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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
ADV Hu EASEMENTS.

ADVEu EASEMENTS.
THE CRISIS is OVERT
,Hh &
c. O u N T r Y
IS SAVED
Financial matters are on perfectly sound
basis and the friends and customers Of
SAM'L. A. BANNER
ale invited Ia come and examine one o, the
finest and best selected
STOCK of GOODS
that has ever been his privilege to offer to
the public. His department. of Ladies
Dress Goods cannot be beaten, including
all the latest styles, such rs japanese Silks
Zoyara Cloths, G new style just in market.
Irish Popiins, Alpacas at prices to suit the
most fastideous. all colors OF Repeliant
Cloths, Opera FlannelS. prints of all styles.
and in fact there is nothing IN this line that
cannot be found The daily exclamation
Of the ladies when they see this display is
sob how beautiful"
GENI'LEMENS' WEAF',
From the lowest price Satt;l.:tts. to he
iIilCSb t-L7S1ACkSSt t'oLi1> sttlI DStlGtln. 81
the most excellent quality. 20 say the
JifI0K h2pAaI'ssEsI + I,.II.s g r..
would convey but faint idea it is perfect
~ immense. it comprises a .,,li line 81 iIY-
siery, gloves of al kinlsfor gentlemen ana
ladies, Kid, Berlin, Isle Thread. &C. Yilc
Hip Gore and Saratoga Corsets, Ladies'
scars, fischures, eoIiaretts linen and lace.
collars, neck rilffiing, skirt protectors, bows
and ties OF the most headtiftif patterns for
The gentlemen anda great deaITmore that
cannot he mentioned. He has gone to :,
great deal OF trouble to procure the incest;
styles Of
Ladies' .SHaaUIs,
and ilatters himself that he has gone and
done it. Double and single. Reversible
and Breakfast. &c. The exclamation of
show Beautiful by the ladies is taken up
and re-ehoed with the sublime words do
tell by the Gents when they see the full
~ Doors & SHOES. |
III HITS aud taps,
ga Bought expressly Tor them. la
dies and chilirens' SHOES also in abundance
and cheap. In conclusion he would state
that he has a fine LOT OF Ready Made Cloth !
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
1ESI AND OLDEST FAMILY MEDICINE.
SANFORD'S
Liver fnUigorator,

purely Vegetable Cathsrtcaad Tonic. IL. Dyspep-
sia Constipation, Debility, Sick Headache ous at
tacks, and all arrangements If Liver Stomach ard
Bowels. Ask YOU druggist for it, Beware oi imita-
tons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15
FEVER AND AGUF.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents There Is
not remedial agent in this world that will cure Fever
and Ague. and all other Malarinus Bilious. Scarlet
Y phoid, yellow. and other Feyers laided by had.
WAYS PIELSI so quick as RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF. Fifty cents per bottle. a
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1874-01-15

The largest, best and mos. popular all chromos IN
the World IN ali their beauty and artistic excellence
from the orIsina stones. Uniform il. sisc-l7 Is
ncnes: frice SlS each. Given as premiums to ysar-
, 1874-03-31
NEW ORLEANS EdARKEI.

NEW onLEAaH March 31.-BnrApsrurFs-F Flour
dull. double, &. 90; treblc, $G.5O@750; family $500
@o.oo. Corn In gool supply .and demand; yellow
nixot 1eo white, 75@7oc; yellow, 8oc Oats 1lrnao1
os Uo{9oGe 15ran source and 1rmor at $1.35.
nAr-Dult no sales.
pnov1s1oxs-ro1k quiet at 1azSc Dry salt neass
quiet At 6s!93ss@9c. Dacon quiet and lrm Mt 7lf3
@0Mc kcg, ga{@lUc.
suaAn-bnil; low fair to fully fair, osl@71fc !;
prime, 7A@8o.
AloIAaags-Receipta Light no sales. IL
W11IsKT-Dul: Loutaiana, o4o; Cincinnati, s1,o0.
Conn MRAL-SJ40
CoTToN-In falr demnud sa1es, 4,600 ba1es pr,cca
drooring, requiring partial reduction Of Kc. Tho
downward tcntenoy was checked by rally In foreign
exchange. Good ordinary to strict good ordinary,
!33<t914slc; low middlings to strct low mtldlnEa,
15A@l6No; middIings to strict midllings, I0Kca
3o3s gooa mdlings i. aaay l1I3l7o Receipts 46
Stock, c4j, unRoll, $50, 400.
MoSErARy-doid, 1is. Sterling, s5.4s@5.4o: sight,
, 1874-03-31

