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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-20
DOR sALE-A DWELLING.HOUSE an

ern built frame House, contains rooms and good wstrr
iron plp and cisie In the yard also vine and fruit
st. near Broad or at MesTs hING BONDS. No. 2yo
Brosd-st., Newark, n. j.
L'OR SALE-On Taylor-st., Brooklyn, +. d.,
Il a handsome tsos'ory brick HOUSE. arH feet. with
hot and cold wate closet Bathroom heste kc. Pfce
$500; 81 So can remain on bond and mortgage.
Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No Pine al.
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Round Shouide,,..l,..

First, round shoulders and stoopine
forms detract from fine personal an.
pearpnce, either when standing. sitting
or walking. Women like a beautiful
face, eyes, feet, hands, fine dress, orna-
ments, splendid houses, horses, etc, etc.,
and take great pains, often run great
risks Of life, to obtain .them.-Why not
work as hard for fine. forms9 u,
But laying aside all thoughts of good
looks, and turning for a moment to our
ability to s'do and dare, !" we find that a
truly graceful posture is tho only easv
one; thatwheret the bearing of the body
Is not correct, as in STOPPING, we wear
ourselves cut by spending strength to
support ourselves in an unnatural posi-
non; that those who go about their
easier than the awkward, f7fTsF - =
STOPPING is unhea1thful. The lnnps
are crampeds and do not fully initiate.
1hts brings on consumption and best
des, the blood being only half oxypeni-
zed, we only half live. Nothinf 3s 40
important In securing good feeling nd
through breathing. .f1TfI-4 :, -
Plato said no republic was complete
without It's gymnasiums. This Is true
OF all schools; and more, in all cities
and towns, the gymnastic hall Iwell ven
tnated, lighted, and warmed, where the
sedentary5 the studious, those confined
muehtndores, both male andI female.
can, IN appropriate costume, throw, of
the restraints ofa confined life. and take
vigorous bodily training under master,
with music, is fully as Important as was
the gymnasium in the days of Plato
He0pkeS journal Of Health,
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RORGOTTEN. !

q H.. HaHr Hla
Men Dc DC not guess, who claim our glances
HOY SssS e We weep, our hearts by anguish
They said that ! looked very gay to.nirhtt Il
I We women oftentimes have parts to Scf. :,
Last week, a nng' ring pressure oftny hand
ANA some SOFT worCis oflow and tend ~ tone
Aade my heart leap-the 1lghtesk In the
: For neer had 1before such rapture known.
And then knelt down, and pay'd to heay,n
That my fair gleam Of sunshine IniRht re-
That meyer more the dhain Of hope be riyenl
1haI hau done with doubt and doubts
Ali yGa were alsel tmy heart within me
It's hard to think the words So strangely
We're 1alse, false as those dark and dreamy
Whose thrilling tenderniesss sl mine ishrank to
Alasl the futnre very dark appear, s.,
i now Ihat look on 1t, with bright hope
l thought that I was prouder-bacIz vain,
Ny woe fubatGe with unseen-alone.
And yet, beloved, could but see your face,
ANA near your voice ofmnusiC once again, r Z
1ne earth would be for me charmed place,
n 4 Qua: hand would cool the fever Of my brain.
try 70 think that all Il right Gods will."
1,EI,V7.I hnd ma u th9t am praying but to die.
N2uig eou1d nancy that you loved me stiIl;
: l1o w loE Lethes streamlet sigh.
For of the past must not, dare not think.
~ M!oanlng because the daylight Is SO fair;
or those dark waVeletB lain. fain Vonfd I
drink tAl ~ = '1EI-l' lf " =
Forgetfnlness alone can calm despair,
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nIARR1ED L1rR.-The affection that
links together man and his wife is a far
holier and more enduring passion than
young love. Itmay want its gorgeous
and imaginative character-but it Is far
richer in holy and trusting attributes.
Talk not Of the absence of love in
welded life What because a man
has ceasedrto, sigh like a furnace, are
we to believe the fire extnct2 It burns
influence. upon existenceta million
times more precious and -delightful
than the cold dreams of phil sophy.
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ODDS AND ENDS

