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Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
OBITUARY .

The subject of the following obituary
notice, Mrs. Ellen Way, consort %:
Norman Way, Esq, of this place,
departed this life on Saturday, March
., 1867, in the cd year of her age.
Tho deceased was born in Loudon
County, Virginia, in the year 1905.
The record of the exact month and
day of her birth has been lost.
Little is known of the first years of
her life, except that her parents died
when she was quite young, and thus
she was left early in life an orphan.
She came TO Winchester, Indiana,
with Judge Goodrich, who was mar
ried 10 her niece in January, 1852,
with whom she resided until she was
married TO Mr.. Way in August of the
same year, with whom she has lived
happily until her removal by death.
In early life she was brought under
the.power of the Gospel, enlightened by
the spirit of God, and led to Christ for
salvation. Soon after indulging u
hope in the Savior, she united with
the NJ. Z. Church, in her 18th year.
and from that time until the day of
her death, che lived TO honor her di-
vine Master.
She was well-informed and an in
telligent woman, and this made social
intercourse with her both profitable
and pleasant. She was also gentle
and kind in her department, and uni
versally esteemed and loved by all
who knew her.
Owing TO her disease she lost the
power of speech. This is to be regret
ted, as she would. in addition TO her
holy life, had speech been granted
her. have testified from that suffering
couch heI firm trust in Christ. and of
the power of that religion that sup
ported and cheered her soul through
the valley Of the shadow Of death
She, 10 doubt, had her mind most
:. tie tic,e. The v-,:e. .. this. rso
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Of thinking for Themselves, or Of ua-
derstanding the scriptures without the
aid Of n priest.
"Nindex" says, surely, those prot
,.-tent Christians who do not feel suf-
ficicnt interest in the eternal welfare
OF their fellow men TO combat error,
should not throw obstacles in the way
OF others. Now, what is the fatal er-
ror that "Vindex" desires 20 combat
We might inquire what il truth and
what is error. Well, let Us ask these
two preachers who expect 10 discuss
the subject OF human destiny. The
first will answer man is punished ai,cr
death, that that j. right, and that any
other doctrine j. erroneous. The sec
ond. who would represent "NindeX,
would say, men are punished for their
sins in this life, and that there j. no
punishment after death, and that Is
truth, and any other doctrine is error.
Now, suppose the men discuss this
question, who is 10 decide which j.
right? will you take those persons for
judges who you say are not qualified
10 read and understand the Scriptures
for themselves? This j. question
that man can not settle, and nothing
but the eternal world will determine it
To the satisfaction of all.
The devil and old mother Eve are
represented u having discussion on
this very subject, and IL Is said the
devil triumphed, and Eve was his con-
vert, and she went to preaching the
same doctrine 10 Adam. Thus IL Is
said sin entered into the world. so it
Is seen in thsse discussions, trutA is
not always triumphant. We think
the great qlc,.ioa II ald oIght 10 be
with each person: What shall do IL
Inherit eternal lifcs' aud the question
of the duration Of punishment for sins
il one that belongs 10 God. Tho
Scripture has revealed the first sui.
ficicnty To save every human being.
And 10 him that makes this inquiry
aud performs the duty, the question o.
punishment Is of little importance.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
Windsor.
WINDSOR, March l.

WINDSOR, March IL, 1867.
\ snow-storm has prevailed today,
and this evening the snow is drifting.
II is impossible yet TO report To any
degree OF certainty in regard TO the
fruit buds: but they are GER
tainly not more than half destroyed.
Stock hogs are being eagerly bought
up by farmer, at six cents per pound
&. oss.
Cattle, horses, and stock Of all kind,
have been wintercd well; al, in good
condition.
have contributed, "A large share
of wind work toward constructing
our projected pike. Hope the readers
of The Journal will excuse me until I
can report something substantial,
which hope will not be- long.
The stormy weather has greatly
delayed preparations for spring work.
OBSERVER.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Governor Baker vetoed till allow
ing County Commissioners to make
appropriations for the aid Of manufac.
turing companies, passed ny the late
Legislature. He has signed the amend
cd city charter bill which authorizes
the city Taxation OF shares Of Nation
Al Rank stock; but he has on hands
another law passed afterward allowing
the State anil county, but excluding
the city taxation on such property. IT
4. understood that he will sign that
biii soon, by which action the Nation
nj Banks viii bc released from city
taxes.
We think the people will sustain
his veto. II l. right. We do not be-
iievc In the Commissioners taking the
public funds and putting II into private
individuals pockets.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
THE GOVERNMENT PRINTING Of
fl(I

