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The San Saba news. [volume] (San Saba, Tex.) 1873-1966, 1882-12-02
Grand Ball and supper.

From member " the ORDER, We
lenrn that the Lodge Of Knights Of
Pythins in this city propuse giving II
grand ball aud supper at the conrt
house IN the evening of the 22i inst,
which is intended to supasn ANY thing
Of that class of amu.cinents ever un.
dertaken in this city.
That best OF mnsich,n., Prof. White
head, has promised to lie here, VIII"
will lead the music for those wishing
u engage in the dizzy mazrs Of the
dance. The best OF order ia prom
ised, and no Efforts will be SPARED t.
make this the cnNning event of The
season. An oys'er supper is IN the
hill, Ont the managers are not conf
dent al procuring this dclicacy. Yet We
are assured that the supper will excel
any ever heretofore attempted in our
city. With such energetic managers
a. MeSsrs. Arthur Low, Arthur Walk t
ead . y. ne=:y, :i:e !;..!! CT, 10 u"jsi
ing hut II snccu.s, and all who can at
tsud should do gu.
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Notice..

All persona indebted to MIR. by note
mr. account, nre requested Ia come Tor.
ward and settle same before tho frat
"f January next. am in need of
money, aud nnst request That all
claims be settled. w. II. Esrgr.
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Only Six Months Old.


The stock 1T gnnds offered for anlr
NJ cast hv Br-iir & Sims at the old
>'nud nf +. w. Ward was all hought
tlis Year.
papa. what is n tornadnf" nslscd
vnung hopeful. "My son." said the
father. glnpcing cantinprll n,"und tn
see il the cnns; VAS clrnr. did Won
lcnr Nour mnthrr tell me this morning
what she thought ri man WIN would
-'ny ont all night to scc the come, e
Yes, sit, replied the nwe stricken
hoy. "Wrll that was abpui ia near u
ornadn IN man can get Nithout hr.
ing hurt. But yen needn't tell your
mother said sn."
Tannchill & Willis krrp full
line Of pure ,lrugs. Iptent mrdiinrs.
ruilel articles, piintSanils aud wnIl pa
per Also rnhhrr paint, hest IN n-r.
AT the Palaco Drug Store. Lnnraras.
Texas. 5l.cOw-if
Bacon. ny the cnr-lond pr cask .cnr
he had nj W. Kaufman. Iampnsns.
Competition in rveiy lidr ;ioird. .
Tho entton plant continues to grow
more valunhle. For long time, only
the lint wns Thought worth, of special
attention; then The seed revealed liz
untold wealth, and now the stalk is
hrgiuniug Ia lie snught after fur The
making of n cloth ar baggiug. which
is said 10 far excel that manufactured
ram ne.
We have fine line Of ladies Gus.
tom made shoes. which wr guarantee
not to rip. r. w. WADR & Co.
Tho celebrated A. Lnsk California
canned goods At
T.W. WARD & Co.'S.
Furs Wanted.
will pny the highest market price
for beaver, ronn. wild cut md fox
~kinr delivered tn r Il Hart 4 Bro.,
nr ID. p. Roberts g. Son, az to myself.
D. u. Low.
0.ifhl San Saba, TcsaR
Cincinnati has Ind 1000 cases oil
smallpox aud 1900 deaths from il,
within yrnr. Ar0llirr epidemic oi
the disease is feared there.
IT you are troubled with fever and ague
dumb sgne. billions fever jaundicc, dys.
pepaia. or sh--.Hs>t :, nf the liver, blood
and stomach, Afif wllh tn get wril, Try the
new remedy. Prnf tliilmetre's freuch Liv.
or Pal. Ask yonr druggist for H.. and taxi,
NO other. aud II be ha- nat got IL. send
Il so In letter 10 The French Pad Co.
rnl-da, Ohio, and receive one by return
NAL c
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YOU CAN BE REDl
without swallowing nan'tous medicines, ny simp.
ly wearing
PROF. GUlLMETTE'S
French Kidney Pad,
wutcu Cr-ppsuv AuSnppTrnr


