~7 pUSosek 70 1h1 UAteooo 1f{bu8[
NEW Yonk. April la.-Mr. John f,T,aeorn.
" .ms eity. will begin ig Chicago, under the
tt !o!; Aalnes, OF tho Faculty OF the Rush
a!ta'ea! College. a fxst of fosty.taye
eo"secutive days Oh or about the 1st
" ~. May. Mr.. QrIscom loft for Cl!cauo
~. ~ days ago, and has no doubt, cru
Ma' ss' placed himself at the disposal OF Dr.,
>'4!ass. who "a descsIbedI by prominent
, 1881-04-20

/. opsstat Dtspe,aA, u INA ,Chs.aqs attsuat,
{, MADISON, Wis. April la-A, uaaQ nlalsnfug to
10 @. Cooper has beon hero tor sSveiai' aayg b..
tompttnv to purchase considerable smount OF
rsal cstato. Tt,-duy detective rr1as Iowa ar-
rr9trl tho man, wnu proves to lte q. q. Miles,
who il wanted III f4wn for aouie roul. l.estntu
sxjudllny With which f0rxery Is satd " bo COZ.
,uGbt$l.
, 1881-04-20

y46r, N. =. April 1a.-Miohael Quinn was
sbH a.,A fatally wounded by Jamus Neynolds,
police olAccr to-n4ght. a oruwd Ut tuu2ha ".
aaultud hcyno!da ah1 has Two brutners. john
Nsynolds was d8nxerously wounded by d pistol
bail. John Mackoy aud q persun nalnod 6tupte-
, 1881-04-20
coLonED WOMAN ASSAULTED.

COLORED WOMAN ARSAULTEn.
Sr. LOUIS, No., April 1B.-The fost- Df*intch
North Springfield tslu., special says: About4
o'olnpk yesterday morning Jutncs II. Etmonson,
white nun, living near pcasunt Hope. Folk
County, went to tho house OF coloted woman
named Sai!Ee Chtlders. After talking PLEASANTLY
with her fow minutes he suddenly drew re-
rolyor aud shut At hor. Sno ran out Of the house
to racnpo. but wbflu climbing fctce was ovur-
taken by Edmnnson, who fired a bali into hor
xlId left her fur dcAll. Shu recovered. however,
sufficiently to reach Hctyhbar's house anl tell
who stlot her, aud tu state thAt she thlHks tho
fenrci she would inform, OF hi,1 US unv uf Fays
oral men who visited her few t1ays aEn FOR in.
ION lied. but tic officers afa On Ills track.
, 1881-04-20

DEATII-sESTENCE COMMITTED.
CotuAnuB, IT,. April l0.--uov. Foster to-day
comtnued tho lcRth.Hcntenco Of Conrad tt0ut-
crbach. who was tn have been hung In Sidney
NEXT FrEiay. tn Imprisonment ih tho pcn1tcnts-
nry for l[fo. ~ "a
, 1881-04-20

Queen Victoria has appointed Con. Sir Will.
iit,, ot CpnstaGv 0f tue Tower. Iu tho GrimeaI,
war thlx olacer gaiueti t4uch liatinotlon ~ tho
defender OF Kan, H0 Ia nat!yo OK Nova
sCOtIa.
, 1881-04-20
C1lI.fItEH CURE,
Swallowing Poison.

swallowing and ,nhsltnx tho roxnat Impurities
Fener4teu by Catlrs, pUt4sn not AnMu thH nA4a 0t.
Nafis, hut thu stomach ard !uisxH No mursy loea3
rpW1ly like uoarhUa and llauuply snufs, emit p0s.
slbIy raur or orn4llcAtu shs virulsnt sp.ruist Us
GAtMrret. rhia fu.H gxp1alns tha wufld1rfNl cureA
o,'lctt'I W l!r. Wei Ds alsyss's nsw auosMlative
treatment THO gtGleHt4 used by Him arc Mhsurhed
ly tho nnenus nIn1brnnU er.ntxhulL tho atd
fuFil 4 ncuhAtttAttuMl1 IN WHll Dclt ufill9te ~
tdrtnln IT, cure EatArra, vacclnH virus s u su-
tHnt hnMlsl'hx. IT. unprecedented shle with utsu.
,icitsa ls4ttlnoMlaa tf, ,Any tnunsu,ds WAN Ut ~
st&szes Of lhD ti49M&1, hASt IeeA cured Wy thte
wolieEiul !sn,yly. essb!ssh. beyond cunIraaIeao1.
tho fact thAt Wei he MeYtr's tssturraa Ours "A
thu most Important M!u!cal discovery sce yascln-
nton. 121v. T.. III. Tia ylar. ~ NUbit,.s, hTo!k3fn
~rttus: "Unm mpA,ka2u rtnlucuaa . iutcsl tnr1.' ~
lNrnd tfslM EalNtrh fur 10 yrs" i. H. II llannll,
t10 broadway. y. VI III cura mo attar t1nchrihH
W, WsshlnRtat. .piaue, N. r.: II cai, rpeak f1r
afs.t "sS W.
MAJ: "EvsTrbody troubled Wilt! taturra ~ ! xas
pnuufd ute r. A&mry i. kankcr, ~ N Clatk-ats
lh!caHa Ill; "For VIZ year. 11d nut bF"u!h through
i;l-e." Mrs ii. Il. AAenrS, u4 blrall-st, H
I<lulA, Mo: ait euro nln instant ru1lut." i. y.
Crank, Atlantic Ilatel ttlcnx1: "L sustatel ns ~
MY hllnt4tlrini nIIrs" Atpv. t3eu. \. lStsA. Cub
": II iSs.f.setii; y: T.; Viii: II: f.. Il: Ss,
free. ills - Ours - |. delivered tu Any ad1rass by
Y e DE'SEf : Co. SDuy-s.. N. :'as s''oo coa.
, 1881-04-20


