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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE BOARD OF HEALTH AND THE TENEMENT
HOUSES


The removal of one great evil at a time is
perhaps all that can be reasonably expected Of the Board
of Health Its hands have been full, OF late with that
nasty fatmetng business When that is Ous OF the way
"a IL promises soon TO be- there win be more time TO de-
vote other matters OF not less Importance The dues
ton regulating the enementh IS very pressing
Increasing and 10 u absolutely necessary that they be
stayed The mere beauty and comfort OF cleanliness
even supposing the appreciation OF them 10 exist will
never he motive enough TO induce the crowded inhab
ants OF tenement houses voluntarily 70 keep them In de-
cent sanitary Condition Besides there should be concert
of action among all the occupers and that can only be
produced by compulsory rules Then, Ia the very
worst casos as In some OF the downtown wards
the utter ignorance OF all sanitary principles on the part
OF the inmates renders 10 imperative that some authority
sbonld sep I'M and save even the poor people from
ou ignoranee There Is every indication that the next
great OF the Board OF Health VIII be against the
fenement houses The Board has been tinkering and
tamperup for a long time with the evils attending them
but the whole question OF the sanitary CONDITION OF tene
ment houses must up In its entirety to be set
tied for good The Sanitary Superintendent OF the Board
OF Health DR. Harris may be said to have inaugufated
the movement against tenement disorders by the
recommendation Of set Of resolutions, OF which 1t can
be said least, that they are wentenoned Out their
provisions yet far subject Of discussion The
TrIf Tina, and ps the public hs.
AID sous the blocks that there be required
,s%,e And D,S Of 1 T ss roL nee. TO-
be rsgsed kspt HsthOdAl and sIephH Of 'an
eeoad That monthly Tor fequsup I'll
Si sas. ssaary inspectors
infectious epidemic disease prevailing these reports can be
furnished daily .
ea A The board under such regulations
shall Ghob provide resident superintendent
thotoue Div rood sanitary condition OF the premises
These are the three important proportions which are
soon TO engage the attention OF the Board OF Health
The frat two provide for reports and inspection the
is thoroughly practical nature and goes TO the root
hut the thing 70 enforce IT, Can the lesees
OF tenement houses be compelled 70 appoint resident
sanitarY officers the several houses which they
lease suoh officers shall be competent willing TO
discharge their dutiesi There may be difficulty en-.
forcing the practical observance OF this rule, because
works against peoples grain, and admission to IL
i'm nauy cases DO reluctant. DIR. Harris points to two
tenement houses whose prOpretors already on this
priuciIle The houses Nos Is and 63 Orchard.st
These are certainly well regulated and attractive con-
unfso with other tenement houses and the prOpretors
seem " ACCEPT ther sanitary obligations a. lAJgg VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
DIED