hsk Your druggist for Pref Cnllmttio'a French
kidney Pad rnd take M o.het. lflr hiss moi got
H. send y 10 and you viii receive th- Pod by IL.
iurb meil
TES'. IMoSlALS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Judge m,hHnan. LAWYER. Toledo. o.. say
One Of Prot Guilndttc's fItnch kidney rsd
case had h,n given ~ H., the lest dottufs ~ IN.
cnrable. nuine all th. time I srnctd untold
agony nd paid out larry, -ttrnt NJ money
fffn Yritrfs 7. r.. Toledo o., says Il suffered
fnr thr'e wears with Scintich aud Kidney Di-rasr
AMI often had to 20 about uh riutchUs | wns IN.
titsly and permanently cured hftrr wearing Prnf.
Gnilmr,tc'- French Kidney Pad fur weeks"
'Slnirr Il. G.. Scptt sylvAnia. a.. wtitrs! ~
havehern n great nrrrr FIR ~ wears with
Ri hts Disease vi tho Kidneys For weeks At
q timr WAS unable TO get cut 81 the bed; took
ihr, rrlirf wore two Of l'rof Gniiniette'- Kid.
y lads siI weeks, aud now know ! AM cntiirly
CURED"
Nrz Heller Jermc. Toledo. O.. s-ys: "Far
yrHrs have been confined graf part Of the tins
To- ny beet with l.urnrrhFs snd f. male weakness.
! wure one ri Guilinette,s Liver Pads and Wa
currd In uae month"
u H. Green. werle-ais Grnoor Findlay. Ohio.
efitrH; II SUIT rr, Tor ~ NrnTs with Lame back
aud IN tlrr urvhs wer permanently Cured by
wearing onr II PruL Gnllmrtte', Kidury Iafs q
Is. /. krrsling. NJ ~, Druggist. Li.gansport,
Iud ~hcn sending In an order Tor kidney fads,
writes; Il wor one Of III. first nres Nc had, and
lto, -iyed murs benefit from It than anything av-
81 used Ia fact the Fats give better general sat
l-fAclinn han ANY Kidney remedy ~euvrr acid.
LAY Shoemaker. uriiggittr, Hannibal. Mo-
We are working up q lively ttads IN yOur Pads
snd sic hearing good results rum them rvrr, day
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Gone and Going.