sHf-nA go suaei ett ..af,
All Sorts OF News and Gossip gathered
!e.53 from our Exchanges.
The Count Lagrange settled s., 600 pei
year on his Jockey for winning the
Derby. faga -a =
An Indiana female was fined, one cent
Tor cowhtding her defamer.
Jackson Hains will skate in Eurone
TINS winter for fame and shillings,
The MonteHr newspaper sold in Paris
for one million of francs. ~ y
The Harris divorce case has made the
pended. ~ III
A three and a half pound parsnip Is
announced in New Hampshire.
The public schools of Savannah, Ga
have just been re-opened. =. 80 80
isx-P,resident Buchanan's book is
100000. Ii7il1 7-'tFHI -. >''S :, Ss1''T
York dainty. RS !7T ~
The colored mechanics in Columbus
S1 "a: are organizing strike for five dol
Whatto expectat an hotel-Inn-atten-
tton.-Pullch. l, II l.-f7T-z - -
The Earl of Strathmore had his life
insured for million dollars,
;aia In Hong Kong they average sixteen
inhabitants to one house. 5lrIl
A Vienna mfser. Inns left two million
frances to the Pope. - -.
Thedrainage filth off ,onfIon 10 ostin,ol
teu 20 DO worth thirteen millions and n
half gold dollars. ss 5-'II-ll VII
Tho Captain was asked by N lady the
other evening fhe loved oysters. stMy
dear madam" he replied, hlny love for
oysters amounts to a few raw (furore. j
The Shah of Persia is thinking of an
1ron-clad navy, and has sent agents to
Europe to study the naval system.
The drouth has dried the "waterfalls. -
SO Prentice learns. - - -
The eclipse was much enjoyed in New
York and the papers praise its punctu-
tllty. $500 Ass 5aft --F7s4
A French cargo Mt New Orleans paid
$4,000 in gold. us duties.
The Emperor Max has sent 5000, 900 to
build a villa Mt Ragusa. -
The Providence Buueti,. calls mn OK
sesesdiiingly doubtful story a Philadel-
The place Of stonewall Jackson,s
statue-in statu quo. -
The Memphis Commercial asks for
9Sn.oIIueEl liecnanlcS. 1t says: Let us
ulscoutaGe the influx oftraders, and en-
the Immigration of manufncturers.
mechanics and itillers of the soil.
An ecentric 7landlordrdied lately In
Strattord, England. He made ali his
tenants conform to these rules: LIST!
There must be no children; I'd. The
tenant must not smoke; Sd, Nor keen
birds 4th, Nor exhibit flowers in pots
or otherwise, in any or either OF the
WINDOWS otthe house; 9th, Ifa bachelor,
or widow, or spinster, he or she ShSIi
not enter into matrimony during his or
her tenancy. - : -.
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,..at..,aGdnfatinnaI. ,..at
Wheeling Female College,

a = Ii
TtHIs INSTITUTION, CHARTERED
l. with null collegiate powers in 1851, and
recently recognized under n new BOard of
directors, VIII be opened as collegiate insti-
next The, buildings arc now being tho
Toughly retltted and newly furnished
In the liberality of its Arrangements, in the
extent and eonprehe hensiveneSs ofits course
OF study, in its methods Of tuition and gov
Its Board of Instruction, the public may rely
upon Its being first-clnSs seminary. -
naiin nGn many years eTpeIieenGe In con-
the EASTERN and Middle States, feel assured
that with the liberal patronage and the enr-
and vicinity, the College will soon be able to
extend TO young Indies nQ the facilities for an
99Seom plishsd education to be found outsid
ltaftorls me the highest satisfaction to be
able to announce the engagement of n corps
Sg. Of teachers chez OF DISTINGUISHED ability, expe-
a NoR9IAT. DEPARTMESfr VIII be Organized
at nm early day, having especial reference 70
. a PnEP3RAFEoiRY Ei DErARTD4r1.ssr rsrs vim be,
opened, for such Misses as are too young to
The Institution will be conducted upon
Protestant, but not upon denominatIonal
ty, the methodist, the Presbyterian and the
Episcopalian, being represented in the Facul-
EXPENSES PER QUARTER
TUITIoN-First Preparatory, SO; Second
PrepaIntory, 81; First Colleginte, S.; Second
Gollegintc, 50; Junior, $40: Senior, SI2 50;
Latin, French, German, or other Language, S.;
ENpertmental Sciences, 81 extrn, each; Draw
ing, Sd ERinting in on, $40; Pastel, SD; Cray
on, s.; Music ON Piano, $40; Use OF instriI-
ment, 50 80; Vocal Music, SO; Fuel, I'd and 81
quarters, 50 cents each quarter.
BoARDTSI5; Fuel and Lights, IS; Washing,
s.; Weekly Board, from Monday to Friday
night, So 80; Fuel and Lights, 81.
Bills both for tnitiOn and board payable In all
cases Mt the commencement of the quarter
Sept. 9Th, Nov. 18th, Feb. lst and April 18TH
L. Q. LOOMS, A. NJ. II. d., FEfs
Inty. ~. 1865. tlEp, 81 President.
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M0nrOe 81, 6et. 4uket6 Fbilrt1I. . q
"a EardL