The superintendent of Public Print
ing sent n report 10 Congress IN which
he announces that there Is Il deficit Of
In the paper accounts of his Office, un-
der his immediate predecessor, of sew
cnty thousand dollars. Cornelius
Wendell wns the Supcrint; ndtnt to
March |. lie isa Democrat, and was
made superintendent after the re-
movai Of John ID. Deirecs. These fell
lows Te 80 hungry that they make
heavy gratis, IL they know their leases
TIRE short. II Andy johnson could
have his way the offices of the country
would he given TO rebels and Shoddy
contractors.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Governor Jenkins estimates the
number nf destitute people in Georgia
nj 10000 whites, and half rs many
blacks. The destitute In South Caro-
linz are supposed to be even moro nu-
merous. n the people Of the South.
ern States had shown the proper spirit
toward the North, there would to-day
sx$<t greater sympathy for their suf.
fering. Some ef the fire-eating editors
have advised their people to not re-
reive any thing from the Id Yan-
hcea
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

There are crowds OF office seekers
at the Senate and White House. \
large number were -ccking an inter
view with the President. The poor,
lazy fellows are nearly starved for
some thing. They are too lazy to
work, and so they crowd around Andy
for few crumbs. The Senate is Civ
ing them poor encouragement, rs IL
rejects all Andy's pets. That is right.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

The ireat med cine cared Dr. y II. SCHrNcK. thu
PIP cor. oi Pulmonary Consumption when i; had
asuU.9d Il mes formidable -sp CT and when speedy
cesth re9eare u Be inevircb E. II ihssc.anE pro-
et rs enc iucrrah.e wlIcl Sc commenced
&c Use 0. n siu.po hu, powerful rclacdy. lis
hcs'ih wa restored N very shor. time. end no
ret-rn c; the dsccce has bcel n7prcheudci. Tor all
he s-n.9onp quickly dssp3circd. and bic prc-sat
v'c'-h; Is more than two hundred psundr.
lcc A's recover. he Il, devoted his attention
exci.s-vc'' 10 The cure OF Consumption and the
diseases which are usually comp iosscd with 1t. aud
lie caro- efcced b. he medicines have been very
n,-'rc-ous and t-ulv wonderful. DR.. SourSoz
ni1xes p' csora viss toss~era Of tho larger eiticr
veos'f where he liz q large conoouFse OF patients.
and Is truly Astonishing to sec poor consumptive,
tho. have 10 &c nncd CIT OF their carriage. and in
icv months heililSS. robust persons. In.
ScHE&Ck'S PCLMONIC SYRUP, sEAwEED
TONIC, cld MANDRAKE Pills ere fcacraIlr
eli re l-ired ~ cstrin- Consumption. Fuu dircc-
tens aeeomplay each. that an one caa take them
wahcz. ccelng Dr.. ssurSoK, but whei j! il con-
vcic Il l. u bCst TO g, HIM. II rvcs advice tree.
bi CT thoTOarh exam ..ion with as L ssplromctcr
Ii Is tire, dollar.
csc observe, when pIrch,sn-, thu. the two
Fac ie-sc- the Doc:or-one when in the last stsse
O. Consumption. AID tao o.hsr n he now is, IN
psrcc: hes sh-lgc on the Government s;nmp.
SD b. Ct Dragris.s end Dca'crs. Price $50
pr bo.t.-. CT $40 the haa dozen. Letters Tor
aiv'cc shoId aiwass hc directed 10 pr. schcnck's
PRIME "a Ice. II North e;h s.. Palade pa a. Pa
t;czcra. Ehocsalc Aseni-; Deras Barne. & Co.,
y Y. :. 5. Ha,cr. Biiimore Nd. John u.
nt~k. C.ac -na.i. oho; wa4,-r 6 Ia Tor. ChicNso.
- ~ ". -. no. 81.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

