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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
Rich Without Money

Many a man is rich without money. 'Thous-
ands of men with nothing in their pockets are
rich. A man born with good heart aud good
limbs, aud pretty good head-picce, is rich.
Good bones are better than gold, tough mus
cles than silver, and nerves that flash fire and
carry energy to every function, are better than
houses and land. 1t is better than landed cs-
tate to have had the right kind of father aud
mother. Good breeds aud bad breeds exist
among men as really as among herds aud
horses. Education may do much to check the
evil tendencies, or to develop good ones, but it
is a good thing to inherit the right proportion
of faculties to start with.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

Cio-.-...,-u. Theron Comfy, Ti-giHio,
yV~III. practice in the Courts OF this County and
~ L.aj#ulu- Counties.
U.-.r- u.yt door % the residence Of MAJ. w. j.
lr.a Ks. autu-ariy opposite the d" Carter House.
Soy. -G. ls55.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
Formerly the National,
CAMDEN STREET, NEAR HOWARD,
BaItimorc, Maryland.
-. - IA ,..r D,,
Terms, S2 80 per Dag.

rTVU e undersigned, late proprietor of the Maitby
House, has the pleasure OF announcing 90 bis
friends and the public generally, that be hasleased
Jh, above Hotel Tor q term Of years, and proposes
making il
4 First Glass House.
This Hotel being convenient 10 the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad Depot, and also other business
portions OF the city. viii be found desirable as
any other Hotel in the CITY for business men.
The House has been thoroughly renovated and
reluruishcd throughout and hope by strict per
s0uai attention o. business % add 90 the comfort
Ji all those who may favor me with their patron
age.
Having been proprietor Of the Maltby House for
a number Of wears, feel confident of meeting all
expeditions OF the travelling public and all others.
Very Respectfully,
Oct, 81, lS69-lv. y. B. MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
PIANOS.

4, TIC different Fgrs bdj az NE South, az
Ur.tr anal Noryajy 1863
Fer o.. Best Pianos over Eight different Ne"
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore Pianos.
O-u-r AND Nsv WAaEEoou No. NORTH
ImrrY ST., BALTIMORE, MD.
l,TIEFF'S PIANOS have all the latest improve
- ,r.rt-. including the AGRAFFE TREBLE
Ivory Fronts. aud the Improved french Acuon'
fully warranted for tire l,arf.
Secondhand Pianos and Parlor aud'Church Or
-lrs Of my own make, always on hand, from 50
GO $500.
E...,s. Who have our Pianos in USE
G.n. Il. D. Lee. Lexington, Virginia. Gen.
Erbt Ransom, Wilmington, y. c. Gen: d. IL.
man, Charlotte. y. e.. Governor John Letcher'
Lexington. Virginia. B. F. Harrison, Warren
FLv. John b. Packett John Burns Andrew Al
fr.t-r. Charlie, L3uEd0u. Ibos. {. Lakeland Dr.
Ca-d.'. VIM. o. Builder, Thos. y. lsbeii, OF Jetter-
SON County. r.-
S.rd t1r a Circular containing 200 names oi per
som. in tbe south who have bought the Suef Piano
since the close of the War. ,,
TERMS LIBERAL. \ call Is solicited.
December 8. ls59-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
Plain and Ornamental
PLASTERING.

HAYING had the advantage Of nearly two
years experience in my business in the city
Of Baltimore. take this method of bringing before
the citizens of this and the adjoining counties the
fact Of my location IN
CHARLESTOWN, JEFF. Co, W. VA,
with view to the prosecution Of and strict ad-
herence 90 nv business.
Mvcharges will be in accordance with the class OF
work done: the various classes Of Plain Work run
ming as follows One. two or three Coat or hard
hnish'. ORNAMENTS, if desired, gotten ont
with view 10 neatness. and as cheap as they can
no had in the CITY. CORNlCES, either Dental,
Coved or Enriched run at a moderate rate.
cLSTERNS CENENTED AND GCAR4F-
TEED TO HOLD.
hope that by a strict application to my ousi,
ness and a faithful performance OF all contracts l
nav merit share Of the public patronage;
H,Ieb :, Tsea c :. GALLAHER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
ON THE STAIRWAY.