Clinton Il Springfield Railroad for tho thr %
mouths ending Fob. 2S, woro.
E.nansRsa aIRa ttavS ny pr , milo). ooo g
0Alo'A'" so*-44 per cont. a5,333.21
Not earnings cl77 por milo .$lo, 600. IA
FREIGHT MATTEnH.
!aIgo number of Wostorn General Freight
ngSs neSot noa meeting yestersy afternoon at tho
road. on Kinzle Htroo to arrange retos to rot,ts
IN the NorthWc8t on tho NTiHslssiDpi, It is un-
aors!ood Lint tho ammo rateB ~ those of last year
will DO adoptcd again.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
II js reported that tic Illinois oontro1 1aoroad
Is trying TO fnnko arrangements with tho Amori-
can ExproHH Company to 1un through from Now
Orleans trains aaon with tropical fruits for Ills
fLo OhIcago l. Illinois River Ro1roa;, finn
pnny has Just put party Of opeinoors into tho
hold to finish the location Of tlo limo from CLi-
cago to streator, by way OF Joliet and Whining
ton. A ''-''A'o
Work on the grading OF tue romah d ohioaeo
Tq21n1al', Wia., md tho Wisconsin Risor. SS''
roatts vi! hold convention on tic l5th Of
April tho Southern IToto st Louip, for tho
putpoao Of arranging tlmo-Bohodules for tllo on
suing BeaBon. '''' W.
EN1oRANT TRAVEL TO THE wEgr.
Special Dttpasch e 1he chscnno Iyfduue.
NEW fonK, March 80.-Tho war botwoon tbe
6ao"t A"al"ht AIch ~ tH0 NeHt on tho Rnb1cck OF
carrying omigranta has shown no now featl,rea
l9teiy. on tho wllolo i must bo beneficial to
while 1t lasts. N"'S'
William II: Vanderbilt, Of tho New York Con-
raj q Hudson RailroAd, eaid today tlat
the the, atatoment that tho Now York Con-
trnl had tried to divcrt traycl to Dog-
ton or to any other point waa untrue. They
Ind mado no effort to obtain this traffic. THO
Central, undor its present management, had
mover gono into tho brokerage buBluess.-
that th Ill T., selling American railway tickets
try,-as tho Eric and Pennsylvania Roads nro
doing. Eric. with q Wow to mouopoIiziug tho
omigrant trade. bud contracted with tno MAJORS
ty Of tho steamship companies to carry Nil iholr
omigrant passengers Wost, paying then, 20 or 10
ner cont aB q rebate or commission. TEiB prac-
tioally resulted in tho stonmslip companies run
ming tho railroads. In concluding, bIr. Vandcr-
blt Haid firmly that l,o Was determined to break
tho combination of rallroad nrd Btoamabip COM
panies; and they must carry passengers very
cheap to got ahead Of him, for be would carry
them for II a head, II necessary to succeed,
Moreover, he wonld positively pay no rotate on
commissions for business, and whateyor arrange-
no1ats le mado would bo to tho benefit Of tlo
omigrnnta.
, 1874-03-31

