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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-01-03

MILLIONS Rear Testinoay TO their
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Dittcrs arc not vile Fancy
Drink. Made Of Poor Tnm, Whlsltey,
Proof Spirits and Refuse Liquors, doc
tored. spccd and swcctcncd to please the taste,
called Tonics," "AppctzcrS." "Restorers, &c,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin,
but are true Medicine. made from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimuiants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, 4 perfect
Renoyator and Invisorator OF the System. carry
in. of all poisonous matter and restoring the blood
to 1 healthy condition. Nc person can take these
BittcrS according to directions and remain long
uuwc. provided their bones arc not destroyed
by mineral poison or other nic'rS, atd tho vital
organs wasted beyond the point OF repair.
They arc Il Gentle Pur@utive as we'll
:,s II Tonic, possessing, also. the peculiar merit
OF acting IS powerful agent in relieving Congcs-
zion or Inflammation Of The Liver, and Of all tho
Viscoral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
in young or old, married. single, at the dawn Of
womanhood or at tho turn Of lic, these Tonic Bit
tern hare equal.
For InlInmmatory and Chronic RheH-
mntism and Gout, Dyapcpsin or IH-
digestion, Billions, Rcmirtenr and
Intermittent Fcvcrs, Diseases Of the
Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
these Hiitcrs have been most successful. SHcIi
Discusses arc caused By Viiintcd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION,
ITcolrchn Pain IN I,r S,D,,l,lprr rif-bt-
Of tho Chest. Dizziness, Sour Eructations OF
the Stomach, Dad Taste in the Month, Bilious
Attacks. P:tpitation OF the Heart, Inflammation OF
the Lungs Pain i'll the regions OF the Kidneys, and
q hundred other painful symptoms are the Off
springs of Dyspepsia
They invigoratc the Stomach and stimulate the
torpid Liver md Bowels, which render them OF
uncquaIcd efficacy in cleansing the blood Of MI inl-
PARTIES, and impartng new life and vigor to the
whole system.
FOR SKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Tettor.
Salt Rhcum, Dlotchcs, Spots, PimpcS. Pustulcs,
Boils, Carbunclcs, Ring-Worms, scGd Head, Sore
Ewes Eryspelas Itch, Scurfs Discolorations OF the
Skin. Humors and Diseases of the Skin, Of what.
ever name or nature, arc literally ding up and car
rind Of tho system in short time by the use OF
these BitteTs. Ono bottle in such cases will con-
vince the mos. incredulous Of their curative effect.
Cleanse the Vitiatcd Blood whenever you find its
impurities bursting through the skin in Pimples,
Eruptions or Sores; cleanse it when you find it
obssrnctcd and sluggish in the veins; cleanse It
when it is foul.and your feelings will tell you when.
Keep the blood pure and the health of the system
will follow.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS urking
III Tic system of many thousands, cfcctually
destroyed and removed.
SOLDBY ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
J. WALKER, Proprietor. R. II. MCDONALD &
co, Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco,
Cal, and 81 and 81 Commerce Street, New York.
June 2S. eG-'TI-ly.
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THE STATEOF SOUTH CARO-

''--i, / Htt S1sA IFStF Stjtj1 IL G-AnO-
LIMA, COUNTY OFNEW BERHY-COURT
OF COMMON PLEAS Albert J. Haiti
.ram.er, Wili!m u :iiw .u"cr, and john N
rcoc.or, as Co:n,rtnrrs in trade, under the
name aud irtn o! 4. J. ilalLiwangcr aud
C".panr, Plaintiffs, against Joseph hancr
f.,x.on. o:hcrmi>c c.,lird J. MIncr Lrwton.
? Defendant--Cop Sumrnons--For Money
Demsni-fComplains Served To Jo-
seph Manor I.awton, Dcfen'ian; in this ac-
ton: YOU are hereby summoned and re.
qrired TO answer the complaint III this &C
ton, Of which copy is herewith served
upon you, and t, >''rvc copy Of yonr an
xwrr on the Subscribers 1T their otficr, al
Ntwbrr:v Cour. HOUSE, South C"roli:a
t. wi.iia twenty days after the service of tits
<un.nou$ on y"n, exclusive Of the day Of
service.
