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Potroi0un.

New YoEK, November 3o.-Petro-
leum opened hrm At IS; remained
steady till noon; sold down TO 7H;
close, when under heavy selling orders
il broke, and closed weak at 7sI<. Sales.
4 ,767 900 barrels.
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An.rnoon Stock Market
A Big AssIgnnent.

CNcISSATI, November 3o.-shipleg.
Doisy & Co., wholesale dry goods
dealers, who recently obtained an sx-
tension from their creditors. to-day
assigned TO ). w. TAtum. whose bond
was fixed at 500, 900. Murray Shiplev.
the senior member of the hrm, also
made an individual assignment, giving
up all his property. The bond OF his
assignee was $50 900. The statement OF
assets and liabilities has not been made
up, but rumors are current that the
assets will pay from 25 TO 50 per cent.
of the debts. There are no preferences.
The firm is one of the largest in the
CITY. and heretofore has been regarded
az one of the strongest.
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No Decrease In the Public Debt.

WAsHISGroS. November 30.-Owing TO
the heavy payments this month:
amounting to over twelve millions OF
dollars. IL : thought at the Treasury
Department that there has been very
little. If any. decrease in the public debt
for November.
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SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Croop, Whooplng Cough and
Bronchitis. For sale at 4. c.. smith 4
Co.'S Drug Store. Il
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New York Mining MARKET.

NKv YoRK. November 3o.-Nining
shares were active and strong Kappa
hammock led with sales Of 5000 shares
up to %; BulHer. LIS; Consolidated
Imperial, 1.54: Alice. $50; Deadwood,
$40; Homestake st 10; Ontario at 241I.
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CHICAGO. November3O Up m
Wheat-Steady: cash. December, 7G14
January, 1873; May, s314 q ga.
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chleaEo Live stocn.

CHICAGO. November 30.
Receipts, 5000; quiet. values
weaker; shipping steers, $50 TO 800
pounds. p q 500; stockers and feed
ers, 190 q 3.35; through Texas cattle.
cows. 2.05 q so. steers, go q $50,
half breeds. $50 a $50; Tintered
Texans, 3.10G3 20.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; opened a 10
higher, closing with advance lost;
rough and mixed. 800 a 400; packing
and shipping, 400 q 4 20; light, 3.60 g
400.
Sheep-Receipis 1000; slow, . lower /;
datives, 2 q $50; bnlk. 800 a $50;
western, 40 a 3.25: Texans. 2.00@ 2.75.
Lambs, $50 q 4.60.
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lNorHER AssTGNNENT.

MILWAUKEE. November so The
wholesale millinery house Of William
Swab & Co., the oldest IN the city, made
an assignment this afternoon The
assets are estimated at $4,000. Liabili-
ties unknown.
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CONFIRM; cash 81 January, 375i !
Nav, 42ssG43E.
Whisky-l.lS.
Pork-Weak. cash zoos.
Lard Steady; cash, 6.071S; January
6l0.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-weaker; cash IS GIG; Janu.
airy. 1917; May, So.
Corn-Steady; cash, 37T; January
3T1<: Nav, ~ GIG.
Oats-Unchanged.
Rye-Steady, 53h.
Barley-Dull. 521z953.
Whisky-1.1S.
Pork-Easy; cash, 1000.
l.ard-EasY; cash COS
Shoulders-4.75 q 500: short clear,
5.7095.75; short ribs, 5 10, January.
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A Clear Skin

is only a part of beauty;
but it is a part. Every lady
may have it; at least, what
looks like it. Magnolia
Balm both freshens and
beauties.
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Money-On call, active, 5 q 10, clio
ing 5 asked.
Prime mercantile paper q 5.
Sterling exchange - Unchanged.
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Money Market.