.Soday has yet been fixed for the
. tr,aluf Surratt. but II Is supposed il
commenced on the 18th a 2Sth in
slant. We do not suppose Andy
wishes him tried, unless IL could De
done by n rebel jury, As he wishes JEFF.
Davi. tried by that class Of men.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
nrnANGL.. uur TRUE.

Every Young lady and gentleman In the
United States cin hear something very
much 90 their advantage by return mail (irre
oi charge by addressing the undersigned.
Those having fears of being hun.bugged
will oblige bv not noticing this card. All
Others will please address, their ohedeni
servant, TnOS. 4. CHAPMAN,
81 Broadway, New York.
March &. 1850. S6-ly
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

STATE OF Indiana. Randolph County. 81:
John Is. Goodrich. Clerk of TIE Raudol7h
o. eat Court. do hereby ccrif, that there urc to
lee voted 'nr and elected. on the lri MoinaN at
Ap ia. l-G1. the following number Of Ju<liccs %:
the Peace. ia the several townships. 10 v u; One
in franklin loWn.hip. one ia Washington Town
shi two in Jackson township: ous IN stony
Gre rk Township. on ia Montpc Tow rship; two
IN s'iitc River townships one IN Nciic Greek
Ioy rshiP.
iiue.> N, name and the Seal - said Court.
this ~ daN oi Ma rrh, y. b. isjs.
JOHN Il. GOODRICH. Clerk
State ct Ina ana. Randolph County. -:
:. Joel \. y 'wman. 'hcrm in and tor said
County OIL stat, aforesaid. 40 hereby cerliit
ih~ aOov,to Dc rae aud corr-ci copy.s
witness my nun his lin day of March. \ .
~. lS67.
a.-2t u Eli !. NEM NAN. Sheriff.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
TEACHERS WAITE
ale or female. - engage IA the sac OF the
inosi popular book now published.
Women Of the War

Their noble Iced, Of sacrince aud Devotion to
the cause 81 humanity. are here recorded bA the
soul SURFING pen e FRANK MOORE.
one lady rrccit cd twenty -hve Subscribers in
one Establishment Another agent secured two
hundred ori'rs. and delivered the hnoks n one
month. s.gents write II sell, the easiest of ANY
book they ever sold. send Tor circulars aud see
our Terms, aud What the press says OF the work.
Address, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO..
~ Nest Fourth ST. Cincinnati.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
LAND FOR SALE.

Notice is hereby given that will offer for sals
i60 acre. Of land. situated IN Green's Fork
Township. Randolph County. known as the
John b Chenaweth land. Said land = well tim
hcred. and j. situated on TIE count. road running
from snow Hill ca.t a. the Fort Wasne ROAD.
near the crossing ~ The Lake Erie and Pacific
Railroad. Payment. will be made easy. For
further information address or call on
JAMES ~ BOWEN.
nSs-5m' Araa. Randolph County. Ind.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

State of ludiaus Randolph County IS;
l. J. u. Goodrich clerk ct the Circuit Court.
Within aud ftr said county and State Rforssaid.
do hereb, ccrfy that the following description OF
an eslray ha. been He'd ~ my ONCE. rod hul .
dr"oping horI-. white belly, white hind legs.
end 81 tail white, supposed tn be three year. old
Taken az by James dnir. ana appraised at egh-
teen dollars 10y Joseph =. Kemp and Alter NJ .
Blhckmrr. y. -. GOODRICH. Clerk
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
ERRORS OLE YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for wears from
Nervous Debility. Permntuye Decay, sad
all the effects OF Youthful iudiscretion. will,
for the sake Of suffering humanity. send
Tree 10 all who need H.. the recipe and direc.
tions for making the simple reLirdy hy
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit 10y the advertisers experience, can do
50 by addressing
JOHN T.. OGDEN.
No ~ Chambers ST.. New York.
March :, 1896. 36-ly
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
SAW MILL FOR SALE

