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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-02-29

Josh Billings, in bis directions How to
o;cr ont a good hoss," says: s. Good hosses
are skarse, and good men, that deal in emmy
kind of hosses, are skarser. AN honest man
IL the noblest work ov God This famous
saying was written in crate anguish of heart,
by the late Alexander Pope, just after buying
good family hoss."
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CUNDURANGO.

A SMALL supply of this invaluable remedy for
"A Cancer, Scrofuln, Rheumatism, Salt
Rheum, Ulcers and all Blood Diseases, just
received from Ecuador. Price of the bark, with full
Address, DIR. VIM C. DOWNS,
ja5dtf No. Exchange Place Providence r. 1.
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Huntsville, Illinois. January sothi hif is1s =
For Sale.

FTHE Portland Nursery, and Buildings connected
Il with it. Located at Morrill's Corner, Deering,
q miles from Portland, near r. r. station and term
mus of Portland and Forest Avenue Horse R. r.; one
of the best locations In the place. The lot contains
II acres the buildings two story house % by "a
feet, with L ~ by 20 feet. small Green House and
Office. The house and land will be sold with or
without the Nursery stocks the dwelling house and
suitable lot of land alone. Inquire by mail the
premises of P. BRIGGS, ESQ.,, Morrill's Corner.
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For Rent.

1nNE-HALF Of Brick Block on Congress street.
" in perfect repair, Is rooms, hot and cold WATER
bath room and water closet Sebago with fine large
lot and an excellent stable. Possession immediately
GEO. r. DAVIS g. CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
Feb tQdeod2w
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Removal.

nR.R. P. JENNESS has removed to No. 4 Brown
- St., Portland, Me. ofice hours from to II
A. NJ, and 4 to p. NJ. no25-3m
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F. REAL ESTATE.
Geo. NJ. Davis 4 Co.'s
BULLETIN.
$4,000 to Loan m

We arc prepared 10 loan money I'm sums
from &ioO to any amount desired, ON first
class mortgages i'm Portland, Cape Eliza
beth, Westbrook. or Dcerins. Parties de-
sircus of building can nls0 be nccomm-
odated with loans.
GEO. IL. DAVIS * CO..
Real Estate & Mortgage Brokers'.
seu23tf
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Hotel Property for Sale.

4 The undersigned offers for sale the "New
D2 Hampshire House." situated in the pleasant
DMIH and prosperous city of Dover N. II. The
III hotel is in good repair; well furnished; de-
E@,Ali Alightfully located, with fine shade trees and
attractive grounds and has excellent stabling.
WIN be sold with or without furniture.
Inquire of, or address, A. TUCKER,
ja10eodtf Conductor on b. & NJ. r. r.
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A Fine Chance for an Investmen
Wanted Fifteen Thousand Dollars

Wanted Fifteen Thousand Dollars
ON first class mortgage; property insured to the
~ amount of the loan. The buildings are all new
having been erected the past year. costing with the
land over thirty thousand dollars Contracts already
made for over fifty thousand dollars of nnfactured
goods. The above loan is wanted payable in yearly
payments Of three thousand dollars each in one two
three, four and five years. principal and interest
interest payable semi-annualy at Casco National
Bank.
GEO. R. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers,
For Sale.
"E also for sale fine piece of property on State
w Street; this property embraces Of the finest
locations on said street. and contains about seven
thousand five hundred feet of land with good build
ings, and will be sold upon easy tesms.
GEO. r. DAVIS & CO.,
Real Estate and Mortgage Brokers.
ALSO,
A FINE Residence In Congress Square, admirably
"A located with IL rooms; house heated by steam,
hot and cold water water closet, bath tub, Sebago,
and everything In perfect order. VIII be sold at
low figure and terms easy.
GEO. R. DAVIS s. co.
WE have for sale In various parts of the city some
w excelents residences, some of which are on the
following streets:
Eight Houses on Bracket street.
Eight Houses on Spring street.
Six Houses on Clark street.
Five Houses on Emery street.
Two Houses on Tying Street.
And great many In other locations all of which
Will be sold at bargains, and TERMS EASY.
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Agency for Sewing Machines.
w. .. DYER, No. 15S Middle ST., over HI.
III. Hays. All kinds of Machines 70
sale and TO let. Repairing.
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Western City and County Bonds