NEW YoEk. November 30.
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EXTRAORDINARY.
TWO HEAVY ASSIGNMENTS,
RulIioA

INV YoRK, November 3O.-Bar silver
99z.
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Post Odice Nodce.

should be read DAILY by all interested ges may
cur at any ume.l
dispatch by particular 'tea nsr except wlen s TO-
letters specially addressed being sont " tho sts 'Ss-
sells available.
Foreign the ending september i VIII c''''
(PRoMPrLY IN all cases oiice as follows
TUEsDAY-At2 p IN. for Europe per steamship Ar'z9a'
hail. uom New.Orleans
ENTHUSIASTICALLY N. for Germany etc. per sIsa'nsaip
Travs via southampton and Bremen letters Tor ursst
Brtain ana other European countries mass DC directed
per ' Va, Queenstown letters GERMANY nus Do
directed per cy % T,as ,t a. ber ~ stesms6p NeS~r;
va AsoinwaIi etters Tor Mexico must DO directed per
etc Se"b per steamship Gvo; p for the wndwart
Islands santa cruz anu - lnohaS Va . ss'- 1i1 pr
tes and Livingston. per steamship city OF Dallas rom
r4rRsDAY-At i3o m. Europe per steamship celtic.
ys SSSsnsi fTor Mcrse from @ "
FRIDAY-At9A u. for 81 Pierre Miqueion per steamer
Halifax.
sATUKDAY-At5a m. for Europe, per steamship Fms
southampton and Bremen et'ers Tor Ireaul an FRANCE
must be directed per i-ns J. AZ a. M TOT rcia"H yer
BrS'n AZ, AZ a M tor Fr.ne. rsf 'eg ..,i1.,
pes NSpmaSdle VIA Havre al a. M Tor scSlani d.ct
per steamship Circassd VIA Glasgow letters must 90
directed per Circsssia"l at A. tor tls Neherlnd.
direct per steamship Edan. wa Amsterdam lieer- nus g
Do directed per fla@ d at A. M oi belE,9m a,es
be directed per Mesternand D at 10 a M lot Jana., Z.
Curacao per steamship caracas.
Malls Japan, steamship CRY Of RIO le AIS ~
Urom Francsco close here Soptem - al
Mans Australia New-Lcalan,i Sandwich sll IA 1
lsiauis steamship MaraEOa ltrOm AN ran
ciseol close mere september Is AZ lor Oh arrival ~
Nowl steamship Republic with Butist mails i1r
Australia Mails pr the Society Islam t. per slap ir"ps
iron kranciseol close september - AZ
pan Mails Tor tlIe sandwich Islands per striisi ~
anla (trom Franciscol close here september "a AZ
III Mans tor Cuba by rail 10 Tampa Fla. aud thea. .
by hey lest Fla. close Al ns Ofnca day
at2:3OA
THE schedule OF closing Trans Pacific nails errin "a
the uninterrupted All Transit =,
san francisco Malls nom tho East aftishs Ok thn =.
Of sailing OF steamers ara dSpAthsi
thence the
HENRY c. PEARSON. PostlllsIsE
Pest once. New-Yorx. y. \. sspsoaa1eg ~. lsoS
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
INCIDENTS AT SARATOGA.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Sept. 1.-THE Social
Scientists having completed their intellectual la oors
on Friday afternoon. yesterday enjoyed themscv es by
viewing the attractions In and around Saratoga.
slgnt sho foil here late hour Friday night,
hut not sufficient Offset the effects OF the prolonged
droutn.
The Reva Allan De Camp, OF Nev-York City; DR..
Bradford OF Oxford j. B. Cow of Glens Falls. and j.
Bullock OF Washin gon, the pulpit appoint
nents for to-day.
The public schools reopen on Monday.
Recorder James Mathews OF Wssbin gton. was the
Thursday evening.
Eugene F. OCoDDor, Of NewYork City. has purchased
or Willis Wellington several lots Philadelphia ST.,
near East-ave They a frontage OF l. 700 feet Mr..
O'COnnOr will begin the erection OF summer
p Riesgo Of the Hotel Espsnol. New.York City. has
purchased OF DR.. TotsOn Gaze the Aberdeen South
Broad way. which Will be enlarged Co hotel capacity.
Edwari Kearney. Of New-Y0rk City. Will on Monday
mex erection OF twostOry brick house on the
Camera Blanchard lot Caroline-sL, recently pur-
chased Dy aim.
rage in viii a mansion in proportions. When
completed IL H. Dc Of the mist at this national
E Clinton Clark OF New-York City. has begun work
OIL his North Broadway cottage.
George c. Ham. OF New-York City. who Pr released
ex-Postmaster b F. Ju son's lot. adjoining WoOdlswn
Park, begun the erection OF Queen Anne cottage
The body OF ". T. McKean New-HOrk CITY llluor
dealer died OF rheumatism al the American dOIcI'
has been sent to the city for intermenL
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BY PONY EXPRESS TO LENOX.