Tonth baliot-.Dnnno. 10, Quirl,, II, johns
aotl, 4 Hunt, 81 Thibodo, 0; paol, IL J. g. L.
a motion to adjourn vas Lost, as was also a
motion to postpone for ono week. Then another
motion to adjourn waB made, and again Loaf.
Ald. Unllorton movel that whom tho Council
was lost. Another motion to adjourn was loBt.
A!d. sohntfner moved to postpone for two
woohs. This waH lost
AID. QullortoM moved to postpone for ono
honr. Lont. 11o thon ,noyod to adjourn. Thia
A!d. echaffnor moved to postpone for four
weoks, but Withdrew tho motion.
iho eleventh bnllot waH tfion taken,as follows
,,'li, Wnirl, II; Dunno, 10; johnson, I; Hunt, 4 !;
Tho Council adjourned.
, 1874-03-31

| mt nno ufohi1B, WHICH Waa honrty and fro4ncnt
Ihe chorus was prompt, energetic, and yIvaclous
and although It lna tio lions sllaro OF tho worl
to do, It manifested no sign OF wonrinosa
put :, was frcsh and rcady for worl
70 for4a .o a. yery last Tho orchestra, numbering
torty-Ve piecest WIS tho toAt ono which has Dvol
paen organized Aorc, and did It's work remark
apiy VOL. Tho opora waH beautifully placed
gu tho Blago-tho Bcotory now, and tho coHtl,m-
thSSn ~ F;esy picturesque anu graceful Wo have
;tmn ,ulcatea TIE general points Of tho por-
A. n'r.osont, IT. Ia ploasnnt duty to record
q;nla, qqs;eul'san'o siccosa Tor Dir. Balatka and tho
A'ooofKfan2' z......
,.u ACADEMY or stus1o.
poared % last oveni,g at t!o Aoado'ny II itllo nov
eSuo ;! nFota ehtitlod = Madatno Angots Child, y
Wi4eh 70 aata 70 havo created great HonHation
~ an tarls anu London. Tho of1ora ia ono botter
% 65 s s9 Tfao sn any s oy dsnas nSs 9ass y
',', neniou, poing QUO Of thoso aparltling Froncll
productions that roltos upon continual frsllado
,iopavtoo anu ssage nntics for its attractions
acaiy % or neie"y no9,eda1eG ar
a, some pr91tty aira scattered through II however
sy apparent ~hish roiIoyss tle yiyaoiy iia with
,opyi, atite s9ms htogethof 1t - ilioly to prove
a;a ',' ~ ~ eiso"lo.o. moro extondod
pt,so 1as W.. ~ k.son ot eno IN tnture
aata5o aseon9eu ias9 evening and woro
AtfMig h;gs st4e,n"u sftnrna, snttsonenons;; ts,
v,n MS ~ afternoon i tho regular Iqosday matinee
m-r W gtgont Yario.y Wnl 20 given to tho
o fImco 9oma ~ t1'e ea1,' ny ~ Inc
s;t,, iitin ia ions Gap!n ~ .ho BLOCK company
~ ~ nts!o ~. a.sH Eatn ILL., 1s engaged especial
y Aor tno part OF Epd;
nrr uo,,,,,,, nooLEfs a3ea;l TIEATnE:
+aatra t n9opy asoon company r9appearod at Ills
tho1tlo ast evening, after IN absence Of tllroe
u., wooNa, curing which time logs prevailed to o
snspalslng oxtent' me OCCASION was tho first
oaiot,. e snls BeGsoi o. baltloy oampporg
, 1874-03-31

Rcv. Or. FORESTER Mr. Jnhu T. FuElong and Mrs. b. O.
Hayes formerly Aaua II. Tratk).
STONTs--IILLEN-Atp potroit, Affob., March a. ,t
st. P:ui's Church. BY tho Rev Thomas e. Fkili. eo.
yaungost daughter Of 'Yiam Il. Miller, Of Hartford
Cont.
tho Rnv. W. II. Ryder, D, H., Mr. William II, Whalen
hnd Miss Hnttio T. Thornton.
, 1874-03-31

often lives on fta past reputation. but house do
pends soey OIL Its merits. It makes s reputation by
selling o best goods ut tho lowest prices And that
iB just wnt the Wholesale boot Rn soe house OF G.
8. Richardson 90. IL DOING 1t sells It's goods, but
not 1ts customers.
, 1874-03-31

