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Aistsllagfnns.

The Origin OF the Human Rscc-Ssw Ar
sumsnt Against the Darwinian Theory,
From the Providence Journal
Mr.. D.G sin's theory of development,
which sesssed ~ link man to the ape,
and to deny the Scripture doctrine of
creation end Providence. promises now
TO confirm, the Bible, and To place man
above all ether fornls OF life Oh earth.
Mr.. =. r. |Fallacs, the distinguished
traveller snd nstHr.ilsi who worked out
the theory INDEPENDENTLY Of Mr. Darwin
and has sxpoundcd it With more SIM
piicity asd force, TANKS it does noi hold
true in application to man.
The thsory is that in the struggle for
Fife the fttast always survive, and that
any superiority Of organization gives IA
great aisant.fs in the etrupgIe. All
prcyEss,, therefore. rrust he in the line
Of inssae,iias utility, and nat as pre-
pafator7 to enoe futurs end.
But there ers elements in mans or
snnixatior, distinguishing him from
lower aniRal- which bring no present
advantage, sat in some eases involve
ssrie,s. discosofort, Will. tLey are of
greet service III furEar,tiny ultimate
progress. The brain Of prehistoric man,
Mr.. VFsi!aes rays, nas yearly or quite
o. lsrg. - Of man in our age of advan-
ccd civilization, and therefore quite dis
prosortionste to his wants. It could
nos, thon, have been developed solely 10y
those lac. 81 evolution, whose essence
ls saat they lead 30 degree Il orxsDi-
'zstion exactly proportiopate to the
want. of each species; nsver beyond
thoso vante.
The want Of hairy covering |.
ssrioEn dissdsantsss to the savage, de-
privins him OF d natural protection
.aails! the ssveritieo Of clmate, and
particularly against rain. This could
not hhss csme about by natural selec-
ton, for such - istion Ia Immediately
harshful to its possessor, and would
certninIy have eeen lost again in cold
climates.
rna loss Of shs prshensile power of
the foot would have been = calamity to
man IS an animal; and the latent Ca
ssaities OF the hand were Of no imme-
diato uss to savasss or 60 man before
the stone sses.
Tbs s-,ns spplise even more strongly
to mzu's mental and moral faculties, tn Q
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

"What tiesr aesin?' rnid = wife TO
her husband NO, my d.sr." .sid he.
mot tin =, hut a littl. slippery. The
fact is, somebody hss heen rubbing nv
boots till they are =, smooth e, rIssa."
An exchange, aIiutiins to p. T. Barn
um's conlns show, snys: .'Ea ia the
gentleman thatrscsntl, entered land
out West br falling off his horse into {.
prairie doc hole. The hola viii be ex-
hibited amoDs the cur ositiss."
At a recent session of the County
Board in Wiscons:n. they appointed .
Committee to rive their epinOn rs to
when vas the best tihi. to gull thiatles
and cut elders" Their resort vns
That the tss time to pull thistles va.
when they were in full bloom, aud the
BEST tim. to cut elders vas just before
camp-meet:ns."
~ am saU dust when wing, vss
s1uealed out by q youo1 lady at a,eisno.
the other evening She ~assffeeted s7er
that familiar song: II am saddost whc:
| sing"
Mr. Lynch, OF Kokomo. having cl,as-
Used hi. s,n for thrown; clubs at him,
that smiah,7 ynuth asde 3 cyrotechni-
cal di-p,ss of hia iaiher's barn.
What ia the difference bswern a fsnh-
ionabIe youDs lady snd soldier? One
faces the powder, the other powders the
face.
The Canadian parsrs print the name
of Essex statesman "ben butler" in their
rage.
ct. Louis, December 19.-Hon. T.
Jewett, of this city, .ess sspointsl Uni
ed States senator hy Governor McClurz
to-day. to fill the vacancy occssioned by
the resignation OF Charles d. Drake.
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stlmuat o.. 2s,iasss 9irtftor.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Probate .Judoe-A. ". AsDEHsos;, 1ai1' ei1h1
up-stairs IL public buildings, nsscs in nnbIi,
"tchs~r-TfLLIAH II. HAYS. once III Puoh'
buildings, first noor osaeein pub.
Clerkoj CbuTss-J. b. .CAarg5hLn,, Gn,,se
lie hniidtncs. adjoining the court hoasei ,,,h,
1ufft1r-h N. CLAkK. once up
~ hniiSinr epranoe 81 leh do9 ,.,-
Treo~rey-JAMS IRWIN. cnos on 1ei
,tre-, 6rr, dc-T West % ne sank.
r,oo-dier-Pg. a. BAsSEe- oehce N Puoli'
.s.fgaz nr.t Teuy, second door 10 isft.
Prosscs,.=1s AsD7ss--J. ": ss.ssoS. oin''
etT.rs-,,,x1a.-r- James AlsLander, Beilaire
rcnr, frsrslo=, HendrJsburea; hnilsin A
osrrI.Ug,9r,IJoHN KENYON, Bsllaire, Beinon
County. RaIl,ire
,,-,oners meet at 81. CIairsvIlfs on the
x,,s,,.of March June, seytembef, sno
DecSnnsr-end a. ssa.d Of faasns,s.o2h se.2 Oh
th,ra -. Cr,,yt meets the hrr@ uesoss;
of Jssa.ry, Nar-h. M.y Joly sssssia s "a siway,
.,,sn an h.sine,s hours, for the sfsnssc'i'" u
other business.
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One of tbs psEeIr tells the stsrI Of s
man coming inte chsrch sitter the ser
mon hsd ''esuo, rbereuraa tes prsach-
er paused and said 10 hira: Glad 10 sse
You, sir, come in. come ih; always glad
TO sec these here late rhc can't come
early" To vhicn saiutstioa the stran-
ger. taking his seat, "a cooily replied:
"Thsnk you; would you faoo' ne ri5h
The rexl?" "Certniniy,n eas the an
awer; which wss done, and me discourse
went Ell a. before.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