Go up niger. sturdy schooi-bOy,
Do not loiter long below;
You are wanted at the summit,
Briskly, bravely, upward go.
Go up higher, little maiden,
Tripping lightly at the start;
BY and by, you NAV grow wcarv,
Yet go up, be strong of heart.
Go up higher in your Lessons,
Go up higher in your play;
Step by step, You'll climb the stairway,
Go up higher every day.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

4 notable case Of death from tight laciDs
occurred in Chester. VI, recently. 50 rcso-
luteIy bad the foolish girl plunged martyr
dom, tlat after death e was found that herribs
wero tapped over each other, and that one luIg
bad been rendered useless by tie pressure Of
the breast-bone upon it For several months
previous to her death, this poor victim bad been
obliged 70 sleep with corsets on and tightcned
to the last notch, for the looseuiDg gave such
pain in the internal expansion that she could
not bear it,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

TLsy improre Digestion, correct hillary Deruge-
D'spis and gire tone 10 the e"'ire system.
We have room for only few certificates, from
some ofour most prominent citizens, 10 which we
respectfully ask y-ur attention. See what our
Doctors. LAWYERS, Divines and Merchants think
and say OF them:
For Ferer and Agre, bilious Ferer, aud other Es-
jrilc Diseases
Read below the Certificate of DR.. J. L. Warield.
an eminent Physician in Frederick and Carroll
Counties, MARYLAND:
GstHsmcu This is 10 certify, that have used
Bogg,' German Tonic Bitsrs' in my practice
for the last two or three wears with much satiSac-
ton, and look upon the preparation as a safe and
valuable Tonic. regard it rs particularly suited
to cases Of disease occurring In malarious districts
ot country. and especially such as require the cm-
ployment of T0uics after other appropriate treat
mcut. J. L. WAKEFIELD, VI. d.
For Debility, DyPepsia and Diorrboeo.
BALTIMORE. November 10. 1851
Gentlemen: was lately cured Of Fever and Ague
bv the use of a small quantity Of Bogg' German
Tonic Biusrs.' also recommend their use in ca
scs OF Debility, Dyspepsia, or DiarrnGa.
W. 4. FISHER,
Attorney at Law, No 43 St Paul street, BALTIC.
For Dyspepsia and General D.5Fby.
Read the Certificate of Rev. r. J. Keeling, Rector
of Trinity p. E. Church, Washington City:
WASHINGTON, August %, 1865.
Gentlemen | have been induced to try your
German Tonic Biuers in my family, for the re-
lief Of Dy.p.psig and General Debility. have Il"
hesitation in recommending them as the bestl have
met with. Your Bircrs possess the desirable
properties of a corrective stimulant, without the
Objectionable alcoholic taste so noticeable in other
preparations OF the kind. One member OF my
family has received almost permanent relief from
Chronic DyY.g,ia from the use OF tins medicine
Very respectfully YOURS.
r. J. KEELING,
Rector Trinity .P. Z. Church, Washington City
Enquire of your Grocer or Druggist or ct the
Proprictors, al their Laboratory,
No. NORTH LiBEEry SrREEr,
BALTIMORE. MD,
WADE, BOIkIN f CO.,
Wholesale Drugyists.
For sale by
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
An Appalling Exhibit.

In response to resolution Of the Legislature,
says the Lynchburg Neics,l Gen. Candy in
forms that body that when the subject Of the
extension Of the Stay Law was under considera-
ton by him, he ascertained from corrcspon-
dence with the Clerks Of the different counties
in the State that there were from three hundred
and .f6y housand 10 .tom hundrcd thousand
judgments awaiting the repeal precipitation or Of
the law to be executed Now, suppose we es-
timate these judgments at an average Of 500
each, and we have the sum Of thirty-fye or
forty millions Of dollars as a grand total Of
the amount Of tie indebtedness which is soon
to be paid by the forced sales of the little
property that tie war has left the people Of
Virginia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

Jersey wants the franking privilege abolish
ed. 4 Congressman from that State received
the following letter from prominent jersey
man: Deer Sur, Please send me copy Of
the Agricultural report and then abolish the
franking privilege.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
Woman,s sensea and Woman,s Voting.