Resumption Of Through Traffic on the Erie
Railway.
by tho following dispatch, received at tho ollcs Of
the Erie hallway Company 1t will 10 seen that all
truins On that line are running through without de-
tenton.
New YoRK, March 81, 1874
D, w. Aftns, Festern {as,eHyer. Agent, Ohieaga;
All passenger anl freight tralns on Eriu Railway
are now running regularly. ]. N. ABBOTT,
General Passenger Agent,
, 1874-03-31
CAPITAL AND LABOR.
Tho PhilntsclpY,tn Gsurmont,c,,tt

Tho Philadelphia &snrment.Cutters,
specfat Dtsnatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, March 30.-Tho garrae1it-cut-
tots have hold Q secret meeting at which they
resolved that the 1yo-day hands should reoeiyo
$40 nor week, tho bix-day handa 1922 and 1924
1'er week until furthor notice. general strike
Will be entered into III the event Of tho employ
ors refusing to acceao to thoae torms.
, 1874-03-31

*t5s-NfUHVVTHN Ut A1xUfs 1AFs
Snecidi Disuatch to The Chicago Tribune
ALTON. ILL.,, 1larch 30.--All tho g1ass-b1owers
nt tho Illinois GlnBs Works in this city aro on a
strike for an incronse Of wages. Tho works
stoppod to-duy, and tho proprietors haye lad
tho fires put out. and sny they will not accct1o to
tho demand. Tho strike throws eighty hands
out OF employment.
, 1874-03-31

At Reed's Tcmplo Of Music, corner Dearborn and
YanDuren streets, Chicago, good seycu-ontave rosp-
wood pisnos, but lttlo used bo bought from 5000
10 $500.
, 1874-03-31

Through the allcccsa Of o,,r notice In the Sunday
papers about the 200 san papers, we publish to-day
prices OF othor gooda, as follows Htamp golds. 600
gifts, t01; and wlto tlanks 13Hc per pioc0, Mt John
]. McGrathB, Nos. It'll aud ITO atate streat
, 1874-03-31
DECLARED BANKRUPT

Pnov1pExcE, \. l., March }0.-In tho United
States District Court. this morning, the Atlantic
Dola'ne Company was adjulicatcl bankrupt
, 1874-03-31

1 " "MABAkiELLO."
The performances Of opera by amntour Ger
man aooiotioH III tllis city have not boon many
| ont they have boon exceptionally brilliant, antl
OF olinrahtar which Inns reflected tho utmost
credit upon their industry, intelligence, and OH
thustasnl. Tho Inauguration OF this class Of
| performances dates back to days Tint aro almost
historical and thero aro but fow of tho opora-
goore OF to-day who will recall the representation
OF tho "Ozar and Zimmor1nann" In 1856, Of tho
Daughter Of tho Rogimont at Rico's Thoatro,
IN 1867, mud Of ''strado]1a" In tho eamo yoar,
conducted BY Julius Ungor, In tho cast Of which
Mrs. Da!ntkn took the rola Of Lconora. Excel
1ont as these performances wcro, they we're
oolipsod by tho tllreo memorablo Seasons In 1870.
ut tho Crosby Opora-uoua which awakened IN.
thuaiaam ovcn among those 1astidious opora-
goers who, for five years, had boen listoning to
the groat singors Of tho Italian and Gor1nan
stage In tho same house. On thu It'll Of Eoh-
ruary, tho dorman|a hIaonnorchor, under tho load
ernhip OF A1r. Dalatka, brought out "Dor
Froisohutz," with Mrs. Iuck as Agatha, A1iss
hunat Us AnncAa, 11r. 8cllultzo as Mar, and Mr.
Koch aB Caspar, and gavo five porforn,ancep
Which astonished evory ono. Their succoss
stimulated tho Concordia Nlaonnoroor, thou nm
aotlVo r1Val of tho Gcr1nnnia, to go to work in
tito aame direction, and the result was an OLD
gant performance Of "Tho Magic FIuto, unaor
tho direction Of poor drossourth who has since
gono to hls graFe undor n load Of misery and
poverty, and insanity. few arc doomed to beor.
Mrs. uuek gracod tho performance with her
representation Of Pamti1la. Mrs. Lane-Xorjor
appeared rs tho Queen Of Night !, Mr.: Diycfor
as 1anlino; Alr. Hoffman rs Sarast,o: Mr.
Foltz as Papageno; and Miss Goldstickor as
I'apdgcna Iii this performance tho Counnriin
tatr!y outdd tho dcrmania, but nothing
dauhted, Mr.. Dalatka Got his society at work
on "stradella," and, on tho 10th Of Aprii.
tho charming. graceful little work was riyon.
with Miss Knuat as .Leonora. Mr.. sohu1fza as
Str1della, Afr. eayori as Bassi, Mr. Hunno1nann
as 1a;rnoer.no' and Mr. Koch as Aial0lio. Tho
woro given ct onco placed tho Getmania ahead
again, aud tho Concordia did not striye arni,,
for tic uastory. Then camo the fro, and Mi
tho societies wero for time covered With ayhoa
ono after tho othor they hayo struggled out, and
HOW 70 comeb tho Liedorkranz with Alasanicllo,"
real difficulty Of chorus work, isinoro fornidablo
than "stradella" and "Der Troinchutz" cam.
bined. This young society, for, on the nipbt ~
tho great fire it was having itH first rehearsal.
and did not again got into working order until
last July, when Mr. Bafatka took charge Of it.
zoa|ous study Of tho work, mud ii this rospoct
has set IN example for some of lilo ollor so-
cio.ie6. w.
It il not, rs many suppose, tho first porgorm-
anco Of F" Masanollo" given In tho CITY. but. IL
excellence woro considered, it might be called
bofore on the 21st If Alay, 1861, ut McV ;cj1or's
Theatre, with tho following cant:
Elyara Virginia Whiting
1.t'Haollip' ,htcfnnf
Fenell". h1mo zaytowsky
t5etfo. Carl Formpy
lima
, 1874-03-31