Theodore T!iton ie to be tlisslsced from
the editorshi? Of the independent by its
proprietor, Henry G. Rowsn, and the
Rev. Gilbert Haysn, \ so tributor to the
paper, has been IEFited to s.eufl1a the
iripod-at : salary Of fio.000 = year
Curioasiy enough the 80 reasons for
riiton'r dIsrnisssI e.e thss he ia mot
rvanTe!iczt enough" a,d that he play
ed the psTt oi tie hsstbsn Chinee To-
wards r. D. W.h.,eI Hoven's candi-
late for Congress from Brooklyn.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

Miami County, Ohio, talks of building
a narrow guage railroad, but one of the
settlers on the route objects, in these
words: "The people is gone wild on this
'ere railroad queschine. Hoses that Is
wuth fifty dollars won't be wuth five
dollars a he'd. Wagin makers Will
stsrve to deth. Oats won't be wuth
nuthin, and we'll have to quit raisen
on 'em. Coon skins won't be worth n
dam, and the bellerin steam wagl
will drive all the game out OF the coun-
try. III sell my forty and git for Ar
, kaussw if you don't stop this ere rail-
road"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
Two Farms for Sale.

IT RE FIRST containiIg z about 40 acres, situ-
!, l aied and adjoining the town of Mt. Olivet.
Belmont County, Ohio. The House is good
Stone and Brick bu lding. rooms and hall,
with good cellar. good well of water; also a
first-'iass Barn with basement, good Orchard.
with all other necessary out-buildings, con
venient to School and Church. hhout Is Acres
of timber land. with penty OF Stone COAL
Wfthnone mile of q. o. x. f. Said farm is in
good repair and under nigh state of cultivation
THE NECOND ! RAJ contains shout s.
acres. adirining the flrsf tract, hasa tUo-sto Y
Frame Rouse rooms aud Kite en-; also p
good Frame Barn. About - acres well set in
grass with ~ foot vein of Coal. Bank open
and in geh ordar. and about2 miles Nor n o.
Barnesvila on the Depot Road.
S1i.i f:tihS for sale on reasonable terms
Pos essioL given April lst, 1871, or sooner Ii
desired.
For further particulars call on or address the
undersigned at Barue>vllle OHIO.
ELWOOD PHILLIPS,
WM. MCSINHDLS,
OMER PHILLIPS.
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american Notes" Mr.. Dickens
sketched in his most sarcastic vein
rlan whom he encountered on steam
boat, and of whom he wrote:
There never was such curious man.
wore fur great coat at that time, and
,ieIore vew were we'll clear of the wharf he
questioned me concerning it, nd its
tIrice, and where l Dough 81 it, and when,
and what fur it was, and - hat it cost
Aud th N he took notice of my watch,
and asked Whist that cost, aud whether
IL WAS French watch, and wnere got
it, and how L got It,, aud whether L
bought it or had il given me, and how
II went, and where the keyhole was
and when | wound it, every night or
every morning, and whether L ever
forgot to wind It at all and if | did what
then? Where had I been to last, and
where Nas going next, and where YVES
