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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14
CITY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
TUESDAY EVENING, July IL.

1FbAsA~Not " ~
--.1 SECOND BRANCH.
The Second Branch of City Counci
met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Messrs. Baer, Clator, Con
nelly, Harrison, McCourtney, Maxwell
Moulter, Pratt, Salisbury, Stanley, +
Smith, Simpson, Sheppard. Sweeney
Updegraf, weisgarber and President
Wilkinson.
The President called the Council t'
order.
The Clerk read the proceedings OF the
preceding meeting and they were ap
proved and signed.
The committee on Water Works re-
ported that they had received bills te
the amount of s779.02, which they have
examined, found correct and recon
mend be paid. They also report the
following resolutions:
Resolved, That the various items men
toned in tho SuperinteHdent's report
amounting to S592.33, be paid. s
Resolred, That the monthly bills,
amounting to s779.02, be paid to the
parties named.
Resolred, That the petition of d. Cush
ing, asking for reduction of water
rent for the year 1868, be rejected.
The resolutions were adopted.
The committee on Markets reported
tire following resolutions:
Resolred, That the bills of George
Watson, r. II. Sweeney 81 Co., and
Joseph Greer, amounting to $40, be
paid. Adopted.
Resolred, That the committee on Mar.
kets be authorized to have the windows
&C., in the Second Ward Market House
which were damaged by the late hail.
storm, repaired. Adopted.
The committee on Accounts reported
various bills against the city, amount.
Jag to Sls7s75, and recommended that
they be paid, which was agreed to.
The committee on Lights reported the
following:
RESOLVED, That a gaspost be placed or
the southeast corner of Chapline and
Marshall streets, Sixth Ward. Adopted
RESOLVED, That the bills for lamps and
posts in the Seventh Ward, amounting
to s69.50, be paid. Adopted. /.
The committee on Grades reported
grade for John street, eastwardly from
the alley between Seventh and Eighth
streets, which was adopted, and the
committee on Ordinances required tc
report an ordinance in accordance
Herewith. 81
Resolred, That a sum not exceeding
$1,000 be appropriated to make the re-
pairs recommended by the committee
to be expended under the direction oil
the Street Commissioner. Adopted.
The committee recommended certain
improvements on the Peninsula Gene.
terry road. For the purpose, an equal
sum with that appropriated by the
Council has been appropriated by the
Roard of Supervisors.
The Street Commissioner reported that
during the past month he had been
busily engaged in cleaning streets and
alleys, and making repairs where need
ed. He reports that the northwest bank
of Jonathan's Gut, between the river
and the bridge, is washed away by the
late rains, and recommends the building
of heavy rip-rap walls to support it. He
has expended S656 OCT during the month,
This snm he expended "a follows.
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RUNAwAY.-Yesterday morning a
train on the Hempfeld road was backed
too far past the depot, and as it came
rafting towards Fourth street, the
team attached to Shallcross' bus, "Vite
Temps becoming frightened at it, ran
away. No one was injured, and the
bus was on duty again at noon.
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TILL TAPPNG.-Last evening about
5 o'clock, boy entered the store OF
John Heftley, on Monroe street, near
Fourth, during the temporary absence
of Mr.. H., and made raid on hemoney
drawer. Just as he was making his
exit with handful of sbinplnsters, he
was discovered by Mrs. Heftley, who
set up cry of stop thief and ran after
the boy. The little rat threw the
money he had stolen into the street and
ran like whitehead for East Wheeling.
1t is not known who the boy was.
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THE SEAsoNs.-It has been proved by
statistics that the healthiest quarter OF
the year is that ending With June 30
The unhealthfest is that which imme-
diately follows, and terminates with
September 80. DR.. Samuel Rogers, an
eminent English lecturer, attributes the
increased mortality at that time to ex-
cessive heat and sunstroke. The best
remedy against these evils are taught
by the Indians, to-wit: "To keep the
body wet and cold by the external ap'
pliances of water"
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SERVED HIM RIGHT.-Some of the
larger boys hereabouts, ROSTERS of six.
teen or eighteen years of age, seem to
take immense satisfaction in imposing
on and hurting smaller boys, sending
them home with bloody noses and tears
in their eyes as big as kidney beans.
One Of these chaps, named John OFT
was arrested and taken before SQUIRE
Clohan for whipping and abusing a
little fellow named Mcneil. He was
fined IS and costs for the assault, and
required to give bail in the sum of SO
to keep the peace for six months. Serv.
ed him right.
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CAUGHT AT IT.-Night before last o
fellow named James Mechan, was ar
rested and taken before Squire Clohan
on charge of using offensive and indie
cent expressions to ladies passing in the
street. He has been in the habit of it
for some time, we are told. He gave
bond in the sum ofS 25 to keep the peace
for three months.
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CANTON 10 the Public.