Woman's Sense and Woman's Voting
Jennie June writing to the New York Ha}i
in relation to otle Caoke-Johnson scandal. says:
There is a silly reck'essuess about the con-
duct OF many young girls with regard to mar
ried men, due partly to their ignorance aud
partly to their vanity, which mothers are priu-
cipalIy responsible f,r
Let young girls be taught the truth aud 10y
atty to every woman as part Of their creed.
Let them understand that words and atten-
tions that can have no honorable meaning are
an insult, not a compliment; aud that the man
who persists in them takes it for granted that
the girl he addresses is vile as well as foolish.
If girl at eighteen is perfectly irresponsi-
ble, and don't know what men mean when they
make love to her aud ask her to run away with
them, how old ought she to be before she has
a vote, and is admitted to work with men in
machine shops and government Offices?
S. B. A., stand up and answer.
The truth is, if women are to be good for
any thing, they must be taught that they are
responsible for themselves as soon as they have
the power to distinguish good from evil.
Men are not, and never can be, the guardi-
ans Of their purity-tbey must be their own.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

A chap in the interior Of New York is max
ing money by committing suicide lie goes
to a hotel, tells ptiful story Of loss Of funds,
and that be has no one t. love or 10 cares
him, and finally goes 70 lis room aud takes
piseu' The crowd rush to bis room, give
him an emeiic, be throws up the "magncsia,"
purse is raised for lin, and be gees to Ito
next town and performs again. This is the
sharpest practice yet aal If Dis stomach holds
out he is good for a fortune.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07

-. Orders for all kinds Of Merchandise, Salt
Fish, Plaster, Guano, and the various Fertilizers
and Farming Implements, promptly filled.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1870-03-07
Renefts Of ADVERTISING.

First Assistant Post Master Genera
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
PERSONAL INTELLIGE ENcE

The price of snun has doubled IN the Filth Ward
since tHo tr nster OF Capt, Petty.
Gen. Stewart l.. Woodfori and the Hon Beau
Hickman dned at Delmonlco's last evening,
Dr. q. A Cooper, Of BROOKLYN shot two hundred
wild pigeons Ia one day lat week at Montauk
The Rev, w. l.. Parker OF Grace Church, Utica
has accented call from the st. Andrews Church New
York avenue, Brooklyn.
Gen. Mcclellan and his family are expected in the
city this week. They WI take apartments ~ MIR
Woods, ls East Tvcnty-eghth street,
Three British NJ. Ps, Sir Charles Dixie the Hon
AuheTon Herbert, ana Mr, Winter botham are recon,
Lotcring At Prusslan headquarters.
Col James Fisk, Jr., accompanied by the beauti.
fol plma ma Celnne MOntAlsni, drove his slx.In.
hand through the Central Park every day last week
Mr.. George Holder. OF the London Hornig1 Po,i
ded lately al Richmond of injuries from being SVEN
TO ihe ground by tbs QntsVetching hranch Ola nee
"hlle win Humber Cf friends outside tourin.hand
uIAs dliven IN Richmond PARK by Capt, HAworth the
queens messenger when the horses ran away
Gen. Cousin MOhtauban. the late Minister OF War
10 france aud present conmandAn OF LyOns was asso
atcd with Sir Hove Grant in the loint command u
the French and English forces NJ the capture OF Pekin
cason.
Count Arpim, nrst Secretary Of the Prusslan Le
CATION at Constantinople an ohceI 10 the csyalry and
who nhoon as the war broke out Joined the stan OF
Prince Frederick Charles. was dAngeIously not NOR
tally wounded ~ the battle Of Forbach. Count Wad
loI OF tho French Embassy at the same capital has had
safeI less glorious luck by eslnS shut ~ wLh the
gsgrAan u auAoontA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
Gen. Fremont. Railway,