NOR SALE at prices which yield 10 TO lS per
Il cent interest. very desirable security i0f IN
vestment. .wure
a.,,.. 2s Exchange st.
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Superior Business Opportunity.
TIRST CLASS MILLINERY STORE FOR SALE.
IL Established many years, with regular run of
No. customers, good clean and splendid stock, and
viii bear thorough investigation. Ill health cause
for selling
feb27-dst TAYLOR s. CO., 20 State St. Boston.
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Farm for Sale.

40 acres of good land divided into
AfGA moving and pasturing the pasture
r. iIl HAs1sR Is well watered, with brook run
lAflHIk ming through 1t that never fails, and
is one Of the best pastures in Town;
1t has good barn, small house and wood-shed, with
a well of good water. This farm is situated in the
Town ofDeering, miles from the City of Portland,
one mile from Abbotts Corner and within few rods
Of j. w. Jones Corn Factory. For further informal
tion, enquire of NATHANIEL HAWKES., near
MorrilPs Corner. d1w&wtf
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A FARM. situated In Huntsville, Schuyler Coun-
IA ty, Illinois, within miles of the Depot, and
railroad is being built within three miles of said
farm: 1t contains 240 acres, surrounded with good
fences consisting of Hedge, Rail and Board and is
divided into Corn and Grass Fields, Pasture and
Wood Land.
There is also fine garden, from which raised
Strawberries gooseberries, elderberres raspberies
backberries,an currants The orchard contains 100
bearing apple trees, and 100 trees just commenc-
ing rs old peach trees and 200 young trees nine diff
ferent kinds of cherry and plum trees also grapes In
abundance
The house is 24x36, good cellar with cistern; ice,
milk coal and smoke houses Said farm is offered
for sale account Of the i'll health of the owner who
is desirous of removing further SOUTH Purchaser
have privilege of taking stock, crops, and farm i'm
plements at market prices. For more particulars
call upon L. KIDDER, Portland, Maine, who has a
plan Of the premises in his possession, and viii give
ny information necessary.
GAIN ROBINSON.
Huntsville. Illinois .Ianuary 3Qth. 1872 iaaleodlm
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-02-29

The Dividend of 1872 Is considerably larger than
any previous distribution by this Company upon
single years business.
The Claims by Death during the year 1871 were
fraction less than seventyeight per cent of the
predicted by the Companys Table of Mortality. eFa
The receipts for interest alone has always been
much more than its death losses. pc
W Be particular to insure with this old and relia-
bic Company. You will then have Policy of real
and suhstantial value Apply to Il.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS
published every day Sundays excepted) by the
PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO.,
AT 100 EXCHANGE ST., PORTLAND.
TERMS: Eight Dollars Year I'm advance.
THE MAINE STATE PRESS

Is published every THURSDAY MORNING at so so
year; paid in advance, at So 90 year.
RATES OF ADvERTIsING: One inch of space, In
length Of column, constitutes Square"
81 so per square daily first week; rs cents per
week after; three insertions or less, 81 00 continu
ng every other day after first week. 80 cents.
Half square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week, 81 90; so ceIfts per week after.
SPECIAL NOTICES, one third additional.
Under head Of "AMUsMEMENTs," 81 90 per square
per week; three insertions or less 81 so.
Advertisements inserted in the 'MAINE STATE
PRESS (Which has large circulation In every part
Of the State)or 81 90 per square for first insertion,
and 80 cents per square for each subsequent inser
tion.
Address all communications to
PORTLAND PUBLISHING co.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1872-02-29

Hat, Cap and Furnishing Goods
Store for Sale.
r oCATION of great value, nicely fitted up, doing
IL a good paying business. Good store, with q
clean and well selected stock. Other business
for selling.
TAYLOR s. CO., 20 State St., Boston, Mass.
feb 27-d3t
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Silver Plate Polish +!