WE RETURN OUR THANKS ToiTHR
wv, many friends and Patrons of Jeremiah
clemens .ldecense0 for the liberal patron
age bestowed on him while in our midst and
also tnke this method OF informing the pub
lie tnnt we intend to cnrTy on the Furniture
and Upholstery business In all Its branches
we hope by strict attention to business "a
merit q continuance OF the patronage beStoW-
ed on him. ]. CLEMENS eco.
N. Rive also intend to carry on the Un.
dertalStug business as before. We keep com
stantly on hnnd full assortment OF Metallic
ana other Cofhns. alsllH augA !.
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CONCENTRATES P0TATOEs4A bushel
of potatoes averages sixty pounds; /;
when all the water is absorbed fiye
pounds of nutritiye material are left,
which, when ground, looks like Indian
(cornl meal. A factory in Maine 'scon-
centrates'' q thousand bushels of pota7
~ = q. : ~ - 'lot - " - llilI
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M AndersonvilIe Prison Cernetry are
buried, according to the report ofLient.
Hamlin, greater number Of men
than alTthe British soldiers put together
who perished on the bloody fields 81
the Crimeas Waterloo, Salamanca, Al
bucero, yittori and New Orleans,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28

The Woods, of Lancashire, England.
are a distinguished family for cbarae!
tel, wealth, and talent. The eldest son,
John Wood, was for many years. a
member of iParli iament for Preston. A.
lnughable circumstance once took place
upon trial in Lancashire, where the
mead or the family, Mr.. Wood, senior.
was examined as witness. Upon Civ
ing his name (Ottiwell WOODY, the
Judge, addressing him, said, Prny
Mr. WOOD, how do You spell yOnr
name y The old gentleman replied:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-10-28
Won,nn.s Hand.

There is scarcely in the whole scope
5ofour enjoyment-iti is bold, bold u.s.
sertion, but oh, how true Ia sensation,
more delightful than that arising from
the warm touch ofwoman's hand. It's
very delicacy and weakness, as it glides
into a more strong and manly grasp, is
a =fit emblem. of the just confidence the
heart is SO desirous to bestow upon its
destined protector. And whilst the
nerves thrill over the soft fingers and
the electricity of passion is firing every
Vein-whilst a spirit richer and more
refined than thought itself, hutters in
the bosom-how the heart seems striy-
ing to expand itself into that unuttera-
BILE ecstnCy of being, SO seldom felt-so
impossible to be described. -
Reader, invoke, we pray thee, the aid
of memory, and let her recall in moon
Light htfu1ness, the scenes of thy court
ship-thy April mornings of hope and
teaf-of love, joy and passion Let
those visions of bliss again arise in
shadowy review, like the springing
afresh of rainbow fountaln-thou
wilt own that whether amidst the lux
urtes of 0rt, screened by a friendly
shade from the too strict scrutiny of the
brilliant chandelier, or In the solitude
of fanaturels untamed magnificence-if
thou couldst but win the confidence of
her thou loVst, so. seemingly uncon-
Sct0uS 1t had escaped her maidenly
Keeping, she would trust her timid hand
in thine, thy thoughts We're flooded
with delighEthy very bosom glowed
with generous rapture. Oil how you
then swore to thy heart of hearts "a
more holy, more pure than that of the
aa1tar) TO protect, to comfort her-to
minister to her Joys, to be her guide,
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.WOLG 7
i double u
u double L
Double %
Double OD:,,

