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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
DRAMATIC NOTES.

Mr. Francis Tussaud, the last remaining son
Of Madam TIssaud Is dead in London in his 73l year
Portraits of Macready from Macise's paint
ing Of tho great actor Werner are offered Tor sale III
London.
There is no end to the nonsense that Is
written and printed with reference TO The Stage ana
stage-peOpe. man IN Columbus' Ca writes 10 one
Of the papers there 70 say that Finn the comedian
whom be once nat on a steamboat told him thai " we
sbouId always economze vial forces Ivy acting ~,
10 the demand aud never committing waste DeyOhl H.
"ThIs" adds the wriCer. " was beautlIui thought
eylucing great reflection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
A STREET ARRAY.

James Williamson, alias Johu Sheppard, who
lives In Wa bington-si In tho First Ward, quarreled
with John Cope, In a liquor saloon, at Hoboken and
west-sts.. last evening. The men fought, but wero
separated by their friends and Cope left the place 10 90
home WILKINSON followed aud overlook him at No. ID
sIJrIls.st, wsre the nght renewed, Williamson
drawing aud cutting Cope in the left breast In
dieting m uely cash. Tie assdllan ran down Washing
tOnt his en1e1vor To csrapc but was captured by
the Police Of the Twentysevrnh Precinct and locked
~ In the Lboriyst. Police station. The was found
still in his pos session. Cope. whose wound pronounced
20 very we're conveyed In tue ambulance 10 te
Park liOslitll.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF L. II. BROWN.

The announcement yesterday OF the at
ep,ped suicide OF Ebonezcr H. Brown, at his residence
in Observation-Disclosures tnty 0.tn-S, Tau. DAY morninS'
oceasloned the greatest surprise among h, business
acauantances. H. had recently been attending TO hls
business as usual and hint of pcruniary emDirass
uept or other ca,lse for the deed had heen heard
Reporter OF TIE TRIBUNE yesterday cali, ON NUMBER
Of his personal friends, we'll as others with who'd he
had business relations and learned that he was the
owner OF real OF coast ierdble value In this CITY
and it's Vicinity, though his attempt at suicide was not
easily TO be explained. Ito was never real estate
speculatOr, bus hal for mahy years owned HiSo
amounts aud managed large estates for other persons
A considerable portion of his property was STU
ated ia Harlem. where he had nearly -
lots fronting on One-huudrc yfftE-st. tbs
prouerty he valued at si0)OJ) /: was mort&iged LOT
sa5OO He was also the OF real estate OF lesser
amount IN various portions OF the city. Including some
vuats lois on xh and Srycnth-avrs., well aS some
land In the suburbs. 10 MS ohS there was no
ton for his sudden despair. nothing unuSuii Ia rs
manner hld been observed bv bis hnsiues' ac1laIt
ances thon.h his more intimate personal irrnls niI
discerpd slight traces of dependency dhrln- 'c ~
few days Ii - thought the general deprt.S III tne
yaues of re estate aud tIc impOsiJif vi hIsp'shs
of ~ ~ a iime "A hen money was In great demand NAY
have had something 10 do with tho temporary lhSlty
which evidently caused the dee T. lie recently a..
TAINTED 10 0I,poSe III portion or his real rs nv, "
met with no snrcess Mr.. Brown wa mos ardeho ~
Doueut OF the schrne Of annexation, AN ny lHaH'
unnoseI tho results OF the recent election cOin1nc'
with other causes to hasten The deed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

rp-THOMPsCN-Oct 90. Montstpwa Chnrch, Coz7E
Dubl,r CONWAY aer A. b. brother o. e Or e. @
of 81 Dayids Ike en- Ab,r: 4. Carer esq L. X T. : j. 40
LR C. P. g. Liverpool Of the ReY Herr Carter D. u, !"
M,s btef o. Joseph Thompson esq o nen'lofA
EsBECk-Ou Thurslsy, nos. g. 1913. al te bun
Reform Cbnrch b. lbe Few r. p. Rogers. d. D. Jiu's
IT. Of Wht-soIe L. l., 10 Miss BGms L. eldeat sa12hbr
Orlando Groesatck. esq. OF This ciy.
THURSDAY Nov. by TIE Rev VIM y Nor
y.n ID d. Dulev Pa er Sra daughter o. John y rGri'
JlouTH-WALbIs-At jersey City, n J.. on Ihunda III th
int b. W. W. Haewsy, Jr, Horace J'qnl 10 My
A waits dau. Of Al lander II. wallis u o'Jersef 'uf
wIGuT-DANIBLs esilr evening Nov .. by " hf'y
Wsr e,he Lsres Ii. Wight AIea e., caGSae VI S4-sS
Daniels all OF B.oOkiYn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
..t,m, md Bronchi,i. .fec,ual,, relieved

