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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
EASTERN
BY CyERLlAN0 TELEGRAPH.
SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
NEW YORK.
[. To THE
NEW NNRE- AZ

New IoRK. April s.
Dixon, convicted uf murder. has
had a relapse, and is now not expect
ed 10 live.
In consequence of new develop
mentS icing made daily in the al
fairs OF the Bulls-head Bank, the eN-
animation OF William Ii. Merritt. AS
slstdnt Cashier. charged with EN- ez-
Zilng two hundred thousand dollars
OF the iundso OF the bank has been post
poned.
The men of the Manhattan Gas
Company are expected To strike to-
day. .Adam kee>land II 10 n
BronicA, nCn-StrikerS were followed
into Il street car last evening and
brutaliy beaten. In view of the
strike in this city. Brooklyn is MAX
ing inquiry into the feasibility OF The
city furnishing Its OWN gas.
n newspaper correspondent says
the hull of the wrecked Atlantic Was
broken i'll several places, ana the
cargo has also broken, with bouies
Of lnen and women iammed Among
the boxes and crates. LlnD are
streWn around, b.ukcn from the bod
les by TIE continual action Of the wa
ter. AZ the ON panl0n-Way CT the
Steerage there Was 4 hundred or
more lying II confused heaps, some
dressed, but many hall nude. Gail
iren were clliIgiiIg to mothers and
husbands clasl,Ing wives. AZ the
compauion-way OF the steerage bod
les OF men, old and Young, were to-
gether on the stairs with distcuded
nostrils, gazing mouths and staring
CLASSY eyes giving some idea OF their
horrible death stsugGleS to gain tie
deck. In the sleeping apartments
were hunters OF bodies of mel with
bed clothing stIewn around them.
Broken stanchions and Jagged, silil-
tered woodwork had torn the flesh
from the faces OF many. Others
We're bruised and battcred about their
heads. which are red and bloody,
contrasting horribly with the features
OF the others.
No new developments have been ar
rived az in regard TO the gas mems
strik Street lights and private
dwellings, were Supplied with gas To
almost tie usual eXten The light is,
however, Etiul aid wakes DIM very
frequently as if it would go out. bat
again brjghtens and burns steadily.
Congressman Roosevelt has given
his lack pay to the Board OF Educa-
ton OF thu city, 10 lie used to furnish
prizes fer deserving pupils.
IJ!JEDIS
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The following, which is related by
the U~nionville Silre' State, is OF COM
non occurrence in every community
west Of the Rocky mountains where
the ''heathen Chinee" may happen to
dwell. in considerable numbers
1t is generally supposed thlt the
abolition OF slave V ended the traffic
in human beings in the United States.
and that the starry banner" is in
fact a. well as name the eEblen of
the free. Strange, however, as it will
undoubtedly appear to many. such j.
not the case. fine huving end $ Hing
of human beings. particularly women,
is to day an extensive, and unGOubt-
edly a profitable business ON the Pa
citic cogst. Yet. though the tact Of
its existence is undeniable, no etlOr
is made by the authorities to suppress
it. The powers that 10 seem to think
IT all right, Provided White men do
not engage III the business. Chinese
are peruni ted To carry on the traffic
right in our mi LIST. with i npunity. 1t
scarcely eNcites cOInent, and is men
toned incidentally Is an ordinary
business transaction. An intelligent
Chinamanl named George. who fire.
Quently acts in the CAPACITY OF inter
prefer 10 the courts when his country
men are implicated, has within the
last thee weeks disposed of two chi
ma women in this village, and we I'M
der>tand that he supplies the market
as far east as Elko. being furnished
with the by the wholesale
houses in san francisco. The market
price, at present, IS from SlO0 to 500,
according 20 the age and appearance
Of the Oma
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

UlB PRINTING Of al II "
- neatly exe..ted n the o""
tCi EKA SENTINEL.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
NOVA SCOTIA.