HAVING BEEN INFORMED THAT A
Il L man calling himself Philip Reilly has been
representing himself as in my employ, and has
been collecting money in my name. deem IL
necessary TO warn the public that no such per-
son has been employed by me since the early
part OF the year 1854, nor has he since that time
ooeh authorized in any manner whatever to
Transact any business for me. and no receipts
Eseh oy him will be recognized by me in settle
h'Sgts. n. REILLY,
"hAhLiN", July Il, lsb9. jyl2.lw
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BOUND OvER.-John McFadden was
arrested and taken before Squire John
ston, charged with peddling without
license. The examination resulted in
his being held in the sum of 500 to an
swer before the Circuit Court.
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Too Much SPEED.-The traiu on the
Hempfeld road arriving in this city be-
tween 9 and 10 O'Clock yesterday MORN
ing, came in little too rapidly. The
result was that, instead of stopping at
the depot, as usual, the rear ear shot
off the track into Fourth street, making
rough riding for the passengers. A tim
Der set in the ground, at the end of the
track would seem to be necessary to
prevent q repetition of the occurrence
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EFF. NJ. Porter's "Cheap Counter"
Look at Prices. Shoes reduced to a
fraction; must be sold regardless of
cost. Children's Shoes, only Is cents.
Misses Shoes, 25 cents. Boys Shoes,
so cents. Ladies' Shoes rs cents, at
No. 135 Main street. Call early and
you can make tho best selections. ~
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1.-THE latest "old fogyism" is that
base ball has tendency to lead to in
temperance. We congratulate ourselves
on not being a base ballist, and conse-
quently free from its evil tendencies.
Our'n's alters sody.
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Tavern Stand for Sale.

OFFER FOR SALE THE TAvEkN
Stand now occupied by me at East Richland'
- 81 National Road, three miles West OF st;
Clairsville, Ohio. This stand is well situated
and provided with good stables and every con
vsnisnce for the accommodation OF the travel
ing public. .orus addre,,
For further particulars ana terin' ""'
'u ''ISt ~ JOHN G. R0TME1R.
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Saturday, the Gath day Of July
A. ID. 1869,

At the front door of the Court House Of Ohio
county. State of West Virginia, at ~ o'clock A.
M proceed to sell at public auction, to the high;
est and best bidder, the following described real
estate situate in the said county oil ONO tsat Is
~ saw. TWO certain half lots or parcels Of land
siinate on Coal street, on the farm OF Joseph
Caldwell, deceased, known and designated on
The Mai "a the south half of lot numbered forty
six t46J al the north half Of lot numbered iogty
I'VE I4.0, sIch half lot containing twenty-five
Coal street and running BACK one nun,
drea feet. being the same two hall lots winch q
were conveyed TO stephen Ralph and the said
Philip Ralph by Joseph Caldwell and Wiie 81, oy
dead dated the 81 day Of November A ID. 1854,
recorded in the Recorders office of Ohio county
in deed book No. 80, folios SO and "a Nhe rigas
h. Nc reserved 10 said Caldwell and his heirsJ
Terms of sale: Cash. ,,,rps
t,rs,+d Special Commissioner.
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Wheeler 81 Wilson Sewing Ma
chimes for rent with the privilege of ap-
plying the rents to the purchase, at VIM.
Sumner & Co.'s, No. IS Monroe street,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14