FINHE subscriber has prepared and would respect
Il fully offer to the Public a superior article for
cleaning and polishing Gold, Silver and Plated Ware,
into the market. And as a guarantee of this state
ment, will refer to the following well known reliable
gentlemen of this city:
Gerrish q Pearson, Jewellers, Middle st; VIM Senter
Jeweler. Exchange ST. Samf Rolfc, Druggist Con-
gress ST. Rand a Thomes, dealers in Crockery, Con-
Merrill s. Co., Jewellers, Middle st; c. G. Tolman,
Market Sqr; Nutter Bros Stove Dealers Market Sqr;
j. +. Land, Dealer in Crocksry Glassware, &C., Ex
change st. mOSKS PEARSON,
silversnith, Gold &s silver Platter,
Temple St.s near Congress ST.
For Sale by the trade generally, a29eodtf
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For Sale.

-.s For Sale.
HOUSE No 10 Tying street; for particulars inquire
IL Of George I. Means, As Lincoln ST., or
JOHN c. PR0CTER,
fel3d2w q3 EXCHANGE st.
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New house

E>OR SALE--On Lewis street, near Pine. Frescoed
L and pped Tor sebago. Apply en- the prsnsses,
or at 25 Emery st. ...9 JAMES A. TENNEY.
aue25
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

Advertising Agents.
ATWELL & CO., 174 Ia Middle 1t. Ad-
vertisements inserted i'm papers i'm Maine
and threughopt the country Mt the pub
lishers' lowest rntes.
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FOR SALE.

FUVHE well known Farm owned by Joseph Blan-
IL chard, in Cumberland one mile from the Centre,
would exchange for City Property. If not sold by
LIST of April, will be to let. Sos.
Enquire ON the premises. -ir. SKI r+ f.
as JOSEPH BLANCHARD.
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Book Binders.
VIM. A. QUINCY, Room II, Printers
Exchange, No. III Exchange 81.
SMALL & sHACKFORD, No. IS Plum
Street.
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BOnne. and Hat Bleachery.
SAWYER Il CO., Bleachers, No. 131
Middle Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

Anna Dickinson and Wendell Phillips are
slmmering ut Swampscott.
Chicago divorce market is now very active.
Ten day IS the report.
In Denver, Col, there is one saloon to
every seven of the inhabitants.
The population of Paris is said to have de-
creased 100000 in the past six years.
Mrs. Jesse r. Grant, the Presidents
mother, is visiting UrLana, Ohio.
1t is said that Catacazy is now one of the
assistant editors of the Paris Figaro
The Sultan has sent the Empress Eugene
a Splendid sapphire, surrounded by large
brilliants: and valued at 5000. guineas.
Mrs. Harper. who was lately pardoned out
OF the Connecticut State prison, refuses to
leave it.
Petroleum V. Nasty is working for for
elgn mission. Deacon Poeram will be made
a whiSkey gauger
Professor AgaSsiz telcerapbs from San
Diego that he will arrive ut San Francisco
on the steamer lIasSler on Thursday or Fri
day.
The japanese Minister made an address,
on Tuesday before the PENNSYLVANIA State
Teachers Association, of which he was
elected an honorary member.
Berczowsky, the young Pole who, in 1867
tired ut the Emperor Of Russia, in Paris. is
now waiter in a restaurant mt Fontain-
bleau.
1t is estimated that the Government is
being robbed of two hundred dollars per day
by the withdrawal of clerks to do campaign
writing. Yet we hear nothing of the civil
service reform bill being enforced.
The Grand Duke of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Will cause the erection of IL monument com.
memorative of all Mccklenburgers who LOST
their lives in the late French and German
war.
The University of Pcsth has chosen for it,
rector NJ. Hatala. Il Catholic priest, and de.
rded opponent of the Syllabus, the parl-
lnlalihillty dogma, and other recent papa
innovations.
4 new post-oflicc Is established at Humid.
ley'S Mill, Augusta county, VA. with X. K.
Hundley as postmaster, and also at Look
Out. Favctte county, W. Va, with Joseph
'. taNeHulan is postmaster.
a Solcmonian parent in Michigan having
rather spoiled rod than spared his child
the dutitul little boy laid wait for him with q
shotgun and gave him another sort of charge
to keep; and of such j. the kingdom OF
Heaven.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney Williams are 1T 3D.
lougne-sur-NIcr, France. The Paris Amcri
can states that Mr.. WilIins'S health has
not been improved by his trip to Schwal
bach. and that there is but little hope Of hi,
resuminS his professional duties during tn,
coming winter.
An enthusiastic Greeley ratification meet
Ing was held ut Covington, W., Monday
General S. Keen presided. Governor Walker
| made speech OF two hours, and fully i'm
pressed his hearers. w. :. Gilman, of Rich
| mond city. and Robert Whitehead, Conser
vativr candidate for Congress, made rlulucn
speeches.
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E.ctter from the IEOf Springs.
CORRESPONDENCE ni The Richmond Dispatch