[ going AFTER that, and hail seen the
President, and " hat did ne say, and
what did he say when had said 1t! Eli?
Lor now! 10 tell!
A correspondent of the Philadelphia
Press, however, says:
The man with light, fresh-colored
face, ,and pepper-sn i-sstt suit o! clothes,
who was the most inquIsitive fellow
that can possibly he imagined" lived
mere in 1852. and has been sheriff of
Center county. He and the party of
friends were returning home from Hsr-
rjsburz, and being naturally of Jovial
turn Of mind, "made game" of Dickens
ths entire trip. The Sheriff was the
leading spirit of the party, and furnish
ed them uninterrupted amusement by
his .emi-idiotie manner, and his persis-
ten cross examination of Mr.. Dickens.
The story as published is not too str' ng-
Iy drawn. The Sheriff played the ma
tiv. American to perfection, and, as the
event .ho. ed, completely "sold" the
~hole Ensiish party and their retinue.
When the American Notes" first ap-
peared people about here recalled the
Sherifr's original version of the incl
dent and were intensely amused.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
THE FAMILY, FIELD AND SHOP
CIHGIIA!II GILLETTE,
DAiLT, SEII- H.cEhLT AND WEEKLY
NEWS, LITERATURE, AGRICULTURE,
MANUFALIl Res, IOLIIIl;,.

The proprietors of the GAZETTE, in announc
ing Inc ieims ior isIl, teae Ei.csore IN stallns
the wants OF Jheir readers, which have been SO.
.uiIx appreciated ny large array ofsuoseTlbeis
MIII be cInIlHu-a; and a..s prices have OeeD
somewhat Tt uuCe JI.s VHktac,oc 81 The publ
Gallon VII. be fuiiy main sInel. q HIie calling
al altenIIuLI iAs Ie1 teIr,sS UHSrcu 20 IiuDS, We
wouI.i asa the HuD!ls 10 Dear N mind that the
lIALLI1E e"si...s faeIs reading matter thaa
any OtI-T PeP-r efIn led Al Gne cIty, ana thaIi,
offers enc In4rc IHSfe information IN each
Neek.y tHsh Jtns- RtSs.S ~hich are puDIIsh-d
IL a3ouL the sstoe FI-Uc. In coEl pairing prices,
.s,.Liin IL Gc .LIsEll,nat al
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29
THE WEEKLY GAZETTE

Is printed on clear ~ pc, contains an average OF
iuirly-IouI column . OF reading matter, and is
specially Designed Ior Lns country. News,
iiIerdtUEe, Commerce, Manufactures anu
A. .!cuItuIc ere ne sYrc:slIIes OF this edition,
aud each deEzr,neaI Ii be found iCii and
,-,mplete s.rsae.s sI.I Gnd she Agricultural
DeP4itnie At, afcn - - cfisfse vi an editor OF
urscLICsi sRk-rIsuuv ihs5 line OF Industry,
of .rext ,<io>. IL sJocseG In3snf the Cincih-
natl Il aeTIicuIIsrs. n,ci,iy are also printed III
this paper. kTst eisss leslsilAi "r seiectedj
story i'll AlS3ys % fuHIG All tne WEEKLY
GAGLTFa, Eita sSoush politics ssd religious
int. H. IUGssS -suisr fully advised oi
moNrin.s st.s sad Church. Ihs world is
tue a.ls ! . shiea - svsr. end nothing of in
teTes. - sls SXSl.s ga escesS eLientaon. The
fnilJWino are The
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I.IRsT NArIo,AL. aANx oE sr cLAIRs.