. ruy SUNDAY TRIBUNE ARRIVES SOON AFrsR
BREAKFAsf-A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
u.rxox. Sept 12.-Newspaper readers were sur
,,;sei to find the regular ely edition of THE SUNDAY
Tv,pr-yE on sale here in good season this ning
rurnr the summer TIE TRIBUNE operated pony
.xuress TO this pont in connection with the special
rewspaper train from the Hudson River road Upon
the withdrawal of the special train everybody sup
rosed that this special pony express service would be
discoutinued and that they would have to await the
.va Of the milk train the Housatonc road In the
afternoon. before securing New-iork paper. HE
TrRr<r has continued the arrangement for relays oil
act horses to carry bundles from Hudson, " y over
the hills TO Lenox from the regular mail train instead
Of from the special train. Under the management
" p : Pulver of Hudson. the bundles were trans
terred from relay relay with great dispatch one
nant,ng pair of ponies was relieved by iresh span
~ Chatham and the express sped along the road
headed for the State line. Here third relay started
o the arduous Journey over Lenox Mountain. Ii was
a long quill and hard pull to the summit, whence the
syrress dashed INTO town at rafting pace and the
newboys offered TEIBUNEs TO the cottagers soon after
breakfast.
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BEEKMAN-on Friday, September To- Abran feekman.
Relatives and invited attend the funeral
his late residence As East l26t Monday the
Interment at convenience Of family.
CoNKLINon Friday September 10 at his late residence.
Relatives friends invited attend The funeral
stn sves Monday. 18Th inst at 100 ,.
DANFORTH-on Thursday. September ., George H. Dan
Funeral residence. Madison. ~. Mon.
day. september II, at 100 o'clock o.
and Christopher sta at II O'Clock.
GILMAN-At Yonksrs september II Iss6 Hrod Drink.
Funeral from his parents residence Tuesday 18th
inst at 10 o'clock.
JoHNsToN-At Planneld y j. September Il Cole;
Funeral the Crescent Avenue Church. Planhed
Tuesday, September a. AT IL a. -.
Trains nom Sew York By Jersey Central r. r. az 930
La BAU-Of Railway. y j., ON sunday the 18th INST Mar
c. OF George W. and Of tie Late EneAne H. Ia ba-
from his late residence ST Georgeaye on september 10
Interment at Greenwood
LOUNsBERRY-At Rondout Ulster County, y. Y septeu-
Funeral services today p m.
Interment at Greenwood at convenience OF family
McDERMOT-on Saturday, september H. William McDer-
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to attend The
18Th lnst. at 3 o'clock.
James NJ Newkirk aged 81 years aud months; ,...
Fqnsr1I al dS eI rne 4s ith INST at
WHEELER-On sunday, september II, John II. Wheeler
IN Attn year.
Funeral services at his residence, Edgewaer v j. on
Tuesday september II, al $3.50 p. N.
Eastern papers please copy
WHITsON-At Old Westbury, L. r. 9th MONTH 10Th OF con-
gestiOn Of the lungs. PheDo j. wife OF samuel ltsoD
Funeral Friends Meeting House. WestDury Second day.
9Th month 18th, at 1880 ,
Carriages viii leaving Brooklyn at II o'clock and
Long Island City ll.O5.
UNDERHILL-Ou Sunday September r. 1885. Sara Fleet
Re OF L NJ and ~ /. O. Fleet
Relatives invited 10 attend the funeral SER
her residence, 247 East i2shst On Tuesday
evening ats
InterInent convenience Of family.
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DISTINCT SHOCKS IN CENTRAL OHIO.