IF You fill to ans O. This complaint with
in the lime aforesaid, the Plaintiff "ill take
Judgment against ,von for the sum Of one
hundred AID uiurly three dollars and Scv-
eHty cnntS. sith interest - RI" rl:c Of seven
per cent. per ann.i";. from the t'""nty.iirS
as OF November, Que thousand eight L..
, rdrcst t.ain! >evr;isy-ouc, and costs.
Datrd, 2lSt day q! Nc."nl',cr, 1871.
FAIR, rGIE 6 POPE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To the Defendant JOSEPH M.tNEH LAW
TON: fake notice that the summons il; this ac-
naea, Of which the foregoing is copy, Was filed
::fnsAe Gsz:ce Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mos Tl-sss, 1T Ncwhe,ry Coz TT House. in the
County Of EeSS%rzy. in the S ac OF South Caro-
IN Or the 2Sl5 Ilay of NOy, nbe- 4 II. ISL.
FAIR. Pc I'E s POPE.
pla;J:.tiff's Attorneys
We cherry c. Z :. G.
g nday of November 1871. Nov. %. 49,:
&C iuTabia P;eaix publ Sh once week tor SIX
lasek y, and send till to +, Z. & T.
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HEAI,TEl REAUTYlI

STRONG AND PURE RICH BLOOD-IE'
CREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT
CLEAR SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL CON-
PLEXION SECURED 70 ALI
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A cynical! lady, rather inclined
to flirt, says most men arc like Il
cold-vcry easily caught, but very
difficult to get rid Of.
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q L r. \ A Y nRI A

IHR "CLhI8AEERs'" EXCURSION GET WET.
lac tug Atlantic with sOIle people from Wa
ingfon on hoar', STOPPED az Tie C8'rmnia's
wharf, in this city, yesterday evening, took on a.
supply Of ice and a few persons. aaI .elt here
about I'VE o clock fc- the prize fight which tLaSs
on board Valnly imagined was 70 take place AZ
Gone rfVe- early tbs morning. At slN O'Clock,
when passed OF Smiths Point by the steamer
Express on her way up. she was stesmiay for tie
scene OF The imaginary combat a. a rapid rate,
WIN, as reported. rather wet looking set of
passengers. Another rain came on Afterwards
and as the tug was not built for The passenger
business, the wettirg was increased. AZ the t,is
had not returned st tve O'Clock this afternoon,
II l. supposed that her passengers are SIN "!o0k
ing for 4 ght.'
CoYsERVATIvE CONGRESSIONAL NoMIsA-
TIoN.-The conservative Congressional conven-
non OF the Sth district, which has been n sss-
sion at the Assembly rooms, in 'his city to-day,
conSummated its work tbs evening by the
nomination of Gen. Eppa HuntOB, OF FauqueT,
TOR the House of Representatives.. The follow
ing Candidates were placed n nomination u.
q. Field of Culpeper; j. c. Hin. Alexandria;
9. u. Z. Moore, Clarke county; Epps Hunton,
FaUGuicr; S. A. Carter, LONDON county; and II.
". Thomas, of Fairfax. Gen. II union was de-
clared elected on the tenth ballot. Good order
prevailed.
SERIOUS Loss. CAUSED gY IlGHTSINa-
James McDaniels barn, near Purcellyille, Lou
don county, Va, was struck nv lightning du-
ring the storm OF the evening of the 18th inst,
and totally DESTROYED, with his entire crop OF
wheat thrashed and stored; also his farming
implements. Loss supposed 10 be from $500
FREAKS or THR LIGHTNIyG.-DuriIy The
storm last night several telegraph poles near
McGatney's farm On the Washington turnpike,
were shivered by the lghtTing, and the cleo
Ttcity played around the instruments in TIE
office OF the Western Union telegraph comcanY
III tine city, entirely 100 frisky for the comfort
OF the operators. The lightning also struck the
bridge OF the w. and o. k.R. over the Washing
beams.