The incorporators Of the Southern Pacific
Railroad met on Saturday, in Mr.. W. o. Bartlett.
once, in the Sun building, Gen. Fremont presidn =
receive the report Of the Committee spponteI to
prepare books for stock subscriptions. The Chair
man Of tie Committee Informed the meeting that
stock had already been subscribed for than the
charter covered, and requested an extension OF
Line 10 make report Tuesday, the 2Ith inst, was
fixed Oh, TO which time the meeting adjourned. A
Committee, consisting OF Gov. TtrockmOrton OF
Texas, Gen, n. 7. Banks, and Messrs. X. 81. Cor.
VINE and i a. Morton, were appointed 10 prepare
we're Gen. Fremont, President; Marshall o. Roberts,
TREASURER John ID. Defrees, secretary the Hon. W.
= sheIod Of abAma, Gov. Th ockmorton OF
leIas ten y. J.. Banks Gov. Campbell OF Texas
Ten NJ. l.. Hunter Col Smith OF Kentucky. Gen
hlce OF Iowa, Gen. Heron, Judge Tebbitts, IL. NJ.
bl,noR o. inelnnati, Messrs NJ Is. Hart, 4. b. Bar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
IMPORTING DEATH.

A Cholera Corpse Hidden In n Cargo Of
sugar-A Hideous Story from the Lower
Bay-PestiIence from Havana.
The revenue authorities, having reason TO sns-
peci that smuggling operations have been carried on
TO considerable oxient detailed several special
officers for service In the lower bay. Last Friday
they vent on board tue brig II. G. Berry, then IN.
chored In the Horse Shoe, near Sandy hook. Mr..
Fidesu and his assistants on nearing the vessel,
noted sickenlng stench, which was explained to
them when they boarded the brig. Inquirnr for
the captain. they were informed that he had gone on
shore with the pilot and four OF his men, He theo
asked to see the vessels mnnicsi but the mate said
that the captain lad locked It up, taking tie key
With hin. Al length the mate informed him that
four OF the eres had been taken down by yellow
fever In tile voyage nom Havana, and that the cap
tain, stephen Pline. had died OF cholera, and that
one Of the crew had died Of yellow fever. lie aided
that the body Of tie captain then ip the lower
hold Of the brig Di-crediting this story the oficers
prosecuted search, and, descending To the lower
hold, they found there In cOntact with the cargo OF
sugar the box contaiuing the decomposed corpse Of
the captain.
The officers went to Tompkinsville and fled an
anidavit setting forth the facts IA related above.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
POLITICAL SQUIBS.

The Mozart Hall General Committee meet this
evening in Masonic Hal.
Four coored men arc candidates for Congress.
elonai honort In the South.
Gov. Hoffman visited the Mayors once on Satur.
day and chatted with O'hall.
Rhode Island has only two Republicans in Con
gress and expects 10 lose one under the census
The NJ. II. Brennan Association of the Twenty
hHt Ward on SATURDAY. ulgnt nominated cxAlderman
hchard Crockor for Coroner.
Council No. o. the Union League OF the Seven
tsenth Dtulct will orgHnZ for tho purpose of for
waTdlng the cause OF Woodford aud Kaufman.
On Saturday evening tho Germans of the Seven.
teenth Assembly District organized German Wood
tnrd and kaufmann Campaign Club The srtst. FRANZ
Nenino, ESD was elected President,
In tie Fifth Congressional District of New Jersey
three candidates for Congress In the n-ld Thr,
are Geo A. Hasey, Republican OTestcs Cleveland
regular Democratic and .fneas Fitzpatrick. the can.
didnte OF the Young Democracy, Before the close OF
the present wees there Will probably De fourth.
The " BOYS IN Blue Of the Twentieth Assembly
District, a. IDinglcdeins 100 Third syenue SAtui
day evening, elected capt. John Osborn, prpsi.
dent Frst Lieut., Reuben PATkhnrst. Secretary F.;
CaId lillian BENJAMIN. CnmnAndaut; First Lieut..
Ftedk Love, fiIst Lieutenant; Fret Lieut. Samuel
Smith. second Leuieuant Sergeant Patrick Damn.
first Sergeant Capts Thos. Scanou Geo 4. McC AZ.
Thy and y. H. Babcocs, delegates the Central Com.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
GRANT & CO.'S MADEIRA VINES
Omcer Tayior's Seizure Of the Midshipmen's =
menentees Of their veysges-Apd his As
tonishmenf on Finding Evide.ce Of Cabi-
net Smu aqiiDg.