Asthma und Bronchitis efctuay relieved by the rs, ~ "a
rrKI FAruL, srfI Of asthma lord Dur'ey
had csrce Tstui for than 1ne or
be
wonderfully lie toll he had used for with the most pe
j. Mcycsgh "A hare instance
relief obaned"-Gen AeIantef sod as Dbaeo n
cigars h boxes Hes for nha on
MOORE J New Bond st. Lonos aid al chem
st states and Cnad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

s32o6) Co. The City Treasurer received from oil sources
ssaoo65 o. Balance hand. Oct. 81, s27sis CO. The
experts engaged IN investigating accounts OF city OIL
found further In the accounts OF exrax
Receiver Dradwe for the year 1874 amounting to 1901
He would begin the accounts Tor tho year 1911 The
Controller seDt IN Communication stating that rho city
could upon bonds, owing to stringenoy
Of the money market. except at rJinons rae. hiler-
man Marku I asxel that tho MAYOR withhold hi, sigma
to the contract for opening Mlyerest AS there was
not at present suIJ0nt moley In the treasury W pay
the bills passed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

r,.s, 8, coyss 50 yI~rss o. 81 IS Good !. a Ss
a.,;.s S.ss,s Il a&S H D-ssrts ss's Wesr. 49,
bss w.es IL 900 bsss 1900 bush oss 200 ass Ia "
900 b.,hR ys sbd 1000 Hogs - =, -.
Nov ylosr duIi WHEAT dnll declined Be- sses
We White Mchg.n 81 as amber acss3 SCI. q II sln;
Nj. Ico spot 12s,s December 43, yaagsr Asak log
Mi.sr A2,ar lower At 80 W. fr No Stc Tor no
hs.ss Reespts-iOOOO bush vesi; l3 900 bu, ond sso
1000 bush p,s. sbpmsSA2l 900 bu's "bSa. 'oVVo o'S'
Wi,s,seyos n O. Nov 7-spih.s Tsrpeause qnes u
nni.t ~ 10 2S sr,ned rrrds Tarpssfns ~esk ~ s'
Hal S3 Tor YsIIsv DIP % 40 for Virgin Tar steady a. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
FOREIGN NOTES,

Sir John Duke Coleridge has been appointed
Lord Chief Justice OF the Court OF Common Pleas in
England vice Sir w. BJvill. deceased.
The German Minister Of Finances has de-
cdcd to sell 20 o))00) thaers OF disnsed silver the
United Stairs Goyernmens. which is the highest bidder
AT the Autumn meeting, yesterday, the Liv-
crpoOl Cup by MI L. Grettons b. Ia. Sterling,
beating Mr. Cirtwrig.s ch. T. Louise Victoria second
and Lord 'tlan rs be. King LId third Fifteen
TIE hitting the start 16 10 against Sterling and
Louise Victoria, and to against King LIi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

no law exists there under which either the operators or
ROsewater could DO prosecuted, the COInp'ny Wero
Obliged TO content themselves with the summary dis
mssa OF the two men, and the apnonDcemeDt That ter
would never again DO employed by tho western Union
TOIoRraDn Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
TELFGHAPuC NOTES.

The Mayor Of Boston has nominated David
Chamberlain Timothy T. sswre All Alfred Rockwell for
board o. pire Coinassohefs
John Obey, age 60 committed suicide 81 Rich
ond The asgsi thai lie burden ~ hin
.sif family aud death sweet according 10 Tie Bible
"A quarrel growing out Of All old fcud between
C,ee Hopkins NJ Bailey Of BrosRedoB Henri County Mo-
,s,nsi on Wsiuesiay night 10 uoptif bong Killed sui B'e
,n., aouitec. gaih .s cabs attel Icssiua b'.a N
F.,ig .al. .,t.3l Of 200 ,fHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
,prv,rr TELEGRAM DIvULGED by oPER
ATOi5.