BEEKMAH-Ou Friday the 18th Elizabeth BseInsa vdS- 81
sH daughter fthe late Thsopb Beekmau ssd -
and friends respectfully invited to ,tena her funeral
oI Her win be deposited ia toe fRaJ Tsuis Of -
BRowNAt Brooklyn. Friday Aug 10 Mr. John BrOwD aged
-. fn,,, from h. i.te residence sEilmsn near DsKSssTs "a
sunday ahernOOn. o'eloek, without further invitation
BoARDOa WEDNESDAY Aug H. Hsen daughter 'f the late JIue'
The r..Ts, and friend. Of I'll, family are respectful, at,O
ths funeral late residence No lsS FsnlhBst SATURDAY
FBRRIs-On Friday Aug 49, Ferris 10 the Th year Of
The sOd, ofths Anil,
al IL clock neon,
GESAA sOu, T. Thsar r. Jesse s'urss' miami
sen Of stephen A. Aad Elizabeth c. GuOA-
KssAM-Drewnsd Friday she 18th WI'~ A. ooy '0n 'f"L
Ri,s S trend, are 10 at.od toe funeral services on Sunday
O'clock from the residence Of bis Pars5 No S "si
Rneenth-st
LoRDA Long Branch THURSDAY Aug u George De Forest DOLLY
Of Edward C. aud Emily n Lord Asss Il Honss
Saturday morning. At lOI O'clock
LOSgY-On Friday Aug - Abram infant Of Abm aud HaIdsA
The S vii at. place % SATURDAY the 4h Ds from
SA ~ Is S "a % n2 COUNTY M s Sss r:
Of she family invited 70 attend.
aoRGAN-A Clinton Iowa Tborsdy Aug 70 EssJ cbsussy.
MtSRoE-At New Bedford Aug Mamie NunOe Ouy daasAssr
OF James and Abby +. Munroe.
NoBLB-ou THURSDAY the Charles Noble ESQ, aged a
The trend. family invited attend the f.nsa % sssS,.s
resdescs No Ig5 South Eighth-sL, BtOOElyh T. D.
ToMFs-on w.dnsiay is bis residence in Dsrbysh
Bugaud Tones formerly Of this city n the sch year Of h1
wapPLEM Bridgeport CT the inst Frances .s.i
days daughter Of J. y and sarah A. whPPle Of SewfOI
birth. AdsGth, burial allin one.
on God whose sovereign I Eagi gT'ss.o;, ,ss cup
And With subj drink it up
Lif. svea aud life resumed; Co.'s will he SOusl
But Oh Sow lovely the babe on EARTH
Passing angeie to It's heavenly birth. CHEHvnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
ST. RARNABAs HOSPITAL OF NEWARK.

The Board of Trustees of st. Barnabas Hos
pta report that the new hospital VIII $4,000 and
will accommodate sixty patients, with for enlarge
ment at small expense. During the year forty pa
ents were received There twelve patients at pres
ent In the wards OF whom have been In the hospital
more than one The receipts for the year were
4O o. ana the expenses u, 40 o. The progress OF the
nOspt during the four years Of its existence is interest
ing At nrsI hired room with patient, the only
nOspiIa IN inc cty three rented house with
hat dozen patients two years the old homestead
ntted up f0r twenty PATIENTS this year commOdiOus
class hospital.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
SUPPOSED FouL PLAY.

DR.. VIM. Shine, deputy coroner, yesterday
received communication setting forth, that the I'd
inst Mrs Sarah A. Browne died suddenly at No 76 Suli-
ysn-st. 1t is alleged that the had not been on
good terms with her husband and that he had applied
for divorce. Coroner Flynn will the body TO be
eXhumed and post-mOrtem examination will be made
determine the actual Of death Tue witnesses In
the Will be examined to-day. The certificate Of
death, given the Board Of Health by Dr. Cook OF No. la
Sprngs act forth that the OF death uremia
and on this o burial permit was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

Broadway by Horne Bro died III the store yesterday
Gustave Eager was drowned at the foot Of
seventeth-st, East River The body taken to tho
residence OF his parents, IN Sixty nntht Frst ave-
VIM. Nissan, age 10, was drowned yesterday
In pond In SixtyfOurtl-st FOurth-ave The body
recovered and taken the residence OF his paren.
No. 3l8 Nost Ffteenth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

SAvASSAH Ga Aug l3-COtton-Mddsr Gle receipts today
stock 1884 bales
wrLSrNsroS. n c. Aug l3-spirits TurpenHn. ssc Rosa
81 5S0 - So Crude Tmpentnc unchanged Tar 81
dngs 0a sales Of the week l0l balss recept. Of
l031 bales 36 bales kIports-ro IsVre bale.
eoawe 7s bales stock 4s bales receipts to-day 1i bales en-
por todAyeoasEse bales Gold . MISUNDERSTANDING itstt
hew-lOFk Sight, i9t premium.
ALHASI, Aug with bat Little dr.
position the part Of receivers force sales Rye qa ds
Lowell with buyers Of State 81 % and sellers 81 IS Corn
limited request with moderate suppy 0a bab Choos
Western Mixed At 81 6 for local milling BAryEo sales reported
Barley Malt unchanged Oats rule dali With animated supply;
small lot Of Western was taken al ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
DECISIONS.

