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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-06

DOR LORI D A.,
toNoE WEEK.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
WILLIE, PILATKA AND ALL PoLsls oN
q ST. JOHNS RIVER
The Steamer DICTATOR viii sail r
on and after the 6th July for above rEsEaHl{S1ile
places every TUESDAY EVENING, at o'clock:
Fare from Charleston TO Savannah, lnciuaing
meals and berth, S.. Juyt
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LIST OF VESSELS

LIST OF VESSELS
ur, CLEARED AND SAILED FoR TH:s roE-.
REIGN.
LIVERPOOL
The B Cove, Harkness, up. July ~
Bark Aplie Kimba,l, Stinson, cleared. August le
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Jnsnranre.
LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE {
OF THE so u H


GEORGE E. BOGGS, Secretary.
JOHN T. DARBY NJ D., Medical Adviser,
AUGUSTINE T. SMYTHE, Solicitor.
JAMES CONNER, Counsel.
r. A: KINLocH, II d. Local Medical Exam
r. LEBBY, JR.. II. D.. liners.
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0'o MAYORS OFFICE, GRIFFIN, GA,
February s. 1855.
This is TO certify that Ihave used Professor H.
b. Kayton's "0ll OF Life'' In my family, IN case
NJ aggravated HNeurs,gis in the Face" and after
three applications, gave permanent relief.
anr1ssmos ". n. CLINE, Mayor.
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Nashville Market,

NASHVILLE, September o.-CcrToN.-There Is
slight demand to I'll orders, and the Gales to-
day were more than an average for the dull
season. Some OF that which chan ged hands TO-
day brought lie. We renew our quotations as
good ordinary la1ka14,5c; low middling 1sal61ic.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock on hand September /, 1870. .......... 2.2ol
Received previously y.......................S- II
Iotat.... ..........-......... ..-Ilz
Smpped To-Day y..:.......-........-.. Il -
hippedfprevlously ....................61- IS
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LIPPMAN PYRAF FUG E
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Wholesale Agents:
HENRY BISCHoFF & co.
STEFFENS, WERNER 4 DECKER,
DOwIE, NOISE i DAVIS, Druggists,
CLACIUS & WlTTE.
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Sales OF the week 1916 bales, Including 49OU 70
spinners, 335 to spectators, and ia to eX'
pUrters.
hnloa 1af I.9h halpQ
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ONE DOSE STOPS THE CHILLs.