Josiah NonEar & Sou ofer Their valuable Saw
Mill. three miles South of vincnesfer. Indiana.
for sale az very low figures. Any one wishing to
purchase sil hnd y 70 his adv antage 20 call and
see them soor. a: their mill. where al the pariic
ulars- as 70 th- price eut 'lDe q making ras-
q fcfs. --'l g 2 80.
51ef. NorclFS SOY.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21


FROM BUFFALo--By New York Time from
Depot corner Ekchang' aud Michigan Sts.
$50 \. NJ. NEW YORK DAY EAPRk>S. san
dass cNCcPtcdl. St"ls Al borncllssiilc
$50 A. NJ. Bsni; Su.puehahus 30 =.
D.. Dlne /. lartur's : % =. u. Cup and
arrives ia New York 10 ~ T.. 81. Connect.
nj Great Brnd with Delaware. Lackawau-
~ AID Western kailroad, AMI ut Jersey
at, with Midnight EAprcss Train at New
icr-ey Railroad for Philadelphia. Baltl-
more and Washington.
3 20 \ . 81. tAfRt.SS MA l., Via Avon apd lior.
ncilsVilic lSnndsss cNrcptedl. Affiscsin
New iorS. at $40 a.. a.. Oonne,ls "a ri.
lpira VIII Northern tentrai Railway Tor
Harrisburg. if'Rdvhbf a, baltimore. " ash.
in-iqu an,l l"1nls ,oaiiE. .-..#rsa "A
220 j.. ~ LiGn rNfNG tXpRESS. SUNDAY.
,seepedl.. Stol asht Horaeiisytlic ). 2, 4
". sup, and arrives in New York 100 \
". Crmer1' al Jrrse, GA y ~ Nernins
EVnrcts1fdn OF New 'JrfsHs Mtrdla Tor
.tdtlinerr aud 'wasiangton. ant a. New
York with Morning hNprrs, Tram iur hos.
ton uni Nav England tites
90 j.. NJ. MN YORK AlDHf EAfRESS,
DAILY. stops az hornellsN liz H. "a 4. "
sup, intefsecting Win the lis y. M
faiu irpm Dunklrk, aud arrives 10 Aew
York 10 IN T.. ". Al.p cohncti. al El-
mira Tor harrisburg, PhladelphiI and
south.
1i.2o y. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. Sunda,
excepted. stops M Susquehanua - \
W.. BIN, Turner's 10 4. ~. Nue
aud arrives in New Work at - =. ". Ton,
meets at Great Bcnd with nclaNarv. Lacka-
wanna aud Western Railroad Tor scranton
lrruion and Philadelphia. aud 1T AoW
York with Afternoon irains aud St-amcr
lor Boston and New kugsnd tiiirs.
Ouly ono Train East ou sun ~. leaving Buffa
'n al DO 2. NJ, AMI reaching New YORK AT - 81
i, VI.
Boston aud New Engiaud Passengers. will
,hcle llaggsrc, are transferred tree OF charge n
New lorA.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
WINCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL

VIII open at the Seminary on Monday, Feb
Is, 1867. and continue ter weeks.
TUITION PER TERM:
Mental Arithmetic. I'D part. Writing,
Filth Reader and Urinary Geogrsz
rnf- &..-....- w
Written and Higher Mental Arith-
metic, Geography, English Gram
mar. and Modern History. .. 90
Algebra, Part lst. Elements of Nat
ural Philosophy and Physiology. OO
Higher Mathematics and English
Branches. ............ 90
Incidental Fees. .................. 80
Book keeping, single and double entry
will be taught.
Tuition payable at the middle Of the
term.
No deduction for absence, except in cases
of protracted sickness.
Feb. II. 1861. J. : FERRIS.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Notice is hereby given lat viii sell n pub
lic auction. ell saturday, the 9TH DAY az April.
,-6s. AT the residence "f !, bn Dull. all the per
~onal property of Hannah / all. dccea-cd. late oi
randolph County. consisting OF household furni
sure.
~ The same time and place. John nsll " X,
sell ~ pubii" auction. one horse. one COW. any
hcif"r % head of >accp an. one spring wagon
TkRMS or SALE.--A crc5t 80 aine months
will h. given on all sums over three dollars. the
purchaser giving has note With approved surety
.'aiVinC valuation and apprais"meni Laws. sale
To begin al 10 o'clock \ ".
March IL, ls6;. HENRY ADAJS.
nSs-3t Admtni~ir or.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
FOR SALE,