To Noble Bros, Third street, Lam
rnans TcVns. for the chenrcet and hes,
line of Fancy ana Staple Groceries.
Alsn romnlat" and cor"fnilr a"i"r,ad
shopa, IInir nnE Gents Fnrpi.b;nr
G""dN. Fine cigirs u specially. 3m
A,,o,,;-s-s-Au.J,o -. a.,
,isement II ..,ZAWilli.ms g. R,,
liG nrnrri.,or.nr,h. ,oo,id.,,.1 Co
Inn, and pilii.rl 1,,u" t
Onr limited spscr Mi. vceL rr,r.r,.
.,,.rd.d ,,,,i.. ,e -,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Tue fall Gghts have opened.
Call to zoe Pool & Brown. jewell
~.
SEQ new sstrAT notices this iAane.
Best and Latest Styles Of Clothing
at cost by Dustin s. Sims.
See tho diasolatt,a Hoti:e in this
issuo.
Plows Of any STYLE or sire, can he
found 0n III asliine yard of Low & Low.
The editor this week is rusticnting
81 Lamn.saa aud Scnteriit.
For seed barley. call on 4 @.
Murray.
.. Our streets are crowded ~iil wag-
ens the latter part "f tkr week.
uessr,. Pool L. Drawn can fit any
ding in the shape of n haman in bootp
AND shoes.
The children are inRiuinS tn pratt
tie of Santa Claus aud Christmis trers.
Saddle. packets at ~ centS ract st
A.!i;-a 4 n..s;;!!ayy's, =a-. side :,si'i,''
square.
c.,a sam, ,,,h If v.,k
49,, ~ :,
NJ INK NEWS onieo' 10" se' '"
suit You.
We have the largest stock Of hosiery
ever brought to San San.
IT AZ WAuD f. Co
vs may nov ionL out co, accia,p,s Ia
49,,
ns "'''e o"es'
New gooda are heing constantly
eooa, ,s =. III, ~. n'' w, Il -" ,',i"n.
Rsu.6.e,iop gu,rnn,erd to ALL.
VI ." '"e s'oo"'' o''"'' "a''
ina. any ono ever spent '.'' 'm"us'
DR.. King OF LampaHas, Texas. WI
sell you eight boxes best liver pii's f"r
vi.oo'
N u,.. 49, .,.,,;,n ,.;,.uo,,
10 overland the politicians have c,--scd
their mud singing, old Santa Claus
can have a show.
The finest stock Of clothing ever
brought to this market. jnst r-rri we'd
fer'sn' having something which
shey ~'sh ox'-nn'o ad'rrtisru' sh"n'd
r. ~.
Ar". wilson viii open her school
ss ~ ner rs"uenye on Mnn""v s'y' ~
oetob.r and Isso "
iii, 90, ho h.,. ana n,,,csr,,;i, Ia,
Al tue rAs'-'"' '"o"' 49, 'ss''
rs.dv market far them
I'll, en-, AZ n,lfm q nneg. u" lug" w.
u saddle. hard ware cnrtriiyrs and il,
fact everything USUALLY found in an "a.
tablishment Of this kind.
The general health u tho conn,,
Ia much halter then during the sum
MGR and fall mnnths. though snm-
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Married.

At tho residence NJ the hride's IN.
then, Nh the 23l inst Mr. NJ G. Pot.
ter md Miss d. +, prr, Rev. W. II.
Biggs officiating. All of San Snbn
comfy.
1ny NEWS eStchd- congratulations
to the happy pairy aud hopes soon to
hr ~ welcome visitor to Il 1onlpnted
hnnsehuld.
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The Vote for District Judge.

Below We give the votc cast in the
recent election for the office Of district
judge. The figures were received di-
rect frnm the count, judges If the sr' e
oral countiee, aud are, therefore, cor
rect:
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Law TEEs.
nRwsPAPxR AGENCY