Tho details of a breach OF trust gu tue par.
" ~ ,o ,rs, an record arc gvon In The Journal Of the
J,i,oronh. An Important private political dispatch
sent from Omaha to Denver on the lith uit' was
p,oted IN The omaha Dee on that day. during the pro-
rcs, OF local election. An Investigation being hnd II
60, discovered that A C. rSor, an OPERATOR, al ue
iivered The message T.. RewIter. oitOr Ot Ihe nc
win The knowlrdg, uf w. d. Linfou, another operator
nGeryarI 4. .ui..i the ad5Wtt - tgo GiiuAtc4 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

THE NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY oF THE
UNITED STATES AxsKo,-eharsed By Conss-s'aed" o00
b.r 81 lrSsr smoin man IN s pe
nonh since JAY 1850 Til. shows Tho pa''
of III. urans STOCK COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
PASSR.NG ELS ARRIHED.

FROM GLASGOW-In s>dn,shfp Ge0Tg!I Nov MI Robert A.
4 llsma lady and four ehr Col w. H.
Plan, and LADY, Morton Psoi Mrs Gasons and family. Mr.. P-o
Armstrong Master Allied Alex Amstro1a John g. Corey Wa Rae
kire Pike Jas Pas vie md three ehe, Geo Kenne Drs
Stsrs Miss Mclaughlin, Mrs IT, HoaIisy iiy KisseJ Ls'e
son, Hrs. Pater,oa threo children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
EARTHQUAKES ON TIE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov IA dispatch from
Unionvc New. saws that severe shock OF earthquake
was felt there about CT o'clock this evening" aud that
lighter shocks had been felt 10 intervals during tho past
two DAYS and nights. No danlge was done. Two
shocks OF earthquake fo IN Virginia CITY, New, at
about o'clock this evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
y,,, .vsht 10 be- considered Honestly ana Legal,

Gold e-isust gold q GOLD u alloy fnldl' all the reoo're nsn.
leara mar considered honest gold looks well ans ~''n
All other proportions fail Their preelsoas ani thons H. ~
and eris toe',.d they like beilaf prnea' n'"i
9TH h,., Tn. Box Of Hall Muks" Anercts
Bn yssd sioall co., 81 SrssSrsts ae 81 20 il %
Bo onio ins9ec his shDce ,toet Of loc g1l an sI
iss. eoh All bro,Es CsEiiosIs pos ifee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
5ueclal NuIlres

Eighteenth Ward Council oil Poliu al Reforms
special meeting will be hell HIS (SadAJl RyBAISG at ooe
Oriental Hail. Bgheenth consider Tn 1essoB II Dc s'~
election Of the Board Assistant AbeftAe u s-r
Ell ~ TO rys legislation loan OF two aud bali oa' Of a''
lars to tie Exhibition Building Congany
Canp Of the Chui GreeEest near
opr1 - IN. 10 lOp. e1rry dlr Lac .Isa.2 y $50
Po.i-Iucr .xotiee.-rlr 1snHS .ss
Ing sArURDAI 1878 viii eiss a. tas INC az
DAY a, ~ 30 D. m THURSDAY 81 IL u ana "a ~
6as m aud ~ H. ii'vS s"~,-',
Uonv lie a. Co.. Royal Irish Disiiiler'es De.iasi lrS-
i,na arc WtisST ~ tae fL 'I" VI "
wb az 4, recommended b. tho hea frohs % rers9ee 70
prh saJ, saeo,ed IA Cases Uassd bate hrsaeA
81 BrOsd.sL. Newiofa
I., tn,uri.aa 10 yegetatio lie Coates psp,'
nj IL II reai the rceIt SeiebhGr
p,,,%s 4. si,sa in lRIBUSB EXTRA 30 10. Pre- ~ ca
'"''"'" $50 Ahrvs, THE TRIBUNE. AeW.ioh
The Nev-york IafiHt Asyisin.
~. Cumttrs and Mans VI tina Institution
Pair tpoad
i.is uus Inif Annual Ball jan H. 1876 Ii A.
A. m .lou not usi.ken o he slhoc foanug A.,
alsaoass II receives ami provides t'r the iocndlngs
~ Pr hrs. B. II. VAN AUkhA. tor the Cemmitles.
wn.sx " PowslL> Secretary
The Tribune Evangelical Alliance Extra No. {. tS2
psgej containing full and u al he prose-sA
rsse discussions 81 the meeting Of the WORLDS Ivan
CBLICAL ALLIANCE al Newlok rea AMI viii be 's' b.
mail any address United Cor % eeat' per eo) ten
copies 81 All Of The important Rays sud Addresses aee "
THR TRIBUNE RNrRA without oatiin'ni ioraer MIA severn
pspefs saa ~ s,a;. 5, iIs asae % le- >. -"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