THE GREAT CHILL AND FEVER EXPELLE
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Depots In Charleston Sc:
W. G.. TROTT, ED. S. BURNHAa,
A. ". ECKEL i CO., g. J. LUHN,
Wa. SKRINE,
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i OF Galveston steamers,
sailing every Saturday at 2P W. touching al Key West,
The Al steamer GULF STREAM, MCfeery at pier 20 Eao
river, will sail on Saturday, April 16
An goods for Houston or the interior will forwarded SV
SCENTS Messrs II. hcMahan Co., free Of whArtAgk
draynec, commissions for receiving or forwarding.
Insurance. guaranteed low other route No -
tcnton Galveston. For freight passage apply 10
G. II. MALLORY 4 Co, I53 Maiden isaa
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AMrsEMENrs-FIF PAoR-Foursh, nnh and s'Esh so''
1sp Eobasss PACE.
sS .S6asd ;sf 'e's i'Ta
sssSTs aAsR Rs71ss s0s
BusSEss r4srss'A coll
5Ha FEs HsfR4E fS
cLERKs ''IoSf xHp ''sALEsxEN-TwrLrru PAex-ThIrd
rSSsr E.ss column ss ...,
eSFsEEssfEAs s . column
S9yTTny RoAEDyE,essTs rAsSnISd s,,1 column
SsS ,Sssi PAs1.sscosi sS@%s AZ,
10 tE
suRoPEHs sTEAIaassnrrs-rasr rAorraA and sixth
ExPEEssT H ITI TE,sMIa PAe.- Sixth column:
k0R ,sAiE1sEcoND rAGE-FiftL and sixth columna
ESEseH rAor-rnA
HELP %%Ss;rED-xALEs-rwrLrru PAer-r Fourth and
HELP wASTED-FEMALEs-Tw PAer-Firss and
HORSES SxKEIAdEs. ac.-Prasr pAsr-TAird. fourth
HSTsE sSSEs Sa fGSs
$s$5 tn sp
IEc!tsE sfsane fg!s%s r4ezzs.sona column,
LOAN OFFICES-FIfTH rAGR-Thrd column.
lost AND FOUND-FIrTH PAGE-Secopd column.
NACHINERY--TwxLrTH PAGE-Sixth column.
MATRIMoNIAL-FI PAa.-Frst column
ASD
xusoELLaNEoUs ADvERTIsEMENTs-TEsruP PAGE
Sixth column.
ssuss column
MEWsPApERS-FIFTa PAGE--firs column.
PERSONAL---VERY. PAaG-Eirst column.
kIANOFORTES-FIrTu PAGE-Fourth column.
POST OFFICE NOTICE-FIrTH PAGE--Second column
fR0peSALsNJsTn oSI PAGEZsT.h @ H column m tn
RENT-SEc0SD PAGE-Second, third fourth and afth
REAL ESTATE TO ExCHANGE-sxooND PAas-Fifth
REAL ESTATE wANTED-sxooSp PAeE-Fit,h column.
REWARDS fifth PACE Second column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LEr-NINTH PAGE
Ffh aud sixth columns.
6ALES AT AuCTIoN-EIGnrH PAoE-Fourth, nfsh and
SITUATIONS WXNrED-FEMALEs-EL ELEVENTH PAGE
and TwYIrrn PAGE-First column.
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALES-TwE PAex-Thrd
SPECIAL NOTICES FIRST PAes-FIr.., second and third
sPoRTiNd~Doas, BIRDS. ao-Frnsr rAo.-rhrd
STORAGE -svcoND PAeE-eixth column.
SUMNER RESORTS FIRST PAGE-Sixth column.
fHE IRA DIES -TwxLrTM PAeE--Ffh column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE5-NINIH PAGE
First and second coumns ,,..,
WANTED TO PURCIASE-NINTH PAGR-- Sixth column.
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.-FITH PAdE-Frst col
umu
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.


HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
ArnARxER AND HAMLIN,s -
"A CITY AUCTION AAn1 snLHs, xsD NE" YORK fA11kE'
.sos ss',s.' e ~ SsRkrs RS zSeHosskn Ssi
xr.ss q ESSsEs SSsTi$SEs SSi'sI }s 1so., A.
Every facility for showing Horses ON sale
LARGE e ps11fNa Ss sifs R1so
TIE ONLY one nj IN mi TIE CITY. :.
Iwentyfour hours allowed for trial on very horse sold
CATALOGUE css or SALE THIS DAY, AT Il O'CLOCK.
.oEsrLnxESs SsE RoapsFERs Sr TsF saSEfE THE STATE
trotting Mare Fly. is hands. DID, sired BY Ethan
ta very elegant prompt. rse and wen behaved drer
walk will travel IA miles hour, with two
in he "'s'n sss This nsTSa'Sd 1xS ds 5g ne T SALE
This celebrated s everything that Ii desirable In
first class roadster for STYLE appearance bottom gait
on the road track kind viii be positively sold
10 the highest bidder to close ltiganon 49,, ~ :.
vcas Cd has an aa one Of he mos saddle
we behaved driver; trot in three minutes great
od can travel TO the end OF the
CANT and superior saddle horse; Ia warranted.
Extra handsome stylish and high bred sorre coupe Horse
m he State ansy ateper pereey
tie for lady drve has been ned by gentleman for
the past four tro In 80 and 10 warranted sound
20 pay storage Barouche, in good running order
Six superior top and top Road Wagons new and second
hand, best city buiders.
Four Express Wagons, new.
Harness, Horse Clothing, Whips, uaiters, 10.
Also ! several cheap Work Horses, &c.
sales never postponed ON account OF weather.
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L'OR sALE-AN A NO. l LOT OF SUPERIOR HEAVY
work Horses just Ohio and Canada West suitable
for all purposes. Also several well matched teams and
few good rnu.sz No 1S vss,ry street.
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AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL's