upon which the astonishedi LAWYER laid
down his pen, saying It was the most
extra It1 ra!ordtnary name he had ever met
with IN his life; and after two or three
attempts, declared that he was unable
70 record Il. The Court was .conYulsed
with laughter. g,
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THE Sultan has shocked all true be-
hevers by an innovation which he is
understood TO have just perpetrated. -
He Is sitting for his portrait to q French
artist. As all represent ntations Of the
forms Of living beings are prohi lifted by
the faith of Islam, this is naturally re-
garded with great cOnsternatfon by the
litanS. -7'fe
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VOL XIV.
aIf6tiFEaHI.0 = q
SELLERS COUGH SYRHP.

TT Is PROMPT IN IT'S ACTION, ALWAYS
i safe, and may be given to the smallest child
{ SSeiS 'to6fai4i9g nd inf&I hfdly or
stiritu6tis ingred dients Whatever, II "a not only
and Bronchial affections, but Is peculiarly
valuable to children. atfoEdlng great rellefin
WhoOpiIlg Cough and kindred diseases. From
a IanSe number OF certificates received from
year to year, we present the following:
From the Rev. T. q. Lamb, Pastor of
the 5Bapttst Church, Alexandria,
AI.ExAEDRIA, Licking Co., Feb. q. 1885.
In January, 1851, 1 had severe cough, pro-
most fsessSgillt fof two and q nishf: nom S
Friday mornihg until Saturday night, I took
and retired and slept all night without a SIN
Ole Interruption from coughing.
tSSS The aESSn in In The he 4STning md
Inconvenience. -
Since that time have given it frequently
tally relieved them. Yours, truly; Is7Tl
Recommended particularly TO Clergy
men; lawyers and other Public.
-2PesANSff.f ~ S,'lfes 10
Professor Porter hns, without solicitation,
given n certificate of the excellence OF this
inE . All who afe afficted with conghs.|
4F1ftt4btfTg DAILY Posi-, - r. 90.
1feSlf4. EGiiIOf&s-HnVing been for FsoTne time
past very much nffIIcte[I with a severe cold
md almost constant cough, and having tried
eject, was inincsfi By my esteeIned % IL iriend,
w. W. Wallace, of this city, to make a trial
of r. f. Sellers Cough Syrup. did 50, and TO
my great surprise, I received almost imTnedI-
ate relief It was with the greatest difficulty
that IlRctured before my respective Glasses,
but on tnldug spoonful OF the Syrup Just
before entering my lecture room, could speak
with perfect ease during the evening. /
would particularly recommend It to cloFgy-
JAMES n. PORTER, PRO-. Of Mathematics.
PREPARED BY
&. E. Sellers &, Co., Pittsburgh, Pa.
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8 SALES { OF HoTIIs.-The, Burnet,
House, in Cincinnati, has been sold ito
Captain Silas Miller for $500 GOO. and the
Walnut street Hotel, In thei same CITY.
70 +; p. Lincoln, Z for so, 900.
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. FEbfAnE WAGES AssApHusErrrs}-
1ntneshoe manufa turing towns girlsat
work upon sewing machines are paid 81
OF s. per week for ten hours per day.
girls who understand coat making are
In some places paid $40 per week.
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GIre1ntelEfQenre1s
RATES OF sUBsCRIPTIoN.
Decision respecting the
National RRnIxs 80