Her STRINGS, Bath corNTl. \"
August -. ~
Among mountain resorts lIil> pace llf'N
rank first III point OF beauty. Si'''''''"
4,.t"n i'"i above the level Of the sea. we ON!
remember rs II thing OF the past me su'tI!
de- days, wien W" Sl'cht Inc 'illlc iiaii'ic"'H
tanning |" Keep brtalll III the D"uI III 's>-
favored localities. VIC arc surrounded ny
The towering peaks oi the Warm spring
mountain "a part of the Blue Ridge rhaln},
and way oil in The ann distance we can see
IT." toys 81 III" AilcgllailrS. iilth- th''r loilH
heads mi" the N'IN'r-'Iht'd clouds 'tGti' IKE
h!'I' ven, haiS ABOUT 'h'lh. hiiStl'
'n'ot"n autumn leaves alid the glorious HOW
Ct, OF tins beautiful land are scattered III
~ Il lI"il'~l"n upon every hillside. while
ic towering prcs rear then stately heads
into the skies.
Nothing could be more charming tlmn
the" ~hadI walks along The mnuntHin SIDE,
az rnnhInnE hN THE llppln% streams that
gently @'r'r III tranquil hra,lly. Ill hN-Alld-
longer kiss the iioWcr.hcd"ckcd banks with
~oit cIlt>Scs. hut 20 tossing wildly and
mdllY over the mo-S-cnSclcu rocks. and
thunder AWAY in some raging stream tn the
di-tau, ocean dixie some mighty passion war
INK within the human heart ill its ,Ilr%ing
currents. driven 10 and fro Il. the restless
sea. wreck forever the heart and dcsolutr the
suun. 10 the lover OF nature. lln secs in
every cloud, AMI tiny flower lifting lis
crested head To the SIN, Il picture OF beauty,
| would sav come: Tor never artists eye
rested on Il inircr scene.
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VIRGINIA. NEWS.
sastnr rrayn Petersburg.