RKLIABLE.-Those who desire reliable
time pieces purchase their watches and
clocks at O1toby & Dufield's Jewelry
Store, Main street, opposite Merchants
Bank. Large stock of American and
Swiss watches, clocks, jewelry, specta-
Giles, &c. Call and see.
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BODY FoUND.-The body of negro
supposed to be that OF Harrison, who
was drowned from the steamer New
State on Monday night, July 9Th, was
found floating in the river between Ben.
wood and Bsllaire, on Friday last, and
it was buried on the bank near Ben
wood. A small sum of money, a plain
gold ring and bridge ticket were
found on the body. The body is that of
man who would weigh $50 pounds.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14

HEARD FRoM-A letter was yesterday
received in this city from the father of
Rufus ]. Reed, the young man who was
drowned at the city wharf few weeks
ago. The father resides in the interior
of Wisconsin, and did not receive the
sad intelligence of his sons death until
near two weeks after the lamentable
occurrence. The remains, which wels
placed in a vault, will be inferred here,
and not sent West.
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wThe State Board of Equalization
of Ohio, have fixed the valuation of the
Central Ohio railroad ut 81, 662, 500, and
the Cleveland & Pittsburgh at $4,014,-
1o1
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gThe heated term was on again
yesterday. Fat people were fussy and
lean ones kept cool with difficulty and
with ice.
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For SALE CHEAP.

nNE OFFICE DESK, II FEET LONG.
~ One Burnside Stove and Pipe.
Two Small Stoves.
One Square Upright Show Case.
One Counter, IA feet long.
Windows, Doors, Nantes &c.
Npp'' LOGAN, LIST & Co,
r,arl9tr Bridge Corner.
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vWe noticed very fine safe being
put into the handsome Insurance Office
Of w. F. Peterson, Esq, on Main street,
Yesterday. ...
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wGreen corn is among the "luxu-
ries of the season" in our market. The
price is about cent for each of its half
formed kernels.
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~ Strawberries and raspberries are
pretty we'll played out. Blackberries,
currants and gooseberries are taking
their places.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14

wThs strange anomaly OF people
running with moisture) without NOV
ing was noticeable yesterday.
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wBelmont county, o., has 32oI dogs
which destroyed sheep last year to the
value of s35l5.
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YOld people take to glasses because
they want to see, young ones oecsuSe
thew want to feel-good.
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1--WE understand that cholera NOR
bus aud dysentary are prevalent among
children in the city at present. Green
apples are abundant.
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wThe "oldest inhabitant" affirms
that the streams and ponds are higher
than ever before known at this season
of the year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14

Y For Freckles, Pimples, Moth
Patches and all Eruptions Of the Skin,
and for Beautifying the Completion,
use Scream of violets." Fer sale by Ed
muE King and Booking & Carroll.
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BDon't fail to look over the large
stock of Ladies, Misses and Children's
wear, at lO7, and compare prices with
those of the leading Shoe firms. 1f.
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ron GAZE OR RENT.

IOUR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES ON
Il Wheeling Island. Enquire Of
JNS. p. GILCHRlST,
,,o,o5 20 Main street-up stairs.
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II Observation-Disclosures
ologist is the latest addition to the Ian
guage.
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v-The blackberry bushes this season
promise more than an ordinary yield,
both as to quantity and quality.
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~ Blond Il Bachman have received
q fine assortment of the spring styles Of
Lasting Balmorals and Lasting Button
CATERS
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wThe wool crop of Belmont county,
n for 1863 was 695, 263 pounds.
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EYFor anything and everything in
the way of Boots or Shoes, 60 to Blond
& Bachman's.
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pThe Photographs made at Par
tridge's cannot be excelled for brilliant
tone and fine finish.
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D|Be sure to 60 to Forgey's if you
want the best Shoes.
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FOR SALE.
SHEPHERD ESTATE.