NEw Ynnx, April 19.-Arrvoi, tho City Of
Now York, from Liverpool, and tho Alentla.
from Lo.,jun.
QUEENSTOWN, April 19.-Arrtred, the AilrIAtio,
fnim Ncw York.
New y0nK. Apslt 1o,-Arrivod, the England
ffDtn Liverpool. ,
, 1881-04-20

takon. although rnmor has associated tho name
nf tho Hov. pr. Storra. OF Brooklyn, with the
0ffice Boo1 to be vacated BY Ur. Peabody,
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
RaY. Iahn Jaaper,A Bell.

A great stir has been caused among
the negroes here in consequence of the
mysterious tolling of the bell in Rev.
John Jasper's church. For several
nights past as the town clocks ring out
the midnight hour the bell in the belfrey
of Mount Zion Colored Baptist Church,
in the western part of the city, chimes
in and rings out the hour distinctly. The
pastor of this church is Rev. John Jas.
per, whose peculiar views concerning
the solar system have given him a ma
tional notoriety. The building is loca-
ted in what is known as Jackson ward,
the denizens of which are principally
coored people. These have been great.
ly excited by the mysterious bell-ring-
ing 1t ia the work, some of the more
superatitious believe,of ghostly visitors.
Watch has been kept on the church for
the past few nights. Despite the e pre-.
cautions the singular tolling of the bell
at the midnight hour has continued.
Some of the more simple minded ex-
press the belief that these mysterious
manifestations are ominous and fore
bode the close of the life of their pastor,
John Jasper, who has been i'll for sever
al weeks, but who has improved in the
past few days. The neighborhood in
which Jasper's church is located is not
ed for mysteries.
A number of years ago the house of
a widow lady in that vicinity was ston-
ed for several days and nights by some
unseen hands. Despite every effort of
the police the offenders could not be
detected.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Personals.

We lave just received call from DR.
,Thos. +. Hicks, formerly of this ci'y,noW
Of CoIl"geville, Montgomery county, Pa
The Dr.is condnciinga a health resort ant
Sanatalian and we are glad to be IN
formed, is meeting with god success
The location is II miles from Philadcl
phia on the Perkomen branch of the
Reading railroad. ltis healthy, pictur
esque and attractive,
William r. Westbrook. manager o
he Western Union Telegraph Company
Of this city, has resigned that position,
to take effect October lSt. He intends
deyoting his time to the telephoni,
system of This State. Charles T.. Wise,
of Ohio, will, it is thought, succeed Mr.
WaStDrOOk.
Councilman Merris Taylor, who has
been visiting Mary land, returned home
yesterday.
W. II. Farra returned home last
evening from Atlantic titv.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Cutting Nates.

New York scAlpers were ve'trtmay
selling tickets to Chicago tor1' 'ne
regular agents Of the compan''' "''o
selling for -. The war shows W N'sN'
Of abating as yet and II bitter ir' my ,s %
said TO exist in New York between ,'o
Scalpers and the companies. AZ "'>"" wv
the companies were all selling II E'"'I .',',
ticket ol SO to Chicago Win 'o"P. T.
emitting the bearer 10 SO thefr' 'ni'n '',
iuG u virtual rate If s.; buf y''''''"ji '"j
afternoon the Boston ana A'o'''f co.,
the Fltchnurg lines raised 'ir'' III ,',. 'T,r
Chicago to 80 80 from the hV1 '',% ,.
rate in force in the forenoon ann N'SHh. ,hs
day. This is one dollar higher Nl''' rIs rs
rate from New York to Chl'aN' ,,no ."
roads mentioned express d "G,'' =, ',''"r n"s
ton to keep the Boston ra'' W''N'" The The
dollar of the New YORK !" - .n,,n.
Grand Trunk aud Central ta,""" ',on.
lines are still charging '" ara ',' .ons r~n
tident of maintaining TINS r"'o 'o' ''
lime yet.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-27
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure is now dispensed by all druggists, and
is delivered Carriage paid) by ID. B. Dew.
ey Il Co., No. 40, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snutts, ,douches, and In
halations can possibly reach or destroy ca
tarrhal virus. The antidotal elements dis.
covered by Dr.. Wei De Meyer are absorbed
throughout the mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects OF
which are similar to, and as unfailing as, vac
cination. A s'Treatise," with full state
lnents by the cured, is mailed free. Wei De
Meyers Catarrh Cure Is worth ten times
Its cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. 9, H.
Taylor l4O Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
at restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A. Reis, Cobbleskill, N. Y" THE remedy
ls marvel. Rev. a. P. Freese, Cairo, N. Y"
at has been CT great value to me. Rev o.
ney Place, Nassena, N. Y, Rev. Geo. E.
Pratt, St. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
etc. A real cure tor Catarrh Tor $l.00.
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