committee to count the voto.
AID. Stout moved tint Aid. Foley be added to
tho Committee
AID: Oullerton (this time In earnesD moved
that tho 1ifst ballot bo MI informal one. The
motion prevailed, aud the result Of tho first hal-
lot was announced, al follows:
Whole number OF votes cast, 81 necessary to
Q choice, u. storek, G Tiibodo, G; Paoli, = ;
johnson, 81. Guonnt D.; Carlmann q; Hunt q ;
?Tfs Tns d socona 5iaf is3 qsp; fop;a pa1os resulted
Paoll, 7; Dunne, z; Qulrh, Q; johnson, 8 /; Thi-
hlfodo9 81, storoh, ii Hunt, 1; "Dr. Anton G.
Aid. Leugsohor remarked that he wouldn't
liko to tako any Of tho lattors pills,
johnson, s; storck, o; Thlbodo, 3; '"Dixon,' h
l; "Ald. Qu'rls," i; Guorin l.; Hunt, l. No
> Fourth 1alloMt7Jo4nHon. II .; Dunno, 8; oulrk,
"Dr: cnllerton,""1. No election.
Elfth ,m!i ballot-Dnnno, o.; Johnson, 8; Quirk,
I; Inie9oido' 11nnt.4 storck, q; dnorin; l.
{; Hunt, &; Thibodo, 4; btorok, i. No oloo.
g. soyent4 4,' Ds'llqt-noMnno, II; Qnlrk, s; john
son, y; Hunt, 7; Thbodo, q; unoriu, i. No
Eight, ballot-Qurk. u; Dune, 10, John
son. = !; Hunt, 5; Tllbodo, q. No elootion. '''-
Aid, Boha1lner moved that further baIlotino La
postponed until noxt Monday night.
Tlo Chair declined to entertain tho motion, on
bailotfng began
Aid. bohattnor appealed, and tho CHAIR waa
sustained by u vote Of 2G to 0. '''
Aid. oullorton moved to adjourn, but Was de-
.olared out Of prdar. Tue ninth ballot waH then
Hon. q; Hunt, 4; Tliibolo, g.. No election.
Aid. Pickering moved that tho Council sd-
1ourn. Tho motion was lost.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27

"You lie like sas matrc.' That's Reading. =
Daa5,ay Ne'cs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
sSettin. IL Mad DOGS Jaw.