HALIFAX, April s..
Divers are al work TO-DAY. They
re l,urt tie Atlantic most awkWaruly
plaC-G. Two o. them went ii:tO mum
Ger !O.I: hatch, hut found no light.
On lie upper deck the passengers and
cargo are So nliXed that the bodies
Canilot lie got at. Two giIiS were
found lying in their beds in lower
alter stterage. Holes viii he blown
into the ship 10 facilitate the cover
OF the bodies and faro Eleven tOu-
les were secured to-day, uI which
live We're grappled up. About 2OU
have been recovered. None OF these
found recently We're cabin paS>cu-
gers. Iepur = OF IL press respecting
"a light at Cape Prospect being n!Slak-
I,- iur that OF SalIuU are false.
T.leTe i no sUcn lI3i.t as Cape Pros
tcct, and nOHoGV on board Of the Al
laaIic saw any light III APP roac.ing
IT," CJi,>t.
Invest cation int tae Atlantic dis
aster wa, re ,ulned TINS forenoon. Cor
ne!Ius Brady, the Third officer, after
telling the story OF thc position OF the
vessel Whrn 1t Was decided to run Tor
halifax, said he was in bed when the
vessel struck, Il not being his Watcn.
The statement made that there were
efforts made To keep passengers be-
low the deck a absurd ana incUr-
rect. He Vent forward ana made
communication with ther0ck as previ,
ously related. Nolh!n5 was said or
done toinlpede passengers coming on
deck. Do not know what the syeeu
vas Wien the vessel struck. NE
Cd. tain did all any man could to
say lie. lie couid he uistinc t. seen
and heard nom the IOcK eXeItin.
himself. From InT knowledge ana
experience OF crews, tnat of the Al
fully as well disciplined as are the
average.
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ALABAMA.

STEVENSON, April s.
LOUis CargilC, born in North Caro-
lima i'll 1853, .he ola citizen ui jackson
county, died Yesterday, aged les
years. He lived here 90 years.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

FAITH.-T. d witt Tai mage, who
ever he may be, seems to swear by
Schuyler Colfax. His faith in the en-
Vice President is certainly unbound
ed. He is reported to have said A
solid column of Cakes Ameses reach
ing from Brooklyn to Washington.
with uplifted heads in solemn oath
could not make me believe that
Schuyler Colfax is a villain
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

IT is stated that the Senate Com
mittee on Privileges and Elec tons.
before separating, agreed upon ?.
meeting. not later than October to be
held in New York or Boston, proba-
bly, the former, before which time
they will severally examine the cues
ton of the mode OF electing PreSi
dents, and then be ready for a COM
D trison of views.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09
INDIANA.

ANNAPOLIS, April S.
The entire Republican ticket for
was elected by majorities ranging
from lUU 10 $50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

THE wool product Of California i,
estimated at 24,25O,OO0 pounds. The
amount manuf ,ctured in California is
about 1000, 900 pounds.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

THE New York Tribune neatly
characterizes the salary grub" is "a
bill increasing the pay of all the
men who voted for it, and doubling
the pay of the President who signed
it." 1t was "a mutual aid affair.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-09

FROM TREASURE CITY.-Geo. COM
stock, one of the old timers of Urea
sure City. came over to Eureka on
last nights stage. He will he in town
several DAYS.
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PENNSYLVANIA

IAHION, NnflIS.
\ Mrs. Cronse WIS murdered by
her husband in Shutdown. Grouse
was arrested. lie had been drinking
hard, and coming home drunk. bru-
tally beat his wife. Cr0usc's father
iuterfered and was himself severely
cut and beaten. She remained i'll
sensible until death.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-27
Special Notice.
OEFIOE BOARD OFUE,