E
net Smuggling.
WAsHIsofos, Sept. 1s-Actine under the In.
structions Of the Treasury oniciais, the Custom
House ofhcers recently examined the csrgoes
brought home from foreign stations In United State.
naval vessels ond in many cases naval ofcers were
put TO some trouble 10 explain how and why certain
packages OF foreign wines were on board. Mr.
Taylor, the Collector OF Annapolis, not TO
be outdone by other customs officials,
watched his opportunity. and when the prac
tice slip sayannlh reached there on the
18th inst. lie made raid on all tue canary birds,
walking sticks baskets, and the like, brought home
by tho midsliUmen M mementocs OF their cruise
about the Canary and Maioira Islands
Mr.. Taylor had made extensive arrangements for
The seizure by having at hand full corps OF Depu.
ties, and he says he had special instructions from
the Customs officers at Fortress Monroe, in accord.
ance with orders from Secretary Boutwell,, to seize
everything that might be landed. Under this In.
struction truuks &C., were seized. and everything
worked well unit, Mr.. Taylor discovered on board
the ship $500 worth OF rare wines from Madeira,
belonging to President Grant, Secretary Robson,
and Postmaster.Gene-al Crcs well.
As Taylor owes his position to the special favor OF
the last named gentleman, he was In a decided nx
II tho midshipman's canary birds and walking
sticks were sei1ed the wine would have to be seized
also. AZ this point the Collectors fear OF Official
displeasure overcane his suddenly ydeveloped homes
ty, and he called his deputies Oh, and declined 70
prosecute the Investigation further.
The question is, did the President and his Cabinet
officers Intend 70 bring this vine into the country
without regard TO Custom House regulations
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
BROOK IN.

Herman Schultz died suddenly yesterday at 671
Henry street,
The colUred workmen OF the Sixteenth and
Eighteenth Wards, Brooklyn. are organizing trade
unions,
The thirteenth annual ard third union regatta OF
the brooklyn Yacht Club rskcs place on Thursday
SeptcmGc ~
Mrs. Martha Wade died suddenly on Saturday
AfteTnoonA her residence, Wyhe avenue and Wilson
street, Il. D.. OF liberation Of the stomach.
The Corners inquest over the body Of George D.
Jones, 5s Fulton avenue, on sciuIcay, resulted IN
verdict OF death from an overdose OF landanum
John Re'ly, OF n YORK street. while drunk on
Saturday night beat hs on the head with marble
lamp sIand. severely inJuring hin' He was locked up
Tho Rev. Richard G. Hand bequesthed 5000 In
Tennessee bonds TO the AmeI ican B0e Society. t 900
each to the Vermont congregational Convention and
the Congregational Society bhOrehAm, VI, $500 To
the American Hoard OF Foreign MlSsioni. and 1soo 70
tho yerm0lt k!sIlnnAtT sc~Aib
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
CCRIOSITILS OF CRIME

Cs'ha:ne Courtnev, n servant. was on trial q,
EizAboth on SATURDAY charge OF tcit. Il q Ia ihs
house OF her employer, Johu Noe.
Ann McCormi'k the Ehzlheth nursery maid who
r0Obed eL "strc'ss dead body, having senenccd
by Judge D.pue on Satu day to four years in
Prison Degged bus Honor TO spare her a separation
nom her child. three years OF age.
Last night John Berwick and his son, John Jr
OF Is Scfihers lane, Newark. were arrested on com
rlaint Of WIN. " fsrl. ot Lnz,heth avc0uc who &C.
Cuhed IN, m or rOhrgg M. orchard OF valuable frnit
trial. w.
Timothy Connell OF eli Van Brunt street Soutb
BtuoSbn. had quarrel with one Dennis Clare In |,
gin shop IN Van Bruut street last evening when an
unknown man int 'rfered Nud stabbed him hree tim
IN ihe hc'' severely inJurlng him. the assAant ei.
About three week Henry Y. Smith, alias
Codnsh,' escaped from the E.spx county Ia by rush.
ing through tne open gateway with knife In hand
which he "a andishcd at his wouldhe cAptnts Getting
outside the piscn walls he lcupcd into canal AMI
swimming 20 the onporlte side Escaped. lie was ro-
captured AID returned to Newark ON SAi iurday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-19
JoITINGS 1BOUT TOHy.