Il VILE. CAPITAL SiUD.OD.
Hf-Bank open from A. VI. until , P. NJ. Dis
count days Tuesdays, nj lOA. N. Money received
on deposit. Collections made and proceeds re-
mitted promptly Exchange bought and sold.
DiTeci0rS-Ros ]. Alexander, David Brown,
Joseph WoodnRnSee, George Brown.
ID. ID. I. COWEN, President.
u. c. WELDA,, Cashier.
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REMOVED.

sTss NANCY B. FARIs, would inform NeT
Nj Old customers and the public GENERALLY, aIs ,I.
| :. a. .srficul,rly that she has removed 10 tle
80 x-r1rrir occupied by Watson Gressln,
e. v eet OF the < Glsir Hotel, where she VIII WIZ
Ses. a ruH .lrpis Of sILl4EN ER1, r., FaEot ~ !,
SC.5r,- and TRIxMING~, fresh from the r4asl
| =. - ...-on tn mich she invites the attention.
Of bn,srs Than ful for past tavors she %4HIE %2r
~ vtse tboe~ wanting HATS or boN- FL :, >
NaDt or TRIMMED, to call where lhe9 Ma!
he exp.ditiously and neatly supplied.
rnar2o 1888.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1870-12-29

DAILY GAzITTE.
As n newspaper the Daily Gazette Is not sur
passed by any publication In he United States.
IL covers the en- ire e.e sf Nees, Liters ure.
InTn iaerce, Hsnnsacjuls, Agriculture, and
Anu -erents, and ecrsHies IL iuiS. Ia Its
Fdit orisl .Jspari a,s.s tee Gszstto bss all the
exce !iencs thai Q vsfisy sf bra clsss talent
say thai ID is Eep1sicee. Th, following are
Ihs
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1fW Airetliit neifs.

. 8 ss : - !
TINE IESTS ICE MERITS OF all 1iiAeS.
FOR THIRTY YE4RS
Perry Davis
PAIN KII,I,!iIl
Has been tested in every variety of ciinai.
and Nv . most e,.,y -tiun T1o-n 10 tn1eTi-
cans il il the slmost ''- sf-nt c''n Panl"s
and ine<I i'm nhis ITeId - t'sr ~ s'"si"srT a76
the traveller on and i-nd and n'r r',1 a ou.G
travel on our L. kl-S Of' iti s-f-c "4i1AOO'
1T.
ss- PAIN KILLER ,cas the First,
and is tie only Pormdaent
Pain ReiieUeT.
Since the PAIN NKrLLER was first introduced
and met with such unsurpassed sale, many
REMEDIES have een otfered'to the public, hut
MOI nlit. oi them has ever attained The truly
ESvIABLE STANDING of the PAIN KILLER.
WHY T@I'i'- 40 Pea
II is because lJA IL t-hlN Albl-EtS Is NLlal
il claims 10 be, a Reliever of Pain.
IT. Mertts are Unsurpassed,
If Won are suffering from INTERN \ L PAIN,
ftreafy to Thirty Drops IA lihie Haier viii al
most instantly cure you lheTe * lothlng 10
equalit. In few moments It cures
f0iic Cramps. .S9Qsns. Heart burn.
DiGr, h0n Dy&eatsTy. FlUr, Wind IN
tie gowc{8. Sowr Stomach. Dyspep-
siu. Sick .Ueuddche.
,f.o o.r,,,-,-
FEVER AND hGUE
Prevails. there j. no remedy held in greater
esteem. Persons travelling snouid keep it by
then. i lew drops, in water, VIII preveni
sickness or bowel troubles from change Of
From foreign countries the calls for PAIN
KILLER are great, II is found TO
Cure thrlera when al ether Red:s FAIL
WHEN USED EXTERNALLY. As A LINZ
MENT. nothing gives quicker casf l. Burns,
Cuts Bruises fl9Tajas Sings from = - Is, and
ScGldS. II removes the lire, and Ser wound
heals like ordinary s"'es. Ilnf5 differing
KILLER gives them relief when no other rem
edy will.
Il gives Instant Relief lron A-hias Teeth.
From 1870 to mis- uay, 1870. Thirty Years.
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER has had no
Rival.
Every House-Keerer shouId kecpit ct
hand, 10 apply il On The first attack of any
Pain. Ii viii give satisfactory relief, and save
hours of suffering.
Do not tritle with yourselves by testing un-
tried remedies. Re sure yon cali for. and gel
the genuine PA IN KILLER as many wori h.
less most trpms are attempted 10 be sold on The
great reputation of tHia valuable medicine.
Sc Directions accompany each bottle.
Price 25cts., so c;s., and 81 per bottle.
j. T.. innIS&C0., iacIRnail,9s.
Proprietors for the Southern and Western
States.
as-FOR SALEBY ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
FOR SALE BY
Henry West & Son. st. Clairsviile: o.
l. II. Patterson,
T. y. Lev is, '' q"
Sept29T0-ly
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DrT Goods and Millinery.