AKRON, Ohio. Sept. y Especial Strange
phenomena here early this nave startled every
body ana many people confident that the last days
are at hand AT o'clock IN the coal mining regions
south OF this city large OF country nclud
ing four towns people awakened by low ruwblng
sounds accompanied by shocks Of earthquake 50 dis
tinct that shaken and loose things on man
tells thrown the floor. Several years the earth
settled several feet without apparent In this
you meteor passed over tile shaken up cOun-
try travelling clOse the earth and throwing of
heated parts every few feet The meteor Illuminated
thr country for dsnce ana IL supposed TO
struck the close To this city shock dis
tmcty ielt nediatey after The great nrtba passed
The SUNDAY has OF special prayers FROM many
of the alarmed people.
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4 MURDERER KILLED By HIS SON.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. ia dispatch to
The OregOnan from Spokane Falls. W. T..
gives particulars OF double tragedy
winch occurred September in Grand
Conlee halfway between Spokane Falls and Okanogan.
One Paine committed murder IN Missouri several years
ago and was sentenced be banged He made his
escape, came 10 Washington Territory and
settled in Okanogsn County His place OF
living having become known, requisition for Paine
was sent TO Spokane Falls and was placed IN
the hands OF Constable JacK Hubbard to serve.
Hubbard took T. Aiken for company and left
on Sunday morning for Paine's place. 100 miles
distant They secured Pains without trouble and put
handcu on him. Paine asked TO be allowed 70 Oid
farewell to his wife in secret, and hs request
was granted The two officers and the pris-
oner started on blackboard about noon
for Spokane Falls. Toward dusk son OF Paine. a<e
twenty live, who had followed horse back, over
took the officers and began firing from VIM
chester rifle. The third shot hit MS father, VINO
died ten minutes sf.erward The otiicers opened nrs
with revOlver but the range OF the Weapons was 700
short. The fifth from Paine struck Hubbard IN the
chin and he fell to the ground dead AIKEN thea
whipped up horses. but they had gone
only short distance when one OF them fell dead
from a rifle Young Paine made MS escape me
man, he dying, confessed TO Aiken that when
he ade his wife goodby he told her 10 tell tner son 10
rescue him, even II he had to Kill the Officers.
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MONEY FOR THE RELIEF FUND.

PoUGHKEEPsIE. Sept. l2.-Nayor White has
teegrspn-d Mayor COurtenay, OF Charleston. 10 draw
upon this city for $500 contributed by residents here IN
AID OF Charleston sufferers
Bosros Sept - tSOseiaD.-rhe total amount sub
scribed In Boston the Charleston fund up 10 sstur
aay evening was almost $4,000 The good WORK Is
going on and probably more than $4,000 Will DO sub
scrl bed IN Boston
PHILADELPHIA Sept. I2-RObert NJ McQuade and
Charles H4rrat ir OF the Citizens Conmittee,retdrnod
"a this city from Charleston yesterday and made iu
rrpor TO committee piciurng the scene OF distress
In that city worse than cue newspaper reports nave
ma ia IL and stated tnat continue FOR
months There has been ever $4,000 raised IN this
CITY 40 and of thls amount @lOOO0 has been sent 10
CAarlest0n.
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DEFIANT PARSON DOWNS
HE SNAPS HIS FINGERS AT THE BAPTIST COMMIT
TEE AND SAYS HARD THINGS.