CHICAGO Ecr 7CSrTLH very DALI receipt, 900 ne only 'f
few lots Of TeIn and see at 81 o7ads35 speaA
l64
LivE oos active higher. rice II ,0O0 Ies rns fos
~ GOaSi So 7Oa t3 30 packe oat u mo market To!
ing 10 pay be adVsneej shipments, 0OOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

Pue.-p,.. or Hemorrhosl Tunors positively perfectly NJ
perm, ea and without pam dagger cSus'
ar in.tumslts b. W a. McCaSDuss. NJ d.. sr1 soS vs.
Nebo, oe this and Can refer So1 - tunired'
the very bes peopl- NewYork Pbaeph AMI other cae%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

American Gentlemen o. good AMI ecoaouieil 10,
don Ulster House 80 Coai'|-
London Motel r special materials and styles for Ulster travelling
aud coats, Ulster shooting snd coastJ salts &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
TIE CORNELL investigators

ALBANY, Nov. 7.-The next meeting of the
ssioncrs to investigate the charges against Ezra
Cornell viii DO hold NowYork Tho time has not yet
Ucuu GXeO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

Ladies suffering from Rupture Instantly ree5ea az 500,
cpJ hv the IN, rc rRUss 653 BroawaT Private Rooms biy
.sn1. MAJ puBg 6agefpa btbs sponse pas not "ofA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
NEWARK FINANCIAL MEASURES.

The regular monthly meeting OF the NewarA
Common Council was held last night The report OF 'uo
cav Controller shovel he total receipts Tor taxes ar
,r...I 1..e. ,.u. fos BIZ ct improvements to be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

Al. 4. SENATOR feet had toota drawn a. CoLrosa
worth mp 900 miles to have tooth zach Is niue eI'rse
Dau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

DR. U,sbrouck st- Coous mates eHaly Of extracting
tech wlIoaI pain Oc, 0JG Broadway 3st, heS-iorE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
udRRIED.

True md False ScIsu-c. s,e,.h a.le TAIN ois&ad ~
P.rks U,Is.l.ia rRIaJNs Ls0rCts BxrRA ". D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
pnrNrfYn CLOTH MAiKsr
CATILR MAnKRT.

PaoyIog~cr r. Nov 7-rrsog co,b. r-, .nd weak sra
a sc for Dest O. squne Standard b sA"a'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriage, must be Endorsed ~'G' T."
name and Gid,es'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
A NEW TEXAS RAILROAD

CoRpUs CHRISTI, Texas, Nov. THE Cor
pus Crsti and Rio G.anie Riifoad Company organized
here to-day under charter OF the State OF Texas Tie
limo connects ths placs with L'reds ana beside con-
trolling the Rio Gslnde trade will exercise powerful
influence IN checking borier Expectations and opening
Ia settlement the rich land OF thu ieces Valley. Work
ipg PARTIES have been placed In the field und the con-
sructoa VI the road VIII DO rapidly pushed forward
Representatives, Of Northern capitalists are here CJ
ltonias II RDbb, IIto President Of tue Frontier Com
luIssou, has accepted the Presidency III tue road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08
GOVERNAENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF TIE CnIs9 signal OFFICER.
WAsHINGToS ID. g.. Sturdy, Nov al .. IA.
Synopsis for the past iIcsaiU-f0ar hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

According to r5DorS which reached TINS
Office last night ut late an nour to bo verified Tue
sonth de X road OF Long Island h. fallen into The
nominal posse ~ I'll, trustees OF "a" extens boad.
~ me rt at the suig of Nicholas WFcGOf aud Elliott
Floyd Jon a. who Represent the Dolly of tho trustees
Ier RMS arrlu pnIont 'OrgJ +. cfn IN Is CONTINUED
"a Preside A. nnd Ca les Fox. fho fist Pfsideht OF the
ro appointed hgont or tue tr istces IL5 pttrons VI
tho road are not likely To suf by THIS arraus)medL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-08

OF 81 Shetland Ponie, imported BY Mr. o. CerFy Of 81
Prlncsoo yesterday t7hl IN the seaslD .ueyf "'
Glasgow. al in good health and conBilon
, 1873-02-19
CREDIT MOBILlER.
TIE POLAND COMMITTEE.