Rutli Kusgs, OF 43? West Thirteenth street. wa,
found dead In her he'd yesterday morning
Tie CW OF Rrookl;n took tt0t 0l1 in specie and
ann cargo ofcoi'on' grnn' nnd provisions.
The temperatnre at B,rro's 1872 Broadway,
ranged nom 10 tu ~ iyye'turdsy average, ~
Tie steamers Santos and Haley, from Rio janet.
n,Gr Wv -'''''" "'" A''''p00'' arrived a''
Philip Iamhrecht the orrcer who figured so con.
detective or the Nincteenth " ara. '''
The harkeepers of this city propose forming mu-
luhl heuent society. Their object Is au advance OF
wages ora decrease Of hours OF labor,
GeorGe Me,ers. aged IS, of l7g Madison street.
while PLAYING Yesterday afternoon raft At Pier "a
NoHh hVcr. foll overheard and was drowned.
A keroeene .mp was upset IN the room OF Corne-
Illus sullivan sP Olyer street YcseIday afternoon Ills
ing 500 ''' ''' ''''''' O"'"'' Damage 70 O0i'd
Last evening In the Gre at 30 Division street. Mrs
Goldberg was very seriously burned The cause OF ths
come loose straw
George Doll, aged 10, willie riding on the from,
platform of car 5' ofthc I'c line Yesterday afternoon
near Avenue e. '">N'
Two women appeared before Justice Cox on "a.
tnruay, each claiming Joseph COuis Il, her husband
rc,d one hao marriage cerneAc' Snd the Oher was
The employees OF Hamilton Union Park enJOvet
target efe9rslon.and ball on selu,dnl. rhs yrlzeS
T'I n RS nS Vo fhnk Anl seyeIa other we're ,alunnl9
prizes, but declined them,
Ada Myers, who was sent to TIE House o' the Good
Shepherd by Justice DOW Ing some time lgos as before
Justice lngrsham, ofm" Supreme Court on SATURDAY.
On ~r of hdbsyG tO'pus for cr rrleasc, adjourn
ment OF the examination was ordered until today,
Tic dead body OF John McCauley, aged Ga, Of 45y
seventh avenue was found Yesterday morning face
downward and witha Gllght bruse on the forehcad
under the stoOp Of S2 Wet fOrynTst street lie n,
supposed to have fallen on his face and died IN that po
bitlOn
Al a meeting OF German 10 Stenway Hall on
salutd.y night after resolution. were adopted clam.
Ing that the Germsns had right to demand Aisace aud
Lorraine IA an Indemnilyf0 the wal sigitmund auf
mann uttered furious harango In which he de enounoeI
ihe people 0 PArls As rabbe, which had constituted
them. @
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NEW JERSEr.

TIE Porter NJ T.. Church In Donnyllle jersey
CITY. was formally opened yesterday TIE site was the
Is 10 be paid for by voluntary contributions.
Last night one OF the butchers nt the Communipaw
ablt or was bsily cut kufe had been careessy
the knife dropped out fahng upon one Of the men who
carrying 1t. seyetiIg the arteries Of the lie
WIS nearly dead nom loss of blood when physician
arrived.
On SATURDAY evening Mary Be-cen aged II years
OF j c,son rect. Newark, an employee OF Ianktn'5
mills, mad ser hand hldly c.u.he y lme machncrS
and II was found necessary 70 ampntate hngcr. On
two we ks pTrN iously her bTn,her. work. ~
Jamsps factory, In New Jersey RalrOaa avenue, srf.
their father lost his life In the zinc worgs. Tic
b other and sser were the only support OF al agei
m