SUPREME Fundamentally Judge Bar
nard-In the OF the application OF Thomas lay
lor &C. agt Z. H. Holt &c-Report confirmed ana ORDER
granted by CardOZO J.-GeQrge Heisl agt. 5ant0 DO
mngo Copper Company.-Motion granted.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM.-By Judge NC
Cnnn-Iewis et al agt sabin.-Moton for judgment
granted. Ring agt Ring.-Motion granted and referee
appointed. Hazay agt Chickhaus-Monon Vaceung
Judgment granted. Terry agt. DaYenpOrt-mOton
Granted and case referred. Robinson agt. Robinson
Motion allowing alimony at the rate OF tO per week
Granted Malone agt. Naturalization granted ana
cause referred. Walker aRt. Durand-Motion granted
Heidelberger agt Roth-Moton for receiver granted:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF SOMEWHAT NOTED
CHARACTER

Fora considerable time past the case of Geo.
W. Yreeland the reputed husband of Caroline vreeland
has been before the Courts in various shapes Mr..
Vreeand denying that he married the woman
and the latter as persstenty declaring that the
riage had been celebrated and demanding allowance
for her support Last night Mrs Yreeand attempted sui
eide at her residence, by taking quantity OF arsenic
Desttuton, she says drove her TO the act physician
called who administered the necessary emetics and
in hour two she out OF danger She
make an attempt on her life
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
SALE OF THE ALGONQUIN.

Gen. Roche, representingthe Baez Government
in Hayti yesterday waited RearAdmiral Godon, at
the Navy Yard and bought the United States steamer
Algonquin vessel somewhat noted for her several
years ago with the steamer WnOOsk in which she was
badly beaten. Since her the Algonquin has been
supplied with new machinery at heavy expense. She
was ~ have been sold at public auction to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

basement or No 10 Annst quantity Of obscene books
and pictures The complainant hi The case h Samuel
Sterling OF Hew,Brunswick, n. J.. who had purchases
some OF the vile literature quanaty of letters fror.
persons In various sections OF the country ordering
tain books and pictures 70 be sent the was as seized
1t Is stated that the accused has done very arRe bns,
ness He was committed without bail 90 answey AZ the
Court Of General Sessions Eliza Williams of No ~
Bayardst yesterday caused the arrest OF Ida Freeman
her The prisoners confessed their guilt and oow-
mttad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
EXCITEMENT WIrE LIFE.sAyING APPARATUS

Some account ws given few weeks ago IN
ry TpInrsE OF new lResaying machinery invented by
Cant b. j. stoner Since then Capt stOner has per,
tecod his machinery aid constructed boat He invited
few friends TO witness trial yesterday seven persons
cot mo the boat and ried to upset IT, Dnt iaed
d A Win wat and tried 10 capsize IT, but could
9 In eyery condition IL resisted their efforts linen
Capt stoner jumped overheard IN ms eSaVing hP
oistsd his day-signa called Eureka" burned Roman
nandIes and smoked acigar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE WEIGHMAsTER FRAUDS.

In the case of The United States agt. Egan,
the Government having closed their case, and there
being large number OF witnesses present for the ae
cnsed Commissioner Osborn announced that as he could
Give bnt few minutes TO the then, he would ad
fourn IL TO wednesday when he would give the whole
daV 10 the examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
D,xrrRs IN CoUrT-A QUESTION OF JURIsDIc
TION.

About two hundred bankers doing business
/, n,ar,yerk who we're served with a motion by the
southern District Court, through the United states Mar
49,, Cor the Eastern District Court BrookyD) charged
having failed to make monthly returns to the Inter
al pevenue Assesses, appeared by counsel yesterday
M -, ocenton to having the case tried before that
ana tooh nn9 thai, though they resided In Brookyn'
was in New York and that the Enst,
their Conrt had no Jurisdiction In the matter Inc
ern Tor the osnse charged Is fine not more thah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
,,vsrERIous DEATH IN NEWARK.