The MAN HoDB, accused OF cattle thieving,
trn-
Ross Cats, several weeks ago, is reported ID
have been several times lately in tie nei ghbor
hood OF West End.
a CORPS OF gSGiNHERs, among whom il Mr..
A. n. Hurdle, ct this city, are now engaged in
surveying route for q railroad from the mouth
OF oxen rum on the opposite side Of the river, 20
Washington.
TIE TERMS OF AGREEMENT between the W.
and y. and A. and ". railroads having been ar
ranged, the connection OF those two roads be
tween here and Washington VIII be completed
next week.
TIE ALEXANDRIA GBAYs disbandeI las.
night-Gd<ttte, tGSt eUeR,ng.
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Total.l,0Oo Cite. all Cash,
SSODOlD

The Hon. Thos. Z. Brain'ette, i.re tsover,or O
heh;ICky, las consented 70 represent the Trustees
cert, aud hs will PERSONAL that the money from
the safe Of Tickets IS deposited vth thu Tressr-a-
that the drawing is fairly conducted, and the GIFTS
The dra ri1a win take placsin pati'. IN .rJ view
OF the satienoe AID UncoI ,he Immediate su3ervi
s,on and erection 81 the oac-rs ant Trustees
Public Library # Kentucky aUc the FOL,
uanod eminent AID dsinierested cit zeus who have
consented to lie present aad sha, al - fairly
Hon. NJ. L. HARDIN. Judge Court Appeals. Ky
Hon. = PROCTOR KNOTT, late VI =. Lebanon
Hon. q. "; BRrcE: Judge 9.h Judicial Dis. KIP.
Geu. Ell a. NJ hRAI, L, =. Marshal Dist. ny
Hon 7: u. CoCIEAN, Cha5ceior Lou. Chan.
Hon =. b. sTANpiFosD. President Farmers and
Hon. JOHN BARBEE, Manager Royal Insurance
Company. Liverpool
Co. PHLS LEE, CON. Att,y Ninth J JUDICIAL Dis.
Ool. j LS0N P. JOHNSON, Manager Gal. House
DR.. 7 s; BELL, Prof. Medical University, Louis.
Hon. J. @. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
HON u wy ~ NETT met City Attorney.
AaEs PREF: ID National hsieI allB sSnS'
$c ySaSsT6S Pr:sidsn. r SssrS B BSss'
b. ViCTOR NEwCOMB,hr firm Of NewOomb, Buoh-
HENEY GEPPEN, President German Bank.
p, NORyiN. GRiEH, Pre-. Lao. shsrti line =. 3.
m SSEE FFEtSIEISIs q ZEE EiBRARY:
ttSx1Sssss RS$SSy TE !: BA AZ T,ss:a.er.
Agent Public Library q Kentucky. Public LIBRARY
Greuiary, giving fun 1srtieaiars. sent on applioa
New York Once, 609 Broadway. under the
charge OF Major Thos. H. Bays. jys-t1f I'm
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GEORGE TO " Y .

AEo-a1. E-CUsE To STOP THz STREET
CAR Al ROCK CREEa.-TEe patient eai long
-teT Peep. - GCo-Eet0wn' Who 1ITe H'l
-s-e.r-a.a.. tcT nearly % ear pas. as1
Seen .s-Jial.v deprived ~ street Cfr ia- .l...
Larro- moss of t'-zr tin 20 t.-.r gr.f- Noon
--'.-.ea aut CEN '-e: no" asa-2 oFcea >
wade through tie ~rG ra 4 -+:ICt h-.r.o be-
irrr they can TeaEr e street. CT .or = -s % r-r
Eaa r.. .aCa.-s .H 70 3, ..-rH1 r..r- e.
across t.- track az !. LSh Ug.0G street for seTs-
enough tjuher-ten-foot ioiSts--o Svilgs td.s
trench to'iv ahoUt three feet vl'n' -"020a-9-'i~-
lux :, IS lot .6S.y = be a5as, sen - t.a'~.
should 5s mterterad with Tor a week.