"A Horsc and Carriage Auction Mart,
liz East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue,
Friday, April Is, At " O'Clock,
elegant team Horses with long, flowing and
tails hands, kind In all harness. free from vice,
very stylish afraid Of nothing; warranted sound, kind
and perfect every way, together with
Bay Pony Mare s hands about years. sound, kind and
true every has been used by ladies and children
The above Horses only sold on account Of the owner
Auction Mart 2 East Thirteenth street. and not sold
vious Friday, April To- At o'clock, At private SALE they
will ten be sold to the highest bidder without reserve what
aver
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
failed. -
These photographs wifi I'm few days. be placed on ezhoi
uon IN various public places

The following publication are free 10 ell =; 49,.
The celebrated illustrated University Almanac TOT o.V
printed 10 coors, 100 pages containing an as
medical pracsica ths Chomicop.shc oar ei.covorss tn
msdicine, testimonials proofs remarkable cures npor
tam and novel physiological Information free 10 q" VINO
e. History Of the Cancer Plant Contains illustrations Of
remarkable cureA ..
Tho Physiological Counscior faithful 1dvser 70 men
and This beautiful little book should De read py al
Arents wanted everywhere. Send for terms. Address
Prof D. WALTER SCOTT H. d.. and Associates, Nos. and
6Universlty place, New York city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

"A THE UNIVERSITY MEDIC1NES-NAMES AND
= PRICES
NO. I.--FLuID EXTRACT aDF CANCER PLANT.-Ths
new Blood Purifier (warranted)
Price 81 per box three boxes for SIS
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EUROPEAN srEANIsHirs.
OsLY DIRECT LINE TO TRANCE.

The General IrAnsAssasis companys mall stsamshipe ~
tween Nsw York and Hsvrs, calling 81 Brsst
Lne splendid vessels hf fAvos route for the ceass
WILLIE DE rAkfe surmout. Saturday. AprM u
IL LAS y LenAris saurdN AprH HI
LAFAYETTE, RoussAu. ............ Saturday, May =
70 sTs;. f,2. Si Iss
These steamers DO not carry steerase pAsssnssrs
American travellers going 70 returning from the Cent?
scsn Isn.R - English railways and ,Ss aiscomicts: =
tho Chanpe besides saving tims trouble and ~
psnis. 0k0. MACKENZIE, Agent no Sc Broadway.
IHoR LIVERPOOL AND QuEEssrowN.-INMAN LIxn
II OF Royal Mall Steamers are appointed 70 SAL to
Sit? SIT? 81 81 b9E2fSas bsSE9fadI ii. Hall Saturday A'ir.
CITY i1tv 81 wxs;iixGiox sssafs.y, Kpa
CRY or saturday, Apri o., Z. K
And succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday froe
pier Z" North River RATES or PASSAGE
BY the mall steamer sailing every s1snrasyET ,,,.,
yrs casu sI.oa 10 so,a s,serass .
To london .'... :. los TO London. ............A q
To Psria. ..........,.. ii6 To Paris ,...::... =
Passage y The Tuesday steamer Z. s..l.n. M..sA
PAYABLE iu rod. PAYABLE In currency -.
hysspool ...'....sso hy,s,,poSa. .'...'........
fasssns:i; also forwarded haWs, Hamburs Brsss
TaSeis ecu Soah. moderate rates By p'essss
For further Information Apply s = ne co"Rnn 8 ssnt
10 Broadway. New Yoft.
ry,ApscoTrs EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE
from tserpcoi sna oassa;sows W wss
BY weekly sailing packets Drafts for ~ and nPwNd4
available 10 any pa Of Great Britain and Ireland q -
TxfscoTr saorHERs co s. ss South street. New Yoss
1
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EoR NoRToLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamships Of tbs line leave pier 81 North ver foot q
Beach street.
For Norfolk, City Pon, aud Rlchmoni every Tuesisy,
Thursday and Saturday, at r. NJ, connecny with the va
sina Tennessee Air ine the Sesboard Inland Air
Petersburg odon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rs
roads and Richmond and nvis railroads. Through paar
senger and through ba OF ladinz reduced
AL points south Southwest.
Apply al olc: on pier q, or to, c,r,nr ,,,
ls7 Greenwich street, corner Of Qek
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UOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
L {Chspgo of pier to No. <s North rfyer)
Old Line Low Freight
The well known Erst class side wheel stesnnshfp
DE SOTO,
Thomas II. Morton, Commander,
VII, leave pier No. IS North river, Saturday April M =
3P NJ Freight taken At through rates for 81. Lous Eob&
and 0aiscston.
For fregh. passage having superior accommodation
apply 10 LIYIE1SrOS, FOX 4 Co,
- Az Liberty alraeA
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NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY APRIL lS l07o.-TRIPLE SHEET