John u. Anderson offer Tor sale, on favorable
terms, his valuable hotel stand iu ihr lowu ~
Farmland. Cai and eNaidino before purchasing
elsewhere. 3--tti
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
r * lie R.fIE WI 4.
GREAT BROAD GAuGE-DoURLE'
RUUTk TO
NEW YORK. BOSTON. AND NEW
ENGLAND CITIES.

THIS RAILWAY EXTENDs FROM
Dunkirk to New York. 400 Miles.
BataIo To New York, 49, Mites.
Salamanca TO New York, 10 Miles
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

We take pleasure ga saving 20 the public that
we 'isNc onr new hill ia complete running order,
aud prepared 10 Manufacture Wheat into
Flour. aud Corn into Neal Of the hest quality a,
IA sf notice.
We have secured The scrsSees 81 Mr.. JACOB
YOUNG. an accommodating gentleman and M
experienced Miller. ava having spared no eN
pence 10 get up hr>t-cla-s Mll. We have no
hesitation 10 varraniing satisfaction 10 all Who
may favor ~ with their cit~sem
oar Mil u not stopped with cold weather Or
h ia water.
BRING Nonr grain. Non " il hc waited on with
pleasure. Oraicrs tor Flour aud Meal viii DO
thankfully rocciycd aud promptly attended To.
I. ". RkECE & son.
WINpsoR I'm. Feb G.. is67. n33 I'm
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
Eroy Fourth Ticket Dra'cs a Prize

CAPTAIN Miller has been put under heavy bonds
for the fai'hfui appr"priatsn "f the lrocccHs 10y
" ~. Gr,,-r. Collector OF Internal Revenue Tor
the Fifth District. There are nov over hundred
soldier. al the Home. and there is little money 10
support them. 10 Is the object u this entcririsc
to get money for their support. 10 ~ the dui, OF
ever, Que 10 give something for ihls purpose.
The tickets are selling yer, rapidly.
! will retain ala money which comes INTO my
pn.srssion tor tickets until nlvr thc drH~ iug
nnd ifthare Ian, hing IL Win rc,srn
the inoney.
This - 40 humbng. but truis benevolent en-
ierprsc, demanding lhr attention 81 every man.
woman and child throughout tho Stale. ! take
pleasure IA referring the public To- ihe references,
who i,rr gifnons ne moot rfspr ctasfc. ~cahhY
antklufuruttal citizens in Eastern midland.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

\. 4oG MILES without change 81 coaches.
FROM pUNKlKk ASDsAGAsisN CA-By New
York tur from Union ncp0t,:
coo 4. ~. NEW YORK DAY EAPBkSS. from
Saiamanra. 'Suudsys excepted Stop al
tvrneiit vale 50 \. ~ tS<flI. inter-ect-
iug with Zoe $50 a. v DAY ENpress igom
bunalo, and arrives ia New York at 1870
p 81
TO 5. VI. EXPRESS VAIL. from nunkirk
Sundays excelde,l stops at >aiamanra
9.fu a NJ. and connects al llorncilss lie
and Cor ing with The 10 A u Express
Mail from haiIaiO. and arrives al New YORK
% 10 & "
AIS =. ". NEw YORK NIGHT EMPRESS. from
Duukirk. SUNDAYS eNccpicdi. stops al
Salamanca o - A. a.. ulcan rs z. ".
sup; Turner'S $50 4 ". fEknl. and ar
river ia View York At u 10 4. w.. cauncci-
Ing with Afternoon I raius aud steamers Tor
BosiJn and Sew England titles
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Aud fare ulways As low ,, an. other Route.
ASK TOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY,
Which can Ice obtained at all Principal
Ticket Uftccs Ia the Nest aud
Southwest.
Il RIDDLE, WIN. r. BARR,
1enl supt. Gcn't Pass. Ag't.
NJI37-N
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
rick,ts ONO -nollnr Ench