COLUMBIA, S. c., Juno 23, 1878.
"HEREAS, this Board has reiabio in
w formation that certain malignant and
contagious diseases are existing in somo of
onr sister cities; and whereas, it is the duty
OK the Board to uso every means in their
power to prevent the occurrence Of any such
diseases in our city; We, therefore, Order:
That al! hucksters and dealers in fruits, fish
and vegetables, shall, on and after this date,
be prohibited from selling or exposing for
sale, I'll stale flsh, native or foreign wilted or
stale vegetables and spoiled fruits All vio.
with
The Chief of Police and his aseistants are
hereby instructed to carry out this order, and
report all violators. to the Clerk of the Board.
II ls especially cpjoincd upon our citizens
to Keep their sinks and premises properly
cleansed and purified, and to hayo ali the
nth and trash daily removed and placed in
boxes and barrels. and removed to the street.
in order to facilitate the city carts in remov.
ing the same.
Any person, white CIR colored, in indigcnt
circumstances, will be supplied with disin.
tectanta free of charge, by calling upon tic
CLERK OF the Board, NJ the store OF Mcssrs.
Hope Gy'es, every morning from to 20
o'clock. By order of the Chairman.
THOMAS +. WALKER,
..Ilhe "a Il Clerk Of Boar,!
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-. -.
There seems to be miniature Credit
Mcbilier ring in Missouri. The Kansas
City Times says that previous. to 1868;
the State had guaranteed to certain rail.
roads 1923, ,00O, 900, holding as. security
first tmortgages upon the property Of the
roads; that in 1868, ring was formed,
which bribed the Legislature for $780,.
600 to change the guaranteed debt into
an absolute debt Of 218, 1000, 600, leaving
the State without any security whatever.
Ihe Supreme Court is to decide whether
the1egislation is valid or not.
The New York Herald, nearly every
day this week, has had som ething to soy
about the debt Of this State. Among
several suggestions made, is one that
funding of the debt on basis of fifty
cents on the dollar might prove practi-
cal way Of; restoring confidence and got
ting fair start agai6 on sure financial
basis.
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Home Stomach Bitters

4 BITTEIGS arc compounded from the best
IonicS and Aromafics IF TEE Materia Acdicd,
and are Invaluable in cases Of Dyspepsia and
indigestion. The ingredients uacd IN their
which they belong, being hi9!t:y ionic. sii,au-
cant, SsonldcAic, c0rn,ina!ivc Gad slightly ldra-
ttre They are used by the most celebrated
physicians in the South and West IN their
Priud!e practice, and cndorecd by celebrated
cheniistsand professors in St. Louis, Chicago
rlttsburg and Cincinnati. For sale ut the
Drug Stores of DR.. L. Il. jackson and ". c,
flSher, and by JOHN AGNEW * son,
June 10 Wholesale Aycnts
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE.
EAUFOlT. Il. c..


4 AaCN ISthoroughiy renovated and
&HS rcGttcd with new furniture,
- 1RSY$i@H and open for the reception cs
80 s.sae Es!sssag guests. This Housc is beauti-
the harbor. with q line view Of Old Topsail In
let and tho Atlantic Ocean in front. The tide
flows seni-daily under tho building, thereby
promoting cleanliness and coolress, while
Ihls Is the only hotel so favorably situated
Oh tho Atlantic coast. The building il so
constructed as to render i. peculiarly desira.
bio to those seekiag
HEALTH AND PLEASURE!
The rooms arc comrodious and accessible
to the sea breeze, with double piazza on the
from sand and t.ust, t,,for tho enjoyment of nc.
dcstrians. BATHING HOUSES, neatly fitted
out, vii! be attached to the uouse, where
guests can CHI " The refreshing eca.bath. a
llonsc, where a BAND OF MUSIC will be in
readiness to give zest and pleasure to the
:icctiag hours. q DARKROOM and BILLIARD
aTABLEs convenient to hotel.
gpassssa, nSa3e; 'sss cant sailing and well
&>x>DG->~ bo had at any ~
time to convey persons to- otsSs;5efees,1t s.4saeafees1
points they desire to visit. hSskAe>>,a1Asa2a
The subscriber having had much experience
in hotel keeping, and aided by courteous
ana competent assistant, tattcrs himself, by
strict attention to business, and with a corps
oi oD!lSlHS servants at his command, he will
be able to give satisfaction to all who may
pstToniZe him.
ssFsd..s He promises 10 supply hia
.EEE9V9SS TABLE with every article to bo
found a. the first class hotels Of the interior
besides oystere, ecollops, soft crabs ard every
variety OF fPh abounding in the prolific wa.
ters OF the harbor and ocean. In this re-
ePcct, the subscrbcr would refer to ali WHO
have patronized MIN in years gone by.
TERMs-Per month, s35 to SAC; per week,
sll to sl2; per day; 80; children and SER
Vants nail price, Special arrangements made
with families and cxcuraionists
GEO. ". TAYLOR. Proprietor.
JUnG 20
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CAPTAIN JACK