POSTOF F | c L
Absorption. received for all the leading news
txySIs anj periodicals Of the day At
CLUB RATES.
Direct all correspondence to A. b. Hayworth'
h..s BAbA. rsLss.
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A large lo' ut c"rn, oats, millet and
millct seed, honey nni molassrs Ap.
ply to the undersigned, fuur miles
above to Sn. On the san Saba river.
IL At j. c. RNNKY 4 Bro.
Mira. Miller respectfully invite.
the attention Of the ladies To- her new
stock Of millinery. Drersnaking and
all kinds of sewing done to order
promptly. More new goUd4. including
new r,y 10 neck wear, in u few days.
The loft of the livery stable of Mr.
Jno. TownN-n,l. in this city, fall in
Nth crash last Thursday night. be
yond Il general mixture of corn. oats,
etc, and tho lnst for repairing, no
damage wns none.
Bear assortment Of Lamps. iogcth-
rr with u large lot Of Suspension Hal
Lamps, Mt j. y. EDpISs Co.'S.
Malone Mt Lampnsas hns fin.
stock If CLorniSG, Boor4, SHOES And
HAT1 als0 fine assortment NJ piece
goodH. and II irst.clars tailor to make
them up. All work WARRANTED to lit.
All the new officers have quail
ned and rNurn in with the "a
ceptinn If d. =. Hanna IA Justice and
Commissioner, aud Seth Moore, Ju..
lice
Go to the Palace Drug Siure.
Laninsh-, Tor paints, Jils. ,nrnish-s
and sail paper 5l-en~.if
Salt by tho car load i, nov being
recei!rd rs w. K"uamsnn, OF Lam
pnsas. 9
There's rumnrs Of wedding mud
wcddirKS in the air. II acme of the
young craps don't look sharp the, II
be snapped up without knowing it
themselves.
For the Western Trade.
Go"ds hnughi this ear tor the trade
nf Western Texas ate now offered at
cost b, Blstiu & Sns ~ the old stand
IT t. w. Ward, nnttheast corner pub
''Ne'"' VI ""' 'A'"'e's '""N '''"f
~ WV '''"'''o"' H"a A'''eu '"e'r "e"'
thia cold spell
|. C. Ea.t, Of Lampasas, has one
"f the largest stuckn ot stoves nnd Tin
ware "e ever Looked at' Mr. Eat III
.'a''n w.. I'"p'o W. '1;N "pi"I o"''"'.l
prieca- =
Only tire. weeks uu Cbristp..
and In, nver,0, ANAL Inv /. ..u;,y
III" PoPar"''o"s accordingly
Now Goods nj Cost.
Bu,t;n e. Sim. h.v. r.n,y.d ,ho,,
stock of goods irrni Eden TO this plnc,
aud will sell st,icrl, at cunt. Call
' "' '' "'s"'"'
For tho latest novelties in ladies
s""es y" !" ROOF ~ Brown. iO'f
With n few mor. d,v. If d,,
s.s,h.r our r,nds IA hs Il, ao,d ..,,
dition again.
Any person wishing TO snhsciih'
~ y" "'N ?
sp"'' 20" u" '" Ny 'A'nhg "p"n Z
I. braty ut tbs Store of hrssrs. Poo
L. Brown.
DAILY News tJO.N0 her annum.
Weekly /. sl5o I"
rus "'s"'''", 'i"" Is o's'"n'hg t'
wy up "'o'' A"s '"o S"''o" Is com
"s :" 's""
Mr. w r. sulliva, will ,tar, +,
Luling nbnot i.t Of December nn,,
fruit trees. AM one Wishing tree. r.i
ge' 'n"" w "pp'y'ngto Z. 4. Beatty
by that time.
4 Inrg, la nr loan. r,n,. h., -.
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EStrays.

Taken mp by hllcy smith, and estrayea
behav ., NJ llafke,. .. r., nne s0rfrl sfal-
iou, YEAR old, a bands high, branded
W nj risht shoulder and with bar IN
der Il GA l-it shnnldnf. II
Taken up hy X. 4. Rnnndires. ana a..
trayed byiure ;. ~ il.rksy, d r., nne
lEua gray heirs, . ysan Old, ~ hauda
A'gh, eysraea ! sa lsi. shoulder. and q
usl lel, thigh, n
faksa NJ ~ AZ, liAgAsy, and osttayed
eelvir W, fhnnas. ona SQUIRT mare aud
eHli, mare hfsnNst Y X an shnulder, Ai.a
ono ~ ose, btasn'>A y 90 ,hnul,ius.
and IN sklSxh o
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BURNING POWDER FOR CLEVELAND.