ct-s R,Tss--Ws party procuring rluh -
hvr OF h,Dre BHmc- to- iiekeis aiti ~tsdiug iw
ns,ncs Ter lao .auls. vii he allowed the inll9"lug
tVllutssloH; Eve fckcts To- ogt address, SIS.
IN iekct. 10 j, sl.su,twchiy iivket.. do, $500,
Nt, &c. ZEE.
incNcfs casc .cnd the name Of each subscriber.
with ihs nnmher ~ Heir ticket. and their po-i
"nlce aadfes. with toWh. county and STATE, 90
fun. Mau,., Nv traft. pnsf-"nicr "r.er - rrrss.
or registered letters. MA, hc .rni 10 our riss,
rs g.. IA. pNEBKAkE
10 Atnsha.Ier. Ind
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
Capital Prize, $4,000 in Green
~ y backs.
second Prize. Hons. aud Lot I'm Rich'
mond, Indiana.

oiher prize. consisting Of
WATCHES, BUGGlES, PIANOS, %e.' %e.'
Making Grand Total of $1,000
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
BAGGAGE CnECNED THROUGH

The best Ventilated aud Most Luxurious sleep
Ing Coachc, 'rPIN THE WORLD ! accom-
pauA all night trans ou thts railway.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21
"SsrIesItEME0s HtSoRTTssrRR6uffEss UT"

81 trains run direels .th5os-h 10 New York
Il 4oG MILES without change 81 coaches.
Randolph journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1865-186?, 1867-03-21

Boston and New kngiaud Passengers. with
New NurA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-19
S;pu,Ior aud Fatal Accident,
From the Madison wis., Journal, Cetob,

From the Madison tNls,l JouTHal, Nttopei Az.
Our community was greatly shocked ana
named this morning by the sudden deatn OF
lieutenant Karl Ruff, a young Ia" student III
the office of Messrs. ii. w. II. IL. Icnney, ny
! singular accident, the particulars OF which
are rs follows Affected by The prevalent base
ball fever, the boarders OF Mrs. Devauccne :
boarding house ut the corner OF Hamilton
and Clymrr streets, aud those OF MY. ilaWes,
near BY, on Fairchild street, recently ch;l-
lenmed each other 10 muffin game OF base
ball the challenges having been llade ont
with great formality, and the match was 10
have come or this afternoon. Inc DeN;iucciie
boarders were practIcIng to-day before break
fast on Il vacant lot adjoining their Residence,
when Young Ruff who roomed i'll Mr. lenney ;
office came down and Joined them. On being
summoned TO breakfast, Ruff attempted 10
vault over 4 somewhat ricket,y partition fence
between Mrs Devaucene's and the vacant lot,
when il gave WAY he lost his hold anu Tell on
il one of the picketS striking him III ne neck
with such force. rs 10 break OH the picket lie
walked into the house, unable 10 speak, pu'
pointinr 10 his throat. DR.. Bailey, VINO was
close ut hand, was called in, ana III I lew mo-
menrs Drs Ward, Bowen, Brown, aud Fischer
were present, but found themselves unable 10
render any cllectual aid and the young man,
Who mad been laid on the porch died III about
twenty minutes without having spoken 4
word DR. Ward made an incision III his
throat before his death, which lei our some
blood and on examination ii was found That
the thyroid cartilage, commonly called
Adams apple" and the thyroid bone had
heeu crushed in. and internal hemorrhage
having taken place, blood ana mucuous mat
Ter filled up the wlndpipe and caused s"hoca