Land for Sale.
>upsuANr TO THE DECk s6nn Nan on the
,hs Circuit Court OF Vnio go ;T oh ancerv
third day OF -; JnT rs SPRINGER AND 0THERS,
between LES and SHEPHERD MCINTYRE
ComPiaalTraERs Defendants, the undersigned
H1onmissioners will, on
Tnesday, the 18th Day OF Au-
gust, 1869,
49,, ,Laresfter from day to day until completed,
.commenciny each day at eleven O'CLOCK, a. MI
ssiI nv public auction upon the land 70 be soia
me home plantation or estate mentioned N the
nth clause of the will Of Moses Shepherd DC
csasea i'm divisions los and coal fields as speci-
asa i'm the report and plat Of James Giichrist,
,uryeyor on file in said suit
TERMS-Each purchaser to pay IN hand not
,ass al an nefourth Of the money due upon ms
nnrrhase. but TO have the privilege TO pay In
hand any greater proportion or the whole tnere'
of: and the residue, II any, to be paid IN tnIee
equal instruments bearing interest from the aAy
Of sale, and payable respectively IN SIX t"s'se'
and eighteen months thereafter; tond ana Sc
curity to the satisfaction of the commissioners
to be given for the deferred instaImenIs, any ~
the title TO be retained as further security uh'h
payment in full. ,,.aa
The whole tract contains ABOUT ave hun1reu
and seventy.five acres, and Is situated IN pnlS
county, West Virginia, along the CumoeILahiu
road Hempfeld railroad and Wheehng ole ;Iss
being by the Cumberland road about sl1 nue. Iles
from Wheeling. A plat of the divisions, lots
and ceal fielus may be seen at the baHx az u
wheeling and also at the Clerks once oi THO
Circuit Cour tOf Ohio county: ,,p
DANIEL G. LIST,
Commissioners
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EGs to Forgey's, 100 Main stree
TO" Roots or Shoes.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

wNsw potatoes are rapidly falling in
,rica
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Hams,

DIAM AND SUGAR CURED REsr
Il quality. Of our own curing. Warrantsd
pperior.
spr3s LIST, MORRISON & Co
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NOTICE.

VNhEKE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
L stoskho1ders OF the Wheeling Gas COMPANY
on the Second Monday Of July, at O'clock p ~.
y me once OF lhs Company, for the purpose OF
June 18th, ls69. &c So. Sc y.
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R-The best are cheapest; for Shoes
90 to Forgey's.
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Es'Grenadines, Organdie Lawns and
white P.iKs. at j. s. Rhodes & Co.'S.
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FOR SALE.

ny VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF THE CIR.
Is CUT Cour. Of Ohio county, State Of West
Virginia, rendered Oh the third day OF June A;
ID is6e, in cause in Chancery pending in said
Circui, Court, wherein Philip Ralph is plaintiff
and Richard Renshaw and Others are defendants,
shall on
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-14

EHoop Skirts, Corsets and Glove:
in great variety at j. s. Rhodes & Cos
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gA large stock of Summer Dress
Goods at J. S. Rhodes d Co.'S.
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BParasols and Sun Umbrellas at re
duced prices at J. s. Rhodes & Cos.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

uvAEEROOM. OPENING ON QUINCY
w street, over Hubbard 6 Bro. s store. APP
ply TO HuLbard,S Bro. apr2lu
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ReaIEstafe for Sale.

iYh.dtsaw4t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-22
NEW-.JERSEY.

James II. Wiley is the Democratic nominee
for state Senator IN Union County.
Mr.. Corle has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for State Senator in Somerset County.
The Democrats of Cape May County have
nominated Aaron Miller for Member Of Assembly.
George f. Brown is the Democratic nominee
for Member OF Assembly IN the lid District OF Middle
County.
DIR. II. T. Price has been nominated by the
Republicans for Member Of Assembly IL the WITH Dsrict
OF Burlington County
The Hudson County Republican Convention
was held Yesterday afternoon at the Old Napoleon Hotel
at Hoboken VIM ii. Edge oicIated as Chairman. There
full attendance of delegates upon the opening OF
the meeting There considerable discussion rs 20
whether or no County Clerk should be nominated IL
was finally decided that no nomination should be made
This virtually indorses the nomination OF Geo W Cassidy
the boiling Democratic Candidate The following officers
were then nominated Sheriff, Major Andrew hount!
who is the choice also Of the German DemOcralt ana
Surrogate Julius Wild The Democrats OF the WIN As
semby District OF Hudson County, have nominated VIM
BrlnKerhof for Assembly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-22
LOCAL POLITICS.
A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

A REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.
The delegates to the Union Republican Cen
trail County Convention met last night TO hear the report
OF their Committee who appointed to oonfer with
the various Republican Committees with reference 10
selecting candidates for the county Offices Mr. Edgar
Ketcham presided The Committee reported In favor Of
ratfying the nominations made by the Union Republican
70 tie nomination of Mr. Henry Smith for Supervisor for
the reason that had been informed By eminent mem
beers OF the bar that Mr. Smith was not eligible TOT lhe
office in consequence of holding the position OF Police
Commissioner The Chair stated that while IN hs Com
ittee of Conference he had favored the nomination OF
Thomas j. Clerke for Judge OF the supreme court.
ossying o h anDreeiated the integrity and ability Of
Mr. Benedict, who had been nominated py the
Union Republoan General Committee, but he was IN
favor of Sustaining Judge Cerke for the reason that
ne had been ostraczed by Tammany HAL on mouSh OF
tus benedict for Judge Of the Supreme Court Inc Iol
lowing nominations were unanimously adopteds For
ndee of the supreme Court Thomas Clerke; Tor JUS
tices of snpTeme Court Freeman j. Fthlan and John
Goepp and 10 I'LL the vacancy samuel - hgeu, tor
usilee OF the Marine Court Charles T. Polhamus iOr
Recorder Norman b. Eaton supervisor, igy o' isaac
DAYTON Coroner, Nelson W. Young
TAMMANY HALL ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.
The Tammany Hall Democracy held their
Assembly Conventions last evening and made the follow
inc nominations: lat District Michael c. Murphy 2d
Denuis Burns: 3d. owen Cayanagh; Ith, John j. bIalr
Sh Peter Mitchell 9Th Timothy Campbell IN Rsr SSnn
Capv. stb Martin Haehtmann; eth, William % beIsc ~
Ic,6 Owen Murphy; nth, Peter Irainor iIIh W w
Cook 18Th Richard Flanaemn I tss AHs" Trving
nomination 18th, Alexander frear; o' Riernan 18th
Thos q Fields 2Oth John Brown; 2lst' "in' iicninah
Alexander Brush has been nominated ny Tit
Republicans for Mayor Of Buffalo.
Thomas j. Creamer last evening Ig n'str,ct
the Mozart nomination from the With Senatorlh Dl''
The Mozart Senatorial Convention OF tnt
With District last evening nominated Henry W. 'eue'
Hiram Merritt was nominated last evening
for the Assembly by the Republican Convention VI va
| XVIII District
Daniel Myers has been nominated by thC
| Democrats for Member OF Assembly In the la LIS
| trict OF Erie County.
g Mr.. Francis Schneider was last evening Ten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-22
OBITUART.

Mrs Joseph Barrett an actress OF some note,
whose maiden name. by which she was best known to
play.goers was Emily Viola Croker, died at Malnrds
Hotel, IN this city. wednesday Miss CroSker made
her debut, about years ago, In Pixies opera House.
Cincinnati where Mr.. aud Mrs Conway were playing IN
such pleces as The Tempest" and Midsummer Nights
Dream" The parts played by Miss Croker were Wen
adapted 10 her, and she acted them remarkably wei
Mrs Conway, about two years. and then came 20 New
York where she attained considerable celebrity While
she married Joseph Barrett the actor. and shortly
after their marriage they went W California They dd
not live happily together and became separated were
reunited, and eventually separated again. She finally
returned TO New York. where she appeared few times
I'm The School for Scandal" Latery she became very
dsspated aud for several days before her death was
confined As sho died rather suddenly Coro-
ner Schrmer deemed II necessary 10 hold an inquest
The verdict Of the jury that she came 10 her death
by granular kidneys and euremic convusions. supefh
duced by the OF alcohol Her age was 20 years y