a loud explosion at haif-past o'clock
startled the hngcrrrs downtown Last evening. Many
at first supposed that a large boiler had burst and eyes
were anXously cast hcayenward I'm search Of tylng
bits or iron brick aud mortar. IRBr ST reporter
went To investigate the mattcrnnd found about fifty boy
and half a dozen men grouped about "a cannon in front
OF the City Hall Several policemen were standing near
with their hands in rhcr pockets, and the reporter asked
them what the firing for and by whose order 10 WAS
being done None Of the policemen know. ucwsh oy,
however who overheard the question, SAID 80 what +!
don't yer know what this il This is Tor C.cycand
who, gon' to De Their next GUY ntr' ' No hc amt
uutner." said another boy. " lOlgers golu 10 Zoe
,,lV ncr and tine Dmmcctilt- wa-u' OF powder The
Republicans ID shoot after their candidates clcrtcd
Guess they won't waste uu'h powder tnrn sad inc
other boy. At the city Hall Police station it was
learned that James Clark. loyal Democrat connected
with the Department 81 Public Works. had Obtained
permission 10 fire one hundred guns honor of the DOM
ID ltf lee
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Sylvester K. Comstock, president of the
National Citizens Bank. III BroadTaydi suddenly yes
terday of paralysis ~ the hear lie ad been
in excellent spirits al the morning. and had ju"t re
turned 10 the Office OF the bank from lunch ply 81
clan was immediately summoned, lat life was extinct
b. fore lac arrived.
Afr Con-tock was the son Of Dr. Comsiock, formerly
. ,rcu known plv-ciau at Danb1ry, Conn when
voifc 1rnstock brcanc Of age, he began his CONNER
cal lie ~ In native town. soon a!ier"art he brch
sorlf. with Hczekial Nchrs IN tlc m4Aufit, urc OF
mar bodice az IoukeT, He sod ori hs interest lh
tbi. bu-iurss n 80 and came 10 NcW-NoiL. Here le
o,Iiucd rrip'oymrlt i'm one OF c ~ ,ropplian b1uk
iu houses L. few years he succeeded IT, "p i'nlh- We
,o mon of teller Of the National Ci;zen- Bank III.
inf,rr and reliability soon won him the confidence OF
mo directors Ie finally promoted 20 TIE p"7t ID
~ o,.iirr and In l~Oj cccted prc-dehi OF ih"
I'M "a tcl office since filed. Nr t"mHt'ck wt-
member OF the Union League CLUB, the Nrw 1nrk HIS
f,ricl -ocictv the American ln-titutc al the ZANE
Iod,e az Free Mlsons. He was also director OF ne
Int-er, Fir, Insurance Company and a trustee OF the
Manhattan LIE Insurance Company
~ r,msrock sp.nf the last summer at Paving, IN
DnIrles County. His health was nr.er roe'nhey not
trr tln al the time of his death. lie leaves an onJ
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-09-23
JUDGE FOLGER'S OPPONENT.
Continued from Third Page.

can iidate. Huge bonfres lighted and impromptu
speeches made By enthusiastic memb r. Ofth" party
This evening the members 81 the different CLUBS formed
In procession headed by several bands and paraded the
principal streets, serenading The Courier. Erenng NeTs
Weetiy Times and Morning Express Offices. Congratu
latOry kilograms have been received by Mayor ClcYe
land from John Kelly and II. ". slocum
me BUdtO brpTess IN worry long edtorlh aficle re-
viewing the life OF Mr. Cleveland aud his career during
his term as Mayor Of the city, supports the nomination
warmly.
After the parade the Democratic Club repaired TO their
headquarters, where Mayor Cleveland spoke as follows
MY FRIENDS; am sure there viii be nothing forme 10
40 IN the campaign which we nave just en-
tered upon which will appeal 10 my feel
iDgs and about which / viii have to take
So much care as In addressing Won this evening, ana
must be careful OF what say, the recOlections or the
past and tile appreciation of your esteem will quite
time when | came into your midst lrlendlcss,
unknown and poor cannot but remember how, step by
step by the encouragement Of my good feHow-citzs,
have OF their appreciation than
is my due, until have been hOuOred with dstinc-
ton haps tn IN deserve. The position OF Mayor OF
this great and proud city ought To be enough To
satisfy the most ambitious The position OF
MAYOR. backed and supported as it IA by every
would seem almost graspmg TO wish Tor a
higher honor. The promise OF the future that
Ii before me, II fully realized Ia somewhat
-addencd and dmmed by the reelection that II carried
out shall have 10 leave my good friends OF bunalo 10
enter upon another sphere OF action. Bear in mind,
gentlemen. that whatever come In the utuIc me
people or Buffalo and oil their kindness 70 me VIII have
the WarmcSt place In CRATE nj heart Inc event OF To-
day Is event which appeals to me local pflde
OF all, and l should be too vain II did not
fully appre late the fact tha this splendid ovation rs not
atOge her account Of personal preference You are
here support cause, You are TO support because
struggle for principle. holy principle, principle
the accndancy of which VIII bring happiness, peace ana
DoDple.N
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CONTROLLER CAMPBELL SATISFIED.