z. The New5Yofk Court of Appeals have
recently made decision that we trust
Will be, found to be good law, and that
will be fully sustained by the United
States Surname Con,:t X -, - l.sI.s
l,,t s,,i, ri - Y
"AC5 PAes'tSei 1tur men OF all parhes-as
well those who have as those who have
not stock in the national banks. :Judpe
Denis delivered the oninion or t6s
CT ,,,,,,s,I. ptttOii VI the
Court winch was unanimously concur
red in. 1t argues the two following
points ll-' - iii l'A y
- ,ffIIat +I,ol -. I - y
,,a;,+s' 1ftISs SH-,olI panks are
the eTacntioy l.S st, lor
and fho,, y ~ ~ t,s.t it,S Ats
STISot Az ,.,tsaSs @ !, fllT,fl
,ooTs;sts naS ~ .I9 no p PFopeFIy OF these banks
Hes and tI,eS,' ~. SSt'tteS sectlr1-
to- tha i1s,IIVs, I W Irom taxa
onS;stS II ~ taL " properly
1a1ai - S14s'e 9ec eceAtA'AeS' cannot pe
Ahe argumento OF the Court is, in brief,
as follows 1st, thatalthourh in the oct,
of Congress creating tI,ese l,,,,l,t,7 AZ.
o,,orD 80 pt'tiAS' the
"a 'A'I4is etis VI Ine NhuonaI banks are
not TAXED, their real and personal prop
ierty and tho shares of their stock hold
ets are. as "a ony r+I,o,. l,i,,3 80
ty oDt1 Oh az ..I.I-I
SS'-"lu "a, that although the "bonds
cannot be taxedn the Banks can:
ga State tax cannot. l,s 1oiil 49,, A..
bonds in the hands of actnoI he r t5Sat,, .tie ~!
But is a stock holder IN !, ,S,tionaS I,SS'i-
in any strict and pToneT eI1sea,s ,s't,,cs
of these bonds inns onestion y. is SSiieg sSa;SI,
answered by az. .inouirY into the not,,rSS
of his shares. They oI.a :, SOFT 81 1,I,s't
is called, in legal parlaSce n e. SISosss tt1S ~.
action fI1axy yitS,so11 = -, -
to a distrib1tfye pr5nSrfion oFtbe tSof;1s
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From the correspondence column of
2Soah's Tfnes and Messenger of this
week we clip the following questions
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The EmpIoyment or women I'm the'
Pubiic Deparrtments.

Mrs, jane G. swisshelml. reads those
of her sex, who have places in the De-
partmehts at Washington, or who hold
other offices, a lecture, and a very good
one, too, wethink it is. We quotesome
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-15