SsEicUSLt iNE CEEn.--N estcrGay afternoon.
while Samuel Bali, a carpenter, sSS a. work on
= sCaffold attached 20 the fertiliring NIL OF Nj
Moore, lie lost Lis balance and iei 20 the ground.
a distance OF So 'eet, seriously iu.g-ir- hi~selt
Internally. Hg. BNif>co williams zen .lEre ] the
necessary medical aid, after which the woun lei
nan was conveyed TO his residence .: Balls
Cross Roads, Va.
THE WEEKLY COAL TGAnH-T.e trade has
been brisk thus week, with plenty OF srhooners
and loaded boats arriving Per Csnal. Business
promises still better f0r reN- week. rs fTeiga q
are steady here ara duh In philadelphia. The
receipt and shipments Tor this week, estimating
t2-LoTrCHr, wiz b ~ follows Borden Mining
Co., receipts. 81. q. and shipments. 3.lsn tprs:
Acnsw : wharf. receipts, l.>aH, and sh: pments,
',r.1 tCrs; RAYS Decks, reCe-pts,4 d. an ship
mems, go tons; Consolidation Co. recel?ts,
t.s-i, AZ. - rmol =, f,'t2 tons.
FLCUE SAIL NFN THE steamer john = D.
Sc" ClCer-i fCT New York this nors5a. with
IN barrels OF our, besides mlsrelisneoGs
-. Glt
A-''SAr BOAT rrrrnC leak ami sunk in
the canal last = g1t HcsI the Great Fs's. There
mas UeCn 10 interruption TO canal nav CATION
from that cause, however.
VHEAT.-IhC safes of Eh aEt today were. $50
brshc-s o. pine red at >l74; 10 bushels gpct
20 VTime at Sl.0: E-l3 bushels fair ID good ~
Slf2. $50 bushels prime ret Al SIP aud ,2-}
bushels o. fair rSG - : ln.
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sFfhe head society OF the CaIedonisns of
this Continent If IN session in Montreal.
S-The people or Santa Fee. New Ma:ico.
cCveries reported.
eSDiamODds OF the first quality are now
dc2Ier than ever before, in all parts OF the
world.
1-Ihe water is so low in the James river,
Va, that the naii works a. Richmond have sus-
pended operations for the pre- Mt and il Is fe AIRED
the rolling Nil! will have - stop.
b. Rio ,Ianeiro adyices say that the three
iroH-clads for which the Argentine Congress
United States.
81 The funeral OF Comnoi ore Macornb took
place yesterday afternoon I'm Philadaiphia, and
was attended - large number OF naval and
military oflcers.
gs-KeT. &. II. Robertson was received in
Louisville. ny. yesterday, By the members OF
hi- church. Efforts vii! be made 10y his irieuIs
TO reiNsrafe him.
~ here axe several japanese studying tue
AZ OF dreSsm2sing in this country. They will
make great hustle, says iu exchange, when
they return ~ Japan.
CO AID now comes "A yarn from Chicago 70
tie elect that a barber has confessed on his
oeath bed that he o'a'ed and murdered the
joyce children, who were found in Bussey,s
woods several years aGc.
s7~The strike ir the once OF the Neso Yorker
tc0TN1t was caused 10y com pnsii1T calling iha
editor "a UIDCkhead " The typo was discharged.
MS com panions ''took the matter w" and
struck.
~ Paris has been without ice during the hot
weather. Butchers and other dealers in provi-
som have suffered heavy losses from the heat.
The deep cellars OF the city have been resorted
To as Tefri2era:o-s,
AZ James Ii. IngersOu, the Tammany ring
cha!r maker, furnished ba.' in New York yes
tcrday afternoon. in MS civil su;t in the sum OF
$4,000. MessrS. LOrea Ingersoll, the father of
the defendant, AMI VIM. W. Wilson, merchant,
became his bondsmen, each justifying ia the
tull amount.