At an early hour yesterday, an unknown man
died at st. Bsrnsbss Hospital In Newark he was
u'ou >. enc before midnight by ofncer QuackehOuSh,
aio' sclous In Blurray.st. Inquiries we're maue OF
lying In the neghborhoOd 70 learn how ne came T
ns 1I illness SO f t5as va. ANA
ae aHs I 10 same t4sro W hs own un"aso 0HO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

hebody was taken in charge by Dr. Dodd, the County
no papers found upon the body 10 indicate the
condition OF the man and this circumstance In
tho minds OF the officials, adds suspicion TO what WAS
otherwise MYSTERIOUS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
SUICIDE IN SULLIVAN COUNTY.

Willard Maynard, farmer of Pleasant Val
ley Sullivan County, MY, committed suicide on Wednes
day last by hanging to tree in field adjoining his
The rope with which he committed the deed he
took from that was tied near by. BIZ. Maynard
was nearly 70 Of age, and It is said had made sew
inquest did not determine the which led 10 his
committing Auicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

love But IL viii not be with all proprietOrs These
houses said TO pay very reasonable percentage of
profit on the capital invested in them profit OF from 10
to per cont perhaps but the owners freely admit
did they allow the houses 10 DO managed on the usual
careless plan, they would make money. The Beard
OF HEALTH it may be expected will soon pronounce dec
Evely what 1t is going to do with the tenement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE STEAMSHIP CoLUMBIA-ACCIDENT TO THE
OUARTERAIASTRR.

QUARTERMAsTER
The Atlantic Mail steamship Columbia, from
Havana Capt Van sice arrived at Quarantine on Thurs
day having been delayed "a hours her passage by
terrific gale She brought passengers and large cargo
Of sugar and tobacco Charles Eet Quartermaster met
with q severe accident at Havana. While aiding In TAX
ING in carge he was struck by OF tobacco, and
Knocked from the staging into the lower hold one OF
his legs was broken other serious injuries were sue
tanned He was placed In the City Hospital yesterday
John CAIN employee the Columbia, died OF lnnaln
nation of the bowels after few hours illness the third
day out. Cain, who leaves wife and hVe children III
tins city, was held high for long and falthlul
service and the officers passengers and Of the
vessel out OF respect deceased and sympathy Tor
his dependent family raised $500 which they pre-
sented 70 the widow on their arrival yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
OBITUARY.

Robert Nunns, the well-knOwn pianO-forte
maker probably the Oldest in the United States ded on
"wednesday at Setauket L. L. where he resided. He was
In his 18th year. His remains will be buried In Green
wood to-day.
James Ferris, once q representative IN the
BOARD OF Aldermen from the "BloOdy Sixth" died az
Throggs Neck yesterday morning, IN his 7ith year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE NAVAL sCHooLsHIp DALE.

The naval Scholarship Dale put in at Quar-
antne yesterday. She from Annapolis and has a
number OF cadets board She passed up the bay to the
Battery where she lies at anchor. On arrival she re-
ported TO Admiral Strngham She has been ordered on
her Summer cruise and goes to sea after making some
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

hIisssQuoi Spring Water.-Tbe eny luOvu remedy fss
all diseases Of the kidneys THIS the original Spring
Water rom Vermont which has wrought -oodel cares sa
advertised distinguish from the limitations that
pubic being equal 81
The hs'queL sold b. all draggs Depot Ne CSlsgs Pisss.
NsW-l ork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

PROsT-wALKRRAt Rochester n T. the 0h b. ths ks,
Nichols Mr. Geo A. FROST Of Br0okJu n T. 10 Mia Bher A.
Walker ofthe former place
PORTER-LBGGETT-Oa Friday 70 1888 Hs,sl,
SAudersOn d. y Fannie NJ Leggss se<a
daughter Of John W. Leggst all Of this city. No cards
All Notices Of Marriages must be iHdOrsed 'eih fsH
name and address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
.nn.rv woRrH possEssINe-IF TRuE.