,,,,r,,nou,,cncc cf the Richmond Dispatch
prrrRsBrRG. August 81, 1872.
Wa are rcgaied to-day with the pleasing
.,rr NJ a mysterious luuatic ut large on the
.,.,:t. n midnight ca robes de nn't. Last
,;.,h: about - O'Clock gentleman on his
'''' ~,' Lcrc while paSSinC UP sycamore street
nr., Market. was startled to see
',,.'rrr-lnnkinr creature. IN his bare feet and
5,'rn,,sc undrcsScd and diShcvcicd. rush
,.,,, beside the fence I'm front Ut The LcaFch.
,.,t, ,radcmy and pick up huge rock III
,f., middle of the street, The gentleman
drew his pistol and presented F" W '''S i''"" wv
Il 1T, and there was sufficient inc'h'" !" w.
,n,,lnc-S cf the luratlc ut S'itii nc "'S} ~
;,,lucc him to forge M attack, anu 10 ,"s'
~ ao:,iu towards The tath"'tc ch'iict' ""e'c
w. I,,r,r. his rock with force against one o1
,nr nrighbcrin" houses. Inc mysterious
,,r,ul,r Las net vet been apprchcndcd.
tjrr shower Of rain fell here TINS a''cr-
Noon md 4 grateful chang" III the lr'hr'iA,
tn,,> h,> since. l'crn experienced. me ci"''"
.L,t drove M WAS very black. ana N'oi,i
-, ,,,nI and Nghtun" such ha> lrcq'H''''H
80 l,,r made ln,l"r III The norm was ~
,,,,.,,I 'IE,.r. were >"!nc WV" tta>irS. '''-
i.,o,I l., crashing 1inndrr, but "" di''E'E'
vs. ""''' '" I:rr,+ ,snrl j believed
we've W., 49,, r,..,;,cL j,y ,lr marched and
. ,'. ,;,,,,,',,,,
>"a ,, ~, IN or co,,or crovuan,l ripcncd
,.;; ,...s ,,ll,l tr.day hy Mr.. Il. \.
~ n-",'' wa, i1 i, ,,,;. civ. II !. of
NAt'h,' !" w. -,, ,,;,,, ,r.,.i,,ru
ne ''!'n!"." ''N ,l,,. c,,,,n,;,S at
Hr>i ""'> ""''' Wv ,..,,iycI
\oT'A 'a'"''''' "'' ''H',"'u'- ~
~ otiI ,alhiil>>"" h'''''h'''H' I
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FANCY Prices FOR oRsEs.-Whrn Mr..
Bonner paid forty thousand dollars for DeX-
ter it was considered an enormous price TO
pay for an animal that can live but few
years al least, and may die tomorrow. What
LongfcIlow, before his accident, would have
brought. or Harry Blssctt would bring now
under the hammer. it is impossible TO tell :;
hut we may Put il ut considerable more than
Mr.. Bonner gave for Dexter. All horses OF
this class arg held ut what /; apty called
"tancy prices" and until they find pull
chaser it is impossible TO do more than ap-
ployimatc to their value. In England, re.
Gently, Mr.. Tattclsall sold Blair Athol. win
ner Of the Derby. and described as &" the best
horse in the world for over sixty thousand
dollars. the highest price ever obtained at
auction or private sale. Blair Athol was
purchased by a company recently formed i'll
England for stock raising and the breeding
and training Of race horses. The company
appears to lie purchasing for heavy prices
the finest stock in England, and among the
novel corners now made in almost every
thin. purclrlsibIe we should not be sur
priscd TO see soon announced III the English
Papers g corner in race horses.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