~ As gained reputation hy bloody deeds.
one by giving smokers an opportunity of
saving their money by dealing with a store
that makes specially of CIGARS. And
whilst tlc Cr,c will In
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THE BURNING OF COLUMBIA

Have dovo,oea Of the weed had such an op-
portrnity as this 'Littlc Favorite" now offers
a small FIGARO" at SO 80 per hundred; !;
brand four for twcnty-G cents, equal to
any rctailCd in the city at ten cents Sunc q
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Cnmphcr Crenm.-An elegant preparation
lor INC skin. Cures instantly tho Bite of In
s1raols article. For sale at HEINITSH's
iuh stofc. juno l3t
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Shingles.

Shingles.
MI arc now prepared 10 iur:.:.l. onr .rst
" c:ass C1PiESo SAVED >uI%GLES. in
Eat " :slrGa quantity and upon the shortest
notice. Fer economy, durability an.l s;.pt :
riof halsh, tAcy cAnLo. be oxrclirtl slip
promptly
March 1C cunn
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Where to Spend the Summer.
G L E n NJ S Rim
Snn ri n nl,urC Co,,,<x, G r.


4 AACN THIS celebrated watering
ESSSS place will open for visitors the
&IIfgsS TENTH DAY OF JUNE, under
!EaEzne39lAaxE8 !Eaznaa18th management OF Il. SpaIGo,
late OF Charlcaton, an experienced caterer
and ,hotel-kecper. Being situated iu the
Northern nsrt o! the State, in section re-
markablc tor its delightful climate, beauty
virtues Ct The wae aies Giesnef i oe Of Ilth ha mas snf
desirable watering places for FL whose cor
iition can be Improved br tho salub;ioua
character of any water. Grea. pains will tc
taken 10 provide Tor tho convenience and com.
fart OF e,;est-:. Tsbic supplied with the L..t
tne market affords. Gooi music Will be ia
attendance. to tIiivcn Tie ballroom. Fanc-
Crofuet, D2gateile an: Billiards, for the
ar!Usenc;i. OF gIcs;s. y Livery will C kept.
4: niodclatc charges. t.Largtl--rcr da;.,
- 81; per week, sl3.Cc: per month, :3j 90
Conveyance from Jontayile daily, after 9th
Juac. ". u. EUWLLE. Proprietor.
IL. rfhlot' Ma!ihGtr. JANE iiI3
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MINERAL sPRINGs