The heirs of William Ennis one,armed SOL SOL,
der who settled in wApaoh sas'oA SO ~ .mon"tnS to
,,l,ons of dollars has recently been left them IA
severa They propose TO send one OF their numOel "
ecessary steps for securing the money
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS


Mails or German States Bremen BY tbe Breasn
General POst-Omce atI2M
Mails Europe Liverpool By tie City Of AntaerD
Supplementary mail for paid letters Pier No IS North
lOi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Pam, Aug l3-BOurse quiet ReBtes ar 3nc
FRANKFORT Aug l-Unted States bonds closed al ss3 1s
hAVHk Aug 9BTesiaE closed Qas and ssssdTf bSA
o and ahoat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14

POSTAL SERVICE FOR THE LAST TIsCAL YEAR.
The following shows the service performed
in the Foreign Department Of the New York Postohce
with Europe and the West Indies for the last fiscal year.
ending 3oth June, 1869:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
MARRIED.

SThe First Week Of the Telegraph, Interesting tet
abhed HOURs HOKE for September Nos ready.
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sCHoONzRs-RIVKR
T. W. BabcOck Westerly, T. Geo Conover, Eoruck.
Sunny side, Sag HarbOr. EiiIA, Norwak
Yarmouth Yarmouth Mass Allen Colbert Sag HsrbOr.
Unity. BrOOkhayen. Taif HorWAlk
Wm. Perry. BrOokhlVen MARY BmmA Northpor
Evergreen. Norwich \. s. Scranton, Portland. ca
{. ). Watson. Providence Henry Lemuei, Eew-Hayea
Lucy Hall Milestone PoiHt 8 p. Goodwin, Stamford
NeraBda Branford. II. r. BY. kOrWsk
Aida, South AmbOY Elisha r. Smith MaryA8d.
Staten isis nder, Providence r. CroOk, Kingston.
J. Clark, Hartford Comet, Bi1abeiopOrt
Eliza. New Haven. Lucy EAS4bethpOrt
Henry Castof Port Johnson Od Zach Philadelphia
Convert, Port Johnson. W. n King. Phiinfaphia
Mara q. Port johnson. Cloud Trsatoa.
Ontari0, Providence. HenrY Gibbs, New BodfouA
BliIa Hamilton. HOrwich John SDoasrd 9rosdcace.
Justice Newport Panlne, Clinton.
Thos. Potter hOrwaik- Milton, Neu-Hagea.
Dart. stamford. Norma, Eew-Haven-
Salmon Washbara. PaNtucket Chancellor Proyideaee.
L Daniels. Hartford. r. l. Kenny, Hew-Haves
Louisa. Sag HArbOr J. N. Seymour Providence
Maria, Westerly A. 8. Parker Gleneove
Abbie HodgnAn, Caas lumber Wm. Bnlkley ProyidenoeL
Bmily, Stamford. Light Of hs.RaSt Portland No
Sarah n Thomas Providence. Petrol Calais l1mber.
Haze. Greenwich Cyprus CAlAis, nnber.
Morning Light Philadelphia.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CHARLEToS Aug l3Saed schrS Ny Rover from New T0rk
LOie from Providence
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LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.


Steamship Main IN G. Oterendorp Bremen Juy D. SblbAR
ton Aug ID, with mdse aud passengers 10 Oelichs Co
Steamship Valley City, johnson Alsxandrs. mdse
Steamship ami Freeman Philadelphia. ndse. aud
ship Clara Wheeler Wlmarth Liverpool q aulse-
Bark Ayeua, Carr Martinique % DAYS, coffee, kc
Brig Queen Of Devon. Turner, Mention IS DAYS fruit
Brig Antelope, TO0ghaker, Gov Bay. c. b. 10 days coal
Brig Blla Poole Rio Grande do Sui So days
Brig Fannie Butter Bartlett hAyAgueI p 10 dys sugar Gad
laaees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
Suttial AGtitts.
societe du Cable TransatlAntique FraBcalso 'h4'e'
Preach TransatIantigue Cable Company