THIRTEEN MILES FROM sTAuSToS, VA

This place is situated i'll The mountains of NirElnin
i'm The midst of REGION Of country widely ana Jstl!
celebrated Tor ti grand. beautiful. ana picturesque
features III its Nrrnpry; the hcalul AMI delightful
uIturr Of lis climate and the nrlhbtr and great eA-
rrllrncr Of It's Misunderstanding fountains.
he mineral wutrrs here include the Ill'iS'la'
variety of Alun sulphur. aud Chalyhedtc springs.
Tie first named holds in solution liberal proper,
lions of alliinint. iron. InagnCsa, SODA. potash anu
suphuric and carirnr acids: aid i hot only the
hest and strongest alum and iron water III tie noun
tain. of Virginia, but one of tile most TeliiarhanW
valuable, and powerful mineral waters Ol Tie Woili
Iji; water ma, BE- relied upon with great conn :
,l.,,,rp AS a remedy for Anrmia Churosis Neural
ria Scrorula. Eryspelas. some forms oil DySlcIria
and Liver Disease, Chroutc Dairhna hroinc
bronchitis Pneumonia. Disease, OF III" Urinary
Organs and al Tie Uterus, AMI. in general, l"r 'u
iunlrity Of the blood and debility oi lie nervous
system. ,..,,,,- ,,r,i.h
lie Sulphur and Chalybcaie Springs imrnsh
most ynI,,uilc restorative and tonic waters ADMIRE
bly, adapted for In" relief of host ot chrome us
ease; oi the stomach. liver. bowels. ahd kidneys.
Also, for cutalcUus diseases and grntiTl drDlti'!.
The hotel Is now open for visitors. Hotel ACCOM-
modations strictly Irst Glass
Lawn and Ballroom music, 4 lownnE-illeS i'h
hilliar-sllonn will cnvcn the place and contribute
To the amusement of the guests. ,
Board, per day. $50: per week: sls; per ihoh'i''
$50: two months or over, Si0 per month.
ROUTE: By railroad Ia Staunton. thence by ilne
of irst-caSs stage-coaches thirteen miles 10 the
Springs.
Passengers leaving Baltimore, Md, Washington,
%. c., or ichlnond and Lynclburg, Va. on The
morning cars, will reach Stanton at II minutes
after o'clock =. NJ, and viii arrive At the 81 rliigs
the same afternoon before dark.
Fur circular with malysis of the water. write 10
:. GOODE,
Superintendent stribling Springs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

TIE Flow OF WATER OVER NIAGARA
Another element in the problem OF Nia.alir>
acc is the flow of water. To construct ii
scale from the present and apply it to the
past we should know that the amount Of
water in the past ages has beer essentially
the same rs now.
About $500 cubic miles Of water, nearly
half the fresh water Oh the globe, arc III The
upper lakes, and lS,OOO,00O cubic feet OF this
plunge over Niagara Falls ever! minute. all
The water Of the lakes making the circuit III
the Falls, the st. Lawrence, the OCEAN, rap"r.
rain. and lakes again, in 10 years. Through
the Illinois canal about 5000 cubic feet Of
water are taken every minute from Lake
Michigan TO the Illinois river; through the
WclE,md caual $4,000 cubic feet ilnw every
minute from Lake Erie into Lake Ontario,
and through the Eric canal 30.Gun cube Icct
pass every minute from tie same llkr mt"
the Hudson. Thus - 900 cubic feet ol watei
which nature would give to Niagara are Ill
yertcd every minute by artificial channels,
Somc into the Mexican Gull and some into
the Bay of New York. Add thi> to 1S.0UU,G'Hi,
it is Il drop in the bucket, and would make
no apprcciablc difference IN The character of
the Fails or their rate OF recession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-08-22

DEATH FROM lNTEMrERANCE.--Thc Wheel
Ing (W. Nu.) Register of Saturday lcrcld.
the ioIlowing:
"IIcnry Helm, Il wcll-known citizen OF
tie Eighth ward, died on Thursday mornng
about ! o'clock. 1t appears that he and Il
friend named Spclgcl OH "Wednesday night
determined "to make Il night of it, After
drinking Il great deal OF beer they bought
two gallons Of whisky. and during the night
drank about half of it. Srcigcl left Helms
house .iu>t before / o'clock TO attend to de-
'iycring milk TO his Ell t3iicrS. lialdIy was
he gone when Helm lrii on the floor dead.
Justice Schultz was called and held al in
quest. the verdict being in accordance with
the facts given above. The justice found
81 ,2J0 in notes and certificates i'll the holtsc.
Helm was WidoWcr and has no relatives i'll
this country. save sister in BelaIe. He
had lived in South " hrcling for about tllil-
tN-tIyr Years