BosToN, Sept. II (SpecidD.-A committee Of
the Boston North Baptist Conference appointed year
ago to investigate the charges Of immortality against
the Rev. W. W. Downs. met yesterday afternoon. DIT.
Downs and his present aud after the read
ing OF the formal allegations they replied in effect that
the committee had no authority. Mr.. Downs remarked
that ministers had got together and butchered him.
He said that ne held himself in readiness to meet his
brother ministers at any time In regard TO the matter
whenever they approached him in the right spirit as
he had done from the first
Mr.. Downs read also long paper, in which he was
particularly severe on Mr. Taber and the court OF
Baptist minister's and wound up his statement by the
following;
Frst-As pastor people do not, by presence
here to-day wish to De understood as In any wa
recognizing your sesssumed selfappOnted authority
inquire INTO the AFFAIRS Ot our church, in the sense
IN which you have so plainly atteu pied 20 DO But on
contrary wish II TO be distinctly understood that
the pI essence OF this delegation the Bowdon
square Baptist Church aud it, Interests, is Tor tue
purpose OF rebung both you aud those that appointed
You and also with the hope OF getting through your
rather pacnydermac hides little bit Of Baptist sense
SecOnd-Vhe BOwd0n square Baptist Church has, as
yet neither asked nor proposed 10 ask the uep OF any
Baptist church. minister person or iaynan anu until
10, we shall regard AL attempts 10 Interfere WIN Us
pastor and church. except "a provided for III the
crptures, and which the denomination to their shame
and disgrace, has come wotuly mort or, as neu1Io
some inpeftnence 70 be sOundy rebdked at the nrst
opportunity. In word. our church only asks that you
ana your hard HEADED hard-hearted and hard-sheled
associates let US alone.
lulru-iue Otutat' apu "A-SHt
conduct OF the Baptist denomination ministers and aity
in ts treatment the past yeor and more OF US and our
pastor has done TO drive all revival spirit OUT OF
the church. discourage young smen from entering us
ministry. ALLEVIATE men and women from it, fellowship
and disgrace denomination IN the eyes or the
world. tDan years OF denJminatiODa humiliation and
repentance undo. Fareweu'We ell meet at Phillip
-Ou the 18th.
The meeting then adjourned. The outcome OF this
Will be September Is. when the association
meets at Reading. 1t is probable that the Bowdoin
SQUARE Church may withdraw from the association
Tp-Hn a n a
the MeianOn Hall.
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THROUGH NEW-YORK STATE.
BIDS THAT WERE TOO HIGH.

BIDS THAT WERE TOO HIGH.
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Sept. 12.-The Board of
Managers OF the Hudson River State Hospital have
been considering proposals for the erection OF new
building authorized by the last Legislature Twelve
bids had been received and most OF the bidders
were present when the bids were opened as
follows: Charles H. Bronze, 1874, $50; Holmes Broth
ers SlS5 0O0 Richard beers, el7 1890 These bidders
from New-York From Poughkeepse-H Horace
Clark BID Sl7s.97s; John r. Kimen Sl59,93O; c. L.
Cannon. Sl59.3SO; Wilet Tltus, Sl55, 20; Elias
spross Si5l. 7s6; O'Relly Il Power. sl44.640. From
STracuse-Rarerry. McCauster Co., sl5S,959; Leary
& Crawford, S157.139. George C. lawson OF New
damhurg bid 100000. As the law authorizing the
buildings positively required that they must be COM
peted at not TO exceed Sl25,O0O, OF course 10
was impossible accept any or these bids and those
present told. After considerable discusson the
whole matter referred back 70 the Building Com
mittee with instructions to make such change as may
be necessary and readvertise tor proposals.
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HERClSM AMID EARTHQUAKE TERRORs.
TWO INSTANCES OF PERSONAL COURAGE AT
CHARLESTON.

CHARLESTON, Sept. IL lSpeciar.-In the panic
which succeeded the first shock of earthquake the
memorable Tuesday night when everyone stood ap-
palled and aghast not knowing what to expect next
where to fly, the attention of group drawn
from their own fear and suspense by exhibition OF
heroism. which probably had parallel instance on
that dreadful night. Miss Sadie Gibbs OF Columbia
young lady Of eighteen. with indifference to her
own safety, which would have been remarkable
courage in man, rushed INTO rocking house up the
stairway into burning and brought down in
safety strangers baby, stopping to wrap it well in
blankets before her perilous descent
Edward Haman the colored porter at Falk g. Co.'S
store rendered valuable assistance to the South
Carolina Railway Company the night OF the earth
quake He wss on board the Summerville train on his
way TO LIncolnville when the shock and wrecked
the train in the neighborhood of Ten Mile Hill He
struck in several places by the upsetting of the
train but manfuly assisted the passengers aud helped
TO extract the men from the wreck of the engine He
afterward walked down the track to Savannah juno
ton 10 trains coming up from the city of their
danger. He has received a well-deserved reward
from the COMPANY.
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chance Of rain. may b szpssssdia shia ~ ~ ~
tty 70 day.
OBITUARY 10x1A