LII PARTIES WISHING TO MOVE IN APRIL
- shSuld sassss i%msdsssly once Ms and lls West
country; furniture boxed, shipped; storage.
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-A,-OFFiCIAL DRAWINGS
"A. G H. MukRAY,S I.OTTERJYS

a -A.-Uf FNINL UKNW INNS.
n. G H. MukkAY'S LOTTERIES.
..MIssopHIGAxTrA 9LAss NO. 2s5-ArEiL 70. 1870
Observation-Disclosures NO. 2ss--ArRIL II, 1870
.; Is; " Sss w. 2 ~ 30 81; eys. IS. s., g. !s ~.
g. 81: q a. IS 80 ~ Z, Jg ls ., q, 60 sS, 70.
81, 69, 81, II. 66, 81, a. ~, 20, H. Is, 81, a. g.
Information furnished in he above and Royal
Lottc~ss J. CLUTE, Broker, 2u6 Broadway,
lEs Fulton street ana No. PARK rov
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4 T JOHNSTON VAN TAsSELL'S
"A H0rae and Carriage Auction Mart,
liz East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue
I'm AI,cii AZ 1 cloci

At IS LIBERTY STREET,
n Carriages and Harness.
Splendid assortment OF fine
Top Dugcies Basket and Panel Pony Phae!ous;
Light Rockaways Depot Wagons, &c.
Also
eco Sets Light Harness.
including very fine city made to close out bankrupt
AL at great reductions in price aud
warranted represented
JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL,
r.
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(NORNs, BUNlONS. ENLARGED JOINTS AND ALL
DISEASES OF The feet cured By Dr. ZACHARIE 7So Broad
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A -A.-oRPHANs HOME LOTTERY OF THE STATE
Class ss3- -es * Il, CO. a, 80 81, 81 g. SO, IS, n, 49,
Class S23 81, 3D. Us. T. u, II, 33, 81, l5 49, A. 2s s.
All for tfcke.a and circulars addressed to
MolMIiRE, MeBRIEN. HERNDON, CoLBURN, BAsK.
ERyILLE 4 co, Managers, Columbus, Miss
Information furnshed At 3l6 Canal, I5i Chatham 800
Eleventh. and l2S 0rrcnwich paid for
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A l. BATTERsONs STORAGE WAREHOUSE FOR
a. Furniture, Pianos 4c 68l and 900 Sixth avenue near
street and furniture boxed for shipping
furniture removed In city or 70 country;
storage.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-08

The composition of the hair tonics, washes
for the compile xion, and other cosmetics sold in
this city, has just been investigated by DIR.
CHANDLER, chemist to the Board of Health and
he has made upon it report full of interesting
information. It appears that nearly all the So
called hair restoratives contain lead in solution,
in quantities varying from one to sixteen grains
to the fluid ounce, rendering them sure and dead
ly poisons. The lotions for the complexion are
mostly free from injurious metals. Enamels for
the skin are com posed sometimes of white lead,
in which case they are poisonous, but usually Of
oxide of zinc, or some other white substance in
the form of powder, mingled with water. The
dry powders for the skin are chalk, carbonate Of
ma gnesa, and white clay. It's hardly necessary
10 add that persons who use these preparations
do so at great risk to their health.
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some other private party namely, to the
Western Pacific Railroad, which wants Yetba
Buena as the western terminus Of the great
transcontinental line. II Is urged that the
right Of the United States to the military
occupation of the land In question is merely
a right Of nee, which becomes vested in the
Government only upon it's designation for
such use and on abandonment by the United
States the property revests in those holding
the legal title
In reply to this, their opponents say that
the claimants have in reality no title, and
that tho courts of California have 20 decided.
The Government holds the island, they say,
by virtue Of the law Of Congress under which
the President designated 1t for public use.
That statute does not make military or naval
purposes the only ones for which land may be
80 set apart the words are, military, naval,
or otter public uses" Thousands of acres Of
the most valuable portions of the public do.
main have already been given to the Pacific
Railroad Company by the United States
and the Government lie now urged not TO re.
fuse the gift of an admirable terminus to the
great railway on which It has heretofore been
so lavish of favors. II is claimed TO be in
the highest sense public use for which the
island of Yerba Buena is asked.
This might be a very good argument on
the part of the Railroad Company If It were
backed by an offer Of several millions for the
property
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Revolution at Hand in Spain.