JUDGE po1AND's REPonT.
WARRINGTON, Feb. 18.-Tho apeclal Credit Mobiller
After quoting the resolution under which thoy were
appointed and acted tho CoumItoe gayo history Of
tito connections Of the Credit Mobiicr Company with
the Union Pacific Railroad, md the Ho1ie and Ames
horotoforo published. The Committee then rolearso
the f I'D s NJ Ames in n placing 5 of @ tne
Prior to the session Of December 1857 A1nca had Ind
no negotfa.tons with Congressman except scoae1d.
to tho motive and purpoao Of Anus in contr9cting 10
lot Congrossmou have crodit Mobillar stock at par
desred to enlist strength md friends in Congress to
resist any oncroachments upon tho rights and prty
ss sg nsyrs, sSa h to so IN
ayowed IN his !ettcFs to AlComb especially in those III
wSa ,;, b ho says bs intend. placing stock whore It
Oongress" Another leter gives tho philosophy Of ha
action, whero he says ho haa found difficulty In got
ting mon to Look after their OVID property. Ths Com
bocame known, that thoEo would DO danRer Of Con-
gresstonal investigation. Thoso with whom he dealt
COMMITTEE baove A,nes spesIsly to seoure
Wisconsin ana Illinois to regulate TRANSPORTATION # N
letters IL support Of this belief.
involved aud their cases weso investigated. and that
oyeneo having been sont by ne House to the Senate
thH COMMITTEE Conduef tHe1r luty III 10 lilo beuAIora
fully performed. The Committee do not deem 1t their
duty to mako any special finding "a to those not me1-
bor OF tho present Congress- leaving tho faos Tor tho
House ana thS country to Judge upon tho evidence.
In regard to tho members Of the present House, tho
ComMstoo proceed to stato specially tho facts proved
by the evidence which in some instances painfully
conflicting.
. rhoy and spcaker naiue lid not take my stoct, a.
though recommended to by Anles.
Mr. DaWea received other benentfro1n his ttaus-
action with Alnes than 10 per cont upon hia money,
and after settling With Ames, had 10 further Interest
III tho stock,
Tho evidence relative to Suhoheld IL relearaod also
showing also that achotod gavo up hts Credit Mobll-
ter but Eetaned 81 4oo In Union Pacific The procasO
terms OF the settlement ars unknown from lick Of
data, but anco tho settlement achose has had no IT,
forest III tho Credit MobIor
D!nghaal's conueetion with tho matter was sottlcd
by Ames retaining tho thirty OF Credit hoblhor
atock and accounting to Bingham for such dividend
upon 1t ~ bingham lad not already recs!yed. DiDg-
hum was treated ~ tie real owner OF the ntock from
.ho tine Of tho .9rssmsnt, late In December 1851 t.
tho .etlenon in February, 1a72, and had the benefit
Of a dividends upon 1t, Neither Amea nor Bingham
lad such records Of their to bo able to e'se
Tho Committee find that Kelley, Of Pennsylysna.
Continued on Ae Eighth Paqe.(
, 1873-02-19