Coroner Mahan, ot Jersey City, encOun-
tered Il mad dog Yesterday at tho corner OF
Bay street aud Newark avenue. Tho dog
made rush for the Coroner who barely es-
capped getting tho benefit OF the dogs good
intentions ON tie calf OF his leg.
lie procured piece ot iron from an adj
Joining store and invited a fresh attack
from thu canine. who, seeing his enemy
ready Tor the encounter, then made dash
for hlm. As soon as he came within strlk
ing distance tho Coroner made a pass at
him, striking tho hydrophobia full IN the
law, settling his hash at the first shot. y
few moro blows from the powerful arm of
the Coroner took the bark and lite out oi
tho animal.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
The co-Education of the Races.

Some OF the most intelligent and thoughtful
ton the policy OF the measure proposed in Con-
gress for civil rights IN the co-education of the
races. The Rev w. Il. Derrick, pastor OF the
Third Street Methodist Church OF Richmond III
a late discourse, said
"From information received, the government
row contemplate the passage OF \ bill IN which
the co-oducation of the races is to be attempted.
Now, may be frowned at by my own people,
but regardless oi iroW.s and consequences | viii
say the moment such enactment appears on
the statute-book the public school system in the
South viii receive a blow that Will cause its
death, and no power this side of Heaven can IN
fuse life into its dead carcass. ILen who will be
the losers the blacks or the whites need not
tell you. That leave to you to answer and pom
| dei over. am anxious for the days to come
when caste Will be aboi!she1 but the teachings
! of two hundred years cannot be forgotten in icn
| or twenty years Iwlll look forward with gloomy
| anhclpations II such n law is pissed. WI y, how
| long would such system b. maintained In the
| fifteen cN-save States. Just as long rs would be
required to 20 through the forms OF law needed
| to destroy it, Some bring the lIwfulness OF the
bill in qucs ton but all thIngs lawful are not tx
| pedient. AS negro, am with you rs far as con-
sistcncy VIII allow me. There arc to be found in
tile South over one million OF colUrcd children at
| tending schools Arc We prepared to furnish the
| means TO continue their education when these
| States refuse 10 impose taxation for school pur-
| poses, which they " i'll surely do.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
Reading Annoyed by Drumnlers

Tho Reading Eagle says Young girls Of a
romantic turn OF nnd are generally partial to
young men III fashionable attire gaady lewelry
aud pleasing address. Drummers arc generally
of this class. The latter therefore stop At fash
lonahe hotels and in The evenings 20 out on a
sinful pathway robust with dishoucr bile motives.
And there Is terrible amount OF this disreputatt
street llrtiug. The private police records are iul
OF It, IL is astounding 10 hear otthr list OF names
OF guilty young girls read over who imagine that
no one hut themselves are conNersant with the
facts. Detective Lyon Is daily mlde aware o
sufficient scandal and outrage 10 MI column aiteI
column, but such iIcts are not suitable Tor publ
cation.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27

HEAVY STOCK SALEM TIL WISr-!n the
GAZETTE day or two ago there was publish
I'd detailed account of large sale vi sholt-
horned cattle at Dexter Park, Chicago on thu.
2lst inst, in which Il bull brought sl4, ,uOu ami
two helfers $40 600 On the following day there
was another large sale of short-honed cattle.
at Cambridge, Ind. in which a bull was sold
for sl7, 400. The sock VA, tho property OF
Cen Meredith. The following were the sales
made;
The imported COW Royal DuchoS, second to
Judge Jones' of DE tlaware Ohio at 3, ,OeO j. oan
of Are, 5000, to Avery X Murphy, of Detrolt
Mich, Forest Lady, 10 j. S. Long Of Monroe,
Iowa, 81 GOO; Maggie Andre. for Sl,l3J to Il
| :, Long, Of Monroe, Iowa. Idl. sjlO, to j. >.
Long OF Monroe, Iowa. Annie Iyslr, 500. to
| j. ). Long; Souan of Oakland, 800. 10 j. !
Long; Third Souan, 500 to James Mcheagan,
Yates City, H.. Medora, S6l), J. ). Long {;
Maid of Thornhill, 81 300 to w. l.. Duncan
Towdnda H.; FloralLesiey, $500, tod. 5. Long:
Kate Washington, third, $50. The sale OF
bulls was reserved for the closing OF the affair.
The first on the list, Joan'S Cherub, was sold
for S11 40 (got by the bull Gherub, which
sold for Sll, ,jO5 and out of the Imported show
cow, Joan of Are, which Sold.tO day at 81, ,000)
sold to Alexander Charles, OF Dixon, H., these
being the highest prices,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
ilYDKOPuOBIA