The situation in Spain Is unquestionably
extremely critical. The provinces of Cata-
lonia, Andalusia, Murcia, Granada, and in
deed the entire south of Spa n, arc on the eve
Of popular outbreak against the enforce
ment of the QHntds, or CONSUMPTION. These
communities are overwhelmingly and in
tensely republican. They never rendered
cheerful adhesion to the PRIM.SERRANo
Government, and have more than once
fought behind barbados against the cruel
DE RoDAs and the bloody BALDRIcH. Bar
cclona is in n state of siege. Outbreaks are
reported in Andalusia, and r;sings are ex.
pected in Granada.
With revolution in the south, Carlsts
plotting in the north, and hate and treachery
In the Government circles at Madrid. what
prospect has PRIM of saving the country
from general conhagration, and his own
head from popular vengeance2
The army is his only hope and that is per
vaded by the spirit of revolt. 1t is certain
that in the present criticul situation the
Spaniards cannot send to Cuba another man,
because every musket is needed at home to
keep down the Infatuated and revolutionary
masses.
general uprising in Spain will doubt
less help the Cubans. We shall await add.
tional intelligence from the Peninsula with
great interest.
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Sambo a Power.

The negroes are voting in all parts of the
country under the Fifteenth Amendment.
The Newark Daily Advertiser has gone into
a calculation showing that the colored voters
in New Jersey number fully 5000, and as
serting that they will be sufficient in all
general elections to give the Republicans
the State government, with both branches
of the Legislature 1t also says that of the
five Congressional districts, the colorcd vote
will insure the First, Second, and Fourth Ia
the Republicans, and leave the Third assur
edly Democratic, while the Fifth will be a
fair field for contest.
Undoubtedly the negro vote will work
serious changes in the politics of New Jer
sey and, If the Copperheads are allowed "a
rule its Democracy, 1t will throw the State
into the hands of the Republicans, and kcer
it there till after the next Presidential cleo
ton. The same Is true of Delaware Mary
land, and Kentucky, and may be true q
couple of years hence of Connecticut and
New York.
Will not these facts open the eyes Of the
Democracy Do they intend TO pursue q
line of policy that will inevitably impel
ninetynine per cent. of the 100000 colored
voters of this country TO 60 against their
Presidential ticket in 1927 If they do, they
had better disband now. for they will be
annihilated then.
Their motto should rather be : Copper
heads and Old FOpies IN the rear liberals nd
the Young Democracy to the front
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Is lie a Coward :

1t is rumored about that the reason why
new Mayor is not to be elected in May along
with the new Board of Aldermen is that the
Hon. Mr.. O'HALL, the present incumbent of
the Office, has not courage to face the people
and submit himself and his administration to
the ordeal of an election.
We can scarcely believe that this can be
the true reason for postponing the choice of
our new Mayor Why should Mr. o'HALL
be any moro afraid of the voters of this great
city in May than in November2 VIII the
lapse of six months make any difference in
the ardor Of their affection for his person
When he ran as a candidate for Mayor last
December, they voted for him with such una
nimity that no opposing candidate was heard
of. Why then should he distrust them now2
There is every reason why Mr.. O'HALL
should approach a new election without un-
usual alarm. The Legislature has just put
extraordinary powers into his hands. He is
now authorized to appoint four Police Com.
missioners, with salaries of 5000 q year
each Commissioner of Public Works, with
a salary of $500; five Commissioners of
Charities and Correction, with salaries of
5000 each five Fire Commissioners, with
salaries of $1,000 each four Commissioners
of Health, with salaries Of 5000 each FIVE
Park Commissioners. with no salaries; Su.
perintendent Of Buildings, with a salary of
$500 and FIVE Commissioners of Docks, sal.
airy not fixed; in all, thirty officials of great
power and Importance, who will receive their
places from Mr.. oHALL alone, for his appoint.
ments though they all run for several years,
are not subject 10 the confirmation Of any
body whatever With all this new strength,
and with the peculiar popularity displayed in
the election of last winter, why should he
hesitate and shrink nowf Why not ask the
Legislature to amend the new charter SO that
the Mayor, as well as the Aldermen, will be
elected in Mayf The charter must at once
be amended in many important particulars.
owing to the haste of its preparation and
passage; and 1t would lie q graceful act In
Mr.. o'HALL 10 ask TO have 1t also amended
30 that his own claims TO reelection could be
passed upon by the people at the May cleo
ton. Then If he were successful he could
take new start in his career as Mayor at the
same time that the other branches Of the TO
formed city government go into operation,
and the general political millennium begins.
Can it be that Mr.. O'HALL is deficient in
natural braveryf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-04-08