tho Vice prosIdont a. puiltlogs OF deliberate
fa1sohood ag Of bribory. Notwithstanding tho nb-
sonco Of both tic lottor Of trnnernittaf and the
lottor Of acknowledgement. II will DO romem-
bored that oakop ameB, check to " 8. O." was
and mid by tho sorgoant-at-ArmB on
tho 2tat, and that Mr., Colfax made deposit OF
$1,000 In bills on tho 22d Of July. OakoB AInes'
memorandum book showed to tho Committee
that 81 200 gas paid, md all tho circumstances
sustained his statements yot h(r. Colfax tonti-
fled TINT he got 81 Of1f If the Sf 200 from Mr.
Ncnbitt. Il now appears that in April,
throo months previously lie received 81 600 from
Of Jnly or in ioss than tl,reo weeks aftor tic
alleged receipt by Colfax Of 81, 900 in money by
iotter, o roceived another check for 200 from
hIr. Noabitt This shows, II Colfa1's Thousand
Sef' es1ea iom 'ffx x s hss2s me that vas ' vas 1s
tho doy%oramsnt % and iS Wiz wna m almost almost total
stranger, in three months' time, the sum OF
o%s 1s 81 Neb 5 astG sent ea %sp = ra ass
to hfr. Colfax Oh two occasions, aud yot, on q
third, Bout It rocklesBly by mail In the form Of
bill, tho letter accompanying 1t, saying that ho
vas not much acquainted with tho Vico PreBi-
is not the sort OF lottor that would be. writton
nftor 81 600 had hlroady been sent
to tho samo nun. To DO added
added to all thfs accumulation, Mr: Colfaxt last
ruittoo' atntjnu Tint. in hia teaf{mony m Tnes-
fn,, - ~ 6rt;~a{ Faro+ton - .,,a,t;a,, tl,n+
.45 ~ .4sa ~ nnn ~ 6vtson ~ 44c1t INV
40 foGoleod 3i9oo dfaI1 ron On ~ r. Noepist on
July u, IN addition to his 81 ,090 contribution
previously mentioned. All this is looked on hero
eyon now, whom bal memory and evasion
nro bavinr n carnival in TIM f;anitn1 viii, nnnye
Tnnnt thc n1oro n t1,at T,nlfoy whon tho invce-
tigatfon began, said ho was confident ho did not
recove the 81 ,2ou at tue ttmo noted, since st1ch
m Auult10n to Lis income could not fau TO In
prosa itsolf on his mind.
TIE LOUISIANA oAgE.
Tho goratc rommitfoa ar Privieoes and E1nc.
t;cno viii ronnrI ~, ~ ~ 1on;aInnn ;nvaat;1a.
~: sono ~ "AI m ma1opots VA 1tto t'o.es' t tnsoos6a
taA VI 9A4laan5. AonH ,1ePo1so ahfo peeA
prepared by NJ. MORTON and ny Mf: carpenter,
but which gentleman will mako tho mai ajor1ty re-
port is withhold from tho public. 1t Is under-
stood that Ntorton's renort will take the ground
tl,nt tI,n t1o fncio ~ Tollc1r Govnrnmont
- 1aait;,"ta WV, - os'it 6st ~ -nens'
~ ios.l,mhse' anu uGbns " W ,,, 1gcoE.
nlzed, Whlio carpenters report WILL ho!d
that thoro Is no legal Goyornmontx IN
Louisiana, and that q new election for State
officers is necessary. It Is beloved that tho
Gonnnfftac nro n INIT in tha nnsftion that t1,arn
, 1873-02-19
ELEVATORS.
WATER BALAN CE
Elevator.

We aro prepared to demonstrate
to any one. that our Elevators are
SAFER than any other. That they
run FASTER and very much
MORE STEADILY and more quiz
city than any other. That they arc
simple in construction, and there
is very little machinery to get out
oforder and need repairs, and that
they can be operated ut very much
less expense than any other, even
If the water is pumped by steam.
IF connected with an artesian we'll
the cost of operation Is NOTHING,
as the saving in insurance and wa
ter tax pays tho interest OIL the
cost Of tho well.
We cannot afford to give away
the Elevators, but wo can prove to
any ono that our Elevator is better
in EVERY RESPECT than any
other, and CAN BE RUN FOR
NOTHING. This ought to satisfy
the most s1keptical.
Shall be glad to show the Eleva~
tor to any one, and PROVE all VIC
claim. VIM. T.. HALE s. CO.,
Second story, southeast corner
State and Washington-sts.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-24

BROOM CoRN.-This crop should be
grown on dry, rich loamy soil, if at
tainable. 1t may be planted in drills
or in hills. Keep the land clear of
weeds, and cultivate generally as for
the corn crop.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1873-05-24

PETROLEUM AND Coal Oils one
of the most useful and valuable discov-
cries of the age 1t should be kept on
hand, by every housekeeper and farmer
1t is always useful and it may be requir-
ed at any moment Petroleum is in
valuable to the farmer for curing many
diseases to which his stock is subject.
The oil cures neuralgia, relieves at once
and cures sprains, cuts, bruises, burns.
wounds, ect, etc. 1t is a perfect cure
for scratches" in horses, and also for
founder" 1t kills vermin, of all kinds
or stock. 1t is a good purgative, safer
than turpentine, and altogether safe
and painless remedy 1t has been
known to take away the dreadful pain,
and reduce the swelling of limb affect
ed with rumatic govt in forty-cigft
hours. Some assert that it has cured
chills and fevers, taken every morning
a teaspoonful at dose, for two or three
mornings, when quinine had failed.
The manger kept painted with petro-
leum will cure, it is said, crib-biting"
horses of that bad habit. These facts
should be remembered and theprescrip-
ton tried