NEW lurk, May 2t-ln tie College of Ply.
slc'ahr aud surgeons iasl evening, ID. Charlr. T.
knsseil read paper On hydrupAuhll. The mum.
hrr ot ctsei IN Tie different .r:tsons were gwen
AS iollo~s GIl were III the sprng, $50 IN sum.
lner, os.i IN auinnn, and 5,3 IN winter. Tins
waa ullered Ia show the ubsurdity ot preyenuy.
iucaS nres III the use at mu2zlc5 during uuly one
part Of The }ttr HE danger was erpntest nom
rierlnt dog "t wuleh there are mon than D .OuU
III Tins cty. That 10 precautions ASetc takru
against hydrorh"'a he thonsht was 1tmlre .blo,
when tanlthry precautions we so strinntlt f.,
tho past Year four deaths ltle. occurred m tbis
city ir"m hydIoPhoha. Their were sixty III, t
IN The | nlted States.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
HE LIABILITY OF LANDLORDS

landlord in BnIr county ~. ts .u,L ,rrrnily
ior $1,000 damages hr selling hIuor to "A man
Who soon after lell from hur,r aud WAS Killed
Tho defendant settled the case by pawn. the
claim tnla $500 TIN c.,,r Wa, htup,l NON, ~
following act ot Nav ., lsj4:
Any persons furnishing ntoxIcattn drinks h
any peIs"u- IA violation u any sxisilnH law or
ot the Pt'Nlst ot HIS aCt sAtIl be- held rlylg
responsible lor any injury tn r,i-on q ltoreIty
III eohst4 4ueuee oi sueh furnishing; and any ono
4r@tteNcd MY IccuNer fan dam ges against SUI
parsons 80 lnth'shnr, by action On the case, IN
attnted Ia any rvutt having iutisdtGIul ut - .
lufm " action M this state"
lhe Local Law shtrlds our hud!afl, from all
dtn-el II ialhn2 INTO such Grape ii. the one
above le' ted H. Ch..t5. A,rs.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
A Singular Story.
STARVING MEN KILLING AND EATING EACH
OTHER on THE PLAISS.

STARVING MEN MILLING AND EATING EACH
OTHER on THE rLAIS5.
NASHTNGToN. May 25.--Thc Agent at Los
l'inoS Indian Agency, Colorado, reports to the
Commissioner of Indian Affairs the crcum--
stance by which five men lost their lives late.
iy, While on the Ute Indian Reservation One
OF party of six on arriving at the agency
was questioned as to what had become of Ia,
companions. II" represented that they had
probably died from hunger and cold. since
they lett linn to his fate his feet having been
ifoAcn. Alter closer investigation there being
suspicious circumstances, the man Whos..
name IS Packer, finally confessed under oath
that one after another of these five person,
mad been killed by the remainder, and that he
himself had killed the last remaining man on =
about twenty mile, from the agency. Ha rN-
pectrd only the inst two victims OF Whom he
| spoke a. having dIrd from starvation, having
! hrot eaten the dead bodies before commencing
| to Kill one another Packer has been turned
over to the civil magistrate. who viii investi-
gate the affair 10y regular inquest and he
will he proceeded against in accordance with
| the law,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-27
From the Reading Eagle.
A Subject for Earnest consideration

PROPOSITION TO BUILD GAS WORKS FOR TIE
CITY OF READINa-A CAREFUL ESTIMATE
WORTHY THE ATTENTION or EVERY VOTER
IN THE COMMUNITY