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STRANGE CAsR.-The New Haven, Conn.,
Journa! and Courier of August -, says young
man named Bernard Foster, well known in
Town, entered a complaint at the police Office.
on Monday, against Rev. Dir. Carmody, OF the
ST. johns Roman Catholic Church. char yins
the pastor with using abusive language toward
him in church, on Sunday, IN his address TO the
congregation. He alleges that the doctor called
lin backgUard and his wife bad character
and that lie advised the members OF the cOngre-
CATION TO shun him, and II they saw him coming
10 cross TO the other side of the street 10 avoid
him. IL Is stated that Foster has procured
counsel and designs 70 proceed with his com
plant and bring ali issue in court.
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RIGVr1oUs SESTRNCB.-Hugh Began ana
" l'ham wilson we're on Wednesday sentenced in
New YORK 10 twenty years In the state prison
tor the outrageous robbery of Mrs. Hardy, in
BToome street, IL July. Nellie Wilson, an sc-
complice, was accorded i've years imprison-
meni. Mrs. Hardy was gagged and tied in her
own house, pistol was held at her head, and
the thieves we're about TO apply torch 70 her
feet, when she told where her jewelry and other
yalE.lies were scented
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MIRACULOUS EsCAPE.-A milk man living ND
above Tntowa was feeding two calves yesterday
during the thunder shower. One OF the calves
was standing or each side of tho man. A fear
tUl lash OF lightning, accom- panied By deafen-
Ing thunder, struck dead both the calves, hut,
singu sriy enough, lid not injure hair on the
Iead Of the Naturalization Nv j.
GGdritaH
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tEE Inn LABOR DIsPUTg-The Boston,
.LUsT,:.'F says We do not learn that there are
any complaints that the Crispins low threaten
ally SOFT CT coercion against those who are of
'hr'r race hut not Of their order They have
teteIei against reduction OF wages, the re
Cuctiou leias Uycu u class OF WORK where many
O. -fc L-Isl pins themselves thought that rela-
lively t. other classes too high wages were paid.
I -e order ttck tie matter VI and directed a
strike. After tie strike had continued for some
L TIE, one manufacturer offered the old wages 10
as FOrE-ucl q he did no. make the over
tGIea 70 tie committee Of the Crispin order but
20 TLe wOTkI-en iv.dCa'lv, and refuse. 10
confer WIN the committee, ms offer was de-
tlNei 1icTeupOu the concerted action by the
raI d;actuTer- Was taken. The contest now
i.s5s. uJt a al upon the prices paid for work
or TIE hours o. lH1CC, but upJL tie existence OF
Tie o-Car WL-ri; tGa sG,eU8ker. think p-c.ec:,
t.et-, ana " ..'Ta lie employers declare il the
source L! annoy arICe AID loss t. themselves ami
e lie nLeGl E1Ts Who compose IL
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THE STRIKE of the agricultural la5Orers for
higher wages continues in OxtoTd.hir Eng
li.nG. The government hiss placed number of
soldiers NJ the disposal of the farmers, and the
crops which were III danger are now being har-
vested The officers of The National Aericultu-
I&i ZION nave protested against this proceed
ing OF the authorities.
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DAEAAR.-Barsalns n LADIIs,, 0RHrs' ana
DCHIkDREdT UNDEDCLOrdlH0 may n
EopArs. An orders promptly and bsatly execpts6
l1tT0ooe O y Vl1eoe, hsyVsso ~ end IN. poli.1
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Tor OO1OR1TD, siItAs sixss xssd.
Tor 9cADA0. 81 ths siass AZ Havd SsoWs ,sosfvsf
fw Bass 0sd 1o1Dtas.
aAED BELGIAN BLOCKS % ssWv wsy ssSs,
NSstA RScW BsietaO.
We aIe also prepared 20 furnish any smonnx
1LO11, selected from hye different QuaFrfes,
I RnATT!HGH I39TIHSs, WALLS, BkipdE ana
e1W18 ABOHDe, ABUTMEETS and PIERS
j. +. ZU0 ca
aIl9-Am 9J03 street 1est. st ~,
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Z 1 900, 900.