Controller Campbell said to TRIBUNE report
yesterday In reference to the action OF the conycn
ton at syracuse he thought the convention had
acted very wisely ." Mr. Cleveland" said he, " is
do not know personally, but from all can gather
should say that he Is very cstmable man"
- Was his nomination much OF "A surprise TO Jon -
Well. no. not much.' said the Controller - 1t was
~ those things that often the weakest man in
the beginning proving bee the strongest i'm the end.
have every confidence i'm the Democratic nominee and
feel confident that hc viii make strong run.
90 Are you satisfied with the nomination -
90 Certainly It j. quite satisfactory 1 believe We
have got "a good man 10 head our ticket.
what do you think about the admission oi the ram
many delegates into the convention
90 ON that point" Mr. Campbell replied. q" have
nothing Whatever say. It, done and that's al there
j. f0t They agreed tO admit wcutl four delegates and
that's al there that. haven't got any thing to say
.tl,,
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GENERAL POLIIIC4LN NEWS.
TnE DEHOCRATs OF COLORADO.

DENVER, Sept. 22.-At the adjourned scs-
sion OF the Democratic state Convention this morning
resolutions were reported and adopted declaring that
reform ia the Civil Service Is absolutely necessary Per
soual merit should one De the criterion by which the
rcccpt and tenure OF Office arc determined The res0u
tons denOunce the spos system AMI the assessment Of
public servants political purposes and demand penal
egi-afion to destroy these evils They Insist that the
remnant Of the public domain be reserved exclusively
for actual settlers o. homesteads, ana recommend me
sinking of arteslau wells and the construction Of reser-
,or- m the arid portions % the public domain under Ap-
propritons OF Congress- Tucy hold tntt the main pur-
n d. tariff shuul for rcNcAuc and not for the spc-
cla protection any class o. persons, INDUSTRIES OF
manufacturers, and condemn rs coWariy ana "Va7lVe
r recent net I'D Congress in attempting 20 delegate
performances OF duty resp ing the tarn 10 packed
Iud tiu.raut comm Inc following persons were
regularly ponna cl: = j. wallace. o. Las Anlna-, for
Congressman r. D. Johnson OF Gunn'On, Tor Sccre AIRY
OF statc Dennis sullivan, OF ArilAJo ior state Ieas-
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BLAKE-In Boston september L.. Alice daughter OF the
Kew VIA and Frances H. Blake aged years
BOkDEN-On september 2l lso2 William Borden aged SO
Fnno al services Monday. a AZ tho Church OF the
Holy Apostles, corner Jih ave ana Z-th-'t
CARPDNDER-N Lnlenwood" Sew. brluswlck. y. j..
Friday afternoon september p j. ob = CifPendeF IA
the 18th vraf Ol hl, age
Notice OF fuuera hereafter.
CONS roc -~uideny this cit. friday, september -,
sylvester r Com-tock.
Notice II funega hereafter.
KTlY-At Westpoit Uarbor Mas r. Stay. l9fh inst
heart sea-e bernard kelly, n tr 6d y"ar n his ago
wi be held At ia lae osderce No OF
llbfI-7t oeDtTlip'i - az ciocA III
Relatives and friends are respectfully inVlt a.
NICOLI-At New Windsor september 20 Anna Randolph,
DIN ghtcr az the ate LthcibeUt j. NlcoN.
Funeral residence Of her mother Fannie r. NcOI,
saturday, september p, at 2.3J O'Clock p a.
SEXTON this CITY. September 20 Georgian sexton
o tir at joseph sexton ana daughter ~ TIE ate
Colonel 4. g.. Hazard.
and friends lcetfuF lniltri ID ilt hl the
funeral tho Grand Hotel Broadway ana 34stst on
saturday. september 25. u $50 b. Dad.
- hludiy requested that rONcTs be- omitted
Sprineicld Mass. and Baltimore papers please copy.
~AITIi-At rlainIed y. i september ~ Lucy Gushing,
vie of J. Brlder smith Of dong Kong china
Noicc 81 fuuerA hereafter.
TAYLOR-On Wednesday. september 81. william lyle fay
lor. eldest Of Edward Lyle and Matilda :. Taylor
hrd ate 80 80
Last 3Sih 81, Oh saturday. A. Il O'Clock
WILLIAM At East Haidlm. Coma, on Tuesday Septem
dlphtherA Roy quentin itms, son 81 Nso;g e
and Virginia +. Williams. OF New York. aged years. IL
months and II days
BuIai q " OOtlaWn.
WILLARD-Suddenly, at Yonkers. y on THURSDAY 2lst
INST. Mary Elizabeth wife vi the Rev Livingston Willard
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