MI & Nj b 30 -,
MARTINS FERRY, OHIO
tyTOULD announce that l nave Ju,, nm,
w ,Ised from the East a large asSo- then, ' !,
St~I,s o. full stock of MILL t,hl A-SD 80
afass ,NsDIS. which offer TO the puoilc
chess for csah. ,,,;,ra to So
iicIt . share of the public patronage.
aca2jT0-ly
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Millinery Establishment.
MISS MAGGIE CRYMBLE,

MISS VI Ae
, NNOJTNCES to the ladies of ST. C ClairSNhIe
q - Cicjnity that she has opened Mlllih-
.. ar sbIi.nrnPnt III the Teum recently occu-
ni,d nv Miss Alexander, and VIII Keep con,
p.r,fss ~ On f.ufj a large assortment OF all klnns
~ GJfJJSEKY FANCY GOODS ana ihlM-
WJNC;I and where she il prepared 10 MAKE oi
rim al kinds OF 6orseGs, HINTS, &C., III q
n.Ai nd fashionable mann er' anu at
prices. $50 ,,,,,,i. ,,o,ropage.
CiaiIsyiilt. jar. T.. l}it l!
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one square (Ten limos
or thret Insertions 81 Fass . or Iess leu .
seftlon UcentS. subsequent In
business ards ..- =
per yea - soSan lines,
heTchaL , al o. Isl -,
'OurJ. OF e, -Aceed1ng one
\ ha. coiII.un IN LIE ,sz0 per year
',urIr the n nIs four changes
tour etIang stss unh, not over
'Uc1dt A0tsces scu J. S.
once az iaIsL =, =. - HdreTttsc1nerfs
ttsemsnts. - % Wolnary advefs
Tn, 40 AN ADVERTISING Medium
vi UhIu N LIE LIE Is unsurpassed in this sectb
vi Iut We, - printed Oh new, clear " Ne. In o.,
s--l.. O. ,.v'est, S'est, thUst popuiOus anu enIIsht
.,,.,t LIES oi The state, and its circuIa1io-
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TERMS o. 1aR w.SgLY sAzsrTS:

On" Hundred ceyise nd uswaId.-..--......-- "
THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
The atten iioa Gf IssI ara in rIrtiCuiarly dice
ted To the EricnltursI JeetrtmeTs : vi the Ga
Zette, enleE Is spaciaity 10 ths weekly edi-
JIon. Ihis contains, 10 q large extent, an in-
ieTch,nas oi sIS~S bS; seen practical mea,
which IA proving .aieEs.5iD4 and Saluablc and
mas, durius IAe ass peas, oe.n universally
comm enaed bg DER .sD-cr!Osrs- the lniofma-
tion thus obtained froEa practical men, and dis
,eminate<i through the coiu ~ ns of the Gaxstte,
IS OF Ino.s real Ys,ue tnsl volumes that arc
written or asrics,Jufsl subjects by mere
theorists. The Hs8 uha dCes thing is lar
more cee lbss ~ tSIiiHz noe ii 10 done than the
man -hr gets su his oElrtss from b Cks,
and sur-s aoiGiE. Ijout Srssticsi farming
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tE,,v1 urfr. AZ :
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pELLAIRE.

u.,,,u,ore Al A. n. 5 P L., and P. NJ
For Pittsburgh at 5A9 A. f-' e'Oe A. ~
Pm.
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This pa ger is printed on Tuesday and Friday
of each weeE. Ii isthe ssrse -izs "a tho Daily
and Weekly containing Jhirty-si1 full columns
o. reading matter. Most OF the reading matter
prepared Tor the Daily and Sssk. will be
printed tn ssitiop. Psr--ss who desire a
paper STEINER thsE once n sers but do not
need daily. sill and this ths cheapest and
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are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
MURDER TRIAL IN NEw,JERsEY