Second Grand Gift Concert
IN AID OF The
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,

ST LOUISVILLE, kESrrCkr.
BY authority in the sct Of the Legi.iaturA focor
poraIiBe the PUBLIC LIBRARY FKENTUCEY
the Trustees Will give their
Second Grand GIFT Concert
In the great hall OF the Public Library buidns IL
Louis, lie, Ky, on
SATURDAY, sETTEMBER -, lsT2
100000 TICKETS Or ADHESION
Willie issued 1T 10 each; dali ticA ats IS; quarter
tickets. S25g: II A-le tickets Tor 500 . Tor gas
q for SsUJ. iI3 Tor !. co., 2SS for 80, 5.s for
Ssttt No discount ca loss than SiJJ worth OF
tickets At "a timo.
During the concert the sum Of
$500 600 IN CURRENCY
viii be given the holders by distribution
by lut of ONE THOUSAND GIFTS, as follows:
a
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ClTY ITEMS.

IINE BLACK CLOTHS and Doeskns OF re-
cent importation now ready to be made to order
GEO. @. HENNING,
No. 40 18th street y. W.
RELIEF FOR THE FKsT-Fse, 81 per VISIT
Corns extracted without pain; Bunions, Bad
ais, &c. relieved and cured, at DR.. Whites,
No. S35 18th street, opposite U. 8. Treasury.
"WARNBR'e PATENT COOKER" the greatest
Improvement ever made In cooking. Ease and
economy combined. Suited to the need OF all.
Meat cooked without contact with water or
steam, and always at the right temperature.
Two ounces saved in the pound. Testimonials
from some Of the best people Of this city and
elsewhere. Call and examine, ct the SLATE
Mantei and Chandelier Ware Rooms Of Hamil-
ton q Pearson, Y. II. @. A. Building, eth ana
ID streets. e
DE-. WHITE, CAtropsdist, treats Oorne, Bun
ions, CLUB and lngfowing Nails, &C.. without
diAtely: Operating rooms. as 15th St, opposite
o. B. Treasury.
TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BAHR, n. Y. ave-
and 18th ST., pays per Ct. on deposits. ZtS.l4tls
~
cUDRMoADF1Rs and BaroUeeoRS 60 fouoaroA
and made 70 Srder By HsnploF, near az sfroSsS
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BUnDlSa MATERIAL
BCILDERs' DEPOT, 203 TrH srRHrr n. W.

Having on hand the LARGEST Stock OF DOORS.
SASH, BLINDS &C., in the city, propose to sell ct
VERY Low PRICES
for the next thirty days, t. make room for Rcods yet
~ Come B Parties in want OF the aboy goods have
only call and examine ktock and PriceS 10 safisfv
themselves that mean what say.
PERRY COLEMAN,
au9-sm 2o3 7th St, opposite Centre Market.
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EEAEGf OF ROBBEEY.-Thi. morning CON-
/ ait Va made A. police headquarters b, a
sI'CIed Ian. named Bailey Andrews, that he
had been robbed yesterday OF gold watch and
cham and tv0r god rinEs, ali valued AT about
goo, ard from Information which he had
received ie -C-rCCted a certain inii-
gltual az having broken Into his house
daring LIZ temporary absence and taken TIE
IL Ssiug things Detectives Nc Dewitt: and McEI,
fresh SoUL took the suspected man into custody
and locked him Ep. They afterwards procured
3 ttaFCn warrant ami went through the house
where the prisoner resides, bat found nothing.
Tie prisoner Leonard j aUIeston, was chen taken
- he lclice court, where the information and
Earsai-t vas duly urafe cut sud the prisoner AZ
II Sned ard pleaded not gnilty. After hearing
tie evidence the judge discharged the prisoner.
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TIE CONMTTTTEr
.n EnraGed Woman SEa3es e. Rams
IsgvEsT OVER TEE BODY 81 TEE LATE Joarra

~ E--4 CIV Eli Tx = TX az TEE Is FE jt5EI I
CAMPBELL.