;F"yf.ioF'2 Ni'son's, J Mccr Sne!5y
4 4N-0 FlFTY-rIvE miles Hos. oi
MMISsssseS Charlotte, \. c., will be opened
ia aas@l2saazs. 5i5s- tho l2.h oi June. Yi.o main
eai!diEE has becn improved by tie addition Of
threc p;aZzas. The Wi'r.:nrtoM, Charlotte
ana rutherford Kai!ioa.i is fin! .ltd to within
WIZ lie met By hsc!.s every day y. Sun
diys. Tie Ai:-li:.> Railroad passcs within
eleven miles o: :l:c Springs. and if inf3riat.l
IL iin.t hacks will be sent :" meet tllcs. WHO
NAY come III tiai way. CoLvcyauccs TO other
points lnay tc had ;. desired.
Coz: ahd Warm Baths, White Sulphur. rc,
sulphur az! lhn'yics.c Water Ban. II Nh!
.lc am "thcr sources Of aInu.cmcut Fare
!ls' l. 2a.' L. ". EEET .!;D, prorriei.-
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.NtS. cures. Cents
l.. Fevers, ConEestion, determinations, SO
:. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm tuiic, . SO
>. Crying-Coli or Tcctl,;ng of 1nfats, 50
!. Diarrhoea. of Children or Adults, u. . So
!. Dysentcry, Griping, Bilious Cole, 80
:. Ch0lern-nIorhIs,V Vomiting. . . . SO
!. Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, +. . . 50
{. Neuralgia, Tootlncl.e, Fnccache. so
y. Headaches, Sick Hca,iacho, Vertigo, SO
10. Dysp.psin, Bilious Stomach, {. . to
II. Suppressed, or Painful Periods, +. so
~. Whites: too PIofusc PERIODS, 50
i3. Group, Cough, Difficult breathing. i. 80
u. Rheumut ism, Rhcumntic Fnii.-, . 30
IT, Fever and Aguc, Chill Fe"vl, A:uez, -
Is. ophti,aIiny, - and nd Sore or Weak Eyes, 50
~. Cntarrh. Acute or Chronic 'intluenz', 50
20. Whooplng-CouHh, Violent Coughs, ~
o. % AsthMn, 0rprssscn n,%as;ni, n 80
IS. Scrofuln, Enlnrgel Gl.r,l-, s":U!ng, 50
81. General Debility, Physical Weakness, 50
q. Dropsy nnd scanty Seele;io,is' 20
&c. Sen-SickMess, Sickness from Riding, -
81. IIidney.Diseasc, Gravel, :. 20
IS. Ncrvot,s Debility, Seminal Weakness,
or Involuntary Discharges, .lt3
50. Urinary VVenisncss, Voting the Bed 70
81. Painful Periods, with Spas.n@, -
50. Suficrings at Change of Iifr, 10
81. Dtphthrrin, tlrer,te,l Sore Thro.. =
S5. Chronic COMPOSITIONS AMI Eru.:ioa= -
FAMILY CASES.
Case lAIoroccol with above 3D. large v:t::' M!
Case SIa ar"eeoi 70, ,i, Of 20 large Was nn d
These remedies nrc sen: ny the
case or single box to ns,y n":t Of the
country, free of charge, oI: receipt OF
price. Address
Humghreys' yyssnsPPSid sPSSiSifMSS fMSSeaicino Co..
Office unll Depot, No 5G2 BROADWAY. New YoMH.
For Snlc by NIL Druggists.
And by GEIGER & McGREGOR. Columbia
8. G. April II Ttly.
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ON ha- TM
The New Store, enc of
the finest selections of
DRY GOODS ever Of.
fered in this city. One
advantage in purchas-
ing in this establish
1nent is the bright light,
which enables all GUS
toners to see what they
are buying, and not be disap-
pointed by buying in the dark.
As all advertisements are only
half believed, you are request
ed to call and be sure of what
you do. C. F. JACKSON.
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CONVICTED OF