The Hahnemann Homeopathic Hospital
is before the Legislature with application for
grant Of money. Certainly, no charity is more
worthy ofsupport, and If any hospitals at all are
to receive State aid, this should by all means have
it. The increasing favor with which the homGo-
pathic system of medicine is regarded, not only
among our wealthy citizens, but by those who
need gratuitous treatment, is shown by the vast
numbers who apply at the various homeopathic
dispensares in the city, and the propriey of pro-
viding hospital accommodations for the same
class Of patients is evident There is no more
justice in requiring poor person who prefers
homeopathic treatment to put himself under
allopathc hands, than in compelling allopathists
to submit to homeopathic prescriptions Let
both schools of medicine have their own hospitals
as we'll as dispensaries, and be judged by their
success
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"
n Where Mr., Mcfarland stood when be shot Mr.
g Desk occupies, by Mr. Mcfarland when Richard
Z Door Door 20 20 NJ s SsfafS room rSSn
Z. Ts iSas Po sae once sHSs s SSns
H. The only gate admitting persons oehlnd the eoin'
" Desk. used BY, Tribune clerks,
K. Nassau street entrance to the Tribune oniee.
L The spruce stree, door, through wnich Mr. Rich
d Door b.. vhc1 Mr. Mcfarland isf, the oniOe.
n. Post which runs to the ceiling
Tie witness explained the SUN diagram to the
Jury, and In connection with Lis explanation gave
the following testimony:
91srsopls 60 up to ths counter tses dissraml to
WHO Mr.. SINCLAIR Is.
Qvhers does this door lsee diagram letter FL lead
'O5 1nIG az: si iUaIn room I'm. nn,.,.,
9A mi. SoHH,GI are received and
Moor x@ASon, thIcS and half or four " iest Il
9GsbSes Inc desk at which Mr.; Mcfarland wa.
Q.Islt :. broad a. the sou9tOr' Does 4 come FULLY
o On the top OF that desk there is glaAs or cash
'o-How high above the counter, where the desk is. is
'h 'i oY nsn the d es E!o rom OF ,Gs s ss
oEAbout how high fr2m the top of the desk is rha,
,2GThe1 snoye the counier, the sash is about two
QEfirsl running para ei TO Mas au street letter,
and MI and then bending aud ming parallel to spruce
Btreetp (Letter IL Ayes, sir.
Q.-Was Nr. Mcfarland standing at this deskP IIet.
terC1 Ayes, Sir. 49,
Q,-And whtie were youp Al was right Asre
labout the centre OF the counerl waiting for
Q-Where were you with reference TO that desk ?
Apart OF the time was at the desk.
THE PISTOL SHOT.
Q.-M the particular TING this motion made past
' yaa aSns i i Sar 4, s S
don't know that Was doing anything.
,,S-BetoIe the pistol was Gred how far did Mr..
feet, N'e"'
Q;-Abort what distance Is from the pillar to the
desk, altogether A.-IrObRll y twelve feet
Q.hii he stand nearer the pillar nearer the desk
A Almost closc TO the pillar.
Q-Du you rnOw what the width OF that counter 10
A,-Ahnut thrrr and u half feet
q How ntr from the inside ~ that counter did Mr.
hrFgllaud tt1ndF A.-l'rDbally loot.
- .- TIA WuglI IL. tour ana Ia feet How fsr wss