Atout fcTr C'c.OSk yesterday ait >slDJr.. rCr-
CD6T patterson heIc a. inquest N rs BODY o.
Joseph Can Ibeli, TIE cCic-cl mar VITO li-i ..
providence hospital O.. I.s;,GC. tle 13tL Inst
after Under going TIE an..t zion a. . Lex which
had been crushed The DAY I7evicC5 Ga tie
steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt during hls eflor.g
20 escape from a. ircUrig'ti CO,Jrsi woman
Eamed hate Hawkins, 10 was Caas.Iy hiI4
v III al OyeI knife u her taL.. This was on
the return Zip from Cg!Cre1 picnic down -la
river, ara n MS eDGCG7CT % escape ron jais
woman CauTlen jumped CT SOM 81 TIE ma
cEiDCry Of the engine Jet crushed his -.
Wlll.arlsgr wss buriet o TUESDAY in Potta-'-
field a the EXPENSE c. the District, aHd vcs.cr-
day his wife lad his remains d,sin-e-rst an!
ne corocor vas notified, who Proceeded g tn
EOuse Oh MAJ land avenue. TC-t door a S.lna'-
hOCse. where IL VIII he remembers! Oti Ger
Doyle was shot tv Nr5. shea arCstCus YEAR s.l
The coroner I'D not thirk g I1-- cl0r.Glg evan
NATION would throw any uct: or the matter
bat summoned jury {. iHrUest, Who aft.
hearing the testimony RENDERED I gel is,, q Ina:
The deceased, Joseph Cam b5", cane 20 Il
Death abou. midnight of av.vE. ; - PTovi-
1eGCe hospital, y the CITY az Washington, from
tte effects Of inirri- r, &C. we'd y The IN cAiuery
q the steamboat Charlotte ". !r-J-'t. W. :
fleeing from Rte Hawk -. Mo WA y,.r--ii1 2
EiI. with AT oTer knife ES:tLat previously
been aTreFteC AID committed 20 iej. D.. judge
Sneii or warrant charging her with th- muir
Ger . JOSEF Williamson 70 await ac-IOu by The
grand jury.
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NeTIoS.
cPxEIso OF A Few eIAyloNHRY eroRs
AND BLANK BOCK glAOrOsY.
kiTtfF iseif Sf Ea9aXSiSa, PRIsrrss
AND BINDING BONE TO ORpEB.
fhe rublic 0re invited 20 csl a.c exaIiae a.,
90 0sok BEN. y. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Ba1k,
and next door 70 Jay 0ooke q Ce.s,
Oal3-0 Wsshingtou. O.
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ACaE!I ~ OUTRAGE ~ The NISrsc RE
GlLH-A Nh . EIsS cat 6f.-On riCay morn
IL = seven men attacked Nj. Edward Z. Jones
/; bar - Carbon nj. Coi;crv, near Scranton
tEts !ivdIIa, while ca bis way to work. and
ca an1 beat Atm A. such Il shocking manner
I-t' ~ - rGr1E"t &c caUa't recover. The tends
CT u. hott s.s ears. cut him seven times IN the
i-:' with some sharp Instrument, ma &c a con-
F'se' wound IA the back OF lis head, grCke MS
"i.>.f, SUt a. land IA a fearful manner, and
enc shoulder showed evidence Of being struck
With {. large stone. ii was dense woods where
tl- y -IAe was Committed, ard over isaIter OF
ME tEUrl Any hab.tdt.JL They left L.ra for
dead, IL doubt, or Thought HIM 50 badly in
.r.;el that -e Won! Cie before he would be
i-Hhq. hLt NJ. Jones managed 70 walk or
cra"- tie Gis-arce 81 quarter OF a mile 10 A
r5'Sl,y-'s house, and was lying C-i the STEPS
When found, ali al uEcol.saious state. The I,5-
Zee &Tt r,-liIz every eXeTtipH tJLiisc0ycr lie
tends tt,Sbarg Coaimsrcioi, HEg. Iih.