IEeachcry and meet felous douni, the othcr
will receive the paudits ot her customrrs,
and bc lai.ed as The Queer Of Luxury. Never
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For Sale.
ME8YA FIVE or six ine MILCH COWS
X3ASM and CALVES Also, six full
-QG bloodoi Spanish MERINO RAMS;
pedigree given II desired. ALI low for cash
Apply at this Office, or Northeast corner
Lady and sumter streets. June 2G2*
City Hospital.
OFFICE CITY CLERK,
COLUMBIA, q. c., June 25, 1873.
PY order OF the City Council. tho time for
- bids for new City Hospital is EXTENDED
to JUNE 27. when special meeting will be
June 26 2 OHAs. BARNUM, City Clerk.
The Georgia Gin.
nN entering our fifth season with these
~ GINS, wo have only to cay, that in
EVERY case parties who have bought them
or seen them used have been DELIGHTED
with them, and pronounce them tho BEST
they have any knowledge of.
as LIGHT, GIN as. FAST and turn out as
COOP SAMPLE as ANY GIN THAT IS
MADE. Please order early, 30 as to avoid
disappointment. Catalogue and reference
forwarded on application.
LORIOK & LOWRANCE,
Juno 21 Sole Agents for South Carolina
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Within few days past, ard is row moro com
Plete tEaMi ever before, emGr cling, in every
variety, all the leading styles end quality Of
Yelicles III demand in this market 81.
Inc stock OF HARNESS is also complete.
frlces very low. W. X. GREENFIELD.
Feb 90
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special Not1cea.
No THE MILD POWER @9
5 &

HUMPlIRIYS'
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS
HAvE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST
IL ample experience, nm entire success. Simple,
Prompt, Efficient and Reiinble. They are tie only
medicines perfectly adapted to popular use-so
simple that mistakes cannot be made in using
them so harmless rs to be free from dnnger; ar1
50 efficient rs to be always reliable They have the
render satisfaction. Price, in large thrcedracln,
Walls. with directions:
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OBSTACLES TO Misunderstanding
relief for young men from the effects Of errors
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
lmpedimcnts to Marriage removed New me-
thod of treatment. New and remarkable re-
medies. Books and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD ASSO-
CITATION, No. South Ninth street, philadcl-
phia. Pa.-an institution having high rcpu-
tation for honorable conduct md professional
sklll. Nar 2G 3In
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New Books at r. Z. Bryens Bookstore.
LADDERS OF FRANCE. CT Men Of the
El Third Republic. sl.TJ.
Questions CT the Day. By Rev. Or. Hail.
Mcrk. "A Story Of EXpc! :c!ca. 4: Miss 81!
Gressant--A NoTnl. 81 .:m.ian Hawthorne.
Her aaj?sty thn Qaecl y ,;ovt. ry JOHN
Est Cooke. 81 50.
Nagaboud Heroine. ijv Annie Edwards.
London Hcart--A Novel. BY Fargcon. Il.
Maya NOve!: BY Mrs. Olirhant. Il. .yc
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TNHE largest and finest of tho very latest
L stylos of CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING,
for Men and Boys, ever seen in Columbia.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-11-19

SAD. DEAru.-It is onr melancholy
duty to record the death Of Mrs. Surbenia
Stewart, the beloved wife 9f Major
James Stewart, the Commander Of this
Post, which SID event occurred Oh Fri
day night last. Mrs. Stewart had only
li7ed in this community 4 few months,
bi1t in th:t time had by her ;tmiable
and gentle disposition, quiet and anas-
suming manners, endeared herself to
: all with whom size haul become ac-
quainted. For many weeks this esti-
mable lady had been in extremely deli
cate health, the. most pant Of which
time size was confined to bed and in
great pain, bat she bore these trials
with accomplishing christian resigna-
ton and ,neekncss, and yielded up her
life at last. calmly and in peace, lear-
ing her husband and little childrenin
the hands of her God. Mrs. Stewart
was a n:ttive of Alsace, now German
province), and had no living relative
on this continent. She was the mother
of seven children, the eldest son, and
to whom she was most tenderlv attach
cd. being absent from her side, and at
school in distant city; to the others
however, she was permitted to give
her dying love and parting lessons Of
affection. Death at al times is sad,
bnt how infinitely so is it in this in
stance. There is no love like mother
love. May the God Of the orphan be
their shield and protector, and the be-
reaved husband and father find in Him
the consolation so much needed. The
funeral obscquies were performed in
st. Lnke's Church by the Rev. E. 4.
Miles, on Sunday afternoon, and the
remains followed to their last resting
place in Rosemont Cemetery. by a
large and deeply sympathizins con-
coarse. -