RICHMOND, Sept II tSpsctan.-Colonel Jon
B. Young, one Of the ablsst criminal lawyers ID -
enis died suddenly near this city tedays see aDso
seventy years.
LAWRENCE, xasa. Sept l2.-Nathsnisl Gilman WhisA
Q wealthy citizen Of Lawrence, died this morning
OF heart disease % Little Bears Head, N. H
age about sxty-sevsn yssra he was slssssc
president of the Boston and Maine Rsilfeea
and held ofcs until 1882 whom he resigned and wene
Of the Bay state Bank, and as the time Of hrs dseee
vcepresidsnt Of the Esssx Savings Bank He leaves
widow and two daushtsrs.
Boston, Sept i2.-Ths relatives Of william
Young. OF scituats. have inst learned OF his
death ct Mobile Mr.. Young wss The Boston HeraI3
he was wounded.
SALEM, MASS, Sept 12.-Profsssor Gurnsy. OF Has.
College, died ct his homs IN Pridss Cross
Ing, Beverly this morning. of heart disease, age nfv'
eight
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OVER->E4 GOSSIP.
ABOUT NOTABLE PERSONS AND THEIR DoINGs.
49,. IL. .ra,s -

Prom Mr.. Labouchere's Truth, L0nG0n.
LIVELY LORD RANDOLPH.-A keen observer
IN Press Gallery Thursday night discovered, by
count, tnat III the course OF his extraordinary
reply Mr. L. K Russell, the Chancellor OF the tx
chequer made close upon one HUNDRED and thirty dis
tinct movements IN the eight minutes over whicD MS
speech extended Analysed roughly the record SHOWS
rested lis hand upon his hips once; forced apart MS
eoatais thrice crossed MS arms four times casped
tmess placed his hands on his launches ten
times pI ICED mis- arms anu oIherwse rested upon tine
sixteen times struck his right hand on his left palm
eighteen times lald his hands upon the OoX nineteen
times; aud LAID mis- hand upon MS coaE-coHar twenty
three times!
LIsZT's VILLA private letter received on
Monday from Welmar tens me that Llsz's will has now
been found All his money including the savings which
he deposited WITH Rotnschd OF Paris. Will pass to his
natural daughter, Frau Cosims Wagners widow aud
DR. Won BLOWS divorced wife, and his grsndcnld, the
con OF his natural daughter. Madame Olivier. The Will
Is dated August. 1851 AL hs music letters furniture
snd effects List leaves TO the Princess Wtgenstein
whom no names residnary legatee and deposiary
are Moz.rs harpsicacrd ann ou BeetSovsns piano.
both o. whoh Will probably be- deposited IN the
when viii now b. the cum. I"z%s nriyats
fortune far larger than supposed. In reference
disgasted the visitors at Bayreuth 1t is officially
planned that Lsz belonged only the thru order or
FORBID requiem on grand scale" rhis vii settle tho
vc1ed question Of Lszts rank in the Roman Catholic
PRIESTHOOD though II may not excuse the faulty singing
the BLyreuth choir.
A SONG BIRDS Observation-Disclosures Ne
yadFPAlacr, VINO was married on the LIST or October
Iast year, has sent DshT just fortnight Old 10 tho
Church OF 81 Ferdinand des T-rmes be ed.
The little one came the vigil OF the Feast OF the As
sumption think, her mother being Californian she
might have been named IN spsnIsh fashion, Assumption.
A. a, II is sac IA M,rv Ms,nide Mlsnon Amiua. Inc
Mary was alter the y. V. NJ; MathIlde after Madame
harchrst Tue mothers singing professor; MgnoG
compliment 10 Ambrose Thomas, tho godfather, and
AmhA AFTER the operate heroine whom best
10 pers"nAte. The Passonst Father Kelly received a
spet a. license from the Archbishop Paris ofclat.
Onler Tue OOncordat every child Franc. must enter
tne Cithone iod IN Ough the church the parish
whcn AZ was OOrn, aud under the OF It's cure
ATS vicar nut as the reverend P4sslOOist la question
cat chised ana chrstenrd Nevada hersef o1cafed al
hrr "euu1h- hhG "elVered an ex iOrat0n whien drew
teats from lhe eyes OF hard ned bachelors patIcu-
larry desired uliL TO baptse her first love- bios.otu
Monsignor X chArd saw no objection, and 1t WAS he
VINO performed the ceremony.