The first matinee of The World occurs at
DE Grand Opera House to-day.
John Mccullough has had great houses and
remarkable success III Minneapolis and Milwaukee.
Miss Maggie Mitchell laid aside Jane Eyre
last night at the Park Theatre. and this evening she
viii appear Fanch0H.
IIagues Minstrels, who were very successful
In This country last season, reaPpcar IN Newly Ork
Monday. al HaVeTiy's Fourteenth street Theatre.
Nlr Edward f. Kidder has written a new
pa for sausbarys Troubadours. which j. said TO De
cep,oney bright and suitable to the purposes of these
clover performers
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COUNT FERDINAND, GRAF yETTER.

Count Ferdinand, Graf Vetter, who died at
Mount Vernon Westchester Comfy Saturday Last IN
the sevenyi-i year OF his age was man OF cohSiuor
,he note n General In the Austrian Army He organ
,zod and commanded an expedition against GarbGlds
forces during the between Austria aud ltaly TOT
which he received media! from Pope Plus ~. He was
also the recipient Of several decorations from Austria
for military achievements, which when they ra,sed
through the Custom House at THIS port were ViInrd NJ
50 500 Count Vr,tcr came 70 this country ABOUT SIX
years ago aud for the last three years he has hy NJ
Mount Vernon where his widow, the Countess Nctler,
will remain for the present She viii probably return 20
Hungary early NEXT spring and take with her the Dody
If he I,tuu
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comet Of that date Is not very well represented AZ
that date the present comet must have been bright
object in the southern hemisphere and could not ial 10
be tncted Again. the elements OF Professors frlsDy
and Skinner are computed the only supp0sit0n that
can be made with the orbit OF comet that OF mo-
ton in parabola But II this is the leSO comet lne
orbit instead Of being open Is eptca, ana therefore
closed The forced neglect Of this fact affects an tne
elements aud notably the perihelion distance mus ~
facts point To the conclusion .hat when the present ee
corrected they will be found to correspond
nearly with those OF the 1880 comet All connie.
tent astronomers who examine The question In the light
of the facts presented Will assent TO the sOundness Vi
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The GYNLcoLoGIcAE SOCIETY.

BosTON. Sept. 22.-TO-day was the third
and last day OF the annual meeting Of the American
genealogical Society Al the morning session three
papers read upon the evil influence highheeled
French shoes upon the female form and upon the re-
a,ions Of thu pelvic organs by Dr. = c. Busey Of Wash
iugtOn Dr. r. NJ. Drisdale, OF Phlaeelpb and Dr. f.
VandewOrkcr. OF Syracuse In the afternoon papers
were READ b. Dr. j. c. Warren, Of Boston and Or.
W /. Richardson OF Boston. In the even
Ing there was d option by Or Chadwick, of Boston
Tile next meeting OF The society viii Dr held IN Philade
phla OIL the tbrd Tuesday III september, 1858.