Police ISTRLLIGESoE.- Fynbtzskr,sni -W,llinm
ycCsnnan was arraisned before Justice Bowling
yesterday. on charre Of embezzlins money from
Adams Express Company. The secured wa. re-
Gently employed by The con pany as driver, and Mr..
VIM &. Crane, agent Of the Eastern Division Of
Adams' Express Company, allcee, that on .he sch
inst. HeCammsn received sj1 50 from NJ Vim. n
kaas. No II Maiden isne, which he rrp- oprntod 10
his own use. without The kuo-lcdle Of his emp oy.
ers. Mr.. Crane also exhibited TO Justice bowling
whom IL IL said hat McCammsn had received H.,
sum Of 1886, which be had appropriated 10 III orn
use The accused vas committed foi trial In default
o. bail. Tie IA 70 yeais Of axe, and hives In Ney
Brunswick Sd. lie ave that he intended 70 refund
tho money 10 his employ ere
IN, SecoHd Avenue Shooting ADdir -Maschi
Coufhlin. The young man v no uas thot N The lcl.
lreas on sundsy morning, by pistol in tho hani,
Of Emnorich Schneider, died In Bellevue Hospital
a. 70 o'clock Sunday nght. from the effects Of hi,
vcnnfs. Coroner Collin wns notified aud rave the
tri'nd' Of ih" dccoa.ed pcnnission 70 remove the
remains 10 hi late residence 40 h17 Third avenue
where Hn inquest viii le hold to-day. schneider 10
~ cus'od arhitine the sr'on Of the Coroner jury
He ~. loa'eu IN front OF hip oun resdoutp nv sew
ersl men, but ,orshln. II ends dcpv that he vas
one of the sssiiauts Dcce'sei VA % YEAR of age
aud n single man.
The In" Abdr4ou,nrni Cas-Ti, C,npla,nt
DiAniss,f.-A mysetict, and romantic abandon.
ment ca'o, In which the metre OF IN ey-pfcsidcut
va complainant md The ,on Of q decosfcd New York
millionaire vns defendant, vas couc.uiei yesterday
moinin', icfoIc Justice edvith NJ IsfIcfson Marie.
Police Court hy wt'ldiar ni IT tho con- plant the
defendant cons'nted to abandon bic mistress, and
hereafter support md > o'Cci he wife. Nj snd Ms
Il left Tor Wphin ton last ni.ht.
arrest NJ ro"ht'd Bv'piqrs. The d-erins OF
Mr. Henry =. Wet, 9i2 Wet 3'N street. WIS enior-
el ycscday moiuins bv two loyS 10 and 10 vcsrs Of
h'",nlmed William Carroll and John Ccok, uv means
OF forcing open basencu' window, and elgS ortl
Of clothing stolen. Tho Youthful lurglap 'uci 70
with the pundcr tut we've sui seguc'ilv seen ~ n-
Ger NOOdbrdge 0i the 9TH precinct trying to ell the
properly In secondhand store ia BtNttr Get. aud
arrested. They Hckno~e ,ired their guilt ami Juatica
DpHlIng committed them 10 the tumbs for trial
tss1u'ttd nnh q HprL.-ioseph Bowen waa ar.
rested yesterday charse Of strkng John g. Hat
hrhn' living At No ~ Canal street thu head With
hCayy glvs bottle. inhirtns dsnrefous wound
Justice Nantfrd committed Bowen for trial without
h-H lie savs hist lldl'ran first Hf.aultCd him, and
that he used the bottle In self.deieuso
RoLb'd NJ me Frdrk tort Houss Mary Movers yss
Hftest'o tcsterday chArre Of stshliuv gqu from
'hatcs Hell Of No. 20 stanton street while the later
Vas sleeping IN the Frankfort House, In Wilism
street. The accused acknowledged having taken the
money and restored f3i 10 the oNnet .iustics
hAl'heid committed her for examination.
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III o d o he n.

MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF A Girl
she KrrunNs HONE ASp Esps HER Lus BY
IAkiSG PoisoN.-On Wednesday morning lsst, Ellen
oNens' 10 yoars OF axe who resided With her sister,
Mrs. +. Cooley, in Nillow street, Hoboken. dieap-
Pearei FROM home and although inquiries we're made
In very direction, no udurs Of her where a oats
could be obtsined until shout o'clock on Sunday
evening. Nj. Cooley arrived home on SUNDAY. AMI
Learning OF the absence Of his ser-in left hone
about O'clock for the purr0ss Of mailing urther in
terry house, foot OF Barclay street Mr. Cooley
net the rirl on the bridge, and In re-
ply To his inquiry ~ to here rEe hsd
teen' she replied that she had been STAYING with
be untrue, as n messenger hsd been sent there on
Friday lie sad nothing further upon the subject
and tho Two returned home. While c'unsiur the
nver 30 llohokeu, Ellen held Ter handkercl ef 20
as II m the act OF thioving something our ot tie
window, and heard splash IN lho water. The family
spent the evening together, during which Ellen In
formed AyOungrr sister that she had taken some
fact wa. communicated 20 Mrs. Iooloy, hut rho and
her huthand supplsed the statement VIZ. a tahrica-
ton. The Inmates OF the house subsequently,
retired, Int about one oeIock Yesterday
morning. MIR, G.; feeling app,chensvr that
her sister misht have Swallow ed poison, pro-
cocded to her apartment ind found her sleeping
rOundiy, and appai emily not under the influence 4
any drug, Mrs. &. again visited the grl's room
about O'Clock yesterday morning, and touad her
lying AL ep in the sano position that she had lett
her. and feeling somewhat alarmed, had Dr. On eit
called in. pom examination, tn Doctor Ell that
che was under the effects OF iaudauuu and was past
recovery. EveD thing possihle was dome 20 Terioio
the giIl 10 cousci0usness hat without avail anu she
expired bout O'clock q. m. Tno motive for se i.
ceitruction j. not known, Coroner avery was not-
ned and viii hold an Inquest this afternoon.