SoeIete du Cable Transatlantique FraRcaiso 'hi'eV
Preach TransatlantIque Cable ComP""S
~ ~ - H. cn.n, Lii h. opened 10 public for
sages America and kgrePe on ana A1
unit further notice. H.-y..k po...a
and France OF nas oman
ireland viii he Seven Dollars and Fhy Cent~ IN ueL
ssyenty.dv gold for eaeh aoIIoni WIN ~ w. -
cndiug address ana ASBasurs beiag ehafEea 9 ~ ., ~
uIns nj ~ ,sseiy,d Al 0ee Of the Company No Mas
% Pm. and At Of the FTAakhn Telegraph 20 Aad ne
Ocean Isesp the regulations adopted ,b Vienna CosveoOo
an eIapG public the advantage Of courtng sys
~ Letters WOrieharag double 20. secret messages
Of numerals groups Of letters rot forming deaeear
wOuiA 49,. -
Albany and susquehRnna Railroad.
q THOMAS ESQ., Nos 60 81 snd ~ Grandt, Esw.YOrk TAs
THOMAS SAFETY BAGGAGE CHECK has equal either Oosi
or through III thoroughly convinced By persOO ers
renee that merits claimed for would SPEAK highly
m its favor Daily experiences practically eOuVnces that ths
most systemaea economical and the safest baggage eAseR ~ ~
cannot possible Logger for Oppo close their eyes spoa
is many great advantages all other checks H systems Of esAs
h,sg,gs Your, rs,peetfaIiy 4 MAYO. G. T. A..
Albany and susqSehsuas Rsilread
MddIeoWn Mineral spring Water euro. all diseases o. .hs
aad Blood
Sss testmOEiaS Address hDDLBTONN MINERAL 81
Mddsowb VI No l93 Broadway. New
battles apd corks genuine branded Elerss ksneol
India, Manila, Japan, Turkey, Alssr, Saina, Nor.a
AMERICAN INDIAN and IRISH GOODS shASn o' ~ -.
es Fans 8s from me above INDIA SroRK
No ss6 Broadway neaf fourtsentoSl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-14
Life Insurance

o =, ,h ,.r.,. IT, Insurance Companies desires The sevessofA
GENERAL AGENT State Of one or
Tnses and can show successful record this Aa0rs auass
"A adyanes Addss Eiytng tall
n.re.l',. "a rsjsresee INSURANCE Boz Ne Ism PostAss
ksN.YOgk-
-P11e1s.-NUNH &C.. Ne, u PSrl.ros T. Agses f'r %
,,,tnS HRRIClN and KUR0PBAN PATENTS
TventT6Te yearS experience
Psmpblst Of apd Information free.
The Electric Extractor, Patented Juse - loy psfes
oorlsss tar paint iak aoa status ir
mbrics without uI uirOus edsetA sold By AL drssks
Posi.Jlce NOtice.-The mail for Europe on SATukoAl s
st will close al th, once a. a. n AID ~ gas Ss5'e
a AA4 " i've 49, ' Z, u. JQNkS. L. N
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All Notices Of II,
name and address.
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hlissisQuOi

CEARLEEToS Aug l3Saled schrS Ny Rover, from HsHTOt
LOtte from Providence
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-08-06

In 1906, daring the campaign IA la-t.
litz, a Piedmoutese officer possessed !
beautiful, and, in every respect, a IN 81
serviceable mare. but which one peculiar,
ity rendered, at times, exceedingly DIN
gerous for me saddle She had decided
aversion TO paper, which she immediate
" recognized the moment She saw it, and
even in the dark. if one or two leaves
were rubbed together. The effect pro
duccd by the sight or sound of it was 50
prompt and 50 violent hat in many eases
she endorsed her rider; and in one ease,
his foot being entangied in the stirruP,
she dragged him con siderable way over
a stony road. In other respects, this mare
had not the slightest ,ear of objects that
would teTriiy most horses. She regarded
not the music of the band, the whistling
of the bells, the roaring of the cannon.
the fire of the bivouac,, or the glittcring
Of arms. The confusion and noise of an
engagement made no impression upon
her; the sight of no other white object
affected her; no other sound was regard
ed; the view of the rus,ling of paper
alone reused her TO madness. All posi-
bic means were employed to cure her OF
this extraordinary and dangerous aber-
ration. but without success; and her mas
ter was at length compelled to sell her.
for his life was in continual danger
\ mare belonging 10 the French Guard
Royal from 1916 10 1921. which was per-
fectly manageable, and betrayed no anti
patty TO the human being, nor to other
animals, nor to horses, except they were
Ola light gray color; but the moment she