In the Essex County Court of Oyer and Ter
miner at Newark, yesterday. the trial Of Leonhardt
schumm for the murder Of Cornelius Sahl, was COM
menced before Judge Depue and Teese
Guild and Ise The Courtroom crowded with eager
audience principally composed Of Germans, who mani
tested much interest in the proceedings. The prisoner
sat by the side Of his counsel and betrayed deep
The facts Of the DO briefly summarized as fol-
lows Late the night OF the 2Tth OF November num-
Der the boarders Of Jacob Hesse residing at No 81
Bowery-st., Newark. entered the barr0Om and drank
freely quarrel followed, and was renewed three
times In which several OF the poarders ncluunS oan
participated
The evidence as to the stabbng OF Schumm was some
what contradictory. The prosecutor, Mr. Ellsworth re-
viewed the points Of the case and alluded TO the alb
sounding Of the prisoner. the Offering OF reward for
his capture, and his arrest In Connecticut.
The frat witness called Jacob Hesse, the proprietor
OF the saloon In which the murder occurred He testified
he witnessed the inception OF the quarrel and went TO
call OF the other boarders to que the disturbance
but when he returned he found Schumm bleeding he
some persons outside who wanted TO set ~ that Sohls
nose was only cut that he know SchunIn for long
time there three knock downs during the scrm.
mage the last being betweed Stah and man named
the bar, where schumm standing and who was Q
room mate OF WiDke he knew no more Oh the occur
renee. -, -
DR. Dodd the County Physician next testified TO hay
ing made post mortem examination OF the Douy. ana
concluded that death resulted from stab wound In
dicted I'm the left ventricle OF the heart.
w. L. Thompson Surveyor, being then sworn produoeu
diagram OF the OF the murder lie was ioloweu
by Christina Hammel who swore he saw the nght pue
az the moment Of the sabbng his back was turned, as
| he was attending to the store. , 40, All,
At this period Of the trial. the Court adjourned ti Ils
1 tnarn
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THE STORM,

The heavy snow-storm of last night, which
began as storm Of In the morning. changed to
hail storm ut noon sleetfsll at O'Clock, and down
pouring OF RAIN hail. snow and seet hour later, con-
tnued till late hour. The tracks OF AL the city rail-
roads were covered the telegraph wires refused to convey
messages and the ferrybo pilots were at times doubt
full as to latitude and longitude owing to the thick
ness the atmosphere At 10 last night the snow meas
ured ST inches in depth, and at 1929 the City Hall clock
stopped ticking and gave warning OF the march OF
time The invisible all day. but at about ii the
moon appeared In bank OF snOwclouds In the west and
after a struggle with the nveous obstacles gave up In
despair and left the sushy OF Gotham TO be %
mined by the humber gaslights. -,
But little Inconvenience was occasioned TO city rayei
by the storm. All the lines OF very regularly.
double teams being promptly put on by all Sweeping
machines cleared the tracks every ew hours, and there
was consequently accumulation OF any moment.
From to O'Clock p all the cars were as usual on
stormy day perfectly jammed and the passengers were
anything but comfortabe still they were satisfied when
the cars able In vacant places and In the
suburbs the snow deep. All the malls last night
were detained considerably behind tme ana some dld
not arrive till advanced hour this morning. Tho
North mail due at II D. the Erie mail due at H. the
Central mail due at ll60 and the Boston inan due az H.
had not arrived at 1880 last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
RELEASING FEVER.

The Metropolitan Board of Health has deemed
1t necessary to promulgate the following ordinance con-
corning reapsing fever which has not been seen and
known before in this city Great importance attached
to the prompt and general compliance with the require
mens Of this ordinance, because the infectious maady
10 which IL relates DO prevented from spreading II
all the poor people who suffer from and all enements
I'm which 1t prevails reported without delay 10 the
Board OF Health for the sanitary care that required
The following is a copy OF the ordinance r
10 hereby declared to be additional ordinance OF THIS Board
the Reapsng Fever hereby declared 90
disease Of contagious INFECTION, nature wh the meaning OF ,
required be made respect said disease " are required relative
" any disease mentioned In said section" 800
DR. Harrie the Sanitary superintendent, In speaking or
the fever says that In the investigation OF the first 80
cases that made known In this city the follow
ing facts appear First that nearly all OF this number
OF sick persons who have received Treatment at home
have received only casual visits from physican being
charity patients second that with few exceptions the
attending in such treatment have ana
these patients being sick with remlttent
fever with typhoid fever without the usual eruption
and bo and with accidental relapse OF the
disease before final recovery third that the fever has
not thus far spread throughout the various families OF
nny house, but has been confined strictly 10
single families aud such groups OF persons and families as
have been directly exposed In the SICK room or 10 the
uuWaslcd clothing OF the sick.